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Kl'KNlTI'liK ! PI'IINITI'HR 11
VT die S?coml Sire?i CABINET WAREItoOMS, No K\<
South Second direct. ? E. MOUNT liavoig .1 lnr|r aud
cplcudiil a*t**r?iucui til fashionable ami well mode Furniture
(III 11ui'11 comprising rusewood tete-a-tete Solas; walnut do;
mi)K>|iaiiy do, v.u?t plush, satin, damask and tauu y tmii
cloth se-idmgs ami other covering*; plain Solas off' nil prict *
uiul patterns; French Ann Chairs; ladies' Sewing Chairs;
Rocking do; Centre ami pier Tables; Soft Tables; Di\nhs;
Pedestal Pier Tables; Exit nsioil, Dining ami Cult) Tul>l< >
dressing Bureau*; Wardrobes, with .ui>l without miriori
mahogany high post Bedsteads; French <!<>; curled maple
ami cherry do; and a variety ol oilier*; Stcrvfarys; U?w?k
coses, marble tops; mahogany Washstanda; Hat Rar4
nlaiu and with minora; Ladies Work 'l'ablea of ronew
aud mahogany; rosewood, walnut, birch and mahogany
i hair*, with haircloth, plush ami damask seating; likewise
cane scat Chair* of all patterns, with hii extensive assort
ment of every article in our line of business.
-Country Merchant* ami others are especially invited to
call ?iid examine our stock or Furniture, every article oj
wiiich ia manufactured by ourselves, and will be disposed
ol oil tue moat reasonable terms.
THE NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, by
a recent act of the legislature, ia authorized to take Ma
rine aud Fire Risks, under the new title ol the NEW \ORK
I IRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, having
paid all ita losses in lull. occwuuued by the great lire* ol
iriCiG aud lf*li>, aud pusstssiug a hill Capital of *4Ai,liU), with
a surplus, afford* ample security to all person* making Ma
rine and Fire Insurance. Ri*k* will be taken on aa favora
ble term* as other similar luatltutioua on application at the
office of the company, No. 7'4 Wall street, (adjoining the
Courier A Enquirer office.)
DIRECTORS
Oliver If. Jones Joseph N. Lord
Samuel S. Mowlam! William Speucer
Samuel C. Harriot Juhai Terbell
Horace Brooks Oeorge Lovrt
John Clapp Corna. Vanderbilt
Waiter R. Jonea Oscar Culra
Thomas II. Mills, Isaac N. Seymour
llaiiiiilou Blydenburgh Israel Corse
Oliver H. Tweedy JoHiuh O. Law
Waller R. J one a, jr. John E Andrew
Andrew A- Pilot John Lwni
Abraham 11. Davla Charles Minium
Horatio N. Stebbine.
O. II JONES, Prrsidei
I) Undkrhill, Secretary.
CARPETINGS.
JW. TRACY ia now opeuiug an extensive assortment of
4 rich Tapestry, Velvet, Wdlou, liiutuirls and other de
scription of FAUHIOSA.ULU i ARPETINUS, f.ki.d
by Mr. T. L- Chrster, at llie principal manufacturing es
tablishments in England and embrsciug all the latest ap
proved designs. Kim sale at Broadway, t wo doora above
the Hospital.
WINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON.
MR. JOHN WRIGHT having relinquished all
wiUi Uie Wuitbiop House, it will lor the future bt un
der the sole management ol the subscriber, ami the house
is now opened aa a Hotel for the travelling public, as well
us a home lor more |?ermau(;ut boarders
The eituation of tiie House, directly in front of Ilosion
Common, iih spacious and airy rooms, and all its Inieinal
accommodations, render il unequalled hy any public house
in the city, in its attractions lor the traveller, and lor those
dentrtng more permanent bulging*.
Every convenience aa lo apartments, table and alien
dance, will be furnished at the house, which can be had tit
any hotel in the city, in its attractions tor the traveller, and
for those desiring more permanent lodgings.
Every convenience as 10 apartments, table and atten
dance, will be furnished at the house, which can be had at
any hotel or boardiug house in the citV, and the eubacriber
will devote lumaelf lo the comlort of all who may luvor him
with their patronage.
Parties travelling with their families, and with ladies,
will find the Winlhrop House especially adapted to their
convenience.
The patronage of the travelling public and of permanent
oardera, is respectfully solicited.
WILLIAM II. SPOONER.
ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.
THE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they have be? ome proprietors of the
above new ami splendid Hotel.
The Adams House was erected during the past season lo
?upply an obvious demand fur increased aud superior ac
commutations in Ibis city. It is located 011 Washington
street, witluu five miuulra' walk of Ihe great Smiherti and
Western Railroad Depots, aud the business sertious ol thf
city. It is iuljacent to the Park, and the Cupola commands
a beautdul view of the Harbor and adjoimug towns.
The House has been constructed alter the- most approved
plans, with all the modern inventions lhat minister lo Ihe
contort aud convenience ol the traveller, aud the construc
tor's long experience iu hotels, has enabled him to intro
duce many unproveineuta which are, as yet, pe-cuhar lo
this establishment. It is built of Quincy granite, am! con
lams One Hundred and Filly Rooms, conveniently arrant;
ed iu suits and single apartmenia, well ventilated, aud sup
phrd with an abundance of pure soil water.
The Furniture was made lo order from the liest patterns,
with special regard as well to cotnlort aud convenience, as
luxury and splendor.
Our Table will be supplied with all the luxuries of the
?eaaon, and we pledge ourselves that ihe pissr rarities ol
the season iliall be louml upon it.
We have devoted unusual attention to the selection of
servants, ami *ur gueat* may rely upon prompt ami polite
ailendance.
Porters will be in readiness, at the various Dep<fis, to lake
charge of Baggage ami provide Carriages for our guest a.
The proprietors trust by strict attention to the wants of
Eieats to merit a share of patronage, assuring all who way
vor them with a visit, that nothing shall be wanting on
their part, to render the Adams IIoi'sb second to none in
the Union. L. 4: W. T. ADAMS, Proprietors.
L. ADAMS, JR.,
WM. T. ADAMS.
Adams House. Boston. I
MWK1NG Sl SON,
PATENT CHAIR MAKERS,
410 BROADWAY.
PIVOT REVOLVING CI1AIKS, Rmimlwnt R?vol?lo*
Cliairs,Self-acting Extension Recuuil>eut chairs. Dentist
Chairs. proved Invalid Wheel Chairs, Branch Reading
and Writiug D*-aka,aml every variety of Meciiaiiical Chairs
lor comfort ami convenience.
Also, by permission, manufacturers of Major Serlc's U.
8. A. Travelling Invalid Chair.
Fashionable. Cabinet Furniture made to order.
M W. KING, { New York
W. II. HALLECK, S 4>tW 1 "
New Carpet Warehouse.
BALLARD A PRINCE inform their customers and the
public that they liave removed from the old stand so
long occupied by them, to the large and commodious Ware
house, recently erected ou the north aide of
BROOMFIKLD STREET,
a short distance from Washington street, where they offer
lor sale an extensive assortment of Eiiehsh ami American
Carpetings, of all qualities; do do Stair Carpeting*; Hearth
Hug*; Buckings; Straw Mattings. Ac. Ac.
Also, English and American Painted Floor Cloths, of all
dimensions.
WEbLER'a patent blacking.
THE undersigned begs leave to call the attention of those
desirous of using a good article of Blacking, to the
abovenamed. The Manufacturer, knowing the excellent
properties ol this Blacking, sent samples to various persons
(such as Bool Makers, Ac.) also lo several of the new spa
pern. The extracts underneath are from some of the papers;
they speak for themselves; also several persous who tried
It have called and said that the Jit/nut Liquid Hliuking was
superior to any thing ihey had ever used.
EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS.
WtUer't Patent Ju\mn Hluckin* is the name of an excel
lent article- we have seni it used, aud can highly recotn
mend it.?AT. American, April 15.
lisli beyond description. We have tried it.
likewise."*-*spirit of the 7Vm?*, AjtiI 2.
