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There the Hotels of the Ministers of War. of the Interior, of Publi?: Instruction, and of Cotjutierce He clustered together, and at the proper hoars vnacy an aspirant and many an expectant jBty be seen making hie way hurriedly along to the interview in which his fate, if not that of ?a toas, is to be decided It wsj not long ago that, one day passing through aba de Grenelle, I saw a very simple cabriolet? \ne\i as is to be found on any of the public stands? stwdin?- before the gate of tho Hotel of the Min i?er of tha Interior, for the plebeian number which it bore excluded it from the court-yard. I thonebt that the conduct of the liveried footman ?is above the character of the carriage he at? tended, fend I checked my pace a moment to ??eh sn explanation of the incongruities I saw be tore ne. The man who alighted was aged and. apparently, touewhat feeble. He wore the uniform (if a Mar? tial of France, and from hie shoulder Bowed the broad red ribbon?the grand cordon of the Legion of Honor. It was certainly a very singular thing t?> tee inch a man alight from such a carriage. I of coarse could not understand the proceeding, bet s few dsys alter, the newspapers unraveled t_s mystery The President of the Council of Ministers?the Peer of France?Monsieur the Mar thai Soalt, Duke of Dalmatia. dec. Ac. had become dissatisfied with M ?uizot fur some cause, and, taaiwi-g no other so effectual method of mortifying ud irritating him, he had taken a common cab? riolet tnd gone round to all the Ministers?attended only by a single footman?to complain that, though he wti the President ol the Council, m. public rssideuce had been allotted him as to the other Ministers, and that he had not even been provided ?nth i esmage, but was reduced to the disgraceful secessity of hiring just such a vehicle as any ?weeper of the streets might ride in if he chose. It is certainly of very little consequence how Msrsfis) Souk rides, but in this rue the way in which be rode gave a very fair view of tho charac? ter of the man. Noboby but himself would ever have thought ol such ? movement and nobody but himself could possibly have executed it to any purpose. Ni. hou?. JtA.s de Diku BotjTLf was born at ?s-Qt Amans, in the Depirtment of the Tarn. kitick 29, 17(1!?-?o that he is now ir, his seventy eighth j ear. His tsther was a Notary, and Nicho. las John of Qud?whose name will remind one ol Cromwell's time end the Parliament leader Praite Uud Bsrehones? might have followed the same honest calling, but ho hated parchments, would wt read, and in his turbulent waywardness deter mined to bfl a soldier. He entered the Army at ?? yesri of age. and undor Luekner. Custine. Horhe. Lefebvre, and Jour.lan, he became mccci lively Sergeant, fious Lieutenant, Adjutant Major, t-'sptsin, Chef de Battalion, and Colonel. He was attached to the Staff of the army of the Moselle ?String the campaigns of the years II. and III. and ?u in almost every bettle In that of Fleurus. the Division of Ardennes was thrown into confusion tod fled in the greatest disorder, leaving the en tire right exposed to tho enemy. Soult?then a Colonel?threw himself into the midst of the rout tad. as if by miracle, rallied and led the columns back to the charge, covering himself with glory. In November, I7M, he was named General of Brigade, and at the pasiairei of the Rhine and the fetttlei of Altenkirchen Lahn and Friedburg he pestly diitinguished himself. On one occasion. ?til? detsched on service with three battalions Ufe* 150 cavalry he was surrounded by 4,000 of the enemy s horse. The oddi woro fearful?but Soult maintained the conflict lor five hours. re? p-Jed seven charges and finally continued his a~f without leaving a aingie man in the hands o? the enemy. After the Peace of Campo Foruiio, the ?rmy ol *** ?hiuc had a moment's repose, but the nitatti a*Oeii of the PlenipotentiarieB of France broke up th? netrotiatio-it of Kattadt. and the war was re feewed more furiously than ever. The Archduke Charl??, st the hesd of 2*1,000 men, atta??ked the Pr?ach advanced guard?<?on?i?ting of 6,00?v men **?*t Soult?March 98, 179?, at the Tillage of ?itr?ch. Overwhelmed by s most destructive fire, one column wsvered and fled. It waa the decisive ??waent. Soult snatched a standard from the hands ? a soldier, put spurs to his horse and dsshed into ?a? midst of the enemy. His soldiers. Rshamed, returned U> the conflict and his daring changed the fortune ol trie day In Apr!. IT?*, _e laocame General o? Division, ?ml in the campaign ol Sw.uerland. under Mat sens he fought the battlee ti Altorf, St. (iothard tad Wmtertliun. At the time ol the three days ?title of Zurich, he was intrusted with .,? enter pnse ol preventing the junction of th? Auitnsns *?th the Russians, who had arrived by way of Italy under Suwarrow. The Austrians were en? '?oped upon the Lmth. between the Lakes of Zurich and Wallenatadt. Their position waa a **ry strong one, but Soult opened a way tor his ar Wlery by tilling up and making a road through a -fearah When ail waa ready he organised a bat t*!*? of swimmers who cro??ed the river and stacked the eaemy in the middle of the night ? 'he enemy?surprised sn.l now aaaailed on all *ies? took t?. flight, leaving their General and ?a?- thousand men upon the field. They did not "OP ?ntil they reaches! the Rhine Pushing his ^??atagei Soult immediately attacked the Rus ?'?ns and his 4ictory did not cease until from the ****<* of the Rhine to the Lake of Constance not ?> enemy waa |eft_apon its left bank, ^?iparte about this time returned from Egypt. *j* directory fell?the Consulate was created ?nay of Italy was in terrible confusion? M as 01 ?u tent to r?organisa it. and he demanded M ?oult slioold accompany him Jn l?iO?, 8oult J^dtke Alps with the title of Lieut- General.? t._f ,u^,^'l,e? lnto ???on? and .ought the ?ietl k! Mont*ot,tt* He "** ?"?>" beeieged in a? a_iu * ,upef,or (orr*~but un ?*? *** vf April ?ilY* t? ' **" W'th 5000 men and tft*r thr" ' ? nctorioui fighting he returned witl. ?.000 r-oaa?, 0u ^ ?*?*. h# ?^ ^^^ |-g| ? and ntterly annihilated an Auitntn Divition of 4,000 at Monte-Fario At the battle of Monte Creto he wat wounded and made prisoner but while he lay upon hit bed at Alexandria ho he?ird the roar of Merengo which told him o? releaae w He was now named Commandant Superior of Piedmont, where he ?celled the troubles in the Valley ol Aoste and subdued the robber roropaniet of Barbett to hit own tervice At the Peace of Amiena he returned to France? wat appointed Colonel General of the Contul i Guard, and received the command of the Camp at 8t Omer, and on the _lit May. 1-04. the Emperor gave him the rank of Manhal of the Empire Trafalgar wat lott. The army which had been dettined for England wat ordered on Germany. Soult rroued the Rhine at 8pire on the '-0th Octo? ber, L___s,?Suabia wat overrun and Tim capitu? lated. Then came the day of Autterlitz. The line of Ralliant reached tho number of ?O.OOO men?the Auttriant muttered 30,000 itr-one- ? \ Againit thete 110,000 menthe French opposed but j 60,000. The fate of Europe Lung in luipense Napoleon told Soult that victory mutt be Won at ail hazardt. Soult?in command of the right that day?was equal to hit bloody taik. After three hourt' terrible fighting he drove the Ruinant from the Hightaof Pratzen. In their flight a movement upon their fiank threw them in ditorder, upon the frozen Lake of Monitz?Soult'a eagle eye taw at a glance his horrid advantage Up came the ar? tillery and in an inttant the ase wat broken, and men and hortet?the thouiandt who were at brave i and ttrong at ever?tunk beneath the chilling flood. Thit