The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
July 18, 1842
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MMMiMnaM* KiiiDUia^tuiciil to (lit* Afllictcd. __ '?t7"UK. IillA.NDRk.TH w int. no College ?UO IliklltUtlCl ne?e bodfv whether corpoitte or oJit-rwist, atwa>? h?* lUe iiltini*4e o|?iivekk!oa of thr tiblic in view. Bewne r* all profridta corpoi41 f boilir.?there it always tlatu;er froth?-ui:lnr> arc o;?pt to tb? Hfirit uf Liberty, whether id Pi Iiln\k or hi iltcMe W READ! KEFLECT!! K"'._'4 1'siii.u 8ui utt, IIiihiJ, M>?? j !g July fcth. I#t?. S P-llr*|Hrcled r itrud-?A short iltK'tii'tlul) ul a wmitlcriul cur* of which I waa the subiect, was giveu jiiiour other facts, mor llian a year *1 net-, in rep to a letter addressed to thla society requesting an opinion of X)r. Bravdreth's Pills. The Docto happeuii.g to teceive. and publish the letter.l have hem repeat edly reoutoed to cite more |iartieularly my owu impression, with which request I now comply from a aenae of duty. I had occasionally doctor* d tor thedarttterout and distrraam liumora dearrihed in that letter, ever aince I an siilvrn tear old, (my atte ii now li'ty-sis.j For fifteen or twenty years l*? it his heeti etreediiivlv troublesome, and every ?|innif I w? obliged to naoit to the varioua rrmediea usually prescrtbnd.bu no cure wu effected, nud the hack part of my neck and heat was in a *no?t drew Iful condition, the proi|>ect of trruiiuatin my life by the ravages of that insufferable scour** of humani ty, tlie cancerous humor, was eertaiuly prevented bv the tim* ly ami persevering use of Dr. Brandreth's Medicine. Bui 1 have been reijuested toatate iwiticuiarly the effect of this medicine in my caae. To a |ierson who has been bleat with a mild, pie o louit athe genuine Brwndeth I'ilUcaul r had. I eon,dude tli >t the change effected iu my system is apparent |y PERMANENT and EFFECTUAL Hid such is my ronfe deuce ill the inrdirine tint I do invariably recommend it iual cases, to lie used according to the directions, p Besides tny ow n. several rases hjvecotnc within my itnmedt ate knowledge, which, if represented, would give ahundan' evidence of tin 'salutary effects of Dr. Brindreth'a m dlcine. The OrNnwr Pills are known to be harmless, therefore I u>: ci st to all suffeiing from disease, purify vouibl *od by a i?hjh useif them. MARV H. OROSVENOK. fVwrvr*c THE BRANDRETH PILLS are sold *at 25 rents per box, with directions, at the foil, w ills places in New York. DR. BRANDRETH'8 PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 211 Broadway, h twrrti Park Place and Murray st. Bowery oilier, 271 Bowery 189)* Hudson street. f Remember D Brandretr.'s Office, in the BOWERY, is 27L NOT 2*6. THE HAIR.?It has been demonstrated'that oils and nil oily mixtures are positively injurious to the human hair. Spirituous preparations, extracts of tonic roots and stimulants, strengthen the roots, and cause the hair to grow rapidly of its natural color; and if the grey-or dead hairs are plucked out, they will not come in grey when using a proper application to keep the hair free from scurf, and stimulate the roots to action. All oily niattei has a directly contrary effect, relaxing and debilitating the very vessels that should be strengthened. The Balm of Columbia we have heard extolled far above any other article for this purpose; aud the fact is notorious that it is becoming an iudispetisabin article for the toilette, and ol thn ladies in particular. Its jierfume makes it a detirahh article to all, whether the hair needs preservation or not. It causes the hair to grow fast and curl beautifully. There is an immense quantity of this article sold. Those who have used other articles, have abandoned them for this. This is the only original article, and no recent invention has yet began to equal it. We say all this from a sincere conviction of its truth. Call at 71 Maiden lane, whero it may be had. QtJ- MANY HUNDREDS (PERHAPS THOUSANDS) of |iersong have contracted coughs or colds (or perhaju in some other way affected their weak constitutions) in the course of the last two or three days, that will lie the means ol reducing them to a bed of sickness, and, in mans ctuca, ii mat iiiui e iu mem a oeu 01 oeain, unless they immediately, upon the first symptoms ol cough or illness, procure some of the Compound Extract of Horehouml Candy, manufactured l>y John Pease k Son, 45 Division street. Kor the cure of coughs, colds, asthmas, whooping cough, catarrh and consumption in its primary stages, it has been used by the medical faculty in this country und in Europe, as their own opinions, which have been published, will prove. Its efficacy in removing coughs and colds, and healing and easing the diseases of the lungs, whether a'isiug from exposure to cold, or uncommon exertion in speak ng, is sufficiently proved by the certificates of the most eminent clergymen of the day, as well as mem. hers of Congress and the State legislature. It is an excellent article for purifying the blood and cleansing the syr. tern we say w ith all the confidence of those who have proved its virtues, to those suffering with diseases,whether slight or dangerous, lose uot a moment, but speedily obtain and use some of Pease's Horehouud Candy. Tliey have agents at 9 State street, Boston; .17 State street, A'bany; S7 Dock street, Philadelphia; 239 Broad street, Newark, New Jersey; 110 Baltimoie street, Baltimore, Md.; 26 St. Charles street, New Orleans, La.; Louisville, Kentucky, Cincinnati, Ohio. ft?- SHERMAN S LOZENGES ARE NOT 1NFALlibit for rainy weather. Although rainy weather makes sale for enormous quantities, thev cure so quick, and are so easily taken, gives them a decided preference over all other medicines. Dr. Sherman's warehouse is at 106 Nassail street, N. Y. Agents, 8 State street, Bostou, and 3 Ledger Buildings, Phi ladelph'a. N. B.-THERE IS NO DOUBT IN OUR MINDS that Henry Brow n, now exhibiting at the National Museum, corner Bowery and Division street, is one of the greatest Skeletons that ever has, or can hereafter be endowed with orguns sufficient to keep life in the body. Strange as this may appear.it is nevertheless true, ourselves having lieen an eye-witness to the truth of it; the public may rest assured this is no exaggeration. We say, go and see for yourselves. Q&- VAUXHALL GARDEN?We call the attention of our renders to the new entertainments at this Garden The grand Chinese Ball takes place every night. Dancing can be here enjoyed three hours in a most delightful manner, every evenii g. Then look at the attractions of the Saloon?J. P. Browne is himself a host, in two of his best characters, a portion of the Park Theatre company to sus. tain him. This cntrrtainment is offered for twenty-five cents admittance. The manager need not fear the success of the undertaking. Every liody is going to attend. The null at Vauxhall to-night must convince him his efforts to please are successful. (%J- AMERICAN MUSEUM?Decidedly the best attractions for the money to he found in the city are presented at the American Museum. The beautiful model ol the city ol Dublin remains here another week also Wiu chi'll.thc best Yankee delineator in America Whitlock, the Banjo Player; Diamond, the Negro Dancer: Miss Rosalie, Celeste, the Uipsey Girl, and hosts of other novelties. Balloon ascensions from the Garden, top of the Museum, every evening at 10 o'clock, and day performances every Wodncsday and Saturday afternoon at four o'clock. 