The New York Herald Newspaper, January 31, 1847, Page 4

ration, to the sailors, was reserved vote. It was concurred ia—76 to 65. ‘The amendment for dry docks was comcurredin—yeas | 98, nays 31. ‘The bill was then passed. of reso!utions. Read a”) The Clark real them, They 4 unanimously, 1 That the thauks of Congress are due, and are hereb; sented t Major Genoral Zachery Taylor, and throug! to the brave oi farms 2 That the President cause to be trating the splendid achievement, a1 General Taylor, of him by Congress. 3. That the Presideng be req eral y lor. Object,” “object,” and ‘I object,’ were heard in se- veral directions. Mr. Cocks.—I move a suspension of the roles S Me Kenxnepy.—I! move that the House adjourn. [‘So do |,” “adjourn ;”*'oh ! give old Zach another medal, he deserves it” Mr. Bryce nore.—Mr, Speaker, —- Mr. Kewxnepy.—I move that the House adjourn. Mr. Sow call tor the yeas and nays. . Mr. Kewwspy.—The resolutions come from a mighty suspicious source, he yeas and nays were refused. (Cries of “tellers,” “tellers,” “question,” " question.”} ; Mr. Senescx.--It we adjourn now, will the motion to suspe the rules come up the first thing inthe morniug ! ‘Tho Sreaken—It will. [“Ay, the Spesker says it will.”} An adjournment then took place. Fi tapecensa, Jan, 30, 1547. A bill is before the State Legislature altering tho di- vision of the township of Moyamensing into three wards, instead of five. This township seems fated to have some alteration made in its local divisions at every wession of the Legislature, to suit the purposes of some clique of politicians. The whigs having now a majority at Harrisbarg, desire to secure for their friends in the towuship avoice in the management of its ufluirs, us weil as a division of the corporation offices. By the new division, one ward will be democratic, ono whig, ond the other native; so that if the latter act with the whigs, in the Bosrd of Commissioners, that party will have a majority. The petit jury of the criminal court have been dis charged untilthe 8th of February, when the trials of the capital cases will commence. ‘The Delaware this morning is comparatively clear of and quite a fleet of vessels have been enabled to get up to the city under sail. ‘The wind is quite high to-day, and would be much more unpleasant than it is, had not the copious rains of = lng converted ull the cust of our thoroughfares into mud. The buoyancy in the stock market continues, Mage | 19 the amounts sold as at the beginving of the week Prices are still improving. ks at Philadelph 19. 350 Vicksburg Bauk 074; $600 Stvie o1, 05, 1; 1 Philade!phia EX- B. ending RR 32: 5 Vem 72; 1107 do, eash, 71%; vani+ Bank +6000 Stare 5 Union Canal 22. Srconp Boaap ~595 L* igh Interest 6234; 258,94; 19 Seliny kil Nevig tr n 9634; 60 Bank f Commerce 37545 80 Lehigh 25. 10 Schuy kill Novigetion 36%; 100 Susque- 20 Mec anics’ Bk 26. 50 Rea mr RE 32% al 11; 150Girard Bink 108%; 300 Lehigh 6's 6 29 Sch i Savns —100 US Bank 154 tion 36%; 2000 U S Loan 5's, °43, 9 City Trade Report. New Yous, Satwrpay Ayrxnxoon, Jan. 30, 1847. Asurs.—The market wes quiet; pots were quoted at | Very nearly att $4,873¢. and pearls at $5 3735. Berswax—Last sales were made of Southern yellow at | 26 a 26XKc. Baradsturrs.—Flour—Tho market was quiet compar- ed to sales in the fore part of the week. It being packet day ‘change was thinly attended. ‘The high freights,with scarcity of vessels, also had a tendency to check opera- tions. Wo note sales of about 500 barrels, Michigan at $6 813¢ 2.300 bbls. Tro: bbls. Jersey at $6.81 ; about 2,000 bbls at | es Genesee at | ill be perceived that there le falling off in the erri- | $6 8734, at which the market closed ; Georgetown and Howard street were held at $6 75, while $6 50 a $6 6234 was offered Wheat—Some superior lots Genesee, pure white, were held $1 60; 3 000 bushels red mixed Western sold at $1 45. Tho market closed tirm. Corn—The sup- plies were limited, and holders very firm. We note sales of about 15,000 bushels, part yellow, at 100 cts., about 3,000 white at 105 cts., and 3 24.000 yellew at the same price, combined in the purchase with the white. Corn Meal—We note salos of 3,500 bbls., chiefly New Jersey, at $5. Rye—A sale of 6.000 bushels was made, deliver: able on the opening of the river, 86 cta. Oats—Canal were quoted at 49.4 50 cts. Barley—Several lots were on the market, bat held ata figure above the views of de at 76 c Steady at 7 a 734 cts. Corton—The sales to day were not generally report- ed, but believed not to excead 3000 bales. Prices con- tinue very full—in fact, some parties consider they are ‘one cent per pound higher since the arrival of the prck- et Hibernia. Fis —The market continued bare of dry cod. No.1 mackerel was in the market at $9 50, and No 2at $5 50. Hemr.—Sales American dew-rotted continued to be made at $1 10a $1 15, and dressed do at $1 15 a $1 0.— Dui the week some sales were reported ut $1 75 for Meravs.—Lead was firm at $4 1235 @ 4260. Iron Scotch pig sold at 29 a 31. Holders dem: worth Mow, 32 cents. Navat Srones.—Owing to high freights, sales tur- pentine continued to be very small Spirits continued to sellat 40c Wilmington rosin was sold at 60c. Nothing done in tar. Ons—Sal a let superior English was held at 70 cents; no change in whale or sperm. Provisions —The market in the forenoon but became more active towards the cl ‘we note sales 500 bbla mess pork, deliverable the Ist April, at $14.50; 500 do. in store at $14,25; and 2 a 300 rt measat the same price, and part prime at $11.26. firmer; $10 was offered for country mess, and 10,26 asked, and 7,6734a8, demanded for prime. Lard Was quoted atS% @ S35. Good cheese and butter were in demand. Rice—The market contioued firm. The sal week reached about 1106 tiorces at $3 a 3% tor ary, and $3 87% a $4 37% for good to prime. Some siriciy prime bi t F460. 100 tierees and barrels New Osleans sold at vax quiet, of change— note sales of 40 a 50 hhds New Orleans at 80 Talo. Tavcow.—Last sales of good rendored were mado at 8 2 86 cents. Topacco—The stoek in Liverpool at ast advices amount- edto about 59.000 hhds, agaiaat 49,000 at the samo time last year. The sales of Kentucky and Virginia loaf this week, embraces about 100 hhds at 3.4 534; 75 bales Cuba, ‘st 30; 2 a 300 cases Connecticut seed leat at 7 a 10%; and 60 do. Florida, at7 a 35, Wratrvorr.