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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21

HAvREIShip Observation-Disclosures Bardere, of Paris; Phlip
baIdere, NeM fork-238 in Storage.
HAvArAIShp Hamburg-Mrs l. Deyal Miss Z Jami
son, MISS Older Churchill, Hemingway, T Scull M
Ayw99io, Z Euaz, NJ Mao, + Parto T Marley
MAIANzAs-Barque FaImouh-N Cross j. Springer G. Doty
iBaddlng Baker Bishop, + II Gill.
roNcE' rk-Schr Tasso-Mrs Howe children and SER
New ORLEANs-Ship Union-Mrs Ann Lee, Mrs Robt Hall
ana children, Mrs Everett Mrs Hart, Mrs Cressa w Muir
ter, Masters + and Duncan-65 steerage.
MoBiLE-Bng Sarah Brown-Mrs McElroy, Miss Schuy
MISS Louisa lsaacs, Miss Pearson MIR Halsead-l0 in the
Emily-Mrs G Moffett and two children
Miss = Moohett Mrs Sommers, Miss Sommers, Mrs
lady and two children Lalane lady and child
nlmpson " stephens, ID Lynch, Satere, Fl Harman G
IvERrooL-Steam ship Britannia Boston-Cap Richard
Baker, Lieut. Col Thorpe Lieut. Meason Lieut. Granville
oyie Key Mr. Arnot and lady, Rev Binney, Sir Hy Cad
yell Mrs jeffrey Miss Alexander Miss Knox Miss Bailey
Donna Mercedes Mendye Don Rafael Mendve Don Pascua
Mendve two Masters Richards Mr. Crowninhsds lady and
Shards Mcneil s and lady Bates Scott HARRISON
Ernest Eyers Pckersgll Jas Laurie Marks Radcliffe Hy
Jordan, John yinn. Mitchell, X Champ Carlrae6 10
Hafx,Col Butler lady children and servants Can't Fz
herbert lady children and Capt Jos Wills Master
butler tanase, Saunders, John Tucker, Ralph Rhodes
" m Eddison JOS Greaves-2l Halifax Boston-Miss
N2wo9d Ms Cassidy and child Captain Zulheke Clarke
; dy aGa a,a Meedse Geay Jordan, Fraser Cas-
NYork. ~ o"' VI
sCARDESAs-Brg Confidence at Newport-Frankn Gage U
SConsu Nss'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21

NEW ORLEArs-Ship AIexander-7o hhde tobacco 4 pke,
MGg oIhso pnieyIa pkg. Mauresl, Thompson Adams
loo9 pig lead McCoougho tons iron Davis Brooks-So
bales Henry- lr 269 hhds lard Wilson BrowniO0 brls
hams Lockwo,d co9i cks bacon Perry Nlahews3 sa5
dam Sage coOi bale. Heary Newbod Grub do
OK Dr box Sprague Holinrood- baleI cotton Bolton
-8 do oanksl0 brls lard oil Suar-l0 cks Lbs IN.
gar 20 bales rope cutting y Statoni bales cotton ood-
4 aids to order.
New 0RLEANs-ShipJane Ross 200 hhds tobacco Tbomp.
SON Adams-2 Mashee43 bis cotton Holbrook Nelson
&Ses1s Morgaa-sS rope cutting Bsrson Popsso Obs
~ hss nails Kentng-l0 lard Heran Lees-l42 kgs lard
Gwo fks bb iron Cark1l2 srs on stores Barring
80 pkgs mdzs cks bis Whte3s bxs Higgs-
, q, hemp sayre23 cks hams Perry Mathews co2
z sols allow 4 Birsa-i br Holt co22 hhds Spot
tres sugar s tres q bbs pork bis cation hhds tobacco TO
NV OnLEAss-shp Unions bbIs soap Barlc-o Dbl.
oterces sugar Chastcain PonyeIs bundles i.abey w
Bnck-2a bbls hemp Newbod Caft-2o bales cotton = d
Morgan-l0 bales hemp TO ode6 erces hams Perry Ma.
heTs COZ bales hemp Wilson BumsIs scbemerhorn
son25 bb taow BudeiI"so hid, sng Durnst John.
Pope70 Souter Brothers co.'s hides Sia,cn,e h,
moss Stanton trsst-sb dIs steel NsyIor CO. cases q
p 10y candles kingsandt tierces bbs grcs"s W
Waish-'8 casks orderG bbls cask X Tuckera, NM,
pp' rSr-2 boSe, Sui Thomson-i Pomeroy col
saleo hemp Tuck Whte-7C Levsrich- coils rope 80
40 deer skins cask Cooperl23 bales 20, do hemp a.
lead Wilson Brownrons bbls seed 3trun ore-sis oys
1000 Paten Colyate.se sdo ordsr--2s,s MeCglousS
NV OsLEArs-Bmque Trcnton-.
; '-pork 50 do shoul.
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Foreign Importations.

