The New York Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1842, Page 3

(G- CAN THE HUMAN HAIR BE RESTORED !— There has been so much deception practised on the pub- lic, that that good natured animal—the public—will not believe even when the truth is offered. Now look at this i scientific body of nger. “We have minutely examined and tested Jones’ Oil of Coral Circassia, and find that it consists of compounds de- ciledly favorable for nou: softening, cal growth, curing dandruff, and giving a dark appearance to the hair, being the qualities most recommended by Mr. Jones, which this Society find perfectly true, and in vir- tue thereof award Mr, Jones the above testimonial.” (Signed) J. 8. BAKER, F. R.S., Portman street, Portman square, London. This is col at a very reasonable price, only, we believe, 3, 6or 8 shillings a bottle, by Jones, sign ef the American Eagle, 82 Chatham street, N. ¥.; or 8 State street, Boston; 87 Dock street, Philadelphia; 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn. MEDICAL ADVICE.—The College of Medicine and Pharmacy have great satisfaction in stating that great numbers have already availed themselves of the favorable offers of the College respecting medical advice and medi- cine. The Consulting Physician of the College, agen- tleman of high standing in his profession, is daily in at- tendanee in the private consulting rooms of the College. The smail fee of one dollar only for advice and meaicine is required from each patient, the object o! the College being to suppress ungpiocieie’ quacks and to reduce the exorbitaut charges of private practitioners. By order. W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent, Principal Oitice of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street. From the New York Tribune. ] 0G WE HAVE ON TWO OR THREE DIFFER- ent occasions adverted to the discovery by Messrs, Sands of Broadway, corner of Chambers, of a most efficacious preparation ‘of Sarsaparilla, and it is with the pits of making this invaluable specific more generally kno and paving the way for that universal dissemination whi it cannot fail sooner or later to attain, that we publish a short history of its preparation and of its superior claims to the attention of the profession and public Coe hae The medicine have devoted many years in experimenting and testing various modes of preparation to enable them to cencentrate in the most efficient form all the medicinal value of the root, and this most desira’ st been triumphantly accomplished by means ly new, ingenious and costly atus. The Sarsaparilla is then combined with other arti selected wholly from the wageebls kingdom, all of which are the most powerful purifiers of the blood, and these are con- centrated into a uid extract, which has been found by ex- perience to [non the important power of arresting the progress of se and restoring the patient to health.— All persons suffering from a far Wage Git or disease arising from an impure state of the blood will find in this preparation all they will require for the removal of their ‘complaint. Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. B. Sands & Co. 273 Broadway.corner Chambers st ; sold also by A. B. & D. Sands, 79 Fulton and 77 East Broadway. For par- ticulars, see advertisement. Price $1. 0G- THE CELEBRATED TONIC MIXTURE, for the cure of Dyspepsia, Debility, Melancholy, Palpitation of the Heart, Nervous Headaches, Loss of Appetite, kc.— The French Anti Phlogistic Mixture and Parisian Altera- tive Mixture for the cure of particular affections— the Anodyne Liniment, for the removal of all local pains—the American Cathartic Pill, for the cure of all diseases of the liver, and for the purification of the blood and secretions, and the other medicines of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, are meeting the most extensive sale, both in city and country. Let the afflicted beware of unprincipled and irresponsible quacks, and avail themselves of the aid which science and experieuc- ed professional skill can alone afford. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, Principal Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 93 Nassau street. 