New-York Daily Tribune (New-York [N.Y.])
July 6, 1842

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Tur Dui. Ma sire FOR LITERATURE, PRILOSIPHY Ax Recicion, Julv 1842 Boston, F bem haen York, C. 8. Francis, bia i P.D NN. Ni voy ans ps OF WAL ke. avd very efficent Cie rg til HOWARD INST BRANCE COM. Ma aud sot by p pe PW WAL MULLANF, 30) Nasansireet Company nake iosgrance 2 s a Jon ANKLIN SALT WATER BATHS, Rens or Haven Naas Tavor, Cori. W Laar e BE P. 3 "p re s Poarx W Couch, Mca: Buin a 3 Jmprovid plans Tom M BL Wo Na Ww WE LY Fanning C.Tucke 2 Hank SAE aio 3 ‘a 3 vit bee," Meigs 8 Feniu ohn 5 WO ER OLLED GEA IAN SILVER. JAS. g or Y Caleb 0, Halted, Wllam W. Thith, FEN Prod om, ERG. MOFFELT, 1 Prwcesieet, near Wooster, LEW:s Pir 11ts Secretary gs pa AY oN ate (Hardware Dealers -y snd Ma actors «uper or artic'e of German Silver, 3 {Ti AL INS! RAN [.—(n Dwell wit oretal oft ad ticks 1" Fu e val SF i a LO vis ol to apy, either Fore gn or Do= oA FHE HOUSEHOLDERS M ALI kr AR one au SURANCE COMPANY, Office 6 Wall: fOAL COAL COAL~Best Peash Or- Stores and Mer i 4 Red As Coal—=Lump, Broken It os at Ps «he ur to Ink fe wi (1Ass ws Coa N w est x eith es M y tan VET Arges artage inany pat o 1 I~ 4] t y rR aly er, a v ve Link ot he s 3 y {oF w Gray Ash N Koil, Lehigh and Lackawana Coal. w s his PS Amerian Bane s Coa the grate equal te eR AV RIDES ninms f A best Liverpool, Best V Coal, tor blacksm slys use, t ex es and Os, 18 PODTese nite we very lowest price JOSEPH Po SIMPSON, Ooo Now 112 Nassau-sireet. sure y N. B. Orders for one ton will receive the same aitenson his ra nrepar y insure aga ord thos a larger quaniy, wy isu ase lh Daw Houses, pied aw an lth &n x Pane rindi as suck, Hous Furnituce and ali Hausebold P CIs) IO #5 50. Peach Orchard Coal.— a x. Kv 4 A Fhe su! ney rs for sale the fist quality Pea h I DA i ne tH and Coal, A CL aru nul sizes, at the ahove oO i ed prices, ered oes artave, direct from the DIRECTORS boats. The Coal will be well broken and sereendt at the Gulian Verntanck, R. A Robertson, Stephen Canbrele E Ei VEFRED ASHFIELD, w un HL Ha F'éd'k Schuchardd, [LH] 6 fos A SOFner ol Monige ery, i. RODGERS, Pro Orders left as above, or at 138 Wiliian-atreet, of th ough myl2d-Im D.C. TAYLOR, Secreta Ean e, preampliy Cie to, eam AL ERCHANTS FIRE Insurance Come EWCASTLE COAL—=Now discharg nany—Capital ali a Million of Pollars—t Fath Beige Janet, dod fol the barque Four NW This ALORS 10 insure t foes FOU ne ikitiest Mv. FOF qualki- w damage by Firs, dw A houses, wa of y es and lor manafactarers, lor sale i er wide a {0 ami parcha att crate prices, hy wind po De? ol DF ts WARD BROWNE, 8 bid as Ciiar institatien in F Jed 111 Wash ugton, corner Laight-st fona. Lawrence DIRECTORS. i) i AY DENS Premium Pens.—A Silver hon C Rosse. John A te eTV Bienes ay lof 3 Modal was awarded 1, Hayden for his very supe- Rant Ches Oliver Corwin, Francis HL N Pens” by the American Institute at is lass Fair, The J I. Lawn ve. Thomas Lawrence, Charles 8 Lrovernl t have given th the Preference, and the best Tames B a an i Tibor, Wiilivm WV. Pox, Eroatianis Ji. many e public institutions will use vo Tames (5. Sta Georze Barclay Asaph: Stone, er Pens. They have justly obtained the highest reputa- 1a Po tose nh Hudsor Dav dd M. Pra nd are surpassed legqualed by any in the country. Andrew Foster, Jr. Epliain 1" wooh, Moses H. uk i trade a I at the Manuia turer's prices by the ag a d \ge nts I P HAYDEN, Plattstreet. JONATHAN LAWRENCE, Pres Wind oO for Ss in's Schou! and Counting house Ink A, HL Murer, Secretary. niu F ANTE D="Ten or twelve active ThE Self instructor and Journal of the J Al Ar=1en or We J ¢oaenve, mn- th a! Lyveeum. by Josiah Holbrook, is published teiliger en to procure subs eps in ov: monthly at the Exchange Lyeeom, 513 Broadway, at 0 ri palar period “als of t e day Mea w y have been ven year, pad in advance, A bberal discount will be i" Th 3 wd ars Ss Wi we H u fn to ts who buy hy the quantity. Accents ol peony eigners need apply. Undoubted test us of clas sapers will tind it a profitable work, For sale at Aviord's er RADBI RY. SODEN Co. 127 N t. N.Y Suhves Feat; 164 SHchery LY _BRADBI RY, IN Co. 127 Nasavat. XY, ATK NT eat U and 10 School-st, Bost AT=RILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, a i OARDING.—A Family, together with

Beckman! le Gentlemen, can be accom ads POARDING=—A private family would he hat or two or u theve-story Price low Uu at No eli ow F Doverastieet ny 10 accommodate a ventlenian an persons, mae or fs male, ir with rooms and tal Ralerence y suit the times regane a vw doors [1 pan d his w a genteel TR hii le wn Franklin 8q 1942 "This romantic and fashiona- ve resort will Se condi during the present season ans r the direct.on and superintendence of the subseriber. IU Las underzone a complete and thorough repair, and is now ception of v No effort will be spared aintain the deservedly high character whichithas here: fore sustained, As heretotore, its tables will be furnished sith every delieacy that the New-York market can atlord vod every possible attention that can promote the conven: and enjoyment of wtrons will be promptly Les stowed, The road leading to this establishment and sape- ally that part of it on the mountain, has been re ndered wriectly sooth and sa’ J the Pine Orchard ciel ypen (or the re SLOTS. yr ei is Yennk and J) On ALD BW ith or without Breakfast ANC 1° Apesars, ALF. Beach Co's. excelieot line of stages will L} (ea, at 113 Leonard-street, at trom £25010 86 a week cup as heretofore regelandly between the Landing and the ua small tanuly me Mouniein House, on the arrival of the boats I OOMS, with or without Breakfast and TE TY L, BEACH, Proprietor, Tea. at 113 Leonard-street, at from $250 to $6 a By Special Appointment week, in a small family me t OSEPH GILLOTT, Pen Manufacturer TO THE QUEEN. CAUTION ~The wizh charac. ~r p o 0) steamboats and amili 8 ter of these Pens has induced the attempt, on the perdu su th wood servants at Hatson’s Omer, Solid seve ral disrepotable makers, topracticea raud notaaly Lpon Pearl-areet places supplied with Cooks, Wai Mr. Gillett, byt also upon the pabbe. An inlenior an cle, ers, Chambermiaids and male and female servanis of al pearing the misspellsd name, thus, Giliot, omitting the final kinds Lug is t 1s now in the market. It can readily be detected by its OHN McCABE COUS lutelligence Hon, M I. Grin unfinished appearance, and the very common style winch it 1s put up. Oliseryve, the senune Pens are are all marked in full— Olive, 9 Nawsau-st. REFERENCES nell. MH. Brevort, Esq. W. Irving, Prot Renwick TAL Joseph Gillotrs Patent,” or “Joseph Giliolt, w ranted and that each gross bears a fae simie of his signature, BY in Ascension Church for sale.— “The above may be bad, wholesale, of HENRY JESSOP Pew No. the ground floor, in the body ot ii jvis ly 71 Johmestresy, corner of Chfl, Church. Apply at No. 78 Routh street eld \WVING n p bi ha "nm NG presented to the ubliec the Pra HORCHARD COAL ="Thesub- claims of my first preminm Cologne for sa long, I now scribers are a st (a «harging the above Coal] take the Lherty of laving Setore n another article of superior quality, wi they LO summers al tie equal worth, viz “he Virzina Shiving Crean” Ths west narhot WARD PROWNE, vezeial wiposition can sately say is unequaled by Any er of Laight and Washington streets now offered to the American public tog the pleasure it affords NE now the articie is articies at the tolOgy ing 5 10 G 75 to 82 50, PRICE s that some store-keepers ask double the pri worth: therefore any person wishing (o par- Jean clothing can rely on being furnished u prices —Coats at EAE wk £5, cioth pants £3 25 to #4 50; satiuet pants f COGSWERLL, I'S Chathanest A do LUE. —100 barrels low-priced Glue for NALLIACTUIe Dy 150 bags fine G wre flakes for city t 110 barrels fine Cabinet Glue 6 shite Bong Glue 300 (hs Russ an Glas WINDOW GLASS 00 Hhoxes lownrieed Win tor sale by u La

7: L T. GESLA and fashionable Musie, for the Piano, Guitar, and Commission Merchants, 164 1 21C at Three Cents a page, at No rer of Broadway nstantly rece spenard street, e« STORE.—It is generally JOSHUA (MLEERT H Ww uve fow lass SUN, Wer ost CHAS ving new which is sell ng at the very low wrice ol 3 cents anase tail. Also, on hand, a small lot of Masical Instia neuts which will be sold very iow The public are invile 1) 1 and examine (or themseives, Wholesals deglerssan ‘heaper than at any other establishment in the U7, States N. B —Piaao Fortes tuned at 75 cents. jeld tm CHAS T. GESLAIN COLIC Patent Repeating Rifles, Car- J hines. Fowling Pieces awd Pistols are now offered for cash, at iueed Pi s al No. 171 Broauway NewYork Hyde Goods New drlenn, Hayden, Greer Co. Charleston, 3. James P. McKeon, Penasylvama Avenue, Washington D.C. Also, improved Powder Flask, Cap-primers and the hest Percussion Caps sale at No. 171 Broadway. ell Im” NY GENTLEMAN iutending to build woukl do well to pass along the street aad throw his wl enqu re why the morta s washe eves te e chimunies, a at IRANY examine the mortar under the coping and areas and {lar wavs, ar f he should find all satis Lad a“ t his spe alion Tt IAs Lirwe t v the t ain ft not 3 1 i wea 14 A! i ser ni.* specitication Hydra Lim as yet never has bes Known is willie wash out of any brick or stapes Work Nn any situa wever exposed. Price $l por Lil, sale at the corner of Troy and West-sts tje2liti] T.F ORTHY ATTENTION.—Persons Micted with Hernia or Rapture. are niorme that a rent may be obtained from Mrs. Shute, Girve wick Lane, first door a JetTerson Market, wi oh heals tl award wound a periorms a radical gre. Those atthcted will be reterred to ndividuals whe Lave been ured, Ly ap- olving as above ed lw” EMOVED from =4 to Chambers- A street Dentisiry. —W Thorn, Dentist, solicits Le attentie those who wear Art al Te aw BAY sire the n,t method supply r be Ix Liary ym ly, viz: the teell Roowiaye that there is ad Je taste in the moeihs of those who is luige nas m the a¢ the godd plate nal sen TL yf it. he inserts one 10 a complete sel, Ww tho us ny eLw t mietla any descriplioti. oll Tw CHAMBERS ST BaosieN MI=CEL JLANY, July, Vol. No. 1 Ey prLLisiments ~The Artist Lover, an Engray Steel. Paris Fashions; Music—* The Rainhow,’ Ly 8. GO Wehn, CONTENTS. Aranjuez, by Alexa jer H. Everett The Stren the Rock, by WW, Riery Brown's Day wie the Mompsons, w N. P. Wil A Fanta Javes R Lowell Litera Embassadiors, by Wm A. Joues Master Joon Wact, from the German of E. T. Hoffman: Lines 1 Lady, Mary KE. Hewit; =audays io the City and Loan. trv. by W. KE. Channing A First Letter, by Cornelius AL ews: IP eval Woods, by C. M. Hoffa Mos Inch baud hy FE. A Deyekinck The Artist Lover, w an KE gravin” steel The Complaint, by H. Pelerson Tue Bivoune, by LL 1 Ingraham. Liver any Norices.—Bowen's Virgil; Henry of Ofer. fingeny Fathers and Sons The Burney Papers, Part 11; Lewis and Clark's Narrative Paris Fastions, The prow mYer Commences a pew volume of the «ud offers a favorable epporignily 10 subseribe M or lany Apply ati BRADEI RY, SUDEN CO, 12 Nasa and 10 Schoo. 3 Nassau-sl 2d sory. Terms—$§3 per armom, inadvance st. Boston. loan on the ety. yin tis not oniy tragrant, producing a rich and last. But posse sees qualities of so bighiy soothing and aling a natare, as to raise it fa above any nvalarticle, As ve ted my Cologne Lave found it to be ull that 1 said, so they who use this Cream will acksowledge that the hall of its virtues have not here heen told att LINDMALK, #8 Chatham st. Te gv OAL, COAL—Best quali Of ‘4 ty Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal fresh wi the 10, at the following low prices— Key and Broker SIOVE, IAFLP. ciasrinsrrirnrssrcssansinsssnss jouble serevned and delivered any part of the ‘ny, weighed he those who bh ww a city weigher. Yard corner Christopl er and Greens wich stress JAS. FERGUSON N B 1000 tons Pea and Dust cheap. au I> MPS. WARREN, Manufacturer of Miner's Patent Pumps for Wells and Cisterns. The advantages peculiar to these Pumps are Cheapness, Durability, Ease of Operation and Security against Frost. Chey are also Light awd portable, a wl easly set up or res noved, The immense number of them in use, and the nniversal wlebrity which they Lave obtained where they are best run, are now deemed sufficient reference. 1° As a canton in regard to similar kinds of Pumps in Con which save not my label upon them, the pipe nd wooden parts of which being made whrte-wood and them of eucumber-wood, deem it proper to say that fen pape of my manulacture is selected from the t of white pine hea tstufl, free from sap, and being boiled wd well satarated in a resinous composition, is warranted eVery respect a sujpwi article My only agen's in New. York are Messrs, OSPORN A LITTLE, Hardware Dealers, No. 53 Foltousreet, opposite United States Hote] comerly Holt's), who have constantly on hand m (uid supply. yeh lim G OSHIN MILK DEPOT, No. 108 bi Reade and 201 Cpamberssireet, New-York. The wbseribers, having stablished the above bus.ness, Ley leave they have made arrangements (or lock in the (erepoon, rom Fre Badrond and the steams which they «i Four Cents Wow or form the public that ceiving daily, at bait-past Hl woshen, by the New York and wat Arrow, Pure and Wholesome MILK, wl at the above De pot at the educed price ol per qu rt They ais receive daily, at the above lace, CREAM and BUTTER MILK, whicl can be had at the lowest prices, fhe only recommen ion the sghserhers offer tor thew Milk is the article i, which the public are most respeets solicited Lo ca r themselves SKLLECK CO. shment x open every day, (rem 8 o'clock nthe evening. aim re Tae] uly and examine L N. B.-The above esta 5 o'chowk in the morning 0 New York, June 4, 1712. ARLEM PLEASURE GARDEN. splendid Garden, situated on the banks of the i the most delightfnl spots in the vt Harlem River, is one of nity of New York; abounding ia all kinds of Shrubbery, Plans. and Flowers of the finest and rarest Kinds; Pos filed with Gold and Suver Fish, whose sportive playlal- the surface of the water adds much interest to the e the wv rpentine Walks, shaded by Uniden Wil- attractions tor a rural ramble, elegant Awn ng LAs heen erocied, and ve been laid out lor Military Compa. get Frog iver Fish and Bouquets of Fiowers (or ale at the Garden, Harlem, May, 1342 a? im 3 4 5 ITI 4 Nl TNINNEFORD'S PATENT IMPROV. ED LLECTRICAI FLESHGLOVES and STRAPS roduce a healthy state of the system by friction without Uw risk of waring the skin, asall le ordisary Horse Hair Gloves ue Liable to do. The great value of the wene whil afer irresist'h id *xisnsv wa Horse Has Resovator as a thera sate agent when applied wo the Luan body is now tro well Cnown to every one whe bas paid the least attention to the ni pormsce of a lealthy action of te skirt o require farther enmiment For sale a7 A. B. SANDS CO. 773 Broadway, coroer J CLamberssirvet, Granite Building, ou 0 THE LOVERS of superior Black Tea! —Howgua’s Mixture l=T his extremely delicious et unparalieted Tea, 0 Lighly celvirated in China and Farope, just imported, is now tor saje at the Cavton Tea Company's General Tea Fwablishment, 121 Chatham street, New-York, in Chinese packages, price 0 ets and each, nel tf rad ON WARWICK, Sweep Smelter and Refiner in general, No. 17 Joka street, New-York Purchaser of Jewelers and Siveruuith's Polishings, Pu macings, Lamells, Parting Bars, Coarse Silvee Bary, Lace, Gilt and Plated Metals, Book busters Rags, ke arte ly

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cm—— TriE TRIBUNE “JLESDAY MORNING, JULY 6, 1342. gtr la WasmingTox CITY the Tribune may he had a Fr. LUFF's residence, near Third-street, at 3 cents per copy, and delivered to sabseribers at their residence for eenis per months, or 124 cents per weck. A f—— I> The July No. of the American Lalorer, containing Mr. Huntingtow's Speach on the Tar ff, and numerous valo- able Satiatieal Tables and Docoments relating to the Labo pod Indmiry of the Country, is now read) for Subscription Price 75 cents the year. Twenty copies far $10

TY Mr. Clay's Speech +0 he Fostvaiar Logo ton, Kv., Mr, Chief Justice RoBERTSON'S ALDKRPSs as the President of the Meeting, and Mr. CLa¥'s Farrwrrl Sexson on bis re om the United States Seuate, pt a neat Pamphlet and for sale at th r or per do {r For Notices of The Dial and The Knickerhoeker—"The National Academy of Design—Courage in the Pulpit and ont of it, and an Association article on Publie Cl chrations, see First Page. (L7 For a Poem by Wordsworth—A Le- gend of Life and Love, and the Venetian Armory, sce Last Page. enior Lditor of thi fel very rns nth goed 1 3 OC co 130 mt {he s post, after an MABCr has ret paper nas ret 1 LE nhsence of four wei NE the Coun- ns of Dur for The Tribune letters ing which he has visited nearly one-half es of thi= State, and passed through 1 IR AT Pennsylvania, Vermont, Massachusetts, Le. g this time be kas written little save the casual and hasty to which his nitials were subscribed: but it need hardly be suid hat the general course and conduct of the paper nave been the same as if he had been at his post Two deductions only from the thie owservations he information Le has gathered bas made and durisg his tour will here are these 1. The cause of Protection to Home Industry is much stronger throughout this and the adjoinng States thun even the great Party which mainly upholds it; and nothing will so much tend to er sure of Henry CLAY next efficient Tariff bill by John Tyler the eicction President us the V 2. The strength of the Whig party is unbroken Y OL &l by recent @isusters und treachery, and only needs the proper oppurtunity to mamfest itself in all the energy and power of 1640. If a distinct and une. quivocal issue ean be made up on the great lead. ng questions at issue between the rive] parties— m Protection t¢ Hame Industry and luternal im. provement-——the Whig ascendancy will be triumph antly vindicated in the coming Elections, More hereafter, a_i 3 When we left Boston at 4 P.M. on Mon- day, the British steamship Caledonia had not been telegraphed. We shall probably have the news by her issue an Extra; if not, not. oke to pay for an Extra merely to learn an how earlier that there is no news,

