The New York Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1845, Page 4

Jor, Thompson, ‘Pibbates, Ndward sJoneph A. Wright Abbore, Adams, Ande nton, Breogle B pentar, Jeremiah Dillim gs, Hear va Oriase r Hale, Haul bra Siren Hedin, Hishar: Figeick. aoe “ilunt, Joseph K Tugersoll, M gy. Magia, Soaegh ; oe ote ia, Josep enix, Pollock, Bene Ramey » Rathbun, Ray ch, Elisha R. Power, 9 ‘Par’ i jouer, Preston, Pur Redive bins Rockwell. Sample, Sc Be Si Vinton, ja fehey White, Behan ‘White, Wi op, William ig! iat kinson, Hungerford, Reed, ‘The reading of the bill was then called for, and on, the question, shall the resolutions reported by the committee ve adopted, the yeas and nays were called fur and ordered. Mv. Euatex, of N. J., asked to be excused from voting, but it was not entertained, the previous question having been ordered. ‘The vote on the resolutions was yeas 118, noys 101. tkinson, T. Tames "Black, Jeu fat wi ie ja my ee james A. ‘Black- bi i, Gustavus M, Bower, J.B aaa: tal wt ‘Richard Brod ead, Aaron V. Brown, Milton Brown, Wm. J. Brown, Berka, Burt, Caldwell pbell, She} Reuben Augustos A: Chapman, Chappel hi ; Clinton, Cross, Cullom, Daniel, John W. "Dawson, Dene Douglas, Dromgoole, Duncan, » Falee, Riawins Fests, Preach” Fallers dlamamett, Vitral ays, Henley, Holmes, Hoxe, Hoy Teas Houston. "Hubard, BET Cc. johnson, triek Siaeemce Leonard, Hughes, C3. Ingersoll, Jamesdn, * Mee lernand, McConnell, vie ae Tanne A. Ms hy, Ne rit, Owe, Parmenter, Paynes Pet Potter, Bratt, ite) gihett. Rit Saunders, Senter, Shell, John T. Sm: ‘Stephens, John Stewal James W. Stone, Alfred ie, Sito, Sykes, "Envior, Thommen, tts, ‘Tucker, ‘Weller, Wentwort ‘Woodward, Joseph A. Wright,’ Yancey, ‘ont Nave Abbot, Adams, Anderson, Baker, Barringer, Bamard, Benton, Brengle, Brivkerhoff, J.B ington, Car: penter, J. B, Cary, Carroll, fitca leguen, Vialeiiet, Oatice, Dent, Dareane GD Deverry, J; Dickey. Dilliugham. Diachip, Elier, ish, ‘oot, Gadd ‘lis Green, Byram Green, ider, H ibal Hamlin, Edwara 8, Uamtio, ashington Huy , Irvin, Jenks, Perley B. Johnson, Preston King, Daniel P. King, MeCauslen, ‘Nella, Melivaine, Marsh, Edward Joy Morris, Joseph ovris, F. FL. Morse, Moseley, Nes, Paterson, Phasnix, Pol- . Blisha"R, Potter, Preston, Purdy, Ramsey, Rathbun, kwell, froduey, Rogers, St 1e, Davi Seymour, "Alber pate ‘An irew Stewart, ‘ance, Vanmetei, Vin? mevthered i Abhi Benjamin White, ms, Winthrop, Will Avsent.—Dickinson, Hungerfords eed. ‘The question was then taken onthe third reading and engrossment, and the yeas and nays were called, and re- cifted yeas 119, nays 97. Aves—Arringtov, Ashe. Atkinson Bier, Gu, Black, Pa., Biack Bower, Bow: lin, Boyd, Bro head, A. V. Brown, Tenn. own, at Burke. Burt, Calewell,’Camebell, Cary, Me. . Chineh, Clinton, Cobb, nel, Divis, la, Dean, De 00) ile, ‘Dune ee icklin, rk “Thay, Heel Hubbell, Hughes toa Wi er, Bidlack ‘ayn ai Holmes, i arene as, Houston, Habar Chas J lngerroll, Pa, Jameson, Cave Johvson, zou, Te an J ues, Kennedy, Kirk petriek, Labranche, Leo ond. wClermaud, A Cine, M’Dowell, Mushy, Ne Newton, No. Pevton, Potter, Oy Pratt, f Russell, - ie Tine i ie mgs Shidell, Smith, ra:, 1 Smith, ta., Sinith, iN. Sead teph- ens, Stewart, 'Conn., Stiles,Stone, O., rong, Svkes, Taylor, Thompson, Viss., mie a Weller, Wentworth, Woodwar Wright, I bb t, Adams, Anderso avid, Boston, Brougis Brinkerhoff , Carpenter, Cary, IN ton, Clingman, Collamer, Cr: Darragh, Davis, Ky, Das sppevery. John Dickey, Dillingham, Dunlap, t+ 7 ace, Foot, Giddings, Gogai i . Grinuell, G ider, Hale, Hamil at i M Phoeur: oliock, Porter, Ri;reston, ee athbun, Ravuer, Reding, Kobin- 200, Rockwell, Kodney. St ‘Jy! a, Sample. Beh nek, Seymour, yh ¥.3 Smit, Stetson Semidite, ‘Thomaseds, Tile 14 ee rgivcaton, White, Ky W Stewart, Pa. Vaumeter, Wi NT —Carpenter, vickinson, werford, Reed, Spence. ‘The bill was then read a third time and the question put “ thatthis bill donow pass.” On this the previous ques tion was tnen demanded and ordered. and tne yeas ond noys cailed, reaniting yeas 120, nays 98. Sothe resolu- tions were passed. "plac Pe i Atkinson, Bayly. Fear Bidleck, 3 Black, 8. juyd, dhe: A Brown, feau.; lea Burk, Bure, Caldwell, Camp Ala,; Chai oss, Cullow Belli, Douglass, _Dromen, le, Fre Hammett, Hafalaon, | Houston, Hubard Cave Jimes, Ketinedy, 1a,? Kirkoatr Lumpkin, Lyon, ‘MCauslen, M’Couaell, M'Uowell, M’Kay,, tl) -hews, Morris Os Mors Mu phy, Newtoa, Norria Owen, tarmenter, Payue, Petit, Iptter, On; Pratt, Reid, Teste, ler, uberts, Sener, Seymour, Conn., Simoni Smith, la ; Simi Maclay her, ea, ua: Barnord, ei rinntl!, Grider, Hiles Haris Hsrer, Hemick, Hudson, Haut, NY Pa Jeuks, Johuson, 1'Clellana, @ loseley, Ness, Pat |.; Preston, Purdy, ne } “ divg, Robinson, Ko. kwell, Rodn Joba, Sample, Schenck, Severance, Seymour, N. Yr Smita, 1a.