0G- RHEUMATISM IS PERFECTLY AND RAPID- ly cured by Dr. Henry’s Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup.— Read the following and judge if any other medicine in the same time hes ever produced an equal number of cures.— It is not yet aix weeks since this syrup was first offered to the public, and here is a number of names which a person would scarcely believe possible. But we invite all tocall at the office and see that it is as he represents :— This certifies that Ihave been cured of a violent in- flammatory rhematigm in my shoulders by the use of one bottle of Dr. Henry’s sheumatic ry after I had tried all the usual remedies without avail. ‘The pain was 0 te. “vere that I almost continually walked the floor and coul’ scarcely sleep an hour in the twenty-four. In. this state one bottle has perfectly cured me, and I have felt nothing of it since. MARIA GRIGGS, 96 Avenue D. New York, July 1, 1842. Dozens of certificates similar and more srprising than he above will be shown at the office to any one, together with the @ ove forty names and residences of persons who have been cured within the last five weeks. Calltand see, and remember the number, 286 Bowery, corner of Houston street. See advertisement in another part of the Herald. 0G- CHATHAM THEATRE.—Great attraction is of: fercs to-night for the benelit of J-H. Kirby, cousisting of the play of the Iron Chest, the third act of Oikello, the fourth and fifth acts of the Lady of Lyons, the Sth act o: Richard Third, and the farce of the Review. ‘The benefi- ciary appears as Sir Elward Mortimer, Claude Melnotte, Richard and John Lump ; J. R. Scott, ns jago amd Looney MeTwolter ; Proctor as ‘Othello; Thorne as Richmoni and Deputy’ Ball; Hield as Wilford and Caleb Quotem and Mrs. Thorne as Emilia and Pauline, (her first aj pearance in that character). Seats should be early s¢ cure, as there can be no doubt but that the house wili be crowded. Herald Balletin 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 th- ee mails, at fouro’clock, P. M., the latest intelligenc: from rts of the world, may be found on the Herak Bulletin |, at this corner. Let every wayfarer sto; and Advertisements of all kinds at the office Herald General Printing Office. The General Printing Ottice, capable of doing all sort» of printing,such as books, aes lets, bills, cards of a) descriptions, is now open at the Herald Buildings, entranc: from Nassau street—Joseph Elliott, Printer. The New York Lancet, Lea A few copies of the first volume of this work handsomely bound, may now be had at the publicatio: otfice.—Price $2. T. Paixcirat Orrice.—Letters deposited before half-pas 8, half-past 12, and half past 3 o’clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o’clock. Branca Orrices.—Letters deposited before 7,11, and : o’clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o’clock. ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent. MONEY MARKET. Friday, July 29—6 P. M. ‘The feeling in the stock market in regard tothe sound stocks is better. The operations, however, are exceed- ingly limited, and very little disposition exists to invest, except in New York State, or Corporation, Kentucky, and Ohio. Bank stocks are much out of favor. Sales at the Board to-day exhibited a fall in Harlem of }; Ilinois }; Indiana }; Farmers’ Loan improved }. The Corporation Stock 7 per cent 10 and 15 years of this city, is decidedly the favorite investment at this mo ment, the State being somewhat neglected, owing to the impression gaining ground that the southern tier of coun- ties will go for the whigs conditionally that the Erie rail- road should be finished during their reign. If such should bethe case, we shail have 4 40 million debt. The Corpo- ration has isaued all that will be required to complete the great Croton Water Works. Money is quite easy, and the prospect for a sound and healthy state of things for the future never more encour- aging. ‘The packet for Liverpool, via Boston, leaves to-morrow, She will be the first for six years that can earry the un doubted indication that the commercial affairs of these United States, after a continued downward tendency in everything, have not only reached