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The New York herald., 1845-05-25
Stock on hand. bbls .

The above all new and Of this years brand The
stock Of lS43 and lS44 amounts to between and 5000
bbls of which 400 bbs have been delivered this week.
BREApsTuyrs-There appears to be q fair demand for
wheat but -four 10 rather inactive Sales of wheat have
been made at ST. and up to 81 IL a bushel. Genesee
-four is held at 81 66t 62I Rye sells at 66 cents.
CorroS-The market was rather quiet to-day, and the
sales amount to 800 bales Holders display much firm.
ness and not disposed to make concessions. The
900 bales nearly the whole Of which have been
taken for export. We continue quotations -:
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DIR. MARSHALL HALL'S

UU M UI = X Z n . A ] q K
1R, MARSHALL HALL, ef the 1sst assbun& rhyai-
~ clans in Europe is the discovers Of III vssssls ssss 90
isnow used IN his practice among the rssy " fsA "a
used according 70 dirscson sas psdsssd - cd t.ssy
ly directed TO the OF such ccnpssts sr:ss -
ganixation Of the geaerstiye organs l. Dus a
Of the faculties Of life
o5;afs S.:s lass 0 .;5H r s9i sSiS,1 ss
early indulgence in solitary habits have wssksu
their and isllsa ino state ef she.s ~ wach
mentality kept which places the individual s~S s
suit but branch to moral ones-coastutisaS v- .ssusl
debility brought by habit iadu yOss
This ~ when too frequently indissd Hs 0,ess sa that
can bsiall man DysIepsia yeska..s 81 - ss.s ..sll
the heart averson 70 society eensurptisn ssss the
tion OF certain cvacuaons total inPotesey 6a Ys are
etectunly removed by this invaluable mel~ss TNiLL3
bottles for 50. Sold n II Duane st. - 1nsre
The New York herald., 1845-05-25
Trade Report.

AsHEs-The demand for both descriptions is improv.
ing and holders disposed to sell freely
prices. We quote for pots So SIT and pearls 81 l24
slight advance these rates will, without doubt
be realized.
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

NIEDIOAL NOINE
nOCTORS n. < ]. BLAKE, Csssaltiss ssrssss ssts-
- elished in 1898 for the treatment Of all d or The Ur
Nary end Ge.itL orgsr have renewed hs sAss 70
Rrsctcc in several Thousand sS.et
quick in Of es loeDss
connnemsnt restriction mercury. SyTkis ~ 6s sp-
xsLanee - well e ~ is more ssgrsvstst feU e~sstly
lew DAY. OF hours strc.rss sf osg stsrdas ~ek Pa
and strict Sufferers from early spruSsncs viii meet
with especial attention and an infillibls remedy
mia lmscc OFFICE n Drv sTYFLT
The New York herald., 1845-05-25
THE
IN VIS | B l. f

w
GO closely resembles the real bead Of hair that seepss and
- have pronounced II the most perfect aud extra.
ordinary OF the day The great advantage OF thus move
wig being made without
which clossy resemble the natural
hair beth ghtisss natural appearance defy detec
all Of pepiracn eyaporato, nnmpoded and tho geot
evils OF other wigs entirely avoided The skcpc and connos
alike invited this novel and beautiful Via
and the peculiar method Of fitting he head the mnufsctu
rrs A. G. Barry. s Broadway, corner oi Libsry street ar
stairs. ais imsec
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.
nOCTOR JOHNSON IL Duane street, well known
- the victims ef Syph ls diseases the successful
racttisn that New ca boast Of IN the treatment Of
found az his old oce Dr. johnson satisfy any that h.
legally qualified 70 practice rhysc and surseyh. he
knowledge Of general disease kreourths OF
general Physicansand that his skill the treatment
and management Of variety vsnesl Diseass aud
sesas Of the urstn5s Is Frs%sn Ny rs.. % are no,
the West IndIes and Canada 800 pssas
year discountsnanee quseksy form, and, therefore,
take this mhod 81 informing Strangers and IN the
where they lind physician skilled In the OF
their disease Every csse undertake make charge
No matter how loag You may have Geet Structure ucers
upon the body IN the throat pans NJ the bead and
bones Of the legs will and
ole Constitutional Weakness Sometimes called seminal Weak
brought on by secret habit INDUCED d BY young
have paid much attention 70 the treatment s this malAdy Many
ssutsry .atmst Dysper.. weakness Of the nb aud szlal
the sack confusion OF intellect iogetulness pslpIon Of
the heart society," only symptoms OF
plant. II directions followed guarantee Post
paid letters, with Of s. for advice
tcnded 70, Wh the exception Of Dr. Cooper, Of Il Duane
Physician and Surgeon who sdv~rtlss@ in this street
axa InArc
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

