EDUCATION A1. _ . A. ZAPPONE, Teacher and TraruUiiur nf Frnich, Mitaninh and Italian ,JthnSl^Skm if required.) A *KW PUPILS may be instructed on the Guitar. Clau""" ^ lit a ?. ??r ???-1 ^ g?utlt;uii*u moot ut Ilia too in ou PtsuuHyi viuua avuuue, north vide, WU wu ad Mid 4U ?trm.-U. Pupil? will bo acoouiiuodatod lit i^"dr rusiduncc* abo. sep 16? tf CENTRAL ACADEMY, Second ttonj, Old M dicul Colltge, comer of E and 'J'tiUh Streets. riMlK duties of our Institution will be roaumed on Mon X day, September lat, ensuing. Circulars may be ob tained at the bookstores of Ail*tin Gray, Taylor A Maury, and R. Farubmu; or of ourselvoj, corner of K and Tenth streets. JAMKS NOUIISK, au U? do do Cashmeres 'I do do Cashmere de Ecosae f> do do Vlu?lin de ljiines 5 do Second-Mourning Silks 4 do Knglish Crapes 10 do Italian Crapes 1 carton Black Love Veil* 2 plenes Veil Crape, very nice: with Bluck Silk.Kid, anft Cotton Glove*; and all kinds of Black Hosiery. Y Kit BY A MILLER, sep 18?lm No. f>, Pa. av., bet. 7th and sth sts. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCyT ~~ CITY OK WASHINGTON, Urulsr the 'iirrcliim nf Aaron Haiort Palmer, of Nru York, and W0*THl*dT0? Garukttsox SXLTiiK.t, 0/AVio Orlmn*, Attnrn'ij* niul Orwnwllort qf thr tbtp. (hurt U.S. This establishment is formed for the followiug objects: 1. Kor practicing law in the Supreme Court of the Uni ted States, and ootulucting professional business before Congress. 2. Kor the pronoeution and recovery of allclairas, inlaw or e<|uity, against the Uniteil States before Congress or the Kxeeufive Departments, or against foreign Govern ments before Hoards of Commissioners. 8. Kor Hie settlement of accounts with the Statu, Trea sury, War, Navy, Post Office, and Tuterior Departments, and obtaining the remission of lines, |s>ualties, and for feitures for alleged violations of the revenue, post office, or other laws. 4. Kor securing letters patent for inventions from the United States or from foreign Government*, and procu ring land warrants and |>eusions under tho various pen sion laws of the United States. A. Kor eollection* generally, embracing debts, legacies, and Inheritances In the United Status and foreign coun tries. fl Kor the purchase and sale of binds in any of the States or Territories of the Union, and loaning moneys on mortgage of real estate lying therein. 7. Kor Investment of funds in I!nit?t States and State stock" and loan*, collection of the dividends thereon and generally, for the transaction of all business ]>erUlni'nc to a law, loan, and bnnking agency. Ml communications addressed, post-paid, to Messrs Palmer A Snethen. American and Foreign Agency. I'ltv of Washington, will receive prompt and faithful attention PALM KB A SNKTIIKN, June TO?lv* Offlne NO. 5Carroll Place. Capitol 1IIII. i rpAVLOR * MAUKY, Book..U,r, M JL ?t?lluner?, Peium/lvaui* avenue, near Wth street, ti?v? oounUiiil* ou Likud a full , ,xt pI'pSr r?KB'80 ,??,l i,en*> "J*, LS PAPKtt, of every variety, for mU? ?t New York priori h u 22?tr E Prayer-books. > UatliQlic Prayer-books. Methodist IIyum book* \ Unitarian Hymu-books. Presbyterian Hyuiu-books. K - ,l &"??**-*>? I? every tarietv For sale at the published price, by y" June 28?tf 4 ? . ., - rs' uear 9th street. ALL of Harper k Brothers' Publications. All of Apple ton'* Publication* f\',.i i V1"*1"'" p"t>'ic?Uoui?, thi uni^ ZZ8' U?*U"t> "* *" ^ published in For sale ut the publishers' prices by June 28?tf bLV'I?11 * MAURV Booksellers, near 9th ut. I1 UKuV MTT*" i'A1'K,t ut f ^ ? ream ??} rjftw? tL'uIltS: Small Wr?pn|ng Paper at Mental " grOB#' IJune -8~tf lk** "d *JSSgg&, 7??in^Puu??fE0TYPES-1-t p?mium! ?J e rations oJ r extended the field of his op assess? ??.