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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-05

Correspondence Of the Hersld.l
BAITIyopE Nav 4 1910

baltimore, May i, 1872
Mn. EproR:-
Ii Il pleasing TO perceive by the Virginia papers,
that the banks of that State have found that their
Interests would be more eiiectualy promoted by an
earlier resumption of specie payments than has been
contemplated by her Legislature. A meeting has
been called by the bank directors to take the sub
lect Into consideration. Ii Is full time they should
DO something 20 amend the broken character OF
ta-ir miserable money, which at present is 81 per
cent. discount in this city. 1t is little better than
tr,lsh-a mere drug, hawked about from post to pill
lar for sale to the highest bidder If nothing else
the characteristic pride of that noble State, should
induce her to produce Il respectable circulating me-
dunn.
have nothing local of much interest. Yesterday
was cold and rainy from morning until midnight
consequently nothing was done in the way of bust
ness nor did anything transpirc, TO my knowledge
worthy OF being related
On Monday evening about eight O'Clock whilst
a considerable audience of ladies' and gentlemen,
besides number Of Juveniles, were witnessing the
performances of debating association in this city,
the floor upon which they sat gave way. and precl-
pated the whole party into the cellar a distance of
about SIX ieet-no serious INJURY was sustained
Since the hnai resumption by our banks, ii has
been computed that much more specie has been de-
posted IN their vaults than went out. Many bust
ness men did not think Of the event until il had
passed Putting Virginia money aside, and our
rency challenges competition. The stock market
has been quite brisk and the general tendency of all
kinds ofstocks is upwards
Mr. j. Cockey OF the g Whcatfed Inn" has
just opened his splendid new house in Howard street.
where tand venture the assertion upon the respon-
sihihty of those who are good ludges0 he will be
able 20 accommodate customers agreeable To their
taste- and desires in the very best style. lie is
clever host and deserves clever patronage.
\ very Interesting ceremony will be exhibited at
II. Mays on the 10th instant, in celebrating the
landing of the pilgrim fathers of Maryland Exten-
sive preparations have been made TO render the
casion highly imposing. The ladies of the Cathe-
dral IN thus city have presented magnificent ban
ner TO the 'Phllodemic" society of Georgetown. 10
be borne in the procession on that suspicious day.
We have a clear beautiful morning. Yours
RODERICk.
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DIR. F. FELIX GOURAUD'S
POUDRES SUBTILES, FOR ERADICATING
HUMAN SUPEkFLIJOUS HAIR

HUMAN HAlR.
'E above preparation has received tho public
probation o some year. past a The most safe. speedy and
s%edy o the *, ION
toilet and entirely annhated those desIsrous
smploysd No lovely Or beautiful woman. who l.s The
slightly appendage demonstration Of beard upper
% & e 81 1 es hSa hs IN
curing bottle Of this valuable powder When applied cold
mo,ns the beard Which Il effect, with more ease with as
much aPid, in satisfactory manner and t less az
touch To uproot the beard Is applied warm,
according directions accompanying each bottle rnce one
GoURAUD's EAU DE BEAUTE, or, True Water of
Beauty for removing tan Pmpes ifeekles Doehes S,m
on, limitations Of is Celebrated cosmetic of e mss
utterly uinous TO HE compile on and by IL
sGoutRfAu riS 'VEGETABLE LIQUID ROUGE, com.
tnse the compile rion able by rubin. with
h'SGsfs " BL eG 2' Spanish Lilly
White gives to the c9untenanee pure life like a,aba-iar
bned WITH preparations for this purpose p cents put up In
M s T 's s: e ar: as be he'd a%
BCIaSas1y and a, g sroSdIgsy hd Ma.
den 1ne-ylsay q L. brown. peIiam.5. Gsne.s: :ss,.
w '9s 70 e M:i1
-AsryandEBancrt Seth s. IIanee, fatt street
Ms Fr.ysef, sTeet-Connecticut- Middetown, f. C.
Is ''sn as% SSasfl .s%sias5s @f.
assaehu,etts-Boson A. s. Jordan Mix ,lrcetLowel
ss.e! ,ap B. fps bsey RI d ii0 + 4
Cowc,,, Main streeiLe- Bull Feld-salem, w. 5. +,
Portsmouth, " r. Pfeslon.-Naine- Portland r. Hayes &
Rhode Ho G caa.
street. ho--Coiumbus, Summer ClaTk.-Nsw Jesey-T.
Every bottle Dr. Gourads Co,metics has his name with
!he name 81 rTeraaon and New York brown on tie four
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OIL OF BARK.