it one ol the mott coldblooded and raercilen proceeding! recorded in the tccuned hiitory of War, but it itrongly aniited to decide the fate of the day and gave Soult that night from Napoleon't lipa the credit of being the lint maneuverer of Europe. At Jena, Soult again distinguished himself?and after the battle, pursuing the flying Prussians to Lubcc, with Bernadotte's atiittance he annihi? lated what remained of the Prunisn army. At Eylau he held the Prassian General Keningten in check, and more late he carried the city of Ko nigtberg. The Peace of 1 iliit came, and Soult received the title of Duke of Dalmatia Hut now the war broke out in Spain more furi outly than ever. The English landed?a French Division laid down its arms at Hay leu and King Joseph was obliged to quit Madrid?Soult arrived at Bayonne with the Emperor?carried Burgos? occupied Santander?routed the Spanish army near Estramadura?pushed the English to Co runna and obliged them to take to their ships, leaving their dead and wounded in their haste to the mercies of the French. Soult was ordered into Portugal. It was a ditH 9k*** march. The guerilla spirit of Spain was B?? the weatiier was horrid?the roads almost impas sable ; but Soult, through all these difficulties, reached Oporto, which lie carried by storm, killing 10,d00 Portuguese in the action. He was now himself blockaded in Oporto with his 21,000 men, and while he vainly waited reinforcements from France, he learned that the English had landed on th<* coast and that the whole nation was rising.? There was no time to be lost. He burnt the equip? ages of the army beginning with his own, and, filling every knapsack with ammunition rather than food, he commenced his retreat. Even in re? treat he managed to repulse the enemy on every side and he reentered Spain in safety. Hi- was now named Major General in Spain.? November 10, IBM, he gained the victory ol'Ocana, which opened the way to Andaluiia. where some sav that ho restored order, and some that he pil- ' laged the people. It waa not that Marrnm.t wai defeated at Araph ilei and the Engliih left fre 3 to advance mi Madrid. Soult evacuated Andaluiia?puihed throu(-h (Iren ada Mur? ia to Valencia. There he rallied the icat teroil annu't of the ?'enter, and in the battle at Salamanca defeated the Engliih and drove tliem back on Portugal in a manner that proved beyond ijueition hit perfect generalihip. In 1113, the Ruttian campaign struck a blow at the heart of France. Napoleon had lott COO.OO'i men in that terrible movement. Soult was one element ot hope ttill left. He wat called from Spain to the command of the Guard, and he made hn bravery and conduct memorable in the battlet of Lutnen and Bautzen. Soult had left Spain. In hit abtenec Welling? ton gained the battle of Vittoria and the cloud of invation hung over the frontiers of France. Na poleon at Dretden ordered Soult in all hatte on Spain. From the bottom of Germany he reached Rayonne in eight dayt ami with ?0 000 he threw hiniielf into the place and bel?. 1-0,000 Engliih long in check. Diilodged from Bayonne. he fought retreating at St. Palaii?at Sauveterrc?at Orthez ?at Aixe and at Tarbei, and when he attempted to throw himielf into Toulouse he had 2..000 men to oppose ?v'.Ooo Engliih. It was now April 10, 1814. Paris had been for several days in the hands of the Allies. Bonaparte had abdicated?Louis XVIII. was on the throne Old Marshal Soult was the last man to yield, and the thunder of his cannon under tho walls of Tou? louse was the last farewell salute to the Empire The fact that it is disputed whether he gait ed or lost the battle of Toulouse is proof enough that he fought bravely and was not badly defeated. The education ol the military man teaches him to obey without stopping to imiuire who is at the head of affairs or how he csme into the possession ol authority. In the este of Soult. there were itill other influences which moved him?he was am? bitious. While Napoleon was in power, the Mar shal had attempted to be made King of Portugal under hta auspices. Now thst Nspoleon had fsllen, Soult saw that his interest lay in the support of legitimacy. He declare?! for the Bourbon, re? nounced his imperialism and became a most stren? uous supporter of the Restoration. Three months after he fought the last battle for Napoleon he was appointed by Louis XVIII. to the command of the ?3th Military Division, and on the 3d December he became Minister of War. To his eternal disgrace and as giving the closest proof thst s traitor's heart was in him, he now provoked the confiscation of tho property of the Bonaparte taiiuly. nnd he caused Excelmans. one of his old companions in arms, to he tried by a Court-Martial because?being a truer man to his principles than Soult?he had written a letter to Murat in which he pr.ifessed his adhesion to the old system. To Soult's great mor titiiaii.?H Exi-elniaiiB wat acquitted Bonaparte now landed on hit return from Elba and f-oult?probtbly not thinking he lould tucceed ?fulminated againtt hit old matter and benefactor the tetmm?mmi Unter ?I the .?ay a. March -, 'The AiutNTi-RgR tfl}t j^un ..pomea to re? cover a power titRrib! Even thu trucklinif, however, did not .ave. The Bourbon would not trott a traitor, and took away hit portfolio Louie fled to Ohent-NApoleon wat in the Tail leriet On the Mfc March, f*,?_lt eamo aneakii.tr U) an interview with the Emperor ond thev were reconcile.?. He justified his treaaon on the "ground that he had taken a real liking i,,r the King and Napoleon admitted the justification?strange as it may seem He wsa now name?i Major Gene ral and inarched to the frontier. It ii said that he fought bravely at Waterloo, and it is not likely that be showed sny lack of personal courage?but thst he wss fsithful to Napoleon in that battie is greatly to be doubted Grouchy s fatal delay was more Che fsolt of Soult than of Grouchy himself. It is no redemption of his character to say that ha per? , hap? ssved Naooleoti s lit? by seising his horse s bridle wh.-n lie would have ruthed into the midit , of the enemy to die m glory Any one could hive done that?and it retened ?Vtpoleon to ditgrace Napoleon wat?not a priioner?but?a tit?e? stolen by the Engliih and robbed most basely ot hit righti. Soult taw that i; wtt all over with the Emperor, and to lave hit own neck he pubiithed t Memoir in hit own iuitifiettion.in which he ipeaki of Bonaparte in the mott ditdainful termi. He it ro longer Emperor and Hero, bat " this man Soult and ftmily were baniihed by the Ordi? nance of July 24th. and took their retidence in Duateldorf. In 1-11 he wat allowed to return. and in January, >_0, Loun XVIII gave him back the baton he had dithonored. In Noveml Charlea X. conferred upon him the collar of the Order of the Holy Spirit and made him Peer if : France. Whether the collar wat the raute or the ; remit I cannot ity. but Soult wai at tint time en thutiatticaliy religiout. He certainly needed re? pentance After the Revolution of July?ander the a.lmin ittration of Lafitte?the old toldier waa called to the War Department, and an army of 410,000 men at once arme.l. e.iaipped and diiciplined proved that the veteran had '.oat none of hia old energy, and that be wat <?uite as willing to terve a third dy natty at he had been the two othert prece?lent. Catimir Perier came into power, and Soult roie to the Preude'icy ol the Council of Minittert on the occasion of hit untimely death. France wat in a critit to carry her through which bold atrok.t were neceiaary. The arrei? of the Dachen ta Berry?tlio expedition to Antwerp?the project (if the detached fortt and of the Law upon the tubject ? of Aiiociationi?and the bluoJy