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TH
ol. IX.?Ho. 14? ?Whol* Ho. B301
To tlM Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD?daily newspaper?published
every day of the year except New Year'a day and
Fourth of July. Price a cenu per copy?or $7 36 per enAum?postages
paid?caih in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD?published every Saturday
morning?price of centa per copy, or pS 13 per annumpostugee
paid?caih in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
ast. It hat the largeit circulation of any paper in thii city,
or the world, and it therefore, the belt channel for buiinen
men in the city or country. Prices moderate?cash in advance.
PRINTING of all kinds, executed at the mom moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PBormiRTOB tr tub IIerbld Establishment,
North weat corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
BRITISH AND NOHTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
STEAM #HIP8,
Of IZMstous snd 440 horse power each.
Under contract with the Lords of the-Admiralty.
H1BERNIA, C.H. E. Judkins, Commander.
BRITANNIA, J.Hewitt, do
CALEDONIA, E. O. Lott, do
ACADIA, A. Kyrie do
COLUMBIA, E. C. Miller, R N. do
Will sail from Liverpool and Boston, vin Halifax as follows:
s-rom livarrool raoss bostob.
AeadM. Hyrie, Feb 4 Mar 1
Columbia. Miller, Mar 4 Ap'l 1
Bri: iWiia, Vewitl, Ap'l i ,M'T J
ilib'diia. Judkins, Ap'l 19 May 14
Th accommodations lor passengers are superior.
I ' e ve?sels are secwmpanied by experienced surgeons, and
supplied wuli Frances' FateutLife Boats,
we reduced to $120. No Berths secured until paid for.
rSrtho information, applyLI* ? ...
:".OUHAM. JK..at HARNDKN 8t CO'8, No. iWsll-st
' ? e
M w ARRANGE vlENT.
FARE AND 0 HEIGHT REDUCED.
?im% ja REGULAR MAIL LINK?FOR PKO-2*m3*V1DKNCE
AND B'tRTON. via HTO?imitiim
AND NEWPORT?Composed
following superior steamer', running in connection wilh
> taiugtou ind Boston and Piovidence Railroads:?
MASSACHUSETTS. Capt Comstcck.
RHODE IHl.AND, Capt Thayer.
PROVIDENCE
N 4K'tAO a N8ETT.
MOKEGAN
One of which will 'eaa-e New York daily (Sundays excepted)
from Pier No 1, Battery Place, Ni River, at 5 P M
ARRANGE viENTS.
Tne RHODE lSLA^ D, Captain Thayer, on Monday, and
Wednesday lor Stoniuclon and Newport, and Fiiday for
' Stoning'nn
The MAS8ACHU 'ETTS.Cap'ain Comvtocli.on Tuesday
and flmsat for StouiuEtvn, and Saturday for Stcningtou,
Newport and Providence.
Paisengers, on the arrival of the steamers at Stonington,
will be immedi itely forward'd in the splendid and commoiwosis
Cars of the Railtoid to Prov deuce and Boston, and if
fo' Newport willtra e?d iu the steamers on Monday, Weduetdiy
and Saturday, and on'he intervening ilajs, proceed via
hloniufctnn Railrwad la Piovnleuce. nud fiom thence in the
steamer loins, wiihont any additional charge.
Tickets for the route aud steamers' berths can be secured on
board, o it the office of
HARNDEN li CO , No 3 Wall street
(T7"On and after the 10th iusf, freight will not be r ceived
ana forwarded after half-peat 4 P M m9 6m* m
NEW YORK AND KING 8TON STEAM FREIGHT
AND PASSAGE L*SIK
*tm r or ivingsion, ann iieiaware inn nnaion
Canal?tte&m boat* EMERALD and NOR
X^aC3E.wicH.
The EMKKALD, Captain John Ketcham, will leave New
York foot of Murray atreet, every Monday anil i'nursday al 6
o'clock P. M.
Wi.l leave Kingston (Kondout landing) e?ery Wednesday
and Saturdav at 3 'clock, P. M.
The NORWICH, Captain John Samuels, will leave New
York, foot of Mur-ay street, every Wednesday and Saturday at
J o'clock, P. M.
W.ll 1. arc Kingston (Rondont landing) every Tnes ay end
Friday at I o'clock, P. M.
EXTRA TRIPS.
The ?MEHAI,D will leave the foot of Murray street every
Puudy moruiug at 7 o'clock. Returning leaves Kingston at 4
o'< 'ock same. day.
For freight or passaee apply on hoard, or to
WILLIAMSON, BARLOW St CO.,
a?i Sm*r 16,4 West street.
FOR UUFFAL.0 AND ALL PART8 OF THE WEST
Jtj>iTHj....ili
m - -^WPi BdSSEKfinfll
ASSOCIATION PA s8\Ui? OFMCE To ALBANY.
Ulica, $2 no Itorhencr, $3 00
Syracuse, 2 26 Buffalo, 3 60
Oswego, 2 26 Up. St Lower Canad.i6 60
For passage apply to
M. L. RAY.
nitS 3m S3 Barc'av atreet New York.
STATKN JSLANJU FERRY
Foot of Whitehall street.
On and after Thursday, Jane the lit, ihe steamboats I
STaI i v isl4anok.it and SAMSON, will make ihe following
trips, nnul farther notice :? I
LEAVE S 8TATEN ISLAND. LEAVES NKW TORE.
At 1,9 10,12,* M, At 8,0.10, M, A M
1,1,1 S,?,7P.M. I.I.3H.5 5 T P.M.
On Sundays, leave* every h >ar, from 8 A. M, to7 P. M.
tn26_r
_ HLn_| ftm M.WAKK AND NEW YOKK?Fare
^ jLLJo ooly 12M I enti!?The 11 lendid steamer
jCmmMtJKL, PAS8AIG, Captain John Gaffy, hai been
pat in complete ordei, and will commence her tnpi for the
eaion, on Monday the K'th instant, as follows, until further
notice
Leave New York at 4 o'clock, P. M.
" Newark at 7X o'clock, A. M.
Freight carried at reasonable rates al6 6mec
.Mtri mi P OPl.E't LINE OK STEAMBOATS
A LB AN Y?Daily at 7 o'c'ock, P. M
3Kb>ZJKmK^ Throng It Direct (Sunday's excepted) Irora t- e
r Pier r< ? en Conrilandt and l iberty stieets
Si.amtxiat RGf-MESTKR, Capi A Houghton, will leave
Tuesdav, Thnrtda ?nd Satnrdav evenings, at 7 o'c'ock.
tr.imb a; >OV ( H AMEB1CA, Captain L W Brainaro,
will have Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, at 7
o'clock.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Captain M H Ttue.dell,
land L'g at.intermediate places, will leave Monday, Tuesday
Thnridai tnd Satoids) afternoons, *t 5 o'cleck.
Pwenceps 'along this Line ol Boats will invariably arrive in
Albany in ample time to lake the Morning Train of Cars (or
the eai or west.
[T7"Tlie abore boats are new and anhsf intial, are furnished
with new and eli gant state rooms, and for stierd and accommodations
ate unrivalled <>n th- Hudson
For passage or freight, apply on hoard, or to P. C. Schnltz at
the office on the whsrf ralec
ftl'lMh NEW YORK, HGHOOLKV'B sgtw.
^g^.MOCNTAlN?t EASTON
Lr.i.t 11,r loot ofCnnrtland stree-, daily (Sn- d.,>s nepiro)
at go'eh ck, A M., by railroad f oin Jr rtey city to Morristown,
Dei cr by Post coaches thr ugh Meiidhain.Chester. Schooler's
Mountain, A.idenou Towu, Port Colden, Washington, to
V..s ... A? U'na 1 tr I sin it fljiilt/ I In* in'rrirrti In nnd frmn
B?l?idtre For ?e?ta apply to J. Hill, Bt J. Patioii'a, I'on.ini rcial
Hotel, 7JC? nrtl-nd ttrret.
N.B ? Eat"* fnro'?H d t. the ahorteat notice by applying to
N. B Lu i. United 8i?t-? Hotel. Mo'iiatowu. mi ll 3m ee
d23SL?3.
DAILY LXPHI.bR FOR \LBA\Y TKOY. BUFFALO,
< HICAUO AND 1 HK CANADA8
The tubaaribr r? having com i It ted ihcir arrangements with
the People's Line if Steamhotrr, on the Ninth Hiver and the
Kan Hoed Comt^nira writ of Albany lor running their Kipreaa
lor lb* aeatoii o( hi an Kitireaa wll lra?r tlo-ir office. No. 1
Wail trerl.Nrw Y'ik, rvery evening. 'I quarter to 7 o clock,
for the above named and 'utcmedn r places.
IMPOKTANT.
