The New York Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Vols VILIv—No, 200 + Whole Nos 4081 NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 22, 1842. Price Two Cents, RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS, | _ | WATERING PLACES, &C._|____ FURNITURE. Washinton. re anu lpoxtant shox Mexico Hatsune or POMEROY C 073 —— [From a transient Correspondent.} tHe Santa Fe Patsonens—By the schr Laura Virginie ALBANY, BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS. S MAIL. FROM NEW SHARON SPRINGS. ‘ GEORGE W. DAWSON, Wasitinoro, July 29, 1842, | Gabi: Filet seven day's from Tampico’ to New Orfeane to kive the ’ P Mexican dates to the 18th ultimo have been received. "PHE ga ! i : Wholesale and Retatl Furniture and General Fur- | Mn. Bexnery:— a The most perpen ket <r eg Lobe spt cage . i var Y Yhatham a ‘ . A ‘e Prisoners, It seems President a Anna ci ae a ‘ ain epee es Chathiom sips, cor It is probable Congress will now go to work in | his nirth Day with this actof grace. ‘The Amonera at be Big dl id resembling | WHERE. he keeps fur sate a large assortment of the follow- | €arnest, because the money heretofore appropriated | Mexico will no dobut aid their destitute fellow men to h Ty " e 1 obtain the means of transportation to thei , and those of the wh ve been ing articles, vi F teads, Cots, » embe yas expel transporte! ir ew country. Fallon 10 at GRAVARDING, at low. fates, with the ut Out to the fullest possibte extent, these views of the | proved to be highly ous, Bilt ty 'Ginae Cases, Book | £0F the pay of the members, was expended to the | ° ‘Business at Tampico is represented es in quiles: vii ‘oe p ous, Bili- | ‘Tables, Chairs, " . most speed, regularity and safety, choles Goods, Bpecie, Bank | Post Master Gcueral, letters Jor Boston, Providence aul New | sud Dy gp p Centre Bea and Pier Tables, | last dollar on Saturday. ‘The appropriation bills for | state. hed regularly swort tothe Depastinent from, this city 10 Boston wuder the imine diate superintendence of the undersigued, to igpmimeice on the Doc insta mere lar E: Railroads to-and trom “Albany and Buffalo, aud the oot Exysipelas, | Gases, Looking Glames, Dit , Notes, Important Papers and le Package: ‘ill attend | Redford will be received on beard the recular ck Mail eum, Serofula, eneral "Yeti 08, Sofas, Sofa B sdareada, P ode ‘aleasters, Mat- ati 1» Maten i : ; ‘The Loura Virginia brought up about $6000 in speci i 1 o the army and navy are sleeping—no interest is ma- 7 eat up ie. to the hegotiation, transfer, colleetion or payment of Bills of | Bost, (and if desived postage can be paid) trom by that respects, ponseas (a by some of the | tresses, Carpets, h ‘and Fire Irons, ‘Was The following announcements pn the oecasion of the ex hange, D rafts, Acceptances, Accounts, Ke,, atrear | o'clock up to the time of its departure for Brotere most crainent medieal professors in the United States) medici- | Stands, ‘Loulet’ Tabies, Candie Sumds, Burcau Belsteads | 1 fost ity of C fi | lease of the pritoners are cond souableet contage-suecute orders for the parchtoe of saleel |. Publicotice utherclowhertin arcs othe: ebuve arrange- | Saltiel healierneaaroreasors in the United States) medich | Pstig Buncsun: Site, Ot : nifested by the majority of Congress to pay the offi- | lease of the prisoners are copied from the Government Merchandise, Produce and Manufactured Articles of every de- and all pes Iv ure i diligence | quaile is country. Also, a large assortment of men and women’s Weariug Ap- | cers, soldiers, or sailors. jen. Cill . scription, personally, in the tewns on their route, through e rides in the vicinity, mumerous villages, HM new and sécond handed. : Gen. Cillaco Vasquez, commanding the Post of Xalape, "Messrs. HAIMNDEN & CO’S ESS exte neighboring caves and romantic scenery are | , All the above articles are, offered to the public at very As every body reads your paper, do, my dear | reports thus to the Minister of War at New grand Bostop and song tue tneny'atrrartions Bbared to theon sertine in teeteent | low Dricen, -Fersusein want af sea engin wonle fed ie artnet eis to New it t rr y racti offer lo these seeking 4 a Cr jessrs. HAWLEY & CO.’S EXPRESS the: of summer, either health tradvaniage to make an early call at the above esadlishe | Mr. Bennett, say a word or two on the necessity of | fe ance with your Exceliency’s order, sent to me Shipping orders panctually attended to. and packed en the | COMSTeSS making at once the appropriations forthe | by express under date of the 10th invignt, T havea ee irtest nOLICE, m ble terms. Mattresses, Bedding, | army and navy, as well as to pay off the public cre- | "nged that on the 13th instant, in preseuce of the fantly on hand. ; of the cantonment, I have arranged,that whi he above'establishment will be pasetoally at- | dito Cpt ye err to and from Buffalo to Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago and in- terinediate places—forming at once the most direct, speedy and perfect communication to and from the eastern and western Cities, for the negotiation and transaction of all mereantile and professional basiness, remittances, exchanges, &e. ride fro. Sarotey f te . Troy, arie on the Atba- if STATE 4K & BOSTON. a Bost Master Gei await the arrival tors to the Spain f nce of » Who are treated with neglect and scorn by | the birth day parade of his Excellency the Presdeny in References—Erastas Corning,’ Thomas W. Olcott, Watts | dation (fe rn! — time for dinner; alo by the Albany. and Ch tented to aud thandfully received. f the majority of our able, d Con- | ‘Texian prisoners shall be sworn and i Bros hin, Noah ] \s ty expedit ‘ ‘( pd ens alin ne jv OS OAigt : ajority of our able, pure, and generous Con, p ¢ sy and set at liberty, that Sparen, C.D, Fe ehs Week Aese,, temiee Taylor, Theodore be emploved wy Herve tminiediste sae pike by Silt stages, being about (artystive 1 2 Selene aad ratte neh tir veped Hand | arena, T wonder if the volutionary Congress had | they may return to the United States, but under the eons Agenel \e amden & Co, Bennect, Backus & Hawley, Uti G. ith, At s fo ie T.A. Saithy cuse; A. G. Smi ubarn 5 J. Shepherd, Canandaigna Lf evi 1. Gi Bi ester; John Me: halt the wisdorn and patriotism that is to be found | sie i their hands, they ‘arm, cold and shower Baths furnished at all times, either spprehended again with arms in of hy caineral or fresh wat every tion given to ren I suffe: r death. On the conclusion Ly David Hoyt, Roc! to cause the delivery derthe