Bt reference to another column, nn advertisement will
be found for an excellent article of Blacking, In a Liquid
form, for Boots, Ao It has been highly recommended by
many who have tried it. Il not only gives, with very lille
trouble, a Uauti/**t jet 110/iaA, but retains it much longer
than any other. Il is sold by Ihe agent of the mauufactur
cr at No. 60, Chestnut street. Buy a bottle, one trial will
prove the tel.?Phil. Ledger, April 23.
WeUmr** Blacking la one of the most shining articles in
the marfctt.?Spirit qf the Timea, April U.
Patent Blacking - -Mr. J. Wellar, No, 00 Chestnut street,
has prepared a Patent Liquid Blacking, which produces s
beautiful jet polish, ami does not injure the leather Those
wbo would have a polished understanding.should read the
advertiaemeut in another columu.?17. .sr. 6'oxe/fe, May I.
WeUnr't Patent Japan B/arkinq is about the best article
of Ihe kind we have seen. The polish which il imparts lo
the undertiandinq* of man is brilliant and lasting we
hart tried il, and it b,toit us to *iy all tins in its behalf
I Aptmng Mulletm, Juris, 7.
m The Manufacturer can produce numerous testimonial*
similar to the above, trom private individuals snd from
other papers, but the above extracts are sufficient 10 con
Tines any peraon lhat tba mauufacturer has not exaggerat
ed- but Utat upon a fvir trial the Blacking will be found as
rvprettDltd, ticdUnt hi f?ry re?p?rt.
J WRLLAR, Manufacturer, No. 60 Cheatout street, Phi
laf jVaRLES STOTT, comer Penn. Avenue and 7lh street,
agent for Washington, II C.
Bosks! Books!! Books!!!
fpHI subacriber has added immensely lo his already
A mammoth stock of Literature. Ill* late nc.piisitioiia
from the trade aales of Boston, New York ami Philad'i
phla, together with fifteen cases of Ihe finest works |?er the
Garrtek, from Liverpool, and twenty ditto oer the l.eon.
daa, from l^iidon, which will be immediately marked ami
? ?|niaed for sale, give an uiMlouUed air of rich net*, varie
, rarity ami extent lo his stock hitherto nnapprnached on
<>iititi?nt All literary m?Q? lovers of bOoss snd eii
iiiusia?ia hi uieiit.il investigation, are *4?l*cite?| to come ami
enjoy the true " Irast of Reason and tlie How of soul."
Every subject on which the wit of man lu?* been eiiiemicd, j
or brains turned, nisy be found here. The re<*ondile tin
thematii tan and the crazy founder of new systems of Tlieo.
I'Hcy ia each 111 hia proper nttch. Tlnme given l?i Necro
manry, AMrob>ey, Alchemy, Sorcery aud Wilcl?crall will
t?^ highly amuis-d, whilst the belle Irtire scholar can aelect
from !.>.?*?> freai, volumes, the very cream and chef
O ouvres of mo>t*-rn Eiiflish literature. The best treatise*
from the honest ploiiduig
l?? every art ami sri
! "" '"V ""hnwnl III ilif (Iriwnmrlil
rwJ lIfirt ?ml Klin..l U-.kn of
.11 3wtm tn imy
In punrliasing from him tliey ?.tJ
'.Hi.'
'?half of lh#..
nd Isxik roll*
eambont
will do well lo |nit a cliange ol hum in ^IMr i?ii.C? l
come at once lo 140 Nassau street, nliowni t,v aii
be M ihe moral centre of ihe int*-ll*-ctusi world ?? !['
Ing si half price, literary spuli-iuc^n and e.,nt?llt " "
every kind gratis, as well as best S|miiihIi etgar* and nihrr
philosophical instrnmenls for iliveferaie ?moki r? hkr the
celebrated Dr Parr JOHN IM?\|.k.
Cheap Ancient snd M.sl-rti Bo??ks^lUr,
HO Nassau street, New York
ORB WATER put up in bottle* of all siges. For aale by
CJURLER 8TOTT1
Harden & Co.,
il.iu!iit?M hi <????>'**? ... LoiuUm, Paris, and Havre. j
b?" ",rm' ?y ":".r^ri^:
. J. i. u. vt?nr? for the execution ol l,oudou ?U?# r?ri,s i
!, now wiry nuu.li lucrewtd Ihruugli the dirtct
"TinU?Ci^l"aUu?M IT?? '? Kunluii't, Fralicc, ami ,
Kuivv* ""I' t? CMeuttil, ami ii|?m ll.? nioat 1
','! lJ.b * ,u"l,y our a,te.,l.. Caal. "IvUXWl and 1
!v,7ua.v.n H>rthe|MiriMMin ..I toclliuuug U?ir
iCrlTuf.lr aUalltiol. Ul.1 lo euUTtll* ?u.t chart* I
ilu Ntw York mid lwiuii custom hou?ea, and torwardmg ,
* Kii'l'iani "'il'ilii*'"' "> ?',">>* lu ?u't' CuueUntly lor ?ule lu
'''Office No!t! wldf'ilrm,' New York j No. 8 ?]"'] 1
No. 0 Cook .tree., and uu W.urlooE?ul. U?
' \ II Our llrnt fc. Liverpool conliuue, lu ve * very i.t- |
uStzXL? ?ii - ?" !
the ill..Hi reuuotbl* Itruu* by .uuuitr. ami .ailing ?l"l>?
all |?aria ol tim world.
I IIIK IIEST UMBRELLAS IN ANBRICA.
Isaac SMITH * I t) would tulonn Ihe public, end I
.ituL^lv their "uiunien, "Mom ihey have been .....hie I"
I Xrtl-?"'',? >i?r?? ?y*
I ibtl u. fullil .uiy order lor .heir ifiW Uinqham
??ll known u? " SuiUh't Super l"al,",ll,"1.
ISAA. Mil" ? P,.irl New Vork.
No. 'Jt Milk atreet Buaton, M4??
tin wahki tin vvahk,.
VKH Y MW*r.lW(tL"7'/
ll-o,cnmuriwiw aacucrul variciy, whirl. Iiiui b?ru miuiu
. U.rl I . "1 iVw.i eliubliilinic.il, an.I by lli** <??-?. worknieu
i?.. imiv nil of which ottered at extremely low prieen.
ulM.?l"lU?'y<*"?iirw'lir'1" .??b'ii!yli^k"?l ami ki.i i"
?,.y part ol I lie rily ol '""'aLKUED II. RE IP,
No 33", Hallo. at., above Hi' Ulobe Int..
\Vaihlll|<?i Culver ally of Baltimore.
M.-nicAI UEFARTMENT ?Session of IM7 anil I9tf.
ProiJC*S Mouki*. M U, Theory and Practice ol M.dl
and Mate
mm" " Womtu ami Children, ami Medical Juriajiru.
Pinl"VlKoROE McCook, M LI , Surgery
11, WiKtMAN UuvaHLr, Uenio.iKin.lor of Anaiomy
nn.mill l oume ol i.cclure? will cuumieuce oil Mon
div jr.ib M <> lohtr ueii, aiid couiiuua lour niontla.
The Collane ha* greatly ?ul?ri(ed lla ca|*bihl.n lor Im
n.rim . Medical uirl"uclloli. The llua|liul Uepartmeul,....
dar Iht i ? j 111 i'i > 1 ol a realdent memlnfr of tbe lacully, liaa
been tilled Willi canea ol dmeaae. A Muaeuiii ol Aualonu
,-al and oilier nreliarationa liar been catabllalied, and many
imtioriain iuld.iio.i? to ihe ObweirlcaJ UeuarinMi.t have
ee. rieiveil from I'aria The roonia lor Ihe re. Slil
deiiiH are numernna, couifortuble and tcon im.cal, and will
prove it really advauU?eo.u lo aucl. a.wi?li to pur.ue an
'nm.looii. and unuilerruiiteil counie uf Hudy.
Fct* for the Set sum.
