The New York Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1844, Page 4

President of the n , with much courtesy and politeness by his colleague Gov. Bagby. f, ‘THE TARIFF. Gov, Baasy proceeded to make his speech upon the tariff on motion of Mr. Evans. , Tnstead of undertaking to report this speech— made entirely for home consumption—! shall, after it is finished endekvor togive you the substance of it condensed. a Further Particulars of the Riot. {From the Phila, Gazette of yesterday page’ J Hay Past One o’crocn—Mors or THe. Riots. — Our paging 1s just retarned from the ground, and brings the following report. Every thing continued quiet front 12 last night to 7 this moraing. At about that time groups began to assemble as yesterday, but under higher excitement At Second andFrank- linthe American flag was raised, and with it the placard which was paraded through the streets yes- terday, At this peunds the volunteers of the Ist Brigade were relieyed by some of those of the 2d. Self organized bodies now tormed, and a search for men and arms was made through the houses in the square bounded by Master, Cadwalader and Jefferson streets, and the Germantown road. The mulitary did not interfere as perfect order was pre- served. | Several stands of arms, as rifles, muskets, shot | guns and pistols, were found concealed, chiefly in the out-houses, in a pig stye, &c. They were al- most all loaded. The inhabitants had dispersed.— Atabout 8o’clock a gun was fired in Jetlerson street, which for a moment created great exci ment, but it was at once discovered to be an_acci- dent. About 9 o’clock a large quantity of gold, about $700 dollars, was discovere: in the embers of the fire in one of the houses burned yesterday,— Some 100 dollars of it were carried off by boys, but a guard was immdiately set over it by the volun- teers, and the residue discovered and returned to the owner, an old Irish woman named. At 10 o’clock some companies of the third Brigade also appeared. ‘They took possession of the ground. ‘As they appeared, an Irishman was discovered in | the act of loading a musket, having just loaded one. He was immediately seized and carried to Alder- man Boileau’s, and from thence to Mayor Cannon’s. On the way down, and with great difficulty, his life wassaved. Arrived at that officer’s, he was obli- ged to place him at once in a cell in his office to | save his life. The excitement was increased at the office by the fact that Young, one of the men shot esterday, and who is not expected to live, v lying in the adjoining house—his sister, a beautiful irl, was on the steps of the house, in an almost | rantic state, and the sympathies of the crowd were | raised to an almost uncontrollable pitch. Last night, in a straggling melee, an Irishman named Rice was shot in a street called Philip street. | The men Rice, an Irishman, a weaver, who was shot yesterday, it is now asserted was shot down in the act of firing. He is represented as having been one of the leaders. An_ Irishman, at the corner of Jefferson street and Germantown road, during the hottest of the fight, was engaged in firing down Jefferson street into Cadwalader street, among the Natives, killing and wounding two or three. The edge ot the house, behind the corner of which he would dodge, was literally shot away by bullets fired at him. He was at last shot through the back of the head by a boy, who came through Jefferson street from the West. t At 11 o'clock the crowd was entering the houses in Germantown road, searching them, ead from them arms and ammunition. They conducted themselves, though under great excitement, with much forbearance, destroying no property, and whenever they entered a grocery store to carry | out the powder, placing a guard to protect the rest of the property. The honses in the immediate scene of action, and within a square or two, are all deserted, and the Irish have almost entirely disap- peared. Some tew men are seen carrying off their furniture in ears. At 12 0’clock a fire broke out, but as our repor- ter left at that time, he is unable to afford any par. ticulars of it. At that time, one of the yolunteer: belonging to the Monroe Guards, was fired upon and carried off the ground mortaily wounded. Va- rious rumors are afloat as to_the assemblage of a large force of Irish from Manayunk and other points, in the Second street woods, and above Rich- mond on the Delaware. Vertous other rumors are afloat, which we forbear to mention. Qg- We learn from passengers who arrived from Philadelphia last night, that the riots continued without abatement yesterday afternoon, notwith- standing that all the military were out. More blood had been shed—and more houses burned, among which was a Catholic Church. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Finsr Boarn, May 5,—25 shares Northern Liberties Bk, 40; $15,000 State 42; $0000 do o's, 744 , $T,000 do bis, bof, 742 ; $8000 do’ 5's, bf, 74g ; 100 shares U.S. B 62; $100 State 5°s, 74, $5000 do cash, 744; 7: mington Railroad, 13) ; $1000 Cincinnati Bonds, 9 ; Wilmington 6's, 1865, 81} ; 40 shs Reading RR, 25} ; 100 do Morris Canal, 6. Sccoxv Boann, Mey 7.—$2000 Tennessee 5s, 85) ; $1000 Lehigh 6’, 1845, 39; 200 shs Girard Bk,9}; 50 do U 8 Bank. bof, 63; 100 do do, 6} ; 58 do Grand Gulf, $3; 10 do Union Bk, ‘Tennessee 62; 29 do do bsf, 62 ; $6000 Reading Bonds, 71} 5 $0000 State 6’s, 75; $IOUVU do K5f, 76 ; $560 do nw, 75. SHIP NEWS. By this Morning's Southern Mall. Baurimone May 7—Are Foultuey, Voua’, Rio Grande; Com Warcngton Ga che, La Cuayra; Emma Cole, N York (Id Mentor Trefechen, Buston via Potom ec, sid Portia, Tew, York Norrotx, May 6—Cld Royal Sailor, Young, Matanzas. *oreixn Ports, La Guayna, April 17—In port, Deborah, to sail in 3 or days for Porto Cabello. Rio Grav. Id, t) sail t larch 14—In port, Argo, Reed, for Baltimo.e, 12 days—and others treporied. 40 LET—Ana immediate Po: a modern built Ho: best state of repair, as a iarge yard attached. Rant mode: MYERS, 99 Chariron etreet, or A. LOCK WOOD, 17 Tench street. mm giveu—The No. 7 Tenth s*. ery commodi ve. Apply to . ous, and m3 lwee TO L&ET—'The Store No 61 Liberty street, now oc- fig cupied by the aubveribers. A very desirable location for tre Dry Goods Jobbing Business. Possession can be had on or befove lst of August. m2 lore PE iE & BROOKS. THe PROPRIETORS of the INTON BOOT AND SHO MAKKET, reepretfally inform their Inameraus customers and the public generally, that they have removed their stock of Boots, Shoes, iters, ke , ¢.. from the gid prand at the coraer of Canal and Hui streets to 196 L streeet, between Hudson and Varick streets, where they are selling every thing in che Boot and Shoe Tine cheaper than ever. Dont torget the name ond number. A KNOX & CO, | . 196 Canal s m3 1 BOOTS AND]SHOES. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. LL WHO WEAR the above articles and wish to save m had better lose no umes calling at the fashionable Boot an! | hoe Stores of 8. P. SECOR, Nos. 1603 and 161 Greeawich | street, where all may suit themselves with an article that, for | tyle or make, fashion ad finish, cannot be surpasse dor per- hops equaled in teerte. 