For the greater avfeiy *nd aecunty of al ralnahle and money
package, ent uttrd to their care, they have *al?milid'r Iron
Safes on b' aid of the tlea' boats, in a irate room occupied egeln
ivrly by iheinselvea, a> d the me??eng?r in ch iga aleepi in
the tame ro in with the lion aalei, into which all sncV p ckagea
are placed. POMEKOY A COMPANY,
mire No. 2 Wall itreet.
NEW JERSEY ttAlLKOAi> ANLi fUA.NS
PORTATION COMPANY.
NVW Vi \U V AMU MITU7A UV
I V/IVU iVilJL/ 11 T* UJVU'
ffilJSlSi jSyfeff ib&aiX
Fare retimed to '4% rent*.
Fr?a the foet of Cenrtlandt tweet, New York.
(Kverj day?Smtiaya excepted.)
Lrarc. New YnJ? Leavea Newark
At A. M. At t. r. M. At 7 A. M. At 1* P. V.
9 do. 3 do* 9 do. 4 do.
It do. 4 do 9 da. JS do.
5S 1*?H 7K do.
?K <lo. do.
II do.
ON SUNDAYS.
From the foot oj CeartJmdt .treat.
Leave .New York, Leave NtwarV.
At ? A M. nnd ?"< P M. At IS P. M. and 9\ P. M.
NKW YOMK, KLI/.AUT.TH TOWN.
I.eave New York l.eac CI'TJihelb TCWn
At I A. M. At 2 P M. At 7S A. M. MS M.
9 do 3 4 do. *>. 3* do.
4\ c. *<> 9* do.
The train.for Weufield', Plainfleld, Boondhrook,SomcrTille,
fce.. connect with the,9 A M, audi4X P M mm. from New
York, daily, Sunday. eicepted. , _ _
Far? between New York and (Clir.abeth TowuJS emu.
P^?ro between do and Somerville, 75 cent*.
N*V YORK. RAHWAY AND NKVfr BMUNSWICA.
Fare rednced.
Frain the Toot of Courtlandt ?treet,aaily.
Leaie New York. Lcare New ornuiwick.
At 9 A. M. At ? A. Si.
* P. M. IS "
!>H " IIS uoon.
?>k P. M.
_ ON SUNDAYS
I,tare New York. Leave New Brnn.wiek.
At 9 A M and 4Y< P M. At I'X noon, and IS P M.
Fare between New Yo-hand New Sniuiwirk, Ti ceun.
Hahway, aO centr.
The far? in the # and ?X A. M. train from New Brnn>wiek.
and 4 and P. M- tram from New York, ha. been re J
MM.
New York and New Bmntwick, to JO eenu.
' and Railway te I7X '
Pat.e neere who procure their ticketa at the ticket office, re
?etve a ferry tieket grain. Tiekefe are received by the eon
actor ouly on the day when purchased. n I In '
JBfSjt TO* CONDON?Kegolar Packet of the lit
Jnnr ?The >pletv<id well known faat .wiliner packet
4HnNL tut, MKDIATOK, f'aptain t hadwiek, will poailiti-ly
tail a.altove h?r rentier day.
Thi. .hip ha. aple> did aeeommodatinn. for cabin, .econd cabin,
and aterrag.-ima.engrn.'peimoa wi.hing to.rcnre beilha,
.hnuld not fail to make early aoplicarion on Hoard, or to
W k J. T. TAPSf'OTT.
ml43 Peck Slip cor. Sonth at.
k
E NE
NE
a TO-LET iu Williamsburg?The whole or part of a
a Deal thrt-e sfory brick Dwellintr Hons* in South 7th
al-?p*r 4th at., reut vtry low Apply to W U J. T Tapicotl,
43 Peck ulip. in 7-ec
M UMl'LA HTK?ICT?TO LET ?iha elegant
I;*:? and Cl mtnodioua thre story buck home, No 5i BircUy
2JflL?'rrr:, bunt and occupied bjr air. Thomas Ur-oks until
the pres-nt t'tne. In excellent order "nd fitted with every
convenience for i larfc f?n>ilr, and si u'tct dir> c'ly ? 'ront of
College I'lace. Kor irinu apply at No. 110 Water street.
mt5 lm*r
MBLO'S (MKUKN.
Jhgit ' HEAPFLANT-?The propiirtors of the large CouJRjfl|aeivat
i v, 576 Broadway. b k to inhre the.* fri nds and
?dhw.h- public, lint they will ?ei| at very rt tiuced o ices, the
present and ensuing wtek, prvicost* rcmjiing ir.eir latge
stock i I PI tuts r0 th-ir summer ..natters,
2000 '"h > ce namtd D uble Dahlias.
lO'O U ise< of virions kinds.
IbOO Geraniums in soils.
10(10 ('actus'iu sorts; Callas, Jasmines,Oleanders,Camellias,
Passion Flowers, Chinese Azaleas, Uhcdodeodrons, end 20.000
o her plants ol various kinds, tui stile for parlor or garden col
ture, with a lar:e ai d select assortment of vegetthTe, annual,
biennial, and pereuui ?l flower seedi; grass seed for law "a, bird
seed ?nd birds, fancy cages, gold list as and globes, Ike , Ike.
Our lady friends sra pa ticulsdy invited to call and examine
our atock, before purchasing elsewheie
m2> 6 *r NIBLO 8t DUNLAP.
genin & van vranken's
ventilating gossamer hat,
FOB GENTLE vl KN,
Wk'IO''!NO O^LT 2X GUN- KS?PRICE $3 50.
fU TIIF. Subscribers have introduced the abn?cnsmeit
hnt lor stimmei wear. Bv comparing the weigh*, of this
utricle with the average weight ot the following nan, the sni>erior
acivantagrs it poi.ieurs.over them for summer wear inay
be read ly u ru.
1 he average weight of the ordinary for hat is 6? cunees.
do do Panama 'si "
do do Leghorn 4 "
Be in* fully convinced that no style of summer hat heretofore
wo 11 has iner with the general approbation wlii'h a hat josses
siug all the qualities, vie I gU'Drsj, beauty, durability and
cheapness, would be sure te receive, we hare devoted much atteutioulo
th m.iuulacture and tabUs| of the new style now
in roduced hy us. Fio* the warm hpptohatioo express d by
gentlrmeu who have examined them, we feel sntisfu si,h it tiiey
need ouly to be seen to he fu lv npp.eci <trd.
OENIN tit VAN VRAVKK.N,
m26 Im'ec 8M Br ad way, opposite St Paul's Church.
NOTICE TO THE LAD1K S ?The I adies . f
Wp^Ntwhrk (my cu'tpinvrs in part cu'ar)are respectfully
luformvd, that noi withstaudint the advance of I utneYm
na' aeges, (to which I hi veacceded) my Ladies shoes of
ail the d fferent kinds made in the lat-st French srvle, will be
soldashtretofo e at the one uniform price often shillings per
p.i , (single ai d double soles) warranted fifty ier cent handsomer
and better than ihoae sold at the cheap stores atone dollara
piir.
Lad'ra Slippers, tycs ard buskins, second quality: also,
Toile tflippers at iix shilluivs per pair, a (ood article; Mi?<es
and Child, en V Hnn's, and shoes of ail kinds at d pi ices; toadies
Oii'er B >ote at 16-18. and nnde to order, at twe t.y shillings,
equil to any in ti e. ity. With many th inks to my customers
for their libeial; patronage, I hop-by strict atteution to business,
to merit a c -miiiUMCe of theii fivbrs.
'Tis not iu mortals t> command success;
Bui I'll do more, deserve it.
J. B. MILLER, Ml Canal street,
mts 6t*' between Thompson and Sull van streets.
PARI i BO'?T* AND L AS PS MADE ill ORDER
By E. SUSER, 175 Broadway, {Basement,)
Unc D oorfjoin Conrtlandtstreet.
E SUSER, Bootrnekrr, and maker ol Lasts, an
"Elve" of Clerce of Paris, begs leave to inlorm his
friends and all the amateurs ol a gentlsinsnly "eh'ussnre,"
that he cvn now make, in New 1 ork, with the best Frrich
ma'eiials all thai is so perfectly made, in tans, by his master
the celebrated hooim ker Clerce, whose numcrons customers
on this side of the Atlantic, are resp.cifully invited to try
SUSEK'S boots and Usis befor* they despair ol being "chausse?"
in New fort,alter the nicest, latest Paris fashion.
Also,the genuine Paris Jet Blaek Varjiah sold.
m'O 7w * r
BOUT ANU SHOE STOKE.
wriSPfly JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that he has commenced business in the above
line, at No. 99 Nassau street, where lie will tuenklnlly receive
ajjd faithfully execute, all orders he u.ay be favored with on
he in<??t rea&ou?bte tcrmi for caih. y?22r __
90 BKOAI) <#A V.
s. HOBinfc.lt, FRENCH BOOT MAKER.
