The New York Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1844, Page 4

BY ‘tHE SOUTHERN MAIL. ———S ——————————————— Highty Important from Washington—Proe pect of amieamediate Annexation of Texaa’ “segtnltlny Srtme Congressional Rows. We intveweveived by the last mail some highly: importantinteHigence from Washington relative to , the anaexation of Texas. It now seems to be very,| probable that ‘the annexation will be consummated in both howses by joint resolution in the cowrse of According to our moss authentic intelligence, the joint resolution will incorporate the two plans in- troduced by Weller, of Ohio, and’ Douglass, of Iili- nois. This will be agreed upon by a majority of the lower house haying in view the prospective as- sent of the Senate. These two plans are briefly as follows: Weller’s avoids the division of the territory into free and slave sections, and algo the question of boundary, both of which are to be left to commissioners — Douglas’s plaa is based upon the Louisiana Trea- ty of 1803, thus assuming that Texas was then an- nexed to the United States, and that asthe inhabit- ants of that Republic have expressed their willing- ness to become re-annexed, they ought, in accord ance with that Treaty, to be admitted into this Union. It also assumes, that as Mexico, by a re- volution, has become independent of Spain, since the Treaty of 1819, by which Texas was ceded to the Spaniards, and as Texas also, by revolution, has withdrawn herself from Mexico, she has the same right to become aunexed to the United States that Mexico has to recognize the independence of Texas. These views, thus embraced, are also the views of General Jackson and the President elect, and it is now pretty certain, from the indications at Washington, that in a few days they will pass both houses of Congress in joint resolution. Fracas at Wasuineton—Carr. Isatan Ryn- pers Peacemaker, w¥ CHALLENGING TO Ficnt — We have received the full, true, and particular ac- count of an emeute, which took place at Cole- man’s Hotel, on Tuesday evening lst, between Mesars. McConnell and Bankes, the latter in some way or the other attached to that establishment. It appears that McConnell, who was somewha; more than half-seas-over, was abusing the whigs, which caused Bankes, who was not in any better condition, to reply. Personalities succeeded, and from their long acquaintance with each other, a very pretty budget was about to be opened, when Bankes struck McConnell, and bowie knives and pistols were immediately drawn on both sides ; but the crowd interfered and prevented their use, further than a litile flourish- ing; and confusion reigned throughout the build- inguntil the arrival of Capt. Isaiah Rynders, of the Empire Club in this city, who at once settled the matter by challenging to fight Bankes on jis own hook, which offer was not accepted, but, as far as Bankes was concerned, appeared to set the matter at rest. Not so, however, with M’Connell—ke re- mained about the’ premises until a late hour, evidenced no diminution in the strength ot his Jungs or the delicacy of his language, and on the whole ‘‘it was a very pretty quarrel ae it stood,” barring the refined language used by those more immediately interested. It was pretty generally expected that McConnell and Bankes would have settled the matter right out on the following morn* ing, by a Kilkenny fight atleast; but by that time they had recovered somewhat of their lost senses, and the affair was quashed without bloodshed Poor Mack, who isa pretty stout fellow, would have stood but little chance with Bankes, who is somewhat of a giant, on the night of the row, if things had proceeded further, as the former, ia his cups, is as weak as water gruel. It thus appears that Capt. Rynders, is making himself as useful in Washington by preserving the peace, as he was inthis city at the solicitation of Mayor Harper, during the recent election; and it is to be hoped, that he will continue his laudable services in this respect. We hereby appoint him Peacemaker General during the present session of Congress, and hope that all those persons he finds transgressing the bounds of propriety in this re- spect, unless they immediately desist, he will ad- minister to them on the spot such punishment as they merit, and he is’capable of doing. Washington, [Correspondence of the Herald] Wasuineron, Dec. 25, 1844. Odds and Ends—The Holidays of Congress, §e.—More in Reserve ~Texas—Supreme Court—Temperance Meeting and Jenkins’ Refectory. We shall not make any headway into the regular routine of the business and discussions of the ses- sion until after the holidays. And then, in the Se- nate, we expect a thorough silting of the constitu- tional principles involved in the question of annex- ation, together with a recapitulation of the benefits and disadvantages of this matrimonial alliance. The Senate exhibited to-day upon its face the most profound lethargy. The few members that were present appeared listless, drowzy, and anxious to escape the monotony of petitions, formal! reports, and other mere formalities, upon subjects without interest, and occasionally without principle. The Senate stands adjourned over to Monday, when we expect Mr. Sevier, of Arkansas, will announce the death of his late "colleague Mr. Fulton, and move another adjournment to Thureday, one day in respect to the deceased, and one in considera- tion of the New Year. Should this conjecture be confirmed, the other House of course will concur in the resolution These holidays, however, are not all lost time. The members have their private business with their constituents to attend to~the Committees have their reports to make out—and all hands have to look out fot, and welect the materials of, the new administrati ‘This will keep us all very busy Senator Dickinson has gone home to spend his holiday, leaving the joint correspondence of him- seli and Foster in the hands of his colleagae for tne interim. In the Supreme Court to-day, Mr Meredith, of Philadelphia, argued the cause of the defendants in the case of the United States vs Taylor and Blackburn, of Pniladelphia, (we believe ) From