The New York Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1842, Page 3

Postiartuns’ Combitsions.-We ate glad to have it in bur power to abaource that the lestmaster General har rescinded the ordev re-adjusting and reducing the cum- missions of deputy postinasters, This order, originally made with great reluctance by him, was precautionary. He hail just grounds to apprehend a deficiency in the reve- nueofthe Department to meet its current obligatious. The economy which he has been enabled to introduce into the service, and the increased vigilance of the dapat posimasters in the execution and enforcement of the laws regulating their duties, have satisfied him that, with # continuance ofa like service ly all the agents of the de- partment, its obligations may be met by its income during the present year.— Madisonian. Arroin tment ny tHe Paestpest.— William Kinney to be Attorney of the United States for the Western District of Virginia, in the place of W. G. Singleton, whose com- mmission has expired. AMEKICAN MUSEUM AND GARDE) is Seine resort for citizens and strangers. Crowds Attend here daily, and are delighted with the great diver- sity of amusement presented. Winchell has been reeu- gaged for one week, and will appear in one of his most smusing characters, including the play of Old and Young Nick, Diamond, Whitlock, Miss Rosalie, Animal Mag- netisin, the Gipsey Girl, Modelof Dublin, and a new drop curtain, represeniing Byron’s Dream, are among the at- 's presented for 25 cents. (G4 PHENOMENON IN CHEMISTRY. Hair Dye—Colors the hair and will not the ski ‘Ad ye to sorrel tops most interesting — Oue that grey headed mortals should be testing Ag eat‘ phenomenon in chemistry ;” It is strange, but any one convinced may East lndia Dye that, brown or black as 8i Colors the hair, and will not stain the skin. ‘These facts are warranted by the gentleman who manu factures it, who is the celebrated chemist, Dr. Comstock, author of Comstock’s Chemistry, Philosophy, and many other works well known and widely celebrated by the ublic. This Dye is sold at No. 71 Maider Lane, New York.—Phil. Chronicle. East India PG BRANES, SALT WATER BATHS, CASTLE GARDEN.—We are now in the full tide of summer heat, with a thermometer above 90; and where can personal comfort and bodily health be more effectually preserved than by a visit to Thomas’s splenuid shower, swimming and private baths. Clear water, comfortable apartments ond kind attention will be found there. uG- GO TO CHURCH TO-DAY AND TAKE A box of Sherman’sCamphor Lozenges with yon. Ifyou have adull hg Aeamig they will keep 1 awake and show qn all ite hidden beautica, If you have a brilliant and learned discourse, they will enable yeu to see all its bean- ties and aublimity, thereby enjoyin it in a far greater d gree than you otherwise could, besides dispelling al signs of headache, dullness, low spirits, despondency, and even the heartache—Ruston & inwall, (all their stores)--Sands, 273 Broadway and 77 East Broadway; Chureh’s, 188 Bowery, and Codington, 227 Hudson street, are agents—Warebouse 106 Nassau street. fg WHAT HAS DR MOTT SAID?- «That for every disease nature has provided a specific.” See reports of his Clinical Lectures in the Herald. “The learned Pro- fessor has thus uttered a sentiment which almost every new discovery in chemistry and pharmacy confirms, and in which the Couecr or Mepiogne ann Pranmacy fully acquiesce. Acting on it, the Courece have prepared & number of compounds adapted for the cure of many of the most distressing maladies which afflict humanity. “All the preparations of the Co.tear are compounded on sci- entitic prineiples, and according to the most approved formulas—several of them being the result ofthe careful investigation of members of the College. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal office of the College, 97 Nassau street, N. Y. Ne IMPORTANT NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS AND. TRAVELLERS.—The severe and trying influences of our climate are well knowu, and the Coutece or Mepi- cINe AND PHaratacy, have compounded a preparation for the express purpose of removing those affections which originate in this way. Persons who have recently Innded in the country and travellers are particularly liable to these diseases, which are chiefly owing to derangement ef the biliary apparatus ; and they are particularly admon- ished to use this remedy which may now be had at the office of the College, and of its agents in the country.— ‘The other preparations of the College, such as the Tonic Mixture forthe cure of debility, Medicines for delicate cases, &c., &c., may also be had as above, with full di- rections for use. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal Office of the College, 97 Nassau st, N. Herald Bulletin of: News, The Herald Bulletin of News is kept at the north-west corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. On the arrival of the morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. M.—and also of the evening mails, st fouro’clock, P. M., the latest intelligence from all parts of the world, may be found on the Herald Bulletin Board, at this corner. Let every wayfarer stop and read. Advertisements of all kinds taken at the office. Herald General Printing Office. ‘The General Printing Office, capable of doing all sorts of printing, such as books, pamphlets, bills, cards of all descriptions, now open at the Herald Buildings, entrance from Nassau street—Joseph Elliott, Printer. The New York Lancet, ge A few copies of the first volume of this work, handsomely bound, may now be had at the publication ottice.—Price $2. City Despatch Post, 46 Wittiam Stace. Parscirat. Orrice.—Letters deposited before half-past 8, half-past 12, and half past 3 o’clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o’clock. Brancu Orrices.