DEAFNESS.
DRS. CASTLE f. EDVARDS, AURISTS,
QQ1 BROADWAY.-Exract:-
Dol ehesruIly comply with the request Of Lest Nc
consequences official deafness and discharges from his
while in New York, his way England he placed himself
under the professional of Ds Castle and Edwards Aurs
Under his hearing and has returned
to his military duty II. McNEVEN, NJ d.,
Surgeon to H. b. M. Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
for ncipsnt Deafness Ear Ache Pains Buxxngs
singing sounds the collections Of hard vated
secetions Of the Their Acoustic Oil has been apopu
remedy in all diseases of the for OF
Offices removed 9sl Broadway Of White
nl6 lm$dh
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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAfsAPA-

RILLA, GENTIAN AND SASSAFSA3,
grptPAREn BY the New York College Of Asaielns and
Pharmacy established for the suppfsss,o1 sa~cHy This
.uvd ID h GAY extract poese~ss all ts>
yg auat,e. Of the ssove hcrsA, esak-
IA ty recon, s,enoei by hv college ,sh ssy
,,rsct ap.us 81 beiere tks sub be
si.d s~edy tsi ell issssrs fsR
o t- blood, such sefJais, sl hm r,sxworm,
l0hrss ~,ueef, PAIN the bouA sess
seoss -p.t e,rf.nJ y,roe any s,ss.s sisiag
rom thr vy liiis injsdetsus Il
Sold i. snyie bodies, NJ rs sss each
% Ia oI half dvrsn Bottles $3.50
," dozsn Gee
u VfMQ lUkY,kAs
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RIcoRys ALTERATIvE MIXTURE,

NOR the lemtin. OF primary sr sesssaary syPh,s,
ucys, modes, Fian sedu - ~ = AK
,icous mercury snskilful medical - ssen Al
f~rsons susrectng venoroal nint rensr1s e -
himself after having the Wersl dsss, wrk
ut cleansing ths WIN fhn J9y ssAshr
t.d slterstve. c,,r -,
sold single hotties at 81 zach; ia case. Of h dssss ~
csrefully packed sad scut all psrts si the Usiss.
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READ THEFOL LLOWIN
ADVERTISEMENT
COLLEGE,
Medicine and Pharmacy
50 NASSAU STREET.
M + DIG l. ADVICE

PRIVATE DISEASES.
IN HE. MEMBERS Of the New York College Of kediciss
and Pharmacy established for the suppression ei anack
continue to direct their srttular all or
private nature and can 'lhdraty snss to
medical treatment safe and wheoi
the constitution cort from lsvai,
tcuarly requested to make pcsen she Csss hs @
appearance oil those diseases, u Saa
time may be thus avoided On. Of thu as.b~ss =. Csss
tor connected with plnNpal hosb Earsps
llom 8 "A. Nj. to 7 r. NJ.
TsIms-Advies aaa Msdicin. ss-s css ur,ssr.4
IMPORTANT 40 COUNTRY MvAL1Da-rwss~s
living in the country, ad fading asssvs - ashs p-
sonal applicson have forwarded sn ekss
all medicines rrqs,st- to I~riop ssl .s
and treamsa received slsewhss sad aslns ~ post
paid.
The New York herald., 1845-05-25
EXT. COPATVA. lTRRRN. &C.