} Stetson, Stewart, Pa., Sumne ‘Tiaden tyler, Vance’ Vanmeter, “Viaton, We ton, White, Ky.; White, Maine, e, Williams; Winthrop, ‘Wright, sepit- Dickinson; Hungerford, Reed, Spen: ‘A motion was then made to re consider the ‘vote, and the previous question ordered, and the House refus consider. The following is a copy of the resolutions thus passed by the Hause. Jot ResOLMUTIPR PECLARING THE TERMS ON WHICH Concness WILL apMit T'exas inTO THE UNION a8 a , by the Senate and House of Representativ of the United States of America in Congress assembled, ‘Tha: Crngress doth consent that the territory properly included wit! _ and tightiully belonging to the repub- lic of Tex: be erected into a new State, to be call- ed the State of 1 'exas, With a republican form of sore. ment,to be adopted by the people oi said republic, by @eputies in convention assembled, with the consent of the existing government, in order thatthe same may be admitted aa one of the States of the Union. Sec. 2. And beit further Resolved, ‘Chat the foregoing t of Congress is given upon the following condi. ad with the followihg guarantees, to wit : First. Said State to be formed subject to the fey Spon by this government of all questions of boundary that may arise with other governments; und the constitution thereof; with the Prope evidence of its adoption by the people of said republic shall be transmitted to the President of the United States, to be laid before Con- gress for its final action, on or before the first day of Jan- uary, one ‘housand eight hundred and forty: six. Second. Said State, when admitted into the Union, ter e ing to the United States all public edifices, forti! cations, barracks, portssand harbors yards, docks, magazines, arms, armaments, and all other roperty and means pertaining to the public defence be- Daging to said republic of Texas, stall retain all the public fands, debts, taxes, and dues of every kiod which may belong to, or be due’ aod owing said republic; and shall also retain all the vacant and unappropriated lands lying within its limits, to be applied to the payment of the debts and liabilities of said rey ublic of Texas; and the residue of said lands, after discharging said debts and liabilities, to be dispo: sed of as said State may direct; but no event are said debts and liabilities to become a charge upon the government of the United States. Third. New States of convenient size, not exceedin; four in number, in addition to. said State of Texas, ‘and a ing s ficient population,may hereafter,by the consent of said State, be formed out of the territory thereof,which shallbe entitled to admission under the provisions of the fe- deval constitution. And such Scates as may be formed out of tha: portien of said besos lying south of thirty-six degrees thirty minntes north fatitude, commonly kaown asthe Missouri boy e line shall be admitted into the Union, with er without slavery, as the people of each State asking admission muy desire, and in such State or fates as shall be formed out of said territory north of said Missouri compromise line, slavery or involuntarily servitude, (except for crim — ball be prohibited. The House then adjourn _ Philadelphia, | Correspondence of the Herald.) Paitapecruta, Jan. 2, 1845, The Herald has been in great demand ever since the “On- derdonk excitement.” ‘The faithful and impartial manner of its reports during the progress of that interesting af- fair has won it the admiration of both our lay and clerical gentlemen, not even excepting Dr. Tyng, whose head is itching for the mitre, but not the perquisites thereunto ap- pertaining. We have several “gentlemen of the pro, fession,” who are equally as fond of the sex as either of the Onderdonks! One of them has not been a Joseph in his day, and if report belies him not, this penchant still contiaues to the delight of several, who could testify