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Rochester this A geutioman who bes errived Rag that the Meet of boats Tio. delayed by & sand bar, four miles eust-of-Utica, and by low water at Herkimer, No boats from Rochester had passed Herkimer this morning. eo Afairs in Washington, mui i sloth May 8, 1847. The Victory of Cerro Gordo—Santa Anna—General Taylor and “the Presidéncy— Mr. Walker—Mr. John W. Davis, No despatches have as yet been received from General Scottdn relation to the brilliant victory of Cerro Gordo. Private letters have been received from Vera Cruz, con- *aining nething moro in detail than what is given in the New Orleans papers. It is doubted if General Scott sill write before his occupation of Jalaps. His next ‘despatch will probably be dated from the Capital of the Department of Vera Cruz. ‘The general order issued the night before the battle of Cerro Gordo, bears evidence of the assured confidence of ‘the General-in-chief in the result of the battle. He gave specific directions for the pursuit to the walls of Jalapa ; ordering, for this purpose, that each soldier should be furnished with two days provisions, and that they should not return to the position then occupied before Cerro Gordo, but should press on, without pause, tothe capital of the Department, The alacrity with whieh he followed up his victory, is deserving of the highest praise, I can gee no reason to find fault with Sante Anna for flying from the field. He can certainly be of more ser- viee to his country, alive and at large, than killed or captured. If his flight contributed to the defeat of his army, it is another affair—he deserves, in that case, all the scorn that can be heaped upon him ;—but if, after a gallant defence of his works, he fled to escape capture, his conduct is altogether justifiable. It is only when a man can no longer be of service to his country, that he should “ stake bis life upon a cast.” Honor does not, in in any other caso, demand self-immolation. It would seem that General Taylor is to be foreibly dragged from the camp where he is valiantly vindi- +cating his country’s honor, to be put up as a butt for the abuse of one party, and the interested adu- lation of another. For the sake of the country on whose records he has #0 honorably recorded his name, I say, God forbid the old soldier should depart from his determination to discountenance this attempt to drag him prematurely into a political canvass; not that ! would not at the proper time bestow upon him all the honors that a grateful country may with prudence concede to deserts so high as his, but 1 would not em- barrass the movements of the warrior, by unsoasonably throwing the toga over his armor—nor would I bid him quit the field of his glory, to become the tool of one party, or a mark forthe abuse of another. The people will, in their own good time, reward him according to his merits, He isnot aman to be the puppet of the poli- tiolans. Mr. Walker is still confined to his room, and I regret to say his physicians entertain doubts of his ultimate reeovery. His disease is inflammation of the bronchia, and his medical attendants apprehend a sympathetic in- flummation of the lungs, or that acute inflammation of the bronchia may at any moment ensue. He has boen enjoined to preserve absolute silence, and all business is positively interdicted. is active mind must feel sadly chafed under this regimen. I regret to see that Mr, John W. Davis, thelate Speak- er of the House of Representatives, has declined a re- election to Congress. His absence from his coun- try’s councils will be a national loss, A more ac- complished, dignified, or impartial officer has never presided over the House of Representatives. To an intimate and critieul acquaintance with parliamentary rules aud observruces, he united the greatest firmness and unpartiality in their application. His official in- tercourse was marked with a spirit of dignity and bland courtescy, which gained him the esteem of both parties. 1 trust his public life is not yet closed, and that he may again appear in even a higher position in our public councils, to maintain the dignity of his State and of the country, At five o'clock this morning, the guns ushered in a day of Jublive, in honor of our victories in Mexico, from Palo Alto to Cerro Gordo. To-night the city will be brilliantly illuminated, and fireworks and bonfires will conclude the rejoicing. GALVIENSIS, Wasuinatow, May 8, 1847 The War—The Victories of the War and the Costs of the War—Killed and Wounded for the first twelve months. “The war, which for a space did fail, Now trebly thundering, swelled the gale.—Scorr. The auniversary of Palo Alto, that splendid opening of the war by Old Rough and Tough! What a busy voene of operations the war has presented! With what unparalleled vigor on every side it has been prosecuted ! Palo Alto, Resaca de la Palma, Monterey and Buona Vis- tn, are Old Zack's proportion. A series of guerilla victo- ries are the share respectively of Col. Price in Now Mexi- co, Col. Fremont in California; and later, of Com. Stock- ton and Gen, Kearney in the same region. The moun- tain gates of Del Norte and of Del Sacramento, are the fields of Col. Doniphan; Marin and Rio Frio, are the tro phies of Col. Morgan; Tampico, of Gen. Patterson and the Navy. Vera Craz and the the great castle are the prizes of Gen. Scott and Com. Conner; Alvarado belongs to Capt, Hunter; and last, though not least, the moun- tain fight of the old soldier of Lundy's Lane, at Cerro Gorde, which, to this writing, closes the uninterrupted chapter of the continued and unbroken successes of the American arms, is the crowning wreath of the general- in-chief. The American forces occupy territories of the enemy comprehending an area of 800,000 square miles, equal to Afteen such divisions of territory as the State of New- Yor ‘The ective American force in the field, over all this vast expanse of territory, has not exceeded at any time, a sum total of 30,000 men. By a rough estimate.the losses of the Americans in the numerous fights and skirmishes have been, perhaps, not less than the following :— Inthe operations atound Matamoras, in killed and wounded... x At Monterey At Buena Vista. In incidental skirmishing within the line of Tay- lor’s operations. .200 In ‘the operations “in New Mexico, “kiied! and wounded. 