The New York Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1846, Page 4

didatos & Aanilemen of il hat adi i ir ry maotrepalisos the Union oHok vorabiy known to thé Mtolllgeaas of the Lenmiry asaman of profound erudition and scientific at tainments ; byt, in my humble opinion, it is Col, Tasistro who more than anybody else combines ee the accomplishments of a e reputation of a chaste and rons writer, the judgment of a sound and discricninating critic, a perfect acquaintance with the ancient and modern languages, with the man- ners and feelings of a thorough-bred gentleman. Col. Tasistro has also the advantage of extensive travel throngh the most interesting portions of Surope and of Asia, and a most enviable famili- arity with the productions of mind of every age und country. How far these exalted qualifica- tions will prevail against the several influences that may be bron, zht to bear in favor of Mr. Mar- koe, Iam not prepared to say. I merely assume to give you the results of general impressions, and those are decidedly favorable to Mr. Tasis- tro’selection. The fact alone of his having been somewhat harshly treated by an administration which he contributed so extensively to bring into power, has created a_ great deal of interest in his behalf at there is doubt whether, with all his talents, his extraordinary versatility of mind, and amiable traits of ch . he posses: sential quality, which, in the age we live in, can alone secure suc Fewix. = Baurimone, Sept. 17, 1846. Frosty Weather—San Pedvo Diving Bell Company—The Election for Mayor—A Privileged Character—Mar_ kets, $c. Broad cloth is in demand this morning for winter gar- meats, cotton goods having retired for the season. ‘There have been quite heavy frosts for the last two nights, whilst during the day the sun renders the weather delightfully comfortable. ‘The San Pedro Diving Bell Company has been re or- ganized again, and are about making another visit to the Spanish Main, to recever more of the coin sunk with the old frigate San Pedro. They say that they left in a hurry | the last time they were there, in consequence of having | heard of the war, and fearing an attack from privateers. ‘Their last day’s work is also said to have yielded them $700. Great consternation exists amongst the office holdersat | the City Hall in view of the mayoralty election. fact that all, or nearly all, the present incu men who have been accustomed to roll out of one office into another, men whose slice of bread always falls with the buttered side up, a great desire is evinced among the office seekers of their own party to have them removed. Some of them have heretofore been magistrates, others ave rolled out of the Collector's office into the Post the City Hall—in short, they have always been the “‘pap- | fed children of the public.’” The re-nomination of Major Da three years longer, and they fear that the office seekers will withhold their support irom Col. Davies so as to have a change tiow, so that the succeeding meyor will nave an opportunity of making a clean whig sweep, and that the present “outs” may have an opportunity of being the future “ins.” The whigs meet to-night for the nomina- tion of a candidate for the mayoralty, and it is now asser- ted that Major Law, the most popular manin the city next to Col. Davies, the democratic candidate, will be the nominee. Should he be nominated the race will bea tight one, the election depending principally on the dis- ction ‘among the office seekers. ‘here is little or nothing of intere: at present. on Baltimore street, raised by one of those gentry to be found in every communty, who get out of scrapes “with- out money and without price.” and slash their fellow men to their heart’s content with- out fear of law, judge or jury. iankets.—There have been no sales of Boa, st, any notices ble extent the |i some euquiry, and deale now holding. at $130, which anadvance. The market, however, is too unsettled to name positive quotation. ‘The receipt price from cars 1s uot fixed. Yesterday sales of 700 bbis City Mills flour were made at st To-day holders are indisposed to sell, and refuse to name a price, To-day $1 50 was offered and refused, A small Iot of family flour white wheat sold yesterday at $1 20 The per bushel. Lisited sale of whis! Bbis, aud 6134.0 22 cents for hhds. Pritaverruia, Sept. 17, 1846, A bright sun and an unclouded sky ushered in the day so long and anxiously expected by the members and friends of the order of Odd Fellows, and everything com: bined to make the procession and display one of unparal- elled magnificence. The hotels and boarding-houses are filled to overflowing with strangers, from all quarters; your good city having contributed its thousands to swell the multitude. The farmers, who furnish butter for our consumption, are taking advantage e@@fe demand for that article, by asking forty cents a pound, much to the an- noyance of our housekeepers. The formal dedication of the Hall took place at 9 o'clock this morning, and was witnessed by the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, and deputations from the officials of the various encampments and lodges of this and other States. Of course the building would not accommodate more than this number, and in order that the multitude should have a sight of th m plicate of the atfair was afterwards rep into the boundaries of which the thou the procession filed upon completing the route marke: outforthem. The following was the order of the cere- monies :—Prayer by the chap) Br. H_D. Moore ; address by P. G. Samuel D. Patterson ; singing by the choir of an ode composed by P. G. Samuel D. Patterson. ‘The dedicatory address in the Hall was delivered by the M. W. G. master McKever, but the oration in the Square was pronounced by the Grand Chaplain of the United States, James D. McUabe, of Virgini was in attendance at both pl ring in Baltimore market.is dull to-day. \d interspersed the | proceedings with excellent music, selected for the occa- sion. The procession was put in motion at 12 o'clock, and proceeded along the route through the principal streets of thecity. The first grand division was composed of the subordinate and the degree lodges of the city. This portion of the procession was beautiful and imposing, each lodge having an average of about 80 members, clothed im beautiful regalia, with banners of the most splendid description, and fine bands of music being in- terspersed along the line. The number in this division | could not be less than 10,000. Sal of Stocks at Philadelphia. Serr. 17.—Finst Boanv—1000 Texas Treasury Notes,13%4: 0900 Stare 3.N Bank Ky, 99; 24,000 State 5s, 6634; 200 7000 Reeding KR,71, —10,000 State 58, 6654; 100 Reading oa! oli 400 State 58, O65; 400 Leb coxD Boanv—5 N Liberty Gas Co, 25,8 C cminezeial 50; 500 L 98; $112 Lenigh int., 40%. ite Bank, 82 Sales of Stocks at Bosto Serr. 16—Ar AveTion—I4 shs Boston & Providence RR, 7 per et adv; 54 Be R, 10 per ct adv; 20 Old Gor lowy RR, $98 de per ‘shy 1 Nashua Manufactyy Mi 14 State 5 20 hyd TGreat Fi Bank, jers Bank, alls Mant. r 310 Uity Bi whe $96: es joARD—10 “A ong 0, 46; 25 Norwich | KK Lp ‘ee 125 East Boston Co, 1536 8 1536; 75 L Island RR, b20d, Loss or tur Truxrox.