John Tyler nud the Land Distributiom. That the Whig party have with singular una. this morning. 1 important, we shail promptly Itis becoming a stale nimity and resolute persistency advocated for the Inst ten years the Distribution of the Proceeds of the Public Lands among the several States of the Union, for purposes of Education and Internal Linprevement, is a fuct so notorious as to require no proof. That the almost unanimous vote of its Representatives in Congress was given for Mr. Clay's Land Diswibution Bill in 1832—=when it was defeated only by Gen, Jackson's Veto—that the same end was virtually effected, so far as re- carded the Past, by the Distribution Act of 18%6 and that this policy off Distribution, first clearly shadowed forth in Mr. Joterson's Message of 1806, reiterated in Gen. Jackson's Message of 1830; was deliberately adopted by the Whigs, and zet forth by them as a carding] principle of their policy in some scores of Legislative Reports (including Mr, John Tyler's to the Virsinia Legislature,) in State Addresses, &e. &e.—are truths go public as That this measure of Distribution was recommended in My. to require only a passing refercnee, Tyler's first Meseare to Congress iz also well Known. And now this same Mr. Tyler, not <atis- fod with having defeated nearly every great meas- ute of the party which elected him to office, turns upon this, and Vetoes a most important and clse unexceptienable Revenue law because it in- Aud the pretext on which this act of insane or sels) volves the poeple of Land Distribution! Despotism is sought to be justified imports that the Land Dieribution was recommend od by Mr. "Tyler and intended to take effect only in cacao na Duties should be levied shove twenty ner ant. ad valorem 52 Now that this position is false the Lex histery of ow country abundantly testifies siative That he Land Distribution was intended by its advo- ates to take effect without regard to the twenty per cont, restriction, needs not now to be proved. Phat it was so understood by its enemies, every Spech or Report made by them on the subject abundantly demonstrates. That it was the intent if the Compromise Act that the whole amount of Revenue needed by the Government should Le raised by imposts, while the Land Proceeds should belong to the States, is also demonstrated by co- mporary But Mr. John deged, has always contended that Distribution nistory. Lyler, it is should take place only in case a sutficisnt Revenue would be raised by a twenty per cent. Tarid— therefore Ze ix irroproachable. Is this true? Did Me. Tyler imagine, when he recommended Distribution a brief year since. that a twenty y per cent. Tarifl would aleve furnish a No=he did not—he could Any Clerk in the Treasury Department suthiciunt Revenge not, could have wid him, had Le needed the infor na- That he held that the spirit of the Compromise should be tion, that this was moraily impossible. i preserved unbroken is most true; but neither he nor the country understood, that to this end the Farifl must be kept below twenty per cent. Un this point we are not left to ference. In 1640 Mi. Tyler made an electionecris g to to the West, speaantng al heciing lu all that ree fal region, the pou Columbus, and Velal elher places, cy of Protection is warmly and justly of shed and was repeatedly catechised on the subject. His answers were prompt amd satisfactory, shoe: my thot adequate discriminating duties might naposed withan the spirit and terms of the Com- promise Act, as sot forth in his last Annual Mes. Finally, Me. William Robinson, jun., sing of the great Tan city of "iutsbucgh, addressed Lim a letter on the subject, leading manutacturer ts wlich he promptly returned an upswer, of wich they following is the material portion “My opens were (Ulf expressed at SU Clair le and al Niegbeuville. AL both places, wa CRA te the question What are your opinions as to the Tanfl? auswered thal was io faver of sustaining the Compromise Bil). That contained the principle of fetro-action, the moment the duty tained us maim am, which forced up the protection eo in. Vaal to what was equrvaient to Iv per eent, That the chaege which it effected in the plan of valuation, and the onde of paviaest, was tally equal 1s my view 10 25 or 3 per cent. ana that with a cessation of the war upon the cur. cucy, which had pacaiyzed the indasiry of the country, Was sanguine iu the hope and belief that prosperity would speedily restored. Fat wn connection with tas, would Lake Ogeasion to say that 1 was in favor of the distribution ef Whe proceeds of the sales of the public among the Siates. and a favor of raising the revenge hy duties on im- POFLS, In OPPORILIn 16 a resol Lo System of direct taxation, AS FVITY WY OReTOus 10 the peo e unproductive to the tremsury, and expensive in the collection, That in thes views was pleased 10 believe that concurred with Mr, Clay and General Harrison, so that there existed a prospect, nthe event of General Harrison's election, that a perma nent systeqy will be introduced in place of a fleeting and ever-varying system, which promises one thing to-day and prodaces another to-morrow.’ Such were the views 1840; the vicws of President Tyler in 1042, may of candidate Tyler, ir be gathered from his latest Veto, and the laudat- ry comments of the Loco-Foco journals. The very man who was so zealous for steady Protection, ‘a cessation of the war on the currency,’ rusing the tevenue by Duties on Imports,’ and ‘the Distri- I trib of the Proceeds of the Publie Lands among the States,” ‘a permanent system "and wh ‘concurred with Mr. Clay and Genera! Harrison,’ —where 1s he now? Vetoing all this, and estab iehing by his own arbitrary will, the most unstea lv and ruinous system that man's evi] genitts could levise. For if the Land Procesdaare to be throw: ito the Treasury, ted to the cur no distribotion st evidently be a contin m of the Tariff; one vear the Lands yiel wind there deve rent purposes of the (3 pINernment Heine all the a Weal, Lod petuatic but One Million, and un goes the Tariff to thing mer cent; this stimulates every home interest, and now Ten Millions” worth of Lands ar hought 1" n year; now there is maurplus in the Treasury, an!

down goes the Tarn te tw per cent. and the game begins again. Protection, Currency, Distr wution—on every important poiat, Mr. Tyler ar rays himself in deadliest hostility to the Whig par- ty which elevated him to power! What possible on<ideration of sympathy or hope was it that im- pelled Mr. Tyler to ery when Mr. Clay was not nominated for President at Harrisburghi? Ah, John! John it was the selection, not of Presi- dent, but Vice, that bas sinee called forth bitter tears of anguish and dizappointment i Fditorial Correspondence. HergiMER, Friday, Jalv 1, 1842, Wikiin the last four days, I have passed leisure- ly and by daylight from Western Pennsylvania through the Western and Central portion of this State. The general aspect of the growing crops is cheering, Wheat is abundant, and most prom- ising. The ground is thickly covered, the stand i< very even, and the heads lone. It has very rare. ly suffered from insects or frost, and less of it was Killed by the last open winter than might have been expected, The last hacvest through the Genesee region was very light; 1 trust this will more than double it. The only danger yet to be seriously ap- prehended is that of rust, from incessant rains; and to produce this disaster the weather must be warmer as well as wetter than it hos hitherto beep, Grass 1s coming forward, ie generally thick, and, though late, will probably be good. Potatoes, Oats, Kc. Le. The heen abundantly wer for the last fortnight, thaugh promise well, weather has Indian It «tands about four or five inches hich, and looks as thoueh it had The only tol erable fields of it have remarked are on the bor- not quite so warm us could be wished. Corn 1s nearly given over, taken up its winter quarters there, der of Lake Erie in Chantauque County, where Back over the hills in that County, it is quite as late as this way, while Wheat and Grass are later, Travelers from the farther West report the pro- the soil is remarkably warm and dry. spects as not materially different from those of the Genesee country. Michigan is covered with Wheat, looking just right. Below Columbus, Ohio, through all the South-West, there will be corn in abund- ance. In Tennessee and Kentucky it is forward as well as promising —The arrnagement hitherto anticipated for a general reduction and equalization of Railroad fares between Albany and Buffalo has not yet been effected—the fault resting, 1 understand, with the Utica and Schenectady Company. The other Com- panies are willing torun through for a regular fare of three cents a mile; this one, which has by far the most valuable und productive section of the entire route, clings to a higher vate. The Mohawk and Hudson has fallen to the standard. The present changes are as follows: Albany 0 Schenectady, 16 miles, 50 cents; Schenectady to Utica, 40 miles, $2; Utica to Syracuse, 52 miles, $2, with variations; Syracuse to Auburn, 27 miles, 31; Auburn to Rochester, 75 miles, $2; Rochester to Batavia, 40 miles, $1 50: Datavia to Buffalo, 10 miles, (by stage.) #1 50: total from Albany to Buffalo, 320 miles, (300 by shortest stage route,) §i1 50, or 24 cents per mile. This ia cheaper, 1 think, than the like extent of land conveyance in any other part of the Union.—The distance is traversed in a trifle over 30 hours, or you can stop when you choose, for rest or business, and be taken In the 30 hours is included ample time for meals at Utica, Syra- up 1n-t twelve hours afterward. cuse, and Rochester. At {requent intermediate points, proper stops are made, giving ample eppoms tunity for refreshunents. The Canal Packets keep up a spirited opposition. They run through in about three days, affording ample restand chance for reading, &c. carrving you through with board for #7 50, including Rail. road {ure {rom Schenectady to Albany. No rea- sonable man could ask to travel cheaper than this; aud of those not compelled to hurry or to stop at places off the Canal, a good proportion take the boats. The Lake route, by steamboat from Oswe- £0 or Rochester, and from Lewiston by Railroad via Niagara Falls to Buffulo, also attracts a good many, as it should. No has time and means can fail to visit Niazara either Log Or re. man who turning, even though he has been there a duzen times already. The route yin Canal to Lockport, and thence by Railroad, is a very faiv one, if vou leave Rochester in the evening Friary wit GREAT BRITAIN CONCLUDED. A highly important report, and which we have reason to think well tounded, reached the ety this morning from Washingion. It 18, substantially, that Me. Webster and Lord Ashburton had finals wreed w H pon all the points in discussion between the two countries, aud that a treaty was drawn up sod ready for signatere, and would be signed yes- terday, being the 4th day of July. fhe Nerth-Eastern Boundary settled by ceding to Great Britain the territory north of tie Nt. John's, and by Great Britain ceding to the United States the strip between our present East is ern boundary and the St. John's River, including te city of Prederickton, now the seat of Govern- ment of the British province of New-Brunswick— nd of course the ravigation of the river to the sea. Fo tins nrrangement New Brunswick was very averse, but ngter considerations have prevailed gad seitiement that must be deemed by the uited States honorable and satisfactory in a high degice, has been effected. As to the details or other poi out 1mtormator, ns we are with- American. AWAY hig State Convention fog the nomination of State Offices, Kc. 1s to be held st Middlebury, Vi. to-day. ee... coc 8G The WuiG AND ADvocate is the title of a spirited little paper just started at Woodstock, Veo Is motto is Protection to American Indus. try and the triumph of Whig Principles.’ yr g it IF” The Grand Jury of Essex Coumty, N. J, tound a bill for murder against James Law, the presumed assassin of Jeaac Winans, near Rahway. The Celebration of the Fourth, Our Natienal Anniversary was celebrated on Monday with all its usual noise and hilarity, and we are rejoiced to say, with somewhat less disor- der and drunkenness than have almost uniformly its recurrence We were par the fact that not one fifth of the usual number of booths were erected around the Park—and net in one half of those that were there, so far as we could jodge. was the drunk- Nor did we at Ans time during the dav see any person thoroughly un- met our eyes upon ticularly struck with ard’s dram to be procured. eer the influence of liquor: though we are well assured that, especially towards evening, thers was great deal of riotous conduct, particularly near the Park. The principal actors were generally 4 TS hovs, and their performances would have done credit Lo Aperic need rowdies.—We have heard of several acts of vielance which all called for the in. In some cases this was ds are sorry A ibont midnight, for instance, a conple of drunken terferemce of the Pelice. afforded=—in others the authorities evinced a which, regard for order and ustice we to sav, 18 by ne meins unusual with them. ruthans broke inte the stare of a Mr. Reed, gun- between Frankfort and Duane, and most wvnmereifully beat two women The sufferers smith, in Chatham street, whom they found there, cried out for the watch, two of whom came after a while and marched off the scoundrels for a little way down Centre street, where they let them go, to repeat their rutianism elsewhere. Time would fail us to chronicle a tithe of the performances by which the day was ebserved Perhaps the most notable was the intredaction of the Croton water into the great reservoir at Ferty- second-street. Precisely at sunrise a gun was fired, the gate was raised, and the water poured, Asin the grateful exereise of their duty bound the Tem- with a bounding rush, iste the great basin. peranee Associations of the city were most re- spectably represented by the Prd dent, Secretaries and Executive Committee of the City Society. Some few of our early rising citizens were also present. The Mayor and Common Council did not reach the ground, however, until about 6 o'clock. The water, as might be expected, was at first muddy and impure; but it sson became clear ms at the beautiful river from which it com- mences its jouraeying on its mission of mercy to the dwellers in the city. Finding that the Man- hattan reservoir at the comer of Bleecker and Mercer-strests was empty, the Mayor requested that the Croton water might be introduced into the Corporation pipes to afford a supply in eaze of fire, as such an event was especially to be feared on the Fourth. After necessary openings had been made in the pipes between the reservoir and Union "ace, ta allow the sir to escape, the gates were hoisted and in the course of the day the Manlat- tan reservoir, as well as the tanks above, was filled to cverflowing. During the day some tw enty-five thousand persons visited the reservoir; and yet, we are rejoiced to say, no accident occurred to mar the joy of the occasion. Had not cold water been the only liquor admitted, we should without doubt have been obliged to chronicle a far different result. At precisely twelve o'clock a salute of thirteen gums pealed forth from the fort on Governor's Isl. and—which was echoed by the war frigates North Carolina and Columbia and returned by the Brit. ish razee, Warepite, lying off the Battery. A few minutes after the last gun had roared from the Warspite a small craft, moored between the North Carolina and the Battery, was taken in tow by a hoat from the former, and had scarcely moved from her position when a monstrous jet of muddy water was thrown up high in the air, and when it fell the craft had utterly disappeared. Not a fragment of it larger than a billet of fire-wood was any where to be seen. It was the triumphant result of an ex- periment made by Mr. Samus Corr, at the ex- pense of the General Government with an engine of destruction he has Justinvented. The vessel on which the experiment was tried was an old gunboat from Lake Champlain, filled with mbbish. The magazine contained some two hundred pounds of powder and was placed directly beneath the gun- boat at a depth of 12 or fifteen feet. A wire ex- tended from this to the deck of the North Caro- lina, two or three hundred yards distant. At the appointed moment Mr. Colt, who conducted the experiment with Professor Morse and Dr. Fisher, brought the plates of his voltaic pile into contact, and quicker than thought the old gunboat vanished into thin air. The experiment was completely successful and was witnessed by tens of thousands trom the Battery. In harbor defences the inven- ton promises to be of essential service certain it is that if an enemy's vessel will allow one of the utensils to be suxk under her the place that once How this very essential part of the arrangement is to be completed we are not aware. The Military mude a fine display on the Battery, where they paraded and were reviewed. After firing a salute they took up their line of march up Broadway. The gallant fire Companies No, 20 of this City, ard No. from Albany, made fine ap- pearsaes, Knew her will be apt to know her no more. Several accidents oc curred, but neo loss of lite #0 fur as we are informed. A man named William Dobbs, residiag in Ludlow street, was wounded in 49th street, being severely iwjured in the spine. by the fall of a stagin hie staging was put up with most culpable carelessness. At the same blace a boy was badly wounded and proba- bly blinded by running before w cannon at the instant of its discharge. He had been repeats odly warned to Keep away. A collection was taken up tor both these sufferers, Reuben Garrison, aged 11 vears. residingat 185 Elizabeth street, was wounded in the calf of his leg by the premature discharge of a pistol. Frauklin Kasmira, another boy, was maimed in the left hand by the discharge of a pistol. On the Battery, during the review, the wadding from a horse pistol discharged by a boy, went through one side of gentleman's hat and came out at the other, scaring the wwner not a little. thaouzh fortunately he escaped unhurt. Ollicer Stephens, in the evening, went to his desk in which some person without his knowledge had placed a loaded pistol furnished with a hair spring: while turning over his papers the pistol was discharged, and the ball just grazing his fore- head passed through the brim of bis hat and then through the upper part of the crown. THis was certainly a narrow escape. The celebration on the whole went off finely. For our own part (if the bull is allowable) having litle taste for the amell of gun-powder and less tor the nowse of a city celebration, we made a most pleasant excursion to the Passaic Falls at Patter- son, N. J. The weather was fine, and neither the -cars nor the grounds about the Falls were exces- sively crowded. The Temperance Societies of the village bad a fine celebration, and brilliaat fire works lighted up the grove just below the Falls in the evening, [his was our first visit to this cele- brated place, and we were forcibly struck with the remarkable shape of the walls of the cataract. The river rolls along smoothly fer a distance, then rapidly sad in a broken torrent over a rocky bed and finally falls sheer down the pre-ipice which is some sixty feet in hight. Here its course is stopped: for directly in front rises anether wali of rock to a hight a little above the level of the river and at a distance from the sheet, at the lower nd, of some fifteen or twenty feet, and at the up- per of but four or five. And then the river turns at right angles to the line of its former course. The scenery above 13 wild and picturesque. o—— IG” The Eastern Mail Train, via Providence and Stonington, which left Boston at o'clock on Moaday afternoon, did not reach this City till 8 The day (4th) had been cloudy till afternoon, when it nearly cleared off: but before sundown a dense fog niled the whole atmosphere, obscuring every thisg beyond a few yards’ distance. When the train reached Stoning- y clock last evening ton, the steamboat Massachusetts, (which left Providence at 10 o'clock, P.M.) had not yet ar- rived and the passengers dispersed to the rious Hotels, &ec. for Rym®of them re- mained in the care awaiting the boat; but no boat came during the night. About 8 o'clock, A. M. the fog suddenly shifted to clouds, from whick rain refreshments, fell by paile-full for same thicty minutes: and soon our steamboat was seen coming up from 8 neigh- boring point (Watch Hill) where he had spent the night, The prEsengers wete now got on board, the boat started 9 A. M. and arrived here for New-York about about 8 P. M.—to00 late to zo out again last might; unable to move without danger. s0 there was no boat to Stonington: and the East. ern Mail lied aver to go South this morning. The Narragansett hence for Stonington on Mon. day night was likewise detained near this City by the fog, so that she cannot have reached Stoning. ton till nearly dark last evening. It is somewhat remarkable that the Mohegan from Norwich came through in good season yesterday morning, wholly unimpeded by the fog. Ce IF His Honor Mayor Morris appears once more on the stage in an address to the ex-Ofice- Holders of our City, whose last desperate clutch on the places from which they had been removed, lias beea cut away by the recent decision of the Court of Errors. "His Honor, grievously dissatis- fied with the position he now occupies before the public, proceeds to pettifog the whole Usurpation case over again, and reasserts that the Hold-Overs were right, in defiance of the successive decisions of the two highest tribunals in the State, composed of their ardent political friends! We think the Mayor might have spared the City, if not himself, this derogation of official dignity; and especially his babllement about the destruction of the bal lot boxes,” when he well knows and his own friends have decided, that no bailot-hoxes were destroyed. But no watter—the Mayor advises his cronies to give it up, and hisadvice will doubt- less be heard so the resistance to the Whig as- cendancy 13 at an end. a NotewonrtuY. —The Baltimore Patriot, one of tha ablest, staunchest and most moderate Whig papers in the Union, says that they have waited with some impatience for the opportunity which the Veto gives them to say that John Tyler has proven utterly false to every principle that brought him into power, and, in the emphatic declaration of Mr. Clay, that he is a weak, vacillating and faithless Chief Magistrate." They now, there- fore, with pride and pleasure,” place at the head of their paper the name of HENRY CLAY for the next Presidency. With him,” says the Ya- triot, “if we fall, we fall with honor—if we tri- umph, as we trust in Heaven we shall, we are sure not to be betrayed, and the event will be hailed with joy and gratulation by the friends of freedom throughout the civilized world.” em i— Tevperasce Cerecration Iv BRookrys.— The Fourth of July was a proud day for the Tem- perance cause in Brooklyn. All of the Societies in the city turned out in force, with appropriate badges and banners. The procession was long and splendid, and was handeomaly escorted by the military. The whole affair was erand and im- posing, and manifested the deep public feeling in Brooklyn in favor of the good cause. After passing through the principal streets the Temperance So. cieties proceeded to the Colonnade Garden, on Brooklyn Hights, which was tastefully fitted up A fountain of pure water played beautifully in the centre, and flags and banners decorated every part. Several temperance fire and hose companies, with their engines and ban- ners, appeared in the procession and in the garden, and a rich band of music played soul-stirring airs of lively and martial music. The Rev. Dr. Cox ope ned with fervent appropriate prayer. The Declaration of Independence aad the Temperance Declaration were read, and several excellent Tem- perance Odes, set to patriotic tunes; were sung. The Oratien was delivered by Saviw Durcurn, Fsq.. of this city. For upward of an hour he en- chained the attestion of the vast audience, and repeated and rapturous wpplause evicced how de- lighted were his hearers. Although the weather was very warm and the labor of speaking must have been overpowering, Mr. D. fully sustained his reputation as a most accomplished orator, and was every where distinctly heard, for the oceasion. Serexpin Boar Rame.—A grand Regatta came off yesterday afternoon between 5 or 6 o'clock off Castle Garden. There were three six vared boats— the Gazelle, Fagle and Galletier—the last of New- burgh. The race was for five miles, starting 30 yards South of Castle Garden. The Galletier came out ahead 200 yards. She was rowed by A. Milier, Perry Miller, Thomas Tenyke. Joka Tenyke, Morris Lyons, John Bayard and C. A. Randall. The feur oared boats were the Atlantic and Experiment for the same distance in which the Atlantic, rowed by Stephen Morris, W. Herkin, Thes. Higks ard Peter Williams, came out 50 yards ahead. There were three scull-boats, the Fox, Kildare 21d Horuet. The Fox came out 300 yards ahed. The Atlantic and Fox were buwlt by Isaac Seaman of Jersey City. The con- test was mest tnimated. 7 We understand that the railroad train on the Philadelpnia road ran over a cow yesterday Two of the cars were thrown off and crushedte pieces. The brakeman was severely wounded, bu it is believed he will recover. There may be an excuse for running a train of cars over a cow in the night but how it can be inpocently done in oper dayligh: we cannot easily imagine. near Newark 5” The American corrects its former siate- ment that R. W. Redfield, late Cashier of the Commercizl Bank, had paid te the Bank Com- missioners the amount, $56,000, of his fravdulent issue of circulating notes. He has paid nothing. 7 Mr. Adam Beadle, a young man at Fast Pike township, Pa., hung himself on the 26th ult. in a fit o derangement. {G" Aman ramed "Alexnader Hom, pilot un the river near Charleston, 8. C., committed suicide by drownisg on the Ist inst. Tus New-York Civ Disgcroay for 1842 and 1243, co taining filty-five names togeiber with ether infor New-York John Doggeit, publisher and proprietor, *9 Nassag-street. From the examination we bave been able to gies this work we believe it to be the most complet Directory that has ever been published in this ciny Of this our readers may judge when we tell then that it comtains 332 large octavo pages, primes upon the finest type and in double columns. The names are siphabetically apriaged with great care and over each column are placed running letter as in a Dictionary to facilitate reference. Ij-on- tains an Almanaae for both years, business SIAtistics Past Office oR of closing, Custom House of the lists of mail routes with the y ata. gals WS, “oreign Consuls and Courts of the city, cata-

vir offices, &e., lists of logues of the Banks with th Insurance Companies, catalogue of Packets, fo reign, coastwise and ialand—of the Corperanor and Harbor Masters, lists of Churches with tt residences of Ministers and Sextons, of the Schools and Moral and Relizious Societies, of Periodicals nt oi iotormation=—of which a Knowledge R *ss ta t and Newspapers, and a vast One rs ali business men. The work is very hardsonel printe d. an i shillings. emt New JERSEY.==As was aegicipated Winriam L. Dariox, Esq... has been nominated by Gos. Pennington to fill the vacancy accusioned in tin Senate of the United States by the la tnd Jeatl of Hon. Samuel Southard. Mr. Davton has be one of the Justices of the Sunrenio t of the State. He 12 young but has talents and excellen legal acquirements. I Rerepiatioy.—We ame sorry to sce that some of the fineet writers and worthiost men in England are likely to be severe sufferers from the dishonest Qur we re- policy of some of our repudiating N ates. readers will remember an extract, which published some time since, of a letter from the great poet Worpswont& to Bishop Doane— stating that his brother and dawshter were both losers, to an amount to them exceedingly large, by the repudiation of Mississippi and the expected defalcation of Pennsylvania. We see by the Dia! that Mr. Carryrg, the celebrated critic and phi losopher, had invested £1000 in Lliinois stock, which has proved utterly worthless, and that Mr STERMING the paet, has also lost £2000 which he had invested in the stock of the Morris Canal Company. “In this way,” says the Dial’ heavens have taken care that the character of om rotten public stocks and the doctrine of Repudie tion shall be damned to fume.’ ‘the Co Comarnce oF New-York The following Ta ple exhibts the amount of the Commerce of this port for the mouth of June last as compared with that of the corresponding month of the year Foreign Arrivals tor June, 1012, American .......oonneinea 49 8wedish. BASH. sss iddasneiens RUE HUN paves sssssrssnses 3 Bremen.......... §|Swcilian Veneruelian,..... French covniiiiiinniiins 2 BREE sevens essenns ORNBRIBER 5.0455 ss sens ninhnnn pA Hamburg .......v0neee.e. 2'Tuscan oer y PDR AE SA SA tarsus Foreign arrivals tor Jane, 1841....... PITORPr ARERe Foreign clearamces tor Jone, 1342... vers 18

Coastwise clearances fr June, 1802... rannes ey Re BM ..eiianiiririin, JH Rior ar Kixasrox, UL C.—A correspondent of the Cleveland Herald writes that a serious riot recently occurred on the St. Lawrence Canal, near Cornwall It seems that great numbers of Irish men left this State, upon the suspension of the public warks, to seek employment upon the canals Canada is constructing with great energy and spirit. This gave great offence to those already employed there, and on Sunday, the 12th ult, a regular fight took place. Spades, mattocks, pitchforks and shillelabs were used. One man was killed, and several others were missing. The Irish from this State, most of whom were Corko- nians, have been compelled to quit work. Seve- Th same writer says there is a rumor of renewed at- tack on the Province by the Patriots; he says, moreover, that in such an event the orders of Gov. ral of the ringleaders have been arrested. ment ace to show no quarter,’ but to shoot every one detected at onee. AccipENT.~We understand that a gentleman named Roosevelt, a merchant of this city, was drowned near West Point on Saturday evening, by falling overboard from the steamboat. He was about paying a visit to his father at Poushkeep ie to spend the 4th of July. Cunard StraMers.—A\ piece of plate was pro- sented by certain citizens of Boston to Samuel Cu nard, wm approbation of his successful establich ment of the line of mail steamers batween that port and Liverpool.

