The New York Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1847, Page 4

‘Wasninerton, The News of the Day. ‘The nows by the Cambria, telegraphed to this city yonterday, as far as regards the reduction in the price of flour, some little consternation among the specu- latofs; but a vast deal of pleasure among the consumers of bread generally, who are non-producers ot the article. One person of the first class had just sent off an order by mail to Winchester, for a supply of flour at a given price, and when the wires brought on the reduction, he stood for # moment aghast, and then dashed offwith the exclamations—* Who's got swift horses?—who’s got swift horses? Five hundred dollars lost, by G—.”’ A gentleman carried the news to the Irish laborers on the avenue. “Boye, flour’s fell in England two forty on ‘the barrel.” “How much, thir?” “Two forty.” “How much is that, sir?” “Two dollars and forty cents.””— “ And you say it’s fell that much to the barrel ’” “Yes, that's it” © Well, bless sir, for that same—they’ll bee all dle y of serine neat Saab tne hearty the ful man, his thonghts busy with ‘the e that fs dosoluting tho first. gem of the “ye understand that a patent is about being granted, for a most unique and valuable invention to the sugar growing interest, aud the refiners. ‘he article is that of st Pans, or an apparatus for boilin; Da sugar from cane juice. It is thought that the invention over the old plan will at least be 30 per cent of fuel. John Ben- son and James Day of Brooklyn, are the patentees. We understand that great preparations are being made at the west end, in view of the forthcoming mar- risge.of Ex-Governor Arnold of Rhode Island, to one of the fair daughters of Federal city. The Hon, Henry Wheaton is in town. Also Col. Chas. ‘A. May, one of Old Zack’s right hand men, all the way through from Corpus Christi to Buena gVista, Also Beak French, of the army, with a lame leg, a present from the Mexicans. ‘The knowing ones, or those who assume to know, what it is, impossible even to guess at, say that all our hopes of peace depend on Herrera’s election. We hold, that whether elected or not, there is a glimmering of a sign of a breaking upof the clouds, and that the prospect of peace begins again to brighten. It is said that Messrs. Corcoran & Ri, tinglargely in the soldiers’ bounty scrip, paying them cash for their warrants of 160 acres, to the amount of $100—a very profitable speculation; and proving at once most conclusively the truth of Col. Benton’s ap- ot saan of the speculators, if this report be ol] fact. are specula- Wasnincrox, June 17, 1847, sf case in point of the Bravery of the American Troops at Cerro Gordo—Another West Pointer. A well authenticated case of coolness and bravery on the part of @ young lieutenant of the mounted rifles, the corps that suffered so severely at Cerro Gordo, has come to our knowledge, which deserves to be recorded as a lasting memorial to the young officer in question. Lieut, D. H. Maury, graduated at West Point last summer, and was one of the first of his class to take they field. He marched from the Brazos to Monterey, thence to Tampico via Victoris, and was employed at, the slege of Vera Cruz as a light skirmisher, where he distin- ished himself, and was handsomely complimented by fis s commanding officer, Gen, Sinith. At Cerro Gordo. young Maury, as writes an eye-wit- ness, * was in the front of the fight on the 17th, and was 4n full view of the enemy’s Cerro Gordo fort, distant about 200 or 250 yards behind the fort, and still nearer the place where hie was standing was the enemy’s line of battle 12 or 1600 strong. For Jor 15 minutes ho the only officer or man exposed to their full view. The object which the gallant fellow had in thus exposing himself, for he was within musket range, was to collect party of skirmishers, and conduct them in the face of the enemy, down to a hollow, where a detachment of the 1st artillery had gained a position, and were in need of & support. Collecting together small party, he called to them to follow, and set out at a brisk run for the hollow be- low, to reach which he had to advance directly tewards the fort, and right in the face of its full fire. He had advanced only about fifty paces, when he received a musket ball in the arm, shattering it terribly, and com- pletely disabling him. Turning around for the back track, he found he fiad led where his men had hesitated to follow, wud that he was alone. ‘The way the musket balls whistled about me,” writes this officer to u friend, “was a caution.” My arm was angling like a rag—the rascals seemed to know they had hit me, and were determined to have me. After {had hobbled back a little way, one of the men jumped up from behind a tree, and told me to take his place, while he went te get somebody to carry me to the rear I dropped flat behind the tree, and though fainting from loss of blood and pain, was congratulating myself on having found ite shelter,when the Fort commenced firing a six-pounder at it, and’ before I could get help to get away, no less than four or five rounds were expended ex- pressly on my account.’ Lieut. Maury is a Virginian, and we understand that the citizens of Fredericksburgh—his native place—in- tend presenting him a sword in honor of his courage in the eld. All right, exactly the thing that ought to be done. Respectfally, & DOCTOR. Bartimone, June 19, 1847 Peace Rumors—Preparation for the Reception of the President—The Cambria’s News—Its Stunning Ef- feet on our Markets—The Stock Board, $c. We have rumors from Washington that important in- telligence has been received from Mexico, on which a long session of the cabinet was held yesterday. The in- teliigence is also said to be of a peaceable character. The Mayor of Baltimore received intelligence from Washington to-day, that President Polk would certainly reach this city, on his Northern trip, on Tuesday morn- ing next. He will be accompanied to Baltimore by Mra. Polk, who will start next, or Wednesday, morning, on a visit’ to the homestead, in Tennessee, The Council of the City appointed Committee this evening to act in conjunction with the Mayor in making arrangements to give the President a cordial greeting on the part of the city, in which the citizens will unite. He will remain here during Tuesday and Wednesday, and start tor Phi- ladelphia on Thursday morning, arriving in New York on Friday at noon. ‘The second edition of the Herald, with its detailed nc- counts of the Cambria’s news, has come to hand this morning, and is in great requisition by our commercial community, ‘The effect of the Cambria’s news on the markots has not boon fully developed yet, at leastin this city, Neither buyers nor sellers could agree on terms'yesterday, and as far as1 have been able to learn there was not an offer made to buy or sell. The news has in fact had a stun- ning effect, but business will doubtless eommence again this morning, as our merchants are now in possession of their despatches. Sales of Stocks at Baltimore. —$1000)Treasury Notes, 6s, 10875: opg, 100; 23 sha Union Bauk, 6354; do, 185 Stock Boann June 18 1009 do, 106%¢; 4000 City 6 10 Firemen's fus, 18 Rencontre.