bottom, but have el ready taken an important stride towards improvemeni. We do not now refer in any degree to the present price or values of stocks or other descriptions of paper credits, but we refer to that general returning health ofcommerce growing out of the superabundance of our produce, an. the low prices at which we can supply the world. Inthe spring of 1833, the Banks of New York assumed a which they have since maintained, and the effect of which has been to force all sections of the country down to the specie standard. This process has been assisted by the Prolific yield ofthe crops, which have come forward in the settlement of claims due to New York; at the same time the purchases of goods have been small, The result that allthe world is, and has been, indebted to New York, until the specie in the vaults of the banks of this city, is now computed at $7,000,000 or $1,500,000 in excess of that of any former period. Notwithstanding this large sum on hand, a large quantity is on its way from Europe here, a natural result of the low state of exchanges, which are as follows:— Rares or Forerax Brus iw New Yor. il. June 15 July ist July. aondon, | Sia The 6 8 Oh, France, 5 37% a— 537%ah 00 5 oT a5 38 5 4DMa bat mate: 9814 a 39) B 8M Ba 3 “Bihan G jain bury S ae in 2 3 Mia AS, Sremen, TMA © ga 15, Tae 738 At these low ratesthe operations are to @ very fair ox tent, mostly for the purpose of speculation in remitting home specie. The Bank of Commerce, for instance, has purchased upwards of $1,000,000, which will yield a fair interest for the employment of its funds, taking inio con sideration the customary premium of i} por cent. oa gold in Paris. In these bills the transactions were mostly at the above rates. The market closed, however, at $5 40. Sterling bills will yield a better per centage in realising specie, and fair sums are taken for that purpose. Thi manner of employing the funds of the Banks is perfectly legitimate, more especially at this moment, when the de- mand for banking facilities is so small. The large amoun of specie mentioned aboveqas on hand,is an indication of th« large proportions of capital lying idle for want of employ ment. We may further state that the offerings at the Mer chants’ Bank to-day, one of the soundest and most popula institutions in the country, with a capital of $1,490,000, were scarcely $30,000. So far to attest the strength of the institutions here, although it speaks little for the profits of the Banks. ‘The large accumulation of specie here at the head oj the commercial movement of the country, is beginning to overflow and to produce its natural and legitimate re- sults of renovating the whole trade of the country. New Orleaus is the next point of importance, and there a specie basis has been at last reached, All the vast products of the West are now valued there in a specie currency.— ‘The prices of all commodities are valued in hard dollars, necessarily a demand for specie there has sprung up, and the exports from this city to that point are now large and regular, with every prospect of reaching $2,000,000 or more before it ischecked. This isdrawn from the banks for a real equivalent, and is exchanged for produce there at such low prices as will command the markets of the world, thus increasing the supply of foreign bills, and course the influx of specie from abroad to supply in tus city the drafts of specie made for the purchase of pro- duce in the interior s is the operation by which the country is becoming supplied with a specie basis. The only check tothe movement would be a scarcity of pro- duce, by which prices would be raised too high to admit ofexport. Fortunately, however, such an event is be- yond the range of probability for this year at least. A sa- gacious and intelligent friend, who has made atour of ob- servation throughout the West, states that the abundance of the produce is unparalleled. At Wheeling, Flour it is calculated, will sell at $2 50 per bbl. At Cincinnati con- tracts for Wheat, almost to any extent, can be made at 45 cents per bushel—at which rate Flour in New Orleans will pay ot $8. The great wheat growing counties «' New York are overflowing, and the most intelligeni mil- lers look upon $4 50 a $5as the highest range for Flour in New York for the coming year. Other provisions will bear a similar proportion. The following is a table of the leading articles of domestic export for a series of years, from official sources, with an estimate from the best data of the exports for 1843. Curr articces or Domestic Propuce Exrontren rrom tHe Unirep Starks. 