stay of visors agrescbl NA, GLASS, AND EAR- | 2°, ovr national councils? : of this ceremony I shall give them correspond, Kenster, Lockport ; J. A. Clark, Batavia; Phomas Blossom, | Letters will be receiwed on Vovid the, Sioniuston Tue of | “Aan agundauce of the purest mountain sug Ter iy stored for i THENWARE I hope Captain Tyler, re ge all the | ports, and shall advise the commanding General uf Vera Buffalo. OMEROY & CO", Gente to Boston, free hal raat ONlsee eee tee CPPEE | the sensou, G WB. GEDNEY, LEN | 108 praise and flattery he has received from the whig } Cruz'not to impede their embarkation. No. 5 Exchange Buildings, Albany. ure, during which time postage. can be. paid.Letters will THE &) 5 is Hoel wi 8 ASTOR HOUS! majority in Congress, will not be induced to sign Gen. Jose Dubain, commandiug the fort at Parote, re- all ie 3 Wall street, New Yo: ‘reeeived at this office uptotorclo k P. Me the above vi! of Sharon Spri for RENCH PORCE S dil 108, 115 pes, $25 00 | another a propri ion bill fer the per diem of Cons | rer*s thus on the 13th, to the Minister of Wi ; RAILROAD LINE TO MORRISTOW ‘This arrangement will go into operation on the 20th ins’ uf combining all the advantages of this im 73 iH) Ly n " ‘ar and Ma- 4 (on TOA Lontube Gna oart eM. idenee. JOUN rene! Pe: a Tea Sets, a Too | Sess, until that bodyshall give some certain pledge niga! See ex f i SCHOOLEY’S MOUNTAIN, OST OFF New You. July is, ua URITED Dinner Plates Freuch Poreclain per dezen 194 | that other creditors, and. the army and navy should | ,, 18 compliance with the superior onJer of your Excel- EASTON, OWEGO, ITHICA AND GENEVA- POTAPES EXPRESS WAIL bermcon NEW VOR, fae Grautite, blue, oF white 1 | be maid. Let the President reject any bill which | leney of the 10th inst, received by express at 10 o'clock ALBANV, AND BUFFALO.—The Postmaster General’ | Soup 4 3M | shall pass Congress tor their own pay, and it will | 0" thenight of the 11th, I made such disposition that all sateita Vitae cnbaaeninnantaiioeestin taken ea h porcelain, d 2 00 } of the Texian prisoners in this fortress were put upon apatch and security, har established se Bernas adie . 24 peces 150 | meet the sepsovel on every honest aan in the fax | their march for Xalapa. Forty-seven of these prisoners Tike which mewsengech wal’ be cembired oboe tk 5 7 | tion. Why should Congress be paid before other | jeft, escorted by squadrom of Atlixco. ‘Th: ONRIS AND ESREN, RAILRUAD= New srrancemey superintendence af Mr E Bitters Horaratan x, io cous h reir, xt Md iiths geidimesitutia.® te FS ere: but on is Srna they Hava done more remain in the Hospital ek, who will be moved forward os Jommeneii ly 2d, 1812, Leave Morristown ‘at 644 Is between this uifalo, and the | ad Go * Tumblers, 20 | fortheir country than others? Now, what benefits | the state of their health shall permit. AM.and 2PM, “Teare Newark ac9A.M.and SPM. Leave | date plac directions to cause Bae oD le nee het with every detieacy | Lemonades handled“ 225 | they have conterred on the people, no man living cL enaicaroit ha Pommunnentint (ie Capital veittse't the 4 Q i ds 5'o'cHdol stenitibios York market wlevery possilde at- TARLE CUTLERY, , sah tall Basta uy ‘ Minister on the Lath, as follows for the 9o'lock train to New, York and also in time for the | places, from halfpast ¢o'ctocksP ML uml the meetin patrons will be promptly bes road Leading to this | $12 00 the set, for pour enermice all say Vod one te tee eran tow it | colency a list of the Texian prisoners, whe, by” onde of morning and afternoon trains for Philadelphia during which time. postageean be paid. e hment and espreially that partofit on the mountain, has | Jast opened a handsome assortment of Toilet ware for your enemies all say youare in the confidence of his Excell the Poaeident, q pa Mh geo Ay inNew York, New Jersey Railroad Office, foot of | \ Letters will also be received on ‘board the. boat carr | been rendered pesieetty smmath abd sal ss EatighPSON, | Captain Tyler, und therefore it must be true, Is not | M&Excellency the President, were act at liberty y ester. Gourlandt street, where the Agent, B-E- Jackson,’ will be | Mull direct tg Aliwn, which lenves at 7 o'clock TeMtafiom | . Mesut. Hedaiue Cs etclltt line of stages will aa deafness: (ne sale of Simeon’ Ear Gomes i the | Mr. Botts andCaptain Tyler in partaershipt [am | ang.remarking atthe same time, that oi the nine vo are " i i 6 o'clock PM, wati H ra letter | uly between the lending and tie Mountain | telief 1a idiasiniea si seme is wt. Sous and Cuptain Dyle i si 5, one » Lavarus, seven in Sc. Jago, PRreer nee ie Wythe 8 o'clock train w: box belog placed gn, beard said Coah chlor he hark af taarder | Hlodue, on theateal af tne basis. gyre CHEAP HARDW Y STORE, | ircliny' t0, this opinion for several reasons. Mr | und oneo her died this momiugzot ue szull pon: . ware Tench Moctstows In time for any-of the stages goine | pesunene ©. L. BEACH, Proprietos, y A ARE § RE. | Botts has no popularity of his own, and, while the og pe 4 me mt Nc i AE north or west. Tot the | to tafessensers willgothroush fo Balfalo, and ave instructed | | Sine 1 142 yet 3m WE Aabpciiier ix a0 exis, Seving surply. of | ultra whigs consider him as their fires cian Peg rn ap yg’ alof the | to exert the greatest diligence iu the performance of their du- ’ ‘ ‘ ND. Phis long and well AD cheese Will be in readiness at the Depot on the arri received per late ar ater, he can | prisoners who have this day been set at liberty by order of convey passengers to either of the above named | ties. Th Fete RNA RRIAND Ui CER ogether withagene, | May into Captain Tylew’s hands, and render him | his Excellency the Provisional President 2. SLA} rangement will the 20th inst. bathing establishment, ha ot _ places. Rter the 2Uth inst: levers by the 3 orclock steambont will he Sercshow ann secre sroune, woreh he is prepared to of | “optlar with the people by his violent denunciations. | _ Commissioners, Col. Wm. G. Cook and Doetor Richard ‘The strictest panctuslity will be observed inthe hours of de- | received wt this fice to, aYslack, . Band letters Yor the ef ton ° PASH PRICES, Cchincy | Ht Mr: Botts had praised him it would have ruined | F. Brenham ; Captain J. 8, Suiten ‘Theodore Sevey, ad: arti 4 arrival. o’eloc! until 6o’clock, P.M. nt Fotos try Merchants, Builders, Cabine Nanenta <i on " Oe tae, 3 trad ; 4 He vn, Lieu- versaraaaliee IRA DODD, Superintendent. ton SOHW LOMIMER GRAHAM, P.M. Somiany’Uaring a to an examination of hie 'stock ana | (22 Captain