—We understand that an unfor- tunate affair occurred upon a farm near the Up- r Cross Roads in Harford county, on the morning of Thursday Inst. It appears that 4. Samuel Rankis, @ ‘oung man of Baltimore county, had purchased farm of Mr. Amon Woodward, a short time since, and had made the first payment of $1.200 upon it, and on ‘Thursday morning rode up to take possession; Mr. Woodward, however, still resided on the premises, and perceiving Mr. Rankin in s feld, cameto him and stated that he did not wish to dispose of the farm now; that he had altered his mind about it. Whereupon, some words ensued, and.as Mr. Rankin was about to mount his horse, he was fired at by Mr. Woodward, receiving the charge of shot on the left side of the abdomen, causing @ severe and dangerous wound. Mr, Wood- ward was shortly afterwards arrested, and, upon exami- nation, commited to Harford Jail.—Baltimore Sun, June Sales of Stocks Boston. Norwich and Worcester Railroad, 54: bi: 2% do 53%; 135 Long Island Rail ing Ratlrond, 31 Fall River ‘b6m: $57 England Worst 69, $2000 Reading Kailroad Bonds, 1890, 77%; $7000 do 1850, 78, b60, Tee eae eee ered COMMERCIAL IN'TELLIGENOM. State of the Flour Markets. Crrretanp, June 15—600 bushels corn sold_at 6640; sales of wheat at 1460. Holders of flour ask $7!4; buyers at $7. Lake freight mere firm; Se for grain. 30¢ for flour, Corn from teams, 62 to 64c; wheat 135 to 145¢; ‘oats from 26 to 800. Wool coming in pretty.freoly, and brings from 20 to 31440, according to quality. Civeinwari, June 14.—Late on Saturday 300 bbls, wore sold from store at $6; and 200 bbls. City Mills at in the mill. Holders were firm at $6, but there were not many buyers at this rate. The sales reported were 260 bbls. from canal, 450 do do from railroad, and 150 do from store, at $6; 75 do at $585; sundry wagon lots at $5 75 to $6, Privapetemts Juné 19.—The market for flour opened firmly and contined so up to Thursday at noon, when lator news from England was telegraphed; the unfavor- able tenor of which caused a complete panie among holders, and prices have sines declined fully $1 a bbl; operations are to the extent of about 10,000 bbls. Penn- syivania and Western at $850, including several extra brands, at 12%¢ 2 25 cents more: 3,500 bbls. at $8 25 a $3, and subsequently 4,500 bbis. chiefly Western sold at $7 ich rate the market settied with a moderate on- quiry for shipment; for, home use salos have been to n ir extent. 60 « $8 for retailing brands. Rye flour has been dull, and held above the views of buyers; $6 60 was offered and $6 75 asked, but without sales to any extent; the arrival of the steamer we hear of no transactions to fix a price. be. i meal sold freely, and roy) better prices; some 7,000 bbis. were taken at 537g fer Pennsylvania, and $5 50 for Brandy. wine—closing with a downward tendency under the in- fluenee of the foreign news, but without sales to estab- lish @ decline, We quote at $50 $54. Grain—There has been only a moderate business doing in most arti- cles under this head, and receipts are light. About ond bushels good Pennsylvania wheat sold, part for poem 190 © 1980 for reda, and 2080 for white; but , ave receded very consi is now only offered, und 170 a 1750 onal’ et aed rece, Ryo—Several sales of Pennsylvania were made early in the week at 123 s 1250, weight. Corn—Sales of the ‘week are to the extent of 18 a 20,000 bushels Pennsylva- nia and Sonthern yellow at 120 a 1176, mostly at the Iat- ter ax yetess 100 190s 100 now offered, the market closing arelower, and several sales South- ern reported at rs & 67¢, closing at the latter. Rocnesren, June 18.—The market yes active, the anbouncemont of the arrival of ten % yee eee cisomer Operations to any very great extent, After the steamer was telegraphed Sut Bo before her news ‘War announced. 400 bbis. flour was taken at $4, aud a number of a sold at various prices. After news, #! ned decline in breadstuffs, there doing | 8 he market was completely unsct- more elise i veported. "Nothing doing reliable is re} ing doit in wheat and corn. Supply of wool doe mo large Tote ruling salon same as last quoted June 18, 1847. | 1 3 sche Yeso, Ryerson, een ¥ me iS Patella previous to Lith ong Rell a, BAY F ined ari 2 3 Per L Careng, B’'Fritsch, ; net Bepgoter id peer a 1 Essen, for Cimpenther 3 Eh es Ree | Be Pa io iB oe Crrpa, May 28—1 ri enville; ay eat i ther, gt idem, i Ces Wok sete i ea aoa Anatyes pokes ss} tenbeni C. 8 weweomb, Troy Manraron—Shin New York, aniled Jae 1—Mist Cor | » Boston. Juue it-—Ar barks pal Ingersoll, Palermo; reat ‘Suegs EY Ba tim Bee Yad re | Wyma: Dill, Baltimore; brigs Corvo, Paine, Palermo, Mary » Birel more Chapman % Cooper, ‘Miss Perkins, Mine Selleck, Meg Withers aud to iehols, Trinidad; Pionser, Hearn, Nev id ch, ay paced ay hag y, lady ane, Hears, or M: John Lloyd, ee 1. Woodhul, ‘Mou: an Mr Hollister ad fay, Be ele ay and | erithew ; Com: nmodus, ai soMtnOre ecern Gseugin J Hove, Boston 8 Riel iy, ire Kerenuin and lady, Mesirs D Parking BT earn Howes, and E, Htandal Columbia; Jas. ete ‘ashington Co; D. hicmere “ jomon Boocrtt') Batt 6 PBS eR ER ken Mey ad | He ieee beer ra i | cea keer paeeee:gmuecrg SB. in the steerage ud Regulator, Parker, Filia Gow Arvoid Ar pomr and sot Wie MoNicl, Pore “Cheaters Le 8. uli: Syset; Alita, ets ork. Vin on ec Walter How el —Shi ser inertial es aeribed are raged vessel. Cl sation Here G . E. Hayas—Se et ee aie ment MMaiisrd—& | Orleans eee dg Taroling ith Fe Lachaise & Fa tee Fauchomd Guillaume comit F Henne. | 12 loud for Li Liverpeat aha Andrews, Mari H Ibany; C tie open, 6 Lew Leta -W icueihuusen & Bre ane: | Wraakliny Gibbee Trindads rive i Chine, Havana: CW Rev. 320 Ray eH ‘Renaud & co—3 P'S Brethaspt | Globe, Hower 'N Orieans; Perseverance, J Saraunah; tica; W. Huestis, Bos- eChum—5. we ivcresia keene Neyins & co--5 J Me- | schrs Bar! Kidder, Cape Haytie jarshall, > Geo. Clements, Fort Ann; fall Biron 8 tle Umber. Dammann be e919 Li N Yoru. Balled: ships Chile, Omeges but Themen: big Ste MH fiat, Boston: Joha MeMakin, den & co—10 Be ‘Kerse—5 ‘Totterei tars, Foesl and Gasere, and note. "Orralboo, sailed ou Ws Norwic ‘Amasa Clapp, Boston; T. Jones, Harrison—13 cases: Oppenheimer—1 g day. Hayana; Doct. Cocke, Vissinias John Graves & co—9 Colvill & Fle: nok BP rood Bass ne, June 19—Arr Bremen ships Keplar, firedop. bE Yieneh Lansingburgh, 8. A. Richards, Henenbusk & con HE: Moringw1 J R Jefces ermine, Volckman New Yorks (10 load for Bre: * Nichols, Pilom & cot Fab requerces, ils & Mora oro VE ments "Swedish bark ‘Swea, Aimsterdam; brig Hope, Inde & com1_C Williams—2-cases el & De | Hall, Liverpool; schrs Henry A- Bartin g, Wiley New York: Coarcy—3 North « Breller—1. Frohlich—1 ‘ina, ry Boks, do Gees & timily, Nickerson, Bost xter, Buxton, New Schuchard & Gebhard—3 Ed Raupe—3 Gerard Lomer—5 Cha | York, slegraphed a Swedish bark, an Am. herm brig and 6 Ahreafeldt—s Steele, Auderson & co—6 bales Spies, Christ & psa schr, bark Irvine. (Br) ‘Amsterdam; co—| case, Morace Lieber—5 G F Genet E 1 Weiner J | brigs Ann Wise, be Herbert, Lives ettoville, | (late © Einenparseh—2 Born Schuchard—2 La hr) Coffin, Laguyra aud Porto Cabello; Pour Brothers, donck—8 Umber, Dambmann & co—150,000 aoe a ik New York; schr George Ross, Sterling, New Or- kgs 3 bales 23 cases to order. ARAGAIBO—Brij NewOr ‘Aun & Julin-460 bags coffee 00 hides 5 | peter Hearinecs Be fishies Hayeas 17 ou Jia Kec mdze & erak: & Sons. LY 4 Sh, PH Vand ervor— ehlernger— os , er & Meeke—5.C Hi ehrentslar~2 Sch Schmidc & Vogel= 630 rads CHanixetow, June 16—Arr, schr Gratitude, Dal Sid, ach John Hancock, Soubiates, Saguata Jeans. Cuba; 15th, ships D brig T Grande, w Yerk, Hull, amd Sutton, White, New ead | Burlingame, ‘Wilmington, NC schr Puppet Ames, N York. tons fustic 3 tranks Ht st ran 150. do willow M V Seht—5 omer ry peat. itcomb, NY ork; schi Panabrig Binck Hawk 2017 hides io" bores ai bbls 33 % Lotan, do; Lauren: 5 baskets 97 sacks mdse £2 Coming & Sonsci2 baskets Mf Bre inson. ig were coming ae 4 Choctaw, pat Rt, x; mouth. 17—arr bri dei Payor, Lewis, J iver Sud NYk. Ia Hampton Reads,shi) ver, bd to Bremen: bark Leo rd, Ve y Cid, Br ship Marion, MeKerids ‘Core. “si brig rr wm | Jabez, Smith, for An 4.30] moon sets. 12 00 | | Nave Omuaane, June lt Arr, begs Clarendon, Clapp, ‘Tam {7 3a[ Mian waren, 11 199 | pico; Monoace, Lewis. dos schts Falcon, Hooper, VeraCruz; = =: | Zenobia, Brown, do: Win, & Elizabeth,’ Beach, itio Grandes ae gr Paul Perceval, Brazon Santiago; UB tranpare ache Sarai Shing Constitution, Britton, Livernoal, Woodhull &aMin- | Danks Thea on Cle oe Gaen oe nding, Pa Glenmore, Clark, Mur 3 03 | ton, Gibralt: Newcom ton; Petr ‘a, (Br) Bully, London. Maur: pee vias be French) De 7,0 polly, Gandatoue, Boyd ttian, Ch prench) Devillsres tay era Uruz, AG Ben 0 jeamer) Berry, | prow, Havana; schrs Jasephine Charleston, "Shoffor }, Tilleston & dain ‘ucker, | exander, Hammond, Belize, Honduras enapin, (Br) Rosseter, London, Barclay & Living: pectilas ara ,, fhomreet, nage i Sale, (Br) Brooks, stoi Harnden & Co; James, (Br Cochran Corley Ke, ‘Watson, (Bu. Nantvoxer. June t—sAze oh Jacob Raymend, Phil: New Beproxp, rr schrs Emily Bourne, Froat, der, Cork, &e, JB Ketchings;' Norma, (Ham) Vallein, St Jag i aie Sexaacae yon: Witceila fucka efear | ph Skene lien, Fit Gorter, eae nah, & Bale jeta, (Brem) Poppe, Churleston; jeslee, Suffolk, Vi Edward, Wood, Phila, ‘Also ald . London, Barclay & fp ivinestons a gt Brown, Taylor & ADELPHIA, 19—, Palm, ‘elds F Bosten; es, fore, (Br) Miller, Cork: fenzie, Boston’ * fesmith & Walsh; Globe, Burt, | ‘ropiift, McGrath, 10 fm Havana; schrs John F’Crouch, Vera Cruz, lah, Saunuel Potter, Barry, Wil- | Tomlin, NV ork: Albe Jenks, eproneoualy1¢ rt: miggton, Brow ‘be eset tS Co; ue, Bostou. | ed as artived 12th (nat) ‘Fron nce; John R Smith, Cargill, At- Schrs- hurehi. inderwoor aniel Wi Delano, NewVork: Wakulla, Varn mw, St. Marys: ‘oug, Four: ton; ‘Brice, Young, St Auga Cotton Wilmington; Frank, Lewis, Norfol Denys aman, doi Hope; Richards, ichmond, ‘Rooke New Silvia, Ire- icin: Gelade ts intaey ipeNesioie eran, Bll, Naver BS Meas, Cornelia, Falkner! Homer Nickerson! mio Hecker N ork Below, brig Repret iene’ Gia Eldridge, Boston. tna, PR. id wk Elk, Niekersou, Boston; brigy Suu, Flinn, a. Ship Kate Hunter, Persons, from Havre, 97 days, with mdse, | Brardywine, Green, Newark; Sally Wheaton, Wh ea ON ec. to Tayler " 2 i re Bit HT Bariete, Baker, 20 days from Mobile, with cotton Yorks Ane Parkes Brightman, nal Be Watenetnts eer to Center & Co. Lith instant, o: loa, spoke brig il River: James Roster Foste Washingto1 Cleopatra, Hunter, Oneida, Dole, do; Providence; barge Paint ‘Joues, b ferty, do ols for Boston, get, Hayden, 46 days fr Co. 95 passengers, to $2.27, spoke Lawrence Copeland, fiom Apalach Hamburg bark Henrietta & Re Hambarg, with mdse to Goo schmidt & Balchen. 7th ee NYork; Report, Turney! whany, Lat ay hea NYork; Al jat 41 %, Ion sp Franconia, of Baltim from Philadelphia for’ Liver- 8 PehtLaxp, June 17 Arr bark Medora Knight, Wiscasset, Brig Samuel B. Staples, 11 days from Georgetown, with | °henramourne pho (ay oy shea Alhambra, Blanchard, timber to Badger & Pec: Brest pele orar'a Bride, Bowen, 54 devs tena “antwerp''| in ballast, 108 steerage passengers, to G Gord Swedish brig on ‘ohan, Bergstram, 81 da: burg, with i: ion to Boorman & Johnston. abi "Anu & Julia, Pratt, 18 days from Maracaibe. Left no Dae Black Robinson, 20 days from Para. Sli in co with Gris scl, Yor Salem, Brish beg’ Pater, for Liver u altimore; 14th, Eliza, Eldridge, N. Savannan, June —Arr brigs ‘Thatcher, NYork; Anan- dale, Clarke, Camden, (Me ), Savem, June 17—Arr schr Mary Clark, Small, N York. Witatisarox, June 19— Are ache Powell, Powell, NYork; 16th, Ghas Hopkins, Godfrey, Windsor, NC: Cla 15th, schr Fi me, Berry. Thomaston; 16th, schrs yperion, Johuson, Patriot, Cates, Boston; W. B. Peters, Lord, stor from Gotten: ton, Gas- ‘Brig Mi i, Wyman, 1 days from Matanzas, with au- | yi] ars cis st te waiter, gar to Meyer & Stace voy, Ireland; An onde; Hiren: bn "Turean, King, 8 days from Machias, with lumber, to atonsGormtls Ito Bee u aster. r ’Zehr Chester, Gurlier, Washington, NC, naval stores. eth Aun, Tolaons Henry Martin, Perry, Schr E A Stevens, Briggs, Baltimore, mds ville, Allen, and Marg se A Hee phe i ey i; Washington, Gaskill, and Catharine rain. mn, Cavalier, Green Bank, eee Arrivals of Strangers in New York, a, B I ‘Sinithy Bosten, mdse, June l8tH ann loTH. 8 he ny D Russell, Nickerson, Boston, mdse. Bele Uabor Hiskinvde: Dower meee. Below. Packet ship Roscins, Eldridge, from, Liverpool, May 18, with mdse to E K Collins—at anchor on the outer Middle, Salled. iggin, M. Lewis, South ( eron, Hyde Parl Sumner, Milton; Mitchell, doy Mrs. Creighton, Charleston; Navy: Mr. Slaw Yas, Huntington, ran conan eepsie; A. wu. Captain Britton, for Liver- a or: iI sail this m ptain Barstow, will sail erning, Ww. MI Peyton, O: P. Allen, St. Loui ir. and ’ Dr. Jennings S Mi ny dan, do; 8.1 Va.; J. H. also for Liverpool. Mrs.’ Cader Letter Bags at the usual places. Suir Mary Eviey—Theamonat insured in Wall street on this ship, lost on her passage to this city from C be $40,000, making, with the insurance in Boston, $190,000. Snir Anevo Sa ee tain jun Gisthra has returned to Boston from the wreck of the Auglo Sa: the vessel and material: sold for about 2000 dollars. the cargo was sold at Barrington for fifteen thousand dollars, Provi lence ;, Wan Tift, jarstow, , Portland ; Gee.’ }. Ham! Ah Becriwond Boston ; Thos. Greene ‘Albany , Mr Hazleton, pad Mrs. Baker, Cortland ; A Bell Gee and about the same amount in vale has been shipped to Bos- ". Berry, Boston a Baubier, De- ton per schs Magga aud Nancy. F. Weod, Ei Baltumore ; J. Fort Barx Cuesareaxe, Parker, from Frankfort for Cuba to i, T. Leo Detrait 8th put in in consequence of straining her upper a WSW gale Lith instant, off Cape Cod. Last deck ks same time. af Waldoboro) Thomdike, sailed {rom No for Kilrush, Ireland, with grain in bulk, was 5) Banks, since which nothing ‘has been aA Polk de iA ohfanis, London H io Nir and Mira, Newton, Ptaeld : RW Chapin, Hartford { Mr. and Mrs. New. ve i Borden, Tagua ras U. sullivan, Charlesto SE Hoiboot, N.0.; Gen snare age. . atthe Georges Office, Thomaston. joven walineory i a a een a ome Bn. Bric reported ashore on Cape Sable the 4th instont, is Richmond ; A. icRa C.; J. Goodman, supposed to be the Charlotte, Captain Fowler, which sailed Marsh, Burling a sari Basta ‘di from Boston June 1, for Glasgow. . Smith, sf Pacem bs "Oil JO. Day P.8.—The Observer, St Johu, NB, states that the brig report- Green an family N How M. Ryan, N. ed ashore at Cape Sable, was the Charlotte from Boston for man and fealty. Wash acon Mr. “and pits. Hoilins Scotland, and that she has been got off with loss of fore Van Linda, Albany ; C. H. Geer, Boston ; Mr. The Charlotte is a British brig, Fowles, master, and sailed raga, Altea Mast Towastae’ dot by) eta from this port Ist instant, for Glasgow. Waterford ; F: Bill . Arehbald, _ Sem Prong, Rand; at Gouldshoro’ 12th inst. reports past- jes rvelt ; Siansen, N i noon of teh « fight topsail schr ashore on the outer rh wt r. and firs. Fengree, 8 Duck island off Mt Desert. Her mainmast was gone, ‘and the if Be ti jest |. A. Blossom, Buffalo sea making a complete breach over her. w anumber of pee- 9 T, Mab joey Mt hi Kellenger, ple on the beach around her. (Probably the same vessel which jason, Jr ington, Mr. and i Ess bean veported etal rigned bh) Hak Walkes, do W. Cameron, Manches ~ Kendriche, Scur Paemiem, Nickerson, from Albany fer Boston went Slgcumney Beton oe Nermsnil tetas Bostoa. Cc. ashore on the north part of the Handkerchief Shoal, 12th but got off same day, and arrived at Dinnis 13th leakin W. L. Smith, U. 8, go of corn supposed not tobe daaged. Capt. Nickerson was | and Mrs. Robiason, assisted by the crew of @shing schr Brutus, of Cohasset, who claim salvage. The P. will probably proceed to Beston, after survey. Cart E Rooerns, of sche Cape Cod, from New York for Boston, was kuock d over! by the ‘fore-boom and drows- day 15th fust. near Quick’s Hole. Any information Galt will Jood to the recovery pf tha boty'eo Luther 8 Ohase, New Bedford, or F Regers, Harwich, will be gratefully re= ceri Scun Dat Wensr on Marcus Hook. Ve Rowley, P J. 8. ship O1 Mrs. 4 Green, do; Dr. MeCoon, G.Ni do; R. Neff, do; and Mrs. Living Philadelphia, was ashere and leaky. hos: M. Brake, Ohio; Spoken. a i Ryass, Ohio; J often Adeline, Pike, from N Orleans for London, May 25, lat | Dr. Palmer, Pottsville jon; Lucia Field, 10 days from “Alexandsia” for Trieste, Suge, a be toon long 60 beth emington, from Philadelphia for Hava- na, eS ite ‘Tat 36 34, long 74 30. G.L, Williams, ‘a Mr. York: W. 8. Warren, sae hire sb « noton Hore. Bark St Andrew,'Rich, from Matanzas for St Petersburg, | _ J. M. W. Kerintre Boston; W, Denny, Chester Co. M. 8. June 9, off Carysford Reef. Brennen. Mass.; L. H. Pal Stark, Penn Yan; J. Brig Clement, from Boston for Charleston, June 10, lat 38, P Trusk, Gosh long le peayi tried May 6 iat 12 20 8, long 30 92, w ee signs d by the Barcel: |. Rice, Boston Nantucket, an American brig steering —, showing a wh orwich; 8. Bliss and aly seoacons smog in it. Ls Dexter and lady do; P. Brown, ‘s from Philadelphia for Cork, Jane 3 J. Corile, Pe ‘* Oliver, Penn ire, Bow 6. 3 Pelrer, doy ‘Waterloo: i Rx Peart Strest House 4, lat 36 38, lone 6120 EE en. ner at teen Hole 16th inst, I Barclay, Baker, 90 days jcahuana, of and fo Nantucket, 1200 bbls spm oil.— Keftat T'March i8y ship. Chizen, Bailey Nant, 1400 wh 3u0 # Randall, Suffolk cou apm; Montano, Rus 0 spm 900 wh; Dartmouth, NB, E. Burr jun. pre spm 2100 wh; bark Harriet, Durfee, 1600 wh. Seve y Peck, H. W. lat 123 8. lon 17440 w. ship Scotland, Smith, Nines coo spmet gia i Jon re50 Wwe re, hy 10, 1000 spm; i b 0! Ags jen, Cla: lo, 2400 spm, bound ‘ - 7. peeen off shores 19th, Catawba, Cole se ym: Dee 19th, Massi8 M Russell, Cuba, N'Y; A. P. Plant, outer D. Barton, Boston; L. 8. Beebe, Norwalk W.W.Holcomb, Abixail, Barnard, NB, 1400 spm_ 300 w! do, 100 wis, é Bridgeport. aco leeward; 19th, Bent Morgan, NL 000 wi tor NW antucket Bar, ship Barelay. Baker, Pacific Ocean, Mch 18,1200 buls sp ol, Lett an Tt, Montano, Nan 170 sp 980 wh (has been rep sld from T,Mch 25, 170 sp, 800 wh). Spoke, Sept 25, lat 123 8 lon 174 40 W, Scotland, Smith, N 690 sp, (rep same date 600 wh and 5sp whs) and _h et f at fae wal - Dec, Off Juan Fernandez, Feb 19, C jaraard, NB, 1400 *? ir 3 Abie $00 wh: Wen) Morgan! NU, 1006 wh fou W Coust. ‘Heard from Massafaero in Jan, Harvess. Nan, $00 wat Hobart ‘Town, Jan 13, Croseent, Westfall, 8 H 400 wh for aaenigny No Noy 9, lat 23 30 § lon 174 $2, Massachusetts, ash, ‘on board. © Hott, GH. Horn, Boston; G Pea- i orwell H. ‘Bennett, 4. H. Chapman, it H ‘A. Bail G. il. Tutte, Ne pahire Ben). Harris, Mass; rds, Conn; C. L. ‘wore! pie wnatcuiy Hover. Axvap, March 17-—In port, bark Douglass, Sam man, d508 McCoy, A, Folia, Tpenpeaall eA ATT port in the North of Karope, 1 Mrs. Warner, Detroit: Dr. ; J. Van. Wyck, Banvapous, May 2h—Atr b Bleck Hawk, Duell, Ne W.A. Carville, Poi Haven; sche Rich, Alexan 7th, issar, Poughkee} EE Soth, brig Atlantic: Whittlesey, New Haver; chigan; J. Weodwa Bray, Alexandria. ‘ id Mrs. ‘arf 81. Loa : F. pepnpeane 26th to 30th May—Arr bark Smyrna, Popper, acroft, r Bararia, March 26-8id, ship Tiber, Richardson, Cork and very ‘ie Sar (not Boston, § Je 30—-In port, ship Delhi, Barry, from Boston, a Mrs, rer, Onion ra + Sune sta port, 2 shi warn How: trike "Andrew Scott, which sailed cs ST ranne, Phi - Boe Bon E. 3 ‘Tomp- Paul Jones, Midna tna tol N York S. Meri une; Cygnet, Snow, ad Caroline Augasta, Cineii Codman, for United States, soon, expeete nilia; barks Candace, Gardner, for N York, seou Pratt, frem and for Fejee Islands. Ship Thos Pe uae Aimey hich cotton, was shortly expected at x oN 2—Sld vor} ina” ‘Sid brig Fi Drinkwater, (from New Faunourn, Mayias— Arr Br bark Raymond, Mart, Nerfol Po dah alas 'y 17—Cld Sw brig Louise, Hultman, Bos: ae a piixertewn, roland, May 4—Arr Br brig Glide, MeLeod, | "Morton, Ehilsdeiphies Sire Rowt Huddle Li y 22-814 bark Trae Man, Deane, Sid: | Capteand Mea Buckley Nhe ate Wage silt: a, March 19~Ia port Hamilton, Allen, fer | Moores: Wight, 8 ws ats a wna Gen Harrison, Newpout, Wales, May 20—Arr bark 1 + f y eupposed to load tron for Havana. Frentan, bagonidated e357 op Theo, ano, April 10—In port, ship Dolphin, Nott, from Sings: Se Thowston c amberiand, ore, arf ith, for Bostom, une, FBaberce, N. Haven: Mr and Mrs Joh Pana, May 28—In port, brig