NALOABLE DlstONERY--T. r. MERRIAAi'S Pre-
mum water Proof Leather Composition Of Oil Of Bark
Tor Dickins ,osn'ng polishing and preserving and
no,rting old leather TO beauty strength This
highly approved Oil is now offered public which stfnds
unn'a!icd Tor ITS power Of and
also as waterproof composition for b~ots aud shes.
Having received the Premiums
al Boston, and at the American Institute at New York
~ BDe particular all observe that none can he
genuine without the written signature of T. r. Merriam on the
yellow printed label in tis hand writing his seal r.
T. NJ. stamped on the stoi per of bottle,
For sale Wholesale and rcta, ty j. H. Merriam No on5
Fourth Of Green street and Fourth street New
York; also ty t. r. Meram the inventor New Belfast Mass:
also for sale by b. d. Sands, ~ Fulton street
Gold aud 100 Fulton street, OF William and by
Sands Co II East Broadway Of Market
by A. b. Sands Co., 233 Broadway Of Chambers
street at lms
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SALT RHEUM, SALT RHEUM

rERE now an rrIicIc FOR sale in New York manuac.
urcd by A. b. Z d. Sands - and 100 Fulton street. that
will cure the above disease also Rnswo letter Barca
jackson Ich Scad Head and most diseases of the skin II
remedy b,loc medicine history. Among
the many Gaze. hieh pro, ecctua mention the
Of John Smith wo purchcd boz aud abotle of the Com
csnated Syrup of Sas,p,ns which effected perfect
ii. then purchased nine dollars worth for his friends
Ceritcat G: Mrs r. Srccr We have received letter
from Mrs Elizabeth SIee Of Bellngham Mass. LADY
Neptyree years Of who mentions her of Salt Roum
mont OF medicine,
Tor The last twenty have tried every thing that Ia,
sr n,Sr without any permanent benefit Hearing Of
Jul cecVfSted remedy induced try it, and
LON ,he ilme oeiS'ned IT, was able walk and uy feet
Neic nsiy covered with skithe return of ne alth was
so pd that became wonder to all who .,,, me no, only
W. prlEcg bot aduiyt make known 10 other. who are
aict,d win ths complaint the enc
tanned by the Of Salds's remedy ~ cure nave oo
Bellinglsr, Mass. N"ri IL Srr'A@
INC bottle Of Ssrssrsn which accompanies the remedy
prepared altogether plsn which con,,;, CO.., go,
the strength Of now iu the market. ' ''"' ""e'
Sold By A. II. < d. Sands. No 10 Fulton s,r.., -. -,
Gold; 100 Fulton ST. II East Broadway 2i3 Bn,dss Pr %
81. - uWs .o rice
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J. BRADEN

WOULD most respectfully beg leave inform his friends
aud the public generally that he has completely renovated
and c-opened his Saloons for the reception of those
Who may be pleased honor him with their patronage He
atters himself will be sufficient say those who
been acquainted with the established reputation of his Ice
Trans Sc Tor the last nine years thai nothing shall remain
on his part TO RETAIN aud n possible excel his former efforts.
e still continues the Of in Ill
branches and prepared to supply families and dealers city
or country Wholesale retail Not forgetting tender his
gei" aeknow cdmcni FOR the patronage he has received
same will not be un,yailinc.
400 im.r JOVN ERADFS ,Co,,l
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p O S Il S C. r | P T..
Washington.
Passage of the Apportionment Biii by the
Housc-Rhole Island.
Correspondence of the Herald.l
N,sytTNcroN Tueadav