—We have already pub- lished the circumstances attending the loss of the Truxton. The conduct of Lieutenants B. W. Hunter and O. H. Berryman deserve, however, to be more particu- larly noticed. The Truxton struck on the bar near Tuxpan on the evening of the 1ith August, and Lieut. Berryman was at once despatched in an open boat, by commander der, for assistance. He succeeded in reaching the ron on the 19th, and reported to Com. On the 16th a small vessel was seen standing to the port of Taxpan, and Lieut, Hunter, with nine men, pro- ed in the cutter to take possession of her. They torced their way through the breakers and captured the vessel, which proved to bea Mexican schooner, with thirteen persons on board. After an unsuccessful attempt to board the ‘Truxton, Lieut Hunter anchored astern of the brig. Onthe morning of the 17th the brig hoisted a flag of truce, lowered outthe dingey, with a sail bat- tened over her, and cast her adrift The current carried her throogh the breakers, and Lieutenant Hunter took ssession of her She contained some articles of pro- vinons, and a letter to him from commander Carpender, im the following words : * Lhave resolved to surrender the brig, end you are at liberty to use your discretion about goi: . Ishall ask to have assistance sent to you i 5 me Fintefy E CARPENDER.” ronan Hunter reduced Thus left to his discretion, L the number of his prisoners, by sending nine of them ashore in the cutter, and mae sail tor Vera Craz. On the evening of the 19th, a vessel came in sight,which he determined to board. He put his prisoners below, and leaving two mou to guard them, gave chase to her in the dingey, with seven men. After a long chase, he captured her. She proved to be a Mexican scheoner loaded with Indian corn, bound to Vera Cruz, and having a crew of five persons. of his men, and pri On board of this schooner, he retained five laced the remainder on board the first , with directions to sail for Green Island. ‘The ves- were separated at ni vy ke squall. On the 2ist he gave up his schooner to L:eutenant Sinclair, in the Flir' and on the next day reported to Commodore Con ‘The other prize was delivered over to the United Stat brig Somers, and the crew reached the Cumberland on the 234 By his energy and discretion, Lieut. Hunter thus suc- fF in saving himself and crew with the first prize, but also in capturing, with her cargo and crew, ceeded not en a second schooner belonging te the Mexicans. What | ore spirited and firm than this chivalrous It is x feat upon a d; but it ennobles the Navy ; for the same energy which performs such a bold achievement is competent to accomplish brilliant deeds upon a mach larger scale. One of the finest and yet most modest sen- timents which was ever uttered at the festive board, was tho toast of Commodore Decatur, at a dinner given to him in Philadelphia, after one of his splendid victories. When his name was toasted, he modestly disclaimed any extraordinary merit for what he had done; declared there were hundreds in the service who could done as much or more, and that his only advantage im having the opportunity to do it He would “drink, oe to all his brother officers in the navy, “ Op: portun The half pet one, P.M, f covered the and anchored near her. On the 224, the br |: ed by Lieut. Boggs. She was bilged in ej nf Teet Leg and the water was within three feet of her spar deck. Everything of consequence hal been taken out of her, except 2 chain cable, Her fore and foretopsail yards the taken on board the Princeton, and it being out of | could be ruxton on the bar, n the Traxton was built at Norfolk in 1842. Her bur. den was about 331 tons. « Carpender landed on the 17th with his of- sone es- | The | } , then to the Custom House, and then back again to | 8, should he be elected, secures them in office for | A grand row took place at a bowling saloon | ‘Men who can stab, cut | at 223¢a 23 cents for | A powerful band | it | Phissics, (Commander Engle,) on the 20th, at | question to get her over the reef, seaward, she was | 3 eommuaisia he Paaey from him oa U we oH but ie ie Known te the #6 torious officer, aad will, uo deus or himself —Union, Sept. 16. yat send 4 “the a i uf e vee ws Spe0k scoouns | COMMERCIAL, New York, September 17. Asurs.—There were sales to-day of Pots at $3 75, and Pearls at $4 50. Barapsturrs—There is less doing. apparently d partly owing to tl by holders. ‘estern is held at $4 75. Corron—The market begins to exhibit rather a strong- er feeling, although the purchasers, at an improvement, are not numerous. The sales to-day are 700 bales, about one half for export. Livenroot Cra) Uplands. -and the market e high stand taken ICATIONS New Orleans Florida “Mob. Tez he Crops. The cry of short crops is unabated, and every mail brings intelligence of the extending injuries of the cater- pillar, As for this region, the fact is well established, that he will be a fortunate man who can gather half a crop.—Feliciana Whig. Passengers Salled. Liverroot—Steam-shi from Boston.—William Monroe, of Boston; C F Stewart, of easter, M HE Gillilan, John Fetrel, Ge | Boning,'P Aubernon, A Soleliac, G. Lecbere, F W Quick, H Thurles, iiss Sands, C Frances, Mr Smith, of New York; John W’ Lewis, Ded ‘L Smith, of Charleston: Hon RB Rhett, South Car 85 the, of Philad Montreal; G Baa’. Davis, Sami B, H Gos tera ee land nada; J Young ari | r \c “0 j also, » John iS wine ins, W Starr, KY m Tobin James Cochran, Lieut Crogin, Total 45. pap —Brig Vi | iola—¥ 0 Brown, of Boston. | | pee | | Passengers Arrived. —Ship H Allen—Mrs Jacobs, D. Danford, Cancers and Isteerag Livexrooi—Ship Catharine—Mr Mellish and Jady, Miss E, Crane, J M H O'Reilly, W Heary, H W Hackett, and 30 in steerage. | | Foreign Lmportations. Haynr—Ship Alabama—% bales corks J Loaving & Schnei- | jer—2 cases mdze Canfield & Brothers, of Baltimore—177 bazkets champ Suthbertson & co—2 cases md U'B Brisse & co—5 A H Ward & co-28 pkgs mdze F dennibei Boicean & fausees| Dig panes oe cartonage J Boury, of Baltimore—1 ewe porcelaine & Wi thers—3 bales mdse Piper & Kare! cases cartonage Fa- | brequetts & Morra—iu do mdse D Sc Amant—2 4 Cottenet & | co—3) bkts champaigne Schermerhorn & March—9 cas mdse D Legour—10 do porcelain C Ahrenfeldt age Haas & Joetze—7 baies cloth Spies Christ & co—50 bkts champaigue Briethaupt & Chim—1 case mdse Fanfemar & | Dulac—6 do to order. Parenmo—Brig Caroline £ Platt—1 whole pipe 50 half | pipes 124 terces 204 quarter casks wine 75 hbds olive oil 100 | cases maccaroni 50 bales rags 12 bales orange peel 80 cases li- | quorice paste Chamberlain & Phelps | Livenroou—Ship Catharine—300 boxes tin 20 tons spelter petite Dodge & co—33 crates 8 hhds earthenware J Jacks: 250 boxes biack lead 2 rolls leather G Meyer & son—1125 sacks ark Yernon—973 | bones: mS & T Poppe & co—56 | DWL 5 W Waguer—5 bxs 7 cks | ein & Clapham—19 \winterholl Piper & Koff—3 Holberton. i w Bishops bbls copper 92 | acco 165 hides, A C Ri Gro: Berhman & co—2J W Pont av PLatr—Schr Nane: logs mahogany 252 ceroons to! ossiere Kco—t00 ceroons tobacco J Durham—2 logs mahogany J fh Bucncen—Ship Westuhalias ble mize JJ Bocklemann— | 1 Tocsenigh & Wesendonck—i2. 