The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1845, Page 4

yhich is situate | had the cry been made once, whea, as bold as Bona- parte, out walked William, the music, with resolution in his. ‘us hand, eviden o the instrument r orming a solo on his own tru vhich was decidedly of a “ aken down, as follows, by a distinguished stenogra- tory or depot of charts, a building w half a mile beyond the President’s House, west- word, onthe common. Last might he repaired to the Observary for the purpose of inspecting, through said instrament, certain double stars’ nebula, and what not, but more particularly, the new comet which has so unexpectedly made his appearance at a sign of “Kingdom Come,” to the Millerites. remained at the Observatory till ‘past one o’clock, when, on foot, he left for his lodgin, at the United States, j a was intercepted at the intersection of two streets or roads on the common (for the city in that neighbor- hood is as yet a mere lithograph) by two men, a stout muscular man being the principal, with a more slender and delicate fellow as his assistant. er robber, “I want yt hat he did not make ita tice to carry money with him from home at ni The robber gave Mr. P. to understand that he knew all about. his movements of the day amountof money which he oy plinting a pistol at the head of i. r of ok pers prepared to add one more gem triumphs of the night, by per- character, was Lapies axp Gentlemen : After the fatigue necessarily attendant upon it can scarcely be expected. th ¢ ‘ir pictured on the faces of the The difficulties in the way of uew opera are very great, arising from the have here no national standard; for whilst every other wt and science has been cultivated amo: of music has been utterly n been written according to tne obe judged by the severest crit {avors to mysel rs down town, amile and a ha ‘his opera has hest rules of art, and is isms of art. For your , personally, I thank yor ask nothing; the dignity of art disdains al applause from all parts from exquisites in the boxes.) It been incorrectly stated that this is the first American opera—it is not soten or thirteen a boy, I thought that I would write an opera, because I thought that it was the only thing Americans had never tried, whilst we had becoine proficients in every other Payne,” said the lai ney!” Mr. P. replied years ago, when 1. P., accordingly, nake an immediate Mr. P. however, resisted, though a simall man, rather than yield at discretion, when the thiet fired—the whole charge passing by the side of the temples of his vietim, and burning his hair,while s of two slugs upon his forehead show that My-P. was set upon by knocked down, robbed of his pocket = contents, amountin, ! dollars, and left on the ground in a state He soon recovered, however, und lodgings, not having sutler- ed any material physieal injury, From remarks which fell from the robbers, during the struggle, it would appear that these brigands had watched Mr. P. through the whole of the day, mentioning even the store at which he had left his 4 The police are on the alert; but from the start of the robbers, of several hours, An identification of resource; which money, we learn, , and 100’s of Boston and New Weare strongly of the opinion that rs yet in this very city. ate Great excitement and indignation prevails in gard to this shameful bus W. Philadelphia. [From an occasional Correspondent.] Puitaverrnia, June 7th, 1845. Grand Opera by Fryand Brother—Excitement among the Quakers—Great rush to the Theatre—“ Leono- ra,” plot, scenery and incidents— The commencement of the new musical revolution—Awful commotion among the flats and sharps—The great speech of the great Fry—Terrible time among the professors, §c., (Great laughter, round to find some applause.) So | loo oue to teach me, when | alighted upon the gentleman who so ably led the orchestra to-night. modest face of the susceptible gentleman, a graduate of the Conserva eat composer, from Pale I then wrote ano} since then I have written several operas, which c.rcum- matters not, has prevented (Cheers.) Four or five (Blushes on the the robver was in earnest. Meignen.) Under that. to some. twenty- 1 sini, and then of insensibility. was enabled to reach h them from being brought out. months ago some of my friends asked me to write an opera; | refused, and told them 1 had given up all that sort of thing—-however, I set to work at las 4, during the course of th: ly seen among the a the first opera, it is the last.— xes.) I think ‘it my duty here to return my thanks to those who have been engaged in the fatigue of getting up this opera, and first to the prima donna of the evening, for the faithful manner in which she has illustrated the music. That lady came among us a few unknown, and by her own merits has place: that high station to which her talents entitle her—the for her voice, and she has ‘9 the gentlemen of the cho- rus, many of them amafers, I am under great obligations; many of those amaters were never engaged in a drama- tic chorus before, and were not aware of its arduous character until they engaged in this oj Thave also to thank Mr. Chubb, the former leader of the Park orchestra, New York, who came here ive his aid in getting up this oj ifficulty arose as to the leade: his right, proving that his modesty is equal to his merit. (That’s more than can be said of you”-from a gentleman in the orchestra box.) ‘To go behind the curtain—I have ell Smith, for his suberb scenery ; d also, my thanks are due to the gentlemen of the or- ra, for the fatigue they have taken in rehearsing the music, which has taken eight.houcs on several occa- i before you, I think it my duty to say, ra, it is eminently due this opera of evenin, watch to be repaired. | tat instead of this beily is (Great sensation in the we are apprehensive of perhaps, the on. was chiefly in & (Great and decided ap- part was written express! nobly acquitted herself. ra—they have ra, and who, when a , cheerfully relinguished also to thank Mr. Ri Dear Bennerr—The long agony is over—the child is christened, and ‘‘Alleghania” has at last an opera of its own—musical taste is on the ascendant, and native Mozarts yet unborn shall lisp with gratitude, in after ages, the mighty jname of Fry. has taken place ; ‘rue opera has been produced, and Quakerdom breathes freely once again. At an early hour on Wednesday, the sighing of belles, the yawn- ing of beauxs, and the restless impatience of the lower ten million, showed evidently that the next greatest event in these diggings since the late race (so called) between Peytona and Fashion, was about Before the doors of old Drury were opened to the anxious public, grou viduals thronged the pavement in tre, and lounged in graceful nonchalance against the ings of Parker’s oyster celler. of the doors, boxes and orchestra were crammed at one rush, and the enthusiastic Fryites in the pit, whilst mopping their ** broiling” faces, candidly owned that they were in a “stew.” ‘The orchestra, once so effective under the grace- ful Chubb, was now under the control of the scien- tific Meignen, who, with his baton before him, ap- ared in good condition for his airy race, in which e expected to “beat time.” The space for the or- chestra was considerably enlarged by an outrageous invasion upon the rights of the taken up byawhole army of fid : lincellos,and a troop of bass viols, which were operated upon by a score of broad backed professors, who felt it to be their bounden duty to make their shoulders stick up above the railingas much as possible, much to the discontent of the pitites behind them, who not being able to see through the brawny backs of the catgut ticklers, insinuated that it wasa very ‘The appearance of the boxes was brilliant and fashionable, the most distinguish- ed persons whe adorned them being the Hon. Geo. M. Dallas, our “worthy Vice,” and Monsieur the “the demnition foine” man milliner. uished Fanny Kemble Butler graced the stage box iding her face as much as a huge fan, ‘over which she occasionally peeped at uondam lord, “Pierce Butler,” wh hiswind in his late awful encounterwi volunteered to do the flute solos in the orchestra. At the given signal from the leader, the orchestra commenced the overture with a tremendous series of crashes, which came over the audience like a concatenated chain of thunde: ear had recovered from the shock, the usual conco- mitants of a grand overture were noted; the fiddles would now rumble away in the lowest notes of a tom cat’s grumble, and then whiz up with awful shiiekings to the alto of a steam whistle—the trum- cornets brayed most melodiously—the oboes, clarionets, and flutes would alternately soar up above all of them, as if trying who should go ahead—when crash-rumble would roar out the big- bellied violoncello, as if highly indignant at any such endeavors—and then the whole druins, fiddles, and triangles, would join in, and de- velop« the harmony, by trying which could make the After the last grand crash, the conduc- the audience applaud- that if any praise is due to this 0] to the composer of the words.—(Great gratification visi- ble on the face of “my brother Joe,” who was discover- ing from behind the curtain)—for what would the e without the words? Indeed it is a triumph of uage, for it shows that it is a language which can be adapted to operatic performances, a matter which has previously been left in great doubt. (Tre- mendous applause—cries of “bring out another, Fry,” from the pitites.) I fear, ladies and gentleman, that I have spoken too long, as ‘my fatigue has prevented me from having either coherence or condensation in my re- opera, if you like it, take it; if you xit Fry, buttoning up his coat with great determination, as if prepared for either state of the the English la don't, reject it. ( Great and tremendous applause, cheers, enceres, and bravoes, from all parts of the house for fifteen minutes, when the audience made their exit from the theatre, at2 o’clock, A.M., precisely, the majori- ty_exclaiming, in the language of Mons. Mallet, “Me gets some slcep, no navare.” Last night the opera was again produced to a high- ly enraptured audience, when about one hour was taken off of the time of performance, and the gene- ral idea is, that more might be shaved off wil vantage, as the shorter ’tis cut the longer ’twill run. ps of excited indi- Tont of the thea- At the opening Philadelphia. [Correspondence of the Herald.] Puivaverenia, June 7, 1845, Our city and district was the scene of two deeds of violence yesterday and this morning, which breaks in with a shock upon our us@al quiet. About five o'clock yesterday afternoon, a colored barber named Southhard, having a wife and family, proceeded to_the house of a woman in St. Mary street, with whom he was on terms of unlawful intimacy, shot her in the abdomen, and im, mediately blew his brains out. He died jnstantly, but the woman still survives, and is expected to recover, The other deed of violence alluded to above, was a high- way robbery, committed about one o’clock this morning upon a butcher named Jesminger, in the vicinity of Third and Wharton streets, Southwark. Jesminger was on the road to his slaughter house to prepare for the morning’s market, when he was attacked by three men, knocked down, and while insensible from his injuries,was robbed The watchman of that beat was attracted to the spot by th ened as to permit The weather is extremel; quently comfortable and in demand. Considerable stir exis! pit, and the extra room lers,a squadronof vio- base vile proceeding. claps; as soon as the hot, and baths are conse- ‘among the office expectants of this city concerning the recent appointments by the col- lector, and there is much speculation as to the effect of the administration not confirming a number of names which have been sent to Washington. But this sti nothing to the commotion which exi: who have been turned out. front of the State House, Gen. others, gathered in groups and looking as if they were conspiring the entire destruction of the administration. Their threats of dire revenge are terrible, and you may round shake under your feet Poor fellows! they are really to be ‘Tylerism was their destruction. of Time Works Wonders, now perform- ut and the Arch, is truly a sterling co- medy. Both these establishments produc lent style. At the Arch there s among the men can be seen daily in fall, Sutherland and expect soon to feel the with their efforts. tor laid down his baton, ani ed most vigorously in approbation of its having fi- nished, and several elegant young men, with “ mus- keeters on their upper lips, and, fli is” cried ** bravo” very vociferously. Here the curtun rose to lively music, and discovered the “chorus of cavaliers,” which was composed of sun- en with good voices and bad legs, many of them gentlemen ainateurs, who had on this spe- cial occasion volunteered to strain their throats and show their shanks in honor of native genius. chorus, lifting up their voices, horrified every “son of temperance in the house, by shouting “fill up, fill up the vine-wreathed cup,and drain its golden well,” @ request which was shortly attended to, for the cups were soon well drained; then Montalvo and Alferez (Brunton), entered and hel sing song dialogue ed in Montalvo’s expressing his tion that “ King Death was a rare old fellow”—to which the chorus responded “ hurra” most empha- tically. “Next, Valdor (Richings), the father of Leonora, made his appearance, when, the chorus im- mediately went off into ecstacies, with “‘ Oh Leon- ' ina style which forcibly reminded us of the unfortunate Miss Bailey;” then, in the next scene, Julio (Frazer), is discovered lamenting his poverty, and evidently proving “ that chill penury restrai his noble rage”—and finally determining to suffer heroicully the pangs of love, when Montalv isa “sacked lover,” entering, offers him gol all that sort of thing, to go off'and court this Leonora and which Julio finally accedes ps the question ie wedding takes ing-downs on their announces that ring a marriage certific: tion for a pension for the widow of a revolutioi ike; he has not been indicte: The preliminary examination only is now before the U. 3. Court, and the bel d, An interesting case against purser Bu the usages of pursers of the indicted for al 8. navy,is before the same , it is expected, be terminated on Tues- There se rwthing ‘mew in. the sock. markat, ‘Seles were light to-day and prices were well maintained. Texas notes have improved }. