The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
July 24, 1842

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THJ Vol. VIII.?No. IOI Whol* Wo. 30M. REGULAR PACKETS. of each month. __ m m Nrw iSiul shin SHERIDAN, apiaiu F. A. D. jieyater, 2ith May. Ship OaKKm K, t" aptain Win. Bktdrfy, tttli Juue. Mi id ROBOLS. CapUur JwhaCoUllw, tilli July. Slur HIRDON8. Cantain E. B. Cohb, 2illi AiigiitL Know Lintnroot.. Ship SIDPONS, antaiu E. B. Cobb. 13th Junr. Sl.ip SHERIDAN, Captain K. A. Drueyairr, 13th July. tUiip (JARHICK, Captain Win. SliidJy, 13th Augtiil. Ship ROSCIUS. Captain J0I111 Colliiu, 13lh September. Th? ?hil? 01 'hr first data, upward* of ImiOlona. built in lb. i-itv or Sirw York, with auch im|irovemetita u combine great a|tml with tiuiiaual conH'oil lor jaiueiiKera. Every eare lib br. ii taikeu ill the arrangement ol their aceuininnd.itioii*. Tip parr of paaaagu lie tier it $UiO, for which ample tlorrt ?ill br pro* iilnl. Thrtr ijiipn nrr coinmainlril by experienced laairrt, who will make rvrry exertion to give geiirial aatiafac" Si ith'r thr captains or owurrt of the ships will l?r rcspviisibl, for any letters, parrel* ..r |arkagra sent by thrill, nulesa regulni b lit of I .tiling art- signed therefor. Tin .ii|* of lliia liur will hereafter gu aru.ed, and their prruliar cow.iiiii U. il gitra tin in security not |*>*eeued by auy othrr bin vrttrlaof war. For fieight Ol passage, apply Wi E. K. COLL I SB V CO., iti South tl., New York.or to WM. v J AS. BROWS it CO., Liverpool. Lrltrra by the |i?ckrta will he rplrgrif I2.S cents per tingle heel 'A rrata |ier ounce, and newspaper* I crnt each. in? _ NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. {SECOND I.INE.) iBt, M M. fi- irf^!?Tfl,.,r.fTriS?,e New^or^m the Ill itul iuVIT I'll til" l?'li III' oath month, as fcftnWI From V-w work. From Havre. The new aliip ONEIDA, v III Mirth I 16th April ('sprain 1st July y I6th August I m i Krnirk f l?' Novembcrr Ifitli December Ktup BALTIMORE. v i April Ittiti May i ilium lit August lliili September Edn.id h'unth, l?i Decicm'rf I6lh January Ship I'TirA, Hi May 16th June i 4,.inn lii Hi i'ri Juiip i ICih July I ij.tiin l?l October t ibili November. I II. I'ell, I lit February? loin March The inni'i'l nun* of these villi* are mil surpassed, coinbunuK ill Ihil may lie required fur comfort. The price of cabin |'ms.i.'i i? $ltai. Pa-.. iwerv will he supplied wiiii every requisite, vvltli the exception of wtuev mil Ii.jmvra. Goods intended for these vessels will he forwarded hv the (nbvcrilx rv, free from any other than the evpenves actually iueitned mi tlietn. Fur freight or passage, apply to BOYD k I1INI KEN. Agents, a! 1 Toutiue Buildinici. kok new oki.ean*. LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS. >?rs- ttfo #ss- M Mr b t* r aoconmiotTilioi^H shipper^ it iTtntt*iid**d to dmpatch a ship from this port onrtlic 1st, 5th, rOth, 15th. 20th, ami ?>th ol Piirli mouth, coiiiih* nriiivf the lOfh October and continu* in#; omil May, wht-n rrttular da\ will b** appoint**d lor the re* umuij.'T of lit* yrir, vrhcrvby Krt*at drUyt and diftappointinetits will ht pruventrd during tht* \utuiiu*r moiuha. The following ship) will commence tint irrantfi'ineiit Ship YAZOO. Captain Cornell. Hhip U( O.NKK, Captain Jackson. Ship MISSlSSlrPI, Captain Milliard. Ship LOUISVILLE, Captain Hunt. Ship SIIAKSPfcAliK, Cai?taii? Miner. Ship OA8TON. Captain Latham. Ship HUNTSVlLLE. Captain Muinford. Ship OCMULttKE, Captain Leavitt. Ship NASHVILLE, Captain Dickinson. Ship SlKMmiS, Cap'tin Knight. Ship LOUISA, Captain Mulfonl. Their ihi|w were all built in lh? city of New York, evpreaaV u ptdu in of lifht draft of w^tur, have recently been 4 wl a i1 1 5 ukI put in splendid oruerSnth accommodations lor panetU' i* uni' quailed for comfort, riiey are commanded I by enrcricneed mutci.. who will make cri ry exerti.n to give Senei.il satisfaction. l'Wey will at all tunc, be towed up and own the Miaaiaaippi by steamboats. Neither lite owners or captain, of theae vhi|* will be rraponvible for jewelry, bullion prerioua alonra, silver or plated ware, or Mi any h ton. parcel or package, vent by in put on board ol lilt in, tiniest regular bills of lading are taken for the name, anil the value thereon expressed. Kor freight or p usage, apply E K. 1 OLL1NS k CO.. 56 South at.,or lit LI.IN k WOODRUFF, Agent in New Orleans, who wil) promptly forward all good, lo their address. The snips of this lure are warrant* d to aail nunctually as advertised, and great cart w ill be takeu to bare lite goods correctly measured. m4 OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

'"THE ULI^TTnE of Tsin^^^jTLiver|MH^w^^ereaft**r be T despatched in the following order, etcepting tiiat when liie day of sailinK fall* "ft Sunday, the ships will stil out he succeeding day. k'or New York. Kor Liierpoul. The SOUTH AMERICA, i June I July 10 C16 ton*, Oct 1 No** 19 D. It. Bailey, hVI. I Mar lis The ENGLAND, t lime I's Aug 7 Tjti Ions, Oct I'l Der 7 B. L. VVaite. f Kcb II April 7 Tim OXKOIU), L July l Aug lb WW tons, Nov I Dec 19 J. Ititlibone, f Match I April 19 Tht EUROPE. July 19 Hept 7 610 ions, Nov 10 Jin 7 E (J. Mmhill M^^^^^^KKN ANTWERP AND NEW YORK, rid?s ntrriL 1 mp ton. BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN, M. M. Kr.iiti, oMMUDri. The days of di parluru of this weil-knuwu Steamship, lute been lived as follows From Antwerp, From Southampton, From New York. On 4ih May. 1R12. On 7tli Slay, I047, On 7th J one, II42 /ti*r 10th July, 7th Ai|., 7tli Brpt. lOrh Sept. ?|h Oct., Price of passage, meals not included, to S.mti ,oii|K ui or Antwerp, 170?Steward's fees, $2 62#. The meali will be served on board, un the plan of continental botil, in the best 1 manner, ami at filed and moderate prices, passenger* being only -hargeil In ll pait ikinc of the lame. The price of passage to either of the above pom can also be engaged if prefrned, with meals and steward's fees inclndrd for 1 $97 6i# cents, exclusive of wines. An experienced Surgeon accompanies the ship. For freight or passage, or ?uy fnrther information, sp|>ly to 1 H. W. T. It H. MALI, X|tHi, a22 6tn^r__ _ 41 Beaver street. NEW IERSE1 RAILROAD AND TRANis POKTATION COMPANY. NKW YORK AND NKWARK. Kr'MnlM' of t'nnrtl.uult itieet. New Ikoik. J Every day?Sunday tlfe. 3S do. j II 4* do. 10* do. 3 i cents. H-diwsy, 5g centi The lare in the 7Vi A. M. tram from New Brunswick, and 4\ P. M. train from New York, ha. heen reduced between New York and New Brunswick, to 60 cents. and Rahway to 37V The Philadelphia mail line losses through New Bruiuwick I for New York very evening al 9 o'clock. On Sundays the 7)i A. M. trips from New Brunswick is omitted. Passengers who procure their tickets at the ticket office, re- r?n r n iciry Timrr KrAiin. rrrnrpu oy flip condartor omy oB the day when purchased. m26 3ni# KAK I ANIi I* i: KM HIT li KlilM Kl>'. MMM, BOSTON, vn STONINOTON AND NEWPORT, rwmpoied of the following superior uti imfr?, running in connection ith ihe St .nirigtoii xml Pro*idcnca, and Bolton ^nd Provid(n> ?v?r In* itailrnails (o ami from Albuiv ami Buffalo, ami the intermediate placet, for FORWARIMNG, at low rates, witlilheut.iiiit peril, regularity ami safety, device Good*. Specie, llauk Notes, lmp.irt.iut Px|ier? and Valuable Packages?Will atteud to the nritotiation, transfer, colleetion or payment of Bills of Exchange, Note*, Drafts, Acceptances, Accounts, Ike., at reaiiable per eentage?execute oraert for tlir purchase or aalr ul Merch-eidise, Produce xud Manufactured Articles ot every de. liptioli, IN isnually, in tin- tewnsOt) their route, through Messrs. HARNDEN Ik CO'S EXPRESS 10 New York and boston, and Mraara. llAWl.EY t CO.'S EXPRESS to and front Buffalo to Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago and intermediate places?forming at once llie inoal direct, speedy and l-erfed communication to and from the eastern aud western iliea, for the negotiation and transaction of all mercantile and pioleasioiial business, remittances, exchanges Sic. References?Eraxtns Coming, Thomas W. Olcott, Watts Sherman, A. D. Palchiu, Noah Lee, James Taylor, Theodore Olcott, Albany. Agencies?Bennett, Backus !t Hawley.Utira T. A. Smith, Syracuse A. G. Smith, Auburn; J. Kargn, Oeneva J. O. shepherd, Caiiandaigua David Hoy t, Rochester; John McIvenster, Lockivort; J. A. Claik, Batavia Thomas Blossom, Buffalo. POMEROY 4t CO", No. 5 Exchange Buildings, Albany, til :f Wall street. New V rk. RAILROAD LI Mr. TO MOKRISTOWN, SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN, F.ASTON, OWEOO, ITHICA AND GENEVASMj Sigg s AND KSSEY RAILROAD?New arrangr-men Oominglicing July 2d, 1812. Leave Morris town at 6*4 A.M., and 2 I'.M. Leave Newark at 9 A.M. and 5 P.M. Leave New York at 8 A.M. and I P. M Pare between New York and Morristown, $1 00. Passengers by the moniiug train will be in Newark in time lor the 9 o'clock train to New York, and alto in time for the in Tiling and afternoon trains for Philadelphia. Office in Ne! ices. The strictest punctuality will be observed in the hours of depirture and arrival. jyH Iw'c IRA DODD, Superintendent. FOR SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN, i:.\ST(W HKTTiiIKI I E.\f TOWN, PENN. 1) lily, (Sundays excepted,) via?Elizalvetiilown and Somerville Railroad. Leave pier 1 North River, at 8)s o'clock, A M, by steamboat IJ Elizaheth|>ort, or leave the foot of Lilierty street at 9 o'clock V M, take the Philadelphia train to Elizabethtown, there to connect with the cars for Somerville; coaches from theuce alia tug at Schooley's Momitaiii early the same afternoon, at Kniton by 6 o'clock, Beclelumat I.N o'clock, and Allrntown 11 o'clock the same evening, For seats or further information, apply to A I) HOPE, Merchants' Hot eg;, 41 Courtlandt slrat, at the Railroad Office, foot oi Liberty street, orou board the boat. Fare through to Schooley's Mountain, $2,2.0 F is ton, $2.00 JBethelein, $2,70 Allentown, $9,00 N B?Extras provided at the shortest notice. PS?This route 011 account of the short distance by coaches commends itself to the public patronage as being by fin the most pleasant and expeditious. jyG lm*c FUK1UHT AND PA88AUK TO~I?ITTHBURti. fflT*-v nT\ 'ifglBaa RvyM&aJ TrBox ciMK The proprietors of Bingham's Transportation Line to Pitts'ii'Tfi give notice to the Merchants of New York, and aJi other p-raoiis shipping to the West, that their line is now inactive jpcratiol' Goods oonsigned to lliein (or sent to go in the ir line,) will be forwarded witli despatch. Owners or shippers of goods, destined for the Westrm -a OC> wli/l 1,1V.. IkO l.,?t or Co.,. I..,..? 1, o .11 i?h ane* fonsigti their roods to William Bingham, Pittsburg, who will at if ml to snipping all such consilium nts without A ft good* should be marked distinctly ou eacn package BINGHAM'S LINK. For ?tes off reighl, which are as low as any other line, apply 0 WM. TYSON, Agent. No. 8 West street, opposite Pit r No. *l} N. H. N. B. Pass* tigers forwarded to Pittsburg aud PotUVille,every lay, Sundays excepted. Refer to R. Crooks. American Fur Co.; S. T. Nicoll, Front stivet Phelps, Dodge Ik '*o., Fulton street Snydair, i|vIt Co; Win. VUinkin, Durye* k( Newark. me 3m RAII. ROAD ALBANY AND SARATOGA". Travellers^ to Saratoga Springs, Lake Get nutc, Whitehall and Lower Canada, are informed that they will insure to themselves an expeditious aud pleasant conveyance to the Springs b\* taking the Hail Ro.i I cars at Albany. HOURS OF DKPARTURK. From Albany. From Saratoga. At 0 o'clock, A. M. I At 7 o'clock, A. M 3 P. M. I .IJf M P M. There is no change of Coaches or Baggage Wagons, or shiftu?_: of Baggage from one Steamboat to another^ on this route. Pissengers on their arrival at Saratoga, will find stage coaches in readini u to convey tnern to L tke George and Whitehall on Lake Champlain; connecting with ail the principal Northern mid F.v 1 arrive by 1 afternoon train from Albany.) leaves Saratoga at 5 o'clock A. M. arrives at Whitehall in time for the departure of the t Itamplain steamboat of same day and brings eastern trav Hers lo Rutland, Vt early in the evening. N. B. There are baggage wagons always in readiness, at AlI. ?nj\ on the arrival of the steamboats and rail road cars, to car |W..||||. min i HI JII.I H.IIII llir urjn'l mill iriMMt II thf ntr nt('? rrMi p?T trunk or p?ckai:r, or 12)? i. on for onlin.iry travelling baggiiffr. i'lir ilrlitnum for |W writ arc liird fur the K-iunn al 7,l? uVWk, A. M. and 7 I'. M. JOI1N COSTKJAN, Saperintendrnt. Albany, Junr ?7tli, 1812. je27 5mr RAILROAD NOTICE! MARKKT AN1) KREIUHT LINK. Nmf'iuTi'N'^fc^ anlTNI^^TRK. MHE NKWJERHKV Railroad ami Traiunortation Com pany have established a Freight Line between NewJ Brunswick and New York, which they intend to run pertnau> ntlj'. Leasing New Brunswick at A. M. daily, (Sundays elected) and the foot oi Liber tyiltreet. New York, al 2% P. M. To country dealers and me. fl. Ants the above line is very deniable for the spegdy and cneap conveyance ol merchsndise f every description, and more particularly to Drovers and Dealers ill Live Stock, wlto can h*ve 1A0 head of cattle conveyr I between New Bmnswick and New York, the same day whenever required. Tlie rates f??r the transportation of cattle, horses, mules, -beep, hogs, lie. and all other kinds of merchandise are very l--w, never exceeding steamboat prices. Merchandise sen: by tliia line is not subject to any extra i ug? iii rosliug (lie North Ris ?-r. i Company luv?- fitted up a hrge storehouse at New Uiaiuwick, adjoining the Railroad Depot, which will always veopen for the rvre|Hi,>n of metrhandise. P.t?*usurers purchasing their tickets at the tickrt offices, will r New York lYom Fulton VI Ml... L-?. L? r nii|>, r.111 nnrr.ririj innnnni( Tin II ripri mr rvcil It ink. (eicent ThiiraUay, on which d*v 'he boat goe a lo Eatou'*[' Dwk.) Reluming, will leave at I o'clock each day. Hie lulu will tan aa above, iuii?iIiuii and w.athrr permitHitf. until further notice. All freight and baggage at tli? n?k of the owners thr-eof. Jan* ?l, IM. MBtkW KENNEBEC ANU BOSTON. fi&k The "t w ami i|i|*i>did 4MIMI J, W. Kit II- I flw~i MONO. Natli.niel Klin hall, matter, wilk JC_JK-jK_ leaee thi- north aid* of T. wharf, Boston, very T#*aday ami Friday evening at T o'clock, for Otrdnier and H vllowell; and re'unung will leave Hall..well an Mondays and Thursdays at Ih I'. M.,landing rarli way at Bath. Kara ftvvm Boston to Hallowed, f t (mi Bath, I M Stagra will be in readiness on th* arrival of thr boat at llal- 1 lowed, lo ronvrv i?a*utm to Augusta, Waterside, lltngor Brlfatl and Quebec. [wi a..na travelling lor pleaauri will timi 1 few] tileaaanlct routes than tlna our to toucher, aa it ruiia 1 through a conutry atmiliiding in beautiful scenery?th# roaala arc Rood, and thr hut*la wr'.l kr|d?the dialanr* JIO milra. jylOtm'c 1 .MV) -51 Hh r h I lt~l"N, II rfcA-C^Biiika, ict fiaeaibya awd KnM-W .1 L-? 1,.Ita rarh way-rti* atram. r NAPOLEON, aid. Hoicoa, will run regularly In the above place every lair day, andlravr follows?Fool of Hammawd alrrrt at 9 o'clock, I alul atrrrl rpiartrr iwat k, Market atrert half paat 9, Catharine ferry Brooklyn i\, pier No. I North river at 10 o'clock. On Tuesdays and Kridaya ihr Nap 'Iron will IBil' afternoon rtciiraioti* to Coney Itlaml, landing at r"rt Hamilton and B.ith?(the sir imbout tbneral Jackson will rniitiuni to run to thr lamr place every otlirr day in thr week)?and leave aa Tot- lowi?Foot of Hammond atrert at i o clock, t iMl street at a j I]uarter paat I, Pike atrert nirr No I at I o clock?k air rrntaearh way The boat will remain at OWry Island one lionr and a half, ami arrive in New V?*k hy J o'clock. _ STATEN ISLAND KKKKV Foot nf Whitehall atrert. The Mteainera RTATEN ISLANDER and SAMSON m S?u W Vork ami fltiten Ulaml i-rrr)* hour, from 8 A f? 7 All goods are reiitnred lo lw uUrly marked, Mid.wy t! wi nak f fh,. nor? tlwrgoj I A**- PASS VflF." Ftlit 1.1 k. It I I)(H,?S ilia on Mon fffy neat ?,h.J"|y-The wh hi H K. K COLLINS k t O jylJe 5ti South street w ro B\V YORK. SUNDAY Mvi- village of Sharon Springs, for the reception ol visitors, and combiuiug all the advantages of this delightful summer residence. JOHN V. ETTEN. *29 lOwitaw'r CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, AT THE PINE ORCHARD.?UU2. 'PHIS romantic and fashionable resort will be conducted durI inftlu pn lent m won nneey tie direction umI uperlnten* dance of the subscriber. It has undergone a coimilwle and thorough repair, and is now open for the reception ol visitors, i No effort will be spared to maintain the deservedly high cliarae- I ler which it has heretofore acouired. As heretofore, its tables will he furnished with t very delicacy I ili.u the New York ourktl can afford; andnyefj PoaaiMeet* tent ion that can promote i lie convenience and einoyinent of its patrons will be promptly bestowed. The road (wading to this establishment and especially that part of it on the mountain, has been rendered perfectly smooth and safe. Messrs. A. h Beach it Co.'* excellent line of stages will run I as heretofore regularly betweeu the landing and the Mountain j House, on the arrival ol the boats. C. L. BKACH, Proprietor June 13th, 1812. jeM 3mr BATH HOUSE, LONG ISLAND.?This long and welt known boarding and sea bathing establishment, having recently undergone numerous improvements, among which is the erection of several elegant summer hosues ujmmi the margin of the oceaii, is now open fi* the reception of company during the season. The great extent of private beach on this shore?ihe jxrfect security in batlung, even for ladies and children, (the bathing houses being within a stone's throw of the mansion)? the shady, cool and delightful locust grove adjoining the house ?the pleasant rides in tin surrounding countr/?dwewslkai fishing grounds and other sources of healthful recreation and tin use ment?I he beautiful view of the Atl. niic ocean and the lower bay, almost constantly enliv|?s hr may .ay wiilionl unpiualion, (hat l.is table anil accoiiiinodatious will be ec,ual to any mi Loin; Branch. Young people nut riiiuiring too imuh room, will liml accommodating terms. jr22 Im'r JAMKS ORKKN. BOARDING. AT DEAL. MONMOUTH, CO. N. J, I" EWIS F. HANK INSON respectfully informs his friends ami the public that he has fitted up in the host style the house tormerly occupied by Jacob Corles, at the above place,in the most heathful situation on the sea coast, about 7 iniles from Ked Bank, and fourteen from Higitown. Stages pass through and fro to meet the Philadelphia cars. The terms of board will lie found very moderate. Also, stabling, file, for horses, on i ry rtMoosble km i. L. F. If. pledge* hi rose If that no effort of his will he wanting 10 render those who patnmist him Comfortable, and that his house will he found equal to any along the coast. je30 1 in r M NORTH CANAAN, (Conn.) July n, ISO.?J piW Bknnf.tt Dear Sir.?For several days past I noticed J-^JLin your daily(which by the way I receive regular) our description of Fashionable Watering places, and I looked i 'hem all over hut did not find any mention made of OUR HOUSE. Now very likely you have never heard of this place, as 1 built it hist autumn just in time to take a small snrinkle of the winter travel from New York to Albany, and by the way s veral gentlemen from your place, thought they would call this summeraad spend a few weeks, hut as I generally satisfy a man that calls once that he cannot do better than to call again, I doubt whether I will see one of them uutilfnext w inter, then I am sure of them, as tins will he about as good a route as they f.L.. ??th*. rail r.iail will lit* fr..... M.. .11 West Stockbridge, and that perfects tW chain of rail mad from tireenlmsh lo Bridgeport. Now, sir, I wish you to understand something of the particulars of our locatiou. We are within one mile of the north litie of the State of Connecticut, surroiisilcil by tlie tallest kind of mountain*, and on the top of one of them is a splendid lake, that abound* in fish almost as tall as the mountain itself; we hare other very line lakes. The Housatonic River one half mile from us, and the trihutary streams of which I hazzard nothing in saying for Trout and 1 I'ike fulling, are not second lo any in New England, if in the world. Tneii there is no arbitrary law about bird* in our adjoining towns in Massachusetts, perhaps a few could be caught, and put a few of tlicin with plenty of fish, and We will have a tolerable dinner. The way to get from your place to this, is i ii >t to 11 i v to Catharine Market slip and take the stsaiweir Nimrol, (which by the way is a rraft hard to beat) and on your arrival at Bridgeport take thr cars on the Hoiisatonic rail road, which will let you otf at ourhouaeat precisely i o'clock. P. M. Suppose you call up yousselj*, and ask your friends to none. Tin re are the fills too, soine fifty feet per|iendicu!e.i, more or less, that might be named, hut I am net Hisimsed to tell you all about this section, as I had rather people should look it over for lliruiselvrs. By the way, pay your fare on board the boat i through, as you savehalf a dollar in the fare, it then being only S2.30 from New York to here. The cam leave Our House daily, and passengers breakfast here and dine in New York. Yours, with resjiect, j 14 2w*c JOHN BAK8TOW. llEDFORD MINERAL, 8PKINO8?This well known IJ watering place, situated in Bedford County, Feiuisj lvania, is now open for the reception of visitors. i To those who have never visited thr Springs, it may be necesr sale a most select and choice aaaortmcnt of Millinery Goods, for the spring trade, never as yet presented to the pale j lie, both aa regards the quality and cheapneaa of the article* i The aaaortmcnt consists of the following I The celebrateiTSILK HAT, CALLED OAPOTTE D'OR- LEANS, aa worn by La Dachrtae D'Orleana, of Franca, i SlIED SILK, ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL STYLE And Lawn Hats do do?An cutire new style o data called MOD1NE CAPOTTES. ELSSLER COTTAGE.'5 Parisianand English FANCY STRAWS, of the finest tea- tore, in great variety. Tin* Proprietress reapectfullv solicits the ladies to favor her 1 wilh aesll, and examine her elegant and varied stock of Mil- liner) for themselves, before tin y purchase elsewhere, as it will lie a great saving to them in price and a great ad vantage as I regards the variety and quality of the goods. I MISS S. KINO, Magazine do Modes, i jeW lm*r _ Broadway. c vSHIRTS, SHIRTS. i I TNITED STATES SHIRT MANUFACTORY,77 Wil- r I ism sticet, corner of Liberty, N. Y Notice is hereby liven to Merrlnnts and traders in general, that the proprietors of ilir shove establishment have adopted a new method of maunfactoring which enablea them to sell their shirts at a cheaper rat e than am other lioaae In this city. This statement will be iflfn nird b\ the list of prices as follows:? Per Doz. Fine Muslin Shirts, with Linen Bosoms and Collars, $7, V) Do stitched in the Bosom and Collar 9,00 Do Color d line palerns, large sizes 7,00 b Also, a Urge quantity of Bosoms and Collars constantly on land, which will be offered cheap for cash, jyl lm*r SUMiMER STOCKS, J SCARFS. CRAVATS AND GLOVES. II ST RECIVED, a rish supply of the above articles, ron'' sisting of a very light and elastic stock, expressly lor the niimiirr mouths. Also?So*f. and Cravats, in great variety. large astoriment of Silk, Thread, Cotton and Hortkin I ilovi it the old establishment ,{211 Broadway, liet ween I'ark Place and Murray street. PARSKLL9. Agent for J. AGATE. q N. B. ComUntlvon hand, an extensive assortment otLinen ind Muslin Bliirta, Linen Dress Fronts, Linen Collars, Under Garments,Itc.Ac, Jy 12 lm"c L I MPORTA NT TO THE PUBLIC. \LI. who w ish to ccotiomixe can obtain Clothing of the best n qudity remarkably cheap, at M Canal street, one door V .veil of Hudson. Also, a large assortment of Cloths, Casslmeres Vestings, and Summer Goods, from which Clothing of ,11 kinds ire mole to order in the best manner at very reduced Hires, air Canal street. je!9 3m*r SII I R T S sJlllKTA mule to order, after the most approved French fsshions. (Jenllemen's (larmi nu of all deacnpliona made to v irder at the shortest notice. ,1 Genii, men's Furnishing Store t7 and Maiden lane, corner "L^'im's" "tr" WILLI AM COLLINS. lllLLIARftS^TlTr aiil>*rrilM-r havinif lea*i d the ?parioti? I LuiMifitf No. 119 Broadway. corner Liberty t'rttt, hti fitted it >ihi *1 aikfjd ?toriei for Biniard8.ilnmi%wm? five tables. The ha?e Bern newly pointed and tnrnuhed throughout. A l?ilronv live tret wide rttfinls all armtnd the building. making if mi anv and delightful resort lor llwur Rmd of tni* nnsltny nu pnillf f i?? rd ttnly call on hun |o bfCuinr i&liifii'd that hr it entitled to pKltlni'i JOSEPH J. BLA' Ki,lN, RK K !)RNING, JULY 24, 1849 FURNITURE. GEORGE W. DAWSON, I Yholeeale and Retail Furniture and General Pur- 1 nnhing IVurehoust, A'o. 1)7 Chatham street, corner J inane street. New York. WHKKK In* keeps for sale a I argr aaaor Intent of tlir followill utldei. vii,: Siili hoards, Bureau*, Bedsteads, Cot*. Tables, Chairs, Office ami Portable Desks, Olass Cases, Book C srs, Looking Ulaaii, Dining, Centre. Tea ami Pier 'I ahlrs, Pianos, Solas, Sola Bedslcads.Brds, Ufuiliiu, l>?li*Nl Mil* tresses, Carpel*, Oil Cloth, Malting and hire Irona, WmIi Stand*, Toilet Tables, candle St.