The New York Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1847, Page 4

Hiition amoug ity is iu op- aa {n favor of uew i prevailing and growing and the fe probabliity is that be and men who thued with ane “cS or faction, aud elevated to those places which bave led by the Albany Regenoy, and their rings, the Comptroller, and Mr. Jobn Van Bu- tie Attorney General, have both signified their in- tentioa to withdraw from the canvass ‘The former re- tires gracefally from un office that he has held for over thirteom years; and tho latter removes to the City of Nuw York to follow the practice of his profession, and to withdraw for the present from the arenaof politica fhe former, wtio isa prudent, tragal man, has probably | saved a handsome ompetency from the emoluments 0: the different offiows h+ has so long enjoyed; and the lat- tor hus talemt aud industry enough to secure to himself an extensive and prodtable professional business, The annouricoment of the deciinature of Mr Flagg has been offisinily mady through the coluuasof the Eastern state Journal, and the Albany atias, wud Mr. Van Buren openty prociaim» his intention to take up his residence im the city of New York, We may. therefore, expect that other persons will be nomiaated for the offices now held by them. Fer the Comptrolersbip many names have been mentioned; among them Judge Dayton, late of the Eighth Circuit, Phowas Farrington, the pronent State Troasarer, Homan J. Redfield, of Genesee, and C ©, Cambrelling, ex-Member of Congress; and the fol lowing have besa named for Atterney General, Rufus W. Peckham, of Albany, Horatio Soymoar, of Utica, and James T Brady, of New York. The barn-burners will zvbably urge either Dudley D. Field of New York, or eter Cagger, of Albany, for the nomination. For Se- crstary of State, the aames of the present incumbent, Judge Bouton, of Herkimer,and that of Edward Sanford, &t present State Senator from your city, are spoken of. ‘The claims of the various candidates will be earnestly slvecated by their friends, and the nominations will be contested with greatepirit in the convention. by legal minds that there is no power in the constitution or laws authorizing an election of | Lieut. Governor, made vacant by the resignation of | Addison Gardiner on his election to the Court of Ap- als, ‘hac office will, therefore, be held by Sei selor. the President of the Senate,and Lieut, Governor pro tem., wotil a new election by the Senate, or until the next general election. <The whigs are no less active than the democrats; but While the democrats are determined upon healing all divisions by throwing bverboard the loading factionists and disturbers of the harmony of the party, the whigs are becoming more divided than ever. There is a pros- pect, however, of their uniting and succeeding at tho next election, if thay act wisely,and make good nomina- tious independent of such outside influences 2s sboli- tionisia, auti-rentism, &e. Among those who have been named for the comptrollerahip by the whigs, | would moation Samuel B. Ruggles, of New York. and the pre- sent Supreme Court Judge, Fred’ Whittlesey. B. Da vis Nuxon—who was one of the whig candidates for th Court of Appealx—is named for Attorney General, but it seems to be generally egnceded that Samuel Stevens, the prosent Adjutant Generl, will be the whig candi- didate, it he desires the nomination, notwithstanding he is Obnoxious to Weed, Seward, Greeley, ke Phe straggle for nomioations in both parties will be fires, but the people need not therefor complain, for in stich contests they are always provided with better men than when important offices are Siled by muans of deep, dark wad silent intrigue. It is of the utmost importance to both parties, and to the whole people, that the best men should be put forward, and we shull watch the pro- gress of events with great interest. Gov. Marcy has gone to Saratoga for a few days, for the improvement of his health. He looks pate, thin and haggard, and boars evident marks of severe illness, He intends visiting his native State, Massachusetts, before his return to Wasbingtow. His object is to visic his aged mother, who is bocoming very feeble from extreme age, and who, it is apprebeuded, canaot long remain upon the stage of Life. Commence Bosvox.—The arrivals port on Saturday last, were one hundred end forty-six coastwise, and twenty-two foreign, consisting of one shjp, eight barks, forty-nine brigs, and sight schooners, two sloops, and one steamer; total, ove handred and sixty-nine; by far the largest number thst ever came into this port in one day ber are not included a large nusaber of vessels bringing | wood, sand, &« , Cape paokets, and other small craft; but such a4 arrive trom a considerable distance, and are | 4 booked at the Merchants’ Exchange. A large number | of the brigs and schooners were loaded with anthracite | coal, neariy all from Philadelphia, and tae aggregate amount of their cargoes is twenty-two thousand one hanired and twenty- tons. “In addition to this umount, there were received two hundred five chaldrons of bituminous coal from the B: vinows. ‘The arrivals on Friday Iast were foreign and forty coastwise. exclusive of sual Boston Advertiser, Ang. 23 Sales of Stovks at Goxtous Excnaxar Boan 2 eacera tinilrond, 11 16 Portan mont aud Mass ichu- serte Railroad East Bustoo Dividends. Norwich and Worcevier itetlroad, 5634229 dor b30 disc 5634; 25 do, 30 d, 56; 190 do, 584; 50 do, # 10 b, 58% COMME KCIAL LNTELLIG SNOK, The Fiour Markets. | Puitaverrita, Aug. 23.—The demand for flour con- | tinues limited and prices are drooping. Sales of 1500 a 2000 barrels fresh ground Pennsylvania at $6 part lined and delivered, some Brandywine at $6 123, and a lot western at $5 874g. The saie of fresh groun vania flour noted in yesterday's paper at something than $6, was made at $575 per barrel. In rye flo sales have transpired ; holders ask $3 60 inquiry for corn meal Pennsylvania is held at $3 25, but no transactions have been repurted. Grain—wheat continues scarce, and there is but little arriving. Sal no | of 7000800 bushels new southern at $1 27 a $128 per | mies outside the lower stat bushel. No sales of rye. Corn—1000 bushels Penosyl- vania yellow sold at 75 centa, weight. Oats are rather more inquired for. Sales of 2000 a 3000 bushels prime old Pennsylvania at 60 a 51. Cincinnati, Aug 11.