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, Finst Boarn, June 7—250 shares Wilmington 18}; 30 do Schuylkill Bank7}; 200 do Reading RR 25}; $3000 $5000 Texas Notes 124; Louisville Bank 79}; 97 do Wilmington 183. Srcoxp Boann—5000 State bs, 5 ds, 74; 5000 do, b ds, 744; 4 Far & Mech Bk 41 jank 83; 50 Wil RR bo, ES COMMERCIAL. New York, Saturday, June 6. Astxs—The demand for pots is limited, and we quote $376 8881}. Pearls are steady at $4.0 4.06}. We annex a statement of the stock on hand the 6th instant :— Stock on hand, last report, bbls. Reeeived this week, bbls.... about Leonora, which finally ‘cided convic- 45,90 N. 0, Gas 34}; 23 Gi- ‘ds, 189. asa disguised prince, Matters go on as usual—Julio —Leonora (Mrs.Seguin)accepts—tl 1ace—Montalvo rubs his hands with glee—Leonora ads too late that her husband’s only castle is a cha- teau d’ Espagne,” taints; her father comes in, blows the usual songs, scenas, e place, secundem artem, and Julio goes off and enlists as a soldier, a /a Claude Melnotte, with this diflerence, that this scene transpires in Spain; so that the only real variance is, that Bulwer’s hero takes “French leave,” whilst Fry’s pet “ walks Spanish.” In the lastact he comes back, as we overheard a pit wit observe, as “ one of the hidalgos what wears the sombreros,” talvo having “come the giraffe” over Leonora’s making him believe that is dead, and wishes to force Mrs. Julio marrying him, Delivered this week... . Stock on hand, bbls Brraverurrs—Flour is now up to $456} a 4 62 Cortox—The sales revious rates current. een active, and during the va] up the peasant husban duetts, and chorusses t Ay amount to 1,600 bales, at the ‘he demand all this week hay few days, higher rat paid. The pur}hases have been iverpool buyers chiefly for the Continent, although to a considerable exter sales for the week amount to 12,000 bal vance our quotations one-eighth of a cent, at which the market is established. Liverroon Crassirication. oF x4 ° when — Julio As he is now a “ general,” and has of course cld Valdor relents, ageneral takes place, and the curtain fall piness and transpo When it was all over, vigorously, as there was there would be a chance of most peo; ting home by two, the opera having tal hours “by Shrewsbury clock.” All were delight- edwith the music,it was 80 much like an old acquain- tance in a new coat’; indeed ,some of “the cogni- centi” said that it was warm ‘thash” of Be a cold shoulder of “Rossini,” and a handful of “Au- ber” salt—whilst others con; his opera bemg so much like ‘ that the same grand idea may consecutively strike The instrumental music was va- rightly solos were breathed fascinating Butler—double duty was performed by the martial trumpet— priate voluntary on the organ by the great self, in the marriage scene, was rapturously applaud- ed, whilst an accompaniment of the castenets, during a song of Mrs. Seguin, brought to the minds of the common vulgar, pleasing reminiscences of a“fantasia on the bones.” The dresses were elegant—the chorusses stro’ in lungs and numbers—the orchestra perfect, ond the audience, except those who went to sleep during the elongated first act, in perfect rap- As soon as the curtain fell, ev: house, with one accord, vociferated as most of them had been entirely needless—but whiel the knowing ones as a request for the appearance of one of the brothers Fry, who had been en, getting up this magnificent production, lenty of cash, ral reconciliation is amid songs of hi MIAMD Peper eeree> PIIIDT7?S2, 3 every body applauded most an evident appearance that le actually get- lasted five mor- ing; to Havre, Stock, 56,000 bales. North River bale we quote at50c. The receipts are fair & 8 8 > to 5 ‘e-eighths of a c Sommon qualitis at 40a dée. Prime is he! and the demand limited. Wuisxev—Domestic, ig Western and prison bbls. are firm at 21 a 21}c. Cotton Market. Morir, May.30.—Our market has been quite active since the arrival of the Britannia’s news, and an advance has been realized by sellers of days about 6,000 bales. Middl week 714 bales. ceipts of season, 514,547 bales, tulated Mr. Fry upon ‘orma, an evident proof ¢ per lb. Sales last three 626}c. Receipts of Stock in port, 24,645 bales—total re- two great minds, ned and_pleasin, upon the flute by nquiry for cotton was mi above the current rates previous to the Holders are firm, buyers show but little at an advance, and a merely to fill up ships that disposition to enter the market number of the purchases a are engaged. As the market is so unsettled, we continue former quotations, and refer to the above remarks :— Liverroon Crassivica tions. Louisiana and Mississippi. assiduous ani viously roasted, was II was understood by ‘The Crops. There is now no doubt @ the Cincinnati Gazette of 8d inst.) but the crepe ottahens corn, &¢. have been uch injured by the continued dry, cold and It is not too late, if the season be hereefter , to make a good crop of corn; but as to the wheat, there is no remedy, and we must be content with a short crop--say an average of one half or two-thirds of the Te Ldlbant ctrgus of da that the snap of ster: , says ol cold wei on which : Scaperisnsed haze last week, ex- tended over the whole of this State; as far west as Mi chigan, and as far south as Virginia. Its effects on the coming harvest will be learned, also, from those selec- tions. Here, the weather again cooled down on Thurs- day afterxoon, shortly after a brief thunder shower, and the thermometer still continues low. The Richmond Times of the 6th inst. F; nothing to change the account we gave a short time since of the wheat crop. We may expect a full ave crop. They have been reaping for several days on the river be- low, where they me earlier than anywhere else in the State, and the crop is said to exceed the most flattering anticipation. The late spring frosts were thought to have almost destroyed the entire crop, but it recovered won- derfully. The result is more than half a crop of the ear- ly wheat, and a good crop of the later kinds. The Charleston Patriot of the 4th inst. says :—Several stems of the Cotton Plant, shewing the icts of the re- cent cold weather and easterly winds, which it is said destroyed a good deal of the growing crop, have left