the argument ot the counsellor aforesaid, it would appear, thal (his case arises oat of an infraction of the Revenue Liwa, in a false valuation; that the joods were passed through the New York Custom Goose, and were subsequently seized by thie col- lector of the port of Philadelphia, at that port; that the offending party was indicted, and suffered the penalty of the law—that this is an appea! from the decision of the court. [o regard of a certain merry-making at the Na- tional Hotel last night; as the subject is rather con- fidential, we purpose no account—unless the ne- cessity of false reports shall call upon us for the plain history of the proceedings. Coleman de- serves tne highest cred witch he exhibited on the occasion There wasa temperance meeting on the avenue yesterday at 3 o’cluck, and the orators had a large and constantly changing audience all the time. We observed however, more than one man leave the ranks and the speaker to imbibe a libation to King Alcohol in Jenkins’s retectory, which isa place of great temptation. Ww. —————— TWENSTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS SECOND SKe#ION. In Senate. Wasuinoton, Dec. 26, 1844. Thin attendance in the Senate this morning. Mr. Si vier, of Arkansas, and Mr. Simmons, of R. {., appeared in their seats,in addition to the Sena- tors fh setotore present. Pet:ions were presented, or papers withdrawn, | by Messrs. Crittenden, Archer, Evans, Foster, ot ‘enn; Tappan, (who also reported a local bill | | Bagley, Sturgeon, Atchison, Ashley, Woodbridge, and Fairfield. Mr. Foster, ot New York, present | ed a petition for the reduction of postage ; another from Col. Haraey, for compensatiun for services as pilot; from James M’Connell, on the subject of aystem of warehousing —Reterred Mr. Basese gave notice ot a bill ia reference to drawbacks in certain casee—a western bill At Mr. Jonson's motion, the Committee on Commerce were directed to inquire into the sub- ject of completing the Marine Hospital at New Orleans, and the improving a barbor wear that place. On motion ot Mr. Woopsury, the Secretary of the Senate was authorized to pay several uniiqui- dated balanves of expenses of the Princeton fune- ral, arnouring to $65, as the moiety fromthe con- ting» u' tuad of the Senate—the House having a - sumeu halt ot said expenses. t for the liberality of spirit | The adverse report in the oase of H. H. Wil. } fiams was agreed to The Senate bill authorizing the Secretary ot the Theasury to conypromise with the sureties of Sam’! iPweri wont: was read a third time and passed, ae We: BILL (0 authorize the Secretary of the Treasw ah? ‘an arrangement or compromise with any o! sureties on bonds given to the United States by Kasior prartnott. late collector of the customs for the port of few York. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- tives of the United States of America in Congress assem * bled, That the Secretary of the Treasury be, and he is hereby, anthorized to make any arrangement or compro- mise with all or either of the sureties of Samuel Swart- Wout, late collector of the customs tor the port of New York, on any bond given by him to the United Stutcs for the faithf 1 performance of the duties of such office, not to sue or not to enforce any claim again sureties, on any such bond, upon sach terms y deem most conducive to the best interest of the United States : Provided, That such arrangement with any sure- ty or sureties sball n operate to pant or release mT a jurety or co-sureties, or the principal in any such D The bill for the relief of Miles King, late United States Navv Agent, after some discussions between Messrs Berrien, Haywood, and Niles, was, on motion of Mr. Archer, postponed in ite passage to Monday next. The joint wat cite for the settlernent by the | Secretary of the Treasury, of the claims of David Shaw and Solomon Fister, of Boston, was ordered toa third reading. On motion of Sar, Huntington, 300 extra copies for the use of the office, of Professor Bache’s re- port in the coast survey, were ordered to be printed. The Senate bill for granting alternate sections of land to nine State of Indiana, in the line of the Wa- bash and Erie Canal, the better to enable said State oa complete this work from Terre Haute to the Ohio river, being in its final reading, it 1a, after a debate between Messrs. Woodbury, Wood- bridge, and White, postponed te Monday next. Ou motion of Mr. Barrow,— Resolved, That the committee on the Judiciary, to whom was referred certain resolutions in relation to the expediency of amending the Naturalzation laws, with power to send for persons and papers, be also authorized to take testimony by commission, in relation to the seve- ral matters embraced in these resolutions. On motion of Mr. FairFieLp, the resolution calling for certain old copper from public engra- vers, was re-considered, and laid upon the table, And, on motion ot Mr Evans, the Senate ad- journed over to Monday next Sentence oF THE Puivapetrata Ruovers.— Six of the prisoners convicted of participating in the Kensington riots last May, were called up for sentence before the Criminal Court, on Saturday morning. A nominel fine was imposed on each, with imprisonments of from one to twelve months. They were dealt with leniently, in consideration of the injuries they had sustained in person and pro- perty, and the long incarceration they had already undergone Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Finst Boarp, Dec. 27. $5000 State o's, rw, 75; 20000 do, 53&int, 75; 50/0 .'o, b3 75; 55 new annual 6’s, 67; 966 do 68; 81 ol do, 51, 69; 1000 Te nessee 84; 460 shas eS ard Bk, cash, 10; 200 Reading RR, 65,22; 10 Western Ky Seconp Boar, Dec. 26 —$105 Lehigh Mortgage Loan, S64; 30 shus U8 Bank 9}, 79 sramere? uu Mechanics! Bk, 41 ng’ SPU’ NDID HOLIDAY Pk ESENTS. HE SUBSCRIBERS have now landing from the ship “Queen of the West,” the richest and most unique assort- ment of JENTRE TABLES ever exhibited in this country, being Historical Views of ancient bnildings, such farwick Castle, Colloseum at ‘ome, St Peter's at Rome. Melrose Abbey, Lintun Abbey, ke, Be. minted by artiats of known