in the same manner as those virtuous matrons by whom the Bishop was so unceremoniously martyred. ‘This reminds me of a remark ed to have been made by Bishop Kendcick, of the lic Church of this city. One of hw congregation (a “ native” of course) ask: Kim what w 3 the reason that he did uot procure more “native” priests to officiate at the altars of the Catholic Churches in th: couutry, The ami d truly pious prelate replied asmile upon his countenance (at the patriotism of his interrogator, no doubt,) that he had found it almost impossible to make Ame:ican priests, so loyal were the “natives” to the x and the scriptu al injunction. ‘These “ spare, oh ! spare our Bible” gentlemen are literal interpreters of ti cred volume, and can we wonder uch a feeling exists among those “who marr: ven ia macriuge:” Come, friend Bennett, you ‘@ a casuist in these matters, (as been evidenced in your admirable review of this Oaderdonk trial, ) am [ not Fight in attribating to theseclerical gentlemen so amiable a woukocas? They are always surcounded by a bevy of lovely women as well as numerous old maids and wid ows—all pious souls, who are alternately elated and shocked—powitively shocked at their dear man’s doing articularly ti they have not hada share in the froli ut more of this at another time. While my hand is in about church sffairs, that the Catholic churches of this city he them been most besutifully redecorated since the recent riots and LT have been informed from a creditable source, ore making of converts to that religion so re . ed member of the legal profes: .) bas joined the chareh of the * holy apostolic faith” trom a thorough convicuon of mind, ofter having been led to the perusal of its tenets, so ancient and scriptural, which have been continued to be handed down through ages, despite the rude assaults of Pagan, lufilel and Jew! The churches of St. Mary and St. Josephs have been elegantly ornamented by ‘hr pencil of Signor Monachesi, an Italian artist of descrved celebrity, who is fast winning his tof wealth and re pown. And now to secular offairs, with which | am per- haps better acquainted, Our city has been alive with amusements. The Opera was handsomely patronized, and “Old Diury” beamed onve more with youth, beaut} jon. The: eguins (delightful vocalists) have dyj ‘sunny South.” Concerts next opened upon us—Philharmonic and Mui cai Fund, with Ole Bull od Casella to relieve our pockets of the “Almighty dollar”—all crowded of course. Then follow the Theatres with the last imported comedy of Old Heads and hos Hearts,” with rival companies at the Chesnut and Wainut, tugging away at the inclina- tion of the natives, who were severally lured in the re supction establishments, to witness its impersonation. It is done well at both theatres, but I think “a leetle the best” the Walnut. Ofcourse tastes differ. Your com- Pany from the Park,to be candid, are not much. Marshall, at the Walnut, is a very Napoleon of a manager, and olay has an excellent com ny. Mr. Chapman, at his establishment, is an admirable comedian ani likely tori val Burton. General Welch, at the Circus, has produced an Equestrian spectacle, entitled Anthony Wayne,written by James Rees, Keq., of this city. Mr. Rees is an ardent lover of the drama, an excellent critic and talented litera ry gentleman. Heisdestinedto be enrolled among the dramatic authors ef America, for his many able produc tions. You will shortly have the new drama performed at the Park, where the General next proceeds. Some wars here have persuaded a very small and con- ceited individual connected with the press, to deliver a lecture, which he has consented to do, and arich treat may shortly be expected. ‘This lecturing mania hes not entirely disappeared, notwithstanding the ridicule which has july been beaped upon it by those who were well acquainted with the pllfering properties of the self styled original lecturers. Apropos, the Virginia Serenaders will intreduce Master Diamond this evenin, in his novel lecture on the Bull-gine an tations. An amiable essay for “ the times tothe audience locomotive imi- Narnan. DE. BROWN begs to inform the public, that having pa mctice of Mr CHILD, OCULIST: Pursue the treatment y that gentle: ses of the Eve, and to ‘of ten, and even for so, as forty years, have te have bailed the d inew-able, . assert tssatene