The New York Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1851, Page 4

NEWS BY THE MAILS. Our Washington Correspondence. Wasuinoton, Feb. 16, 1951. The South and the Slavery Adjustment—Virginia Nom Intercourse—Soath Carolina and Secession the Sowshern Democratic Ultras ‘The Prendential Question. It is the general belief that the slavery questions are all settled. It is supposed, over nine-tenths of compromiges of the last session will do, and that the Union and the confidence of the South. To make them quite complete—to relieve the North ana the South, at the same time, of the inconve- lence of free Dlacks—it is proposed to bring the ‘Treasury to the support ot the colonization cause. But the ultras of the South are not yet appeased. ‘The non-intereourse socienes in Virginia, and the + pirit of secession in South Carolina, are still alive enodactive It was the resolutions of Virginia, in 1547-48, that led the Southern States to the ex- treme position which they assumed in Coagreas oe the Compromise scheme of Mr. Clay. re can be no doubt that the counsels of Vir- ginia influenced the action of South Carolina her- Sell, and the action of Mississippi in calling a Southera Convention at Nashville. lastigated by the prudent old Commonwealth, her weaker and younger sister ©" he South, following her exam- ple, sufiered they ardor to run away with their discretion; ana vo they turn to Virginia and ask, What are We tod) | Shall we stand by or stand off from South Carolina? Shell we meet with her in @ Souther» Cenvention, or not? The Nashville Convent)» recommended another Southern Convention; acc in case their ultimatum of 36 deg. 30 m. was disrgurded by Congress, they Fecommended the initixiory proceedings for s+ces- Bion, in the moet deliberate form. Jul since the ae of the peace measures, not one of the uthern States appears to have maiviaiaed her poeition upon the Nashville recommendatione, ex- cept South Carolina. She has just held anelec- tion tor a Convention of herown; not to discuss, but to act, upon the question of secession. Follow- ‘ing this loca! convention, the original idea was a congress of the Southern Sates, to consult upon the ways and means of dissolving the Union in the most quiet, economical and expeditious manner. This congress, it is now apparent, will not be held; nor does it appear likely that there will be any further vonventions on the part of the Southern ‘States, or of any of them, except South Carolina, | in reference to resistance of the compromise mea- sures of the last session. South Carolina will have aconvention. She has placed herself in such an extreme position that, if left alone, she may preter | Tevoit to ridiewe, and accept the hazards of seces sion rather than the jeers and laughter of the rest ofthe Union. To retract, according to the code ef | honor, with honor, she must do so by and with the advice and consent of those States that have en- Couraged her to the precipitate course she has pur- in the nullification trouble of 1832, with Gen. Jackson—a hard old customer to handle, upon any field—in that trouble, when the Palmetto State was about fo (ry the issue of war, with 50,000 men against a million, Virgisia sent down to her a mes- Senger of peace; and, in giving the adv.ce, sofiened | the humiliation of submiseion mto an act of gene- resity In this case, Virginia is respoasible. She onght | to counse| with South Carolina, and persuade her | back to duty. Virginia is largely responsible for the present attitude of South Carolina, and cannot expect to shut her eyes to the cowsequences, if aay Gisesters should result from 2 complete desertion of Seurh Carolina. What does Virginia intend to Go? [tis ime that her inteations and position were more clearly de‘iped. Some attempts ‘have been made here, to reeoncile end reunite the democratic ultrasof the South with | the national demoeranic party; but, as yet, they have | faited—the Sou'hern uiiras demanding the division | of California by the line of 36 deg. 3) mia, as a queetio be engrafted upon the democratic creed | for 1552. {f thie 1s not aereed upow, we may expect | to have a separate Southern candidate ruaning up- OM thet issue. The ultres say, Texas was disinem- ered for ten mi!!ions—why wot Cahfornia? Here &@ nut to crack for liticraps, Gov, Quitman and the Caba Invasion—His Kesigvation, | ‘The resignation of Jona A. Qaitman, of the gu watorial cheir of the Sta'e of telp pi, was tender. Late and Interesting from Cuba, By the arrival of the steamship Isabelle at Chartes- ton, on the 11th, dates have been received trom Havens | toedjournment, and teok further testimony. Three young men, who reside at Bergen, named Prior, Bim- mons, and Riker, were examined, and deposed, im sub- to the 8th inst. ‘The passage of the Isabella was a very short but Fough one, @be arrived with a fall cargo, and 115 pas- | stance, as follows;— —Southern Convention— Attempts to Concilrae 9 ohealth fo rezowm the | iseued citing Don Franeisoo Castro a Party—A Fuilwre—86.30 not yet Given “p-- | Castro, gyn eitize! one tothe United Btates for the parpoee, of co- up to the Com- the Uni ef the 7 mission MUiteke foe hot steeniee to be declared ¢ Union, by nine-tent! 0} ybels, and their pro} con fisoat ghey sgscoy yoonle, hat the “ier decaciiis Coleaonta, team Catia, vin. Coneries and Puerto Rico, arriv ti an adhesion to them will restore the harmony of | and was to ha: the 6 nd @ portion of the po Millite, are proposed to be taken tor that purpo: Captain Oeneral had just returned from Cardenas. At Matanzas he was received with great demonstrations of rerpect. THE MARKETS Havana, Feb, 7 —Rice is excessively dull, and our been farther increased by th. per Cornelia, from Charleston; Fakir, and K 8 ab; and the steamer [sadel; Valencia Tne only sal: of 8CO bags Valencia, at.3); rs., 60 that 01 Freights keep up, as ship room is Exchanges dull and declining. The cargoes of rice per Somers Cornelia, Wakir, aud RM. Chariioa have all been sold at 10 rs Maranzas, Feb. 6.