-gr.U, Bureau ller dozen, from 1 50 Tumbleri, ihi Lemonade] handled 2 25 TABI.k CUTI.rRr, Of the tiuf at description, in sets or do/e ns, at the low iiriea of $12 (Ml the set. Just o|>ened a liaudsoiue auortment of Toilet ware, R. KIMI'SON. N. B. Aiteut for the sale of Sim|nou'? Ear Oometi, lor the relief ol d> afnesi. j, 22 |m*c CHEAP HA ED WARE STORK fPHK Subscriber is now opening Ins Spring supply of 1 HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, received r Wearrivals trom Birmiiitrlfctii) and Sb**ffirM. (together w ith a gviieml assortment, of Domestic toons Wnich lie is prepared to offer a ^!.e very LOWEST CASH PHI (EH. e atteutiou ol" Country Merchants, Buihh-rs, Cabinet Ate., is solicited it) au examination of bis stock and iihe is confident tliey will liud it to their interest r liiin with a call. ALFRED K. f.AtiRAVE, i 210 Greenwich. corner Barclay. .Now York. i A regular supply of FALL RIVFIR CUT NAILS, and Coouer (tine. Also?a complete assortment of Mechanics' I Tools, James' Screws. &c. ui2 3m* pHEAt TiFTTSLSTHV- \C! HEED. 328 Broedway, be- 1 tweto While und Walker strOet.?Carpels of every de- script ion inade am) altered to fit the most intricate moms?Curtains made and altered to the latent sfyh*. Matrasses, sofas, and e;isy chairs, made to order to match any description of luriii- lure. The Subscriber not having expenses of a store to pay. is enabled to make any of the above articles at such prices to suit the times. Persons purchasing CarpeU and Oil Cloths can have a word of udvicr, uy calling as above. Pajwr Hanging. Car|>ets clean- ed. (jrc.'UM spot* rai led. Jkc. j y I in c.e j REFINED SUGAR, WINES,? IITELLlNOTON A. CARTER, Wine and [om mission ,i Y* Merchant, No. i New street, one door from Wall street, a has just received liom the refinery a quantity of superior dou- hie and aim le reliued Sugar, insinall loaves, which he will sell at his usual low rates, in parcels to suit buyers. W. A. Carter** assortment of superior Wiuc* cannot fail to please. The old Lmncliuo Madeira of 1812, in bottles and in pines,hhds. and ijr. ca^ks of various ages; cliaimtignt,claret and other light Wines of the choicest oramls, always on sale at low prices. Orders for any kind shall be faithfully executed. Iy7 lni*r "GOOD SUMMER WINE. T B. 8TOVVENEL. Importer of Kreneh Wines of d the most approved brands,, Bordeaux Claret and other Wines. He has removed from his old stand, til Nassau street, to No. 21 Ann street, (mar Nassau) basement. Always on hand, the best and moist rr.cktrrhe Wines, St. Jtili tm Montlermit, St. EsteVe, Laiitte, Medoc, ike. in barrels, h ill c.uks and cases. Also, Champagne, various brands; Bur- t gundy. Hermitage, Itc.; superior Cognac Brandy; best quality (Jin, Port Wine, Portugal and Spanish Wines. J. B. 8. will also sell by the dozen bottled Wine for private families, which will lie sent to any part of the city, alio by the gallon or otherwise, to those who may favor him w ith their patronage. c No Wines are impure sold by him, as he imports them direct. .(L/ J- B. 8. has opened a boarding house at Ifobnketi, op|?osite Van shall Garden, on the main road, wheie is kept an assortment of t|iH best Wines. Private parties supplied with good "HATS. 1 HATS! HATS! HATS!! BROWN Si CO'S One Price Ilat Store, wholesale anil rej tail, 179 Chatham Sqnare, corner of Slolt street, where faaliioti, beauty, ilurability anil economy are combined to adorti tbe bead. _ The proprietor* liare the pleasure now to offer in addition to their recently unproved snort napped Hat, a new style, the imitation of beorerr, which so closely resemules that of all furs the most costly ami beautiful, that the difference Is not easily perceived. Price three dollars. We strictly adhere to the one price cash system, which enables us to furnish a very su|ieriar V Hat for the price charged, lu nrescnting these Hat* to the I public the proprietors think they nave reached the ultimatum v of beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort. m4 Sm* MISCELLANEOUS." J SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY (&.IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEM^NT.-CSS H THE COLLEGE OK MEDICINE PHARMACY QE8PE0TKULLV inlorm the citizens of New York that they have appointed the following Si b-AriKrsTt m this city J. W. Bassktt, OH Broadway. Dk. E. M. Ut'toif, 127 Bowery. p Or. Kttto, 287 Hudson street. Ei,ias L. Thrall. S48 Grand St. Or. Nrw waji. 132 Cherry street. The Preparations of the College may now be Had of those 'j Principal Offices of the College lor New England,af Treinont Row, Boston. Principal Office ol the College for New York, at fl7 Nassau itreet. By order of the College, 11 jy21c W S. HICHKDSON. Agent. ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD p LIVING. 1 "pHE undcrtigncd lias, at a ^reat expanse, fitted n|> one of the A largcit anu moat aplendid Coffee and Eating Hontea in t, Vew V (irk. in which one hundred persons at least tan ait down lr ii an excellent and substantial breakfast, dinner,ai|d tea, [from lie choicest supplies of the markets, with a bill of fare not es- ellcd either as regards quality or number of dishes) by any ho- Cl el in the United Stale., and varyinit in prices front six cents to t| me shilling and eighteen pence |irr dish. The purest Java and nl Vlocka coffee and the very best teas, and served xt only three lenU |iercup. And all oilier refreshments in pronpition. The J,, eaiters are uniformly civil anil polite, and every visitor may be issurrd of feeling ill this establishment quite at home." In act, every de|iarlmelit of the business is under th? sii|icrinteii- y lence of comiietent overseers, whose solr care and attention are 0 lirected to the comfort and conveniences of customers and ruests. HENRY GOSLING, Proprietor of the French and American Eating House, Nos CI and GG Nassau st, between Jelui st and Maiden I.ane, P. H.?Open Sunday* for breakfast, dinner and tea. jeltO 3inr A-UNANuTTOF AIR AND OF SCENE is not only I J\ msfittial to health, but great source of enjoyment in the 4uinmy au icellent band of music, all conspire to render llf* by far the nost favorite place of Slimmer resort. Access is rendered easy >y the Birclay, ('anal, and Christopher street Ferry Boats, shich ply constantly during tin da slid w mug 1 fw po A M ATfc I IIS OF THE H,l I K Mr BARTON, -1 pupil of the late celebrated Flaiittst, Charles NiclmUon, living recently arrived from Europe, begs to inform the public hat it is his intention to devote a portion of his time in giving nstniction on the Flute, according to the syhteiri of the above elebrated master. For terms, apply at 77 Chambers-street, Broadway, from the PO (JUN DKALKR8 Onus, Pit toll, afed Spirting J?s?iblf convenience, deiiMloh and lerurily to the* nu n in,; communication between Boston and this city, the Post Master Of in-nil lia? established ifi;iiUrly aworti !\lr?-.?oixeis attached to ilit* Df p.ntinciit from this iitylo Boston utide r tlif initiodiatr supe rintendeiice of the undewum I to commence on the JOtli instant. To carry out to the fullest possible extent, these views of the Pott Master (tciiera!, letters for Boitiiii, Pro\idcnce ami N?*w Bedford w ill be resets ed oil board tin regular 6 'clock Mail Boat, (and if desired postage ran Ik1 paid) from balf*past four >Ylock up to tin* time of its departure for Boston. Public notice U therefor* hereby {given of the above irrange ..v, nnu ou iTMyiM ma) iriv Hi I'll ini' increasing Mlligciice willi winch all mail mailer w ill I** forwarded as above in tin shortest possible space of time, and with tin* greatest security. HAKNDEN it CO. General Mail Agents. N? w Yi.*k. July Uih )y I'.i 2w i itnTted States express mail from new YORK it BOSTON.?Post Office N'tw York, July 17, 1112 ?The Post Master General, with a view to the accommodation of the public, and to increased despatch and security,has established an Express mail,to expedite which Messengers w ill be employed under the immediate supervision and direction of Me* >rs. Haitideu &c Co., for carryiujf the Mails between this i it> and Boston, and the important intermediate places, with directions to cause the delivery at tlie earliest possible time. Letters will he received on hoard the Stouiuglon Line of Steamboats which carries the Mail via Stoningtoii and Providence to Boston, from half past 1 o'clock until the time of deMrtiui.darif whichtiiwpoUiiv can Im paid.? Letters will be received at tills office up to 4 o'clo. k P. M. This airaugemeut w ill go into operatiou on the 20ch iiutf. jy 19 2wr JOHN LORIMEli GRAHAM, P. M. nOHT OKKK K, N.-w Ymk, Jul. U, 1HH!.-I NITKD 1 STATES EXPRESS MAIL belwrtu NEW YORK, AI.BANV, AND BUFFALO.?The PoUmiul.r Oracrul, w ith a view to the accommodation of the public, and to increased h spatch and security, has established an Exprt ss Mail, to rxpelite which messenger* w ill be employed under the i hi mediate iiiperiiitt ndence of Mr. K. Jkkom*. Hi mpiirky. for carrying lie Mails between this city Albany Buffalo, and the interimliate places, (including Troy) with directions to cause the de ivery at the earliest possible time. Letters will he received on hoard the o'clock steamboats, which carry the Mails to Albanv, Troy, and intermediate daces, from half-past 4 o'clock,PM, until the time ofdeparture, luring which time postagecan be paid. Letters will also be received on board the boat carrying the Mail direct to Albany which leave* at 7 o'clock P. M., fioin lalf-past G o'clock I' M, until tlietiineof departure, a letter hu In ing placed oil hoard said boat,under the lock of the department. The Messengers will go through to Buffalo, and are instructed 0 exert the greatest diligence in the performance of their duics. The arrangement w ill commence on tin 20th inM. After the 20 th I list. letters by the o'clock steamboat will he received at this office up to -I o'clock, P. M., and letters for the 1 o'clock boat until Co'clock, P. M. 8w john lor1mer graham. p. m. U~ nited states express mail f5s albany AND BU FKALO.?With a view to give the greatest posvible convenience, despatch and security to the increasing communication on the great Western Iloute from this city, the Postmaster General has established, regularly, sworn messengers attached to the department, from this city to Buffalo, unJer the immediate superintendence of the undersigned, to commence on the 20th inst. To carry out to the fullest possible extent these views of the Postmaster General, letters will be received on board the regu ar 5 o'clock mail boat, (and, if desired, postage can be juiid) rom hat" past 1 o'clock I' M, up to the time of its departure,for \lbany, Tioy.aiid the intermediate points; also on hoard the 7 Pclock boat, for Albany and all places West,and for Troy, from ialf-pa*t 0 o'clock, P M, up to the time of it* departure. All etters deposi'ed in the Post Office of fliia city fui the 7 o'clock dail, directed to Albany and Troy, and to Buffalo and infertileliate places, will he forwarded from Albany by the Express dail, under charge of the same messengers. Public notice is therefore hereby given of the above arrangement, and all persons concerned may rely upon the unceasing iligetice w ith w Inch all mail matter w ill W forw arded as ho vi* in the shortest possible space of time, and with the greattt security. E. JEROME HUMPHREY, i i neral M all Agent. Ncw York, July 13th. 1812. jy 17 2w r SILK BANNERS, ?tc. [JANN1NGTON k CO., 291 Broadway, near Read street, I I Resnectfullv inform the Order nf I O nf fl f1 t??..;? i lends generally, 'hit they are now pre pared to execute orders or Plais and Biooen in the moat superior style for beuty, I nubility, and economy, hating Hi Ik made for tin ex press ocanion that will make the largest banners without disfiguring it tithaseam. Kneciiti?ti* aud Designs can b** seen at their Kstablishmenf, 93 Broadway, or sent to any part of the Union. Kor At\ le, design, ami execution of works of the kind, we rei r to the Getty's Burner, No. II, I, O. of K., as also to sreenwieh, No. 10, Harmony, 11, 'ovemnt, 3'), Perseverance. 7, also Mi lit ary 'ornp.tnies and Sunday School Banners, and lie societies St. Nicholas, New Kngland, St. UetirRC, St Anrews, St David, fkr Ike. Window Shades in threat xariety, from $1 each to the richest lid best, painted hy the most eminent artists. Staiiud (?l .ss, alter the maiiiier of the ancients, warranted ever to eh wige color, with many recent imnrovt merits lor liureli windows and other public and private building*, steamuats, packet ships,store windows, Ike Ike. Imitation* of Stained (ilass, painted on muslin for church iudnws,very close imitation of the real glass,at a very trilling iptuse, or the glass obscured aud painted in brilliant colors, i durable a id chi ip. iy 17 r w'a i vh CoMMlMlOKRd'B dlhi i t Aluis-Hou Jul| i made in advance fur the supply from August 1 May i, nest?isubsequently semi-innuaUy. Large boarding houses. stables, breweries, tanneries, public sths, packing or sailing: bouses, and all other consumers, sliipinjf, kr., will Ik* charged in pro|>oition to the quantity of water ted, on agreement with the commissioners. Office hours from 9 o'clock A M until I I' M, in tlie old Alms louse. Entrance by centre door. SAMUEL STEVENS. JOHN I). WARD, ZEB'D RING B. BIRDSAI.L, iy20 twr _ _ Water Commis doners. DR. MORRISON. JORTH RIVER DISI'FVNSAK>[ JOiM ll of the thiekc&ft t.rcvlsr lembrane without any pahfe CONBTITUTIONAL I EBILITY.-Thousands ofyoang 1. 11 are sii tiering fr un t ronsequeiK rs of indulgence 111 a ser?-t (lest ruct ivc h ?hit. d whose n? rvrs ire further injured from m 1 n Minima.tt d pretended speciAea, which itimilati ill> to imluf c great r depression. Dr. M. treats such cases 011 avail patholofit ii principle#, mid never Ails in ?tahlishwgi lire?the strictesr honor and oniluence is observed. Letters post pad. ind containing# suitable fee, w01 ensure ie correspondent rail id vice, ind medicirip to uif part of the hucn, hy his giving a history of his case in detail. 204^ Fuln st rret rear Greenwich. jy22 lm*r HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SEGARS. Jf RADER, tfi Chatham street, offers for sals 'A. 180,000 La Norma Segart. 50(4)00 K J CI LIBKRTV STRKKT, between Broadway and Nassau street, olfer for for sale lot Blocks Irish black marble. IIKI I asks refined basket salt. 300 ('uks Boyd'* bleaching powder, in Tons superfine soda ftshe-i. 2 Dases natviit leather. 50 Bales besterfu ld factory brown "hcetincs. 7000 (b rman patent fire brick 20 Casks 3 and I F K blue smalts. 2 Biles cotton carpeting tbrei anil four yards wide. 5 Bales Machine blankets A I I f W lm I) will be sold .If low f .1 m-irkef pici 1 IKOTON WATKIt BATHS. No. B,..adva re ,-Ti.e J proprietor of the Broadway Baths ha the pleasure to an>unce to the public that he is now prepared to Tarnish Baths om tin* soft and pure Water of theCroton River. Warm, Cold, Sulphur, Bhower Vajor, and rarioiu Medica* d Baths, always ready. The ladies' departmctit is now prepared for their reception ith suitable attendants. H iw is* HKNHV DURKKL. GYMNASIUM. FENCING AND SHOOTING GALI.KKY, 333 lirnailwity, turner of Avfhcmy-rt.) MOl 'MQI J|N has tin- honor ol informing hi. friend. and the public hi general, that lit. new Gymna.iem u now in wraluin. Il i:? tic- large* and the lie.t wlnrli haa born yet ofred lo the American public. Thr eou-ms are largo and writ imlalod, which give. thriu the advantage ol being alway. ml. Parent., ProTrndn. and Gentlemen, are ilifilro to viail lit establishment, to whirh, a* aoon aa the C rot on Wafer oika will be in operation, will be added a sho ?er buth, for e ranrrnitarr of the Subscriber. to tire Gymnasium. The Shooting Gallery being entirely indr|>rndeut of the i mnasiam, person. wi4niig lo practice pistol firing ran do without being subscriber. to the Gymnasium Fencing leaaoni given a. usual on*inoderate term.. Open at day break, and clove at half past nine at iiighf.1 jeK lm?r VOI NG MAN xnIi A BOH weredmwMdkrtherd. I .ettjng ill'a row I mat oil' Governor'. Uland. on Sunday, I.tli It. and have not been found .inee. The young man was 211 ara old, rather llnek .el, aboiil i feel I turtle* iii height?had a pair of light grey Scambroon pantaloon., a yellow vet, and i.at the time without a coat. The boy waa t yean of age, i| a straw hit tied under hre chin, and .1 gamlnoon fr >rk c? at d pantaloon.. A handsome reward will Ire paid to any itevsoii giving infor n ion thai will lead to the recovery of their bodies bv their 111 rted relations, at 2111 William ?t._ jyl9 lw*? DATel of the Academy. I Hiring the week quite a sensation wnn created ut the anllnuili'elliciil I.I -....I raui nil Cirui, II miwm Oil"heard ol in this country?perhu|Nt in the world. In ili?* literary institutions ol every clime, it lias ever been ilie custom lor graduates to lorni themselves into u society lor the purpose ol perpetuating the bonds of friendship, correspondence, Jcc. At no time has woman deemed it advisable to do so, even if ever thought of. At the close of the last academic year, the graduates formed theinselvesinto a society anil resolved to hold a meeting at the close of the term in July.? About the middle of June they were called together and though scarely more than three weeks were led, yet they agreed to celebrate the lirsl event in an appropriate manner. Two pieces were given lor coinposition. In that short time, though overwhelmed with the cures of study und preparation lor examination, yet they had been prepared and were now offeted for our hearing. The hour of meeting was ushered in by an awful peal of thunder und pouring down from the clouds of a terrible storm. Yet the chapel was crowded with youth and loveliness The Honorable board ol Trustees were seated on the stage with Ins excellen cy Gov. Reward, Col. Young and Clergy The graduates of the previous year first entered, dressed In white und weuring en their necks the evidences of superiority in studies?in the sha|>e of medals; nearly every lady having one. Afterthein came the graduates at the present commencement. Opposite them were old graduates. The Throne of Grace was addressed by the very lie v. President Dr. 'ampbell in a brief but eloquent prayer. After the ladies composing the society sang a piece prepared for the occasion; but being without a leader it did notaucceedus happily as we could have wished The President stated the object of our assembling there? spoke of the Institution?its designs and expectations. The gentlemanly and highly intellectual Professor, Mr. Ofos d then read the essay on "Female Education." It was replete with moral sentiment, and was designed to show wherein consisted the grent aim of human existence and happiness. The relations of parent and child, of instruc lor and pupil. The audience listened to it with great attention und on Us close made some demonstrations of applauding, but not being resjtonded to by others it did not succeed We hope never to hear of an enlightened assemblage countenancing such a proceeding. It may answer at the theatre and o|?-ra, but not in society. When Hilly I) read the declaration of lodc|?endencp on the Itli, a claiming und stamping succeeded, whether through enthusiasm, or rewarding his success as a reader, I do not attempt to decide, perhai>s the latter. The learned and accomplished counsellor, Mr 11 s, read the poem. It was a beautiful thing, just what we expected from the author. Too much cannot be said in extolling jl llw.lKfll t.-~lineoimens equal to the two ladies above mentioned. Dr. 0 stated that at the next annual meeting in July, lour gold medals would be given, one for n prose composition?one in Poetry?one in French, all to have education for a subject; also one for the best moral tale. The Inst might be competed forbv any of the old graduates of tin1 academy. He then called upon some gentlemen present to give an expression ot the feelings of the audience, to thank the society tor their courtesy in inviting us upon the occasion. Col. Y Dr. W Rev. 1 >r. W -f, and some others were requested to speak, but dc clined. Gov. Seward arose and delivered one ol the finest impromptus ever made although laboring under the effects of a severe cold, yet lie entranced tliein all lor the few moments he s|K>ke. It was replete with imagery and sentiment, and full of feeling. He returned his sincere thanks to the graduates for being invited to this, their first publie meeting?spoke of its eflects upon the future, and A its example to the world. A*c. We fell nninp.t to have him close, but it was more than could have been expected, though emanating from so talented and accomplished an individual. Should unother year open upon us, we hope to see you present at the next commencement. It will repay any one for trouble of attending, and as more time and a great amount of tulent will he offered in competition, we expect a glorious result. It would be invidious to mention the loveliest present, lor it'..was truly a galaxy of stars. Mits Wal n, Misses W e, Gu y, W n, 11 1,11 g, II ?,Tre y, ("Oh,the world hath not so sweet a creature!") and a host of others. All were charming, not a face hut breathed forth beauty. This afternoon the commencement takes place. We hope to tell you of great and happy results great for the prosperity, and long continuance ol our institution,?happy for the success of its pupils in the literary field. Yours, truly, If v. Ai.bant, July 18, 1842 Refutation of a Slumirr. i .tamks G. Rknnrtt, Eson the character of an estimable man, which your correspondent must have known to he gratuitous; and if ne did noi, he is the more culpable for giving publicityfto n mere hearsay as a fact. The gentlemnn, to whom lie has paid such complimentary reference, left this country on a short visit to his native land, and toatfendupon a sick father, and will return in the same, or the next ship, when his libeller will bear of his arrival, and be suffered to make his charge good before quite a different tribunal than that of a loo credulous public. lir.C.'s Hospital is still under hisown auspices, in the care of a physician. Respectfully, your obedient servant, John S. Cameron r mi Aiiiom An inuuen was held on the Uth instant. at Oaten 'a tavern, in the township of Rcarhorougb, on the body of the Kev. Alexander Kiernan, a Roman I atholir priest It appeared in evidence that, a* he wan travelling the day before to Toronto, he stopped at Oatea a to w .iter hia horae he did not get otlt of hi* gig- aaid he w on Id give the oat ler a glass of beer for hia trouble. It appear* he had a very apirited horae. On hi* way to tow n, about a mile and a half thiaaideof (late*'a. on deacending the hilk he drove very taut there wete two lumber w agona coming up the hill in a walk the drivera aaw the gig approaching very fast, and allowed two-third* of the road lor the gig, no that it might pass w ithout danger. The gig passed the firat w agon, and by some means the horae turned toward the other wagon one of the wheels of the gig came in contact with the fore wheel of the wagon, by which Mr. Kiernan waa thrown out of the gig, falling on hia head. He died ulxmt tw elve o'clock the same night. Toronto llrralH. Tnot't Kismixo F.ititoidtsiit. We took a turn on K.xchnn^e w harf last evening, where actirioiia acene presented it?elf. The ship Medorn liea on the South ?rn aide of the wharf, leaving a very narrow passage for the [tide. A rrowd of people w ere collected here, full of eager intereit there was shouting and laughing, and scattered about were heaps of line large trout some kick nig, aome dead. Looking down between the ship and the w harf, there w ere a row of men with little nets, baskets, boxes, what-not, catching the fish which appeared to be pouring in great tiumhcii through this narrow passage. We understand they base been running through there for two days -coming in on the northern side of the wharf, passing under and going out on the southern and that many ware caught with the hand tnerelv Who ever heard of great skoals ot trout before I Charlriton Mercury. _ Ntksi-risn Liw At Orwigahurgh, I'a., on (he JOth inst the ruseof Klihu hnuncey, etal. tuortgageet, in 11nit, to secure the re-paj ment of a loan of f(W,00i> gainst the North Atneiran f'oul ompany was called tot 11 i.il The town is full of witnesses from I'hiladelphie, eh.i have been lubpoinacd in Uiia Intel eating cMe. The uaount in conlruvcray is alaiut ...mm. The general creditor* and stockholders seek to invalidate the mortgage on which the suit has been brought, on various grounds Die validity of the probate and execution of the inatriinoitt arc questioned, and the authority of the |>ersonse*e tiling the instrument is denied. Kittcf* or I.IUHTMSO.?On the nth instant, four tieroes and one white man, the overseer, wet e struck by lightning on the fatm of W. W Western, about two miles rom Hopkinsville. Three of the negroes were killed on he. spot, and the other negro and the white man were e*pee'ed to die Louintllt Journal.