3 F Mezer—3 E & T Poppe | 7.)neg & Behomaun—2 Hauling & Oxtheimer—ii Simonieldt | & Back iF Hoore & Viclor 2 1AM SH Bisshaw 34 Pat. | terson—3 L Stiuller—5 Rohs: Jr--12 FC tron 75 do mdze Oelrich & Kruget—5 do C 8 Guusher—43 bus order Parermo—Brig Rowland—300 cantons brimstone 602 bags shumac, 100 do walnuis, 32 do almonds, 30 bales rag: liquorice paste, ‘00 bas lemon hainberlain & Phelps, xa—B.ig Forrest—260 hhds 13 tierces molasses F | Thurston, | Domestic Importations. Cuanrestox—Ship H, Allen—260 bales cotton Herken- worth & Me —10 casks coffee G H Swords—109 tierces rice Fox & on—96 tierces rice Parrier & Ferri do HL Leverieh%6 do Adams & Hawthorn-90 do BF Hunt jug-120 bales cotton. aud sundry pkgs mdse to order. New Onteaxs—Bark Autoleon—110 hhds tobacco Davis & co—20 bales 4638 pigslead CH Rodgers & co cotton nt ‘Bo ange—41 do 210 hhds tebacco Koberts —_—_——— MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 18, uM 351 755 uM +15 4d | Moon Rises 6 3] MiGH wate: Cleared. Ships Dancan, Daggett, Glatgow. Dunham_& Dimon; | | Panthea, Lane, Liverpool, E D Hurlbut & Co—Brigs Ango- sun RU SUN SETS... Salsbury, Sc Kitts, Nesmith & Walsh; Phantom, Rich- ards, © ‘ork, Dunham & Dimon—Schrs Sterling, Holmes, Hali fax, NS, T Aber yciss George Whit- Richmond; , Munrow, Arrived, Ship Catharine, Crane, Liverpool, August 13, with salt, and tin to'G Sutton, crates si pettand wife, of Newton; David | ir Dupay, Mr MeGregor, WD Wilkinson ‘Samuel | $% W L Anthony, AS Aldico, R Brease, John | Scrum Warten R. Jones.—A letter noe Smith's Ish Ly, = House, to the Collector of the 5 ma Tas se ‘outhorn mail under the Norfolk PR pe ccm beet waite rar city, having pat into that port in distress. Sth instan the sehr Waker Sensei a begets | dees Roreu Me, ‘a * shipe | Pullen, from Amsterdam; Hermann, BRANCH im OT Pe Hh the bn me nek asl i Spee pastishanrac ness nial oatifie Ge jes. a f phenhan m Ly he aber yy trol tenis cece aoe ei Sep ‘ Leeda, fm Liverpool: reer Tay fot have'be un w before she struck, was lost by shipping a oe ‘Ann (Bremen) do; Belle © Fr)’ Godreine, ag dg ae ted ule the his uame was ew Purdy, mate of the sehooner, the tm NYork. Cay ship. Post, ( Bre) ti on, Bremen; eral and joints, mercurial | ‘and skin Sesidne of the crew stood in the Tigging, Dine hours, aller brigs Penguine, (b |, W Indies. | ehronie rheumatism, ‘The a ee se he a Wilebrher temval orercend eed total estes camel. Meeomin tae ae brig fm NYork. | fiving mercury, 3 Bg to the Light House. without clothes, nearly chilled throug! epetween Hog aud Smith's Island, Best topgallant | “yrefery" and having had nothiug to eat for thirty six hours, Vessel « head of minim topmast; and PARTICULAR NOTICE, total loss. | 4 jan, aaa Patients residing im any part of the uotens oe reiting | [Senn Native, Capt Bennett, from this port, bound to onatere thelate ‘om Poesday, | stacement of thes t the bi at kind it | Ri rived at Norfolk, and reports that ‘uesday joreton: may—delicate, nde! pe Henlopen, encountered the carried | en brig Alranss how consulted upon by the mem| away jib-boom, main-etsy, bob-eta ith, mmpaon-post, | bound to Baltimore, in distre re yor and the necessary re sare vee EN, Me eieod oo Wlaneley! ¢ edge ol 1 ee immediately. In this instance the Gull, a full-rigged brig, with both masts gone. Passed | fagiiboat ove bait | clude all expenses, must be enclosed i a quantity of spars, several boats, &e, at sea. gee Sreetind 0) Soe Seam eg + DIEKINGO! eT T, of the Peg Native, of Norfolk, saw im Bristol, HA, waa washed over- ‘Mee off Cape Hoary, Ga the dith, pilot best towing mito toe | reeanamm, second mate, [iow Te aan foe Ragen | eee cee of Che nem berensDocten: Spann Capes abrig dismasted ; saw also four or five square-rigged | nah. bound to NYork, rice pees, and ric tress. Lost STRICTURE CURED. vessels dismasted standing on to the Capes. | during the late gale, main yard, main topsatl ant yard, at . po 3 as Scnn Emreniat, Capt Reid, from Philadelphia for | sails, bulwards, boats, water casks, ke, leal dly, having HE Secure par ; for, care of Gon orrheay Charleston, came in contact with the bark Isaac Mead daring | 3 feet water in the hold, Also arr, brig JosepigBr Beli sk | | trictures, weal Of the sexual orgs “i ran | the gale on the nignt of the i4th, and was suak. “The exew | {h 1 Bi ‘On st East be Rlet ode. Dy Fe ee ram ie wees tase. n board were say r cargo was valued at | bri dria, 3in00, and vessel $100, YO" HOT CAFO. wae vale auf foretop gallant masts chs ame uy way with business. Price Baio Jouy Expens, Mason, which sailed from this port, | 6th instant, for Rio Janeiro, retyrued to port on Wednesday, h 0 disabl ‘ounti ered the late ga bled as to be obliged ro put back. in the bi he capt If Stream,and was jain reports that while in the Gulf he saw four vessels made wrecks, and passed the dead bodies of four horses and three men, besides reat quantities of goods that strewed the surface of the water. Scur Sitas Warient, which sailed hence on the 5th it returned yesterday, for St. Domini the late gale, §) having evneountered On the 16th instant, fell in wi h t. a Baltimore brig in distress, with four feet of water in her hold—blowin assistance. very fi e time could not render any me time saw a ship dismasted. Bria Detroit, Porter, from New York, with an assorted cargo, bound to Charleston, was lying at Willoughby’s Paint, below Norfolk, on the 15th’i L | from the loss of her masts, tant, al nd rigging, having encoun- Imost a comp! | tered the terrible gale of the &th and 9th instant. Ss F een Paeae, of Boston, abandoned at sea by the of- ficers and crew, and taken possi ete wreck f vy the wreckers, ol was valued at about $25,000, and insured in Boston for Sur J.P Ha with shij ip Ger man sustained bowsprit. at daylight could see nothing of her—clear weather—ju Norfolk in distress, has a valual at $10.000, the gr TATESM, RwaRD, of Prot eater part of wh 4x, Gilchrist ht of tl the 1 adit, ‘otaud for Bath. e Genesee lost jibboom oe | ue Cargo on board ‘h is insured in tl lence, seen standing into estimated his city. at Boston, from Havre, when th ult, came in contact She requested the 8 to lay by until morning | that she kept off before the wind. Banx Nasnva, Skaats, Orleans, put ba having encomntered lat 36, long 74, w! mast and mizen of the compas: and dismasied v Banx Farnwounr, Farrell, at Phila | reports—On the 7th jastant, 21 mil topsai rn boat, ke. for Sav: decks swept, &e. by the them to that plac of two Jibs. wal Vin her sii Bri ing NW. Ship Montre and Pacific Oces cargo. Havana, Se Splendid, for ams Bret Britain, Liverpool. Qu RRS, Sept 8) Alabama, Wise, from Havre, Au 21 02 W, spo erpool for N'Orleans; 31 » Columbia—(packet hence Passenger 5. Mth, lat 44 11 ate, ‘of Boston, from 5, Jong 46, passed the erpool.) 