Irum Paris, has au asi-nrtmeut of ready-made
Bonis .tD(i Shoes,of the best calfskin, for Five Dollars, superior
to any other hop- maker in the ci'y mlO im*ec
TO '1HE LADIKS ?200 pair i rime Gaiter
mSSIBrf boots of all colors and sizes of the litest fashi n.
Misses and children's Uiitor hoo's and Buskins, L d'es Bns
kins. Ties and Slippers, a pood article, from 4 to 8 shilling*).
Also, a good assortment <t Gentlemen's prime csll stitch
boots, city made, tlim 2 75 to I dollars, wit-ranted ; good tine
pegged boots, from 12 to ISshil ings. Also, Boy's boots, 8 to
12s ; "ents. gaiters, iiuuter baots and shoes of all descriptions
ru great abundance, at Walker's cheap sloe, 419 Broa.lway,
corner Csnsl street, m24 lm'ec
~~ TO BOOT-MAKL11S.'
C. MORG
T-JAS REMOVED from 132 to 134 Leonard street, where he
I-I cou'inues to cut Kit. On hand ready cut kit, Freuch
and English. ml lm*ec
FORTY YEAR**.
rI8 A FACT that LEE'8w8ieam Blacking is universally
admit trd to be the best article msuuf ctured in the United
States. C. Lee has manufactured Blacking iu th s city forty
years. The first thirteen years and two months by himself?
then took in partnership A. Thomson?twenty \ ears aud ten
mouths it was known as Lee fc Thomson's B>aclro g. Di solved
purtuerabip with said Thomson, and the last six years have
made it again on my own account, I ana the o'desr ulicbina
Manufacturer id the United Stales. Have made more to quantity
aud bet'er in quality than any other person in this conntry;
bur. good as it always has been, it is greatly improved of lateIt
is no* msaufac'iirrd by steam power, and known a Ler'a
I in pre ,td Sieam B'aeking, No. 1 John str et corner of Broadvr
. v. I. Innki tiiivvn wirL ennarinui nridp o*i fi.II cofMieti
" and would only say to hi* customers and the public that
till continues to inaiiaf-<cture Ins luprnred 8'eata Bluck-i?but
why enlarge? a word to the wise is sufficient
CHAKLe.9 LEE,
?30 lm*r No. 1 John street, c met of Broadway.
PALMO'S ARUAl E Bt?TH,
39 < HAMB; II STREET.
THE GENTLEMEN'S SALOON NOW OPEN.?Great
A Reduction.
Baths n cento.
B iths with rohee or eheeta .37 X "
"J") 'icke s for $5.
The subsciiber having leased the above establishment, for a
term of yearr.hu co'i.mencd in prove m*nts on a rcale which
when completed, will, he Hatters hitncrll, ve in taate, in costly
elegance and msguificetiee, wi h any limilarratablithment
in lite wori.'; haviug visited the hot coudnctrd ba'hr in Kntoiw,
he feels an hesitation iu assuring hi? feliow citiz-ns th.it
IMS obit which bar for the pajt thirty vtars actuated 'ill ill
providing (tin matter at w' at cost.) the most solendi i mansions
lor their social comfort and conveui- ncr, hall not, on the pres>
lit occasion he lost sight of, and that to the iiAprnet men's
and el?g>ucies of th? Eutoi tan Biths.hr ni l take the hbcity
of adding turn t einvmtire resomccs of his own caltivMed
and wellkaown taste, all that he has observed wanting to render
the enjoyment of aharhlue "or pins n tin" Of p-rf? Citon.
The Ladies Sal-ou will be in readiness in a few days. A
u'l description of die varied impr .vrmenls wil be given when
completed, ar.d the whole thiowu open for public insoection.
m 15 3mec FERDINAND PAL.MO.
A CLEAR COMPLEXION FREE FROM
ERUPTION OR DISFIGUREMENT
TVAAV BE HAD BY ALL. by nsing a remedy now well
drA mown to he one of the most surprising inventions of the
age It is made in the shape of a beautilal smp, as it entirely
eradicates every eruption, snch as pistdes, freck rs, blo.ehes,
scurvy, salt rliruin, tan, inornhew, sunburn, or disfigurement
orthe skin, imparting to the fare, body, neck, or arms, a bratt
tifnl healthy clearness 5'o mi representation is offered. One
trial will sulticr to recoinmeud it to nil. It changrs the colar
of darg, sunburnt or yellow skiu, to a liur healthy clear
ear It hn? receired the approval of the Medical Council of
Parii, who call it a '' miracle, a wonder, and a blessing." I
have aeen thia cure several cases of eruption that |>eracna hava
spent handrails of dollars on to cure in vain. It la sold at 53
cents a cake by T. Jnnoa at hia perfumery establishment, sic u
of the American Eagle, 12 Chatham street, N.Y ; and by tlirse
agent'?in Philadelphia, by Ziebcr, c ruer 'i't ird and Dock ata.
or next to the Ame.icau Hotel, Wa<hiuatou, D C.; in Uoalon,
I State street: in Charlearon, 8.C. 107 King aL; in Albany. 57
btatest; in Brooklyn, 138 Fulten. Agents wauled in nil other
cities m5 Im'm
I HE MO*T Df.LIOHTFUL OP ALL EXCURSIONS.
* ?A sat across th- Hudson Hirer to Hoboken, and then a
walk 'O the Klrtian Fields along the rx.eeuingiy bexutiful
and picturesque ahotes of the place, will prore the most easily
anon'nluheu and attractive ol all the rural rxcuratons that can
be made from the city The gruund* now pr. sent a charming
aspr ct, the trees being mos'ly in leaf and the soil covered with
a rirh turf. The wa'ka are in excellent order, h <ving hern
c-niaiderably embellished the prescat spring mlg itw ?ec
CUTLERY.
WM. 5XML.D, Manufacturer and luiro-terof Cutlery, No.
1(0 Division street, offers to ihe trade, ehsaii for caah, a
beauti ul asao'tme t of one, two, three aad lour blade knives,
with a variety of other good .
As.Mr VV superintends the manufacturing of his goods, he
can rTiipimend iheui t> be cipul to the best ma ufactiired
go. dt in the euy T he ronn'ry dea'ert would do well to call
previ'im to I urchning elsewhere m 7 lm*r
COLLECT lOMt r nail parts of the United States, made on
. the most la* orable terms by
S. J. 8YLVE8TEK,
tr.jv 6rr 72 Wall street and '30 Ur,
HILLS OK EXCHA.NOe, on all parts oi F.'glaud, IralaiiJ.
>r 8rotlnnd, in sums of ?5, ?10, ?15,?20 to anv amount,
for sale at 8. J. SYL V e.STBK'8,
m27 tit' 22 W,|| srreer and tan Hrnadway.
MAN U h ACTURKR9' l'A.NK ol tie.I.rule ^trufir' tea,
j|? >, Lumbermen!* Bank Notea wanted-jor a ihsrt time
at 9 J ?Y9VK8T\R9
m27 6tr 2' Wet' ? reef rind 13(1 Broadway
FtKEWUKKS, CllAC K EI(S, .tec,
FOURTH JLL.Y, 181?
COUNTRY v d city dealere in rireworki, will find it to
their advantage to ca I and evan.ine an ei'eciivi aimrtmenl
of the Sett quality, ?t M. AYL'lFFlt.'9 oldeita'li hm< nt,
86 < Imliam itrert. A laige qnantitv nl Pre cracker! jn?t reiri.ed.
Remember the itgnoi the two mammoth iky rockeu
and irold key. n>30to4jy*r
~ A YACHT FOll SALE,
OF le'en ton! bur'hen, nine month* Id, aud in perfect lulling
order, we I liiund in e?eiy re?pect,!?ch a? awning lor
cockpit anennr, tripling, cahlea, parent iheayc hlocki, ?aila
au'i ring ng ol the veiy bt at matenila, a ooinpn t? i-tt of t'agi,
cleiti aid rudder head of h .-! , ha! a keaulifui eib o, fiuely
fitted no with loeken, cuahioni a id locking glaaaea, ipy glii,
and oihei fixture! appciiaimog to ihe Mine ; Im a I ri<e reliigeralor
under the coclp f. that will hold 100 Iba ICK a'o>P
rigged, carriea aquare topaaila, ten. tli 51 feci on deck, 0 tret
beam, iruD keel, 11 inchea d?ep, 3H wnl nidahirn, bolt don
kelatou wi igning icon ha., ai,u thoie ihu know the advantage
of leverage powa', Will at once see that the cannot be knocked
down in a aqnill, and in can per bolt' in ia atove ihe CaUnot
aink, I! Ihe h,? the buoyancy ef 2?oti weight of eotk tietween
her aide! and inling, aud u a very Ian aailer, P nr further pattlfiitara.
inquire of J.JtNNlNUS,
m30 Ib'u W Broadway cor John at. unataira. front room
IDULkD FOOLSCAP f/Vl'Kn ?km ii re ami low tinced
XV itiled foolacap, for lale by !'ER8a? & BROOK9,
N",61 Liberty ?tr,r'.
