The New York Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1845, Page 4

mises are deserted of his tam: ‘hich appear to in: ihe rer his father. ~~~ Mrs. Nicholson, these emotions are particu ceased. Baxtimoar, Sept. 17, 1845. Funeral of Rev. Mr. Schreiber—Hackett and Theatricals— The Difficulty in Slicer-dom—The Backsliding of Mr, Gough—Markets, Sc. The Rey. Mr. Schreiber was followed to the grave yesterday by a long line of mourning friends. ‘The Rev. Archbishop Eccleston preached the funeral sermon, the church being crowded to excess. He indirectly alluded to the quarrel which I recently noticed as existing among | the church members of St. Vincent, respecting the salary | of the sexton and the will of the late Mr. Gildea, ad- | ministering a merited rebuke for such unchristian con- duct, and intimating that they were now mourning over the chastisement ofan offended God fortheir misdeeds. Hackett had another poor house last nightat the Front | he never could draw a house | treet was better attended, | Street Theatre—the fact ii in Baltimore. The Holli but by no means full. Mrs, Wallack appeared as the Widow Cheerly in the Soldier's Daughter. I notice inthe papers this morning a card from the Reverend Henry Slicer, relative to the recenly circulated vamphlet, declaring it to be a tissue ot falsehoods, which Ke will not further netice, unless the authors anmask themselves. These difficulties in churches are much to be deplored, and no denommation seems to be clear of them, though some manage pretty effectually to screen the particulars from the public. If hatred, malice, un- charitableness, and all the other evils of the devil’s teaching, are brought into requisition by those who ofli- ciate behind the scenes of God's sauctury, what are we to expect from those who acknowledge no such re- straints on their unbridled and sinful nature? It can no longer be a wonder that the occupants of the third tier at the theatre occasionally have an aifectionate squabble among themselves, when they have such an example set them! Nor can it be wondered that the unrestrained de- sires of the fire runners oacasionally batter one-another’s heads, and create an uproar in the city, when the “ pil- Jars of the Church” almost come to blows in the street ! Shame! shame! on such doings—either throw up your ample of him whom you profess te worship. You can how be compared to fuoue but him the great poet de- | § Who stole the livery of Heaven To serve the Devilin * * * * And uttered falsehoods of enormous size, With countenance vs grave us truth beseemed.” The friends of Mr. Gough, in this city, place nocon- fidence in the soda water story, and contidently expect him to own his folly and endeavor to reclaim his former standing. They consider it as another strong evidence of the power of rum over the human mind, and think | that it should incite the friends of temperance to stronger exertions to subdue the evil. The tavern keepers do not consider it as a sudden fall from sobriety to intemperance, but that it is a public exposition of what he bas been doing secretly ever since he “took the pledge.” They know the power of liquor, and insist that noman whe has once given it full sway can ever wholly give it up without substituting therefore some equally Paweciul stimulants ‘That opium is extensively used as asubstitute for liquor by reformed drunkards there canbe no doubt. The leaier of the temperance men in Philadelpiia, now a member of Congress, whilst ona recent visit to this city, had not only opium in his breath, but its destructive effects were traceable in his eyes us well as every lineament fin his countenance. It | isa fact well known to his triends, and one that will ere are those here | me | doubtless tend to shorten his days. also who thought they discovered the use of the stimulant by Mr. Gough on his last visit to this city Stock Boano.—The wansections in tbe Stock market | ‘The operations have been to some | | extent; and prices are well maintained. City six per | $4 8 0 have been sold to considerable amount at | a 4 exhibi no chang. cents of 1 102401024, dividend on; for the openiug 101} bid, 1013 asked; small supply in market. 1 hear of no sale of five per cents. State of Maryland six per cents are stiff'at 79} bid, 795 asked—sales at 79}. The transfer books close on the 20th inst, Tur Maxker—There is yet very little activity in the market for Howard street flour, and small soles ouly are making at $4 60, which is now the ruling price. Receipt price $4 37}, with light receipts. Sales ot City Mills at $4 50, Last sales of Susquehanna at $4 50. Sales of whiskey in barrels are now being made a nts, and of hogsheads at 23 cents}per gallon stock is very lignt. Paitapenenta, Sept.17, 1845. There is consi¢erable speculation going on in this city, in relation to the arrest of a Frenchman nained D’Au, velle, alias De Delpit, who was arrested a few days since oncharge of forgery. It is said that he is chief of a Sang of forgers, and that his arrest is more important than that of Mouroe Edwards. A large number of drafts, principally of Southern banks, were found upon him, said to be in a kind of transition state, or prepared for alteration from lower to higher denominations. A con: tederate of his, it is eaid, is now in prison under sen- tence, and the supposition is that they effected between | " orfolk, Charleston, Savan- 8, siuce March last. He them forgeries, by which six or eight thousand doll. have been filched in Boston, N nah, Augusta, and New Orle: is now in custody. ‘Phe two o'clock line from New York did not arrive till seven o'clock last evening, the delay being occa- sioned by acollapse of several flues of the locomotive boiler near Princeton. Allowing the waterto get too low in the tank, was the cause of the accident. The Mail Pilot line was also detained by the locomo- tive running off the track, and did not arrive till one o’clock in the morning. In addition to this accident, a gentleman whose baggage is marked Capt. R. De Lut- zen, tell overboard when passing trom the boat to the | shore, and was drowned. A tal for murder is now going on in the Quarter Ses- sions—the defendant is named W, and the facts prove that one loafer knocked another ia the head in the course of a quarrel and accidentally killed him. ‘The trial ex- cites no interest whatever. ‘The trial of Mulholland and Regan, charged with the | murder of a man named Burns, in a riot out at Moya- mensing last spring, comes on to-morrow. It willcause considerable excitement, from the partizan religious | feeling which prevails among the friends and enemies of the aceuued. They are Irish too! originating in a sectarian dispute. Mr. and Mrs. Kean appeared again last night, as Bene. holics, and the affair dick and Beatrice, in Shakspeare’s comedy of “ Much | Ado About Nothing.” The house was crowded. Both parts were admirably performed; the artists were better | supported than on the evening previous, and there was great applause from the beginning to the end of the play. A limited stock business was di Were maintained, and a better fe advanced }; Wilmington Railrob: to-day, but pric sales. