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** dow polut,’ but which, in the “thirty-nine erticless’ is known as the point of s duel. ‘The parties set out, with their friends, for Washing- ton, en route for the dark and bleody ground of Bladensburgh, disgraced in the history of the last since that disgraced in the history of iden ; but Dr. Perkins and his friend, Mr. Little- in Hanover county, and bound over PefSep the peace in the xum of $3. De, Braxton and his frlends were hero yesterday morn- ing, Dr. Macon among them, awaiting sr Ot Meioal aud ellis ou the ethan tide, in order to rocoed to the ground where Ciley fll and over which Yancey and Cl 50" ingloriously fled” on the a} pearance of the constabulary deputation from Wash e are giad at the estoppel upon this present contem- plated case of shooting; and we hope the two worthy physicians may live to save many lives, in consideration of their's being saved by the officers of the law. Wasninaton, May 23, 1847, Visiters to West Point. We are informed that Hon. Dixon H. Lewis, Senator from Alabama, and Hon. David L. Yulee, Sénator from Florida, are appoihted Visiters, from their respective States, to West Point Academy, this year; and that Col. Miles, late of the gallant army of Gen. Taylor, and Governor of Monterey, has been requested by the Secre- tary of War to be one of the Board also You may expect this deputation of Visiters in New York about the second or third of June, and we are as- sured they will be treated in a style commensurate with their distinguished merits, as citizens, and as servants of the government and of the people. ‘The appoiutieat of Mr. Yulee shows that both him- self and Father Ritchie are disposed to bury the hatchet and smoke the “ pipe of peace” touching the resolutions for the expulsion of the editor of the Union from the floor of the Senate ; provided, always, that this conces- sion is not to be construed into a disposition to compro- mise with Mr. Calhoun upon the subject of those resolu- tions. CANALES. Puitapetrnta, May 24, 1847. Laying the Corner Stone for a N-w Church Volun- teers—Socrety of United American Mechanics—Th Slave Case and the Abolitionists— Stocks, $c. An immense gathering witnessed the laying of the corner stone of the new St. Augustine Church, yester- day afternoon. The new building is to be 61 feet front by 192 deep, of the Roman Paladian school of architec- tecture, the front surrounded by a tower 200 feet high, crowned by a dome. A volunteer company forming at Camden, under the requisition upon New Jersey, already {contains forty Philadelphians on the roll, and one of them has been elected captain. They will be mustered into ser- vice during the present week. ‘The society of United American Mechanics, of this Gity, turned out nearly one thousand strong, yesterday, to attend the funeral of a deceased member. The abolitionists stole a march upon the owners of the slave Isaac Brown, on Saturday, through which he was released from custody, and is now, probably, safe in Ca- nada. The revocation of the first writ issued by the Governor in order to issue a second upon the finding of the grand jury of Calvert county against Brown as a fugitive from justice, of course set aside the committal by virtue of which he was detained in prison. The claimants neglecting to have a second committal lodged at the prison, the counsel for the accused took advantage of the circumstance, and taking out a writ de homine re- legianvo, the keeper was obliged to release Brown from custody. The case was to have been heard this morning, but by this cunning device the claimants have been thwarted in their hopes of getting him back into servitude. This case has been the ex- clusive topic of conversation about the court house this morning. and the opinions upon it are as diversified as they could well be. Judge Parsons appears vexed at the escape, as it would have been avoided had he issued a secoud commitment. This morning he sent an officer to the prison for Isaac Brown, and on the return of non est being made, he issued a warrant for (he arrest of Mr. Freed, the jailor, to answer for the escape of his prisoner. and he will probably be bound over to answer. The friends of the al have. in the meantime, in- stituted a suit against all the officers and witnesses from Baltimore for covspiraey. aud but for the interference of Judge Parsons, who pronounced them not liable to ar- rest while here as witnesses, they would have been taken into byer ™ es of Stocks at Philadelphia. Finst ce May 2i—1 Farmers’ & Mechanics’ Bank, 5734 400 Schuylkill savigation 6's, ‘G5, 8134; 100 Morris @anal, 20%; 100 wi Meadow aleogds it 10,000 Reading Railroad 100 Vicksburg Bank, 150 Girard Bank, Reading Railroad 75 Lehigh Coal 14; 500 Le- Ar ui 20 Morris Caaal, 20%. Skconp Boanp—I5 Reading Railroad,20%4 12M; 1000 U. 8, Treusury Notes, 105}6; 5000 ALES—100 Beaver Meadow 29; 1900. Bent State 5's, 7734; 100 Girard Bank, 12' rip, 8 Aupany, May 22, 1847, Movement in the Whig Party—Senator Folsom—Chan- cellor Walworth—The Clerk of the House. ‘There has lately been a very curious and complicated movement in the whig party here at the capital; this is the locale where tho general orders for the direction of distant operations are written ; a board of dictators and secret correspondents has been organised here, and the illustrious nondescript who has assumed to be the keep- er of the seals of partizan politics, and who is the de- fanct embodiment and expounder of the whig law code lives here. Yesterday, Marcus J. Reynolds, of this city, who was lately nominated at the whig judicial convention for judge of the Court of Appeals, wrote a letter positively declining the nomination, which he sent to the editor ofthe organ of the Executive, with a courteous re- quest that it might be published; the letter was detained, and the publication of it refused. It subsequently underwent the examination of the ope- ‘We were visited by rea Sain on Saturday which was very acceptable to the parch earn recelved a new impulse, and put on & ee livelier aspect, from the influence of the invigorating shower.—Albany Knickerbocker, May 24. ‘The accounts from St. Johns’s, Berkly, and other places, continue to be very bad, in relation to'the injury done to the growing cotton, by the late cold winds pilin weather. Piantingover is in progress to a considerable extent.