The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
July 21, 1842

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T 11 V?I. VIII.?-5a. 199 IVIioU No. 30?0. RAILROADS STEAMBOATS. POM K ROY C O 'S ALBANY, BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS. Thr ?ub.,Ti,jcr* ai* now ruiiuiu^ a remlax Elprti. ?ii-r tile Railrotdi lo an.I (rain Albany anJ IlulUlo, and the intermediate Urea, for FORWAII DlNO, at low rat.-, will, the utmost >|'t-r.I, regularity andaafetv. choice tiooila, Sia-cie, Uaiilt Notes, Imjiorttnt Pkper* \i??l Vilosbif Packages ?V illI attend 10 then^ifotifition. tmuilVr. collection or payment of BtlU of Ei'iutugt Notes, Drift*. Acceptances. Accounts, Xc., at reasonable per centaife?execute onieis for the purchase or sale f Merchandise, Produce and Maun factored Articles of every description. personally, in the t?wu* on their route, through Messrs. HARNDEN k GO'S EXPRESS to New York and B" ;toii. and Mauri. IIAWLEY k CO.'S EXPRESS to and from Buffalo to Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago anil intermediate place.?forming at once the Boat direct, i|a-r.lj- and p?neCl commainHn'ii iu ?iei IIUUI ii.r *.v,3 o'clock, A M, by steamboat tn Elizabcthport, or leave the foot of Liberty street at t> o'clock A M, take the Philadelphia train to Eliznbetntown, there to counsct w ith the cars for Somerville; cosches from tbrnce ar- i riving at Sehoo'ev's Mountain early the same afternoon, at Eaaton bv 6 o'clock, Bet' leht m at o'clock, and Allrntowii at 8Vs o'clock the same evening. For seats or further information, apply to A D HOPE, Merehvuu' Hotel, 41 Conrtlandt slrst, at the Railroad Office, foot of Liberty street, nroa board the boat. Fare through to Schooley's Mountain, $2.25 K iston, t2.no Ileihelum, $2,75 Allentown, $3,00 N B?Eitrai provided at the shortest notire. P 8?This route on account of the short distance by coaches commends itself to the public patronage as L, irig by far the moat pleasant and eipeditioits. jyfi lm*c IMPORTANT TO WESTERN MERCHANTS reliance portable ikon boat link For the Transportation of Goods between Pniladclphia and Pittsburg. This improvement in transport uto* nfbml^^Y^Vr^AP^ chants peculiar advantages. The soodi Ix-ing caretully packed in tjie boats at our warehouse. No. 365 Market street, are carried over the Columbia and 1 .irlage dlailwat? without tranihipinenL Caretul captains and crews are employed, who take chance qf the Roods at Philadelphia, and continue with them the entire route, thus avoiding delays and the liability of lots brim: separated on the way. N. B.?PassMsiijers forwarded to Pittsburg and Pottrville, erery day, Sundays excepted. H. STORKS, A*.cut, alt 3m* 7 Washington street, KRKIGHT AND PASSAGE TO PIT'I'SBURG. The proprietors of iiinchain's Transportation Line to Pittsburg, Rive notice to the Mercliauls of New Vork, and alt other praams shipping to the Wast, tiiat liieir tine is now iu active ope rati or Goous unsigned to them (or sent to go in llitir line,) will be forwarded with desjutch. Owner* or shippers of goods, destined for tho Westrm States, who have no aicetit or consignee at Pitisbnrg, will please consign their roods to William Bingham, Pittsburg, who will attend to snipping all such consignments without Mlsy. All roods should be marked distinctly on eacn package BINGHAM'S LINE. For ales of freight, which are as low as any other line, apply WM. TYSON, Agent, No. 8 West street, opposite I'iartiire of the Chami lain swamboat of s vme day, aud brings eastern trav Hers to Rutland, Vt. early in the evening. N. B. There are baggage wagons always in readiness, at Albany, on the ariival of the steamboats and rail road cars, to carry the baggage of passengers direct to and froin the depot and steamboat at the rale of ti-i cents per trunk or package, or 12!s cents for ordinary travelling baggage. The deptrturea for the west are fixed for the sea-son at 7}. o'clock, A. M. and 7 P. M. JOHN COSTIOAN, Superintendent. Albany, June 27th, 1812. je27 7mr j^jLROAD NoTjCE MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE. NlWrfcfl' TMIE NEW JERSEY Railroad ami Traiu>t>oriation ComA pany have established a Freight Line between NesvBrunswiok and New York, which they intend to run permanenr)r.

Leaving New Brunswick at VS A.M. daily, (Sniidaya excepted) sud the foot ol Liber tytrert. New York, at 2\ P. M. Te conntry dealers and me..i..snts the above line is very desirable for (he speedy aud cneap conveyance ol merchandise of every description, and more pailicularly to Drovers and Dealers in Live Stock, w!u> can have ISO head of cittlr conveyed between New Brunswick and New York, the same day whenever re pnred. The rstcs for tlie transportaiion of cattle, honvs, males, hrep, hogs, Ac. and all other km Is of merchandise are very low, never exceeding steamboat prices. Merchandise jeut bv rhis line js not (object to any extra charge in crossing he North River. 1 lie Company hare tilted up a large stn' honse at New Brnaswiek, adioiniug the Railroad Dcjiot, which will alwaya beopen for Uie recepti an of meirhuintisr. f'oaijiii purrhasiug their tickets at tlie ticket offices, will rvceiv. Irrry tickets gratis. Fretjtht for Newark, Eliaabethtown, Rahway, Westpaid, Plainiield, Scotch Plains, Bound brook and Somerville, is conveyed by the above lines, and delivered the aainetlay when received. __ mH 3m* a%nn ga MAGNIFICENT EXCURSION OF Cm jsT*eu* jwPLKASITRF. to Sault Ste Marie, Siackinac. jM^B^K^CaGreen Bay, and th? Imliin S-ulement?. 'I 111* snlerdid low nra.,,!., UITL'L 4 1 n I Levi Allen, will leave Buffalo on the above desirable plriwrt Irip on Thursday, July 21at, at 10 o'clock A. M. provide J with a 'in* baud "J muaic, and every thin* that can render the 'rip desirable aad pleasant- The passage round, from Buffalo and hack, it liied at the low prica of $21?(ther porta in proportion. Passage or Stale Rooms may beaeenred by application on boird. or at C. M. IWd's office; Buff-lo, je2l tiy2l KENNEBEC AND BOSTON. jf MOND, Nath-.nirl Kimball, muter, will w JK. leave, the north aide of I', wharf, Boalon, everv'I uv day and h ridav evening at 7 o'clock, for (rardinrr and Hallow ell; and re-timing will leave llillowell on Moniiaya and '1 huradaya at 2K P. M-, landing each way at llaih. Fare from Boatou to llallowell, no Bath, 2 50 Stages will be in readineaa on the arrival of the hoat at Hallowell, to convey paaayucira to Augusta, Wstervil|r, Bsngor. Belfast and Quebec. iV-aona travelling lor pleasure will loul l'ew| uleaa.vnter routes thoi this one m Quet.ec, is it ru: a thr ugh a country abounding in beautiful scenery?the roads are good, and the notela well kept?the distance 210 miles. jj 10 2m?c ddl CHEAP EXCURSION n ~.hr Fuh0 NAPOLEON, dipt. Hincoa, will run regularly to the ah-ve place every fair il.av, and leave as follow-?K*ot of II itnmenil street at 9 (Tclock, Cimal stre t quarter past 9, Market street half pa-t 9, Catharine ferry Brooklyn 9^, pier No. I N all river at 10 o clock. On Tuesdays and Fridays the Nipnleon wilt make afternoon eteursinns to Coney Island, landing at Fort Hamilton and Bath?(the steamboat Oenci si Jackaon will continue to run to the same place every other day in the week)?and leave as follows?Foot of Hammond street,at 2 o'clock, Canal street (t a quarter put2, Pike street !i*f, nier No I at :t o'clock?Fare $5 cents each way. The Imat will remain at Coney Island one hour and ,s half, and arrive in New York by 7 o'clock. J14 Im'r. STATEN ISLAND FERRY. A A^js Toot of Whitehall street The "iuim^T. BTATF.N ISLANDER ~d SAMSON will leave New York and Stsfen Island every hour, from 1 A M ts!wU ir; aL.ll> w..rll .\1. ,?v n .I! tclir.l to the D ptifm ut ir m this city to BoaIuq under um inm ui*ie Kupriiutoudcuct* i?f thj utAii* ritza* .1, to coiamc .ce onUm 20fh iu>I int. To c i.r> ont t the fvi.'est lint, th- views of the Pi)?t W uli r I icucnl, it tU u lor U.'Coii, i'i iniiia'e au*l v Hnlfor?! wi.lbr r. c ivnl uu !r?ul ih r? ;s o YU#ck Mail I Do :t, on] it i.i sired |H/ ta^e C4R be |inh I'loiu iiuli*i'Mt four o'clock u.? to the time o? us dvf ;riif? II t ?u. I'ublic no'icc it lii-relo cku- by 41 mi oi ?b >v? ment, miJ 4II im iv iu 111 ly irl*'u u ice auue-uce with which a 1 miil ina'.Ur u ill b" 1 !\vir?l.d hov in the I ihertcit possible space of iiuie, %nJ \vjilav ft ?e part u re, during; which time |H>>ta^*- c.v.i b.-psid.? L 'Iters will be received at this office up to 1 o'elo k M. This arrangement will go into opt ration mi lite 20 :h ins\ i jy 19 2w r JOHN LORI MEU (ill \ma.\I. I'. M. POST OFFICE, N. w V.Trk. "Jiil". li, III.'.-; Sil EI) STATES EXHKE-S MAIL b.mr.ii NEW VOHK, ALBANY, AND Bl'KKALO.?The l'o,tm l .\h. K. Jicromk Hi mpiiid.y, for carrying the Mails between this city Albany Buffalo, au-1 the interior* diate places, (including Troy) with directions to can>e the de livery at thcearhest possible time* I Letters will he rccoived on board the !i o'clock steamboMs, which carry the M.*ils to Albany, Troy, and intermedial i places, from half-past 4 o'clock,!* >1, until the time of departure, during which time po?u^oa! sible convenience, despatch and security to the increasing corn| munication on the great Western Route from this city, the Postmaster General has established, regularly, sworn messenI gers attached to the department, from this city to Buffalo, under the immediate oipcrinteinicnce of the undersigned, to cornbmbcc mi dx Mi inst. To carry out Colli* fullest possible extent these views of the Postmaster General, letters will be n reived on hoard the regular 5 o'clock mail boat, (and, if desired, postage can i*e paid) from hal" nasi 1 o'clock, P M, unto the time of its departure,for Albany. r;oy,atid the intermediite points; also on hoard the 7 o'clock boe.t, for Albany ami all places West,and for Troy, fion* half-pa* t G o'clock, P M, up to the time of its departure. All letters depo.'i ed in the Post Office of this city fot the 7 o'clock Mail, directed to Albany and Troy, aud lo Buffalo and interim Mail, under charge of (lie l int* messengers. Public notice is therefore hereby given of the above arrangement, and :.ll persons concerned may relr nnon the loedsing diligence with which all mail matter will be forw-irded a? above in the shortest possible spare of time, and with the grealest security. E. JEROME HUMPHREY, Orneral Mail Agent. Near York, July 15th. 1812. jv 17 tw r SILK BANNERS, fcc. HANNINOTO.N St CO., 293 Broadway, near Read street, Respectfully inform the Ordrr of I. O. of O. K., and their friends generally, that they are no a prepared to esecute orders for Flag* and Banners in the most su|>erior style for beauty, durability, and economy, having Silks made for the txprcas occasion that will make the largest bin tiers without dishguring it witu a seam. Specim us and Deaigus can be seen at their Establishment, 293 Biovdway, ot sent to any part of the Union. For style, design, and execution of works of the kind, we refer to the Getty's l> inter, No. 11, I, O. of O. K as also to Greenwich, No. 40, Harmony, 14, Covenant, S3, Perseverance. 17, also Military Companies and Sunday School Banners, and the societies St. Nicholas, New Kugland, St. George, 9t Andrews, St D ivid, Str Stc. Window Shades in great variety, from 31 each to the richest anil best, tainted by the most einineut artists. Stained Quaes after the wanner of the sadeah, warrmied never to change color, with many reeeut improvnn uts for church windows ami oilier public ami private huildiugs, steamboats, packet ship*,store windows, So-Stc. Imitations of Sta'.ned Glass, painted on muslin for church windows,very close imit-itiou of the teal glass, it a very trilling ex|*ns-, or th* glass obscurtd and painted ill bnlliaiil colors, vt ry tiurtmr nuu ri)ts(i. iy U Water CoMMltno*kk'i Oii'ict, Old Alins-House, July II. ifM?. S N OTICE i. hereby given, lh?l the CmUi:i Apirlurt Committer of the Corporation h?*e requr.lfri thi- W ater C"n>miv.ioii. Large boarding houses, sublet, brew ties, tanneries, pubhr batna, parking or sailing hc uici, arid all other rousiimers, ?lii| ping, arc., will be charged in proportion to the 000 Rionda. Entitled to debenture. Besides a full slock of the rlmirett brands of Havana anil Principe Began. j y 20 l ji rod c f N Ft) RS1XTION WANTED hf Anlr.-w'WslI'rV, wtiVrrnA burked from the pari .h ofOaksford ami County of Rnihnnrgh hire, Scotland, on the 10th May, 1133. for Canada, and when last heard of was in New York, in 1(110. Any information respecting him will be thankfully receiied liy liis brothers. Adilr'is A. I,. Walker, Rob Roy Hotel, New Mirk, I, Mo-treal. M rnlreal, July I, IE42. jy20 3t*r PtfttSSE iV IMOOKS, Mf) #1 LIBERTY' STREET, brtw.eu Broadway and la J, pjassan street, olfer for for sale 101 Blocks Iri?h black marble. 4 100 Casks refined bank't salt. J00 Casks Boyd's bleaching |n?wder. 30 Tons superfine soda ashes. 2 Cases palm: leather. Vi Bales Chesterfield factory brown sheetinga. 7000 German patent lire brick. 20 I asks 3 and I K K blue sinslta. 2 Biles cotton carpeting threi and fonr yards wide. 3 Bales Machine blankets All of which will lie sold at low rst market prices, _jy 17e A BOAT RACK will take place at the Elysian Fields", Hoboken, on Wednesday, July 27, 1812. A prire ol $00 will be given to four oa eil race boats. Entrance $10 each, i' hu ll will lie added In the prize, and given to j the winning boat. Also, a prize ol $23 will he given tors race bet ween 10 foot working boats this piize will he fr>e for all working boats not exceeding W foot in li nglh. All boats wishin* toenter forthis race, will pl-ase to ent- ron or before Saturday, the2Jd instant, as no boats will be allowed to enter after this date. Gentlemen wishing to enter their boats, will pltase to applyto W. McCARTY, at the Elysian Fields, Hobofceii. jv!7 Iw'it CIIOTON WATER BATHS, No. fiofl Broadway-Tha proprietorof the Broadway Batha hta the pleasure to announce to the public that he is now prrjwred to furnish Baths from the soft and pure Waterof itir Croton River. Warm, Cold, Sul| hur, Shower Yaior, and rariotis Medicated Baths, always ready. The ladies' department is now prepared for their reception with suitable attendants. jy 12 Iw is*re HENRY DL'RELL. nvvr\T A CITTM VJ I HJ ilill-'HJiU. FENCING AND SHOOTING GALI.ERY, 3X1 Broariivay, {corner of Avthnny-ft.) PMOUtlUUIN haa the honor ol informing ln? lilmdj and the public in g'-iieral, that hi* new GymnNsinm i* now 'J1 I operation. It it tlir l.irjfcvt and the best which ha* beeu y?t olj fered to the American public. The souins arc l*rg? aud wfii I ventilated, which gee* them the advantage ol D? ing aiwdjrs cool. Par? nis, Professors, and Gentlemen, am invited to usit this establishment, to which, a* soon as the Croton \V.?tet Work* wilj he in operation, will he added a sho *r bath, rot the convt- niance of the Subscribers to the Gymnasium. The Shooting Gallery (wing entirely independent, of *ne O/m.nasium, persons wishing to practice pistol firing can no so without be in 15 subscribers to the Gymnasium Fen ring lesson* given as itsvtsl on moderate terms. 0|*? at day breih, snd close at lialf 1 aat nine at night.' leiB m r A YOUNG MAN AND A BOY were drowne d bv tht been fot.nd since, T he young man w*?* 20 years old, rather thick art, about 5 feet 3 inches in height?had on a pair of light grey Aismhrnon pantaloons, a yellow vest, and was at the t n?e without a co?t. The hoy wast years of age, I hail a straw hat lied under his chin, aud a gambioon frock rdat and pantaloons. A fiHidifrtne reward will he paid to any person tiring intyr ma* ion that will lead h recovery of their bodies bv tho 102 Klili ill*, at real, (on lh. firat floor,) N.w-York. N. B. (id. ra rrreivcj and .irrnled with n.atnraa and at the dhort.at notic.. Alto, Col Ian for *al.. j.llltn'r W TO EW YORK, THURSDAY watering~place"s7&c. sharon springs. rpHt rAVILLION.?Tlti* new conni oile-ii* Hotel will We I open for the rtf i ti oi of ruitora n .nj ifter the ftrtt of Juik neat. bt tli- v illige of Sharon Sputiga, Schoharie County, Nt'W Y(i:L 't'h? rl u pure water of the Sprinrt, gre-tly reaembling j th i'f of tli white aulphur iiuinga ol Virginia, have been provnl to he highly t tin-n imn in it! "m-itio, t'titineoaa, Bill* .u il Uyipri'lic eompl. Milanil in tie rem ol' Kryaipe) u, S.rheum, Scintilla, Liver (.'oinpla lit, ?n-l ii-ml JebiKty. I liiii in many ether napeile, |vwn. |.ia ci-rtnicil by tome of the moat emiueut ine-Ji?ilnrufcMon in the United Stau-e) mciliciml Mi-i licaling properdin utkU|iuiej, uJ helii veJ to be une, ijti.v.lnJ hv .tu> in t'ue country. A-hh i hy ilaily atagi-a, being about forty-tie- mik-a Witt of the \V m. i.ohl an 1 showt r Baths furnished at all times, either of mineral or frr*h water, wul every ?rtnation given to render the stsv of v:?irors agreeable. An atmno nice of the purest monntnin si r'ne stored for tha season. G \v. B. UKDNEY. THK SPRINGS HOTEL.?This Hot. I will he opened at the abovn village of 8h?r?u Springs, for the ret ention ol visitors, ami combining ill the of tins -fijhiful summer residence. iOH.N' V. ETTEN. a20 lOwitaw *r OATSKILL SoU.NTAlN lit?Lrli, AT Tilt PINK ORCIIAIU)-is:;. I qbm? ..i, having i coii which is the crectiou of sev ril les ?jit summer hones u- mir.hn of I the ocean, is now open for the reception .mpmy during the season The tjrc.it rii? nt c.f private h? i on r'tii shore?ih? j perfect security in boil ing, even lor hi. ildie i, ('he bathinc house* being w i'hi.i i stone's tl. t'? *m i? i I? the shady. cool and u?*li*hifnl loeus! 1 ?'he pleasant tides iu tl.c *urro i?. Ji e o. fishin:' "rounds and Other spureenn' h Ih hi PU'U i'.d irmisement?lh beautiful view oj*ih I to .1 the lower bay, almost constantly cnlii- b\ i ro1" *.-s? Is arid vi ug or oii'n ?rd bound, rrndei ih? v; i\ resj?cct ii ?lic?t by .luv in the \i-i;utv. ii ni.nodstiv.ny amine, the moms airy and llie temp* r twre. even iu tlie warum'-r divs of slimmer, any thin;' but oppressive. The roarenienrif' ?>i ooiiimunicdtion and distauee, (ht i:ig bur nine miles I from Brooklyn.) tho access b hour in nodated to business render it peculiarly well adapted v i residei.ee for gentlrmen of busin *.s iu New York. WILLIAM BROWN. Proprietor. BATH B UILDINGS, l?e wanting to render tho*e wlio patronisr It*in comfortable, .Mid that lithouse will be found equal to any alou.j tl?