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BALES BY AfFCTION.
AUCTION NOTICE. ? WAN TKO, AN AUCTIONEER,
fur tho sales at the Nnw York llorso B?Mf. "J < ro?by
street. Inquire as above. Salea every Monday ami
W tduefday.
Auction notice.? c. cassidy, auctioneer.
By II. N Bash? Thin day. at M?>5 o'clock in the Males
Koon, 10 North William street. new aud ?? >oond Hand Furni
ture. Sofa Bods, Bookt :i??s. Desk*. Down an<l leather
itxJy, Mattresses, Carpets, Looking Glasses^ &e.
Auction notice.- c. cassidy. auctioneer.
Hy a. N. Bii?li? This day. at 10>? O clock, at No. 73
Chatham street. n|> stairs. the content* uf a lithograph and
final in* establishment, enlisting of four Presses, .'WO) lbs.
Stone 0. with ur.w style originals; i-idit pairs bwst Rollers,
He., with cv?ry artiste connected with thu business.
Auction notice.? jambs COLE WILL BILL, OH
Thursday, May 20. at twelve u'elo. k, at tli? Merchants'
Kxchaogo, N. Y., tuc folio win. Lots, \ u. ? ? Two L"ts on the
west side of Clinton street, IM2 feet 1'), in< lies south frun
Fulton street, nearly adjoining the Presbyterian Church.
The Lota arc each 23 t'eot 9% inches front and rear, by 111
f??t two inches deep. Terms, part of the purchase money
may remain on bund ami mortgage, if desire I. Maps are
now ready at the office of thu auctioneer, Fulton street,
Brooklyn.
Auction notice.-tho?. bell, auction kkr
By W. L. Van Zand t. ? Sale this day, at lU^o'ol k, in
the auction rooms, 13 Spruce street, of Fumitur Dry
Good*, Clothing, fancy articles, home tine Jewelry. &c.;
also, worthy the attention of merchant tailors. &.<?., SO pieces
Tweeds, Satinets, Drillings, be.; Summer Cloths. Linens,
second hand Clothing; the I alanec sto k of imp orted Sugars.
Groceries, & \ Also, nt 12 oMock, a Horse, Wagon, and
Harness, suitable for a butcher, grocer, &o.
Auction notice.-tjios. bell, auctioneer
By W. L. Van /audi. ? Thursday, 10,'j o'clock, in tho
auction rooms, 13 SprMco street, will be sold all the valua
ble furniture from various "our.es, which could not bo
arranged sooner Tho sale will eoinnienee in the basement.
HII. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.? RICH HOUSEHOLD
? Furniture, at No. 70 Union place, next block above
the Clarendon Hotel, on Wednesday, May 19th, at 10 o'clock,
consisting of rosewood suits in blue and crimson satin da
taisk, plu<h and bi'ocatells, with curtains 1 1 match; ma
hogany Furniture in hsir cloth, rioh boulu Cabinet*, carved
roscwoood Pianoforte, 1' irlor Organ, beautiful Harp, Brus
aels and Wilton Carpets, large Pier and Mantel Glasses,
?upcrb carved Ningpo Centre Tabic, inlaid wi'.h ivory and
vandal wood: bron?c Clocks, Va es, and Candelabras. Also
a olioice Cabinet of tine original Paintings, all of high ar
tistic merit, and including specimens of Gnido Reni, Wat
teau, Migaon, Vanilt r vcldc, and other eminent ancient and
modern masters. Also a general assortment of Bedroom
Fnrniture, Glass and China rtaro, Dining Room Furniture,
Ice. Also, in elegant Ram's Head SnulV llox, sot with solid
silver and nrc stones, forming a valuable addition to any
gentlemen's table, or of gn at beauty as an ornament.
HENRY U. LtEl)3 St CO.. No. 8 Wall street.
HEN11T T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT
enction, on Thursday, May 20, if fair, at 10% o'clock,
at house No IV tlarrUon street, near Hudson street, splen
did Household Furnitrare, made to order hv liaudoinc, Broad
way, consisting of suites of Rosewood Parlor Furniture,
Chamber and Dining room Furniture, Beds, Bedding, Car
pi ts, Chairs, Hofxs, Mantel Ornaments, &e. Also, two
superior Rosewood I'innofortes, French Plate Mirrors, Oil
I'aintings, &e. Catalogues at No. X.4- Chambers street. For
further particulars soe the Courier and Enquirer.
HFNKY T. LBBDS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT
his large new salesroom, Nu.Hii Chambers street, this
day, at 10 o'clock, a lame and valuable assortment of Rose
wed, Mahogany and Walnut Parlor, Dining-room and
Chamber Furniture, China, Glass and Plated ware, Castors,
Girandoles, Mantel Ornaments, Paintings, suits of Parlor
Furniture, richly carved and oovcred in the newest styles of
eatin brocatelle; etrved Rosewood Dressiug Bureaus and
Withstands: Mahogany Freo. har.il Gothic Bedstuads, Ma
hogany W ashstands, Bronze Iron llatstamts, Sofas, Chairs,
Uoekrrg, divans, Wardrobes, Fancy Tables, and a large
vari? ty of Household Furniture of all descriptions. For fur
ther particulars see catalogues on the morning of salo.
JT>. HOLBROOK, AUCTIONEER.? J. D. HOLBROOK
? & Co. will sell thi(4ay, at !)U o'clock, at No. 4'J Mon
trose ATQiuf, H illiatujVwr/, all tile Parlor, Bedroom and
Kitchen Furniture contained in tho above liouac, consisting
of Sofas, hettees, Divans, Side uud Centre marble top Ta
hl*p, Dining do., Hair Seat Chairs, Hocking do., Beds a id
Bedding, Crockery and Glass Ware, &o. AlsJ, one 7li Uc
tave Piano, nearly bow. Sale positive, an the family art)
breaking up housekeeping.
JL. VAN DEWATER, AUCTIONEER.? LARGE AND
? positive sale ef splendid Marble and A lahaster Sta
tuary, of tho importation of Siguor Vito Veti, prior to hi*
departure fo r Europe.
John L. Vandewater & Co. will sell at auction on Wed
sesday anil Thursday, May 18th and 20th, at their sales
room. No. 14 Wall street, a ma-ni'icent assortment of Mar
bio and Alabastar Statuary, Vases, Ac.
Marble Statuary, vk: ? Guardian Angel, Fidelity, Inno
eenco, Orphan, Faith in God, Amor Divim), Love and l'iiy
?ic, group Cupid and Bog, original; Pastorello of I'alermo,
Sleeping (,'npid do.; Fiammtago, Cupid and Butsortiy, Dano
taia Girls of Canova, Struggle for the iloart, Prayer of Patn
puUsi, Rust of Wellington, &c.
Alal aitar Statuary ? Venus in tho shell, Cleopatra, group
Esmeralda, Dancing Girls of Cauova, Kaphaol, Alichacl An
gelo, Warrior", Ac,
Also, superb carved Et.riiBcnn, Medicis, Roman, Ilebo,
V\se?; Tar/as for curds and fruits; Vases for lights; Pillar
? f Hicnne, Card Receivers with Birds; llcbe Vases ol ditto;
Mosaic Vai'os, large Hebe Vases with wreaths of Roses;
Agate Taxtns, Candlesticks, Watch Cases, Inkstands, A''.,
and many other useful and fancy articles
The above assortment is one or tho richMt ever offered at
auction for the last thirty-tive years. The Marble Statuary
alene is really worthy of attention.
Also a superb assortment of rioh French China V.i*?s. Tea
Sets, Boheir.ian Glass Vnscs. Decanters; Fruit Howls. Carl
Reunivcrs Ac. Together with a lino of Gas Fixtures, Chan
dnliers, Pendants, Brackets, Ao.
The above is HI oa exhibition.
JOBN REESE. AUCTIONEER? GREAT SALE OF
Garden and Hot liuuse i'lunts. ? Lyman A Rawdonwill
?ell this ( Wednesday) morning. May 19, at 11 o'clock, at
their sales room, 377 and 379 Broadway, corner of White
?treat, an extensive and very attractive collection of Gar
den nnd Hot House l'lants, of every kind and vari ity, ein
kracing so me flue ftpQciinens of Tube and Standard Kosca,
Geraniums- , Camtlias, Heliotropes, Tannic*. and an im
mense assortment of Dahlias of every variety and hue. The
plant* in this salt arc all from the nursery of Mr. Thomas
Dim lap, ami are in the best of order. Sale positive, and with
out reserve. Thursday and Saturday evenings, May 20th
and 22d, at 71a o'clock, at the .?'ales room, Books ? large and
valuable collection* of English aud Amcrieau staudard and
?1b? tfiif fim booki*
JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.? TUTS DAT, AT 10>?
o'clock, at No. 15 Spruce street, Household Furniture,
consisting <?f a large and good assortment of Parlor, Bod
room and Kitchen Furniture. Also, a lot of Dry Goods au
Fancy Goods.
"Cf ORTGAGEE'S 8 ALE OF HOUSEHOLD F C K N I T iTITB*
lvj. Ae. ? Win. Witters, Auctioneer, will sell, this day
at one o'clock, at l.s7 Canal street, all the Furnitnrenfa
genteel Boariltaig House, to satisfy a mortgage, consisting
of I'arior, Chamber, and Kitchen Furniture; also one suit
of rosewood, Jn plush; hair Mattrcstos, Feather Beds and
Bedsteads, three-ply and ingrain Carpets, Pier Glasses,
Mantel Clocks, Piano, Dressing Bureaus, Washstands with
marble tops, Wardrobes, Ri frigerator, Kitchen Fixtures.
Also Watchmakers' Tools, a full assortment, together witlj
the Lathos, Ac. By order of
WM. COLIN, Attorney for Mortgagee.
PLANTS AT AUCTION*? WILLIAM McILVAIN & CO.
will sell this day. at 10}? o'clock, at their store. No. 7
John street, a large etllecti.in of fine Monthly Hoses. Ver
benas, and other Plants, suitable for bedding out, from the
garden of Wni. Wilson, of Fourteenth street.
HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED.
A PARTY OF SIX YOUNG MEN ARE DESIROUS OF
obtaining an unfurnished room, to be used as a olub
roim. Or, e situated between University place and Barrow
?treat, not above Ninth street, or below Blcccker street,
preferred. Address, stating terms, E. C.. Ucrald office.
A FURNISHED SITTING AND BEDROOM, TO LET,
in a private family, to one or two single geutlemen.
Bath ana watcrcloset for the nse of occupant. Terms
moderate. References exchanged. Inquire at 360 Broad
way, oae door above Franklin street.
I BURNISHED FRONT PARLOR OR BASEMENT
wanted, to be ueed ss a medinal office. Direct, statin.?
part ion lars and terms, which must bo moderate, to X. Q.
Z., Ilerald office.
1 BURNISHED BEDROOMS TO LET-TO SINGLE GEN
tlemcn, with breakfast and tea, if retired. Also, a
front and rear Parlor on the second floor of houso No. 62
l.ispcnard street, near Broadway.
PLKASAliT FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH LARGE
closets and use of bath, being tho whole of ono floor,
affordinz a i-ood opportunity for three or four gentlemen
who lU^ire a strictly quiet home, to be let by Dr. H. F.
Brigprs, 701 Broadway, between Fourth street and Washing
ton place.
PLEASANT ROOMS TO LIT, WELL FT R\ I?ll Ep,
for sin/le r'entHmen. with a good view, and breakfast,
at 14(1 High street, Brooklyn.
Room to let-to let, in a private family,
a handsome room, on the first floor, to a single gentle
wan. Inquire at i!09 Woostcr street.
Rooms wanted? for an elderly lady and
son, in a rtsp; ctf ble neighborhood, a sitting room aud
two I edrooms. Any person havine such a plnee to let, will
hearofn desiarble "tenant I y addressing a line to GusU
rns. at the Hrii.lJ office, stating price and location, 8tc.
ft/to BROADWAY OPTER3 PECULIAR ADVAN
vJtfCj tifes to gentleman selecting rooms for tho season
er year. Tbo situation is cnM, (between Spring and
Prince streets) and the bouse ha? been thoroughly retittvd.
Tho rooms ar" cheerful, and the furniture new. The num
ber of occupants w.ll bo limited, and to the cmnfort of tlioso
every attention will be given. References (..-changed.
HOMESTEADS.
INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCI VTION.? A HOME FOR
I a,; at little cost.-? The friends and subsi: ihers to tho
Ma re h Land \ ??o> iaii m are r?q tested to meet at Union
Hill, torner of A er.nt C and Foutth street, on Wednesday
tvening. Mfy l:'. at 1} o'clock. PnbUo spcakors ,n German
aud Efiilirli. Tsnv be ?| .tel.
