The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
July 8, 1842

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THJ Vol. VIII.?W#. 115 VVliola No. 1MM7 FVKGULAR PACK ITS. f ail'-n New York .w. the ?>th and Liverpool ou Uie IJth iif each muitfh. ilf& New Tu??. Slap SIlK.niDAN. Captain F, A. Depeyxter, 2Stli May. Ship (MKMCK. Capnin Wm. Skidily, JWi June. Ship Hi)$r|l'S, Captain John Collins, Jiih July. S:u? S1UD0NS. Cantahi K. B. Cobb, ittth August. Knom l.iw urooL. Slup 8IDDON9, Captain E. B. Cobb, 13th Juno. Ship SHERIDAN, Captain K. A. Dviieysier, IJhla July. Slop liiRlUCK, Captain Win. SUiitJy, I Itli Augu.t. Ship 11OSC1V S. C-ytain John Collins, 13l!i September. These .hip, am ill ol the lint clau, upward, ol' luoOlims, built in lb* evty of New York, with such improvements as combine gusat sj??i.d vsr.b unusual cuinfoit for pa,,sogers. Every rare has been saJbnn in m- arrangement of ihrii accommodations. The piice ?f jswige hence i. $100, for which ample ilnrm a ill be provided. These ehijis are r> in man Jed by experienced mail em, who will laake every exertion to give general satisfaelion N. ilhcr the captain* or owners of the ahip* will be respvnsible for any Istt-.rs, parcels r jackaget aent by them, uuiri* regular b'll* of lading are si^n.^d therefor. Tlirt ,iip? of (In- line will heroallrr go armed, and their peculiar roiutruncoR give* them security not possessed by any other but vrasels of war. ior freight ni passage, apply m E. COLLINS fc. CO., VI South st., Ne? York, or to WM. JAS. 6ROW.N St CO.. Liverpool. Letter* by the ptcliu>l? will k? ekirged 12* cents per single hell 56 cents per ounce, ana nuwipn|iera I ?-ui in/ NKVT YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. (SECOND LINE.) Ig$? M- jMML The ui|w of thishurwjl hereaiT^lrtee NewTorTui the litem! H it re on tlie I6th oT each month, as followa from Nno York, ftom Havre. The Lew ehip ONEIDA, lit March t Hth April C rptiiu lit July t I6tli Aujuit Jam** Funck, r lit Noremberf 16th December Ship BALTIMdRE, I lit April 16th May Certain lit August '111' September Edw.ir l Knock, f lit Dueeem'rf 16th Jauttary Shin UTICA, l lit May l 16th June Captaiu lit Septemb'rt 16th OctoberI Frederick Hewitt, lit January r 16th February New ihipST.NICOLAS, I lit June I 16th July apt.iin lit October 10?h Norember. J. B. Pell, lit February t Htn March The accommodations of then- ihipi are not *nr|>as?ed, combining all thai mav be required for comfort. The rwiee of eabia passage i, JUKI. Passengers will be eipplird with ereay requince with lb. eoceptiou of w iuei and liquor*. CJ ui.It i?temleacketi, are of light draft of water, hare recently been i wly oappered and put in splendid or.Kir, with accommodations tor puiweeten uncalled tor comfort. They are commanded i by experienced musters, who will make erery excrticti to gire I Seueral inMalaclutu. T?ey will at all times be toared up and owu the Mississippi by steamboats. Neither tlie owner* or captaitu of theie sbfca will be rcsponsible ter jewelry, bullion, precioui itonei, surer or plated wart, or lor hit let ten, parcel or package, tent by oi put on board of them, etiless regular bills of lading are taken for the nunc, and the ralue thereon expressed. For freight or passage, apply E. KTCQELlNa i( CO.. 56 South ?t., or HULLlN A WOODRUFF, A^ut ui New Odeans, who will mromptly forward all grwxls to their iddmi. The shipr of this line are w irrauttd to sail punctually u advertised, and great cart will be taken to hate uie goods correctly measured. ml OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. r-fofv iHSrpHF. OClrl^iE of Pacfcrls lor Liverpool will hereafter be a- despatched in the follow nu order. icepliug that when tlie day of sailing falls ou Sunday, the ships will sail ou the succeedFor New York. For Liverpool. The SOUTH AMERICA, C lu.ie 1 July 19 610 tons, Oct 1 Nor 19 D.'i. Bailey, f Feb 1 Mar 19 Tbe ENGLAND, I June 19 Aug 7 750 tins. 4 Oct 19 Dec 7 B. L. Wait*, t Feb 19 April 7 The OXFORD, k J?ly J Aug 19 sou torn. Not i Dec 19 J. Ilathbone, t March 1 April 19 Tbe EUROPE, Uuly 19 Sept 7 610 tons. Not 19 Jan 7 E O. Mamhall Mar 19 May 7 The NORTH AMERICA, Aug 1 Sept 19 61S tons. Dec 1 Jau 19 A B. Lowber. c Ai ril 1 May 19 The NEW CORK, (Aug 19 Oct 7 90U toiw, Dec IS rel) 7 T. H. Cropper, r April 19 June 7 The CAMBRIDGE. luovided. with the exception of wiue* and luiuori. which will be furnished l>v the urwiidi. GOODHUE a CO, 61 Sonth it., V. H. MARSHALL,, 3S Burling-slip. N. Y. je21 lyh RARING BROTHER* It CO.. L'pool. jst M M~ PA SHAUE ^ROMENOTA ND.IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES. PERSONS desirous of making engagements for friends to emigrate from the Old Country to trie United States. and who may wiih to secure for them despatch and comfortable accommodations, will find it their interest to apply to the subscriber*, who are at all times prepared to make such arrangements as will guarawee satisfaction. The vessels composing tin. Tue are allnf thafirsl clam, one of irfich Irarei Liverp*i weakly, conroiiueryly all delay at the port of embarkation u aroided. As ha* always licen customary with this line, when those settled for decline commit out, the passage money is refunded, without any deduction. Passage per steamer from the various |>oiu of Ireland and Scotland, can likewise be seeu red. For farther particulars apply to SAMUEL THOMPSON. Old Established i'assaire Otfice, 373 Psarl St., Or Co C. OR1M3HAW fc.CO. 10 Ootee Piazzas, Liverpool. Eiohinge or drafts at sight, and for any amount, can likewise he furnished on the National Bank of Ireland. Northern Ranking Co., National Dans ol Scotoma, nayanie at an tneir resneeUre hrauejits: also, on H. C. Glyu St Co., Baakers, London, nd C (himaltiw at i.o., Litrrpoo' m3 Jm*e STEAM NATIOA^K^^BTr^EEN ANTWERP AND NEW YORK, n.i?sorTH~i vp Toy. BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN, M. M. Kcsn, CoMsisoa. Till days of dtpar?r? ol this well-known Steamship, tiare betu fired as follow* Kr.nn Antwerp, From Sonthsmppin, From New York, On 41h May. If!l2. On 7th May, lgtj, Ou 7th June, ISti "law. 10th Jaly, 7tb Aug., 7th Sept. 10*'" Sept. 7th Oct., Price of passage, metis sot included, to Ssiuti ampion or Antwerp, S7l>?Steward's fbes, 63V Tlie meals will be served wii board, ?ui the pltii of a continental hotel, in the best tn inner, and at ivsd an I moth rale prices, iwasengers being only bargee wh'-n partaking of the same. The pr ce ol p .asige to cither of the shore ports ean also be en? if,-referred, with m ale end steward's Ihcs included for i7 6':L, c ats.sm'asitv of wines. A a I'tjeiir nevd S region scoompenin Am ship. Il^iar I r?a I *4 if IT" r f.ir e. ./V .H..e anele ea urw-.T"* ii"wet ?f Cearthadt rtntet, New Berk. (|Mriil>r-S?lfcrii? spted.) IrrT*.yrm. A.rSrrinrk p.*. i i. t d* t ft.fc 7 do. I do B do. _ ovrunpatb. from the foot of Liberty street, i'u.'I'a L*?rt NpwiA. NEW VofiK ELU&JB^VH*' TO VFN*,*Wt%T ft'ELD, fIaIM-ILLD, BOUNDBROOK, ROMBRVILLE, ke. Daiiy. Lir-re New York. Lease Elisabeth Town. A. M. m A. M. JN P. M. II M. W p. M J P. M. The trains -ir the Soyerrillc Railroad Co. counect with throe line* each w*v doily, Sundays excepted. Pssaenffeis hp requested to purchase ticket* at the office, foot of Liberty street. F ire l>e wren N-w York ?nd F.liratHth Town IS cent*. Fare hp-rw?'cn Jersey City and Hnmerrille, SO cento. new vork. rah'pVav and new Brunswick. Fare reduced. Front toe foot of Liberty street, daily. L'ttp Npw York. Lcasri A. JT ?X P. M. II A. M. Ftre hetwern New Tork end New Brunswick, *5 cents. Rsbwmy, 50 cents The fere in the 7X A. M. tretn from New Brunswick, end P. M. tretn from New York, hes been reduced Iretween New York end New Brunswick, to M cents. end Rahway to 3TVt The Philadelphia mail line passes through New Branswick for Nsw York erery eretiine et 9 o'clock. n Sundays the 7X A. M. tripe from New Brunswick is omitted. Pe?eeiut>'re who procure their tickets st the ticket office, reeel re s ferri ticket crstis. Tickets ere receired hy the condoe tor ot^-onthedeyw hen purchased. mM Jni" AAtr rfiirmrtDnT OR ititafrncrr-Ths Bt. WtJWW Berk sakan akn.AkBS-Tonnne. biutheiL 777 tsn. Apply te LITmIR k Mr vnluKAT, ji-Mr F>0 Pine street. E NE RAILROADS STEA M BOATS! POMEROY t o.'S ALBANY, BUFFALO AND CHICAGO KXPRESb. 1 he sutibiniHTb art- now rmuniifc n regular Expniss ?ver the Bulrotus to and from Albai uid Buffalo, ind the interoiedts'e placet, for FORWARDING, at low rates, w ith the utmost apeed, regularity .and safety, choice Goods, Specie, Ban* Notes, Important Paperi and V aluable Packages?WW attend to the negotiation, transfer, collection or payment of Bills of L*' ij!ikp, ,t?ton,ai.d Moun. IIAWLKY k CO.'8 F.XPUF.SS to and from Bull'do to leveland, Detroit and Chicago and intermediate places?fo,unnw at once the most direct, speedy and i?erft.ct communication to and from the eastern and western cities,foi tlx negotiationmltimnptifttt sM mcfcannls mc profussion.il buAvness, remittances, exchange*. &r. Reforenc.es? Erutas Corning, Thomas W. Oicott. W atts Sherman, A. D. Pstchin, Noah Lee. James Taylor, Theodors Olcott, AJhanv. __ _ _ a Ua.-i,mi A Hswlev. lTtioa T. A. Smith, Syracuse; A. O. Smith, Auburn; J. Fargo, O-sova J.G Shepherd. CanauiUigua David Hgyt. Roctoaler JoJia Mr. Kc^r.Loekpou. J. A. CUrk, BVaga^JW ^Ig-om No. 5 Ejch*nge BuihUiigt.AILsuy. aU 3 Wall ?tr??t, N.w York. FARE~AND FREIGHT ~REDUCED, not'rol'st'ini^^a^ piuud of the Dillotying su|*-rior (teamen, ranking iu ronuoo tlou with the Stouiuglou and 1'iov idcnce, autl Bo.tou and Pro vide net- Railroad*? MASSACHUSETTS, Captain Coijulotk. RHODE ISLAND. Cantata Thayer. NARKAO ANSK'I T, Captain Woolaoy. MOHEUAN, Captaiu Vanderbih. One of which will leaw New York daily, (Sumlays otlin person* thiprtUCU> the WMt, tlwt tlirii liue it now in acliv opemtiop w.:.?&s consigned to them (or scut to go iutliti licc.i will be forwarded with despatch. Owner* or shipper* of good*, destined for th* Wester States, who have no agent or consignee at rittshurg, wil please consign their goods to William ilitvgham, rit'.shurg who will atinud to snipping all such couugmneuts wilhou delay. All goods should be marked distinctly on racn packag BINGIIAM'S LINE. For nes of freight, which are as low as any other line, aupli o WM. TV SON, Agent, No. 8 West street, opposite I'itr No. 2, N. K. N. R r.tssenger. forwarded to Pittsburg and Potlsville.evrri day, Sundays excepted. Refer to K. Uronks, American Fur Co.; 8. T. Nicoll Front street; Phelps, Dodge it Co., Fulton street Suydatr sage v Oo; We. nankin, Duryeo Co, Newark. ta UPl'o.si'l m iN li\t; f Albany every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 5 o'clock l-eare Albany, foot n( Lydua atrcet, for New York, ever] Titeaday, Thnradty and Saturday, at 5 o'clock. P. M. For paaaage or freight a|iply on boanl, or to JD. K. Martin, IK Wall atrcet. Freight taken on the moat rnaaonable terma. To Let?A ateamboat berth at Warren aLreet |iier, NR. A|i ply o>, board Waahiutfton, Robinaon at. )e9 tm*rc TAfLORING. _ OF THE UTMOST IMPORrr i \Trm 1 AiNUi''yo purchaseri of Marshall's Troy Shirts. Rnsnmi ami Col A lar*. lu consequence of tin- mauy nmrikw hiving bed made of late by stranger* and other*, in finding our only Tro] Shirt Dc ot. we are therefore obliged to made nubile the causi for the benefit of all in p?r*uit of our highly reputed Tro] Shu ti. Bosom* and Collar*. It i* I hi*. A *tor* ha* lately lux painted ou tlv ir window, rind about their premise*, a si.u our porting t# be "Troy Shirt Depot." Now we inform all. the| do not Keep our Troy Shirt*, Bosom* and Collars, and a* I Suard against mistake* thit may occur in future, on account o lis new sign at th.- corner sloe, then f. re, m hill cireulatr riteruively the followiug card, and for the benefit ol dealer* it on r goods Tin. is to inform dealers and others that Marshall'* only Troy Shirt Depot in (he cit\ i* ihout listeen door* from tht corner of I'esil unl Chithvu atreet*. on the right hand tide it passing to lli-fAte Hall?No. 90 Chatham atr et. This is on only Troy Slnrt Dc pot for the receiuug of our highly r?pnse? Troy Shlrta, Bosoms *nd Collar* in the city. We *hall tin* to he evterwisely cireitl?trd, in corwequence of many niie take* hvviag tveti ra ,de of late. Uc particular to see the name M\RSHALL 9. on the window gii**:ai*o the fhllowiiig"MARSHALL'S ONLY TROY SHTftT DEPOT, 90 Chat* Mil *tre?l. No patronage asked of those who heat down. New York. June J. 1312. Jed lm*c REMOVAL* PHILLIPS' CASH TAILORING EST AD LI. II ME NT, 1* removed from 145 Broadway M No. 7 A*tor Hmiw PCClKinAf v ViU 1 IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. Garment* of moat Lb and I" ajN*nat le kiml rt a earing ol 60 per cent for cuh. cTMIE advertieer deema it'innecetaary t* rewnt tJ the her.)? A neyrd ayalem of girin? a lial of nominal pnree, preamifim that the length of rime he liu been eapibliaSed. tmrrthrr wlrr the ertenaive patronage beetowed on nun, will (note autn eiant voucher for hit capabilities. I'.