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tained the whole of &e. House of Heptoventatives. opie im SCARPS a pies s, HANDS, ARM: oy ince, by the assistance of the well-regulated Thi ghee ere E MR 1200, JOHN w. THORS "Cork bos Maker be. 511 P olice in the city proper. It is surprising to see mest. sae P . a corner of editon st, Now dre’ go mal with what decorum and system the police is con- | %- yer by ti v. Mr, Day. . N Greenwich street, ¥. ¥ y } . ture CLAL LIMBS, ov 8 plan : ‘Messrs. Atchison, Breese, Haywood, Jarnagin, Mr. Campnxit, of 8 C., asked th janimous consent lye TASES OF TH fi i ducted in this city, headed by first lieutenant James ple, Sturgeon, Woodbridge—7. "> ” | ot the flouse to sliow him to reserdicis vote for the Texee Devoges ye caclugive mi mE OF pie eye t mot corres and ligated, having, thee Young, who, I should judge from his appearance, So the five and ten cent amendment was con- | fesolutions, as ad been obliged to leave the House ty be a1 ns 0 r would frown down any set of burglars that might enter this city. This city is full of southern and western mer- chants. It is pleasing to see the effort made by the Pailadelphia merchants, to persuade them to pur- chase here; but they say they must goto New York, as they say ‘* New Yorlr is the great centre of gravity.” They all appear to be in good spirits, aud full of cash, There is no doubt you will have a large spring business in New York ‘The late resolution in the Senate has produced great excitement in relation to Texas property. A gentleman, by the name of Cowan, of your city, made sale of one-fourth of his cotton lands, on Trinity river, in Texas, for $20,000. I was told by the conveyancer that his whole interest might have been purchased for a very small sum, some weeks since. The cars continue to leave crowd- ed at every trip. There is an opposition steamboat line started, to take passengers to Baltimore for $150 a head. These isan important murder case before the Court at old Chester. I shall give you the full par- Uculars of the trial ina very few days. Itis one of the most extraordinary murders that has taken place for many years. George W. Barton, Esq., late judge of one of the Courts here, is engaged tor the defence. The charter of the District Court for the city and county of Philadelphia, has expired This is one of the important courts here. This will make work at Harrisburgh, the seat of go- vernment, in establishing a new court, and ap- pototing judges. It is not yet rumored who will be the judges; it is probable the same will be appoint- ed, as they are just and popular men. In my Mon- day’s correspondence, I will give you some very important commercial information relating to the 8pring trade. The trees are budding, and the grass getting green in spots all about this country. The demand for the Herald was so great yesterday, that they sold ata very high price. It ia amusing to step into the United States Hotel, and see twenty-five out of thirty of the gentlemen there assembled, reading the New Vork Herald at once—each with a copy. You may depend upon something very interesting next week. Yours, Dguawanrg. Paiwapevruia, March 2, 1845. Every thing in this city is quiet and monotonous at present. Newsis excessively dull; active news- makers are out of town; burglars have turned pickpockets pro tempore, asa more lucrative occu- pation, and pickpockets have posted themselves along the kigh roads to Washington andin the ca- pital itself, where the crowds afford them better opportunities of exercising their trade with profit and security. Amusements are partially dropped, and even the hurly burly of nativeism, roaring as it hag done for some time past to drown by noise and excitement its fears of an overthrow, has been lost sight of in the more absorbing interests of the inauguration and annexation. This interest has attracted attention south of us, and renders: the prosy transactions of the city dull and uninterest- ing Yesterday there was an application before the Court of Common Pleas for the appointment of an examiner to ascertain whether the Southern Insu- tanee Company did not transact banking business in vielation of its charter, but the argument, after proceeding for a short time, was postponed till next Saturday, This corporation is the old Southern Loan Company. It was considerably scorched in 1838-9 by the fraudulent failure of the Philadel- phia Loan Company. The loss the former then sustained was the result of going out of its legiti mate channel of business. Its charter was altered subsequently by act of Assembly—banking or loan privileges were taken from it, and it seems that ear of other misfortunes from causes similar to those of 1839, has induced this application to the Court ot Common Pleas. On the other hand it is alleged that the individual who makes this applica- tion is indebted to the company upon an old trans- action before its loan privileges were taken trom it, that he has been sued for the recovery of the debt, and that in revenge he takes this method to embarrass the company and throw obstacles in the way of the collection of theirclaim. TWENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS. SECOND SESSION. In Senate. | Wasuineton, March 1, 1845. The Senate last evening, after the despatch of our repert, acted upon the tollowing AMENDMENTS. . The amendment appropriating $275,000 condi- tionally for the liquidation of claims from Mexicar. indemnities, was rejected, 20 to 24. The amendment reducing the pay of the prono- sed minister to China, to $5,000 instead of $9,000, was concurred in—after some discussion between Messrs. Walker, Woodbury, Evans, Archer and Cheaie; Mr. Walker advocating the full ministe- be i Mr. Barrow moved to amend by increasing the salaries of the District Judges of Louisiana, Alaba- ma, Mississippi and Arkansas, from $3,000 to $7,000 per annum. Agreed to. The amendment for reducing against July next the clerks