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pointment of Consuls was the subject of this execu- tive conference ; and that me Es Riell of New-York, is expecting his appointment to-day, 00 rag From a casual acquaintance wi strongly impressed in his favor, and should not hesi- tateto endorse him. We hope, too, the President will attend to the claims of Slamm, and not sutler the Old Hunkers of York fiata) ie overrule his better judgmént in regard to Levi. Aleogetnet, we think that Slamm has been treated very ‘The creaking of the guillotine may us heard about the Departments, but no heads have passed under our observation to-day. There were, perhaps, not less than bob persons waiting to see Mr. Secretary Walker at o’elock. An old gentleman, ey the number, gave us some advice, wach may be profit to all offige-seekers. Said he: ‘* Why, sir, you look too happy, too ruddy, entirely too cheer- jul. You must feck gloomy, "“Gistressed, and on the verge of despair. Ifyou can’t do it my, other way, take a dose of castor oil, and that will hy uu. You must excite sympathy—you must excite charity, or you stand no chance.” Mr. Bogardus, Deputy Collector of New York, is among us. Suppose he comes to see the Executive Man: and the Treasury Building. The Naval Court Martial in the case of Captain Voorhees, is progressing. It is being holden at Coleman’s Hotel, Commodore Stewart presidi Mr B. F. Hallett, of Boston, Judge Advocate. | witnesses examined to-day. The charges against Captain Voorhees are an unlawful interfe- renee ina fate blockade of Montevideo, and other subsidiary og collateral susoitetiont: We shall give you in season a report of the trial, sufficiently full for justice to all concerned, and a fair represen- tation of the case. There was a most extraordinary Temperance de- monstration at the Whig Club House last night. For several weeks these temperance or have been holding a mock trialover King Alcohol, with an or- ganisec jury of twe ve men sitting in hus case. Last night, having founda verdict of murder in the first degree, the judge pronounced the sentence of death at iby stake, Accordingly, a dozen bottles of cham- paigne were burnt in a large fire of shavings, and other combustibles. A number of women were among the spectators. While this excellent drink being consumed, the meeting struck up and x with great spirit a number of temperance songs. Altogether the fanaticism of these tem) rance people, as exhibited (however praiseworthy their ea ase) waa despicable, heathenish, and out of reason. eir orgies of ie last ni nigtted could sale exceeded by the crazy yellings of the Millerites. are very sorry that our tee-totallers don’t exhibit more common #énse and self-respect than they do. They can’t expect to do much in reform in the hea- thenish way they carry on. Not less than twenty men left them last night to julapise at Jenkins’s. The salvation of Texas jeoparded, as it sone uppear from the junketings of Mexico with E: was doubtless a subject of the closeting of the Presi- dent with the Secretary of State this morning. The chances for an extra séssion,it would appear, are not even yet entirely relinquished. }ACHELOR. First Night of the New Grand Opera In Phi |. ladelphia. Purcaverruia, June 5, 1845. The musical part of the Philadelphians have for some weeks past been kept in a state of expectation and hope for the production of an original American Opera, the libretto and music of which are both by “‘natives to the manner born.” The Messrs. Fry, were the gentlemen who jointly undertook the task, and the result of their joint labors has been the opera of Leonora, which was produced last Wednesday. night, at the Chesnut. street theatre, to one of the most fashionable, brilliant, and crowded audiences that have assembled within its walls for some time past. Among the numerous influential and weighty persons that were present, we noticed Vice Presi. dent Geo. M. Dallas and family, Commodore Elliott, and in fact the dress circle and second tier of boxes were filled with the first families of Philadelphia, and so great had been the rush for seats for some days past, that the managers found it necessary to reserve part of sixteen of the boxes, on the first we are ments were got ites Beth ’s, I donot think ; however there was a ood many of Ido not think it it deal of applause given, and a 3 pa ienae being i bop} yeahs hehe ‘@ piece of composi » either music or Tricine’ to those of Morris in the “Maid of Saxony.” attend again to-night and on its second representa- tion the curtailments may have improved it some- Philadelphia. [Correspondence of the Herald.) Pritaperenia, June 5, 1845. ‘The most important item of news, and which will give great satisfaction, is that the County Board this morning resolved to advance the quota of taxes of Philadelphia county, towards paying the August interest, and have |, adopted the requisite means to carry this resolution into effect. Advices from the interior indicate a like course on the part of the other counties, and the result can be seen in the rapid improvement of State fives. hundred thousand dollars worth changed hands in and at an advacce of about one on Thave it from good authority, that not only will the August interest be paid, but there will be a large surplus on hand, and mi State aere'ag xe HI out of the Board to-day, yesterday’s quotations: sad ine Gy da: i. ths stocks pesiaxe ‘of the imps al u ance. ‘The excitement about the recent duel has subsided. The weather is excessively hot. Sales of Stocks at Finst Boarp, June 5 ),000 ; $0000 State o's'75), $475 State 6's 46, 77 ; $2000 Penn’a 6's, Jan. 9, Seconp Boano, June 6.