WASHINGTON, Tuesday Evening.
Passage of the Apportionment Bin by the
House-Rhode Island.
The House have finally passed the Apporlionment
Bill The amendment proposed by the Committee
on Elections directing the legislatures OF the seVe-
raj States TO divide them into single Congressional
districts out OF contiguous territory, was auoP'eu
by vote of l0l TO 90 in the House, ana IN Ooin-
mttee of the Whole by majority equally sinah
= hc ratio of represention Is ~, l1s-sNlls House
If $40 members no State loses any thing, and
there is an increase of sixty-our upon the present
House New England gains 1.-Two IN Maine and
TWO I'm MISUNDERSTANDING y ork S--Pcnnsylvania
ohio II. and on The greatest per cent In
crease is in Michigan which goes from to f. The
impression seems TO be that the ratio will not be
changed in The Senate, but the fate of the amend
ment relative TO districts is more doubtful
The Senate fell into talking humor to-day and
although the session was proracted until late hour
IN the afternoon, small progress was made in the
Appropnatonment Bill
The stories in the papers about federal interference
in the Rhode Island difficulties sending troops from
Annapolis and elsewhere, must all be taken with
many grains of allowance. There has been no in
reference far and it is promised by the EXecu-
tive only in case of actual instruction As to the
transfer OF troops the thing very easily explained.
Fort Adams, at Newport, has been hitherto sarrl-
soned by Il mere handful of men, d skeleton OF q
company, and it was deemed advisable, as precau-
tionary measure, and 10 guard agains, every posi-
BILE contingency to transfer portion of the troops
from Governor, Island to hat post, and these have
been reinforced by par, OF the troops al Annapo-
liz. 1t was deemed possible that in the event OF a
rupture between the State authorities and the fac
tioniss, the arms in the fort at Newport might be
seized upon, and hence the reinforcement of the
garrison.
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GEORGE w. DAWSON.

Wholesale and Retail Furniture and General Fur
nishing Warehouse, No. 81 Chatham street. cor
ner Of Duane street, NeD York.
WHERE he keeps for sale large assortment Of the follow
ing articles, viz: Sdeboar,, Bureaus Bedstcads Cots
Tables Chairs Office and Portable Desks Glass Cases Book
Cases Looking Glasses Dining Centre, Ten and rcr Tables
Pianos Sofas Sofa Bed;tesds Bed. Beddny Palsarer Mat;
Stands, Toilet Tables Candle Stands, Bureau Bed,teads
Also, large assortment of and women's Wearing
pael, aud second handed.
All the above articles offered to the public very
low prices Persons Of said articles would find
their advantage TO make early call the above establish
Shipping orders puncuay attended and packed the
shortest and reasonable Mattresses Bedding
&c. for fitting ont vessels, constantly on hand.
All orders the above establishment will be punctuay
tended to and thankfully received.
N B-Thc highest prices will be given for Second Hand
aoo cnsr
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NO CURE NO PAY.