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, —Finst Boann—I sh Penn Bk 259; $1009 Camden oy 6 per cents 100; £0 shs U. kobe. Serr K Finer Boanb—2i shs Lehigh Nav 1434; $2500 ( rT 3 Ches & Del Can ‘$12,000 State 53 bodd 76's; 440 do 6s 466 do 5s "46, 78543 100 shs Wilmington RK '157,; 100 do 5d 1574 Sales of Stocks at Boston. ist Boanv—2 shs Merch Bk 109: 170 Western RK % 4; 100 do bet 5 Wilmington RI 12%u15'4; 600 do sib. Secon Boarp—250 shs L island RR 644637); 200 do 634; 25 do Wilmington £& bolin Presentation on Mar. Lisnoa delivering his letters of credence ; 1 Mr. Pre: States of America. Mr. President, in adopting this resolution, the Empe- o ror of Brazil has been governed by the stron which animates him to cultivate and render cfose possible, the relations of friendshi standing which already subsist betwe United States of America. Having resided in this c ry served the esteem of the several members of both Cab nets, a6 well as thut of the citizens with whom it by been my good fortune to mix iu agreeable intercourse, | am most happy, Mr, President, that the Emperor, my o- vereign, has again honored me by making me the organ ats of iriendship and good-will towards the of his senti United Stat 1 assure you, Mr. President, that, in my new capacity, twill be my duty to fulfil the wishes of the Emperor, by employing all my efforts to preserve the confidence of | _ your Excellency, und of the Cabinet, and to render my- , Sheep, and 1020 Swine. PRicks—Beel Cattle stained. We quote ext ‘Third quality, $3 2 vo years old $0 a 14; self agreeable to the people of the United States. THE PRESIDENTS REPLY. ihe President replied to Mr. Lisboa, that he was pleas. | $425 a to Learn that his government had advanced him to tho | erited, of envoy extraordinary | rank which he so well m and minister plenipotentiary tothe Unit 8. President assured Mr. Lisboa, that during big renidan here for several yoars past ‘as minister resident of hi overnment, he had become pers nown tothe members of the adm sure that no selection could have be acceptable to them. ‘Tne President requested Mr. Lishoa toe sovereign th ation which it afforded the P dent to receive Mr. Lisboa in his character of onvo traordinary and minister plenipotentiary, and to acy the two countries, may be long continued cy Mr. J.C. de Figaniere e Morao, the Minister Resident of Portugal here, a gentleman long and | Gen has been created | ari mmandeur | | aniere @ Mora, Knigat Commander of the Order most favorably known in our country has by ay Majesty the Queen of Portugal, the de of Conception,— Union AT THE WEST END. WILLIA Taz Wrostway, S the honor H aon by the hat have been selected Bis Hrore suly, whieh he bey Daraxtment or Stare, Wasnincton, September 15, 1545, By the following sanitary decrees of the Port it will be seen that the vessels Brazil, Denmark, Great Britsin, Prussia, Sweden, and Turkey, are to be treated as Por- tuguese vessels, Translation from the Listen Dierio do Governo, of July exce «son of sixteen years, who with such ends pF volun- t house from the thieves sete appear vo inet Ma gUEter Or eehy, cael Searcely has the gloom of our city dissipated of one fearful tragedy, ere it is darkened by another.— We might mention other dreadful deeds committed in Washington within a week past, if ifgwere proper in this connection. But the act ot a mind unhinged is not a crime, however dreadful the act may be, but it isamisfortune for which we ean entertain no other emotions than sorrow and com- misseration. In the untimely and mohesey fate of m ; larly ac- tive and acute. A large cirele of friends, in which she was accustomed to shine—a large acquaintance by which she was universally esteemed, will long remember with grief the unhappy fate ‘ot the de- |MARITIME HERALD.| PORT OF NEW VORK, SEPT. 18, aM 2. SMETS.... info the Ladies th: late arrivals from Marien ach tat pons | ant the pati As Tinlnation, af those ore | URETHRA are eured by Dr. | iples, without pain of incoavenience to mpioms of Stneture ‘are of tne ner, ap fi be allowed to affected with etlarged nvostate glands, may | tury from awk w: ouers. | "AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.— | is affection, and the wain of evils resulting. from de structive habit in youth, inducing nocturnal emissions and ulti- i ically cured by Dr. NL, ou patsologieal thy tone aud rein- Perfect cure guaranteed, or no | it Paris for thi ve to call the ‘attention of the Lat W) DDING AND SOIRKE DRESSES. Di Point de D’Angleterre dresses DerantMent or Stare ror Foreicx Arrais, eeaesLace ov Cintma, July 19, 1045. ty the Queen, in con: sentations made to her royal presenc: the sanitary precautions with regan « the United States of America should not, by opposing unnecessary embarrassments, be made more rigorous than is required for the health of the public;—consider- ing the great diminution, of late years, inthe diseases endemic ia those countries, as regards their frequency and their intensity; ond that other states of Europe had | determined to modify their sanitary regulations,—bas thought proper to order, that, until the publication of the quarantine regulation, which the Council of propose agreeably to paragraph 12 of the 9th article of | | the decree of September 18, 1844, the following rules | should be observed provisionally : 1, All the ports of North America north of Cape Hat- are declared habitually elean. from these ports, whatever may shall be admitted leared. } 5 Steam ship Great Western, (Br) Mathews, Liverpool, Richd rvia. New Orleans, Johnson & Lowde: ‘Amsterdam, Belize, Hon. F Cnr wamith & Wh NS. D Hurlbut & Co. yuence of the repre- and in order that to arrivals from = Barque John R Gard Barque Reine des Anges, Gaw Brig Napoleon, Calef, St Johu, Brig Leader, (Br) Davison, Windso Brig Metamora, Gates, St Stark: Schr Ashland, bradley, Belize, Hon, Bunker & Place. Sehr Select, Gray, Newbern Schr Tuscarora, Emb’d. Maslia Ki Brussels thread Emb’d. with thread Rich winte satia, Poiut de Brussel ania, by festottog t tits’ original vigor. Dr. M. holds n inond, N L McCready. Wi im to be Surgeons, ewis. All in Pattern” Dresses. Hallett, Boston, Arceuciel riehly shad’d Glace Ombre, 204% Fulton street. Let ee ayers «ery Fulton street, near from7 A. M. to 10 P. M., daiiy. DR. MARSHALL HALLS CORDIAL RENOVATOR. LL HALL, one of the m cians in Europe, is the discoverer of this valuable medicine, | ice among the noviity rope, and in every: , has produced the most. hap) sults. Itis exclusivelyfdireeted to, the cure of such comps as arise from a disorganization of the generati i ful action is such that colduess o under its influence for half’ | to those who by Horizoutale Stripes, 'd, Dennis, Providence. Ombre Cadrille, White Watered, extra Ship Warsaw, Walker. 12 days from Syduey, CB. with 350 > 18th ult, fat 40 5,lon71 10, he wreck of a ‘schr about rlogged, painted yellow parently newly er stern. [Une Algerien Nuai PaRIS EMBROIDERIES. Extra rich Pellerines, do Chemisettes, do do Collars, do do. Berths, Trim: Rich emb. Pocket Hdkts. chaldrous eoal to B | on the outward passage, fell in w | 190 tons, both masts gone, and » blue and red stri paiuted—could see ,*Ann ol % ret Anu, before reported } » Patterson, 10 days from Windsor, et}iusa, Card, 10 days from Windsor, NS.with teras, in North Carolina, 2. Vessels arriving e been the date of their departure, pratique imme clean bill of health, and proving that they have no’ had not, any one sick on board, and that they have had ost celebrated Physi It is now nsed inh through the continent of used according to directio do. di Trimmed with Valen Spleudid Mantellas, VERY RICH SHAWLS AND CLOAKS. New stuff for Cloaks, Cashmere Cloaks, Printed Cashmere Wecosse, Muslin de Laines. RICH CASHMERES FOR DRESSES. Emb’'d Cashmere d’ecosse in dress patterns. large assortment French Jewelry, Reticules, Sashes, Riboovs, Perfameries, and a voriety of Fancy Articles in any other past, than atthe Westend, CONSUMPTIVES, DOUBT NO LONGER! 