at our oltice. These specimens were taken ntation on St. Helena Island. Died, On Friday evening, Sth inst. Mrs. Ann Coox, aged 67 years, Her friends and those of her sons, William, Henry B., Joinand E.F, Cook, and her son-in-law, ’. Pirnie, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this (eeney) morning, ut 94 o'clock precisely, from the house of the latter, 107 Cross, corner of Mott street, to the White Plains burying ground. Arrangements have been made with the Harlem Railroad Company to carry those per- sons attending to and from White Plains. re Passen; Arrived. Loxpox—Packet ship ou—Jesse Brown and lady; Gilbert D..vis, late of Coney 3, Richard Brown, $§ Hyde, of New York; J B Oxley and lady, Henry Oxley, Miss Eliza: beth Oxley, Bevan Oxley, Albert Oxley, Fredk Oxley, Miss Kate Oxley, Master Molire Ozley, John’ Rammell, Frederick Wyatt, J Ninde and Jady, Miss Einma Ninde, Richard Ninde, Fredk Ninde, Miss Sarsh’Ninde, Mrs Martha’ Lee, Mixs Lucy Ana Sparrow, Thos Richards aad lady, J Metcalf, Robt Jones, Edw Grovenor, all of Lundou—a5 in the steerage. gAnzon—ship Avalanche—John A Lewis, 8 Gandy, of Phi- jadelphia. Livexroou—Ship Liberty—J Potter, Z F Ferris, of England —274 in the steerage. Baemxx—Ship New York—R Lawrence, and 122 in the steerage. Guavatourr—Brig Lowell—Mr Sergent and servant, Mr Bouquet, 8 $ Cherot, J Cherot, L Beauplaud, C Beaupland. Bermupa—Brig Quadruple—Hon Sir Wm Burnaby, Bart; JT Fisher, Miss aud Master Fisher, Mr and Mrs Dumford, K Penniston, Miss Todd, Sam! Swan,'D Tucker. Foreign Importations. Loxpon—Ship Wellington—160 tons iron Grinnell, Mintum ey Burritt & Johuson—1 C A & GF Everson: W & H Nail—10 Schermerhorn & Marsh—65 Phelps, Dodge & fy J$ Rockwell—3 R M Leckie—2 Bowne & co—10_ J Hil- ‘er—i T Hunt—61 G Morewood & co—30 G Miln—5t Wilson Brown—35 Hoadley & Phelps—6 J M Opoend im & co—27 'W W Rose—3 Vyse & sons—25 H L Routh & sons—5 E. Fied- ler—3 E E Aaron—i hhds wine G Davis—6 Pag Wiley & Put- nam—6 L, Cohen—3 D Aeploton & co—3 J Wichelhausen- Perrin, Brackin & co—3 G Sutton—2 D Hi co~2 J Owen—2 A T Stewart—5 D Figgi 10 Breithaupt & Chum—2 Nevins & co—i5 J Wilson & co—I7 slephant teeth PJ Farnham & co—9 do W H Cary & co—? vs J G King—528 bars 50 bdls iron J B Elliman—65 do A Gong lon | & sons—20 tons hemp 174 pkgs Siffkin & Tronsides—sl Cum- miug, Maln & co—3W Halsey & co—3 Mathews—99 Bache McEvers—1 H Griffin—1 J H Raymond—t Bartlett & Welford <1 PS Piscell—1 B Pike—1 & & GW Blunt—1 L Graham—1 Mawson o—1 E Lamb, Boston—1 F Hall—1 P A Me- sier—1 Wm Banks—1 Mr 1 Westake & Poline—170 Geo etek Seon—100 Clark & MeConnin—4029 drums figs sundry pkgs to order. Liverrooi—Ship Liberty—4 gkes Underhill & co—3_D Me- Martin—15 R C Black —12 Slaier & Balmfirth—15 Paton & tnrn & co—d Win Pratt—639 Phelps, Stewart—100 Grinnell, Mi Dodge & co—12 Abm Bell—100 tons pig iron Wm Mead—633 bxs tin plates Davis, Brooks & co—2 pkgs Walsh, & MaHory—1 A T Stewart—5 Sherman & Atwater—3 Reid & Sprague—9 D Hadden & son—{ Nevins & co—10 E 12 Jos Ellison 5 418 Ballard—§ J MeCall & co—i Almy, they & co—1 Sheldon Smith—2 JA & R$ Luqueer—7 J Shale 0 Wight, Surges & Shaw—2 AH Van Nest Richardson ‘atsod—7 R Spedding—13 Thos Firth & co— C'§ Hubbard Ti Cameron & Brand—10 anvils 23 pkgs Wolfe & Bishop—7 J Lefferts—1 Harrall, Calhoun & co—7_U Collamore—1 Samuel Thompson—1 W Mead—28 Siffkin & lronsides—1 J A New: bold—30 cks 60 anvils Wolfe & Gillespie—48,700 bricks 340 tis 100 tons coal 28,000 slates Sam! Thompson—i1 tons pig iron and sundry pkgs to order. 7 is Havre—Ship Pontiac—600 bxs wine 1 do mdse L Lanrish—90 bkts wine J H Faber—135 R Graves—60 W D Cuthbertson—2 cks P Harmony’s Nephews—10 bls H Dutlot & sons. Ship New York—270 pkgs Oelrichs & Kruger—15 &co—i L Struller—5 Gieb—1 Pfeifer. & man—9 C Boack—9 Born & Schuchardt—1 C Abrenfeldt —267 Rolker & Mollman—3 to order. ADALOUPE:—Brig Lowell—317 h cases wine 1 demjn 1 keg rum 50 bb Duberean & co—2 hf chests mdse 4 MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 8, 436 | moon sers.. 72 | HIGH waTER! Cleared. 4, Ship Duchesse d’Orleans, Richardson, Havre, W Whitlock. Ship New York, Hull, Charleston, Geo Bulkley. rig Mary E Jones, Jones, Cadiz, by the master, Brie Judson, Bryson, Demerara, by the master. ig Joseph N Lord, Maan. Port au Platt, Aymar & Co, Brig Solon, Anderson, Halifax, Nesmith & Walsh. Brig Onges, Smith, ‘New Orleans, John Elwell & Co. Schr L, P Smith, Brownell, Wilmingtou, NC. Schr Alexandria, Lewis, Alexandiia. Schr Aun D, Bedell, Norfolk, Sturges & Clearman. Schr Ei Johnson, Snedicor, Baltimore. Smith, Philadelphia, NL McCready & Co. __ ebster, Ogden, and Hussey, Philadelphia. s L Vose, Kellar, East Machias, Brett & V ose. pring Bird, Hallowell, John Elwell & Co. hrs Homer, Kent, and Wolcott, Ryder, Bo Schr John Thomaston, Ely, Boston, 8 W Lewis. Sloop James Denny, Waddington, Philadelphia, _ Sloops Vigilant, Heath, and Charles, Sturges, Providence. jarge Grampus, O’Ne! phi Steamer Vulcan, Sleight, Philadelphia. Arrived. Packet ship Wellington, Chadwick, from London and Ports- mouth, May 6, with mdse, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. 26th ult. lat ril icebergs. Has been up with Geore's Banks siuee 2d inst. with light SW winds: Ship Avalanche, (of Philadelphia) Murray, from Canton 28th Jan. and St Helena 22d April, with teas, &e. to Lewis & Co. of Philadelphia. Ship Liberty, Norton, from Liverpool, May 7, with Post & Phillips. 15th ult. lat 45 45, lon 25 10, exchan, with a Havre packet, supposed the Louis PI In lat 43, lon 43 30 to lon 52, passed several islan been six West of George’s Shoal, with moderat Snip Poutiac, (of Portsmouth, NH) Parker, from Havre, 3d May with mdse, to master—215 steerage passengers, 24th ult. Lat 1131, lon 49 30, exchanged siguals with one of the Havre packers steering to the kastward, showing a signal with letter in it, Bremen ship New York, De Harte, 45 days from Bremen, to Oelrichs & Kruger. Saw several large icebergs molasses 1 bbl sugar 7 rowroot 1 box preserves hds molasses Bouchaud & SUN RI 1 8) Schr Cl Schr 8 1 days from Guadaloupe Mole, with id & Theband, Left schrs Melville, for Washington, NC. § days; Pamplico, for do 2 Brig Allen King, (of Scituate) Manson, 11 days from Foxardo, PR. with 187 hhds 92 bbls sugar 129 cks molasses to J B Lasala’ eft brig Margaret, of Boston, for Guadaloupe in 20 days; schr mma Julia, of Newbern, for Guadaloupe, Idg—only Ameri- Palananrteis Géadeions, Bich, 7 days (Mai Bacaada,. 