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VFAV YORK HERALD. *cw York, bunctay. July '41, 1844. The Terrible Troubles In the MormonCouuIry^Xorr Ulneluiurri rrUllvr to the aliened Seduction* and Adulteries of Joe ni uiiil other*?Crimination uml Hi?crliula*I Ion. The lights and quarrel* in the Mormon eouitir) promise to be much richer than any thing that ha.* occurred here since the days ol the Revolutionary war. We give to-day extracts front the letters ol Gen. Bennett, relative to hi- charges against Joe Smith To-morrow, we may probably give the additional charges of Joe Smith against Gen Bennett. The latter has reached St. Louts, and has charged Joe with instigating the man who attempted to kill Gov. Bogga. The ?iovernor ol Missouri has made a requisition ..it the tiovernor ol Illinois lor the surrender ol Joe Smith, and a very elegant quarrel is likely to grow out ol the atiair. I ll-' whole thllll? IS tllll Ol nli'ilrwm.liv In religion, truth, falsehood, fanaticism and philosophy. Head the following extracts, put your trust in the Lord, and learn how to restrain your passions:? ith. Mr*. Sarah M. Trait, wife oi Professor Orson Pratt, of the University ol the city 01 Nauvoo,?Joe Smith stated to me at an early da; n the history of that city tiiat he intended to muke that amiable and accomplish* I lady one ol his spiritual w iv cs, lor the Lord had given her to him and he requested me to assist him in consummating his hellish pui poses, hut 1 told him that I would not do it? that she h of been much neglected and abused by the church during the absence ol her husband in Europe, and that it the Lord had given her to him he mint attend 10 it himself, i will do it. naid he, for there i* uo harm in it, it her husband should never f ul it out. 1 called upon Mrs. Pratt, and told her that Joe contemplated an attack on her virtue, in the name of the Lord, and that she must prepare to repulse him in so inlamous an assault. She replied, Joseph cannot be *tich a man I cannot believe it until I know it tor myself, or hpveit i.-om his own lips; he c in not be so corrupt." Well, I replied, you will see, unless he changes his iniud. Accordingly, in a few days, Joe pro)>oied to me 10 go to Ramus with nun. 1 consented 0 go, and we started from his house libout 4 o'clock. 1'. M., rode into the prairje a few miles, and leturned to the house of Captain John T. Baruelt, in Nauvoo, about dusk, where we put up tne horse with Harnett'? permission. He. Joe. pretended we were looking for thieve*. We then proi ved.'d to the house where Mrs. Piatt resided, and Joe commenced discouise as follows Sitter Pra t, the Lord nan given you to me as one ol mv spiritual wives. 1 have the blessings of Jacob granted me, a* he granted holy men ol old, and I have long looked upon y ou with favor, and hope you will not deny." She replied, 1 care not for the blessings of Jacob, and I believe in no such revelations,neither will! consent under any circumstances. 1 have one good husband, and that is enough for no Joe could not come it', he tuen went otf to see Miss ttln house of Mrs. Sherman. He remained with her on i two and then returned ti Barnetts's, harnessed a. ..dlur Ramus, and arrived at Carthage at vV'eth o went to Ramus, and returned to gt? an 1 put up at the house of F.?q. Co.1 returned to Nauvoo. I called upoi In r v hat she thought ol Joseph .1 a bad toiiti beyond a doubt." Mrs. sn ii will Mrs. God lard, wife of Ste. -an, Sister Go. Id aid, Joseph is a corrup n I know it, for he made an attempt upon me." 1 hiee times afterwards he tried to convince Mrs. I'ratt ol the propriety of his doctrine, and she at last told him Joseph, if "you ever attempt any thing of the kind with tne again, I will tell Mr. Pratt on his return home. I w ill certainly do it." Joe replied, Sister Pratt, 1 hope you will not rxnose rue it 1 am to sutler nil tiirti-r expose me. Will you agree uot to do so1" If," said she. you will never insult me again I will not expose you, unless string circumstances require it.'" "Well, sister 1 rati," says Joe, as you have refused me, it bi comes sin, uoi-ss sacriffce is otfemland turning to me, he suiJ. General, if you are my friend, 1 wish you to procure a lamb, and hav it slain, and sprinkl" 1 he door pouU and the gate with its blood, and take the kidneys and entrails and offer them ujion au altar oi t wel\ sunes that have not been touched with a hammer, v a burnt offering, Hrel it .?ill save me and my priesthood. V i or*" I ill It- i. I. do I p.'or.ured the I,nti li i?,.i i -quail! Jolin i'. Bat iieit, and It w .is -ihi'i by L i oi..t II i ,1, 11-1 1 tiered the kidney's oi i a i t in i 1 e sail, all is no s?.1r*. Hyde told her 'hat these things looked strange to her at first, hilt she would b> come more reconciled on mature n flection Miss Rigdon replied, I net er shall Joe agreed to w rite her, an did so in a few days through Di. Richards.? That letter i? now safe in the hands of in r friends. I h er seen it. so has her father, and various other person* Oi Tuesdav la I room, and now let her come out boldly and tell ri er?oni whom I havi 1 name in in* .iti'axi:. ?ii.l mar* others whom 1 max 1 he"' lee name, will flounder. be! the truth shall now 11! .let' ore ?he world. Moat o. .j 1,1: Jo. 'ell. ?hetr t ullic him Wik I" it. All, therefore, win 1 11 uiti 1 thrtee itxtoundiiijl di>? los'iien, imiat hr hrar.' 1 li iteioy tUey it un.U' .hlitllj be partakers ii (hi ir ulnllcith?lU robberies, and mil-dors, d li. il li' iHi hn-.lle, wil. of 1 r k? would lot Ju??l?F with li?r hit utiUt h? ?oula '?ve her fl*?4oU*ri?*wUl iha isiu?td all hit proposition lU the.'.I: her that klit uiust ne*er tell of lur proposilonsto h? i, loi he had all influence Hi that place and it hf tol l lie would ruin her character, and she Mould to inJt i the necessity of leaving. He then went to an adlooting he I where the w idow was sleeping?got into eil w ith her and laid there until abeut one o'clock, when .a got up, hid them good night, and 1 ft them, and lurthei I,i? deponent auith not. her MELISSA XSCH1NDLE, mark, Subscribed and sworn to before me, this Odday July. 1342. A Fitlkehsoi, J. P. [seal.)" Joe, did you otler another sacrifiee I If not, the des'roy'0(5 angel w ill come?but as you succeeded with Mrs. Euller that night, as you told me, that may lake ott the curse Joe says "there are wonderful things in the land of Ham, and terrible things by the Red Sea." I must now bring this short letter to u close, but will w rite again in a lew day s. Yours, Respectfully, JOHN C. BENNETT Pratt, and Rigdon and Robinson, and the Higbees, and the Marks, and hundreds of others know you to be a liar, Joe, and I'ratt and others have told y ou so in the face of open day. Sou lied in the name of the Lord Remember that, you base blasphemer,?remember that, and weep!?Look at your black catalogue of crimes?your -eductions and atteaipted seductions in the nameofvour Maker?your thefts?your robberies?ami your murders Why, Satan blushes to behold so corrupt and loathsome a mortal,?one whose daring deed* o! crime *o far surpass hell's darkest counsels, as to hide the sable Prince in impenetrable darkness forever 3d. Ni uvoo Lodge, U. D. The original records show that Joseph Smith, Job Snyder. Brigham Young, Petor Haws, Willard Richards, and one other, I think Adara Lyman, were initiated, passed, and raised, before the in stallation of the Lodge, and all but one have passed through ince,?Joe by the hands of the Grand Master Jonas, ami the remainder b\ other brethren. That record w as seal (1 up, uiul u new one commenced,?the second wns sealed up, and a third commenced,?and then a new record liooh procured and such parts copied as they were willing should go to the Grand Lodge, and such only. Let the original book lie proJuccd und all these facts will appear?1 stand pledged that they shall appear. A part ol the original record is in my hand writing, as all know now if they will produce a record that has any ot my hand writing in it, (for the new one has nothing bm my name,) I win show all the facts, unless the leaves have been torn out. Mr. Stoddard was suspended for blackballing Mr. Sessions, but it was not put to record. The charges ol 11. G Sherwood and Samuel lb Smith, against Robert D. Foster, during the trial of which roster received such a severe rebuke by Joe, never appeared upon record, and Joe said, as the case w as likely to effect ins bro'her Samuel, I will see the records in hell and burn this bouse, before it shall be said that a Smith ever failed to accomplish any thing he undertook, or before any thing hall he recorded thnt may ever operate against Samuel? and if we can't get a charter without that the Grand Lodge in.iv go to the devil." Is this not so I appeal to George W. Robinson, Francis M. Higher, and Hiram Kimball, all Master Masons. These are only some ol the actings ami loings of the Nnuvoo Lodge, l". D., under the Supervision of Joe, and his servile priest George Miller?that little creature mat does Joe's dirty work Let the Grand Lodge look to this. Why does not Nnuvoo Lodge, U. D. deal with Joe lor the attempted seduction of Nancy Rigdun. n Master Mason's daughter and for the actual seduction ol several Master Mason's wives, sisters and daughters I Simply because they say Joe is a Prophet, and the Lord's annotated must not be harmed, the Lord will not suiter his annotated to fall! O, tempora O, Moret fh. 1 am now going over to Missouri to have Joe taken o justice and then I am going to New York to publish a look, to lie called The History of the Saints," in which I shall tell most of the actings and doings at Nauvoo for he last two i ears, o' most of their great men, and some ot heir great i. .imi n too Ji. it lor breakers. Weshall lave mil .i insure.- r 'he Haiti'. don't catch me- they ire after rue like prow lion, u uiv is, by Joe's special orers. In haste. Yours, Respectfully, John r, Betttsn t. We have omitted several names in this letter, being unw illing to injure the feelings of individuals unnecessarily. Their names, however, ran he seen in the original manuscript by any person who desires to do no. ?Editor Journal. I'nslilonnhle Watering Places, Rockaway is now one ol the most delightful places in the country. The sea breezes, the bathing, the admirable arrangements at the Pavilion, tin delicious fare, the elegant company, the balls, al' ombinc to render ll n mnal inlereutioD nines to nd a month. >ru\t\GTi>N ?This is equal pt?rliaj? to Hoekaway. It .scarcely jiossible to conceive any thing more lelightful than a residence here for a few weeks. Vnd the style in which Mr. Blake keei* his beautiful hotel?the charming accommodations for balling?and all combined render tins a charming summer resort. Saratoga.?Nothing that we can say can add to he attractions of Saratoga. The company there comprises the loveliest women in the country. Frank Johnson's band is at Congress llall, and this place and the United States Hotel take the lead. Virginia Springs.?The attractions here this year are unusually great. We refer to our letters on this head. Long Branch.?This is also a charming resort. All the beautiful Quaker girls from Philadelphia, "pond the summer here, and bathe their lovelv limbs daily in the Atlantic waves. The hotel here ii miles north ol Baltimore And Cspt. Noycs. of the Vanderlnlt, at the same port, saw ten ashore on the Cb|sThere were at le i-t wi-ntv-three vessels ashore between N- w Inlet an i Cape Hatteras, exclusive ot I hose at the Bar. Extraordinary Affair.?We learn front Railway, says the Newark Advi rtiser of Friday, that Squire Silvers," who ri?ndiirted the Coroner's nquesl on the hotiv of Wmans, arid subsequently he examination of Low, the murderer, disappeared esterday. No sufficient cause is assigned. His amilysay he has been deeply mortified, and very nnch Hfraid ot being fined, for having neglected t( ake Low's signature to the examination. Low, it now appears, holds a confessed ludgmen' igain.-t ii; bv To f'e.-t, and cost abou Ifi.tsxi. The "crinon was pr- ached bv the Rev R. L. Magoon. .si uokrv Edward Luring, a -ail maker, wa killed by a locomotive on the Western Railroad a Worcester, last Wednesday. Sharon Spriv.s nits is a charming place \V ii.l'-h a letter to (lav descriptive of its beauties 1 111 g turMog* tfpt lug.. ['.uiiti>|K>ua SpKiNuti .luly 10th, Is I? Unman Hand nf .Muiir?'lhe United State) Hotel? Laafert from other Hoteitht.mt Bennett:? Since your departure, the fashionable season at this delightful spot has fairly opened. The celebrated tier man band of yeurcity, under the lead of Schneider, the prince of music, hns arrived, and we were tripping the light fantastic toe" last evening to their inspiring strains, at the United States Hotel They are engaged exclusively, as I understand, tor this magnificent establishment, and play at dinner, tea, and every evening, either in the|asscinblv or drawing room?its effect, through its shady groves and spacious halls, cannot be njipreriatcd, without being heard. The distinction among the visitants, at the different hotels here, is more marked this season than ever. Congress Hall has given up its rivalry with the United States, and lias gone into competition with the smaller and more common houses. The result is, that it has more company than any house here, except the United States, and of the same class I lint unit i'r.niwrlv cuw .1 Innunf tin* Montgomery, American, and Adelphi hotels.? They consist principally of the substantial yeomanry, from the neighboring States, Vermont. Massachusetts and New Hampshire, and are, to all appearance, a family of real beef eaters." They will put more |>ork and beans and Congress water inside their laekets, I'll warrant you, than they will either old port or champagne. It is amusing to see some of your city chips, who stop at second and third r.ite hotels, sit, and smoke, and walk about the garden of the I 'nited States, und to see how quick porters and waiters can detect them. 1 discovered a couple of these young men, smoking upon the lairtieo this morning, enjoying the halmy atmosphere ol its grounds and garden, with suen apparent complacency and self satisfaction, that 1 had the uriosity to ask our sqnmt-eyed porter their names; he replied, they were Mr. L n and H y, of New York, slept and cat at Congress Hall, anil picked their teeth upon the stoop of the 1'nited Stales hotel. We are well represented here from all the large cities?New York, Philadelphia, P.oston, Arc., and from the south, and 1 shall remain some little tune to give you a sketch of passing things, as they may occur, and are worth reading. Yours, Caustic. Nhnron Springs, Correspondence of (he HciaM. Sharon Springs Pavilion, July 15, 18-12. Fortien Travel v*. Home Travel?Sharon S/n ingg ?I heir Value?Pleasures at the Pavilion. Gen. Jas. Gordon Bennett:? That you are entitled to the above addition to votir name, is, und will be, confirmed by posterity. Your superior tactics have exalted you above all editors of the present age in this country. Your enemies are prostrate and discoinfitted. Your |>aper conveys intelligence from every portion of the globe, varied, useful, and important, whilst Whig and Tory, City and Slate |x>litics fill the sheets day after day of our would-be newsi>apers. Through your columns 1 wish to communicate information to those who are constantly leaving our own delightful country in search of pleasure or health, visiting distant shores to gratify the eye or recruit the constitution?leaving the beauties of their own land unexplored, their mineral waters untried, following the old adage that whatever is distant or difficult to obtain is preferrable. J have been here for some time. The unrivalled beauty of the situation, salubrity of air, are unsurpassed and no language can convey an idea of its magnificentprocpecta. But prospects .ire nothing in comparison to the great benefits derived from using the waters. 1 have seen the cripple from rheumatic iffections] enabled to throw aside his crutches after I in t n tr fu*n urPdlra lariioa nnri (riintlitmnn nnur here) who were unable to rise unless assisted, walkin?, sitting, and rising up as formerly. Eruptions of (he skin are speedily cured and some of the first medical men in your city (also now here) give those waters unqualified praise. There is a new well constructed, a bath house, containing ten baths,with copper boiler to heat the water scientifically, and a medical gentleman to superintend the whole. The Spring, which boils up like a heated cauldron,flows, is estimated, 150 gallons per hour, the cold of which is so intense you cunnot keep your linnd in the water more than a few momenta. The Pavilion in appearance is as large as the Aslor House the rooms are large, lofty, and wall furnished the table is well spread, the wines excellent, ittendance good; the superintendent exceedingly ittentive. Tne water flows constantly through wood >ipes from a distant spring for the use of the estaihshment, and is a great desideratum. 1 have given you the outlines of this beautiful place, but I liuve left inanv things untold. Before our countrymen seek health or pleasure in foreign climates, let them examine and test at their doors, waters unsurpassed und beauties of country unrivaled. The expense of a journey to Sharon Springs rom NevvVork^ is t per steamboat, at 7 o'clock in he evening, and by Railroad to Canajoharie. You arrive in time for dinner. These w aters are stronger than the White Sulpher Springs of Virginia. The charges per week are ij?7 lor monthly and S8 for transient hoarders. Come and see for yourself, and report truly. You shall have a hearty welcome.? We muster upwards of one hundred at present. Arrivals daily. Yours, Adolescence. Knuqiiler White Sulphur Springs. [t'oriopondence of the Hrralil.] Facqi ikr White Sclphtr Scrinos, Near Warrenton, Va., July 19, 1812. S Ihmil 1/ of the White Sulphur Sprtnpt?Am un tnentt?Ron fig. Dear Sir By an order of the Board of Directors of the Fauluier White Sulphur Springs Company, I write to invite you and your family to visit this establishment as their guests, at your earliest convenience, during the present season. Its incorporated name is die Fauquier White Sulphur Springs," hut more ommonly known by the name of Lee's Springs," or Warrenton Spring? It is situated in the ountv of Fauquier, near its county town, called Warrenton, about 16 miles front Washington city. Hie buildings have been erected within the last even years, at an expense of about $160,est, differing from the White Sulphur in Green rier, Virginia, only in strength. We can accommolate in the most comfortable manner at least five tundred visitors. For the entertainment ol the gay n music irid dancing, a line hand ofinu.-ic has been Divided and a large anil elegant ball room. For the 11ore athletic exercises there are two ten pin alleys, he one for ladies and the other for gentlemen, a buttle or billiard table, and bagatelle board. Among the amusements of the season, tourna iiivius hiiu ilinej oiiiim iiri- e.\i*-i;ieu u> lorin n pleas in* variety?they afforded much interest and great attraction daring the last season. Ministers of the gospel are entertained free ol charge, and opportunities of public prayer are afforded night and morning for all to whom it may be acceptable

Superior Court. Jilt 33.?Dm i?ij>?.?Ptlatrart hank vj. Jam ft .'Inilrrwt.?A young man, named Kry, on hit way from Delhi (o Washington, w as entnisteil with a sum of money to be leposited in the Merchant's Exchange Bank, of New York, while passing through the city. The money amounting to several hiinenses. Roanoke. Portsmouth. [Correi|K>utlriice of the Herald.] Portsmouth, N. H., July 15th, 1842. Portsmouth?Its Harbor, sed, am twelve persons were hurried into eternity. Suicide.?Oarland Anderson, a wealthy planter residing nenr Hernando, Miss., committed suicidi on the 2d instant. It is supposed that he was in i state of mental derangement. ihstinorftuikn Visiters.?A deputation front tin Miami tribe of Indians of the North West, passei through Baltimore on Thursday m route to Wash ington. Scvernl ollieers of the (Joiner, and two or three o the Commissioners which came in her, also passei through that city to Washington. Liim rUgTccATtJt. tIII r last papers from Yucata 'ontain an otticial order from the Mexican rapital, direci ing the anthoritieaof Tobiwro to close the port?ofthn State to all trade with Yucatan. From this it would aj iear that Santa Anna really look* upon Yucatan a* a illv of Texa* and it remain* to lie *een if Com. Moor v ill permit the centralist! to bear dow n upon the nnprt en ling State* right* men of the Peninsula. Seutmann ia. been appointed Governor and commanding Oeneralr 1'ohaaeo; and lie announce* that 1000 troop* (wit SI00.000 lor their expen*e?) have Iteen marched from Vi r Orur, to be employed in bringing Yucatan toteim*, an hat 1,000 more troop* are to follow in *hnrt order for th amecomo somewhat alarmed from these announci ment?, and have commenced fortifying the island of I at men a* a refuge in the last resort. "Mav heaven grant, my* the editor of the Siglo MX, "that Yucatan may mil ain herself properly on this occasion, and that her' son may all prefer death to the ignominy of a reconquest br h arrested ye '.erday by officer Stokcly, on a writ issued under the Stillfell Act, forembe/zliug several thousand jioundi sterling from his employ ennnd creditors in Ireland. He was committed to the ail in the sum of $-L000, being charged by j Lewis S. Bouton, boot and shoe dealer, of .'SI Pearl street, with obtaining, in the month of May lust, a bill of goods, valued at $570,91, under false pretences. The goods w ere leliverad to Skinner, on his representing to Mr. Bouton _ that he would pay part cash, and that he hot! made arrangements with Mr. 8. Allen, ot the firm of Marvin and i Allen, of Oswego, to accept his drafts for the balance, paj able at four months. Mr. B. being satisfied of the rapacity of their firm to meet the payment, received $100 in cash, 11 and forwarded the goods with this understanding. The drafts not being delivered according to promise, enquiry I w as made, when it proved that Messrs. Marvin and Allen i* had never made any such agreement w ith Skinner, and he was therefore arrested on the charge yesterday, he J, having visited the city on business, lie hail not otitaiued hail when the reporter left the tomlis last evening. J lloBBisii im tiik Pi e lie Strkst.?On Friday evening as Hugh Lynch, of No. 3 Centre street, was passing 1 through Washington street near Battery Place, he w as i s uccosiea Dy two men, one 01 wnom Kiiocxeu nun aown, j! and the ether rifled hi* pockets of the contents, consisting ri of lour pledge tickets representing clothing worth $13,76. They were seen to