Wis the most speedy, the sst certain ssa snesss
"a ~ ~ e. ne cur 81 Gononhoa Gss osoiss Esssioss
u II uscnsfkrs roin the Urhrs This usdicss plsssan
e ;, .aos II Ire from smell and II fss. .G
curing those diseases rrioe 81.
DR. GLOVER is consusd a usp.i /. 49, d;fse air and
potacted Of Primary aud sssSad.rv ,s Vams
ulceIs Nodes ard Msscpris Dssssss sris..s irsa snsk1
Isameit &c Persons who the 1900 v0slsal
,sat sna sno1,a consul, pr c. Whose extensive g.e
complicated that have sael the sLi sf tsss. who
have devoted less attention this class Of dss DR. O. has
Surgeon.
His Offices in No. Ann stres< sw dosrs fs Broadway
Private entrance fourth door sn the Eusesn. Lsnp tks
inner ONCE door in tbs evening.
Letters confidential addressed V Bsr al Lower OEos
Nav York. viii hr duly attended To. - AFRO
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CT1IED.
THE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by hr CspSvb Of ksd
cine and Pharmacy Of the city Of New y~k s<s~iy
recommended or I'll Of debility pfcdus~x ~ vss
Of any kind. 1t isyspsks nr
Single bottles 81 each; Of half &srrs s.; carefully
packed and sent to all parts Of the Uaion.
The New York herald., 1845-05-25

VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS
nor the radical cur Of xcucrAu ssst saInsi ssissss
- and all mocopuneAt discharge irsn - sunhA -
~ rt he result Of twenty years sspce~cs ~
Chaite IN Paris, BY their celssra Ayss
Professor velreau mialhble rsnsdy ftr = dsssso
Of the nrsthra They effect in GRah shsstg -
than Other remedy without tsintIng ths sb, dres
ine with the onael coni.eneat from busAb rnsA VI
The New York herald., 1845-05-25


and Doac, and AS lrhy and horo-Rotation--Lo
cal Imwopements-1He Capito-1ne White
House, &c.
Positively, but for the Ne,o York Herald, we
should all have to sleep through the interregnum at
Washington, after the fashion of Rip Van Winke.
And though we say it, who perhaps ought not to say
il, yet we will be borne out in saying it, that the
Herald has been of more efficient service to the Ad-
minstration than all the Other organs" combined
lndependen, Of men and of ciiques, unpreudced and
uatrammeled, and circulating throughout the whole
Union among the business men of the country, the
couriesies shown to the Herald through its represen-
tatives here, by the authorities of the administra-
ton, have yielded back, like the seed Of the PARABLE
some forty, some sixty, and some one hundred fold
Perbtsu &c.
The mail from New York failed this morning. and
travellers at the hotels, and ocehoders and Office
seekers, were necessarily kept IN suspense till this
evening as to the latest news.
Major Bull Robinson (who, by the way, has issued
prospectus for worklngmans paper in Washing
ION, which we would advise him to abandon for a
good Office Uniforms that old friends, Mcssrs.
Fisk and Dow, have no good blood for us. Sorry
very. Did we mean to hurt the disguised Modiso-
ranl Not at all. We only meant 10 stir up the
embers lutte, and revive cheerful cracking in
the dull tire Of It's columns. As il is, it will not
answer-and we must have a clearer exposition oi
the slgnhcation OF the new Clique sought to be cs-
tablshed, yclept the Young democracy" Does il
not mean the Tyler democrats az they are about
the Youngest that we have Can there be a doubt
that 1t i the cid organ under name, of the old
Tyler clique, also under name
The administration Is gong on very smoothly yet
we are sorry that our local democracy unfortunair,
among the ''outs are Inexorably insuted that they
have not been among the blessed sins" Time.
boys; only watt and you may expect something il
you don't get il.
There are. es we should conclude from cursory
observation to-day, not less than one hundred new
buildings finishing or going up IN Washington a
Nall, Blkir and Kives' Tanmihny Han and Bani ins
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agemeut, of your companions and friends, who
are pursuing the same course, and striving to
arrive at the same goal. Independent of the
intellectual benefit we here experience, it has
an important bearing on our social character,
We become united in the bonds of that friend
ship, which is unalloyed and purcr and which
will accompany us through all the varied rela.
tons, and trying scenes of life. And wherev-
er our lot may be cast, however widely we may
he separated in coming years, whether we
shall be blessed with affluence, or wander forth
in poverty, still this ray of friendship, shall
burn with undiminshcd ardor and shine with
increasing effulgence. 1t is natural to look
back on our past life, on the many scenes and
incidents of by gone days, and how much does
it delight the heart TO view life well spent, a
youth devoted to improvement, and the ac-
quirement of every ennoblipg and virtuous SELL
tments-a maturity dclightng in the prosperity
of our neighbors, and devoted to the delightful
purpose OF dispensing happiness to all around,
and the result Of these, a peaceful and tranquil
old age. Here we have an opportunity to &C.
qure the proper training, and form that friend
ship which may continue coeval with our exist
ence. Then when age shall have dimmed the
lustre OF the eye, and rendered dull the acute
perception of the ear, when all the bright an
ticipations and fond visions of youth have van
ished, wien ambition shall have lost its power
to lure US on to fresh attanments, and new
conquests, "when youthful hopes and man
hoods Joys shall prove alike unsatisfying, )" then
to cast the mind back to these times, and dwell
on the many scenes of pleasure and happiness,
enjoyed in this little society, will appear to the
individual, Just entering Oh the verge of the
grave, the brightest, greenest spot in many's
waste. May our ''social circle go on increas-
ing in strength, in Importance, and in useful
ness; may each one feel the responsibility rest
ing upon him or her, and as each revolving
year bears lis onward to the ocean Of eternity,
may it find us directing our bark to that bright
haven, where all is joy, peace, and happiness
forever. J. r. c.
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For the American Republican,.
MUSICAL.