—There was no important change in prices to-day. ‘The eules were 486 barrels City Mills in two lots, st $4 40; 64 do. from railroad at $4 40, and 60 do, from river at $4 60, _ Cotton crop. The following from the Mob:le Register of the 17th is from Mr. Dey, one of the largest cotton plauters in aod exceedingly careful Penny County, Ala, August 9, 1847. ‘At your request, { write to infurm you that up to the first of this month, we suffered but little by the boll worm in the cotton The fly which we suppose produ ees the worm was found in great numbers. In the early art of last woek, the worns made their appearance ‘¢ find them now very numerous, from a living spec to the het grow, and in some instauces the fuli grown worm. 1 have one field of 130 acres that | think will be entirely destroyed, I am now catchingjthe worms, and Trom the goantity we take you would suppose, the sqaares and bolls not yet destroyed, would be safe, but ivisnotso; we pass by sufficiency (and indeed they are uatching every day) to destroy the cotton almost | entirely. | examined morning. The cotton is not quite so forward, but few worms te be fouad. In afew more days, we shall have thousands of them here. Mr. W—— has seen some of | the neighboring crops, and thinks! haye more worms than «ny one else. it may be so, at this time, bat a few aoe Prove the calamity universal in this district of —, offers his growing crop for his products last year, which wi m 1 pe ec oreaaron as about one third of an Pas. 10, My overseer at Midway came up t Hovays that the worms are’all over th ~~ cop, Dut =eriaae wembers-as we iors had them. You will remark that the period of their tween the middie of gast and first of September Passengers Arrived, Lonbow=Ship Toronto—Captain Chas E Ford, Royal £ pion, Russell, New gingers indy, wild fd servant hey aie ces a Roval E is Exact, Brown, Baltimore; 2ist, Clio, W " dersey; De Wm Corbeu, Charleston: Richd “in B Aug 21—Arr schs Boll Bank 4 Hasse, Pa; Dr Fox, Copioea Baie | NES npronn, Aug 2l—Arr schs Bolivar, Banker, an F acs Cr rund’ Plane ses | uate Hl Adaws, Adams, Baltimore; 22d, brig’ Enoch Pratt 7 ae | pty Havew Aug 24—Arr bark Panthea, ——, Guayama, ee ad dy Teaiach a ad | He poop New York, Kelaeys NY Yorks bid, stoop” Pr Diss Str » M id, M Ko ir \ “p ork; Frauklin, Thomas, do. Wises ise Grotenend, M Koder, Dr M' Enger | “‘PRovioesen Ag 21—Are bry Os ok Crowell, Phir ngers Salled, ary ale Charles "Minturn, w Low, iaay aud servant, jag Shaw, Mr and Ma Nelson Boni H ‘eyes M Simpso: ari; Joseph Brown, Cannan, Larnavoor— Ship Sehenk and lady, © Low, John Low, Geregelser M ‘rt Damaveoq, Joby Andrew A Rankin, Glasgow: WY #impson, Misso mportavions, 10l cases Lawrence, Mi B Morewood & co—50 chs | & 60 3 do Barber Bru. i Corieli—28 ols Bco—i0 She cihenes Py meron Torouto—49 casks ‘e Ingatt—145 chs 0 carove Ct Neison—-¢7 do Wea Har, inn T Richards, Base: —ides Thos Reynuldi—3 Mortimer & Gautiue: #eward=J3 JC Johnson ei Pheins, wodwe & ened B t & soa] bx G ie Mintaram§ chests Dutiiph M& useway—I5 pkge 60s D jon Appleton & co—2 Morrison M Blaix Moore Berean ise? 18M Upechenacte hinds Hl Baten eee? of ges John Morton—50 bls Peter Harmony i Ne- Ten | Brrrisn Bara Leia, of Galway, Be Cleared. syrasse (oncket) Hich, Hayne, For. & Lr Depau, Muiford, Harre, F & D, Fowler: Liverpool, J ‘Thompecs, Jun; Af ie ool, T His raper, oth. (new frsinr hk Nickerson; Ke Doride, Cork, ke. A Altenelli; Mazeppa, ; Lark Smith, New mt diz, Aurveck & Co; Anna, ont i id & J Brockleman; Ar (ie ; gop NF, at daw odsidge, do; Pulaski, Buaker. Pictoa, NS,J £1 Herald, Bolles, Galveston, Brower &’ Netlvou Ketchaim, Myatie: Joseph Bryan, Stone, Bane: hes Pampers, Sent derson, Matagord phia; Grecian, Ob ( Neapolitan) tal Roberts, Au- uss Odd Fellow, Blackman, Philadel. Boston, Arrived. Packet ship Toronto, Warren, London and Portsmouth, July 18, toJoha Griswold. Aug 20, tat 39 35, lon 87 40, pa ed aa American bark with loss of fore ‘and math mat ji boom, had aju 8 nding to the westward. Same Tat 39.40, 10a 67 35, spoke ship lualy, of and from Sug Hai bop. for the NW G eme. ship opher Columbus, Fredricks, — 56 days, to mascer. ark Wave, Bogardus, (of Boston) St Jago de jays 317 hhds su:ar, 307 bags coffee, ‘or ba eco to orde Brig Elwacd Tillett, Reed, (of Washington, NC) Ram i2 days, with 6000 bushels salt to8 L Mitchell. Left uo selen—t pascenxers. ephus, Gray, siayaense, R, 15 days, with 92 hhds i Bechtel; 63 do Meyer & Suutken.” Left no Amen “rig Venezuela, Fowler, Cardenas, 10 days, to RP Back — ported.) No date given, » T hugasta, from New York to Cardenas—was disay Jon 74 30—was endeavoring to make for Ni “Fi ied them wi h ed no gthgr assistance, tou, N 8, 2 ath & Son. Foster, Boston, 5 days, in ballast, to Dunham Mallory, Mystic, in ballast. ie. Davis, Portland,’ mola: aes to onder. Aubrey, Long, P. Sehr Edward L Frost, Kedwards, B Schr Mauida Hipson, Eastp chr Red Ruver Bacon, Bosto h, 2 dy, Sche Red Jacket, James, Viewiats, Wied to Fall River. Telegraph reports no vessels in sight at sundown, Satled. or Liverronls South Carolina, Char- ha; brig Harriet, Newfouudlaud. Packet ship Liverpoa lestou: bark Bogota, St ‘Telegraphic Corresponaence. ON, August 4—3 P.M. 1g,” from Liverpool, Below, packet ship ‘‘Was 2ist July. Herald Marine Correspondence. PHILADELPHI4, Ang. Arrived, schrs J & W Erricksoa, Smith, Fall River; Baena Vista, Holland, Albany; Comet, Cox; Dolphin, Lamb, Starr, Loughead, N York jelow,'schr Aley e, Tithenage, Wilmington, N C Cleared, packet ship’ Sasqvehannah, Dunievy brig Judve Mitchell, Drinkwater, Portsmoath, N Janes Richmoud, Decker, Shelbourve, N 8; Fait Rivers d ricksou, Smith, do; Empire, Wilsey, | bays Gleaige RK ince Sanith’ B hdgtooits Batise Finekne}, York; Heroine, Perrine, Roxbury; Waterville, Reed, Bos ron; barges: Orb, Y Jersey Trader, Dalton, and steamer Black Diamond, Morrison, N York. Miscellaneous Record. Packer Suir Stivie pe Gnasse, Rich, for Havre, will sail this morning MeDonough, master, | which sailed from this port on the 30th ult, with a ‘cargo of | corm me 1, &c. for Cork aud a market, was founderes in the | heavy easterly gale on the Sth August, ia lat 41, Jon 67 30, hav- ing spruag a leak, with boch pumps choked. ‘The crew,num- iug twelve, including the olicers, remained by the wreck antil the th, when they were taken off by the sche Leander, fom Boston, bound to Bt Domingo. ‘They were afterwards t this | board will probably be a total loss. ‘oae hundred | ie entran | Which vessel g In this mum- | fstauce was given. 