10 steerage to Shit a Washirgton, Doane, 40 days frm Nantz, in ballast, to& D Hurlbut & D aerabija, Poots, 65 days from Rotterdam, with mdse, to Schmidt & Balchen. 210 steerage passengers. | Ship H. Allen, Wilson, from Charleston, Sept. 4. to Geo. Sutton. Sept. 6, off Fryiag Pan Shoals, spoke a French bark | | bound to Wilmingion, NC, fiom Marti Jat 37 20, long 7357, saw the ship Alleghan: miles (o leeward saw her heave to fora vessel with one jury | two hours, and then filled awa ing tothe westward. ‘The H Allen hada succession of stormy weather. Ou the 8th, 9th and ith, had a very heavy gale from all points ofthe compass for i | 30 hours ic blow ing a pertect hurricane, w reguiar reakiag over usin all di | of the gale was on the weste: ama Afertie | © ale tw T at 34 20, long 76, and broke up lat 27 20, long 73 noe tk | lostand split sails during the gale, split main topsail, and | | blowed the main spencer t* pieces, Bremen ship W: egohalia, ‘essel, 39 days from Bremen, | with mdse to #, Sth instant, lat 53 45, 5 ied ghio, Vials, of New ‘Orleans, from Gotieubmig, for New | York. 177 pasion a, f ew) t, tO master. , 4 days from Keanebunk, in intended for the Meditarranean rdal | Dp baseengers. hae lee speeentee to J “ie rom Quebec, bound to Gragmout ig Perseverance, of and for Lym, from Quebec; sh of and for Glasgow, from Jam long $d; B54 brig Consors of Geartorn, frome Chet to London; 3st, Swedish bark 17 bound to New York, out 47 days, in lat 43.39 N. 47 06 Wished to be reported: Sept 2d, brig Heapid, of eu Maen bound to St. Andrews, ‘out 37 days, lat a wD Bark Veruon, (of Boston) Bisbee with mdse to H Havilland. On the b: Liberty. 123 steerage passengers. Bremen bark Atlantic. Foster, 40 days from Bremen, with mdze to order. 105 steerage passengers | Bark Reform, Lewis, 37 days from Havre, with mdse, to Sturges, Clearn & Co. Bark Autole N, long 42 days from Bremen, auks, spoke fishing schr vara, 4 days from New Orleans, with cot- days to the north Ch ani The A. has been pp il pene ad ae, Sept 3, brig Se rom. fon ior N York, Parthian from N Orleans for N York, 12th, at 6 37 20, long 7415, brig Detrowt from N’ York’ for ‘was dismasted in a heavy easterly gale lying to undera el esa, 8) the best of her way for Cape He with a lower studding sail bent to the foreyard ‘sail—(since arrived below folk—see miscellaneou: he captaim reported that on vious he it d threw aline to them, but id not succeed Captai a wreck to the SP ard-at the ig, with a sail set, heading to west was a ship by her, | "Back Parthian, Willeston, 26 days from New Orleans, to | order—saw no less than ten dismantled vessels, some making | for Hampton Roads, and some for the Capes of Delawa: | ome ue date, ship Cumberland, who reports passing a | latteras ag jury masts, | elant Dil am, mith & Walsh. 80 days from Palermo, with | 38 26, long'73 40, lngton,which jong 73 40, Brig I fruit, toN | took off 12th inst. psized on the 9th he wreck three port she left on nstaut; she was about 110 tons, 3 years old, and wes owned by J Lovett, iua, and Mr. Lee, of Beverley. Brig Caroline «. Ph from Palermo, 25th July, erlvia & Phelps. Aug. 31 and for St J rk. Fortaguese brig Anichia, Menores, 55 days from Lisbon, with wive to Grionell Minturn Brig Forest, Varina, 1d days (rom Havana, with molasses ©. Brig Hogsn, sated 2 days previous for N. York; brig T Hag A ia ail next day fordo it eche Cal ell, yi wen re ty Geldwells Archibald, 14 days from Halifax, Sclir Pocahontas, Smack, 7 days from Richmond, with mds Alien & Paxe chr Gold Hunter, Mansfield, (of New Haven) 14 se hd els saltto L&W At from ‘Turks Istand, with 3000 base New Haven. Left brig Andrews, ot and for Baleisnor a to only Am vessel in port. The G hy and 9 instant, in the Galf Stream, rales from NE to SE, ut forenalstve Ae balers ichr Nancy Bishop, Kelly, 13 d | aceer Neney, Bia Hy yt3.daye from Port’an Plat, with | | Schr Hamilton, Naylor, 8 4 | ay ays from G with Hour, to Sturges & Ulexrman, Th farhee New Lois into Cape Henry, bark Isaac Mead, aud 8 rigged vessels, morg'or {ona damaged inthe Inte gules ichr Roundout, Harding, 9 days from Fast poy tomith & Boynton, spe apaeabaicatant) chr t ence, Meeker, 3 days fro | Dayton & Spragu misietasconhias Schr Sarah Charlotte, from Oerncoke, N C, naval stores. Seguin. Cole, 4 days from Baltimore, with flowr to 1 & Lowden, Sehr lohns Schr Mary & sto ‘Sehr Ashland, Payne, Baltimore, lamer. Below. ——, 46 days from Laguna,with logwood te How- Also, T ship, 2 bar 8, and 2 brigs. | tie We are under obligations to the office of the Norfolk He- Miscellaneous Record. For a number of disasters, see under the head of arri- from Ha Prospect. Frens about 15 days. | Norfolk. SI'd 15th, bs es Ci | attached thereto, stern boat, sw: states that he never exp ‘American coast—th il, split fores HIN ah, was’ fallen in with on lon 72 50, a total wreok,full of water, masts gone by the bo: Wark Paltmouste at Pileaetp who took from her Captain, crew, and passengers, and broug! 23, lat 45 16, miles NW Cape Aldrich, Hen! ies ry bearing NW 15 miles. ‘New York to Baltimore. See mi Boke Juliet, New Work to Baltiniate. ‘Bee miscelinnepens Brig Aun Maria, from Turks Island for Norfolk, with loss f ast and foretop-gallant mast, 13th, Cape Heary distant 15 miles. and, of Portland, from Antwerp for Bos- ton, 12th inst. off Cape Sable. York; 12th, Buseael Sava La Gr. a, for eports the brig V Bey rebeP ee jet peas Sree | Ghumberiais, N York: Cornel: ship Brittania (at 3.15 PM); bi ek to Phil tdipmast, with al ience essels il, foretopmas! z, Robi mn, of ce. ss of foresail Schr Juciet, from this city for Bale about 15 miles N W of rhs 5 espar ioe ‘which eon gale on wind at times blowing from every point dafterthe gale a number of wrecks The States- idged away chain topmast, eee from Salt Key, Henloj tinue od the ch atnysail aud spanker,stove Richmond, fm Philadelphia, 1th inst, lat 37 30, om New York for Baltumore, was spoken ff Cape Henry, 15 and jib, ore, was je Heary, Spoken. Mth. of and for yron. from Liverpool, Sent ith hye Cable W'S Wi 30 miles, her onthe 13th and Brig Joseph Br: ui event, Bangor to Norfolk, 13th inst. 15 lon, New York to Norfolk, 13h instant, ‘Whalemen, ating that the ship Brutu: Boston,arrived atthe Cape about i y the Shipping Gazett Rom the dint the #6th inclusive pt4—In port, brig J Gray, for Cowes; schr joston. Matanzas, Sept 3—In port, bark Velasco, Currier, from Cowes, about ready- Mowrarat, Sept. 14—Arr, Barks Rory Glasgow: Anne, McGarr Swinbur, London. C1’d, Ponce, Aug 19—In port, brig Adeline, Bray, from New- | buryport, for days Sept. 12—Brig fantta ‘urks Island, 6 N ty ‘sie bo ANDRE, ‘ease oston, ch, Boston, aad 22d for The report which appet rig a’ 0 Viera Biron Home Ports. Aurxanpnra, Va. Sept 15-—Arr, steamer Osceola, Mitchell, sy Boston. An Tograhan, q schr Geo Pollock, for Currac terday afternoon. Bautimone, Sept. 16—Arr, ds fm Bermuda. ‘Br Below, Brem: 00, Sehr earl, for Mobile, sld 21¢ Somerset, Will ark Fayorite, Bremen. inia in the river Antwer; M hasten rel aired, bri en fh ich we have recei' t spoken on Tvith loss long Et 2. saw an Am bark standing east, jath, 34 days w ellaneous. Stiled from Plymouth, 11th, brig Maracaibo,Colling wood, | (having repd) 8 Atlant Suited from New Bedford, 15th, bark Newton, Hale, Indian Sailed from New London, 15th, ship Vesper, Clark, NW. Coast. Foreign Ports. Grexrurcos, Aug 25—In port, brig Emma, —-, for Trini- to loa r Mary Chilton, Barker, from St Jago, for Boston, few G. 27.