The New York Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1849, Page 3

4 KEESE, AUCTIONEER. BY COOLEY & KEESE. . 191 Broadway, corner of Dey street. iW mal attention to sales of = ei ppavances on all goods consigned for sale. -EESE devote particular attention to the sale rivate Libraries; their facilities for the ition and disposal of literary property, can- TUESBAY—April %. AtW o’elock, at St. Peter's Rectory, the residence of the late Dr. Boge Smith. eer ta FURNITURE—The entire furniture eon- ve mansi old Furniture, consisting of a general assort- TUESDAY EVENING—April %, And the following ev sof the week, at the late residenee f the ownel Vest loth street, at 7 o'clock, SUPERB AN RIVALLED COLLECTION OF CHOICE AND ELEGANT BOOKS—The entire Private Li- Drary of Mr. Charles Delaforest, late Consul General of France, comprising a collection of over 4,000 rare and valuable works im the French, English, Spanish, Duteh and Latin languages, together with & very extensiveand costly variety of illustrated Works in elegant bindings, including also nearly 5,000 original Grawings and exquisite engraving and some rare and Ke., &e., forming altogether an unique and unriyaHed eollec- tion of the choicest works he walks of literature. ‘Catalogues will be ready on Wednesday of this week, THURSDAY MORNING—April 35, - At 34 past 10 o'clock, at No. 9 Spruce street, on 6, 9, and 12 months’ credit, for approved endorsed notes. VALUABLE PRINTING MATERIALS, STEAM E GINES, &e—A large and valuable collection of Printing inls, including one double medium large cylinder Print- ing Press, lately made by Hoe & Ce., in perfect order; two double Super Royal Power Printing Presses; one strong dou- medium standing Press. so, one small Steam Engine, with James's Boiler, in good order, topether with s. lunge variety of Types, Cases, and Sther printing materials, Catalogues with ful’ particulars, the morning of sale, bin ‘ON THURSDAY EVENING—April 26, ‘At 7o’clock, at the Auction Room, LARGE AND VALUABLE SALE OF CHOICE LONDON BOOKS.—A large and fine collection of Standard and Miscel- Janeous Books, mostly London editions. Full particulars, louges, two days before the sale. apa It A. C, TUTTLE, Auctioneer. ANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.—A, C, TUT- TLE will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, at 10 o'clock, t 37 Greenwich avenue, corner of Warren place, & handsome assortment of Mahogany and other Furniture of family de- clining housekeeping, consisting of Brussels and Ingrain Ca pets, Sofas, Sideboard, Chairs, China and Glassware, Mantel and Solar’ Lamps, Girandoles, Dining and Centre’ Tables, Dressing Bureaus and Washstands, marble tops; French Bed~ steads, Beds, Bedding, Mattrasses, &c., &c. Also, Kitchen Forniture, with which’the sale will commence, Catalogues on the morning of sale, Terms, cash. ap2t it 1ONEER OF THIRTY nal and prompt atten- es, during the Islan perience, will give pe les of Furniture at residence of fas y or any part of Lon; Sales same day effeoted, an y om moderate term consignments at his spacious Iton stree! Brooklyn. R. J. TODD, Auctioneer. ita ial Calaetialens ae = REAL ESTATE AT A BARGAIN. HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS TO EXCHANGE FOR city property, or sell at a reduced price, any part, or all of the following parcels of property, situated in the pleasant and thriving village of Newton Falls, Trumbull eounty, Ohio, ‘and lying between the two branches of the Mahoning river, and on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Canal, vi: First Parcel—A Mill on the West branch, having a front of 158 feet on the strect and on the river; main part is 53 feet deep, propelled by water power and by a double boiler engine; ccenpled for the fast eight years as a-Paper Mill, but ituble for a Flouring Mill, or for any factory purpose requiring a power equal to that'of four run of stone. Also—A large, handsome, and beautifully situated Cottage House, six roomson a floor, with back building, stable, and everything suitable for a genteel family. ‘Also—An excellent Saw Mill, in good order. ‘Also—A good frame house and three acres of land. ‘All of the above are situated contiguously on the West branch, and have been z ht years, ata ‘eost (independent of ¥: of. 8,800 He offers to rent the whole for $500, or to sell for. 6,000 ond Pareel—A Grist Mill, situated on the East braneh, 40 feet square, with a first rate water power, (none better in the county,) three run of stone, in operation, with 12 feet over- shot water wheels. The water wheels and running gear have Deen all made new during all the last year; the frame is old but sound. This mill was sold ten years ago, for... ..$19,000 It is now offered, together with a ‘small house for the ‘Miller, and two and a half acres of land, for the sum of | 8,000 ‘Third Parcel—A Warchouse on the Canal, size 60x40 feet; three floors, with Canal Basin and Dock, and with a store room attached, furnished with counter, drawers, shelves, & Alsc—A plat of ground adjoining it, containing 30 small lots, Also—A small two story Warehouse or Store, on the Canal, for meee from the other, not entirely finished. stimat offered’ for rei ‘ourth Parcel—A lai Mansion House, main part by 40 feet, with two win, can 2 feet, and colonnade piazza of 58 feet, "The whole house is thoroughly finished, papered, and painted inside and ont; contains 20 rooms, besides pantries Glosets, bath rooms, and halls; 4 stacks of chimneys and fireplaces. ‘There is eonnected with it by ornamental ide buildings, a two story rear building, with stone basement by 36 feet; the whole forming a quadrangle, measuring on the Outuide 408 feety and enclosing am area of court, planted with Wall fruit|and grape vines i full Tearing. "Tiere are extensive out-buildings and sheds, and a large ice-hor the grounds attached, there are, in addition to 100 graj in Bearing, over 1,000 young trees, (fruit, ornan shrubbery}. All of the above buildings are new, Teeontly completed ata cost of The whole is now offered for sa Fifth Pareel—Pour aquares of villag ai quartir-aere building lots, fronting on several of the mo Sentral and eligible streets, "Also—Four other squares adjoining, containing about the same number of lots. ‘The above Mansion House occupies se= Yeral of these lots, and the whole of them, if desired, Will be sold in connection with it. The value of these lots, at the sent selling price of $150 per lot, is. fe whole taken together, are offered at ; Sixth Parcel—A good two story house, 90" by 3) awe quarter-aere lots attached; situation centr: ant; eee een eee eee eee eweeee . see . $1, Seventh Parccl—A ‘neat and commodiows two story’ house, with four quarter-acre lots fronting on the public ores Eighth ‘Parcel—Seventy-six quarter-acro ‘lois, ‘many of them in the centre of the village selling price from Bi each. Estimated, 6. cee. vee cee cee eee oe + SIT AO) inth Parcel—Also, 100.’ village lots, varying in. size from 1 to aeres, and held at different priees, from $100 to $20. a éstimat Bora Gaze +, $15,000 Both these parcels are offered wholesale for thie sum of. 15,000 In addition to the above, the subscriber offers to sell, ata Tedueed price, several small how \d shops in the village, ‘Also—A number of large out lots skirting the village plat, and two small farms in the vicinity, adjoining one another, and containing about 150 acres. Terms of sale casy, and any Of the above pareels will be exebanged for city property. Ad- dress Du Bois & V: rvoort, 37 Water street, New York, or bscriber, at Newton Falls. Wana sre At Newton Falls. CenRY A. DU BOIS. LAWRENCE, 47 CANAL STREET, OFFERS FOR m aap on the sary lowest erey gary Pi Tagpais. metian Carpecin oth, Drugestte, Rags estate Gods, handsome Window Shades and fhixtures, te, Ke” Boos nomists are invited to call at 47 Canal street. aplo 4t* TO LET OR SELL. NEAT TWO AND A HALF STORY COTTAGE AND piece of ground, 4544 feet in front, 300 feet deep, on Mill road, Port Richmond, S. I, about 15 minutes walk from the steamboat landing. A WARD STEVENSON, next house, or ane WM. MoKENZIE, 507 Greonwich street, N.Y! TO LET, HE three story brick house, No. 179 Reade street, well Situated for & atore or boarding house, it, being in front ofthe Duane street Ferry. Apply to RICHARD JOCCOT, Greenwich street. ald St OFFICES AND LOFTS TO LET. WO LARGE OFFICES, AND TWO HANDSOME Lofts, eighty-eight feet deep and celled, to let in the new fire proof store, No. 3) Cliff street, near Jom st. Apply to mhi3 4t* | B.S. STENTON, 47 John street, up stairs. 