200 In California. 7 {i260 At Vera Crna and neighborhood... :. 60 ‘At Alvarado in the attack of Com. Conner, say. 10“ In the attack of Capt. Hunter. . .. . + 00 *t Cerro Gordo, including the march there. .": {500 Trycee wullew ana, Died of the climin. 7004 _couaprebending the killed snd wounded, sna'eig dead from disease on the side of the Americans, On thw other hand,we think we may safely set down the Mexican losses at three to one in killed and wounded, as the aver- age, im all the battles and skirmishes with our troops in every quarter; so that their aggregate loss may be rea- sonably set down at 10,000 men, ax an offset to the 3,010 of the Americans in the foregoing table. in the Gulf, the United States have lost two vessels of war, and, perhaps, not less than fifty transport vessels of all kinds, from the northers and the coral reefs, equi- valent to ® loss of $2,000,000. ‘The aggregate expenses of the war up to this date, regular and irregular, ordinary and extraordinary, with a valuation upon everything expended or lost, except upon the brave men who have aied in the enemy's country, or from wounds or disabilities incurred in the will, item of $60, 00,000—of which we may set down $5,000,000 to expenditures in the enemy's country, and for purchases of mules, provisions, &e., and hire of laborers and mule drivers of the Mexicans. equal, jet us assume, to the eiti- rens of Mexico disposing of these articles,'to a clear profit of three millions, deducting first cost and the por- tion disposed of under the law of contributions These data will indicate, in part, the losses of the war —the gains have yet to be designated, estimated, and acquired. Mexico, of the two, we suspect, though she may lose half her territory, will, in theend, be the arent or gainer of the two. service, cover an Wasnrvaton, May 8, 1847. The Victories—Our Metropolitan Federal City Cele- bration ‘This morning at sunrise the banners were hung out, & merry peal was rung on all the big bells of the city, snd 4 salute fired from several points, in honor of the triumphs of the American arms in # country anciently the empire ¢f the Aztecs. At noon the joyous ringing was repeated, and this evening we are to have some bril lidnt fireworks at the navy yard, and a pretty general exhibition of {lluminations and bonfires all over the city. No more appropriate day could have been selected for these demonstrations, than the anniversary of the battle opening the war, unless it were the day selected by New York—being the day on which they doubtless received the news of the battle which xery likely closes the war, and winding up at the place of beginning W give up, of course, to New York When sie attempts to * ree gen Wasnimoron, May 4, 1847. Colonel Dizon S. Miles, Quite a sensation was caused. here yesterday, by the ®ppearance among us of Col. D. 8. Miles, now Major of the 34 Regiment of United States Infantry. Hem & Baltimorean, and the great question among his towns- men just now is, who shall do him most honor? An ele- gant sword has been voted him, and it is said to be, in all respect, wortny the hero and theyman. Other mani- festations of the popular estimate of his important ser- Yices, await him. We hope he will not decline the prof- fered honors, for it is not often our citizens are permit- ted totender them to one more worthy. Col. M. visited Washington in relation to matters strictly offtcial, yet his presence here did noteseape the notice of thehighest authorities. Some incidents in the career of this officer are so highly honorable to him, as soldier, that I am induced to refer to them here. To his fellow-officers, it is well known that within a few years, Capt. Miles re- signed a situation in the staff in consideration of the greater opportunities for active service, afforded by the line of the army. His conduct was then every whore applauded, and his friends confidently predicted his dis- tinction whenever that desired opportunity should offer. At Corpus Christi he was in command of a company of the 7th Regiment of Infantry. As such, he marched to the Rio Grande. At Fort Brown, during the bombard- ment, he was so honorably distinguished in his zeal and soldierly conduct, that General Taylor called the parti- cular attention of the government to his services. Im- mediately after the battles of May, the duty of recruit- ing ofteer, which would have removed Col. M. to a nortl , and to the bosom of his fami- ly, was Offered him, ‘but his sol erly spirit induced him to decline it, and prefer active command while his services were demanded in the field.— He chose to march for Monterey in command of his regi- ment. The history of that great battle and. eapitulatio ion records the achievements of this officer. He has alread: iy received two brevet commissions—that of major for hi services at Fort Brown, although not in command, and that of Lieutenant Colonel at Monterey. He first took possession of Ci and waa for several weeks its civil and military governor, His merits in this capacity were so conspicuous, that he was afterwards appointed to the same duties at Monterey and Saltillo. General Taylor knew his merits. fter the brilliant siege of Vera Cruz, inwhich he has been again distinguished, Col. Miles re- turns for # brief season to his family and friends, Honor, then, to the chivalrous soldier. Other rewards await him from his government. OBSERVER. Sales i yy Boston. Excaancr Boar, May 8—t Western Railroad 10334; 15 old Colony failroad cd 7 do 1015 25 Canton Co, 430 392; 50 Res prorwich, and Worce: Ratiroad ae a ey 98g Jo, sbids, 23 2055 feast ‘Boston D euting dail its 7434. ity Bank 1%; per cent advance; 18 a Cafe ¥ percent pedrance:, 5 Boston andProvi- dence oad 5 per cent adv; o ton. and Providence BR, new stock, 1 adyauce;7 State $97 60; 1 Amosk cit Manufscturing Co, 40 per cout adv? f Bescon and, Lowell tt and Massachusetts Railroad $754 er cent adv. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE, State of the Flour Market. RocuxsteR, May 8,—In flour we hear of offers at $6. A sale of 142 ‘bbls, deliverable at Albany by the 20th of May, was made at $675, and a sale at 6% was mado at the Merchants’ Exchange last evening, after the tele- phic report of the New York market at7 P.M. A jot of 700 bushels corn sold at 57c. We quote wheat at $122 a$1 25, Pottsville Coal Trade. bd he quantity sent this week by railroad is 28,613 01— 4,000 10—total for the’ week, 22,614 15—show- ug a alight decrease by the former, and a’ small increase by the latter, compared with last’ week. ‘Total for tho season by railroad 352,728 09—by canal 19,401 01. The freight by canal to Philadelphia {4 70 cents, to New York, | $175. $180. Boats continue very scarce on the canal Vessels are getting more plenty at Richmond, and froights have declined a little, with a downard’ ten dency. We quote as follows :—T'o New York, $120 a $125; 2 25; to New Bedford, $1 75; to Provideuce, $1 6334; to Fall River, §1 6236; to P orte- mouth, N. 'H, $250; to Newport, $1 70; to Albany, $1 60 & $160; to Troy, $1 60 a $165. The price of white ash coal. on board, ranges for lump, from $3 50 to $3 75 per ton—prepared coal $3 624 to $3 75—red ash, from $3 75 to $3 874—Lehigh coal from $3 8734 to $4. ‘The stock of coal on hand at Richmond does not dimi- nish much, This is to be regretted, as it interferes mate- rially with the prices, which are ranging about 25 cents per ton less than whatjit ought to be for a healthy busi- ness.—Pottsville Journal, May 8 Foreign Markets. Matanzas, April 24.—Freights to the United States, 2% 023 per box for sugar; $9 per hhd. do.; 4 for molasses. To Europe, North Sea, $4 15; to Russia, $5 26. Molussos, 25g reals, plenty ; boards, $40 per M ; sugar box shooks, $3, each. Commercial Correspondence of the Herald. Mavacvez, P. R., April 21, 1847, ‘We are now in # situation extremel planters have their sugar houses full, purchase: disposed to operate, and everything is paraly: want of vewsels, Gof” has beon paid for freight of sugar to the United Stat nd if vessels cou.d be obtained by augmenting the price, it would be done ; but they are not to be had. ‘The same difficulty exists with regard to English and French vessels, which are equally scarce. Friees current by the cargo: Flour $13% 5 meal 35 rice 74; codfish 43g; mackerel ¢; herring 6; mess pork 30; lard21; buiter 21; candies 19; hoops 65; ds | St Domingo St Ubes ngers Livenroor—Ship Samuel Hicks—John FE Leiptar, Wi Muspdy. and 315 steerage. ‘atenronn—Brig Till: Citanceston—Ship Anson—Mrs Wm Simons, Mrs J C Si- mons, Miss J A Herbert Mr A Boyden and lady, Mr. N Cowles and lady, Messrs J F Hawking 4.L Grisham, J Warren, D vahan, JH ‘Todd, L Hoy, ‘t King, Captains WH Von Chleter ond lr Laeklag- ta rosereus. jons. ks—2 cks Folger, Alfced | & AF Lagrange—10 bales 5 cases * Igcases Hurst, Bros 45 do 102 ho Ze fare son, Watson & CoA cases Lockwood & coms the! : tendon & Bliss=3 Witch, Sturgis & Snaw—8 ble’ casen Riggs, Jer & co—%9 cases Reiss, Bros & co—5 Umber Dan- buryi3 bls Francis Buyrict—a2 Cameroe & Brand—5 chs ‘apscott—! ales re & comt bls 1700 sac gale Hila cot eases EB it, Brad ley &co—I cl ton, Bros ve 10 cks 3 anvils Corning, Homer & co—9bls 1 ck Rotuas C, Blackbon Frazer & Greenhull—6 ble 1 eae Smith, Thurgen & co—i50_bxs tin Beastt $60 budis sheet iron Phelps, Dodge & co— bls Walker, jros—1 case Simonsfeld, Bash & co—10 J & J Stenent & co— Sherman—100 tor mal eoal DC Colden—t bl 13 jevins & co—3 bls Hadden & Son—1! case A& BE itt bls 1 case John Raniford—a quantity of corn ate) & co—10 bis 13 cases 500 bxs tin plates 67 tons pig iron or Maragvex, eI R—Brig Lerant—2%4 hhds sugar 25 hhds mo lassen Alsop & Chauncey—20 bags coffee Culbert & Fiulay bbls molasses to master. Brig,Ceres—48 bags coffee F, Stevens & Son— a &C {67 366 boxes sugar iver vrall—ig0 boxes do JJ Taylor & co boxes do Grinnell Mintum & co—300 dozen pine apples 15 do- zey pumpkins lot water melons master. Sara Cac2—Brig Judge Whitman-160 lors cedar 100,000 he sugar 93 bales of beeswax 19 Domestic Lmportations. Pera Lee ysA Adams & Hawthorn h—=107 do Adams & Hew: sees do J Ww phate ¥ si Jyh pando Sprague, & Robe inson—2 ine and ¢eks JD ‘Luke—6 cke ‘Thompaen & Col iraak, and | bx J C Whitmore es Ashton, ta 5035 a Movements ort the Ocean Steamers. Steamers. Cantams. Leave Europe. Leave Amerieg: rah Sands, Thompson. . u Caledonia, Low... New Yor re ay at 7, dt eke RG lew Yor seamen, fell over! 3B by Re day: aie aan cares tt ee Fae Tat 2 sche Belle Tale, ak ot Prov namie he Bit spoke a few wages brevious, Brig Paeite, (of Province: town) Perey, with wedrig Ceres, Havwyer, om Matanzas, 2at ult, with angar,to Whitman, from rue, Cuba, Ababa ; ays Nene Cor fee ral vise 90. i spoke ti of fo fence beatin ey 4 gngne,b brig aja, ith brig ‘Till, Parker, 42 days from Waterford, in bal- tick oii ainse co ee . Sritieh bat brig Rokeby, Birth, fe® Sunderland v; es files Fest apoke sachet sh} Ameri healer besos: or lon, 5th ‘iastan wbocanpand Jans" cel neish beg Newiotte nie, Thome, 39 ee, in va bl der. 13 , denis 46 8 US naa, Teh inatant gen fa 50, paeed teig Wns, 2 ag La esha ri Jeabella, Gibbons, «2 days from Cork, in ballast ‘& Po: passengers. a ‘brig Alert, Wayradaystiom Halifax, with fish, to ritish sche Lord Fitegerald, Vou York, 42 days from Gale ase to Grinnell Matra 32 Tava at 0, lo long se tank Quincy, Be m Boston