celebfity in Europe,’ and worthy of the particular notice of the public: 5 anes d25 tol1*re 349 Broadway, corner of Leena at. BEAUTIFUL OnkISTMAS aND NEW YEAR’S PRESENTS PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURES of JAMES K. POLK, fot ype Kooma, 381 Broa pies ay, et the eb ech th nearly o,ponite 2 Nislo'scahre theo most epiendid Daguerteo: tye Litenesaes, ofall sizes, an well ax family groups. ae Stall hours of the dav. die aw FOR THE HOLIDAYS, CHOICE COLLECTION OF ANNUALS, ILtUS- TRATED sOOKS, BIBLES and PRA. ER’ BOOKS, s and Games for hildren, he ke., ny a for Be ol day A Pres nts, for sale at ~~ 3 E, Fal on tre t. also, anew and beautiful edition of the Pies torial History of the =e og 2 spendid emblematic morocco binding, pr: pared expres 1 aNew Years oift. Angual aud [0 istrated Books for Children, and a large assortmeat of Juvenile Books of every ki. d, for sale cheap. (Job binding of all kind, executed with the utmost neat a. Gilg of the different styles can be seen at tie store. G18 2w* re NEW YEAak’S Cakb, IN ALL IT3 VARIETIES ing thei: for gs end Parties, are invi call and inspect the ditierent. Kinds-on havd at the Old Bakery, No. 40 Linjenard stret, All orders stnietly autended to, “Thowe from the country will "e boxed up in the most careful TAMER TOM dls 2w#ec JAMES TOMPSON. ‘NEW YEAR’S 5 CAKE, IN “ALL ITS VA- AMILIES about farn their Cake for the New Year, or rt id t the dl feddings and Parti reinvited to cal I ane ds on hand at the Ojd Bakery, Ey CHRISTMAS AND NEW YE EXTENSIVE Ae Wine. ce si UROCERIES, WHOLESALE AND "KA PAIL, AT SCOT 1’S, 76 NASSAU sTREET. fie | subscriber offers to public inspec: ion the best assortment of Groceries, Wives, Fruits, &c., &c., suitable to the sea- R’S son, of any establishment in the'e ty. Superior Teas, Cofless, Sarars, Otard, + hampagi nd Cog “Bras dy dy, Old Jamaica Hollard Gin tomch aed leak Whiskey, Brown Stont, Edinburgh ‘Ale, and Fruits, fresh and Fieh by telaest sjimpoita tious. Wholesale aud Retail ries 76 Nassau str et. N. B.—People from the country, Hotel and Boarding House Keepers, who buy for cash, will fi it to their advantage to give this establis! ment a Goods sent to any, M rt of the city free (ales ‘The scotch and Irish W! no mistake. ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS. TIFFANY, YOUNG & ELLIS to wholesale and qetailpurchavers, thatthe tahie Car the Holt jenid snd NNOUNC have reorived by late arrivals 82 Cases foods as the re act omed to import, ah an assortment even larger, more sp! han that of the last season st de of tl the very best possil most select styles: they are aware that they may sometimes fail to receive the credit they desire to merit—of selling cheap” tinguished and increasing patronage they receive hat most purchasers of articles of Taste a} pri ci, te ation, and they are confident that an examination ison of goods and prices will result in convincing al y procure a more elegant, better, aud more perfectly imished aruicle without any increase of ‘price. 259" and. 260 Broadway 11 is iLrre Hien ‘T ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS. inspection of our receot importations, the f. Mae i of over 200 models, in Porcelain, Bronze, Autique, Ormoutn, '&e. Chandeliers, of Poveelamand Bronze, Candelabras and Bras de Chemiue, Brovze and Gilt. Lastres, for Lamys and Candles, new styles. Dresdon Porcelain Shades, of due piece, with exquisite land seapes, fl wera, &c.. a new article, French Colored do. fir libraries, to be suspended. Paper Shades, a splecdid ass riment Fiench taney Bores, benatiful assortment, com about thirty different winds of newer: and most ‘heautitul styles, A. DIACON' S hy £'D. ies ents, ohn street. TF_Hamps, Luatres, Brackets, &e,, fiarniahad Yor partion [TtoJ is THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL oF THE IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY. THE FIRST ANNUAL Rati sf of thei! Irish Em grant So- ciety. will take ee ia NIB) Broadway, on Monday, the 3 h Mein wee "confidence that the Executive Committee of the ciety appeal in its behalf co the benevolence of their feilow citi- zens of all classes withoot distiv The institution is en- trely a b devoted to the protection of most nt Hts fom oppression and impo y and apon their arrival. and to ation may secure to them as mployment, thas Cie tem to egeay the temptations and. miseries of great lien preveutt them from being a burden on themselves of the Publie, and di- re ting their resources and their labor where they may most ws! theiroew country, Daring tae past year this way by the Society,and Xeeutive ommitter p opose to suyply t by the first Annual Bal! of the Insitation, amt rely apon the diserimi- hating beuevolence «f their fellow citizens to carry owt theic lesign. ‘Tickets, admit i be had of any of th COMME [ire k OF ARRANGEMENTS. M. Burke, 116 Greenwich. Ch, A. Stewart, 19 Wall, ne a gentleman aud two Indies, price $2, can Gee @G. Dillon, 33 Ba.clay P. Rel, 63 Mott. J; Reyburn, 20 i ‘ehvea 'Bt Cedar JT Doyle, 75 Nasang. A. Matthews, 18 pene: corner WANTED N& HUNDRED AND FIFTY CARTS, to workon t stre-ts, None that have heretofore brea employed by i F Doatractors need apply. Spon more L, Superintendent of Streets, Office rear of Kesex Masket, hie: street. New York, December 27th, 1844. 427 2t* re LOGIC L AND MUSICAL ELOCUTION, R. GEORGE, VANDENHOFF continues his private instraction at his new Roois, Street, jou. tor and is forming Evening Cl commence 3d Janvary, 27 Stis®re ‘Mth Veeember viton & WICH 8% ON WVONNUAY 2 Path. QF ue GREE : URN t bvening, ryan iss, Yeast * ree Tammany Hall, on Wedges James T. Miller, Fi, P. James F nglish, Wim. M. Lear toh A, Lock’ od, George 8: Win: T. Blake, Chia. 8. archer’ Amase Coles Henry Met Pickets limited at 390—can be had Pr. 1" strvety Thomas HH, Blakeleyny 16)" ihe i many Tail _ 027 4 # Yo ENGLISH MAM te 3 i, becemi ned nt Lam on Tuesday, the Slat ast vate overland ow ori JOHN Ls ma. 5 ft: er AC sy SAL i he 30) ONLY ONE PARP ET TE UDING CASE OR FRAMR. BAZAA. 149 Broadway. corner of Li CHRISTMAS AND TEAR DAGUERREOTYPE RS_H. SHANKLAND, Doguerrian, Ar ly M inform the ad at cad sesteeue’ tial soothe te rene iets esi eapiereben Wee ee kes 30,0 customers can ceriily what she alvances. 