—Letters deposited before 7,11, and 2 o’clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent. EE ——————————<—— MONEY MARKET. Saturday, July 23—6 P, M. ‘The transactions at the Stock Board were small to day, but the sound Stocks generally improved. Kentucky State 6’s rose 3 per cent; Ohio 6’s 1960 2 per cent ; Harlem Rail Road fell } pér cent. The mercantile community were astounded this. morn- ing by the appearance in a Wall street paper of a commu- nication signed Boorman, Johnston & Co., who have long ranked as one of the leading houses in the city, in which that firm publicly and voluntarily repudiate a con- tract which they acknowledge to have been originally legal and binding. They defy public opinion boldly, and refuse to meet the contract on the plea that a law quibble exists by which they cannot be compelled to pay it. The facts are simply these, Im the fall of 1839, it will be re- membered that an immense fraud was discovered in the stock issues of the Bank of Kentucky. Immediately on that discovery, the transfer books of the bank were closed in order to investigate the fraud. Just prior tothe discovery, Boorman, Johnston & Co. authorised two bro- kersto buy each 100 shares of Kentucky stock at the Board of Brokers on time. This stock was accordingly purchased of Jacob Little & Co. The contract for the purchase was made and guaranteed by Boorman, Johnston &Co. as principals. Before this contract fell due the books were unexpectedly closed, and the seller was de- prived of the regular method of transfer. The books were unjustifiably kept closedover two years. Ontheir re-opening Mr. Little notified Boorman, Johnston & Co, that he was ready to deliver the stock. At the same time Mr. Little received many hundred shares from other par ties situated in the same way. To theastonishment of every one, however, Messrs Boorman & Johnston chose to nullify the contract and repudiate the transactions, telling Mr Little if he could recover it at law he might do so. It must be remembered, however, that if the law justifies a wrong, public opinion never does, and every citizen of the United States must succumb to its influence. When repudiation of contracts reaches private transactions it i time for the public to be on the alert. The interest on the seven per cent State bonds, issued by the Comptroller, will be paid to the holders in each ‘ease, on presenting the certificate at the Treasury. For the convenience of holders in the first and second Senate districts, and of those out of the State, arrang ments have been made-to pay the interest at the Manha\ tan Company, on presentation of the certificate at the bank, by some person authorised to give a receipt for the interest, Since the printing of the bill for the new tariff of duties on articles imported into Great Britain, an important re- laxation has been introduced by the committee of allow- ing corn in the bonding warehouses, an allowance for n tural waste, viz :— If warehous barley nd tye, 1) per cent; ome ah nes oon neat Three and less than six ment “I ner cents tele SF ber oer iths—wheat, barley and rye, ix and less than twel — ‘Twelve months and upwards—wheat, barley and rye, 3 cent; oats, 4 od cent. Except on Spanish wheat, barle: and barley kiln-drlod abroad, wi ig he only halt the above mentioned allowanees » aud on kiln-dried rye, Mpristerertad a oan ‘This ia very material, and essentially affects American produce, which from the distance whence it is shipped, is more liable to be bonded than that of the continent, when the execution follows more promptly upon the order, The following was the state of the American produce market in Liverpool on the 5th inst. + Amenican Provves, Livenroot, Juty 5.—The imports during the past month have been very light, an‘l consist Bacon. The demand was offered on the ind little, if any, now re- mains in first hands. An advance has again taken place ; as much as 338 being asked—it is not expected the latter price can be obtained. On the 24th ultimo, 100 barrels pork were taken tor shipment to Sidney, but the price was 80 miserably low it was not allowed to transpire. Beef quite negiected. A few tierees of bacon have been sold in bond at dis, the quality very poor and soft. AsmaX parcel of cheesé has arrived, but remains un- offered for the present. Lanp, bladders, per cwt, 56 060; firkins and kegs, do, 48.062; American, —. Hams, dry, per ewt, 56 062; wet, do, Bacon, por ewt, long midilles, 44a 45; short mid. 48. Beer, per tierce, new prime mess, 115 a 190; India (new), —. Pork, per barrel, prime mess, 66 076; middling and inferior, —. A more important regulation has been, however, the market was ermiselon grind cora in bend, ‘Mee House of Commons ave agreed to @ resolution to permit foreign wheat io be \clivered, under certain regulations, from the warehouse from ship, duty free, upon the substitution intoghe ware- ouse or the delivery for exportation of equivalent quanti- of flour and biscuit y to all vessels in the \ totes with British four tnd biscuit manufuotured from foveiga wheat, instead, as sas heretofore been the case, of taking in those supplies amburg. The grinding of foreign wheat in bond will hrow the whole manufacture of flour for the swpply of Sritish shipping and colonial trade into the hands of British millers. The operation will, however, be advanta- geous for those interests, and will promote the consump- sion of foreign com, and probably a large proportion of the supplies heretofore taken at Hamburg by English vessels in the Newfoundland trade, will now be manufactured by English millers from American wheat. ‘The present tariff before Congress, if carried out, will be ruinous to the best interests of this country, as it is in its character nearly if not quite prehibition on those articles which form the medium of payment for American agri- cultural produce. The specific duties now proposed are the same nearly as those of 1828, while the prices of the articles have fallen in some cases more than 50 per cent. In 1828, cottons cost, for instance, on an average, 15 a 20 cts They now cost 6 a0 cts. Pig Iron cost then £5 a6 per ton. It is now £2,10 per ton. The duty in 1828 was the same as that now proposed, viz: $10 per ton, which was nearly 41 percent. The same duty on the same article now will amount to 103 per cent!! The following is a table of the cost of three kinds of iron under four duties, with the present cost under the proposed duty :— Foxriox cost asp Uxiren States Duty on Inon UNDER Four Tanirrs ano THE PRoroskD Tanirr. 1823. 1825, 1829. 1833. 1842. Pig iron, cost per ton, $30.00 44.40 24.40 25.20 11.10 mi duty 10.00 12.50 10.00 10,00 10.00 se “per owt, a3per2et at 44 70 Rolled iron, cost per ton, $21.00 26.00 31.00 35.60 29.00 “duty pee ton, 30.00 30.00 37.00 30.00 27.50 so nerewt, 150 7 110.00 84.00 91 Hammered iron, cost per tou, 60.00 6: 00 51.00 42 . “dn 40 18.00 17.00 . per ewr, 3 35 36.00 ‘This table shows the fact that the per centage by the new tariffon articles which form the chief medium of pay- ment for our agricultural produce, is higher than by the tariff of 1832, and in some cases higher than ever before. Such a state of things cannot but be ruinous. Sales at the Stock Exchange. WW BkotCom _ full go 25 Harlem RR 100 do scrip bb0d 9035 75 r SUS k ¥ 16 Equitable Ins Co 19 Canton Co 20 73 Mohawk RR sGod a6 25 Bost & Prov RR 85 75 Harlem RR cash 16 % do cash 1614 wo do sds 1544 5000 do. dor 7344 15 do cash 164, 2000 Kentucky 6's ed Second Board, 40 Harlem RR 1% do 15 So do a 8315 i * 100 b30 15% State of Trade, We cannot notice any improvement in trade to-day. Ashes—Sales Pots for export $6 124, and at this price 