DR COOPER No. 10 Duane street near Chatham, takes this
IL method informing the public that he still afford, rcliefo
dence the of delicate disease m.rcural aec-
tons and the numerous symptoms arising from the disease Dr.
Cooper from residence of the Hos ials
Europe devoted TO the treatment of this disease and
practice for the last eight that particular branch
such themselves under his Re-
case cured in few days wihou, the of mercury
Treatment viii require interruption fom business alters
in The mode OF ying Persons afflicted with potraccd and
tendance from in the morning until 10 O'Clock night, Office
No 70 Duane street. ma imsr
no THE ADVERTISING DOCTORs.-Gentlcmen
when touched with little accident. should apply 10
the putting nca,med doctors such the Magic Mixture"
Pheniy B'ters' If you doubt. die drops, SC. &c. who
who celebrate themselves the daily fape every lamp
post throughout this city, How long gentlemen, do you intend
old regular scientific doctor accustomed cure such
plant Such Dr. Laurel 1908 Canal street. who
MEssRs MORTIMER HUNT Jewellers and Silver
~! smiths of New Bond street, London and 81 Broadway,
New York beg respectfully apprise the public that their
closed the first day of June NEXT till which period their
stock Of ew, plate plated goods cutlery SC. viii remain
\. B.-The House 10 b. let. a3o ims
HAIR 0lLThere no oil in the world that good
bad To The hair. Every body knows Tint when the hair
Tor dying the han non; but mixture of lime and hrgc
and the hair i not dyed hut literally burned Liquids for diving
the powders, and don't dye the hair the hair
will grow matter how times burned and every
body Know. aT yh, sn the hs full e. hs hair
oftwcnty year,, being hair cutter and having the opportunity
Of examining great mlny heads land blockhead) have made
Compound Esscu,ia Oil Of Amonds for destroying d,nduF
preventing the hsr inln cgmg our and turning This
much dandiuf or soreness Is on the head
For sale wholesale and retail A. Pastors, Hair Cutter les
Greenwich street., New York friee SO cents a bottle
a1c In
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A MIRACLE
TO CLEAR THE. SKIN

Nlmfss, Fieekics, Bloches, Salt Rheum Seurvv Tai,
n. and the Medical Conne Paris dscarsd
wy chemical Soap invented BY NJ Bespni peY.c,
70 cure any di,hguTemen sup.ons Of lhs sin-t
Ii will change yellow sunbumsd or Ja,l al, =. ..,,.
Me- spots or in fact spot dsiacs
aay IN ms city shs won't give her name hor lace was
cured her '~Aes a'orosshV
Sold by the New York Agent J. Joses sign Of tho Anne
rican Eagle, 30 Chatham seet-Pce 50 esnts r.
lynn Mgent l Fulton street, Merchants Cspain and othsrs
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CARL KING.

The well known and DRAFTED Millinery and Ladies' Straw
Hat Nanufac tursr To Her Majesty the
QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
respectfully begx leave To the Ladies that he has
hand splendid and fashionable of Ladies
Straw and Silk Hats: The Straw Hats manufactured
most fascinating and becomin. shape, called
THE ELLsLER COTTAGE,
with Gpsey sides and Swiss Flare around the front The
brds these Hats made Of is of the
the Abort Straw in particular Is pnronscd by
QUEENaVICTORIA.
The silk department. i conducted By the ingenious and
mn-rs equalled The silks the
style frc h imported Trimming and Flowers correspond
Those who wish convince themselves may call No
Canal, Broadway and IL Division street.
NJ Bills Paris Ribbons aud French Flowers, of the
style and be purchased either
al whole sale and retail, reasonable
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SOMETHING NEW.

I EUR'S GARDEN, ~ Bowery.-1he undersigned takes
IL this opportunity inform hi. friends and the pubic that
he ha, opened Saloon and Garden al 20 Bowery, where he
would he happy receive their calls His Soon will BE-
stsn'y supplied with the choicest and best Fruits Conction
s Coffee Ice Crcsms Lemonade aud Soda that the Guy At
lords Every attention will be given his rart 20 make this
Gen and Saloon pleasant snd agreeable resort Ia the ladies'
ahlms IT, LEuP ~ Bowery.
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DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2ca,s Fulton street, near
GFeenwich-Dr. Monison, Member of the Royal College
OF Surgeons London, and formerly the British
vyconn9es TO be consulted daily diseases Of delicate
nature and all those
lndieo9 treatment and npiden Of qusck medicines
Dr. NJ has had an experience Of Twenty-Five treating
delicate diseases IN all their various and complicated forms
and uses mild safe, and inallble substitute for mercury
eadcatng the venereal virus with certainty without subject
ing the patient 70 any nsk restricting him in his usual die
pursuits while his medicines agreeable
smell ornament distractions in the uret such
lures and accompanied with much irritation and dull pain
Of the of and leading ult
mately TO urinary nlas DR.. NJ. structures
tiic manner gradually promoting absorption the tckc ne
membrane without pain.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Thousands of young
suffering from the consequence Of indulgence
secret destructive habit and whose further injured
from the of nostums and pretended specifies which
late only TO induce greater depression Dr. NJ pure
pathological principles, and fails in establishing
also the most obstinate yield to his plan of Letters
post paid and containing suitable fee will the
p9ndcnt full advice and medicine 70 part of the Union.
his giving history of his in detail.
The strctest honor and confidence Observed
40 ms 2Otl Flito,
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WILLIAMS
TN UNITED STATES CASH
TAILORING EMPORIJTM

