The New York Herald Newspaper, June 9, 1846, Page 4

rather backward, also 1, and the promise of fruit, | | a it all “yes is carivellod. Notwith- | standing the c that the repeal of the British Corn New York, June 8, 1846. Aswes—Both descriptions have beon in good deman for some time back, and are now firm at $3 40 for Pots, and $406} for Pearls. The stock in the Inspector's ware- house on the Sth inst was~-7252 bbls Pots, 2230 do Pearls —total 9512 bbls. ? Daaxpirs—The demand still continuesanederate,with- gut change in prices. We quot Otard, Dujuy & Co, $2 2042 30); Hennessy $2 20u2 27}; A Seignette $2 10a Corrox—To-day being packet day for the steamer $2 124 Great Britain, there were no buyers in the market. The only sales effected, were afew parcels to spinners. The market is well supplied at our quotations, | Laws must ultimatelyy produce upon us, says the Nia- gara Chronicle, the farmers are, by the improvements | they we making | from any alarm, and resolved to meet any depression of { prices by extra exertion Mark: New Ontrans, Friday evening, May 29, 1846 —In our market some 2,200 bales have poled aby mged at a ‘ur. | ther advance, and we raise our quotations for middling to 6} to 63, good middling 6} to 6fc, | Corton Statement. | Stock on hand on the Ist Sept., 1945. Bales, 7,705 Arrived since to date, . + 1,019,594 | Arrivedto-day.. .. 765 | | Exported up to d in their management, perfectly free | Y. fos Stern speek San ee Glasvow; ‘Chalmers, Lou Mimamicnt, May 26—Asr sehr Poxce, PR, May 25—In port, bark Chancellor, for N Haren, is 5 daya; brig Aum pmnith, diag; Block Mamwh, lacs * (Br) do ser Silg teria vort, brig. Zenlae kias, Ga ity, May Baltic, Dunbar, Phil \- cok: Hallowell; 3d tase » Gerrior, from New e. yt Jonn, NB, Jane 1—Arr by pia. Cld 29th git, sehr Atl thip Lord Welling’ AraracticoLa—Arr daring the week, ending 20th ch mo RR es ult, do: shi Young, N Youk. . Bostox, June 6—Arr_ bri Wm Penn, Taylor, Philadel! oltz. Philade Caso, York, St Domi mt rs Harriet Ful % Jey, and Al i 5 phi | Exported to-day. Sroih Gor ‘Amold, He M re ; iy F ot 3 ae Fully Fair, aa Sugar—The sales hi trifling, not exceed: r, Phila 3 9Xa 10s | D : inidad. Good nee Fe eR oh | ing 90 bhds. ses—Very little doing at former rates. EMP hile, ya eined ark Franklin, | fro pac nar ‘Correr—The market still continues inactive—prices | Purk—Ssales continue limited at $9 75 to $10 for Mess, $9 S.turday ng, brigs Fanuy Coit, Dover, Chicopee, Win remain the same. Sales since our last, 800 bags Rio 7ja | 2 for M. O. and $7 75 for Prime. Hemp—A sale of 100 | M Rox wind NWito W, bre ips Desdemona, seesod Lawuira 8a8f7 900 Inv acai, 500 St Domingo 8} | bales dew rotted, of good quality, was made at $51 per | Massachusetts; bark Saone, tri ret. BE ent ; — ton. Lard—We hear of a sale of 1,000 bbls Lard at 4j to | CHakussvow, June $—Acr brig Carolina, Sherwood, New cash. York. Cld schr FA Brown, Westbrook, ‘Havana. Corren—Large sales of Taunton yellow metal were | > made recently at 20,6 mos; new sheathing remains steady at 23 cents. Fauit—A sale of about 00 boxes of Palermo oranges ‘Was made at $3 25, and a lot of Palermo lemons at $2 75; a lot of bunch raisins at $2 10 a $220; some Canton gin- Ger $5 50. 6 mos; a lot of Wilmington pea nuts $1 06}; about 7000 Baracoa oranges $15 per m. By auction, about 400 frails {resh Zanzibar dates at 53 a 6 cts 90 ds Hrmr—Water rotted American is sold at $170, 6 mos; some Sisal sold on private terms; st auction 95 bales Ame- rican dew rot dressed sold at $87 a $91, 3 mos. Morasses—The demand at present is limited, but pri- ces are well sustained. Sales of Trinidad 25}a26: Carde- nas 20320}; Porto Rico 27}a29. Hioxs—Are still dull, and we hear only of a sale of dry Southern, at 8 cents, cash Hors—Remain inactive. Sules in first sort, were made at 22 a 25 cents, cash, Inox—ihere has been a ‘slight advance in the prices. apd holders are more firm, Scotch pig is held at $35 a $33, 6 months ; Swedes, §92 50. Leap—Dull. Missouri pig, $4 25, Paovistons continue dull, with a daily receipt of large quantities. ‘The inquiry for export purposes is now very light, and the stock of all kinds of produce fast accumu- “. Freights—Most ship masters are retusing 10-16d for | \d 450 bales cotton were engaged to-day inan ip at jd. We are also positively informed of | vessel having been taken at ie for Liverpool, but as the | ssel will not be t e in for a week, the name ithheld. One I been taken for Havre at 1jc. | é \ges—Are without any change. London 6} to 7] | per cent premium; Paris 6 40 to 5 45. New York, 60 days 2} to 3 per cent discount; Sight, } to } per cent discount. New Onteans, May 31.—The sales of cotton yesterday | lish news in the morning. Prices remain nearly as be- fore, say inferior 6 to 5}c.; ordinary 5] to 6}c.: middling | 6] to 64c ; good middling 6} to Ole midline! feis to7}c.; fair 7} to 74c.; good fair 3 to 8c.; good and fine 8} to The amount on hand is about 192,383 bales. | ‘The money market is much easier, and Western, | exchange can be negotiated without any di ad bills of jeulty, The number of vessels having lately arrived, are getting a little more moderate. TREAL Markets, Wednesday evening, June 3.— ‘The demand for Pots is not quite so active this | week. W very dull, 228 6d percwt. Freights—Our last quotations are well supported; large engagements have been made this week lating; Pork is exceedingly dull, and is selling at $975.0 | at ah 6d | ' ¥ +. 9 Ter burrel ter flour to Liverpool, and 8s per quar- pope ae and $8 for Prime per Bacon sold at | ter for wheat. Exchange--The demand is fair for private | 4 casks; Sides at 6 a 54; Shoulders, 2} a 2} per Ib.; Beef 60 days bills were sold at 10} for the “Great is dull; Superior Prime “Mess sold at $13, and some City Prime at5. Lard is brisk, though without change in rices. We may still quote it at 6 a6} prime. New utter—We quote Orange County 15 cents; Western, 10 a 12; Eastern 12 @ 12}, dull; old not much sale, 9 a 10 for gond, 6} a7 for poor. Cheese—-Western, 6} a 7@¢ Eastern, 6 a 6}, dull and plenty. Rice—This article is dull, and gradually declining. Somes sales were effected from $3 28 a $3 81—sales are small, and the demand light. Svdans—The market has been ve last, but still continues very firm, w dency. Sales not large, say 300 hh, 8 at 5} a 6f¢; 150 Porto Rico 6 a7}: 150 Cuba 6ia6}; 1000 boxes brown Havana 7{a8}; 200 do white do 9} alo}. Sexps—Large sales of prime Ohio Clover and Penn- vania, were made for export, at 7} cents. A lot of 3 aaothy changed hands at $11—the quotations are $11 Woor—Remains inactive. at previous quotation Vuatrworr—Dull. Northwest Coast, 35 cents ; South Sea, 36, at which figure a small sale was made. Reat Estate at Avction.