The New York Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1846, Page 4

frogs the wire bridge, as some 0 porsen, was seen in the act on Monday last. A fellow named Enos Barr, who escaped about ten days since from the jail at Reading, where he had been ined to answer a charge of ravishing a child only twelve years of age, was yesterday overtaken beyond Wilmington, Delaware, by the sheriff and oiticor Schlemm, of this city, and this morning sent back to re. sume his old quarters, The officers found him in the | bar room of a tavern on the road, and being somewhat intoxicated, they were enabled to play him a trick, by which he was driven back to Wilmington, and inthe town hall, before he had any idea that*his companions were officers. Some of the up-town fire companies continue to dis- grace the character of our city by their brawls, when- ever drawn into the streets by alarms of fire. ‘The ar- rests are few in number, and the instances in which they received the punishment due to the act, are still more rare. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, Serr, %—Finst Boanp—716 U. 8. Loan, 5's, '51, 93 ; 500 State 5’s, 6646; 750 Lehich Interest, 41 AFTER Satrs—50i Tal do. 5's, "55, 66%; d old aun yl ‘Nav. + 68, 6S. 74. 08 "5 6634 ; 13,000" do., 6655 5 2 ja Bi 0 000 State 9°s, 654) Tra Bran ding Wailrond,. 31% ; - Lehigh Mortg:ge Loan, 73 ; 3 shares Mexican Affairs. In reply to an assertion in a Pensacola letter that a flag of truce had been sent down to Com. Con- ner, effering to exchange Commander Carpender, his officers and men, for Gen. Vega and the three officers taken with him, and the proposition meeting with a refusal from Com. Conner, the Washington Union says:— “We understand that the rroposition was not refused by Commodore Conner, but was properly submitted to his own government for its decision. We understand, too, that our government has not refused the pro but has sent on instructions which we trust will the exehange of the officers of the Truxton.” sition, lead to The telegraphic bulletin, which appears in the New York papers, from Washington, Sept. 22d, repeats the statement ot the 15th, from the New Orleans Picayune, “that Lt. Hunter, of the navy, took passage in the Princ ton, at Pensacola, on the taht inst. bound for Chagres, with despatches to Com. Sldat. According to the corres pondent of the Picayune, the purport of these despatches isto countermand those so recently sent forward from Now York by Commodore Nicholson, of the Vixen ; and that the Commodore's despatches are supposed te breathe war to the knife against Mexico ; but those of Hunter, eto the bosom” We have already stated that these atches, which were originally placed in Lieutenant Hunter’s hands, were ultimately passed into those of Lieut. Lee, but that their character is entirely mi inthe account from Pensacola; that they produ such change as is asserted in the tone of the instructions, which had been previously transmitted to our Pacific squadron. ‘The bulletin further gives @ list of the new c which has been appointed in Mexico, since the I lution, and which 1s confirmed by the informati ed at the Navy Department—viz : * General Mariano de Sala) as, Minister of the ‘Treasury. Pacheco, Minister of Justice and Public In- The telegraphic bulletin further states, that “ the Union newspaper is silent in relation to the reply u derstood (o have been received by the President on Satu day, from the Mexican government” ‘The “ important letter” to which the bulletin refers, stated “ that the Mexican government had refused to ‘enter into negotia- tions for peace, until the United States had withdrawn her land and naval forces.” On Tuesday night we noticed the report, and remarked, that “whatever decision Mexico has made, has not yet transpired before the pub- lic,” as far as were advised ¢ ‘The annual valuo of British commerce with Mexico, is estimated by the British Minister at Washington at ten millions of dollars. The annual proceeds of the Mexican mines have been twenty millions of dollars for some years past, more than half of which has gone to Great Britain. A Distressing Murper.—A most unfortunate affair occurred up town ea ey morning, which resulted in the death of a small girl, about four: teen or fifteen years of age, named Mary Elizabeth Harles The murder was committed in all store, by a lad named James Kelley, some seventeen or eighteen years of age. Itseems that Kelley had taken umbrage at something the girl had said to abs about a week sinc and would then have attacked her, but for the inter: rence of her aunt. He went away, vowing to be avenged, and that the first opportunity offered he would be the end of her; which threat he has most un. fortunately for _—— and victim carried out.— The girl, Earles, had ad gone to the pump about half past eight o’clock, yesterday morning, when Kelley im- mediately attacked her, and she retreated into the shop of Mrs. Greonbaum, where he followed, and gave her a most violent kick on the side, having on a pair of heavy new shoes, and then fled. The girl imme- stiately plated her hands on her side, and doubling up in great pain, managed to get into the street, from whence she was carried across the street into the house o! friend, where she died in about fifteen minutes. 1 be mother of the girl lives in Harmony lane, and w: mediately seut for, but her child was dead before she 1.” Coroner John D, Bowman was sent for, and held an inquest over the bo: & post mortem examina- tion was had by the three physicians. ‘I'he body showed no outward symptoms of violence, excepting a slight bruise under the floating rib on the left ade. ing an incision in the lower part of the belly, the bdo- men was found filled with both fluid and clotted blood, which had flowed froma ruptured artery, and which was the cause ofher death. The above facts being submitted to the inquest, the Jury returned a verdict that the “death of Mary Elizabeth Earles was caused by a vio- I kick or kicks, inflicted by James Kelley.” Imme- y after committing the act, Keliey fled, and at our accounts had not been taken, althought the police re in strict search for him—Baltimore Clipper, Sept. 24. Og It is said that Mr. Bancroft, the newly ap- pointed Minister to London, will retain in office the pre- sent Secretary of Legation —Bult. Amer., Spt. 25. ————— ee OUMMENROLAL, New York, September 25. Asnes.