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Interesting Intelligence from Cltngrca and
Panama.
New C >kleans, April 26, 1849.
Ed.tor ok New Yoek Herald:?
I take the liberty of sending you a list of all the
vessels at Panama and Chagres, and a few remarks
relative Chagres Bar, and my travels across the
Jsthmus to Panama.
vessels at panama, apr1i. 12TU.
Aiiieririiii whale ship Niuntic, Cleveland.of Westport
for San Francisco, to sail the 20th April?will curry 000
passengers ( shin. $200; steerage, $150.
English brig Two Brothers, to sail on the 18th April
Chartered for $36 000.
Peruvian brig Josephine, to sail on the 22d April.
Tickets $200 throughout.
Two suiall Chilian brigs, to sail about the 23d April.
Tickets $150 and $200.
Four Chilian sehooners, to sail in n few days.
A large brig coming to anchor, and a large foretopsail
schooner in the oBing as 1 left
I understand the brig was chartered before she
anchored.
The American Consul informed me that two large
whole ships were looked lor in four or live days,
and the steamer California was hourly expected.
The English steamer was due in a few days.
The tact that a great number of persons were at
Panama for California, had been sent up and down
the coast, and in all probability there will soon he
vessels enough to take all the passengers on the
Isthmus away.
vessels left at chagres april 17til.
Steamer Maria, Burt, for Now Orleaus, same day.
Brig Doctor Hitchcock, for Galveston, 20th April.
sclir UHit'na.ior a hwiultq pun, ucxi uuy.
Sailed Brig Leverit, Arthur, lor New York.
my thavkls from chagreh to panama.
April 9th. Left in a canoe manned by two men?
at nine came to for the night, at Kicona, a small
village nine miles from Chipei.
April 10. At 4 A.M., proceeded up the river?at
nine stopped at Doce Harmonas, and took breakfust
eighteen miles from C hag res, and the head of
steam navigation, at the present low stage of the
water. At t> P. M., stopped for tVie night alongside
of the bank?through the day passed several rapids
and shoals where the current run down about live
miles per hour.
April 11. At 4 A. M. proceeded up the river and
arrived at Golgona at 3 P.M.?stayed all night.
April 11th. At 7.30, A.M., started for Panama on
a little pony, and arrived at Panama at 3 P. M.
had a very pleasant ride across on u tolerable fai
path and most of the time in a beautiful shade
and a place of entertainment every live miles,
where you can get a cup of coffee and u chicken
and at the' half-way house, kept by a genuine
Yankee, you can get as good a plate of pork and
beuns as New Yorii can produce, or even Beverly.
(>n my return J met several ladies, and it was
ouite a novel sight to see three or four ladies on
their little ponies wending their way through the
mountain pass. Seventeen miles from Golgona,
spoke the American boat Isthmus Express, nine
tons burthen, Ryan, master, two days from Golgonda,
bound for Punumu, and expected to arrive
at Panama in six days?she had a crew of thirtyfive
men, mostly New Hampshire hoys, and was
on two wheels; some were cutting down trees and
removing all impeding objects, and others were
pulling their little bark over the dryland through
the mountain pass.
Friday, April 13. Arrived at Golgona. Spent the
day ; and, next morning, proceeded down the river,
ana arrived at Chogres at midnight, having been
absent one week, weli pleased with my excursion.
It is perfectly healthy on the Isthmus; and, I
should judge, there was two thousand people bound
for the gold regions, and vessels enough at Panama
to take away about one thousand passengers, and
vessels expected in a few days to take the balance,
exclusive of the steamers, so that, with a safe
calculation, there will be no difficulty after a few
weeks of getting away from Panama.
I think the Isthmus is the safest and most expeditious
route to the gold regions.
As it respects Chagres liar, I cannot conceive
that it is all hazardous; and, with the aid of the
steamer Orus, it is as safe as Sandy Ilook Bar.
Yours, iVc., LUCUS B. TERltY,
Master of the Brig Pedraza, N. Y.
Movements of California Emigrants on t-Uc
'Western Frontier,
[Correspondence of the St. Louis Republican.]
Independence, April 19, 18-19.
Notwithstanding the lurge number of emigrants
congregated in this vicinity, very little material,
other than that of procuring a register of the various
companies,is*u (forded a reporter, upon which
to base his communications. A case of accidental
shooting occurs almost daily, (and it's a wonder
they do not occur oftener, so careless are persons
in liandling their fire-arms,) bnt even here an
*' item " is forestalled by u special and earnest request
that it will not be reported, us " the wounded
party is in a fair way to recover." In my next,
however, sonic cases, not specified ns above, will
be given.
In addition to the companies from the .State of
Ohio, previously forwarded you. the following are
in camp in this vicinity, and ready to move, viz:?
" The Western Mining Company of Cincinnati,"
composed of Alexander W. McCoy, John Ellisof,
A. J. Liggett, D. Aber, P. W. Van Winkle, 4.
Beard. W. P. Jeffreys, John Marbley, W.
W. Knapp, N. M. llarris, G. L>. Sheppard,
W. B. Otway, F. Cassim, S. T. Curtis, M.
Ternan, N. Ternan, K. Barret, Edward Owens,
Dr. J. Thompson, M- Thompson, It. Thompson,
C. Aileswortli, A. Rogers, Edward Hurd,
J. Vansant, M. J. Martin, J. 15. Sargeant.
C. A. Anderson, T. Silmon, B. McCormick, and
Bamhart, all of Hamilton county. They are
provided with seven tents, seven wagons, twentysix
yoke of oxen, and a mule for each man to ride.
They go as a joint stock company, with ample provisions,
(5cc., for nine months service. The company
is mostly composed of mechanics, who carry
with them their tools, and complete running gear
for a saw mill. Of the large number emigrating,
very few have taken similar precautions, nearly
all relying for subsistence upon their success at
funding gold. Should tliev be disappointed in these
expectations, their all is lost; for even if the necessary
tools are to be obtained in that country,
the exorbitant prices will render it ini|>ossible for
the great majority to obtain theni. The captain of
a_ company remarked to-dav, 111 my hearing, that
his men, ufter purchasing their outfit, had ample
means to maintain them some time after their arrival,
but now could not average two dollars each,
in pocket. This is the case, 1 fear, with too many
who are emigrating; when their outfit is obtained,
they regard it as all-sufficient. " Gold is plenty in
California," and with this us their motto, they
seem determined not to be burdened with its
transportation, and recklessly and foolishly relieve
themselves of the supposed drug. 1 hope none
may in their anticipations lie disappointed.
The second hails from Cincinnati, and is under
the style of " Mutual Mining Association of Cincinnati."
It is organized as a joint stock company,
and composed ot the following persons:?
Win. Moore, Captain; Jacob Bennett, J. Powell,
Win. Mdlan. John Johnson, John 15. Hart, John
Atkinson, w. L. Isgrigg, U. A Powell, D. C.
Morris, N. Butterfield, N. Clary, John W. Walton,
L. Dewey, W. Beach, P. K. Shaw, John Tuttle,
John II. Boyd, P. Boldnmn, and 1). Van Trace, of
Hamilton county, and John W. Gray, of Madison
county, Mo. '1 hey arc provided with three tents,
four wagons, fourteen yoke of oxen, and provisions
for six months.
Til* thirH frnm irarr,<nn pminli' film. ..n.t
is composed of Henry Johnson, Asbury Johnson,
Lewis Lester, William C'ady, Vanliorn, Win.
J'hillips, John C'onwell, and G. 11. Jones. They
have two wagons, six innles to each, with two
extra mules to ride. The company is composed of
mechanics and professional men, who go with the
intention ot engaging in such business as their
capacity und means w ill allow, should their golden
expectations not be realized.
The fourth consists of Joseph Munn,< ieorge W.
I^arebee, Henry Larebee, Thomas i'icketts, ot
Marion county, <>hio; Geo. Rice and George A.
Weber, of Moirow county; and (ieorge Reckley,
of Crawford county. They go as a joint stock
company, and well provided for the expedition.
The fifth is from J^teuhenville, ()liio, composed as
follows:?J. MclClratli, aptain; < .('. Gruy, Secretary;
George 1 lance, Treasurer. Members?D.
L. Forsinger, II. Stokes, Thomas Trotter, J. Morrison,
J. Rallzell, O. A. Wortliinirton, S. R. Rurr,
William Taggari, Joint llainey, William JSriskcll,
Dr. John Marshall, II. McConnclly, John lloge, IL.
11. Maxfield. Charles Sweeney, Ldward ( alb-ndine,
JamesKell, William C. lluyes, C. W Haines,
D. I'. Keller, William H. Stokes, S. V.Treadway,
S. I). Dundall, G. Jackson, S. A. Ream, Charles
W. Hichards, William Fisher, W. Solomon. < >. T.
Norton, J. Fugitt, M. S. Ruddy, 1). Hurgett, James
Irwin, James Spencer. J. I!. Collins, George Todd.
James Shively, J. I'arrott, L. Urown, i). Connor,
A. McDonald, I!. F. Stokes, T. G. Morehead, A.
Morehead, Jr., Ihtniel Met iee, John Matlock. Thomas
Lofl, John I'aeey, L. Whittington, William
Daniels, William Sheiman, D. Anderson, and II.
