The New York Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1845, Page 4

been some who did not choose to answer, on being called, and thus caused, vy their silence, a suspicion that foul play had been practiced. As it 18, great dissatisfaction existe among a great number of the members, on what they deem an tS ipod system of coercion on their consciences, and the result of which will be the beeating up, altogether, of the caucus operation of putting favorites into place and wer. B. B. French was nominated for Clerk of the House ot Representatives, to which he was this day eleoted viva voce, and Dr. Lane, the present in- cumbent, to be Sergeant-at-Arms. TWENTY-! INTH CONGRESS. Senate. A Wasuineton, Dec. 2, 1845. The Message is Oid Hickory all over—out-and- out, inside and out, turn it #s you will, itis Old Hickory. But before we introduce it, a word upon a Relimineyy, subject in the Senate to-day. he resolution prescribing the mode of determin- ing the class of Senators to which each of the Flori- da Senators respectively belongs, coming up, Mr. Archer, always to do right, and to act with particu- lar regard to the courtesies appertaining to a Sena- tor, said that he had examined, and had discovered that the first class of Senators, or of those whose terms expire in 1847,was, as had been stated to him, full to excess, und submitted that two ballots, therefore, as had been proposed, numbered two aud three, be placed in the box, and that each of the Senators trom Florida draw out one of said ballots, and thatthe number thereon shall determine the class respectively to which each Senator shall be attached. Two ballots were etd Si poe in the box on the Secretary’s table, and Mr. Levy and Mr. Wescott came forward to draw. Euch appeared to be anxious to give his colleague the privilege of drawing first. Finally, Mr. Levy acceded, and drew one ot the papers, which he read to be No. 3; so that his colleague necessarily succeeded to No. 2. Mr. Levy’s term will therefore extend to 1851, while Mr. Wescott’s will expire in 749. Mr. Crrrrenpen introduced a bill providing for the improvement of the Ohio, Mississippi, Missouri and Arkansas rivers, according to notice—also, a bill providing for the purchase of the stock ot the Louisville and Portland Canal Company, and for rendering said canal free. To some of your readers it may not be supererogatory to state that the afore- saidis a steamboat canal, cut around the falls of the Ohio, at Louisville, and through which, except at high water, all steamers passing above or below the talls, have to run, subject to a toll of from fifty to two hundred dollzrs, according to their tonnage. It will require over two millions of dollars to purchase this canal—yet the Kentuckians are | anxious that should be done, in preference to the construction of a merpearestst canal, on the Indiana tide, which weuld materially cut off the transit trade via Louisville. The President’s message waa introduced, and each member, in the mean time, was supplied with rinted copy to read, as if reading proof with the Secretary. The message isa crack production.— Your Washington correspondents have prepared your readers to a great extent, as to the character of this production—but its bold, fearless, indomitable Amenican spirit, transcends even our expectations of the Executive.j He invites the early attention of Congress to the consummation of the Texas an- nexation, and we have reason to believe that this subject, from the representation of the case by the Deets will be among the first acted upan deci- sively. i He makes a clear exposition of our relations with Mexico, showing that the door to negotiation has been opened by way ot experiment, with the sug- gestion that it it fail, we kick our ill-bred neighbors into something like good manners and honest deal- ings. On the Oregon question he heads the “ organ. He leads off in gallant sty upon this subject, and no mistake. The whole ter- ritory is ours—that’s flat. We must give the twelve months’ notice—we must protect our citizens “ out thar”—we must build blocs-houses along the route, and have a military road anda monthly mail line to | Oregon, &c. To all of which the people will say, Amen. When the Secretary, in the reading, broach- ed the Oregon question, there was an audible move- ment in the Senate below and in the galleries above. Ashe proceeded in the reading, the British munis ter left the Senate, and the French minister, «8 Sir Richard passed hin, smiled, as much as to 8a) “ Youare catching it now, Sir Richard, and there’s | no dodging.” On the subject of the Tariff, the Sub-Treasury, the Public Lands and the Public Mineral Lands, the President is as flat-footed us on the Oregon ques- tion, and speaks out just as plainly here as there. He is inclined to think that banks and speculators, and land-jobbers will all cheat and swindle if they ean, and that, therefore, (and the reason is unan- ewerable,) it 1s better not to trust any of them. .. The Secretary had proceeded thus farin the read- ing, when, on motion of Mr. Sevier, the further reading of the message was dispensed with. The document will cause great rejoicing throughout the country, and stamp Colonel Polk as a bona fide se- cond edition of Old Hickory. House of Representatives. Deckmpen 2, 1845. The Minutes of yesterday's proceedings were read and approved. Mr Cons, of Georgia, moved that B. B. Frexcn, Esq., of New Hampshire, be elocted Clerk of the House. Th resolution was adopted without adivision. All par seem pleased that t officer has been re-elected. The Secretary of the Senate appeared with a mossage, stating that that body had concurred inthe resolution ap- | excellent pub! pointing a committee to wait on the President of the nited Sta Mr. C. J. Iscensoz.t, of Pa., presented a memorial from American citizens in Oregon, praying for some favors. | Mr. Baycy, of Va., moved that the House do now pro- Cee to the election of Public Printer. Mr. Ganaetr Davis, of Kentucky, of whose constitu- | ents Mr. Clay is one, moved, as an amendment, committce of five be appointed to rece: to let the public printing to the low supported by some statistical table: the memorial of practical printer, the printing for from 20 to 50 dene by a public printer. Mr. Barcey replied by saying that the gentleman from Kentucky had not carried out this reform when his own party was inpower. He hoped they would proceed to | the election. asked the clerk to reada part of adocument | chiefly taken from who offers to do all per cent cheaper than it is Mr. Day: which he sent in, showing how much could be saved by | such a courte ax his amendment suggested. Mr. Tom Mississippi, moved that the farther read: pe with. hen withdrew the document, to reply to the honorable gentleman from Vii Mr. Me Dowex, of Ohio, from the committee appoint- ed to wait on the President, announced that the President would forthwith communicate to the Hou: writing. Mr. Davis was just about to commence his reply to Mr. Bayley, when the Private Secretary and dephew of the President, J. K. Walker, Exq., made his appearance with about a hundred pounds weight of papers, which Jad, with all becoming ceremony, on the Speaker lesk. Mr. Davis yielded the floor resume his reply to Mr. Bayley. The Crxnx then commenced reading the Message «t | about 1 o'clock, and did not get througn till within abuut five minutes before 3 o'clock. Several times during the reading of the parts of the message on Oregon and Tex- as, the Fegular aud lobby members would cry out “Good,” good.” Mr. Cuaraax, of Alabama, moved that the usual num- ber of copies, with the accompanying documents, be Printed for the uto of the members; and that 20,000 co withont the