3 bols have been disposed of. Pearls also sell at $5 50. Beeswar—12a 1500 lbs southern Yellow for export at 26 cents, cash. Coal—Sales of75 tons Liverpool, Pemberton’s, at $6 25, 4 mos; 100 tons Scotch, $5 12}, 60 days; and 732 tons Li- verpool, on terms we did not learn. * Lead—Pig isin request at 3} cents, cash; 1000 pigs Wis- cénsin and Missouri have been sold at 3} cents, cash. Naval Stores—Wilmington Turpentine at $2 87} for prime quality. Oils—Retined Whale at 42 a 45 cents; cask Olive is very dull; 100 cases Nice brought $3 50, and 100 bskts Marseil les, $3 37}, 4 mos. Flour and Meal—Sales 1200 bbls round hoop Ohio, for ‘export at $5 87}; and 300 bbls Michigan, not in prime or- der, at $9 31}; 346 bbls Ohio via New Orleans sold at $6 12}, for superfine $5 87} X bad, and $5 37} for B bad; 260 bbls Brandy wine, and a small lot Howardst., brought $6 12}. Rye Flour has declined $3 75, with few sales. Mexican Tariff—The committee of merchants appointed by Santa Anna to revise and alter the tariff laws of the country, have reported, and all the alterations recom- mended by them have been acceded to. The new law does not go into effect until six months have elapsed from the 20th April last. By the new tariff, brandy will pay $200 per arroba, 25 Ib, instead of $400, as by the old. Gin $200 per arroba instead of $400. Rum, which was before prohibited, will now pay $400 per arroba. Wines, white will pay $150, and red $125 per arroba. It may be recollected that by the old t ite wines pay $250 and red $225; we speak of those imported in casks. A proportionate reduction is to be made in all classes im- ported in bottle, Olive Oi pay $4 per ql, instead of Sperm Candles $15 per 100 ib, instead Bi Codfise $4 per qi, instead of $3. Steel $2 per 100 Ib, instead of $4. Raw iron $1 per 100 Ib, instead of $2. Wrought iron $2 instead of $4. Black tea 50 cents per Ib, instead of $1. Green tea 75 cents, instead of $1. Hams which have always been prohibited, will now be admitted by paying 30 per cent on amount of invoice, with 26 per cent angmentation. loth of all clases will pay 80 cents per vara, instead of $1. Cotton prints, colored, 9 cents per vara, they can now come in as course as 20 threads to the square inch, before peat i wnder 30. This alteration will have the ten- lency to bring many English goods into the Mexican mar- kets, which were before as good as prohibited, Cotton handkerchiefs, colored, will now pay 6 cents the square vara, instead of 12}. Cotton thread is prohibited as formerly. Philadelphia Cattle Market. Beef Cattle—500 head offered for sale this week, sales from $44 to 64, a few extra sold at 6c, 230 Cattle were sold at the yards over Schuylkill. 27 head left over. Cows and Calves—276 at market ; sales from $18 to 25; extra. $32. Springers $11 to $13. Dry Cows sold at $6 to $11, Calves $1 25 a 226, according to size; on the Delaware, from Jersey, by weight $3 a 3} live weight. Hogs—160 at market, sales at 4}, all sold and scarce. Sheep—1214 at market On Saturday, 994 ii Wrus by Rev. Mr, Potter, Latunor arty to Jutta, daughter of Wm. C. Carls, all of Died, Ametia, only daughter of Wheeler Hale, aged 1 year. On the 25th January last, at Harbour Grace, Newfound- land, Mr. James Swany, a native of Queen’s Ferry, Scot. land, and brother of the late Robert Sharp of this city. Passengers ‘Arrived. fe Jaomet—Sehr United States—W Chandler, J Donald. Passengers to Arrive, . Philnra—N,B Knapp and lady, M Eastman gytlfady.O A Woodand lady, Wood, lady and {wo children, Mr King. Iady and child, Mrs Freeland, Mrs Russell, Lieut Patrick W 8 A, and servant, JL Locke aid servant, Mr Hol: mau, Mr Reed: Foreign Importations, ® Port av Paince—Sehr leg 4 Daughter—300 bags coffee ¢3,- 250 Ibs logwood A C Rossiere & co—146 bags coffee 8 W Lewis —216 Chester & co—14 Dowley & Demarest—15 do 2 bbls citron 3 do ginger 4 cks 2 bbls G Hog: ‘Tamrico—Schr M ssachusetts—$2165 P Harmony & co $1400 Lennig & c rustlein, Koop & co $1200 E W Ite bin, Piilat~8500.J Percival, doi6 Ibs" vanilla Denne Mouse, Brothers & co—t bales jalap'A Patrullo—lt32 tic 1 box 1 chain 1 portrait 10 pkgs bullion J Fleming, Pi MARITIME HERALD. To Ship Masters, We shall esteem it a favor, if ¢# re, will give to Cox jodore W. A. Bassett: of our news fleet, 4 report of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed, the vessels spoken on their » & list of their cargo, and an} foreign newspapers they inay hae Commodore Bassett will them immediately on their arrival. We will reciprocate the favor in any way. of vessels arriving To Correspondents Abroad, Our correspondents in foreign ports are respee:fully requested to send by ervey vessel all the marine intelligence they can ical information of any kind, fro a road, will be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 24, 1842. = = ae ses ee MAT [ Moon sees 733] ION ——— Ships Roscias, Collins, Liverpool, Johnson, Havre, © (Bremen) Tegeler, 1, (Br) Brown, Londo rannon, Montevideo cedon: {Bn Silaby,’ Souillard,” Norfol Duteb gall tough, ‘Rotterdam, Sehmidt & Balehen—Sehre Morn’ ar, Br) Prudden, Eleuthera; Maria, Hopkins, Baltrmore, Johnson iLowions Bogee, Keaph, Alesaadrie, DC; Palestine, Stevene s0n, Philadelphia, AB Cooley & Coz Agawan, Cambridge, Hall, Boston: Page, Taylor, do; Ben) Baxter, do; Gil Blas, Seeley, New Haven, Arrived, ‘ jormal ith) 25 da from To- wast wih tb fis ogo to Meyer Starken heft no British brig M y, Dean, pooner 86rS ha Nien eft sehr Si 1. Sehr yal, 20 days from Kingston, Ja. with ido old copper tod. & Gi. Lam ean, of Philadelphia, ane. the only American Marj. for Porto Rico, sailed 2 daysdefore. 1 brig Dolphin, ‘on a cruise, all well.— brig Theta, fin Jamaica Jat 26 25, Jon 35 4; ms that they, had shock of on + that a ofan hot hear ot an damage. ni ys ‘ampico, witl fe 25, Int 15 41, Jon sehr 4 wi lerenry, Nickerson, of Plymouth, 100 bbls spmand 12 daca tint 3 e bark Mary & Jane, of Fieuston, Me hom SO Ison, Benjamin, 10 days fy . Johns, PR. ar 26 casks molasses to. Mason & ‘Thomprer Lett brig Lions Potter for Phiteeloit: hompson. cam vessel in port. ‘Schr Macedon’ for seth’ only, Amert can ven sailed on the Schr United States, York, 16 days from Jacm el, with coffee, ton, to onder, Left schr John Danlap, Case, for Boston, tame day icks betreas: Lote: € darn trove Siranetc NC. chy Sultana, rons, lays from Swansboro, NC. with stores, to De Peyster & Whitmarsh, Nh swith wood with wood, to | Sele Win Brown, Davis, days from Virgina, Masters Sehr Sequel, Brown, i days from V) uaste herman, Maff, 1 days frow Vi hay aster. Sehr A. L. 4 > master Ja, with wood, Sehr Paul Jones, 4 days from Suffolk, Va. with shingles, to | naster. ’ Schr Abraham, Brown, from Deer Creek, with shingles, to aster. Below. ship Utiea, from Havre, re