wach Sn, 18 an from Windsor, N 8, with pack BOVERI PS, trom aston, withmdse 10.8 W ‘Sehr New York, Goodrich, 4 days from Boston. Below. Brig Lydia, of Portland, f Br brig Lady Peel, from ‘Also two brigs unknown, fein in aise Brig Mobile, Brazos. At paclion at at poatharost Spi, packet "atrick Henry, for ‘Cohgta, for Bostons Lourre Pe Antwerp; brig ior St Phones: Sevanues, for Savannah; Poland, for , and some 20 sail of schooners Ship Breck lies at anchor off Quarant: Herald Marine Correspondence. PHILADELPHIA, May 9.4P. etna) a ave Li pow: pomes,, (i Migeamorg Flynn, doy» aches amar YN york: Henry Ci ke; Kas’ pa Bi Bal ‘vin, Harding, Middleton; bark Abogun, Flasty, “Liverpool, Miscellaneous Pacxnr auipa No rutianentanp, Griswold, for London; lavre, will sail this morning. Exchange, and at ‘Kenyou's, 61 Wall Lavxcunp—At Searsport, recently, a copper fastened bi of about 170tona, calle the Mariel, to be commanded by Cape, iam Tilden, a At Belfast, about 150 tons. fine brig of unlap, ym New Orleans for Vera Cruz, ‘Apeil 16, lat 21 07, oe ai ay 7 7 days out. Bark i Harding (rom Baltimore for Valpari Juan, Sete aes from New Hi lat 25 32, long peadley, fron from Philadelphia for Boston, May 9, 20 in for Marti- 4 " vo gelem, from Philadelphia for Boa- tou, May 9, off the Highlan Brig Lin ‘Smith, from ae Orleans for Vera Cruz, April 14, 12 miles from’ Vera Cruz. ‘Whalemen. Spoken, bark Commodore Perry, Bailey, of and for New London, April 13, lat) 8, long 94 34 W, full. Ports. bark Olga, ‘Turner, for NYork, ion altered from Bengor, Wales: ieee ape April 7—Arr Lanark, Vennard, from Hull for Alex- andria, &h; Do Bote ‘Ooost, Bremen, for wniprow Dover, A range, Ade, N York. 6th, of sop ties, tae renee for York’ itch, Nepsake Be meyer, from Kowerdam for do, eNoA, April 9—In port, bark Emma, Brown, for N Orleans (vot N York) 39 days passage for Palermo, to load for New York or Philadelphia. ra Ly Dec 26 (not previously)}—SId, ship Angelo,Has- jong Kony x, April 9—In port, brig Consort, Lowry, for Phila 004, April 16—Cld, Trenton, Manson, NewOrleans; oe Chester, Landers, iMeERICK, April Toi port, bark Mary Boughton, Belch- er, for hep Po ie Matanza’ 1 24—In port ship Clinton, Doane, from Antwerp, di rks Sy lp hoate, for ‘Cowes,’ &e, 4 days; Lucia Fiel from ovo, ju arr; Ann Louisa, Spring, from New York, igum, Crockety from Boston, do; Louisa, Galler irom Phifedelphi, do; Heels Scott, for New Yor! Amios Patton, MeMes for Ant werp, do; brigs Emeline’ ‘smith, from Boston; Cy’ ele, rill, from Porttand; Potosi, Patterson, from do, ibernia, elliott, do doz Fi Lyle, from and for Philadel- man, for New York, next day, (ove account Orb, Dav Boston, few days: Coral, Godward. for do, next day, {another account says for Catharine Nichols, Nichols, ‘for do, Mg; Confidence, Mes for Philad; Benj Carver, Carver, do; John Hill, Plerce, fi New York, arr 21st; Phenix, Houer, rom Ph Sods: Hec ise, artes York, dys Henn Jiiee'V ori from Portland, dor ma ing; Spartan, from vhilad Milla Roby, for Charl joston, unc; Or! row! of do. ' Sid 23d, bark Condor, Pierce, jan Mavaauez, PR, April 2i—In port, brigs Addlsige Sy Wash- baa, for N York, ready, but delayed on account of sickness of Capt’ Mason, who was at one time given up, at the counts hopes were entertained of his recoyery; Saidini ‘Capuno, for N York, ldg; sch Albion, Hardini } Justarr and chartered at $75 for sugar and $38 for for ewrort, April —Arr Amanda, Renton, and Sylvina, El- lis, Newry, to load for St Thomas. ERNAMBUCO, about April I—[n iit brgs Brandywine, Smack, from Rio Janeiro ; Tam O’Shan- ter, Francks, from Boston Grane, In pore barks Yemochere 6, from h d alow ‘Talbot, hove for repairs vory, for 3 Alfred Harm n, and Choctaw, Fhtne 6 or 7: and Clinton,’ Harton, une: tobe, ivelloved ‘Of Bath) from Cape Verds, just arrived, with salt. Rorrenvam, April 15—Sld, brig Minona, (Sw) sees B ‘Si.1co, April 17—Arr bark Isabella, Given, NY Apal itArr (not sailed) Roya William, Wratronr, Montgomery, ‘ork. ‘Home Ports. Aveusta, Me s An Planet, Hawes, Baltimore; Philadel- ia, Rogers, N rk Frederick Warren, Lefavour, gira YeBlatehy. opke Boterdam shit Chart Pints adap ete ort Sobapoer ernie 0 Toad oe West Ina ‘William Wilson, il hallenge, 0: jet 3 Gil Clas, Cunning! ham. dibraltat Ae ‘Alert, Michigan, Pear Sioa Laswell, tnd Or + Rodolph, and John ‘Crorby started probably anchored bel Bancon, May 3—Arr schrs Rambler, Hopkins, N York, CHARLESLON, May 5—Arr bri Cyclops, Tt ‘ufts, Boston: chs Brace, Young, N York. Cid, sloop’ Cyguet, Wright, 1 30—Arr brig New York, Sleeras tren, Holmes, do; Metalluc, Hetty Maria, da NC. 30th, rit ‘mes » Pi ichmond, ei 4 nich, N Orleans; Lucy, Wi Jam Burton, N York tn, ‘Alhambra, Ulmer, Elwell, N Yor! Center Board, 81 h Fire ied Lf ba oy Time, Goslee, Suffolk, Va; Lecter, ‘lekemon Philadel. pha Aerie, Salil N York. ‘Arr Wednesday and sailed, sche BH Field, and Convent, from Boston t for N Yank. ew O) May Arr U, Ut Kim, Pilsbu ,U8 Levy, fm Vers Cruz os ruz! Henry, Salter, from Ver ner, from ico: ‘gatendar, Wylie, Invincible, Morwaa, Vera Cruz; Andrew J Horton, Cruz: Blanche E Sayre, Jones, from, Vera, | y thew Vasser, Bennett, from ‘idelia, marae from Vera Cruz; Wm & Elizabeth, ld, borks Bt Mary, Brown Ki Cork and a'market; brigs Hes Burnham, Charleston; P Hans, H Vera Cruz: Cole, Brazos nile, a set pire, Adams,, Philadel- 'N York, and sailed vo wpe , May 7—Arrschs Shenandoah, Y: delphia; Bos ni, Townsend, do; Ann A’ Parker, Brightman, Sid, schs Sarah Kivzabeth, Somers, and Maria Causey, Stubbs, Philad. Pontianp, May 6—Arr schs Batavia, Pack, Mariel. A chs Ida Rass Nickerson, N York. 5th, eld, bark Neptu yt ox, April 7—Arr schs Al *, April Cd, brigs General Wilson, Miner, N yk) dane Elliott, do; Warcaller, Perry,do. Boston: Cid, ter, Boston Bxe Pontsmot Ward, N° York; dBi Brox: Altesro, Oreele “America, MeNale ‘* Pelreter peton CF SPECIAL REPORTING—D orns tows wish tose