4 ‘oP ‘B. beg apprise ia Darticular those ladies and gentile | men who consider a wer! tittiny boot or gaiter an indispensable | arti‘le to the cous ensemble of all within the bean monde, that 16034 oF 161 Oreeuwich street is the only places in New York ited. sy’ Gaiters, Shoes, &c., always on Hemember 160%% and 161 Greenwich street. aD | 5 Im*%ec ~. PHENIP HORSE BAZAAR, | NO. 189 AND 191 MERCER STREET, NEXT TO BLEECKER STREET. | The next regatar PUBLIC AUCTION SALE | will take omen at this establishment, TUESDAY. | April 30, commencing at eleven o’clock, with Car | Tiages, tiar eam, Saddlery, &., new and eseond hand. wt id o'clock, will Le offered a catalOgue o f very superior foes, Qeotlemen in the conntry having to dis} of, {iva thir orders ferthtully Harrison. | |\W.A LAD. of Toit stientou tn Lawyers omen or hs bolenle ouse, would be witli coat Ile can pisdnce commission of the sbove merely fur bis clothes and i can produce from themes it) to 2 LAVY AND GENTLEMAN, or a single tleman (pre‘erred,} can;ba handsomely azcommodated with nest furnished ror m or rooms, with breskfast aid tea or full board, 18 stoall genteel pavate tamily, fivi wellth street, Several jimes of . tages ale runuimg mm the ty dress, post paid, uader letters, PB. at the office of this reper ma see Lt This morviag (May 7th,) in crossing the Park, a purple moreceo Pocket Book, containing two duplicate bills or Rxchang-, xd other papers, of no use to any ove but the owne The finder will confer a favor by returnirg it through the Post (thee, to So, 22 Coenties Siip. mi 2:*ec O VAWNBROKERS, D* ALERS IN JEWELRY, KC. STOLEN 4 om the hone of Edw rd Whompson, 383 Grea: 4) wich street, one old fashioned silver watch a: d guard; one h five different sorts of hair; one mou niag ditto, ent coral, da; one gold bre sen; key, one I broach, wit woth 3 01 silk gaard with clas jo with heaits jomed and chain and padlock and key » tached, ¢: ral reckiace, ama | torcoise shell box, ove pair small pocket pi tola, (Cooper, mater, N.Y.) aud some money. ‘Lhe wateh has shepierd and shepherders paintet on the dial,also some sheep ear the figore Also, one pair cornelian errerinzs; one pair of gold, drops. All persons ars reqvested to bove and give notice tothe owner. May 7, 184. [TO souTHER: Drug nd \d re Ses ad- advantage to obtain a supply of Dr. Holt’s medicines— vertisement, 5th columu last page. ms BOARDING, T 27 COURTLAND? STREET ‘ing receatly bern taken ona | AND WESTERN MERCHANTS, onntry Dealers. —¥ ou will find it E+ > lw*ee ceive single wer lemen or fumilies wh joard, with comlortable apartments. Mis. Gere, No. 2 Courtland street. 30 Lin® rr: BOARD. ; LEASANT ROOMS, with Board, can be obtained at No. 3 Wooster street. : 3 ‘The house and furniture are new, the Jocation desirable, and the terms reasonabie. ap?7 2w*m | DR. S. W. MOORE, ‘ | TTAS REMOVED fom his late residence, 531 Broadway corn-r of Spriog street, to No. 767 Broalway, ove door be- low the correr of Ninth street. m? lw*re REMOVAL. R. J HEINE has removed to 20 Duane street, between Chatham and Ceutre streets, where he continues te be con- suited on the various bravches of his profession, in his native (the Germ: cr English languages. m2 im*r REMOVAL. SMETS, Importer of" French Embroideries and ney Goods, has removed fom No. 46 to 37 Beaver st, opposite ride m8 8t#re REMOVAL. ‘THoMas WARNER, Atiomey and Counsellor at Law, has removed his office to No. 18 City Hall Place, corer f Demne street a ik ap2l Im#ec REMOVAL, J, B STOUVENEL, Importer and Ds + Brandies, wholesale and public, that he has remov: to 24 John street. He invites lovers of Gi cellar, where they will al deaux ealer in Wines and ad lsoimports Absyathe Ku in Switzerlond, rschenwasser, &C, All ordes delivered free of by the gallon or dozen bottles, S. will attend to bottling wine forany one who us charge to hous Mr J. B may desire kis servi es. m7 im*m THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. HE OFFICE and Store of the sunscribers No. 22 Beaver street, was broken open on the night ‘of the 30th April. or early in the moruing of the firat of May, an’ about $3,000 worth of Copper Hronze stolen therefrom. ‘Ihe Bronze wos ail done up in packages of one pound each, which were subdi- vided into sixteen parts, of an onnee each seach ounce dove up in a blue mark. per,and nearly all of trem marked with a private The quantity swien was avout four or five handred ht. is presumed that the robber concealed hirself in the store until after the same was closed, and. then broke the office open, and removed the property by 'the back entrance to the store in Marketfield street. ‘The above reward will be given for any information that may leaa to the conviction of the thief aud the recovery of the property, and in proportion thereof, {« such amount as may be recovered Any other information in regard to any Bronze, that may be sold or offered for sale in this of tne neighboring cities, or in regard to any person comiag, out of the premises in Marketfield street after six o'clock oa the evening of the 30th April, will be thapklully rece1ved, ROZELT & CO. my2 tw*m 92. John street, New York. URNISHED PARLORS and Bedrooms, and Boarding for a Family; several single bediooms for gentlemen and board- fast and tea, or boarding without rooms, at the No, 411 Houston st. 4 THORBURN’S DAHLIA SALE, beg respecifally to inform their rs that their first public sale of n Will take pl ce on Friday, May . in the saloon, No 15 John street; 600 will be vold neatly pat up in baskets of 6 each, and all under name Catslogues w ill be ready on Monday next. With rega d to the planis and the quaiity of the & wers, suilice it tv aay that our collection is ai‘ogether unrivaited in this country, aud in this | sale will be offered many eplendid variegated sorts in no other | collection here. ‘The plants strong aud rooted trough tne otcom of pots, and may be turn'd out ito the ground as soon as delivered. ‘Ihe middle of May is as eariy as pradence ware fants their transplantieg, and. from the unusual fineness of the s-ason, will, no doubt, meec the hghest expectation. Will be ‘warranted as represented in catalogue. m7 3c*re 4. M. THORBURN & Co | BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALE A Large Assoriment of the above named articles may had at the Manufacturers ds or, Mo. 260 Pear! atreet. Among these On laud May be found im partienlar the following. viz2 Mesw'Stloys! Kip poa'd Boots | Mens'and Boys? Thick Bromans Do do(# and ral do Do do Kip Pegged do Do ao Pamp Sole do Do do Swed do Do do Half Welt do Yo do Calf do do Dodo do Calf — do Do do Pegced to De-Calt Sownd ae be do Fu ae Do Stour Pegged do Do do G 40, And age at variety of Women’s Misses? aud Children’s Bos- kins, Boorers, Slippers, &:. &e, Pexned and S-wed, together wih'a geveral assor meut of Palm Leat and Leghorn Ha s.. Country morchonts aud oth:rs are invited tocall aud examine All sold low for cash or city acceptances jALE & CO., No, 260 Peon m7 im*m United States Hotel Baitdi [UFFANY, YOUNG & ELLIS, 249 nad 260 Broadway, cor- ner of Warren street, inporters vf the various Fancy Man- ufastures of France, Koglnd, Germony nd China, have ai- ways ‘or sale the 1a gent richest, and best collection of elegant articles of taste and utility. suitable tor presents, to be fuane on thinsideot tie Atvantic Also, ¢ Papers and Brushes, au hivese fa.cy aud Umbrevas, «viol of all deteripionss ‘rich Driving and Rading Whips’ ing Canes; Desk, Papeteries, Dressivg Cases ano Faucy Boxes for all Purges, Pocket Booky Card Cases and rortfolio:; Swiss Chairs, Tables ond baskets in great va- nety; Bersin Goods, Indian Goods. French Jewelry, ae. They invite particular .otiee to the tae: that theit yoods are all of their Own importatioo— mate to order expressly for the ir retail sales, or selected by oue of their firm, srom the bes sources; and cut therefore be recommended, not only as ot bet- ter quatity and. fuer fiaish for general sale, b tlowerin priceand n in atyls. As their establishmen! of its xind ia the country of the city, tiey respect be th raga the large aud has become oue of the attraction falty invite the visits of straugers, with the assurance that they may examine the collection without incurring the least obliga- tion to make purchsses— that the sme poliven eae and autrntion will be shown whether the object of the vitit be business ur Pleasure m2 2t aw ina Imre ets) informe her cae N.sCunure MA nd the ladirs of wwew York generally, per Jast Hav.e packets, a rew and aplendid assor: meut of rich embroidered and other Weddigy iresses. Also, some very rich Thread Lace and Bridal Scarfs *nd Ve: some very beautitul orzandi and colored Mualins of all descr p- tions ; Bareges, ew style : splecaid Silks, aud every variety material itable tor day and evening dresses ; beanti- fal Caps, suitable for watering places, which ladies who re- quire such articles would do well to call and examine, as they have been expressly ordered at this time in order to give the la- dies an opportunity t» select at their new sty'e of Straw Hats never before imported expressly adapied