—The following are the ruling rice of our market -—B8u) 4 ¢ 4 6; yellows, 7)g & 83; whi! © any ‘sbipme Honey, 235 rs; Cotfes, according to class, $354 arrivals of the are quite nominal (Cucus ) 5% a bte orl ceased leit the followed by th him, aud then threw him into the river. Our Baltimore Correspondence, Bartimone, Feb. 17, 1851. Great Rejoicing at the Safety of the Atlantic The announcement, at an eatly hour yesterday morning, ot the satety of the steamer Atl assengers at New York, including those of our estimabie citizens who were on board of ber, caused a thrill of jo; and the bulletin tain the particulars of her d sengers. Mr. Easton, of thi married four weeks since, and the glad tidings of bi better be imagined than described. The ceremony is now announced to come off on Thursday of Captain Lewis. charged, ou the affidavit of Mr. Merrihe geries of bounty land warrants and powers of attor- Bey. teveral witness detens the arrival of her de the whole com- hronged to ob- ation. One ot her pas- been ‘Theatrical, Bowrny Tuxatae.—The new national drama, eati- tled “ Washington, or the Path to Femo and Glory,” d last evening with triumphant be produced to night, It ie put upon the stage ina manner that reflects gr er, and the acting throughout is excel- no doubt but that it willdraw immense houses. Miss Hiffert will sing one of her admired scngs, and the amusements will terminate with the farce of * Crimson Crimes.” Buosoway Tuxatre.—The very amusing farce of “Betsny Baker.’ which is pightly received with en- thusiastic cheers, will commence the This will be follo Martic spectacle of © Faustus. moat successful piece ever preve ited at the Broadway The acting ot Conwey, Dyott, Davidgs, Shaw, Mre Abbott, and Mad. Ponisi is excellent, and the beautiful scenery is greatly admired by the hua- dreds who nightly eee it. The cargiyal scene is ea- which was recet' success, will avai has been good business done, to-day, and the market tor the low grades was a shade firmer. The local export enquiry was op @ more extentive acale, Fastern de: There was less pressing on the market, whi 4 by the splendid ro- ‘which hae been the Ninto’s Ganory.—This favorite establishment re- Opens this evening. tor the winter season, with the ted Rousset Fawily, who, on their former ap- Pesrance. crew down the mori rapturous and eathu. tiastic plaadits by their exquisitely gracetal dancing. They appear to-night in the beautiful graad ballet of * Catering,” in which Caroline, as Catarina, gave the most beau iful and pertes accompliriment of dancing we have ever before be- The ¥rench operatic vaudeville of “ Ladi ’ will commence tke performances Bexion's Turater.—The comaencing feature. at this prosperous ertablishment. lent comedy entitled “She would amd She would Not. in which all those truly talented members ot Durten’s company will appea peer in & taucy dance, and specimen of the elegant will be the excel Mies Walters will orchestra will exesute formance as it ix ‘which is pro- at rplender, will alse form @ part of tle ats, we bave little doubt but that the the. autre will be crowded. Trratne —The enter: | @veming sre. as ueval COmmenee withthe Grama of the Will be tollowed by an aerial dance by andthe next feature will be the new prize drame entitled the * Seamstress of NewsY ork nas been received with vehement cheering Mies Sisivina will next appear in a tamborine danse, nary to prime. A better enquiry pret without marked chinge in value. We quote forth erp, et 49a Slc.; and Jersey. at 40a dive. Cho market ter Corn was firm, and the demand was protty active, with sales cf 10,000 bushels, inciudiag new South«re aud Jerery yellow. at 66°.; and 4000 bushels Long Isiaad white, at 67¢. jioments for this 1 Hermit of the ed on the Sd instant, [t will b 3 below: — THE PROPLE OF MISSiS! In 3 Jed L was elected by your free sut froger, G f this Btate My term of office | commenced with my inaaguration,oa the wary, 1€00. By the provisions of the will expire on the loth of January, 1 die of my term of offices, andia tne active discharge O1 Ste duties »- day arrested by the United Btates Marshal ¢ Southern District of Mis by virtue of bibited ea: f Loulsiaas. for an ality law of 1515, by bee t and (utaishiog the means for expocition sgainrt the Island of Cabs | Uncer thes: charges, the Maren eoted to ar. rest me, aod remove my person to t ot New Ori 4 for these fore in any respect, violated the | iy ot ell tines to miest way be exnidited net im thie extracrdimery emergency, As wecitiaes, it was , Dowever oppr # chief magistrate of a #0 charge her dignity, ber oul Of unjust in wy ¢ vereign State I had @ aud ber Rovereig while the Fesera! sdministr a Who appear to eeek some be strength of that governaent at cont much to be dreaded of the oouatry fn the pre ‘The who from the jurisdiction of bis State, when it bad been withheld trom ber cit xens seeking to reclaim a fugitive mlavein Mastachoseti« et hand, the arrest and forcible removal eof her chief executive magistrate, tor 8 Indefvite period of time would set ouly de degra dation of her soy ty, but mast oooasion lacalca Table iojury and divarter Co the Loterests of the Btate, by the entire suspension of the exeoutive functions of her govern’ The constitution bas ni ec Iated such an event as the forrible abduction jovernor. It bas not provided for the performan uties by an other sfliver, except in tue case of a veceney Buch "aucy cannot happen while there is ig Governor though he bes prisoner toa torega power. Although be may be absent. aud incapable ot perform. img bie duties, he is till Governor, amd no other per fon can execute his office, It follows, therefore, thet inguch case, the State someof the anarchy lost. Officers could not coal of the ocies in office could not ev could not be reclaimed fugitives irom ju penitentiary @top for want of legel re #il repeite of public buildings mast sitions to defray theex- | penres thereof. The eale of tate lands andthe loca- Lion of recent grants mast be mu-pended The Convention of the p z a at the jast confusion. and great incoave- nience, and perbaps itreparable injary, 10 from each ‘estate of things. For all there evils there is bat one remedy. That remedy is my resignation 1 therefore, fellow o\rivens, o resign the high rust comfided to my hands, with no feeling of persomal