BUXTON & ? HAMIlERr<,61Chambcrr stroet.
CI UFA . SUCCFSS. ? ST. NICHOLAS BUILDING AS
* soci">'. ?n,- llo prepai d f r the irst redemption of
shares in this Associatl in. Tho lucre riim'ier ?f shars*
l-'.en at the lirst is 1 nth!.' meeting indicates that it wai
Hpeedlly l.e wiled. Now, therefore, I-j the riine to snbscriie,
before shares are redeemed, and befero the entrance fee is
raised. Call t the ?. No. l?i Dnaue, corner of Chatham
strei t. and enter your nnnu.1. Present entranee fee, SI;
uio.ithly dues, J..I.
? K . L. CONKLtN. No. H Bo*cry, Prc.,iJent.
k-u,t. i>. Hart, No, 16 Duaue street, Sccr^*-ary.
TtlAVKLLElW GVHIE.
|.iOR ALBANY, CHANGE OF HOURS.? THE CARS
*- ' ? Now Vork anil Harlem Rnilrcad. leave tlio City
llall tUai n. NewV.rk. daily (Son lays excepted), at 7 '4
A. .V.. i i ? ling with the M cstern Kiilri i.l, atl'l alham,
and ll!i I*. if., (expresn), through without chango of cars.
g"* A 1 " ' J A N D AMEOY RaILROA?, FOR PHILA
' v t i ' m ? -r ? 1. N rth river, fact of llad j-v
* rr, !'.? . i e iu li ?t IOHN POTTER. Tsn lines d?Uv.
f; , |i, o Iks . i s at 7 \. M. A fternoom express line at 2
P. , t':r, iirh t-> I'liila loi,ihla in four and a half hours,
r .c <lv ft ? s s ear-, a- iel ?l?si, (by I P. M,, lino
only). fi2. K'tm :|nr. leave Philadelphia from foot cf
:'laiit at ? V M ai"! S P. M. Pmirrant lino, hv
,-te nil' ,p?, TRA Nbt'iiK'l', froitf pier Ne, ?> ?t 6 P.M.
JTiro $1 ?).
N
[F.W VORK AND rillLADEr.PHIA DIRECT.-U. 8.
. I tlail at, I express I.lnc.thr h.-.'i in C,' hours. N.J.
Hailread, ria f< r v i'ity, leaving New l'ork atli A. M.,foot
i * C'-.-tl.indt street; 9 A". M. And P.M., Liberty stroet.
S ?vo Philadelphia ssme hours, from leet of Walnut street.
I- rtdnccd to lot flrst cla.s, aud ii'iO for sec nd claps.
*?itimor?, Washington i nd Charleston t. rough ti "ket? s >!d
i, the ahuve liees, and through lugc*^" 'ftrsleJ iu theWA. M.
?I" I' M. lines from New \ otk, WJtli thrwgh uonduetors,,
without expense.
BARRELS WANTED.? fi<)0 NEW OR UR JIIT^ECOND
hand f'idor er V imgar Barrels, made. oak. Apply,
?hiring ten days, at Ift) Peiirl street, first llotx, vf Rd\lrc??
" , bo* 3, 8yS, I'cft #0i?c.
E
OOTBliS.
C COLUMBIA HALL, NEW LEBANON SPRINGS, N. Y.
' Tlie underlined hereby rospect folly givos notfoe to
liis fnen Js an<l the public that the above named cnwimo
rflen.i establishment will bo open (or the reception of visiter*
vii mid aft. r the JO'.li of M?y; an>l he is now prepared to
make arrangements with families lor the season.
ANSON PARSONS^
OLIAN HOTEL, NO. Kit BROADWAY, WILL KB
opened on or after Monday, thu 17th instant, an a first
class fau lty ll?tel, it being ut uated near Union square. It
will be under the management of persons that will endeavor
'o make themselves and the boutu an agreeable home to alL
T1IE MARINE HOTEL, AT KAlKFIELD, CONNECTI
cut, mil be opened by its proprietor, J. B. Monnot,
ou tho hrst day of June next, ?? a summer branch of the
New York Hotel. The Marine Hotel is situated in a beau
tiful v i 1 1 :ifi o , mi Long Inland Sound, atlrdniL' all the induce
ments of excellent sen bathing and romantic drives iutbead
Jaeeu t country. Every endeavor will lie exerted to insure for
thu hotel the di-tbiguishod patronage of previous seasons.
Plans may be teen and rooms cnga/nd at the above hotel,
at Fairfield, or at the New York Hotel. The distance frim
New York in fi3 miles, and trains by thu New York and
New Haven Railroad stop at Fairfield several times each
day.
NEPTUNE HOUSE. NEW ROC1IF.LLE, N. Y.? THE
suhscriberTOspectfnlly informs his friends and the pub
lie, that he iu tends to open his house on Tuesday. May 'J.V
CURTIS PECK. '
New IIAVEN HOTEL. CORNER OF CHAPEL AND
College streets. ? 1'hU houso is new aud commodious,
and hi ilt with modern improvements, pleasantly locutu*
near tho colleges, fronting the State House, commanding a
fine view of the public square, aud will compare favuraMy
with the first class hotols in New York and Boston. Tho
subscriber would be pleased to receive his friends and tho
public generally. GEORGE D.IVES.
Nkw Have*, Conn., May 17.
PAVILION, NEW BRIOnTON.-WIS ESTABLISH
munt is now open for the season, aud tho proprietor
will be happy to make engagements with parties who may
desire to engage rooms. Tho distance from New York to
New Brighton is six miles, and the trip is performed by a
steamboat in from twenty-five to thirty minutes. It leaved
New York, l'icr No. 1 North Hiver, at II aud 12 A.M., and
JiJj and f> P.M.: leaves New Brighton at <S and 11 A. M., ami
2 &od ft: 20 1', M. A more frequent communication will be
fitabllahad as the Maton mthhi. P. Blancard.
SEA BATHING AT ROCKAWAY, L. I? THE PAVI
lion Hotel will open on the 10th June next, for the ro
eeptlon of vblter*. Cars leave the South Ferry. Brooklyn,
for Jamaica, at 9 o'clock, A. M.,and 4 and 6 e clock P. M.,
where stageB will be in readiness to eonvey vinltersto the
houso. Any communication for me, left with J Ogden
Smith. 63 Front stroet, New York, will meet with prompt
attention. J. M, BitlNfNALL.
The bathing seasox.-cape may, n. j.-thb
increasing resort to this fashionable watering place,
demands increatod hotel facilities, and the directors of the
Mount Vernon Hotol Company are now vigorously prosecu
ting the erection of a hotel unequalled in si/c, elegant
accommodations and conveniences, in this country or En
rope, and to be opened on the 1st of July. The main build
ing is to he nearly fourteen hundred feet in extent, and five
stories high, affording ample Accommodations to two thou
sand guests. The company is incorporated by tho State of
New Jersey. Bocks of subscription to tho capital stock, at
five dollars per share, are new opened at the office of J AS.
W. nALE, 7(1 Wall street. Courier Si Enquirer Buildings.
N.B? One half of the capital stock is now suhsoribed, and
a safe aud profitable investment is offered to capitalist*
andothers.
WOOSTER HOUSE, DANBURY, CONNECTICUT,
willbe opened on the 1st of June. It iu large, newly
built, and supplied with spring water for bathing, &*., ana
has all the conveniences of modern hotels, hanliiiry is
about three hours' ride from this city, by the New York and
New Haven, and Daubury and Norwalk Railroads, and
offers attractions to those wishing to visit the country dur
ing the summer months. W. 31MONSON.
York famiiy hotel, new bridge street
Lndpnte Hill, L?ndon. ? The above honse is centrally
situated ; has an excellent coffee room, tou or twelve privatt
sitting rooms; between forty and fifty light, airy bedrooms,
a go..d smoking room; warm, cold, and sliowor baths alwayt
ready; anight porter in attendance; a fixed ebar.ro for se'r
T?nts; the New York Herald is tiled. Thomas Quai tcrtnahie
tender" his grateful thanks to his Americas friends, for the
favors he Use so long enjoyed at their hands, and solicit!
tiieir continued patronage and reooiumoudation.
oumiose.
B01S! BOYS! BOYS !? A. BERWICK, HAS OPEVED
her establishment, 138 Canal struct, opposite L.tt;ht
street, with an assortment of boys' au<l children's Clothing,
suitable for Biimim r wear. Ladies having their own materials
can liav?j them made npin a superior manner, and the latest
st \ I c h. Any garments "iit, lifted and hasted, so that a
plain sewer can make them; also a variety ?f winoy goods,
each as buteons, braids, cords, gimps, fcilk.s, twist, 8l>\, tec.
C"1 AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE W ANTED
y ?Ladies or ge,itl?m?n having any Clothijg, Furniture,
or J'welry to dispose of, eau obtain a fair eash price, by
rending for the subscriber, at bis residence, or through th?
post. Ladies attended by Mrs. Dusseidorf, No. 13 F.lm
street. L. M. DU8SELDORP.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
?Families or individuals having any superfluous
clothing, furniture, or stock goods to dispose of, can obtain
a fair price, by sending for the subscriber, at bis residence, or
by poet. N. B. ? Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
M. 8. CO HON, 6u Elm street.
(CLOTHING.? THE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES
J at bisold established stand, paying cash, current mijt'ey,
for ladies, or gentlemen's east off apparel, jewelry, aiw all
kinils of superfluous articles, on making Replication by note,
orcHlling personally, on L. A. CttWEN, 17 Wail street, base
ment.
CASH FOR CLOTHING.? LADIES OR GENTLEMEN
having any cast off clothing, cr furniture, to dispose of,
?r.n receive the utmost value in eash, by sending to the
store, or by letter throuah the post. S. COUEN, 162 Hud
sen street. Ladies attended by Mr9. Cohen.
CAST OFF CLOTHING.? WANTED TO PURCHAS?
about two thousand dollars worth of good left off
Clothing, in large or small quantities, for which the full
value will be liberally given, in curr' lit money, on applica
tion personally, or through post, to JAMES MORUNEY, at
his store. No. 11 Orange street, near Chatham street.
I EFT OFF CLOTHES AND FURNITURE WANTED.?
jk 1. a'lics and Ccntlemen can obtain a good price for the
above articles, by sending through post or otherwise, to J.
THOMPSON, 81 Leonard street, near Broadway.
CORPORATION NOTICES.
Corporation notice ? public notice is
hereby given to the owner or owuers, occupant or oc
cupants of nil honsci and lots, improved or unimproved
lands, affected thereby; that the following assessments tiave
been completed by the Assessors, and arc lodged in the of
fice of the Uurean of Assessments for examination, by all
renonsinterested, viz:? For paving Thirty-first street, be
ween Fourth avenue and Broadway. The limits embraced
by such assessment, include all tbe'several houses and lots
ot ground, vacant lots, pieces and parcels of land, situated
on both sides of Thirty-tirst street, kotwoen Fourth avenue
and Broadway, on the easterly sido of Broadway, half wny
to Thirtieth street, on both sides of Madison avenue, half
way southerly to Thirtieth, and half- way northorlv to Thir
ty-second street, and on the westerly siue ot Fourth avenue,
half-way southerly to Thirtieth, and half-way northerly to
Tbirty-seeo-nd street. All persons, whose interests are af
fected by the above named assessments, and who are oppos
ed to the same, or either of tbcm, are requested to present
their objections in writing, to the undersigned, at their of
fice, No. 4 Hall of Records, within thirty days from the
date of this notice
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, 1
FRANCIS NICHOLSON. > Assessors.
