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impetuous, hot-headed person, and would be likely
to compronni himseli in such a position. 1 this*.
h fir mure tit selection might be made, and it the
administration!)* determined to giv* thismiestou
to a South CjuroliiMiiBvi should pn>poa?_ that Mr.
Rnett br* wwoiH-'-fcwill,>erhap?, be said that he,
too, is oretnrtjd tmpetiNma Not so. Those who
sav so do uot know the man. He rfi a man of un
doubted aud indisputable talent and ability; he if,
tuo, a very shrewd, far seeing man and politician,
ambitious, aud very desirous ot raising himself,
wb le his personal tortune is so large as to prevent
ttiat lrom being any impediment, as he is one of
tiie richest men in South Carolina, la point ot
talent and ability, there can be no companion in
stituted between Mr. Rhett and Mr. Pickens, and
wmlethe appointment of Mr. Rhett would send a
worthy minister to England, and one who would
be tar more likely to out-general their diplomats,
than they would be to out-general him, it would,at
the same time, withdraw a ihorn, and a sharp one,
too, trom the side ot the administration, which
leads to " incidental " discriminating protection
and so forth.
riut there is one other consideration mconnec
ion wiili the mission to England. Is it not advisa
ble to truu-fer the ne?;oiia'ii.ns respecting Oregon
to London? Would not Mr. Calhoun, like the seli
sacrtticing man that he is, withdraw his objections,
and uo.v tnat apparently a dark cloud lowers on
the horizon of the political firmament, would he
not accept the mission to Euglaud with lull powers
to negotiate aud settle the Oregon queetiou? What
man more fit, or better able to take this matter in
hand? lie is tully acquainted with the subject.
He hoi*, up to a very rtjeut period, been engaged
in tins very negotiation. The whole country will
willingly commit to his hands their honor and in
ttrcbtj (mowing that lie would never forsake or be
ir.iy them. Mr. Pakenham has borne testimony
to liis diplomatic talent and ability when he de
clared that " Mr. Calhouu was the hardeei man he
ever had to deal with, tor there was 110 getting
round hun at all." What man then, more lit, or to
whom do events point as better suited to the cri
e'k, the position, and the duties of imnister to
England, than Air. Calhounl The whole eouutry
would ratify his nomination with acclatr.atiou,
and he, the patriot and the statesman, would waive
personal feeling for ihe benefit of his country. *
Washington, April 26,1845.
Mr. Stldcn, of New York, in Washington?The
yew Voile Appointments?Minister to Spain?
Mr Saunders?Vice President Dallas and Sup
positious Mileage?Pennsylvania. Appointment s-^
Applicants for Collector and Postmaster at Phda
detphia?NiU's of the Virginia Elections?Captain
Bolts Headed Again?Why don't lie Die i
Mr. Selden, late whig candidate for Mayor of
New York, is in this good city of Washington.?
Wnat does he come tori what is he after 1 are
general inquiries. 1 am told that he has come to
S'e about matters and things <n general, and ar
range some in particular connected with the Presi
dential succession. This is v-ry probable, aud his
movements must be looked after 111 consequence.
Tt is not worth while now entering into s,<ecula
tions as to ine New York offices, which are to be
tilled, as a very short time will di-close the fortu
nate recipients. Tiie PostOlIice, Marshalehip, and
Naval Officer, are all the berths which are to be
tilled, so tur as 1 remember, and I think tor these
offices there are at least 150 applicants. The ex
pectants must eoon be satisfied, or? dis-atialied,
and as, ot course, only one can get the office, the
b Jane, I suppose, will be dissatisfied.
A report has gained considerable circulation dur
ing a t"w days past, that Romulus M. Saunders is
to be Minister toSpaiu. 1 know not whether there
is any truth in tin ; report, but it is not improbable,
if Mr. lrviug should return home.
Mr. George M. Dallas, Pice-President of the
United S'.ates, is in t?wn. 1 presume he has come
to loon after those suppositious mileage accounts,
aud to see if he cannot obtain a quid pro quo there
tor, from tome of the recipients, or else he, per
haps, thinks lie can manage to appropriate another
similar sum ot the public money. Nevermiud.it
is me "dear people" who pay, and Mr. Vice-Pre
sident Dallas will, perhaps, not forget that it is also
the "dear people" who vote, particularly it he
should ever happen ou any occasion hereafter to
be a candidate tor their sutlrages. However, to
a man who lias been accustomed to United States
banking transactions, such a sum is a trill*, and it
matcers not if it do come trom the people's pockets,
or whether the recipients have a right to it or not.
There is perhaps another reason in addition, which
has brongnt Mr. Dallas here. Perhaps he wants to
job in the disposition ot the Pennsylvania olHces.?
Nous vcrrons In the meauume I may give an
item or two ia relation to some of the applicants
ttierefor.
Collector of Philadelphia. | ^?plicants are in
nuinoer, iegnin. The principal are, Dr. G F.
Lehman, Henry Welsh and Henry Horn, and ol
cours-i Calvia Blythe wishes to be retained Leh
mau was a candida'e for Congress last fall, and de
lected by Levin, the native elected by Whig votes.
He is a worthy man, aud has the support of the
" Young Democracy." He was one ot the Penn
sylvania Electors who voted tor Polk and Dallas,
mid was active in getting up th? recommendation
for Buchanan to be Secretary of State. Welsh is
also a good fellow, formerly editor of the Peni^
sylvauid Reporter, then a wholesale merchant ill
Philadelphia, now a resident of York. Horn is
the candidate of the Old Hunkers, the imperson
ation of the self-constituted Van Buren clique ot
Philadelphia. The influence of Buchanan is said
to be tor Lehman or Welsh, that ol Wulker tor
Welsh, and the President lor Horn, but this is
lioub'.lul?very. Horn is the man ot whom Gen.
J.tckson said hecaii't lie; butYoung Hickory thinks
lor turns-sit, independently ot Old Hickory. Horn
will probably be pitched overboard, in which case
h's brother John is to be made Treasurer of the
Mint, as a sort of salvo to the 7/i>rH-blowera. John
was Naval Officer under Van Buren, and is an Old
Hunker too. The Horns all came into the support
of Polk at the eleventh hour, but perhaps this is
the reason why President Polk will provide them
with cffices. It is a regular pitched battle, and ,ier
haps Dallas is come to throw his influence tnto the
ncai? or some m me applicants.
7Vic Post Office.?Applicants of course numerous.
Principal, ones Colenel Jas. Page, Andrew Miller,
who wrote au anti-native letter during the excite
ment in Philatlt Iphia, and Col. Thomas B. Flo
rrnce. Page was Poatmas'er under Vau Buren,
and of course go?s his death for a " restoration "
He was a good olttcer then, and as polite and ac
commodating as a bachelor on the wrong side of
41) could be, and cxact in his accounts wuh the
Department. H? is, however, regarded a9 an old
hunker ot the first water, and the "young deino
eracie" preferred Miller, whom they familiarly
term Andy Miller. He is a thorough going radtcal,
ait anti-native, and poseesnes other claims to the
allecnons of the fierce " youug deinooracie." Col.
Florence is both youn? and handsome, and lias
c laims to be considered a man of letters in more
sense* than one. He it was who told " Boz,"
when he went to Philadelphia, that he carried his
heart in his hand, mid he would probably like to
carry the key of the Post office in the same place,
as he has probably room enough for both. I don't
know whether he is any relative to Florence who
keeps such capital oysters in Broadway. Perhaps
he is. If so, might not his relationship to such a
caterer of good tilings entitle him to attentive con
sideration from the administration. There's no
telling which will be appointed.
Toe news of the Virginia elections comes in
very slowly. The gains and losses, so far as heard
from, both for members of Congrens and State
Legislature, are about balanced. The democrats
have bright anticipations of enrrying the ttwte, nnd
electing a Senator, but ihe result is very doubtful.
Botts has got headed again. Why don't he die, or
perish in ihe attempt ? He promised to die if he
didn't head Captain Tyler; and he didn't even try
to die, though Captain Tyler heeded h<m, instead
of him heading the Captain; and now he has got
headed again. He's tt mean fellow, or else he
would have d-ed before; nnd I suppose there'? no
hope of his dying now, because wn'-n a man onre
becomes mean, he f?oes from bad to worse. It's
too bad. * * *
Waimisoton, April 25,1840.
I.ieuimant Wilhet til (Ac brr?Jlrtion for Maltreatncnt nf
three Mariners ef the Exploring Erpeiition, <f'C.
Before Judge (Jranch, for aevaral day* pait, a matter of
iome interest has been under investigation In the Circuit
Court of this city, to wit?in the cam* ot Samuel I lens
man, Owen Roberts and rhillpKaab, late United States
marines on board ship Yinconnes, of the K-iplorlrg En
pcdition, arcainit Lieutenant Charles Wilkrs, commander,
tor illegal detention, maliciors shipping* and filur im
p itoument. Tne plaintiff* bare their ground ot action on
me ar.t?, that they had diluted lorUie United State* aer.
v<c? lor tour y. ?r-, ih.it their time expired iu 18<tl, about
the tim < ilie Hhip Viocennea arrived at Cahu, one ot the
Sa-mwich i*Und*, that they deiired then to ouit the ser
vie.e, and, accordingly, ilemanded a conveyance nnd a
certificate ot diicharg*: to go home. This was refused
? ind hey were Hp|>??Ud to to reenliat, which they per
emp orlly declined-declining, also, any further duty in
virtue oi their expired enlistment. The C.emmander then
reioried to the compulsory procesa of the "cat," and
had iheae lhre? refractory marines three times floured.
Meantime the Vine;nnes lay to at Oahu for repairs from
September to Deceinbei, and dnruig thu detention the re
K^tlioui marine* were i npriaoned in a lort on ahore The
plaintiff*, sustained by several witneisea, further offlrm
that while tinder imprisonment they were chained that
?hsy ware bsdly fed -th.it the piece of their confinement
was loathsome and pestiferous?that from neglect of their
comfort they were eaten up by vermin, Itc.
