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THIS EXTRACT in put up.ln quart bottles. It Is six time*
cntajier, pleaaanter, sua warranted superior to any Bold.
It euros diseases, without vomiting, purging, sickening, or
ttebtUlu'i/tg the patient.
The great beauty and superiority <?f this Sarsapar'dla over
all other remedies in, while it eradicates
disease, it invigorates the body.
IT HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN 13.000 CURES
Tins YEAR.
1,009 cures of Rheumatism.
1,000 curve of Dyspepsia.
2,600 curea of Otneral Debility ani Want of Nervous
Energy.
3j(ttr Female Complaints, and over 7,000 cures of Dis
sanns of the Blood, viz :
Ulcers, scrofula, erysipelas, e:Ql-rlieum, pimples on the
tyce, Osc, dtc., together with numerous esses of conaump
ton, liver complaints, spin d affections, 4kc. Thia, we are
aware, must appear incredible, but we have letters from
phy siclaua and our agents frojn all parte of the United States
mionning us of extraordinary curea, R. V to Duskirk, Esq.,
one of the mutt respectable druggists in Newark, New Jer
u* that lie can refer to more tltnu one hundred
and fifty eases in that place aloue. There are thousands of
cases in the city of New York which we will reler to with
pleasure, and to men of character well known.
OPINIONS OP PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Townsrnd ia almoat daily receiving orders from phy.
sicians in thtlVreut parts of the Union.
This is to certify that we, the undersigned, Physicians of
the city of Albany, have In numerous cases prescribed DR
TOWNSENO'SSARSAPA RILLA. mid believe it to be one
of the niost vauabls preparations ot S.irsaparUla in the mar
P. II. Puling, M. D., J. Wilson, M. D., R. 0. ttrigga, M.
D . P. E. Elmendorf. M. I).
Albany, April 1, l&u.
The following l? from one of the most respectable physi
cians on Long fcilaud :
Ghbbnport, July 10,1846.
|>h. Townsbnd- Dear Sir?It is with aatisflictlon that I
Say to you, that 1 have recently witnessed, in several cases,
reuuUii lrom y,tr EXTRACT OF SAR
-?A PAMELA. fit m* engaged in the practice of medicine,
? have prescribed it in several cases, and never without be'
,?fit. lft the removal ot diseasea arising from a deranged
Mate of the digestive organs, jaundice, Ate.,It lar exceeds
any line* oft* e kind ever ottered to the public. You will
please u *?.' iu.? two dozen, &e.
Respectfully yours,
S. C. PRESTON, M. D.
UNITED STATES OFFICER.
Capt.fJ. W. McLean, Member of the legislature, and late
ol the Uuited States Navy, has kindly sent us the Jolluwimr
certificate. It tells its own story.
Raiiwav, Jan. 20, 1847.
A year since 1 was taken with the Influenza, and my
whole system left in a debilUated state. I Waa luduced to
fry DR. TO\VNSEND'8SAR8APARILLA, and aRertaking
two or three bottles, I was very much relieved, and atlri
bute it entirely to the said Sarsaparitla. I have continued
taking it, ana find that I improve every day. I believe it
s;?ved my life, and would not be without it under any con.
*derution. H. W. McLKAN.
THE EDITOR.
JOHN JACKSON. Esq., Editor of the Rahway Republi.
laiMHiblished the above certificate, and remarks in au edb
*>iial as follows :
The success of DR. TOWNSEND S PREPARA
HON OF SARSAPARILI.A appears to be one ol the most
extraordinary character. We publish to-day two certificates
In its behalf, one from Capt. McLean, of this town, and one
from the Rev. Mr. White, of Staten Island, a ?entleman
wi II kuown iu Rahway. Capl. Me Lean belleee* the medi
cine to have saved his life, and Mr. White serins to cuter
tain an equally strong confidence in its eflicacy. Intelligent
men like these would not praise so strongly what they did
not hilly believe to be deserving.
SCROFULA CURED.
Tlds certificate conclusively proves that this SARSAPA
KILL A has perfect control over the most obstinate diseases
Ol the blood. Three persous cured iu one house is unpre
cedented.
THREE CHILDREN
Dr. Townbbnd?Dear Sir-I have the pleasure to inform
you that three of my children have been cured of the Scro
fula by .he use of your excellent medicine. They were af
dieted very severely with bad sores: have taken only four
bottles; it took them away, lor which I feel myself under
dee]< obligation. Yours respectfully,
" ISAAC W. CHAIN, 108 Wooster street.
New York, M?rch 1, 1S-I7;
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and Srengthcn. Consumption ran be cured. Bron
chitis, Consumption, Ltrcr Complaint, Colds, Coughs
Catarrh, Asthma, Spitting of Mood, SorvntHS in the Chest,
Hectic blush, Night Sictats, Difficult or Proftm Expec
toration, Pain in the Hide, $c., have been and can bt cur
ed.
Probably there never waa a remedy that has been so suc
cessful in desperate easts of Consumption as tliis. It clean
sea and strengthens the system, and appears to heal ulcers
on the lungs, ami die patients tfrudifalty regain their usual
health and strength.
ALMOST A MIRACLE
Read the following, and doubt, if you can, that Consump
tion can be cured. This is only one, of several kindred
cases, that TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILI.A has cured :
Brooklyn, Sept. 14, 1846.
Dr. Townsbnd?Dear Sir?I was taken, a little over a
year ago, with a severe cough and pain in my aide; it In
Creaaed on me very fast Indeed. I was pronounced by phy
sicians to have the quick consumption. I raised large quan
tities of bad matter, had night sweats, and?sinking very
last?mjrrtoctor saw he could do nothiug lor me. I went to
the hospital, in hope of being benefited, but was prouounced
aa incurable. 1 was now greatly distressed at the lungs, and
could tyirdly breathe: I soon bccume emseiated, and ex
pected to die; was confined to my bed, and was obliged to
nave watchers. Indeed, I cannot give you any description
that would do justice to my chsc. I was supposed by my
frienda to be uast recovery; 1 had tried a great number of
remedies, aim all seemed to be of no effect,. I read of flie
most extraordinary cures, performed by your medicine,and
to'tell yon the truth, 1 suspected there was some humbug in
them. But I was induced to try it; I did so, and am very
tlmiikfu t did- I cannot say that 1 ant entirely well, but I
am so fai recovered us to be about my business, and hope
to be entiiely well in a few weeks. My couv>, pain in the
Side, and night sweats, have left me, and 1 ra:se but very
little, and am fast gaining my usual strength. I feel if my
duty to give you a statement of my caae, to publish, it you
please.
PETER BROWN, 47 Liflle St., Brooklyn.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILI.A has been ex
pressly prepared iu reference to Female Complaints. No
female should neglect to take it, as it is a certain preventive
^ for any of the numerous and horrible diseases to which they
?re subject. It is valuable for thoae who are approaching
womanhood, aa It is calculated to assist nature by quicken
ing the blood and invigorating the system. Indeed, thia me.
dicine is invaluable for all the delicate diseases to which
women are sublect.
It braces the wh ile system, renews permanently the na
tural energiea by removing the impurities of the blood?by
so far stimulating the system as to produce no subsequent
relaxation, which is the case of most mcdicluee taken for
r.male weakness and disease.
YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS.
You who have Pale Complexions, Dull Eyes, Blotches
on the Fare, Rough Skin, or Freckles, hiiiI are, "out of spi
rits," use a bottle or two of Dr. TOWNSEND'S SARMAPA
RILLA. It will cleanse the Blood, remove (he Freckles
and Blotches, and give you animation, sparkling eyes, fine
spirits, snd beautiful complexion?ail of which are of im
mense value to unmarribo i.adirs.
CHEAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
DR. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPA RILLA ia a eoverehrn
it eurc remedy for ihcipieut CONSUMPTION, and for the
general prostration of the system?no matter whether the
reeult of Inherent cause or causes, produced by irregularity
illness, or accident.
Nothing can be more surprising than Ita invigorating er
towta on the human frame. Persons, all weakness and las
situde before taking if, at once liecoine robust and full ol
energy under its influence. It iiumedistely counteracts the
nervelessnesa of the female frame, which is the great cauae
of unhappinese.
It will uot be expected of us, in cases of so delicate a na
ture, to exhibit certificates of cures performed, but we can
assure the afflicted that hundreds ofcases have been repor
ted to us.
CoxsACKtR, Sept. 23, 1815.
DR. Towms*mi?-To all whom this may concern?'This
<e to certify that my wife used one bottle of your SARSA
PARILI.A previous to a critical event, under the most
aiarnung and delicate clrcumstaucea, being troubled with
the dronsy. swelling of the fVet, nervous altVctions, and very
much debilitated; with my persuasion, and the i
wiin lima or no laun; aim suuu e it in say. ine incilicine
had the happy and dcaired effect, not only during the said
period, but alter .Ihe explralion of one week of its use, the
dropsy and uervoua affbetion save way to an astonishing
doubts the success of the un diclne, you arc entirely wel
come to it.