LyERPooL-Ship Leopardi983 bags salt Shields-2o0
cks Lee coos bIs Tin Phelps, Dodge COZ cks Wood
pig iron to order. - $3.50
HAyRE-Ship Vctora-3I wine bx silks Bossange-Oo
bskts wine Lentelhorn0 bskts wine Ramsay Croo-i48
bsks wiDe \ Zmmermsnn-s mdse Cohill Henning-3
Barring Wattle3OO bss wine Chas Hcerdt3 ca fnmurs
Barden12 cs mdse Meneyt-2 do Dcrham-i cs do
schulz Bludem-l1o bskts wine Gilbert Davs-I bale
Bateau Guille--l30 bskts wine NJ Williams & Goldman
pkgs mdse Derham Mooe3j burr l22 logs wood
6 clocks order-l0O bskts wine Colemb Irlin3 cs mde
Chas Kcreeeldt4o SKIS gum II schneider73 bskts wine
phews-20 bskts wine ID Lines = -
MALAoABrig AchlleslG6 ar pipes 200 Indian bbls wine
44H bxs 60 hi do $50 Aguire Galway 100 or
wine Sc key. i'2s I.s 1,i hf do sn. waiting.
WORTH zoos bxs 1859 If do or asns Stalker zoo bs. i'm
b 90 zoo q do raisns Harmony, Nephews 4 co.
HUI-brIs Commaqnd-l casks nseed oil POS casks mse
MorewoodS grindstones Jessopl2 bbls fpse Saud.
Fqer-2 bales woos casks 200 big casks Pari.
white to order.
NEyvIrAs.Brig Charles Hemmond-a9 piece. mahogany
tons iustc tons copper hhds erce Dbl moaases OO
lbs copper Brett Voseo erces moasses bbs sugar Holt
Owen, " - ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21

syrs James do; Peruvian, Black Boston; Albert
nal NiShols Pr9vdence Lebanon, Brown FORK Below
Wsm Miison Bake! from Boston, CID Demarist. Patsr-
slSas E a.seS M.v ,a.s D''''a'' '''r =
Sid VIM Burke Heddn; Nassau Chester and Thomas
s SSmsss New OK; Eliss Ann Tyler Elkon Susan
CHARLEsros May i6Arr Ambassador Knight Liverpool;
SAVANNAH, May i5-Cld Gendover Parsons Liverpool Ed
win, Pierce, do; Nicholas Brown Andos Boston: Gins ia
seph Tinghas Liverpool VIM DAVIS, Handy Phiadsphia
Arr Savannah Hawley, New York; Gen Scott Doughty Had
Inns Kingston Jamsica Usage Hall Boston; Triton Sander.
Month"; May l2-Cld Edinburg Crocker Boston; America
TreadwelI, Niork; Clara Penhaow, Liverpool Arr Paul
Jones' Watkins do
NEw ORLEANS. May iI-Ar Oroznbo, Foot I'm Marxelles;
Oceanus Higgins Antwerp; spland Poor Boston; Sodan
Shaw, Liverpool Element Turner Alphabetically Juniata
gsaeaIa dol Wabash Hsih.wsy and ArvS% Smith New
Lancaster Loyeland, Norfolk Robt Mills, Darling. Sa
bine Ryer Tcxas Warsaw, Burdick, Xermillion Bay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21
Miscellaneous Record.