00-CHVTHAM THEATRE.-A career of brilliant success (till attends this theatre. Other similar establishments are in a languid state, while the Chatham is in the full vigor of success. This evening Yankee Hill, whose rich peculiarities, have causeJ us many a hearty laugh, commences a limited engagement, and produces his admirable pieces of the Orecn Mountain Boy, and a Wife for a Day. Mr. Scott, and the entire Company appear in the farce of UnpleasantiThoughts. And the performances will terminate with Woods'drama of the Muleteer of Palermo. City Despatch Foot, 48 WiLLiass Stbkf.T. PaisciriL Orrics.?Letters deposited before half-past 8, half-past 13, and half past 3 o'clock, will be sent out lor delivery at 9, I, and 4 o'clock. Ritanrii Orrices?Letters deposited before 7,11, and 9 o'clock, will besentout for delivery at 9, l,and 4 o'clock. ALEX. M. ORKIO, Agent. MONEY MARKET. Sunday, July 17?0 H, M. The State tax of Pennsylvania paid in according to the report of the Treasurer, amounts to $6.19,493. The banks of Virginia are to resume on the l.Mh of September, according to the resolutions of the bank con vention, held at Richmond, on the lltli inst. The meet ing was addressed by the chairman, Dr. John Brockenhrongh, to the eflect that the poor banks of Virginia are a very sulfering and much abused collection of institutions. The Dr. expressed his conviction that people of Virginia were far from desiring to injure their institutions. He is no doubt right, nnd hail reason to think so,as the people had stood the bamhooaling of the banks for nearly five years without grumbling much. The chairman made .v. menu, ,?c U mil ui wmid l> liui ??i paipi.Me, however, as follow* I nm aware, that strong prejudice* have been excited against the bunk* and their manager*. To them all the sufferings ol the country have been attributed in a very nummary way by superficial observer*. They may take their ju*t 'hare ol this charge and (till leave much blame to othera. They arc not the constituted guardians of the people or ol legislative bodies; on the contrary, they are the mere creature* of both. They did not authorise tho establishment of nine hundred banks in the United States. They did not create State debts to upwards of two (hundreds of millions of dollars. Thev did originate the numberless speculations Into which men thought proper to engage. They have been swept along wilh the public current, and were not the sourre of it To change the figure, if they have been intoxicated by the spirit of the times, Temperance is now the order ol the day, and they must take care not to furnish the means of excess to others. It may seem that the circulation of tlio two older banks is still too much extended; but w hen the wide-spread field of circulation in Virginia and the adjacent States is considered, no danger need be apprehended from that cause?csjiecially, a* reduction in that circulation is in progress, and a considerable proportion of it must, ia the course of thirty and forty vears, hasbeen destroyed. The whole amount of circulating note ol all the banks in Virginiu but little exreeda six millions ol dollars?nn amount, certainly not too great tor the regular business of thu State. The impatience ot the public under bank oppression, is graced with the name of "prejudice against the hanks."? The people always entertain prtjudicei against those who deprive them ol Ihvir rights. It is a little nngrnteltl^ however, to sneer at legislative bodies, after the banks have procured repeated iiiduigenries for their dishonesty Irom those bodies. He then states that "the institution did not create State debts," and "did not originate speculations." lu this the public, and all regular bu iness men, will differ from the chairman. The hanks have long since boon convicted as the causes, not only of ihe disaster* of the past lew years that have overtaken the commercial w orld, but of the corruption that has crept into tho legislative bodies which the chairman affects not to control-? 11 the state of I'euiisylvaui* thi* corruption has be?i fi o-ed t>) legislative committee, and ;il? able chart man dr. Sharswood. shows that the V. b. Bank alone spen$131,170 for corrupt pur|?ses, in 1S40. AuJ moreover th' t'lljowiug paragraph appear* in the'report:? They call attention, koa i't it, to the evidence of Jona t'ian Patterson, i>" cm the tetb i ;iie hank, who prove MUteolli i of .it 'i In i fticers, at or shou :he vury pi no ot ike rm hartei, !i withdraw I of whicl i urn the bank, ua, attempted to be concealed by a lalsr utry on the book*. How very diaintereited ol these banks to incur such rouble'and expense, in order to be allowed "to rclievt he people." The follow ing is a comparative statement of the Bank of the Valley of Virginia B?nw or thi: V*u rv or Viui.im. July 1812. July 1411 i"V 'r n i $285,827 $itm,2?.t Notes ol ft itiki incorporated by tile State. 