rombat against , the republic-am at Lyont and Parii. are the points : which mott clearly mark hit adminiitration. After the dayi of April, the Soult lyitem fell more and more into diirepute. In 1"34, De Broglie wat broken down upon the i quettion of indemnity to the Uiited Stttet?Dupin prened Soult for the acr.nnti id hii expenditure!, and finally a dinolution of the Clumber became necenary. The re?!?ection only made it worte fir I the old warrior, and Tliiert now dcttched himteit ; from hiicolleaL'ue. and the Preiident if the Council wai obliged to yield hii place In 18.4, he wat tent ai Mmiiter to London and, i what wai bet- lingular and gratifying, the whole 1 population of En?land win carried away in a per? fect hurricane of enthusiasm an?! the friendly meet | ingof 8oult and Wellington ih?H?k the lidetof John 'Bull with joy for weeki together. France caught , the wild delight and the old Chief who had but a | ihort time before been the execration of all partiel now became the tutelar deity of French Democra? cy?tho Wellington of France. In 1.31?, Soult wai again called to the Prendency ot the Council The romplicRtioni of the Fait placed Frasee in danger o? war. and the Minittry of !__? fell on the lit March, li*"40. and that whi.-h , took its place wai itself overthrown in October ! following. Soult and Ouizot were charged to lorm 1 a pacific Cabinet, which?with tome modification! ! ?atill exiiti. They refuted to raite an army of 930,000 men. which had been determine?! M l?y Thien, hut they imttined the armamenti a:rei?b ma?Ie an?! puihed the Fortification! of Parii tu their completion, notwithitanding their predecei j tort had been thrown by commencing them. The 8oult-?uizot Cabinet liai endure?! for more | ' than tix yean. I will not go into the hittory of its ? traniaitioiii. for il that wire the pnrpote of theie > sketches it would be better to ?liirmt tuch matten | in the notice ?if tome man who hat hail more to do with the butineti than Marihal Soult?who alt?rai! it little more than a cipher, a tort of make- ? weight in the tcale of political reputation, and who of courte can hardly be held reipomible for what the Cabinet have or have not done?a fact which I i have no ?!oubt be felt mott deeply when I law him in his csbriolet. The old Marshal is a little above Mm m?dium , hight and wai niiv? a lin,- .-rect, ?uldierlike man? ', but he stoops BOW and is lame from the eifert? ol a wound. His features have been strong and sharp? I the perceptive fsculties s phrenologist would say : immensely Urge?but his face has lost something 0. its sharp chise?nt? by the accumulition of flabby . flesh to which in his old age he has become a vie? j titn The old man's hair is quite white and he wears it long?I cannot help saying that his head ! would have done excellently well for an aged . Methodist minister thirty years two, it is precisely ] of the type of the old fashioned men of that clan. Mariha! Soult is no orator, though he speaks : tolerably He is no writer, unless he is penning a I militan' order, in which no one can excel him. He ! is no statesman, though few men have had more I concern with State affairs. It will be asked. What > then are his remarkable qualities1 I answer:? , sound common sense, untiring enerjry. and a most j wonderful power of combining and using the raesns j of accomplishing any plan which may have been given him. There could not probably be a better ! Minister of War or a worse Minister for Foreign j Affairs. The worst feature in his character has been ; shown in the facility with which he has changed , his allegiance from one sovereign to another, and ! the cold blooded and bitter persecution to which he ' has subjected those whose only lault it that they I were what he was and have not seen Ht to turn i traitors with him. I know Napoleon at St. Helena : justified Soult from the charge of treason, but the reasons for which he did so have been satisfactory I to no one. I presume, who has read the fifnn ,riel \ de SamU HtHnr. But it it not, perhaps, well to complain too much of errors which were party the fault ti 19*9 I times, though tor the moit pert the fruit of personal | ambition Martha! Soult 11 nearly eighty yean old. He cannot live long and he will, probablv | enough, die s Minister of Frsnce. He is ssid si ready to have built his tomb according- to his own taste and he has quite familiarized himself to Death, in whole service he has formerly wrought so well. He has lived a long and active life in troublous times- He is covered with half a century of glory-, and when he dies the world will follow him with a thousand honors to the tomb which is reatlv to receive him. Such is the reward of such a life I cannot help subjoining one of Byron's stanzss. ?? There Shall they rot?Ambition'? honored fools ! Vet. Honor deckt the tun that wrapt their clay ' Vaii SophUtry ' in these behold the tools. The broken tv 1? that tyrants cut swiy By myriad? wh*n they dare to pife their way With human hearts?to whit i?A Dream alone ! Can deipot? compas? tught that hail? their ?wsy Or csll with truth one tp??i of earth their own t?ave that wherein at last they crumble bone by bone I' PALMER. Thi License Laivs?The grog seilen in West ehester. Pa. have been comforting themselves wi'ii doubts whether the I". 8. Supreme Court has actu ally decided that Isws prohibiting the saie of ?r? dea! spirits are constitutional. The Washington Coion being appealed to sets the matter ut rest in terras which the liquor dealen will be able to understand, as follows Cases have come up from the States of New H amp shire. M aisachu setts and Rhode Island, where ?cense lawi have passed the Legislature and the Supreme Court in each Sute has confirmed their conititunons'i ty The Supr?me Court ot the i'nlted States have deei ded the question at their last term . every Judgt upon ike ben, h pronounced hi? opinion la ike cote ; and. with the exception ol one point, taken by Judge I'anlrl. and which did not arWt the general deelsioo. the Court teas u nanrmou* in us optnu-n, in favor of the conttiturtoneltty of Ik* Itctntt last?. There, gentlemen ' are you satisfied now ' It's hard Indeed It is, that so much eloquence in favor of ' liberty' and ' private rights' should all go tar nothing . but really, we don t ses how It is to he helped Webster Mieti-u at Savahnah ?Th? citi ten? of Savaanah. without distinction of party, had a meeting on the 13th tnst and appoln'-od a Coma-Bee ol thirteen to sate ad the hospitalit-as of the city to Hon. 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Tliii wrrk. m iti title impert?, ii ieeifMd at an uiiitan*. tor t!..' y ****% tt?BI through the ?moni brinchei of his srduoui profenion It contain! uiefu! initructioni in every department of leamaaihip. with imple directions which will impirt to the young officer ' i greit dei'. of vsJaable Information In the dutiei of bis profeiiion, tnd entble him to ict in the mott judicioui minner in many trying eraergenciei In tddition to many rjgg**itioni which will pr.ive val uable to evpry grade of leimen, it ointaim more thor? ough deicriptlini of Ice innumerable articles belonging to the vsrioui cluiei ot vessel! thin iny other work ever publiihed in thii country : ind ii embeiliihed with over ?evenly engrivingi. In lllustritioo of the lubiecti treated of In iti pigei. The work ii fumiihed with over one , hundred pigei of table!, which are valuable not only to ! the aeafaring man. but to all who are In any way Inter I eited In maritime pnrtuiti. The entire work it contain? ed in a volume ef MO pages, octavo, itereotype edition. , It ii printed on i.ne piper, and bound in bandtume itjle. , H.oiTMAV.s ? Titrogr or Act'TE Pt'Kaits and Tiina Homeopathic TbeaTment?Tt.ird German K.n ti'in, revned and contiderably enlarged by the au? thor. Traiulated with addition! and adapted to the uie of the American Profession, by (hables }. Hem-el. M !