0 LET.—THE HOUSE, 20 ST. MARKS PLACE, NEAR Third avenue. Store No. 287 Bowery, opp ince street. Stable, with twelve stalls, rear of, 87 Crosby street. ‘A Farm of 6 acres at Gowanus. A Farm of 70 acres at Fluske ing, 1. 1. Several small Houses at Gowanus. Apply to ap2d it M. DELAPLAINE, 7 New street. 0 LET.—A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM FOR A single gentleman, in the house of 9 respectable family, near Atlantic street Ferry, Brooklyn. References exchanged. Address G., Box 958, Post office. HOTELS, &c. HOTEL TELEGRAPH. T. D. JACKSON, Ar No. 18235 W ANUFACTURES HIS PATEN: Hotel Telegraph, for the use of Hotels, Steamships, and private dwellings. He also respeetfully begs to inform the blie, that he will execute all orders, and prosecute all in- ingements of his Patent, with despatch, Orders for m: shines, or for Siting them up, may be addressed to the unde: ¥ way. signed, or to THOMAS CHALMERS, 7 nd way OKRON, apl7 26t* NAG’S HEAD HOTEL, No. 3 Barclay Street, New York. RUSSELL hee# to inform bis friends and the public nerally that ke has purehased the above well known {eondueted for many ‘years by Mr, das. Byrnes), and J. pense, by strict attention to business, to merit a egmtinu= Ange of the patronage of hit predecessor, The Bor will be constantly pplied with superior Old and 8, ‘Ales, Wines, Liquors, and $ . MT ine in elean and eomfortable beds. aps-4t* ODD FELLOWS’ FEAT a NER OF GRAND AND CENTRE § . OTHERS PERKINS, GRATEFUL FOR TUE VERY B liberal patronage already extended to them, and which as exeeeded their most sanguine anticipations, beg leave to vat their wethbe PRIVATE SUPPER ROOMS for the reception of Ladies accompanied by Gentlemen, aro Bow, for the first time, eomplete. They are confident of their ability to please the most fas~ tidions, gentlemen of competent experience and taste in such having assured them that their saloon is not exeelled én London or Paris for convenience, for ExT eNT, for Gonanouarbes OF DECORATION, for the perfeetion of its ovisix®, and for its prompt and polite attendance. Its LARDER, has always every edible of the New York markets; and in addition, fay és ly gantwivations fi Tuxnzies, by # nd steamers, from jhe eal regions and from Eurepe. oir VAULTS AND STORE ROOMS are supplied with the eheicest brands of WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS, elected here or procured directly hy importation; and their eharges will be fennd as reasonable as any restaurant of ite aharneter in this city or cisewhere, shay WINDOW SHADES. 20,000 WINDOW SHADES. W ixnow SHADES Manufsetnred snd sold in every va- riety of style and {nena me of the best materials, that will not ourlor ndhere in any élumate, by KELTY & RIKES exclusive Window Shade manufacturers end dealers, at 181 Chathaen street, New York. Merevants and others wantin Shades, or materials for making or hanging Shad the largest, best, and eheapest assortment in the United Statos = ‘ee, MO hand, about 40,000 low priced Shades for the erusary teado—will’be sold low. Also, Cord, Tassels, Brasses, ‘mb 13t* luw SAMUEL F. BARTOL, PAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES AT REDUC PRICES, i Wei AURSCRIBERS HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM the het soanufactnrers of Europe and the United States, agplendid assortment of Paper Hangings and Window Shades; Bee, Curtain Materials of every description, lace and em- profdered Muslin Cnrtaing, Window Cornicos and Ornaments; goanufgeturers of jure hair and other mattresses, feather Teds, ke,, with every article in the upholstery line, whole gale and potail, at price 20 per cent. lower than any other grtablishinent in the city. AM. & R. DAVIES, Upholsterers, apseeee 2 Bowery and 100 Fulvom street. WANTS. “Prie seo NO $ —WANTED, PERSON with this amount, to take an active interest an established patent right of one of the best inventions | ay. A person commanding this amount can have an | that he cannot fail to do well with, Apply, at 64 | ANTING SITUATIONS.—A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Select Family Servants are wanting employment at C, Mason's offices, 180 Bowery and 424 Broadway. Persoussuit~ Able for hotels, steamboats, manufacturing companies, &e., are always on hand; also Farm Laborers. Terms, 0 cents a year, otherwise 25cenis, N.B.-All persons sent from these offices are | warranted honest. ap’ 4c* | Broadway. PUBLICATIONS, ANGLER’S ALMANAC FOR 1849. | USEFUL little pamphles, interest to the A) SRASON, containing times of | f Angling, Re, Ali a full nssort= tent of Hooks and Lines, of all descriptions, for sale by | A JOHN J. BROWN & CO, en's S OF THE PHRENOLOGICAL | JOURNAL, FOR. 1849. EDITED BY O. 8S. & L. N. FOWLER. © reform and perfect ourselves and our race, is the most exalted of all works. To do this, we must understand the human constitution, This, Phre , Physiology, Phy- siognomy, and Vital Magnetism embra ce fully expound all'the laws of our being, and conditions of happines ARENOLOGY. Each number will contain the analysis and location of some Phrenologieal faculty, illustrated Ly an engraving, oF an ar~ ticle on their combinations, with instructions to learns PHYSIOLOGY. Health is life, the great instrument. of talent, virtue, and happiness, all of which it augments. To its preservation and restoration, special attention will perinen VITAL MAGNETISM, With practical instruction, interesting facts, and those ehoiee truths whieh it unfolds, will he presented in this journal. YOUNG MEN, ‘The blessings they enjoy, the influence they ean wield, and their preparation for conducting our institutions, will ‘form the theme of a series of articles. SELF-IMPROVEMENT. Who does not long earnestly, and would not strive assidu- 0 cultivate his natural powers, and render himself bet= \d more happy? To such, each number will be a promp- ter and a text book. THE JOURNAL Will be published monthly, containing thirt 0 pages, on good type and paper, with a va ings, and much practical instructions to leat lowing very low PRICE IN ADVANCE. Sinoux Cory, Ong Year........,.$1 00. Sample numbers of this Journal will be sent cnaris, when desired. two large o¢~ y of engray— Fs, at the fol- POST PAID FOWLERS AND WELLS, Cuinron Haut, 131 Nassau st., New Yo: CLOTHING, &C. CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE. E ARE NOW READY WITH A LARGE AND ELE- gant stock of Fashionable Clothing, for the Spring, and Summer, suitable for the Southern and Western Trade, which i ‘a8 shall induee those who may their selections. Our prices are full fifteen per cent lower than those ef time houses, and for variety and styles, our stock will compare fa- verably, with any other in the city. D, & J. DEVLIN, ‘m20 13t 33 and 35 John street, eorner of Nassau. JAST-OFF CLOTHING, FIRE ARMS, TRE, &C., WANTED.—Gentlemen or Families such effects to dispose, of, will obtain a fair for the same, and can beattended at their residence ing orders With, or addressing & line per city express post, to H, LEVETT, ayes Lt 2 Park place, corner of Broadway. TO TAILORS, DEALERS IN CLOTH, & ENRY KLEMM 'BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO ‘Trade, that he has taken lofts No. 61 Willia rk, where he hi ned, and Is daily recei election of Cloths, Dooskin Cassimeros, Vestings, ctured exprossly for the Tailoring Trade. Also, Tailors ‘Trimmings, &c.,which he offers for sule he Lowest market price, FOR CASH OR APPROVED NOTES. Country Buyers, particularly, would do well to examine his goods, where they have the privilege of from fresh stock, in first hands, &e, IL LEMM, mh13 14t* No, 61 William, noar Cedar street, New York SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, CUT BY MEASURE, AND WARRANTED TO vir BY MRS, E. C. BEMAN, Clinton Hall, 129 Nassau street, New York. is stublished in 1848-) 0. BE REMOVED ON THE lst OF MAY NEXT, TO No. 1 Astor House, Broadway, corner of V« Richardson and Owden’s, Saddler Fenton's, and ot! Linens, and York Mills Muslin, always for sale. the inventor and only manufaeturer of the elebrated EMAN COLLAR Stitched Bosoms, the best and richest assortment ever offered for sale in the Uniled States. Bosoms Embroider Run, &e., of more than fifty different pattern, stress’ Work on Shirts, Mrs. Beman is paying the highest priecs ever paid by any Shirt) Establishment in the world. ‘or Linens, Mrs. B. pays as high us three dollars a yard— prices raraly paid by any of the royal or ex-royal families in urope. For Shirts she charges from Two to Sixteen Dollars apiece. The most expensive are generally Wedding Shirts. No Gentleman in the world, it is said, wear so rich and hand- seme Shirts as the gentlemen of New York. At six to twelve hours’ notice, Mrs. B. will at any time got up Shirts to order, out by measure, and warranted to fit. Several hundreds best stitchers constantly employed. ‘As Ito references, Mrs, Beman can point with eonfidence and pride to her Order Book, in which are the original autographs of between two and three thousand regular customers, among whom are the naines of Presidents and Ex-Presidents of Re- publics, Ambassadors at and from Foreign Courts, Senators, and Members of Congress, Governors, and Consw Officers of the Army and Navy, Editors, Poets, Orators, Mer- ehants, Lawyers, Doctors, and gentlemen-of’ distinction in every ‘grade of Military, Naval, Diplomatie, and Civil Life: mhi3 13t law CARD.