Malriculation ticket . ? J
l'lulemor'. ticket, each
UeUloiiBlralor'. Iirkel 1U
Uil>t->n>a ? FOREMAN, Dtan
Patent Medicated India Rubber Porous
STKENGTHKNING PI-ASTKB
IN all fasea where it is Ihoufhl advianhle lo keep up
I iiermanent atimulanl Imnresalon on or near il.eor^an
diaeawd llniw lilaaem will be louml hwlily valuable. In
lad, all the benelil ll.at cau accrue, Iroln a routiuuoua |
couiiler irritant wiU p^Mlucetl in Ihe moBl efficient man
ner liv them. A* i?? Rlieumatium, hnmbago, Go?L Ln
Ikllienient Joniln, Chrouic Uiaeane ol Ihe Liver.
SiileHi I un?K or Oilier internal ornanv, in ?hol1, ... all
oilier cane* wlieie warming or atren||lbeiliiui plaalera are
beneficial, llieae will he found to be ?llP?rior 10????>"* ?"
line For Hide by til AS. STIrl 1,
u'ru* and A poll., corner 7th .(reel, anil Feun. Avenue
FAI.l. AHKANOEMKNT.
DA U. Y USE TO THE HOT Til
SI NUAYS EXCEPTED.
C'arryintf the Ureal Central United Stale. Mail.
SUIEUUUE:
I eavinf Siiear'a Wl.ai f. Baltimore, daily, except Sunday.,
at I F. M . by the well known route, via Chesapeake Bay,
Ciiv 1'oiiii, Feiertbur*. Weldon, Wilmington, to Cliarlea*
ii.ii s (? without l?wi of sleep to Wt-lilon?in tlie popular.
ronifortiiW*. ainl wife Mfttmhoat#, with their e*|Hrrienceil
raoiaios ami rrewn. (JtOHCUA, Captain Camion, or
HKHAI.D. Captain Ruaaell, or JEWESS. Captain Sutton.
Thin Line Iww h? en riiniiinx for Uuwania of twenty year#,
will mm In** of lift' or property. Tlie boat* built exiimwlv
for thin route. Arriving in Norfolk, after a comfortable
nitfht'u fleep. next inoriiin?, at 6 o'clock, A. M. Thence up
the Jamea lliver, with U? beantiftll nreiifrv, in dayliifht, bj
ihe aeamboat CtHtTIS I'KCK, Captain l).ivla, or ALICE,
Caniair Mn.uah, lo City Pwliit?tlience lo Peterabur* lu the
beautiful ironVianiboat MOUNT VERNON. Captain Blow
Mime time in advance at lMerwburg of the Ureal U. S. Mail
1.ine, with ilie paHaemttra leaving Baltimore name time, or
W.iHhinctoii City next morninjf. where thiaCreat U. tt. Mail
I in#* uiki- tlieir atari from, thereby deceiving the, public, with
their fulae advertiaemenl of M houra aiieail of any other
I ine. The Itay l?'u?e tfivea the iraveller nt leant aix houra
r'eat at l'eteraliurn, to encounter the night travel to Wilming
ton N. C. Tlie name puaaeiigera that leave Baltimore by
the'Bay Line amalgamale at l'eleraburg with those that leave
Baltimore a:tin? evening, anil Wunhinytori next uiornuiff,
(via the Ureal II. S. Mail,) ut Peltraburg, therefore arrive at
Charleston all together."
AImm onnectinx with the Sea Bonn I and Roanoke Rail
road to (?:iry?vtlle and Franklin?thence by the steamer
FOX to Kdeutftii, 1'lyuiouUi, Newbern, and Waahliigton, N.
C. Beturniug with "same cvuuecliou.
Returning leaves Norfolk at 3and Portsmouth at I o'cloc-kj
P. M., daily, except Sunday, arriving ill Baltimore in
time for the several routes going North, Bant, South, ami
Went.
Fare between Bill. Ac Norfolk or Portsmouth, Va.
? " u Klixabeth City,N. C, 7 50
u o ? Franklin, b
u '? " Richmond or Peteraburg, Va., 0
?, o " Canton or Weldon, N. C , U
u i? ? Through to Charleston, S. C., ?1
Meals on bo:ml Bay ami James River Boats, included,
ieraby raving to each |Msa?enx*-r bv Ihja route ft fit)
Travellers by the above route will please be directed by
,.ur Soliciting Ajieni iu the Cars, and by the Porter in the
llfiMit yard* CNortblk Line" labelled on his hat,) who will
lirect vou and your baagage to tlie boat.
" ' ' T. SIIEPPARD, Aitent.
Ualliniore, O-'lober Bill, 1847
UNITED status mail, links fok
BALTIMORE. Far. |1.
MOHNINC I,INE,
FEU PIIII.AOEM'HIA, WII.MINliTON, ANI> BALTI
MORE RAII.ROAU.
Via Wiinilueton, Newark, Elkmn,Havre de Orace. lie , will
leave tlie de|H.l, Eleventh aud Market alre.la, daily (except
Sund?y,i- I A MAm!BNOON , |Nn
Via New f'aHtle anil Krcuclitnwn.
Tlie Ufamboal OHIO, Capl. Uavla, will leave Uock wreel
wharf, daily, tan pi Sunday, at 3 I I P. M.
NIOHT LINE.
Per Philadelphia, Wilminumn and Baltimore Railroad,
vill leave il,r ilepol, I III. ami Market alrcel., dally, at III
' TheNlail Line, will leave llallimnre for Philadelphia a. 9
A M , audS F M. per Railroad, and b o'clock, F M , by
Steamboat SI,NPXV MAIL I.INE
The only Line for Baltimore, on Sunday, will leave Ihe
?leuor, 11th and Market meet, ni 10 P M.
Pannenm rs must procure their tickets before taking their
?eatn in the cajra.
WHEELING AND PITTSnrRO.
Tickets through to Wheeling or Piiraburg, can be procur
pfl ii the depot, or on board the steamboat.
Fare to Pitmburg Hi; to Wheeling ? 13. ?
NOTICE -All biuwase by tl,e above line. I. entirely ai
.lie owoer'e ri^kf and paeeenuera are. ipren.lv pniliibileil
from .akini anything a* h i?ta?e, bul their wearun apparel;
"U<IcW-<r|ly:"*,!e *'*Cllrf*lTeEKunEI.I., Aitent.
HAKWAVS CHINKflK MEDICATED
SOAP.
nATI10MZF.il by iho.iaamla of individual, throurhoiilllie
I llniied sialee and Canada*, Kivm* Ihe moat Itallerni*
?altilfcrlioiilo.il will, have need it. Chemlnta have won
.lere.1 at il. ami many of llicm liave en
.le.vored In di*MVer the aecrtl i?l II. wonderlnl combina
J efflcacintl* balms and extracle, which render It en
"7i . ,.?i , fHeariou. in Mie removal ol Pimple*. Blolcliea,
I n-luW Teller, lraiodori.lil.il, a* .1 by ma?,c dark, eallow.
1; ? an'l ill,healthy akun^ lo ?It. "n.-;ll.. fcir, pure ami
U*IH>V' coioiilexioiin For the cure of Ch(tm+il
CiotktJamd DtmUorfd Skin, Kilt Hhtum, Ring
IIW.' irZipSiu, Nr?i ry. "??' RADWAV S
Uv ?em'??vad and cure,l~lhe culicular vtantla are iiintaiiily j
creatine11 ol all impurith r -the hand,;, neck,and lac? preneul
? t*?"i11111111 clean, nweei, and hejilihy appearance.
| * 1 . . V/, ,.eitib in* n Will timl llil* Soap a ?real di al
; .li IH wieii a rich, creamy lather, ~.fle,>? ll.e
' l Man I ii'iil render* the akin .nioolh and pllahlr >W l.itun
rJ'T. ".''r i:vdiV,:ir
I ami i.rote, I* the mime Iron. wurf. A* a jeneral 1UM
H i* .inierior I" Fremh and Kujlllal. s..i?. .1 Kentirely tree
1 from IrrilalluK I .* purely bal?n.,c ami mMU
'"t'acli cake .o lie fanulne, muet be *lfne.l R. fl. Railway.
J * It II HAIIWAV. 14CoMrtlail.il ?.,,N.
<..1.1 in Waaliluiitoo elly bv J F Callan and M llelaney.
s!ld In IJeoriieiowii, by o M. Llntlileom.