The defendant contend*, in Justification, that the p|*in.
tiffs at the time of these comptiliory proceeding wero in
the service^ that they had ilgned artialea of agreement
before the expiration ot their term of enlistment, to con
tinoe with the squadron during the cruise; and that their
Crisbment was, therefore, la wfully indicted for dino
lenco of orders. The defendant denies the harberom
trea'stent all aged?the prisoners were confined in the
|ortr?M because of the disaffection among the crew ?n
board ship? theiy were w ell curtd lor; the fort in whic
they were conlined was next the Governor'* residence;
they were properly ted; thecelli in which ther were in
niuied were comfortable iipurtnieot*. well v?ntil*Md, and
carpeted. &c Tin: log book otthe expedit.on, the lecoid
of th?cuai1 martial against the commander on h" return,
ami other document.!' y evidences were adduced. An
other nrnrim, who st.fl.rtd with the 'hrrc in question,
waives the prosecution ot a similar action to their'a,while
acting at the mu'arial witne** m their behalf
Lit utcnant Wilke* has been present in the Court du
ring the whole examination, with various otticeri and
murines of the Exploring Squadron. Lieutenants Carr
mid fludd; and Purser* Dunn and Speeden were among
tbo witnesses.
The testimony of three days examination haa elicited
nothing to warrant a more extended report than we have
given. Trial postponed to Monday next. W.
Washinuto*, April36, 184b.
Tornado -ball Spoiled?Alexandria Collector?Captain
Polk and the Office Seekers.
At about six o'clock last evening we were visited by a
black squall. The clouds rapidly accumulating in every
direction, came up from the South-West, with the fpeed
of a hurricane. As the gust approached the city, a dense
cloud, palpable as a swarm of Egyptian locust*, filled the
nir. Stablrs and out-houiea were blown over, chimnies
brushed otf, signs swept away ; arid as the blait entered
into the avtmue, it became as dark as night with Uie dust
Several hacks were upset, and the horses of others alarm
ed so that they ran ott. Half ofa new brick building, go
ing up near the depot, was tern te pieces. In faot, there
was a great wind?a great dust? grvst alarm, and but
litt!w damage
The democrats of Alexandria have held a meeting and
parsed issoliitious against the appointment, by Captain
P.ilk, of Kdwuid Green a' their Collector Daniel Rat
clitt' it their man, and they attribute his defeat to the
"insidious i ifarts of traitors in the rank* of the party"
We ar c afraid that all remonstrance is now in vain. The
child is shristened, and hi* name i* Green.
To show yo'i how Captain Polk doe* the young olhce
.-eeki rs, w will give you the lateit cafe. A young man
from St Loui*called upon him yesterday, with all thu
nccessary credential* for an Indian agency. The Presi-1
dent expressed his regret that he had not come two days'
sooner, fir thpt the berth desired had bi en conferred
upon Brother applicant but two days ago. But,said Cap
tain Polk, you go home?it will answer your purpose just
as well; and if any suitable vacancy occurs, you shall
be advised ol it. The young man has gone, expecting a
message lor his recall on his arrival in St. Louis
ROANOKE.
Philadelphia.
[Correspondence ot the Herald.]
rHiLADiLrHiA, April 27, 1345
There is nothiDg of importance to communicate to-Jay
in the way c.f local news. The weather is fair and
warm, with occasional clouds. In spcikiag yesterday of
cheap literature, and the independent press, 1 forgot lo in
form your readers, that Zfiber k Co., agents of the
Herald, is the principal house for vending these publica
tions iu this city. It is said that Zeiber contemplates
bringing out, shortly, some very important works, which
will, doubtless, makesomo stir in the literary world.
The violent recommendations of some of the native
press in this city, was attempted to be carried out last
night at the Arch street Theatre. The house was crowd
ed, and a few men had italioned themselves in various
parts, for the purpose of hissing down the new piece oi
?? The Fashion, or how to write a Comedy." During the
play of llomeo and Juliet, every thing was quiet, if we
except the applause bestowed upon the acting of the
Walliicks. At thelallof the curtaiu there was aloud
cr'.I tor them?some delay took place?the house became
impatient, and Mr Stevens, the ctage manager, appeared,
leading Mr*. Wallack, before the audience. He apolo
gized tor the d lay, stating that Mr. W. bad left the thea
tre some ten minuted bi fore, and could not be found, and
he was, therefore, obliged to return thark* lo the audi
cncnon behilf i fthe lady. Shortly alter ihif, the play
of ?? The Fashion" commenced, and is it proceeded, sun
dry attempts bt hissing were made; but the audience
were in too good a humor with the drollery be
fore them, and so they promptly put down this
exhibition of malice. Thu play then proceeded
lor some timu without interruption, till at length some
rascal from the gallery threw a handful of gravel stones
at Mr Burton. The house was immediately in an up.
roar. Crie* of" turn him out," resounded from all quar
ters, and a rush was made towards the part from whence
the assault came. Mr. Thayer, who was playing the
author, tried to allay the excitement and pacify Mr. Bur
ton, who wai very much enraged at the treatment he
had received. He was calm, however, and looking to
ward the gallery, remarked (hat he was vety much
obliged to the person who hsd pelted him, but he would
be much more obliged to any gentleman, who sight re.
cogni/.e tho man, to point hiin out to the police officer*
or i urn him out of the building himself, and he, Burton,
wouid take the responsibility of the act. " I call upon my
officers," continued Mr. Burton, "to do their duty and
preserve peace in the house." The general rush which
was made towards the gailary did not succeed ia catching
the offending individual; a search was instantly com
menced, ond it was some time before the house became
quiet enough for the play to be resumed. Mr Burton
tnen stepped forward and apologised to the audience for
the impel it u* tone he had assumed in ordering a parton
to be turned out of the house for misconduct but he said
h? was compelled to do so from n sense of duty to himsell,
and them He looked upon such disorder as an insult to
them rrore than to him He wa* bound as manager to
protect the audience from annoyance, and to render then
all the satisfaction in his power. They had givsu their
money to come and see his performances, and they oould
not enjoy them as they ought if he were to permit such
interruptions us the one which had just been witnessed.
At the conclusion of these remarks, three cheera were
given for Burton, and the performance was then resumed,
the. conspirators not venturing above u hall-suppressed
hiss for the balance of the evening. A more disgraceful I
attempt to put down a man by violence seldom or never
was a'.tompted, and what make* it more attrocious Is that
the exntement w>.s got up by a newspaper editorial call
upon the disorderly element* of our city, by an appeal
to 'he worst passions ot the human heart. That a public
pre?s should be prostituted to such base purposes, and
made the vehicle of private or public malice, is <*ep'or
able, and merit* the molt signal rebuke. The editor who
so abuses the trust reposed in him, is a traitor to society.
He is trying to establish a dictatorship which will bring
every man in the community under his supervision?a
tyranny iimilar to that established by Marat, the terrible
denonr.cer cf the Frerc.i Revolution; and it i* for the in
terest of society, for the interest* of liberty and of man
kind, that when au editor evinces a disposition to estab
lish such, or has not sufficient judgment 11 prevent his
paper from being mn'!e an instrument for the dictation of
othHrs, that the community should rally and put down
th it press and that editor forever.
Th?i real " Fashion," at the Walnut, drew a crowded
home last night.
1 iioChrsnut has opened for n summer campaign with
Richiugs as Stage Manager. The Seguins are expected
to beat this house
MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN,
No. 37 Maiden Un?, R. Y.
T\4"A NUFACTURERS and importer* of Ornamental Ilnir
? . Work, Wiga, Tomffi, Band*, <url?, Seam*. Bandeau
Hair, nod a new ?tyl? of Kverlaiti&g Cnrli, and all kind* of
Hair Work, wholeaale ard retail
N B.?Th- trade suppliedou rea*on*ble term*. a!3 lm*ee
WILLIAM A. SMETS ~
"IXTILL onen hi* New Store, 727 Broadway, (under the New
, .JO"* He tel. corner of Waverly Place.) on THURSDAY
the 17th infarct, witii an entirely NEW STOCK of GOODS,
jrceired by th* late a rival* from France?
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF EMBROIDERIES
Rich Embroidered Klnwl. and Mantillea.
" " Pelerine* a la reine.
?? >? I! Dnch?*e d'Orleani.
Rnehelle.
EMB'D COLLARS, CANEZOUS,
" Mary "tnart, " a Rachel
(/olonne Point " a |* veille
"? Owjil " Eaparnole
apple Brunei). " Oarni
a Burdurr " en Tulle
gram Capn " a Valencienn.
EMB'l) SCARF!.. , EMS. FICHUS <t OIMPES,
Extra Riclie " Richly euib'd
Brod len 'ouleur " a Rerer*
' j";*tr*Hichr " Jo*ephine
Pla'n Borduie " Celine
Extra New " VaJiere
RICH EMBROIDERED LINEN CAMBRIC HDKTS.
Very rich a 4 Barguette Oarni de Valenciene
? ? B-guelte and On.rland.
Point iNouveau* Plumeti*
WEDDING DRESSES, LADIE8' CAPS.
l'.*tra emb'd Mn*lin Drewe* Thread Lace Cap*
v vt i c ,L' Lace do Emb'd Muilin do
un w! a? Tulle Lac. do
, . _do do with Sowen
I tiulic h Tharlatine Bobbmet, do with capette*
LADIES' PTRAW HATB, YOUNG I.ADIE*'CAPOTTES
Ladiea Rich Straw ?? Onimpnre
? kon,".D,?"V . " aDentell.
Boit blane It Cordon " To*euie*
a Agremrnt ?? Orain D'org.
BOYS' STRAW COSQUETTES.
Cofqiiette* peerlies Straw Cai-a Tyrrliem
Berrets Crin " Toicane
RICH SILK PATREN DRESSES.
Silk* Pekia C' inoil Silk* Pekiu Brocks
I'uuienne ?? foulard
?? jy^irrf M Ton dr 9o?e
1 atlrt.u ?? Pekin E roc he
PARASOLS.
Omhirllas with ivory h&ndlts Umbrella* Marpiivi
... . . withfrin^f* ?? Plain
with rich gold and ?liver mounting*.
PERFUMERY|DE TOILETTE.
? j jP! " v'.ry ?ui*rior nnality, import-d to order.
I oidre d Ainondri Ftr.ne de Noitette*
? do Blanc de Niece
( rid Cftarn Ot'oofRo.e*
PrrfomeJ Sachet* Toilette l'owrler
PERFUMEO FOR HANDKERCHIEFS.