~Barque Wm H Shail (from Fostony B 3 Shi cus, Gale, ymouth. Liverpool; Lima Packet, —, do; a pel ig Manet, Clark, New brig Samu 18, el, Jewett, bark Y: would sail oa her’ return ia ‘ip Statesman, Gilchrist, Havre; Aug. 20: ow, Barbadoe: sailed yes- Cld, schr Thomas Hooper, Kirwan, Port Maria, Jam. , Sailed, ships Ellerslie, Wallace,’ Rotterdam; Albert, Vou Leitzen, Bremen; American Williams, ‘Amsterdam: schrs Henry Barling, Hubbard, Port Spain; Oella, Ham, Texas; Egermont, Hay, Boston: A Emery futchinson’ do; Konntain, Enlins,do: On Monday afternoon—brig Phillips, Pera dence, Guioucrst: "7 Cuanzeston, Sept. M—Cl'd, schr Tioga, Col | t 12—Arr schrs oe gen a er New "York PD B Keller, Thorne ‘lon, Bab ike, Tho s, Provi bage, Cam- maston, for Mousres' Hour, Sept 13—Arr, brig Seago, Coffin, Point Petre, Guad 18. Hyannis. Set. 17—In port, bark Santee, Marston fm New Orleans for Lewes, Sept this forenoon with brig H 2. in a disabled condition, th tow. ‘The bark Cumberian: from N Orleans, came in yesterday rippled ia, spars for Providence, f water and provis te gale. us, and Osceola, for Bo ham Brown, | Hisecek, sappossd 2 pa } Room Angola, from last evening fo been blown off. port; EI ard am Boston; Anaconda, 5—The fn iet, upply of during the lat Abr i Gorhom, NYork, ot boat H F Miercken, came in Santa Craz, Collegan, from ging, & ito the Brigs_ To! for Providenc outward bound fer do. Tesch sche e. to vessels at Balurmor Arr, the ancho: |. Monte, , brigs Manhattan, Furber, and Eme- New Arr, ships Qneen, Vi Bi RLEAN: Arr, ships Qneen Victoria, Bri- magion, N You ‘soldon, ‘Thom Liverpool Bt Piitadeiphta; rigs Pioneer, Heam,, Matanzas; ker, Steyens, Thomaston; Frances Amy, Gauby, schrs err Pinson, Campeaehy- ships Union, dekiaton, end Gawesgs Jobastey Works Bole ship Robert @ Shaw, Thayer, fax Boston, and {ship waknow Cid, sth, ship Sultana, Pierce, NYor i ‘in,’ Brazos Santiago. Br. sch Jam; Thos Penovre, Wright, Port Lavace: and John Rowlett, E Pensacola. Cockrell, P x03 Santiago; Alexandria, went up the bay yesterda Cornick, fm Liverpool for James River, Marr revenue cutter Forward, Spoke and boarded in the bay the following vessel roy, Bumham, and Herald, Pallen, fm Amsterdat Leopard from ¥ Yorks Beller dos and Ur Went ap James River, day last. (B) trm Brem: Anna Mari morning, b Ht for Baltimore. was spo ‘olk, k Havre, with loss of jib and spanker Newnuryvrort, Sept 1ith—Arr scar Centurion, Curti Philada. New Beprorn, Sept 15—Arr schrs Corneli New York. Ch ty sloop Ser Lefayetter Bangor; Al a8, “Wheide DELPHE ng 29; Br by o ifort Siena bion, Wi vidence: George Kota, son, Smith, do; barge Philadelphia, id. bark nator, do. ay Ser ark L Boston; ikaats. hence boun n, Boston : rton, WT EC He ort chra Mara Charles. McC: r Hubbell NYork; J & W De Hart, d ad to N O:lea on NLondon;’ Richmond, Pitcher, ‘on; J Pearl Provipesce brigs Sea Bell: Phe Joha Marshall, ‘callin ‘Alexandria, loads Dindem, i o York. Martha Harte, before re) Ey AN N Bacriwces, Wai Bowen, NY mH Sept 8—Cld brig Coe ns Cd ei deker” Hoeds, iat, sehr JK shaw, © Re NY henge, fl Boston; Southerner, Eldnid Nickerson, do; Martha Bird, SI sta, Barker, Newark; S Fowler, do; Rie Hae ib Below, yan; and Bent ate ship Bremen bark Favorite, Hohorst, orson, hat ape iihed ‘Factor, H Stevenson * beoear Sh en on fm a er Balch, Balch, Lubec: ta. Sanyer,, Karet, Boat Yates,’ Boston; Advance, Bryant, di indy, NYork; on Corson, do} ne ‘ott ephine frm a id York, and a Fr bark from | Bumpus, Frances Burr, Coffin, Antwerp. Nantucket, Sept 1—Arr schr Champion, Robiason, Nw ‘W—Arr bark a irmount, from Salt lavs Londonderry ; Pro- Strick Below, . Old, barks Anna Reynolds, Mathews, urd i, doy Chandler, Consul, Silliman, chon, ert Mort tport, Coun; sloo) mane es Monnt Vernon, Ri low and ‘Allen. Nvoek; Middle «Wil ileox, do. Se, ‘id sioop Avon, & ell, NYork. Win By Last Night's § Southern Mail, Home me Ports. ua, Naot ne beige Arvo, Eastport and St NY. yin, schr having been totally dismasted o esd cs ht, off Barnegat, and drifted down te, and ae iat Also arr sehr Lowell: 8 rf | last, in the N edge of the gu! burihen, with nothin but bor foston. Ar escridense’ Oy Tessasy alan down and shifted ballast and eargo, ties of water, damaging to 401 trrachr Berry, Kelty, fo Fall ) Riversin d Sd the gale on Weduesday nigh hi yin itt walt tote sy fnd stove starboard b ud rail, ‘Ke. Also arrived alivar, Bunker, Nantwe ryland, Burch, Fall Hvers Chef! Vanname, in N¥o distress, with Toss of uainsail, and'the residue of the ly di . Also arr sehr Wando, Axworth, fm Newpot bd to Charlestoi tress; encountered the I ate gale inilat 40 on Tuesday, ost moe; | ‘¢, Wooster, Eastport and St. Johns, feet water Pinkham, jaker, a ‘Also arr, seh Bay. Putin fallen im with: indly suppl rete in distress, wi ees Also arr, brig Envoy ‘oumtered the aaa ry sallant mast and yard, rannit . and the vesse! on, fin Boston stress: last, Jost boat, 3 HO Loma leaking fi fim Bos ir Fidelity, ‘with schr Eliza, Ta her dismasted 15 miles A jed the achr with Willow, Roney, fi ith Joss ‘of foresail, thing, besides straming vessel Also arr pilot of mainsail, in towing into tant W by N, 100: ith, schr Ni day Cape bearing ‘Trenton bound to Norfolk, all the Baltimore pilot being heard from and safe jistant 40 mil W by W, di more bound t base posing 'W by N'and fing 60 etroit, Porter, fim Ni Bee misceliane ee from N Orle: do bor in rai ne m do boun 4 and assistance. Bath bound to N Orleans, | day off Smith , Talend, anal overhoar fnaste and a heute mast j tenet fm NN ¥ tress, encoun! bei bacco Insect IRON WORK OF VESSELS wit and e most MARA rreeedly rr ders fom any part of the vessels, will be pu {letters addressed as above, wil I country. The reason of i person whe investigates its merits, as it is based ‘pon pri. It ripens the matter the lungs, and assists *oieed. to expel it from the stomech aud th ciples that cai liver, ant throngh the balmy influence of the orld Courti J. H, Scuexcx: Having been cured of a confirmed Bronchial Comsumption by the use of your Palmome Syrup, ‘to state my case. ast fall, from the effect I deem it my ad appetite was impaired, tore heard of you made, and i disappointed. system