*?wi? ? an? ?l"h,y flui*hed electro-Duguerreo .? i ? .eaaox,raordinary improvement, Insuring faithful J .W iu a few sWnd* i i i ' -.,cali8 the attention of the public icenerallv tf, Mh ?l<*autly furnished Gallery over Line aEdTucked given ' * * fr?" ?xhi^iUon of picture* wUl be Notwithstanding the unusual compeUUon in Daguerre otypes at the recent Fair or the Maryland IaiUtStT^ was awarded the first medal by the Judges ' he I to?' deMtripU?U C?pi0d' ?nd PO-t-morten, | ftp ou?dllmn NEW D?Y GOODS. jVTA??UJ)KR A CALVKltT, Pennsylvania avenue snOajg *?? w* ??? sc&g^ J TO THE PUBLIC. I'ItKS^ ?C0N|NliU'. Pr?Pri"tor of the CITY EX I RKSS, begs leave to iuform the public that he "l"' continues to run his EXPRESS WAGON toOeori town daily, ut 2 o'clock in the afternoon, lie will also convey baggage to and from the Cars, and to any part of the city, at moderate charges. lie ho^s bv striet lion to his business, and the prompt and faithful delivery of all art cleg committed to his keeping, to merit a liberal share of the patronage of the public. Orders left with Air. Lewis F. Perry, at Clairett k n'UK hi,u f'>r advice, as he me ?? K00*!- I K?ve up almost in despair, ami thought my disease certainly iucurable. At this juncture I heard of Hampton's Vegetable Tinc mvreen as rapid and equally wonderful as mine. I present my respects to Messrs. Mortimer A Mowbrav he proprietors of this valuable medicine, and say to then,' ts value is above price; and from my cure, and what I have seen of its effect* on others, I shall ever feel it mv duty to recommend it to the suffering. I have no doubt rnU'1 'WB" wi" l*' P*?lon??d by It* use. 1 hop,, the afflicted will cast aside their prejudices and give it trial. Yours most respectfully, (Signed) John Luke, j The above is extracted from a letter from a gentleman tlxty years of ago, and of high character. lie says; "I have given but a faint idea of my sufferings; I feel inad equate to the task." We also have received, In the la?t jew days, letters from two of our most worthy and well known citizens, giving two remarkable cures of spinal d'sease. But yesterday one of the oldest merchants re ported that lie was cured of neuralgia of the head of years standing, and so l?id that his teeth fell out from Its fleets. Call and soe letters. Was then) ever so many cures, wonderful cures, made by any other medicine. All we ask of the afflicted is that they try Hampton's \ egetable Tincture, the great purifier of the blood and . ure for all chronic diseases, as dyspepsia, rheumatism, serorula, and all complaints of the stomach, bowels. Ac MOKTIMKK A MOWBRAY, , , General Agents, llaltimore st. Also for sale by C. Stott A Co., Washington, D. C. ?Joseph Moffett, 7th st., near E. , ,B t- 8. T. CleSell, Georgetown. Jy IB?,1m C. C. Berry. Alexandria, Va. VIRGINIA AND MABYLAND LAND AGENCY. UN. GILBKRT has opened an office in Washington . citv, where he will give his prompt attention to in chose who will favor him with the agency to sell tanns In Virginia, Maryland, or the District of Columbia. Having followwl farming heretofore, and being a northerner by both, he can appreciate the wants of such as come from the North for the purpose of locating farms in this vlcln !. vJIT ? f to **" a ffKxllv number of farms m Virginia, and those coming from the North would do well to call, before purchasing, at his residence on Pcnn sylvanla avenue, first square west of the Capitol Gate, may !W?y ?'2m r n HYlIN8-BIBLE8- PBAYER-B00K8. YMNS of the Methodist Kpiscopal Church Hymns of the Methodist Kpisoopal Church South Hymns of the Methodist Protestant Church Lutheran Hymns The Psalmist, with supplement Watts and IMppon Watts and Select Hymn* . Parish Hymns Psalms and Hymns Kpiscopal Prayer-Books, with Lemons Bible and Prayer?bound together Catholic Prayer-Books Bil;!V,';.1lnii.r,:t?r,n,t,: ,nr,ro ?nJ"ubstantial Faml , ' l o"'k<'t Bibles, etc. All of the above in every variety and style of binding. ap 2rt?eodtr ^ 7th street, opp (Md-Fellows" Hall. Death to Rata, Mice, Cockroaches, and Anta ! ??li,PRICK RKDUCHD.