in the General Land Office to 60, Mr. Woodbridge proposed to supercede by an amend- ment for a more gradual reduction, and exhibited from the business in the land office, the necessity of his amendment. The amendment of the com- mittee for reducing, the number of clerks to sixty was adop'ed. Mr. Lewis moved a re-consideration of the vote rejecting the $275,000 for Mexican indemnities, which was agreed to. The vote then recurring on agreeing to Mr. Benton’s proposition. {Message from the House concurring in the Se- nate’s amendment to the Texas resolution. Mr. Bates—Wo! Wo! Wo !] Mr. Benton and Mr. Mortugap, pro and con., discussed the amendment—23to 18—Concurred in. The other amendments were concurred in en masse, ordered to be engrossed, and the bill order- ed to a third reading; when the Senate adjourned. Ja the Senate to-day, after some incidental morning business, CHEAP POSTAGES. Mr. Merrick moved to take up the amendments of the House to the bill of the Senate for the re- duction ot postage, &c. which was agreed to. The amendments of the House, to wit ; it. That the act shall go into operation, not from and after its passege, as passed by the Senate, but with the fiseal year, cummencing Ist July next. |. Changing the Senate’s uniform cl on half vuuce letters for all distances: distances not exceeding 300 miles,and ten cents for great. er distances. Mr. Simmons said he did not object to it. He would agree to the amendment, for, although it was a bad one, it did not entirely destroy the good effect of the bill. Mr. Woopsury called for the ayes and noes. Mr. Merrick explained the amendmente, and the dangerous opposition in the House, and the probability, from a non-concurrence to the House amendments of the loss of the entire bill. Mr. Dickinson concurred with the Chairman of the Committee.. He was not willing to sacrifice the whole principle of this reform on account of a non-concurrence with the House. With this ex- planation, therefore, he should cheertully go for adopting the amendments ot the House. Any dis- crepancies could be corrected hereafter, but the people wanted the reform. Mr. Seaview fr fa further to amend, by add- ing a charge of fifteen cents for distances over six or seven hundred miles. He thought this would make the bill still better, Mr.Merricx said the adoption of such an amend- ment was utterly impossible now, and would en- danger the whole bill rt. Woopsrinar objected to the 10 cent amend- ment. It broke in upon the uniform charge of the Senate, and destroyed that principle of the bill. Mr. Simmons defined tae unequal operation of that amendment in laying the heavy postage upon the sparsely settled portions of the country, which the uniform charge of five cents was especially designed to benefit; buthe did not wish to lose the bill. If the Senate would concur with the House, he would iatroduce a supplemental bill that would cover this principle, which might possibly be pass- ed; but if it didnot, the great measure would still be safe. He was not disposed to lose all by re- quizing all,when he could gain something by yield- ing a little. Mr. Merrick concurred with Mr. Simmons. Any further amendments to the bill, as amended by the House, would probably destroy the whole eens idered, fi t. Sevier considered, from the purport of his remarks, that the last clause was De -OneiMene to the measure. Mr. Asmiry said that even the five and ten cent ey would be agreat boon to the people, and that he should therefore go for the amendment. Mr. Haywoop (as underatood) appealed against destroying the unitorm regulatien of the Senate Mr. Bagsy said, that as this amendment would operate to save the Treasury to a great extent, he would give it his adhesion. Lhe first ot July was agreed to asthe time for the commencement of the new system, and upon the second amendment, for postage upon letters of half an ounce or less of five cents for distances up to 300 miles, and 10 cents on all greater distances, was agreed to, as follows:— ¥ eas Messrs. Allen, Ashley, Atchison, Atherton, Bag- »y Barrow, Bayard, Beatun, Berrien, Buchanan, Vhoate, EME aE yn ot ba ly curred in by the Senate, as adepted by the House. | yesterday in consequence of sickness. The 40 members A IFICIAL EYES, feels coi it vi sapafaction fo Orne jeer @n unanimous consent. sine edt iprartipcare goasio resemble, in every 7 peataatha vatarel eye. 4 , Arne, ‘ongress may receive letters thirty days af- « Journal wes partly read, when ite further reading | Any perso. who may be debian on aoe nitatiug nature cs 'N. B.—Alll lettars must be post-paid. ter and thirty days before the sessions of Dosateas, was dispensed. with on motion of Mr. Hopkins, of Va., | cially rylicl ty DF ee sen ee 1400. A ni? $m*ee in addition to the franking privilege upon this prin- and on motion of the same gentleman, ‘Office hours from 8 A.M. to i P M., after which he el ‘The rules were suspended, and the House wentinto | 452 cM, wtienes a6 Imsec [From the Albauy Daily Knickerbocker. A PLEASANT SHAVING SUA 3) 4 e Committee of the Whole, and took up “‘a bill to establish | ——_-_ West Troy, June3, 184. | HENRY’S CHINESE CRA “ r. Merrick appealed against this, or any inno- | certain post roads,” which was read by sections, a few ‘aidlad shag, Willard a’ raopngtor of BI h bay Deapesstion tae vation upen the bill as d by the House. The | amendments agreed to, and then the committee rose and i cmuniicdt ln chanel’ sees postage would be amall upon letters received by rted the bill with the amendments. M. WISE, tye was impossible for mi irritatirg influences upon the skin which are apt to arise ‘4 members during the ti eferred to; and h Z ‘he previous question was then moved, and all the ICIAN, FROM GERMANY. J loudest voice and after trying various remedies without impro- | the use of soaps containing alkali. It makes a rich and darable ime reterre and hereat UPTIC 2 a t ‘amendments agreed to, and the bill read a third time. iti \d