# coast. it* 30 Itn r JHl NORTH CANAAN, (Conn.) July 11, 1842.?J G i*>*m Bennett Dear Sir,?For several day* past 1 noticed in your daily, (which bv the way I receive regular) your discription of Fashionable Watering places, and I I?k ked them all over but did not fi.nl any mention made of OUR HOUSE. Now eery likely you have never heard of this place, as I built it last autumn just in lime to take a small -winkle of the winter tried from New ion to Albisf, and by the want s?v?ra1 gentlemen from your place, thought they would call this summer aid ?;?eud a few weeks, but as I generally satisfy a man that calls once thai he cannot do bet'ertuau to call again, I doubt whether I will see one of them uuiihrn xt winter, thru I am sure of th* m. as this will be about as good a route as they can take, as the rail road will he comn ?ted from Our House t?? West Stockbridge, and that perfects the cb ?iu of rail load from Green bush to Bridgeport. Now, sir, I wish you to understand something of the particulars of our locatiou. We are within one inile i f the north line of the State of Connecticut, surrounded by tlie tallest kind of mountains, and on the top of one of them is a splendid lake, that abounds in fish almost as tall as (be mountain itself; we have other very fine lakes. The Hou.?atoiiic River one half mile Iroin us, ami the tributary str ums of which I I1.1z7.ard n?.thing in saying for Trout and i'ik lulling, aie not second to any in New England, if in the worjd. The utile re is no arbitrary law shout bird* in our adjoining towns in Massac h'ls'tts, prvhaii* a few c. ul 1 be caught, and put a few of them with plenty if fish, and we will hare a to|? ruble dinner. The way to get from your place to this, ls ju t lo rtions the coming season, for V e amusement aud comfort of his irwe?t*. WILLIAM REYNOLDS. je29eod lm#r Prairie tor. DRY GOODS, &r. E Third W Ir' 1 M" tint I .1 groceries, hardware, boots and shoe hat?, erorh y g'aat, wooden ware and tin ware, stationers, clo'Sit-M, con! ctiourr-, watch and cabinet makers, and all other* who f them>clvf grieved by the oppression and unwarrantable manner in which the city anthoiities permit a num rou? he? 1 ?f for* ?gn pedb rs to con^r-K^te throughout the ward in the sim-i* and on ihe aide* w tills, to the injury of our several trades, thereby depriving ui who pay rent and tales of our privilidife as citisens of miking an honest living to support ourselves and families,are particularly requested to meet at 215 Greenwich street, up start, on Thursday K veiling nest, at 8 o'clock. j* 19 3t#r TO THE LADIES. I7ASHIONABLE MILLINERY OOODS-The pr, ,mlic, boar as regards the quality 'nil chei pilots of the articles Th/' assortment cpnaists of tlic followitrg The eelpbrnteaSILK HAT, CALLED CAPOTTF. D'ORLEANS, is v.tm hv Lt Dncln v?e D'Orlrtiu. of France, SHEI) SILK. ENTIRELY NEW AM) ORIGINAL STYLE And Lawn litis do do?An entire new style o Hats called RIODLNE CAPOTTES, ELSSLER COTTAGE.' Parisian and English FANCY STRAWS, of the finest texture in great variety. The Proprietress respectfully solicits the ladies to favor he t with aratl mil examine her elegant and varied stock of Millinery for themseltrs, before they purchase elsewhere, as it will be great saving to them in price and a great advantage as regards the variety and quality of the goods. MISS 8. KINO, Msgarinede Modes, je22 Im'r njfj uroaaway. SHIRTS. SHIRTS. UNITED STATESHHIRT MANUFACTORY, 77 Witliam street, corner of Liberty, V Y Notice in hereby aiveti to Merchants anil trailer* in general, that the proprietor* of the shore establishment hare ailoptid a new method of mumfactoring which rnihle* thein to tell their thirt* at a cheaper rait than any other hottte in thi* city. Tint atatcinent will be affirmed by the list of prices a* follows:? Per Doi. FineMualia Shirt*, with Linen Botomt and Collar*, $7. M Do atltchsd in the Bosom and Collar '(,110 Do Colored line patents, large sire* 7,00 Also, a 'ante nitanlity of Bosoms and Collar* constantly on Jiand, which wifl be offered cheap for cash. jyl ltn*r "summer stocks, SCARFS, CRAVATS AND GLOVES. TUST RF.CIVED. a ri*h tnnplv of the abo*a articles, con" sit'init of a eery light and el attic itock, et|ire?tly lor the summer month*. Alto?Snarl* snd Cravat-, in great vaiietr. A large as'oriment of S'llt, Thread, Cotton and Horsktn Glove*? I the old establishment, 211 Broadway, lietween Park Place and .Murray ?treet. PARSELLS, Agent for J. AGATE. N. B. Cisns'antlvon hand, an itensirr assortment of Linen and Muslin Khiirs, Lin?n Dreis Fionta, Linen Collar*, I'nder Garment*, &c. A-. jy.11 Im*e ~I M PO ftT A NT TO THE PUBLIC. ALL who wish to economise can obtain Clothin* of the best qiuli'y remarkably cheap, at 20J Canal street, one door west of Hudson. Also, a large assortment of CI..lbs, Ca??imcre?, Vi stinits, and Summer floods, form which Clothing of all kinds art made to order in the beat manner at very reduced pi ice*. 205 Canal slr-et. _ i* 3m r "shirts. QHIHT9 made to order, after the ino?t ?pi>roTnc ?votMi. wntrnhc l. prepared to of tm.itfU very LOWEST CASH PRICES. e attention of Country Merchant*,, B'lilden, C. .binet Ate., i* solicited to ;in simii nation of tits stock aiu! r:he it confuh nt liiey will fiud it to lueir interest j r him with a call. ALFRED F. LAORAVK, 210 Greenwich. cone r Rarrlaa, New York. A lekwiu *uppl\ of FALL RIVER CUT NAILS, and Coolers Olae. ,\1 .o?a con ??lrte na.iortmeut of Mechanic*4 T?'iL. Juines* Screws, Sic. nt2 !im* PIIEAr UMU)LSTOr^-W. HEED, 38H Bro-dwuy, betweeu White :iti?l Walker street.?Carpets of every dotr rip!ion made mil alien-d tofit the most intricate room*?CutInt.-:* mad" and altered to the 1 itest si) h. Matrasses, sofas, Mid easy cLairs, tnidw' to ordct to match suy description of fitruT- tine. Tlu Suli.Ciiber not having cijk ties of a storv to pay. it enabled to make my of the above article* at such prices to suit J the times. Person* i?urrha in* Carpet* I Oil Cloth* can have a won 1 j of advice, hy call uu :?*bov... Paper Han;;in^. Carpet* clean- ed. Grease spot* *ntr*cied, &c. jv 6 Im+c.o REElNBf) Sl'(. A li, WIN lis, it,-. IITELLINGTON A CARPER, Wine ?nne door from Will street, i hat just r- cei ed from the lelinefv a quantity of superior d>nj- ble n I sin: Ic refined Sa,ru, in small loaves, which he will sell ni l??t low rates, in parcels to suit buyers. W. A. CsrteiN irtmcnc *?f superior Wine* cannot fiil to pleosr. The o'd Ltmehno Madeira of If. 12, in bottles end in pipes hhd?. an i qr. casks of v i lousa^rs; clumpJU'i. ,claret and oilier Ji;ht Wine? of the choicest nrand*, alwa\* on sale at low p ices. Orders foranv kind shall be faithfully eiccuted. jy7 lm*r good summer wine. T D. STOUVBNKL. Importer of French Wine* of J ihe most approvt d brood-*, Borne tlx Clarst and other Wines. lie h u removed from hit old stand, G1 Nassau Direct, to No. 21 Ann sheet, (u? ar Nassau) basement. Always ou I rend, the best nul m?*t rtchtrche Wines, St. JnIiaii, Montferraut, St. E?teve, Lafitte, Medoc, &c. in barrels, hxlf casks and ens, Also, Champagne, various brands; Bu?gundy, Hermitage, koris thctn due. f. (U7* J. D. S has opened n boarding house at Hobokeii, opposite Vauxhdl God n. on the main road, wheie is kept n as* sortinentof the best Wines. Private parties sujiplif d wit *,oOd dinners and refreshments. jyl2 lm#c "hats" HATS1 HATS! i I ATS! I 1 DROWN 81 CO'S One Piice list Store. wholesale and rej JL} tail, 179 Chatham Square, corner of Mott street, where fashion, beauty, durability and economy are combined to adorc the bead. The proprietor* have the pleasure r.'?w to off? r in addition to their recently unproved snort napped Hat, a new style, the imitation sf t>? averr, hich cIom lyn enilvi ill it of oil fn the most costly and beautiful, th tt the difference is not easily perceived. Price three dollars. We strictly adhere to the one nrice cash system, which enables us to furnish a very superior Hat for the price charged. In presenting these Hats to the public the proprietors think they nave reached the ultimatum of beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort. ml 3m* miscellaneous. eccr dish. The purest Jav and Mocks co(h e and the very best teas, and served at only three dents per cup. And all other refreshments iu proportion. The waiters an- uniformly civil and polite, and every visitor may he assured of feeling iu this establishment quite ''at ho'fe." In fact, every department of the business is under the superintendence of comix-rent overseers, whose sole care and attention ar?directed to the comfort and conveniences of customers and guests. HENRY OOSLINC*. Proprietor of the French and American Hating H?u?e, Nos 64 and Wi Nassau sf. between Jahn st and Mr.idea Line. P. 9.?0|?en Sundays for breakfast, dinner and tea. je3Q3mr AMUSEMENT.?Music and Harmony.?J he Orchestrion at the Oafc I)es Mille Lolonn s Saloon, 307 Broadw?v This magnificent instrument, rcci ntly introduced from Europe, plays overtures, and the most brilliant fantasias, pr 'during the effect of an orchestra of one hundred musicians. Finer or ino c correctly and harmonized music can never be f earl. The sri dor of this instrument, as well ?ts the he.uit** and finish ih? mecanism, attract the curiosity and admiration of I! am .l' i of music. J. Piatenx, the proprietor of the rs? ih'i hinent, i order to afford the ladies, as well as the gentlnn. i oppo.-*oliityol hearing this delightful matron*'ut, li determined t hive it played every day, (SunF v- M essential to hcnlih, but a great source ol enjoj menc in tli* numnv i season to the fsnients ol a crowded citv. rormie, nothing ran compare with a JAUNT TO HOBOKEN, t>> I hoar who can have New York only for a few 1 un. Its shady and diversified walks alon* tlir river?ill* invigoratis* hi rum from thr watt r?thr pictures pi- beauty of its scenery ?the manv fine and cnmin ludiii*' views presented f.o n thr tiinmil of Ca tie Point, and other points in thr?r enchant ms: tironntls?the romantic sit of the Sybil's Case?the drliiMiMsB f dure of the Ely>ian Fields, e li>rued iothc afternoon b> cieellent hnd of music, all conspire to miner ihis by Mr dw in stl'iv it" place of Summer resent. Access is rendered c#; by the B rcl iy, Canal, and Christopher street Ferry Boat*, which p'y constantly donna the day tnd eveniii.-. jyl52w*r TO A MATE I KS OF llir.M.l IE-Mr. BARTON. f pupil of the late celebrated FUiitiat, (.hanra Nicholson, hiving ircenlly arriicd from Eorojie, hi g? to inform the public that it is hia Inl-ntion to devote a portion of his time in giving ins'nietion on the Flute, according to the system of the above celebrated maater. For terrra .apply at 77 Chambers-street, Broadway, from the hours of II till 2. je24 lmeod*fC r|'0 (JUN DEALERS (ions, Pistols, ami Sporting L articles ion Siurlc Barrel Fowling Pieces 100 Double (tuns, imitation twisted !K'U do do real twisted and (attent Breech. 4W0 Pairs of Pistols?assorted?100 ditferi nt varieties. Ilillcs and Kitle Bawls?Locks and t iminings (tame Bags?Powder Flasks and fcicursicn Cap# 8|iortine articles generally. Tin above articles will bu sold at unheard of low piicea, I by A. W. SPIES k CO. I jV10 lm* c 210 Ptarl street. IRON, CAST I RON, AND I STEEL i RENDERED RUST PROOF, FOR BSE t C1VT PER POVND OlfLY I!I THE WHOLE IMPORTANT ART AND .MYSTERY OF GALVANISING. Otherwise r.inkimt Iron, Cast Iron, and Steel, fcc., made plain and easy to every one, [with an engraving of the Toola I uueessarv in tli.a new business:] By (1K.OHIR JOHNSON, Formerly free Merchant of Caicntta. Tbia book is for aale at all the Booksellers. Price 25 cents only?cr ad !ress n* r 'ettsr, post paid, Mr. George Johnson, raie Metsra Butlers, No S Gold ?t. .h-2ii n't IfOT AND C( )L1) SALT WATER RATffs. p ABINRAIT8 New Hot and Cold Salt Water Bafha, the foot of Dethrone* street, (third pier sooth of I ansA 1 ifrert, Nortk Rirtrdarp now open for the accommodation ol both ladies find gentlemen. Oj* from unriae unil! II o clock i at night. N. B. The wafer where the hath* are stationed has been deenenrd, which rend#-r?it fte pore a* an\* other situation in the i nam:. nTNrw York. On TurwIiV* ""J i?/ 'nu'iiHj (Irr.ptal to Udtot in til 3 f'. M. A binil of muiic will bf in ?t- tfniUnc f Trry pl? want frrning. Print or fold bath I2K rt?, warmbatln 25. _ tr> lw*f flOAL A I- I.OAT?200 ton* mpfrior qn*lit> S ,,ti', I for ralf by OLOVEK It McMI/RRAY. 100 Pmr it. cot. of South. jy l?r _ CONSK/NF.EM IV-r Hritiili b*r>|iu f "uiiti.n of A rmn from Llvrr|?ool, will plf *fnil thfir pfrmit* on board, pi?r 12 K K, or to thr office of tlir iiilnrrlbrr without ill by. All lend. not iiftmittfil in (Ire day* mti t un??ni lably br ?ent to i.nlilir tore. JOHN ilEROHAN, iyte 81 South it [era: 2. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. TO PAPER MAKERS. TJEHSKL h BROOKS, No. SI Liberty street between Broadway anil Nassau street, New York, iinpoit direct Ir n the Manufactnrers thr following articles, via:? Bleaching I'uwilur of Boyd At Sou's make?warranted, f, i uniformity ami strength, e?f v\ UiTLVG. CURAT ftKS>t i I'HiN i in i ro i.ivL to nvr uili MR URtS'pO-V it',) i til, i umk Ft? bu T. t\ I *|v to nullum rhn* ti."n.:r.a C t I ...fnl An w .mi ALL. to T tuglll in J'vvelv Lr..?ii||i f HII lio'lr u Ai' H .ii and i heu basin* ss*like si?le o( Wntiot* n THE LADIES A u? t and handso .1- rare ami iVhioniM* Running H -id in wy.uv easy lessons' V iH|*i OILS in New Vork cm t^k? f? ronm* in Three IV>\?'?Mr B. i% to L. t,oe 4 /rota 3 1 M., o? iron; I to i P. l IIOOK-KEKP1 Sfi t ui|ht by doublt and single entrv. Kv?i>inir('iiiH from7 to 0 jyi Iin? I foiji B(? Vi NEVV ORK hTS L'INdl *K VI\\ I-* UK At i ORY,?'* ll?ia?e t. eet, corner f Du&nc (O.il Su- gar II r.intiu.: Ink i Jl color.-4, warranted equal to an. 1 rojutiiiMv '?;i Inn i ami oflTercd# for kilo on reisouahle terms, 1 deliverable to any part of the sity free of cartage. Printers 1 and vfiulro tie solicited to inskc a rrial of tnis niUcle. mmmammmmtmmmammmnammmmmmMm OCULISTS. TO Yr .i: 1 R A N C IS, OCULIST, \TO. 10 BARCLAY STREET, within two doors of the I y* Ast ?r House.?Hit preparations aro a perfect cure for all inJlamn ito dista of the eye. wstkness of sickr, ktii i never fnl in rem 'Tina nebulas or the loudest ?tanJiii?, without any burgn f the eye, unhesitatingly rccomrm-ud them to the untie* of the public,*, valuahl rerm ili s. Du'i an DunWr, Pastor of McD- ii (.?i st. Church. S. Ii. Cone, Pastor of the Fiist Baptist Church. Jo) it Peek, Agent of the Home Missinu Society. Jacob Broum-r, Pastor oft lie N'-rth Ba list Church. J.y.?h Andre ad.*, llorn 01 Catholic lhicst of St. I'ttti'i uiiurch. Num il College of Sor-.M-oo*, Lo. d? n, aud of toy New Yv.rk ivtedical Society, ha? joioed him, ?*iiev? ry couti* deuce can be placed in hi* p.of.ssioipd skill ?u? a O* u'ist. Ml hou -1 M*? until M. jyift !nt*c i i i i ii 11 ii ??a NOTICES. 1__ 1 )RPOli I' SOtV E?Publli Sou is hcreb en, that a sale of property for unpaid taxes will take place at Public Auction, at the City Hall of tlie City of New r!:, on Wednesday, the 2ftth day of September #licit, at 12 o'clock, noon, and lw rontiniied from day to day until the whole of said property'shall lie sold, and that the detailed statement of the taxes, and property to be told, is published in the New Era, a newsp per print* u and published in the city of New York. ALFRED A. SMITH, Comptroller. (*??rn|rtroller's Office, Ma> W, P'25 MwtSej SjOTH E TO LBRK8, an I .11 oth* r ion* whosr h uess causes them to be constantly op their feet.?By callim, at the old eicludve Bsot Store, HI Chatham s'reet thev can be accommodated w itVi the inv.tlu?hie article, ROGERS M ETALIC ELASTIC IIEEL BOOTS, warranted in every par. ticular, and at the same price of the ordinary Boot. The fo'lowing are some of the many advmtatci tne Elastic Jlet.'s nnre over every outer mini Fint?The elasticity nidi greatly to the durability of tie Boot. gecoudly?They make no noise in walking upon the j??% Bfib Thirdly? ahey preeent Boots from running down to the heel. Fourthly?They enable the wearer to walk with muoh It fariji Fifthly?They d a not rut or tear carpet* as do ironornaib heels. Bitthl)?They can be worn with comfort by those havin lender let t. A* usn il, eons'antle n hi. 1 til kinds of Boots at wheb ?.i!? UN r as), tminsl teturi r9 ices, I EOHOf COLVKU, i ;i i" im?, sn nors to Lewi a B. (i.'flL. H o would respectfully i .fori their friend* nd i titf tha th-v ite |?r u I to furn.Ti timber of every descripli 'a-. *V;ii n ?rier, and ou at snnable terms is any ei their New Steam Haw Mill, foot of Fourteen' li street, North River, jyll lm?r _____ LOOK OUT. He wini steals rny par?e irl? n ?t cnriHv- him, Bm in k me poo? indeed.?[Smik.-tpeiii*. MARSHALL, AT HIS ONLY TROY SHIRT DEPOT. N 90 Chatham tr ft. mik's the shove q lojitiou, bee us others cn-l.-avor o filch from In li. .is o u m i*u?'-, and njtit ion W h.ve more than opee rntde gnOlic th** n tn impo-it om prae lised on dealer stranger* and th- r*. in puiu't of our high!', refuted Truy Shi'j, M jhoid', md Collars, fin ri# w ilia? iu?Pjsi'iou* an on the inz?*n. S ?7 50?g?R '.0-9? 10 50?II?12?1?5l?>2'0?.'I? 2050?27?20. Al Linen Shirt.?. j er do/.. $20?2050?25?27 50? 3lr Marshall's II; roti Collars, which have been v> highly approved of. These guo?U. with our plain and ruffle boso ns. can lound at m.i'iy of rhe principle ready ma e linen stores tnrnu^p out the city, s ni leave tor home on Monday iCrtiy ior .i 11 night Th 'ion e w wei; ide intw utie*. ndit.g the warm weather lie apjiea. again tonight as *.iuuo Utuunlly," II1 the 8ix degrees i Crime. Mr. Ucriing uNn ippeurent the seine establishment this evening, ?s '"Young Noivul." The Kannra are !-iiII ut tli'1 Boston Museum Signer Blitz is mIso engaged, anil w ill appear ntthis establishment to-morrow evening. Th- tsva saloons, I.ee's, ?nd the Arcade on Washington street, are doing well. The hill Brass Hand ii-rform at tlie latter this evening. Tina is a cool and comfortable resort, ia nuite well fitted and arranged, taking every ihing intoconsid i .lion, and receive .ite n liberal patronage. 'i ie Ac idia has' riot yet made her appearance, 8he is on her fourteenth thtv out. I will give you the corn and flour markets and sale of stacks to-morrow The following are the present rates at which specie is bought and sold Spanish dollars. 2 per cont pretnit'ti doubloons 81t>; patriot 815G2 a 815,70; sovereigns 8-1 H3-, guineas 85; Amerioan gold .J advance, treasury notes, 6's, par a j advance. Yours, fee. B. City tut otl jgrnre. Momc CogsTiiriiTi on iiik (kiminiH Bis??An immense "boodle" of counterfeit bills of the Greenwich Mink, of tliu denomination of 53, appear* to have bass put in circulation in our city, as well ai ia Albany and Troy, siuce Thursday last. Tliey are miserably engraved and those we have seen are marked letter A., and datsd August 6th and July 4th, IS4I. There is no description of them in the Counterfeit Detectors, and for this reason many have been received by persona who ware net goad jadgosof nuts*. Among others who have been arreated was a man named John behultz, who attempted to paae one of those notes upon Mr. Hogan, fruiterer, at 90 Greenwich street, in payment for some liquor. The note waa refused and ho denim! having any other money, but npoa being S?archti? ?o.?s J? round upon him and about $4 in good money. Ha wli therefore fully committed. duhnl4rili on thi menkah.?Numrroui burglaries huvo taken place within the pait eight or ten dayi, and large quantitios of silver plate, clothing, lie., have bean stolen. On Satnrday night, the store of Lea k Prlca MO Greenwich struct, was entered by expert rogues, who opened thu front door by turning the key, which was ow the inaidc'of the lock, with an instrument. They succeeded in finding about $56 in money, and also earried ofTpromissory notes, checks, lie., amounting to nearly $1000. Among the bills taken were one$'J0of the I'henl* Bank ol this city, and a $10 on the Hudson River bank, both of which were counterfeit. Officers Stokely and Sweet secured two rogues yesterday who were concerned in this burglary, and who gave their names as Joseph Cherry and Harvey Walton. Disu vhiim SuarciT.?The. living skeleton who bes been exhibited at the new Museum at the corner ot the Bowery and Division street, died on Thursday evening from a surfeit of six oyftcr stews. ScnvED *s he ociiiit to be.?A Don vhiskerandoe, with imperial and moustaches, named James Oaraett, wan arrested in Philadelphia on Tuesday, and held to bail in the sum of $2080 for insulting behaviour towards a female while walking the streets in the evening. If our police would follow such an excellent example, unprotected females would bo allowed to move out after dusk without molestation from the puppies that throng aur principal streets. Asothsh CoKFLantT.?Josiah Merritt was orderad to bail yesterday in an additional sum of $600, having baen charged by Francis Reitr., of the Kighth Avenue, near 33th street, w ith passing h $3 counterfeit note of tha Greenwich Bank upon him on Friday night last. Mr. Merritt admitted having poised the note, as well as nina others, but deni-i all know ledge of their being counter, leits. Rr.rosM is tiie Te* Room.?We understand that orders will be issued at the next meeting ol the Common w ith the female depu inient, which it in excellent condition. Tmr Kxd or Minr.kt.?A girl of tin. pave named Jane WiPn, of 1'ieove in'.i ii pi rate habitt, put an ead to her miterahlc ex'Menoa on Tueadav night at the houte ol a colore I worn in named Vary Catli, 'ib Mulberry ttreet, by taking lainlsnum. A fhinit Thica.?Wnlchman Sellick nabbeil a itreet loafi r name I Michael Bi ll, on Tuetday night w hile in the act of nti-llng the hut of a poor devil who had got drunk ami IhIiI down on the udewalk in the upper part of the city. Bell was tent below to aatwar the hubby charge. O-.jm. r. W. Kxic.ht 10*1*?Thin regno who for moatk* pant ha* plimited an almo*. weekly practice of committing grnn.l larceny by Healing clothing, lie. from hounaa where he hail taken tmnment hoard, w at arraigned veaterdav for the fourth time thin week, charged by Mr. Geo. Mooncy of 1 i?ig Orchard atreet with Healing a .pianlity of carpenter'* toola, lie. from him on the 9Sth of lait month, w in In boarding in the name family. He mu remanded for trial. I'm: Crotor WiTi.a it being introduced into our large Hotel* and eating honerate, ct I m and trci le I It w ill meet with general approbation here.