ISAAC WM. SMITH, S
Office, Bureau of Assessments, b'.reet Depj-rtLuuno, May
13,1HM. ___ __
CORPORATION NOTICE.? PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given, to the owner or owners, oecnpant or oc
cupants. of all houses and lots, improved. or unimprovsd
lands, affected thereby, that the following Assessment* hr.vo
been completed by the Assessors, and arc lodged injtho offico
of the liureau of Assessments for examination by all per
sons interested, viz: ? For buil^tag a Sewer in Grand street,
from tho sewer In Crosby stree^o a p^int in the intersec
tion of FVm street. The limits embraced by such assess
ment. include wll the several houses and lots of ground,
vacant lots, pietes and parcels of land, situated on ;eotli
sides of Grand street, between Crosby and Elm streets, and
on both sides of Elm street, between Grand and Broome
streets. All persons whoso interests are affected by the
above named Assessments, and who are opposed to the
same, or either of them, are requested to pr*s"nt their ob
jections, in writing, to the undersigned, at their office. No. 4
Ilall of Rooerds, within thirtv days from the date of this
notice. SAMUEL H.DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON,
ISAAC Wm, SMITH, Assessors. Office Bureau of Assess
ments, Street Department, M.ay 18th, MM,
Department of repairs and supplies, may
17, ls">2. ? To Builders. ? Sealed proposals will be re
ceived at the office of the Commissioner of Hci airs and Sup
plies, basement No. 1 New City Ilall, until Friday, May 28,
at 12 o'clock, M., at which time they will be publicly opened,
for the erection of a building on Willett street, near ltiving
ton street, for the Corporation of New York, for the use of
Ho; tt Company No. 2!).- Builders will estimate for the ma.'on
and carpenter work separately. The plan and specification
of the building required, and all infnrmati'ininrogard there
to, can be had at the office of the Superintend out of Repairs
to Public Buildings, No. 19 Elizabeth street. Blank esti
mates will be furnished at either office. N.B, ? The Commis
sioner reserves the right to reject all or any of the esti
mates. if deemed for the interest of the Corporation.
WM. ADAMS, Commissioner of Kepairsand Supplies.
Department of repairs and supplies, may
17. 1H52. ? To Builders. ? Sealed proposals wiil lie re
ceived at the office of the Commissioner of Repairs and Sup
plies, basement No. 1 New City Hall, until Friday, May 2*,
at 12 o'clock, M., ait which time they will be publicly opened,
for altering and enlarging the building on Amos strnot, occu
pied by Engine Company No. H'J and Ilose Company No. II.
Builders will estimate for the mason and carpenter work
separately. The plan and specification of the work r?|uitvd
to be done, and all information in regard theieto, can ho
had at the office of the Superintendent of Repairs to Public
Buildings. No. 19 Elizabeth street. Blank cslimatis will be
furnished at either office. N.ll. ? The Comraisaioner reserves
the rigl.t to reject all or any of the estimates, if dusmei for
tho interest or the Corporation.
WM. ADAMS, Ceuimisaioucr of Repairs and Supplies.
ATRVKT DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.
*7 ? Public notice Is hereby given that the following reso
lutions havo been presented in tne Hoard of Aldermen ?
To rcgnlatc and reprade Wall street, from the intersection
of Water and South streets to the new rrade; to fence va
cant lots on the Moi k bounded by Twenty-ninth and Thir
tieth streets, and Fifth avenue ami Be '.very; to lay toss
walks in Delsncv, Fldride, Forsyth, Norfolk, Ludlow.
Grand, Essex, Diw ion, Allen, and Cnrystle streets, and
Bowery. All persons interested having objections thereto
are requested to prescat them, in writing, ti tho under
signed, .it bis i (Dec, on or before the 2!ith (lay "f May instant.
May 19,1862. JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner,
EIPRESI AGENCIES, Ac.
t
BERFORP & CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPBI >9,
by the "fhstsst steamer in ths world," the ILLIWO
May ?<>th, In eharg3 of our own special m*ksengeri an I
freight agents, to connect with tho United States mail
steamer Tennessee, via Asplnwall and Panama. From the
great speed of these steamers it is expected to be the qnick
est trip ever tnado to California. Packages tlionld n 't ex
ceed li.r> lbs. in ??ight, and he made water proof. Small
parcels for oar express trunks r#celv?<'. till en* o'clock on
tho day of sailing. No charge for custom kunsv or consu
lar foes. No it. tontion at Par am a. Passage on tho P. M.
S. S. i* Co.'s fa-' an I "only sure line" of steamers secured
St our (luce Ut tie low at rates.
BEKFORD \ CO., 2 Astor n 'rtse. Vc?ey st.
1RF.GORYS CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
* Express, via the Isthmus of Nicaragua? ?Through
in about twenty-fiv* days.? The Subscribers will fsrward an
K< prcas Freight by this expeditions route, ly the steamship
PROMETHEUS, cn Thnrsday, May 20 at 'H I'. M. Shipper-*
arc requested to have their gneJa at the office on or bes- re
Wednesday. in paekajrei n ,t exoesding lllOlbs. wight. Also,
by etcnmshlp terra Ne?r hi. bn t; o 24th, at :i P. M., c-n
v.e< t tig with the New Orleans at Panama. Packagt ? ' mid
he d, liver id ixii or b? ?' ore 9atvrday, iQd inst . Paresis raeeif*
el until the morning ol the day the stoaaier leavos. and letters
until !!>,' P. M. THOMPSON fit HITCHCOCK.
Msnsgers and Ag-nts, B-oadway.
IVOLAT'8 SPLPHUB nATII", ;,'7 PEASL STRICT
? F.ctahllshed by Lonts .1. Tlinoia^ ft em Paris.? For the
?ore of fhcuuisi ism, eroptlons of tho ?k?o, anvsre colds,
li.i ri tirial affect if ns, 9i &e. These are tr,e only genuine
sulphur hatl s In this ? tv- We r>-tcr to i>rs M? t?, Wailavc,
Hcrgcf, Bn<kley, and IT?sam,
T
nuppua
For l:vkrpool-united states mailsteam
ahip ATLANTIC. Capt. J&m?a Weat.? This ??e.?m?hip
will depart with the I'mted Stated mailt for Eirr"!?e. p>?i
tivoly on Saturday, XHh May, at 12 n'clook Si, fro in ht>r
birth at the foot of Canal atrect. No berth aeturoJ fill
paid for. For freight or pisaaze. having unequalled accom
modations for elegance and comfort. apply to
E.1I WD. K COLLINS St ('<)., Mi Wall streat.
The steamship Arctic willtueoeed the Atlantic, auil s*il
June 12.
REDUCTION IN F A rt ES BETWEEN PII I LA DELP1I I A
and Liverpool.? The Liverpool anil Philadelphia Steam
ship Company intend tailing their new Steamship* a* fol
low*:?
THOU rHII.Al)El.rMIA.
City of lfancheitcr Thursday, Jane 3
City efl'la<ig?w Thursday, July 1
City of Manchester Thursday, July 29
rAOM uviirooL.
City of Manohester. Wednesday, May ?
City of (ilaapow Wsdneaday, June 3
City of Manchester Wednesday, Juue 30.
Katea of pa-sage flrom Philadelphia: ? JSaloon in singi*
??ate r?oma, ifflO; ia donble atate rooms, in forward
etate rooma, including provisions and steward'* fee*,
lor freit lit or pasrage, aptly to
THOMAS RICHARDSON. 41 Exchange pla?e. N. T.f
or No. 'J Walnut street. Philadelphia.
P\CKETS I'OK HAVRE -SECOND LlNE.-TltK FOL
lowing ships Trill leave llavre on U? 16th, Mid New York
?A the lit of sseh month
from N. Terk from HaTJt.
Jan. 1 r?b. 16
Ship !*T. DENIS,
1,000 ton* burthen,
Alf U?o Follanshee. mantel.
Ship ST. NICHOLAS,
1,000 tuna bnrthen,
John Rragdon, master.
New ship MERCURY,
1,4(X) tons burthen,
R. D. Conn, master, ? jiot. a iraa. w
Ship WILLIAM TELL, 5 April 1 May 16
May 1 Jan* 11
Sept. I Oct. 16
tel. 1 March 16
Jan* 1 July 16
Oct. 1 Not. 16
Mar?h 1 April 16
July 1 Aug. 16
Nor. 1 l>ue. 16
(new}, 1,2(10 ton* burthen, > Aug. 1 Sept. 16
John willard, master. J_ Dee. 1 Jan. 16
They are ah first ataif New York bnilt ahipa, provided witk
All requisite articles for thi comfort and convenience of pa?-.
Bengers, and oommanded by men of experience in the trad*.
The price of passage ia $100, without wines or liquors. Uood*
se.it to the subscriber* will be forwarded fir** from any
stiarke* but those actually incurred.
BOYD b atNCK.CN, Agent* 161 Pearl itreet.
POR SAVANNAH.? UNITED STATES MAIL LINK.?
The new and superior steamship Florida, Thomas
Lvon, Captain, will leave on Batnrday, May 22, at 4 *'oloek
P. M., from pier 4. North River. Apply to
SAMUEL L MITCUILL, No. 104 Front itrMi.
The Alabama, C. D. Ludlow, Captain, willloav* on Satur
day, May 21). For speed, strength, aoeommodaUvna, And
faro, thoae ships hay* no rapMMv on the ocean.
Through to san francisco.? at reduced
rut oh.? Now York and San Francisco Steamship
Line. ? The new steamship UNITED STATES, Charles
C. Horry, Commander, will take bar departure for
Aspinwall, Navy '^ay, on Wodnesday, 23d Juue. at 3
P. M., connecting at Panama with the new doubl*
engine steniuship WTNFIELD SCOTT. 2.100 tons burthen,
Kcnucy Couillnrd, Commander, which steamer awaits th*
arrival of the passengers at Panama by the United States,
from New Vcrk, and immediately thereafter prooeeda to San
Francisco direct, without stopping at intermediate ports.
These vessola, in accommodation and safety, are not sur
passed by any on this route; and an experienced surgeon is
attached to taeh vossnl. The United State* ha* made th*
Toyago between New Tork and Chagres in ssven days nine
teen hours; and the Winfleld Scott performed th*
voyage between New York and Panainain tho shortest time
on record, both as to running and actual time from port to
rort. Hooka now open, and through tickets for eale. Apply
0 DAVIS, BROOKS ft CO.,
General Agents 28 Ilsaver street:
JONES & JOHNSON,
104 V.'ect street, corner of Liberty street.
Passongera by the United States will disembark along
side the wharf at Aspinwall, and take tho Panama Railroad,
iow opened nearly to Gorgona, thus avoiding the risk at
tendautnpon landing ia boat* at Ch&gres, and th* rirer
navigation to Uorgona.
US. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN V.'CONN EOTING
? nitli tho Paeihu Mail Steamship (,'ompany. ? Summer
Arrangement* ? Great Reduction for Steerage Passages.
Only through line for California and Oregon. Through
tickets now for sale ? Extra. The superior double eugin*
steamship ILLINOlS-^tho fastest *to.inier in the world ?
2 400 tons, II. J. llar^steine, commander, being ready for ser
Tlce, will leave for Aapinwall, Navy liay, direct, on Thurs
day, May 20, at 2 o'clock P. M., precisely, from her pier foot
of Warren street, N. R , to eonueet with the magnificent
steamship TENNESSEE, 2.000ton?, Lieut. Tottcn, U. S. N.,
commander, which steamer is ordered to remain at Panama,
to be in reailinobs immediately on arrival of the passenger*
at that point, aud to sail direct for San Francisco, without
Auy delay. The accommodations of these steumtthipg are
uiiKurpaxncd. and pa?scn?'era going forward by those vessel*
may ruly confidently upon tho company's best efforts for a
Siiich trip. The l'anmna RailroaH is now in operation, and
le cars running to within a few mi'n of (Sorgona. Passen
ger* will thus he enabled to save about forty mile* of the
river navigation, nudalao the danger and expense heretofore
attending the Ia.iding In boat* off Chagres, as they will be
lauded from tho stcaiucrs, free of expeu.se, on the company'*
wharf at Aspinwall, Transit of the iatbipui at tbe passen
ger '? expense.
BATH or rARI TO ASPINWALL.
Ladies' saloon, state room fll
Lower af* and forward saloon), do.. .'>3
Second cabin standees 43
Steerage 33
HATES THROUGH TO SAM FRANCISCO.
FJrstclass f315
Sec* nd (.last 270
8t**r*g* loo
ChHdren under 12 years, half price
For freighter passage apply to 4 ' II A KLKS A. WIIITVEV,
at tin; oflito of the companies, 177 "Veet itreet, corner el
Warren.
GRJ.ATLY REDUCED RATE 3. ? FMPI KE CITYLINE.
? Through 1 it Uetp fur Ska Francisco, via Aspinwall,
Navy Bi.y, (nt-ar Ohajtrco.)? Tho new and erlenoid double
engine: 8i.vauHl.in SIEUHA NEV.*. IIA, l.SIK) tons bur
Clin, J. D. Million, Kail., Cciamanior, will leave fot
Aspiuwall, Navy Hny, cliroat, on Monday. M'.y 24th,
at 3 o'ulo-.V, from li<.r pier, No. 8, North River, to oon
ncct at Panama with the favorite steamship NV, W OR
LEANS, E. U. Achli^, Mui-t r. Phe-ee steamers have an
?urpashud ueeouiinodatioua for passengers, and are better
ventilated than any in the trade. The tables are a applied
with every comfort, both for the cabin and steerage passen
ger*. An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
The Panama railroad iinowin operation, running daily to
within afow oiili a of Gorgona. Passongora will lie landed
at the Company's Depot at Aspmwall, free of expense.