-** '|Hlh, North American Kxtermlnator is .1 warranted superior, and cheaper, than any snd sll other articles heretofore offered to the public, for exterminating Hats, Mice Black and Red Ants, from dwelling-houses' stores, grsTiaries, vessels, Ac. They will eat It readily and' Rats and Mice are not likely to die in the building. ' For further Information ssk for a circular, to lw. bad of the agent gratis If you want a truly valuable article, ask for the North American Rat Kxterminator, and take no other. Price, 2f> cents (s?r box, which contains suffi cient to clear an ordinary building several tlnn-s. Soli) wholesale and retail by A. OKAY, Hookscller. au 14?eo 7th street, opposite Odd Fellows' Hall. POSTSCRIPT! [The steamer Washington, to sail from South ampton, Englaud, ou the 10th instant, for New Vork, haa not yet been heard from. This is her twelfth day out?Ens. Am. Tkl.] [Despatched to the American Telegraph.] FROM CALIFORNIA ! ARRIVAL OF TUB CHBftOKEK I Nkw York, September 22?1 p. tn. The Bteamer Cherokee arrived hero this inorn iug, one day later from California, via San Juan. She brings no news, except that the Vigilant Committee hung a horse thief at Monterey. Havana dates to the 17th were received; but nothing of special interest. FROM SAN DOMINGO. Boston, Sept. 22?1J p. m. Accounts from Aux-Cayes to August 28, state that the Emperor Solouque abandoned for Pre sident on reconquering St. Domiugo. Great Fire mt Cincinnati. Cincinnati, Sept. 21. A fire yesterday destroyed Coddington's large chair factory, and thirteen other buildings. Loss one hundred thousaud dollars ; insurance twenty-five thousand. The Northern Markets. Baltimohk, September 22?2 p. m. The Baltimore und New Vork markets re main unchanged. Boston, September .19.?The grand military and civic procession to-day was two hours and a half passing the Revere House. The absence of the President from the procession caused much disappointment. He was present, how ever, this afternoon, at the dinner on the Com mon, beneath an immense tent, and in reply to a complimentary toast made a brief and appro priate speech. The tables extended for miles, and not less than -1,000 persons sat down to dinner. There is a general illumination to-night, with fire works, &c. It is estimated that there are not less than 100,000 strangers in the city. The streets throughout the route of the pro cession were decorated with great diversity and brilliancy. Immense crowds Bwarmed the streets and balconies, presenting a scene of sur passing interest. Review of the Northern Market* for Saturday. Office of the Ainerican Telegraph, Sep. 22. Baltimore, Sep. 20, p. in.?There were no sales of Howard street or City Mills tlour to-day. The market price may be considered as being $3.87}^. New York, Sep. 20, G p. m.?Stocks show little change. Eric has advanced %. Sales of 10,000 barrels Hour at $3.94 for State brands, %nd f4.26 for Gencsoe. Rye flour $3.31. Corn meal ?3.82}^. Salesof 1S00 bushels southern white wheat at 80c., and 10,000 bushels Canadian at UOc. Sales of 35,000 bushels corn at IKK;, for mixed, and 63c. for white. Kye 70c. It Sales of 100 barrels mess pork at $15.75, and 200 bbls. prime at $13.25. ' Sales of rice at 3J^c. CotUn is quiet?sales of 000 bales. Sales of 100 bbls. spirits of turpentine at 34c., and 200 bbls. rough at $3. Whisky 23c. GEORGETOWN AND ITS AFFAIRS. Georgetown, September 22?12 m. Yesterday, after the regular morning service at the Methodist Protestant Church was over, James Libbey, esq., was called to the chair, and G. W. Beale, appointed secretary. Colonel Doughty then ottered a preamble and a series of resolutions of coudolence with the family of the Itev. Levi R. Reese, which were unani mously adopted, and ordered to be published in the papers of our town?and a copy, properly attested, sent to the family. I am pleased to learn this morning that Capt. Collins and young Archy arc much better, and both considered out of danger, and in a lair way to recover speedily. A new boat, the James A. Magruder, came in this morning with over one huudred tons of flour and whisky, drawing only three feet and eight inches of water. This boat was built by Thomas Ilossett, of near Clear Springs, Wash ington county, Md. The flour and grain market rather dull; small sales this morning from stores at .