—There continues a tolerably fair request for both descriptions, with sales in Pots to some extent at $3 76, and in Pearls at $4 40. Barapsturrs——The market since the receipts of the late foreign intelligence, continues rather unsettled. The advance in prices we noticed last week seems to have checked operations; a fair amount, however, of business for home use is going forth. Genesee is selling at $4,87!¢ a a $4: 93%, with some at $5; all flat hoop in good order, taken at $4 874 The sales for shipment reach 15.090 bbis. Genesee at $5; 1000 do. yesterday, $4,! $4,93% ; and on speculation, 3500 ‘Troy, to arrive $4,873¢; 1900 Genesee to remain in store free of ex; to the 10th Oct., $5 ; and 1000, deliverable between 15th Oct. aud Ist Jan. $4,756. The Sale of 4000 bbla ‘Tro; ticed in our last, was net finally consummated, ‘There has been nothing of importance done in Sou some Brandy wine at $5 ; and 600 bbls Virginia, $4,7. the common a descriptio including Alexandria, Georg tows, Soa5 a GA76 8 4.5736, with buta mo ing forward. Rye flour and Jersey corn ahr are scarce, and the little arriviog sells at $3,50 for both. There is nothing doing in Brandywine corn meal. Wheat is inactive, and although higher prices have been paid than were current before the arrival of the Cambria, the market closes heavily with rather a ten- dency to decline, the demand for a day or two being mo- derate and the receipts 6000 bushels prime old Southern Illinois id at $1; 2800 inferior Southern, 80 cents; and 32,000 ed and white Genese ne if not all, $1.a$ 04, principally for export. rn rye here has sold to the ex- stly for distilling, at 75 cents ; and for future de! very for export, 5000 do. 77 a 79, cash. New barley is offered pretty freely, but we heard’ of no sales, the market being dull. Corn, which at the date of our last publication was scarce and advancing, has sud- denly becom: ion in either pric rket. ales 744 cents, 200 green Ja ss, 450 Sumatra 74, 150 Laguayra 7% 4 mos, 200 St. Domingo 633 cash. he market remains quiet, but firm, and the sales to-day are 1200 bales, at our fnll quotations. The amount on sale is much reduced. Liverroot CLassipications. New Orleans Florida Mob.§ Texas. Favit.—The cargo of the bark St. Andres, which ar- rived last woek, was offered at auction on Saturday, when 100 bxs. Bunch Raisins were sold at $2 174 ; 50 hf. do. $1 0734 . and 20 hf. kegs Grapes, $1 20, 4 pK id sale stopped ; since then about 4,000 bxs. Buach Raisins havo been run off in lots at $2 10; 500 hf. do $110; 600 quarter do. 60 cents, 4 month nd 100 kegs Grapes on terms not made public. The first cargo was received last season, October 16th, andthe opening sales were at $2 5244 a $2 6744, for Bunch in boxes ; for half boxes; aud 65 a 67% cents for quarters. sales besides include 1,000 boxes prime old bunch Rai on terms we did not learn; 30 casks Zante Currants, at 113 cents; 100 bags Si Walnuts, about 6 ; 20 b Ivica Almonds, 12, 4 months ; 100 bags African Pea Nuts $1 125 ; and 200 boxes fine Sicily Lemons, about $2 75 cash. By auc! at 9a 25 a $2 8754 ; 325 do. poor, 8 355 93% cents ; do. Lemons, $1 a $1 31} ; and Modo. poor, 50 a 100 —_ cash. ay. Sales continue to be made, principally for ship- 1 cents. e market for the past week has been more ith a protty fair amount of sa! 200 bales of | sold at $1 45, 6 mos; 500 dew-rotted American le ‘of Sisal is also reported, the terms private yur last report for the st in any desori mer, we have in cents; Wostern 14 a 15 cent Ixorco—There was on Monday a sale in Be prices not made known, and in fine Manilla at @0 cent S254 cents, 6 mos. By 81 cents, cash; 3 case jougal, "65 to 66, 4 mor terday, § do Manilla, 28 to 60; 10 do, '65 to 74; 39 ce roons Angostura, 74 to 81; and $2 do Caracas, 65 to 76, 2, 4and 6 mos. sort, for export St. Croix, 2034 230 ; also, two cargoes of Cuba nico a's 19 ;' 60 hhds, Cuba ‘Muscovy: , 28 5 60 Por- months. L? SB —The appearance of the market is general- e ferred nd red Western | oing in Missouri pig at re. f ith sales to | re made at 26 | on,of Palermo, 1313 boxes Oranges, sold | y encouraging. Beef continues firm, and pri ard temlency; some country beef sol $3. 0; mess $6,75 a $7. Ohio pork continu mand and the market firm ; brought $9.75, also some thin fo Lard is in good demand, and the re established, with an upward tenden arrive, brought 7 47's; and about 1600 bbls. gi | 6M a7 cts. Pickled meats are scarce and wanted;70 tes. sour hams sold at cents, and 50 bbls good beef hams $9,75. The business in Butter and Cheese is moderate at our quotations. Ricx.—There is something more doing than when last noticed, and prices have advanced at least 123 cents, onour previous quotations. We quote now, with a fair amount of business, $3 S87} a $4 3744. Sres.—The extent of transactions in Clover or Timo- thy is so limited, that itis barely worth while reporting them. Flax is wanted, and would bring an advance on former rates. A lot of 700 bushels of North Carolina sold a day or ae since, but we were unabie to ascertain the precise figure. Tonacco —There is apparently more doing, and sales have been made of 104 bales Havana at 15 a 37 cents; 100 hhds Kentucky, 2% a 5; 46 do. Stems, 1, on time; and 233 bales Cuba, for home use, on terms not made public, Manufactured is in fair request at about previous rate Watrsone —Since our last, sales have been m: for export of 6000 Ib. North West coast, on peivala te terms; 85,000 Ib. part prime, at 33 a 335, cents: and 6000 Ib South Sea, 33, cash. Wiwxe—Are in fair request, and we notice sales of 200 casks Port at 60a 63 cents; Lisbon, in lots, 50; 55 casks Madeira, $1 a $2; some Sherry, $1,3734 a $2,50: 7 pipes Sicily Madeira, 8 50 cent and 180 casks Port on terms we did not learn. By ion, 15 pipes L. qr. casks hite Teneriffe sold at 60 a 65 cents; enna at "Avetion.