~si !? FHASKUN I-I..Ii ?. PHILAOBLHIIIA
[nllls HART reaueetfnlly ln*>rm? hi* friend* and the
i Oiibla- n large, ali i iiarncularly hi* old natron* in Dela
re lli.I l.ie lioiiee N" ? Franklin. Ffaee, which lor,
Jo.I comfort, a* well aa privacy and iiulelneaa of I
", n i. ni,Kiirn*e*ed by any public fioi.ae in PI iladel
oV'i'a hMinen liir thelraccommi-latlon. Traveller. Ih. jyli j
il.Kl"lll? city will #nd I.I. hoii.e a* de.irablea I
and vlail " ],nine a* lliey could Wl*b while Ida
h,Vi a caiieirUTfroti. rsVeflta lo ?l ? day. will * found a. .
ni' .l'r.;.?" bl. |.?lr"U* would a*k, for ll.e ."p'rlor accom
""'iVsr.^iiraii, a m ; yRp|?*fjriiY^":1
pinal arroinntiMlHlioU of men hants ami other huniiiena ,
I mm. from 1 to ,1 P M every day, e*cept Sunday*. PKH ,
| MANKNTBt)AHI?KRK,forwhomtheh^^om?n??|"'Jo?*e j
| ara pietmrad, taken on the moat ?ccowwodaiinf term#. J
TO INVENTORS AND PA TEN TICKS.
AUCM.Y rOtt U*TAI*1K<. PATENTS FOtt NSW IMVKtf
TtONS AT WAdltlNUlON.
Wl*. ELLIOT, formerly of the Patent Office, litform*.
* Ilia former elieui* ami others, that his office may stili
be found ul the same corner where it ha* been h**aled I**r
the last lliirty yearn, directly opposite the Patent Office,
lie i* preoared to execute with hi* accustomed accuracy
?m?l promptness any businc** in the line *??'hiw profession
Mich a?t furuiahiug information rr*p?cting the originality
and patentability of Inventions, preparing imperii ami draw
iii|(h lor tt|?|?licaii?>ii?( for iiaUiits, caveats, A:c.
To those iiuacouaiutcu with him, he refer# to the follow
iUK leNtimoiiial oi the lluti. Henry L. Ellsworth, late Coin
mlssioner ul Patents:
1'atent Office, Feb. lfi, 1*12.
Mr. William P. Elliot, who has bt?u formerly employed
in the Patent Office a* a Draughtsman. Ac, having eatab
liahed a Patent Agency iu th? city ol Washington, I lake
great pleasure iu rtcamno-mliug him as a gentleman wor
thy of'confidence, and aw being particularly qualified to
take charge of any business requiring a knowledge of mt
chauical acieube, the p?f>giess of the aria, and )>atent im
provement*. Mr. Elliot if also well acquainted with tin
practice or UiiauMce. IIUNKY I.. KU.SWOKTII,
<'oinntissuuier ol PatenU>.
W. P. Elliot la a I no (he author ul the plau uf the uew
Patent Office building.
ro- Letter* ou business to be post-paid.
The married woman's private
MDDK A I. COMPANION, by Dr. A M Maumiobau,
ProlrMor of Diaeoses of Woman. .'Id edition, ldmo, pp. 250;
price 91. 45.UIIU cvfiies mhl in three month*.
The great demand lor thla moat important work, (of
which thousands are Hold) has compelled (he issue of ano
ther editon. It is intended especially for the married, a* It
diacloaea important secrets which ahould be known to them
particularly. Here every female call discover the causes,
symptoms, aiul the moat efficient remedies and most cer
tain mode hf cure, iu every complaint to which her sex in j
Subject.
If is an im|uirtnul question to the married why it is that
we behold so many married females sickly, debilitated and
pr'oatrated, aa also the cause*,and whether they are *uscep
ttble of remedy. Thev will here find these important mat
ters, connected with ulecoveries iu medical ami phyaiulogi
cal science, which meet thin question.
Thla work is destined to be in the hamla of every wife
and mother who has a regard for her own health anil wel
fare, as wt-ll aa that of her husband.
The revelations contained in its pages have already
proved a blessing to thousands.
To those yet unmarried, but contemplating marriage, or,
perhaps, htaitafiiig as to the propriety of incurring (It* re
sponsibilities attendant upon it, the iinponanre of being
possessed of the revelations contained iu flie.v pases, so in -
timaiely involving their future happiueus, cannot be appre
ciated.
Copiea irill be aent by mail free of jmatage.
On the receipt ot one dollar, the " Married Woman's Pri
vate Medical Companion" will he sent free of postage to
any part of the United Stales. All letters must be addressed
(post-paid) to Dr. A. M Mauriceau, Box l&M, New York
city. Publishing Office, No. LIUERTY ST., New York.
For Kile bv the following Agents:
ZHIIIEll Ac CO., Philadelphia, WM TAYLOR, Ac CO,
Baltimore.
Sole Agent for Washington, D. C.,
W. ADAM,
3 doors from 4 1-VJ street.
ALBION LIFE INSURANCE CO.
LONDON AND NEW YORK.
INSTITUTED IS l?*
NOTICE is hereby given, that pertf * insured in the Al
bion are from this date permittee #e viHit Europe, at ull
seasons of the year, iti first-class vesr.ls, without any pay
ment or charge for sea risk; and that tiicir policies shall
remain in full force during such voyages and residence in
any part of Europe.
Prospectus, with modified conditions, rates, &c. may be
had on application to the agents
JOSEPH FOWLER,
R S BUCHANAN.
PLUM1JE NATIONAL DAGUERR1AN GALLERY,
Concert Hall, Penn. Avenue, near Brown's Hold.
THE Proprietors of the above celebrated establishment,
are happy to announce to the public, that by the aid of
a skv ortop light, they are now taking Pictures, which ihey
confidently beJieve have never been equalled siuce (he dis
covery of the art by Daguerre.
Among the many advantages this light possesses overal
others, is the great facility by which GROUPS from two to
twenty are taken, each ,ikeness in the group being cqauiiy
elear and distinct. This I* a degree ot perfection in taking
groups never attained by the usual mode.
This uew light is peculiarly adapted for taking children
of any age, only oue second being required for a setting.
This Gallery contains the lamest collections in the world
of distinguished men, taken from life.
Admittance Fbbb.
ENGRAVING AND CARD
Plate Printing Establishment.
rr\HE usual place of attraction for ENORA VINO AND
J. COPPER PLATE CARD PRINTINO has re
moved to 111la Street, first door from Pa. av.f
where the subscriber would be glad to have Members of
Congress, visitors, residents, and the public generally give
him a call when they waul Engraving done and Cards
printed in the brat manner ami at the nhurtrst no!ire.
Numerous specimens to be seen at hi*office, and the best
reference given if required.
* 1 JOHN CULLUM.
SOFAS! SOFAS!!
A FRESH supply of good and cheap
SOFAS, ilia! received, at the following
prices?17, SO, W, 33, 37,42 ami 4.r. dui
?w WW Jars. Also daily expected, a fine lot ol
Mahogany ami Black Walnut PARLOR CHAIRS and
ROCKERS, ail of which will be sold at great bargains, at the
CHEAP FURNITURE STORE, under (hid Fellows Ilall,
7th street, between I) aud E streets.
All In wauf will please call and examine the article* for
themselves. S. 1>. BROWN.
JOHN N1BLO
HAVING TAKEN the spacious, airy, and elegniit estab
lishment, formerly known a* the ALHAMHKA, No.
567 Broadway, take* pleasure in announcing to strangers
visiting the city ami to the public that his Saloons are now
open fortlheir reception. They have been improved, deco
rated, and newly furnished; and every etlWrt has been
made to rembr them the most attractive ami agreeable
place ol resort iu this country.
The large wiIimui is cooled by perfect ventilation and a
uew ami elegant Fountain, and i* ornamented with the
choicest Plant* ami Flowers. Ices aud Delicacies of every
kind are served here during their seasons. The rooms
above, where there is a well-stored Bar, with choice Wines
ami Liquors of great variety, are devoted exclusively to
gentlemen. The visiter, whether seeking a |????m1 prome
nade, an agreeable lounge, or delicious refreshments, will
find them at No. 557.