would” be ae unknown ifthe af- to him when diminution of sight is fist no ae orin oh carl r tage ion, however acute, and before so many cheap Dut destructive applications are made use of, rowan will paue undertake a case where there is not good reason to expect & Office 7 Chamber street ier arti from Broadway. Hours of attendance from 11 A. M., (Sundays exc jae ) vie tothe nor gratis. Im*¥m atte fa BETWEEN PRARL AND CLIFF, spans RCRiBLite keeps constanily on hand a rican and Impor'ed Wauranted Tools almost every line o Chests, furnished complete, for mechani Meehanies and others, wauting good and recommended to eall upon the subscriber, goods at lower prices than any other house in t Spl_azmortment of Hardware; Cuuery, Cut N Ware, Shovels aud § Japan'd Wars So ie, Be, HENRY F RATRBAST Ae jal9'im Between Pearl and UMM New Poti, JKEY CHIMNEYS aoopwis ROMAN CEMENT CHIMNEY POTS assort- suyale Also, Ts are =a ie aelling’ fi ‘ : Nails, Hollow Tmple- Curaneys i arranted tight, Gothic ney Pots made (rom Drawings, &, “<f near Chambers street Maiden Lane, (1 importer‘of Eng- and German double end war barrel Kow)- GUNS, from the lowest te ualities. assortment ork PISTO: bracing 100 different kinds ; feand Single Barrel vers, al of whieh | jing the modern Six Bar besold lower than any-othe: house aah a) Particularly be RCHASHE, 28 ti ‘cortsinly | fine HULL'S TRUSSES NOTICE the best pu application at orto either of in the United Stat amine the back pad of Hull's ‘Trusses, to ace if they are endorsed by br. Hull, in wating, None are genuine, or to bo relied w anttre, oMiany have undertaites to vend imitations of Hull’s celebs ou Ghouaand ar. posed pon in conte ations cannot be relied upon; fe feet fincas reas ‘Rooms have been fitted up a: No. 4 Vesey street, exclusively for Indies, having a separate entrance from the business depari- ent, where a formals is im constant’ attendance to wait upor emale_rotientr, ju ban “nears me TO RAIL ROAD COMPANIES. Time’ PATENT CAR BOX, for Rail road Journals.—The Proprietors of Tims’ Patent Car Box respectfully all the atteation of Railroad Compan others interested as the proprietors kuarant Tan 4000 miles at least, with the oil the oi and wearing parts cle mand free from du also keep the oil in the di th reason vble care, being constractes particular, aud thereby others concerned ‘They have appointed Cornelius Kanouse, of Jerse: their agen i manu. cu imme 'ia'el January 1 ith, 1845, and to kee; and dirt tt wit ¥ to thi ‘ing to stockholders ue City, ation can be mede for right, and ny quantity, and will be attend’d to abvve, or the undersigned proprietors, TIMS, HILL & BOODY. . street, W.-Y. ‘is Selneie attention to DISEAS! ‘HALMIC SURGERY. has omy imported jor shecimens FICIAL EY. ‘ES, mannfactared 303 0 a Tesbectthe natural ey gual ep person who may be deficient of an we it artifi- cit ye laced by Dr. Wheele: so closaly ‘imitating nature as tection. » after which he oe Smee Nears from 8 A.M. to 1 P pid gti * or Or" from France very i outdoor patients D PONT ERG tek rocket Seissors, Files, Saws, Tools, No. 16 PLATTSSTREET. SCOTI’S BAZAAR, tse, betwee Brosday. and <a 'T, LOKSON, Fable Gua iene ‘tm*rre Jerson Lert T returas is Most neere thanks by be Renae ad tes public at large, for liberal support received since opened the above house, and hopes, by the same strict attention to merit a continuance "The qualities of his Ales, Wines, Liquors, and Segars, are too well known to need comment. The best Oysters the market can afford served up every style, likewise a Jarge assortment of refreshments t had at all hours, until 12 at night, such 1 Beefs every day from Dublis Brown Broet unilia supplied ne e best ‘Seotch and Irish at fa hi b er eupplied with oop ty US hanteeatt Welsh, and clty paperesalways the latest news by the steame eer for Private Parties, ‘at all times. ready—free gratis for nothing. di9 Im*re inny PRICES REDUCED—The Subscribers reduced their ouver doctnen ipeees peieae om. cll staal! packagee of law oa oo Wel ne ay C7 te a mBuffaler tnd the intermediate pact Alas coats Spouoees te Co.'s Express ‘om Bui this city to ay WitARTON WEELe & POVERNY 0 to jengo, and the ‘ateinedt HEAPEST AND BEST.