2 tish brig Quadruple, Swan, 7 days from Bermuda, ‘The Falcon, hence, arr 30th ult. ‘Brig Lady of the Lake passed Bes muda ith, Spoke 5th inst. lat 37, lon 72, brig Oriole. Schr Bridgewater, (of Ki ary) Alden, 15 days from Gua- ma, PR. with 102 hhds sugar 33 do molasses to A C Rossicre 0. Schr Elizabeth W Bradley, Penney, 4 days from Newber, with naval stores, to 8 Ls Mitchell, Salled incor with’ sehes Sarah, and Comet, for NYork; Hulado, West Indies. Seht Melvina, Willis, 4 days from Newberu. NC. with naval ote 5 ‘Bohr Washington, Gaskill, 4 days frem Washington, NC, with nayal stores, to 8 L Mitchell. Schr Joseph E Potts, Hawkins, York River, wood gee ete Heels at, melia, 8t , Baltimore ’. Schr N'L MeCready, Somers, Philadelphia, coal, to NL MeCready & Co, Schr Sarah Abigail, Wilson, Philadelphia, coal. Schr Paragon, Phil ‘delphia, coal Schr Sarah Augusta, Parker, oal. Schr JP Hateld, Gray, Pilad Schr Pemaguidy Foseeee CHG, West wth a B ir Pet |, Fossett, lais, v, to Smit! oyne ton. Sailed in co. with schr Surplus, for Phrladelphias h ship John sya 1 Bri i Garrow, i Ship Rhode Island, Andros, from Liverpool. Ship Katharine Jackson, (of Baltimore) from Bremen. One ship, one brig, unknown. Miscellancous Reeord. Suip Tanaanoo, Sinclair, from Sydney, CB. into the wharf on Friday morning, grounded ni the landing of the South Ferry boats, between piers and 2E. RR. f the boats, in attempting to enter the slip, rav into and stove in the stern of the canal boat Diamond, Barues, of Oswego, with a cargo of potatoes and flour; she was cut down to the waters edge, and her cargo, saved. ina damaged ‘he boat also ran into the stern of the canal boat Me , Of the same place, which also received considerable dam: ‘est Bank—supposed to have gone on Friday night. Hada sHORF.—A fore and aft schr, lumber Jonded, is ashore on signal for a steamboat Mait For THR Paci he U. 8. schr Flirt, Lieut Comdt J, M. Watson, will from Norfolk for Carthagena and Chagres, and will convey any letters that may be received at Norfolk, post paid, on or before the 20th inst. Naval. Orpers—June 4.—Lient Francis Winslow, leave 3 months. June 5—Mid R W Sturfeldt, leave 3 months; Lieut OH Ber- ryman, detached from, receiving ship at Norfolk, and take passage in store s} ip Southampton, for duty in the African squadron; Lieut J D Johnston, to receiving ship at Norfolk The well k hee ey Coocre W ¢ well known packet ship George Weshington, of this on, hat been purchaed by Williams & Barnes, of New Lone jon to be fitted out fora whaler, The G W will be Largest ship attached to the whaling fleet, with the excep: the South America, which was purchased some time bya firm in Providence. ut Riven, June 5—Arr Leonidas, from Atlantic Ocean. to ° PA sess 2 days from St Domingo for Boston, 4th inst. lat , Ton 73.40, Almeda, from Havre for Norfolk, Sth inst. lat 95 £0, lon 74. foreign Ports, re! Gvayama, PR. May 2—In port, TO Brown, for NYork, 12 dave, Condo for lot di Vandal, of Boat won, ding , ; Sterling, + . 1 tport for N York, ig ing, for do, 5 days;’ Pilot, for ‘an outpor —Arr Vistula, Newcastle. Cld Sarah, Sir ; Vindicator, aud Anne, Liverpool, Old 34, Wm iverpool; Erromanga, Glasgow; Canning, Fleet- wood. Quenec, May 31—Arr Southampton, St Thomas; Elizabeth & Catharine, Bordeaux; Vistula, Newcastle; Miemae, London; June 1, Orwell, Hull; Resource, John, William, Britannia, Jane, Carshalton Park, Clutha, and Promise, Londons Industry, legnificent, N York; Olga,Sunderland. Lord Ravenswerth, bert, Brutus, Mary, Sharp, Rankin, Brenda, and George, rpool; meihys forquay; Samuel jitehaven ; Cotting- ham, Mary, Lord Nelson, and’ Pilot, Neweastle; ‘Tal Newport; Hamilton, Greenock; Amazon, Hall; Harmon’ Troon; 2d. msay, Cork; Voluna, Padstow; Ottawa, Li verpool; 34, Glenlyon, do; Tottenham, Youghal; Fergus, Hull; White, Sunderland.’ © yorkshire Lass, and eth, Liverrool Hulls id, Zo don « Myrene, Hull; 3d, Zealous. Of Mulgrave, and’ Gratieade, Liccrniodt Hibeoaiac Weeks algrave, wardens NE, May 13—Arr Trio, NY ork, and eld 20th for Montreat, J) RD Jacks Fish Sydney, CB); bby Amelia, NYork:’ 20th, New York, 0, and adv fordo 2th. Cld 17th, Berw, N York: Sroey, CB, abt fi "tahmoree, NYork, are le fare bei eS form; being: 7 |, Boundary, fons, called a ake al be chien June I~Arr Pearl, Newark, NJ. Sld Roscoe, Rich- ¢2—Arr Foster, Providence; Alliguash, New ncaa Bch ale mde where tha sro tape t, where the m e penerative orgass will 7 ld strai ‘en When the procrert hay of ‘and directed ty Dr. i ; Medical Advice. 2 ERT is still confidentially consulted at his OOO era aec eyo Palins ond Nestea ot diseases of deli uires neither merc! isiness pursuits. the existence of venereal forays ate afte: his mode of treat rgies become torpid or Extswoktn, June I—Arr Syri June 3—Arr Tasso, N B® PortLanp, June 5—Arr Eveline, Phil: Portsmouth, June 3—Arr Plato, 5--SId Za Bostox, June 6—Arr K , Adams, Belfast If ta enoftcorennsioe for oa leant an ol pract d in well known as a. suagessial Puy No.2 Ann street, a few doors wr from’ the Museu Box 411, Lower Post Office, 929 Im*re fro ‘will be able to restore th sous at a distance, enclosing $ iI letters murt be post-paid, 196 Fulton street, New Yor! , Fredericksburg; Solombo, and Mou to load for NOrle NC; Excel, NYork. Arr Sth, Edi Beprorp, June 5—Arr Adelaide, and Index, Albauy. Nantvexer, June 4—Si Provence, June 5—Arr Saml Hen: ; St Denys, Roni Sid Edw J andAchsah D, Philadelphia; Jos M War Newront, June 4—Arr Native, Virginia, and Signet, Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA, June Sarah Sheafe, fm Palermo; Manson, Curaco: ‘id Delaware, Covat at Aiea; ‘Homes Salem range, Ligonia, and Reap: ruxillo, Salem;" America; Somerset; N West, Sui Wis clices rein Private entrance fi inner office door in. the even ters cou! iti New York, will he daly attended to. CURE FOLLOWS CURE ICE of the effieney of Phompson'sCom- ‘and Wood Naptha in Consumption house of Michael G, y ied attacked ciuhtoen, monthe he lungs, pronounced by hie phy. ‘Win, Harris, of Philadelphia, convestion ofthe tu, er breast wus violent, with dif_icu: resp to raise the phlegm, precluding. the pos rendering it necessary to be ouths her voiee was gone. edher case hopeless, an mn y, restraint in diet, or hin- t eases cured in 3 days, ; , NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, ari- BeDILITY, NERY rdulgence of the passions of indisereet feinisslons, and eventually 6 strictest. attention, his Sljeet being to restore the system, meutally and’ bedily, to F nature originally designed. STRICTURES, a disease frequently exist ical pretenders, ad sometimes by the nexlect es themselves, are, by the Dr. effectually cured, with opie Doctor being one of the few qualified advertising Surgeons xact, Baltimore, URTHEREVIDEN! ‘arner, now residing at ¢ , Woo ing from a too freqw since with + violent di youth, and thereby D: impotency, eagage U rfolk. Sld Trimmer, Arr Col Manson, NYork. Below. and several schrs ‘ bed, ler physievay proncune: she ceased ta. indulge the hope of re- 4 hompson’s Compound Syrup of Tar an ha, and commenced using it. Ina very health improved, valuable remedy, and by stoad: eaey AOR RE hE, ly perseve ice inthe u; a he” has been literally’ rescued “rom the june 5—Arr Francis, Bangor. Sld Jos Marsh, gina, Fall River, in the city, guarantees a t ! tera, post paid, enclosing a fee, immediately atten f the United