want rest. It loos r and stop, ed my sweats. made more and greater cures veral years, ant istressing cough, attended with breathing, so much so that 1 could not lie down in bed—my costive, and digestion great- it freely and easi my food todixest well, and I pare after | commenced using it. It allayed my chills and fever, Iam well satisfied your ie boat Relief, ts past ulwarka, by, and 1, Boston, 1 loss of \d to James ‘Ri her topgallant sail Jexandri: pt 17—Arr Tevlonotl of | ¥ cone. Spoke 8 60 miles, brig Envoy, loss of were out during the ne h inst the Cape bearmg covering bord, &¢ inst bark Ste: hea who wien it ate and dec! fe 14 of Cay Alyano oo bey ond and bearing PVork, | Pant to York River Pilot ‘boet Ald, Drummond about 130 miles from the &e droseegein each of whom kindly offere decks fed away foretop gallant and royal sails, and three studding sails an the Norwegian brig Washington to Rio Janeiro via James River iud tere: on Tuesday off the ing about 60 Site ‘and carried away bo sed ios trogtte gad | from Liverpool for John from. jant mast, &e. jamaged. sehmond Woy N, Balti. "i lary Ann, Stockbridge, from ntered the late gale on Cag les gland, Smith, do. Below, ship can, and a nown, and brig Elizabeth, at the Lazaret- to. ' Cld, Snell, Orange Grove; brigs Aldebron, Leech, hee oe Champion, Chandler, Boston; schrs John Gompron NYork; Jos’ Marsh, Pearce, do; Corson, +: City; Phebe & Margarec, Pine, Bristol. Niagara, SHIP BLACKS. STEPHEN ROBERTS QRNER OF MONTGOMERY |AND SOUTH 8TS., tion, is prepared to do, the nnot be controverted. reused it, alway sufferings are all there 1.00 medicine tl all the certificates that have ter, and nut anes others may be landt street. L SCHENCK’S PULMO duty public! ai gone—boweli fs wothing scarcely }, and sweats, ¥ situa.ion and su ite sumption, I gave vftiends supposed { would not live long. me of the great cures it had f which was not our Pulmonic Syrup was the remedy my Itrelieved my cough, and r edicine, and " ired me a ened the ray phlegm and m: fy It regulate iid not need any ITH. the greatest y part of the erent ford doing the top will receive prompt attention. ‘an30 Im* SCHENCK’S PULMONIC SYRUP For the cure of Coughs, Nora yn, Liver Complaint, Scrol "Tis an undeniable fact that Schenck’s Palmonic Syrup has than any other remedy in this juceess must b testify to its h xd, and heall NSUMPTION CURED BY THE USE ONIC SYRUP. great di "] ate woul stomach—I was much emaciated, and had violent much like the ague. rings, and when I came out of ot hop eter, an my bowel: Syrup ts the only remedy that would have cured effects were altogether difleres and I recommen vi Yor Git saving my life. “New Yorn iy! GATES, No. 44 Pest! st Prepared by J. H. SCHENCK, and for sale s at rely Principal office, No. 32 South Sixth st, Philadelphia, and No. 4 Court 0 a el. forsale by H. Johnson) 273-1 ate & Ketchum, wich street; Burger, 50 Courtlandt street, piel York; L. Williams, 105 Grand street, Williamsburgh ; Dr. Smith, cor ner Fulton and Cranberry streets. Van Zandt, corer Smith and Dean streets, Brooklyn; Dr. Gardiner, 65 Montgomery street, Jersey yh: Dr. Mercer, Newark ; rw enehee, aoeers Paterson, Ser ‘Jersey v3 scho 6 Bro: Albany; J. & W. Fletcher, Sara. toga: Reda He Co, street, Boston; J, Johnson, 538 Market st., Buildings, Penusy Vania 316 3c 121 Fulton erie : m; Van Derhoyen, 171 Division street, street; George Bustine, 7c st; Bush & its use, by ej He, Ky; and ‘om any remed! C.H Ring, 192 Mivioay. ieee coe Wm. Adam, No. 3 Elliot's venue, Washington City Ss + for sale ever offered in New York. JOHNSON, No. OLD VIOLt the best collecti Ns. 167 William street, Ncw York, has of genuine old Instruments very fiue new inst from the best French makers, viz: Guitars, Violas, Violoncellos, ‘The balance of « lot of foreign Mus thors, for piano, violia and trios, quartet Some entire! Se des tage, wishea sation, Add of some capi Ke. tes, quintet 1 BS w Pai iy rous ote Inst two cents uments or a TO TAILORS. d Man, at presen: t not sufi me $5,000 worth of good trade. * this office tal im his present busin cient means to con ‘uation as salesman and cutter, can influence A moderate salary, with »m, would be the manner of compen- take a partner bu nue t engaged i Would ® Iinonic Syrup. thas made such great en published are true the office, Thad not been it was then rocured for me bled me to caused argative ge 1 ted, ‘means of comer of John Ford, 274 Fourth Hillyer, 178 Green- the most cele- solos, duetts, » for One Cent per page, Tastrumental best workmen. facility, of eold, culty of \d. remain Teannot ible Stay pills ments, iolit siness for to advaa 16 St* re UST REI Leeches. for sile by #15 Iim®re LEECHES! LEECHES! CEIVED, Also, 10,000 large and healthy Swedish 000 German sseghee FE! inpetée of Lbeckee. No. 118 William st, Pegernot. bieon, J. H. Gayelle.) will open on + Wednesd: r fall and wioter assortment of TICK. st Millinery, and Tedies’ articles in Lea 15 2w*re Oppo: 319 pinay ‘ton Hi site the C LADIES’ HAIR DRESSIN¢ ILLIAM J. BARKER, late with W. Dibblee ladies who may lings. on the Single time, Do. Peg mith € W. J. Bs will oreupy gppanite the } tender desire their foltow ng term: dressing, shompoolng and very day, proportionably low. ig wholly devoted to this branch, he ut his order book will be t al Pianoferte and Music big 3 ©! Broxdway. where | ume bein stor ally hour jesired. a hor raseh farther B, at his residence, 87 East Brosdw: (formerly with x rsh m. — = 15 im * OULD einity and the pabl tronage bestowed upon her w! street, and wor again at MRS. BISHOP, CORSET MAKER, No. 106 Hudgon street, New York, retorn her re thanks to the ladies of this vi- | ic in Freerel for the very liberal pa- a business at 243 Hudson \d inform them that she has commenced busi- 106 Hudson street, wher will keep on hand dl ‘gong style, all of her | a general assortment of Corsets of FRENCH ARTIFICIAL Petal uaa | Torether wi | fi Im#re FEATHERS, wers. in bune: ith a compleme rime wholesnle and reta 1 ave received by |: id offer for sale, a m jon of the latest and most fash wreaths, an street, prigs. earl mt of Maen — deseriptions, and embra- evel th F Tens Marabouts, "io imitation, ostrich and faney Feathers, in great variety, aud of the very richest kinds, Ge thy BOND nan f MomroRo. GE, suns suit street .to the ANO—200 ton eare, from Ichabo, in tight ¢ ric Wath, tee the balance of the cargo of shio Shake ‘s, for sile in Jots to awit . COLLINS | pure} by pik he street. O>™ The many expernments Lng d this season the care Oo, HOt only proves EA, was 1 ae jeast equal if not superior to fay ot rs up stairs, | ands, ke for Aru: SARSAPARILINE, | The Concentrated Extract of the Genuine Honduras Root. Prepared by the members of the Philadelphia College, in aceordane ith the most modern discoveries of io | its real medicinal virtues. Ithas been tested and approve by the College, for the cure of scrofula, nopmation, 6 ous eruptions, enlargement aud mepsod im the