—Charleston Courier strange weather—rainy, cool and alt ther je. We are informed t at the omc always take advantage of such seasons, are busily ed in cutting down the corn and other tender Tenn., Gazette, May 1 jeg morass morning, ‘The Latest RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE, Mar 1 Singay Santa Fe, Nii Nsw Zanzibar Passengers Arrived. Betize, Honpuras—brig Robert Bruce—Mrs C Lardina and 3 children; Mrs P Delardre and child; T Maken, D Horn. Forel Batavia—Ship Ano arian 10,3 382 bags coffee, 5 casks nut- megs 210 picals s pan wood 1549 bundles rattans D Pingree Sa- lem—1310 coffee 5 cks nutmegs 81 cass Jaj rare 4 do 3 cases mace 1d cks nutmegs cs nutmeg oil 65 bags coffee 1 bbl 8 bxs tortois arling Boston. Live Cte Niantic-106 bundles iron 181 bars do, 93 do Rufus Waterman & co—1182 do G W Shields & do 71 bundles do Pierson & co—150 tons ¢: Colby—il bags Ameri gartheu ware Jolin ¢ Meyer & sous—1000 boxes raisins Thomas Stalker—12 hhds ribdigr ta cieroes tt lacrete:chuwatoale ws orden Asstenpan—Dutch bark Three Brothers—is pipes gin FH Lampe—1000 bys mdz Pareustadt & Schumacker— 2csks mad- der Victor & Duckwith2 csks do 300 kgs herring kgs spices 35 esks oil 5 bxs_ I bund| tbbard=-21 kegs mad- der Brower & Neilsou—50. xe - H AA (eens Koop & co— 100 bus mdz, Dulith & dod D Fredental—2 bes J Saltig—2 J Foulkes & Son—l: ay W A Bailey—200 bgs mdz 20 to order. P'Maracuez—Brig Glaniso—199 hhds 217 bbls 20 casks sugar Maitland & 1 Seo Foxcr—Brig Orion~—208 hhds 190 bbls sugar 8 W Lewis, Brize—Brig Robert Brace—2 bxs specie 15,000 Ibs old iron 105 hides 654 bales arilla 170 Ibs old copper 200 ceroons indigo 21 logs mahogany 600 Ibs pig copper B Blaneo—80 bales sarsapariila 2 cases It Alexander—22 cases © Toline. Neuvitas—Brig Olive=200 casks 22 tes molasses Holt & en. Banacoa—Schr Martha Washington—36733 cocoa nnts 1000 bunches bananas 4789 pine Apples 1500 plantains 100 shaddocks 40000 segars to Cropsey | & Gilmartin. Domestic importations. Tamra Bay—Schr Mary—48 bbls 45 hhds sugar Center k co bbls Ses {Scones RL Maitland & co—89 hhds 30 Movements of the Packets, Ships to Arrive. Ships to Sait, L LIVERPOOL. Sheridan, Cornish, Oxford, Yeaton, Henry Clay, Nye, Virginian, Allen, t Cambridge, Peabody, June 16 Roscius, Eldr Europe, Marsh Ashburton, Howland, y 16 May 2 rokrsMouTH. PORTSMOUTH, Victoria, Stark, Art 16 | Toronto, Pratt 25 Independence Bradish, vApl 24 Switzerland, Knight, June 1 Hendrick Hudse May 1| Mediator, Stark, June 8 HAVRE. rating editor; the result was that the organ determined to retain the name of Mr. Reynolds upon the ticket. Bevator Folsom, of New York, arrived at Congress Hall to-day, where his lady has remained since the ad- journment. Chancellor Walworth dined at the Delaware Hotel to- aay: he appeared in deep mourning for his excellent who lately died ; the Chancellor, however, seems to be in fine health and’ spirits; he has arrived at an ad- vanced age, and I am confident he will not regret the happy opportunity to enjoy awhile the sweet retire- ment of home, which the extinction of his present office will afford him. Mr. Prindle, the gentlemanly and indefatigable Clerk of the House, remains at his hotel in this city, and is at- tending to his official business; he has occupied a pro- minent position in the House during the session, and it is not too much to say for him that he has upon several occasions preserved that body from temporary dissolu- tion; he has a perfect knowledge of parliarrentary law, and he was therefore of infinite help to a presiding offi. Mr. cer who was entirely unused to that position. Prindle was offered the nomination of Clerk of Court of Appeals, but he declined it; it may be with justice that he is one of the most capable and faith- ful officers that was ever attached to the House of As- sembly. The whigs are ever where ovineing much feeling on account of the refusal of the democrats to consent to the proposed union ticket for Judges of the Court ot Ap- Axpany, May 23, 1847. Acceptances of Nominations, §c. Lieut. Gov. Gardiner will accept the democratic no- mination for Judge of the Court of Appeals, and is, therefore, a candidate. Marcus T. Reynolds, of this city, has also consented to accept the whig nomination for Judge of this Court, not, however, with any hope or desire for an election. A copious Fain fell here last night, and it will probably continue to fall awhile. The great elms and the locusts in the Capitol Park, present a magnificent and luxurious appearance. It seems that the earth has been sufficient- ly moistened, and the wheat and pasture fields give pro- mise of a plentiful harvest. Sales of Stocks at Baltimore. ay, May 22 —$1186 77-100 Maryland 6’s 90; $1200 do 1000 do 6's 90; 1000 do +6000 do 6's 90; 201 79-100 1000 Baltimore 6's, 1890, 995 : 13 shares Union Bank ‘armers’ and Planters’ Bank do Western Bank U. 8. 6's, of 1867, closed to-day at ine. asked, 105% bi ind 6’s closed at 903g asked, 90 bid; Baltimore 6's of 1890, 100 asked. S94 bid; Baltimore and Ohio railroad shares, 47% asked, 46% bi COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE, New York Cattle Market. Mornay Evenina. May 24 —At market, 1125 Beef Cat- tle, (1000 from the South,) 120 Cows and Calves, and 1060 Sheep Lambs. Puices-Beef Cattlo,—There has been a good demand at $7 t $8 50 per cwt, at which prices all but about 160 ‘were sold; 40 head stp d to Bermuda. Cows ‘and Calves.—The supplies are not quite so nume- rous this week, hut prices show an advance upon the prices Previously obtained. A tolerably fair demand prevailed, and all sold at from $18 to $28 n $42 60 Sheep and Lambs—The market was well stooked, but buyers evinced but little disposition to operate freely ‘and about 100 head remain unsold. Prices have yielded ‘a little—most of the transactions ranging from $1 750 $2 26 to $4 50. State of the Flour Markets. Burrao, May 22.—Flour—Sales about 10,000 bbls, va- ious brands ‘Ohio and Michigan, at from $6 85 to $6 87 The market closed at $7. heat—Sales about 20,000 bushels at from $1 28 to $1 34, which latter was obtained for Cleveland. Holders at close of market held firmly the latter description at $1 973¢ «$1 40. Corn is held at 65 ots., with a good demand, but moderate sales. Dernoir, May 20.—The arrival of the Britannia, the news by which we published yesterday morning in an extra. has aroused ® speculative feeling in the 6 market, and flour is up to a notch not reached for several years. Heavy dealers, however, are loth to operate at present ions, and consequently little was done yesterday. in the fle part of the day flour went u; we. 12) , $6 25, fore the hour for doing muc ved, SEEM neck onl the anmer eeae 57% from pen mixed brands, and $6 for araight On board Louis Philippe Castofl May 27 St Nicholas, Eveleigh, June 1 Due D’Orleans, June 8 Burgundy, Edgar, Amiral, Wotten, Oneida, Funck, POKT OF NEW YORK, may 25. Cleared. Shtps—Queen of the West, Woodhouse, Liverpool, Wood- hall, Minturn & Co; Diane, Herlerent, How pe Boy vd & Hincken; Silas Holmes, wey rick, NewOrleans, Wm Nielson. Barks—Lord John Russell, Richards, St John, NB, F W Si- ‘Afin, Prince Edward's Island, B McEvers; B Curry Dryden, Rediord, Tralee; Conte Polesk: sork, William Weisser. hrs—Victoria, Dyer, Baracoa; Ann D Bedell, Norfolk, M Manchs - bg: ichmond, ‘Allen & Paxson. <0 h Asi Barse—Grampus, oO Neil, Philadelphia. Arrived. Bhip a Maria fof Salers) Brown, sailed from Batavia on as the 26th Jan Java Head Jan 2h and 8t Helens April Hie. “Lait bark Gataipa: Hort orton, 4 dys, jh tat 35308, long 25 3 Ee saw ship Bophia.eF To "March 29th, lat 21.20 8, long 2.20 K. Nos 49, 10, ‘supposed he William an Company as far as St Helena, April “Jon 8 20 saw sores “Ontario of Glasgow, Spcring Nw! 12th, lat 26 45, low 65 30 W, spoke ship Alert of ‘and fo pe New Londén, 32 months oat, 3850 bbI 13th lon 66 50 W, passed 1 loaded ide, with how poop + white letters " LM appar- igual, blue >} Vt sOuth, southwest, Mas 15th, latitude 32 30, Nord , longitude 69 30 West, spoke bark Harvest, of and for Bridgeport, (last from Rio Janeiro) 23. mos out, 1800 barrels (496 sperm) oil. Same day, Jat 32 50 N, lon 69 15 W. brig Joseph Cowperthwait,” of and for Philadelphia, ervambuco. 