'T read the following and reflect—Another Wonderful ibet Shawis aud Cloaks, 3. Cotton and flax broug! nied by certificates of their origin and productio: . ing that they do not come from places situated south of | » Shall be freed from the necessity of any | tin those vessel: an, 24 hours from New Haven, 4 It will afford decided relief | nue cutter Legare, ence in solitary habits, have fallen intoa state of | the Delaware Capes. Schr Coaster, James, Virgini Schr Saily Alin Potts, F Schr Elvira, Roberts, Sto 7” Telegraph reports no vessel t, 15 hours from Cape Hatteras, asecret habitiindulyed | quently indulged i Dyspepsia, weakness 0 i ielleet, forgetfule | 4, In case there should have been any epidemic in the come, and there should be, or on board, the vessels shall be | Ye quarantine, and their cargoes in by young men. ‘This is; w greatest evil that ean befall mat tou in ballast. Ribs, and smiailof the back, confusion. of lace from which th ave been, any sickn subjected to the requi to purification, | >. In cases in which the vessels are subjected to quar- | | antine, the last ten days of their vo: ded in the time required, provided t 0 ected communication within that period; and, if they ave, the days shull be allowed, which have passed since such communication. Palace of Cintra, July 19, 1845. Nt or Stark ron Foreien Ai or Cinrra, Jul y, understanding that American vessels em- ployed in the whale fishery, and other foreign vessels, on entering the ports of the adjacent islands, have been required to pay higher health duties than are exacted on | Portuguese vessels, though the followi g portaria [de- cree) of October 11, 1844, defines the modification of the | cuties as specitied in the decree of September 18, 1814; | having reason to believe that the terms of the said taria have not been communicated to the administra: | itary authorities of those islands—orders that copies of the said portaria be delivered to the civil | ¢ sovernor of the district of Horta, that he ma be executed in all the health-offices of his district ; and, | PONeOy Ss: shat restitition be made | 5 iBoal : 5 . 2 ex. | the same health-offices, to the owners or consignees of chureh-memberships, or conform your lives to the ex. | {he Teralgy Veuelé, tAmmblak alone ncaa ele | aid portaréa, of all excess of duties which they may have paid in consejuence of its non-observance. ANTONIO BERNARDO DA COSTA CABRAL, not to be found i t a aT | the least aware of it. ‘Those. howel teamer Mutual Sefety and a lighter rfrom the wreck of the Southport— ship bas bilged, has several feet of Wa- probably not be gotten off. EPUMLIC—The report of ‘exas, is incorrect, as she ‘Texas on the Ist prox, ction of certain evacuations, total iinpoteney and barren sare removed by this medic PHILLIPS & B the United States. Stur Sourmporr.—The si have arrived up to the city. they now state that the ter in her hold, and will age shall be inclu- ey have had no sus- YNE, mts. Forwarded to all parts Price $2 har boutlsce botses for 3.8 DR. HULU'S TRUSSES AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER. HE superiority of Dr. Huil’s Instruments over all others | the most eminent Physicians in Eu- ice 4 Vesey street, Astor House. A vessel being spo- ‘ . Privapecenta, L hereby certify that during the riots in South last, owiug to exposure and fa tary'duty, my health received a severe shock. ymptoms of PULMONAR’ t this juncture I called inmy first physician, who attended me some Weeks without ben tinetly that he considered my di 1 now. employes mmended "THO: kea Sept 2, hens at the dock, and will sail for Bric Magy Srean, at New Orleans, left ts thatthe steamer White Wii and left the next day for Corpus C been chartered by the government, aud left for Corpus Ch: 22d wl Bute Hantier & Ansaat.—C New Bedtord from Bangor, repos brig Hannah & ‘Abigail tport for Fall River, whicl ight previous ia a SE phen the vessel righted! | wark of July tigue in the performance of mili- ralveston 3d inst. he latter Trrived af Gon the 1 CONSURIE: 14 acknowledged b: rope aud America. 1 , female in attendance in the ladies’ department. and told me, dist ase beyoud the reach of hu- ther physician, COMPOUND 'S AR AND WOOD NAPTHA. [used twelve bottles, aud ‘housands of others, who have ured by this medicine, that to it alone I owe my restora: JAMES ANDREWS, No. 217 Catharine st. tend to the above case, in the secondary 1 found the patient laboring under com: lungs and liver; ulceration of the latter had and by percussion I discovered an abscess had The case being apparently hopeless resolved at ouce t Babbage, of the Maine, at speaking, 8th inst, Int 4240, id, of Cranberry Isle, ROSS’ SPECIFIC NV norrnove, Giests, Strictures, ond Anal We give no quackish’ recommend: ‘The proprietor challenges a s1 be brought in which the M under a forfeiture uf $00, WARD. TURE—For the cure of Go- I testify that in common wi cent KoUOrrhoz to i not effect a rapid cure, ‘W.H. MILNOR’S, 192 Broadway, the Franklin House. Bay THIRD DELON he es as PRIVATE TREATISE, BY DR. RALPH, iu delicate diseases, in which the best and mo meaus of cure are stited in the januer (the prescriptions ux kiven Without reserve); description of several invocent di u for venereal, which afford a wide field for the extortions and tions of a well known boasting cl who have had peculiar oppor agine the numerous and which exist on this subject, nor the suffe and body, they entail upon society. Greenwich street. Price $1. (It may be sent by post, un ale—cut away both masts, ed jury masts and stood after which ri d Harbor with a fair w: | reached, as the wind continued favorable. he new ship Peru, » launehed on Monday, is hip ever built at Medford, measuring 900 im length. She is owned by a house in stage of the dis | said to be the larg sand is 169 feet Suir Cones, of this city, has been q an youd th ‘h of d 1S te uid beyond the reach of th pado using Thomson's Com nthe virtues of whieh cting it would reach a case so. sean CORE THE MOST EXTR AOI pelling all doubts respecting the eflicacy of this excellent medi- cine, in diseases of the Iuugs aud liver. : MM. CHAMBERS, M. D. 415. th-Kast corner of Fifth and Spruce sts. | a. lesale and retail by A. B. SANDS & CO. Chemists 8, 273 Broadway, comer of Chambers st. at 79 Fulton st. and 77 East NEEDLES AND FISH HOOKS. Ty) & J. BATE have removed their establishment to No.102 + Maiden Lane, where the: aosorted stock of very superior Dri ick Salmon, Trout, Rods, Reels, Gras: purchased by Frini, from the receipts of | 94} | should steal away, so as to wet a little, this, | command her. Henry P Sumner, Howland, ‘orto Cabello, about July 11 Nearly all her officers an where the vessel and cargo are had previously tested, scarcely ex- erate. ‘The result is, A INARY, henceforth dis- Missing Vessen.—The five bri of and for Baltimore, sailed from | aud has notsiuee been heard fro crew belouged to Baltimore, rders frequently mistaken | Huguenot, of this city, 0 She is 165 feet | beam, and is the largest capacity of any She registers 950 t city and New Bedford. Branswieb, Me. the si a beautiful model, au | for the Caba trad was launched at Tong and 352 feet ever built on that ¢ y the Messrs Hale ord. 13th inst. by Robt P uperior brig John R Dow, of 200 tou ed on the stocks. i > be commuanded by Captain Merry [Portaria referred to in the above.) Frinelpal orman, Nee Pacack or Brest, October 11, 1844, Her Majesty the Queen orders the Council of Pubiic | n, immediately to inform all the e terms of treaties in torce, the ates of America, Brazil, Den- mark, Great Britain, Prussia, Sweden, and Turkey, are to be treated as Portuguese vessels, es which they are required to pay by the de- | | cree of September 18, 1544 ; and that French vessels are | to be so treated provisionally, until her Majesty sball is. sue new orders on the subject. ANTONIO BERNARDO DA COSTA CABRAL. Orriciat.