C. Scott. The company is divided into eleven
messes, and under military organization. Its civil
aflairs are conducted by the officers and a hoard oi
trusteesj consisting of one representative from each
inees^ J hey go as a joint stock company, arid are
province! with eleven tents, eighteen wagons, liltyI?ur
vok. cf oxr-n, and provisions for nine months.
., ,, to i1K ;*?*? tiHlliw county, and consists of
S D. Wood, Daniel 11 Hose,'fucob II. I We,
A X 1,1r0fc''' und Ij,"ww ' '"'dors: who are provided
with a wagon, tent, three yoke ol oxen and
necessary provisions. 411,1 *"u
The seventlilia.ls from Sandusky City, and is
romnosed Of VV L. I'arish. Captain- ?.,! r |>
Cook, J. W. Realty, John Ram<e||, j, JIlni.*
A ^turr, D. A. Crowell, and Kdw.ird Johnson'
J hey are provided with two wagons, eight y,^(.,.
? xen, a yoke of cows, a span of ponies, 0,ilt.{.
ii' eessuiles for the trip. J'hey go as a joint stock,
company.
In addition to the companies from Illinois, prev
ously noticed, the following are in the field, and
ready to move:?
1 he fit t i? composed of J. E. Cart or, J. Fash,
William E. Gunett, A. II. Fash,Robert Taylor, J.
Clepg, 1). A. McConnell, George Scott, and
Peck, all of Peoria. They travel with three wagons,
six mules to each, and are provided with
every necessary siillicient tor one year's service.
1 The second is from Will county, and composed
of A. F. Kcrcheval, J.W.Newton, William Parks,
S. Runyun, A. N. Ilunyan, O. II. and A. Ilunyan,
John Mahoney, David Mahoney, and R. Knther'
lord. They are provided with three wagons,
1 t? clve yoke of cuttle, provisions for seven months,
und other necessaries.
Several additional companies from Kentucky are
in the field, ready to move. The first is composed
of E. W. llayos,'Kenton county; ('. K. Hnyder,
W. II. Childers, 15. B. Mullens, Pendleton county;
James Croslin, Cumpbell countv; 1. Frit/land,
II. Mielton, Woodford county; 1). \V. Thorpe,
Grant co.; andG. Young, Jackson county. It is
provided with a wagon, six mules, necessary provisions,
Arc., and has been fitted out hy Mr. It.
Mullens, upon conditions that he receives, as compensation,
a certain portion of their tindings for u
specified period.
The second is under the style of " Green Itiver
Mining Company of Kentuck," and coinnosed as
followsi?w. F. Summers. L). B.Campbell, W. II.
Skiles, F. A. Jones, S. M. Crosthwait, William
Ellis, George Ellis, II. C. Gantt I). Torian, J. ti.
Locke, A. W. Moore, William Torian, J. II. Paris,
J.I lutclier, C. W. Landrow, L. Stern, B.C.
McKainey, G. W. Felund, A. P>. Anderson, James
McCowan, 11. Coleman, P. J*. Johnson, J. K. Sale,
J. P. Freeman, G. M. Ivirle, J. W. Cole, Cant. E.
II. Herd, T. II. Darniell, James Shepard, C. W.
roinaexier, J >. i' ranee, r ranee, ,\i. ii. nure,
<5. W. I). Luck, George Carter, William Bayley,
W. W. Cray, .Si. Shernll, L. .1. ^ her rill, J. F. Davis,
J. II. Ingnim, J. 11e?y, R. Lavidge, L. VF. Roherte,
L. L. Sloes, 15. F. Edmunds, J. R. Cruel, J.
(). 11 ill, 15. Y. Samuels, Jolin St. John, and two
servants. They are organized as a joint stock
company, and provided with nine tents, eleven
wagons, forty-four yoke of cattle, und provisions
for live months.
A company oft lermuns, consisting of C. Billings,
J. Afann, L. Mischcart, P. Struub, of Ohio; C.
Criblin and ? Swind, of St. Louis, are in camp,
provided with a wagon, team, and other necessaries,
ready to move.
Mississippi has several additional companies in
the field, ready to move. The lirst is composed of
A. I'pchurch, Win. Worrell. D. C. White, II.
l!rown. H. Runnels, A. McMillan, O. It. Saddler,
E. Sofliey, C. Farmer, W. C. Thompson, J. T. J.
Cain, C. W. Findley, J. L. Findley, It. M. Williamson,
E. Ilodges, II. M. llart, and S. Currell,
of Madison county. They go as a joint stock coninipuny,
and are provided with four wagons and
other necessaries for the expedition.
The second company is from Lafayette county,
and consists of John Morris, F. J. Malone, A. M.
Craham, James A. Weaver, J. M. Robertson, J.
M. Humphreys, J S. Lambert, 11. S.Mitchell, and
William 11. Owens.
Indiana lias several additional companies in the
field, ready to move. The first is from Wayne
county, and consists of Samuel Sinex, Isaac Evans,
A. Vuunxen, F. Fulghmer, .1. Stiddins, 1'. Stiddins,
C. Maule, James Tolbert, William Runnels,
L. 1). Parsons, William Thatcher, and Henry
King. They are provided with three wagons, mule
teams, three tents, nine months' provisions, and go
as a joint stock company.
The second is from Lafayette county, and composed
of .Samuel Hill, George M. Maxwell, Esq.,
1?. Cowdrey, William P. Henderson, who have a
tent, wagon, and other necessaries for the journey.
The third is composed of Dr. Z. 15. Gentry, It.
M. Wafers, I). Fudge, of Clinton county; and T.
(5. Tithe, of Kane county. Illinois. Ihey have
one tent, a wagon, three yoke of oxen, anil other
necessaries.
From Tennessee, two small companies are in
the field, ready to move. The first, from De Kalb
county, is composed of David Roger, James Davis,
1!. Delhnarsh, .lames Walker and Thomas Elred.
The second is composed of 11. II. Means, Alfred
Means, and two servants. These two messes are
properly organized, but independent of each other,
anu suitably provided for the trip.
Two companies, hailing from New York, are in
the field, ready to move. The first is composed of
11. Webster, A. Kelsey, D. S. Seils and 8. Kent, of
Monroe county ; the second is composed of G. P.
Webster and S. T. Johnson, of l >tsego ; und T. J.
Marlett, ot Aurora, Illinois. Each is suitably
equipped and provided for the expedition.
A company consisting of E. 13. Ute, Wayne
county,Onto; P. Finlock, Campbell county, Va.;
and A . Coleman, Washington county, Mo., are in
the field, suitably equipped, and ready to tnove.
A mess from Adrian, Michigan, consisting of 15.
M. I lance, E. A. Spooner, and S. L. Ramsdall,
are in the field, ready to move.
1 would much rathar classify the various companies
from each particular State under its proper
head, hut us they arrive at this point in such small
squads, at different periods, such a course of reporting
would be impracticable, or delay the publication
until the emigrating season is over. In
mv nri'virmu vnn linvn v#?il vuriniic
companies hailing from the same fc'tates included
in this. To ascertain of whom they were composed,
reference will have to he made thereto. I
give none others but those encamped and ready to
move. ^Californialouisiana.
The steamship Isthmus sailed from New Orleans
on the 21st ult. for C'hagres, with the following
passengers:
P. F. Hazard, lady anil child; Mrs. D. Watson. J. H. Robiuaon.
Major R. S. Garuett. bearer of despatches, Whiting
Valentine. John Crane, Win. P. Bryant. J. Ifontero.
J. P. Uynders, W. P. Bowden, John Uonohoe, John
Loud. J. It. Lewis. S. Colville. S. W. Shaw?total, 17.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The ship fsusan (r. Owens, bound for San Francisco,
now lying off New Castle, (says the Philadelphia
Sun, of the 7th inst.,) will proceed to-day
to the Delaware Breakwater, previous togoing to
sea. Capt. Barclay will proceed down the river
with a number of passengers, this morning, to join
the vessel. The following is a list of the passengers,
as far as we have been able to obtain them:?
Lott K. Plntt. Now York {city; Cyrus No well, do.; Jus.
F. Gould. Jr . R.J. K. Scott; Johu White. Geneva. N.
V.; Thomas .v White, do.; WiltiumC. Kelly. Haverhill,
Mass.; F.verctt Webster, do : Stephen C. Hayden. H.
Ntlson White. Syracuse. N. V.; George J. Lawrence,
Aaron Burr. New Vork cily; Hugh Gllmore; W. Johnson.
Stamford.Ct : I.ynian A. Tilden. Palmyra; David A.
: ( sulk; James J. Lindsay. John K. Shaw, John Dungan,
Stockton Strawbridge, William Johnstou, Crawford
Kiddle. John O. Charter. Thos. Dillon, Joseph Widdifitld.
Alfred N. Gable, Clement B. Babbitt. James T.
Higher. James Snowden. Geo. W. Millward. James M.
Moorelatid. Samuel B Osborn, C Cochran. Lieut. F.
Wheeler. Jos. Tyson, Wm 11. Aiken. Thomas Sliinn.
Richard Cochran. Samuel ( Abbott, Robert R. Porter,
James Warnack. George II. Peters. Dr. M. K. Groves,
John Redtleld. Richard Bernard, Patrick Martin. Lewis
Kunltz. Jacob F.rnst, John Rchr, J R. Kvanstiue,
Samuel McNanice, Dnn l Towser. Michael Mentor,
Benjamin S Green. Kdward Collins. Silas W.Johnson,
Stlckland \ ardley, Jeremiah McKlnney, John Ayres.