a bagen, sypl symptoms, and the train of dis it cious use of mercury and uaskilful ‘medi One Dollar per bottle, or six bottles for NON-MERCU LAC! This valgubio aeemcivgto & saresemedy ln Primary and constitutional. It should be resorted to imme- diaiely after the first appearance of the disease. Persons who have eruptions ou the skin, venereal nodes, theamatism, ferofula, oF any from imp of the blood, should wot be oue moment without it. Dollar, caseo ofits soesn THE > ELIXIR, TO. i} Prepared expressly for the ase of those who haye i indulges secretly, or committed excesses Me-savsgosating tomre—will poi , nocturnal emissions, nervol yrostration, weakness of the debility, id. This inv: etther of the general physical d constitution: a powerful coi to procure *prodneed from any cause. larities, and never m Pap mm i only oh Doh pre pated 4 rice Two Dollars per bots, or § SDICKINGON ve smer 97 Nassau st., New PRIVATE DISEASES. COLLEGE OF Pag yeiitay od AND PHARMACY, 95 Nassau Street. HE MEMBERS of the New York College of Wpdicige ‘and Pharmacy, established for th ery, continue to direct thei sy seases of a private nat and can confidently promise fing medical treatment, a safe an pesmane t as a vast amount of sufferi One of the members of the nected with the Caper those Sometainees atten noultation Tidy jor 8 TAM ‘Terms—Advice and Medicine, § aarante: IMPORTANT TO © ATS. Persons living in the country, an jie rig ‘neonventeno make personal applic sic have eat CON em. taining all medicine te 10. perform a radical stating their cas “explicitly. tog ith all time of contraction, and treapin any, and enclosing $5, pos VELTEADS, SPECIFIC PILLS. |OR the radical cure of fosocnene, xt gleet, seminal emis a jent discharge: rethra, These Pi result of twenty year’s expe: Hospital de Chari cad Pronounce: brated inventor, Professo: peau, as ‘an infalltole remedy forall sases of the urethra. mitt shorter time than any other remedy, without tai breath, disagreeing the stomach, or confines business. Price $1 rer box. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.” HE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by the College, of Th fd Pharmacy rot the City of New York, 18 teh contdeny commended for all ey Ser ity product by secret indulgence or excess of any kin« ‘an invajuar ble remedy for impotence, sterility, or geet jess depending on malformati ingle bottles $1 each; cases of half dozen $5; carefully packed, and sent to all parts ofthe Uni RICORD’S ALTERATIVE MIXTURE. OR the pe FB avenerial uleers, no isjadisions use of m gst All persons suspecting v tem, should use this powerfal — can consider himself safe after having the vene: jisease, without thoroughly cleansing thegsystem wiih ¢ justly celebrated alterative. le bottles at $1 each; in eases ofhalf a doze rts of the Union. Sold in sine for $5; carefully packed and sent CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILL GENTIAN SA! P AND it if pri or secondary sy) aman ons primary roduce al Py » aint ay, or utakalful me 5A REPARED by the New York College of Medicin an be estab! ed for the suppression of quac This refined and highly concentrated extract, possessiny ‘ali the purifying a rlities and curative powers of al herbs 1s confit College as superi ently recommended by tl to any extract of Sarsaparilla at Leer vse the publi and may be relied on asa certain remed: isossee aris: Bal oe Pee eras ef the tloadlepeh 0 seroteleraed salt ‘The , \ blotches oF pimples, uleers, aia the bones of Joints, nodes, gutsneoas eruptions, ulcerated tore thre , orany diseaa 1g from the secon effects gheyphilte or fous use of mercury. a 75 cents. of dozen bottles ~ Nib arent vera di a tgivbolente purchasers. from A. M.to 8P, pasts 'W.8, RICHARDSON, M.D., d&w Nassau street, New York THE TNVISIRLE WIG embles the real head of hair,that sceptics eurs have pronganced it most perfect and extraordinary invention of the day. ‘The great advantage of this novel ard unique its being made without sewing or weaving, which pearance 30 clo: resemble the natural hatr, lightness and natai pearance, as to det fy deve tion, 1tf as) being so bi 80 porous, aud s0 free, that in all ¢ repira ration. impeded, ‘and the great Soo other wigs ed. and connoisseur are alike invited to inspect Sis upvel sad beautiful Wigs and the peculiar metood of t- ting the head, at the inventor's, (A. C. BARR! 146 Broad- ‘orner of Liberty street, # 7 Im* mc aes es 1s ast Wi jiven at lew York. on Mioaday next. the 2ist inet, “The undersigned has taken the responsibility ‘of catering for the public on this occasion, and will offer sueh inducements to those who fore enjoyed said fe ipate once more of a most suimptuoes repast fat rate band of mune is likewise engag: ited to oul ould the they itavor him cl ia a cally he can suit the sand gentlemen are referred to the Jast annual p stairs. Herald in regard'to tu ents of LE Mase Grand at Hast New York on the 2st i (7 A train of ears will start from the South Ferry Brook. tn) at 996 and 10, and? and $F. M., and Feturn at 834 P.M QO), A SUBJECT DEEPLY INTERESTING TO MANY Dr RALPH. Author of the Puivare TaBar- ise,” he. to weate that he le, (except, 'y) for consultation upon any of referred to in this volu ture, and the various parts by venereal mala Interesting to , there are others w! ich as weakness =e irritability of a fromn excesses or ently improper habite, ence of uri ases of the Kidneys, and of ¢ Bladder; Glavel, aud thos various urinary affections whi are ignorantly called ‘Stone, Stone, on which, who- el or ever may consult pe will receive the most faithful and deli- berate attention. ‘The author finds that it has been a matter of surprise to some, that any one of rank or eminence in his profession should devote his talents to diseases which persons of every description pretend to cure so easily. If, however, but one thousandth part of the miserjes these Deotle bring upon soci- rent opin at is be formed, t n not proper!) remain s0 dor- tution as to. show ed ng in no other Ora box of pills for the i hate cure ofthese complaints, Now, supposing even these Mere good, auch are the various aymrcoms which ly arise in many cases, and so esse! diseases differ from one another, that common what is good in one be desi ities the ‘infully harrass the mind, "But ol ‘ofall Me cases which ‘more Rei navery, and afford ‘the finest field for knayery, is that of Buri a en for pills or drops, mon SS maathe. Bomieliaas eee shots eicedion’ this’ disorder < have hereto- | _— us large, mi Ravuttages coal Dersons travelling ‘nn Spri Sonicare are ee y inv ber iifcthers, to sive blan _ Springfield, July 24, 1846. SHAKON SPRINGS cdot Neh 1 ists, HE PUBLIC is informed that been enlarged and i ‘season, will be opeved for day of Ju vy 1, 1846. PAVILION Bi NEW mGHTOR ANC. Sap henon fo inform hat a4 the Pavilion ‘Noreh River, and New fe ince the soa rome Pavilion, New Brighton, June 1, 1046. (OARDING IN HOUSTON 38° nena ~hlsphe or single