with the people. ‘The pretended im- | iutent; Ira Munson, John W. Hann, tes Brown, Lieu. cnt they will find it to their interest | Peachment of the President, wax no doubt pro- | Hants; C-J. Barquess, Surgeon; J. i met : i claimed by Mr. “Botts, to carryout the scheme | Ssaty HL. Grush; Quarter Master, Valentine Bennett; ALFRED F.LAGRAYE, | he had concerted with’ Captain’ Tyler, to render | ualclant, AF. Kendall, W. H. Scant; Soldiers, W. W. Nolan Barhiers How WOR: c brain uty fo render | Aisbury, J. Alexander, J.M. Adam, James M. Edgar, L. LL RIVER CUR NAILS, and | him the most popular candidate as the next Pre- | Bulter, # Rickford, J. WLauchan, H.A. Allen Bake gfommirte assortment of Mechanics’ | -ident, and so far the project is advancing rapidly | ier, Levi Payne, George Bampel, George Barnard, $8. P. eS Ee n to g PCacmiNATORAE of this great plan. What | (unter, cae rem i Mabry, M. D. Brady, J. M. Al- wht fits tuations re oP UPHOLSTTRY<W. REED, sa Biota is Mr. Botts to receive for the important. ser- | ten, Jobn M. Miller, A. Story, H. Chamberlain,John Cum. ry anit the tempersiure, even tn the casuals mee atatenteas tagiearenyeens vice he is rendering Capt. Tyler? Do you not think | mings, G. D. Miller, L. Junkine, B. Ware, J. L. Walker, B. rhe com | tains made andaltered w the latestatyle. Matrasses, sofas, and | it probable General Cass will be re-called und Mr. | N: Gilmore, George Grover, J. Hughes, ‘thomas E. Jenks c and children, (the \ stone's thruw 0 at Whitaker; Com UNiEED STATES EXPRESS MAIL FOR ALBANY SCHOOLEY’S MOUNTAIN, | Ua8bintkeate Aine: the maust.)— coo! and de joest grove adjoint sant tides int the surrounding counte ) re an sonreesof healthful recreation aud ent—the heawsitul view ofthe Art ny anne the | lower bay, almost utly-entiy ny humerous vessels ug or onward bonad, render tiie sivuation ih evory Te munication on the great Western Postmaster General has established, regul ers attached to the departmen # er the lunmnediats suyerinteudl EN- | mence on the 2th inst, hae: N: To carry out to the fullest possible extent these views of the | PENN. i Tl TOWN, ster Gene etters will ke received on board th q Daily, (Sundays excepted,) via~Elizahethtown and Somerville | {ar's welock mal buat, (and. Wdeeieed, wontane cat oe iat ilroad, from halz past 4 o'clock, 'P M. r chair atch any description of furnie | Potts sent as our Minister to France ? Ih P. Scarborough, Charles White, D White, William Ste- Leave pier 1 North River, at 814 o'clock, A M, by steamboat from Brook ing expenses of a store to pay. : st PTS i Pap Pe pele heal i Ji 4 1k, J.B. ap ieatetinors, a lear the fot ot igegratéct ats clock | ora ot te who amlcge uanct heg SUah lonsabout Captain Tyler and Mr. Botts, though } ffadson, H. A. Kuy kendall, Joho Morgen Willie gees: |, take the Phi rong od train to Elizabetntown, there to ison, H. A. Kuykendall, John Morgan, William Kosen hig friends do not believe he is workin, inst 7 i mnect with the ears for Somerville; coaches from thence ar- letters deposived in t Office of this egrytn tet FEE ea sane them—yet they think he has run the string “into Seip WW Norton, Murphy, ie Copel ren! fou by 6 o'clock, Betrlehem at 794 orcleck, and Allentown | Alice will Me Regeed Pe Ae aH Ke. ted to the ground” ‘when the impeachment was an- | Coyle, PL. F.———, 5. Judin. P- Barison, G. Rhen Tl, o'clock the same evcnin ‘under charge of the same messengers. G at AEE tT) For seats og turther information, apply to A D HOPE, Mer- tice is the! by Ei ove arrauge- J ohana Hoa Soudan st PU Beh ORE: S| hub is jetns aaa arene ahore ara Ole N As Captain Tyler is an honest man, it would be | J-©: Hiet, P. 8. Ward, P. Newman, G. N. Gibson, F. K - — nounced. may M. Hunt, C. Manly, J. David, B. Palmer, B. Li GAR, WINES, & c. th, G.'N- Gibson, Fk rER, net i tt ELLINGTON A. © and Sommission | hard to condemn him on suspicion these times | Perkins, S.G. Wells, E, Hall, E. Blackwell, Gen. Ayres: of Liberty street, orou board the boat. i diligence with which all mail matter will be forwarded x i = * 4 ‘: in these times edt Rai 7 par 5a $373 tt senid coon Ui al kche, | have teen made bbe iu complete readi= e =, which he will sell | will write to you,as you must Know all about it. | Peming, John Brown, &. 8 Thomes'®, Coca joes, ti Allentown, 300 New York, July 15th, 1942. ivi7wt_ | ""Whahinu to be'us reasonable'ns the times will afford, the board ment of ennaripe annot fail to | Mit, Bennett, how under heaven do you know every | sherland, J: Pratt, William Rosier, E- McDonald, N B-—Extras provided at the shortest aotlcgs Madeira of 18) J Bobi provided at the shortest x eer hay thing that happens in the far fey Selb LK BANNERS, Ke. rill beseven dollars ver week as last year, instead Jf tendok | plea st, Europe and Ame- | lard, James Boyd, B. Kordill, George &——, 8. Dennis, B. 3 F . ont de . nd pear; ins he Me iis 4 “a. 1 never s but’ your paper is er, J. Jemison, J. G q : i NNINGTON & CO., 203 Broadway, near Read street, | Uyrsasformerty. Childres ofa certain age and acrvantehallyrice. | pipesihds, nul qr. earks of various ages; champugne,ciaret nad | Tied. I never saw you, sir, but’ your paper is just | B. ¥. Tunler, J. Jemison, J. Gage, B: Stroud,N. Flare w Cpmmenils (nell tp the public patronage as being by far the most | ET ABT Ucifally inform the Orderor LO. OF Oe cod teak? | Hones tall S38, : ther light Wines of the choicest grinds, always on sale at | such as Ishonld think’ was made up by some fust | Modos—110, 3 ORRIGHE. END PASSAGE TO -DTDTC rally that they are now prepared to execivte orders | 40n:that his tab sud accommodations wll be enul to any ab | low peices. Orders forauykind shetl be faithfully exeeuted: | lying news angels from the {our quarters of the | tn the Hospital—William James, J: P, Gilmour, N. @. BURG. alality, end economy, having Balls sted for the eoneeon se: | Gnd Recommolating term’ < euurNe Lo0 much room, cae oy TTT A ii, ar else you have given your bond, and seal- | Hudson, T Hancock, Jactici: 4-8. Exorder, V. Covington, iou that will make the largest banners without distiguring it | _Je22 lm*r JAMES GREEN, GOOD SUMMER WINE. ed itwith your blood, forall this service, one day to | J Lewis Jae 14] \eeiCoe Ee ce ipgetmens and Designs ea he: seen’ at, theit Eatabitekment, BOARDING aby By ATOUVENELy Importer of Franch | Wines of ierencat y Glaelt bg LL end dco" RR Hh JOSE MARIA DIAS NONEGA. e Most. approve . Bordeaux Claret and other | tan well knowing they w: “ vay ap b . 