James Taylor, 'has. I*. Butterfield. Jules Jacob.' harles
W. Brock, S Rogers. T Rogers, J. 11. llornblower; New
\ oi k city; Jno. V. Denmark, do.; Jno. \V. Glbbs, jr.,
Jno. M. Klioades. K.W. Dewees. James Raymond. Stamford.
Conn.; Geo. A Millnor, Jas. Hateson. Nathan
llillyer. James R. Lynch,' has. A. Fitzgerald. Nathan
Seeley. Ballston. New \ ork; Seivall Benson. Williamsport.
New Fork; II. Handy, New York; II.North. John
McDonougli Foard. Printer. Philadelphia ; Henry I).
Cogswell. Providenoe, II. I.; Wm. W. Brock. Azor CHsUoweu.
James Foster, P. J. Baylcss. New Fork ;
I Wm A Williams. Paul K. liable; and wife. Paul K.
I Hut,is jr.. M. A Hubbs, C. H Hubbs, Miss Virginia
j Hubbs. Thomas Sowerby, do.; William Ash worth. Geo.
W. Hall. Jults K Zwublen end wife. F.dward J. Suganj
dorph,C. riltt. A < .A. Brown. T B Brown, John Jack,
son, George Anderson, ( harles Me Mlister. jr .Samuel
, N Klehards. Mr. Sumners, Wni. McKissick, New Vork;
P. S Warren. Providence. II. I.; J. W. and F. W.Cook.
' do.; ? harles 11 < ain. Wm. Tomlinnon, John Parnell, G.
I W Hotcliki.-s. New Vork; DeLuney Barclay, James Milnor.
Providence; Henry A. Koons. Philadelphia; Win.
McGregor. NewVork; George Wilson, do ; William N.
Blake, Philadelphia; Riilpli W Pomeroy. New York ;
l.pliraim S. Heed, Trenton, N. J. ; William Mcintosh,
oplln Stinson. Klia< P llurkUart. Henry K. I'errine,
Palmyra . William P. Cumtnings. Joel S. Pike, Boston ;
David II Pollock. Francis McKessick F. Dixey. SylvanusMartin.
Buffalo : Mr. Mason M G. Ilovt. Grafton.
I N H. ; lames Kennedy, llii-hord S ThumM and wife,
* liarlcs i . Marple, William L. Marple, William Hariey
i ninl wilo. William B. Taylor, William May, surgeon,
1 I'aliuyni. N Y Mary ? 11 atria, Christian llomick,
i Frederick (snnordikc. John Clifton, New Y ork; Cyrus
l hecmy. Brandon Vt ; Sidney S Townsotid, II. 1'.
I Town.-1 ml. New Y ork city ; Mr. Kr?cinan, N?w York ;
! Mr i muniing; S Willi i J enroll. YVilliamsburg; VV. A.
William*. J 11 lynch. K. S jloed, M. A. Brown. W.
Seller, New York, S. YV. Cook, ProvWRsnce; A. II Cook,
1 do ; W. Kmcraon do ; '1' YY'. look, do ; C. S.Cheney,
James Foster. Henry Freeman. Mr Storer and lady, F.
Sparks. New York, T J. YYood, II. II Wood. Samuel
'i Raymond, i w Oibba,Tboouu Y Morris. i . Cods
ran, Joa. A. Smith, Win l arington. do.
tuition.
FRENCH LANGUAGE^
BOSTON, Septti, I-id.- Professor Edward's fystem of instruction
in the t rcnrli language, * hieli, a' ur i* I have
I b> en aide l? examine it, is the most rapid end j. lid 111 its i rogresa
and results. F.DYY'A111) N. K IRK.
rroteseor J. I'. ICDYYAKDS respectfully invites those |>cr<
sons * ho ere desirous of studying French, to rend his circular,
in <1 uficr its perusal the ir.eat skeptical must l,? convinced of
the s,i|wriorlty of the Professor'* system to all other*. The
circulars are to b?had at the foiiowiiigbookstores: K. French,
).V> Nassau #(.; II. kvmot. tt'i'i Broadway; Thomas J. Crowen,
I,! 11 Broadway, and at the Profesaef'a residence, tEast Twenty-fourth
st. l et* een t ourth and JsexiuKton a vs. (.las- ,vcty
evening. Terms: $I'J for i't lessons, in advance, Schools
attended in and near New York. Families taught at their
on n residence. inyH'd-m I a w
F(.KK1 J/Tl HAJs.
'Mi FARMERS. MARKET OARDE5KR8, to.
Pit 1.1 'A li I " Or.Y.VO.? KENTISU S uR/lilNAI. AND
only gen nine, at I rent per lb.?More endue hted proof:?
Tot a.K? vtish.?Hear Sir?The prepared gnaoo purchased
freir yon, | understand, from the person who works my farm,
tint it guvs li.m more satis Is eli on than any other manure he
' ' 1 'i'l. It v.?s applied to corn, oat*, and grass asa top
dressing, with the greats, t sucri*s.
i ? _ , J Ab. *1. smith, Jr., Port Washington, K. d.
so I ., W " { y ""glual manufacturers, Kentish *t (>,,
to I tea Klip, New York, ai/lM*
_ Atcnoin.
TMIE UNDERSIGNED. AN AUCTIONEER OF THIttTT
yNr> eijierinM, will give personal and prompt attention
to eules of Furniture at residence of families, during tin
season, in llrooklyn, New York, or any part of Long Island,
on moderate terms. Sales same day effected, ancl solioiti
conriguiiieuli at his spacious warerooms, M Fulton street,
llrooklyn. K. J. TODL). Auctioneer. apJ4
FOR SAIsK AND TO L.KT.
for sale,
Tiif. uncommonly fast sloop rigged vacm
VIXEN, aliout '?> feet long on deck, liuilt last summer,
in the best manuer, under the supervision of the owner: ii
copper fusteued and riveted, ami handsomely furnished witl
cushions, glass, itc.; will he sold low. Apply to
iuyH4t* isaac fish, 4Ui Water street.
OFFICES AND LOFTS TO LET.
TWO LA HUE OFFICES, AND TWO UANDSOM1
Lofts, eighty-sight feet deep and ceiled, to let in the neu
Are proof store, No. t'h Cliff street, near John st. Apply to
miiKl 1ft* K. S. STENTON, 47 John street, up ataire.
CLOTHINU, AC.
I ! , vTI I I \ < 1 A T \1/ I 1/ 11 l,V 1 I I.'
ai ? iiwijuonuti.
WE ARE NOW READY WITH A LARGE AND ELEpant
took (if Fashionable Clothing, for the Spring aw!
Slimmer, suitable for the Southern and Western Trade, whiei
will be offered at such prices an shall induce those who lnuj
favor uh with a call to malts their selections.
Our prices are full fifteen per cent lower than those ef timt
hoimes, and for vuricty and styles, our stock will ooiupare favoruily
with any other in the city. D. & J. DEVLIN,
m20 13t 33 and 36 John street, corner of Nassau.
i?*/kn t il A I. LENC E.?NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN
yP*Jv'\* who wuut their old clothes to look like new. ('.ill
at the t'lcnuing, Tailoring, Dying, and Repairing Establishment,
C7 Ann street, w here you can get all crease extracted
nt the shortest notice, hy J. U. NOAH, 07 Ann street, two
doors from William, New York,
TIMELY NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.
IF YOU WANT YOUR SUMMER CLOTHING CLEANED
without the use of steam or coloring, takethemtoNo.il
Murray street, near llroadwar, where your coats are cleaned
for (is. ptints. 3s. Repairing done at short notice. A uall or
line attended to by A. C'ORTISSOS, 6 Murray St.
UljhSt*
TO TAILORS, DEALERS IN CLOTH, tec.
Henry klemm begs leave to announce to
the Trade, that he has taken lofts No. til William street,
New York, w here he has opened, and is daily receiving, a
choice selection of Cloths, Doeskin t'assimeres, Vestings, sc.,
manufactured expressly for the Tailoring Trado. Also, Satins,
Merges, Tailors Trimmings, Sic.,which he offers fur sale a shade
uuder the lowest market prlue,
FOR CASH OR A1TR0VED NOTES.
Country Buyers, particularly, would do well to examine
his goods, v here they have the privilege of seleoting from a
fresn stock, in first hands, Ktc. HENRY KLEMM,
mhl3 lSi* No. CI William, near Cedar street, New York
SHIRTS
MADK TO ORDER, CUT BY MEASURE, AND WARRANTXD TO
FIT BY
MRS. E. C. BEMAN,
Clinton Ilall, 129 Nassau street. New York.
[Established in 1843.J
TO BE REMOVED ON THE 1ST OF MAY NEXT, TO
No. 1 Astor House, Broudwny, corner of Vesey street*
Richardson and (>uden's. Saddler Fcutou's, anil other Family
Linens, and York Mills Muslin, always for sale. Mrs. 11. is
tiic inventor and only manufacturer of the celebrated
BEMAN COLLAR
Stitehcd Bosoms, the best and richest assortment ever offered
for sale in the United Stales. Bosoms Embroidered, Corded,
Hun, tic., of more than fifty different piattcrns. For Seamstress'
Work on Shirts, Mrs. Beman is paying the highest
prices over paid by any Shirt Establishment in the world.