for country use—very be: coming j an entire new sty'e of Freach brelias, whieh it ste her usual varies 2 bay assortment of to_thore who may m4 2avisim*ec TO FOREIGN GENTLEMEN, ARRIVING IN THE UNITED STATES, Or others, desirous of purchasing a permanent COUNTRY RESIDENCE, IN | PENNSYLVANIA. | THE Subscriber, desirous of changing | 2 forsale his Farm and tatablishment, | mery County, Pa., 4 miles north of Py 308 acres of lind, 268 of which are in the h vation, producing Wheat, 10 to any upland farm in the Union. ‘The remaining 20 acres being woodland, On Premises is aa elegant Stone Mansion, 60 feet by 45, with a verandaattached, 15 feet wire, extending the length of the house, and Z1 on the east the whole wiving ample accommodations for a family of 20 persons. ‘The pleasure ground ing the house are shaded wich magui jcent evergreens, and very beautifully laid ow the farm three stone houses for farmers or teaants, tog*t three large sone barns, containing stab! ing and ¢ tor a hundred head of cattle hay, with co.h-house. wagor attached. ‘There ai the advantages ice-house, fish pond a garden of two a: with the finest fruit ; gceen-house and spring water in every field ; a daily. morning tad evening mail to and from the city, by which the Philaaelyhia and New York pape:s of the same day are receives; and an omnibus passing the gate morning and evening. In the immediate vicinity are py to exhibit is residence, offerr uated in Montgo- felpyia. It contaims ighest sta‘e of eniti- mn and Hay, equal Pa. rape: wa tream of either ot publie or private enim. will hav: attend:d to. ‘At Pr nag contry horses, kind and sound, part ofthe State; two superior matched aes,» fine peir of Brown Horses, 9 gplandia pa strrme Horees, e pair of Bright Sorrel forse, youug. sound, kihd and very fret trotters, ‘Also, several very fine onduin Horeee Also, at private sale, two very nanan Rockaway Wi 5 and a number of new and rovond herd Barouches and Light | Wagons. Herses taken at Livery, sod kent in srperior style. | ‘Accommodations for daalers’ horees, in ciables unsurpassed | by any establishment of ine sind im the United States. STORAGE — Vehicles of all descripion taken ou atorage in xtory of the catablighment personally to at) orders for haying the jarge ond ent rey WOW AN will atten establishment may rel randered, and the rv , be paid prompu y 1 yin iaptishment js built onan entirely new ang most covveaient plan, being detached from the main bailding aud stabie, cyereny mot inearfering in the least with livery or sole horses going out or coming in on the day of auc- | thom wal “Atall other times the Arena i kent entizely clear, and ‘1e- ed Dor the aecommoincion of yrirste horses and those on lording every facility cise, ing every facility for COWS NANG oiuks © Proprietors TLEMEN’S FURNISHING STORE, ONSTANTLY onan Cerca a CONDENS I seit tacts gt READY te orier fuer the lavat and most French patteras ra0a8 faraisuiny their own materials ean haye clothing’of all dase,iptions made up in the best style, atthe following tow ices vini— ‘rock and dress Coats made and trimmed, from $8 to $10 ss % $1500 $1 75 ntaloons and Vests Southern O:ders execoted at short notice. WM. COLLINS. importes ml im*ec B JOSEPH, 16 M Lane, + lish, Fre and German le barrel Fow! finest Ls, Uacking GUNS, from fork doetirgnd atugia b oth double and single barre.s, embraesny 100 inclutiog the modern Six Barrel Horny, nik ahha) be sold lowe than any other houve in th» trade. Merchants and Gan Suiths are parucuariy requested to call, previous ty m king their purchases, as they certainly will fud itto ther advantage. 650 dan ere AM5—150 cank: dry salt, handsomely ent, a very haud some article, for sale by had K, COLLINS & CO 56 Sonth strrot pProvi Epjecopal, Lutheran, aud Presbyterian Churches, ‘urther description is unnecessary, as all persous wishivg to archase, are invited to calland examine the estate, It may, awever, be added, that for b: fal situation, and odventages of every kind, it United states. To save trouble, the price, which is $250 per acre. GONG: sHEArE. Whitemarsh, Montgomery Co.; Pa. TRANS! RE 030 2awis dw*re SS — PARENT WINDOW 131 Chatham street, will ¢ I the new and fashion. is now in use, Which he will sell lower than they can bes old et in any rs from $1 25 to $4; 6500 pairs from ‘hants, Carpet Merchants, Auctioneers WixDow SHAD#: SHADES.—w M, B. open this morving, 20 able styles and patter F cen 25 pe $25, — ed Uther | deg ‘are no other goods but Window Shades and iat itt Chatham steeet, m8 imsec NOY AND INTELLIGENCK OF- way, where the public will be supplied Hangings \( with Household Servants, Waiters, Musicians, &e. on the jhovtest wouce, athis office, 230 Broadway, Ofhee open from | NB. Agency o| always on hand. mi im* re ERS U. S$. DRUGGIST Botth Coffee aed tee Manufacturers, an f every description done at this office, Help ©, 8 CLARK, Grocers, Sagar Hetirers, pice Dealers, Blacaing and Ink dall other consamers of LABELS rane ANCY COLOIED ate respectfully informed that every ki oi ” UXYLOURAPICG SEV Ren the is executed in tthe bent style of the art, sud‘ possible cash price, .< 1) at K HE AVING’S €yTowraphie Press, No. 34 Maiden Lane, ioved froin 9 Wall street. HE BARKIGENESSEE, from New Orlean ing at Pier No.8 N.R_ Consignees will please create the receipt of their goods immediately. mire Sat the lowest m8 Im*re He picket ship YAZOO, from New Orleans, is discharg ing at Oceans wharf, foot of Wall street.’ Consiauess will please aitond to the receipt of their goods immeat.cely. PACKED SHIP OSWEGO from New Orieans will ommence discharging her cargo this day, May 6, ax Piers edi tal ACON—200 casks Bacon Hams, Shon\ders ard Sides, now nading ex ship Yazoo, from New Orleans, er tquere will please attend to the receipt of their goods im- iy mbec I m HAMe-. 190 bole Pickles, oi ar Ly 3 hap dgomety eat and rime nm ex ahi esee, for sale my He COLLINS k CO. 46 Bouth street 4 co AXSHED—10 bbls In five ordar, for sale b : ra eK, COLLING KO. se South street Ds. WHEELER OCU LIB, Oo ‘continues to devot yea OPHTHAL iv su) Brenna angie eaieneade ws ARTIFICIAL nt EE pI be a rd on See ae eee ys placed by Dr. Wheerler, so closely imitating mature aooros. 07> Office hours fromje A.M. to 1 P.M.—after which he vivits out dour patients. m7 im* ~~ CORLIS’ BOWLING SALOON, AMERICAN M_ SUM. THE, SUBSCRIBER has re-opered, the most, perfect, elegantly furnished, and well regulated Bowling Sa!oon,to be found on the city mauner, wih a surtas manufac’ eye Four new Alleys, floored in a peculiar wal, smooth avd glossy. composed o! and laid carefully over the old bed, of a roow, with thorough light ida for smok vi ‘obliging, the, fui jent-—ard the whole, dinits of no comnpe- ion tolerated. ‘The ber ever at his post, aud the object alone health and exer- a manly and exhilareting amaaene, eM numerous Amrrican Museum Buildtogs. jeads and patrous, m? lwic HAVANA. SEGARS. Ns N, KGARS, isting of Reg: 300,000 Ha ‘Ainte *Almendarer: Binatelor, wood: ville, Kantateons ‘ua other brands, Cavendish ard naff for sale and re, at Broadway No. 314, (Gothic Hall Segar Store ) m7 im*re HAIR CULLING ON A NEW PRINCIPLE. N EXPLANATION 13 NECESSARY, IN ORDER to fully compreh nd the great advantages which will arise from patronizing Pa! m’s rew plau of Hair Cutting, &e — very body ha. felt the uupleisant sensations created by having the dirty har brush applied to his head, for the forty-s: venth time in a day, (and in sore instances used upon the heads of i valids) without cleansing. In view of this, the subscriber has devoted his evtire establishment for introdacipg a vew feature in the treatment of the. first rate breshes without a Dressing and Wig Makiog with the gre*t personal cor he so! ial, satisfied that these who give tem trial wil \d luxury afforded at no si lar concern in thie city, A private room 's fitted up for Indies, joing and Hair Dressirg ee EDW'D. PHALON, | Paul 214 Broadway, opposite 8 m7 im*m al’ NOwcE co-partnership herety fore ing as HO8~ BY & MILLS, Hatters, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Kither of'the subscribers, is authorized to attend to the