—Appo! Dillon Jordan, Coll ngs, both in mind To be had only at 88 <2: 5] | Safety of the Kingd | health-oficers, that, b vessels of the Unite . $. Aware of the opinion in general entertained of those | who obtrude their skill upon the public (maltitudes of whom are seen in almost every paper), itis considered a duty to give the following stetemeut as the ground on which book claims especial A fine brig called the Margaret, wi ged, on Tuesday at Portland. She is 200 by her builders, and Capt Kuight, who is to command so far as regards the | full ri sale a large and well eedies; Limer- id ass, Rock and Black i ilk’and Flax Lines Silk Worm Gutkl Sells, and every description of Fishing Tackle, which they are able to sell on the most liberal (7 102 Maiden Lane, up stairs, near Pearl street. FOR SALE. MEDALS AND COINS, ‘Ancient Coins, Grecian and Roman, of the d modern Coins, and Medals i k as Graduate of ae, viz., The tic passed through several editions, a’T'r tise on Dyspepsia,on the Epidemic Cholera, timonial Jetters from the most eminent physician the most eminent in America, as Sir Astley Cooper to Dr Mott it sick of Philadelphia, and others, as permission to refer to alinost ‘sician of eminence in the city. e author has lately observed that several pretenders have as nearly imitated his advertisements, and the title of ut those who should unforunate- ii very soon detect the imposture. | NJEW YORK COFFEE SALOON, 217 Fulton street, roprietor of this establishment would iuform his the public generally, e U S brig Porpoise, standing to the South and West, was spoken on the ith inst. off Ship Island Shoals. Whalemen. artown 16th inst. Pavilion, Atlantic Ocean, with probably 100 bbls, previ- ug 4, lat 32, lon 47 50, Juno, of Sin- Vesta, of Mdgartown, 80 sp; 23, lat 33 28th, lat 33.8, Lon 50 40, BY THE Prestpent.— 3 it Pensa- ae el is Cite 100 bbls vil—had sold part of her oil, Of tis 6ltya DEE ice Robert Mitchell, remo pican, 190 sp; 22 +» Provincetown, 150 COUMMERCLAL. “Wednesday, Sept. 17. mand for Pots at $3 | | his book, as they could do : ly happen to be Asnes—TPhere continues a fair de: 87}, and Pearls at $4 25, Exports trom Ist to L Mineral Samples from Siberia, Sweden, Norway, Bohemii y =] ‘exas, all well, 26th England, France, Xc., at No. 156 Greenw , Ludlam, from New York for Ti jeury W 80 miles. Foreign Ports, ‘exas, Sept 2—Arr Hope How. Howell, for Genoa ¥ r, for Baltimore, Idg; Rodney, for Boston, to 3th of September. t he still continues to pro- NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS. EALED PROPOSALS wil be received New York and Harlem Railraad Compa Westchester county, until the 20th day of ie grading, masonry and. bridging o! Railroad, exteuding from the present te point wear the north line of Wes His waiters are atten (hot or cold, as may be de the whole, the beauty of the thing 1s, ,and the different dishes served up ed) iu tip-top style, | ite.to this city for a short time only, but return perfectly cured, the office of the Te ime western yellow seils at any, hi the village Sales Genesee to a fair extent made at | j ichigan and flat Ohio may be quoted at $463} | Nhere is but little inquiry for Southern, and we | ort. Georgetown may | higher; Rye | ES ha: every thing is so | | which has an interes Home Ports. Ari Plymouth, St Croix. ansactions of any im be bought at $4 79, old; new is he! flour and cora meal are without material Weather to-day was rather unfavorable for good demand however prevails, and suppl, Sales of Genesee were made at $1 | 02; Southern $1 01; Northern oats are plenty but rather ull, aud canal have receded to 38 cents; in corn, prices | ve not varied, with a moderate supply; Southern yellow , rept B— LADY wishes to devote her time to the instruction of West lakers si She teaches on the Logerian nduced us yet into this coun- ° uope, as being the xing on the pupil. A note at the office of this paper, shall be attended us, profiles aud specifications will be ready for the ingpec- tion of contractors ou, the Toth of September, when the bugi- ueers will be in attendance, to render all requisite information atractors not kuown to the Company or En expected to produce testimonials ol their capaci aud the best security will be require rhe work must be commenced immedi.tely after contracts ously prosecuted, aud cozapleted by the order of the Extension Committee. FOMALLAN CAMPBELL, Chief Eng’r. No. 146 Broadway. — Wigs . ia san, West Indies; Siroc, su mington, D; 8th) Sn ed for altimore; Admiral, Philad a | loth, Livingston, aud Lochiel, Bi h hast Macias, Sept 12— Pourtann, Sept b—Arr measure increased, eer, i ty ability and é | MOUTH, Sept 2—Arr Aun Di 1 Williams, Norfolk; well. NYork. Cl closed, vigorously A Rare Opportunity of Acquiring a Thorough Musical “Educe H. DERWORT, Professor of Si Forte, has opencd a class for Yo ears of age, among whom are three of his own daughters, whom oses to thoroughly instruct in the art of Singin ij tem is the result of many years observation | and experience, during which he has successtully taught in Ger- many, Loudon, and New York. ‘0 his puptls.a clear percept e y Y en eniow | ° Boston, to load Jd Jacob Story, Cay’ Sept 13—Sid Victor, Gould, and Arr Hudson, Bragdon, Norfolk. ‘Tele- Signal for L ship, 2barques ‘one to the North Shore.) Old Halifax; Griffon, Mar- coln, Matta au at Atnayy.—The quantity of flour and wheat delivered at tide-water du- ead week in September, 1544 and 1949, is as | Ls gt ‘ Seal | ©, BARRY, Artist in Hur, rar and Piano + and Sealps upon the Ventilating and Gossamer system, any yet manufactured to the natu- | d Seams and Curls, The trade supplied. us hair, Neck- approximating the nearest of m Philadelphia 8 (one of the bi jouia, (Br steamer) L tune, Marauhat Mt; red from ladies ant Bracelets, Waten Guards, Rings, Flowei His method cannot fail to im: | and athorough knowledge principles of music, with the ability to har- | » invited to call at his Rooms, inquiry will be answered ‘Terms $20 per anuuin, payable quarterly in advance Les sons three tines Private iustrue are aroused, the disease ofte cause, and the eye exhibiting very. 323 Decrease 22,613 urand wheat, Increase. ......, The aggregate receipts of flo opening of canal navigation in 1844 and 1845, to the 14th 0! September, inclusive are as follows :— a ize any simple given melody. Parents and Guardians are Broaaway, when ever 3; Shawmut, do; Forest King, Wurington, Del.— staph-d, Whitmore, Palermo; Delaware, and with painted ports 2 85 Anthony St., 2 Doors from Broadway. AMES HANL. London and Pa Pupil of Sebastian Erard, of ¢ alte ation to his st gle Action Harps, incl ic Instruments with | ment of vision, objects at firs | Teading, the letters are not distinctly de! other—vision becomes more aud more indistinct; sometimes eck. nas heretofore, 4EOLIAN HARPS. purchased the patent right for mentto the Pianoforte,” for the Massachusetts,) announce to repared to supply Pianofortes or toattach the sane to any es. In regard tothe durability , N. & C. are prepared to satisfy the most pre- mand experience {Nett 18—Art Victory, Rondout; Sy 1 imore; Ariel, Oak: ti, Gardner, New York, pt 5—Arr Hope, B: Greea, Hawkios, aud New York, id Pearl, Balti ; Elizabeth, a 80 INNS & CLARK having a re Auacl entire United States, (eveepting the publie, that. th nprovement attache modern mate horizontal Pianofort of this invention indiced mind, the: warrant them in the assertion, in tune in any climate, and it w of atmosphere. each instrument. 