For Linens, Mrs. B. pays as high as threo dollars a yard?
trices rarely paid hy any of the royal or ex-royal families in
urope. For Shirts she charges from Two to Sixteen Dollars
a piece. The most expensive are generally Wedding Shirts.
No Gentleman in the world, it is suid, wear so rich and handsome
Shirts as the gentlemen of New York. At six to twelve
hours' notice, Mrs. B. will at any timo get up Shirts to order,
cut by measure, and warranted to tit. Several hundreds beat
stitebers constantly employed.
As|to references, Mrs. Beman can point with confidence and
pride to her Order Bouk, in which nre the original uutographs
of between two and three thousand regular customers, among
w horn nre the names of 1'residcnts and Ex-Frusidents of Rejpuhlies,
Ambassadors nt and from ForeignCourts, IwtioK
end Members of Congress. Governors, and Consuls, Ueneral
Officers of the Army and Navy, Editors, I'octs, Orators, Merchants,
Lawyers, Doctors, and gentlemen of distinction in
every grade of Military, Naval, Diplomatic, and Civil
Life. inlil3 13t law
M11B. V All PlUUii'.JN
would inform i1kr friends, and the public generally,
fTUIATslie is now prepared to execute orders for fine ousX
torn made
SHIIITS, BOSOMS, AND COLLARS,
In the latest and most approved patterns and styles, or
as may ho desired, at her Shirt Store and Manufactory, No.88
Nassnu Btreet.
N. B.?Particular attention is called to har new style full
bosom Summer Shirts. a|>17 St
STANDARD FASHION?SPRING 1RI9.
Leaky t t o., will offer their style for the
ensuing season for inspection und delivery, March 2d.
GENUINE BEAVER HATS.
An experience of liearly twenty years, under circumstances
well calculated to test the Justness of their viows, enables
Learv St Co. to assert that tiiis unrivalled article is peculiarly
adapted, fruin its rare combination of utility, beauty of finish.
and urtistie taste, to the habits and w ants of their customers.
L. li Co., while keeping a careful watch over the Improvements
of the French Metropolis, have rejected every exaggeration
of fashion or style, and are confident that the porfeetion
of their present issue is in character, as well with the taste of
their eustomers, as with their house, with whose name a gentlemanly
liat has become synonymous.
LEARY He CO.'S FINE MOLESKIN SILK IIAT,
Of the finest quality and lutest fashion, embracing all the most
recent improvements, and unexcelled by any heretofore produced,
will be sold at
FOUR DOLLARS EACH.
The additional preparations made for the manufacture of
thiB article; the increased facilities enjoyed for procuring from
France and in this msrkct the choicest necessary materials,
and the greatly extended sales anticipated by L. k Co. warrant
them In affording the article as above.
LEARY k CO.,
m20 Nos. 3.4 and S Astor House, New York.
SPRING FASHION 1840 NOW READY.?UNSURPASSED
by any manufactured In this city for elegance, durability
or cheapness, at the one price store, lid Canal street. Every
article warranted to give satisfaction.
ml3 bit J. ". KELLOGG.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST FASHIONAble
assortment for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and Children
can he found nt 3*>7 Broadway, one door above Franklin
street. Country Merchants that want a fine article cheap, by
the dvten or Case, w ill do w ell to call before purchasing elsewhere.
M. C All ILL, 307 Broadw ay. ml313t*
FRENCH CALF DRESS BOOTS,
fljf A TO (1 3ff, equal to those sold at from (A to SO; second
ypfx quality, $3 to $3 30, made to order if you wish; Patent
eather Boots; Congress and Buttoned Gaiters; Fancy Patent
and Morocro Slips; Ladies', Misses', and Children's Gaiters,
Buskins, Ties, black and whits Kid and Satin Slips; Calf $2
to $2 30; Boys' and Youths' cheap Shoes, 7s. to 10s.; California
Boots. 419 Broadway. aplO 13t* law
HOTELS, Ac,
HOTEL TEI.EGRAVH.
T. D. JACKSON,
At No 1321,' "William Street, New York,
MANUFACTURES IIIS PATENT ANNUNCIATOR, OR
Hotel Telegraph, for the use of Hotels, Steamships, and
private dwellings, lie also respectfully begs to inform the
public, that lie w ill execute all orders, and prosecute all infringements
of hie Patent, with despatch. Orders for machines,
or for fitting them up, may be addressed to the undertignod,
or to Thomas Chalmers, 700 Broadway.
{ apl7 3bt* T.D.JACKSON.
j ODD FELLOWS' HALL, ~
CORNER OF GRAN* AND CENTRE STREETS.
BROTHERS PERKINS, GRATEFUL FOR THE VERY
libei'Al patronage already extended to thern, and which
has exceeded their rnoet sanguine anticipations, beg leave te
say that their
PRIVATE SUPPER ROOMS
fer the reception of Ladies aecouipanied by Gentlemen, are
new, for the first time, complete.
They arc confident of their ability to pleRse the most fhstidions.
gentlemen of competent experienre and taste in suoh
matters hai ing assured them that their saloon in not excelled
in London or Paris for cosvisiisct, for bxtent, for
Gimceovisass or decoration,
lor the perfection of ite ctisine, and for its prvmptaad polite
attendance. Its
LARDER,
has always every edible of the New York markets; and In
addition, ulmoet daily contributions of luxuriee, by all the
toumors, from llie tropical regions and from Europe. Their
VAULTS AND STORK ROOMS
arc eupplied with the choieeet brands of
WINKS. LIQUORS AND SKOARS,
eeleoted here or procured diroetly by importation ; and their
charges will be round us reasonable as any restaurant of ite
ehernctor in this city or elsewhere. mh2f
TOBACCO.
HAVANA SEGAft COMPANY^"
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent for the sale
of tho
cf.i apa ati'd rfigars or the
HAVANA 8 RO A R COMPANY.
is now prepared to oiler tho following brands at the exceedingly
low price of
$15 per M. MAGNUM BONUM,
$l? per M. EXCELSIOR.
These sugars are handsomely put up in convenient packages,
ami are a arrauted equal te the
BEBT ITCH iMroRTcn.
The priec* can >?? maintained at tbeac extremely low mUl
only by u strict adherence to the
CASH PRINCIPLE,
precluding tho neeehHity of good untooiari paying for levees
incurred by vale* to had one*.
TO IHF. TNADK A MRKRAL DIMORKT.
A lurgo * up ply of M?gitr* of different brands, direct from the
munnfaeturcip, ml* ays en hand.
J. 8. THRASHER,
General Agent for the Ha v mi a Sugar Cempauy.
fiib!3t> int V7 Wail street, New Terk.
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGA it S.
W I 1. K M <) M,
MANtTAnTKKllof Fine C'nt Chewing And JmikinRTebaero
and Minds, invite* the attention ?f merchants and
dealers in tin country, to them- article*, ?.* heiaguiidiiialled in
quality, style and price, a trial of which w ill satiety tnoseinterustcd
that they nre tlio cheapest aad the be.t. Alas. Secure
in greet variety, alwnys on hand, at the loweit price.. Uaalirr
will please eaU be! ore purflhnetBg el tew here.
aplU-Ut* W C. LF.MON, 4 IFall (t.
liA.lIPR, Ate.
MOKHT'S SUPKHIOU SOLK.Il LAMPS.
(t lllAMltllKS, t'| undeliers, Hull Lantern*, Hanging And
' Side Sol.js, aud do. do. for cam phi ne. superior to any in
the city, for tele at No. ].Vi Fulton stiect, first lamp storeuaet
tf Kroadway. Manufactory at 121 I'ri nee ?t. my V'M*
MINIATURE SOLAR LAMPS.
If AIL, i'AKLOK AND STORK LAMPS, (JIKAVDOLES,
J J Fluid I ampr, Glol*v, Wicks, ClntnncyH, ('auipbiuu Oil
and Iliii.jng Muid, v. bolt-wile and retail tit
mbUUKk ('. A. 11 ALU WINS, WJa Bowery*
SOLAR LAMPS ami girandoles.
FTM1E SI-Jin KII.f.K WAifiid direct public attention to hie
X Urge und cxtenvive rv*-k of (iim/idoioi, Solar Lamp*.
Hall J.onth< run,- I>< ric and Jf.jniuttire Lwiidh, including nil
the new Vtv1* ? and improvement* of the <J l fro rent tiiittnifna*
Um # lor oil, ):?r?J, caii'fdtciit', or homing flifjtl; rrery article
w i; mint id y * rc|?r?*M n tod, nod void .it prices/, nly to he found
in ( until ctri pi. l.iuiipN nli? i< d, r*-ijniched and repaired.
I'ure rj < i in oil, lurd and u halv do., catnphiuH', turning Huid,
ipii'it* of tm pentinc, nlcohol, v? liohntle and rrwil, cheaper
t. an i n> oil < i at< r- in the city. SOLOMON MM LEV,
DiS law 4 w 1, .1 Canal at., corner of Wight.
fl ( (>KNELll 8* fcM lLAK LAMPS,
[A IRAN IiOI.KH, ('handcl-er*, new pattern*. In Ormula,
vf Silver, and unmask; I'laitcd Tea Sate; Forke, Spoons,
If. ASH kK K MORGAN. 1W William ei.,
apw lfl# Between f altea and Jlu a, eppeaite the there A,
CALIFORNIA.
