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psike ship Vel, Chadwick o% London and Ports;
ut ssSsrs: Has been S up
with Georges Banks since q inst with light sW winds
IAN and s. Helena 22d April with teas &C. to Lewis Co. Of
Ship Liberty No1on from Liverpool May with mdse to
s IUaa steering s :
Isea days West Georges shoa with moderate head
Snip PoaIsc tof Portsmouth NH, Parker from Have ID
eaehsased With one IF the III Ha S,,
steering to the Eastward showing signal with letter
Bremen ship New York. De Harae, as days from Bremen
Nth mde to oerchs Kruger Saw several large cebergs
ss IoT J dT % .ssp
Washington NC 8 days; Pampliso for do
Brig Allen King of ScItuate Manson ii days from Foxardo
TX with s7 hhd 90 ebs sugar 2s cks moasses Laaa
Let bg Of Boston for Guadaoue in 20 days. schr
can vessels
British brig Qu,duple, Swan, days from Bermuda The
Falcon hence 3oth u Brig Lady the Lake passed Ber-
muda 9th Spoke 3th inst lat 81 lon 72, brig Orole
Schr Bdgewater (of Kingston) Alden days from Qua
yama Pr with l02 hhds 80 do moasses Rosere
x Co.
r sfh E.ssa sS y from r Nsrs s:s
Sarah, and Comet, for NYork; Hulado West Indies.
Schr Melvna, Willis days from Newbern NC. with naval
sehr Washington, Gaskl, days frsm Washington. NC.
Schr Joseph Potts, Hawkins, York River wood
Schr Model, Birdsall, Virginia.
Schr Amelia Strong, Baltimore, -four
Schr N L. McCready, Somers Philadelphia coal. TO L
McCready & Co.
Schr Sarah Abigail, Wilson, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Paragon, Phil delphia coal
Schr Sarah Augusta, Parker Philadelphia coal.
Schr Hatfield, Gray, Philadelphia, coal
Schr Jane Henderson, Evesons Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Pemaquid Fossett, Calais lumber, Smith * Boyn.
ton. Sailed in co. with schr Surplus, for Philadelphia.
Below.
British ship John Garrow, from Liverpool
Ship Rhode Island, Andres, from Liverpool.
Ship Katharine Jackson (of Batimore) from Bremen
One ship, one brig, unknown.
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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S

all those where manly vgor is impaired where the
mental physical
indulgence "a ne passions, particularly by those solitary and
and debility the Hygean Renovator will be found inalble
remedy ltrestos the Of reproduction both
healthy action, aud impotency, by nfusing
energy into the system In many instances the effect nstan
remove sterility by restoring healthy uterine action Refer
be many physicians who have prescribed the
Renovation with those affections also n Dyspe
weakness Of the back and ons aud affections Of the urinary
organs. Sold only the importing Agents 20 Fulton ST.,
New York Price 81 bottle Of ounces and forwarded to
all parts ofthe Union.
NJ B.-Copious directions accompany each bottle
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Died.,

On Friday evening, 9Th inst Mrs. ANN Cook, aged 81
years.
Her friends and those of her sons William Henry B.,
john and L. r. Cook and her son-n-law r. PRIME are
respectfully invited to ae nd her funeral this Sunday
morning at % O'Clock precisely from the house of the
latter, l07 Cross corner OF Mott street, the White
Plains buryng ground. Arrangements have been made
with the Harlem Railroad Company to carry those per-
sons attending to and from White Plains
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EXT. COPAVA. C7IRRRN. &C.

he most sIeedy the MOST certain aad eectuM
"a ~ or me cure Of Gonorhs elect Seminal Emissions
II from the Urvthrs. This medicine peasan
.acs 1T from smell and in portable form being coacentrs-
curing those diseases. Price ST ~ ~ -
On GLOvEki consulted usual in those difficult and
u.ee Nodes and Mecnrsl Diseases arising unsk
tan should consult Dr. Co., whose
medical requirements enable him cure those
have devoted ss attention to this class Of g. has
ceed himself to Office practice for the fourteen wears
Surgeon. -''''~'- a"u
His Offices No. Ann street. Few doors from Broadway
Private entrance fourth door fsm the Museum Lamp al H.
inner Office door in tho evening. - e
Letters confidential addressed to Boz All Lower post OFca
New York will be daily attendedto s2a inarr
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WEDTCAL NOTICt