B?? d? Portugal Eglantine
Row .Mori?.|e i;*.e?c. Marerechelle
laru Kid Olore*, Bijonterre*. buckle*, and a large a*
sorimei.t or fancy Aiticle* which will be offered ?t a rery
r?Mon*ble price. ftl6 lm.rc'
soda biscuit and suuak.im~ACKirtfa.
T h, .Si ' a wi*he* to mike known to th. fublic,
* that the B ?cait mude m his Bakery are entirely different
from the SOI)A BISCUIT AND sIjoArTrAi Kfcis
made in imitation of hi?; they have been u*ed by invalid* lor
hPb*-ifi"? ,l"' 1>-?t ???lt*. The abor.
????*.!!1 *''? BUTTER AND WATER CRACKERS
N V^KKAh'V^^ i>,lLK BISCUIT. PILOT ANt)
X wenlSAii- '"*cou,tan,,y for
274 WASHINGTON STREET,
lm*"? EPH R AI m'thV AP W*KM,'s7(\n.
OKFJOEOt1 JEKKEKSON INSURANCE GO.,
mum rnvpa 0Pl*>,',# lh* Egchange. )
rpHIS COMPANY eoannne to imnre againat lo*a aud da
mag. by An oa good*, waie* and merchgndiie, and alao,
agaimtlo** oy inlann ve**.l? and 0?eir cargoM.
i'homa* W. Thorne, ' Kli'iha Rin*
TI'omMT. Woodn'g;1 An.cn BaKr.l
B It. Rob?a?, M. D., Jo?>ph Drake,
V"*' JOMph Mien.
Mo^Tnckr;, Jamea E. Holmes,
John R. Day mob, John P. Moore,
Join H. L?w, Wm K. Thorn.
? ;*leb C. 7'unla, Thoma* Morrell,
7 'V".'.' C; Eugene Bogart,
John C. Merntt, Robert Smith,
/j_ T u THOMA* w THOKNE, riwitei.
U*o T. Hor?, Smmvt. ~ n n
BANK FOR SAVINGS,
No 43 Chambers Street
M'OTICE ?The depositor*, aud the public generally, are iu
i.x formed that thu Institute wall bt removed oo tW-Mtb
April msuut.to the New fire proor building. No, 1(7.Chambers
strict, west of Church stttet, *here t? biurtahs.on that day,
and theucrlorth will be tNaaacttd. ?
*11 toJOre R, C. CORNELL, dec.
painting. "*
QUARTERM VN k SON respectfully inform their friends,
thai on aud after the let of May next, they will commei.ce
the aho-e bunpeee. at No. I? Barling Blip. a3? st'ec
FOR SALE. "
AO RAND PIANO KOKTK known as one of the moet per
fect of the celebrated manufacture of Euard ia Pari*.which
ha* already been tried in America during the winter season.
The price it *700, instead of SUM, which it would coat if it
was imported directly from Pari*. With lite Piaao, will be
liiveu music l<y thebc.it ancient and modern composers.valued at
upwards of one husdrad dollars. Apply at MADAME
PILLET, 400 Broadway. all lm*rrc
OK.JG1NAL PUBLICATIONS.
HKLEN HOWARD; or, The Bankrupt and Broker,byProf.
Ashby?Price 12)4 cents.
TIm Knights of Seven Land*, by J. H. Ingralnm?Price 12 Wc.
Scirlrt Keaih-r; nr. The Yrung Chief ol'the Abenagries, ll?c.
The Nun < f St. Ursula, hy Harry Haxel,.... ;. . l?2c.
The Midshipman 12J.C. TTie Spanish Galleon... U}?c
I he Bell of Boston 12hc. Edith Vernon l?Hc.
Louise Kenptin....... .12>4c. Abert Simmons 12-vC
Protege of the Grand Duke ... .. U^e.
Also, a variety of other publications, that will b- sold low to
the trade. All orders will meet with prompt at tent'on.
C. MERUI/1ELD, Publisher,
ai 21 2w*ec 89J Broadway.
PICKLES? PEPPER SAUCE!! CATSUPS ! !
MUSTARD, &<:.
NQTICK TO SOUTHERN k W K8TKKN MERCHANTS.
"C'Lok D St STAR1N. No. 191 Wster street, off-r for sa'e a
-*? line assortment of Pickles, Pret enrea. Catsups and Mastard,
put up expressly lor the soatheru nnd western market, aud
would rail the attention of couutty and city dealers, before pur
chasing elsewhere, as the quality and pricr of their goods will
make i>. an objoct lor a puichaser to gite them a call,
slit lw*rc
AaTOR HOUSE BATHS.
Enthanck No.l Vs.sk v st , (Piiivate Dooa Astom House.)
rPill8 elegant Bathiug Establishment. ao convenient from its
A ceutral position both tocitiz'us aud atrangera, has recently
b?en lilted up with new baths, funilure, Icc., and now equals
not only iu com'nodiousness but in ihe neatness and finish of its
deconnnns, any similar establishment iu the country. The
onlv fluid used is the pu-e Croton, and the supply of hot ard
o<lil waier is so arranged (hat any degree ot tem|<erar.ure may be
i njnyed by the bather, without tne slightest uouble. Tim at
teiidanc- is prompt and respectful.
The Warm Sea Baths at the foot of Deshrostes street, North
River, are open, as u-ml, from sunrise until 11 o'clock, P. M.
ap22 'w*rc HKHRY C KABINEAU, Proprietor.
GI'IKRCK'S Kirit Premiumnew Patent two Oven Ranges,
? combining economy, convenience and durability. Tt.ese
Kaugea are warranted supeiior to any ever offered. Th?y aieso
constructed that it is almost impossible for them to get oat of
order, or for the p ates to crack, so common to all other llanges.
They have been in use fur t^e last 18 months, and in every in
sttin e given thcutmost satisfaction, aud in no one instance lias
the proprietor been called on lo lepairone,
All Ranges put up by (he subscriber are warranted to give en
tire satisfaction; if th>-y do not. they will be taken away with
out the least expense to the pnrcha.<er.
GEURUE PIERCE, Proprietor
a26 'm*m 29t Bioadway.
FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING
LONDON,
N business or pleasure, tan h- accommodated during their
stay wiih a pleasant aud desirable house, iu rhehonaeofa
tidy of realectability, wuereihey will meet v?itli every atten
tion. Apartments with private tables il preferred. Apply at
31 BURTON CRESCENT,
ap2< 'm*rc Eu-tou fgnare. London.
LIFE PRESERVERS,
Of Onody tar's Patent Oum Elastic Composition
WARRANTED to withstand the greatest extremes of heat
and cold, and not to melt or soften iu the s^nms, (the great
defect in Preservers made of the common rubber preparation.)?
Alio, a general assortment of goods manufactured under the
above patent. Kor sale, whota&jujdg^ &_L
alO lm?rc 108 Br"* " between Pine and Wall sts.
LEECHES! LEECHES'.
TUST RECEIVED, a fresh supply of Swedish and German
? Leeches. Kor sale by
J. FERDINAND it CO., Importers of Lveches.
hV 3t*ee No 143 Nassau street.
DYSPEPSIA. OR BLUE DtVILS.
A SAKE, speedy, and effectual cure, for those that are afflict
ed with this of-atMiate and lormeuliug disorder of the di
g?st:\e organs, will be found in TURNER'S DYSPEPSIA
REM ED If This remedy has been used successfully in private
practice, by a Physician of eminence, for years, and has never
failed iu a single instance
Sold wholesale and retail, for the proprietor, at E. W.
OWEN'S, 330 Bowery, comer Bond street. l'iice $ 1 per bot
tle. a27 lm?ec
SARACEN'S HEAD.
' No. 12 Dey street, (adjoining the Kranklin Hotel.)
JOSEPH SMITH. U-e of Worcester, England, begs leave
" most respectfully to inform his friends nnd the publie,
that he has leased the above establishment, and fitted it up iu a
style secoud to nor.e. He has also taken care to provide the
creature comforts for the inward man.
At 11 o'clock there will always be a sandwich ready, and at
any time during the day the following art>clt? * ill be pre|>ared
and served up iu a style suitable to the palate of the most fasti
dious epicure:?
Beef Steaks?Mutton Chops?Veal Cutlete?Broiled Ham
and Eggs?Krizzled Bacon?Welsh Rarebits?Poached Eggs
Sardines?Crld Cuts?Cream Cheese.
J. S. will atall times keep on hand the choicest Wines and
Spirits, selected with that Uste peculiar to an old and experienc
ed wine-bibber; Bottled Porter. Cider, and a sparkling glass of
Albauy Ale, accomjiauied with a pure Havana, all of vihich
will be servedou such terms andprices as will square with the
times. mli9 4w eow*ec
HOARDING.
MRS. O. FISH,
135, 187 and 139 Broadway,
NEW YORK.
The Puimc and Stranckrs visiting thecity. are respectful
ly informed that the above premises have been fitted up in a su
perior manner, for the entertainment of
Permanent and Traniient Roar den.
The location is pleasant and ceutral to business?the apart*
S>uts spacious, light and airy, and handsomely furnished
rough'iul with new furniture, beds, bedding, tic The table
I will be abundantly supplied with the best the market affoids.
Transient Board... $1 per Day.
m26 lm*rc
o
' PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT IRON
BUOYS.
CUSTOM HOU8C, New York,)
Collector's Offic?, April 21, IM*V. J
pROrOSM.8 will be receired at thi? office until 12 o'clock
t on (he lit May n?xt, for deliretii'* at any port iu the Ui ited
States. where they mty be required, Ten Wroan lit iron liaoys,
with Chhint ami Sinkers complete, with thej ririlene of taking
u many more from time to time, as may be wanted, of the fol
lowing dimensions and description, vie?
'Ih? Huovs to be m.tdc of plat' iion 3-'6 of an inch thkk, to
je 7ft Sin. long, acd 5ft diameter. The lower part of thebnoy
will be a cone, fire feet diameter at the base, and fire feet high,
the apex formed of solid iron, with an eye, to which the moor
ing chain will be shackled The upper Dart of the buoy will
he a hemisphere of lire feet diameter, which will be rivited to
the base of the cone, the sides forming a fair curve; a man hole
must be furu ed in the top ef the "Uoy, ?nd a strong iron socket
will also be fitted to the top. in which will be insert! d,a fltg or
rane staff, eisht feet long; the staff will hat* a copper rane 10
by 20 inches, moving on'a copper spindle. 'Ihe JJuoy when
complete will weigh about 1000 iiounaa.