Fegret, except that | could not serve you bei ter mo fel of shame. ter! which bave induc-d the necessity contrary. sitbongh personaily [ tear no investigation and # no scrutiny. I have apated no «forts com pietent with elf rerpect to avert (hia reralt. So soon eel learned that atrempt« would be made under an act of Congress of he inst century totemove me from thir I formally offered to the proper euthori any pledce or security to ited Sum! Irieane and y term of office» mtreted agsinet the indignit not to myself, but to the State bis duties ber chief mag» My proporition was mot socepted, and my remon- rirance not heeded It te not for me to complain. You are theaggrieved party) My course in this matter meets the approval f tome ot the most patriotic olt I mincerely hope. as it was dietoted alo duty to the Ptate. it may meet the o dellow citizene ial ‘Would be proper to give them am account of my steward Ship during the short but interesting period that J servant. the official as abou in drayging away frow “ ema red, that I must defer ating m bat exettiag parted ot tervice I have in « % triven to be htul and true te the rights the *rests, and the honor of the Stats. For this | have been abused and Calumniated by the enemies of the South. Teeashery end faithleseness « ovld bare recured favor and praise from the same sources I now take my leare of ipport you har nfidenes thar y ately con® ton ot Mi oo with t honor 1 to the hands *iopl, who, an LirMay Executive Castner, Inskeon, Fob 3, 1551 Naval Intelligence. ited States corvette Vinoemnes, which ar rived at Val wo on tl days from Bam Francisco. brought Parton, west tu ber to Tel 0 aol tbe province or ‘ener Bhe is to touch at Ge ireland of Juan her retura E. Locke will recite @ Yaukee story. Tue uertoents will terminate with the farce of “Ser. inte by Legacy.” Brovenam’s Lye popular wud elevant of owe places. of qpenses manifestly, every weeb der of pertormance is, by special reque: distinguished party of our first famiis taken a nember of places & most amusing, ties of entertainments, consisting peta of the * Ambassadress, ndered at the Lye’ fevorite comedy. ard the great murical extravaganza of the * Worle’s Fair.” that must draw a large assembiag srew.—The entertalaments which are at this establishment are so light and bighly ing, thet hundreds daily crowd the | anne. a long time attached to this ests 1 bave | always polite sud obliging takes hie benetic to-day. He is a worthy young man | We hope he may have « bumper iternoon. consist of * and in the evening, of * Slesher and Crasher.” Cimevs -The Sine rid members of the tal ptinges to fill the he iy Denaldron appear together again this evening, Mr. Franklin and Mins Weils, a Lubin and Annette in the afterpiece, and in their b te of Loreemanehip great preparations for his benefit ou Thureday Waswixerow Mart.—The beautiful panorama of the eProgrees is nightly attracting the mort select ™.—The attendance at this most amusement 1 ‘Khis evening the or ots large and 19 @ Wésse, cath; and 1d barrel $1.06, aleo for cash. With great judgment they ilgivatiog out of barges ex: | have tel elegant aud a: Court of the Vaited | tractiv whick is mag- m, together with & nally thee b A considerable lot of corn was aleo engared ov te terme, and dead welght wasteken at 15a Tol vondon, dead weight was taken at 15s tinued tobe t was no chan ves a bumper Beauty and the Bea: ME ba pe me , zt i of Rivers and the other | ZO f of increasing supplies, was quite dull, und the sal: Donaldson ts makiog | were of @ retail character, at 45.8 450 ing sbout 10 bales, Brough mon Rockiand, with sales of 600 bole ut 9c. e $1, | qutet, and firm at $1.15, cash. | Misenya Rooms. —Kvery one ehould avail themerive® of the present opportunity of eeeing the beautiful pa | noreme of Ireland the demand © teken at S0c., and 00 bhos Card ness wae done at Crude turpentine w Trassas Ovnns Hors though not a very Inrge one, wrentation of ‘A very fasbionable audience. attended last night the was inactive, but p tale # desivered. ot $ arly, but we are happy e that Wivira was well personated. and that the musie was sung very landeomely throughout and Avignone were (uite acceptable oced with w little but exerted bimevit to the od copsiderable applause Onthe whole, the opera | d the dance of Natbalie Fitejames was well received. We are quite auxions lie’ voice, with whic bt her friends im the days of Peri New was vot very fh at $12 £0 tor Onio | our last. 360 barrele changed bands. inclading old meee, at $12 10; proved feeling pervaded the macket for beef though | We bave uot heard of any alteration in valne We note sales cf 200 bar $5 50a $10 76 for me arasina the public worke the operations ofthe | the principal femele character it w highly interesting Crnrery’s Miserarce.— ‘The programme for this eve burler jue oper biker amusing This band announce a fine burleeque seene from dies, instrumental performances, and dancing ship Francie P ew Orleans, brings Ub that ever cam port, consisting of 480 bbis. 1 860 bbls. do raolaases 1.114 60 12 do tallow, 2 flour, 60 do, red 7 bales cotton, 176 do. moss. tings. 10 do rage 18 r wies hemp, 24 casks butter, and PS leit the bar at the Ball he Sth instant and fternoon of the 16th, *. which is one of the shorte: * consigned to TP. Stanton, Beq 0 do rope eut- V0 boxes flannel 6 the morning rived off Sandy Hook on che presage in lo gos om record | day, and prices w opper, arrived on where she was count of the sickness among her passen jetained om ae- extent of £0 bbia, Pennsylvania at 8) Uneren Braves Mai Sreawarie Bacsete ee Ce Sete Seen Sad, Semen Cones F by the Afriea on t have arrived at Liverpool on the following day, thus meking to report. while males were made of at 20 S GURSTION.