177,172 70 20 Nosesor Banks incsrpomieil elsewhere, 21,878 71,11 7ae Iriim other Bruits, 211,716 100,65 Xu*.. duouantej, 1,725 610 l.:r77.l lulaii I bills discounted, 13,711 211,try ?f" Commonwealth ?f Virginia, payableil5ili Oeceiubrr, 1812, 25,000 Band account, 1:1.371 13.87: Stock purchased to secure a debt, 15,000 15,m 1 tieal estate, 17.138 3r.I'e Doubtful ilwbu, 6,881 1 973,1 11 2.191,71* lapitsl stock, old. CM 000 690,01)1 Do uew 380.000 387.10' irrtiltiion, 023,171 830.01 Do- lo Buiks, 3'."t i, u.?unl- a t**; 3,88 tiiiteiitfuiul, 33,010 36,89 Nr.t i>rofu?, 30 273 3 ,16 Deposit money, 13^,3)1 160,101 in transitu, SI.073,111 2,191,780 Tlii* concern which for a long tinfe ha* not paid it* lelit*, ha* had the presumption to declare und pay a divilend oi three per cent on the 3d instant, and divide tmong its stockholders. The follow ing is a statement ol the available means and immmcdiate liabilities at four periods Jan. 1611, July. 1811. May. 1612. July. 1612 Available means, 611,818 331,318 106,177 iOI,77l linmed'e liabilities, I,(H0,2I3 1,087,837 399 613 800,30 Excess liabilities, 398,303 173,180 333,138 203,371 This concern, it appear*, after the failure of the I'. FBank in February, 1941, assuming thut resnmption would be put oil to a very distant day, rapidly expanded in defiance of all sound judgment, and not until the state of public opinion last spring admonished it of the danger of it* course, did it pursue a proper line of conduct and curtail iU business. The rate of exohange or the depreciation of Virginia bills, followed this movement of the banks, and ha* fallen from 12 per cent in April to 3 per cent, the present rate. The committee now state that they uiticipatc The day fixed by law for resumption,'in order to remove the impression that they would not pay specie until coerced by law. The slate of atf.iir* in New Orleans since the failure of Union, and Mechanics' and Traders' Bank, is very embur raising. No bank receives on dcpositcor in payment ?f debts, any paper but its own. The holder of any discriptiou ol paper is, therelore, obliged to sell it, and buy the discription that he requires. City and State Bank paper, for instance, ranks about the same value but a man having State Bank paper on hand and a note to pay at the City Bank, cannot sell his State paper better than 90 per cent discount, and when he goes to buy City Bank notes, cannot procure them at better than 13 per coat, thus losing five per cent on one kind of paper in exchange for another really of equal value. The value of the paper of different hanks, therefore, varies hourly, according to the payments that are made at each hank- If large payments fall due at the City, and moderate ones at the Statu, the hills ot the former hank are in request, and those of other hanks arc a drug. Tinprice of the former rises, and the latter declines. The next day the reverse muy he the case, and the price of the State will rise, and those of the City decline. The public thus get ground between two stones, ami fleeced out of their last shilling. WhyT Because iniquitous legislation chose to permit insolvent banks to go on issuing irredeemable paper as a currency in defiance of even common honusty.and then when these institutions come forward to pay specie, and boldly take a stand in order to restore a better state of things, they were suffered to be victimized by the broken banks. Had honest legislators passed just laws> those swindling banks would have been wound up as soon as they suspended, and the well conducted institutions would have been at liberty to pursue an honorable line of conduct. New Orleans like New Vork, would then hate been in possession of a sound currency, and industry have received the just reward of its labor. Oltlcial statements of the Island of Cuba, give the iollowing figures in relation to its trade for three years Co listener, or I t ha. F.xro>t*. 1819. 1841). 1811. Codec, 1,989,'60 2,11:1,871 1,120.1124 Himar. 0 1 Totil export*, IMM.07 ti.'jMhw! l)ntits anil taxes, IO,13t>,bUO 11,917,20!) This gives a general improvement in the state of the husinuss, being an aggregute increase of near $1,000,U00 or 5 per cent in the exports, and of near 20 per cent in the revenues of the Island. Died. On Sunday, 17th inst. after a short illness, Emily, wife of John B. McPherton, in the 29th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family .also those of her brother, John Short, are respectfully invited to a tend her funeral, this afternoon (Monday) at fouro'clock, from her la e residence,70 Ludlow street. On Sunday afternoon, at New Brighton, in the 6tli year ol her age, Anx* Many, daughtero Ralph Clark. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to nd the funeral on Monday ('his) afternoon, at five o'clock precisely, from the residence of her grandfather, 'ames Bogcrt, Jr., Esq., No. 46 Bleeckcr street, without further invitation. Passengers Arrived. Hatns:?Ship Lorena?J B Wahlruk and servant, V L Wi rnburg and seiiant, P Auguern, P Btyley, lady and elnhl? 10'J in the sleernar. Mobile?Ship Maitha Washington?(} Wood, lady and rhild, Madame H Human. E Hall, J L Bliss. O A Arnold, G L Svrrill, M Brniht, Jr., E W lrm? O A Woodbury, O Furoess, F A Robhiii*. M W Rotilston, II Hall, Mobile; J ones S Scott, S While, N Or leans?2 in the steerage. Passengers Hailed. Lirrarooi.?Packet ship Sheffield?P A Fletcher, of New Vorfct GusLivus Dakin, R O Redward, Vera Crui: John flraham, Liverpool; Samuel Butler, London: Mr Buchanan, England; Cap! l'elford, 56lh regiment B A; Capl Amslie, 93d leglment Highlanders. Foreign Importatlotis. Havsic?Ship Lorena?100 bkts OailNrd k Emburv?6 pkgPoiricr Frrres?2 F. Chemhieliiic li CO?I Merian A llenard? I H Seybrrt?II (i B.reur?(> Meyer A Htiiekeu?1 Bull, n A Honeler?I Haniden A Co?16 J Michael A son. Domestic Importations. Mosilv?Slop Martha Wssli niton?1 bale rotlon Persse A B iHiks?26 Olden Ferguson A co?16 J Lee A eo? III Mill. r. I (jotiiu at co?10 Hoortnaii Jolitison U ro?6 Noon.ni? 10 Win BloorigooaJ?8 Rnt*?rt (k William*?J Wood. Johnston Ik Biirntt ?28 R Imn?lo Hick* Ikco?J6 Suirtcc* fit (-Icarman?20 DaniHs Ik Brother*?101 Holhrook ft Nelton?20 I Ik I11) |.U,s iiki 4c Siur^f-. St lr ami am?1' h tlr. n .>n to order. MARITIME HERALD. To Ship NuIcn. We ahull esteem it favor.if eantaina of trm Is arriving litre, will give to Commodore W. A. Baaaetl, of our newa fleet, a report or the uliiftpint; left at the |>ort whence they tailed, ;he vesaela apokeu on their pasaage, a list of their raryo, and any foreign nrwa|ia|>ers t'.ey may nave. Commodore Bns.it will board ihcin immediately on their arrival. We will reciprocate the favor in any way. To Correspondents Abroad. Our correspondent. in foreign |>orts are reapectfolly re.jnealed to send by even*.vessel all the marine intelligence they ran obtain. Nautical information of any kind, from any oue residing at home or abroad, will be thankfully received. PORT OF WKW YORK. Jl'ItY IK, sun sitsi (3 I noon .36 situ eyre if i micih witci I 31 Arrived. Ship Lorena, Uniuhart, from Havre, Jiim?- 10, withmdae, to K. IV llurlhut St Co. Illh inst. apoke aclir Erie, 3 da>a out I'm Msrbleheail, fiahipg?wished lobe reiwirtrd. Ship Martha Washington, Tyl r, 20diyi from Mobile, with cotton, to Sturgea St Clearrnan. Hamburg brig Robert St Louise, i oss, OOdiyi from Him uurit, wiiii mini-, to >iotr m mintr?z.'i an r?f on i Bnti-h brig Dew Drop, Fowler, 27 daya from St. J..Ion, Nr in ballast, to J. It O. Laurie. Below. One ahip. one bark, two brig*. Wiml NW. Sailed. Slops Sheffield, Allen, Liverpool; Bnritnn.lv,Wotten, Havre; Leander, Halifai. The IJ. 9. friv.ile Columbia, for Rude Janeiro, anchored in the lower bay. Whalemen, Sailed from Falmouth July II, Brunette, for the Atlantic Ocean. Spoken, Joly ft, on tin- SE. pari of Oeorues, Arainin, II diva fioin I'rm iuet'toH n, bbw. Foreign Porta. o' r-.8''1 fred Pearl, New York; Edw Preble, rhilidrlphia; lOin, lole, New Yorki llth. Napoleon, Aleian| (Irid. ..''L,c* aT, Jul y 8? Sid Tremont, Bermuda; Kith, Pharaalia, Ft Orleans; Pionee,, NYn-k. initra, July te?Ch| Ellen Jamea, (new Charleston. PoaTLaWP, July l?