VT IVV'ION 'S M I > Kit A I. t>U Mll>\ WAT Ml ?Thia
i> new , rticle. put in hal.-piat bottl-a, w:th Symp* of tinny
different kmda, ii particularly rdrpted to hnteli, ateamh >atl
packet', and fimtliea. It alfinda immediately a cool, r?f ratling
and healthy iiimmer hever>ge.
tlrdera left nt Ne?ton'a Mineral Water Depot, No 13 Rei k
m.vi itreet.or with the drieer of the wigon, will be punctually
attend"d to, and icnt to any pin of thecit), Harlem Brookl-n,
Hoboken Ac. mo 3f m
HOWARD < I.UU, NKW VI lit K ?N-1 I'll K the
member! ot ihe Howaid Club are hereby notified, thai,
puriuant to Article 2, Section a. of the revived rulei, the
annual eleetiou lor officer!01 the Ulnb, lor the year commencing
on the lit Thiindiv of .Auguat neit, will he held at the
Club Koomi, on Thursday, the lit day of June next, the
ballotting to commrnee at half-paat I o'clock, F. M,, p-eriarly.
A innctnil atterdatice cf the memnera la reapeetfhlly requeued
WM RICHARDS,
Ii mtOSt'm Secretary.
w ro
W YORK. WEDNESDAY
UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM.
121, late 129 Chatham tttrri, New York.
AnJ 116 Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
A?(t t 1!S lluCKCKKil ITllttT.
\7H' uliSALE AND RETAIL.
f'HK CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for
1 tale caw and rrasram Test of tiv-ry variety and atyle.
Their a'aortmen; auecially incltidra the mod delicioui end
eowerfu' ...idea .. I tJreen and Black tL'err pack ire beam the
Hamj) of ner.tne- rand elri^ance, and the 1 eaa therein are ac
thoroturhly lecu cd from Inrht and air that th -ir quality and
power <rill ism in unimpaired in any climate Theiravatem
of iiroarcutinn .inaineaa it i erhiip* aearcely to be eirrlled It
ia founded upon the ittinoat 'eirtrd to the riirhti of he ruatomor.
eanecttlly with reaier'. to wentht tnd iinality, and umjrailed
cheapneaa. All porrhaaera ere railed upon to return any
articlca which jail tu give them liie fnllrai aatiaficnon, which
try merchants, public estiblishmculs, head* of families, cm'
shipmasters will find its decided advantage to supply Mem elves
from chit establishment
Okixdiixe Java CorrsE roasted every day.
Order* from ell part* of the United rttutss executed with
etomptitad'e and deipat:h.
il/^ The only warehouse in America for the aala of Hontnri
RUfb Tel. m25 lm*n
TO THE LOVEKB Oil SUPERIOR BLACK TEAHowqua's
Mixture?Thi? exrremeiy delicious and anparalItied
Tea, to highly celebrated in China and Europe, joat imported,
it now for rale at the Canton Tea Company' Oenem'
Tm 10i'?l?li?hm?nt ]j| Phsthsmst New Vi?-r, and 116 Fulton
afreet, Brooklyn?in stckages Price M rents and ai each
in?5 '" *m ____
REMOVAL.
MRS. O. NKWCOMBK, TOBACCONIST, retain. her
sincere acknowledgements for the very liberal patronage
extended to her for the last 13 yearn, and would bey leave to
inform her patron* aud the public Kent-rally that the has remeted
her old established snutf and tobacco warehouse to the
spacious store No 4 Wall street, Mor'imer buildiuK*, where
she would luvite the at ention o( eonnois eurs to her large and
wrll selected stock of Foreign and domesti snuff's.
Just received from Hamburgh a larKe supply of Varina*i.Kanaster
(1st, 2nd i-.ud 3rd quality J old and very superior Turkish
Spanish, Scafa-latti ana Porto Rico, rmok'nx tobacco; cavendish
( various kind ,) rud flue cut (hewing ditto.
A choice asscrtmeut of the best brands of Havana and Principe
i igara, constantly on hand. Kancv pipes, rittar cases,
unff boxes, pocket lights. Chinese tinder Sic &c All ol
which lor tale on the most liberal terms, wholesale or retail.
ftraugers and country dealers are iuvned to call previous to
making their purchases elsewhere mt lm*ec
VTOTK'K AND REMOVAL.?F. A ARTAULT, lately
16?5* Fulton st. havinit dissolved by :nntaal consent his copartnership.
for giving all his attention to tire Daguerreotype
bus-nets, respectfully informs his fritDds aud the public lhat fie
has removed his old Daguerreotype stand (rom I68K Kttllon st.
to 235 Broadway,2d story, where he has just opeueu several
packages received by the latt arrivals, containing 10UO French
Daguerreotype Plate*. No. 30 and 10 warranted Freuch Acroinatic
Lenses, an t nil ihrcheimeals necessary?complete apparatus.
tie will De very glad to tee all his old customers visiting
hit new place.
Piease to give a call?235 Broadway, 2d story, rooms Nos. 2
and 3. m? lm*r
0 BKEVOOHT, formerly at 102 Knltou street, h'l re
vi moved to No. 6". mSlmr
MADA.Vle. FLORIMC LEFKVKE? Removed from 79
Franklin street 'o 20 Walker infi I in *t_
REMOVAL?I' MAK*, Hill Dr-sserand Wig Maker, has
removed f-om 162 to 189 B.uadway, a lew doors below the
F anklin H -Use, and opposite John street. Htvi gfpiednpa
new n oio in the most fashionable style, h- will c -ntinue the
tame bmintss, aud will be pleased lo see Lis old fiiends and
patrons, and others who i av lavor him wnh a call. He has
also private rooms foi Ladies' tnir dressing and jampcotng.
This powerful Extract m Jampo >uy is considered by thousands
of Nerr Yorkers and ttransers at one o tue healthiest articles
for the cure ol dindruff and trengtheuing 'he hair, it approved
by the Faculty of Mrdiciue in Pans. a"J patented at Wa-hiugtou.
Nothing is more pleasant and delightful than to go thronxh
this operation in the hands of P. MAES ml -m*'
SELPHO'S FIR IT I' llEMiU vt A -OlESEY LEU.
INTRODUCED iu'o this country and made solely by Wil1
liam Helpho, No. 80 Spring streei, near Broadway, New
i urn. i nil ne?eripuou?i /arunciai jl,c|{ ut-rivrs iu unme tre-n
(he c?leb Rtcd Marquis of ADi;leS'-y. (e?eii a(. thia day ihe first
horseman in Europe) by whom it Las been adapted and worn
ever liner its firs'invention by the l.ite Mr Potie, of London,
to whom the present artist was, lor eleven years, a pupil and assistant.
The Anglesey Ley is patented in England, and differs radically
aud essentially from allnthersubsrirutr.fnr namrutated
limb. Ill Murope it is worn bv Prince Ernest of He.se Chillijistall,
and hv o'tier Continental as well at British Nobis men,
and Naval and Militnrv ilenMe""n who suffered is the late
wars. Also by many latkes of ik'stinction. It is allowed by the
inmlemiu. nt European SuigeoiM to he the nearest approach to
the Natural Lei;. hith>r'o produced, an opinion which, both as
to its lorm aud ucti.n, has been uinie recenily confirmed by
m my of the most distinguished of their prolessional brethren iu
the Uuiu-d States. And durum Ihe short tunc the subscriber
has beeu in this countr r, it*, advantage i have beeu fully tested
by a nninberof patients of tlie Inchest res;>eetability, who have
lelt with him the strongest certificates in laeor of iis
snprri.'iiiy.
W 3. wit' out meaning to reflect upon any maker of the old
style oi l-c considers it hi.iduty to caution tbe public against
being misled by iicrsons preteudmr to imitate or improve upon
he Anglesey Leg. W. .v. has had seventeen yeats experience
in his profession, and the mechanical principle npon w' ich the
peculiarity i f this leg deiientfs, is known only iu the United
States to himself.
W. S. may be consulted daily at 80 3ptinK street,or by letter,
post paid.
[krom the New World.]
The Anolkjev Leo ?I'his invention and its introduction
into this con- try by a pupil of the inventor, and an adept in
in re mechanic*) ikill, will be li'i'e'l witli joy and g latitude by
all who need its assistance. The workmanship of the Leg ta
very beau .iful, am' it at the same ti"-o strong and I'nrahlp. The
joints are ex*c:ly si nilar to nature, ami the most fiuiaeed sculptor
m glit sainiv endeavor to fashion a more peifcct model ota
human limb. We commend to onr readers especial notice, the
praiseworthy artist. His adrertiseineut may be relied on as
telling the literal truth. ml1 lm*m
CtttlTON W A ILK?DAY'S -IH8T I'HEolUM INDI
\ RUBBER HOSK is eonlideuily recommended for
any purposes for which teaihtr is used, and is warranted to possess
the foil w mg pioperties
lit. It is perfec ly tiaht nnder pressure of the Croton.