rIrSNTT . u John STREET, NEAR BROAnWAv
80 nlESEiVED 81 this establishme NJ co,nDI",. -,
s~;ns ~ Ciesns Camsrss, Vesnn4s Gc ssshis ~ ~,
'ir,ns I.eeIruIchassd for cssh >' '~~D'' ios uas
sxs;u & .no me public respectfully n al. and
and be- sa6sd as before leaving ths orders else whsIs
and :. san Ye purchased at any establirhm.ar in -.
economical. -'ss' ''s views Of tbs
~, cDiiLi NE OrricrRs OF ARMY Ann NJ
sseuriy informed that they be furnished are
VI made agreeaby 10 the ai.eie
az Im Oh .teas % per cent from former prices
,s 20 '%5 -, :, w. r.. WILLIAMS.
RED OR GREY HAIR may be chan. ed TO I.:s,--
ourh o, jet Dack IN two three an
o. m cesorated Italian Dye. II has ustly ooe
u?n lar 81 rpsssny all others in use AID M. epul,
without ne least injury either the hair or skin esoa
me 1imeuty Oh procuring suitable article for eoar
Guilty removed, all who have the irslis. M am
sorne willing testimony Of its efficacy. For sale BY Nh
bands Co., 23 Broadway, corner of Chamber A a q q D.
Sand ~ Fulton corner of Gold, and Fulton ~
William and Sands & Co. II East Broadway. ~oinef 81
French Polishing Paste.This article com binat Of a.,
mfnary substances having strong affinity for each otS.
whc VIII unite and form compound altogether new in ~,
Character The blliancy and durability Of he poisI II III; -
parts TO the mos, delicate article Of furniture such As msaa
leather military Sc Unsurpassed Its spplios on
easy requiring little labor article 10 II" or
gina beauty For sale by A. Is. Sands Co ran,s R,It
igs gag Broadway corner of Chambers street, also bv
r. Sands 10 and 100 Fulton d. Sands Co n Raj
So way. Inee - cents a26 imsm
GOLDEN SWAN HOTEL No. 90 North Third ,re.,
ri lew doors above Arch, Phladsl Shis-Boad ST DER
seventy persons II, ION ia o'
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES COR DON BENNET r

CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
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per copy Country subscribers furnished At the rate Ion
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RIO MERCHANTS, BRE " r.j,s, on, D..rty sns-
TO LET--Ihe Cellar OF No. 80 ys,i 49,, 49,. ~ =
from Market slip. IL Is well c,cuised ssg- ..,,,x 49,
fecty dry and spacious, . ievt irnt ty iji,u %
and feet hisb. Apply on h- .stnSt ~ M,:Hs. .
Kent >lW. A,6 Inc
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JUST RECEIVED.
CARPETING, &c.