—MAYOR LAND RYERSON, STAGE PROPS Before Justice Mountfort rt. ates praties L, reterre oe any ned by d to be without license, wae at one o'clock Howe) affidavit wae made by officer Wailing, eho that Tilijam Vader was an oniloense ‘counsel for the def¢uee submitted the case to the ma- Netrate without produs'ng soy fen Mr. Tomlineon, the marked that the Mayor intenae "s parting from my genetont constituents, it | Rertine & Ryerson, alle | brought on itmesees for the de- 2 only to enforce lied tad gounsel f the defence, ‘but at the same time the Mayor"auet n he citizens, nor interfere with the ‘The magistrate was com matter in the other cases, as therefore tended | opprere t we te witnestes were a over until thie day at 10 o'clock, by testimony a other drivers will taken. crowded, af on former occasions. The excitement ap- | jx, prars to be om the inerenee’ yesterday without any interrap’ notion by J Bam The Court room was stages were ru ' ruption, under the In: , and on the top of with the fol oraeont | of December. in (g | ach stage won elevated « by lieense jon by the inj se Court The Jersey City Murder. ‘The Coroner's jury met yesterday evening, pursuant ‘That on Baturday aight, or Sunday morning, thé of Havana wasgood. Anedict hed been | Oth ipst., they came over from New York to Jersey Don Luoas | City by the last boat; that Mr. Donlevy, the deccased, of Trinidad, whe heve | was in the boat with th: they came directly to the Philadelphia Hotel, which is only arbort distance from the ferry—snd shortly alter the deceased, in company with another that after leaving the boat came in two deipks, which Donlevy jor; that there were four anes peseone at the hotel, 0 deceased acd his triend cams i k, the four mea made them jor the drinks; they then asxed ich means to treat them—and he declined; they then tock hold of him, end bauled him about the bir-room, and threw him down; when he got up, they asked him again to treat, but he etill refused; they thereupon dragged him Knocked him do’ br then let him up, and be attempted to go out. and di +t outside the door, when they followed, aud bro while this was going on, the bark: 5 a ordered them to Gesist, or to clear out: and one of them. who wat called Tom, drew a kaife on him. The witnesses then left, and saw no more of them. Upon this testimony the jury retired; and after about two hours deliberation. returned @ verdict to the following effect: ~That the deceased came to his death by drowning. or by some other means to them unknown, by the hands of two men. Whereupon the Justice fssued a warrant for their arr into the hands when our reporter left, they were not arrested. if pat it 8 o'clock, officer; but up to n ppeared 4 the former testimony, that the d tel, went toward the docks, and was men, who, it is supposed, robbed United States Commissioner's Office,” Betore J. W. Nelson, Esq. Feb. 17. The Land Warrant Forgeries In the case n officer of the Mexican army, with the for- were brought forward for the ce. who impeached the character of Merrihew for veracity, and who also deposed that the signature to the power of attorne ot Lewis, was in the handwriting of Merrih The accveer and the accused were engaged in the Mexican war and the moral courage, as wi veracity of Merrihew was impeached by the testimony of the several witne: hew was himself charged with the same offence. but being admitted to bail on bis own recognizance, he is now forthcoming. Adjourned. sworn by Merrihew, to be that himself. 1 as the Mr. Merri- of Capt. Lewi a — —_ ————————_—__—_——— CITY TRADE REPORT. Monpay, Asnvs.— With inoreared receipts b: ilrowd, the mar- Ket, to-day, was rather dull though firm. The sales comprised 70 bbis, at $5 56 a $5 64 for pots, and $5 62 for pearls Brravstvrrs —Flour,—In Western and Stete there manifested more wiilingn: ble news by the Atrica, had We note $4 68: mixed to favorite, Indians aad 6 Michigan, $4 68 « $4 94; end pure Genesee at $4 87 0 $5. We noticed no alteration in the market for Cana- dian. which was held above the views of buyers, there- by checking eales. Small parcels of good common brands brought $4 81a $4 87. There was a fair en- quiry fer Southern flour, without chauge in value. About 00 barrels were disposed of at $487 & $5 for mixed to good brands, and $5 25 @ $5 624 for faucy Alexen-ris, Baltimore, Bran and @ the merket favors the purchaser, aud ly wine, getown, With s better supply ot rye flour, ale ot 60 bar- at $3 87. Corn meal was in fair retail 4 the market was firm, at $2 12, for Jersey, and $5 25 tor Brandywine We bave no new featurs to report im the market for heat, which continues very dull, with # droopixg inclination. The nominal value of prime Generes was $1 17 per bushel. aad of Obio. $106. Canadien ruled h $1 Ode $110 Rye was inactive, and Jersey was freely, Offered ut T6e , wit being scar was quiet, day wus rather limited but holdere, avy. and quiet, at out ales of moment. Northern was held above the vi it 78e. In Barley. tl y larger supplies, were very stiff, $t 12 for ordi- ‘aited tor Outs vhewsax —Binee our last. @ sale made of 200) Ibs. pritce yellow at 254 0c. an improvement. Cort We have to note a firm, but quiet market, with eales of 1 bags Java at li’, # Like; 200 do ad CoSneny) at llall\ec, and 50 bags 8t. Domingo t 1086. Corroy.—Tha Aftica’s ners does net meet public ation end this staple has been more aifticult today. Vriees are as yet uneettied The op Uge omly, thos of four hun ired bales ‘A lot of 2) casks oreau tartar was sold at lL castor oll, wt Fiou. ~Thers was # better demand for dry cod, to day, than we Dave noticed for come time back, aod the merket Dad ap reached 12(0 cuintale at & proving tendency. The sales New Ma » quiet, bat very firm. eNo. 1; $9 fur No. a; ized in herring, and prices were-noml- o Fairs 1its—There was rather mote offering fo: ool, For cotten 3 ld. was asked, and jevera! thousand barrels of lour were engaced To Havre, cottoe con . and bark ot § 4 rates to dan Frencisco. Faor —Iuciuded in the transactions. wets 609 boxes $2 a $2 10; 300 baives, $1; 3 et i6aiSe ; ® bbie corre There Howes —The market tor Cubs, unter the influence ia boud crop, compris Hors tern ne A rinall patos b. r market for com Liste — We have to nove @ # no change in New Orleans, but not very active. Some 200 bbls. were as, at 220 Navat Brones —In spirits tarpontine » etendy bust tol he Limits of pure jeserip ions The only 160 bbls. Wilmiogton commoa van beat ol, w. 43 Ou. —We have no particular change to cote inthe Lueeed of} market (hough there was not so much de ing. Bome 2000 gallons, trom