—6 lota on Sth avenue be- tween 17th and Mat ats, $100 each, $500; } lot land on Venue near 118th st., $10; 5 lots'on > a 6th avenue, $100 each, $500. Vielondaciny Passengers Salled. | Liverroot—Steamstip Great Britain—R H Chilton, New | Geers, F Watson, lady and son. South Carolina; ‘Grant iacksom, 5 lor, Charle: ue J Gravely, W 3 West Indi Harman Bleeker and st; T Moresu rison, Montreal; N York: FR Glenville. by, ET Gage, Dr Geo Peacock, laud; Dr White, London; Chas Moore,’ Balt thomas, Pari Pickslay, Geo B Morewood, H G ki John A Wroe, Eng- jo; HT’ Brook, New | Ship Arcole—Rev John Parkman, lad children and servant, Dover, NY: Mrs Parkinan,” Parkman, Jas J Cruft, Boston; Mariano Inteutes, ‘Bar Heary Williams. Passengers to Arrive. Groncrrown—Brig Det: ‘Mrs _& Nelson, Miss Wat WJ Muro, J G Steven Cummings, A'H Stevens, sTi 4 Berstow, Mr Kimberlin, quiet since our four MJ Sales of fleece were made ts, T Foreign Importations. | Rorrenpam—Bark Factory—8500 bila rattans Boorman, | Johnston & Co—30 pipes win Boonen Graves & Co—S1 pkgs J # Muller & Co—10 ks madder Schrage, Koop & Cot do G Meyer & Son—20 do Varson & Newbold, of Ph 116 bags mustard seed Homer & Sprague, of Bostor tin Cooley & Smith—100 do Theod Vietor & Duck: CK-sper—ido D A Baford—1 do JG & C Baker—1do SE Buckhalcer—1837 bdis rattans 46 cks madder to order. essina—Brig Susan—51 bales. r canary seed 31 cs liquoriee Paste 100 Bbls raisins 851 boxes, Le- mous 851 do oranges Draper & Devlin—82 chs mdse Vietor & uckwitz. Poxce—Brig Patnam—232 hhds su bas fire crackers Mason & Thompsons” "°c 22 bls mise 430 Domestic Importations. Since the receipt of the intelligence by the Hibernia, our market has been most unusually inactivesand prices since then have been daily receding—as yet it is impossi- ble to say when a change may be looked for. The re- ceipts during the past week have been large, with but a slight demand for export purposes. Genesee. at the closing of the market on Saturday, was dull at $4 26, 0 decline of 25 cents from our quotation of the previous week. Sales of Michigan were made at $4 06} & $4 1S{, and at $4 25; but it is now doubtful ifit brings over $412}. Some fancy brand Ohio was purchased at $4 50. New Orleans sold at $375 a $3 87}.. Georgetown of a superior quality brought $425 a $4 37}. Rye is selling Gatvestox—Schr John Roalefs—128 bal: 105 hide at a decline of 12} cts. from our last quotations, it now | 2bbls3 4¢ do tallow 2 hinds sugars bales dees shane? pce fare stands at $2 87} @ $3 | Wheat is also dull and low, except | Brower’& Neilson—2 bbls peanuts to mat for good brani Michigan sold for export at $1, and also some Genesee at the same figure; Rive is in better re- quest, and large sales have been made at 65 cts; Corn is also quite dull, although former prices have been sus- tained. Sales, principally for shipment, were made in Jersey Yellow at 62 065 cts; Southern White, 64; Long Island White 66; Southern Yellow, measure, 59. The MARITIME HERALD. | PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 9. amount of corn estimated to have been shipped from the u™ ux Ast to 31st May, is 92,756 bushels; 51,053 bushels of wheat; 4 30} Moon nisi ‘ee ae 42,033 bushels of Rye; and 70,633 barrels of flour. 7 271 wIon wa: 21M The amount of Wheat which passed South Ben in the St. Joseph Valley for the seven weeks since the open- : Cleared. | ing of the navigation, is put down at 218,100 bushels. Ship Sartelle, Taylor, New Orleans, E K Collins & Co. Bark Thetis, Hanna, Belfast, Ri Brig Gleaner, (Br) Lockhart Brig Lysmona, (Brem) Gee: richs & Kruger. Brig Petrel, Maba, Mal ‘There wae no change in the Flour Market at Buffalo on the Sth inst. The dullness which settled on the market at the first reception of the foreign news, did not abate any. We range quotations at $3 37} a $3.50—bat could wardsou & C Hi T Wi tken, Trinidad de Cuba, Oel- | { hear of no sules except at retail. (tis shipping quie | Brig Crusee, Brennan freely by canal. ‘The oily transactions in witet spncer | Sele clone Pict Be Jobe NB wien to have been made by millers, in order to prevent their | Sch« Lowell, Kedmoud, Philadel | mills from stopping. For this reason, wheat better | Schr dW Keminnee Hodes ee iter & Place. | demand than flour. Sales of 12.400 bushels Chicago at | Burge Sear nee Hadsou, Norfolk. | 73. i transactions. being attended with certain contin- 5 Hs anedins gencies, which bring quotations down to a marl i- nf echapenoy valent to sbout 76c 100 bu-hels, one ates cene tio aapittch bark Factory, Van Der Lenden, 43 days from Rotrer- | Kova deolded decline. "Vara links in fed “ mdse, to Bourman, Johnston’ & Co. 119 steerage ry for corn. in prices at New ined. About 1,900 bris $3 50, 100'do at $3 3-87}, 300 do at $3 25, do Ilinois at $3 37}, 200 Passengers. ’ re sehen pipcess, (et Philadelphia) 14 day: uote at 37e a d0e. The i rleans on the 30:h ult. i sold, comprising 126 bris. Si} 300 do Ohio in lots do $3 25, 120 do at $3 25; it it. 3d inst, lat 29 8 days from New London, bo' ton aad do at $3 3° and 100 do St. Louis at $4 perbil. Corn con. | pterice. tinues ve Some 16,000 bushels have been taken, | Mog’ caja". Hale, from Mi wh croinaies, pal lots being 3,000 sacks White and Yellow | Aust i 1,900 do de lat 35 300 sacks White at 36c, per bushel. rought completely to a stand, at Balti Jay morning, after th Port au Pi Danish sehr more, on Wed: chr, 55days from Malaga, via Gib- | $ publication of | ralesr, 49 day. h . ihe livernia’s newe. whieh eater, the publication of | raltar, «9 days. with wine, sc, to Aguire & Galway, ult, | unfavorable character. The only sales of consequence fram Faber th ost ret ete eet joston. : Schr Jobe Roalefs, from ¢ fom its, ze, wher Schr HW: Lewis, from Galveston, and 10 days aince then, are 900 barrels, yesterday, in lots of 200 or 300 he put