I subscribe myaelf your moat obedient snd obliged serv't,
S. S. JAMESON.
RHEUMATISM AND PILES.
_ _ ? Srptbmbrr 16, 1846.
'>? row???wt> -IHmr ftir?My wife hu? Ixeu. I.ru.r
with lUieuiiiBllnni. SJir Iikn I ri'" 1 man;
dillir.nl remrilita la obliln ximt Mirl, hul ill in no tuir
pow. Site ?ti dually Imlnrtd hr your mlvorW
ment, to flT? jrour ?*RS* PAHI1.1.A it trial. I waa alrt
(iof.tn?r wlilt i wtan In my ' m|t!ny.) batllr troubled witl
?he Pllea, a>Hl b? nalii, a .mall <|Uantlt; of jottr SariaiM
rill., cur complaint wa? completely cured. I ronalrtert
one ol thi ltert of mediclnea, and would ailvlae all who art
altlk" <1 to *itr? ita trial.
OARRIT nARRARRANT,
^ Market afreet, N?wark.
PRINCII'AI. OFFICE ll? Fl'LTON STREET, N Vo: I
Sun lluildlng.
I>R T. VV. DVOTT 4k SONS, Gattaajii. Aomra Nn
.3/ North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa AO,,,T?' "
A,ent lor Waaiitajtmt Olt?, cftARl.KS 8TOTT, Datto
M?T. comer 7lh atrrel and penn. Arenue
S. Air), I'tr H.tle br Dntnlata fenerallr
NONK /(IKNfllNE flNI.F.SS P||V IIP IN Till
E SQlIARK llftTTI.ES, WHICH CONTAIN J
UIIART, aan ataain with ma wairran atonATt-aa ol
8 V TOWNSKNI), Attn Ht> mam blown ,n im 0
. Dit. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARIUU
MOWT BXTHAOKOIBfARY MKDICINK
IN THE! WORLD.
METALIJIB OAItVAIlIC HTRKNOTHBH
IMO PLAITKRI for eale by
J. P. CALLAN.
WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, APRIL 1G, 1849.
VOL. II.
TIIK STANDARD PREPARATION.
Dr. SCHWARTZK'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
? OK SARSAPAR1LLA,
Iw'n ("h'ng hiicccbj with which disease has
" ^"nibu ed b.y "?'? Powerful remtdy for the luat
nhZ/Z") 7 P"'?' of Columbia and other
fn ? ? III lnduc.ed ,l"' proprietor topresentitn claims
In i more conspicuous rnunner, under a sincere con.
? ui'in thai lis invaluable and unerring remedical
virtues will benefit thousands, under whc.se notice
It may come. Iherefor, he would urge It upon all
who read this not to U>| it pass unnoticed, but give
tied B,,cmion 10 VTh!ch it is so deservedly mii
TIm following are some of the diseases which
will testify to its never-falling efficacy, viz;
Scrofula, in any (orni :
Incipient stages of Consumption, when proceeding
from a scrofulous habit;
Chronic Rheumatism ; Bronchitis;
Dyspepsia,when proceeding from hepatic derange
ment.
Constitutional Syphilis! General Debl'Ityi
Habitual Costlvness; Cutaneous Amotions, and
all diseases arising from deranged secretions or Im
purities of the blood.
Persons taking this remedy should not grow Im
patient or become too sanguine in their hopes of a I
rapid restoration to health, as Its efficacy depends !
:r?ru";?Kblv.rn >,hc 0r constitution Bnd
the length of time that disease has prevailed : there
fore I would say to all who may feel disposed to test
Us virtues not to commence belore they ore Atllydc-'
icrmined to continue its use, whether it bo one hot
tie, a dozen, or more, as no two cases are exactly
nnticipation ?n re^eve^ *?y a,,y stated number in
The accompanying certificates ore from gentleman
of respectability residing In Wathuigloucily, and not
from those abroad, to whom I would refer all those
who are in the least doubtful. Hundreds of testl
tnonlalsean be produced as to efficacy, l,ut as Ihov
are seldom or ever reod, or credence given to litem I
have thought a few respectable certificates, coining
front gentlemen well known would suffice
CERTIFICATES.
'Ztr - Haling, through the agency of your
oxtract of sarsajmrilla, accomplished a most remark
able cure In the case of my sister, 1 deem M impor
tant to make all ac<|uaintcd with her case who may
bo similarly offflcted, as it may be the means of sa
ving many from a premature death. About lour
years ago my sister's health began to decline, and
continued to do so for the space of two years when
she was suddenly attacked with a bronchial' ajlcc
lon or what is commonly called bronchitis. Hav
ing been attacked with ttie best medical skill with
out benefit, and finally pronounced incurable, she
determined to try your extract of sorsarilla, ond, af
ter the use of the vury limited number of three bot
tles, she was completely restored, and has enjoyed
better health than she ever before experienced ?
Hoomg that this description of her case will coine
under tile notlcc of many who may be similarly af
fueled, I am moot respectfully, yours
T n tv r o W. STEWAP.T
lo Ur. I\. J. Schwartz*:, Jr., Juno 7, 18-18
To Dr. A. J. Schwartz* Jr.
,K/>'?rKuir: 1 co,u,|du.r " a <luly I owe to vou and
J,ilblic- to "V"0 ,',a' mv Who had been
afflicted for a great length ol time with a severe Bron
chuilaffectum and Ulccratcdtorc-Uirout?which threa
tened his lite--alter having been treated by the best
medical skill without success, was effectually restored
to health by your Extract of Sarmparilla, some 15
or IH months ago, and has enjoyed perfect health
ever since. Such on Invuluable remedy should be
known throughout the extent of the country j and
I sincerely hope, before long that it will be sought
after by all ihe afflicted. ^Mailing you abundant
?uccess, I am most respectfully yours, Ac
... _ JOSEPH RADCLIFK.
Washinoto.v, December 22, 1947.
t .. . Wabhihotow, December^, 1617.
To Dr. A. J. Schwartze, Jr.
Sir! 1 hereby acknowledge a debt of gra
. titude due you, n saying that J attribute my pre
sent state ol good health entirely lo the use of your in
va uable preparation of SarsapariUa. Having been
| afflicted with an /inflammatory liluumaiic Affectum
! "f 'he knee-joint, which swelled to such a degree as
to confine inc to bed for many weeks, depriving
me of the entire use of my limb, and having been
attended by the most eminent physicians, without
the least prospect or recovering, I made use of your
Extract of Sana pari lla to the amount of 5 Louies
after which I began to use my limb, and upon Its
further use had the satisfaction to find the ilisease
radicated and my general health veiy innclt impro
ved 1 wo years have now elapsed and my health
still continues good. Vou orcat liberty to make use
of this as you may think proper.
Very trucly your obedient scrviir.r,
WM. VV. STEWART.
t n ? t Wa.hinoto!,, January 6, 1848.
To Dr. A. J. Sciiwartze, Jr.
Pear Sir: I take great pleasure In stating that,
about 18 months since, I used your Compound Kx
ttrac nf Sarsapar.Ha us a remedy for General Debil
ity, under which I had been laboring a long time
ond that a few bottles restored mo lo sound health
wjiich has continued to the present time.
Very respectfully,
PEItRIN WASHINGTON.
To Dr. A. J. Schwartz*, Jr.
Dear Sir: Under it sense of deep obligation to
the virtue of your " SarsapariUa" In the entire res
ration of one ol my children from a General Debili
ty and prostration of the nervous system, I take plea
sure ill testifying to your invaluable medicine: but
seven bottles were used two vcars since, when the
child was restored to. and still contlucs in tlie en
joyment of, perfect health.
January 8, 1848. DAVID RlDOfiLY.
Pear Sir Relieving that a public statement
ol my affliction may bo of Berviec to others sim
ilarly afflicted, as well os o benefit to yourself, I
take this means of informing you, that about three
year* ago 1 was attacked with a Hemorrhage ot
the iMngt which .Induced my friends to despair
of my recovery. My health continued to decline
for a year, when I was seized with .Xeuralgia and
severe 1-ertigo. Having applied to physicians, both
In this place and Baltimore, without the Icost bene
fit, ond having also mode use of the Galvanic nat
ter y without any good effect, I concluded to iry your
Extract of SarsapariUa, and am happy to say
that after using o single bottle Ihe pains entirely left
me and I hove been better ever since.
Respectfully, ENOCH W. S MA LI.WOOD.
To A. J. ScHWABTzr, Jr., January 22, 1848.
Washington, January 24, 1843.
It gives me pleasure to say that I am acquainted
with I ho proprietor of the above medicine, ond also
with u number of gentlemen, wlw !iave tested It*effi
cacy i and I have no doubt, from the unimpeachable
character of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates, Hi at they con be fully 'relied on
ULYSSES WARD. '
PHYSICIANS' CERTJF1CA TES.
Washington, January 3, lfllfi.
I am Informnd of the Ingrcdienls of which Dr.