209 Broad ny oF nomen Ao wars of Sa Uahowe a AT DEAL, MONMOUTH Wines, ‘He haa removed f has OL Naasaa street, | then himeche Ve (cey Will show you less mercy We have a copy of Santa Anna’s speech on the openi ‘The proprietor af Bigsta'e Trarporation Line to Pitts | fer tothe Geuge Banners Noe Te On of On Few also'te | LEWIS F. HA Pers Vacbral whic imams Sehr eek ly erche Wines, St. Ja- zet the people hear from you early; ae Nea te qreerie mee at Tee! Tame 10, 1862. burg, give notice to th Meretiacs of New York, ad all other Covenant, 83, Parser jan, Montierraut, St. E * Ke, in’ barrels, Your Wev ly @ few sentences of this rest, ir Tine. ts wow in active Jacob Cortes, at the abo hy ast, about 7 miles from Stages pass through he terms of board will bling, &c, for horses, on You IRRESPONDENT, speech:— N. B. If you ean bestow a few compliments on |” “Jn America particularly, the masses (of the people) ‘ Mr, Botts,it may be of service. It is quite immate- | have received an impulse ‘that it may be proper and pos- Wine for pri rislto him whether you abuse or praive him, as he | sible to guide, but impossible to check, because its ten. eit to any part of the city alsa by the Tig as much delighted with oue_ as the other, pro- | dency isto create and improve. ‘The institutions of 1624 ose Who may favo P| vided he cun obtain notoriety He lives for fame, | #d placed the nation in an extreme to that from which it Drands; best quality th rons. shipping to the mpanie: and jost heathful sitia Speration Coots consigned’ to them (or sent to go in theit ties St, Nicholas, New England, St. George, St An- | Weq'seypeaty th ste lite,» will be forwarded with despatch, drews, St David, &e &e. ‘ and fro to meet the Phi Owners or shippers of goods, destined for the Western | Window Shades in great variety, from $1 each to the richest | he found very moderate, States, who have no egent or consignee at Pittsburg, will | and best, painted by the most eminent artists. very reasonable term: Please’ consign their goods to William Bingham, Pitsburg, | Stained Glass, after the manner of the ancients, warranted | "“[” f- H. pledges himself that no effort of his will be wanting who will attend ro saipping all such consiguments without | never to change color, with many, recent improvements for | to tender those who patronise him comfortable, and that his lay cams stakes ch lows aud other paplte ad givate buildings, steam- | house will be found equal to any alone the coast,” e20 hia No Wines are impure sold by him, as he imports them | and the newspapers of the day are his temples. pg I as the ecactine ext ae felicity, BINGHAM S CINE. Marked distinetly on eacn package | ont ee of Seamed Glass tainted on muslin for church 5 J.B, has opened a boaniing house at Hoboke Gaatviie States of America, led us to the compromising edoption of For ates of freight, Which are as low as any oth ine, apply | windows,ver pol Ln on of the real Klass.at a very trifling EcaM in your daily, (uh Vauxhall Garden, on the main road, where is kept a ured a system of Government that suited only ‘hat J sen lar No.8 Went street, omic Fists 220, | very pusablo nnd cheep ee ie iie | courdiscrpelon of PasMionsble ggrtment of the beat Wines. Private parties supplied w [Correspondence of the Herald} le. “‘Transidental as was the error, we iunagined that ¥ * No. 2, N. ! 4 : ners and refreshments. y avi ; i ; , dag, Sindayy entered. ws © Tnabargaud Pottsville,every Waren ‘Comets ONER’S OFFICE, them all over but did =a fi WF; m eanese Louisvinie July 14, 1842. ited States owed their prosperity to their institu- igh els—By aC tions, and not to the character of their people. “ fie its and Quarrels—Brahamand his Concerts, We imagived that by writing Ricinten tines ny Bennert— same laws, and by adopting the same forms, we could ef The quiet of our peaceful city has been disturbed | {ctuate acomplete revolution in the habits and customs, : a near gre: and national spirit of the Mexicans. Debulity and disunion BROWN &.CO'S Ope Price Hat Store, wholesale and ret by frequent broils, fights, quarrels, &c., within the | werethe consequences, because the action of the govern a if athain Square, comer of Mott street, where | last week. say our peaceful city has been disturb- | ment everywhere proved a nullity. Events have plainly 3, | fshion, beauty, durability and eeouomy are combined to adern y 3 : A y House, July 8, 1812. Now very likely you have never heard of this plaice, as 1 € acct Soret HN TESeee eae ee eta mee the Water Com- | winter travel from’ New York t0 Albany, and by the way Front street ; ‘Phelps, Dodge & Co., Fulton street ; ‘Suydam 0 0 “pt From street iy, ole Serveokc ereee 3) Sara ittee of the C eporation have Rog SARATOGA. fer to R. Crooks, American Fur Co.; 8. T._ Nicoll, NOTICE is hereby given, that th m ton Water, and ar- | several gentlemen from your place. thought they would eal ons to supply the citizens | this summer : dspend afew weeks, butas I generally sat Is auce that he cannot 'do bett er I will see one of them unt Lam sure of them, as this will be about as go. The following are the rates at which the water is at present | } oaythat © furnished Axnvat Cuarg: ¥ dieated the ri e Dwellings oftwo stones: -$10 00 | esr Siete, aud war yeefects he shaiteat Ott meat on | PERCE ce have the ol Ter ma educa | Cl Because stich occurrences are both rare and un- | iovendence and existence oe olen ee ta ii _ ee , pets 2 of road fro proprietors have the pleasure now to offer m addition * by - c x i - ay iF imitati err, 10 closely. pat of e caus is, ii yas ewii chee e . selves an expeditious and pl one mile vf the north | e of the State of Connecticut, sur ihe apse geatle, ton oni toon Nest icsans's gee ‘The cause of this, in part, was ewing to the open- Seite, , i rounded by the tallest I perceived. Price three dollars. We strictly adiwre to the one | ing of the W Mansion, a new cofiee house, fitted he Mexican Republic has proudly raised itself fi of them is a splendid lake, that abonnds ih tish almost as tall as | Perceive’ rls knows b wt 4 a , e house, m 1as proudly raised itselffrom Al ro Hock, A, M. oe mountain, iuelf ; we have ‘ocher very lakes, ‘The | Hat fees pn a eharaee Nat ala ieee Tats to the in splendid style, and after the fashion of the | its late prostrate position. ‘The strength and numbers of st fla iat Housatonic River one half mile from us, and, the, tributary | publie the propiietors thi pei “3 “ te aaa nk they, have zeached the ulumatum | French cafés ‘The day that this house opened the | ‘Me sym}, Raye vewm trevled, and the colors of the nation siuells P.M. teams of which I hazzard wothing in, There is no ¢ of Coaches or Bageage Wagons, or shift- ae of beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort. are about to be unfurled on hoard o| hips of war. Re- very, J : Pike fishing, are not second to. any 1 b sf id 1 th i forms and improvements have been in our reve- Payment to be made in ad: re f .