A WORD TO"CAUFORNIANa
The most useful and desirable article f(
emigrants to the Cold Regions are the India Rubt
Co'ids, manufactured 1'rotu Tyer and llelmet' patent, by whi
' the utv of Vt lute Lead, &c., is obviated, and the axtic
lnude of a light color und particularly suited to wtu
climates, ae they will stand over three hundred degrees
heat, and are free from obnoxious smell of other inaniifs
turers. 'I eutk, I'oncho's, Coats, Blankets, Legxins, liavt
sacks, Canteens, Life Preservers and svery article in trade,
any quantity and reduced price.
, horace II. DAY, Manufacturer, 23 Courtlandt stroot
myl 4t
' rptiF. WEST INDIA ROYAL MAlb STKAU PACK]
Jl Company for the conveyance of Mail*, Passengers, Mt
chandise, and Treasure?The Steam Packets of ttiis Coi
pany uie appointed to lc&vo St. Thomas on the 1st of *a
successive month, for Bermuda and New York, at the first
a hich jiluces they are due on the tith, and at the latter on t
I 11 tli of the name m?nth ; leaving New York on the 12th, th
r are expected to reach Bermuda on the Kith of the mouth, a
meet a steamer by ^ hich nai scngers or t read ure fan be so
veyed to Nassau, Havana, Mobile Point, Vera Crux, Tiunpi
Honduras, Jamaica,fcSt. Jago de Cuba, Jacmel, and ports
the Spauish Main (including Chuures.) Leaving Bermuda
the 1Mb, the steamer lust from New York becomes due at!
Thomas on the 23d of the month, and will convey pussenge
specie, and merchandise for that Island, Porto Rico, the W<
IndiA Islands generally, Lugttayra, and Puerto Cabello. T
I fares by the steamers from New York are as follows :?
j Bermuda, $40 ; St. Thomas, $75 ; Porto Rico, $*5 ; La Gun
/ ru, $10.5 ; Puerto Cal.ello, $110; Antigua, $105 ; Barbado
$120; Benicrara, $140; St. Vincents, $120; Triuidad, $13
I Nassau, $!K) ; Havana, $100; Mobile Point, $140; llondur
$140; Jamaica, Sit" . St J mo dtCilbt, 11001 JmbsI, $U
Vera Crux, $170 ; Tampico, $170; Santa Martha, $150 ; Cji
tkagenu, $15,5 ; Chagres, $170 ; St. Juan dc Nicaragua, $1
The freight on specie and on goods is the same as has heret
fort beta chare d. For further particulars, apply to
MAITLAND, PHELPS, bt CO.. Agents,
myl 201 11 Stone .street
! INDIA RUBBER HOUSES.
DAY, Zl COURTLANDT STREET, CONTINUES '
supply his India Rubber Uuusch and Beats. One
these Houses will aocommodate from 5 to JO pereons, can
i transported on the back of a mule, and only wants to be ss
I to bo upprecialcd. Every article required for California
quantities to suit, and warranted to stand any climate,
myl 4t
GOLD TESTS.
CALIFORNIANS AMD OTHERS CAN OBTAIN
bux containing a true Tort, with acids; also Scales and C
V eights. C. J. U W. MASON, 156 Fulton atcet, 3d floor
_ ap3 13t?
CALIFORNIA FIRE AKMS.
AW. SPIES tk CO., 91 MAIDEN LANE, IMPORTE1
and dealers in Fire Arms, invite thu attention of C&!
fornintis to their stock of United States Rifles, Carbines, Mu
kets, Short Rifles, double and single barrel Guiib, Revolvi
Pistols, Bowie Knives, Pouches, Belts, Ike., Ike., having t
largest stock of articles of this description, which they ofl
wholesale and retail. m27 ISt
PORTABLE IRON HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA.
The galvanized iron houses construct!
by me for California, haviDg met with so much approv
I am thus induced to call the attention of those going to Cal
fornia to an examination of tjiom. The iron is grooved
such a manner, that all parts* of the house, roof and sid<
Slide together, and a house 30x15 can be put up in less thai
ay. They aro fur cheaper than wood, are fire-proof, and mu
more comfortable than tents. A house of the above site can
shipped, in two boxes, 13 feet long and 3 feet wide, and 8 inch
deep, the freight on w hich would he about $14 to San Franei
cn. There w ill also be no trouble in removing from one pa
of the country to another, as the house can, in a few kom
be taken down aud put up. By calliug upon the subscriber,
bouse of the above size can be seen.
m20 13t PETER NAYLOR. Yi Stone street.
FANCY CiOODS, ?fcC.
Decorative art.?stained glass for publi
and Private Buildings, in all its varieties, at
GlliRUN'S Glass Staining Establishment;
ap24 77 White street.
J. GROSS GARELLY & CO.,
90 William Strkkt, Ur Stairs.
Manu/aetureri and ImporterI of Vrinoet, (iimpt, Con
and Tafclt.Emproidtring Braidt, Bottom for Ladit
Drenee,
HAVE just received a fceantifnl assortment of Parast
Dress, and Mantilla Fringes; the.newest and mo
fashionuble styles of Buttons for Ladies' Dresses; Chii
Fram and Organsine Silk ; London Dye; Patent Wound ; I
of which will be sold by the package, at the lowest mark
pricos. lwh SO-lAt*
NOT GONE TO CALIFORNIA.
ANAMB SIMILAR TO OURS HAVING APPEAR!
in a list of California passengers some few weeks slui
has led many of uur friends to suppose that we had gone
the l'ucitit coast. This is not the ease. We removed from N
123 Fulton street on the first ef February, and are nowr pr
pared with an assortment of Fishing Tackle at wholesale ai
retail, at No. IU3 Fnlton street.
mh27 13t JOHN J. BROWN Ik CO.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, JOBBERS, ic
L A W K F, N < K. B R O T 11 K R S ,
No. 50 John street,
ARE now receiving a fresh supply of Zephyr and Flee
Wools, Perforated Boards, Steel Beads uml Trimmin;
Purse Silks, and the latest styles of Galloons, Fringes, Giuij
and Buttons, wliich'thcy oiler at the very lowest rates,
my 8 4t*
LEVI CHAPMAN,
No. 102 William street, New York,
Manufacturer of the celebrated magi
Razor Strop, of four sides; alsu Poeket Books, Wallet
Spectacle and Bunkers' Cases, in every variety, en tke mo
extensive stale.
( Medium siics, from $18 to $80 per grei
Daguerreotype Cases < Ouarter, " " 30 " SI "
I Half, " " U " 144 "
Mats aad Preservers ef all kinds.
mblS 13t J AS.' CREApEfc, | AgenU.
BABY JUMPER.
THE PATENT INFANT GYMNASIUM.
USE HAS PRODUCED A CONVICTION OF TIIE Ml
rits of this novel invention. More than Thirty Thousai
f them have been used without the oceurrenee of a single a
ident. The most eminent Physicians daily reeomraeud the
for the healthful exercise of little ehildren. Every bal
should be provided with an article so conducive to its heal
and happiness.
MERCHANTS VISITING! THE CITY
ahould not fuil to purchase a large supply of Ruby Jumpei
for profit to themselves, and the benefit of those customers
fortunate as to have a baby.
Also, PATENT SWINGS for Children ef all ages, to be hi
Wholesale and retail, at the established depot of
mh2U 13t* G. W. TL'T'f I.E. 311 Broadway, New York.
WINDOW SHADES.
80,000^wl^DCnv'^ SHADES^ X
WINDOW SHADES .Manufactured and sold in every vi
riety of style and pattern, nnd of the best materials, th
w ill not curl or udhere in any climate, by KEI.TY k KIKE
exclusive Window Shade manufacturers and dealers,alt
Chatham street, New York. Merchants and others want!
Shades, or materials for making or hanging Shades, oan fii
the largest, best, and cheapest assortment in the United Stat
as above.
Call and satisfy yourselves. mhlS lJt*
BARTOL'S WINDOW SHADE WAREHOUS1
173 and 177 IVilliam street, one door from Heekman,
New York.
LADIES and gentlemen of taste, wishing to purchase Wli
dow Shades, Gilt Corniecs, Pins, I-onps, As., will had tl
greatest assortment in the country, and at the lowest mark
price.
On hand, about 40,000 low priced Shades for the aounfi
trade?v iU be sold low, Abo, Cord, Tassels, Brasses, Ac.
?nh28 13t* law SAMUEL F. BARTOL.
TAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES A
REDUCED PRICES.
The subscribers have just received fro
the best manufacturers of Europe and the United State
a splendid assortment of Papor Hangings and Window Shad*
also, Curtain Materials of every description, laee and en
broidered Muslin Curtains, Window Cornices and Ornamsnl
manufacturers of pure hair and other mattresses, feath
beds, Ac., with every article in the upholstery line, whoh
sale and retail, at prices 20 per ecnt. lower than any oth
establishment it the city. AM. A R. DA VIES, Upholsterer
aplfilt* 200 Bowery and 165 Fulten street.
M1M KI.I.A NF.Ol S.
LOX DON* BROWN "STO I"!'."
The undersigned, a general bottler c
Philadelphia Porter, Extra Ale, Champagne Cidi
Soda and Mineral Water, begs leave to inform his friends at
the public, l hat he is prepared, at the shortest notice,
supply the foregoing articles, which are of superior oualit
and that he is the only authorised seller of "The Mile El
Broan Stout" in this city,
in 10 It* GEORGE EAGLE, ISO Fulton street.
rpile subscribers have this day formed
A Co-partnership under the name and firm of D. A F.
aimer. vciivn in n inee, otquore, cigars, ttr.