cot, Senate of the es, ‘ pooy cure his serviees os reporter gn special oc e may be addreased at the as of Bra Castle cad Edwards, surat Sees wa rH rec roe privaee rapt in his system of stenographic *Rew Cork. Ane April 20, 1847 a22 Im RANDIES AND WINES—(Entitled to Debenture)— For sale Siar the undersigned, Brandies, “Appeal Co, J.J. saad Bounemont & arters. frock tay {ow funding ex "bg! Ge’ 5 zelle, and bark Hope, ct a Niessen oy er TAWRENCE MYERS & CO. _ Ath Imre 38 South William atreat. yy eld dealers, hotel keepers, and all consumers Otard, Dupa "46, and “47, of DA WATER AN. RATUS—J. SPA ‘avenue, New York, Rusva the gpparatns) sed for the manulactui rae Waa dis hie nse, ‘ater A 0 for the tnd ite wee, &e., wil BIA | = a alaveinand y 4 do anything, she always does it in a style be: Garrick rae ‘Apl it tthe West, reach of sh goempnaiions on, this continent, en teen | fay ‘wher, Apl 16 rsd ks a that, we are not going to abandon the experiment In. | Ne™ World, Skiddy, ‘Abi 2t | Oxtord, Ye June 1 | cauise of the fact that New York will take the shine off i May of us. But we shall tell you of our illumination to-mor- | ¥ Merit || row. ne lay 24 othetbiig Mia Parrish who has been in Mexico heretofore | tows, noise ‘mayne: x ‘ ja nat y iny wi more overtures a - ie y ey eater Bae ioe an ‘ NOW Von Lines, Mayas (T° COMB MARE is COORG Nor During Min, 6 Im*rre oF mageny > Maye Tete Mr. Carlisle, U.S Army; Dr, Picks hay Ly rean atin Cuaron Hers, AbLasertlsios E.H. Parsons, 7. Conrad, Ithaca; W. Si Sings en t, Troy. at ichigent a aes, jchield Bynes: ‘borin ics ia! at Caake Sackets Harbor; Mr. poe YF gta a Neve sro adie, iat pe Forrestal, jo iM vse —_ Ac doy C, Sehiu ey Liverpool Fhaweuin G. Brownson, St. Lawrence Co. SH Sal Troy H. New. “Gheaga: WY w. i Bronte Bones We Randall and ‘Griamon, Norwalk; J. pay oe es do hnson, 8. Flanaga: oie Normal! tee Cape. Ancersor oe a b. Povit, mot "Grol Hato Louis; N Ramon, & E.blee air famesl, rE rennet é Tiare fer eh. Oswego: Cortland; J Cutts, Boston W. “Beat (3 a Feces 4 inte, dos W, do; oe PP T. Bucker, Troy: iA ML Rata ee abd B.Chriswel, Paterson; Dr. e and lady and tong pa iron tec “ili Ned. E. B. Gi jakepeace Mr. chimore, Ji ny 4, Harrison and lady, New Ori dell Okeliviile: HeThompson, Pinar, One Bullions, Albany: R. W: id lady, Log Is Bond and fa gta Cot = seheneady iy “gsi Bula Mims FT ington, ONL 8 Eres Ketros and lady and dang es ‘Austen, ‘Cinc r, hter, Pittsburgh : at Pratt, N. ¥.; G Pa, ‘rancis Peabody; iy joverner Porter, M. ith, Ath “6 , Li} ; Capt. Mauna win fea aS" Borag iadson Clark, , Middletows Poin No JN ‘New As Rich ene CoN TSA, J Avootworth, Salemi James 1, Comptoa, Perth Am- i. Smalls, New Brunswick; A. P. Vrooz 'N. J.; John avid T. Syties Harefrd; P. C. MeGivre: N.Y. A.W, Guild, Bontont AB. Breve! uild, Boston: reuema Philad; Moses Whiton, Hingha lt in Ohio; H. 8. East Mi E ben Satnee Cairo, Michiga Ashley Cla WK, Elbridge, Ontario . Courtlapdvil le; J. Seher- TRU Dr. Brainard, dioeuns An H. » Buf- pana cannes Alien, Bila Chauney, Og- densburgh. leomb, Hamburg. Ys “2. Hills, Easton: Lorenzo Fone Wer es. deebbins NY Parsons, Weatfield, N. 3 F. Holeomb, ay New Exouanp Hover, Me, Chase, Medina; 71, Murdock. and aught W. Clark, Medway; 8. Chase, Haverhill; N. Mia: Vera Margiyy doe be Beagard, Si. Alban ig 5 Westean, E. St Bi aniels, wha coe WB Suit, Sherbarte, Ys GT G. (F. Browngon, St. Lawrence Wr Tedones, Louder cciven ‘Co, NY Higher, 0 do, Ce Te Boswell, Posada: lor, Begs Adams, Mass. ar Barely Gi y- ant SY, Ditivenes OP THE URINARY ORGANS—Such as Chronic and Acute Diseases of the eucorrhepa or whites, iadder, Braies’ Kidneys. | weakness, Also, Gonorrheea, leet of the parts, etc. Are speedily and effectually removed by Abemmethy' 's Bota ‘ills, without one particle of mercury. They are equal- Ty suitable for females. ‘They give tone and energy to, the Kenerative organs, rarely, il ever, experienced from taki other medicines. ‘For sale at Apothecarie’ C rine street, and 127 Price NEW JERSEY, tote ce & DELAWARE “RAL ay GIVEN, ie Books of Subscri TICE 18 HEREBY Gl it Books of Tip: Noe to the Capital Stock of will be Jersey, Hudson Delaware Company i rat at the Gechraa Ylouee, in Newton day, the 13th; Pr. Bemer’s Hotel. Branch: Mechanies’ Hall, comer of : May next, aoa oe ery se See LAE. asd cloeedl per the tat dey ard o'clock, P:M.; and at the time of subscribing for said stock, five dollars will be required to be on eac! ub a HY ye Co, N; Ju April 14, 1947. i Bete” JOH AN Mod JAC HNBECK, Jon. Commissioners Lot CHER. RADNER & CO., hi wed to No. 9 Na: Bec, Walla ni Pine nei one the Custom QUID HAIR DYE. No EQUAL ‘The improvement of 1846—ALEXAN- DER’S: hiCOBAT E, which instantaneously colors the Hair a natu: jack or Brown, and tbe) it the beauty and elasticity of youth, and is warran neither to wash or rub off, orsoil the skin. The proprietor, since its improvement, pre- sents ito the public with the winost comfidence, as having no andas® Dartect ds iy sale by Rusl Co., Broadway; J. §. Aspinwall, will ama srget jgnimon Moore & Taylor, Maiden Tome | and A.B. ids, New York ind by ibs tole, agents for the Ciel re" BAe WENO nadelphia. ARIS! SE ABLISAMEN 'T DEPOT for peal ul del cade, 122 William street, New vark ceNOURT & DESCH ACK " Salcempeelor weqio, ef sorts oF go reansine, aud spun silk; ari; sewing cotton, mohair, either plain or shaded; 0 d_woollen ke. #, satins, merinoes. Is, es, cords, and ta: jemen’s garments, Ke., dyed and cleaned m6 30t*re 381 B - cheerfully com- Frith the request ‘ot Lieut. Betaigeh< to state thas he wraa tuvallded homie fa consequence of total denies and dis harges trom the ears; that whale in New York, under the pro- fessional ¢: rs. Castle and Edwards, Aurists, (381 Bros hearing, and has ‘returned ‘ . MeNeven,' Surgeon to H. B. USTIC OLL, for sale—A specilic for incipient deafness, pains, noises, collections in and discharges from the ears. m6 