17th, iat 34, lon 70 25, passed a bai howing’ a yellow » ne red, in black letters on it, pril 24, to Slate, Channel on the i Sligo Island, ‘fad & very heavy gale from the at 55 30, long 10 20, spoke ship Swatara, of Ph delphia, from Belfast, with passengers, dismasted—Capt rown wanted no assistance; had rolled hi: ‘ too in the tate a as endeavoring to wea Head, and make the! first port, As it came on to blow again the same ne from the northwest, he could not have weathered the head, but probably putinto Sligo. All three Lew g were kone below the caps, she had set her two cou and foretop- mast stay sails, all the sails she could set. ants from Sligo to the 3d'inttant, make no report of her arrival there.]— May, 10, saw ship Marchioness of Abercorn, of Londonderry, standing to the eastward 45.50 W, long 34 40 W; fell in Cag Jong 44; saw large icebergs as far west as 54 26th April northwe: berk ‘Three Brochers, Zeren, 40 days from Amster- dam. 165 passengers to master. 19th inst, lat 39.38, long 62 50, spoke Br bark Lady Huntley, from Liverpool, for 'N York Norwegian bark Juno, Bendzen, 30 days from Bergen, (Nore wy, allast. 106 passengers to Schmidt & Baleher Br bark Dromahair, Pine, 42 days from Sligo, in ballast, and 159 steerage the master. Br bi don, and 5 days from Hampton on & Watson, 0, 22 days from Mayaguer, PR, Lady Hitteras, spoke brug on Silo, 2 ays from Posee Fie" Veswetstene | § ihfield, of Browder ide, 30 days from the Belize, Hondu- ig ob Bie from Ni lamnner, 18 days from Neuvitas, to Holt & 415, lon 74, spoke e br Cecelia, from 20th inst, lat Jorida for Portland. wile “Albathula, Pot asks 4 tierces molastes brig Com Hi ays north of Hatteras, has expericuced heavy weather during the pas Sehr Marth: ingtgn, Hawes, 21 days, from Barac Cropsey & Gilmartin. ke, 15t0 inst, schr Magunti Fer on from Norfolk fe Boston, putting back with los oF host, stove round house and split sal (See miscellaneous.) On i 16th int, Int 96 30, Ton 75, spoke brig Sarah Ellen, from Posto Rico for faltimo hr Mary, Farrow, 3 days from Tampa Bay, and Charles- tog fo ret Schr Cyprus, Willard, 14 days fm Calias, with salt, to Smith & Borington. Schr Rochester, Brigham, 26 # id pep Richmond via the Capen a days with coal, to J SN £0. chr Adam Trent, Trent, 24 days ‘fem fort au Prince, with loxwood 1246 bays coffee, to A Has with wind Trom NE, has lost forenal nee of Hatterass, enon, A fore lersonson, +r) cs with » Ri h ain, hg ged em Capen, with Fok, Re ond, gt 2 IS ae from the Schr Pocahont Capes, with flour and tol Allen & che J ‘empton, Bedell ‘Nort, ‘with flour. Sehr Ann § ith, Smith, 01 Behe (owe Deis Bete geore with get, Pa Victory, MeMath, Georgetown, flour. rin, Swi ore, with four, jgohnecn, re NC. jewhern, Sehr Zervinh, "te ley, Bost Schr Ann Gardne set Vine te aR ger panes Howe o— hy tatoes, Mary Jane, Os Sehr Repeater Jarvg th iain wih coats quotation was $6 0654, th Py io, chan, fend Holders we roe ak ao” were rcarce at teh agate. ao M soe $7 00; wheat $1 50 0 62; corn 600. & freights 80c. 95e. for flour. Meunyany : wheat $1 18 8 $1 20; a ie. eeplby canal bbls. flour, 30,888 bush, “ae uae mg oh aoe ht tl pepo: Bomar boi cuton root eg Stee’ soaalind effect Siaicamee oder fants Schr Hiram Gerard, P Sehr Posahostan Sived cr iichmon Sviomn Soccer fr perky | ¥% with cotton and at ty 15 days from St Jago, with sugar and mo- ter Patrick Henry, ware, Patrick ‘Henry, of Thomaston, from New Orleans, Brig Porto Rico, master Steamshi cies at anchor i in a juarantine, gecoun 0 severa| (pie ap an Breat—equal proceed to ae on taf dawes 1 anes trip so she woul soon as the weather clears. Herald Marine Arrived bark Anna Reyna Markee beet Rotors rr from Bostos, and B wary ierinadiag te Bereta hie ‘Gendeh March, New York; sch s; Hopewell 1. Spea-, Boston; Marquis, 4 Pravidence, W. B.C 3 TL iBarfe " Torts School By, Undvkes 7 Williams’ doi Riker: Sepool B 7eatravae, das, onpasy, Wal Cleared, brigs Abrasca, Portafield, NY o1 wells Salon, Mase; schrs’Antiquary, (Br "ac mark Honewell, Spear, Dorchester: Plausst, ford: M n, Boston; School Boy, U; one Sainuel McDowall, Vail, podaaes sey, Port Ni be Baxter, Fulier, Boston: Bit : J 8 Flushivg, Bord, er fag ‘Py artlett, Pom Ros ices ae Stirdy, “Froy, "N Ys sloop, Pen rown, Provide i i ‘armer, if Rambo, Shaw, do; Mars, Stackhouse, do; aud. J a Wit letts, do. ¢ ship Queen of the West, for having been detained by easterly, winds, will sai this morving at 10 oclock. The ship, Toronto, for London, leaves at 9 o’cloc! Louis Phi ppe for Havre, wi will sail on the 27th. age of th at the ading Rooms, auifat Kouvon', 31 Wall sreet:* Also at ne Telegraph News Room, comer Beaver and Hanover sts. Bu Baio Youno Query—The achr Mary, Captain Chase, at Wilmington, from New York, on the 1sth tis, 23 miles § ut, the win from the NE, weather thick fell in with Br ong’ Young’ Queen, sbandoncds with three’ feet water in her hold, in ballast, marie es topgallant sails settled down on t ¢ mat man on boaed, who made sail-and bore up. for Wil And both exme over the m ye brig of nearly 300 ton: eg oat ahesremaee athe meal merica, Tread- ne. ‘Cork and igke New fe panned Kel- neh, robal a Cape okowt, aout mies from land, Bean crew. all saved. Communi itis vessel, may be addressed to GW Davis, Wilming: ton, Warcx or 4 Bric—Brig Charles Joseph, at Savannah, on the 16th inst, at 5 A M, saw a brig water-logged, with br h masts, house On deck, and name on each quarter in ilt letters; she hailed from Wilmington; could not make out her name it being under water great part of the time. Her boa's were gone. Passed close to her, and lay by her to see 1f there was any one on board, but could see no one. It blew a gale of wind from the NE when wa. were by her., She appented to have recently met with the disaster, iu lat 33 29 N, and long 76 Wishould have boarded her but there was a heavy sea rin ning. Suir Sourn Canotina, from Havre for N Orleans, was spoken off Cape Florida onthe 4th inst, and reported, having been ashore on Carrysford Reef, got off with loss of anchor and chain. Snir Levant, Coles, from Baltimore for Cork, put into Norfolk on the 20th instant, leaking badly Banx Ligonra, of Portland, Captain Hamilton, from New with acargo of Hour, was fallen in with in yn, On the 20th ult, in lat 4150, long 46. by the who took from her the crew and brought British brig them to Philade! Buc Hexespont, (of Providence) Crosby, York, bound to Cork, with a cargo of grain, was fal Jat 46 21, lon 36 37, in.a leaky condition, an Cap roaby seven men were taken off by the ship Delia, ee carrie to Quebec. Baia Exsor, Knowles, from Philadelphia, for Boston, was spoken by pilot boat Enoch Turley, of Philadelveia. ' 17th inst lat 38 13, 10 days out, with loss ef deck load, buiwarks stove, bowsprit sprung, fore spencer gaff carried away, sails from New ry ra ah Belfast, 10 days from Havana, for Boston, no lat, with loss of fore and main topmast, mainsail and othe: Is, deck Joad, and one man. Scnn Mecusticoox, Sibble. for B ston, put back to Hampton Roads 2ist, with loss of boat, galley, sails split, &c., was out Il days. Scun Jas Ors, from Wilmi ton, NC, for Boston, put into Hampton Roads 2st, forstores, ke. Scun Ley dst 12days from Philadelphia for Vera Cruz, touched at the 4th instant, and sailed same day—re- yore having in'a gale decks swept, boats stove, with other amaze ‘Tue Warck or hull ofa copper-bottomed_ ve rudder gone, was passed on the 20th, Shoal, by the bark New England at Boston. 