Schwartze'a Compound Extract of SarsapariUa is
composed, .and believe It to be the best preparation
of the kind with which I am acquainted, and admir
ably adaptod to produce n salutary alterative eflecl
PERIORINE WARFIKLD, M. D.
. Wabiiikotom, January 10, 1&1G.
it gives me pleasure to recommend th? Compound '
Extract of Sorsonarllla, prepared by Dr. Sciiwartze,
?' JT.nu u ?!'of "" oonstitticnt parts. 1 be
in. ?.iS, W achieve more for the afflicted, than
anv other preparation of Korsaparllla now before the
public. H. K. CONDICT, M. D.
? . Wasiiinoton, January 12, I91fi.
??!i xTn mndr1 Be<iuainted with the Ingredients
ond mods of preparing Dr. Schwartze's Coinnnund
Extract of SarsapariUa, I believe It to be a mo? 2
py remedial combination of that valuable root with
the other remedioe of which ft Is composed
J- M. QIBHON, M. D.
. , OaoaoCTOWH, January 2\, 1848
Having been mode acquainted by Dr Schwari/e
with the ingrcdienls of his preparation of Sarsaparilla
I concnr with the medicalgentlemen above, In regard'
lug It as an olteratlve of groat efficacy, and In all
cast's, to wUlch such an alterative Is adopted, of orcat
power. HE.\J. S. ROHRF.R, M.D.
Wasiiinotoh, January 25, 1848.
Most of the gentlemen nnmcd above ore known to
in as citizens of high respectability j and the pro
fesslonal portion of them sre of the best standing
among the physicians of this community.
W. W. SKATON, Mayor.
rYTh. ahove named medicine moy be had in
Washington, wholesale and retail, a| the Store of
the PROPRIETOR, Pennsylvania Avcnuo, three
doors east of 3d street j at CH A S. STOTT A CO.'S,
E!rjn.i?..Av?m'r' nfar 7,h street; also, nt J. L,
K IDWF.LL S, Georgetown I). C, Ii> Baltimore,
wholesale and retail, at COULSON A CO 'S No 4
South Liberty street i at ISRAEL GRAHAM'S,
otner Dmggist*. jan |_dif
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corner of Houston street.
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ft
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SETS, and every article in the Furnishing hue.
being agent f?r tlie HROOKL YX FLIX7'\
1 to extcuie orii?.rs lor Hich Cut'an-' 1
11#. , ied and Plain Glass of every variety,!
wholesale and retail, and invites the attention of pin-chuser
to tlie ppleiulul assortment <?f rich Ulasa Ware on baud it
Ins estabhshnient, where they can depend upon being lui
nisheil with the finest quality of Class Ware ever manuiat
lured, being tlie only place where tlie Brooklyn Rich Flint I
Class eau be procured.
A. a. HAG LEYS
CELEBRATED IMPROVED EVER-POINTED GOLD I
\j PEN.?Tins Pen received the highest prennum ait' 1
latit Fair of the American Institute, and bas Ihu.ii pronoui
ed, by the Drat ttachtrsof Ptiimaimliip in the country,
be intiuiteiy superior to any Cold Ptu ever before ihtro- I
duced to tfiu American puolic. The lasting propertier"-41
this Pen are undoubted, owing to the total ahstuce of c
rosibilify from cmy of the inks iu use, renders it ht>s liable I
to danuige, more rosy to repair, and prevents die lu ces,-" '
ot tiie great ca/r ,nai other articles oi the kind require.
Mumiiaciorr .69 Broamvay, New York.
SHAKSPEARE HOTEL,
oonNsn or ntrANS and wiluam stkbsta, nkw vonn
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm of IIEROEN A I
t.'ALABRUN, having r? tilled and rcphiuslied tins f?pu 1
cioiit. esiabiishmeut,are now prepared to receive company.
There are one hundred and nine apartments in this house,
consisting of dining Baloons, sitting rooms, parlors, lodging I
rooms, Ac. The large haii may be used frr balls or public
meetings. The cooking dcpariment has been expressly ar- '
ranged so as to furnish, at a moment's uotice, refreshment
lor any number of persons, iron* one io three hundred, I
b? accommodated at the same time. There are rooms where I
private part its may be furnished with dinners or sup
pers, and the tahh s will be furnished with the best the mar
ket affords. Liquors and wines irom the best establish
ments in the city- Pastry and Confectionary furnished nt
.he shortest uotice. There will be a lunch at 11 o'clock I
every day, and no attention will he spared to give satisfac
tion. Men of bui-iness ami those visiting the city will find
themselves centrally and comfortably located, and the
prices will bo found to be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages are spoken in this hotel.
1000 ounces Quinine
40 pounds Iodide Potash
1000 pounds Mum Myrrh
JO boxes Cslr'd Mi^m sia
?JO cases Carh. Magnesia
ft bags Gum Senegal
~ Opium
POPPLEI1V, OUR1CK, 4c THOMKRN,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN I
DHL'US, MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS, fr.., I
iVe. 18-1 Baltimore Sired,
.FFF.R FOR SALE?
J 100 bbls. Epsom Salts
ftO bbls. Whiting
ms Ext. Logwood
ises Campbell's Shellac
,?. ases Liver Shelliu;
30 half picul cases Cassia
2 casks Mace
2 casks Nutmegs | 3 cases Gum Arabic
On Consignment, at Manufacturer** Prices.
20 bbls. Glue I 10 bbls. Copal Varnish
MARTIN LEWIS & CO'S.
wmmrwr'm.m ??
FOR T1IB EXCLUSIVE SALE OF GOODS ADAPTED
TO MEN'S WEAR.
TIIE ONL Y STORE OF THE KIND
IN BALTIMORE,
9tl3 BALTIMORE STREET,
llftteecn Churlso and Ught ?t.
CLOTHS, CASSIMKRES, VESI'INGS, Ac.
REMOVED.
MRS BOSLEY'S What^otr ami Retail Cartel Manufac
tory is removed to till Baltimore street, over John W.
Royston A Co.'s Store, where Merchants can bo supplied
with CORSETS on the most reasonable f-?-".?
TO THE PITM-IC.
IIE Subscribers would respeetfullv call the attention oi
the public to their stock of CARRIAGES, ol their own
msnufec.iure,*! their ??abliahmenl,THB llAt.Ti*o*t Ct
Faotokv, /'?etln irk street one door tun th oj Baltimore t.im,
where they keep on hand and will manufacture to order at
the shortest notice. Carriages of every description, and 111 a
sHle of unequalled beauty of construction and of superior
workmanship.
Old Carriages reptlrsd at the shortest notice, or taken in
exchange.
Carriages sold on commission.
Two first rate four-passenger Carriages, one s doctor's
close carriage, both Baltimore built; the owner bavins no
further use for them, will s^ll at a sacrifice If immediate
application be made.
H. C. WINCHESTER,
AT ms OU) BTAN0, NO. 166 BALTIMORE ST.,
RESPECTFULLY informs his numerous custom*.rs, that
he ia (as heretofore) prepared to supply them with Lin
en or Muslin Shirts, plain or fkney, at the shortest notice;
and having devoted many years of his life to ibis import
ant brsncn of the fiirnlshing business, he is prepsred to
guarantee entire satisfaction to all who tniy fcrw him with
BROOKS ft
CONGRESS GAITERS ron LADIES xm> GENTLEMEN
These articlta are mnerior to anything *ver before mi
tactured, In tnis or any other country, for
durability, beauty, and utility.'
NO 138 FCtfOH 8TU8KT, MEW YORK.
THIS unique and Uieful Invention was awarded a Kifvrr I
Medal (the highest premium) ut tin- lost Animal Fair of the
American Institute, lor its siptr.ority over all otheni offered ]
for competition.
It has met (lie appr ibatlon of the i.fflrtmof the army
navy, ms well as every gentleman of taste who has talrly
tested it* value, and is rapidly com.r? into general use
among hiI who regard case, gr<o??. tom'ort, and durahihly,
.?s ileHiruhie requisites in tl'Hr floota^od Shoes. li niHkes
the Hoot or Shoe more ehwiie, preserves its original siyle
and shape, ami five? the hollow purt a h? autiful and eleva
ted arcli, thervby allowing the heel to he worn very high
with perfect esse, or low, without expoa>ng the panta
loons-simp to Injury. It also keeps tine loot from pressing
lorwaril, ami retain* it in a natural and eaay position.?
Myself and John ftick ar* the only persons who make and
s<ll Hoot* ami filiova with this inv-uiion, in the cities ot
New York,.Brooklyn, and Jerst y City.
CONGLESS GAITELS.
The undersvned, 'the first in lb* r4,j of New York to
manufacture thin justly celebrated aiid<4ettniu article, con
tinues to make them up hi an emllt s* variety of style*, in
workmannh'p unequalled, and r?t prices defying competi
tion. All other kinds of Hoots, Shoes, Gaiters, Pumps, and |
Slippers, for ladies, gentlemen, youths, misiws. ami child
reir. LOKIN BROOKS.