Ariel, of and for Salem, ¢ en sgh Mary, Williams, Cathenrt. ld brig Eagle, Turnbull, for | jf dormer, Herter ingest prog i Snr ool i pits Gnarn, (month of river) Jane S—Sches Equity, and We at x i thd Mis. Altay, Ree Ig") ig 5 i 7 it, N, Sixeirons, Avril J0—In port, ships Woodnde, Cluskson, | Mente ; {frgm.Canton} for xe ays; hed di diseg and ) Sauiese plenty iy hy sgt fe ch fonded auies wis fever to rom tect; | Teungy J Leoampte, N.Y: Her Fenang, Ching std Meuiles ard | io seh Sh Brownel), Halitex, ip Jano, Moran, New Yorks | J, Ostrander, Little Ue Liles Seatee, We. Perkins, lady, antea ud Albany. raw. Orange deiphia. alin shnsdge Baltimore. chester; t N ‘m nly, Ww Are 5) eee nieal e GLaNe Hi Mrs. Hrepberd sre nels $T, Gilmore Franklin James Hart, Weshinaton’ 8. E. B. bard, Bu: ffalo: C; 8. Baker, Rochester; A. Hamilton, Chieagoy J Wi Worthiny ibis Cleveland) N, eunty, N. rrison; N. Brewser; J Coun; 8. McMoreylee, B pi Opeutek Essex Badge} Beato M. Smith, R. H. Felon Lansi burg aD. Rait, New York; Sherman Poughkeepsie: Chas. R. Som K. Spalding, Albany; Miss Kk. ‘Allen, "Mi A. 8 Se: R 8. Strong, M. Hallen, T: ; H Sparks, ae J. " H,, filladates G. ty a, pay |. He isge + eS °b. aN feats Zips! 8. jaiels, Brockport; vias, G. Soa aay Phil.; H. scene, Be Wood and lady, Monta Whuser, St. Lawrence county; ; a , New ; J. Devereux, Orleans m ee aupetall William Ford, Philadel- . Mayers, jr. Lat ik >A Steele, H. Somervill ‘steamboat Tindepondence; bi. Sie ne es goal lady, gato rp Se pa dau t ‘ > $ Gllmour aud ladiees Matter Giinvar New fork ‘Tagine’ Hihaes Nee ET ee eee i tatmatds Cola S"Godhns, Newbury ports Teany; TL Mason, T. L. Baker, Pron dene: BN Rates, Hudco undell Fy Stonington; L. Selley, Mifiin, O; A. Brown. Alle L, Brown, do; A Robinson, Md; R. L. ‘Thompsoi i. F. Burchstead, ‘Galo a. Cones Vernon: Oh Short, de: Stevens.’ Inds J m9 ., Wau Ramers and. fa mily, troy one Butelos ett Prov; ede eS, Gri, Holden, tags Vor AlbaaysA; Grover Phitads ¢ . bimmers, AN Wast, Philad: Te Duckley. +R. 8. Crooks, 8 er iro ads A B. Concord Mr. ane Peasiaeeans Re Goanier iutaly K, Evans, do; B. 13,1 Brooks, Painted Post; rews, Poughkeepsie; K: abash: illiams, | Fox, Ban Ti ey farnaworth, maeniay Hany. G.P. White, Eatontown, N,J; 8: L. Bradley, 8! Thompson, guy, Smith, Albany; L. R. Johnson, Cty H. P. Rowell, H. HT. Seabrook, Key Port, NeJi i. oe iAlexan m Var 8. Curtis, Ct:'G. B. Leiber, Philadelphia; Tt Cooinbs, New Jersey: W. Winters, PiviadelphasC,2, Birue, Boston: TK. Bauterworth, Providence, 1.1: 3-4, Thomp! fon, urtnize, New Jerse W. Heudi Ru ‘ono. Boston MA Gabvert aor oy Meberaot, Fi ‘Tarior’s Ho’ waer, J. Beach, Hartford, ‘Troy; G. Rose and lady, New York; J. Show. Rochester: Le Brapheld, hogan 5 do; Dr. Unitep Sta’ R. Dum it. Clark, “philadelphia: itcker, ship Othello; J. Haynes. Te Hartford; 8. is, New Jersey; F. H. Barstow, G. P. red, Newport; Bacon, Lyme; J., Drummond, Shrews. ston, Middletown; Ht 38 aud lady. Spring- Bre Plyancte 0: wight, "Beleher- Decker ati titet! 8 Ne hiceds Sak pt peeere D. Danville, Boston; W. Garrison, OTRL. and 3 ladies, poe J, Sands, States man, Athens, W, aman, Lansinburgh; G. ly, Mendvitl ‘Bates, 8.B. . "Whitey, Saratoxa c tty :, Hastings, Baltimore; T° Riphy, . Bourve, Providence: Dy Middletown; W. aa y Weakness ofthe parts, ete. y_ and effeetually removed by Aberuethy's Bote Without ove particle of mercury. ‘They are equal- Trecitatie for females. They give tone and energy to. the Kenerative ergans, rarely, if ever, experienced from taking other medicines, For sal Apothecames’ Hall, 36 Ci HZ SEASON Diarrhoea, D: renter complaint office, Mr. fie ’s wate establishment, ‘183 Progiway. oo references secret and, all the ac} eh form, without smell or taste, 13 all those diuretic remedies that have bei in quickly Price $1. relative to logit attenti Frioneottee tes door from the at rine street, and 127 Maiden lane. in various sections of the counts IHA AND CUBBU AXTHA 17, Certain and effectual remedy Price $1, with directions my1é lm*: 18 FAST APPROACHING when , Cholera Morbus, and the summer (Cholera Infentam) becomes prevalent st universally cele- ntive (from of children ( 29 Greenwich street; will rst Heaiiies ind from the country 26 11 the nus ure of all ied concentration of a1 for the ‘soxurl diseases, being a soli ive properties of Co a an ically curing the diseas those organs.— For sale at No, 2 Ann street, w any information this el ases may be had, and where par- he treatment ef strictures by an ox- ian, who has devoted his atention exclusive etice, Private entrance to this effice is 3d seum, mv? 300"re 50, 000, PERSONS IN FRANCE AND ENGLAND have acknowledged Dr. Lamott’s French le and infallible prepara- mblic. Dr. La: tion for Aes ens mott’s is the production of 20 y des Veneri skill and opportunity has enable the nature of such diseases. and pleasant remedy to be uses tem. To thoy who mag be so indi of disease, going tea fe ‘lays, Sold only at the Price $2 per bottle. Offi cents, 50 cents and $1 cach. the most safe, agreeal ei ever offered to the ‘ions other inal the only remedy, In ease off infection. By regal physician with your case, you peril your \dvertising doctor you your ae is equally dangerous! and thus mod th Maison de Saute, 121 him ‘hours Lisvng 9101 12, and 3te - Ta eee at 2% ous thi Jel5 300 re BERT takes this medium te i blic, that he has again ré Grand street, tre ti of saffering humanity, if in the pewer ‘ofhnimas aid to do so. mit 300 Divi TRA G.FRAZER, the celebrated Cancer \e Indian thou nd will cot SERERAL (ely ania lars can su Sire iervaklta fan soselve ical ame ay ae, oe a4 i] formerly joctor on will be found at the United i yea rr = cas “when cancers can be cured be seen time has co! he t ase of the kuh. Dr F. treats on all other diseases, ntinue theough ne seston a the ser Ly r than was ever before offered b; @ United States, that agents merc I th large or small quantit al and sure nets, Dr Sojomon ‘fetes eade streets, who is engaged of | PR Sernion: a has his office in the rear of the Stor “ADBIY at the Chambers va e oad SAS 5 SEs spanibed att yok you or aele by Willian sstrget JAY a. MQPFET, 1 it of mys, " K Misa evn 4, rman Drag and Medicine store, No. 121 telnet, NewVore one ONet Ime f 146.—ALEXAN istantaneously colors 8 it the beanty and to wash or rub off, jrown, id 5 improvement, pre- fidence, as having no Seana inten % Co., Broad Aspinwal Johnson, Meore Baylor, decor ole agents for the Sands, New opt and Uy the the : Philadelphia Ss FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS. sed ead acm aay This excellent me ae ee has never been tacks of cea Svea and can be the public, a us are qui imes, without rega er Sold in bexes at ds and be 1G aud retail, by for, James Went, 218 Grands eine Agents— ‘yatt he ons jai Fulton streets A. G. Rams- dell, Commercial street, Buffalo; xchange street, Rechester Post & Will John G, Rowata, 49 Fulton street Brook ma, Leth; and J, G, Whitwell, Boston; ST RRR ROS CA CURE T of ou favorabl ddress, post paid, O MEDICAL MEN AND OTHERS.