> Val 1. New-York . William Kadde, lei?. l'Jrao. pp. IIS, It mutt certainly he cntesied that no man in 1 this country it at thii timo render-.!*.- luch decitive ser? vice! to Ilomeopithy ai the tramlator ot tina work. Nor Ii the pr?tent the leait of tbeie benefaction!, ai ho? meopathic pbyiiciani will not be ilow to discover. Of the many excellent book! put at their command by Dr. Hempel they will und thii to be eminently a lucid and useful treitise at perhtpi a majority of them are already aware. We need not to add that it ii w.-ll translated The Family Knntr.s ("AhDrvEt: Containing plain and accurst? Deicripuoiii ??I nil vsrl?-'.iei ol l.'ul'na ry Wgetabiei?with their Botanies!. Engliih, lr-n.'b ?n.l Herman Names, alphabetically ?rraiiri'd, ond the li.it Mode .it Cultivating them, Ac. J? ? ? By Koieit Briir. New York J.( Hiker. This ii a very uieful work, by a practical man, ind ii undoubtedly accurate Betide the it? mi named above, the book contain! a description of til Medicinal Herbi In general uie. with detail! of the character ol va rioui fruiti and direction! for the culture of all. Alt valuable compani"n to tlio gardener ai well ai the general reader, we would recommend it to notice It it very handiumely issued in l.'mo form __?"* ? HisTuKi ,,r fiiK. HeiuRMatiu. or the Sixteenth i.'txrvav : By J. H. Meslk I) Acptone : TramliU'd by H. White. B A. Trinity College, (.'am bridge : the TranslotUv? curefully n-vlsed by I?r. D' Aubigne, who hoi aleo mide various addition! not hi? therto publnbed, 4 sols cloth limo 4Jo, 406. 192 and 4M pages, lias been neatly published by the Am Tract Society, with a portrait of the author and a jiu. timile letter from him, ottering thii edition st the only one *e vised and authorized by I m. No work ot equal value | Proteitantiim baa be?-u p ibliihed in our day: tor Its rarely equal?*d vivacity arid graphic power ol narration, eniure it a welcome and an induence where workl of Theologiri! controversy would never be read.? We hear doubti exp retted ai to the propriety ot the Tract Soclety't cnt.ring the luta at book publithen, si pecially of worki alreidy n?u.-d by othert, on which we expreli no opiniun. {AY1 ? M km nu* or Mus. Elizabeth Fkv. in ' sluding s History of her I.sbors in Promoting th? Re? formation of Female Pritont and the Improvement of Britilh Sesmen ; by Rev. Thomas TiMrso.x. Honorary Secretary to the Hritiib and Foreign Siilor'i Society. Ac' New-Vork Stanford A S word? Pp. rOO. Thli il a work of absorbing intcreit. at no work could fail to be which ihould pr?tent before the mind of the reader the devoted philanthropy and warm benevu.? nee of one who, with greet juitice and propriety, bat been ttyled the ' Female Howard ' The tuthor tells us thst Mra. Pry'i family are not in any wty retpontible for the con? tenu of thli volume. It wat prepared without their re? queit. and. until nearly completed, without their know? ledge. At the pr?tent time, when to many of the phi? lanthropic of both texei sre turning their attention to the reform of priiont and their Inmatet. the Meraoirt of a telf devoted pi meer iti this field of beBevolent effort will meet t heirty welcome. |_f* Ih m?? ??? Christian Devotion . Etpe pecia.iy adapted to th.? Universellst Denomimtion : By J. G Adams and K. H. Chatin. ' 11 a neat, well bound Iljmn Bookot Ml ptges, (MM Hymn?) just issued to Boston by A. Tompkini, and 'or sa.e at the Union office, 140 Fulton st. Its moil notablo feature?a feature we msy lay, o? the Time??it Va Hymni (tixty) on Philan? thropic Subfects. commending Charity. Kindness, Bene? volent KrTorts. Temperance. Peace. Universal Freedom. Ac. Seamen? Hymni. Nitlonal Hymni. Hymnt of the Seasons. Ac. are ?iso valuable features of the work, which mutt commend itself to the favor ot those for whom it it intended. O1* The Biblical Repertort ant) Princeton Renew for April opem with an extended piper on Elli? otts Hort?- Apocalyptic*;. Thu it lo.lowed by a re view of the Ditcouriet and Addretses delivered at the Ordtnttion and Inauguration of President VV'ooisey of Vale College Dowling's History of Romanitra Is the tubject of the neat p?per, whicfe It followed by an er tide on 'Reading of Hiitory ' Howlson? Hiitory cf Virginia and Flnney ? Lecture? on Syttematic Theology are each reviewed st considerable length?the latter with much severity Thirty?wen pages are deToted to ? Short Notieei ' of new publications. Robert Carter. 5S j Canal it Agent for New 4 irk tW The ? ? CriL.'PriMA Of English Litera tvbi." No. S. close? the First Volume of periapt at in tereiting and valuible a work ai any ever luued. In this number the Dramatists ire reprstented by Con greTe, Vanbrugh, Fsrquhar. th? Essayists by Steelc Addison, Hughes MU?c?li?ae?.ui Writers by Defoe. Swift, Pope, Dr Arbuthnot, Lord Bollngbroke and Lady Mary Wortley V ?ntagu Meuphyaes by th? Earl of Shafte?bury. Buhop Berkeley , Tbooiogy by Urs. Alter bury Samuel Clark-, Benjamin H??d,y Cn?s Leslie. Philip Doddndge. Matthew Tinlal Sic. ..son and Humph? rey Pndeaux For sale by 4V H (iraham, and Loaf A Brother ; _ t3T ' The W'?:iK> ?'' Nature atnl Art. or Truth ttrang.r than Fiction is th* title ..| a work on the Structure and Functions e( the ?turnan Body adapt ed to interest and tnstru'-? th.wo ??.? know little o? the Science of Physiology laflffj tfe-> ?-?flea CBBaHaraf ii the influence ot alcohol ? I .?-?i n i'heinistry is ?ka eap'nined In its ?arvna ? I.pistions to ?If? and its practicai uses in the aru and ?ci?nce? i>oe chapter is s-to devott-d to ?btiwln?! the harmony Vtween the physi? cal facts contained in llv Bible snd the discoveries of the modern sciences Th.- w.rk t ll.ustreted with ?ixty oneengraflngson ?.nal PublUbed by Burgees, Stringer ft Co. ^^^ t_F" The PHRENoii'.tt ?i lot Rfki. for April is s good number. The opealag artlck? it a review ol the phrenological characteristics ?>l Ltlae Hleka the cele? brated Uuaker preacher, with a P?rtrsit and estrocts j from hit writing! together with a abort biographical Botica?. Following Uu? sr? esrelleot analyse? of the organs of Phlloprogenilif enees and Ad be* venues, er- j licit? en the ?tents! Pfellieo-rhr of Phrenology, sad re j c*Bt testimoni?is in (?vor of the science |Published t by Fowlsrs sad Wall?, i N Nassau H XjT CutanfRi'? Ivro*tiiiTio? for THi Pao ri E No lb, ii intereittng geogriphlctliy containing dtcrptione of Ireland, lu Climate. Oeologieal Struc? ture. Vefetable Production!. Antiquities &c ?the l'oit ed States, and chapter! on Emigration to British Ameri ca the United Statei. Australia. Yon Diemen i Land and New ??aland. One more number compl?t?e the work. For is.e by Graham. Taylor, Long J? Brother, and Burgen. Stringer _t Co Cp" Spaiv Revisited By A 8LiDtx.L Mac "ta?rzix. inthor of The .raeri.an_jn England.' ' A Year Ib Spain.'Ac. hsi 'uitbeen retened In two fairly printed, paper covered volumes T5 ctt. etch ? by the Harpers. The reading public know It as a spirit*-.! graphic, inter eiting picture of Spain ai it tu tea years ago. which cannot be read without entertainment and instruction tdF*** ? The XlA??ArHr??TT? Stite __C-*U_-9 and Year B<*ok of General Information mains a '?'t amiiont ot Political, Reli^ou? Philanthropic. Mili? tary. Financial and Statistical information evidently gathered with great care and lab.-?r. ?-At.f*f Capen. Ft i ?t understood to be the F,ditor of the work. 1'ub Iithed in Boiton by James r reach, and luid here by Mark H. Newman. IM Broadway. r_~ Weli?'