.MeSsrS. Editors,-As the American Republi-
can appears 10 develope very fine ear and roice
for music, it must expect, like the rest of us
who are OF the same craft, TO he frequently
called upon to 'giue ats a touch"
was much delighted ON Wednesday after
noon in witnessing the improvement of some
classes under the musical tuition of Mr.. l.. w.
Mason, professor of vocal music in the Mary
land Institute, under the care of J. b. Burlegh,
ESQ., who has lately taken up his residence in
Baltimore for the purpose of devotng himself
to the profession of music. have from the
first been particularly interested in his coming
among us, from tile two-lold consideration that
he comes fellow-laborer in the cause Of spread
ing musical education among the youth OF our
city, and from the moral tone Of influence he is
disposed to sustain in his professional services.
The city of Baltimore in its popular school pa
tronage, am proud to say, is getting quite
awake to the importance of general musical
education. The public schools have now been
supplied with musical instruction for more than
a year, and many private schools are now en-
loving the same advantage.
The old notion that favored telc only can
sing, is becoming obsolete; and since all can
learn, if taken young, it is at once perceived to
be important that youth should enjoy musical
instruction as we'll as that of other branches of
common education, as they will evidently
feel the need of musical knowledge hereafter
in their varied social relations, as often as that
Of arithmetic for instance, especially beyond
the first four rules. In fact, when musical ed
ucation shall become general, it will be found
that it will hundred times come in use where
a knowledge Of the Rule Of Three will be used
once. ] cannot be supposed to speak disparag-
ingly of any other study, but do say that
common education, and certainly liberal one,
is vastly one-sided and unbalanced without
commensurate attention to music. | hope Mr..
Nj. will excuse the liberty have taken with
his name. Yours, &c. i. w.
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The ANTI-RENTERs. Accounts from Hud-
son confirm the previous reports that the anti
rent excitement was rapidly subsiding. The
Sheriff had already granted furloughs to some
Of the military companies who were summoned
to the infected districts 1t is stated that the
ringleader, "Bg Thunder" alias Boughton,
has turned States evidence, and disclosed the
names of all concerned in the disturbance.
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WILMINGTON. AsD BALTI-
FOR THE WINTER.