in to refit, with mdse to Brow- 1s, of choice brands, principally of June inspec- | tion, a portion late in May, at $4 per bbl., and it is for lots of this description only that this rate can be ob- ta Malcolm, & days from Havana, with sugar. | h " f ; n be ob- | Ke, to G Gaylord tained. This morning, (June 6,) there is very little in- fvarcaay ji quiry, and no rales have bee reported. The fast settle: Kew Pac! Fulford, from Newbern, NC, with cotton, ceipts from cars in the beginning of the | Schr Belles MeMath, Ni i Week were at $3 87}, But to-day no price ienamed, | Clearmar& Cor net Nore: with cotton, &ke, to Sturges City Mill’s Flour has been without demand and without | | Schr Vimon, Hallett, Newbem, NC, with naval stores, to | inguuiry during the week. ‘The stock in millers’ hands | ™Stet | isamall. In the absence of transactions wedo notname | Scpf 4ePrelett. Sleeper, Thow.aston, \ @ price. Susquehanna Flour—On Monday, 1,000 bbls. | Behr karo Beane Wee os Mitt naval stores. | Were sold at $4 034 ; on Tuesday, 400 his. at $4 13h; u porridge on Wednesday, after the receipt of the English accounts ip Indi: bog ”, to the 19th May, the market declined, and the sales since saanie Indiana Bennett, fom New Orleans, with mdse, to then have been at + We quote at $4 to- Flour—We note sales at $3 a for int ser, Ure | les of Penna. in bbls at $112}. Wheat—On Monday, # of Penhsylvania white were made at 96 a 100 cents, | 1, y, and Penna. red, good quality, at 90 cents, | y three cargoes’ of Penna. reds were sold ila cargo of 2000 bushels Pennsylvania | cents. To-day, two cargoes of Pennsylva- | niin red have been sold at) and 91 cents, On Wednes- day there was a sale of prime Maryland red at 90 cents; and to-day 1300 Lushels prime Maryland red were taken at 87} cents. All these transactions were for shipment. | Also, 2 barks; 2 brig: unknown, Steamship Great Britains fr Laverpool: ship Mediatof, for oudou; brig Karitan, for Madea or ps Scent trae ———— Misceliancous Mecord.. (5™ The Duchess d'Usleans, Richardson, for Havre, will 1 to-morrow. (7 The Moatank, Capt MeMichael, for China, will leave this moming. Corn Meal— i Liverpool; Mi ae verpool; New Orleans; Henderson, . Ecantows, Juae4—Art schr Eunice Cobb, New York for Provincetown Sid sth, UStates teveuue cutter Hamil. a “1 Terry, Philadel- rieston; A_ Brown, Phi oops Meridian, aud Essex, New York. ingeun, c Scott, and H Sai i reached but 500 bales, owing to the arrival of the Eng: | ¢ He | po 300 bags linaeed 100 do | 7,5, ‘We quote to-day fair good to prime Maryland reds at $0 7 We are indebted to the Charlestor: Patriot for slips. a 87) cents; fair to best Pennsylvania reds at 85 a 91 cents; |, Surr Aunetius, of and family flour white wheats at 90 a 100 cents. Corn— | i ballast, went as ce ene (as Betting Joes? 2 Chelan, On Monday sales of Maryland white at 53 4.59 cents, and | f44,°f Varcer's Bar, ten miles to the eastward ‘of of Maryland yellow at 58 a 60 cents. Since Wednesday, | i! She wrs lying on the 3d, with her head S | Ments m ving abou" north, and id CON arsers, Potvery’ high on ‘the reel it W sed off at high we ter. the rates of Maryland, both white and yellow, have beon | at 58 a 69 cents, and we quote these rate to-da; i R =a A small Y rani : 5 femal ot of Pennsylvania at 63 cents. No Maryland | she might be lighte tn eS) . At Montreal, in the end of the last wock, 2500 barrels | made the ran (a, Which let here for Chia of J.B.E. “Dundas” superfine were placed at 208, On | Last year whe Monday 1200 barrels of “"Toronta City Steam Mille” | €rossed from ¢! tan eh Sner changed ants at ais. Gils which was the tp ber racer pe ima letter to *@, Onthe receipt of the news b “ sanette, 5 m most happy t m you of Britain,” the market becam Neda ee th rent | BLSHOP stivad here, ther a chon pan cane of 1D dere cand “7 © very langui transaction we have since heard of as, tl Maitland,” at 268. per barrel. Grai and the only. | ho 00 barrels of | H in—4000 bushels of | Thy » Java Head; the shortest on record by three days. The a isa very fest shi nid a very good luck, mi re , 2 rollowi mary of the pwoints Of our pus gout mixed wheat, Sold yestenday at Ss, 10}d; today, | 3 save to the ‘ eh Terone © Fasoug 2 30-N, ¥ AS cel of good peas brought ; ™ .¢ Island o! 47 to the Cape. of lope, "60. to 45, per minot this mcruing. = EM | "sland St. Paul, aud 73 days £0 hours taside Java Hea ba ocean | shortest passage ever made heretofore was 77 Tobacco 'Tradc. i ‘The market here has been quiet, with - Portsmouth, England, which { cousider not s0 go 4 y #0 Change ‘in | days from the United’ States. We made an average of 1 prices. Sales of Kentucky at 3} 8 9c." sth a good supr ily | miles per day for 73 days, our maxi mam speed per day was | Of St. Domingo and Cuba, At Rich oti june b, in og. | 215 mi Sar patateinee te acil Go that you can ‘es on every description jctly fine manufacturrag— tions had become full, and had given way, except Cy bac! such, owing to its Grat scarcity, still commands former i : y, mes fate.” in Baltimore onthe th; we Togret to mate tat | Aohictadhwste anne saeagae ee Tey Nee thy oo; m1 Of the Tobacco market continued gloomy. | goun Exreniment, (of Belfast) Cole, from Bangor, for gnd with no very flattering prospect of speedy improve- ; ment. The littlé demand which existed for the common qualities of Maryland appears to have subsided, and sellers of this description offered it at very low rates, without finding purchasers. The demand for the best de- scriptions has also fallen off, and very little olse of the | finest sorts can be sold readily. We continue former Hingham, was ashore ‘in, Portland Larbor, on Fort Point, o1 the Sth, full of water. Her cargo had been disch ged,’ and as the vessel had not bilged, she wowld probably be got off next day. Brie Jonx M Crayton, lying inthe Chi 4, 2 short dis- ance aoove the Wide, was capsized ‘iuring the hurricane at ilmington, Del, on Friday, had all her masts and rigging earrien away, and it is said one man he d his leg broken. the | | Montauk from Ame-ica and 75 days by a British frig ste from | vite the attention of gentlemen who prefer to hi | ment for all to eall who wish to purchase at juotations, viz.: Inferior and common Maryland’, $2 a * | }2 90; middling to good, $8 a $5 50 ; good, $6 and $675 | _ScHR bitzane+n Aw, Capt Jackson, from Pawtucket for {097 2 $12. Obio Tobseeo is also’ full,’ the consmon | Phiadelphi avtenk onthe the inst, and, in order, to qualities being entirely neglected, and good and fine, | Pf “irae WD, whore she bilged ad it but lately so much sought alter, having deolined withiy, | the Jast four weeks. Common to middling, $2 a $459; | id. $4.8 $0; fine red and wrappery, $@ 90 a $9; fine low, $9.4 $11; and oxtra wrappery, $t0a$F2.