—7000 State 5's, & ds, 764 ; 7000 do rw 738 ; 1000 do cash 754 1000 ‘Tennessee 6 per cent COMMERCIAL. New York, Thursday, June 5. —There is still no change in prices or Genesee flour is held at $450 ‘he receipts of flour and whe: last week of May, are as follows :— 4 56}. at tide water, for the Increas« sees 69,362 Dec, 99,388 the wheat to four there is « at tide water equal to 51,485 bbis., in 1845 over 1844. Of the receipts for this year, 299, bushels wheat came in at Albany; the ‘roy and Waterford. The receipts at tide water, to the close of the month of May, for the last seven years, have been as follows : Flour, bbls. ier bush. flour and 25,569 ount to 1,600 bales, at The market rates, as paid now, are quite to those current before the arrival of the steamers Great Western and Cambria, and in some cases higher rates have bees pad, bat this has only been in linited ce ee and for small parcels. We continue our quo- Latinas - if P Swain & co. —_—_—X—“_"_"">"_"—" MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 6, Henry, Del 9 Liverpool Grinn Patrick Delano, 1. I C ship eel Duckell, Quebec. x > Bite ier, ato Stonington Ct, wa, N. J'8 Winslow. ing, Syduey, NS. Bermuda, Is Packer & Co. Savannah, Dunham & Dimon. Schr Hlivsberh sr og Pl Schr Trafic, Garwaod, Baltisore, Sehr View j Hallet, B Boston, Froter &, Co. Schr EK Cot att Rare ‘Tamey, Philadelpnia, Sea, Hi Barge Philadelyjhia: Dehayt, Philadelphia. Sloop James chit Bel ‘Keany, Providence. rain Ship Charleston, Brown, fro: pademen: May 29th, Fa cotton, Ke. ss itive nasweatet” the pastosgurs have been pablis ,” from Sydney, NS, with 995 ona ston. 48 days from Bremen, with meas 30, was run into bya large aloe ship ine ek away foremast With al sails attiched, bows Foe eatery arn board bow, caused the Fto much “sould ~figgatlne at d to the other vess ve of, Wiscasset) 1 19 days from ‘Trini- Jons molasses, to Chastelain & Pon- vert. Left ids for Portland, next as ‘Daniel Webster, NYork, in3 de; Hector, of Boston, for Cienfuegos, next day, the ouly Am vessels in po Barane Edward, Bulkley, G days from Charleston, with eot ton and rice, to Dunham & Brig Northumberland, Berickland, 20 ao ee Maranham, hides 20 cks sugar 69 bags. gum el bbls castor Corning & Son, Left no Ams. Ist inggs lat 34, 40, lon ke Chueles Williams, of Thomastow® for NOrleans, bi , Davidson, 15 days from Win: Fen oe a eee Mp ctte Lia lbag, ont Below. Shin Hercules, from Liverpool, witd mdse and passengers, to WK JT appscot ‘Also, one brig unknown, ue Ships Empire, for Li pool tnd Savannah, Leopold, Mhomaston;" Arnericay Now Orleans; barque Jobu Perker, Glasgow; brigs New Jersey, Sevannsh; Fanny Coit, Boston; Philura, Savannah; Monaco,’ Norf Miscellancous Record. Packsr Suir Patrick Henny, Delano, for Liverpool, will sail to-day. Herletter bags will close at the usual hour this morning. Naval. Onvens.—June 3—Professfor T fog ) detached from ordet ceiniug ship at Barton, and 1 orders.’ Teacher LA Biane! det: nee from rece’ hip at Boston, and waitin orders. has S Bones, leave extended throe months, an it to quit the United States. fore! Ports. Fens: Monrreat, May 31—Arr Smile, and Woolfeville, Liver- tire s Jane a sr Atethusa, Arbroath; Mary Muir, and James, 1; eld Magnet, Goanee, Mi Fg se Davenport; s Deverant and Aqua Ma- rine, Liverpool, Jos. Anderson; and Mayflower, Newcastle; jowes, Workiuton; Erin, Ni «Able nn oad Glasgow; Sarah, Galway Liverroo. Ay it aaa ° per eepeee> e2r2s209% LPVIALOBOE Asnes—There is vel ittle doing in either descrip- tion. We quot rm at $3758 381}, and pearls Breswax—Prime ot of all descriptions, wanted, at 204 8 80c. ‘cod are still firm at $275. and second tiers unlet, till the time of opening the doors on the evening of the first performance, in order to afford some chance of admission to the numerous strangers who had come to Philadelphia expressly to see this opera, and who, consequently, had not an opportunity of pre-engaging their seats. Before seven o’clock there was a numerous assem. blage in front of the theatre waiting patiently for the opening of the doors, and in a few minutes after that8took place, every ticket was sold and the house crammed. There were at least eighteen hundred present. The Opera itself is founded on the same story as Bulwer’s Lady of Lyons, and is composed of the same incidents, the.only alteration being that the characters of Col. Dantas, Madame Deschapelles, and Glavis, are omitted, and instead of a mother Claude has a sister. The scene also i islaid in Spain, inthe sixteenth century, instead of in Lyons. The following is the cast of characters :— Leonora (corresponding to Pi ine.) Mrs. Seguin. Julio Cc Mr. Frazer. Montalvo ef ,) Mr, Seguin, Valdor e apelle,) Mr. Tiichings. Mariana, Julio's sister ‘ w. Melnotte,) “Miss Ince. It is divided into three acts,in all comprising seven scenes. The orchestra consisted of fifty performers, under the direction of Messrs. Meignen and Chubb, and the chorus numbered seventy of both sexes, and among them were several amateurs of Philadelphia. ‘The scenery, properties, and costumes, were all new, and got up expressly for this occaasion; the-stage management was under the direction