| = = ar was free, and many seized the opportunity to ing of Baggage from one Steamipout to anothet op lhis route, | to May 1, uext-roubsequonie nomi aaseah pore. Tha tee eno anita tig edn Panda og a get “gloriously drunk,” t temperance pledge to | "ve system, and care has been taken to maketke Mexican ™Bxcecagers on their arrivel at will find stage coaches how jes, breweries, tanne: W them wih pleas Pach. ond oe eines MISCELLANEOUS. the contrary. Another cause originated from a mer- | Pcople sharers in the progress that distinguishes the age in readiness to convey them to Lake George and Whitehall on ting houses, and all other consumers, ship- ‘The way to get from your place to this, is |) = “} ree dSourth aad Mae “The most frank and cordial relatio e been sus- Lake Chemplain; connecting with all the principal Northern | ping, ‘&c., will be charged in proportion to the quantity of water Uuatios "Marset. ¢ a take the. steamer ren chant, onthe corner of Pourth and Market streets, | tained with the powers friendly to Mexice. Should it a and Eastern Stage routes. : used. on agreement with the commissioners, by to best) an SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY | having pinned upon a bale of goods, placed on some pear that any nation has invaded our rights, or practically A Stage (for the convenience of passengers who arrive 4 Office hours from 9 o’clock A M until 4 P'M, in the old Alms port tak rs on th lousatanic rail soad aa é ss boxes outside the door, a placard with, “No gentle- | violated the ‘good faith of which we have set an example, the afternoon train from Albany,) leaves Saratoga at 5 o'clock | House. Eutrauce by centre door, hich will let ope Offer ourheuseat heciselire echoes. Eat: IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.-£9 | 1's will lay on these gools” Captain O + MM. iin dime. for the departure of the SAMUEL STEVENS, Buppose you call up yousself. and. ask your fiends to come THE COLLEGE OF ab y an these goods.” Captain O. chanced | it will be found that my bape a geen pth samboat and brings eastern trav. Hers JOHN D. WARD, he falls too, ity ficule: oF ~ * rf to lean upon the goods at the time this card was | nity becoming the country over which it presides. totatiand, Wereary ZEB RING, ist tint might be ried but Tan net ioponed tgeetvouat | MEDICINE & PHARMACY _ | laced behind hint and ashe leaned furtherback he | Myatention has heen principally fixed on the Terri beny, on the arzival of the steamboats food cere!tp cars | iyadawe MIN Witer Comminionens, | guntutiieseeuons as Hhad rather people should lok itover for | 1p esegCTFULLY inform the citiens of New Vork that eed several severe and sudden pricks from | !ory of Texas, which has been usurped but as a preliml- the ba of ers direct to ani he depot and =p sce ron ee aan yon, Save on board the boat they have appointed the following Scu-AGeNTs in this arp instrament therein secreted, evidently | "@"¥ ‘ pations. e struggle now going on 1 ange of passens vl from the depot »n bLIARDS.—The through, as you save half a'dollar in the fare, it then being only y sabes A Y | must bea vitalone for the Mexican republic steamboat at the rate of fly cents per trank or package, oF 123 om No. bert from New York to here. The cars’ leave Oar flouce | city > to “wound hisfeelings.” On turning round he be- | ™ wo Mexican republic, and if we coe ronda avlling Dae wes vane Milby Sallpastager beakfet here and dine to New York JW. Bassere, Gi, Broula held the placard. “He rushed into the store fo de- | fark, freed honorable name emong efvlized ra o'clock, A. Mand 7 FM, Ce i wid i Fa oat ict | ja owee Ours With TON BARSTOW. De. Kiso, 267 Huds a an Saanation. BAY. aoe enmned, and gies and resources in combating without ceasing, and at Albany, June 27th, 1812. ptnahiy 5) ry and delightful resort for those fond of this healthy BEdFoRD MINERAL SPRINGS —This well known eee ge rry street. eeny , Wepre Oe f eee Mn See ant, @ | any sacrifice, and all hazards, until our arms and our pre. Fs. : Red . amusement. He feels confident that lie Bionds and e public ‘Watering plece, sitaal Bedford County, Pennsylvania, | ‘The Preparations of the College inay now be had of those | ‘ ‘d har, a rascal, &e. &e. Mr. 8. immediate- | teisions shall finally triumph. i RAILROAD NOTIGE. need only call on nim to become satistied that he is entitled to | f visitors, ipuemen, ly struck the Captain a severe blow in the face with } The constituent Congress of Mexico was just_astem- MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE, thats oper JOSEPH J. BLACKLIN, |. Tothowe whol ef vaited the Springs: igmay bencees: | “Prineigal Offices of the College for NewEngland,at 5 Tremont | hiis fist, Several persons and the police put an end | led, and as it was possible that his power would soon — = aa . fo my that they are sit 4 rei (; 4 e vi i HAVANA AND PRINCIPE he irks “through Pennsylvania from Philadelphia to | “Principal Oifice of the College for New York, at 97 Nassau the See Mt. 1a wrote an apology to Cap. the close of his Fresidcatinl career ty an tot sheseeee e Fuisbugph, a few miles east of! the chief elevation of he Allee ect Br onder of tg Ulla Agset’ | 24 y and ofked Ila would satisly Bim, The Nothing has ax yet transpired indicating whet wll he the N KUNS WIC i EGARS. Every thing has been provided at this watering place-to render |? ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, A OOD appain sat tee : Sate ie as at of the political movements now going on in Mexico. HE NEW JERSEY Railroad and: ion © RADER, 46 Chatham street, offers for sale a sqjourn pleasant to those who are seeking health or enjoyment, NOMY, ELEGANCE, Ishall lick you like — the first time I can catch | During the present session of Congress an attempt will be Day, bare: sented Pie ere on; Mi. * {00,000 La Norma Sewars. ‘Apsupertent will be found suited to all tastes, aude pred bead ‘ LIVING. you out.” Willhe accomplish kis threat? Time | made to reorganize the government upon. a plae diflerin Brunswick and New York, which they intend to run perma- | 50,100 Noval Principe. of snusie will be in attendane j HE undersigned has, at agreat expense, fitted upone of the | ulore can answer. z in important particulars from any system hitherto ado ep Bio Woodie rat hespltee he tape even or poets et the | New anh which ot ianded Metostlateaeemt tins | ‘The last concert of the Brahams was given lust | intha country. From the opesing. speech of Praskent eating New Branewick at 536 A.M. daily, (Sundays or | at oo deere Rigadee autt stack of the choicest more and Ohio Rail Hoad to Hancock, will have daily | ty an exeetlent and substantial breakinct, dimerandtes: (fom | evebing—was well attended—the house was crowd- | Santa Anna, very little can be gleaned giving satiefocto cepted) aud the feot of ona wy Bag York, at 2% ; "1 i - ‘onyeyances from there to the springs. supplies ofthe markets, with a bill Of fare not ex- ‘There: Wwélr. bei staal information upon subjects about which the greatest curl- AT dealers and mes above line is very de- | brand of Havana and Principe Segars. 20 In eod*c conve sieeea a beiiives the: webdes ceaprg — jot wees mber of dishes} rr ps - ed. The Te Ww as beauty and fashion—wealth and onity ie felt. 8 sirable for Speedy and cneap conveyance of merchandise NFORMA’ of Andrew Walker, who em- petaorngy . ; 4 aristocracy—taste and accomplishments—all gather- was ‘ ‘every, descrs Gee’ prdetiety co Dreren een ii from the parish oy Oskafood te A, I ensure the renewed exertions the coming season, ited States, and varying in prices from six cenits to ! ite—al It Jently opposed to the institutions of the United onions in tate rho eam have 130 head of cattle convey: | chin tSernd een a May, 1835: for Copada, ona wire semeat and comfort of his one shilling and eighteen pence per ‘The purest Java and | ed there with the one fell purpose of listening to the | states, inveighing against them in strong language, and Brack, rho ¢ New York Seee aay | fa Wenn of =) sin New York, isi.” eS Infriation re Sudesh bate WILL! Mocka coffee and the ver Aserved st only oes prapiies 7 pe pea — s0ng bite? ne Bee denouncin, Wine supeiads unfit for the Mexican ne- . specring him will thankfully received by hi ers. - _ been sounded by the trumpet of Fame of boi emis- | tion. In the latter particular, his opinion is no doubt a Prolece Sipayct’ westhenloe'ext tory gra A as haphanactelllberaals ~ 5 ohm th pheresas being the greatest vocalist of the age. correct one. ‘The opulation of Mexico are altowether . jontreal, July 1, 194% y fact, every department of t! i unfit for freedom, and a century of educati id 5 Merchandise, vent by Gio liar ie not subject to any extra PERSSE & BROOKS, dence of competent overseers, whose sol, Jn some snatinnesd tebprintht ab recteiel al amelioration, will be required to prepare push a'yorion chamme in crossing ihe Noth Riv 4 on NO. QLIBERTY STREET, between Broadway and ‘OTICE ‘f Ward Mecting—The ae = to the comfort and comgenicnete ‘Soren Whence nothing but the magic songster’s will, for a republican government like that of the United States. cunseighe ehclaien the Seolined pesca ee, bi Sok fated en roceries, hardware, boots and shoes, hat very jSiase Proprietor of the French and American Eating House, Who wove the spell, can extricate the wanderer.” —_| Upon the question of recognizing the indejencence of fhe recettian of werthene oe 100 Casks refined basket salt, Watch and cabinet makers; and all otvess who Toc! themselves | -Ng* Of and G6 Nassau st, between Jebn stand Maiden Lane. | +r he q subscriber of your paper, and let your | Texts the President does not relax in the least from his Passengers purchasing theie tickets at the tichet offices, will 0 Casks Boyd's bleaching powder, Merlched iy the cae makers, and all others who feel themselves | _p.8.—Open Sandavs for breakfast, dinner and tea, Je30 Sine Bad a ot your bepety iB former stubbornness. It is manifest however, that the receive ferry tickets grati a 30 Tons asl tho ety anthoriues permit anum Tous herd of foreign pedlers CHANGE OF AIR: AND SCENE Tr not only | neighbors be aware of the Fle the cause of great | chimera of the re-conquest of Texas, about to be sbandon ight for Newark, Elizabethtown, Rahway, West- to copgregate throughout the ward in the streets and on the side- essential to health, but a great source of enjoyment in the | inconvenience and trouble; for every persom here | ed. The release of the Santa Fe prisoners is a favoral field, Plai M4 Scotch Plains, Boundbrook and Somerville, is walks, to thi ry of our several trades, thereby depriving us | Summer season to the residents of a crowded Oy OM this, | whois a subscriber is plagued and bothered contin- | omen, and we should not be surp to learn that nego- conveyed by the above lines, and delivered the same day when who pay rent and taxes of our privilidge as citizens of making | nothing can compare with a JAUNT TO HOBOKEN, 10 | usily by some one or other constantly running in to | ciationshad commenced, contemplatinggthe settlement of received. mii 3m* 20 Casks 3and4 # E blue smalts. , an honest living to suj ourselves and families,are particular- | those who leave New York only for a few hours. ' Its b : ‘itm fea Gs 2 Bal ing three and four yards wid | i marae at 85 Coan we ‘spiny haily and diversified walks along th the iyvigorating | borrow it. The mails are scarcely open, and the | existing diffleulties, and the restoration of pence between OCEAN HOUSE, Long Branch, Rumen les Sptton carpeting re four yards wide, ly requested to meet at 215 Greenwich street, up stairs, on | sharly and diversified walks along the river—t svi sdelix ~ + ‘4 the two government rown's Dock, Middictown, Eatontown Dock | ayy 5 Beet Masiee pee aside ast Tunplay Eyening next, at § o'clock, ‘jyi9 ater | breezes rom, the water~ the rigture beauty of jt scenery | papers delivered, before some one is at your elbow 60" nd Red Bank, Shrewsbury—The steamboat wtb paw Kew 3 LN BAF 1 2 > r e many fine »nd commanding vi fom ——_— jy Ie to borrow the Herald. There are a certain set of TO THE LADIES. Saptari All from Fulton BOAT RACE will take place at the Ely: will leave Ne icayune fellows who make it a regular business to U. B. District Court. iby east Riverlcvery, morning et 8 o'clock for Teed Hoboken, on Wednesday, July 27, 1912 ASHIONABLE MILLINERY GOODS—The proprie e heir’ friends ight Before Judge Betts. “he i . é A of $60 will be given to four ‘oared race boat NABLE 3 - 5 sponge on their friends or neighbors to read the J Ake roger J* Rtas ese lac ach ne | mac Si aah whew be sided eps a vent | Rots te B-RINYE tai he eaebred fa Re, daily Henald, and these same chaps will anathema: | atiehad been mewardon boartef he thip, wd lbele vicki Iolas will ran as above, uavigation and weather permit- foe winston bone. derlatne theta wiht pis ae Good, for the spring trade never as yet presented to the nbr Canal, and Christopher street Ferry Boats, | tize you in the strongest possible language. T'ilsend or about $450—$200 of it for wages asserted to be iT i sou tnapeiet thd lake off 0b Owners thereof! wrorking boats not exceeding 20 foot in length. All boats wish: | HE pode ta Ment the bea a ee ntly dering the day + -_ jys2w'r ” | you their names by and by. and $260 for medical advice and attendance in his futtne ee je293ne | ing toenter for this race, will please to cuter on or before Sature he celebrated SILK * CALLED CAPOTTE D'OR. T BARTON, ne — sickness, which had been acquired on boaxd the ship.