a esS-T3 The Baltimore Steam Packet Con-
ElSr-a;8j ,k.s.rpany from and after MONDAY NEXT,
10Th inst, will make but three trips Il
week between baltimore and Norfolk until further
notice. Leaving lower enj Of Spears wharf every
MONrAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at o.
clock, p. NJ, connecting with the Weldon going
South and Richmond boats next mofnN,s at 6 O'Clock.
Returning will leave Norfolk and Portsmouth every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, imme-
iiatey after the arrival of the Southern cars arriving
IN Baltimore 20 connect with the Philadelphia cars
next morning.
This Company being under contract with the Ice
Breakers to keep track open, calculate regu
lar for the Winter above.
dl4 T. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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HALB's EXPRESS. Mr.. Hale was the first
to start an opposition to the expensive system
of the Government Post Office, and he has
now eighty-four post Offices of his own, and
gives employment to two hundred and sixty
persons having commenced as lately as De-
cember 1S43.
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THE TARIFF AND SURPLUS REVENUE. Res
olutlons have been introduced into the Penn
sylvania House of Representatives, instructing
the Senators from that State in Congress, to
oppose any alteration of the tariff laws to af-
feet Coal or Iron; also resolutions in favor Of
the payment to the States of the fourth install
ment Of surplus revenue.
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New YoRK LEGIsLATURE--.MesSage Of Coz.
Wright. The legislature of New York as
sembled at Albany on Tuesday, and fully or
gained, Horiatio Seymour, ESQ.,, being chosen
Speaker, and ]. r. Rose clerk of the Assem-
bly,. The message of Gov. Wright was de-
livered the same day, and occupies only thr-
teen and half columns of the Albany Argus,
The number Of school districts in the state
is 10, $50, from 1880 of which reports were
received during the last year. The whole
number Of children between the ages of FIVE
and sixteen years residing in the state, was
696, 546; and the whole number of children
actually taught in the district schools was 100-
l56, being more than $4,000 beyond the num-
Der taught the preceding year. The whole
amount of money distributed from the Trea-
sury for the use of common schools for the
year, was S275, 900, and the amount actually
paid during the year for the wages of common
school teachers, was $992, 222. The number
Of volumes reported as being in the school dis
trct libraries, was ,038, 1896. 1t is also esti-
mated that besides the large aggregate taught
in the district schools, there are, including ST.
So | in the city of New York, $4,000 children
in attendance upon private and select schools
ue productive Cdpitdi vi Tic SoiiiiuOn
School Fund was, on the 30th day of Septem-
Der last s 1872, 9l6 So, and the revenues Of the
fund, received into the treasury during the last
fiscal year, amounted to Si33,S26 81. The
total revenue Of the year amounted to "a, 49,
4S6.
There was an apparent balance in the Trea-
sury at the close of the fiscal year, of S99, 1877
26, including $s4,35s surplus revenue, unap-
propriated, from the Federal Government
The receipts Oh account of what is called the
General Fund, however, were during the year
$30s,7ol less than the expenditures OH account
Of it.
The Governor takes ground against betting
on elections.
The Governor devotes considerable space to
the anti-rent war, and expresses his determine
ton to uphold the laws and restore order.
DIVIDEND. The Baltimore Life Insurance
Company has declared dividend of per ct.
for the los; half year
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A LII BLAZE. Bachelors Dispatches; Chat
"a ing Dishes, with and withou, folding feet,
Cheese Steamers All blaze Pans; Coffee and Tea
Kettles; Coffee and Tea Urs; Oyster inns; Coffee
Machines; Coffee Fiiterers, sc. &c. The above arc
made of the hest BLOCK TIN, and have Spirit
Lamps attached to them They can be had at No. IL
Baltimore street. opposite the Centre Marker.
JAMES CORTLAN g. son,
rS- Manufacturers and importers of Tin Ware. IA
mily Hardware and Housekeeping articles eener-
,u,: dis
w4.A,sNIrICIGNT EDITION OF THE LON
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with rich sc steel engrRvinss, are received by
VIZ. ". HARRISON, 4g North Gay-ss
as Opposite tie odd Fel!sWs'lial'.
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SrABBINe. On Tuesday night man named
Henry Hasbrook, was severely stabbed in the
left side, at the Five Points, New York, by a
colored woman named Hester Joseph, who has
been committed to prison, pending the result Of
the wound thus inflicted. Hasbrook has been
sent to the Hospital,
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SUICIDE. John Ames, former ostler at the
Boweiy Circus, New York, but who was dis
charged on Saturday, became responding for
want of employment, and purchased two shil-
lings worth of laudanum, swallowed it, and
being taken to the City Hospital, died there
soon after his admission.
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SHIPPING PREPARED Foop. There is an es-
Enlistment at PASSPORT, Me-, in which lob
sters, clans and fish of various kinds, turkeys,
ducks, sea-fowls, &C., are prepared for the Ia
bic, cooked and dressed, enclosed in alright
cases, and shipped to different parts of the
world The meats thus prepared, ii is said,
will keep for months, and even years.
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MAINE. Gov. Anderson has delivered his
Message to the legislature, in which he shows
the financial affairs ofthe State to be in flour
lshing condition The receipts of the year are
Ssss,sS5, the expenditures Sa9O,5os. He con-
siders the result of the presidential election to
have been an expression of the popular will in
favor of annexation, and still more strongly in
favor Of The mobilization Of the tariff.
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PAINFUL RuMoR. There was a rumor in
Vicksburg, Miss, on the Gath ult., that diff
Guilty recently occurred between some of the
students and professors of the Centenary Col
lege, in Mississippi, and that one Of the profess
sols was shot.