PACKET SHr QUEEN THE WEST, Capt. Woodhouse fo
Liverpool will sail to-day.
PACKET sHIr GLADIATOR Bunting for London will sail to
day at 10 O'Clock.
Boston gale on saturday When i've mile.
sf
Rs p
one E w Cozzens Of Trenton Me- was saved. -Four have
same gale crew saved IN he lie boat A''' N "e
ss G% f.,
struck the bar where The bra, her cabin window
I ,csd 10 z % III sS T
she lies bged. Most Of her cargo Of lumber will be
There other disasters sas
Mf5exT =, ssa 6s l.RanS Nsg c5.an:
mas. apdIg with the heel q the topns'. a!o bulwat.
Il : ssh ss into cess% the
w S c01Isc! on ih p;, e. Csrs Cod ws lk III
Il. sons an her .
crew The wa. about Is old md h.d about 3o bush
been sold 's'"s A''
Columbus revoked and shr soatsapton Isl Asst En
Engineer Mse 40: &. steamer G a'S % Ma
a SnSD ,s. saS;n ne.,'i;. go.
pore February Gs"te in sso,s Ts month ss MA
shpman Nilsson nd two 81 the had been sick but were
mostly recovered
Whnlemcn.
Horc, from Sandwich Islands for full Of oil was
spoken Mny l9, by pilot boat Washington.
Pnheon OF aud t8 hours from NB spoken May 49, lat 49,
lou GO 30. - - -
letter from Janus Turner NIB reports her at Rio Jauero
Apr 10, full cargo oil go 81, for home.
Letter from Gocoada Rowland NIB reports her at Paita
NEw BEproRD, May is-Arr Chill, Dexter N w Coast,
Perasmbuco, April 10 with bbs VIII 400 spm Reports
Dec ~ LAT p % long w Erie, Hoey $50 bbs (86 SPY;
Feb lat o2 long s. @ w Sophia Of aud for Bremen lido
bbs I'D latN % long 50 w Janus Turner, b. sio WI
o who reported February IS ship Washington Wheiden
20 bbls sp; FsbA lat IS long so w, bsque Tuacn.
loosa G9odwin clean March 49, at4s 50 long Sc 50
Sailed from New Bedford 18th Hercules Marvel Allan
tic Ocean. ~''--
spoken.
Julia from Providence for Savannah May 49, 40 miles Sc Of
Margaret Br) days from Nova Scotia for bridgeport Ct
Mayo
Ns.,or, Of Boston from New Orleans, steering +, April o.
Emeald days from Newcastle for Miramch April
q, lat III 30, Ion 40.
Champop Of Provneeown days from Boston, standing
Foreign Ports.
ArrwEnP, Apr 22Arr Lady Arbella Simpson Boston; 9th
CARING Nfork via Newfoundland 3oh Patna
Manson Mobile Sid 10TH Danha, Williams Havana; about
2oh Tnsksr lowell dol aet 22d Jas Perkins Hall Charleson
Fam M sd, Geesi Gs;dSSrme Norsan port May
AMsrEspAM Apr as-ad Cronstad,, Hatch, Boston
ApES, Mich 2e-Arr Rather Lambert Salem, and sailed for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21

der, q hams 300 ks lard Mickeh4use7o cks hams
ihoudr 2so bbs beef 43 do lard Soute Bother0 do 23
do 5ok 400 Pr lead Hobr9Sk Nelson ce2 eks hams do
wheat n Mbanks co2a cks hams do shoulders Stone
SaL9 cks ha Mason Thompson2s kgs lard 76 bbls do
ond Nobie2 bls beef SO do pork hams Is bbls DO
nsnt hianan-3s5 sacks wheat Holt Cog bbls beef
peter-ia0 bales cotton Macy Hodridgeao pigs lead
Hogers-90 bales hemp 10 order
NEW ORLEANs-Brg Powhattan-l03 hhds sugar thompson
Adams-3 bbls molasses Huen co.'s tres flax seed
bags feathers do 9i7 hoops bales
bales wool Macy Hodrdge-2l6 bags wheat 81 bbls
Milbanks-S bbs moasses ii Maghee-7i hhds iA bb NJ
Read.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21

sssipli. carpenter Joseph COX. detached IRON Navy
Yard al Portsmouth n. IL. to U s. steamer Mississippi
Passed Midshipman q. Is Balch, to u. s. Store Ship
southampton. Commander Samuel Mercer detached
from Navy ard Boston, Mass. Commander Stephen b.
commander Samuel Mercer relieved. Purser Thomas
Breese to Navy Yard at Boston, Inspector of Prov
from Receiving Ship at New York to u s. Store ship
Erie Purser Edward Bissel leave Of absence renewed
for three months.
DlsMIssEp-Passed Midshipman Robert A. Knapp, from
18th inst
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Nv Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

PHAprLrHiA May 20-Arr Blanchard Chamberlain, Port
land Genus Wola Vim Wilson, Baker, and Nevis Ken
psy Bo;,osi Cha0.!s B vsushsn g john NIB Charlie.
BETH Bourne Nantucket Brilliant Mcintyre, NYork Be-
low, Capt John, and Thos Eenser
Washington Case aud Chesapeake, Post NYok CID Ber
muda, (Br) Tynes Barbados; Cari;s. Watts. Boston
RowIst TayloI NY9rk for Rch%ona Pprdy do for Deep
Weymouth. CID Charles, Tisdale, st Croix.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21
MEDICAL NOTlCE.