—The market was qu held at 35c., and South 8ea at 38c. H. W. was Wuisxev—Some 30 barrels only, sold at 30 cents— | which was an a Woo..—All American fleeces were in good requost.— Foreign was inactive. Fariauts. —To Liverpool—Cotton 7-16 a 3¢4; Grain in sacks, 23 a 23 To London— Grain, 23 a 268 ; Flour, 8s; Hi To Havre—Coyton, 13€e for round, and 1%c for square; Grain in sacks, 28 a 800. ; Flour, $1 25c. per barrel. Rear Estate at Awcrion.—Threo story brick house No. 85 Beekman street, opposite St. George’s Chareh........ ‘Three story brick hous No 43, adjoining. . 8,150 Two story brick house and lot, south corner Greene st., 21:9 x 60. . » 8.370 Lot west side Bedford, near Morton st. 80.. 3,300 tory brick house and lease of lot No oo Kast Broadwi 4 ¥ Legs 5,500 ‘The lapse of a mouth since our lest reviow of the mar- ket, per" Cambria,” shows a wonderful chango in prices, & you will notice on referring to our quotations. We quoted fair Uplands, at that date, eleven and one eighth cents ; today, they sell treely at thirteen and a quarter— arive of tuiltwo cents per pound Our market commenced to ngthen up immediately after the departure of thut und for the first two weeks the rise was very fair Uplands being quoted on the 16th inat., at eleven and a half cents per pound About the 20th iust, received afew days’ later accounts per sailing ves: nels, which being considered a forerunner of a lange ad vance in your market, buyers came freely forward, and each days sales after that date exhibited a decided im- provement, and as the time drew nearer, when the arrival ofthe Hiberaia might be confilently looked for, prices seemed to increase by giant strides—fair Uplands being quoted on Saturday, 29d inst, at twelve and a quarter cents, for large parcels. On Monday morning, 25th inst., ‘We received th ws per telegraph of the arrivul of the Hibernia at Boston accounts from Liverpool to the Sth instant, being more favorable than sanguine operators for a rise anticipated prices advanced half a cent per pound on that day, at which 4,000 bales changed hands; the following day the salos were to the same extent, but as holders brought ferward large parcels, the ad- vance of half acent was barely maintained ; the next = new buyers appeared, and the sales ran up to 10 000 bales at full prices, the market closing up tight at tho above advance; on Thursday the sales reached 7,000 bales, at an additional improvement of ono quarter cent. Yesterday there was a good business dene, and the sales were reported at 5,000 balos. About one quarter of the operations of the jast three a, ays were tor export, all the rosidue buiog ou speculation. The sales for. the week ending 9h instant, were 10 000 bales; for tho week ending 16th instant, 11.000 bales; for the week ending 28d natant, 16,000 Halos. Since, 16,000 bates Ki ‘The receipts at this port since the Ist instant, ha been 23,000 bales; expor's since Ist ins! 10 U0) pene By spinnors 10,000. ‘Taken on speculation 30,000. stock in city, 35,000 Amount on sale 8.000 The movements in tho staple, in the aggrogute this seavon, compared with a corresponding period, in the previous two, have been as annexed. Recoipta at ports of the United Stat 1 Bales, since Sept. jane period last year. . 460,127 7 year before, 972,010 Exports from United States since Sept. 1, 1946... 374,38 “ bed same period last year, a ‘ b bak year before, ,, 1508 602,772 sand soldiers of the regular army, and the volunteers, for their courage. skill, fortitude, and 4 conduct in storming the city of Monterey, when de- by more than double his foree, and de- fended by the strongest fortifications, which resulted in @ brilliant victory to our army, and reflected honor on struck, a medal, illus- resented to Mejor @ testimony of the opinion entertained ited to cause a copy of Soregoing resolutions to be communicated to Major | cotton are likewise comparatively neglec’ nano —50 Girord Banke 1034: 597 do 1034: | the 6 ommeriel Bk 5 220 Mech. Bk | CrP Att 3644, $50 Lengh [terest 6255: | Couteibe ce the ports, of 3,514 bales over tingen 44310 | vious | the following’ reroarks : | ing forward the present crop to market have been far better than usual | ance of fiae weather, their cotton to the various landings, the navigation of Veil Navi gae | RR 2%. | dressed you the most current estimate of the crop in trait brands, $8 757 809 | lowered th | in the shipments of 129,096 bales against last year. ied higher | operations of pu American linseed were made at 6234 conts; | | to Great Br foreign ports thare is an increase of 21,636 bales. | Good and Fine . | Arrived during the past three day | Arrived previously . | Exported during the past three days... ..11,427 | anc | ues to be ch | accordance the week are 18, | on hand last evening, inc | cleared, 94,282 bales. ‘The dotic | port, as compared with tie receip time, i# 60,923 bales. | at $6 1834096 19 for » separeto | mathe closing quotations in this market, were as en emouns 10516,000 Livenroon Cusse: Uplonds. Fl ar “ rls da. Mob Siesas + one. non fone oe Male 12 al2ig + 18 18h Iie 2s 12 012% aX 13 128g013%4 New Oxeans, Jan 15—The Commercial Times gives elopsed since we last had the pleasure of aldressing you by the Cambria, and though the interval has been ma Kf by many fluctuations in the value of cotton, yet the general tendency of prices has been constantly upward, and the market is now fully one per cent above the rates quoted on the 1sth ult z ol Referring back succinctly to the particulars of the month’s operations, it is merely necessary to state that the sales of the 18th end 19th ult. amounted to 6,500 bales, without any change in prices, the quotation for middling to good middling being 936 99% per lb, The following week, however, opened with an active de. mand, and daring the first five doys purchasers took 23,- 300 bales at an advance of 34 a 340 por lb. On the 36th the Cambria’s accounts were received, and immediately produced an extraordinary excitement, accompanied by speculative purchas which swelled the business of the diy to 7,000 bales, ata rise ef fully 340 per Ib. The entire sales of the week reached 39,700 bales. Daring the early part of the following week there | was no abatement