>aei a?iiw th- advan'Age ol being connected with an eitenaire cloth ealahltalimriit in Eurep* he confidently taaerj that he can ftlrniah elidhea which, on com pariaon, will he found lewer than any "'her howae miking Of the beat deacnptiona of gentlemen's dceaa. rnv I 3m A. Pflll.LlfS, 7 Aator Hmtae. Broadway "MARTIN'S Cnnh Tailoring Relnbllnhmrnt, r? Removed to IM WiIlium ttrret, corner of .tnn itreot. '['HE subscriber, in announcing the above to hia frienda ant u the public in general, takee leave to return thank* for tin liberal iwtrnnage beitowed on him at hi* former |d?ce ofbliei neat, and .assures them that averv article orilered o( him shall a* heretofore, be cvt, made, and trimmed ill thr neateat ani moat aiyli.h manne The ma'rrials, the new- at end heal it the market, and at r poainre rating of in per cent. Sirengen arereqneaieil local md examine. Gentlemen who /efar imrrhaeint thenr own eleah, Str., cai nave them made and trimm* d in trie aryle that h riven aucl general aatialaciion ihu-ing the la.at fonr year*. Even" ga/meu' trammed to fit, and made by th? beet workmen at the follow ing prices, i?.:? Lr^krrof?: M??W no to 9 W Ore? 1 7J to 3 (W r-v no to 11 no r J k I" Prni' nu ""'Iv made-,II made to or.ler, and a ani furnished, if neceaaary, in u hour*. M int A k'.f. MA WTIV I V' FV NK H AI'!' K'im U- V1F-L ,1AIR ^TavvuT: I CO. i i Lv i i aalengton atreel, Beaton, hu for tale ftftV India bhiwli, colors green, red, and white?lone end eqnare?pricee from twenty-fife to five hnudrt-d dollars Aleo. aereral Embroidered Canton rare Shewle je3 TkTh 2taw 3 Ina'r W YO IVEVV YORK, FRIDAY JV WATERING PLACES. &C? SI IA U hi tins country. Added to the*?, the rides iu the vicinity, munereus villages, eiteusive views, neighboring caves and romantic scenery are anion* the many attractions nfiered to these seeking iu the heat of summer,either health or pleasure. These ?pnnx* arc but a few hours ii^e fro.u Saroto^a, Troy, Albany, kc., and are accessable from Cauaiobarie on tnc Alba, nv and Utica railroad, v%h? oarriaces daily await the arrival *tible atLuntion tint ran promote the convenience end t moyment of its l>?amus will be promptly bestowed. The road leading to this Mitahlishment and especially that part of it on the mouutain, has beeu rendered perfectly smooth and safe. Messrs. A. b. B .n il St Co.'s excellent line of stages will run i a* heretofore regularly between ^ie landing and the Mountain House, on the arrival ol the boats. C. L. BEACH, Proprietor June 13th, 1812. jeH 3mV I >ri LAOltANGE HOTEL, Bull-* Ferry, New Janey. pjCI This most delightfully romantic summer retreat is iu full JVjyi readiness, well stocked with fruit and llowi r, aud above all a hue kitchen garden. The bar is well supplh d with choice w ines and liquors, ale and porter. Also, segirs of the first quality. John Pouson, the proprietor,sincerely returns his g.ateful thinks to hit friends, and lire public in general, for their liberal 7 patronage for the li*r nine years. The beautiful steamboat Bos U>u, Captain T. Y. Bibcock, leaves foot of C tnal street four times a day. The public can rest assured that thny will not be I disap|Hiiiited as heretofore t the owners of the boat are determined to regularly as advertised; for further particulars see the Sun. G?ntlemeu can be accommodated with tin best of board and lodging it live dollars per week, and have their duiuer at what hour they please, except Sunday, always at i o'clock, P. j M. Military companies on target excursions will find it to their advantage and pleasure to visit the above place and try the target ground and lYmsou's good dinners. His prices are according to the times. J. Pous >n is al ways at home, aud w ill be )iai>py to see Ma friends and fisitoia. jei2 im?r aMiE HAMILTON HOUSE.?This establishment is now open for the reception of company. It has been thoroughly renovated aud furnished .mew, iiihjii a scale of liberality commensurate with the demands of the public. The department ol the cuisine has been placed under the ch irge of a capable and experienced artist, wno will Iv k no supplies tint the markets 1 can afford. To those unacquainted with the location ot the s Hamilton House, it is only uvcessary to say, dial it is situated U the #cmb entrance to tha Nan ws. from ighttoten nilei from the city, on the high western bluff of Long IMaml, com m inding a noble view of the lower bay and the Atlantic and landward, the highly cultivated and fert'li shores of otaten and Long Island, and the harbor of New kork. Nothing can ex ceed the beauty of the prospect in every direction. Th# salubrious air at all jieriods of the day, the easy access by stage and steamboat, ami the mingled life and retirement of the .pot. render this establishment sc -ond to none within a hundred miles of New York. The aigurtmenU are commodious and airy, aud their accommodation* in ..?arked contrvsi with tlio*c of similar houses heretofore in the vicinity of the city. The rides in the neighborhood, tne fishing grounds, billiard rooms, un-pin ali leys, and other accessories of recreation, leave little, it is be i Ik vm| to In wished for by any gust, i Families desirous of secariug rooms for tie season would do r well to make early application to the proprietor. jeT lmr _____ OATH HOUSE, LUMi liLA.NL>.? 1'ln. loug ?uU Hill D known kt?iii?udiN H"i .lUbliili in ot, hiiiai n* j c-ntly undergone nnmeroua improvement., among which i. tha erection of .er ral elegant .ummcr ho.uri upon the margin of llie oceari, i? now open for the reception of company during the Mason. The great ntrnt of private beach on thu ?horr?ihe perfect Security in bathing, even for ladle, ami children, ('he bathing hou.ci being within a .tone', throw of the in ansion the shady, cool and delightful locu.l grove adjoining the hou.e ??ne pleasant ncie* in me surrounding counrr/?uie excellent fishing grouuds and other sources of healthful recreation and imuiemmt-tl?* beautiful view of the All Utic ocean and the lower bay, aluunt eoniuntly enlivened by numerous vessel* arriving or outw.ud bound, render this situation in every resect uuf'iualled by any in the vicinity. Ir* ac com modal i,.us rre ample, the ro?.m airy and lhe teoipcrtliire, even in the aarmt it (iMTt of r, auytld;.^ but niipressite. The convc nc of cinnmunicatiou ana dist ?nc", (being but nine iniles from Brooklyn.| ttv acc* by stakes at h uirs accommodated h'iKiu?ss rrnuvr it peculiarly well adapted aa a residence lor .vutl' inrn ol bnsii s? iu New York. c jel2 2m?r WILLIAM BROWV, Pronrytot* OHARON 8PRINQS PAV1LL105T HChOHARlf. c6. O Kmirtli of July.?The OrauJ O.tiling Bill for the Rea.on, will take plac ou the evening of I he till July, at the Sharon p Spring. Pavilion, which i. now o,*it for the receptinnofvi.itrrt. No pains will be .pared lo reuiler the entertainment agree' able. O. W. B. GEDNEV. i, je2l t2i|jy BEDFORD MIN'RALSPRINGS-Thiswell known water iik |>la''c, situated in Bedford County, Pcim.)Ivama, it now open b>r the reception of vi.itnri. t To thoae who hare never vi-ited the Spring., it may he ncce?i t>ry to say thai they are situated near the great Weat'm Turn1 pike, which |>a*i through Pennsylvania from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, a few mile, earl of the chief elevation of the Alleghaay Mountain,. Evety thing lias been provided at this wsl-rinz place to render a si journ pleasant to thoae who are .rrkiug health or enjoyment. Amti.e mvnt. will he found suited to all laatea, and a good baud of music will be iu attendance. The liberal patronage extended to the suhaeriber the two last teaaout, will iiulucr the rein I notion. the coining season. June Kith, 18(2. WILLIAM REYNOLDS. je29eod lmr Proprietor. BATH BUILDINGST FORMERLY RENSHAW'S, at Long Branch.-This eis tensive and delightful Sta Bulimy Establishment will be j opened by lh? subscriber on the 27th June, instant. He begs respectfully to luftmn its form-r patrons and the public, that considerable additions and alterations, enrntssing the comforts, have been ir tde since last .year, and will be in complete readi! neas for their accommodation. J Wishing to be as reasonable as the times will afford, the board will n NTrn dollars ner wt last j ar, insl f of ten A I* lar* a* formerly. Chihlrejaofa certain age ami servants Half price. Horses full fed. t.50. it hops-, he may say without imputar tiou, that his uuIh an l accommodations will bo equal to any on f Long Braiuch. Young people not requiring too much room, will find accommodating teiins. j?28lm*r JAMES QUEEN. BOARDING. AT DEAL, MONMOUTH. CO. N. J. T EWIS F. HANKINSON re.nectfally inform. his friend, Li anil the nulilie that he fix, titled up in the be.t style the 2 bona, formerly occupied by J icob Cork., al the almve pi mja the moat licathful .ilualion on the sr. co.iat, about 7 mile. from ncu o-tiiK, ami lunnet'n inim m;*iovrn. aiages pais inrou^n and fro to nu-et the Philadelphia car*. I'he term* of board will be found very moderate. Also, stabling, Ike, for horses, on try rsuaoibfc Itrai L. F. H. pledgei himself that no effort of his ?ill he wanting to render tho -e who patronist him comfortable, and that his h >uso will found jii ii to any along the cna i. j? 1m r rrHK FAVORITE and decidedly the most agreeable HicurA sion in the Su .mer Season is to Hobnken. No other place of resort in the vicinity of the city can he visited with such facility or offers so many inducements with !e?? eipense. A visit to the extensive and diversified grounds of this inost lovely of terrrt*b|e, this house, it is believed, is not surpass_ rd. Th ch irtre* for board and rooms liare been modified to meet, in sm? drgrei ihr d# pr? ssion of the times. A share of patronage is respectfully invited. JOHN CROSS, PB pnrtor. ferateca rvprings, Jnne ?0, 18,*. je?7 2wr DRY GOODS, Ac. TO THE LADIES. P'ASHIOJNA|Hi>;i^l/l.'>?*RT (JOOn8.-T1?. pwjt-.. irc%?, a ivirl?, utugru'r ui wr c?iei>rmreu l xci Mh*, i off%r? (Tir tale a moat select and tliadoe assortment of Millinery Omnia, fur the ?priii/ trade, nerer u yet presented lo tlia pahhp, bout as regards the quality and c^eapm-ee of tlie article! Thr assortment coiuiabi of the follr nine The celebrated ftILK MAT, CALLED CAPOTTR D'OItLjfANS, V weru by La Duchtare P'Orleiua, iif Fraiicr, "iflED SILK. ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIOINAL f ft rTLF- Anil Lawn flats do do?An entire new style o Rata called MODINE CAPOTTEP, ELS9LER COTTAOE.'1 Parisianand Enaliah FANCY ftTRAVYS, of the f.oeat teller^, in areat rariety. The Proprietresa respectfnllr solicit* the la>liti* to fhrnr hpr with a pall, and examine hereleeaul and raried stock of Mil, tinerv for themselves, before they purchase elaewbarr, as it will lie a great savin* to them in price mi. a great ad van! age aa regards the variety and quality of the goods. MISS S. KINO, Magarine de Modes, je22 lm*r iWX Broadway. Nfi BtTlT.H place ir, find Boots yid Shoes aheap, and we are am vure that in New Vo.h theie it any place vi g.rodaa at (he Clinton Bo.laud ft' .ve Market,30I Canal I at.iet, n. rth ea?t oornerof Hndaon atreet. Those who have tried appear to be generally satisfied that this is a fa. J tinqnaationahle. AM those who m'j not hate tried onr boots. ahoea, or ttiitera.wfll find it to their advantnse to ma*e the trial I aoon. A. KNOX k CO, i V. B. C uintry wierchar.ta a 'e liy the package or fh ran shirts, shirts. TTNiTED STATES ftMIRT MANUFACTORY,77 WilL" liain atreet, eorner of Lilierty, N. V Notice 11 hereby given to Merchant! and trad.ira in general, that the proprietors of the shore atabliahment have adopted a new method of manufacturing which eniblea them to aell their slnrtj at a cheaper rate than any other he,we In thia eitv. Thia atatemeut will be affirmed by the list of pricea aa followa:? Per Dor. F ine Muslin Hhirta, with I.inrn Bosoms and Collars, $7,00 Do atnehed in the Bosom and Collar 9,00 Do Color,?l one paterna, large aires 7,00 Also, a large ouaruity of Bosoms and Collars aonatnntly on hand, which will be offered cheap for cqgb. A/f ACHINK BLANKfcfft.-j laOea for aaJa by mlOac PERS3E It BROOKS, 61 Liberty t. RE H [ORNING, JULY 8, 1842. B' i watch glasses, eal glass, gilt and colored, fancy articles, fcc. Acc., has lately been re moved from No 10 Maiden Lane^to^ No. 90 William street. t ?.!I' men dei i i is of i n ch uing from th ml of the factory-, are respectfully invited to call at Mr where will be found an unrirailed assortment of the above menboned goods, which will be disposed of on the most reasonable terms. ml 2in*r NOTICES. pOMITROU.KUS SA'.K. OK STATK S'lTiKh 1 V-/ State Htork* held by the Cnmpttnlla In trgat for ttir N?w York Banking Company, will be sold o the Merchant*' K. achana'e, in the city of New York, on Wednesday, the flihof July neit, at 12 o'clock. M., to wit ID Certificates of Illinois Si* |>cr cen' (internal unpruv.mi at) stock, payable I87U, (or $1000 each $10,000 10 Ctr ifieates of Illinois Sii percent stoak, (for public buildings) pa, able 1801, for $iIK'O each $10,000 C Certificates,of Michigan Si* per cent (Detroit and I'nntiac Rail Koad) stock, |iaya?le 1858 for $1000 each $8,000 A. C. FLACJO, Coin11. Ai anr, 2tth'June, HWI. jyI Mr NOTICE TO CI.KUKS, rid all other pesons whose business causes them to be i?'iutai>tly on their leer.?By calling at the old e*clnsi*e Boot Store, lit Chatham-street, they can lie accommodated with rhe invaluable article, ROGERS' MKTAI-Tc KI.AS ru; HKF.l, BOOTS, warranted III every ,wrrfrcnl ir, aad at the same price of the ordinary Boot. The fol tow my are v tne of the miU) advantages the Elastic Heeis iwve over every other kind First? The ehuticity adds greaily to the durability of the Boot. Secondly? Tlwy maka no noise in walking at?>n tlie pars' ""Vhinlty- Thev prevent Boots from rausiing down to tlia beat. F nrtlily?They enable the waarcr to walk with much leas frU|US. Fifthly?Thay do not cat or tour ssrpcn as do trou or nailed heels. 9i*lh)y?They can be worn with aomfort by those having Knder feet. As usual, constantly on hand all kinds of Boots at wholeaala and retail at manufacturer's prices, jetllm'c ^TOTtf'K A |?msi inectina of the fltOcklioTiiers of-the i-a American Patent Friction Match Coin nan v. will be held at the Comimuy's Warehouse in Boston, on Thursday the 21st day of July mat, at 9 o'clock, A. M. A lUnrtual attendance is requested. r-r order of the Directors, GEO. C. GOODWIN, Secretary. Boston, .1 tne B, IMS. jB2w*r CORPORATION NOT1n ni mr uv UHll o| in? riiy Ol ,1PW TOTl.Ofl TUif^?lny, i)h- 91 th day of June r?e*t, at 19 o clock, noon, MM be rootnmen from day to day until the whole ol tli^ aid property shall Of *.ld' and that the detailed atateme nt of the Uiesaod prpperty to t*? hold in published in the New F.ra, a MWi|e|ier printed and published in the eity of New York. ALFRED A. 8M1 t\I, ComrtT oiler. Comptroller's Office, il 96. 