1% jo There is no | Uiawmer, Phil pr other part of my crop this | greatest ravages is be- | NY | River, bouad to Ri 25 chs ® Barstow & co—l0 cs 11 carboys 7 eke Cum- ceansferred to the schr Messenger, of Fredericksburg, fr which, in the Chesapeake, they were again transfer if tou sehr E'S Mitchell, of and for Baltimore, where they safely rived oa Siturday evening last. The captain stat rig was seen to go dowa for four h ter their | ver. He was ouly able to save a few tl such as his instruments, destitu'e condition, keeping of the ng saved nothing. They are in th ritish consul, who will take care of them une ri Ul an opportunity offers to sead them home tu Irelaud. Buia Autravasn, Pratt, of and for Bangor, from Western Istands, im batt «, weut ashore on Pumpkin mond iv a thick fog. Hock, near Her- Crew sayed. The ves- and hee sails and rigyiug carried to reine hu hand ull the Personal property on Boothbay Haroor. Baro Many Jane, (of St Johns, N F) Deady, from Sydney for Boston, with coal, was totaily fost, no date, on au island at of Shelburne Harbor, N.S. Soun Ant, of Kingston, with loss of rudder, and in want of assistance, was spoken by the Lafayette, at New Bedford, no latitudes, nor mentions whether the as- Spoken. p Zeaobia, Kenny, New Orleans to Havro, n Whalemen, Aug 10, Int bis xp 800'do wh oil Mlechaana ship Catawba, Colinan, Daniel Webster, Starbuck, do 1300 jloseohs Maxwell, “erry, airhaveu, 1500 sp d 3, Ainericany Luce, Nan, 400 sp Heard fram in Dec. on off shore gr dase, aylor. NB, 700 (200 «h); last of Jau, ou do, Pacific | Hoxie, NV, 193) gp ieaking badly; bound to ahiti fo heave vga April off Ve 80, bark Valparaiso, Luce, N B, had takeu 300 sp withtaa few-days, (repsired at Valparaiso, April 27th, 300 bbIs, prubably 400 sp); Hobomok, Jones, Falmouth, T000'sy: 800 wh, sid from 100 black Hy- sid eon N Bedford, Aug 21, bark Braco, Cox, Indian aud Pacith ce vns. Sid from Nantucket, 21st, bark Peru, Fisher, Pacific, taken ut by the camels. _Spoken, Ang 18, lat 403g, 1on 6994, ship Atlante, of aud from Mystic. Foreign Ports, Matanzas, Aug 3—Sld, batk Richmond, Bartlett, Bremen ply Sspnens, July 17—Ship Charles Chitoner, “Vaipey, N vn Sr Jaco pe Cuna, Aug Trividad, soon; brig Emel Aum vessels. ¢ Susan,” for rk, do, only Bark “ Mary & Thomas, for N Yo! Home Ports. ostox, Ang 23—~Are ships Laura, Siow, Liverpool; Lon- 4 Orleans; bark Avola, Kendrick, Charloston; | rigs Charles Thomas, Mate! ydney; New Vork, Sleeper, N‘Grleans: tla, Hallet, Wilmington, NC: Richd lug soll, hia Paulina, Wisin, do; sches Emerald, id; Pizarro, ‘Bensov, Charleston; Orion, a; save Achorn, Crockett, and» Cooley Suow, ‘Lurks I Clar+, Philadelp Lu, Eldedge, N kork; Henry, Crowell: Gedtge Warren, nal Splendid, Covcrell, N'Y fore ship, 22 mn. Cld, brig Florence, ales, jadeiphin; sehr Kurotas, Kelley, Gonaives. Saided, bara Osmault, brigs Caroline, and Chesapeake. Aug hye brig plaure. Sargent, N Fok: vannal m Penn, Driscoll, Woud: ang ‘sche Florence, Smith, Bossa berry, NS Baxoun, Aug 20—Arr brig Montrose, Poland, N York, Cld, sachs Mae man, und Galena, Philadeiphia: Bist, brie (Dan) Barclay, St Thomas; J'8 Cabot, Lean: ders, uadalouge Bath Liverpool; 1, Aug 21-—Ax: ship Maine, Wade, Brvenuy, Avg 2: . Carter, Philadelphia. rive, Aug 20—Arr ship t Leon, Jarv Crtanieston, Aug 2l—Arr brig Almira ites schr H Westeuu, Louge, ast Macht eu th ald schs Vi Yor Mont chelder, Neu: Wilmington, Del Aug 15—Arr sehr Kvetn Preble, N York. ndalia, s.clatyre, and Mayflower, Foster, N Aug li—Arr brig Two Sisters, “hamberlain, Vera Hy? y, Lowuseod. N'Orleaus. Cid, ship ) Liverpool; bark Horatio, Boutelie, do; tiiams, Nowell, Boston; Lin'eu, Williams, sche Ovegon, Hamsoa, Matagord; Alaa, Jutusom, Aug 2%0—Arr schs Solomon, Tacker, Philadel- tsmouth; Richmond, Brown, Boston fo. Ph la 21, schs Voluateer, Norton, Lhomaston, for New ti Ivanhoe, Packard, do for dot Leopards al ey, Bos- or do; Anns. Hortou, Audrews, Providen i Philady Bay State, Clarke, Calas, for doe F stter, Thomaston ‘asso for N York: Albany Packet, Hutchins, Miteheil, Mitchell, Ban WHORYPORT, Aug 2 ston, for do; F' or, for Prsvidence spe “A rschr Oreg sm, Post, Philadel- Onuxans, Aug \6—Art ships Mary K Vera Cruz, via ta Nepta Gen Berr nasland (steam) De ; (steam) Coflia, Bowne, Ynent, (steam) Crane, Galveston, Liverpool; barks Magdala, Smith, rr Cheverus, (Fr) Poissonier, B ston; Tres de Mayo, (3p) Martorell, nes, Collins, Havan: "1 Sitfagan do: Sarah Rowe, do; Albert Rogers, Smith, Bowne, vay: he ‘Arr ships Finlaad, ‘ork. Nokroux, Ang 2¢—Arr selir Alexandria, Caffee, N York — In Hampton’, Fouts, bar’ Lucy Penaiman, Riddeti, fm James nero. ‘Arrschie C) fant beth, Webb. do: 1’ Mo Bay aud Cedar Key re; Queen Victoria, lelphia: sche Buewa Vista, Rackett, Philadelphing Oregon, yathom Philadelphia; Sylvia, Ireland; Ade ie 53 Natson, Sprague; Dacotah, Sinith Reaper, Phil phin John Kogers, Houck, Philadelphia; Sa- hy i K isomers, do; Jamos and Samuel, Somers, do; Higgins, do, Lender, Seats, do, Acturus,Haskell, Sinith, do; Juliet, York, do, Aug 23, arr bri Carine Charleston: brig Mary: fon (areaat Smith, Philadetply Via bile. ‘Saled brig ‘Grand. Turk Holt, Holt, iladetphin; » ; = Ro re i Tres a Hall, Nickerson, + OaTLaND, Aug’ 2—Arr Del Neve "i Challenve, N York Cid brig Rive ie, Memuttcon, od Hai, jtlautics Yates, Philadetpniny oth, sche Har, Waite, Pontemourn. Aug 2i— Arrsehr Baltisnore, Se 0 Bi A’t bre Vandaier, Nenaiccon, Pha phta; sehr tic raekard, N York; 2st bara Moutpe- be Wolfe, © ford, IN’ York; Macon, Hoye, N ‘ta ins Someryi Genius, Aug 20—Arr brig Wal ae rf rr brij son Ful Sia, brig Mary, Norris, N ks M do; Se Z, | hep a Hitchcock, F, Sadler, iS Bigelow, H Maysoa. plea! homas Ri w B Sa0w W Kirktaw do Toledo CLINTON HOTEL. PVender, Savynnah Geo Peck, Baltimore JW Worrel, ote YY Benedick, Oren Thompson, Tompk’tle HW Stevens,’ New Orlenus Chas B Johuson, ~ Arkausas & C Buel, Jonnecticut B Scoyer, Uaueds. GW Ferrio, Washington, DU D W Bain, New York Chas Savannah, Geo CITY HOTEL. New Jersey Mrand Mrs Frazier, do aad Mra Pratt, New York Ms Grootend f Schenectady R'W'swift, ‘New Bediord A Van Glinbush, Albany ke, Boston A Woodbur do Mr Stratton, "Schaghuicate lo J Crea, lelphia Mbjaois DB Haskell, Boston us Rg Yoon Ness, us Tne jay’ racey, ertucky *F patladelphix J Shy, H ea, 5 eraioar HOTEL. va Kellogg, Achi K Hubbard, Hart, H Bancroft, Terre Heute P Moore, Philadelphia ‘T Simmons, dy Shephard, ‘issippi J Plumer, ps ua N Crutchett Zwesville W Clogga H Williams, B Hod 3M Morgan,’ Wilmington M Harva, & 1D a maxice L HOTEL | Quarters and son, Vu M L Burhae, Monticello 1 Burl O Pater, Long Island DDD, A B Cainpfield, New Jersey JA Lownsend, H ran ‘0 N b Ten Broeck, do GS Fru nklin, Je Vermont L Hamilton, New York HD Hewett, Washington J’? Jackquerson, do Maadea J A Cameron Unea New Jersey J Taylor, do EF be Watertown ¥ obaton, do +s Johns itehall Miss J Jones, W Canada Mra Nix and daughter, do Miss Bitza Finn, N Jerse: Mrs Wilson and son, lew Yor Mrs London, Philadelphia South Carolina Mrs Booth, c Hitchcock, ‘New Yor K Quintana, do A storer, ‘do M Holcomb, Cc cticut: Mr & Mrs Thompson, Elmira Mrs Beattie, Kentucky butler, Albion Migs Levon, ‘Fennensee WA Murrell, do. jeactie, eatuel jarsellis Sehenectad: & Meade, St Loute " JW Sand, PEARL STREET HOUSE. | an Ohio AT Hough, Philadelphia | M Kelly Massachuseits $O Dounell, Onn ab Benzs and lady, Boston J Everett, 8 Moser, Ohio RL Steele, D Bailey and lady, Dan.ei Bailey, Mr Goodall, Miss Kidder, J Hatchinson, — Tw Steele, North C Jrolinn 4 5s B yet SaLem, Aug 21—Arr schr Maria ‘Therese, Smalley, Philag U 3 fs i, t & Mrs Brotherson, Toronto J Tuttle ri Bouh Carolina Pene Yan GM Rice andl, Worcestor Peterboro © B Bincroft and lady, do Canastota do Ww AH Ca fehsusoudy AC Barstow and, Islaad B M Lindsay