—MRS, BEMAN WOULD RESPECTFULLY form all her friends and customers that she will her Shirt Store, on the first of May, to No. 1 Astor Hon ner of Vesey street, but that she will nut raise pric She has decided to devote Nos. 182 and 131, on the opposite irt Manufactory, where also she will from those who prefer Ni ter place Mrs, Beman herself |. Shirts made to order, out by measure, and warranted to fit, at her old establishment, 129 Nassau Btreet. ap] tlaw IN- MRS. VAN HOUTEN WOULD INFORM HER FRIENDS, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY, HATshe is now prepared’ to execute orders for fine eus- tom made SHIRTS, BOSOM8, AND COLLARS, In the latest and most approved patterns and ‘stylos, er ‘as may be desired, at her Shirt Store and Manufactory, No. 85 san street. “ N. B.—Particular attention is ealled to her new style full borom Summer Shirts. apl7 8 STANDARD FASHION—SPRING 1849. LEARY CO. WILL OFFER THEIR STYLE FOR THE ensuing season for inspection and delivery, Murch 2d. GENUINE BEAVER HATS. An experience of nearly twenty years, under eireumstanees well calontated to test the justness of their views, enables Leary & Co. to assert that this unrivalled artiele is peeulia: ly adapted, from its rare combination of utility, beauty of fi- nish, and artistie taste, to the habits and wants of thelr eus- mers. L. & Co., while keeping a oareful wateh over the improve- ments of the Froneh Metropolis, have rejected every exuage- ation of fashion or style, and are confident that the perfection of their preser e is in character, as well with the taste of their eustomers, as with their house, with whowe name a gen tleman! at has become synonymou: LEARY & CO.8 FINE MOLESKIN SILK HAT, OF the finest quality and latest fashion, embracing all th Zreent improvements, and unexcelled by auy heretofore pro- juced, will be sold at FOUR DOLLARS EACH. ‘The additional preparations ‘made for the manufacture of this article; the increased facilities enjoyed for proewring from France and in this market the choicest necessary materials, and the greatly extended sales anticipated by L. & Co. war rant them in affording the ar |ARY & CO., m20 Nos. 8,4and 5 Astor House, New York. PRING FASHION 1649 NOW READY.—UNSURPASSED 1n this eity for slogance, durability ore, 116 Canal street. Every article warranted to give satisfaetion. - ml3 13t ih 3. W. KELLOGG. BOOTS AND SHOES. TPUE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST FASHTONA- ble assortment for Ladies, Gentlomen, Misses and Chil- dren can be found at 367 Broadway, one door above Franklin street. Country Merchants that want a fine article cheap, by the dozen or Case, will do well to call before purchasing else~ where. M. CAHILL, 367 Broadway. mi3 136 FRENCH CALF DRESS BOOTS, A, <70,.$4 08, eaual to those sold at from $5 to quality, $$ to $3.50, made to order if you wisl eather Boots Patent and Morocco’ Slips; Congress and Buttoned Gaiters: Fan: ‘dics’, Misses’, and Children’s Gaiters, Buskins, Ties, black and white Kid ‘and Satin Slips; Calf $3 to $2 50; Boyn’ and Youths’ cheap Shoes, 7s. to 10s.; California Boots. 419 Broadway. apl0 13t* jaw AGRICULTURAL. eh. TO FARMERS, MARKET GARD! REPARED GUANO—the Original, Pure, at One Cent per pound. Read the following eertifentes:— 1, From the gentlemanly proprietor of the Astor House, to C. \d Genuine— :—T used your prepared Guano with turnips. it the ly part of the erop was entirely free Fly, and the entire erop was ox Thave ne hesitation, therefore, in recommending i fidenes in it, To farmers and gard a To C. A. Kewrian, Esq.: pared Guano obtained from you, on eorn, potatoos, egg tomatoes, &o., and I found it ‘the best, cheapest, an easily managed fertilizer with which I am acquainted. cB, WOOD, Shrewsbury, N. J." For sale only by KENTISH & CO., 40 Pook Slip, New York. Agents wanted in all towns. A liberal commission allowed. apl0 LOADS OF ASHES. Apply at the Soap Factory, 200 KoATT vere Seventecnin”Rrcer, 8°81 Ary TO FARMERS AND DAIRYMEN,. NTHONY & EMERSON’S PATENT DOUBLE-ACTING ROTARY CHURN.—In bringing this effectual and ple Churn into use, the proprietors, feeling confidence in 4 capabilities, donot hesitate to pronounce it the best Churn ever offered to the publie, This Churn is on exhibition at the agency, hie NO, 2 JONN STREET, second story, corner of Broadway, New York city, ‘And in order to convince the incredulous and’ satisfy the curious, at TWELVE 0'CLOCK DAILY, A CHURNING WILL BE MADE, The public ace invited to call and ¢ the machine and see its utility tested, It combines the following valuable qualities ‘, Int, It produces butter in less time than ary other Churn, makingit and gathering it from sweet milk in from three to eight minutes, and from cream in much less time. 2d. It produces more butter fram the same amount of milk or cream, than the ordinary method, as it does its work ina snore thorough and scientific manner, . tis the cheapest and most cenvenient Churn ever in= ed, invelving the true philosoplical principles of butter making. Ath. Now milk, after being hurned, is «weet, and suitable for temily wi Sth. Instead of foeding the calf with silk direet from the shurned sweet milk will answer every purpose. By this process the butter is all profit. ies ae epee ty fal ing terms: If the Churn does not rave ax secommended, i ane ween: fe Ag Ladd ey it may be veturned, and the money We have constantly on hand, and for sale, five different 3, $4. 36, and $12: capable of churning at ome time ” 40, and 20 gallons of milk or eream, Also, churns of any ite ana de to order. clusive esunty rights to manufacture soll in the gvates of New Fork ant New Jersey, for sale ae about the rate of ane hinuteed dollars for each 1a eh) nhableante A churning takes place every diy, atI2 o'clock, at our Ware~ house, No. 2 John treet, cornet of Browdway, where every one int {tod te call. A di 25 per cent for All ordex®, postage pafd, add) be promptly attended to, ‘most FOR SALE, uu sh, ia allowed to the trade, sned to the subserther, wit DOUGLASS, Agent, net pf Byoadway, N.Y, No.2 Jobnet, | gold CALIFORNIA. GOLD TESTS. ALIFORNIANS AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN A bo: ining a true Test, with acids: also Seales and Cup . J. & W. MASON, 156 Fulton stevt, 3d floor. CALIFORNIA FIRE ARMS, LANE, | Revolving Short Kitles, double and single barrel G: Bowie , Belts, &e., &e., having the largest stock of artiel deveription, whieh they offer wholesale and retail. m27 138 CALIFORNIA MINERS’ DEPOT, 349 BkeaDWay—r nently established for Califor nia trade, For sale, Jennison’s Machine, the Submerged Whirling Pan, and other superior Gold conyenint for mule carriage; also, the best Miners’ P and all good appliauces for mining, whie factured by the sulseriber, who has had consi gion of Georgia. PORTABL IRON HOL ALIFORNIA. HE GALVANIZED IRON HOUSES CONSTRUCTED ty ‘me for California, baving met with so much approval, T am thus indueed t I} the attention of those going to Cali- fornia to examination of them. The iron is groove sueh a& manner, t of the house, roof ide together, aud 8'can he put up in jay. They are far eheaper than wood, are re-proof, more eonmifortable than tents. A house of the above size ean be shipped, in two boxes, 12 feet long and 2 feet wide, and § inches deep, the freight on which would be about $14 to San Fi eo. There will also be no trouble in removing from one of the country to another, as the bouse ean, in a few hours, be taken down and p- By upon the subseriber, a house of the above in be seen. m20 13t PETER NAYLOR, 13 Stone street. STATIONERY, &C. RN IOC OC EOE DOAN LANK BOOKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY.—FRAN- CIS & LOUTREL, 77 Maiden Lane, manufacture every style of Account Book, and sell at the lowest cash prices also, Letter, Cup, and Note Papers, Enyelopes, Gold. Pe Portfolios, Serap Books, Inks, Wax, Wafers, Manifold Letter Writers, Copying and Notarial Presses. Fancy and staple Stationery articles, newest styles. FRANCIS & LOUTREL, ‘mh20 13t 77 Maiden Lan EWS PRINTING, BOOK, WRITING, HARDWARE AND WRAPPING PAPER. PERSSE AND BROOKS, PAPER MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS, Wakenovsn: 65 ann 67 Nassau staeer, N.Y. Mills at Windsor Locks, Conn, HE subscribers have constantly on hand a large assort~ ment of all kinds of ook, Writing, Hardware, and W: ping Papers, and Trunk, Straw, and Bonnet Boards, of all kinds and qualities, suitable both for the New York and Southern market: ‘The Faper manfactured at their Mills is equal to any other news printing in the market, of strong texture and fabric, and of uniform color. Their arrngements with other manufacturers are such as will enatle them to fil orders. for any kind ef paper desired by their eustomers at the shortest notice. mhl3 13¢ PRINTING INK. JOHN G. LIGHTBODY, S CONSTANTLY manufacturing, and has always on hand, every deseription of Printin, from the finest black and colored to News Inks, which he warrants equal to r manufactured, and at as low prices as can by regular manu: Orders forw by raflrond, to any part of the country, by addres me, at 35 Rose street. B. 8.—This pape many other news) Baltimore, New United Si ing a note to printed with my News Ink ; also groat in this city, Philadelphia, Boston, and other eities and towns in the aps bt SPECIAL NOTICE. ANY PERSON WHO PURCHASED FURNITURE AT my store 88 Fulton street, Brooklyn, on th and 4th days of February, 1819, for any greater sum than one dollar, will receive $35 reward by imparting the information to R. 1. TODD, — ap2t NOTICE TO pe RS AND BUSINESS FLAVEL WILKIN, Attorney and Counsell: 4 a formerly of Orange co... ¥.), having porm ad himaelf in Nashville(T.}.willattend to ll matters of jon and litigation in Middio Tennessee, for the mercha: d business men of Northern and Eastern cities,at the short- t notice and on the most liberal terms, pledging himself to give the best satisfaction that punctuality and strict attention to business will warrant. He refers for inquiries to His Excellency Neil 8. Brown, Nashville, Tenn, R. J. Meigs, Nashville, Tenn, H. L, Stevens, Potiac, Mich, Francis B. Fogg, Eeq.' “ Rob’t Simson, Cincinnati, 0. Edwin H. Ewing, “ Hon, C. Borland, Montgomery,N.Y. ‘Alex. MeKenzie, i > James Walker,” “John M. Ey Prof, James Hamilton, “J, H, Me Williat «"" (2 Liberty Rev. J. Huntington, Cummins & Alexander, lawyers, 11 Nassau st., man, merehants, 11 Win. st.,»* 4 p 10-13 M Wilkin, Goshen, St. Louis, Mo, Cummins, Collin Nashville, April 7, REAT SALE OF DRY GOODS—AT 215 GREENWICIL street. Will Positively close this week. All persons in want of great bargains will do well to give us a call, as we have been for the few days past selling our goods AT LESS THAN COST, And shall, on Monday, 28 April, make stiil GREATER REDUCTIONS, We shall then offer a splendid assortment of Chameleon Silks, Black do, Changeable Stripe do. A beautiful assortment of Black Bombazines, apeeae and Merinoes, Delaines and Cashmeres, Lawns and Bareges, Prints and Ginghams, White Goods of all kinds ; Irish Linens, Diapers and Damasks ; Counterpanes and Embossed Covers Cashmere, Broche and Wool Long and Square Shawls; Silk and Barege do. plots, Cassimeres, nnd Vestings. ‘i losiery, , Flannels, Tickings, Sheetings and Shirt- ings, Striped Shirting, Brown Linen Covers, Long Lawn, Linz en Cambri, Green Barege, and a great variety of other goods, all of which will be offered, FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, at much less than cost. LASELL & MEADON. anzé 1t* I ENRY MAILLARD & CO., 421 BROADWAY, THE only Manufacturer in the United States of Sugar Plums and Conifite, by mechanical process, secured.by patent—man- ufacturer of C ystem of Hermann & Mar- T all others. RUGINEUX—This Cho- colate is remarkabl digestion, and suited to the most feeble stom: It restores the strength lost by over- exertion and disease, refreshes and softens irritable lungs, and invigorates a weakened stom commended to persons of delicate temperament. CHOCOLATE MOMG@OPATHIQUE—Egytian Drops for STILLES DE VIC Mlicted with Dyspepsia, I the products of thit establishment, as regards Choco- mifits of any kind, will be found equal, in quality . to those imported from the best mantfactories of Attention is also called [respectfully to the great variety of cakes, petit fours entrements, savarines, sitltanes, and other ornamental pieces for parties, which, besides Pr serves, Jellies, and Syrups, will be furnished at the shortest notice. ap2t it* COUNTRY MERCHANT’S STORE BILLS, With New axp Ontatxat. Destays, NEATLY PRINTED, gone AT THE OFFICE OF » ULTOs YANKEE PRESSES, 123 Foxton Street, Conner Nassav. Card and Job Printing of every description done at short notice, and low price THOMAS E. SUTTON, Printer. SPY GLASSES, OCKET and Marino, of superior « it is partitularly re- health and of nervous EY, famous for the relief of per- ap’ 1t* ; Thermometers, Galvanic Batteries, / TUS, " superior to any yet made. ROACH, OPTICTAN, . 82 NASSAU STREET. Spectacles, Eye Glasses, Pocket Compasses, Ke. &e. apt at JOSEPH GILLOTT’S STEEL PENS, Manufacturer’s Warehouse, 91 John st., New York. COMPLETE assortment and large stock of every kind of those well known and popular pens, constantly on d,"together with holders, aud the cheaper deseription of pens, for sale to the trade. ‘mhi3 St PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING, NO. 88 CEDAR STREET, R. C. C. MARSH, Accountant, Author of the ‘Science of Double Entry Book-keeping Simplified,” and the ‘Art of Single Entry Book-keeping Improved,” continues to teach as above. ‘There are no elasses—eaeh pupil has a desk to himself, is put at once to keeping books, receives separate instruction, and thus becomes conversant with all the account books eonsti- tubing a set, and also with many important mercantile calcu~ lations. Persons of moderate capacity, by this course, become gompetent bookkeepers in about a month, and reeeive certi- fieates to that effect. For Medical Purpo: JOT Prospectuses, with terms, obtained at the rooms, from 9 A. M. to6 P.M. mh?) N APPEAL—A MAN, THIRTY-FIVE YEARS OF ‘age, who has hitherto worked a: hanical business, is now compel seck other employment, on account of his present business being injurious to his health, ‘The Vertisor can write a plain hand; could be employed as A tant Book-keeper, Clerk, Collector, orto write in an off An cut-door situation preferred, Ife is an American, activ and intelligent, and can give reference, Any communication directed to P. k., Herald office, will be attended to, apz4lt 0 THE LADIES.—-PETER ROBERTS, 873 BROAD- way, hi received a splendid lot of ‘real Valenciene Laces, from 1s. per yard upwards, figured Muslin and Nets for Mantillas, bi nfants’ Robes and Waists, Lace Veils, ko., ke. nection, 750 ed’ Lawn Collars, at 2s,, waual price 44. 64.; Valenciene Chimesetta, from 12s; sheer lawn Handkerchiefs, from 2s.; hemstitched do. from ls. 6d.; Breakfast Caps, from Is., &e. apa lt® ORATIVE ART.