the | ving my hearing in the least, I was induced to try Scarpa’s Com~ | jather, softens the beard to prepare it for the razor, an ter, such amen Id b di ag) lost respectfully informs the citizens of New York, an a u desmed acest cou e made as might be Several bills were brought to the Speaker for his signa- | pyblic in oh that he located himself in this city, and dA ¢ Oil, for the cure CR be nigry ge te, ane the operation « of thaving a Dipasure. ‘The reader = ee My é * 437 B _ ete as- “ referred t following notices from persons _ Mr. Dickinson and Mr. Sevier spoke in explana- | 'M5G,9n¢ ¢l which was announced by the Clerk ay opens LOY Sectacles and Reading Cite: or Gold Sityer, | scored my hearing, and. will be happy to see any person who | thesia. pei lh P ‘Joint Resolutions for the Annexation of Texas. Nema ind the ‘publi iy jon in relation to my case, at my place in | ry Fide, t Gentlemen who. Shave Tiemselver.—Wo tion of the design of the amendment of Col. Ben- | “Good,” “good,” resounded from the democrats, ‘that’s | and Steel Frames. He would also remind lic, to whom peed WILLARD JENKS. | ,.2? Independent Cicraeced vy ‘4: B Sands NM ite ea ee ‘The following certificate was addressed to Messrs. A.B. & D. | (9. of this city. The feel of it upon the Aree 4s delightful Mr. Merrick expressed his deep solicitude for | On motion of Mr. McKay, the House resolved itself into | tee tr Inst nine years, Mitt DY ON Sands, to whow the parties are knowns oy say best possible verma wah hi rator. the safety of this bill. If it were sent to the House Rue fore vet the, es os ee - ata ofthe Union. eye. om wit wreak oy ce 4 c RE... following ¥ Na adi fe we have felt ¥ IN, benefit strain , Dealtipa cfiteenaits senieae iar hece wo sed | ,, The committee resumed the consideration of the mili- | tention is elled to,a new style of pore i oe a ee ieee sacelon dion that ers tothe measure, thet. the chances were. that we | {27 anpropration bil, fo which some amendments were | of he fac! fi, which, reset iy recom: | may ve facts t9 cour inee them 0 sna efieg | ork.” Wer are reas: should loose the bill entirely, He would put the nee pene See EN eee ene ted i se bt sight, in conti tie aye for tesserving | CY, cots mele .t id ich | tion which is prea by eee are del snes compe question to the Senators, will you, for the sake of | ° “Phe previous question was demanded and ordered, and | Sogo and was used aecordiog to the printed tec “aust: | sition that we ever used. ‘Co gentlemen ce to so smalla personal consideration, hazard the safety | the main question ordered. entaracts can aloo ted. likewise new glasses of | ter part of the bottle was appl ied, 9 ond ubseanice was dischar. ear upon there eh x of this whole measure of reform. He trusted the | The Yeas and Nays were demanded on an amendment | superior quality in ° ge cae ont, Ane Mitts ape almoes-a. yeu sins shecme wea | td woald The beat of r Hascaies oF Soviet Mt avtisle, It Senate would uot permit so trifling an influence to | to appropriate $360,000 instead of $200,000, for the manu- | i= want Teese MM WISE. za effected, and it is now proved to bea perfect cure. Fur.oer par- | Can ‘be procured at thefatore of Mr. &, W. Fowle, 138 Waahing- have any weight against the great benefits de- | facture of small arms in the National Armory. T! 4 Riroad wr ticulars'can be obtained by those interested y callipe at my | ton eet — {From the Yankee, Boston, Oct. 12, 1944. & i and Nays were ordered. Yeas 85, Nays 77 a | house, No, 84 Essex street. _ .. B.¥. WARING, A. B. Sands & Co., New York, prepare one of the best articles signed for the whole country. ; ‘ DR. BROWN, Oculi vo | ms We’ dep ne Consp—It is without doubt one of the | jn Ancien op si oi2 New. ¥ork, prepare one oj the best articles Mr. Wi the conversation, ge- On an amendment for $20,000 for an armory in Illinois, 5 ist, begs YoIT 4 Zilce te kenaeia This. mis: 'y Ing s0ap, er 184A r. Woopsury continue: > the Yeas end Nays were also demanded and ordered. inform the public, that he continues | greatest afflictions that can befa! ‘eht upon the af | 2h¢ compound is entirely new.—[ Bostor } nerally in favor of the bill. Yeas 76, Nays 71. his successful treatment on all dis- | fortune in years past has hui with double welghe Bred at A New ain A. Ban Is & Ce 1 jay Syvire moved forther te amend by confer- | “Al the romalning amendments were agreed te without | SPiesicad ote free cee ped | emtctaxomcetiete ste tr well meet nif tar | Eopageele sex etapa ring the franking privileges to the Vice President. ivision, and the bill was then ordered to a third read as forty years, hi Sed alter | we are able to offer tothe public acertain remedy for this mis- . ah te hi Mr. Bayarp thought thismotion out of order, for | ing and passed. they have baffled the skill of, and | fc earya’s Oh and at the sume imeto lay before them ; aie he ef bon 8, i ce isin tbe, highest — - o, been ithe great vir ic 5 use may tral Jeu ur tee hansen Se eae Cine Hine eed aperkica ho jolar tule print als faaumens the ts. Abou! tke following shore extrect from a letter upon th from | Desens, and {ts nae may craly be Qevaminatye ee 5 t tenths of optti al geutl of the eastern cities: tion of the razor i ing at, while at the same ti bill could otherwise not be invaded. her House from the other during the last three days of td by MEABLEB acd SmalieFos bar | Semetis eutleran One on weil us iu affording tel - Bereta ce cculantmmeste eae: ; fe would Mr. Dickinson thought that any amendment Session. in relation to the two appropriation bills end nich, W'prgperly treated in an early | certainly working wouders.” ry one to try it, assuring them that althong ie could be nade to the bill—that the Senate might the billor Post Roads, which was agreed to under the tage, are most curable. ludeed, Dr, B. asserts thatan instance . Sands, wholesale agents for the Proprig: m to shave themsel’ wily, yet | d fe ie if the af- <7) t, 77 Kast Broadway and 273 red b shasi it sale in this cit even insert as an amendment the Harbor bill. ore Tee une ONY Hhoved to take up the bills on | icted would apr to hat hey & inion of ges fi no; | way badd de: oc hc ire ergae ta {9 1mFec A Fowl w ubingtoa street, opbouite Hehool st— e Oheir decided the thotion of Mr. Rives ep out | apatanoeiovesTom ihe denate Scfoto"maay cheap bat dentrucuve ajicaaay remade DOCTOR J, HEINE, Uipenated andaol all af weal by A. B, BANDS & the Chair decided the motion of Mr. Rives as out The Sreaxer said it was not in order. aan af, DUANE STREET, near Chatham, continues to CO., Chemists and Droggists, 273 Broadway, comet Cham- of order. 