in the demand, but, on the contrary, | an increased disposition to operate, of which holdera availed themselves, advance of 3, a Ke, but towards the close the Decame qui imate, with a corresponding es to sell, so that the transactions of the week were limited to 16,200 bales. The speculative support being thus suddenly v drawn, the market began to exhib toms of heaviness, and at the commences ent oi last week prices gave way 14a %c, and even at this decline arket holders found it very difficult to effect sales. This stato | of things continued up to Friday, accompanied by avery | quiet market, but on Saturday the demand opened again + anew, cbiefly on the part of Northern buyers, and jtho transactions reached 7,800 bales, at gradually ‘stiffening prices, which close y in the eve 0 ment of },c. om the lowest rates current 4n the early port of the w Since then the inquiry haa progressed steadily, and the sales of tho past tour days comprise 16.700 bules, in- cluding 6.000 disposed of yesterday, the market having gredually acquired more firmness, until prices ore now on a Jevel wilu tho extreme rates paid on the receipt of tho Cambria’s news, showing, cs before observed, a rise | of 1 cent during the mouth. It will be perceived, on referriag to the subjoined partieulars of the sales, that the demand has centred al- most exclusively on the midiling qualities, a ciccum- stance which explains itself the more readily from the fact, that there has been, thus far, a remarkable scarcity of ordinary Cottons this season ; indeed, the absence these grades has been a general rource of i among tho buyers, The better descri inquiry tor such being chiefly coufined to purchases forthe North Knglish buyers have latterly operated to a very limited extent, and the bulk of the Dusiaess has | been transacted for the home market. For the coatment | ot Europe. there have likewise been several purchases, | aud speculation on tho spot has at times holped to in- | | crease the amount of sales The entire business of the month bag amounted to 85 800 bales ‘The lapse of enother mon h has effected no change in | jews of well i formed parties on the subject of the blush, this remark may appear singt n connection with the general appr: ipts, which now show an increase, when tak tall at year This coi y was already anticipated by us in our pre- cular, wherein took occasion to muke The facilities for send- ndependent of a long contina- | ich has enabled planters to haul our rivers has been infinitely better ‘than was the case | last year. Itis, therefore, far irom surprising that the | arrivals of late have gaided on those of the previous | season ; and, from preseut appearances, we should not | be astonished to see them fully equal the receipts of the | | last crop at some period in the month ot January. Prepared a’ we wore then for the realization of that | | prediction, so are we now satisfied that the increase has ned its maximum. At th ceipts {are not estimated at over 70,000 bales, aud many parties predict they will be less. Of lute the arrivals have come forward very freely planters being induced to hurry their crops to market in anticipation of any favorable ad- | vices that may reach us from your side. When we last ad- port the re: this quatter was 1,900,000 bales, and we still adhete to these figures, notwithstanding that many parties have | opinions to 1,650,000 bales. On referring to our comparative tables annexed, it | vals at this port of 59,877 bales, against the sume period | last season. ‘Tho quantity of cotton received at all the | ports, shows an increase of 3 $14 bales; in the exports to | Great Britajn thore is a falling off of 138,952 bales ; and | to Fra 0f7,143 bales ; whilst te other foreign porta | there is an increase of 16.999; showing a total falling off | ‘The receipts at this port since 17th ult, amouat to 108,- 97 bales,of which 65,226 Louisiava and Mississppi; 23,919 Tennessee and North Alabuma; 1,936 Florida; Lake 288; | Mobile 637; ‘Texas 91—ugainst exports of 84,60) bales, viz:—To Liverpool 36,544; Glasgow 83; Havre 12,730; Marseilles 1,042; Bordeaux 52; Nantz 745; Ant 1,652;Hambarg 90. 37 3,917; Gonoa 892; New York 4; ji delphia 541; Portsmouth, N. H. 1,003; Baltimore 116-— leaving a stock on hand, including all on ship board not cleared yesterday, of 174,163 bales, eRPooL CLassiricat ouisiana and Missis sippi.—lnferior 9; ordinary 4; good ordinary 97%; | middling 10,910; good middling -10°a103g; middling fair 10% 010745 foir Mal)'4; fully fair 1134; good fair 11%a | | 12; good and tine 12}3. | Jan.®.—Our last report left tho cotton market ina | very firm position, and most holders were claimiog | somewhat higher rates than our quotations. This firm stand of the factors had the effect to check the 00 bales, in the transactions which took places prices were tolerably well supported. Yesterday was a r greeable day, and partly (rom this cause, nerhaps, there Was nothing of consequence done, though it was quite apparent that buyers generally are not disposed to enter | the market at the rates claimed; and prices, though with- out any material decline, may be considered somewhat | easior than at the close ef our last report. ‘Tho sales yesterday were barely 1200 bales, making a total for the three days of only 5,000 bales, taken partly jor the North, but mosily for Exgiand and the Continent. ‘The total receipts at this port since the lst September, | are 374,973 bales, against 453,257 bales ut sume date last year; sowing a decrease of 75,284 bales; while in the receipts at ail the ports, up to the latest dates, as com- | pared with last yenr, there is an increase of 2,152 of the | § | to foreign countries ales. In the total exports from the United States ax compared with the same 31,356 bales to other dates lust yoar, there is a decrease ot in, and 6,129 to France, wi Companative Paices or Corton ar tus Dare, in toe | roLLowine Years, A7. G od vudiling Modding Fair Fawr... Good Fair 11d “ ii Farin 10syale olan eal rg ai'y 1dyale?, iakals 9° alo” Tes 1 am Statement of Cotton. Stock on hand Ist September, 1846. Exported previously se sec ceeee eee e 194,210 ———205;687 | Stock onhand oud on ship board... . .bales 175,08 Mowe, Janunry ‘Wednesday snd Thursday a good teoling existed, bayers and sellers