The New York Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Fok oat mse, 190-s-cahele Bes Bee NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 19, 1842. Price Two Cents, Redemption of Safety Fund Notes, junction has bee KS IDSTATIONERY |. TIRE ted. And the banks making such Boston gran nd the banks making sue WATERING PLACES, &C. BOOKS AND 8 TA TIONERY. FURNITURE. Comrrnotten's Orriex, 1 | commutation, are entitled to a rebate of interen from the [Correspondence of the Herald] = ‘© PAPER MARERS : - DAWSON, Aunaxy, July 13, 1842.” ime of such payment to the time when the same would Bosri > SHARON SPRIN GS. ERSER & mpache es i Pee strait, helwees GEORGE W. DAWSO. ’ The contributions on account of the Fetety Fund tothe | be payable under the provisions of the Safety Fund act. = — si ys ene de ap THE PAVILLION.—This new commodions Hotel will be. Broadway and Nassau street, New York, import dircet trom | [Wholesale and Retat! Yurniture and General Fur- | 1st of April, 1342, amount to the sum of $1,069,143 48, ‘he banks are allowed until the 12th of October, to | Sailing of the Royal Mail Steamer Caledonia—De- open forthe tapeption of vistors om and afte the fst of | the Manufactarcrathe fllowing articles iti There has been paid for the redemption of fouolvent banks. Irthes eet al Reathe dees ot | parture of Fanny Elssler—Melancholy Accident— re haron Springs, . dei oy Son's warranted circulating notes of insolvent Banks, the fol. ent banks. e 'y determine to if lew Yi y ! reugth, equal to » ¢ low ot ; commute, the fund on Which the preceding estimates are Two New Daily Papers— Markets, §¢. he sale hic wing sums, viz : , V e pi ig estimates are a ly » ‘The Pure water of op sreit mer Ie be for the sale of which # Onset. of Bank of Buffalo, $316,625 00 founded, will be essentially diminished by the rebate of Ason of the Rev. Seth Bliss, Secretary of the wed to be higbly cious in Rheumatic, Catancous, Bib | English Cylinde, Machine Felting of very superior quality. Wayne County Bank, 112,781 00 porcee 7 or gh A ley GAT oT na American Tract Society, was instantly killed yee- ‘complaints; the eure las, }, 45, 66,72, an 18 le. t y » erci Ne y fund ation, after deduc- Batieae devine: Liver “Complain, ‘and fone dei, ‘Dajer Peking £ strong fabrics’ ahd of widths osuslly o | Bi fas, Suis Beaiveads, Bess Bes arches Shs of ting the amount owned by the states at $29,305,248, and i terday in Commercial street, by being thrown from i ‘ether eo . pets, Oil loth, J r z yi e el . sn te ay thet eT ecptosoors tm ine. Usted Mcaissh wodicr- | “Blac Smalte-claving the agency of the Sutton Cummnys miet' Tabies, vandie Sumas Bi ———— _ 919,640 00 | would yield to thefund at threepercent, 1 | achaise. ‘The lad’ahead struck the side walk. He nd healing properties unsurpassed, and believed to be une- | Blue Smalts, they are enabled to suply FFFE, aud FEV EH: | Dreisitig Bureaus, Safes, Ne. . Sees $100,904 43 | Therebatoon this eum, say from Ist Sep. rhs was between five and six years of age, and was qui in this country. ia iL ina ‘ Als ree assortnie men and women’ ‘earing Ap- ,§ seg J - '» alrite fo iret all Bad Senna Fe ne nh mt Save oat all Iggy 1 pede geen meer to the py very cnn aoe tera} bby Lapeer 4 bas been present. Ls aaa fay 182,42 © | riding in company with his father and: mother’s sis- ps cmp Be ane 9 ue ne eee gre pha i e Comptroller the sum of $30,000 in the notes of the vel ely inj it is be- the many ouagens, ofcred these seeking in the heat | Pul; ene, Noss 1,2, 3) of bins ae ocene’ er el ease mg weet nk ad artcl 3 wal find it go Bank of Butfalo, w' Neve sok Means weteeeats fac the Total to be paid by all,the banks, $745,068 87 | ter, who were both severely injured, though it is be adios i aga are bat a few hours vid ~ and domestic ts, Soda Ash, Vitriol, ‘Alum, Twine, Se, &¢., | m ie ata dhe | ee that they are believed not to have been in circula- | py6 amount of circulating notes to be pro- heart lieved not dangerously. : ich railroad, where cartilages, dail Seat HA ee A ANE OR. oe ictrertns, “Mattresses Bedding, | HON,accontng to the intent and meaning of the law. at | ” vided for, after applying the ‘availsof the Several new papers are about being sturted in this the morning cars from Schenectady and BOOK BINDING i Out vessels, and. i ee Sa o Sanoeine | fund, te $941,201 00 f th ili iz: = # fs decides that these notes are to be redeemed, then there will ji was city, Two of them are to be dailies, viz: the tors to the Springs, a distance of about eigh to the above will be pauctually at- 7 ” Deduct the amount of cemmutation, 746,664 87 time for dinner; alto by the Albany and Cherry Vi hey ten sentire new | PMeeyto-aua thant ce ie ti Temain of the capital ofthe Safety Fund, only $120,194 43; ’ o __1H4 5 | « American,” a Clay paper, to be under the editori F 0b daily stages, being about forty-five miles west of the . 5 e Geula me ae ven for Second Hi P pally per cent stoc And it leaves a deficit of $196,626 13 | a] direction of John H. Waland, Esq., late of the of Clothing. The notes in circulation, or beyond the reach of the of az Gin? ficers of the banks against which injunctions have been | 47 therefore, th.. banks shottld commute and pay their ok oth af Blasko in re, — | issued, are as follows, viz :— z 0 pay et Smetand ainke Werleett | CHINA, GLASS, AND EAR Commercial Bank of tao, ributions in the notes of the banks which have failed ‘cold and shower Baths furnished at all times, ei i cased ok sae nd Clad ean ree | otis beth der the stay of rene le. Merchants ag An abundance of “New Hampshire Eagle,” and the ‘“ Daily Circu- lar,” which is to be published by Mr. E. Marchant, the purest mountain spring Ice is stored for | ruled aud bow rTP NT . since the Commercial Bank of Buffalo, a sum equal to ’ ‘ . W. B. GEDNEY. | togive satisfaction. Any work ordered ean be done in IW / my “ Oswego, ; A * i », | late of the Boston Traveller, and edited b 01 ase cation a the range, of i lita com =“ mhis-Kndi-Angules Nystene of FRENCH PORCELAIN dinner services, $% vo plate Coanty Reale, Portion of thowe for 1890, eame into the treasiry, Anna Maria Welles, 0, well. known axa valuable mer residence. JOHN V. ETTEN. 