uasettled business. New York, MayBlst, 1814. tition. subsciil € and vari debeatu: EDW’D B. HOBBY, DAVID 8. MILLS. ‘The business will be continued at the same place (178 Broad- way, Howard's Hotel) by the subscriber, wno takes this oppor- tunity to return thanks to his friends pnd the public, for t I:beral patronage he hes received, aud hopes by renewed ex: tions on hia part to merit a continaance of the same. 4 my7 3t*re DAVID UPHOLSTERY. PAPER HANGINGS, AND WIN- DOW SHADES--The subscribers have removed their es- tablishment to No, 243 Broadway, opposite tue Park, where d keep nal, the Inraest stock of Upholet ry Materials and ‘Tri 10 " Fogether with general assortment of Paver Hangings and gBorders of entire uew patt-rus, xnd which they are ce'ermined to sell at unprece- dentad low prie:s. fp p Their stoek of Shades will consist, as heretofore, of the most magnincent Freach Shades .o the cheapest ki .d, as low as 81. each, with a geveral acsorunent of buff aad white Liuens and Chintz, for Shades of entire new pattercs. SOLUMAN & HART, 213 Broadway, ‘opposite the Park. my7 Im*re RS. MAXWELL French Millinery Establi Broadway, where she has constantly on hand ment of the latest and most fashionable aiticles, at the lowest prices. ald 2w*rre MARSHALL HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA. HIS SPACIOUS and fashionable Hotel, extending 75 feet ‘on Chestnut street, and 150 feet to Carpenter strest. capable of accommodatiag 150 persons, having bern recently much iu- proved by alter-tions of the front, new entrances, stair way, and other arrangements within, is to be let al a reduced rent for Cyears. Apply t aver of years: APY SAMUEL POWELL, m6 Iwre 207 Chestnut street, Phila’elphia. ABBEY HOTEL, 1021 STREKT, BLOOMINGDALE ROAD K, 8, VAN RENSESLAER, Proonetor of the Abbey Ho- + wl, would return thanks co the citizens of New Yora, for the liberal patronage bestowed on his place the past srason, "By atrict attention ts the business and wants of his guests, he hoes for a continuaace of the same. ‘Lo those who have not visited the place, he would respectful- ly say, that a large, fine old mansion, supplied with the neces- saries acd juxuries of life—grounds’ unsurpsssed in lucation, beauty and foveliness—covered with green grass, awee: flowers, and fing shade, with attentive hoat—wait their coming. ‘Gentlemen With their failies, will find a few hours well spent in the cool shade of the old frees of 76. Ladivs and Children can roam in pevce and quiet over the ex rounds of the place, and be as undisturbed as un their walks ingle persons can obtvin board and good rooms ata fairrate, by a i on. Individuals or Parties will be supotied with tuner or Supper, at all hours, Mr. Moore's Stages, rinuing from the Park corner of Chat- tam stieet and ‘I'ryon Row, near the Railroad, to Manhattan- ville, pass the place every hour of the day—tare 123g cents, good coaches and careful drivers, make thisa cheap aad pleasant ride, from the heat and dust of the city. New York. April, 1844 LA, GRANGE PLACE, BULL’?S FERRY, NEW JE THIS BeauTiF d_ healthy. opm avd in readiness for the rece pt House bong fitted up for Sonrders and Private 7 Vhe Bar is supplied with the choicest and Refreshments, at all tines, ipa Private Parties can be eveommodated with Dinners at the shortest no Target Exveursions and Mititar dated with Din al6 Imre Companies can be accommo- son reasonable terms, All those young on ‘Target Excursions would do weil to cadon 8. ANNET, fore engaging elsewhere x ‘The ateamboat Bos.on runs to the above place. For partica- lars see old Sun pager. M STEPHEN ANNET m ¥, 104 mre ROSSVILLE BOARDING SCHOOL, STATEN ISLAND. WESTTHORP respectfully informs friends and the public that he has now an opening fo: rera) papils, Prrente and guardiaus sr also informed W, W. makes ita point of conscience to guard in every possible way the morals of children cormmit.ed to his care. Reading, writing, ortho- graphy, arithmetic, geography, and grammar taught. The lo- cati nis deli, htful and hcalthy, the orchard, gardens and play- round are spacious: about ten minutes’ walk from th» landing. he steambox! Raritan leaves Barclay steet every day at 3 o'clock for Rossville or board and tuition, including washing, $25 per vm advance. f coe ial 4. Chatham sq) mare, N. ¥. Esq., Staten Is! land. Ludlum, sq, nan street. Joba Quinn, Kxq., 30 Munroe street. Messrs Coivin & Fleming, Ears , 16 Cedar street, Capt. Rdward Ferber, Esq., Hicks street, Brooklyn Mrs Varivn, 21 Eldridge street, New York. Rich’a, Mortimer, +.sq., 4 Mortimer Buildings, Wall street, N. ¥., and 823 Broadway. al9 Linre ¥ ORDER OF AARON VANDERPOEL, Justice of the Superior Court of the City of New York Notice is hereby given, ursuant to the provisions of the statute auth ats against non-resident debtors thatan attachment has issued agai: st the estate of CHARLE: NICHOLS aresidentof Amsteré ., in Holland, and that the same will be sold for the payment ot his debts. jess he appear and discharge such attachment, according to law, within nine months from the first publication of this noti that the Payment of any debts due to him by residents of this atate, and the delivery to him or for his use, of any. property within thi State belonging to him.and the transfer of any sach property by him ,are forbidden by law, and are void. Dated the 7th day of Foray 1844, WESTFRN & EDWARDS, | Attorneys for Attaching Creditor. mr3l Itaw9m*re CANADA, NEW BRUNSWICk, NOVA SCO- tA, AND NEWFOUNDLAND OTES COLLECTED, Bills and Bank Notes purchased, ‘and Drafts or Credits granted on the Branches of the Benk of British North America in the Provinces above, by RICHARD BELL & WILLIAM MACLACHLAN, 6 and 7 Dorr's Buildings. New York, 17th April. 1944. £ Also, Notes of the Branches of the Bank of Britith North America in Montreal, Quebec, Kingston, T'o:onto, St John and Fredericton N, B., Hatitex, N'. Scotia, and Stiohos, Newfound. laud, redeemed at the current rate of Exchange on New Youk. apio 3m Sv’s8&W's *m [TO COFFEE AND SPICE MANUFACTURERS— Labels printed at from 25 10 60 ceats per 1000 TO SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFATURERS-— Large Fancy Labels fr boris, of Eumily Soup, printed in two colors, for 1000, Handsome Plates engraved for $8, > TO" BLACKING "AND INK MANUFACTURERS™ Labels printed at from 4310 75 cents per 1000, at HEMMING’S Xylographic Press, ‘34 Maiden Lane. FRENCH CHINA. mé im*re facturers, has fh. 1d a large assortment of dinner and ten sets in plaio whiteand gilt Srench Porcelain, as well as dinner and Dessert Plates, of ail si assorted Dishes, Soup Tureens Covered Dishes, Sslad Bowls, Frait Baskets, Custards d tands. Fancy Tea Sets, and Rich Decorated Dinner Sets. ‘ea and Chocolate Ware, Greek, Nrench and Ameri conse “All articles are warranted of the best quality, and to be wold on m iberal terms, and in lots to suit purchasers. re MARTELLE AND HOLDERMANN, 37 MAIDEN LANE, MANUFACTURERS AND IMPoRbeas of Ormamen air © + Wigs, To je WI ie a tnd all kinds of Hair Works, wholersle aud retail. E NB.’ 1. he trade supplied on reasonable terms. al2 Im*rre HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS. TF, HIGHEST PRICES given for Hides, Fat and Cal, pkins, casl on delivery, at the Hide an J wrrent money, Bat Honge of the subseriber, whore contracts’ will be ma Callakins by the season,or the highest price 115 2m*re for States, ication, and the des:rable req bracing the principle of atmo tent, as originally introduced by him in I IMPROVEMENT, which has ever bees introd Dentristy. Jt preserves the original teeth—-if any retmain—and the adaptstion held firmly to the gums, without any pain or pressure. can be removed for cleansing with the most perfect ease, and can be eens with or without removirg the stumps. In order that the public may not be deceived by ioterested individaals, Dr, Levett assures those requirmg artificial teeth, that his plans nd methods of fitting and modeling the gold piate to the gams is altogether peculiar to himself and unknown t» any otuer person, as the f bis patients who have been ander the care of other dentis's, can so fully appreciate. Ladies