30t*r CyRenvon, | HAIR-CUTTER AND WIG MAKER has removed ‘to i18 Broadway, entmnce by the store of ly ite the City Hotel. removal was not anticipated nd von, ocene se, the f which will Ml'exhibit « piece of treach AILANTHUS TREES, for street planting, z for sale cheap, now standing in the nursery in Greenwich lane, Sepcaree | Mae street. Apply to Heary Speers, upon the premizes PER & Co, 31 Wall str over the Mechanics’ Bank. Also, Forest and Ormamental Trees, of all kinds. m5 l4t*re A CARD. —Thomas K Kirk k reepeotfully in informs the public, that he has purchased fr ith his, entire incereet in the old estab) ee and ‘vel known gy 4 HOUSE, on “he corner of Bowery and Sixth street, junction of Third Avenue,) and having mving gotirety. redtod and newly furnished the establishment throu; eho} his ex ¢ in the busi ing been in the employ of Mr, the assu and receive the patronag Tighment, and the publie in a The public may rely upon son, at all hours of the day and m3 lw*r ion and assiduity, to merit old customers of the estab: very delicacy of the sea- THOMAS KIRK. MONEY LENT. ONEY LENT.—The highest prices rene im a3 CY cet pra pawnb ‘and small sums = dias plate, Jewelry, SAP ET Bist je more few rs to compete with ws int eal o are now making large Cf addi wef id pledge ourselves to be y f our Shades, we hi word Faeyr at the te es New- ark, rounding country to give us ag call of our assertior cd sur. Mt aad me e pilperatie truth Chathen rere0t, near Chambers street, * mytimére jew York. - | MISS MANN, faving. taken the Belmont H akion, beaces iofand, Ia ow rendy po reostty beariore ‘The house has been thoroughly painted and repaired, ©" re ~~ PARKER'S i COFFEE HOUSE, NO, 90 DEY STREET, i 4 mx0,it JOHN YORK Custom “Eta be eo at 12 o’c! Glowing eer ae i VObNDATION ao bedi group called Exe- table one is to be in amet, of sufficient, thickness pasate rock, forming a sub- yr dam, ani mS Guastity “of pro r mate- a for pene ik wus Gta he ict " mievel . ~_s wificient extent to receive size ofthe base ofthe building. the deh to be madi fe; well bedded” in hydraulic: cor th concrete, or split gruaite, well UI foundation are Pine ia feet, sixth course to be stones ani ies 8! hes let into the joints Sf the stones hepizontally be Cry ‘ecaicton pon this Inpeonry 3s po sommon wall of the su- and. carried up ti deme Fecringhe deck ofthe lane iancern es ‘sto be 13 fiat four courses are to-be each 2 Lori st Wall is to be carried wooed tis to be the wall, ins tthe bes tor 3 to bemaie for the door and: window jaa ee i tozeceive them. to be covered with deck, which ig to be, 15 feotin dlemutee tant one ie foot nets the ceate, and bine inches at che outer edge dresse ue together core iC Oppel ed ao'a to be perfecly water ght nthe top Joao projection of oewag the dimensions ofthe later, one i Av ahve the outer stge off oe seek: ps te lat td'ao that the copper of the faatern shall be cas fnh loves than the centre part of thereby preventing the aable nin in ee scale agen aateeerieesiaes feck there ning. fora SylNt inches’ a obete into'be cut ia the deck for the WINDOWS, DOORS, &e. are to be twelve windows, to contain each six lights of ih eae: al ae een ts be kness, to have 2 ry ith buct jane sisters io be a abie hinges, ih ho hook goo: ning Keen, thsae 2 sev to inches Uy 8 ieee 8 Shee rung in two parts with hinges, and fastenings and lock. The Hinks ofthe dborand window shutters ure to-be of copper, an tiliNve wood work of the exterior to be. of the best southern pewell seasoned. ‘There are to be provided and put aba with Tackle for housing ing up the boat, also a ital yr the ent ce su brick Butern capable of holding 1,600 gallons, is to be con- ter ment. “te (egoking stove with cast iron funnel isto be provided inthe bust dig. BLOORS, ke. a North Wve re doa commune po ders corre oinid iu cement. ‘The stairs, Ind risers, are to be cant iron, with a hand rail aud balusters of “ipa are to be. plank partitions as shown on the plan, in which are to be sis doors; each 2 feet 6 inches, by 6 fect 1) Inches, panneled Ii inches thick; good hinges and latches toll the doors, he ceiling ofeach room isto he fured,athed and plaster ‘ood partitios aud the wallsyof the rooms, are to friar) fathed and plastered, ‘with good limne mortar, well LANTERN. be an octagonal Lantern of wrought iron, 7. Seat 4 ane bien’, Pence diameter to contain in each si the Lantern 8 of which the two middle enes are tobe 24 bya, the four side lights to be 24 or upper aes lights to, upon by 9, and by, ickmess, rneath the above glazing, one copper pant Post set at f the octagon, ing saiet ae tel rae nce ioaeass poem Gee soe pass ing, and secured two Andeehalf feet i in the mtscary selow We, Uron the top of the pores there ip 3 agirder Cas Ls a size as the posts, for recetving t the feet of the incl Si covering of the roof, re are to be ight rita nl Pick and 136 Jpeh deep 5 they are to con- As the and to be secured in an iron . I idampnerani so phy ‘cause the roof to rise 2 feet phe the ea) re is to be an iron framed door in Cy of the sides of the ones octay on, ‘3 be ovared with copner: at tightly into en ke co 10 be furnished with atrouj tant yt aa handles. ‘copper covering to the roof ans doo rh. uperficial foot Weer the root there eas a eavorsing voutilac i In four sides of the octagon there are to be ventilators fitted in the copper panes for rexulating the ight of air, and constructed in such a manner as to exclude ty inches outside the posts o is to be an iron ralli ty itnced ith tivo cout to have two. coats of oi) re ing con ‘mann the 1sth day of November next. "Re eo a aoe the contractor for the above Ma have been completed, inspect proved the undersigned, Gollector and. Superinten mol Ligins, mS Riabhre* Till ApPOIat for the PDF A WRENCE. Bivorice HYPERION FLUID, or Vegetable Hair Com- position for preserving, clean: oo and Pe ad the hair; completely e: pons x heal thy. action an the ir Ht r diseases of the skin, causin blood-vessels, nerves, &c., which feed and nourish the Hi hi preventing Levey and ft: rey hair. The Hyperion which, besides its tonic and stimula- itself a th h ol sory moleoure forthe: kant bats tear t thy" vigor, silky softness peor af lifes Geatal aad pan And all imupurities of th werful ‘are its re-productive powers where all other articles have fuled it, has re- plentitude of pristine beauty. Price BOGLE, Boston, and for sale by 100 Fulton street, comer of Wil- t Broad one lew er Mt teasher haa zakea into her funy 8 ntiaber ein boarders and scholars. rier id id to their health Grectetrention Er hecliey., No dey schomenedakcsek. There aren few vacancies. For terms and references enquire at No. 156 Laurens street. 