—Teas imported in the bark Doug- 98 :— Terms—Notes at six months. Hyson—60 half chests 43 cts per lb, ?7 chests 42}4, 65 13 19 bxs 64, 195 do 3) Young Hyson—12 hf chests 6134, 29 do 61, 19 do 603,, 26 do 56, 30 do 48%, 26 do 4734, 15 do 47, 65 do 46%, 10 do 46, 29 do 43, 168 do 424s, 102 do 42, 50 do 4134, 16 do 41, 172 do 40, 31'do 3944, 194 do 39, 50do 384, 92 do 38, isd do 3734, 15 do 37, 195 do 365g, 51 do 36, 214 do 3435 do 83,105 do 234,39 do 32, 45 do 3144, 385 do 31, 38 do 8034, 43 do 0, 71 do 2834. 47 do 2634, 60 do 26, 397 do 24, 13 do 2244. SL-do 22, 71 do 734, 328 do withdrawn. ‘Twanky—228 half chests 25," 156 do 24, 236 do with- drawn. Gunpowder—57 half chests 42!¢, 87 do 42, 144.13 lb bxs 44, 182 do 4134, 260 6 Ib do 39. Imperial—34 half chests and 292 13 Ib xs 44, 200 6 1b do 43, 60 do 4: Hyson Skin—18 chests 28, 27 do 27, 12 do 254. Congou—120 chests 21, 363 do and 30 hf chests 20, 322 | chests and 549 hf do withdrawn. Oolong —60 hf chests 19, 83 do 1834, 97 do 17. Oolong Powchong—29 ‘hf chests 34, 45 chests with- drawn. Lace ad hf chests 26, 35 do 23, Sep | Hilt nas Bera ae | Mayinaue: Vth, brig Rowlan, 19th, schr SP P York; bri Sith, Young, Caper Souchong—477 hf chests 13. Ningyong Souchong—113 hf chests 243s, 921 boxes | PLR. chests 1934, 149 do withdrawn. Family Provision Market. Tho beautiful weather for the week past, and the early commencement of autumn, have indaced mary of our farmers thus early to forward much of their fall pro- duce. The diferent markets are fast filling up with the same. Tomatoos have gone up to 4s the basket. Peaches continue plenty ; we saw some very fine ones only $4 the three pecks ; some fine Heath clings $1 the basket ; with Quinces, Pears, Plums, &c. &. We should be ied to se honor the Mayor on horseback at ington Market. We think he would have many obstructions removed, and keep a clear passage Way Apples: brl 50 0 37344 0 62 Beef, ch’e pés..0 10 25a 150 Do.corned,...:0. 5 als Beets, bunch. ...0 06 . a0 10 Cucumbers, 10, 18 Striped do’ 8 2010 Gin Peppers 100-0 18 Flounders: buh.o 19 2012 | ius dg pekO 12) Reis, per lb. a0 8 ts, bunch..0 06 Frethicod, Ib.0 8 80 6 ips, bunch O 4 Halibut. 06 008 | 1240018 Clams, i Oa 50 Onious,bush...0 50°90 62} Crabs: 12 2018 Veal, pound :.0 7 a0 12” Lobsters 6 20— ee 0 624g0075 Butter. fresh...0 15 20 18 025 90 0 Eggs, perdoz...0 1200 0 0 5340 6 Cheese, perlb..0 8 2010 | 9 7°a012 9 2010 0 62! 075 0 a1 62iga 00 50 200 0 62: oT 3 a0— Foreign Importations. Maraxzas—Schr Gazelle—208 hhds 15 tisrces molasses MI | de Puga. Domestic Importations. Cuanuxston—Brig Leonard—1% bales cotton H & J Le- 67 Wm J King, of Providence—202 tierces rice 100 Tales cotton to order. MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 26. Ship Sheridan, Corni Barks Munia, Damerman, Bremen, Belard. Havre, via Baltimore—Brigs leston, George Bulkley; Hebron, Ska! Wiunert; D: otterdam, Schs Missis tle, Frederic Sloors Moses Prov K Collins & Co— ‘& P Poppe; Alexandre, jeorge,, Yates, Char: ng, St Johns, N ‘Arrived Leonard, Mandevil, 13 days from Charleston, with to ort logy .13 days from Srvannah, with cotton and rige, to Sturges & Clearman, Has hada pilot oa board three Sehr Samuel Roberts, Anderson, 20 days from Port au | sek with 150,000 logwood and 97 bags coffee to A C Ros- sire sept 12, Int 29 13, long 73.2 brig Aun Eli- | | 7a, 08 Myati hence for Mobile, 12 southward of | the Guifche 8 R experienced very severe weather, received | no damage. Br schr Collector, Smith,® days from Alexandria, with corm aud flor, bound to Halifax—put in here in distress, sprung aleak 3 days out. Schr Gazelle, (Lemon) of Bangor, from Matanzas, and 16 days from Cardenas, with molasses to the master, Schr Samuel A Appleton, Nickerson, Boston, Schr Howard. Baker, Bo se ford, jais, Lom! Behr Jonn J eudaly Eilat Thomaston, lime. Sehr Franklig, Wooster, Thomason, lime: Schr Wave, Cropper, ad {rom Saowhill, Va. | Sehr Mary k. Sm’ “75 from Salem. j thr Sagana’ on, bound to Albany. ! Schr Nim eel ym Boston. Brache lan Sauth, days from Windsor, N 8, plaster. Below. Waterloo, from Liverpool, Aug 27, with mdse | are, Rose, from Havre. and 2 brigs. packer tttaeetlancous Hecord, a racket ship Sheridan, C Ui 1, clock this Ming Matter bags Clone ar Une eel eh abisadiees, Cuanx, (Br) from St Johns, NB, for Phila: | detphia. with plasrer,strack on the NW ledge of Brier Island | ‘Sth instant, in adense fog and heavy swell. She has pnt mto Digby to repair. Scum, Wintiam Pursas, Johns, P R, reports on the I! 68 50 + when in lat’ 29 35, long fell in With and picked wp a sitip's exmboose house, | Bainted cream color, had been but a few days, in the water; | Dt 4s aw a topmast yard and a sail attached, and an empty onl cas Quengc, Sept 18—The mate and crew of United Kingdom, previously reported wrecl on her voyage from New York to Quebec, arrived morning ithe love boat, hinving Deen thirty-five, their way up. ‘The mate reports. hi Wednesday last, alarge new shipashore at Basque island, discharging partofher cargo of timber da the beach—he states she had ne name painted on her stern. here this mormng, x lost her anchors Baio Sin James MoDarnne. ari’ was towed up. in tow of the steamer Lady C. below Kamouraska, from which Scux J. B. Srarronn, st Wilmington onthe 11th instant, about 30 miles east of the Gulf, spoke sehr Marion, witn both masts gone, bulwarks, Xc. clear to the water's edge. Capt Nathau iowered his boat ro take off the crew of the “M. but heoner stove ic to vieces, and h ple Scun E. 8. Powstt, of New York at Wilmington, Sept ITth, experienced very heavy weather, sustalued ev ry £0 sails, lost boat, &e. Whalemen, on at iymoat, 22d, bark, eoman, Gooding, Atlantic 500 ap (rep 600, July 30) Ledaron, at Newport, has 320 bbls sp, 20 do black fish | At Hoaolulu, March 23, Gov Troup, Sy! Const, wanting 1200 bbls to fill. At do in Feb. Mobile, Bank- b, ‘ou board. While st anchor was run into in a Williams of New London, which