20 2w*re LAFAYETTE BAZAAR, 149 Broadway, corner of Liberty street yoy and Goptiemen will, fad in thie eotehiichmens the ‘ pods, Tova,, Fane Plumb, French jottoes, Chocolate Drops, ke. ever vaphibited id suitable for Christinas and New ¥. ml adas tae law tere WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PICKLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE. pas oy Liege sey 4 of the only origin 1 estab! paeent of to gotias of oar gathers chants saad ut own city and coun largest ad beat fest tinent of Fruita eve: beftre preseated fe. Ferches ah Peer sig irhaly Were Houest Johor, bres ‘ic. Pine Apvles, Raspberries, Apricotts, ® he Ete, tad ter Piambs, al [powvessing’in their preservation thei? Jelly's of the Strawberry, Raspberry, Quince, and Pine a Pickles” Catsups, and Sauces, of every imaginable de- egioeon tn iu glass jars, of every size, to suit the conventeace of ro Fetled and Stewed Oysters, potted for exportation, and avy climate. mee Heep ers, Boarding House Keerers, Grocers, Ship ate Families, all are invited to call an eh of ad veut ck tek (ore toa ofl ever before offered 10 the ate ROW Vincent Cou N. B.—Kighty dozen fresh Havana Pines, sale. ey aver Regs stile Nbieha 19: 3m re MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN, No. 37 Maiden Lae, N. ¥. MARUEAG TUR ERS and, Bande ¥ Ornamental Geir ork, a urls, Hair, aod tngw tle af everant mg Carlos and all eidds of Haut “the trade ssapoliod on reasonable terms. Cast OFF CLO'HING AND FURNIT! WaNTED GENTLEMEN OR LADIES laving any. superfluous Clothivg or Furniture fo dispose of, eau obt in the highes cash prices for ec by sending for te subscriber, at his residence, Duaue sireet, No, ®, inthe basement, M. 8 COHEN. P.$—A line through the Post Office, or rotherm el be promptly attended to 25 'm* re NEW YORK LYCEUM, 74% Lispenard street, corner of Broadway. ITALIAN TESGLISH RENE DANN, AT EMA JAD > TCS, GEOGRAPHY, et ONS, RICHARD, in conjunetion my M. CH WOB, ancient fund of che Normal Profesce ip New York 8 ites and @s sciences, D. en Wi. ish Professor fro 6 opened in the above mention ¢ hours of instruction are from 3.in the afteruoon. ‘The system is that adopted in the 7 language of the School. ‘The truction are $20 per quarter. any modera lauguage, $15 per bap For those who wish lessons quarter, Mr. Htichard continues his eourse of lectures in French every evening at7 o'clock. LODGINGS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, ar THE NAG’S HEAD No.3 Barcuay Sraeet, NEAR Broapway. ‘The Subscriber having fitted 4 aad newly iuraish connected with this solicits « call from the public. JAMES BYRNES. ablshment, is friends and did Im*re COLT’S REPEATING PISTOLS, WDA tela at In provements of 1843 and 18441. Hammer of Pistol-2. Receiver with five Chambers—3. Ts wd. Wedge for holding barrel upou Bodi wer or rammer to ram down with. The above is a true representation cm the Colt’s Patent Re. eating Pistol; great impositions ely been art a zt; on the public by representing aud selling che Six > Coeking Pistel as Colts Patent Vistol, which, with ail its im- provements, ix ‘American and mae ef the very best materi nocast or maleable iron asin the six barrel jistol, and ae & in every respect e Six Barrel or Self Coc! a Belgian favention—the | attern pistol was impo Geman importer from Enrope Fora manufacturer of this aitiele tome yenrs since in this ety Colt’s Patent, Pocket, Belt end He attached, is the Ltest aud aye re arms, and for safety, sure fi are inferior to. none. ‘The Poe! can be fired without powder, loaded with with great accuracy, at 10 to 12 paces, aud with great foi they can be loaded aud fired five times'in less than half a wi- auce. Certificates from the most scient military officers of high rank and , as well as French and Englit * Pistols, with the ram- nd praetical navy and n in the United States y, can be seen at the ore i ting Pistols, Carbines and Shot Guns are sold for cash at fil Bradway. New York by JOHN EHLERS, Proprietor, me RY Beuj Delis” Cone a rio de Janeiro, ve AtT Chartres street, New Or ore Liaw) Baltimore, rs. Birel Co. ve Gondr ich 's. New | On DR. LARDNER CONSULTING ENGINEER CARD.—The Pabjic is informed, that Dr. LARDN continues the Vie ice of business as a Consultis ‘ing Engi- Kineer, which he followed on an extensive scale for many years in England and France. Inventors, parentees, manul-cturers, bani tne and others eng’ th alt hi ce. rad Loshuipeur of rte inecatins oan aiaae ses in the ris on disputed qnestions aud doubtful. points, ex: rimental investigations, with a view to the discover or feat fas ofimprors Processes, will be suprhed or undertal ‘Spruce street, New 3 ots it ad prevent time its, Will be ex: FASHIONABLE SUBSCRIPTION BALLS AT ‘THE ALHAMRA, 559 BROADWAY. HE proprietor of the ‘Alhamra, has the honor to announce York, that having en- ment ina style of much taste aud elegance, he proposes, in conuection with Jabriel and DeKorponay, to give « series of Balls the en- inter, of the very firstclass, on which occasions be roduced some of the newest davces and masic now in vogue in the most fas! able circles Europe. The set will ai 4, sx polls aeag ive in the following orett iat bell ifs eduesday, Jan. all, Friday Janeen ath bal, “iverdy, Febeds ‘sch ball; Wednesday my: 12; ‘6th ball, Friday, Price of subscription to the whole fet inelud ading su a leak refreshments, $12; to three Dalis $7.00, Ure slug: MH @2) admis agentle an and lad, Tickets may be ontained he Afi Mons, Dé Korponay: also, a the principal hotels and music stores. "a6 Tot, eed FAIR, the basement of Ssint Peter’- harch, fare! treet, is now open, and will be ones morrow, (Saturdty.) uatil 10 o'clock, 27 aU FANCY BALL DKESSES, se heat or for sa’e, at J. PINTEUX, Cafe des mille Saloon, 307 Broadway. To be seen from 9 o’clock til 4 ’cloek P.M dé Im*re ~BOOK-KEEPING, &c., 88 Cedar street.’ C, MARSH respcetfully announces that his Count Roy | Book: for an Ve oy, of Practi ok-Keeping, Com: 5! ca ing, cor 2s. juwe open U5 trom AM wor. M Book-Keering as taught by Mr. Marsh, every mort practical manuer a complete set of mer- id. inoue course of insteuction, a person of R900 cay acity will become x competent book-keeyer, aud will Teceive a certificate to ‘hat effect. Prospectuses tems, relerences, &e., obtained at the Marsh's Works on Book-Keeping for sale at the Rooms and Bookstores. 426 3ris*re BROKEN CAND/ES8 at one shillicg the pound,—Best as- sorted Sagar Pluma, at one and ei ig my an exten- sive assortment of Sugar ‘Toys, F &e., at equally low prices TS, HODGKINS fanufacturer of Confectionary, 49 Courtande st. dif 2w*ecy Poh a nonce Sonera enn t LE MAS AND CL Way BXGUNSLON BET WEE! YORK AND PHILA. D Weweodian places—at Reduced Rates of ian the New Jersey Ral Koad and Transporation Company, from the foot of Court- mat seer, trom the 23d December to ihe ¢ h January next, n- elnsive, a 9 o'clock, A. M., and 4% o'clock, PM. : ‘Tickets can be purchased at the Otfice of the Com will enutle » passenger to go and return in an} Any time previons to the oth of January, at fare :— From New York to Philadelphia, and return, if following Do do own, 40 Do do ‘Trenton, do Do do Princeton, 2 Do Newark to Philadelphia, 0 Do- plizabetntown = do Do Rahway lo. , ‘Tickets not transferrable and will not be rece revam after the ith January next. 221100" im be paid lv OOu KE WAKD—t he above reward p) to any person who ean prove the hroprietnr does not continue at his old stand, 605.Bro-dway, Gnors from Houston at. He has lately puichased vt dufferent auction s les apwards of 20,000 loys ef every variety suitable for the Holidays, which he will sell at leas than wholesale prices. ‘The whole are now ready for nspectiqn at BOWLES New York Corset Ww A ouse and General A201) 1 is* ee Auctiot ds Store, 605 Broadway Joo NGLISH FIRE BRICKS—300 Stowbridue Fire Brick, for sale cheap in lots to suit imported per Sarah and Arsi ROCHE, BROTHERS BS S purchasers. Ayply to dlire ireet. FOR EKPOUL=New ee Vacket 4p all the 2th of Sun. The regular ing. saline Packet Ship SHERIDAS, Capea A. F. De Peyster of jargon, wil sll as bor; her iogular d a oe Passage, gequa fry aparn ror com comforts a top ow board a Orleans wharf, foot OF to ns E.. K. COLLINS & CO, 56 South street. Price era ty $100, RR ouriek, Captain B J. H. Trask, will u, and sail 26th Febraary, her regular day, jana and New on ates inp By ship Siler, . or Treat or passage, jain handsome furnished accommo: dations, apply on board, at Orleans wharf foot of Wall street, or to COL! LINS & CO. South sti ively no goods received on board after Saturday evening, sine Woodruff, who Agents in New Orleans, Messrs. Halli " btomptly forward all woods 1 ni ‘The packet ship VAZ"O, tain heyy will suc- om the Angelo, and sail 16eh Jaauary, her regular day. MM GEASGOW—The Tine new British ship NN HAK Dancan Smith, mast r, now on bi ay iti aid on arrival will have imme: ate d apstch: (he is utended express nn. regular trader be t u 5) Ht OF pasang wo men this end oe woub Bateau The packet ship ADAM CARR will sncoeed ey. - FREIGHT Lh ad Portland, Portsmouth ems of or Bath. For partiowars awn P Paesco’ re 983 Waver surest, corner other festivities. They tofore, in the most fic an ae to neatness and a ee: skeen AL sweet scented Flowers Imported ait ge Yrs ‘eae agen he ee fs ‘he— Fina ower alway gon id. ‘ih Book Ret reat is ddd io tie bu fas, All the of the day wile fora — Saari ra een hk server offers {or £ % ieewery,” in Pil may: gana ee aa Secs ores mee Pcl why tat anes separately or together. es 5 ROY. West Troy, Alvany County, July. me 1. i13 thre r neeeras erie tr Piece <2 ani fos patronage given to 4 Vines a aa haaigatts so oon cheat short We ack of veg, Liquors and Katabiea will be ‘Pre A GREAT BARGAIN. A LARGE STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE for sale, also a few build loeated ig the centre of One of the Danie rr US yaks id it crease; apie pansies frank and a oe jogs abe pels ‘The establishment is well known to possess advantages rarel tobe found thar in the country or meaty The, ower ease in cass it ss hie aith woul on the daring. hi his. hen? in 5 ‘oward stom fi a itis tna tit je fouud ti a glance to be worthy i BEAULIFUL AND USEFUL FANCY ARTI- CLES Ror Hh PRESENTS Ts. In THe Granite Hotisin a Sa BRUACWAys Conner oF IAVE the mont exiselire sstortsisett tsentifal and chiles neticles for the Toren Tavue, TH Dae ux Bovpo! found in the City, cv So all of every. ki spa of all varieti and Prepa- rations for the Heir ; Powders and Breparatt ns for renderi: @ the ‘Skin Soft, Smooth and Blouming ; Deutifrices for. the Teeth; Brasbes of all kind! bs und every article necessary for the use of the lad! oF families, whether travelling or at home. eto’ pur- chasing most of tt ‘icles enumerated below, that those who wished to buy have beea ahs ae Ly all of’ them for sale at one place ; but Messrs. who favor them ee puronage for the Tui er, ery the Dressi Pane muality, and at as reasonable prices sl States. Most of! aricles have been eens im ported, a he expense in tint: mo: ey, in making the, selections, Strangers. visiting the fully javited to call and observe the great variety es they y have fo: sale. T OLET aNp SHaving Soars.—Of Soaps the follow- as they can uine Almond Sonp; vewy fine old perior Transparent So-p, in balls aud onting Svap, for baths; Soap Balls: h Toilet fall kinds. Guer Lubin’s and Pi ‘Soaps, iv fon, SHavING — see of Cream; ‘Tube Ni a aud Military iry’s (Chinese Shaving ‘very choice and fine, and se- teenth vies can “To Imrakt 4 Heautny Faesuness ano Buoom 10 THE Lotions owland’s Kalydor: ‘Me "ate d’ de Perie; Blanc Lye in de Beaw destroy tan, ng freckles, ue., and effectually pre- the skin from the injurious effects pf exposure to bi sunburn and damp atmosp! ay's toilet ahold ithout some restorative of the hind, Bau de Toilette; Lu- in’s, Guerlain’s and Chardiv’s Preparations; Esprit de Cedrat; Aromatic Vinegar, tc, ‘These last are very pleasant and grate Tul additions to water OlLs AND PREPARATIONS F(R THE Hain.