TNOl
STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form or
~ variety OF Syphtic Mercura other disease who
have only half cured by quack had better carefully
the following letter
Dr. Cooper-S-Last July contracted certain private dis
ease and Immediately appedto docor who promised
dually getting tried after another all the advertising
Doctors, and each promised positively at
they not doctors concluded into the hospital where
throat and liberated pains all my joints and
body covered with ulcers complete skeleton; the
and adviseda southern climate left the hospital and by adj
AZ snu & % @ a youp carr
wish this published THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem NJ Y.
Dr. Cooper warrants to how long
standing Of Gleet Structure and Seminal Weakness and mild
with the patints habits, With the exception Of Dr. johnson
only qualified Physician who advertses in this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21
TO THE LADIES

DR.. HULL's UTERO ABDOMINAi SUPPORTERS.
nsM INSTRUMENT y for the radical Of Polapsus U
ing the the obectionsl fessary is confidently recon-
mended the afflicted the perfect restoration to
health having failed of performing cure under
the most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained high character in Europe
well this country 1t adopted to the entire dsuse Of
pes;sres and all other painful surgical expden the Lying
IN Hospitals Of London and Paris universally
ed Europe by medical OF the rank In this coun
try it sustained by the leading members Of the faculties Of Col
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies No.
Vesey having separate from the depart
ment where constant attendance apply usses and
Supporter to female patients. ali i'm re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21
On Monday. 10th inst. MARTHA.

On Monday, 10th inst MARTHA, daughter Of Benjamin
Armitage.
The friends Of the family and those of his sonn-iaw
Daniel Bacon requested to attend the funeral
afternoon at r NJ from the residence of the latter
Henry street, Brooklyn.
Funeral service will be the house. and the remains
taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21
TOBACCO AND SEGARS.

HOGSHEADS Of Havana Scraps just received per barque
~ Mudara, suitable for manufacturers.
assortment q choice Segars Of various quail
Also, brand of Segars lust received per Rapid,
rising of Styles &C. &c., worthy the attention Of the trade
in general For sale by A. A. SAMANOS,
ml6 2w*rc No. 94 Broadway, up stairs
HE SOCIAL INSTITUTE now completed, ready for the
from the celebrated watering place four miles from Red Bank
where steamers ply daily from the foot Of Fulton street Is
calculated give sound practical education qualify the
dent TO business enter any class in College
Terms $780, including oil ncdentas, except beds
and stationery.
WANTEDA classical teacher. native Of France. Also >
at 1871 Nassau street. ale lm*m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21

First BOARD, May 20-2sl u Bank 81; $1,000 Will
mngton 6s 1856 IT'S $1,000 State 5's, 72t 500 Ches
$500 Texas per BIDS, i7 $4,000 Wilmington Ga
1856 70 $1,000 do 1885, 10; $4,000 County 5s 1850 96l
sls 30 Ches Del 6s, 7al IS shares Mech a4t 10 do
Schuyl Nav, 2si. - - -
sreosp BoARD--aooo State SIS, o dis. 7as. aa7
7ot 600 do 6s a6, sem ann, ISL; 100 Wilmington RR
as, 2Otj 800 do bs SO DIS, 10; 1000 Chcs Del Canal
Loan 72a; o66 Girard Bank, b. o.ss
FUNERAL OF THE LATE GAIT. EDWARD R,-r
SHUBRIoK, OF THE u. 5. NAvY.-The remains nj
this distinguished officer inferred yestcrdav a.
noon in the Cemetery attached TO Philips Church
The corpse was landed about o'clock from on bnarJ
the " D. store-ship Lexington, in which had arrival
by the steamer Etwan, Sonth Commercial wharf
earned up to East Bay street, and received there Inv
he a.tn regiment of Infantry, detachment from
we otn OF Infantry and the Charleston Light
Dasoohs unuer their escort and procession accord.
ing 10 the programme previously detailed IN the CITY
Journals was taken to the church. and after porto RIM
anee OF the funeral service by the Rev Dr. BarnweI it
was committed to its final sting place about ocIock
r M. The Governor Of the state and stan tho T;,y
COUNCIL large number Of military officers not on dut
and the cszenS generally followed the remains ~
s..osesnei 9rned an imposing spectacle. CHARLESTON
NAVY DEPARrMENT. = ORDERS, &c. Nav 10
Chlei Engineer eC.D. Moss, detached from duty at
tain Andrew Fitzhugh, :, command ne ~ ~ =, up
Mississippi Commander - A. Adams s',raaan oa !. -
Gambrlll Lieut. VIM. smith5 lieut.. VIM FarHer - A.
PASSED. Miassipm"n Harry Roee ser Lewis Warrington
neer d. b. Martin Second Assistant saI y, rngr
Third Assistant Engineer w. H. MS.inr Rna ~nn
Joshua Bryant, Sailmaher Thos. Boyceso n 9 s,aa
err Mississippi. Passed Midshipman J, N.Sarnev IA
tsched from Receiving ship at Philadelphia, XII state
steamer mississippi, Acting Master. LierfsIahn r
Carter, detached from Rcceivingship at New w 10
" =. steamer Mississippi Gunner John Martini del. n
ed from Navy Yard at New York, to U. s. steamer M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21