1849. all Iawl4wtl4iyr pdRPOflATION NOTICR-Pnbli Notici 1 that a sale of property for unpaid tmes will take place at Foblir Auction, a' tf?" City Hill of the City of New York, on Wedn the 20th d*i of September nest, at 19 o'clock, noon, and be continued from day to day until the whqle of said property shall be sold, and 'hat the detailed statement of the taves, and prope rty to be sold, is published in thi Nt w Ei a Ufiv r> per printed and pnMi.bed in the cit\ of New York. At.FHKD A. SMITH. rnmnrrMI-r. Comptroller's Office, May Hi, 1912. jc&j Mwtfl?'pt2H c 1 H A VAND"*I>iCi PE i*Jt O nd. ofLim.," forBROOKS. 61 IW FLmTK^JS lamb Si LMEIM" MTlla Fl.ni I h* r.K COLLINS k i n, Jrjg X Poath it AN INTERESTING v ON THfc tAS'J published.]by CtifV Hart. Note* of a Tour through Turkey. Greece, Egypt. Arabia, IV tries, to the Holy Laud, including a Visit to Athetis, Hpaita, (fraud Cairo,Constantinople. Thebes, tire lied 8e.i, Mount Sinai, Petri, the Edom of .Scripture, lite by E. Joy Mori is, in volumes 12 too., with plate*. OPINION8 t,)K THE 1'KESS. We commend it to th* public a> a terliug woikof travel.? U. 8 Gazette. Toe author has cant .i red id cite to his description* of places, scenery, and events, a spirit oi freshness uid vnusemblauce, that cannot be too much admired.*? Spirit of the Times. W? doubt tint hut these two interesting volumes will be eagerly toiuhl r by th* public.?New World. The work is precisely sneliau one as a man is yl ul to take uj) wliri. he desires information upon the subject of which it treats.?Brother Jonathan. A very pleasant, unpretending account of rambles through region ikont which ever) in'siHgint minddieii s information, and it i- furnished iu a sty to winch every one will find allocable. ?Pinit*) h ani in* There is not a nage in the w ork thai is not interesting \ud instruct! v e.?Del. Journal. We tivink this book de#f\ijrd to become oxttusively popular, and we cordially join win oni brethren of the prcea in commending it to popular favor.?Daili Chronicle. For sale by WILEY fc PUTNAM, je4)w*r NVw Yor TIIE MESMERIC MAGAZINE. OR JOURNAL OK J ANIMAL MAGNETISM.?l)K R. H. COLI.YEH will inibltsh Julv I, 1812, the firat ntimher of a i>e nodical with the above title. It will be devoted exclusively to Mesmerism, or Animal Magnetism, and will contain ample direction* ana instiuctions for Mcsmr rising, w ith seen rate d? tails of the most extraordinary and inter* Min^; Mesmeric cases, and experiment* tnnt have occurred, either in this country, or in Europe, formany years past. The curious, and indeed wonderful vissions and revelations of Clairvoyance, respecting the Heavenly Bodies and the Spiritual World, will constitute a prominent portion of the Magatine. It will In published monthly, and each nnmber will contain s2 royal octavo paces, with d >ut>le colum.it, of the exact site and style of the Boston Miscoat paid) addressed to Dr. R. II. Collyer, Mesmerisvr, 27 School street, w ill receive jnrompt attention. The New York Tribune, Herald, Pennsylraniati, Public Ledger, Baltimore Sun, American, Richmond Siar, Charleston Mercury, New O*leans Picayune, Louuville Journal, Cinciu u\ti Republican, Portland Advertiser, will imsr.t tw.ee a week for three weeks, and send their bill* to the Mail office, or receive a copy of the Magazine, aud such otkar public journals as are desirous of receiving the Magazine will insert as aforesaid, and send a copy of their paper to 27 School stcraon is lateg h t aepurat el y. I'roipectnses may he had at the rootna. It'?.) 6' -r T KiHTHODY'ti NEW YORK PRIN I'lNo INK .MANUFACTOHY, 28 Rose street, comer of Duaue (Old Sugar H ouse) Printing Ink of nil colors, warranted equal to any, I constantly on hand and offered for sale on reasonable tcrinsi deliverable to any part of the ciiy free of cartage. Priutere and vender* are solicited to ?nike a trial of this article. jy 2 3mr HATS. HATS! HATS! HATS!! rjHOWN CO'8 Ot?r I*iice Hat Store, wholesale and rr! 1' tail, 170 riutliain Sjkjuarcs corner of JVIolt sire-t, when fashion, bounty, diaiability and economy are combined to adorn the bead. The proprietor* have the oh asnre now to offer in addition to theii recently unproved Jenl napped Hat, a new style, the imitation of beaverr, which so closely reienibliii that of all fur* the most cosily and beautiful, that the difference i* not ttasil) perceived. Price three dollars. We strictly, adhere to tlto on* Wire cash system, which enables us to furnish a very saperioi for the price charged. In presenting these Hats to the public the proprietor* think they have n iched the ultimatum of beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort. ml 3m* AN IMPORTANT QUKSTION is here presented for the serious reflection of the purchasers of Hat*. J-.it consistent with true economv or common sense to pay five dollars for a Deafer H ?r, when the same article ?au be bought at 'j Wall street, (between Broad and New streets) for KOI*11 DOLLARS? This is no deceptive assertion. A single trial, or a m*re inspection, whl satisfy the most skeptical that the Deafer Hat now offered is far from being the inferior article often sold for Jess than five dollars. The fact is that the article now offered is iicnerdly not equalled, and iu no iustance surpassed even at that price. It is in consequence of a reduction ui the Price of the raw material, together with tlio economical nolicv of this rs [ERA] Washington. C [Coireipoud iicp u! the I.] a Waflii!.notJuly 3d, 1S-J2. Fine Prospects at tin Presidentlluil Coats untl Ii.hmI Manner*?Plrt u>e? and nutut

A chance for all to he at once Jtisi and II- v herul?An Artist encouraging itlululry? tj Intellectual Conversations lleauttes of ---I the Promenade and lleautlesof .His. Sternroil's Album?lH-inocrallc Appllcallous ol' illiule. For some time past, the weather has sti nt.*d to al envy Washington. It has looked particularly tulk> on most of those Thursdays and Saturdays when the b dies and their admirers? every body?have been w most desirous it should smile propitiously ;?like a tl wayward child, it has always behaved worst, when there was to be company. Fvn yesterday, it look. H| edso out ol humour, thai, Ht tirwt, in the President's st earden there was but a meagre show?men sprawling on the eminences, with here and there a gown ol yellow, pink or blue, dotting the space., between n ine lazy lords ot liie creation,?whil* Utile children 11 Bported up and down. The musicians, with their red coats, are of late cast iroru their lush estate in other words, detliroued from their platform, and stt, penned in, like so many sheep, on the centra' 11 level between two of the copse capped mounds. a Upon one of these we ourselves stood awhile to It contemplate the enchanting views around tra- vel tar as one may, seldom will aught he seen ntore enchanting. The point of land which terminates d the mall, running out into the i'otoumac? the liroad v sltei tof water beyond, over whose surface the little vessels were glancing back and forth?the long (j bridge, the canal, and the richly wooded rising grounds on the other side of them in the horizon, among which towers the white column fronted mansion of the heir of his Country's Father, took a our attention for awhile off from the object of our a visit?and we were surprised, on turning back to it, to remark how vastly, in silence, and from every gate, the area had filled up. All ages?with a pro- e lusion of the two extremes, young and old, had s gathered and were, some, coseyly promenading, j and perhaps not a few among them saying more than it will do for us to report; while others stood in full groups, gazing up at the Executive Mansion, J, or at their fellow visitors; and durkiss and urchins, j grinned as they stood listening around the band. '1 The setting sun by starts poured a flood of radiance upon the leaden clouds opposite, and touched the masses of foliage, here and there, with a magnifi- cent contrust of dazzling light and deep and shadowed green. t. We, who must look upon the high and mighty, at adi-tance, watched for awhile the various visiters h who went up to make their bow to our President; and curtsip* were rlrnnneil unit hatu were nortinent. There was neither servility nor vulgar familiarity, nor loitering to monopolize time and attention, upon whiehMb- demands were evidently so multitudinous." "I saw you at the window and remembered you ten years ago in Virginia when you were senator," said one: "we thought we should like to shake hands with you," said the. ft other. "God bless you, sir," cried hoih "the people won't forget their friends 1" And so they with drew with a respectful ennsideratrncse, which proved that the worst dressed people may sometimes supply a valuable lesson to.those who consider themselves as the best bred. ti We sauntered near some acquaintances, earnest- c ly conversing. A noble triumph, was it not 1" exclaimed one of them. .She resolutely refused to hear a word against*******, unless the accusation and the accuser were openly confronted with him, which. nnt h#?inir Hnnp ahp mnrrine tr> n.itor Preston, (l nl?oe of rfteience. that he might be restored whenever he could wander." "One would say that Washington was u rare ace tor children to thrive in, however much the iverse grown folks may find it. Wli-t u su.ierauiitluii th -a pretty little wretches one .ecs [I around here "Taikuij.; pretty little things, a very petite figure i black, with a wakeful, intelligent eye,has crossed ly path continually to-day?who is she t 1 was andering round, looking for the lovely repres-eniave of St. Louis (not meaning Mr. Lenton) us this liniature madam often glided by but neiiher Mrs. nor t)Pdunlul young daughter of hers ppeared. As for her neighbor m the alphabet, she 'ua e you indtcd. Hut there are, now and then, choicer gleaning* to p found, even here. For inbtance, there's a little not, st tod around a volume, under that clump of ees. What is the volume I Oh, only a lady's Alum (it was that of ihe Hon. Mrs. Meenrod) hut rout.itns autographs of all the members of both ouaee, for the purpose, probably, of conveying to iture ageathat there is no member at the 'present inrture in the national legislature who cannot rile his own name To trunciniifirtfr thlu'. 6 1 m" iiuj*ui I Milk ruth, however, it proves another, ill more innliinentary. It shows that there are not a lew m? ntiei>. wlio, literal minded as they sometimes went n debute, really write very good poetry, and write t off hand, too. \\rc pencilled iff a lew of th?*w, vhieta had been scribbled with the promptnessol the mpruvi-.utore, and while the barkings and the i*lttigs of the mud and other missiles ol modern debate vere flying round the heads of the writers. Here, or instance, isa specimen of the versatile talent,hut, mm youth.tin?iuenched ardour, of the venerable Kjt'resident Adams. Fair lady eouM'st thouk low the heart Of every hand assembled here, And did'st'thou but possess the art To mark the faitblul and sincere On which of all would'al thou bestow Wore thiDe to give that heart of thine, Come! whisper m?in accents low, Come! toll me?'.ell me, it is mine Then comes tin Impromptu (dated July 2, 1842.) om the lion. C. J. Ingercoll, of Philadelphia?? A liuo fur a lady 1 never have Who wishes it wrote in her allium. In proae might be thought eacewivtly mean AnV. O Ilutler, of Kentucky, "To die spirit of thn Solum Harp:" That strain that g?ntly soothing strain D it of heaven, or earth, or sky, Or far-off murmur of the miin, That aoiee of matchless minstrelsy t Tell me, thou fair Invisible, What angel-miiiion brought thee ham Did Seraph's hand* attend th v shell, To 'gillie (he heart ot sorrow's tear? To chmen hope too fondly cherished When Ufa as in the ikewy amrn? from blighted lost and friendship perished To plnek away the goading tbarft. irr com pi mwn u ma. suviowg strain To in in? bark boyhood* bo wars, That I may nandaryet again. Amidst ths-ir e?an?s?ent (lowart? Lo in the waste ol memory Softened by tint*, how pure ther bloom Say, are they not fair things to Ale I.ook once again,auch ia their doom. Then turn from earth, thou sceni'st to sav 'Tit all a lying vanity." Seek tream re* that fade not nwoy,"' Bright air of immortality. But to return from the mutes to the graces:? 5o gratified seemed tin* assemblage, that the proen ide was nnconsciously prolonged to ueuriv ruble the usual term. The hand, who uniformly ten upon these oeessioBS with liaihCsluml i.. em to have hit upon a republican distinction hrveen their performance at the President's (i.irtim ad that of the Capitol, at which latter they br'.ik with "Ynnkee iModle"; but eonsideting 'he resident as Mend Servant of the People, they beat i" retreat from In* excellency's with "Clare de .itchen!" To this sublime melody, we, nnd .11 te rest, took ourselves and our raptures, home. Lirr. ROM Boctii Ami ate*.?The editor of the rhiladphia Inquirer hat faither Intelligence fiom Santa Maria. Symptoms of discontent ha been manifested by o n si ho enjoyed the amnesty proclaimed by Ot-neral ctran, and there was pome apprehensions that it would eak out in open resistance against the established anoritie*. As Ni iprsT.--Yester.lay a small boa?, in whirh was a mi ami a small boy, lying 111 the track of the tr?n.?..>'.t w rhilat^lphia, a hurt distance above Bristol, in atnpting to raise the anchor, capaire I and left its oceunts no alternative but to hoU nil the bottom. Capt. nkle, of the ataamhoat, sent out his toat and named m. The little fellow aang out, as be saw the boat b? Lfdgtr, July 7.