—Red Ash COAL, at J. Weeks Yard, 256 Kivzabeth st. All under sheds, dry, rescreened, and delivered clean tony gait of the city, at the low prices, viz: Large Nat, $5; Large Stov «Broken and fg, $0 50; Unders received by City: Despatch, Siore comer Itoustow and Elizabeth sts, and at the Yard, if abethy nent Bleecker. j18 Im* re ACOB WEEKS. TeoL SoURpAY NR ciesineoas im email of large pms mande to all pares of Hurope, on a Vine which went the loss ne en LIVINGSTON Venige oneeaey, 12 to4 o'clock always on draught ie th qhOR LIVERPOOL —To sail po 27th —The splendid, i a SHIDAN, Captain De Peyst ‘on the 27th of Jnguary, her regular having splendid nccommodat d steerage, apply on hoard, foot of welt A I Pe fh 176 Sou th t their General Passage office, po Te Beat crepe, ya? on woe ing prcket Posi- in, se on a plan the most correct a pcomsity, invented cra for thirty-five bay) Wo all wh’ ‘all on casa te We must pope NOX, & CO. would, reapectally infoam iele feuds and the public generally, that a a “4 off bets Tange) end fashionable moo or Boot » be. Every. family an alin taey went sar’ of ia gee famed. arin aay thing’ the Boot and Bhos Jive, will fad ra awe the sane vest ‘foe food} are sold at any ‘aecuiinkeus city. Dont the name and num| a SRROX te UO. 16 Canal eet, 419 Im*re between Hudson and Varick streets. FINE FRENCH DRESS BOOTS rt wrth sate stitch, seCULHOR seaatlG fot 83.0, equal to usually Told for 96, 2Srerranted 02 sive re aanietion lao gu ry For'sale who 5 ‘6 id Shoes, jon, children aot an a me of Overshoes constantly on hand. and recall.” Mending, oe ene UN Broadway, opposite NES Garden. LODGINGS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, 419 Im*rre ar THE NAG’S HEAD No.3 Bissinw Rca NEAR Der aving firted up aad newly singel Sees JAMES BYRNES. RHEUMATIC PILLS. R. COVEL’S RHEUMATIC PILLS are well known to be the only artich ‘ich will cure the Rheumatism, either inflammatory or chrouje, and for proof of the assertion wine CORE, aaks those suffering from this complaint to read the fol- iT tiie awit cersicares New Yorx, December 10th, 1944 1 cannot in justice iP, myself and. suri hue this opportunity: pass without express Tada eve fae eee bai leitte Pitig’ I have bees Gombe tor a long time with rheumatis: Thoney, with oh ald im*re Da. Cover— Dear i the wretched situa commenced taking your Pi sive: Eieg ies now ae Clog Iwill ith yr information with re- ier to the astoniahtog effects of your Pits if they wilb-take trouble to call on me. Most respec WIPER KINS, Peatl st N.Y. elie Will also refer to Mr. Alexander Welch, 05 Nassan san gtret, aown as Sandy Welch; Mr. A. Pietch, 176 Broadway; ; corner of Green and Houston streets; and to Soha street, only wholerale agent, pad a pone nature upon the red lal CA ate Tes tatian matte a, in taataliea ter city nc 92 John street; Ac Hill, 2°8 Greenwich ats Dr. Covel. 135, eh ‘an st; Hallock, 176 Spri Gobandain, 141 High h avenu Guiog, corner of Bowery and Grand; Moss, $96 and 8 Grand, and A. *, Wheeler, 112 Cherry st jal? im*ec DENTAL SUKGERY,. CEETH | SUPPLIED ON A NEW AND IMPROVED PRINCIPLE. Tender and Decayed Teeth Restored ITH the Adamantine Cement, Mee Mr. bh ier HAR- NETT, Sau Dentist, Broadwi rs the Tabernacle. i aluable pre a3 to become an inseparable portion of | slightest eeres impairing enamel. tcure of Toothache, an: “ARTI TiPicka one to a compl late set, arrany ssible to distin at h the artificial ing, at the same fe ithout iveiicue an imi er by those patients tal seaiatance, who will find em Nota eaveniaee ty Eo ‘Mr. Win: larnett iy ‘conmal scion free. $41 Broadway, opposite the Taber- aacle. a7 im*m {IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE. poeror EVANS, No. 12 Peck slip, near Water street, New Yorl iy es, been more than forty years in the suc: coseal wreetce cae ysic and surgery, particularly in euring fectly) those desperate cases of every variety of secret Hsease, old obstinate cers, cancers in the throat, strictures, &e. by mal-practice: It is of the imports he unfortunate to choose an experiences the oldest. an most experienced in tl his success astonishing, even after they have been expe from the Horpgais ax incurable. “His ofices are well for privacy. Call at 12 Peck accu, sae and be ¢ el or pen are most cremenmnesd. re TO THE LADIES. OR. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, Prolapens Pie, or Fan me ofthe Wont, ty epemal use F the jectional Pessary, commended to ted a t restoration to health, it it fore = iavica Failed of performing 2 cure, even unde1 ee of = a ave boa farm Ls tree}, having a separal parccient, where a indy a in constant attendanes to -s and Supportecs to female patients ‘alimre, Medical Aid. dical Aid. oan eodica is a certain Fae ob vice existing revigone tee a ‘fhout shuddering and ty mplate p horrible thought of seldestrustion, to whic ms are rusk sedpee fearil velocity. De Bell, Super. Cc alluding to od exclusively. for Indies at No, 4 te entrance Ee sylum at sulijcet of this notice say midst cutting of amore i Genta of our land.” ys ‘The late Dr. Hush alee to ‘De ic Gar those a he purity or the we Ice which is dangerous onl yr ies taval fetter from Die Monroe . lum at Utica. He says, to mie mind, and soul than any We have Mow in the Asylaes shout ‘300 confirmed Innaties, 5 tal bec ts, ti ae ‘ility has oy caused by this insidious. desolatiny it.” Impotence and barrenness Frequently” aise from yh cane and ‘shoul aid the health, either mental or Ph be space f Fa, most yet of all later w fit bring, he Li Dr. Gi regory has publi Scfcreceise, sit tomete be saressor to a fearful reckoning. treatise npon this and other sub Tire serum Nahly Gomuatianres aut ouditions, but the most agreeable part of this noties jotereated, will be that which relates to the remedy that is “ Dr. Gre- gory may be relied upon in all Ersea with & certainty of cure, except whete malformavion, pre existed, or where 1 ngement has since occurred. If it wares subject of the certiticates of | a ed, ans E Bropriety to would not re h “hjoh nally spond aad mauy othersymptoms which are generally sup) ni, 9 recede a Consumption of fe ings rice $2 3 in ctaey of haifa dozen for $104 and forwarded by us Pet order, the wrice of | the hook BY will obt: paid to any part of ‘he United'S Div GREGORY'S Residence is 68, Gold street. x per of Beekman street where he may be consulted in > PI pols apd hours Ci rey day jcular care * atenition th Box 567 Ul tice, N. da im*re TOT eae WITHOUT CHILDREN A PROCREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL. KE greatest disogrery in in medical pleas tas, of M.M Post Nlixir Cordial, in itané ith which neealte im the wi bho for years pined the fact, that what the_upe of the Procreative Riess ‘enurial weakness, fluor albus, debility, various train of eo complaints a Teo Roe r fame’ of thin wader Elin Soe i ee nce of ont of the city, the im the Eh mage stare i Trammiaige by foal icy fall = prarin Bitten letters: ay ia bat ut ea sera Bs York cy , BLadios calling forthe “tix” SAitee ona tady in attendance, ae i a a8 MERE ies ADVICE An Ls fren peng. (wires neither mercury, restrain SS 3 Maat aie teases ro) outh, and thereby causi ally confirmed i iimpotency, en his object being to restore the ae oe that ere. oey of vil ta nature woneinally denier. frauently ay, intiog vitor Bee at ment of uninitiated medical Preven rs, and ont Ce tioglect of the parties themaelves, are, by: the Di. effectually cured, without pain or ine ven ce. ‘The Doctor being one of ualifed advertising 9 es city, ng one of te jet cus ‘made, ters, post-paid, enclosing a imam nly a on cca aris mae ey parce pe U x WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PICKLING AND PRESERVE WAREHOUSE. Ts 8! Peck BERS, of the only o1 y to the notice of our soutl chants do owe city and country trade, the ir presery aatural flavor Also, _ saeitg Raspberry, Quince, and Pine Api He and Cran i te a be Iso. Pickles, aps, an , of ever bi jars, of every tine, to aule the Contenteuce of scription, in gl ser. Also, Pi jekled and Stewed Oysters, potted for exportation, and warranted to keep ia any climat Hotel Keepers, Bo: louse Keepers, Grocers, Masters and Privve Families, all are invited to amine the best seleoted and most besutiful stock ever before offered to the attention of the, Public ECKHOW & Vi 55 me ae —_ Havana Pines, BE i co » 6 Bouth on Seer low: freshments i | eee ite ig the gh, will riag the hal be RENCH'S aOTEL iE PROFRIE eee respectfully fot ride pianists ¢ of tmuseme ros bene he has combi cae ER, Di & from thei this city, w: wl oom vie ia A ite, folly, ada) to the use of Private Families, Hotels, Yor a5 im*m SEGARS—SEGARS—SEGARS. D. M, HENRIQUES, Mi vices siuaydon of hi finde and fo Pe patie eeeh fovelly fe the foll aval "Regalias, ofverious brands. | Panetelas, of varions brands. pectin prewaliass Rioada. Fagen nda noes Indi ‘Napoles roe ry Napol anes, a ¢ Segars i and the trate wenld do'woll to call und coauaine chest previous to purchas:ng elsewhere. 