documents, be printed for circulation This ras carried under the previous question, which cut off le! M} retaining the right \o On motion of Mr. G. Davis, the House then adjourned, ‘without going into an election for Printer and other offi- ors. Tne debate on Printer will be resumed to-morrow. John Foy, Esq., is unanimously ro-elected a committee of the whole on oysters, on the part of the House. There | aay be some opposition to his appointment, but I think | he Will be sustained Bautimons, Dec. 3, 1845, Jock Frost hav Arrived—~The Message Excitement and the Ezxpresses—Supevintendant of the Exehange—Markets, 4. The thermometer this morning is some haif dozen de- grees below the freezing point. and all running water, with the exception of the basin, has come to a sudden halt, and a few more such nights as the last, will compel that to follow suit also. From twelve o'clock to three yesterday, Baltimore ‘was ina perfect ferment, boiling over with excitement inanticipation of the Message. As is usual on such occasious, Baltimore street wan lined with meu, women and children to see the expresses they pass to the newspaper offices, and on the way to the east, and the paper offices were surrounded with anxious citi- zens and noisy newsboys. The telegraph was made to old Time out of hour in the tern packages, ich had been previously sent on to this city, and were rt Washington, at 12 minutes past lock, under the charge of Mr. Griswold, who met with an accident from the breaking of an axletree on his ‘way to the Canton depot, but immediately jumped ast dle of the horse, and finished his route with the of but afew minutes. The Oregon and Texas portions of tho Message seom to meet with general favor here from 0 M. Porter has been a xchange Read and gentlomantytane. EE ling spirit o! ~~ Tae Ma Some 3000 bbls. of City Milla Flour were sold yesterday at $6—towatte hollers became more firm, and. asked $6,12f06 sy ene Ho ch ppointed superintend- station to which position, with @ corres scommodation, eminently qualify sale of 600 bbls, was made at $6.12}. The prea ard street is about the seme, with but small sales selling at 80 conts por gallon in bbls, and Dec. 2, 1845, \tis protty generally understood here that tho Presi- deut Las positively and Pperemptorily refused to remove ‘Ven. Marriott from the office of Collector of the port of Baltimore, and the only available means of having him displaced now, at the disposal of the malcontents, is to ‘eure the rejection of his mommmetion by the Senete. le. He isa perfect Hoosier , in tae day, sales were reported to us of 1400 bbls at from | mouth, do. | $5 37) to 6 50; clear—anda sale from store, at four | Gome Ports. o'clock m the afternoon, was effected for 1000 barrels at | Baxcor, Nov 28—Arr schr Merchant, New York. Those, therefore, who take an interest in the matter, endeavoring to secure a sufficiency of Senatorial vote are | Kermit—20 bus 344 hdls Ph. & 9125 bars 60 Iidisiron Bleecker be Oothoutet bale 16d States 1a chs 10 coven toorder for this parpose. Benton and Allen are said to have | Livenroou—Bhip Adirondeck—1004 bars iron $ Covgdon— siven their pledge to this afect; and as his memorable ive iS Fiancee Ra ; Si tore i ‘ Oy xy and characteristic conversation with Judge Belt, has ba Sete | Ds Ay 4 eS i ~ oar caused our Senator, the Hen. Reverdy Johnson, to repu- diate him, he will be “black-balled” by the entire whig | strength of the Senate. It is, consequently, anticipated ————SESEqE—E—————— Ss “ 7 fidence, that the whig yote,with the se MARITIME HERALD. Iready pledged to his enemies, | =————————— ah 1 b PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 4. | lar disease is said to prevail in this city amon ————— i tha young married Indies, a large number of whom have | *0% sss eseneeed MOON ARTE ted within a few weeks past inchild-bed. The doctors | UN ETe 2. le te..04 kgs to order, e entirely at fault with regard to the nature of it, as | ain | all the eareutiats requited to reuder'« he hair avdeurniog grey. d } 7 " | Her. ammed ate extract of some thore are but few. if any of them, but havebad some of | uip shu G. Costa, Benjamin, Canton, Howland:& Aspin- | “AMVC erature, $150 per day. Permanent boners | Tropert | Thear of a case of nose-pulling, which took place a “'Btraue Keunebec, Sm‘t, Bristol, Erg. J Jaques. ft ~~Aelilbnatvaneanndalvennncy, — i>) oy gt : “and ofthe dry and | few days ince, in the printing office of our Abolition | Big Stas, Neri. Galve Pie aside ipl akaen Aa ance eaher te foee ceree hati deposits. “This preparation purities the | Peaceable Doctor is suid to have had his | Big Peevuie. Fock St ia'ka, Me, BD Hurl vo, | Weeks, and vend bill to Tyler & Birch. idbdn eodrre | hain tnd given Coit e-boyutiful oan aud ovtaess, and’ | by his youth(ul part | Brie tm Hobiuson, Charlestou, Duuhea é& Dimon. | CLINTON HOTEL. esac 2 Fee OIDENCE, | Schr Juhu Adams, Higgins, St Thomas, &e WW Sehr W Ider, Bryaut, Falmoutn, Ja. T Tucker, | Schr Elleu Perkins, Feusley, Sian!, A Patralio. Sche Actress, (Br) MeDonld, Halifax T Winniett. | Schr Alarie, Purnell, Witmingteu, NC | Lynchburg, Guvld, Richmond, Allen & Pexson. | Cole, Petersburg, J Hunter & Co. | ‘on, that the Native American ica hunned by both whigs and dem- ts ima strange garret, with no- Priaperruta, Dec. 3, 1545. 2 | Schr Michigan. Terry, Baltunore Johnson & Lowden. The President's Message is the only subject of con-| Schr Sarah E eri ron) Bal more, Gager & Mailler. versation here which afords any interest, or which may Schr Jodine, Blew, Philadelphia, Plate & Piersou. be tobe new. Ofcourse you have the discussions | Arrive! in New York as we have, anda report of our observa- | tions would, theretore, be no news to you. ‘The effect of the Message upon the stock market was visible on ’Change, in the declining prices of stocks in Packet ship Northumberland, Griswold, from London and ‘ortsmouth, 2d ult, with mdse. to Jonn Griswold, | Packet ship Stephen Whitey, Popham, from Liverpool, 29h Oct. with mdse, t Kermit. i6ch ult. WSW, Wm Castello was washed overboa Packet ship Shecandosh, West, from 4 more firmly than it with mdse,t>C H Marshall i ing but the market closed mor y Ship Aainadick, Shi apap lags a, a oscanh ‘The preparations for the Grand Bazi ar Ball to-morrow mdse. to Timble~—270 passengers, to J McMurray. night, ure progressing with much spirit, and the fete pro- |, tip St Patrick, Proal from, Liverporl, 23d Oct. with mds mi to eclipse everything of the kind given in Phila- jredship EI Ww. < . , hg del phia. ‘A snow storm commenced here about three o'clock this afternooa, which is coming down thick and fast, with a stroug promise ofan abuadance of fine sleighing. | outside the Hook Salvs of Stocks at Phitadelphia, Brig Smith Tutte, Bush, 20 di 1 Boanp, Dec. 8-—100 shares Girard Bank, 9}; | with 14.560 segars 40.0 oranges 5000 | ore, ateerin Barque Whiton, Curt nEbere reported) 6 days fm Zante, with 1506 bbls currants to Draper evlin. Experieuced very Heavy weather duriog the passage. 30th ult. while at anchor the Hook, during a gale from NW, had to slip beth au- = iece: 450 Reading RR, 30, 2 Memphis Bank, 73; 20 Louisville | Left barque Mallory. Babbid it Marks, soon; 4 ot! Penn Township Bank, 29}; $2000 Wilming- | Usknown. 26th ult. off Virginia Capes, saw brig May Flow 71; $5000 State o's, 73}. | of New Haven, standing N. Arran Boasp.—20 shares Northern Bank, Kentucky, | ,,§piijh bum Ralcon, Pitt, 12 days from Bermuda, in balla 954; 100 shares tear ep Sees 30; $5000 State 5's, 73]. Schr Statesman, from Richmond. conn Boann.—$1000 Ches. and Del 6's, 83}; 750 py County 5’, °60, old, 964; 600 Penn. 5’, 73};'13 shares Harlem RR, 17}: 100 Wil. RR, 24}; 160 Reading RR, | 30; 700 Girard Bank, 9}; 70 Susquehanna Canal, 8 Avren Boanps.