138 Pulton street.
P. 8 ? Jiiat received. a esse of Russian leather for fien
tlemeu's Boots,'both f?r Dreys and Wafer Pri*?f. This is
probably tl?e fust lot ol this cekbratid Leather ever import
? <1 iiiin i li?- 111?11*?? t Si.tie s
OCR AN ft TRAM NA VIGATION COMPANY
IT mted States Mail IJne to f\jicis and Suuthuinjtion, and I
lire mm.
The splendid uew Steamship WASHING
TON, 11i*i tons burthen, Frederic If* Witt, com
II start front V w Vork on the 'Zi?i of Septem
ber, earning Uie II. S. Mail
She will touch at Cowea and Southampton to land nus
seu&era and deliver the mails lor England, France and tt?-l
gluin, and will then proceed to Breuurhaveu. Returning,
will l**ave Bremerhaveu the loth October.
The Washington ia built in the strongest manner, with a
view to being converted into a ship of war, and subject at
any time to inspection by ofilrers appointed by the Presi
dent, both during and alter construction.
She has two engines of loot) horse power each, and t
commodntious lor I'Ai passengers.
Passage from New \ork to Southampton or to Bremen, I
il'JI.
Do from Bremen and Southampton to New York, ilW.
She will carry about IKh'i tons In ight, which will be I
charged according to the nature of the goods o lie ring. All
letters must pass through the Post Office. Parcels, for |
which billsof lading will lie Hianed, will be charged#5e?
For Freight or Passage, apply st the Olflce ol the Ocean j
Steam Navigation Compuuv, 4ft William .street, corner ?
Wall. I* MILLS, General Agent.
Achilla at Southampton, l?AY, CROSKEY A. ROSS,
at Bremen, O. A MEINEKEN A CO.
at Havre, WU.MAM IIISEI.IN.
The second steamer of the line is in due course of cot
struetion. and will be in readiness in Hie ensuing lall.
PIANO FORTEH.
THE undersigned are manufacturing at their eslabliahment
* in Baltimore, 6, ti I and 7 octave PIANOS, of all pat
terns and styh s. which they can confidently recommend to
professors and amateurs. Ttie Pianos manufactured by them
have that peculiarity of touch which commend Hum to
players of every school, us well as those who are distin
guished bjy a soli ami delicate actum, as those who e~~ "*?"
by a bold, fi? ry, and rapid movement.
They arw authorised to refer to numerous professor
Baltimore, who have given their Pianos a trial, for their
aestimoniaw in their Invor, and they are warraul'd ill re
commending them by the universal approbation which they
have received from the great number of persons who have
them in use in Baltimore, and in the south ami we*l gene
rally. They are confident that they make an instrument
equal to any made anywhere in this country or In Europe,
and their extensive manufacture of Pianos enables them to
sell on terms liberal and satisfactory. All instruments made
by them are warranted, and they will be kept in tune *
year after purchase, without charge.
An agent will visit Richmond in a short time, and various
parts of Virginia and North Carolina* and will receive or
ders, which will be tnithfully ami promptly executed at our
manufactory.
Orders will nlan be received at our factory direct,
ami special pains take n to give satisfaction^
No
GRAIN SACKS?GUNNY BAGS.
Git AH AM BROTHERS,
80 AND ti'i WATER STREET,
MANUFACTURERS and dealers in HAGS AND UAG
UINC i', oflVra lor sale all kinds ol H A f i S lor GRAIN.
tifc.Jor Shttijiiitif utut Home Unf. CO It X and M 'Jlh!A V
iS'A' 7v-S? 2U0,0>?, maiiufatitured from Linto, Cotton Duck
and Drills-s./a s aud fabrics warranted.
GUM NY DAUJ? 1UD.0U0: small, medium, Lirge and
extra large, for covering Rio Cotfee.
FLOUR HACKS of various fabrics, suitable for the
ohipmmt of Fiotir to Enalaud.
WOOL KA C'A-'.S'?10.UU0
V OFF LIU IJA'ttf.?JOjiVO Rio and LajuyraCoobe Bags, |
'fas warranted.
HE A M VN iV Ml/Hi,
321 LROADWAY, NEW YORK,
\ RE tlaily receiving from the large Aucuon Smiles, c
A soruntnt of FANCYatul filAlJL!?'. lilt Y t> OOI)-S,
adajKud to the best CMy Tcatle, and purchased much below
flie coW of im]K>j'bttion, which tbey ?irc otrenng at a very
g/naJt a/lvam t.
They have aiso received br the various steamers ami
packets, a very general ossorim-ut of JlIt'll FANCY
DJi Y CiOOD&% to which iliey invite the al tent ion of pur
chasers. In their siock will bu iuund the AuuvcautvM of
Paris and Lomloa.
Tiiey beg Uuvc to present tlieir thanks for the patrotnge
so liberally bestowed upon their establlsument, and ???
sure the public that they will *
of run fix/cure and ttup^n't.
It is tiicir purpose to extend their already large business, I
aud stimulated by tin ir untxampled succt'ss thus far, tiiey
are determined i*o leave Uo honorable t. slVirts untried l?? at:--1
complish their tU sigu. A consult ruble amount of experi
ence in bilsiiurs lias demonstrated to their saiisiaclioti that I
the t.?nly sun- method ol obtaining nud s<cwr,nt:a lar^e bus
iness, is to have it based upon correct principles, and that
while, an merchants, tiny consult the interest of their cus
tomers, they are pursuing the only true method of advancing J
ENGRAVINGS, PAINTINGS
PICTURE FRAMES, PIER AND MANTEL GLASSES,
Ac - WILLIAM $ KTE VtISS, 314 Broadway, a
short tlistance above the Park, IMPORTERS AND
DEALERS /.V ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GER
MAN KN G RAVINGS, MANUFACTURERS OF
LOOKING GLASSES, 4'c.
W. ?V S. have made such arrangements with the first
publishing houses in the PRINT hue, both in London and
Paris, ns will secure to them a constant supply of ail the
most popular subjects from the best artists, as well us the
first of all novelties as they are produced, which they will
sell at very reasonable prices.
MANTEL AND PIER GLASSES, is all the varieties
of French, Eli/jibethiau and Gothic styles, constantly on
hand or framed to order from original designs, with supe
rior French plates, and with Ihnt faithful attention to quali
ty which has always characterized their establishment
Portfolios and Stands constantly oil hand.
CLOTHING, &o.
PEVLIXS* CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
No. :t3 John sirt et, corner of Nassau. ,
THE Subscribers are prepared with a most i xtensive and I
1 select nock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
to which they respectfully Invite die attention of wholesale
and retail buyers. ? I
They have on hand aud In process of manufacture up
wards of FIFTEEN THOUSAND GARMENTSft I
which they guarantee to be made with all the elegance and
durability of the hist ru.tlum trorle of the most fashionable
houses in the United States,and at price^ NUAar qnr-hai.p
i.kss !! and ibis, together with the Cnnh System, forms the
great secret of I heir most /tattering success.
Their stock of French, English, German and American
Cloths, Cn.s-iinui' -i, IV.. U,,inrn. Tiru dit, ?V<-. i\v . is,
Clot ha, ('nam inert *, ir*ring?, ikuiith, j jrrrw*, qi. ij<., *
they venture to assert, Ike lanrrst and best selected (of any
similar establithmeut) in New York.
Their work made to order they guarantee equal Jo that
I made at the most noted merchant tailors of the city, but at
prices corresponding with their Chraji Cash System. For,
in every department, they have secured the servicew of the
best Cutters ami Workmen the city affords.
Terms CASH or no delivery.
DANIEL A J. DEVLIN,
33 John street, earner of Nassau.
HALL, TllOMPlilNS A BLACK,
LA TR MAimUAS!) .f Co.
nAVE just received a large assortment of Sheffield Plated
Ware, consisting in pari of?
Table Cutlery with plated handles to match their patterns!
of Silver Forks; rich Kpergres, Silver mounted, with or
i without platleau; Dish Covers; Castors, Tea Kettles ami
Urns; Tea and Coffee Sets, Eax Boiler* and Egg Siamis;
plain and chased Waiters in sizes from H to jugA? 1
j Flower, Fruit, Jelly, and Ice ('ream Stands, AAc.
IN SILVER WARE,
The varh ty of patterns, and extent of their assortment is J
much greater than can t?e found nt any or every other es
tablishment in this city, am I the quality of their Silver, (us
well as the workmanship,) is not to be surpassed in the |
United States. Their assortment of Diamond ami other
rich Jewelry, Watches, Chains. Ac.., is complete; nil of
which are ofiVred for sale al a small advance on the cost, nt
the old stand No. iHl Broadway, sign of the Oolites Eagle.