7 ite, nite Md 8 ad * The 14th section of the “Act to provide for the prompt | contributor to the periodical literature of our coun- Siemens WRITING. i Eslish Porcelain Te { bo redemption ofthe circulating notes of insolvent Salety try. Mr. Welles is a man of extensive acquire- ——~CATSRILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Y tt ‘und Banks,” authorises a sale at auction of the stocks is- ts, posse: ellent taste AND THEPINE ORCHAND Gus GREAT REDUCTION “ too | ai ‘ . sued on scecunt of the sufety fond end the exchange of | Tcpia nosgomes an excellent taste and judgment, +9 if D- ‘ The return for the Watervliet Bank ineludes only the : and has had the advantage of much travel. Under HIS romantic and fashionable resort will be conducted dar- FROM TWELYE To FIVE DoLLans! Fees 200 , y these stocks on such sale for such notes asthe Comptroller | “8¢ 5 mee “ T ing t ji it y i nly) | pa and saucers, 14a nals io n to have "7 ged : the books do not | i, authorised to redeem. All the seven per cont stock, ro- such management, end with the assistance obtain- Perms from] welve to 3) | show thecircnlation ; i ’ , tho present ‘ler the direction and t R. BRISTOW (or th dance “of the subscriber, It has ‘tndergone a ¢ complete M a se Egg cus ferred to in the law, has already been issued to obtain’ the | €4, the ** Daily Circular” can hardly fail of success, f, and is pew open for the reception of visitors. “Art within: ve means of ALL, aud oats: large. No returns have been r the law, hes ¢ . . Lwidatnadling’ the great wultieliot Noveffort willbe Manton to wpuitjaln the decsrvediy high charac: | ‘taught in Twalte hceons of an home goon Cut wines, per doen, from 150 | of the Lalayette Thee means for redeeming the notes of he Bank of Buffalo; or eee eats Brest anilieisy of papers Ashergtotog vlatabtet te taiahed with every delicacy icceeny Ne me rocmeay, cenceomemare: |) : 3s | the notes of this Bank have bean hypothoosted, Tea bew. | the Guly stock which can be sold at present, is nbout |. ‘The steamer Caledonia, Capt. Lott, will “ steam” thatthe New York ‘market can affords. every posaitile 8t- | neditious and finished business like style of Weitines he mature chehate +; dapasmatadore pipet tage statementalthough | $109,000 of five per cont Astor stock. ‘This amouat might | for Halifax and Liverpool this afternoon at five tention that can promote the couvenience and enjoyment of its xpectation on the part of its ollicers, that it at the low price of we Micgibie or cremered tre prenahs land tray te thee sect be sold at auction in small sums, allowing the holders cf | o'clock. She has twenty-four passengers for the towed. ‘The road leading to this may be resuscitate), 4 , r Petablishiment atl eorecwaihy toot partoficou the mountain, has | MeUsAtzS Broadway} ‘Just opched a handsome assorimeut of Toilet ware Fourteen baaks have commuted under the 12th Section | {M4 Rotes to Did against each other for the stock. Each | former, and forty-three for the latter port. Among been rendered d perfectly smooth and safe. s A nent and handsome, delicate and fashionable Ranning Hand “ * . RASIMESON, | of Chapter 247 of the laws of 1849, and have paid into the | holler could determine f these notes for fire percent | (ose for the latter are “Fanny Elewler and friend, rs, A. F. Beach & Co.'s excellent line of stages will ran N TWELVE EASY LESSONS N. B. Agent for the sate of Simpson's Kar Gornets, for the | ‘Treasury, in the notes of insolvent banks, the sum of | P2¥P F Heh Prion as | and Mons. J. Sylvain. Lord Glannis has also taken tt lexetoley roxulacty between the landing and the Moun 1G VISITORS in New York can take a course in Three | telicfoldeatness, jetdim*e _ | g43 635. . Seok, waiher than: Walley the clenoes Of) redemption! ak e, But three or four of her passengers hail pais , arrival o1 S. L. BEACH, Prontett Pye !—Mr. B. is to be seen from 9 to 1 A. M., or from 4198 CHEAP HARDWARE STORE. in January, 199, the Safety Fund Banks, explained in this statement, A. C. FLAGG. fom New Vork. The Acaiia, it is expected, will pat Pita BOOK-KEEPING taught by double and singh Sak GRMER i cBalsneihe vie? udvecphenion lite: Shehear-eiesite i in number, had an aggregate capi- ww Hweens ive ti i Sivers BATH HOUSE, LONG TSL-AND.— This Tong and well sy Se apa wait inet HEARDWARE AND COFC REY ree eeh eet a eek: Wid sbnbli St ben babies tol $32,401,460 00 [co baby Sehentyps: 14.) pees gh oh dakar canis out % wn e ishment, having re- a 5; . prepene . * * duct for the capital of ten banks whic! ‘orrespondence ¢ Herald. “ ‘ cust seobieanns pimeanee Ineesrepedion Ganong, tet ths, LIGHTRODY'S NEW YORK PRINTING INK MAN. » Bir 13°75 ggasi ag 9,900,000 00 New H July 16, 1842. The demand for cotton is most unprecedentedly erection of several elegant summer hosues upon the margin of | 21 WAAG Doctg Tak of alk cake: oerrate eal ost , cca tl Se oe ar, NEW Haven, July 16, 1842. | dull. Sales for the week are only about 300 bales. ocean, js now open for the recention of company during the | Constantly on hand and oifered, for aule on reasonable terins, And it leaves $29,501,860 00 | Fourth of July in New Haven—Old Yale—Students | New Orleans sold for 83-4 a 9c. Flour is dull of (the. deliverable to any part of the eity free of cartage. Printers fect security, in bathing, even for ladies and children, ‘The fourteen banks which have commu: — Ladies—Accident—U. 8. Brig Apprentice—Ton- | sale, and the supply is abundant. Genesee, good ing houses being within a stone's th: f the 7 | venders are solicited to make a trial of this article. ted aud paid their eontributions in the Se a common brands, brings $6 a 6,12, and fe 18, mabey, col ted Slight eas ore toning te ou nutes of broken banks, for four and ax tine, fe. cash; Ohio, 6 cash; Howard street, do. ‘The fRypipees ype in tos mnpeowndiog ones prom <xcelient is O OU LI STS. Xi 7 years, have an aggregate capital of, 4,098,000 00 | Dear Benner :— prices of corn have fallen alittle, owing to the large amusement—the beautiful view of the Athn U His. Capitel on, which onebelfofone percent Whatare all of your correspondents about that } supply and limited demand. Southern yellow flat, Tower bey, almost sonatantly: enlivened by isto be paid $25,409,460 00 | they have not written you a line lately from this | 584 a 59¢.; white, 55 a 6c. per bushel, cash. ‘The Meet Mppaualicd by oe eae, Huan ee | DOCTOR J. FRANCIS, sales of tea are small. Young hyson, country, ————-—= | place? We will not thus be neglected, for no paper are ample, the rooms airy and the temperature, even in the ‘The payments to the Safety Fund on the amount of capi- ds brings 45 a 60, and Canton made dull at 30c.; gun- warmest days of summer, anything but oppressive. ‘The con- OCULIST, tal now subject to the contrition of half of one per cent | 180 popular here as the New York Herald. powder and imperial Bre,5 Pouchong 45 « 50c., and sg + pDeing, ae ped O, 10 BARCLAY STREET, within two doors of the to order to match at will produce $127,017 annually. On the 4th of July, we had the most delightful | Souchong 37 a 42c. per lb., 6 mos. from Brooklyn.) the access by stages at hours accommodated “Astor House.