CARPETING, &C.
CHEAPEST IN THE CITY.
h@sat kas. sD Door N Sa S fable ard M"
Amop5 hs goods many and rich pattern. Of Eng
beauty, quality and cheepness IN the city
Persons about furnishing their houses invited give
al Im~ l.. MARCY,
Mr.; BECKER, TAILOR, from PARIS, - Fulton
f ve ' s vii osna ss
M w" M the 5 o%
' #. e Ess by III. sooans., Of ,e clo.. III. on,, Of Ii,
goods , and his onG Gdse Fees to give AZ fac % to o:
the with which he has been honorsd
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY offer for sale at i2l
Tea; & wS in any GGa s not ss than -four INC
full s,i.fSon requested that they be Iroush, baeEhs
- made an rtanSe%s" with siui and d .csns
sn s GaS hi The h Particularly !. Of f s ea
from age or disease The gentleman will examine the eye,
power Of the glasses required.
the eye and OF vision peculiar to the sudoae S
sed are pr M 3D. BY the Of TfG.ae He
vented seadnns Spectacle Frames particularly useful in
The ropcia6 VIII attend every day from 10 A. M.tosPM
DR. Elliott ofn M and 0rS VII attend his
2dl Broadway, entrance in Warren street. a23 lm-r
KALSOMlNE PAINT. The Kalsom,c Paint having been
IA severely tested III this city during the winter months,
the patentees recommend with renewed confidence
Exhibiting in New YORK. a of am" a TS%
aes uperiluou among the most prominent the follow
ing
kalsomine Colors permanent lumnou. and
occasioning offensive smell injurious effect upon
health, and dr. wing few hours. Kalsomne Paint may if
properly applied be washed when soed according direc
tons III the circular.
odF received and K1 %GsoSS FS {! bEror
feb q 3m* 30, Broadway, corner Franklin.
GRAND SPRING MEDICINE.-WHITWELLS TEN.
" PERANCE BITTERS, WITHOUT WINE OR Al.
your food Then use these bitter they will also greaty
and of dyspepsia aundce weak
OF ie stomach debility, &c, They purify the blood and
and peassn ry hen Pce IS cents a'e mia
Sold by A. d. d. Sands druggists. No. Fulton
of Gold street. and 100 Fulton OF William Also
sold by Abram H. Sands Co., No Broadway Of
Chamb es David Sand. Co., No. II Broadway
ner Of Market street. APP 3n* m
DOlSONS.-Dr. FEUCHrWANGER has removed his
Office from No. Courtlinlt No. Wall street
Broadway His universal approved Poisons for
Mating bedbugs, moths, cockoahches nice mosqueocs
his seed protector for guarding seed when planted
the attack Of the grbworm and other will be found
ndpensaby and highly useful in the present
He be constantly coasulted his
cics Of yemin.
Dr. agent for the manufacturers aquaorti. pure nj
trc and muratc acids copaiva capsules solution Of
gneous acid lunar caustic loeches &c Sc by the package
and at retail
~ D-Moth cecualy ertcminscd and prevented to exist
IN wooens iannes carpets upholstery, such chairs tables,
from bed rooms, besteas bedding SC. Dr. r. in his Office
No. | w all street from y To o'clock a25- l.Bc
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

on TIE PRINCIPAL or
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE
FROM THE COURIER AND ENQUIRER.
DENTISTRY-I, j. often that We permit ourselves TO
~ in of euogy of subect which
DO no, within province. We have NOT sufficient
knowledge do it, the rst place. unless indeed
be- vbe tan.abe and this the the present
Mr. Leyett, Surgeon Dentist who arrived time
FROM London has brought with him me hod which he
ha. IN successful practice here Of supplying the loss of
real teeth by artificial without the
such ga,ures, springs pegs ordinary nor is
the operation when completed followed by any
pain. lie best describe his ethod himself. We will
however add that patients whom he has provided with
of these Embellishments delighted
with that they have permitted him refer enquers
them who do apply from idle curiosity but with view
Of prohttng by lie conviction actual animation will
produce.
NJ LEVETT, Dentist,
n21 limit geo Broadway, corner Of Warren t.