store, brought £9 a S00 , cash. Whale trade, with oct jast sele of crude sperm was at $1 91 A alu of olive was made from # cutke. and 0 Darketa (quarts) at $2 tinved in rteady requust for the city iderebie seiet. in lotr at (Sado. Tae nd bands, at ©. per gelien, ia wa — Pork—In oid there tranracted today, but buyers gr ly Gispowed to hold back for ap easier market y Offered, and holders were firm a4, wad $1 for do prime Since @ mod. id prime at $9 370 $945. An tex . chiety ot the better qualit and $5.8 $6 for prime. No in prime mess beef. which Beet hams were quiet * were offered very spar nd wasactiveat S's wb 6 for hans. 9 Of 160 harrele. at 85 a $i and, at 8), a 6X0. Theat Rerare By auction sae, the following houses | and lete were disposed of. to day, at the prices annex ed -—Brooklyn property - House t eT Bridge 50; do. 243 Jay et.. $3 5 Btate et £ O00; do ob Tilary st, $3.100, do corner Hoyt and | Pacitic ete. $2 100; do 08 York at 8 | lote on Bridge et . near Fulton Avenu Pacise, near & $3,008; ith et., $1,200. rket was very dull throug? nominally the same Ordinary to rime tamplee could be purchased at $5 a $5 60 per 00 the, No rales transpired, Bern OL new clover the Ree The have been mules to the n domestic we have no te: Brimirs portent change ) bbls Prison ‘ge.; and Drndgein lote at 2ée, time. we, OF ign, the sales include 10 balf pipes cognac brandy. at $20 $2.97); and 5 do Rochellemt $110 forel A moderate in iry prevailed tor new crop — New Orleans. and tor this description very ratistactory | prices were realized. About 160 hogeheads were dia oned cf at 60 a 60. Other qualici re fem, ut inective Tri1ow Holders were rather more (irm, and the market was buoyent. with torther f 11,006 ibe, prime, at Tc. a 7340; with retull lote of extra prime. at iio. Tovareo ~ No change hae taken plese 'n the market to-day, but the tendency wan, if anything. upwar A lot of 00 bogebeads Kentucky change! hands, at 1% # 120. per Ib Winns We have to port, at 980, a $1; and 60 quarter casks sweet Main on terms not asoet tained MARKETS ELSHWHERR. STOCK SALER. —Pirst Boar d—-91 00) Reading Oa, 34: 1,000 4o., #5, 80; 1,009 do, 8 1.008 a «510 Camden ‘and Amboy 2 ha Reading RR, bb, 32 de 5, 82; 1) do., 32; WH do.,¢ 3% 14 an xn 100 Gort): Oagal, #2) De! pion Cann Heo Morrie Gamat La oo 22 Girard oad 1855 ; 40 abe Keo ting RR, After. Salew Th Bb a a AO, 100 do, 21; 8, americon » 140; ‘The Cotton market is hea ing et eleven and @ hal: New York one Liverpool fiv: Cotton unchan, bad bales. Atoc thousand bales. We have to note an easier teciio cotton to-day, five thousand hands at prices exbibiti quotations St; mand is limited, at $14 per barrel. business in molasssefand prime city is wo mn. The reeeipte of cotton, commencement of the season up te this 79.000 bales abead of those during the #1 year Bterling excbange ie quoted at 10844 to note in freighta, ments of cotton are making for Liverpool at 0. Cincinnati, Feb 17, 1851. Our market for provisions has # strong tendency uy; there is an active business doing. Bacon ly request, and we notice at To., and 30,000 pi sider SiXe. a bo. strictly middling sell- ht exchange oo ‘otton treights to New Onteana, Feb 14, 1851. d; sales cf the week twe: op hand, two bundred a . Bi cent discount. 0: Weights, in the yier Lor ving change ‘@ decline ¢ per pound on jot middlings commands 11%<. ‘Kis rather dull, and the de- There is a good Considerable engage- $12 per bbl, com- to day. This ver been mede in che West, ther portion of the United States. id t it was purchased oa speculation. There is a fair inquiry for new mess pork in this mar. ket, and considerable lots have been taken by the trade at $1176 The river ts in fi Freighte are plenty, and rat. the lergert sale that b: or probably in vigeble order. a Married, On Sunday. February 16, by the Rey. 0 F. Stobl- nD, in St. Mathew’s German Lutheran Church in Welker treet, Mr. Joun Franeoen Ho.tenmayn to Ea amis Paviine Bcnumann, both of the city of New York. Philedelphia, Batavia and New Orle: copy At Johnstown, Fulton couaty, N. Y.,on Wednesday evening, February 12. by the Rey. Mr. Ottarson, Mr. D Cricuton. of Ogdensburgh, to Mies Cano- ine M., daughter of Ely Pierson, Erq.,of the above On January 16, at Bristol, Pa. Dr. W. 8. Bisiir, U. 8 N., to Jane 8.. duughter of the late Dr. A. 1. Dean, of Harrisburg. Pa. Capt. Jonny Hantan, @ soldier of the war of 1812, was married on tuesday last at Pitts- ise Rictiannsox, aged 20 Died, On the 16th instant, of consumption, after a short LiaM BraMincHam, aged 20 years, 3 months, and 10 de; His funeral will take place from the residence of his father, No. 65 Carmine street. re respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Tuerday atternoon, at two o'clock, P. M. mains will be taken to Greenwood. ‘On Sunday ev: severe ilinese, Eowin Cuances His relatives and 16, after a short but lorrre, aged 9 years and His faneral will take place from the tr The relatives and friends are 5 iternoon, at 2e’clock On Sunday, February 16, Ev.es, wife of Thomas ‘aged 38 years, ends of the family, and those of her brother. Jobn Cogan, also of her brothers-in-law, Patrick Hart and Jobn Talbott, are respectfully invited to attend her fuveral, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, fro: e residence, No €4 West Twenty-tourth street, No carriages allowed. wife of Samuel Tyler, Eaq., On February 17, Exiz family are respsot- fully invited to attend ber funeral, on Wednesday, 19th inst., at 20'cloek, P. M, from her late residence, No. 175 Laurens street, without further invitation. On Mondey morning, February 17, Cxancea H. Pitcura, eon of Stacey Pitcher, aged 21 years and 6 ances of the family are re- ted to id his funeral, on Tuesday, ‘sth ioet , at 2 o'clook, P. M.. trom his late residence, 117 Crosby street without further notio On Sunday, February 16, atter oungest daughter of William and Ellen Ke- = & 8 y y ‘The rebatives and friends of the family are invited ral, at 4 o'clock this afternoon. from the residence of her paren's, J street, Greenpoint, L Her remains will be taken to Evergreen Cemetery In Brooklyn. on Monday evening, of scarlet fever, Exien Ovnxsy, davghter of Charles and Abby Curcen, in the 5th year ot her age ‘The friends snd acquaintances of the family are re- specttully invited to attend her funeral, on Tuesd aiternoon, at 3 c’elock, from the residence of her father. 