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lav YORK HERALD. I k, Friday, July g, |H4'4. llelHliI Bulletin of \rwa. H llerall Bulletin of Nawsiskcpt at the north-we.' ji.M.ri 01 Kultou and Naimi On the arrn :il of th nunuing mails, at eight o'clock, A. M. and also ol th. oning mails, at four o'clock. M., the latest intelligenc trorn all part* of the world, may he louud on the Hurel Bulletin Board, at this corner. Let every wajiarui stop and tead. Advertisements ot all laud* taken at the olti. i lie re ill (leiieial Printing Olllcc. T he limrral Printing Ottice, capable ol doing all sons o( printing, such as hooka, pamphlets, bills, cards of ?1 descriptions, is now open attha lleralI Buildings, entrain from Nassauatreel?Joseph Elliott, Printer. Brit lath ami American Ktlatlon*. Ill looking carefully over our tiles ol Knglish papers, and judging front the tenorof our private correal ondence, we tind that the Hritish government are unanimous in their anxiety tor an immediate eeiilenient of the Ihuuid.irt (.Question, and that all further quibbling will be obviated by the negotiations being carried on with vigor, und tree from those const.inilv occurring delays, wlticli have marked ull former periods of lid agitation. We hear that the party now in power are undying thenisr|vt-? to the question with the utmost diligence, and v. h sincere hopes I such an adjustment as w ill be a! honorable and satisfactory to both countries. Of the arrival of the Acadia in England, with in: nee of the appointment of Commissioners hy the State wl Maine, a '(decided impression was created by the news. It was hailed as a most auspicious furtherance of the views entertained hy the government, and was generally construed into a di?, lion on tire part of America, not only to aid in the adjustment of this particular difficulty, hut also as betokening a wi.-li to soften the asperities 011 other matters which have unfortunately been allowed to occttiiy public attention Inr beyond their real merits, and to have assumed an apparent importance which no circttinstances attending them have in any degree justified. The commercial community in England are now t ally alive to the bearings of all the questions at issue ?and among the leading features in producing the present peaceable aspect, we are happy in noticing that steam navigation is universally allowed to have bi -n mainly instrumental. The North American sTvw vintua wni|itnv miu pvncci lunumm Ol ev urv lutv connected with tins extensive branch of steam com- mu.,ie ntion, an I it giv ,-s ut extreme pleasure to render Kin li o ig. atui.ition as we feel belongs to the spirit? managers of thi great national undertaking, for the unwearying manifestations ot energv which the whole eon i Joel of ;iie- ships so abundantly and signally displays.? I a our situation of being conversant with most ol the resol" accruing trom such enterprise-, we cannot but lee. -i ply intei caitt-J in their successful issue and in our fro j i. co.irae.it on the perlortnatices of these North Ann tiea i steamers, we have had eonstant oeeasion to recor -u h mechanic ami scieutiiic achievements aa huve aston- isln-d tin- whole world an which, although now cont in or 1 for several sears, are yet maintaining the sam. 1 in .rvellnus execution 01 voyages ami with wonderlullv i g a i vantage to the great countries they have uglit together, from the day ol {heir first s ,n tie e his been no deviation from the strict line o: .buy i. 1 lulling, or desire not to incur tho very utmoic res,. Misilulity the whole business lias gone .as with tin sani al nimble perfection, and with even more regular! th in oar inland mailt, and indeed ii we make nllow i lor 11 e travelled; we shall !i:i 1 the delivery o American letters, m t only as standing first in the scnlt ..I me hi .i.ty, i ul a? bearing the pre-eminence over v .v se heme with which the public service hat be.-n conii i e VV'h-i we look back on the irregularity of tormei mail d. liveiic nu l contrast the present position w ills that ol t,-pis?, w in Ruodk Island.?It appears, t>> iociiinnti(>n,tliat frovurnor liing and aouneil, havi n :d tti j 2let inalant, for thank-ging and prayet having escaped front (Jovernor Hu*r and "tha; word." t:ir;. Loi.i'n t aa?.?Wo learn from apian V.'t, tin--, of the Hucla, frotn St. Kitu and St Tltom is, tti..''he ahock of nn earthquake w an h' .-i Km* on tin 2"?th of June, and that the inliahi tar -n out of their houses dow n to the *"a -liort \u Itvi a lost, and only one stone wall thrcwi down Atlantic Si-lamkrv?We -hall have four atean era this month. The Acadia, at Boston front Lit etpool, satled thence tlte 5th instant?the Hriti?l 'jueen, here from Antwerp and Southampton, t? -ail thence the 10th?the (ireat Western lrom lirit tol, ihe IHih?and the Columbia at Boston frot Liverpool the 20th. i'laniy of steam nnd pient ofjtewa. k M????? MRT BENNETT'S LETTERS. No. IV. M.imreai-, l-l July, 18J2 We arrived here yesterday morning at elevei 'clock, from Saratoga, Lake George, Ticonderwga. Lake Clmtiiplain, St. Johns and La Prairie. The nil,it- tin- ino-t delightful I have travelled. Wi met on our way all kinds ol beauty, wildncss am pii tnre~|iie scenery On Tuesday morning we lei ilie I'iiit I States 1 Intel at Saratoga, in one of Keen V P. line ol stages, running to t Menu's Falls am Lake i-aorge. Tina line is formed of Kf>L-nditi cat lie-, and fine horses?accommodations to thravelling public* ol the highest character. We started at three o'clock in the afternoon from Saratoga, and reached Caldwell at sun down. The road was extremely good. There had been several gratslul showers on the day belore, and the dust was as low und quiet as tancv stocks in Wall street, or purity and patriotism in Washington. We were also lavored, expressly to order, with a very fine thunder storm, and a lew very capital peal- ol thunder and flashes of lightning. These gave interes! and variety to the somewhat sombre ucene. We crossed tilenn's Falls in a burst of evening light, coming from between two dark clouds, and no one could view that interesting bunch of cataracts in miniature to more advantage. The road to Lake i leorge from this place is truly beautiful It passes along some of the ravines, or "sleepy hollows," between the bills that separate the waters of tlie Hudson and St. Lawrence. Nothing can be imagined more beautilul than to see the last rays of the evening sun falling over the fairy-looking woods that cover those hill tops. The deep green of the foliage seemed to have caught |a silvery appearance. The apprnuch to Lake Georg ia V|'I*V i ?f a III ll III. It u }|V lr..^li 11.1 n.*ve to us?we having,never becnjin that purt of the earth liefore. The little fellow" shouted as loud as he could, as soon as he espied tlie clear, blue and green water, glancing in the descending sun, from the brow of tho rising ground that forms the ridge ot separation between the north and the south. We stopped at Caldwell's Lake House for the night, and it is without exception, one of the cleanest and finest houses that I ever entered. Every piece of furniture is as pure and fresh, as if new. It is kept in first rate style, and is a most delicious spot to linger in for a couple of days. Here is the head of L ike George, surrounded with the mostro. mantic hills, covered to the top with trees, and wn'Ung forth a fragrance truly refreshing. During the full moon the appearance of the Lake, with the small steamer laying at tin shore, and the calm pellucid waters shining like silver beneath, cannot be surpassed in die wide world. Soon after our arrival, one of the big guns was lired oft' from the deck of the steamer, and the report was reverberated from the hills for several seconds, and seemed like a long peal of thunder losing itself gradually in the distance. In the morning, we rose early, probably at five o'clock?and in going out and taking a turn in the village, the fragrance from the mountain woods came down so thick and refreshing, that one would fonor it /./?ii!.J l\u r?nt vliir* oli?/?u l' breakfast. At half past six, we sat ck>wn to a most excellent breakfast, rendered the more delicious from the balmy atmosphere, the clean house?the tidy and attentive servants, and the tmU tntemble of this most admirably conducted establishment. Hero you have fresh trout in every possible mode of cookery. On taking our leave of the Lake House, we then embarked at seven o'clock on board the steamer Win. Caldwell, a beautiful little boat, kept as clean md bright as the hotel. The morning was truly deirious?a line cool breeze?a bright sun?a few white clouds to moderate his brighter beams, 'aptain L-.irruhe commands the boat?a very quiet, gentlemanly, intelligent man. In her cabin, he had i new chart of the Lake constructed by himself on a large scale, and the principal islands, headlands oid ii I'unluins, all named and marked out One ol hem which we passed, not being as yet christened, we gave it the name of Dome Island, from its peculiar torm in rising out of the water very like the dome of the Capitol at Washington. The name was accordingly marked down. The voyage down the Lake is truly delightful at this season of the year. The clear water, the translucent wave, the picturesque islands, the wild mountains?the steep rocks?the rugged ravines, every variety of scenery passed by, give the traveller a perjietual feast in the beauties of nature, if lie has a soul capable of enjoying such scenery. 1 do not believe there is any country in Lurope that can surpass?perchance hardly equal the beauty anil picturesquencss of Lake Irorge. Many of the islands are delicious little spots, chosen places for pic-nic and fishing parties. While we passed down, we tgued a fishing party from Aliany on the shore of We of these islands. There was the tent?their cooking npparatus?their little lag (lopping in the wind on the top of a pole?their mat drawn op on the beach, and they themselves >usily engaged in preparing their breakfast of fine, it, fresh trout, caught by themselves from the ver\ waters in which they were washed and cooked. 1 ould siiend a month about I.hUm Cenr?? ..n The Rev. James March, IJ. D. died a' Burlington, Vermont, on the 3d. instant. 11orrihi.r .State of Society.?We cut he fol It wing from a speech of Lord Ashley'sin the Mouse of Commons, describing the state of society in Man chester, England:? I'aw nliroki ri to be I39 Beer-houses, TCP Public-houm-i, 19s H...O...I. inn llrntheU lately suppressed Ill Brothel* u her* prostitute* itrn kept 1*1 lloii't i ol ill-lame where prostitute* resort,. 'M srreet-w alkers in the boro 'irh, 7t>:t Thieve* known to reside in the borough, who do nothing hut m-iti 'JM Feraon* following some legal occupation, liut who are know n to have eommitird felony, and augment their gain* hy habitual violation of the law l'lO House* for receiving Molin good*, si House* suppressed lately 3-J Home* for the rasort ol thieve*, 10.1 Home* lately- auppreaaed, !W l.o Iging-home* where the sexss indiscriminately sleep together, 10*1 Niwaa'a.?The Ravels appear in throe entertain'Hi -.ihi* Vt ning?tin., alone is sufficient to till tie',,i: n I lie ,\Ju1'illa is alioul to I"' laid iisut lor forthcoming novelties, jnl as it is decidedly onv tii.e, ,nt. u hi overproduced in tli c in rs, I host who have not seen it should a\a 'la II,.lies o| 'lie o; Ittuiilly, those SvllO hllVS W'i sure to ;:o again.' Vnudevillea to-ins >iikitt iln*?"* light and ple.i *nt pieces are receive, with tr:? t applause. I'lia ua.u Tkcatuk.?Thome announced his it. 'i.-nt .not clo-uig the lmu"1 for a short tunc in u kr to retii and decorate, but owing to the expred wislu of many friend* lie has concluded tocoi linue the perl rniani es, which is done with the us d spirit and excellence. A magnilicent hill is pri sented for this evening, consisting of a galaxy j talent combined in the two pieces of Wild Oats rid "Ambrose fiwenctt," Mr. !t*cottaaJohn Dory with Mrs. Thorne as Jane, supported by Mrs. Hie'u as Lady Amaranth. Superior turt. Before a lu ach. Jcly 7?oromoas?Htriu. J'horno v?. V. 4- F Ca count ol thu expense, and Mton. Cames agreed to kee; it tbumtelve*. Some dispute occurred, and action wu brought. The ruli-rees gave iu lavor of plaintiffi Tlie pn sei is .i motiou to settlie rejairt aside. Motion denied. 1ort aside, on the ground that tho note had pass ed to a third party, and tin. Mr. Smith, previous to dis counting, had called upon Mr. Howard, who acknnwledg ed it to be their paper and a business draft. The Com held that the new law vitiates a note or draft on which usury had been received, although it may have passe, into the haads of innocent third parties. It also thought Mr. Howard had n right to the plea of usury, not withstand ing his declaration. Motion denied. I nine Packard vs. Uoher! Hootlse mid Oaritl Jacohus.? Mr. Packard had acknowledged having in his hand money belonging to a contractor, but afterw ards denied it.? Judgment was given against him by referees, 011 account of his admission, and the present is a motion to hare Hit report set aside. Motion denied. Kdward C Haiti day, adm'r, ads. John \ohle. ltelativi to money which was in the hands of defendant's latt lather, belonging to an insurance olRce. Judgment fot defendant cn the demurrer, with liberty to plaintiff to re ply tie novo on payment of costs w ithin 10 days. Rugene Lentilhon and Frederick Martin i s. Charles W". t'orwirk.?A broker named Schult/. had procured ol plaintiffs hills of exchange on Paris, to the amount of tj.900, w hich were filled up in favor of defendant. The bills were delivered to Schult/. without the cash being paid. Alter the packet had sailed, plaintiffs sent to Schultz's ottice for the money, hut not finding him there demanded the amount of defendant. He refused, having already paid the money to Schutz, who misapplied it, ntid hall committed suicide that morning. The court held, that if plaintiffs considered they held defendant as a principal, they should not have delivered the hills to tuehrokii without restriction, ns they did. A verdict had been found fur defendant. Motion for new trial denied. cncml ticsshitis, Beibro his Honor the Recorder Tallmadge, Judges Lynch and Noah and Alderman Leonard. Jomes R. Whiting, Esq. District Attorney. Jilt 7?William Scott alius Wells, an Englishman, aged about 30 years, was tried on a charge of grand lar cony tor sieanng iw in gol. in -ence of prisoner and replaced in his trunk. Scolt inarmed complainant the dnj previous that he had no money, and after the tiunk hud been rilled, Bradley hearing money rattle in prisoners pocket w out to .Mrs. Baxter and told her that he :usp? cled Sro'.t ha.lstolen his money from this circumstance, as lis had ,?revi?usly stated lie was short of funds. She rcphed that it coul 1 not be so, as he had just paid her for a weeks' hoard, and on showing the money which was in half dollars, Bradley immediately idi nti'fied one of tie pieces us having been in his trunk, from the tact that a piece had been cut from it. A skeleton key that would unlock the trunk of Bradlay was found in an out house in the yard, and asmall threo cornered file was also foumi in tho room of Scott, stuck in the ceiling. When the prisoner was arrested about $16 in apecie was lound upon him. Bradley stated in his examination that hu come to thiscity for the purpose of going to London, to recover jCJ30,000 left him and his father by a deceased relative in England The defence conducted by Wm. M. Trice and J. M. Bates, Esqs., presented n letter purporting to have been written by J. L. Hawkins, of Connelsvillu, Ta.,on the 1th of August, 1341, and addressed to Josiali Steen, of Washington, 1). t'., recommending Wm. Scott as a portrait painter of considerable talent. Henry Peters .Gray, jiortrai painter of this city, was called to the stand on the part ol the prosecution,and stated that the prisoner applied to inn. for assistance when he, thiough the aid of the Artists Association, procured the sum of fiii, which he gave him and advised him to Re back to Connclsv iIf, Pa. The prisoner was ably defended by Mr.Price in summing up. and the prosecution tvas equally sustained by Mr. Whiting in a short sprech to thejurv. The Court charged the jury hrietfy.and after an absence of about three quarters of an hour they returned a verdict of not guilty. Margaret McKinney, alias Fee, was triad on a charge of assault and battery, with intent to kill her male infant, on the night of the 20th of January last. It was proved by prosecution, by the affidavit of VVilliam Calhoun, and the testimony of 'i'homas O'llare, that on the above named evening about 6 o'clock, they saw prisoner proceeding towards the foot of -.'1st street, with a child in her arms. Rn 1 thnt when she reached the wl urf she looked about to s.-e if any one was in sight, and then threw tha handle she hail in her arms overboard. Calhoun immediately r;ui tow arc's the water, and on recovering the bundle it was found to contain a lino mnle infant, whose immersion in the cold water had caused it to scream lustily. O'llare stopped prisoner, while she was in the act of running away, but she denied all knowledge of the transaction. The defence, conducted by Messrs. Shaler and Price, asked the reading of the prisoner's examination before th Asmstaxt Ai.nr.aMrx, July 7, HO Thu i'ri ii.lent, Mr. Am i- in the t;hair. All the members present except Assistant Alderman Eiquirol. Several petition' w ei presented, among ihem the following