earried theads, starboard, bow rails &e., jen Williams was but MB, for NW ight: ly damaged. A letter from Cant Prentiss, of ship Caroline, dated A: 10, reports off the Tuares, Jan 20, Rugene, Stone, 1306 bbls t Manega, Kobt Bowne, NL 400 'wh, 130 sp. March ‘Husheine, Superior, SH, 1 wh, 20 bbls sperm, for NW Coast. Foreign Ports. Axtwenr, Sept 1—In port, bark Vernon, Howes, Newcas- tle, soon. ext vr Dover, hog. Aug 35—1 hip Ocean, Hi Baltimore for Amsterdam, P Oceass Hi Ginnattan, Aug 19—In port, bark Effort, Hussey from Marseilles, for Boston, soon, Gu Sept2—Ia port, bark Nept ~~ ie, Se York on ther iat “oe PORT av Sept 5—Ia port ri to lead for Pritadeishin! Leaves, Capt, aes Monkees ees from Bostoai Albert Perkins, do, vfrom S Vora, sche ‘Motu ing Star, Bar eas wee fi affolk, Ca Canfield, do. Co, AU | sold.” Seiled previous to 11th, bark Globe ishing, Meee neiro. Hoc wets, Sert |—In port, ton, about Sth Belg Cart Ulan ius, from » Cooper, from In port, brig Abeona, Clark, for New ark Wave, Gorham, wor N York, not conseeanood ing. “Sumer Ra, Ma: 20—Oa the Coast, brig Luci or Salem, soon mit inclils, Marshall, did not sai in conn a witht | porte ropontis (which from § [7eeBcasat fom Cassi of Baran ny 2 ay at Is were kiown Lobe on the cosat, than those which have rowell, of | rt, schr Elizabeth, 1 Fo a a schr Comet, Bonney, St Jon, N B, Aug 5—C! ia steam propeller Robt Rankin, | D oe a. | refinishes jimbo, Boss, alts Myrick, from abaand Tahiti, nd Teobalhy 0 others. lome Ports. pobatannasa, Va. Sept 23—Arr brig Pensacola, Hallet, Lu RVERLEY, Beye 2g son Me ll Rover, Digb: Boros, Set oan Be : more; Galinda/ French, Baltimore; | Reynolds, Mat Phila: ae rowe, 0 Sa Smart, ani hebe Baxter, Crowell, P Albany; Marietta, Be ry; Fane: ins; Metaliuc, Simonton; Antilles, aud Rubicon, Doane, New ¥ oy, Brown, New pa sloop Cinderella, Sell ton, Lt, Cid, bs ba. stor an, Joseph Emerson, ve brigs Caleutia, [of | Boston} Snow Basbadoes ‘in F Weld & <0, 1Venersela, | Fowler, Havan Bri | Chatham, Bet i schr John; also, brigs NY ingham. and Ruby, | supposed bound k., Brig Spartan sailed yesterday ow, Sept 22—Below, bark Talmetto, Kendrick, he offing, 2ist, arr "bark € afall Higged brig. , Sherwood, N York; bri nage | Me; went to sea, b Sept 17—Arr bri hitman, Driskwater Haxtronn, Sept 4-—Arr sloop RL Parker Catt Phila delpiia., Sid sloop Henry Clay, Ely, N.Yor FO jeyt 22—Are ship ‘Tritoa, (late of Pi ener: schs Bease, Sid, sehr Gazelle, Howl . ‘Are brig Creole, Meas, fram Dighton ork: set C hampton, Hately for Ban: | ‘oops Juno, Allen, fi for N- York, Th in Pro Bros Burke, from Fall: River: for do. Mercury, Nash. froin Albany for Providence; Dixinond, low, from Providence for Sandwich; Georgiana, Godfre sf idence for do: Holder, Borden, Rhodes,from Previ iadelphia; independence, Brown, from do. for. Bul ‘Tnie , Jerome, Providence for Sidney. 234, rice, from’South Atl PRovipencr, Sept 25— Arr brik By: brig George M Soule, (Br) Masters, eves, Cavalier, Philadelphia; J Leaming. Town: ns ladelphin New Jersey, Rambler, and HC Mead, Kennebee;' General se Har: uthport, N- York PontLann, Sept 23—A\ Boat riper, Camden, NY; jaltimore. 22d, arr sche son, Liver Fae, Pote, Pp Michigan, Cla be Boston; River. lowry, Ford, Jersey Porter: New York iach, Oregon, low, hence; Pont WattHatt, Sept 22—Arr schs Leander, Ferrah, Boston, Sid, schr Wm Thompson, for Fall HMOND, ae 234—Arr schs Wim Mc 20th, Koret, Hudson, and 2'at Jack, do; Delaware, Mosher, Philadelph Ant, Sept rigs 'Mosella, Hail, Philedel- Clinton, Andre N'York, ‘Wht “stnd. Hartford. York brig Mosella, Hall, Philadel phi Tay rninom Berths Aty seks Masgessit ees, Gardner, Philadelphia. N York: sloop Mount Hore, do Charleston, via North Ci Witainoron, Sept lt—Arr brig Mary Parnell, Dog NY rk: 2ist, St varado, Hardie, Fostoas 12th. ld, Hiams, 'N. York bark Calisto, Higgins, Ho By Last Night’s Southern Mail, Home Ports. Bautiwone, Sept —Art ship Scotia, Les ghip Rio Grune, Sturgis, Bath, Mei Srigs United Sta York, Portland; ‘Mi Know! Teo Tanks ands Hi Jonas Wil- he scbr RW Brown, Stutes, N'Y ork; 2st, juras. € ‘a Augusta, Augusta, Nassau. mores. Hosalin Unmapbell; Peesrebere qiot, Sith, Philaderphial O-bit, Jones, eorgetown; Ma: trace; Crescent, Hawkins, Richmond, North, Havre de ( in Hampton Roads, Fr ship Albev. fin James River, for Havre. Sept. 25—Air bark Ann Hood, Watson, | r ker, Lubec; Augast, ‘all River; Lewis Bruce’ Stal $ Br) Joha Boynton, hammas rare, Grant, Aidan} Retend. Thurle Spates, Wareham; Ab aham Brown, Flash, Casto, Providence; Martha Mai eves, do; Amazon, Steel oWeanckets Win Burk Lawresesr Rese York; Whig Bainer, NYork; NYork. Cld brigs Baltimore, comb. dos almira Tyler, Newburyport: Piut month: schs Mary Anu Guest, Rogers, NY. ell, Boston Henry Lemuel, C » Cranmer, N York: Jol a son, Falkenby ‘Abmham Brown, French, Broo Iyn; Republ: Lath abe Joh Tilton, Cox,'N York; Brandywine, do, Trousid Morrison, ifford, Bos: SHIP BLACKSMITH. STEPHEN ROBERTS QRNER QF MONTGOMERY AND sduTH STs, yh is prepared to, do RON WORK OF VESSELS. with the wremest facing es on the most reasonable terms. irders from any part of the country for doing the top work of vess: will be punctual ly attended to. q Letters addressed as above, will receive prompt pete ion. ras Tm HRISTIE’S GALVANIC RINGS AND MAGNETIC FLUID gii7hat though the causes may not be explained, Since'their effects are duly ascertained ; Let not delusion, prejudice or pri i Induce mankind to set the means aside; Me h, thengh. it y Heaven designed ttc naif ad © Galvanic Rang and fal enses of e the. Side and: Chest, Spina ints; Nervous ‘Tremors, Neuralgia, an ications, General Debulity, Defi oral Physical Ener gy, and all Nervous Asa for Apo- pleay, they are confidently recom in cases ot Dye , which i re w jervor Viner Tmeomnecttat ith the Die Digestive Organs, they hi ecensful “The Ualvauie Belts, Bracelets, Garters and Strengthening Plasters, are used in most chronic cases of disease, aid can be worn by the more delicate person with perfect safety and convenience. « York, 182 Broadway. Explana- tions, may be had gratis. Agency in tory Pamphlets, with full 822 lw* No.3 John street, near Broadway, and No. 29 Gold street, ANUFACTURERS, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Solar, Lard, and Camphene Lamps, C' ande- ts, Hall Lamps and Lanterns, Girandoles, Can- &e. Ke. Priyate houses, churches, and hotels, fitted up with gas, chandeliers, brackets, 180 facturing cut and plain glass, of e quality and cutting cannot be qurpesced b} try. All the above articles made to order, any pattern, and guaranteed to reduction in price. Glass cut to ordet Goods luaned for part NE BLACK TEAS, | py! packages, at very low prices—a great variety— some of which are of an extraordinary quality, just re- ceived. 