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,v Uivly ii Vmk, Thurnday, July ril; IM-l '4. Impnvtatit fioni t!>? Kar Went ?lleuiit II ul Kiplualun among the .Moimons? Hngulni' DituloMiii'i nil round? ItoplU Pragrum of .too miiI Ii, tltc Mormon hahnmi'l. Ti. ;i itc^ country that God ever nir.de or tu ,.i v>r marred. Here politics, piety, finance, pi' i hy, t In in", religion, and siuaii beer, are 3i,. i. ia -rate ,>f the most beau. il efl'ervest"nc\ .'ieul'irly when the thermometer i* borderugonOU Let us take a glass of" cool 1 roton unl procei d. tr accounts froni the Mormon religious empire of the Far Went, are the most amusing and philosophic il that wi h ive received iu a long time. On or about tic: !'h of July, a prodigious explosion took p! a-- among the faithful in the City of God, other- j e tiled X iuvoo, M'lucligives the public a rich giiiup of n 5 progress of the new revelation. Joe ii 'i ii f I'het, and General Bennett, one of his a, have quarrelled, for some cause to us not mil ir y dear, and these two master spirits ure j .i v> tug'-d ia showing up each other, without rf'L' VV.' until itnairn tliu mnkll- J i j uvbhv h1u puuuc id icuu i r v I L?1 a-it anil counter-blast?first the Ge- r1 r 11 r, then the Prophet's. We suppose there I ''i both papers, but how much, or who is i w. inaot tell. The safest way is to believe ii id laugh at all. ;i i a singular irruption vet it must not be 1 that the Mormon movement will be retar': such disclosures, iluiuan nature and past ;ory tell a dill''rent tale. In the early progress of dt-uui'i, iniilar irruptions among the faithful took 1. l i accidents arc liable to the first steps of .v religion, new social system, or new ent Ta wonlerful developenients will only inc.v.i 11: believers, and tend to purify their ubsur lVr.-ccution, abuse, developenients, only e,\ t. until and currency to the general movement. W it ai J see. What a wicked, funny world we live in i'rom the Sangamo Journal.] Nai'voo, (lib.) June 27,1B42. 7b /It lito. uf tin' Jim mil:? 1 w, c. your city a lew days since for the pur, itors?the holy and immaculate a a. i, 1 -Uaii, however, expose him. and u I I .1 IU.1- ?l ?UOIi 1IJUI enioiuber no ha* threatened me with tl.i 1.1 >;>rui ji /g tiut, and it' 1 s-houl i he lmmolu,ii .-..iii' Inn hellish malice, Jei jus Wood ?tone fur it?*iu 11 iqaohnt?t." rut Ifewkin :ii-t? i.- i a most eoiisuinni ite blucitguurd, and dastardly e i'v ir I. I le i-- ready at all times to assassinate "a man f equal correal strength, or to inflict >rpor il punishment on a man of feeble frame; bill lie fears Ilia equals, and dreads Ilia superiors Joe b.niili st inds indicted for murder, treason, burglary, an i .ii it, in Missouri, and he defies the laws lei;.illy constituted authorities to deliver lent over for trial. What a horrible state of societv when tnen fear to execute the laws especially in relation to tii-- m >st foul impostor flint ever Ilisrraced Mi i th It iovernor Iteynolds, ol Mis... mi, will ltiaiac .aether demand tor Joe Smith Jo.a-, disconnected with any other person,?(lor t.i :-a lit ni in,!. innocent, unoffending, good e 1 hoiy p-eoj among the Mormons, who never o ight t sutler, and never shall by my hands, or tc.ro i.-ii my instrumentality?ni.-ii, women mid fhi.drc.i wno have suffered more than death lor the prophet)?and if Governor Carlin will ,i. r- h writ in ntv Hands, 1 wdl deliver htm up to pi 'i. e. or die in the attempt, unless restrained by .r- i.-st ii uit d civil authority. Thousands and tens t non ui-.ls nr.- ready to obey the call, and enforce 11 i i v rid liie holy Joe sh ill treuihle at the sight it teria; hos.s. Let the watchword puss with ii .-i tty ot' lightning, and let the citizen soldier u r v. 1 will lead you on to victory, and lav the fl'S-M 111,* Till. 1'illlul I llllmn .."'I I.-..- -1- II I UIIU liic Slldll ui.tni,>!i; oid misrule, violence, and oppression,' wiin c H v i Ohghted flower. Lei not an Execu- live whom lie lias viliilied and abused, as he ha* I ovemor Oarlin, both in the private circle and pub- i lie congregation, tear or neglect to do his duty in tiii? c tse, an I deliver up this noted refugee, charged with the blackest crimes known to the laws, who 1 now boldly stalks abroad in our public ways. If .Toe is innocent^ let him be acquitted but if he is j guilty, let his life atone for it. 1 regard liitn as a foul I an i polluted murderer, and on the forthcoming of i the at writ, .loe shall be delivered up. Now, remember that if 1 should be missing. Joe 1 Smith, either by himself or his Danite band, I will ue tue murderer, lliinoians, then let my M" .1 he avenged They seek my lite by day j tnd by nuut?look well to the issue! 1 am in the I infant'u iinpe tor's city; but J fear him not, neither do regard his idolatrous god. lie be- j neves not in the (tod of Heaven, and I fear no I other. now defy It.in, and nil his holy hosts. I dare tiiin to p-rsonal violence. There are eyes that see that h \nows not of, and ears to hear that he understands not. N '.v, Governor, do your duty. And citizens of I'm oh, bo in readiness to sustain your laws. I furiitsrivJ the State arms to the Nauvoo Legion i a a h tl requisition, and on a legal requisition they shall h- d livered up. The public urms use in a In c mJition, and buffering material injury, an i they hi I better be placed in the hutirn of more I r ung men, for the State is sustaining i r it l.i If tlie Governor wishes them for j o.lier t i.ys. they are at his s'rvtcc. I derived tn coil1 i 11 "I the \auvoo Leg.on, and as .Major iten.vil 1 have r, and are liable to trial only on au orJ.r lro i the Governor, detailing a general urt Mir.ill of General ofheers lrom the other diviito is of the State?no brevet officer can ef- feet me. It i- trite that I had Joe Smith appointed, orclcc.ii i: 1 1 II..... uw.II, 1! tae greatest military commander ttnt '.iv 1 i' -tie diys of Washington. ???ner-ti ?'t is u m -rc pigmy compared to me 1 e i.nin ri I i u .r.ii. ol the United States! and the i L.-gioa was formed ta avenge blood in Mi nouri! In a ;i 'it tiian of the kind? but God will dun i tn.' .til?fir, it t!i? devil don't get Joe fc u.tti, tuere t-no uo for my devil. Hut 10 the n ,Jity of this bi.se impostor?and to begin? 1 i ITtii of May, 1 -12, I received from the Preside :rk of the .vlorino l Cii trch, a ceri, i i. .v...oil the f-illowing is an exact copy, to Wit Mar 17th, 1S41. i'. i J?u>? Sl us?You will be so good as to per.nit U il B it sit to wi'.hlraw bis nsmoirom tho Church It .'.-I, if h .1-tires to .1.) so, and this with the beat of l? .'j .arlj you and General Bennett. JOSEPH SMITH." In i ".r i w e with th-* above 1 have permitted Ornoral It. nett to withdraw hia munbership from the Church of l-KiTr.x of l itter Day Baints, this 17th day of May, ISfcl?the I "tat of leellng. subsisting between all parties. JAME9 SLOAN, "General Church Clerk and Recorder." [Fromths (Nauroo) "Wasp,"of May ai, i-Utl.l So If t'tel n of Meyer and Pir? Mayor, of (St Cilu of Villi oo. on fhc fi'jiM'im nf Otriiral Htnnotl. da 'ho 17th in-: nit. General JohnC. Dennett, resigned the o"fic M ivorof the citr ofNauvoo, an on the I'.ith General Jo. jh Smith, the former Vice Mayor, was duly el el fill ;!io v .i one v and on the aa-ne dav General Hyro n Smith w el Vico Mayor, in place of tJen. Joseph Smith elected Mayor." T i illowi.igvot ot thanks was then unxnimously voted to the l?x-Mayor. General IJennott, by the city Council, to wit Rasolv'I, By the City Council of the City of Nan- io. Thai this Council tan lee a r.n? of si. jovj c. JJaanott, fir hi* reruannt ot ha cii i it jt.'ul diiclurge of nit clHty liiic Mayor c 1 th* n r .y13lh, ISU, JOSEPH SMITH, Mayor. Jiu Slow, Recorder. 1 i/-n i'io Nauvao "Time* a uI S>.a?onsr' ol' June 13th Id-t J NOTICE. T'i i n"ni'.)T Irom Uu i. John C. B.innett, at a Uhrii tian; hlizition?" I furthermore promise and swear that 1 will never touch a daughter of Adam, unless she is given me of the Lord," so as to accord with the new dispensation, and the ancient order oi things." 5th The attacks on me in the Wnsp," are al' for public efibct, and t divert tlv pubjic eve from Joe's infamous conduct. My affidavit, as taken before Squire Wells, and my statements before tlv City Council, in relation to the holy Joe, were made under duresse?my life was threatened unless 1 submitted to the requisitions of Joe. 1 then preferred the course I took to death, as I knew the public were not apprized of the facts, and I could have been murdered and no person would have been the wiser: but the public are now apprised of the matter, and I am ready and willing to die in exposing this impious man, and the people will uvenge my blood. I never feared death, but I chose not to die before I rendered Cod and the people signal service in bringing to light the hidden things of darkness. Hut more of this hereafter. 6ih. The whole city is now in an uproar in relation to the doctrine of consecration us taught on yesterday?The people are all required to come forward and consecrate all their property to the Lord, by placing it at the Apostle's feet, or in the hands oi Joe Smith!!!! There is much floundering on thisubject, and what will be the issue God only knows. I will give you some important facts in m> 7th. The life of Captain Amos Davis, with some others, has been threatened as well as my own ani. I hereby pat the public on the look out. 1 will write you as time permits. In haste, Yours, respectfully, John* C. Bennett. To the Ciiuch of Jest's Christ of Latter Dai Saint's, and to ai,l the iionoraiu.e part of the community. It becomes my duty to lay before the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and the public generally, some important facts telativc to the conduct and character oi Dr. John C. Bennett, who has lately been expelled from the aforesaid church, that the honorable part of the community may be aware of Ins proceedings, and be ready to j treat him and regard him as he ouglu to be regarded, viz as an iinposter and base adulterer. It is a matter of notoriety that said Dr. J. C. Ben nett became favorable to the doctrines taught by tin elders of the Church ol Latter Day Saints, and located himself in the city of Nauvoo, about the month of August, 1*10, and soon after joined the church Soon after it was known that he had becom n member of said church, a communication was re ceived at Nauvoo, fiom a person of respectabh character, and residing in the vicinity where Beniieti had liven. This letter cautioned us against hi a setting forth that he was a very mean man, and h td another wife, and two or three children in McConnelsville, Morgan county, Ohio: but knowing that it is no uncommon thing for good men to he evil spo ken against, the above letter was kept quiet, but held in reserve. lie had not been long in Nauvoo before lie began to keep company with a^roung lady, one of our citi/.enp; and she ueinc ignorant of his having a wife living, gave way to his addresses, anil became con fideiit, troin his behavior towards her, that he intended to marry her: and this lie gave her to understand lie Would do. I, seetir, the folly of such ar acquaintance, persuaded him to desist; and on account of his continuing his course, dually threaten ed to expose him if he did not desist. This, to out ward appearance, hnd th desired effect, and the acquaintance between them was broken off. But, like one of the mo-t abominable anddeprav t'li ueiugs wnicn could po- :lilv exist, he only broke otr his publicly wicked hoi ions, to sink deeper into iniquity and hypocrisy. W lien he saw that I would not submit to any such conduct, lie went to sonn* ol tlv; females in the city, who knew nothing of Inrn but as an honorable man, and began to tench them thatp >iniscu us intercourse between the sexes was a doctrine believed in by the Latter Day Saints,iinri that there was no harm in it; but thisfailing. he hud recourse to n more influential and desperately wicked course and that was,to persuade them that myself and others of the authorities of the church not only sanctioned, but practiced the sania wicked acts and when asked why I publicly preached so much against it, said that it was because of the prejudice of the public, and that it would cause trouble in my own house, lie was well aware of the consequence of such wilful and base falsehoods, it they should come to iny knowledge; and consequently endeavored to persuade his dupes to keep it a matter of secresv, (s-rsitadtng them there would be no harm if they should not nuke it known. The proceeding on his part answered the desired end neaccomplished his wicked purposes; he seduced an innoC'nt female by his lying, and subjected hei "ii u ieit r to public disgrace, should it ever be known. But Ins depraved heart would not suffer him t jra'if: -O' r-time nV.n tlie .r!y part of July 1*41, e- iv vi a letter fmm L.der If. rimith and Witt. L iw, w no were then at P.tuburch, I'enn. This let i t was rated June loth, and cont lined the purlieu ars o? .1 CuiiVfT-'i'ion betwixt them and a rff|>ectalie gentleman (rem the neighborhood where Hen nett s w111.' and children re ided. lie -tated totlu i. ,i4i i> w,u-l", rmed ig iiist it, and had those lemules noiili.J to appear before the proper officers, that the whole subject might be investigated and thoroughly exposed. _ j During the course of investigation, the foregoing 1 facts were proved by credible witnesses, and were sworn and subscribed to before an alderman of the city, on the loth ult. The documents containing the CVliiruiT uir nuw in iiiv [vwwiuu. We hIj*o ascertained by the above investigation, that others hud been led by his conduct to pursue the same adulterous practice, and in order to accomplish their detestable designs made use of the same language insinuated by Bennett, with this difference, that they did not hear tne say any thing of the kind, but Bennett was one of the heads of the church,and he had informed them that biich was the fact, and they credited his testimony. The public will perceive the aggravating nature of this case; and will sec the propriety of this expo- i sure. Had he only been guilty of adultery, that was sufficient to stamp disgrace u|>on him, because he is a man of better information, and has been held high in the estimation of many. But when it is const dered that his mind was so intent U|>on his cruel, and abominable deeds, and his own reputation not being sufficient to enable him to do it, he must make use of my name in order to effect his purposes, an enlightened public will not be astonished at the course 1 have pursued. In order that it may he distinctly understood that he wilfully and knowingly lied, in the above insinuations, will lay before my readers an affidavit i.iken before an alderman of the city, after I had charged him with these things:? Statk or Illisoii, City of Nanvoo.?Personally appea red belore roe, Daniel H. Wells, an Alderman of said city of Nauvoo, John C. Bennett, who being duly sworn according to law, doposeth and saith that he never was taught any thing in the least contrary to the strictest prillciples of the Gospel, or of virtue, or of the laws of God, or man, under any circums'n ices, or upon any occasion, cither directly or indirectly, in word or deed, by Joseph smith and thnt he never knew the said Smith to countenance any Improper conduct whatever, either in public or private and that he never did teach to me in private that an illegal illicit intercourse with females was, under any circumstances, justifiable and that I never knew him so to teach others. JOHN C. BENNETT. Sworn to, and subscribed, before nie, this 17th dav Mar, A. D. lbd.'. DANIEL I!. tVRLL.9, Alderman. The following conversation took plBce in the City Council, and w as elicited in consequence of it* being rc-, >orted that the Doctor had stated that I had acted in an indecorous manner, and given countenance to vices practised by the Doctor and others May 19, 1919. Dr. John C. Bennett, ex-Mayor, was then called upon by the Mayor to state if he knew atiglu against him, when Mr. Bennett replied I know what I am about, and the ricaus 01 inu cimrrn unow wnotttiey nreanom i *peci.-I have nodi Acuity with t h hMhofQM church. I publicly avow that any one who hot said that I hate Matc.il that General Joseph Smith has given me authority to hold illicit intercourse with women is o liar in the face of God; those who have said it are damned liars 1 they are infernal liars. lie never, cithw in public or private, gave me nny sueh authority or license, and any l>erson who states it is a scoundrel and a liar I have heard it said that I should become a second Avard by withdrawing from the church, and that I was at variance with the heads and should use an influence against them because 1 resigned tha office of Mayor; this is false. I have no difficulty with the heads of the church and I intend to continue with you, and hope the time may come when I may lie restored to full confidence and fellow ship, and my former standing in the church; and that my conduct may lie such as to warrant my restoration?and should the time ever come that I may have the opportunity to test my f.iitn, it will then he known whether lam a trnitor or n true man." Joseph Smith then asked "Will you please state definitely whether jou know any thing against my character either in puhli* or private 7" Gen. Bennett answered: "1 do not; in all my intercourse with Gen. Smith, in public and in private, he has been mctly virtuous. Wilson Law, N. K. Whitest, Hiram KimbaLI, Orson Spencer, Brigiiam Yoi'nn, John Tatlor, Will a r i? Richarda, John P. Green, Heber C. Kimball, Gcst. Hills, W. Woonarrr, O. W. Harris, George A. Smith, JAMF.S SLOAN, City Recorder. May 19th, 1842. After I had done all in iny power to persaude hitn to amend lusconduct,and these facts wen* fully established (not only by testimony, but by his own concessions), he having acknowledged that they I were true, and seeing no prospects ot any satielaction from his future life, the hantl 8f fellowship was withdrawn from tiini as n member of the church, by the officers; but on account of his earnestly requesting that we would not publish him to the world, we concluded not to do so at that time, but would let the matter rest until wc saw the effect of what we tiad already done. It appears evident, that as soon as he perceived that he could no longer maintain his standing as a member of the church, nor his respectability as a ci tizen, he came to the conclusion to leave the place, whicli lie has done, and that very abruptly; and had he done so quietly, and not attempted to deceive th been the extraordinary indictment found again?! the Rev. Mr. Verrcn, an Episcopalian clergyman, on the oaths of two Frenchmen, who were some time sinec convicted and sent to the penitential-} for these offences. One of these men had served out his time?the other had not. Hut what render? this extraordinary affair still more so, is the astounding fact that it was meant only as a mode ot reaching Mr. Whiting in sonic way or nnothcr. In connection with this affair we find a charge made in the "Journal o! Commerce" of yesterday, alleging that Recorder Talmadge procured the presence ol one of the so-called witnesses from Ulack| well's Island, and that the'indictment was got up by his influence and under hi? direction. We are authorised to pronounce this assertion utterly false. Recorder Tnlmudgr knew nothing of this extraor dinary affair until it was perpetrated. Neither is the Recorder the man of such principles or such feelings would lead hiin to trample and destroy r. juiet clergyman merely to make a rtepping stone t? reach a jHilitical opponent. We cannot tell who arc the authors of this most extraordinary indictment? but it looks so much like the handywork of those malevolent heinirs that got up an indictment against us for njm (Vtupril, that we should not be surprised if th" paternity were one nnd the aim". This affair is so novel?so extraordinary?to ut tcrly liiesn Hnd malignant, that we shall set to work ind Hnd out the originators and bring them to the light of day. Can anv one give us a listol the ?rand Jury! Can any one tell who drew up ths ?n|irr i Arrivai. ok Mr. Van J?drkn.?Mr. Van Buren Arrived in Albany on Monday afternoon, in the We?tem railroad train, in food health, and well b -ved with a tour of several months duration Jk M-kbhp. riu- L'.llvcriltjr of Sew I'm k?The C'?m? incncfuicul EiereD tea. The annual exercises connects d with the New York University commenced yesterday morning, at Dr. Skinner's church, in Mercer ."treet. That beautiful specimen of at chiiectuie, the church in which Dr. fckiuuer official ce, wa.- tilled to overflowing. A majority of Che audience were young and beautiful women, the friends and re la lives, we presume, of the students. Karelv havec in so small u space. A procession was formed at 10 o'ckn of Southold, Eong Island, was web written but not well delivered still it wias loudly applauded.. Tli" essay by Frederick GrViham Clark, o! this city, on the intellectual equality of the sexes, was one of the most ingenious pie?es of composition we have heard from so young a man in a long time.? And, moreover, it was most admirably delivered and loudly applauded. Itapi>eared that the Medical Fa- culty did not cordially approve of it; for before ii was concluded, there were few of them left. The next piece, Have the Brutes Reason," was by Edwin Smith of this city. It was very ingenious j in the abstract, but still it was not properly dove-tail- ed. .Mr. S., however, deserves great credit for his exertions. I The essay by Mr. Reuben Smith Goodman of" I Brooklyn, the Martial Spirit hostile to Science," was not well constructed; it was delivered in a fault less style, but the subject did not seem to be fully comprehended by the young essayist. Upon the whole, however, it was a very creditable performance. Mr. John Cromwell, of this city delivered a verygood piece of declamation on the Elements of Patriotism but unfortunately ho was not heard halt over the church. It is a bad place to hear in. Mr. Robert Ogden Doremus, of this city, then de livercd a very ingenious essay on the Literature oj the Saracens. This was well delivered and well received, particularly by the ladies. An assay on Popular Sycophancy by Samuel Oak. ley Vanderpoel, of Kinderhook, ought to have been heard by Mr. Van Buren, Edward Curtis, and Aaron Vanderpoel. It was a delicious piece of sarcasm and most admirably told. The last piece before the Valedictory was delivered by George Henry Moore, of this city. It related to the civilization of antiuuitv. and evinced n ereat deal of research and talent. The friends of Mr. Moore have reason to be proud of his efforts. The Valedictory was delivered by George Hen dric Houghton of this city. It was well delivered but it was too sectarian; still it was a very creditable performance. Just before the valedictory the Chancellor con- fcrred the degree of Bachelor of Arts on the following candidates Hugh Smith r.arpenbar, George Washington Cais first rate hotel there. Cape May has six hundred visitors, and their first balUhas conn* ofl". Mineral Springs of Virginia?Wiley 4* Putnam. ?This is a very valuable little work, and beautiful ly printed. It contains a map of the route from Richmond and Baltimore to and from all the springs and principal places, a view of the red snlphur, the uses of the waters, and the diseases to which the) are applicable. It is a very useful work for travellers and invalids. j. "Ganging Boc k Agin."?Many of the emigrants i are returning to Eurspe, after having been here a 1 year. No man can expect to make a fair start in this country in less than tenyeurs. We were twenty years in the United States before we got a statt. Every man must bide his time. i: Joy at Porto 11 ico.?We learn from Capt. Hatch of the Mary Averill, from Guayarna, sailed July (i, that just before he left, abundant rains fell on th? South side of the island, after a long continuance of drought. The canes had suffered much, but the planters still hoped to make un average crop unless there should be a recurrence of very dry weather. Freshets at the South.?They have been severe c in the last two weeks. We have published the par- j, ticulars, from which we find that over a million dollars worth of property has been destroyed. Progress or Yucatan.?This young republic, J] once called the New England of Mexico, seemsto go ahead admirably. An excellent hotel has !>een opened at Merida, by the Rijou, and a daily line of i Troy stages established between that place unri Campenchy. The climate is excellent for invalids, j, and living comparatively cheap. T 1 A Modern Financier aoain on his I.poo?Hub- h ney, of a Richmond Bank, recently tried for em- bei/.ling its funds for a large amount, has been acquitted by the jury. How many of these wise men p were debtors of the bank Close isifavinri.?Tti?rnid that if the House of Representatives had been full the vote on the Th- t riff lull would have been 120 to 120. EuAtrrtrs in Black.?Amalgamation is going on beautifully in Massachusetts. Negroes wa'k, em, drink with the whites, as if all were of one race.? It will soon be carried a little further. i Take Cake ?Clement Creason recently died rCape Island of a rush of blood to hishead while ba thing. Take a shower hath before swimming, and here is no danger. Bkiamv Wellington his been acq in Richrnond on a charge of Bigainv, for want of evidence, 'i tfiflfervcacent Mlaln of Modern Sorlety?t'n* rtoua Doings in Politics?Religion, MrdU elne, and Morals. Our lot hug unquestionably fallen in a stirring time. Everything is on the move. The general aspect of ociety resembles with most tolerable exactness, -me of those bubbling, agitated, effervescing solu: Wilis of the harawceutist, which boil so angrily beorc they settle quietly down into sober, solid, regu lur crystals. The religious world?the jioliiical rorld?the nior.l world?the medical world?all ire agitated, 't'he dealers in bpiiitu: 1 comtuod ties, trorn Joe -mi;h to Bishop Hughes? the poi'.ti a! tueck-doctora?the Fourierites, the Squashues, the ilittites, and the Jebuzites?the traffickers in the public health, from the Stuyve3ant College, with their new ally, Sands, the Sarsaparilla man, to the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, with Richardson, the great reforming chemist and pharmaceutist?all, all are on the :o be said of hiin. The promenade continues to lelight the numerous visitors to this fashionabh j resort. nUlterior Court. Before Chief Justice Jones and Judge Oakley. J Jolt JO.?Daemons?Richard Sutton vs. Geo. D- Baldrin ?This was a motion to set aside the report of referees k policy of insurance for $3000 was effected at the Nev fork Marine lnsarance Co., on the steamboat Marco Bo- aris, lound from New York to Buenos Ay ret. Theinsu ance was made by James Bergen, at the instance of Sut- on. B ildwin had supplied the vessel, and also made ad'uncea to Sutton, and the policy was cndoraed that thons instead ol 6 per cent, that he had chinged, 'l h> ourt lnciue.1 that hi referees were i t error, av Baldwin a.l rendered !iirip*ell liable to M'Ardle lor Uie amount,bt r ot to t.e plaintitf. Ueportof relerees set aside. If'm Capes, and others, vs. jl!an?on Sherwood By a lav 1 I Congress persons nutting repairs on a vessel ai e show d to hold said vessed in lien during her contiuuance i he port w herethe repairs were made, and lor Id days iner her leaving said port. The plaintilf repaiied the ituam 1 oat Norfolk. She left New?York on the 1st July, and w ss r ari-ied to New Windsor, up the North river, near New 8 mrgh. Shu w as followed in the early part ol August,am 1 ttaeh'd under the lien, but bonded bv defendants. Th? P iliinliffs contend that the meaning of the act embraces tin c vholc Southern District, in which New Windsor is situ. c ited. The Court ruled that the meaning of the act must 8 ie considered in the popular acceptation of the term. Bv i late decision of the United States Court, it was held that 8 he harbor of New York did not comprehend an interior n own, in which opinion this Court entirely agrees. P Vnrdlcl Brr defendants. It'm T. Seymour vs. John Mills.?The defendant bad liven 3 notes lor $600 each to take up (as his share) a lam peculation of $16,000, at the East Bridguwuter Bank, hu; ol which his name did not appear. He had been deceived n giving 'he notes, but not by the agent ofthe bank. New S! ial denied. H illiam Myer, plaintiff in error, vs. Joseph Hart and 81 lenry Hart, assignees of' Mitchell ?Action lor recovery ,r J goods sold. The question ww* whether they had been a old to defendant and upon his credit. The testimony v is at variance, an 1 as the Court below w hioh had a full innwledge of the case, hss patted ujion it, this court does .ot feeltnat justice requires it should disturb the verdict, lu. gment sttirmaJ. Reiihin Shm, mid John firrt'ti vs. It ill tarn Monroe? V, dhe plsint ll hirvi n t-ahoouer of a man named. Smith, vho w o? psrt ow ikt w ith dr onuants. He put on board i8 argo of sand, w hicli w as objected to !>y Brown and Mtinoe, wbn took the vest lawn;, trom plaintitr and carried ler to *r u it/ort, wheie she' was hlielled and ?ei7.ed for J cam en's wages. fhe United States Marshal was willing ogive up tin curgn. Action of assumpsit was brought n the couit below tor the value ol the sand. The Court u hl that an action of assumpsit could not lia. It should nve been trespass or trover. Judgment reversed. Hehecca Mitchell \s hidmund k'imhail.?Kimball fk She,on" and Sherman k Nj e e*r hanged note'?one for fornn r i as discounted Wy Mrs. Mitchell, t ut par ment refused on j aaground that it had lieen an accommodation note, and onsideratinii not received. Tha Court held that the .omti.i-,.r i vrluiiffe note was ronsidsration. It was also b1 i pica that they had agrued to take tip each other* note* w hi*, the Court aaiil, did uot avail. Judgment for plaintitf. Ul [Thumai Jlapt vs. lUnjamin Eddington?The defendant acame surety for a house and store hired by a man named 01 folding, frarn plaintiff, at $400 (,er aunum. i omplauit I" as made against (folding that he kept a disorderly house nd he was ejected by defendant, at the instance of plain(f, alter he had tieeii in possession about si* weeks. The indlordsticd for the first quarter's rent,on the strength ol te covenant, and contrnded that only a direct eviction nn is part could invalidate it. Ti e defendant, on his part, m an'ends that he removed (folding at the instance of the indlorri, and on a premise that he should not beheld for ii rent. The Court ruled th.it in cam of appeal they are f? Hind to look ai the meritsof a case, and to jtidga of it nti 1 te.h giou.i p ided they vioi.i'e no ruleol law. In 'J lis case Eddii n .n, .1 turetv, appeared t,? act a- the fentof the l ir i 1 J.e'.Tier.t iefendont afhrmed. If'tn. Cop v (I i fi f ill Til's was .a action beire a justice of t n on,.o clow. It had been brought recover l ronm j r icprlng $3.0(10 on a bond id mortgage ot U'opc ty ii il p in I street, Biol.en re allowed i c re on .if s ce- ouevary $100. The 81 isii> e illov e.l but fl.v he Court l,eld that if the mo. cr "V hnl been obtained In two ears, the charge woul I thi sve been r ght, and th re e ,i. nothing to show but that ev been. Judgm. nt reverted. r*1 by Trsv Pooa.?The St. Augustine News aays. Uncle 9u im has become so poor, that he could not aflbrd to Ore a let luteia this place on the last Anniversary of American eff dependence." lai J' T K I ilivN AlAl L. WMbliigtoiu [C'orrM|K>uJrucc of the Herald.] WAstuHGTSN, Tuesday, 3 P. M. Doings of Congress. I hnd those who, hut a week aince, had wealth and abun* lance in their splendid crops, have not to-day a shock or 1 sheaf left. We have not to this time (9 o'elock Sunday ve) heard from above Scottsvillu but to that point the lestruc'ion is represented as thorough and overwhclmng. At Scottsville the water rose even to the floor of the ?agle Hotel bar, and the loss in that thriving place must >c very seriously felt, we fear. The breaks upon the Canal are appalling, and to Scotts ille are numerous and large?some of them eighty feet n length. What may be the extent of damage above icottsville.il not known, and we fear almost lo learn i >nt we truit it will disappoint the fears felt. So far as leard, the destruction to the line of Canal is immense. Ofcoursc any attempt at this time to estimate the amount ost, can be but the merest conjecture. No data can yet le had to govern a calculation, but including all known ossos of crops, material, lumber, anl to the canal, we hould suppose a million dollars to be a very moderate mount to estimate it at. We deubt not that the loss of vheat alone will approach, if not exceed, $300,040. The njury, at this critical moment, to trade and to business arangements, will be very serious, indeed. The time lost n repairing and opening the Canal, will be much felt by hose who have produce prepared to bring down?aconidcrahle amount of which is already under contract. To add to the horror of tlie scene, when the flood was at ts fullest fury, some foolish men passed in a boat from trow n's Island to the shore, and on their way were upset, iv w hich two men, Thos. Gouldin and Samuel Edwards, rare drowned. The scene is represented as thrilling and earful. The boat hud firemen and two hoys in it, and vas w atched with eager eyes by those on shore. After some effort, those w ho clung to the boat were cache-! bv a rope and saved from their perilous situation. Attention was now drawn to the women, the wives of h' two men upon the Island, who, frcntic with fear, ran o and liound begged to be taken off. They were to rigbtcnea nt their supposed danger, that no pcrsua*u.. i. i. a ii..? _ r?i s the boat wan of the huge ones used upon the Canal, and he fierce rush of the waters rendered the use of polea imio?sible. They, however, urged her 011 the host they ould and finally jurt reached the verge of thu Island a lutch at the trees held but an instant?a second limb also ;ave way?but fortunately the third grasp held and they arcly escaped going over the rocks also.?At this time a econd small boat, with seven blacks in it, started and ia ie the trip in safety and singular to tell, the women referrad to return in the small boat, bringing with them n infant. They came over in safety, but only to have aeir feelings still mora lacerated by the news that their usbands, whom thry parted w ith but a?momint belore, ere gono to their last solemn account. It is remarkable that Kdwards's w ife was lost near the ime place, in a storm some twa y ears ago, as many reitmber. lie had married again, and was drou ned in the ght of his second wife. He was a memberot tha Washtcton Society until about two weeks since, when he bandoned his pledge and took to drink again. A negro woman at Rockett's.on Saturday, in endeavorig to catch a log that*waa running past, lost her balance, fl into the wn!er, and was seen no more. Several amusing incidents occurred in the midst of tho irrible scene. A tine young steer, which had been light upon the islands between the Toll House and iaiii heiter, had gone from spot to spot, until at last he as driven to the top of a solitary tock, which just afirdrd him safety. There he stood, tor hours, philosophislly teflecting it|>on the pro?i*-ct befor e him, until at ist, driven by lesr or hunger, ho made a leap and galii tly struck out for the shore he bail been so long wi-tilly'watching. The spectators on the bridge were all scitement. He's gone," shouted twenty voices. "No, lere he is?there?there?he's safe lie just touehed ic island below the bridge, and as he did so, giving himilf a good shake, he raised his nose high in air, and belwad out a cry of triumph. The crowd greeted his ealei: with a tremendous shout, as he came from the wa A portion of the bridge, the other fid# of the toll-house, ave war early on Saturday afternoon. Three men ere upon it, at the time it started, but by being very imble the) escaped. The sight of the ii?er was awfully gi.ind, a: a vi 'he Kall? Plantation, wheretho topsol ih? wheat stacks si peered anovr the water, seen at a distance, resembled large flock of birds floating upon the surface, presenting 1 but t' rillingly grand sight. No such rapid rise has rr been known in the river?none ever equalled in its 'structireueaa, anil lew hare exceeded it in height.? iclimond Star, July 17. QtJ' MEDICAL ADVICE.?Any person, on forwarding the Cm i r.nr. or Mrniriac *i?o Phaimsct, a letter conining a description ol hi-- or her ense, nncl the sum of it Dollar, will be furnished with a letter ol Medical viee, containing full directiona aa to diet, regimen, k'. id one dollar's worth of sueh of the preparations of tho iLisos as mar be ordered, W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, trr Neseau-<t. (ft- THF, VOTARIES OF UNLAWFUL PLEAltfet do, indeed, even here pay the penalty of their imea. But their au Airings are wofullv aggrn ated by e malpractlca of quarks. How many are tht re who ery day have r inse to mourn over blighted hopea of corery, and disease, rendered tenfold violent and deadly nostrum venders without principle or knowledge ich autferers are invited to call at the offices of the Colre of Medicine and Pharmacy, who olfcr them aafa and ectnal remediea, deacribnd ui the advertiaement in the it page of this day's paper.