21 It is made of the af rougeat fabrics, aod will not mildew to
injnre in the least, and requires uo .itreution.
3rd. It is not d-stroird by commit in contact withotlor
grease, nor stiffened by cold weather, nor cin the tubbvr deci
siLvie, cs inferior articles are in no cte uxil. should
ihs leest complaint be innde of th? Hose, not possessing
the above properties, it will he taken hack, at any time inside
o's * months from its purchese, and uiner given in eichange
without charge
4th. Coupling and jet pipes will be attached without charge.
Buyrri will BOtstkst we ore clearly satisfied that this hose (the
proc-asol making which is unknown to anv otner i 1 the trade)
is just the article long wanted lor leading water ?nd many other
liquids. HORACE H. DAY,
uil6 Im'r Successor to Bezhury I. R C. 45 VUincoI.ane.
A A. BAMANOH,
NO. 6 WALL AND 289 BROADWAY, offars for sale
toe following arti. 'es. viz
'8 Bales of stipeiior Oniia Tobacco.
10 Biles of yaiions qualities of Havana Leaf.
48 Drums of superior Tn-key Smoking l'obicco.
12 Bags of I h.nce Coffee, 'or fimily use
A S'?ail lo' of Airow Ro >t and Cocoa N ut.
10 Cas?s of 10 snd 6 d> r. -aen Hcs'srlst'i Smoking Tobacco,
6 Dcz bot.lcs oue pound eicli Natchi'.oches Snuff, oi New
Orl-ai s.
193,000 Lord Byron Regalia Trabucos, Canonei and Pana
tellss.
I.a Norms do and mcdiam size.
Venus Regalia 111 bona of 100 snd in 30.
Plantation Begin and Maniil Ch*roots.
Azrora' az tdores, ^Voi-ville. Prgur\d?d, Port Havanos,'La
Kinprrssn, G 11 a, mail Y.ira etd Prircipees.
German '1'obacco, 111 dilfe-ent qualities and Spanish.
An asjortineut of chewing tohaecs, pipes, bowls, tubes,
ambers, muff boi-s, segar cases, m itches of different qualities,
long Tnrki-h i.herry "terns, and a general assortment oi piper
segara. Viz; Gircit. Mendota. Perit, Star ani Loid Byron and
many other articles two numerous to mention?al. are offered
?r .I re 1 aiI
Aim). 8 of Pill or Wafe* B net, of different tize*.
_ni2Rl m r
8 fRa W BONNE.TS AMU BMBKOIDBRiES.
AT thu araaon of the y?ar, at he 1 'diet ate about leivng lha
city, Mitt F O dtfroybest to inform that the h .1 lately
received Irom the bet' r.ouita in Pa.it. aevera' ctteaof thaw
hnta, eery suits-It* for the country, by their low price, loud
taa'e and ele.nnt tiem hcirv
The ?ale wil begin ou Wcdneaday neit, Ihe 31st ir.itaut.ard
will be con irnad ceerv day of the tame week.
Mitt F. (J Will tell, at tie tame lime a complete amortmrnt
of Kmhroideriet, th>t the will tiee below coti, wi*.hing to renew
her neck lor the enaui'ig ir-inn
Lmfirt air luvited to rail to 319 Broadway, oppoiitr thaOrlton
H )U?e, up ttaiia, and jsdge for themt'lret rr'29 3 *r
f)Lu ANB SUPERIOR LOMSUNO" SOUTH i*IDE
MADEIRA?At Public Auction, on 'J hurtd.iv, 1 at June,
at 12 o'clock, at the itor of the > uhaciihr r, No 4 New afreet
near Wallitreet, New York, will be told on liberal credit. 75
h.il' pipet and qr eatkt of very tup-rior old Sooth Side Madeira
Wine, from the celebra'ed and asei-nt flout- of " L<mrli
no," who pottett totne of the choice-t vineyardi on the (tltnd
I here wines ar itl mat remain f the imporrat'. ni direct by
VIeitrt. Peter Harmony Ik Co. and are under ' uat< m Hoot;
Lock
Sample* can be teen *t my tforr end they will be off.-red at
piivale tale until lit Jane, when all tha> rrmnint rhail be told
on t at day to ihe highest bidder, without rrte ve at the thip
tneiitt must be cloieu. W. A. CAKTiR,
Wine and Coininitti en Merchant,
m?3 tlttjr 6 ew etr. et, New York.
PHO POORaFh PORTRAITS? Ur. L. M. CYRUS
the in* ?ntor of thit new art, produce t by it not only a cor
rrct nbruett of t> e original p rtrail but alto a purity ofdeaign
abril wncy of ro oting, which lar t riatt the -htf-d'oanv
?whether ancient or modrrt:?of the moat ci lebr ted art it La.
Urateful I r the eueou-igeinent he ha* received front hit nninerout
frieudt end the pnhlic generally, D'. L. M. Cyrut
wonld f?in inform them that lie bat titled np, fo? the accommod
lion Of l?'lira, r ?ni(? ofnWM in P'lk Place HOJMO. corner
of Broadway, where he irntlt hit skill in hit proli'ttion. and
hit attention io ell who may rnnorhim with their lavort, will
ii.ttt-c him a continuance of the patronage hitheito to liberally
bellowed on him.
The Doctor eivet instruction in erery department of the DafoonootypeIN
rhyp grapllie art. Instrument* fo. tiking pop
triita on a larpe ni am-ll tcrle, for aalr.ns alto the nereaa.try
chrmical preparations fjr the taking of nortiaiu in Thy to
graph* or con' Term* moderate. mIO lm*r
pLfcAHA.NT BOAP LMNtJ? Several lamillea rau oe ac
r eommoilated at ftratton'r Point, one mile Irom the trillage
of KinhiDg; (o and from which a ateatnoonl tnua twice i day.
Bathing on a >>n < beach within forty rode,with dretaing hoiur,
rural walk*. end a pri*(>cct uu?uipa*?ed, b? land and water
Apply to P. sTRaT TON.
in 10 1 in*r
H AMMOMlC XPaHI'?iKNTS, I > Honamp atrrei, near
Broadway to let. to gentlemen. with brrahfaat and tea, or
fall board, If required Kelereoce* required. g. quire at the
bar t Niblo'e Uardrn, or at the bona , 411 Hottitou snect.
m21-lm*ec
LWHIOHT Ik CO. will open an oltice of divcnant and de
polite at Orwego, ,N. Y., on the lit of May neit, and
will make collection* and rrrnittaiicci at reoaonable rate*. He
lerto I) Kbbet*. Jr. ^ ?q , caahier. Ne w York.
Snyuam, ''age k Co., .New Yoik.
Die*, Kobinaou k Co., New York.
A. U Patchin, k.?q., Cramer, Albany,
Oiweto. Arril 2fl 1*4 a2*i'.w*
SAMUKL BliOllWKH. rrapeetfully inform* hi* temperance
frirnitt and the public, that In* repetition Conce-t wilcome
( (Ton Thn'iday evening J me i?t. 1841, (hi* laat a| real
to In* lri?inl?,) at Concert Hall, 106 Bimdwy. on which occa
ion the following eminent talni will nog aad pr mule *t| iano:
Mil, Birton. II ''he man, from ilie American Muieum, It H.
Todd celeora til Itlih vnealiat. (I.o J irkaon, fint ai iiearance
iheie ten yeaia, a profeiaor, M ur? B-ilev, Poole, White, Colon,
K id ler, Tr< mpore, H alley, and Coliiiia.
i n arta one ilnliing, to be had at ihe d-ioron tha n ght of the
co cert, or Mr B. D^ort optn at H pait 7, coecerti)* put 8o'C'i
C? , prr curly ">40 > *t
fNOLMAVS l.f BO a MUSTAUD, per chip Philadt 1
M phia
200 Hlb kegi of line and aecond
Bead?20ii piga _ _ ?
Printing Pa, era-28X42 21X36 2?X37 24X18
82-*X31 2 XII 19X24 together.
With a genetal aa*ortment of writing, ervel. p-. and wrapping
Iapera, tor sale by 9. XlN'jkLEY,
in21 im'r 1W luden Lane
iRK I
' MORNING, MAY 31, 15
po KARMK.RB GRAZlKUfTaTAGRICULTURISTS
1 ? BUTTbK.MKRK, Dmvgiat and Chemist, from fcny
land, 58 Katei street, Near York, would c irneslly direct the
nt'culion ol all cnucrrni'il in the welfare of horses and ca> tie
to the follownm inr lmblr no di, inrs, i>r?-pared nccorduiB to
the formula of one ol the moat ainineut veterinary aantroua
now pncriainf in the loath of K'ojtaud, and procured by the
preaent proprietor at considerable ro,t ?