und lady, PM Mathew oa, Providence Mrs Wilkinson,’ | Pawtueget HJ Jones, Philadeiphia D JS Kerler and famil: B AC! New York Mist kills, do WB Obio Mrs Churchill, Albany J Dunbar, do EB Pierson, ‘Ohio T Gregory, Poughkeepsie JG Wheeler, NewJersey EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE. E Alli Whately, Mass H May, Newtown SY Paddock,” “Alabama LC Moody andl, Greeufeld § Blakesly aud lady, Meriden J Grafton and |, Port Gibson EA Nichols and!, Danbury § Polly and Jady, Scoughton 3G Harrison, Poilad-Iphin Mark Downing joston N Wildman, Shermaa Blur, J Judson, eurecticnt Brantie D Perry, 8 Loring, ssa afin ttafield 8M Resear Lynn, Conn Merwin Lane, Huntington P Barnes, jethiehem Hi Adams, Saratoga *, Joslin Connecticat Wim Joslin, Connecticut Mis Ann Blauchardy Mass J Conyerses, are, Miss Geo Baseoe, New Haven E M Starr, Danbury FRANKLIN HOTEL. “Vir & Miss Cranston, Raauway New Orleans , Cleveland Binghampton R ne Philadelphia Meller and family, & Kurkpatnek, Mu Schenecniy Mr aud’ Mrs Okill, New Yor Miss Woodman, ' Alabama Baruey, Boston do do do do io Pittsburgh Albany JUDSON’S HOTRL. Boston C Weerti, Philadelphia ‘s Reath, NBedford 8 Almy, Connecticat Philadelphia Mr wordon, lorwich J Wood, do Nashville 3 Atwood, do Boston W Converse, Norwich |. New Bedford Davis, Rhode Island Rochester EW Virginia Boston R Taft, Providence Greenfield J Dwight, New Haven Hartford TH Gregory, Boston Mi, Mrs and Miss Wild, do J Parker. Indiana AE Ely, E Smith, do W Taompson, do W Hussy, c do G Da Foust, New Havea Kt Hubbard. do Mr aud Mrs Sharples, W luslay, do Dr Schure do f 4 A New D Andrews, Ohio D Wnght, Ibaay C Barae Drand Mrs Leddle, Montreal H Jordai do LOVEJOY’S HOTEL. Mr Martineax, | Rochester J D: F Woerk, Philadelphia LB do F do WE Boston do BF be do W FH Sullivan, "Zanesville OX i; Smile, Bakerfield D MF JaKerney, io W. TJ Baldwia, "Bridgeport A SSnores, ' Winchester, Ct JJ =F Brown, joston JS D W Rice, _Treaton GC | J R Deacon, Philadelphia HAC 3 Brown, Goodwinville LEC jo CK Brown, LEN Volatie W Berry, Poughkeenie A We New Bedford CA Muiger, idgeport CF Bradford, _ do. JL Bush, Rochester JG Bixby, Providence J Hixon’ West Medway JW do J Builard, do GW Be do G W Barrows, Chester GB: Woonsocket do. SP do SH Provideuce Js Galena, IN ky Pe AG Meriden Ji Abb tt, estgeld JP Ci Woonsocket WP White, Massachusetts RL Detriit R Mans eld, Waterford JK Colchester — Thayer, Vermont AP P ry J Jonuson, New York ILD Wells; Charlestoa, 8 & H Green, Philadelphia J Peck, Bystou Nott, Richwond, Va K M Texas S thomas, Charleston, sC 5 W E Donglass F A Bheidon, roy GC) Boston J Gilmore, Cincinnati do R Ludi gton, Texas do Bh New York do aus, do do do Hu do Tolland JK Bullock, Rhode Island erson, Megadore,O US Ballock, do HOWARD HOTEL* Mr, Mrs and Miss Mills, Phila P McAllen Richmond T Potter, Schenectady G Bowyer, Kentucay Mrend ities Swincey Me Dawson, ‘Wilmington Mraud Miss Thompson, do H Smith, JV inois Mr Hutchiuson, | Moutreal W Todd, Wisconain Ler C Cunuiugham,’ Schenectady C Johnson, A Bardwell 8 Leonard, T Goldsmith, do W Haker, C Mair, do W Butler, E Bradley, Middletown E Hacker, F Holeon. Fort Lee E Tyler, N estail, New York Mraud Mrs Aldrich, M Collett, Patlecayate ¥ Whuthald, Paila \ Hurst, Newhall Troy ¢, M Davis, MrDe N NORTHERN HOTEL. ir Delaro, New Ham CJ Folger, Alban WJ Gratam, Jerse J Sutton, oy J Bates and sister, — Paterson J 8 Wilson and lady, Buston A3 Watson, do D Daer, Baitsmore 8 Rentoa, Boston J Bancrot New Jers«y L Levie, do G Strong and Indy," Phila J Home, Paterson G Sampson, Wis 0 FP Stephens, Newark vir Higham, iuney, dy J Miner," Boontown, Mia Reedy,” Sow Vote Weteawort Mr Walliams, North Carolina W Marshal, Bcheaectady gKers, Pitstargn Pa i Helmitk, Philadeipiua GJ Kich, Massachusetts FChuata «do Mina MC Weeden, Newpurt , do, JAFu US Army Aba: esion N % eth Carolian lo Providence jostou do do do do South Carolina do Philadelphia pecon Philadelphia New Orleaus Conn i “N rh fomwick do North Carolioa do Chio New } ork Ohio Can yoharie TH Brim, insiow | H Newhouse, Wis Territory J reremtke \ Fp Moers se sacnn mle 3.0 Green de, | a Massachusett y \ Mise @heteld, Connecticut 2 Ty!*r, RATHBUN’S HOTEL FP ethb Comdiaks YL ene oir one, e J Ln MrCooke,' North Carolinn JA Wi ew eae FBkioner, A Hower, Lockport Cru di ri wis f rita Byistol | 5 Yobincon Georg n M ond Heard, Chicago | in. FEGhive pia ake tly Sit owe Jack H Launis, é heen 8 Strong, Albany | vs Boyer, J Waite, Philadelphia | Stewart ity on Hi Heurick Shicago W Maneshall, falo tle, do | Cane Andrews, Butta Baltimore | tho dei Lapeante Wilcox, jain and 1. oveloy, Gi on, /Calhous WESTERN HOTEL. Connecti do do New Haven Georgix Hartford and son, do. oy Philadelphix tim do do , 3. Me Mav’s Guide” an note Metcalf, ichester, Butts, Ww ‘Beach, avis, Greene, “ears0 eececs x, aoe ore iS Toy Attleboro? Massachusetts Mansachusets chiuse ‘Atlebore! Boston Foxboro’ oe mm Gillett, Dogger ty "AldkotE ana lady, weOrZ > & fa 3 2z. mad wel Ss: |, treat the rtant pI lished Siac ore be contideatiafiy coesulted same, 1; relation to books neatly cons! at my. ‘am the ouly person that ean cure office, Greenwich street. this country aves I M ‘This inscicucsc flicted, under the dist inguished YUNIMEY Berom, PUR JUL Medical and Surgical tnsticate, 1 ‘No. 75 Chambers street. ded in 1f pole gr yas found scienti vine New Rock 7, and ie medi Petroungs, ei bared by many,) of the most eminent citizens, consisting of men an bergen ARES suecksaru LY TREATED, rene i Felon on (ape 8 Gonorthoa, or Bap, 4 5 Costiveuess, 2 2 Intermittent cy 5 Bad Cough, ¥ Bemiual ‘Weskuess from’ 2 Liver Complaint, Secret Indulgence, Hemo im Urethra, 5 Primary Chancres, 3 Cares or Belanite 4 Secondary Venereal, 3 Cases of Wonk Eyes, a ry Venereal, 4 Great Debility, 2 at fESSeUL. 0 rge, Wart removed from 1 La 1 Amputation “of ‘Thumb, injury eansed by fire: the Tor 1 Aimputation of injury caused b “thay Mr. Factory, 3 Buboes opened, 5 Pain and Irritation of the Urethra and Neck of the indder. 2 Suppression of Urine, 3 Retention of Urin 10 ain nine ‘Waterinthe 3 caer oth I Miditey, one IOP"AN diseases of liar to females, are Dartionlarly ait _al3 1de#re aburr- Bloomers Cases of Impote 2Gasen of Seald Head, ne and Bowel Com- 1 Delirium Tremens. “OPERATIONS AND CURES. 