hot insight from the One brig, unknown, Pocket i ported in the Wall fig General Record. The Hoseius, tor Liverpool, and Rhone, for ‘Their letter bags are at Gilpin’s, Lerren Baas. Havre, will sail to-morvow, in the Exchange. Bug Sea Flower ano Wrecks, Sutton, at Charleston, reports that Hatteras, he spoke the Sea Flower, imington, with loss of topsail, fore staysail, and other dam- age. Same day, saw the wreck of a brig odge, with seven head of cattle oa deck. Ni of Cape Hatteras, make oat her nine, Of drift stuff, of various kinds, schrs ashore north of Hattera ham, also reports that on the 1 a violent gale of wind, during wh & Ellery, of the th inst. off Cape yes, saw agreat quantity, of four ‘on onsiderable the loss of sail Tig north of Hat- teras,saw the Wreck ofa tons, bottom up, minted gree masis and spars of aschr, wit rigwing attached; alsc saw large quantities of wrecked materials. Same day, Henry | ‘Thomas, seaman, a at aud was drowned. KG Noxrikaner, from Bucksport, Me. with a cargo of ran ashore on the outer bar at Mobile on the Hith inst. where she remains, and is badly ashore Foreign Ports, Liverroot, July 2—Arr Rochester, NewYork. Sli 26th ult. Roscoe, d ith inst. € SS 0: vy d= Messense Dear, June 23—Arr Ark, Lond Cowes, July 4—In port, Arab, rah, Antwerp, do, July 2—Sld Hebrew, Bosto RT, June 38—Sid Apollo, Balti K, June 25—Arr Metoka, ive of Carnarvon, Wales, fell overboard nore, rpool, (with loss of c re topseil yard, fore topxallant mast, and one tan lost overboard) and sid 28th for NY: ‘ rk. ‘apt, June 1—Iu port, Falmouth, and Pico, for Bos- ne Arr Lycoming, Cronstadt for Bostou sick at Cronstadt, bnt expected to join , June 2—In port, Rienzi, f Boston, ld, Std 18th, Clar June 23—In port, Hamburg, for Sid 20th, Czarina, Beston. June 29—Sld Cynosure, Boston, Beebe i yHEEvorr, June 39—SM Francis Stanton, Virginiag Paris, N ork. Rotrenpas, July t—In port, Calisto, and Hollander, for Bosto: is. ly i~Arr Huntress, Havana, Sid June 30, Al- Vigator, N York, Ntwere, June 18—Sld Sarah Sheafe, NYork; 30th, Wessa cumeon, Ne weastle f, June 17 qate on; Nautilus, 0 do. T Newport; 18th, Empire, Marathon, Boston; "19th, Leopard, ‘e, Boston ag, NYork; 19th, Natchez, %, June 15—Arr Mary Kimball, Hay i, Kennebec, NYork. MALAGA, June 25—In port, Otho, from Boston, arr 13th, to return soon, CANOLA, about May 30—Ln port, Catharine, for Boston, Ist june. Snivava, about. Malta, only Am vess Mavnitivs, Mareb Bonmay, May 1 ¥—Arr Ventrosa, Boston, and 4 days fm , Boston via Halifax. luseat, Careutta, May 13—In ‘otomac, from, Boston, 3 Hamilton, fot United States, une; Argo, and .' Bost next day,’ Senator, do, une;' Chilo, unc, Asia, for Boston, sid from Snnd Heads 7th. ‘Apollo is supposed to have left Heads on the 3d. Batavia, Feb 22—Arr Sarah Parker, Boston, and sld March | | 5 for Sil pore. Manttiea March — Arr Cl Pewanc, March 23—Sld India, Boston, Sypxev, NSW. Feb lt—In port, St Lawrence, from Phil delphia, arr 13th; Roce Pulsford, for Boston, Id St Jon, NB. July 12—Arr Glide, Philadelph rlotte, Boston. Morey Jane, amily, New ick. + Cardenas; do; ith, Danube, do; Olive, do via Eastport; ork, Mi Russell, Linw Orleans; Ame eat, Juty 19—Arr Mary tay July 3-SId Huron, N ni. July I—In port, Annawan, for Boston, 10 sz; Two Brothers, do. United States Ports. Tuomaston, July 14—Arr Oneco, New York; 18th, Oceana. Boston, Sid 16th, Ludwig, NOrleans; 17th, Charles William, do, Pontiann, July rance. Arr 20th, Pac- Lubec for Baltimoze—Capt Merrill on account of sick- ave up the command, and was succeeded bi bec for NYork, Sld Ontario, Bath; Pac- i 01 New Zealand, Boston, July 22—Arr Palestine, Liverpool; Wm Schroeder, Mayagneg; Dunlap, Havana; Thos P Hart, New York and Sag Harbor; Elizabeth, Rondout? Maize, N York. PrymourH, July 1@—Arr Enterprise, St Pierre, Mart, New Beprorb, July 2i—Arr Lodewin & Eliza, Philadelphia; {Sd Louis, Bremen; David Coffin, Philadel: ork. July 23—Arr Randolph, Mayaguez; Palm phia, Nantucket; J Brick, NHaven; Erin, W. and Monitor, NBedford; Craven, Dighton, M Cayuga, and Planet, NYork | Cld Elliot, Hal harleston Packet, Providence Cleopatra’s Barge, Cinde: Webster, Boston; well King, NBedford; Mirror, NHaven; Isabella, Hudson, NY} Carroll, Sing Sing: Emeline, Powhattan, San! Ht Paynter, Jno * Crouch, Charity, Princess, Paragon, James Keeler, Daniel Sarah Brewster, N York. : Barrnirone, July 20—Are Eagle, ‘Portsmouth, NIL. Cld Com Warrington, La Guayra and Porto Cabello: Marianne, StTh Sid’ May Flower, West Indies; Direct, NY ork: 2 Ni ‘Std Avola, Marseilles; Douglass, : 8 Fresident, New York} rk: Leontine, do; RichMoxp, July Rosetta, N Bedford 4 : Nonroix, July 20—Arr Seadrift, Boston for Richmond. Sld JW Kempton, NYork; Mary Frances, W Indies. Cuanuestox, July 20—Arr Damascus, Portland. Below, Nauvoo, and Frances. Arr 19th, Sutton, NYork; Birming: Sivawwant, July 19—Arr Exact, NYork. Cld Cliftoa, Liy- expool; Democrat, NYork. $ld Nicholas Bidule, Liverpool; L Baldwin, NYork; Philura, do. New ORLEaNs, Joly 13-Cld Troy, Lond w, Mar seilles, Arr Lith, Desdemona, Buston;’ Huron, do; Adolphe, Bareelonaand Malaga; Uneas, Havana. Cld Hudson, Havre; NYork; runsf RTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. fa @ be obtained inthis country.” See adverse: we perceive, to be obtais ment on the last column of fourth page. m3 is D¥, JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed his Consunting Orrice, to No. 3 Heraup Bui.pine corner of Nassau and Fulton streets. je? 3m ins ¢_ P, HOUSTON, M.D. DENTIST—Has removed to 213 + Broadway, between Park Place and Murray street. Je29 cod Im*r lig a LUC FOR, Ds; FEUC BRANDRETH’S PILLS. DISEASE! HOW THE HERE are two pri work : one the prince ¢ inciple of conuiption may be likened to a prir of scales, and when duly balanced, we are free from sicknyss—when the principle OF Iife predoutinates we are in robust health, and have energy equal to any thing we undertake, When the principle of de- ey oF cory are down the balance, then we are sick, and the disease declares itself with more or less violence. Now all we have to do to recover health is to remove from the body the corruption, and thereby restore the balance in. favar of the healthy or Life Principle. To do this we have onl: ase of Brandceth’s Vegetable Universal Pills, a medic only. removes the dross or corrupt parts from the bo: y, the blood pare, and free from all impediments, ENCOURAGEMENT TO THE AFFLICTED. DR. BRANDRETH wants no College-—no insti these boeies, whether corporate or otherwise, always the ultimate oppressiou of the pablic in view. ‘Beware of rofessed corpo ate bodies—there is always danger from the Frhey are opposed to the Spirit of Liberty, whether in. Pol READ—REFLECT! y CURE subject, was given among othe n than a