140, IBA. 1842, 1813. Cotton, value, 63,870,307 54,330,311 43,270,100 51,000,000 "crop, 2,176,004 1,572, 1,630,000 1,750,000 Tobacco, 9,883,957 12,576,703 11,130,000 13,000, Flour, 10,143,615 7,759,646 $53,200 15,000,000 Manufactures, — 3,519,6:7 3,112,546 3,511,000 4,500,000 89,891 2,621,537 3,713,000 0,000 942,076 010,107 BNL vast wealth moving forward will induce import of the precious metals until the country becomes well sup- plied with a specie currency. ‘The import of goods must then take the place of that of silver and gold, and the im- port trade of the country rise to its natural level. In this operation, however, the insolvent banks and de- preciated paper secucities, have ueither part nor lot. They must necessarily perish. Domestic exchanges sre better, except on those points where the insolvent banks predominate. Cunnxt Rares or Bank Notes anv Domusric Biuzs. Bank No ¢. Safety Fund.- July 1842, Security Banks-- New England U.s. Boston:++ + Philadelphia: ++ -par adgdis Na Natchez: + +++ St. Loni Cinciunati « Sales at Mobile were made at 63 per cent discount of NewYork funds. The public feeling in that quarter now is such that a general explosion may be looked for very Soon. Sales at the Stock Exchange, 17% 25 Canton Co bads 20 23, 50 Mehawk RR 13024, 25 do Dimos 39 2000, do 330225 50 do 38 40 Bk of Com _ % 50 HarlemRR 16) 30 do scrip 75 do 16 4 do. 9% 50 do 30. ie 5 Del & Hudson 86 25 lo 16} lo s20ds $4200 do 16 150 Farmers Loan 830 1836 100 do 860 1534 od By Ee ee 33016 do 1% 15 jersey 54 mos 60. 5 Eagle Fire 9 100 Paterson RR 45 Second Board, 21? State 7s, 1818 iol 30, do 15% 200 do 10030 Farmers Loan 18% 25 Harlem RR 51016 100 Paterson RR 45, 3 4 18 35 Mohawk RR 03.3734 lo State of Trade. Sales of real estate have been made, as follows A lot of ground on the corner of Gouverneur and Hen- ry streets, containing 26 feet 7 inches front, by 99 fect deep, sold for $2200 », alot’ of ground on the corner of East Broadway oad Henry street, containing 23 feet front by 81 feet 9 inches deep, sold for joining, containing 23 feet 3 inches front by 87 feet deep, sold for 2170 Also, a lot adjoining, of the same dimensions, sold for 2200 Three lots of ground on the easterly side of Twenty = street, near the 6th Avenue, full lots, sold for, eac! Also, feur lots of ground on the 6th Avenue, near 23d street, full lots, each sold for A lot of ground on the corner of the 5th Avenue and Eighteenth street, containing 26 feet 3 inches front by 93 feet deep, sold for 2025 Also, two lots adjoining, of the same dimensions, each sold for 1657 At auction sales have been mrde as follows :— Tobacco—5 hhds Kentucky at 2] a 3} cents; 41 do at 2} cents, 4 mos. Rum—13 puns 4th proof St. Croix at 40 adic, 4 mos; 3 do at 40c, cash. Sugar—28 hhds Porto Rico at 4 6c per Ib, cash. Molasses —20 hhds Porto Rico at 13} a 15, cash. Coffee—19 bags Maracaibo at 8, cash. Tobacco—40 bales Kentucky, old crop, at 2c, 90 day hhds do a 34a 6}, average 6,06; 4 donew eropat 4fa 6, average 4}, both cash. Ashes—Pots havebeen in request for export at the closing price of last week, viz : $5 12}, and yesterday sales were made at $5 25. Pearls closed last week at $6 50, but owing to light receipts and a good demand $5 62 has been obtain- ed this week. This is the price they now sell at. Naval Stores—Large sales of Turpentine for export have occurred. North County at $2 50. Nd ars $2 80, cash. Spirits Turpentine is dull, and would not bring over 30 a 32 cents, 4 mos. Oils—About 900 bbls have been taken for export at 32c; there isnot much offering. Crude Sperm is selling at 62}c, and about 2000 gallons Lard Oil have gone off at 65c, 4 mos, both for home use. Linseed sells in lots as wanted; ‘lish at 824, and American at $2c, cash. Refined whale oil is steady at 42 a 