of Mr. Richings; and in fact no pains or expense has been spared in getting it up with the utmost attention to detail and scenic effect, The music of the piece was received very favorably, indeed. It is rather noisy occasion- ally, and many of the chorusses, and some of the concerted pieces, will bear, pruning very advan- tageously, as it was near one o’clock before the per- formance was concluded. All the business of the opera rests on the three characters supported by the Seguins and Frazer ; and in their hands, as eve one will suppose, the utmost was made of their parts. ‘There are one or two beautiful airs and duetts in the course of the piece, which, Whatever may be the opinion that the public may "finally form of the whole opera, will be certain to become favorites. The re oupings and tableaux were some of the most beuti- a pertect that we have ever seen on the stage, and added much to the eclat with which the whole affair went off. In fact, the complete mise en ped was perfect. The want of librettos amon audience was much felt, but we understan at they will be issued in a day or two, when the opera _ Shall have been condensed to a proper length. Atthe falling of the curtain, Mr. Fry was loudly called for, and, after some little delay, appeared and said, “that he must apologize for the incoherent re- marks that he was about to make, by pleading the absolute prostration he at that moment labored under, consequent on the intense and unremitting labor that had been demanded of him in the getting up of this opera. He igividually thanked them for the inte- rest they had displ. the applause they had bestowed on his work} but, for the music itself, he left it entirely in their hands, to approve of it or not, as they judged it worthy. He would state one thing, that it was entirely American. As long back as the year 1831 he had been struck with the fact that this country had neglected to keep up with the rest of the world, as regards music, and he had then la- mented that such was the case. He at that time commenced the regular study of music under the di- rection of hus friend Mr.Meignen, who was agraduate of the Conservatory ot Paris, the first musical schol in the world; and, with his assistance, he had con+ tinued his researches into the science of music. (Applause,) He would now distinctly say that he wished this producton to stand or fall ll by its own merits. (Great applause.) But not to ig kuin belonged ull the credit of the labor in this undertaking: the author of the libretto was entitled to much. ft had been a mooted pt as to whether the English ie guage was at al companying musical sounds ; and, in orde: that, the author, in this instance, had cae throng a course of study, to endeavor to mould the Pooh tay nage into the proper shape for music, flow far he had succeeded,they must be the judges of. (Great applause.) It had been stated in some of the papers that this was the firet American opera ever written. Such was not the case. Since the yous 1881, he had written not only one, but several grand operas ; but from various causes,none of them kad ever been pro- duced ; but still this, instead of being the first, was the last. It had been written since the month of February last, in his spare moments,and had been vi upon the stage in three weeks. He would here tende: his sincere thanks to Mrs. Seguin, the Prima Denns of the evening, the music of her part had been written with especial reference to her voice, and how she had executed it, the audience had heard; how they were satisfied, he could not know, (im- mense applause) but he knew that as far as he was concerne| ry he was satisfied. He also thanked Mr. Meignen for his efficient direction of the whole piece, and Mr. Chubb for his leading in the orchestra ; he also thanked the remai nor of the performers in a body, also the choristers, not only tor their performance that evening, but also for their attention to the rehearsals, He concluded br saying that if the audience were pleased with a music it was now theirs and they might take it; ifon the contrary, they ol hot like it, to reject it? % There was immense applause on his Tetirin, hind the e rtain, and the piece is announce: ony evening on week. ie music is heavy, very heavy; the being perfectly tedious and full of olay sccompan me if ae te plese generally does not rise al svedioerr ere are two or it, at 1 think will become Topas dal ad fire 3 a! for however, is moderate. demand is to a fair extent, and receipts are made of common quel je at 40 a 45c; prime, for city consumption, is held 50c. Provinioxs—The demand for all articles under this head and prices without alteration. KE drudge casks, we quote firm Western and prison bbls. are he Cotton Market. New Oxtxans, May 28th.