Each Buoy will alsu be provided with a cast iron anchor. *
segment of a spere. weighing 120.1 i oiinds, and thirty feet of ft
chsin, with suitable swivel and shackle. The buoy ami cliaiu
to hare two coats of mineral t*r, the first coit to be burnt in
The whole to fee complete and ready for placing in their proprr
situations, Slid to be delivered at places to be designated ny the
51 h Auditor of the Treasury, on or befote the 15th day of July
uex'.
The proposal ? must be for each bnoy eo i.plete, consisting < f
bnoy, anchor, chain, swivel, shackle, flag stiff aud vane. All
the materials to be of the bcstqnality, and the woik to be done
in a workmanlike manner, subject to tl e inspeciion of a person
to he ap.i 'inted by the 5th Auditor of the treasury.
A drawing of lite buoy will be exhioited at this office to any
person desirous of seeing it.
a23 8trc C. P. VAN NESS.
GENIN'S
WELL KNOWN HAT AND CAP ESTABDISHMENT,
!1H Broadway, opposite St Haul's.
THK SUBSCRIBER, teing desirous of maintaining ? renti
? tation for the superior qualit* and style of his Huts, rather
than for the ostentations and costly insiruifuence of his store,
has diligen'ly confined his at ention to improving th? material
qualities of the article in which he deals, cousidering aueh a
conrsa much more condosive to the interests of his patrons,
thai labored attempt! to tfaaz'.e their eyes with exp*nsii e orna
ments to the store he occupies. By these mems lie is enabled to
etfei the following amulet, vix.??
Kiist Quality of Neutria Hats $4 50
Second " " " .. 3 50
Kirst " Moleskin " * w
Second " " " ... <01
Third 3 00
The subscriber recommends with peculiar confidence a very
superior quality of Silk Hat. manufacturtd bv him for citv cus
tom, with mil.lite attention to style and durability, rqusling in
texture and lieanty the finest Parisian Hats.
w JOHN N. GEN1N,
214 Broadway.
N. B ? Just received per ship Utica, a lot of K?ench Hats, as
sorted sizes, to which the attention off ashionable gentlemen is
solicited.
Gentlemen's Yonth's, Infant's, United States Navy and Amy
Caps constantly ou hand and made to order. ap25 Im'rs
HOBE'S PATENT
EXTENSION DINING TABLES,
WITH METALLIC SLIDES, long known as the moat
durable, convenient and elegant of Extension Tables manu
factored: warranted to mn easy constantly, and not to be
affectnl by dampness or warping of the wood. A large assort
ment of choice p\tierns. suited lor private parlors, hr.tels,steam
boats, fie, tofther with s general assortment of Cabinet Fur
allure, alwyson hand, ntthe Warernoms, NollflOrnnd street,
corner of Kim, where the public is respec'.tslly invited to cnll
and e-Mmine^ a25 lm'ec
Ml *8 MADDEN respectfully informs the lad if s of New
Vo?k and its vicinity, thxt tier Krenc.h Millinery and Urnas
Making establishment, 108 Canal street, is now open "tiring
and summer fashions, consisting of silk, cree-.a, rilibon, f'ner
Neai'oliun, sirs -., braid and ?imp Bonnets, of ilie newest 1'ari
sian 'I'd Lor.!' n "tvli-s, Jn-t receirrd |>er last steamer.
Cinnrry Milliners and Dress Makers supplied with the new
est Patterns at the short nit notice. Dreis.'s and Hobes of the
latest fashion made to otd?r at the shortest notice.
Southern *<nd Western orders promptly attended to.
!C^" All desertption* or Bonnets denned and altered in the
oevcststyl's. a2l lm*m
GENTLEMEN'S SPR1NO FASHIONS
'?IMIE 8irBH(JKIB(.llS HAVE RECEIVED BV LATE
' arrivals, from the r agents in Paris and London, their assort
m?iit of rich Cravats. Gloves, Scarfs, Suspenders, Silk Under
Garments, etc etc. 1 heir assortment of the above artie'ee have
b'en selected with much care and attention, ?nd comp-ise not
inly the richest, bnttli-* most extensive assortment to be found
iu this ci'jr. I he Subscribes devote great attention to the
mannfactnring of Gentlemen's linen and Muilin Shirt $ The
article manufactured by them ?re cat aftr the most approved
French method, to suit the form of the wearer?well ana fXith
fully made- and mar be depended on, not only for the beanty of
their finish, but for their durability. The senior putner ofthe
firm haviug brsii for the last seventeen years engaged iu the
same line of business, his knowl'dge, not only in the science ol
tutting, but ia the quality of the materials used in onr manufac
tory, gives us a decided advantsge, and guarantees to ourpar
trons a faahionsble and well finished garment, Onr assoitment
of unoer gsrmejta, ofell deacr.ptions? Hosiery, Dressing Robes
Pocket-kerchiefo, Night Caps, Linen Co'lars, and Dresa r fonts,
Sticks. Stock ries, Ciasiit Stiffeuers, Purses, Money and Hid
ing Belts, wc. lie , will be found worthy the attention of all
who will favor with a visit the old establishment of
M ? ? . . , t PARSK.LLS * AGATE. .
conlmae the nuuofacture of their celebrated
Elastic. Shoulder, Brace and Hiding Belts.
ap2l I m* dh 2"i7 Dr.isilway, corner of Park Place.
CELEBRATED CuMPOrtiTION FOR THE
HUMAN HAIR
TIIE exalted reputation acquired by GRANDJEAN'd
HAIR COMPOSITION h'sv.ng ohuinid for itui .Imost
ncliuive preference in Krance, Great Britain and other imruof
the continent, the United Ststes and the Spanish colouiea. tt
would be altogether unnecessary for the tnthor of this great dis
oarrry to publish a long and rstrarsgant advertirement in rela
tiou to it. He will, thersfoie, only respectfully remind the
public at larye, that the principi) office for its sale, wholeaal*
wd retail, is No.l Ba-elay street, New Vorlt, where Mr.
Gnudjean gires advice forerery disease of the human hair.
a25 lw*re
a!5 lw're
^-nglnti Sheatif Copper, of rery su
y perier quality, comprising a complete unortmeot from 14 to
*?"" 'raiM rSCTca!;:.
SPRING WITHJALL 1T8 CHARMS.
'HE SIGN OK THK UULDLN FISH, 171 Broadway,
? corner of Lhambera ?tract, giutlnnen will fiud a most
splendid aseortment of the unucr mentioned article*, ja?t re
ceived from Paria and London, of the newest fashions, circula
ted for th< present and approaching season, which he offers at
such prices as will ensure the patronage of those who taver hin
with a call, Cravats of every vrlety, Haudkerchiels. Milks,
and Cambric Hemmed, or not Hemmrd?Stocks anil Ties ol
every kind?Collars and Bosoms of all the new styles, for stand
ing up or turning over. Gloves? \ very estensive assortment;
Hosier)'of every description; Under Shirts and Drawers foi
Spring and Summer wear, consisting of Merino, Hi Ik, Thread,
Cotton, and Gauze, or mode to order; Husiian Belts, N>oney
B.-lis, and Shoulder Braces, Suspenders, Uiribrellas, Bathing
t'.v ?.Vornirg Unwns, Purses, Brashes, and Combs, and iu
fac every article that ta required by a gentleman for an entire
ou I (for his wardrobe.
Particular attention is paid U> the manufacture of Shirts, ol
which a splendid assortment will always be found on hand or
made to measure in the beat possible manner. Also, Silk
Sluts and Drawers made to order.
N. B ?The Golden Kith will swim from ZT1 to JOT on the
1st of May. in30 lm?ec
THE FlSHlNli SEASON HAS GOlVlMENCfcL)
"Let those now fish, that never fished before,
And those that always fished, now fish the more."
rpROUT TACKLE for the present seaaen: also, Tackle for
X all seasons and all kinds of fishing, iu great variety, at the
lowest cash price. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
JOHN J. BROWN ill CO.,
mhlS lm*rc 12*i Knkou street.
liMSH HOOK 9, Sic.?J OH " COISHOV, it Kul ton, corner
-F of Cliff street iiin>oiter of Fish Hooks, also importer and
manufacturer ol KishingTackl' iu every varietv. City and
cnumry dealers supplied in small and lame quantities, ou the
most liberal terms, aud the lowest possible piles.
A lame assortment of Eastern maile fl.ix Fishing Lines, all
sizes, at the manufacturer's prices. 400 Bamooos, and 74.0UU
silk worm gut, of various qualities, for ssle ap t lm*ec
FAB ElR SEG AH F ACTO R Y,
71 Division StrMti
NEW YORK.
(ED I
fTHK UNDERSIGNED have established mi extensive Segar
J- Kacrory. at 71 Division street, New York, under the direc
tion of Mr. J. w. BROWN, who has been Superinteudent of
one of tlie largest Factories in Havana, for nineteen year*.
The following kinds of Segas, manufactured in ine Kaber Se
gar Factory, and of which a large stock is uow on hand, will be
Tniind equal to any Havana Began of corresponding style and
?ge:?
Imperial Regalia, Trabucos, Common 8iie,
Regalia, Panetelas, Loudon Size,
Ciuadoies, Canonee, Principe,
All boxed iu the Havana style.
The subscribers have settled the Son of their Senior in Hava
na, for the express purpose of selecting Tobacco for their Facto
ry, as also for the purpose of selecting Segars suitable for this
market.
They have now on hand, for sale, a large stock of Hava I Se
gars, entitled to debenture, of the following brands:?
La India, Woodtille, La Cabana,
Noriago, Fragrauzia, La Norma,
De Moya, Cuhrey, Esperanza.
Lord Byxoa, Unman, Kiotido,
Esculapius, Minerva, La Kama,
La Palma, Victoria, Columbia,'
Dos Hermanos, La Paz. Also, Principe, tic.
JOftN H. FAB ICR St CO..
(Tf lm*rc No. 1 New street, corner of Wall.