gentlemen, = ~~ BOARDING ILEASANT Rooms, pith he specific is not a purgat dy, without a ‘particle, otc calyeyeth, ct jens . town, county or State, ation to BEALS & CO, 108 Nassau street. sat Hi89 INCONTINENCE, OR N bare SAARUN Ee SERS eoey or oe eek pie agile arth shest 1 ca} authorities FE HIS CELE CELLED Practice fe iinet re, Fi were ci cures, ‘iat the Inte “ harbinger of {i ie 6 Priston does uot offer thin remed ‘ahicted as a Cate. con, but as especie forthe following deploranie affections, indiscreet, secret habits of youth, Soe of the passions | riper years, tim suffers aberration of io aa ion ett test Memory, dejection, or melancholy f-rebodings 5 unsocialty., ‘aversion to social i ‘imidity, sel(distruat, and ae of solitud ie e of the effects of i Tenategs St haan! ugaland ive oes iundreds of cases of sudden decline of ‘foun on traced to the above banefal vs and particularly in, the country, where seve fst. abe Byeyatga alarming extent, ch howe, to Taliiances have not which should attend the conm ind eure this cordial —i is ete Sey ret ir mode of effecting a cure, an EE A caetaee tes meaiina ae iat rtant to i dozen 3 < This Cordial cqumsinn no Mercury, opens a menos orale! Married and single. Price $2 per bottle; ‘Sraper a lo1 the it before tea wv ich wl Be found oe ebilitati here YY Aggravated, and the systenh rapide J. vee yo! FAY, 136 Fulton street, oy bet of Part of bed Sar eritatiels cca these disorders are ‘Sun silting, Ne of oF country by anldressing naa BAC. vidensay dl ay by Di Dr. Wadsworth, 45 North 1c Washing Ney aston wy, Marchliny Utiea, No¥ ae Whiteley, #2) Mark futesand of Dr. H conscious of hy fidentially Main ary? in eta, Balaton, Md William 8 arried peraous, and those contem| lating marriage, al inability from certain cemses, may con- dr. Convers, personally ox by letter, post N. im*r 136 Fulton street, “DY.—For disorders of the sto- er, and kidue .ccom| ry ite; head-ache, bilious atthe, "eiddiness, pp tions, fanguor, low spirits, loss of rek, side, and d lower part of ‘the che: ON’S RE ri ro othe x cuereecing pvenatome cine has met i prac ce, and fs prized 90 hihi ty, hoe wis ry pate a tor has been in troduce it to the pal autre’ He saspeascanp: tuiersr trea tke costar Pia ts, hat itt is anit Been src to Saya Paster outa, int i « the system, "4 Hrength, cata to thn teat, detineaed. ‘This rei re 10 mercury, nor ay ba! ration of at an prev it. the closest attentionto business. The most tory reference given, o Gi. RING, oa s seems fe near Chatham street, 4 Im*m__comer John str enced Medical ‘aud St ‘Sure ened AS. R. JOHNSON, 17 Duane ical Practitioners in the city of wew York, of acertain class of de lished in one stand for successfully treated ther delicate complaints, ‘The Doctor those old, pre-eminent, gers apod marie genitns Ci i curable. Covatitutional ‘weakness es al aon brought on by a secret abit ine delgeae in by y Many an unfortunate vietim of this ‘annataral” vies, has exper iny salutary treatment. epevsin, th and sinall of the back, confusion of intel Paipiaton ofthe Wear, aversi to society, are only toms of th: eomel co Hie arama ure inevety cae om ca fe: cent cases cured in two Se ost paid letters, oataiat $3, for advice Dr. JOHNSON: lacy educated Physician ani a3 MEEN FUN, CELEBRATED CHINESE "SKIN POWD, » deantif Preserv: ‘ramber the as Stee ‘called ee bf ecret was, discloved fant o mag ty oy the x of the Trarles Malev, Haan fi f Oriental herbs, and spay Ge used with perfect Frajaation of core ot all ill Gzemieoue ious Pil ‘Bljches Pin Perspiration, 5 es, imples, eas, Ei Eo) fg 3c. H. road’ pa & Co., thton & 'Co., Broadway ; He Jobn- dway an are street ; and all othe: respectable h iets an at the ited States ; and of the sole neti *, HOB! & Co., 2 Wall, street, in boxes pri , Sa., and 71 au22 Srre $500 “ LLENGE.-VAL! UH PI, is is an eavivellea, r0 oh FREN: medy for elitr ti rea Positive an covery. sg te, sci econ rate armas con and have co oc of these cor inte, nae for sale st at 44 Nassau mtreet, basement. trietly fe ie waded that a’ different state of societ ed Might subside or disappear a while cenerlly &- return again | ‘on slight oceasions ; but whether discharge teturn oF not, he joue the better off. Now every real cian Or sur geon knows that all the Che & in the world wor never cure A stricture, and yet, if proj nya |, it may most easily and speedily be r ‘o every one of common pru- hee he would say, if these pO appea! the most eminent physi- city for their uath,). how. impor a that hould know something aracter d talent of the Person he Beem to trust in such a case. ith respect to the f St nerally accomplished in very little time, an Nothing can exceed the im- the treatment of this complaint. In + and experienced of a" is oh accomplished in as many it demanded months, Many persons consult come on business to this city for a short time only, perfectly cured, though been a source anxiety for years. To those who cannot leave their wrvoéaunov aflord a personal treatment, the etree his own peeuliar and successful means of cugp ; and which, being enclosed in a little mahogany chest, (price safely sent to any direcuon. t For the convenience of those travellers, the author lias contrived aud Keyan with hie treat i i everyt who cannot al ts. They ar ford the scthene' ot afull syringe other, e pearance for Gonorthae,, Lie the anthor’s Hom ‘es The tai one bon vegaea. 8, Ath 4 yes ie Tiners ani " the Convenience of ti but poyper. | pose, and s0 site fea pa: arrierraas & roa corel sities tah ee Whine Part salon cin Font Othe, G"senwich ia Ps aware of we of, thepebiiet ee - iN $10) can be east restriction | cation to hf af aay ‘oatle lasts a weeks end at ae gy ine Sear of nat Fluor "Albus (or Wi iar to ‘They have been extensively such universal san produce a romely ot aan Price ae Lper bor. urried persou, ead 18 ade large family of eh be, bat a nigerian ant tl re ane afte breath or ‘sicko ae peed, ck Sesto oa lesome complai fly wee rd Sears veteel ten Becta ihe Lm seals mg Sertsiatre Glover M M.D. of soci would exist. The terrors of poverty, wea ties the ofa. to as rudeut people it here. ke erets, which may. ob ven ha ai al Foe oe mer cents, For No.2 Ana why Ng nica consulted a hin ots, lent cousal mt Elton, on all dinensen priate mar being mild aud judicious, in diet, or hindrance th from pass Potenc’ cages: Testore the system to jesigned. Strieture, exposure, or change, in li pig Ri or it, Our object ie to waty single Proprietor el ieoate' asi This ihe paig tion to deceive the for itelf no ‘none sha! pene Fame 7 yee cured in two days. For ‘tle by corner John street, New Y and Seventh street, Philadelphiay & ton sireet, Boston; 24 Canal street, Cineinnati, Kk. CORBIT T, 19 Duane street, ween Cl William stres consulted in. the treatm: certain delicate has for the at tou 1 al man it Axsravated cases of this disease, and soretea ov" two to five days. of treatment is safe Fa te peditions, rea « nefther the use of mercury nor restraint the