—The market was rather t yesterday, the sales only amounting to 1800 bales; is may have been caused in jfome measure by the eprOreeaane in not receivin from Livorpool, due ut Bosi sales of the three days amount to 10,100 bales. quotations. The market is now remain firm at last nearly cleared of Mississispi and Louisiana cotton, and the transactions are principally in North Alabama and Tennessee. The business has been fora greater variety of markets than for some time past, a | taken for the North of Europe and ‘Tri Liverroot Cra Louisiana and Mississippi. a4} Round average lis Crops. epariekce’ inthe vicinity of Pitts- Friday night of last week, ‘are destructive © corn, potatoes and most garden vegetables. One half of the corn crop is ‘The wheat crop has also been seri- Fears appear to be entertained that a 1 the wheat in Mic! severe frost which fell here on Saturday night last. informed that a lot of about 100 acres, near Niles, on le Torerve, appears as though entirely destroyed. It is stated in the Kingston (Canadi fence from the west re: very disastrous. The weather have almost entitely killed the young wheat, leaving whole fields desolate; which, owing tothe unu: sual warmth of April, was in too forward a state to resist the unexpected chills of The Gettysburg (Pa.) Star says there never was a finer pect for the crops of Adams county than now —even and slate lands in the vicinity of cote covered with the most Juxuriant’ crops o! wheat that the eye ever beheld. Two heavy frosts, ox burgh on Thursday’ an said to have been ve declared to be lost. has been badly injured by the the future aint cro] and continued col 4 Sr. Jaco pr Cuma, May 10.—Our market is very firm; a full crop of Cumberland harbor Muscovado, of rather indifferent quality, has been sold this week at prime quality Muscovadoes $3 is the asking clayed sugars little doing, owing to toot tee ket, $3] and 4} a 4 and 6, ere readil: in the market. Bag co! peid for all the = in very good demand; best sorts tor Europe at $6a 7, and the low and triage at 4} 2 5} for ports to Cale and the intorior trade. ing quite abundant ; we notice the following variations in. price current since our last, of the 30th April Batter, , low $17 per 100 lbs; candles, tallow, 10x’ long 6's, 42; fish, small cod, 3, very abu: x; flour, 10} per bbl; ham: 12 plenty; oil, ‘ntale oards on heads) 1} 01] ach; molasses, $17 a 18, Provisions are Manerna, May 1.—We continue to be abundantly 1 plied with wheat and corn, and prices are very low; $16 per moio for wheat, an sales on board were per moio for Indian corn. On Thursday, 5th ‘aate oy K Hackert, to Lavma J only 8.M the Rev. Dr. Higbie, Joun daughter of the late Cap- Ay ‘ith inst. by tee Rev. 8. H. Cone, Mr. Jonn H. Resp, to Miss Hannan Etta Suton. On Thursday, 6th inst. Epmonn L. Funny, infant child of William and Mary Ann Furey, aged 2 months and 2 The friends and acquaintance of those of Martin and James Furey, began edto attend the funeral, to- o'clock, from the corner of Pearl and Cross streets. On Thursday morning, Sth inst Mary Evizanetn, Mary Jane Hartshorn, aged 3 riends of the famil are invited to attend tl a neral, this afternoon at 4 oclock, from 2Grove a tag capable of being fitted for the ac- | ‘morrow ecsey i "5 daughter of Charles E. and Passengers Arrived. penis Florian—W Anneers, and 121 in the steer- in Sean HA Fieatb, Mrs ps. JM bull, Pitas Wayne, eR Holligan, ngers to Arrive. Passe sk aad Fie fem from Curegen for we oe ais b sdon bd JF ‘Gordon, James Rhodes, J fe Hartl art ont mewn Lon fence, Hartlepool; , Plymou An a ston Hieutor, Londons ero, ‘Corky Gemy Boptt omas Bakar; aud Liffey, Bordeaux; Chi Bainda: > ti ‘Victoria, Live: ian, Portsmouth; Jane Loudon; ‘Tom Bowling, Lanter Gogaete, Glaagow, aan Lunre,, May 20.—SId Two Sisters, Philadel UBEC, ro Sisters, jiladelphia; Frances Louisa, Melvilies snd Only Basahior NY orks ‘AppIsox, May 23—Arr Washington, Boston. Fouriano, dine 3—Arr Vincennes, Boston; America, and ‘ave, NYork. Cid Rival, West Indies. Boston, June 4—Arr Swed huge Lis hy pers Car gift New World. Marveilles . eli ea 5 Lon 40, Manto, 2 ds fm Palermo for . hy inco Pty Sarah Pcl, for Fiatndelph pyteb a) signalized T Street, steeriny ¢ 30, spoke Liberty, 29 da fin Live! mage also arr Wil- Tim Brooklivey, Genius; He lesponts Caroline: i i} Malvina; Juli wrence, Ellen Dale, lade ia, Premium, and Planter, Alany; Centurion, Philadelphia. Spoke "| Rone off 8 Shoal of Nantucket, Josephine, fm Oporto for York. ‘Signal for 4 brigs. Cid d John Dunlap, Curacoa; Cape Peter: At ; Cherokee, Ni Qrleons; (Ardennes, Pensaco- tearm ree, jais, Barba- oh Ninoy Troy; Glide, oo ‘and Geo Bateey, alan and ‘3d, ir Anita, Peruambt hue, hh ult, Sid im co with Howard, or Nantucket, 2000 sp. Left Echo, for Phitedelsi Colaie wes ee Bae i wh sp. The ide the voyageont and home in 73.ds, alag arr Tangier, ‘Geo W Gilford; ie Lofland; Champion, and Sultana, Philadelp Detroi Convoy, ‘Washington; Juuo Kendall, Ponee, ath ult. "Soke, Bins at's9, fon 71 10, ‘Amos Patten, hence for Pensacol Fatt River, June 3—Ar Fran y Nortel, eter, eo) Sune 3—Arr Hel i » Charleston; Abm Brown Oregsi: Acheah Dead Emblem, Phiadeiphis; ary Brush, and Olynthus, Rondout; Providence, and N¥ork. Sid, HG King, Philadel Deen abl WaloNvante WA's Fal iver for “Phila eee Nan, WE in port, for a’ harbor. SiiEwrHavans dune S-drr' George Loyal, Porto Biss Sig net, Philadelphia. ‘Sid May Flower; and Smith Tuttle, Wert Indies; 8K Sinith and Elizabeth, Albany. Pittapecritia, June4—Arr Dublin, | Londonderry, B more, Boston; Oregon, Hartford; Irene, Ni 1a a M Clayton; Lafayette: Lyco Tease, and kK Lucy. Boston; Mary 'T Willetts, Croton, Genin Yous Lexiogtoa, Salem; Miami, Stonington; William Young, Pro- vidence. Ricumonp, June 3—Arr Aid, Boston; Virginia, NewY ork— Sid Elisha Ruckman, Fall 'Witaixatox, May 90—Arr Sami N Gott, Gaudaloupe: wmphy “Antigua;'off the Bar, Baltic, Gaudaloupe. Cid,” Viola, fassau. Groncetown, SC, May 31—Cld Diploma, Brigadoes; Gen. Clinch, Nantucket. LESTON, , June 2 Arr Wallace, Antwerp. At 32, long Pros) elfast