1, bottom les North Spoken. Ship ‘oe Ford, from Liverpool for NewOrleans, no date, off Tortu; sreuh an "Sophia, from Rotterdam for ——, May 1, lat 4 ship M peel from Glasgow for New York, May 17, lat 42 34, lo i Bolomon Pi April 24, Jor rom Porto Rico for Baltimore, May 19, 25 miles ry, with loss of 45 hhds molasses. Salem, from Kio Grande for Havana, April r, Meritheu, from New Orleans for Mar- Brig Ella, of Lubec bound 8, May 21, Neo: Ws Brig Frances, | 19 days from’ Bristol, RI, for Matanzas, hey 12. off Doff Key: Brig Forest, ‘ days from Charleston for Brazos, with US erppee dah off Nr eys. , Pore Bla taseas fog Saco, May'90, Ohidectangue t John, from Ponce for New York, no date. Schr. Mechanic, from ‘Trinidad, Cuba, for —, Mav 20, 35, lon 74 30. Schr Eliza, Sawyer, from Calais for Philadelphia, May 20, Nantucket? agit feingals from Thomaston for New Orleans, May 0, lat jon Schr Ocean, from New York, bound $, May 10, lat 38, lon 72%, (probably the Ocean, of Duxbury,hence for St Domingo.) Whalemen. from N Zealand for New Bedford, ich was sp, was spoken 16th inst, lat 20, lat Ship Ocmulgee, Mani with 3000 bbls, 300 of w 34.26, lon 70 3 Arr at Stonington 20th, bark Eugene, Pendleton, N'W Coast, 1750 brls wh 50 do sp oil, 16,000 Ibs. bone. ‘Arr at Greenport 2st,’ bark Roanoke, Bsldwin, Pacific, last from Rio Janeiro, full ‘cargo, oil and bone, amount not report- ed (had 1500 wh 90 sp when at Sandwich Islands, Sept. 29). Arr at New Bedford 2: he hip Junior, Tinkham, Pacifie Ocean via Pernambuco, AF 8, 2200 bris wh 400 sp oil and 25,000 Ibs bone. port ei French Rock, Jan 8, John, spar’ ford (reported Oct 29, 1300 sp 100 wh) ; Coupechalle Macy Newport tie a, bowed ta,bay ot Teleads to reeruit (has been reported no date at Navigator sp; xee London Packet’s report). Also. arr, 2050's islands, 1200 ip London Packet, Howland, Bay of Islands, 250 wh oil, of and for Fairhayen.. Reported NZ Nov 28, Walter i tt, at ap: 1000 100 carson Bob wh); General s, Ad Gibbs, FH, 250 Corea, Hempstead, 800 bris). To dint i 38 42 8, Sion 163 E, Lakingtot wh (reported previous to Jive, 1250 g's NB, 600 Ode} ‘Three Kin ay Lob wha eephanva, NB. 900% f700 90h NL, 159 sp (has been reported at St Carlos, no Left at Bay of Islands, Feb, 2; Lexington, Saun dence, 600 sp: John Copeesall Newport, 1 Barker, NB, 700,37 2000 reported Ger, 34 apa 3 sp 1873: wh); |. had been ashore on Whale Inois, , 1090 wh (reported Oct 5, fiom, fee Nu gil not state knocked off fc foot and part of false keel; had partly re- paired, ana wee crany iy for sea, leaking 100 strokes per Vou. Spoke’ Apri Lats 8 oe 3s We Banc ke atNe ei Rrecltve Lreports ths Kutusoff, NB, Feb 4, (was reported same place Keb i 2, lat 13 15 8, Henry Thompson, of prt ‘The. Endearar, as wel as the Coriathian ary at New Bed ford and not Westport, as appeared b) %, a misprint ia our last. Feb 2, Huntress, NB, 2000 bbls (75 sp;) 4th, some of the K's crew had set the vessel on five, guished with sig damage, At Cape Town, CGH, Fe! » Bruce Cochran, of and for Fairhaven, oil not stated. reat 23, bark Ninws, of Lynn, Wyatt, from N Pa: cific Ocean and Gnhu; ship Henry Thompson, of and for N London, bound to Pervambuco April 9, lat 9 8, lon 37 W. Canpenas, ril29—In var, brige Mil tou, Vork, for New Kork, Ide: Garduer H Wright, Burton, for Philadel! D Woodbury, for NYork, wig; Angeline, for Boston, ldg; George W Kuight, Safford, fm and’ for Por land, ditg,; Avolus, Gerrish, for NYork, wtg frt; Neptune, Leland, for N York, tdj ivel, Brown, Idi; Tennessee, Todd, do; Mary Emily, French, for Bangor, ldg; New England, Pen: dheton. fa Frankfort diog,, ld bets Clits Oagood Benoa.” ‘At do St inet, br Leyant, Hewitt, fm PI cecil Mary, Libby, for Baltimore: t» ‘sail on lath, ‘Ger an, for United States, to sail 9 8th, "bi fine'aeit for Boston; Zulma, for do; Henry, for England, for do, an and Ajolus, for NYork. il 28—In port, bark Valhalla, Thatcher, fm Lon- take passengert to New Orleans, and pro- Havana, May ips Mason, Upsher, for St Pe- tersburgh, (not Liv oat iat iMNaneen tarrebeds Borde se; Wiunegance, Melch unde, (arr April 29.) repo.ted for rbool; B Bohleo, (Brem) Mencke, from New York, arr 3: barks Velasco, Currier, for Hamburg, soon; Baltic, Saunt for New York, 6th; Navarro, Veacock, for Philadelphia, Santee, Marston, for Boston, Ide; Lion, Henry, une; St Aw: drew, ich from. Glasgow, arr 3d inst; brigs vince de Join- ville, from New York for Vera Craz;' Samuel Potter, Barry, for Sagua, to load for New York: Salvador, Black, from New Orleans, arr 3d; Eliza Ann, Francisville, from Vera Craz, arr 2d; Motto, Hast from LE neg it Apl 30; Moselle, Eustis, for New York. hott, and ‘ghia Brazier, for Boston, Ide: GW Pinkham for Vern’ Cruz, sgon: Rich, for Phila do; Part Barstow, from Wiltaingeon, dacs Tovar MoGsathe hom Basten do: Pat madee, Hartman, and Einiline Jordan, from Portland, do; Ariel, Means, do d une; Edward Blake, Blake, 4 is, and (uperiqan, Fomatoy, hear, for |, dist Js, Pit, for New York, soon, SI Filker, Boston: 3d, ‘bark Low bree « Texas, Pinkham, Tamp Boston Ad rice, Rowland, Phiiadelpl th: Jane, Stan wood, ‘Sierra, jew York; schrs Henry, Niel riana. ders, Rem 29th, prise, Balti 28th, Sarah Loniaa, Dooling, 8 Reme- thos} Maguolie, Lalve, dnd Baltimore way ates, Gstdenest Redwing roe Rona font Bin ee ale Wasek tga eee Meee Jones, New Yor! ta 6—In aoa bs ix Met Ke, Femmers Pa Bla: nan ged Patios all Pham We Philadelphia, toue! ed. baie and sl ane day Hinson, all from for Vera Cruz, FaHONN April 21—In port, brig Consort, Lowry, for Phi- lapels, 7 Cs) M 1 PORDORDRAET jay I—| rt, be te > note, fe Pind phn 3 Mary Smithy Hanh fue da few Advertised, ship ‘Aileghcers Shankland, Ta builsdeclphia Matanzas, A Til 29—_81d, bark &: and a market; brig Catherine Mick ree Nich is im prrling. Cardenas; 30th, brig Orb, dle from Gitign Choate, Cowes joston; schr is, Portland. — "ton, 2, stwyer, go ¢ Cy- farce, for ay (ince, sebkens ise; Orland, rave, ngland, She} N Non ty i Soha Tia schs Fa Tel Pi A esciat Dehshoroncy og of sod at Below. Ship St Mary, Foster, from New Orleans, tst ina, with mdse fas ; 4, gland (or eral next 4 for Pierea! er Gai a few dave. to fini gon, for Philadetphy ke i joston, disc! . go—Are ships Great Brit lay, Liyerpoo; avition, el gi ‘ovky, Vern Tas m chr ‘Brel NTREAL, Ay itain, Swi aod orn, eras Misr Porton iN bark Amos Patton Met Bhat deag sehr Ws ia altsta, Fowle 4 fecha chalet tay 4 sspenty Ginbe Bos akan, May 18 pd, Septheme- Bias beige Beale Lon Marae Cut, on , Roterdal oe Bremen ship , Mayaguez, P fiom” Kirwau, Guayanilia, P fi: ey air A Yor Cuba: Frascis, Lord, Gladding, New York; sch ‘Winchester, pi othe Gamae uryport: Vermillion, Ses mi Tia, Smith, d ort, do. Bteamer Jewess reparts off the Rapparamiock,3 fall rigged and 3 herm brigss off, Great Yeccomico, a bark and full rigged be bark; and off