and gentlemen will be fully satisfied on their call. ing at Levett’s office, No. 260 Broadway, corner of cheerfully explain and clearly with 119 RCE: is allowed to Le the greatest that t ding, he can Ter oveder recommendations from the first’ iu society and the hij taathority 1 well as the open- ion of the most respe tale of 3 which ix open for inspection at DR. LEVEL T's Office, No. 260 Brosdway, corner of Warren atreet. ms Im*ec DOCTOR BAKER, NO, 16 DIVISION SPRERT, consulted daily by ont eat” and citize Dr. B. isa regular inn and saigeon, and warrants to yeiters post d medicines rent ation between 3 care, or no ch: paid, with $1 en to any port of tie ado P.M ivate apartiny nts for the convenience 5 nt iat nvenience of patients, Hours of con ove ai ihe english taktac'39 Maiden bane and Rae to eall.not ¢0 be met wit "aps im*ec Orriep oF Jeprnnees Insunance Co! it, Oppor e Exchant HIS Company continues to Insure against Loss and i rh id also orton yaad soins de ces Thomas W. Thome, Elisha Rigas, Two ruff, Baker, Be Robson, M. Da, Souph Drake, SitsentEnckers* Jointed Holmes, John B. Davidson, John P. Moore, John H, R Whiting. Caleb C Tania, ‘a. K, ‘Thor Joha U. Merritt, THOMAS W. SHORNE, Premdent. GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary. m3 im TO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN WOOLLE:! HENRY MIGEON, CORNER of Laight oud Washington attest Finisher of Cloths, Cassimeres, Sa 1 feapectfully informs ths manufacturers and déalers in Woollen, that his establishment is now in suceessfu} operation, aud that he is pre jared to execute with promptness,ali orders in his line that may confided to him Specimens of his workmanship may be seen on application to the gentlemen w! mamas are ann. xed, fers tay be left at strect. : LVERUNCES. 68 Pine street. W.C. Pine street. : Hai: ‘& Co,, 31 Nassau street; Pine street. D, bi ham, 60 8.5 Jones & C0., 12 apd lintee HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT, 214 BROADWAY, (OPPOSITE SAINT PAULS.) | HE IMPROVEMENT in the mavufacture of HATS, in- trodaced by the subscriber earl y this spring, (obvinting the Premature and disproportionate weiring out of the edge of the crown, ) having met with Le signal ayprobation of the public, he respectfully aunounces that his.st)ck 1s full and complete, ‘and that ipaddition to thei: peculiar advantages, his Hats ate in all other respects quite equal to all others now in the market. Gent desiring a Hat combining the qualities of Taste, conoMY, will consult their interest by JNO N. GENIN, RABILITY, and givinghim a call, ‘ 214 Broadway, Sajot Pauls Chureh, N. B.—The usual large and assorced stock of Hate, Caps, &e. ee. always on hand. tee SEGARS! SEGARS !! Let the toper delight in his boctte snd glass, Twill seek notlis pleasure to mar, But there's nothi..g that can the enjovment Of a real Havana Segar.—The Smoker’: EIXAS, at his establishment, popular siand, 3 Maiden Lane, Howard’s Hotel, continies co. receive from his egent in Havan:, per every arrival, Segars of the choicest and most approved brands taat the market affords. His stock now on hand compri y ety than can be procured at acy other establishine! the celebrated extra Kiag and Quen Regali ‘sparauzw, Fiorinda, Normas, Trabuca, Principe, and others, which he has no hasi- tation i riug aie sucerior to auy eVer be ore imoorte!. | Citizens and. straugers cre re nested to cail at No 3 Maiden Lane, Howsra’s Hozel, and judge forth mselves m4 _m*re RICH FANCY AND STAPLE DRESS ARTICLES. THE SUBSCRIBERS have received, ner late arrivals from Paris ana Londoa, ea-ortment of rich and beautiful mun rt Crava's, Scarfs, Gloves, ke. n of fy ytrons, and een eS ti ied and extensive assortment o is ders, Rading 2nd Money Belts,Pocket Handker- ¢ ravat Stiff-uers, Night, Capa, Hosiery, Purses, Linen: Collars and Dress Fronts, Dressing. Parlor Robes, Stceks and C-avat Stocks in great variety Jambswool, merino, flannel, sprin Vite the atte city, to thei Su cotton, lineu aud silk Undershirts and Drawers, Umbrellas, in making up tue arucke with durabitity, bat in the neatness of the fiuisk aud the fit, gentlemen may depend on being suited w above mentioned articles of a superior qu by calling at inv ofd_ establishmen SELLS & AGATE, 237 Broadway comer of Park Place. Parsells & Agate would particularly call the attention of all raons «ho have acquired ihe habit of stooping,to ent Jastic Shoulder Brace. ‘This article is intended to brace the shoulders strengthea the back and expand the chest. giving free action to. the Inags, and will be found of immense benefit to alt persons of studious and sedentary habits. ad Imeod*ee COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS, PEDLARS, AND FANUIGES, Gree RE, supplied at extremely low prices, wit ¢ YL ARP OW AAP Br hmily we Almond Kove, Windsor and all kinds of Faucy Soap. Barbers a’e supplied with the best known Shaviag Soap, and such other perturmery as they require, Jower than canbe had elsewhere, Essences for the Handkerchief, Lavender Water, Oils, Pomatams, Toilette Powders ‘Tooth ‘Cowders, end Cosmettes, Scent Bays, and every d-scription and. stjle of perfunery. Johnsen & Vroom devote their ski!l and assiduity personally to the jafacture of unique, economical soars and perfumery, and profess to sell cheap 1 &: their Soap Works and Laboratory, 79 Crinty Place, rerietaey atrept, fen any other ous am the country can do. tH examine fore you purchase. Call and examine Delors AP WORKS, 79 Trinity Place, 2 Im#re near Hector street, GENTLEMEN’S LEFT OFF WARDROBE. (PHE AIGAEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentlemen ‘or Familirs whoaredenirous of converting their left off wenting appare. into cash, To Families and Gentlemen qi residener, having any, pertin, tn diapose of, wal : yt ll find Team tn thet a aay to ‘tend for the subs-riber, who jence iatment. wall atvend at their ress FeV INSTYN, iting the city or changii 466 Broadway, upstairs A line through tte Post Office, or otherwise, will ree Prompt attention. m4 Im eod*: IGULY IMPORTA) the season is fast approach for the bed bags to commence their depr'da tions, it is highly necessary, in order to prevent th ir appear: ance, that a remedy should soon be applied, and more articu larly'as the first of M 0 near #t hand, wren peuple, more or less, are removing from one house to auother subjecting them, in many instances, to be overrun with this species of ver- mii By the nse of this powdered preparation, which can be mixed with the paint or whitewash, and then applied to the walls, there rd of preveating their appearance. Last sum- mr, many hotels, priva’e houres, an. steamboats, by tmely application of this preventive, used as above, succeed:d tu clearing from premises, for the whole season, all appear- auces of bed bugs. The liguor, whieh is intended for bedstends, &e , and where the powder is’ not anplveable, is also certain t» accomplish the object. In no instance, wien propeny applied, will ic fail of anvwering Parpose, and ofter, one application is sufficient Many havdred bottles were disposed of last omplaint has ever been snade that it did not m all it was represcnted to do. z js0, may be cbtained, a certain and safe exterminator for tate, mies, cockroaches, and ants, which is also warranted to prove effectual in their’ total destruction; likewise tne cele brated Fly Paper. 