3 Mr. Ratnaun, of N. ¥., enquired how they could reach | “Reference to the following cures, which ware very inveterate sulted on the various branches of h profession . | bers street, Sold also by A.B & D Sands, 79 Fulton street, Mr. Simmons appenled now against Mr. Benton’s | the Post Office bil, which ‘had been returned with an | cates: —A son of Mr. John Bunstead, of Jersey City, almost will always give his candid opinjon to all who mey apply. he | and 17 Kast Broadway. Price $0 cents pet ar. A litera) die amendment to the House amendment; and urged | #mendmen: bling from, Measies. ol will never promise a eare an! ceri ry evdieme tl ee | upon the Senate not to sacrifice the good of the ae an sali Dy Ce Reealss ater OF DURINE Ter chart ved tapeeta Roda ceveie eciesteantog | “eeeaemect Sue Ratan smal mas entre OY a eerie WORMS! _ between mit people which would be secured to them by this Me. RD. Owen wished to go into Committee of the aod Houston, in the rear—of Puralent Optbalmia and Ulcerated pee rent organs, scrofula, diseases of women bill, by any appendages which would endanger the | whole. oruea. and cl delicate diseases, engages the doctor's par a hambers street, four d Broad: Hi i i ‘, M. truction ing influence concurrence of the House. Mr. Hanpix—Rathbun, move a suspension of the rules | ofsimiaice hom iL Av Afued F Mts (ondave areapied yen | ta'imere Member of ihe Medical Society. | ly, and are expelled with the meas in. whieh they a e embed- Mr. Haywoop expressed seme general reasons | to get at it. ‘Advice to the poor gratis. (fi6'7¢) Jad 1mm ————THE ELIXIR OF LOVE a 2 7 Engle ia slraost gil Ky permanent, ana aires of opposition to the bill. Mr. M’Kay wanted to move for a recess from 3to 4} P. CLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH "THE household ties! the houschold ties! Paration will never fail to produce the desired effect—for the (Several parchments from the House, among | M. ACHE DROPS—AN IMMEDIATE How beautiful they are— - i ition, ‘Those ho gue fro them the Texas joint resoluuons, enrolled and | Mr. Ratsnun, who had the floor, still moved as - AND PERFECT CURE,—Those who With rosy lips and laughing eyes, les or Remitten: Ke o aomolal signed by the Speaker } e sion of the rules to take up the Post Office bill—Carried. have felt the pai fal throbbing and excru- ‘Red cheeks and golden hatr. 5 be desired, will nes Toni ‘Mr. Benron’s amendment, for allowing members | ,, T2¢ bill was then taken up and Mr. Rat#svn moved See ee SO Seere mooas How sad is childless marred life— the privilege to receive letters under imeioadees Aer cege fo) Wee woe sbocanel sakha mein rneverace a 1 as is often the ease, Cold Took the band on the wifg— thirty days antecedent to the sessions of Congress, | "The amendments were then reported, and the Senate (asda cataabieelianrnnimerdeakt Pe biti bali BO pat FOR THE PILES. and thirty days after the adjournment thereof, were | having agreed to the House amendments, had wgreed to Pleased to know of a remedy a ove pict Hy UNIVERSAL, COMMENDATION.—From, every, Ra adopted, 25 to 18, t other, giving th bers the {ranking privilege until Het es, Se co! quiet: forever the TOR ith living bloseneas 20OR, Pe A Uy eter cons CEGe AD ._ Mr. Simmons now moved to reconsider the vote | July asit is now, and also making another amendment ‘Tha Clove Anodyne isthe best oF all Toothache: Remedice, ‘The bed leas jove.. ing intelligence of i ps BE have been received by un qpncarriee in ie Honey peneta Mane oe five and peer dnertag eo Son les reopen a aNaye | Leisimmudiate and certin in ita effects, the most violent ucina Cordial ; proprietor. in hundreds of instances it has tramphed over ten cents. the bill were to go to the House with D toothache or pain in the gums in one minute. Se ¥ ‘And the fond. ‘of Fe ‘i cases which were deemed incurable. amendments, he desited thet the tect might’ be ed for. Only 19 stood up in faver of the Yeas erence has proved that this anodype com sition will aot ng READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE CASES. n ¢ fief after the fe made of the uniform charge of five cents, as ori- and on the Rrsaxea saying he thought that not | sire Sete ergy | a suticient number, a count was demanded, and 195 stood | otherremedy; it is pleasant to the taste and smell, will not in- ginally paseed by the Senate. ‘Up against them. ure the teeth or gums in any way, and a few applications will The ayes and noes were called. H ; When this was announced, “ Good, good,” broke out | that it may be filled and rendered as useful as ever, When the 8 unfailing charm, Mr. Sgvier objected to the reconsideration. | from all over the House. in proc: eds from the fa from the gums around Erupt ns, iassitude and pains, peed nba 3 ‘A gentleman from Brooklyn, Long Island, after using two boxes of the Electuary, gave me the following account;—W hen d Heine f was suffering severely (rom na attack Sh by adistressing ‘There wasn Teraviration shout the head, but ry and . body, This uniform charge of five cents was the great ‘The question was then put, and the amendments were | *pparently aound, this applic will give dn back, or }oins, or ts 3 arms were always husky. The medicine rem objection of the Mouse tothe bill. We ‘sould agrped.t0 by a perfect pony of ayes,'which