0,8 fresh lot of the tillado* and *Manzanilli Lamps altered and s22 1 ie Vin day Champaga B, 'Amon- herry old Schei Gin,superior Old Ram and choice Brandies, in Woed or elas = hs le by 8. BLOUDGQOD, 17 Im’ TO WOOLLEN GOODS pert H. MIGEON CLOTHS, Cane rau? SATTINETS RE- fo. 341 West Staxer, N.Y. REFTRENCES: and orders Tees at Messrs. Wipgleots and Slade, 63 Pine street; street? D Brigham te Gon 68 Pine 2im*m Tt. im the back or hi . Doetor | goldyby I cures in many of ‘he above mentioned complaints, as can be proved sonal reference. The specific is not a purgative and isanen- tirely vegetable remedy, without a particle of colycynth, gamboge or aloes, is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless in the most delicé eeeerey male or female. ei will be appointed in every town, county or State, where there is eset on application to BEALS & CO, 108 Nassau street. m®m BELLEVILLE WHITE LEAD. HE subscribers are receiving from the factory at Selle- ville, wy the: Plies of this superior Lead, and in oil, put up ks and kegs, which they warrant equal in quality to > ny ported brand. For sale in lots of upwards, B een ee TRYATT, CAMPBELL & CO. 45 F 1 gy street. Also, Red Lead, Litharge, and Orange Mineral sll im*me KEGS of 100 Ibs each of 2! a ch ht nails 500 trite tre asly eapetied: and will'be sold low, on delivery after ist of Des ber vext, ‘GEORGE F. GERDING, an29lmee 7” Maiden Jane, junction of Liberty st LADIES’ HAIK DRESSING. JLLIAM J, BARKER, (formerly with H. Martia, and Inte with W. Dib! blee,) tenders his services to thos well ssionably low. Indies who may desire their heads dressed at their own: $0 50 lings, on the following term: Single tim ally devoted to this branch, he will occapy no this order buok will establishlishment of Mme, N. Scheltema, 727 under the New York Hotel, commer of Waver where ladies may afix their naines and residences, the hour desir or further particulars enquire of at his residence, 67 East Brosdway: M3 tate Di JOHNSON, 17 Duane street, near Chatham streei, is one of the oldest and most experienced Medical and Sur- Practitioners in the city of New York, in the treatment Ft acertain class of delicate diseases. The Doctor is ‘a~4 i ite compl: id, half cured case: No matter how long you may Pre-eminent. ture, ulcers npon the body, orin the throat, or m pains in e head, and bones of the Twill, and can cure you, i is curable. Constitutional weakness, sometimes inal Ph agensong brought on by a secret hab by you! im mi t Mi for has forgetfuln aversion to society, are only sym; = warrants a cure in every case or Post br. JO} oms of this Se nocharge. Mald ans id deters, coeat NSON ee LEND Sea $36,000 To N BOND AND MORTGAGE, on \ctive real es in this city or Pea” Tt will led into, me it applicants. Apply to 8. 8. B |, Not) Wail ttreet to the lrotan Water Dahon, basement.” antl tem 192 BROAD hi ae CORNER OF JOHN ST: TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES. ‘om the Evening Post. STapLAa Ot AAA ign a oR iste Re i ia the ‘Inst ose who Know, that ii is igeae ayer of freckles and pimples, and te Tee sil esene "Ail, terol, who would consele economy und eomfo fortin shaving, should Possess themselves oft Fi Garette The New Sos pom experienes, elon Ne oteestons | knowledge of our benefactor and he. Outin this departmenc of fe y | an emol “but it if so Tigye ies the bens Beware of 1 per the directions for reo, ‘use, of 4, rittgn signgte holenste and retail, aa a iar al a ‘me 198 Brondway, corner of | |M* | for Ladie: [re LL G. KOBERTSO! 0 the public, that bis Classes for ill t the rooms OR 30th, tke the opbartunity 3 ret a Lg ethane ts | naare thelr ver ment, and re: ify anounces thet KEW his Academy Figo geet aR fayorice Polkas, Mazurka an mired Redowa, See one give private or at their aa or at DANCING ACA NORTHERH EXCHANGE, 273 BLI ROBERTSON, as to his age bestowed on hi to announce that his classe: iends and the of Weltsine, Baeapereean’ fal and mach admired eee ‘Waltz, Days of tuition, Teusdays and UFridaya g ‘isses and Masters, from 3 t from 8 to 10 evening. Assemblies monthly, commencing Nov. to pupils privat or in classes, at seming sidences, and at the class room, or at 8 my, 82 Canal street. abor rently improved, bias been all Jaid anew; m city. Mr. R. would also inform children under his charge, that every to their proper instruction and cor Bertie particulars, apply at the clase have been Redowas, will be taug Private Soirees will be gi vate lessons, and Boarding 822 Lineod#rn MADAME M. OULD inform her pupils, and friends generally, that she continues her inatiaetions ig Singing and [dustc, at her idence, 117 Bievoort -) She also, ifre- q 4, gives teen ‘at the real ‘of the pupils 818 eodim*je DR. J.C, ‘£ OF PHI ELPHLA, LA ‘AS removed to New Yor ¢, 98 Leonard street, first door east or Bross dw a2tteod™me” NELUENZA. .Vapor and Sulphur Baths, RS. CARROLL'S i 184 Fulton street, are a for Coughs, Colds, Sore matism, and in all eases Proved an effectual cure. Ing till 10 o’eloek at night. UNION FORDHAM, W! ha im lock ‘the moru- 923 3c WThkSat®: ACADEMY ESTER CoURTY, ean ALEX. DEMPSTER, . Mf, Principal 2 REY. WILLIAM POWELL. [tis Seminary are taughgalethe branches of «solid Eng- education, with the other modern Languages avd the Classics, if required. The is have this pee peculiar advan- tage—that the whole £2 study