commit the desperate act by Mr. Edt ward McDermot, of 60 Barclay street, who upon exjiostur luting with the ruilians for their conduct, was significantj ly told by one of them, that if he did not trudge along and mind his own business, they would serve him in the r same maimer." He took their advice, and in company with Mr. Lynch secured the aid of watthman Wm. C. Thompson, who succeeded in arresting both the\illains soon alter wurds, they liaving remained near the place where they committed the act, as is presumed to repeat it on some other person. On being brought to the watch house, it was discovered that their names were Richard U. Morrison, recently out sf state prison, and David 11. I'latt, tw o of the most vitiations looking rogues that have graced the police lor years. They wore fully prepared r with the implements of their business, as a loaded cane or hilly," and lead knuckler were found in their pockets. The proof against them is of such a character as to ensure conviction and punishment in the state prison, which i cannot be less than ten years each. One of the tickets taken from Lynch, wus found in the pocket of I'latt when I searched. An isiroktant C*?r.?A case of an unusual character is now pending helore Judge Barton of Philadelphia, on a writ of haheat corpui. It sprung from the following cir' cumstances In October, l?3H. a man, named Alexander 1 L. Clark, was convicted in this city of obtaining goods upon false pretences, the indictment being framed under a statute of that State similar to the act ol' our Assembly j abolishing imprisonment for debt?the latter, indeed, be| ing but an imperfect copy of the former. In pursuance of the verdict he was sentenced to an imprisonment of five years in the Penitentiary, at Sing Sing, Kut while on his way thither he escaped from the custody of the SherilLaud was lost sight of from that time. A few days since, how1 ever, a man calling liimsell Alexander Denny, who has been trading with several houses in Philadelphia for the last two years, and has at the same time been carry ing on j business as a merchant in one of the southwest, rn States. f was arrested at the suit ot a creditor for the?sum of $9000, and while in custody was recognised by an individual as the man Clark. Information was immediately sent o i to Governor Seward, a requisition obtained, ami the prisoner was about to be conveyed to this city as a fugitive from justice, when this writ of habeas corpus was issued by Judge Barton. The prisoner denies his identy with Clark, uiidliis counsel also insists upon his discharge, on the ground that the requisition can only take elfect upon a person oharged with an otfence in w hich case he can be sent on for trial, and not upon a person convicted and sen' tenoed, and demanded for the sole purpose of punishment. The clause in the Constitution of the United States, which j requires persons held to labor in one State and escaping to another, to be surrendered upon a requisition, it is contended applies only to the case of absconding slaves that I the surrender of criminals is anly by virtue of a State law or usage, and that there exists in Pennsylvania no law or usage which empowers the executive to send persons into i other States upon a requisition disclosing the tact that the individual is wanted for the mere purpose of inflicting punishment upon him. The ingenuity of counsel, if not its inherent difficulties, has so involved this question that it will require long and patient examination, and the judge win nearer a wrmen opinion, wnen it is ready to l>e ile- l r lirered. Monr. CounTrRFEiTKm Arrested.?In addition to the large number of counterfeiters arrested on Thursday and Friday, Samuel U. Barrett, a seaman, who lately arrived in this city from Matagorda*, was pulled yesterday for attempting "to pass a f>3 counterfeit note of the Oreenwich Bank, at the Box-ottice of the Chatham Theatre on Friday I evening. He denies all knowledge of the character of the note, which is one of the best imitations of the genuine ones that we have seen. He was committed for trial. The 1 note was letter A, and dated August 5, 1841. Steamboat Thief.?A rogue named James McGill, was put in the Tombs yesterday for stealing a bundle belonging to one of the passengers of the steamboat Karitan. Fire.?Aliout six o'clock yesterday afternoon, a fire t broke out among some frame shanties, principally occu. pied by colored people, in Mulberry street, near Bayard, and destroyed three or four of them. MrsiCAi..?Mr*. Sutton is giving concerts at Buffalo. V. S. Marshal's Office. JfLT 23.?Silas Loud and F.lihu Loud, 1st and *Jd mates i ol the bark Caspian, have been arrested and held to bail, charged w ith assaulting and beating Jacob 8. Mayo, one of the seamen, with a dangerous weapon, on her late voyage from New Orleans. A cross complaint, for mutiny, was entered by the mates against Mayo, and two ithum nf lb* Knnrts \tnvn u-Dfl lil,.rat...l l,i. ...n cognizance. The other* were committed. 1 Arrf.it or allkoep MranKRtas.?Otticers returned to town last evening with Samuel Stoddard and William Collins, two young men, canal drivers, charged with killing the old man Fish in this city during the early part of this month. Both the. accused were overtaken some twenty miles east of Lockport. Bills of indictment have 1 already t>cun found against one or lioth ol the parties.? 1 huff alt Com. Jtrif. j Latest prom Florida We have intelligence of a late date from Florida. There is, however, no Indian news ol im|k>rtance. Nothing from Octiachee and the Creek*, and we hear of no new depredations. It is understood however, that matters wear a favorable aspect. Halleck and his pnrty leave Cedar Keys for Arkansas in four or five day*, together with some twenty-four w arrior* and y forty women and children.'' f The remains ofthe late Lieut* James F. Izard, of the 1st j regiment of U. 8. Dragoons, h'avo been disinterred from their resting place at (.'amp l/.ard. on the Withlaooocha, and they are removed by brder of Col. Worth to St. Au' gustine, for interment in the military burying ground near olil Fort Marion. I p A Petrel.?Every body ha* heard of the curious little 1 sea-bird called the I'etrel, or Mother Carey's chicken. I' Very surprising to relate, one of these birds vv as killed in Blandford, (adjoining retrrsbarg) on Thursday last. It appears that a negro observing the bird on the road, threw J a stick at it and broke its wing. C oming into the hands _ of a gentleman in town, he compared it with the plate ol the I'etrel in Wilson'* Ornithology, and found it to be identical therewith. The Petrel is seen far out at sea, flitting rapidly near the surface of the water. They ar* R commonly noticed on the eve of a storm?hence they are r regarded somewhat superstitiously by the mariner. The French term the Petrel I'oittau trmutlf^ihu storm-bird. V It has also been fancifully supposed that the name Petrel is p taken Irom St. Peter, because he w alked on the surface ol e the water. We had *eentho Mother Carey's chickens at sea a number of years ago, but never expected to encounter one in Petersburg. On Tuesday night last there was a violent storm or tornado in North Carolina. We have e hail here, also, strong east winds anil boisterous weather of I late. It is therefore supposed that this little 1'i tiel tin-. Iwcn blown inland by "treat of weather, just At the firat Pttlera at .lamestown'were blown up into Hampton Roailt. p The Petrel la about the size of a tw allow, of dark ath color p and web-fuoted.? I'etmburg t'irginian. ProgreaN of the Medical Revolution. |From the Botton Daily Mail.] 0(7- NF.W MOVKMKNT I.N M F. DICIN E.?The New York College of Medicine and Pharmaav. whicn hat l ean t established Tor the suppression of quackery, both in the profetaion and out of it, ia one of the moat im|>ortnnt morementa which hat been made in the medical world for many y eara. The College i? com|>otee ordered. W. S. Hit HARPSON, Agent, 97 Nassau st. BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. WulllllgtOH. [Corre?|wDdrDcc of the Her. Id. J Washington, (Friday) 3, P. M. Private llu>ln?i??.Navy Appropriation? Ravlgatloa and Commerce Report. The Senate is still engaged on ihe Private Calender. No public business has been transacted. A vast number of private claims had accumulated be (ore ilie Senate?Many just ones that ought to have been paid long ago, and many without any foundation whatever, and there seems to be a determina- lion to make a clear sweep of them. The House is still ou the Navy Appropriation Bill. This morning Mr. Barnard undertook to in- iroduce lus bill for a declaratory Tariff Act, but it was rejected. The Navy Bill was then taken up in Committee of the Whole, and debated until j twelve o'clock, when the question was taken on die amendment of the Senate, increasing the appropriation for the service iroiu $2,335,000 to $2,800,01)0, and the committee refused to concur?Ayes (jtj, X oes 8N. The next amendment of the Senate was to strike out Mr. McLellan's proviso, which declares that the officers in the Navy shall not be increased be yond the number in service on the first Januarv. UM, unci that tlic excess above that number shall be I reduced as last as the deaths, resignations and dis-' missals inay occur,?and to insert instead, the nuin- I ber which shall be in the service at the close of the fl present session. The amendment was rejected by H a large majority, t^o the officers who are now be- H lore the {donate for the promotion, may abandon all H hope tor the present. H The {senate amendment appropriating $I20,(X)0 tor H a floating dock and to pay for materials already our- H cha-ed for the dry dock at Rrooklyti, was agreed to. H An amendment ajipropriating a similar sum for the H repairs and improvement of the T'ensacola XavvH Vard was rejected. Some inconsiderable amend-H ments were rejected, and the bill was reported toH the House. The question being on agreeing withH the committee, Mr. Adams obtained the (loor, and II spoke at some length, principally in reply to Mr.II wise. The debate is still going on, but the bill willH probably be returned to the Senate to-day. II The following is an abstract of the annual state.IB meat of the commerce and navigition of the Unitedl! States, which has just been sent to Congress:? II The number of vessels, their tonnage and crew whirb^l entered the ]>orts of the United States lor the year ending^J the 30th September, 1H4J:? I 'rtsr/t. Tonnage. Mr n. t"!/^^| American 7,733 1,631, 75,111 Koraifii 1,518 738,111 18,673 i.3^H Total 12,773 2,368,333 119,170 The number of vessels which cleared from ports of th|^| tfniteil States during the same period was? \mrriiau 77!SI 1.631,136 79,216 30I^H H'orei|;ii 1334 736,819 11,061 Total 18,341 2,371.003 123,27/ TI9^H The value of merchandise Imported into the Unitet^H Stales during the same period was? Merchandise free of duties *66.019,73^H i'living ad valorem duties 34,t>10,64^H Specihc duties 37,315,M0^H Total fl'77,949J^H Imported in American vessels $113,221 ,87]^H in foreign vessels 14,724 The value of merchandise exported daring the snm^^| period was? American productions *I06,393,73^H Foreign productions re-exported 18,4?i9,08^^B *131,8.51,HO^W Of the American productions were carried In American veasels f>82,669,39^H In foreign vessels -.>3,813.33^1 The prominent articles of export were? '"otton tK.WI.HW Tobacco 13,676,70^H L-i??r r Manufactures 3,133,M^^| told and silver coin 3,746,48^^1 I'ork 3,631,-53^H Rice 3,010, lO^H The tonnage of the United State* for the year endin^^l September 30,1841, WW? In foreign trade, (register. >ir..?i].I^H Coasting trade, (enrolled) 1.07G,036.lt do do (licensed) 31,031.70 1,107,067. Cod fishery, (enrolled) 60,556.05 Maekerel, do 11,321.13 Cod fishery, under 20 tons, 5,'J95.70 77.i;;nn^M 2.l30,7l7i^^B Whale fishery, (registered and enrolled) 157.105. Of the enrolled and licensed tonnage there is emnlos e^^H in steam navigation, 174,34-2 41. The number of vessels built during the year amoum.BM to 761. Their tonnage, 118,893.71. The tonnage for the year 1841 is less than that of 1H4^^| by 50,019.79 tons. Commerce of each State and Territory for the year em ing October 1, 1841 Imptnh. Export^MI Maine 8700,961 $1,091, New Hampshire, 73,701 10,'Ji^^l Vermont, 216,732 277,9I^H Massachusetts, 20,318,003 M,4g7.3me of our highly esteemed citizens (Mr J. Marsha lottery and exchaags dealer of the firm Marshall and Brother,) whilst he su tvalkii out on a promenade of pleasure with his lady. The par if assailants numbered five young lads, nearly grow vho, without the slightest provocation, threw a volley Uones at Mr. M., twoof which struck him on the forehet producing severe wounds. Mr. M., with his lady, we^^H fortunate enough to he in the vicinity ol a dwellin where they i vtired and escaped the further insults of t^^H most infamous party. The w ounds are not serious, thouj^^H painful. Mrs. M. escaped unhurt 1^^| Five youths, three boys and two gir'.s, whose need not be mentioned, have been arrested, charged robbing the first Presbyterian Church, which circu dance t mentioned yesterday. Thev are such specime Island is now in fall blast, there ing from miio to 1000 persons at its various board houses. The fare is cheap, the trip cool, and the ^^^B breeze invigorating. The Rainbow is now considered ^^^B crack boat?a* well on account of her speed and ch< tare, (only one third of the sum charged on the ot boats,) as from the fact that har cabins are oa ileek, Its comfortably cushioned, and r.un or shine passeng can enjoy a view of the shore and its scenery. Hurra competition though, say I. It is the life of trade, and best protection against imposition from monopoly. The Legislature of this Mate has said once again, no means will be provided to pay the State debt, nor e-^^^B the interest en it. On Thursday, a motion was mad< the Senate, to levy a tax of one and a half mills on ^^^B dollar, of all the taxalde property of the State, for purpose ol pay ing interest on the public debt, nnd pay he claims of domestic creditors. This, however, .otod down. To my mind, this, with several previl^^H umilar demonstrations, squints audibly of repudiation.^^^B Nothing of consequence was done in stocks to-day. A young man named Lawrence was drownnd it C lav on Thursday. He ventured beyond his depth an ^^^B s supposed w as seized with cramp. He was hrough ^^^B lie city yesterday by the steamboat Sun. A (iiiAMi Srsn'i.ATioM.?We hear that a certain c^^^B alist Is negotiating for the purchase of all the cla^^^B 'gainst the States, amounting to $200,000,000. If rui^^^B an he relied on as to the amount he is to give for th^^^^J v hen they are Anally paid, faa they doubtless will be.^^^^B nil realize a handsome profit on the investment.? I^H

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ilaa^wy w rrw?inn i p n ?r? |Uit to liiva it in our (iowur to atinounce tha; the rostnuster General lu> loscunlcd the ordti readjusting and reducing the Commission* of deputy postmasters. This eider, originally made with great reluctance by him, w a. precautionary, itc liu I just grounds to apprehend a debcieucy in the revenue o! the Department to maet its current obligatious. The economy which he has been enabled to introduce into the service, and the increased vigilance of the deputy postmasters iu the execution an.l enforcement of the lawi regulating then duties, have satisfied him that, with a continuance of a like service by all the agent* of the department, it* obligations may be met by its income during the present year? MuJiaunian. ArronnttiiT h* tiii P?ksiok?t.?William Kinney to be Attorney of the L'nited State* for the Western District of Virgiaia, in the place of Vf. G- Singleton, whose commission ha* expired. Cf7- AMEHK AN ML'SEl M AND GARDEN.?This is the fashionable i esort for citi/.ens and strangers. Crow dt attend here dully, and are delightod with the great diversity of amusement presented. Winchell has been reengaged for one w eek, and will appear in one of hi* most amusing character*, including the play of Old and Young Nick, Diamond, Whitlock, Miss Rosalie, Animal .Magnetism, the Oipsey Girl, Model of Dublin, and a uew drop curtain, representing Byron'* Dream, are among the attractions presented lor iO cents. Qtj* PHENOMENON IN CHEMISTRY?East India liiir Dy e Colors the hair and will not the skin. A dy e to sorrel tops most interesting? One that giey headed mortals should he testing A g eat phenomenon in chemistry;'* It i. strange, but any one convinced may be; East In fin Dye that, brown or black as sin, Colors the hair, and will not stain the skin. These facts are w arranted by the gentleman who manu facturesit, who is the celebrated chemist, Dr. f'omstock, author of Corastock's Chemistry, Philosophy, and many other works well known and widely celebrated by the public. This Dye is sold at No. 71 Maiden Lane, New iotk.?rnn. unroiucie. (j&- KRANKLIN SALT WATER BATHS, CA8TLE GARDEN-?We are now in the full tide of lummrr heat, with a thermometer above 90; and where can personal comfort ant! bodily health he more effectually preserved than by u visit to Thomas's splenuid shower, swimming and private baths. Clear water, comfortable apartments and kind attention will be found there. (ft- GO TO CHURCH TO-DAY AND TAKE A box of Sherman'sCamphor Loz enges with you. If you have a dull prosy sermon they will keep you awoke and show you all its hidden beauties. If you have a brilliant and learned discourse, they will enable you to see all its beauties and sublimity, thereby enjoying it in a far greater degree than you otherwise could, besides dispelling all signs of headache, dullness, low spirits, despondency, and even the heartache?Ruston Ik Aspiuwall, (all their stores) ?Sands, 373 Broadway and 11 East Broadway; Church's, 188 Bowery, and Codington, 337 Hudson street, are agents?Warehouse 106 Nassau street. ft- WHAT HAS DR MOTT RAID I- 'That for terry disease nature has proridtd a sptfifir." See reports of his Clinical Lectures in the Herald. The learned Professor has thus uttered a sentiment which almost every new discovery in chemistry and pharmacy confirms, and in which the Coi.leof. or Mei>k?ink ani> Pharmacy fully acquiesce. Acting on it, the College have prepared n number of compounds adapted for the cure of many of the most distressing maladies which afflict humanity. All the preparations ot theCoLLEOE are compounded on scientific principles, and according to the most approved formulas?several of them being the result of the careful investigation of members of the College. W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal office of the College, 97 Nassau street, N. Y. (ft- IMPORTANT NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS AND TRAVELLERS?The severe and trying influences of our climate are well knowu, and the Coli.euk of Medicine and Pharmacy, have compounded a preparation lor the express purpose of removing those affections which originate in this way. Persons who have recently landed in the country and'travellers are particularly liable to theae diseases', which are chiefly owing to derangement ?f the biliary apparatus and they are particularly admonished to use this remedy which may now be had at the office ol the College, and of its agents in the country.? The other preparations of the College, such as the Tonic Mixture for the cure of debility, Medicines for delicate cases, Ac., Ac., may also be hod aa above, with full directions for use. W. S. RICHARDSON, .Igrnt. Principal Office ol the College, 97 Nassau st, N. Y. Herald Bulletin of' News, The Herald Bulletin of Naws is kept at the north-west corner of Kulton and Nassau streets. On the arrival of the morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. M.?and also of the evening mails, at fouro'clock, P. M., the latest intelligence from all pails of the world, may be found on the Herald Bulletin Board, at this corner. Let every wayfarer stop and read. Advertisements of all kinds taken at the office. Herald General Printing Office. The General Printing Office, capable of doing all sorts of nriiitinir. surh or hnntrc nnmnhlofB "Hi 11 nnrila t\C all descriptions, is now open at die t/erald Buildings, entrance from Nassau street?Joseph Elliott, Printer. Ttie New York Lancet. A. few copies of the first volume of this work, I handsomely bound, may now be had at the publication oltice.?Price $2. City Despatch Post, 48 Wicciam Street. faiNcirAi. Orricr..?Letter* deposited befora half-pust H, half-past 12, and half past S o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at P, 1, and 4 o'clock. BiiANtu Offices?Letters deposited before 7,11, and 2 o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9,1, and 4 o'clock. ALEX. M. GREIO, Agent. MONEY MARKET. Saturday, July '43?'i P. M. The transactions at the Stock Board were small to day( hut the sound Stock* generally improved. Kentucky State 6's rose 3 per cent; Ohio ti's I860 2 per cent; Harlem Rail Road fell per cent. The mercantile community were astounded this morning by the appearance in a Wall street paper of a communication signed Boorman, Johnston St Co., who have long ranked as one of the leading houses in the city, in which that firm publicly and voluntarily repudiate a contract which they acknowledge to have been originally legal and binding. They defy public opinion boldly, and refuse to meet the contract on the pies that a law quibble exists by which they cannot be compelltA to pay it. The facts are simply these, lathe fall of 1S39, it will be remembered that an immense fraud was discovered in the stock issues of the Bank of Kentucky. Immediately on that discovery, the transfer books of the bank were closed in order to investigate the fraud. Just prior to the discovery, Boorman, Johnston St Co. authorised two bro kers to buy ench 100 shares of Kentucky stock at the Board ot Brokers on time. This stock was accordingly purchased of Jacob Little k Co. The contract for the purchase was made and guaranteed by Boorman, Johnston Co. as principals. Before this contract fell due the books were unexpectedly closed, and the seller was deprived of the regular method ol transfer. The books were unjustifiably kept closed over two years. On their re opening Mr. Little notified Boorman. Johnston Co. that he was ready to deliver the stock. At the same time Mr. Little rtceivtd many hundred shares from other par ties situated in the same way. To the astonishment of every onp, however,Messrs Boorman Johnston chose to nullify the contract and repudiate the transactions, telling Mr Little if he could recover it at law he might do so. It must be remembered, however, that if the law justifies a wrong, public opinion never does, and every citizen of the United States must succumb to its influence. When repudiation f contracts reaches private transactions it is time for the public to he on the alert. The interest on the seven per cent State lionds, issued by the Comptroller, will he paid to the holders in each nse. on presenting the ceitificate at the Treasury. For the convenience of holders in the first and second Senate districts, and of those out of the State, arrangem -tits have !