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JL" QCf- IS TEllE U I'tN'O C O R11K S I'O N D E'. C K ?TK\ PE?r IN A TE AWT? BI'K:-> TINO OK I JiE CKO TON WATER I'IFEH, AND YANKEE HILL. New Von* July 19th 1943 Ml P Y Baaxcri New York, St*, I lravod> ioyed writing to you untill the present m? moat, bn* I hope you wiil not be So uujukt it to thiuk tha 1 havo lorgn.teo toil. You ??j 111 a late number of lb "New York He uVi'tUutiuu museum will never heopu. 00 habha'U En mugs, this it all vol) well, but >ou hav aiuca said ili.l 1 require u license to act tncatriaal plai an j tbe such like to :1m* I would to nay to )ou to us? tfcwords ol a celebrated novelist Dent scratch a bear will lawa "either will I put up with any ol) our iusunuatioin, If 1 infringe uav 01 the lawa that ta my ow n busiu- .in 1101 yours. Writing thlc merely aa a caution agnail forta?r iutarforartce I rec.;i:i D ?r Sir trul. >ou;a G H HILL Pealea Mutaum Americas Museum, July 19, lSii. Mtaaaa. f aitoai Among the curiodties daily arriving at this establishment, the above morraau w as received thia day by thi Despatch post. I have a faint recollection of having heard of this gentleman from various printers, publishers, Hag-makers, oiiiqioaters, pertormers, painters, carpenters, gia^-stamcr?, musicians. the City Hotel, Stc. who profess to have strong reasons for remembering him, and who represent him as a very spirited and promising gentlemen, and one eminently calculated to thrive in the world, provided hi has no pull hacks. Where the gentleman last came from, or by w hat conveyance he reached iho cit), unless he came through the Croton aqueduct, 1 am unable to learn. I certainly feel'verv grateful for the voluntary contribution of the autograph ol'such a learned and intelligent personage; and truly a letter marked with such deep research. beauty of connection, and loarned quotations, is a valuable acquisition to nny rare collection of curiosities but s* the American Museum, with its late additions, i? no w overstocked with attractions, I shall let this oil', as 1 do my b llouns, (with fireworks attached) for the amuse meat efthe public at li'gc. I would remark, however, that I hal heretofore sup posed that the infringement of laws might possibly be tha business" of sm-.s person betides the transgressor and if I might be allow to guess, I should a ,y that the District Attoix v, am! certain judges, officer^ Jic. would coincide with me in opinion 1 inl?r irom the letter that the author claims to ho a t>?tr," aa I if the constant and undisputed pos eisAii ol b iro" w alls an benches authorise a person io t?*sumi ihst title. I onrtamJy am not disposed to deny his Just attainment of it. Very respectfully, P.T.DARNUMP. 8.? The original letter will be placed in a neat irame, and leg>oiito.l among the other novelties contained in the Museum for the gratification of public curiosity.?P. T. BQ? SUMMER RESTORATIVE.?The Tonic Mi* ture prepared b\ the Coui.ror. or Mrdicise iso ITuxmat v is particularly adapted for general use during the present season. This muJ and grateful medicine, by removing the vitiated secretions, and at the same time contemn), new energy on the nervous system, is eminently sui'efor nil those unhappy autferrrs wlm nru laboring tinde: nervous complaints. It is composed of choice botanical agents, whose virtues tire extracted or combined by a ditT: cult pharmaceutical process, and is aitogrtln r uiflt-reifrom those deleterious preparations, of which the chief ingredient iSRlcehol, in some form or other, and by Hie us> of which the rao.t injurious appetite lor stimulants is ereated, nud the health in too many cases irreparably ruined For low spirits, lassitude, debility, loss of appetite, sleeplessness, indisposition for exertion of body or wind, n- edisposition to eonsumption, and other distressing jth Tonic Mixture is confidently recommended. n I- itles at #3 and ft sachW. S. RICHARDSON, Agent, Principal Oiflce of the College "f enndPharma cr, 97 Nassau st. rtr>- Til NOnVNV. l.INTN i PI tirn h, theCoLLr Mmwiniii) FntMucT, it u fallible remedy nuauc pain*?*prain??bruise*?pains in th* join ?iic? nervou* hcatlaehn, Sic. Ac. Sola in bottle* i cent. each. W. S. RICH ARDSON, Agent. Office of tjie Coll -e, 97 Na*?au street. ^-"PREVENTION IS BFT" A THAN CURE." ?This maxim has received, a urves, universal ere dence, and is the dictate of so and pre cdence. To no more important subje 'han the preservation of our health. an suf. t faring might bo prevented, and e? be prolonged, were the generality ol xercisc that rational enre of their health evinced in guari^ng against the inroads of disease. At the present season this duty is peculiarly incumbent. The state of the digostiveorgans should be carefully attended to, and all the v itiated secretions removed. For these important purposes no flnuvliciae can be so efficacious as that prepared by the CnLt.r.oE or Medicine and Pharmacy, and Urraed Sir A ti.et Cooper's Pill." This is not a violent purgative, but acts as a mild aperient, keops the di gestiva organs in a healthy state, and by maintaining the regular exercise of those most important fuuetious of the sk.in.br which it* excretory organs ar? relieved of theii contents, this remedy contribute* in a very great degrei topreieive the enjoyment of health. Sold in boxes a 28 cent* each. W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau it., N. Y. THE NOSTRUM VENDERS WHO PRETEND to cm o nil oiararns by the administration or aloes and gamboge, tc ra^ue'ted to call at the principal office o> tneOoi.LCoc or McDiaina *xn Pfii*m*ct, and receive aim useful lessons. By order, W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. 63- THE MAN WHO PERILS HIS LIFE TO AID liia lellow inan and reacue him from a watery grave, always receive* the praiae and admiration of the world. But the man who devotee yean of itudy and labor in endeavoring to discover some remedy for the diseases to which the human frame is liable, is seldom thought of beyond the moment his pains want relieving. Such was the case with ourselves; therelore we speak from experience. We had often heard of the Hoarhound Candy, manufactured by John Pease A Son, 48 Division street; yet trusted as little in its virtue as we would in an article we should find without name or history. We might still have doubted the virtue of even the inestimable Hoarhound Candy, made by Pease A Son, had we not been reduced to the lowest extremity, with a cough and cold that frequently reminded usoi the church yard. Whilst in this situation a friend in whom we placod entire confidence recommended, in fact insisted upo i our making use of this candy. The results of which was a aompicte restoration to perfect health Under these circumstances it would be an act of great injustice to withhold i from our patrons and thu public. To our own experience, too, can also be added the opinions o' clergymen of the first standing ia this and other cities al-o. Members of Congress and the State Legislatures, Members of the Bar and even Physicians are iiuw beginning to ar knowledge its worth and prescribe it for the use of their patients. IVase A Son have agents at 8 State street, Boston 67 Sta'e street, Albiny 87 Dock street, Philadelphia 110 Biltimoni stiec',Baltimore, Md.;33'2Bro?d street, Newark, N. J.; 13!? Fulton street, Brooklyn J8 St. Charles street, New Orleans. Noble flcnrted Generosity to the Poor. {if?- WE PERCEIVE BY AN ADVERTISEMENT in the 8ju, that w-th his usual kindness and liberality, Jones ofiais to supply tbp poor at lia'l price with the famous I.slian Chemical Rorp at half price, now so famous for curing eruptions and disfigurements of the skin, that is, if they produce tlie certificates of any respectable houvck^eper, Mating tbst they are poor, and unable to pay the full price. Thii soap is rr-eommended by the medical society of i'aris as an infallible remedy for pimples, freckle*. sal- rh -nra. scurvy, tan, tnotphew; and it will char.gr the color of dark, sunburnt, or yrllou skin, to a fine, healthy c!eai ness. It cures the bites of musnuitoes and insects, and is indeed u miracle, lor it gives the face, neck, and nrm? thi'most delicate clearness. It is sold by Jones. 8Q Chatham street, sign of the Ameriean eagle, and at 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn; 8 State street, Boston; 87 Dock street, Philadelphia. {fcj. Mr. HENRY HINCKLEY, APPRENTICE TO Charles A Baudouino, cabinet maker, 3.!2 Broadway, fall against a hot stone and burnt his arm to a blister, from 'h? now to the wrist?lie went to his boarding house, where I ey had sense and humanity enough to keep Dalles 'nine Est i actor, from 71 Maiden lane, in the house, s' i' lisd it applied. The pa n stopped almo-t instantly, an his burnt and blistered arm In aled rapidly. We won! like to know the number of families in 'his rity w ho v.ill persist in the risk of doing without this Salve in then nouses. Op- THE GREAT WEST IS BEING SUPPLIED w ith Hh> rtnan's Lozenges?The calls hail been so frequent from tlrat quarter, that Dr. Sherman has been inuneed to send out Dr. Zabriskie, one ol our first physicians, to supply the v. hole western country. Now is "the season for hit fever and Ague Lozenges, and all who taki 'hi m iv ill be sure ol a speedy anil permanent cure Dr. S.'s Oilier h at 10B Nassau street, one door above Ann, CC?" ALL MHO WOULD SPEND A DAY OR evening licligHtfuUy should visit the American Museum and (Jar Vn, viewtho endless collection of curiosities, and to 'h ort in the city. Ticket' to the whole amusement J'> crnis. (jjJ- THE KREMLIN DINING SALOONS, No. HI U ii 1 way .?At thia isphn season that gentlemen from the South vi.it the g-.'Ht commercial emporium of the North, O-.'tUam,'" I, iu company with a good many other*, arri. vc h? rc from Georgia la?t week. Having heard the bin i!i ?|>oUeii of very highly, 1 and my friend* were de1 mi >ed g've it atrial, and certainly we w ere not ills,ti d. flic coolnca* and cleanline** ol the dining ,1,'n demand our jnat praise, but what i* of more iniI i n i 'these iion time*,' the charges *o vet y mode, nf.e, notwithstanding the dinner, winea, Ac. were of the brat quality. We hive, therefore, adopted the economical plan of taking furniahed lodginga, and dining at the Kremlin A w ord to our Southern neighbor*?go thou and do likew ise. A. GEOKG1AN. Remai ka?There are many Mohiliana to whom the remarks ol the. Georgian mny suit Go and an#. (tp- CHATHAM THEATRE.?Thit is the third night f (lie engagement of Vuuk.ce Hill, when he appearing dajor Wheeler in the farce of New Notion!, ami as Seth Hope in the comedy ?f that name. A nuw drama of grea cei est, denominated Black Hugh id al?o performed,Scott In-hi, Mrs. Hield, anil Mrs. Blake sustaining the principal buraeters. ?ta. On the ritiv hI of the >.;i rung mails, at eight o'clock, A. M.?and also of the auiue mails, at fouro'clock, r. M., the latest intelligence rom all parts of the world, may be found on the Herald tulletin Board, at this corner. Let every wayfarer stop ind read. Advertisements of all kinds taken at the office ileralil General Printing Office. The General Printing Oltiee, capable of doing all sorts if printing, such as hooks, pamphlets, hilla, cards of all leseriptieaa, is now opeu at the Herald Buildings, entrance I Tom .Nassau street? Joseph Elliott, Printer. The New York Lancet. (S^ A few copies of th? first volume of this work, handsomely bound, may now be had at the publication office.?Price $2. City Despatch Poat, 46 William SrarrT. Principal Orsict.?Lettera deposited befora half-past 1, half-past 12, and half past 3 o'clock, will be sent out for leuvury at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. Branch Orricas.?Letters deposited before 7,11, and 2 'clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, anil 4 o'clock. ALEN. M. QRF.IO. Agent. MONEY MARKET. The stock rnaikit hat presented no new features to-day. Harlem Railroad improved I per cent at the board, and subsequently rote to IS], a farther rise of If per cent. 1 The conversation turnt almost exclusively Q[>on the iuip potod in sanity of the great operator in this cock, am! the j bears" seem to have arrived at the conclusion that sane or not, there it no liopu for the shorts but to buy when they j can. Long Island rote J; New York State 7IW18, J per 1 cent. For New York City 7'?, lft ycart to run, 1 percent premium was offered, and 6 per cent premium atked. Dank ef America rote j per cent. The Comptroller of the city of New York advertises for a loan of ??>00,000, 7 per cent stock, ten years to run, interest payable quarterly. The books of subscription are opened aitho Bank of the State of New York, C. W. Lawrence, Esq.betng Chamberlain. VVe understand that a motcrial par;.of th..i loan wat taken to-day at par,a natural effr. t of the abundance of money and the perfection of the ocunty offered. It will be remembered that when the r.ook w as opened for subiciiption bo the latt 7 per cent city stock it hung oa hand for seveial days, and finally there 1 were subscriptions to double the amount offered. That stock had fourteen years to run, and within a few days has sol 1 at 104 a too. To secure the present stock capitalists should lose no Unto. Tho New York State 7 per cents, is |9, sold at the board at 101, in small amounts. The prospect of u speedy adjustment of the tariff, on a basis which w ill afford an ample revenue to the government, has had a tendency to improve the stock market? that is, for sound securities. The prospect of a money pressure from external cauaes, is remota. The present low state of exchanges will admit of the import of specie er bullion from Europe with advantage. Sales in moderate amounts were made to-day at the following rates Sterling bills, KM slOtT' Paris. f5,IJaft,42>^ Amsieidam, 3E.'-?.r Jl)'? Hamburg, 3I>.^31 BremeD, 74*ia 7V* These rates are much lower than those of the corresponding period of last year. The lollowing table will show the packet rates up to-day, sincegApril, 1H41 Packet Rates of Koheiois Bills lis Nr.w Youk for each OF THE LAST &EVLISTEBN MOISTHS. 1841. London. F> ante. *1mt1trdam. Hamburg. Bremen. April 624? 8 f5 27 K 17.28,4 a3?2* a37', ?7?V. day 774? 1\ 5 21^*8 JH'iilWJk S57i*35j4 70^177 June 87?* 874 7.23 a5-27 39*4440 37j*'36 77 aT77s July 8fi* 874 7,27.Sa7.23 39S???X 77>a?77>1i Auk. 8>.jA 9 a.2.7 a7.277A to*? 78S?7I!\j Oct. 92*410'* 6.177s*5.18,Ha 40J,At0?, 307,4362* 78',*79 Not. 18 all,1-* 5.20 *7.21 711', I Ore. hXi 9*4 7 27 sS.26>? 39)44.T.i.74 37,7843G V)t*T; 5.28.Vai.JO 39Ka39j? 35j4a3SJ4 7fi?b. 8 a 8 7* 727T?4 39%.40 373.-8734 76J..77 April 3Ha 7% 7.3;;,*5.40 39 aJ'i7, 37 a37'4 7j%a7r, day 8 a 8% 7.30 a7 32 :n%a39,S 35 aJjTa 76 a76', nine 6344 7 7.3774*5.40 39 a39',' 35 a35 77\a76 July 6Ha 7 5.40 ?5.4l 3li%*36% 34%a34** 75 a771., July20, 6 a 674 542ii.a5.45 387,4.183* 31,',.,347, 74%a75.'4 Last year, it will be seen, that from the month of April the rates gradually rose, until they got to a dangerous grade in November. At this moment, however, prices are lower than they were at any moment throughout the wiiuicui nit j car, una are uj ail per cent less mail in July of 1341, and for 60 day bills are about two per cent in favor of this country, giving a fair margin for the import of the precious metals, whereas at this period last year, they began ta flow outwards. It is very possible that the rates will rise in some degree before the new crops go forward, but not to a dangerous extent. Tho l&ilure of many States and corporations to remit dividends due abroad, materially decreases the demand for bills in this market. Our external commercial relations, therefore, favor the investments of money at home, which permanent revenue laws will do much to promote. It is stated that the debts of tho Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Hail Road, arc arranged for. They are as follows Due. Extended tn. Lost $700,000 Julv I. 1812 Juu? 1, 1835 80,703 April 1, 1813 April I, 1856 878,700 Feb. 1, 1844 Feb. 1, 1838 3t|t ?113,000 Oct. I, 1835 Stg 182,300 Nov. I860 Total $3,078,887 These loans are mostly secured by a mortgage executed on the 01st May last to their trustees, on the entire Hail road, works,Jand all the property of the company,real and personal. The following are the h aling features of the Northwestern Bank of Virgiaii and branches North WrsTta* Bsrra or ViamviA tso Branches July 1841. July 1812. fncrrase. Deri rare. T,osn?, 017,006 8*11,070 54,320 Specie, 100, '.M3 1 Mi,678 5,733 Circnl-linn, 433,761 308 080 116,781 Deposit?*, 187,106 107,700 20,337 From an official document wc have compiled the fol Inv. nig table of the value of domestic articles from the United States to certain countries, anJ the amount of du ties paid Extorts or the Usitid States, with the Dvtiej taid THi.ar.ov abR"ad, it 1340. Value n/ Kafuc payment ,U ral Total dtUirt. Hheretn, artiele*. spec\pr ditties, dnliei. paid. Br tain, 51.10 305 30,504.2 8 00,718 28,310,128 B. A. colonies 5,939,608 7,103,716 607,686 187,020 W. Indies, 2,989,808 1,502,901 388,701 430,176 France, 17,204 889 16,820,160 103,400 3,130,614 Kr. W. Indies, 406,038 216,091 217,178 8.1,116 6p\in, 130,101 per centoge on filed val. 33,272 Cubi,ot 4,802,837 J| 1,712,313 rmiu i?o,01/ 297,011 Rujii, 15,700 !V03.107 301,050 255,889 im, 7 53.9711 487,085 111.558 0 tntls, I 335,880 196,593 *76,01)3 933,162,350 $36,577,133 Thi?prom-nil a curiou* fact, which it, that the duties im" posed upon United States exj>ort* b* foreign countries, cf th m .?t despotic and oppressive government*, amount to about the tame general average a* our preient legislature j propose levying upon the imports into this eountry. It j appear* from thi* that the government of Franco raise* a i custom* revenue of about $3,500,000 from it* trade with j this country. An otfieial rejiort of the French govern" j ment for IS40, ihows the custom* deriveil fromth-- inifiorts from the United State*, to have been $3,H63,904, which i* j nearly the aliove ralculation. From a French official do- cument we have compiled the following table of the tra !e of France for 1310 Isir-RTs *i?d EiroRT.4 or Fiuicr with r?cn Natiou i* 1840, eifiiaorisHisn tiik Srrcut **t> OtsraiL I ohMtsi e. IMPORT*. F.1PORT*. General Gum. Special. General. Sj ecial. Russia, 1.33,971,699 30,195,813 18,251.658 13,682,314 Sweden, 1,516,9 '8 1.47!.510 1,057,880 817,"66 Noiway, 13.352,519 12.4-3, 30 1,776,Ml 1,571,323 Denmark, 4.-71'.