Poplar Island, a ship | Cld Georgetown, D Michigan. Terry tee Jane Mays Joho ie dridge, and . Gorl Elwell, NYork.” Sh Rio, and Canton; brigs Ame: Chas J Dow, M an Kastern port; sche Memp! nantum, Damascus; bark Emigrant; Sunday, bark Cordelia, brig Hector. ‘CHanieston, Mx North Bend, Cole, Sagua In Grande; Adela, tas ach Laabella, Roby rie tanzas, ai, RB ty dere, Cook, Halcrow, St John, NB; 2ist, ship een Len Grongrrown, May 12—Arr brig Ty tau, sche Samuel Castner, Roberton ‘an, Wiscasset. Me ‘chr Susan Taylor, Johuon, NYorks 1h, brig Wi . New Bedford; retets Portland. i Seek, bots Gallo: Mahoety lavanns sole dare Thomaston, b teh “Atlanti ‘Vause, N¥on ‘Gils enna Ma: daft brig Pleiades, Day eri Howmes’ Hove, 21—Arr schrs Pamlico, Smith, and Medetiak, lart, N York for Boston, ‘Convert: Fogs, do for Bat! ample, do for do. Movie, Cla i cer, Phil bile; fi 0; Raritan Norroux, Robert Bi ee 01 from Bi hip Nes wi aia ae pad, April Me fa port alla, Picker pe Bir Ho Lain tec SE Ryerson ach brig: Berenges, Pe rite, 3 3 Gey! verpool;, resent pools tHe It Mexico see Merchant steamship Galvest , Rio Grande; ius, Plummer, Bord Pauline, Young, Aj idelia, Turne erald liae, Vera Cruz; Gampeachy; Sovereign, Peterson, Bruzos May e 5 Brace, Washingtos PORTLAND, I York; bi rig Charioue Littlejohn, Matan: ‘HMoND, May 2 H ; Green meiyaknan, May 20-—Arr bark Isaac Meal, Brown, NYork; brig Charles Cahill * Thomaston. aig Ot two chs, 19th arr Br ship Oregon, Heron, Lives qtteninaron, York; 2st sehr Ana Jane, © May 7—Arr brig Tasso. ftom New Orleans; i port, with others, - Entre, fr New Orient 5 3, Corde erry, Sears, 1 Notas: Renows, Loyell; ox, Ni NYork; omy pliauce, Baker; On y 16—Arr schr Pompino, Oakman, Vera Cruz ‘or, Suow, Boston; schr Alida, ade, oles, Providence. Pilot Boat Relief reports more (Levant no doubt) came ivto and anchors the Roads to-day. Ship Madisun, from, Bre James River thi yar, Smith, Londo Meiruaticook, Bibles, Ri Nn bert, Dalzell, ford Dublin; mornin} Prat! Angore, Moore, for New Catharine, Seott, for New May 10, bark Jane Hammond, Vaughen, bor, sche Mary and Susan, Puller mmodus, 5 eg ind be 2aoia Me caeee 1 Mar ate Ar ia Hapilton, Ponnfei Beahip Commer iverpoul ra rozier, bt *Hlowr and 24 800 a oeaes sora. ‘Turner, for gens | New: io do; i eee ler, for NYork, Bor laware, jones, or sehr Le Roy, Bes I verpool; Fairfield, jlvey, I Lit verpgels Fai erard Harton’ narvon, Wales; M Big Vo Merrill, Strong, ip Lydia; Soule, vj Livernool: Ome- NOtleans: jacmel; Mary George, Watt: Miustrel, Doane, ae bark North Pacific Oceav, vin Oshi schrs leeker J Cooley wt EL jew York, Goodsell; igh ie) Ann, O’Brien; Anacon- Coral, Coombs, Fe Idron, and Gla Philbrook; sid pa Wal Wyman, ; Bue Telula, Duy pe NY ae wo Bucks MI 0, a Northern poi 3; sehr aa ‘th, schr Samuel Adn fe; steamer Proprietor, Martin, New Waldron, Gal 1—Are ships nee, Andras, Li- Fales, Autwerp; barks T’ Theadore i Koe- xact, Jol 800» Vera Cruzy bri n, do; Susan Spofford, Spofford, do; Marin, 3, Recurso Sequado, (Span) Gali Bare: Brazos Santiago; Mount Vernon, Ss Cras) Hotels My Brazos Santiago; Josephin ipnan, Cla 35th, Hitigham, (Be) ghtird en (Bt) Jeckaon: 10; Elizabeth Deuniso hia Walker,” Grafton, Vera Crus Bool; Sea'Lion, Dyer, do: veston; bark Prompt, Well: Wm Fuller, Crawford, N hrs James D Lofland, ST roriase, lachicola; Kmma, Chesley. November, Ryan,’ B tia hich, Mobile; C L, Guager, Fabien ret cers reer aCe jantiago; St Paul, Fa Br bark Caledonia, in distress; Balize, (Houduras) bound to N men, went up in Hampton Roads, Br bark Boli- Br brig Corsair, Stephens, Limeric! ichmond bound to Boston; Jamé joston. Cid Br bi for Liverpool. ota, (uew) Maleolm, N Arr schs o dia Catharine, ‘Wall, Tho- ‘ouch, ‘C, bound to Ann, Bi y 2—Cld, bark arh Leigh; Boston; sehr Ma Cid brig Havre, Carpenter, Farrow, War- joston. Below, gt Cd. brig, Victory, Oliver, for New lary, Clinse, from New York;' 20th, arr dwick, Shallotte. Ac OF Strangers in New Rurm. May 24. AMERICAN MOTEL. Thos. Duncan, U,8. Army; ‘Thos, O. Smith, New Jersey Mr, Roe, Newbir Park; W. ‘Tenner! wa: fimily, do; the Misses Pau Louis; L. Beanpland, New Jers G Abbott, St. Croix; ‘Miss Abbott, St. W. Lewis, U. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Tyson, Baltimore Geo Li fae We Bost m4 Win. Pettitt, lady and daughter, Philadelphi S.Slaueand lady, Havana; B “Huutting, Sag Harbor; ‘Weed, Darian, CU, Easrens b Samuel B. Hendersoi §, Pratt, East Haddun ss, Frankford, olumbus, ewe: fark and pa Indigwet BEL $f sew Ht James Newton. CN. fie, Bistony NO Und snow, H. Lewis, B. RTE i ichigan; J. My i man, Conéo W. Donnell, N.C. L. Padfield, ‘prov cr Boston; John Howard, Howard Place: Phitadel phi M. C. Jones, vania; Mr. and ‘sre. J Galen, Cc. I Harv Joka Poughkeey Joha Van} Mrs. Cartlede, Jand; ers, rH intends Ng G.P. Titcomb, Kennebunk; M. J. Ciun., Ohio, key, Ksavall Bost. Oak 2. A Reiger Backiey, Phila © Georee Bucholt, do Ferguson, Iphiay vey, d i. A. Andrews, lelphia; J. Myers, Lancast ‘ghen, Baltimore; Mr. aux St Audrews; J- Ai EH, Tucker, Mrs, L. Mason, Cina Dwight, N Mas J. Romeyn, Bro: MPatehel Hud R. Carpenter, NYork; A. Dickerson, Richmond; Stoddard, Hatin A er, Point Hants ;, Miss & fBingnasn and daay, on, fie J. K. Berthune, bie) bond Geo, W.. Richardsor Geo. W. Whidden, New Bedford; John Allen, d fanover; Chas. Stainard, Baltimore btich coe J vs Reba Thomas Hull, Lake Mills; L. GI Hyatt, Franklinville pell, Buffalo; “Roch LH. L. ten, N Bedford son, Chester; P- . Ryerion eeeberers 3 amen "hteynold. | PG. Ki Troy: D. Hallett, ipriland ey Wvells Havers New Jersey; Mr. Dod lOrwich Alii Providence W. sont FEC ni Ohio; tern, Por i aad Ee cena hile 3 A Cowender, Hy le a Dellon and Aston House. ¢ R. Robinson, St C. Anderson, Worrel City Hore. Ww. D. Kee Bslvertoas Mrs. Lee, ‘Phil y, Ctun. M. Watson, Mi . iss Hes- ‘atharine Ward, Sing Sing; L. Yermont. a Cuinton Hore, Mrs. A. Wol- ‘J. Clerdeminge, New Yor eaRL StaeET House. Henderign, Horatown, Va: George W. Ferry, Athens, Geo: J. ‘Mise M. Seeley, Kastou, i. MeN Crs. B. Gre Lukens, Mr. Lukens, cd, Ba a Horen. Lathson, J. Smith, New York;M Porter, G. iSpmete M. Howarth Uriea; W. Barnes, Oswege. . Osgood, G. W. Smith, R. Butler, B.f;H” Grimes, C, W. Btevens, nderwood, Benj Buckuey, R. Cheney, New Haven, Franx.in Hoten. ud. Scovell, U. 8.N.; Geo . Crambacker, Wheelin Binghi H me IJvpsoy’s Hore. D, Brandger, St. Croix; D. Farman lence, Howani Hi. Mei Mr and, Mrs. Ba :B. Northup, andy Hi i joys, J J. Swaine, Pu Miller, Albany; Danville, A A and Mrs. Bushnell Thompson, Boston W, B. King, New Hayen; lantyne, Bug "M. Lefroy, Halle ovy’s Horry, T. H. Ri utonville; red-- if J. Maynard, hi Fs arrett, New fd; Parvenas Mott, Cx roy; James Sherry, do; Utieas Enoch 43 9 de athens dow; J. Att- W. Bennett, rou faugeriiel jarton, ‘I Butler, Avon: J. Chad abeock, Ontario Co ; P. Me Adams, M, Smyth, rasa, futher Cree el 8. Cannut do.: A. Hi, Gat ny, ‘Sara Hasband,"Lytch charg: Wim. Buck, Sag johnson, Troy; F Wooten, Elysin, Ohio: Natrona Hore. . Movterey, Mexico; A. Provost, New Bruns- rad for H. P Moore, ‘tT. Nevins, Wiscon in Tors Pa; Wi restore, Hyserstow " roy; J. E i mmebunk; MJ. Jenkine, and two ladies, Berar Horg.. ir. J. G. Frazer, Troy; A. L. Bristol, do; fe Me Maras 