—STAINED GLASS FOR PUBLIC and Private Buildings, in all its varieties, at GIBRON’S Giass Staining Establishment; apes TZ White street. J. GROSS GARELLY & CO.,, 90 Wittiam Sraext, Ur Stare, Manufacturers and Importers of Fringes, Gimps, Cords and Tassels, Emproidering Braids, Buttons, for Ladies’ Dresses, FASE suet received a benntitul assortment of Parasol, Dress, and Mantilla Fringes; the newest and most fashionable’ styles of Buttons Fram and Orginzine Silk; London Dye; for’ Ladies’ Dresses; China prem and fey Wound at of which will be kage, at the lowest market aiden ie sold by the pac! ome as NOT GONE TO CALIFORNIA, NAMB SIMILAR TO OURS HAVING APPEARED in # list of California passengers few weeks sinee, has led many of our friends to suppose that we had gone to Vaciit coast. This isnot the case. We removed from No. Fulton street the fret «f February, aud are now pre~ pared with an assortment of Fishing Tackle at wholesale and retail, at No, 103 Fulton street. mh27 13 JOUN J. BROWN & CO. _ _ LEVI CHAPMAN, No. 102 William street, New York, MEAStEACTURER OF THE CELEBRATED MAGIC AVE Razor Strop, of four sides; also Poeket Books, Wallets, Spectacle and Bankers’ Cases, in every variety, on the most extensive scale, ape 18 to $60 per gross. S18 to SEO per grov a iM Medium si Daguerreotype Cases Quarter, aif, Mates and Proservers of all Mind, DABBS, GEO. mhl3 13¢ JAS. CREMER, , BABY JUMPER. THE PATENT INFANT GYMNASIUM. SE HAS PRODUCED & CONVICTION OF THE ME- rite of this novel invention. More than Thirty Thousand of them have been used without the oceurrence of @ single ac- cident. The most eminent Physicians dail; hem for the healthful exercise of little ehildren. should be provi with an article so eonducive to and happines MERCHANTS VISITING THE CITY should not fail to purchase w larg for profit to themselves, and the ben fortunate as to havea baby. Also, PATENT SWINGS for Children of all ages, to be had wholesale and retail, at the established depot of mh2013t* — G, W. TUTTLE, 311 Broadway, Now Yerk. fepm 3 Agents. MUSICAL _ THE NONDESCRIP1 AUGHT BY LIEUT. FREMONT, and now exhibiting in this city, is supposed by some persons to be a humbug, but there is nohumbug in L. Jacobs, of 55 Chatham street, and 190 Canal street, being able to sell you the very best quality of Accordions, Flutinas, Violins, and all kinds of Musical in= struments, 25 per cent cheaper than elsewhere, Call and ex- amine my stock of them, and Jewelry, Fancy Goods, &e. . Fetch along your Ixstruments to be repaired, for he does it in a workmaniike manner. Banjo and Tambourine heads put on. Accordion tanght, Don'tmistake. No connection with any other store. But 55 Chatham and 190 Canal street. IANOS FOR SALE AND TO HIRE, AT 7 BARCLAY street, opposite the Astor House, from'8'; to 7 ectaves, im rosewood and mahogany case JAMES THOMPSON & CO., mb27 13¢ late Tallman & Randall. TOBACCO. Wr eee er es HAVANA SEGAR COMPANY. HE undersigned having been appointed ofthe Pe Agent for the CELEBRATED SEGARA OF THE HAVA COMPANY, is now prepared to offer the following brands at the ex ingly low price of $15 per M. MAGNUM BONUM, $18 per M. EXCELSIOR, ‘There sears are handsomely put up in convenient packag and are warranted equal to BEST EVER IMPORTED. The prices can be maintained at these extremely low rates only by a strict adherence to the CASH PRINCIPLE, [reeluding the necessity of good eustomers paying for losses jncurred by sales to bad ones, TO THE TRADE A LIBERAL DISCOUNT, A large supply of segnrs of different brands, dircet from the manufacturers, always on hand, J. 8. THRASHER, Genoral Agent for the Havana Segar Company. mb20 97 Wall street, New York, TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGARS. W. C0. LEMON, ANUFACTURER of Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking To- Laceo and Snuffs, invites the attention of merchants and dealers in the country, to these articles, as being uacqalled in quality, style and priee, a trial of which will satisty t rested that they are the cheapest and the best. in great variety, always on hand, at the lowest ers will please call before purchasing eleew her apld-1se* W. C. LEMON, ¢ Wall st. MEDICAL, NEW YORK HOSPITAL. PRIL MTH, 1819.-—THIS MAY CERTIFY THAT I have used Mr. Emanuel Lyon's “Magnetic Powder,” (without poison) for the destruction of Vermin, and take pleasure in stating thatit is in every respect equal to hia re~ presentation. JOUN L. ROOME, Superint ndent. SONG OF THE BED-BUG. Long years have T wandered nnfetterel and free, nd bitten the young and the old, And laid in the couch of the rich and the poor, ‘And frightened the warrior bold. I’ve left a mark in the maiden’s check, And heightened its blooming red, And have chosen alike the pallet of straw ‘As Well as the downy bed. But power is wanning fast from me— power magnetic and strong, Invented by Lyon, is death to our tribe, ‘And away I must travel ere long. Magnetic Powders or the destruction of Bodbugs, Mosquitoes, Ants, Cockroaches, and other insects, and Pills, free from poison, for killing Rats and Mice, recommended by t eminent Physicians in the cit; for which the American Institute have given « premiui be had of the inventor, ap2t it* yO Broadway. DR. FEUCHTWANGER'S OFFICE, No. 50 Broapwav, his valuable preparations have stood the test for a mber of years, and are warranted in every case effec- AY F tual. ‘The Compound Chemical Whale Oil Soap, against the rose- bugs and other insects infecting the flowers of the Spring. ‘The moths, which are most destructible to woollens, flannels, clothing, and furs, are annihilated ally Com= pound, ‘The unrivalled Fly Pape en for the extermination of ants, hed bugs, and cockroaches, and his Rat Paste, Universally approved. His artificial Manures, Sulphate of Ammonia, Sulphate of Soda, Nitrate of Soda, Bone Dust, &., may at ‘all times be ity of hi infecting Agent, for puri ships, sinks, priv rooms, &e., attested by a great many the hotel keepers, and the Board of Health of the ci ‘The Indian e, for th and auarante: t, is like~ States, ot executed by R, Orders for all the above goods ar DR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANG No. 50 Broadway, near the Bon r Broadway and John street; Fult IMPORTANT MEDICAL WORK. DR. RALPIDS PRACTICAL PRIVAT ON gil, DISEASES OF THE GENITAT. ORGANS, adapted to the use of every individual, of both sexes, Sixth edition, 342 pp. Price $1. Clay and Co., Publishers, 46 Ann st Single copies may be had of the autho: cof postage, by address: ireonwich street, Box 869 Lower Chapter 1, On the if Gonorrha and conse- Tes treat- instan~ n certain complaints rhoea,in some respects and often mistaken for i tinet nd innocent, and to which all are liable; ch.!) ca, Whites or Female Weaknes,its nature, con ych.10. On Stricture, ite n quences, remedies, and mode of euro; ll utio 12. Tts consequences; «! ch. 11. On Syphilis, its distinguishing marks, nature Its remedies; ch. 16, On the -y, ch. 17, On the general principles of enre, parison” of the merenrial and non-me plons, ch. 18. On the treatment and eure of Chanere; the use and of caustis 19, On the occasional symp- toms, a & ntion and cure, ch. 2). On Sore Thr s treatment and cure, 21. On Blotehes and Eraptions on the ‘On Syphilis in the Nose and Bones; curial disea On the effects isease on posterity. “If pperly cured, it may lie 40 dormant in the constitution, as to show itaelf in'no other way than in its miserable or fatal effeots on posterity, if it does not destroy the procreative fa- culty altogether.” | The eradication of the poison from the m, the treatment of Syphislis in Infants: « On cer- 1n diseases which resemble venereal, and sometimes appear to arise in the same way, Int which aren ot be treated as such, without the greatest disadvantage, an which, also, all are liable, The author's hours for cons tion, are# to 12, A.M. ; 6to 9, P. M., Sundays exeep G ich atrect, not p MEDICAL CARD. R. MORRISON GONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED confidentially on private diseases, yenereal ulcers, and eruption Recent cases eured in bidity he warrants to and Who suffer from the effects itored to perfect health by Dr, id, attended to,and medicine forwarded with advieo. t cure guat= Seephis Loucion diploma in his office, 24s, Felton apt y RS. GREEN'S AGENCY FOR EEMALE DOMESTICS No. 382 Broadway, permanently eslablished under the most respectable patronage, for the purpose of supplying fa~ milies with tho best elass. A Pastry Cook wanted. aplozt® Miri Wiper oor ror en inwn IRON SAFE W. Di peg er): Nos. 18panp 3) Waren ee SILAS C. HERRING, N ALL KINDS OF IRON SAFES AND MO- M u Barney chants, and Manufacturer of the genuine “Patent Second hand Safes of othe: ckers, such having been taken in part payment for the real Salamander, for sale less than one half first cost. mal3 13¢, KITCHEN RANGES, ITCHEN RANGES at twonty dollars and dollars ench, setup ht for Use, and. warranteds pacios, bedroom, and office Grates, of the newest patterns; Tin ware, plain and J Ranges, Grates, Boilers, and Furnaces ret, and all deseription of fine work put up in the best mane ner, Smoky chimmeys cured, and warranted, Masons ale ways ready to do any description of mason work. M, J, GILHOOLY, 73 Nassau stroos, REFRIGERATORS. OWN M. SMITH’S IMPROVED PREMIUM RIPRIGE- rator, and Shower Bath Manufacturer, the oldest and most approved im the United States. Also Children’s Self-Exer- cising Swing, Bath Tubs, Spo age Tube, Hair Gloves, wholesale and retail. Refri tors and Shower Baths made to order and repaired, 465 Broadwa: ap24 13t, LAMPS AT REDUCED PRICES, BSCRIDER HAVING TOC REO Ire sURSC v1} MOV) ’ as, iss Bowery, will dispose of hia stock of Wlar empe doles, The stock ie this week Hall, Camphene, and Fluid Lamps, very low, all new, and those who come watly enn got bargains, C. A. BALDWIN, 3 Bowery. apatie® CORNELIUS’ SOLAR LAMPS, IRANDOLNS, Chandelicre, new pat Silver, and. Damark; Plaited Ted Meter ie ASHER R. MORGAN, 182 W) 11350 Betweou Fulton and Aun, opposite the T, Ormalo, \ ea a 5. 