3 ‘The public are 1vited to examine the ‘'AColian Pianofortes’ %40 Broadway, opposite the Park assortment of 6, 6)4 'ianofortes, both m rosewood and mahogany cases. m6 6m*r ALEXANDER’S TRICOBAPHt. NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being a li A quid Dye, which instantaneousiy changes the color of the | hair to a beautiful brown or black. witho ‘The great superiority of this dye consists in its wasy f application and instantaneous effect—all other dyes ng from ten to twelve hours to produce any change. ‘Its lence will be apparent to every one upon a single ia Daily Sun.”—A: ¢ above on the hair is truly ase our office, aud the change i ican) d Paris, Professors Bochsa, terton, Hom, and numerous others from private’ ind distinguished music: talent. Jbserve, 85 Anthony street, 2 rota from Broadway. reducing the wheat to flour it shows a diminution | receipts at tide-water durin, 44, equal to 155,904 The market remains quiet, andthe sales amount to 500 bales, at previous rates. Livenroun CLassieicarion, the present year, cum- OWT, Sept 4—Arr Octavia, Philadelphia; Sherer, and It River for do; Aree 3 .. ir own critical M. WISE, OPTICIAN FROM GERMANY. ost respectfally informs the citizens of NewYork, he has located himself alarge and. mo: lassea,'in Gold, 1 not be aifected by transitions The mostsatista i New Haven, Sept 16—Arr Nitis, and_ Franklin, id F Lake; Friendship, Merriam, adiana, Philadelphia. y at 437 Broadway, assortment of SpectaclesandiRe wad Steel Frames. he is parly known by his anvual since the lastnine years, that by his knowledge of the opt science he 1s enabled to’ determine the glasses suitable for any Persons with werk eyes can be suppli which will greatly bene! attention is ealled to a aud President, Frisbre, N Yor! Hanrronp, Sept 16—Sid Mediator, Spencer, NYork; Henri- etta Jane, Albaoy. Below, Steward, Sept 16—Cld_Mary few Bedford; William, Ly! Hart, Lodémia & Eliza, and Wm Youu & W Exriekson, and Ann kliz: erset; DM Mesei attheir ware-room, Br] from Cumberland, Ellen, Salem, Mass; Middling fair, . Bair. ccs ccee exclusively PHitapenenia, ul with glasses and not strain the sight. new style of perspective fi-est flint, which, throngh their high polish and true | ground produce the purest vision, and have been highly recom: iended as the best in their effects. upon the eye for preserving nd improving the sight in conti nf hort sighted persons, and such as have been operated upon for | ct, can also be suited. perior quality in old frame all in want of his articles. ifr ty of New York.) which engay ‘The anuals of medicine do not record greater success than is to be found in his practice. ‘The Doctor cautious the unfortunat against the use of mercury, as it has its thousands of vietims. e Providence; J a, Fall Haver; Alexander, Alba- e tees . mut injury to the hai Hay—There seems to be a role, Brooklyn; A Lord, Staten Island: 5. eee Sopply of Norte River, Bedford; Venus, and Vulcan, NYork; Al- and prices retain their usualfirm position. Ordinary, for shipping, 75 a 30 cents; good quality, for domestic use, $1 or thereabouts. tem. Those protracted and maltreated cases under the treatmes* i sure to find promptretiel by many years has established the Fespectabilit d writing and reading, CHMOND, Sept 15 superior exeel and Olympin, Hu J A Lancaster, NOrleai IN, Arr Manchester, Smac! J bard, NYork. Sid Gen Scott, Dough- e inserts likewise xxtract from the“ Philadel TurconaPHe.—The effect of tonishing. [twas tried yesterday The Crops. The Concordia Intelligenaer of the Oth inst., Since our last we have had several very heay re Portland, Me. 12—Arr Macon,Hayden, and Sterling, Jones, DR.'S. FRANCIS, OCULIST, Bro. Door from Grand Street. ring the, si is now per- c Barry, late of the Hamilton Literary and ea nntater fSene neatly Tite comodo: been : I , 81 Mulberry street, ly blind of one eye folie Corer M Malbrry at, ouly blind of ong re Perl encxsi e0/Ciretiksecéeb} chai’ Vebad ideal aetlh? is now perfect. ‘ pengert san nero ig witneased astonishing cures perfor FRANCIS, believe his preparations eases of theese to be one of the greatest blessings that cou! he afforded to the aiflicted, and we highly recommend him as & safe and skilful Oculist. rs ev. Dunca Rev. G, Benedict, it. Rev. J. Peck, Wheelock. ‘inguished from the natural-without ° least paiu, Numerous certifi Ie eaice rain ven tothe poor, Mondays, Wednes- days and Saturdays, from 8 until . M. : ae Hiecalon o. tonst Lpont paki tcoeaeinar tn debelant dle medicine will be sent to any part of the Union, with directions ‘or its use, 89 lin*re “ON GERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADIES. feetly restore | . tQVHE AUTHOR of the “PRIVATE TREATISE,” DR. of Englandand | RAI PH, bews to state that he is at home as much as pos sible, (except’Sunday) in order to be. consulted ‘upon auy of the peevfior disorders referred to in this hele volume, soually or by post at hia residence, 88 Greenwich street, New | Work and ‘especially, to observe that the suhyeet of his consultations 1s not confined to these complaintsalene—but em- braces the whole of those whien in auy way relate to the urinary organs, 24 gravel, a difficulty in passing water peculiar tondvaneing age, &e. He deems it proper also here to presen to the public the following rest interesting remarks on TRI TURE AND ITS CUR, 'Dhis being very little understood, although the most frequent and important consequence of diseases—in a former advertise- joent much pains was taken to explain its nature~ h were mistaken for it—its consequences and its cure—also fact that strioture frequently exists in those who are not mm ,oceupying too much z remarks will be confined to certain eireum- neces which will enable one to judge whether he has this com- plaint or not, and its proper means ofeure. Ainong other things it was remarked, that it was by no meaus uecessary that the stream of urine should be obstructed or even puch diminished, in a ease of stricture; chi ed, bad and long established cases, butstrieture may exist for months and even ers withons producing any striking change in this respect. Neither is it necessary there should be pain, or any thing directing the attention to the s , "ain, 'y, is now aud then complained of, but it is onl u inflammation happens to he superadded: and, with to other effects, especially of enrly eases, these ate observed to fall upon the mind and nervous system, rather than the part it- f ‘There are, however, three circumstances which most pe- 'y belong to stricture, and, especially when they meet to- Should never be lost sight of, but lead toimmediate means ther symptoms ned, but most of these belong to other maladies as well, or mlate to Stricture ia its more advanced aud settled form, while the following, three belong to stricture in its early stage, and when 1t is so easily and certainly removed. ‘The first of these relates to THE MANNER OF URINATING,.—It has been, already said the stream need not be much diminished grimreded what to be observed is the peculiar way in which it finishes, if it Should happen, after the clothes arereadjusted thot a drop of two as it may seem, would afford a strong suspicion.’ Not’ that this drop ef wo can proceed from no other oppse haters bat, certainly, nO atrieture can exist without it. "The next 15. THE TIMEA FORMER GONORRHGEA MAY BAVE REMAINED UNCURED —A Gonorrhea, shongh et ouly, is by far the most frequent cause of Stricture. It is not severity, so much as the leugth of time its gleety stage may have remained, that is to be considered. Neither is it possible in every case to statehow long this may continue without producin| Stricture, for one person is naturally more disposed to Stric- ture than another, If, however, it should have. continued from six to eight weeks, this length of time at | least » would stren, aay other suspicious circumstance, 1s THE ERRECT. A STRICTURE HAS UPON THE MIND.—Nothing is “more certain than the effect of Strie- iure into depress the spitite and to lessen mental energy. Not that chis is complained of in the same degree by every individu- si, but it is socommon, in one degree or other, that thewriter rare- secs a case of Stricttire m which the patient does not obgerve that he isnot so active, or capable of business as formerly. This also is 4 serious effect; though jittle understood, but it is unques- tionably true. Indeed, whoever considers the natural connection of mind and sexual organs, will easily imagine that, ax there is a riedium by which the mind so, powerfully acts upon these or- gans #0, through the same medium the sexual o1 the mind. ‘This, however, is better explained in ‘The Private Treatise” of the author, a little volume which is seut to many parts of the world. As the cure of Stricture proceeds, tne acti- vity of mind invariably retour. aie tia us ct to the cure of Stricture—this, it is gratutyingto state, is geherally accomplished in very little time, and without patn or inconvenience. Nothing ean exceed the improvement o! sate years in the treatment of this complaint. Indeed, in hands of proper and experienced persons, the cure of Stricture is now accomplished in as many ‘days as formerly it demanded months. Many persons consult the writer who come ou busi- ht be ment though it has been a source of troub! those pet j¢ and auxiety for years. ‘To cannot leave their homes, the writer furnishes his own iar means of cur her with hus “Private Treatise,” chapter, givingevery information on the the plainest_ manner; and which, being subject, aud written enclosed ina litde mahogany chest, can be safely sent '‘toany distance. In consequence of the number ot pretenders and books of wackery Which intest this city, he deems it proper to make the following statement, as @ satisfactory ground of confidence tostrangers. Besides his rank as Graduate of Cdinburgh, &e. i has published three editions of 2 work expressly on these cor wats. Also, he has letters from the most eminent rR yst claus in Europe to the most eminent in America—ns Sir Astley Cooper, of Loudon, to Dr. Mott, of New York; Dr. Physic, of Philadelphia, and others, aud is permitted to refer to almost every Chyaiciail of eminence in this eity. Addrvss Dr. Raiph, 88 Girecuwieh street. 39 im*re DR, POWELL, M. D., OCULIST and OPERATIVE SURGEON, TTENDS exclusively to DISEASES OF THE EYE,and to operations upon that. organ method of. treat ing AMAUROSIShas been highly successful. is frequently far advanced before th This affection are gradual obscurity and_ impair- st Looking misty or confused—in ined, but run into each re Prominent sym pto1 y portions of oljects being visible, dark moving spots OF seem to float in the arr, flashes of light are evolved, ac. companied by pain, giddiness, and n sense of heaviness in'the iy by neglect or maltreatment, brow or temple, too frequen ting im total loss of vision. Catanacts anv Opacities or Specks on the Eye, are effec- tually removed. The most inveterate cases of NG cured in afew minutes. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted with: out au operation oF 1ai,so closely corresponding with the na. tural in movement and appearan ft dely detection. Vice given as to the kiador SPECTACLES adapted to parc cular defects. Residence and offices 261 BROADWAY (cor- ner of Warren street.) au2%6 Im*ec DS ‘TOK CORBITT, Meanber of the University of New L rk, also member of the Medical Society, has removed his office from 16 Duane street to 3 Oliver street, uear Chatham, ¢; may be consulted confidentially on all diseases of a jeate nature, Straugers are informed that the Doctor has oufiued his practice from being general to the treat meut of certain classes of diseases, (now over thirteen years in es his entire attention — > e Ktecent cases are removed ‘in three or four days from the sys- at have heen ians less experienced, will be calling on Dr.C. Api octor’s reputation for skill and Strictures engage the Doctor's profound atten ine may be had to Nba! «certain disease in Open from7 A. M. to 10 P. 4u26 Imos*m. | rain, which have done much damage to the c these rains have been felt widely with anything like the they came down here, a considera. | p will have been'produced by | A. PURDIE, FRINGE, GIMP, CORD AND TASSEL MANUFACTURER, No. 105 William Street. Up Stairs. NTIMATES that he has on hand, and is daily bringing for- d, a splendid assortment of the avove articles, to which Orders promptly executed. DR. CONVERS’S INVIGORATING CORDIAL, For NITAL DEBILITY, IMPOTE: ENCE OR NOCTUE HIS celebrated and powertul reme with most lappy effect in the sicians and surgeons in the Arr Maria Spear, Galveston. Cll lore % Taylor, 81 street; and of the principal | States, or of solemgents. South Fourth street, New ( Ns, S Wm € Preston, Be By Last Nights Southern Mail, Arr Metamora wall, 8 William street ; oles erence inthe oro; the weather of the week. On the same subject, the Parish Journal of the ult , published at Minden, in the parish of Claiborne, | the corn crop in that section is good. Three or tour weeks since, says the Journal, the cot- country looked well, and large but those expectations are ¢, for since that time there It is now said the pre han last year’s, which was i A. WRIGHT place in an Orange quarter, n the course of a fight | PaiLapetrstia, Sept » Antares, and Palin, MACHINE BELTING. GOODYEAR’S PATENT METALL MACHINE BELTING N ARTICLE of great stren dapted to all kinds ¢ costs *bont one third les: tis unaffected hy hent o cold, aud when adj notrequice alteration as isthe ease wi i i) Cid Norman, Port Spain; Eliz: ton in this section of yields were expected ; not realized, and cannot’b | been a continual drought, crop will be but little better th Baurimone, Sept 16—Cld Gladiator, Malifax. Sld Scotia, rability, can be | Teather is used; | may respects, ted to machines | ancier, Portland. », N¥ork. Sld_M y rrragausett, Rich and is superior to , Ke. &e. s long been used prevails. Sta'e 5’ t:and the stocks were | firm at the last quotations. ‘he foilowing is the list of be the expectations of our plant | long drought had considerably itish empire, France and Indeed, so remarkable were the cures, that the tate harbinger of lite.” ‘The use of fully sustains the high encomium. ‘I ommend it as superior to lot the permanent cure of the above distress. ‘The proprietor does not offer this remedy as and thickness made to order. a Wigs and Scalps, TELOR’S” New Invented Wigs ani? Scal| the astonishment, curiosit E, the undersigned, de Iife, as well as recreation, not to be con trade to sich a jate hour at night, do hereby esat 9o’clock every evening (Saturday i mouths, to commence