5 - ‘The Patchoully Compound is warranted to dispel and destroy moths ia woolles, furs, tlanue!s, hair seating, carpets, &c. peri Als ‘Alec, the Compound Chemi ical Whale Oil Soap, a sure pro- tection against the attacks of #]i des ipti f insects on trees, flowers, plants, &e.; all of which, wits ific directions for use, are for oleey EWIS FE FR —Baperior, Lenalen fie genes and Chemicals, Extract of Logwood, &e., im all quant wale cheap als im eod* Stl DR. H. BOSTWICK, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, No. 75 CHAMBERS STREET. m5 Im*re UCHTWANGER, en lane and 21 ty st. assortment of en, for twin DEAFNESS. DRS. CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS, ye . Me- Intosh, to testify that he was invalided home aa unfit for duty, im consequence of total deafuess and discharges from his eat; that whue. in New. York, ou his way to england, he pli ireel, unger the profesional care of Dra.casthe and Edwards Aarists Under their tres*ment he recovered his hearing, and hae Tegned to his mili duty. ed, H, MeNEVEN, M. D. Surgeon to H. B. M. Forces, Jamacin. ACOUSTIC DROPS. A. sure cure for incipient deafvess, earache, pains, buzzi ing sounds in the ears, collections of hard wax or ted secretions of the organs ‘Their acoustic oil has been a pop" lar remedy as a curative in all diseases of the ears for upwards of twenty yé Offices removed to 381 Broadway, corner White street. my6 Im®ec ALOPECY, OR THE FALLING OFF OF THE HAIR. Ll H Pommade, has been years by thousands as e others offered ta the public for ameliorating fol- lowing are ity predominant properties joving Dandruff, effectually staying the hair from telling out, causing light or red hair to asgume a dark hue, a certain preventive of gray nai takes ic flexible and inclined to curl, a potent motstener, im Parti lossy and laxugiant nature It snvpties all deficiency of natural nutriment, and as a simple PomMane DE La ToIL- LETTE it surpasses alt others extant. Ia a word it 1s the sine of a good head of hair. And all patents admiriag & worn to an extreme length, to nourisw which rom the fouutain of n i ent debility with its concequent: vils ensues, prart hich ace dryness, harshness, grey aod apprently and finally baldiess, At the firststage of dryness an ar ficial natriment should be iminediate y applied; ruch is Hill's Onuueat, and the pu°lic may rest assured that it is prepared ‘with the most scrupalous precision in_ regard to the intrinsic prope ties contained in the nainsal nutrimentof tue hvir most indubitible testimony can be given as to the correctness af the above proprrties to all who feel interested 1n a good head of hair Sold wholesale and retail by HILL, the original and it ble Hair Cutter, No. 86 Pearl street, adjoining the P House. New Youx, Mareh 29, 1944. am Hin | tie leavure in netmowledging, the great bene(it | have reveived from the use of vour Infallible Onguent for the Hair, Indeed, [ value it so highly, from my own experience of its virtue, that | consider it my daty to recommend it to others who may suffer as | have done from the loss of hai bout two years ait my hair had become so ireterlly & from its continoal falling off, that I had seriously thought of resortin to the expedient of shaving, which I had once before adopted. But fortanatel as diverted from this purpose by a friend (to whom {had casnaily spoken of the state of my hair.) w strongly urged me to try your preparation, which was the first intimation | had of ic, or even your own exi ter aim hap py to say that this information has been of incalculable benefit to me, for | had not used quite two box ot yous Onguent be- fore my hair entirely ceased to fall off, and began to gtow; and ‘he Ma. Www Sin jgorous appearance—with continu: id falter, until 1 rr IT ase the Onguent asa toilette pommade, and haye no hesitation in say- hat for preveuting the hair from falling ont and presery- (oat bes hd simoly ae a toilette pommade, your preparation is the very best that I have ever seen. HENRY PALMER, 169 Pearl st. New Yor. September 28, 1911, Ido certify, that I have been serious afflicted with dandruff, and falling eff of thehalr, and made use of several articles, said to bea sure remedy for the same, ant fouad no benefit arising ‘rom then, but quite the reverse,” At Inst | became induced to try Hil’s Ongneat, and the rexuit Was, that in a very short time ths davd uff was ectively eradicated, god my bair ered falling and, furthermore, it’ gives the haita beantiful glossy ape nce, Keeps it moist and soft—and 1 would recommend one affveted with the above, to make use of it, being pertect! eataned hae they al rea reat pede fram the y iy th st. CHEAPEST STORE IN NEW YORK FRESH IMPORTED GOODS. TO MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC. . DRUGS, DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, MEDICINES, GROCERIES, $c: 188 GREENWICH STREET, { Between Vi and Fulton streets, RK. on the Noth River side of the any} HaW.FS JOHN C. MORRISON, Offers for sale most liberal cash of eredit, “extensi ‘goods, among them the following, to for sale om the most liberal termafor cash of felt as edit the attention of nt OF EO re Al > Widow Glass of all] ta Bakers, Bae Vitrio a ary and in| opersas. Soap il) Cochineal, Ameri ignore ; Litharre. na Nauaees, ait Viol, ¥ i i lace, hava too Cloves, Blenching Sales Whiting Cranamon ockigs Verdigns dry and in oil | Cassia Buds, Asus Fortia rome Green ce | N atga! Yale eters French PEE oy th, Liisarice Ball oe Aa and Ameen "| Gam Aree ihe Stleurae Pera ey tees OW et Rosess” Rig: Bloe fartane Acid Halted Flour Sulphur ae eee ‘owdered Ginger Root Bicbromate of Potash Alcohol i sea anal gt Borax rined and rade jemon Pies Oil in bettios ang} ae i Grogs jamens 0 Uetecnive Sublimate Bergamo Baltpeue crade and re|(fmin and Bas Tin ua Ammonia ‘Anni in tllers Kerth ch Same ‘itre Duleis bsyath Sauce Mi r, Dui mar pay Rarper, carbonate Soda Garraway Macaboy Suyst tndigces ot Bengal [artarie Acid se * rat Beets nae indigo, Fiotant White Tartar Senna Fenills Beane seas ied OP Beppe and all | Castor Oil in bottles — |Susnnc essential Carraway Seed Aeokiol ae Bye Gam Myrrh Annisseed Epsom Salts Starch stash Canthari Jujube Paste Friction Matohes . ‘roasiate Potasl Gain Tmgacanth eazlash Tieton Matches ~ [Cum senug Powdered Bark Saleratas ynonse Ammonia |Towee reuse Corks of all kinds Super Carbonate of Sode British Lustre ‘owdered Bine Smalts eee Fararic Act smaica |Mustard, Lonson [Spina Nite Fords veh Mustard, Fears ce rears” | Gain Shellac Haver’ Bast India,” |Cayeane’ Pepper Sele Petre aay Bright, Varnish Wite and Brown Soap |Powdered Nutmegs | Snitish ae Gum Gamboge ask Tools of all sizes Repoer weido ygimuamoa! [Nirie Acid and Oxalie Colocyath Jack Lead Allspice Cologne Water rf ner’s, ‘Train, Linseed, Raw and Boiled, Bea Elep! Candles, Alcoh 1 aud Camphene, ¢ Patent Medicine Deal oe Balsam of Honey, son's Pills, Parhagto Balsam, r) Hariemand Britah Oil, Seidlitz Powders, Stoughton’s Bitten ‘tract Sarsaparil Geleined Maguesine es looper’s Soda Powders, Godtrers Cordial jomnpaon’s Liye Water. OIL—Fall, Winter and Lavsry tt Strained SP! BM; Bleached. ie fab eo Refined and unrefined WHALE ; Tan} Bleaching Powders, | Powdered Blue Smalts, di jae, Hooter, Sears and ligsia | On Vatriol in bottles and betties); Patext, Sperm and ic Hatte 1 ce, ‘Virol, Paper Maker: pe SI Alcohol Extract of Logwood, Dyers and Manufacturers. Logw: d Saunders, lypernic Wood Hetrwoods Burwood” | | memes | Hatch Woods | Face Wood, ‘ustic, Braseillette Wood Brazil Wood, Red do Ebony Wood, DRUGGISTS’ GLASS WARE. é monn Ye ; ; Bottles, Common Vials, Freseription Vinls, Pateut Medicine do, Aid Bottles, Colognes, Fosey Tungente, Denexiete? Packing 5 Cantor Oils, Concayes, Bi cari a Mag Ee ke Articles for Jewellers, Silver Smiths, Varnish Makers, Paper Stainers, Spice Grinders, and Sugar Refiners, Coach Lace and Fringe Makers; Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturers, ‘Ships and Plantations, for Cordial Distillers. for Makers of lee (ream, Soda Water and Root Beer, Gold and Silver. Also, Artificial Flowers, Fire Works, &¢.; for Floor Oil Cloth Painters. Fur Dyers, Morocco Dresser for Coloring Butter and Chees . ‘ Perfumery und Soaps. Patent Medicines of every description. All kinds hemicals of ail kinds, French, English and American. imself that uo establishutent of the MORRISON, flatters hit eum ote 9 theit ini establishad active markets of Europe and the United Suites affor riven to city and country orders. Painters, Gilders, Indian Traders, Dentists, &c.; European Mediterranean and East Iudia Dray Paints and Colors. JOHN it crade to the business people addressed, Physicians, countr makers, confectioners, dyers, and clothiers, will find it mc! ing cheap and jes." Hehas, wich much labor, vantages which the ditferent ing them st the cheaprst rate. ‘he promptest atttenti All Articles Genuine. Metal and Marble Polishers, fr Workers in [ron and other Artisans; for for Assayers and Kefiners of rticles for Manufacturers of Glass and Stone Ware, Colors, Chairs, Loco Foco Matches, Looking Glasees, Soap, Ink , Straw Hat Bleachers, Sign for Steamboats. Hotels, Ships, Vessels. ke. ind in New York can offer greater inducements of city grocers, maniac urers, painters, hatters, pape ‘terest to purchase of Yim, if they’ are desirous of purchas- fenciea for the purpose af availing fimeelf of the ad if for selecting articles of the best quality,and pu aps Im dy&wy m FASHIONABLE BONNETS.