WHOLESALE ?EGAR EMPORIUM.
THIS SUBSCRIBERS offer for s^le a large assortment of Se
?a gars, made of best selected Havana Tobacco, and having
been manufactured six months, are now in fine order, and can
be sold 33 per cent lower tlian the same quality of Imported
8erars.
Havana Regalia* in Sths and lOths, C&zadoras,
Washington La Noma*, Esperanxa,
La India, La IW ompensa,
Justn Sanz. Principees, Panetna, tic. tic.
To^ethei with a large assortment of Imitation Segars of every
quality aud price, for sale in lots to suit purchase)s by
*pl7 lin*rrc KKNNRTH k LAVERTY, 73 Wall st
GENUINE IMPORTED HAVANA SEGAKS.
rPHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale at wholesale, and retail
^ the following choice brands of Segars; in point of M jality
there is none superior in this city
Uguez Regalias. Yngeuiudad,
do rauetelas, India,
do Small sizes, Palma Celebrada,
La Kragancia, Cauoues, (for the Southern
Norma, maiket.)
Venus Panetelas, (of various brands.)
Cabana, (suitable for London regilias, do do
market.) Tr&buEos,
Kstrella, do Esperanza.
Nf>riega, (of superior quality.)
Strangers, citizen*, and the trade generally, would do well iu
calling and examining this splendid stock of Segars previous
to purchasing elsewhere, as all the above Hegars are genuine
ImportedHavanas.and contain nothing but Tobacco of the first
and best quality. D. M. HENRIUUE8.
mil lm* rrc 81 William street.
/ifin nnn HAVAN\ SEGARS, imported by M. AN
fHJUjUUU tiULO, for sale at 27 Liberty street. Among
them will be found Cabanas, Do Imiieriales, Regalias, I'ane
telas, Cubrey Werner Segars; do small sixes; Napoleons, Nor
mas, Urraca, San Roman, Dtliaicn, Colonas, Do Panatelas.
and vat ious other brands. Also, Old Tobacco, from the above
well-known houses, just imported by the Christoph Colon
and the Rapid. a3 3m* rrc.
WATCHC.S !? WATCHES AIND JEWELRY -Those
who wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches, Gold
Chains, Gold Pencils. Keys, be., will And it greatly to their
\dvauta?e to call on the subscriber, who is selling all descrip
tt ins ofthe above at retail much lower than asy other house in
the Cjty. Gold Watches a* low as $20 and Sli each. Watches
and Jewelry exchanged or bought. All Watches war
ranted to K*-*P goed time or the money refunded. Waichrs,
and Jewelry repaired in the but manner and warranted,
; much leas than tne usual prices.
? G. C. ALLfcN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry,
atj lm*ec M,""lesale and retail. OT Wall ?t . Lpstsirs.
COL, I'd PATENT REPEATING FIKEARMS,
With the Litest Improvement of 1844
rrHK DEPOT for the sale of the Colt's Pis ols. Rifles, Car
A bines and Fowling Pieces, has bten removed from No. 171
Broadway t-? No. > H.trolay ?t, i.*o.r Mrtdei fhr A>lur
House, where a general araortmeut of thete sui<e.rior Kire-Arms
is kept for sale at reilucfd prices. They also can be had at W.
H. Horstmann It Co's, Ma'den lane, Muford h Wend 11,
Broadway. Albany, Lyman P. Knov les; Delhi, Delaware co ,
N. Y., Hyde Si Gooilrich, and II. E. Baldwin it Co , New Or
leans, at New York prices. Pistols at from $15 to 123 each, in
a case with tquipments. Great impositions are pr\ctis'd epon
the public in representing aiH seilir?the srlt-rocking and re
vol?ink' ?ix birrel Pistol for Colt's repeating Pistol, which is
acknowledged to be rniwrior in every respect to ?ny other Pis
tol manufaciurrd in this country or tCurojie. The Emperor of
Russia, the Kmiieror of Austria, the King i;f Prussia, Prince de
Jiinvill" of Fnnce, the Imanm of "Inscat, all lure them aud
sjiealt iu the hmhcst terms of them. '1 he Tex;n Ariny and Na
vy are supplied with them end the U.S Navy has been supplied
with them to some exteut ar.d th? officers luve given the most
f.ivorab!e report ouCoh's repeating fire-arms. a!" lm* ec
SIX BARREL >s
SELF-COCKING ANDK EVOLVING PISTOLS
BLUNT & SYMS,
No. 44 Chatham atreat,
VffANTJFACTURf'.KS of the?b??f article hare now a com
1U. pleti* assortment ready foi the Spring trade, which they of
fer At reduced puces. They would im ice the attention of mer
chants and dealers ta their assortment, to the manufacture of
which, they have paid personal attention, and from the increased
jaantuy tiiey are making, can sell them lower than before of
fered.
Also?Huns of their own manufae.sre, as well as every ran
?ty of imported (inns and implements, ia quantities to sait pur
chasers, at exceedingly low prices
ARBAVTKD THK CHKAPE8T AND THK BEST
IN NKW YORK.
J. STOUVENEL ?fc CO.,
MARDraCTUaKHS np
GLASS AND LAMPS
'or EVERT DESCRirTIOf.
DE*PECTFULLY call the attention of Country Merchants,
Hotels, Steamboats, Ship Masters and Families, to our as
lortmeut, ma great deductioo.being manufactured by ourselves,
aad which cannot be surpassed in quality aud workmanship,
comprising a complete assortment of new patterns of Cut ana
Plain Glass Giian doles, Solar, Lard and Camphine Lamps,
Brackets, Cand-Ubru.Hall Lamps and Lanterns, with Ruh
Out Glnsr. Astttl and ether Lamps altered to Solar and Lard
wd refinished equal to new.
Glans and Lamps made to order and to match any pattern.
r*7"Goods loaned for Parties.
factory 19 Old street. Wholesale aad Retail Store No.
lahu street, near Oroudway. mhl9 Im*re
LAMPS, GIB ANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS,
AND CANDELABRAS,
roa THK SPRING TllABi:
n?KTZ, BROTHER h CO , No. 13 John street, are mum
\J factoring and Mv? always on liand, a complete assortment
of articles iu their line, of the following descriptions, which
thry will srll st wholesale or retail, at low prices for cash:?
Improved Cliemical Oil and Cainphene Lamps.
Solar Lamps, Gilt and Bronzed, in great variety.
"Cornelius 8t Co.'s" celebrated Pat nt Solar Lard Lanpa.
Girandoles, various patterns, gilt, silvered or bronied.
Suspending Solars, Doric Camphene Lamps,
Bracket Solan, Hide do do
Solar Chandeliers, Bracket do do
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, Stand do do
Brittania Hand Lamps, <Camphene Chandeliers,
Superior Chemical Oil, Pure Sperm Oil,
do Camphene, Solar and Lard Oil,
do Burning Fluid, lie fined Whale Oil.
mh!6 3md? ee
FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
MO. II LIBERTY STREET,
(ur STAIRS.)
A DALESME, Importer and Meat far Manafactaren, has
**-? always on hand a large as?or;iii?nt of dinner and tea sets,
in pl&.a white and gilt French r? eHaiu, as well as Dinner as>
Dessert Hates, of a'l sixes, aranrted Dishes, S<inp Turseas.
'Jove*d Diihes, Bilsd Bowls, Fruit Baskets, Custards aad
Alan, Fai*-y Tn Sees, and Vtl?h Deeonted Diaaer Mi.
Alto, Tea ana CbsrolMs Wan, Greek, French awl Arwisas
atartie'e* *-? wfT?*!tr* 0f the beat gtaliiy, aad m be
ia l.b?*l u.bj, utd ia lota to aaitipmiehaaars.,
sl? Crs*ee
f AMPS," CHArfDALIKltS, GIRANDOLKS, fcc.-The
L4 subscriber* nave made sitrh arrangement# with the voinu
faeturers, that they will. after the 12th day or March, be leady
to enhibit hy ftr the b'nt assortment of House Furnishing
Good* in the l/iiilcd States, at rcry reduced piices. They
are now opening a complete assortment of entirely new and
beaatifal goods, sn".h aa Solar and Lard Lunps ad Chanda
liers, a great variety of iwtterns, suitable for U'l rate houses,
churches, hotels, i\nd stramboais: some new and i autiful Gas
and Candle Chaml^Uiers, Ginuulnlea, Mantel Lig't ts, Brackets,
Pendants, Lauternsfac.
A great variety of new style Rnglioh Goods, rec ived per ship
Europe and now opening, such as fine quality pi'ted Baskets,
Waiteia, Castors, Snuffers and Trays. and Coffee Urns.
Uishee, lie. fcc.
Rich fancy and i>lain Tea Trays in g.rat van ? y, fine Table
Cutler* in sets and doaena, and every variety o( rich cnt and
olain Glassware?la short, almost every article required for
housekeeping, may be found at the subscriber*' ? n w rooms.
WORAM ?t HAUG .i WOU1,
mhH lm*m ?61 Broadway.
JET"AND HORN BUTTONS.
OF all sites?Bugles, Beads; Hair, Shawl and Breast Pint,
Bracelets, Bead Bags, Hair Ornaments, lie.
Daguerreotype Places and Instruments, French China Vssm.
Alio, Plain Wnite China. For sale by
EDWARD HEN, Importer,
mh? lm*m It and 30 Liberty street.
PAPER.
KOO REAMS Trseue Paper, asso'ted colors.
uuu 2 #00 do. Wrapping do. various sices.
* 000 lbs. Straw Boards.
Printing Paper, all sizes
? Also, s,MM lbs Trunk Boards?ju-.t received per schooner
Cambridge, from Boston, and for sab by
?'* I'KUSHK. fc IIKOtms. and ST IVassen St.
GUANO.
rPHE Cargo of ship Kh-iksfeare, from Ichahoe, of very su
* P< rior quality, landing at the Atlantic lit ck, Brooklyn. It
has been well asc> ruined, that that this Guano is superior te
any other, as it blisgs forward ram earlier, and is (qually last
in*. >or general farming, it will increase the cr^ps from 30 to
JO i*>r cent ; and for market purpotes. it will enhance its value
at least 200, and in some instances 100 per cent. 300 lbs. is suf
ficient for an acre?for sil* in lots to suit purchasers, with
books directing how to use it, by
K. K. COLLINS k CO..
?Mm M South street, New York.