DI' KK.TI' HORdK BMXS-, Vse balls ire a ndira'
remedy for all diao dera in liorara, irisiins from impurity of the
blood, Brou humors, and obitructcd perspiration, such aa
urease in the herls, swelled lem, a ran^Ui . , K ivel, eruntioua
on the akin. he. They maybe admiiuatereil at auy time or
aeaaoli, without change of do t, or luterfr reoce with usual la
bor Aline l.ill til il.e yr.tr, when horses generally uuder|fo
change orh ibit, the regular use of these balls will p uvt high
ly beiielici 11, and evcu i preventive of uiaay <Ji?' ues to wliich,
at thi? season, honra an? peculiarly liable. Hold iu packages
containing six hall" ia , with tmple dirrctmns.
CORD1AL FELON DRINK?Decidedly the beat medicine
that can be adm.ujatered, for all diaordera in horned cattle,
arising from cold, >uch aa hidebound, fevera, laaa of appetite,
shivenug, coughs, hooving, loaa of milk, Ike. Said in
package!, with direction!, 3s 6d each.
CLE AN Hi NO DRINK lor new Calved Cows?U of inflnate
lervice and should never be ouiRked, in all ca?ea where
the placenta, secuudims, or cleansing, ta obstructed. It not
onlv forwarda (he discharge, but ami admirably affords nature
timely assistance, in expelling that eilraueoua matter, which
impedea the courae of the alimentary canal,presenting the fulfilment
of iu pr i|ier function. Thia drink alao counteract! a
variety of complaint! to which the animal ia afterwarda liable,
whi'stthe flow of milk 11 woudtrfully promoted. In packag-a,
with directions, Si 6d each.
RED FESTER BOTTLE?For subduing inflammation
and morbid swellings in hones, alio an excellent cooling
loliou. for lelnxed sinews, bruises, sp-ai:is, galled backs,
wounds, ftc In bottles, with directions, 2s 64 each. No
stable should be without it.
VULNERARY BALSAM?For eradicating warblei in
horses, healing cuts and wounds, howrver deep or aggravated;
alio an application to cankers in the hoof and onick probes,
decidedly the best remedy that can be used. Should he in
every s'able. Hold iu bottles, with directions, Is Gd each.
CORDIAL. rUHUl^G, AND WORM BALLS, LIQUID
BLISTER, Ike. Ike. At this establishment, the utmost
caution is invariably observed, iu the selection of genuine
familv medicines.
I HYSICIAN'S PRESCRIPTIONS -J. B fully impressed
with a sense of their vital im|>ortJiice, shall invariibly observe
the moat scrupulous accuracy in the preparation u4 physician's
prescriptions.
The above medicines are prepared and sold exclusively at
the Medical Hsll, "8 Essex stieet, three doors from Grand, opposite
the Market, New York.
Orders from the country prnmpt'y executed a 18 3m*r
IMPORTANT TO FARMER*? The New York Night
1 Soil Company are bow prepared to receive and fulfil order*
for manure, which i? pinuouuced by tin- most practical
and reipectable farmer! to be superior in its f< mlizing qnnliti
i to auy manure uow in uae, and they intend lelliug it at
auch price! a* to make it accruible to everv farmer.
For particulars enquire at the office of the agent, 15 Chambers
street.
Ordvrs msy also be left for the removal of the contents ol
cess pools and sinks, which will he attended to with all possible
cleaid'tiess and pauctnality. They liavs been at the great
ei|ienic of purchasing vessels lor the purpose of conveying it
from the ci.y, and to make it agreeable to the citizen*, they
have close tubs and carts, and have it so arranged as to have a
vessel at the wharf, nearest to where the work is going ou, so
as to p event the uuiaanre of carting it through the city.
All orJers may be left or letters addressed 10 ihe office ol
the agent. 15 Chambers street. m3 Im'p
m<; WLLIARD 8ALOON~T7~ ~
^ u. j i PI ixtPj i, i ri i\ r, r_. i?uuno DT.lu TT
THE AMERICAN HOTEL.
DRICE REDUCED to One Shilling |ier Hundred, from I
I A. .M. ro 5 P M.?The subscriber informs his friends and
the public iu general, that tie has Five New Billiard Tables, iu
separate apartments?two in the upper front saloon?two in the
rear saloon, and on? in the front room?All iu first rate older.
Each g?r t fffiiu visiting the establishment will be Inrnished
with a private Cue, for his especial use?the tahlei being in different
apa iik uU. Uie proprielot thinks it will render it more
select and i teenhle to uentlenien visiting his house.
ALSO. TWO HNE BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE
BASEMENT.
His Bar will always be stocaed with the choicest Wines and
Liquors ami the hest Sccats to be had?also Sherry Cobbliys,
Mint Juleps, Punches; made in a manner not to be surpassed?
N B.?'I'lic apartments have undergone a thorough refitting
?rewpaper, pa inline. Ssc.
(TT^Oeutlemcn wili please to communicate any neglect of
duty of the attendants, at the bar.
FRANCIS MONTEVERDK.
mch'6 1ni*r S Barc'ay street.
EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT
fPHE subscribers will send ati ami through from this city,
J. to the above named and intermediate places, on the morning
of the 9th inst., lor the transportation of specie, banknotes,
bundles and packages ol goods, collection of drafts, bills, notes
and accounts,and all tne.h other business as may be entrusted to
them. rOMKHOY St CO..
2 Wall st? N.V
N. B. Immediately on the openinir of lake navigation, the
above express line will be extended to Chicago, Cincinnati,
Re., and continued throughout the entire season, in connexion
with their New York, Albany, Troy, tud Buffalo daily express
mti r
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of Copper Plate and Xylogrsphie Engraving and Printing,
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new and improved platea far ani>erior to thoae of any other
eambliihrnent in America.
Hia ant craa haa ao far exceeded hia expectation, aa to enable
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i and tne proprietor may here observe, that the loweit peaaible
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GUI TAH8, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.-34S Broad
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atyle.
All I ' 'rumen** from thii manufactory, long favorably
known in ihr Lulled 8tt.t*?, where it received the firrl premium
awarded by the America'' luiti'nte. for the be*l (Juitai,
are made of auch uiatcnl* end in *uch a iuperior m nuer, ai
rn b ii (he maker to warrant the in to Hand any cl m ite.
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nrd examine the *i lei' ud workinaiahip ol thai' inatrnmenr*,
and aacitia n the nri ei. '1 hey will on found lower than at
any other home in the city.
Mr Ph. Krn?\ Prol??inr of the Flnle and Guitar, beg* leave
j to announce that the above arrangement* do not interfere in
' the leaat with hi* other rng geineut*; he a> ill continue* lo give
' leMona aa tuaal, at M Broadway, near ' ' Herat in It Im r
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1 I HliNA?l)e*cr bed, lllnatrated and Kamiliarized.?R.
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cent lllnatrated work on China, which they intend to laaue in
monthly part*, with all the aula of rugraviug and printing combo
oil, toprraeni a heant to I and inatrncttve acconnt ol that aaloniahiiiv
aid iniereatiuu Country. The antiquity, the gtandenr,
and the exclu*iv? chaiacter of the imlltuti in* of China,
ri nder *nch an acaonnt at he prr?ent time, peculiarly appropriate
and detirahle, con* ide ring the mtere*t which i* now fell
in the United Stile*, in connection with the Tact of our com
mercial Operation* being *o mncn extend d with that aingulai
and woiiderfol n.lion. The work wi I ne iaaued m nmnberi
containing three ?tre! engraving* in each. Price 50 cent*.
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A (K)Ol) SHAVING SOAP AT LAST, TO
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Those who bave used it we II know i't worth, and swat i ? the
vers best soap errr medr for ilutlw?it nusryi thick rich
lusting easy l.ither, tofleniiiK to the beard and ffer.li?|{ to ihe
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sha> iuk jars for use, at 1, t k i shillings each, by T. JON h.H
at his I eifninery Establishment, sign of the American Kagl-,
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700 " " " 12 by 38
?50 " " " II by 46
'4)J " 1 " ?. ny 37
80 ) 2B by 42
236 21 by 38
?0 " " " 12 by 32
J00 " " ' 21 by 31
Also, booh paper, 19 by 24 , 24 by 28, and 24 by 78.
They hase also a large tasoi merit ol wntir ' audlwrippin*
esper, of different siteie aud ijealitiea, which th-y offer at th
'owesi market prieea. inker
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IV! that the has ren orad her establishment f?? m No. 23 Murray
itrret to No. 48 Vetey street, up stairs where she roulinu
is 'v clean Ucis, Vcila, embroidtrics, aad plei: collars.
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S43.