meeting {roely | The inquiry, however, run considerably on the better | | grades, which caused aslight improvement on those | qualities, The sales of the former day were estimated | at 2000 bales, those of the latter, 1500 bales, Friday, | early, the cokers took their usual rounds through the market, out contrary to general expectation ail but | three or four withdrew, and up to nearly the close of business hours, every thing wore an in nimate appear: Liter inthe day, however, and partly after the usual time for operations, we heard of sales, amountiog in the aggregate, to fully 1200 bales, On Saturday, the inquiry again commenced on a liberal scale, and holdera having relaxed somes hat from their extreme rigidity, operations went forward to the extent of 3000 bales Monday was a brisk day, and while cottons were freely offered, buyers could gain no advantage, bat on the con- trary, prices hardened up as the business proceeded ‘Too sales reached 4600 bales, and rates went up fully to the highest point of the season. Yesterday a good in- quiry existed, though there was not, perhaps, s0 gonoral an attendance of buyers, as tho day previous. Those, however, that were im market, met the viewsof sellers, | with freedom, thus evincing ‘the existence of a good feeling betw both parties, Sales were estimated at 2900 bales. he prices of tho previous day wero fully | sustained. Feotors’ tables are well furnished, but hold- ers manifest no other anxiety to sell than would appear in the regulor course of business. The buying cont ly on domestic account, and some on epecuiation. Sales of the week foot up 16,200 bales. Foreign buyers have mostly stood aloof for the last three weeks. The qu of ') ae por Liverpool {Clasaification.—Ordinary, — a 10 ; middlings, 104 a 10%; middling fair, 10) a 10); fair, 11’ a— 5 good fair, —u 11} ; good and fine, al ‘The receipts of 5 bales—exports 6,004 bales; and stock usive of sll on shipboard not ney of cotton at this t# of last year at this Miscelianeous Domestic Markets Bartimone, Jan, 99—Kvening—There were sales of 5000 bbis Howard street flour today at $6, Sales of prime red wheat at $130. Sales of 4000 bushels prime white corn at 85 cents. Sales of oats at 40 cents. Sales ot rye at 72 cents. Pritavgienra, Jan, 99—Evening—Flour and Meal.— The flour market at the close of our report was excite und in the evening 9000 barrels were sold at $5 a $575. On Wednesday, sulos of 13,000 barrels for export at $6 12!49g6 0 raday the demand was less ac- tive, and pric wtritle; sales ef 600) barrels f me at $6064. To-day several sales at $6 124, $8 05%{a$6, ch » Rye flour—No wales and no fixed price, wal has rapidly ad- vanced, and the sales have been very laage; they gave way 4, ond ao: ro: Ib, Week's ©: | | the foll wing review of the market:—A month has now | Ricumosp, Jan, 93—No sales si per Hibernia—helt at $6 Wheat—$115 for red and Corn—Sales of new coro at 75c per bushel. Wheat, cfful—Bran 12)gcts; shorts 17 cts; brown stuffs 80cts; ship stuffs, 50cts Atwany, Jan 29-—Although there are several sellers in ‘ket, we do not hoar of nerally ask $6 375s, but this figure does not meet the Alter our report was closed yesterday a sale of 600 bbla, Genesee was made at $6 25. Eastern orders, and small soles from store, are filled at $6 50— Corn 796 ; oats 28c ; rye, 84 ley 61c. The quantity arriving to-day is vory gre: views of buyers Grain still advances Tito Janzino, Dec firmness of holders (e: ) the rise of the w enabled them to farther advance prices. tions in the mean time embrace 6,500 bbls. new Rich- mond at from 20/000 to 21/100 ; 1,000 bbls. old Richmond at from 15/000 to 19/500 , 3.300 bbls, Baltimore Col Haxall Columbia ond Richmoad Country at fom 16000 accumulated, and may of which 16,000, say ‘od new Richmond, 4,008 bbls. Baltinore, 2300 do Columbia and 700 do Philadelphia remain on Speculators likewise hold a few thousand bbls, amd the maintenauce of present rates, say 211/000 eLmond and 17/500 a 18/900 for Bultimore, will en tot supplies from the United ug in a large stock at erefore, continue to buy | to contend successfully for a further | ness | The total stock now be estimated at 42000 bi 1d it very decided symp. | depend on the ex Bakera are mi present high rate of 1 jthoy will, t 1 it mus h, the consumption of the At Montevide shes matarivily, | quoted nominal at $10 4net $5 to 17: ult, report sules of Richmond flour in small p Advices from Pernambaco to 30th uit., quote Rickmond 19/200, Baltimore 17) a 13/000 Bania quotations of oth instent, are, Kichmond 19/(000, Baltimore 17] a 18) nominal Amer: he ulrvady heavy stock has been increwsed by eijts, say some 1,100 puckages; and for the pre- a wiblo to elfect sales, irills, brown 30 in Bleached drills 460 r8 ; dercies, good 30 in 3 260 a 280 rs; biue drills, good 0) 4 200 18; stout twilled shirting stripes of assorted patterns in bales, 30 in, 260 a 280 re.; 9 rs.; shirting #tripes in cases assorted, good 30 36 in. shirtings 200 18.; 30 in. stout shist- ings 160 a 170 rs.; do. 27 @ 29 10, 140. a 160ges. per yard. Coffee — Prices of the article, which for a tew days in the rt of this month, decliaed to 2/300 a 760 for good firsis, have wince re- ‘oi an active demand, principal- United States, and may now be quoted firm at 0 for superiors, and 2\/750 02/300 for good ars are scarce, and cost proportionally high, Choice lots superiors Lave been pur. "he stock does not exceed —Saies limited to a few hundred The stock is lai , have a downward tendenc; whites at 2900 ana browa 1//990, sominal. 15,009 Kio Grane have been gold at 165 rs. for heavy, ‘The stock is large, say 110,- agers decline pay suitable for the eels at 18//500 to. 19) 000 in, 250 a 309 perior, and 2)760 covered in consequ ehured at 3/000 and upwards. and 170 for ligut we: 'y Rio Grande, and pure ‘At Montevideo, hid were costing 734 28. At Rio Grande 8%, on board. Freights rule v: 70.0765 per bag for American, and 90 5 for foreign vei sels to the United States, and 45 , aud 6 per ton to Europe. not voried, iarge transactions having been done at 254, Specie—Spanish doubloons 29)/100 ; Patriot do, 29200; Spanish dollars, 1\/960 rs; Patriot do, 1900 re; silver, 100 per ct; stock, 6 per cent, 86 a 8634 per cent ing present rates at which rate we quote it, Civeinnagi, Jan. 26-Only moderate ssles were made <j About 1200 barrels were and river and railroad, i were from railroad cl ‘eported ransaction to-day, Foreign Markets. —Brendstuft.