° The ‘estimate of the stock in the warehou last week was rather too large. It is supposed that the amount stored at the close of the present week, togeth+® with the | amount received, but not yet inspected, is @¥ jut 20,000 | 8 Lhds. ‘The inspections of the week compris. 1704 hhds. | was supposed would be a total lo: ikem. hip Geo Hallet, How lo Reef, back Vernon, 3 days from Ha , from June 5, lat Boston for Chi May 31, off Mow | vana, botind to Bret May 29¢h, off Somb: ering W. May 27, lat 34 20 N, lon 64 W, Br ship Louisa Baillie, from ro Key, brig St Simon, of Wiscasset, Maryland, 964 bhds. Ohio, and 21 hhds. K —total | 5 Thomas, bound to Havana 250 hhds, Tho market ai New clone on (re Tpu eat | gg BCiz Axeworia, from Fall River for Mobile, 3ist ult, at 35 had not been characterized by much apimution since | Ship Serampore, Baker, from Boston for New Orleans, 34 our last, tho sales having merely re: 6 700 bhds, | inst, lat 38 14, loa. . mostly in small lots, As regards prices, they have under. | Bark Macedonia, of and from Portland, for Mobile, 6th in- gone to change, and we quote as folloris:7inienoe ij a | ta 8 Riles sin. tor Barbodoon, May 1 cs ones egy beta Sth choke | teese, how ‘mount, from Philadelphia for Bar! es, May 16, and selectio alle. per ib, | lat 30, x d since the 26th in bhds. Cleared in | Re, Medison, Hoey, from New York for Savannah, Ist in- time for Bremen, 373 hhds.; Antwerp, 150; Phi elemens f ‘Wh Sratemest or Tonacco | bom) oite 13,080 Ibe bones” fates 1845—Sept. 1, stock on hand, hhds aT 7,672 re ‘ Ports. Received this week... Lil 9ase OE nis Jane tin peor shia crept Colee, 8 Previously’, , T0180 oo | New Yon next day; bark Mudare, foc New York, Quepec, June t—Are brigs Leils, M’Donogh, London, Sar- @1,608 | 10%, Marsivall, Louduaderry; Uuduanted, Pearson, Neweas- Exported this week... . by by Dowiutea, Roreck, ‘Cork; br “previously . 125,876 of Norma dy, scLa\ior” Creed ——— 26,129 | Elion, Aberdeen; Hurry ‘L Crriaa, Turaball, do, La — S078 | Toy, Goll heat and ha: repeia nada West od Southampton The wheat la West are report ; to be very lnxu ‘There is a great breadth sown, Grange, and there must be an immense surplus for exportation | during the next season. The spring Jat. Crops, though | Mowrasat, cs fford, May, ladel- June 3—Arr schr Pioneer, Nickersou, Bos- ou for N You Hat owen, y 20th—Sld sche Alexandria, Randall §Phi- de! ph ist brigs Oriole, Gill, N Orleans; 6th, Shawmut, N Orlean: . Jae. Adams, Liver- Mi mer yey Y Bi * Amiet, do iveaten, Wri Garvert, Collins, P Soule, Dela chs Hornet, Brown, Louisiana, Eddy, ely , Trescott, Charleston; 5 . Uzie, Brazos Santiago; haidson,’ Bastos June 5—Arr brig Victory, Bri Hounpton Rovds, sche Engineer, Whit owiid te Newport, RI. Sld schrs J M Wi re iekerson, do; Belle, MeMath, Ni Queen Pomare, Suow, Thomaston. Newavurvont, June 5—Arr | Ponce. a is Forest, Varina, from , June 7—Arr brigs Tallmatge, J schrs Americ: ight, Charleston; 1; Abeona, (Br) Kirkpat- june Sth—Arr bark Condor, Pepper, Matanzas; schrs Jas Barbour, Eldridge; Texas, Pillsbury, and Rubicon, Britkwater, New York; ia ark Falmouth, Staples, New TH, June 2—Arr brig Sarah Loi . Watson, Philadelphia; 4th, brigs Gulmare, Luce, Mobile; 6th. Moi tense, Soule, Naw, York; , Woo: schrs Cocheco. Porter, Philadel: 3 ster: Cordelia, Eaton, aud ‘Ann Den- imonton, New Yor Saxpwicn, June 3—Arr schrs Joo Simmons, Small, and Jno Adams, 'Britt,” Richmond; 5th, David Coffin, Nye, do: Sld 2nd, schr Annebella, Gibbs, Morris River, Dela: Savannan, June 4—Sid Br ship Kuchantress, Phillips, Li verpool x jgWcasseT, June 3-Sld bark Zaida, Chapman, for Trini- R By Last Night's § Southern Mail. Home Ports. Axexanprta, June 5—Arr brig Po ALTINORE, June S—Arr steamer: Reports at Old Poiit, bark ore, taking on board U 8 troop Russell from Norfolk, reports off New P rald, hr, and ‘off the Rappahasinock a brigantine, both bound up. uller, Jr, Bremen; [Br] brig Devons! t Indies; schrs Charraa, Pattison, Pt Isabi , Latourette, N York. ' Sid, [Bremen] bi for Bremen: brig Genral Pinckney, G. Br] brig Devonshire, Watlington, for oLK, June 5—Arr brig Victory, Brightman from Fall i ers fin Boston, [a Hampton Roads | Richmond, bud to Newport, ms, Eldridge, for Boston: Belle; Mc: | ‘irginia, ickerson, joston; Queen Snow, for Thomas ton. - GERMAN SILVER. AMES G. MOFFET, No. 121 Prince street, second block J westof Brondway,, is’ constantly “mauufaeturing German Silver, of various numbers and widths, which he wil tobe cyual to any either foreign or domestic, for qual which he will sell at wholesale or re pri _P.8.—All_ goods sold will be delivered in any part of the city, or Brooklyn, free of expeuse ‘a2 Iim*m OLD & SILVER REFINER aes a8 GaN? Gree, IOHN Breet New Works cee? Smee 0 Fine Gold, Rolled Silver, Rouge and Crucibles, al- ‘ways on hand my5 lm*rre WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No,7 SPRUCE STREET. Wi Math, for New York. Pomare, EsTasi ED IN 1840. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, GHADES of all descriptions, kinds and sizes, 50 per cent cheaper than can be bought at any other places. Trim tings at manufacturers’ price. BARTOL, DE MAUNY & Co, janulneturers & Importers. DR. HULL'S TRUSSES, AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS. HE superiority of Dr. Hull’s iustruments over all ‘others is acknowledged by the most eminent physicians in Bu- and America. fice, 4 Vesev street, Astor House. A female in attend ance in the lade’ cenartment ravé Imer my? Im*rre 10} Tate | diseases, called th | | more than all of] | author, COAL. Goal, of all sizes, and of the most superior ality, from. he Lands of the Forest Improvement Company. Fire celebrated Black Heath Coal, from pea size to lump, for manufacturers. mv 21 w*re CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION, HIS highly valuable Cosmetic will effectually cure erup- tions on the face and skin, particularly pimples, blotches, te f jeter, tan, freckles and ringworms. The use of the Lotion ‘ort time, will establish a clear aud brilliant co oplex- in bottles at 75 ceuts each, at 188 Bowery, corner treet. Also by Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn. m CONSTIPATION (COSTIVENESS) DESTROYED, WITHOUT, MEDICINES INJECT NS OR BATHS. act 5 price, aid BY i ‘ON. 90 cents, Fifth English Edition, translated from the vench. Sold at the National Depot of Warton, of t, New York ; also by Mr. John No. 183 Broadway ; Mr. C. H. ing. cor aud Joha street ; Messrs, Wyatt & Ketchum, in Brooklyn, by Mr. Charles Steane, 148 Fulton st. Paris, No. 152 William stree Pp & L. DELMONICO, are happy to inform their ‘ends and the public, that their new Hotel in Broad- way, No. 25 corner of Morris street, ¢ opened on the Ist of June next. No pains have beeu spared to render it one of the most com- fortable iu the city, aid persons desirous of permanent home, as well as strangers merely passing by, will find all their ‘wants and comforts attended to with the most strict attention. my 26 Im*r EDWARD FOX, DRAPER AND ‘TAILOR, NVITES the attention of the public stock of ready made clothing in the \dition to the now completed and employed ‘depart- | ments is such as enables the subscriber with confidence, to in- f gare | e th eto order. The above stock care, and bought for cash alone, with gre vast 20 p Tess than at those houses who are obliged to do business the credit system. ‘ vite 'N. B.—Officers of the army and navy are particularly invi- ted to call and examine a large assortment of superior blue cloths aud cassimeres, which will be made up at the shortest ice, and in @ manner not to surpassed. — EDWAID FOX, 202 Brosdway, near Fulton st., opposite to the Franklin House. _ CARD . THE Subscriber having become interested in the above house respectfully requests the patronage of his customers and ders entrusted to his care will be attended ° ne Prommptuiese JAMES'A. SWAIN. BS 4 oe ; Heat SA Bs a iessendlbeaite eta: NO QUACKER 4 Dua street, member of the which he cures without by young ir ta, syphilitic eruption, ai vated by quac! thoroughly cured by'Dr. cure guaranteed o1 uo charge. Dr. C. is a regularly educated DISEASES OF WOM physician and surgeon. je9 tr Rapid Cure by a New Method of Tyeatment. y THE new method of treatment the Diseases of Wo- men can be cured in avery short time. According to the old method, thet! treatment requ res several months, and very often it either gives n> satisfactory result, or produces but a temporary cure, he Diseases of Women, 1 prolonged aceouch s, or by the diseases of t mb, as chy SN. enerally produced either by other canses,but principally ronic inflammation, enlarge ment, ulcer, with or without blennorrhass, (whi ete ete., and all the grievous symptoms attending them, like pains of stomach, nervous sufferings, green sickness, sadness, etc., been ‘care and special attention by have. Di student under Pro- ind has practised several Bruilly, Doctor in Medicine of the Faculty ot gilettres et ex sciences, of the University of 8 Wooster street, near Canal street, je Rtiseod®m R. A. C, CASTLE, 391 Broadway, comer of Waite at, been 17 years successfully engaged in the j ractice o Denustry. Study and experimenting have enabled him to in- troduce many invalaable improvements, not the least of which are ble Teeth. possess a vivid Seaaperent, approachable, for their stre with which they can be worn, Decayed old foil, Ke. Teuder Teeth filled f Itis put in while masoft state, and th, and renders the tooth as useful as it myit_ bev MEDICAL RD. OCTOR FAWCETT, consulting ‘surgeon of 196 Ful- ton street, New York, author of a late publication, em bracing the following ts, Matrimony, Im) " and Sterility, anatomically, vgueally anid medically re! explained, with a Or Ve exposition of the nature an ‘ol : modern treatment y orrhwa, Gleet, Stricture: ‘Emisaions, and Pollution. ‘The Boctor has devoted.) |, to the treatment of from his extensive practi the pathology of the rgans, he guarantees, in all c s, a permanent and radical cure. His diplomas Edinburg aud Philadelphia ; also, his honorary: f Louisiana, are suspended in large ice, 19% Fult eet. Persons at a distance enclosing $1, ean have a — with one which embraces id, and addressed to Dr, H. Fawcett, 196 rece attention, ‘myl9 imér of hi | | | | | jcers argra- | | will not ra | di | low, rich a | Gi T%. ing, expeditiously ab terms. ‘or schools. ty. m3! im® At FOE Ficehba Woodstock, Canadas. All Hocpehive asd Voresest ire and Ver directed to the care of —Be sure to mark Packages to care of! Express.” |. Rete Keene, Fhe 'y part eet ES aht rt * D4 jay hy a iv e ly on very . Private lessous given to adults, at their own resi a : ot inl rise BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND.EAPREDS, GO . Greenfield, of the » Will be Brattleboro, Windscr, airlines, Ve, ore faichtul ait ol Ingles. ie » te rm portion, New WINES, BRKANDIES, GIN, Xe. BO GASES revyold Madeira Win, each 1’ dogen, Blackburn, Leal, Newton, Gordon & C Ce et ie la all Ploseend gr cashes Ac Betquets 7 e'Co. 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Th aud strengthen the wl dent that if iuvalids wo dy one trial, the: the lowest possil reach of all. : 25 cents a pint WHIT WELL" la the only ness of Neck and Joints, by Dr. 8. L. Mrrenxut, Ne Pp will never us effectual rem is better calculated for such purposes, than es lentary employments. | N. we above. The y are composed are highly recommen- as . @ best touics known to murity the blood, re the spirits le system. The proprietor is confi- hd and plegsant reme- e . They are put at yin ordex to place them within the porile. 8 ORIGINAL OPODELDOC, ody for Rhew », Gout, Cram late Professer of Physic in the N. 3. Mey AROMATIC SD Herbs. Cambridge. ‘The above articles are WHITWELL, (late J. by A. B.