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&5OO REwARp-cro.,' Specific Mixture; for the cur

81 KIM KEWAKD-Cross' Specific Mixture. Tor the cure
Vow Of Gononh@a. elect Structures and analagous
complaints Of the OF all remedies dis
covered for the above complaints this m the most certain
without the leas. estrc
ton Diet drink expo, change appca bus
We long quackish recommendatons to deceive
the public the medicine does speak for ITSELF shall
speak for it, Our object notify where be had and
the proprietor challenges single OF gono'ro
TO be which the will rapidly under
forfeiture OF $500 THIS disease that unfortunately per
vades all ranks OF high low rich aud poor matm0
NAL and they here presented with when
they themselves without the least exposure In the
shortest time possible
Furtherhe be contracted u dose q the
MIXTURE night to bed, when exposed
bottles, with full drestons aecsmpanym9 It. at
cured two days For BY Charles r. Ring l2 Broad
way John st. New York M larry cor Chssnu, and
ton st. Boston Canal ~ Orleans, and % Mas street
C,incinunt mia m'm
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TO TAlLORS.

III i AILOhS.
THOSE who wish complete knowledge of the
Of cutting all the various styles Of
present would do well obtain Stinemet work
which versaly wed be complete-
the of whehis from 10 10 dollars the differ
price berg wholly in the binding To be had OF the
author, No. Il3 Broadway New York ala Im-r
LANGENHEIM Il BECKERS,
20! ssS'ApwaY BELOW FuaTOr
ed with he best kind of ahhe style and quality of Pic
they produce with like those made at the Exchange
Their mode Of deadenng the backsround Of Pictures,
hy sundy coor patented and such
beauty Of effect Dagueeoypess Be for the public
inviting at least to examine specimens OF this art
LANGENHEINl < BECKERS,
Agents for voiguaender X Sohs'. Germ an cameras,
and L. BECkERS, DaEuerTeotyre
as lmsr Chemicals, sc.
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stsrs havs led ne 70 esnsuds that this mensreus evil
aiIG % real estate 10 this country viii not DC FRO
perry handled AZ present The powers OF this conven
uon are limited IN 1871 the convention was invested
poses amendments to the existing constitution, for the
consideration Of the people. am, therefore, led TO
hope that this convention will assume the very slight
responsibility of recommending the abrogation of the
tuition TO the people II would appear from events of
which am cognizan that his thing will be done il il
certain strong efforts will be ms do accomplish H.
The legislative business to day limited to local or
private matters. The House adjourned until Mon
day the members have received general invitation
populace of Troy TO make flying visit 10 the
springs at Saratoga rather early to go a watering
place. but beieve the House has accepted the call
The Senate, by vote OF to 7) refused to 90 but
imagine that it will find itself without quorum TO.
and dreary there il not ray Of sunshine to be seen
the air is thick and heavy, and monsrously opposed to
the operation Of inhalation and exhalatiop.
The House met at half past three this afternoon.
ne Dill to abolish distress for rent having been made
special order, was taken 10 Committee Of the Whoe
very great length in favor of this bill The learned gen.
tieman did not conhnc himself to the Gues
non 10 hand but made general reference se promi-
nent Incidents connected with the origin and history of
Inc immortal estates in New York. emnently demon
strative OF the misery and destuon consequent upon
the operation of the law to distress
or rent TIE genlemans exposition abounded with in.
lerestipg aud important hisNca facts and deductions
with these their gin to the pre-
sent moment The Committee did upon the bill
OF funny belle sres has occasion any sensation at
the capital The matter has become trte-the effect of
the humbug impotent, and confined several unhappy
men, alone. IL is said that the former book was very
pretty and very well d,sprf; but repetition Of
The AFFAIR is deemed shocking in the highest degree
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READ THE WING
ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE
MEDICINE AND PHARMACY
IS NASSAU STREET.
MEDICAL ADVICE
PRIVATE DISEASES