were followed rubbing a few drops on ne fected. | Pi Diserse brought on by sudden strains, Piles, cured the headache ‘and distress at the stomach, and cre- lose the bill by dissenting to their amendment. by eries of “Good.” “Go it” « That’s the way to doit” | chertats. ‘ng ‘Broadway, comer, of Chambers streets Count: ag hilo Reccstere cred Peper ay pind jeg ity lel: lle tase 4 mists, way, comer o} Are i 8 Cordi " je d ave ears, Mr Woopsriver said, that independent of the | The amendments were then declared to be agreed to, | Bujiding, Sold also.ar79 Fulton street; 77 Hast Broadway; and by this wondtoss Comdial ¢ ” Agentleman who had long been subjected. to Piles, suff House, the Senate stand consistent to the five cent | 24 this bill Dray sranis the: cignainre at ie Peseident te by Dragejats generally throughout the United States. inteusely fiom their contiauance, informed Mr. Mitchell, become alaw. Hurrah for Postage Reform and its in- At once to either sex Bowery, N. Y., that thei: ‘was effected by the principle, . domitable friends. Messrs. Rathbun, Preston King, Hunt, isease, use of the Ve ‘This individual had tested all Mir" Wooonuny contended that it was quite es | ‘omiablesronds, Mens Rathbun, Freeon King, Han, BEARS OTL, LAP Si a anes i 4 7. Or fault in Nature s Lay the celebrated external attended with consistent to agree to the House amendment; for, | pushing this bill through the House. PO etch Beek fr fic ease, was it not the scale reported by the Chairman in] Mr. McKay then wanted the general consent of the the hai hi areal A Loy rpm pleat A or theorgisal ITT House to a resolution to take @ recess from 3 to 44 o'clock. the on prepared fom est frame du | (And No. 18 Court stret, Boston; No, go Noyth Sixth, street, | SUn\Or ctuty han ataied i based solely upon Mr. RRICK replied in the affirmative. A Memaen.. object!” while all the rest of the House Most instances, it restores the hair to the iladelphia, Person: i 4 ery t | and lasting benefits attendant upon itsiuse. Mr. Wo Beata oo th iety of the | Were saying “ agreed! agreed !” bald and will eHfectoally preserve it from | BY sending a remittance, can have it put up and sant t0 any part fies that. I wed. Dr. Upham’s Pile Electuary, more Senaies’ adhering o the five cents for all distances | ,, 4, Mckay than moved a suspension of the rales to Prauthement popiciansand chen, | ———owr THRE CURE OF STRIGTURES | iil uc efter sccnion utes sod re icto ant bar whatsoever, enable him to offer this resolution, which was carried by J x4 the tate Sir Humphrey Davy and. Sir Heory Halford, that ON THE CURE UF STHICTUKE. medicine to obviate costiveness, remove moxbid accumulations pure Bears gress, Drover. epaed, was the best thing’ ever | [N A FORMER 4 ADVERTISEMENT ON STRICTURE | i thestomach and bowels. aud to purify dhe blood an + i A reconsideration of the vote, by which the | ‘The resolution for a recess wasthen put and carried. | Siscovered for che treservatigu et the hair, of restoring if when Senate concurred in the House amendment tor five The House then went into Committee of the Whole, | bald. Messrs. A. BSands & Co, ha - Riek S and ten cents, was refused—20 to 26. So the | and on motion of ting the genui ’s grease from Canada and elsewhere, end fact jeture a iy - F ware of it. amendment wasretained. And the bill goes to the | @Mr. Owen, took up a Senate bill to grant lends to Indl See ee ee ee ee Te ec aca | soneh eoane, tbe foltorttar sean 2, howe’ having used a great variety of medicines, | belteve this to be su- exists in those who are perior'to allo rd HOMAS WAL: I be fiistanen for jt—its consequences and its eure WALL. 7 rer, oocapying ope Grocer, No. 37 ‘street. onfined to i i sprietor only, a regularly educated House with the concurrence of the Senate to the | #m& to complete the Wabash and Erie Can: ing room of all | | Sireumstances, which whether i fined ice practice for the treatment of allowing members to receive letters free, as stated ‘aden or Dec Brestway. Price 8 cauts Intge’ 25 cents amall botiies, ary that the spream of rine: rice of the lectuary, One Dol a 7 Remember that the above. ; ‘Mr. Owsn, Mr. Davis, and Mr. Brinxersorr, appealed | _ fell Im*m iminishod, in r Electuary us Hater ‘and not an external applica Mr. ALLEN moved to take up the bill from the | to Mr. McCzeuanp to withdraw his amendment, which | ro THE LADIES. een dn cate a infos oh tion, and sold ONLY at \96 Bowery, four doors above’ Boring House for admitting lowa and Florida as States | he did. DR. HULUS UTERO AB)OMINAL SUPPGRTERS. | in tnis respect. id be pa ys eat i into the common Union. “J Mr. Kenvepy moved the ay li of the same num- THIS new instrament for he radical cure of ,) ‘to th A is disease. eG OFFICE Mr. Evans objected. Other business had the Ue he acres for the State of Maryland. ‘a % Prolapsus Vieni or Fall ng of 8 the mb, LT od mplained pA ed MEDICAL AND su GICAL ¢ ¥eIOE. posi "Aisa “tnt, cond | i Sree Sor cence See fe same thoes : Domne ime ot 3 i ; own merits, » QP commen i Bicted as ans Indien avans Teported from committee the bills of } *3tr Sarnacx of Md. next mede slong and stupid speech, Songhai gre pt ‘The Harbor. and River: appropriation bill was wasting the time of the House when every moment was most vated cirenmstances. dend telered) re Ke amendment was defeated. cites Tea . ir. Kennepy’s amendment was . ter 1 | is country. And the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill, Mr. Horxins of Va., Mr. Chapman of Ala., Mr. Raynor | It is. adopted totthe entire disease of Pessaries, and all, other with the amendments of the Senate, was read a | of N.C. and Mr. Clingman of N.C. offered amendments | B8 fal paeical ccpelnt, int Lyingin Hogp tae of ue third time and passed, and transmitted to the | which were rejected, and on motion of edi of the highest rank. in this country it is ras: Hpuse for itb Gusbdrrenee. Mr. Jamzson of Mo., the committee rose, and iby te, bers of the