—The esteblishment 419 Broadway, two doors abave Canal street, is uow open, aud selling every variety of Fashionable Bonnets. ‘a20 im#ec DR. HOLT’S SPECIFIC. FOR THE VENEREAL DISEASE, PRICE $1 & $2 PER BOTTLE. DR. HOLT’S VEGETABLE TINCTURE, YOR GHONRRHOG:, $1 PER BOTTLE. jal R their int first time makes them public, conse: an essen se! to society. THE SPLCIFIC mueer hile to m7ke a perfect and perm: nent cure in Syphilis, primary and secondary, even where tl disease tainted the whole svstem, either frem neglect improper treatment, or where the abuve of mercury has J disease equal Lo the'one it has removed. It completly eradi- cates every atom Mercurial poisoa, and retores the debilitated frame to THE VEGETABLE TIN Ki, cures Ghonorrea and Geet, wich all their attendant 1 Tike the Specific, witl effect a cure witht interruption to siness or danger from exposure. Ths trictly Vegetable remedies Ful tions accompany each bottle. Sold wholesale and retail at the Dry Dock Drug Store, cor. 8th st. and Avenue ); Kandolph & Panton, wholessle dru gists No. 206 Pearl st. cor. Beekman. N. a }. Springteed, cor. Marret & Hudson stra, Quy ;.J mes Hawks, Jr. Ko- chester, snd by JC. Wells, No, 158 Geneseo at., 2d door from the cor. Fayette at,, Utica, 5 ats and Traders from any section of North or South America, tanada, West Indies, ond Mexico, ean obtain the Medicines on liberal terug, of the principal agent, A. Hughes, cor, Sth st and Avenue D, N.Y aud make arrangements for i ture supply ia Tespective places. id orders, ig cash, promptly attended to, and eine safely forwarded. 220 im*ec. GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH. D* i. Awities: STREKT, has a, Paste for decayed hollow teeth. It ean be pat ikto nost ts teeth without any pain or inconvenience, with which it be- comes impacted into ONE hard solid body, thus restoring and preserving (hit painfal and useless teeth partifiertly sound ‘and perfeot in all thes respective uses for life—preventing LN XLLCABES, then ccessity of extraction. Ladies the most cornet filliag most Lender distinguished in society, o: testimonials in the most vivid terms, as to its eftieacy. The Editor of ning Post says: —"' It is admirably adapted for tenaer teeth and nervous persons, and Dr.Castle operates on the teeth with great care and sbiliry.) “ihe New York “Agrora says z=" It pues the teeth in all respects perfect for life.” ‘The Bun says Dr. Castle has obtained mane: celebrity for his excellent mode of filling the teeth.” “2 ne most erninent gentlemen of the Medical Faculty fed and recommend Dr Castle's Paste for of which put in the fe emt . DON ‘ANGEL CALDERON DE LA bxtragrdin ness of Spain, to the United States, x that ty ag well'ss many of my ir ST'LE for many years, asa sac standing pre-eminent in his pro! being a gentleman of strict integri ta rapes oe to who may require rofeestoua : T would also recommend his excellent Composition for filling \ nm cases seen r efficacy. (Signe) ” RY CALDERGN Die LA BARCA. rs AC. Castle “tefers to the Spanish, French and English Ambassadors, M. Stoughton, the Spanish Consul, Hear Admiral Walton. Lord Morpeth, . MeCarty, Gov. Mason, Dr. F. U. Johnson, President ‘of the Medical $0’ ¥.: Mre General Gaines, 3B. Beck, M.D ; Dr ith, Dr. & Delafield, Dr. Beadle, Dr. Boyd, Dr, Bu J, C, Chereman, |. Stephens. Dr. J. Torry, aylies, Dr. Wm Grayson, Dr. Verring, ke &e. Office) 381 Broad: my6 Imvec BECANNON’S COMPOUND PULMONA D for tne cure of coughs, colds, consamprtion, asthma, pains in kidneys, affections of the liver, &c. ‘This Byrup” aboat Which a0 many anxioas inquiries have been lately aade, and which has imet with the aoqual fied sanction of the Medical Faculty, can pow be had at the following places Sami: fal mer, 166 West street; James Tarrant Greeawich street; Mr, ‘Thurman, Vestry aud Canals, Mr. Andress, ‘Greenwich and Vestry streets; & W. Allen, ir 75 Divinion streets t De le Ree, Barrow and McDougal streets; Alfed Hill, 208 Green: wich street; Mr. 187 Canal street; Drug Siore, corner of Walker and Centre 3 3 Wi street; Mr. Brower Green ard Spring. streets; Mr He Fourth aad "Wooster atrceta; Mr. Richard) MeDongal and Waverly lace; HD. Compton, Vanek and Vandam streets; Albert Broith, Varick an Benjamin Mart, ¢ site ‘Oak street; Mr. Lippincott, Vestry and Washiwaton; Win Harrisou, North Moore and West stiretss Mr. Livi i ston, Green and Fourth streets; Mr Hart, Grand aud Norlo, RY SYRUP, aqreets; Wm. Burtaell, Bowery and Bt Mark's place; B. Knapp’ 200. Weat street;'C. W.Theall, 570 Grand streets H. T, Kiersted, Spring and 1 N._R, Bunce’s, South and atharine streets; Gilman and Conover, Lantins Spring streets; C. Doscher, 61 Oliver street; aud of the Uroprietor, No, 63 Vestry street. Price 37)g cents per bottle. ‘ Brooklyn—A. P. Parsons, 49 Fulton street, of@ee @8 Daily Advertiser. asburgh—John Moore, King’s County Beast. | rc Williat a9 1m" rr eure of desiding ‘@ years. kererme was @ounte- mance pal na @Fer ‘éndneys, reat lower a ot the bowels, : eh tt times as to produce intense suffering, " hewn them- selves by a profuse discharve of blood ind ; the muscles of the back from the loug in some degree lost their power, hens mbago, edit as with muchdifficulty that he coul | walk; his step was feeble and infirm, had expeuded more thin five hundrea dollars in fourteen this coroplaint, and had obtained only temporary re- now enti “ly e » having taken ou)y three boxes: of my Pink Execrvany ; has travell-d more than two thousan ioileasince, and feels no recarn of the complaint ; is as well and active now as he was thirty years ago, and attributes itall to that inestimable remedy, Dr. UrnaM’s Pins eLecteany, Keader, this is only ous of 4 thous ind similar cases cured by thesaine mesos. ‘The P lectnary, an intersal remedy, is sold by the proprietor at his office 196 Bowery tour doers above Spring street. Advice gratis. Remember 196 Bowery. Ageuts, Job. Warmer & Uo, Utica; i. B, Fitch & Co, Syracuse; Ls B. Swan, tiochester ; Colman & Co. Buffalo. al9 3m d&w tec MEDICAL NOTICE. TRANGERS acd citizens affl.cted with any fori or variety of Ri mereurial, or other disease, 0 who have been only hal yy che qui with whieh N. York abounds had better caret ruse the following letter :—Dr Cc ope.— vir :—Laat Jnly Peontracted a certain private disease, and im mediately applied to adoetor, who promised to cure me ina week : I continued with him two months, bat was gradually getting worse. I tried one after another, all the advertising doe tors. ana each one promised positively to care me | at length discovered the object of these men was movey, and that they were not doctors. I concluded to go_ into the hospital, where the doc’ors kept me under a course of mercury for eight weeks ¢ my throat and nose was ulcerated, pains in all my joints, and my body covered with ulcers ; I’ was a complete sheleton, the doctors considered it dangerons tu give mo any more medicine, and advised a soutnera climate, I left the howpital, and by ad vice of several friends, placed myself under yont ‘¢are on the first of January last. ‘| am now well and restored to perfect health.” I wish this pablished. 