FA1RDANK'S PATENT PLATFORM
SCALES.
THE UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE Which is felt in the
accuracy and perfect adjustment of the** Scale* is such
that they have come to be regarded a* the stuudunl from
which there is no appeal.
Hc.ah-s of the above manufacture of every required modi
fication, graduatfd to the Engli*h,Freuch, Spanish, Portu
guese, and .Chinese standards, for exportation ami home
trade, coustautlv on hand, and for sale hy ?
oettily* FAIRBANKSCO.,81 Wafer st.
To Let,
THE principal rt?om in TEMPERANCE HALL, which is
t'liitahje for Exhibiti-ma, Fairs, 'Lectures, Concerts, or
such other purposes not inconsistent with the principles of
total-abstinence. Terms moderate. Apply to
II. WARD, President Stock Committee,
dec IB- tl" Or at the Hall.
BRITISH PLATE GLASS WAREHOUSE,
No. 6 SPRUCE ST., NEAR THE CITY IIALL, N. Y -In
addition to lii* usual assortment of large sized LOOK
ING GLAI.S PLATES of superior brilliancy nod beauty,
and POLISHKD I'l.A TE li LASS for STORE ami other
WINDOW SHOW CASES, 4v., which has been largely
Increased by recent importations.
The subscriber Im* for sale, la rue and small sized POL
IS HDD PLATES, of hulterior uuaiitu, for LHili'l
HOUSES, Ainu, Jur SKY LIGHTS, COACH LAMPS,
COACH WINDOWS; ORE EN HO US US, and MAN
UFA CTOR Y WIND O M S
The use of ibis Glass iu windows of stores and dwellings
is great ulditionol security auainst fire.
Sish-makers ami dealers will find it to their advantage to
call us above, when prices will be furnished.
ISAAC L. PI.AIT.
GEORGE J. BYRD,
MANUFACTURED AND WHOLKflALK DEALER IN
UmbreliAS, Parasols and Snn Shades
No. 180 Pearl si. opposite Cedar, N. V.
COUNTRY merchants and wholesale dealers will always
find, at the above establishment, nnextmsive assortment
of UA/RRELLAS, PARASOLS. PARASOLKTTES,
and SUN SUADE8,from plainest description to the most
splendid ever offered in the United States; and, from the
.mprovements lie l?as recently introduced into his mauufac
?ory, the suhscriber is enabled to sell at low?r prices than
ever, either for cash or approved credit.
GEORGE J. BYRD,
oct 8?ly' ISO Pearl street, opposite Cedar.
COLUMBIAN HOUSE,
CHEsttVT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Subscribers have made every arrangement for the
? accommodation of their guests, and respectfully solicit
a share of patronage. BAGLEY, MACKENZIE k CO.
Piano-Forte Manufactory and Ware-Room
137 Third Avenue, New York.
H WORCESTER offers for sale a larire assortment of
i choice Piano Fortes, from 6 to 7 octaves, in elegant
Rosewood aud M<rhoj(aiiy cases, all of which are mauular
Hired under his own Hupervision and for sale ou reasonable
terms.
Hy devoting his personal attention to the touch and lone
of Ids instruments, which have heretofore been considered
unrivall. d, he will endeavor to maintain their previous re
putation, ami refl|tectfully solicit* sn examination from Pro
feiworS, Amateurs, ami tbe public
A commodious wareroom ha* recently been addrd to hi*
manufactory, which will afford increased tscihtiea in the
selection ol instruments.
KOCK, SW AN Hi INC I.IS,
ARE constantly receiving -
Apphlou 4 4 inch brown Sheeting; Carroll 4-t do do
Appleton 3D inch brown Shillings; Carroll ;M) inch do do
Hamilton tt-4 brown and bleached Sheetings
Do 12-4 brown-and bleached Siiertings
Do do do Sheering*
Do brown, bleached, ami dyed Canton Plsnnela
Do twilled Shirting Stripes, .'*) ami 'J? inch; do red flock
hut*
Da Serries, Cotton Rlaiikefings, Jtc.
Do Print*, new ami desirable styles
Suffolk brown, bleached ami blue Drillings.
Also, a great variety of plaid l.inseys. cloaking*, Cot
touadrs. Apron Checks, Ginghams, Ac. dec., which they of
fer for sale at No. fd Pine nfreef.
Tm
INPF.I.IIIt.K INK, Wllhnu! prnMraiimi, ai ?<?(. |>-r h(>i
r<*Mteby CHARMM fWrTT.
l>rii?fnl an-1 A poll." lary
A Prim, art kit of VANILLA HE ASS on lianil, and
for Ml* C.HARI.fc* STOTT, D"l||l*.
cormr ol 7lli KTMI and P?. avtnu..
'?MIIS I
* of I
NEW YORK HOTEL,
3foi 711? lliuuilwu)-, New York*
J. II. MO.NNOT, I'HOHHIKrUK.
HOTEL, situate in Kite Upper ?u<l fashionable purl |
of Broadway, has been i>o enlarged us now to be the |
moat extensive Uiui exist*.
The convenience, beauty, and salubrity of it* position
have heretofore caused it* uccoinmodation* to be momouop- |
ollsed by permanent reaideiitsof the city a* to exclude the ?
travelling public from |?urtiriputiou in itn comfort*.
Extensive udditious huve been made, however, with a
view |o sei apart lor intusieut visitor* ?tula of |>urlor? Olid j
bedroom*, to be retained ut ull season* for them.
Fauiilie* iroin alar will now find tli? choice* uccommo- ;
dationa of lldii lloti-l constantly set apart for them, and
every atteutiou will be paid to rentier it aa attractive to tht
transient viaitor aa it ban proved to those who, residing in
the vicinity ol New York, have constantly, siuce its open
ing, honored it with their Be lection, an combining ull tin
luxuries ol the beat European hotels, with Ihe wlvuilnitu j
ol it* location.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
(COKNCK OK PULTON AND PtfARL STKKBTS )
rrilE PROPRIETOR of this lluttrl ilesires to return his
* thanks to hia frieuds and lb' I. ??*llii?*; portion ol the
comniuuity generally Idr the ?which tin y have be.
slowed upon hiui since he opened his establishment, uud lo
assure them that he will upum uo eaeitiom to rentier Ida
house worthy ol the puirouage ol which lie lias already r<
ceived so liberal a si tore. Hoard per day tl.Uft.
II JOHNSON.
iiculleiueu'H Fall aud Winter Wear, j
WBK* T. JKNN1NS 61 CO.,
Dkapekm and Tailors, iiuporti rs of Clotlis, Casslmeres, I
Veiling*, Fancy lire an Article*, Ac., 'JU\ llro.?lwayf Ame
rican Hotel, otfer fur inspection an extensive assortment of
new and fashionable good* fur Fall ami Winter wear, *e
lee ted with a vle.w to reuderiiig their atock aa rich iu quali
ty and variety an can be loiuid in Ihe cily.
FOR O VfJRCOA TS -Blue, black, brown olive, and
greet, milled cloths; various shades Weaver do; drub and I
hltits Devonshire Kersey; Canada er? y do; drub, blue and
black Flint CJuth; brown, black, blue, and drab Mohair
Coating*.
WINTER FROCKS, SACKS, fc.-Beaver and null. .
Cloths, Siguovia's, a new article; extra Tweeds, Ac.
DRESS AND FROCK COATS Blue, black, olive
brown, green and Adelaide Clothe, ol lliolly't;, Simoni'a
aud other fabrich.
UV81NES8 and TRA VELLING COATS -Maid |
Ca**imc-re, 'I'wridh, aud other goods.
HUNTING COATS. ?Olive, brown, and drub Moha
kiu, Ac.
PANTALOONS.--French.English, German and Ante
ricuii black, blue, mixed, ami fancy Cassiuierth, selected
with a relereuce to the various tastes of our numerous pa
trons in this line, to which audi attention hat beeu directed
ae to enable us to inputs a til combining ease aud elegance
VESTS.?Ulack silks aud satins, fancy do, woollen and
velvet plaids, figured Merinos, white and bull' Cassiniere,
and Marseilles, rich Silk and Satiu*, lor Hall aud Fartiet,
ARM YAND NA VY.~Experience enables uh to furnis'i
Uniforms iu at rid conformity with regulations, and we hav
always on hand the material necessary to the ditTereu
grades of the service.