-?;|d American, Trinidad. Arr l?h, Fredonia, I lioma.ton for NYorh. Ppar.m t th. July It?Arr Wrn E Bird, Frank forC La. Nr.wnrnrrpaT, July IJ-CId Herald, St Johns, Pfe. AnU Sflgite was 111 the b iv all the afternoon. Sslv.W, July li?Cld Eaale, (Vara and a mkt. Boitoi*, July 10?Arr South Carolina, Lirerponl; Lucy, Pernambneo; Joe Balcli, Baltimore; Testa, Philadelphia. Sir nal for a brig. Cld Caledonia. (aFLiverpool; Emily Wild-,, Malaya; Wm Wilton. Philadelphia. Hoi.wn Hoi.r. July; II?In port, Qen Marion, New Yr rk for Harps well; Franklin, do for Bath, Sid llth, Robt Brnee, Bneton for Fredericksburg. i fol> ij?Air Kunl; Afbtn) Yorftt*?Nl I inn h Nfcwyofcf JiiL I.'?? A 11 i ilh. Moiilfcotttei v Wairrii toi 11? Villi' I .11 IL i foi I lul -dr!, In i 1 I'H Mi i l Excel Irui foi ao *b R 1 iif t i, ,i. Ml I b Amboj. I'lllLAur lfhu, Jul) 16?Arr Auu Elitm, Mirncoibo; Henry. s'i w Bedford. UiLTiMoak, J ul 16?C IJ Emily Ellicolt, La Guiyra an? iU-11 'lliiiiilf.il Br i mud a Lad) Warrington Peters burg. ?oiu'olk, July 11?8M Mary Jane.N York; Enyire. do. Wilmington, NC. July 11? Arr Wa?hiugtGii, NYork. Cm it (inn Maria, Curacoa. Savannah, July II?Arr M.ulict n, NYork; Philura, do. FORTUilUfcl^K FEMALE PlLi^S. PIIKSK far-fiined and celebrated Pills, from J ortugal, ar? I we pettaivc, to l* obtained iu tin. country. See advertise I tnt on the last column of fourth i*tgo. m3 U rVR. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON ha* remove. his Consulting Ornci, to No. 3 Hkuald Bl'IldUK* ?rner ul' N'-twci ,n..| Kill' n >r lm ill* c IIOl'STON'. M D DENTlST-IIu removed toU 1 Broadway, bet wet a Park Place and Murray aire ft. je29eodlm*r J JOR DR. KEl/Cllf \VAN(iElPf Compound Che mica 1 nale Oil Soap, infallible I'oivou for Bedbugs, Moths,Rat 'oc broaches, Flies. Ants, Moscnetoes, lor hi* Fly Paper, au n his numerous chemical preparations, *ee last page. j\ 7 Iinis*c 1 LIT ANTED? K taiti Mb ig girl In I k wv of chil* dren. Good reference given. Apply to No. II Stone Sr. jy 17 2t ec ___ _ OITI ATIOX WANTEI) i?\ two respectable young girls"** s, uii fnuei, oi todo B?m i .1 houst w irk. Ptcasc apply *t Pcck Sli i\ it ONE CENT REWARD?A mulatto boy about 15 year* o' dg?t, named Albert C. Clapp, cue of his eyes a little smaller hio tJtaother.nui sway Irom thesubacribnr Suuil.i\ l *st. Tbii is to forbid all persons from huboring or trusting *a?d l?ov on nv account ROBERT FINDLAY. Westchester, J I jy!4 lw?r DAI Kc.T SHIP Hi NfftVlCLE h N.-w Ovfrniia, ii t- disehirgini; it ThorneV. Wharf, Brooklyn. Coasiguvcs will please att. rvi to receipt of their good* immediately j) 13 c DILLS OF EXCHANGE o i V.lliSiu f Fug land; I.cl.nd, L> and Scotland, ou to an) mount, for sale h> S. J, SYLVESTER. ji6r 22 Wall street, and 130 B oadw SINGLE GENT LEMEN?An ?leganl anile ofRoom 1 enn be obtained with dr without B mi on tbn lat or Sd a! fC White street. ALo, hii up,?rr Room, on ?r? "ate arms. jy 12 linr i J OAR DING.?A IVmi xeleci boarder* will be taken in a *?*n U tee I auil respectable family. Annlv at No. 204 Fulton ?U in 7 TMi> "fxiox."THE fir?t uuinber of thi* pap. i will be pubU?hrd This Evr aloe, No. 184 Fulton itn ?i m xt to th# Bun orooc. AdvertiviiH'iiN should be sen: in early. Tin* first uum? ?r will by generally circulated, ami thoae ni-dunu tlie paper Its ft at their Iioqmi wUJ pleiM -1* n tici to t!.? ctrrwi ?-r liive thoti ii dm rod adon -1 it tin- ones. .1IIU *r A VOl*NO MAN AND A BOY were drowned by *x- tin ujxettinu ?>f a row boat off Governoi'i Inland, on Sunlay, |7th msl and have not been found since. The young roan i 80 years old, i ithei thick set, about A feet t inches in h Sght ?had 1 .i pair of light i y gatnbn ijlpaiitali ins, la yellow rest, and wss at the tiote Without coat. The boy Wis 4 yi n if ige,had istraw hat tied under ins chin, and a gamoroon frock coat and paiililoow. A handsome reward will be paid to any person giving information that will lead to die recovery of theii bodies by Um ii af:!i ted n let ions, at No. 116 Willi un fyig it*k I?IFT\ DOLLARS REWARD.?The femS oTtE |u scribei, No.53 Warren street, was entered during the night f the 15tl? instant, ;?ud the following r ides of French mamictured silvi tolen iberefront; via. i It.:- oilvei W trr Pitcher?llieavj Sail id Dish. 10inches diameter, marked O.A; H heavy Silver Fable Hpooij, mark-d A. 8 heavy Silvei Forks, marked G. A. 0 Silver Tea Spoons some not marked I large Soup Spoon, and 2 Salt Sro?ns, marked O. A. 1 mall Fork, marked W. O I Silver Pap Cup, marked K.C.S. child* Silver Mug, and 1 Mustard Spoon, no mark. Pawnbrokers rod others an n iu ited to itou thi same.? Tha ibovs reward ww be paid foi tlu recover) or the said ar* tteles or in proportion i?'i an) part e( tin n a h It^ec NICHOLAS GILBERT. A T A MKETINOof tlie UKI'l BLU A.nS of Fourteenth /V Ward, friendly to the OcQfral Administration, held a' Voc.l Hall,212 Or ml street, on Saturday EveuitiK, Ihtli in.tant, WM. S. Ml'NDY w?> called to the Ch.ir ,ed to the di.tiibution of the public lands at this time, when for every dollar distributed the p. ople must he additionally taxed. Resr Ived, That holiest measures can le- sustained upon their wn merits, and that thervfore it is a fraud to try to iorce distribution by annexing it to so necessary a measure as ttic T ari ft. VVM H. MI' ll AEL8, JAS. BOUERT, M. O't UNMfK, ROUT. SAND'S, UEN'J. DUTCHKR. Were ap|>oiiited delegates to meet in Convention at Miliuiy Hall. Resolved,Tnal the proceedings of this meeting he published iu the Sun, Herald, and Uuiou. W. S. MUNDAY, Chairman. Micitsr.!. O't'oSNon, Secretary. jyl7lt*c SAND'S S AI ISA PA HI L LA. [N oflVrinic to the public new prf|?ratiou of Ssrsaparills, it is with much pleasure the subscribers are able to state that tfter devoting yean to laborious chen ic.d experiments, thev have succeeded in extracting the essential prim ij lea oil which the active virtu*s of SarjaparilU depend; by the oust ruction >f a new, scientific, and ingenious appir*Lu?, inv. ted expressly for this purpose?dip successful O|>er?liou of hiih in extracting the virtues of the tri'K Sar*upa.illa, ren r* it one of the greatest discoveries of the age; ami after ag. n rotnbiuiny this extract with other articles selected from