yi sin reply to aletter addressed to this Society, og an opinion of Dr. Brandreth’s Pills, ‘The Doctor Ppening to receive, and publish the letter, | have been peat-dly requested to xive more particularly my own impres- sions, with which request I now comply from a s iad oceasionally doctored for the dangerous humors described in that letter, eversinee I was old—my age is now fifty-six. For fifteen or tw ithas peen exceedingly troublesome, obliged to resort to the Various remedi no cure was effected, was in amost dreadful c my life by the ravages of that re ty, the cancerous humor, was certainly pre ly'and persevering use of Dr. Brandreth’s 8 have been requested to state particularly the effect of this me- digine in my ease. j : ‘oa person who haa been blest with a mild, pleasant and ef- ficient medicine, when in the most restless, painful and di i ion of body, when relief was least expected, fore I began ri tory relief. ‘The ulceration ceased—ti my h neck pissed off uy degre onc my sleep began to be regular came invigorated, And here not forget to sa na iong continued use of these Pills to experie "helt ve never, at weakening or debilitating effect usually experienced from ce: thartie medicines, Fore number of years Th ahject | to sores breaking in my head iy previous to the breaking out or ulceration above mentioned, and freqaendy my face, neck and arms would be so inflamed 1 it seemed impossible tb »: 74 ry the hamor, The fact is, that by using the Pills reeable and etof the internal diseas. prevented, as I have no doub vansing the b! Th never had recourse to Heceing or any other remed: whiel this wonderful ence could be attributed, for while using th Pills I nsed no other medicine, and never expect to, so long as the Genuine Brandreth be had To conclude, the cl PERMANENT a dence in the medi cases, to be nsed Resides my own, se diate knowledge, whi evidence of € my syste is apparently sand auch is my conf bly recommend it in all i nume- ‘ive abundant represented, would The Gem js axe known to be hasmless—therefore I re- peat to all suffering from disease, perify your blood bys pro- per use of them. ‘ MARY HH. GRO&SVENOR, TO BE REMEMBERED— ‘That each ef the genuine has upon it THREE COPY. RIGHT LABELS. ery That each label has two signatares of Dr. Benjamin Bran- dreth upon it. ‘That there m And three signa fos BENJAMIN BRANDRETH, Besides, the labels are full of small printing done in red ink, here b on the labals nearly three hundred impressions of | andreth’s Pills. THE BRANDRETH PILLS ‘ tre so a 2 canta per bor, with directions, at the following New York = races e NBRANDRETHS PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 241 Broadway, between Park Place and Murray st. Bowery Ofc 27 Bowery. ds street. Hemember, Dr. Brandreth's Office, in the BOWERY, is 274, OT 276. jy2ietr 1 NOT PREMIC) surance Compan tbe upon each box thrye siguatures, thus :— B. BRANDRETH, M.D see te: EDUCED.—The North American Fire 1 have reduced. their rates of insurance on All stoves dwellin «i merchandize contained th: Office No. 39 Wall street, opposite the Merchants’ E New York, July 2tst, 1842. rant ROBERT AINSLEE, President nxchaliwge f i days fron New York for | S| Try then Saupe duly 21—Aw E H Herrick, NYork. Cld Gambia, | the salutary effects of Dr, Brandreth’s medicines. | | furnish, a the shortest notice, B A CARD, KM, DISHROW, Proprietor of the Equs NE" Vaushall Gardens fayette Place, | ‘hat spacious arena for the purpose of 9 Ridius nade arrargemeuts with Mr. WW. Das ia, # geutle commended asa professor aud t ‘ul accomplishment, the art of tiorsem the same, begs leave to inform the ladies and gentlemen of New York who may ablishmeat with their patrou- that every epertioe pall be used to merit a continuance of hissituated in one of the most delighttu! ealthy locations in the city, will be fitted up with every the comfort of pupils, ahd the most rigid observance y will be adhered co, | particulars may be ascertaine | the office, No. 498 Bows on application at and cars are pass: wing deser s thick, nirrow, double backed, ud pinion Excapement. palett Wheel of don manufacture, boxes of the lever | Slide, . II be given for the recovery of the HENRY MOORE, cer iy2e Ste | LOCUTION —Ladies desi 7 ng Tesso “4 above elegant and us mnplishment, in w nwa prrected, articulation, perfected, and action su | ed tothe word, cam learn varticularly from Mis. SAMUEL BUTLER ew York, “iva Ste ship will please send the leans wearf, foot of Wall street, w t hout delay, All goo not permitted in tive days will be sent the public store. A ROSCIUS, for Liverpool this. ship will please be on board the steam ag Wiel Tors orrom (Mondas) oraing, at 1 w time ship Lt e s will | Mowal places at 1UZALM, i’ etter bass wi "[O_ SELF SHAVING GENTLEM strong beard and tender face, the Metalic of G. Saunders is the only artiele n | ale difficulties. A most fl Iman, 4 M 301 Strand; Loweoek, 38 Cornhill; Thorn | New Bond street, live them f and reco! w Haymarket; the use of their own e ¢ ‘ ery, SAUNDERS, 163 Broadway. sons hovy MITH & RICHAR formed that the busi DSON, Atiries at | Law, ss of the concern will be car- | ried én and conducted under the direction of the undersigned by authority from the surviving Co-partner, until definite arrange- | ments are made for its future conduc Clients are requested to call and give pondents may rely on ha aun corre tended to as heretotore, BENJ. FANEUIL HUNT, ALEX H. BROWN, Atiomeys. F. D. RICHARDSON Survivor of Smich & Rie! r y necessary instrie- ng their orders ate nd the South Carel «above three times « pe Charleston Comer. FOUND ‘A large Brass ast night. The owner exn Ke ul paying for this advertisement. tO THE ARFLICTED, | ES? that pair notofa suré and rapid cure, Life Pills and Phaonix Bitters. fail of restoring the sick to health, the weak to strength,and the wretched to happiness as far as personal health fulness is concerned, will then, and not ull then,be indeed tune to,abandon hope. no such word as FAIL” in the w 3 while © ueceedin oy adds scores to the innumerable multitude of cures they have effected. ‘or sale by Dr. W. B, Moffatt, 375 Broadway, New York. IyBiwte b aE HE ‘TEETH. [HE TEETH—A reduction of 20 per’ cent—Upper a lower sets of teeth inserted on si et 1 atinospheri | tooth toan entire set; all cai | ral teeth; toothache cured. | Childrem’s, nalf price. J. Buskey, Surzeou D ray strect ext door t6 the church, west of Broadw dy23 eod 3m*r oy Na is 1 r Anis | TO MARRIED LADIES. ADAME RESTELL’S PREVENTIVE POWDERS. —These invaluable Powders have been universally adopted in Europe, bat France in particular, for upwards of thirty years, as well as’ by thousands in this country, as being the only u safe, and efficacious remedy for married ladies, whose