opposed. The aj e? and nay s were called, an 1 the prean. 1.1c -ostained, 9 to 7. ,M W. said he hoped thu resolution w .wild not pa^s t'r t I've' ng. He ktiiw important motions laid over last yt 'or week at a tir.u at the suggestion of some member o he 'In n min ilv. lit moved that the resolution he agat aid on the talile till next meeting. Carried int., 7. S?v eral papers from the other Board were referred t appropriate committees. R-solutions from the Board ol Aldermen, retiuirin Messrs Cowdrey and Kiting, counsel and attorney for tin *>ot |>oration to make over all the papers in their possessio I 1 i longing to the city, including suits commenced, So were laid on the table till nex meeting. Some opposite 'o this had beca manifested by some ot the whig mi e fr?. tut Assistant Alderman "Nesbit said lie felt it h uty to accede to the request for such, there being get lemen in the Hoard now w ho had been as part of a m.ijo tt) scrupulous to sustain the riglits of the minority durin the past year. the IVatch.- The ordinance from th otner Board, taking the appointment of lire member* 11 t- m??????i? ??????bans *h? city wateh from tto Mayor, tad rotting it In tho con mtuc* of both board* on Police, Watch and Prison# wo. I iid on the table?a* wai that taking the appointment the bell ringers from the Mayor and vetting it in the Com 1 iitlee on Fire and Water. The resolution fr ont the other Board complaining of Al iermen Purily and Leonard, tec. in reference to opimting he new w liig organizationon the firs; day, wan also, f?; the presi rit, iuid on the table. C'ify .iiromili.- A re olution requiring tho ybi iuu oil cers to keep the account* lince July 4, teperale from tin |,rct iousones, u a* also read. Hat Urn Hail Huud.? The report of theother Board non corn urring with the special committee ol this board, ?r deling the iuil? to lie taken up south of ltith street, wa 1 ordered on file. Kusulutions for regulating certain stteets, Ace. wen referred. Assistant Alderman Baowv offered a resolution callinp upon the Commissioners ol the Alms House to repotl ih names of parsons appointed by them, fcc. Assistant Alderman PtiTTioaaw wished to amend by having the salaries appended. Mr. ScoLr.iinquired what the motive was. After remark from Mr. Bkow.n, the resolution was t withdraw n. Pmwnhroktri.?Mr. Brown otfered a resolution calling i upon the Mayor to report w hat pawnbrokers, keepers of i junk shops, ic. have been licensed. Mr. neil it said there had been much difficulty in regard to tlnm, anil lie believed that nearly all in the city t w ere going on now w ithout anv license.?Adopted. 1 Taint.?Assistant Alderman feasor otferad a resolution for the ajqioiiument of u special committee of three to apply to the legislature for a law to abolish the office ol Ward collectors uud collectors of arrears of taxes, anc have one collector appointed for the city [wonder if it t will be Tom Lloyd) with a sufficient number of deputies to do all the business. Adopted, and Messrs. Scolas, Biaf 11 v a .1 WaTernnin. \wr.-:n.r>y Strang ling herself with one of the sheets of the bed. She wu.- admitted to the Asylum on the 23d of June, isio, and nt intervals was greatly excited from the effects of insanity, and had a desire to commit suicide. Court Calrmlnr?This 6, .39, 60, 62, 69, 64, 67, 70, 71, 4, I 37, 7.3, 76, 77, 79, 8?, 61, 82, 63, 84. lurobtsxt fbom Mkiico.?The U.S. frigate Maredo- 1 nian. arrived at Pensacola last Monday from Vera Cruz When he left, the yellow fever was very had. deaths 30 or 1 10 per dav?and was very had also at Tampica. Commodore Wilkinson furnished the editor of the Pensacola Gazette v ith several interesting documents, lately issued J hy the II. xiran Govcniment. Thoy are all aimed against i Texas, and against the United Suites for allowing so much 1 aid ns has beeu given to Texas by American citizens within the United States. The first paper is a circular to Mexican diplomatic an. consular og nts in Europe and America. It states the constant solicitude and recent preparations of the Maxicat government for the re-conquest of the Department o. Texas'*?complains that "the g vemment and subordinate and local authorities of the United States have tolerated tranquilly,contentedly and impassively.the numerous public meetings which are held, the armaments and other aids of war that hsr citizens send constantly to Texas," ami announces that Santn Anna has protested formally and repeatedly against such an open violation of the principles of the laws oi nations, and of the treaties el 1 friendship which havo been formed." Inclosed in this circular are circulars addressed to theDiplomatic ministers ol England, France, Spain, Prussia, and the Unites] States and a special note addressed to the Honourable Daniel Webster, Secretary of State of the United States ?bath dated on th? 31st of May. These papers are direct- ed to be published a* fully as possible, hy the Mexican agents throughout Europe and America. "The circular addressed to Foreign ministers is full of reproaches against the United States, for having suffered. I in tl, I.r nf its ntithnriti... tho iwnMss nS ing of volunteers, and furnishing of munitions of war against Mexico anil on behalf of Texas?status the formal and repeated protests|ol Mexico ngainst these breaches of the law of nations, and the faith of treaties?and recites that these explanations are made to the end that the other governments may be apprised of such acts, and know that Mexico, without desiring to disturb the relations which subsist w ith the United States, well knows how it max be proper to manifest and canst to be appreciated the justice w hich accompanies her, and w hieh she considers hasrd upon the law of nations?making use of all that her honor anil dignity Imperatively demands." 1 This smacks of war. These are something like the manifestoes with w hich European nations used to precede the declaration of war. Tubxsdo at Nrnna V alls v.?A tornado swept through 1 Nunda Valley on Saturday af'ernoon-last, which has done much damage. It seemed to have originated from t the meeting of two clouds in the valley, and swept i down the creek to the northeast, moving houses urn! i hams, and prostrating sheds, fences and trees, nnd every tiling in iu course. Large (piantities of timber has been blown dow n, ai d much damage done to the fences is'-. One'lingular freak and narrow escape, is worthy of notice. A house in w hich a family, named Mason, resid- 1 est, w as lifted from over their hea ls, and carried aw ay, leaving the family *x]*>scd but uninjured on the first floor! The main curprat of tir is said to have been troni .'al rods to half a mile v ide. It w as re|iorted In-fore our in* I formsnt lef Nun.la, that much damage w as also done by the tornoli- initscnurse at Oroveland. It there turned into a severe hail storm, and broke down the wheat, and injured sheep, cattle, isc.?Cattarautut Htvtih. Fortification at Savsxxaii?Fort Pulaski, atfias.irnah, is now well nigh finished. Already some twenty 1 jruns have been placed in battery, nnd the w ork is propressing In such n such a manner as to justify the expec- tat ion that it will be completed during the ensuing win- f ter, or muoh sooner, it needs be. The body of the work, r or inother words, the different bastions and curtains, will mount 101 g'ins. including both the cas. mated batteries nnd those, an barbette. Tin out-workl(redan) will mount some si venteen pn-cas of 1 nvy ordnance while on the si award side there willl a mortar battery in addition to 1 the at>os?. Va rt-rl. i'l Bir.flM i'm Tcxxn isd( atlbx Lakf 8 T bis beautilnl little lake i.. iu Kinderhook coimtv, in this C State, nnd about 9A miles di-tant froai Warsaw. It is aitu- r ated upon a high dividing ridge, and at the upper i art o! c tilt lal?e is similar in shape to the upper part ol the tunnel he circumference of w hich at the mouth, is atiout out hundred and fifty fee', and atiout ten at the bottom. Aftei descending ,K) or 40 feet from ihu natural w indiiig stairs, we came to the inouth of the cavern leading to the lake, w hich is the eliptic circle. We entereil the silent cavtm, 1 and bad another descent to make of some forty or lifts st eps before we stood at the brink of the waters of the Inki The surface of this sheet of water contains about twi thousand square feet, mnl the cavern has some appearand i of being the work of nrt; but its high nnd vaulted chnm hers, and its stupendous and mngaificeiit ceilings as of thro ara hat fashionable watering fplnce at tliit time al>out 20e accommodated there. Within the la?t year there hat ieen an addition to the number of hotels there of a largr md splendid establishment, under the charge of thr Messrs. McMaakens. Those who hare visited it speal. lighly of it. To-morrow and neat day three boats will ilart from here for the Capes and though the weather is o-day against any great number of passengers going lown, I have no doabt they will aonsidcrably add to th111 lis i km tnitraetad to report a bill to abolsh the ourt of General Sessions, and to report it by tili lay. A communication was received from the Auditor General, in reply to a resolution of the Senate, informing lie Legislature that the whole amount of the funded debt f this State, as registered in the Bank of PcnnsylvouiG, vas divided us lollows ,oans held by citi/.cus of this State, $9,636,613 47 foy citi/ens of other States, l.fb'0,337 0.1 by subjects of foreign kingdom*, 23,739,200 On Total, *34,461,366 47 Matthias Bowman was held to hail thi* morning by At term an Smith in >100, on the charge of having shot the lorse of Paul Knablack, of Kensington, on Monday night Phe alderman admitted testimony for the defendant, am' wo or three witnesses swore that he was in the city until 10 o'clock, and was last seen going to lied. Mr. Kern, for mere than twenty years deputy collecto if this port, died at Wilmington, yesterday. As a tokei -espoct for his memory, the custom ''house flag was di>played at half matt. There arc already, before he isbti ried, several candidates for his vacated olhce. A son of Mr. George Meteer, of the Nerthorn Liberliei j while fishing at Willow street wharf yesterday, fell Int" he river and was drowned. Ue was al out 14 years'" I ige. A laek boy about the same age, was drowned th same day at Gray's Ferry. There was a pretty fair amount of business done in docks to-day for these times, though without materia rhange in prices. After board, the following sales were, nade :?60 shares Commercial Bank, 30; 31 Wilmington Bank, llj; 16 Girard Bank, 2 13 Mechahics Bank, llj 15 Annuity Insurance,69;50 Reading Bank, 3'fj, $5500 City Sves, 1804, 9* and $200 PenaryIvania fires, 1964,40. tt'Our theatres are vary thinly attended?even the lioa md other animals have not strength enough to draw. Snrntogn. [Correspondence of the Herald.] Saratoga, July 4,1842. Mattfrsan/t Tlnnct at Saratoga. J.G. Bennett, L. L. 1).? My Dear Oi.d Doctor 1 arrived here just one day too iate to catch you. die belle and lc jeune Kditeur. Well, you havlled to Lake George tor the rounds. On my way up the river some part of our p >culiar American manners presented thernsi Ives in a niort peculiar form. It is a fuct, thit on board the steam r Troy the Capt. or bis representative had to stand in the dining room door to step the most gentee! passengers from rushing in to the table before th regular announcement of the fare, and this too, c. two different attempts to demolish ull on the table 0 tcmpora, O Mores And among these was one of your most distin unshed members of 'the New York bar. But to d. Iiiiu justice, he went like a sheep after other sheep and hungry wolves who rushed on before. The company are coming into this place in hundreds every day. There are a few German officerhere, and several of the wise men of the south, niii the lion and lioness, just at present, ap|tears to be Minor General James Arlington Bennet. L. L. D md daughter, of Arlington House, who drink their champagne in their private apartments, as it appear- to be unfashionable to touch it at table. Such a change in regard to wine rould not have been con i ceived bv anv person whohas been in the Imhit noting the Springs for the last 30 years. 1 lus watering place has been almost wholy renovated within the last two years. during niv arisencin huroae. The style of architecture is entirely hanged, though not vet truly oriental, lnsipad ot the bedpost columns supporting the entablature tn the ongress Hull, we ltuvc now quadrangular columns of tolerably good proportion, nnd one or twec table. Stop ?at this moment a lady is |a-rtorming a piece ol the mn?; harmed music, trulv of the Cerinthiar: jrder. This is i, lite a gala day for the country people? 'v are n trching and countermarching the streets Oil nil tin patriotism that can be produced by the Congress water nd sour cider societies of th? vilage. There arc persons now meerhilying in the >p?n air, in dirterent quarters, while the little canions arc rouring like popguns. As to die style and fashion n( hotels, the I ntte.i hates, with its grounds, stands unrivalled. The oh ,'ongress is next in order?the Pavilion next. Theluee are for the somebodies, the nobodies bein. dsewhere. The iienlth of this place and its yi?itors. are s. food that comparatively little water i* drank, eitlu athartic or tonic. |As to the crops on the river an n knowledge and refinement, is insatiable. 5houl you not insert this 1 shall compel yon to fight th' whole regular army when its members shall eensoaed to consumption'end to those suffering from the numerous class of maladies denominated "xervous." Sold in hottles at $-2 and *1 each. W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy 97 Nassau street, N. Y. (H7- ASTONISHING?Yesterday. Dr. Joseph Heine, of this city, 164 anal street, presented a respectable patient of hi'fat our oitice.fi am w hom we received tho following statements: He had been afflicted for several years wltha number of ulcerations, his throat was in such a condition that it prevented the sw allowing of his food w ithout (lie aid of a tube his joints ware stiff, and tho pain in his bones so severe, that he was confined to the hou?e; he had tried the best medical and surgical skill that could be obtained in this city, but received no relief until he w ns recommended to Dr. Joseph Heiue, German physician, 1B4 Canal street, who aured him in the short time of tvvo months. We make this statement, because it is our duty to do so, for the benefit of those who may require the Doctor's skill. We w ill give tha name anil residence of the gentleman to those w ho may w ish it, if thvy will call at our office. MR N. BROOK, 1 #5 LUDLOW STREET, has given ur leave to refer to him, and wishes to let tha world know, that may be afflicted w ith rheumatism, that liuwasiu such a state onw w eek ago, that he could not take a step, and hardly sit in a chair. Seeing the notices in the pnperof Hew cC Liniment anil Indian Vegetable Elixir, he was persuaded to send to 71 Maiden lane, and procure them, w hich he used, and found grrst relief from it. II it now s.i well that he walked down town this morning to tell them tlu great effects of it this w as also related in this office this morning by him.?[U. 8. A 1vortisi r. tyj- IMPORTANT NOTICE !?Agents aro now wanted in city aud country to dispose of tha preparations of tha New York CoLLeok or Mtatcisr aid Pharmacy. As the demand for these medicines is now very great, and rapidly increasing, and its a liberal commission will he given the present notice must be deemed important to all who are disposed to enter on a profitable business. Bv order W S. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal office of the rollege of Mediciae and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street. {H?" AMERICAN Ml'SEUM.?The friends of tcmpe ranee are making splendid arrangements fur the Great Festival, which takes place hereon Wednesday next, day and evening. ThcMuseum continues to be thronged w ith visitors, day and night. The Mysterious Gipsy Girl?the sweet singoig Rosalie?the sylph-like Celeste?the comical Morris -the Balloon ascensions?the splendid Garden on the ton f the Museum, and 500,000 curiosities, are attraction enough for twenty-flvs ccnta. Day visitors ad muted free in the et cuing.