faculties of Colleges axd The House resumed and adopted a resolution under the | Howvitals, and by alf the eminent nrivate preci oners have bees furnished asive for TEXAS AND MEXICO. previous question to terminate debate in one minute efter Rooms ‘hate bs t ladies at No; 4 Mr. Arcuer_ moved a joint resolution, autho- | going into committee. Vesey lips Ion gh org che Dunas dt rising the President to open negotiations with the | The House then went into committee again, when two Ae bene Renee tie” government of Mexico, Tor the settlement of the of see borer yephins rejected and the committee HULL'S TRUSSES. Teundary between “Mexice and the territaty, of | “ii mureon obtained the floor jand ‘ofared his emend- NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS. 1 one day. ment, which had been rejected in committee to give 600, see tt Ce eat tet od ae, ‘TUE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT VS. STATE STOCKS. 000 acres to each State. t a spb hy at Re 4 Fi . ‘ . and upou jon " riage dota pC pedeadon frome Hie Hares, AMiAo: thatthe previous question was erdered and yeus and neys towns ii : one is naturally more dit ne wersion to i mdment Ww. ‘Trusses, Rowever, it should have continued 8, ne hoot, aves fund from the public land sales due to such States but tl ~ 1 se it jo ep dh then t : ami the back ‘they i ? mein i , s ‘Spmplain, If myrdireetions ase ‘with statement of case as have failed to pay the interest upon their State "4 re. eoutaining $3 advies, Hono‘. fe ? stocks or bonds held by the Federal Government, | The bill dtp read a third time, and ol May pores 2 je : m7 a ae an as “i the | _tanseatree owe door frome Chatham etrret fel tm?m and providing that as far as may be required, the | Mr. Jamnson having moved the previous question on | quence. ‘These imitations eaunot be relied upon; are its Ne P MEDICAL NOTICE. _ said five per cent fund shall be withheld as an off. | the passage of the bill, and 3 o’clock having arrivel— by jcilfal mechanics,and xro no better thax the ordinary ‘on GTRANGERS, AND CITIZENS afl b aed ay fom set to the deficit in the payment of such interest, The House took a recess till half past four o’clock. Sa have. boon Stwed wp at No.4 Veeoy strvet, exclusivel Birciare 4 other, or, variety of 8 itie, Mereurial hoe was brought before the Senate by Mr. Evans, ————— for ladies, having a sepasate extrance from the Dasiness depart. ‘business as formerly. This ‘seri- fol le seus Chairman on Finance. DR MARSHALL HALL’S bore fetole is ie conmaat aGandanes to. weit upon Het though little andertood, unquestionably | °° cone Bir Jaly 8 certain private bee ere defined the necessity and justice of Cordial Renovator. b. 0D. leare, By we tur canllyt nafaral eoanseti to a. ' who pro) the resolution ine that, as there 1s 8 * : i =o hed fait, be week. { continued viel aa owe oa hay and sexual Post. iam by mind so powerfully acts upon tnese or Mr. Breese opposed it. ‘ope ¢ $ BRSTILG, who has lived a | ta A in! AE Tact Mr. ALLEN interposed a motion to lav thie reso- | {rndand through us the eoceinent ot rane pe and. ih i A Rhy Eh: Spftitineaished and an | $2¢ nie Pe re eae pal . re ° 2 * ee in hi rofess a i lution upon the table, and take up the Florida and | stance where used according to directions, has produ oath and’ fll ‘Keeth with great alll and ability. He has also stare yecevene, Towa bill, Lost, 19 to 26. And the resolution was ha Its, I: not ouly restores the functions pre} ‘a composition in the form of a Paste, for filling hollow continued betore the Senate. ly directed to the of such complai or decayed tender teeth, which, while it resists the action of all cmt, el ei wi izati Bf 0 Bt Pirietaren ratifying to | fiat my joint, mm covered wii ; a isorganization of the cenerat ans, It agents, it be hard as the tooth, and penterally accosnplished in very ite time, and waeMou | i2.8ll my jouats, and 1 Its justice, expediency, equity, and legality were i end tenovat vr of the impaired faculties of life, | acids and infecting agents, it becomes ax fy eceenet iene tee Kiene, and wit complete the tors : ered wid ‘ durable for life. “It is peculiarly adapted for nervous persons; ‘ot Inconyenjence. Nothing can exceed rate advocated by Messrs. Evans, Jarnagim, Huntington mstitutional oracquired loss of sexual pow nd Dr. Castle operates ‘with sreatcare. We have personally a sont eal y 1 the improvement medicine, an e late in the treatment of this complaint. Indeed, jn the | the hospital, amd.) f f ili tied srase, It will afford decided | S34," an hands’ of proper and experienced persons, the care of Servetare | £024 Go ig Berrien, | an i Walker 3 and ccneece lenis OF | elie! to eh +) a ysadalgene ia gr tary haut ave Bree Cuties See fioim*dh = | i or accumplabed fr Py vu as formerly fs d | Femvored to peckost if ; a eennay weltene i the powers of their system, and. fallen tS a OE a Ta ARR Tot A em pee rwitee whe cots on bart Sevier, White, and Huger) nnn VCO | onic debility, by whch the count tuugn allt ta deplore AMERICAN HAIR DYE. teat 0 this elty for, short’time only, but retura, perfectly SHEEN, [Daring the discussion of this bill, the pleasing ¢ arias mat eae Kept ap which Hsces WAskENT ED, if strictly applied according to direction. otek eens (.F been @ source CG a and anxiety for ‘and Joiner, Dr, Coo} its to cure every o matter los ™ yah , i benatin by cannot leave their homes, the writer fur: Corre long countenance of Mr. B. B. French appeared at the | The cons-quences arising from this dangerous practic iat oper Jet Uaek, without staining oF irvitating the Hahes his ows peculiar meana of car ‘together standing, acne Wenjeal W and Bal ; § i r wit interfering main aisle, and to the inexpressible satisfaction of | coufin dto its pure physical resuit. but brawch to moral ones— Hair Byes : y ceatise,” which hae am interesting chapter, ‘with che patieat's ‘i Ps Offices It street, all concerned, he announced that the House had cnet ational