—Although the re- ceipts of floar since our last have beon very large, com- 165 bbls, ali from the United States, yet the ouraged by advices from Bu- ticle in the United States) has @ berne in chasers, and the market ou Satur: | rates, and the market closed firm. Swedieh bar was | day was exceedingly quiet, the sales barely reach. | | ing 800 bales. On Mondey there was rather more | business done, the sales amouuting to | but atl the market exhibited lithe activity, though Kingston, Jan. ; ee | ny, disa- | Mauritius Maracaibo Neavitas, Oahu , SI ‘ari Port au Prin Porto Cabell! Point Petre 6 Pernambu Surinam Singapore Santa Fe, (N My. Sydney, NSW. Trinidad de Cal Taleahunua..+ v Zanzibar Vensels Londing in Npox—=Switzertand, Kuight eylor, Redman, ces, Menes r uh; Heinrich, Werth Odessa, Danbary Dustin Jame: w-—Saracen, Hawk Hamuuna—A Von trumboldc, Brarens. Flor; Sophia, Ljanburg. St Nicholes, Mveleigh: Dac D’Orleans, Richard- dave, Alusworth, dras, Coliins; ar. Commerce, i . ton, Brown; i Kk sir Colon Campbetl, Campbel ‘smith; Wm Ward, Seaslan; abbott b lor; Blonve, Crawford; hliza Ann, B ket, Hoosick; Ocean Batchard; bert, Bartlett; Suekspeare, Headerson; Wiliam Lonpow—R C Baile o) ow=Eanblews srpit watehel. bariorte Harr son, jocdeorrom; Hi BALTIMORe Manebe ter, Pre Korrenvam— Albert, Voutrertin. Lo»pon—fioneer, Graham. Bremen—Ann, Hortsman; Elise, Koch. V iit Bolus, ‘orbietno er; Juno, Arman, AmsrenpaN—Fowhattan, Hayden. or Liverneol ‘Bammersor 10, Moran; Sarah, Bar ES a New Rosa—Dunbendy, Baldwin BOSTON, Jan Q—For Livenroot—Washington Irviag, | i Ineianp—Coquimbo, Bors. the Hurope. For Livenroo.—Oxford, Yeaton; aia, Allen; Cambridge, 3 offin Dlof, Hector, Speacer, “Laurance, igri, Herz. ORLEANS, Jan 22—For Livenroor—Abby Pratt, | i 5 ( laiborne, Bui rent ny vord, r. ‘i Barmen—Agnes, Warneken; Victoria, Nertens, “ Hava —Auserhitz Uleck; Coast antine, Simpson; Espin- ce » Henderson; Wilson. ti; Talleyrand, Webb; Fanny, Cons—J hn Fehrman, Dayin, A net ble, Pos ‘riuees, Jewett. P trea, Vetren. ‘elntyre, 29-For Livenroot—Orion, Meyers; iseatore, Bonedin, TON, Jan 24—¥or pier, Tear; Rolt Kerr, Marwell; Di eal: Adam Lodge judgren barys Indust mi Stadi een, Warre: Guewvocn—Agnes & Ana, Hoyt; Dalhouse, Wilkie. u=latrepid, Wilson, a Woretgn Importatio: Havaxa—Bark Loui gars FH Pabourm3112 ait—150 Renauld & F: io Oliver & Cord | A n Baracoa—Sehr Curlew—17 bls tobaceo 4 bols 8 logs ma hogany 63 do cedar 72,000 segars 10 Lxs do HH Price—36,919 co 6 oranges 3000 plantains 460 shaddocks 26 bunches psey & Gilmartin, Mais better’ xport—8049 barrele flour; orn meal; 10,56 bushels wheat; 6625 bush- jrain—Wheat has been in request; salet of | 30.000 bushels good and prime white wheat at $1 35a_ and some at $140; 18,000 bushels red at $1 20, 30, (aod Southern at $1 15 Corn—Saies of 10,000 bi ae MARITIME HERALD. Slovements of the Steam Ships. in one or two weeks, w who fate indal to health and | d his office, as iusicuated U t.gRemember, 19 aoe atreet, Rye—No s , hels. Penn’a at 80 to 87, end 10,000 prime Southern white at 8734 cents for 66 lbs; we ses" Ge DISEASES—»KAN r A COLLEGE ‘OF DER; GRAVEL, STREET, NEW YO! a. College of Medicine having had exteasive , THE PHILA: DicINE-ORFICK K —The Members of at $4, 240 of which jarrels from wagon who advertise th confidently ‘and sincerely and permsxent cure, ftom ait puis of the Usit S47 Som al parts of the has wated alcers, di fiat and. ski most modern and 20 receipt of news | Packets to Sall. Dec 16 | Oxford, Yeaton, 29H. thousandth part of r pe ety were kiown, avery different opinion ‘And, itis not ouly the present misery and de) le briag upon soci- route rhammatio ; ving mercury, injadicious tr STRICTU SPECIFIC Log ‘on the mind = a to toully destroy the reproduc | Howiogaer, Bur | Moutezuma, Lowber PORTSMOUTH. ature as to effect posterit dx Garrick, Trask, Switzerland, Knight, Feb 1 aebec, Williams, ED OT, for the cure of Gonorrhaa, | Victoria, Mos | Wellington, Ci treated, may reaaain so dor. tution as to show themselves in uo other effects on posterity, fai with regard to the mote immediate train of evils, Proves so fruitful a sougse as the practi box of pills for t omplaints. Now, supposing even these remedies were good, such are the yarious symptoms whic! ° tnd. s0 essentially do ‘thoes rr hadw’k, Dec 2 . | Independence, Bradi RE. Ft missions, fischarges from the urethra. — ‘This powerful diuretic cures. 800 any other remedy lscavered, without mterieting iz any way with bust r me BARBABA entrated acl bottle of drops o nate cure oi these comp! continually aris diseases differ {r01 ‘dod in one must be destructi the opportunities the avthor has of witnessing in th Wor’ instance, some ; any en in acordance W from one another, a Admiral, Wotten, cH Saracen, Hawkins, the cure of scrofula, Theumatisio, largemeut and pains in the bones the train of diseases consequent and unskiltul medical treat en, | Gondola, Renny MAN ea. Prince de Joiaville, MARSEILLES. Dec 10| Prince de Joinville, Feb 18 an injudseious use of meren: ment. Price Que Dollar per bottle or six bottles for 85. NON MEKCURIAL BLACK DROP. HIS valuable alterative ‘and constituriocal ther, while nota few have been de their complaints were neither one nor cae other, buc totally @ifereut and innocent disorders. Hut of all the cases w and afford the finest Here the poor pi The transac: PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 31. medy insyphilis, both ich more painfully harass the wind, mer id rted avery, is that of Stric jent pays for piils or drops, month after month. Sometimes the gleet attending might subside or dil enerally to return again se retyn oF uot, 'Now every real physici t. Single bottles Or 01 lozen $5. £ TONIC ELIXIR. REPARED expressly (or the use of those who hove in- sees ofany kind. 4° orndang (ouie will positively cure impotence res, uoctusaal émissions, nervous irritabili ion, weakness of cea cases of halts fhe in none the better off, eon knows that ail the physic in U a je 5 Liverpool, © H Mi Koight, London, Grinnell, Eveleigh, Havee, 8 Ch Ships—Oxford, Yeaton, {may most easily me of common pru- yor