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pe f ~-~sBmaKSss==s~sm= i in i n i1 CS^ SHERMAN'S LOZENGES ARE STILL IN TH ascendant? thair popularity U beyond conception, am th good they do incalculable. So all who are troubled wit a ."ugh. rolil. headache, autnmer complaint, or any othdisease, thou Id go at once to 106 Nassau street, or to son one of tin- Uoctoih agencies and get a lHixofhis Lotengi and health will surely follow therr use. (^CHATHAM THEATRE?The entertainments this-1C. ?*ful theatre tonight roiiMst ol the admintbl comedy t>y OTCeefe, deuominited Wild Outs," in wbicl acoti .ippeara us Juliu Dory, llield as Rover, Mrs. Thori as Jane, uud Mrs. Hield aer jwr ocui. 3->#0 do do W do One ol the moit astonishing delusions of the day U one which ha* had sufficient influence upon thu legislative authoritie* of various state* to prod use law* ot the mm! absurd nudridicalous tendency It isfthe supposition that where the paper promise* of any state or orporation have become depreciated in consequence of dishonor, or tlutarior burstir g whh produc*7 Because his hands are tied ny the criminal want of action on the part of 'ongiets- Vile partisan* parpnelr createdittrass among he masse* of the people, i the vain ho; iof listening the idium of that distress upon their political opponents. Kales at the Stools Kifbange. N, w arlt If'.J VI she Harlem UK 18*j itii or. Witri Loan, 71? do I* WOO Minnie Bunds J1X SO? do 17. Mini Kentucky 6* 0 110? do 17>? 71 .hi Del i Hud M do I.J 18 n _ do slO 88?i do .1 IR o; do nw 87 M IOC do 1^0 l*J? 11 An bum It Rnch'r !>IX 100 I6"17!' 21 ?Moh.wkRK mX 1*0 Lon* Ulead HR 19', 21? do ?30 19 10- do 49' o ?HsrlemRR bJO I'jX M do *10 49\ 50? do 10 Stoningte* too i?3, Srroad Iloarri. 21 Mohawk J?X 100 Harlem l?'-i r, ?IP????? I State of Trade. Ashes?9inc? our last salea seere reported of about ICt barrels of each hud, ai $6,34 for F*t?. ?"?d for I'eai Cotton?The market ii quiet. Klour?Thereia nochang ii the juice, ami but little doing. We quote canal a

Illicit ton Cuttle ilarket. Jclt 4.- -At in.> Uot ijj beef caiile, 30 cowi and calvtr *2100 sheep, ail I in gv. iuu. $'i;;\ beefcattle and severs, hundred sheep unsold. Pan as?Beef Cattle?We again reduce our quotation Wa quote extra $8,50 u $5,G2. Kirst quality $4,76 a *5,30 second quality *4,50 a 4,78 third quality $1,00 a 4,60. I Cows issfinki?A lew .ale. only were effected, an w e shall omit the prices. Surer?Dull. Sales from $1,38 to $3,60. A few choice weathers at $3,60 a $4. 9wi.se?A lot of old Hogs at 4c, and a lot of Pigs at 5jc. Harried. I On Wednesday, tith instant, by the Rev. Lewis P. W. 1 Balch, Ssml'kl Casus. Esq. to klaav, eldest daughter of Henry Jackson, Esq., of this city. Died. On Thursday, the 7th inst, of consumption, Piio:be Janr Va* Zasut, wife of J. A. Van Zandt. Tha relatives and irierds of the family are requested to 1 attend the funeral to-montiw afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from her late residence, 305 Allen at. On Thursday morning, Mrs. Elizabeth, relic of Dan- nia McCarthy, in the tWth year of her age. I On Thursday, 7th inaiaut, Mrs. Elle* Uakia, wife of John Cleavelaud, aged 30. On Tliunday morning, 7th instant, Miss Elizabeth c Jrsoi.mil>, in the 46th year of his age. Passeiigers Arrived. LlTKeroni.?Shi|i New York?Lieut Harvey, Royal Aitillen, Mrs Harvey, 2 children and servant, Miss A Harvey, J will %!_' vl'.l! \t \1 v... 1 v r i i* 'i"..!.,.- Mm Taylor S Ritchie, ail of England; Mr# DAT Bighra d i 2 rhiM*eti, of Albany; E Sheegog. of Tennesaee; H Grim. I) I A P r, of Pennsylvania; H B Kimball, J B Murrv, of N i York; E Turner, \V Hinchliff?:324 in sleenje. 1 died and I born on tbe parage. Nr.w Okliahj?Bliip Huntsville--T M Donnell, lady two tohs and >ei v^iii, M Brnvdre. MiiiCox, Mi*# Hepim*, Mr f 'utnmin*. I dy (wo child t1? and -.errant, Mrs John Krhrin oi I child and servant, Mr Jain-s, Mils Liscomh, Mrs Pahlgreen 1 two children and ?crv n? Mis* Dahlgrcen, Mrs F.aser and tw I MiuKrurr>i, Mia* Wildes, D nyhani, Edwtrd Fehrmin, I P 11 (Jillney, W W Thompson, A loin.y, and 45 in the steerage. I TrRKi Island?-Schr Exchange?Mr Pitchner. i Foreign Import at Ions* LrvKRrooi.?Ship New York?10 c* Ingoldsbv, Rousseau J c Sck ILarman, McQown It Haysc?I W It JT TuseetM I n 1 bl (?k T (Jar*ter?1 case L I Vvyeth?I J Napier?J eks A I Van N -st?2 Wight, Slurgeik Shaw?1 Richardson k Watson ?15 do 1 parcel Kris, Brothers k eo? I bbls Cameron k Bmn 1 I R Kcrmit?13do 1 cs Sands, Foi k eo?2 do I truss B rd Oillil in k co?2 ek# 7 cs A k S Willets?17 do W Whitew? ighf ?5 do J Pearce? 1 csk W Bartow?890 bars 689 bdU iron Wet- i more k co?2 cs E Noltenus k Pavmstidt?12 Lou.hes k Wes- I endoiiiik?I A H k T Tlio?p? 1 J Cowii??3291 bars68 bdl? iroi I bob! k Crufts?10 cs 12 bales J MeCall k co?1 do Butterlield kco?I cs 1 bale J Hudson?1 do 5 cs 8 Swarts?3 cks W I N s? mourn eo?11 F A Huntington k co?1 do 5bales pi ce! Hall. Brother* k co? I cs W (S Hunt ,, ,,i Marbl head, for Boston, do; Port Leon, Little, of Bath, I'm Porto Rico, nest day; brig Leon, Patton, for do do. Lrft at Si Cr >ii, West Knd, snip Emily, Crane, for New York, 15 ds, Br brie Juliet, Kandy, 15 days from Newfoundland, in batlaat, to Dunaeonib k Beclcwith. Bug J me Allison, Card, 13 days from Witidaor, N S, with plaster. Brig Splendid, MeKenzie, 9 daya from Lubec, with piaster to Smith It Boyenton. 3 masted ?rhr Htnmh, Tavlor, of Newport, 17 daya from Manzinclla, Cuba, with 5000 bunches palm lcai'251 logs crilat WO do inaho-any 27 tot,* fustic, to B Lasala. Left schooner Charlotte, of Ca;>e May, for ,V York, 2 day?. Schr Eaahange, Blakelv, It) days from Turks Island, w ith 500 bushels salt, to M Piatt. The brie Fsvorite. Mas'rra, for Ale* older, aid day before. The Br ship Nesmith, of London, w as Cont'd by the wreckers on the rocks wrat end of Corcus, abandourd. Was supposed to hare been there some time.? Some sheep with their thtoata cnt were on the deck. The wreckers brought t? Turks Island the captain's chronometer and som" of the cargo of sugar. Schr Tsro Marys, Rtrh.ird?oti, from Newbern, N C, with nr.ral stores, to Bryant Ik Maitland. I Schr Albion, Mitchell, 2G days from Altaeapas, with Won feel i lira oak, for Nary Yard. 2Cth. off Key West, saw tchr Warsaw, from Attsespaa, for N York. Selu Dezr-r, Mason, IS days from Port an Piatt, with mahorany to S W Lewis. 59 logs mahogany 217 bales tobacco J Ay new. Left no Am vessels. Schr Elvira, Simpson, from Washington, N C, with nsv.-tl Stores. Schr South Carolina, How-land, from Beaufort, N C, with naval stores. oChr Win Gaston, Christie, Saranuah, with cotton. Schr Reeside, Langley, Boston, mdze. Schr Attdremede, Bute, Lubec, plaster. General Records i KoFEiots Letti? OrsicK.?The letter baga of the Patiiek Henry, lor Liverpool, and Argo, for Havre, will clase at Gil- i pin's, in theEvrhaiige, this morning. Sloop Wat Russell, for New York, was struck by li rhtning tn Long Island Sound on Saturday night last, and slightly dain igcd?no one injured ou hoard. Spoken# Al lisnee.of and for Wiscaaset, from Savannah, 2.1 inst.lat 39, I Ion 75 20. I Octorara, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, June 4, off the DH-sKrt*. I U io 31?Sid Arabian, Charleston. j ./'aoir, M.y 29-Arr Stl?h,e k-.rk ria Kayal. Sid 78th, ly Kneehnd, N York. I ue 2. Clvd liotou, OiBttAi.Tan, May .1:?Sid Ni vg.ra, Cadiz. t IvlAH'ru.Lv?. June I?Arr Knnhrrt.a, New Orleans Sailed t lay 23. V i ron hi, Palermo. T'tlli, aid 1 iter; Si Orb-ana. June It, Nashua, do. I aairrratn, May 23? Art Pico, Boston. 79th, Nicholas Sarin. N York. Jtrrwy, rutfnonrt., N Orleans. Ltsixnrtt, May in?-Air Fritz, New York, for Stockholm.? t,-fui.o, do |nr dp; /otolf Haran ,f rCronstndt. Julie 1st, j arih.-.g- a I'd Fiber, Ir-.n I Ude.t for .In: M- xban, M tie is lor do. Jtn, Kroi.pri .da Oscar, Stockholm, for New s York. Bib, Jas Calder, Havana, for Stettin. 7th, Mason, do lor Cronstadi. e II as Hi no May 31?Arr Tihariaa, Matanzaa. Nld June 7th. '1 Chan* harlesfoii. ft i iNAVftif, May Hb? 9Id Bremen. Philadelphia. 6th, Hte- a phaiii, N V oik. BiCMCPr, June :i?Arr Louise. Baliimnrr. 5th, Constitution. i* CUy. B; men. Tzxcl, June 11?-Sid Pecahoutas, Newcastle. Clyde, Juui* 5? Sid fclglniton, N York. 8th, Waadawort'i Jo.^ 13th Americau, do N'rwFom, June ii?Ait Apollo, Liverpool. _ Bwt?i ol. June 9?Sid Wilkinson, N York. 16th, St Ocoiv end Amelia, do. Hull, June 2?Arr Historian. Seville. Shiklos, June 4?Arr Grand Turk, Amsterdam. 9tn; U* rey, and Cyclotw. Hamburgh; P w hat tan, Bremen; Liin Antwerp. 12th, Riga, a? d John Hale, Htnburg. I3lh, Mc?* ant. do: Oak, Am it edam. Itith. Croiutadt. Antwerp. SI lJ, H W i'yler, Havana. 16th, Will ingsley, Sf York; Levant I fl vana. Portsmouth, Jut.e 10?Shi WaatminUer. from Loodou, lor S'rw Vi rk. On June rt, Me; On* i. t, Surinam; Texan ichj Santa V Gslvi ion, Tessa( rii [1 llowcll, Me; Mnrcia Chaves. New OrVans; Congaree, hirCfton; Sylph, Philadelphia; IVmlico, Washington, N C; vvmurl, do, with part of her inward cargo. Arr 6th, Roanoke, 'lymouth, N C; Long Wharf, Proviucetown. Sid Union, for Sandwich. Ih innis Port, July 4?Arr Mary Stanton, from Boston, for I tin o Otcai AM Hale, and iCoole) fcl do fof N w fori; Niinrod, and Sagaoaw, Albany, for Boston; Kaucy, and tiyp rnnkhn, befoie reported. Nkwhcryport, July 5?('Id J.ts Richmond. Providence, July 4?Arr Star, B iltiimm Glide, PhiladelJtiai Oregon, do; Si*l? inlitl, Rondout; New York, New York. Jld I. ciaua, Philadelphia. 5th, Arr Geo Wheatnn, Philadelphia; Italics, New York; Rieuzi, New York; Meridian, N lfoinefer while in the r neighbor* nmd h-it-g air 46 to 10, water I t to 37?the temperature of the sratci to tne eastward averaging 51, and to the eastward of the ceCO. May 26th. spoke Briimnia, ol New Y??rk, 40 days from ^>alachico1a lor Liverpool; 26 h, spoke Evnhar of and Pom Bremen, bound to Balt'mor*. Norl lk. Si Thomas, 25th Juin 11 L?wi?, fin Boston, for Guayatna, PR; Delos, just arrivd; hip'da, tin Birbtdoc*. wtg freight; Thomas 11 B? nton, fin [Jemerara. for Ponce. I'll; Lvriirgns, fin An igua. wtg freight; Jrandre, fin Wilmington, Nl", dtschp; MarbhTu ad fm Boston, or S' Domingo; Caroline, fin Washington fm Guivama, PR. Norris Stanley. St 'J homas and Turks Island 27J: June On ha 4th, lat 35.'>0. N, long 78 ?0 W, spoke Montezuma, for Baltimore. Joseph Cow;k;rtawait, Cienfuegos, 23d nit. Left Pilmm, fm St Jago for Boatou, Idg; Fornai, fin Barbadoe* ior Boston, do; E Burgess, frn and far Bosom, dischg; Andrew Ring, fm Jamaica for Ne w York, Idg; Morning Stir, fin St Js^o for NYork, to sail next day Saw an Amerieau oarqtie roing Into Cienfuegos on ihe same af'**rnnoii labella. Calais; Porpoise, NY?>rk Cld?C trace as. Birhadoes aud Lafiiayra; Paul T Jones, Charleston: Wm Prnn. Boston; Spartan, Quiary, Mass; May Flower, Boston; H W Gandy, Newburyport; Porpoise, New York Baltimore, July 5?Arr, Ocean, Amsterdam. Spoke, June 26th, in lat 39 40, long 69 10, whaling hark Millwood, from New Bedford, 30 d is out. 1th in?t, exchanged signals with brig Montezuma, 30 miles outside the rapes, bearing west; 4th iust. pasted Rebecca, coming into the ra|*es, f r Baltimore, Grace Br wn, Amsterdam; nas-ed off tin Galloning lightship Alice, >f Newburyport; saolce in long 66 W, ClnrTe*, frn Belfast for N York; passed in lat 49. long 6, Corinth, of Nhwbnrvport. Forest King, Boston. Sid, Columbia, James River; Baltimore, Rio de Janeiro; P I Nevitis (Br) St John NB; Token, Boston; Delaware. Port an Prince; Mariner, Nantucket, Georgetown, S C, Jul* 1?Cld Juno, N York. Charleston, July i?Arr Brazilian, Frank|h>rt, Me; Pre m mm. Wilmington. 1st instant, off Cape Roma in saw C L brig Moon, Haves, from New York for this port. Arr 2d?Gi|>ley, Hiva.ia. Left Swan, wtg freight; Marion, forCienfueios: America, dischg; Namshon^, for Baltimore; Agnes, for freight. Cld. Ontari". foraportfin Buha. Went to sea yesterday? Sonthport, Havre; Wetninpka, New York; Philanthropist, Boston. Mobile, June 29? \rr Chatfahooche, fm Boston. New Ori.eans, June 28?Cld, Montpelier, Trieste; F.liza ind Susan, Marseilles; G n. Wayne, Thomaston; arr, Adrian, Boston; Will am, D'inariscotta; Ann Maria, Campeaehv; cld, >7th, Plymouth, Loisdon; Caledonia. Baltimore; Viola Boston; Strrbo, do; Caledonia, St Marks; arr, Diadem, fm N York via Urand Torre. PUKTUllLLH'. FLUALL PILLS. I1IIIMB far-famed ami ulebaliid PlIU, from Portugal, are, l we [lercaive, to be obtained in this rouutiy. Sec advertise nt on the last column of fourth page. in3 it l\ll. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON hat removed U hit CoftattLTiNO OrricK. to No. 3 Ili:r,sLi> BriioiMit orrier of Nassau anil Kulron streets. j?2 3m int c D HOUSTON, M. D. DENTIST?Has remon d" to 243 1 Brotdway, between Park Place aud Murray ttreet. jrMi'oil Im'r FOU OH. FEUCHTWANdER'S Compound Chemical Wnale Oil S >ap, infallible Poiton for Bedbugs,Motht,Rata. Cockroaches, Flies Ant*. Moschetocs, for his Fly Paper, anu lor his numerous chemical preparations, tee latt pace. j\7 lmis*c HAT COST?Between the first ami seeoml ante on the Jamaica Hoail, between 9 and 12 o'clock, on tTir 4th inst, a black hearer hat The liniler will be handsomely comper sated by letting it at thi? office. jti?2lc I NKOIIMATION WANTED?Left her home on Tuesday, I ami hat not since been heard of, Mary McOivney, between II and 12 years of ace. II til on when a e left, a white muslin lelanc friu k, and a grout silk hai, Any information respecting the said girl will hi thankfully received by her bereaved uijiher, CATHERINE M.tilVWEV, .it B Itf 343 Hudson street WINE FOIl SALE?3?il casks anil hall casks Wine, red and white, discharging at pier No. 9, North River, for lalehy E. V. QUIDORT, jt B 4t*rc yt Clinton street. THLBL'HY FOR SALE?A superior London made fashion Tilbury?ha, been in use two seasons?for sale at a very rrdurert prior. Am Iv to JOHN A. MESSENGER'S Stable., j 8 '2 *c 58 Luintwr .trrrt, ne.r Rrctor. I IVF.RPOOL COAL FLOAT?130 tou Pemlmtoiit Coal, carrfully lowered in ihe hold and for aale by JOHN HERDMAN, jy6c _ 61 Bom hat. A "iraae for a term of ycara. within the city limits, a building with an name of forty or fifty horse power. One containing *i to I'oUi runs of buir mill stones would be prefered. Address B. G. K. it this office, on or before Saturday next, !