is pondered by the Principal himself. To fc ¥ 10 wish to be instructed in the shorte: i language, this (astivution cipal knows sufficien:ly offers every advantage in ffi the French, Spanish, fang yes, to enable him to communicate td Is from those countries. Board and washi if Per: m $200. G AD THE FOLLOWING:— yet discovered for the permanent the American Compound is the 0 mercury. leaves no striction in dict or busi- cure of a delicate most separ and odor on the br hess, and is ial may’ rely 1 been used in Piet city. Try it, even Fall directions “accompany each bott Comstock & Gg. 21 Courtlandt st stores, corner Hudson and Fourth, corner Bow: Walker, Bowery and Hous- ton, corner Grand and , East Broadway and Market, Fulton and Water streets, New York; north west comer ‘Third and Sow:h streets, ‘Philadelphia; corner Charles and Prate streets, Baltimore; and C. Stott, ‘Washington City. * the Patient be bets used by mm a met peelect of the partios ad | selves, ix ‘eflectually cured ty Dr. L post paid, enclosingta fee, immediately att to, and id medicine with advice, sent to any part of the United States. Office 63 Gold street 'wiwer TO THE PUBLIC. HEINE, whose naam has Frequent F Ne ig eaters Se SOLOS BENE ts minds of the public. Dr. Soll being oni fly beve This zscrted indessane, Have then ih the CHAKLES WIGHT. DAVIS aekaan JOHN ELVOORT SIMON HOPKINS an22 Im® PeyAats “DISEASES BRANCH UF THE rHiLa- DELPHIA vont DICINE.—OFFICE ie, Member: tens sxperience both in -Rurope aud op, this continent, in ¢ form of DELICATE. DISEASES, do coofdently’ and ly promise to icted a speedy, safe and permanent don the most modern and scientific principles. tients: agen day from all parts of the United and West Indies, who have been laboring ua- ach es as ageravened ulcers, diseases of the mercurial and skin diseases, ‘ions, tes, der old affection: bones and chronic rheumatism, se Ke. ‘The result of the abuse 10 giving mercury, injudicious treatment, and wupar le quackery. PARTICULAR NOTICE. Patients residing in any part of the Uni statement of their mav—delicate, {ndeticate,’ consulted upon by the mem! - the disease be a pose, and the nece: with diveett ions, for Immediately. I the fee. ($5,) which Giadeallexpens a id, aud SKINSON, Age ‘Nassau st., No wie, one of the members—Doctor McDonneli—is in at- tendance. STRICTURE CURED. HE Sreciric Extract, for the cureTof Gouorrhces, Su niyo weakness of the sexual organs, all er from . ureth: ie cures sooner than any other as Yet discovered, without interfe business. Price Le titre proved by the College, fc eataneous eruptions, enlargement and pai or any diseases ari should not be one moment cont it. Bin Dollar, cases of half « dozen T ey) IC ELIXIR, REPARED expressly for the of those ly, or committed excesses of any ‘Bind Ths wd [me ol Positively care im: general ‘physical srostrat ad-connitational debility rfal corrector ol Fen Procure the periodical deaideratum that natare de- m dsyand Tese'eneenil wa preserye mood ‘and vigor. rice two Dol bole, oF Me Welle SPACKINGON, N Agent ACKERY IN Ral YORE street, near Chatham hi the vietums of ai the following Poe. c OP RR Br inst July I contracted acd and immosiagely applied toa doctor, who promised to cure me in I continued with him two months, and radually ett worse. I tried one after another, advertiziny loctors, and each promised positively to cure me. | at lenge discovered thar the object of these men was money, and they ‘were not doctor concluded to go_ to the hospi the doctors kept me under a course of mercury for six weeks. My throat and nose were ulcerated, pains in my joints, body covered with ulcers ; 1 was a complete skeleton ; the doctors considered it dangerous to give me any more met cine, and advised a southern climate. | left the hospital, and by the adv f several friends, placed mysel ds the, lat of January last. ‘ell, and restored to perfect healch, 1 wis! Tahed, and refer to me st Im*m THOS. GREEN, Bricklayer, Harlem, BOARDING IN HOUSTON STREET. ENTLEMEN and their wives, or single gentlemen, can be accommodated with board and pleasant a ne | oe revrchty finished as offers uneqi feviog*hc pear” hatog ay | scriber respectful fall invites inv’ rienle ‘and patrons, all others, to give hima call fabivnew quae. SEMAN. Sree wane 1046, SPRINGS PAVILION. Tear eae ON mission kness of the se prodneed from any, cause. al L le Irregularities, and never iber has a vill: if Sprii iliageo Ferwseiraes }) Will be opened for t! v1, I PAVILION, NEW BKIGHTON, BLANCARD has’ the honor to inform hi F theaplie im een coy ype Farin ionow ts fell cm Pavilion, New Brighton, June 1,186. ianfre GE IARDWARE. igBce hime Sister k Hardware, consi: ing o of issors, ( a Fore ae ls, Butcher Knives, table Ki inn Knitting Pins, Umbrelie Frames, "ke, Curtain Ornaments, Slates, &e. Et st been received by the undersigned, and is offered for sale low, on agcommo- Eee eT SAND SLATE PENG 40 cases Slates, secorted “sy iitoeye ae. and Nos. vy Pocks Also, Curtain 4 3, 4and 5. Al Pencils’ For GPORGEF GERD muue, Violins, Gui peti : ml “ine Ly aimee ™ em me C pow | duces violent secretions, Somqements very, di Te ee fre venereal in all and forms, pooner instructions for its cure, and also | iu relation to the practice of a certain secret habit among the | ‘extracts from the works of emi- | redicted inmense, harm from ered tel nor small pox, nor trous to humanit: at e wale am darkness, aud the de- of nature to undue action, avd pro~ which necessarily andgape ly ex ex ial pri cipal and ene failure or loss of the facu For the cure of : sued uoetoet mristien te, Dee Cordials Nothing can be better sdapied tohelp the constitution, to repair in jastings, loss fon of spirits, confused memorr, ke: It enriel e blood, without heeting and intlaming it~Priee $2 A bottle, or in cases of half a dozen at $10, carefully packed for expo Beasts phe of body and mind, hence A SUBINGT LPL Y LNA ERE 2 O-iAN Yor. "Author of the“ Faivate Taxar- Ke; begs to state bers at home le, (except ay) for cons: upon any ers BGromapicneteese—cr D box ¥ f