! 1..UTV1 wr> BooiKeepi*?'? ; Explaining the Method of keeping Accounts, er. 1 contain 'jig mat Sew Conititution ol the State cf New-York." ii i convenient work juit published, containing Law Fermi tor almoit everything, c i.ected ind arranged bv a practicing Attorney. It embodiet much important in? formation for buiinett men. (John C. Welli 116 Nu ?au it - tZV T-BtfottC-T; byXlra. E.Oake. Smith. ii a pretty little Story Book for Children, juit pubiiihed by Sixtin A Miles It is dedicated " To the Mothen of our Country who ar.' wi!'->g th?t Nature ihou'.d unfold her iweet work in her own sweet ?vay. without forcing it into precocloui development" |y John Mii.tu.n s Last Thoights on the Tbi.vity , extracted from his poithumoui work entitled ? A Treitiie on Chriitian Doctrine, compiled from the Ho'y Scripture Alone," lately pubiiihed by Royal com? mand.'' bat recently been iuued ii itrict by the Amer! t*an Cuitar?an Association, and ii for tale by C. S. Fran da. a__ Itroidway. rS1* 'The Sacred M.iC!,. ?m?. by J. T. Heap ley." hu been widely commended by thepreii. Bskar A Sertbner. the publiihen. hive juit tuned ? cheap edi tion. in order thereby to place it within the reich of person! of ilender means Hi'RAl. ClMITtBIBI or A __?u a.?The iplen did execution of thii ndminble work coutirmi all our previous prallet of iti ?leiign and plan. No 5 Ii juit pub? iiihed. Fach engraving appeari to emulate and lurpata iti predoceiics. For ia!e by Graham. !".'. U*__U II al Ali.iam t.?The powerful article, from the pen of Rev. Dr. Hu.hi-.ei i. of Htrtlord, on the Kvsngeliial Alliance, published in the New-Fnglander (or January, hu been iuued in a pamphlet by Baker Si Scrlbner. Brick Church Chapel. i^V ? At .1? F. Gordon ; or. The lie* of Orphan ige.- By Joieph Aldem. D, D Author ot ? Klizabeth ll.-nton, ' Lawyer's Daughter,' Ac. with Ten Illustra? tion!, ' ii a neat Illuminated Volume jutt luued by the . Ilirpen. - \7tT ai'st r.iTTi'1 Tat-S! ! BjUa-UaJ.Mo* Intii?ii, Author of Two Llvei.' ' Pralie and Principle,"' Ac ? a new collected edition?hat juit been pubiiihed by D. Appleton A Co. u No. 27 of their ' I iterary Mil i cellany. - tdcT "Hum the IiricKSMiTH?a Tale of Oth? er Times?by Mrt Sheswood." hat been publiihed in ? neat volume by John S. Taylor, 151 Nasttu tt. The ?tory li entertaining snd well told. Hr" 'Social F.vtMsr,?, or. Hittorical Tale?lor Vouth By Mitt Mabt I". Leu, hsi juit b??'n Isiued by the Htrpen. It consists ot night ?toriei. which ???ein well told ?nd interetting. (Pp 2?0, idmo.) ly The ?HkAT Commandment : By the Au thor of The Litten' r,' ' (,'hrlit our F'.xample,' Ac. hat been itmed by M. W, Dodd. Park Row. {-y .. Po-JTHl'VoCS AM? OTHER PoEMS : By Chablottb Elizabeth." f'l.'m? a ima:i voKimo >f Mal pages, jutt Issued by M. W Dodd, Park Row t3e** " 1*1 iutatio.n. a story of the Heart; by1 Lady Charlotte Bury." 1? sold by \V. H. Or?ham. Tribune i Building!. Cp* The rJTRif?e or Pearls : A Novel : By i;.P. R James. Eiq Author of ? Dsrnley. ' Henry of Guise,'Ac Ac. hu been issued for 55cts.by the Harpers. I ??7" ? The Devotional Family Birle by Rev. Alsx, Fletcheb D. D." with superb Steel EngTsvingi sfter the best Ancient sad Modern Masten. New Mcjic?Firth, Hsll A Pond, Ml Broadway have Issued the following new muilc " Cally Polka,' by Dodworth, arranged for four handi by Baldwin " Scene! where .rit In early ch.ldh. od .Carl laoghi ovio putai the favorite Ctvatina from I.indt di Chamounia tang by M?dame Pico, with Italian ?nd Fugllih wordi, : sdspted by C ?V. Beames New Ml'sic?Firth. Hall A Puud. *M Broad? way, havo ju?t been pui.liibln. the New-Orleans Fire? men s Grand Procession March, and " L'Echo," Grand ; Valse Brillante, composed by Theod. Von La Hache of I M.0 . alio, the "Russian Polka," by Labiuky. ty VVe have received the mu?ic of a net? aong just published by C. Holt IM Fulton-it. It I? etnuled ' Fairett Flower so paleiy drooping.' being on tlte death ot the lovely and accomplished Mrs. L. B. Wjmea of Brooklyn. The rumie It the compoiitlon of ?list Au -uiu Browne, and the poetry from the p?;n of Mr?. Bal manno, who has alio furnished the beautiful vignette ?n the title, repreienting that pirt of the groundt In the Greenwood Cemetery ?a here Mrs. Wyinsn ii lute.Ted McTt'iRic Sto.vei?A full of these stones took plsce iom<> week t ?ince near Dubuqoe, Iowa The l?rgett of tbem. said to be lix feet In dl?raeter. crushed a gutalie old oak in its fsil and imbedded ttseit twelve feet in the earth. It was dag out with tr?mense labor by the peopio who hail witnessed its fall. So raes the story. _ Seriocs Accidebt ?Dr T T Lockwoad of Hamburg, was thrown from his horse on Monday, and so ?efert-ly Injured that he l? not expected to lurvive. Air?, r being thrown the h rte kicked him with both feet near the *p% ?,( the itouisch. He was unable to ?peak and had notipokeo a word when lut heard from. I ?Kfnrral Notiere._ PHRENOLOGISTS AND PUBLISHERS. I (t 44 I. I-, If? tV WEI, LM, 131 Naaeaa*?t. N. V. af?gfK LETTERS A.ND NEWSPAPEBS^ft ?waewlaao-t FOU HlltKII.*. PORT?*. 3"* XV Letter Besa ?re open at the office of The New YorS Tribune for a.l "orei-rn Port?, and al. .?lier? ?ad cewipapers dep'-stled In ihn office will alwsys be f.r warded by trie vary ?ar'.leai vauela Th's Cepsrune-t is uader ihe special supernstoo of J. B. M044 r.R. Zea. we.iino?. 3 for rnsny yeari a? the experienced and ?* elect Super?teodanl of the Foreign Leiter Deparimsolof the New.yjrk City Po?t Office. Bin are bow opea for ibe reception of letters and aews pepers for the fo.lowtng placee, viz London. Ltrerpool Glasgow. Ireland, Havre, Marseille?. Amsterdam, Bre? men, Ham'iurgh. Rio de Janeiro, \'s!parBiSJ. Bueno? Ajree, Oregon. Mexico, Pan-ras. Sl Thomas, Kingston, (Jam-1 Ma anta?. H s vaca. (?Bee open froai 6 AM. till 10 f. M a* 2w t*%~ Leiters aad ?wapapera aifl be received at I the office of Toe Tribune for ihe Pack? ihtp Silvio de Graaee. CspL Rich, which soils fur Havre on the 24ih t*>? . Loties snd newspapera will also be raeai?*-^ ot "_, i some plsce. for me pecle. ship Liverpo?.., CspL _..dr* ,.a which nils ob the _l?i last, tot _,i-.rp?x>l. ?? j^*' TV Letters und >e<_rapapera will ^ _. celved oline sosie p.oce for u>_? pocoet-th p ,,, IniA TOR, Copt Bunung. which se._- for LonOoe ? .trie*. **UDL mm* _?_? chaivc.es of the say sov TV Affect aner* er leea ill people ?^"??-h.?.d Y-.,, log-i*. Ii liirue, will general.- Tue eoi.ghiexe. ibcbi ; bat li should be ibb_ibiBs?b_ ti- / ? pr?par?e lor lion ?n'y of the community srs ins ?*'? * ***] ****** P?r' lodicioQi alterative u mach need*- s p-pared. Hence a erd at UBS same ume etfeeuve. es ?>? ?0*** *o mud. t_ie. TV H?M'l T ? b" toohA m the American Improved Hyf "*??**? *???*? , .. , OeeatBl Depot. l?* laljms-m -??an .????__.?? Me.li_lns, _. ,-? - eecoi ,i io-ii. sl9 TV ****** . erk ??__??? *m?, an ou a. ??._-ie-o of Oftce? ?*-?? Jrl uslc Hatelety.?Tb? yoor ?ill be held In ac ** ?? this tloels'.v for trie earning tssi si ihe Coliseom. s*>rdsB-s wjt i By Lows on the _0t_ si" 3? Brord* s"*1 B"J*dwsv, si tia.f pool - r M *? ?CO . VKITI-OCKSery ?encrai Xo.ircs. OAUTIOM TO THB P?BUO. XV JehoesiB? Teethach? Ureps.-Tf-? Cats? AnoJrne for ihe Immediate and permanent core of pat? from decayed leeth, hariBg, from, '.is ltlrtnalc value asa rem-.'y. become larse-iaely popular with those who hare osed ii, many imiuitoss h?ve lately beso thrust upon Ike merket by unprincipled persons and sold as the at%M an? rename article. The i*wi of tat? paragraph I? to caution the pnblte -Etvrsi all socfe spurious eosapouals. as ao Clove Anodrne can po?sii>ly be ih? feaatoe article, eo long and favorably tn.,wn by ibal name, r?ui thai preparad during four or five Tear? by A. B. a. D. lanas, and (ot i?a last year by Henry Joheson (suercesor 10 A. B. Sands '? Ca) who Is now the ?ole proprietor. The only safely fii rnrehssers la to be sure and ask fur '.?hnson's Tootharh Drop?,and to etamtne the wrapper A the rial, as erare one of the genuine has the signature of Henry J ?hnson Reaoemoer that the True Clove Amxiynetssn Imm?diat ? dire fo?