100 -say "wyflgy ggirskg^
ftitw mmmm wudv Nutau urn*. >
LODUINOS TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS,
AT
THK NJ19'8 HEAD
NO. I BaBCLtV STMST, RCAB
BkOAD A*.
Tho Subscriber, having fitted up
tad arwly famished several room*
connected with thii Ealablithpeat,
solieiu a call from hit friendt and
the pablic.
_ JAMES BYRNES.
In?s """
TO Lit 1'.?A tJ*rlourau4 Bed m m, very neuly fur
tithed, to gentlemen and thair wives, or siwle gent'e
rneu, tt 117 Franklin ttre t. a20 lm*ee
' TO LET OR LEASE,
?^g A PIECE OF'LAND.ou the Eighth Aveone and 93d
(!??? ttreet, containing about 11 tcret of l?ud. There is oo
XilM.lli- premises a Fmrne DwrllioK.which would b. repaired
Rrlioixltmut. Apply to ANTHONY CAKROLlT
aplG lm*ec 25 Nassau ttreet.
toTkt
PAVILION HOUSE,
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
? THIS HOU8K ittitnated in the Village, and central
to the VcJical Hpriuifs. It it fu uitled with almost every
thing requisite for the accommodation "f boar don, and
ice house filled. The entirr block, 500 by 200 fret, one of O'e
most eligible titet fir a larue Hotel, will be told low. For |*r
ticulart apply to Mr. BLACKALL.^ta.the^U.. or
a23 Iw'rh l^ih ttreet, Harlem.
KOK HALE OH TO LKT??Fonr Cottage* at the
rine mile (tone and Kingabridce road, with purdent and
fruit treet,w?il laid oat, where the Manhattanville Stages
run every hour in the day. from the Park. Two of taid hows'i
will be let for four hundred dollars each per annum ; and the
other two for two hundred dollars weh. Enquire at 635Broad
way, or iu the ttore near the premises.
a9 ltn*rc K.?K. CARMAN.
FOR SALE.
-yigt A SMALL FAKM?Situated til ml'et from Morrii
KUtnwn. u>*ar Ba-kiuridge. N. Jersey, acdwitluu three and
half houri riile fiom Lite city, daily, containing tweuiy
acre of L-n J, in a lii^h atit" of cultivation ; and impro\emeuU,
a handsome Two Story Houte and Kitchen, ?i*d Hani, &e;?
There is also <>n the premitet a cood variety of Hiuitt. For in
foimatiou apply to James B irkley, corner avenue C ar.d second
St.; Harrison Trice, No 22 Coeutiet Slip; or, to llobt. Batkley,
at the premises. all lm*ec
FOUSALKOH EXCHANGE, A r LOW PRICE.
|An excellrut Farm of 200 acres in Westchester county, 14
inilet from thii city, one mile from H R. R depot at
William'i Bridne. minsi.ni larie and new, coach house*. stables,
thed , large fa'm houte, fine fiuit, spleudid view* of sound.
Long 1 jland, See., very healthy, Stagea pass daily near puhlic
landing. Immediate potsettioa. Apply at No. IBS East Broad
way. aG Im'm
mim ABOUT FIvE TUNS OF OAHDEW SEED tor
?SSsale, on moderate terms, and in quantitiet to suit puichis
3Cert, at T. BKIDOEMAN'S permanent family establish
ment, No. 876 Broadway, viz: 2,500 lbs of radish; 1000 lbt of
beet, laeludinK mangel ? urtzel and rugar b et; 800 lbs of tu'
nip; 700 lbs rf oranee and white cattle carrot: 50!> l^s of oni in;
5 0 lbt of spinach; 200 I bt of cabt age, togrtl ier with celei y, cu
cumber. en rorn, leek.letture mel n, rartley, parsnip, tal
tifv, te-d beaut, peas, flower seed, lie, of all the choicest sixties
ana varieties.
Also, by his son Alfred, on th? tame D emises, ageneral as
sortment of OREEiN HOUSE PLANTS, embracing about
80 of the most celebrated varieties of geraniums ; all of the bett
kinds of monthly rosea; together with azaleas, camellias, carna
tious, cactuses, verbenas, and other flowering and ornamental
plants, including the best double dahliss. kc.Llli.
AMtiltlCAN STAN UAKD HORTICULTURAL BOOKS
?conuiu ng theiesulUof ?5 yeart' practice in the vicinity of
New York. "The Young Osrdener't Assistant." the llth edi
tion. improved, fi'O piges: "The Kitchen Gardner's Instruc
tor:'' "The Flo'iti't Guide." and the ' Fruit Cu't vtior't Man
ual;" for tale wholesale and retail by the author, 876 Broadway,
corner of 18th ttreet. ap3< 2w*rc
MILLS, HATTER, 178 BROADWAY,
(Howards' Hotm.,)
fl INDUCED, by the fla'tering tuecets he hat me! with
JfMtiu the manufacture of Silk Hati, in imitation of the French,
to call the attention of the public thereto, doet so in the full
confidence of rendering perfect latisfaction to all who may
honor him vt ith a call.
First quality Fiench Moletkin $4 50
Secouct " " " 4 00
First " Nutria 4 50
8:coud " " 3 50
In addition to the above, there may be had at thii establish
ment un elegant article ofNutria Hat at $f, which for eleg.ir.ee
will rival many that ?re sold at $5, and to which the attention
of flit* public it respectfully invited
A few cases of Catsimi>re and S Ik Hat?, manufactured for
the country trade, on hand and for sale low.
?I. D. Potter, (late of the Arm of Alvord & Co.) and R.J.
Tiffany, (late of Albany,) wouH be pleased to tee thfir fr ends
at the above place av7 lm*ec
T7EATHKR BED. MATTHA18 AND BEDSTEAD
a1 WAREHOUSE,
ISO an<t 108 Circeiiwlclt Street,
Corner of Conrtlandt strt et.
Feathers from It to 4s per lb
Hair Mattrassea, from $3 to $25
Most do a to 10;
Palm 3 to ?
I'orn Hutks 2 to 8
Bedt 3 to 25
Blankets 1 to 8
Comforters, from ',50 to 2,50
Toilet tablet l.<2to 1,50
Washitands 1,12 to 1,50
Bedsteads, of mahogany, black walnut, curled maple, plain
mat.lc, all the different patteruM, iti use, and in price from $3
to $30, according to the ttvle and fini<h.
The attention cftly public is especially celled to the Patent
Premium Ki ln and Lelc Screw B' dsteail. This bedstead mutt
be examined before iu qualities can be known. Tbeyraniut
we 1 be stated in i.n advrrtiaeinrnt. They hate been iu n*e
about four 5 eart?have tikeu the premium (a silver medal) at the
Fair of the American Int'itute, ?ud over MOO" have been told?
what belter evid nee is wanted of the value c.f the anic e7 Eve
ry hotel and boarding house iu the Uuiu-d titetet thoald hive
tnis bedste-d?private families cannot do without them.
Uid Featli-rs dressed andnnovated, and viattrasses in?de over
as irivid r? new. SAMUEL 8. PARKER,
f l'21 lin'ec
MllS. CARROLL'S MEDICATED VAPOUR
PATHS,
3'45 Broadway.
IV/TANY persons hare hrard of the efficacy of Mn. Carroll's
"A Vapour Batlu as a remedy Tor and'as a preventive of colds,
influenzas, rheumatic affections, Stc' kc. Although it* bent
lits in mcli caj.es cannot be overrated, it should not be forgot
tea that as a luxury the Vapour Bath is universally preferred to
every oth*r mode i.f bathing. Many are deferred from trying
it from tlierrroneoos idea of iu being a forinidat le operation at
tended with inconvrnience in ihe administering?No bath can
be more limple, safe and pleasant than the Vapour Bath as
given at Mr*. Carroll's establishment. Some, contrary to the
j-ritictj.les of physiology end common sense imagiae that there
is dMiL-er of takiug cold after a bath; the circulation by the ef
fect of the bath is rendered more active and ths skin is better en
abed to resist the influence of ihe atmnsp.iere? hence the idea
of catching cold after a bath, is absurb. Open from sit in
the morning till 9 at night. Portable Baths sent to any part of
the city.
r Baths reouire one honr's B_.. Ji ?
1st of May to 1M Knlton
a4 lin rrc
Sulphur Baths require one honr's notice.
Thelttaths will bo removed
WIGS AND SCALPS.
BKAUTIKUL SPKCIMKNS of the art of Wig making, by
WM. BATCHKLOK, No. 2 Wall street.?Mnugers are
particularly invited to examine for themselves, before purtftias
tug elsewhere. All city residents know that the best Wig and
Toupee M?nuraet,iry in the world is Batchelor1*, [So. J Wall
stree.. New York, nra,' Broadway.
N. A ? Wigs and Scalps cleaned and restored, inside and out
rqut tn new. in23 Itn'ec
WALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING SOAP
SURPASSING every other preparation, infinitely superior to
any Creain of Soap; being posiessedof such a rare emollient
substance, it produces a perfect cream lather which will not
dry on the face, nnd from its softening p.o| ?rties lenders the
operation of shaving douUly easy. It lias teen used by a large
number of the mjst respectable citrens, who pronounr* it the
best aiticle they ever u-'d. It is sold at less than half the price
of other preteusions. Prepared onl i by
JOHNSON, VROOM k FOWLER,
Wholesale Perfumers, No. 3 Courtlanilfcstieet; \
and sold by t'e most respectable Druggists and Perfumers
throughout ihe United Statu. spit lmeod*rc
INFALLIBLE BED BUG POISON.
WATSON'S BU(i DKSTIiOYjCK, needs but one applica
*? t<on, sod the brd bugs will shun their former a*iode for
ever. Proprietors of hotelsaud steamboats, and private fa nilies
*hi wish io keep free from these vermin, can do it atatmill
expei.s* aud iu a few minutes. Owing to the great popularity
cf this prrvcii'ion. seieral worthless imitations have been im
posed upon the public, 'Jheg nuin? is sold only it Apothecaries'
Hall, 36 Cathtrine street; 127 Vaidfit lane, and in Brooklyn by
Mr-. Hays. 139 Fulton stieet Price23 aud M cents per bottle.