-It 6 3.7,ill 2,372,933 1,986,352 Prussia, 19,V. 178 1-;.8"4*,18J 9,531,170 8.519,465 1 Han** towns, 1 ,-'?3,-,9( 13,901,823 24,1.56.552 18,133,162 Meeklenberg, 1,611.433 1,6.58, *97 168 321 381,2117 Holland, 28,918,18.1 11.831.617 21,515,961 16,063,184 Belgium, 85,119.561 76,322,165 51,900,790 45,-60,-8)9 England, 109.602,793 73,973,576 160,2-3,627 105.921,791 Portugal, 1,540.167 1,090,618 3,286,057 2,366,353 Spain, 42,661,761 34,152,382 101,67'-, 111 79,563,021 Austria, 16,943,501 21,778,553 9,097,8161 3,881,*70 Sardinia, 167,85-,671 72,867,233 CO, 119,085 36,81.5,997 Two Sicilies, **.0*7,798 15,562,460 10,879,.81 6,318 306 Tmc.sny, 20 -85,023 14,877,031 17,597,910 10,890,451 Rom. Slali-a, 2,716,103 1,724,918 3,055,8 0 1,913,557 Kwiuerland, 70,059,1-62 20,500,473 90,852,139 3.5,650,733 G.rman>, 51,166 761 33,0-10,62.5 44,183,387 60,142,418 Greece, 292,823 204,513 2 373,781 2,115,168 li"-key, 26,189,909 19,376 500 13,253,020 8,715 911 8-n-i, 14,983,395 11,017,212 42,830,2-5 31,574,6-*0 19. Initial, 38,791,3.,3 26,303,613 5,361 332 4,256,159 t-hma, 2,510,601 1.16.5.160 08*'I'll sob no Hiv i S ,2! 138.1 IS,771 R0,7yj.v;i, Br ti?\i Am., t,W#^ rsfc: 7-$i n'trl, ?V?? A.OW.7V, 4, 17:4*7:17 NWo 7'r'^o I#.cr.?i:ni I n 3*TT4,T3S "m'St 3, g ,K teu. 9-ti hill, 3 1,209,85 14 07 8 270 19 (Jo'Ipl B. Ar"?i 7f,i,jts i.Tooigj a'luofii,' MonirnJeo, 6,2It 3 (1 4, consumption In France. The general export* arethoae i domestic and foreign goods. The special exports allud? j to French domestic goods, wares and produce. In con pnringjthe imports and exports to and frjin the Unite j Statas, as given in the tablo with those of the United State1 Treasury reports for the same year,we have the following rosult:? fViitti report. U. S. report 1 KlimiU fm U. St?trs lo France, ?il,gll.>. t tU.ti 7 9 Fiance to U. Slates, 17, .7'.876 VJ.'t! F.xcess exports taFranca, $7,74i,.it I This discici ancy arises in some measure from the ten j that the present year is from January to January, whih that of the United States ends in October. A curious fact is developed however in the trade between Spain and i France. From which it appears that France sends to S|iaiu (Jh percent more than she receives from her. It will be remembered that French manufactures are prohibited in Spain, in order to protect" Spanish opera i tire*. The re?ult in that 65 per cent of the im)>orts ol Spain comiat of the cottons, woollens, silk and Uncus ol I France! and 5-2 per cent of the exports of Spain to France consists of wool, olive oil and lead. The chief articles ol I import and export were as follows, between the two 1 countries Importt into Fraticr/torn F.i ports from hYancr to Spain, Spain. I Olive oil, 8,547,445 i lotton goods, YI.Iil.lKS Lead. 7,319,703 Linen 15 573,391 Wool, 6,176,3117 Silk H,953,123 Fruit, 3,916,271 Woollen 8,919,760 Grain, 2,292,382 Mules, 5,173,80V This is a beautiful example of the operation of the protective system. The high tariff of Spain operates only to flood the country with smuggled poods to an extent which I throws the balance more heavily ngainst her than|is the I case with any other couutry except England, where the 1 same cause produces the same circet, and the balance is 60 percent against England, a fact which has for three years U put he Bank of England in constant fear of its coin,notwithstanding that near $20,000,000 is due England annuJ ally from France for interest on stocks. Snlc* nt the Stock Exchange. $500 N York 7'*, 1818 101 10 Mohaw HR 3tH $7000 1111iniis Bonds 18 22.3 Harlem RR 15 27 Uk of America 78l, 150 do bSfl 16 50 Farmer*' Loan 18 50 Long Island RR b30 50 25 Boston I'rov Second Hoard. 25 Farmers' L A T 18 15 Harlem RR 17 25 Harlem Ult 17t lour 8i)(i viesi?sale* have been made to a lair .xI tent, mostly for city use, at prices w hirh have been quite steady and uniform. Genesee has sold moderately at $6; Ohio, via Canal, $5 To a $0 93}, with some choice brands ?t $8; and Michigan, liable to become sour, 75 a $5 81 J. For Southern the demand Uns been light, and wo have heard af no sales. Ship Stutf is selling in lots at 11$ a 12$ cents. Rye Flour is extremely scarce, and now commands $3 87$ a $-1, which is a farther advance, $4 having been paid for small lots yesterday. Corn Meal is without variation or sales worth reporting. Passengers Arrived. Gvatama?Briit Mary Averill?K Lard, of Guayama. Chirlkiton?Shin Catharine?I) Paul and lady, w H Gillilaud. lady, child and nurse, Miss K P Menilenhall. Mr* Doar, two children and nurse. Miss C L Cordi s, W G Lane and lady, J Pantor and lady, W Lindsey anil lailv. Sirs J Bachman, Miss C Bachman, Miss M Martin, Mr. .1 ll.rlam, Miss C Vidal, Mi-* R Taveau, Miss M Taveau, J II lleed, jr. lady, child and i nurse, J VV Head and lady, Dr M T Mendenh ill, S I) Doar, A I Taveau, L C Dewing, C M Arnold, W S Hull, 11 Vandcrxee, S S Britismaid. M B Sanford. A R Stilhnan, O Taylor, J Scliwerin, H T Str. et, J W Caldwell, J M Allston, S C Massett, O K Adam*, A Poorr?1 ill the ste. rage. PasseiigtlH Hulled. London?Packet ship Hendrick Hudson?M*i hew Steeds, I England; C'piai'i Cos. B.iiish Army; J unesO Cos, (varolii!' Cos. Roht Cooper, M Herb. it. John II lb rbert, Wm Cieswick anil lady, London; Mrs L I Cohen audserrs.it, Solomon Cohen, i Frederick Cohen, NYork; James Currie. Foreign Importations. Gvavama. rR?Brig Mary Averi'l?45 Idols sugar Mason It Thompson?78 do 14 cks molasses B l)e Forest St eo?18 hhds bhis sugar 26 cks mol sses H Soutlimayd St son?JO hhls sugai li molasses Maitland, Kennedy St co?140 bajs coffee Meyer St Stuckrn. Domestic Importations. Nrw Orleans?Bark Lillins?244 hints sugar Hon land St son ?2000 bushels corn 350 do wheat Milhanks St co. Charleston?Ship Catharine?i box $10,000 specie J G Winter?30 bales eotton 11 L Maitland Stco? 27 Spofforil, Tileston St co? 1 Griffin It Pullinann?12 Poirier It Freres?1 case J S Pierson?1 Boweu, Jones St Oawtry?| hx A omstock?2 do Harral, Hare It eo?2 Walker St M Kenxie?t R I, Maitland St co?1 trunk Pillot St Le Barhier?I Jas Lee St co?150 es wine A Bininger St co?t hf bbl H M Morris?I hx Smith St Henderson?1 Young, Smith fcco?lot Kdw WieiiCRe?t H S Holmes ?3 bales cotton Smith, Mills St co. MARITIME HERALD. To 8hlp Masters. We shall esteem it a favor^if jcajdaius of rent Is arri ving uvie, it* 111 give (iiu ommooon w. /v. n.isseit, 01 our iirffi Tleet, a report of the shipping left at the ;?rt whence they tailed, the vessels spoken on their passage, a lilt of their cargo, and any foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Bassettwifl board them immediately on their arrival. We will reciprocate the favor in anv war. To Correspondents Abroad. Oar corre?i?ondenta in foreign ports are respectfully requested to send bv every Teasel all the marine intelligence they can obtain. Nautical information of any kind, from any one reaiding at home or abroad, will be thankfully received. PORT OP NEW YORK, JULY 21, svis 4 4.') I Moon sitTa 3 46 SUN SETS- Si HK3H WtTF.H B 13 Cleared. Bark British Quern, Br) Thrifts, Quebec, Dasis, Brooks r.i?Bngs Excel. Chapter, Savannah, Stiuvos A Clearman; Emily, S .erwnon, Charleston. E unham St Dimno,?Schr. Johati Conrad, (9w) I'lasder Antwerp, likT Poppe; Albion, (Jlr) Kenny Btrbadoes via Yarmouth, N4. OA J Laurie; Wm Burk, Gdden, Rappahannock, A B Cooley it Co; Sii|>eih, Shaw, Richmond, Vs., do do; Repeater, Francis, Wilmington, NC. Arrived. Ship Catharine. B-rry, 6 days Irom Charleston, with cotton, Co Geo. Butt u. The L. has been becalmed for the last four day*. i link L.!i Gilchrist, 23 da- s from New Orhsns, with sugar, to Badger Peek?7 p.isr.en.rr*. Prig Mary Averill, llatch, fiom Ouavama, I'R. July 6, with sugar, to II. s.iuthtnavd Son. Lett hark Lewis, B.ikcr.nnr; i brigs Wm Purrington, Migsins, for NYork, 10da>s; O-ti Ma t- i on, Biilfm, do, 4; F anklin, Gooding, diag. British hiig II trmony, Mcsserny, 16 days from Barbadoes, in ballast, to CEindhua St Co. Left several American vessels, names not recollected. Br g Mary Ann, Ramsey. 6 days from St. Johns, F.F. with powder for the comm Hiding officer of Governor's Island?J passeng-rs. British rchr British Queen, Simmons, 14 days from St. Barts, in ballast, to A. Hubbard. Left brig Pacific, ?1' Philadelphia, the only American. Schr Mar master. Schr Ann Hammond, Totten, from Ncwbern, NT. with n.v val storea. s l>r Specie, Cnrris, 3 days from Vir'inia. with wood, to the muter. a Schr Eitra, Overton, 3 days from Virginia, with wood, to the master Schr A. B. Cooley, Camp, from Havre de Grace, with iron, to tna.ter. H Schr Thomas Tryon, Grant, from Virginia, with wood, to master. Schr Pomfret, Lewis, 3 days from VirKinia, w ith fniit, to the t, master. >i Schr Select, Grant, 3 days from Virginia, with wood, to the master, llilow. 1 v One brig, unknown. K Balled. U S biii Columbia, Rio tb Janeiro; packet ship Hendiick Hudson, London, and others. WinJNNW. I( Marine Corrtaponslencr, >i Tai.cahvaha, March H, IHI2. t! Arr ill Scott, of Fsirhavcn, from a cruise, w ith 1000 hhN sperm nil. Reports having seen on the 2d Nov. last year, the tX 1000; IJth, Mclacom, do, r.d oil; 20th, Christopher Mit, hell, 70; i N Jain-a Monroe, 7J0 tp and 150 whale; Saml Ft hinion, NB 40; S 23d, Harrison, do, 300; 23th, Mary, Nant. 1100; roeahontas, NB. ?l 000: Magnolia, do, 2000 apm ami 900 whale; 28th, Staiira, Nan!. If 2100 hhla; March 0, I'etomac, do. 130; Henry Atlor. do, 1200. B'b, Cadmin, no oil j Batons, NB. *0 hhla; IJth, Juno no, 230; Henry, flatom, nn oil. American ve?*> t? in i?ort, March 30?De*d?n>ou?, t? 1 U, ou a cruise; Preside tit, to aail lo-moirow lor Nauluc** \mazon, tOiail in d ?v 01 tw>???:? a cruis-. (icnt riil Rfcord. Sena HtFRirT Capt Noel, of tht Charles I. Oaire.arrm h?\? I 'in Virginia, reputs tint lh?- Htrii* t, Chandler, I?? Virgiitia for NYork, i* mi nit in Little Ett>' Harbor. b*im havini, e*n?nenced heavy gale ou the i lilt and 12th mat. in Ul 33 and 3fr*nhlltei cargo and sP.ve 51 the Omar, from Bo?ton for A? out. 150 sp; 1' r tnc# s H ti in 1550?p uh! IMMkttiboil. At Tahiti from \Un) ?ii) miui, K .uklm, NB. out, ?ju i?; Ome-za. N nt. If mo*, 7'u sp; London Packet, FH 2C mot, 1650,up; Milo, NB. 'd iio?, 2tf(iO sp; Atlantic, Nant. 3? inos, 1200; Ohio, do, 8 mos, 20e r,olijinhiu, do, 31 mot, 1100; Altntra, Edgartown, 28 mos, I960. E ie, FH. 15 mot, 500; Ale* Coffin, Nant. 18 ?K)0; /.nint, NB. 7 mo*, 600 vh; Frances, do, 27 mo*. 1350 sp; Bowditch, Providence, 8 moj. 1000 wh; Voting Eagle, Nant. 18 mot 1450 sp: Mount Vernon. NB. 15 ino?, 1900 whand 200 an. Lyme off Tahiti aame date, Chariot, Warren, 10 moa, 200 an and 'MR wh, hound to Sandwich Islands and from thence to NW lout; Cambria, NB. 31 inna, IP.ttft ap. detained for wa?t of men; Himcules, do, 30 mos, 400 sp500 li. At Emeo, Harvest, Nam. 18 inos, 600 a p. The Atlantic, of Nant. reported speaking Dec 25. near the line, Ion 125 W, Sarah Frances, FH. 27 inos. 1200 bbla. The ColutnbiM, of Nant. reported speaking, umc lat and Ion, about Feb VV alter ic ....v. ?.u. i.k? Passed kowu the Sound yesterday, a whale ship, supposed the President, of and tor Nantucket. A letter from Cant Taber, of the Bramiu, of NB. reports her March 19.1 at 35 8, Ion 41 \V, with I sp wh. Had lost one man, Sam IF Hoitrhtou. by sickness. At Tahiti, March 30, Frances, NB. 1350 spin; Young Kigle, Nant. 1150; Bowditch, Prov. lOOO wh?the B reported last of Jan Napoleon, Nant. wanting 3 whs; Feb 15, Washington, 8H. 1000 sp; 24th, Copia, NB. 290out GOO sp;26th, Danl Webster. SH. 1200 sp; Plouchboy, Nant. 1300 sp. The Young Ragle reports Feb 26, Wm Khz*. NB. 28 inosouf, 1800 sp. Also at Tahiti Feb 21, Splendid, Edgarlown, 26 inos, 1900; Fnnkliu, N B. 32 inos, 800? had "sold oil a:d discharged crew?ha* probably 700 on hoard;"March 7, Milo, NB. 38 inos, 3000?reported by Courier, same d ate, Ike. 2609, bound home. The L C Richmond reported J in 15, Ontario, Nant. 19 mos, 1600 sp; Feb 8, Cyrus, do, I t mos, 700 sp. The Columbus reported Jan 30, W Scott. Nant. 14 mos, 200; M ?sMchu.sett*. NB. 15 inos, 700 sp.? The Ohio report* d in Feb. Parachute, NB. 15 mos, 2000bbls wh and sp; Dec 22, London Packet, NB. 13 mos, 100sp; Matilda, of London,7 mos, 00 bbls sp; last ol Feb. Cor d, NB. 32 mo* out, 2600 bids. Spoken, March 3. lat 43 8, Ion 170 E, Flora, NL. 1800 bbls wh ?hound to Bay of islands. The Uxor, of Mvsti*, Ct. Stevens, before reported wr recked at the Crozette Islands, parte d her moorings in a gale from N and W, Oct 23, and w?ut a"hore on 8oi.?h Prince F. J ward Island. She h 'd 130 bbls sea I--pliant od. The craw were saved with one boat?t cask of bread and a few pit-ces of pork and beef washed ash r?- on the beach. A boat's crew pulled up to North Prince Edward Islaud, where tiro found the schr Regent Packet, of ami for Cape Town. Six of the crew, including the second mate, embarked in her and arrived in Table Bay M uch 20, the remaining twelve awaiting another opportunity, or until the United States consul sends a vessel dow n ?they were all in good health. The Brazilian brig Fluminente, commanded by Capt W Stetson, which left Simon's Bay Aug 12th, on a cruise for sua elephant oil, was wrecked on the 29th of same mouth on the same island, having been at anchor but 30 hours. The second mate, Mr Wilson, who shipped in Simon's Bay, is reported to have been murdered six days previous to her arrival. Fourteen of her men, including the captain, were Crowned, and five only saved. Spoken. Corinthian, 17 days from Pictou for Pniladelphia, July 17, lat 10 28, Ion64 It Timor, for Hampton Roads, in ballast, July 7, coming out of H aviui t. Zotoff. from Boston for Havana, July 7, Pan of Malanzas S abrut 4 miles. Augusta, from Havre for New Orleans, June II, lat 29 10, loir 30. Abbott I.ord, 17 days from New Orleans for Cowts, July 3, Knuell, from Havana for Hamburg. July 6, lat 32 27, Ion 7G J7. Foreign Porta. Qirrar.a, July 15?Ait Druid, NYork; Indus, Philadelphia; Menus, Liverpool; Amazon, Hull: IStli, Constitution, NYork. CM lJth. Minstrel, Hull: l.ord Wrnloek. Loudon; Aurtlian, Portsmouth; Aim, Londonderry; Vslocity, Waterfrd; 16th, Rainbow, Sunderland; Elizabeth Catherine, do; William 4s. Henry, Loudon; Queen Victoria, Aberdeeu; Harriel. Newcastle; Iron, VVaterford; Tamerlaue, Liver|>ool; Donegal, Cardigan; Maria, Newcastle. Havata.JuI' Sid 4th. Tiger, for Cowri; and Tioga, for Boston; 2d, Lyiba, Philadelphia; jrl.Dunlap, Boston. CtEUFt'Ettns, June 29?In port, Abby Baker, for NYork, 8 or 10 data; Fornax, Huston, 1 or6. Pilgrim, for Boston, sailed on the 24111.^ Aux Caves, July 8?No American resselj in port. I'nlted State* Ports. Cctler, July .0?Arr Glide, Philadelphia for St John, NB; Mary Adams, Calais lor Baltimore, hid 11th, Fred Pearl, and Mary Ad una; 12'h. Glide. Hallowpll. July ii?Cld Sea Flower, NYork. Newhpkvpou r July IS?Arr Uiuliis, NYork. Gloucester, July 18?Arr Niger, Surinam. 8si.ru, July III?An Syren, K York; Post Boy, do; Increase, Philadelphia. Sid Eigle.and Olinda. Boston, July 19?Arr Eliza Burgess, Cienfnegoa; Emeralo, IIrvana; Majestic, Philadelphia; Stranger, do; Otis, Hsvre de Grace; Frane. s Il .llett, Rondout; Lexington, NYork. Telegraphed, Cowper, from New Orleans. Signal for a brig. Cld Kigle, G? no. Win Davis, do; I "ommeree, M lyagucz; Hazard, I'irtoii, NS. Arr tilth. Tartar, Havre; Forest, Havana; Allen, tin; Danube, A'tx Cayes; Gov Bscon, Salem, NJ; Balance, and Two Brothers, Albany; A M Hale, Macdonough, and Grecian, N York. Holmes Hole, July i:)?Arr Ionia, Nesv York for Eastport; 11 nry, do for Portland; Win Heniy, dodo; Port Leon, do for Kennebec; 'Cortes. Carter, for NVork;' D Pratt, New York for Portland; and all sld 14th. Arr Ittlh, Syren, N York for Boston; Catharine, Philadelphia for Portland, and shl I7lh. Providence, July 18?Arr Flash, Riehard Rush, and I1G King, Philadelphia. Put i. aui i.piiia, Jul v 20?Arr Mary St Jane, NOrleans; Lydia, Havana: Elliot, Lodi, and Fame. Bo.ton: Amy W Leeds, Hartford: Independence, Port! sod; New Jersey, Alhan) Erie, NYork; renneasee, Hartford; Victoria, New Haven; Joseph Brown, Fall River. Below, Columbia, from Liverpool; Viob-r, and L'Orient. Cld Sniquchanna, Liverisio': Russell, Kingston, Ja: Washington, Matanzts; Oneco, New Bedford; Peru, Sri I l.i, Charles, and Sum, Boston; Venus, NYork Arr ju the Schuylkill, St Thomas, Newbury[M>rt; Congress, and Thoni, Bostou; Oscar, Providence; Liberty, do; St Lawrence, I'atmos, Volta, and Swan, NYork; Copy, Southampton, NY. Richmond, July 18?Below, Tiber, Marseilles; Alabama, Boston; Globe, Charleston. un-tii. At St. Johns, on the 4th inst., Mrs. Charles S. Pierce, o' a daughter. Married. At Charleston, S. C., on the 1st June, Joseph Paanr, Esq.,of Charleston, to Martha P., daughter of Hiram Pierce, Esq., Lnprairie, Canada East. At Preseott, C. W., on the 29th June, by the Rer. Mr. Blakie, H. E- Russell, Es uderin* f?*lts and all kinds of woolens, linens, cott- in nd .ilka, waterproof without altering the color, 'heirsupple* ettor their luitre; without obstructing the air or persparation, uJ without their communicating any odor. r By th?- Academy of Sci? uces of Paris. the Royal Society of Agricultu of Toulouse ipptoveil ?y A(.,f Toulouse. By a Special Commission, at Toulon. By the Municiple Ailminialration of Toulouse St Ldopt-d j By the principle Manufactories of cloth* anil stuff's of France. Many processes hare been during a long time pant introduced i llie public, lor the purpose of rendering woollen anil other i-if* water-proof, hut until the prevent invention none nave illv Mi-onipiialieii the real end designed. The Imlian Hublieror Marl.nit ?h pmceaa, while ii imp.ru a rv disagn cable ndo. to th ohieet* to whi h it ia applied, ive* them an unusual stiffnras; eniln it rendm" tin in also im- .i ttout to tha -ir.it i ta.ructa the per.pintton aud CoiiaeiiMrm/ injures the health. Tnia invention, now lint olTerrH to Ihe American puhlic, vea noth'ng lo de.jred; articles of e.ery description and 1 ?e, may be rtrnlered water-prool 11 pon the premium where ley ere man; factured or elsewhere. at a very trilling co*t anil ith lh? utmost facility, by a single immersion of the ohiectiu a solution of the com| oaition The result warranted to n j nr.e all the ol irciioua whigh c*i?t in every other invention, ml from which it may be distinguished by the following ail- antages. Cheapness?A yard of stiitrnf whatever quality,may be made rater-proof for fifteen cent*. Faelity of Appli stion?A sinijle immerri.