026 2w' BOARDING IN BLEECKER STREET—T wo pals men and. their wives, of five or six single gentlemen, can ie accommodated with handsome, unfurnished rooms, with rooms, attached and full board, ins a pleasantly situated houae in ¢ se in Carroll place. Apply at present at 99 Spring street, at im®r BE, DAYS PATENT —The tor of One offers kt for di Pledging himself t0-re lace ewileny fer corescatha, Malas rubber: taba, bar | Seer been perfected, the hose is now 0 the pei article originally contemplated, re _ aren, tion wi eoeived. It is now all right. Bor sal 2 Cow HORACE’ HI DAY. ai iere BABY JUMPERS! rPHE ATTENTION of to an examination of this indispe: yuresty. J pie may be found of sake 00 Broadway. BABY JUMPERS. %, ba invited i ty and i. BROOKS. 823 ime __Asent forthe Manufacturer, BATCHELOR instantaneous Liq perior to anything yet offered for colori beautiful and permanent black or brown, w: injuring the skin. ‘The wonderful facility wi markable liquid effects the desired object, excit fon and astonishment of thousands wha are loud in ite 1d wholesale seat oat at WM. BATCHELOR’, Wan ice—Bottl $1.50 ; fort ware of wort! Agents in Phi ladeiphi Roussel; Was! H. Gibbs, MINIATURE PAINTING. R, MeDOUGAL, has taken the room No, it, in buildin IMS ‘known as Plambe Nacional Dagguerean Gallery, commer of Broadway and Murray street, where he would be baney to “Sime to any orders in miniature or water color sketches. ‘als Im*e OTICE.—The co-partnershi the name and firm of HEN solved by mutual consent. N. ‘ie aloe ithorised ry Hauidass and settle all vaeindne | eeu ‘of the. said f firm— few York, 2ist April, 1847. . HENRY, N. KAHN, The subscriber will hereafter continue the business of Im- ring French Artificial Flowers, materi Flowers, Feathers, &c., on his own account at the same place, 53 pees street, (up stairs.) 'N! KAH. 023 wer MRS. ZEGLIO, No. 67 Division Sraeer, W icener respectfully. inform her friends and Fs] public g jn Peed that she has constantly on hand a full and tment of shirred ber straws, plain anc oH ee 3, of a superior qi ba and mourni vie bonnets. ‘he ladies from the country, as aity, call and examine her stock before vere elsewhere. apa Ime Tevet qzining, wader ea HR, i this day SCOTT'S BAZAAR. NO. 6 DEY STREET ANDS SCOTT has cea p No. street of his former here he will ety ot hot DI ae sivea maseh an from 12. till descripsion, at hi Price Gis ne SI Phillies, and no pee for small ae as el t Ohi be procured’ jh ery ie ‘bar, and t (the za splendid er ‘his old style, gars ; he ill be be happy tp see his old friends, and respectfully so- jicits the patron: of the public in Mteaks, Chops, Cold. Cuts, Houched" Ears, Rarebits, Tea, Coffee ¢ , bec, rtfny time an 2 ‘ables il be sapplied with the’ best European ang all York papers. rave M. WIS OPTICIAN, FROM MieGipe ORE sexpensrully informs the citizens of New York and the public in general, that he has located himself in this igi at NO. 437 BROADWAY, Adis Aen and Wutiuenem “ee of Whee iN GOLD, SILVER AND #7RRL FRAME. ch the bli ‘hot is partially keown by eicdebeces biviier be oe ein ten if with weak eyes can be suppli ay ni ly benefit and not sti the sight. Knowledge oft othe ces aelene ues which will great Partieul f Ground Gluan oF the frewt ing. Wi eh, “raon ong heir he ah and rus ground, produc the’ pm eat eat rte eye, for preserving end improving the sight in RC oe : Esher rigited person, and and such as have been operated upon fi pnd Es be ong frames, and otc the ee: Giaty tele, icles 2 the sight for ve years, thane cherne - = 5, A the ipecies oF vermin, ir a }, and the that ¢) Angin shoul i OF private oe “ lor other ve il to ps themsel ei Eo bly are to, be found about te hi rant Ai poison ‘and can be used ce, satey. he inte ae Healt, peace Buttons, uavy, ve juttons na} Bu Breed, ibinek, wi Tape, bck eae Justard Seed and Pepper will be ip ee Ne foe otLy aad te tho raw exe, articles must mS ‘ood quality, equal to the best of ervice, conformable to the at the N: rooklyn, and delivered ‘at the contract prices, {ree of all incidental expense to the government, subject to the usual i Inspection of Yard, in‘ proper ‘vessels or ‘packages, in such « sie ‘at suc! times, as ma; be require Pid when coated, t. payable by the Nay: er cout enysble by coe ¢ contract. h the lowest bidder, giv ing order. thifty days after bil ten per cent. ou the fulfilment of th atract will one Is one-third of auch neceptane In case of ‘delay, or failure to deliver, tl Navy ie will procure such stores as may be pear hi fen Gib tad from hig Bie Pl ya ‘or forms. for for PR ee a NUE LALA iF gerne ip ee JOHN RICH ATED S ate ot pernans caging clmime against to present the same with vouchers thereot to" the subscriber at hefrestdence, No, Oat strat ne ety of New” York, on or before the of Octol neyo New York re aeae Fiat 16 ltawém*re TCHAD S. ‘Administratrix, N CHANCERY actos rie Vice Chancellor of Cireuit-—Tighe Davey, Executor of the Last Will and tament of Thomas, Hnggesty, deceased, vs: Brdget Callaghan, and others. E. 8. Derry, Comph inant’s Solicit Pursnant to U tions of lecree le. the above entitled cause, and to the provisions comae in the last