fm Va sO ar , from jes, In the offing, York, touched f pool, "lat, ar Catherine, NVorks Hepsilia, Ma with panera for this port. ft. Ves- erona, do: dom sah ‘ules iat Sion 20, fell in with two estate a and abatdoned, one f'them had a mast standing stippe..) tl ‘spare were all” gune—su Emil; le, tor sie ea Ral aiver ity tlt, ‘ae’ %, ected ‘haw ing—28tl it 4, i ng, ofthem| Ite buts Sue bar did‘ aov take ta whale Bid, of them had Brasso: nay ay i8-Cld Philogonto, and Marchioness of Burr, ork wero Onuraxs, "hhay Ela Mozart, Havana; Cohaney, N By Last Night’s Southern Mail. . Prnapeuriia, Sunes Art, Reindeer, Palermo, April 6; Star, and Ironsides, NYork. Below, Zelica, Birtuwone, Juvet—Arr Harp, and Direct, NY ork; Eliza He ORFOLR. Jnved—Cld, Tasso, West Indies. Sid Erin, and ashe ee Bir ct, ateensesasstsnnnennienintaniiiisantaasnas Charles, Fall HARPS—REMOVAL wen yoo EROOMS To No. st Broadway, Washington Hall. J-&F F. B Rowse, faker Troe of Improved Paes Patent and 6 octaveDouble Action Harps,| Sends sh. the musical world, removi ey rooms to the above commodius premises, and would call theit special ‘attention donee unique, an and, beaut ful specimen of uble action, st sta Music, pus aces my! imdk Were”? shonestans ‘Bhabidnel tine THR BG! Pi ERNST: Teacher of the Flute and a Guitar, would apinform the lovers of Masi, that he hat now forsale one of celebrated Instruments; constructed in every very respect in secorissce trie Conaben tn nig se tea aceand Letion norel A o be seen et PHILIP ERNST"S Music Raloon, 385 Broadway, near Aaa my8 Im’ AEOLIAN HARPS. NYG & CLARK ieet purchased patent right for tinct eee ‘s ment to the Pianoforte,” for the United States, (excepting Massachusetts,) announce to e public, that they are now prepared to su; my Pianofortes mi poe improvement attached, or to attach the e same to any le horizontal } Pianofortes. In regard he durability orn} javention N. & C. are prepared to the most pre- judicec |, their own critical examination "and oy rience ‘warrant | therm i in the assertion, that ‘olian” will remain in tune in any climate, ill not be affected by transitions of aries es @ most satisfactory warrantee is given with each instru public are invited to examine the‘ olian Pianofortes” at their ware-room, 210 Broadway, opposite the Park, ‘where also may be found an assortment of 6, 6% and 7 Octave Fianofortes, both in heed and mete cases, m25 6m*rc USI M, saat ree pace matte | 8 &e., ina Res moderne new i Inductive ‘An improt soe erect nbove city rel Sr on i neitleitiones No. % aoe NEW MUSIC. F RILEY & CO., 297 Broa ay Publish apd ke oa hand # an extensive assortment of New. and jionable which they offer for sale at wholesale and retail it a eet Homible prices,” ‘They manufacture Instruments of euperior qua: le they sell, being practica id thine differen: branches of teir busisens: Siions Bast at the most reasonable rates. my22 Im*rre TBS. OLD FILES, bat tie 10, Ce a on a Hie makin ey AN Bivention of mantfacturers. nd amie, Ply at No, 106 Water atroet ie MULHA USEN PRINT ' ORES: 'O RENT or for sale, on exceediny ingly modet splendid Paintworks, Dye and leaching Hi ratus, Machinery and Fixtures thereon and Southwark, Pilledel fadelyhia, below the Navy Yor Wwsen’ Printworks eve Works arg possessed of ample water priviléges, and pe steam engine boilers and drying cans, and the premises linrly well ri cither for ealieo’ printing or for 8 roll ill. Ay ry “ng awd (0.5 ‘pareh Al Ys py ghee, Hfrimen vit Rotter bel ‘& i 4 T bier 884 ak iat kee oro M Corton, G Bulkley “a Bet ‘in fy ake ali i P Nablene b bas tig ALE AND a BOTTLING ESTADLISHL ‘SH . N°®2 ANN a STREET, ye orth Amery Monn reruray iy in nce tha it red and rug ESied, ta hopes by by strict attention to Peskeess oft to merit a con- Philadelphia Porter OAL TN cae, Croton Ale, calidon J Brown Stout, Orders for shipping attended to with despatch. hil ec G'E, ST, NIGOLAB—IF the wind should be, favorable the steatnboat Hereion, at Wittchall a Ir telesk oh applicnt on. |." Extract from the “ Philad ees Fabry SEGAR FACTORY, 71 DIVISION found Hong and ET = ee = The subscribers oii Seen she stock of Havana Se ie Cabana, = e a Socslogine,, as Ln Pam be Palin, Se a on Fans ity H. FABRE CO £27 3m*re few street, comer of Wall. GAN AA SEGAR R STORE, J. Sy: GANS. No. Wiljam meet informa Dia frends ang | 2 + the public in general, Sains he Pant a Sener at ai Se Miewlee chaos |e “— plbmaemespess ett sat sapeoe etior quality. pein Nae. La Fraganzia, We » La Palma, Ca ludie, Tn Cuban La Esperanza, De Noevego, te ‘LaNorma, orp ose’ Totten, rabucas, Napoleons,” Aseulapia, Canones," j.bogdon and smal sige ‘Sogars, of various brands, Principe, Tie adi jor Thesd ral pavonage ier piaxinorce thes ep Ve ootrers fi er | Himself'ta ude his best effets to deserve the samefbr tne fucste. myl3 Im*re 000 GAVANASEGARS, imporedby M. AN. Gi 5 shee willes rand Ceeoiorn toate sites’ Panete Cubrey Werer Segars ao. ‘small sizes; Napoleons, Bornes, pe ane To ao oe fRown house, Just are. by the (agi eee Colon and th GENUINE IMPORTED HAVANA SEGRE T E SUBSCRIBER offers for at wholesale and retail, the following choice brands of Segars; in point of ‘quality there is none superior in this city t— lorinda, pelea Hesle, + Regali Principes, of pony Paige oid Poin N. EZEKIEL, 92 Nassaa. my12 im*ec Directly opposi site the Herald Buil PIRCE’S First Premium Patent two Oven Tauees ‘* combining economy, con’ poland, als SaaS out of fe a re i up by. the subscriber an to give heats rae Paky spon eel be abn way With oat the least expense to GEORGE PIRCE, m29 Imm ih Boe Bioadivay, FL RP ANNE MH, JAMES, 21% Brongway, opyosite the Park, oF W fara for ale, wh esate ond "ayail the follawing choice ich he vere remane portea, wis te = etelas, EI Regulador. i Regulator, ‘Small Size. iposa, Cub ‘Werner, ‘Superior Plantations M E] Regulador, ma7-yM&St Im*re ALEXANDER’S TRICOBAPHE. A NEW AND INVALUABE DISCOVERY, BEING A liquid Dye, which instantaneously cl the color of the I brown or black, without injury to.the hair 0 aperigrity ‘of this. Dye consists in its easy stantaneous effect hours to produce any change, Ite perio xcellence will be apparent to every one upon a single Daily Sun.”