CTR Anglers AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form o,
variety Of Syphilitc Mercuria other disease or who
have been only half cured by qcks had better carefully
Dr. July contracted certain private dis
ease and immediately appedo adoctor who
me ~ week continued with him two months, but
duay getting worse tried after another all the ADVERTISING
Doctors, and each one promised positively me- al
length discovered the object Of these was and that
not doctors concudcd go o the hospital WHERE
the doctors Kept under mercury Tor eight weeks
my throat and nose ulcees pains IN all my joints and
body covered with complete skeleton; the
doctors considered dangerous give medicine
and advised soutbm climate. left the hospital, and by adj
vice OF several friends placed myself under your the
Of January we'll and restored perfect health
wish this published. THOMAS GREEN
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, N. Y.
DR. Cooper every matter how long
staading Of Geet Structure and Seminal Weakness, aud mild
Of private maades cured in 40 hours without interfering
with the patients habits With the sxceton Of Dr. Johnson
Of II Duane street. DIR. Cooper OF Duane street, the
only qualified Physieisa who adverses In this street.
a29 lmsrc
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c q M M Il IL CIAL.
New York Safurs1a Il

BREApsrurrs-Flour has improved a little. Gcnesee
is now up to 81 56t a 4 Gay.
CorroN-The sales to-day amount to 500 bales nj tho
previous rates current The demand all this week has
been active and during the last few days higher rates
chiefly for the Continent, although Liverpool buyers
have participated to considerable extent The total
sales for the week amount to 1000 bales and we adj
quotations oneeighth of cent at which the
market is established.
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-Freights to LIVERPOOL dull at farhng to Havrc,
free at fye.eighths Of cent Stock, So 900 bales.
HAY-Common qualities Of North River bale we quote
at 40 45c. Prime is held at Soc The receipts are
and the demand limited.
WHrsxEY--Domcstic, in drudge casks is held at 2lc.
Western and prison bbls. are firm at 81 q 2l5c
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THIRD EDITION.
THE PRIVATE TREAT ISE.
nv DIP u AIPH

DESIGNED enable individuals undertake successfully
and privately. the Of their and also give
clear and faithful description of several disorders fire.
quenty mistaken for yeners which afford wide field for the
The authors rank graduate of Edinburgh his letters Of
dncti2n from Sir Cooper Of Londsn to Dr. Mott of this
sion to refer to almost physician Of abe city
must be considered sufficient ground for work
To be had only 88 Greenwich Price ST. Ii be
sent by unbound. myl5 Im*ec
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DOCTOp JOHNSON, II Duane street, so well known to
- the victims Of Syphtic diseases, the most successful
that New York boast Of in the treatment of
ss destructive and masdy still to
illegally qualified practice Physic and Surgerythat pos
knowledge OF general disease Superior TO threeous
your general Physcins-and that his skill in the treamen,
and Of ariety yenera Disease
only from every part Of the United States but they come from
the West Indies and Cada cure, average COO patients
take this method sTangers the coaa
their disease Livery undertake make no chagp
No matter how long you may have elect Sicture Ulcer
bones q the legs will and can you i your cura
bic Constitutional Weakness sometimes called Seminal Weak
ness brought by ecrehab INDUCED in by young ms
have paid much attention TO the treatment OF this maay May
unfortunate victim Of this has experienced
sautay Dyspepsia weakness OF the limbs aud small
OF the back confusion Of intellect orgetuness pia!ion Of
the heart society only symptoms oil tins com
plant II my directions followed guarantee Post
paid letters Of containing 81 for advice at
tended With the exception of Dr. COOPER Of Duane
DR. Johnson Duane the only regular educated
Physcisn and Surgeon who sdvcrtises in this
tuSv
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GUANOR arrived direct from ichsboe, per Shak-
" speare The various experiments made from this cargo
has proved quality equal not superior to any Other Guapo
kept any time without losing the ammonia Eor'ssle cts
suit purchasers, by Elk. COLLlNS& CO.
jsi 90 IS 6ousp "
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HUNI'ERLAN DISPENSARY,
3 Division street, New York,
ESTABLISHED A. ID.