— Kau Lustrale of Guerlain; Macaysar Ol; Moelie de Bopul, Grai ilocome: Antique Bandoline:, Jayne's i Balm of Colambiay ( Cream of Li ies; Perles W’Orien ‘ourque; Pomacuim in glass jars; black, brown and auburn Pomawu uyerior h ghiy perf rs Atkinson's D: viata for femoving suverflucts hair from the 3 Row Essence of yre, for coloring ithe ‘celebrated "Italian Dye, ing the skin; and every va ds for beancifylag the hair, or restoring Perrumen Warens von Tomer Use on tae Heapacne. TEenmine old Weat tudia Bay ater; Fariua’s genuine eau de Col gues Cologne Wa et of our own manufacture, very line, at os. ish Lavender Waer; Labin’s celebrated Am <r aveacer; superior Orange Flower Water; Rose Wa- ter, &c Dentirnices, &e., FoR THE Tee tH.—Pelletier’s Odontine and Elixir, a very suverior preparation for the teeh aud guins, made by the most celebrated chemist in the world; Orris ‘oth Paste; Rose Paste; Chlorine Dentifrice; Orris Tooth Wash, &e. ‘Tooth Powders in great variety, to please all minds, Also, the celebrat-d Clove Auodyne, a sale, positive, and lasting cure for the toothache vr Fiowrns snp Penromeny ron THe ToiLet a Guesbin’s Rate et )— Jamin; 4 uberese; ta; Foie de Mu- price de Ja’ Mo Portugal: Bouquet de Victorin; Fleurs; Fleurs dltal e; boesnek os 3; Sultanes. Helietrope: 4 Ambre; Mogatalion’ Eide c'avalegrree Latest juet d’Eeterhazy; do des Prinvemps; do ants ly; do de Mignon; go de Carolive; do 4 Fatchoaly, Edes’ 5, Sweet Pea; Sweet Spring. Flowers; Vesbena, kee 'Patey's i Verbena; Musk; ‘Hovena; "kau de Porta: F: ‘Tower ap OTHER Brustes—Of the greatest variety, im- ome manufactae; of all patterns, makes and as. ving Brushes of Hair Brushes for 8. & Co. would particular a cgcn vot Ssies and gentlemen to this branch of ident that their stock of Hair woth Brushes will be found very complete in every v Towet anv Pocket Dressing Comns.—Tortoise Shell, Combs. cf every conceivable size dhell and Buffalo Focket Comes. Pocket combined. | Ivory and Vortoise Shell Fine ‘ombs, &c.. Sunpry Articies ron Everysopy’s Use —Li pealves con rors, &é. Also, Nail) Scrapers; Com Rubbe toilet, oF personal comfort, at home oF travelling ja enumerating a portion of ine toilet articles tl A.B. SANDS & CO. call 4 pty for ny r ation oly the rescripiious of our fiat. city Physica” with ih "Phey intend to be Be among the fest va tespectiully selicity the patrouaga of thett = With the following Syrups, viz:—Sarsaparil- Ja: Lemons Ginger: Fine Apvle: fa; Raspberry; Straw berry; Orgen’, “MEDICINAL Dagiess, Union, Li Also, a coustan: a Blu Spring Water, White Solph Reid’ il Seltzer from Germany. 22 Im rre MILES, PILEB—VOU TOR CORBIT I'S Devergeut Pills, sold at 16 Duane street, N. Y., at 50 cents per box. These Pills have lately ol igh reputation in cases of Piles, poe. and Fistalas—shav et approval in si [osanie lon authority, ‘The Doctor has ct Persons who have obtained immedi relict from Re every period of gestation. Lhe ad warrant out Ak Opsration, or no chi respect vole rrferences, whi: on him at 16 Laane street. KR. fe eee ’ may be consulted confidentially at his U1 ya ‘hatham. ‘ater: ; and fice, ie De fred two Sees ayiram Ch Ley gs stful it Dr. Corl a mem! ‘the University of the Ci York, and that he has exelu 'y confined his matic, general wo oleven Yours in the ety 01 entire amention. The annals of sous tag naforgunets eagrase the ust % Recegt cas set ated entimely from the » Bee thet that y treated by person | ally 4 Ustby procsndass pod annebn es cave areneveral othe city. licted with protracted an: inv teed uot deeper of being restored to health, by applying ry “br Corbitt. A practice of many years has establis! Le og for shall and reepectabili Strictures engage he tor’s profound attention. A medicine may he to pre ‘Vent a ceriaiu disease in any of its forms dz mee. PARK’S LIFE PILLS. THs Medicine has been counterfeited. Purchasers will therefore be sure of getting the genuine article ouly of the daly appointed agents, all of whom are furnished with certi- ficatrs The balsami powers of this fine herbal cine are Bo le box will carry conviction re all nv igorate the feeble. restore ihe: invalid to health, ‘tnd do LS The heads of Tum lier should always have ther in their ore, s they may, Win the mestest confidence, be reoried to time, or in any cue. PARG’S LIKE FILL! ite 20 frow theie many virtaes, the esta! lished Fami mily From our Agent for the astern port of New York. November 4, 1644. Mes-rs. Thomas Robert & Co. GentLemen =I am requested to state to you, that Mr. J. W. Sranlevaah of Amsterd sm, expresses his great satirfaction at the efficacy of Parr’s Life Pills, Also, |. Fairchild, of Caze poriss ia whieh opinion Mr. A. ohare “of et aa ae fully accords. ludeed these New York Stite—they and | have never ys tat New York, ye ich eae 4 Messrs, Gent LeMEn—Hi tee Agog teenth from the use of Parr’s testimony in their favor wit then, YFor the last five years | h the Liver Gompiatt and the pains very great, attended with considerable cou; he in the throat. For three weeks before comp lovely. reduced, and had become so weak as to be almost unable to wal’; and J could not sle-p more than two hours of a night, so comp. tely was my system ser the infl ence of my complaint. I have spent over two handred dollars for medical attendance and all the d:flereat ki medicines celebrated for she cure of the Liver Comp! out having ye received any Peymapent ep + lean say thot since | have been using Parr’s J have been in bet: ter health than | have experienced for the the five years. J am also stronger; I sleep ax good as ever I did, and can walk any istance. Any person who doubts these statements ~ incorreet, by in- quiring of me shall receive nessa G ein lorpation ARBOUR, Poplar Lane, above 7th street, 8) den, Philadel! Foreign merchants and exporters are informea that Parr’s Life Pills are pnt up in, French, German, Spanish, and Portoguese wrappers, with books ar A pestumon my ee pee language. 5 Im*re nit TRUNK BOABDS,—Boston ink Be bx) at & buGoits, 410 r¢ MUSIC FOR DAY P! ATWILL’S MUSIC REPOSITORY, 201 mreaeey, SIGN OF THE GOLDE! 