—His preparations are a perfect cure for all iber not havi ‘Thereare several banka wivich have not paid the extra ee . e (a ar B, to business render it peculiarly well adapted asa residence for time here imaginable. Thanks to temperance, we inflammatory disease of the eye, weakness of sight, Re. «ma : s . : : gentlemen of ‘ss in New York. jnfiom pate i nes , Rasy half percent called for by the Comptroller to be paid on ; ‘ ; peat cide Nd __Je12 2m WILLIAM BROWN, Proprietor. TEA pe Ea aay of the longest standing, without the first of anaaty Hew These. arrearages amount to had no riots, no fights, no fires, and nothing unplea- Flushing, L, I. CERTIFICATES. FS ‘There are twelve banks whick have not yet | ili M 23 . BATH BUILDINGS {Leewtify thet Jacob Valentine, # youth of about fifteen vears Completed their payments of the original three percent | St. Our military turned out fine; and nothing [Correspondence of the Herald.) ORMERLY RENSHAW'S, at Long Branch —Tits ex- “tnd sites that he hes bathe, patient tensive and delightfal Sea Bathing Establ'shment will be oy sei eal tel 9 opened by the subseriber on the 27th June, instant. He begs | Cod ofiestataghisashen TAMES MIENOR Teapecetully to feffrmn: ite former patrons and: the public, that Rector of St. George’s Church, Beekman st. consideral 0 additions and alcerations, guereasing the comborts, | This is to-ccrtify that two of my children were nfficted with have been made since last year, and will be in complete readi- | diseased eyes for a length of time, one of them was almost blind *Wishingwo be as reasonable as the times will afford, the board | With,nebulas, covering the sight. Every remedy was retorted i i . to without effect, any ired of them ever bei Trill be seven dollars per week as last year, instead of ten dol- | recovered. ‘They. are now perteclly restored to sight by Dr. Hos formerly. Chit oy cert age and scrvants half pride. which they are required to contribute to the Safety Fund | could surpass the beauty of the young ladies of New by their charters.” ‘The aggregate amount which these | Haven, who attended the various churches and banks are requirad to pay hereaiter on their first three per | other places of celebration on this day ; but among cent is $29,961. ‘This sum added to the $20,000 due from | the fairest of the fair were Miss M——n, Mis L—r, the same banks for tho extra half per cent called for in | Miss J——s, Miss H—n, Miss S—-h, and the January last, inakes a total of $49,961, which is applicable, ifcent Mi « eived, to t! ntion of the ci: magnificent Miss M—— A——. wn received. te ane redemption of the circulating notes | “Ty, vou know that we are going to have anew fire The account between the Safety Fund and the circula- | Proof library built in Old Yale ; and in it are to be Ftvsurne, L, I., July 17, 1842. Chowder Party—Amusements—Shooting—Fishing —Woolley’s, at} Flushing—Dr.Hawkes— Ladies Bathing—Oyster Bay—Two Beds in a Room. James Gorpon Brennerr, Esq. :— Dwar Sine Seeing you have correspondence from diflerent RE 4 ELL jncey «quantity of xtiperior de agar, install loaves, which he will sell =! old Lome ile, and qr. casks of Francis’ celebrated . Tancls” celebrated preparatig a y8ay Without imputa- 8. JONES, 499 Pearl street, ight Wines of the ‘ands, always'on sale at | ting notes which are yet to be redeemed, may be stated as | deposited all those valuable works, of which this rly TT Re age hal oa a 1 wat almost blind for twely : a, and in five weeks, under » Onilers foruny kind shail be faith(ully executed. follows . college possesses the choicest selection extant. The } parts of the States, and myself being a regular See sans onan, | Mr elle cen augue in Foon wees, | GOOD. SUMMER WINE, | aot siltFunson nna, sranine aft "™™ ® | Sone foracine ie’ They have Tear wate | TeMde of your valuable journal, should judge you ; MARTHA BROWN, 177 Forsyth street. a vi ue se Lar ea bande wore ta © Thad e di h hi hi rid, + a as - “ a ad correspondence throughout the world, except I certify to the above being a true statement. B. STOUVENEL, importer of French Wines of ndry bank on original insulting our young ladies when they are out walk- ARDING. GEORGE BENEDICT, + the, moat approved brands, Borweaux C @ per cent sontributions, 49,961 00 ing alone. on Long Island. . AT DEAL, MONMOUTH, CO. N. 1 ¢ Pastor of the Stanton street Church. Wines. He has removed fre ome 170,185 43 Nacind ad Abriteat lam diet: Thkrateanst . id LEWIS F. HANKINSON respectfully informs ‘his frientls |, 1 was nearly bind for twenty years with s cxtnract in each | ¢o No. 21 Ann street, +=] Kgetusko ran foul of & wre afar re sarodk, 2 abbnarasentor ol pat age Tileothe ui thay he jus tied up inthe et tye the | 2, guudcomtis ana ote Brave womaerulgrenacin for | Always oh ia ie souaot 2 | haven, snd curried away one\ wheethouse. and | & OW sister cities enjoy themselves, but never no- the gat heath situation the wen cons Mabon’? saifee ran the nod RoE oH N STON, aL ldridgs ereet, | half, casks and oéses. ¢ randsy Bart | | ‘Thisbalance isto be provided forby an annual contri | wheel, besides other damase. “The. passengers | tice us. Ican assure you there are some of the Bank, i erst dy, He: wre, Ke. superio: ; best quality i f or cei efore " ne an fie eee wa, Stages passthrough, or Dr, Francis? ‘preparations for diseases of the eye, | Gin’ Vor ney real Spanish in ty amie or een ape de, Tecasolng-sten oe eae maliyc'® | were brought back here ty the sloop to-day, and | citizens of Long Island who understand the way of found very moderate, “Also, stabling, Ke, for horses, on | PAlebI temdcgs ens nemo toe nonce ofthe Eublicoad } 6 4B. 8 th ala sll the deen bowted Wine foc ive |" The Preasury owes the Safety Fand, on account of | Wonton tO Hartfurd ou the railroad. sth | Snieving themselves thoroughly. ‘The first in order, Very reasonable terms, Duncan Dunbar, Pastor of McDongal st. Church. d Us