by THE PRESENT PROPRIETOR, for the successful
treatment Of disease Of and for the sale Of
DR. Hunters Red Drop. This medicine is the only remedy
disease without injury to the constipation and without diet
prebensive treatise accompany each vial with full directions
whthis warranted to eecua in all cases how
trouble to the patient and in shorter sce of time than 9th
ys Albany, Division street, stairs. No agent Buf
falo my 6 lmos*rc
nR ABBOT may be consulted confdentally at his Office
~ is Duane street. where afflicted with delicate disea
;ss old syphtc Ulcers Diseases Of the Bladder Ureha and
the best hospitals Europe besides sixteen years
city Of New York entirely devoted the of delicate
diseases enable him speedy and radical III.
worst cases without the use Of mercury DR. A. feels conf
ing humanity from the above diseases than any other Physician
in New York. Beware Of mpositions nd do msake-i6
medicine may be had prevent the above diseases all then
varieties Attendance from A. M till 10 p M Charges
sonable. ms lmsrc
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o. h DE- 'DIV, n -NpW

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTOR EVANS, No. i2 Peck Slip, near Water street.
- New or has been than forty years in the successful
practice OF physc and surgery particularly curing perfectly
those desperate of variety Of disease old OBJ
stae ulcers conce II the throat structures &c. caused by
matte choose an s % o s s ae
and most this cy his practice M
astonishing after they have been expelled from the Hospital
incuabe His offices well arranged for privacy Call
Slip and be convinced His charges reasonable
and all guaranteed ale tm*rc
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DOCTOR j. p. TARBELL'S
TET. RR4T,ED DTT.yC

THESE wei! known and truly valuable Pills. justly
LIBERATED for their beneficial effects becoming
the most popular family medicine Of the day. thew
ranted specific for the of mot all the d
that flesh her to but for The ioowin-Lver Aec
Scroula Bilious and Diseases Of the Chests Short they
nnrivaed and family should be without them they
time ENCLOSED il EACH box and none
For SALE wholesale and retail the principal depot Han OF
Pharmacy, +. p. HASKELL & Co.. corner Of Broome and
Mulberry streets.
DR.. TARBELL will be in his Office, corner Of Broome and
Mulberry Streets from to AM to and to in the
ing.
NIB Those wishing obtain the sole agency for these Pills
in the State make
effect BY addressing the proprietor above liberal discount
allowable. IN IN Zee
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nR MARSHALL HALL one of the most celebrated Physi.
Il practice among the no.ty Of England and
through the continent OF Europe and in instance where
suits not only restores The functions Of lie but exclusive
y directed to the of such complaints from dsor-
ovssC1 q M aSr
or loss Of sexual power and debility arising from
early indulgence solitary habits weakened the power 81
their system and fallen chronic debility BY which
mentality kept up which places the individual state OF ankle
during the remainder Of life The consequences arising fcm
suit but branch to moral weakness
debility brought by habit INDUCED in by young
i limbs and nd" . mail
ss this as we hs
sa 5 and
hoss e. agents fer hs limited States Price - bottle
CURE YOUkSELF-PklVATE DISEASE
Cure Youelf aad the modification and shame
city, object sodia gain at the expense Of your
onyour children worse than the disease itself
Delaying cure and accumuatng length you
not the quack specifics because they cheap they are
Gn tsng fa %a srE s sS 0 @
s msEey 'ea s to f1 you into the purchase hs
deporable and melancholy daily Witnessed n the course
OF his Practice by the advertiser from neglected or maeat
aersy Is n s.s
mig CURE 1y which every one who has
bly, himself without violence to his sensb.tes, or SUBJ
% s M Co%se Of ack By letter
Recspe' will be sent by maPrce S. Particular directions
as 70 det mode symptoms ofdiseass its differ
rection accompanying the recipe. " ~ "
Connected with this subject suggestion POSSIBLE ost
is made impossible and us the progress this oathc
some disease, and eItemlnae its certain means
by which this most desirable end be obtained can be OBJ
tanned by addressing above Price S. mgr lmD&Vfrc
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MEDICAL NUIICE.
nOCTORS r. & j. BLAKE, Consulting Surgeons esta.
II bhed 1928 for the Of all diseases the Ur
nary and Genital Organs have removed their private Office
No. Is Dey street first block from the Franklin House. An
extensive practice in several thousand enable them
confinement restriction mercury Syphilis its first ap
rearance well as in its aggravated FORM
few days or hours Structures Of long standing week Pa
and secresy Sufferers early imprence will
with especial attention and an iniallible remedy.
Terms moderate.
mia Inns OFFICE Is DEY STREET
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M ARITI M e "a e r Id
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 8.