will ‘and testament of the above named dee and for the purpose of closing my administration of the eatate of the said deceased, yrill’sxpuse for vane, adsl at publi auton, onthe he day of May next, iz o’ Yelock at noon of that day, at d at be | claims against Merchants’ Exchange the city of Ad York, b Hi; Ludlow & Co, auctioneers, to the iuhest udder, “AMT the interest of the sai ‘west quarter of, Sec- tion Five of saeaatha Sch ce n Range Four west, in the county of Calhoun, in the state of Illinois, contain dred and sixty acres or thereabouts ; And al west quarter of Section. monty one, eonttn in Range Two west, Sunes OF Matar, inthe oases state, Qostaiuian. coe usdred. and sicty pares octhereehouts,” or howsoever the said real estate may be more particularly or may be desired will ea C0 sf waite finen iit DAVEY, Executor ns aforesaid, comer of Houston and Allen sts. lew York, April 12th, 1847. aldlaw tma7#re R AMCHIBA ERRON, formerly of Mit Millcstreet, Cheapside, in the city of cr Fiaformation that ma) Solicitor, or inan,is hereby requested to forward his present place and Correct address to Mr. Hurst, solicitor, Milk at don, aforesaid. ot Y, BRINCKERHOFFS HEALTH RESTON K ; ‘Liver Complaint, ide aud ehest, ifying eradicating all eruptions of the skin arising from a wait of tone inthe stomach. Kor sale at all the wholesale and retail, Drug stores in this city and in my ere ad the store o! importers. Masry. Haydock, Dealers in Drugs, Oils, &e., 218 The efficacy of the Hea the public, that the jroy ‘ publ gsm cna Uficates as usele em on dose by eall T FESSOR OF MUSIC i. R. SOLOMON take ae is I F informing his fricuds and the public that he. has m Chatham stre ues to teach Viow hie pacallay Guitar s heretofore, ei ner aS ¢ ors Trove. method ‘pe ys, by Terlispaptis are edvenced to ene’ ball Oe n h Accordion taught. Terms moderate. m4 30t*o CE & UNKART, manufacturers of PAPER. Bane 1 GS, No. 313 Pearl street, Franklin Square, Whol archasers will find themselves fully rem for ve before buying. a3 Leni OMETHING NEW FOR THE LADIES—MOUN’ s EAGLE TRIPOLL—A sample of tite aly semerbast ‘ficfg meen put wt have” ie merits tested: ve medic with the re ten iene dltsiens Sordans rseteaane ¢ geological character of this ral, which is said thy we racter mine ich is to ha very, ina rae state of ¢ perfectly pure Tri e Earths, commonly united with the foreign Tripoli ie ifs article seca destined to ing, and all other ele the'community is constaatty at liberty to invite la con! timers of such articles to prpparation, but a nt of iar earth, ich has been | ‘rhpoli—an Cause this oa IS fiat cifher i a9 et ising the ence of Breclancter of ithe ee Mant place among Agents for street. at LONG & ‘itiawrosn Nose Plate E EYE. TH R, WHEELER, , 29 Greenwich street, devotes D hin exclusive PR yy tenes By on and Op Artificial fe 5 rearonsble time; Ofice sours fioen PAM tol veo Par eases of he aye, with after wala visits rr ecaee oar pee tase pS eats aphiriaet Hiny be Toakiag epplicstion to Im*re mode of treatment, can the sai ‘aumerous instances of, will be forwarded to any one him by: RIVATE, DISEASES—ESTABLISHED A. D. 1m POR Tut SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY ~ Membew of the New York College of Medicine an Sy, estal for the su ion em ackery rations to nett vareslag nies weal dirteoms trv nnd can confidently promive to pertgas recuistig wmode nent, a safe and permanent cure, wi constitution or confinement from businéss, ticularly so gnay oho splices tion first appearance of a8 & vast ammount o and time may be thus a avoided. ine of the mem! ib College, for many years connected with the principal in Euro) vose cotaplaints, att ry to the te a cs traction, nd freaument fom Ha elsewhere if any, and ing $5, post paid, enclose 7s, phy iene MPa Nassau street, New VELFGA Fi OR the nos cure £3 onorrhoea, g! seminal > and all mocopurulent dischare fers urethra, the result Vey 2 yew ‘experien rite in Paris, are anc Professor Velpeau, yr ry 2 infall ible es of the urethra. ey effect a cure in a mi ‘than an ae remedy, without tainting the Cot r with the stomach, or confinement from DEBILITY CURED, by “the Co] ashe A cophlenty recommmboted forall coset of Ob of Sen 8 Secret indulgence or excess of any Kind. [tis an favalt remedy for impotence, sterility, or bertouncen, walest depe cele bordes Seach; éases packed, and sent to.all tarts of RICORD'S ALTE, RrIVE HO MIXTURE. OR the permanent cure of primary or secondary phil ve cers, nodes, or any complaint produced by of mercury ‘iftl medical is powerfal puriher without. deity, as" if sate ether having the venereal’ peron rr borough ceasing te system wid hw aly rated A Bol at $1 each: Chall 9 do adr cerehclts poche on scones all prs ot he Uke et CONCENT! Ut RPT hag akssranna Pivinrmey, eo ua New York College of rT Pharmacy, established for the xuppression of quackery. extract, possessing all [cated of the above herbs, ollege as superior to any an fo ge hs it 5 eae, alien nd by the extract of Saraaparifla at present before the pubhie relied on as a certain Sion scrofaie cad sulerhe vise ro ueery Dain ine tical rated sore. throat Mary chests of ryohe oe ae ie: see 75 conte, * ee ‘28 forwarded i of the Union. SBA or wholesale purenasers. jee open Rom sca w W. 8B. Rd CHARDSON, M. + Pa, rere THE NEW YORK HERALD ESTABLISHMENT, Nerth-west corner of Fulton and Nassau sts. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR, CINOULATION—FORTY TH( THOUSAND. DAILY HERALD—E: as sirine ” apie ha / Price 2 cents per copy—87 EEKLY ii RALD—Every Saturday—Price PSR are em een pe annum=payable in advance: FE — Pres of cents per couy—$3 per anit, anos. ; HOLIDAY mates ian Prater st of Ju ear—ainule ADVERTISEMENTS. tt He naval preee—aiwrays sdvance. Advertisements should be wrlten i a mannet oy 4 jetor will not be responsible for errors mie ane. jG of all kinds executed beautifully and with SE their reat oe |