committed largaret, Young, d & H i ‘Rob ey, Arnold, J Elwell & Co; Lonisia- the © re, Schmidt & Balehen; C Underwood; De- Park, Port Wal- E 8 Powell, Powell, rrfolk, Sturges, Clear delphia. he would say, (and he eam appeal to tie most emment physi- the city for their truth, ty, general physical pros jane, and coustitutional tis also e powerful corrector aever fails Lo produce the peri ) how important thay ing of the character d talent of the person he in about to trnst iv such a case— th respect to the eure of Stricture—-this, it is grav tostate, 19 generally accomplisied im very ‘little umn without pain or ineonvenier.ce. provement of late years in the treatment of this compl Heed, 1m the hands of proper and experienced persou of Sttieture is now aecompl it demanded mouths. “pire, Keaser, Norfolk, ideratum that nature mands, nad, is eo easential to preserve . ‘Two Dol ee ence PARTI ATIENTS residing in any part of che Ui Msreo (Aust) Zan, Youug, Sagua ia Gi er, Charleston, i Post; 0 4 ticle | trot, Mort thal, Va, J klwell 9, Washatta, Marker, St Mory: Wilmington; Mary Jane, Osbor man & Co; Commerce, Johason, Nothing ean, excee 2st ult, four is 0. Rio Grande dates tustion, let the disease be of what | delicate, priva by the members ae, nud the necessurry remi indtit may— will be conaulte for achort time ouly, but been a source of trouble and ies, with directions, In this instance the fee (85), which eneloxed, post paid and e perfectly cured, though it years. For the convenience of those who cannot consult th ¥, he fw wa Peculiar and succes: . fron Havana, Jan 17th, with augar, &e, Birk Louisa, Lal tod J Taylor. sidin company with brig Gozelle, rw H include all expenses Brig Moses, Bulkley, 8 days fiom Charleston, to George Hew, Dyer, from Baracoa, Jan 17th, TR. JOHNSON, 17 Dunne street, £9, well Kuown ua the aiast suceesafal practiouer in Ne York, in the trertment of delicate ri in those ol half cured canes that have Gleet, stricture, ulcers \v, or in the throat, or nose, paias iu the head and ;cous icutional weukne: u yy ear Chatham street, | case. His treatmentis the most radical, as w s jouer i ivate that can be devised,as would w illiu pri thousands of names were the subject ofa Sch; Jonas Smith Hunter, Wilmington, N to Deraseite & Brown 3 Schr ‘ora, Oliver, from Newbern, NC, with naval stores, ', naval stores, el ature. “ ¥ tations by post may be addressed “box 869 lower ast amiee, aud will receive the moat faitaful aud deliberate Schr Sainuel Castaer, Robinson, from Greenwich, NJ, ct, nd separate rooms for those who att 46 tm) aymond, Heverin, Salem, NJ, corn. t, Bailey, Thom: © MERCURY—NO COPAIVA.”—Dr. Cullen's Tn is a domestic preparation, alsems, no Inercury, OF any very pleasant to the taste. Gouorrhosa, 1 all thei: forms, Vegetable Remed: omposed entirel 1 ship—unknown, n philitic complain the medicine is tak id the REATISE ON CERTAIN IMPOIC N SOME OFHER OSELY RESEMBLE RALPH, author of the“ Family Physi fc., and for sale at the Publication Office Medical Works, $28 Broadway 1 hird ecition, 200 1. comprehends every subject relating to the dis: referred to as well as the vi jsmauagement, such Misccliancous ttecord. Packet suirs Osford, ¥ laud Kuight, for London, will cholas, Eveleigh, for Ha Lerten Bao of Stermer Hibernia, for Liverpool Reading Rooms, this da to any part of the Tae cmt Distases WHICH fisy geraeat wre ral Agent, No. 136 Fulton jor Liverpool, and Switzer. tained until Tuesday, street, Lamp Store, Sin Buildings 511 Broadway; Bowery, comer of Spring street; B ree: ;49 and 114 Cau Hi Houston street: 168 Vi close at the Exchan; o'clock, Letters ean > a consequences result enereal eruptions, leet. arricture, & on these subjec: ‘Nbe southern raia storm subsided in the course of Friday ud yesterday morning the wind eame round to WN w seve ely, doing considerabl. ; and smal! craft ou the North river side Two lig at pier No 6, were ub! of whea. in order tu orurt of Adams Badger, Ne war! and p sible any one should best way of curin i thor’s own practice are giv! king alongside of the essay on the Concealed canses of from destructive cousequenc and youthful impradeuc aud Constitutional weakness id tremors which afflict th which very much resem! are communicated too, n thing at all to do with ‘when they are being diugged by anes, they have no such Z jis work is, therefore, designed as a protection i to those who would venereal or gonorhoea 2nd w! same way, but which ttle do people think ious quack, that “ae upon them, PARTMENT OF STATE, INGTON, January 28, 1847, t Exchange has Tne following gation of the United 8 penhagen, Denmark wae er ‘eons of Londo : ledical College, Philadelphia. The sulted at his office, 196 Fulton street where the Book b nburgh, and gra against imposition, and treat their own case with privacy and success. OPER, 14 DUANE street, between Chatham and ‘twelve years enjoyed ite diseases, of nuy medi- He can cure the most azgravated removed in two to five nscovered « new meth od by which he can cure the worst form of stricture in from with searcely any pain to th Const.tutional debility, brought on by a secret habit indulged ‘spepsia, weakness of the lim! sion of intellect, forgetfuln aversion to societ) On the end of the north harbor pier, @ Ligh feet above high w 1 first of December next visib'e inevery nish) from the harbor, northern shore of the Elbe. It will hive a pale reddish ap- shoal before the head of the notth har- mary high water, from twelve 1 feet 1s found. Until the complete’ removal of th m buoy, wit! in f be exhibited e ery night, from Elbe, this light will be of one mile (Da- t by west to the im atrects, has for the I fe practice in pri CUBEB EXTRACT. ‘hi nd effectual remedy for the eu L lidified concentration o of Copsiva and Cubebs in portabl yr taste. lt contains in the small and from southw: cases Of this disease ; and mild ‘Doctor Cooper one to two weel m effectual in quickly and radically curing the diseases of thos i Aun street, where any lie on the extreme wi entrance into the har eighteen feet at h tn the harbor ti from Glucksta steamer, are to hoi soon as this signal « wall thea be sent | where aarangements Gluckstadt in two hi st 3 0’clock PM. my he railroad from Ai . For sale at No 2, tion relative to this class of diseasi schere