1 Operation for Deformity, 1 Bad Injury of Haud atten ded to, injury caused Bediord’s Printing 138 Fulton street, 3 Uleerated | Lens of long 3 Inguinal “Heipeare attended 1 Umbilical Rupture attended rBhess; a, to, 6 Reneenrns cured inthe Ure- 2 Operations for Enymcaia, 1 Dalocatiog reduc 2 Pena for Sica ‘in Ano. ‘artial Deafness restored to earing. Uring Si and diseases pecu- HOME BOSTWIC., Attending Surgeon sd Physician. aRRAT BE ON ‘TEM— Sup Fire! Nossge, ood Eestarer'on the ©; 70, edition 8th. This work contsius a complete ré decay from self-abuse and exces: disease of the sexual system, i ore he Eve. reader. New York Jouroat of Medicine and Coll: Pp. Option: DISEASES OF THE 8: EXUAL dH. Dixon, M.D., author of sun- perative Surgery iew of the causes of early nd also of every known Janguage adapted to every is oF THE PR: ral Sciences— “Ivis written in a clear, nervous style, and is calculated to do much good, ticularly well book, which the non-profess prise.” The description judicious. The practitioner will find it abounding in valuable h aod the general reader will come across many usefal urioas and warnings.” Boston Medical and Surgical Jouroal: ten mach and well on various branches of suri 1 treated of.” “ Yet the author's ori to the rational principles of medi are accurate, and the treatment are re are startling things in this reader will regard ity and th rough devotion is ingenuity under teving surgical circumstances, stamp it with uncommon inte- n Evening Post—" Dr. Dixon i i a ventor of a great number of ti ooarp of fittees reatdeli m fe years’ st ind care, ye ae ge do great good.” ‘om: aie of Dr. Mott—the in- ble ae His book t in decided Janguag: Sen It will ane an aud her Diseases, from the Cradle to the Grave,” adapted exclas yetem an in ward H. Dixon, MD. For sale by CHARLES H i an st. Woe Ne member ‘ofthe ‘Royal Co of the ——. Society treatment of vely to he: id all the di Pp aes; d ‘hrowshout | the sour the natural laws of fT ods; by i orice $l ass fourth edict rice im ‘Bs: ition. KIN , omer of Broadway au2s 2m traction certain of New lelicate diseases. His long experienc Duane sirce coms, London, and consulted im th- sligge of Bur ‘ork, may ind close attention to this elaas of compiainta; his pleasant, ste aud expeditious mode of treatment—his extraordinary suc cas quirin ness. pain. ing a long and extended practice city-—-and above al] hua legitimate medieal few of the grounds on which he rests his claims mode of treatment is safe, effectual and expedi either the nse of mercury or restraint in dist of bust- trictures cured in one or two weeks with scarcely any Constitutional Debility—Those individuals who have yr thirteew years ta this Hifi re cadulged ina certain loathsome and secret habit can positively be restored to health and society. Mild cases removed in two wo four days. enclosing a fe poe of fe made unless cured. Postpaid letters ree dollars, will recei rompt at jy2l 30c*re J 50 Wall street, sonal proper ty. 8 correctly and protaptly adjusted and paid. | INSURANCE COMPANY—Oihes No opposite the Merchants’ Exchange. ‘This company continues to insure against iy dainag tire, on dwelling houses, warehou: ods, wares, and merchandize, and every description of per’ DIRECTO os. T. Woodruff, B. R. Robson, M.D. loses Tucker, ThomaonF Price, ‘Gales, Rents, Tohn C. Mertitt, Joseph Alfen, Joseph Drake, ‘Wm. K. Thom, Thos. W. Thorae, John R: Davison, MOSES TUCKER, esident Gro. T. Hor: ene ae Ni GOUKAUD'S ALAN 2B SOAP BEWARE OF A SPURIOUS MED! ARTICLE— 1 his delicious compoond so deservedly a favo- rite with the public, is universally acknowledged to rank fore- mestamong pyrene gene and. to it for its for its surpris ia on the human ski astonish’ medical and chemical Properties. a elebrity ia accorded fication, as well as Its action rvellous, that but for the enlignt powers of pi ‘ened state of society, it would be accredited to the power of magic, and its i wizard ! The da bat science happi the golden on us which dar 3, are id brilliantl equal i raud’s Het in Medicated Sos ly + hite ; and lightfu! fragrance will tlont the live for the mere purposes of the 884 purifier and cleanser of the skin nothi ;a8.a shaving compound, wrticle extant, and no gentleman w! on should A.) not Jelightrully soothing applied to it than Gouraud’s Medicated Soap ! Beware of spurious soaps parportin eanecially bewnre of counterfeit of if Courtlandt Cc troyed, withor food ealted et. The on Obstinate, inveterate and habitual Constipation, ( tiveness) uot ouly totally overcome, but alao compietel ther pare: ‘imple, agreeable. and infal in France, by M. Warton, 68 Rue Rieheli Price 20 cents. a reat rele « y Ervalen: =a resembling arrow root The above treatise 1nd Ervalenta constantly on hand at the National Depot of W arto their sale, at HAMMOND'S & ‘ way. corner of Cham‘ ers street, three doors south of Stuart’s marble buildi: Booksellers and Draggists abroad, desirous of introducing the Ervalenta in their respective ci ow with'on favorable terms, by addressing, 1 ost pai tor of the National Depot of Warton, of Paris,” New York. piss Re; sale by FEW PA E FAPER—to00 Keams No. | White Tiss 300 do. PER y we ~ skeet epidermis bbe tauned fate ‘swartvess can be easily rendered sot ION (00% ator probably suffer at tke stake as a f ne orem) however, have gune by ; greater pot ty Hees Certain it is, tf , rough, chapped, freckled, tanned to Tpen by a'fres use of Gou- exceed the power of magic! the entire host of cutaneous so emollient, that Toughest, hardest skin, is’ speedily made as! soft and smooth 3 an infant erful, that the its chemical eae are 80 pow> a trogaieal sun ever jiant, clear, that a de- Hi ‘eis 30 veentd hight ong day it is the most delicious ho values a luxurious ton- ‘a moment be without it. If it is rrother, or lover, ik, whose tender ve anything more italian to be medicated, and jouraud’s Soap sold in ly place in New York where Gou- to be obtained genuine, ig at his depot, 67 first store west of Broadway, New York.) STTy ENYS3) DESTROYED — Cow ly des- injections or baths, ble means, recently ju, Pre is a light, palatable and delicious vegetable Ferine—in some respects tives, fai xpressly established for road: we, 271 jealt ‘The Direc- No N. ae 379 Pearl street, New York, Importers on Manufacturers, have received of every st pes Hangings, ow Geran Beoes, View they and others, at extremely low Pi "The most competent workmen very abort N® OTICE TO CONTRACTORS—EXTENSION OF the Harlem Railroad from Crotou Falls t Dover Place neor's office The Company reserve the theirusmal large supply of all the new pateras, nd quality, of French and American Paper ws, Fire ints, and wide Win- | and profiles and specifications will be oubibt fer to dealers, merchants, pene eee ey bale *re 0} | Proposals for the grading, masonry and brie ing nine mil a Harte Reif, eg from its present termi ‘roton Fall ow C the, ges Ki ie Eo ati he Gc day of Be now orepared for the examinar: Lapt Sarator he Engi» ht to accept or reject anv prow posnls, whether they may, Werte Jowert oy not ore AN CAMPPELS & Tok: (stock and fixe wa and pe? os Greeawe rh ont ng Promises. the disposal o ERS \ND rey anti the above. hay Bank street this is seldom to be obtained. For further parti ofa RS —For sale, tne le together or separate, ‘of the well Mi Brocery tore, on the corver of An opportu v lars ‘apply factory reasons will be cooradf for ar eet aaa Ee nape porns ane At a i Smile Beer in wae their ria adel st heh watch the ase of Mercury or with a success