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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
vTHE CONGRESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. \

THE CONGRESS PIRATED.-cAUTIoN TO SHOE
Dealers.Learning that unprinciplcd persons
Offering Elastic Gore tS q Patent Con
speh way as e cause shir Of contraction expansion
Of covering and binng sbrous materials with Of
India Rubber used in making Congress Boots direct
features sells the Congress- Boots made WIN be pro-
secuted for damages. All who authorized by use
are required to stamp each pair with the words Days Pa
TENT All Others and dealers warned
against the consequences they choose to bs concerned
tempting through their 70 mslcad unsuspcct
nation caused tho opinion Of two Of the
Patent Lawyers in the United States to be
published shall hold every dealer responsible where
manufacturer is irresponsible. HORACE II. DAY, Owner
of all the Patents connected with Congress Boots N
Licenses granted at % Cortsndt street. New Ysrk and by
authorized agents throughout the United States except
Charles Winsiow, Of Lynn, Mass.
LEGAL 0rNIoss=I have examined the letters Patent Is
sued to Dupont Hyatt bearing date the 10th October
s40 and of opinion that the of elastic
by weaving brous materials which expand and
combination with India Rubber Springs ii applied In tho
manufacture OF Cater Boots infrin upon the
Patent New York, April %, 1851. i. il. CUTTING.
BosroN, June g. 1s5ll have made similar examin alton
OF the letters Patent above referred to- and in Mr.
Cutting opinion. kUFUS CH0ATE.
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SALES M AUCTION.

ID G. KEMP AUCTfONEER.-LARcF AND posi-
Of elegant Furniture Pisnofortss Carpets.
&C. order Of Mortgages and others for whom It may
tbs large Hall oss prosdys formerly the Chinese NJ.
credit for al sums $780, for notes.
KEMP will sell at auction above by order Of mort
esgee Others large and valuable collection Of hand
and Cabset Furniture q che best
nshng articles all of which will DO positively sold without
and presents opportunity for the trade ho
desirable description Of goOd The Furniture has all bsea
tom trade and consists large splendid assortment
o. richly carved rosewood mahogany and black walnut par
ior dining room library and chamber Furniture compris
Of elegance and utility found in the large
and fashionable warerooms Pianof0res-Ten superior
rosewood & and octave Panotes from city makers Of
good reputation and all OF which will be fully warranted
the when sold ut private SALE These pianos
particularly worthy the attention Of those in want of good
instruments at auction prices Gsrpetinss-Aiso rich
Csrpeng which particularly worthy the attention Of
be packed for shipping reasonable charge Catalogues
morning Of sale.
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR or THE practical PRI
II ato Teas t;xe kc horr q 10 A NJ

nR. RALPH, AUTHOR or THE practical PRI-
~ yate Treatise' &c Once hours, ito IL A. M, and
TO r.. M, (Sunday excoptcd) No. 6f3 Houston street
Wooster street. From the uncommon medical advan.
tares the author has enjoyed which be would
having resided several Paris the
puspoe OF .ndyng diseases followed BY along
hesitation, promise in the severe and com
patcd casesas secondary diseases structures
any other source In America Those who apply the earlier
ttagse o. diseases viii be gratihed by rapdy
Of The which Is often effected very dnys Scpa
rate waiting rooms IRE provided For treatment by letter
address box s6a Post Ohice. r. Sr Ralph would add,
that besides his special practice in the genc
urinary 70 witch he has long devoted particular
attention he stend as tar "a possible general practice
oesstli.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, 60.