>th instant. New York, Jal) 5th, is42. iy64t?re r O .N SIGN EES |>er British bir|ue Countess of Arran from Liverpool, w ill please send their pi-rniits on boaid, |iier K E R or to the office of the subactiber without delay. A I good, lot permitted in five days umst nnasoi lablv he sent to public itore JOHN HERDM \N, jvtir 61 South st. PACKS I' Ship Mississippi, from New Orleans, is dischargitnt at Thome's whari, Brooklyn. Consiitnees will pie i?e Ittend to 'eceipt of their goods im" ediately. jeW Sl'GAR?2110 hhils. prime New Orleans Sugar, for .ale in lot. to sjit purchasers. Apply to jv7r F? K. COLLINS k CO. 56 South st. MOSS-20 bales blank M os?, for nalt- by jvTr E K. COLLINS k CO. 56 South ?t. TUIK MAGIC MIXTURE, unrivallrccur from other remedies. A single trial will convince the most sceptical and the over delicare. Sold at the proprietor's private residence, II Vandewater street^ and the following respectable drug stores?53, 79 and 100 Fulton street; corner of Church and Chambers; 63 Bowery, corner Walker, and 77 East B md way. N. B.?The Doctor's office is at II Vandewater street, shf re lie ca be consulted professionally at a'l hours. jyg l'.*c pi HEAP rriIOL8TRV-U. KEED. m Broadway, he^' t We ell White and WafVrr (trvil.?(' arpets of every de- I icription made and altered to fit the most intricate rooms?Curtains made and alter* d to the latest *t> Matrasses, sofas, and pasy chairs, made to order to match anv description of furniture. The {subscriber n o har i ,g expenses of a store to pay. is enabled to make any of the above articles at such prices to suit the times. Persons purchasing Carpets and Oil Cloths can have a word if advice, by calling as above. Paper Hanging. Carpets rleand. t ?re.*se sp ?t i v j ft Im'r.r ASPHALT! M AND MINERAL TAR. JOHN LOVVITZ, No. 2 Wall-Street, tTAS constantly on hind natural Asphalttim Rock and MineII ml Tar, w hich are used for the following purposes t tariff li lne*|ierieuced or pretended praetilionn?those (shoring under the deslsnctive effects of mercurv Ol uack nostrums, anil all who suspect the trniains of dimeasr irking in the system, may consult Dr. B. alufal s with a guar itee of a cure. 1117" Persona contemplating marriage, wno have been the sub ets of delicate diseases, msy consult yr. bell with honorahh onfiilcnee. Post rain Utters, deterifuiig the ease of pernor t a distance, have his prompt attention. Dr. B.'s treatnte. I ever exooeesto suspicion, and is Weil known to be safe anC en?ota t. ir7" Private office, 4 CCURTLANUT ?TREET, twr ore from Broadway. jtBlfe SCHOOLEY'S?KMOUNTAIN, EAS 15 TOWN, pk'nv 1 j Daily, (8uudi>? excepted,) v u-E iix*bt tbi ?v%n uuU Snncrvill Hailioad Leave pier 1 North Kivr^, Mt o'clock, A M, by stvamln -t tr> Elizah* tli|M>rt. or leavr the foot of Lih?-rty street at J d'cIo' I M, tal e th?- Philadelphia train lo Eliiabetntow u, there connect \a itl* the c.ir* l??r Soimrville; coaches from thence a.* r wtig at Sehoolev's Mountain earl\ the same oltrrnoon, t Eistou bv Go'c'ock, Bet It-htm at "?3>a o'clock, ami Allcntowu J at o'clock the saine eVelliutf. For sens or further information, apply to A D HOPE, Mer- chants' Hotel, II I ourtlandi s'ret, at tlie Railroad Office, foot of Liberty street, oroa board the boat. Fare through to Hehooley's Mountain, $2,25 K ston. $2.00 B?*ihelein, $2,75 AlletPow n, $3,00 N B-yF?lras provided at the nhorlrEi notice. P 8?This route on account of the short duttnee by coach h commends itself to the public patronage as being by f&r the ino%t pleasant and evpeditiou^. jy6 ltn*c RA1LKaiiy Imc established a V,eight Lille I tween New. Grunswick ami New Yuik, which they intend to ruu permanently. Leaving New Brunswick at JA. M. daily, (Sundays excepted) and tlie font of Libei .treet, New 1 oik, ut 2% I'. M. To country dealers and nie.ji.auU the ahnve line is very rtcsiralde for tlie speedy slid cneap conveyance of merchandise of every', description, and inure particularly lo Drovers and Dealers ill Live Stock, who can have ISO head l' cattle cm.cc. .?il b?tWN8 N?W Biuiuwick and New York, the taint ortatioii of cattle, home*, muh s, sheep, hogs, Sic. and all other kind* of merchandise are vt ly low, never exceeding stcu.iho.it price*. Merchandise sent hv ihi* line is uot subject to any extra charge in crossing the North River. Tin Company have fitted up a large storehouse at New Biuiuwick, adjoining the R.uhoid Dej?ot, wheh will always btopen for the reception of merchandise. I'dssini^eis purchasing their tickets at the ticket offices, will receive lerry tickets gratis. VQ~ Freight for Newark, Kli/abethtown, Rahway, Weatfield, Plaililield, Scotch Plains, Boundbrook snd Somen ille, is conveyed by the above lines, and delivered the same day when received. m 11 3m* BAIL ROAD -ALBAN1 1ND SARATOGA. mMmmaA Travellers to Sinitogi Springs, Lak noon train from Albany,) leaves Saratoga at 5 o'clock A. M. arrives at Whitehall in turn for tlto departure of the Champlain stcimboat of s .me day, and brings eastern tr?av llers to UiiiIhii I, Vl early in the i veuiug. N. B. There "i? baggage \v.? mis always in readim hr, at Albany, on the arrival ol the steamboats and rail road cars, to carry the baggage of passengers direct to .and from the depot Hid steamboat at the rate of f?l4 cents per trunk or package, or 12,1 a cents for ordinary travelling baggage. The dep Ttnres for the west are fixed for the season at 7}? o'clock, A. M. and 7 P. M. JOHN COSTIGAN, Superintendent. Albany, June 27th, IMS. je27 3m r EVENING LINE FOli ALBANY DIRECT, .MVI -a5l At seven o'clock, P. M., from th?- itwhflll Jk t Jpnier between Coorrlaudt and Liberty streets. m The steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. I w ii,. 1 l...u. a.u .o.. m i-- \tr i. i and Friday at seven o'clock, P. M. The steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt. A.St. John, leaves the above pier Tue&day, Thursday and Saturday afternoon, at seven o'clock. The above boats are new and substantial arq?iruUhcd with elegant state rooms, and in every res;>ectareu usurpasaed unions tin* Hudson River steamers. For passage or freight, apply on board, or to P. C. SCHULTZ, At the office on the whirl. or on boacd, Passengers taking this line ol* boats, will nt all times arrive at Albany in time for the first train of cars for the east and west. iy| 7 17 ^TATtiN ISLAND FfcRljV7~"" Foot of Whitehall street. The steamers STAl^N I8LANDFJ1 and HAMHON will leave New York and Stateu Island every hour, from 8 A M to 7 P M. All goods are required to Ik- i aiticulairly marked, and are at the risk of the owners thereof, i'lie rats of fare 614 cents. j y 1 /OS\ FOR ALBANY. rROY, ind interim Ps rices?Th# Hjdendid low pressure steamboat jLnJULi2.BVVALLOW, ('apt. A. McLean, will leave the foot of Cortlandt street, This (Friday) afternoon, July 8th, at 5 o'clock. The above is a subst intial boat, fitted up with elegant State Rooms, and for accommodation* is unrivalled on the Hudson. jy8r jo MAGNIFICENT EXCURSION OF i 4*PLEA3UHh to Saulr Sir Mane, .Mackinac, IS ty, and the Indian Settlements. The stdeedid low pre -lire steamboat BlTk I1 ALO, Captain Levi Allen, will leave Buffalo on the above desirable pleasure trio ou Thursday, July 21st, at 10 o'clock A. M. provided w ith a tine hand ot music, and every thing ib^t can render the 'rip desirable and pleasant* The passase round, from Bnffa'o and hack, is fixed at the low price of $21?vertoNew Brighton, stopping a sufficient time at that place, anil returning to (he city at an early hour. Fare sach w vy 23 cents. je26 2mr OLD ESTABLISHED PACKET OFFICE. ill. fr# Mb pAo8AO? I ro n^GreatB ri tain an^lrelancL [via LiverpoTTj The suhsciihcr continues to bring out Passenger* who m y be engaged here by his agents?either by the well known regular packet ships sading to and from Liverpool, weekly, or J by first class transient ships leaving Liverpool every few day*, kiom his present excellent arrangements he flatters himself he will be able to give general satisfaction to those is bo may favor him with a prefe.aTe. Draft* frr any amount can i.l*o be fu dished, navable fliroiml out I he 1 nited Kingdom. For further inrticuUri aiii'ty, ifhv Utter (iwi.t i>ait, Boston. Who ran arraiijjr to briint (asseiigi rs direct from Liverjiool to Boston. FRANCIS TIMMON8, Esq., 171 South K'ontsl. rhilsdelpht*. JOSEPH KIRK PATRICK Em. Pi tstiurg. Pa. r.ATRICK MILTON, B.iHalo, N Y. MICHAEL McQUADE.Esq Utioi, N Y THOMAS R. ELLIOTT. Esq, Detroit, Michigan. DANIEL DEVI.IN, Esq. Louisville, Kentucky. WILLIAM LINDSAY Esq, St Louis. Missouri. J. A. NOONEN, Esq. Mil*. uki-, Wisconsin Territory. C CAHILL, Esq, IVme, Illinois. HAS McCORKERY, Esq, Dot Miotic, Iowa Territory. jy-1 r EDWARD KKNNA, Esq ^'uicinnatti. Ohio. FOR NEW ORLEANS?Louisiana and .New hTjrJVV'ork Line.?Positively first Regular Packet?The fust AmURm! "tiling packet shin OASTON Cant Oliver Eldridge, is now loading a? Orleans wharf foot of Wall at. For freight or passage ,htving handsome furnished accommodations, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, or to E. K. COLLINS k CO 56 South it. Great care will be taken to have the goods by this line cop* r? ri-vcip Agents in New Orleans, Pollen St Woodruff, who will promptly forwar I all g Is to theii I !r? ss. j* c XAjt' FO LIVEH PC)()L?The last sailing coppered an^ copper fastened Packet Ship SllAKSI'EAHE, Capt. Jfmkijmm All. II Miner, will have despatch. For freight or passage, ho ing superior accominodalions, apply on board, at the foot of Dover street, or to je 29 c E. K. COLLINS k CO. 56 South st. KOH LONDON?Regular packet of the 10*H July krjWfW--The snlr ndid new fast mailing packet shin 8WIT/?Kjiy|?'ERLA ND, Captain Sefh Chadwick, will sad positively aTabove, her regular day. This ship's accommodations I ibin, td cabin and teeragi irngi i, us fitted up in a style supi i-M my "ff" i port, and berthi in be sreun d n moderate terms, by applying on hoard foot of Maiden lane, or to GLOVER k Mr MURRAY, ino Pine street, corner of South. P. S?Persons wishing t send for th' ir friends, ran have them brought i?er the above ship, er any of the regular lines, by applvHi- ;u d. r I. I t(.-r postpaid. jv2 FISHING iXi I KSION^-E. KENFIELD, KfjrvP^ No. 4 Cornhill S.juare, opposite the Post Office, inform his friends and the public that he has procured new ind eompl Fishing Apparatus, including Lines, Cooking Utensils, Ike. of the first order. St'-auiboali, sailing vc rls, took*, and tenders, of the first class, always in readiness, and will be furnished to parties on the most reasonable terms. His friends and the-public are infoi med that he continues to accommodate p?-riiian? it boarders tiansient company. 4, Cornhill Square, Benton, May 4 1812. j?4 ttw *e V vTi iti >T'f p it n iii-Ti.; ?j )|5Wy*iip KLAVH'S, Onptain Jonas, li>r a few passengers, ap. ply to the captain on board, at loot of Hnsevelt afr- et, or lo BOYD St HlNCftEN, jylc g Tontine Building. M*- FOR (.IVKltrOOL-FTrat British Shin^The MC#?Vw. II known fiat sailing British aliip HESTER, -aptaia John Do> le, having a large portion ol her cargo engaged, will meet with despatch for the above yiort. K? r bilviio of frit-glit, or cabin |si*?age, having liandaume furnished state room accommodations, amity to hDI'HK, BROTHERS ?t ?;o Fulton at, jy7 r _ Neat door to the Fulton Bank. *?5?- FOR Ql'Ellkc, vaitn d im ch The apl> ndol TtSStV^"1 11 at i t a iling ship LOt'liLEBO, Cap:. Tat *iH lor tin- above povl without delay. For I right nrpi.stage, ss nit h will be lakr n at tlir very low e?t into if iiaakatlfaie aj'pfieati >n l? mad, on hoard, or to GLOVER k McML'KUAY, I in fine meet. Jv7c l-nrnernf Smith, ift* VMi.wAGK EtlH IIKKK.MII K, H. 7#3MtV~The splaiiditl pi lo t vlnp NEW YORK Capratn .*W> -'^SGV i? ii aaila miiively to-morrow mo.ninr. Spine it in a iMiln odvtionv foi ci hi ii, ai rood cabin ami aterrage jms? nit' ra. For aaaagr, early application should be made on board, foot of Dover at. or to j v 7 W IT, TAI'Sf'OTT. Peck sl'p. A4-A- PASSAGE FOR LONDON i lfWfVJllr,-Tlii'2r Alan, mini.. iHiauiiful summer wcauug ?pi aid, ?j it l*i>ts. jacket* and eoata. A'so, 211ui?k odd* and cuds. 2 ships, curiciilivii trai tiling trunk-, 72 best Cnvyl o g?, &ii4in iliiu*. Also, hosiery, doves, SATURDAY. Atalul? o'clock iu the sale rooms. Splendid Furniture Sale Will be told, uri^mive ai d elegant an assoil?"tttt of Ucw and secoiul baud household and cabiuel furnitute of all descriptions at has been for so in e tunc prtseDlrd to che housekeeping public. BY RlELL k ARLULARTus. SATURDAY, At 1?H o'clock, st the auctiou room, Elegant furtiitu c, Pia"OS, kc. Also, 4 Urge siie South American haimnocks. LM>K SALF.-ThV"Yacht ON-KAH Y-E.?She is 94 feet A long, 21,lg feet beam, and 12 feet hold. II' r cabins are lenaii uul erbly Atti d up. Ii not m mi d foi u hi would be well adapted (bra packet between some of the West Itidi.td-lands?to tin China or any other trade where great speed is an oh)ect. She is an admirable sea-bost, and would 1 convey a Urge cargo, combining in ore buoyancy with sharp- 1 Mess, than auy other vessel ailo.it. She i* Strang and stoutly 1 built, and would be valuable as a dispatch vesael, or is a tender to a licet. She would convey a eery he av y at in; incut on In r deck, from having part of her balhst, (40 Mm) iu an iron keel. b> which her stability i? greatly increased. For commercial purposes, she would require no other ball.ut. 1 auvini nti Bed njntll thai going 11 sea I m i i an mai (without any t cry great sacrifice kdbe dispensed with, I woul 1 disiKiae of her for very uiuch lesCTtiau she cost me. Her hull, sails, rigging, furniture, kc. kc. kc., are in perfect ordur. Sli* can be ?t lit to sea without a dollar's eipeuse. Sin* may be seen at Pcrtn Am boy. For further particulais inquire of Ira Bliss, at the office of the C. and A. R. R. Company, or to JOHN C. STEVENS, ie23 2wr Smith Amb.iv. CLASON'S POINT, IN THE I COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER FOR SALE, %1nd Twtntf Yearn Credit i^iven Jar twwthirds vf the Purchase* AUGUSTUS W CL\hON, o^uer of tin* valu^r r hie eitan*, oilers il for si'e. It i> situate on the East a'Ji Hiv?r, or Souid, about twt! vrmiles Iroin New York, oi?