weakness, sexual debilvy, brought on by a secret yey caly by Dit. JAYNE, Red South Third street, iat PH Sr Bi cobereasly of os ic re two doors from C! st. Noeureno pay. fel Im*m dulged in by y , when too fi i ‘Agents, A. B. concurred in the amendments of the Senate to the | ind:lged in, the ereacest evil tht can befall man. Dyspepe a, | ghupariohie. Frice 30 ocuts: Sold by the, Bondar ant oa the yartont dscaes fo inh vate MEDICAL ADVICE amendments of the House on the bill for reduction aknes and small of the by Broadway. tm Pe f house, No. $8 Greenwieh street, t of postages, &c. Mr. F. also reported the annual : Peiveiall , 2 consequence of the number of prevenders ERIVATE DIRE ASES. itl of Army approprietions.] feoreeenee : tre of earth’ ove: Medical Card. Po SoA elas teomuoene we pulaionreeren P| THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW, YORK COLLEGE Mr. Dickinson moved to lay the resolution on the total impoteney nes are effectually removed OCTOR FAWCETT, of 195 Fulton street, New York, | dence to.strangers. Besides his rank inburee, pression of go continue to direct. their particular table—18 to 28, Not agreed to. this {ovatuable medicine, Phillips & Boyne Agents iorihe | T)Qi TOE of ie Koval College of Seigeous cof London nd | &¢, Ke, be has Mise ti Sh discBive off a private » and ean con Th lado Mish teed’ a that a | Bateet Braces: Price €2 per bottle, 6 bottles for $e Bol Kdinburgh, and Graduate of the Jefferson Medical College of | ' ho prectiee, fee move Gan thirey 1y, promise to persons requirmg medical 6 Perr. 86 was ‘te Tead a third time and | Duane «treet. 3 Mt Philadelphia; also, author of a work embracing the following ‘bl three con ol safe and permanent cure, without Jlary to the co! passed. Yeas 26, noes ize ABERNETAY’S BOTANICAL PILLS jects, trimony,, Impotency aud. Ste the canvas Bir As conineament [roms Danuntap, « ayaliee sre pes salar (Pending the debate upon this bill, Messrs. Wal- ivalled remedy for di fa pri yatologically, aud medically explaine DrMote er Dr. ileal: | ‘Pmake application to the College on the, first, ker and Sevier came into collision on the question | 14 tive and speedy eu ¢, without the Testriction ryespeatton, of a ature and modern treatment of | Ohis, and others, and chat he ig permiting to Gerwcchea Sas + sree oe tae Collaen, of Mississippi bonds an issieeippi_ repudiation ict, (F hind:ance from business. many ai T Emissions, IY the . avery Physician of eminence in this city." The ' | years connected with the principal hospital in, Euro; Mr. Walker persisting in the assumption that the | fic had thes Newtentic micron coeatr al coer ieee Poliatiaa Do ctor Fast cou iives hs private computations ais Address Dr. Halph, sent 88 Groouwich atest Gare of thone complaint, Thou Tor couwvaltation dally repudiation of Missiesippi of those bonds was legal | decidet preference Besides being entir-ly free from any un- | 0 the above-mentio Segerial a fos Sai) HEWARDOMUSS SPECIFIC MIATUNE~ | Terms—Advice and Medicine $5,—0 si oaihbl, fro ttogion tthe Vice Chan | ee fede cee nao | buena on hm O00 einate F aaees Ohta, lai |, RONAN ROAM? land, &e., , ate IN’ I r “ ment, without restraint in diet or exercise, and analagous complaints of the of generation. ti in the country, an jag iti 4 vontrary opinion in view of all the circumstances | themselves out any fear of susp ry panied. they cury- Even when the procreative energies become torpid or | Of all remedies yet soovertl for ‘the above complaints, this sonal apical - vigewerded of the transaction. Mr. Walker declared before | are equally effectnal in either ser) all complaints such as paplyeed High ae e indulgence, be ee pe, Be ‘most certai Sigal a pag CO. ag 2 all the hosts ct heaven and earth that the late re- coreg getrmrl ong mean Mig Moog, ell cues i orl ‘rink, exposure, or change in to bu- | and it received, pudiation of Mississippi, was a justifiable and hon- | energy to the gene ative organs, y d fi All letters Dr. H. Fawcett, orable transaction } other medic’ The; 18 Im*ec P ; "1 Mens —s : : public. Tool solution. “nt MF Prexawon voted againet he re | aerate May egos ino ots dee | Dea Selumn sat pepe ha Seca Basa | mee, oa ide aeons * le, wholesale ret A ch i a ite i IOWA AND FLORIDA. : ‘Cutharane street, and at 127 Maiden lane, ne | ere Feepee ef informed, lew oka derte betes brought fixture will not effect « rapid ewe under _ The Sentte took the House bill for the admis. | Fue $t per box. ‘They are conveniently sent by post, ; in practice forte te the cages sion of Jowa an lorida into the Union as sove- | ———————______ fey. Freaee, ts reiga States of the confederation. MEDICAL ADVICE. he ater sugcass than is 49 be fount ia hie y wit ir. Evans suggested, in view of the time that joe. i te the H wot be son i! : isagreeing wit bane ‘ would doubiless be occupied in the discussion of | all diseases of « det, i vad neresry, v ha te it Se eee Saree Pe see business. per Py Silage of Molt. i ar on Boing to ‘when exposed. this bill, the understanding that the Senate take a ther i in Few days remo It ls pat up ja optties with full disections eoeo it, at | fy RS URICHARDSON, M. D., Agent, recess at Borelock, which was agreed to. : a Pursuits. Hecent eases 3 ot by 4 hay k itd sia boule. Nay BB work, wi eacelly castes Pak RB NT ale RE rt. Evans defined his constitutional objections INSTITUTIONAL, to the bill, as embodied in the constitution of Flo- ottee ions C3 ils! ‘there yeni a tr i sda eit i i Ca sore é el’ cepeanat’ “All vertocs coke tida, respecting the arrest, imorisonment, or ex- — Pron peaene ebwetinn, tation fc ill and res} ilit it the f Legion atrent. 