>??n made to pay the interest at the Manhattan Company, on presentation of the certificate at the hank, by some person authorised to give a receipt for the interest. Since the printing of the bill for the new tariff of duties on articles imported into Great Britain, an important relaxation lias been introduced by the committee of allowing corn in the bonding warehouses, an allowance for natural waste, viz If warehoused one and less than three months?wheat, barley and rye, IJ percent; oats, percentThree and less than six months? wheat, barley and rye, 3 per cent; oats, 3J per cent. Six and less than twelve months?wheat, barley and rye, 3$ percent; oats, 4$ per cent. Twelve months and upwards?wheat, barley ami rye, 3 percent; ORts, ft per rent. Except on Spanish wheat, bar ley and oat?, and on wheat and barley klln-drlod abroad, which are to have only half the above mentioned allowances ami none is to bo made on kiln-dried rye. This i* very material, and essentially affects American produce, which from the distance whence it is shipped, is more liable to be bonded than that of the continent, when the execution follows more promptly upon the order.? The following was the state of the American produce market in Liverpool on the ftth inst. America* Prodccf., Liverpool, Jtft-v 5. The im|k>rts during the past month have been very light, an I consist of 303* kegs, ft.)-i barrels, and 50 tierces Lard 130 barrels Pork, AO barrels Beef, and 4 hhds. Bacon. The demand for Lard has been good, and all that was offered on the market wasiaken at 34s to Sfts, and little, it any, now remains in first hands. An advance has again fhken place as much as 3*? being asked?it is not expected the latter price can be obtained. On the '44th ultimo, 100 barrels pork were taken lor shipment to Sidney, hut the price was so miserably low it was not allowed to transpire. Beef ijillte neglected. A few tierces ofbncon have been sold in bond at4ls, the quality very poor and soft. A smaM parcel of cheese has arrived, but remains unoffered for the present. Lard, bladders, per cw t, 50 a 00 firkins and kegs, do, 4daftJ; American,? Hams, dry, perewt, ft?J oM wet, do, Bacdx, per cwt, long middles, 44 a 4ft short middim, 48. Beef, per tierce, new prime mess, IIS n 130; India (new), Pork, per barrel, prime mess, 00 a 70 middling and inferior, A more important regulation ha* tieen, howavcr, the i Him -I i I. I i 11 rm.HWi, xrlfid corn In bond. THf ltouu of Common* me agrotd to a resolution to {tertiut loieign wheal to be tclivered, uuJei certain regulations, from the warehouse i from ship, duty hoe, ui?oii the substitution into/lic ware?um or the delivery lor exjioi tuliou ot equiv ab ut (uuiitiies of it our and biscuit. The operation will t> op; is to all vessels in the Jewfoum'.ii iil i h .dn'i.al t i-s with British tloui sad biscuit mauulaatured lioat l?ar> i,n w heat, instead, at a heretofore been the ease.ol taking in those supplies at tamburg. The grinding of foreign wheat in bond will hrow the whole manufacture of dour for the supply ol British shipping and colonial trade into the hands ol British millers. The operation will, however, be advanta- eons for those interests, and w ill promote the ronsump- -ion ot foreign corn, and probably a large proportion of tin j uppliet heretofore taken at Hamburg by Kuglish vessels n the New foundlaud trade, w ill now be manufactured by i'.nglish millers from American wheat. i The present tariff before Congress, if carried out, w ill be ruinous to the best interests of this country, as it is in its t character nearly if not quite prohibition on those articles J which form the medium of payment for American ngri- t cultural produce. The specific duties now proposed are the same nearly as those of M.'S, while the prices of the irticles have fallen in some cases more than 50 per cent. In 1S28, cottons cost, lor instance, on an average, 15 a 20 cts I'hey now cost 0 a 10 cts. fig Iron cost then JC.r> a ti per ton. It is now X2,10 per ton. The duty in IS2Swasthe same as that now proposed, vir.: $10 per ton, w hich was nearly 11 percent. The same duty on the same article now will amount to 103 per cent!'. The following is a table of the cost of three kinds of iron under four duties, with the present cost under the proposed duty Koiikk.is os r andUxitkd Status Di i y ox Ihoi* im? a Km Taairrs and Tiir I'Roroaru Tariff. IU23. 182.'). 1829. 1833. 1812. Pis iron, cost per inn, $:)0.(io li.to 24.10 2:1.20 11.10 M ilutv in m* *u\ in n.. 11\ ii/\ per cwt. 33pot 28.1 II 44 7(1 Rolled iron, cost per ton, $21.00 26.00 34.00 36.60 20.00 duty per ton, 30.00 30.00 T7.00 30.011 27.60 pt-rcwt, 160 117 110.00 81.00 91 lliminerrd iron, cost |wr tou, w.oo 62 00 61.00 61.00 6od 90}* 76 do I' i-.li 10^ 66 U 8 Bank 3 76 do cash 16 16 Equitable Ins t'o 66 60 do 1.6), 101 anion Co 20 7.6 do 16'* 76 Mohawk Kit *6od 37^ 2000 Illinois Boiiils 10'* 26 Bust Ik 1'iov lilt 86', 11600 Ohiotk, I960 76 7.6 Harlem RK cash 16 6000 do s60ds 74 7 26 do cash 16'a 60( 0 do s6mo* 73 60 do sOOds 16)* .6000 do do 73'* 126 do cash 16'* 2000 Kentucky 6's 70 Second Board. .60 Harlem UK l>60 I4K 126 do 16'* 60 do si,011 60 do a316 .60 do s60 16 100 do lillll 1,6 60 do *60 16 i State of Trade. J! We cannot notice any improvement in trade to-day. u ,'lshts?Sales Pots for export $6 1-2}, and at this price 350 bols have been disposed ol. Pearls also sell at $5 50. Hertwax?Ha 1.600 lbs southern Yellow for export at 26 cents, cash. Cual? Sales of75 tons I.iveriiool, Pcrahcrton's, at $6 25, i] 4 ipos; 100 tons Scotch, $.5 12|, 60 days; and 732 tons Liverpool, on terms we did not learn. d /.cod?Pig is in request at 3] cents, cash; lOOOpigsWis- consin and Missouri have been sold at 3} cents, cash. Karal Stores?Wilmington Turpentine at $2 97} for prime quality. Oils?Retincd Whale at 42 a 45 cents; cask Olive is very dull; 100 cases Nice brought $3 50, and 100 hskts Marseilles, $3 37}, 4 mos. Flour and Meal?Sales 1200 bids round hoop Ohio, for i t-xport at $5 87}; and 300 bids Michigan, not in prime or- v the old. (fin $'200 per arroba instead of $400. 1 Runs, which was before prohibited, will now pay $190 1 uer arroba. Wines, white will pay $150, ami red $125 per arroha. It I maybe recollected tliut by the old tariff w hite wines pay $250 and red $225; we speak ol' those imported in casks. A pro|>ortionate reduction is to he made in all classes im- ported in bottle. Olive Oil will pay $4 perql, instead of $5. Sperm Candles $15 per 100 lb, instead of $25. Codlise $4 pet ql, instead of $5. M Steel $2 per 100 lb, instead of $4. llaw iron $1 per 100 lb, instead of $-2. 1 Wrought iron $-2 instead of $4. J Black tea 50 cents per lb, instead of $1. I Orcen tea 75 cents, instead of $1. j Hams which have always been prohibited, will now be admitted by paying 30 per cent on amount of invoice, with 25 per cent augmentation. Cloth of all classes will pay 80 cents per vara, instead of $1. 1 Cotton prints, colored, 9 cents per vara, they can now 1 come in as coarse as -29 threads to the square inch, before prohibited under 30. This alteration will have the ten- 1 dency to bring many F.nglish goods into the Mexican markets, which were before as good as prohibited. Cotton handkerchiefs, colored, will now pay 6 cents the square vara, instead of I2J. 1 Cotton thread is prohibited as formerly. Philadelphia Cattle Market. t Beef Cattle?500 head offered for sale this week, sales from $lt to 5J, a few extra sold at 6c, '230 Cattle were sold at the yards over Schuylkill. '27 head left over. Cows J and Calves?276 at market; sales from $18 to *25 extra. $3-2. Springers $11 to $13. Dry Cows sold at $6 to $11, Calves $1 25 a 2 26, according to size on the Delaware, from Jersey, by weight $3 a 3) live weight. Hogs?160 at market, sales at 4], all sold and scarce. Sheep?1214 at market, sales at $1 37 a $1 87J, extra $2 75. I mmmm( Married, On Saturday, 23d inst., by Rev. Mr. Potter, Latmhop Wells Chapik to JcLU, daughter of Wm. C. Carls, all of this city. liled. f Ami.iia, only daughter of Wheeler Hale, aged I year. On the 25th January last, at Harbour Orare, Newfound- J land, Mr. Jamrs Shark, a native of (Queen's Kerry, Scot r land, and brother of the late Robert Sharp of this city. I'Mifngtri Arrlvrd. JacMtcL?Belir United States?W ('handler, J Donald. Pntsen^rra to Arrive. H*va!V"??ft?Brig Philura?N B Knapp and ladv, M Eastman i and lady, O A Wood and lady, T Wood, ladv and two rliildreti, Mr King, lady and child, Mrs Freeland, Mrs Russell, Lieut Patrick V S A, and servant, J L Locke and servant, .Mr Hoi- t man, Mr Reed. I Foreign Import at Ions. (H'obt an PntNcr?Kchr Only Daughter?3tio baits coffee 2ifl Iba logwood A Roasiere K Co?I4G bags coffee S W Lewis ?IK Cheater A co?14 Dow ley h Demaicit?li do 2 bids rim 3 do ginger 4 cka 2 bids (i Hogarth. Tsmpico? Schr M aaacliusctts?$2165 P Harmony St co? $1500 I.ennig St co?$S00 Brustlein, Koop St co?$1200 E W lbs bin, Pt.ilatl?$i00 J Percival, do?10 lbs vanilla brans Hngau. Brother! Stco?I bales jalap A Patrullo?1432 oils fustic I Inn I I chain 1 portrait 10 pkga bullion J Fleming, I'bilad. MARITIME HERALD. I To Ship Master*. J We shall esteem it a favor, if captains of rent Is arriving 11 here, will give to Uomtnodore W. A. Baaaett, of our iiewa fleet, v a report of the shipping left at the pnrt whence they sailed, the n vessels s|M>ken on their pasaagr, a list of their cariro, and any f foreign news|ia|iera they inay have, (kimmralorr Basset! will J! board them immediately on their arrival. We will reciprocate h the favor in auy way. orl. Schr Maeetlon, foi Boston, sailed on the i 6th inat. j Schr United States, York, If, days from Jacmel, with coffee, toorder. Left schr John Duulap, 4'aae, for Boston, same day? V the only American. Belli Sultana, Irons, I days from Swanshoro, N(J. with naval -lores, lo l)e I'cystci k Whttmnrsh. ?in.iMvn HrKr 8*s from ttuflolk, Va. with i?liiugh i, to j MR Schr Abraham, Brown, from D?**r Crvek, with ilunglifi to naster. Below. Olie brig, unknown. Puckft ship lTtica, froit* Havre, rritortrri in the Wall *ire?ri ?\|rr?, w is uot in sight from the Highland station telegraph, >tst evening at sunset. Ueueral fi M'ortl. I.kttcr BAO?.-Tltf Kom-iui, lor Livrrpo.il, at?i Rhone, io> iavre, will sail to-inuu.ivv. Tlietr Liter bans are at Gilpin's, u (lie Kicliinge. Biuu Ska Ki.ovvph ari> Wricks.?Captain fclllerv,pf the Luton, at Charlesluu, reports tbst on llie lltli inst ore ape lutteris, he spoke the Se.i Klnwer. 11 s, July '??Sid Hebrew, Boston. Nkwport, June 38?Sid Apollo, Baltimore. Cork, June 26?Arr Metoka, Liverpool, (with loss of lore ops'il yard, fore I >|ua.iIInnt mast, and one man lost overboard) mil sld28tli for NY.irk. rorstadt, June 11?lit port, Kalmouth, and Pico, for Boson. Id e. I. .isi-rii I...U t?i I- it... 'apt Jenkins wai tick Mt Cruiutadl^)iit eipecied to join ilirrs?t I tit Elsiueur. Go ttenbitro, June 21?Iu port, Rien/.i, fur Newcastle, soon; tamos, lor Bo ton, l?!^. Shi 18th, Clarissa, NV'ork. Riua,June 2!?Ill port, Hamburg,for Boston,soon; Nautilus, to do. Sld 20lb, Czsriiu, Boston. Tkxkl, June 29?Sid Cynosure, Boston. Hf.lvoet, June 30?Sld Francis Stanton, Virginia; Paris, N ork. Rotterdam, July I?In ??.,rt, Calisto, and Hollander, for lostou, Idg. Flushing, July I?Arr Huntress, Havana. Sid June '10, Alirer, and Nat igalor, N Vork. An twerp, J nil" 18?Sid Sarah Sheafe, NYork; 'JOtli, Wess.i uncoil, Newcastle. Havre, June 17?Sid Joim Duulap, Newport; 18th, Empire, vl York; Frances Ann, and Marathon, Boston; 10th, Leopard, sOrleans; Admittance, Mobile. Hot hf.llk, June 21?Sid Wave, Boston Bordeaux, June 12?Sld Wrskeag, NYork; 19th, Natchez, Cadiz, June 15?Arr Mary Kimball, Havre; 23d, Kennebec, Y ork. Malaoa, June 25?In port, Otho, from Boston, arr 13th, to eturn soon. Candia, about May 38?In i?ort, Catharine, for Boston, 1st une. Smyrna, about June 9?Arr Ventrosa, Boston, and 1 days I'm dalta.only Am vessel. Mauritius, March 21?Arr Eri .Boston via Halifax. Bombay, May 21?Sid Breiida, Muscat. Calcutta, May 13?In port, Potomac, from Boston, arr 8th; j lamilton, for Cnifed States, unc; Argo, and Arbella, Boston. text day; Senator, do, line; Chilo, unc. Asia, for Boston, sld i rom Bund Heads 7th. Apollo is supposed to have left Heads at the 3d. Batavia, Feb 22?Arr Sarah Parker, Boston, and sld March tor Singapore. Manilla, March i?An Charlotte, Boston. Pv.nano, March 23?Sld India, Boston. Sydney, NSW. Feb 11?In port, St Lawrence, from Pliilalelphia, arr 13th; Rocc Pulsion!, for Boston, Idg. St John, N B.July 19?Arr Glide. Phladelphia; Mercy Jane, |o; Nth, Danube, do; Olive, do via Kaatport; Emily, New I ork. Montreal, July 10?Arr Mary Russell, Limerick. Havana, July 5?Sld Huron, NOrleans; America, Cardenas; tli, llzaide, Hamburg. St Pierre, Mart. July 1?In port, Aunawan, for Boston, 10 lays; Mississippi, disg; Two Brothers, do. United States Ports. Thomaston, July II?ArrOneco, New York; 18th, Oceana, loston. Sld 16th, Ludwig, NOrleans; 17th, Charles William, lo. Portland, July 21?No arrival or clearance. Arr 20th, Pacolus, Luhec for Baltimore?Capt Merrill on account of sickless it is thought, cave tip the command, and was succeeded by tray; Chammou, Luhec for NYork. Sld Ontario, Bath; Pacolus, and Champion. Nkwbi ryport, July 21?Arr Hope W Gaudy, PhiladclSalem, July 21?An E H Herriek, NYork. Cld Gambia, ^Jew Zealand. Boston, July 22?Arr Palestine, Liverpool: Wm Schroeder, dnya^ura; Duulap, Havana; Tlios P Hart, New York and Sag larhor; Elizabeth, Rondotit; Maize, N York. Plymouth, July 18?Arr Enterprise, St Pierre, Mart. New Bedford, July 21?Arr Lodcinialk Eliza, Philadelphia; lerald, Albany. Sld Louis, Bremen; David Coffin, Philadel>h;a; Comelis, N SToi k Philadelphia, July 23?Arr Randolph, Mayaguez: Palm, lostou; Philadelphia, Nantucket; J Brick, NHaven: Erin, W liown, and Monitor, NBedford: Craven, Dighton, Ms; Herald, 'ayugs, and Planet, NYork Cld Elliot, Halcyon, Fame, and icioto, Boston; Charleston Packet, Providence; Philadelphia, slew York. Arr in the Schuylkill, John Hancock, Bermuda; Cleopatra's Barge^ Cinderella, and Danl Webster. Boston; Ros re11 mng, ^Demoru; ;viirror, nriaveH; isauena, iiuuson, in i arroll, Sing Sing; Emetine, Powhattan, Saml H Pavnter, Jno i* Crouch, Charity, Princess, Paragon, James Kceler, Daniel iVebster, ami Sarah Brewster, NYork. Baltimork, July 20?Arr Eagle, Portsmouth, NIL Chi "om Warrington, La Guayra and Porto Cabello; Marianne, U Thomas. Shi May Flower, West Indies; Diiect, NYork; hain;ion, Nassau. Shi 21st, Avola, Marseilles: Douglass, Itichmomi; Frances Jane, West Indies; President, New York; Steel, llartford, Conu. Old Ohio, NYork. Richmond, July 21?Arr Michigan, NYork: Leontine, do; ElosettR, N Bedford. Norfolk, July 20?Arr Scad rift, Boston for Richmond. Sid I W K- mpton, NYork; Mary Frances. W Indies. Charleston. July 20?Arr Damascus, Portland. Betaw, Van too, and Frances. Arr 19th, Sutton, NYork; Burning* tain, do. IataivivaRi Jaly 1^?Arr Exact. NYork. CM ClifloR, Lir'ipool: Democrat, NYork. Sid Nicholas Biduh Liverpool; L Baldwin. NYork; Philura.do. Nkw Orleans, JiiIv 13?Cld Troy, London; Shaw. Mareilles. Arr 14th, Desdetnona, Boston; Huron, do; Adolphe, 3araelona and Malaga; Uacas, Havana. Cld Hudson, Hivn, Virginia, N York; William, do. portuguese female pills. "PHE8E far-fained and celebrated Till,, from Portugal, arc, A we jierceire, to be obtained in thi, country. See advertiienent on the lut column of fourth page. in3 i, fS'R. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON ha, removed yj hi, Co!,?t)ltim(i Office, to No. 3 Herald Building ornerof Nmuu mid Fulton atreeta. jr Medicine. HEAD?REFLECT! Unitf.d Sociktt, Harvard, Mas..) July tith, IMS. S Respected FrieiiJ?A short description of wonderful cure, f which I was the subject, was given among other l*a"ts more lian a year since, in reply to a letter addressed to thi; Society, fqnesti. c an opinion of Dr. Brandreth's Pills. Till Doctor iippening to receive, and ublish the letter, I have been re* eat'dly requested to give more particularly my own impreskins, v^ nil whit h rexuest I now comply from sense of duty. I had occasionally uoctored lor the dangerous and distressing itimors described in that letter, eversinee I was siitcen years Id?my age is uow fifty-six. For fifteen or twenty years past t ha* been exceedingly troublesome, and every spring I was bliged to resort to the various remedies usually prescribed, but o cure was effected, and the hack part of my neck and head ras in a must dreadful cosdit ion. The prospect of terminating i.#v k. ?\.m .s .k.i ,.r i........ Ir, ill# cancerous humor, *11 certainly prevented by the limef and persevering in# of Dr. Brandretli's Medicine. Bui I avr been requested in (tat* particularly the effect of this m?- j ieine in my case. To a person who has been blest with a mild, pleasant and ef- j eirnt medicine, when is the inoat restless, painful and div- j eartmiug condition of body, when iclief waa least cipected, i* deacription ia eaay. I had not taken msre than four or fire botes of the Pills be- j ire I lit van to et|a-rience the moat encouraging and satisfaciry relief. The ulceration ceased?the i iolent noting twin ill iv head and neck p-saed off i.y degrees, until it Was entirely ont?my sleep began to be regular, and r?y whole system bfame invigorated. And here I wc nlil not forget to say, that I ave never, in a long continued nse of these fills, felt that reakening or dehilitsting effect usually etperieneed from ea- i iirlic medicines. For a number of years I had be. n subject sores breaking iu my head, previous to thr breaking out or Iceratinn above mentioned, and lrei|uently my fare, neek and rms would be so intlsmed that it termed impossible to >tvy if fury of the humor. The laei it. thai by using the Pills ns disagreeable and dangerous eff. ft of the internal diseaa.* r. vented, as I have no d,.id cleansing the blood. I have ever bad reconrse to bleediug or any other remed), to which lis woiult rful cure Could be attiibnted, for while using thu ills I used Mother mcdirior, and neiei espect to, so long as if Genuine Brandreth Pills can l?e bail. To colic bide, the hanee If,. v. d in my si stem is spptrrntl) i ERMANEVT and EFFE? TtJAL, and such it my eonti- j -nee in the medicine that I do invariably recommend it in all tsea, to be used according to direetions. Betides my own. several cases have roine within mv inime- i ate knowledge, which, if represented, would give abundant i videnee of the salutary effects of Dr. Brandreth's medleir.es. he Genuine Pills are known to be harmless?therefore I re at lo all suffering from disease, pCrify your blood by a |>ro- i ruse of them. MAHV II. OROiVENOR. TO BE REMEMBERED? I That each ?f the genuine has upon it THREE COPTight labels. That each label has two signatures of Dr. Benjamin Bran i th ii|>on it. That there must he upon each bos three signatures, thus B. BRANDRETH, M. D. Anil three signatures, thus BENJAMIN BRANDRETH. 1 Besides, the labels are full of small printing done in red ink, ere being on the labsls nearly three hundred impressions of i enjamin Brandreth's Pills. THE BRANDRETH PILLS I e sold at 25 cents |ier bos, with directions, at the following aces in New York r? DR. BRANDRETH'S PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 211 Broadway, between Park Place and Murray st. Bowery Office, 271 BoweryI Htt 1-2 Hudson street. j Remember, Dr. Brandreth's Office, in the BOWERY, is 271, OT 276. iy2llt*r llfEMIU.MS REDUCED.?'iW North American Fire In- I surattcc Company have reduced theii rates of insurance on I stores dwellings, and meichandi/e contained therein. Office No. 711 Wall street, opposite the Merchants' F.sch ibge. t ew York, July 2lal, IBt2. ROBERT AINSLEF, President. 1 >IIN Mr BHAIR, Secretary. lymwr i 1,11' 1 r ARD Vfii. DiSRUUW, rrwiinftor of lite Inn** sIhaii fcxch in;;?, *A tut\ ill t ?4id. id Lai Ml n.idc arm .cm nt* with Mr. W. D.?\U, n leutieiniu ln^ltly re>iuintiMlt .1 as i profiuoi and u tudy to the comfort of pupils, and the moat rigid obser* nice of respectability will be adhered to. Terms ami particular-* miy be a:;Ceithtneil on application at the office, No. erfrcted. and action suit cd to the word, can learn particularly from Nlrs. SVMUKL Bl TLKK, 113 M. I din's Park, N? w ork. YU SU _ rlCKKT SHIP 81DDONB, from Liverpool. onsigneei by this ship will please send theirpnmils on board, at Of leans wcarf, foot of Wall street, without delay. All goods not |?errnitfed in five days will he sent to the public store. iv24 DACKJgV SHIP ROftCIUft, for Liverpool.?Passengers by f this ship will please he HWIMv :MKN, MMiMtioc i X strong beard and tender face, the Metalic Tablet and Strop of Saunders is the only article now in use that will obviate their difficulties. A most convincing proof of their utility is, that the first cutlers in London, viz: Colinan, I llayinnrket; VIiliki 11. 