—Acexanpen’s ove on te hake is truly o- tonishing, i eae » our ofis, ad the change from gray to black was iinet a daiact from the" Philadelphia, Daily Foram.”—Several of Aesutintances have recently applied to thei bat the vl: Ble liguid Dye known as Alexanders ‘Tricobaphe—a new discovery wid basin no ease failed to produce the fect. Immediatel; applying it to gray hair or whiners i itimparts a sa begufal bo row OF black color. For sale by toa beauti ton ists, 110 Broadway ; Aspin- J & Taylor, 81 Mmden ie Werte cis 8 Ei priaelpal druggists throughout the United States, orf sole agents, G. A. WRIGHT, 23 South mylim*je philadelphia. FEATHER BE D, MATERASS RASS AND BEDSTEAD 156 AND 158 GREENWICH STREET, Comf ‘Toilet Tables. SSSSES y, black: wala, pa at meal, plate | ws sue, ty Mey tye and Gah. ‘he attention neo moe public is seopeially ahet to the pee Poet ree ta he ss seal Go scannd fa ca edvectoomsert.: They bare lewn toes 4 foun year Fated mr arvepan pomed ye et nae Be, te too] ‘Ameriosn over been 30 Sicereriteocete wronmen ot too spiem cok te pricks! Ever vedo vats amie cot do wi without the ove CURE YOURSELF—PRIVATE DISEASE. ¥, Cure Yourself,” and escape the mortification and shame of appl applying to the humerous quacks infesting this and every city, Mi sole object, is sordid gain at the expens: alth and your peace of mind—whose consequences, on your children, is worse than the dis Delaying cure and accumulating expense, at length | prostrate and peunyless forever Ti y.and mi Rot tue quack species ifics because , they are eo | Seer eh a0 ale aelous ndoopation e ich 80 far from giv jeast inform: alerm, Te aS erence ct ek to “Binck' tls” or "Blue Pill Por ‘some m ‘fic. ‘The epee tere ty clcgeust te tesgacs ia lice, by the advertiser, from neglected, or mal-treat- moat virulent end poisouons , has induced Risteckar at iecloor’ ce calvereally sescenstel ia sfece ing a thorongh eure, by which every oue who las unfortai ded to the temptations around momentarily yiel bly cure himeelf, wit without violence, to his sei i jones to ons ry, by, address MM Cloquet, M! SRgecoine ‘ein Me ‘sent by mailPrice $5. Part so the cnt symptoms of dise: e symptoms of cure are speci im, can infall recel "Connection with thes subject an ion, if possible, of sil ‘more vital importance, viz: the mean ashy rch its con! Ei‘tade impossible, and thus of this fouthe sonechinine tad ESS te MEER A Bylihich this most desirable end an he ‘heained can sas, ie ob ob by addressing as above. Price $5. DOCTOR J. P. TARBELL’S CELEBRATED PILLS. MM de oe ESE set known and jnable Pills. ig Iran for their beneficial effects, are now coming the aod beedier family medicine of the dy pane rm 7 erife for the cure or prevention maf (not wilt the di di- ‘ir to) but for the Aneligy =x! ~ aac tons, By =i a, Piles, eadaches, J =| aa I ilious, and Tbiaeecn of the Chests my Ty ioe unrivalled, and no family should be without be used. cure temedy tor roof all ages a) ‘Directions, in tach ¥ hout bearing the simile of the pri on the weet ‘or sale, wholesale a if Farmar Tee RS RELL eres, jroome and De EARBEEL will be in hi ff Broome and Mulberry streets, foun 890 9° A'ML. foo Diana's to 9m the eves: "N.B. ‘Those wishing to obtain the sole agency for these Pills, Ne State, can ‘arrangements to that areal of dratng th propecia sore ‘A Pate |S allowable. imbee LL CARES in ee Bu ical @ Medics I especially A hon SP ton funding, can ete advice and medicine oT endear on nether aIne or Tee MD MEDICAL NOTICE. OCTORS R. & J, BLAKE, Coirulting Surgeons esta- Diisied in 1a forthe treatment of i dineares of ofthe Oe gary and Genital Organs have, removed belt priv Noss Dey atteet, Woe Block, Troms he. Rrenklin tlouse A extensive praciesin several thousand canes enable them fo toatl Femarkably quick cures in every stage of the disease. without restriction or mercury. Syphilis on ite Ton’ pearance, ax well asin ia more aggravated form, permane Cured in an incredibly short time, Gleet in» few days or hours., Strictures of lon fading ma week. ties thay rely on beg erected with kt skilly iutegri and strict secresy. Sufferers from earl deat sk ‘will meet Where especi rete attention and an infallible remedy. oderate. _mjtimtec OFFICE 2 DEY STREET. R. MARSHALL HALL’S R, CORDIAL Ione ofthe elas Ph a eae Uits aber? tectee ol It isnow used in his practi (ges gin nounity ‘of Fang! thesagh the sontiagee of Raargpe, took tn story instante were garding to directions, Has produced de most happy fe suits. Tenot only restores of lite, bat isoxclusive: f pe fromm a disor. i the ant ad Secoraae ol toe eae faculties of life Ces stim Soutictonsd del m ria ma al sy whi Tih