eaters we wilh eres it ei from the | ret ph) et beep noute of Ys, eae sive of their high esti and success of "The islowing Diseases ter, PILES: pity have 8 1! means iad who visit this office wifl be ° aploved ich jeh can never do harm, aud which ractice, in le for medivine received tI pane sol rd Queen of from othe: ice. dhs ele last thirty Paee by Dr, .CTICE OF MEDICINE. MAMERICAN bang hy oe 1d the Pope of i stimatiou of the science, safety, ceralaty e for advice eee ad best attention, of their iMordal rele relief in oe Webs Bench, of be prescribed, for ac- which vegetable reme- to do this. recommendations in Karope and Ammerige, vie ie nae aeen joiland, me—expres: x of an acute or chronic Ly oind Bnet ae S or Blind, or in a state of Tumor, PSTA and fi Ven COMPLAINT. BK Nie cs GR. AVEL, ‘and all affections of the Kidneys or cougile Colds, Consumption, Bronchitis, and all other dis Hag orbs King’ eit gr ‘Bees en SCALD HEAD, and all rahe Diskases OF THe EYES AND EARS treated without scarifying, leeching, blistering, or the use of in BUEESAne Bike acute or chronic. cupping, nme Com TIC D0 fe DOULOUREUS, ot Neuralgie, SRA TYE ORE StL ag in, ne erious stages, and F EMALE,¢ COMPLAIN heal ting re ihe us OF ‘omb,, oy om. Head, Palpitation of the H Vr RS NFLU. DROPS) SPINA: PLEUR ENZA, ant lee sei iy without ble infu) bie es residing in any part of the country, by sens written description of their case, will be prescri! ‘ie Limbs, Ch ints Pinkert heat, La et ire an US or See wits e Hes ath MUMPS, SOIREE, oar bil i Recum, Excess or 8 White Blows, Pra bdomen or Hi ‘weakness ring, calol Poisonous means, 30 gene: ARRH OLA, CH HOLERA MORBUS, Aguein the Face and pression of lapsus Uteri, ith Pains in Bac jervous Debility, Col ir Seg eae, Felons, or Whitlow; all ver cnuracter. 4. he spine, Or MEASLES CROUP, ke. ete oF Bie ep Fever. ‘a Colic, aud Costi' rial Eperge, e lee: = Ops Abacesses tectum Crane of Abcam | iveness. ENT CURE WARRANTED. cure of disease cannot be obtained in this feng the amount which the 08k. the moltitades who have been prescribed forare returning dail: (Wg reports of their id restoration to hi or any other violent. pod Te i same as if they were personally ent. All comtenaloations by iT mu: be post paid. Address 141 a road ale Office 141 Fulton vA n from 7 o’clock A.M. to 7 P.M McALISTER’S ALL SEATING: OINTMENT, has been extensively used all over the city, and throughout as the country, for every form of di: saps is the demand for this wonderful medicine in the cure 0 seararive te insensible perspiranon, Cs ahapel and known, the cal demogemens. cleanses t) saltrheum, scald By the same process it h faces, sore t opening the pores, and equalizing WAT scant eioecdsiates it cures coughs, aud costiveness. ¢ blood of mor B heed, ¢ 7 » Theumal and the more it is ch is the success varieties of phy us Cures scroft liver complaint It neyer fails to Ce dame and scalds, how- ever severe, allaying ivflamuation nm proud flesh. It is sure to relieve) head, sides, spinal diseases worms, fevers o| nervou! not bi Thi iisappoint traordinary medi administer it, bowels aud rforms macrieeh inds, ague in the {i Pain, and destroying pal jot of all kinds, in the 85 aod is ‘unsurpassed in cures in cases of piles, jace and breast, and all hagiee this masterly medicme, and ‘you will 0 safe and sure in its results. rmifuge, bringing awey all kinds of ania and pip mon ves - ree quantities. Sey ale dressed to Jame: York. s McAlister. No. If wou erful Ointment being used nt ap aon is an ex- cine fur children, it bei ing t. No. lal Fulton street, New York. T orders and communications, by mail to be ad- 1 Fulton street, New 326 eod30c* C to any in market, for gle ov 7! OLT'S COTTON DUCK—A constant supply of the va- Tiows numbers, 22 and 44 inches wide, warranted superior 'H. & L. & GEO. GRISWOLD, aué 24¢3tawis*m_ 72 South street. RGAN MANUFACTORY .—GEOKGE JARDINE. remo. ed to 548 Pearl street, near to ane opposite tite Lith Hospi Broadway, New his furmer manufactory, secured a lai stock of the best and old seasoned wood, an by fu re o| convenience foi enabled or rgans, constant] recting organs of the li Tiod 1s for sale. ‘ork, having, since the Sestraetion uge and valu built every arkest class, he will be in has well established reputation, and he re- tfully solicits exteuded patron rch, Parlor aud ¢ bare h, or ge, Finger and Barrel 3° 2i(a12) 301 eod*re JUN H GUNT. TERS DINING SALOON, No. 117 Fulton st—H ER desires to make known to his numerous customers, and the public at large, that he has enlarged.ventile ted, and thoroughly renovat F boast of as exte the eity afford: be seen to be hat all who: quently. il on His Larder, plied with the most choice productions of the markets, whicl, will be served up. at all times, at the shortes SG Ope ted his D. ag heretofore, sh Sund: lining Saloon, end can now comfortable aud neat a saloon a rovements need only id he only as! oneviatr pomenense not fail to af ome age hall be bootifully’s AOAL.—I ain daily discharging the best quality of Peach Orchid Coal, and will deliver it at the following low for cash only , $4.75, stove, Egg, $5 pm Large from the boats, and at 25 cents as ‘djnioual, if screened, from the yard, corner of of King and Greenwich, pat \OULDER Ss! BRAC id BODY BE Premium Patent Elastic Loe Brace, so lug CLINTON —Agate’s y re commended and patronised by the most eminent surgeons 1 this country, for children or adults, who are inclined to soap orare round shouldered, or affecte ness, or pain im the chest, those of consumptive or sed: ts, or those confined by study, or at the writin they will find them an invaluable article to brace ers, expand the chest, thereby giving a tree and ealthy ues and laborers. by tion to the lun d spi ine persous with we: tary desk, a ye shut wearing this brace, will be abi fe to do more work with les fati ue, as well aa improve the form. N.B—Alsoa sy) highly recommen To be had whe ne Gentlemen’: tig so mise ane. retail at 297 Broadway, oiner of Park Place. superior Body Belt, or .0r Aidotinal upperir OGLE'S H Growth and Embellishing ‘he Has stands artealle and is now the ouly. article used by those who value a Itis alike efficacious m exterminating dandruff; and the beautifying Justre it gives te the hair, sceRs ageuta throngho Acents—A. B. the most ‘emine YPERION at Sie wolls of every hl cont ut the Uniti & D Sends, N. ¥.; H hystcians, & ty States and C ‘or Promotung the seurl and lady of fas) taining certificates from 'To be had of his nada. Mason, Portland; Carleton & Co, Lowell; B. K, Bliss, Springfield; D. Scott, 4 & Co, Worcester; JR & thornton, and, Dp. Uadweil, N- Bedford; R. J Gaytor, Newport, K .'L.; K. Prevett & Son. Pougnkeepsi xter, Albsny; Dr. Hiemstreet, Trey: Hun:, Auburn; Wim. Pitken, Rochester: G. H. Fish, Sarat a; Tolman & Williams, Syracuse; L.. Kell jarnum & Son, Utier; William Coleman, Hauce Droge, and Wa. H. more, W. Kneeland & Co, 127 (C* A'treatise on the Anatomy and Ph with direedon each bottle of" First Pre all 15teod* re hier plac preservil perion, sanledig and for pr miam ‘ti ES uffalo; Seth G. A. Myers, Hair D esser, Balti Caual street, New Or- iology of the Hai-, ke.. xecompanies ILLIAM BOGLE, Gossamer Wig Maker, Washing ston. vO CONTRAC and Kanawha Com; jt, 1847 7th A Ya, unui th ul work comprises which have been —Proposals aa from L; 1 Island al ent a laid eight Jo a distance of about 19 mies. winecrs Office, James River Island, Bedford county be received at Lynchburg, e 29th September next, forall the work on their en saooairecied, for, River to By , Va, yachburg upwards op The cks (the foundations of two of I-w small culverts, the abutments of seven road and farm big izes, and eight wifinished sections, (from half a mile toa mile long) of excavation, em! towing path, Big Islan about 475 feet lon the said work and 13 feethigh. 