Rates of Far* ? First Cabin, <250; Second Cabin, (Stat*
Rooms,) $200 ? both the abov ?at at the same table; Stoer
?ge, flfiO, found with bed, &e? and a separate table, well
provided. A remittance of half the p?i sage money will se
cure a ticket, nntil within ten day* of sailing of the steamer.
For freight or passage, apply to
J. UdWAKH to SON, Agents, 34 Broadway._
CNlTED STATES MAIL STE A II 3 III P COMPANY.?
For New Orleans, via Havana. ? The splendid new
donhlw-enrino steamship C1IEROK hE, 1,300 tons. II. K. Da
venport, U. S. N., Commander, will sail from the pier at
foot of Warren street, N. R., on Monday, May 24, at 2
o'clock, 1\ M., precisely. Rates ef passage ta Havana and
New Orleans, now arrangements
After Saloon Bertha $70
Forward do. do 50
Steerage do. do 25
Freight taken to New Orleans at 40 centa per cubio foot.
Shippers of 1'r-siffht are requested to supply themselves with
the Company * bills of lading, which may be had on applica
tion at the office. No other form will be Tinned. No bill." of
lndingeigncd altt-r tie ship has sailed. For ireight or pas
sage, apply to M. O. ROBERTS, 177 Weststr-et,
corner of Warren street.
OR SAN FRANCISCO? Tl! F.S I) AY," J U N E IS? THE
splendid new double engine st"amship CITY OF
PITTSBURG, 2,400 tons burthen, IV m. C. Stoteabury,
commander. This splendid steamship having undergone
extensive alterations to suit her for the trade, and to make
her accommodations superior to any steamcrcn the Paoitio,
will sail for San nillllM as above, 'miching at Valparaiso
fd r?nfn? Her state rooms nra Inrge and r.iry, and lior
steerage ?> ooniuioiiatiun* are superior to any steamship
afloat, having abnadance of both light anil air, as well as an
extra light betweon deck*. It is confidently expected ah*
will make the passage to San Francisco in as short a time a*
it has been made by any steamer, thin offering to families,
and to thoie who desire th'eir comfort, a much pleasanter
conveyance than by tbe crowdcd steamers via Chagres, a*
ov'y a limited n umber of passengers wi'l bn taken. Apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. 41 Exchange place. New
York, and No. 9 Walnut, street, Philadelphia.
I|1 OR RAN FRANCISCO DIRECT? THE NEW AND
' beautiful cliiiper-sbip RACER, II. W. STEELE, Com.
mender, will (ail for the above port shunt the 25th of thi*
F
beautiful cliiiper-sbip RACER, II. W. STEELE, Com.
der, will sail for the above port sbont the 25th of thi*
month ? her Stato-Room accommodations arc superb, and
well adapted for families. A* only a limited number will
be taken, early application will bo necessary. either on
board, Pier 8, North River, or to tne Agents, BUTLER
BROTHERS, 163 and 118 South etreet, New York.
UN IT ED "STATE 8 MAI 2T~if?? MS DIP ~~ COMPANY,
connecting with the Paclhc Mail Sti isnship Company.
Only through Line via Aspinwall and Panama for San r rtu
alaeK Ureal reduction for steerage ra??a rv. The splendid
United States Mail Steamship CHEROKEE will be des
patched on Moidar, May 24th, at 2 o'clo' V, P. M? from her
Pier, at foot of War/cu street. North River, with the t'afi
fornia Mails and Passengers, via Havana for Aspinwall, Navy
Bay, to connect at Panama with the Regular Mail Steamer
far San Fransisco. For freight or passage apply to
CHARI.ES A. WHITNEY, at Ui* Office of theCempanica,
No. 177 Wcstatrcet, cor. of Wtrrcn, L'ew York.
VANDERBILT'S LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.? THE
Shortest and Chcapeat Route. ? The favorite steamship
I'KOMETIlEUS. now at her whaif, will li ave for San Juan
del Norte, on Thursday, May 20, at .'i o'clock P. M., from pier
No. 2 North river, conn 'eting with the steamship PACI t IC,
Captain Lelevro. I'rum San Juan del Norte to ban Juati del
Sur , p a?P6i.gi rs will be ccnveyed ovor "h-1 transit route of
th? Nicaragua Company, havisg but twelve miles ef land
trv sp rtati-m. No delay need ba antiop'it?d at any point
oi tl.L route, s< veral new atd large at. an. rs ba .in ? reeen tly
Ibem placed on the tr?sit route, sill the facilities of torn -
ISnunieatii n xreatly Incrensed. Steerage passengers taker f t
$lt-"0 through, ?r for?l45. they faying tin ir own irann*. The
new steamer NORTHERN LlUUT will succeed the Prome
theus, and leavo on June 5. Pvr passage, having unequalled
accommodations, apply /ii!v to I). B. A M.I.N,
No. 9 Battery plaoe, up sln'.ra.
HE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP WAS 1 1 IN G TO .V, E. M.
Fitch, commander, wl'l sail for Brem n, tou> Ms;; at
Southampton, to land themails and pass, nrcrs for England
and France, on Saturday. May 22d, Tr <m pier No. ,i North
river, at 12 o'clock, M. Prieo of passagn? In first cabin, nisi*
saloin, $120; do. do. in lower saloon, *>100; a?cond cabin.
<?:<). An experienced su.-^e n is attached to the ship. All
letters mnst pnas through tho Pest office. Specie delircr?j
in Havre and London. For pafia^e or freirht, apply to
HOLLER. SAND R1ERA, Agents, 20 South street.
IVOR CHARLEBTO N? SEM I- WI.BKLY UNITE!)
Ste tes Mail Line ?Tho new. safe, an l superbly finished
steamship J A MFiS A DQEK. Captain J. lMcl.;nson. will m*l ?
her second trip to Charleston, n Wcdt day, May ?, :.t
4 o'clock, P. M., prcclstlv. For freight, apply on board, ,t
pier 4, North river, anil ror passa o. to
SPOFFORD. TM.KSTON ft CO.,48Snnth street
The above steamer v. ill Ian'! I or passer gers In ample tine
to take the stean.i r ISA HE I, for Havana, lei' . ne Charles
ton on the 22d. The UNION will fellow on Saturday, -Oth.
WANTED TO CHARTER? A STEAMBOAT, TO RUN
e,n a very profitable route on the Eaat rher, betwtsu
this city and a port distnnt about twenty-five miles, ^l.s
mukt be a fait boat, well fitted, and ta o arid ?oa worthy, an I
?f Ught draug! tof water, aud able to make tho trip in not
mero than two or two and a half hours ; or arraa/eme '??
v. ill be made with the owner to run tho boat on ils >#n to
eount, he being i<id? mnifled agninst less, l y irties w' o
wil' purchase in advance, tickets ?u ficjent to cxpen- -.
Adilress A, bo* 14,'H, Poat Office, with name of i but r id
whe*o she can bo seen.
ATA MEETING OF THE PA9SI NCF.KS, II 1,1) ON
hoard the Steamship Daniel Webater, on .lie 2yth
ult . J. N . Webster ? is called to the chair, and A. J. M ir
Till. I), t villas, and J. S. Dickinson eonstituted t coi imitt ee i
on re. oli ii"n?; and w ho, aftor a recess, reported tho follow*
in*, which were unanimonsly adopted, vi/,. ?
Resolved, That wo, the |.a'?si ngeis A t!i?- stcrimibifi Danbl
Wei Iter, on ber re cent voyage from New York to San Juan,
In c ? n ider t Ion (if t herns nly con diet, el >?e at Hint ion, an 1
skill in navigation of Captain Samuel Wakeman, do rondsr
Mm our Liartlelt thanka, and eommenil hnu to tko travailing
pul lie as a n an and a Captain wrtliy tllo patronage of all
il oie s< ho value their liv?s ai il hapj lnsss.
Resolved, That a copy of the abovo resolution b? pre
Sent . d to Captain Wakeman.
Res. lved, That the proceedings of this iseeting be pub
lisl.adin the San I'raneisoo, New Vork.an 1 Albany pa^iers.
J. N. \V E0S1 EIC, t liairui - a.
f . J. Laniss, : ucretary.
St? < .ship DaRici, WrnsTt ti, May 14, W2.
Ws. tho passengers i n board the steamship Daniel VY^b
ster, dee in it alike to ourselves, ami al?o to the ? -a celling
puMir. to letommcnd ai.id aliip as a Mft, convenient, com
fortable, and speedy means of conveyance; that the gentla
ria-ily conduct and efficiency of hor commander, Captain
Wakeman, and subordinate officers, meet with our hearty
approbation and eommendai ion. Signed bv the passengers,
and; at their request, i>ubl}s)>td in tin N?w Ycrk Uciald.
gnippnva. |
NOTICE.-T1IE STlA^Sm" ATLANTIC, FROM j
Liverpool, will eminence discharging, under general j
order. ?t her b?rth, foot ot Canal street, this day, ton
uiemin^ at icvtn A. M. CodiIkumi will plea* send their
permits ou board, and attend to the receipt of their goods. I
E. K. COLLI N8 k, OO. |
TIIFNEW YORK AN r) 1,1 V rRI'OHL It N ITF,n 1TATFS j
M?il Steamers.- The nltips coinpo'ing this lino are tho
following ? ATLANTIC, Captaiu Went.
PAl'iflV, Cupt.iin Nye.
AKl'Tli;, Captain l<uee.
BALTIC, Cai tain Comsto'k.
A I?H1 ATI I', Captain Grafton
These snips haviug been built iiy oonlract expwusly for
government sen ice, every care has been taken iu their con
struction?a* in their engine* ? to ennire strength ami ipeed,
and their aecoinui idations for pMivn^orn are une<|ufcllcd fur
elegance and comfort.
I rice of passage from Vow York to Liverpool, in ti?wt
ealin. $120; in second cabin, $70. Htclosive ute of exit*
tine iitate rooms. $.100.
From Liverpool to New York, ?30 and ??0.
An experienced Burgeon attached to eaeh ship.
Nil berth secured until paid for.
rnopoHBD DATES or SAII.INO.
From New York. From Liverpool.
Saturday, Hay 20 1*52 Wednesday. May 1'J 1862
i>o Juncl2 11 Do June 2 "
D/> Junc2t> " Ho
Do July 10 " Do
Do July 24 " Do
Do Aeg. 7 " Do
Do Aug. 21 " Do
Do Sept. 4 " Do
Do Sept. IN " Do
Do Oet. 2 " Do
Do Oet. ItS " Do
Do Oct. 30 " Do
Do Nov. 13 " Do
Wo Nov. 27 " Do
Do Dec. 1 1 ? Do
De Dec. 26 14 De
Do
For freight or passage, apply to
KDWAKl) K. COLLINS & CO., 56 Wall et., New York.
BROWN. SHIPLEY & CO., Liverpool.
E. G. ROBERTS ? CO., 13 King s Arms Yard, London.
JOHN 1IUNROE it CO., 26 Rue Notre Dutuo des Vic
tolres, Paris; or
CEO. U. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners of these ships will not #e accountable for gold,
?liver, bullion, specie, jiuvelry. precious stones, or metals,
unless hills of tailing are ilgnuil therefor, and the value there
of therein expressed.
1JOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE,? THE UNITED
states Mail Steamship HUMBOLDT, D. Lines com
mander, will leave for Havre, touching at Southampton,
to land the mails and passengers, on Saturday, June fit, n,
at 12 o'clock, from pier No. 4, North River. Price of passage
in first eabin, $120; do. in second cabin, 970. An experi
enced surgeon is attaohed to tlio ship. N" merchandise will
be received on board after Thursday, June 3d. Baggage not
wanted during the voyage, should he sent on board the day
befnre tailing, marked "Below." 1'or freinbt'-r passage, ap
ply to
mortimer UYINOSTON. Auent, St. M Broadway.
IIOR PORT PHILLIP, AUSTRALIA. DIRBCT.? THE
splendid shin HELENA, Cave, master, will sail
about the 26th of May for the above port. For freight or
passage, having splendid state room accommodations, apply
on board, I'ier IX, East River, or to N. L. tc (J. (irinwoli^ 72
South street; Knisell tc Norton, 31 Old Slip; or EUtet. Ar
kell & Co., Uti IVarl street. Rates of fare ? tint cabin, $300;
second cabin, $200; tteerage. $120.
ri^O STEAMBOAT OWNERS.? WAN TED, TO CHAR
JL ter, a Steamboat of light draught of water, for excur
sions, for six or seven months. Any person having a steam
boat of the above description, can apply, either personally
or by letter, at John A. Flammcr's ofljee, lfi7 West Eight
eenth street.