FIRST Q UA LITY READY MADE OA RMENTS
Equal lo the beet diatom work.
O VERCOA TS. ?Brown, olive, g>?en, black, and blue
beaver, and milled cloth Surinuis; a large assortment iin*
proved styles Sacks, including bine, black, brown, uud drab
Mohair; drab and blue Pilot; olive and browu Tweed*, Ac.
Youth'aand lloy'fi Overcoats. Winter Frocks, Sicks, Ac,
Business aud Travelling Coals. Olive, brown, greeu, and
blue Cloths, plaid Cam meres, Tweed*, Ac. Divm, and Frock
Coats?A large assortment in various colors aud fabrics,
Cloaks? Blue. and Black Cloths, full and three quarter cir
cles, Fan fa Iooiis?Black, blue, mixed, and fancy Csssi*
meres; p'lln and ribbed velveteens. for Tiding, travelling,
Ac. vcst.ngs? Black Silk, Satin, Bombasine, and Cassi
mere; fancy S.Ik. Satin, and Valenciu; tiguered aud plain
wool Velvet, black and fiuured Silk do. Dressing (Jowiik?
De Laines, Mcriuo, aud f.gured Muslin, in great variety,
Hunting Coat*, iu various Uyles.
FANC Y DRESS ARTICLES-Twbon\} Jenny Llnd,
Mazurka, ami other sly lew fancy Cravats; English, French,
aud Italian black nl't Cravats; extra ami medium quality
black aalin Cravats; superior black silk and Satin Scavfa;
newest style fancy do; Merino Scurfs or Muffles, for travel*
ling. Ac.; twilled ami plain English, French, uud India
Picket llamlkt rchiefs. Gloves?Cliasou'* and Baiou's
bkick, white, and colored kid; also M? ruio, Buckskin, lined
Berlin, Linen, tJotton, dec. Suspenders?All the various
styles aud qualities. IJndervesls and D-iawer*? Merino,
Sdk, ami Buckskin, Wool aud Cotton Flannel. Half Hose,
White aud Mixed Merino, and Cotton, various grade*; Shirts,
Boiiom*, uud Collars. Umbrella?, Sdk, uud Cotton.
PIECE QOODS.? Cloths, Caasiinere*. Vestings, Ac.,
as extensive an assortment as can be fouuu in the country,
which will be sold by the piece or yard, at as low prices us
they run be tiought, with the obvious advantage of a selec
tion from what cau be relied upon as the mobt fashionable
goods.
FRENCH CHINA.
D. G. A D. IIAVILAND,
No. 74 John Sthkkt,
IMPORTEIIS OF PORCELAIN, are receiving gotsls lu
usual assortment, among which are :
300 Dinner Sets, f ? ' . ,
HOP Tea ?'!?, ( S"ln' 1 nch
mm pairs Vares for Mantel Ornaments
Mm pairs Rich Coffee*
Carrl Baskets, Candlesticks, Ac.
VALUABLE MEDICINE WINK.
MANUFACTURED from ihe combined virtues of the Sar
naparUa, Daiu/rliun, Wild Cherry, and several oilier
Exotic. PI mi! a, whose wonderful curative properties are al
together unknown, except to Ihe author of
I IASI.E Y 'S FOR EST WIN E !
It is well known to good chemist*, thai all vegetable sub
stances contain more or less deleterious properties, as well
as medicinal virtues. Thn*e opposite qualities which are
dilflu'sed together in every root, plant, ami blossom, remain
iuRe]Nirable iu the extract*, as obtained by the usual method
id boiling, Ac., remleritiK all medicines thus prepared inert,
and in many cases either iujuriou* or altogether useless.
This accounts iu a great measure tor the inefficiency ?f so
many medicine* in curing the diseases which they profess
It i* very different with Ila*lnf * fXreai if7?e. By means
of a wonderful chemical apparatus, invented for Ihe express
purpose of maiiiilacturiug this article, the entire virtues of
' e most valuable combination ol plants ever discovered is
(tallied, pure and free from every property but those which
t iu unity, and harmonize with the constitution ol the hu
an frame. Tin* renders Ihe fbrrtl Wittr Ihe most excel
nt ami truly valuable medicine in the world, both for lis
iraculou* power of curing as well as delightful flavor.
The F\ireat Wine is most distinguished for lis great effi
cacy iu renewing teorn-oni constiluliotie, and curing gene,
ral ill health proceeding from nervotu (Unorder*, complaints
of the jitoinarh, lirer, heart and kidney*, including roatire
?*??*, ftytprjiniu, indigestion, loss of uypetite, and a debilita
ted state nf the system. A free use ol the Forest Wine re
store* invalids of this class lo Ihe most robust, Rtrong, and
vifforou* health. It ha* also proved useful in restoring iu*
valid* from a lingering stale, alter severe attacks of sickness.
Price il per bottle, for sale at Hasley'* Ueneral Depot, 2
Courtlam! *!., New York, and by the appointed agent*.
J F. Cullun, only agent, Washington City.
O. M. Liuthicum, only agent, (Georgetown.
EPILEPSY OR FALLING NICKNEHM.
0N all symptoms of frequent pain in the Head, dimness of
Sight, noise in the ears, disturbed sleep, with agitat
ing dreams, PALPITATION. FLATULENCY; aud
WEAKNESS, Dr. SWEKTSER'S PANACEA should be
immediately commenced with and persenrereff in, until
every symptom ceases. The above are the premonitory
symptom* of Kpilepay, and denote a very foul state of
the blood, stomach andtierves. A | urification of the blood
by Ihe use of this Panacea will at all times insure the body
against any of these disagreeable symptoms. Many per
sons suppose that it is useless to take medicine unless we
are so ill as lo be uiiable lo attend to our daily avocations:
therein lies their error. We do not insure our house* and
goods when they are oil lire, or with Ihe expectation that
... insure our bislies against attacks ol sickness, not Willi
the exact ex|?ectatiofi of being sick, but to be always pre
pered againut its attacks. For .-ale nt all the druggist*.
J. F. ('ALLAN,
comer of E and 7th streets.
The mutual benefit life insurance
COMPANY (No. 11, Wall street, New York,) issued
during the month of Deemrber, 1847, one hundred aud
policies, vir.:
To Merchants and Trader*, G2
Manufacturers, 13
Mechanic*, 15
Sea Captains, mariner*, 10
Auctioneer, I
Lawyers, 2
Ladies, W
Teachers, '2
New policies issued In Df'
To physicians,
Clerks,
Clergymen,
Ariist*,
Fanners,
Banker,
Editor,
Other occupations,
mber
iirplus, November 30:1A47, over ?-fOO.OOO.
ROBERT L. PATTERSON. President.
N C MILLER, Secretary,
ihiugtou, 7th street,
opposite (Jeueral Port Office.
HARVEY LINDSLY, M !)., Physician,
comer of C and -112 streets.
A prospectus to be had ol the Aeent, setting forth the
principles, operations, ami benefit* of life insurance ; show
ing also the ureal success of Ihe Company.
HE proprietor ofthe " Rough and Ready " House, Lou
X isiana avenue. Washington, near Ihe Cily Hall, respect
fully informs his friends and the public that he has con
nected with his establishment sn excellent TEN-PIN AL
LEY, with balls equal to any In the city, In which 'bey may
these terms.
The Bar will be found constantly supplied with the bes
Liquors and Refreshment*.
JOCK DOUOLAS
All YOU NO, Men-bant Tailor, three doors west of
? Brown's Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, keeps constantly
on hand a large and elegant Stock of ready made clothing,
iu almoflt every var ety and style of garments. Uentlemen
In want of a suit for immediate use may rely upon setting
goods ol the best quality and made equal to the best be
spoke work. All garments warranted as represented
Prices very low Also, a large aud elegant assortment of I
furnishing sr.ods.
Measures tak-n and suits made to order. One price on
ly Terms cash.
HKDNTRAD8 PROOF AGAINST BUGA.