-n of thr o'jeet in. a solution of this comi>ositinn 11 sufficient to r.nder it i.nperion* to water without destroying it* por.mty. Salutary F.lfec.s?The article *nminitteil to this proceaa sill e rendered entirely impervious to water, hor a* it w ill admit le ?ir freely, the parapiration will not he obstructed; and ihe Ifeeta are ciniiei)iienliy fa. rible to In site. One can easily comprehend what immense advantage* wi.l evolve by this diacoveiy to the welfare of the army, the navy, re cri men, the watchmen, the coachmen, the carman, the carera, th- wagoners, the laborers, the travellers, and Of all those, i.i word, who work in III* open air. This ia lha only solid composition for water-proofing that i. I so r.icil III France, and which hi. been approved I,y the Acsrmv of Seienres, at fa.is; and the nnlv agency lor the sale o( Ifnotti's Water-Proof Coui|?sinon eaUbliahad in ihe IJnited tates, is at No. 52 John street, between William and Nassau reets, Naw York, whwe all orders will ba atrtetly attended Sold wholesale and retail. One cake is sufficient fo rnske waterproof four yards of cloth, jj 21 eod2t*r Al CTION SALii:. BY THOMAS BELL. (Stores Wo*. 2J ,1nn and 111 Kultmi rfrref I THURSDAY. At I0SJ o'clock, ill the sale toomi, rue sale of Piano Fori c?'|>? loiu, paintings, losingglasses, Utri|>s, uu ud,,|#s, lu.tres, Ike fce. Uso, Jill!'. I slid t. .ft!., t I ITU plated uo"ds, fcl ftc. FHIUA Y, At |a)^ o'clock 111 the sales room. Sal# of Dry Ltoods, c" ..itug, i. vselrv, watches, guns, cutler) J hardware, fuuey -nA\, At JOW o'clock in lit. i iIr roomi, Riteusire ill* oLrlegsnt furniture of nil descriptions, carpet- I UU. piano forte*. lo> kinu glasses S BY RIEL1, k ArtTtLARuTS: -Jlll/KSUAY. At lOk^ o'clock in tin- sale roonts. llvtdvvare, cutlery, fovslin: piccf?. and variety of otlio article*. Alto, bid litii'ti aud ladies wearing apparel. SATURDAY. At 10f-? o'clock at the auction room. Klegttit Furniture and I'lauo*?A l"true ?**ortmetit of the l>e*t in,I most fashionable city mule furniture, including milmgaiiy chairs, pier, dining, It* and centre tables, wardrobes, I.ureaus, toilet tables, looking g'aui-s, tufted and siuing .eat sofas, Ottomans, diraus, rockers, dirssing bureaus, Iratlier beds, mat(MMoa and piilowa, affifi ,i ft Piano Fortes?Also aevFiil splendid piano fortes, made by Bar.in tt Haven, Firtli Ik Hall, William Lee, Jr., L Drderrr, M V Creuirr, Li V Uriugs, John Hroadwood it Sons, and the New York Piano Forte Manufacturing Company. Al Private Sale?An e 1. uant Parlor Organ, in rich mahogau) case, with 4 stops, pedals, ate. of extr-oruinary awe, loess snd i purity of tone; made by oue of the first organ builders iu this city, AUCTION Hale of a Splendid Church Organ?Henry Coulter will sell on Saturday, the 2:kl instant, at 12 o'clock, in the store 42 Ann st, >11 the city of New York, a splendid full well Church Organ, of very desirable sue, and for tone and finiah not to be surpassed by any in use. Hie organ in new and w ill bt sold to t*l jse a conc ern. It can be examined at any lime previous to the hour of tale. This i? a very desirable opportunity for persons wishing to purchase,as the organ most likely will sail (or one half its value. m ions 10 l\ et huh. 7 feet front, 4 feet deep compass ol k? ys fioin GO to Kin dl. Splendid oak case, gilt pipe*, 6tc. Sale positive aud without reserve. j y 19 St^c OPP >81 ION LINE FOR ALBANY. FARE REDUCED!! CABIN PASSAGE SI 00 DECK PASS YGE 0 50 FREIGHT TAKEN AT RKDl't ED PRiCES. 4C^ir'_"rpi I'ht comunwliouH Sp-nniboal WASHINO& TON, Capt mii J. M. Brown, haviuu madi "\WrnmmtLm \rion." im' ,u ic change her days of leaving New York, will hereafter leave the loot 01 Iinhiusou street, Niw Y??.k, avery Tuesday, Thursday, and S* urday afteinoon, at o clock, and Albany, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoon, at 5 o'clock, landing on her iwss.ige each way at the foot of Hammond street, Newburgn, Poughkeepsie, Kiugstoo r iat, Citt kill iad HndioB. For freight orjiossage. apply to the Captain on board, or to D. RANDOLPH MARTIN. No. 102 West streeL jy 13 lm*c EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY DIRECT, /a/l At seven o'clock, P.M., from the steamboat A. J*rier between Courtlandt and Liberty streets. 3L?JTr r The steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Cnpt. L. W. Brainard, leaves the above pier .Monday, Wednesday and Friday at seven o'clock. P. M. The steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt. A.St. John, leaves the above pier Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday tfternoou, at seven o'clock. The above boats are new and substantial are furnished with elegant state rooms, aud in every respectueu usurpasscd among the Hudson River ^learners. For passage or freight, apply on board, or to P. C. 8CHULTZ, At the office ou the wharf, or on board, Passengers taking this liuc of boats, will at all times arrive at Albany in time for the first train of cars for the east and west. iyj 0JX FOR ALBANY, TROY, and Intermediate "H;-rrv places?Tin splrndid low pressure steamboat i m.../ SWALLOW, Capt. A. McLean, will leave the foot of Cortlaudt street, Wednesday afternoon, July 20th, The Swallow will leave as above, on Saturday, 23d a! 5 o'clock, The above is a substantial boat, fitted un with elegant State Rooms, and for accommodations is unrivalled on the Hudson. jygOr +mr\ OS\ EXCURSION TO THE FISHING (g?v -w BANKS. on Thursday, July 21st?The new W IW* erso!i will be in attendance with lines, be. Bait furnished on Board. To those who would like to take a trip outside, but deterred from want of confidence in the boats that usually go to the Bank*, this would prove a good opportunity, as th steamer Si. S. was built expressly for the Sea Service, and the number of trips that she has made outside, has proved her to he a safe and comfortable uoat in a sea way. jy20 2t*c OA HEAP AND PLEASANT EXCUHffli S1 (_)N to Staten Maud and the Lower Bay? ir Ss 3K The atea1 itn.it WAVE will oniof iftei tht 19th instant,comm-nce her regular exc ursions by leaving Sialen Island at 8 o.'cloek, A M, 1. 3 and f? P M.?Leave New York, pier No. 1 North liiver, 10 o'clock A M. 2, I and half-past 6 F M. Fire each way tj'4 cents. t On the 4 o'clock trip the Wayi w ill m ike her piea^ant excur*inn to the Lower Bay. which will proft ht lit!) sunt for fanulies during tht hoc mnunoi months. Fare for the xcursion tv elve and a h If cents. N. B.?Tne Wave bei provided with new boilers, has proved herself to be very fast, and is command.- d by an old and experienced captain, and has no connection with the Marine Hospital patients or baggage, so th it passengers tnay rc'y in being 111 no danger of infectious diseases from quarantine establish num. jy19 3t?c OCEAN HOUSE, Long Branch, Rurnson, Cv .ir-w^ Brown'., Dock, Middletowu, Eatontown Dock Red Bank, Shrewsbury.?The steamboat IOLAS, Captain Allaire, will leave New York from Fulton Market Slip, East River, every morning at 8 o'clock for Red Bank, (except Thursday, on which day the boat goes to Eatoutown lWk.) R. 11ruing, will leave at 1 o'clock each day. I The lolas will run as above, navigation and weather |>ertnitj ting, until further notice. All freight and baggage at the risk of the owners thereof. I June 21, 1842. j? 29 line jgA PLEASANT AND HEALTHY EX URSIONS EVe.RY AFTERNOON TO 3C3C2-KORT HAMILTON. BATH, CONEY ISLAND AND NEW BllluHTON?The commodious steamboat GENERAL JACKSON, Capt. Tobias, will commence on her (Molartrips to du above pi icos op Sunday atterternoon. June 26th, and run every Monday, Wednesday, rhursday, Saturday and Sunday; and the steamboat NAPOLEON, Capt. Hancox, will run on every Tneaday and Friday during the season, leaving the foot c Chambers street at a quarter before 2 o'clock, Hammond street at 2, Canal street at a quarter past 2, Market street at 2%, and pier No. 1 North river at 3 o'clock. remaining a sufficient time at Fort Hamilton for those who may wish to view that extensive fortification and the adjacent country. The boat will then Proceed to Bath and Coney Island, to land those who may be desirous of visiting either of these healthy retreats. And then make an excursion around the lower part of o ir truly noble hay, and return for those who may have landed at cither of the above places, and then cross over to New Brighton, stopping a sufficient time at that place, and returning to the city at an early hour. Fare each way 25 cents. je25 2mr SITUATION WANTED by two respectable young girls as Seamstresses, or to do gen?rdl house work. Tlcase apply at IS Pi ck Blip. _ *_ _ jy 17 j EMVK DOLLARS REWARD.?Lost, on Monday evening I last, a small I fair Braeelett, w ith gold clasp, engraved Kate. The finder will confer a favor 011 the owner, and receive the above reward, by leaving it at ti William street, up stairs. jy2U2fr TO LET I TWO HANDSOME ROOM 9-at 98 Ceder street. Enquire j A 011 the premises. jy20 lm*rc BO.VRDINO AT.LONG BRANCH.?The iinderi signed having a beautiful location at Deal, Long Branch, I .^iiBjOaii accommodate a lew hoarders at his farm house. i TneTituation being on the a* a -hnre oilers inducements unequalled in thi. it mitv for purity of air, *e i bathing, and every requsite desired by families, children, or persons seeking a ch *tige from the sultriness of the city; prices moderate. A note addressed to the subscriber w .11 nu-t f t#? rion. JOHN GREEN, Deal. Long Branch. NT. B.?For further particulars inquire of .vlr. \\r. 1 OR* I BETT, Grocer, lb Oak street, corner of Roosevelt street. The ptoitfietnr has stage* running daily from the steamboa' to j his home. jy21 T Slfk.W3t*r t GENTLEMEN and ladies riding out of town will find a pleasant stopping place in Flat Bush, L. I., about half way to Bath and Coney Gland, at the h e Cream eminent, opposite the beautiful park of M.Clarkaon, Esq. j>20 lm*r j rpiCBTrRY FOR SALE-A suiwrb Tilbury ii aHy m w. I i Sold for want of use. Apply at TO.ML IN SON, WOOD, CO., I jyft St eod+c 410 B toad way near Caail si. MISS O\V N i" t.. I! ill rms th? ladi? i I N? w York and its vicinity, that she continues giving lesson* on the I Piano Forte, Harp, Guitar and in Singing, and will be happy to receive net pupils at No. 86 White, 01 ittend the respective houses of those ladies who 11% receiving le ions at theii own residence. H up and Piano Fortes for sale and on hire Also a very splendid rtano Forte for sale. ji'29 lm*r MYSTERIOUS.?m7 o5 I lor, of Kenton, Hardin Co, Oiiio, h it this city on the 2ifh M ly last,intending to return direct!* home, since that day nothing has been lieanl of him by I his friends. Being a man ol excellent character, in very comfortable circumstances, and lift* ing in his possession when he j left here about one thousuid dollars of his own in rash, strong fears arc entertained that lie has been murdered. It is supposed that he, [with a Mr. Ripley,] occupied st^te room K on Board tin steamboat Rochester for Albany,24th may. He was dressed w hen to I st en,in calf t mixed cloth fro U co it aodbuii iloons, blacks tin vest indbl k hat, is forty-five yt an old. Aai information respecting him, directed to John Taylor, of olurn- j bus. Ohio; to John P.Gordon Dudley, Harden Co. Ohio, or to F. T. IVet Ik Hitchcock, New York, will be received with gratitude by his friends. Pajiers in New York, Peonsylvanio and Ohio, will render a service to his ifflict family by publishing this notice. i "in swn nil I M CI nvG WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW.-Th? seril>cr is selling -ill dr*crii?tioti* of (fold arid silver i Watches, (fold and silver pencils, ifold i hains, k .oil Imp. Sln.l- m. I mrdir.l p.l.blf.l h??irif rind-nroiie thor "minndumn ,.f he, nil me ii r ,.M|| I 11, .he I? li"? f-'l 1 lull 'Ml til- 1 point of c constitution. Advis yiyen gratis to all who um th* pills, h> Madame Costello, m Lisjxnard st, where the pills are solK\. Weduearlay and Thursday Evcniuct, July 20th an 71st, Third and fourth night of J S B own and the I'ark Theatro Company. EntertaiiimenU to commence in thu Saloon at 8o'clock,with th? omedy of FORTY AND FIFTY Mr Lily-white, Mr J S Brown After which BOMBASTES FURIOSO. B out hasten, Mr J S Bintv^i To conclude with a ORAM) BALI, In the open Harden. Director of the Floor, Mr E H Conway. Admission only 23 Cent*. jy70 2'*r IIIM/S IV KW YORK JIlHF.l'M, (FORMERLY KNOWN AS I'EALE'S MUSEUM,) No. 252 Broadway, opposite the City Hall. ]\/fONDAY, July 18th. and during the week.?First J*-'- pearauce of Master (tILHEHT, the voting American Juggler, w hose prrformanrex have excited the wonder anil astnn uhmiIII III' all w ho have witnessed them. Ls't week of e?rliiug experiments in Animal Magnetism, iluritiK which experiments in Electricity, with the Oalvauic Battery, and the Hone Slc'e Magnet. Sunn Hare t uriosities, not to be found in any similar r stahli.o ment; Exi"rimems in Mesmerism, alias Animal Magi etistu, will commence at half-past R o'clock, P M., at the conclusion of which, Master Gilbert will appear and go through his won derful teats, fust, Chinese Chopsticks?second. GtectauOatnes ?third, Crockery Delph. Ticket* 25 cents, children half price. Day visitors admitted on the same evening free. A Great Treat lor the public is in pretwxration at this Institii tion. jylB Iw AMERICAN MUSKU.M ANI) (JARDEIS OPPOSITE ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, BROADWAY. P. T. BARNUM, MANAGER. INCREASED NOVELTIES!! Mr. Wiuchull, the unrivalled comic drollerut. Whitloclr. and Diamond in their Banjo Extra* aganzas. The wonderful Oip?cy Girl can lie privaUely consulted throuyhovt the day, without extra charge. The Model of the City of Dublin, the greatest work ol art evtr brought to this country It is to perfect, tliat any person who has resided in Dublin can noint out the very house in whieh he lived. Miss Il? iaJie, the highly popular vocalist La Petite Celeste, the beautiful d?ns? im? the celebrated Albino Lady Fancy Glass Blowinjt;and Grand Cosinoiama Balloon Ascensions every night at ten o'clock. Day peiformauces every WedLesday anil Saturday afternoons at 4 o'clock. Day visiters admitted free iu the evening. No charge for admission to the splendid Gardeu ou the top of tho Museum. Admission to the whole Museum, Garden and Entertain* munts 25 cents?Children half price. jylOr THE NEW UOCHESTEK THEATKE is now or>?n for lli?- sunipt r si'uon, Indies nnd Knul.lmli nf umIjIlIiciI proft'isionnl reputation,wt>o di tigu rintmit Buffalo or Mon'r.,1 ami wish in take Rochester in their way, will pleate addii ta the subscriber. EDWIN DKAN. Rocheiter, July I, 1842. jyG Im iiu*r MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION. SEA MONSTER SEA DEVIL. 'PI1K GKEATK8T NATURAL CURIOSITY. IN AMF.UK A?The proprietor of this immense pr ioieu beg* e.ve to announce to the public, thai hi# has f"r Exhibi(ion, at the Boweiy Amphtthe&tie, the Sea Devil, which was captured on tlic 2(>th April, 1U12, in the Harbor of Char.estoo, 1C., after a desperate struggle with 26 men in 7 Boats. The proprietor of this inoiuter feels confident that the lovers of the curious and the scientific will be lijghly gratified in viewing this marvellous production of the might) deep. A Olf, which was born after her capture, will also bo ex hibited. They may be visited b) both sexes, as they aic not at all ofTenaive, and every effort will be made to render the exhibition agreeable and satisfactory. j) 17 lm*c FRANKLIN SALTWATER BATJLMFoot of Mout^o" mery street.)?The Franklin Salt Water Bath, at the loot of Montgomery street, is now open front 5 A. M. to 10 P. M. Shower baths upon an improved plan. Swimming sc1h>oI, and superior public aud private ballis for ladies aud gentlemen. jrl5 Imisc TSATA KKRFOTi I'K, ArPA^T^TAN"DTN 8TRUC D TION, in the most approved process, for making splendid portraits and views, by F. A. ARTAULT It CO. 168ft Tulton street, who have made arrangements to open a class for the reception of pupils, to comnit nee ou Monday .July, Uth, The class will be open for two hours each day, from eight o'clock A. M. to ten o'clock A. M. and the pupils may conti late in the class until perfectly satisfied. Terms?$25 in advance. F. A. ARTAULT Ik Co. have just received by the packet Rhone, from Paris, 1,000 very superior Plates; also, 25 improv of ill*- best Chemicals manufactured in Pari*. jj9 lin#r I IXKNKSSKS BY THE" DAOUEIIREOTVTE PROU CESS are taken at (he rooms, corner Broadway and John street, in a ati|ierinr style, with all the modern improvements, w Ithout any regard lo the Weather, the mult being always tha tame. Instructions in the above beautiful art siren, end apparatus Airmailed at a moderate price. N. B.?All tliu apparatus used in the buaineaa may be obtained at the above place; alio, every deacription of miniature caiies, lenaea, platea, lie. Sjiecimeiia may be aeen at the rooms at any time during the day. jy.l Jrn* pifOTOtiRAl'flT?' OR "t)At to E.K.COLLINS it CO. 66 Soutn street. Price of passage SIOO. The packet ship SIDD0N8, Captain E B Cobb, o. 1000 tons, will succeed the lloscius, and sail 2.6th August, her regular diy. Passengers may rely on the ships of this line sailing punctually as advertised j y 20 'togjtt TasSagK Foil riVEHmOL^SaifTTS Mou WMrJVday nr*i 2.0lb Jiily.?The well known very fast a o. 13 East Iiivvr, or to ROCHE, BROTHERS Sc CO, 3^ Fulton *t, neit door to the Fulton B.ink. Cabin passage jy 19 c FO R" LIV K UT( )C >17? R i New i.?. of 0m ?The splendid new, last sailing |>scket ship Jh??KbROS If. r AAvtr FOR TAMPICO?The wtll known .ponpered and Jfffy copper fastened Schooner RlRII will Lave i i Mwlbi lively on the 2lat July for the alnive place, haling ccommodationa Inrtft passenger*. Apply to the Captain on board, at the foot of Roosevelt itrref, >r passage or freight. it UK C frSt CMTKI) LINK (?T I I VI It, tn.l. I M Kb. I s iJNWjfW?Tli n? w ami superb Packet HOTTJ.V illK.H, 1100 tons burthen, aptamIra Burslf), long* ml favorably known in the OM Line, will hare immcd: ^tc e%Pttch for the above port and sail to-moriow. The accommodations of ibis ship fur cabin, second cabin ani tceragr passengers are unequalled, and thofc persons *b m eo i?K to the old country should not fail to examine 'be a .vnr.nioitioru in this ship before engaging in any other, as she u ntl*a peipressly for the convenience of passengers, I arsons wi ig to secure bcilhft should apply early in order to se? u.e the si For ptsssge, which is retjr low, apply on board,* st ide Burling all,, or to w j T TArfiCOTT. IVck Slin, cor. South street. r.raon. wi.hing toaend forthrij riirnita r iii hvi e it in ronsht ost in (hi? thtp, or ih) '"wri' ?fiv?in\v >1 ntr?, mill draft" for ?nv ?ni) amount in lie pro. nr.d. I. n't d.tnand. without ducount, in all tint prin.iial town. r.| i Britain Irrlaml. Api-rv H .ibovr. '7 x.tyL- roll NKW OKI.S ANS-f.t-K, toC il.r 2U? i -t. ivInPW? 'I -n parlor fait nailing nnckr t iliip THEN 1 ON, pliDikV B- mutt, will ?ail an anon-. And t in arrornm. i: '.I i'i n and atrrrage parirngrn at moderate rate*.if i,|. i. i ii In mad. to i JOHN IIERDMAN, f.l Month it. AdtA- K>H MALE. FREIGHT. or t HAKTi R-Thi f3r.fV"'l- ii'a at a triflim rupannf. For I'rmi ply t i iptlin Laa on board at R'. tor atraat wharf, o> to v*1 BOYD k HINCKEN, i Tontina Build mgr.