3 Will be exhibited at th ment, ¢.; also two dams across James River, west of ; one at the Cushaw Falls, about 777 feet long and 7 feet high; and the other just below the mouth of North iver, &e. ecificatious, plans, he Eogineets office at Big Island, on and after the 15th of September uext, and’ all needful information will be given at any time by the Assistant Engineers on the aut3 12 Staw re OTIC: i)? SEPH N toa baker by the, line of Ms afores: this should meet the COLL, name of © thing grent‘y to his advantage by e=1l ». No. 6) Wall street, New York, Huntington, Long Island. 21 12teod*m. WALTER GYWNN, ief Engineer. w of JOHN JO- who was aporenticed sone yea s since ‘T Brothers, he wi'l Tearn seme ing onJOHN 8. Nu- or to the subscriber, ZB. OAKLEY, EW SILK ,OODS JAMES BECK & CO, call. the attention of by aK Such as Silks, Cashmeres, ses Bombazines, Drap d’Ete Dames Camel's Hi Ik Goods, to their large stock of NCH DRESS GOODS, Embroidered Robes, de ALSO, Embroidered Collars, Capes, Chemizettes, Handkerchiefs, &e., the lai Lace Robes, Capes, Colla by far the most extensive in Hosiery and Gloves, of it assortment. 80, Ww. ALSO, pew an &e., of every desoription, and ‘ork. id superior make, AL Irish Popli hy id plaid. pling Plant en plai The above, with’ a ‘ah assortment of Fancy and Staple Goods, Sweore now offered at unasually low » R.GL0¥ ever: D of ditentt skill of physiciny pprticelarty leet RIS day at ‘a regular gra rotracted cases, leas experience, ts, strictures, and all a “Th INFIDENTIALLY e. treatment ond cure that have baffled the re atvended to by him; delicate diseases. Dr the medical professiou. Offices in be! mn = streetere so arranged that patients do not see each Re ate entrance tothis office through the entry, | bt his office gore. dispose of, such by a foir casl th the thelr residences. Ladi a4 201% ¥e tying a perfect apply pretenders. who re in a short materials for ers, of the newest ve le bel imAlro 2 canes tane F 10m SICLAN: for relief, after tryiny all the ted, hambuged, and Sore old oP, iapmnediarely a as Wearing Apparel, rier for the same, by seudin ‘oat Office, or 9 LEY ‘WARDROBE AND PURRERORE, WANT dies or gentlemen haviny fluous effects to- Farnirur, he. cen ge Subscrib- 30, well atten VENST ee iBrondway’ up stairs. DISEASES CULED BY A BUT with .en years practice in thia city, re, without merear: i ru h thon time, and é ii me OF Fre i Artificial Flowers flor jvertised nuacr md ignorance and Bowery. can be attended to by Mrs. J. Levenstyn. in a tew ‘Sys the numerony poet who with « perfect imposi'inn, Advice gratia eset ‘rivals, for mtire business. Ba ERE ., ams ereet, Now otk. 1g pleasant. breakfast and Spo aug at OT sa fb WG QUNERY SEAT aia as Fo be ow omered fr sale are also on tee a rare sta a ple, eee, pobre beers Puch bare ver hy Caen efhnes ersten d nthe wl prope is now ia ines most perfec, order. In the Village is cademy, secgnd.tomoue i this Hate im po gf caracee ee, apply to DAVID fF S. HOES, 35 Wall street. A alin, tues ak wood wil gne fixtures o ‘Ovster and a toute cee Bees Tosse sina coated looetiog, Sore ite the Praeipal x ise market _ ‘The house has been occupied in atin if has ab) com! {ih aa sneellent You of busi wage ad one ga best stands re ke resent proprie- ther partiew ae TOR BALA WESTCHESTER LAND To gem pw in wt of wit for cowry seas Wo tmarker gar r jeus: all al jon in the neighbor oud of New York. 50 atres of land, in th town of Westchester, within 9 miles of the City Hall, with right, of passing over Harlem Hag f {ree of toll. are offered a private ch in lots. coutai a ands are within. 13 ara ot to 50 acres each. pod, ~ location healthy. ‘Ti oI sanin, rur Morris, 5 tS arta Walter Rutherford, io "9 lew Yi aula UNION VI ETA Sodan aad ans Hing Co} Wy, er a, 3 cow houses, 2 Waggon ib, 2 ‘acres of excellent a if fhe Hr eal tivation, el fay and tumbere ‘he ¢rops are not surpassed by any in te—nor is the store to be surpassed for a country st will be a bargain, soa at gaat te fog 24 atthe Norther tia, foot of Cor Com o7 P.M ye unt York acl Kauss Compeny: corses, iy aid liom Webiin. i 8k oc pO 7 POE SUE cet 1K AB THIS —Ladiew Gate: vers Bas: rh i AF is aieaig pao ie oe ue Prusel Boskins eat hin ree oad al! other elec Boots and 1 of it style. alarge sagas st onter tae ethan. Gentlemen wil find fu ths store ereat aaartment of Sag ‘ ietont lenshers wind. “Iisa, Boys’ Boots, Gaiters, and Shoes, of all sorts and Ali of the above of the best goatier sat-chenw, at 967 Broad- way roe <i door above Franklin street M. CAHILL. FRENCH BOOTS. — Paria French Calf fa $4 58, eal £0 the beat Uae Broed ay, (0568 ts, city made, 7 Sonoma be fou Pees tetas fe STP Also the French Congress bests, ofthe the bat quality; Boots, shoes, guiters, slippers, en constantly "All goods warranted to give satisfaction. Corer of Fulton and n streets, jy28 or®re THE (AFRICAN PARAKEET, O LOVE BIRD, Chinese aud, New Holland C —The publieata distance wishing information relatfveto these rare aud valuable Birds can call to their rec ection oue in the Menagerie of Messrs. Raymond and other of George U. Thorburn, Esq., 15 John street The usa il ndrare and valuable Cage Birds, fancy eds, &c. Se. i Charles Spaniels, be and Bee Lary Terriers. v. STON, 280 Broadway, 2d. darn au2l 12t*re A. T. Stewart & C ’s Dry Guod Storo, D* JOHNSON, 17 Duan feet, near Chatham street is well known as the most uccesaful ‘practitioner in New York im the treatment of cate diseases. For the last 1d years Dr. JOHN! po yal enj singed the most extensi re Brpctige ia private diseases of ti ical man in New York tor’s Cage for skill in those old half-cured ‘cases that have existed for oases is pre-eminent. No matter how long you may have It, ee Ulcers uj +A or in the throat or ed. Comtubonal im the eau and hones of the legs, tually | rane eae, pao on bye ry habit, indi an by young mien, coxgte lascivious dreams, an ceeds ‘emissions, positively cured. set ate fared infoer “e without