health forbids a too rapid increase of fami ‘ lame. Restell, as is well known, wis for thisty years F Physician tn the two principal, Female Hospitals iB hose of Vienma and Paris—where. favored 1 jer—by tracing the scarce in the meridian rapid and | often apparently Bieler fond mother to. 2 ole rive ata kno posi- | donsespecially hich, in 1908, led | the discovery of ventive, Powders. | ‘Their adoption has been rving not, only | the health, but even the life of many an ionate wife and fond moti ; The ad 1g the importance of this sul i resulting to thoosand, fully : near and dear, "by all that the ot Wise and viru easiouate, Virtdons, al y answer in the affirmative. tell recommends or ever. recommended, package, accompanied with fall and particular can be forwarded by mail to any part of the United Jetters must be post AD, ‘ ‘emate Phy street, New York. Boston office No. 7 Esses si. NQtice TO MARSH New York are direct them,ou or before the 20th make’ out hi All enlightened mind will unhe« ‘This is uw th i Madame Re five dollars States. AME RI ie cit 1 in the warrants held order that the Mayor may ‘or the ye: ns, y order of the Mayor. »SAMES H. WARD, First Marshal. _ Mayor's Office, New York, July 22, 1842. le history of cof by g to do so, will be considered as hav- SDUCED RATES OF tf u INSURANCE.—The rates of premium of insurance a ust loss, in consequence of the introduc f the © androbberr uring the absence of the occupants, and closing of alee tes LAMBERT SUYDAM, President. JOSEPH STRONG, Secretary. 23 3 ROBBERIES PREVENTED attrifling expense.—The nu. merous burglaries committed in this city, of late show warn housekeepers and others to secure their ; + valuables as much as possible against. ¢ ts ich cannot be than one half al value in sell at less thei having reselved. chem St their fat for Wilder's Patent Salamal , Peverally admitted to be the only Safes which can successfully intense heat, ’ + Safe, or cheap second-hand Iron uder Safe and fron Chest Store of 8. C. HER! SELLANY for Angust—! ument, drawn and engraved exp "ortraits of distinguished Americans, expressly for the Miscellany, on steel, Geo. Washingto: H. Harrisoa; Henry Clay,’ Daniel Webster: Chief Justice Marshall; De Witt Clinto bert Fulton; ‘Thomas Freli nk ot up at great expe ‘ashions for Augast—three figures heantifull Cavatina, * Would dearest thou w ‘Perms $3 per annum, or 25 cents per num ments alone are worth twice the peter of the number. Literary varied and interes usual,” Contents as varied and Interest a co 'N Y, and 19 School st Bosi Jy23 ate constructed on ingenioy: combines the most perfect ty. [tis made without spi get out of order. These Locks. a V a ined and used by many sei men, who highly appreciate their worth. Builders and owners oi houses are invited to cell and examine for themselves, For sale, wholesale and retail, at No. 111 Fulton street, up stairs. Jy22 iw*r IMPORTANT AND New York College of Medi ily inform the public that ue Consuirina Paver will hereafter be in attendance daily at the College, in order to afford Medicat advice, ts. This arrangement has been made in consequence immense numbers who have applied at the College and who wish to meet the Consulting Phys Ls gE ry ERM. On payment of One Dollar each patient will receive advice nd Ox Doutar’s worth or Mepic as prescribed by the Medical Attendant. 4till_ 8 o'clock, P. Principal Office of the College, 97 Nassau st. r Hours of Attendance. M. of the College, ARTNER WATED.—A house having About, 1000 dolars m 10 till 12 o’elock, A. 7 By ord yor" W. 8. RICHARDSON invested in the manufacture of a staple article, wish aspecial tional capital a handsome business could be done. To a person | disposed to invest the above sum inta safe, profitable business, this presente rare inducement, For partieglarg enquire of W. A. WOODWARD, Negotiator, iy22 ur 49 Willis’ st, HE ITALIAN CHeA BOAP is worth twice 1a weight in gold, to cure any Eraption or Disharement of the | Ski Phe thousands this has cured in this city is really. surprising. wre justly termed by the medical edunsel of Paris, a" miracle, a wonder, and a Leo | to vlear the skin.” nfidently beta oe for the following pimples, ckles, blotches. salt-rhewi, scurvy, h mnbuirn morphew, ¢ri ioned here, It will to a bea been Rev. Pruldi Thy 1 misrepresentation no puffy "JONES, sien of the Ame. New York—price.socentea Brooklyn; Redding, a State st, is. Captains and Gavellers al jy ere CROLIUS’ BOAT ESTABLISHMENT 400 WATER STREET, FOUR DOOFS EAST OF CATHARINE MARKET. NE Sabseriber having in his manufactory, and under hig ‘own immediat » auperinten nome, of the oldest. and inoxt experienced L tilders in this city; and the best of materiale + building every description of bouts, which enables him to s of the most approved mo- del and wort hip, on it VIED of fhe Nan, of Muses Please Barge, the fave, lintelle. ; Atlanticy Wakona, &c. Also, the | Ann, of Peekskill ington, of Pough chem, of five P five, of ph and ne lat of New FOR MARS#ILLES—Packet of nt t—The vior brig ISAAC MEAD, Capt. D. Stud: ine i very superior furnished accommodations ngers, and equal in all respects to those of the other opean packets from hence, JOHN McBRAIR, Secretary. jytawer Freight or pas yt Oe OT TNE’ WOLD & HINCKEN, Agents, 9 Tonting Buildings, Insurance Company, No. 46 Wall st ety also insures against loss or damage by burglary B HOMAS BELL. {Store Nes. 2 Ann and 15 street.) SDAY, AL 10-2 o'eloe, in the sales room. Large Sale of Goods by dnler of a Receiver—Furniture, lothiiig, every, hardware, guns, Jewelry, 20,000 seg 5, Wines 1 Geutlemen—Ateo, a Linge solid oat b AtW 36a Ladies wearing appar port my bra les. Hay. Elegant Furniture and most fast hogany ehairs, bureaus, toilet hoghny, y's gold + Warden’: ures. aters, Sc Se uth side Madeira St. Julien claret, champagne of favorite dials, cineipe sin the ti ane ext wate » commices and Jasses, att ssing bure TUESDAY, At lo’elock, at the A’ + inspection, for of steel, damaged on the voyage 0 aLiow ve library, 1 feet fom apart by te helving, glass door, show NDAY ky at the sales ‘onsisting of very choice ; Duff Gordon pale sherrp: agerm and patent alabaste:, of various brands. and —to be sold in lots to suit hor brand, just landed, supe count of Ww pm it may: importa ‘tor OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY. 2 FA U Dit noon, at o'clock, Friday afternoon, at 5 o'clock, landing on her pass at the foot. of Hamm« Kingston Poin ‘The steamboat ROC! the above pier Taesday, seven o'clock, y Tuesda’ and Alban Dott Waits ond stre Catskill and Hudson, y to the Captain on board, or to D. ew AES » Thursday +$1 00 days of lea y ‘obinson street, day after- every Monday, Wednesday, and each way jewburgh, Poughkeepsie, St pt. A. . John, leaves