$3.811. Arrivals.?Sclir. Sarah Elizabeth, l'ierpont, N'ew York, to Peter Berry; Willes S. Bobbins, Smith, N. Y., to F. Coyle; packet-schr. Ann D. Osborn, N. Y., to Peter Berry; packet-steamer i Columbia, Harper Butts, to E. Pickrell & Co. ; Sailed?Packet-sloop John M. Clayton, Wool- ; ston, Philadelphia; bark William Chase, Dorry, . for Rio dc J aneiro. Canal Trade.?Arrived, Baltic, 81 m., 1,000 , bbls flour, &c.; M. Fillmore, Cumb., coal; M. ! It. Hale, do. do.; N. S. Berston, do. do. ; Fran-1 ces, 28 miles, flour, &c.; Wm. Jackson, 62 \ miles, limestone; Lady, 80 miles, flour, &c.; James A. Magruder, 107 miles, flour, &c.; J. P. Smart, 31 miles, flour, &c. ; Chesapeake, 02 miles, limestone; M. Frances, do. do. ; Gen. I Cass, 31 miles, flour and meal. Departed?Rambler, N. J. Boothe, R. S. Voi? lett, Belle, E. I'ajsin, Baltic, Ann Woodward, and William Albert. Electro. TIN, IRON, STEEL, AND AGRICULTURAL GOODS. I HAVE JUST RKCK1VKD a supply of the following L articles, which I will sell as low as they can be liad ta this market for cash : Hoofing Tin, bright and leaded, 14 by 20 Hrlght Tin, 10 by 14; Sheet Zinc Har, itound, and Square Iron?American, English and I Swede Hand and Hoop Iron, Plough Plates and Landrides Cart Steel, American and Knulish Blister Steel Cart and Buggy Axles, and Wagon Boxes llorse Shoes, llorse Nails, and Nail Rods Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes Pumps, Urindstones, Wheelbarrows, and Trucks Ploughs, Harrows, and Cultivators Corn Shellers and Corn Mills Vegetable Cutters and Straw Cuttera Wheat Fans and Churns Sausage Cutters and Sausage StulTera Ox Yokes, Cattle Ties and Bull Kings Root Pullers and Bramble Hooks Fruit Oatlierers and Corn Parchers ' Shovels, Spades, Forks, Bakes, and Hoes Folding Ladders and Water Bams Vegetable Boilers and Oarden Syringes Wire for Fencing and Screw Wrenches (iarden Trowels. Pruning Scissors, Ac., Ac. K. WHKELKH, an 11?eod2m Q|?p. Brown'* Hotel, I'n av. WONDER-WORKING SALVE OR. PORTKK'3 WON BKK-WOK KINO SALVE, as pre pared hy the late Br. Talut, of this city, acts like a cbarin, invariably effecting pcrmnnent cures in all case? >( Wounds, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chilblains. Painfnl Swell ings, Biles, Piles, Abx-osses, Uleers, and Sores of all kinds. It is wonderfully efficacious for Intlam nuitui.i or risiitfl of tho Vimaijc Bauit, or iiylammatum arising from any litse. A* a lip salve, and for chapped hands, It haa no supe rior. It will m..kc a perfect cure In a hurry. The subscriber Las used it in his own familv with astonishing success, and can recommend It wil.i con fidence. And so well assured is the Propkiktor of its elfl eacy, that tho purchaser will be at llherty to return what snlve I* left and his money he refunded tn case of Ml ore. A. OH AY, Hook seller. 7 th street, ap 24?lawy Oencral Agent fbr the U. S. I)OO.HM FOR RK NT.-Suitable for storage. V m.-uiuffieturinf, An. Two large ones, In second story with eMy across, |u a central situation. Inquire at 'Ui = office. Sep 10?-tf ?HHsasssa-ss JOSEPH W IMS ATI', I G ROCK R1E8, WlNEi^TKAfl, & LIQUORS, 0"f. 'tf Itnnsulvania Avenue ami Thirteenth street, may 26 wamuhotcii Out, I>. C. d * y Old Winw, Liquor a, Seg&rt, Fmh Foreign !? ts, Comestibles, etc., FOE 8ALK BY JAMES T. LLOYD, 1'i-nnsylvanm avenue, 8 doors tail qf t\/Uenth itreei. ' May 17=?ly 0. H. VAN PATTEN, M. D^~~ Surgtou Dentist, Office ns/ir Uruum't Hotel. J'?un*y/r, opposite Centre Market, ap 10 WAtmiMOTOlf ClTT.I). 0. (1 A y JOHN L. SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND MAGISTRATK, Office Eighth street, opposite Market, BUSINKSSof all kinds requiring the attention of an Attorney, Magistrate, or Ageut, will be proni|itly attend i^i to. Claims brought before Congress and the Departments will receive prompt attention by beiug placed in bin baud*. Fee moderate. Juue 12?y JAMES W. SHEAHAN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, PRACTISES in the Courts of the District, and prose- | cutes claims of every description before the several Executive Departments and before Congress. W" Office and residence 21st street, two doors north of JI. ap 11?tf GEORGE ?. KIRK, House and Sign Painter, and Glazier, South hide Louisiana avenue, between 0th and 7tli streets, (Dwelling South V street, lietween 7th and 8tli streets, Island,) is prepared to exooute to order all descriptions of j work in his line. ap 16?6m J. KcNEALE LATHAM, Attorney at Law, Will practise in the several courts of the District of | Columbia. Offloe on street, near First Presbyterian Church. jylO-tf _____ PRINTERS' JOINER. WM. INGM AN, Cabinet-maker. Carpenter, and Prin ts rrs' Furniture-make", can be found by inquiring at NOELL A UOYD'd Venetian lllind Manufactory, l'enn sylvanla avenue, between 0th and 10th streets, south side. __ jy 31?Om ? JAMES F TUCKER, Officer, Collector, and General Agent. BUSINESS entrusted to him will be attended to In a proper manner, and may be left with any of the Magistrates. Residence C street, between i]4 and 6th streets, Washington, D. C. jy 29?tf DR. J. M. AUSTIN, (Late of Warrenton, Va.) OFFICE and Residence?F street, north side, one door above 10th. mar 27?ThAStf E. W. CfiOPLEY, Gunsmith, Locksmith and Bell-Hanger, Pennsylvania avenue, between 2d and 3d streets. CANKS dressed and mounted; Machinery and Lamps repaired; Turning done in Ivory and Metals. June r SAMUEL WISE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, {Lute of the firm of Walker ertie8 of this medicine. I believe if it were more extensively used, it would do more good in the re moval of such diseases incident to the human family than what Is usually prescribed. Very respectfully, your obedient servant, Kouukt Ivr.HR, Principal Western F. 11. School. Call and get pamphlet and see certificates of wonderful cures. For sale by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, 240 Baltimore street, General Agents. Also by C. Stott 4 Ci., Washington, D. C. Joseph Moffctt, 7t.h st. near E. R. S. T. Cissell. Georgetown, jy 16?3mif C. C. Berry; Alexandria, Va. PIAN08! PIANOS! NKW AND SECOND-HAND PIANOS always on hand, for sale and to rent on | moderate terms, at the Piano Store, on 12tli street, alx>ve F street. New MUSIC STOOLS for sale. jy I?d:?ro* F. C. REICnENBACH. A NEW IMPROVEMENT For Fitting up Stores with Fancy Fronti. 1.^ E. GRIOER, Builder and Architect, would respect- | . . fully inform his friends and the public in general, that he Is prepared to tit up Stores and build Fancy Fronts on an eutire new plan, embracing all the latest improve- | ments. The work can In- done without stopping the busi ness while the work is going on. lie Is also prepared to do all kinds of work in the build ing line, at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. All business entrusted to his care will be promptly Attended to. Place of business on D street, between 9th and 10th. may 1?6m THE CHRISTIAN STATESMAN. A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. Devoted to African Colonization and Civilization, to Literature and General Intelligence. f|HIK undersigned propose to publish, in the City of I Washington, a weekly newspaper, bearing tho abort title, and dedicated to a sound morality In Polities, to the Union of the States, to the cause of African Colonisation . and Civilisation, and to all topics of a high and general J interest to their country and mankind. They will en- i deavor to impress upon the People and Government of I the United States and of the several States the importance of colonising in Africa, with their own consent, the free people of color of this country, and such as may become | free. They will communicate to the public all important information they may obtain in regard to the Geography. Exploration, Resources, Commerce anil Population of Af- j rlca; the state of the Slave Trade, and the measures host adapted for its suppression; and will enforce the duty of union among all Christian denominations In efforts to dif fusa the knowledge of our Arts, Liberty, and Christianity, among the barbarous people of that Continent. They will aim to render the journal -an Instructive and useful Family Newspaper, and to secure for its columns, as the public favor shall enable them, contributions, lite rary and scientific, of deckled merit. The Christian States*.