National Academy of
Since our last we have made i carelul review of
the works exhibited, and tind thai th> re i^ still much
demanding our notice, and we ahall therefore continue
our remarks at some length. W. take this opportunity
of assuring those inquisitive personages
who have been so busily speculating as to who may
or may not be the author of these criticisms, that
their curiosity is as futile as it is unnecessary. Suffice
it that they were commenced, and will be carried
through, with a determination to advance, as
far as possible, the interests of the art which ihey
discuss, by careful investigation and hh honest and
fearless expression of opiuion. We had hoped to
unvc rcucivcu asoiaianur- in uur ittuuro ui^pu^n mr
notices ol some of our cotemporaries; but we find
the few that have appeared, made up, for the moat
part, if not entirely, of the same farrago of stereo
typed cant which has hitherto distinguished newspaper
criticism on art ; equally extravsgant in their
praise and censure. They do not condescend to
assign any reason for the sentiments so oracularly
pronounced. Such a picture is declared to he good?
and such a one had ; another splendid, and the rest
execrnhle; but for any clue to the causes which
induced such conclusions, we look in vain. Now,
we should he glad to learn of whit possible utility
such criticism can be?how it can either enlighten
the public or improve the artist 1 It can do neither.
The effect is directly opposite to that produced by
just and legitimate criticism. The sensible painter
who is thus applauded, derives no satisfaction in
the laudation, and he who is condemned laughs at
what he esteems an impotent ebullition of ignorance
or malice. The conductors of journals who permit
their columns to be disgraced by these senseless
tirades, have much to answer for. They oppOM
stumbling-blocks to the onward march of taste and
genius in the country, which have, heaven knows,
enough of unavoidable obstacles in their way. We
have genius for art among us?high, pure, vigorous,
and original genius ; but it has not yet attained its
full stature?it is the infant Hercules. Let us, then,
by every means we can command, foster its growingstrength,
and sustain the generous and quick pulsations
of its mighty heart?few artists need but
this. They are surrounded bv lolty and glorious
sources of inspiration. They find this in the exhaustless
stores of grandeur and loveliness which
Nature lias lavished upon this western world. Nor
need they seek in foreign history themes for the
epic pencil. True, they have not here the shadowy
and dreamy poetry that clings about antiquity?
the mysterious sublimities of tradition ; but, then,
they have the glory of the present. Let the European
bask him in the sunshine of tiis own idealrevel
in classic story?still gaze "on ruined lane
and fallen architrave"?they are beautiful inspirations.
But let the son of the new world erect, lor
henllll/ Hnfl ttnhlimilv new nltora . luf lum turn
irom Greek and Roman story, and conceive the
grandeur of a kingdom wrested from the woods?
where civilization is moving with the stride of a
giant onward, and the axe is forever ringing with a
restlessness (hat is sublime.
Rut we fear we may already have trespassed too
far upon our readers' patience in this digression?
we return, therefore, to our direct subject.
No. 2 Moonlight?Scene in Scotland.?A young
lady.?We are loth to criticise the effort of a lady
when we cannot approve it?but we are constrained
to say that ttic fair author of this performance has
been ill-advised in publicly exhibiting it We hail
with pleasure any evidence of disposition on the
pari of ladies to cultivate a taste for and practice
art; but we would respectlullv suggest the propriety
ot confining the exhibition of their early effortBto
a private circle, where they are certain to command
a degree ol admiration. We commend the young
lady, it she wish to become a landscape painter, to
a careful study of Nature. She will then discover
that shadows are not naturally of an indigo hue?
and that the color of foliage cannot be well imitated
witli chrome and Prussian blue. We would
also suggest that at least one course of drawing, under
an Hole master, might be advisable.
No 11 Portrait of a Gentleman.?G. Callaway
Really thai this thing should have been admitted by
the committee, is too bad. We cannot conceive
what pleasure they can take in seeing "the human
face divine" thus wantonly libelled. What colors
Mr. Callaway uses in the composit on of his tints,
i3 to us a mystery. The flesh m several turta appears
to be in a state of gangrene; anil tile whole
has so ghastly an aspect, that if it bear the remotest
resemblance to the gentleman for whom it is intended,
he is most heartily to be jiitied.
No. 133 Landscape Composition.?R. A. Powers.?A
very brilliant Hnd well hnndled picture. 'I he
artist has evidently studied carefully the character
of fall foliage?and he delineates it in a masterly
manner. It is unfortunate that he was not more
successful in the sky of this picture?it lacks atmosphere,
and is deficient in those pearly tints which
give so much value to a rich foreground.
No. 218. Magdalen ?J. Whitehorne, N. A.?
That this picture will never be mistaken for a Raphael,
is certain It is coarse both in conception
and execution We know not what color the painter
intended his Magdalen's hair to be?possibly auburn?but
we can assure him that it is more than
"approximating closely to, and verging towards the
confines of" a positive red, and is withal of a texture
too nearly akin to rope yarn to suit our ideas of
beauty. It requires powers of no common order to
grapple with a subject which Titian, Guido and
Domenichino have already immortalized?and we
must say, that as yet,we think Mr. Whitehorne has
given no evidence of such capacity.
117. Landscape?Winter.?T. Cole, N. A.?In
this picture. Cole is more himself again. It is full
of truth and nature, and though not characterised
by the bold and magnificent effects of some of the
artist's past works, is still a credituble specimen of
his |>encil. The sky is exquisitely aerial, and the
effect of sunset upon snow exquisitely fine.
116 Morning near Sing Sing, looking over Tappan
Hay. North River ?R. Havell. A very clear
und mellow picture?hut much wanting in strength
in the foreground. We think, too, if the artist
would introduce less of positive blue, and more of
grey into his distances, they would be improved ?
The handling of the picture is free and beautiful.
123 Childhood.?S A Mount, N. A ?We have
not before seen so discreditable a production, by
i this clever artist. Not only is the composition un
! graceful, hut the coloring is of a tawdry character,
, what one would hardly pardon in a French print.
1 224 Portrait of L M. Hoffman, Esq ?W H.
Powell, A.?A very life like, finely-painted portrait.
The half shadows about the face are managed wiih
- a skill and delicacy we have rarely seen excelled.
k It is altogether one of the best portraits in the exhi
bition.
i 172 The Retreat to Fort Necessity, June, 1754
J. O Chapman, N. A?We are act among ihe
most ardmt of this artist's admirers, although by no
means insensible to Iii9 merits. He is, we think,
i most successful in cabinet pictures?for in these the
correctness of his drawing and delicacy of coloring
atone for the want of strength of effect. But in his
larger works, the deficiency in this necessary quality
is too apparent. The present picture is pretty?
nothing mote. The essential attributes of a fine
historical work of" art?energetic action and effect
of chiara scuro?are wanting. Commead us to a
picture by Chapmun, on a pannel 16 by 20, of some
rustic sufqect, and it is ten to one but we must look
far, to find a match for it in excelh nee?but we have
yet to see an historical composition by him tnat
shall rise much above the level of mediocrity.
Literary Notifies.
Ftethkn's Misckllaxkous Essays, by James
Stephens?Philtulelphia, Carry ami Hart.?Tins volume
is very neatly executed, and contains the Life
of William Wilburlorce, the Lives of Whitfield and
Frande, D'Aubiane's History of the Great Reformation,
Life and Times ?f Richard Baxter, Physical
Theory of Another Life,The Port Royalists,Ignatius
Loyala and his Associates, and Taylor's Edwin the
Fair. These are all Critical Essays from the Edinburgh
Review.
Macaulky's Miscellanies?Complete in one volume?cheap
edition.?The publisher in his notice
says:?The very general and high commendation
bestowed by the press and the community, upon the
American edition ofMacauley's miscellaneous writings,
has induced the publishers to issue a new and
cheap edition, embracing the remainder of the articles
in the Edinburgh Review, and several ar'icles
written and published while the auHioi was at College.
No Sf.nsk Likk Common Ssnsb? A TuUhy Mary
Hmvitt.?This is another one of those u> .u <? o tidy
works emanating from Anpleton's prolific book
' press. It is ornamented with some very pretty en cravings,and
purports to be passages in the life of
Charles Middleton, Esq It is a very neat little vol
utile, and we doubt not, from the high reputation of
1
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Prlea Two Cent*.
the author, that its contents' are equal to ita eiecution.
Hkctor O'Hali-ora.n, and his Man Mark Antony
O'Taouc?Cheapest edition?large type, with
two illustrations. By Appleten The price of
this work is such as to bring it within reach of all
classes. Ft has an immenee sale.
Farmer's E^cycjjopmdxa?No. 7. with a Dlate?
25 cents Curey Jc H?rt, Philadelphia Invaluable
to the farmer.
r?odky's Ladies' Book for Jon*.?There are no
new fashion*, but some beautiful embellishment*
and one ot the most beautiful conception* that h<t*
ever api>eared in an American Magazine.
Ge*thwdk Howard, tiik Maid of Humrlk Lif*
? By IV R. Engtuk. This is styled tempatione resisted,
and a com|>anion for Hoatna Meadows. J-A.
Tuttle, 4 Ann street.