PRIVATE DISEASES.
N s xS Gsss: e Msd9
direct e particular diseases
medical cure wl.hoss INJURY
,o,hs 2. from
hr.s appearance Of those diseases a. vast moua, suffering
Cosss with the principal So.pissi
in the care ecmpiain attends for cOnaa
i$p$Ez$sf; -
~srsd to them chest costsia.
%.ss
vELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
IL q ai. S:.
Pills the result q twenty years esperencs I'M noso.i Do
Charlie Paris are poaeuessd By Their eesbia,sd
The U'sh.s They ssss much shorter lime than
the stomach continent Ut om busins.s. Price 81 biz.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
He loNiG MIXTURE, prepared h. the v Csllsss Of
s
eret indulgence or e1cs.. q any hna ~ nvsSSs
Single bottles each Of half dozen . carefully
packed and sent 10 all psts Of the Union
RECORDS Alternative MIXTURE,
EORthe permanent cure Of primary or secondary syphilis,
s ay Or a.
All I w ~ q
sou consider himself safe after having the vsner
thoroughly cleansing the system with this Justly esls
brsfed Alternative.
sold ia single bottles 81 each; eases Of half dozen for
IS; carefully packed and sent 10 I'll Of
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPA-
RILLA, GENTIAN AND SASAFRAS,
DREfARED BY The NV York College Of Medisine and
Pharmacy eablishedfo the suppression oqu cksy This
re6td and hiahly ali the pur
Tying qualities and curative the he rbs conf
IDENTIFY by the college infinitely uperor to any
extract OF Sarsapsa at before the public and be
relied on as remedy foe all from inn
pure state Of the blood zach scrofaa rheum
pnpes ulcers the joints nodes,
cuneous erupons dsase arising
mercury.
Sold In single bottles, at rs cents.
" IN cases Of half dozen bottles, pc
dozen S6W
Cases forwarded TO all p,rts Of the Union.
MIA very liberal diseountto Wholesale puvchasers.
d&wnc VS. RICHARDSON, M. p
q The Concentrated Extract Of Safsapariila, 0ea-
tan and 5sssaffas also Tor sale y i7s Divsca sssss
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT Thomas
Hartley Crawiori, OF the district of Columbia to be
Judge OF the Criminal Court for the District of Coum-
oia, vice James Dunlop, resigned. william Adams to
ne receiver OF public moneys Sc, at johnson court
house, Arkansas, wire Alfred henderson, removed.
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FOR THE PILES.

nR UPHAM'S ELECTUART-An ute rna remedy, is.
~ for the Piles either internal external bleed
lug blind. Sold at No. l2 Fulton street No Division
and by regularly educated physician Of twen
~ years experience, confined to office practice where
Piles and all Chronic diseases successfully treated Med
cal office No 49, Bawsiy, a doors above Spring street.
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EXTRACT OF CUBEBS,

THIS is the most speedy certain and sectus remedy for
10 take b. Ing without smell all the
potent remedies 70! those deases the concentrated
form For sale Wholesale and retail, No. aAnn street.
6m9l lmr
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VARIANTS COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF CURERS

A ND COPAlBA is particularly recommended as safe,
avery and pleasing FORM which admits OF
without being tasted producing Sickness has
become popular and all who have occasion
knowledge its efficacy For ale Wholesale and retail by
corner of Greenwich and Warren streets, N. Y.
Al.o. by Mosey Tucker, Mob ls; NJ Grey. hatcher;
Charles,on; D. Antignac Barry. Augusta W 8. Reese,
Baltimore: Gilman Washington; McCloud Wheaton, St
mr12 1m&r
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NOTICE.

mr. VAN ZANDT'5 celebrated Health Restorative, Anti
IL Dyspr pic aud Anti Bilious Cathartic Pills. sold
Wyatt Ketchums, No l2l Fulton Price IS per
bor. mr23 lm+m
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Passengers Arrived .

LwERrooL-Pseket ship Patrick Henry-Archbal RUSSELL
Ed Mr. Dorr, New York; Peabody, Salem; Mr. Cock
burn lady two children and servant Rev Mr.
LTsspoo~Packet hin OxardAs Leon n nan am
.eersge paaenger. Andrew Lettuce seeage passenger
died the 5,h Of April.
Observation-Disclosures Bark MiIes-Mara Meyer, Mrs Msy-
or, R,bke, NJ Roberts, e A r ,brrts
ST. CRoix-Bark n achons hee-W Bishop; A Crosby.
New ORLrAxs-Ship Orieaus-Messrs Mussey, Crosby,
Alexander and &c in the craze.
NEW ORLEANs-Bak LoIetto Fsh-D Watts, Mr. Grafton.
CHARLEsToN-Ship AnsonC Kerrs0n lady and children;
Hay and lady: MIR Pennell; Miss Penne Mr. haywood;
Mrs Onn.nell; Mrs Johrsoi Mrs Drinkham Mr. bowers,
and II milton.
CHARLEsroN-Brig Phlura-Mr Miller and lady; g w
Bovine; p Bucket, and rs in the steerage.
Passengers TO Arrive.
SAvANNAI-Brg ExactMrs Button, Mrs Ogden and child
Mrs Buckman children aud servan Mr. Shotwel lady,
daughters and servant Miss Seaton Mr. Law and VIM
II Shotwell.
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THE NEW PHYSICIAN.