** will be of the size of the Hams Journal or A'alumal A.Y?. and exceed in sire the Intelligencer or the I'nion of this city; and, with but few advertisements, will lie nearly flilod with matter designed to Iw of interest to its readers. It will be printed with new type, on flno white pa|i?r, and, in mechanical execution, lie equal to the host news papers in the country. Terms.?The Christian Statesman will be two dollars a year, payable In advance. Postmasters or others, who may lie pleased to act as voluntary agents, will be responsible to those who mav pay over to them subscriptions; and to the order of such agents, or to any who may make remittances for the Christian Statesman, it will tie supplied on the following terms: Single copy for one year ? ? - $2 00 Single copy for six months ... 1 00 Three copies for one year ... ft 00 Six copies Sir one year ? ? - 10 00 Tw published in this city, by tho Rev. It. It. Ourley aud D. R. Goodloe; after the reading ot which, It was It'snlv'd, That we cordially and earnestly recommend the Christian Statesman to the patronage of the frionds Ot African Colonisation throughout the United States. Jun?* 10? W. McLAIN. Sec. Am. Col 8o<\ SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!! M'oLAIN k HARRY have in store a g.ioj assortment of the above-named goods, suitable for Mdtl, Boys', Ladies', Misses, and Children's wear, which must in sold for some price by the 1st of September. [June 0? tf Methodist Ctt.VM.CM property . CASK?a verk'Mm report. For sale by A. GRAY, nil 30? 7th St., opp. Odd-Fellows' Hall J. A. KULKPA.TRICK, | MACUU-; AND fKJSKSToNK CUTTKB, ?stfcrt, l<(ii'm tat* ami 1?/., WathuiffUm City, l> 0. j MAltULK MANTLK8, Uonuiu. uU, Tombs, Head *"J root ri tones, Ac., oousUutly on hand, of the l*s< Itv and workmanship- All kiu.l? of Htmie, for Build ing Ac. All kind* of work In his line faithfully execuusl at Un) aliorteat notice. lT! _ ~ General Banking and Kxchanga Buiinew. COPARTNEttSHU'. riMlE undersigned respectfully announce to the I that the* have enturod luto ouparUierahii transaction of a general Kxchango and BanithiB .urnm. in the olty of Washington, under the nrin ol? 8KLDKN, WITHKR8 A CO. All business entrusted to thun> will be attended U> with promptness and ^%,LUAM KKLUKN, Late Treasurer of thu United States JOHN W1THKRB, Of Alexandria, Virginia. B. W. LATHAM, Of the city of Washington. L. P. BAYNK, mar 24?tf Of Baltimore, Maryland. Dr. Stioklaad'i American Family Pill* BKrtlOKS the cathartic an.l antWy?^ ptic unparaUekd. (JHAY Juiltf ii?eotf J __ THE DAIhV HEfllSTKtt, PUM.lhllEIl DULY Bt | MORAN A BICKM.B, *niLADRLPIHA, 18 circulated extensively anion# the Merchant* of that city, and travellers find It in all the Hotels, Bteiuu lioats, and Hall road conveyances diverging from I hila ielnhia. It contains a correct list of the names of thos. oersons arriving at the principal hotels daily, and conse quently is the best means the Proprietors of Hotels tti other citin can have for extending their business among the travelling public. OK V AN 8' KIKE A N D TIIIEF PROOF SAKK8, . for the use of Merchants, Storekeepers, and others; a full assortment of various sizes now In store, lhe above ('bests are warranted equal to uny other make for security ^nst^rT^Zrglari, having Withstood the test o? both without injury or loss to the owners, in any instant*. Alho?In store and for sale: Seal and Utter Copying Presses and Itooks Trucks, for moving Boxes, Hales, Ac., in Stores Druggists' PreweK, with Cylinders and Pans 1'iu'kiug Levers, for Dry Uood Stores, Ac. Portable Shower Baths, of new construction, suitable for W K*Mger*tors, for keeping Meats, Butter, Milk, Ac., In '" Water KilterM'or purifying muddy or bad Water,caused by Ruins, Limestone, Marl, or ^"^^VANS, 61 8. Second, 1 door below Cheatnui^trcet,^ mar 24? _ ?? BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, ANI> Till BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS. OWTNG to the lata revolutions and oflunter-nwolutionR among the nations of Europe, which have each other in such quick succession, and of which thr , ? . / vft ?