2 THOMAS GREEN, 5, Carpenter and Joiner, Hartem, N. Y. Dr, Cooper warrants to cure case, no matter how long standing of gleet, stricture minal weakseas and mild ‘cases of private maladi hours, withow" fering with the patient's habi cured in 4! With one exes ption, De Wovicr ts the onl ular surgeor id physician who adver im New York. DreCooper's office, 14 street, two. doors jrots hy mtn TO EXPORTERS TO SOUTH AMERICA AND THE BRAZILS PARR’S LIF& PiLLS. THomas ROBEKTS & CO, of 117 Fultoo street, (fore merly of 804 Broaway,) inform the exporting merch uty of New York, that their, pountar medicine, PARIVA LIFE PILLS, is pat up in Portuguese, French and German wrappers, accompanied with interesting bsoks in the same lane em, testifying to the excellence and efficacy of the medic wo rents for Louisjana—A, Olive: & Co, New Orlesns a few Kenuland--. W. Towie, Breton, ada—Alfred Savage & Co., Montreal, ] etable ate in i | Feapectal PMORtS a ee nag ton street, New York Apd retail of all sale 0 mo Imre NFORMAIION WANTED of JAMES E. a native of New Yerk, anda Seaman by profession ; when last heard from he was in Bristol, Kngland, in 1810. Should he be alive, and return to New York, he wi'l hear of something to his advantage, on applying to, William Steel, Baker, No, 111 Cher- ry street few Work m7 3md&w*rre TO THOSE WITHOUT CGHILDREN—A PRO- CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL. Herrman of Purig. Helen cutirely exploded. the. eae: yo Xf rally received opinion of the existence of incurabl> sterrility Parrvuness, (exept indeed in cases of malformation, which ne extremely rat-.) ‘The invari; ble and universal auecess of hi Clin Cordial, in every iestance, of Producing that sta'e o} health which feaw’ts in the wife becoming Dlessed as.a mo vie for yaa pined 1m enidireslouriness, has Toy eta 6 fact, that wiat is usually term varreoness is curable by the Procreative lixir Cordial It ts intallable bus, debility, incontinence, and ess, illness, or ity thousand botiles and pack ts ufieiee evidence ofits excelienee aad the extimadion in The only authorised agent for this coun out of the city, the in- i kages Belding Cordial are put up in pac! th full direction for preparing. Price of pac! All letters imuat be pos carpe nd directed to , Be § o . 24, N. York city: soem DEW Se EE ERC Oe TEST Fehich it ix held. ‘The undessign "Trice $2. bottle. Fee e a eetltcace of thoes feats componnd the klixit for transmussion by mail, wi TO MARRIED LADIES. ‘ADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS, —Thoveiw le Powders have bec « universally adopted im Barenney momen s ia Perpoulat, for apenas (oe as as weil as by thousands in this country, as bung the only nuld, sep and eticacions Testedy for sarsied ladies whoee bealth for’ jida a too rapid merease of family. < ‘The results of their adoptica to the Lenape the health, aay, often the life, of manay an affectignate wile axd fond mothe er, are too vast to touch upon withis the limits of an sdvertise- ment—results which affect not only the present well being of pocents: but the futare happiness of their offspring. 1s it not uz too well known that the families of the married often i erease beyord the happiness of those who gave them birth would dictate? In how many instances does the hard working father, ud more especially the mother, of « poor family, remain slaved hout their lives, mumag at the oat of incessant labor, Living bus to toil, whea they might have we affluence, and if care and toil init, and at Inst vrowen the health o| left auavis, with the most her fatherless otispring trom be- geming denraded ‘objects of charityor profligate votaries of vice? vex thongh competence and plenty smite upon ns, how oftea ihclice tee fensekiced: Borat snd aeclising tenith oi toe nas benste srnvenion oy bru, ev sucha tones are ae of mn & pre nu ri iy bereft of the partner of huis joys i ym "ud helpless efildren of those rm to increase their families, re of consequences to themselves, or the well being of their offspring, when easy, pealthy, and certain remedy is within owt cor trol ‘Lhe advertiser, /*eling the 1mportance ot « fd estimating the vast ben. fits resulting to thousands by tion of means prescribed by her, would respectfully azon! the attention of the married to .’s consideration, Is it not wise and virtuous to preventevils to which we are subject, by simple an ¥ means within out control! Every dispassionuts, virtuous and enlightersd mind, will uuhesitacingly answer ia Pines five dollars package, accompenitd with fall and par- gular deations. "They can be sent by mail to ail parts of the ited States. Tanst be post peid, and addressed to vox ‘'868," Yea ATE REVELL Febul Pee oa rich atroet, Ne . hots from SAS top Ai.” Moston other, No. 7 Bases st. al mn MADAME RESTELL, MALI PHYSYCIAN, Office and residence, 148 Greer ‘wich street, besween Courtland: and Liberty streets, whore she can be cousuited with the strictest 28 OR On Pigints incident to oale +. ye Kestei!’s experience and knowledge 1m une crestmna: jaate enses of female irregularity, steppaxe, suppression, ach as to require DRtA few days to effect a perfect curs. My proper Medick) atteadaace duriug coafinciser’ spositioa, will be acco: ted during saer private and respectable board. Powders,” fot married ladies, waose delicate or atoo mereass of family, will be sout by mail to any part of tue United states. Price in paca= ¥ All lettery (poat-paid) addressed to box, 888, Sow treet.” ond poston Urfit ja. s N. B.— Madame RASTILLL would infos Indiew residing oat of the city, who cannot it convenient to come to the city, that sho would devote ner pecsoual atzendsuce cpom them i aay pars of tha United Liztes withix rereonable dis rane m iy) FEMALE MONTALY PiLLs. WING to. poe ¢ ty eificacy, and reqefindame Heatll's ¥ecoale Monthly Filly , Fappression, OF stoppage tare upoe whieh the “health of every femnal depends, ‘basir introaaction into the United States,now about sev ecunscrieits and imitations selling of selling palmed off for the gent y At twelve ceats a box, fis: mp in thly Pills,” with the object * Female Mor possible, at one or two dollars a box. Females are enutioned egainst these niternpta. to Tispose apon the: emt here to state that all le M onset Pi terfeits, except those sold at Madaine Ros! ci 148 Greeswi: York, and7 » $1 bieéhie Tees signature is written on CAUTION TO FEMALES MAuaAMe RESTELL, PEMaLe PHYSICLA! inform Indies who, with « proper delicacy, have a' repag- nenes to the treatinent of their complaints except by one of thoi ‘own e6x, thatin all cases she attends to them personally, he experience, practice aad knowledge enables, herto do so. Sie 2seme it necessary to stats this, at she does not wish to bs Aieased with the pretenders contingally mppcaring And disap pearing, advertising an Female hyaiciaus,” who too 14 “A incompetent themselves are obliged to get some sce nek toexveriment instend. Consaitiog 148 Greenwich street, berweea Courltsé adagen from oA. M, te m FEMALE PILLS AMD PREPARED BY M.D. LISBON, COKTUGAS ation of ingredients ot which thes Villa are coraporer neve mags chem the wonder and « ration of the world. ‘Shey are known all over pe to be the only youvesien ever discovered that has proved invarieb!: certain in Incing the monthly tnrua. 'Iher# certainty, in a! , being such that they must not be osed during pregnancy. forqhoush always mild, cafeand healthy, they ae ecveain Us produce miscarringe if used during that peri ‘The directions are craasinted into Englis upeLoau Had eteatite ambi and ars eaveloped soand with the seal of the importer, stainped, ft bos com tains the siguarnse of M. de Bondefoqne, and, the mglish di rections have the siguature of Dr. P MBLVEAU, suthoriser agent for the continent of Amerien. ‘They enn be cransmitted by mail fo any part of the Unite Sane. Soldby Dr F MELV EAU, agent and imports for the United States, office 129 Liberty street, sear nwreh Price S—haif boxes $9. No half boxes seat by mail | 3 Bostoa at No, 9 Salem street. ters directed to Dr. Metvana, ) Mew York, will east with iuasnedsese How. Allecters omat 10 Im"m PUBLISHED DAILY BY JAMES GORDON BENNETT, N, W. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS. Yorn Henato—A daily paper, ony Tur New ed morning of the week—price TWO CENTS per copy. antry stubacri bers far e. periody vance. No sent sane rate, for any speci paper ‘on a remittance in ‘alese paid in ad- vance, THe Waeeaty Henaro—Isened every Saturday wereing nt " py—tare vane teu o'clock—price dished to country susct ory came rete rey J scans Bouse