partiqular attention tures by an experienced p! u to an office practice. Private entrance to in by young men, and small of the palpitation of the heart warranted in every cxse, or no charge. taining $3 for advi paid to the treatmen: of stric- Be not deceived. ded to- from Cuzhaven to Altona, ee Deen made for transmitting it t0 railway,at# o'clock AM, and half ARRIED LADIES WILL F them by perusing Moral Phy R.D. Owen, with additions ani D MUCH hey bord logy, written by the tions by R. Glo- his book earefully read by every marri advice strictly followed, we are persuad tate of society from the present would ‘and the prespect of a large fami be but poorly reared, paevent many ‘ring the matrimonial state; but EDICAL CAKD—Dr. Morrison has been en) % years in the successful treatment of al! Private diseases, mercurial and sri jomnorhosa, and holds no communi sad Kiel to Gluckatadt is connec- ted trom Bahahofe, by a horse aud road, with the places fi Janding and load: | ean load and unloa philitie eruptions, ity, arising from t ith pretended surgeons. es of the court of railway carriages ides of the ships, The terrors of povei children, which cow rudent ‘people from e: ere 1s & work that will tell you important secrets which may obviate all such objections. Price of eiber & Co. corner of Chemut Spoken, iptis Quiucy, fm Hevana for Boston, no dats, off Cape Flo- rida. & CO.’S, 76 Nassaw street, olesale and Retail Faml it Establishment, &e ign ‘an 12—In port, bark H Re fr Matauzas, ready. Sid sche St Grocery, Tea, Wines, the proprietors pledge ‘snuine, and sold at anomi- ng ‘Teas, of the latest importations and myst Suears of every grade ; C Maracaibo; Wines, C! roix, Wilming- LUCINA CORDIAL, OR THE LIXER OF LOVE, Banacoa, Jan 17—In port, sch Martha Weshington, Holmes for N York, unc; only Am Havana, Jan 16.—!n ort. ships Adelaide, va, Laguayra au ud seedy cure of ii potency, Lucorthea or It Menstruation, incontinence o +ud for the general prostration It of inherent or cipient Consum . (Barclay & Per | obstructed or diffi h Dairy Cheeses laskow Spices Iams, a superior New red and round; at flavor; Soaps, Starch, &e.; = of fpperior ald lonhes, Dock Port, a y le Reserve, Madeira, Newton, Gordon, Mur- jerrings vow landing from ship Ang Har- Fine. COTT & THOMPSON, rt, lagher, for Phil Ut article for the table, hi sd, nnd of the do; Hibernia, Elli jew Orleans, eld; R Groan 1 San Ji cit Bro Blake, Blake, di: Mary A Jones, Wi Carjtou, une; Kdward do; Mary Broots, Pendleton, fm Belfa i" ley, (the celebrat % les Hammond, Li ie, fi iscassett; Nalvados, Sabator Emprenairo, Butte; hich ‘ded by the world, as one of the most important medi rine oy iberty street. “aise for sale Im*rh. e, Will Phos, Street, Ne ann sheever, Idg; Gen Washington, 'MeComus, for Savannah, do; Wreath, Jabutt, diteg; Sarah, te Rochester, Sawyer, for Caimeto ‘next week vzarro, Pendleton. d joue, tm i, and Walpol Boston; berk Im Paine, Cadenus; He ye | w 4 by Wyatt & Fi of the city for caal AOR 23 1 WEIR’S CELEBRATFD BROWN ELECTUARY, PPROVED and recommended by the remedy for all atfections o} weakuess of the urinary organs both xcellent medical preparation er beea known to fail im removing the most United States for | N RICE REDUCED TO % Cure for Baldness and Gi ‘The Tricopherous or Me dged by all who have us article that has ever be sands have proclaimed and bore w Itprevents baldness, restores t or become thin; kee} moves dandruff, seur: brie Orion, Randal 1, Hoyt; A » Page; viala- Samuel ‘Hicks, Jalen, Deans 2 Ceylin, Cri ter; Carole, Wyman. | | Mediator, Lord; Margaret, , F re quick, sure, and tumes, without regard to diet tw air that has falien off | the bair from becoming ke. It is particular! ‘it not only cleanses the h ness and brilliane jn yer, Savannah; Caspian, Benton, Carden or hindrance from bout Jan iG—[a port, brig ran Sea Boor, unc; schr Lith, brig Fawa, Boston. Home Ports. Baistot, Jan 26—Art sloop Three Brothers, Fer Providence for N York; 27t» 26th, s1d brig Cocheco, Usher, Hay. CHanceston, Jan 26-—Arr 2th, bi tyre, N Orleans; schr Lucy, Lor Nallage, fim Li 0 ir, but gives a soft, Hy 48 ann street, which cannot be sw Rochester; and at th And by Wyatt & BARRY, artist 1n hair, Ree re rom: Stad Ant- ‘riz, Wickman. CHALLENGE-—Val Tivalled remedy for diseases of dy cure without restriction of di iy advantages wi capa them a decided al and speedy cure loop Arion, Miller, ch Pills—This un- ana. H ri Ellen Auguste NTINES! VALENTINES! VALEN- HF. most extensive assortment of Valentines, together with new valentine writers, envelopes, an every thing connected with the festival. city, by remitting, can ha $5 to $50, and upw: to Seach, Aa ‘We will warrant our Valentines to give satisfaction, and possess over balsam cope! other nauseating mixtures,caunot fail to give Besides being the most effe verpools brig Duncan, fin unkiown, Below, a Swedish bark. ‘orbiomsen, Belgiu raJ Rustling W. N York. Arr 26th, Swe rig Thoosa, Hoy:, p Robert Ker, Maxwell, Li jealers out of the Cid Norweginn bark mall assortments made up,from florence, Deck r, Bosto Ry timore, Lew vnuvaaily/iibess inell, do not afte Waceliln; Stephioi, Kruger; eral, vie Haven mort intimate friend, thas enabling the pati jear of suspicion or discov equally effectual for either sex, in all compla flour albus, or whites, peculiar to feinales generative organs, Ronorrhasn, gleets, &e. Ke. s of these troublesome complaints afier eve: They hevs been exren: complaints with such a Remember the ah of February. FISHER, 74 Chatham st. MANGANESE, d barrela superfine black Oxide Max from the mines, ‘Wieginte, jnegreseives other remedy has faile for the last ten years universal success, the propriet duce a remedy of equal certainty Price $1 per box. s Lowder, Con! Boston. Cld bark Witsunaron, Jan 27—Arr 26th, brig Samuel P tier, Barry, St Thins; schr Ceean, Burditt, td 27ch, bi Watson, Watson, St Jogo de C achre J'D Jones, Griffion, d Convert, Fogg, Carracoa: For sale at 147 Greenw, Liberty. Also, for mle by Wyatt & Fletehe P2YATE, D. FOR THE 65 Xe AT Nawann street. ¥’S BOTANICAL PILLS, fort cure of Venereal Diseases Glee: Shylock, Crooker, St K EI leComber, Onslow. ose ISKASES—ESTABLISHED SUETIESBION OF QUACK Poarmacy, established for the ‘suppression ef quaeke y particular attention to al! cig