4c. Provisions-—The market quite active for beef and pork. Sales of Ohio reinspected Mess Pork at $8, and Prime at $5 37}. Old is selling at $7 60 for Mess and $6 for Prime. viess Beef is looking up; sales are making at $7 50a $8, and prime at $5. All other articles are without change. Provision Market. The licensed butchers would have us believe they sold neat as cheap ‘as those having shops scattered over the town. This is not true. Ho shave one way or another so that ifthey charge nominally the same price, yet they manage to reap T profits, beri tel to 75 per cent on their sales. How they shave we will illustrate. A man went to Washington market and asked the price of beef. steak; some was offered for ten cents the pound, second cut, the steak weighing two and a quarter pounds, which would amount to 22} cents. He gave one dollar, and got in change three ten cent pieces, sixpence, and three shil- lings, which amountsto 73} all told. ‘Thus are the public shaved out rel cents on the doi!ar. Allkinds of fruit and v les are plenty. Very few water mellons have as yet been brought in. Peaches are small and rather tasteless, coming all the way from Char- leston. Green corn, beans, and cucumbers are to be eaten sparingly in the present hot and unhealthy weather. To. matos may be eaten in any quantity, and at all times, and are generally considered more nutricious than potatoes. Gages are abundant and cheap. Prices oF Provisions. Beef, per Th: ++ «+++ -6 a 12) abl Porter House Stakes ign 2 * Sirloin, Ib--+ +++ e+ Beef, per cwt- Mutton «+ « id 405 resites Coe tends Fellery, bunch: Hickory Nuts Pia Potatoes, bushel. eeTiei2 Eggs, 10 for---+ Dried Apples, bbl- Dried Pane Tbe Trrkies +: Fresh Butter, faith ry Ausages Salad, Rei Pearson eee State of the Crops, Iutrxors.—The wheat harvest has commenced. Some fields are destroyed by rust, and others iauch injured by routs but the yield, notwithstanding, will be greater than ever before, from the fact of so much more ground having heen sown, Onto.—The farmers are about finishing one of the most ®vandant harvests ever gathered in that section. The re- ward of industry is great and glorious. In 1840 Tuscara- ‘wes County produced 332,000 bushels of wheat, and this “v, sta Tow caleutation, it will amount to 450,000 bush- ils. Allowing half for exportation, at fifty cents a bushel, aad there will be $112,000 brought’ into the county from wheat alone, A pretty good sum. truly, but the price will, weer rom 60 to 80 cents, making the aggregate muel —The crops look finely. ‘The hay in this , ity has heen principally gathered, and the rop is tar beyond an average one. Com looks uncom. monly well, and other grain presents an equally favorable prospect. The interruption to egriculta: pursuits, caused by the Iste aigoul ioe, has in many cases put our farmers hack; bu’ ere is reason to suppose thet their labors will be crowned with unusual success. “y New York.—Our farmers are now in the midst of har. vest. Last week large fields of wheat were cut and *, F public, do, cured in fine o1 The |whole week’ poe. though very warm—the thermom: or rangens rom 90 to 95 degrees in the shade nearly ever» day. The only drawback upon the wheat crop will arise from ty rust, which has, we regret to state, prevailed to a very ¢00- siderable extent in some sections in this State. The nu- merous rains and heavy dews in June caused the rust to set in, and the damage will be material—say 25 to 33 per cent. Farmers say that where they antici; thirty wrnane te the none, th willsearcely get twent; " Not- withstanding e rust the crop willay much larger than last year, not on! Fapeatcal and western New York, but throughout the whole wheat growing districts. The Warm weather for the last few weeks has brought corn along finely. ‘Those pieces favorably located, if we have not early frosts, will yield well. Luter pieces, upon cold and backward soil, will stand a good chance to be nipped by frosts, unless the season shall prove unusuell able. Grass is coming in heavy, in most parts. 0 well, and promise a large yield. Potatoes ditto. Alexandria Cattle Market. Jury 27.