T INDSLEY'S IMPROVED PATENT BEDSTEADS, at I
li (GARDINER'S, t;?i Cold si reel, first door from Beek
man street, New York. This improved Bedstead received
the highest premium awarded at the late Fair of Ihe Ame
rican Institute in October, 1843, M, and 'ft, and the silver
medal of I MO, over every other competitor. The Bedsteads
and all ather aniclesol lurmiure required for the cham
ber, are manufactured of the best materials, aud under the
immediate supervision of the undersigned.
MattresHes, Pilliasters, Feather Ileds, Bolsters snd Pil
lows on hand or made to order to fit the Bedstead, an
warranted to lie filled with filch hair, fenthers, Ac. as rei
resented WILLIAM C OARDINER
Turk Nat In Paraacla and Parasolettea*
HE sub(rril>erN have now oil hand a large assortment
gaeen and black Turk SMtin, watered and plain change,
able Parasols and Paraaoletls, suitable for the nicest retail
'rule
Also, are now manufacturing In large quantities their
well-known 4super' Umbrellas.
A Imi, a very great variety of Umbrellas snd Parasols of
every quality
Jobbeis ami country merchants will please give us a rail.
ISAAC SMITH A CO.. Wholesale Maiiufactursis,
oct 8 ly' m Pearl ft., ft Y-, and flB MB* ft Boston.
TIIB subscriber oilers Ids TWO STORY Fit AME
H?tj| llol'SH and LOT, oii the south side of Mary laud
Avt uue, between 4$ and 6th mreels, for sale cheap aiid oil
accommodating term*. lie think* it unnecessary to jrive
here a description of the property, as those who wish to
purr Inn* can call ami examine for themselves.
ALSO, a Finb Family Caukyai.l, ol lute style. The
trimmiiitfs are utut ami iu taste. Those who wish lo pur
chase will liud thin a bargain. It can 1^ mien bv calling ?
the subscriber, CALEB IIARMIOUSE,
jail I Maryland Ave., south aide, between 4| Ac C *t#.
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"ROMANCES OF AMERICAN HISTORY,"
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK,
A Novelette by MISS LESLIE, who contributes
to every No.
N. P. WILLIS'Original Scriptural Poetry. #
T. S. ARTHUR, who contributes to every No.,
illustrative of "Arthurs' Sketches of American
Character. Designs by Crootne.
We intend merely to give a notice of our intentions
for next year, leaving to others long advertisements,
lull of sound and fury, signifying nothing."
Agreeably to the practice of last year, the publisher
will iestie us good a number each month as he does
in January. This is a navel tea tine in Magazine
publishing. During the whole of last year he gave
more engravings and more reading matter than uny
of his contemporaries, and will continue to do so
next year. 1 hose who subscribe to GODEY'S
LADY'S-BOOK, tnny do so under the assurance
that they will receive moie for their money in the
Magazine alone, than by subscribing to any other
work. To this is added and included in the same
$3, the LADY'S DOLLAR NEWSPAPER, which
contuinsxin one month nearly, if not quite, as much
reading matter as the other monthlies, making, for
$3, the amount of reading of two Magazincsu month.
Titi;nis ark peculiarities about Godey's Lady's
Book for the ladies that no other Magazine posses
ses. There is a Mezzotint and fine Engraving in
each number?both by ihe best ariisis. In addition
to these, there are given monthly what no other
Magazine gives?a Colored Fashion Plate, with a
full description. This feature is peculiar to Godey,
as no other work has them every month, and col
ored. Then there are Caps, Bouneta, Chemisettes,
Equestrianism for Ladies, with engravings. The
Ladies' Work Table, with designs for knitting, net
ling, crotchet, and all other kinds of work. Patterns
for Smoking Caps, Chair Covers, Window Curluius.
D'Oyleys, Purses, Bags, &c., Ac. Health ana
Ueuuty, with engravings. Model Cottages, with
ground plans, ana other engravings, always illustra
tive of something useful. Music, beautifully printed
on linled paper, which may he taken out and bound.
Colored Model Cottages, and Colored Flower Pieces,
occasionally. These are all exira in Godey, and lo
be found iu no other Magazine. These were all
given last year, and will be continued. In addition,
we shall have, in every No., one of
a most amusing series, now first given to tho Amer
ican public. These will be illustrated in every num
ber by a sketch from the pencil of Croome.
"THE CHANCES OF KASIIION,"
Illustrated by Fay Robinson. Esq. This series will
be very interesting to the ladies.
HIE API
? another series of engravings now in preparation,
?.nd will be published during the year.
COTTAGE FURNITURE.
Having given so many Model Cottages, we in
tend now to commence the Publication of Cottage
FurnUure?a very necessary appendage to u cot
tage
RELIGION AND IIISTORV,
Our Superior artists, Walters, Tucker, Pease, and
Welch, are now engaged upon a set of plutes illus
trative of these two subjects.
OUR MUSIC,
prepared expressly for us?most original, and beau
tifully printed, has long demanded a decided prefer
ence ovor that of any other Magazine. It is a fea
ture in The Book.
THE LITERARY CHARACTER OF GODEY'S LADY'S
ROOK,
with such writers as Miss Leslie, Grace Greenwood,
W. G. Siinins, Mrs. Ellet, T. S. Arthur, Mrs. E.
Oakcs Smith, Mrs. J. C. Neale, W- T. Tiickerinan,
II. W. Herbert. &c., the author of the Widow lie
dott, Professor Frost, Bryant, Longfellow, Holmes
?and a host of others?must always take the lead
in literary merit.
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and the Lady's Dollar Newspaper, published twice
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the $3 periodicals of the day?making three publica
tions in one month?or, If the subscriber prefers the
following splended engravings to the Lady's Dollar
Newspaper, (although we would not advise it, as
engravings cannot be sent through the mall without
being crushed or creased,) we will send tho beauti
ful plate containing the portraits of Harriet Newel),
Funny Forester, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Ann II. Jud
80D, and Mrs. E. B. Dwight,and the plates of Christ
Weeping over Jerusalem, the Opening of the Sepul
chre, Deliverance of St. Peter, and The Rebuke. If
preferred to the newspaper or plates, we will send
Miss Leslie's Novel of Amelia, and any three of
Mrs. Grey's or Mrs. Pickering's popular novels.
For. Five Dollars we will send two copies of the
Lady's Book, and a set of the plates to cach sub
scriber.
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Lady's Book, and a copy to the person sending the
the Club, ana a set of plates to each.
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and a set of plates to each subscriber, and a co/y ol
the Book to the person sending Ihe Club.
For One Dollar we will send ihe Lady's Book
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which we shall receive the greatest number of sub
scribers to Godey's I ady's Book, during the year
I between the first of December, lg49, and the first
I of December, 1850, (the Magazine lo be mailed to
eucli post-office, or to subscribers through it,> shall
been titled to a continuance of ihe whole number of
the subscriptions gratuitously for one year alter the
expiration of the year for which their subscriptions
ehnll have been paid,
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subscriber themselves, or to the agents through
whom we may receive tho orders for quantities, and
to whom the package or packages may be directed,
or to both, if there should be both In the same town,
ao the case may be. Address
L. A. GODEY, 113 Chatnut St,
With any newspaper giving tho above a few In
sertions we will exchange.
Our agents are informed that those sending in \
lheir orders first will be first supplied in case the |
edition threatens to run out.
PLAYINU ( ARUM,
THE very choicest of Cphore's white, red, and blue star
back *aele Playing Cards, also Merry Andrew, High
lander and other varieties, with every description of bark,
together with an assortment of Playing Cards from all the
principal card manufactories in the United States. For sale
at the very lowest price? ao<! in any quantity to snit pur
chasers, by CHARLES SMALL, Vw Pearl street,
next door to the U. 6- Hotel.
| MAIlK.it * DUVALL,
ill Pe?rl street,
Have on hand Battery Kettlea, Unta* Palls, Platers, ro
.tinI a?l???rC llraus. Tolling Metal, rmun Silter, and a
j other goods mnnnf.4cturaf by the Wolcouvllle HrunsCu.