from this, the Ist day of it necessary for the benelit of ers rather too high. The y weakened the plants, and the late showers, with the intermediate hot sun, has been very injurious, ‘In some fields nearly half the plants are away, and some planters will be very fortu- hirds of what they expected to ee to close our inedical authority in the U ” mid admiration of con difliguities aud vexatious annoy: These beautiful specimens of the art to, Wig malcing, eon only be procured at Wim. Batehelor’s, No. itemoved from 165 Broadway. IT IS SPOKEN OF OUT LOUD S BEING the very best Shaving Cream in © et san article that gave such general satisfaction. NA CREAM stands pre-e y ing Soap of the whole world; the united presses of Europe aud pronounced it unrivalled, and the immense hat itis duly appreciated, Itis put up neat- aper, han any other soap now before t l ree the article as not mtor, CHARLES H. d excessive indulgence of the passions years) Reveral physical prostration nervous irritability, tarpur | are now done away with. Ww Weeks ago. The exandria (La. | says, that the caterpill crop in that parish, appearance this year. New Hedtfor [For the week end: Sperms—There has be week, and sales of crude have be nt ofabout 1200 bbls—2v0 bi bbis (41 perc. c. head) at y 150 bbls, at ers of handsome oil are, while some parcels fai large sales ot manufacture sh, for winter, and | tions in Sperm Candi Wall street, near Broadway. andlowerextretiti impoteney or premature and aberration of mind, confusion of ness of vision, pain in the head, ve social intercourse, timidity render the man isolated avd miserable. sudden decline or cousumption. may banetal practices. ) Democrat of, the 27th \ultimo, | ar had hitherto spared the cotton and thinks that it will not make its W. Ben . r n lroprietors of she Shirt Stores of Chath et, New York. 100 L Island 4197; 100 do 63 10 | igo and lunacy, aversion to DE BSERVATIONS on the best means of preserving the FS aE eae beauty aud comfort, founded Dentiit; the ine Oil Market, ‘ing September demand during the eu made to the ex; Is at 65 cents; alot of 100 90 cents, cash; and on Satur- prices not made public. Hold. however, now firm at 49 cents, offering at 58. ed Sperms ai 88, cash, tor fall. es have also been made, on private RING'S VERB! eth indispensable to healt! ow long aud extensive practic troducer of the insertion of Artifi Atmospheric pressure. Th ails of fainilies, while persous who have lost teeth will formed of the best methods for replacement aud tion of those remaining ; May be had of the author, 2 way, commer of Warren st. es, and particularl the country, where these solitary habits prevail to an alarm extent, and ‘those, too, whose matrimouial alliauces have not npy results which should attend the connubial state, will percetve that this advertisement. is i If you would be relieved from this country have The following speech was addressed to the President of the United States of America, by the envoy extraordinary and munister plenipotentiary of his Majesty the Emperor ot Brazil, on the 12th September—the occasion of been productive of those ha iS Gr by the origine! i Broome street. ani 80 Niniceo. TO ANGLERS AND DEALERS IN FISHING TACKLE. ONROY'S, 52 Fulto MU tscturersand Importe | iathe fine for ond, Stream, River’ and Sea HK. Hemining & Sou, and genuine justly celebrated Fish Hooks, Atso, of Dixon& Sons colebe Shooting Tackle and covered Drinking Flasks, finest. Cauister Gunpowder, Ke., &e., wholesale and retail. STRIKER’S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR an important subject to them, the above named evils, and be 1 ure this cordial. y important to the ESSRS. CLARKE ¢ public to their Tet ne street, where they can TEV AN solicit the pstronage of perance Intelligence Office, 95 have servants of the fi ants and others, ot all description: Messrs, Clarke & Stevan return theif they have so liberally public at 9532 Duan 813 ff street, Manu- allits branches, of every article i wersin the city, ident : I have the honor to deliver to your ex: j cellency the letter of the Emperor, my sovereign, bY | terms. which his Imperial Majesty, in reising my diplomatic 1 rank, has been pleased to nominate me hit envoy ex- | Nw eo traordinary and minister plenipotentiary near the United | and afew bottles 0 their fall stock, wi bilitating climate, wh d, oad the system rapidly de+ disorders are greatly rhe sales since oast, at 34 cents; 200 bbls for export, at 38 cen! Imronts or Srerm On, Wuare On into tHe Unerep Staves v.15, 1845 :— of good moral character, since € thanks for the hind patroaage recerved, and continne to serve the y cue door west of Broadway. LAMPS, GIRANDOLE ters of the gent cays The physician may be con office through the store. Sold wholesale and retail b store) Sun building N. ¥ Ca The “Cordial” will be forwarded to any part of the | city or country by addressing as above, post paid, wlected do at 354 cents; ted ifdesired. Entrance to the O. FAY, 136 Fulton street, ann WitaLenone : AND JAPAN ber has just received from hia manufactory ‘lid ‘assortment of Girandoles, in. + Uiomed with fine English Cut Drops. lar and Lard Lamps, ot vari- aides, Chandeliers, eoutain- lors, Churches and. Ho- anttorns, for Halls, 1 sell at wholesale JOHN W. MORGAN, wor Kast of Broadway. Lamp, for Camphi it and good under. | en Brazil and the | Shp Mercator. t closing $5, post paid. wd. Also ag by Dr. Wadsworth, 45 North Main st., Prowi- ested to have their hair change Ad take this method there plain, None genuine, he Solution ean be forwarda f f antry upwards of four years, | as minister resident of Brazil, and having, during wl this | time, been honored with repeated proofs of kindness and consideration from your Excellency, as well as from your precpasercr 5 and flattering myself that I have de. | iNETIC REPELLANT. R. A. POWER, meinber of the Royal Colle of Londou and of the United States, | Sir Astley Cooper, | vate offices, No. | diseases of 4 delicat terus, with Cat a Ke of Surgeons of the prinerpal Colleges veral Yeurs assistant to the late can be confidentially consulted at his pri. | 5 Chambers street, New ¥. to, the treatment of which he or the last 17 years. whether recent or of long without the use of mercury or a ot aud Stained Glass, which he will 1, at reduced prices. remedy fori ing on ral. Ship Haunibal, arrived 2d... er Ballon street, c N.H.-On hand, 20 dozen of the ef auperior make and fiaish, ata very ABERNETHY’S BOTANICAL PILLS. NE box of these invaluable medicines advertised lor cer unfortunate rest assured that there is ho ing these Pills to be a speedy and radical eure for Gonorrhea, Gleets, Ircitation of the Kidneys, Xe. They were for several years prescribed by the celebrated of the above dises ficient to effect acu obstinate gleet ATENT MI OVER SHOLS. not to stiffen or soften under any degree of I for darabilitys weat- apported pases, suitable for the all quantities, GEO. BEECHER, 100 Broadway. JUDGE FOR YOURSELF UNTERIAN DISPENSARY, No. 3 Division street, ex tablished A. D. 1895. hy the present proprietor, hy cessful treatment of t of DR. HUNTER’S RED i remedy on earth that ean safely be relied wense without inj ! | GOODYEAR’S | TALLIC RUBBER a een shina and Gleets, We have heard of but sale of 6000 Lbs N W Coast at 32 jog prices now, we understand, are and 35 for South Sea. one transaction, a The general ask- 33 cents NW Coast, ‘d Shipping List. a, oF no charge madi Pills ore worth all the quack is the moot insidious, often i where its existence is not nost lamentable effects upon tem of the patient. Some of re prostration of the nto society, and the involuntary exe : adjusting the cloth to voiding urine. Hundreds of cases | treated upon my newly discovered syst sion, thus avoiding the intolerable dant upon the rash introduction of Self Pollution is perieuced, and when once contracte come—produciny | Charite in, | even dreamt of, eration in assert- the mind and nervous » theuretha. ‘Thoy'effect a cure in a mu nay otherremedy, without tanting the breath, disagreeing with Urestomach. or confinement trom business.’ Priee 81 her box a Seer, 8—At market, 750 Beef Cattle; 425 Stores; 3000 Abernethy in all the stages ise one box is usually saf- protracted elironi¢ | y certain, having cines for ‘months, jon than to cure the € the parts subject to the troublesome Last week's prices &e.they are equal hundreds who had taken other medi hteaded more to destroy the coustituti Magnetic Repul- inndicions use of mereury, oF three years old $16 E Sheep—Lambs from $1 25 #175, tution, and comatituts morbid habit, often arising with the inex- | at ditfiuult to over: ocy, loss of memory, | ul emissions, impoteney enabled, under my treat: | andthe system is re- tem shoutd use this powerful purife 4on can consider himself safe after having the ve Ol Sheep from easant taste or smel h all eases. no matter how Long s ystem, with less trouble to time, than any other mes TO TAILORS vn ii ‘neorrect knowledge of Fash- fe all its various branches, would do | ets’? Complete Work on t) only, at No. 112 Swine—Shoats to peddle 3,3} and 9) ct the stifferer is speed rows; old Hogs 3) ae this pernicious practic bs pristine vigor, by the use of the Electro-Magnetic | or Albus, or Whi and 4}c for B: from $34 to 5 ‘onally and favorably inistration, and he was en more agreeable or | ‘world, or no pay os CONGENTRAT Obstructions and Suppressio SKULL Y inforins his friends ond TPUOSE, who desire he publie that hs profession ar usmal, at haviog for many diseases of the ieeth and gums pecially to that reece ck ‘am the only quali | resi- ight aad child, wKe to ret in this most neg- Pee p ur of the anxious desire of the United’ Siates that the relations of amity and peace, now subsisting between which can be obta t fying qualities and euratiye powers of te Boston; J Br lent! vdw Belknap, AD I science. rs which often deter ther matters connected therewith the most honorable regard. to ance will please be as mr No letters taken from thw y jin Place and Aurbernon, GW Whit EWARD haying been barat oat, lave removed AS a Brond street, on the corner of Stone street. BAK AND DENTISTS’ GOLD FOIL the manufactory, 92 Rend il, warranted equal toany in if is too extract of Sarsnparilla nt present before relied on as.a certain remedy for all disean finte atate of he blood, uch srare oud attention to give gene nlar braveh of his profession—t. tow in tivat part ta whiehy« liberal an ally neknow ledges | wot Chiladelphias D' Von Grouing, Richmond, Va; J Stewart, A B Strange, Master Strange, Man: / horuton and Indy, Henty Th O Gillis, WB Hag . Kor Halifax—Mrs 6 ts Chipman, Mrs Mr Chipman, Hi Hows, John Tobin, Win creey. Patients ata tle fa the description of thei Mffice unless paid. Offices No. 15 Chambers street, between City jours from 7 A. M. to bundantly testit atreet, in the rear, igs; Frizettes Wire, Chath street. -) tO suitany shade of =: per f own to need recommendation, For the accommoda: tien of down town customers, a supp! Lambert & Lane's Stationery Orders executed wit bP SHI? GARRICK—From bi under generat order at Orleans wi lealarly requested to tal the best quality, to b 'y Wrigl G M Seosdand, tnoticesat WM. DIBBLE he Cash in all ‘ans, Halifax—17. Sash in all cases, L, WAUGH, Practical Gold-beater, (late 271) Broadway DR, SALMON'S REMEDY VOR disorders of the Stomach, Liver and, Ki nh indgesion low yet hendache, pious ness, palpitation, languor, low spirits, loss of strength, paine m the. back, side, aid lower partot the crest habitual édstiyeness, worms, and other djote Salmons Hemedy lias met with extraordinary targa in D highly: by all who have taken ‘tor has been induced to introduce it to the it, that the prop) public generally He assures any sufferer from the above com- Paints, that it is, as it professes to ba gee cure, invigora- ting the system, restoring appetite, health, d even to the most debilitated. color and strength, ‘This Remedy contaims no mercury, nor any preparation of it, and does not prevent the closest attention to business. The ost satisfactory references given if required. DR: WM. H MILNOM, 192 Broadeay, s2im*ne cor. of John st., Sole Agent for N. ¥. FOR SAL. R LEASE IN 14TH STREET. LOT 25 by 100, between 6th and 7th Avenue, adjoining LA the reridence of Mr. Wycoff. Also, two lots in 2tth st, beer re ne AYERMCE AUBIN, Ce IDE, 41 Wall st nEADTHEFOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS oF THE COLLEGE ov a Modicine and rnarmac’ 95 NASSAU STREET. MEDICAL ADVIGE 1" PRIVATE DISEASES, HE, MEMBERS of the New York Collexe of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the suppression of quackery, continue to direct their particular attention to all diseases of & ivate nature, and ean pouthlently promise to persons requiring taedienl treatment, asafe and permanent eure without injury to the coustitation or confinementfrom business, -Lnvalids are pase Gicularly requested to make apulication to the College on the appearance of those diseases, ash vast amount of suffering time may be thus avorded. "One of the members of the College, for many years counected with the prineipay hospitals ia Europe for the cure of those complaints, attends for cousul- A.M, to7, P. and Medicine cure guaranteed. TO COUNTRY INVALID8.—Persons in the country, and finding it inconvenient to make per- pplieations, cau have forwarded to them a chest conta ef requisite to perform a radical cure, by statit together with all symptoms, t ent received elsewhere, of con: y, and em STITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED. He TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by the, Collene > * Medicineand Pha f the city of New York, is com mended for all eases of debility produced by se as of any Kind. It is an invalw terility, or barrenness, unless depend 21 each ; eases of half a dozen $5; carstulty Co all parts of the VELPEAU’S SPECIFIC PLLLS, JON the radical eure of xonorchonn,gleet,serninal emi and all mocorpurulent, discharges {ram the urethra Vills, the resuit of twenty year's experience in the Hospital de } is, are pronounced by their celebrated inventor, Professor Velpean, as an infallible ed for all diseases of shorter time thag RICORD'S ALT 7vOR permanent eure of primary o: luleers, nodes, or auy y! ve Personsauspeeting a venerenl Withont thoroughly eleausing the aystem with th ohold lasjente Spuilon ut eae 4 old in single bottles at $1 each ; i arclully pueled andventiar i parts of the Pycneomen PED EXTHACT OF SARSAPA RILLA, GENTIAN 4D SASSAFRAS. REPARED by the New \eok Colloge of Mi Pharmacy, established for t refined and highly concentrated ex:raet, y recommended by the College asi perior to aay yd may be arising from anit as serofula, salt rheam, ring’ in in the bones or joints, n lotches or plmples, ulcers, cutangous eruptions, ulcerated sore thr r any disease arist from the secondary effects trae aie injud ous uaoat “Gold ta single bottles, as Toeentsonst neyven of halts doxen bottles, Py dozea one CJ Cases forwarded to all of the Union. N. Bm A liberal EN Nate”) STCMARDUBR ee