Herts a son's amalgamated silver
STEEL AND PL A TINA PEN&- warranted not
I to irorroile. All who apprcriate comfort in writiua should
use the above beautiful liens, as they a Hi warmnted not to
corrode; and for eliirttclfv, fineness and durability, are
unequalled by nny other pens ever offereil. These |H'ns
were first Introduced into this country in August, 1816, nt
which time the manufacturer* were unknown to the writ
ing community; the pen, therefore, had to stand on ita own
merits. It in Inert tore gratifying to tbe manure lurers to
acknowledge that a discerning public has paid the highest
tribute to ihelr labors, and that the present demand (which
is daily incnnsuig) br exceeds their utmost expectation*.
The quantity of pens made and wild by Hens A Son,
j from December, lw?, till December 1?40. is
:t7ft,U?i gross, or ?1..V*UM? doaen. or of pens.
The enormous demand for these Is a sufficient proof of
the quality; it is therefore unnecessary to publish the vari
oua certtfi. at-s that the manufacturers have received from
I all parts of the Union. They may b? had at wh<dt?nle at
j the manutneturera' depot, 68 John street, New York?or .'tf?
I Cornhlll, Boston?and retail from all Btatlonen In tha tJnl
ted Slates.
TEAS! TEAS!! TEAS!!!
WASHINGTON AGENCY OF TI1C NEW VOUK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
Tlie oldest Ten Establishment In America
F*I*CtPAL ESTABLISHMENT rS NEW YOUK.
The CANTON TEA COMPANY hat ,
i lislunciit iu Aril eric ii. The public h?v. iUBAi
had .nil pmo! of their Integrity anil responsibility. But
uncii has been the ureal and pressinc 'Irmaml for tmir
TEAH of late,'.tint thfcy have been obliged to enlarge, to s
grest extent, their two principal establishments iu New
York, viz:
1J43 Chatliam anil 1G3 Greenwich Streets.
They mor? over pessess far.iiitlcs, In relation lo the Tea
Trade, in a very abundant degree, ami doubtless, superior
lo any other Tea Concern in A nunc a. Their scrupulous
regard to all principles that lend to elevate the charscier oi
a huge house is well underhiood, sod has alp ady secured
them a connexion, probably, larger than ali other Tta Es
tablh l,nit iits united, and they consequently are inicrmiiiti'
to H'.'Il Teas purer, inort /riigituU, and pcrjtct tortile prices,
iu tlie aggregate thau any house in the world?China ex
Vhey most zealously invite the stteution of tlie inhabi
tants of Washington to thUr Agency, where the following
assortments are aiwuys on hand: and they feel no hesita
tion in NtntiUfj, that wherever a single trial is made, a very
decided preference in given to the celebrated Teuu of (he
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
tn>-* Reader, make the experiment!
Ilrtml Prices an /'allows, tultjict in nil eat6* tc be. rt horned
\/' tu>{ njiftrvreu iff?
Greens.
Good Young Huson, $0 DO per lb
Fine do. 0 61 44
No 2 fragrant do - . , . . . 0 75 44
No 3 very line do, ? 1 00 44
Silver Leaf do. . ' I 2fi "
Good Hyson, o 76 "
Very line do. I (V) "
Extra fragrant 1 26 44
Good Hyunt Skin, 0 fit) "
Good Imjtri iaJ, 0 75 "
Very fine do. . . ... 1 00
Extra fine do. . ? 1 25
Good Guritunrtltr, (I 75 44
Fine do, . . . . . . 1 00 44
Extra fine do. I 25 44
Blacks.
No. 1 Souchong, 0 50 "
No. 2 do. 0C!l "
Finest do 0 76 44
Fragrant Powchong, ? ? - various prices.
('nngo various prices.
Finn Oohnig, HO "
Very fine do. - . . . ? 0 76 44
Extra line do . 1 00 "
Ningyong,. various prices.
Finest English lirtnkfwl 7V<i,(vtry rich Pekoe
flavored.) . . . . . 0 75 ?
Fine f/range I'ehue, 0 62 44
Fuesl Pekoe Flowers, I (X> 44
rJotcvua, or finest lilac,k Tea imported, - ? I IX) "
Nc Pltu intra TEAS, both Green and Iliack,
ol all descriptions, the highest grades
grown in China, I 50 4
CO-TAKK NOTICES?The Canton Tea
Company are the exclusive vender* of the superior
III o k Tea called "IIOWQIIA'S MIXTURE." They intro
duced it iu America in ltrtd-and every other iieraon or
house professing to sell the same at all?much less at a
lower price?deceive the unwary, as the public themselves
will perceive, by comparing the spurious with the genuine
4* ilowtjua" vended by the Canton Tea Compauv.
Every package (in addition to its containing full weight,
independent of the wrapper,) bears the stamp of ueatucsa
mid elegance, mid the Teas therein are so thoroughly secured
from light and air, that their quality and power will remain
unimpaired iu any climate.
CIIAIU.ES a. COMLY, Agent.
At Tbmim.um an's Book-store
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
THE CAMDFN AND AMBOY RAH. ROAD LINE, FOR
PHILADELPHIA AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES, will
leave Pier No. 2, N. It., foot of Battery Plrces, by Steam
boat JOHN POTTER tor South Amboy, everyday, (Sun
day excepted,) at six o'clock.
Pawieugers will take the cars from South Amboy to Cam
den ami arrive in Philadelphia, about II 1-2 o'clock.
Fare to Philadelphia, S3; for forward deck passengers to
Philadelphia, #2^0; Emigrant and Transportation Line every
day. by Steamboat Transport, at 3 1-2 o'clock P. M . fire
$2r45: Freehold and Monmouth, via Stugesfrom Hightsiown
and West's Turnout; from New York to Freehold by Wests
Turnout,K7 1-2; from New York to Freehold by lliglitstown.
Sl,f?0; to Spots wood aud Wests, 75 cents; South Amboy, 25
cents; Ptrih Amboy, 12 1-2 cents.
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO PHILADELPHIA.
For the accommodation of those persons wishing tc spt n4
a part of the day in Philadelphia, either on busmen or plea
sure, Excursiou ticketH will be mruished. entitling the pas
sengers to return by the Mail Liueet4 1-2 o-chtcx, P. M.,
tl.< same day, or at to o'clock the next morning.
Tickets for the Excursion 65, to he liad at the office, No.
0 West Street, or on board the boat.1
Fifty nounds of bag$nge will be allowed lo each passm*
gar in diss hue, and pass* ugsrs aru expressly prohibited
from taking anything as baggage but their wearing apparel,
which WiU be ul the risk oi its owner.
I. BLISS, Agent.
.\aiis, Tacks, Brads, L'rass Ket
tles, Ac.
\1TALTER M. SMITH, 229 Pearl street, offers for tale at
\> the lowi el market prices, cut, wrought, finishing clout,
shoe und trunk Nads; Brails, Tucks, and wood Screws oi
bras* and iron; braes K? tih-s, bailed ami unbailed. Aii
,?iuds of Hinges, Turn Buckles, Hooks and Staphs; Blind
Fasteners, Stair Rods, Cutlery, Files, Rasps, dtc. Locks oi
oil kinds. Wool Twine, Btd Cords, Rope, Cutlery, Files,
Sid Irons, Ac.
(
IpODYEAR'S Patent Gum Elastic Composition lor Ma
rl c.. :?a Belting, a* has been folly tested, possesses innu*
nimble advantages over that manufactured out of leather;
will lust a great deai longer, aud can be produced at a great
deal lew* '-xp-use.
The METALLIC STEAM PACKING, for steam
boilers, l? now concrded to be superior lo any article ever
I*-fore used lor that purpose. The al?ove are sold by
D. 1IODGMAN,
N. V Tndis Rubbnr Warehouse, 27 .Mai l- o laine.
MILLER JL CO.'U
NEW GREAT WESTERN EXPRESS
TO CIJMUEJILA SD, HR O WNS VILL E, PITTS
liURUH, WHEELING, CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS.
A^IRRANGEMENTS have been made with Messrs. Burk 4c
? Co.'s Express from Baltimore to Pittsburgh lor the ex
tension ol this Line, on ami alter Monday, October 4th, to'
the above named places, with mail speed. Tlie wagons of
?Ids line are sll new, built with the caparity of 4,500 lbs ,
and the bent teams to he obtained have been placed along
the line of (he National Road.
Messengers will accompany all goods by this line, and sec
that the drivers on the road make I he allotted time from
station lo station, without failure.
All goods will be receipted for at any of our offices or
agencies, North or South, to arrive in Pittsburgh in 50 boms,
and Wheellng'in 60 hours from Baltimore.
Goods received until 12 o'clock in the day.
CABINET, FURNITURE ANB
UPHOLSTERY ESTAUUSHMENT.
fplt E SUBSCRIBER having opened his new Warerooms,
1 No. 173 Chesnut street, opposite the State House,' re
jsp? etlolly solicits from the public a continuance of the flni
leritif patronage which for many years they have been
pleased to extend him In his former establishment south
Fifth street - his stock of Furniture and Upholstrry em
brace* almost every srticle known In the trade, at prices
as low as articles ol a similar quality can be puiehased lor
.on the seaboard, and he offers to the community his assur
ance thai h>* arrangements in manufacturing wdl precludt
the possibility of any article being offtred to their inspec
tion which will not be entitled to his guarantee.