PASSAGE TO SAN FRANCISCO-AT REDUCED
price, in tho cabin of the new clipper ship UNION, at
pier 1G, East River. Apply to
1 /. S. OAKFORD, 32 Wall str . t.
FOR NORFOLK, RICHMOND, he.? THE U. S. MAIL
steamship ROANOKE tails from pier 13, N. R., every
Saturday, at 4 o'clock, P. M. Passage and fare to Norfolk,
state room included, $H; passage and furo to Bfehmnnd and
Petersburg, state room included, S10. For fre^pt, apply un
board; for passage, to LLJlil.A M &, PLEASANTS,
83 Front street, near Old slip.
CALIFORNIA TICKET.? WANTED A STEERAGE
ticket, Vanderbilt line, 20th May, in exchango for cer
tificate of deposit for $200 and interest. Apply at No. 7
West street, near the Battery.
CALIFORNIA TICKETS.? ON F, FIRST CABIN, AND
one second eabin ticket, by Vanderbilt's line, 20th of
Msy, for sale at a discount. Apply to J. W. OAKRINUTUN,
Adams b Co., 50 Broadway.
C CALIFORNIA TICKET FOR SALE-ONE SECOVD
> Cabin Ticket, by the Prometheus, Vanderbilt's line,
to tail on the 20th May. via Nicaragua route. Apply to
BENJAMIN POULTNEY, 153 Maiden laue.
CALIFORNIA TICKETS.? TWO STEERAGE TICKETS
(<>r sale, Vanderbilt'- line, to sail on Thursday, the 20th
instant, at a aiscouut. Inquire at Lovejey's Hotel.
June 15. .
J inm.'to .
July 14. .
July 2*. .
Aug II.
Aug 25
Sep. H.
Hep. 22.
Oct. 6.
Oct. ?
Nov. 3. .
Nov. 17
Des. 1.
Doc. I.1).
Dec. 29.
INDIA It I' II UK It GOODS.
TO STEAMBOAT OWNRRS AND CAPTAINS ?I
would call your attention to my very euperior vulcan
ised Rubber Hose, for stoambnat purposes. I warrant iny
Hons not to be affected liy either beat or colli ? roijuiroa no
groaae, and never leaks. It can he curried through tlio on -
bin, saloon, or private rooms without wetting. !? alio free
from nails of rough edged, and docs not mar or deface tbe
paint. In cheaper and more durable than any other hose
now in nae. II. II. DAY, 23 Cortlandt street.
INDIA RUBBER SHOES.- 200,000 PAIRS OF DAY'S
I- patent Vulcanized Rubber (Hid Japanned Overahoci,
These goods re eivcil tho first premium silver medal at the
lust annual "Fair of the American Institute." Rxport"rs
and extensive dealers are a<l vised to save a profit in or lnr
in;- and purchasing. Day's facilities o<|iial 2.U00 pairs a day.
Buyers are cautioned that the "combination" ar? again at
their old game of threatening pronecutiun to my ciutoineri,
? all fo reflect, ti.at they may still for one year more plunder
the pocktieol the oeople. HORACE II. DAY, oldestmana
faeurer of India Rubber Shoes now iu the United 8t?tes,
own' r of o v i* twenty patent rights. IV arehousc, 23 Cort
landt street, New York.
ASTROLOGY, ?c
DR. ROBACK'S NATIVITIES.?
IVIiy be harassed every day.
Thinking wbat may next take place?
Dr. Koback can portray,
)iy the plnneta' truthful ray,
Ail events, or grave or gay,
Tim ? in the future we mutt faoe.
Nor is this all. Not only do tbe nativities rust, by DR.
ROBACK, No. 6 W hile street, show w but destiny scums to
ha\e iu store for the individual, hilt they designate Hie
method* by which misfortune, sickness, and other perils,
may be avoided. Pore fays that heaven, while
" Binding nature fast in fate,
Left free the human will. "
So that if we are forewarned we nrc forearmed. The na
tivity points out the dangers that beset us, and knowini;
thcru it ieourewn fault ifwcdonnt avoid them. Dr. C.
W. Koback, as tin astrological ad v iser of King Bernadotte, of
Sweden, warned bim againut two conspiracies, and is now
in the confidential correspondence with niaaon, tho reigning
King, Oscar the First, lie has also east the nativities of the
King of Fruasia, Naplca, Denmark, and Ilanovcr; ami so far
every thing lias fallen out with these monarcl s according to
tbe very litter ?!' their horoscopes. Dr. O. W. Roba- k it
prepare'] to calculate uativitiea for persons at adiatance,on
recei\iug their uamc*, and tbe year, day, and hour "f birth.
For foil nativities, $5. He may be consulted, or n Idrissed
b.v letter, poat paid, and including tho necessary fee, at No.
H White street, New York.
C CLAIRVOYANCE AND MAGNETISM ?THOSE WHO
> are desirous of consulting wi'h the best iu >jd i ' :? in thl?
country. should call n Dr. Robert lirowu, No. Jlii Monroe
street, one door west of Oouvernour, where they may find
one who will prescribe for all the distance "flesh is heir to."
determine the location of absent friends, search into the
human system, and at onee detect any lurking disease, or
derangement of the bodily functions; or if weakness or de
bility in any form exist, tbe examination of the clairvoyant
cannot be eiccllcd. Remember Dr. Urown is the original
magnetie physician, and celebrated for the wonderful cures
made by him while in Chambers street some years ago. His
rooms are open for consultation and clairvuyaut examina
tions, from 9 A. M. to 9 1'. M.
Mrs. prewster, from Philadelphia, ten
ders her aervicea to the ladica and gentlemen of thil
eity, in Astrology, Love, and Law Matter*, Interpreting
Dreams, Ac., by luioka r.nd aeienee, constantly relied in by
Napoleon; and will tell the aaiae of the Udvor gentlcmaa
they will marry. Alao the namea of the viaiterr. 09 Great
Jones street, corner of tbe Bowery. Ladies, fifty cents;
gentlemen, one dollar.
HBDICAL*
TO THE DEAF.? I II HR Kilt' CF.IITI FY THAT DR.
Heath. A?iri*t, cured rae of a rapidly incr: .sing deaf
neae, attended with distressing noises in my lie. id. Hugh
Clark. Tho ?.ve. ? Dr. Dillenback, tbe success fill Oculist,
devotca Lis whole attention to diseases of the ejc. Office,
961 Hroadwa3, fr> m 8 to 4 0 'clock, daily.
TI1E F,YE.? WALDSTEIN k BF.i'K EI?, TIIC '..'11
nent opticians, from Germany, ha e removed .N o.
41MoN?. 4A1 Broadway. Having tested their skill in as
sisting imperfect er impaired vision, we ar" ab! ? to speak
wnrmly in its favor. Their telciseepcs, mieroicopos, opera
glasses, spectacle \ &c., ar? nnsnrpsseed.? Tril 'i , ?.
DR. < ON V KITS' PROCLAMATION TO Tllli A.TLI I'
ed and (lisappoii *ed, who have loen induced to anpljr
to ignorant prttcn'ier< for medic il aid.? Dr. C. is not a
magi< ian. llu uses ao m.t ic influence ; n"r docs he , -ft id
that he can cure privati di<cv?u quicker than any otlnr
Doctor in the world. No sen1 il le man can to deceived by
such silly pretention* and egotism. Dr C nivers invite* all
persons, who are convinced thut there i' no marie in me II
cinc, to call at hi* offf. e, if they ai" ? tcklnr prop medic >!
aid. Those who lave imprudently cottr t. l private
dis.-ate, and require ft speedy and permanent cure, w ill hero
find a qttalif.ea physician, with an experience of twenty
years in tkis branch of the profession, in New Yi rk, which
gives bim a decided wantage ovarthe mere tyro in the heal
ing art. (ientlemcn. strangers, semnen. an I elti..ei>?, who
appreciate and would act are seientille tr. .t mo lit in their
maladies, will easily find thisofBee, and will meet n nc but
tbe Doctor, on whom they can r ly with : ic Utmost 'onfi
dcr co. without fear of violation or expoaui i. Dr, i cele
brated Invigorating Cordial, for the su I lects f secret
Tii e, ineapacitatirc for bnsinesa, or matrimony, in? v be ob
tained. >2 a bottle. thr"e bottlaa for S8. Inprt, alvlce
to tho married imd tinglc--?cnt to the country, | iat-pAid.
Olfieeg S.r> 1 bird avinue, and 13 Chambers street I "tw^en
C'latham ai,<l Centre streets, basemcat-nol a dr.'a store.
Conaii'tatlon fronts A. M. to 9 A. M.
DR. L. lORTiMORI DOCS KOI PI iTSJH THAT
he is the riost ykilfnl phvsiei4i in tho city. 1 len*es
tl?t l r those i odest men who fill the papers h their
own praise*. lie wtnld, however, as-nrc tbo i ho come
under I ;s core, that, they may rely upon ache , pleasant,
wife, ana spe?'' / ervc. Iu from S A. M. to 9 p A., Suudaya
esepted. Advice gratia. Cure warranted. A word t* tho
wise it s-lrtcicnt. L. Mortamore, M. D., 196 William street.
DR. GREGORY'S rRINCH ANTIDOTE -T: US IS TH*
only meuii iiir that i-< positively knowi tj eradicate a
certain disease; uthir medicinal seem f ir a while toc irt,
but tbo diaease >n return a again. Not s ? with the Preach
Antidote, fir it expel* the poison fr i the system, and
li avea t lie pat'*nt as | re atrl healthy n? bofere fie < nick.
1' c* $1. At l.Vi Pulton street, Sun liuil !? gs; 12/ Bowery,
corner Grand s'roct, ;md by thi Doctor a'. h.^e, I vf l.l>
l.erty sfreet-riglite, at his rcsidcnce, 177 \lleB . trout. Nj
change for advise.
DR. RALPH. AUT'TOR Ol TII E ' PRACTICAL PHI
vote Tr> itise," Ste.? Office hour !) to 12*V V (i t ? '?
P M., (?un. ay* cxeepted.) No. M.'l 'fonat n streoi, ne.,r
Woostic. From tho uncommon Huaieal alvantages tho
author baa enjeted in thl? sp <? iality he a** vuple re* ?!!
fi r ?tatinc that, In ;.n v stago of certain iliaes oa, or t ir
eonse.|tienec*, a* well as th.' deplorable ?fl< < 'res iliing
from tarly improper habits, he ?an inanro ane.i rtain, s*f?,
an i radical curss ai e nle obtained from no otb . ? r o
in America, Those who applsr in the earlier Iti^cs, will b)
surprised at the case and iapu.ity of the cnrc.
THE FEMALE'S CONFI ' F.NTIAL FBI ,VD -DR. iC.
Treston'* !? emale Panacea, Nos. 1, 2 and I r moves all
iiregularitie* ?f the fema e aystem. Se?t by mail. (I. Con*
sulfation*. Si- ^ etc. No. 2 must b* aeetimpariicd with ad?
vice. N. B. ? None are genuine save ti se o? lue la
labi rtteur, Dr. l':, 86.1 Bowery.
REWARD.? GROSSMAN'S SPEC! PTC MIT
vJ'*-' vv tnr'i.? Of all remedi** yet lisoovcred, this 1* tha
moat certain. It make* a *jieedy and nermanont ore. with
out the least restriction in diet, drink, orexpesu o, orchangt
in application to buainesa. Many are *ured In lw> day*.
Beld at the drug atore, No. 37.1 Hr? adway, e. rn*r ?f ( baa>
bereatreet; alao. at No. 10 Aatur House; at No. llQDf?||d- 1
*?7. Md A?. 100 f a^t?i it???t, ?v?H W UBwr.
AKUMBMHIVT8.
BOWERY Til HATH I. ? BOX ES, 2A CUNTS; PIT, 12>?
eouts; Seats in Orchestra II Doors op-n
? C 7; cnrtnln n?<>? at 7'4. Woilneaday evening, Miy I I.
w II be performed the dramatic romance ?t the colt Mc an
BltOTIl?KK- Mr. F.ddy a? the twin Brothers: M. do Chateau
Knouud, Mr. Goodall; Karon do Hiiilfltos, <lr Hamilton;
Our <11 ('lord au o Martelli Mr. fttevena; Orlando Mr. Letftng
*<?11: t.'olonna, Mr. Uriitlths; Mine. Stvlllt <l< I Fraii'-hi. Mr*.