|h'>i'c College Poiut, contains 'J O acres of laud in a high state of cultiv.it on,two Dwelling Houses,a large wh jrf, bains, cattle ho use j, and every convenience. fruits of the rarest kiuiU. Fish, oysters, &.C. are takeu near the door. The situation is not equalled by any near the city, and as there are several superior sites for building, and the front on the Hound is extensive, the land will be divided to suit purchasers, and the price very moderate. Apply to AUG. W. CLASON, oil the on BUMS. a new and peculiar method tney extricate Hard and boft Coins, Bunions, Callosities, &c. without cuttiug.. Mom. and M ub\ B. do not attempt to oner a noii in requiring secresy 01 faith to ensure its efficacy; but coil, dentiy assure those Who may suffer from troublesome and paiuful Corns,that they m?v have the sa isfaction of carrying away their tonnt litor, the Corn, iu their hands. Mc ns. and Made. B. have iu their possession upwards of two thou and certificates from tho-e who have e pert el iced relief at their 1 lands* Mods. iq o| tin se c in giro it. At home in the morning from U till II, and in the afternoon from 2 nil ti o'clock. Office at Boston, 151 Court st? __ j> 8 linr TO THE FEEHLE AND"THE SICK. rlMIE feeble and tin- prostrated with sickness often exclaim J- how s' all we recover health aud strength f Hearken unto reason and ye shall know. When the hum?n constitution is disordrre it is f.om derangement in s in of the LlFK-oiviita powkks of the l> d>;,not having sufficient energy to ihrow the offending humor* into the organs of the atomach anil bowels; or, from the stoin cli and bowels themselves not brill* sufficiently strong to throw oil' the impure humors tin them nllcct d. This produces a stiuggle twi en the principle life and the principle of corruption. We inu-t assist ihe principle of lifi -.ve must adininistir Dr. BENJAMIN BRANDRETH's BILLS, which ?oassist the Bkincipli:ok Life that disease of ever) description is soon ertoic ited* It would be superilous to say that the Bkaxdiiktii Fili.s are recommended by all who use them, as this is known to he so, by all classes of the community. That they are the most pleasant in their operation, the most Hernial in their cleansing, in their puiif> inir effects upon the blood; ihat they have raised many persons fr m a bed of misery to health and happiness,and tli t tin y are ol consequence more used and more approved than any other medicine,is a fact so w ell know n as to almost amount to fully to name. If the powers ofl.fe he not entirely exhausted, if there remain ?ii\ foundation upon which to renovate the liody, every tiling can be hop* d from the use of Dr. Brandreth's Pills. I t ?'ir, th n, ho| i? th*t those who do not kn?w the Bran* oki 'h i'd i b, and who ire snflferinn from sickucss, will be indiicfd to h?-e?i what has b cn said. Hi tin ruber the Braudrelh Pills purify the blood, and stay the further piorress of disease. THK BKANDRETH PILLS are sold at 2j cents per bos, w ith directions, at the following places in New York DH. BRAN DKETH'H PlilNt IPAL OFFICE, 241 Broadway, between Park Place and Murray st. Bowery Office,271 Bowery. 18!) 1-2 Hudson street. Remember, Dr. Brandreth's Office, iutlie Bcwery, is 271, not 270. j y 8 CHARON SPRINGS.?The Hotels at this new watt-ring 0 pi i?. .m,i v ..ii. the csukjtn t sponsibility, feeling assured if they girt it the retiuirad trial, that health to the afflicted par.-.es, Mel rratefaliH to Dr. Magein, will dw luault* lint, as is also the case in Kurope, the immense American reputation of the Luaiiied it, I declined committing myself individually, by giving any per sonol assurances in these particular* but now, after the enormous sale of upwards of one hundred thousand bottles, coupled with the receipt and certificates and testimonial* innumerable. and much knowlrd.-e founded on imtmmmI obse. ration, I ran unhesitatingly warrant it a. fir rn-> i>x in mint .ana h illustrious inventor* promises, in I he fulfilment nl tlir most imiiortant ends for w hich it ia recommended, and liaa b?come so justly and universalis' popular. T.. In- aa explicit as possible, I repeat, anil hold invself personally r?s|>oti.i hie for tin- assumption, lliat the Lueina Cordial ran in tic orate the virile powcra in mali-t, and make them focundaut, where nature has hi ru deficient, or when the, have been proatrated by artificial me nu and alao that if ran produrt that state of the system in femalca, who h?d been prts lonaly unfruitful, and imagined barren, which will enable lliem to beor children. I regret (hat I hare to sin ak so plainly, on anrn exceedingly de licall mattrra, but feet failed upon to do (a, lnl it mt|M he miaunderstood, and aa a fall guarantee for the great responaibili ty ss hirli I hare cheerfully asintned. with ferlingt of sincere giatMiole f"r the cxltii n p ,tin i ig. hn li, a. (In a*- lit of tfieLnctM Cordial, haa bei n headed U|?in me in snis country, I re main, tne Public'* "cry obedient humble servant. JOHN WINTER# HOLDER tVklU., M 0. Price 13 per bottle. V'or salr at till Broadway, and 9t \aHao trret. Naw York, and M North Buth street, flaWrlHita jyliaftr _ 1 lASHAOK Kf'til I.IV K.KPOOI ?NTTf.P J ?#3brVLINK..-Pafhetof Monday,IIth July?The first class M*S?rt>acket .hip JANE fc BAKU AHA. C?pt. f olemin, f ie now loading, and will lie des|iatelted as above. Having j splendid accommodations for cabin. second cabin ami st?era*e t passe tiw r?, for passage, ??il>* application should be made on t board, foot of DowVtAI'K OTT, Peek .lip, I jyjj rcrner I Mouth alreet. e JET, pAkfl \(.I FOR NEW OHLEANH?Kir.t Park 1 1 It, tills. Line.?The splendid well known I 2ll4i-,,,rket ship AHK ANAAH, t .ptain Dennis. ism a Pndn^u?d will |*witively sails above. Having splrndid I accommodate n? for cabin, aacond rmbiii, and stecragc paaacif 41'Ki'ir I a .sag. I '-Ir applies.,.oi^ho^.^he^msd^mM^rd^nr I Jyt 1 Peck Slip. w ro PERSONS FROM THE OLD f ODNTR A ND OTHK11S?*'ost dc^irabl** investment?II f f J /fl, oppoifMini I'.m nn activr man of in* -lrrntc means.?'I ,r,. I, r r.. .iti flivi!?fn of ii itil. an "Id and wrll o .tnl liHlifd H*>t? I ami H ?ard?; I If >ii in 11 bun left, and most pleaaniit part of th?' city, nnm* r. I near Whitehall and the Battery. The Honse is I a rife, m I rominodionsly fitted up, command! a oi'illnwr> ttavil Family, Rtctivtd Ai#/if/v with Shouts oj laughter and Aj>jMautr, in thrlr vuriout SPLENDID COMIC PANTOMIME#, Ac THI9 EVENING ul> t'.tli. tin per'oti inn.rj mil culitlmriici- w I'll D'miaetti'. tin*' Ov.ltuh-, I.A KILLE 1)1 REGIMENT To be followed by the 'I' eani and daring ix-iformauii.- on THE Tir.HT ROI' by ibt- Until. A it.i Whuh, the celebrate Tableau* Vivint the ITALIAN BKIGANl)S. Chara.tera by the Kav. I K ?ii|y. Quarter of au honra inU*itniv.inii will be allotted lor ilrfresh rneiita ill tin- ?ti at it veil o'clock, tuiertaiulin tltv to CODim/lico at eight. J'_? I* A It Iv THE VfRE. THIS EVENING, Ju'v P, *iiI in p?i formed, A KI?S IN THE DARK Mr Petti bono. Mr Buck.ti.m Mr. IVuihon f, Mr* Barry" Ait* r .vl.icb, THE BELLE OK THE HOTEL. (Written mpr? lot Mi. Kit/willum) To ..uciitdi- tiiU Ml HI'11 IKK MAKING. Miliii* Mmr'tr, Mi? Ki zwillium i NirlmU- II i .icm* Doort 0(ieu at ?etm?tierfortniuite. Mill ccmtiU'-nre At !nll[ui?t ?e?m. Poles, 81?Pit, SO ccntv?Gallery, ?5 ti; t CHATHAM TllUATUK. THIS K\ KNI 5. wll h? pe* formed ih? pliy of WILD OATS. John Dory, J U Scott I June, Mrs Thome Hover, llield I Lady Amaranthe, 1 i?r ;?i rT cnnchnl wi'h A M B H r)SK l? W N N KTT. Ambrose (Iwiiiuutt, T borne I Lucy, Mrs H'*M Ned Gnyliug, 11 i d (rnu I Doors will open in future at a .it 8 o'clock pun- inally Dress circle, AO rcuts?25?Pit, I2fs?Priva^ l',? SU AMRHICAN AND OAKlHt S*. pORNEK OK BROADWAY AND ANN 8TKM.T Opiosite St. Paul's Church. ^1'LKMUl) NOYKLTJE*. The ma* ueei has engaged for this we? k only the t Ik popular perform ors Master Ditmoiid, the unrivalled Dancer. Mr Whitlorl', the Celt rated Maiijo I'Lvir. Mi- i Rosalie. the sdinired siiiKvr. Li Petite l-elcste. tint potxilar Diutea.se. Mr P Moiris, the "elebrriteu Coin?uM*lod*rf. The Mysterious Uijaty Oirl will remain a short Pi" l.^yer. She c*vn lie privately consulted as ran oracle el foreteller of future %i nu lliroii.liovt die Ja\. She i. the %rrr>.ii *t won r M the day. Balloon Asrcnjions ctery evening from ine (?ard?:i ou the top of the Museum. Day performance* every Wednesday ai.d K ttunlay, Commencing at i o'clock. AMi) exh biting, lltign thi iul'' .I decorated in a style, f taste and neatness, i. t to be *urpi.*-orl. It in the iut ii ?ion of the proprietors to nlrrge and v u. their collection of Figures and ent? rtaitnnents as Out a .1 ax often m time and circumstances imy permit, making it at ill tun? an interenfidg and pleasing resort for flic public at large. Admittance to the whole 25 cents. Kutrance No. 7 1-2 I) ?ikii y hi twin Butfnlo or Muni oral nml w.h to take Ruche.ter in their w.y, will |.|ease ad.l.e.s ihe subscriber. EDWIN DEAN. Rochester, July I, 1812. jyG Im ins*r RCH STREET THEATKKTin FhilwMpki*.-^Tu U the Arrll Street Theatre f..r rhe ...ainni nf 1119 ....I A y\7 to P. M. Lafourcadc, 100 Crown r.ircrt. AAML. BRAUHON, fkcTt-L-iv. PhiLdHphin, June 1, 1A42. je A Imi ARD.-MR8.FANNY F1TZWILLUM TV lv inform* hci liiewts and tin* public, that her FAREWELL BENEFIT, priortmie Lh Also w ill be i iesenteevrral Sonic*, and dance a burlesque Cracoru one. Bo* Book now open. j*. ttr I URNR88E9 BV THE I)AO! EIIHEOTVPE i HOL* CESS are taken at the room*, rornt r Broadway a?ut John street, in a superior style, with all the m.a!*m impn ,%rm .as, w ithout any regard to the weather, the result bcin*, alw av tin* same. Instructions in the above beautiful ait given, nnl appmnu furnished at a moderate price. N. B.?All the apparatus used in the business pi.iv be tilled at the above place; also, every d. ftcription of inifmaire cases, lenses, plates, Ktc Specine n? iu*V L?* aveu *it the io. ins at a y time during the day. iv:| ijIIoTOGUaiTTk on DA m:, litre he daily devote. his attention to takiu.' lilo by tie* shorn simple out beautiful and accurate process. Tin whole limn required Tor the completion of a true and certain like>ic?v doea not eaeeed si* or seven minute,, and Ilia method of tieiiuc the science i. of such a peculiar character thai it caiuiol lie ohitrueted, even by the moat cloud} or rainy weather. E. W. rlatt.r, hiliix lf that he can produce M hi ro. in* s. i of th most marcuificent specimens of D.j?ina'-en'.v,>c 1'crtruis taken by him that have et er been eietuted Aid. tne dt,cov*r> of the art. E. W. keep, constantly for sale he moat nnprotctl J>ai rreotype Amieratua, Plates, Lens, Miniature Cases, Pofli-.oini Materials, lie. N. B.?ins true tir a, will b? siyhu in the rhol rarapU'r'avt E. W.'s Koorn. fi.'i Broadway. I n* GYMNASIUM. FENCING AND SHOOTING GALLERY, &13 Broadicay* (roitirr of Anthony-sJ.) MOUttQl IN Las ihehoiur ol iufoimii.^ his frU in!* and the |>ublic iii ncrnl, that hi* ik w U'/rnp'ouam i-u win operation. It mi^ 1 irgc*' mJ he beat which been y f offered to the Ainfnui public. 'I he v?cin* are lAncr*i?? n, will be added a h!hi?ier bath, for the convenience of the Subscriber* to the Oyttiu.&aium. The Shooting Odler)' p iug entirely indej ndm* of the Gymnasium, person* waiting to pra? *>?c niafol f rhi? can do to without be?ng ?ub*eriber* to the Ov*i?.ii?.*tu n Fencing h saon* riven a? usual on*modani?e tern's. Oiwn at diy break, and cloae at half |**t lone *t ni^l.t. J??_lrn?r_ _ piano fortes MANUFACTUIIM) by A. II. OALKk f'O.JateN. V. I'iano Forte Co.?Purchaser* are invited to e*,minf iheii* eileiui e stock before purchasing elsew here, it rh^i. Nnufictory nnd Ware R>oins, Third A veuue, corner ?#i Thirteenth treef. R. Pri. s to ^1)1 I lie time*. J ?1 |>l a\ rORl E8 FOR HIRE -A va Piano Forte* arc comt.intly kept f >r hire at the rn .u'V*r>ry No. 41 West Fourteenth street, between ihc Fifth ?nd Ssxili avenue*. Alao, a good assortment of new Piano Fort'-*, of up?ti v lity, with octaves of rotwwood awl mahogany, for d* .t reduced price*. our D(u ill.:. M TION HA HPS J?. I, In ??e? at 3"i Broadway, vi rv U y.nl ?i n .1 H >rj> v?-ry fine and brilliant lom-il, ant! fiui.bed in 'lie nm*l tij tm.r and beautiful alyle. j\7 3.*r _ j. F. BHOWNK CO. Lm.l..ii .1.1 >..IVk. HORN'S PATH NT AlfOANP I..AM"n AND IVfPRUIAI UfTRV KliS rPHE Subscriber* would call the air.-ntioi. of tl^** rlitil lo t]..* f auiicrior qualities of tlu-ir gla?? fountain st.-HK ur I'*V ?r uj. inir, aide and other Lamps. Tneir k'v founts ins injf hoh-c.miductora never become heated like thoseof brass which ar nt B?C, consequently there is no expansion ol the contents or sonpo of uiicoiiaiiincil vapor into the room, wool I' dilfi rent from ?|itrn. gas or other cointatunda for illumination. Hori.'siM w (Jhcniu*ni Oil ia not O...V traiu>|?' and atail'lesa, hot devoid of n'ci,: ,,r smell during combustion, ami entirely I re e from smoke or .lunger of explosion, yielding a light which forstiadoos, intensity derma. and beauty cannot be .quailed by the b' st evioii t'-d hydrogengas. Thf the pcrsrn* cured, unanswerahly demo .-;r.? "?t tfi* Inoht invariably cure not only the ordinary I nrfifiid derane? nenta, such ?s biliout and I.ver attacks, hMs'ti *u 4 'ml oativeneaa^ aeroua and hit ion* lonaieM. dv*? f? 14, fMuU u? nt' distressing dia 'urbanerr of di.rs.u -11, I I nilimiiiatory rhruuiii' .r |r ir and i?cr :i initt* uft evera, jaundice, gravel, aerofula iiM.or*' ?W-e!? r% i.thfna, brouchcti*, ouin hcadaclc*, t? ua u v in. vealtncaa.eiyai.nU*, .mi H "M m >.on t tin* in the atdea, fchonlrterd, l? iaJ, ri hohc, palpitation of th^ I r??*i *t* earthly feeling 1* more hluaful ,N. or *a1e at moat of the dntgniita in the- city jell 2w cod ii#c y

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