1 tment he igen ie rigs, Waltzes, Stparior Lith Hops and Quadii pine freenpton 0 the Opera. Votumes BS New M Marches. " id Guitars, Flutes, meas: ke., 21 4tSte& Ws re GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OF? acaaaa ‘THE PRICES can be YY 1 A tine through the Post Office, or otherwise, wi prompt sttentiow, Dr'tm (rou) te "ait of 'valuable ae |b ranienyepualto say thite 4 a ral me ager aes Si co id col . me fram 10 A.M. till 5 P.M. cores MATERIA AND W! REDUCED PRI season b tastiest ha bestaenace (edieotom tk prion nd inneencar cations atany rant of [rape or Window Shades are feviesd aselection from the assortment in the city, and at the lore Impo) tanporyers and Upholsterers, 243 Bs AGNIF ICE NT ILLUSTKATI:D Wonks, ENDID BINDINGS, INNINGH 0s Wark of Robt. Bum’s, 32 plates— Walks About Jerusalem, numerous plates— Pe Guide to Fomily Devotion, containing 730 ne 2, and 730 partons. of Scripture, with re! Martin’s edition ore Biles rim’s Progress—to whiel |mari—containing more tl her of Pitngrevns of any other edition, all of the ‘high: - Life and Death o} Ee 's American | Scenery, with 120 Engravings$25.00 26 eet, ily B ble,” with ex ferences, practical observations, Sc.—adorned Wit ings—at 29 cents each, Te n0W prepara ASHILL nee INK.—The superior ‘ing, ink is now very rosie fa Paulhightee ee ie ic Se mem eatie 01 zien my be cosine in three ‘ble, Tndalibh ft 1" yates dhe CI of one of our Be edt ie POT id side jae healer of dome The whole process. of marl munates, even at midni ‘Wholesale Jig. 21g Maske acre cn. efttom the United States LE alt ean at oe ee amen ee oS from the Editors oA ee North American, of OE it to all those wi: ly and requires 00 Dy popoerercl f April 19th. Lio Teacher ened. an of this vi heae it Rane ia not superior, to any i: hor? or ef the i ee dickies, mabe Acids, Dyo bgt vs QVholerale i unwist, Market st. PTURED PERSONS. SONS afficied with, Hupcares may the bea uastrumentalaid the ‘Office, No. 4 Vesey trot oe Uaiek Atte neces amine the back ped nd of ait Hosecen es see if they are enc jone are genuine, er to be reli Ni OTTOR FO. TO by Dr. Hull, ia, writing, derunken to vend wpe | ef _— gumce, "Tfee ficapions thou be'rlied upyny = Tmechantes, and are nO been fitted up at No. 4 Vesey street, exclusivels int a sepamte entrance. from the busiaess depart female if im constent attendance erence LO THE LADIES DK HULL'S ONTUIS aew Inatruatat By gst eons al spvli hearies, a = Gerrans son haart ated circ! ay lepen poy iC iva vane Gee toe sein hina ro disease of infal eae ae m by th rege my ad by al ‘Rooms ‘hare beex Vesey rsey sn hang pare yy, Trower 4nd Supporiers to CTOR H, De aatan himself to the citizens o the ng of Colleges tad the eminest private Bens fens A CARD. CHR. BRANDT, educated at the tiana and Paris, has the honor of in! k and ite opener. It may jmeticine and sar London and Paris, is jons ssengnged with Me HELL BRIG, of Pharmacy of the city o street, corner of Canal. MADAME RESTELL. EMALE FHYSIOUNS; Office ani ay isting the sy Baculges of Merwen Usurelonde snd biierts gureta, wher ween Courtlandt an treeis, Whar atrictent ‘confidence on complaint Madame Restell’s experience and | see in the trearmes the can be consulted with the imeident to the female frame. ce during coulinemen ted during such time, married ladies, whose delren Ne board f we Credyy om letee Cooat paid) addreased to to bor 868, 8 ft nbs ‘sre i ones eae aL "would inform’ Indies ces Prevent ons health sender sue sent by mail to am in # to. be a speedy and indie feets, Irritation of the Kidneys, fc, years prescribed by the celebrated A the above diseases. Inthe firat tgeollects cure in afew days. in they am saul more to destroy the constitution ‘than to cure the dis They, never leave the parts subj uently occur after leasant taste or smell, and any might frequent the most refined society without having misfortunes suspected. ‘They are ble tgredentn which invigorate the yy reteen generally, ry are equally suitable to ‘The Pills cha be sa mail to retai ‘A Catherine street, Aig ly crea ee ompisy bering aa for mouthay which their entirely of vegeta- Wat poten Fall.” ~ GREAT: WEDUCTION IN PRICE. FIFTY He SG CHEE Tettne oe Medieated Compound, are :— iin Precio, strengthening and ¢| 2—lts gently stimulating the oat and ing a rection in the bulb or pal, which rveeives the veaels hair. ition ofine Te ge perspiration, scurf reserve the “hale in bossy and oat EROUS, or root, an ; pelea camry and nd dan 3 Storing araiattons ie at the Hair soateaed Liberty at MEDICAL CARD. OCTOR FAWCETT, of 196 Fulton s Member of the Royal College of Serres Edinburgh, and Graduate of the Je! Fiuladelbhia, also aatnor of «, work, and inedieally, <tplained wil the nature and m Secondary Spmytoms, Gonorthae, Gleet, Striett Doctor ey gic oom continues bt 106 Fulton street, where ‘he mon most seyraratel forms of all al tions of the generative organs will yi ment, Een = int in diet n the procreative ener from excessive indulgence, ere reise "and without mer- become torpid oF po enclosing $1, can have » copy of ihe ‘wo } letters mast he pow. paid, and directed to wes 196 Fulton street, New York. NEW YORK RIDING SCi “Nos. 65-and 67 Watt st. near Canal. pinlas copahtiab ment, begs to render E Proprietor of this whi as Sekupw le mooL tor Leese Wit known to be one o! S128 CUDDINGEON, Propristr, | ZAMRs euman Ratner OM Meow 9 TO PERSONS iNT! Visit THE ISLAND PeoGEs: ih am Hans jrre ——— Lf io. 16 FLATT wel THE — THE FACE Ap ae SKIN. cosmetic for eradic: nites Teese fae whieh are THE Second gana’ or Tyee my ae — ‘the use of the ee pax a jie sa an ee i Shire at fenavicee panel ieee ae eral ne rgcialy scanned wih Ma Mr. Stine. pence mroaricedear ase Son, Dan (or, or, Bron AEs BYE Tiomats Shame Barco ease cua ean be obtained of the author, No. 113 Broadway, PACKET SHIP YAZ00, TAZ Fag Space, ncn ‘New Urioans, is duchary- please tteud tothe Yeceipeof there goods ined ache Thee SCARFS AND CRaV. CHARLES B. HATCH, 07 William Street. t | FT AS.iust received an elegant assortment of Gentlemen's Senrfs Cravats, of fen most desirable sty]: ged Lahn. pres ‘pale a full assortment of Unde: wus, Ready Made Liens, Opera Nesk Tiss Stocks fen, dr7 Gtistee KEAD Panag Ua Ree ned ii ph pcation, next mee De ee or at No. He at 3 {MPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE. Dag EVANS, No. 12 Peek i street, been more than forty years in the sue? macice of physic, and surgery, particuladly' in eur Srertecdly cases of every variety of secret reas, 4 old "obstinate le ileers, cancers a the throst, strictures, an y mal-practice. It is of the forthe u Resoctroata clentaies physi ees Dr. BE. is the oldeat and rar gh hia Guy hi tia is gtecens astomihing, sven after they have bran x fromn'the Hlonptals ae incurable Adis cies are well oreaged for privacy. Call at LB iy! ), and be Convince chaps ae most meguoualle | cases are guaranteed. 