27 Vine street, Brooklyn On the mornin, am. daughter of John D 2 yeurs and 6 months Paris, France, on the 2lst January. Euizaneri, wife of James W. Breedlove, of New Orleans, and dnughter ot George W. Fenton. of Nyack, N.Y. ‘New Orlaans Deita please copy. In this ity. February 17 to attend the fu y 17, Ouancorte Busta 1d Charlotte B. Robertson, yeipelas. Josren Pan- H., aged 76 yeare Northampton county, N. C.. Tuomas . Ben., aged 13-father of the distinguished off Ce MARITIM™® INTELLIGENCE. (dL | moe sere et?\c ; and 60 cares Canton pinger on terms not ascortaine’ | Tiay.—A Vimited buciners was dons in North river, | since Our jast.#t 76 & S0c ~the latter rate for parcels taken by local consumers Bhp Now York, Brien in Coicmbo, Gerri Bouthport, M'Ce ED Burivet & Co: MGaw, Cole ith & Sons; On Matapaae: John Bird. | MGrath, from Boston “just arr: brig 7 Cieatuegos, Neo: , Leland & C Ackerly: Siri ( Borduras, 8 W Lewis: Telegraph, Day, Halifax, LW Aitne | brig. Gen Wileon, Bookwieh, & Bentiey, Nortolk; are Wilvva, Alexandria, | f dayo, paseed Anjior Deo 6, | vf : ree was knocked overboard but crew in getting oat the v Jan 96, lat 4668, lon 2, Teom Fairnaven. on a erui whaleshin Har rest 5 iat 2.49 N, lom 8 17, passed uppesed to be the Kuropa, Brown, from Whatapos it, Liverpool, Deo 19, with & Brown. mise and pram 7, with cotton with molases, to 4 Sarah Olney, for chuace, for Philadelphia. Spoke going in, brig | 4 Cc Nesmith & Son. ¢ Drewen bark Minna, from St Croix for Bremea, Baltimore, 53 hours, with flour 4 elle, Deo 29, with branty, to moed very hoavy won i Geom (new), Lawl rs Lard continued arm, wed | Butter was more inquired tor, but | prices remsined the same. Cheese was in moderate oe leremie, 12 days, with lox wood thas experiensed the passage; sprung foremast aad | | very heavy weather du ri ie | with coffee and hides, to P je of Hinrritord Reef, boom of o large t nine miles from the be ree, Baltimore, Arrived—Bh. nam. veaten; Sum. Phil Jobneon, 18 days fro he i te rales of 50 quarter ease Ps Riesron, Feb tl. Artived—Brige Orray Taft, Providen Key Weer, Jan 25. Arrived—foht Elizabeth, ——; Slat. bark Liewellyn, New * Avrived—Bark W HB Citared— Berk U ork. New Ontwams, Feb 6, ived--Sbi) ner. NYork, bark Gibraltar, Boster, h rr barks Brillians, N York; i LEAS, opeke ship James Brown, fr m Liverpool for Phil- ‘Also arr sloop Heary Castof, Heath, NYork for Provi- Bicok Chand for NBedtcrd, torn Paolo Osos ‘midgut et ¥ ia pert cohre BB Fitts, and Coyion, tro: Pr Arcived—Sohr Wma Tyson, Raynor, Baltimore; sloop Pela tog Fowler, N York. lo ileeinti.* be the James H Deputy, Wins- more, from be Arrived 17¢ loops Thos Hall, NYork; B: 01 Sualih, 20; Willard, Dayton, dae” eee MTORR: Blackstone, Bavavwan, Fo) 13. Arrived—Steamer Alabama, NYork. ieared—Barks Howland, Boston; schr Patrick Henry, N or! Sarem, Fob 1. barl arrived—Bark Wyman, Rio Grande, Doo 9, Lal Pin ry Allon, NYork; brige alfred ty do o Janeiro. Brig, Russell old Bik for Era, Ri: at ot ® large ship, sho he, Ost ontward pesosge, bark Gen, Wool te ent 8, |, outwe yyy ry Bal mere tor Ban Francisco. ataiaas bs a Wannuy, Feb 16, Sailed—Brig Fran Titus, Matansas, Foreign Diails, Letter Boy of steamer Washington, for South: ond Bremen, will close at the Reading Room, on Saturday, 22d ‘iuter bege for, eo Taneizo and Val teamer 0 Janel " Pacific, wil'clone at vai “4 ra the Roading Room, a, at 9 o’ aM. ‘The above Letter Bags are also at Kenyon's, 91 Wail street, Morald Maxine Dearerpendence, . Feb M. —Schr Sarah Elisabeth Baguaky Ovens Eas t er Penoba Bark Ein, Mw Sarah Elizabet! ck, Boston. a, Bur De Wirr Cuxrox—Capt Funk, in s letter to the agent a5 Liverpool, expects that his detention at Cork will bot amount to more than four or five days. The D WC met hepry mole the day after leaving Lave Y till the 15th pl ‘when they bo: lon 31, in a 6 NW jot mately on the 1 bi oomin, LA, which put into Falmouth, Jan 14, on her voyage from Rotterdam for Boston, had beea and wi reing on the 19th, uGHT, whieh went ashere at Mumbles, is ap- ly not mvc! wares ‘as far as could be astertained, er only damage being the loss of her fore foot sad false keel. Siar Joun N Gossien, Sago, from Philadelphia July 23, was at Rio Jan Deo 30, in distress, ving TE back from off 6 Horn, a9 she was spoken previously, Oot 10, lat 34.8, lon 48 18 W. ®x Bannan Eppy of apd from Boston for Mong Kong, 15, about 12 miles from tbe oT hundred paces from ctom. Tha keol was and full 0” water, a1 hull open fore an it to the wre be taken by the authorities to save as much n3 posal the ship at low water, Snir Roxr Pursrorn, £6 tons, before reported 60 Bedford, was purchased for $11,600. Bark Atos, from Portland for Havana. before report with love of ai] her topmasts and subsequently with love rad mage to Keel, &0, finally returned to Portland Mth tor repairs. Banx Mixrosa, of Boston, two years old, built in Bal imoro, about 240 id by auction in this city 14th inst. t $13,000. 8) hased by s Boston house. It was ted’ afew weok since that she had been sold at private for $16,000. Bark kun, at Baltimore from Apalachicols, on the Ist inst. in the guit, off Tortugas, excerienced axale, and was compelled to throw over deck tor B. Baltimore from Liverpool, experienced Y weather, and was compolied to pus into Payal arrived Deo 27, with Jou of vails, ko, Sao aailed s—The whole of the oargo of this vessel (ssh tham). has keen Janded, one. half of whieh was by agreement tothe salvoi and the tice ebbed and flowed in he that she bas actually Dilged.