& D. ‘eet, Ni Recommendes he and Catarrh, coinposed principally of Roots ie erent tare Ree a Watranovsr, late Professor of Medicine in Howard Uni and 30 cents per bottle. epared and . SANDS, Dri lew York. ppeti 038, hitwell & Son, che, her matism, Sprai }, Sift p. ke, ' Recommended sold by J. GEORGE joston.) uggists, 100 Fulton, cor ‘my9 Imeod*r MEDICA D be consulted confide: “There are few, 1 Roosevelt, one trer how to manage t vy.” Dre Ge bet ients of either at what is muel Preveuting those ders to think of, as above. e To females, thi No. 63 Bowery, cor 77 East 46 Delancy stre G NO CURE NU FA). R, COBBITT, 19 Duane street, member of the Royal n, may be consulted in 5 College of Surgeon treatment of certain de teen years, devo! | cure the worst form of No mercury used, ni store LAL iicate d to venereal diseases, enables rf rom Chathai men among us, that know col ions of | $0 cents, tle | coufidential adviser. Iso for sale at the following drug | stores :— | Sores <>. 86 William street, near Maiden Lane, i} 31 and 100 Fulton street | Both comers of Chambers eet and Broadway. ner of comer of ou diseas tutional Destiity.—Those individu ized im a certain loathsome, habit, au to health and society. Remember, | next door to Dr. Johnson's. ME —REMOVAL. R, GREGORY eel removed from Gold street, to 3 | lone, the b the kind. It ts. book will prove a friendly and Iker street. Broadway, corner of Market street, and ° : estraint in diet or business Strictures cured in one or two wecks with scarcely treet, where he may 1 hours. pon secret habits and, se of iseases, e means of intended fc it is sold by the ‘Suffolk street. the A practice of four nC. to cent cases cured in who have itively be re Duane street, my294t*r i" VAUGHN’S VEGETABLE LITHONTEIPTIC MIXTURE. NLY AGENCY IN NEW YORK CITY, 132 NASSAU Street, opposite Clinton Hall.—A Pamphlet he highest character, will be furnished ga ave been cured by this med compound of over twenty a uliarly adapted ‘organ of the human. system. 1 of al By o A lowing diseases from our own soil ! each root p ticul Gravel &e. F bases itself, is of now! y eradicated by this Umony which the pa it yourself if you.a medicine over the Northera se the most sceptical. Agency my9 Sa’ Tu&Th Imere tem, disease of the Lungs, Rheum: ‘AN impurities of the bloo Rheum, &e., and, indeed, the theory upon wl such a character us to destro: tice of medicine, and to boli cauot which 5 and for Th 1 section of the has great virtues, and a trial of its properties will convince Y Price in 12 oz. bottles $1, 30 oz $2. O: this city, 132 Nassau street, wholesale aud retail. Serofula, Sal hich this article yall old land ly assert that be wholly or partial- roof, resort to the tes- ly substantiate, or try high character of the ‘inion is proof that . Ouly MtVICAL AND SURGICAL. | ERVOUS DEBILITY, supermduced by a secret de- ctive habit with its coucomitant symptoms, porency, &¢.,is permanently cures 7 restores the system to a healthy tone, and re- instates its original viger. See his London diplor f the Court of Examiners of the Roy: cured saguacn thour mercury 201 a lisle’s, office. 201, Stricture: r As 3g Fulton st. noctur- a by Dr. s aud venereal iseases | vith the | lege of | DR. ROVIN’S FRE. ly effecting a perfect cu It effects a permanent cure, in the short space of fi n to diet, exposure or busi ull directions. days, without restri up in large — w directions with each package, three different deseripty DR. DIN’S FR N’ The Freach Ointment is unequalled by an h world, for dreasing venereal sores and ulcers. Its a certain for the buboes and glandular swellings, and of all erup- tions of the ski cents per bor little work, will andr for them, ons asked. mselves or friends,need feel icians agree, that inloug standing Jeet, that inje ons of No person who has to contract the syphilis should neglect to use it. Price, 50 mK DR. RODIN’S PRIVATE TREATISE. in’s Treatise on veaerial person who has di: dis farther he clerks wily agency in New York, 435 Broa of Howard street. j iseases, should be in the y per sease, as it contains a brief cription of every variety of secret disease, wi ction for treatment, [tis 2 perfect guard | quackery and deception. ‘The most il = derstand the nature and character of thei 1 MIXTURE, 1 s0 tusfortunate as iterate, by readiug tl Price only 25 cet ork, or the medici hesitation or delicas Jem Iw*m | ites and stings, wounds of every descri Sed permancat rel ring worm, a i charm. But above all e us and capular injuries, sprains, &e., it approachable. Travellers, boat men and sea captains shor never be without it. Price 75 cents per bottle, Principal Depots 323 Broadway, 2 doors above the H and 234 at xtreet, Philad ri 1 NE’S LO’ BAK NFAILING CURE in all cases of g slocations, fracture led with pain burns, | cellentremedy. For fever and ague, ag ache, cramps in the stomach, TION, dbo and infla , chilblad yet discovers \itmakes fu cation to business. diy cure, w Presented with a remed! without the least Further—the dise Mixture is taken at nigh is put up in bottles, wit $1. One hottle lasts a week, which generally cures—many i For sale, by Charles corer of Jobu street, N chesnut and Seventh street, ¥ igton sti are cure Broadwa: 133 W ct ‘E the \d abuse of medi Q PREVENT Hunterian Dispen: Hunter's Red Drop, the most des} NO MERCURY OR © . CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGE’ isa domestic prepa no balsams, no mercury gant to che taste. Cert forms, ew in en as directed. ‘AY, General Agent, ‘Sun Buildings, orner of road wi ar jowery, street; and at the co Price $1) and effec wil sale ag 187 Lane. REWARD few Sold, w! ew xo ; yaa street; 177 les. ), rarely, if'ever, cons, London, is consulted confi- | gous complaints of the organ of generation. O i r the above complaints, this is the most cer eedy and permaneat cure, without the jet, drink, exposure, or We give no tious to deceive the public ; if th tseli, none shall speak’ for A pertect | where it can be had, and the prop case of recent gouorrhiea, to be brought, which the mix jer a forfeiture of jong m a 0 nately pervades all ranks of society, high, matrimowial. aud single ; iy hich th the shor cannot be conteacted, if'a ing to bed, when exposed. It ht on h ful fi rection ence rictures Seminal Weakness. Inabilit eal ally removed particle of mercury. ‘hey give tone experient Apothocaries rice $1, Sross’ Specific Mixture, for the cure of Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strictures jew Yor 'Philadelphi t, Be ton; 2 Cab * nd anal: Of all remedies hange in appli- ih recommenda- tor