PAVII) MILLER.
my9.1t* FRANCIS S. MILLER.
TO DAGUKRRKOTYPE ARTISTS.
A81TERIOR <|u 1 ity of I'lates, Mutt, and I reasrvci
liiantifai tured and lor m?I<>. ?Ik.I>-t.H 1? and retail, liy
JAMES U. MOFFET. I.'el Fulton street,
my!' St * Third door east of Rroadway.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND BUSINES
M EN.
DFI.AVEI. WILKIN, Attorney and CounsoMor at Lai
(formerly Mf Orangeeo., N. Y.). baring permanently 1<
rated himself in Nasliville(T.LwiUaUend to all matters oreo!
lection and litigation in Middle Tennessee, for the niorohan
and business men of Northern and Easterueities.at theahorl
rt notiea and on the most liberal term*, pledging liitnsslf1
give the best satisfaction that punctuality and strict attentit
to bueiiieea will warrant, lie refers for inquiries to
ilia Excellency Neil t. Bruwu, Naehville. Tens.
R. J. Meigs. Nashville, Tenn. II. 1.. Stevens, i'otiao, Mioh.
Francis II. Fogg, Esq. " Rob't Simion, I'ineinnati, O.
Edwin 11. Ewing, " " Hon. C. Horland, MontRomery.N.1
Alei. McKtmic, Sam'l J. Wilkin, l?oshen, N. 1
James Walker, " " John M. Eager, St. Louis, Mo.
l'rof. James Hamilton, "J. 11. MrWilliams, Merchant,
Rev. J. Huntington, " [21 Liberty st, N. York eity.
Cummins It Alexander, lawyers, II Nasssu st., "
Cummins, Collins A Seaman, merchant*, 11 W'm. St.. "
Nashville, April 7, IMH. ap IU-l.1t*
PURE WATER!!
DIAPHRAGM KILT K R R
Offirr .'14(1 Uriiadway. cornrr of I.ronoid >trrrt
F11II1S IN VKNTION has note been four years before tl
A New York public, and is used by three-tiftlis of tl
house keepers of the city. It will effectually filter the Cr
ton and other river water, restoring it to the natural puril
of spring w ater. The Filtering medium is crushed quari
rock, and all the internal part of the ease is pure block til
If regularly reversed, and u"ed according to directions,
cannot get out of order; but if neglected, it w ill partial!
choke, and the accumulated slime of the Croton, which hi
been permitted n permanent lodgment, will become putrei
cent; all this can be effectually cured hy any person in thri
minutes time. The amount or animal and vegetable matti
which will collect ia the Filter within 21 hours, any tims i
sniiiiaer. mnat convince any person that by the removsl i
tlil* foreign matter from the water, the Filter becomes one i
the best preservatives vf health in summer.
W ALTER M. OIHSON, .149 Broadway,
mklf eorwerof Leonard street.
PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING,
NO. HH ( EGAll STREET.
MR. C. C. MA HSII, Aeeouatunt. Author ol the " Soleaeo <
Double Entry Book-kvep-ng fiimplififcd," and the "At
of Single Entry Itook-kerping Improved," continues ts teae
as above.
'i liejre are no claeu'?? each pttpll has a desk t? himself, is p?
at. once to keeping hooks, receives separate imst.eiielion, an
thus bee. mes conversant with all the account Uenkseoneti
tuting a set. Slid also a ill, many important toe-sisvsile aalea
laliotts. I'srsons of tm derate capacity, by this msprtM. lieeote
e'inpetent I n okkee(-rs tu wheat a mouth, and roaAvp eerti
fleaU.s to that effect.
Fruits', tests, Willi turns, obtained at ths rooms, frore 9 d
M. to ff I*. M. mhJa
DMINICAIo
Pian??s for sai e and to hike, at 7 iiakclai
street, opposite the A-tor House, from*** to 7 oulnvee, it
, rosewood and mahogany eass.e
[ JAMES THOMPSON fc CO.,
I pit *7 lit fate Tallin an k Hand all.
PUBLICATIONS.
CM. 8AXTON, (LATE SaXTON it MILES) REMOVED
to No. 121 Fulton street, where he would la happy to
hie former patrons uud frieudi. C. M. S. has on hand, and
oh will furnish at short notice, Theological, Classical or Misloo
eel! Hooks, v Licit may he found in this market; as he
rm buys his stock for cash, he will sell every book under thu reef
gular prise. mvKdt
ir- ANGLER'S ALMANAC ?-'OR 1819.
in A USEFUL little pamphlet, of itterust to the Auler
ax THiioticiiou r Tlir. hkison, containing times of tides,
where to fish, statistics of Angling, *c. Also, a full assortment
ef llooks and Lines, of all des triptionx, for sule by
JOHN J. BROWN It CO,
ET mh27 Lit At the Argler s Depot, 1(13 Fulton St.
\ PROSPECTUS OF TIIE PHRENOLOGICAL
JOURNAL, FOR 1849.
ibs EDITED BY O. S St L. N FOWLER.
ibv rut O reform and perfect ourselves uud our rues, is the most
na A exulted of all wurks. To do this, we must understand
u- the human constitution. This, Phrenology, Physiology, Phyco,
Biognomy, and Vital Magnetism embrace; nence fully expound
on nil the law a of our being, and conditions of haiiuiucsa.
on PHRENOLOGY.
It. Each number w ill contain the analysis and location of some
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at Ji
MEDICAL.
"5 " ^'llOVEALL THINGS."
,, TT IS A WELL ESTABLISHED FACT, THAT DR.
1 BLAKE'S AROMATIC BITTERS is the only effectual
remedy for curing Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dysentery,
_ Piles, Scrofula, and General Debility, Itc., &c. As it is pure7
ly vegetable, and lias this peculiar property, that while with
a9 ease it eradic ates disease trom the system, it also streugtens
and invigorates the constitution, enabling the individual to
resits nmre securely morbid influences in future, and thcreq
fore it should bo in use in every family, not only as a restorer
he of health, but as a preventive of disease, such as Ship Fever,
et Asiatic Cholera, fee. It is only necessary for those suffering
from Fever and Ague, llilinus Colic, or any of the above
ry diseases, to try one bottle of this invaluable medicine, to he
convinced of its wonderful effects in affording immediate relief
to the sufferer in all cases, and the jronrietor feels confident
? after realizing its beneficial effects in their own persons, they
?p v ill cheerfully unite with hundreds who have also preved it,
in testifying to its virtues, and recommend their friends to us
and hold fast to it, because it is good! Principle offices. No.
* IIS Division street, and 68 South street, corner of Pine.
)9? lilake's Aromatic Hitters is stamped on every bottle, and tlie
,f! proprietors'* time is signed ofl the * tapper. mylO
g GENOA It IAN DISPENSARY^
ivo. Co ax.v street, nrar william nikkei*,
er Established over Serin Years, under the (Inlinian and Ily ?,
nrnian Treatment. AVmi York City.
TO STRANGERS, RESPECTFULLY, A WORD OF CAU_
tion.?It appears there are many unprincipled men, who
call themselves Doctors, have, as they profess, enjoyed the
public patronage for many years. Undoubtedly "many a one
fins fell a victim to the stratugoms of these very houorablo
nun, in foisting their impositions upon the public. For re
F fore nee visit the hospitals, where their victims languish from
>r, the effects of mercurial drops, French mixture!, and French
id doctors, E. A. There is no safety except in vegetable reto
medics, and in llendrickson's Anti-Mercurial Fluid and Mugy,
netlc Golden Pills, we offer a means of cure as certain a<
ad the succession of day and night, involving no interference in
diet or business. Our motto is a perfect cure, not a hurried
lip, or a mi ru counting 01 tin1 mainuy. H e solicit inch
? patients ns have went trinn doctor to doctor, without rcA
cciving the promised relief, Ate. Early application in ing.
vited, for delay strengthens tho disease, and weakens
the constitution. Tt.e very many ease* of weakness cured is
a sufficient proof of the salutary properties of llcndrleksoo's
medicines, in certain maladies. I'reparcd under two forms.
_ Nos. 1 and 2; for No. 2 in primary suites; No. 1 in secondary,
pirfcotly inoffensive and powerfully efficacious, and in comparison
all similar preparations designed for the snme object,
"3i dwindle at once into insignificance. I>r. II. can be consulted
during the day and evening, at his anly medical office,
No. 115 Ann st, on all diseases arising from or in any w ay
identified with those fatal diseases, unfortunately too prevalent.
l.adies or gentlcmeil may call, and the strictest
S pledge of honorable secresy is always observed. N. II. l>r.
II.'s Aliti-Mercurial Fluid, in pints, M: three bottles for $2;
Magnetic Golden Fills, 50 pills for S.'fl'ac. Remember the
number, 6fi Ann street. mylO It*
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' J. street, New York, and 38 North Seventh street, I'hila.,
may now be considered the most useful institution in this
to country. Countless are tho numbers that nre daily, not only
' being benefited, but radically cured, and saved trom an early
grave, fv the timely exertions of l)r. Ilnnter, and the nso of
bis infallible remedy, Dr. Hunter's Red Drop. This medicine
is the result of many years' study, aud harmless in its action,
being followed by none of those terrible secondary diseases,
y which are the result of using all other remedies. l*ricc$l per
vial, with a medical book for nothing. It cunnot he had
genuine In Boston of Hnflulo.