those whe nay’ favor hina with thete pe: | Tevenue, ficient to pay the salaries of the three Ae ORR IEE tt BAECS ShmtOS NOR ADDER Oe WEET Bi opinion, is tl Association of souregah: Une koteomabotin cee mite te §.H. Cone, Pastor of the Fist Baptist Chuzeh Reanee mothe ay peer By aabiemlels ack td xh Commissioners for four years, and after that sum is her llfipntian erew, leaves yar noble river on Mon Be pe taet care smear ae ies house will be found equal to the coasts” Je30 3 John Peck, Agent of the Home Mission Society. No Wines are impure sold by him, ax he imports them | expended, their salaries must be paid from the principal , bound on a cruise She is a sweet craft . . W. V-—s for President, found ouunt so any nlbeg the coast: eid dm 4 Jacob Brouner, Pastor of the North Bartist Church. | | direct. ‘ moneys received annually into the Treasury on account | tons burthen, rigged and fitted like a man-of-war, | other gentlemanly officers, whose motto is, accord- NORTH CANAAN, (Conn.) July 11, 191%—J.G Joxerh Andreade, Roman Catholic Priest of St. Peter's | “ ‘TO J. B.S. haxopened a boariling houre at Hoboken, oppor | MOH°Y 7.506 ‘ athea ‘ pean “ (jeje Beswert :—~Dear Sir,—For seve! ys past I noticed Church. site Vauxhall Garden, on the main road, where is kept ‘an as- |” . on : and manned by 50 boys. z . | ing to their notices, “‘ For the promotion of health, Salih your Seite, (obi ch the way I receive, regular Numerqus certificates can be seen at the office, Propared and | sortment of the best Wines. Private partics supplied with good ah oh prederline! Satan hale A more | Let me hope that } a will take New Haven in svcisbility, and. happiness,” | ‘Their-excurions are your discription of ional ateris laces, an jookes sold onty by Dr. rancis, arclay street jew York. i 2 or les he Z id . ertaine ry a 5 le ring Claes pest eal es Se eee Pedi trom | timers and refreshment aoe sess | from the information in the posseasion of the Comptrotier. | YoUrToute home ; and if you do stop at that splendid . them all but did not find Over but did not Fd apy regularly twice a month, the first and third Tues- : thet in the first 4 ; establishment, the Tontine Hotel, New Haven, un- a Rois eee ee ao ene Ser incceney Se whee H days, weather permitting. I have been on the use. h I, without stctag thectighvert pet i the nataral, without giving the slightest pain, f N e ul ih amount to redeem the circulation must be advanced from | d¢r the direction of 8. W. Allis, Esq. Having re- Now very likely you have never heard of this place, as 1 | | Dr, J. Francis respectfully informs his friends and th built it last autumn justin time to take a small surinkle of the | taat in couscqucnePotine tuerease of has bunens, Det bli ness, Dr. (slenn, increase . : i - . : —— == the bank fund. cently spent a few weeks at that house, and enjoy- cursions frequently, and ci this summer aad spend a few weeks, but as I generally satisfy | dence can be placed in his professional skill as an Ocu ott the Bank Fund for the # been used | tention of the gentlemanly proprietor, and all cen- - id . sane rat als er at he cannog do bette chan Seater. | 2 Dias heats fhove, 9A, Bey antl od. vin eave & CO’S One Price Hat gitvolesate and re | in redeeming the noter of the Bank of lo, although | nected therewith, I can ‘alely say that it has no | acknowledge if present, and I am sure the associa- $30,000 of those notes which are in the possession of the | superior in this co Purni i " rye vedeenbd, (Uh uperior in this country. Furnished in the best Sipplicable for the re 8 of insolvent banks, com tion would be pleased with your company, as the President and his officers are good caterers, and understand the getting up ceek tall affairs—Mr. J. 0 2 ed cre eee ARS SSSA Chatham Square, corner 0 treet Tam sure of them, as thi Il be about rood a route as they i “4 ih ; H 9 Gan take, arthe railroad will be eomp.eted from Our Honse to NOTICES. faahjom beauty, durability and ecouomy are corstined io adem | Comptroller are ‘West Stockbridge, and that perfects the e) i .., | Bank Fund caj Greenbush to Bridgeport, | Now, sir, [wish you to understand Corr) NNOTICE—Pubhie “Notice is hceby er i poarrateer mercer slate mabe Histo near tive be, | croulating e residue of the lemption of the of the follow- manner, with large and airy rooins, and located in the most eligible and beautiful part of the city, it ‘in of rail r rom the particulars of our location, We are within rye rae ite e i q t te ed Nv * ee ing items, v presents the highest inducements to the travellerito | A. with the potatoes, &c. &c. i ‘ one mile, ofthe north line of the State of Connecticut, sur | ge Public Auction, at the City Hall 0 Melty oe Now Lote, Peantetaentls tek Lesmeital deat Bee tereaes ceteedls | wi e percent, Astor stock, $92,000 90 | make it his abode. Persons who are leaving New |” But the most delightful part of the island is Flush- pe hd Bf Ac Of mountains, and on the top of one 1 on Wednesday, the 28th day of September next, at 12 o'clock, | perceived. Price three dollars, We strictly aMere to the aue | «Black River Canal stock, ‘$032 40 | York, or other large cities, Jor the purpose of spend- | ing, and the most pleasant house in it, is old Curtis the moun feats oe inte oer bam fine 'inkes, “Phe pom agon eeei eg eg my ae m | the whole of said Ppice gash system, which enables us to fursiah a ve psaperior |. “ Oneida River state stock. 25,000 00 | ing a few weeks in the country, can find no better | Peck’s place—the Pavilion, now kept by Harry Housatonic River one half mile from us, andthe, tributary | taxes, and property tolbe sold, is published. in the New Bra, x | pablic the momietore chiak: they, fave weathed the cltieetyvs | Bonds and mortgages at six per cent., 25,000 w0 | Nor more agreeable place for a summer residence | Woolley, and every one knows what a good-heari- fw ich 1 hansard i newsp>per printed and abitsbed i the sity of New York. of be. , cheapness and comfort. m4 3m® ————— | than the Tontine Hotel. Do come down here, Mr. | ed princely landlord he is. This old established PX yf ste Chmagthitte hs Ciltde Mas etka a mene : a P $150,082 40 | Bennett, and bring le jeune editeur along, and my | concern H ary has newly furnished, painted and "eon chnsetis, perhaps a ow could be csuabt, Notice To CLERKS. aeiali pve en aa JEWELRY : the fete py be pamern ata, Compitolie "8 prord for it is will be delighted, or