Hearth oF New-Oreeans. ~The Pleavure of June 26 remarks: There are now three handred patients in the Charity Hospital. The disece mest fatal among them is the congestive fever ete 7” A man named Williams has been convicted at New Orleans of carrying slaves to Lomisinon charged as being convicts—contrary to Jaw. He wis suntenced to pay a tine of $12,000, while the He is «aid to ba unable to pay the fine, and will there slaves have been confiscated to the State, fore, under the law in such cases made and pro- vided, lic 1 jail for lite. It is thought, that he may be Liberated under another law, however, nas 03 The Louisville Journal says that un affray recently occurred at a cotfee house in that place, in whiclk person was severely stabbed. A da or two afterwards the man who inflicted the wound was found (na canal dead—with his throat car. It is mot known whether he was murdered or com- mitted suicide. The proprietor of the code house has been arrested. aI —e 05° On the 11th ult. thebody of a man perfectly naked, with a rope arvund the neck, was found in the Richelieu River in Canada near St. Mathias. His person was shockingly mutilated, and both hands were tied. It is evident that he was most barbarously murdered. Yetno steps seem to have been taken to apprehend the murderer, 0G” Gen. Sample, late Charz® to Bogota, was a few nights since robbed of sume $2,000 on board a steamboat on his way from Cincinnati to Louis It is stated that the anently recovered. ville. money was subse. cs BF A bloody fight occurred on Saturday even- ing in Philadelphia between two fire companies, the Marion and Moyamensing. Several men were severely wounded, §F The warehouse of Messrs. Robinson Ja- cobs, O., that of Messrs. Lakes, and another of F,. Quimby, Wocster, O., were burned a tow days since. Loss $650, $2,000, and $700 respectively. I The brig J. Colien, Jr. is loading at Phila- deiplhia with frame buildings for St. Domingo, to replace some of those destroyed by the late earth quake. ttl UF Mr. Lesi Briggs was recently crushed 14 death beneath the wheels of his wagon, loaded with iron ore at Dover, O. BY THIS MORNING'S MAIL. 3 sole} 1] 83 The Fourth seems to have boon cvieinaled All SERIE with unusual spirit at Philadeipe Palitical parties had festivals. Atthe Cray dine ser Joux B. Mygrs, Esq. presided. J I ‘handler. W. B. Reed, Charles Gibbons, Fsqe 4 ind Nenglor Morchead of meade eaccilent That of the gentieman (ast numed was cheeches. iA] ered hil! ngly eloauent and chiechive, Ihe Focos celebrated ia Independence S J Homy, Faq presided. An orsiion was del v N. Heysham, bsg At #0. M. Darras took the The [vier men had a dinnes sided. L inaron Tyson pre WOT yt Wis ware, M Messrs We Noah. and others Sncecliosn 1] savs that t Evin ation in the afterndn to tl tossing frrendly polit leclined. or at least tl as to give NO satis{action thr adence of Tae i Was tiNGiuN Cores; Phe Senat did 4 resuraca the consid Bill, the question being or the vas eof! stan ling Me. Henin of power and per conseque n of the public la nt t proceed willl Lis TOMaihs, W ol Marsia I arose wud en way, he would move that the House a Aly 3 however, Mm Wee ed marke, and observed that th rday could not he La restorsts Me. U wind was uh Me it the gentleman from PER of JOHNSON sVLUVARLID Coopr yr, ter occupied than in passing the bil in NINLY-sIN first reason assigned for the de peaderee was, that the Pritish Rug bod refuscd the Executive velo, AWS Boo, thie very aration of ind his assent te laws the most wholesome and sary for the public good.” He hopedgnar woul l not be accused of diseourte y when hee vase his opinion that the conduct of the Pros font ot the United Siales WARS similar to that of the Lhe lish monarel tor the Nxecutve rol d pr vont, too, assent to the passage of a luw to meet ti untry 3 amd, emergencies ol the Wl whan no revenue eonld be colle statutes, ete. After he cor Mi. Savapens replied to several gomlomon 1ating ded wha had pre eded Lim, and thu Whies had a ted in sn tant the Veta tram the Prosi Mr. Mawsuann of iy cible wemuniks, prioeipalls President and the inconsistency in relation to ten former and pa hie IY SUCCUs y dene boa manner dels I» ree meters of the Co tf, eat political oplaious strated, Mr. Wisp alse came in fora share of the phil poe; wad a happy w ME Wis the Whirs the mall hat can made to rallying ery ot The niin for the sake of the nion 2 hut, a Whis ba 1810 was (omght and won, the ban ner that displayed the seription wis om into tatters and trodden under toot by the ensign who so valiamtly bore it aloft in the hottest or the tizhe, Mr. Apans spoke of the reverses whieh theo Whigs iad been obliged to experience in cons quence of the Executive action w ith recarnd tothe Bank Mills, the Tarifl, ete., and vindicated the Whigs by saying that they had done all that wis dom, experienee and patriotism contd suggest 10 relieve the country from its embarassment andi store it to its former prosperity. In the conrse of his remarks he tooh occasion to of o that the Lat RY) ITAA ott Ist Isy proviso in the Provisional Tamil bul (relative 10 the public lands) alone induced him to vor nt affirmative on its passa ze. Mr. Pesnreron, otter expressing a de ire to dispose of the subject before them without turthe debate, moved the previous question, for the p pose of bringing the House to a direct vote, A motion wns made 1 adjourn, but ac did nos prevail—Yeas 42, nays 42. The previous question wus then seconded, and the main question ordered to be put or saee of the bill, and the result was-=Yo Nays 97. So, twoethirds not voting in the ath. ative as required by the Constitution, the bil was NOT PASSED, ATH T) CL Avotirr Pasrer Dearvo=Last evening, a son sl Me, Caleb Hand, well ‘know an this eiry, wits instantly Killed by a rocket. The rocket was not properly directs d, and when 1 was discharged it strvick yonog Hand in the breast und killed him He was 3 man, abaut 22 years of age. His dewth wis appalling and instantaneous, in the presence of his own to ily and a large circle of friends. Philadelphia Fvening Journal SLR \ITEMPYED SUICIDE. ~——A n You, living near South and Crabb etroet, med un ineticetun) attempt yesterday oshule ofthis mor tal cotl by eutung his ihiroat. it seems he had some dithieulty with his wite, who was about to have him arrested and sen 10 prison. Phil. Lv. Jou rr instantly, an estimable young man ined mes KF A man named Peter Anthony at Philad. phia on Sunday morning lay down Upon matte in good health and was found lifeless by his wil 200 afta wards, sitnili—— 7 The son of Mr. Gideon ull, at Philadel. exo the Delaware, by the upsetting of 4 sail-b eGS—,—,—_——————) kor The V NCHooLs ano FourtH of JUiLy. —Amens th most neresting and usetul methods of obsery ng omr Na ticaal Anaiversary is that adopted hy many Sunday 5choo's of withdraw ug the voung from the streets and (rou the d tarbanes of the dav, and embracing it as an oppor nity o pha, was drowued on the 4th, on ar on yal mine, SUAhay nmposing upon their minds those trae feelings of patriots and virtue to which we mast look for the pport ut omy American and free inst itatdons, The pate of nce songs, lees, dialogues, recitations, ke w for these exercises, are eminently ealenlated to interest the young, and the mers, which they are enlivened, add gready wo the atiraction the scene We have wot received full reports from any the schools, Lut amone ethers we Lave encours ng an Interesting statements (rom Nos, 29, 35, 54, 32, 6, tre se lrw in Amity street, Rev. Mr, Williams, Sisth street lov. M Choules, Rev. Mr. Benedict, the Universalist School Bleeeker street, corner of Downing, the schools of Rev. My Richards’s Church, corner Houston and bompson, ar some of the Methodist. An interesting re port on this sub Jet, emanating from a Commitser of the A oc ation of Su day School Teachers in New York, conta us tle marches, decorations, ha won rewark In addition 10 the positive influence of the be sons iaculcated, and the junecent amusements of the fi val, the withdrawing of the yoany from the streets row contact with vicious examples aud practic an y Mead Lien pro}imity to weapons of a dangerous uature, with whis Sie day sso much abused, +a matler ol great im Oriisie, The uamerous aecident, which often resu t {oss of life, permaneat disfigurement, aod which make our natu ol birthday an occasion of alarin and dread, may be RREITE 4 wholly prevented among the YOUng, and a vast amount mischief avoided by our method of observing this day." Io addition w tee national celebration of whic we Lay spoken, most, if not all of the schools with their visitors, be Ured to the basement of their several church 5 whens plentiful least of fruit, varieties of enkes and isc oat ‘cold water, was provided, and the children finally dismin ed, gratified, instructed, and in good order and well coe ditoned,’ Wo their homes. We bid the teachers good sped 1 their noble and patriotis efforts, aud hope they may their reward. 3 the children who were so tuuch Hpuredy fireworks and powder, Lad been thus cipleyed, Low ow Lappier would they have Leen; andla shattered band al scarred and blackened body, will not be a suflicicn Compa sation for a disorderly day. Suaday School No. 32, cormer of Bediord and Downig streets, will repeal their exercises this evening, and we Loe our readers will go and judge for themselves, for the priateness and elegance of the deeorations at least px much for the tact and diligence of the ladies and geutienm Of this schol. See advertisement.

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Frow Perso Ay uxs —We have received from aur corres pendent at Buliimore a Buenos Ayres pa ver—the British Packet-—of the 7th of May. t mentions the cept of advices from Moric video stating that the Government had ordered 1he closing of that port aguniust the departure of ail vessels but no cause for this proceeding i. i signed. The Moundevidean Government bad likewise or. dered all the refugee Argentines, who had wrrived in that city, te assemble in the great square, pre- pared to take up arms for the defence of the cits and the Oriental Republic. The priscipai actor in th horrible AAS NA tions at Duenos Ayres had been apprehended and shot. Com odore Brown was still off the harbor of Montevid. Oo With his spun on The Packet contains list of donations to the Buenos Avrean Government in support ol the wis amounting to some hundred and odd thousand (na- Some of th as- per) dollars e le Hers uCCompansine these donations are published, and it is at or laughable and pivable to see what terms the writ ers arrly to Meir adversaries—* Kecreant k some Lrator Unitarian the pert dione, unorate- fu! and perjured deserter Jogé Maria Paze'=—¢ the cbacure, worthless, double faced, infamous relel! mihi. Juan I'allo Lopes’ the mcendinry traitor m latto wretch Frutaw Rivera,” &e. Se. If hard the Onentals would be 3 names could Lill, orey Cork. Adv. he sted,

Fro Texas —We have dat from the capital of this State 2 to the 123th June The extraordinary session of Congress which had been convoked to devise means of getting the country in a pl Le state of defence, adjourned en the Sth of June, after having enacted laws conferring wn the President ali the power, Ne, of the integrity end independence of the Republic against the machinations of Sunta Ana's cabinet A heavy personal property tax has been levied, the proceeds of which are to be exelusive ly app! od to military purposes. The last instalment, $1,090, of the monthly pay (mesadas) due the Texan Navy was paid to Licutenant Scegers of the San Antonio on his last visit to Meriday. For the fu- ture the Gueatoros have very properly decided to depend on the justice of their eauze and their own bravery ond means for theirexictence as a free and fovereign people. Peace and prosperity reigned throughout the whole country, at the date of our lest advices, [N O. Baile. necessury tor the maintenance ee Tar CoNTEST.— rom every part of the State tidings of an active and animated eanvass are ro ceived. Throughout the conntry parishes, bLoth- parties are drilling and disciplining their troops for the July struggle. In some districts of the State, the contest pages with a fiereeness scarcely exceeded by the memorable arcison campaign of 1849; and in all the voters are wide awake and resolved to do their duty. [N. O. Bue. Spicipk.—A young man, named David Dexter, wis recently found dead inthe woods ia Roxbury, Vi sowie time, in the night and probably for some days He lett the house when be had been Living for wandered about the woods and was pot found wold four weeks after. His hat and elothiog were found at some distance from his body. Me is supposed to have committed suicide ma it of mental de- rangement. a Svtce. —=We have to record another lamenta- ble suicide. Mrs, Sarah Moore, residing in Holi: day, near Saratoga street, destroyed her life yes- texday afternoon by cutting her own throat. The deed was accomplished with a razor, after proce. ing which, she retired to her room, locked the door, and when found was cutively lifeless, She lind ex- hibited symptoms of hypochondria for sveral davs to whick the rash act is attributed. A Coroner's Jury was held over the body, and the verdict ac- cording to circumstances. Balt. Am. I Sutepe.~Early on the morning of the 25th ult. the body of Mis. Abigail Raymond, wife of Mr. Jessup Raymond, ar Albion, N. Y., was found floating in the Canal. Partial insanity, we be- Yieve, is assigned as the fearful cause of this fear- fulact. She was 59 years of age. Buff Jour. Fike. —The Bauder Democrat of the 29th ult. states that on Friday morning last the woolen face- tory of Gen. Robert M'Nair Brothers, at the south end of the borough of Butler, was discovered to be on fire, which extended to the steam grist mill adjoining, and notwithstanding the exertions of the citizens, both were burned to the ground, consuming considerable quamities of wool and grain. The oss to the proprictors is estimated at not less than $15,000. Pittsburg Gaz. Figg. —About 2 o'clock this morning, the steamboat Commodore, lying at the boat-yvard above, was discovered to Le on tive, and was en- tirely eonsumed, together with the steamer Vir ginian, which was alongside. We understand the Commodere was iasured to the amount of $3,000, but the Virginian was a total less, being burnt to the water's edge and sunk. Cin. Chroa. i i— Drowsep.—~Mr. R. H. Hudd, an individual well known in this city, yesterday afternoon, while crossing the harbor, was aceidentally precipitated from the boat and was drowned. His body was not recovered until some time atter the acewdent, when Life was wholly extinct Buf. Jour. oe Drati ny Lisnrsisc.—Saturday afternoon, nbout two and a hai miles from Elizabethtown, Hanuah Meeker, a lovely young woman of about 18 years of age, was instantly Killed by lightning. She liad just raised the window, in order to close the outer blinds, when the flash fell, striking her on the temple, and terminated herlife inaninstant Au elder sister was in the vom witk her, und was partially stunned, but received no injury. 07 A man named Green entered a canal-boat at Hebron on the 13th inst. for Portsmonth. He eat on the top of the boat, and in passing under a bridge, one of the timbers struck his head, brouglit it down against a box standing by with such force as to break in its lid, aad cause th stant death of Green. He was about 60 years old. The body was taken to Chilicothe. [Cincinnati Gazette, 29th, NURSE Parser Accipint Phree young men of the name of Stratton, two brothers and a cousin, were 1 pond in the suburbs of Salem, Saturday evemng [Pittsburg Graz. e 1. drowned in the mil Columbiana county, Ohio, 0d last, cl Tue Texset.—The Earth has sgn caved nn the Tunnel on the Whitewater Canal below our city. We are not advised w hat is the extent of the damage done. {Cin. Gaz. KJ* The Chambersburg (Franklin county, Pa.) Wiig states that the surplus products of that county the present vear—those which can be spared for markot—are estimated at one million ot dollars. nt Torr BOUNDARY QUESTION HAS BEEN SETTLED, a¢- latest advices froin Washington, Now We shail Live In peace —attend jer England alone, and pA upon the mupuitions ol A our ¢ities, and the land, Mf we b cording to the there's no danger of war. solely to our own business— the money we have been spending war in cultivating oy (arins, busking, n spreading plenty and happiness througho att on Bn one Der boundary we should be hap- py. I the dividing line could once be for ever settled bes tween the Lozen es and her excellent medicated prepara. vens of Dr. Peters and the thousand vile nostrums with which the world is filled, the human race would be infinite ly happier ana bealther. No rash experiment opi sver be wade, but his Pills, Plasters, Lozenges aud Tooth Paste would be the only medicine Li Dae. The day will come ere long. In the meantime Lis 8 consolation to know that at 459 Broadway and 125 Fulton-strect they 1uay new be pro- cured, of disease is undoabtedly prolific source it 80 people are PURITY OF TIE BLOOD: and to han those of this CouutrYy fot the en Iv luxurious diet in which their prosper: oy Se, weg Dred To purity the Blood a Fava Is trom the unhealthy state prog ne ry that im- a SAMNSAPARILLA and OMATO KIT TERS Arce xteemely well calculated. ‘They will eradicate those nupure RMON which are the Puce iki fach Joeasines i y 1 occasion such deform 3 oh app, exteriorly. For the cure ol Dyspepuia and Indigestion Pains 10 the Joints and Limbs, Cutaneo Er uptios, Lc. they are unequaled. oh Sold by the agents, A. D. Sa ey Fulton, comer of Gold, and 100 Fulton-st, way, 77 East Broadway, N.Y. 1 IM mere sulyect U Droggists, No. 79 SFT Broad: Jys {this woald be to compeltwo Urnian P. Levy. Williamsbargh.— aud Willimmsburgh Ferry Company, but got a Rew lease Lo called and only 27 aitended out city, where seve persons have recently fallen in at night and been drowned, with an ordinance for the immediate revelation of the same: adopted, vy Allerman Lew, proposing to appoint a committee of tive tronn #ach Board to make ag propriate arrangements for celeimatiog the event of the traduction of the Croton wa- plo ths cy ty Aldermen Smith, to direct the Counsel af the Board to tube measures lo compel the Gas Company tosupply a sul- cut goanlity of Fas to hight East Br adway, according io their contract, and that the Superintendent of Lamps cause iron lamp posts to be placed in that street where needed, wed to place lamp posts also in Market and Pike streets re ferred. By Alderman Jones, to take measures to introduce the Croton water mediately no all the markets and wateh- houses, and adi other public boildmes: adopted, Frees 7H ortnek Boar —"To aothorise the Alderman and Assistant of the 15th Ward to appoint a deputy keeper of Washington Parade Ground, at $125 per day: concur red in. By Alderman Davies—"To referto the Croton Aqueduct Committee the communication of the Comptroller, on the sabiect of preserving the Croton water: adopted, Kv the same—An ordinance for the prugervation of the Croten water; which was ordered to be printed and re ferred to the Croton Commitiee. By Alderman Purdy=To inquire into the expediency of lighting the 2d District Watch-house with gas referred. By Alderman Davies—To change the name of 6th sireet from Broadway to the 6th Avenue to Clinton Place re ferred, By thie same— "To light 8th street from Broadway to 6th Avenue with gas: adopted. By the same—That the Comptroller and all other dis bursing officers be directed Lo keep separate acconts of ex. penditures aud receipts made atier the Ist July, 1842 from those previously made adopted, By Alderman Leonard—That Greenwich street, between Bank and Hammersly-street, be lighted with gas referred. An Ordinance to amend an Ordinance concerning the accountability of Executive Committees, was presented and laid on the table. By Alderman Jones—That the Committee on Arts and Keicnees and Kchools inquire into the expediency of clean ing the City Hall clock and bave it put in good repair adopted, By Alderman Davies—That Peter A, Cowdrey, Esq. late Counsel of the Corporation, be directed to deliver over to fits successor all the papers in Lis possession relative to the business of the Corporation, and to furnish the proper sub Stites on 1a #1) suits commenced by him for the Corporation adopted. For iugquiring West-strect, has not been lighted with gas as ordered icterred, To samber Irving Place from 14th to 20th sts. adopted By Ald. Davies—A preamble and resolution condemnato- rv of the conduct of Aidermen Pardy and Leonard on the 2d Tuesday of May last, when Alderiuen Stewart, Davies and West were threatexed with expulsion and imprison ment for speaking at the time the Board was organizing also setting forth teat the members 01 the Board elected 10 April, 1541, were no longer members after the commence: ment of the 24 Tuesday of May, 1842, and that the co duct of said Aldermen Purdy and Leonard was entirely anjusti- fiable and without warrant, and that this Board deem ot 10 express its disapprobation of sech conduct Ler i} why Spring-street, from Broadway to heretotore prover adopted. Adjourned to Wednesday at 5 o'clock. Vice CHANCERLOR'S Court.—Before Vice Chancellor MCCOUN.— DECISIONS I. M. Bradhurs, and Ordered, that RoW. Town. send, the regeiver, account to Mr. Win. Mitchell, a niaster of this Court, for the rent of premises No. 53 Crontstreet, and that be pay over $680 81 tor deficiency, ho Trustees of the Lake nnd Watts Orphan Asvluin ve. Au- gustine N. Lawrence and others, executors.— An applica tion was made to compel detendants to vay amount awards ed into Court or give bonds according to law, in double the sum, cod te joatity, &e. The Vice Chan ellor said 0 do ersons 10 1astily m the sum of which security was hard to be obtained. Or oud and mortgage, for $110,000 Court in lien of the Liberty to let the mat- others, excrs. of Moses Field, $110,000 each, dered, that the security inl as already offered, ear be paid into present bond, as the complainant is at er rest as \t now is. Charles Dickeason vs. Alanson Ackorhy. In tne case «ome prop (ly was put op at auction snd knocked ofl for the ueminal sum of £5. Complaint was we Motton de- med, Complainant will ba atl liberty to vacuic the deciee aud 10 go back and correct Lis proceedings. Peter Hubbell, and others, vs. David Donaldson. —A mo: on asking for leave to some in and take testunony. Mo wn, under circumstances of the case, dened, with costs, to e Laced amd charged in part of defendant's Costs, it any Howed kim, vilisrwise 10 be paid by complainant. Stephen striker, and others, vs. Abrabam Crist, a solic tor of the Court.—Relative to a mrizaze jor over 5,000 handed for collection. Ordered, that the subnect be referred 0 Mr. Mitchell, master, to ascertain and report what Mr. Crist has collecied, and that witnesses can be examined, Ac, by coher party. Ben). Davenport vs. Maynard Gregg. ~Motien 10 commit for contempt in not giving up certain pousehold furniture as ordered by the Court. Ordered, that defendant be (oR mitted to the close eustody of the sheriff, unless he eom- pl es, Ne Catherine u t