Strangers visiting the city sre respectfully Invited to an
examination of his stock, either as purchasers or other
wise. CRAWFORD RIDDLE.
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
EST A HLISIIMENT.
QMUANTIN A LI TZ, Cabinet Makers snd Upholsterer*.
ha%< the honor i<? inform thwr fHvnac snd Qtt public in
"general that they have taken the large, rominodiouM an-l
attractive Baxaar Store, No 2W CHESNUT STREET, op
posite the Aradrmy of Fine Arts, where they now liav
ready lor inspection a large and splendid assortment of ar
ticles iu their line; such asparlor,chamb'-rand hoiidoir fure
niture, in the latest Paris style, whicn ihey sell si it e mini
Grateful for the liberal patronage we have received, we
respectfully solicit a continuance of the same, pledKing our
selves to e'x* it our greatest endeavors lo give aalisfaction to
our patrons by the tpiallty anil fini*h of our artich-s, which
we will guarantee to be of the besi workmanship..
CH F. LIN USE Y has removed to the new buildings, No 66
, Liberty Slreet.itirU store from Broadway,) Where he is
prepared to exhibit, with few exceptions, sn en/in neir,
seasonable slid desirable stock of
SILKS AM) FANCY GOODS,
embracing every variety of plain and figured, black, colored
ait'l changeable Silks.
DRESS GOOPS of every description; plain and fljmrsl
Cashmeres ind M nss de I tines, M? rin?-?-*. a-c. Also, s
isnre sssortntent of FANCY CAP AND BONNET
nt/lIlONS, together with plain, colored snd black Sum
Tail, oa Rilibons.
FRINGES AND GIMP TRIMMINGS of every va
riely and newest styles.
SUA 1 VbS of sll kinds snd qualities, Including Silk,
Rrochs ThlbbH, C?liwsrs Tnrltsrrl, Ac. He wonla
ivirticularly call attention to his unu?uslly larse and desira
ble assortment of LACKS, EMBROIDERIES, AND
WHITE MUSLINS
And he would respectfully ask the Inapertton of his stock
in geuersl by those who are willing to avail themselves of
low mtcws'for Ctuh and Short C^nlit
JAMES PIR8SON, M Walker street, has now on hand
and is daily finishing, Piano Fort** of every deacriptioo,
from h>s very superior horizontal grand* down to plain
squ ire 6 1*4 octaves, combining sll the improvement* oj
th# day, with many others suggested by his own egperienccK
In the'business. All his instruments ars mads expreMily
for the eity trade, snd no peine or expense is spared to rem
der them equal at least to thoas of sny other manufeciursi ,
In the country
Kcw route* la New Jirwr, P.i?uyl??ol?.
SUrjrUud aud Ohio*
Extract from the act a/Cunr o' 3-1 March, BIB. union IB
^ And be it furl her e/iac/e J, That it shall be the duly of
the Postmaatcr Geueral, l? all future leltlugs of contracts
for the tvansportalon of the mail, to let the Mine in every
c??e to the lowest bidder tendering sufficient guarantee*
for faithful performance, without other reference U> the
in,itic of such transportation thtan may be necewary to pro
vide for the due ce|eriiy, certainly and security ofsuch
tnuuuocwM), pwr ehnll w.y new euMiMlor hew"torbj
rfnu'rcl 10 uurrhm? <mi. or lake at ?t valuiUlon, Hie ?ark
or vehicle* of any j?revioiie co?)iracior fcwr the samr rouir.
rr~y-Bidder* will be careful to read the forms aud Inst*uc
turns appended to thin advertisement. They are |?<|tieMftn
to fcialt. il. their proposal* the mode by which lliey .Mem.
tocouvey the mail. Where the bi/.e and wri^bi 01 t u
m.iU, or.he speed<*?"' f?' ln th* ^hedulr,, .tall retire
It. the contracts will be made lor coach, steamboat, or rail
road conveyance, an the c*se may be ; and,
such route, will i>e let to bids nroposing such mode of co n
veyauce. In all other cases, the route* will be assigned lo
bid* proposing the cheapest mode* of transportation.
DROPOSALS for carrying die mails of Ihe !2"jJe<'*'
Y from lItc Int day of July, 1HI9.to the JOth "f
1K>2, inclusive, in NKW JKRSHY, PENfiBVIA ANU.
MARYLAND, and OHIO, will be received at the Contract
Office of the post Office Department. In the city of H ashing
ton, until 9 a m, of ihe 4th April, lM9, (to be decided b>
the ttth of April, l&ilOiui the route# and in the maimer
and time herein specified. v,j:
NEW JERSEY.
1360. From New Germantowo at 10 a m Wednesday
lly pottereville and ITniortville
To Herman Valley, by 2 p m, 12 miles
And back between o p m and 9 p m same day.
1370. From Key Port ot 6 a m, ai* time* a week.or of
ten as the boats run between New V ork and
Key Port.
By llolmdal and Colt's Neck
To B<iuunkum, by 12 m, 20 mllee
Aud back between I p m and 6pm same day.
1371. FromTuckhaoe at 5 p m Saturday
Uy Lower Bridge, on Cedar Creek. Seaville, and
oud Townsend Inlet
To Capr May C II , by 11 p m 20 milea
And back between 6am and 12 m wme day.
Proposal* to leave in the morning, and return in the af
ternoon of the same day, on a day to be named, will becon
sidered.
1372. From Philadelphia (Pa.) at 6am Saturday
By Camden (N. J ) ftnd the following places:
Ellesburg, Fellowship, and Green Tree
To Mount Laurel, Burlington counfy, (N. J.,) by 12
in, 20 miles
And back between 1 p in and 7pm aame day.
1373. C?ni erry at 9 a m Saturday
To South Urutiawick, by 11 a m,5 mllea
And back between 1 p in and 3 p in aame day.
PENNSYLVANIA.
1707. From Sharon Centre at 6 a m Wednesday
lly McKay's Grist Mill, through Ihe valley of the
lloneyoye Creek
To Wellsville, (New York,) by 12 m, 18 mile*.
And ba?-k between 1 p m and 7 p in same day.
.708. From Perklomen Bridge at 6 a m Monday aud Friday
lly Sch wenc k's Store, Frederick, Colebrookdale,
and Emails
T'? Allentowu, by 7 p m, 43 miiea ,
And bark between 6am aud 7 p itfnext day.
Proposals to commence thla at Norristown ; also to run
trl-weekly will be considered,
1709. From Poltsvllle At 1pm Monday
lly Llewellyn, Tremont, Bearmount, Wlconlsco,
and EHsabethvllle
To Millersburg, by 6 p m, 55 miles, next day
Aud back between 6am Weduesday, and 12 m
next day.
1710. From Stroudesburg at 6 a m Wednesday
By Bracklevville, Pricebui-g, Indian Hill, Coves
'ville, South Sterling, and East Sterling
To Sterling, by 6 p in, j0 milea
An?l back between 6am ami 6 p m next day. |
1711. From Penningtonville at 6 * ni Siturday j
By Cooperaville, Green Tree lull, Bart's and Pas
To Buck, bv 12 m, 00 miles
Ami back between 1 p m ami 7am same day.
1712. From Oil Creek at 6a m Friday
By Home, Eldred, and Spring Creek
To Columbus, by 6 p m, 30 milea
And Hack between 6 a m and 6 p in next day.
1713. From Trexlertown at9 p m Saturday
Bv Mlddletown
To Hereford, by 12 m 10 miles
And back between 1pm and 1pm same day.
1714. From Worcester at 8 a in Saturday
To Centre Square (meaning probably Union Square,)
by 10 a in, Orniles
And back between 12 m and 2pm raine day.
1715. From Jonestowu at 8a in Wednesday
To Rherersburg. by 12 m, IS miles
And back between l?m and 4pm same day.
1716 From Clarion at C a m Monday
Along the northeast side of Clarion River
To Ridgeway, by 12 m.OOniilea, next day,
Aud back between I p m and 6 p in Wednesday
717. From Allen at 9 a in Saturday
To Rolling Spring, bv 12 m, 10 miles
And bat k between 1 p m and 4 p in same day.
1718- From Hollldaysbnrg at 6 a m Monday
Bv Atli-ghany, Ashland Furnace*, and Weaklattd s
To 'Newman's M ils, by 12 m, fill miles, next day
And back between 1 p m Tuesday and 6 p ui
I Wednesday.
1719. From West Philadelphia at 8 m Tuesday and Satur
day
By Ksllysville, I.aob'sStore,Springfield, Rose Tret.
ami Bishop's Works
To llowclsedle, by 2ii m, 20 miles
And bark betwsen / a m and 1 p m Monday aud
Friday.
Proposals for once a week service will be considered.
172?>. From Sumneytown at 6 a m Monday
Bv ftrinrrsfnwn
To ihnaus, by 12 m, 18miles
Ami back between I p m and 7pm sama day.
Proposal* to run on another day (to be named) that will
mike better connections will be considered.