SUN RIsEs... .......4 IS MOON SETS. ...... 81
SUN sETs..............72 q HIGH wArERJ. ... 10
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READ THIS

LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line especially
those of long standing advice and gra
s the first application neither residence required
No 81 Reade street q HEINE M n
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DR.. Wheeler, OculiSt

No. % (LArE 33) Greenwich STREET, NEAR THE
BATTERY New YORK,
nEVOTES his exclusive attention Diseases Of the Eye
and Ophthalmc Surgery and the public that there
subject disorder Of that organ which be
sentay relieved entirely cured by him. The number
Of undoubted testimonials which be his Office will
satisfy the public that his practice exceeded either in
extent by that Of any other Oculist in the United
States.
Dr. Wheeler has made arrangement with the emf
manufacturer III Paris for constant supply Of
ARTIFICIAL EYES,
which nearly resemble the natural appearance
bear the closest scrutiny and observation without the differ
being detected. Dr. Wheeler will insert and furnish
them moderate terms.
~ Office hours from A. M. and o'clock p M, after
which he visits door patients. mY17 Inns lie
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DEAFNESS.
)RS. CASTLE E. EDWARDS, AURLSTS,

Dol Observation-Disclosures
nto to testify that he was invaded home as unfit for duty
oftoa deafness and discharges from his ears
while in New York his way England he placed himself
under the professional of Dr Castle and Edwards Aurss
Under their he his hearing
to his military duty. H. McNEVEN, M. D.,
Surgeon to H. b. M Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
for ncpent Deafness Ear Ache Pains Buzzings
or singing sounds the collections Of hard viaed
remedy curative in all diseases OF the upwards
twenty years. Offices removedto 3si Broadway White
INF m oh
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THE EYE.
DIR. POWELL AND DIR. DIOSSY,
OClILISTS AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEONS,
HAVE removed to the premises lately occupied by Dr. FL
practice exclusively confined Diseases Of the Eye opera
Of Vision. Dr. Powell formerly studied for five years with the
celebrated Dr. jacob Of Dublin the discoveer Of the Mem
otis for similar period and subsequently acted assistant in
his extensive practice.
6P.M.
Artificial Eyes inserted.
Entrance IA Warren street. mid 1m* &c
EYES, EYES, EYES.
A RTIFICIAL EYES made and inserted by Dr. ]
n GRAY No 119 Bowery. N. ", the only manufacturer OF
the Human Artificial Eye in the United States myis lm* IN
LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, Nc
THE Loss OF FEET AND LEGS NO HINDRANCE
TO THE ACT OF WALKING.
John H. THOMAS, Cork Leg Maker, &c.. Grand street
corner Of Madison street, New York respectfully informs
the public that he manufacture ARTIFICIAL
LIMBS plan the and less complicated having
through necessity invented made and artificial leg for
forty years. and been manufacturer for thiryv years. feels
confident of giving satisfaction all who cali him Legs
Hands, Arms, or the common Wood Leg.
". BAH letters must be post paid mills smwec
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-21