States id sects Open fom 8A. Mt 9 PM Juan de los Remedios; Sorpoalt Fncetons Loe! Office 63 Gold street. Open Medical Card. P RIVER DISPENSARY, tug Fut 2 6 treet. ORTH NE continues to be conssital seohdaatially cures without mercui Recent cases, particularly 'Gouor HE URETHRA are cured by Dr. winciples, without pain or inconvenience to are tin regard to my. wife The above statement d the result is solely attributal i New Ortxans, May 20—Cld Berwick, and Uneas, Boston; Jacob Pennell, anid Chaos, iladelphia; ? Win liza, and ‘Ashland, By Last Night’s Southern Mail. Pattapeputa, June7—Arr Manson, Curacoa. line Alice, from Newport, Wales. Cid xlk, Boston; Oregon, Baxtiwone, June 6—Arr Mariner, Nantucket, Cld Arche- » Boston; Coquette, ( Br) Demerara, 1d Atlas, (Br) phia, May 10, 1845, Prepared and sold by 8. P. Thompson, Dru and sold wholesale and retail’ in this city Co., Chemists and Druj street, Sold also at 79 Fulton street, aud TID RIP PS IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE. OCTOR EVANS, No. 12 Peck Slip, New ¥ ork, has lech more th practice of physic and surgery, p a iy Those deaperats cases of every ‘variety oF scenes dhacese old ot stinute ulcers, concers in the throat, strictures, & Itis of the greatest Doctor Bieriecs way, comer Chi it ! BY STRICTURES paratus, none but ex- ake the necessary ex- thoge of other afections af the arin i nal e allows fon, a4 those effected with enlarged. prostrate glands, caay ti MTONAL DEBILITY.— This affection, and the train of evils resulting from a sceret de- ; idaaing noeturual emissions and ull xaNpRIA, June 5—Arr Fawn, (Br) Kingston, Jam. Sid 5—Arr Gladiator, Providence. Sld Alexan- Garnling Newport; Magnet, (Br) West I * MN ewemenx, NC. May 28—Arr Washington, St Pierre; Capi- tol, Se Thomas, iujury from awkward HAND CONSTIM nate impoteney, are ra principles, by resto stating its original vigor. N. B.—Dr. M. holds no communion with medical who elaim to be Surgeons, as ing Surgeon in the city. See ns | n 8 Letters post paid and containing a insure medicine and advice to any Fulton street, near to 10 P. M., daily. CCINATION TO PREVENT ian. Dr. E. is, the olde: is practice great, his sauce ss rom the Hospital ranged for privacy, Call at charges are most reasouable Iwanowna, New York, and cld for NYork. ing, even after they have THE PATENT GALVANIC RINGS MAGNETIC FLUID. R.A. H. te ny respectful urpose of introduci rr lectro Galvanism discovered by his man Cristie of Londou hi . received the universal approbation of the m of Great Britain, who have pronous rtan lern_ scientific invention: Ps Wings have been found to answer all’ the pe ordinary galvanic battery, or electric an chines are used, butare without any of the i which accompa: and all cases are guarantees RSHALL HALL’S RENOVATOR, HALL, one of the m cians in Europe, is the discoverer of thi inhis practice among tae novuity of Fugland and through the continent of Europe, and i jing to directions, Ney DR. MA h, New York. Open COR DILE ost celebrated Physi- aluable medicine, s the American has produced tde most Ituot only restores the functions of life, but is cted to the cure of such comp of the generative on renovator ef the impaired facul oracquired loss of sexu pure and wholesome themselves of the advan- ply without delay. — tution is well supy mall ‘ox T THE MEDICAL Ay SHEON: 6 Gold st.—This sntle stimulant ad arising from sy- Tewil i ‘0 those who by early indulgence in solitary habits, have weakened. . theirsystem, and fallen into state of chronic debility, hy which the constitution is left in a deplorable 1, mentality kept up which places the individual in a state of anx ‘The consequences arising frem is dangerous practice are uot confiuied to its pure physical te- sult, but branch to meral oues—constitutional weakuess, sexual debility, brought on by asecret habit indu This is, ‘when too frequently indulged in Y, sician and 8 mn. BR. A. 8. COOK, eon, br Dr. Wheeler, Qculist. No. 29 (uare 33) Greenwicn Srreet, NEAR THE Barrery, New York, is exclusive attention to Diseases of the Eye and Ophthalmic Surgery, and assures the public that there vhich the human subject, any disorder of that organ which canuot be es ially relieved or entirely cured by him. ‘ of undoubted testimonials which can be seen at his office, will practice is not exceeded either in any other Oculist in the United these instruments, and and certain in accom- ition, and that nervor now been several mouths before iniversal reputation they have ac- eof their extraordinary the prevention and cure of the diseases for which y have been used with perfect. success , gout, tic doloreux, sic! i alvanic Rings hav ‘during the remainder of life. in by yonng men. a eadache, indiges- deficrency of uer- eadval ual conrcant, od we teratial and th ‘the system must be witnessed to. be utellect, forgetful consumption, emaciatiou, are the lets, whites, irregularity, obstruc. uations, total impoteney and Inable medicine, Price $2 per bottl agi 1 energy, and all nervous disorders. ‘The vast number which they possess is i durce upon the system mu satisfy the publie, that his extent or suecess by that of ‘Dr. Wheeler has mad nent manufacturer in Pai ry ly removed by this inval NE, Agents for the United States, bottles for $9. Sold at 4 Duane st. CUKL YOUKSELF—PRIVATE DISEASE, “Cure Yourgelf,” and escape the mortification and shame applying to the numerous quacks infesting this and every. gain at the expense of your —whose treatment hin the reach of all h bi ‘most emi- icy at present in the United States rly o} vi S ons, ihe only agen FULTON STRE which so nearly resemble the natural organ, city, and from the secret to bear the closest scrutiny and observation Ww: i Dr. Wheeler will insert and furnish them on moderate terms. Office hours from 8 A. M, and 1 o'clock +h he visits out door patients. whic! be y17 THE EYE. DR. POWELL AND DR. DIOS: OCULISTS AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEONS, E eed to the pre: 7 exclusively confixed to Diseases of the Hy 5 eas by which the metals’ are pre- ared to be rendered sensitive and efficient, all imitations must ty devoid of” ETIC FLUID, accelerate the galvanic whose sole object, is -sordi health and your peace of mi consequeuces, on your child Delaying cure an 1g ex prostrate and penuyless, forever ruined in body an not the quack specifics only snares to entrap you, and_ mal ‘hich s0 far from giving the least information ali you into the purchase of their ne mercurial specific. The ‘iy witnessed, in the course from neglected, or mal-treat- isonous disease, to be procured at the THIRD EDITION. THE PRIVATE TREATISE. Y DR. RALPH. B 3 i ESIGNED to enable individuals to undertake successfully the cure of their own case, and also to give a i veral innecent disorders fre- ford a wide field for the ing class of people. " Edinburgh, his letters of intro- Iuction from Sir A, Cooper of Londen, city, Dr. Physick, of