else ee e- Bites yo superbly, besides aiid new ables, &c: fe . them 0 be Shactaad ne du, usi- . bond for ,000, ant mortgage taken as an in- | lieve ours, . tis close to the steamboat landing, and a@ capiti iesttodeive te Cutnnine Marbee alip Ted‘ eke tne. steamer | atthe old cxclucdve Baor Store, 110 Chatham street vey as WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW—The ea | Yosimentlor the Bank Fund of $5,000. | ithe Treasury debt ————-—__ place for fishing. Harry hes plenty of boats fon Nimrod, (which by the wpe ina erat hard Lo beat) andon your J be arcominod:ted with the invaluable article, ROGERS! ME- seriber is selling all descriptions. of gold and silver | {0 the Bank Fund has bee paid by issuing seven, per ct, Elizabeth Port, N. J. and, and all sorts ot fishing tackle, made by Cou- arrivalai Bridgeport take the cars on the Housatonic rail road, | TAL ane Oe 8, warranted ineysry yar | Watches, gold and silver pencils, ‘gold chaius, Keys, Key at ree | bonds of the Comptroller for one and two years. ‘The re. | (Correspondence of the Herald.) roy ; the finest shooting on the island, lots of wood- which will let you off at our at precisely 4 o'clock, P. M. J ticular, and at the same price of the ordinary Boot. The fol- | tail, lower than atany other place in the city. Gold Watches | maining $160,000 of the fund, as given above, consists of E P N. J., June 29, 1842. cock: and gooi always ready for his friends. ersatz ANY foc prendre | gearegry Ct wo che dwabiie of oe | Fehr SoM, Al Whe art worn obccprostigs, | Pitan ese sauniies must now besa wccorting | Ril Road AecidentHotel Tenperenee. ‘The Cert | Uinry Woeley thoroughly weed to" hie buctaeer, r yi e ‘a tn Seog 5 ist rr ‘atches are warranted to keep xood time, | Fund, and these securities must now be sold according to ‘ail Road Accident — Hotel— Temperance— Sort + Fi Ness, that might be named ut 1am ec Hsposed to tell you all | 5 First—The elasticity adds greatly to the durability of the | Srthe money retarued. "Watches and Clocks repaired in the | thegth section of the. bank fund law of 1820, and the pro | (tte oad Acct Oe Grid Tieg e rye and sets the finest table f eves, saw. And what is f? pa it over for ii ; best manner, and warranted, at much less than the ustal pri i themselves. By the way, pay y rd the boat | Secoudly—They make no noise in walking upon the pave | hy one of the finest workmen in the city, G.C. ALLEN, fm: | ceeds applied to the redemption of the notes of insol hy half a dol! the fare, i i i} ment, J n banks. the }4th section of the act for the redemptioi b Hit im New York to-here. ‘The cars feiss Ou ime ‘Thirdly—shey prevent Boots from runuing down to the | Street, Scanner Titan te Ae ae IO Hi ‘ ive nt n | Mr. Bennerr:— ‘our fare on better than all, the board here is eheaper than any- where else for thirty miles round New York. ingfaotes of banks which have failed, passd hi vel i ; ing ; iad passcagere broakfust heve end Gineln New York: ed ' jel9 Im ofa ees eatin ad ote poh Ptr Meanings te Through your valuable paper I feel it my duty to nies is good society Log of sea bathing ; Dr. stem Yours, with yes ct, eg mrthly—They enable the wearer to walk with much less | © - ws - = riority ofthe injanction from the court of chancery — i —— tyes se i aes i beara iu a eo R, . Ms Y I na 4 i cae arenes dn Ww ‘BansTow._ naethly They do not cut or tear carpets as do iron or nailed MISCELLANEOUS. ho following isthe order in which the banks were én. #9 dea a whole school of young ladies aimee’ Ei MINE A 5" w Ea rer == | joined, viz ; ‘ ‘ : ¥ 4 : 2D matering place, situated in Bedford County, Pennsylvania, t '*Sttaly—They can be worn with comfort by those having ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD Bink of Buffalo, Nov. 2, 1841. ville. A few mornings since, as the car drawnjby | and the sea breezes, render this place a little para: To those who. wer vinted the Springs, icmay be neces: | “AUT os ccanty on hand all kinds of B helesal LITING. Commercial Bank of Butfalo, Nov. 15, 1841. horses from Elizabethtown. to this place, approaph- | dise. srry to say that they are situated near the great Western Tum- peo, ghd ay» agg a pa gy TT HE undersigned has, at a.greot expense, fitted up one of the Commercial Bank of Oswego, Dec. 7, 1341 ed the Depot, the iron connecting the pole to the | . Still, 1 must not forget Oyster Bay, where your uke high pane hr Pennsylvania from Philsdetphinvo a drices, y 12 eolm Targest end most splenta Cindine and Bastior Houses! a Lafayette Bank of New York, Feb. 1942. D friend Mitchell. is spending. the dog deys, laughing Fraabrcsh, a fe east of the chief elevation of the Alle- | (7 EORGH COLYER, and THOMAS DUGARD, succes: | New York in which one hundred ersong at leant Gan si 3 ‘The Watervliet Bank, March 9, 1849. car, pean by a big ik, dropped Biraagh, ind | and growing fat. ny Mountains. sors to Lewis B. Griffin & Co., would respectfully inform | to t and substantial breakfast, ; "1 4 sep Co s 4 ‘a sojourn pleasant to who are seeking health or enjoyment, | timber of every description, at as short notice, and on.as_rea- | celled either as r is quality or numberof dishes] by any ho- ¢ Lewis County Bank, May, . 8 pity p ’ © | tions here, as well as in many other,places. Seve- Amusement will be found suited to all tastes, anda good band | sonnble terms as any establishment in the ag their New | tcl in the United States, and varying in prices fromsix cents to | Before the Comptroller commenced redeeming the notes | been plunged with its passengers (about twelve lla- | 12) new buildings have been erected, several of the of music will be in attendance, Steam Saw Mill, foot of Fourteenth street, North River. one shilling and eighteen pence per dish. ‘The purest Java and | of the Bank of Buxalo, he wrote to the late cashier for a | dies and gentlemen){into the dock, had it not struck ty ewe, caily stage will leave Chambersbare in the moming, aed J71! im°r Mocks coffee andthe very best teas, and served at only thive | statement of the bills in circulation, and of those out of | the baggage car, standing on the track. The shack | fentemions have ed Kane Paradioe.