Thk knickkhboceer for Jun*.?Rich and varied
as usual?a princely wruk.
Circuit Court.
Beioro Judge Kent.
Mat 30.? Maiterlon and .Smi i h ui tha Mayor and Cat*
notation of tht Cily of Hrooklyn.?Thu ia notable case
by way *f illustrating u certain pas>sge Iram the gospel
according to St. Luke, chapter XIV,'28- SO verses, which
may be considered the text from whic h Mr. Lord preached
a very able and effective sermon, this morning, to the
Court and jury here congregated. The text is as follows
Verse 98. Which of you intending to build a town [or
City Halt] sitteth not down first, and counteth the cost,
whether he have sufficient to finish it I
'29. Lest haply, alter ho hath laid the foundation, and
is not able to finish it [nor pay the contractors] all that behold
it begin to mock him,
30. Saying, this man [or city] began to build, and was
not able to finish.
Uearlv beloved, this is an action on a contract to tarnish
the marble forthr Brooklyn City Hall. In tha year
1 H3M>. the Mayor and Corporation of the city of Brooklyn
intended to build a City Hall?or according to the test, a
tower?which is the same thing. The scripture requires
that in all such casas the party shall firat sit down Bnd
count the cost, and see whether he have sufficient to finish
it. But, beloved, this being an ungodly city, that
does not read the Bible, instead of sitting down to count
the cost, simply set down and drew ant their plans for
their City Hall, aud then contracted with Mastevton and
Smith, my clients, to furnish marhle lor the same, for
which they agreed to pay some two or three hundred
thousand dollars. The City exacted sureties of Masterton
and Smith, for the fulfilment ol the ceutract,to the amount
ot $30,000. They even commenced the building, and laid
the foundation thereof, according to the scrintnres. hut
went not nblu to tiniah -nor could they pay the contractor*,
anil herein hath been fulfilled the prophecy which
saith ?all that have beheld it have mocked, saying. "this
City began to build, but win not able to finish"?tor thev
impended the wmk in 1837,and my client* areitill unpaid.
They were stningcrs.and the city o( Brooklyn took them
In. And now, beloved, we atk tor remuneration for the damages
we have received in the non fulfilment of thil contiact.
They tell u* that in 1880, when thii contract wa*
entered into, that money wa? plenty; bat that, shortly afterward*,
it became scarce, and they could not go on with
the work. But, brethren, this ii not a righteous answer;
had this been a Christian city, n Godly aity, a Bible reading
city, it would have tint *at down and counted the
coit, ai the scripture directs, and carefully calculated
whether they should have sufficient funds to finish the
tower or the Hall Now, therefore, having committed a
very grievous sin, we ask that this city may be duly punished
by the imposition of a suitable fine, for we desire
not that the city be imprisoned. We ask that we may receive
damages, equal to the amount of piofit which we
should have cleared had we been allowed to go on with
the contract until it were finished. And we also ask that
the Court will rcuuire this unaodlv citv ol Brooklvn to at
tend a Sunday School,orotherwiae Warn to read the Scriptures,
and walk thereto according.
Messrs. Lord, O'Conor, und D. B. Ogdrn, lor plaintiff1,
and Messrs. Butlur, Wood and Waring lor defendants.
Court of common Pleas.
Beforo Judge Ingraham.
Mav 30.?Pliillippe Jlxibtrnnn and Company vs. George
Leuit and iVm Fairman.?This is on action of assumpsit
lor a quantity of Prench cassimeras. The d< fondants, uftei
they had received their goods, and sold a quantity, discovered
that six pieces were rotten, and one niece imperfect.
They then made an examination all through, and
found ten sound pieces?they then proposed to have the
whole examined hy a committee of mora bants; the plaintiff's
declined. They then tendered the pay for the ten
sound pieces and declined paying the balance, but sent
back the other seiun pieces, wliicn the plaintiffs declined
to receive, and brings this suit for the value of the whole
lot. The plaintiff's claim that the goods we'e all sound.
Specimens 01 the goods were shown to the jury,and it is
for them to decide whether the goods were sound or unsound.
Verdict for plaintiffs, $671,44?whole amount. Measrs.
West and Kussell, for plaintiffs?H. B. Allan, tor defendants.
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SAIL BOAT CHALLKNOP..-?What i< the matter? Are.
that't the rnh When the smothered growls of disappointed
success lurks in the bosom of man, he loses sight of amiability,
piostrates himself, and in turbulent array dies nuheeded
aud unknown. 9orh is the condition of a certain boat builder
mention! The subscriber has /or years stood upon the contestad
ground of boat building, and long eiperirnee haa taught him
that
"Large baikiean rental's more.
But little barka mnat keep near shore."
And whrn men think they ean cope with him in superior boat
buildup, they muet notia'k in paiablaa, but boldly meet him
at hia office door,there airsnge for the aoeriug teat of proof; hia
challenge* are nlwats made in mod faith,hia oata to conquer.
lf|M)u thu principle he f/rirs hia bulwark, and now for the nua
drrth time he offera to ahow the aternof "Tronbler" to any
boat Crolma ever bnill or ha* on liana, for a trophy which will
richly repay the eaoeiimrot. New where i* yonr bleated
backera; where'* your own daunted courage?draw the yeil
and ahow you reel to the world.
T. A ?One month's notice, any diatanee under fifty mile*.
The "Tronbler" can be aeru at hia bazaar.
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csey at Aathma 30 year* standing, has uerer been known to
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babies 3 days old with |erfact sale'y Kor coughs and colds
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s 'Tlm'ee
CPAVEY'8 Justly Celebrated Waterproof Composition,
for Harness and Carriage Heads, Self Shining Haines*
Liquid, Polishing Paste, k" fce.
We. the undersigned, hating sufficiently tested Charles
Parey'? Waterproof Composition fsr Harness and Carnage
Head*, also his Sell Mhinuig Harness Liquid, consider (hem to
be the bes' articles for beautifying and preserving Harness eyer
introduced in th'S city, and which has g yen the utmost satisfaction
to those who have nsed them. _C. Ptvey also manntac
lurea an article anperior te nor vet otlcied to the public. Tor
cleansing the mounting! of harurva, Mid noa* be aied far silver
and niter plated goods, (himin nlvcr, brass. kc. ke , wthou t
'hose destructive cffcetv ao generally produced by coroaire
articles?Jno. B k lea. Bull, Saddiem, Mil Broadway ; Wood
(iihaon. Saddler. <M Pulton at, o?e door from Broadway; Ssml
L. P"s?, do, cor Broadway and Murray at; John H Hyeraou,
do, 279 3"Wery; Kyer k Haghei,do. 012 Broadway; Jn<>. H.
Macdonald. do, at)] Broadway ; Jno Oilmore, do, 9 Suth
Avenue, Jaa Curr,d? 19] Canal at; O Derrick, do. tl? Broad
way; t- Krancia, do. 39 Bowery; Thoa W.Ike, do. |4 Broadway;
Wm Keily, do, J->0 Broadway; Robert R Story, do, 25
Kul'on a', Brooklyn; Jno Baitrr, do, I 9 Hi(h at, do; Jaa L
Moore, do, J4 Fulton at, do; Thoa Hclliny, do, Kuliou atreet
do.
C. Ttety preanmea the aheve testimony ofao many competent
jndfea to he quite sufficient to convince the public dial.the
ahoee named aitielee ate truly valuable and deserving of their
patronage ... ,, .
Sold by all the principal Saddlers and HsrnesaVla hers.?
Hamcaa Liquid, in atooe boltlea, 24 ceote each; Waterproof
Composition 25 cenla and Wceata rer boa; Polishing "?eie I2H
ind 2) tent* e%ch The Pol..h.iitf put'tr?rKf!f^D*
*i!r?r Britu.n, Brus. Br.Ilc, may a?bt? obtained at ih prin8'Mann^aiertwy'll^'l'ea*I
ittott,"Cm ChatSiam, where all order.
Will be mompilT of p?T,T', signature, attached
to each label, without whi h none are gemnne an94 j?erc
MARTIN k COUPA. iluiur .Maoufactnrere, No. 3*3
Broadway, up itairs, hare constantly on hand a large ae.meicut
of Oni'ara, maunfactn ed from the beet materiale of
.uperior tone mJ perfect in every respect.
Martir k Coupe, having made aeveml improvemeute a the
nauuiacrnrinit branch are enabled to offer their laslxunients
lower ilieoeny nth?r establishment in the city.
St- ingrrs belore making their purehaeee will find it to their
advantage to call and riamine their aaaortmrnt which te the
largestlu the United State
N B ?The Unitart ere warranted to atand anyehanreof
climate. . .
S ild wholesale and retail at )g5 Broadway. (up tmra.) No
conneettoj with the maaie store below. n_ -.
Mr. J. B. Coupa cootiunee to give loaaoua on the trailer as
tiftmj null to Sir ,

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