MAGNETIC POWDER,
DESTRUCTION OF* ALL."KINDS OF INSECTS.
EMANUEL LYON,
INVENTOR JI.VD F0S8E880R OF THE INVALUABLE
I'owdcr for the destruction of Cockroaches, Moths, Ants,
Flios, Mosquitoes, lings, and various other insects. Also,
Fills for th? destruction of Rats and Mice, within fire minutes
is after being thrown in their vicinity. Warranted without
is Foison. I rice, Flask or Hox, 50 cents,
i- This preparation is a I'owder, compounded of plants, herbs
ly and flowers, free from any substance w hich could psssibly inii
jure man or domestic animals, ami is devoid of any diaagresn.
able odor. It has been examined by the tlediead r'aeulty of
It France, Russia, Sweden and Denmark: from all of w hom he
y lias utnple testimony of its efficacy. They arc sold by the
is Inventor and proprietor, EMANUEL LYON, 420 Broadway,
i- The follow ing gentlemen have used them in their establishis
limits, and have eertilied to their efficacy:?
ir D. D. HOWARD. Esq. Irving House,
n COI.EMAM It STETSON, Astor House.
>f S. TIIAYF.R COX/ENS, late of the American Hotel,
if FRESTON II. HODGES, Esq., Carlton House.
J. I,. KtltlME, Esq., Su|?erintendent of N. V. Hospital.
And many of the most eminent Fhysicianx iti the eity. likuWfce
the first prcmliipi of the Amerioafi Institute. myO ft*
FOR THE PILES.
ID R . UV 11.1 M ' s /. K <: T U.I H V,
it A N Internal Remedy, is a ceriain cure for the Files, either
.. xV internal or external?bleeding or blind. Sold wliolnsalo
a and rc'a:l only in this eily at the office of the original propriitor,
A. U I'll A M, M. Ia regular educated physician of
., to only years' experience, confined to mi office where Files
I and Cbronii diseases were sneee sfnlly treated. Medical
" Ofhee, I'Jti Jbiwevy, four doors shove 'Spring street. Offiet
hours from 7 A. M.toftF. M. Adviee gratis. mhHOlUt*
'* N? CUM NO FAY I K COMIITT, I* DlfANI ST.,
lv msy lie consul ted o;i the treatment of oer" '-l delicate
diseases. A practice of sixteen yeurs dovoted t? the treatment
of delicate diseases cuablea Dr. U. to cure tho worst
form of this dis?asa. Recent casus oured inthrnedav. V,
mercury need. myl'llt*
\ k. John son, leDi ami street, iowewTiuioiFii
A- In the treatment of delicate diseases.?The Doctor's repntatifvi
Mor skull in there half cured oases that huvu existed for
' years W fro eminent. Cnnrtltntional weaUnons. brought <n
hv secret, hatdl, sffsctnaUy cured. Htcsat c?ss? curat la
E'ur days. roylOh*
MKBICAL.. I
S AND 'S 8 A it SA P A R 1 LL /L, H
IN QUART UOTTLKS,
TOM. PUKIPY1NQ Tilt BLOOD, AND FOR THE C9RE OP
SCROrt'LA, MERCURIAL DISKASCS,
R II CUM ATim, CUTANEOUS IRVFTIOHI,
ITI BbUH.1 L'LCKRS, L1VKR UOHFLiiHT,
DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS, ^^B
SALT KUIUM, COltll'NPTlOR,
FLVKR (ORIS, r CM A LB COMPLAINT S,
ERYSIPELAS, LOSS Of APPCTITB,
PIMPLCS, Hll.ES, OIM1IAL DEBILITY. fee.
T1IK 1'KOI'KIKTOKS have spent much timeic bringing. ^^B
this preparation of iiarsaparilla tu its present state of per- ^^B
fectioa ; and the experience of fourteen years has furnished
them the most ample opportunity to stud}', in their various ^^B
forms, ths diseases for which it is recommended, and to adapt ^^B
it exactly to their relief and cure. Patients who w ish a really
good Hcilicine are iuvited to give it a trial, and satisfy them- ^^B
selves of its superiority, and ths iuvalulde property it pos- ^^B
Besses of arresting and curing disease. The bottle has been ^^B
eulurged to hold cue Quart, aud in its present improved form ^^B
i may safely cluim to he the Lest and cheapest medicine of the ^^B
nirc. Its l.roeress to the fame it has al twined, iniiv he trace,.
by a long^inc uf (nets aud euros that stand as landmarks and
beacons for tha invalid, pointing the way to ike haven of
health, and a hat it has already done for thu thousands who
have in cd it, it is eapablo of doing for the millions still sufferng
ami struggling with disease. It purines, elennses and
strengthens the fountain springs of life, aud infusss new vigor
throughout thu w hole aniinal frame.
DYSPEPSIA CURED. H
The following testimonial, from s gentleman so well knowr
as Mr. Cox. requires no comment, as it recommends itself to
all similiarly afflicted :?
New York, December 18, IMS.
Messrs. A. B. k D. Sands:?Gentlemen?Having ex perienced
the most Lenclicial elTeets from the use of your Sarsaparilta,
it gives me pleasure to add my testimony to the numcrous
spontaneous effusious of grateful hearts whish you
continually are receiving.
My ease w us dyspeptic, or rather I may term It, a weakness
ef the digestive organs. For more than a yoar, 1 was troubled
with wind upon my stomach aud its frequent eruetation, togather
witli producing a spadmedie contraction of the heart,
often guvs me much annoyance. Alter trying various remedies
without avail, and tliese, too, prescribeaby one of our
most eminent physicians, I commenced with your Sursaparilla.
liel'ore I had used half a bottle, almost evury symptom of this
disagreeable complaint hud vanished, and in a few weeks its
continued use effected a complete cure. 1 therefore confidently
recommend it to all persons atl'ected in the same manner.
and have reason to believe that many who are suffering undei
a supposed disease of thu heart, if they would tuke your Sarsanaritla,
in a few weeks would find themselves restored to
health in both mind aud body.
1 remain yours, very truly,
JOHN V. COX, yd Lexington avenue.
SAND'S SARSAPAKILLA IN PRUSSIA. H
The proprietors of this valuable medicine, have just rect'ived
an order from our esteemed frieud and correspondent,
Theodore S. lay, Secretary of Legation to the Court of 1'rus ia,
for the use of a member of the Koyal Family?a copy of
which us herewith lay before our readers.?llome Journal.
C. S. Legation, Berlin, Nov. 3U, 1818.
" OlXTUKH?1 wish you to scud two doien bottles of
your farsaparilla, for thu use of his royal highness Frineo
it aldimir, of 1'russia, to this legation, ns soon as possible. It
is necessary that lie should receive it immediately ; therefore,
please send it by first steamer. The bill can bo made ont in
the iiume of the prince und sent w ith it,
Your okediout servant, TIIEO. S. FAY."
The following certificate from Col. Samuel G. Taylor, a gentlemun
of high standing and extensive acquaintance throughout
the Southern Status, and lately appointed Consul to New
Granada, commends itself to the attention of all:?
New York, Jan. 7,1818.
Messrs. A. B. k D. Sands:?
Gentlemen :?Having used and witnessed the effects of
your excellent preparation of Sarsuparilla en different persons *
in various purts ot the southern country, viz:?Virginia, Loni ?
siana, Texas uud Mexico, 1 feci much pleasure in stating the
high opinion entertained of its great mcdiuinnl value. In my
own ease it acted almost like a charm, removing speedily the
enervated state of the system, and exciting in the must agreeable
manner, a tonic and invigorating influence.
Your Sarsaparilla is highly unproved and extensively need
by the Uuited States Army in Mexico, and ray cousin, General
/.aehury Taylor, has for the past five years besn in the
liubit of using it, and recommends the same; he and myself
adopted the urticlu at the same time, und it is new considered
an almost indispensahlo requisite in the army, in conclusion
1 would say, that the better it is known the more highly it
will he prized, and I trust that its health restoring virtual
will mukc it genorully known throughout the length and
breadth of eur widely extended country.
Yours very respectfully
S. G. TATLOR.
United States Consul to New Granada.
The following interesting ease is presented, and the reader
invited to its careful perusal. Comment on eueh evidence il
unnecessary:?
New York, April 36,1847.
Messrs Sands:?Gentlemen?During long been afflicted
with general debility, weakness, loss of appetite, See., reeeiving
no hcueht from the various remedies prescribed, I eoneluded
uliout three months since to make use of your Sartaparilla.
I now have the pleasure of informing you that iteeffisotfl
have been attended w ith the happiest results iu restoring my
health, and 1 am induced to add my testimony to the many
others you already possess; uud to theso desiring further information.
1 w ill personally give the particulars of my ease,
and the effects of this Invaluable medicine, by calling at 286
Bowery, New Y'ork. Y'ours reepcctfully,
JANET McINTOSH.
This certifies that Miss Janet Mcintosh ia known to mo as a
member of the Church, in good standing,and_worthy_o?eou
nuence. j. a. artwuiK,
Pastor of Second Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. B. 11 D. Sand*,
Di ns; it is and (.'herniate, 1UU Pulton street, corner of William,
New'York. Sold aleo by Druggist* generally throughout the
United State* and Cuuadas. Price $1 per bottle; si* bet tie*
fur $5.