301 Strand; Lowcock, 38 Comhill; Thornhull, 111 New Bond street, hive them for sale, and recommend them with the use of their ow n cutlery. lm?c (i. BAUNDER8, 163 Broadway. |YJ OTM E?AM w rsons Bavins nrofi ssim business w ith thi late firm of SMITH RICHARDSON, Atu rule* at Law :nv informed that the busi e ss of the concern w ill lie carlied cii and conducted under the direction of the undersigned by luthority from the surviving Co-uarturr, until definite arrangements are made for its future conduct. Clients are request td to call ar.d give any necessary inatructions, and corres|H>ndents mry rely on having their orders attended to 2s heretofore. BENJ FANEUIL HUNT. ALEX H. BHOWN, Attorneys. F. D. RICH \RDSON, Survivor of Srni li Richardson. The New York Herald and Commercial Advertiser in New York, and the South Carolinian, in Columbia, will please iusert the above three tunes each, and scud their hills to the ollice of the t hirlesloii Courier. jy23 3tr F'Ol N D?A large Brass Key hi front of the Franklin House last nigh I. The owner can get it b> sailing at this Office, and paying for this advertisement. ,i\"2:i It c TO THE AFFLICTED. LTAVE you yet tried MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES XT That you have not, is sufficiently evident in the fact that you are still a sufferer. Be your disease what it may, be its stages ever so confirmed, discouraging, or desperate, despair not of a sure and rapid cure, before you hive tested Moffat's Life Pill a and Phoenix Bitters. Wnsn THEY frit of restoring the stek to health) the weak to strength,and the wretched to happiness is far as person >1 health" fulness is concerned, will then, and not till then,be indeed time to abandon hope. "There is no such word as FAIL"" in the whole history of these inestimable Medicines; while every succeeding day adds scores to the innumerable multitude of cures they have effected. Try them. For sale by Dr. VV. B. Mo If alt, 373 Broadway, New York. jy23 lw*c THE TEETH. THE TEETH?A reduction of 2fl per cent?l'pj?er and X lower sets of teeth inserted on sucti on or atmospheric pressure, so as to be worn with ease and firmness, from a single tooth to an entire set; all can be supplied with the best mineral teeth; toothache cured. For extracting tooth, 30 cents. Children's, naif price. J. Buskey, Surge nu Dentist, 27 Murray street, next door to the church, west of Broad way. jy23 eou 3nt*r _ TO MARRIED LADIES. MADAME iu s telL's PREVENTIVE POWDERS. lVX?These invaluable. Powders have been universally adopted in Europe, hut France in particular, for upwards of thirty years, as well as by thousands iu this country, hs being the only mild, safe, and efficacious remedy for married ladies, whose health forbids a too rapid increase of family. Madame Restell, a* is well known, wis for thirty years Female Physician in the two principal Female HosnilaU in Europe?those of Vienna and Paris?w here favored by her great experience and opportunities, she attained (hat celebrity in those great discoveries in medical science so specially adaptt d to the female frame, for which her, medicine* now stand unri vailed, as wen in cm* country as in buroiie. tier acquaintance with tlve physiology and anatomy of the female frame, embl d her?by tracing the decline and ill health of married female*, scarce in the meridian of life, and the consequent rapid and often apparently inexplicable causes which consign many a fond mot her to a premature grave?to their true source?to arrive at a know ledge of the primary causes of female iudisjtositions-^ specially of married females?which, in 1808, led to tho discovery of her celebrated Preventive Powders." Their adoption has been the means of preserving not only the health, but ev%n the life of many an affectionate wife and fond mother. The advertiser feeling the importance of this subject, and estimating the vast benefits resulting to thousand* by their adoption, wost paid, and addr* ssed to MADAM E RESTELL. Eeintle Physician. Principal office, 118 Greenwich street, New York. Office hours from 9 A.M. to 0 o clock P.M. Boston office No. 7 Esse* si. jyti lm*r NOTICE TO MARSH ALS?The MandiaL of the city of New York are directed Uv hand in the warrants held by them,on or before the 29th instant, in order that the Mayor may make out his appointments for the year. All Marshals neglecting to do so, will be considered as having resigned their commissions. By order of the Mayor. JAMES II. WARD, First Marshal. Mayor's Office, New York, July 22, 1812. jy23 lwr Reduced hates ok insurante.--ti,. New York K'luitahle Insurance Company, No. 4r; Wall street, have reduced the rates of premium of insurance against loss anil damage by fire, in consequence of the introduction of th??s+ild?- against thieves. The ?ul?Ki-rih*-r lits on hsiid an assortment of sreniidJiand Iron Chi-sts and Boxes, with good and substantial lock*, which c iiiuot he easily forced or picked, which he will sell at less th an one half their original cost, having received ihem at I heir real value in payment for Wilder'* Patent Salamander Safe*, which are now generally admitted to be the only Safe* which can successfully resist intense hear. For Wilder'* Salamander Safe, or cheap second hand Iron Chests, inquire at the Salamander Sale and Iron Chest Store of S. C. UK It KING, .',i?r No. I m Water *r. D08TON MlfcK H.I.XNV foi August?Embellishment! 0 Itiinlu rhill Moniimeiir, drawn anRTANT ANNld by T. JON EH, sign of the Am*- J ncsn Eagle, 92 bathavn street, New York?j?nce .Ml cent' a rake?Ak?ii*?, V*\ Fulton st. Brooklyn; Bedding, fl Bute st, Boston N7 Dock st,iPhtUtlefphia. Captains ami travellers a! I ?w. d s liberal discount. __ j> 22 3f*c ROUU8' BOAT ESTABLISHMENT. m WATER STREET, I FOCR DOOF.t KAST OF catharink markrt. .1 I'll!'. SuUcubci having in his manufactory, and under his ,i own immcdi.il superintendence, some of Ihe old.st and ei no>t (imritMfil I nhlers in this city; and the best of m.itcusli or building every description of boats, w hich rnahlrs him to li iirnith, at the shortest notice, Boats of the moat approved mo- ?i lei and workmanship, on the most liberal terms. Bl'lI.DKK of l|(* Sultan of Muaaal'a Pleasure Barer, the Wave, raielle, Victoria, Atlantic, Wakona, tic.. Alan, the Ann, of Peek-kill, Washington, of Poiighkcepsie. Ductless, ol llyde Park, Sylpli and Wave, of Mobile, Geo WttWVt, ol i Louisville, Mailan-* Celeste ol New OrUaLa. See. Al.o The vail boats Wu Crolius, Fashion, /anonl, Star, and raisin Forrest, ke., I :.,fcc. jy23menrl*e rati- FOR MARSICILI.KH I'acl t f 1st Ai?nat-Tha Jrf&? vr'Y "I"" ISAAt MF. All, I apt. Stud- I, 1*1 H superior fkraished u omniosUtioai or iwssen.era, and equal in all rea|>eriato those of the other European pieketsfrom hence. I For frrt],hf or passage apply to I BOYD 8t HINI KKN, Av.ii 9 Tontine Buildings. Aol L ia j i h i JS. NIBLO'B UAUUUN. lCxtrmorrtlnury Havel Kuintly, Henittd Nightly with Sho n? of /jiu 'hijilauM, in their various SIT.KNDID COMIC HAN TOM I Ml 8, ke. MONDAV KVKNlNO. July Wih, llic perfoiir.siieM wtil tinimriii at p o'clock, with A UK AND OVfcHTVKfc An. r wlui'li KKVOI.V I Mi STATIC, By tie liarel Katuilv. Alt. I wliit'h, .Vliltin. M III w ill give hi iaiuliiahiiia COMl'i iltT IONS ijtiail' i f iu l.uun inlerttii nicu will be all aril lor Hcfrtih ineiu? iii 'it li' ml SjI.win Alter which A OKAND OYKKTliRk A 1*11'r w lilfli POLICHINKI. KN VOVACO.. Ha.ba .1' Smyrtii-. Mr Walla Xobeitl?, Mia? Willi Other chatweUra by the Mai els ,v To conclude with THK PKOMKNADK Ml'SH ALU. 1 17" The |eoiirictor reaiieetfull) i to una the public, that in compliance with the wiarlra of nurner.ua *iaitort, this mnrh ulinirrtl (.art ut I lie entertainments, will be guru slim the pel formalins in the Saloon are ovir. AetuiK Manager, Mr. Chipiieudali'. Musical l.eulrr anil Director, Mr K Wi'nlf. Tickets?ill centa Dn.ua iiifii .it ttveu o'clock, Kuterttimnents 10 comm. nrs itrulit. ________ (IIATliAJl THK A THK. MONDAY KVKNlNO. wll lie peil.unu.1 the MAID OK SWITZKHI.AND. Ki HI/, Mr J K He >|l I (f.-ui l iel e, Mrs lllelil tail Si i.e.>11, Hiehl 1 Maibittir Werner, Juilah Til he fllllt.W I'll TDK CAlll'K.Vl'K.lt OK IIOIKN. Matleau, Mr Kirby I Julie, Mrs T'liorue A ii I i in- Bellaril, Thonic Msilelou, IlielU Lovejoy's Hotel, Mr. P's reaideuce. No 207 Bowery. ami oi board or the boa*. Ice cream, fruits of tSe sea?on, ami a hand some supper will be provided on boaul the hoit. N.I3. an oil Id the weather prove unfavorable the excursion wii take place the firat lair day. jyt2 4t* r OS\ 1 llK\i' AMI f'LKASANT KXrFTi fcU jp SIO N to Staten Maud and the Lower Bay? XmmLjL T he fiteanboat W AVK will on and a liter the 19th instant,comm-nre her regular excursions by Icating Stater Island at rt o'clock, A M, I, 'I vnd 6 1* M.?Leave New Yoik, nier No. 1 North River, It) o'clock A M, 2, 4 and half-|Msi 6 I M. Fare each wayBX* th July.?'The splendid packet s?l?i jgteSfcii* i?'11 11?in .1 .?111 is. 23 NKW LINK OK ClVKUroOL I A' KK'I'S.wrT^FV-Packet 2.Vli July.?The splendid well known picket jfi'Jiiii ROSCIUS, Cayt John Collins,will sail ti\? ly as iitiove her regular day. The ships belonging to thri line .are all 1000 tons burthen ami upw ards,and their accommodation lor cabin, second cabin, and steerage passengers, it i* wel known, are superior to any othkr line of packets. Those wish ing to secure births should not fail to make early application or board, foot of Wall si, or to W.lcJ. T. TAVSCOTT, 13 Peek Slip, cor. South street. Persons desirous of sending for their friends can have their brought out by tin-* splendid |iaeket, sailing from Liverjiool or the 13th Au;i t and those remitting them money can hayi drafts for any amount, payable at the national ami provincial hanks of Ireland, on London, and the Exchange utid Discount Bank, Liverpool, which are paid in all the principal towns ol the United Kingdom. Kor particulars apply as above, if by letter |H?it paid. __ i\ g?r UNITED[LINE (?E LIVERPOOL I'M Kr.:i> Packet of the 1st of Aiuust?The suiarb fast sail Jpfi?P2?itig Packet Shin ADERON I)AUK, 1100tons burthen C an tun Mallet, will sail positively as above, her regular diy The accommodation* of this ship for cabin, second cabin am steerage passengers csnuot he surpassed. Her betw een decki are very spacious, aud fitted up with every* convenience, am with strict attention to the comfort of second cabin andateer age pa.4Heuv.ers, and persons abjiit to embark lor the above port, w ishing to combine comfort w ith economy*, should losi no time in electing berth? in this splendid ship, a* the price o passage is unusually* I jw?for terms of which, apply on board at Burling slip, west side or to W. k J T. TAPSCOTT, 13 Peck Slip, cor. South street. Persons w lining to send for their friends can h ?ve them brouulil our in (III* ship, or any of the regular line, on fa Torn bl?itiiely sail This shi|is accommodations for cabin, second cabin ami lUtnc* pMMOfcia,t e fitted *p la a most aapariorstyle, tail lerths c ol he secured sn moderate terms, by applying on board, root of Wall street i do j111 it (JLOVEIt St McML'RRAV. 100 Tine street. F'OIt NK\V~ ORLEANS-! aOUillAni ami New York Line.?Poaitifely first Kreular P?rket?The fun KSAmAhv"!!>>>hC jacket ahin UASTON ('at* Oliver Kldrid^e, now loiiditaK at Orh mif wharf foot of Wall ?t. For (rt*it;211 or |i%*?i)(e,having ltAiie taken lo hare the kr a AFOR NEW ORLEANS Wi'i inicjt anal ell? hTT*V Thi well known packrtahip QlTEKN VIi r 14 E. It or to I.,24 JOHN HKKDMAN. 61 Somh at. rfFlnPW superior. I'ar.r aailin- eoppi red, ami copper faali-m .1 Oirrr AtlHOI.L Imrthi n pi r leimt. r, 12 I. nit, built in l?i3 by Messrs. Br r?h kt'o.ol'livi oak lo nat, ana cedar for a Havre packet. She is in prime order, and ray lie "ill to sea at a I ratline eipense. For terms apply to laptairi Lee on Imaril at Rector atreet wharf. Oi lo lyfl 111 >V I) ik UINl K K N,'i'rontine Binhlimri DOCTOR BELL. \f)t TOR RKLL ileeolca hit pm>?h m I- J. S BROWNE, c loan entire new character ai Jack Humphrey ,in Tiiiicim K Tables. also i HI Kirclove in the Day After the cdii.h. U Mil ANDREWS, oftl.r Park f'heatre. I* 1 W ill appear. also J Mr BF.LLA.M Y, Mr II RUSKF.LL, V MrSARZF.DAS, Mr JACKSON, I Mi 'HOCK EH, MiaaBEDFORD, Mm IACKSON. Miaa BOMERS, i An tin- nip. tie H ilh i will t|>|H-ar in the |ier"ormaiice I The Gr.vud ivie U II will to-right offer nihliti ll.il attrac l liiiue, miller the iinineiliale control or Mr K II 'ntiw IV. Tin price of the ii hole i n'crl iini.i. nl w ill reiiiHin o ,'i i .oil 1 I SATURDAY KVKNIMJ, July 2jd. Entertainments to cnminence in the ShIihid at So'clock,w nli the Comedy of DAV AFTER THE WEDDING. I.inly Eli/Jilieth Miaa Kale Horn Col Frerlotre, I S Biowne [J"V "Intermission of hfteen tninulca V. I Aflet wlin 11 DANCING ON THE COTILLION FLOOR. Knr one liimr. After which TURNING THK TABLES J.v k Humphreys, Mr Browne To cnncliiile with a GRAND BALL |j i In the open Garden. Master of Ceremonies, Mr F. H Conway. Ailiiuaiioii only 21 Cent*. iy2J A M K K ICANftl U HE CM ANU CJA It UK N ?7 1 pORNKR OK BROADWAY AND ANN STHF.E I', vy opimiite St. Paul'a Church. e P. T. BARN CM, MANAGER. INCREASED NOVELTIES!! 5 Mr. Winchell, the utirivalletl comic ilrollcriai. WhillmT. anil Diamond in their Banjo Extravaganza*. The wrontlerfnl Gipacy Girl can he privattely coniultcd throuirhoct the dav, without extra chance. The Model of the City of Dtthlin. Old anil Youmr Nick, in which Mr. Winchell susta ilis iiixcha ractera. A aplendid Droit Curtain, representing ByronN Dn am," p,niiii d by Mr. Oscar F. Aimy, a native artiit. Kt |ieriiiieuta in Animal Magnetism Mi,, Rosalie, the popular i vocalist; the Albino Lady Fancy Glaai Blowing; and Grand j CoHinoiaina Balloon Aaci onions every night at ten o'clock Day performance* Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 4 i o'clock. Day visiters admitted frcILLS on all part* of Kmrl.itid, Ireland, and Scotland, m sums of .C.'i, Jt 10, and JL15, JL20. up to any amount, iu siitnsto suit. For sale at R. J. S V L VKSTFR'S, jv23c 130 l'? oadway, and 22 Wall street iQLLJCt T Ion s made on o?most favorable term#, on sicians, and referenceskircn. Apply* .184 Greenwich street j y 13 I in rod r rIMLBURY FOR SALE?-A su|?erh illrury?nearly nevt A Sold Irrwam of use. Apply at TO.VlLlNSON, OOD, kfO, jy2l 3t eod*c __ 110 Broad s i.-trt ^iwl t c L INCtERSOLL*S BOAT ESTABLISHMENT. i DOATS, Dinkey sail boats and race boats, ideaaurt boats So AJ ike. The immense Boat Building Establishment of f\ L. Inker sol I, 4(Mi Water st, m-.tr athariiie Market, is one of the most extensive in the United States. Here were built the most Im anthill pleasure barges and club boat* that have floated on the rivers and hikes of America. Also the bar^c for the Autocrat of all the Rus-ias. several race*boat for Asiatic Monarch*; th" fancy boat called the John Smith of Arkansas, and the fast sailing boat for Mr. G. F. Burnings. He has recently completed a life boat on a new plan, which ha* been pronounced by tome of our mo?t experienced nautical men superior to any ever before built. \t this establishment any kind of boat will be furni'hrd with reversed bottom, from a mould, in any wav to suit the Uste of the purchaser, of whatever form they may he. The material* are all of the best quality, pine board*} being no part thereof. A large assortment of boats of all kinds, inclndin* life hosts, Kifii1 b'U*. quarter, pleasure, Whitehall, and race boats, rrny be always found at the manufact iry, at price* much below w hat purchasers have heretofore paid, and a liberal d**ci.iim! -in flu- uiiial r.ites will h* made to Hinsr \xhi? \i iah in ..-II attain. I'leaae rail before purchaaiux ilacwlieir; you ran tlien ju.ltte "f mv work?Reference*. J.ih. MT. Hale, S..1 Aifriit, M Wall *t. For advertisement of Immu, &c., *ct- Com tr Ik Knquirrr and Ntw York Conimerci ?l Idfi Mm AULU liANd 8YNK. SHOULD old acquaintance be forgot and never hrimghf f mind, Should (JALKN'8 HKAD erase to attract the eye-, of^all mankind. The ryri of all mankind he sure have long been centered tlif re, Where rUr on earth i? safety found, *ue to life and health fain- st'eiitcth froin thousand* loty ert known, At No 12, in rs, Has Doctor Kvatta proved th?' charm that hvrn.ba ill lcar? To Doctor F.vam, then, mi short, to Dr. Liana hie, Anil (mil your hark* ..nail lb. qtarfca ."ilr.a yon .1 Mil., t die j >21 ft ina*r. M Kill! A I, MUM K I u*t |.ubli?l. tuuiiurr InlliiUK, t i liory, lurilwirf, tmu, jrwt lry, ai,li?0 wi; r;,tt mr? {HWrtll*, it?'. 'i'tt I'rolYuioutl (It tiilfiit, i, \|.0 a |?x,. ,..i. h in Willi U tti'l alirlvrH, il.i.ir t mien and rwiou I iieiiU. nin?e i.iliiitil Inr mm n ,,tf |i(,r,ry 11 |V?t l.>a> bv li n li, fui. i fin. i i>. hrv |..i i.l -i ,ip r,?ni k, li. Un.,:. nil-, do. i ?l?o* ist marble (ops 101 counters, ll> i\\ KIM.I. k \K. I I |Rli MONDAY At lo o'clock, at liit* tiles iij*jiii Ladies wearing apparel. watches lewtlry, cutlery 5*. TUESDAY, At 10)ti o'clock, at the ales room inr-s, Lmuors. *ir*, &c.?4Jnn&Utine of ?ery cHoict Malmsey arid South side Madeira Duff Gordon pale sherr*. brown do, port. St. Julicn claret, champagne of t'avoritt brands, Dupuy brandy, cordials, dpi iin and patent alabasti candies. Havana d Principe n of irmu i brand am .iik Willi otliei aiticle, hi 11 it 11it to be sold in lots to *ui aire have r?. Also, Bollinger i-liaimugiu*, am lior brand, just lauded, supe rior to any win*- in market. Also, Olaiil, Uii| ity 6c Co. brandy. in iioml. WEDNESDAY. At 10la o'clock at tin- auction room. Kb Kant Furniture anil Pinuoa?A largr .isaortnu nt ?.f tlie be* ml most fashionable city made furniture, including tin hugauy chairs, pier, diuiug, Ma and cent it* tablet, wardrobe* bureaus, toilet tables, looking tufted and spiing ?t si. fas, ottomans, divan*, tinkers, dressing bin* ..lis, Mallei beth mattreues ami nillowi, office desk, Btc. Also, one mihogliny extension dining table. Al >o, one lady's gold watch, for sale for (he benefit ol wlioii it may concern Also, a splendid aisorlinttnt of pianos, combining all tbe iik ?l? III 11111'1011 no ut 11Y THOM \s ELDER, It CO Store No. 8'j Maiden Lane. TlfESDAY. 2titl?,"" At II o'clock, at the Auction Room. L'tnh r Warden's inspection, for account of whom it may cot rn 11 cmsi ofiti tlt dim >-?,i on the voyigtt of import? ion. OPP(iSiTiON LiSl Mli ALBANY FA IIK REDUCED! CABIN PASSAGE $1 oo DECK I'ASHAOK o Ml FREIGHT TAKEN AT REDUCED PRiCES. The commodious Steamboat WASHINU hV TON. Captain J. M. Brown, Ira vine mad JL?JH lir arrangement* to change her days ol leoviu New York, will hereafter leave the foot of Robin .oil streel New York, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday aftei noon, at 5 o'clock, and Albany, every Monday,\Y\ dueufav, am Friday afternoon, at 5 o'clock, landing on Iter passage each wa at the foot of Hammond street, Newburgft, Poiighkeepsie Kingston Point, C ittskill and Hudson. For freight or no.ss.ige, apply to the Captain on board, or to JU RANDOLPH MARTIN. Wn. 182 West street. IV li ln? *c ?VENJNfG LINE FOR ALBANY DIRECT, At seven o'clock, P. M., from the steamhoa im 9* r between Courtlimit and Liberty streets V The steamboat SOUTH AMKKK A, (-apt L. W. Bramard, leaves the above pier Monday, Wednesday and Friday at seven o'clock, P. M. The steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt. A. St. John, leavcu the above pier Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoon, ai seven o'clock. The above boats are new and substantial are furnished will elegant state rooms, and in every respectareu nsurpassed anion, the Iludson River steamers. For passage or freight, apply on board, or to P. C. 8CHULTZ, At the office on the whavl, or on board, Passengers taking this line of boats, will at all times arrivi at Albany in time for the first train of cars for tbe east am West. i y 4 ?^#^?'5 FOR ALBANY, TROY, andlintermediat l A9 places?Tht splendid low pressure .steam boa tiiS?j?.SWALLOWv Capt. A. McLean, will Uav the foot of Cortlaudt street, Wednesday afternoon, July 2()tli at 5 oclock* The Swallow will leave as above, ou Saturday, 23d at o'clock, The above is a substantial boat, fitted up with elegant State Rooms, and for accommodations is unrivalled ou the Hudson. jygQr GRAND STEAMBOAT AKAGAN8A EXCt K8ION .ygl MR. J. W. PARKER has the pleasure t< ih ^L?nr-J^atinounce to 1 is friends and th? public, tlpv T* |,i<| many applications, lie intends giving a Cotillion Party on Tuesday evening next, the 2Gtl of July. iVlr. P. li is charter! d the steamboat A rat;ansa which will be attached to a large and commodious Barge, equal to any Ball Kooin in the city. The boat will start l'roin tin Battery, Pier No. 1, at 7 o'clock, stopping at tbe foot of Canal ?l, and al the Old States Prison Dock. She will then eontinu. her journey towards West Point, returning between three am four in lite morning. Mr. Browu will attend w ith hi* Cotillion Band. Tickets SI to admit a gentleman and bis ladies, to be bad at Tamm ttiv Hall