Jorum; Maria Ml"* llitfert. Previous to the romin e the
unmii of THE MYSTIC BELL OF RONQUEkOI.LKS -
Nil ti> lus, Mr Eddy; Jean duuthicr, Mr. Stoveua; II ir nisn
de Rcnittterolles, Mm. Jordan.
Burton s theatre, chambers strut, -dribs
< ircle and Paniuct, SO cents; Second Tier, 2ft sonta; Pri
vet' Bona, Orchestra Seats. 71 cents. Doers open at 7 't;
to he,iin ut o'clock. Wednesday evening, May 19. will he
played the ilrama of DA V1D COPPERFIELt>? David ? ' ? p
ji?riitlil, Mr. Itu.xnell; Miss Betny Trutwnod, Mrs Hnghes;
Ko?a Durtle, Hra. Dyott; Agnes, Mm. Fisk; Uriah llenp, Mr.
Johnston; Wilkins Mleawber, Mr. Burton; Mrs. Mieawber,
M re. Skerrett; Daniel Pefgotty, Mr. Dyott; Little Emily.
Wias linn land. To conclude with the farcoofthe OOOD FOB
NdTlll N(J? Charley Dormer. Mr. Russell; Harry Johnion,
Mr llluiiit; Ti m Dibbles, Mr. Johnston; Nan, Mrs. Skorrett t 1
National tiieatke, CHATHAM street-dress
Circle anil Boxes, 2ft cents; I'it, I-", cent*; Orchestra
Tickets, SO ct?; Private Bo* Tickets, $1. Doora open at 7 ;
curtain risea at 1\ o'clock. Wednesday evening. May I'.#,
the entertainment* will Mmmenoe with the tragie play of
BKK1 H AM? Oonnt Bertram. Mr. Booth; St. Aldobrand, Mr.
Cooke: Prior of St. Anselni, Mr. Clarke; Lady Iin-gene, Mrs.
Nirhi>la; Clotilda, Miss llurlicr. To conclude with the new
burleique of the COARSE II A I It' D BROTHERS ? Mr. Fjx
i<a the twin Brothers; Chevalier ilo Dcm Hard, Mr. Drow;
Baron de (iridiron, Mr. Cooke; Kiniua Lee do Biiuaro, Mr*.
Drew.
BARNUM'S AMERICAN MI'SEIM-P. T. BARNUM,
Manager and Proprietor; John Greenwood, Jr., Ablat
io t Manager; C. W. Clarke, Director of Amusements. ? Ad
mission to the entire Museum aud performances, 25ota.j chil
li ren uLdor tea years, 12^ centa; Parquet. 12^, cents extra.
The public in informed that thla place of family auiiueniout
? till rreuents every attraction that the aplrit of enterprise
and tlie genius of success can compass or auggeat. It eon
taina, in fai t, milllona of novcltlea in every branch of nature
and art, and novelties that for taste, beauty, rarity and
value, arc unparalleled in America. Wednesday, May If. In
the afternoon, at o'clock. the Oriental romancu nf < ' 1 1 K li
lt V AND FAIR STAR. In the evening, at 7' , o'clook, the
comedy ul USED UP, and the extravaganza of IIIIRIED
A LIVE. Tlui Vuiithfiil (iiant. Ifco., to be soon l| >11 hour*.
OI.E Bl I.I. MBMCTi PUT ANNOUNCES IMS
First Grand Concert, to take place nn Saturday even
Ing. May 22, at the Metropolitan Hall, assisted by tin; Gtr
ui.t nia Musical Society and Alfred Jaell.
PRlllllt AMMK ? PA II T I.
1. Cram) Overture, "Martha" F1 tow.
2. Craml Concerto? in A major? onneistin* of Part
I, Alleiiro Maeatoao; Part 2, Ailapio Cniitabllo;
PartS, Rondo Paatorale, for violin, composed
and performed by Olc Dull.
3. '? Un Jour il'ete en Norwege"? Grand Funta-ia
Paatorale, for iiianoforo, by if ilmera, performed
by.. Alfred Jaell.
4. Caut abile Doloroao and Rondo Giocoao, for violin,
compoacd and performed by Ole Bull.
PART II,
ft. Grand Overture ? to the melodrama Midsummer
Night's Dream . . . .Mendelsohn
li. Polacca (jmrric-ra ? for violin, c imposed and
performed by Ole Bull
7. A, " ltlgolctto," illustration; 11, "11 Carnovalo
di Veui /in," bnrlosqne, for pianoforte, oompoaed
anil performed hy \ 1 1 rod Jaell.
8. La Verl ena de San Juan ? Deacriptlre Kantaaia
upon the cnatnmx In Spain in the Midaiimmcr
Ni^-lit ? cornpoeed and executed by. Ole Bull.
TIiih pieee retirement h the celebration of the midauuiincr
llornl fmtival, held by the Spittiiarda at the aumtner aolatlOB,
when they aaaemMe at the rendeiTOniOutaid* the city walla,
for the purpose, alao, of hearing ami adopting, for tlio next
year, n new canzone or variation to La Joia Arragone n.
At ita opening, ilintant Kounda are heard, an of people 'ally
ing forth from the neighboring street; every body aoema to on
moving, ?nd the only person, perhaps unmindful of the l'nn
tivitirs, is the watchman, whose crying of the hour. "Lai
once y media y acreno" (It la half- pant eleven, anu a fair
night), is heard, being represented by the violin: then may
be recognized the various Spanish national airs, as heard
from the dllVcrtiit bandit panning alonn? tlrat It la "El rorel
Co;" then the " Fan dung"." now the " Zapateado:" then t ho
1 Bolero." Aa we procaod with ths cro? d, there ia heard the
pong of a mnletcro, who pours out hi-i Ii.no to hla fair dulci
ii i a in aiimri ua vciae, which iawver and anon interrupted hy
the reatleaaneaa of hla mules, t" whom, in order to quiet
them, he ories, In a deep voice, "Ho! hoi" the imitation of
which contrasts lndlcronsly with the impassioned melody ho
ia singing. The crowd ira<'l< their Jokes upon him, whoso
screams ttnd whistles are distinctly imitated by the violin.
The muleteer's fonp is gradually loot a? the nay purty con
tinne son to the reudeivons. uud, aa we approaoh nearer to
tlie place of meet ing, wn hear the different bands playing the
new eanxiino to " La Jota Arragonoaa," which becomes mnre
and more distinct, until the whole populace is heard singing
it in full choral.
Tickets of admission to all parts nf tlio hou?? One Dollar.
To be obtained at the principal hotels and mnalo atorca,
also at the door ou the evening of the Concert. Doors open
at tila; Concert i eminences at So 'clock.
CHUSTT'S OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS' HALL
^>.172 Broadway, above Clrand street. Open every
night during the MCi'k, until further notice. The original
and well known Christy's Minstrels, comprising an ftllii iunt
and versatile "cortia of "talented" and experienced
performers" under the management of E. P. Christy, who?o
concerts in this city, for a succession of " five years," have
been received with favor by highly resnoctahle and fanliinn
ahlo audiences. Tickets, 2ft rents. Doors open at 7; com
mence at fl o'clock. The patrons of Christy's Miustrels are
respectfully informed that the Saturday afternoon concerts
arediscontlnued.
WOOD'S MINSTRELS, AT WOOD'S MINSTREL HALL,
<44 llroadw ay, above Howard itroot. ? The nropriotar
taken pleasure in announcing to tlio pablio that lie has en
gaged t lio most celebrated uiueiciaus[uiid Negro I i 11 ?? ators
In the wotld, and is determiaed to make Wood's Minstrel
llall in every w ay worthy the patronage of the ladies and
gwMwm of jhl* city, llo >i>i> taken this opportunity to
express Iris thanks fur the great patronage conf ? rrod on him
?iue? the orgatiWfitoinn of his present star oomp ui>, and he
promise! to replenish it from time to time with whatever
novelties oi strikiug talent may IPPW to the pr of***ion.
Wood's Min'trels performovery evening, and on Wednesday
and Sntnrrtay afternoons. A dinlsxion, 25 cunts. I>oor* upon
at 7: concert eomuivncos at 8 o'clock. The afternoon i on
cert* commence at .'lo'clock. N. H.? The strictost order and
aecorun, will Le preserved, aid the greatest attention pal?
to the comfort or visiters.
FELLOWS' MINSTRELS.? NOTICE.? THE ORIGINAL
well known " Eellowi* Minstrol*," comprising an eft
nicnt "corps" of "talented and experienced periorm"r*,
under the direction of J. B. Fellows, would respectfully In
form the public that duo notice will he given when the}
?eminence their conctrts attain in Broadway.
J EN NT LINK'S FAREWELL CONVERTS.? SEATS SE
cored and Tickets for *ale at GOULD fc BERRY'S mti
lic and oianofurto warcrooms, No. T.<7 Broadway, two doors
ah ove Chick*ri*t'?.
fpiCK ETS FOR JENN V LIND'S FAREWELL r< i.V
JL certs in America. ? Choice M'ats for all parts of the
home tnny he secured at M I L LET'S music store, 3?> Hr >ud
wny, opposite Broadway theatre.
Metropolitan 1 1 a 1. 1 .-OLE BOLL RESPECT* CL
ly announces his first grand Concert, to take pla io on
Saturday evening, May !U, ut the above named II ill, :is?i to I
by the Oermania Musiul Society and Alfred Jitell. Fur
ther particulars hereafter.
Mental ALCHEMY.? PBOF. ti. BROWN WILLIAMS'
lectures and experiments at Bleecker Hall, corner
of Bleecker aoil Morton street i, on Monday, Tuesday, W< 1
uefduy, and Friday CTenini."?, of thin week. Loeturo to e .in
nienie at H o'clock. Admission? 12, li ccnts. Consultation
office SUC Broadway.
UNION DRAMATIC CLUB, OOTHIC IIALL.? LADIES
and gentlemen desirous of joining the above (Hub, can
do so by applying at their weekly meetings, on Saturday
evening* n' ? o'clock nt lothfo list?: or.t ?? .?>"*, r irl
st<rect. N. B. ? None but personsof respectability need apply.
MEDICAL.
DR. J0nNS0N, 16 DUANE ST., WILL FORFEIT C
if failing to enre any c?se of disease he undertake*.
Hie practice, of 22 years at his {reseat office, Is nn
equalled by any medical man in New York. Those w ho may
contract disease, ran apply to Dr. J., with the certainty of
having their cases properly treated. A perfect cure, or ut
charge.
DR. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET, SO WELL
known for the last twenty-two years, for his superior
treatment of private diseases, ean be consulted on any of
the following complaints, Tin.: syphilitis or mercurial uluers,
glandular eulargemeuts, and nervous debility. All ease*
treated with eaudor, and nu char^u unless a cure is per
fected.
DR. WARREN, NO. 1 MOTT ST.. CONTINUES TO RE
consulted on the treatment ef private diseasos. Thirty
(even Tears' practice enables him to oure uorvous d'Mllty.
His treatment is sale and speedy. No mercury used, or m
flnemer.t from business reiiuirtd; and oases of roc< ut occur
rer.? e invariably cored in from throe to bve days.
DR. COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, AND NEXT DOOR
to the Chatham Bank, mat be confident ly consulted
en private Jiscai-es. Hit success has been suoli in the treat
ment of old chronic cases of vears standing, and such as l ave
been considered incurable, that physicians of some eminence
d , not hesitate to recommend their patient* to Dr. C. He
is bett' r known, both in and out of tho proftMl ll,a^ tu4
mi st successful practitioner in private di*e*-e. ?f a?y
ether in tho city of New York. I/is experience is the re
sult of tw?cty-one years devoted exclusively to this .,[,??
oislity of tl.o profession. Weakness of tho orgins of irono
ration, and their train of consequences, tho r? ult of oirly
improper habits, radically enred. N. B.? No mercury usei
and a perfect enr* guaranteed.
Dr. WARD'S UNFORTLN ATE'S FrTEnD.? IF CURKJ
are the best evidence, then there i- n ? n. dl< inotoi
private diseases, to be compared to this. Thmisan Jscan toll
you that they never would have got weil with utit. N'.o
taken by multitudes without discovery. Fr from unplea
?autuos. Immediate death to the dkteaoo. Price bl. Otliot
a. fner '.I Canal street and Broadway.