This warike and desperate key Of the "organ" at
Washington has found very feeble echo the Demo-
cratic party large far extends and that
mostly from the six by Mines Peaee-posce with honor
80 national character and safety national rghts-honor-
able adjustment and really seem even
to the general Democratic rary be objects Of almost
much interest and value the election Of Public Printer
or the furtberanee Of O Presidential intrigue
The United States Gszette says
~, laughShe TO in the Union extracts from small
LOcooco pS9ers, laudng the bold and patriotic tone Of
the organ on the Oregon question" Truly bold has been
that tone "The whole nome" sad the Union, IN It's
bold and patriotic tonoJfhe whole Of Orogon;"
and the small Fry responded "the whole none" But the
sober responsible editors Of the parry, whe had vng
ge, and character maintain beyond the Administration
said that such language would do and when the Ad
minsuaon heard that the Union ssid with bod and pa
tiohe ione,""i only the whole Of the claim
not the fsory The best portion OF tho Locofoeo press
10 using language with reference the Oregon question
thst will have effect upon the Administration in the set
dement, Of Oregon"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-21
Z" Bamboosling ,"

According to his organ, Mr. Polk will recon-.
mend the repeal of the Taritfof ls42-the Wing
Tarif-yes, the WING Tariff of 1912, that re-
deemed and regenerated the country! That Mr..
Polk will do so, who can doubt for who sup
poses the "Organist' would gratuitously quarrel
with his bread and butter and the Public Print
ing
But let the country not suffer itself to be bam-
boozled, to be "humbugged" in this matter The
recommendation of the Message will be for effect
onIy-Somhern effect-political party effect
There is no expectation Of touching the Tariff
substantially, and we verify believe, no ,rish even
on Mr. Folks part. Pennsylvania alarmed, is
rallying one man to its support and that is de-
cisive,
Calhois,isni is to be humbugged for the Goth
time-that's all!
A Correspondent Of the New York Herald,
says:
"The reorate il with increased corroooranon
from accommodating evdencesthe fact is. the South arc TO
be baboczed upon this subject of the tar Yes in the
language of Col Benton which, in the Senate, Clays
bank bl ne proved be legitimate English from Rich-
ardson's quaro d conary, they be bamboozled
sir-ihey be bamboozed" strict South Carolina
tariff pass Senate The idea OF such
thing perfectly prePOsterous-sn unmneaIed aosu'ey
IL be DONE And, with all the prophetic insinnatons
organ leading the conclusion that the President
will recommend Southern tariH tell the South
Caronisns they right giving faith TO such deu
zion. Incidental protection will be abandoned-hs
President will recommend its sbandonmsnt even in
sdmi, OF wide Interpretation IS tie abandonment
Of all protection"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-21
Diseovrse Of M. Rips,.

We conclude this noble discourse today and taste snd
information must have greatly declined ia Virginia and the
Union, u do not make vivid and profound impress
We know Of American effort in the historical or bio
graphical line, IN which the subject and tho characters have
been 90 thoroughly congratulated strongly and candid
W exhibited, and the purpose Of History powerfully cd
vsnesd. When II Is remembered that John Hampden was
the leader Of true British and American Liberty It must be
eonf'Fed that grsser theme could scarcely have been
assigned to, or chosen by, Biographer
Our limits debsr Of the pleasure Of pointing out many
bings which proposed call attention, many sne
passages sod striking thoughts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-21
HlFL Csmpiim,nf 10 Hiusi,iow M,,t.

lodge Beusn, Of Georgis, Ia Consequence apparently
q q Caucus vote Of the Wing members Of tie Georgis
Legislature, proforring Judge Dougheuy TO him. 10 81
bis Vaesney after Msrch, 1877 IN the Senate u the T.
States, resigned bic IN the Senate spaghtwsy the
fses seized upon by the Democratic Press TO accom-
pisb gvOfold purpose. l. To fan Wing divisions, I'd
To dsrogss from Judge Beren by representing him ss
etioo. 20 hs own psuy, end TO slsnse him, II possible
from that p,uy BY representing him injured and per-
secuted nsnl (Kad-syRpsihsde souls thu u hey ueD
- To ell this sod fursgo tho Wing msjOray Of the
L>ssfurs Of Georeis hsvs given prompt ssn6esnt and
~cssiys sristas The election supply the remainder Of
lodge Befrens coming on. the Wings took him up
sad uusBnossy replaced him where he was. 10 his great
bot 70 their greater honor!
80 that all the crocodile tsss for Wing division and
ledge B.uiens fate, hsYe been wasted.