® pum- Baltimore and Ohio Wil Road to Wincocke will tere dats LOOK OUT. sraltord ore aniforealy ei tad every vintor May be | he bank for any purpose. The cashier stated the actacl | on striking the other car was so great as to breal it | remarkably Mretty. girls are hamenune the han couveyances from there to the springs. He who steals my purse steals trash assured of feeling in this establishinent quite “at home.” In | mount of notes in circulation on the day the injunction | 14 pieces. ‘The passengers were more or less injured, | ' “uth tha eite Be a alk Slee te ‘The liberal patronage extended tothe subscriber the two last Bathe who fishes from me of my good name fact, every department of the business is under thes eee Bane ea aE ls Fedeemed and in hands J 1,40 (4 what extent I have not learned; the driver|in’ dtakedekteesion, ateant «wan facenaLiee aiitese seasons, will ensure tions sensei m f i ‘; of overseers, Whose sole care and atten ’ » $47,807. : ee hic i r © a wee Torieimuteinent and comfort hs gwent = oT Bt oes mete tuted = Shakepetse. diced othe conte so Compre of asian aod |" Qne ofthe Bank Camisoners, by orn ofthe Chan. | formed methat he barely escaped with hislife. He | (telhemedheies’ <n a J a DS. guests. 2, G NG, cellor, certified to the Comptroller in relation to the | had no powerto s » for rake was bn Could indi | il 1e29 cod Im*: | ? ‘or of the French and At Mating House, ¢ : i “4 a nd. uld you not induce some truly great philoso- - - mmm | 4 THIS ONLY TROY SHIRT. DEPOT.» Cinoam | Spe tannd’@ Sgemictpergcen Saat nal Halen ae | a ae eT eee eee er eae ranarnge Tee | pher to. visit the place ant give tthe why and DRY GOODS, & A iret mak the above qnotaiion, because others endc ator Opan Sundays for breakfast, dinner and the bank, oF the officers thereof, the circulating notes of | entirely unfit for use, to which no attention seefne Sura Smepctne tnecrememblance Conta Cc. ich from him his god uame, fame, and repuiaion, We said bank which were in circulation either potheca- “Ay pet or Si e 2 have more than once made publi¢ the thany imposit ons prac= tion or otherwise, at the Lime of the. failure ot xaid bagk, | (0 have been paid. Such conduct on the part{ oi | very’ happy to ace your honored self and family. tised on dealers, strangers and others, in purswit of our hi 2 I those employed by the company is unpardonable— i E LADIES leon shi ing. ean compare with = JAU amounted to the sum of two hundred and ninety thousand | ! emplo Most assuredly, sir, the Bay has no equal in the FASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS—The o:'] Gouktinng aie onthe? inctaiee, tiercbees were TW kecp thede those who can leave New York only for a fe Its | dollars.” it admits of ‘no excuse. The hein any deserve Be- | Sates, It is about @ mile wide, four or five long, tress, Miss S KING, Recet celebrated Cant gine ;, | facts before the public, which xpose imposters, and may | shady and diversified walks alonz the river—the juvigorating ‘The notes presented to the Comptroller up to the ‘og ed vere censure to allow one of their agents, by neg- | i nq depth enough to floatthe universal navy. The offers for sale 2 most select and choice assortment of Millinery | cut. off their wicke Male no mistakes thereture, | Breezes from the Water—the picturesqu beauty of its scenery July instant, actually amount to 812, a8 shown in the | lect, to place the lives of twelve human beings a} so h b d ch the girls r Goods, for the spring trade never as yet presented to the pab- | ‘ Marshall's only Troy Shirt Depot” is painted on our awning | —the many fine end command resented from the | > 0 y lit P rt of thie Stavment ; excocding the amosnt | grext a tisk. shores areas bold and clean as the girls are plump Bintessits oct Soas ah etertecest te cee | ssdicinare, Hesraciealy toveren owe ibe tame Bie | erbeaiion oe Pere cacianees | Firaished tothe Bank ‘Commisioners on their examipa: | ““Phis plac’, Mr. Rennett, is most delightfal sum. | 8% Dretty. ‘Then there is. that most royal break- on our wil mat our store, No. 90, our only aa vena “ * bd ed id 4 fast—the morning bath—sailing, fishing, and the e cele! SILK HAF, CALLED CAPOTTE, D’OR. | Troy Shirt afternoonby an | tion of the officers and hooks, by the sum of ninety-seven | mer retreat. For health, religious contemplation, a , bout 16 doors from the corner of a 9 ; ‘ ib alove- L we w hese D’Ork Fi ane d rete, he right hand side i all r this by far the | thousand eight hundred and twelve dollars, and going be- | peal ¢. its: like o” that—then the afternoon drive around « love. SHED, BILE, ENTIRELY NEw AND "ORIGINAL | Chatam street. inpaniag tothe. Ci Hall See the tame nig place of Summer rvort. “Access isrzwlered'ensy | yond the circulation af given by the cashier, aud incid- | TeMcombort and economy, de place in the vicuBty | ly and Inxurious country—then comes the 6 o'clock 5 - wn Hats do do—An entire new atyleo | (7 MARSHALL‘: you ae correct. als Poca, Cast. oes Lomas dase "| Ing the notes redeemed and in the State Bank, by the sum | ?! co ube beara clue let neat tea. That is nice—it makes one feel good to see MODINE CAPOTTES, ELSSLER Strong made Cation Shure, with Hnen bosoms, collars dnd | FPAO'A MATEURS OF THE Fi i oferty eight thousand seven, hundred aud seventy nine | hundred and sixty-feet in length, andat one view | {ic Birls enjoy it. The person who invented that TTAGE.® per doeen, $17 50-08 soe | ae tte hae ott dollars. ‘The Bank of Buffalo had a capital of $200,q00, | hundred und sixty-feet in length, and at one view | ical must have done it exclusively for the ladies. CG x wrist bands, warranted pupil of the late celebrated Fla ‘a i the whole of Staten Island is presented with a vafie- ‘ 4 10 50—11—12—12 50—15—16—16 50-17 —| —22 5 —{ > ase and its cireulation was limited to that amount. It ap- jen Tstane pm with a vafie- qurarisianand English FANCY STRAWS, of the finest tex-| 26 o—g7—an. Ail Linen Shirts per doe, $00—00 50-35 —e7 so | MAINE recently arrived from Europe, bess ta informthe wublic | To “st crefore, thet it had a fraudulent circulation, of ty of scenery, which is highly calculnted to raise the The yoriatress Yeepectfall solicits the Indies to, favor her | 293° G¥— 3 Plain Cotton Shirts, per doz, $5 20-¢— instraction on the Flute, aecording to the system of the above | $187,000, and how much more is yet to be ascertained. | thoughts in heartfelt gratitude far from. this bi ypith acall and examine ier elegant ‘and varied. stock of Mil: | Collars just seecise he To midi en ee Ree? ete net eel le Atle quite Brobeble, from the fests Broseited in the tr bustling world up to Him who gives usevery “ geod mselves, before they