— RENNEBEC AND BOSTON. tay, the 24d instant, as rio boats will be allowed to enter after LEANS oa" orn. ichesse D’Oreans, of France. ipavil ofthe late celebrated Flaiitist, Charles Nicholson, | Axoruen Sreesooat Acetent—On Monday last on | Bonell, it will be recollected, obtained heavy damages in OND," Nanhaiel" Kimball taawens will | o GWSMCCAIEY seth Bipaae Peele Tabak hie ee HDD SLE ERLE Siw, ANB SRGINAY | it gi sed rom gpeiguer nite fering | Creek, between Zanervill and. Dresden” which ener: | “ySyeermecoat cree rien ‘awards him on the part IND, o 4 A ys a . ec vat ¢ . “4 H loans. the north side ot. wharh, Boston, | Tor ON WATER Bitte Ne ot peek ors tall MSODINE CAPOTTES, ELSSLER ee ee gered the lives of a number of persons, though only one | tut suer for the whole voyage. By a law of the United and Fi day cvenin i C proptiepoe off the Broadway Meche fe eek ’pieabaie §o a> yt es apply at 77 Chambers-street, Bro way, from the re was ver ae ners’ Lape oy which carried | States n vessel is ony jecenpeneee inenrred by either 4nd Thangs ACE Maing eat maya sth pounce to the public that he ts maw prepared. to furnish Baths | Parisionand English PANCY STRAWS, of the finest te Fiche, ahd Sporting | Wo onber the Lock et the, dams, the eiver helag eweeaee | Ghent sk place while, ey were comgel oe eae ° a to a" 5 Warm, Cold, Sulphur, Shower Vayor, and variogs Medica aaa Breet a eeT sscitull th the Ipdjew to favor bir pate recent rains. when a strong’ current cro ng its track, Stages will be inreadiness ow the arival of the boat at Hal- | te, Bathéy always ready f with heal’ ral 4 tock of Mik 100 Barrel Fowling Pieces carried it into rough water, which tipped the boat, and the lowell, to conve: passepgers to Augusta, Waterville, Bangor teh Crete oe nt is mow prepared for their reception | [hers for themselves, before | here, as it i Double Gans, it i ion twisted ecg boilers were thrown from their beds, carrying away the Belfast and Quebec. travelling for pleasure will find | with suitable attendants, HENRY DURELL. will Ye a great saving to them in price and a greatadvamage as fo scnneieecd a aaaicene cantitk upper works of the boat. The eabin floated off, but the | duct considerably few# pleasanter routes than this one to Quebec, as it rans | _J¥ 12! re —— | regards the varicty and guality of the goods. istole~assorted—100 different varieties. vase rineipally ladies, were reseu it; and ered hy the Court. js fal elewanter routes than F ud he monde. ae Mode pr ae na ht passengers, prineipall ies, we ed from it ; and | be rendered hy p Messrs. Burr & are good, and the hotels well kept the Seca aig mite GYMNASIUM. folline ighache thence oy bm Gat der Flasks and Percussion Cape the mail and passengers’ baggage were saved. ‘The man | Benedict. For defendant, Mr. Anthon and Mr. Nichol, _jy10 2m*e ss cieRaadsalhaali FENCING AND SHOOTING GALLERY. Lol — mre : Sporting article rally. lagt was a colored fireman who jumped overboard to swim NCING AND 8 a : ’ SHIRT SHIRT The above articles will be sold at ard of low prices, | out.— Zanesville Gazelle. 333 Broadway, (corner of Anthony-st.) 1. * A. W. SPIES & CO. Court of Common Pleas, P, MOURQUIN has the honor of informing his friends and UNITED STATES SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 77 Wit- | "y1¢ ime c + the pul 7 1 4 218 Pearl street. i i ental Before Judge Ingraham. ve Gymnasium is now in imam street, corner of Liberty, N. Y Notice is hereby a ~ — - Onrnic Savixcs.—A certain eminent transcendental . J J a NAI ON, Capt. Hancox, h zal, thas his pew Gy: 4 to Merchants and traders in general, that the proprietors of dit aniod by a female teacher of thesame school | Juty 21.—Cor Zeigler vs. M. L. Seivas.—The plain- Nace erary fea feats nd | Bred othe Amertean ibhins ‘Phe room ee las anf well | the sbore crablunmentiare sional sven meted of mane | LRON, CAST TRON, AN D) | sttvraccompaniod by a omele teacher oftnerame school | it e-3 Conrad reer ve ML. Seicar —The plain: Half past 9, Cathasine feree Brodie et, 2 Market street | Ventilated, which gives. them, the advantage of being always | facturing which enables them to sell their shirts at x cheaper 1 01 half past 9, Cathatine ferry Broo! : . oc , he turned to his | watch,” or fascinated with the great bargains that were music.” Another | offered, strayed into the auction store of defendant in ing,the young lady laid Brestwar, near Pine, on the 99(h April last, and gave $71 \d said, trembling with | for an article which he could not have bought pre aly ad for a quarter of that sim at Marquand’s orien Daring one of her companion and sxid—" RENDERED ~ | sae fet pi R U S r P R O O F ’ | emotion—“Relph! this em ya 9%, pier No. 1 North ri- | cool. Parenjs, Professors, and Gentlemen, are invited to visit | rate than any other house in this city. This statement will be Croton Waser | affirmed by the list of prices as foltoy t bath, for jum. irely independent of the istol firing cam do Do Colored me paterns, large si va ees this establishment, to which, as soon as U genre to Comey Tauins “hantiare an Palme afernoon | Works wall be in eration, wil be added Bath-(the steamboat General Jackson will continue to run to | ‘Mire a™yamiance of the Subseribery Shirts, with Linen Bosorns ai ‘titched in the Bosom and Collar: FineM tne Mu the same place every other day in the week)oomd . leave as fol- i 4 eS written warrantee was given that the watch was in prime quarter past 2, Pike street BG nine Ny one Canal greet at 6 bist wed To Also, «lange quamity of Bosoms, and C FOR ONE CU ENT PER POUND ONLY 11! Drowsrp.