have removed from No. Wall street, to IA Broadway
and II New street. -
RERF0RD g. co.'s GREAT CALIFORNIA, OREGON
- Sandwich Islands, South America, and China Express
will be by the steamer United States May 18TH
Panama in charge Of special essenger Shippers
requested 70 send in their freight with invoices early
on Friday the 18th Small parcels for express trunks
received til r on the day OF sailing Our express mail
for south Pacific will connect with the English
house or consular fees. BERFORD & 10.
" NO. Astor House, vescy street
GREG0RNs EXPRESS EXPRESS EXTRAoRDI.
~ nary.-1he subscribors will forward, in charge Of
Mr. George duoson, an Express for Packages, Parcels
and Letters, ny the fast steamship United Statc via
Navy Bay on Saturday, 18TH May ut three r. NJ, con.
Meeting with the splendid steamer Winfield Scott at
PANAMA.. From the great speed Of these stesmers an
uneQuaed opportunity is now offered for slippers az
cNptctcJ that far Ster despatch
this trip than has yet been ense'sd BY the Panama route
Packages should lie seu IN Friday, 18th and shoul
noe exceed il pounts ght. and be made water proo.
Lfttcrsreoelved until 2P.M THOMPSON & HITlHC0t X
Agent, 2o5 Bre sjvay, cae loor ffom toltea s.seeL
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w BURLINGTON G.. sNETHEN CONTINUES re
NY ia the supreme CourttO attend to casss
peIore Congessto prosecute claims and settle accounts
sgains the Departments and Boards OF
procure patents at home and abroadto obtain penson
anu bounty landsto collect debts dividends legaes
10 any part q the United states and fcr
countriest make investments offundr
and on bond and morearcaud negotiate tho purchas
and sale OF leans lands and patent nny STATE 81 h
Union farticular nttehton paid to Caforna land tit
cases coming ur 70 the United states supreme cour, %
Snethen. No Carroll place pa.lt,i u,il VA, ~, :.
o. c. will noel With prompt A.tsas,oa
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u,HE MARRIEp N,spRryArn MEDICAL Coz.


panion--By DR. a. n Mauriecau, Professor 81 Dis:oso
suffering physical and mental anguish TO na1v
wife, and pecuniary doulties to the No.
ban been spared by timely possession Of 49,
work Intended especially for the married. tAsss
contemplating marriage IL discoses important ssers
which should be known TO them particularly.
To those whose health does not permit Of increase q
family IL Is Of special Importance.
Here, also, every femaletbe wfethe mother-tns 80
either budding into womanhood the other in the deen4
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efficient and certain mode Of In evsD
complaint to which her sex 10 subject -. 49,.
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Nv DEAR SHINY wife has been pcrceptbly sinking -
years In consequence Of her geas g.
6nsmentevsry successive more and debNitat1
and prostrang her putting her life In imminent dAAgG
and which the last OCCASION despared Of suppSo
this Of things inevitable and resigned myself .
meet the worst Al this tine.now about two months1
heard book highly spoken o. g. containing as1
express you relief Afforded my distressed mind as1
the JOY its impaired ~ wife, learning
great discovery OF NJ NJ Dcsouoaux provided remedy. 10
opened prospect TO which little conceived
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besd IN AL human probability my wife you'd have
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is, Of oOurso, sabls TO convey mora fu.y
intended Tor tho married, or those contemplating
ertct a. vss Bro,dwsy. and az the pubusntns ="
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TUCKER. Ac,ue Aiehsma' 4. b. totsrsvn, ~ -
stree On 2 rssps :, - psss .yhs Uss-
s tea t eti.'1 Y s ne, I, siaTsci ps5sps p
A. N. Nsaressr ~s Lsa New York 49,. oass y
L.bsrty jsrrss.
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EDWARD x; COLLINS & Co., So Wall st.. New York
BROWN, SIMPLIFY b Co.. Liverpool.
Z. @. ROBERTS & Co., Is Kiry's Arms Yard, London.
JOHN LUNROE Co., Is Rue Notre Dame dos Vio-
torres Paris /; or
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The Of these ships will lot be for Gold
silver, bullion specie jewelry precious stones or mosis
unless bills ofadng signed therefor the thereof
therein expro1sod.
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Zoo REwAnp,-JrrrRIrs ANrIDorE, A spE-

d zoo REwARD-JEFFRIFS ANTIDoTE, a sPE-
70 OVO ci6c mixture for the cure OF private disorders
II makes speedy without the least restrictions OF
diet drink exposure change In application business
The proprietor ohsengess tuec Gaze which the iMuo
will not cure forfeiture OF I've hundred dollars.
II In bottles with fun directions A. ST. One bot.
tie lasts weckmsny cured ~ two days For sale hyC
RING, Ig. broadway aud s ps Baysrd street T.; ".
Little i0t Hanover street, Boston, Weight Co., Neg
Orleans.
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MEDICAL

TIVE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND. DIR. X.
Prestons Female Panacca, Nos, 2and corrects all
irregularities Of the female sysey Sent by mail weth adj
vice. dollar Consultations and letters N
BNonc genuine but those Of DIR. r. Address
Branch Post Once, Chatham square, till removal is
nounced.
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JOHN I. yANDEwATER,, AUcrIoNEER.z.LARcE