nd Saturday afternoon, at ‘The above boats are new and substantial are furnished with elegant state the Hudson Rive nd in every respectareu nsurpassed among ame For passage or freight, apply on board, or fo SCHULTZ, _ Atthe office on the wharf, or on board, Passengers taking this line of boats, will at all times arrive at Albany in time for the first train of ears for the east. and west, iyt FO. WAL the foot of Cortlandt at, 5 o'clock. LLOW, C street, Wed LBANY, TROY, UlacesPhe splendid Law Hintermediate pregsare steamboat apt. A. McLean, will leave nesday afternoon, July 20th, aa Swallow will leave as above, on Saturday, 23d at 5 o'clock, The above Rooms, and for jy20r a substi ecommodations is uurivall tial boat, fitted up with clewant State led on the Hudson. GRAND STEAMBOAT MR. J annou mg a Cotilhon bas of July. Mr. Pe hal which will be aitached to any orning. Brown will attend with 3 toa large owards West Point, retun residence wit RAGANSA EXCURSION. | 'W. PARKER h be as the pleasure to friends and the public, that 1 had many applications, he intends gv- sdey evening ‘next, tered the steamboat the 26th No 207 Bower on ‘of the season, anda hand- , cream, some supper will be provided on boaud the bot, N.B. Should the vather prove w infavorable the excursion will ter a SION to The steanboat WA PAN Staten 1 jy22 D PLEASANT EXCUR sland and the Lower Bay— VE. will on and after the iothTnstant;commence her regular excursions by leaving Staten lock, (0,1 North Rive ‘are each way-6%s e her pleas “at prove ah 3. F ing ti no, ments, run every Mot past # o'cloch— 9=Pier No. 1.) gaged. Dinner and all ‘on board. a ton half an how UTICA will 1 at half past the city ac? o w Fare 25 cents ea lay and leave as follows 2h « val street at half R., at half Islend on teen y, M, 1, 3and6P lock On r, 10.0 asi IEALTHY. A wisillNG BAN —The ae substa tial steamer half past kinds « ve 25 cents each way. make ai July 2at id leas —Canal ay. no conne $0 that pas Afterme M.—Leave New York, A M, 2,4 and halfpast 6 P the 4 o'clock trip the Wave Fr Bay, which will the hot summer if cents, be- 8 from qnarentine establish 223th XCURSION TO THE Kis OFF SANDY HOOK naking dail (street ata quarter 8—Pike street, h, ane ¢ eas fol street at No. 1, at 2% o'clock, P.M. FOR LIVER! POOL-—New Line—Ke; packet of 25th July—The splendid packet OSLIUS, Cutan J. Collins, of 1100 tons, as above, her regular day, for troagh accommodations unequ board, at Orleans Price of hart, fc valle ‘OLLIN: for splendor cr foot of Wall street, 8 & CO, 36 South street. E. K. 100, Thc jacket nag SIDDONS, Captain F. B Cobb, 0: 1000 tons, will succeed the Passe Packet 25: ip RO! as are als 1000 tons burt! for cabin, second eabi known, are su ing to se hoard, foot of Wall st Ww. the [3th August; ar drafts for any amount, f Ireland, on Lc Bank, Liverpool, which are paid in all the principal towns of | 0” it For particulars apply as abo th Kingdom, NEW LINE © ny aud stee erior to aly ottkr Line of p re births should not fail to make e + to kJ. T. TAPSCOT 43 Peck SI Persons desirous of sending for their fi brought out by this splendid packet, sa those remitting them mor payable ondon, mfort ag berths in t PASSAGE 13 Pe ek Sti to. send for thea friends tout inthis ship, or any of the regular line, on fave he ships by ‘oscius, and sail 25th Angust, her regular day. ers may rely on the ships of this line sailing punctually 23 LIVERPOOL PACK! or plendid well known preket hin Colling,will sail positives raze p the national and xchange aud Discount Wf by r » for cabin, second cabin and Her between decks with every convenience, and fon to the comfort of secoud eabin and steer with economy, should lose ship, as’ the price of whi on board, OTT, South street. an Wave them c bs Packet The perior first class packet ship JANE & BAK: BARA, Capt. Coleman, having been unavoidably jeamed, will positteely clearon ‘Tuesday, 26th, or passage steerage passengers, {v made on board, foot of Dover, Wk ST. jy2t amodations for e in, second cabin and passage, early application should be street, or to TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck ef South att COUNTE engers, 1 re 8 2 foot of Wall street,« LOV! FOR LIVERPOOL, is OF rates, apply to the’ Captai «SOHN HERDMAN, 61 Sonth street. VERPOOL He fitte, p be Secured on moderate terms, the first class British RRAN, Captai AS ‘incket ship GASTON Cs fi tue at Orie ana wharf foot of Wall 5 For freight or passage | wing me fas dations, apply on Loard, at Orleans wharf, foot of orto Barque ‘in O'Bryen, in only two years old, $50 tons burthen, will meet with ral «| ‘he Oliver Eldridge, ished! accommo- ‘Wail street, F. K. COLLINS & CO % South st. Great care will be taken to have the goods by this line cor rectly gents in promt 4 forward all goo New. Orleans, Hullen & ods to their ror NEW ORLEANS—With qui ti t TO A, Capea i 3 yerior cabin ener; which Wil be taken at ihe fon ta male on i An A on TN REM KF ine be x) in Lee on board at Reetor street if, ort Se" GOYDER MINCKENTS Vontine B Wood: e lo st rates, i rH E.R orto st. 161 South st. ACE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER fast ‘sailing, coppered, ARLES CARROLL, burthen per se 1929 by Messrs. ergh & Co. of iT ra Havre pach is ip prime iand use, For terms P.M. DOCTOR BELL. DOCTOR BELL devotes 4 ) to the is removal Personal attention (daily OF private dise in every stage. All suifering unucr protracted cases, aggravated or un ¥ a | treated by toatperienced or pretended practition- ers—those faboring mnder the destructive effects of aack noctrams, and al i who sis (arking im the system, may consult antue of a eure. Persons coutem sei ‘i de! confidence. Post ¥; wadistance, have Me ae Ter exposes to sus} oermanent. (Private offices 4 COURTLANUT STREET, from wa fyatt loots f PACKET si ship, will pleas wharf, foot of Wall lays will be vent to pnb July 23, 1812, O38—20 bales bi WA jyte te diseases, ating marti thers, prompt y is from Liv thett eet, All ¢ store. K, COLL! may consalt letters, descritmny the case of person: attention mercury 0 geet the, remains of diseas: ir. B. always with a guar eno have been the sul ‘Dr. bell with honorabl ‘Bs treaumes! well kaown to be safe ane pool Consignees by thi mite_on board at Osten foods not permitted in five jyasr TAS’ & CO, % South at | DANCING ON | + fneuished eturn the Utica will remain at Fort Ha AMUSE I das Sak NIBLO'’S GARDEN, _ Mxtvraordinary Ravel Fans. Reccived Nightly with Show's of Lawshy und Ap- jeauee in their various SPLENDID COMIC PANTOMIMYS, &e. MONDAY EVE 1 é formances wilt A Ravel Fauuily i Will give his astouishing ms. Mans et CONTOR Quarter of an hours inte mmenis 1, ‘Alter wi A GRAND OVERTURE ‘After which POLICHINEL EN VOYAGE. Pasha of Smyrne, ir We ‘Other characters by the Bt. ‘0 conclude with THE PROMENADE MUSICALE. 