| She waas goed, veseal avout four years old, owned partly by Capt Treat, and mot insured. An offer has been made to get her off and deliv. Esrtewn or Boston, as the wii Brie JW Eiwent. Jobnat ously scoken bearing u ton. NC, 14th inst, in distress, having Florida bya irk, on the 34 inst. carrying away b: topmast, head of foremast. lost larboard anchor and tnstained considerable other damage about Senn Mavitpa B Weiis Gritlin, at Ch: w York, experienced heavy weather, carried away jibvoom, fore gaff. and eplit satla. Scun AvaLing & Rosiwa (not Caroline Lowias), is the vor- re at Rockaw: ue was from Philadelphia for ith coal, The vessel is total loz, and prodadly H Hay, from Attakanss, Ls, with and molasses, bound to Baltimore, i Point, in 6% feot water. n ory Br Bene Crs30 Baltimore from Malacs, in the early part of the passage had very fine weather, but after waking lon 50 encountered » serice of head winds, smount= ing sometimes to gales. raph an Lost on Pauctiia, before reported por Isiand. en her way from Plymouth, NC. for NYork, was Tonded with chingles and maval stores, She has become « tetal wreok. in 2%4—The Geo Washington (of Bath), Saow, . Oct 1, for Boston, was abandon: sea Jan I, lon 6% crew tak ings a, arrived bere, fr Tuomas, Jan %0—The ehip Sarah Purington, Capt Pu- rington, put in this portin distress, 64 days from London, with searvo of dry goods, haviog carried away all hor masts her at Ed- ills. pre put ince. Witt run into off C: reo of auger ‘on Point No ‘and a lighter, &o. The uremse tary Missindpel: yom Blower. 00 dart ont, for Ce with 76 emigvante and dry goods, putin bere leak- ing badly, Spoken. aihip Bente m, from NOriesns for Liverpool, wasseon Jan ioc Ke ‘ip Mivune “Washington, from NOrioans for Uaree, was } off Cape Flori¢s ornelia, from NOrlesns for Havre, Feb 4, ist 30 15, nee. from Philadelphia for NOrleans, Fed 9, (not $1 45, lon 734, Brig Splving, Winatcw, from Toston (Deo 9) for Manaanil- lo, WOMexieo, Jan 17, Int 10 2) 5, lon 35 B. Foreign Ports. abt Jan 9-Ships Aisguotis, Ulrick, aad Marion for Boston soon € * abt Fev \—-Brigs Lancet, Philbrook, diez: Sa Fab Higaina, lee for am Bastern port: wohir Hope, Hi for Philadelphia. 2 Gays; others as defor Ativan, Fob 13, night—Arr etesmers Oeproy, Bermudy; 14th, 14M, Conkds, Garrison, Boeton, 1:h, 420 Pil, (ond old 807 AM fot Liverpool) Jrneane ti}, ubt Fob 4—Sehr Elliot (of Mrovines- town), for Beton: Buran, Smith. 02 days. Jan S—No am voneals 0, abt Jan “l—Wark Irma, Warner, of 20 aye; brig Win Rodgers (of Boston), Skin- ve Sam! Mitchell (5 masted), tor N Work 2 Fe) &—Barks Ssrah Blirsbeth, Godell, for N : Amazon, Thompson, for do 6 Brunette, Cane, Bampron. for York next for do next day: Wa H Spear, Bicok, from do, juss arr. Manet, Fed 2—Bri¢ R Patterson, Lincekia, for Boston 6 aye. Bio Jaxrino, Doo 90—Sla barks Baltimore, I more; Kirkwood, Martin, NVork. Balti- flome Porta. APALACHICOLA, Jan W—Arr ship Qoward, Chase, NYork; eb 1, brig Cushnor, Lowry, ay Newburyport; ps Mary An», P pool, Cla Jan 30, bark Co-~ k eb 6--O1d Swe brig Maria, Rhodes, Bowron, Fob 16—Arr bark John Wiathtop. rie). Signal for # bark; is new and deep! berks Helen Maria, fowes. Baltimos Philndelphis; sehr Enorgy, Maronact bine Emel; Topler, Fumguetak Jadsh Touro; berks Men- ols, Empire, Dolaw bri . Mary B. others. ‘3d. ship Be Ki BY ‘ind othing Saturday; wind otra Ba 16—are barks Victor. Ciatk, Liverpool; Morriaias, Beaks Hy Providence. Cla bark Onon (Beem), Bid 18th, chip Flora McDonald (rew), We verpook: lth, bark Orion (Bree ). Schwartae, Sromea- Be 12—Mid brig Chas Edwacd, Wovoing, (from lente. nt Ne yr. Wood, Matensas. In the oifing, bari m Liverpool. brig Emily, Nioa- brig A G Waehbarn, Hunt, a Northern port arwood, N¥o ig Thos & t astront, Feb 8~Sid sohr Henry Atk (apd from Laves Lith, ® Berton; November, Hunt, NBediord, (tol core on Gacvesron, Pi filam, NYork. brig Canopa Tn port Idg. ipe Travis bark Sodon, for Antwerp; ‘taw, for——; Biller ‘ot Boston Geonortown, BO, Feb Li—Ar Bascport: Foster, Crowell, Bosto ig Albert Peari lath, Metaliuo, Verrill, ¢o. ‘ Ee Mdm 9 Jen 2—arr seh: in, Poutleton, do; 4th, th, sehr Gow Ander: je Jol strel lades, Cla Jan 28, br (gh A Latham, dawyer. N York vom the B Franclsoo, Aokoly, Hava Anan; Pth, eteamer leave Mortns, Feb O—arr Thomas. Olt 7th, berk Ser (Br). Gi it, Lt Borton. Haslet’ re Ra nh Vieln, a 008, Laer : Petth— Arr ehip tyme (Be th— 2 —Bhip Nickerson, Bovt ehie nie Polees, NYork. frig Reinow, Beater 4 of Oris rr ehip Clenred—Steamor Paoitic, 8 Voi Best aor a fio Ties koro Feb aiteghtt eve Kerving, Pero, Vinainia wer cabin berth Bteerage, found with mabtrois Ena'voi th...» A Steerage, found with mattress and board xwrort, Fob l4—Arr sohr Ceylon, Moore, Portland for laven. Feb 14—BSid sehr Panthes, Neagle, Sagus la eduiayrons, Tob M—Arr Br brig Gipsy, Healy, Bostoa, rH, Feb 13—Sid sobre Blii S , Harrigan, Savanah for Thomssten; Grand Tak cis, wo, 80. tor Portam: resident Z Tayler, Sta- 'y Sally, Crane, and Honry, (of for NYorn do iene nN N York, New [ rk chr Patrick Henry, Chest: plat Are steamehip Alsvania, Ludi trick Henry, Chester. Sates, Feb 13—arr sobre Mexioo, Lloyd, NYork; 14h, Victory, Clarence, and Fulton, Jacques, Georgetown, DC, Below 1th, at anchor he North Shi » N York. NYork. Bld sche cell) August, fit? ween, York. Ct wre end © mkt; brig. Sutto sobre Mayflower, Foster’ Barbad Adele, M: NYork; i5th, Br brig Arbutus, Drane, 8t hrs Monterey, Ackley, and £3 Powell, Powell, AA Copi wri O'Wiison bin ‘ison, A Uirob, 1G Willis : Pie Rid Gute . 3 Ve FB ables, G Levy Ge Voret, 8B Dil) “wad tnd vel Mo= LC Bokaman, J Hill, § Ni Nita. a eeaerth B kugarih, DT Suiros, D bess, D Warners HO Brandt, D Ryan, C Lyan, J Ryaa—l6) in coe seveng SHIPPING. ee ees CEAN BTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.—FOR BRE~ men, via Southampton.—The U. 3. mail stvamehip Washingion, G. W. Floyd, comm: will sail for Bi ‘via Southampton, “on Saturda; Rerth River, a! 12 oclock, M. Prige of Pasea, tree cabin, $12 price of passaxs in the senond oabis an experienced surgeon is attached to the hip. tere te must go through the Post Office. Speoie delivered im Haves at reduced rate: ‘oF pSsence or freight, appiy to MOLLER, SAND & RIERA, agents, 50 Brosdway. HIP COMPANY.