*p2a im'rc
THBHfc IS HOPC
for the Consumptive, for those
who are afflicted with Jisthma,
however mnch and long they may have
sullered, for those who are laboring under
long continued and tedious Caught, Shortntu
or liifflculty of Breathing, Pain in the Hreast or
Side, Bleeding or ths Long* and other precursors of Kltal
i'nlmonary Diseases.?Dr. Kolger's
OLOSAONIAN,
OH ALL HKALINU BALSAM,
TS A SPKEDV AND EFFECTUAL HEMEDY.-It has
1 been tested in hnndreds of cases and by more than twenty
Crs'experience. It has been submitted to the IHculty, aud has
i used and approved by them?and it js offered with the
greatest confidence to all who may be afflicted, and who need
its healing properties.
Davin 'Henderson. <0 Laight street was rednced very low
by a tedious Cough and raising of Blood. He had tried various
remedies offered without benefit, and deemed himself beyond
the hope of relief. Although he had a hectic fever and night
sweats, one bottle of this Oreat ltemedy restored him entirely
to health.
Ukomik W. Hava was relieved by two bottles of the Oloea
oniau. although so ?ve?li at the nine lie commenced using it that
hecosld scarcely walk. He Coughed incesaaii'ly. His diffi
culty of breathing w.ta such that he could walk only a f-w steps
at a time, and hta night nweert ware ilrendfol. In two wefts
from the commencement ol his nsinjt the medicine he walked
with ease dawn to the office, and in six weeks he was ?o inr re
stored at to be able to attend to his business again.
K. Lars*. Kan., 52 Pi'te street was cured of Asthma hy half
& bottle. Ho hid rot laid down in bed for mors than ten
months. He has never had ft r-enrrenee of tSi? now
more than forr monfM.
Mrs. AnctutMi.n, 3"i ?tre-?. wnx eiifd of ^*rV?wa, o
four yetirs' ruutdi*"T, by half a bottle, a?i'l peel^re* it fo be th
lieat medicine in tb? vorM ?' - it- ( varies r'.W re me
dies withort th'' lent b-nefit.
Hundreds of can's *s|rht be given ro prove ft* efficacy.?
Try it if yon are afflicted, and yon will be satisfied that ft ii,
indeed. "ALL-lIKAwIN'*" in its properties ? on will not
regret having used It, a-d it may entirely net to fllf'it the dis
ease which is at present threading yonrlife.
For sale at the Principal Office, IOT Nrrtan itreet, one door
?bore Ann. Jtll re
A BLESSING Tn MAN AND WOMANKIND.
rPHK decrepid, the old, the ill-looking, and the disfigured of
?*- each sex, may hope now to becume good looking, by ex
pending 10 cents.?There is an article that will give youth to
age, and heatity to homeliiess. One cake of Jones' Italiau l-he
micat S >ap will change the color of aunbnrnt, freckled, or
wriuk'ed skin, to youthful smoothness, clearness and beauty?
it permanently ciirrs pimples, freckles, blotches, salt rheuu),
senrvy,sore heads, barber's iuh, or any cutar.eovs eiuption.
Persons who have been deceived with counterfeits of the genu
ine J.nes'Soap, would scarce believe iu wouderfnl powers.
Let'uch give it one trial, aud they will be gratiflel. Besnre
to ask for Jonrs' Soap, and take no other. Hold at the sign of
the American Ergle, 82 Chatham street, 322 Brosdway; lit
Knlton street, Brooklyn ; 8 State street. Boston; 3 Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia; 57 State street. Albany. a!9 im*ec
i-ibliS. IIANDiS', AltM&, Jtc.
Tkt Loss o/ Fttl and Let, no Hindrance to Us
JOHN r. THOMJ&, (;orkn^ Make*, he., Ml
Orand st, corner of Madisou st, New Vork, respect
fully Informs th?'public tkat he continues to man
ufactnre AKTIUCIAL LIMBS, on a plaa the
mo?t correct and less complicated, having, throwh
nrcsestty, invented, m.xde and worn an artificial leg
for torty years, and been a manufacturer for thirty
. I've years, feels confident of giving satisfaction to
fall who call on him for Legs, lianas, Arms, or the
? common Wood
i P N. U.?All letters mast be post-paid.
miiti<m*ee
HEAD THIS.
A LL CASKS ia the Surgical end Medical line, eepeeiall?
thossol longstaadiag.can r?oei??advios and medicine gratis
TO BOATMEN, ANI
rua quality, wwsd ii
?M V
FOR THIS P1LK8.
TTN1VER8AL COMMENDATION-Kroa every city.
^ town u4 Titian whan Dr. Uphsiin'i VLOLTAULe
PILE ELECTUARY
miintelligence of iu excellent e&cts hare been reoeivedby the
proprietor. la hundred* of instance* it haa triumphed orif
caaea which were deemed incur <bie.
READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE CASKS.
A gentleman from Brooklyn, Lone Uland, after u*in* two
boxwof the Electuary, nw me iheTollowing account:?When
L obtained the medicine I waa infleriug icveicly from an attack
of the Pile*, and for two month* had been afflicted with *ev#re
headache, accompanied by a dUtrojing senntion at the slomach.
There waa a jerapiration about the toad, bo-, the body, leg* and
arm* were alway* dry and liu*ky. The medicine removed the
Pile*, cured the headache and distress at the stomach.and ciw
ated a natural -lerspiration over llie whole body, and 1 ain now
in batter tieulili than 1 hart been for year*.
A tcentleraau who had long been subjected to Piles, suffering
intensely from their coutinuance, informed Mr. Mitchell, 2Si
Bowery, N. Y., that theircomplete removal waa effected by tlie
nae of the Venable Electuary. This individual had te*ted all
the celebrated external applications, eatn oaing intended with
hntrery alight b-uefit. Tin* Internal Remedy,however,*peed
ily manifested iu happy adaptation lor ihi* complaint, and moat
iatiifrcu>rily convmced the ?ufoer that the high wruuuon
which the jLiectuary ha* aiuiued ia baled solely upou the gretu
and laatiuK beniStita attendnnt upon U"> u*e.
Thia certifies ihat I ??-il Dr. Uphan'* Pile EleituarT, mora
thiui a yea' ago, for Pile*, of which complaint it cured me. 1
?till o*e it when occasion require* and prefer it to uuv other
medicine to obviate co*tivene??, remove morbid accumulation*
in the itoinach and bowel*, and to pi< 'tytha blood?an J alter
having aaed a great va: :ety of medicine I fMM*$ thi* 10 be *u
perior to all others. THO^lAa WA LL.
U;o4er, No. IT Broad street.
New York, Majeh 10, W44. . . . .
Sold ia thi* city by the proprietor only, a re^nlarlv idncated
physician, cou.rn?d to an olnce practice fur tue treatment of
Chronic Diseases, No. 196 Bowsry. Medical advice LI rela
tion to the above or any other eomplaiutsjtrat'*. .....
Price of the Electuary, 'xuc Dollar. 01?"Remember that the
El.ctuary i* an Internal Ue.uedy, and not an external applica
tion, aud aolJ ONLY at 196 Bowery, f.ar door* abo?e spring
*(. Office hour* from 7 A. M. to 9 P. M.
jyM 3uidltw*m _
ISfAHKH OK THE URINARY OECiANS?Such a*
Ch c uic and Acute D:*eaits of the
tolaJd.r, Also, Gcuorrhaa,
Urethra, (l.KII,
Prnstiate Olaud, Stric.urts,
Kidney*, and Seminal weakne**,
Lorn*, Diabetes, tic , he
are speedily and efTectnally removed b> Abertethy's Botanical
Piil*, without one particle of mercury. They are equally suita
ble for female*. 'i'h?y give tone nod energy to llie generative
organs, rarely, if ever, experienced from taking other mcdicisei.
Ko' sa'e by Win. Wauon, Apothecaries llall, 36 Catharine at.
and 127 Maiden lane; and in Sag Harbour, L. 1. by Shipman,
DiUggist. Price,$1 per box. ap251m*ec
SANDS' SARSAPAHILLA.
rpHE human body, in ?T*s* climate, alway* warmer than the
A air, i* continually throws o.i heat. ?* hen the proce** is
not performed fait ei.ough, ihe consequence* hio fever and in
flammation. Erysipelas and all eruptive di*ea*es, are tlie re
mits of an uiiuatural condition of tlie blood, of which too much
heat is one ol the cause*. The turplu* of caloric, unable to es
cape by it* natural outlets as fi*c a* gene.ated within, frequent
ly cause* angry eruption* en the luriace, varying in their char
acter with the temperament of the individual aud othet modi
fying and pn dUpoiing c editions. It i* obviou* that the nr*t
object in *uch cue* should be to restore the blood to it* natural
*late. There niu.l br loraething wrong in the great labratory
within, tome unhealthy ingredient, or au undue proportion of
*ome natural ingredient, i* present in the blood, and what i* re
quited i* a medicine that will pnrge that Quid of a morbid and
acrid matter, and reatore (if destroyed) the just equilibrium of
it* constituent parts. This is ihe peculiar function ol' Band*'*
SiRiAfiHii.i.A *t regulates thi secieticus, and reatore* (he
d sorderrd gland* and organ* that lupply the tluid.of which the
blood i* composed, to their natural state, *o that each contri
butes its proper propoition to ihi stream of life.
The following letters, juulcomo't* hand, furnish additional
test mnuy of the intrinsic virtues of the Sarsaparilla. 'J. hey
(peak for themselves
Nkw Yon*, March 17,1145.
Meisrs. Sand*'*?Gent*.?About the middle of August, being
out on a gunning excursion, 1 had the misfortune to icratch my
leg with a poisonous weed or brier, which shortly afterwards
becauie much iwollen and inflamed, at>d which continunl to
grow worse.notw ithstanding the nse of various remedies uaually
En-scribed iu such case* In th? fall I was taken ill with the
iliou* fever, which, ill consequence of improper treatment,
settled in the leg injured a* above. The (ore on my leg, which
had hitherto been confined t > one (pot, now spread all over the
leg, until the surface, from my ancle to the knee, became one
continuous ulcer, which discharged l?rge quantities of virulent
matter. During all thii time. 1 was under the treatment of?<v
eral ol our t-ect pliy*iciaui, v. ithout receiving any benefit from
them ; when, n* a lost resort, I iirccurrd a few bottle* of your
Sars'parilla. the use of which lias entirely cured me. 1 used
only four bottles aud a halfiu all, and my health i* now per
fectly restored. ltespectiuily yours,
J. S. Jonks, 159 Chryitie .tree?.
Madhomvillk, Ky , fr\ b tt. IMS.