—Beef cattle are abundant and in moderate de- mand at $3 50a $4. bs und old sheep are in better de- bw haniy former sells at $1 25a $1 50, the latter at $1 50 Washington Cattle Market. Jury 27.—This market is bare of all kinds of stock, and be oe a at $3.a $4 sambs $1 a $1 50; old sheep Married, On Thursday evening, July 28th, at the Second Wes- ley Chapel, by the Rev. E. 8. Janes, Natuan J. Batcey, of the firm of Hoffman & Bailey, to Lybia Astrtia, second daughter of Ralph Mead, all of th. ity. 28th instant, at St. John’s Chapel, by the Rev. Dr. Wain- wright, Gro. W. Sxcer, to Euizanera, daughter of the late Nathaniel Hutton. ‘On Wednesday, 27th instant, in St George’s Church, Flus! L. I. by the Rey. C. Clapp, Rev. Samuen M. H. , Rector of St. Mark’s Church, Williamsburgh, to _ Ava.ine, daughter of Isaac Peck, Esq., of the former place. Died, Thursday, 29th instant, Jonx Hever: Jase Nimmo, aged 1 year and 5, month js remains will bétaken to Albany, from the resi of his father, 287 Hudson st. 4 ee On Thursday, 28th instant, Many, wife of John Cassen, aged 20 years. 29th inst, Joun Kexty, son of Patrick and Eliza Kelly, aged 2 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from 47 Carmine street, this after- noon, at 5 o'clock. son of Charles and Passengers Arrived, ix, Republic—Mrs Brewster id child, Miss ‘Booth, L Storer, Messrs Moore, ‘Brewster, os Foreign Importations, Axtwrnr—Stean ish Queen—t ph Pave nstedt—24 Schuchait, Farre & c'—% Loeschigk & Wiseu- donck=-1 © W. Vorwick—20 Bonen Graves Seon FC Kine ger—5 Spies, Christ & cot F W Schmidt. & comdo Kessler & co—2t Stone & co—2 J © Ernenputsch—7 Engier & Foley—2 Detowt Freres=1 8H Kohns-amm-—3 W Deapermt Bourry d= Ivernois—19 A Rolker—2 B Landes—1 Siff ken, Tronsides & co <1 Meyer & Stucken—1p HW & H Mlint FG Berteau—i.E. Hooper—tT Bishop—7 H Weinermi8 FB Rhodes=it_A W. Spies & comt F Grunenthal—1 LP De Luze & toni} Nepier <8 Van Buren—2 ¥ Kauf—2 Benkard & Hutton—2 M Fayed Hesseubery & Brerwer h. LeaHons—Brig Macou—i8 tons marble 49 bales hemp 60 do rent Harmony’ comd0 wus marble 200 marie tiles JC Fnenputsch—-200 ht chest oit Wilson & Browtr-d pkgs sew silk MeCall & co! bx J Bind: beac isa! Domestic Importations, Mopi.e—Brig Republic—22 bales cotton 10,500 feet lumbe E D Hurlbut & co—t3 bales cr tton Macy.& Hollund<-30"Wice ner & Gile—90 Daniels & Brad—30 Lec, Dater & Miller—31 JL. & Brothers—1 bx Amedon. LBATANNan—Schr Albany—1055 bushels rice C Bolton, Fox & z a MARITIME HERALD. To Ship Masters, We shall esteem it a favor, if captai f vessels arrivin here, mil give to Commodore W. A. ett, of our news fleet Ureport of the shipping left at the part whence they sailed, the veusels spoken ot 0, and an Rewspapers they may have. Commodore tt wi forei : jassett wi board them immediately on their arrival. "We will reeiprocate the favor in any way. their passage, a list of their c To Correspondents Abroa:’, Our correspondents in foreign ports are respec**\\|ly requested te send by every vessel all the marine inell.:: ace they can obtain. Nautical information of ‘an; ‘any one re- y kind, fr at home or abroad, will be thankfully recei PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 30, 1842. ae ++ 453] Moon Rise: soe 7 TI mIGH woTeR =: a Cleared. Ships Westphalia, (Bremen) Wessels, Bremen, ai Me. 0, ¢.— Bark i Patten, B le. t . Perthsl rye Pictou, Alex Knox, Jr. Lilius, Gil- chiist, Thomaston, Balg'r & Peck.~Bries Penelope Jessen, Homburg, Schmidt & Balche beth MM pe de Verds anda market, B Lisbon, Meson & Thompson.—Selirs NS. R Spe SUN BIBI SUN sETs-+ G F Ger Churchitl, Yarmon Pugh, Newbero, NCi Massachusetts, G Sultaia, Irons, Addison, Me. Badger & Peek, Arrived, British ship Wandsworth, Sangster, from Glasgow, June 7, with 140 tons coal 100 bbls bleaching powder to A. Knox, Jr— 330 steerage passenvers, Brig Macon, Bibbing: 46 days (tom Leghorn, passed Gibraltar June 25, with marble, &e. to Demill. Left at Leghorn, bark Pilot. for Boston, ia { days inrg Ganges, for N York, anc, Sailed June 1, bark Duc Orleans, for Philanelphia; Sth, bark Backus, NYork. 19th ivst, lat 28 38. lon 60, spoke Cora, from Philadelphia, steering south. ‘ Brig Republic, Morgan, from Mobile, and 10 days from Key West, with cotton, to E. 