Sold aleo by Alignv lit Dickson, Philadelphia; Canby k
Dnrtlctt, Baltimore; K. S. Patterson, Washington; Il&viland,
liorral it ( e., Charleston ; Sickles U Co., New Orleans; Q.
Dexter, Albany; und S. VI". Fowle Boston. mlil313t*
ALL WHO DESIliE IIEALThTHEAD!
31 OR UI SON'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA.
"Medicine, at times, is as necessary to health, particularly
w here the blood is disordered, as food is required to support
the animal functions."?Ahernethy.
MORRISON'S SARSAPARILLA.?This is no new artiole,
nor is it presented to the pnbliowith a noisy announcement
or llourish of trumpets. In his courso of business in the Drug
and Medicine line, now extending over a period of forty years
in New York, he has prepared this EXTRACT OF SAR3AR1LLA,
from a formula much used and admired by our
OLD STANDARD PHYSICIANS.
By them it is highly recommended to the public, in all complaints
und corruptive diseases of the Blood,
Dyspepsia, Waut of Appetite,
Affection of the Diver, Mental Depression,
Scrofula, Over U?u of Meruury, Ulcers and Caneors.
General Disarrangement of the System, Consumptien,
Weakness of the llody, Pains in the Kidneys,
Palpitation of tlie Heart, Sonrness
Of the Stomach, and Chronic Diseases, and all Complaint*.
TO FEMALES
It cannot be held in tco high estimation. A trial of an article
is better than any argument, and this is all that i* required
in the nse of MORRISON'3 EXTRACT OF SAR3APARILLA,
to prove to the public that this is a genuine specific, for
what he enumerates, made from pure Braxil Sarsaparilla, at
a price w here economy is cemhineu equally with health.
The bottles are of the largest site, sold at only SEVENTY
FIVE CENTS EACH, OR FOUR DOLLARS PER HALF
DOZEN.
Remember the well known old establishment, when It i*
prepared and sold. JOHN C. MORRISON.
Apothecary and Druggist, Ne. 88 Greenwich it,
mhl3-13t* North River Side, New York.
800,000 BOTTLES,
NEARLY OE
DR. DEW ITT C. KELLINOER'S LINIMENT.
Have been sold without
A MURMUR.
IT IS WARRANTED IN ALL CASES TO ERADICATE
pains of every nature, and heal all manner of sore* and
bruises. It is put up in large bottles, is mild, fragrant and
agreeable. The very small quantity required to be taken,
renderB it ten times cheaper than any other article in the
market. As a plain and convincing proof of the above, it ha*
caused
THOUSANDS
ef the best and most skilful men in the conntry to lay down
all otber remedies used by them from 30 to 40 years, aud use
this great remedy on all required occasion*, as the best and ,
cheapest to be found?among whom wc are proud ef the honor
of referring to Men. M. II. Grinnoll, Hon. R. F. Carman, Hen.
Robert 11. Morris, Mr. William L. Morris, Gov. Morris, Mr.
James ltathgate. In eontinuation. we have onr Irvlngs, Costars,
Livinnstons, Hamilton*, Jans ways, Depecs, Rays, Ladlows,
llradhursts, I.orillards, Schcrmerhorns, tie. tie. In
short, ninn-teuths of the elite of Now York and many otber 4
cities, pronounce it the existing wonder of the age. Among ,
the world's brightest, most experienced horsemen, we have
Iliram Woodruff, William W heelan, George Spieer It Brothers,
A. Conklin, D. Bryant, James Bevens, Jacob Sumerendyke.W.L.
Reid.Snml. Sague, Wm. D. Sparks, Wm. Cowan. N.
It.?If any further proof were necessary, we will add that it is
used by every principal stage line, the Harlem read, and
many other large companies, the Hall's Head, and by all the
principal livery and exchange stablss throughout the city and
country generally. Te be had always genuine of S. IN'CKRSOI.D
it BROTHER, Wholesale Druggists, 231) Pearl street, or
of the proprietor, who can be seen at the central depot, Tattersnlls,
44ii Broadway, at all hours in the day. Itoanalsobe I
bed at /. M. Quiinby's fancy store, 903,Broadway; at the
Harlem Railroad offices; of Messrs. Harmer, Hays K Co.. 273
Pearl street, and most of the w holesale snddlers and druggists,
together w ith many wholsale and retail grocers, throughout
the city and country generally?at 00 cents; $4 per doten; $42
per gross; 6 gross at $3fi per gross. Cosh agencies can be had
in all parts of the world, by advancing one-third sash. Letters
must he paid. mh27 13t
nnn-CGUNTRT MERCHANTS AND ALL
fllt/jVVv others ere informed that the subscriber ha*
removed to the spacious store. No. 273 Greenwich strebt,
w here he w ill at all times h* prepared to serve the publie with
everything in bis line, at prices as low, If not lower, than any
other establishment in this city. Hie stock ttnbraee* every
variety of Parlor, Stand, Keuding and Hand Lamps, Chandeliers,
ate., for oil, cumphine, spirit and phosgene gas. Also,
assortment of Tirhlo and other Cutlery, Glassware d?.,Oil,
Camphine, Spirit Gas, Phosgene Gas, Lamp Wieks. he. Pur
chasers arc in\-ited to coll before making their selections.
tnhiNl l.lt* luw UIIAS. FULLER.
No. Z73 Greenwich, botweon Warren and Chambara ata.
dienA CHALLENGE.?VALIERH FRENCH PILLS.?
yptjyjyj This ia an unrivalled remady for disease! of a private
nature. A positive and speedy care,without the restriction
of diet or hindrance from huaiaeaa. Price $1 per boa. Soli ?
164 Greenwich atroet. three duore from Cenrtlanit.
mhZ7 Lit*
A SAFEGUARD AGAINST QUACKERY.
THE Nature of every Private Disease, minutely described,
with all their symptoms; h?w to distingnish mie from
another; how to judge between them and tboae ether inaocent
complaints that very nearly resoluble venereal, so as to be entirely
safe from the impositions daily practised hy quark* on
the ignorant. Also, nil the remedies staled in plain English;
the effects they should produce; the proper doaoa, and way to
mix and compound them, a?d how to tlx upon the right one
for any case, so that the medicine proper only for one ease
should not ho taken in another, which is frequently done with
advertised quack nostrums. This, with other invaluable
know ledge on these diseases, inelnding mastnrbation, or selfnbi.se,
kc. tic., is contained in Dr. KaTph'afPraotical Private
Treatise, the only w ork really giving Instruction! that can be
need without a doctor, lilh edition, 34J pages. l>ioe SI.
Clay Ik Co., Publishers, 40 Ann street. Solo alto by the author.
eh Gtceiiwlch street. By post, mailed free. Address
bo* htid lot, t r post i (fit e. Dr. Ralph's hours for eonsnltation
are tlto 12 t v.. I. to H P. M., Sundays excepted. mylO It*
MADAME SIIAIL'S VENUS FILLS,
FOR THE CURB or
Diyiical I)i sqvaliftcatiovi. Gtnrralirf Inrnptrity mid I in
lifilimrnhi In Marriage.
rp IIF.SF. PILLS, EACH IfU.X OF WHICH IS ACCOSIM
f inivd by explicit directions, are well known throughout
l.nti pe, to he the most certain and cllecttiul root fly cvet
discoveti <1 for the cure of nil the varieties of Seminitl or Physical
Debility, whether constitutional or Required; and al!
the varietns nf nervous diseases, (whether resulting frotr.
disease ol tlie fcnitnl organs, an Impure state of the blood, or
ancxccsMtc i.sn t.f narcotics,) sucli its Nervous Headache.
Irrltnbiliiy or Excitement, l.saslintle, Kntiui. to ; hutparticiilsrly
f i ll.e t tire of Darrenae-s, Impotent?, or the loss at
manly v:. r. 'II.ey may be conndently relied on at eontit
in in ^ it > ) i r mercury, canthuride*. or any other deleter!
one Urn;-. I lit n-.ty be Isketi by the piost delicate of either
ti,. It is, of course, impossible to jive an adequate idea tf
their tncgit-hl virtues wltbtn tbe limits of an advertisement,
tin n line. f"t- lull particulars see cireulnri, to l c had of tit
rcpntui* it| p-dntcil agents, where alone the pills etta he had
g, i in to ; Hit, en n l?" i' tit by mall t" tiny p irtof the C. Stateor
( ani'ibi. Price $1 per box. Auents fur New VorltC. II.
Rltqi, I'd Pi nsitnay, corner of John attest; il?S Urn id way.
eorit, r id ' brtntbirs streeij 4VI llritadw ay. ttornor of Howard,
suit; I li'-wery. em iter Walker sit eel; Gland str.ot,
onrt.er I Allen street; lilt anal Street, opposite West BroidWoy;
W lltnl n Hreet, i-orni-r of l.o, aaril. in, 1.1 It* |
DR. i<" 'I i" A.M. .IK Ltd i, HAS, rurt Til P,
1,1s- 11. it ;< * t, y It... MIIIIU.I Ills practice to tha treatment
ol l.crt'iml anil other Diseases of a delicate nature.
He eon cur, the to t gruvutod cases of this dh case; and
in id cases removed iu two to t?\ , lays. A perfect enrc. or n 9
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