—FOR HAVANA, . Ve, —Through Ticketa to &: Francisco at reduced rates. Ata re tre nate peas hesdayy February Sith, a1 31M. ths epleadid doubte eneiae i ‘february 20th, a '. M., the eplea ou! engine steamshi Sioa tors burch ‘Sas. Findlay Sohonck, m, Commander, will cail precisely at ¥o'clock, ¥. M, from hex Pier at foot of Warren otzect, N. Ky with ¢! ramen direot for Havens, . Freight vue at usual rates. ie only taken o@ ippers of packages contain Jewelry, any articles commnenly known a@ valuables, muet specify the value of the shipment in theig Dilis of lading. or the company will not be Fosponsitle for say joosee on valuable Ce Rg na thou t euch specifications. For paseaze or freight, ap} aM. 0. ROBERTS. 177 West wrreet, Mother Warren et. Ppacizic MAIL STEAMSUIP COMPANY.—F9R CALI~ fornia: 0 ‘The publio rs informed that a1 ‘ments of this company, 6a ine ted od od worrying Oni! the Navy Departioca’ will continue tt leave Paxoms an ret and fifteenth days of cach month, nmlcas avoidable aceident, or the non arrivalef the mail Fanams. The steamers of the Art of the month will touch at Acapuleo, San Blas. Maration. San Dicgp, ond Monteroy. The steamors of the tifteenth of the mon’ touch at Acapulco, but at no other Mexionw porta. The fol- Towing Unites States ronil steumpackets are now in the Pas citlo, one of which will be always in port aveaoh end of the roate;— OREGON, 1.199 tons. TENNESSIR, 1.500 tons, PANAMA, 1057 NORTHERNER. Loo CALIFORNIA, 1,000 to: COLUMBIA, ° IC@RN, CAROLINA, 60) « DS, 1,600 tons. A, will ply regularly be~ regent Sualttne ob the mssengers from Pee mails and psssea~ San Francisco. a. f of freight ni Pan: Ban Francisco. The connocti tiantio will be paintained by the wi ema ine 17x. loaving Now ‘orm on the i Sth, COEROKE! ving New York om the 2kth of for Chagres. A third bost will alse eno) be kept in New Yerk, asa mere steamer. shipe CARIBBBAN and Pay line botween The new steam LABWLP ATA will orm a direst w Orleans and Chagres, leaving at such i ensure as little deten ion as poaail be ¢ Proific svesmshing, 8 thrersh and porte in Moxioo, Califone pia, and Oregon. Pareage from New Orleans can be secured from Armstrong, Lawrnoon & Co., ag 1 ry TO cHAGRE®, 4 FROM PANAMA TO BAN PRASOWCO, er" ie ¥, 64 and 56 south MICKADURG, prev to Peb 1¢—Cld sobre Jobn Simmons, u 5 PAL Riven, Feb 12-814 sober V itginin, Lowis, Philadel- im sobt Henry Payson, Cro- Townsley, NYork: 10th, brig Wil- eohrs Mexico, Lloyd, New York; iendoth, Latham, NYork; os a a 108 Pe es ery & hiish, do, apor, Stapion, Win aig on port; bebe Day Beate, Wilson, Portse Fo CHAGRES, DIREOT—AT THE LOW £ST RATESOR Passage and Freight.~The new and splendid double gugine steamship PROMETHELS, of 1,500 tons burthen, L. Tinhlepaugh, Commander, will lesve Mew York, trom Fier No. 2 North River, on Thaneay, Fobruary 27th, im- Ps Se'clock ¥, M., procieal: having superior uocommeda K freight OF pasingey come pply to . B. ALLRN, > orb Beterey Place, op etairs Notice to Shippers of Freight.—a!l gouds rast be cleare® a: the Custom Hones, aud the freight paid et the Agent’? , before the day of dv verter, Freight will mot be ro— csived on the day of aniling. CUEPER SIP 10 POR SaN FRANCISCO —SHIPS LY pers by this veserl ere particularly requested to eand their evode on board, foot of Maiden } ‘aY. And bills of Inding for ai ‘ecnt to sea previous to the SIPPKEN & 6, E. it, without dem that the ohip mag PARE AND LONDON TREAT WENT OF PRIVARR diveaers, in afew hours, by a vegetable cr pliomtion, UF on pain. In debility, brought on by improper h copativetional affeotions, J combine daily, of yesry’ atand~ In sil, I gusventes » perme daily [ euro without caeetia, whieh others uve, cansed by their not expelling toon en’ngh. My diploma, with tise, ud the bu cel one con <<, i Corby few hours.—C. Dorow y me fentment by letter. heure from 6 A.M. a from? to 0 i. DR LA RMON f, 42 Reade street, two doors trom Broadway. poctok YouRsEr yee aro faithful: tho reoipos gives in Ianguage. ‘Tho chapter en Beli-abure ie were Perticula: atteaticu, and should be read by evecy omug men, Who have been vu y gave previous vo placing yours doctor, no matter what his prevensions may b Bir ‘Treative on M His Own Physician Avy’ pers ty-five conte enclosed in & lorter, will receive om of this book by mail, or fiv jen will b Addross Dr. WM. 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A OP B= cifit Mixture for the cure of private disoréerm, oure, w he Ieaet renerictiona ot dle exponure, or chi Hieasion t Droprietor challenace a aingte chee which + Rot oure, under the ferieisurc ef fro haw ‘up in bottios, with full direstions, on Sire inna. oe enred . two dage, 45 road way; S Bayar? ctroot, New W. B. Little, 104 Hanover strest, Bo mn; Weight e Go. New Orleans. ARD.—DR. DRLANEY, AU Medical ‘an be consnlted om all diseases of @ delic ture, of the whit Pilition, impediments to marringe, and dives iss ef ling to peblich sting self-recommen datio ie these who had no proof of his professional ability betore, SESEZ grearaney for a p rfect, tafe, and epeedy cure, vba: may ia Por THOR OF THR PRIVATE be desired. Officer 81 Liepenard atroct, near wey. JUS LURLIED - DR DE LANBY'S POCKET FOR~ lary, & popular Leeatise on the symptoms of, and Feme- dies for certain di id those ble infirmition arising from ob coonive mee O1 sions, Price onty 12% conts, Sold Broadway, and, by post, of the auth D; COOPER, Inet fourteen ment of merrurial nd al’ Marrnvated oases o Ree, OD) onene ron, vo to five days. A perfoot cure or no obarge. : 0 CURE, NO PAY.—DR. CORBITT, 19 DUANR diveascs A praction of wixteon yerre, de ment ef delicate diseases, enables Dr. to cure the worst onse. Reoent cages cured in three days, Ne R. RALPH, AUTHOR OF ‘Troatioe,” &o.~ 0 i how rien to me, that any o ¥ And of professional attainments should devore Bie Sttontion to diseases which peoplo of every deseripti 5 to cure to easily. If, how , the one thousandth 0 mixerion there people bring Upon eoolety were Mt ery different opivion would be formed. An iTloat only 4 dejeotion, preying on the mint a boty, thet is deplored, but some are to affect posterity, and Crea to dostro: uity altogether.’ It ie & faoe tia ted, they may remain so dormant wearin ro otner way thi yet, if propert m0¥ ‘om the tages the author fi njoyed, & praction in thisepeciaiity, he h Many casos can be cured in ee man a jaye ee La that, in any stags of earn the depl rable effecte roant fi he oan inoure such e ascan be 0 Hliew Thos wre appl +? e6a6 toe wane and rapiii