Office— York. Also, to observe besi ra wri vad ich, Wwho- ever may ‘consult hit will receive the most faithful ad deli been a matter of surprise to or cmminouce in his profession are ignorantly called bere attention. + fee be freer: 38 not only the present misery and dejection, prey’ on the mind as Welles is body, that is deplored, but meres om are ofsuch a nature as ti ee tally destroy the reproductive power. ft t that csbar Testes ohaanee aes treated, may remain so dor- ‘mant in the constitution as to show themselves in no other way than in their mee oi But with regard to th me jate train of evils, per haps nothing proves 40 fruittal n sourse.as the practice of ad- vertising a Gocte otdro of pills for the indiserimi- nate cure of these complain: ee suppor ren toms, which Pass a ey ‘and 40 essedtunlly do those mothe, What ecmimon sense mast Cell it which ‘more feetaly harass the mi est field for knavery, is that of Lyn ture. | Here the poor patient pays for Pills or drope mouth month. Sometimes the sendies. thle is dis might subside or di: a while, Senerall to return again ht occasions 5 ey i return or not, Eons thas ail tre physte ia the wad world be tsiotare andy and yet, ae te understood, it may most easily and speedily be remov every one of common pro. dence, therefore, he "would say. if these remarks ate Bite Sethe’ city fee thedt’ rath.) bow Tepe ity. for Cvery patient should know. something of the character about to trust in Rog a ‘With respect to the cure of Strict Spratt ‘m generally accomplished in very’ little time without pain or inconvenience, Nothing can, exc ovement ai late years in the treatment of this complaint. ie Seed, in the hands of proper and experienced netsous the jays as formerly of Stricture i Ps. pecgmelianes in as man’ come on business to this ity foraah hort ume only, it demanded sons consult perfectly cured, Shongh it it a sour trou! anxiety for years. To those who cannot ir mes, who cannot afford a personal treatment, the writer furnial his own peeal ea successful means of whi Gomes $1 $10) can be ig enclos tle mahogany chest, IV sent to any y direction. For the convenience of those at a distance, Cs pte] prefer not to inform a second person, the author a ittle Faegtand case, with lo and key, contginiag his * Treatise,” jiarly private de of ‘That, je, Separately, pacceseary {0% it adv: tages, is $10. dapted for Travellers” The are Ped, to any distance. Direct as 1. 8.—Aware of the gener class of persons who obtrade tl the public in these diseases, ( cael paperh ne formeriy Toit t incumbent oo statement of hts own medical qualifications and advantages, and present- ed several most eminent names and references. The ne- cessity for this no longer exi faced elaims to medical titles come only a mark of the impudent pretender. i. SALMON'S REMEDY For duorders of the sto- accompanied with aimee, pl ious attac! loss of i tations, languor, bi side, and and other distressing symptoms. ie wi eee ne senna rized $0 hit by, those who mood 3 ry | apednes Som, abo a perfect cure, invigo- .. apse health, color and di is remedy con- ion of Ni \3 cog the system, restoril strength, even to Wael ae ae Fe pos aon cury, Bo! prevent the closest siteation fo purinees, ‘Tho most satiate 7 reference Bivens fe eIAS Hi. RING, 192 Broadway, 4 Im*m — Joh treet, sole Agent for New You the last 14 years, can with certainty warrant a cure in all cases. i forms the public tha: there he has no connecti to prevent A.M. ull9 P.M. D&ygekeirr, 2D ‘William streets, certain delicate diseas ¢ street, between Chatvam and be consulted in the treat r.C. has for the last f Of any medieal man aggravated cases of this aineasy, ‘and mild cases removed in two to five Dr C.’s mode of treatment is safe and ex- peditiou: bee ring nefther the use of mercury nor restraint in diet or exercia one ortwo weeks, with owe, Aadividaals who hare in- dates in a certain loathsome ai ecret an positive: i ated to health and wociety. No change unless cured Der te she culy wedi hed Lawton Dargoene wee steertions in New York. He ar keeps no counterfeit London Diploma pended in his offiee, timer 5 OO REWARD —Cross” Specific “Mixtare tor the cure of gonorrhoea, gleet, strictures, and anala- gous complaints of the organ of generation ‘Of all reme: omplaints, is th cer for th e tain ; it es a speedy ermaueut cure without the least’ restriction of diet, drink. ~ Ringe be change in appli- usiness. — recommenda- tion to deceive the pul the im lice does not speak for itself. none shall speak for it. Our Setesen is to rand where it can be had, aod the proprietor cl case of recent gonorrhea to be ene wl Seb he oes will not rapidly cure under a forfeiture of ye rvades all rank: 32%: ‘Sey ‘are here ceased with a remedy by wnicls they can cure themselves without the least exposure in hortest time possible. Further, the disease cannot be contracted if a dose of the mixture is taken at Bight fr oing to bed when exposed. Itis t wp in bottles with lrections accompanying it at Bu Vacle lene a weeks which aeveral For sale BY Sy a 816 Im*re MUCH to terest = ms onan stem earth a plections. ‘Price of the book S0.cents. 8 Uo. comer of Chesut 7 he streets, most booksellers; ana the tor, 2 'AY—THE a povroes| any itary, Su eit -Sholer a a a) = bod: emaciat ugh even then, when ha, fare cin wy chi can ‘abe, ea by directions, an iif Goetor says itm beyoud t of medi- or in the least to mitigate “to return double cror's Dis iadelphia, of rr, ese PI on have, confi of there are vies J rhe hi of rouly, God alon i. Het made ve thoneand beeus to grow for man's relief. He spread them round fand if the sick would gather, and apply with years has the aud preparivg and he has bean,in the vg ony sn’ curing ind more than twenty th He cures all diseases, Consumption a, at least three hundred cases of real cine Cop tuberen- for he cured himgel{— together ‘consumption ; oo well he fa nly than all the ot! inhi cure all diseases with one medicine, Reed aa it T° NERVOUS AND D i Fesson BORRHA. . Brbgrose he task fread exoty. val .bI rg this country. In all eases of i nee dyayepetay vorpldtey of liver, irre meerees oer jocal neg is ad jou eee spite al Bor its tor em oe Beacon No. 3 Fm Las lew edi rrr Ey by J " ey ie a pate's Lite i at T, Paines the lie! mer’s Principles of S Ven eape Bere hs wee cn Medinm Voightlan- American, of bis own manufactures supe- ae > sree a ley’s ve yet made in the nited Sextes, panera =e MATERIALS. 