John L. vANDEWATER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
20 81 M snd ~
U. GiovanniGa Fixtures, Fancy Goods, &o.-John L.
vandewater Co. will sell at auction at their salesroom,
IA Wall street. Wednesday, May 18th, at II o'clock
large and splendid Of Marble and Asbaster Stat
&c. consisting part Of Marble and Alabaster Groups and
GERS Busts Of the italian Poets American Statesmen
Urns Pazas and Vases Of the most celebrated Artists
basso relieve &c., viz Hebe Eruscan Grecisn and Me-
dics from Prisnes Adrianns Pompsii SCI Verde d Pra
Agate and Bardigo Paper Weights and fnkstands models
Of the Eternal Lhs and Neros Bath Tub vesta Temple
Forentne Baskets Candlcstcks Jewclry Stands Mosaic
Table Books aad Vases Watch stands Card Receivers &C.
China Dining Tea Tete tete SETS rich Vases Toilet
Ware, &c. Catalogues the morning Of sale.
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DERENPTORY SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE
this day. At 10 o'clock, at No 452 Broome street. cor,
ner Of Mercer street C. FUTILE will sell at auction
as above the entire stock Of elegant and
Mr. Joseph sommer comprising valuable assortment
paror, hall, library and bedroom Furniture, Blankets
Desks &C. The whole will be positively TO the hghcst
bidder, for cash. A. Q. FUTILE, Auctioneer.
Iroa duav
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WIN. s. McILvAIN g. Co, AUCTIpNEERs WILL
SELL this day, at their seed stere. No John street
l0N o'clock fine collection of Roses. Carnations Paue
Dahas, Yerbenas Tuberoses Nc. sc from r Hantsr
sons Jersey City Catalogues on the m,roag II sails
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TOHN L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER.-TUESDAY,
a IL at OM O'Clock at 396 Fourth avenue betMeen

IOHN /. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER.-TCESDAY,
- fay at lo o'clock, at 39e Fourth avenue, between
Twenty and Twenty ninth streets Magnificent sale
shouschold Furniture Plano, &c. comprising parlo suite
In rosewood covered in rosewood parlor Chairs
dining Table marble top pier and centre Tables
tsestete Sofa wndog Curtains rich Brussels Carpets
and Brackets and walnut Etegeres library
sak Table, painted Tables shaving Stands. &c. Also
oh marble and slsbaster statuary Vases &c. Gas Fix
lures &c Also, few choice Paintings eminent artists
and Of high value Also. Dinner Set $50 pieces and Tea
Sets bedroom Furniture suite In rosewood and maho-
gany spring Mattrcsse Paasters ingram
Carpeting, Venetian Stair Carpcng Bureaus, and wash
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECr.-U. s.
IN Mail and Express Lines, through in AZ hours N j..
Railroad via Jersey City leaving New York at NJ foot
OF Cortlandt street; "a. and 5s r. M Liberty street.
Philadelphia hours from foot Of Walnut street,
reduced to SO for first class and 81 20 for second class
Baltimore, Washington. and Charleston through tickets sold
the above lines and through luggage carried the GA NJ
and Oh ~ lines from New York, with through
without expense.
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0HIPRLU0.

Eon LIv1RPooLs-UNIfED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC, Capt, Joseph J. Comrtock-This steamsc
vi depart With the vned states nails for Europe posi-
lively, on Saturday Nay 10Th. at IL o'clock M from her
berth At foot Of Canal street. No berth till paid
FOR freight or passage having unequaled
EDWARD K. COLLINS 4 CO.. 81 Wal u.
The eamshp Atlantic will succeed the Baltic aad sail
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AR. HUNTER.s RED pRop-oF ALL REMEDIES,

DR HUNTERS RED DRoP-oF ALL REMEDIES,
- this is the most certain. ~ makes speedy aud
thorough certain diseases without the eat rerc
ton in Dict drink exposure, change in habits OF
business Many are cured In day. Price 81 only, with
deal boob. No. Division street, the only place.
DR MORRISON. 20tts FULTON STREET, CONTINUES
IL to BIO consulted all diseases OF private nature
his long experience In his special department him to
treat syphilis and sexual debility with uneguaed success
His Office hours are from . A. N. to J.. ~ and from
r. N. TO g. (Sundays excepted) at which times his old
friends aud paents and all others desiring 70 he sklfuy
aud Justly treated may call on him with confidence