—For sale an ex tensive and long established cash Office Practice in dis- f the sexual organs, &e., «been wpwarda ‘of $1,000 the last’ two. years. Will be fe terms, the present &e., the clear income prehieh 50) ietor going to Europe — uffalo, New York. tha, W. A, box Jel8 Bteod*rre oa is Fourth, Bal Raion, with sey who can appree csive the M fidentiall cases cured in stitutional, arising from @ too of indiscreet youth, and ti , and, eventually, confirmed impotency, r’s attention, his object being to restore sioi to and bodily to. uninitiates ie! Parke ake gens aaa EDICAL ADVICE.—DOUTOR LA Stricture, a disease frevuently cased it aware, sometimes causes medical Siamuene h resem an, Bic by Physic ian,’ aneerenl ne Moved nen raobportanty © aa) ine that “ on diseases refer in bi ate Sregsie at tween the hours ci to 12 Ny spy yoy excepted.) Those who igor “tigen I be surprised ut the 5 sopientence dist srinoce nietares is chiefly thowe who have suffered 1oag ping ple, and Conk causes, esexattationas ip: lecer re: e his ser yst faithful and de! berate attention, Address box jeS 20e% m pee as still cons fice, 63 Golc pene een us, regtti from ‘business pursuits, ree or four days, aR ern went indulgence thereby causimgnightl: system monly or con- the pas- emis. that state ef vigor nature originally desi without the po conn by the malt Saree of nd sometimes by the neglect tenders, of the parties themselves, are by the Doctor effectually cured without or aiified advertising Su ret orne lens inate’ Letincs;pectpatts epelonian immediately attended to,an tof the United Bia inconyenience. The Doctor being one of the ns im the ci and medicine, wil Office 63 Gold street, treatment of ce yO CURE NO PAY—DR, CORBITT, 19 Duane atree member of the Royal College of Surgeons, of the Medieal Socjety of London, an‘ New York, may be consulted in the liseases. His long experience rtain delicate and close attention to this class ef complaints; his pleasant, safe and expeditious dwing « long and city—and above fegitimate few of the grounds en which he mode of treatment is safe, either the use of mi Blrictures cured in on quirin, ness, esciged ite parade Yostiaoes kako be restored to health and society. A mode of treatment—his extraordinary success ended practice for thirteen yes thi i ean leadd rags are all hi ffecmial and Mi See ge nine fhe onl: faced ‘on the maladies, and also those which follow loss of Muscula sical Lassitude and fervous Affections, Indigestion, ‘SI Uses Gleet and Fluor Alvis, andin eyery disease and ¢ AEE and permanent cure. any weakness ord Cordial, as it wi period ; course for the same purpr ‘A CORDIAL, or the ELIXIR OF TOV me y actual remed covered for Impotency, ever and all diseases occa- notgiven their sanction id, to, aRy. other potency of the re) ‘General Prostration, deeb, jer or deca’ will affore i iit infalibt y restore reais and vigor ina brief and where want of offspring is a cause of regret, if re- hehad to it, the most beneficial results may be antici- pated with confidence. Price Bi per bottle, or $24 per dozen. office 147 Greenwich street. Sold in Trenton, N. Rickey, and in Philadelphia at 90 North Sixth Hw TRRIAN. Berta Son ghet No. 3 Division street, sale ut bit 9, by the present proprietor for the of a secret nature, and for HUNTERS HED DROP This tedicine is the enly remedy on earth that can safely be relied on to thoroughly eure. this horrid disease without injury to the con- stitution, aud without diet or hi ise have failed. panies each vial, (with full directi curd in, all cases, seated in the s: when all’ effectuall how deeply tient an in va shor the world, or no pay will be taken. Aco nding, or m, with less trouble to the an any other medicine in Price $1 per vi: ‘a21 1m m* 3 pace of time, J thrvat ‘oF nose, tually cured, Banle indulged i well known as the most successful prac the TNBON et of Bg) diseases. reveath yn for red for, oe 1 is preeminent. Ne matter ho: leet, Strict d nightly emissions, 7 Duane street, near C! njoyed the most extensive practice in ical man in New York. Doe lin those old half-cured eases that have Ulcers upon the body G he. head and bones of the tional wealess, brouat on by BR, CONVERS’ MINERVA BOX, No. 1 and No. 2. No.1 contains the remedies, and every article necessai for the speedy cure of Gonorthoea, Gleet, Strictures, &e. Bex No. 2 contains the remedier for the treatment of Syphil in all its forms scription of ev 2.—Box id stages. Each box contai ny Kon ie ‘de: form, of private disease. by been exposed, or are laboring under any form of delicate ‘dis: ease, will learn, the nature of means of removi proper Journing address without and pri 36 fice’ ‘ives the Lamp ll be carefully attended to, and all nacessary advice and ine forwat murchase the bo: B. Dr. Convers’ Invigorating edarticle in cases of genital deb the, aa) ant ‘ing it, by purchasi . tf Nor Pic the cit) aad against consequences, See Dr. Convers’ long advert withor urther trouble or consultation, be in possession of the proper this box. any vatel » Should secure thi ould secure the box foe 3 Persons in the country Strangers so- leaving, to y_ enclosing and describing the case, will have the box forwarded to their exposure. 9. O. Fay; 136 Fulton st., Sun Store. Letters post paid, enclosing ded to the writer. Advice gratis to those who x. dial, the most celebrat ¥, impotency, nocturnal mental affections, and ism, or early secret indi ement in this paper. yere’ Hours ef consultation from 10 A. M. to 2 P. _m28 In¥re seeons in the Sper a Seg reeies, elicon, but as a specific the consequence ot or the exce years, vir: geners torpor of the liver, toes youth, ness, pain in th of mus extrem or prematn re and tetal decay of vi fers aberratio dejection or mel course, timidit some of the effec eal and social by Hundreds of traced to the above baneful practices. and particularly in the country, where a solitary habi to an alarming extent, mma ence which accompany Married and single. 20 per de N. B. his Lamp ‘Store, his reside celebrated and most happy effect i ble were the cures that the late “Sir Astle: as the "harbinger of life ally sustain this high ities in the United je for the cure of the abeve aivtreseing € lar energy, olesale he) ay nero O. FAY, buil Lal fe ING © geo IMPOTENCY, TNAL EMISSIONS, powerful remedy has been used he, Practice of eminent physicians, and British Empire, France and Germany. hailed ¢ use of this cordial will The highest Celie author ier to any mplaints.— does not offer this remedy to the afflicted as a the following deplorabl indiscreet, secret sd, vertigo, lunacy paralysis, weakness of the back and lower lassitude, nocturnal em: ions lets, impotency, icy, Menrally, the victim on of mind, confusion of ideas, loss of memory, Jancholy forebodings; aversion of social inter: self-listrust, and love of solitude. 