purchase elsewhere, as it | collars of every description, 1000 dozen, ail Linen collars ie Feared Ineodhte fteadiiguoss orbs teak of Buttaia there will net Fee and perfect gi New Brighton looks well in the e Then there is the evening walk—you may depend that that was invented to please both sexew, particu- larly when it is in the vicinity of that romantic mill pond (Canota, or Trout Lake.) On a still night ion of hearts for some dis- ate will be regards reat saving to them in. price and n great advantage as | i d Variety aid guaity of the mops =F Sp Sas east and fone Tacluding our vew style, | PO, GUN, DEALERS—Guns, Pistols, and Sporting | Tain more than one hundred thousand dollars of the | distanec, and among the beautiful residences there | tance—if you are close by—ah! ‘Then comes the poeta MISS 8. KING, esainn £4 Dees, i Marahall 's Byron Collars, which ha nw lnghly approved “00 Sinclp Barrel Fowling Pieces Safety Fund in the hands of ae Fons roller, and tht ja prercrnat f ones tderhn 4 heat dnt reouhation mm Ie sleeping part, which is not remarkably agreeable. Glace to Fal Boots and Shoes eheap, | found at many of the principle wendy mate incu stoves throush 100 Double Guns, imitation twisted aye De conics etna tanks apa orehe cicalntan crfae’ | S6Dethtown x ale ox two dierent ‘appears likp a | Just think of two beds in oy and we are not sure that in. New York thes gat the eity, anda the mantfactursts, [o> Marerall's oo I A Or woot Bove Bank of Buffalo, It would not bo safe to apply ‘more than | miniature city framed around with nature's righ. | '” {he country to enjey such comfort ? face so goods at the Clinton Bootand Shoe Market.2nt Causl | Troy Shirt Depot, Noe 90 Chatham’ ieet New. York. “We 4000 Pairs of Fustole—assorted 100 jeties. jank of Buffalo, yaks ply wh ng city framed around with nature’s ri¢h- ‘As yet, however, the place is not very crowded ; Street, north east corner of Hudson street. ‘hose who have | eaution dealers and others against the many mistakes Ritles and Rifle Bacrels—Locks snd trimmin $100,000 of the five per cent stock belonsing tothe bank | est drapery, and, for thirty miles in the beck | putas usual I suppose soon will be, owing to the tried appear to be generally satisfied that this is x fact ua- | been made of late, in mence fol soeing ticketed ee ee erate eee fund, to the payment of the notes of the Commercial Bank | country, tnountain, hill and dale, here. and veni f getti he city by Bo'el SRestionable, | All, who m=y not have tried our boots, | some of the windows. tRecollect, no marked or ticketed Rroriog seticies poeealiye’ tt of Buffalo, which comes next in order for redemption, |a8 | there interspersed "with the residences of the | COUVeniency of getting to the city by 9 o'clock eve- OF gaiters,will find it to their advantage to make the trial | Prices are to be seen in our window,’ Bat remember this the | 4, The above articles will be sold a unheard oflow mices, |v ovided by the law of 1812. , th Ticiauak linet aan ry morning, by steamboat American Eagle and the KNOX & CO, the benehe of Ae The aecehea oat ey ge remtted for | vie ime € » W. SPIE Pearl street. | The outstanding notes of the Commercial Le ee eer a Aa most | Long Island Reailroed. <i i 5 ve e a . fa 3, ew. Many 7 MPO. RB Sommery merchants s ie write package or dosen 1 eS \ phe mon hag ie hay IRON CAST IRON Deduct betety aod ae hendaany = New York have already engaged apartments for ours, & Nemro = who beatdown, | oe Jyld Im*e ? ] ? the season in the spacious and comfortable Hotel. | Tux Trovere ix tue Coat Reaiox.—The Miner's SHIRTS; SHIRTS. ASPHALTUM AND MINERAL TA’ STEEL $103p00 | Steainboats ply between the Port and New York | Journal of Saturday syt--Om ‘ucsday, in, consequence UNITED STATES sHik MANUFACTORY, 77 Wil- . TO q % x six times a day. The economical arrangements | of any’ persons <3 8 fear of being molested U lain atest, comer of Libertys f Noace Ul JOHN LOWITZ, RENDERED And it leaves to be provided for by future contributions | are suited to every taste; andJast, though not least, | thonld they follow their melinations and go to werk, our given to Me and tenders vin ge rai, that the proprietors of No.2 Wall-Street, $403,000. This will consume the extra and annual cbn- | the very gentlemanly proprietor of the Hotel, Major | Chief ess immediately issued a Proclamation, calling facturing which enables Have, Wlopted Anew method of manu. ly on hand natural Asphaltum Rock and Mine- RUST PROO F ; tributions for January, 1843-4 and 5, except about $27,000, | ‘alanich, by hie constant attention to the wants of | ™pon Citizens to arm themoclves and bold themoalvee rate than any other house in thig city. Et aaa ol 4 a used for the following purposes >— FOR ONE C ENT PER POUND ONLY !1: | Which with the contribution in January, 1546 and Janubry | | - y k body happy around in readiness to resist Cay stomp 0 viele the laws ; and affirmed by the list of prices as follagia:— sprig Kad Cellars, where the exclusion of | THR Whore IMPORTANT ART AND MYSTERY | 1847, willamount to enough to take up the circulation of | his gues w; ion: Pink Me’ f also offering all who wished to purtue their occ: ey will be 90 or not. Come to Elizabeth: ‘ ‘ the Commercial Bank of Oswego, and leave an f | whether t : {ull protection from attack. This was immediatel F mg Maslin Shit, with Linen Bosom and Colla. "grea | MeN, MTU, OF GALVANISING $67,000; which excess, aldedto the contributions of iis, | porl—a short ride upon the water revives and | jowdd vy a similer Praclamarion from tra eherit! and We yt le 00 ers, fs and Docks. Otherwise zinking Tron, Cast Iron, and Steel, &., spade plain | will redeem the pledged notes of the Watervliet Bank,and | strengthens both body and mind. Once arrived | some few in our neighbourhood went to work on Wed- 8 Hae day Of Bosomes and Colic’ constannlye | Yl, Bathe, Aqueduct, Reservoirs, Sewers and easy to every ove, {withan engraving ofthe Toolt | jiavy q surplus of over $40,000 for the ordinary circtla- | you will not like to go back. If you ean spare a | netday. Notwithstanding the above Proclemations « nun- 1, which will be offered cheap for cash. limer Gomlag el leon i sh, to prevent les omdatton’ by dirte "by GeONOE TOHNSON, tion of that bank, the amount of which has not been as day or two from the city do visit us,no one will be | ber of armed persons went to the mines of Mr. Christ, near Wadesvilte, and