4 an an Vermont; “} ttle dB Bath an bard, Northa ‘ALL. Kinsley. ww; Gen. Darcy, Peak Henenr House, 0. W. Gwinn and Ind Bittenhanner, Pa ; meer, Ohio; C. Hulbert butial my Rea Join, Add « Camden; © Ww. Smith, O Wiiah, Hindeoad Te 8 Bones: TB. Storms, Albany. Ratinun’s Hore. teyille: EG. Canada; R. ?M. Hogan, Newark; fick; Fe Loug, ‘Troy a8 3: Barney) W. Tayuon’s Hore, w. i ests, Beaufort county, N Carolina; C. Hart and lady, By J.B. Still 1 if fen ave ; ae Jaryi “pia the choice of counsellors and Secor: aa on Wednesday, 2d M.to Inspect Edgar, W. Hurlburt. a30 2taw to je2*r LEHGH cg o o'clock for daltveriie ag the Unuedncies 3 Naval Hospital near Brooklyn, two hundredand Sift Lehigh The coal ality, entirely aes, mately: tember next, aud will eon of the Hospi ¢ made wsthin th ‘hose who proj mé 2aw3wr his ‘One hundred ton for we in Srates or stoves, and one teamboat, he whe ie-auant ty aust be, delivered by the, fit of Sep~ be autject to such inepeetign ax the Sar e pl * te RICAN EXCHANGE BAN of Ea the 2240 lbs. ig me bere 240 Ib. Ti se for the contract must state the rats per ton of 2240 Ibs., free of all costs and charges f¢ c.. aud direct, their communications, td U; Si Naval Hospital, New Pork, ene U.S, Naval ‘Hospital, New York, May 8, 1847. nay An Se tom, wi rectors, sil June next, or Exections-Messrs, sins Mills, J. A. Pero JOHN JSFISH, Cashier als will be received until five ied the third day of June next, East |, white igh of | ‘the best Hl followin brol en screened, undred and fifty tons of tons of jeased to direct. T rope spproved b ent. ‘The cont raet AiteE a recihtcars ssexrity to oe al Oe On Meee BILLIARD AND BOWLING 8A IN, No. Sf Barclay street, three doors below the Ame- rican Hotel, New Ye 1,00: public in TAB Each furnishes with the Les ent with a private cue aut best of attendan lewan he subscriber would respectfully in eneral, that he has FIVE constantly kept in Soe ‘apartments, the lect and agreeable ‘one je ms siting proprietor thinks tt form SPLENDID SILLIARD: order, As the tables are in th the best Of Liayorss Or GOOD of New York, A D BOWLING: ALLEWS tn the Bascments halt the usual price, that is, twelve and-a-h for Domino playing. During the season the choicest Oysters that comes to any neglect of duty o! _miiow er, ARTHUR I FOGG... } Proprieton. neil having succeeded the ate frm of DIX & proprietorship of the own as one o more, take this method of inform that beside the great improv on of an entir iomaniietie geo ty Balt abi frig inthe ad travelling a structed and be: dent'to th highly ¢ to please. interior ‘of the hot every thing appertai ment has been renewed, and be atten No. half cents per string. Also,a large room will please to communicate at the Bar FRANCIS MONTEVERDE, 5 Barclay street, New Yo FOUN L ie ge number of lodgings extensive Bathing Establishment, they have recently had con- wew IN HOT! GHT 8T., Bautinone, January 27, 1847. i e Fountai the most commodious cial | C nt made last wi house by were added, as well as an Lidies’ Ordinary, fitted up in the ‘most unique tiful style, and also a private ies room for gentle- men, which is entirely free from the bustle necessarily inci- blic parts of the house; an arrangement more p abla ml which ch ther 2 flatter themselves cannot fail provements, th Shoes "undergone to, the upholste attendant 5 Det the chambers se- lected with a strict view to their cutive capability in every be res sonal supervisi they flatter th expense will guests, and tri prove unfoui Baggage taken to and from the Hiatal ble will be found at ng the market affords, served up {6 2taw3mrre LIREHUG! M mi sioned by be ‘published i in a few days, a 2RUSA ES! ohn, ireugh ent BRUSH ; to those who may elves will not leave dissatisfied, as no pain or spared on their part to t their hopes of a liberal for the pre Hel t 1 times full appli d with Te, willbe kept but the hacer to these facts ke attention and courtesy which will der thei “favor them with acall, weet the wants of their patronage will not free of chai RTHUR L. FOGG, PHINGAS THURSTON. SUTTER AND WIG MAKER, has removed ‘to 118 Broadway, entrance by Hatter, directly opposite the Cit removal was not anticipated, and hag been oces the ‘store of lotel. e details of which will exhibit a piece of treach- 6 Maer etfully will —The sub: invites the attention of the public to his extensive assort- ment of Brushes. of every deseri tion, at the BILUSH FAC. TORY 37 PEARL STHEET, Franklin Square, Constantly on hand, Paint Brushes, Whitewash do., Window ust- ing do.” and all kin wale at alt Im N summer. can hi time you can have them repait , comer Washington street, get your work done in note 91 is the number, where you can al ray ULICK TO GEN tlemen, now is the season to prepare your clothi Tam now prepar quantity of coats or pants that you may like'new, by my approved style of cleaning. T ing new ones, its worth your tryiny ¢ your coats cleaned to fook equal to ne myl6 2w*c to ARRIED LADIES —Ma he Clover, ried pe to interest sen by perusi a R. Owen, with ds of Fancy Brushes, which he offers for e lowest prices OH IN K. HOPPEL. EMEN 10 ECONOMISE—Gen va for e [ter or repair an rish to be made to lool ve you buy ;Forsix al it ‘on reasonable terms;94 Mur he only place where you can » without dis pPoin tment. Please ‘x: CORT issos. ied Ladies would find much Moral Physiology, written i ‘additions and alterations by ‘Were this book carefully read by every mar the advice strictly followed, we are persuaded on, that a different state of society from the present would exist— The terrors of children, whie! people om entering the matrimonial state, but hi you important secrets, Price of r & Co., corner of Third and Chega st Phila delphia, mn the Editor No.2 Ann street, New Yi LEBRATED BROWN ELECTUARY— Approved and recommended by failing remedy for all affections of the 3 and weakness of the urinary organs, both in male: This excellent medical prepa prudent nwork viate all such objections m5 has never been kuown to fail in removi Poe ofa certain diseass the mali pat will pore tell h coul and the "be but ty, Drospects of a large family of Poorly reared, prevent, many which may ob the book 50 cents. For 1 Rochester: Brook! as its operatio atallt Post N CERTAIN | ESTING Sold the proprietor, "Agents--W yatt & dell Commercial street, & Will and imes, will in boxes Ji etch re quick, sure, and ¢ the faculty—a never ‘idney’ ion (suitable for all climates) can be safely recommended i regard to diei, or hindrance 4s and 8 per box, whol ‘eir, 248 Grand street. tow srreets A. G. Rams- J 5 1; 8S W. Fowler and J. Ao Whitwell, Bo: a rl se tna Gragenem Dalaveet! bany. my 15 30t*r EASES O DEEPLY INTER AND iMPORTANT E.