'Thes tion of the laws of man’s physi- La s of sudden decline or consumption may be Young men in ¢ eh s have not been ind, delay not to is the only anchor of bane for you. The cure, and the hints and full disclosures the medicine, are hi hly, ten portant to the Price $2 per bottle; $10 \palf dozen; or Cordial contains no Mercury, or any mineral} 136 Fulton street, b Also by the Dr. ai 7" The* Svord x will be forwarded. “to any part of the city or country , for sal Providence, R. profession, render his treatment eminently su: by addressing as above, post paid, amount en- , ieataearmty "eon v letter, pest Thi ‘ ive practice int! may7 S0t*r Advi mys Sere ars pra feasionsh x) pital Practice, is capable o had many rience much Hos treating reved and ex) Broadway. it gratis, and charges for medicine rely reasonable, ANT “VEN of faithful in France and fectual and cert venereal communi the first time in feeble and wort! Germany, EREAL PROTECTOR. —After many years research by the most eminent physicians, both Dr. A. La Rey has sought out an ef- idote for the prevention and dangers of on OF sntveries, yin is now offered for {his country. Dr. Li Tay ip aware that a few hless remedies have heretofore been offered to the community by ieee pretenders, but is warranted in the belief that such quackery will prove no detriment to him, aa en ence a single trial of his valuable specific shall have been Price for the’ Prompily filled, For sale at 121 Cherry at, 158 Bowery comer Bi Second, 318 @raud, 585 Pearl eorner mer Canal, 107 West Greenwich st Brookl: ce atreet, third bloek west Daspan nike iatr” M MDICAE ABY Advi! | fepreciceets oes aia ifen\are cured row) ore Hectre itreot 6 deere M The Anti-Veneceal Protector ia purely yegetable, entirely ned ‘CoN aud a fenit growing in the ‘orthern ceast of the Mediterra- ily and proportionably combined, id most impenetrable nature to be getable kingdom, h eS ctecally coontee ‘externally a contained in a amall fancy hex with the bott placed in each box, and when once exam: ill entirely eonvinee the most sceptic whole, $1 per box. Orders from othe at the jiseount, Parable | ip aay M. way, 435 Bradway 7 Jelece sehes omen 3 Bower cornet of Cross, 263 Bleecker, 473 Broadway; and toe Fauton yl? am se ADT Berdooan Lender cas be aera on, can nel jent et. Pag man areca | ce ee irate reed pradvice and medicine, $1 in faa bers in 20 pie ‘Th Phat although si may long as norte ley always tending ° | eth That there are davee copmaeer: in iene te own. whch eis Pits pec in omy age is iC i Ry from pain, or inconvenience, and generally ace complished in a yery little time. ra he frequency of Stricture, this will not a wh es oneideted that thiv complaint proceeds amt badly treated Gonorhesa. Ifyfor mnstance.a yones een suffered to continue on from month to month, it slides into « gleet, Now, there is no pain or inconvenience in lect, ou this peooent it i ofeen eater to Cn for. ay) prides fd ih chrone lamin, whi y terminates i is carer and fa ther with cit pte ie ob: enin geet, and inbipes nothing whatever ig cull tha attention t the suffe er ery genesis perfect darkness as to ture of his mal -Another that leads the somation off from this disor+ dare u are oa that stricture eannot 80 long as to the flow of uri Ne is observed. fut this is ie aoe ‘stricture may exist for years without eapect. ludeed, this effect 1 ceeved only in advanced id older cuses, fect of early stricture is not on the partie, self, but o8 te saind, causing lowness of spirits and want of r Nagion though a mild. or erly stritare is seemingly in- eer ah vant ieie far from being really #0. saan ible for those not soquanieed ‘with minute anatu- fhe delicate and peculiar structure of the part nat of this aes bt how little is sufficient to Terange it. Now, this morbid condition, of the, passage, w' ther connected with stricture, or induced by 0} ‘pe ‘is ever tending to destroy those delicate organ: the foundation of some of the most ciasrasning mi of human nature. It is in this way that certal posee tions, local debility, au rritable bladder, “aud, other like eases proceed from a mild and unsuspected Se ta i 4th—Nothing, therefore, can be more ble than to have some plain and ready means of detecting strieture in its mild and early stages and fortunately, ess: ara, taree palog ae circumstances which for many years serve this purpose. They axe the following. The first relates ‘Tax Manwen o Univatixo—It has been said already that the stream need not be much diminished or imp ed is trae; but observe what haj ppens after this is finished, and th 4 clothe redial, an null em fm i ab it teal aw: 80 aD a flings it may eet, will Ty © ground of stroug suspicion, he next regards a GONORRH@A MAY HAVE REMAINED Uscunen =i isnocgo much how long axe it may have oc- cio causes, ave continued — enrred, ww long the gleety stage ma) Neither is it possible in hae case to state the length of timo a gleet may run withou lucing stricture, Brig ‘one is natu. rally more disposed to stricture than another. As a general rule, howerer, if agonorrhasa has been suffered to continue for a period of from six to eight weeks, this would strengthen umstauce. ‘The third is TURE Has UPON THE Minp.—This jepress the spirits aud to lessen_mental » is to iso one of its most invari Not that degree in ever’ common that the writer scarcely sees & case of strictur the patient does not complain that he is less active, and ble of business than formerly. Much might be ad ow the natural connection of the mind and organs, but for this the reader is referred to ‘The Prt tise,” while the fact itself is proved by the return of mental en- orgy a re proce ¥ On ae cure ‘of stricture siti is repeated that this is certain— free from pain or inconvenience, and generally accom lishe je time. So much as however, coul 0, bui such have been the late im- Dy proper means; aud inthe ends Persons, the cure is now accom- formerly it demanded months, Many ult the writer personally, on account of distaneg, fc, uudertake the eure themselves, and happily suc- ceed. ‘Tothese are forwarded the most ble aod ropes means, together with the author’s “Private Treatise,” and such remarks as any particular ouse may call consultation fee in this case, is $10, or, with the means of cure is $: Dr. Ralph, also takes th be consulted on those del York, from 9 to 12 A. M., and trom 6 to 9.P. M., (Su any inva. riably excepted:) and those who apply in tI arly stage of these diseaes, wall be aurpriged at the simplicity and ite ine convenience that attended their cure. He believes, however, y thoxe who have suffered long from a certain e and other causes, who can properly ap- g-house, 88 Greenwich jon: letter receive the most faithful and delibe- rate itn Bioet “Box 869 Lower Pest Oflice.’ a NING TABLES, garlors and dining roomy for elegance, durability get ont of order. A large assortment, th and unequalled fpr variety, togeth of elegant and fashionable Cabineg@Purniture, constantly to be found at the warerooms, No. 443 Broadway, where the public te respectfully invited to eall and examine,” a7 m™re ¥ HOBK. 443 Broadway. MEDICAL CA CARD —DR WO IRRISON continues to reat M1 forms of private dise th that which a Collegiate education, and a practice of twent; e years must cent cases, particularly Gonorrhea, he cures in a few days, without mercury, or hindrance from business.— he cures without pain or inconvenience pa ional debility from asecret habit, inducing noc- a eee oli for fearnboats, &e., ‘unsurpassed rarranted never to and impotency, is radically cnred, by restor- ing the system toa healthy toue. Patients det iting their cnsee re-paid letters, bs be successfully treated. diploma, with the signatures of Sir Astley Cooper, Sir A. Carlisle, &e., in his of ice. 20444 Fulton street. 120 Im * re CLRAK COMPLEXION——DISLASES OF ‘THE SKIN.—AC this, and, indeed, every other the skin is often repulsive in appearance, caused cases ont of ten by the atmosphere or heat of tl and what is supposed to be a disease of the Bloor simply a disease of the. nag it some of the thousands take purgative medi and useless Sarsaj were to use on their skin Johenin and Cryin opens the pores, whitens the skin, and causes a hea ration, be the skin never so disfigured with saneal Si SRG a and Morphew, The trae and genaine JONES! LIAN CHEMICAL SOAP never fai 1 them, and to make the skia clear and low or dark skin it changes to a beautiful It acts so ety. ths ats safety. Phys Rte may be used on icians use it in cases of Scurvy, Salt jores, Erysipelas, Ringworm, Sore-head, x asenen cures when every other remedy has re hii justly calle ledical Society of Pai racle, Persons are 9 delighted after one ta euuine—ask for Jones’ Italian Che- ther, maid is Now York only tim eign of Cob Amatieen 82 Chatham greet 50 cents a cake—where maj also, Jones’ S| ly White, for beautif} haturaly lifelike white to the face of ladies; Sou ‘Tooth Paste, for whitening the teeth, sweetening thebreath, making the gums healthy, Ke.; price 2} cents. box. 3. ‘Agents for J In bs lelyn, 139 Frlton street Philndel a. 3 Ledger Buildin Saltimore, Bi W. Taylor & Jarvis’s Buildings; in Pittsburgh, 69 Li berty st; in Newark, N. J. B Baws GREY, & HEADS, who would possess a beautiful head of hair f ig sum, read the following statement of respeetable Pe fot Abraham Vanderbeck, of 98 Avenue D, New a pg tifies that his head was entixely bald onthe top and py use of two 3s bottles of Jones’-Coral Hair re, a good crop of hair, and will soon have it long, thick, ‘ind 1 lux: ‘uriant. iam Jackson, of 89 Liberty street, Pittsbargh, centifen: On the dior Rebraney 017, that Mer Thomas deck’ sont Lead, cn the tops twor etireigrbeld for. Aitoen vents, and that by using two 38 bottles. of Jones’ Coral Hair Restorative, thehatr ts growing faat,thick and healthy—he expects by using pa little longex to have a better head of bair than he ever trifl O THOSE WHOS: Is Y, or falling off and weak oe Ro rie rb: ify. oral Hai entirely ae Ried fast, a has fi ‘iri ols Bi Jones? Pa he ot rT combed oui hanafis of ‘hate daily: ‘WM. TOMPKIN: AVE YOUSOURE OF DAN D. rocer, of Fulton street, had his hi up with pandraff, and Jones’ Coral Hai and permanently cured it. 0. YOU WANT TO DRESS, Beautify, and make you Hair soft and fine /~Read : 1, Henry Cullen, late barber on board the steamboat South America,do certify that Jones’ Coral Hair Restorative is the best article I ever used for dressing, softening, cleansing, and keeping the hair a long time soft, lean, silkey, dark and ia order; all my customers preferred it to any thing else. Boldin New York only at the sign of the American Eagle, 82 Chatham street—price 3,4 or Agents in Fiiledelphias sane ke Brooklyn, 139 Fulton street; in Boston, ildings; in State st.; in Baltimore, lor, 6 Jar fp Baridings: , 89 Li erty sty in Newark: ‘NJ. B. Olds 476 Broadate ee” ae rary ISHED A. pry EK DISE.. ASES ESTAR voit THE, SUPPRESSION QUACKERY ~The Members of the New York © al of Medicine and Phaana- Si having devoted their attention during the last six years to ‘ola private nature, can confidently promi \oamiae their services, wate and permanent cue, ita to he Ponetl noe F con! foment from business. RY CASES OF GONORRHEA, or Syphilit ia cothers treatment in fiom four to eight days, aud the st aggravated cases in one-third of the time usually taken bygene epee A pene 8. : ‘OF THE URETHRA (considered by sonie medical wou sx fngureble) successfully taseeed StRtbost inconvenience to the patient, ‘Toahonueriuatiom CONSTITUTION AL DEBILITY or NOCTUR EMISSIONS, produced by exeess or im- prudence, the most beneficial effects may be refied upon from, the'treataent ofthe College: IMPORTANT NOT F—Persons seen from any « of the above complaints, residing in, the. coon convenient to make j tothema chest conts nf. firections | as to dies be, by statin their symptoins, tite of contraction, and treatment receiv y m aradical cure, with full clrewhere, if any, apd encloning ten dollars, st paid, direct: edto KICHARDSON Office of the Collexe of M Medicine and f arMAeY, street, New York. VELPRAUS seen PILLA, OR the radical cure of gonorhoea, gleet, oe emis sions, nnd all mocopnrutent discharges {rom the urethra. ese Pile the result of twenty years experience inthe Hos- there gelebrated F rite in Paria, are, pronow Taventor, ofessor ‘elpenu, aan remedy for all Cae en retnee ed aren ting the breathy die- agreeing wih the stomach,’ or confinement ‘om Wasivess—- rice st ert box. MEE eae CURE! MI RE, Coll Whe SONI Pharmacy, ofthe wees T confidently recommended Canes of de bility prodneed' ty cess of any kind. Itis ao invalusol pty eke id ALA iy Neree gt each: canes of bull vdonen #5; carefull vite jes Seah om wot ee” CORDS ALTERATI IXTURE. OR the permanent cure of primary or secondary syphilis, ven ulcers, nodes, or ans produced by sn injadicious use of mercury, 1 medical treatment — perso peering, venereal taint remaining in their svstem should w jer without delay, as no person ana a aN shear Ney lage at consider er having the | Saar cleansing the system with this justly cele’ ed altoratiye Bold in single bottles at $1 each; in cases of half a dozen for $5; carefully packed and sent to all parts of Union. CONCENTR TED EXTRACT OF RAs ArAREL Ln NTIAN AND SASSAFI PHELARED iD by the New York College: P Nedicjae snd ablished for the sup) ava. Aly “! quackery = ighly concentrated extract, possessing all the purifying qualittes and curative powers of the above herbs, is confidently recommended by the College as_ superior to eny extract of Sarsaparilia at Us oy J before the public, and may be fie on as a certain remedy for all limpare ste ofthe blood such as serofuia 9 worm, blotches or pimples, ulcers, yain in the bones or joiuts, codes, cutancows eruptions, ulcerated sore throat, or eny dite sane ug from the secondary effects of syphilia oF am jain dhicio ’ Held iain cg sg Gu trees vee Wi 2 aw a DEON MPa,