lolsman, admimstratrix, vs. Patrick Quin and Decree of strict foreclosure allowed, with costs to be paid by defendant Quin; the complainact to pay Levy's costs (or the suit, to be axed. Moses NS. Pike vs. Win. Warner, and others.—Molion to be relieved trom a master's report relative 19 an insolvent estate. Motion denied. It. Remsen, awd others, va. The Trustees of the village of The complamants were the old Grand-st. run from the toot of Houston street. ‘The terries join on the other side and the new Grand-street Company got leave to wal up aterry house and a post and chain between them. Ihe \resent is a motion fo injunction to prevent such. Ms. ton Jdewied. Circuit Court asp Court or Over asp Tex ~The July term of these Courts commenced ths Present, Judge Kent and Aldermen Stewart and Roonell. The names of Grand Jurors were called, buta cufficient number were not present. Judge K. remarked. that as a Grand Jury was already sitting al the Court of Sessions, it was unnecessary 10 form the one now surernoned, and the members were dismissed for the term. The petit vas then organized. wt Bred Nobbr, a miserable object, was arraigned for the murder of James Price, 6 years of age, by cutting his throat ai the house of Aun Morgan, 71 Cherrysstreet, in May last. Kis counsel, W. D. Craft, Ksq. put na plea of pot guilty, oa the ground of sanity, and the trial was postponed to Sep- tember, s.—Before the RECORDER, CeURT OF SESSION Judges Lyses aod Noati and Alderman LEONARD. M ounds acting as Bistrict Attorney. Cat sNDER. ~The following €1ses Comprise the Calendar for the term, viz: Killing a child, 1; Bigamy, 2: Forgery, 3: Burglary, 10; Grand Larceny, 18; Embezzlement, Total of ROW CASES, 5; ou susly indicted, 22 sconvicied, 5 Total, 7—Toul of old and new cases, 82. Grad Graxp Jurors The names of those summ med as a Jurors having been called, and only 12 appearing, oe present were ordered to attend oo, Weducaday a y os urors Pent Jurors. —The pam jw Fan oi Fives were imposed on 4 Grand and 4 Petit Jurors for nom-al tendance to serve during the last term. MINER morning. DEyavt Tine OrFicERs.— Fines of $1 5 each were un Dinner or Tone Candy is tor indigestion, costivenese, un. easiness alter eating, hearthurn, c., and his Cathartic Candy is universally applicable where physic is necessary. These candies are all hizilly medicated and purely vege n hie, as pleasant to the tate as any other candy, Sold whole. sale and retail at 185 Nassan street; also, 79 Fulton, 1404 and 122 Bowery, 3) 2th avenue, 243 Greenwich streets, 7 Folton street, Brookivio, N B—Dr. Cooper's infallible Corn Salve at 139 Naswastreet, 4 en EI 1 Democratic Clay Clab of the Seventh Ward. Rezolar Meeting of thie Club will ae the Franklin Honse, ou Wednesday Evening. Sth July, 1542, at 8 o'clock CONRAD SWEET, Pres dent C.F. CoLEs, g,. Am JoN- Lrg, oy orerenries ive Mt psm—— i 1° Democratic Clay Club (the Eighth Ward, —T'he monthly meeting of this Club 1s postpaned to the first Wednesday Evenine in Augnst WILLIAM HL SWEET, President. CHARLES W. Warn, v2 Was Turonore KELLEY, oo 1” Kighth Ward Henny Clay Clab, The enry Clay Clab is post. regular meeting of the 8th Ward poned until the 13th inst. By order of WM. H. SWEET, President Secretaries. H Secretaria’ Cas. W, Wako, Tueonore KrLLEY, 1 The Young Men's Rutgers Totnl Ab. stinence Society will bold a Fable Meeting This (Wednesday) Evening, in the Allenstreet Preshyvierian Church, (sear Grand-street.) Several addresses may be #x- pected, together with appropriate music by the Choir, at 8 o'clock, P.M. The Public generally are invited to attend. Jun J.B. BREED, Secretary. I CKeep the bail a rolling.” 1 "The RBrondway Washington Teme. roance Society wil hold ther recaiar mestnge This (Wednesday) Evening at Concert Hall, No. 406 Broadway, at 7 4 o'clock, as the meeting will be one of mors than vsoal interest. We advise all who are desirons of procuring seats weoearly, 1* LEBBEUS CHAPMAN, Secretary. ee 17 Fourth ef July Celebration repeated. —Sunday School No. 32, conpected with the Berean Church corner of Bedford and Downing-strests, will repeat the ex- of the National Auni- Jyb It ercises of the School in observance versary, at hali-past 7 o'clock this (Wednesday) evening. Mr. Newell's school will give a concert, and the pieces w Al] be inter persed with dialogue, re tations, ke., by the pu- pils of the school. A collection will be taken up 10 assist the teachers in defraying the expenses, and they respect fally invite the friends of Sunday Schools, and of the oral education of the yeung, to attend. The decorations and arrangements will remain for this evening on'y. je8 It* 1 New French Novel, with twelve Fioe Wood Fngravings THE BUTCHERS OF GHENT, or, EL MAVSTRO DEL CAMPO. A Romance of the Reiga of Philip IL The translation of this highly popular French Romance i« just completed by the Editor of Brother Jonathan, and it will be issued THIS MORNING compete, in an EXTRA DOUBLE BROTHER JONATHAN. Price only 124 cents! This is one of the est exciting storice we ever read. It combines faithia! history with deeply affecting marrative of wrong, sutfering aud wisodshed—aid portrays tie crucites of the Spaniards of that period in glowing colors. The Ratchers and Fullers of Gheut—the Lieroes of the tale —are represented as brave and heroic men—driven 10 des peration by the atrocities of the Spa ish soldiery —fighting nobly for their country even with the halter: of their ene- mies araund their necks, and pressnting a striking conirast with the European operatives of the present day. The tale will be read with great ‘nierest Ly all classes of American citizens, The Wood Engravings are the most of the art ever attempted in this country. beaptiiul specituens Price of the Work, 124 cents, or 10 copies for $1. The usual! discount 10 Agents and Newsmen, Tee country edition of this Noval is, by a decision of the Postmaster General, suliect to gewspaper postage only. The city edition will be neatly bound in avellow cover.— Letters should always be post paid, or (ranked by a Post. master according to law, WILSON COMPANY, Publishers, J¥s 162 Nassau-street, New-York. em et L To Families Wishing to Beard im the Country, Soveral cuooent Toots with parior and bodrosms attached, newly ited ap, at the Mountain Pa- villion. two miles from Hoboken, on the West bank of the Hudson River, opposite 36ih street. A few families can be accommodated and have their meals in thelr parior or oth. erwise, Jy6 ar B. JESUP. «=A {ew respectable board- ee 17 Boarders Wanted ers wanted nt 89 Walker-streel, near Broadway, Jy2 lm* nt 1 Geod Board a! pleasant Rooms can be obtained at No. Seid wm JelTu HARVEY BURDELL, WM. 0, Dens List, (tlormerly at €7 Chambers-street,) Las removed 10 No. 52 Broadway, carner of Frankha-street. Dr. B, attends 10 all the branches of he dental profession, as usual. jee Imis 1 Romnn Eye Balsam. Dieased, weak ard inflamed eres, Or eyelids are salely and weodily cured by the application of this valuabie Balsam. Itis the best rem- edy ever discovered for any d sease of the eye. Price 374 ir Dentistry, gents. Sold by DAVID SANDS C0. 97 Cast Broadway, corner Market-street; 79 and 100 Fultoo-street, and Is Broadway. yl the Removal of the Real and Improved Burner, to La oppesite Niblo's, at prices re. G. W. McCREDY, Jr. te) 1 Bemember Camphine Oil, Sp Fayette Hall, 7 Broadway, dueed nearly wv per cent ye 13 lm ical Disc ion. Tast published r logical Pa ished, rr keslogient between Revi Mr. Henson (Metho- dist) and Rev. Mr. Iugalis (Universalist), held at Southhold L. lL. in January, 1842. Price 124 cenis Also, a large vanety of Universalis Books, Pamphlets Kec. at the Universalist Book Establishment, vg 130 Fahis 4 Zu strest, between Nassag and Broadwav. 17 Sewers and Vaulis made of Hydraulic Lime mortar will be as strong and durable as il made of the best Hydraulic Cement, at much saving of ume and but ones fourth w{ the expense. Hydrauic Lime eosts but about one-half and wi! make twice as much mortar as the Hydras- lic cement Jelt lt uf 1/ French Language. The subscriber continaes 10 give lessons u the celeh ated systeu of the fate Joh) ‘a. Residence 72 Franklin st 3 Repeats, L. MANESCA DURAND. A Morning Class is now ferming. em la smnatt _- 3 rr Do you want Seots ami Shoes —1f s. 10 Scnbuer Co. Great Catharine Boot and Shoe Mar et, 73 Catharine-si corner of Manroe, where Yau can fin She largest umd belt AsOTLIIENt FOU VET SAW, aever belore equaled. Just ty ed vr 17 Phetographic 1. kemesacs, by an improved wh Judgement is a most imiguitous and unjust law, compelling brokers to take out a licence, the cost of which The La‘ayette Bank at Cinctanali is d at 14 per cent premium, he Auzusta Chronicle says that two checks of th tral Bank of Georg, drawn on a Bank in Charleston, bad been returned protested for want of funds, At Charlesion there was a very Leh supply of Foreion bills. The Banks were checking at sight on New-York at 1 per cent, At New Orleans, the City and State on the 24th pit to 12 per cent dicount, and would probably Cen Bank notes declined have gone lower hut that the City Bank commenced selling «xchange on New.York at a premoum of 7 per cent tor its own notes. This caused a rally in their favor, and the closing rates were 6 a 4. tis understood that the City Bank has §200.000 of New-York funds to draw aga nst, and as it will absorb a good portion of ber circulation, people look on it as quite a favorable teatare in the condition of this in- stitglion. ogies lor payment, The Council of New-Orleans have passed what a our It is one is fixed at four thowsand dollars per annum, payable in spe. cie. Penalty tor non-compliance, one Aundred dollars per day ‘The Miners’ Bank of Dubugue has resolved to resume on the Ist inst. The St. Louis papers are filled with accounts of the de- ranged state of money affairs io that city fatlures kad occurred. Coufidence was more unsettled than ever before. ‘I'he tatlure of the Shawneetown Bank 10 re. suiie had thrown every thing into conlasion. A deputation had proceeded irom StL Louis to Shawpeclown 10 tnduce that Bank to resume, at least on her os and 20s, and wack the others (or resamplion in Dect mover, and with Prowse ol Bssistaney if she tnakhes the stienpt he Directors are said to have been domg every thing in Weir power to lor ward this desirable end, and only Lesitate as [ar as pradense dictates, A resolution was adopted by the Bank of Missouri, June Zid, coutining the bLasiness of the Bank to gold and silver AU HS OWL Does, Markets. ASHES—AbLsut #0 bhis Pos have heen taken at 85 0, Pearls are heavy at 5 %4 a 5625, and we hear of no sales COTTON—=The marhet is eutirely maniate, but hom, FLOUR—=The arrivals continue Light, and consequently the business is lnited. The sales for the last two weeks have been larger than the roeeipts, and the best nlomied #re of opinion that chon store snot so large as two weeks since, In proces the market is firm, Kaies of about 20% Lis Genesee (or the Fact ‘nearly all afloat) at $5, and SOME SU Pe Til Mickizan at the san ate, Ohio sold at 5 M4; round, 575 a 5814. Lhe last sale of New- Orieans was at 5 874. Nothing of importance doing n Southern. Georgetown, Howard street and Brandywine, 6 0 nominally, GRAIN Anout 5°00 bushels Hinois Wheat Lave been taken tor export to Engiaod at 127 2 1.74. Corn is is suth. cient supply for the demand. We heard of no transactions. About 800 bashes Rye sola at 64 in the ship, Oats very plenty and dull sey, Sa 3h Lhe 17 Spencer's Imitation Moleskin Hat. "his pop aiar article is commended to the public as pecu larly desirable, at the present Ume, (or its economy. For elegance and durability, it competes successfully with the worn. Price §3 25 SPENCER, most costly Hat Fashionable Hatter, No, 245 Broadway. net als ut 17 Warnoek’s Hat Establishment, No 170 BROADWAY, CORNER OF MAIDEN LANE ~6Gontle. men’ Sununer Hats, in all their variety je of Da a A Passengers Arrived In the ship London, from Havre—Mr Hamoond, of Bos ton Mr Reese and [dy Mr Rosenstern, and 241 in the steerage. In the brig Oliston, from Charlostou—Mrs Larborough, Mos Padiletord, Mrs Lippitt and 2 children 8s child ane nurse Mes Fosdick, Mrs Flagg, Miss Eddy, Mis Halney. Miss Bolan, Miss Godard. Messrs G B Cammngs, Edward Paddleford, B W Fosdick, F H Flagg, C Lippitt, L ¥F Come, I" A Hayward, H Sistare. M Jackson, J Ander son, C KE Robinson, George Reed, E Harvey, Wm Scarbo- rough, Master Parkman and servant, amd 10 in the steera a a—— MARINE JOURNAL. PORT OF NEW.YORK, JULY 6, 1842. WINIATURE ALMANAC —THIS DAY TIE SUN THE MOON PULL Sfa Rises 4% Sets 7 M4 Rises 233 Seu. 10 Beve. 713 Te Latest Fates. cesses Mey 13 HAVRE ceeess. May 13 NEW-ORLE May 1? wes dune 27 LONDON. EEE CLEARED YFSTERDAY. Ship Birmingham, Hatch, Charieston, SS. R P Buck. Brigs Globe, Beecher, Gibraltar, Fitch Co; Emerald, (Br) Crawford, Liverpool, G 3 Coit JRRIVED SINCE OUR LAST Ship London, Baker, 33 ds fm Mavana, with wine, &c to order, Br barge Giewner, Gale, 33 ds fm Campbelltown, cot land, with 280 tous coal, bound to St Jokus. Put in bere land passengers, 107 steera s passengers. Brg Peternsban, Larkin, &2 fog es Vera Cruz, te Hargoos X Boothers. passengers, Brig Selim, Watts, 3 ds fm Baltimore, with mdze to order. Brig Anna Parker, Brighton, 4 ds fm Savanual, with cot- OR In order Brig Clinton, Lyon, ds fm Savamnak, to Clearman. Schr Vesta, Evans, fm New Orleans 14th June, and hey West 24th, with 3.000 gallons molasses 10 Depeyster Whit with mdze Sturges marsh. Schr Superh, Suea, 4 ds fm Richmond, with coal. Schr Ann Elza, Somers, 5 ds fin Richmond, with coals Schr Tasca ila, Van Yoort, 2 ds fm Nansemond, with apples. Schr William Morey, Thompseco, 4 ds fin Petersburg, to J Hunter. Sehr Olive, Stuart, 3 ds fin Washington, with naval stores 10 order. Schr Raleigh, Stewart, tm Washington N C, and 2 ds fm Ocracock, napa! gores to master. Schr Anaconda, Williams, {m Washington, N C, and 2 ds fm eracoek, Bava) stores 10 masier. Schr Ro, Griffing, Newbern, NC, naval stores. Schr Mail, Crowell, ds fm Phuadelphia, mdze, bound to Harton Sehir Juliette, Woglam, Petersburg, cotton, io J Hanter. Schr Sarah Abigail, Hadson, Washington, NC, vaval stores. Schr Cornelian, Smal, 18 ds fm Mobile, with 400 jogs to master, and 45% do 10 Starges Clearman. Schr B 8 Upsber, Briungnam, Ssow Hill, with corn and staves, Sclir Myers, Fowler, Washington, N C, naval stores. Schr Valiant, Farrow, Wasliogwa, N C, naval stores Schr Wa Thom Williams, York River, wodd. Schr Swallow, Robinson, Virgin a, wood Schr Hetty Ano, Harman, York River, wood Daguerreoiy pe process, by M. D. VAN LOAN, corper of Chambers street and Broadway. td Jeld im rm, SS YT rt rawing on the East No farther change in the notes of the other apol- Several heavy A parcel of fiat! North River, 34; Canal, 3 a 37: New-Jer. Ry, KF Ay A young lady named Lydia Ann Dickerso L ross ar _—— er residing at Philadelphia wis d “Kerson, 1 posed Om five of the officers of the Court for defaalt iu at- MONEY Ni AR KR'T I Pocter Lardner's Lecimres, (00 00d dul N drowned on a Fourth gdance at the pening of the Court A i MALNILL. edition of Docter Lardues’s Course of Leciutes delivered 2 ot hls excursion up n RIAL FOR Graso Larceny. —Mastarta Al, a nat ve of hed 2 while 1 a hif I the Delaware, The boom Athens, Greece, was pat opon hie tral v w rand a bin Males at the Stock Exchange, July 3 Nibio's is 1 SEE. id nt Fae 1 4 v wing shifted, knocked overboard a settee we aling 3 watches, 2 chains, and several keve, warth £393, SDel Hudson. cash 25) 3% Harlem 3 bttw 19 e cm i 3 which Miss D. and a M from John Ada of No, 33 Vandom-street, on the 24th May 10 Amer Ex®k........ 54 3. ou nnvene cash 19 Electricity The San—Galvanisn—i be Fixed Starn-—1ag The lat I. rawiord were siting. last Tie complainants and the Prisoner came over o- 2 Mlawk Il L800 40g 58yr Llca Roba 100 et Nevedle—L e and Longitaie—R ange, Ta we latter regained the boat. gether in the Toronto from Londo~, and the latter was in 1? AO cash 44 5 Long Land R 0 ox—Poratar Fallacies=Ligiut—F Siats—T year wl pl of calling 10 see the On the occasion of the "H h 133 13) 90 re Hist Set Astrenoms Dew—Science aid: 1 I'he Whrat Cr io tthe prisoner was left for a few murotes alone n the 3 0 iiniiiinianan 13: 0 de.cirinirrnns a) t fe “ROP OF Onio.—The rust has Ph emem room, where the watches ke, were in a box, and ed by An=Scientific Discoveries—Sound—Vibratons of 10® made 1's appearance i 1 an hour er two alter be it the waiches, ke, were mis STLOND BOARD, Retina Va i —Sweam Engines of urval Brae in tt i P 3 in some of the wheat fields sing. Nothing was four i on the prisoner wien arrested, (26 Harlem R ...oooounnn 1g Aerie m the neighborhood of Cincinnati Yet, accord be Seated 1il kuowerdze of the stolen property. The Sige pops 4 ty rding {jury found the accused not zuilty i 0 Fromspureat dtotran Window Shades to the Gazette, there is little reason to doubt that 3 FAL FOR GRAXD Lasceny —Jomephine Merry, colered Yemuiereial aud Hour Naviers. ap DLVER W. WOULFORD, ul Latharine.sl. as Mace af the erops will be unus 4UL LAL girl, was tried for grand larceny, stealing 7 siver finger. Fresoay P. M. TRB Ais 1 erg on the Th day of Ap wad dod 1 “0 unusually large rings, wort); R40 1 Mrs a. wif of Fvans Thorn. The business of the Sick Board was extremely limited veicss T “oa Ww v Shades! Y i hap No. 174 21st street, on the 28h May last. She had and there is very little change 10 wention. Delawaie 2 ey Landscapes, Swiss, and Ftalian Views, «2 been a servant on the famuy, and said foand te rings in Had n-nved merican K y n r aetie and Dla entrees, French N sy THE WHEAT CROPS. —=Not y k 2 paper in some dirt FL pind mri ese ody sds improved American Exchange Bank 3, Ha Y “1 tha Gag sae 4 AY thing could ex~n¢ qd Th fury fo Ser a a uly wok them to wear 4 church. 17 per con, Mobawk declined 3, Long Tanda wh he X i Lhe fine Aappesrance of “nc her g padi Re i A f i Pgourauce of the wheat or ps in Ohio, Adpurned to Wednesday morning In State Siocks (he sales wore also very light. Indiana ha ticie few days since no deur were entertained of a Cy Fives declined For State fevens, 1348, 100g offered; 1349, iw 1s v Window Shade ad wl ry Corosen's Oryice. Tuesdan Jul reer vield of wheat this Smite than we eve a Ll gE, wsday, July Demme A PO- 102 asked: New-York Sizes, 1245, 64 offered; Ian, 54 ake r 5 had bel re. 1 he damp warm weather t v VEU lL prexy. ~The Coroner hel an inquest on Monday at the 1862, 514 Fred, 38 asked; Five aud a Halls, 1560, 87} wh 0 g La FILE at $2 duys has excited some fenrs of r y hn y tex foot of 324 5 wi the body of Robert Campbell, a native 85 offered, 87 as! Fives, 1515, 89} offered, 01 asked are sorry 1o Jenrn: that it has ‘$e. Indeed, we of this eily, aged 34, who died very suadenly oa Sanday 1888, 83 offered, 84 asked; 1850, 82 oifers woaskeds 1 r plata erat in i ne 1d “4 Jon mq I 1s anpe Aralce as. Verdi =D ed of apog “LY. Sines, 13%, 8 offered, 50 ask isa, 7 fered TH asked ar d 4 00 4 ne lields inthis peigh wrhood, The we athier AccinesTaLly Drowsin =The Coroner also held an Rentucky Soars, 80 co fered, 22 asked, dividend ofl Alabama, Ra Vignettes o cot hes warm and rainy. Yet we see no reason 90st ale 00 Sunday right on the bodies of Thomas X offered: Penasylvania, i red; Cir Sevens, 109 Wi u al Yealiase aniscoyes dois a 8 to doubt of our etop being unusually large ri Watmogh, 2 native of Eagland, azed 10, and Thomas Qan City Fives, 1898, 25 oflared; 1030, 26 ted. 85 asked: Del Ea a harvest Lins commenced in this ned hi be g wan, aged 2, a native of dreiand, who, on Sneday nersng, aware and Hodson bonds, 30} offered 4 f.ectnres on Physiology na Yamaral er in this newhborhood. wet out moa skiff in the North river near Mankananville, $500 New-York Fives, 1258 Fheology, by David VP. ion. M.D, {Cin (ray jlo rather sea weed, and by the sodd psetiing of the boat A yd a iy Hb 3 P Vegetables, Ui slat wi Li w Puyesiog a Gy id In a squall, were drowned, Their 40 Indiana Fives... w w their pra are i tur £1 uo 0 V $F] Tow 3 at Rte F lurinz the day. Verdict=Aeciden oeed Lhe e LI adc Bets und ie ambonis are daily e; yw Fousp Prowsen —=Vie Coro To lnland Exchange there is z Joing. Virg ras Pa N i recom As A text-hooy d with emigrants going North. It is to be re. NO. 39 South-street on the body a slight tendency to ia e, but Mat s dull at 56 ds 3 5 KY wi RY oo 3 4 gretted the citizens of State of New-York have aot Yerdier Fora drowet r eount. New-Orieinavery naciive, he wy, on 3 bari ct, Found drowns be t a formed a Society to aid the Emimiant, and induce i A at Ne. 10 West.<treet. on the body of an unknown Phlaceplia,... paral Mobie..............56 a o'clock, except t Apus N i his settlement in this State y i tend of the Far Hy aged about 35 who was found floating in a pond of Hutte wrinvic BUIR§ Sp Mont Zomery Fram Looml Ticked 85. ~hgie X West There ol th 4g u Water pear the Battery between West and Washincton.ss., dod y A y 2 TRE ji 3 room in the State of New. haviey been in the water several days. Verdiet, Found o i S 1 Priniin p— ety. t! York, [ui five millions of forcien population drowned, and that sa’ 4 pon A nuisances L hat 8 bills to the ne 2 v a Sard “he hh ICIDE —The Coroser alan beld an in Pa i i J wim ta tha ree iY onrth-street, nu the body of Marcar«t Lisahan, a 1 ug ais el Narain CITY INTELLIGENCE, of Ireland, azed 35 years. The deceased was a we man'of Ju rs 88 2° hl PB i Wo ol Ban Tueseay., Juiv te habits. and when ntox cate EB oh es ee i 4 Cov wm w vy, Jay Bn. threw herself into the dock at tt Ajalac hicola,..... to tel A Lia e who hu i Ba of na np N A R FOR ELUNESDLY—( oun North River. She was resened in he water before she The Bauk of Commerce has declared a dividend of (kre f ond 4 3 XE TT hu 59, 4, 3, 133, 15,31, 33, 39, 32, WG, was TM ly dead, and lived until 2 o'clock thes morning. per cet. The Merchants’ Exchange Baok, three and a 1 B.S Pe N i, 120, re rent Conrte 3 tier i thre harentf try tho t i! on 311059 41 in ele hi 1 remit Court--Nos, 41,21 10 Yer) t, came to her death by throwing herself into the per cent. The New-Vork Insurance Company, five per prompt pay w SC y 10 OCA. 2 cent. 3 Fo Hy Is Elats,—1 0» sabseribor La JOARD oF ALperMeN.—The Bos vis wt E summer o'clock. T 22 Ih Joard met m0 5 Dry Dock S1a6rs.— The public are imposed upon in thls About $20.00 [a Specie was received from Charleston most i and sory ex Ve assortment ‘elock. The President, Alderman Woonauvry in the chair line by a difference of y 6 10. or 124 ent he yesterday. Hats, suitab je t treniien 3 embers present. may happen 15 be caught with change. tie coneraily the Amount of Treasury Nates outstanding, July 24, of the i a ob ‘a A Ar bel i PLTITIONS PRESENTED AND REFPRRED.~ Of Messrs, Boor 4 A HE issues anthorized under acts prior to 3ist Jannary 1242, vir a hg Ly N joht ge vi L Boor. case that 2 conte will pay for a nde, and two tickets in a reorde Fine and Ex Fine Ua Hails wan, Jobo.on Co. 10 have pier No 9, N. R., lengthened change veda lninde le, TER Do dor do Manilla 40 -_r b we =e. ice ERE TT 1 ELEN FI J a 3 ga ropitel Ot Richard Fisher, to regulate 84th street But every once in a while the drivers find it convenient, Pedoct canceled notes iu the Lands B 2 A e Ls oil (4) 4 TTT J i 4 H— Fr Som 110 1th Avenues. For an engine 10 be iocated on or have orders from the proprietor. 10 step the sale of tick- accounting officers. eeuneeennns, 103 208 01 oa hia ab B i yenue, pb 30 _ ——r TE ae or “hye ne near 3 li street. Of French Heiser, for lease ete, and then 124 cents are demanded arms maf Deskin hn 100 A Als a variely of uew and splendid patteros of reas of Comtls Garden. OF DD. M. W. Williams, fi oh Amount of Rotes iseired Gide S Caps, 2 WATSON'S, 134 Chatl whom bmi NW ams, for payment of This was the case on the 4th inst. Strangers are always of 31st January, 1842 T 430.320 01 Mint “x APS r REIN hy i So 18 oy Ral, iH services at 24 District Wateh-hovse, Of N. Cassidy, charred 125 cents, being 100 per cont. more than any other Deduct amount 1 cred, t pel 1 for remission of fine. Of William B. Jenkins and others for Loe in this city. Tt time that an opposition line was e« Amaust entered ju this =z a1 I "The faverite nnd most decidedly 00a “1 L104 LB SE I vk si tl Y “we 314 olw rr he an additional lospector of Hacks, Of Georee Whesler and tablished in this quarter, It EAST SIDE Ty Wo Naf tbe ser idib we Ex by J dg Spf aon isto} A N a W. E. Wilrserding, for correct Liga eri arst brtam TE lace of resort in the vicinity of the City can he Visited Wit G 3: 10 bd ction of tax. Of Mickael Me- AvEnioany Mreviw ~Nplendid performances this after. counting officers... 11a n such facility orofters so many ements wil lessex pune, sinnis and others, to be paid for labor in digging trenches. noon, at 4 clock. The hour Las heen changed hy request ee 2447207 28 A visit to the extensive and diversified grounds of this nu Of sundry persons 10 have lots on Avenue D and Lewis. 8f numerous patrons. Extraordinary novelties are offered eed 883 42 73 lovely of terrestrial spots, of which its bea J seencey a filled in 50 as te prevent nuisances. Alderman Pordy pre: this week. &3 077 008 05 je nany tine views, are too well known (0 reguire d s tted a letter from Bishop Hughes enclosing a check for New-York Dairy TRipUNE.—A few copies of am first The sales of Stocks at Pliladeiphin on Saturday were who like occasionally to hire i esti air and vary the $123 for the henefit of the sofferers by the fires in March, volume enniplete, bound and for @le at thus offiee, small. notonous and confined view of brick and mortar s 0 tl i Tr Pistort y ¢1a A Oth and 10th Wards, On motion of Alderman 17 There are some thinos much weeded at the nresent 20 shares Mechanies’ Bank. Saw ee lif Fhe Barclay, Ca T eels 1" at Ler ay T, a ny i i y i; ar 3 sollent order tot ok vy nT ferred to the Aldermen of the 6th and 10h time, some of which we will here name. First, we need a R100 Wilmington R. Sixes 11 Are inex t order Si his 10 liny th money properly clistributed. Petition certain cure for the diarrhaes, dysentery and bowel cam- 1,504 do do rerseny wn TO Drab Cnssimere Mats, 50 will Frow b Sadiashe ry for digging a well in 7th Avenue, plaint in children and adolts these are disenses common in 4:90 State Fives, "04... 834 48 th his new style of Sammer Hats on Saturd ro kon 1 KFARTMENTS. —F rons ile Conmsel of the Corpo: the stmmer season, when the city is flooded with fruits 1500 do BD... Aamaaey rian sna 40 HS 0 styl ammer on, enclosing i ding sonahl re ed in cane TRON, wh ing i ordinance for cleaning the streets of the ripe and unripe, and we are Lappy to state to the public In the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Mr. Rosh, we seasonahle wis preserved in cannexior y by con ract: laid onthe tablieand 10 Le printed. that Dr. Fleming's Mediented Diarrhoea Candy has proved {r he uitiee on Hauke: te SH {3 bill autl 3 jo neatness which has given the biack Casumere suel RESOLUTIONS. BY Alderman Underwood, caliing atten itself infallible in all cases where it has been used. His om the Committee on Ranks, reported a bill amhorizing great tavor. Not being ed, the Drab Cassimer ton tothe state of Westatreet between piers No. 1 and 2 Worm Candy is now believed to Le the most cerinin and all the Banks to reduce their capital stock, at their own dis- made extremely fight without in ny its proper durs North River one af the most dangerons man-traps in the speady enre for worms ever introduced to the world. His cretion, bility. Price 34. Broadway, y my u 2) bhelsw Murry-t Y7 PARTICULAR NOTICE. Those persons bavine tispose of, or who ue Break furniture of any deseription to ng op horse-keeping, will find a ready sale for any portion or ali of their goods, by sealing their a ress, OF CAL anon m sublscriwey Goods 10 any amount pm TRIN F COULTON CO hu? Chateam-s At Private Sale—2 firstrate Piano Fortes, t i De LUrY iow aU