—Dr. Greenwich Street. Lp ho and 6 to 9 P.M. mricture, and the various on these irritability of Inco habits. rts by y venereal mal; are deeply int resting to the sufferer—suc! ¢ sexual organs from excesses or ear] mee of Ry TREY NEYS, and of the BLADDE! rieus urinary Gravel or LPH, Author of the “Parvatre Treatiag,” &e., begs to acquaint those in any way interested in the ferred to, that he may be consulted at his iseases there re- te dwelling, 88 the hours of 9 to 12 A. Also, to observe that besides gieet, complicated disorders entaile ladies, there are others which as oe ess and Deeper RASES OF THE RID. VEL, and those va: ey Auctions, which are txnorantly called fon ‘The author finds that it_ has been a matter of surprise to some, that ay one of rank should devote his talents to itis not mind as well as the bedy, are of such a nature as to effect posterit tally destroy the reproductive power. disease, when not properly treated, ms the constitution as to show themselves inno other way than in onl ription pretend to cure pe sandth part of the mise: known, a very different oj the psent misery thath heir effects on posterity. But with regard (othe. more immed haps nothing proves so fru bottle of drops or a box of pi me ofltiess “co remedies we astonish ints. good, such are the various sy continually arise in many cases, and so esse! diseases differ fr« that what is good ng. the opportui these facts in those who another, that just be destructive in another. It eminence in his profession iseases: whieh persone every easily. these iodine be dejectio s deplored, not, indeed, to to- 'is a. fact that ‘either remain so dormant in a source Now, suppos ommon sense must tell es rover only entirely” for their complaints were neither one nor the other, but totally differen ud innocent disorders. Butof all the cases which more painfully harrass the mind and afford the finest the poor would sa most emi better off. Now every r all the physic in the world would ney yet, if properly underst 'o eve r if'these remarks are just, nit physicians in the eity very. patie I phy ood, itt e of t shoul person the for knavery, is that of Stricty ei or drops, month common. prud sician or surgeon cure a stricture, and aay most easily and speedily be jence, therefore, he » (and We can appeal to the ror the eset) | how im- id know. somethii he, is about tc rovement of late years in the treatment of this complai jeed, in the hands of proper and experienced persons, the cure perfectly cu anxiety for thor personal! rieture is now accom} 1 months. 88 to mode of cure, whi M ry pe o th: phe adopts ty for a short time otlly, , though it has @een a source of trouble and ‘as formerly writer who , but return ed in as man IONS CO fe the ience of those who cannot consult the an- ¢ furnishes his own pegulier and successful particularly to each indiyidual His treatment is the most radical, as well es rapid and positively private that ean be devised, as would willing! Eeresend Uy tcuswads of names were the eetloce ofa diierect to wait by post may be addressed “box 969 lower post receive the most faithful and deliberate atten« B.—Distinct and separate rooms for those who may have m2 Im*rre_ sioned by ce cently recommended for th imitations which its unrivalled excellence, ty have brought into the market. SIXIR OF LOVE.—This discovered for Impotency, ions, and. all diseases occa: many of the nostrums re- ‘The medical faculty of F: fope aud th United States are tinawimous in their recommen- dations of the Li Cordial,and have not given their sanction inn single instance that has, been at d, to any other compound for the same purposes reliance may be placed on the potency ofthe [ac the foregoing maladies, and also those which foll Museular Ey and Physical Lassicude. and and all Nervous Affections, estion, SI Liver, Gleet and Fluor Albus, an connected with the diso tions—in all of which of a infalli e. Price $3 per bottle, or $24 per dozen. Principal offiee 147 C der or deca: will afford almost immediate relief, is almost certaii Persons about to marry, abt dreenwich in every of the Procreative ve Fune- ce ponitive scious of ould take this vij pon ina brief vit re ‘antici- to pros certain nature, ‘a cause o} ficial results ‘may, street. Sold in Trenton, N. Jy 1 eines, Rickey, and in Philadelphia at 90 North Sixth st. ration for beautify ak fs ceded, that even t effectively ments—aucl Frical prope shiv iy of ii eer er street of ie EASURABLE SUPERIORITY | Italian Medicated So: the complexjos nl tongue of ‘ae Jenced in view of its merits; and white and transparent does the skin ly submitted to i attar of roses, it, di re Subt ime and ra uc atre from, ington street, in the rem mstules, ringworms, saltcheum, morpheu tan, freckles, sunburns, retlness, roughnt chafes. Gourand’s Poudre te ora Ke without injury, to the most delicate F GOU over every 0 + prepa universally con- action is becoming si- it brilliantly clear, which 1s frequent delicious emol ence { rant as the senses a delightful aroma. Medicated ax of Hippo es its singular po re of ie ads, bear in mind that i ean be ebtaped whe depot, accor Ll Wein ’ as 3 below the usual prices, DER Onze more ne chaleuge te New alers hnaousaene with ne sale of sa wa w maki: ly C7] pistes onitalted' wo Wal wdael she aly oh ur, Shades we have ‘baton me ay at the late fair at News ae a the chiens of New ork sud tha ar ee ‘country to give us & see ry. epee ‘truth fsvertions. a Our assertin’9, 58 Chatham street, near Chambers street, my! Im*re New vor Pi AND STIFFNESS OF 1H: Roars ee a OF Tule! skin, Ring's iodate of Potasa Tnis medicinal remedy is those suffering from swellingof te muscular Witness shades. 15M, PAINS SCHOFULA ses ener Dock Becasetitte, te sme for the sole benet of Bim, ‘pains and stiffness of the joints sul anaes near them, ieee ae of lise ‘of the blood, me arising from an Lmbaze ste ote tad eabarvldlon of tie tao experiments witculty, it has received their unaniinow, recom: mendation, wey legs pronounces it the best possible combination of remedies for the above named diseases. itis the purest articles, and is, warranted to thus purifies and quickens cirgulation lays noiny in Sataith: ‘For thowe complaints arising from Tong continued uss of don may be cousiiared, <secilie; oasee which fll other treatment, have been rapidl rand Et by this powerful alierative syrap, au icine, or purifier, it stands aurivalled; creasing demand for an article of this k oprictor to bring. it before the public, that all. may Benet ofit.” Wi Fg poorest tay ighg coveifigates of talre- culous eures—the medicine shall speak for itself. It is warrant- e aniisfaction, and needs but tn julous of its surprising properties. most jncredoys ALES He TNG. Drawst, 192 comer John street. tere, Sri wn iz7 Bo) Bowery. comer Gran! ington, comer Spring and Hudson; Mille:, No.7 avenue D; John B-Dodd, 771 Brouuway, or ner 9th street. ad Im EDICAL CARD.—DR. MORRISON continues to =~ all forms of private diseases with tha which a nllegiate educatida, and a practice of twenty-five years must ut Cases, particularly Gonorrhaa, he cures ina hout mercury, or hindrance from business.— ithout, pain or inconvenience to the pa- ‘from asecret habit, inducing noc- ual emissions, and impotency, is radically cured, by restor- Ing theayatem toa healthy tone,” Patients co ey in’ pre-paid letters, can be successfully treated. is diploma, with the signatures of Sir Astley Cooper, Carlisle, &e., in his office, 20134 Fulton street. at im EDICAL ADVICE.