— $10,000 Penn. 5's, b5 ds, 73); 1500 | Harlem RR, 6's, 72; 100 shares Wil. RR, cash, 24/; 200 Reading RR, 80. Supreme Court One ship, two brigs, unknown. ——— Miscellaneous Record. Sup Jou G. Costan, for China, is detained nutil this moruing. Packer Suir Bautimone, for Havre, has bee the weather until t —Dec. 2, 1845.—The Supreme Court of the United States met this morning at the Capitol. Preseat : Hon. Roger B. Taney, Chief Justice; Hon. John McLean, Hon. James M. Wayne, Hon. Johc Catron, Hon. Samuel Nelson, and Hon. Levi Woodbury Associate Justices. James Shields and Albert T. Ble soe, Esquires, of Washington city, Frederick P. Stanto: Esq., of Teune: nd J. Van Buren, of > ork were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this court.— | The Chief Justice announced to the bar that the court would commence the call of the docket to-morrow, un- der the 36th rule. Adjourned till to-morrow, at eleven o'clock. Fi : OER waster of ship Cecil, of Baltimore, which had been total {3- Captain Thomas Sangster, a soldier of the late , lost, with fourteea men, at the island of Juan de Nova, too! war, respectfully presents himself to the Senate of the | passage in brig Richmoud, of Salem, to Zanzibar. here United States, as Sergeant-at-Arms of that honorable | took passegein the Mohawk, for Boston, aud died whe. twenty body. days out of ‘Jungle’ lever. “Many ciscumstaaces iuduce. the celief that he, with the four mea, had escaped in toeir boat from some captured slaver. No such chin as the ‘Cecil? his belonged to Baltunore, and the dratis which he gave iv payment for his passaxe were on Isaac McKim, Esq. wh een dead five or six years, aud on Isaac MeKim, Je. who ix us | iw mercantile purswvts. He apoeared ‘to be well acqu with Beltimore aud its citizens, as weil os with several officers | of the U.S. Navy — He stated ihat he was only sixm aths from tes, and scemed to be familiar wit th o ave trade. Ou his death bed he exhibited | ance of a hardeaed reprobate. Ove of the four men who wei | ja the boat with Chalwers, also arciyed here in but no information can be obtained from him,” Pnorrrapce VovaGr.—! 80 long aud favorably known as one of the Old Line of packets, under the auspices of Capt. Batley, uow of the Yorkshire, was detained by ; Ships Sea, and Prince Albert, | pat to set ¢, reported ashore yesterday, was Hoat- id has revurned to the bay in charge of a her h iving left the ship afi her will put to sea as soon as re nora ce,tibcates, such asfollowsi— ae = ‘wile was afflicted with affection of the lungs, pain in the | sferectieer | FRENCH, AMERICAN, AND ITALIAN RES sidenad chest ‘and eur, debility, exoectorai Hv and je wind favors | pus for years: employed the best medical skill, homeopa: | QIGNOR PALMO Funai ititis trons and the | thicand allupathic ‘Brey prowouneed her aes mlseracee ana | Siytiitesthathe has opened a Restauraut, at his well known | despaired of effecting a care. ‘tried various patent medicines | and popular old stand, adjoing the Opera flouse He willserve ; without effect F nally, in August last, | tried y mn Breakfasts Dinners and Suppers, in the French. Awerican Balm. She has taken two bottles and is perfectly cured. .—In addition te that given in yesterday's Herald, re publish the followeny ‘person representing hunselt dats Catal rs, who had made his app: arauce at Madagasear with a boat and four inen, aud stated thet he was COMMERCIAL, New York, Wednesday, Dee. Corroy.—There was an active enquiry ‘to-day, pro- duced by the unsettled state of our relations with Eng- s understood from the President’s m generally at prices y beyond our extreme quotations. Lives Poon CLassiPicaTion. Upl. § Flor. Mobile ¢ N.O 6 a6, see Gla 6: sold some two years since to ahouse in Providence, R 1. for a 7aZ whaler, and sailed ou her ise in Nov. 1813 By a refer- 24a 7} questo the Hera of Sanday, twill beech that abe was at Has fonclulu on the 25th Aug: last, consequently out al, monthe, ae Sa S{a ey and would sail for home with a cargo of 27¢0 bbls whale 300 do Popkte ee il, and ajurge quantity. of bone—the. whole valued. at wally hs 6.00% Sie 8 | SSG NA ore age ew es 1008 fairs 4 « nia Pakacon, of Providene therm. pine FI cee 10fa10} | jumber tate gosdoles, shove the Southeines ndeer Boren Wudua.Themnciese tour eee park of ani | tght her stern on a bank and heeled over almost on her star mation, and it would seem operations had entirely water. ceased ; this feeling however, is owing to the anxioty manifested by dealers, to Jearn the nat of the hourly expected actelligence from England—prices remain as last quoted. When the tide made, her lumber port being out. she fil water, aud ou Tuesday afternoon, oaly part of her main deck and larboard rail were above water. About two-thirds of ner cargo had been discharged. Warcx.—Schr Susan Jackson, Smalley, ward beam ends as the tide fell, her bow being in seer, je from foston for RAIUEDERERI A: (POTHE BEAUTIFD- RS OF Tile COMPLEXION sar BAGLEY, feet e . £0. fp BAP, composed of an custer bo aie diacovaty a | PETER 1. FERGUSON.” 324 2mre MULES | iJ | house better suppli | two minutes prepared. Has famous buck whe | Toon is open from6 A. M. till 9 P. M., (except the first day in | the eek ul3 are anchored at Quirantine, awaiting the first opportunity to | * | atthe lowest prices, and served in the best manner. —The old packet ship South America, | d with | public generall pal re, Activ. last five years, and | honor to call myself your most obedient es ui aud Italian style, at any similar establishme fi si | dumer of thr nse SrAzES nore TO THE PUBLIC. a at tr gipenen, Eruakingtens: Ony; 2. GIVE MY ARTICLES A TRIAL AND JUDGE “T iieuaeee soaee iy tend’ ther nabs foe Pub OR YOURSELF lie for the hibersl hey ha rt aud confidently tnt | J Hoe’ popalartty fromm the under: earn ee eeeetlie soammmodacian, ‘Thr howe iesiteate on | STRA: ‘STO! IVE. AU LU! L HAIP RES BLA’ (ae ate 9 Ou the promenade side, between Third and Four- | This universally approved and admired article, fres ar phy heh hd OEY sie eae eae | w ree hu puesta. ir, lition oe recently wnderpoue sgeneral improvement | ithe delicate fragravce of the flowers— Se anki | fiver eheerkr andre en ear k oe | hw rey y tasts ‘lant ia its growth ; and it will posi sabe Fie eeRpies Siar ateteet | consideration has been to adapt it to the comfort of our patron: falling out, by the ui pirit or other | The dining hall is one of the most commodious aud best light 1» will soon be ored Lo its natural co- ed, by day and ni he Union, an few applications of the Eau Lustral. | Our waiu of ined. Bi 38) 2 and well di tix a preservative against baldness, and an infallible cure in it, dedieut, ali affections of the skin ow the head, as dondruff—and for pre- nge the judgment of fidently chal jog public in diserimi public house a home jo , HE PROPRIETORS of this Heuse are now prepared to Nature is eu inexhanstible mine, which experi make arrangements with families or single geutlomen to | study will always find room to excavate ; it iw that source, Bonrd for th. witer. alone, which produces all thit mea calls iuveution, aud which | 12d 2weod *re HODGES & WALKER. he would do beter, perhave, nme adapeations. | JUST OPENED. oF sale, WhOMOLES HAUEL,, Perfumer and Chemist, Pennants Eig Cogeco a 5 S ita :—J. B. Jaequemoed, No. way; F. com i aes ae Bs Araule "Lalayetio Bazaar, “Nos. 143 151 Broadway; A. Willard, 8. W. corner of Cedar Premiums was awarded at the Between Sixth and Seventh Streets, Poe ee uate arm of female loveliness, a agparent fair HAUELIS Nymph Soap, of Eau D) ivine de Venus, may be ? most nagicn! power. Composed f it part of oriental balsamie miueral admixture, it