As Flany of my Friends and Patrons we under the unpression that have removed, wala correct the mistake by forming them that 1am sii at d Chambers strert, and that neither Me, Guoning (who is a sociated with ae tue b ess) or mvselt have gov inte tion of removing ceent TON BURDERLL, iim” Dentist, 6% Chamw rs st ee I The Temperance Lye, 1 ooooin of Ue ginal Songs, arranZed and adapted 0 the most popuing music of the day, and designed (or temperance meetings, by Mrs. Mary SN. B. Dana, author of the Nerthera Harp” “Southern Harp,” ete, just puslished by DAYTON NEWMAN, 100 Broadway, ed joining the Frauhiin House es Ll hh MARRIED On the morning of the 4th mat, at St Peter's Chareh, by the Rev. Pugh Saath, Me, Jolin iaman, of Ueut to Miss Margery Patterson, of tins city. Jaly 3, by Rev, William M. Sulwell, Mr. Charis B cobs to Miss Julia Ann Reimer, all of this city. Mr. Henry 8. Shater to Miss Jane Aun R, 7 h He TE 1 to Miss Charlotte Errington, botk Ol this city Inthe Parish of therville, La. Lieut. Henry L. Smith, K Corps of Kozinesrs, to Miss Armabie, davghter of alery Helwrt, Esq, of theryiiie, At Washington, July 1, Mr, C. B. Thowp Fiitar of the Le Roy (N.Y) Gaze te, to Miss Elizabeth L., daughter oi the late Fiodetick Baldwin Esq. oi W,

5 DED: Yulvy 2, Ann» Eurema, only daughter of Andrew 3, and Eageom Cooke, aged 2 years On Sunday, July 2, Willian Penton Holaws only son and 15 days July 5 James Bleecker, fu Lis 78th yen July 3, Charies, so Edward Qutan, hie of Havana aged 17 years July 3. Lous, daughter of the late Jahn PD, Aywar, I July 3, Benjani G Tord, 69, July Pr Robert Kortooright, wo bus 424 yer fuly 2, Elizabeth, wile of George Hamaneken, in Ler 62d year, At Brookiya, Jane 3, Willa Rade Uf, Esq, of this ity, n bis 750 year, At Gravesend, Le 1, Tune 27. Ann, wile ol Shaen C, Ge p Tritson 2 hier year, A: rattshurgh, Steuben Co, May 24, in her ZTth year, Mary Malin, davghter of Robert Porter, Fsq., and wite ot wae itv. David Malin, agentot the American Board of Com- miss ooers for Fore gn Missions iw Western New-York At Washington Cy, June 50, Rebecca consort et tH Garrett Davis, Representative tn Congress (rem Kentucky and fate Justice Trimble, of the 17,8, Sa reme Ce CUTE 3 Qt DEQ YVLASTIC CASSIMERES and Paney 4 Fremel Driggs, at the NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT 142 Fultonestreet, near Broadway, 1 Gentlemen iu waat of a saperioc article in the wav of

prutaloons are tuvited to call and examine ourstvies of cas. simeres and Ariliogs porclased within the last week, for cash, and can be tarnished at greatly ve daced proces, als a wood assortment of French and Eoglish silke and Lally vostings, with our nsual assortment West of England and Freuch black and taney eolared cloths, Cassimeres and vest ings. frur gods ar il bought for eash=an! we offer great induccments to cash customers, and canaot =ecomnio- date theme 12 want Jit. Our motte is cash on delivery and no abatemsnt in prices. [Jedd] J. Copiern Avent, 1IVMER GOODS. <The undersizue! bo is prepared, will lis usoal extensive assortment of Nea sonable Goods, 10 execuls orders arte nts im asivie which will comport with any hous in te Trade, at which mast offer inducements 1o those paying ready money Attent ted ty the styie of Panialoons ornist at Ss establsiiment riicular care lirecte Gepartme with the Zivine eutire satisfac on Dnilings, Gamhreons, Freach and English blastic Cas IReres, (0 UTeal variety, Fancy Dress articles, including Silk as San Scarfs, Cra vais, Hagdkerciiels, Gloves, Hasiery, Suspenders, Shirts Collars, kc, at usual moderate WMT. JENNINGS, v2 Tuas 229 Broadway, American Hotel, ro THE LADIES. —Ladies who intend r sUDDIY going into the country, ar od wishing tie 2 l-st nd at J. B. Miller's, 142 Canal-street a complete rssortment of Ladies and Children’s Boots ais Khoes of all the different st ies, new and dogliie sles Al nen Gaiter Boots, at $2 per par. Ladies House lings per pair, warranted zood Fovery ol bh eam sold al Ue is warraated price, hy between wn kan wiure J.B MILLER, 142 Canal-st Fhompson and Sullivan-sts r NEW AND CHEAP CROCKERY 1X STORE, No. 17 Cathe Chatham. sjRare—where will be foand one of the Jar est and best ws sorted stocks ty, weloding many new patterns of Dinner and Tea Sets, cut and plain Glass, Hall, Astral and other Lamps, ke. China Tea Sets, of new shape, a very superior article. Those in want w Il fined it an obleet t cai and examine Letore parcha Jeld his USINESS AT THE WEST.-—A gentieman will leave here (a a lew days for atogr by the way of Buffalo, Detroit, Alton, St Lous, Cuicinaati and Pitsburg, and will take charge of business in thal section of country ata reasonable rate. Any thing leitat the office of the Tribune will be duly attended toon reasonable tern Address CC, jel Sir Tes DOLLARS REWARD. —Lost 2 pocket book containiog a $20, #10 and a $5 bY Bank of America, and a2 of some other La lowest possibile 23 Bliseoni* ne street, near n the a srknowr and various papers of no use to any one Lut the owner Supposed 10 have been lost between Washington and Gre wich iu Liberty street. Whoever will bring it to Jon W F. Smith, 8. E. corner of Elm ana Broome streets, wili re ceive the above reward and the thanks of the owner [yb 30° ALNDRY ESTABLISHMENT, cor per of Fourth-avenus and Seventy-nin hstreet, New: Hotel keepers, Steamboat and Packet proprietor and fam Lies, can have their Washing and Ironing done will despatch and in the seatest manoer, and on such 1618 as will compare with the Limes. Orders through the Post 0). fice, or left at the office of 8. Benson, No. t Johan-stree! uy stairs, will receive immediate attention. V ESEY A CO. GW Vesey, H. Housman B.—For a good Fitand cheap Cloth- York. Jy8 Iw LN o ing, call at KR. APPLETON'S Cash Talorog Es ablishment, 394 Grand-street, coruer of Atlorney. wyli 2m =A CTION SALES. YY BANGS RICHARDS S yA NLS, 3 AR K 3 TH DAY. Lo Arar Ld LATT, An ost, aol low icg dary {rane Sat Liv vent regular Tinde Kate will some mene att hove date will be condected umier the sate Te gud san er the diection of he Committee te, 4s Comvigoments of Books, Nia. ne ry, Nie ope Plates acd soy othr articles coonected the Riek Trade respec ttally leited. The we s shad Le 1 abel by the 15th of July, wien the Catalo ue et 1 press. Liberal casa ac vasees wall ale reeling wiols Lr Peivary Save-Th low ng valuable Stereotype "aio wii! be so w lar acconui of the Morizages, viz t B hie, good Mary ait's 1K LJ vols roy. yar woe on Marryaut's Nov. a wa np ote orden That. Warsaw, 2 sean 3 okdsauiths MN story of Rome, 2 2: Watly sSeect Myvians; Barros Munchaescn; Al KM AY PRIVATE SALE, A the Tribune yd, contain ng the first year 3 DRAPER, Jr.—=tore 4 WA- VHERSDAY, Jaiv? wi at the Act Room, FREN AD AMI RICAN Goons Yor Cash Yea BF 1] LR vid} Bios ars r wa aiid Ca «it of solonable N Also, Stock UO Also, 2 s rich D wz P Soi, Light ankwes, NS Has Als, Caves new sivie Bb Pp Mus os, ust landent Caan os say} POW POR AL PRIVATE SO LK i I orland wd 64 La t Masi oas, suitabsl *w D Ww Her remty, Asetionesr BBY JOIN HAGGERTY MONS 3 Pearksieet AT PRIVATE SALLY, Js Par aoen Hats, assorted sizes rw pews a Si Marks Cha Now Id and 104 SIE Te <a 0 MER AN MUSED MT. Barnum, L Minag Rulendid Novelties BH wianager Las Aged Ween tod AAC performers i’ a vii we ers Me. Whitlock, the Mos Rosales, the admired stoger, toseuess Mo. PP. Morris, the te vaste pins Gpsey @url LAs Ske can be privaisly cons N y Mure ats throughowt yv, 3 i test wopser of the age. Ballson ns ey oy ux trom the Canden on the top of tha Benn HE mires every Wednesday and Satur iy allernoo Me 1) tt otelock. Also exhibiting, he Alh Lady, Fancy Glass Blowing, Orand Cospvorama aid WOO cureaitics, mission to all 35 cet Chik halt price yh Vi EESRS. EDTORS Have you y seen that wor il aia, now exhibiting en the Battery, called M cope’ Momot, vou should torth- with, Who would ever im that vingrar contained reat eals by hundreds mas wo Wha would think ang atumais in cheese gabon! with the activity e larger Kinds, in appeacai halt turtle and halt vo 2 And agarn, who would believe that feathers Zrew ug the smallest w need moth as perfect as these of izle’ These, with ot! or ennous thoags in nature, to Lebhyghis wondertui instrament, such as no one wo lgnorant of, while much knowledge can be had It A ners mn Cor wears road the olservas ot tists on anmmaleste, and pot obtain the injonus Cal vopsing this instrament (or 8 lew ininutes 1 bd iis ne power is 35,00 Lot let it be what it ay Mis tral mdertal, and astonishes all who pay it a vis Yours truly. {v8 It AN OBSERN ER, Ny ARON SPRINGS. <The. Pavilion— 3 his new and commodions Hotel will be open tor the reception of visiterson and after the fist of June next, a the villaxe of Sharon Springs, Schoharie Co, New-York. The clear pure water of these Sprines, greatly resem bling those wf tie White Si ov Springs of Virginia, have fn Lighly eilicacions in Rueumatie, Cotane- Fy eptie complaints: and in the cure Rurgm, Scrsinla, Liver Complaint aod vo and in many other respects, possess (as by some of the most nent Medeal Pro‘essors in United States) micdicial and healing properties gnsar- passat and Le lieved to be guequaled by any 10 thiscountry. Ackdend to these, the rides in the vicinity, rumerous vile lar, extensive ws, ww ighboring caves and romantic wenery, are among de many attractions offered 10 those seeking, in the heat of summer, either health or pleasure, These springs are but a tew hours’ ride (row Saratoga, Viov, Athany, Kc, and are accesible (rom Canajoharne on the Alwany and tea Ra road, where carriages daly await the arrivals of the morming cars tron henectady nod ies convey Visdwis tothe Spricgs, a distance of about eight wiles, arriving in vme tor dinner also Ly the Albany and Cherry Yalioy Turnpike by daily stazes, being about 45 miles west of the cy of Albany Warn, Cold and Shower Baths (armshed at all times, either of the mineral or tresh water, and every atleation given to rewler the stay of visiters agreeable, An shundance of the parest Mountain Spring lee is stored tor the season. GW. B GEDNEY. THE SPRINGS HOTEL This Hotel will be opened ithe above village of Sharon Springs tor the reception of visitors on and alter the 16th of Mav, and combining all the advantages of tas delightigl summer residence, a Zaw lows WILLIAM EK. JONES, A) ANSTON HOUSE ar Lake Mahopac. i The undersigned gives notice (0 the pubic that his house is now ready tor the reception of Boarders and transient Visitors, Those persops wishing to visit the Lake will find hus stages at the Peekskill landing on ihe arnval of the boat Tuesdays, Thorsdays and Saturdays, and that he will send carriges on any named day, upon receiving pres vious a Persons visiting the Gshing, and those disposed [or rowing, will tiod an ample supply of boats. wees and earriages, Pleddzios his hest sxertions (0 please his visitors, he se ic its the prrovage of the p ihlic, 1 tans SAUMUFL MH BERRY. ANTED —=Respectable families can con nay rg adusinions Urotestant Servants, lor eny ithe Avwrncan Qiice, No 56 Broadway, shove Spring sirect. Pleaw Wee VW 3 who will take mode rate wages and do any work, Apply at 17 Clierry street, LAI ANTED EMPLOYMENT, hy two a cers, They will make themselves useful any way (or low wages. Apply at 95 Seve ateenth-st. 6 it” J JAPDERS WANTED in the country, D threw waies from Fordham, on the road te Yonkers Abe addressed to HIE, felt at this othee, will receive anpt at Hei en ye he CICA PATHING at Loog Praneh, New b Vorsey, on the Atlantic Ocean, The subserib ees board. ne house i» now open tor reception of company, under the lirection of Mrs, Fe guson INO HOPPER, N. B.<No bar kept Jyh dm* AWS IPINGS—=0Or the thstory of the Late War in the Plantat ons—By Sampson shor t- I-Fat, Author ot Quozzeuna.’, t Peter Quanceto write me a ballad of ths Lew Lake will fined pyery convenienee tor the healthtul exercise of Also, saddle Pm T. ELLIOTT, Proprietor, ANTED—=Places by 2 smart girls, nlien es excl anged. LIN and it shale he called Bottom's Dreaar, because jt Lath no bottom,” IM dsumer’s Night Dream. With desizns hy Qu oz Lis day published and tor saw by SAXTON MILES, 25 Broadway, iro SABINET FURNITURE. —Purchasers J will find it to their interest to coll at No. 20 Catherine. street, where may be sand, on the second thor, en exten rtment oi splendid Cabinet Furniture, of the ewes pprovea paiterns, and which will be old at yw what targituce of the s2me quality can be wg tor at Vie advantage here otlered in buy- ur be ces hel vacthion, the recular moanuiactor Auction prices evident, Hume and long experiences the busipr are any aivaniace oo maniectar ing ood avd ornane nial were, Le subser ber feels coutident [u saving that any wae may call at No. 20 Cathireine-street nnd meke ther selection stall have tall and ample saosiaction, bathe as ty price and i S FANNING edd LEITY RUST IN HATR <Manufactured from "RB La lies and Gentlemen's Mair, (not wessthan two wehe long.) none handre different desizns—nechlaces, brace ality, in the artigles Dar pt “os lets, watch guards, earrings, flowers, rings, wigs, scalps sc. The iargest, the cheapest and best assortments are 10 be found st A, C. BARRY'S, 146 Broadway, corner of Lite eriy-streety 0p stairs, First prem on. je15 lois