lHE NEW PHfSICIAN.
NOTICE 10 the Sick and Afflicted at 1873 Sixth Avenue
~ DIX BALDWIN, PhysleI ~ ccoucheur, Medicine, &c
having been twenty the medical profession during
which time he has practecd extensively aad with
ordinary success, IN various Of the worldEng and
Scotland Ireland, France and Germany DR.. BIS extensive
practical knowedg-, combined with his former med
cal tuition by the most celebrated practitioners Of
countr es gives hum knowledge Of his profession which but
DR. be consulted by LADIES' gentlemen and the pu bic
generally IN every disease defor Sc Fee
the above ONCE 81; vests to patients ST. il by letter. post
paid entlos fec So Dr. b. will shortly present
new truss orruptues far superior to hitherto invented
Aso three preparations OF for diseases
ceedugly prevalent aud often fatal in III country VIII CHI
diseases have been petenders physc in
the least acquainted with the human Frame naturally
tomcally; not knowing ducus comuns choedos hus from
the Os emors; and who'll questioned the medicinal pro-
nertes OF the trash they give it, inteuded operations
the human structure could not give single sentence
plnaton which out to be required by the afflicted The
Of ought be resored who able
bat with diseases preference those the prn
introduces his principle of extracting teeth and fangs
which gives the patient scarcely Fees for attendance
be by application either BY letter
otherwise, at the office, lss Sixth Avenue - Imrc
4 HE s,AuIL MIXTURE -Dr; nopes Mage Siy5r re
Edinburgh Specific, Is the rage, and Why ne
cause Gonorrhca, elects &C. 80 much more Pe,
where pills. capsules aud hsve Jailed IL not IKE
medicines ch,merica bot the resuito ~ sar
actual experience the practice OF regularly
STEFAN. Pnce$ Agents. tngsrso Ca corner 81 Jonn and
Gold Streets and corner Fulton ana Wam
Broad way, and Bayard aud Orange mI lmsr
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WRAPPING PAPER
0000 REAMS Straw and Rag Wrapping Paper, Crown
OOOO and Double Crown, inst and for sale by
PERSSE & BROOKS,
aIq MN IS and s, Nrssan sweet
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ALBANY, April n, 1876.

ALBANY, april ~, lcAO.
"eii' we are standing on a segment OF an arch
we won't undertake TO say that the arch is trium-
nal one, with coronet of flowers, and wreath
OF lame at the top of 1t. We are speaking of the
Lesislature,snow The ascent of the great arch has
has been trod the eliminating point reached and psss
Cd and now the tendency is downward Tho revolu.
tion of the great wheel has been begun and almos,
finished. Some of the spokes have been smashed and
the feloe loosened little but on the whole wa bs
lieve the country has great for congraua,on
In case this jsrgon may be called ambiguous, will
say that am simply anticipating the adjournment Of the
Legislature the time is just at hand There 10 not
vast deal Of critical busDessto be accomplished in thu
mean tme-nothing that will entrance the multitude or
create panic among the priests, or frighten the
owners OF por ions of the material world, or in
otner words, the Of real estate, EXCEPT
petnspsthe bill TO abolish distress for rent and tn bill
AuoJect tributes eccrung from casehold estates to
ne great proposition to litigate the titles of
nsse Enssh MOBILES (guasD will be lett for the COW
uon, rs property coming within the rad of its central
snu powet And ss regards the first named bills
nave repeatedly declared, nv console ntjous and
confederate opinion, that this Legislature will never
ma.ure mem Inc Cato OF America s at log ads
with tne lesser lights Pitt never had a counterpary
mere Charming Is dead Finally in the ninetee nth cen
fury, true Phiianthropist and man with soul br;rn
ming with feliclious charity has figured In an
riean forum. (This may be little icresn - ,S S
Jset but lot It be ssid) These great reasons smonr
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PHILADELPHIA, April IS.