7 Im*re LEGS. HANDS, ARMS, Xe. & The Late of Feet and Lets no Hindrance te the JOHN F. mp8, Ct sy tke, 73 ater street, New York respectfully inform the ete Pict eer peer asd ieen compli uroagh pecessity, taven eat inane ty a pac fammanufucturer fo geet OF ering sata action fo all who’ who fen cn jor Legs, : mon . N, f--All letters must be post-paid. nl2 3m*ec MEDIO AL ADVICE PRIVAT! ‘is | THE MEMBERS OF 11! KEW yc PORE COLLEGE of Mediciue and nee er, a sae. ery, continue to direct their partical 0 | Aetion rs ‘Wi diseases of of en nature, ‘and can con- Confinement frou business, ae RCI ow eaeentes ey application to oa the first appearance of jisenses, a5 8. vast amount ot jand vime may be _ | thas avolded” One of the eters the College, for (Tope years connected rincibal hospi rat ot howe gam Paints, Ateuds for cexoaliation daily fours wrt M. Advice and Medici IMPORTANT 40 COUNRIEY IN GALIBS Persons living in the country, napa ling it inconvenient to make per- lication, ¢ e {yrwarded to them & chest coutaining all icines requisite tol perform a radie eal eure, by stating their cue xplicity, togeu foxether, with all symptoms, inte of contraction tad ett aud en it at EY WICHARDBON it Biyaweae ing Rooms ot the College, Mapa SPECIFIC ane FUR THE RADICAL cure of gonorrha, glee, seminal emissions, ans. i mea puraleat discharges froin t arethre. iy pills, the result of Somaty y years experience in Ge Hospital de Fm ante in roan yy thei aac inventor, Pre veasor toe of the urethra, y ren time than any othe: remedy, ‘without with the stomach, gr confinement Se x. ‘Sold at die of Medi- street. di9 re ARUDSON. M. D., Agent. Rinonon eae bmg FRATIVE poet RE FOR” im THe, ya eced Cafe vy an per hha -| treatment. “All persous sus- e | pecting 89 @ veut ate me in their systeun should jwerfal purther without delay, as ao pervou ean, ona nalts wf h aving the venel m with disease, without thorough astly celebrated atterateg at 81 each, mc: lozen 4 sent to all ee Sold at N Mi D.. Agent | ogee EXTRACT OF SARSAPAKILLA, GENTIAN A.D Sassarnas, prepared vy tie N. bork College cane and Pharuincy, esabliched for the suppression id highly concer .rated extract, pos- sessing all the panifyicg “Qualities and eae powers of the me Tha, is coulidently recommended by the College us in- itely superior to any extzncy of Sarsapar, ta at preset publie ievand maybe be relied on as t'est.ata temedy for a acon we pare state, of the blood, auch a serofuls, salt-theam, riug-worm, blotches or: pimples, pain in fe tea bones or Em nodes, eutaneons eruptions, thee ae — from the secondary etfects mereary , Cases forwarded fo all parta of the Union N.'B.—A very liberal so Xo wholesale purchasers. (ives of the College, 9 Nassan dire 5 RICHARDBON, M D.. Amvat. ONSTITUTIONAL DEGILITY CURED—The Tonte “ntcure, prepared by the Colteye of Mediciue and Pharmacy of the city of New York, is confidently recominended for all enses of debility produced by seeret gence or exovss of any kind. itisan pete ald una peancreresesilier ‘ox barreuness, ia if (oplees oi pending om mate ame of half dozen $5; carefully aes sale eer i a eed $8, Nenana "6S. WiCHARDSON WD. ae ee VIVE PO’ EAB, M ngante yale asreoety aloo in Bagone bat France a ‘for upwards of | ow : vai, ee imag te efi heli, of many na sontie TToend ved fon fond mother a te bits great 7“ ifs that the coma! at utben he ppiness of those wno gave uth wor Inerae bere in = y instan - tne hard working , and more of a poor samily y, the pores remain siaves out their tit ng at of incessant, 3 aod 4 i | Siar & Gtr ay pared Inst broken the of the ancy oF prot pany e gerard lea, aan! Sie Ek of the cme etry bosom, fae ake bed scare ronthet age of thirty fo 4 premature grare—with the corte p emy early ft mp of hus Joys i] ows, and hie young aud helpless ore pe attentions and watehfu) sone tude, which a ‘nouer aloue cee W, not gu ently time whea least able ths heart-rendiag al fetion ai it desirabla, thon—is ic © Ly ts te 1crense rae families, regardless of cOnsayuen cer selves, or the well being of thew Hc hag, whet i fie, enay, health ‘our yh advertiser, imaing the. vast eC etae precerieed ¥ by hor, would reopectfalt ‘ereuse “oe * tention ofthe married t tt conaileration, Yigaous yo prevent avila to, whi “ Realthy mencs withia ‘ocr comiol ! “Kivenyvspasetonates ee and aie toned mind, will auhesitatiogly soswer ie the adirtantiy wet five ‘doitais 8 package, eaeR a with fall and parol direetions } letters inust be po Mt reseed, on 268,” Va MADAME RESTELE, Bemale Pivsiciae ot nucipal Office, ue ‘teeth ON York. Utiee hours frow # A. St: 0 rah Re Vata Yi itses sncich wm cba Sees conpey tooo PUL pred oon tated. 2 baie. RATED AnD reurat HE BOUDHLOODE: id N, , PORTUGAL, TH i, scientific combinadon” ot tare men those Pills ‘are composed, Ere com ve ue Sy mad and a4 ration j * ‘Kuro eee Seay ee fi ere q Lg yf 7, HER not be ued deat ati oe ro 0 i used damug that pri US vend ance ee into Eaglish, and asters round wih he seal of the iny Saupe, Fae tins the signature of M. de Bondelogue, the Ita ish at rections have the signaiare of Dr. F. MiLVEAU, authorised t for the pags of ait Shu can mail to any part o| i MMC V RAG? Gutet und’ tatponse fo | Sip 129 Hse ae near Greenwi r dng by mal. Melvean, borat, New ¥ sete die Seam tion, “Alt leters satet be colpaid, tuleas cuelosiug money. vie fre PUBLISHED D, pais by ACORNER FULTON AND Naiwal saps, sm New pone HERaLo—A Dus - conte ae ei Bret eet is ame at rac as hk siamanad in advance, fo paper Te bea al Henaiewisoued om Saturday tea, o’cloel x AND & QUARTER CENTS por all wo ete em « tome rate or ny Ce 0 O18 Feqewrred Us sidvows seis Vetsern; rey,