Somalltg Gaeeeeiteb pera tha} fie ry aces the individual in m state of anxie- a> | {daring the rrnalnder of life. The consequences arising {rem opera are not confined to its pure physical re- sult, but branch to meral ones—constitutional weakness, sexual brought on by asecret habit toda in by youn jy ten og frequently ladsiged ied in is oe Pew ta on spepsiay weakness o amnal of the back, confuston of intellect, forgetfuhneas™ palitation uf the hear, nfesion toxociety,conkuimpion, eanielation, are the ‘Ghee tes, erogularity, obstrae. sean Prgemoved sn bel ees — we | tes, Price $2 per ore Sold att jane st. agi Im*re THIRD EDITION THE PRIVATE ALR EATISE. Y DR. RALPH. B ESIGNED to enable indivi Ra aloar'and futhtat dacerialon auenily mistaken for veneren, Sxtortions and decept Pe authors Tank wo graduate of din! tion from Sir Ay of Lond Br: Prpaick, of Philp 3h ers, anid mn "to ref all img ciuaaaeraan ran eae eae To be had oly at ‘at 88 Greenwich street, ‘sent by post unbow a BLA ips confined himself to an last fourteen years this city, and is well int +, & few doors from Broadway, ls offices are in Bo pax ee, * pink se py oma rs to Bor 4H, Lowes Post Office, Privateentrance fo inner office door in the evening. Medical is still conidentally co ieee Of a dalicars eae nature hie pies Yisher pews Bsowst come DEBILITY, NERV! Some and' Nerdy causing hn object eine nt Cad theoyst cil peal and le that i polUiE FOLLOWS CURE, FOLLOWS CURE Bare te ay Wood N a eh hows re ga Hien para weed by her phy CONGTIFV TIONAL, ari- the passions pny AX epiasiens, thet eds and egronred ron we cennedto indulge the hope of re- me he hear, of the numerous ct a Cones x fined ae wait i I gl 9 ce in the has buatiaamidl reseued “rom the as ees pat ie edher case hopel of the parties the te are, by ‘ihe Dr. emma oi he Doctor being ta ete the city, guarantees a oy post paid, pon Sy street, Open rors ih Os PM Medical Aid. fates ithome as usual, day and valuable remedy, peat Sie idan and then ie rere’ ° fle! ving le in her arr Bat inthis reli is Le cra me street, roa East Broad cu come sien ‘ra gudtald wholesale an but he Cy aes 4 i ws it names, exiahs pe sounds ELIXIR OF LOVE. 8 the toueh of earth, stored vigor, acti Luciny a CORDIA reine ce abe bt that this te frac, aud rere not the aubject of toa delicate ne tenet ott invalid wh vy and confidence desire a private care, own ‘doce If its nestructions coat ea oa = y the author, Sepagera are seeded to, rh gg it will sable acre oan testit ‘unrival ‘and at the following Drag this Corals especie for Lene eats a ay us “rerivandt ia in fact veriietd reno (or the ena) eg jelicate rvaioceneat every ( ona! to which the most ot, put tor auy sea ie offi itis ie offen ated above, whether will be found asafeand ‘sovereign Bae eterally ayon she secret street. ite street, and Toth 6 apa of . trary, it fet arm relneation “Gnihe co aye mt rinanant renewal of the natural et will fully convince the purchaser treet, New York. Gis 18 Falion sgets New ro, ae ne G. K. es tt M. LY c DOCTOR MOR HI EON « ye We conte af hates von, cures without merew t cases, particularly * ins ein URETHRA-we cured by Di ya Re 7 are aualagous with apparatus, none but bd the truth ed we oa citi ciples, 8 Nor i ce feces Malia oe patient As be sym nel any of the above named me. bottle, or $24 per dozen. ISEASES OF TAR URINARY Se as ERTS ature ronje and Acute Diseases of babe Hence fn habit ny yeul gal pote or ee i ae x holds no onarenesion Hak medical preten Piseats the diy S his ve jomas a his fie aed frice 19 a any fron A. ent 10P. 0P. My daily. VACCINATION TO PREVENT srr et ging elas. iarbor, Le 1 ati OCTOR CORBITT, Member of the University of New York, also Member of the Medical Societ; ed his fice fr ae street to. 3 liver street, pear © ; may be consulted confid nal delicat cate nature, SI of ceria classes of "A en ‘Halle pothecaries Hal n Bag atl Newark, Dre tide a Ter hoe am ox HE MEDICAL PANTHEON, 66 Gold st— themselves of th the rede ul apply without ek mo 3 t Physician and Surgeon. Di ‘Wheeler, Oculist. No. 29 (ate re GREENWICH STREET, NEAR THE Barrery, New Yorx, EVOTES his exclusive atte Tifaen iywell wells Ly toe general to the treat tages of | petcluation’ here A mpi is in in ates or aa ete he teat ment 9 ile Jens en anced phage page Ris‘eksttinhed ee Docker Frepeiation foe shill ang respecseon , Stri re 3 cera di attention. tain disease in any of its TEWARD-CHOB = SPECIFIC LS Say a when samest be oo: 85¢ Por the cure of Gon Strictures and ubject, any disorder o! pi samo tirely cured by him. of alc texcona ‘which can be seen at his office, will ractice ia not exceeded either in any other Oculist in dl mplaints of the f generation. edies patil forthe above complaints, this satisfy the public, that pal or suecess by ey of Dre ‘Wheeler has made nent manufacturer in. itive which nearly resem le the yok ge iene Fe rtetteditiee ence heey geet. 2 Dr. ‘Wheeler will insert and furnis! Office oe from 8 ot Mi, and 1 o’clock pata ‘and permanent cure, without the least re- ‘exposure, or change in application to bu- quackish” ‘recommendation to, deceit does not speak for itself, _ os! i, Or less is to notify where it can be a single case. of recent 210 ‘Mixture will not effecta rapid cure un- ues that eeerioore Bervadies Jn sophe of so- matrimonial abd single, Dresenced witha remedy by which they can € for n conriers es ps of be be'orought in whi heh eu selves without