NO FEE TILL C C R ED.? DR. ''OR Ft ETT, 19 DUANE
street, may ho consulted couli len'laily on the t.<>i
mfnt tjf delicate diseases. Twenty-one yortrs itvavMcein 1 1 . a
si eeiality of the profession enables him to mnKc speedy 'i 1
pern an- nt curcs, and reo nt easog romoTod in tt,r>e ?!. \s
The victims of iinaekery can a| ;.ly with a eertai<i'.y >1 ? i u*
honerably treated. From his lung experience, he nci. ?tl?3
to cure effectually a ceit iin nsrv^us debility. JJr. CurVnt
is a member of tho New V'ork Cnlvcrsity.
RAPIt AL CURES, AT ASM \LL EX PEN f. ?DOCTOR
WARD solicits the attention of all patie.it* w!.,,ni ,t
coi,"rrn?. II ? cures privat ? diseases with most r.oiarlmhie
celeri'y, cam-, safety, and cliiapnou. The rn ?t iu r> l?
1oqi> iji ncdiatey eonvinceil of his wonderful pon-:r ot cur
ing. All appliance*, oonveniences.an 1 resoi ic.'s? nany u t
yet known? po????fc i, ?n'l liberally di*i i - II ; t ' ' ft
untertuiifito. Office, corner Canal street and Ur^adw*/.
Consultations private, advice gratis, buok gratis.
DR. LA CROIX'S PRIVATE MEDICAL I'RE VTME?
Fifteenth Edition. I?y M. U. La Croix, M. D., Albany,
N. Y. Chftapeia book ever j' i' lUhed; Jul Daces, and I *0 fta*
plr.tei, or the Physiology \ Marrlaee, and tnc s icret infir
mities and dlsorderi of youth and maturity, resal' lng from
exc^sie* which deitrov toe pliy>ica! and mon'il j o Tors all
diseases ari? ,g from Indiscretion, with t l .inaid simrlt
rul?* by wliich all persona can cure themreivos without rnnr
curv, with too author * ' bservation* r n marrii.go, its dutKi
anu disquali' atlons, and M,oirremi dl ; with colore i Ht^.o
graphs, illustrating tbi ai ar imy and |1 iol. *y, Od'j
I eases of the roprodoi live or,'.a.s it botii their str">
I tnro, ose?, and fanctlon*. It cMitaln* many important l ut| j
I to tl.o'C conti mplating matrloiony, w , . ill v '?r 'oine cb- :
le.'tl- n* against marriage: none, however, iho .id take thit
I lmBortant step without flrst contoltinn its paiei. It tr a*4
of all diseases of female", whalhe married rsiux'i. Stiasi<
*ers who require medi' al aid, be'oro cohs iug a j doi * r,
ought to know whether their ca?i' are pr porly " id-rstooi
by those whom 'hey employ, and thus .? iaru agin: : thj I?*
fokitiouiof quackery, so preva,c?it in i ul is cities Dr. I.* |
'ridx Is a legally quatifi l i i.y i?n, x. 1 for the pa*t t .centy
year* has been duly consulted up i c diT< ont dweasot j
npon which hi* bonk 'rcat". i e.-Houi?; . 1 well a< by letter.
Any | er?on lending twentv five ' ' its 1 . " letter, p -tpa t,
will receive one eopy Up n ail, t: "o f , > ? ? jo, or . i pln
for Jl. Address Dr. m. II LA t e. 0 X, V i aver treet, Al
b."ny, N. Y. Sold by (i irrett & < .. . 4nn stroet, an4
Btrniirer A Tow mend, ??.' ll(oadw*y, N. k ., liraacn otlioc, ol
Llsyd street, BulTale.
f enn reward. -jErFRiis- antidote, ajspe:
pwUl/ ?Ue mixture for the cure of private disorders,
it make* a speedy euro, without tho lca.<t restriction* of
Oiet, drink, exposure, or change In application to business.
The proprietor challenge* a single case which the mixture
will not enr?, under tho forfeiture of Are hundred dollar*.
It is put np In bottles, with full directions, at St. One bot
tle last* a week? many ar* enred in two day*. For sal" by'',
II. RING. IK! Broadway and at 10s Bayard street, N. Y-s W.
E. Little, UM Baawei itr???, BoMonj Wrigbt * Wo.. New
fWfAABA
A
Airnxem.
BROADWAT THBaTRE.-B. a. MARSHAL!, ??!>?
I.?-.a*a. ? Itnia r> an -I Par(i .at, IWaintu; Family I ir*!ai*n4
(Jpjxr Ti> r. 2A v?nt( Prltttn D'ii"ii(i?a4 |& l??<>ra ap*?
? i7 toenoim*B???l7.\a '? 1 ?<- k ? . ? I Hi?? Kutc Horn.
W >? l naada* ? laning. M ?f I . i ?' ' a |i"ff?rm?4 th? Hr?ia? < '
Tlf TUHINk. ..r I'll h ??? . ii It? Alf x in. Irs, Mr. Wale')*}
Mr Mr limil ? ft|?l<?>. Mi IUl?j Vn-t rina.
Hi ? lulia lif i in it B'lw. Mi i Ka?> IT m l.? Tyrnlianne
b% M ' i lr A 'If line T <un<lu" with A M. TI1A T <i UTTERS
IS NOT G*>LD- Sir Arthur l.i.-ll Mr, Reynold-; J??rar
I ' 1 ' j i n Mr. WhiHnir Kt > 1 --n Pl'im Mr. tnnway. T'hjf
I wiuMe. Mr. DuvMp'. M&rtba 0 i I ? ? ? m v Mmu. Puat*i.
NIBLO'R OA RDEN. - M A N AUER) MR- JOHN NEKTON'.
It'kata, 50 uvnta; I ' ri ? ic Itoxea, $6. The donra *itl
? |i''n at 7, and tba it rfuimaui a will u muaence at Mo'aliirk.
a* ?,.W' Muy 1J. Tlir Jn |y ? minant voaamt Madamo
Anaa 1 bill* n and Mr. Iln-i , r. i ? I)- 'I I ., ti'a military omnMJ
ii |i? ra i>l I* fill" i|ii I'r.'inii'iit " p"i f rm? I thin ivuninr.
by ITI nernl rri|im.i, >t i . , . i, Ovirtur.' To h? fullowol
by the Optra <.f th? I>AI UUTEIlOr Til K RED I M KNT. rr
ciivd at nai'h ruprimuutatiii i,y , , ? I- I .m.j ... nca-H, with
coiitiniinnf in ii i' k- nf (Tfrni r?l approval knit naturactiort? To
nin, Mr. Iludann; Siilpic" Mr l.ia I. Mirie. Mmc A.Thilloa:
Man biunraa do Harkcnii Id, Mr-. Mi-K -ana.
I Vi SI M THEATRE, flROADWAV, NF.aR IIKuOMB
J atraft.? Oorhyu k Buck la ni. 1. -Uri-i I Irtla, M)
crnta; Parqnat, 2A eonta, Family firol"- I.",' r*n ? Or in ?ir%
Si'ata, 7.1 oauta; Private 11 >xaa, >1 and $A. liooraopan ut 7;
fiirtum rlaaa at 7}i o'clock. IV ilmu'lay nvcninj/, May I*#,
will b? play i'H the raroa nf FAST AN I) ST OW ? Edward. Mna
U'rrma; John, Mr. Vincent After which, the Mw oddity nt
WILTON, HARM M AM'JENNV MM). To ha f.illnwe.t
by tha farin ?r A (J1IOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF? Diooa
rv. Mr Tlu,mpann. T? c iielnd" with t lie comedictt a of A N -
Ton V AND CLEOPATRA? Antony, Mr, \V alc.it; Claopat/a,
Mi- a J nlia Brnnett.
STOR PI, A C E OPIRA uo USE.? PARQUET A!*?
llaxaa, 40 cents; Ami I ithaatra, 15ft ennta; la Saata $1,
Tin hoi bonk la open lr in *. M. thrminh the day, wl?c?
aenta may be aaonrad. Ti^keta ?"1 i fur rari|tiet, Bn*ea ivod
Si, fan aectire ? lie aeotii fur 1 1: i e? enlnir. I ? ? ? ? > r h ,p?n at 7; >?(?
foruanca will commence at ;?> o'd k. Wudnaa lay ayeotct
May III. will bo pre* otnil tin' drnma nt the I 'O RSIC A "
BKOTIIRIiS. nr Vandtttn? *'r. Ilr ,ke . ? the twin llru
tin ra; M . d? Chati an- KenMnI, Mr. .1 ? > r 'I an; U. All r?*>l M?y
nard. <lr. Lynn*; I. a Ilarmi Mitutiiiron, Mr. Arnold; Olorda*
n<> Martelli, Mr. Ilarrir: Mai I a in u SavilUtdti Frnncbi, Mr).
TMNII Knnlic de Laaparr*. Mm. llal?'. _
Broadway tueatue? miss katr horn rks
pi , tfnlly annonncca hi r Itcnnflt fur till* (Wodnaadayl
?vanlnK. May If. ?n wblcl i ion "ill b'- 1 rmluot-d a ?.?ru I
and uttraiitive bill. inpri?iii? ili? rclebrated drama, in
three ^cta, an titled VI CI OK I N K, in which Mitif J nlia lien ?
nett and M r. Waluot liave kindly f u hi u tan red to app ar, ami
will be inpportad l,y M, k rt in, Daviii. e, and fciio wholo
i f the cnui l any. To wliicli will 1 ail l'idtln nnmtdy ?f ALL
IS NOT UOLf? Til aT OT, i'l I! IIS ill ? 1,1 Ii Mr. I'unway.
Mra. Verimn, and Mii<a Katu Unm will appear. Boa buult
new npen.
BROADWAT THBATRI. MUS. JOUN BXTTON'B
IIENEFI I'
PRIDAV, M W 21.
on which occaainn nill ho adud the xreat drama of tlm
?i O I. U K N F A II M E It .
Jemmy Twitcher ... Mr. John Seftotj
a? acted liy him, iu New V'ork. ii|'wnrdi of three hundred
nirht j.
(juldeii Farmer. Mr Cmiway I Hammer M. . D duo
V A l.'.T DE SUA M.
In which Mr. Charles 1 1 ,ile ? ill n - i m, < uucl'iUl iR w.'.h
I, A 0 1 F. It I. W \ It K.
Principal character- i.y M- 'mw Vernon, Abbott, S t"e,
lid Mum. Fen no an<ii Whiting.
BTJRTOH'8.? MRS. UVOTT RISPKCTTCIXT AN
nouncea that 1 1 ? r Iter.elSt will tako pluoe naxt Tburaday
evtnitic, May If. on which in laton 'lie n'llicita the fatron
ii bo of liar fricuda and tii" puiilie. First time of the biumtl.
ful comedy nf the VVOMjF.li, A WOMAN K.RBPSA SE
CRET, and other attrai tlvo tiit?*talnmi!ntl, m luditii tho
Dhole talent nf tho aompany.
TUi.??'S.? UUt ANN A THILLON'8 OPERA NIGHTS,
M .nday W i jn' -day ami Friday. M'Ua t.? roiina It u?
tet'a ballot niRbta, Tu. day, Thursday and .Saturday.
Madame otto ooi.Dsciui ii rii.ATE mm.f, jg.v.
n v Liud ) I"*** ti. ac'ioim ? tli ? t i lie will jiv e b< r
LAST WON ERT Bf ? ON K IN AMBBICA,
On Fnii'AV Evknimi. May I. in M?.rMo?ULirAM Mali..
PROU H A M M?.
pa ii r t.
Oycrtnrc? " I.i Vet talo" cl<ontiui
Rumanza? " hlla plangaa la pcillda' (Ni.rman
ni a Paii^i) , . . . .Murcadn, it?
Signer i Itadiaii.
Air? "Hear ye Israel" ( Klijali ) Mundelsavhll
ltfAI'AMe J i \.vy Uoldschmidt.
Fanfciala? " I. a Manelnno" II awniaua
Viiilln? M lioury Appy.
A i ..-"Allien Cr?d'a; #La Sonnambula Bolllni
' All lion pallid S
M/ijamil Jenny GoLngCKMiDT.
I'AItT If
Concerto ? An?lanio uti?l .Ml?*;.rr? ? l-'innle Coldeulinii It*
l'iHunfort< ? Mi. Otto G"l?i?thnii?lt.
a\riik? M Hfttti. f htti" ( Don (ii ivimni ) .M ar 6
Maiiamk Jkn.w Ooumi'iiwidt.
"il Sail arcllo," Irum tlio Itli .Syinplioiiy It
OrehiMtni
14 The Cipny'a Scnrj" ( Camp <?f Silesia). Mryorbect
MAIiAMK .1 I NN \ (i II.DHi'inflllT.