* ihe most violent looihicrte or pain la the gums, ?nd li?t It ti manufactured genuine only by HENRY JOHNSON. Chemin itnd Druggiii. No. ?73 Broadway we.l ilde, in Ihe Granite Building. Sold also al iw Fuiloo ii ?1 Kail Broadway ?n 1 *vs Iliilioo-ii. Prie? ?4 cenia if XV The Orphan Asylum f"?oa?lety, in ih? city of New ?York, expects to hold tl? forty riot Ann1ver?a.-y at 12o'clock on Tuesday text, at ihe Apoi.n Balooa An .- sers ? -\pe -*1 from Rev l)r. Ml u raitva?; ; and the Orpksn? win e"g?je In ?ration? rasarsedaf exer? cises. Shi Bid the wei'h.-r preare lie e?enl. the meeiiog ?till h* p.??tpon?.i aatll the first c.esr day. A Committee will be In readtaeM ai II aft**** to rece'.ve ?ubaenpti ?n? and doBBUon? . ?'. w Yen lime, all *s*9 tubicnbe are ear ne?ily re?i lened to attend lhal the expente et employing ? Col eciot m.sy tberefej be avoided. an it* XV l'rlntla? dlttlce lor ?ale? A prtn..iig e*t?Mlih rated tn a heoithy, rtourii-i ni; villas? m the State Mew-York, w ifeaWbig paper ?ojoyfoa a good pesiea age connected therewith, a now offered (ot sal? upon ad ?aniageou? lermi. The printing tna-rfrlal? a.e ample for ? . . Sling and are near.y new. The office .?til afford to a practical printer, s ludo, sud kaa?feBBM pro fis. For particulars adJra?a, po?; paid, ihe F.*uors of this paper. ^^^^^ a . 2w IV- Elina Iliiirl;;-, ( lirlallun Cltlcea, published ?veeSfv ?i 4Vtirce?ter. Mass?Term?, f 1 40 In advance.? \'. B Pa.'-rr- Newspaper Agent, :? Agent for il, al hu of ticei In New York. Ptu.ade.phla and Bsliimora. m?b I mood DfeW _ XV Orrl? Tooth Paste.?A ?upern-r article (or cle__?ing an.1 preeervtaf (he leeih. hardening the gum?, and iweetenlng the breath. w?rran(ed not to gel dry or hard. Price 37| cl?per poL Kor ?ale by ALBERT L. 4VINSI1IP. Chemi.i arid Apothecary. Bl?tf 77 Kast Broadway cor. Martel-?t. XV t'ologae Water, M auper'.ir quality, a? draught and in bollle? of various ?ize?. Also, the genul.ie Kartna Cologne, direct from Oeraianv. For ?ale hv ALBERT U 4VINSHIP, TI T.eal Broadsray, all) if _corner of Market ?L IV M Bter-cnre tn iTl'ladelphln.-Dr. Si' II11 f ERPECH KK. feavtag returned fromavtilt loOraefenberg and the most eminent Water cure ealabllahnieri? of Oer many and England, has reopened his 44 ster cure house in Philadelphia, at the corner MChBStBBl and Beach tt?.(com liinlng the advar.lage? of a city and rmititry re?ldence) where he proffer? lii. he?! servicesM fell wlotnay fsvor htm with tnetr pairt>n?ge. His house was built for a hotel, and ii very large and convemeut, containing 40 rooma? Applli'aiion post paid will meet wlili prompt alteauou. j4 lawtim ^^^^^ ttV Water lure llonee.? Mrs. M 8. OVive contin? ues 1? recle?re patlenu al ber houte ?til It'ih-et. New York. Mrs. O. ?!..) ?I.Ki ladle? and .?h?.M, ? si their homes, and give? ?'Ira. i. ?o ter the ?pB'lcat'"?? ?-f Water Cure ?80 If OT T. J. t'alaaaaa, Kxt*B-a?e Brafcter, Pta. h.'l tVall-ft. New-York. Uocorrenl money botagBl sot soW; gold in 1 a .???- ?nhin-er! . n..ie? an ' tlraft? collected, el J. D. WI.HBIa"ER7 TV Commissioner for the -?ratea ta New York and r,tn-?,-tt,-iii T?m.i,?rv Hall l? I it _T.igc.llaneo._8. Orner or tmi Nt?'??is?. ??t Light CoierANv, ) April I-, IM7 ' TIIK l'KK*ll)i:>T ?i I Directmt have ihli .lay de dared a dividend of four and one half per cent, en the capital iloca ol 111 ? Company for ihx in iiunilis ending 111 February I ait, papeble 10 Hie ito-|hn?.leri on and afier Saturday, l!ie 111 May next. The trantfer book wtll be cloted from Hie 21th iniiaui until il.it date By order. allioMyl_C. L E V-BITT, .?.ccretiry. jvj[in??tTre pT??tim.. B?. j~?. md?u i?Ill?.LL havinir returned to ill? city after a ihuri at> tence, w?u!d inform h ? friendt on?t the public Ihol he hoi tikeo rooms ot .'?I Kroodwoy, on Ihe corner ?>t Murray-It. ,n Ihe P.iimh? Buildings, where lie lo reody lo reeelvo oit orden In hit line. v ">.'_? F'OK 8..LK-A _?>? ?1 ?econd hand two horte etten ilon lop borouche, luitible for either city or country? will be sold low?ihe owner having no fiber use for II? Apply olTolierisll'i, Broodwov, where it con he leen or at 13* Water iL_"_al? lwDBIW Full ??Al.K i'-"i.-, "??il 4iwsaewataeel BookB, which hsve r?-c??ived ihe rfc??mineadoltun of the HiKik l.'.'iniuliie?? of th? B? ard of Education, and also that of the Public School Sociaiy of New-York. Apply to the ?inner 174 (iraml-iL til 5w* tytlkt MAL.K?Second-aand ( .iuu_->rs. Suhes, Kosb d'-ors. Shelves, lie. put up st short notice, by ?nl-* Im I l.nrt.!.. BillM.r 11 Ann .1 R\V. ? IVIAM ?t st leisure to superintend mines or ? ?inelil?i_ werkAorlO anead lo Ihe cosuol examine lior ? of mine! and mineral landi Would have no objec? tion lovltli the Lai? C'Hintnes. Respectable ctly refer e-ces ?riven. |sl7 lm*| R. W. V.tH Brosrlwsy "KM. It (Till N^T?S~Ka_MmisVie ?J lear?iarcber,"8. Mercer-st?Kmhrol'leries, licei, itlk hoie, muslin ind lace window shades relumed l.n.llnjf erjual !?> new. Ar UssBseaas In this esl.trinhinent >/rus-'>lesched an.I un surposted In color. _st- Im' DK IKA a FKA/.KII, theeeiehraht. CtacarDae* ior, whodoctorton ihe Imitan mixie of prieilee, or my oisiilant. will be found oi the I' S. Hotel the third Mon? day in May for ihree lay! only, la eacn ond every month for ihe season, when specimens of cancers con lie seen on those days which have been removed by Dr. I* of Troy, N. Y^_all Im* IIOCTOK I.KK hai .emoved his Infirmary from John I " lo M Na_?eii-tt. wlierahe continue? In ireol colculoui sod urlniry dlieesei *;i? I.is uiusl tucceit. Office h.iuri Irom 9 A. M. to ? P M_oll lw* lYNiriljT-BKAONKR k CO. hove removed t.. ? Nu Ivssu between Wail an! Pise sis. opposite lbs Cuiiom M ? .- O? '-n-liip MAM?N WO UK, P.asierimr ind J..t.r,lo_r of every description don?, or repsired, by I. CLARK. Orders received m Rlley i Lainp ?lore, corner Canal and Lalght its, stthis office and at 11 Chapel il Brooklyn, alt tmT COUNTRY >IKK('H?NTN lunplled ai very iow pilcei. with all kln.ti of Blank B?hiis. Copy, Tims ind Pail Book!. Cap. Letier, Note. Tluue and Colored Pa? pen. Wrapping Pipen, Bonn?l Board!, Oold Peni Dia? mond Points, Sieel Pens, Lell?-r Copying Preuet. Bcrew and Lever, Friiicii'i Improve 1 Man'.fo.J Letter Writers, Crot?n Ink, warranted superior ij'ialiiy; Wax, Wafers, S'olet, Enve ?,ps, Cordt. Pencils, (411III?, No'?-t, Driftt, Bocel Pit P?>rlfolios, SVrsp-Bo'.kt Wrtlln. desks, Ink Use ill oa all lbs new pal ? r ? Merchants will fiad 01 our Hors every description of Account Book!, Paper and Sta? tionery, w'n.ch we will mil al lowest prises, KRANCIS ?.LOLTREL, Importen ind Manufacturen nf llBlinnsry. al *i lm_77 Moiilenlane. ?VfiTTLKK'** AOBNVYv-OOee \*n -Tr.Tad-su Now j i?? Y or*. -T M ? ? I .iers hit ner.tces M Agent for Millers, in the selection ont purchase of Mill S'onss. Bolt I log Clulb, Scr?-*?ns. Belting, l?r. 11 ?1 ??,r oil Mfeet srllcies I used In the connrucilon or running ef 8i?*s>n ?>r Water Mills. Wn! a.s.1 fim'sh tnf?"Tnatl?.n orplens'or their eoo ? m, and contract for ine bul.dln?; of ine ssme, ..pon Iba moo? epproved method ?. 1 tjjsri as Af?*ot for Polenleee lor tlimarhlnes conaecied with m: ling. All eommuriVailon!. post paid, ?ldressed _> J. PA YNK, 127 Rroad-sL N.w-York, 01 Brooiiyn Cuy Mini, Buok l>n, LL Br.oliyn City Mill!, lit March, 1847. mJ DhWtf BKI **.?IH.*>: BKL**HK.*? !-T-.Whser-tst reipect -? "n.'Uei liie i.'