Philadelphia, sion to refer to almost every pi it in must be considered sufficient ground for confidence in the wor! To be had only at 88 Greenwich street. Price $1. It may be ent by post unbound. DOCTOR J. P. TARBELL’S CELEBRATED PILLS. ESE. well known and ti the most popular fail ranted as & specific for. th are offered cheap, they are 3 or “BI jorable aud melancholy effects by the advertiser, virulent and poi I Recipe,” one universally suec ing a thorough eure, by which every quently mistaken for venereal, wi fi ith th d deceptions of a cert dfor five years with the he discoverer of the “Mem. Diossy wasa pupil of Dr. Elli- ott’s fora similar period and subsequently acted as assistant in his extensive practice. fe 3 Bexps moderate—The poor treated gratuitously from 4 to inthe Eye. Dr. Who has unfortunately or) Et thers, and his pern bly cure himself, without ian of eminence in the c jected to the extortions of to “M. Cloquet, M wipe” will be sent by im: as to diet, mode of preparation, sy also the symptoms of cure are specific rection aecompam n ‘Connected with this subject more vital importance, viz? # is made impossible, and thus __myi5_Im¥ee EYES, EYES, EYES. TIKICIAL EYES made and inserted by Dr. GRAY, No. 119 B the only manufacturer of the Human Artificial HANDS, ARMs, THE LOSS OF beer Al OHN F. THOMAS, Cork Lez Maker, &c., 531 Grand street, comer of Madison street, ublic that he coutinues to manufacture ARTIFICLA S, on a plan the most correct aud Jess complicated, having through’ necessi ted orn. uggestion, if possible, of valnable Pills. so justly ce- y effects, are now. medicine of the ort @ cure OF Prevention of but for the followin CAUTION TO TH: Office for the sale of the PUL At No. 49 1-2 Cortlandt street, New York, FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE OME YEARS AGO | was cured of a sev rap made from an old Indi vy my friends as well as by th might be done through P to the public, I entered Having confider bal understanding wit his name, and.a true state- Tup in his name, in the form ofa cer- widely circulated, 111 had reason to believe this ; /E PUBLIC. unrivalled, and no family should be wi jew York, respectfull nal sed a sure and safe remedy for persons of all'ages, at any i i box, and none are genuine Je of the proprietor on the wrapper. ithout bearing’ the fas " le, ale and retail = the 3 pratinae ‘on him for Legs ds, Arms, 'N.B—All letters ‘ere and danger. must be past paid. AFNESS. EDWARDS, AURISTS, ELL will be in his office, comer of Broome and ous illness by a 8) Mulberry streets, from 8 to 9 A.M., 2 to 3 and 8 to 9 in the even: "N.B. Those wi e extensive intr: DE. DRS. CASTLE § BROADWAY.—Extract y ‘comply ‘with the request of Lieut.Me- digcharevs (rom ks ears iat i ¥ ie way to En land ie placed hitnsel ing to obtain the sole agency for these Pills, in any one county in the State, can make arran; ing the proprietor as above. A READ THIS. L CASES in the Surgical and Medical line, id ny and medi application, either name or gesidence required. ment for that purpose, and locate street, inthe city of New York. may by the name of Schenck, I'h him, aud the medicine was sold ii ment of my cure by the S testify that he was invalide while in New York, on his way under the professional care of Drs. Under their treatment he recov to his military duty. o Hones, Jamaica, ACOUSTIC DRops. A sure cure for incipient Deafness, Ear Acho, Pains, Buzzings ears, collections of hard wax or vitiated ‘ Oil has been a popular remedy as a curative in all diseases of the ears for upwards of twenty years. Offices removed to 381 Broadway aw street. VERREY’S TINCTURE AND LOTION OF INVIGORATION. onirut, YERREY, of Lyons, a ie Tineture and Lotion of invigoration eke Oni 5 _ The great reputation of these unrival: wes it scarcely necessary to say that they Aversion to an. ie me relative ‘hinking that a wi written agreement might requested one, but it was declined. I could merely personal matter, but my repu- interwoven with the reputation of this of course, felt that what & J. BLAKE, Consulting Surgeons esta- all diseases of the Uri- ans, have. removed their private office to overlook and pardon tation was too complete! valuable medicine: I, one would extend its conse had encountered a “TOR! or singing sounds m blished in 1898 for the treatment of Sont-of tie organs. Theis A Lever affected the vequences to the other. expenditures. in establishing and con- y time and attention were devoted ex- extensive practice in several thousand cases enable them toeffect remarkably quick cures in every stage of t mor mercury. Syphi its more aggravated form, confinement, restrict pearance, as well a cured in an incredi few days or hours. tients may rely on it. character, and the certificate of my cure, led ut my office, as well the city and country, and the g treated with kinda and strict secresy. Sufferers from early impriden with especial attention and an infallible remedy. OFFICE 2% DEY STREET. LUCINA CORDIAL, ELIXIR OF LOVE. S the touch of earth restored vigor, activity and confidence are certain remedies potence, sterility sapability of connubi intercourse, flour all, i Results like these were ling that the advantages could conscientiously permit my. uOW Ine personal) rup, it is unnecessary to say that I sphere of usefulness to be the vigor and warmth the: vy are applied; and they may it are most efficacious in conjunction, three dollars for a bottle of each. € and are sent by mail, folded up in directions for use, e—price three dollars for a letter package, containing two powders, one for the Tincture, and another for t Five dollars for deuble package, or ten dollars for five powders heir effect is warranted. post paid, contain an enclosure, Uanney & Gray, New York city. For sale 41 Ana street, back HUNTERIAN DISPENSARY, 3 Division Street, New York, ESTABLISHED A. D. 1835, Y THE PRESENT PROPRIETOR, for the successful @ secret nature, and for the ‘his medicine is the only remedy o ‘on to thoroughly cure this horrid out injury to the constitution, aud from business, even when all e treatise accompany. ‘warranted to effectually cure tong standing, or how d trouble to the patient and in a a i ‘world or no pay will Albany, 5 Division street, up 5 ory seed Magan? With ax holdthe old original receipt, weakened, with their original power. s true, and were not fy to the unrivalled efficacy of ess, tHuor albus, gleets, ir u And in order to render it free from insure its full and uniform streng heat which tends to destroy t the most effective ingredien the application of an impory which these objects cau be successful Dlzekish color, and yarial cS wowledge and employment ol has been incidentally mentioned also made up in po: ie 1 as a specific. for ities in the secretions, pai pressions, (or the reverse,) ‘prc ficate portion of the human Itcannot, indeed, cure malformation of ing short Of that it is offered as an