t SAKACED Eau No. 12 Dey Street, New York. OSEPH SMITH, late of Worcester, England, be; HEAD, s id toexert an leave | | to inform his frieuds and the public, that he has fitted up . Hy | Hines on hand the choicest of Wines, Liquors uad Sexars; also impurities from the surface, allays every tendency to inflainn Loudon Brown Stout, Scotch Ale and axenuine glass of Home | tigh and by this method sloue. eifeetuaily dissipates all rede | Brewed, {uwddition'to his usual fare, he iuteuds serving up | ow, and, by this method aloue, eifectunily dissipates all reds | | plates of Tripe in the true Dountry style; together with — Neo fs ee et cttal tar famale leveltnotecy tin wee | all other kinds of refreshments usually to befound in an Kug- will change the | most bilicus complexion iuto one of rar hop House, which he truste will be gratifying to bis diant whiteness; while on the ueck, hands aud arms, it be in gem . ows a delicacy and fairaess whic! continued use will hey pms neatly fitted up for private parties; Lodgi protect, with every appearance of youthful charm to the most advanced periods of life. with Old Country or Americ: = For sale, wholesale and retail, b pap TURTLE SOUP FOR EXPORT at CLULES HAULE, QSLING, of the American and Freuch Dining Balgon, | Pageeton} Oars aes PeneT hie, Nos. G4 ahd t6 Nassau strect, hasalways ready Green Tut: | 4) ay aventer—J. Bo sooo ee catzeet, Philadelphia. te Soup for Captains and families, put up in tin boxes. Ry vee tons dey Sealer Ab ae eda er GP 2 git rR elo Upwards of ferent dishes served up daily for dinner | 4ytanlt, payee Besar oe Me ya fA Books way; A. ! from 12M. ty ; the best of the markets: all kuds of | Wzllard. 8. W. comer ot Cedar and William streets, | came, &e., for prices which suit every body. He his 1 t remium was awarded at the Wau! _ 06 erected a machine whereon ner for 200 persons ean bi THE GRBAT AMERICA. EMEDY. OUTHERN BALM. 1S MEDICINE is a pleasant and effectual remedy for Colds, Coughs, lutiueaza, ing of Blood, Asthma, Pleurisy, Bronc! Liver Complaint, Consumption, and other diseases arising from obstructed perspiration. Now read smony, and call or send and get gratuitously « pamphlet ‘Treatise on Cousumption, &c., and numerous arrangement is made for the comfort of the visi P.M.) y son, joston, Mass. ry thankful for the encouragement best in the hope of a conti i Vei | sworn ce: at all hor confidently recommend it to all aaney, affected A.B. HAUPCMAN, Residence 14 Clarke st., store 608 Broadway. X |. City and County of New York, . B. Hauptman, bei july swo.n, deposes and says. that ci rect and true, _ __W.H. MUNN, Com. of Deeds. The Southern Balm is sold by druggi out the U.S, and ina manner unsurpassed by the city é or ale. porter, &e. may be had daily for 37g cents only. His dishes of the season, bill of tare will comprise all the choice impure state of fe and efficient morbid matter from the stomach and bowels, \d_imparting vigor to the system, For Highland Cottages. JEWS, with xrovnd plans, of the Highlaud Cottages at | Roxbury, wear Boston, deauuned and erected by Wm, B. Lind—for sale at the stores of Saxton ard Miles, Wiley & Put- | H. Newman, Hoe Lsckwood & Son; and other book- | New York, Piilsdelphia aud Boston. 8 Tw*r HOTEL DES DEUX FRERES. Boarding and Rooms on the Eur HICH. is more couvenient, comfortab than any other plan for. travellers, aud business require them (o be absent freqaeatly. ‘The quiet and healthy | ion of ths hotel, opposite Duane retired from the noise, bustle and cou! Broadway, where, the, medicines. are also by Wyaut& Ketchum, 121 Fule nam, stores in 5A ieberal discount to dealers. 38 Im‘ Te Ths Ladies IN rAKTICULAR—MY DEPILA- TORY POWDER has been found highly beneficial and of great use to ladies who have been afflicted with superfluous rk, no at tho- | hair, principally when its growth has been confined to the up- | Foughfares, yet adjacent thereto, and all the. steambost land: | perp und side "of the face: niviug masculine turn to. the ivgs, presents the most desirable resideuce. 168 Duane st, op- es. When used with proper care, and according posite Duane park. old tm* to the directions, it will be found to be a great addi ion to the toilet,as the use of any sharp instrnmentis entirely avoided, BROWN’S INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL, i i its apy TH : PROPRIETOR of this long established Hotel, takes | enatie hair is removed in five or ten minutes after its applica- occ asion, res to apprise hie old friends and the | ‘ determination to ke the spirit of enterise bow prevalent in hi the Inst fe hs, bad his sp | | whole featur \ \ | | "This composition is infallible, and warranted to remove su- pertlous hur, After sumercus trials L have received certifi yi of: ise pee ttt ees | , it at On anton wnovonsle “SULES HAUEL'S DEPOT, full pace with he has, within | ment thoroughly without regard to pains or ex- splendid accommodations another is Hf ot. ‘Tl pense, he has added to his N t 46 Sout Third street, Philadel phi ‘ 3 ‘ . se New York says the New a News of the Ist inst. struck | hew Ladies) Ordinery and Ladies’ Drawing Room, froating on b Leg ny ttt Auction—Landing from the Kazan, from Pa- | on Watch Hill Reef, Sunday morning, at 4 o'clock, bilged and | Penasylyauin Avenue, buthat which are efegnotly euecated oe, | eee Eine asa se aeemed: No. 415 Broadway ermo, immediately filled. At daylight she was discovered by three | fresco. ‘This Drawing Room is very maguificently urnished | Willard coruer of Cedar and Williams streets Fics—Smyrna, 600 drums, 9} a 10}c perlb, 4 mos. Po- smacks lying ia Stonington, who went to her assistance, took iuevery particular i the facet modern style, aid hoe lier Prem ain awerda ac tive Praaktio Institute, ai6 Im¥rc Nova Scotia, 1000 bushels, 60c per bushel, cash. | her in tow, and brought her to the mouth of this hatbor where | the high adimiration ol the hundreds who have visited i Ad: 210 a2 30 per box, 60 ds. ‘Oran. | the now lies, the freahet in the river preventiog their coming up. i Nightfall boxes, $2 35.2240 per box, 60 ds. Prunes—s3g | She lirs on hee beams a Zo per ib, 4 mos. Seed—Canary, 25 bags, $1.50 | Qutolwter. | It is doubtful w per bush, 4 mos, Ls AsHone.—Iutellige ult.at8 PM, says—It is now blowing a complete gale Two brigs andasehr ashore; a totsl loss. If the gale continue till 10 (high water) all the vessels in the harbor must go ashore. Notice to Mariners, The Light House on Point Prim, P E Island, (a brick Flour Markets. Bostoy, Dec. 2.—The sales to-day exhibited no varia- tion in prices of any importance. Good common brands Genesee we quote $6 75a6 87}; do extra, $7 a7 bbl; Ohio $6 50a675do. Grain—Market iy; 8 bailding) is now erected, and ready for the reception of th yellow flat Corn, new, 82c, and old 86c per bushel ; | lantern, which, it is expected, wil! be completed in a few day white 79 a 80c; some parcels held 81 a S2c do; 3000 bush- | Vessels bound wp or down the Galf will observe tha: are now cut down from off the Pointy and cleared m notien ia given for the purpose of raraing they should mistake Point Prim for some cther poiut of land, and run the risk of beirg lost. A vessel bound for Charlotte Towa fell ivto mistake the other diy, aud passed the har- to the westward--we rot on the Wood islands, and was obliged to t hourda part of her cargo to enable her to tfoat off nd Islander. Whaienn At Cape de Verds Sept 17, ship well. had landed 106 ap oi] 4¢ Fayal A letter from barque Cach let, of Mattapo' els Oats, Rastern, 52; do Southern, 50c per Northern, 90 a 9ic d Cincinnati, Nov. 27.