PHILADELPHIA, April 10
The eclipse Of the sun was announced to take place
to-day but it could be perceived in this latitude
owing to the OF clouds which interviewed. There
Is also chill easery wind blowing which adds to the
nature of the day The chance of clouds
preventing view OF the eclipse had not ceen
by individual who advertises for sale large guam
ty Of smoked glass; for the Of those anxious gaze
at old SOL with his cap drawn for short nap and
quently his speculation will prove losing It is
said he has postponed the eclipse till the next clear day.
Judge Parsons this morning sentenced three young
rioters to an imprisonment Of one month for partcpa
ton in street fight, Sunday afternoon, some time
since Another one, recommended to the mercy of tho
court by the jury that convicted him. sentenced to
ton days imprisonment. Though they are likewise re-
quired to give bail for future good behaviour every one
acquainted With the character Of these youthful dein.
quents look at such slight entirely farcca
They insufficient to deter them future mscon.
duct and fail to check their associates from the commits
fair held in the Chinese Saloon, for the benefit Of
The profit il Is thought viii exceed 5000 If il does
amount to $500 TIE OLDEST was to fase funds for
the payment Of the debt incurred in bulldog chapel
1ss RUNS Of the church burned blythe mob in May
1t 10 proposed to give public dinner to the Hon. Dan.
lei webster IN this city he passes through his re-
turn to Washington II 1t comes OFF chance will be
Afforded him expsnd Of bile raised by the re-
cent attempt Of G. j. Ingersoll TO asten
ton of the public funds his skirts Mr. Webster pass
ed through the city yesterday his way to Boston with
The bark Pons into this port as SLAYER and con.
demned by the u Court will be sold at the Exchange
Dr. Hs ansn Ss ~ sas bail NM M.r.S
stand another trial before tie Court Quarter
at ITS next term. He was likewise required to give
curity that his book should be this CITY, Judge
Parsons stated that he had examined the volume and
was Of me opinion that it was improper publication,
being low and vulgar in its character aud entirely diff
srens from the scientific works adopted class books
by medical students.
Stocks generally have fallen slightly from the prices
obtained yesterday.
Sale OF Stocks at Philadelphia
ApnI TFIRsr BoARp-S00 Lehixh Int est Az so shares
Morris Canal 3 $4,000 City Gas So Co. oi; 400 shares Oh
rsrd 6auh Iok do o Schuyl Bank a. $500 State
So esk 100 shs Bank ~; 5000 Stas ST. 50 sh, Read
ing ., 500 do b5s,; $4,000 State go S. Ches Del
AyrKs BoARp-Soos stue SIS ss 5000 do cash g. 20
ans uoen Mechanics Bank III Penn Bank ass; 50
do Merits Canal IS.
srcoso SOAR 100 Reading s 50 do sax; 5000 State
81 G 5O0e Reading bonds ~; 3v VchsbuIg Bank: IS
3ax; Ito do 3sk
ASTxs SALGs-io Wilmington "a; 1000 Tenn Bonds sax
1000 do Wednesday s3ki 30 Reading X 3ik.
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BOOKS BOUGHT

DER1ONS wishing dispose Of their Libraries ethel
large small will always find rcady purchaser and COED
prices by addressing few lines giving and number
J. MCABE,
apl lmsr 10 Nassau q ieT Rivingtns street.
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NEw ORLEANS, April IL. 1915
Summer is coming. sure enough; and spring has come
and pretty near gone The hot scorchng begin
ming to TELL and white hats and pants have very cool and
comfortable appearance. not to be despied The bust
may be considered as rapidly drawing to
Close and by the latter part next month there will be
little or nothing doing. The time of starting OF
the mail boats has been changed fro o'clock till
o'clock and the time Of closing the mails changed
o'clock till III.
The advices from England have been looked for with
great anxiety for the last few days. ana yesterday they
were expected to certainty, but the mail arrived
out them Business was accordingly q stand still; in
the cotton market, yesterday but about 100 bales
changing hands at prices heretofore given The sales
on Wednesday only amounted to 1000 bales. The mail
today having failed in bringing the steamers news
there will be peroe-tibe change In the market Very
little business will be done to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20
DIED:

On Monday morning, leth inst OF consumption M.as
LUCRETIA T.. BENNETT, aged 20 years.
TIE relatives and friends Of the family respectful
u invited attend her funeral "Wednesday afternoon
81 O'Clock from the residence of her parents, No I9
Suilivanst.
On sunday, toe 18th inst Gen CHAs. B. DAYTON.
in the -ith yea: Of MS age.
His remains viii be taken TO Eizabethtown II J. for
intcrment.
At Newark n ]. on the 18th inst Mrs. DEIDAMIA
BOWLES. late OF Hartford. CT aged e5 years
Her remains viii be taken Hartford this sflernoon
for inte;meuI.
On the l9,h john ~ Moore, aged 70.
l-tn, Wilhelm Anne daughter OF VIM Dawson aged g.
18th, Edward B. son OF David Anderson aged IL
On the I7.h, Mrs. Joanna Nelson daughter Of John
5. Warren.
AT Jersey City. 18th, William B. Jenkins, aged 3s
At Glen Core l5ih, Samuel Moti. aged go
Al Albany, 10TH Charlotte A. daughter OF b II Wood
ruff aged 4.
On snip Canton, from N o to Boston, Dec l. Gustin
Adams of Albany, Sc.
At Syracuse. 2atb Leonard H. Lewis OF Lockpor:, 3.
AT Albany, George 4. Hoyt aged 81 Virginia. daugh-
ter OF VIM. q. Fry, ,; Mrs. Mary Poblnan, aged a.
At Auburn. IN, Henrietta, daughter OF sherman
Beardsley. aged II
Al Lansinsourgh l4th. Mrs Mary Leonard 80
On lne 18Th. John 4. Williams aged IL.
18th Mrs. CathariGe Monroe aged y and 10 months
At Flatbush L. /. lith Mrs. Remsen widow Of Jere-
uiah Remsen aged co.
At Toledo o. ID, Mrs. Hannah Maria O'Hara, Of this
City. aged 20.
Al Troy 18th. Ava wife of John c. Mather aged 81.
Al Syracuse. 9th. Ezra D. Long aged 90.
A. Oswego, Sd, Edwin Hart, aged "a.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20