426 CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAK’S EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT. OF GROCERIES, FRUITS, WINES, ke. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT SCOTT’S, 76 NASSAU STREET. ‘HIE subscriber offers to public inspection the best assortment Wines, Fruits, &e. itable to the sea- gon, of any establishment in Su ioe Teas, Coffe Sugars, Otard, C hampagne miac Ri ich and leek Whis , Bi randy, Old Jamaica uum, Holland Gin, frown Stout, Bs nburgh Ale, and Fruits, fresh and ich, by the latest i ns. 8, SCO’ [rabucas. rte Wholesale and Retail Store, 76 Nassau trees. pee B.. Sg from the coun iS ee tA ie BE and ho mistake. ig POBT OFFICE, . New York; January 22d, 1845, HE POST MASTER GE ved the recommendation for {pagetab| skmeat ofa P! BRANCH FOST OF} ioned the selection made y the Post Master for its loca ‘ation on n CHATHAM SQUARE, roe of East way; has d rected that the removal from eo new Fost Office in Nassau treet, at ar mul iy. ‘The two offices will be ready Yor occupation rin theen ee ‘week, wi present Post Office int! men ee d. ‘The Post Master bie oeetaa| is felloy zens pon athe completion Of arrangemnen ts 90 welll celeulated to pro- mote the convenience of all classes of the fh" ORR JOHN LORIMER GR. HAM, Post Master. ‘TAXES OF 1844 OFFICE OF BECEIVER. OF TAXES, Orp Aus House, Pane SSUANT to He Act fon the Collection of ‘Taxes in ‘the Ci 18th, 1843.” public noti ese ese raeelatee {my office, on or before the fifteenth day if Feb: tan additic t twill be ef Snd.a further addition of oue eaetal| an oe oh Taxes sean unpaid odie ree r Tine hice Nt Ward Collector esiver only. (the ofice 0 ;) all those wi make it Caer Ra to Da eatly, wil tnd Tecan ae to their advantage to ay te rye tvoiding the crowd tnd ch will Ht nec ceur for seqgral ay ae vious tothe ‘a ile tray be obtained ta apvltcatins ot the ollie Oiice hours from 8 otglock, Ac Bi agile Peele F. ja?toMri* re OFFICE OF JEFFERSON EUAN Ce tt, fs” | © orl AN ELECTION for Directors i ation’ for the j23re10 of this I ennuing year, will be on at bee office of the Company, No. 96 Walt street, on Monday, ‘ebruary pext. Pollo, ooan from 12 v'clock M. i i O ‘clock P. J2ltoF'3 0. T. HOPE, Secretary. FRENCH POTATOES. taal RECEIVED. PER SHIP CAHAWBA, Coffin, mas- aa oe loge 3, a few thousand bushels of the very Dest suit purchasers, by 273 PEARL STREET, j2'\ lw*m Or on board, foot of Dover street MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN, MANURAGTURERS fd tinporeers’ {Grane Hair and Imporer "Toupee Banden and a new goes ie fang Carlerand al tds of Fiat asin poi lent order, and for salt in excellent order, and for sale in quanti NOTICE. WILLIAM DEAN, 0. | Teak 1, fi 13 whe lf the aaa ay the uaderumned itch lft a ney shana fork for hi m. Some have ar ment 4w*re TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED. PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE’S HYGEAN ‘NOVATOR. |, where, the unrestrained solitary and in instore theo iaevecut th hn and removes Y, tae Boer a bed the sist OE Penick cher Paina reve | ge "eiuented irections aecompany each bottle. RBRISTON F; HA Wasi oa < att ibs Mien wehpamedeemea a nha of er Pot vy dtaoaibel = ea pli P agprton he ic ni a ee ave sed to be- ion ‘on nls Be iy pe Ey ris dai his present visit. Room No. 7,) will conti ing, for ont ¢ intention SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL SYSTEM OF WRITING. 156 BRO. Tk thitaiie se ie ee pt as , execul cuted in an elegant 0 EASY LESSON! a ' cae fae patie ate frdelighed a ugh mre) tue, ‘Boox- ce) tint ig Bir. By is to bo moras 101? Marae’ wos nr VXIECAINE PYI oh wean ee “aes Bi B.