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HOOKS ANT) STATIONERY. to paper maker pERSEE bt BROOKS. No. M Liberty kUcrl. brtwi? Br?wuiw*\ and Nutau iirvct, Ne* York, luijHirt direct fro the Manufacturer* the folio* in* articlea, via:? Bh ohiitj: Powder ol Boyd bt Sou'* uwke?warranted. fL ...d Hilling Marliiuvr 'I ill I r%i n! un.*r i Hi iis. I* UOW prepared to eiecul ;ia lie I dura'de a d inndfroin- manner mi k>-?and alU tlier kind* of Bl.inkwoi Ut? IM in a Itylt that i* v\sr. .I.;rk oruert-d can be doin in'rh* K?v I r- ui t d, aa H. I. ban had long t'ftn rtruer in bo 1 "da. mlu 'lie iiti-Augular fey at rut of WRITING. GREAT REDUCTION. FROM TWKLVI TO KIVT DDI l iRl MR. BR1STOW (for this season only) la* bkdl'ckd h Terms from 1 velvet o 1'ivt Dollars, thus bringing lii I'?Hill Art within ir means of ALE, and i* guaranteed to I t night iij Twelve L.essouK of an hour each A'udemy JVo. 235Broadway, ?iear Park Place. Geoilemen of all .ices are intuitively taught a bold, fur, e, peditioug ami finished business-like style of Writing; no matt now illegible or cramped the present hand may be, (See spec mens at 2H5 Broadway. 1 AND I UK LADIES A neat and handsome, delu at* and fashionable Running Hat IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS' 'Xj^~ VISITORS in New York can take a course in Tlirt i? to be seen from 9 to I A. M., or from 4 to BOOK-KEEPING taught by double and single entry Evening Classes from 7 to ft. jy8 lm*r L~T I FA1 rORY R f Du&i ((Hd Bt gar House) Printing Ink of all colors, warranted equal to an] constantly on 1; :nd aud offered for sale on reasonable term d? 11\ rabl?? t ai 4...t of the city free of cartage. Printe and rude i are !i it. 1 to make a trial of this article. oculTsts. DOCTOk J. FRANCIS OCULIST, M"0. to B YRf LAY STREET, within two doors of th LN Utoi l 11 r 1?- |*rep*rat >ns in ptrftcl ciin (hi .t inflammatory oi-? as o' th- eye. We kness of sc n ver fail in reinov ug nebula* of th* Ion* i tandmg, fibril any surgical oi>e ration CERTIFICATES. I certify that J tcob Valentine. a outh of about fifteen veai of igr. was brought to my 1?oim? 1 *l f?11, apparently blind. H c died on ine to-day, and tatea that he has b-eu the patient Dr. J. Francis, whose treatment h been the means, undt God. of estoring his sight. JAMES M1LNOR, Rector of St. George's Chur friends and the juib'ic th it in oo?ne?iueiice of the increase of his business. Dr. (ilenriy Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lo'udon, and of tin N'-w Y irk Medical Society, has joined him, and every confi di nci- can be placed in his professional skill as an Oculist. Oifire hours ftotn 9 A. M., until P. M. iylO 3m*c NOTICES. M^OTH K TO f Lr'KKS ns w hose busi ries* ran them to be constant!'. on their feet.? By calling it the old ra? ludve Boot Store, I t; Chatham street tnev oat be ar ?mmnd?t aie prepared to fumisl limber of e\er> detcripti ?u. at at short n >UC, and on a* rea table terms %s any establishment in thi riry. at their Nev Sr -am Saw Mill, foot of Fourteenth street, .N rtn River, j} H Im'r ASPIJ.A LTI "M ANP MiXKKAL TAB JOHN LOWJTZ, No. 2 tVall-Stree r, I_I AS constantly on hand natural Asohaltutn Rock and Mint 11 ral Tar, which are used for the following purposes Garden*and sidewalks. I'loring ol Puddings and Cellar*, where the exclnsiou ol moisture I. required fanaUand Bridges. 1 Pier*. Wharlt anil Do"ks. Vault*. Bath*, Aqueduct s .Reservoirs, St wen. Terrace*. Roofing. Coating of iron wc rlr, to prevent it* oxidation by air ant water. Coating o| timber work, used at railroads. &e. Market*, slaughter tin i*e*. and Bonding warehouses, where he ewrlnsiou of vermin Is re paired jvRlmend'r ~H> I. L ItiC Tl O NS.?The Subscribers will collect Note D'ali. Arreptani'ri. t erlificatos of De|M>sites, Sir. (througl -J.-.-ri i iriul. n St i 'o. fr in York to Albany) upon ant I tii. loll swing places, and guarantee returns to the city o ,\V? York, >ii from su to tight day*. Cues, Canandaigua, S> racuse, Rochester, Auburn, Batavia, Geneva, Butialo. KjTFKfCKnrt t Krasmus Corning, 1 homes W. Olcott. Albany, POMKROY Ik GO. .1 Wall street. New York, ft _ Cornet Sty awl Market street*. Albany. I}K X HS a I I. s i A K KSTABLISHMK.NT. found, d 1938. at 1(12 Wat. r street, live doors above Catharine mat ket the only establishment of the kind in the United Stales continues r supply the Nary, the American, Russian, am Spanish war steamer*?lias supplied all the race boats and cltil boat* lor the last four j ears?and has now the largest assort mm of oars, sweeps, ami scnll* ever eolh-cted in one place. N. B ?The Branch On Store oil the North River side, i *hnt up, and remoted to 402 Watr r street; and as I save all I hi expenses n( one s'ore, I will sell enough cheaper to those win come from the North River side to pay them for their trouble Itaci boa! cltlb boat oars and sculls sold 50 tier rent h s than last vor m.'i :tm*e WIM hi lit I. K ? found lower tli^n any other hottte making up the b- ?t descriptions n rillLLirS. 7 Attor House, LOOK OUT. He ho atcala my pur.e al*ala traah, ttui, h w o liiatie. nit in. of n mm. It b. in-n till- which n t enrich-. him B?| nnU .in. I --.I.?[-lii(ks|..ar'r MARSHALL A T HISONLY THOY SHIKT DEPOT. So. mi Chatham A ivni to filch from him ln? no ol nunc, lime, ami reputation Wr hive more than once made public the iimiy impo.it on. jiric Ms.-.I on dealer., .trinsiri and other., in pursuit of our ln*hli reputed Troy Shiro. lowm., end Collar.. But now that im mwitiona are on the inerei.e. Iherefore, we .hill keep the., facta before ihe public, which will eipoae impoaier., and m cut off their wicked deaittns. Mike no miatakea Iherefora Marahall'a only Troy Shirt Depot" la painted On our iwnini and wmd 'W. Be particular, however, to aee the nime Mn ahaliv oil our window and about our .lore. No. W, onronl Tro\- Shir- Depot, ia attuned about 16 door, from the rnmer c P-irl and Chatham atrfeta, and on the nifht hard ?idr i Chartum .treel, in pvaaing to the City Mall. See the nam UV MAH9HALL a id vou art correct. ATALOOl'E OF rnii KS. Stromt made flotion Shirta, w ith linen b'.aoni., collar, in wrist lunds, warranted, at |*-r dnxen, $7?7 JO?8?8 '.II?|t*10 V??11?fj?18 ,n? IJ?16?16 50?17?Ig?20?21?*2 AU--3I?1 iO?27 ?tn. All Linen Shirt., per do/. $20-20 Atk-gA-27 M :tn?:i2jo -k.?7:i Plain c -Hon Snirta, per do/.. $5 iti?6?7?7 3 ?8?9 Coloied Shirt pei doi. $J?J AO?6?7?0?9?10-I C idlrra.,uit rec. ia a J? In addition to our former I.rite at'-, k t collari of every il- ai-ription, inno doren. ill Linen collar,, JO enta per dor, f,2c-75c.-H7c?f l-l 25?1 Jtr?I 7J?J? 2 J ?2 Sti?2 75?j?1 25?3Vo and t00, ncludins onr '.ew ?t j I. Marihi'l'i Bvron f lodara, which hv.e hern so highly approv. nf. Thea. i nula, with our plain and nilfle boaoina, can h found .1 mirrv -f h- principle ready ma. c linen .1 >re. tbrou.,! nni the city, anrfit the manuficturera. MimhI','. 4 onl TrOi Shi I Pi-,ant. No Kl Chitlvam a-rct, N.w ?'or*. VV' rainion rhalera and other. aeamat th- many mislabel that hav been made of ate, in conaeotience of areuif ticketed prices i aome of the windows. H.-collecr, no marked m ticket.price, at. tn he aeen in on- window. But remember tht. th cut of our Store, with the pnrea attached, will he circulated fo the benefit of ill. Theae cirenlir. onl. may he seen in on window and. fitrtln rmore, we ad.iae acam, aee the name an number, Maiahall',, No. 90." No patronage naked of thoa whv Vt*l tlowu. i MEDICAL. HLUCINA CORDIAL. TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. j I* u now iKifvly tkiv? yrtfi sinew tee general inrrodudtion of )f I the Lucius Cordial into the United States, and in that j? riod ?t it Lu not onh spread its useful lit-** throughout tb|s heiai->phere, t.?d sustained the vast repulatiou which it had previmitlyacquir l hi p.urojte. but ha* also added to the renown of it-, illustrious 1.1 ic ii tor b\ tin- unrivalled powers ?l has been discovered poss in the run* h( incipient consumption. The knowledge ?d i* wonderful influence in renovating and invigorating the hu i' 4,i Iranie, tir?t mgnntrii tne idea id using it in thin May and the result is, (1 at a un-dn lite has been addt d to the tat. dog lie tor t e cure ol iiss ig?i? nt consumption, which places tin disease, with due precaution, iiudcr the cuutrol of li?e p.iio ni. It is d .1 art'elv tiece>sary, at this |M-rtod, to recommend the Luciua t ordiaLa* nu all-sufficient remedy in case of Uleet. Fluor Albtit.difficult or i itnAil mi tttttvitioR, Incontinence of Urine, and i irising bitii ition ol ilu it* m. whi an impulse, or a nMomtive in s% mted as throughout ihw United __ s ates it has taken precedence of all other medirim id such esses, and leavi notfung farther to l?e hoped for j it* cures be ing speedy. i?erfect, permanent, and effected without paiu or trouble. Should there, however, he anyjwrsoii laboring under the above rotnnlauits, who are doubtful ot it* almost universally tested merits, f recommrnend it to them with all confidence, and ti ?ii> own Mm! n n|N>ii?.ihilit>, fedim m-iwed if the> give :t die lejuirvd rr !n in dfh to tie rfficted parties, -ionl l)i Vi, it will he tne result. But, i n? c tie ir11in* iis* Ainerie ii reputation I. mat r i .l,i. p incipallv based on it? thoroughly in* ig t* "ell. -t tbl* Vhen 1 first received the agency of the Lucinn Cordial, frutn D M again. notwithstanding it? exceedingly de urate mailers, bur leel caned un .n to do st>, lest it wighl be tiniunderstood, and as a full guarantee for the great rasnonsihili t\ which I have cheerfully assumed, with feelings ot sincere j. J.ititude for the extensive patronage w hich, rhe ageht of the Lucina nrdtal, has hern headed upon in# in tnis country, I re main, tue Public's vt rv obedient bumble servant. JOHN WINTERS HOLDER WELL, M D. Price S3 per bottle. For sale at 4'J) Broadway, and 92 Nassau Ftiret, New York, and 90 North Ruth street, fhiUdelphia. j y8 ha*r On utrflcltin and 10 lire. r~PHE present remarks will place before the public the folI lowing inosi interesting facti?viz: That the disease ?>f .Stricture frequently occurs, and is the cause of other obstinate diseases, in those who are not at ail aw are of its existence that y there prcr-ils a very erroneous utton respecting Stricture; that ignorant advertising people take advantage of this errone.iM notion', that there are tim e particular circumstances by which a Strifurw may always be known?and lastly, that the in e of Stricture is certain, free from pa in, and generally ac tnplished in very little time. Ii in well known thai Stricture is the result of a badly treated ll 1 If, f r instuice, that ilisease itsiilfered to continue oi fiom m uith to inouth. it slides into a gleet. Now, i i.i oi incotivt in. net in IU t. ind ui them. sow, it is a fact, and one which every real physician will itu1 mediately acknov. ledgw, that all the medicine iu the world, 1 wm in icTtnan i itncture. In p "i tin-, nothing ij more common tha for the writer to be consulted by persons w lio have been tal tig all manner of things?as colored drops, I and pills, and cordials, and the like, formally months together. I hut whom, on seeing ihe real nature of the case, he has cured s i oi asinany days. With a view, therefore, of presenting thsss inpbitioQi, it msdtsi ib|ermit i fid 10 refer to almost every Physician of eminence in this I far. Dr. Ralph isconsnlte at his private residence. No. 88 Green| u h street, i >w irds thi B itteri it iu L..ir.?H?- nly klsobe I onsiilted by post. Tne little volume above referred to is one -Hir jy 10 lm *ec OR. DAVID BRENtfA Raa the honoi of inforauug lus friend* and the public that lu has removed from the Granite Building to 175 Chambers street, where lie will, without the u c of mercury, cure radically,and in a ft-wr days, the mostui\ rerate cases of syphilic diseases. D?. Brcntia's remedy is en 11\ h- 1 on liseorjoiiobmi> mini i l. and wImu t ken according to hii directions, will remdve the itainful inpioms which invariably follow the abuse (or rather the use) mercury, and other novum; medicines so universally admin* i 'ered in those cases. L)r. Uremia's remedy is so simpV* that it n b? administered w ithout the least danger sf had conne1 iaences, the patient being able during the treatment to attend t his business and live as usual. I Dr. Brenna'- practice is not confined to the cure of th*-above doase.but wilf continue to give hi? professional advice to pa t- nts. and to administer tnedi. ?n the homeopathic system, f e only one rh 'notr me ne chronic diseases. Office hours, I'nm '0 f? 2 lo? k vnd from 5 to 7 P. M.? I nambers srree* I7y j30 Imr THE PERSIAN PILLS 1 SSUREDLY HAVE healing virtues which no other medicine in this country possesses. Let no one he discotrag* 1 until rh. hare triad the Persian oapoud?dirT have n j raised from tin greatest weakness and distress, to health and r I happiness. Price 31** centa and 62^4cent*, two sire botes, i For sale by J. O. FAY, wholesale agent, at Milnor's drug I tore, No. 192 Broadway, corner of John st. New York; retailed b at Not. 79 and 100 Fulton street. llso, Jew David's Heb ii Plaster! to remore tumors. v ii*, king's evil, pai?i in the side, rheumatism, &c. M Married s I tdies" ill delicate si nations, find great relief from it. t* Vlso, The fMagnetic Batten*, consisting of Electric Pills, t I Al vanned Plaster, Magnetic -Ether. No. I, for consumption; I Magnetic Aether. No, 2, tor nervous diseases, inttiii|?erance, Ike. s I ague tic jfCther, No. t, for liver complaints, 5cc. Also, a remedy for thrush, ranker, and nursing sore inouth. I fall ami see the Agent, J. O. FAY. (ye that suffer) at Mil* r's Drug {store, 192 Broadway, cor. of John stre et. New r ses. These course* are soeciallv pre|?ared to enable the pa* nf to effect a private a d satisfactory cure, without loss of I i ne or evpoture to which end, eseb package ront on every die w II uk, Ac., evt r required itm i foi iait rn il i exl I use?and for thr guidance and safety of the patient, i? armpamed by Dr. Jordon's privad tieatise, The Monitor,r herein is full directions, with a plain description of tin naneeqtn mtol et nial idisa tlit remedies proper for their different stages?to which is led much valuable information, nsef'.n hint*, and important 'vice, suited alike to the prestnt inval hand to those who I iVing heretofore been unfortunate, either contemplate mar* up. or have recently entered into That stale. L/""' The price of the Monitor is .W n-nta One dollar sent, 1 et paid, snaursi it? ftaai dot. These courses are admirably adapted for strangers, trivellers, or residents in the country, being complete, comI }vact, and guaranteed to effect a cure. Sold for the proprietor on'y, at Drrg store 60 Prince treef, comer of Marion, 3d block east d Broadway. Private entrance Marion street, one door below drug loir. jyl3lm*r DISK A SKI) KV KS VNI> ISFI,AMMATI(?OFTHK KYE MUH. VN Y di.ease *t total blindnf caused byeirea.ive inmiMiiona, had ranted for year*. I he Roman Eve Balaam'' has biett n long time u?ed ill -a ate practice by the most eminent oculial* in thi* and ferei^n y- untrii a, ii,g ?t,,i,?|?,1K efficacy hi removing all ill*u ,n?inflammation from the eye, laa* e.*iahli?heil for it a re" r'v "m v! v'l- a2*1'Iff of any other preparation N DIMNRHB oy SIOH i', rimed by lived attention to null otiject*, or by a b-ng ?m *ickm or old age, if d r;-. f- dioiild Ijf used by all aa I, find tlieirvight in* wathont any apyiareiatah., Put in amall yarn with direction* for u*r. IV,r 77', .-cnta, I're pared and .old, deaal. ?nd retail by DAVID stsilSM No. 77 Rial ^Iwiy.rornfT Marhrf *?f, ;-.|d at. .by A K l|)V,"l- -.0 an I 11*1 Rill ton .treet, and by B San-I- nidi 0.271 Bl lav- .ruer I h.ioab, r .treet 11 II im r TO TIIK I A 1)1 KS d j ADA.MR OSTRLLO, Female n,, *ici,n, ili continue, r to treif, wifh Mtonitiiirix ?ttrrrf?, all 4iara*,.t tKrv|iar t0 ?ilri. opprf ^ion. inregnlirify obstruction. fc? h\ n bat*r r uiae e Nlactdi Cin bt icmovfu by Mudimt in ?o i time. i .dime T.'? medical r*ubli?litm nt ha* ins nn?l tson* irongh ii tir* and alteration* for thf letter accommodation of h?-r d iMmnr |*tienu, ah? n? now $?r? i??r?*?l to retriir ladle* on th?? p ml of rotifiiieinciit* ??r thos.- who wi?h to b* tmtid for nb r ri..ii ..I -l inthl> i r?od r tliiiinir ran tn* roosullnltl bt* r midrnrf No. II Li*|>rn d r, ?f ill fillip, ami ifh tb? Mritl lm*i m wmtmmmmpmmKmm-mmm?mmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmm*** MEDICAL. DR. SOLOMON HEINE WOULD inform his paticuis and the public, thi he still adheies to his original i?roi?ositioti, to receive no money 1 other lor medicine or attendance until the pain nt is satisfied with his improvement, and would inform them that he Ua? i> moved from 1 IB Broadway to No. 57 Heade street, op|M>sitr il.?- Marshall House, where he solicits the attendauce on the shove mentioned conditions, of all who have suffered for a tODg time under diseases considered hv them incurable. SOLOMON HEINE, M U. Eur the idi uutage of all who w ish to attend the treatment oi Dr. Holotnou Heme, I would state that the only Doctor 11? Hie who has eter lived ill. or had his oilier in Broadway, is (lie one now residing It 67 Rgade street, opi*>?tU* the Marshall House. This Phyiiciau came to this country about eight years since. 1 have had the pleasure of knowing him since that time, aud of witinssing many surprising cures performrd by hnxt?he is aboye the age of 56 years, aud is the only one of liie name w ho is a member of the medical institutions of the City and State of New York. E. W. WETMORE, M. D. Sworn before me, this 27th day of of April, A. D. 1842. IIioharp Rkkd, Com. of Deeds. jylS lm#c MADAME COSTELLO, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, TNFORMS tha Utttfiof Nin V ork tad finilef, dutiki I f continues to give adv ice aud prepare her popular and efficacious medicines for the dUi uses of females. Midline C. is happy to announce that her treatment lias given much satisfaction in the numerous patients w ho have relied upon her abilities? diduns in iblt herself induced to undentki retnonsi Ide office of Kcmale Physician, from long eiin rieuce and practice,Ihaving a knowledge of the structure of the human fiame oi ignorance of which renders the unblushing pretensions, and s decoy iHg panaceas of mercenary adventurers useless, if not in- jurious. Single ami married ladies may relv withcmifididiiiin uri iiii iiii hi at ijhih iii* nU, will be I'oiiml adequate to thr ca?e. In ?Uort,?he ground* J tliis notice oil the succcsiful rf*ulu of a thorough medical rdu- l i 11, i m l reliance on appointed men in "f imparting hi Uth, i /igor and happiness to all wlio honor her witli their confidence, and Kt-crtcy. All letters post-paid. Office and residence U Linpciiard st. je2t lni?o I to secure "the _ enjoy- j ment of the health, i i E*REE front the numerous complaints with which it is assailt ed during the summer month?, no discovery ever yet nude in medicine has attained[the ceUbrity? the unparvllelrd ?uc- revs, and so established itself in the t onfid\ this mi do* able medicine?its efficient and certain action has secured for it the patronage of every das? in society, inasmuch that l)r u Wheeler does not withhold the secret from anv mercenary mo e lives, hut that lie rather chooses to prepare it himself, certain I, that years of e*|e*rienc? iu doing so must make it more |#rlVc( trieueed phed, an* xul- i fit ienlly convincing, when tliey arc voluntary offered, of their testimonies in favor of its great merits. Dr. W. lias the gratitieation to add the follow mg eminent person? a* refereuo o Major U. Mapes, IJ. h. A.: Hen. Ward, M. f\, Westchester c utxjoen. O. P. Morris, W. P. Hallett. K (j.,l Ketchnm. K?cd upon by a pretender calling lumselt Doctor, advertising and undertaking to cure certain diseases, by which nuin purx?n? have V been (as we are credibly informed) deceived, and their money taken from them, and their live, jeopardised. We know individually that there is but one person in the city 1. 'nil county who is a regularly admitted inetnncr of the Medical Society by the name of HEINE, and lie resides at No. 57 Keade street, and is the same Dr. Solomon Heine who formerly* 111 In eil at No. 175 Hudson street, a person who has, to our iudi- nliial knowledge, performed a great number of extraordinary an I miraculous cures. We have no desire Ui injure any indi- K 11dual, but we consider^! an incumbent duty ou us as citizens, 11 to prevent the publiu from being imposed upon, 11 HENRY V.VULTKE, THOMAS KODUERS, iyl3 lm*c JAMES II. VOSE. BANDS' REMEDV EOR SALT RHEUM?" Waranted to cure."?Salt Hheum, Ringworm, Tetter, Scald Head. B irber|a or Jackson Itch, Eczama, Proriotis, I'altnaria, and other diseases of the akin, are safely, certainly, and effectually 1,1 IIred hy the use of Sands'. Remedy, which has now been test- I" ej in more than six thousand different cases af the above dixe ises, without liav ing failed in any where the directions are at- s" tended to. The unparalleled success of this remedy in ruritig diseases of the skill, is w ithout equal ill the history of iiii dime. The Comtioiiiid Syrup of Sarsaparilla is recommended to be used with the remedy, as it tends to tlnow out from the m?MMi and system generally all the unhealthy huinor connecte d w itli the diseases, and the application of the remedy externally it the tame time, entirely eradicates it from the system. The leniedy is perfectly harmless in its operation, may be applied with safety even to the skin of the teiiderest infant- Tcstimo* wi lls of its efficacy are daily received, and the follow iiig are se- *7 h ctetl for publication, which it is thought will satisfy the mind .r ?f every candid person of its extraordinary virtues Nkw York. May4, mil. Messrs. A. B. D. Sands?Gentlemen?Feelings of thankA lness and gratitude induce me to inform you that I am per i i* ?'tly cured of the Salt Kheum by the use of your remedy. The disease spread over both my hands to iny Augers ends, and had lit en standing fourteen years, during which time I w as under h" treatment of in ore thau twenty different physicians, who all 11 died to give more than a temporary relief. I w;as unable to 1 my hands but little, aud could not put them in water; my '.1 .ils repeatedly came off, and I was almost helpless from the midiint. I tried Indian Root doctors, hut all to no purpose, .j( u.til last summer I was ailvised by a friend to use your remedy. t I ommenced it with littls fiith. having triril so maa) things, s" w ithout producing any good effect. In a few days in) hands r I eiilt Balch, jr., Provid.nce, K I E W Bull, Hartford, Con; v Dr. R W Mathewson, Norwich, Conn; H Rawla 8t Co, Alba- i iv J Oorham and J Foavler. Ncwburah. N Y Dr David ,i I me, TOjSoutli 3d, Philad j O K Tyler, Baltimore; K Trevitt v Son. Ponglikeepsie, and by druitgists generally ill all the principal cities and chief towns in the United States. Price $1. jc2i line it |,'ACTS AUK STUBBORN THINGS. It is a fact that Gonraud's Poudre Subtile will permanently eradicate all 11 't tr from the part where it is applied, without the slightest in 11V to the skin?Warranted To be had at the old esta liahmenl, f.7 Walker street, one door from Broadway. \y'.it>-r of Bi'auu will rtiorouitlily fxtermimit* i.in, |iim 111 .lea, freckle*, ami all cutaneous eruption*, elicit a jnv.nil* i. allhv appear*|K'e, and array he hands. neck and arms 1 i i idiaiit whiteness. Bewtre of spurious imitations of I' 1 IS celebrated cosmetic, contaiuiug mineral astringents utterly niuous to lb. skin and complexion, and by its repellanl action injurious to health. To be had as above. One Dollar |ht hotGOURAUD'S VEGETABLE ROUGE imparts a delicate roseate tinge to the complexion, immovable n iv perspiration or rubbing with a linen cloth. SO cents per a b ittle. Z GOURAUD'S BLANC D'ESPAGNE, t )r St anish Lily White, imparts* bright, pure, life-like alahas i i whiteness to the skin, free from the injurious properties go rally combined with prep* rat ions for this putpo.se. Put up in i l-rant boxes at 2S cents each. n Agints?Providence, Dyer, Jr.; Albany, Outline Maiden e, He; New Haven, Myers, Chapel street; Hartford. Wells U Humphrey; %'orwich. W. Faulkner; Princeton, Seahrook; Bo* a, .Ionian, 2 Milk st.; Philadelphia, Mrs Brown, 7b I'hestnut ii *t. jjr!7 lm*rt ci SUMMER COMPLAINT. I tlAKRHfKA, I) VSKNTKRY, or looseness of the Bowls, y cured hi a few minutes b/Sherman'* Restorative Loxen- 1 They are remarkably pleasant, ?nd effect immediate ref?never an iu?UmebeeB known of their failure. 11 KRVRH AND AGUK?Sherman's Lotengrs for this tcdi i4 and distressing complaint, ate, without exception, the only %t i icle known entitled to the name of specific; for they always iite, and the chills do nonreturn. r? WOK MS- In both children and adults, are infallibly tie t oyed and removed by Sherman'i Worm Lozenges?a mil'! >n of boxes sold yearly, and never known to fail. Warehouse IOf> Nassau street. Agents?188 Bowery; 77 Kact llroadway, 227 Hudson street; 110 and 273 Broadway, .and 139 In I ton street, Hrt>oklyn. jvlO r I DOCTOR GLOVER [)ROB to inform those who h' e recently enquired if he has lift lit. practice "i hie imtfftiion, that he coBUnati to 1 -escribe for such r.~. require his aid as usual. Those difficult i nd protracted cases which require practical experience to cure success, have been the partirtih. objects of his study. The cent improvefiients ?n t hemistry ha> pur into his hanus seve- rat new and important remediu* wnich have escaped the ohser- s itionof the le*s Acruiiuising physician Dr. Glover's primary edm *tion enables kim to keen pace .i ththt ini|vroi meats of tin da being ft rradaate la the me* heal profession. The unsuspccUiMc stranger should beware of l?os? of self named Doctors and pretenders, some of whom ?ire to be authors of little bo )?s upon subjects ol which they totally ignorant OfT,!... V.X O A I>n .f?rxwiurvf. ?.U .1 _!?? \'i iriim?office hour* until 0" trk. where he hat license vr i yean established in a s? lect Ml branch or hk profession, md f I irth] ilio cMtnraci to idmin* with entin success. inu i iyoftse complaint less been sutf, red lo entitiu. on from nth to month, are .till more deeply interested in it?tin u of *nch delay*, and the prop r meant of cure beiiut rarely eiplained. Trice $1. It 11 I'll ll-n be.