—A scow,in which were two men, a woman, | ofder. It appeared afterwards that the watch would keep ‘The boat will remain at Coney tnlaed oat Fencing lessons given as usu! on:moder . hand, which will be offered cheap for cash. jy! THE WHOLE IMPORTANT ART AND MYSTERY | and horse, was ac dentally tipped over in the Hudson, | pretty good time if Inid in a particular position, but not hour anda half, and New York by 7 o'clock. Open at day break, and elose at half past ui SUMMER STOCKS OF GALVANISING, near Ft Edward, on Tuesday Jast, and one of the a party, | therwies, and a: watchmaker next day in leeghing et siete il4 Im*e AF 4 . VES. Otherwise zinking Iron, Cast Trou, and Steel, &c., made plain | Jenn Morgan, of Moreau, Saratoga county, drowned. Mr. | plaintiffforthe “ bargain” he had made, told him that it STATEN ISLAND FERRY ‘A YOUNG MAN AND A BOY were drowned by the up. SCARES, CRAVATS AND GLOVE and easy to every ove, [with an'enaraving of the Tools| Xforan was good sw immer, but probably lost his li war a jewelled watch, but the jewel happened tobe broke, ; ome Ste OF a row boat off Governor’ Island, on Simday, 1th Fa ee, 6 et fin tia vew, busine | rendering assistance to the female—he was a respectable | Plaintiff carried it back and demanded his money, but it Foot of Whitehall street. years old, father thick arts about’ teers aches th height rhad | aumpmer mouths. AlssrSemrts.and Crave. Wo great F | farmer and formerly well known to the travelling com. | was refused on the ground thet the watch had been in Una pair of li y kambrov Jloons, a yellow vest, and | A large assoriment of Stk, Thread, Cotton Horkin | — This bool is forsrte at all the Booksellers, mumity as the keeper of a hotel at Lake Gvorge.—Sandy feed order when it was taken awa; a iclisihers Phe steamers STATEN ISLANDER ‘and SAMSON | wasat the time without ment boy Was 4 years of age, | Gloves—at the old establishment, 241 Broadway, between Park | only—or add r leuter, post paid, Mr. George Juhnson,care | }7i)] Herald. rought. It appeared from the testimony of w: ere Hot BM. “Ail gopae tre ronnteod espe porteeterly toaned: | ed Fantatoons, Us Uudet his chin, and’a gambroon frock cost | Flaceand Murray streets pope's qsnetors AGATE, | Metts Butlery Noe Gold a. jeer ive Che jewel uals 1 ronelirs eee anh ened, Ye 2. ? ° a joons. 5 nt for J. 4 a. Wall LD SALT WATER BATHS. 1 “coum r, 5 and are at the risk of the owners thereof. iy! A haudaome teward will be paid to any pemon giving infor; | _N_B. Constantly on hand, aneatensive assortment of Linen | HOT AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS. | Prann SRE aee Care sot, Md ION hat ogusd be ollewed, The Court, day ne TT OL Sale GE MON! | Hct vetatine sweats feeovery of thetr bodies by thetralf | apd Muslin Shirts, Linen Dress Fronts, Linen Collars, Under | PRABINBAU'S New Hot nd.Cold Salt Water, Bathe g | || SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. $i wes alt ie Seat op poeaiegaaee vents (a war ing thay CH ‘ATCHES AND JEW in jviptwee_ | Gero 7 Vila AY 9 Wa Ah | strect, North Itiver,) oped, for the accommodation ol | 1 smbert) merchaut, Nc YerSept dn nee COOMBE & | ites having been given) (o demand his money back oF posit ty on Moaday next the 35th avs st WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY LOW.—The sub MPORTANT TO T both Indies aud gentlemen. Open from stinrive until 11 o'clock | Lan nert) Teer chant, Ni: ; aker, Milan, | to sue for damages, He has selected the former. If the Farnist ed state roome for fourteen abi Hold and silver peneliae walters, of wold and silver at geht. Patches, Ca-cReat and harness maker, Milan, | iey considerel the watch to have been injured at the be taken very low, and the between teak til, lowerthan at any other place Tor thee aia Be Te PUBLIC. N.B. The water whe niches, Ca Seu. 3. ery, they would find for plaintift-etherwise i feet high, ve as love as 25 co: dollars each. Watches Sa Jegecty eciee | A TL. who wish to economize can obtain Clothing of the best deepened, whieh rendereit ereluaively | Aeiteay gan tran: shoemaker—Sept. 2, ‘The jury found in favor of plaintiff for $7 ¢ about isting th <iitcoancrys, °° | Orie moucy retards tate Warranced to ivep ood ime A Fae ecgie ey Canal stecety one door | evoted to ladies ut ti 2 will be in ate | Andrew Smith, builder, N. Y. red wes ‘Also, a large assortment of P. T. Winslow, merchant, N.Y. Mr. chs ropa rn visi ing Uh poe ‘T. Mason, late Governor of Michi For pass ge, which will be very moderate, appl; ou yar, at | best mannery and war ing. Price of a cold bath 1336 cts, ©. ra, and Summer. Goods, from which Clothing of | tenance eve t much less than the usual Pier No. 13 Eas: River, orto | by ome of the finest workmen fame ie € ae a iw teat : ie Of | warm bathe 2. fet ree we one eon, N.Y. No. River, oF 49 “ t intheeity, G.C, ALLE all kidds are made to order in the best manner at very reduce —_ sharles Herw: T NOY. Bop. 5 a 45 Falton st nent door tothe Pelee Bok, | Saeed up eeateresamd dowelny, wioleaate and feta,” prices, 205 Canal stenet jelgamer_ | (OAL AFL mney? | ‘Phe number of bankrupte in this district, thas for, 1175 | Yetrow Feven.—The French brig Dunois, sailed in passage $60. ase ae ids COWAN aa SHIRTS GLOVE & MoMURRAY, 100 Pine st, cor. of Bouth, shane about 200 have received their ‘certificatss of | rom Havana for Peneacola on the let inet., with a ANGING PAPER —20,000 pounds low priced \ 'S COWAN respectfully informs the Indies of Ne . wilh jy We setltahd = — dise \ , Crew Si ‘i \ ANGI Po Priced paper, Tor M ingd its vicinity, the nunies giving Tes-ony ou tie | CUHTWTS made to onler, after the mort approved Rrench CONSIGNERS of Aryan from ssscpecietasins _ | nart of her crew sick with the yellow fever a9 1 Liberty ot Aa om a in Singing, and will be happy to fashions, Gentlemen's Garments of all descriptions made to | Liverpool, will pleat board, pier ¥ &g- Ship Hottinguer, Bursley, sailed yesterday | ae une M 088528 bale black Mos TY Ste | receive her Gr altend the respective | order at the shortest notice, E R, or to the office of the subscriber wit delay. All enods A A re vane hae Dericureet.—The weather has been very fine NS & CO Sot vislhce ston fortande eng At their | Genticmen's Furnishing Store 67 and 69 Maiden lane, comer im five days must nnacci table be rent tounblie | for Liverpool with over three hundred stecrage pm 4 ri sails nove qo lon’ 8 & CO. own residene ‘ortes for sale and on hi : . iene Bl ., z y ya ts chade jess! hi oe er er nee TTL ERCTY 09 Jeeves’ | Geime ee WILLIAM COLLINS. | “yt 61 Sonn | semzers, PENS Cree Seer