the M.itcri i Medi ca. it is farmed into a compound that has been proved by practical experience to {tosses* the iin|>oitant power of immediate!) irrestintf the progress of disease and restoring the patient to peHe-. A. B. It l>. Bands, 19 Pulton t* o d Id. nd by D. Sands, 77 East Broadway, cor. Market street. Price $1. jy|7 lui#c 17ACTS ARK STUBBORN THINGS. It i. Uct ihtt 1 Gourauii'a Poudrr Subiilr will jx-rmanrntlv eradicate .11 hair from the |>ait where it is idied, wiihont tnn B n Jord in. f Milk it Phil i Jt Iplna, Mfi B own, 79 Chestnut ?t. jy 17 hn r A BOAT RACK >\ill take place at tli*- Klysinn Fields, i Hob .k. n. on W( dot la Jtih UU1 A prize of $60 all In- given to four oared race boat*. Kutrinci (lOeidi, which will bj idotd to tltr prixe, tad given to (lie winning boat. Also, a prize of $2.) will be uivr~n for a race I betwe n 19 ibot working boata; Una tpriso will be ir for Jl m kin.' boats not ei edinr JO foot in length. All boats wi h* ing toi r i" i this r 14 will pis ia to nts ron irbs I n Satoi day, the 23.1 iustsnt, a* no boat* will be allowed to enter after this date. (itntlrmen wishing r? nter their boats, will please to nppl\ to W. McCARTY, at the Klysian Ki. Ms, Hoboxen. j\ I 1 lw*c CAST OFF CLOTHING. GKNTLKMKN or Fam lies laying itidc article* of wearing apparel, and wishing to dispose of the same for oa*l?, mi obtain frcyn the sulrscribei 20 per cent more thau from any oth-*r person. To ladies and gentlemen abont leaving the city b? ing cncinn- I Iterrd with a superfluous wardrobe, will find it much to their advantage to send for the subscriber, who will attend tiiein at their resilience by appointor nr. A line addressed to BOX 107 LOYVKR TOST OFFICK, will he punctually at ten* fd to. i i REWARD will i. given 1 If Jpc/v/ person or person*, who will deliver into her I and* a person calling himself SAMUEL CUM MING, from Peters- j nnrg, Viiginia. supposed to have left this cit> yesterday after noon for the city of New York. The said Cttmming is from to to 35 years of age about five feet six or seven inches in height, dull hair, small Mark eyes, R im.iii nose, bad teeth, a scar over i his left eye, various an on bis hands, ami of good addon. The taidC mum ing am iged himself f?> mam yoaagladyol this eitv, and under thu rUgaaement he oh ained from her a Gold Watc h and King, and Silk Umbrella?or a projiortaou of the above reward will he given for the return of the above mentioned *r*icle*. The New Yotk Herald and Baltimore Hun will insert the above three time*, .ni l charge l.-tlnff Office. 16 3t r pvOf TOR BITKKLI W tko bis ren a legal pi eti U tiofirr fW man} ye*i* in tins city, may be privately consulted at bis office, JfflI Fnlt ?'i street. Those w'to |.ti. themselves under Ins nn wdl be treated with safe and ra?iut j means, and may b*v- ee irin and n? edy cures wnranted witt.oat the use "f Hi rtiry. Dr. B.'s pstieius are always plvaaad with litest ilinutt they fefeivr. j\l6::t?r CROTON WATER I \THS, No. 600 Broadway ?The proprietor of the Broadway B silts Ins the pleasure to anno* nee to tlie public that he i is now prepared for tlit-ir reception with suitable attendant*. jy 12 iw ii*rr HKNBY DURF.LL. sfofe /iifc jifit jiUfc PASSATJKTROM P.NOl.ANP, HIKI.AND, SCOTLAND AM) WALF.9. PK.nsONS desirous of making engagrineiits for fiiends to emigrate from the Old Country to the United Smi i. and who may wi?h to irctire for them despatch and comfort able accommodations, w ill find it their interest to apply to the subscribers, wrlio arc at all time* pre|wrrd to make sueli arrangement* as will (TUarantej satisfaction. The reaeela composing Ilia line are allot tbefirsl rlaaa, one of which liarea Liter|SOJ weekly. consequently all delay at the port of rinbnrkation 11 (voided. A* has always been customary with this line, when hose settled for decline coming out, the |*t?sait money ia refunded, willing any deduction. Passage |,er steam from the rarioua |?uu of Ireland and Scotland, can lik wise he aclured. For further par'icnlars apply to SAMUEL THOV'ON. Old Established Ikawr Omce,2' art at., C. tmi.MdllAW 10 (b-tee Piazzas, I rernool. Kiehange or drafts at sight, and for any amount, i -it lik' wist No furnished on the National Hauls of Ireland. Northern Ranisnot Co., National Bnntl ol tsrotmno, nayaote at an Inetr reapertie,-branches: alto, on R- C. Olyn at Co., Bankers, Lontlini. nil C, firiinaliaw N i.uerpoo' mS lni?e Aftit PASSAOK FOR I.OMION-I'srket the gmh wMRPW July?The aplrndid faat sailing Packet ship HKNDJwmhSi HICK HUDSON, Cat t. Morgan, will sail as abore, her regular day. Has splendid accomodations for ealnn, second cabin and steerage passeng. ra, who will lie taken at moderate rates if earlyapplieatinn is made to jy 14 c JOHN HRRDMAN.ei South ?t. n UI ROAD LiNr. i viblUil* lOU SCHOOLEV'S MOUNTAIN, EASTON, OWEOO, 1THICA AND OK.NEVA VIORRIS AND Essex RAILRO VD? New tag unneiiciuc July !J. 11 L1 L avII board the boat. Fare through to Bchoo ley's Moiinlaiu, $2,25 I K niton, $2.00 Beihelen, ii,li M Allenfown, $3,00 I N D~Kttnu provided at the shortest notice. S?'l'his route on account of the short distance by roaches commends itsell to the public patronage as being by ft Hal- 1 low ell, to convey pass JuTr* to Align at a, W it* rville, Bmgor. Belfast and Quebec. Irhons travelling for pleasure will tiiui fewf pleasantrr routes than this one to Quebec, as it runs thrugh n country abounding in beautiful acetien?the roads arc good, and the hotels well kept?the distance 2i0 miles, j 10 2m* c EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY DIRECT, i iBdlifll &e\ .At seven o'clock, P. A|., from the steamboat Afrs i'1*r between Court!.indt and Liberty streets. i y Iff ?L The steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. I L. W. tirain.trd, leaves the above pier Monday, Wednesday, mill Friday at seven o'clock P. M. The steamboat ROCHESTER, Cvpt. A. Ht. John, leaves the above pier Tuesday, Thursday auil Saturday afternoon, at seven o'clock. The above boats are new and substantial are furnished with elegant state rooms, and in every resjiectareu usurp&sst d among the Hudson River steamers. J For passage or freight, apply oil board, or to P. C. SCHULTE, 1 At the office oh the wliart. or on hoard, Passengers taking this line of boat*, w ill at all times arrive at Albany in time for the first train of cars for the east and west. i y 4 J .