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PERFUMERY. f\ lOTTS TOOTH WASH?Prepared from tha original reY cttieatNo.il l ?i.ert, .Ntw Yrok?The Orru Tooth V I v a vcneuMc o-eparatiou, itoasessuw the property .x c. 1 r. rth -fftarfrt th* givns to s I h" ?'Vv i rv. iuiu^ 41)) UUp- *4i.t t 41 C J TIU tin r, ?*if. irism* fron Jet n\ ?u teath oi fiou 1 it I r u> cwiiieiit as by ao doing all particles l hod which *cco* inn! dnri.) the day are entirely removed. the mouth kept througn -*?e night iu clean, aw t. h? iH?y *Ute. S id teeth end white Cieih ??e the MOSl v- U ill If I tortious of poor hutrv t hat ho*v mtu> neglect trie Mention, ne* AHv-.i v ior thro preservation, even when surrounded by all the me .11, lerle.'. Am n'fhe.ew t kn;;w of nour more pleasant m.I f-fTe. tu 1(,i. Orris Tooth V\ cd.-it cleanses and win- I the u n n* th? cam*, DunGaa the mouth, and I av. ft ens the bp ith. We recoimneuu its uae to all, young and oh'?[Boston \|orniritf Post Th.' Or;. r r Wish is the beat detergent we over used on Oil r n.oriel.?[ B ?st t (.1 K 1 -N'' A SI) HEAUTIFYIKG THE I COMPLEXION. Mirn- j the result will he a beautiful pimnL*inii Tin- Infirm 1 is In! by no other in the world. Suffice it to say, that it h*s Keen n*?ed with gr^at success in the IT. flutes and West l.idir .without a single complaint of iu efficacy. For tale at i ivh'i Dispeu?ary, 183 Bowery, corner of Spring ste?-t. Vnvt 7S crnt? per bottle. jy2 ltn*r KMALOrCS ChRJiBK ATKD V !Sf T L DA N I) R 1 F F s t wnn O'ih waan tre completely from i h.mi tem.cf.inc tne 11; rw.irc.r l tiru ?i,uv, nine utouucuik'a ueinrni'in )oiniR sensation. v v iiu .mc ior ia\ 'he ?iroih iudivi iuaU to counterfeit this have rendered if llstCes* i f dlowini rule? None are ntnne un- >ri?-', in or r b> .nrinciftl meant. t H n-' iiiif arijcn tho?e wonderful r >i" -si!- 'inure. 13 r Ventilating "\V;LS AND SCALPS, v Hani, which can be had at in; Broadway, Lt t. v rf, up stairs u in t ie *rr? wth of Hair, B ARK Y offers a i. vs own, tiukuown t^ Vulg ?r Fra't? ion r*. an Natu h hu been bountiful in lier dtunbaII. vtl! iin 1 pUce them*-Ives under his ?ur* v icr i to ftuit U?e tiutet. TH7. di'UMMI (TK CUR E n IT G H S V;;-.V KS1 t JII.I-iH MKVT FOll HAIR CUTTING CURLING, ViQS, SCALPS, &c. s ?u'. HRo VI)\V AY. i.l ;EU' itHha iu connection withi his present premi*^, j rur'l i Ul of fi Ml- M"l fine of .i liK WO ft V fjfjKlt Y OK KASIHON, roeh for O nH-trien'*, bur rujti'if. %This ?j leu orn in fitted up |,i t if itflf ofhoaii X V t?| France. The w o ir? iu u le;ptinteii dVer the manner of Wi'trall, Bouc .'I"., i'i ti i cation of (iie *r-Ci.m- I t J ?heli,iN t?p?*itrv. mnron, tahl"4, Mtromaua, 5CC.J are in the aamc tyl? o* tiu o rit.il alt?ri lievo, hnifthed m whirr and irnM, for* inin. a t >. f". tni\ here remark, that an in every deiiartment ol hu lfe^sion, the character of iii* w??rk is eittsblisned for itr su: .ui i'y, so does he intend to make only the very best wigs and and ask according to the titnea, the reiy lowest remunrnting i r* fit. U. C. will' foim I ilwavs 'at home," md will give hi* o!e I 4 iivi J?'d a" nfion .o all who wiah to change ouute* e iii.ih rh "iv.'n' of hi* touch. |r22 r .-AiKLN.S, IXiKNS. CORNS. c and vi a ii a M K BBRI1ARD, j v/-n Doctor*. from Pari*, i.ia V R to inform the inhabit ntnl? of two th-i'i I c rfifi i'--*? ir on th who hive pt|f iionc?d r lie-f at tin-ir h ?i? Is. M-ms. and Made. B. have pra ti d their profession l ?r ,?vtid ytirs in (J miany, France an?l England, and I ave t ?tii. grrat skill and much practical rv i-nof-a fict at i ?t> d by mini ui certificates from the mo?t crb br \ted En*_ glish, Fr*-n en nd German nhvsician?, as we frotn \e.al of the notulity md gentry ol those countries, de i.-t* d to them after four year* ure. Tint operation will not occupy more than ten ininot -s. and the reHef i i so instantaneous tiiat th-t detertl1 alUo it S -o are htppy in beiug en ble'. t M s. MALLAN Jl SON Mivb-. ii .111imI 1 thine who are nly eliuhtly dulloi' nearuik. to join i i jeueral eonveraation, and to catch the a.nin.l of a die' .nt low lpraker at a y iiblie la.emnly. They are the ?iae of a aery ainal! *nld aeven thilling I'irer; and when in the h cavity o( ll.r eari, they are not iti the leaat perceptible, n..r more uncomfortable than having a amall yi.ee of tin. wool in tu T place. And although tliey are ?o eatremely email, yet they en- 1 able tho-e i fliclad with e?treine d. afu??? to hear, in every re- D iperr, e.iTial to th'iae of moat nte Ii- iriin;. ii I'., be hail of Mom, MALLAN it Si iN, Surf eon Drntiata, f, vole aaeiiU lor the patentee. No. J Park Place, one door fiom Broadway. T ii ii1 the Agrnta, Dickaon Stt'o., lift Broadway, Bftonirnt Roomi.?For thru onri? filed r fi iry in all Rheumatic, Cntaiwoue and Dyepepue Compi ll It?, for- rve?, debility.nryaipalaa, aerofula, liver complaint, a tf''';i in ofthr It i -inry, Sir reference (by their peiinieeioti) it wade to tlir loll owing medical gentlem* n lll:lj!l MrLEAN. VI. 4 Wvrrrn-ft. D BE'iFOIID. I'rof. Unieeretty, Med. Dep. r AT T BR SON. Med. Hep. Dr WHI TK.I berry Valley. N Y I" >f. HADLKY. K? I'irf'i Med. illriie, N. Y. Dr. DEL AFIELD, Blercltrr-n. V Y. Y m a eerfilirair ofa nl an'lfai? made for the Proprie tor of tlir Sprout by on- I the mott eminent ehemuta in (Hit country, Dr. Initon of .at w-Yo.k) the following resulta have been obtained from onr gallon of water I Sulphite of Magnet!* 42 lb Sulphate of I.ime Ill 1>2 I Monde of Sodtnm 2 2-1 Chloride of Mignrtium 2 40 Hydioanl|>liurri ,.f Sodium Hydmtulphurrt ol CM, 2 20 Vegetable Kttracuae Matter 160 04 Sulphuretted Hydrogen (lu 16 cub. ina. Portal* by Meeart. Ruahton Ik A?ptnw*ll, at their etoret. P roadway, Aftor H uae, and William ?Ueet J Milh.au broad way O. H. Miloor, Broadway; A, B Sti,Aa it Co. -oidway and Chambeuat. Dr. J. R. Chilton, Br ,ad way P. I.' It Full n atreer. Brooklyn jeltjinc J \CHINE BLANKETS.?1 balr.'for aala by II a PEKS8K BROOKS, it Liberty u HOTELS, BOARDING. fcc. KiirIIiIi AtlvrrtWeuimt. NOTICE TTTRXILWAY TRAVELLERS. ANDERTON'S MOTEL, No. lf>l FLEET STR EET, LONDON. V\ I(Unui lintcilii^. 1'ioprU-1 or, Returns hia ihanJis to the |>rotVand commercial ?*ntlrnum. ami the l uhhc for the lib-rat ui*..rt he |.j? received ?inr?t occupying the above turned Hotel. a?.d lioj h In unratin* attention to retain the i>attoiiag?' hitherto ao generously atlnnlea. w. h. assure* his juip-iis tlut do endeavors dull *ci( that ir? ctu cohijk i." null lain a? ur at re^riU Wmn and Viands, it Ih-'iik hit aiohiti >i? to i?r- ure the choicest lor th? approval ol lu? iU['(M)rtoii, and conducing biuiiifu on the most liberal ay item. The daily bill of fare, containing the 5r.**vf*t variety, combined with moderation of prices, cannot 'wl giving general satisfaction. Breakfast* (plain) Is kl etch; lodgings 10s 6 ROAD WAY. NEW YORK. The subscriber re AJ eetiily from the National Hotel, Troy, will rHHwn tk? Marshall lLmt! on the JOth uuMnt,** a noti 1 and boardii.g houu- it 1* uiidercoiuu a thorough irpair, aud will he put in complete order, ami furnished in han- The bar will be furbished with choice liquors, and the larder with the substantial* and delicacies of the season, and w ith attentive j servants, and every' 'egard for the comfort of his ipiests, the undersigned hopes to merit and receive a >h ire of patronage. i my 183ra*c K. S. MONROE. J WILSO V> bT>ALL>L\fi JU/1'SK. Nm. 71 ,,i.l 7 i i~- j theniM cntraufii hu, 1 Monrmi msst, New Y01 k?The i: on: it tore 1 -rove r-: i:.i-rrivn'? in "Vturutiur Ins sincere tliauks to his Irieiio- "m me rimiic wasmllv. for the ?1 rv it j beral patronage li- na.ti?l?i ?i site the tcrmiu tion or the,Hail Rud.?T. B. KM 'A III), riexioh Kestvireaut, 1ms newly fitted up and eal mod In* t -r .b i-.i.mrnt, wh -re families may be constantly actoinnituUted in the best style Will constantly keep ou hand a itrt.it variety oJ# the d?*lic -icie*of the s? asoti, and a t ible served t I t Fr.inc ii?? md American. The Wines Hid Liquors will be of the rir.-t ;ti fiL>4 Nt?.?A lew svlect boardMrs will be taken tu a gcu teel and respectable faniilv Ao dv at No. 204 Fulton st, rPO S ??I. T. li'K NT L K V EN?A elegant suite of Rooms 1 sii r si it Boitrfj on th? 1st r ^.1 r, 1* s ,n l( JL om, on moderate 1 Intv 1 fOTEAN PLAN?O 1 en ?f i ip.'ie.l Suits o Ami' ens. with ip aL-e;v >111] heir cull r .psi?.t. -ted t> No. 84 B 'l-lway. jyl I 2is'eod"c mmm mm 1 ?r? 1 ?w ISl l"i O K 1 I? V r J V r 1 V f ia?p r i' iv oal r. /y i) i i r, i CLASON'S POINT, I.N THE COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER FOR SALE, *1nd Twin!} I 'tart Credit given for two-thirds of the PurchaseA?a AUGUSTUS \V Ul. 1SOM, o-^iirr of this Tnliur">0f hi- >*?t.ile, Dtfrrs it for s tir. It is situate ou the East ltiver, or Sound, about twelve miles trom New York, J i u,l>u?i'r College P?'int, cont^ira 3t?0 acres of laud iu a high tit*- of cnltirit on,two Dwelling Housts,a large whirf, barns, cUlle house*, and every convenience, fruits of the rarest kinds. Fish, oysters, fitc. art t ik.u near the door. The situation is not equalled by anv near the city, and as there are several superior for bnildiug, and the front on the Sound is extensive, the laud will be divided to suit purch !1 me i meiits, and it.s peculiar advantages ire sufficiently ku n It has been unproved in a way to renler it susceptible ol mx farming divisions of thirty acres and ipwards each, including an appropriate allot! iru-nt of woodland. P.ach division offering a moderat ly elevated building location. The condition of the soil can at this time be best appreciated as ts harvest is heavy and iu w a ttheiing. 11 Terms to suit the purchaser, a* the object is merely to change I1 lie investment for another susceptible of equal product. jyl3 !iu*m A. SEKLY. 2111 Fulton st. DENTISTRY. artificial teeth; s ON THE PRINCIPI.KS OK s ATMOSPHKKIC PR INSURE. [cOH\] H AVING la ely lost two bicuspid .ti teeth, I called on Mr. Uvrti to s V their places with artiliei f the ine heal profession, ax w? II la :o the pub;i J iden'ly n I. on his xkill in his professing i (Sntued) GKANVlLLfc S. PATTISON, M. D. t I rofe??er ol Anatomy, University ol New Vork. February is h, isti. 4 Copy of a teller from Judge So ah to Dr. beret!. t Nr:w Vork, M iy 14, 1812. I1 )r*R Sir? n It i. both .1 matter of duty and pleasure to state that the art of rliticiil teeth, on ihr principle of atmospt eric Pressuie, which I oil made for a lady ill my family, has succeeded in every res- t ect?in appearance, comfort and utility, and has tfiveti entire atisfaction. I am, dear sir, your obedient, v (Sicned) M. M. NOAH c Mr. Lkvett, Dentist,260 Broadway, corner of Warren st. d jy31m*r r SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS I MANUFACTURED by WM. R. UOULDINO, 56 Gold ti street.?A iren*r?il aaaortmeut of the above Instruments iept on 11 tiu! and made to order, of the most approved patterns. The meduMlpt it ?r* in urn? ral, and dealers are invited to 9 tall and ex amir f?r -ir hasin.: elsewhere. 9 y rinses, at- up pemp?, splints and fracture c P para tin?lr? i-rrl ;up fee? and other distortion" on T land aim in sue r Calif ry and iSnr?'iril lu?: mm* nta repaired ?n the best possi- ?ie maim* r, and on r- ?soti >m* term*. Referriicen? V mine V *r M. D. Granville 8harp, Pat- l| 111, i. i?.. 11 i 1 mm 1 d p. ml John C. Cheese man, ll V!. D. ill tai9n DENTISTRY. REMOVED, FROM 31 TO fc'i i HAMlU'.lts STREET. IXTM. 1'HORN. DENTIN I *oi:,-u.s the I'tculiouo! those 1 'Y whowr.ir.utith i.il Teeth, i; ltn*r brUIDE TO SOUND TEETZ 11 LADIES NEED NOT DESPAIR. 1 h P)R. A. c. CASTLE. Dentist, 2*'7 Broadway, New York, Marmosilicon Paste, for filling decayed hollow t#eth. s i vi? ot'i" ti?irtnle>s iii ils composition, and can he put into a ht ioi* t-uder tooth with uf pain or inconveuienee, and with s hieh it hecornr iuij ac'ed as out* ?olid ^body, maintaining its y iainal ip|ea 'nceandn ?v for life, TJm numerous Uiano1 I liaTs from l iuias in die hist ciast of society speak in the most ;lowii,g t- rm* as to it* efticncy. The Ereiiing Post, 22d May, I ays?41? i- uluiirablv 11?i r son* or tender teeth, aud to lervous person- ami Dr. A. C. Ca?ll?* tperate* on the teeth utir great csre and ability." The ?llo\i i\... from tlie (Ncw Or! din the Florida -erv?cc, #lur ng an engagem* nt, rd on? -.vh of his low*- r jaw and oart ol he upper *i r*s .eerh ou the principle of adnesion, atasiosphern j?i? on id..in ?u? to an ntire vt nl teeth." a Toothac he Fills, on* w hich put iu the painful tooth will I r net a pennant tl Dr. A. (\C. ri ters 'o the r>, Miiah Ambassador, Hpauish Con- {1 ul. Mrs. General Gaines, Dr. K. I Johnson, President of the n dedical Sociyiv. and the stfral Professors of the New York n Tuivrrsity of Physicians rid Surgeon*. DEAKNE.nS.?D r ni hi friend* viid the public generally, h f hue return f Rump**, ami i- now ready to ace all who may r ivnr him with th'ir hHioni;'. AH oj*-ration! performed at la office will be done on the Uteatand m >st approved plana. F jvf lw#c \18tf CSEs Of I lift V K k EAK -I. SRamE^ M D J OcuIUtand Pi feaaoi [Ophthalmic \uaUm> uid 81 iseaaea of the Ky? lad Ear, and imperfections of viitinn, 175 [udann at near Canal. Office hours from 8 A. M. to 12 M.f and um 5 to 7 P. M.daily, Sundays excepted. N.B? Doctor Shanks will (five advice and medicine io the 11 >or, (gratis) every evening from 5 to 6 o'clock, at In* office, 175 Indsnu street. ie29 lm end *c MISCELLANEOUS ro THOSE WHO WOULD POSSESS A GOOD o 1IEAD OF HAIR. I -line up no f:i|?e tutrmmt* offrred you; von is.ur.il ill. irtirl. will do ell it in rpprp.entpif to 11 in :"i'i i,lj**pen"?itli-?give jjtrie!, you will hp perfectly LW I"* p'IP."'Oil ol Corel Circgwa will m?*r iIip v ill v out. rurc ecnrf or dsndriff, ?nd kitp ,i m'o I"' }'1' hiw d.vrk In k, anil mikr it grow dirk IwlTw Among l,ir many who hnvr mod thiv i i. ..,UK n..ntK It, pnaitire qmlitlH. tr? ll? 1 |f ollowtnir? Jj Jime, Koj. IJi'lW, nn W T nltin.. 03 Kins street.N k VIl.T lijlbert. II is.on v,i r(,v?. r, L'rorrr. #r:Tk,yn. J?d many others, hut the fr.llv ,?(T, r u. offer the tlMie. ThfpabHe 1,1e.te,| to note, that till. It told ?t I he reasonable price of .1. J or R thlllincs t liot'lr nv T. Juliet iirn of the American F.vl?, R2 Ohithsm tireri Y* or tR*' 'n Fnlfon ttreet. Hr nklyn; R State ?tiert, jrj fSm ll'itreet Phil adelphia. See that T. Jonet it tuned on e ,eh I the I >y??*c !h f)NE rKNT RF.AvAHD-A maletto boy sWut li VNlr, 1 >r?. nn -iI Alht ,t laiv. l ie I hit 11 litil. mi, ,ii,i r? liaii the other, ran sw i\ Imm th? subscriber Sunday last. This w a to f rbid all persona from harbor my or trtistitu said ho u ny account R'JBERT alYDLAY. W.?rchr?t-r. Inly 15. IR??- iyll Iw'i A \l AK1J ?The institutions and Summaries of New Yoib Brooklyn and Staten Itland.tt well at particular ladies an i eatlemen, will be respectfully attended by the undersigned,* I rrsrher of the Freni h. Italian languages, end guitar. Applj r hunker, atreet. joSKp|( R0(;( Hl?TT, I MEDICAL. LUCiNA~CORDIAL. TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. IT ii now barely three yean since tre k?-neral introdudtion ol ihui the result is, that a medicine has been addtdto the catalogue lor the cure of incipient consumption, which places the disease, with due precaution, under the control of the patient. It is scarcely necessary, at this period, to recommend the Lucius Cord ml as an all-sufficient remedy in case of Gleet. Fluor Ah bus, difficult or painful menstrual ion, Incontinence ol Urine, and all di-eases arising from debilitation of the system, where an impulse, or a restorative is wanted as throughout tne United State* it has Liken precedence of all other medicine in such cases, and leaves frothing further lo be hoped for its cures he ing hiieedy. perfect, permaireut, aud effected without pain wr trouble, should there, however, he any lwraon laboring under the above cotuid tints, who are doubtful ol its almost umvei^ally tested merits, I recomminend it to them with all confide nee, and on my own personal responsibility, feeling assured if they give it the required tri .l, that health to the alHicted parties, and gratefulness t Dr. Mag in, will n tl?? rssulL lot, as is iuao the case in Europe, the immense American reputation of the Luc ma Cordial, is principally based on its thoroughly investigated, iuduhit ible, and generally admitted |rower to enable females, who had been considered barren, to bear offspring, and to restore virile powers in males, when reduced to utter aud apparently hopeless prostraUoil, to perfect health aud activity. When 1 first received the agency of the Lucius Cordial, from Dr. Magnin, notwithstanding its unmeuaef oreign celebrity, aud the great .tinuuut of respectable testimony that accompanied ir, 1 declined committing myself individually, by giving any per aonot aaaurauces in these particulars but now. after the enormous sale of upwards of one hundred thousand Dottles, coupled witli the receipt and ceitfficates aud testimonials inuumer ible, and much knowledge founded on iterssnal observation, 1 can unhesitatingly warrant it as fir exceeding my moat sanguine hopes, or ever th* illustrious inventors promises, in the fulfilment ol the most important cud* for which it is rtcouuneuded, and lias become so iustly and usiversallv popular. Tu be as explicit as possible, I repeat, and hold myself personally reiponai Me lor the assumption, that the f. mina Cordial can liivig orate tne virue powers in males, ar i make them locundant, wnere nature nas Ikcu ociiciHur. or wnen tliev have been i*oa irtut!a ov armici.ii means ana r.iso thai u can produce that >iare oi me system in irmairs, wno Port ncen previously unfruitful* vn? une"ran narreti, wnicn win enable rlicm to beor children. I regret t, at mate ic lik-si st> ns a.'? en srer exceedingly ile Invite matter*, Dnt teel c nirti lij^n to do ie*l it might be misunderstood, and as a full guar in tee fiy the great responaibili ty which 1 h-tve cheerfully assumed. With feelings 01 sincere k'i.iUi.i U' for the extensive patron ige which, the ageht of the La in i Cordial, has been headed upon me in uiis country, I re main, me Public very obedient humble servant. JOHN wINTtKS HOI.UKItrt'kLL, M. D. Price i:i per bottle. For sale at 469 Broadway, and 02 Nassau street. New Fork, and 'HJ North Sixth street, ntiUdelphia. j On Stricture ami It a Cniv. THK present re."arks will place before the public the folt lowing most interesting facts?v?z: That the disease of 8iricture frequently occurs, and is the cause of other obstinate diseases, in tho c who are not at all aware of its existence that there prevails 4vinr wron one n tion respecting Stricture; thai igno: lit advertising people take advantage of this erroneous notion j that there are three particular circumstances by which a Stricurt may al ways be known?and lastly, that the cure of Stricture is certain, free from pain, and generally ac compliibs ut whom, on seeiug the real nature of the case, he has cured n as many days. With a view, therefore, of preventing these impositions, it teems disirable to lay before the public a few plain circumstances by which a Stricture may be Known, which can be easily done for although the symptoms of this disease are 11 u melius, there are three of especial import, and these may be staled terv briefly?thev are the following The liraf r? tn The\manner of wrinating.?It has been already said the stream letdnot be much diminished or impeded. But observe attenlively, after it is finished and the clothes are reaMf the cure t all those deiic??, dn? atei which require e mm lal c.?re and privacy, is directed in the plainest manner. l>ut t is advisable that those who suspect a stricture, if possible, hould ?.onsult the author personally, and nothing will surprise hem more than the ease and certainty of his means of cure. Separate rooms, also, are arranged for those who may h ive to ut i little. It only now remain* to say a word or two on the ground on vhich the public, and especially strangers coming to this city, nay rely with onfideuce on what has b*en advanced. With his vi. w Dr. Kalph b? g.? to state that, Ik sid- hi* rank a* gradiate of Edinburgh. ?he lr?s been engiged in the cure tf these diseases, both iu hospital and citypractice, forroon hau thirty years, and ha* published two t aitioiis of a work nressly on tnem.?Also that h has testimonial letters from the lost eminent physicians in Europe to the most eminent i Lmerica?is Sir A it ley Cooper to Dr. Motf, of New York, )r. rhysick, of Philadelphia, and others, and tn.it he is permited to refer to almost every Physician of eminence iu tilts ity. Dr. Ralph is consulted at his private rcsidsucc. No. R3 Green. ich street, toward* the Battery, at any hour.?lie may also be onsulted by post. Tne little volume above referred to is one nllar jv 10 Im *ec SR. DAVID BKKNNA has the honor of intbrniMig his I friends r.tid the public that he has removed from the Jranite uildiug to 175 Chambers street, where he will, without the se of mercury'* cure radically, and in a few days, the raostineferate cases of syphilic diseases. Dr. Brcnua's remedy is eu rely free frpm my corrosive ojr poisonous mineral, imwImb tken iccording to his direction*! will remove the Minfol ympinm* whicn invariably follow the abuse (or rather the use) i met ury, and other nouous medicine* so universal)? admintered in those cases. Dr. jirt una's remedy is so simplr that it m b* administered without the least danger bad consenences, the patient being able during the treatment to attend hi* busini ts wd live as use l)r. Hreiiua's Practice is not confined to the cure of th? above i*? ate, but will continue to ifiye hi? professional advice to pa cuts, and to administer medicines on the homeopathic system, be only one that has or can eve r cure chronic diseases. hours, from 10 to 2 o'clock, and from 5 to 7 P. M.? 'hainbcfi street 175. jlO Imr BE WATCHFUL OF YOUR HEALTH. p)R. BRANDRET1CS OtTice is now 274Bowery? having re moved it from 276. He requests his friends to be careful ol ore* and imj?n*tnr?. who are anxious to deceive the uuwaiy tcmember Dr. Brandrcth's Office is 274, not 276 Bowery. je20Int*c THE PERSIAN PILLS ASSl/KKDLY HAVE healing virtues which no other medicine in this coiti try po*se*ses. Let no one be ditcotraxd until they have trim tho Persiin Comixmiid?they have aised from the greatest weakness and uitrcss, to health and lanpinesK. Price :il cents and 02M cent*, two size boxes. For sale bv J. O. FAY, whol? sale agent. at Vlilnor's drue tore, No. 192 Broadway, corner of John st. New York; retailed t Nos. 79 and 100 Fulton afreet. Also, Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster! to remove tumors, reus, knur's evil, paio in the side, rheumatism, kc. M Married j.ai'ies" in delicate siiuati ma, find ure al relief from it. Also, T;-elMagnetic Battery, consisting of Electric Pills, Galvanized Plaster, Magnetic JEther. No. 1, for consumption; Ingnetic Avhrr, No, 2, lor nervous diseases, inn mjw rauce, &c. 'lagnetic Avher, No. ackage ro .taint every vedicine, wash, ?c., ever required either tor internal or e*t? r- a) use?and for the guidance and safety of the i?atient, is ac- ompanied by Dr. Jordon'a private treatise, ".The Monitor," therein it Ail I directions, with a plain description of the na- i are, symptoms, consequences and treatment of secret maladies I -th. remedies proi>er for their different stages?to which is I iMril much valuible information, useful hinu, and impoitant dvice. suited alike to tlir present invalid, an-l to those who nint heretofore hern unfortunate, either contemplate mariage, or hare recently entered iuto that ?late. The price of tha Monitor is 50 ceiu One dollar aent, 'oat paiL enaurea ita rccei tioq. fCr Theae conrara are admirably adapted for alrancerr, arellera, or reaidenta in the country, being complete, comact, and guaranteed to effect a cure. VCs Hold for the proprietor only, at Drng atore 60 Prince :reet, corner of Marion, 3d block eaat Ot Broadway. Pnrate entrance t>9H Marion street, one door b t ling without any apparel*'# ease, rut up in small jars with II directions for -sc. Price 37}i cent*. Prepared andeold holesile and retail, hy I)A\ l6 RASD3 ki O., No. i? K.ist i roadway, comer Market at. N.Y. Sold also bvAHkll "ai.ds. 79 and 100 K olmn street, ami by I B Hands and Co ?73 Broadway, coruer Chamber strset. Iy74 Im r _____ j AIMER'"SVKSkT-Thc widow of an sminent idtyaicia J "Ifi rs her sei vires to the Ladies of this city, being fully c sr lUted by long eiperience. Testimonials from the first phi cians, and references given. Apply at HI CJrefBwii h street .1713 ima?d r i i medical. 