.n-.-? f the pu le to blsstwsaslvs oe] at 'Jrushes of every Sesrrlpiion. al ?h>? Brush ?>,. -r. -?1. riaikllB II BUS S Cumian!,y on hand, faint Br?.?h?a Wbiiewsah 4?.VV ,n low do, Dusting do, an 1 all Binds o? i***0?*/ Bruitee, whlnh bs ofleri for sale at the loweit pricei. ,__?__, ?neon ?13 |m? JOHN K. HOPPF.L. T*tAi\\a*matJ*? UsfpLT-TlsTl fcD ?v.'Coniolniog all iheotficoo In ****? ?l'K "* ?seteoinion Council and ihelr salaries, ond mm \*_*_, ?,',?l\l a?**1*'' foraalsst BEL?. kOOCLDB, ai7 lw_BMeJaaaee k??,' '.* N-**u "* LANUI.OUI*-** ANO TKnXv?*?.' .U'**?*?** The most eat-nsive aisortmeni of Agr.'"*B**,,u' ? we., ii o?. olhsr ?egoi hiewu, sre to lm found at BKLI St OOL'LL ?? ~l_<!?._? Ia??s?*n V a??.i 1 1 *** Nosooo a?-_ R AI ?1*4.?The bichea) market prices poid in cash f_ * Rags. Bagging. Bo.? Rope Cutilngt.OuJiBy Bogging?, '?root Rope, Co'.vos, ond ail ?.'her kinds ?,f Pspe? Motuthc t.re.e' sloct. fco* CYRL'S W. FIELD k CO Uf ly_. BurUngsilp__ , PAft*ttTX?TF**_TA?J__S."~_?.?rT-'-. Psper LsmP Shsdes ; ,rt: received fr?m> Paris, smong whte? are 1 ?im new tiy.es of superior balsh and e sgaoee. both la form and co.oiiog, lor sale, wh.iiesoie act reioil, by am Im ?1ETZ, BROTHER fc C?l 1* Wlulom-ac lot of puoes. BA ?IROU KKKI>*4 -Jin received, o sa porto r 1 Bau.: ,0 Rends, sui.iot) is for fisiiiog and ?uherpurp? TbeaawbO hove r>_r_.n w oiling iheir orr'vol will pi ,ilesse es.? Immedisteiy o-jd mots in?ir leieetlor _o3_ J OHN J BRO**-N ?- CO ?*"? Ti'.'-'/o sL AJLKOA'a) IKON.-The lutaseriuers sre pre-jored ?Ut orAer, fur American R*l!r?_*i Iron of any pel lern. ond do .iver 10 the eiteoi of I?" woi per month ?fter Ml RDOCK. LEA VTtT k CO ? P'n?_tL MseYnrt R rT,t*. ??ET??1> so' . ?nette d Tea ?eu, new paitera? 2 *' ?<j. Tea ?eu and Co?ee P'.t?of a durafele quality, ft? ???? wlolesale ai* '?'?: at I H v.ng slip, by . *?U lit LLClL'd HAKT, aie Bosrdman ?Hart. BO I LEU IMON-Toe tubscribrra, agae? for th? tnar. lfscurers are prepared to ex?cuta ordert foi common tod (teat quality Boiler Iron all_SHEfeMAN fc MORRIS.88 Broa..? ROL-sD A.NU ?aULAKt: IRON-?* loos r?-*.oe< i ach round and ?cutre Iron, Is? sale by _al?_SHERMAN fc MORRIS, hi Broed-st F 1MB BRICK.-Wo?? titj. \ Last quality fire Brick, aew loading sad for ?aie oy | _aJo_?HERMAN h. MORRU.6. Broads'. BAND IKUM-'mu buadle? American Band Iron, as? sotte? slxsa of superior qua,ay, for sals by alt SHERMAN fc MORRIS, cur. Broad sad Beevr. Pit? IKO*t-l7U>osCoonow1ngo, Bard quality, ?ulta ?>ie for machtnes or railroad wbeeU. IV tale try tji try rasa, ivaar? a comovk? ?a amert?? HA*??* lAvir* tHtlN*?.-!""- t-n orooxed aod ?right i.r-M Leinp Chsa?. l?? ?ale l?y ! d2i DIBTZ, BROTHERS k CO l* W-ttsS?-?*. a*OLAK LAMP-WICK.--**> |r.*i?r Lame? Wick, i l5r?r^u"E?%ROT^E? A?O. l?Wllll_a.t I CHIKREO ?l-lr'KNUBIt-?.-^'??? do?. SaUred 1 k^Siispeodera for sale lo Jobbers and exporters by ,15 ^ H. H. DAY\aCor?--?d-?t Spring ttnb Qrmnn ?U&iriM. DB. TOWIMID'I ta&B?Al?AB?___* ' THB MteST EXTRAORDIN ART MBDICIMB ? It] TH18 EXTRACT I* pat as ta ?wan a??sk?, *???_??__? ******** ?lissas???, bbbT ?bmibsBB? sapaiter m say ?aid. licores ?Mease? wtskaal.?., p-arg-saa,-??-? tstw B?t-kgatf the ftasel, Tbe great Seaoiyaad sapartorliy eg ?Mb ?ttasaasMs ytmr all otfeer i ?aw llSB fes. wat? ? stalMsiss fssaaaa, ? i-.?<ora?e ?afeoff. IT BAI PERFORMED Boas TTu? 1?VOOO ceta? nos rasa. l.QOO ciaaior RaacBaTtsas, 1.000 .vu? or DTtrteei?. 9-IUa* -1 ??? or Ot-isa?'. Daeturr, sal ara? ?I Nerve?. Energy. StOOO IimsLI C >?Hii?TI ?NO t~*BB, fatKI :i asi or Duca.tt Of Ike Bled, vig L'lcers. ?Vrofala, Ei**?4*BI.IE, Ml Rfeeaai Pimple? ob the face. tac. fe? tiigsstsr wttfc BBSBer aa? cett?* of CooMtapllun, Uvts C-tapla-ii. Spinel Afke lioes. fee Th.? wears aware, -oust appanr \*stt*t*h*e bat w? base .ettenfross pfeytlclsas aad .-?r At-ssttfro all rar.? <>f *** L ailed tolas. _form-*| as ??* ?xtreord?-. ?rv cure? IL Van Bu?Urk. l**x ote of ihe saoet r-eftela hi? drag?'?!, in Newark. New Jersey, teta??se attaat fee cao raler lo asure tasa eae feundrad and Ifty ease? I? ?feat pl?c?a-jue. luai? ara i?i-aa?r.? ?r? . ?* i iuw-t^k. wfekk w? trjUtate t?? - ; mee tf character well ?aew?. ITBITBO fTATBf 0?*fsCBa i.i-K. 3 W. MtlasB. sseaslar mtmm lhw?J. ,_?,*? ? -i? xleotih* United ftaiee N?Ty, fe?? kladiy saal m ***** ' ? s-lsg eerUfeeata Il le?a tie owe ?wry Ran* ?i Jan i?. IM7. A year stare I was taken ?life ike -agiert?*? sad ay whol? tfttetn left ta a defellliaied lista I wat Induced to *? ! wnsead s ?s -lapa ml*, aad after tafei-f two er i**** _e I was vary aach .?Uevsad, ?a? am botad It ?a?if a the ?aid Sarsapattlla. I hare conUaaed tafel-e* thex 1 Improve every day. I feelltveo at saved ! wouUi n.?i be wiih?Mii U oadec say tSBitdsr? ? ?OO. -o. wThcTban. THE UHTOR. 'oao jB.-l?oa. Esq. Editor of ife? Rah way Reeubt'raa, pu.'i'shed (heabove ceru&eaie, aad rs-naiks la aa edttorl?! as foi'.owi The success of Dr. Towaseed't preperetl?--. of Barra par? a apper.n to be jf the ?no? extraordinary efearacter. We publish (?>-day two ceruHeale?)? tu bettetf ceie frees Cept McLtsaa. of ihls towa, ?a? eme frota Ree Mr White, .?f Sialeo 1? arid. ? geni.eataa wail knowa ta Rahwej -' -, Cipl McLeaa believes (Be ated?elo? to hare ?ave B? Ire, ! and Mr. White ?eems to enieria.a an equally ?troa? ewe :..!?nce ta lu efficacy. Inialll?enl met. ..Be iBe?< ?ould not praise so tirong'.y wfeatihey did Bol (felly heilt?s? ig de serre II. - fCROri'LA Cl'RED. This cerilficste wai handed ?mo Dr Totraaead's ofte* ihtt week, and eoneluilvely prove that his -arsaperUle fea? perfect control >>f ?r ifee ai?t obtuaete disease? el the blood. Three pertont cored ta one house le ?BSres? dee led. THREB CHILDREN Da. TowfatSfSO-laasr SV I hava (fee pleaeara to hi form you thai ihre? of my cbtldrea bavefeeea cared A Iks Scrofula b? ihe u?e of yoor excellant aedt-eu-e. They were afflicted vary ??rarely wtih bad sore?, he.e lafeea only four bottle? ; li look them away, for which I (feel my? self under deep obligation Yours re?pectrally. ISAAC W. ORALS. loe Wuoster ?( New York. March i, I8TT RHEl'MATUM AND TRE PILE? BsrrBMSta '.?, l?tl Da. Toubsbko?Oasr sfer My wife hau ???.(.?? neve? a! vsar? a?Icted with rheuaisilsa?. ffee ha? u.ed maej different ramedles to obtain some relief, '.ut all BS so par pose. She w?a finally Induced, by seeing yustr advefllssv meni, to gi?e ?-oar ?iaraaperillaa trial W? procurad ?orne of lifrona yt?ur Bf?nl (Mr. Van Baek ??,) and It gl-ee ate pleasure lo ?laia ibal after using It ska ?xperteaced great 1 relief, and was la a very ibort ume perferlly cured Iwas also (together with a man in my employ) badly troubled wtih piles, and by uslsg a ?mall quantity of yutir Saraepe rllla. our complaint waa eonpl?tely cured. I coesldsr II one of the best of niedl.Uie?, and would advise all ?rkeat? attlicled to give It a trial. OARRIT OARRABRANT. ?- IS Marfeet-sc Newark. CLERGYMEN AND PHYSICIAN!. A? ?in at ?ho. ?a?.ot or ora??t is ?xl raarsor rae Tailed Slates, ara cuatlnually aeodlag cerTHeaiee eae ?a formlog in of l?m?flu derived frotm Dr. Towi partita. 0? . Towfsstii? Si, Boms ilms ?hicefou raquea?!ay opinion of ihe vtrioes of your Compound ?yrup ufBaiaa par?J.'a 11 am bow prepared l? gtv? it 1 feave used It la ail practice a..d prescrlfead It tor the last few moaifes, aa? mutt rif? It av J<?cld?d prslsreass o*?r ?nyifetng at* ta? kind wlih whlck ? am aeqaalaied, feotk as to lu aesilce? virmea sod the reasosabia frrit? at wfekefe yea eel] H. la ?cmfuloat _i?citoPi, cu line ?si? ?ruptieae |ac?eili, ?./?? . -,. a. indigewion, ,-o.iiva kahtu, and tVejf maiaHa?,! ?m inu'h p;r???e,i ..iihlaetree?. In trxao tSMffi ??*?, ?V any other where icr.tful? Is lodtcaie-i, I ca? wltfc ?saA deuce recommeod It lo the p?