%iw' MAfiMKU KNT EXGl KSION OF (Oy- i^"py PLEASURE to Sault Ste Mane. Mackinac. I iififs T 1 Bay, and the Indian Settlements. The snleedid low pressure steamboat BUFF ALO, Captain Levi Allen, will leave Buffalo on the above desirable nleastire i trii> on Thursday, July 21st, at 10 o'clock A. M. provided with a line hand of music, and every' thing lint can reu.b r the trip i tlesirable and pleasant* The passage round, from Buffa'o and back, is fixed at the low price of $2t?v iher ports in proper- I lion. Passage or State Rooms may be secured by application on board, oi o M. Reed's office; Buff*lo. ieS4 {jytl .MTi jgg* PLEASANT AND HEALTHY EX fl^TtfJTJsCURBIONB KVr.RY AFTERNOON TO X=aEaL.FORT HAMILTON, BATII, CONEY I SLA N1) A N I) NEW BRIGHTON?The commodious steamboat GENERAL JACKSON, Capt. Tobias, will commence on her regular trips to the above places on Sunday alterternoon. June 26tn, and run every Monday, Wednesday. Thursday, Saturday and Sunday; utid the steamboat NAPOLEON, Capt. Haricot, will run on every Tuesday and Friday during the sea ;on, leaving the foot f Chambers street at a tpiaifer before 2 o'clock, Hammond street at 2, Canal street at a quarter past 2, Market street at 2'L and pier No. I North river it 3 o'clock, remaining a sufficient time at Fort Hamilton lor those who may wish to view that extensive fortification and the adjacent country. The lioat will then nroceed to Buh and Coney Island, to land those who mty beacsirouaof visiting either of these healthy retreats. And then make an excursion around the lower parr of o ir truly noble hay, and return for those who may have Glided at either of the above places, and then cros? over t? New Bri :hlon, stopping i sufficient time al that place, and returning to the city at an early hour. Fare tell W v it pi. 1 ':;ir 1 FOR LIV ERPOO L?Recuhu k. of the 90fh MTvrJrV July?T'.? ?jd* tidid fast sailing pnket ship HEN- i '4 it iUIM1'b HUDSON, Captain Ho\ will sul a* 1 aim* e. This ship's accommodation* for cabin, second cabin and s ecr- j age i iv engers are fitted up in a Very superior >l le, and lagths can he ?ecured on modern e t? nns, by aoplving to GLOVER U MeMURKAY. jy 18c lull Pine street, corin r of Houtli. Afifc FOR LIVER POOL?Regular New LTiie ofthe ntfjr?V25ih Iulv.-Th. splendid new, fast sailing packet ship flC&iilhaKOSt ICS, apt tin j. Collins, will positively 'ail as above. i This ships accommodations fi?r cahin, second cabin ami steerage passengers, are fitted up in a most superior style, ami berths can he secured on moderate terms, by applying on board, foot of Wall street, or to ilitc GLOVER McMURRAY, 100 Pine street. x FOR LIVERPOOL-Picket of the SMli July,? il Wryyv The splendid packet .shin HOSf'IUM, having iinsiir- make earl* judication to e JOHN HI.ROMAN. a CI South t. N. B.?Residents iu the United States, wishing to send I their friends residing in Great Biiuin and Ireland,cm haw I them brought ut i?\ in? i fthi regular i*m bet thipc, itui Dnl can be ftirnislicd for any amount, payable thiciigliout tie United Kingdom by ipplvim: u aliovc, l. FOR MARSrilLLErt?Packet of 1st Augu Th? ,^MvW very superior brig ISAAC MEAL), Capt. D. StudjmjfSBmm ley. II ts very sup"rior liirui died accommodations r forpaMciiger*. nud eqoaf in all respects to those of tin* oilier t European imckcts from hence. I For freight or passage apply to BOYD Si HINCKEN, Agents, 0 Tontine Buildings. sent to the subscribe ft for forwarding, will be dip patched free of other man charges actually paid. j 17 r FOR NEW OKLKANS-Lomsmi.1 md New wMy ork Lim Poaitivi l\ fii it Rf gnl n Pirket?Thf fast s :i... t*?.f .lu.-iHuviiv r. on. o i i i 1 is now loading Orleans winrf foot of Wall sr. For freight or passage,having handsome furnished acrommo- t did m, ipplj ODMin,at OvHaHiwharf, (on i \V !i hmm, m to F.. K. COLLINS U CO South ?t. Great caro will be taken to have the goods by this line cor- lied ms I Agents in New Orleans, Hullen Woodrttff( who will prompt I forward ill goods to the ii iddress. jylG r PASSAGE FOR f MM)\ r rki JtMhJoh I i 11 IIFN0HICK ykj .*?nH 1 DSON, C i; t on M.oc n. will positively lie.l Ii mking lmu?e of I'r. c itt, (Jrote, Ainev (k t'o. Banket., London, which are |-mil tree of le.count, or any charge, jn every piovinci.il _cnuuty, be.nl.'. all me inianti town* 01 !!ip inilci Kingdom. For talc at all timet by iho ftiibtr ibrm?** ibovp. jyi;. r 1 i'mtku Link Ok LivkEpool packets lMMfW 'I'll. m-w .1 nrt. 1 ho arc- mm,illations of thi. ?hi|> for cabin, second r-.ibin ami steerage passenger* are nneipnlbil, anil those perum. about to- r' int to ihr* old oinntrv thoiihl not fail to examine tin- a Jcoinmo- h rlationa in thai Hip before I UgulM in any other, a. .lie la titled ,ip i xpr. -sly fo. i In- convenience of passengers. Person* with- ing to secure h"illn should apply early in order to secure the f lie.t For pa..age, which la very law, apply on hoard, weat aide Burling alio, or to l| W. J. T. TAPSCOTT, It 45 Peck Slip, cor. Boulh atri cf. B Peraona wiahing to aend for their friend* ran have ihem *b orought out In thi. .hip, or any of the regular liner., at the lowe.t rales, ami dr ifta for any ainy amount can be procure paye- lib- on demand, without discount, in all the principal towns of On at Britain and Ireland. Apprv aa above. Jy*7_ FISHING EX11 And also another pieea of Land, IJ feet by 2T, feet, in i be rear of the last lot. The whole propi ru bring a very desirable location for many purpose.. For particulars, kapply to O jylfijfr JOHN F. CONREY, 496 Brownest. AUCTION SALES. BV THOMAS BK1.L. {Siotes Sot. 2J Jinn andf 115 h\Ulan tirttl.) Tins DAY. At o'clock n? tm? salei room, kiiriiftivt' n.il?? itl Furniture?The entire tlt'gfuC luniitur nteiided fur S tt'ird.iy Also?An additional lot of food common household srticie> on time elegant carpet ru'ji 1 mpa, kiramloles, Chi ?a platenware, looking glasses, line ke |d*df?, rticle* fuiit, watches, jewrliy, ut'try, hosiery, millinery ine shirts, lie. WfclDNKshA Y, At I0)a o'clock in th? vtli i room. Large sale of d^-gaiii furniture of all description*, consisting ?fchairs, solas, bureaus, tables, sideboards, beds, bid?t? ids, okini gla ies, curtainsi carpets* ran, wardrobes, rockinf h-iirs, sofa beds, elegant china, cut gits*, plated ware, tabh ith in mi. I el Is A .1,1,1 1^11, iioofdrti i, loscn Umj fir* udolrs, and Other elegant turns* krciiiu? articles. Also, 5 d'liiu r tts, v\ liir? loir*, at". TliritSDAY, At lofa o'clock, 111 the .ale rooms, Lirge sale of Piano Fort c i twtiuv, paiutingi, looking* [lasses, lamp*, ?ir udoles, liMfrrs, it.