00 2 OUNTRY MERCHANTS AND ALL ’ others are informed that the subscriber hi Femoved to the spacious store, No. 273 GREENWICH STREET, where he will nt all times be prepared to serve the publie with everything in his line, nt prices as low, if not lower, than any other establishment in this city. His’ stock embraces every variety of Parlor, Stand, Reading and Hand Lamps, Chande- liers, &o., for oil, camphine, spirit and phosgene gas, Also, assortment of Table and other Cutlery, Glassware do. ¢ Camphine, Spirit Gas, Phosgene Gas, Lamp Wicks, & chasers are invited to ‘call before making their selections. mh20 13t* Taw CHAS, FULLER, No. 273 Greenwich, hotween Warren and Chambers «ts, EDICAL CARD—DELICATE DISEASES—HENDA- rian Dispensary, No. 65 Ann street, near William, os- ed over seven years, for the successful treatment of all f a secret nature, and for the sale of Dr, Hendrick~ infallible medicin Anti-mercurial Fluid in pints, $1, ortles $2; Magnetic Golden Pills, 50 Pills for The above will warrant @ cure for life; purely fable, and the only medicine in the world that 1s, Mo the Pure vey Ladies—Dr. H. can be consulted en all diseases arising from, or in any way identified with those affections, unfortunately too prevalent. Office hours from 9 to 12, A.M. Gentlemen call in the afternoon and evenin, I have made sexual dis- enses my study, and challenge the world to produce a system of treatment vite to mine, Remember the number, Ann street, near William. DR. DENDRICKSON, M. D. apa it 0 CURE NO PAY.—DR. CORBITT, 19 DUANE ST, may be consulted on the treatmen' diseases, A tice of sixteem years ment of delicate diseases enables Dr. form of this disease, Recent cases oured in three mercury used. Dinireatment et delicate deen ae 6 treatment of delien oe . dation for ekill in thove half ented ‘eases that have ohare ee is pre-eminent. Constitutional tye habit, effectually cured. Recent eaen gen ae ‘ . P*.COCPER" DUANE SRRETT, WAS, FOR THER last fourteen ‘confined his pri ent of Mereurial and. other ‘Diseases Of 6 dsligete aioe, of He ean oure the most aagravated cases of this disease; mild eases rem ved in twe to lve days, a erieol sure, ‘ane charge. wpe MEDICAL. RAR ene een THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR [8 NOW, and always has been, made by COMSTOCK & CO., 21 Couptiandt street, and has performed the remarkable ures in thts eity/and'throogh t near alt of this sontinent a tifheater ublished, am long are now in the posseesion of Comstock i Co., 21 Cour dare now in ihe pe will be exhibited to all who request it. The mly renuine, will certainly eure burns and inflamed eyes, piles, eute, wounds, bruises, res, salt rheum, , chilblains, eryispelas, and all external f Don’t run the risk and di terfei t the genuine article, buy only at 21 d after lst of May, at 57 John stroet. RUITFUL AND MULTIPLY.” eative Elixir, feetual restorative in cases of Debility, tive, and remedy for ive, and remedy for married state without offspring’ ‘It isa sertain minal Emissions, General Debility, Gleet, Weak= ness of the Genital Organs, Nervous Affections, Leucorrhia or Whites, As a vigorating medicine itis unequalled. Aloo a certain remedy for Incipient Consumption, Indigestion lose of Muscular Energy, Physical Lassitude, Female Weakness Debility, &e. It is warranted to please the user in any of the above complaints, and is of priceless value to those without offepring. CAUTION clebrated medicine cannot be genuine nature of JUDSON & CO. (N. B. ean ts) ison the wrapper of each bottle. Bol at Oy John etree? A BOON TO ALL FAMILIES AND SUFFERERS CONNELL’S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, The marvellous cures which have been wrought by this henling ointment, and the almost incredible amount of fering which has been relieved by it, are too well known by the public to admit of any doubt of its wonderful properti in subduing all pain or suffering from burns or scalds, aud ul ways healing, in an incredibly short time, and never | y sear. If applied to broken limb) jorences. Itis sure to cure eyes that have been sore and inflamed for years. By it old sears are remo tracted cords are relaxed. It reduces swelli mortification. It heals every species of wounds, new, and humors of every description are cured by it. You will please observe, it is no “ sovereign reinedy for all unless the fnc~ he only Ameri- pale eomp!: but ouly intended for external applicatio the following:—Burns, Sealds, Frosted, parts, Chilbl Chafe or Galls, Chaps, Tetter, Pimple Bloteh, Felon, Ules Earand Toothache, Mumps, It Rheum, Bar- sand Lids, Weak Sprains, Erysipelas, Cute, Brut Sore Throat, Whitlows, Piles, Ringworm, ber's Itch, Carbuncle, Eruption, Sore Sight, Sore Lipe, Punetures, Biles and Warts, Fever Pain Tender Feet, Inflammatory Rheumatism, Tic Doloreux, Ague in Faee and Breast, Fever Sores, Old’ Burn Scars, Prickl: Heat, Inflamed Skin, Broken Breast, Soro Nipples, Rough Hands, Blistered surfaces, Dressing’ for Blisters,’ White Swellings, Cold in Wounds, Sore Corns, General Sores, Small. Pox marks, &e. ‘Phough we have named numerous affections, experience has taught us that they are not too many, We refer to the following well known gentlemen of high standing, who have used or witnessed only that made by us:— Hon. J. Talmadge, 44 Wall street. John Inman, Ed. Com, Advertise Rey. Dr. Matthew Rey. Milton Badger, 150 Nassau street. Hon, Alpheus Sherman, 77 Grand street. Dr. R. Nelson, 66 White street. Dr. 8. Harris, ‘Health Commissioner, 5 City Hall, Dr. Brewster, corner 14th street and Broadway. Dr. Lee, 78 John street. . George Endicott, Ninth street. Capt. Brooks, steamer Nimrod, Rey. W. H. Bidwell, Evangelist Office, 120 Nassau street, And we might add several hundred more. No family should a day without this Salve. Buy it only at 2 Courtland and after Ist of May, at 67 John strest, and you will be the genain ND GRATE VARNISH, reet, sure of S8TOV Pronounced by thousands who have used it to be the best article ever known for polishing stoves, crates, and every kind ofiron. It prevents rust, gives a jet black polish like that of a eoach body, which stands on pipes, &c., for years, Sold only at 21 Courtland street, after Ist of May at 67 John street. RHEUMATISM. Comstock’s Hewes’ Nerve and Boi Vegetable Elixir, is warranted to cure tis, Gout, eontracted Cords and Muse strongthen Weak Limbs, and enables those who are crippled to walk again. Use this article and be cured, or go without it and suffer, as you please, Certificates of cures” by the hun= dred can be secn at 21 Courtlandt street, after. Ist May at 97 John street, N. ¥., where this article is sold only genuine. DEAFNESS. Vse Dr. MeNair's Acoustic Oil, for the eure of Deatnoss. Alto, all thove disagreeable noises, like the Duasing of inseets, falling of water, whizzing of steam, which are symptoms of approaching deafnes ny persons who have been deaf for ten, fifteen, or twenty years, and were subject to. use ear= trumpets, have, after using one or two bottles, thrown aside these trumpets, being made perfectly well. Suld at 21 Court= landtstrect, after May Ist, at 57 John street, HAY’S LINIMENT FOR THE PILES. ‘The worst attack of the Piles are effestually and pormaa= nently cured in a short time by the use of the genuine Lay's Liniment. Hundreds of our first citizens throughout the country, have used this Liniment with complete sucess. It is warranted to cure the most aggravated case. Buy omly at 21 Courtlande street, after May Ist, at 97 John street. LONGLEY’S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PANACEA, 1, For Colds and feverish feclings, and preventing fevers. For Asthma, Liver Complaint, and Bilious Affections. 3; For Diarrhata, Indigestion, and loss of Appetite. 