challenges a $500. This is a phe ey can cure t rtest time possi le. of the ns accompanying it, at H. Ring, 192 vir. and at 5. al street, New jae ion of the im*r ‘street, near Walnut; ‘ultou streets, Brooklyn. ton Ten ® 5 THE viNany ORGANS—Such as pom: of the | orrhoeu or Whites, are | he we peciall, 5 nd alg afr teen RR gi Couvenieures and those ctreumatanees which do, attend this ek it a careful reg: f, embitter life, or geod ant its effects upom the mind ason the ture of the 5 reason is, y= beings 3) unlike alr-ast eves ‘er terminates in ‘cure spont: cured by any hind ef Giedice clone ept iu miiud, not ouly becas ge it wil ‘against the trash of trading advertisers, but will ‘ou to seize the period whea a cure cau so ear ‘ob- |. Do me no discredit when | assert the perieet inefi- for the cure of Stricture. It is « sough ec you doubt it to read of the boasting’ nostrutas ol ity papers; but I repeat,—and, indeed, call every cin gene warn you lead world to attest its trath,- nou Stricture. Uneosmpet ry they had take: a scores at or Mixtures, or on the real aature of thelr for iustance, who have assured e ch things as Colored D: oe Te care my reader, that although case is cure almost incre ritability entailed upon the by excesse: he various remains of the diseases which are commonly, but iguorantly, tuder the unme of Gravel,—aud that slow manner and ty of making water experienced by elderly people, &e. ough mere allowed co expliin the 1 ‘symptoms of Stricture there would be a ds e should confuse Stricture f ‘Not that can in “a f ion should be obscure, 'y one, in such case, to cousult some proper person fact, whether it were s0 oF not. ‘A fourth and last reason | will mention, a puugnauce which every one of proper feel himself, in'a cominon newspaper, that degree of | ability, as well as integrity of character, which is so peculiar | ly desi iu the physician selected for consultation on dis- eases of this nature. Now, to form au opi tutes ents aud promises made by that description of persons who | recommend themselves by pul advertising, you would cou- | clude that the diseases of the urinary and procreative organs were too simple or too unimportant to claim the notice of man of raw his professi it nothing in the wort more untrue. On the contrary, a fact—and one which every physician will accede to—that, amoug the wouderfully complicat $ x the re is none more iiss ts come more influenced and modified by ; or, which, from their delicacy ofstruccure and taac- imand'a deeper measure of auatomiesl and phvsiol ywledge, than the sexual organs, both male and fem: i formerly felt it incumbent on me to give & Matemeat of ny own medieal qualifications, and presented se- jos and relerences, "Ow special hbapital experi pital experience, ‘a mark ofthe impudent tks on mediciue, however, Twill Domestic Gr tor ban I will svate additionally, that any new discovery or improvement of his nature, 1 communicate wi Hsver in London and in Paris od. there subjects; and jo not say too much in ing, here are no diseases: ofthe sexual or urinary organs whatever that cas be cured in Paris or London, which cannot be cured in New York. tim sorry core dwelt so long on ‘my reasons, for this letier, but there are many factoand observations interspersed among them, whieh should ve known and thought of. 1 will now proceed w 2 "ne nature, $c., of Stricture—A Stricture consis! toning ef oe ferror ower of fhe membrane whic im ediate cause of this. thi ‘hroni¢c inflam- iq in Hes kent Gleet. Now, thers neither does the st enough, for instance, to strike the atten ever, now and then, w y. to those who do not understand for, though it may be i it will again and eatin return, The ow no longer that of Gonorrhea, but use—a Stricture—or a condition very tricture; d—not | » how: | re ferent c 7 hear akin to it. When the Stricture is free from irri 4 whether under the use of medicine or not, it ceases; bat when anything ha} tate or excite the strictu tle to complain of in immediately from che seat of the disease, it is very apt to affect the mind und depress th spirits, The reason why it should thus affect the spirits be easily seen by reflecting on the mtimate connection whi subsists between ‘the mind and sexual organs. Who doe not know the effect of a, singleethought of a certain | nature upon these organs? Now, it happens through- out the body, that wherever, through th yo fe has a remarkable power to affect anothe: the same power to exual thought, through ower of iuflueuciug the Genital organ liseased conditiow of these parts, throt has the power of disturbing the mind; audit is ou this st reciprocity of action, U ricture 14 the urinary passage i 40 wout to depress the spirits—a circumstance I am inclined fer stress upon than many authors, for by this | been enabled to detect a Stricture when there was ae Sym Cr sag Siriet wid ci itate.—Th y "he Symptoms icture in tts early state—The ver: first of these, I thnk Imay safely state, iat of a drop or two of a hh is observed to pass r ‘ater; so. as towetthe shirt a littl whi making w r a littl at first but little alteration in th e ever way ) nn no cause at all.) ment of Gouorr- hiea, for iastauce, has uot been followed up by iujecttons in the manner | have particularly directed iu my Private ‘Trea- 3 few weeks, it tinued, say from s, at least occasionally, and he percei , as L have described, and esper dtricture, and t urgeon ou the subject. ‘symptoms which attend the very early ‘course the} u become definite and roceeds, bat with id seurdto the iflers. greatly in different compete: ap, adi ‘Tne | t may 0 though this drop may hi cannot exist without this you ma; ‘The stream of urine may, spli quire an effort to begin, and then sive may come on so quickly you can hardly retain it momeut,—you may make water too often, and rise in th night for that purpose,—there may or may not be a dischai from the passage, or only after excitemeut, or sexual course,—there may also be occasioual as itching, pulsation in the passin smarting or burning pain in the head of the the fundament and back, pain in the hi the soles of the feet. Again, there is sometimes tercourse, or a retardation of the seminal secretion E ipell may hriuk aud shrivel, be ul ture. : curl about—i How tree enous! ‘symploms