ATCHES AND JEWELRY very low. —The subscriber is selling all descriptions of woud and silver lever, anchor, eseapement, lepine and verge Watches, Diamond Riags, Pos, God Pencils, Keo beat retall, lower than at any orp un the cay. Gold Woolies #3 bw as 50 to 40 doblars cach. Walches and Jews olry exchanged or Lougt All wateles warranted (0 seep good lime or the money retnrnerd CC. ALLEN, Imnorter of Watelies and Jew wholesale and rota! 30 Wall wrest, up wars a mf ERCHANTR FF Tad 7 ire fpsurance Com- pany—Diviiend ~The President and Directors have tiis day declared a semi aoe gal Dividengol Five per Cent, on the renewe apital stock, payable to the stockholders or their legal representatives on and alter the 1th instant, at the otfice, No. 55 Wall sireet. A. HL MULLER, Secretary, New-York, July 1842 JY ddwis NEWTON DARLING'S SCYTHES. 4 W dozen Corn, 100 doz plain Grass, 10 dor double rithed Grass, ana 25 doe Bramble Scythes, for sale by WAM. LL WIGHT CO 100 Jon. street, sole Agents on New-York. A) ONMOCTH BANK, N. Jersev.—The Nates of the Nonmeath Bank, s.zned by B. J. Hath- way or J. H. Earl as Cashier, are redeemed at per cent. myit mf hy [Jelslmist] EARL CO, i4 Wailst, ALDRON'S SCYTHES.—50 dozen Waldran's Corn and Grass Scythes (or sale Ly my 1emf WMH WIGHT COL 100 Johmet Peter Fairehild, Avetioneer, store No, 9 Spruce-t. SHERIFF SALE.—~Will sell this da »_) at %7 Broadway, at 10 o clock, by order ot the Sherifl, the stock of an extensive mullinery establishaent, with the furniture—eonsisting of (adies sherred and straw hats, velvet cloaks, gloves, feathers, Tarleton and Gro de Nap silks, caps, capes, head dresses, ribbons, scarfs, em browdery, &e. Furuitare—marble top centre tabics, (aa. Hogany chairs, sofas, piano, wiwdow curiaiss, oil cleth, Brussels aud grin carpets, ke. Jys nt STORE AND HOUSE TO LET. 305 Gras street, ia first-rate order—one of ie font [oration in the city for basiness has been usd 88 2 dry goods store for in yearns past Possess on Ih A N 122. ss g

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T HOUGHTS SUGGESTED ON THE BANKS OF NITH, NEAR BURNS RESIDENCE. By Willian Wordswerlh. Too frail to keep the lofty vow That must have followed when his brow Was wresthed—s The Vision" tell us how— With holly spray, He faltered, drifted to and fro, And passed AWAY. Well might such thoughts, dear sister throng Our minds when lingering all too long, Over the grave of Burns we hung In social grief— [ndulged as if it were a wrong To seek relief. But. ieaving each unquiet theme Where gentlest judgement may misdeem, And prompt to we lcome every gleam Of gwod and fair, yeside this lipid Stream Breathe hopeful air. Let ust Enongh of sorrow, wreck and blight Think rather of those moments bright When to the consciousness of right His course was true, When Wisdom prosperea in his sight And Virtue grew, Yes freely let our hearts expand, ['reely as 1n youth's season bland, When side by side, Lis Book in hand, We wont to stray, ur pleasure varying at command Of each sweet ay. How oft inspired must he have trod These pathways, yon far-stretching road There lurks his home in that abode, With mirth elate, Or in bis nobly-pensive mood, The Rustic sate. I'roud thoughts that Image overawes, Before it huinbly 'ot us pause, And ask of Nature, from what cause And by what rules She trained her Burns to win applause That shames the Schools. Through busiest streets and loneliest glen Are felt the flushes of his pen; He rules mid winter snows, and when Bees fill their hives; Deep in the general heart of men His power Survives. What need of fieldsin some far elime, Where Heroes, Sages, Bards sublime; And all that fetched the flowing rhyme From genuine springs, Shall dweil together till old Time Folds up his wings! Sweet Mercy! to the gates of Heaven This Minstrel lewd, bis sins forgiven; The ruetal conflict, the heart riven With vain endeavor, And memory of Lurth’s bitter leaven, Ettaced tor ever. But why to Him confine the prayer, When kindred thoughts nnd yearnings bear On the frail heart the purest share With all that hive? The best of what we do or are, Just God, forgive! cn From the Democratic Review for July. A LEGEND OF LIFE AND LOVE. A veRY cheerless and fallacious doctrine is that which teaches tu deny the yielding to natural feelings, righteously directed, because the conse- quences may be trouble and grief, as well as sat- isfaction and pleasure. The mun who lives on {rom year to year, Jealous of ever placing himself in a situation where the chanees can possibly turn against him=—ice, as it were, surrounding his heart, and bis mind too serapulously weighing ina bal ance the results of giving way to any of those propensities his Creator has planted in his heart— may be a philosopher, but can never be a happy man. Upon the bauks of a pleasant river stood a cot- tace, the residence of an ancient man whose limbs were feeble with the weight of years and of former sorrow. In his appetites easily gratified, like the simple race of peop.e among whom he lived, every want of existance was supphed by a few fertile acres. Those acres were dlled and tended by two brothers, grandsons of the old man, and dwellers also in the cottage. The parents of the boys lay buried in a grave near by. Nathan, the elder, had hardiy seen his twentieth summer. He was a beautiful youth, Glossy ha clustered upon hiv head, and his checks were very brown from sunshine and open air. Though the Ccyes of Nathan were «oft and liquid, like a gitl's, and his cheeks enrled with a voluptuous swell, exercise and labor had developed his limbs nto noble and manly proportions. The bands of hun- ters, us they met sometimes to start off’ together after game upon the neighboring hills, conld hardly Jiow one among their pwmber who in comeliness, strength, or activity, might compete with the vouthtul Nathan. Mark was but a year younger than his brother. He, too, had great beauty. It course of time the ancient sickened, and knew that be was to die. Before the approach of the fatal hour, he called before nim the two vouths, and addressed them thus: “The wold, my children, is full of deceit. Evil men swarm in every place; and sorrow and dis appointment are the fruits of intercourse with them. So wisdom is wary. “And as the things of life are only shadows, passing like the darkness of a cloud, twine no bands of love about your hearts. For love is the ficklest of the things of lite, The object of ou aflection dies, and we thenceforth lanenich in aconyv: or perhaps the love we covet dies, and that 1s more painful yet. “It is well never taconfide in any man. It is well to keep aloof from the follies and impurities of earth. Let there be no links between you and others. Let not any being costrol you through your dependence upon him for a portion of your happiness. This, my sons, I have learned by bit ter experience, is the teaching of truth.” 4 Within a few days afterward, the old man was placed away in the m uble tomb of his Kindred, which was built on a Lill by the shore. Now the injunctions given to Nathan asd his brother=—injunctions frequently impressed upon them before by the same monitorial voice—were pendered over by each youth in his inmost heart. They had always habitually respected their grand- sire: whatever came from his mouth, therefore, wemed as the words of an oracle not to be guln- sayed. Soon the path of Nathan chanced to ed from that of Mark And the trees leaved out, and then in autumn ist jthein foliage; and 1a due course lvaved ont an and brothers met pot yer, be sunder- oe a ain, and muny times again—and the what change works over earth in such a space as [WO SCOre® vears and ten! Pwo score yours and ten As the san, an hour ere his setting, cast long slanting shadows to the eastward, men, and with hair thin and snowy, came wi arly up trom opposite directions, and stood to rether at a tonb built on a hill by the borders of a fair tiver. Why do they start, as each casts his cars diop down their cheeks, and their frames tremble sven nore than with the feebleness of age They are the jong separated brethren, and they enfold themselves in one wnother’s arms. “And vet,” said Mark, after a few moments stepping back, and gazing earnestly upon his com- pasion’s wm and features, and yet it wonders ue that thou art my brother. There should be a 1 pale emblems of decay. And my brother should be straight and pimble=—rot bent and tottering as thou.” wo withered, dim Cyes tow ad the face of the other? The speaker cast a second searching glance—u glance ef discontent. And 1,” rejoined Nathan, I might require from my brother, not such shrivelled limbs as we—and instead of that cracked voice, the full «welling music of a morning heart—but that bali century is a fearful melter of comeliness and of strengths for half a century it is, dear brother, since my hand tosched thine, or my gaze rested upon thy face. Mark sighed, and answered not Then, in a little while, they made inquiries vhout what had befallen either during the tim pon the marble by which they had sated 1 met, Mark briefly told his story. “1 bethink me, brother, many, many years have indeed passed aver since the corrowful day when our grandsire, dying, left us tw seek our fortunes 1 past. ymid a wicked and a seductive worl Hi last wo ds, as thou, doubiless, dost re- member, advised us against the snares that should beset our subsequent He portrayed dangers that lie in the path of Jove: he 1m- ourneying thi Pp mn our |g nnds the ily of RET i g coLu- in Luman honor, and warned us te keej with our Kind live, and have pressed uo hdence aloof from too close connexion tle then died, but his instructions ever been present 11 my memory «Dear Nathan, why should 1 conceal from you that at that time I loved. My simple sonl, un gifted with the wisdom of our aged relative had vielded to the delicious folly and The brow n-eved Eva was my young t) brother, oven n yw—=the feehle and withered thing 1 YY dim recollections, pleasant passages come fort around me, like the jov of old A boy again, and in the confiding heart of un boy I walk And the gentle and sun the and heart's choice, dreams. with Lva by the river's banks. creature blushes at my protestations of Jove leans her cheek upon my neck. The regal goes down in the west, and we gaze upon glory of the clouds that attend his setng, while we look at their fantastic changes, a laugh sounds out clear like a flute and the iingling of silver bells. It is the laugh of Eva.” The eve of the old man glistened with unwont- He paused, sighed, the brightness InEerry as ed brightness. taded away and he went on with his parration As said, the dying lessons of hin whom we reyereneed were treasured in my s wal. I could net but feel their truth. 1 f arcd that if 1 again «stood beside the murderer of my love a d looked apon her face and listened to her words, the whole- come axioms might be blotted from my thought <0 1 determined to act as became a man. From that hour 1 never have beheld the brown-eyed Fa, «1 went amid the world. Acting upon the wise nrinciples which our aged fiiend taught ve, iooked upon every thing with suspicious eyes. Alas! 1 found it but too true that iniquity and de- ceit wore the ruling spirits of men. Some called me cold, calenlating and unamiable: but it was their own unworthiness that made me appear so in their eyes, I am not—you know, my brother— I am not naturally of proud and repulsive manner, but 1 was determined never to give my friendship merely 10 be blown off again, it might chauce, as a feather against the wind; nor interweave my course of life with those that, very likely, would dinw all the advantage of the connection and leave me no better than before. “1 engaged in trafic. Enemies said thar my good fortune was the result of chance: but 1 knew it the fruit of the judicious avstem of caution which governed me 10 matters Success attended me, of business as well as of social intercourse, “My brother, thus have I lived my life. Your look asks me if 1 have been happy. Dear brother, trath impels me to say wo! Yet assuredly if few glittering pleasures mimstered to me on my jour ney, equally few were the disappointments, the hopes blichted, the trusts betrayed, the faintings of the soul, cansed by the defection of those in whom I have laid up treasures. Ah, my brother, the world is full of misery! The disciple of a wretched faith ceased his story, ind there was silence awhile. Then Nathan spake: “In the early years,” lie said, “1, too, loved a beautitul woman. Whether my heart was more {rail than thine or affection had gained a mightier power over me, could not part from her I loved without the satisfaction of a farewell kiss. We met—1 had resolved to stay but a moment—for 1 had chalked out my future life after the fashion thou hast described thine, How it was, know not, bat the moments rolled on to hours, apd still we stood with enr arms around each other. My brother, a maiden’s tears washed my stern resolves away. The lure of a voice rolling quietly from Wetween two soft lips enticed me trom re- membrance of my good sire’s wisdom. 1 forgot his teachings, and married the woman loved. Ah! how sweetly sped the seasons! We were blessed. True, there came crossings and evils; but we withstood them all, and holding each other hy the band, forgot that such a thing as re- mained in the world. Children were born to us—hrave boys and fair wicls. Oh, Mark, that—fhat is a pleasure—that swelling of tenderness for our offspring—which the rigorous doctrines of your course of life have SOTTOW withheld from vou! «Like you, I engaged in trade. Various for- tune followed my path. 1 will not deny but that some in whom thought virrae was strong, proved cunning hypocrites, and worthy no man’s trust.— Yet are there many I have known, spot less, as far as humanity may be spotless, Thus, to me, life has been alternately false and fair. Have lived happy? No, not completely— it is never for mortals so to be But can lay my hand upon my heart and thank the Great Mater that has been far oftener than the darkness of the clouds. Dear brother, the world bas misery: but it is a pleasant world still, and atfords much joy to the the sunzhine dwellers! As Nathan cessed his brother looked up in his {ace like a man unto whem a simple truth Lad been for the first time revealed. W. W. Th "yt ONTANGLED ACCOUNTS -Themas 4 Jones, Acceuntant, 183 Broadway, opposite John-st., undertake «10 arrange and adjest accounts of every descrip tion. Tothose who have not been able to devise a simpie and easy method of conducting this departmest, the a tiser, with the confidence derived from much experier respectiully offers Lis assistance in spggesting such forms of account books as are best adapted to any particular routine of business. In complicated partnersh p atfaics or confused and neglected aceornts he pledges hinsea to effect in all cases an equitable and indisputable adigstment. Published and tor sale by the author avabove, ones’s rinciple and Practice Bookkeeping,” which is already the text book in the leading Academic instiutions of this country, and the ooly Amer can work on the sulyect that hay eu rioted wa England, Price £1 9 Ey FRYHE AMERICAN EXPOSITOR, or Intellectual Definer—Designed (or the use of Schools, By R. Claggett, A. M. Fifth Edition. Published and for sale by SAXTON MILES, 200 Broadway, Brook ys, May 25, 1%42 Clagzett's American Expositor bas heen wwowduced oto most of the schools 0 this couaty, and from the satisfaction expressed by the teachers, 1 tee] anthorized in adding my approval, and to commend it to those who have the selection oi books tor schools, believing it will be tound of great as- stance 'n aiding the scholar to acquire the command of language and the proper s'gnification of words T.F. KING, Depaty Superintendent of Public Schools in Kingseo, ie i KR. PHINNEY'S FAMILY PLLLS. These Pills have justly acquire ihe nghest repota. ta in curing Bilions and Dy spe ptic compa 118, as the fol: owing certificate, trom one of Wie tos pectable he, I Wie most respectable citizens From Bevjanin Knower, Ks. Having suffered for some time with indigestion and flato- lem, Iwas advmed to try De. 8S. Phioney's Aot-Dyspeptie or Biaous Pills, and after using them (Or some time, am pre. pared to say that they are the mildest and ver the most efis cacious in their operation af any article of the hind 1 have ever used and what esteem of great importance, they oc- casion no sickness at the stomach, procarme (oll, tree and satisfactory discharges, and leaving the bowels iu a natural condition. And {the more tially recommend their ose to all who are of bilioos habits, or need an excellent family medicine, in consideration of the heh standing of the pro- priewer in the community as a wedical man, g BENJI. KNOWER. sold by AL B.A DD. SANDS, wholesale agents, 70 Fulton: street, corner of Gold, 1% Fulton street, 73 Broadway and 77 East Broadway. Jus 1 OYS' Clothing '—=Childrens’ Clothing A very large assortment—yery gonl quality—very heap—Geo. A. Hoyt Co. No. 1 Bowery, would Teepecis (fully inform their patrons and the pgblic geoperally, that they have again been mzking extensive preparations for the spring and sununer trade and have now on hand a much larger asortnent of Boys’ and Childrens’ Clothing than they ewer hetoce have had, The public are invited 10 call and examine their goods with and price. Terms cash. Tur VEXITIAS ArMoury.— Having passed the haif- gigantic lions, one of whom draws himsell way up, and peeps over the sentry-box in front of him at the sorly Austrian sentinel, who bears about the same proportion to him as mouse to a Newfoundland dog, and walked through a vas! raftered ship-house (Palla capable of in- d I direc we enter the building which contains the armour. A whole line of Doges, old and YOURL—0 suit armour for a child's wear—first attracted our notice. It was that of a8 young Barbarossa, who was thus innsually Sreeched at five years old Entirely en- ceased in steel, hm wields hie little mace solid metal, is belted with a five-year- 1d sword, and ‘aration for the bat- dio’s.) tions, finite extension in nl ot wears his vizor down, in pre} at that early age he was reelly nae tor an hour y tie