—All here on Thursday, aud holders were little disposed to part with their stock, except at heavy advances upon | the quotations of Wedn morning. The market was exceedingly unsteady, ranging from 35 to 6 20, 540 to 5 50—and some sake 32}. Our highest quotation, for | actual sales, however, is $5 50—though, late in the day, holders refused this figure for choice brands. We learn that 1700 barrels were disposed of at Caral, for prices, tushel; Rye, | fever and excitement | reports her varying considerably. but ranging from $5 1526 35. The | no date, &c with 29 ap on bowd—had landed 275 spat Payal. | greater portion of this sale was made at $525.05 32, | Sid fm Zanzibar, inJuly, ship Tritou, of Plymcuth, 1600 sp, One lot also at Canal 250 bbl 8 fair ou a cruise ' irom store at $5 35, and a small lot, choice Also 150 bb 4 { et pacer Arey 2 Darruggth Upham, NB, sen. brand, at $550. The City Mills refused $550 for the | payee! ‘oast, (by the Marcus, w. arr at Lal choi at lot at nema youtoriay. "One sale of 9 ube | 38, Tala ala le NOt, deni City Mills, brought $5 62) early in the afternoon. Late | jon 157, Lagoda, NB, do; #3th, lat 53, low 155, Hobomo! $5 55. barrel. i Mills i | Boston, Dec 2—Cld barque Condor, Whiting, (from New Last evening the City Mills were asking $6 per | , Bost 7 Be ators ty biting Stone 6 teph, Havaua; Choetase, Havens: Rodolph, Philadelphia: schi | Joha’Simmons, Norfolk, Cicy ship Britannia, at 104.5, s Frauklu rr) Brighton Cattle Market. Jas W Paige, brigs Dec. 1.—At Market 650 Beef Cattle, 150 Stores, 3300 | Be..j Franklin, Win Pitt. Pauline, Sarah Willis dolph; | Sheep and 820 Swine. and from Nantasket Roads, barques P . Brontes, Mary, Pricxs—Beef Cattle—Extra $5; first quality 45004 | brig Smyraa An inward bound ship, which came. throush 15; seceni $3 75, South Channel on Sunday, in co with ship Talleyrand, has put into Provincetown. | CHarest x, Nov 28-In port, ‘ew Yorn, Hall, for New York set. wte; Sutton, Galloway, and Charleston, Brown, NY ork, do; Moscow, for Genoa.ldg; James N Cooper, from Liverpool; ‘Ereneps Br] for do. Idg; Alkmar, from Boston, wg; Belvi- ere. 0. 1, $275. r old $7 a 14; three Stores.—Yearlings $5 a year old $15 a 24, Sheep.—Sales from $1 «2124. Swine.—Lots to peddle at 3c for Sows, and 4}c for i Barrows. At retail from 34 to d}c. Madeira, do; Persi, for Havre, Idx; ana, Behm, enka and Sever Cheever: from New York, wig: Sabattia. Live: Sek: Masvtate sil, do: Diadem. Barstow, New York, doz Claibome, for Harte, ldg: Thos Beonete, aud Ty'foue, Laverpool, do; Resse, for Europe, do: baques Edward, Bulkley, for New York tug: neil Ag , Nov. 27.—We observe a continued ad- Price of Hogs, and there is now a lively de- | mand tor good Porkers. his advance healthy? We Morgan Dix, and Huateo, Boston, do; Sarauac, da, wtes \o, Portland) do: Gambia, [Ur] New York, dos Mandat Mane e, (Br) rather think thet it follows upon tho rise in Flour, and | Liverpool do: Jobain Frederick {Bre} Bremen do: Palineto, it will be but temporary. We quote sales of 1300 | Hoston, de; Jupiter, tor Havre. lon: Acadian, (Br) Gisagow, dos Newburyport, wigs Pau head on Wednesday, bought by one house, at $4 10. Also | for Phitadelphia, Ida; Carclina, Sherwood, for’ New York, do} 1000 head at $412. A small lot at $415—ay wt 220 Ibs each. The cool weather is very favorable for packing, and large numbers of Hogs are arriving, We learn ofa drove of 200 head—a very handsome lot—av wt about 225 Ibs, at $420c per 100 Ibs. Kentucky is doing her dest time, apd, somewhat unexpectedly to deal- ers, the price is well sustained, $4 being the lowest, and, as faras we have heard, $416 the highest price yet paid and they may be said to be firm and inclined to advance, as the weather is fine for slaughtering. It is supposed — somewhat at random,) that 30,000 have been slanghtered this season. = Forest, Drew, and Mary Adeline. Pope, fm do, disg; Ele: for Baltimore, wte; Voltaire, fm Arabian, for New Orleaus, homaston,.« 6; Hodedon, and dg; Modeste, (Sp) for Barcelona, | froumes Hour, Dec 2—In port a M, ship Alpha, schrs Inde- Peudence, Warren, Yeso, Roanoke, Texan, H M Jenkins, Es- ther Eliza, Falcon, Active. ais Lewes, Del. Dee 1—Brigs Albert Fenrin Waln, Ada Eliza; schrs Suryeyor, Increase, Mentor, Robert SSitver Spring, bd ear Lainey Bowoue and Heroine, went to sea early this morning Nov 2—Arr barques W'T Wheaton, Boston; Ab: Brayton, New York; Sp bri ips Waverly, Smith; St i Ric on, Jarvie, au New Bedford Oll Market. " : [For the week ending Nov. 24, 1645.) fiarvards Gorlleg, Sap ichigpn, asc for Ciyde Sperm.—There has been more activity in the market | winn, West a, Han the past week, and the sales have reached about 1500 dle, Leod jacob Pesinell, Thracian, po ETS barrels, ‘at 84c; 686 barrels in | is eee a Lo nce ie. tor, at BSc, 1s in lots, at 85}c, cash. There hi fdas bs Toh case eat earques Fredonia, been considerable inquiry fee racoetactared Sperm. We | fistigetnoon, 1 owell. and “Thame Silsby, eagle notic of 100 barrels bleached winter, at 9ic, cash; | Wm & James, Mercier, and. Helorm, Lewis, for New vor; 50 barrels unbleached do, at $6}c,canh..100 barrels do, at Hu Weybosset, South mer, (Georgi, Pilsrim, Baltic? nd several other parcels at the latter price. A sale Abby Franevs, WT Wheaton, and smatle Rose, fright: of 760 boxes Sperm Candles, was made at 2éc, cash, and ze Saline, Singer, for Havana; Joseyhive, Rovinson, for 260, 6 months. Selina, In Whale there has been o fair business done —the | ckson. and Mery M Hooper, Harteu, lor Brown, Carrier, Pocahontas, Eurotus, Celia Puitapenenia, Dee 2—Arr brig Wyerming, Boston. ‘ontiax, Dee 1—Arr schs elaware, B istol, RI; schr ral, Smith, and Gen Warren, Armes, Thomaston fur New ¥ Provipence, Dee 1—Sld sloop Jnno, New York. Pari Ricwonp, Dee 5 Below, seh: Azreenway, Couch, sd Livenvoou—Packet shi Wautnate, Now 9-81 Di “Pollux, Bahi verse BogaosY bccn prt ane ot | LE Wicbeis Uma er tek —_—_—__— Passengers Satled. By Last Night's Southern dail. J | AY grivereall sought after for the pearly whiteness itgives to the elieve iu the night=and on return- Artauit, tehmond. | Sid steam Muff; natural and dyed Ly hips Catharine, Crave, and VHE A igs Amable Rosa, and © joining this Urawin | chambers, also handsomely faruished,and so arranged that they e tablishme:t cannot be excell y and he respeetially solicits a coutiaaanee of that paonage cs oom, nre several new and deli CHEMICAL BALSAM, Or Hair Invigorator. REMEDY for all diseases incidental to the Hair and its Testorative, in all cases where Baldoess is not beyond the be made entirely private from every other ‘With these improvements, he confidently bel | cited | i putof the house. Heves that his es- in any part of the United State F THE Cuemicy Barsam on Harm Invicontor.