4 7 ing in their systers should pulsion of colored persons coming within her bor. | nd to resto De to Brean rove attention. A Bee ie aa atreet, Ci i is powe rif delay, as no ‘can consi ders, and_in the express constitutional prohibition re oFi si patie pi OR EN CA ALT afer having the ¥ ere aieaaepiboat eh ion of slavery id Flonds. Me reefs tae gear congas he EX! CUBEBS | Reaper at pth aarericvae wide the instructions ot his Legislature read upon this t ies th * 1) R CG LOVE R eae or. M end SON, Coton o fine gga Eh CHAR OSON. Mi. D Agent. subject, and after briefly discussing the palpable un- wy risa coptgnes to bs tongued soahaseiy ae we an Se am e 1 private dieases, whee caren . DENTRA’ ERA ; rida, declared his e determination to vote losi nme ay aa aand COPAIVA & SARS P LA JEe det oF pari Hecent cases, partieslarly “ Gonor C ny! earns, Drpired py the N.Y Coles ee, , constitutionality of thig State Constitution of Flo- ity, gu rt afd a! to, i rhe,” he days. of and ys ageltae Abe billy toe rena plies i Open trom AM. 08M most apeedy, cera and effect remedy for STRICTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by Br ee al is- | M. on i ed thon Mr. Watxer defended the constitution of Flori- eat th exer "Te. poruble form, vtlaaes 60 ‘patient oda, ¢ , of ‘OUS AND “AT SD. rae da as consistent entirely with the requisition of PROFESSO: RHAA AN nabeen the Federal Constitution, referring to the prece- Meta ort igi Bre “re dents of other State authorities. where manly vigor is impaired, where i count. “ Mr. ALLen sustained Mr. Walker, and hoped the ieal are prostrated by an wnrastrni ohappenintk Sepnbila ghohhn dark and dangerous subject of slavery would ng ‘1 by tote oot ree me cal edpeation rrg a afr lead to a protracted discussion of this bill, ‘enor ieee Saf for the last fourteen i Mr. Berrten followed with great energy on the = ie organ of reproduction in but hi d “unsuccessful lozen “ 9.48 same side in defence of the rahe of Florida, or any | & parts of the Union. other Southern State, to exclude persons from her ete wae borders dangerous to her peace. oy the city. Boe <n igre ep WICHARD: y, ‘merehasers. In many by ing a ~ -. 8. RIC! SON, M- D.. Ament. Mes % ot! i Silene to many" physicians TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN, 6 Pula post-paid an TE EAE DON, MD Area aise'dcepcenenied pratt ta naming a aac ApHOGKEATIVE BLINK GUIDA | Sopmanigat le feet Ae OS rem CURED TT amend by requiring, as a condition of admission wn iinporteg “Agents Tie Sreezert dlaeprery Woo aoe TAME Madly ame i Tee recommended hor 4 of (poride intothe Union, a convention ofdelegates oo, Pe fiz cabo for if ire PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS, atey by enor excess of any Kind. of that territory for the amendment of their pro- ‘ous: ‘accompany each bottle. oz ePt kndeod in, capes INVENTED AND PREPARED BY : terility, or ba rrenness, st ery sopathiedy A hae ering ene the | indo Imre very tan Mae lea Ht a OY conTue te clauses and authorising the te lature to | 1 ALM IN GILEAD.—A Practical Treate for do aan i ¥: i ‘& mother, x sel hat ‘wonder and admir: forbid the landing of free colored persons from ves- | BALM IN Gi! ota ale Fractical, Treatise for the treats pined: ‘dleas ‘eatabi ‘are co! Ba pay le sel trading to Florida, tod prohibhting the said Le. fl ean ae rel inc at it i manly armed barrenneas is eurnble by | Or sto eyer dacovered that has proved. ie ealt lature from the emancipation the slaves o! cy lor he will find therein tain, said State pr tively. Th ndi t furth there is yet “ Balm in Giles ‘ritten by a Physician of proposes that when Florida shall: have soveded to theron eden nd martog’ dose hare aha the foregoing condition, the prot ation of the fail . Medical advice and the treatise given gratis to those who President to that effect shall be sufficient admis: | "Fhe Doctors nears ol ciereen seedastly, are from by sion as a State into the Union, without further ac- pe mornis ut Oe the evening, Bayard street, d20re ielietiinantiindttiretsincimennctinianereecainersansdeatmeentseen OTT MADAME RESTELL, Female ‘4 N veal ‘state, that in Consequence ofthe removal af the out Tecommenda, Office, all letters must hereafter be addressed vo Box 200 invead \. it Cordial is well 3 of 868 9 heretofore, or to her residence 148 Wreeawich street. gf Rdence of ies crcelitnes a hose Bae ago i of tha Unity@ | sue DuWimers is " u oF any part i — a ¥ mhich ii sveld. : to the tabee,. Sues ty Dr eve uw agent and ff PUBLISHED paay BY tion of Congress. ; k east fron jowery, near Division street, oh tina agen tne United Bearee. (yey Ne hal Sie seen wih) JAM @ DO ONNKT® rt. FaIRPtELp said t! while he concurred in 6 convenience of those residii : Salem’ it i to Pf Mi Mr. F, id that while h A ‘erms in all cases moderate. £28 2tis® th the f gt a ye N,,W. CORNER FULTON AND NAGSAU ST ers 7 M out id im the spirit ef the resolutions of his Legislature, and R. SALTER’S aM ed it! Nal are Rfelvenn. bey 1221. New York. will meet with immedinte ntten- orn Henaro—A Diy Paper, issned every the sentiments thereon of his colleague, he differed “De fe Mixture, raha Tit fall direation for ; pa SE raises be Powe mel imdéiw@re” | Bevnenbers amet he anape fare: We any erecits fen * om Bubseni! ihed at the rate, ities of with kim, asto the applicability of those objections walled tk cowie a lng, | Peters men sot oe ae Ri THIS, ou {a revwitanee in advance. ‘No Paper sout anleve pad in to the State Constitution of Florida. It was a mat- id symptoms and irritation of the recent et -W RORLV EAT, boots NY oat oly) oe go lpn et A Me Henatn—lssued every Saturday morning, at H . . i we advie * hed owing vi it hort me the atmo post con fiden os blag tn mauda & hed sgualed for | indy Raaise sad: 028 wig Tne DaWeh Ne we cae iteaton, net ame oF SHRINE ie tine eoutry Vers 6] . i y J A — | No. ‘e street. a ay M. Tree o’eLock, and pursuant to resolution, the ‘srs yo) the i os) is Aan O—27 boxes Sweeny and Lewis manufactured ‘To. | _” fi orEoumeuronsnieys sve fereon toe Senate took a recess till 5, 2 £. ‘ORRESPONDENTS are req js and ue | nested ress their Ie to iP store,) Sun Built 5 sale bi i 7 L J iN B: D ; “the UOLLING & CO,, 6 Bown a. A VW icity ae gs, Gonoon Busters, Froprietar and Raitorsend. al we