1721. From Kmietltnwn at B am Wednewlay
T?> tlo mouth ofTioiusta Creek, by G p in, 30 miles
And back between C a m and 6 p m nex* day.
1722. From S invtlle at l p m Tuesday
Bv Wallacevlllo
. To Dempseyiown, by 3 p m, 6 miles
And back between 4 p maud 7 p m same day.
1723. From Cushhuville l>y 6 a m Wrduesday
To Sprin-: Mills, (N. V.,) by'J a in, 8 miles
And back between 10 a m and I p m same day.
172L Frani AUcufown at 9 p m Saturday
Bv Sueek^ville
To Kern's Mdi. by 12 m, 10 miles
Anil hack between 1 p m aud 4pm Rims day.
1723. From Norristown ut 4 p m Tuesday, Thursday, aud
Siturdvy
Bv Jeflersonvllle, Shanuonsville, and Lumberville
To PbamixviUe, by 7 p m, 10 miles
Ami back between 4 amand 7am same day.
Proposals to run six times a week will be considered.
1726. From Gap at 8 a m Saturday
Bv Hal ami Intercourse
To New Holland, by 12 m, II miles
Aud back betweeit 1 p m and op m same day.
Proposal* for tri-weekly service will be considered.
1727. From West Penn at 1 p in Wednesday
To L' highion, by 4 p m, 10 milts
And bark, between 9 a m and 12 m same day.
Proposals to run on a day aud at hours that will make
better connections will be considered.
728. From Smith's Ferry at 7 a m Saturday
Bv Ohtoville
To Darlin-iton, by 12 m, 15 miles
And back between 1 p m and 6pm same day.
1729. From Dunninisville at 9 a m Wednesday
Bv Vanceville
To Hillsborough, by 12 m, 10 miles
Ami back between 1 p maud 4pm same day.
I7C0. From Pittsburg at 6 a m Wednesday
lly Breakneck, Whltestown, and Prospect
To Brownlnatown, by 6 p m. 40 miles
And back between 6 a mand 7 p in next day.
Proposals for trl-weekly or six-tlmes-a-week convey
auce, with change of schedule, will be considered.
1731. From WiUiamsport at 9 a m {Monday
Bv Loyalaock Valley
To Cherry, by 11 p m, 45 miles
And back between 6am and 8 p m next day.
Proposals htatiny the Intermediate points are invited.
1732. From Greensborongh at 9 a m Wednesday
llv J. E. Taylor's Store
To Whitely, by 12 m, 10 miles
And back between 1 p m and 4pm same day.
1733. From Providence at 6 a m Wednesday
By John Cobb, Holllstersvllle, Hamilton, and Paeo
To Tart on, by 6 p m,?0 miles
And back between 6am and 6pm next day.
1734. prom Watteburg at 6 am Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
By Columbus, Spring Creek, Pittsfield, Youngs
ville, ami Irvine
To Warren, by 6 p m, 40 miles
And back between 6am and 6pm next day.
MARYLAND.
ior.6 From Baltimore at 6 a m Saturday
By Cub Hill and Fork Meeting house
To Belsir, (Md.)by 6 pm, 30 miles
And bac^between ham and 6pm Friday.
1957 From Plineess Anne at 6 a m Wednesday
By Kingston
To Jefferson Corner, by 12 m, 16 miles
And back between 1 p n? and 7pm same day.
lMA From EU'cotf* Mills at 9 a in Saturday
By Clarksvllle and Sindy Spring
To RockyI lie, by 9 p m, 26 mi h a
And back between 9am dnd 9 p m Friday.
Pranosala for tri weekly, conveyance to Clarkeville, ??i
throuuh on the whole route' will be considered.
i nixing n OHIO,
8277. From rhlck..?w ?t ? ? m SeluPlur
To ('rinhrrry Prtirie, by 12 ni, la mil."
And ta'k between I p m anrt 6 p m urn'
rr"T|>o*?l"* to commence at New BremM, will be coneid
"ar *. From Mlllun ?l 9 ? mTneadiT ?";l FrM?r
By Bl(Ximu?*iUe
To BaadnikT f12- mllee
And b*f * between 1 p m ?nd 4pm niw day
ritipoial. to ewl route on Ihe railroad (to he lumeil ,1
aleu more frequent pwveyaiice, will be coneidrre.1
2!7J From Ribina at 6 a m Wednexlov
By ttuinn'e Mdle and CeMtreetlle
To Hishlatid, by 13 m. IS mllr.
And back between I P m jnd f p m ?am tlv
TWO From 0'or*etown at 8 a m T"'"13.' ,..
By New Hep -, Button,awl Oieenellle
T,;h^'1.;V^r;ve'nV. m and e'n" m nexl <U?.
Pmr.*ila t" commence thla route at N- w Hope will l?
con*h?erfd _ ivminptiiiit
MHBI* F^y W^mfsylttt! M-rtlnsvllle, l.vncf.hurg. DotWon
yille, Princeton. Buford, ai?d New Hope
To Oeorgeiown, by 8p m, 40 miles
Aud back between ??a m and 8 jp m neat day
Proposals to end route st New Hope will be consklered.
rum Defiance hi ti u ui Wednesday
By Briiuersbun* mid Hicksvdlc
.To P maun, by Gum aud 6 p m next <Ujr.
22KJ. From Tiffln lit 6 4 ni Mond.iv
By Van Hur*n it ml Independence
To Defiance, by 12 m. 75 milt 8, Wednesday
And buck ijniwem 1 p m Wednesday anil 6pm
Friday.
2284. From Gsrrett^tUJe ai G a m Wrilacidftf
By Freedom, Shiler?vllle, Streetsboro', Hudson,
Richfield. and llmkley
Td Brunswick, by G pui, 37 miles
And back beiwten 0 a ni and ti p'm next day.
2235. From Lower Sandusky at 3 n m Saturday
To l'?p*t Clinton, by 12 m, 13 niiiea
And back between 1 p m and 6 n m s-une diy.
2J86. From llagsrstowu at b a m Wednesday
To Eaton, by V2 m, 13 miles
And back between 1 p m and 5pm name day
2287. From Jackson C II mflam Friday
Ity Jackson Furnace
To Portsmouth, by ti n m,32 miles
Ami back lieiween 0 a m and 5 p in next day.
2288. From WatereUie at 6 a m Tuesday
II? Turkey Fool
To Bryan, bv U m' next day, 50 milrn
And bark pet ween 1 p m Wednesday and 6pm
Thursday.
2X2 From W ferfordstDa m Wednesday
I?V Woortowu
To I'.nlow, by 12 m, 10 miles
A Mil back bnwet n 1 p m und 4pm aame day.
4199. From Jacksonville at 8 a m, Tuesday
By Houston's X lload? and Cranberry Pialrie
To Mouieuumo l?v 6 p m. 2-1 mile*
Atid bark l>e-*weeu S a in ami tip m next day.
Query; Wuuher Houston's X Road* belongs to this
r.Mitr I
22UI. Front Hamilton a< f? a m Wednesday
By Morin'og Sun
To Richmond, da ,) by 8 p in, 10 miles
And luck between 6 a m and 8pm next day.1
Proposals naming the intermediate points to be supplied,
also more frequent service and greuter speed, will be con
sidered.
*292. From Ithaca al 6 a m Wednesday
To New Castine, by 7 p m, 5 miles
And bick between 2a m and 4 a m same day
Proj>ou.ilb to extend No. 2201 to New Cystine are invited.
2293. From X**nia at 1 pm Saturday
By Byron
TOTOirn'dd, bv 5 p m, 1* m?le?
And back between 6pm aud 10 p m same aay.
*?? From Sr. J,w*ph affl a ui W? ...
By VVillifitn Centre und Beuueruburg
To Defiance, by G p m, 30 mi!'?
And back between Gam aud ti p m next day.
Proposalsfo eud loure at Bruntrsburg will be considered.
NOTES.
Eaoh proposal should bo accompanied by a guaranty,
signed by one or more responsible persons, in the follow
ing manner, viz
"The undesigned guaratee that , is his bid
for carrying the mail from to be accepted by
the Posimnyter Oeitend, shall enter an obligation prior to
the first dayqf July next, with pood and sufficient sureties,
to perform the service proposed "
This should be accompanied by the certificate of a post
master, or ot'ier equivalent testimony, that the guarantors
are men of property, und able to make good their guaranty.
The proposals should be sent to the depurtnrnt, endor
sed " Proposals for route No. , in , snd addressed
to the Frst Assistant Ponnnster General.
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combination,
and the terms snd conditions on which the contract 1sto
be made, see. the annual advertisement In another column'.
C. JOHNSON, Postmaster fJeneral.
December 10.194*?. Mar 12? lawl2w.
LE DOYEN'H' DISINFECTING FLTID.
MF.:;8tt9. POl't.lN, BOOCna *. COMPAXV,
Sole proprietors of the celebrated
LE DOYEN'S DISINFECTING FLUID,
Beg leave to call attention to this important and Invaluable
article, the greatest discovery of the age?patented in
Washington, December, U>17.