—Speeimens of Writing are exhibited on fhe awning HE A CASH TAMORING ESTABLISHMENT, TABLEAU AND FANOY ICY BALL S| Cn ae Warhoaan Taba ae aan cam be Completely equipped oat ng 58 PRINCE. STREET, ’s Garden. Near Coste for a = | arr ofthe Uaiued Ickes etn poe ten Tare FOUNTAIN BREWERY. to meet 3.) Hie ea fe hitherto semeaatiie | a " oe ay th on fe re a temas facturers in T fers to jarge Sealers, at enfling advance on t} sterli G0 Urows low priced Knives and Forks (at cost of impor. bree ite Rectan, veel » &e., Files, JOHN'A' NEWHOULD, 9 John st (ay ts. PRESERVED MEATS, &e. WEP, by ship Ducheus «Orleans, x complet aso harp Verrines de pas de Foies, Grae o Ha vi of Nerac, T: Nerac, T of copeatsy eee & Hed ied : en th chen mar a pa 4 Fintow! G a Bot ite ts sevaiey Hes Tur EK Sri _ ml Sever tbe] ie Kvvect «a dire of ie Loree of every individual: byt irs seen chad, at the weitee 7 of ‘f vemos pacient Sate Bot observe he 10 as formerly. ‘This aaa ip ate ue og mal ot ane shed eee er mind so pow oe aera Ea TB Parts Stricture Tage Seeds se me With reapsct to the vare i accom iated ta very i thougn i: Sere formati jumper ot dene ty Besides Hip Gi Edinl Se and has Also, ians in Europe eae cr re Lf COMPOUND paRue iy oF WILD eT sae. Great Panacea for all diseases of the Lungs ani The Great to pronounce Sway oes Syrup of V sciences ofall pforthectte o ri Teme famed, arts space of time, aire Such abgon wih the, public, and his performed auch miraculous ures, hich ha ind ad ese to uch ealogium from te fe ‘others, ‘celebrated f ira fen stm lity, that cures causes, and Consumption; which the skill of eminent "ea radilouers Jee given up as mi to, an vering been radiealy cured Bioets ity inelf we made known of a ty itself were a arg affeted above wil thea be Zea by: srehotees staat eh stant love an iurion. From pope Cavrion.—I of Wi esechod, tn ta forth the original and ouly genulue preperation from this valee fe tree. Dr, 8: Ys Ce 3; if Wild Cl ofee,S NW commer of Sth and Hance sta, Phi adel ic ae | We wad Garner of Broadrag and John ery, ‘New York; Havilan Con. a ittsbu 720 Broad at, 3H, Pieres'4 Hall, Me be SS Yorks Bac as Ball Troy, N. York; ing & Harrington, Wo: sn, Green Con, otgeater pe He Yioksborg, Mi +H. J. Brewer, Spring: wee) Hang Brest, Botan Hie Pi & Co., Charleston, 8. = iomntene te sma of promar fs ea A eos ae phe Tea an 2 oe atoui an ae in the progress vate citi: rll tit rae “i the niet yt Preparatic To the poor st roof be- ing given of thelr worth = bay fy exhibia in a tain the gia | affection: A.B. &D. piepacll Ey OL |. Saxpt-ResrnctaD FatieDitn 1825 1 a. ieee ry ooens, pane chronic fe settled in my eter a eer “the Nevo alse ine commen of Wve Wow fost ail the righ thigh bow at ey leg; most af he bone in two Singers ad tne em the ri has also decay ington with scarcely any Lge ut Lhe and hope it may induce otners LIAM G, WARING rai Nov. 16, tote | oa pea eae lz ted os yoy im is ech evince fe Mssns. Saps;—Gents-"1, cousioy. ie ba enact vat nace | ¥ RT Rave reostved in ars of on cbstinens CuncamensULeea Lon! cere rarer ee sete aes Ls Bi aa maar rae 218 Sullivan street, next For further rior yee == ED publ ad — eicrere jon rete tht NDA Hbon6, poszyzuy CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.—E: remedies ines ae ae sje os Sante Physte ") ie short are Flom or rice 2 pa oie Mt i street. SOS alae di5 Im*ec Medical Card. DOCTOR NEARY, Puy st NOBTE VER n content be oes all prives otras Somes Dr. A, 70 gazed, by. 5 bg eee URET! o proved y joes a ‘New Yorn. Open fro Jat5 Ira?re a — 500 bales aaa ae very superior dew rotted Hemp, f sale in Jots to Pee io tO BW, COLLINS & CO., $6 South at. MEDIOAL: ADVICE th Sa Ty ugar ees tint their. pantie en eile meme. and can oe jay weit Ea arg pecaily req agen su fe ime 4 coup vey Tor’ cero Advice and Medi icine 8s 10 6 any ca Ryan invaLibe 1D8.—Persone fee it fncenvenvens, somal Ree- a Beet Bo twenty oe =e Se RigoRes at AL’ erlaawet M i justly celeb ciodergthariatan dats \ TCHAY OSON. M. D., Arent A GARENTEAGED EETRAGT Geiipineo IONCENTRA’ D EXTRACT Go Saneay. z Ce oer been eae Re FRAS, PI ‘the N. ¥ peared dig ‘bones or joints, tore throat, or auy disease use of mereury. Tita bet rere agount Teese whale proba . 8. HICHARDBON, M. D.. Agent. pi ti FR DEBILITY C! Faerrert 9 Wood sof ny ind co of ciyet seein incon saigtis cia ux spveiupble reased siamese ‘ sorties i each gruina formats a Paty 5; canfally, maven ute of aati © Soe cine and arma, 96 Nese d20re TO MARRIED LADIES. alaable Powders huye boon uurveraly etapa” ? i i i rn Bo zB fl + 3s £55538 He Ef + 3s oe: Ss 3 ei — i a aS money nead nor ray postage. iviiee at KES bids RAD a oe | Eatea arene Se wea ing tn the treaumen i Se sereraty addressed to box 968, ee poney need not 1Y postage. ot conan aitmcetant admit of tevelling, ~ tends “aly Sh part of the United pall FEMALE PULLS. ‘ARED RY ee i aa aah cptroean the and y a over read