1 For Costiveness in females and maler, aud Nervous Com plaints. "5, For Stomach affections, Dyspepsia, Piles, Rheumatism, The great points are, it is not bad to take, nover gives pain, and never leaves one costive. Sold ouly at 2i Courtlandt street, after May Ist, at 07 John street. HAVE YOU A COUGH? Do not neglect it. Thousands have met a premature death for the want of attention to a common Cold. Rey. Dr. Bar- tholomew's Expeetorant Pink Syrup. will most. positively i and save you from that most awful disease, Pul Sonsumption, which usally sweeps Into the gra ‘is of the young, the old, the lovely, and the gay. Unly 21 Cortlandt street, after Ist May, OT John street. apld 18t* law Liniment, and Indian ny case of Rhe or Stiff Join PROF, BARRY’S TRICOPHEROUS, OR 2D COMPOUND, RESTORING, PRESERVING, AND REAUTIFYENG PRADICATING SCURFF AND DANDRUFF, AND CURING DISEASES OF THR SKIN, GLANDS AND MUSCLES, STINGS, curs, 4, SPRAINS, Ke, &e. Ke, Ke, ‘ ORDER TO CONVINCE TRE PUBLIC OF THE E fieacy of any curative preparation, in this thinking a reflective age, it is meceasary to explain the philosophy opers he process by which Professor Barry Hed rous produces suchextraerdinary results, cannot be i stood, without a brief netice of the structure and naes of th deliente substances to whieh it is applicd, aud in the condi tion of which, it accomplishes the moss ‘The connexion between the hair and the the one may be almost deemed a contin and lence whatever tenovates, restores, hair, must of necessity have # bealthful sensitive membray The s touch resid cuticle, a sem yucosum, which is & spongy nerves and blood-vessels, ay d exquisitely sensitive TRUE 8K h constitutes the third Iayer MEDICAL Fou Hain, ence in which ita roots are fixed. ists ef three layer: fort ‘of the triple envelope. originate. The vessels of the true skin sup taining the roots of th the fibres, and the same kin. This is self-evid hysiologist e patient partiall The akin of the ‘head + heen inf en the inderful restorat fessor Barry's Tricopheri or rather this fact. It a stimulating the inert ves activity to the cireulation, all the vegetative function to the filres, ating dri, and soon clothin with'a thick, glossy, silky, a But this is only ‘one of ti copherous. The'same properties which r tative power tothe skin of the head all eutancous diseases or supertic burns, bites of insects, sprains, ery the re based upon this hypoth rough the skin upon th ‘opening the pores, imp: % from their let TRY. rticle ‘of or ents, n, thas wonderful envelope, in whieh the sense of the ePiDERMis, oF payne, or almostiasensible film ; the Rix s membrane reticulated with i & sort of shield to the sand (the true skin itself, rt ly the sAcs con~ air with the moisture which sustains es Which affect the health ef the cy 8 susceptible of demonstra rin all cutaneous ry and harsh, and fails out insuch the head, fr. ad remedial Properties of Pro- give life, vigor, and beauty and dan~ hes, pimples, MEDICAL, MADAME SHAIL’S VENUS PILLS. HESE PILLS, ALTHOUGH LATELY INTRODUC- ed into the United States, har ot with success hither- me ‘led, and the immense demand dem: the public; well the ever introduced into this eountry posseses the same magical ae pills are nots compound of cantharides or an; other deliterious drug, (Wut are prepared from a simple voue table substance, k: then’ by the mint Qheas ays seaih) and they may be ‘All persons contemplatin heateay body and Ayre gorin promote connubial happiness, menial alliance thigh fas cha: ¢ obligations of marriage, ma inenterfng the holy state aftera shore ney cave, no hesitation There pilla are a safe, certain and. speedy dure fer all the varieties of seminal or phy: 1 debility, whether eonstitus Uonal or acquired, and they are a specity tor they eae Yous irritability, general prostratien, of strength, taatcude, Cnnui, ut above all, barrenness and impetency. aud’all the train of disorders which are entailed on mankinil from diseases of the genital organs, For further particulars, see circulars, to be had of the ro= gular appointed agents, where alone the pills are to be had ery ae direct from Paris, with Madame Shail’s signature Gneach box. Price one dollar per box, and can be sent by mail to any part ef the United States or Canadas. A ’. H. Ring, 192 Broadway, corner of John street; 278 Broadway, corner of Chambers st: 433 Broadway, corner of Howard street; 63 Bowery, corner of Walker strec' 2-4.Grand street, corner of Allen stre 14 Canal street; Weat Broadway; 9 Hudson street, corner of Leonard. $50 CHALLENGE.—VALIERS [FRENCH PILLS.— ‘Thi nrivalled remedy for diseases of a pri Vate natur of diet or Anniversary of the Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary Society for Seamen, for the City and Port of New York. ‘The fifth anniversary of the abovve Church Missionary Society was celebrated last Sun- day evening, at the Church of the Ascension. The sermon on the occasion was preached by Bishop Henshaw, of Boston; and, at the conclusion of the services, a liberal collection was taken up for the purposes of the Society. ‘The church was crowded on the occasion by a large and fashionable audience of the élite of New York Christian society. ‘The report of the Board of Managers was read at the conclusion of the church liturgical services. The report expresses much gratification at the results of the labors of the past year in this cause, and refers with exultation to the reports which the missionaries have made of their several labors among the seamen of the port of New York. The following is an account of the success experienced in this missionary work :— “Many incidents have occurred, warranting the belief tliat our labors and our prayers have not been in yain in the Lord. The captain, the officer, the sailor, and the boatman, have been melted to tears with the affecting and holy services of the church ; and cach have gone to our missionaries, with subdued and saddened spirit, confessing their past follies and vicious life, telling them of their troubled hearts and awakened censeiences, and asking also their counsel and their prayers. ‘The services upon the Lord's day and prineipal holy days have beengenerally well attend- ‘There has athird service upon Sunday in one of our chapels since September last, and during the season of Lentin the other. Seamen and boat- men are availing themselves more and more of these privileges, and manifesting an interest which gives f good results, Your board have opportunity to judge of these things for themselves, as it is made the duty of some of its members to be present at every service. Our success has encouraged hearts, moved by the love of God, tothe same holy work in other ports Phildelphia has within the past year, completed its beau- tiful floating church, and consecrated it to the worship and service of the Triune God. In other cities, too, where the sailor finds a harbor, there he also now finds God’s church and God's ministry, to remind him of his early vows, and to beseech and encourage him to leave the ways of sin and ruin, and return to hig Heavenly Father's house, where he will be instructed and protected—comforted in his sorrows—nourished and strenghthencd for the mighty conflict with the world, the flesh, and the devil. Nor is this all: the Bible and the Prayer Book, if he have them not, are always given him when leaving port, with tracts and some other good book, And besides, he may obtain at one of our chapels, a book from the library to oceupy his leisure moments and to remind him of the church, when far away upon the sea, or to lead him thither when he returns, and to the missionary who welcomes him upon his safety. This library, obtained by the contributions of some few friends of the mission, num- bers about 140 volumes, nearly all of which are in the hands of seamen and boatmen. It greatly needs in- crease. “The missionaries have distributed 653 Bibles, 665 Prayer Books, 79,000 pages of ‘Tracts, 2,600 Sailor's Manuai of Devotions, and other books, 2,650. There haye been baptized, 47; confirmed, 8 ; communicants added, 80 ; funerals, 20 ; marriages, 27.”” The board, however, complain of the want of sup- port, and the meagre supply of funds. | ‘There has been adebt incurred in the past year, of one thousand dollars, being a fourth part of the sum total of the current ex- penses of the year. No account is given in the report, of the modus operandi in which this four thousand dol- lars is distributed. The report having been read, Bishop Henshaw as- cended the pulpit and delivered a discourse applicable to the occasion. ‘The Bishop took his text from the 11th chapter of the Prophet salah, verses 10,11, and 12, “And in that day there shall