THE above invahublo preparation, which entitles the in
ventor to, and musty when- fully known, gain for him
the gratitude and l-ssings of the whole human family,
possesses the pm\ ? i of immediately destroying the most
offensive odor, fro whatever cause arising.
By il Hospital \Y rds can be disinfected of miasma and
Water Closets, Ct * Pools, Cellars. Ao., die., of ujmure
gases. In the sick chamber liiis Fluid will be found iu
valuable, as the nnuseous smell arising from sores on I ho
body, or from the night stool, are by Its use at once d'a
pelled. Hint should the disorder terminate tatally, the corpae
? (if from any cause necessary) be kepi s- veraj week a,
... jsiug the Fluid, without becoming in the slightest degree
offensive.
Captains of emigrant ships will derive incalculable ad
vantages from its use In the steerage, for disinfecting and
for bilge water. Indeed, so numerous are its .virtues, to do
it justice in an advertisement would be impossible. Cer
tificates, from the most cel.-.rated physicians of England,
France, aud of this city, who have tested it. may be seen at
our office, which will fully convince the most sceptical of
its wonderful qualities.
It is entirely free from any odor of its own, simple in Its
appl cation and certain in l:s etfecis.
']'<> Owtwrs, /l^en/a, Cnptaituiff vrancls and others:?For
sale iu large quantities, for steerage of i migrant ships,
bilge water, and other disinfecting purnoBes. by an appli
cation of this Fluid, the contents of a Privy can be remov
ed without causing that highly offensive stench, upd t; us
rendering night soil a valuable manure.
The undersigned, desire to bring th's article in:o public
use. It will he furnished iu quart botttesof our own sump
for local uses or by the gallon.
Orders ore respcctluliy solicited, and will be immediately
supplied. POII.IN. HOC Ell S A: CO.,
39 Merchants' Exchauge. William street,
New York.
CQ? For sale in this cifv bv
W. ?v J it. OILMAN, Dnigglats,
Pennsylvania Avenue.
New York. September 19. 1548.
GentlemenHaving used your D.sio.tctlng Fluid on my
last voyage in the Washington ncro b the Atlantic. 1 found
it an invaluable article for destroying the cflluvia from the
Wait r closet, Ao.
It is also valuable for f'.ie pnKseiv^t rs to use in their stata
looms, pariicularly in cases nf sickness- i think it the best
disinfectant a?cutever invented.
tSigncd,! J.JOHNSTON.
Master Sfeamer Waslilacton,
Of Ocean Steam Navigation Company
To Messrs. I'OUUN, Kootius A; Cv.
jau 26?dGm
m
WINES AND Lldl OliS AT REDUCED
PUICEtl.
E WILL hereafter sell all flie following WINES and
L1QIJOBS at fivm lu to 23 per cent, bi low our former
prices:
75 baskets Iflclaleck CHAMP AG SrE WrXE.
GO do <?ie?!iMT.'s champagne of extra line quality.
25 do Bochi's champagne fair article.
25 do Sid eld brand; pts. aud qts.
35 doz. old r. serve MADEIRA, vintage IS15.
42 " Loudon L. P., v^ry fine.
15 " Sercial, old aud fine.
11 u Bual Madeira, very old and fine.
10 " M-ilmst y do. a clioiCu article.
12 44 (irapejuice do. very old.
15 44 Pomar's Bro. sherry, extra fiae.
13 44 Do. " fine article.
12 -4 Am- niHiido pa!e sherry, verv fine.
15 4i OLDPOItT W/.V/;,v ry hue.
51) 44 OLJi COGS'AG JJHANDY. pale and dark.
I ft) OLD M0.\0.\ OA UFA. A W'UlsK Y, very prime.
With a great variety of other Wines aud liquors allot which
wdl be sold unusually low. SIMMS A SON.
| P. S We have on hand part of the stock of Madeira and
Sherry of the late Walter Smith, which was eadected irom
I his stock of wines with much care, and will be sold much
j below his fixed prices ten years ago. 8. & fi.
I an 1?tlly P<*. uvenue, opposite Jackaon Hall.
rpHE subscriber will open on the 1st of September next,
X the Merchants* Exchange hotel, located in Slate etreeu
and iu the immediate vicUnfy of the Banks, the Post Or
rice, and the Exchange, and hones b> the strictest atleutlon
to the watltsand comforts of bis gin sis, to merit a good
siiaru of tits public (nitron ige. The house has one hun
dred rooms, has been thoroughly rcuovated and repair
ed, and the undersigned feels confident that he is now pre
pared to entertain the travelling public iu a siyle equal to
any II<?tel in the city. '1 he bedding and furniture generally
has been replenished, ami flie appointments and conveni
ences of the House nr?' Inferior to none of Its kind. By
prompt personal attention to the desires of his guests, the
subscriber hopes to ineril his shure of the public favor and
patronage.
Transient Boarders One Dollar per day.
iieShy DOOLEY.
Steam Communication direct from
Southampton t?? New Orleans and
?ursuant to ortier from the Lords Commissioners
St^ldndraiity! on the -d of November next, and thence
nlrward on the 'ind ol each succeeding mouth, the ROYAL
viAll STEAM PAC'RETS will proceed direct from South
fmuWiiS Bermuda, Nassau, li?vana, Cat or Ship Wand,
(New Orleans,) Vera Crux and Tampico, returning by ths
line route to Englaud. , ^
This arrsnxement sdmlts of an easy aud quick convey
ance to and from Souihamp'on and the places above meu
Booed, and passengers for New Orleans will be conveyed
thither from the Company's vessels on thelr arrival at Cat
or Shin Island, bv the Mexican Cult Railway Company,
who will have a'steamer ready, and other conveniences,
provided for that purpose, at a coat not exceeding three dol
lars for each person. The same facilities will be afforded
from New Orleans, embarking on board the Royal Mall
Steam Packets for Europe, Ac. ? . , _ .
The estimated time for the voyage from Southampton is
ss followsTd Bermuda, Iti days; Nassau 21 days; Havana
23 daya, Ship or Cal Island, New orleana, 281-2 da>s, \era
Crux, 33 days; Tampico, 36 days.
The Steam Packefa are appointed to leave Ship or Cat fas
land Uarbor on tlielr r? turn to England at G A. M^un "ie
21at of each month By the above alteration, passengers
*?*?? 2^7,1 "!Xr I:' ( IIAfl'r.l.. S-cnury.
D& Monrgate stre". i-"" " " r* * x
II & ||. il II HO OK.? A CO
II. at, w ii 1|
CLOTHIERS AND DEAl.KKS /A' CLOTHS, CASSb
MVUHS A.SIt VUVTLS US, Nos. 1 lti and 1U3 Cherrv
street, corner of Catharine, have on hand a very large stock
i of Fashionable read* ni ? le Clothing, just manufacturetl
and esneciaflv sdHpted lo llie s.?8,,n Alar,, CLOTHS,
CASS/M?/{??& and IA6 7/AUA', by the piece, or In
quaiiiiiieo to suit pure bast ix.
UARMUS TSol ?v. ry .lesmption mannfacturrd to or
der in the st possible uiamur aud in point of style no\ to
i be surt>assrd
ifAOCiER A BROTHERS, No. KLSouih St., three tfooro
II fntm Tnitf street. Halt.more, \f,t re turns and Im
jHtrtersof Ma.hen?Uir,il, Ojf^irm, ord J,U ru.
ments ? A gooil ssatirimeui of the luliowitm art>ules, wjnch
1 we Utiter for ?ivle at reduced prices:
Surveyor s Comp?sa.s; Lnguiier's Levels; Thenmlolites
Ttieodolites Compasses; Sii \ s, Plan., Storm, sn.t Tiansiia
rent Compass* r. Spy glasses; ptalu ano D .ible Taugeut
Qu.idrauts; Sextanla; Bari>meteis: Thermometers; Log
Olasses; Hsll-iiour (tlas*? s ; Tape Lin* s; Cases of Draw
ing Instruments; PocUet Cum|uu-M s ? Surveyors Chains:
Carpenter's snd Lnniber Rubs; I'ailors and Sajimakers*
Stpuires; Brass uu l tiunttr S.n. ?; Parallel Rules; l?raw*
lug Pens; Divider*; Protr.tct'?rsr BowUifeh Vavigators;
Sluid's Coast Pilots; Sbiomastt r'x Ass? iiu<s; Seaman's
Friends; Nautical Almannesi l.uoarTables; l.ogUooks;
Shipping Papers; Seaman's J????niaie; Ready I alcu la long;
A *uv1 assorfm^ut oi C'Iihi's of afTpmrts oi tfie world;
liaugmg R?ds; Out Sicks, Ac. T.?g?ther w.th a Urgsas
sortment of IwsrauMBwrs in the M.?ilu mafkal hne.
I cq?- Inst m?-iiis oi eeer>- d^cnpt.??n iejmir?d, or mads
o order, inrUe mates! nnwiar