—DOCTOR LAMERT 1s still con Du fice gs Geld street, between adelicate nature. His nires neither mercury, ess pursuits. Recent n three or four ing from a too Fequen i cu ; 3 ‘and thereby causing ily emie eventually, coufirmed impotency, engages the Dac his object being to restore tod bodily to thet state of vigor nature originally: designed..4 Stricture, a disease frevuently existing without the patient be; ing the least aware, sometimes caused by the maltreatment oF uninitiated medical pretenders, and sometimes by the neglece of the parties themselyes, are by the Doctor effectually cured without pain or inconyenienc ie Doctor being one of the my guslinee accents par Pea ‘a path gp rfect cure, or no charge made. 3, i tee, Immedjeely attended tand medicine, w\ch advice, sat toany part of the United States. Office 63 Gold street r my im: at TFVENEKEAL PROT Alter many years nal researe by the mio eminent physician, bot in France and Germany, Dr. y has, sought ol Hdote for the prevention and di tion or infeetion, which ein this count a worthless remedies have hereto the, thereby 4 lenprant Deepen put is fe Wasranted & tw the ie? that such quackery, will prove’ no detriment to him, when once ingle trial of his valuable specific aball have been mthe Anti-Vene-eal Protecto harmless, and obtained from South of France ‘and on th perfect. thjudicious abi have rer resiste¢ ly iemnaees Beekman and Fulton, on, treatment being mild and judicious, or hindrance from bu: tutional, ns of indiscreet youth, iv vegetable, entirely fund a fra af erowinn inthe don hera coast of the Med ie nc iy and proportionably combine i ‘oil of the softens and most Fanenptrable nature Semel fear toate caltremtetis kiagines te eeereee ace tion is entirely external, very conveniently made, and 1s ied for the use aud protection of both male and female, perfection and consummation of the protection is found ise of another article to be externally applied , which is contained 1 fan Full directions are, Deed and secteds vil enti alurely Sopvince ihe most scot Price for the whole, $1 m other ¢ Promptly filled, at the ‘usual di Mdiscoubt, payabl (01 For sale at 121 Fulton street, 278 Broad wa 47, Cherry at, 150 ina Fee ree 25 Bowery corne® of cond, 348 Gr Pearl corner Cross, 263 Bleecker, uu Greenwich corner Canale 107 West Broadway; oa oo, Ful st. Brook! lyn. Tsotee “y COREDERIORSpigRARRS ee THE SK —At this, and, jadeod, yey other season, in is often repulsi peep igaM caused Ay cig! ut of ten by ed ‘atmosy ere or heat of the si and. what is ganposed fo bea disease of the simply a the Skin. If some of the thousands whe take purgative pmosicis es, pills, and useless were to use on their skin a softening and cl opens the pores, whitens the skin, an ration, be the akin never so disfigured with Pi anbiirn. Ta and Mocphew. The true aud ae PRALTA N CH ICAL SOAP never fa pet them, and to make the skin clear and low or dark skin it tan to a beautiful he Tt acts so soothing! thy whitenes may be, used on infants withthe se it in cases of Scurvy, Eeysinel as, Ringworm, Sore in effected cures when every’ other Fe twas very justly called by the Medical Society of blessing and a miracle, Persons are delighted alter one tng ea , get the genuine—ask for Jones’ Italian Che- meal Soap, and ake Ho Sit en ofthe A in New York only at sign of the American + 98 Chatham strost-uprice 30 cents cake—wbere top te Rea, also, Jones? Spansat Lally White, for beaut ving & hatral Hifelike White f> the Thee of ladies; ‘; Jones*Amber Tooth Paste, for whitening the teeth, sweetening vane making the gums healthy, rice 25 cents, abe: Agents for Souesl ey p—In rook klyn, ir str, Philad ther 3 a Wi tevtor§ Coed ipa Sui ain fh Plasburgh, #9" berty st; ae N ys ALD, GREY, RED OF WHITE HEADS, and those ‘who would possess a beautiful head of hair for a very trifling sum, read the following statement of respectable per- Mr. Abraham Vanderbeck, of 98 Avenue D, N tifies that his head. was ene | bald on the x a bythe use of two 3 bottles ofJones’ Coral Hair good crop of hair, and will soon have it long. thick, ie has and lux- illiam Jackson, of 89 Libert P "On the Sd of Kebraneyi let? tint Mir Thome Deck ‘son’s head on the top, was po that by using two 3s bottles of Jones’ Coral Hi thehair 1s growing fast thick and health: ro a little longer to have a better hea O THOSE y HOSE a 1S GREY, or fattiog off and weak at th —Ihereby certify that my, hair was turning grey, and falling off, and that since I have oe Jones’ Cora ifpir"Reworativecit hus entirely ceased. falling rowing fast, and fine . Before I used Jones’ ‘oral Hair meee I combed o out Wet falls ott of Pa ing M $2 King street, Mom 8 AVE YOu FF—Mr. Power, Frocey, ofFalton street had his hair completely choked up with pandruf, and Jones’ Coral Hair Restorative eutirely aud peythanently cured te 0 YOU WANT TO DRESS, Beautify Hair soft and fine Freed: ate Ve ie acing le er a y that donee oral aie Restorative cle I ever used for dre soften he expectsby a “The expec al ot tale tact bo sins and Keeping the hair s loug time soft ‘clean, silky dark and’ order; al customers preferred it to any thing else. Sold in New York only. nt th of the American Eagle, 82 Chatham oettaan rit he, shi Hinge, ‘Agents tn ioatya, tn lion tee ai et ne te in Baltimore, Taylor, ak, NTs Olde Be Bro TICE. berty at in in Newark, RADNER & CO, woe ADI 20., have removed B til'and Pine strects, opposite the Cassees Flonss PRIA" TE DISEASES—ESTABLISHED A. DvD. THE SUPPREBSICN OF QUAC Membey ofthe New ¥ork College of Medicine and P gy, estab fished for the suppression of quackere sen Greet their particular attention to all duecaey? of nature, and can confidently promise to persons requ cal treatment, a fe and permanent o— Sng are conatitution or confinement from busi par ticularly requested to make application 0 D the Colle; et ‘the rst appearance of those diseases, as a vast amount Serine and time may be thus av College, for many years in Europe, for the cure sultation daily Terms Advice MPORT A. ry ae, AY ing all medici thei ‘One ‘of the members of nnected with the principal oe from 84° M.toe Brahe: tend for cow FAO SST A HEP NEIBE pore py finding it inconvenient to make per jon, can have forwarded to them a cheat contain: Tequisite to perform a radieal cure, ase explicitly, together with all symptoms, tt » and treatment oan ere Isewhere if any, and . Dost paid, addres "W'S. RICHARDSON, M. D., street, New York 95 Nassau fore Be srkcivic PILLS, leet, seminal emis res from the urethra. ars experience in the Hos- their celebrated v; OR the radical cure of sions, and These Pills all mocopuralent ¥ the result of twent ‘by thet 5, rte of r den fy recommender ed for a af tant ality Prod secret i mice or excess of ao ay kied. remedy fr bmpoton icy, or baronaascey ioe etes 81 each hy maa aes Aehcuey gf bl edowen 88; cart RICOR! ee ALTERATIVE E Miku R the permanent BF Seneread uleprs, woler of can im late? TUBIONAL DE mere by Cc ie ay sy) produce pita by an al disease, an conser after maneere Cleansing the system with this justly cele- gle bottles at he eel red Suita ea CONC) ENTRAT AD AI iT) TR, Vl “AND Gish REPARED by 1 by the: New York _eTharmaey: exlblived fr the peta tM Sa ns ys anon Durityiom qualities tnd Curative powers of the che ded ty the oliege as superior to re state of the hod such as scrofu , blotches or pimples, ulcers, pin in the bones sr Toe in ne fn ie tecomat *alceraiey core throat, or any. dis- ing the secondar ¥ eftects of syphilis’ or an inju- 75 centa