-, kie. Also, diu''f r an I tea setts, Kins plated go* ?1?, Icc itr. BV RIELL v. MM 1 LAUlUlT, \mom)W; At lOAa o'clock in the sale room 1. (*uiii, hardware, cutlery, riding whips, -i.J 1 viritty of incy an idea. Also, s small invoice if hook', among which are Washing* an Irving'* and Cooper's Novel*. Tl'tiSOAY. At 10,^ o'clock in the sulc i room. Wines, Liquors, gegar*. &tc.?Consisting of wry choirs daliuiey and Houtu side Madeira Duff (J.mlori pa'. ?herry row 11 do, port. Sr. Julieo claret, champagne of favoiirt rands. Ditpuy brandy, cardials, s;*tiii ami patent alabaster andles. Havana id Principe segan of variou bra ml* and iia. with other articles in the line?to b? sold 111 lots to suit llrchise*. Also, Bollinger chamtugne, anchor brand, just I andud, supeiorto anv wine in marker. A'so, Ota.d, I)u uy Co. brandy, in bond. 1j Cases B trtac Wine, 10 year* old, 16 crses Smicn e wine in years old. WEDNESDAY, At 10>i o'clock a' the auction room. Elegant Furniture and Pianos?A hr^r assortment of the best uade Idkhiooable furniture, including full ami half French m.i ideira and sherry wines m wood and glass; French branny in apes, half pii?ea and quarter casks; HniLiidgin; Jamaica rum; nsh and Brotch whisKey; Havana and priuv-ipe si gars. Aiso, t large and sunn iiu ^t ii?d casks, gu&ge 2U0 gallons eiud*; tog?.th r with one splendid counter and bar, and a Uree assort uu i t of rich cut glass ware. ALo2 cartinvn'u cartv and harness, aud i tracer's wagon; a lot of white wine vinegar in barrel*; oil Jans, tea caustt is, &tc. Sale positive, as the propiietci is retting from n oiu^s. i i:; It *c UCTIO>? BALE 01 DRY OOOD9?By virtm of a -1 wri of Fm i Kscias, to tin dirrcttd and delivered, I will expose to sale oti Mondav, tin* IBtli (lav of July iusl int. et 10 mock. AM., at No u piaidtn lam ?i large md valuable nock of'dry goo s, comprising a very rich ncsoitinent of silks, mttna, lanes, b( mdaaines, French calii >prints* I ote gloves laces, cambrics, Irish linens, Swiss and mnl mu litis, ailk net, i loths, caasimercs, sattinets, vesting*, gambrooiis, table linen, heeling and thirling, together with a variety of other goods in he line VI. B. HART. Sh. rift. KllKD'K h. V I LTKF. Deputy Shi riff. \i,u-KSf M/ f?l LIBERTY STHEE1', between Broadway and L\ Nassau street, offer for for sale 101 Blocks LLh black marble. 1( 0 Casks reliucd haskrt salt. 300 Casks Bond's blenching powder. 30 Tons superfine soda ashes. 2 Case* patvlit leather. 50 15 des Chesterfield factory brown heeling*. 7000 German patent lire brick. 20 a ks 3 and I K E blue smalt". 2 B ties cotton carpeting tl and four yards w ide. 5 Bales Machine blmkeu. AH oi which will he siiit of fact as cond edition of M home dan urn, implying aid itilhorixinjr blasphemy, deception, l> inir, fraud, theft, treason, issashin.ition, murder, madness and iiuidell v, and therefore iiught not to be t h*rated or patiwniied byauy Christian Oovcrnmeiit or omnia ity. The dis ssion will commence on Monday Evening, July Ift, 1812. af 8 P. M., in the New Hall, Grand-street, one door past of the Broadway House. Tickets of admission nt the door, 12/s cents each, jyIC 3f c DOST OKFH'E, .Ww York. Julv la. 1812.?UNITED I STATES EXPRESS MAIL.?The Post master. Gem ml. v if I i view jo the iccomniodsHon nfthr public, ifldtoiBcn ised run..) II I- r-^iftUllS'll-il .*n bS|>rr k* >iau, IO f X|M lite which messengers w ill ht- rmphned under ihc immedhte upriiut ii'lriicc of Mr. K. Jkromr HmriiKi Y, for carrying he Mails between this city and Bufbtlo, and tin* intermediate dares, (inrInrlitifc Trov) with direction i to cause the delivery t illa earliest possible time. Letters will be received on board the 5 o'clock steamboats, vhieh carry the Mails to Albany, Troy, and intermediate laces, until the tune of departure, during which Mine postage an he paid. Letters will also he received on board t!? boat cirryir..' the Hail direct to Albany, which leaves at 7 o'clock 1'. M. a letter iox bring placed on hoard said boat, tinder tin lock of the detriment. The Messengers will go through to Buffalo, and are instructed o exert the gitalrst diligence in the performance of these dull Thi a trail tm nt will Mtnm nee on :'i\ 11? Expcesa Vlail, under charge of the same messengers. Public notice is therefore hereby given of the .above arrangencnt, and all persons concerned may rely u:?oii the unceasing lili*riirc with which all mail matter will Oe forwarded as ihove in the shortest possible spaci of time, and with the greatst security. E. JEROME lirMPIlRKY. G ncrnl Mail Agent. Ne w York, July 1.7th HM>. j) 17 2w r HANGE OK AIR ANI) OK 8? KNK is not only essential to lieaitJi, but a great source of enjoyment in the Summer sea,on to the resident* of a crowded e-tv. For this, lothing can compare with a JAUNT TO HOBOKEN, to hose who can leave New York only for a few hours. Irs hady and diversified walks along tlm river?the invigorating irei v.es from the w iter ?the picturcsqu hcauty of i'i scenery -the manv line -nd commanding views presented Lorn ihe ummitof Ca lie Point, and other points in these enchantii g rounds?the rruuftntic sit" of the Sybil's Cave?the delightful ewlure of the Ely*ian Fields, e II* rued in the afternoon b- an xcellent hand of music, all conspire to render this by tar the n istfavoiite place of hummer resoit. Access iti, mvin4 recently arrived from Knro|>e. b? c.? to n form:ho public hat it 14 his i liter. ti?in 10 devote a portion of his time in giving im'iuctionon the Flate, according to the system of the above fit hratrd master. For terms. apply at 77 Chambers-street, Broadway, from the out iof t 'ill i. ,Tli rr k.| l-s I I >W V 11" i I full. fill-nil. in. I \VwVnril *1 mill iU virinlry. llmt ?Im' routiuni-. *i? mil- Ina.nn* on tin 'inn. Kurt*, Hart', Omtar anil in Siinrmv. and will In- hapn t" rr> ire Inr pnpi'? at No. HI While, or atu-nil lit* r*.|?rliyr hum. of thorn-Inlf who profrr i-rii?in? leatona at Ihnr mi rrni'h in ",rl! l""*" ri"1'* for aal* ami on hi re 11,0 a v. ry ?plrndid Piano Hurt.- for talc. jid)lni*r I'd I 111K S ill-. Til M TWKlVr rnpi rlfiiily inlorms I tin Lidira of len :Yorh and virinitv, that ?hi- rontiiiura ir work of French I'l iiIinj.Kli'iniit ami I'lrar atarcliiiif, at No. it Klilrnlit* alrrol, (on tin- hint lloor,! No n-York. N. B. Oidrrar?cei*ed and exi-rnted with urnmu and at th? inrtrit nofict. Alan, Collar, for .alp, j.JI |m?r CENTKRVILLE TKOTTIXO COl.'KSK. l m a 'i ii i m r 1m ii 11 i i i! ?r 111 m (i j ihf above Ontirne, on Tueaday, July I9fb, at 3 o'clock M.?two mile HfiU to Htilkeya. Wm. Whflin mmM h. g. f)on#d*nc Min Well* and Gahri I It iv.d. Quarter of ait hoar* iutermietinn will t?.* allowed lor Refresh rncntt in the Jnnd S.ilo .n. Afar whirl), the M. DEUHALl MKAU. \1. Laronce, Len^ Javelli Ro?|ittiietv Gabriel H x*-\ Ant- inv Kivrl Kinoi, K. tucois Ravel .1 inert, Clark I .Vl'm Olifiei, M'me A. Rtv?l M. Pi rh ilutneau, J Karri M'llr Olivier, Vl'ine J. Ravel Goutotc, Mitt Wellt To Meelndr with THE PROMENADE MUBICALE. Ijy* Thr |?*oj?rrtoi rmr?rcif'ull> j .forint th?. ptib'ir, the in comidiauce with thr w 'the of nuiir r u? visitor*,'hi?