infulli- while in all the other di r ic, it will be found a safe and rentle tonic, opera- pracing the whole ig any function as to produce it seems to act in per- ble cure for barrenness, above, whether acute or chroni ign remedy. The Lucina Cordial is ly upon the secretive organs ant m without so. far stimulating subsequent relaxation. On the contray fect harmony with nature, and does not create a te: but a permanant renewal of the natural energies. tle used will fully convince the purchaser of the truth ofall we | Office 125 Fulton street, New York. ¥, 90 North Sixth street, P' aroque, and Roberts and At! ‘Washington Cry; i nself, or at least opened an office i all the suecess that he m: oguinstadulterated comporcde rn treatment ofa disease of Dr. Hunters Red Drop. earth that ean safely be reli e Pulmor ared i myself ta for sole in New: York, oNty at tay aid 4946 Courtland st, oue door below Greeny! ““p's, BEEKMAN. on, Baltimore; U ‘0, N. Cinthacum, Georgetown; ford & Park: RHAVD THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS cases, no matter how system, with less other person in any of the above named places. bottle, or $21 per dozen. OCTOR CORBITT, York, also Member of Member of the University of New from 16 Duane street to 3 Oliver street, n or Medicine and Pharmac 9 NASSAU STREET, MEDICAL ADVIGE PRIVATE DISEASES. New York College of Medicine ed for the suppression of quackery, R. ABBOT may be consulted confidentially persons afflicted with deli jiseases of the Bladder, Urethra, and invited to call. Several years experience m bur ides sixteen yenr’s practice in the lew York, entirely devoted to the treatment of delicate 16 Duane street, where ses, old Syphiliti Prostrate Uland Y i es, (now over thirteen years in yes his entire attention greater success than is to Doctor cautions the unfortut it has its thousands of victims three or four days from the system. HE MEMBERS of ‘and Pharmacy, estab! ue to direct their pai jeine do, not recor cular adtention to all d ‘ature, and can confidently promise to person feand permanent cure withor ess, Invalids ire par from the above diseases than any othe : Beware of imposition,a nd donot mista A medicine may be had to prevent the above diseases in all thei ‘Attendance from 7A. M. till 10 P.M ble, EDIGAu AND SURGICAL UFTion. ’POR JOHNSON, 17 Duane street, 20 welll known to Core f¢ diseases, aa the most successfu) can boast of, in the treatment of destructive and almostunmanageable malsd ‘at his old office." Dr. ose protracted an the treatment of physicians le: the constitution or conti ticularly requested to make apulicati practice of many years first appearance of those di for skill and respectabili- tte established the Doctor's reput College, for many year: revent a certain di ile Ney year w eietims of Sy scfoner that New REWARD—CROSS’ SPEC. Por the cure of Gonorrhea, Gle ints of the organ of generation. : n $ yet discovered for the above complaiuts, this is the most certain. IFIC MIXTURE— PORTANT TO 2 Ci lets, Strictures and and finding it incouy tes have forwarded to chema chest eto together ‘with all ay1 treatment received CONSTITUTIONAL Di HE. TONIC Medicineand Phavaac y, recommended for all cases indulgence or excess of any ki PX ‘Johnson can sptisly any one that he \—Pérsone jurgery—that he pos- ral disease raperior t wlical ewre, by stating mptoms, time of con: elsewhere, if auy, and en , DEBILITY CURED. RE, prepared by and permanent eure, without the striction to diet, drink, exposure, or change in application to bu: nent. My patients 7 ted Mates, bue they came fing fi of t Pega thnn'f cure, on an average, est Indice and Cama, { discountenaree qnac ie segthoe of gatorm their disease, 2very ease | undertake | cure, of Mero, oF Bones e the fags, | phen Goustitucional Weakness, nes, brought on by a secret hi fd much attention to fortunate victim of th intellect, forgetfulness, palpit were ilowed 1 quackish recommendation to, deceive the icine does not speak for itself, no one s! ak for it. Our object is to notify where it can be h sa single case of recent Gonort! 0 t in which the Mixture will not effect a rapid cure un- persons in the coun- tu the treatment of bipty ronced yo js'an. tnvelusble sterility, or barrenness, unless depen, If a dozen $5; caretully PIC PILLS, norrhena, gleet, seminal emi you may have Glee nethroat, or Wose, pains in will and can cure you, if Your Cine jy cura: that unfortunately pervades all rich and poor, matrimonial and ith a remedy by which they re, in the shortest time ing on mal-formation, ingle bottles $1 each ; cases of hal Packed and sent to all parts of the Uni 3 siety—high, low, are here presente: selves without the Further, the disease connot be contracte bit indulged in by young ma the treatment of this malady, ¢ radical cure of go tintiatural vice has experienced all mocorpuralent, dis year’s experience Pronounced by their celeb, I" fal for all diseases of sherter time than Tt is put up in bottles wit! Bartle: One hottelaats x week, win for advice, at Goon of tf Duase'e the ouly regular educated dy, without taunting th Or Confinement Irom, hnsitess T M) ISraeon, whe advertises in tie sivet. EDICAL NOTIC TRANGERS AND CITIZENS afficted with any form or Mercurial, or other di by quacks, had better earefu Jnly T contracted a certain private dis- plied to a doctor, who. jromixed to eure with him two months, but was ra her, all the advertising Orleans; and 95 Main street, Cincinnati. RVOUS AND DEBILITATED. PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE’S HYGEAN REN N all those cases where man porn, aon, of primary o« ers, nodes, or any com cm hot : secoudary ayphilis, erful purifier without in cases of half a dozen at ‘i " ALRACT OF SAb the NewAND SASSA ished for thek College of Med cefined and highly concentrated ebPresston of qiuek ing qualities and enrative ntly recommended by the extract of Sarsapari Thea ‘each NCENTR RILLA, GEN organs of reproduction in both potency, by infusi dually getting worse: a healthy action, and removes ito the system. In man’ Tt never fails to cure remove sterility, by restoring. tot these men was» they were not doctors. the doctors kept me under a course of my throat and nose were u!ceratedy pains im all my Joints, an Twas a complete skeleton; the novator with sneces: , weakness of the bi gang, Sold only at the “Im New York. | Price $2 per bottle of 16 ounces, ‘directions necompany each bottle. ude row tay cargo not superior to any other Guano, my body covered with ulcors- and advised a southern climate. and loing and affections o! if under your care on ulcers, pain in the boneum, ringworm, Ptions, ulcerated sore ts, econdary effects of syphilis or an ry ingle bottles, at re ehges OC alts gen bette, 1 wish thiepublis} Dr, Coopet warrants to cure ev my27_ Im os#ec Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, ently arrived direct fri is quality eau eakness,, and mil bs | bn