> M50- ? wlrtcan nubltahPW therefore deem it proper to call re ?lewed attention to the works they publish, and t ie v^ry low prices at which they are ollerikl to subscribers. The following is their list, viz: The London Quarterly iieview> The KDiNiiunoH Kcvuw, Tub North Rritish JIkvikw, The WiwTMUfWTEB HEVUCWf ana Blackwood's Kpinuukgh Magazine. In these periodicalh are contained the view*, moderately Liberal The "North British Review" owes lt? establish rnent to the Inrt peat e?teshu 1 hv hi* sondn-law, l)r. llanua, associate with Sir David Brewster Its literary character is of the very hh^he* order The " Westminster," though rrprtnfd under th.. title only, 1b published in England under the title of the '?Fom1to Quarterly and Westminster." it being in fact c union ol the tvo Reviews formerly published and re| rinUM. nader separate Utles. It lias, therefore, the advautege, b> this combination, of uniUug in oue ^orkthe best feature* nf hnth as heretofore iwued. __ . . The above Periodicals are reprinted in New York,iinme | (iistoly on their arrival by the British Hteamere.inabeau Uful clear tvw-, on fine white paper, and are faithful ! pi," ofth ? ,%n.ls-Bla,kw?KlV Magazine being an ex | act fac timilt of the Ediuburgli edition. For any one of the four Reviews, $3 00 per annum. For any two, J? ? ^ ? For any three, do 7 W ^ For all four of the Reviews, 8 K) (< For Blackwoo-l's Magarine, ? HJ ? For Blackwood and three Reviews, 9 00 For Blackwood and four Reviews, 10 00 ^;tu?TanV? ?- T. addressed, post paid or 79 Fulton street. New York. n4 Entrance 54 Gold st. mar 24? I iF^REAT chance for Book A^-nts to I \ X 41 000 a yearl Books of univernal utility. * \v\X AND POPULAR WORKS?the mo*t splendidly Ulurtratid voltes for families ever issu.^ on the Am. ? ^mtlmnU containing more than roua thoos*si> *?; "rS iSfSSStoTSS ??> ?^tate and SuiH^rlntendent of Common School., N. V ., T ium-Ii esq., M. I>., Secretary of the Regents of tin I'ni.ersitv N* Y ' the legislative Committee on Colleges Academies,' and J3ominon School.; Rev. Edward llitcl, oock, LL. I)., i're(|leiit of Amherst College, and Professoi oftieology, Massachusetts.* _ OK lKM Amherst College, Dec. 25, 1H4H. Mr Rot*rt &art?Pear Sir : I have looked over the en I tire series of your valuable publications with much In I terest snd profit; and am quite surprised at the ?m?"n ! of literary lat?r you have p?rCormcd. anil th<-research / HI list have cost you to obtain so mauy fine illustratior.F while vou have an active superintendence of an extenslvi buslnnse. 1 am also gratified at the deddwily mora a?< religious influence which vour hooks wUI exert.Iind M ..t hone that they will do much to counteract th. effects of that light and Immoral literature which delugef u' ?'?~^Kd"W,75?k'' ? The works alluded to as having Wn eiamin.-d an.: - .. i ?i am hs follows: A new and popular Pietori!. U^Tipt' n of the United States. Pictorial tllstery of th. irn?H?n Revolution, Scenes and Sketches of Continents! K nrooe^" >?s? r ij) 11 on of Great BrIUIn and Ireland, Pic'o. r'i*l Family Annual, Tiwury of Knowledge, Information for the People. The Family Instructor, Pictorial Suu.U) llook Bible Biography. Bible History, and second sene of The Wonders of the World. ... , Oentleinen of respectability and of good address want.' to sell the al>ove popular Pictorial Works Full parti'-ii mar 24? w irm. tiooDiticn a r.?'S MK|u;,vru,K A lvv\ AGKNt^v, N"-11" Mmki I ?' ? PhUe*v?w AM00UTB Of nCW. B0-400 ,|'p PRATT A 00., Baltimore. WM B. PIERCE A CO , Cincinnati. . CH AS. BARI-OW A CO., St. Ixmis. I WM. B. P1ERCK A CO.. Louisville. ?rw. well known and extensive establishment invite. i Merchant*, Manufacturers and woH^fX ' ion of iU system, and gratuitous test of its records I standing and M trjjta? i? y\ 1 New Orleans; these, in connection with our long es I Boston, New York, and Bs timore enable us to offer fhrilMwan.ladvantage*which?"