which mark the more adva: state of baci gee —On this I have not occasic v re rogress of this disease, will antic fn exe must be; the Stricture goes on increasing,— u the walls of the passage thicken, aud encroael its diameter, as to bring it to avery small size, at length to close it up altogether. In. such « state urine can only pass away in drops, But these things, bad as hag are not the worst, for it happen: ppose, these bad strictures, that the of diet or other cause: sufferer cannot maki ¢treum- , there c evils from, mistake a stricture for some of are fommon to these Pattesarks 1 have to make on the sub- 1 fiwi anes t object being to enabl Se ers tare aiedrder fa tis carly stag, when i ‘dime of so easy and quick acure, and I trust they will prov cient for this pur} be Stricture, Gleet, and \c I i beg oul: vo ad at d ws comafioted daar en as We: me sient falerly in advuiced. age—Ul hope he haath es are stiiledon receiving ke tots Mickie » Lam, respectfully, &e., ke, 182 1weod*r 6 Greenwich streets ew Fork. ot NEW PHYSICIAN. AGRA to Having Leen twenty years in the tedh which time he has practiced very én ordivary success, im various Pt. ol Se France an i, Ireland id Germany, D practien iknovwledge, combined with his forage may, yy tuition, by the most. cele! Bo . B. may e public generally, in eve! ¢. Fee atthe above of jetier, post paid, encl fent an entire Lew rain th H th e, naturally: ecru 1) choledo hay Go de “ om taking other og TSE, a vi See Teirme ‘Treatise can be had only at 08 at by post ual and thos wes. COVENI£NT ‘thomeh sever’ Greenwich The suthor boun cee ie Stone, DELICATE DISEASES. A BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS are the mow of fectual au remedy ever discovered for Mcorrhaea of whites; ifritation Dae id seouny OF Wei from unres! Meviv. still mt heh AMERT i lent! Ls Gold street, between seasee'of a. del fclows, requires neither mere business pursuits. 1, and a rained Ful Sone days. DEBILITY, N CONSIITUTIONAL, ye... ERVOUS OR Nee indie. Fi and confirmed object bei potency, engage restore ‘thes OSTCTURES, « dicewe Patreut being the least South street an all particulars which I cate. id aiden laue, ind . iiereneaais ly exiatii sc and y the “Carr. Ricuanp Yares. Those who wish to see me will fd me at the corner of here | shall be i "toe ike rousive tartan mone. some! Dr. e wil the Mo iy N. B.—Dr. H. has no other office but 20 Duane street, near Chatham, where hundreds of certificates may be seen. PHILOSOPHY OF WOKMS IN THE SKIN. often the over distension of the pores causes inflammation Painful pimple: The only certain rem: with warm wate: which is also infallible in D the paration it ys red ci oF, hare tach adap checks the-oerural an qt ae vooks IL-7 It is important that these articles should be purchased ‘hin can only he done by procuriug them wt Bree. i Ora epg ae ger Fu Tally throughout the Union,” ms mem LUCINA OOKDIAL,- hich is very puzaling | BX a alicoirgs fhacvals spac tev guaeall ec reof, and for the gene on Seen westnartee labels at iahaites amit ce pate iregularity, illness, or aceident. ere is nota shadow of doubt that thia.is true, and were not sulject of too delicate s nature, hund tisaliedefeacy of the Luciaa Conial us, Gleets, Irregularities in win the Kidneys, Female Suppreasions, Yerse,) Prolapaus Utert, and in fact, a ery Frheh the most delicate portion ofthe fama .. Teeannot, indee Malformation of the for any thing short of that, while inal other diseases. ‘or chroni\ will be foun i ial is. th ire On th cracks, cl | for Shaving. Gt eradicate supe! RA r, aud fuous human hair, le tonic, racing the ture, and does not create a tempor renewal of the serted. Privei tou North igh street, "and i aud Roberts & At Ky.; San nN AN And one wh Saneuisenier York. fadsw natural orth, phia; O. K. y of the above name EX’ ‘ich sh UD’ he removal ringworm, pall se aoe. ruics. The fally convince the purchaser of the tra Office Semoved No, 44 Nassau street, also by Goth W; Fovle Baltimore Cl ks, Cincinnatl, & places. fection is S Prostrati to act in perfect ‘igor, bat a permanent "a we have" rst, of Ae, jould be in the hands of ebery Mar- m 9 ried Person. tf MORAL. PHYSIOLOGY, jeu Treatise on the P¢ ‘D. Owen, with Addi true a People, fully pe jecting minds, that it must Command respe ere book fall ad by d sclgtdy Maes We ure Pireniod Mat ediberoatete or soPeice OF the Bok 30 cents, For tate by Burgess, Seri & Co. 222 Broadway, corner of Aun street, by whan $i post paid will be supplied witht wo copies Weasel Peace Fostate'on the book t "any part of the United Sates mv id would testify to nd to othe: Per etm sr of MANY, Re sc PERSOQNS—especially those of full habits, or who indulge ia rich food—are very much an- noyed by the appearance of black spots upon the the nose, on the upper lip, the chin, the forehea resembling rate of gunpowder sticking tn the skin. the skin is ro ueezed, a small worm-like substance en, | ete blecctet ibaaneceeeninteein ime: in reality worms, 16 erroueo! spots casioned by an andne accumulation of the fatty, matter which is separe: ted from the blood for the purpose of lubricating ia, and this up the pores and coneretes, dust loatt res to greasy substance, ‘gives the face adirty aud 80 univ Te sorted to, is not only painful, at \irequextly useless. ad FS of ced by (orine te ‘disease ‘to ization is » but fallible cure, ac i reli mony. with wa Loui 7 most Drival ‘or taste, R. GLOVER’S CO edy, r of in curing tract acl » ice those remedies kuow igde abiicat nia protract id Sati the nets, pro TO DEALERS IN WOOLLENS, MIGEON LO. H pices & CO. ‘M1 West street, Th ment fers to Messrs. Wolcott & Slade, 63 Pine street; Place, corner street, where orders may be atin ct liam of Bi street; UOPAIBA AND SARSAPARILLA. speedy, the m tt an Alt riority. jover cont ‘ho i ‘ull div iw that re MPOUND EXTI ACT. ost certain aud fect ce is pleasant tot ke, that have. bees? found ‘All’ those who have. used eetions co i+ free fr ‘8 Co: ceutration most ex. accom) © READ THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY, Boeras are parti College ou amount of a the memb: GEN ental iter Abvi fous see gi Pp STREE’ 3 IN PR Wate Dik af tg Ne we Jp College’: calke Crentmeat, saafeend tethe constitution or confine! rade y bromine (2 ya lel 5 iy