1 dr. solomon heine \TTOULD inform hit i*ti**nu and the public, the he mil a VV hcivs to hit original proposition, to receive no mmn either lor medicine or attendance until the i?atirnt is saiwtfii 1 with In* improvement, and would iuforin them that he I 1 remoird from 418 Bro.idwey to No. 57 Keade street, oppose the Marshall H?>usc, where he solicits the attendance on i! tbove mentioned conditions, of all who have suffered for ?ong time under diseases considered by tlirin incurable. SOLOMON HEINE, M. D. i For the advantage of all who wash to attend the treat.ne of Dr. Solomon lie up, 1 would state that the only Doct Heine who lui* ever flv?d in, or had his otftcc ill Bj railway, tine oue now residing at 57 Reade street, opposite the aiAislu House. Tiiis Physician came to thin country about eight yea since. I luvr had the pleasure of knowing hint since th tun*, and of witnessing m&uy surprising cures perform" by him?lie is ahoyt the age of 55 years, and is the only oi of tlie name who is a member of the medical institutions of tJ City and State of New York. m. K. W. WETMORE, M. D. Sworn before me, this 27th day of of April, A. D. 1842. IIiwhaed Hkkd, Com. of Deeds. jy 13 lm*spepsia, cholera morbus, colic, spasir i diarrhma, convulsions, nervousness, and paiu* iu the bowe the effects of drinking cold wafer, the summer complaint children. &c. Stc. These are speedily removed by tins inva! able medi? ine? ts efficient and certain action lias secured for the pttronagi of irsiy clatB In so Isty, inuaseh that I Wheeler does not withhold the secret from any mercenary m i tives, but tint he rather chooses to prepare it himself, certa that yenn of expevietiM in doiic to must milts it move peru tlnn if he trusted it to be prepared by inexi>erieiieed persons. I Certificates of influential peri out, already published, are si i ficiently convincing, w hen they are voluntary' offered, of the I testimonies in favor of its great merits. Dr. W. has the grati cati-ju to add the following eminent persons as references Major C. Mapes, U. A.: Gen. Ward, M. Westchest Co.; CVn. U. 1'. Morris, W. P. Hallett. E-q., C. Ketchum, Es J. B. Dodd, Esq., and many others of equal standing. Th medicine is for sale at Dr. W.N office, 33 Greenwich street, w! is sole proprietor. It may also be had at the following agencie M r. J. Milhau, Messrs. llmhton Co., M P. Dickie, Mr. J. Dodd, druggists, all iu Broadway; Dr. Hart, Hudson St., M?ss Caddiugtoiis, 227 Hu Is on it.; Dr. Cotton, 233 Bleeckerst. and Mr. Israel Post, book-seller, 83 Bowery: Mr. J. C. Welford, 4 I Grand st.; I).-. Zabrukie, Jer*e\ City; Dr. W. P. Blagrove, A I laufic st. and Mr. Ira Lowe, Fulton st. Brooklyn. NOTICE.?The Balsam of Mascttell?i t article unless accompanied with a pamphlet coutainir niimci hi icsiiiiioiuai*, as aiso iiirrriioui now it sin.nut ne tine llso the buttles being stampid Wheeler's Balaam Moscatello -{_)} jy|jjffl>c JNOTfCE. WK, the undersigned, actuated alone for the public benefi moit Mtuaauy mibm the public from being impost n|Hld esta blishment, 67 Walker street, one door from Broadwiy S? j>er bottle. Another fact is that Gonraud's Trn Water of Beauty will thoroughly exterminate tin, pirn pie*, freckles, ami all cutaneous eruptions, elicit a juvenil healthy appearance, and amy 'he hands, neck and arm in radiant whiteness. Bewin* of spurious imitations o fins celebrated cosmetic, containing mineral astringents uiterb ruinous to the skin and coinntexion. and by its repellant actioi injurious to health. To be had as above. One Dollar per boi GOURAUD'S VEGETABLE ROUGE imnArtc n /r?*r.?te tinrc tti the coini>l-*cck inf good advice, where it rvu be obtained. Dr. Gregory' domleil t* not a drag Mil, it ti a prirau d walling home, Wei provided and arratijed for the comfort and convenience of hi patient*. Dr. O. doc* not limit hi* attentance to a few liouri, but ii at home to wait U|x>n thoae aeeking him at all hour* of thi day and night. 34 Mott *traet i* but a lifte way off from Chat ham *n month t? month, are still more deeply interested in it?tni cause of such delay*, and the pioper means of cure being care fully eiplained. Price $1. Dr. Ralph also begs to stite that he is consulted at his private residence. No. fill Greenwich street, at any hour. With a view, however, of obtaining the confidence of stran gers coming t? this city, he hrgs here to repeat, what lie ha stitrd in another column of this paper, under "j* remarks Ot Stricture," that, beside hit rank as Graduate of Edinburgh, Re Re., he has been ent ivred in the cn'e of these diseases, both n hornital and city practice, for more than thirty years, and na: published tw editions of a work etpr^ssly on them. Also that he has testimonial letters from the most eminent pliysu nn in Europe. t?s the most eminent in America?as Sir Astiri Cooper to Or. Mott of New York, Dr. rhysirk of PhiUdelphn and others;and that he is permitted to ref. r to almo*t ererj physician ofrmin*nea in tnis city. C ommnnieations hv pat are carefully replied to. jy 10 Itn C pOLLLCfloFRT on Mparts of the United States, made 01 J the mrwi favorable terms' For.-ign Gold and Silver purchased, and for sale at. the best rates, by 8. J. 8YLVK8TKH, jy10 r 2t Wall it, and 130 Broadway. MEDICINES. THE PREPARATIONS OF THE WEW YORK COLLEGE OF MEDICINE PHARMACY "I WHICH HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED FOR THE f* SUFI' IKSSION OF OUACKEKY, BY THE PREPARTION AND SALE OF GENUINE MEDICINES. The OolUge wish to ?a*e the public from the deceptions of ut viu*ck?ry both hi ami out of the Medical P[Of*s?ion, and to or make evry man hit own physician. A cure iu nil cases guar* ii utMj. il tht dutctioai of Ike Coilsoe bt fiithfttlly olwrv* lil ..All the preparations of the College are coin |K?und*d by i?.mist*. acoordipg to the tnlete cure of all the distress,\s ing afflictions for which it is the appropriate remedy. To all lu- persons suffering from those unpleasant symptoms denomin, nated "uervous'* the "Tonic Migture" will afford uneouivoca luid i?ermanent relief. Bold in bonles at SI and $2 each. 31 THE RESTORATIVE PILL For th leti!? o tkese complaints peculiar to ike fe i maie sex. ana to rrsioie mu pr?* r?c mr ?*.j tion of the female organs. This p'spaxttior, nas been in I ute by th? most erinct tended it> orepar it ion, in order that it may be sold by tl e agt-uts of the College. A cure w ill, in all cases, be guaranteed, if the if. directions Ix? implicitly followed. In the treatment of second* ir ?ry eruptions, pains in the bones, &c., the 'mhtture is sufficient, fi. but to effect the cur- of the primary symptoms THE SPECIFIC LOTION t?r Of the College must be used. The Mixture is sold in bottles at q. $2 aud $1 each; and the Lotion is sold iu bottles at 60 cents per us Dottle. in THE ANODYNE LINIMENT. s: For the cure of rheumatic pains, painful affections of the B! joints, colic, bruises, spraina, spinal disease, nervous headache, r* toothache, Ac. Jte. a piece of linen or hot, to be thorovghly ,?t moistened with the linimenl, and applied to the affected part. 21 A truly iuvaluahle remedy, and guaranteed to afford immediate r. and perm incut relief. Bold at 75 et nt-j?? r bottle. SIR A8TLEY COOPER'S PILL. s For tlie cure of cutaueous ruprions, goit, chronic rheumaig tism, and to improve the tout of the digestive organs. This iuj valuable remedy, long aud successfully used by the? re at man ol" whose name it bears, is now first off. red for sale iu (hi--* country, in boxes of 50 cents and 25 cents each. THE AMERICAN ANTI-BILIOUS CATHARTIC PILL. This Pill?one of the happiest combinations of which modem science can suggest?has been prepared for the peculiar use of li those subjected to the trying vicissitudes and influences of our 41 American climate. The effects of particular climates on the healthy exercise of the functions of vital organs are only begiuning to be properly studied and understood. The excellent Pre* y naration now, for the first time, offered to the inhabitants of the United States, ha* been the result of careful iuvestigatior into X the nature and causes of some of the inost prevalent diseases of this climate, which are chiefly owing to the derangement* of the biliary secretion. Unlike the disagreeable aud drastic pur* cative of the nostrum venders, this preparation does not irritate the bowels, nor produce piles and other distressing affections, but by eicidua the whole aliametttary canal to healthy acticn. itcarries off_nlI the v iti rted secretions, punfies the blood, and k lures new rigor to the vital powers. Sold in boxes at 50 ceuts and 25 cents each, with full directions for use. THE PAPILLARY HEALING POWDER. For the cure of sore nipples and superficial excoriations of the _ skin. A safe and efficacious article, unlike the filthy and raiiec:vd. I had not fini.died ihe first bottle,befote i_ n decide chance was manifest over the bald part of the head to j which it w as ..pplie.1. A new growth of fine glossy hair, much v like that of n infant's appeared, ami has continued to increase, I. and I have hail it t ut t wo or three limes. I have recently come menC'd upon the third bottle,but I have heeu a good d, al irrcgn> lar in the use ofthi Tonic, from the first, and from this cause I apprehend the effect is at present less than it otherwise would i have been. e I began the nve of the Tonic with little or no faith that it v would ner he successful on mv head though I felt euHrs roufid dence in your statements of what it had done for others; and I I was as much surprised as delighted when 1 saw the effect. You recollect the appearance ofrny iiead win u ui your office. I assure you the hair has been nearly if not quite an inch long at the times I have had it cut, on tho-e parts we-e nearly destitute of anv w in n you N* inc. Il Was, liowea er, Very line, though qutti thick. Iam Hushed with sanguine hopes of final success in the diligent use of your Tonic, w lii h amidst all the hair humbugs, which have been advertised in the papers, I am constrained to believe is what it [claims ?to be, and that it a> ill make the hair grow, and no mistake, at least on some heads. UKOROE W. EATON, Professor in Hamilton Literary and Theological Seminary Madison Co. N Y. [From the Summervillc, N J Whig.l Some time since I called upon Mr P Mason, of SnmmenrilU, for Dr Jayne's celebrated Hair Tonic, to restore my hair, which was thcn/alling out daily. 1 procured one bottle and applied i>s contents according to the direction. When the bottle was eihaustt d 1 discovered to my great surprise and satisfaction, that the young hair was starting handsomely; 1 therefore purchased another, until I had used three bottles, and now an a compensation my hair is as thick as ever. And what is mare surprising, my baldness was'not occasioned by sickness,in which case ther is greater hotie of restoration?but was hereditary. JAS. O. ROOER9, Methodist Minister. April 14, 1841. Mount Horeb, Summerset Co, N J. Jayne's Hair Tonic.?After giving this article a fair trial We nnnevnamuiiv pronounce it to ne wMat it prnleuri?the best 1 article, without .iny everptinn, iu use, for the restoration of tint B human hair. Wr know of numerous instances where hair has been restored to heads which hart- been halil for years, ami wr think wr cannot do a grral. JANIC, No. 20 South Third str et. Sold wholesale and retail by A. B. D. Sands, Druggists, s No. 79 and 100 Fulton-street,?sold at retail by David Sands St 0 Co., No. 77 East Broadway, Abraham B. Sauds and Co., No. i, 273 Broadway, and by druggists generally. Price $1. je2i lmc SAND'S SARSAPARILLA. p. TN offering to the public a new preparation of Saraaparilla, it is with much pleasure the subscribers are able to state tha t e after devoting years to laborious chemical experiments, they have succeeded in extracting the essential principles ou which ,f the at tire virtues of Sar the construction n of a new, scientific, and ingenious apparatus, invented cxpresay ly for this purpose?the successful operation of which its exi trading the sirtiie* of the true Sarsaparilla, renders it one of t the greatest discoveries of the age; and after again combining I this extract with other articles selected from the .Materia Medi J ea, it is termed into a compound that has been proved by nractiI w rirne# to |>o*iess the important power of immediately (i ait "t t'. 1'ie progress of disea?e aud restoring the patient to a perfect health. All diseases arising from an impure state of the blood, er hibit of the system, such aa Bcrofula, obstinate Cutaneous Erupt i >ns, Pimples, Chronic Roie Eye a, Rheumatism, R,r?K. W orm, enlargeirent and-pain of the Bones and Joints, sinbboni Ulcere Sypuitic symptoms, and all diseases arising from an injudicious use of mercury, are ipfcdil^gnrc^by itiy^^ i r f i.midii, inrrriurr. wnu i combine thftt can be* uteiul for the removal of hii complaint. Tint alllicieil are invited to trv it ft once, and appropriate to 4 thrnup the bemfiu thia ioTiloablp median* can b-?tow. I'r I a premium of two thonaand dollar. i from the hi rl.gov rnm> nt. The imitation, of oil painting. Mogoponee utn painter can imitate them without learning the promt By tl a method, any artist or other tieraon inay I 5 |c rn. in a verv i w letaona. to paint with oil. water color, miniature, and 'Co many new and liandsome intention., to a i-erferti .il difficnlt' unlrraiand without aceing the_ Mrnple?, or. taking a tingle le..on of Mr. VICTOR ERNET TF., painter to th? court, of France, Rtt.aia.fcc. The Arriate will remain only till the lith of negt month, I when he intend, mturning to Fiance. Specimen, may he aeen at the above addreaa. lylllm e ^PANISn"bbUBl.OONS_fo^ile I Jv IS r H Wall atraetand 130 Broadway. f MEDICINES. DRT SHERMAN'S MEDICATED LOZENGES. '"T^HLSE ceVbrated ariides have now been used for uraxly a I,nir years, and the greatest proof sf their efficacy in removing the various dice ise* lor which tliey art* recommended is, th-'t the demand tor u.*tn has been rapiuly incrvasiug, and iff! sous who hate one* used the in not only continue their use, Lit recommend them l# 'heir friends. OUGH LOZENGES. Are the best medicines in the world for coughs, colds, ooa minptiou, asthma, whooping cough, kc.. aver discovered. THE WORM LOZES'GEB Are the only articles which uevtr fail in removing worms o| every description, both horn children and adults. THE CAMPHOR LOZENGES Are a sovereign remedy for *j i sickness and nervous headache, iialnitation, lowuess 01 spirit#, and all nervous dlswue?. The Hon. Aaron Claik, Horn F/dw. J. Porter, R'"** Hmdcock, Rev. Mr. Dnnbar, of the McDougal street c hurch, h ire used thcrn. Othcu 106 Nsaeati street?Agents, Rushton It AsrinwalPi three stores; 8 uids\ r3 Broadway .77 East Broadway; Coddtiiurton, 227 Hudson. _____ c PEASE SON'S COMPOUND CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF HOREllOUND CANDY rPHI8 pleasant medic im is formed by a combination of iwen a l^-live different ingredients, all Celebrated for I he cure of coldst coughs, aud pulmonary oiiinUinls, and by it? combination, if one oi these antHee should I e used ssparirtely and alford uo relief, in the extract of Horehound they are so amalgamated that the beuefitof the whole iaeij?eri? uc*d in one c? m|K)Ulld.

aw ?w:. fir?r Uroiithf before 1 tfie public. It was heralded with no pre no a 1 aunouu ??ifiit of its mvrit or value. but it was introduced by the p mirtoTt ?>l the community, to standby their decision, as retarded H* beneficial influence. That decision haj be? u attain 3 lm* 12,000 CASES IN A YEAR. USE the right medicine and be cured.?Ye who are weary suffering from obstinate disease or any kind of weakness of the urinary organs, and who in disgust and disanitoinrment have abandoned all hopes of a cure, are strongly tiivunl^aa a last rosort, to have recourse to the justly celebrated "Dr Cherry's Astringent Pill," whose failure in removing the disheartening ruin plaint is unknown; more thin 20,800 boxes have been sold in N? w York alone, and not one caseofffiilurr has been related to any agent selling them. Has such a fact occurred from the use of any ether medicine Auswer, ye that suffer. Sickness, or general wasting of the body front any cause, are speedily amelioiated, or in a short time cured. For gravel, loss of contiol of the hlailtl r, pain in the back from disease of the kidney or prostrate glands.thete pills are pre-eminently successful. J. O. FAY, Wholesale Agent, New York?Retailed at 79 and 100 Fulton st drug store Broadway cotuer of Ch mber st; Church cor of Chamber; 127 Bowrry; 63 Bowery eor of Walker st; 77 East Broadway: US Washington ?t, Boaion; 37ti Market si Philadelphia; 4 Mamen Laue, Albany, and of tit-o Pulling, Natchez. Price $1. Also?"Dr Poett^ Eradicator," celebrated as the moat certain safe and speedy cure for gonorinoea, and certain complaints. jc28 lm*r Vff OTHERS, READ THIS, and save the Lives ol your 1*1 Children. Baltimore, March 27, F38. Dr. Jayne?Dear Sir?You ask uie what ptnoft I met with of a(R/vio?.ir vmiems/liaina i nan iktt I no no r tin at'ri lied a medicine for bowel complaints that has titan me ?o much sati.fa tmn, anil my patient* ?o apeedy and perfect relief aa thia. Whenever introduced into a lamiby, it become* the slandinc remedj for thoae aliment*, aud i* callrd for a*nn and agaia. which, I think, it pietty food proof of i'lcffi-acv anj mrftilm as. In the auminer complaint ol children it ha* freiiueutly appeared to auatch the little victim fiom the grate. It sated the life of my child, aod anch and ?uch a child," I hate repeatedly heard it ?aid. In diaenteric affections of adiilu I hate time and a^ain aeen it aer like a ciann, and jri e rmaneut relief in a few hours; I may ,..y in a few mi tint In fine, it iaa valuable medicine, and no family should he w houi it. Reapectfnlly, m. l. knap. M j). Late Physician to the Baltimore Di?pei'sir- "d Agent for the Mart and Vaccuu li.?-itu.ion. Sold by the agents, A. B. 8t D. Sends. Dniacisi., 79 Knit- n corner of Gold, and 100 Fulton at. at wholes*'- a"d r-tsl' Al so sold by Abraham B. Sands Co. 273 Broadway ne Buildings, corner of Chambers at.; Datul ??nd-k ^o Ran' Baogdgtay. comer of Market at. Price 00 eauts. je2o 'uic The solTD extract of sarbapakilLa. i pared by Or. Otto HotSon. has proved itself a ti r> tain: hie specific in cases of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, aud cutm out 'i?eaies generally, p irticulailv those arising from impurity of the blood. The Syrup, prepared from ihe Exlrscl also, is far auperior to any other Syrup of Sarsaparilla ever before prepared. Both may be obtained of Wm. H. Milnor, 192 Broadway, comer of John street; T. K. De Forest, 12 Greenwich, cor. hums sto rt W. ML Tmimi, Varick, corner of Canal stiert; j. J. aldington, cor. Soring and Hudson street* A. McLeod, 309 HuiLson street ;L. A. Rosenmiller, 311 Bleecker, cot Christopher street; J. W. Bas* sett, S44 Broadway, sod of P. BOWNE &.CO. Wholesale Druggists, B3 John street, and iy 10 lm* t _ Agents for Osgood's India Cnolagogne. T\XOSS?20 Soles black Moss, for sale by 1v1 jy7r e. I{. collins k co. X South w. TO FARMERS, PLANTERS, HORTICULTURISTS AND DRUGGISTS. The compound chemical whale oil soap may be considered iu the present momrut the best preparation that ever was compounded for the total deatnirtion of every ipeciea of insects infesting the vegetable kingdom?m.iggnts, slugs, rose bugs, peach, nectarine, apple and pear tree inaerta, cut aud army worms, snail, cabbage j lice, and all the smaller insects which are parasitic on indue* nous and exotic flowers, such as the oleander, cactu?, licns.cy* cus, mesembrianthrmum, ger&nia, erica, rosacea, may all by I j proper application, be thoroughly exterminated. Besides the extraordinary cheapness, a most important item in economy, renders it accessible for all puriioees una large scale?Ht rlw. n IVw dollars realize hundreds bv savins thrir tie Iris from the devastations of the vermin. The Coinpound Chemical Whale Oil Soap may be had in hulk, or in jam of four pound', a dozen of which are packed in a hoi. Poisons, warraiite.l the only original aud safest ingredients to destroy and exterminate the mollis, bed bags, rose bmrs, cateriiillers, cockroaches, rats, mice, rmxquitoes, fleas, flies, anls, lice, and eyery other vermin or larjcrr animals, warranted to eradicate aud to jerform ail what it is intruded. Like wise Fly ^fhonsands of perrons can certify to the superior rirtue and equality of all my preparations, and corroborate to the truth of all the statements. Apply to DR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANOER, Chemist, No. 1 Wall street, Manufacturer of Acids, Diamond Cement, Chloride ?f Zuic, Oi Silver, Spirits of Hartshorne and Nijie, Copaiva Capsules, Jodides of Iron and Mercury, Daimrrreolyp* Chemicals, Lit nar Caustic, Ether Chloride of Soda; Dialer in L-vchrs, Pittina, Dentist's CWd Foil, Mineral Teeth, geuainr Harlem Oil, Iodiue, Class Sy^nges, ?r. jy7 lin*c madame restell, FEMALE rhyaician, office and reai denca 148 Greenwich street, brttvean Courtlsndt and Liberty streets, where sbe ran be consulted with the strictest confidence, and where also her celebrated medicines can he obtained. All letters must be poat paid and addressed to boi 868, N. Vork city. Medicines forwarded bv mail. Kostou otfiee No. 7 F.ssei sfreet N. B.?Madame Restell would inform ladies residing out of the city, whose health will not admit of travelling, that she would devote hir ne "tonal arte Inure noon rlicm In anv nart of the Unit! il Slates within reasonable dimmer, jy81 n PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. !*TEI?TFD AtVlJ PEEPiaKn 0* M. DE BOUDELOQl'E, M. D? LISBON, PORTUGAL. rPHE Scientific combination of ingredieuts of which rh>ar TilUarr composed, hava made them the wonder and adtnh ration of the w.rld. Tliejr are known all aver Enrope to In the only preparation e?er discovered that has proved i'nar ahlt certain m producing the monthly trims. Their certainly, in nil cases, being such that the*- must not be used during pregnancy, for though always mild, %Mfr, and healthy, tkvv are certnin to produce miscarriage if used dnruig that period. The directions are translated into Fngtiali sad sir em.loped round with the seal of the imi?>rter, stamped. Etch bos Cotuns the signature of M.de Boiulelooi.^ and the En-fish h reciona hove the snsnattire of t)r. h AIEL VEAU, anthorised agent for the continent of America. Thev can be transmitted hv mail ?i sat part of the United States. Leitera directed to Dr. F. Melvesn, bei 24, New York, will meet with immediate attention All let ers innst lie post |*id. Sold by ap..oieiment at 120 Cherrt. ne ir Catherine afreet. Price fcj. Half boars S3. No half hoars sent by 22lJ?e^???I? PUBLISHED DAILY BY JAMBS flOKDON UKNNKTT, N W. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STUFF. Ps. The New Yong Hehsi.d?A daily paj?r, iaanrd er..,-y morning of the week?pne* turn ren/.s per eopv. Country arriliers funiisheil at the same rite, for any specific p. ?t a remittance in advance. No ter sant, unless paid in o n The WrrKLP HfHalp? Issued every Saturday tunning at nine o'clock?prior $ix nn<l n qvarUr cmh ytr co|iy?fiinusbrd to country aobscrihera at $3,t3 per annum, in advance, or at 'U? Mine rate for any apecified |ieriod. CnEgrarnrrnriTS are rrmiratad to address their letters to JaMea Goeooiv Be*oett, Proprietor and Knttnr?ond all orl dart on basioosa matt ho Post omrf.