* inurli admired |>iit ill the eiitrrtiiomenu will be firm after thr perforuiancet in *h?- Saloon are ortr. Acting Man-tv r, Mr. Chippendale. Musical I .call rand Director, Mr E Woolf. Tick u?W cent* Do on o;mii at seven o'clock, Entertainment* to commence 9 at r ichf. i CHATHAM TflKATIlE. MONDAY KV EM NO. wll br performed the OKKKN MOi: NT A x BOV. Jeremiah Homebred, Hill Sutdm id, Hield Alo i which A WIFE KOR A PA V. Nathan Tucker, Hichl II Ii Tin ker, \V J net To he followed b\ I NPLEA11 ANT ItKf,L?t TIONH. Mi grim, J R Scott Dtinuon, W Jon To conclude w ith MULETEER OK PALERMO. My rfillo, ^Mr Wood C.nfr t.?,# Hield vu;mi mil ytn. n in luiurc m ijuanc j).u?t i o'clock, bud U)?3 curtain will rise at 8 o'clock |iuncpi*>lly Drum circle. iOcenti?Do V" .v Box V M X II VLL G IRPUS". ENTIRE NEW COMPANY! rPHE manager feels grc ?t |?lf??iirt in anm uucinf aii *nA grigeineiit for a limited number of mi'1 f*. w ill the jiu jy celebrated and iiiimiu'de Comedi 11, J. S. bROWNK. Al io f?>r the ?e1, (FOMF.RRLY KNOWN AS PEALK'S MlaECM No. 252 Broadway, opposite the City llall. A/fODDAY, July 18th, and duiiug tin week.?First *i 1-YL |H*arauce of M ist? r Gil.BERT, the voting American Ju. Her, whosy performances have excited tile wonder and astonishment of all who have witnessed them. L ?m we* k of editing experiment* in Animal M'giietism, during which cxneiimei U in Eh ctricity, with Ji? Galvanic Battery, and tin- llor- Sli ?e M gnct. CtHJO Rare Curiosities, not to be found in any similar establish* me tit; Experiment* in Mesmerism, alias Animal Magnetism, will commence at halfp.ei A o'clock, P. M., at the conclusion of which, Maste** Gilbcit will appearand go through his won* darftil feats, fiia-', Chinese Chopsticks?second, Giecian Gauu-* ?th rd, Crockery Deljih. Tickets 25 cents children half price. Day visitors admitted on the same eveui Girl can he privattely consul **u ihrou..hnet the day, without extra charge. The Muriel ol the City of Dublin, the greatest work of ait ever hiought to this couniiy It is so pi rfect, that any person >v ho h is resided in Duhlin can noint out the very house in whi* h lie lived. Mis* It *alir, trie highly popular vocalist La Petite Celeste, the b* autilul damn ia?e ilie celebrated Albino Lady Fancy Gits* Blowing,and Grami Coamoiama Balloou Ascensions every night at ten o'clock. Day Performances everv Wedi.raday and Saturday afternoon* alt oclock. Day visiters admitted free in the evening. No charge for admission to the splendid Gardt u on the top of the Museum. Admission to the whole Museum, Garden and ??ntertaitimcnti 25 cents?Chi Id re u half price. j. 'Or Castle (garden: A1) MITT A NC K .5 CENTS. rPHE Proprietors of th?* well kuown resort, respectfully inform the public that tlfir \i xhihition of I IRK WORKS. Will t*ke place on MC DAY EVENING, julr The New York Brass B II. under their l?-.id?*r Mr. Lothian, perforin some of the o.ost popular, patrnrtic and national air* during the evening. The evening'* eirlert oninei't* will commence at 8 o'cb H; v, ith SIGNAL iUXKKTS, Which w ill he frrd at inteival* unt.l 'J o'clock, when the xhihition ill com lire net with a new and sukieih hoUuiesI i%*- called THE ZA.nNI PLliUVIA. To be followed !?y a *eh nid pi* ce called THE KALEIDKBCuPK. After which a sol' did niece c lied PYRAMID O-- EOYIT. After which a new ami heantifu piece called the SRAU OF INDEPENDENT E. To conclude with the Che! D'Euvre ??f ki.e Works,whieh was received with universal approbation on the Fourth of July evening, called BOMBARDMENT Oh THE A*TLE OK ST. JUAN D'ULI.OA k CITY OF.VKKA CRU8, lylSc B) the French Fir at, under Admiral Bau* i. nnfE NEW RCM;HK8TKh THEATRE la now o7*en for A tlie sumin* r season, ladies and yciit lrmfii of establuhcU professional rcnutation.wbo *1* sign visiting Buffalo or Montr*- *1 and w ?-h to take Koch* *t* r iu their w will i lease addievs the subscriber. KUWI.N l)KAN. HoclifUrr, July I, Jr. 12. jyfi in in?*r ^AGNIFJCKNT A'I'I li Vl\\ SEA MONSTER SKA DKV1L. 'I'HE GREATEST MATURAL CI'iUOSiTV IN AMKUICA ?The p oprietor of this initio use ?p"?rn?n beg* e?vc to aononiiri.' inlhc public, that he h**a Fvnibilion, at the Dow ry Amphitheatre, the Devil, wht wis captured on the 2tlth Aprl, lilh, in tiv Harbor of Clui t-iioa, a./'., afteradesperate slnigu'e wi.fr ?G m. .i?7 Lost. The proprietoi be ti* hilnted. They may be visited by I oil sexet, as the, are not u all offensive, and every effort will be made to render t) mhihition agreeable ami .;at:" tree!.)?The Franklin Bull Wafer Bath, at the I.m/. of Moti:goirirr> street,.is nrw open from 5 A. M. to 10 P. SJiower hatha upou ani improve a plan. B?. Mining school, and superior public and private hatha for ladies uid gentlemen. Jets Imm T\\> Fuhoii street, who have made arrangement** to Open a class for the racei ti? o --i ;oi ils,lo mwu im 1 i n Moi da) .July, llrh. The class will In* ooeii fortwo hours eacn Jar, from riglit o'clock A. M. to t? n o'clock A. M. and the pupils may contt line in the class until perfectly satisfied, Term??$?:> in advance. F. A. ARTAULT fk Co. have just received by the packet Rhone, from Paris, I.OUO very su??erior Plates; also, 23 improved Daguerreotype ai>|Hiatuses, as well as an sitensiie supply of th* he?r C be inica Is man ii fact tired in Paris. j>9 lm* i T I a K .NKM?EiT~BV "TilE IMOl'ERREOTVfK rHOA-s CKSS art taken at the rooms, corner Broadway and John street, in a superior style, with all the modern improvements, without any regard to the weather, the result bcinf always tha same. Instructions in the above beautiful art given, fnd apparatus wrni?ner ibn 11, been prejiid'Ced in fit f regain p ri pecnltw fn t hp phi i of 1 he pr. arnt day; t?uf haiiing been eye Witnco of tlie curing 1,1 1 1 inn t- iwti dl B tit* Liu rillt nd 1*1 nil Bitter., Ill Ml' ,wn faint:- ,n I set ice, I ?m n.nvtniii'd 10 rerotnmi II I ll.em m l1" "I ?"i I Uo ,j rlie I,if. PilU v?d n r.i B r4 ?f ry "M tf, i pin ?ri?n, i tin roranii'iit -ti tilt r h t' omuirli know I, .|k. ofihi- m? Jii in pbytioiant will ?t" it wirh?ml prrjiidipp. |tridirmv pmarrijition I Tin*" w Inmil llir run- ol ?tw lilrr mi'Uinl, two ol' fntrr and nguo. my wifr of aryrrr rough, on" rbild of worm*, and oonnm inn immflmn I" bf monunm il lio liarr I?pii lionrfit oil by ihia inrili"ini'. I htva no high an rtlrpin (or iIm> mrdirine thil I aak ynu In if ml ini- a hunilrfd dollar Imx an on praolifablf. Ynon with rrtpyrl, (Signoil) CALEB CABPENTF.R, Fkriin" ami anr.ron, Michigan For Mir by TV W. B. MOFFAT, 17A Bm??lw v. I In bii dentil in thr cifv *n?l rounfrv _ tv!2 to;? *r srAM-.?k-;.-1 Jytt T II V> ?li tiryr t itnl I jii Brbauttay, ?mJ
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