Mearr*. A. B & D Sand*?Having u<ed vcur barwpirilla in
my family, aud witntsaed its beneficial effects on on* of my
child -.i, 1 fuel it to be a duty 1 owe to the community to make
ther ? ^public. About two years a*o, iny little *ou wa* at
tacked with Scrofuli, or King'* Evil, which broke iu eight or
nine place* around the neck and j tw, aud which finally affected
his ejn. rendering him entirely nlitrl. Durirg the firat year,
froni^ie time he wa* taken, he was attended by several physi
cians,Tiui contii.Jied to get worte, until 1 despaired of his ever
getting well. Having seen your Sarsaparilla advertised, with
certificates of it* our-*, I concludi d 1 would give it a trial, and
accordingly sent to Ci"ciaunii and procured a few bottles, and
now, aftei luvi?g used iu all nine bottle*, I have the gmtifica
t on of aaynnr h* i* well. The *oies are all entirely healed, and
hi* light nearly a* good a* it ever was -.and I have no hesitation
in dying, that he has been solely cuied by the uie of ytur Sar
(aparilla. Your*, truly, E. Bamett.
Prepared and (old, wholesale and retail, by A. B. & 1). Sands,
druggist*, 79 Kulton ctrect, 173 Broadway, 77 Eait Broadway.
Sold al*o by druggist* generally throughout the United State*.
Price >1 |<er bottle-?sn bottles for>5 apt lm?i*
TO PREVENT THE USE AND ABUSE OF MERCU
A RY, and the dreadful effects ef a secret di*eake, call and
?et the advice of the physi-ian and proprietor of tlie Hunterian
lispeniary, No. 3 Division streei?the greatest remedy and on
ly thorough cure that ever wa* discovered for theeeterritic dis
ease*, i* to be obtained at th * place only, vix: Doctor Hunter*
Ked Drop?cure* without injury to tlie conititution or any res
triction in the habit* of the imtienls, in from three to einK:'ay*,
h ull direction* and a little treatise on these diseases, accompany
each vial, which if followed, is gunrauu*u to cure, or no
pay taken. I'rice <1. Beware ol connterfeits. in2l lm*re
MADAMlfi RESTKLIi.
[7EMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and retideuoe. 1M Green
" wica >tr*ct, between Conrtlandt and Liberty streets, when
ihe can be unsalttd with the juiciest coaftdesce on complaina
incident to Hie femr.le frame. ?
Noticu?All letter* (postpaid) addreaaed to bog S.3M, Nvw
York. Boston Offico. No. T Knex street.
N. B.?Mi dame llESTK.LL would inform ladles raiding
autof the city, whose health would not admit of traveling,
that *he wo"Id devote Iter penonal attendance upon them in any
part of the 1' litcd States within reasonable distance.
ifln diw'rc
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.
APROCREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
THE greatett di-.covery in medical scieaoe is that of M. M.
X Desomeaux, of Paris. He haa entirely exploded the gene
rally received opiaioa of the existence of incurable tteri)ity or
barrenness, (except indeed in cases of malformation, wUicra re
extremely rars.) The invariable and nmrersal tuccau ?f oil
tliiir Cordial, in every instance, of producing that Mate of
,'ralth whioh remits in the wife becoming blessed a* a mother.
i?ho for yean pined in childless lonelinss, has fully established
the fact, that what is usually termed barrenaaas is carabU by
tlie use of the 1'rocreative Ktixii Cordial. It is itualliable in
vaurisl weakness, ttnor albus, debility, incontinmro and the
.arioas train of complaint? lrniuc from cxcess, illness, or im
pradenoe. Its great and invariable success is its recommends
.ion. The fame of this wonderful Klixir Cord ill is wll esu
Vislied. A sale of mors Uiau Ally tiioasrnd bottles and pack
less is sufficient evidence of its excellence and the estimatioa
ji which it is held. It is rleasant a\d agreeable to (he tM?e.
{'he undersigned is the oa!j authorised ageat ia Uufi :natry.
lioe $S a bottle.
'or the convenience of those residing out of the city, the ia
gmli<-c*? composing tue Klixir Cordis! are put up ia l? cktgM
for transmission by mnil, with full direction tor prejarum.
Price ot package ti, making three bott'ne.
All letters ua:l be postpaid, and directed to
Or. V. MKLVKAU, box{l224,N. York aity,
Office lt? Lit sity st
JI. B.?Ladies calliaf for ths "Klixir" will bs waited oa t>y
y ia att^ndoiica. *12 imDltW*ni
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS,
isivkwtko s?ro raBPAMD ay
M. DK BOUDKLOH.UK, M. U., LI8BON, PORTUGAL
rPHK scientific combination of ingredients of whiali tl?e*e Pills
A are composed, have made them the wonder and. Sdmiratioa
of the world. They are known sll over Kurope to be Uie only
preparation ever discovered that <has proved invariably cer
tain in producing regular menstratiour., or monthly tuna.
'Its directions are traMlated into Kagliab, asa ?rs tintoprd
roaad with tho seal of the Importer, stamped. Kach boa cob
talas the signature of M. de Boudeloque. and ths Kaadiah di
-aetioas have the sigttstuA of Dr. V. MKLV KAU. aataarised
aauit Ibr Hie Cnatia?at of America.
They ess be transmitted by mail to aay part of the Unitfd
itales Hold by Dr. V. MKLVKAU, agent aad importer fen
tae Uait?4 Hutee. Office, 113 Liberty street, near ' J- .-nwich
lUeet. Price $6.?half boxes, IS. No najf boxsa sent hy .vail.
Hold ia Boston, at I Sal<-m street. L? Iters duacted to Dr. K.
M-lveeu. bo* 1234. New York, tvill meet with imu-ifiate atteu
tion. All letters mutt be pout paid. all lmilSt.lw*ee
or igi
cpoxjcjias
Medicine and Pharmacy
OS S aaaaa Street.
MEDICAL ADVICE
PH1VATk'd18KA8K8.
?PHK MKMBKHB OF THK NEW YORK COLLKO'
A of Medicine and Pharmacy, utabli?K?d for Me lull
preition a] quackery, continue to direct their parttauat
attention to all diseases of a private nature, aad can soa
Ddnntly promise to persona requiring medical treatment, a
safe and permanent cure, without injury to the oonstitutioa or
coauneroent from business. Invalids are particularly requested
to make application to the College on Ihs first appeamaoe of
thoso diseases, as a vast amount of suffering and nme amy be
thus avoided. On? of the members of theCollage, for maay
years eonn-ct-d rith the pnneii-a] hospital in Kurope for the
sareoijhosj eomplaiata, attends for coasaltatioa daily from I
Uyirg ia the eonntry, and finding it iaconvenieat to make per
ms! ufiltcatioa, ran have forwarded to them a cheat eontaic im
aO medicine* mnlrita to pjrform a radical care, by stating thri
ease etnliritly, toi;cth-r wrth all symptoms, time of contraction
and ttrr.t.rneet rewired elaewwre, if any, aad cnclosiun #>, poet
p?:d.
Conttltatlonal Debllltjr Cared.
TIJJI Toal* Mitture, prepared by the College of Medicine sad
1 hannacv of the city of N. V-,ii confidently recommended tor
all ca*i ol debiiitv produced by secret indulgence or exaeea of
aay bind, 'tis an invaluable remedy forimpotence, sterility, or
barrenness Inn'eis ilspeadiag on mal-formation.)
Sini'lt bottles *1 each; esses of hall a dosea $i\ caiefullr
sacked ami cut tu nil parts of the Union.
Velpeatt'a Specific PI 11a,
I?OK the radica I cure qjttmtn ha, rUet. leminal tmiinotu,
and sll mucopurulent dischargaslVonaiha urethra. Theee
B, the result o I twenty years experience in the Hospital de
ite in Paris, ar? pronounced by their celebrated inventor,
?ssor Veliiean, a> an infallible remedy for all diseases of the
urethra. They effect a care ia a mueh shorter time than eny
othei remedy, wttho'jl tainting the breath, disagreeing with the
stomach, or confinement fro.n bmiaees. Price, (I per box.
iilcortt's Altaratlva Mlxtara,
"I70R the pei manent ewe oj primary er ncandary ryyhilit.
P venereal ulcers, nodes, or any coroplalnt produced By an inju
diciou* US' of mercury,or uuakiifct) medical inatment. All pw*
ioqisatpectinx a reneret-l tnint remaiuhii ia their sytlam should
atr thii l owrrful puriAcr without 'lelay, as no omon can coosi
dm himself safe after having the ?aner*M dlaeaae, without
thorough 1/ cIronsiu? the system with this juatly celebrated
BaJ$ in single bottlee rt $1 each, ia cases of haJf dotea at $St
carefully packed and seat to all parts of the Union.
Concentrated Kxtract of Banaparilla, Oen
tlan and NassafVas.
PKKPAIIKD BY THK NKW YORK COLLEOPC Off
L Medleii>e aud Pharmacy, establisi.rd for the suppression o|
ijtackery. This retined and highly eonceetratrd extract, poo
sessiaK all tlie purifyring qualities aqd curative powera of the
akove nerbs, is confidently recommendnd bv the College aa la
finitely superior tu ar extract ol rtersaparilla at present before
the public, and may be relied on aa a certain reaiedy for all
diseases arising from en impure state ef the blood, such as
strofulA. salt-rheum, ring-worm, blotches or pimples, ulcers,
pain in the bones or joints, nodes, cutaneous eruptions, ulcerated
sore throat, or aay disease arising from tho secondary eMeets of
syphilis or aa injudicious ass af mercury.
Bold ia single Bottles, at...... 7f seats seek I
" ia sas(? of half s donsa Betdsa ?t M
ii h oaedoaea ,,,,, $ 00