- to .rite tb It Ii is I O 1.111 led o In priv He d II.-I No. B8 flrrenvs irh freer, at sin hour. Vith a sieve, however,of obtaining the confidence of ntrinicominftl this city, he lieits hereto repeat, what lo- ha* ted itl another column of thi* paper, tinder hia remark* On II lor, "ill It. beside In* rank as Graduate of K.dinburuli, So lie lias been engaged infhe rn'e of these diseases, both in jntal and ritv prictire, for more than thirty year*, and I,as dished tss-n editions of a work t spre.sly on them, Alan, t lie b is t*t Ar? r m fnlly replied to. jy 10 lm*r 'IIM flONR on irt purt tl 1 lited Stat muh on th? moat favorable terms' f' ?r i?n (fold md Silver purchase d, and for sile at the Ih-sI by h J. 8YLVK8TKH. fl dlM 3? Wall at, and IN Broadway. PERFUMERY. i \RRJ8 TOOTH WAlH-fre|*?3 from th* original rs* ci!? at No. 8 Gold strrrt, New Vrok?The Orris Tooth a* iaimrclj i vegatabh Mpuidsit pMMiini im propsrieto 4coiA.r4| t:.c Utthtni ?Oltb restoring the guns tot m-althy state, Old preventing any ui?pleasai.t tiatr ?f odour io the mouth, whether arising from decayed teeth 01 i\otu a ie r oiged slate of tlie stomach. It i* designed to he used with a tooth brush, and will he found t ?u|>ersedr the necessity ol a powder, keeping the teeth rl?an i.id preventing the wearing away of the gums fr fli the teeth. It ih particularly useful in oases of *puug> gums, vostonug them to a healthy state, and causing them to control around the teeth In painful affect ion* of the teeth and gums, arising from exposure to cold, it will Ire found highly beuelicial. It li particularly serviceable to use the Orris Tooth Wash it md w inch accumulate during the day are entirely removed, and the mouth I. Dt through the night in t le in swe UK AI I'llVIMi T11K COiMPLEXION. fSHimrH'8 OKNUINK VKOKTABL.K LOTION,ircoin^ mended by the faculty for all diseases of the face and skin. It eradicates tan, pimples, freckles, spots, redness, ringworms, :ud all cutaneous em prions,gradu ally realising a delicate, clear, oft skin; transforms even the most sallow complexion into idiaiit whiteness; renders harsh and rough skin beautifully oft smooth and even niip.uu to the lace, neck and arma, a it ilthy and j uv enile bloom, and by dne perseveraucj in its ip exceeded by no other in the world. Suffice it to uy, that it iMbtMl MM Willi mil MrCMB ni f l?.- I m ?r. ind Weil ndiea. without a single complaint of its efficacy. Korsaleat I lurch's Di*|>ensary. IB8 Bowery, corner of Spring itirvU 'nr. 75centiperbottle. eri A lon 'sc>: LKBKATED A NTI DA NDRIFF. lihamv wim oa? wasn tre danurift completely Iroin r#i? hcao. ami rctiuer.tig me Miir ucncetiv ioi tUKl niicy, si inn ?4*i? dine mount--nits a ueligntfuicoming sensation. ig iMniruntrtv vaiuaoic lor isum and children, aim lor a juuuirm climate cannot in* surpassed. Manufactured solely by the first premium Wig Maker. If.DWARl) rHA.LON.2U Broadway, N. V. The attempts made by various individual* to counterfeit this ml other inventions..f ih.-i?r??pn. i..i, i..?\ortaiice J which all ages have to the Head of Hair is a clear udei of the value set upon personal figure, and wh'ii by some apricioui freak of Nature the human form is deprived of it* sir proportion, Art is resorted to, in order, by artilicial means. supply the deficiency. Hence have arisen those wonderful iscoveries winch biu Nature defiance. Barjy's Ventilating ml fossamor WIGS AND SCALPS, r real Hi: ad* ok Hair, which can be had at MG Bhoadway, oruer of Liberty street, up stairs. Ill ill c MM them. They have the ?uor to inform the public that by a new and |teculiar method y extricate Hard and Soft Corns, Bunions, Callosities, tec. ithout cutting. Mons and Made. B, do not attempt to offer a itrvn raqairing seemy or taith Ucbmnitsincacy; out uridentiy assure those who may suffer from troublesome and linful Corns,that they may have the satisfaction of carrying vay their tormentor, the Com. in their hands. Mons. and Made. B. have in their|M>*session upwards of two iMiisand certificates from those who have et|*r?enced relief at teir hands. Mons. and Made. B. have practiced their profesou for several years in (h-rinanv, France and Knglaud, and ive acquired great skill and much practical experience?a fact tested b> numerous certificates from the most celebrated Knish, French and German physicians, as well as from several of ic nobility and gentry of those countries, delivered to them 'ter four years cure. The operation will not occupy inore m t? n minutes, and tli?- ielief i CELEBRATED MINERAL FOR KILLING DECAYED TEETH! Mont. M. k Son continue to restore Teeth, however r?e or small the cavity, making a atumu into a sound Tooth, i .tantI v curinif the Tooth, however painful or sensitive, malrtii; in ixiiiit of color, the natural cortei or enamel of the Tooth, lie mineral in applied in a few seconds, without the slixlilest on, heat, or pre??ure, anil lasts for many year*, preventing the cessity of eitractinr, which is so injurious to the human articnlar resemble the lioimnir Teeth, in conformity of slia|ie snd minutest shsde tsf dor. Placed from one to a complete set, ii|K>n ihe above iinroved and scientific principle, they are guaranteed to answer eennrnose of mastication and articulation, |iarticularly the iahnity to give the proper son,,.I to the denteliffual do ilile nisonant TH. They are so natural iu appearance, and no ligaires being used, and still so lirm in the mouth, they d?fy detecon bv the closest observers. LOOSE TEETII securely and effectually fastened,arititiK itherlrom the use of medicine or any other cause. ARTIFICIAL TALATE8 replaced upon a sure and scienfic method. TO COUNTRY PATIENTS. SCURVY IN THE OU.MS cured by a Lotion which can e forwarded to a y part of the United Stairs, w ith pro|ier dictions for use, at (guaranteed to answer. Also, a preventive nd cure for the most indent Toothache. TO THE PUBI ,C OK THE UNITED STATES. Mont. Mallan k Son are happy in being enabled to announce ill by the kind rouselit of lliree liulidred ol the first families I the United States, consisting of the first merchants, medical rofesaion, clergy and private citizens, to whom he can refer as the superiority of Mons. M.'a celebrated mineral in prefernce to any other they M ever tried, and in their Opinion the est that ever came under their notice. Their other improve ents need no comment. INVALIDS I'trnded by Mons. Mallan. Jr. at their own establishment. THE FACULTY AND PUBLIC ire particularly invi'ed to |iay Mons. Mallan a visit, to see the KCUHM of their i 1 discoveries m Dentistry. Mi 8. MALLAN k BON lay be consulted d .'.from in till 5 o'clock, at No. 2 Park lace, one door fros iiroadway. CHARGES MODERATE. JUST PUBLISHED. Til' nineteenth edition of Mons. Mallan's Treatise on tkr rructiircs ami Disease! of the Teeth, (o be had of tha author, It, t Park Place. CKRTAIN CURE FOR DEAFNESS. MON8. MALLAN'S SOUND MAONIFIERS-INVIIBI.E VOICE CONDUCTORS?To triable permona mtantlr, at an advanced awe, and of forty and fifty yrari standing I IIHIM d,'afnraa, and Of MM WHO arc ooty Slightly dull of carinf, to join in irciirral conversation, and to cairn the aoiind f a diatant low speaker at a public aaaemhly. They are the ire of a very amall gold aevrn shilling piece; and when in the ivity of the ears, they are not in the leaat |>eree|>tible, nor more ornmfortable than having a amall piece of fine wool in ita I ice. And although they are ao eitreinely amall, yet they enhle thote afflicted with extreme deafness to hear, in every reflect, e.pnl to thoae of mo?r acnte hearing. To be had ol \1oua. MALLAN St SON, Surgeon Denliata, rile agent* for the patentee, No. 2 I'ark Place, one door from roadway. The above invention hat been in use in Europe for aomc ara, and laatrongly recommi tided, being one of the greateat iicoveries of the age. jyjfl lm*c [EALING MINERAL WATERS.?Sharon Swlaga f White Sulpher Water may lie had ol the Agent*, Dickson lI'o., Ijfl Broadway, Basement Rooms.?For their unriv ailed Piracy in all Rheumatic, Cutaneous and Dyspeptic Com' tints, sore eyes, debility.erysipal.it, serofula, liver complaint. Vert ion of the kidney, Sic., reference (by their |H-rmiaston) ia ndetothe following medical gentlemen HUGH Mi LEAN, M. D., Warren-at. Dr. BEDFORD. Prof. University. Med. Dep. I'rol, PATTERSON. Med. Rep. Dr. WHITE,Cherry Valley. N. Y. Prof. HADLfcY, Ex-rres't Med. College, N. V. Dr. DELAKIELD. Bleecker-st. N. V. Krom a cert i fir ate of a recent amlyai* made for the Proprie. of the Spring*, by one of the mom eminent chemists in this in' v, Dr. 4 hilton of New-York) the following result* have en obtained from one gallon of water: Sulphate of Magnesia 42 40 SilliihAte of l.ime PI 02 Chloride of Sod in in 2 24 Chloride of .Magnesium 2 40 IP diosulphwet of Sodium l llydroaiilphuret of 4 *airin m 2 28 Vegetable Bitmrtife Matfrr. 160 94 Sulphuretted Hydrogen fl u 16 rub. in*, cor sale by Me?*r*. Hllshton At A*pinw ill, at their stores, adway, Aator House, mid William *treet J. Millmi, tdwiy 44 II. Milnor, Bvosdwiy; A B. Hinds St v ind (ihrnnb i st 1 )r I K I hillt 1 d i I I' L?fd*, Kultoti afret-t, Brooklyn. je2l :tine Lyl A CHINE BLANKETS.?5 bales for sale by U ml? 9 PEK8SE SKQQKS. ?1 Libtrty w ???f HOTELS, BOARDING, St.,.. Kiigllih AdvertiMciueut. V OTIC E TO R AILWAY TRAVELLERS. ANDKUTON'S HOTEL, No. 1W FLEETyTRKET, LONDON. WlllUrn liureii the Marshdl 11. use on the 30lh liisluut, ks a hotel and boarding house it is undergoing, a thorough it-p?ir, and will he put in complete oider, and fuitithed in haudsome st> le. TNe location 1. mitral, being on the.wes side cl Broadway ,Na 214 sr the corner of RcaJe strett, a short diitiirt frefn ir.e Park and Post Office, and but a few mi tin tea walk h?a Wall street and the basinets pait of the city 'ilie rooms are commodious and feasant, and it is the intuition of the host to accommodate the i duelling community and boarders, in v manner that shall he H-tuUctory for the prices charged. Having long experience in ttertug for the pnblic UStr. he ran assure all that may favor a with tfceir |*it:iM?.igi. that his Iwjst exertiona w ill be made t p?ease; and trom lh?* r '.tuatioo, it is a desirable location for P.nardiug, and cauitot but offer mani inducement* persona visiting the city to make the Marshall If oast their hoUi?>. The bar will be furnished with choice liquors, and the larder with 1 tlie substantial* and d* licaeie* of the season, and with attentive mi rvants, and every regard for the comfort of '>is guests, the undersigned hopes to rnent and receive a share of patronage. my 18 3m?c K. S. MONHOK. ENTLEMKN and ladies riding out ol Town will lind a i pleasant stooping place in Flat Biub, L. 1., about half j way to Bath and Coney Island, at the Ice Cream establishment, I posit* lit. I?. autiful park of M.i iarkion, K>q, j\20 lin>r WILSON'S BOARDING HOUSE. No. 71 and 73Co tin urn-, itii.ui., n iHoaiot afreet, Now York?The i:3p:i?rorc Ufct acote ou&i:?:.mei*'. in reluming his sincere (hanks to his trirnu* anu tne public generally. for the rery li Ural patronage he has heretolore received, would take this oih portunity of informing masters ol vessels and officers, that lie u now prepared to receive p. rmauent or transient boarders on the moat renonibli terms. N. B.?Rooms furnished or uufuruished, suitable for faini: li'-t. jel4 lm*r I f A FAYETTE HOIISK^ SARATOOA SPRINGS, A Broadway, in the new building opposite the termination of ihcltail Road.?T. B. RK AKD, Wrench Restaureaut, has ualroiiage, may rely on his vigi' tit and strict attention to promote their comfort. His domescs will be found polite and attentive^ if I lm* i HOARDING IN A FRENCH FAMILY.?A few gentle men who would bo desirous of acquiring a practical gnowj b ilge of tne Krenc/i language, can l?e leeominodatcd with ard .it No. 69 Be? man street. Terms moderate. For sale at same i ace, Purified Lamp Oil, for family use, at I e lo~ price of 62^, cents per gallon. Country dealers supplied the lowest rate. je88 lm*m HOARDING.?A tew select boarders will be teken In t sen teel and respectable family. Annlv at No. 204 Fulton ?t,

TO felNGLR UENTL EMT!N?An elegant suite of Iiooitn can he obtained w ith or without Board, on the 1st or 2d ihior, at 86 White street. Also, an upficr Room, on moderate t ran. jy 12 Imr ODGING* UPON THK EUROPEAN PLAN?Genu* I men desirous of funiished Suits of Apartmen's. with meals served in their rooms, can be accommodated at No. 81 ihoadway. jyll 2wcod*c TO LET TWO HANDSOME ROOMS?at 98 Cederstreet. Enquire on the premises. jyfO wmnmmnmHnmnnnBmEnmaBHmmuaamnmi FOR SALE AND TO LET "CLASON'S POINT, IN THE COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER FOR SALE, Jind Twtntf Years Credit (ivetl for two-thirds of the Purchase. AUGUSTUS W CL4SON, o?n?-r of f..ii r.luaf^jW ble e.tatv, o?er. it for It is .iliaati- e f.iror him with their patronage. All operations performed at hia office will be done on the latest ami most approved plans. jy> lm*c I \1SK.AsF.S of I'flf. EYE .V KAII.-.J. Shanks. M. I)., I Oculist and Professor of Ophthalmic Anatomy and Surgery Diseases of the f.ye and Ear, and imperfections of visiou, I7,'> Hudson si near 'anal. Office hours from 8 A. M. to 12 .M.,aml from 1 to 7 P. M.daily, Sundavs eicepted. N. B.?Doctor Shanks will give advice and medicine io the poor, (gralis) every evening from 5 to 6 o'clock, at his ..ffi,|7', Hudson street. jrjq ,..>d ?c j MivSnaoLWKors MADAME C(iSTKLLO. I i N l 11 i PKHIOD!' \L PILI.8 n I when flu moufhl |H*ri n, ind hundreds i hifr*es. vvtin all ni? 1 e improvcmr nts; warranted, and kepi in lime for 12 months, 18) Walker street, ups-airs. Th-verr to he .It.posed of in nss ipiencv of the ow uer leaving for Europe in the month of V ikin*.t. Jyl92w?rc IYEHPGOI. GAI. AFI.GA I 170 ton M ml,. oat, urethlly lowered in the hold, lust arrived per slop J y V, c b JOHN HERD MAN, II South ?U*et. 1 MEDICINES. DR. SHERMAN'S MEDICATED LOZENGES. I Hr-SE "rat*J articles have iu? heeu uaed fur nearly f ur years, alio the irreatrat proof of ihrir efficacy in re> its -mbim 'i H, ii on*- T Mi? mi-It* should I mod s# parartely and afi nl no it It. I, m the \'i t of Hurt-hound tin y are Kd .tinulgd I. i?rt| ili.il the hi?it of t In- whole I^t Bptofl Mm IU MM coin i und. About three years oko this article was first brought before m.c public. It was lit rallied with no previous announcement ol mimk ??r v tliii-, lint it wa mrr.Hliir.-.l by tin- proprietors o| t he community, to stand by th? ir decision, an regarded its benei ial i ill! lie lire. That dtnsioii his he. n attained in a inanuer dsiost uaoqiacftM. Tm nmoanhi xkioyliditiium ??f its I orth has proceeded spontaneously from thousands, who have i icticaliy experienced its bitieiits throughoutthe country And why is it so Bee uue the trial of its qualities in coughs, 'Id-, hoarsenens, irritation "I th? thio.tf, croup, w hooping e .uifli asthma, catarrh, palpitation of the heart, liver complaint, nigh> sweats, difficult or profuse rx|*ectoratimi, and all diseases h iding to cousnnipilon, baa gives it s vanta that uo j other similar medicine ever reached. Cot'ftTK-ftrElTCRs at Kaui.t.?The clarified essence of llorehound Candy has become so famous and saleable, that it I been attempted to he .;lilitel feWed 111 Hole than OHS III (NC? hy Was lid atMUh men, who would sell their con ietices sot i asaaa of poctana, mm who cava nothing about I r form ink,' a benefit to one's health, or effecting a cure. But the\ are now at fault. \tessrs. Pease Nc Sow, original inventors and patentees of the llorehoundCtadf,aavt, without regard to mtMt( had en l ured a new label, or wrapper that is invariably around their odi, sad by whichpurcnsai r?,if tin y ?ssmioc it attentively, v% ill always detect the genuine from the spurious ariicle. This wrapper we will describe for public benefit, first, au Ragle, 'importing the American Hag?on the Hag is inscribed the word i ii i label issuing from the Eagle's mouth and held by his talons is Clarified Essence of Hofehonmi Candy*?)Jost l KKWARD.-Cdtoss-" SPECIFIC MIXTURfc.? pUx/yj f cr the Cwi of OonDorrhcM, OwfU, Strictures aaU analogous complaints 0 f the otgAA >0 fgeueraliou. Of all remedies yet discovered for tlx above complaints, this ih the most certain. it makes a speedy and permanent cure, withoutt he least re5 ict ion to diet, drink, exposure, or change iu application to bri I est, We give no long quaekish recommendations to'deceive the 5 blic. If the medicine does not not speak for itself, no one shall speak for it. Our object is to notify where it can he had, II id the proprietor challenges single case of recent Omum* ih.ua to ot- brought, in w hich the tnixtuie will uot elfect a rapid cure, under a forfeiture of $600 This is a disease that unfortunately ades all ranks of so ii tv?high, low, rich and poor, matrimonial and single. They 1 re hen- presented with a remedy by which (bay can core them Ives without the leant exposure in tin shftMB nine potnue. Further, the disease cannot be contracted ir a dose of the Mixture is lak? n at uighi M going to bed when exposed. It is put up in bottles with full directions accompanying it, at $1 a bottle- One bottle lasts a week, which generally cures? III my are cured in two days. For sale only Wm. H. Mfloor's, 102 Broadway, corner of John street, opposite Franklin House, New York; J .Jones, ??rnerof Chestnut, and Seventh streets, Philadelphia; and a! J \i i,',. 100 ur...i.;M?*t resort, to have recourse to the justly celebrated "Dr Cher i 's Astrinat lit Pill," whose failure in removing the dlshearteiii complaint is unknown; more than 20,000 lanes have beeu sold i i Nt w York alone, aud not one case of failure has been related I. my agent selling lliein. Has such a fael occurred from the 0 a of any other medicine 1 Answer, ye that suffer. Sickness, or general wasting of the body from any cause, arr edily ameliorated, or in a short time cured. For gravel, loss a control of the bladder, pain in the back from disease of^| duey or prostrate glands,these pills are pre-eminently succMP III. I. O. FAY, Wholesale Agent, New York?Retailed at 79 n.I 100 Fulton ?t drugstore Broadway corner of Chamber st; 1 hurch cor of Chamber; 127 Bow *ry; 63 Bowery cor of Walker si; 77 Kast Broadway; 100 Washington si, Boston; 376 Market -i Philadelphia; 4 Maiden l.anc, Albany, and of Geo Pulling, N Mhsfc Price II, Also?"Dr Toeit's Erndicator." celebrated as the most certain .It- and specios of insects infesting the vegetable mgilrim?maggots, -lugs, maebugs, |.cach, nectarine, apple .d |>ear tree inse rts, cut and ariny worms, snail, cabbage I' c, ami all the smaller insects which are parasitic on itidige II-OIS ami exotic tlowers, such as the oleander, rartut, ficus. cy i .is, inrsrinhrianlheinuni, gerania, erica, rosace i, inay all by a p o|H-r application, In- thoroughly exterminated. Besides the i iraordiuary cheapness, a most im|a>rtanl item in eronomy reiidera it accessible for all purimse* ona large scale?1000 peach, tin s, or JO acres of land, inay be kept free Troni the marauding n sects for the trifling expense of one dollar. fumen raising con>,otu, rye, potatoes, tunupe, cabbages n IJ- at the expense of a lew dollar* reali/.- hundred* by sarin* their fields from the devastations of the vermin. The Com >iiiiJ Chemical Whale Oil Soapmay he had in huflc, or injarr of four pound*, a down of whirh are parked in a boa. Poisons, warranted the only oriKiual and aafeat ingredients tr destroy and ealermiuate the moth*, lied bugs, roar hint*, cater I tilers, cockroaches, rata, mice, mosquitoes, fleas, Hies, ants, lice, and every other vermin or larger animals, warranted ti eradicate and to perform all what it i* intruded. Likewise Fly l'?per. Thousands of persons ran certify to the sn|>erior virtue am i .uality of all my pieparationa, and corroborate to the truth oi all the statement*. Apply to DR. LKWIS KEUCHTWANOER, Chemist. No. I Wall street, Manufacturer of Acids, Diamond Cement, Chloride ofilme Silver, Spirits of Hartshorne and Nitre, Copaiva Capsules .Iodides of Iron and Mercury, Daguerreotype Chemicals, Li ii ir Caustic, Ether. Chloride of Soda; Dealer in Leeehes, 1*1* ton, Dentist's O^d Foil, Mineral Teeth, genuine Harlem Oil I .line, il.iss SyMllgcs, ktr. jy7 lm*c_ MADAME RESTELL, L'EMALK rhysician, office and reai deuce 141 Orevnwirl street, between Courtlandt and Liberty street*. when she can be cnusiiltrd with the strictest confidence, and when r!*o her celebrated medicines can be obtained. All letters mus b post paid and addressed to box Wit N. York city. Mediem*' f iwarded bv mail. Boston office No. 7 Ktaei street N. B.?Madame Kestell would inform ladies residing out o the city, whose health will notadmit of I ravelling, tnat sn< ould devote her persoual atteudanee ii|ion them in any l*rt 0 1 niteil States w itloii reixniiable distance. jyttim PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. M. DK BOUDF.EHQ"E.AM"D? LISBON, fORTUOAL 'PIIK. Scientific combination of ingredients of which thesi Pills are composed, have made them the wonder and admi r ,lion of the world. They are known all aver F.unrpe to bt I only preparation eser discovered that has proved invariably i rtain in produemg the monthly turns. Their certainty, in si es being such thai the' must not be Used during pregnanev I r though alway s mild, aafe, and healthy, they are certain It I odtice mUcamate if used timing that period. The directions are trans! .led into Kngtish .aid Me envelope! and with the seal of th' itn|airter, *tani|ird. Each box eon the snmamre of M. d. IWIi loouc. ami the Engliah di I tion? have the anniature of Dr. F. MKLVEAU, authoriaei a eiit fer the continent of America. |"h, v ran be (ransmittrd by tnail to any part of the I'ntter itea. Letters direct! d to Dr. F. Melveau, hex 24, New y irk, will meet with immediate attention All letrera mu? |,o*t paii! Sold by ape.o ament at 12(1 Cherry, near Oaths I I ,e Street Pro?" <6 Call" boxes $7. No half hoie* sent by ,1 jyl lm*r n'BLISHrf) DAILY BY J AIM KM GORDON IIE NNKTT, N W. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STRK.F.TS i'Hr Nkw You* Ht??i.n-A daily paper, istmed every I rmng of the werk?pnr# tirrt cents per copy. Country suh ilier* furnished at the sanae rale, for any syiecitic pvriod, o? .milt nice in advance. No paper sent, unless paid in advance I'wr Wrrat.T Hraai.n? mane d cvvry Saturday mornings r.vlork prir, ri r ond a ijiiarti i ren/r par ropy?fiirnishe, ountry suhsenlrer* at gt.ti per aimnm, in advanee, or at thv oe rate for anv syvecitied period. oaas srnaroKfil arr reouesttd to addreta their lejteri t? i. sis Ooroox Bvaixrvr, Proprietor and Editor?ana all 04 u?ra W bmawcM aval N pom paid,