1 "he jroprietor wiles yi sforms the public, that in . TION sion will be allowed for Refresh ; Saloon. Miss Wells compliance with the wishes of numerous visitors, this mired part of the entertainments, will be given alter the per formances inthe Saloon are over, Manager, Mr. Chippendale, ier and Director, Mr E Woolf: i. seven o'clock, Matertainments to coum HMATINE. he performed the LAND, Mrs Hield Judaly Werner, hy F ROUEN, Z Mrs Thome my eld To by THE CARPE Mr Kirby Thome Martean, Auteine Bollard, 4 RICA. | Juliette La Belle, Mes Hiett clude with OME, AGAIN etsy Tucker, Mrs Blake at 7 o'clock, ana the ewrtain will jock punctually 18, 25—Pit, 1244¢—Private Boves, $5 Jin Crow, cur AND PH | a Return Strong, Doors will open rise at a quarter before Dress circle, 50 cents «Weather qualled comedian NE acter as Jack Humphrey in feeiove in the Day Atter the Weds WS, of the Park Pheatre. Will appear, also Mr HRUSSE! Tuan entire ‘Tables, also ax Col MR ANDRE Soins de ON Ball B. ent will reanain at 25 cout P ING, July 2d, Enterainients ts commence amtive Salona Borlock, with the omedy RTE WEDDING. n| Col Freelove, of nfteen min tens fier Which ie COTILLION JS Browne u LOOR, ‘or one ho Afier w TURNING TH BLES. Jack Humphreys, Mr Browne ‘To conclude wi th GRAN ALL | In the open Garden. Master of Ceremo | Adnussion only 25 Cents, AMERICAN MUSEUM AND G ORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN | & opposite St, Pant’s Church, p. T. BARNUM, MANAGER. INCREASED NOVELTIES !! Mr. Winchell, the unrivalled comic drollerist. Whitlock and Diamond in'their Banjo Extravaganzas. The wond Gipsey Girl can he privately consulted throughort the day, MrE H Conway, 2 without extra charge. The Model of the City of Dublin Old and Youn Mr. Winchell sustains six cha racters. A splendid " Byron's painted by artist. Ex nimal Hie, the popular ing; and G ‘ afternoons at 4 in the evening. eum, Garden and ntertain- ce. : ole Muse ‘iting Buffalo or M. h to take Rochester i wey, will please address the subscriber, EDWIN DEAN. Rochester, July 1, 1842. Jy6 Im ins*r = AL oe ee MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION. SEA MONSTER ; EA DEVIL. ‘THE GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY IN AMERICA immense specimen —The proprietor of th pegs ieave to announce to the pnblic, that he has for Exhibi- tion, at the Bowery Amphitheatre, the Sea Devil, which was captured 26th Apni, 1942, in the Harbor of Charveston, after a desperate struggle with 26 men in7 Boats. s ouster feels cos fident that the lovers fie will be highly gratified in this marvellous production of the mighty dee Mf, which w : They TH—(Foot of Montaot Worcr Bathe at the teoe m 4 M wP. Upon anitproved ‘and private baths for ladie sT making splendid 0. 16844 Fulton lass for the uth. » from eight may conte + it portraits and views, by F street, who have. nail reception of pupils, ite class willbe ch o'clock 1. and the pay ‘A. Muto ten oe hue in the elass until perfectly sati ms—825 in advance. F. A. ARTAULT & Rhoue, from Paris, 1,000 have just received by the packet y superior Plates; also, 25 improv ed Dagnerreot paratuses, as well as an extensive supply of the best Chemicals manufactured in Paris. iy9 Im*r NESSES BY ‘THE DAGUERREOTYPE PRO. CESS are taken at the rooms, corner Broadway and John street, in a superior style, with all the modem improvements, without any regard to the weather, the result being always the same. Instructions in the above beautiful art given, end apparatus furnished at a moderate price, iness may be obtain iso, every description of miniature ‘Specimens may be seen at the rooms cases, lenses atany’ time during the day. jy tin PACKET Ship. Roscins Tor Liverpool—Passengers by this ship will please be on board the steamboat. Hercnles at Whitehall, on Monday” morn i 142 o'clock, at which he ship will sail. eer byes will weloe ky A ae ae” on all parts close at the usual places at half-past It dye CTIONS made on the most favorable terms, on all Li ts of the United States, by 8. J. SYLVEST 22 Wall RE ARE ORPORATION NOTIC. noon, he eity of SMITH, Comptr Je2d lawl ett Jy 20 at eod* y NURSE “offers her services to tht vacitated by long experienc sicians, and references given. dy!3 Imeod ¢ MEBURY FOR SALE—A superb‘ ilbury—nearly new at na “ro tnson, ~ OOD, & CO, 40 Hy <\near Canal 41. ry ‘Testionc vials from the first phy - Apply, 58 Greenwich street RSOLL* Cc. L. ING 1 Bey : “RIA BOAT ENS ABLISHMEN r. OATS, Dinkey sail boats and race boats, pleasure boats, 8 Ke. The immense Boat Building Establishment of €, 1. 406 Water st, eae, Catharine Market, ts one of the naive inthe United States, Here were built the most es and club boats that have floated on ica Also the barge for the Auto- sont for A ith of A 1 taste of the pu hatever may be. Pile'materials are all of the best quality, pine boards’ being no jart thereof, A large assortment of boats of all kinds, including lite jouts, nixs,' long, quarter, pleasure, Whitehall. and race boats. may be always found at the manufact yry, at prices much below what purchasers have heretofore paid, and a liberal «ss. erunt on the usual rates will be made to those who wish to sell again. Please call before purchasing elsewhere; you can then ‘ofmy work—References. se Wyiitale, Sol "Agents 38,Wall at. For advertisement of boats, &e., see Com er & Enquirer and New York Commercial! vert jy22 Ime ~ AULD LANG SYN S HOULD old acquaintance be forgot and never brought to mind, “ Should GALEN'S HEAD cease 10 attract the eyes of il m Di ‘The eyes of all mankind be sure have long been ce Where else on earth is safety found, such perf where’ Re quick to Galen's Head repair, nor longer b mortal foe to life and health yains strengt vs nd epicnres int he insidions for d Peck stip, the ent hereabouts, for nearly forty years fans proved the chor that bantsb short, to, Dr. Bt ‘all the quacks unless all fears— 5 SOTICE —Just published, price 50 EDICAL NOTICE Filton sceet, New Votk= "The ei i'r for the Sind in Dis e--A ponmlar naps int the eng tds dh ON cen oral so indulgence. Ie onstirational weakness nervous trite consampt mpi a Phe Dr, jsAlso a thor of a pew te duct ve vecty written wr the. sensitive female, who, while she |p xe aivahed af the Hea of revealing her sufferings, may Gnd (ye aea a confidential and capahle adviser. A Doctor F. continues to direct his to the entire era ica tian of gou 1 Strict} sini ort form, evo tr, and all dise: a browaht on diseases treeted scientifically. iy23 im*e M ary " H A8.NG gp the partial or toral extinction of the re-nre, whiel ttention yy soli Office 196 Fulton street. DR. CARPENTER’S in No. 4 Peck Slip, moot the ‘Ne Sine’ Shed ars experience, Perfect yaaa ine