ia fact, ractise arms and wear sre At ten he wove ims uncomfortable cloth for a longer space; and, at eighteen, put on mail tor life Near to this infantil WHRITIN stood the Victor Pisani. upon one of the 1526. he was the fret maker. The winged 1 to ir ow lav. wn bh rh which m i his Istrian cherub nga ho res Of many weighs 49 1s. ast-plate—steel-clothed horses stand gallant bre by steel-clothed riders, leaning on rime neely long swords reaniring the joint efforts of both hands. The weight of Alaric's heavy ciest exh hited here were eno oh, without biow, to crush i anv but a #fc de fer. Wi o the grim ormi- through which he had breathed, and ae nothing, rai=ed the inred steel aw of thet it fall, drew when we had et oii dable mask, and eceessfuliv upon nmagination ter a ntenance A cuirass of diabolieai in- of competent ferocit vention is shown, contrived for torture, to be in| flicted ments into the wearer's skin. for Patneian ceontumacy alane. and trom the nr- mour being gilt, bore the name of Golden Pun- ishment!"” We saw infernal ma shines almost coexistent with the inveation of the i fernal i powder which nourishes them—a phalanx ol bar- rels obedient to one mat h. We saw a plate riddled throughout with arrews fired from a 100 feet i—we saw 1 through holes for insering sharp instru This shion was breasts cross-how at a distance ol e. conld lone halbert which, like a poisanous sna first drop its fangs upon vou and then present a gun barrel, and, if that failed, the other end was ready with a ragged tooth and a charged missile of its own. The cavecent, the sharp scimitar, and the standacd of the Turk, are naturally here; oxe anner, in queer unchrietian-looking characters, asserts the one God and Mahomet, and reenlls the Venetian prowess at Lepanto. We saw the latest form of steel-bow, and the earliest form of fire- arms, with a piece of tow to izmite the charge thraugh an open touch-hole, tocether with all the improvements, from ’isant’s uncertain bomb to the cannon which never fails. The most horrible part of this exhibition of destructive engines, Carrara’s cabinet, in which is preserved the kes with the secret spring, by which, on fete days, he discharged his poisoned needles: w hoever received the puncture, which fell light as an Insect’s sting, turned pale, sickened, and died, as if bitten by the cobra di enpella. Even the childhood of this tyrant was nursed in atrocity, and he was taught to inflict wounds and death by a cross-bow equal tor his strength, When he grew np, he had his thumb-serews, which are here and, above all. a work-box, sent oe cadean to his sis. terein-law, with particulas directions that she only us exhibited was to open slg Wits saved hw the eagerness of her maid, who perishe d by the curlosity w hich led her to lift the Lid which confined the poisoned charge. Much of this may have been false, and how much of it true we know not; for the bloody “Council of Ten” was quite capable, in 1ts known cruelty to this Prince and his sens, of the fabrica- tion not only of the stories, but of the imstruments produced in proef. The Bucenaur is gone, hut they have a model of this famous coche d'ean, with a splint of its mast ne a relic. Blackwood for June, Ma had TWO SAIL BOATS FOR SALE— The Henry Clay and General Scott, each twenty feet in length; both fast sai'ers—not exceeded by any boats of their class in this eity; fitted in superior style and in first rate order. Can be seen at Bishop Simonson's ship vard, foct of Sixthstreet. Apply to ies tf C. of SIMONSON, 21 Colombia-street, A} ILITARY GOODS helow cost, at 24 Maiden Lane,—~The subscriber having relinquish. ed the military bosiness and removed his goods from 194 Broadway to 24 Maiden Lane, now offers to sell his entire dock—consisti=g of Swords, Belts, Sashes, Epaalettes, Laces, Buttons, Plumes, Muskets, Ridles, Le. ke. below cost Tailors making uniforms, officers ruipping themselves, or perso ss purchasing to sell again will do weil to call. at if WM. HINTON, ADIES' GENTLEMENS' NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE, 235 Greenwich. areet, corner of Robinsen street. S. Utter has opened a large and general assortment of Ladies’, Misses’ and Childrens’ Gaiter Boots and Shoes, of the latest styles, and in every varety—eood materiasl and workmanship. Also, Men's and Youth's Boots and Shoes, which are offersd at prices corresponding with the tines, N.B. Country Merchants supped by the case or dozen ou the lowest terms. my 12—ul i RESS BOOTS—Latest Prench style The subscriber respectfully invites the citizens o New-York, and strangers visitir g the city, to call at 114 Ful ton-street, and examine a large assortment of Dress Boots made in the latest Spring Fashion, and of the finest French Call Skin, Gentlemen can have Boots made to order in the best wan- ner at six dallars per pair, warranted equal to any made at seven dollars and a half, and as the undersigned tikes draw. ing of the feet and keeps lasts tor each custoiner, Lhe can in- sure an easy yet handsome fit Constantly on hand, Fashionable Boots, Se. at the follow ing reduced prices: Neal-Skin Boots. ceiiiiiniinnes SECIRUE Mri