Senator from Tennessee holds in such abhorrence.-
Yes sir should blush, when remembered that
Washington was q member of that party-thai
the Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court who
has shed such lustre around our Judicial repu-
tation abroad and at home. was Federa!lst
l should blush sir, when called 10 mind thai the
best blood which was shed in defence OF our rights
during the Revolutionary struggle flowed from
Federal veins l regret deeply regret. that the
Senator should have ndulCed in n strain OF remarks
so uncalledfor undigniied and so unjust, for the
purpose of reviring preiudces which ough, to have
been left und;sturbed in the oblivion 10 which they
have SO long been consigned.
The bill interrupted in its progress BY the ar
rival of message from the President requiring Ex-
ecutive action. l; viii properly be taken up again
on Monday. when Mr.. Tarney may have recovered
himself sufficiently TO make defence.
OF all other topics you are doubtless kept ap-
prised by your regular correspondent, with whom
have no intention to interfere.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20
Inv lNIIriA.

Court OF COMMON Pleas UAii0M n. Thompson vs.
Edplund g. Bsanm0atIhe name of the plaintiff, ta dry
goods nerchant placed is said By defendant who
is a merchant tailor in broadway. Cednrs in the
black book" register kept By each OF The members oi
an association of Aors in this city for the pur-
pose Of guarding against fraud the persons OBJ
tanning clothing from any of the members and not pay
ng for IT, being entered in index order III the book,
which him ot from credit or from being even dealt
with for cash. stated By counsel by members Of the
association. Mr. Beaumont made up clothing to the
amount OF about $l2 for Mr.. Thompson, who refused
to pay the ground that the articles made on ac-
count of old debt due by the former firm Of Beau
mont & Radford plaintiffs then firm OF Thompson,
Pinnes & Co, aud that it understood at the time
the order was given The defendant then caused Is
averrcd. the of plaintiff to be placed tHilOr 3
"back book and refused Withdraw il, and action is
brought for libel The will be resumed this fore
noon. For plaintiff Messrs. Martin Il Strong and a l.
Jordan for defendant Messrs Edward Sanford and NJ.
De Mott
CIRCUIT CouRr-.yane Fla1S vs. EH9eae Ely-The
plaintiff is widow lady belonging 10 Gardiner Me On
settling up the OF her husband IN 1887 She sent
for the benefit of the higher interest allowed in this State
$4,000 to defendant paper dealer in Futonst 10 be IN
vested in bond and mortgage as soon rs S5GO was re-
cciyed from another quarter which she named. The
money was invested and action is brought to
the amount. In defence discharge in bankruptcy to
Mr. Ely shewn hut is conterded that this does not
reach trust debts Motion made for nonsuit which
will be decided this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-20
Cassiu. M. Clay and the Members Of our
S.,ta ie1fsIuture.

During the recent visit OF CAssIus NJ. CLAY 10
our City, letter of invitation to Albany "as draw l
IN in tha, CITY and hastily submitted for their s's'
natures to a par, of the Members OF our state Leg
islature and few other gentlemen who happened 10
be collected there from dieren, parts oi the etale
We believe every Whig gladly availed himself ofthe
privilege OF signing, with considerable number OF
the opposite party But for the necessity I'm order
TO reach Mr.. CLAY in this City ofdespatchng the
letter on the evening of its preparation, and before
opportunity had been afforded for more general
signing, the invitation would have been given by
majority of the Members, Of whom ftfyeight are
among the signers below. The letter reached this
City after Mr.. CLAY's departure which will ac'
count for the delay Of the answer.