1 Ainu, Itivein, holh Iron ami TU nml.
Wsdlisms it Co.'* wiperior (iilt Uuiioiim, including Mili
tary and Naval.
licitcr'* very simerior Knitting and Tidy Cottona?all of
I which, u* AgentM I'ur ihe manufacturers, tliey offer for asls
; on the moMt favorable terms.
They are also Importer* and Dealer* in P*arl Button*
j Ivory and Fattcjr Combs, Spool and Skein Sewing Cotton*,
tttajst aud Stay l^acea, and a general aiworlniviU uf Fancy
I Uvods.
! Paper llauglugn, WI???1?W Hl?ad?? and Up
bolster y Ooodi.
SOLOMON & IIAKT, ^43 llroadway, ar? now receiving
|N*r the variou* packet Hhips from England Mil France,
I the largest aud beat asKol'lui?-iit of the above linod* iu the
t city, all of which they offer in any quantity, wholt Kale or
retail, at lower price* than can b? lound in any other esta
j hliahmsut.
Country merchants and others will Aud a large assort
ment of Wiudow Shades and P*|>er liaugntgs of all the va
riou* styles snd price*, slid which they are requested to
ca'4-aud examine.
Tins establishment is always closed on Saturday.
SOLOMON * IIAKT.
irpholwierers snd Importrra, VM3 Broadway.
RKSTOHATIVK KllANCAWE.
CONSUMPTION.
f OUI8 FONTA1N, jr., partner of the firm of
| j Fentain & Son, Chemists and Preseription
ists to the Royal University, Paris, has established
at Washington city, I). C., a depot for tlie sale of
tbe above celebrated compound, at Win. Adam's
Bookstore, Mo. 3. Elliott's Buildings Pennsylvania
Avemie, near Jackson llall, which they offer
to the American public as a tiiit antidote for Con
juniption, in its fAiunrtil as well as incipient stages.
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, aud arresting
their decay, it not only soothes and quiets at one*
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease, but restores the lungs
and their sympathising organs, to natural and heat
thy actum. Accompanying each package are gen
eral instructions and directions (translated) for itt
lite, adapted to all cases, and if stric tly follow? J,
will not fail, in every instance?if the lungs are
not wholly consumed?of restoring to health
which may be permanently secured by future care
and avoiding loo much exposure to atmospheric
changes. LOUIS FONTAIN.
Price, eight Francs.
tCy*For the information of persons residing in
the interior; any part of the government?he would
state that the remedy is prepared and imported di
rect from their l.alioratorie, I'aris, and that the
same can he. transported through mail, us he is ad
vised by officers of the I'osl Office Department, to
any post office iu Ihe country, at the same charge
as lor a double letter. Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who miywishto
avail themselves of tho remedy, can do so by ad
dressing him through the mail, post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, will entitle a per
son to one whole and one third package.
LOUIS KONTAIN.
ArJB W PA PER HAJVG / JVfi7
AND WINDOW SHADE3.
VTICHOI.AS PIKE & CO.,No. 17a Pearl street,
J\| Importers ami Manufacturers, have just opened
a very expensive supply of every slyle and quality of
A merlon ami French Paper Hangings, Borders,
Fire-board Prints, and wide Window Curtain Paper.
Also, a splendid asaoriment of painted Window
Shades a- d fixtures for the same, which they offer
to Merchants, Dealers and others at the very lowest
prices.
//. tf D. H. IB ROOKS $ CO.,
CLOTHIERS AND DEALERS
IN
CLOTHS, CASS1MERES & VF.STINGS,
JYot. I l(i and 118 Cherry street, JY. V.
COttNF.lt OP CATHEHINE.
HAVE on hand a very large STOCK
Fashionable ready made Clothing, just inanu
lavtured, and especially adapted to the aeaaon
Also, an extensive aud comp'eto assortment ol
Fancy Articles, embracing every variety pertaining
to n Gentlemen's wardrobe. Also, < hths, C'assi
ment and. Vesting*, by the piece, or in quantities
to suit purchasers,
GARMENTS of every description manufactured
to order in the- beat pnasitde manner and in point of
style not to be surpassed.
J. STOUVENEL & CO~
JVo. 29 Gold street and JVo. 3 John street
near Broadway,
Nrw If o ?? k.
Manufacturers, wholesale and
RETAIL DEALERS in
CHUM, GlJtSS, M"D LAMPS,
for oil and lard.
Gas Fixtures of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Girandoles,
Camlclabras, &.c.
Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at a great reduction in price, and all
articles warranted.
A complete assortment of the richest cut press
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand.
All the above articles made to order, and all
kinds of Glassware matched to any pattern.
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned to parties.
Oil at wholesale aud retail.
New style of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
a LLOYD has ingeniously succeeded in in
, venting a Compound of such a delightful
nature as to render the hardest and roughest akin soft,
fair, and delicately white.
Ladies Riding, Gardening, or Painting, and Gen
tlemen Shooting, Hunting, Fishing, Cricketing,
Rowing, Stc., or any umuseinan! or exertion preju
dicial to the bunds, will find the improved ROUGH
AND READY WASH BALLS and TABLETS
pleasingly efficacious in removing all hardness, atain,
redness, and all other cutaneous disfigurement; pre
venting aud reudeiing the skin Soft, fair, and pliable.
From the nice combination of Balsamic, jugroiji'
entrt inlrpdtlced iptft the composition, they forn) 4
fine Creamy Lather, with the hardest qr Spa Water,
which rendera them very desirable for Salt Water
Baths, They produce the most softening and re
freshing sensation, and will lie lound an eicelleL
substitute for the Flesh Brush.
They are highly recommended to Csp'ainsi
Ship., Merchants, and all who Irade with idrsi^n
countries, aa they will retain their virtue iu auycli
mate. For sale by Oil AS. STOTT,
Drug. <V Apolh,, corner of 1th + I'a. ax.
YVATRR CURE.
RPMMT4, MJYCJWTER CO,, rt',W
rilllH EPHIUTA HYDRQPHATJC 1N8T(,
JL TUTE is ill >uccMaf||t operation under the
direc ion of Dr. F. Laissaino, who lias had the
advantage of six months exiierienre with Pricsxnitx,
at tho Grafeuburg Institute, in Germany, and has
practised the water cure treatment in this country
for the last six years, and within the last twe yeara
at this place having restored many hopeless patients
to full health. There are many nstural advantages
at Kpltrata pare water, the mountain air and splen
did scenery, not sqrpasted in any <tqu|)|ry. ^dijj,
tional buddings have been erected thjs season. Th*
mountain donsche hss been much improved, and
several Ane aprings of pure waier have lieon b ought
into ute, so that a large additional number of pa
tients and n?iters call be comlortably accommodated.
Ephrata being veiy easy ofsecesi, a stage leaving
Heading for tl.is places very Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, and Lancaster every Tuesday, Thurs
day aud Maturday; ihcie is also a tri weekly stags
from Downiugton via Epbrata to Harrisburg.
Medical attendance and boarding at reaaonable terms
?A y , j , q
NEW BRIGHTON, 8TATKN ISLAND.
rpHE Proprietor begs to Inlorm his friends and
? the public, that he has made cnn> idnrahle
improvements in this establishment since the last
tpsson. Hp h?* orecterf a h?r?e holding contain
ing 3.1 rnottiJ, altogether disconnected 1'ioni th*
main body of the Pavilion. These rooms are in
tended for gentlemen only; t|iry are of a para (ar
able size, light and well ventilated, aud superior
in all respects to those which are generally deno
minated single rooms in the various watering pla
ces throughout the country.
The Proprietor is now ruady to treat with hml.
lies or parlies wishing to engage rooms for tho
season. Letters addressed to bun at the City Ho
tel, Broadway, will be immediately attended to
A steamboat runs between New York and New
Brighton, at the following hours, viz:
Prom A>wt fbiffhton. F, 0111 JiTorlk Pier, A*. York.
At Hand 11 A.M. At 9, P.M. and 19.
8 " ft UO P.M. 3 M, S, &6, P.M.
More frcqmut communications will be estab
lished as the season advances.
.Th* Pavilion it ready for the reception of com
p?Bjr. r. BLANOHARD.

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