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Cait Rp 4 mtn 60 Halt Boots. 00 Gaiters...... Lfrom I 00 3H Pumps and Slippers, &c. ke. proportionably bow. Terms, Cash on Delivery. JOIN IL WATKINS, wy lo 114 Fa.ton’st. between Nassau and Dutch. i rma Ev Tava OTICE.—Morison’s Hygean Medicines whe from the British College of Health, London,”—=The subscribers having been appont=d the Attorneys of Messe, Morison, Moat Cn., and Agents for the State of New York, have received a large assortment of Medicige direct from the British College of Health, Lordom,” are ready 10 supply the Agents on more liberal terms (han hereto- fore, ersons wishing to he appointed Selling Ager will please make numedinte application to the subisent bers. All persons indebted to the late Age, Mr Geo, Taylor, are requested 10 make immediate payment to ihe gndersigned, as they only are authorized 0 give receipts tor thesame. FIRTH HALL, No. 1 Franklin Sqoare,N. YX. mis Agents for MORISON MOAT CO, ATENT CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS, CHEMICAL OIL, BURNING FLUID. ~The sul seriber would invite the attention wi the public to his stoel of GREENOUGH'S PATENT LAMPS, which from they beauty and superior qualities, are destined to supersede al others mow in use. he eil which is burned in thew is Lemical preparation, very clean in its properties, and glvey vary brilliant and economical light. The Boraing Flu a portable light, free (rom all smoke, smell ar grease, ans will neither soil mor stain. Common Lamps can be aliercd ata tring expense to burn the Auld. The subscriler is kindly permitted wo refer to same of aur most respectable families, who are wow using the article, J.C. HOOKER, 45 Broadway, B.— There is no danger ol €xpiosion In ew one of ese articles. ol if EMOVAL.—=The subscriber has re- moved from 130 Water 10 272 Pearl -sireet, where be is se'ling off his stock at very reduced prices—consisting ia partof Coach and Barouche Springs do LJ Aries do do Patent Mail do do Bows, Bands and Lamps 01! Cloth and Brussels Carpet India Rubber Clown Wood and Iron Hames Buckls, Bitis, Surrups, Webbs, Silk, Chains, Tronk Locks Handles, Plush, Thread and all arucles in the Coacli or Saddiery line, &c &e mi 2n INOS, SUMMERS, 272 Pearl abave Futonst P MSONS, Chemicals and Fireworks, PR LEWIS FEUCHTIWANGER, No. 1 Wallst, near Broadway, has very extensive agenc from Large Chemical Works and English, French and German Inport. ing Hooses, and wm epabled to sell every article uncotunou- Iv low to make it an object tor the cash payments in these golden times—lodine, bydriodate oi potash, iodide of iron, bromine, iodide of sulphor, mercury, lead and zine, ‘apar caustic, oxide of silver, Labarraque’s chloride of wnia, lewchies—Daguerreoty pe apparatus, plates and all the caem- ical preparations; pure muriatic and mitric acids; ol hartshorn and mitre; ether, &c; nirate of strontian, baryta, woxla and fireworks for July 4th, of the most approves maa wiactures. such as rockets, roman candles, wheels, signal fires, suns, Ke Poisons, warranted the only original and safest ingred:- ents 10 destroy and exterminate the moths, bed bogs, rose bugs, caterpiilers, cockroaches, rats, mise, moschetoes, Sens, flies, ants, Lee, and other vermin or larger animals, warrant. ed to eradicate and to perform all what 't is intended. Thousands of persons can certify to the superior virtue and quality of all my prepa ations, and ph, wii 0 the truth of ail the statements. Apply to i Dit. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER. ed la Neo. Walkstpeet 1\ HITE ASH NUT COAL—A very superior article for stoves (as it forms no clinker) particular reference to quality ad Sw” this day discharging and for sale at ow i 44 WARD B 41 Wash) cash if nken (rom R ROWNE, Jel ngten coruer La ghiatrect. Patent Leather lying and being in the Ninth Ward of the eity of New-York, Laces, Seaming ord i amd distinguishi- d on a map of preperty belonging to the Saddie Trees, Hogsking Corporation of the city of New-York, situated in the Niath rogues and imposters, who are anxious ie deceive the vi. ANDRUFF or Loss of H by a languid or obstructed circulation in the small iond vessels which supply the scalp and hair with nourish. ment, in consequence of which the perspiration becomes thick and clammy, and dries on the surface, forming a crust calied dandreff, which clogs op the pores of the skin and by ity pressure against the roots of the Lair prevents it trom re. ceiving sufficient nourishment to retain vitality. The bait then bheeomes harsh an anpleasant, changes colar amd falls off. Thus unhealthy affection is very speedily and etirctu- ic. which revives the dor tus, ficus, evens, mesembrianthemum, gerania, eriea, ro- sacea, may all, by a proper application, be thoroughly ex- terminated. Besides, the extraordinary cheapness, a most important item in economy, renders it accessible tor all yurposes on a jarge scale; £,000 peach trees, or 50 acres of ed ,mav be kept free from the marasding insects for the trifling expense of one dollar, Farmers raising corn, 0als, rye, petatoes, turnips, ¢ab- bases, may, at the expense of a few dollars, realize huo- dreds by saving their fiel is fram the devastations of the vers min. The Compound Chemical Whale Oil Soap may be badd in bulk, or in j&rs of tour pounds, dozen of which are packed ina box. Appiv to DHE. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, #2 Im Chemist, No. 1 Wallstreet O ALL PERSONS who complain of loss of appetse and debility as well as those soffering with dyspepsia, night speats, restless nights, palpitation of the heart. and all servens dise, it is recommended 0 ty HUTCHINGS STOMACH BITTERS. The articles composing it are from Nature's and can be taken wth safety. Ludlow, No. 554 Broadway I have used vour bitters, in eases of impaired digestion, where veoeahle tones were indispensable, with a benefi- cial result, The articles of which it is composed are very yudicionsly combined, and Ihave no doubt will prove ser- viceable in the cases for which vou have recommended it. Yours, dc. EDWARD G. LWDLOW. Sir—1 have in the course of my practice preséribesd your Ktamach Bitters, and found them a most efficient remedy in cases of indigestion, acidity and debility of the dizestive orsaus. 1 Ly no means class it among the quack medicines of the Jay, but one which will conter a great blessing on many of our sutfering ietlow Leinus, PL BRADY, M.D, 530 Broome-st. Numerous certifieates of those who found fnmediate re. reat vegetable emporium, he following is from Dr. RE air is caused relief, ann be wen at manutactory, No. 14) Bewery, corner ot Boome street, and obserye the genuine is sold no whare else nts city. Price largh bottle $1; small size 30 cents. Jels Im OTICE to RUPTURED PERSONS. LN Dr. AG. HULL, No. 1 Vesey street, Astor Houose, Now-York. Persons aiflicted with Ruptures may rely upon the best instromental aid the world affords, on apph- cation 2t his office, 4 Vesey street, New York, or either ot Js numerous agents inthe chiet towns of the United] States, Parents mnst be earvial to examine the back part of Dr. Hall's Trasses, to see if they are endorsed by Dr. Hull in writing. None other are genuine or (o he refi Jd on as good. Dr. Hull guarantees cures to all otherwise healthy patients who call at his office for treatment. 1 the cure be not radi: cal and permanent, so as 10 preclude the necessity of wear. ing any trass whatever, the mosey advanced is returned on the expiration of the term specified for the cure, whatever procressthe ropware may have made toward eradication. Children undermwelve years universally cured without further expense than the cost of the Tense. Toe radical cure has been nuder progressive practical inprovement lor more than twenty years past, in Dr. Hols i Pruss Office, and is now brought to a state of unrivaled perfection. Many treacherous agents have undertaken to vend imita tionsol Dr. Hull's celebrated Hinge and Pivot Truss tor the easy ad safe retention of Ruptures. ‘The imitations cannot be relied on—they are made by unskilfal surgeons and me- chanics, ard are no better than tke ordinary Trusses of the market. The genaine have my {ull name in writing, AMOS G. HULL CO. Pr. Hull hasat the request of several respectable physi clans, fitted up a room ex lusively for Ladies, having sepa- rate entrapce from the business department, wherein a lady is in constant attendance, to apply Trusses and Supporters to female patients, hl be HE TRUSSES and SUPPORTERS of Dr. Hull's invention continue to receive my decided eference, For twenty years past 1 have employed the rusevs of Dr. Holl with success. The sgpporter was jo- vented in 1381 by the Dr. with my advice and approbation; and am bappy to say that it is extensively adopted in Eu- rope as well as in this country. Nigned, VALENTINE MOTT M.D. New-York, July 1, 1841 je2l Im N CHANCERY —Betore the Vice Chan- cellor.— Abraham Van Nest vs. Joseph Freor, Ex'r. &e etal. Pursuant to an order of this Court, made in the above en- titled cavse, will be sold at public agcuon uu ler the @iree- Lion vf the subscr per, one of the masters in said Court, re. siding in the city of New-York, by E. H Ludisw, Auc- tioneer, al tt Merchants’ Exchange in the City of New. York on the 384 day of July next, at 12? o'clock, noon, of that Gay, All those (oar certain lots, pieces or parcels of [and hate Ward by the number (25) twenty-five, (2) twenty-six, (Fe) twenty-seven (and 28) twerty-eight—lot number (25) twen ty-five, being bounded Westerly in front hy a certain sirect to be called Weehaaken street, which is to ron from Chris. topher street 10 Ataos street, as jald down on sae. map— Northerly hy Amos street, 10 be continaed as laid down on said map—Easteily by lot number (26) tweoty-six on sail wap, and Southerly by lot number (24) twenty-four on said map, and eontaining ia breadth in front tweaty-one (eet eleven inches in the rear twenty-one feet two inches, oa the Northerly side on Amos street fifty-five [eet nine inches. and on the Southerly side sixty-one feet nine inches, be the same more or less—and lots pumbers (26) twenty sx, (27) twenty-seven, and (38) twenty-eight, he wg hounded collectively Northerly in front by Amos street, alo:esaid, Southerly in the rear by lots numbered 12, 13, 14 and 15 on said imap, Easterly by lot number 2 on aid map, and Westerly by numbers 21, 22, 23. 24 and and 25 on said map, each of the sald jots sumber (26) twen- ty-six (27) twenty-seven and (29) eight, containy 1 breadth in front and rear, twen¥ two feet, and in lena! on each side ninety-five feet three inches, be the same more or less, together with all buildincs and appurtenances there unto belonging. New-York, June 141 WILLIAM W_ AMPBELL, Master in Chancery, J. N. Tavior, Sol 2awily25 12 Jahn-st a 4 r Al an 4 E WATCHFUL of yenr HEALTH. Pr. Brandreth's Office is now 274 Bewery, having re- moved it from 275. He requests his friends to be carefgl of tor j wary. Remember, Dr. Brandretl’s Office is 274, not 776 Bowery. 20 Im* OMPOSITION ROLLERS of the best quality, and of all sizes cast at the Of kitchen fire place, and the whole in complete order. r24 GRINNFLL, MIN’ malerials and fice of the New Work! Inquire of J. W. RICHARDS, in the Press Room, (basemest) and uf LCE, MOre especialy lus Fapect Grand. Bawnient and Atue, Parlors ane Folding-Doers on the First and second stories. Hoose well calenlated tor boarders Rent cheap, and possession given immediately. Inquire of G. J. Price, No. 184 East Broadway. jet FOR SALE—"That very desirable plat of ground, situated at the corner of Laight and Var- TK streets, fronting on St. John's Park, being ob test, 2 inches, on Laightstreet, and 85 fect on Variek, with the Church thereon. For particulars enquire of JOSEPH MEEKS, No. 1! Beech, or aru SAM. ROOME, 121 Walker-st. y FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE.— The cottage ult House and Stable on north west corner of Filth avenue and 125th street, with 6 full lots, or- namented with trees alsa a pump rear the door: akoat 2 minutes walk from the Railroad. For farther part nlars inquire of J. J. W. LEVERIDGE, 145 Cherry ot N, Y je22 tf TO LET—The large Room on tie second floor of the College of Physicians and Sure oeons, 61 Croshy-strest, known as the Col e Hall. The oom is well lighted and venulated, and has a small Room opening upon the rostrum. it is a convenient place of nis t- ing for public worship, or for Literary Awociatisns. I'he Room may be seen at any twee on ap slieation 10 the Jani. tor. For turther particulars apply to R. WATTS, Jr, 12 Mercer street, ad ut v y= 3 FOR SALE. —Bargains! Bargains For sale or exchange, 49 (racts of baw some Land ecomtaming 12 acres each, soil of a superior anality, wa tered with fine streams, and covered with fine tinh r suck as white oak, hickory, beach, walnut, maphe and sycamore, The soil is adapted 0 wheat, rye, com, opis cotton, tobaceo, sweet and Irish potatoes. The above amis will! e sold at to suit, or they will be ex. reduced prices, and on terms changed for almost any kind of merchandize, For maps, diagrams and particulars, apply to mit *THAL P. SMITH, 25 Liberty st. FOR SALE—The three story Brick HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND, Neo. Marhetstreet, between Madison and Henry-streets. The Lot is 25 by 88 feet, the House 5 by 43 (vet, with 12 inch walls, bui't by day's work under the superintendence of Me George Ireland. There are ten fice places in the House seven of which are finished with marbie chiunney-pieces.— There is a dry cellar unde (he whole, paved and div ded nto several apartments, a fire-proot as -house un ter he day between (he pours of 12 artivalare apply to URN CO. 72 Southstreet. premises miay he seen every and 2a’clock. For further 'ARM FOR SALE or exchange, a Farin on Long Island, 5 miles from Flushing con. tumng 56 acres suitably divided laud in a high state of enl- tivation and buildings new, viz: on large dwelling House, 32 hy 32, tivished with marhle manisls, folding doors, grates Ae. One large barn, wagon-hosse, shop, granary, poultry- Louse, cal and wood-house, ice-hovse, extra kichen: also one large barn, oid but m geod order. On said farm are all the different varices of (rut, as apples, pears, cherries, nlums, currants, gooseherries, raspherries, straw. quinees, berries, ko. The above farm will be exchanged for City cash will be sold low and part of the Apply i ashineton or if solid tor ay remain on bond and mortrage, WARD BROWNE, cor Laghtand M HUDSON HOUSE, Jersey City. "The proprietor wishes to inform his friends and the publie generally. that he has taken the above, where he is enabled 10 accommodate Boarders, it bene bat ope block from the Ferry—the house has lately been refitted with en- tire new furnitore, &c. is pleasantly situated in Grandes, the rooms are large and airy, and cannot be surpassed by any Mm the city. Also in connection, the proprietor will still conduct the Thatehed Cottage Garden, where he has been so we 1] known for ten years past. The public may rest assured that nothing stall be wanting on his part to make thew comion- able while visiting either place. Military and other Companies ean be accgnmodated with one of the best spots of ground for Target Practice any where within the vicinity of New-York. Dimners got up at short notice and on reasor alle terms, Je4 Im* SAMUEL LYNCH, 3 3 3 no SSTATENISLAND FERRY —Foot ol Whitehallstreet, <The steam. Ch STATEN ISLANDER and SAMSON will ron tollows, until farther notice: LEAYES STATEN Istaxo at 73, 9, 10,12 A. M and 14,5, 4, 567,PM REAvES WHITEHRALL aL 8, 9, 10, 11, A. M. and 2, 54,4, 5, 8, y M. All goods shipped are required to be particularly marked and are at the risk of the owners thereof, NE A Al r 4 n “FOR NEWBURGH—Land- _- ing at Caldwell’s, West Point and Cold Spring 1 he steainiboat JAMES MADISON Capt, Cliar'ss Halstead, will leave Warren-street Pier, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, at 4 clock. All Baggage, Packages or Parcels, Bank Bilis or Specie put on bomrd of this boat witheut being entered on the book of the boat or receipted for, will De at the risk of the ow ers thereof. 12 0) EE ER FR} EASTERN DIVISION NEW. YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD—Summer Arrangement ie Company's Steamboat and Barges (Captain A, H. Shultz) will ran in connestion with trains or cars between the foot of Donpestreet, New-York, and Goshen, as folisws FOR PASSENGERS Daily (except Sundays) from April lst to May 1st, leave Wo at 7 o'clock, A. M., and arrive in New York at 11} From May 1st to Sept. 1st, leave Goshen at o'clock, A. M., and arrive in New-Yorkat 104 A, Leave New-York at 3 o'clock, P. M., during the season and arrive in Goshen at 74 P. M. FOR FREIGHT, Leave Goshen at 2 o'clock, P. M. on Mondays, Tuesdays. Tharsdays and Fridays, and arrive in New-York the same evening. Leave New-York at 5 o'clock, A. M. on Tuesdays, Wed. nesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, and arrive is Goshen sane any. H. C. SEYMOUR, Superintendent. ermont, March 23. 1842. me TYAY'S BANK NOTE LIST for sale prope iy money m il PEOPLES LINE FOR AL- Ea GHS, Asthma, Spitting of Blood, n &e., cared by JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT. BANY and interne From Atkinson's Puiiadel shia Evening Post to 2 tof Courtiandt-st. roeslell, leaves Mors PuiLaDELPHIN, Ang. JO, 195 Toe N AMERICA Capt MH. Tru Myr. Atkinson—Dear Sir: A tew weeks ago noticed i ay. and Thursday afternoons. ai koe h Wed vour paper an account of the surprizing elect of Jaynes gue COLUMBIA F. P. Newberry Carmpative. in restoring a great number of passenger 08 yy god Satorday ailers Raa endl. tthe pftice hoard of a Mississippi steamboat to perie t alih, For passage or ireigh Lapp) wh. t were aif cted by a violent Bowel Complaint. was on the wharf, or on boa Cra isk of the to see you notice it so Aindly You may rest assored “w B. All Kinds property taken oly at serves the praise bestowed apron I e Benefit have ree FS thereof ally cured by Jayne's Pair Tor ived (rom his mer mant powers of the suriace vessi I=, reminves the dondrutf, ive os he 10 Stale My Case 16 YOU for the bens those m “MOR NING LINE FOR 1B and produces 3 new and healthy growth of Gal to sepply Lio are aficted in the same way, [thas been oy nisio wo BANY. TROY, aml intermedia i the nid: aod baidneey is pre vented or removed where 4 als tune. sir, to labor uader a Cough and Asthmatical oppres. Ras wat Pier oot A B a F 1 ready exis. sion for more than half a esntury. When a soldier Ret. ow Jos pressure steamboat AN 4 The following certificate is selected, which sufficiently p38 re dn 1123, 1 with many athers (owing to great Fir 5 OW Dred ar) Moruing, 3 proves its extraordinary virtues exposure.) bad a violent atta k of disease the [angs, by The lov Ere BRE oat TROY, A. Gotham, Messrs A. B. D. Sands; @entlemen—As an act of Jus Wy py gag anhiled from duty for a long to See that Forsidy Morning, at 7 tice to vou and Dr. Jayne, 1 send you this certificate to in. thy, 1 have never Leon Lov hd Vineng oMice, foot of Baccia) form vou of the invalnable benefit my fu hy mhelveu of meeathing. Year after ear 1 have froma the use of Dr. Yarne's Hair Tonic. Nhe Inst not oniy y ill a da, often my re, Ri 3 oe ALL Gon Frente, Ba her entire weaa of hair, but ber eyebrows also, and aiter blood. For. months tater hind of Propert trying various remedies with no benefit, she used Dr hi. to $i. O baistered "wy el AH) a i} sh of UN Jayne's Hair Tonic. She used two bottles betore we COR reath weakness or tv canst hy ho eonstant ois. r Bagionge, 8 y Hiecover the hair had started, and commencing With the requentiy hit 4 aad dering GOON, gst op I A Tre third it started to w out finely, and i» r OW eas ead Lh ni as heen a Malte astonishment v fami my oN NING LINDE of 2? in and eyebrows were enversd will a third growth of hie v and friends that I am bere 0 10) 1 Lave boats or Albany i nT black hair Hotter shan she bad I think it was entirely 5 tos cicians to ailend me, and every z one Rl One ¥en 4 oan d oroxdpesd by the use of the Tone, and would recommend it r linely 10 give relief, w 1 any beneficia hy g ye i wo ail 3 imlar remedy, Truly yours, vere atta oe un n _ oul wie eed B umila? Temecy: JIN N. JACKSON gh Eris enpevied wauki be Fhe Senger SOUTH ON ate 3 shy w a zy apd X X Prepared only by Dr. D Jayne, 23 South Third-streel onside s¢ a8 past alc of i Geyer ROCHESTER, Capt. A P- vis Price ty Scld wholesale and retail by A. B.& D. SANDS, pen was persuaded ulin Dr, Jayne. Wht RB pesday, 10 iar i Drug ists, 79 Fulton, corner of Gold-st. and 100 Fulton-st of Mivine Providence, timorh him 1 was the abo Re Sa 1 y r y SLURRY nex also by Abraham B. Sands k Co, No. 375 Broadway, cor e raised (rom my bed; bat the co and wheezing The It sor and Pp ow of Chambersst; David Sands CO. Na 1 iy Die wearied me day and sight, He advise to use va Ex} ats, well f op wih way 0 vive pectorant. 1 did so, with a stron pe that as it ha speed 3 s are sot Pa CSTI RRO) A (1S, many of my ACQuUAINtIauc es OF diseases of BP 1 s 4 ver. ACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS. hans of nev acquaintances of sags Sunes fy GES Lan boats on We 480 of Boats with at lt fives arr ae It is a fact that Gouraud’s Poadre Subtle will perma. orat fied feel? Ithasef Iv «ue fs» TN io first (P8 cars for tl nently eraaicate all hair from the part where win Ap omn.erem) wkitg itl case, and 1b Bhany without the slightest injury to the skin. o be had at U can iv breathe with more Mv ey ht x. apply Pp. C. Schultz, atl oud esti ent, 67 Walker sirect, one door from Broad- came vAsy, and my zh v tu 1 Ww eel as Crain way 8 bottle. Amother tactis that Georaud’s True (1 aor did In my hie, and g i m “on AYE 3A y Water of Beauty will thoroughly exterminae tan, PIMPS igre years Last summer 1 spit a aaa CONIA ‘BK X NEW-)Y (IIs and all cutaneous eruptions, elicit a _javenile healthy ap- 0 thank 8 t am pert 2 Bow J pr {3% c nti the st pearance, and array the hands, neck and arms me ant fering so long, an At ast r 1H] EE ad Cx ANT y whiteness, Beware of spurions imitations of th is cei brated pope's Expectorant, feel anxious to if ROW Dp I Hy rested, will con Cosme comaiing eral astringents Biterly FuinoRy 10} Litizens where relief may he had t 5 s Wortuy Ia pt ™m u 30 on Thursday, March 1 4) the shin and complexion. and by its repellant action, n= place ia your paper, you will Guiige m yo Seid wealth. To be hal as above, 31 per bottie, NICHOLAS HARRIS, Son, By Barclay st. N. York, Centre Wharf, News GOURAUD'S VEGETABLE ROUGE Mr. Harris has long been a wort IE, We ee Ni relk, A. M K 44 Clk. AtTRo'elk, am KH RL Imparts a delicate roseate Lage Liatuotube hy ty Le First Baptist Charch in ti ty, and oil mn und he Passalc will leave New-York 3 or rushing with a linen cloth, 30 cents per DOI. i v he placed fa bls ass TE Nowar. at 7H A.M. and 1? GOURAUD'S BLANC D ESPAGNE, invited to call and see i, 8 s mf 1 1 Ty nee y' dhatnith 3 carried at very reds wt Or Spanish Lily White, imparts a bright, pure, life-like, 1 ght of €3 rT a om alahasier whiteness to the skin. free from the injurious pro- be above valuable med va mav be had w» esa!» and re. WE periies generally combined with preparations for this pur rial of A. B, D. SANDS, Dru; sts, 98 Nal, my fg nFOR PEERSKILL, FR pose. Put up in elegant hoxes at 25 cents each, Also old by David Kands Co., No. 77 seu PLANCK, Grassy Po Sing Sing. Tan Agents: Providence, Pyer, Jr.: Albany, Guthrie; Maid. 0. oF Market st. Abraham B, Sands be pyr FLANGE, Gra Fh, ng, 1 ar en lane; New Haven, Law: Hartford, Wells Ham- wav. corner of Chambers st eytowi, w Perry, 5 phrey Princeton, Seabrook: Bostan Jordan, 3 Milk-st. [0 Rr and D meron board. LL sarR wv Philadelphia, Mrs, Brown, 76 Chesinut-si Jel? lm cee te Przon Conracts te o THE NEW and 3 ndid tea wer COL! (8, CO. RICH ARDSON'S BITTERS OTICE is herehy given that Proposals W. Swne, will [eave och fio 3 Py a LH lL 4 he POSH o he Tris the State sre every srn V 5 will he received at the Tos veal e-GOOD NEWS FOR THE SICK =The snbseris Pi “OR ¥H 2d Be er rd e Brat Wednesday of Apgust and returning, ve Peelishil same day ber takes pleasure In commuRicaung tol s fellows, the hap- de "10 o'clock. forennon, fOr CONFACt, to COM nence grees Sgndays, when she will lease FeoRa rerclty he has experienced from the use of Dr. S. Ov] (hp ‘a convicts, on the 1stiday of September ensuing, 10 be P.M, mak en tichardson's Sherry Bitters. During the last four years, oo ced wit hin one year to 130, 1 wr the teria of five yea:s, La wing at the foot of Ha om on Is et bh 8 having had occasion to resort to many experiments tor the at maxing such Kinds of Chains, Wrought Na Is, Bed Sere we, Morice. —All goods, re slit. Bag 28 e, Bank hy 8pe restoration of my health, and having «¥periend mach n- Shove Is and Tones. Saddlery, Cet! 1 ein, or any other k ff erty, 4 then, shipped, y conveniences from a geacral pervous aebility and conse Hardware, of Alek Ahe chiel si y an bo i this at omast he t Wi ed quent dispepeis and loss of appetite, I at eng I. fortunately of the country is imported from w hi Go wis. Freight, Baguage, Se. procured a bottle of Pr. R.'« Bitters, and rom actual expes lL shop room and fuel wil e furnished, n Fou OPP i=ITION LINK for AL rience ean recamiend them to the public 28 most dures oo ying ihe contract must find the took and AXINIES andbe a t the foct oF 1 ne. able and effectual restorative of health amd bodily vigor.— (ihiect to the rules and reguiatisnsof the Prison. The pay. nn) In X van Po Havin alse had ocrasion to witness (reir effects on any of Loe pyst he made monthly with a cre lit of three months. 0 wrgh, or 4 heer ries Ri Mo ag v my friends and neighbors, I can testity 10 their beneficial 1 g actory security will be required. Let the Proposals and Hud om fas ul y MINGTON. Ca 1M effects, Dr. Richardson needs no encominm with those who specily the price per day for each man. ihe sp steambon WAS i NGT a! M, are personally or experimentally acqoainied with hin, sus- H "DAVID LL. SEYMOUR, Aeent. Brown, will leave the Pier at the Tho OU No 5 Gc iol taining as he does a high reputation tor his knowledge and tate Prison. Mount Pleasant, May 1 1842. mvs mn Albauy every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at So'cloek, skiil in the medical department. To those who know him ad AT ps P.M Wow. ask. evil not, 1 can give no wore favorable intro faction than advising 10 LET w— the two-story Brick Leave Albany, foot f Lydins street, Ne A Cy very them to make immediate use of bott'e of his yery va nabic douse, No. 36 Market-street, with the rear buildlog, Fuesday, Thuraliay aul RACY, and, OF 10: Bitters, W. G. SIMMOND. hich is suitable for a stable. Ap Iv to i For passage or fretgit, 30piy OF Bd Hy r Ww throat From the Palladiom, New Havew rl GRINNELL MINTEEN x CO. T3Nonthst. DX MART IN 32 Wests t West KILLINGLY, Com, Jane 13, 1640. Freight taken on the mest reasonabie terms Pier. Nort Pr. 8. 0. Riciaroso, TO LET or for Sale, a new Briel To Leia steamboat Been at Baea-strect Bee NH Kir: —Having been, for the last few years, ve much dee House, with 7 rooms, combining both city and Riv Apply on hoard the Wash n. bilitated and much out of health otherwise, and adh e mary in its location, in Williamshar, Rent &00 to 1st of PLE ASA STOAND Healthy vice of twenty or thirty ef the best physieians in Charlesion, yo 057 Lio ALP. ‘Smite, 85 Liberty-st, 1029 61° AA Al i SC. New York, Saratoga Sprogs, ton, and a number May. AP «Te fF, Ex ursions every Ailernoon 4 of other places, 1 was Li Bota, on the 4th’ of last March, TO LET—The Basement, No. FE iT Coney Istand and New Bgl and called ai your othes and bought a bottle ot your Sherry it Broadway, a commoidiots rooin wood stand for commodions x phoat GENERAL JAURSG iA Bitter. After 1 retarned home, I bought more. I com- TR J store Xe Xe Apply to Joon Lock Tobias, will commences 0 Ler reguing trips t ba ve menced gaining (rem the very first, and have taken three x aut St pale ol APP Att places on Sunday ASOT» a pot hotties, and am row well. My case was despaired of as +1 .edar 8. Hay, Wednesday, Thursdry Sotorday and certainly incurable bn in three months, have gained Just TO LET—A handsome Dwelling, dw steambout NARGLEON. oan E00 57 pounds— which is surprsig, as I pave eaten nothing bot q ms, well arranged with pastries, ars eVeEy Puesday and Friday dm he sta 3 bread and milk. 1 still continue the same, Yourmedicine i po Ever noe qu ve of WM. H PINKNEY, at 579 foolol th umber street, at x ths kb. M, Hi selling well and doing much geod, i. HO0C JRE of ith a tr] at past 2, Market nat past 2, Pier Ne Very resp ully yours, Bowery, corner ik Fitth-at. 4, o'clock, remaining a suf BL C. CHAMBERLIN, TO ET—The handsome ell finish those Who tay wish te view that F Cold by the Avents, A. B. DD. SANDS, Druggists, No. a Ew NER and the adjacent Cool be 0 Fu py apt of CG aio ed three stoiy Dwelling House, No. 72 Doancsi ld hone w) 1 Fulton street, coger ol Gold; 100 Fulton street, LL i suitable for the residence of a private fae then proceed to Bath and Cones Flinn Broadway, 77 Bast Broa way. Price 75 cents, J#25 Im wii on W use Apply iit may be desirous 06 visiting ei hey ol These 1 JGHLY rr Plant albar F. H. KIMBALL, 30 Wall street, band then make an Excarsion Ar the of 4 (RABY mportant to Farmers, Flan Wy kA all street. 4 0 Noble Bay, nnd rears foi those wh g ers and Horticalturists.=Ths Compound Chemical TO LET from the first day of next |ateihoond above places, and thea Ne Whaie th Soap may be considered at the present moment May, three-fourths of the fonrth story Of the Franke Brighion, stopp a <uficient vim r" the best preparation that ever was compeandtd for the to. aril A pa of Ann and Nassue streets. suitable for in theelty al wm early hour. Fare 2) ems each way, jr 4 1a! destraetion of every species of insects infesting the veue- tn Building, OY he y SI af a printing office, or other mechanical business Inquire of 0 EN wi: KAND Nd Helo table kingdom maggots, slugs, rosebugs, peach, nectanioe, {WES CONNER, in the byilding mir Arh) apple and pear tree insects, cat and army worms, snail, 7 #2 Latol ry Sarr, for the Fishing Banks ofl Navdy H aL cabbage tice, and all the smaller insects which are Jatastic TO LIVT—=The large and convenient very Tudslay and Friday duos the so) be Irth on indigenous and exotic lowers, such as the oleander, cac- two-story Brick House No. 12 Colambia street, near amd commodious steamboat NI PERIOR, Capt John Gould, Y in readiness and will commence bh Ww lnps Is again for the season on Fritlay mormon, pier toot of Chambersat, at o'clock, 8, Canal st, 4 past 8, Pier No. IN. BR. {104 Mav ih, leaving the Hammond st past clock, Marie street Pier 9 o'clock, Cathe rine-si, Ferry, Brooklyn, past 0, and Per No. I NLR 4 past 8 o'clock, landing nt LS Hamton, FARE EAH way 25 CENTS, The boat will be accompanied by @n old Fisherman well acquainted with the Fisting Groond, Bat furnished An the boat, excellent Band af Muse ia enga eld 10 ACeOmpany Refreshments of thie first quality furnished on board extra, A chamber maid will atte nd to the adios aud chiteren Capt. Gould pledges himaelt that no pains shail Lo spared to give satisiacton and make these Excursions both pleas sant and agreeable to those who will bopor hin wit thew patronage. “Phe Public are assured that the Superior will positooly leave on the above days throug: out the season, it The wea myn dw LY ther pe: an m= SBUFFALO and Green Day. The steam COLUMBUS will piy be res Hiri i tween Butaio and Geen Bay during the season, as below Leaves Bufludo, Lenves Green Bay, June Ra June 1 July i 1? July I Auzust 15 pa August 3 2 Sept 13 -N Sepl. h 19 October 10 pil Oc inher 3 17 ul touch ng at interme diate ports For treight and passage, apply 10 the master on bo wd, oi 10 AR COBBLE CO. nidio N.Y id I PL PARSONS COL 0 2 poe Mm FARE AND FREIGHT Sr OSL ED CLD REGULAR MAIL LINE VT INGE and BOSTON, via STONINGTON and NEWPORT Composed of the follow ng superior Steamers nmeg wb connection with the Stoniogton and Providence and Boston and Providence Railroads, The MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Comstock, ND RHODE ISLAND, I'hay NARRAGANSETT, Wool v. anderinit, MONEGAN, The steamers of the Line ‘or Boston and FP Stonngton will leave pier, No. 1, N. BR. Bautery Place o'clock, P. M. daily, Sundays excepted, For further information, apply at No, 22 Broastway m ELIZABETH RY AND y NEWYORK FERRY COMPANY Sunoner Arrangement, Fare 124 Cents The steamboats WZ TER-WITCH, CINDERELLA avd WILLIAMSBURGH, ply daily from Elzabett Port New York, touching at Ne” Brighton and Pori-Rictimond, ou and alter the 4th day of July, 1842—each trip, as follows wave Elizabeth-Port, Leave N. York, prer I, N. K. ALE 74, 24 Nl o'elock, A. M Ath 5} and 10d A. M,, and ana atl. Hand o'clock, PM At 2.3}, 4and ff oclack, P.M. A boat wilt wave Port Richmond at 3 o'clock, A. M., and New-York for Port Richmond at g o'clock, P.M, sud will remain over night at Port Ricemond, On Sunday, Leave Elizabeti-Port at 10and 120%clock, A. M and at 1, 44 and 6 o'clock, P.M. Leave Now-York at 2, 10 and 114 o'clock, A. M. apd at 2,54 and 6 P.M. N. B —Passencers for Westfield, Scotch Plains, Plainfield, Bound-Brook, Somerville, Easton Sehooles s Mountain, hy the Elizabethtown and Lomerville Railroad Cars, w li wave New-York in the 24 o/clock boat a the morn and in the 2 and 4 o'clock boats in the afternoon, Passengers from the 2} o'clock boat will leave Somerville in stages for Easton and for Schooleys Mountain oa the ai- rival of the cars at Somerville, The Horse Car will leave the from of the rion Hotel, quarter of an hour previous the departure of each boat, All ideeage at the risk of its owner. yh we, via ald vide ng I's n P= ST. POWELL COCs Line or For NEWBURGH, land ng ot CALD. WELLS, A POINT, and COLD SPRING ~The steamboat Highlander, Capt. Robert Wardrop, will leave toot of Warren-st, every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, std P.M. Returning, will leave Newhorgh every Monday at 7 A.M, sue Tuesday and Fridavat 2PM. For freight or jrmne apply to the Captain on board, Baggage and freight of ail descriptions, Bank bilis or spe cie, hoard, must be at woe risk of the owners Liereo!, Goiess abillof lad ng arrece nts he signed foo the san 2 ISLAND RAILROAD COM- PANY.—Ou and alter Wednesday, “th July, 1542, trains will leave as follows, v7 beave Thommon at 6 A. Mand 11 P.M Leave Deer Park at 64 A.M. and 11 P.M, wave Hicksville at i4 0’ clock A. Mand AP. M Leave Hempaead at 74 o'clock A Mand 24 P.M, Leave Janmica at 20'clock A, Mand 3 P.M, Leare South Ferry, N. Y. side, at A Mand PM Leave Brooklyn at 93 A. M. and 4 P.M. sunday Trains, Leave Janmiea at 2 o'clock ALM, and mp P.M, leave South Ferry, No Yo side, nt “4 A.M, and "4 PM) Leave Brooklyn at 9 A.M aud 54 P.M, Leave Thompson at 4 P. M. Leave Dest Pars at J o'clock P. M. Leave Hicksville and Hempstead at 54 P.M, LONG Fare tor Tickets at the office, Brook iyn, as (ollows. Ja maiea 2 Cents Branch 5 cents: Carroll Place cents Hicksville 62 cents; Deer Park 98 conts, jen FOR SCHOOLEY'S MOUN. TAIN, Easton, Bethlehem and Allentwwo, Pa.—Dally, (Sund.ys excepted via klizabeth ervilie Railroad —Leave pier North River, at #4 delock, A. M. by steamboat to Elizabeth Port, or leave the foot of Liberty street at 9 o'clock, A. M. take tie Philadel phia train to Elbabetbtown, there conneet wiih the cars lor Some rville—Coaclies fram thence armving at Schooley's Nouns carly the same afternoon, at Easton by 6 o'clock, an hein) Bocloek and Allentawn at 24 o'clock the or seats or further information, apply to A. D. HOPE Merchants’ Hotel, 41 Courtland pele 4 at the ath ok hE fice, toot of Laberty si. or on board the boat, M3 Runs provided at tise shorten notiee, om accoant e short distance by coacl es commends sel! io the public patronage as being by far the most pleasant and expeditious. 4 #25 tm A FARM FOR SALE in Warren ham OWDship, Somerset County, New Jersey, contain. one hurdred acres. Inquire of PETER J. PERRINE, D3) (dt) HG. DAGGERS, 3 Ann-st i» ia Secondest. New-York, or of JOSEPH CAIN on the prenuses, Jels Iw*