—It which has been for so man’ y years extended to ‘Brown's events Baldni emoves Dandritf and Cutaneous Seraft. dian Queen.” JESSE BROWN. "| [t'heopm the Hair in its natural color and prevents it {vom Washington City. Nov. 11, 1845. bli 2wre turning grey. It 1s. now presented to the world, with a firm ENTION! ALL WHO DiSIn« Ph. | lief chatas a beautiful aud healthy restorative of the Hair it Tn y eae ROR POO TEE PAGEATE | willbe found oncial unequalled.” Prepared solely by E- Thar , Ion, No, ii Brondway: cute without th ale, whole: lightest mj and retails SLES HAUEL'S Practical Cheiist and Perfuin «6 South Third street, Philadel B.Jacquemod No 415:'Broadway jazaar, Nos 149 and 15] Broadw lvrand Willian street i te is Washington, D. C.; Ayer & Phelan, 78 Broad st.. Columbus, Georgin; ‘Tattle, Assembly, Busl ings, corner of Tenth and Chesnut sts., del hin 1 ice, comer of Court and Howanrd; streets, Boston ; CB. Brow: | er, No. 105 Fulton at.. Brooklyn; M. 8, Fletcher, Marebon, Ulster’ Co. N. Y.; V. ktow, No. 4 Beaver street, Albany; John B. Watson, Charleston Hotel, South Carolina; §. Tousey, Syracuse, +} Gorton Anderson, Newport, R- 1; and ‘No, 173 Division street, opposite Biadlow, N.Y. mime "er Foi and by my agents:—J. a Lanwyette >> onsigements, ‘Asteacan skins, of different qualities. COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. Astracan Hobes, natural. rien them all to be as repr_sented, or the money | | 1} | generally through+ | 'Y'herson's house, throughout the country ; they will then Southern Bslm Pamphlet, to be had | placed bey ord the reach of eritieis up, b ic above certificate is cor | Also, | N.B—Hor and cold Baths tupplied atthe above extabliuh- | THE ANINATING. ApEn ENTS | j monzan uenal, Buu) | “Lhe best and cheapest general Fami- | ni2 Im*r, 39 Chambers st._ | I shavedbeest tered many | | | | | HASTINGS’- | THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE !! peace Jmhelle aad brows. | NOEWITHSTANDING the short time during which | thi invaluable medicine has bean before the Atericen Engi | public, ts specitic properties uid virtues have wuequivoenlly proved itto be not ouly the most reliable but also unfailing remedy in all aifectious prescribed to be within its legitimate ¢ utrol. Unlike many vaunted articles advezti tha Syrup is not put forth asa suecedenuin for every a remedy for every disease; but for its ustonushing sed by no_ ale medicament within the range of the laying sdyed. Beas, dyedand nataral. ent, ai | powers, | the Naph- riitation or iflammation of the | Wi ‘olf | mucous coatings, aud stimulating the brouchii to action; im | ‘White Coney plates. its remarkable virtues ss an expectorant and aa alterative, and Also | above all tor te wonderful groperty of hay Very fine Coney Maffs, dyed; natural blaek and bine Jenuet | ARRESTING THE FORMATION OF TUBERCLE, lla, Squirrel, blue, red n, Wolverine,’ Isabella, | Misses and Childeen’s F. W. MARTENS in juquirers are refer eerfully furnished at the office uf the agency. The experience of Dr, Hastings, and more recently six cases of cure (vide Lou- iow laborer, Dr. Hocken, to conviuee the timor- No. 169 Water street. FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLAKS REWARD London, are down pulmouary disease when established. Al! | to nuterons mccnt cases which will be | | \ | ous or skeptical of the perfect tg by the bove remedial | ve Reward of Fifteen Handred Dollars will be | agent of twat justly dreaded ean gerd d for the recovry of the suin of Seven Thousand Nine | ‘Fubercular Consuraption. Let uonedespair.. Hundred Dollars, stolen fom Myron Van Deusen, of the eity | - For sale by MOORE & CO., the American Agents, 44 of Hudson, N- Von the might of the ith Qetober last, whe | Aun street, and Elliott, 123" DIVISION STREET, op- oh his passage from Hud-on to the city of New York, | the Steainhoat South America; or ® proportionate sum for such part of anid mouey as may be tecovered and restored to the ‘ribers, ov application to either of them : ied in a amall carpet bag, which was i Van Deusen, and found the next posite Ludlow, New York. Price $1 a bottle—six bot- Tes for $5 n6 Im je iG NTL EN UF YURK V _ celebrs | AMBROSIAL ROSE AND ALMOND SHAVING CREAMS, defy a comparison in America or Europe No per- m taken from the berth of diy infthe wheel-house of the boat, cut and rifled of its son will use any other after using this Fmollient Paste. Itis tents. Icconsisted of bills of various denominations n the best, the very best. Give it duly a single trial. I do not "Hate iapisand 104 of the Oneldy Bank tub any inore to couvince you, L warrant it $100 3% and 10's principally of the Fine Plains and Kinder- bibmartercadagnlael nal iy. hi, hook Bank. eam ee Perfumery and Chemical Store i$ 000 ills of various denomirationn ofthe Farmer’ Bake | A is nout Bited street Philadel hi ol udsu an ™' tss—J. jaemod, No. ‘roadway $1000; or shout that sum, of the bills of the Phenix Bank of eit tayetto Ba r, Nos. 149 aad 151 Broadway; A. fartford, and ather Easteru Money aie SW eetoral Ged: muatvoetse of the Hudson Raver Bank, nearly all in $0 dollar remituma awarded at the Fraoklin institute. 1:6 Im*re CHEAP SOAP WORKS. DEPOT NO. & COURTLANDT STREET, Under the National Hotel. Metco in Hy vl balance of the money was in bills of Western banks of , this State. New York, Nov. ait, 164, a 191 Pearl st. OHSON’S Walnat O11 Shaving Soap. GEORGE, H, ELA » 6 Willian st. J e 5 BEORG LGPRY, @ Willinm » J 'do Superior Almoud Soap lo Toilet Soap- All very highly. sceuted, and at hous. "All "kinds of Perfamery ilies, &c, Pag aty ‘c. VAN’SCHOON No 5 € DANCING. direct from Ew 1s of Myron Van Deusen. BP LADIES! TO THE LADIES TI! ‘any kind of cast off or superfluous Clothing | to dispose of, (either Ladies or Gentlemen,) oan obtain & fair cash price for the same, by sending for the subscriber, at herresidence, No, @ Duane street, bas-ment MRS. M. 8. COHE! P. 8.--A letter through the Post Office, or otherwise, MUFFS! MUFFS! MUFFS! qt Frege lower than any other jor Barbers, Btorekeepers, VEN, no timer Jandt street. 188 E. ELLIS, pe, begs to announce ed giving instruc: at her residence, Bhe will remaya ia New York all. Ge “8 ter. arclay street. She teaches all Queen Vicvorias Dances, Valse, Mazourka Cotillioa, La Poika, and Court M Schools aod Families attended. 16 UNDERSIGNED invite the attention of purchasers totheir stock, which comprises 4 comple-e assortment of every variety, at very redaced prices, by the quantity or single | DANCING ACADEMY SHAKSPEARE HOTEL, GORNER OF DUANE AND one, i ae (3p for Havin. ‘Alao, 150 dozen Nataral and Lustered Jennet Skins, Coney | WILLIAM STR | sales are 600 bbls NW Coast at 31] » 2c; 1400 barrels, pw Lonoon, Now ArT slooy: Index, New Bedford fu “a TREOWELL & FROST, R. G. ROBERT+ON respectiwily informs his friends mortly NW Coat, $20 j and 379 varzels NW Coast |. New York, 85t0 30 vemnls in the herocrohesvy Ok rang, | eeehaes Hay Belding. ‘and te public, that he opened ela eat the ‘above Oy AY SIG cask pi wet Hotel Easing. | coms fon pivtea leet pee ig Ree Woavenove.—The sales are 2600 1b NW Coast, at | NeW Ontrans, Nov 2i— p Memphis, Buvker, New | P)ROPOSALS received until the 15th December | Day's of tuitiouWeduesdays and Saturdays, from 3t06 1. M 30¢ ; 22,000 1b do, reported at the sume price, ana1s;o00 | York. lathe , vs Iris, aud Adeline & | K next, at the Office ofthe New York aid Harl wad | for ladies, and masters under; aud irom 6 to ®t At. for gene To hath Wau, eb edG, aguhs A Daten OF eee tine brig Selim, mang snd a ch aniiowy. “Clu ships Company in Whate Pina, fr Timer tlemen.A'nevate cla for Indice trom gto 8PM. Ante amy b water, Live 5 bareui ot Lo d, Errension stchrster plies wil ie place setmi-mon y: ohare: ti oa has bgt shipped Cates ‘ork antioe os vos Ne nie 1 Fhilaeldhiag Sha bl unk propo sve be furnished at eketa $3. Thaavore rooms have, bea wew! Mowriiy Statement oF IMPonts of Sream Ort, Wiace nd; sera Louisa, Dighton for ember th, 1815. | refitted in'a most elegamt style : am Ou, Wi wn, Joha, Healey, Thom sat x Al A SWAIN | and guardians that every effort will be ased to Fhe Monry or NOVMER TOE eT TATED VOR | FieNew Forkt ulus, Potions ror Fitadeipricr Tine hoe JAMES A. SWAIN, fort of pupils while at school. “Those wishing to subserive a. Whale. Bone, Bedford fo Richmond: Mza:nin, Fredericksburg tor Boston: Ca oe AEs 4 ILOR, Will please callAs QbOVR. a mall of th ‘te . . ‘rovidence for Philadelphia; Good Hope, and Go 52 Broadwa: Me. R. will give his first Grand Ball of the sesson on Mon- aba ag ge en yt rmenaeang ~ 0 | i elifleet for Nor! Cid beet, schr Geo Euge, | nt im*re CARLRON HOUSE. day, Dec. 15, Tickets $1, for gentleman and his Indies; to be Rasrocket, 3 thy . a5 a saee | Boueralet Nev Votes onrdow, Riehwoid fee Newborn | ~ BLOTTING PAPER | Indat the Cass Rooms, or at Mr. x, 110 Cunal street . nid enee Pid. b I » Nov 29—Arr schr Jew, Richmond for Newbury- NG bs 023 im*m sé Saag Port. fu Hampton wonds, brig Boston, Boston for Balumore; | BLOTTING PAPE ior quali Tota, ahig, 2 barges, sehr. 10,005 er 9,600 icin Pearl “Balsimore Yor Digh Jos f ee Hope, 200 MEAte ty FeaSSe Ao DROO RS LUCINA CORDIAL, 0 ie into THE Uniren Statss FROM Queen, avd ce; Wi Thompson, dofor | 29 imme 65 and 67 Naxsnu street. on Axe 1 TO DEC. 1, 183, Pall River: Col fix; Wave, Fe par : . fis.’ Whale bbls. Bone tbe. | Hlizabeth, Richmond for Boston; Marin Butimone Tee New SEGARS—SEGAKS—BARGAINS., ELIXIR OF LOVE. Brita Sams | Nori: Qareet, Nem York for Biltmore; Bolivar, Gecrgetowa | (VHE SUBSCHIBERS having lnely purchaahed an exten- | A, §the voach of ent restored vigor, activity and confide, for do: Susau Ludwig, Thomaston tor Richmond—and a large | A sive stock of Degars, by orier of Assiguees, &o., are no to the exnansted ar —¥ nnmberof other visuals detuned by head winds enabled to offer greater barguius than ever, tion LUCINA CORDIA: however weakened, with th shadow of a doubt that thi of toodelien¢ a nature, haudreds would t | Ted efficacy of ¢.18 Cordial as a #peeifie for bus, gle-ts, irregalarities inthe s tious, neys, fernale suppressions, (or the reverse) prolapaus ter, a infact almost every disease to which the most delicate portion of the a cpieatearton fs Tastee hg a idee a malformation o| e parts, but for an short of Silered an an mvalltole cure for berreutens: srhiie a alt tne othe ether gate of chron tt Jowerthau tie them are sever: Wholesrle Sexar or male at th t, Up stairs. ke LAVERTY. TIC. Duane street, between Chatham and Wil, as for the last ten ye i tice to the treatment of veriereal, mereuri of a delicate nature. Dr. Cooper nt years in a celebrated | Lock Hospita}, and has tor the Inst t El aed enjoyed the most of any extensive practice in private diseases | ed to. LJ Colds, » Spitting of Blood. Bi itis, Diffie vhsthana, <i y ac ‘Breast, ‘Whooping Cough Crosp, sd all Dis- Aver, ang a onB roken Constitution, | Z | (THIS “Celebrated Remedy,” has now, by its trinsic vir- acelebrity which can never be shaken by tues, peauited the man’ jostrums” with which the country sboueds. ‘The public ave fest Learuing that. ths isthe ouly rewiedy hae can be relied upon for the speedy and ure of all Diseases of the Lungs, It is literally sweeping Consumption from the land; ~herever it is jutroduced nud becomes known, all others dwindle into insiguificance. ‘The public have been | “humbugged” long enough,and now resort toa medicine which ¢ testimony of the mest emi jicians in the land bas ath , ten “i requires no bolstering is! x columns © ory certificates—but it to letthe public know ‘whrse it can be obtained: saa it Phy e heretofor IMPOUND SYRUP first preparation from that ever introduced to the public sfforded of its sucerss by the country bei ve skill led ry Ie. OF WILD valuable tree of in ud ampl vans? ‘Condies,’and ‘Mixtures’ of Wild Cherr wvhiel ented by a regular phynciauy althou Tex have assumed the names: ‘table physics: give cur- reney to their “Nostrums.” ‘Therefore the public should be on ther gene, Se inet brag a worthless rarore yale "pee em for ma euniue preparation, which is ou ab oR SWA ASIN Wo"cormer of Eighth and i ispensary, 118 Bowery.corner Spring; k. B. Warner, 2u5 Bleecker corner Minette; John B. Dodd, 771 Broadway cor ol reet; Lew Lane, £27 Greenwich street; John C. Hart, 348 Grand street, corner of Norfolk street; Horace Eve- rett, 95 thudson co et; Win Bailey, corner Kulconand Sand street Nt M L Cook, cor Pros: pect aud Bridge streets, Br ‘aud Benj Olds, 278 Broad street, Newark, N J; Haviland, Kee & Co.,No,89 Maiden Lage, and Hoadley, Phelps & Co., 142 Water street, New York. 129 haeod*r THE OKIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE GAL- STRENGTHENING PLASTER. 3. —The sudjoined certificate, select- from a geptleman of unexceptionable pectsbility, now resident in the city of Brook- ong aud uneyuivoeal proof of raeter of this remedial agent; other eviden ble nature can be furnisied at the office of No. 65 Chambers stre The undersigued havin; hip, occ: ‘not w 1 , Jean's Metalline toagsert his unqualified approbation «Plaster, Strengthen r of the invaluable properties incorporated 1m it Having at times suffered so severely as scarcely to be able to raise ny lta and fer dered almost a erigple, I wna induced to try this remedy, and was surprised to find in'a yery short time after application of the plaster, an almost instantaneoux cessa- tiow of parm, and yay liatbso much revieved that Lraised it, and walked with mach greaterease than for two years previous Tam thoroughly convinced of its singular efficacy aud abili ty tvefect a apeedy cure in similar enues. and therefore te commend it with confidence to my friends. i LOSER VAN NOSTRAND. New York, Nov: 1, 1845. Secured by Letters Patent, aud forsale by the importer, No. 2 William street, at the Principal Office, No. 65 Chambers st., aud by respectable druggists generally nl3 2weod*re BARTINE’S LOTION NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND CITIZENS. How fy tt beet a toa i conten to suffer with in, when causes jeumatism, ‘ains, uises, Dis- Tocations, Cuts, Glandular Tumors, Lumbago, HeadAehe, amp inthe Stomach, §e.2 ‘ NE BOTTLE of the above invaluable Lotion will be sufficient to satisfy the most sceptical, that it to be depended upon, ofany article now before ah the Heerual redief and cure of any of the al which all are liable, more or less. In fact, it is now well es- tablished as a Family Medicine, and should always be in eve- hive a remedy at hand, which can be depended upon in cases of accidents, ke, For sale, wholesale and retail, at the Proprictor’s Depot, 323 Broadway, New, York, aid by our Agents taroughout’ the United States. ¢ 75 cents 5 C. 8. BARTINE & CO., Proprietors, 323 Broadway, New York. Orders for any quantity, addressed as above, will be punc- tually attended o16 Im 6 11 DUCKING GUNS. CASES superior Duck Guns, of the most approved length form, weight and hore. 4 cases very superior Cocking Guns 6 cases low priced boys’ an er Guns. The above Goa are now in store and will be sold at extreme low prices, Also, full stock of Sporting articles, Gun materials, 0% Staw2m*re A.W. SPIES & Co, 218 Penrl atreet GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES oF THE PERRYIAN PENS. QUALITY IMPROVED. 7a PERRY & CO., have the pleasure to announce that consequence of increased {Ability iu the manufserare of na, they juve reduced the priogs to the level of all other the market, at the same time their superiority in quali- Laat i rtunizy to return thanks to’ P. ‘Oo. embrace C ini their qumerous friends for the deeided preference civea to the Perryinn Pena for 8 many yeurs,and caution the publiengainst the sprario tious which nre frequently imposed upon them for the genuine Perryian Pens. Bold by all Stationers and dealers ii 'HEO! Agent for James Perr No.5 Liberty street and nT Imeod*re q ue 8 in Metallic Pens. DOKE KIPKE, & Co., London. ‘0. 