Kooge lentiy promise to and rai Ustehrat Dise: 1 re made from the p e y.. who, for a great many years, success- ages of the above bbut in several publie hosp tal tages over all liquid medicives, | h the stomach or affecting the | m extremely convenient to take, brated Dr. Abern fully prescribed them 'in all DEAENESS CUI BROADWAY. (Extract.)I fit for dary, in gomequeuce of total a MeNEVENS Continue to direct their seoses of a private natare, and Persons. requiring tacdieal trea cure, without injury tothe coa: luyalids are particu College on the first appearance of thow ag 4 Yast amount of sufierini One of the inembers of the Colley nected with the prineipal hos those complaints, attends for consultation daily from Queen ¢ 4 breath, which renders 1 exciting the least suspicion. : | de celebrity of Abernethy s Pills is the best guaran i es uccess in curing all the above stages of gonorrhon wn returned to hi ly requested to m ‘Surgeon to H. ent deafness, dischay- tirely recovered his he: military duty. —Signed, M. torces, Jamnica. , Acoustic Oil—A sure cure for in ges from, or noises aud collections of hard war, ke ears—lor sale 181 Broadway sat CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC JOHNSON’S TOOTHACHE DROPS HE CLOVE ANODYNE, for th A manent cure of pain from decay intrinsic value as a remedy, become imi rh who have nosed it, man into the market by anprinet time may be thas: generally sufficient to e Pills should be takeu fortwo or three da: _ tn Long protracted ehroaic ¢ itational difficul: hor in teatify who have bee almost ineredibte short sp ‘They may be taken at # ces, with but little regard ro diet, except in absta spirituous and fermented liquors. Fall directions accompany Terma Advice IMPORTANT TO | inving in the country, #, they ave equally | ¥ | CRY INVALIDS—Persum indiug it inednvenieat to 1 personel applieacion, esn have forwarded to them a chest con | taining aj} snedieine requisite to perform a radical eure, by ng their ease explicitly. together with all symptoms me of contraction, nud treatment received elsewhere. ff any, tnd enclosing £5, post-paid, addressed to W. 8. RICHARDSO! L bi td Arabelia, Simpson; iF y time and under anv circumstan- | Y had genuine, wholesale and retail, only at Apotheca iM 1. 36 Catharine street, and 1297 Maiden Lane. arse; Chae Ferdinand ey n, Walsh, Hai Exveellent, Craft; Georg Voilock, Melatyre; ablic against all such sparious com- ‘can possibly be the on BY thik na VELYSAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS. 3 Division street, | onor;hoen, gleet, seminal emis font discharges from OR the redic sions, end all mocopurul (successor to A. proprietor. nid ask for Jopsn vial, ar every one e only safety for DROP. This inedicine 4 che that can safely be relied on to ops, and to exam ne the wi of the genuine has the signature of Henry Jol Remember that the true Ulove Anodyn cure for the most violent toothache or pain inthe gums, and that it is manafaet | Chemist and Dro; ixease without i d without diet or hindraves fro when all'else have failed pavies exeh vial, (with fall directions.) whici is warrante no matter how lon vem, with leas trou @ shorter space of time, than any other | medicine in the world, or no pay will be taken, Price $1 per vrter time than any other r disagreeing with the stom Cries $1 per bo: nsive treatise necom: d genuine only by 273 Broadway, we 100 Fulton street, 25 cents, venroot—Sir Chas Na fence, Brewster: Con- | Jay; Mountaineer, Bogart; Kory O'Mois, Wakeham; Ada,’ Watron; Mandane, Hatchinson. gland. Robinson; Martho Bancwvona—Carroil of Carrollton, Metcalf. ¢ Skvxcat—Jeane Bapsiste, Le Condre. Rorrerpam—Minon le, in the Grae 77 East Broad- 1 3im*rh harmae} eine ommended for ali eas LIQUID HAIR DYE. tantaneous Liq He di johnaop. MOTHER’S CORDIAL. i is article, when used mn the Inst rent, that no female who would be willing, on an ts effects are to shorten an f cae on Child Bie ees half, and other ‘This is 20 quack nrvicle, but the preseription of ATCHELOR’S cases of halfa doxen $5; earefaliy BICORD'S ALT By..5 {VE MIXTURE, Ht the permanent cure of prima. > or secondary sy; yenerial uleors, bodes, or nay compyaint i use of mercury, or ti uspecting venereal taint rematuiag in t fier without del hinself sate after havin e ithout thoroughly cleansing the system with tly celebrated alterative. bottles at $1 exch; in exses of id and sent to all partsofthe ED EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILL 4 TIAN AND SABSAFRAS, 4, Pharmacy, esteblished for the suppres extract, possessin: MENARCY , 18 50 A} ponnds that are sold wm nced its bene performs all it promi Permanently color Indies? or gattheny ious, Weeks. Matasor, m; Staer Rodder, vi ed and cleansed private rooms will be found ct the Im & conviuient form, with full direetio yenience of those who prefer for Hair Bottles $1 50; for the holesale and retail by. vo. @ Wail street. near TO THE DAGUERRIAN ARTIS A. ARTAULT, 149 au Bazaar) his just received h Daguerreotype which he offer French (-hemie: Caledonia, Wi Melelan, Rig is for use for the DOLLARS REWAND. for the cure of Gonorrhaa, Gleets, inints of the organs of generation. jovered for the above co wisy; Asia, Gal. ross’ Specifie Mixture Botti ‘oprietor, WM. analogous comp CONCENTRA’ SOREPARED of Medicine and ‘uy loging: Hy the punfyingg ualities aod eurative odine, Slt ‘of Gold, i 35 i 2 rietor eh rvades all ranks 0 College as super: At present before the public, for ail diseases tris such as serofui 1é cxse of recent gonotrh. to ony extract of and moy be relied on as ing from aa impure sta is a discase [oat nu ey y ean cure theni- KEMITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, | tle tch maroc Baha selves without the 5 ee Se wwe cannot be contracted if ‘or going (0 bed when exposed, tions necompany ny mn bottle Insts a week, which generally cures; twod. di the mixture is taken at nt in all the principal towns in Englan pad, and Scotlend. Mone: paid) from any part of the Uai dress and the nai be regularly forwar Cases forwarded to all A very liberal Office open from 8 A. arts of the Union, liscount to wholesale purchasers. W. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D, % Nassau street, Broadway, corner jr vy, ue BELL Canal stzeet, ton street, NewYork. | jas imere