(roaag?e of the pi J*BSS4t)B BB a faluahle auxiliary for reaaovtag t?is??se taeeat? efttt most iroulileaom? t'iriii?, and to all, a? a ?af? and va ?Bafeas nie.1le1ne HKNJI? WEIM.fT Brooklyn, No?. II, Hi-M lii.T-.'.t??i?ii l?.ir .?ir- Haf ing for ?orne time past been arilxied wtih a palrnonary affeellua on my lungs, aaf a continual pain In BaV aide, owing lo ?t?tlng ?xpo?Bre la ira?-* i .g ?her preaching, and flndlng uiy disease lo la creese, wtih mum ditkuliy of br?aihlag aad otkeg t?1_. Ing symptom?, 1 was advlaed by a el?r|jaM?>> fe filae?f of mine to try your celebrated fBflapariMa I did so, aad who may be laboring under ihe eaaMdlfkultleetfeail I Iteen for lome lime past. R??p?cirully. your?, SAv r EL 4VHITE, Pssior of Bapilsi Cherek, Nov. 'ti. 1148. atataa IstaasV ALMOST A MIRACLt. Rftn th? roLLowiae, aad doubi it yoe ?aa. tkat eea ?n m pi'on cannot be eared. Thl? 1? only one of lbs see?at hundred casas thai Townsend's Barsaparlils bas cured. Bauor lTH, Sept. It' 1888 Da. TowBssNO?Dser fir i I was ?tea, s Utile over a year ago, wlih a ?ev?r? eoueh and pain la my sida 11 fes ? teaaeT on me very fait. Indeed. I was pronouacad fef phydclan? io have (fee qulc? etjaeampUoa. I raised lare? qusnilliss of bad matter, had night swaals, aad ilst_a| very ffesl : my doctor ?aid be eoeld do aotklag far ?Mi I weal mil. (he hospital la hope of beleg besetted, feat was pronounced there ?? Iccurable. I was row greatly dlstreaB ed ?? It* lungs and et old hardly br?a.)i? ?maciaiad, and ?xpaciad todl? , was conload io my feed, and was obliged to hava watcheri) Itideed I ?eaaol gtv? you any description that would do Justice to asy ?Mai I was supposed ny my friend? lo bo post recovar? -, I aaf tried a great . umber of remedie?, and all mined u? be M no purpose I read of ?otn? ?Boat ?air?ordinary ?BIBB per? formexi liy your medicine, and lo tail yoe the tralk, I les peeied there was some humbug Is Ifeees. Bui I wss tB duced lo try It i 1 did *o, ?ad em vary iheafefal 1 fid. I e?nnot ?ay iha( I am ?allrety wall, but am so far ietwir???tt a? to be about r it liusln??*, and hope to h? entirely weal a? s fsw weeks. My eoueh aad Bala la ih? ?Id?, sad ?Iski ? wesu hsvs l?fi me, and rales but very little, sad sat tact g?lnlng my usual ?trsngtn. 1 Mi It a duly te git? yea a int?rnenlo.'my cue, to psibllsfe if you pi ?ase. fr ?TER ?ROWN, ?T L?tUeaL I GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE. Dr. To*?isend'i Sanapariila la sovereign led stilly eore for Incipient ? oniumpiion, lilrrsBBBSS, leecorrhia?, or whiles, obstructed or dtflcull meuilrnllon, lu? ?.min enes of urtne, or lnvoluntsry dlsehsrge thereof, ?v.d tor the geoerol proolrstlos of lbs iyit?m?do mailer whether i.-ie result of inherent csusss, or produced by lrregutsiU| lllneos orsccldsoi. Nothing car, be mors surprising ihsn ils liivigoritlng, <tf. ferts upon the human frase. Persons all we tinsse ted Isuiiude hefors tsklsg it, st once beciSBB rohael as?) feu of energy under tu inmunes. Il launedlslsly comet?rtela the nerveleesness of the fem?is frame, which te Ute gaset couse of ban ?-neu. Il will not be expected of ul In esses of ?o delicate ? nature, to exhibit eerilflcstsa of earn |ii ifunaail. Bel we con usure the oM:?:ied n.ai hundreds of cases oovo bean rep?irted 'o as. Several coiei, where frjnllles hive bees w tihou l child res, after uitng a fe w boiilss o I ibis la valua? ! - u.'.i ? in?-, hove besa .i.-eeed with hsallhy oAsprlas. aaslraeBSn t feoniiaasl tiling of the ^. .?, ?. ?..? .v.l. , ..? _. a m ... i, ?__ ?*? ti, , ' , . , ..,. .>_. til. T'lwwi?mi . Mr wife belng grsatrt dtslr_._, wmkneu end general deMiliy, and auffsrtag eeaiiaaallf tal" ' ' womb, i--' with ot'ierdlmealltss. sad hsvtng known ca where your medicine has effoiled great ?-ui. o, and aloe h.'onng II recommended for luch esses u I hs?e described. I ?iblslned s bottie of Extract of ?enapartite, sad followed ihe director.! > i gave nie. laaihori lime ll removed her ci.iop s'liit ond remored her to l.eellh Being gioletAil I r Iba benehia the recstvsd, I iste pleasure it, ihn s sa. knowledgiug It, and recommending It to the oub'lc. M D M'M'RK. cor. of Oran?! i"?I Lydlui it Albany, Aug. 17, 1-44. Di. Towitsaeo.?To oil whom ihli moy eoneem This ti tto certify, -loi my wife oaed one ',-.' 11? of your Barioee rtlloprevloos i?, l-?-r cueimosimi, u.ider t*ie mosi olo/otlag and ?lelicoleclrrumitancea, being troubled wuh the drop? sy, swelling of the feat, nervous aBWitoas. aad very mur!, debilitated. With my penuosloa, en<i lbs rscoaiinendsu'iu ?if those _ ' ? had used It. she woo Induced to try b, with litlleor do faith, aad suffice U lo say. i ne mi-diclne had the I: ?; . and desired effect, not oalr in the hours of coutne rnnot, but after the expiration of one work of lia ose, the dropsy ond nervoes affection gave wsy u> as BMoaisalag eagrae, and her bnollb is now better lhaa 'I hsd been for a long time previous. If .?in will be of any service to yo?, or any one who doubla the lucceu of the medicine, yo? are entirely w?|. corns lolL I subscribe myself your most ?bedlent oe-1 otiilged servoni B. K. IA M_UM.N. OPINION? Of PHYilCIANS Dr. Towaeeo?. Is simost dally recotvtsg ? r.iat? from ?by ?'.eiaoi in ?ligereel pans of the L'aios. This ll lo certify Ihat ws, ihs uadera.gT.ed Pt.yile.aai? ihe Cliy of Albany, hove in ntmeruos cases prescribed Os TowDsend's Ssrsoporills, snd bslteve li to be one of the most vs.ua-. i? prepisroil'ins of the toMaparlle in the martel. H, T. Y . .'._ M. I* i. Wilson, M. ll k. ?S Briggs. M. [> P E Elmendorf, M D. Albany, April 1, 1446. The following is from com of lbs most reopeeiahls abtat? ,-:?? i ,'i Long Tt.ecd Oiiiar-iiT, July 10, ltd. Di. Towsiibo? User tkri It Is arlta m**mm\mm*tj aatll say lo > ????. ?-??i i bava reeeaily aniaasaad.la teveral cesse ins most baes_clal r?solu frota roar Extract of liraaee riiia. Bslng sBgaged la the pracrtee of an si rats. I beta preerrtbed ft In l&eral cases, snd ae-vsr wUhoat .saaai In the removal of dlseeaeo artitng (real ? liraagal abala of the diga-M-ve orgaaa, laoadice, lie. ll far i at ?all Be* ihtag of u_t kind svsr befo? oflbre. lo lbs Babee. TOT will alease ssad me two dosaa, Ac- Ac Resp-v-iful.y yours, 8. C PREfTOM, M. D. Principal "sVe. 1 ? Foltots-st Ban Btlldtng, N Y.iJLsd ding k Co I ??___>-?. Boston ; Dr. Dyou A ?oas, it? __Mtb flscood-ll. PhilsdsiphlS; t 8 Hocee droggli. itllbairei Divo! b Co Richmond ; P M Cohee. ChorlestOB ? Wrlgbl k Co. 151 Chorves-ec New-Orleans i lb. Boeib TomVe*. A -or.v i R Von B .tu rk tn Broad, cor MarhsveL New ark, N J.; and by principal druggists generoMy o>u the Untied Stales. Wsst Indies, sad the CeaeA None genalne, in eu pul ap In the large severe ' which contsin a ?roari and slgn?ed ? ih tbs wrtaaa aajea* tureof 8. F. TOWN9ENO. and li name blows oa aha ,100,. _man *<n*T-Tb-8 it*t TO HOTKL-, HOAMDIN? ?l?? MEH and l_'Bl lure dealers?SOO luperlor potent rtgtil ond left SUB? po_e: bead snd fool board, doabls, ?tree-quarter seal ??a* , _ i,?d.iesdi. wh.iless.e and retail, finlseed or Is ?s wood sow ta ?'??rags, and will he sold ta leu letatt purchssers. caeaper lhaa any other bediu-ad of ibaseme Quality In the city. Forftinhev oonle-atan tnoolre M mm rornliui-e evaee of DWIOHT BISHOP. 8M H-dsoe-S- A house sod garden al Doohi'i Ferry fer sale umlH sit lw* _ rj?xiirr oorras moubb, r iroaJttBL. or Jc_ Nsw-TorB all < No. IC Dtv-tT.^raaMtaLT or Jeem-er.) . 1 ernff M. B10W?, raras BAM.iae abo saxoso*? . _t_ IMFOETINO AND MANCFACTUBINO Wl*?***S_ ?Csnest asar Broadway. Boodboiss hf Ibe beiB. Roooss aea-ly psseeed at ah-vlaat esalee. sie lme OAEVBD LETT?? L4T?1 ACRKRMAN A laMtS? I? ? IWs to B-gaa ea Tract Bectstf beNa?f *