Romanza? '* Lament.. <1 unin ri>nnnl??" rea?li\nt6
Jilgtwr (\ Uatiiali.
' II mo, H?>me ' ( ' luri ) .Bishop
JttAnAM* { J F.N N v (}OIJ>*rifMll)T.
'' Muuntainttr'n Sung/' n Sw?"iiM U nmlody B?r r,
MAI?A.%Jfc Ji;nnv Gur.iiHCKMinT.
CciTjdncti.r Mr. The?*.
Lea<i<r Mr. JoB??ph Burke*
<?pi?n at G^a o'clock: r'oncert to t:?.mmon< e at H.
T he price oftkkotf han h????n lixed at $3, $J, ami $1. Each
ticket Ih aecompanieU i.y a numbt-re<l ciiock, wiu'.h de<. aros ft
ecat hearing a ntrreNiiou'limi; nn ruber.
The only anthfiri?? il i>n ?? for the hb!c of tieHo'.H for thH
Concert will ho upon He'ln? ^day. May ID, at D A. M., at
( liicktrinp.V j ium lVpt?? warorooiiiM, 29? llroadwiy.
Booka QontaininK tlie Wurdu ot th?i Aon??, in En^iifth, #Sor?
man, Italian, an<l bwcdirth, t r halu at tha Uoor ">u tbo even
Iiir of tiie Ct n< vrt. I'ric t mutant*.
11??' la?t. < ? !,??, rt in A.meri< a will take placc on M >n'lay,
May 24, at Car 1 1 (inr 1? n.
Due notice will he ?iven wlu n the ticket# for tho lait Con
cert will Le Ul.
fjlRANKUN V.CS-'E' M, 17.'. CHATHAM SvlCARL -liKQ.
Ltd, I'roprietor.? Two iwfanuiiMt are m?cr every
day. Coinnn>n< ine at o'cl ilt i'i the afternoon, ind at
In the . renins. Thin establishment Is tbt only place ;u 'n?
United States where the ' Model A rtr* tg" run lie seen. l'lie
wbimj is composed of* troape of Artiste ceiaetcd for
tlielr beauty end Ogure, ami ?n aui:>r the supervision of
" M'lle f'ar.inct, Premier Mod I" t< tlii- . 'tuUinl moi i
magnificent caries r ^ r ? ? j t-.tt" will lie r "In ?.<!. ?*?fit'!y
Be I feted from th' u ?t udinin >1 I'Siutinga and a u J f " i ? - wi'.s
now fwptrtlll wd appointments " Lea's I nitial- Oi ? '*
C"'ii puny," tlio oulv rganizr.U band ? f ladies in emit :ooe,
will tpmWDinr; alien . ami cyouifig. Mon*. L?t ?ry, tbe
original Antipodeai I'edontr.an, 'ill imk 'head il?t?*
wurdn," on the celling. at mi alovnti -r, ..I twei ' V . c fee*
tr m the gmnnd, nmi n . htecn I . leu <th, a feat whi"h . ? -wg
all "ruin petit.. rn ii. ? ? ?l,?i!i Tli" (rMteK w .,iler the
world ever produced Monsieur Cam, the *trin/"*t nan In
the world, will break with I'... "iiuk. 1 "-it," ?r. / st .? ^ne
audience may ell "'., tu e"> r with oth r unparulol . ' oats
of s'rength. Th? nnrivallwi tribe f " Acn la tie '-i '.em,"
will nppnar in their wonderful gymnastic i,r.'i,r'Ji m, ?'/,
pr'nincinn grraf x itemi'nt bjr their "itrt.irdinary s?Mbi
tions. A variety <r ii. i "i ? in ? "n'- t t?.intn"iils .ire fiven
every afternoon and cv ? ?? . I. ?< ear. be teen at ao othes
estnl li'hment In the ?> mi. 1. full particulars ?f eaeli
day'." performance, a< 1 ilia >.l the day. Prii ei of admisei a
? Seati in Private Rose 80 < nts; Ottheitrn Seats, vHta
cushioned ar:o tbaira, can's; lioxci. 25 rents: i'allery,
1.,'i rents.
rpilE ATKICAL NOTICE.? NEVf NATIONAL TIILV
J. trc, M .Hti n ?l u ll, and gentlemen >? f acknowledged ta
lent. desiring engagement at this e tahll-htneat (which will
opi-n on nr about thi I - ' September ensuing), may nddr..s,
pint paid, to Mr. CI! A RLE-TWOS. I'ARSLOE, Theatrical
Agent, Button's theatre. Chambers street, New Vurh.
PROFESS* K WILTON. TriF. ORSAT W 1 7. A ft D 0 F TilM
V> 'i ti l, * ilJ 1 uiuiep. e earijf in the tall.
HBMDiL.
Dr. waui> marks astomsiiino ccres? scck
an no nther 4'ietor can do. Either a :nr? er xreat
amendmei. t he) r* twenty-four bnuri. To cc,ntra<-t diHeaa*
in n.ade iner>. nothlnp; by hie treatment, which i( neioaea
Scrfected. Kem< mhor it. The other aitthodi of euro ar#
rva lful ? aj ruo than W.edieeao. CISce coratir Canal itre?*
and Broadway.
|\R. WARDS MAOICaL TKFATM2NT.? DKLICAT8
i" di?eae.'? cured e ith uuexainpled ceWrHy. Nereranff.
failnrei. The ?e, ret of hij (ucceae n the Unfnrtunatew
Friend, and ? aut" tance that errut'e diaeane almi.it ai if by
miracle. It l!? the only njeciy and (a-uifaetory meani e(
euro. OtBce, eornor ot Canal etreetand ilroadway.
UA1MD AND RADICAL CCKES.SCCH AS WILLNOT
be ni'.nthe, but one, two, >.r three dayi, if takes
early- and w hime peririanency ran lie relicl ?n, and that will
not. to your perpetual chagrin and loiie, l.e bKakiux out
a ain ? .an n> #t certainly be obtained by one and all ?f th?
niiTortiiuato from l?r . Wurd. Thi? m roe 'inmended to th#
?rrioue attention ot thote v ho would ee cured well and
quick, and tiioape the lior id ?eoond?ry affectl'.ni, and the
inevitable detection and e that follow <>n t j ? - i r appear
ance. Now and imp .rtaut, dm reri?e enable hiui to mora
than folltl hie promiee* of a < ure, luipoeeible to he eff'jetod
nnder any antl inat'.d metlin 1. Every Convenience for the
treatment pre vlded. Attention heetowed mi l ?? yon will
receive no w here "Ue. Remember that hon lrudi are beinK
lout under other do"tnrH eojely from want of it. Attoutioa
in all that ip needed, beaide# ekill, and with both, on hie pert,
the mi fortunate under him net on moat ma*., ally. Otftoe at
the c< rtier ? l eanal 'trect and Broadway. Book aad adviot
grn'if. Medicine, a dollar.
FAItlS and 1.IIN I il ? N T H R\T M f. S TD T fRIVAIl
D^eanca, in a few hoiire. by a vegetable \pDlioatioaf
wiihoot pain. In c.'nalit'itiocai a(T eti'.na, and diiaeaeefroaa
Improper ha' its, ho combine* medicine with the lecal remo
dy, an I . in eh w any one there are thouMadt who eannet
In cured wit h. ut It, a* he ban i a?ea daily, of years' ?ioratiea
frum the other phyeiclant. In all, bo guaranties a perrna
neot cure. He makes dally ctr.i ot strieturoa, withont
caustic, which others ui<e.?aut?i by their n t > (palllnn Mia
former din ave ? .op enough. Illi dipl ma. with these ani
tin hundreds of other certificates, allow that ? >'hinrea?
e |iial It VV ' were cured in ? lew heur*? 1*. P.r 'vftead, A.
tt ariiig, I*. M.Corbyn.C. Dereud "n.) ape: n ation c ired
me, alter another doctor tried a Uju time ? W. N. Craft, I
piMil over $.1^1 in five y. ar*. to be tared of weakness frota
?clf abn o, withont benefit, but yon cured me by local and
general treatment it a short tluie .Ian. Evans. Yon eured
me oj (lie ? rst sytliilitii aflY-cMoii on aiy b .ly an I face in ?
?hert time, after f ha< beta under t ree peysiciaaa tot a
year, besides using every ,u? k meliolne I e?ald hear of, ta
no benefit ? Wra. Vorgi.s'.n, l'erth Aintor. loo hall' ;.irod
andal an 'oaed eases l^e npcially feli.'its. Srra .*e-< an4
others . an r .ly ou no ?ther proof hut the? > eer*lflo??. s
Where I here Is io mm h Imposition, t r 'r- a*mcit, by !et?
ter, addr>-.'S > <? * 71 Broadway I' .stOffl 'e, N. T, Those who
apply pers. nally have scparato rmnii. ? itliee h i n ' i ? U mom
log till .' and * till 1) evening M. L A K Vlui< t . Surgeon, ?S
IU?d. etreet, sec .nd tl .or Vr .in ISroa 'way.
rpiiEM a n r ? r. i ) w o m a n ? s V wt Va te m * n i < ' a l com
X |.. > i'i a. M auri' 'i ., 1'roTossor of FHseaMt
of Hun tn.? Twentieth edition, c m. . , pp. JWI ? l'rloe, $1.
V?ar ? of ,'iITer ng. of phy.-iral awl ineut .! angumh to eiany
an alfc< tionate wife, ana p< . u iary dill eultu i to tho hue
band, i<> i(- tit have been ape red by a tfcne'y possession of tUla
WorV. I' is in' tided tap .dally fur the" *narri'-l. ? r#tbos?
cor trmpl;ttln t n.arrisge, ?< it dierloaes loije. rtaat Mer?t?*
who ? i si i uld he known th?m ptrtk-'ilarly.
To thoso el b.nl'h do. s not p.>rmit offtu Inereast of
fam ly, it is of special Irnj-ortan -e
(I ore. ain-., ?v?ry lemele -the wife ? the m ther? the ?na
cither I ml. I- < into womenhood. r'hc other in the daellaa
>.| y r;? 'a el. tj uittice cm'^nplat a .in importanl
?hang*. *au ill r ? tai s tyaipi m.'. -n I the mo..?
rdii i. i t r. on .Ii and m >?t rertaln n, i-j vl euro, la eteif
Co to plaint to which her so* i? kibjeot.
(I.itri" t of a I > tor rota u ;eati^oui ?n in Dayt.n, Ohio.)
Dr. A. M. JfAtrrtici'Ai llArrnn. Miay 1. 1*4(5.
Vv i ran Sia? My wire ha-' been perooptiblt sinking fe*
fom? Ihre - years or tror", le r n> i..g j of titr great an
gt >t h aid suffering s ,s? m ? tht l of r* and lnrlng ber eoa?
ihicme it? every so vvsn.i oil! taor- a i.l note debilitating
an.' prostrating her, pi ttang lrr li e In tini<l.ieni laager,
a l ? hi i was, . n the last occasion, lopalrod f. i mpposea
t. . etatc i hin,s was inavitable, aaifritigned myself ta
m< i' tin worst. At this time (now about two months) I
1 urrt y ir bo. k hiihly sp .ken of. as e>ntaiuing some mat
ters reaching iny ease, tin Its receipt an I perusal, I cannej
press to y, n the relief it. atl rd. i my distre s?d mind aui
t'ie Joy Ik* page* Imparted t my ?ir >. on les.-ning that thj
gr at diatov. ry <>f M. 11 1). -? io ,m pruvided a remedy. It
opened a prospect to me wnkh i I ? He eon -Mved was pot
ail le. It ii t for tliis, ere au'th'r ysr wonl-l lavt rassaa
over my bead, in all human probability "'J. hart
teen in acr v rave, ami iny children left m itherlett.
It it, of i ..nrse, Impraetleah! ?> ?.? r.<nv?y m >re fully tht
aerions subjects tr ate i of as ti -r.?r? f a natarc itnctlj
Intended for the married, ..rlhos* eon tern plating marriage.
For sale at ZUBroadwav, and at the Bulilishlngoaec.ua
Liberty street. New Vork; Utile At Cc., Albany; iotcpd
Tucker. Mobile, Alabama: T. B. Wetetson, 98 Chcatnnt
ttreet. I'hilairt lphia. On the receipt of $1, a copy will ba
transmitted by mail, free uf pottage, to any part of tba
I'nited States. All letters must be addretaed, post paid, ta
Dr. A M Manrkeau*, bui l,."JINcw Vork city. Uthot lit
UiiityiUNk