108 HN re 1s, Coating Box ROacH. B, Cpasien, Nes mu street, has now on an Y used 5 agers , whole: |; Bpectecles, Tel copes, “Galvanic Baten, FOR SALE. A BEAUTIFUL ee. fifteen saddle nnd lady's che i ms Tod'astylish aud fastamover, aad will stand without ‘A ly at BELLOWS Li street. vou th me diapo io eter eerie ce vol man who owns Syd, ater me Seales err ve. — peeerrey is warraned no step Car eee doses; it cures alcers, 4 sil ates eae none cuts, iw Sfentsd in exes of s ndicate al reaadedi as ora alar, tie il Basen at ped street, only 50 cents per bottle, in in lerme boetica, a2 im*re JUST IMPORTED, A QUANTITY Mawseed, &c.. ing season whose wool 5 Pheasants; 8 youn variety of rare and vat "Ati Grey » The usw: fe Bind.” For sale bp sat ETE, si? 2wr ES SPANIELS, Itai Hounds, Newiouudland Watch Does ite] ari eee cert athe po depor of A Blk ee! 0. Soha bs Au FORK SALE, Ox ae hans FOR C: ry THAT well built ont convenient House, and Stables attached, known as 14 Barclay — ithe late resi- fo) of Jobu evens Eat ABO Zi Want atree’. BROADWAY PROPERTY TO Lge eo en, OWNER of the valuable ting: Broadway, Canal street an street, ers the same to Iuease for a term of years to any Individual «Company that may desire ten a de- scription for ‘mp.ovement—its central | - Tay and Coudl sateot, is one ofthe macs Geeieeie the city for the erecticn of a Pal ifice or for mee so, the perty on Broad’ early opposite to a street, exten 1o Mercer st the front on Broadway “< Mercer street is 75 feet by 200 art of the money necessary foi mt, Would ve vanced, if necessary.” For Page Tate. 325 fet roadway, Room No. 15. 0 1! ATS STATEN ISLAND. i ELEGANT MANSION, known by the name ware, di Monte, built by — at pres a” oceupn ether wi ute ia sure 1 rounded by an extensive and beautife es highest state of Salrieatioty and commands aview rot surpassed, and generally so well. knowa as not to require ther particularas hands: oe gees bee te Be Gtyines. ‘These Cotages nave bees built with great Bay and City of ork, ‘The situation is un- ALSO, TO LET. near Capo di Monte, See ceria a dereienat ly situated ee han, particalars, ‘apply %o 'O LET FOR INTER. ne hay OF ROOMS, c pare i es boon uewhy palated. Sx furnished. ‘The loeatt rab SESS Beater sade aaneats asset one 222 lw*m WANTED. eumodated with delightfully stunted gooms, oy applying at 474 Broadway. au28 Im’ FRENCH MILLINERY, nine. UNDERWOOD, respectfally informs her frievds and the public in general, thats! removed loore and — — Ocrober Gi Wintet Hate of the laeat Parisien sey ies eee fot Hats = ‘and altered to the pre- oR VM. UNDERWOOD still cousigues to Bleach sricbont Weumeitgtne certore’oc teving the seGy ot eal ertare or leav sulphur, He's algo restores the color when badly bleached, asin fany No: 110 Hudson street, New York. 2825 Seth COUNTRY MtRCHANTS DESIROUS of purehasing Pichionatie: Milli aud Dresses, are invited to ou fea Establishment, 427 Broadw 1 E mace: elegatt styles, of og ap god latest fashions, may always be seen. Also. new ant beautifal fancy articles for fall and winter 823 lw*rre THE LADIES ARE jnyited to call at Mrs. Heman’s new Establish. ment of Fashionable Millinery and pose Making, 477 Brouiwavy wore aa anprtment of the mont spieadid new at) scyles of fancy articles for the fall and Al Er Sree A CARD. peoprttsoe of the Phenix a revurns his, eye g wie SD roserrson, and Cap Man‘ pctonr, | Ble me of hi necitgi ety. P 0 ‘gance, is now being ex! q the great disparity between his ren je trade tn Brondwa, he Gugzaee wil a be ioe Ss commen oenal My tha best vites the incredulous to eall aud have rest. WM. RUBERTSON, JR. aared fot base ed. Notw! hetanding and those of | KSTABLISHED PRICES AT GUENEY'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT, Fuurox BUCK FUR EAT Building ) FIRST. p QUALITY BL fase QUALITY SILE HAT.. SE hy been ti teu fn relied on, a0 the is! The prove vel y apperta woud poles respeetfully The public oe font th vais roe i his" Hate by prod of any other mani fe ine fy, ind belie mo candid mind will leave the. pre- m™stm* ma oT EDTNEY, 154 Fulton ot. WALTHKIPONT & JAMES, FASHIONABLE HATTERS, Bite near eprmece ox to wase Teas sai the: on band & achoi smn a oenytnn and eee oa fog own mani Gentlem want ofa Hat they use are im oa and examine. Cr jeieneal 22 : 515 2w*m sea PON NEW san os AND DSHOE STORE, G@MAIDEN hte, oft inde Boots, os $3 00 j, Fine Calf to any ity, ee 30. can bonie Agia - Sates aoe ee fepicionet ought for cash and Heaviag low ney eyo in ten tore Mt te! Jone in the tu25 ime fane, corner of Wall FINE chit reas or 3 Y Ni FICE HOC ym M an (CAL NO’ STO sis New a surgeon of ri The Doctor has Conia oe years in this city, troned di 5 am =p fea babe igiarsss cla fu Roy lorree rom fre suspended im large in ieee tions which ombesssnell Uiseoncs Crise oe Fampannas bod Dr. HZewow, 30 PRS Tat wERERION 3 = eS eaesbi shea” ‘Tor “the Te ms Advice and Medicine, IMPORTANT TO © usa cy yok living in the cou personal applic: taining all medi ui m, and tremtment any, and enclosing $5, post-paid. VELPEAUS SPECIFIC emit ‘OR the radical rnoarnaafn dna pon nthe sree ese, wianaletachy pea confidently recommend lity dulgence excess y kind. It is an inval y for ‘en a mute, or barrenness, unless meh: cases of halfa dozen $5; carefully pee eb ree 8 ofthe Union " CORDS ALTERATIVE MIXTURE. tem, ‘shoul "ase t rson can consider jease, without thorou: dagtly Gelebrated alvera Sold for $5; CONCENTRATE EXTRACT AN AND SA! PREPARE “Dd i ihe New York Coll Pharmacy, established f This refined and « Sarsaparilia, at ihepeble, tnd tary bo relied on ose corte from an impure state of the bh a tite ae cd em gana ape disease ere se Noaravent Connen oF vouren ann Naseav frmesrs