be a root ef Jesse, which shall stand for an ensign of the people. ‘To it shall the Gentiles seek, and hisrest shall be glortous,.” ‘The learned Bishop began, by remarking upon the many and very striking promises made concerning the Messiah, as the Saviour of them that believe, referring to him cither in his humiliation in the flesh, asa branch of the stem of Jesse, born of the house of David, when he was lone and humiliated, or referring to him in his glory, after he was risen from the dead. In all these promises and prophecies, he is spoken of in a manner suitable to the various situations he was placed in ; and the spirit of wisdom which filled him, the principles of his government, his power and might, are all declared. In the chapter from which the text’ is taken, a very graphic description is given of his kingdom and go- vernment—that righteousness will be the girdle of his loing; it will be a time of harmony and peace; the welf will lie down with the lamb, and an ensign will be set ed tow; hy flexible fe (este daveenmant are located _ up, to which all pations aud people shall foek. He nth deraemiat ‘of wil ancust af kts | (ike abeD? would Aart call attention, to te gathering together of the nations to this ensign. An ensign is 4 banner, generally referring to an army, showing that all who are under that ensign are enlisted in one cause, and engaged under some one service and dominion. Our Lord seems to refer to this prophecy, in some measure, when he said: “And J, if I be lifted up, will draw ull men unto to me,” Thereby he shows that. the only hope for man is in him, who 4s the only re- deemer and salvation of sinners.’ Thus it is that his ensign is lifted up by his ministers, who preach his name, when they show his power to save. In him all the promises are made, which promise deliverance from the world, the fiesh and the devil. We should never forget, observed the learned Bishop, that man is in a state of revolt and rebellion against God, his maker and creator, by evil-doing and sin. He has been drawn to participate in the revolt whieh Satan and his angels commenced. In this condition of rebellion and enmity against God, it is Christ alone who redeems his people, by his death and his resurrection from the dead. All are engaged in this warfare—on one side is the love, truth, justice and righteousness of God; on the other soublona tite wuste saaton eitotale cut Deine, | fide is the evil, malignity and wickedness of man, chapped hands, rheumatism, Pras, brates, uuplains. | Christ employs ‘no weapons but those of truth aud the skin, and in short all the troublesome and painful exter- | peace in his warfare. He subduea the hearts of nal diseases and injuries which are so common in familie and which nothing but external remedies can remove, the Tricopherous will be found a speedy, safe and t By virtue of its double claim as a tenovator and nature's choicest ornament, and a potent and i Femedial agent, it ig entitled to a place on every ti every meticine chest. ‘The following testimonials, selected from hundreds of simi~ lar import, will erve to show the value of the preparation, and the estimation in which it is held by those who have given it a trial, Cory OF A LETTER FROM WILLIAM DAVIES, Corner of Hicks and Atlantic streets, Brook BRoox yy, April 9, 1849, Pnorrssor Barnv—Sir: I should be deficient in grati- tude to you, and in feeling for ot y be similarly aMicted, if Tmeglected to inforin y your Trieopherous has entirely removed from eruption, consisting of large heen annoyed for many years, A regulai fluid according to the directions, for a litt weeks, completely relieved me of the nuisa of my face te now as free from discoloration as {amy bo Yours trul, WILLIAM DANIEL! COPY OF A LETTER FROM JAMES FIT: ew York, Apri Prorrsson Banny—Verily, my dear Sir! Your Tricoph Tous is the Admirable Crichton of its class, It not only tex lieves the head from seurf and dandruff, y ful and disgustin: hich Tha’ and beauty to the hair, but it i# Lean testify from personal experience, a most valuable application for cuts, abrasions, iz to bruises, and those vile eruptions which are #0 annoy children in the warm seasons. I have found nothing to ey it in cutaneous diseases, and if what I say, is worth w thing to you, publish it and weleome, Your obedient servant, JAMES FITZGERALD, COPY OF A LETTER FROM MISS NELSON. "i Crrv Horn, Sopt. 4, 1343, as having experienced the great utility of your Tricopherous ¥ dressing the hair. I have found the use of oils and pormas § to occasion a harshness to my hi pplication of the ter than three and the skin fy and imparts vigor ir, and for three or four his enemies by his loving kindness and tender mercies. The Gospel is, that “God was in Christ, re- conciling the world to himself;” and the ministers of Christ preaeh the words of reconciliation and peac inviting all to seek the Lord and His strength—to His righteousness for evermore. You have no ne ascend up into heaven or to descend into hell. Lord is not far; He is nigh The fi very one of us. Let us therce fore seek Him while He may be found. The text, how- ever, is not merely mandatory; it is also highly prophe- tic, It not merely points to Christ as already lifted up the Saviour and the Redeemer of all that seck him and put their trust in Him, bat it also refers, as A great prophecy, to the time which will undoubt- come when’ His kingdom will rule over all. he Bishop then proceeded to enlarge upon the pros. pect of the coming of the kingdom of Christ, when the will of God will be done on the earth as it is in heaven. He thought the signs of the times indicated the speedy approach of that day, and he regarded the present work on bebalf of which the congregation was appealed, to this evening to support it by their contributions, ag the more important, from being, in his view, one of the steps towards that millennial glory which was to be apected when the kingdom of Chirist and of pace and love would prevail, and the kingdom of this world of wrath, evil and hatred would be brought to an end. In this view, he regarded this work as the more import- ant. and having, therefore, the higher claims to their support. Here the learned Bishop drew a pleasing and delightful pieture of the happy day when the kingdom of truth and peace, that is, the kingdom of Christ, would reign and prevail on the earth, The learned Bishop then proceeded to advocate the cause of sailors, by a peculiar reference to the relationship they hold to commercial and mercantile men, whose instru- ments they are in rearing up and erecting their for- years it was fast falling off, and much changed in color, but | tunes. » constant risk and peril of their own liv ince using your Tricopherous, I feel my head always come | He deew a Wane aiheuag And true picture of the suff ace of sil my fosentanea en et Aaah 5: the amaze- ings and condition of this neglected class of people, and found it to give the most general satiation Pe Taely | showed what was to be expected from them when, their ou, : HARINE NELSON, COPY OF A LETTER FROM DR. 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Brombery, M For sale by dru Please send endorse a9 rhe improved, they would cease to cast: re- preety gen: he name of Christian, in the unchristian- rts at which they arrived. ‘To prepare them to be an example to these distant people, was preparing the way to Christianize the world. Every sailor would then become a missionary, and knowledge would cover earth, as the breakers cover the sea, rned Bishop then concluded his discourse by an appeal on behalf of the seamen to the large congre- gation assembled, concluding, with this appeal, a dis- course to which, from the awkward position for hearing and taking notes in which we were, we regret it has not been in our waters to do the full justice which it de- werves, A liberal collection was then taken up for the pur- poses of the socioty; after which the usual ceremonies of the church were performed, the parting benediction given, and the congregation dispersed, Vancoyver’s Isuanp.—Mr. James Douglas, chief factor of the Hudson’s Bay Company, has been, appointed governor of the proposed settlement of Vancouver's Island. The arrangement is only a tempory one.—London Standard. Abraham Wilkinson, one of the founders of Pawtuek- et, hax breathed his last, in the 83d year of his age, Mr. W.. with his brothers, and Samuel Slater, introduced and put into operation the cotton manufacturing basi- ness