744 Maiden Lane. ALBION LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. LONDON AND NEW YORK. Instituted in 1805. Capital One Millio Sterling, or $5,000,000, if TP HIS Company has, been in aucgessful operation for FOR: P to those insured on participating seule, EIGHTY per ceat of ALL the profits ever) eats at compound interest. ve the greut advantage of beiug confirmed iugable risks ha Pouca tacit fe date of their policies in the first At once, participating from division of profits. ‘Examples of Rates for insurance of $100. ‘ Age next For sue ‘or seven | For whote life | For whole life birth day | year. Years. | without profits | with profits. - 5 90 103 1 47 30 16 1} 219 248 35 118 | 125 255 2 88 r) 131 144 360 339 Tusurance at all ages from 10 to 74 years, inclusive, from $500 to $15 000 on a single Ife, fe l. Prospectus with rates, an- every information, enn be obtained by appli. nM JOSEPH FOWLER, TS BUCHANAN $27 Wall stret, 4 Stawim're PARTIES. Picalsof Lurope and the United States, bir sup manship, and as artist, euables hint to furnish part dings Wi ids, description, lee Cream of ail vari lies, and all other arti= cles belouging to the sme professton, of superior style, and cheaper than any where else. His place of manufactory is hot in one of the grent thoroughfares, but those ladies who are ord-rs, may rely ou being served without to, and eEriseges waiters pro L., LEYPOLDT, 13 Stawlm*re No_ 121 Spring street, DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY, No. 21 Howarp sTRext. 4 IG’NA & SIG. FERRERO have reopened their School, aud will commence eneutirely new class for Young dies and Masters on ‘I'ur and Fridays at half past3 DAYS OF TUITION. Mondays and Tharsdays, Wedoesdays and Saturdays, and Tuesdays and Fridays, at half past 3; classes for Young Ladies au ers,” Monday und Thursday. evenings, at half past 75 Dancing and Waltzing Classes for Gentlemen, on Tuesdays and Fridays, atthe same hour, Waltzing, Polka and Mazovel clas. For do La Valt’z.a Deux Temps, Polka aud the Mezourka will be taught in all the classes during the term. Private les sous, private classes, and boarding schools, puuctually attend- Private Soirees will be given as usual, 7 Imeod*r A. DODWORTH’S DANCING SCHOOL. LLEN DODWORTH would. beg leave to inform his irieuds, that itis hi Quy eittasom, Get, ith cocigg world, and ‘hi from the best masters th ted as Paul Taglioni, and others o! like celebrity- ‘yiat he in as well q ied to teach as any in the city; and his musical education will certainly give him a great advantage over many at present in the profe: at as it may, those who fa. vor him with their age can rely upon acquiring @ correct aud feshionable style of Dancing. A Quarter of 24 Lessons, including the Quadrille, Gallope and Yoika., ates ‘Ten Lessons in the Waltz or Polica, is and Hours oj hursdays, at ‘Waltz, s $e te Tuition. On Monday and o'clock, for Ladies and Misses over 12 years of age. pros Wediesday aul, Saturday, at 3 o'clock, for Misses and tier 12 as ‘Ga Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, for Gen- tlemen,at7 ‘clock Fr. M. Aecond Cina will be formed from 9 to 1, for those who cannot attend earlier. Private Les iven atany other hours, either at the resi- 100 of the pupitorat the school oul im*re GEOLOGY—NATURAL HISTORY. Mae & PUTNAM, roadway, t fAvE ON SALE—ELEMEN'1S OF GEOLOGY, pre Lis f Schools and Colleges by, W. B. W. Raselpuberner MD, U.S Novy, bees ltustrated by’ 300 en: 'y nection of th elementary works © Uni offered to the publ Orders promptly supplied as ebore nn tt ubligvers, 21 6weod*re No. 9 North Fourth street, Phil ide'pl 5, Pra 1 Design and Painting, pupil of "he! Nopal Academy of the arin of Parts Retiyarie ved in this city, ii ay to ten is art t» private pupils, aud to take charge of ol of design at young lad az schools. iy and will be pleas to do him the fi guid i, syle it ereons’wno will Broadway, up stairs, ‘gentiemen’s bo: styl LE PUTNAM Se ot oe sak tials 3 ¥ 161 A it sale, * Hin OY PLES SAUTE et Breton, bare sale eet of a Reply to Hints on the re organization of the Navy.” ro gently privied pamphlets. lh TINCTURE AND LOTION INVIGORATION. | ERREY’S TINC' E AND LOTION OF INVIGO- Veer TINCTURE AN iON on] of Ire Yascket ship Prince Albert—H Harrison, H Averill, atk, esbeiaia dis Cvs Saksiake wii New York, Ho can cure the most aggravated’ esos ahs “i A ‘ » 4 pRia, Dec l—Are brig. jive, ‘ ad 2 oe od cases of ie xt spe Packet hip p Balimore—G W.Davie, Mr Mollmen, 6f | cop. Portsmourh, ‘Sid sobe Reath, Neve Garber’ vot Goren ase, and mild cues removed in two to five days. The Dr. Ne je Bul servant, Mr Kohisnat. Bantimone, Dee 2—Arr sche Vermillion, Seaman, New regal cated physician and surgeon,and never suffers = ee York. Below, ship Grace Brown, fa Laverpools baraue Bal hig patients to leave until x perfect eure i pertormed, renew Foreign Lmportations. more, Rio; brig Helen McLeod, Antwerp Cid barque Ze. | Stricture—Doctor Coopet has discovered 2 new method by on lly convince the Livakatot cmap alee Wibiemeyt eae Brseee ih Tette, Demerara = Sid barques Wyinan, and Lawrence, B sign; | whch he ean eure the worst form of Stricture in frem one to | natural energies. ‘The fi aliertdain A Newhoaldt Wn Chagos fea Riaeeateh, | yrigs Frauces Jone, Bt Jonus, PA; Fashion, (new) West In: | to weeks, with rearcely nny prin to the patient ipepaner of the tras ot alt Weve’ 1 Sewn condo Poultacy & Jogkinewsi9 Kt Aue anvoun, Dre t= Arpchre Sensor, Provinectown; Perfect, edn bY young men 1 indulged in. be- Niatphy, 90 North ath street, El rer 40, 4 rite, Richmond for‘ Jersey cry; pepsin, we ack, ‘ Roberta Fae ee TD Wie tie Wee ge heer | Ti Bmelyoeead Hupe, New Bedtueds ‘Thomp: | ¢ mn of intellect, Palpitation of the heart, | Mikarague, and Roberts andy! Bhiwad0 WC Thotmpyen pte Wd Bee ares & ork. In Hampton Koads, darque Gen Harrison, and aversionto socvty. ted in every case OF NO | B Wilder, Loaiwville, Ry.; Sandfor 5 pr a ly ree ed Bidar gore fs Et in for Burbadoes;a Boston barqueboundta Bastimore, | CMR. ; y no other person in any of the above naiwed places Gskey=8 Thos Hant & co—178 J Lee & con® Bebemidt & Vn " “s \ nee reeol ect the number 14, with the mortar over the |g} per bottle, or $24 per dozen 's2h In*e key=-¢ ee purer cose Schmidt Vo. | Fiuwtannnria, Dee 3-(From our Correspond-nt)—Cld ovr, as there sm deceptive nigu and one ealeulated to tinpove i Ely b& Harrie ‘; sure obt Morris, New Orleans} Li upon the eredulous in th Dr. Cooper is the only qe WELDED IRON ty Win Bean poadewt : ht eicone. NB schrs ¢ ona, lied physte reat. 080 Im'r BOILER FLUES © Win Ware C ip branes Wolke oniicone aed Brigs D: spoken, A, G, BLANKSLLN ete via Chambers sry, mv, | CD cAEIR) ictal san nat seeding ai eb nd i A, G. MAN, + .N. ; from + wire gu: RT Hgaeneds'W Tort tots STs AAG?! | tm Bonton ior Coneerareraage for Baltimore, and Huby. | DD Ari dateot Vier odtem hy etomney natrices te | _Rhere’are the only Tnbes used dy the: Baylis sb Eronch Nest WH Smith & co-a K Smuth jeot de | Both ult. Cape Heary WBW 56 | the public, Persons who are desires of having operatices | govr' ‘steamers, and other fast steamboats, and can be rth & com® A Journeay jr—25 Pet ate e veston | upon so ornamental aud useful an as ‘the teeth pro | pres). e Gurnee, Pig beater mt foe i coms rae wee ston | —— Y aiended tar reauonted iin he offee, where re HOS. PROSSER, 6 Liberty #t.N.¥._ | , b of ie st respectal ean a | i ‘oy eI B Tomes son—100 sks valt 300 tone be | Beit ny BOL Te CotiNe stg" | dorate, and all operations warran ee | a tie | 10: the most rapi manent stimalan' 'y 1 renew the aired energies of life, remove impotency, nnfruitfalness, and constitutioual debility and are quick and positive remedies for all the diseases produ heir iced by certain solitary habits, effect is no absolute and permanent, that the i made use 0 lens: Femedy ; and hey may be w advantage, but are moxt efficacious together. s—price two dollars, or three dollars for t the Patent Medical Agency, 41 Ann first For the couver i the Tineture ané Lotion are equally effe form, with Fall direction for preparation and ise, at double letet tage. e for @ lect a two powders, one for the Tineture aud the other for the Lotions TA or five dollars for a double All orders must be ork id, and d t TAUN OAT. N paid and directed to DE BY MOWAT ‘SW