succeeded by force and violence in driv- ing the meen away from their work. Information of this outrage being lodged with the Sheriff, he proceeded to the spot on Thursday, and succeeded in and com. mitting one ot the mrt 1 ringlea’ rs, who is now T . ‘ 7 Formerly free Merchant of Caicutts. | tained. more welcome. ri i hook is fi le at all the Booksellers, Price 25 cents The contribations in January, 1947, 1849 and 1949, will = % Mr. Pennett, of a curious 1. SCARFS, CRAVATS AND GLOVES. Bante uae ar nore a police tdtiess oer lotion, post pald, Mtr, Ucorge Juimmonctate | he inctessed by the addition, of halt of one per cent on wei iran ie Jo ba eew tanalion over Ubephat Just p RECIVE satieh gap. of thy hove articles, com | q bonding Warehouses, whete be émclasion of vermin iy ree | Messrs Butlers, No @ Gold at. z ts, wis $2,500,000, the aggregate capital of ten of the banks which fuced our borough courtat Elizabethtown to refuse pa TS, ae eae Seats, realy ra iy@ iin eod*r HOT AND COLD SA A ATHS. have commuted only for four years. This will enable to grant any license except to Sanderson's house.— securely lodged in e also understand that the | NOLLECTIONS—The Subscribers will collect N ABINEAU'S New Hot and Cold Salt Water Baths at | the fund to redeem the circulating notes of the Clinton Ut A large aaaoriinent of Silk, ‘Thread, Cotton and Homkin | OBraie Anwonsse Repaiivcribars) will collect Note 4% has so enraged our citizens thatwhen th i the is cee | f Ds es, &e. (through the foot of Desbrosses street, (third pier south of Cana t k, after January, 1849, and leave a surplug of | This has rag n the last | sheriff, accor by ®@ posse, went up to oame Sansioweee ee between Park Geren & Co. rom Note York Be Alcan) arr eat | strecer North fliver,) are pow open: for the. accommodats pir Oy Aad % vlup of | Grand Jury met they actually tumed. found and | ror He a age wn , s tatement, the notes of the Commer. | presented the Court a: Nuisance. This has made | what result we have not yet heard. = of it. ‘Ke tl Open from sunrise until 11 o’clock PARSELLS, Agent forJ. AGATE. | ¥, sinfiom sit tarantee returns to the city of | both ladies aud gentlemen. Oper ’ According to thi N,B. Constantlyon han, an ive assoriment of reid sia eight day St REY ne water where the bathe are stationed has Ween | cial Bank of Buffalo will not ‘all be redeemed until ater | are fun here. ‘Those presented are as follows :— extens gen i foes dbterrtet and ju Shirts, Linen Dress Fronts, Linen Collars, Under ‘anandaigua, N. Ph pond any Femperrent mg he Re foe. moe n Gils. eany..n'The Poliowing compenies of the U.8. Ar. Garments, he, Ke: tera y Humbe Anbar : oe hheot Rewion On” fueriay's the Bath i ex iy | "Gosumerstat Mack Of Ooiteyy, sit unt Jéiunty, 1804. | Elijah Rehan eae ji deby Ley y Ulery have. arrived at Fortrem Monroe, within. the lat IM ‘ . M, of music” wil ith at at 5 hie. CG 9 Be 7 : CO Capt, J.D , PORTANT TO THE | mms omits. .° taps rey wt evening eo enone, | Stent Dann Janey 16 Miceki, Chas. Davis, M.D. Presiden ofthe Bank; | {0 a8f* Coma” nytt ¢ Cayo Lent te PUBLIC. : oe) Thee, OM RA| we pe 7 Jo3 omer Lewis County Dank (ir it does uch Penuthe,) in January, | CCl. Brown, of Union. ‘ ty ; Company H, Lieuts. Phelps and Pemberton ; Compe- _A.bL ho wish ssongmize can otha Clothing of he Best OMEROY RC, | COAL AFLOAT tons ruperior quality Beoteh Coal | ,<tertis Cont . erty, thisis the very, age for impeachmenta.— | ay’, Lieut smewd and Deas; Company K, Lieuts Bain or filason hiss, a leita ncaa ce eee £3 Comer Stats ant Marker atone Ae LOVER & McMURRAY, 100 Bine st. cor. of Sou So far as the notes of insolvent banks are redeemed from rhs above, with Charles King were very. active in | bridge sad Curerahe Company WE, Capt. Morris, and weat of Hudson. Algo, 8 lange : foe ne f ‘ Med ’ . €or, ; : yt q Fe and Garesch Bc meres, Vestings, and Sum RS, the Safety Fund in the hands of the Comptroller e- | endeavoring to prevent our people here from read. De eet Cok Lb. ~e Major FB. Betton, Ad- c wssi- | DEARSALL’S JAR 7 ‘Goods, from which C: ESTABLISHMENT, fi all Aids are mate t0 order athe best maumcr at very reduged Diag at Water et ahs, doars nine Catharine oar prices, 205 Canal xtreet, 19 3m*r_ | continues to supply the Navy, the (Ameri the —— | Spanish war steamere—has swapiied ei erica, Russian, | SHIRTS. boats for the fast fone years-—aind hia howe the Ieegeoe aa ‘ater atreet, GF Aran thom | ‘Iuired by the second section of the act, chap, of i ing the Herald ; and since then there are ten He: board, pidy 12 | laws of [342,these notes shall be paid in the order in which } taken where only one was taken before. cout delay. All xls | the injunctions shallhave been granted Ngwinet the several | “The general impression here is that Low will be ea any G, 94, Antith McKenaie, left Olt Company ©, 2d Artillery, Capt. MeKens e point on Thureday, in the sehr. Uniyies, Copt. Powell, for Fort Hamilton, New York.—Norfolk Heratd, June 16. Liverpool, Ett-origene'ol ae of ths ammcrber vont ds , ns sali ye must unas tlably be sent topnpiie llor. ae ae r ; are erm ted Eve ay mm STN HERD ALANS | DARKS Dy the a i pcorporation, within months after | {und guilty of the murder of Winans; nnd if ghe tr South ° “aitl seule exer colfeeted ino ; ; vill be hung i bh, I hocki HURTS made to order, after the Frosch | "No'B The Branch One Seore ee eee mone place. P| ite ve the law. to pay into the Treasury not leas | Wi ning ina month, It was a shocking Si ions. “Gentlegen’s Garments ‘fall destriptious tmatecs | ah’; ap, and recnved to aia Water rect and id. is GOL EECTIONS on all pris of the United Si dion | thad tot nor more than three per cent, on the, capital ue. sr saaoasal or Adasiel! AN Mle Dest or ax ono Minyonin.—A equaw, of the Milieete . expenses of one store, | will sell enou; the moet fy terma® ereof, i len of of one Wi jeep you informed of tribe of Indians, named Mo! Beaei), died cmen’s Furnishing Stove 67 and 69 Maiden lane, comper ggine from the Nor iver he to Oa therntee deans he Forcign Goll and Silver purchased, and for al afine fee Hockent per annum, and to make this payment inthe f here from time to time. mnent, opposite Indian Tow', afew dav ago, at the w ie Ime WILLIAM COLLIN Faseetazcie® bon, one and srulle sold 30 per cencons | rte, bY 32 Wales roi. Peter of any banking corporation against which an in. JR. W. | vanced age of 107 years. St. John New Brunewieker. j