DYSPEPSIA, OR BLUE DEVILS.
SAFE speedy and eectual cure, for those that ac
ed with THIS obstinate and ormenting disorder Of the d
gestiye will be found in TURNER'S DYSPEPSIA RE-
NEEDY This remedy has been used successfully private
practice ya Physician Of eminence for and has never
failed in single instance
Sold, wholesale retail for the Proprietor at E. WI
OWENS 800 Bowery, Of Bond street Prizes ~ bot
tie. aH l}i< &c
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MARRIED..

On the 10th inst. by the Very Rev. Dr. Pc wer, in st.
THY to Miss MARIA C. LAwLEss, all of this city.
On Monday, 9Th inst. by the Rev. Henry Chase, Jo
sErH NJ HARPER TO Miss MARY, daughter of John Van
NOstrand, all of this CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21

The wheat in Ohio, in the county north of Columbus
has suffered very much the clay land from dry
weather That portion that not well put in did not
take root and killed by the drought With these
exceptions, the wheat in the whole northern part Of the
State looks we'll From Columbus SOUTH the wheat
with exceptions, looks fine and promises an abund
ant harvest The grass spring crops suffering very
much for want of rain, and much longer continuation
Of this dry weather will do the spring crops rreparabe
injury The straws unusually low for this Of
the year The late heavy ross have destroyed nearly
all the fruit of every kind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21
SIX BARREL,
SELF-COCKING AND REVOLVING PISTOLS
BLUNT IL SYMS,
NO a. CHATHAM STREET

MANUFACTURES Of the above article have now co m
l pee ready for the Spring trade which they Of
fer reduced prices. They would invite the attention Of ner
which they have paid personal attention. and from the increased
quantity they making sell them lower than before Of
fered
AoGuns Of their manufacture well every variety
Of imported Guns and implements in quantities to suit purcha
atexce-dingly low prices. rs 3msm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA-
RIII.A- GENTIAN AND SASS LID u,

DREPARED by the New York College Of Medc;ns and
Pharmacy established for the suppression Th;s
flying qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs i conf
ony S oy tns ooisxe a. infinitely superior any
relied certain remedy for all diseases arising from an i'm.
pure state Of the blood such scrofua salt re
bothces pmps ulcers pain the bones JOINTS nodss Gu
taneous sptons liberated throat arising
mercury.
Sold in single Bottles, at IS c,nts each
" IN cases OF half dozen Bottles, SIS
Cas- forwarded 70 \. nO nan. Of IN. uoo
n la very lbess dscQqstn yholssls purchaser.
disfe w. RICH ARD6ON N D., Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21
INDTAN STRENCTHENINc l

INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
HESE pLAsIERs prepared for pains and weakness il the
. and Y will in most cases
They will also be found highly beneficial for complaint. Of
dsntary habits whose business requires them to
or stand D, much wAG may be ,oHbd with w?s. in the
II Pe or breast w md great relief BY wear
@ he efficacy q these p..er. nothing need Be
he remarkably low suesnt indacemeat for
mand these Plaster the popularity which they have obtain
have they
NJ pain. spared il making them adhesive and pisbs
These Pasten need but trial give every satisfaction de-
b and -. 70. K1.pPs Indian and
Ii. NJ . sS v1ss.s .s s. s:os
Ky s s.n S . .. BY the
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.
ss:' Ss s's s sss,' H. eli e
found + his od Office Dr. one Il he
asa s S .r r.
nd proper Of ysHssa Disease md
a. Of as 81 e Ss, ssn are o S
West Indie. and Canada cure on an ~, 60 patient:
n.SSS u s Re
y where they can find physician skilled Il the treatment Of
,he disease Every case undertake cure make charge
upon body the throat in the head and
bones Of the legs will and YOU il your
BILE Constitutional Weakness sometimes called Seminal Weak
brought by habit INDUCED n BY young Il
have paid much attention the of this maady Many
unfortunate Of this vice has experienced my
saluary DyspeTsa weakness Of the limbs and small
Of the back confusion Of intellect forgetuness paPaton Of
the heart 70 society only symptoms Of this
paid letters with statement Of case containing SIS for advice At
tended to- With the exception Of Dr. Cooper of 4 Duane ST.
Dr. Johnson of II Duane the only regular educated
Physician and Surgeon who advertises in this
APO lmArc
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Il & A d I Fl E F 0 L LOW WIN G
ADVERTISEMENTS
OF THE
COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacy
IS NASSAU STREET.
M + DIG l. VICE
PRIVATE inISEA SEES

PRIVATE DISEASES.
' HE MEMBERS of the New York College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy established for the suppression Of quackey
continue to direct er articular attention all diseases of
private NATURE and ,nfdiy promise to requiring
medical Treatment safe and permanent without injury
the constitution confinement from nvads
culary requested to make pcaon the College the inst
appearance Of those oil suffering and
time may be thus avoided One Of the members of the College,
tor many years connected with tie principal hospital Europe
Tor E cure Of those complaints attends for consultation daily
from 3 A. M. to 7 p. M
Terms-Advicc and Medicine 45-a guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDS-Persons
living in the country and finding nconvenien make per
all medicine, requisite to perform "a csl cure BY stating their
case explicitly together with all symr time OF
and treatment received elsewhere If and enclosing S. post
paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21
RICORDs ALTERATIvE MIXTURE.

OR the permanent of primary secondary syphilis,
II ulcers nede complaint produced
dcious Of mercury, unskilfu medical All
persons suspectng faint remaining their systrm
should this powerful purifier without delay person
consider himself safe after having the veneal disease, with
ted Alternative
carefully packed and to all parts Of the Unon. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-21
TO TAILORS.

THE Second Edition Of Stiremets celebrated work
ting Of every astye Of elegance
~ - How a. ~ saay LOT uenvesy Inose VINO
from the Of the instruction contans would do well to
copy without delay The book IL inches square,
and contains II elegant diagrams Of all the various styles OF gar
ments the day with full and ample instructions
merits of the books =
The undersigned being practically acquantsd with Mr. Slime
NETS Treatise Cutting Garments with pleasure recommend
work complete its arrangement and practical
plicaton cutting superior heretofore published either
in Europe or America
P. Henry Son. Daniel Gutter Stats Banker Charles
Cox w Tryon& CO., D. Horner James Daily, John Ha-
viland j. H. Banker.
The above be obtained of the author No. lis Broadway
New York :tm&ec
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AsHEs.-Pots very inactive We still quote 50 sl4-
Pearls are steady at 81 % There very little doing in
either description.
BrrswAx.-Prme Yellow Southern sells as wanted at
30tc.
BREADsruFFs-This market is without any change to-
81 $50.
CSrroN1The market opened firm this morning with
he favorable accounts for the staple from Liverpool
steamer Britannia-the buying, which has been general
has resulted in sales OF 5000 bales advance of
eighth OF cent The whole Of which has been taken
for shipment.
FIsH-Sales of Dry Cod made wanted at 81 s7l.
The supply is to fair extent
HAY.-Common qualities of North River bale we quote
at i0a45c with moderate Sales Prime is held at &c.
1 he receipts are quite large.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in drudge casks are held at ale
Western and Prison barrels inactive but still
quote 2ac.
The Flour market in Albany, the 10Th instant was
very dul Genessee and Michigan held at 81 62t
but no buyers The receipts Of -four and wheat at tide
water for the second week of May, follows
ls45. 1874.
Flour. ST ,233 brls, s3O33 brls
Wheat. 1880 BUSH %, S92 BUSH
The receipts of -four and wheat since the open
ing OF navigation, are as follows
-Four. Wheat.
1915. 800 ,6O2 brs. 30,3lO bush.
1874. ;. 235,347 63929
Inc. $500. 81, 255 Dec 33,6l9 "
Ofthe receipts for this year. l9O9l2 brls flour and U.s.
6sS bushels wheat in Albany the rest at West
Troy and Waterford.