the 1 Teast exposure, in the sl.ortest time possible. ‘a isease counot ney Lom pono if'a dose of the Mix- i, AND 1 DR. DIOSSY pe ake night on goit DR. POWE: OCULISTS AND OPHTNALMIC SURGE! Eg Temoved ¢ to the tregamec at W latel ‘oceupied by Dr. EY fall directions accompanying it, at Thei athe. One Vote Tasts a week which generally chred— any are cured in two da practice 1s czelugively confins co ‘all hapa 5, 192 Kroatien , corner of dfor five years with oe of hin Br, vel ly cel Dr. biowy. ‘was a pupil ‘and subsequently act tthe poor treated Siisaaly from 4 to TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED. PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE’S HYGEAN RENOVATOR. N all those cases where manly vigor is impaired, where the mental = physical powers are prost destructive Tabi eta ‘outh, id debi: EYES, EYES, EY ical ye etn ss ae: PGS NO HINDRANCE ie ACT Bios Na THE LOSS OF FEET AND ork Leg Maker, as “aif Sg hese) pe Manica AR py omen emissions ¢ found an infallible the organs of leatolesion’ in both sexes,to t baal eation, sed tu loves Impotency, by. jofusing new instances the effect is mstan- onic gleets and whit remove sterility, by restoring a healthy uterine action. hysicians who have prescribed ions, as also, i Dysver only manu! ctuter of Uy never fails to cure e Toei F Winey: shy, vee, made and worn an "ot ounces, and i Avigad to for thirty-tve io al satan | —Copious directions accompany each bottle. MEDICAL NOTICE. Sreeret yy PA CITIZENS bene! “ie any — Xd lercurial, or other v2 been role eu Fearel'by qonchs, hed betur caretally Perec pee Surat July I contracted a certain private dis- mediately applied to a doctor, who promised to cure T continued with him two ogy ‘but was gra- dally get worse; I tried on iter ar each eth discovered the ol a SEG letters = DRS. arent ¢ EDWARDS, AURISTS, seca yt haga tad digcang that mile _ lew. eof on his hii) are Ee ae “Jamaica acovsric DROPS. ent Deafiess, Ear Ache, Pains, Buzzing: collections of hard wax or vitiatec ‘organs. ‘Their Acoustic Oil has been a popula, of the ears for upwa poate to go into the how pt me under a course * vat and nose were boomy ye Vege cers. ware @ complete ive nfe any ‘more inti Piel A aa curative. ‘in all diseases If under the Ewenty years. “Ofices remaved to 381 Broadway corner of Whit, your care oa ool to om eae Carpenter nd Apne Harlem, a Warrants to cure every case, jeture aud Semin: Mi t ‘wish this publi a, VERREY’S TINCTURE AND LOTION OF INVIGORATION. sending, of Gl Gleet, Stri MPORTANT MS ewuss inted DE, LAUNE feith the patient's habits. of! 17 Duane | street, Cooper, of ee Physi in who sdvertioes “READ RHE FOLLOWING _ 55 RE EEEa Maire of ‘kyon, ‘Sri the he id reputation, 9 Lat. seca a i sa ar connubial intercourse, flo ae he nei eaten remedy, iti is a ¢ Figor mid warmth the aa being maybe hued separate ode is Hgts iy pala mamedl Medicine and Pharmacy 95 NASSAU STREET. oe ADVICE 1% IVATE' DISEASES. HE MEMBERS of the New York College of Medicine sud Tharmacy, established for the suppression of quacke pin rs, and are etter, with ful directions tor use, 1e—price three dollars for a aera Packs vere lollars for five pewter paid, coutain an co lost Tere re viring HUNTERIAN DISPENSARY, 3 Division Street, New York, ESTABLISHED A. D. '¥ THE PRESENT PROPRIETOR, om the sudcessfal eet ofa omg he ates Das an peteatel andtime may be thus avoided. One of the mem! College, for many years connected with the principal at in Europe for the cure of those complaints, attends ere tation daily from 8 A. M, to7 Terms-—Advice and Med ORTANT TO COUN country, and finding it inconvenient to make per can have forwarded to them « chest containe vel fequisite to perform a radical eure, b tly, together with Teceived. elsewhere, if ‘on to Rose ce u pe nperncne ‘accompany. e: ed fo effegaaliy cure al Sasen no salen ick - invent in the ayatern, with less CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED. HE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared b Medicineand Pharmacy of fidently recommended for all cases of ‘of any kode 0 i sterility, or barrenne moet bottles 31 eh 77 Kf pelt dozen $5; caretully HAUS SPECIFIC PILLS, tne, sleet seminal missions, Ds BBC BOT maybe consulted ¢ eT 3 7 ad where attic es Prreaes of he the Bl eer estes ite year rar uconen| le him to warranta 9 crvot Rew York, OR the radical eset aud all crocorparulent, ultof twenty years re iy in the Hospital ‘le are prowounced by their celebrated Suventor, an infallible remed; ‘fect a cure in « mucl without taunting the breath, Sagres wit Price $1 per box- not mi jisenses 7A. M. te woe. Me MEDI ‘AL AND SURGICAL O| OCTOR JOHNSON, 17 the: ree. is of By; practitioner t) the destracti -_ any other remedy, the stoinach, or confinement from business. RICORD'S ALTERRATIVE MIXTURE, juane street, so well known tc so) -* » most successta) on ie inease su erro timeout pay variety of Ve Say oaeal My pats are not States, but they come from aL sits on sayaverers, m patients this purifier without di son ean consider inelf safe after having the venereal disease, without enaroaaaly cleansing the system with this justly ocle- ; inf cases of half a dozen at parts of the Union. OF SARE PA- em mid anne Te coNcEN' RAT RAC ny forma in is ‘coun: as @ el TIAN. TAN D in the en treatment of r ‘m0 ‘omer en ure Vogt ca ay tier wate any cute ca in = by youn A eet by one hal iry effects vighicg jis or an ones