?? expi-rience alone oould acr.ntnulute, and which we b-luv "'tt^areiTreparf il to make collectloi.p in any of th. j" ates. Germany, and in any oommercl.Oport tie", and have he<-n unusually fum^tul. Having full lists and In the lj uit.sl Stales, we are a all pnj w * nisi, yon, gt l;il^ f?utes ??d (>na.las, lawyers in any part,rf IM?-l^ p"n,n,i?i.,ner fc>r near Oonnecb-d w.tli oil. A- n y fs ? i ^ ^ ihty ly all the:^ r','' ril.K acvinnt., An., for immediate siS# :?ddiw i "???? w-i ?? "jj-jf ?f a debt. Gregory'? Caii/orui* Pacluigo ?xpi?M. THE allDtiCi. I lii hH will Jc?l?Uh SPECIAL Id ESt-L.^i* Kits, two or mora , lime* per mouth. I>) e*u ..uiniiiM, via (CHAQl;iiH ?uii i.i SaM.V, in elurit ' it |Hii which will in nil lmm? mute la ban Fr?i, ciecu l>y Uu mail ? team < r?, and bedcilviixd in advance of tut) mail. *?<"u?ouui? to the public that w ? have entered th /i'2k-,ln* i*1"1 Ii*v1b?i transportation hoMe on In,in ' 7 ? *r* l,OU1"1 u? to U-uiaport our goods ' -n.i i ?luuu*. '? aUvunu: ?j aU ,.u?, ,syrutas. ? ii,,i K. arraugemeiiU with Lhe Li. h. Metieed ^ J2. ^ *>' u? ' ?"??? of our Lr_, 'j ?um '**' guarantee their delivery in Ban rranclsco within a Bpecim-d tlma. 1 *? -* *u^rl0lr. 1"?Htl?- ot the Him, for the SSTuLMku lt" u"ulU"',t "Ivantag*. met t-tL, 7f 1 ,, oll",r competitors, lu the transpor tingm J* eautl fully carved pearl, ivory, laine, aud wood sticks; also plaiu ati> ks, with plain, fancy, aud silvered patter Ivory Comba?Pine 8, SS, SS8, and NPU, 1 ^*4 Inches < oinbs?1 sin and fan ry Tuck, Dressing, Pocket, and Side, of shell, buffalo, aa cliHiits, Iiuporteis and dealers in American, 'jiry, we hojM> now to supply all who may honor us wiih their patronage; aud we invite all who desire a superior Instrument, carefully adapted tOWEN A McNAMEE. 112 and 111 Ilroadway, New I > York, have now in store, and will receive by early packets and steamers, a very extensive assortment of trench, German, English. Italian, and India SILK AND FANCY GOODS, ?mltracing every variety of the newest and richest styles II red in this market. Sample cards are now r?4dy tor exhibition. Merchants from every section of the ?ountry, and particularly our old friends ami custom ers, are assured that every attention has l?x n paid to present a su.ck of gorals, unequalled, either in extent or variety, by any similar establishment in the country Many of our richest goods are manufactured from de ?gns or samples furnished bv us, and will he frit . 1 adapted to the lief t trade in the larger cities and towns. The following embrace the leading articles of our stock: r.xtra rich Chcnc and Brocade Silks. Kich Paris Bareges, Muslins, and Organdie*. Kich printed Silk Tissues, new article. New style Knglish Poplins ISarege de l.aines. Paris pattern*. New style French Prints. Knglish. Scotch, and American Printed Lawnn Super Black Gro* de Ithines. French and Knglish Ginghams. Plain and embroidered Canton Crape Shawls. Rich I'arn Blblstns, large assortment. Millinery Silks. Crapes. Ac. Dress Trimmings, newest style. Bombasine*, Alpacas, end Muslin de Lalnes I-accs and limbroidery. Linens and White Goods of every description Kill Gloves, best manufacture. English and German Siik l.nd Cotton Iloaierr I/ong and Square Cashmere Shawls. Kir.h Siik Mantil'as. gieat variety Pongee'and Splta]field llandkenhiefc. Italian Cntvav and Scwtng Silks ? not ^ PliVri^!^: Tb"*e who visit this market for Bilk Good*, who would consult their interest, and who desire to pee 2 ul..i _ . ?foHTi 1 Ml 1 an?1tiairlorv ot?ri Pinvt. t'astillon A Ct.; Msrlell. .I. D,,^,,,, A "o !* A u",V ' ,":'1>UV aml J' t'ratZ ' A' K /rl),s ^! r,Ts)>^1\T,-1 n'"-k' various t rades. Also, i ort, Sherry, M?ul?ira. Sicily, t,is|?>ri iti-r. <1sfg\h^ ^ ^,nn"'1,, r htm ?Havana and Prinritte Sem,r> ?r ,?i '^lonTxnTlV^ fr"n' 'nsiitil'srnirers llOI.I.AND UlN-OrtHw ami Gra\ Ms-e brands, of fne r?ri: Tl'i "mlan Wrown Stout and Porter: Rordoan* and M.trsdll >s Sweet OH, S*relio.-. Msccantet, Vermicelli, , ' I'^ea, t apers Castile Soap, B.iy Itmo, boll Kritnstone, I Canary Seed, Ac. mar 84?