Mercury. Noalteration in diet, or pre- veation from business. Post paid letters, containing $3 for adsloa, attended to. No charge made unless cured. CAUTION: D Aga USING = harem Lanes ANE COMMON PREPARED CHALK — They are not <ware how jully injurious it is to the skin, how coars how rough, how milow, yellow, and -uuhealthy’ the skin oP: nar using prepetsd guatie, Desideg, its nUaroun emt # large quantity of lead. have pispared a benutifal vegetable article, which we coll Jones's Spanish Lily It is perfectly ianocent, Selicroetihed of elt deleesrious qualigiens dod tt teapaetsee eho stiu 4 natural, healthy, alabaster, clear, living white; at the same time acting as @ cosmetic on the skin, ung itaoft aud smooth. Soldin New Y. street. Price 25 cents. o MozIsH, H re (ood and innocent ar ticle for dying the heir a i it blag color, without staine tng or even affecting the skin. ic is absolutely the best, the cheapest. the most srmple and excellent article made, os one trinl will convince any one. Price 2s 4s, or 84a bottle, Soldonly in New York at 82 Chatham street, aud by the ugguts tah samme place is sold the SO1UTION OF JET—An instantaneous Human Liquid Hair Dy: ie dyeing light, red or grey haw permageutly a ~ beowatoriet bh ick color. Fall and copi directions enclosed. Bold at the ‘American Eagle, No. #2 Chatham street, FINI SER OF TEETH ROR TWENTY-FIVE CUNT Whi Teeth Foal Breath, Healthy Gume= ¥ ellow and ee teeth, after bei twice clean ed with Jor mber Tooth Paste, the most be: sda ivory and, at the same time it is so perfe iy muceent and exquisitely fine, that its constant daily use is iighly advautageous even to those ap that are ma good condition them a beautiful polish, and preventing a pre- maturedecay, ‘Those already decayed it preveuts from be: coming worse—it also fastens such’ are becoming loose, and by perseverance it will render the foulest teeth delicately white, and make the breath deliciou-sy sweet. Price 25 or 3736 cents a box. Sold in New Jy at 82 Chat street. THERE AR: 900,000,000 70 PORES Px THE mwa ‘These have to be kept open to cause free perspirat «fect an outlet ‘or impurities of the body—to make the akin ‘leac'and healthey and thus to prevent and often eure fou fifths of human disease. 1Lis a singular fact that the humors which clog the pores of the kin cause many interoal diseases, beside giving the skin “ello, rough dar lok. tearvy, i re he-ds, tant figured ski cured, "When these causes are removed, persona who use bath freely. shoald remember thet more than water is arent rom the pores. to remove the hamor f have seen persous who have had TEOLS kie much ion the suany “iy ‘Bi ‘th ‘be ‘iter, a Pe its use. it just Ire tout forJONESS CHEMICAL SOAP, an there ‘are cumerous counterfeits, and go buy nowhere else in New York butat the sign ofthe Aimer 62 Chatham st. Price ‘Aouts—Philadelphia, Zeiber & Co, 3 Ledger Buildings; jaltimor lor & Boston, ing & Co. 8 State street; fewark by Van Bus- 6 Jarvis Buildings: Pitsburg, Pa; iris Brooklyn, 139 Kalton street! AGNIFICENT,_ BEAUT) AND GLORIOUS HAIR; SILK "SORT. GLEAN, FINE AND LOVE 70 BE HAD'FOR THREE SHILLINGS ONLY. We have many times given you the names of some of our pectable citizens who have pledged th al, they have found Jones's Coral Hair Restorative really to possess all the qualities we claim for it. We again tell you, it forces alling off, remedi ings to test its real an wing how soft st dres: bent hg it in order three times longer than it makes es Hehe red ot grey hair grow naturally dark from the roots; in fete it is the moat excellent, and yet economical sruicle ever mad seme teal will prove. It Znsola tm New Ch ign of tha Americ Hagie #2 C ding & beat i SRT iee tae Dalene eee ABUSED Dae OF The ee PRs FOR THE SUPPRESSIO! inembers of the New York College of Medicine and Pharma- cy, having devoted their attention during the last six years to Flegd Aty lng QU ACKER of a private nature, can confidently promise to persous ring their services, a safe and permanent cu oh without injury to the const tntion oF confinement from busi KY CASES OF GONORRHGEA, or Syma 8, vield te thal seta tin from four, to eight days most ageravated in obothizd of ao dias wreslly taken oyggeneral prats ioners.. RICTUKES OF THE URETHRA (cosidered by me medieal men as incnrable) suecess{uily treated without onvenience to the patient. Tothose suffer Ffrom CONSTITUTION AL DEBILITY or NOCTURNAL, EMISAIONS, produced by excess of im Talenvatbeneet beneficial oftects inay be relied npon froin the ireaumnent of the College. MPO} OTICE —Persons suffering from any of the tbore cmbelaiaen festaiva: te Oe ooaa ding it in convenient to morke persons] application, can ave forward to them a chest c: ntyining all medicines requisite to ie aradical euze, with Mill directions as to diet, &c » by star these a ime of °F ‘otraetion, a treatment Ve v4 elyer a ing ti res seamen uy og eel losing ten, gi 10) BON a du Office of the College of Medicine Lag rr J 5 Nassau vy New York. VELPRAU'S | aE ic PILLS the radical cure of gonorrhas, lost, seminal end jn all hocopurulent diechwrges from the ure! th he reault of twenty youre eaperierce in the pital le Charlee ia Bet oi tre prewounged by their eeleprated inventor, Professor Velneea. oo ap le remedy for all y © disenses of the urethra. mi ner ume than any other remedy, rey shout talvcig the breath, dis: ‘greene with the stomach "or confivement from business.— Price “Zi iw box. NSTITUT CURED, Hi PONTE MIXTURE, prepared by. the Col Medicine nd Phacmey af the City 0f'New Y cnt tne aoe eset for afl casee of Sept ty produced by ‘sererinfaigence or exceatof any hind, ‘Tes an Yavalocble setnedy for tmpoten ce, steriity, OF barrenness, unless ‘depen: {aigon malformation. ‘Shuyle bo'tes $1 enc ote packed, and sent ty s!l RICOKD'S ALTrRATIVE MIXTURE. OR the permavent cuse of primary or secondary # Poe inetuleers. nodes, orany comm taint Drotioed igjndictous All pero Ifa dozen $5; carefully se of mercury, or woskilful medical treatment.— yogpeeting venereal tatct remaining im there system this powerful purifier withont. del lay, ws no pervon ver having the sens ing the system, with this y cel a dogen for o o ou parte atthe Ualon F BARSAPARILLA GENTIA AND GASSAPRAS. ness Ree ork College, of Medicine and ier ev, established fe ar rel extract, possensing te rm wvifying quatityes and curati:e powers of the above herbs, is covfident!: recommended by the + ollege as mrerior to RY extract of Sarsaparila at present before the pu relied on 680 rertain remedy fo- all disensen a impure stave of the b ood. auch as scrofa worms bir tehes or pimples, u'ce 5, nodes, cutrera: ermptio s. wicerated sore thr. a ense ari from he secondary effects of syphil: jadicton ae o m reary. Sold msingle botiles at... Bold in single bottles at #1 each i ° seccaefalirbeked Ribena Bt CONCENTRA | Pian mn cases of hall dozen Bottles. te secs ss arena paw 4 IC HARDEON. Pg,