'D. Hurlbut & Co. ‘Schr Eliza Messerole, Hammond, 3 days from Virgi wood, to J. Saxon, : Schr J. Briggs, Reeves, 3 days from Philadelphia, wit bound to’ New Haven ‘Schr Carroll, Rugers, 3 days from the Schuylkill, with coal »berson, Gloucester, Ms; to master, Schr Aibany, Bray,6 days from Savannah, with rice, to the ter. Schr Staunch, Upton, from Mobile, with 40,000 feet Inmber to & Comt tT C. ntre. Off the from Ni r NYork. " M. Fowle, fom Washington, NC. with naval stores. ‘Schr Charles Pitinau, Townsend, from Richmond, with coal, to master. Schr Purdy, Tingley, 9 days from Norfolk, with shingles, to master. Behr Spark, Williams, from Smithfield, Va. with apples, to msier, Schr David Cox, Ricard, 3 diys from Virginia, wi master. Below. Satlea. oe ship Eveline, Quebec; brig Timoleon, France, and is General Record. Soop Gurnnier, from Hadson, wes ran into an Wedues- day night last, by the steamboat Rochester, from Albany, and immediately sunk. Wbalemen, Cld at Boston July 28, Ninue. I A lester from Capt Delano, of Calvo, April 24, 30 months o sorts having spoken Nov 15 18, Isaac Howlan’, NB. gartown, 1750; Jan 19, Russell, ssengers. ‘ortugas, spoke schr Jew, wood, to One ship, two brigs. f the Chili, reports her at 1700 bbls speria oil, Capt D ree m Lee, Newport, 100 0; Rodman, do, 100; "Almi 260; dist, Hobomok, Fal- dee cde mouth, I arch 24, Zenas Colin, Naut. 2000; April 9, Peru- vian, St Johns, clean. ' Ssiled from Callao, , Lafayette, |. 1100; Sami Robertson, NB. 290. 5 ;, Pocahontas, HEL Arar do Apel 2), Wea & Henry; Petcare A letter from on board Java, St Johi March 26, Moss, NB. 350 spm; Navy, 1000 wh. 9 sp; Alto, do, reports having spoken Newburyport, 300 spm Spoken, Bremen, from Liverpool for Philadelph he Hook—by pilot boat New York. AS edocctoa) foam Wavy: Crioase for Liverpool, Swine $0, lat 95 30, Jon 79 30. Pioneer, of Alexandria, steering north, June 29, about lat 25 30, Bavio, from New Orleans for Trieste, July 10, off Key West. tgn ‘ Quenec, July 2—Arr Margaret Bilfour, Belfast; Cumber- Igui, Painteut; Win Gromham, Halifax;' Mountaineer, New York; Jane Augnsta, do; St Andrew, Sormaway; 20th, M crquis of Bute, NewYork, ’ Cld vid. Harbinger, Live: pool; Armanta, : Harmony, Waterford; Europe, Wm Chrishop, and Hugh Waltree, London; Pero, Penzance; Lady Alice Lambton, fartmouth. TOM RRA July 25—Are Troubadour, Glasgow; Frederick July 27,70 miles Fy 79 9. eal oF ad i Siantinor;: trle: Brethibn,' Sely sto, tat 43, B) Newcutle, «Ja. July 12—In port, Sir Lionel Smith, fr eee har adteooan courvamtoatteertorcrecer ioe, inz, which damaged her considerably. ait asron: Tasteeyious fo July Ip port, Susan, from Bal- timore, disg. Mary, from do, sailed 2d’ for 160, 10 load, ‘The U 8 brig of war Boxer, Lient Com Buller, sailed for Trinidad de Cubs 34, (in co. with Susan, MeFarlan) officers and crew all well. United States Ports. PortLanp, July 27—No arnval or clearance brig. Arr 26th, Gordon, B-ltimore; Brilliant, do, Gioversten, July %—Arr Nidus, Philad Sld 21h, Retrieve, do; Banner, NYork. me Bostox, July 20—Arr Cumberland, Cadiz; Wm Ladd, New Qrleauss Franklin, Matanzas: Faleoner, doz Pers a Signal for a on be del ia; Comet, N York. ‘elegsuhed, Tioga, fro Havane. Signal for abriz. Cld Chile, ye raitoy Rasse- las, Montevideo; Aona Margaretha, (Swed) Govenburg; Ta- Jent, St Jago; A Lawrence, NYork. Arr 27th, 1) NewOr leans; Strabo, do. ; New Brpvorp, Jaly 27—Arr Emma, Mobile; Southerner, Richmond; America, Philadelphia; Amethyst, NYork; Re- Epcantows, July 25—Arr Edw Franklin, Philadelphia for Hallowell, 26h, ashore on the flats below, a sch with lum: ber, having previously lost both anchors. Provioence, July 27—Arr Patriot, Philadelphia; Opera, d Bold Commander, Heondoats Leopard, dos Hard Serabbte bany; New York, NYork. ‘Sid Wildes P Walker, Buh; Wm Hart, Philad: Iphiay Sophia, Providence, and Paris, NYork. | Prinanee July 29—Cld Ella, Boston: Orenon, Nev. | ort; Nicholas Biddle, Newburg: Vesta, NY. Rioniea, Surah Brewster, and previ ‘ebster, Providence; NYork. Wirmine ton, De Londonderry.— Cld-0ch, Heels! Wet hh America, New | Youks . Beillivnt, St Kites; 26, it, Boston, | Baurimone, July 2/—Arr Pa Mobiles Champlan, 3 wry Jen! jontego B: Baton, Sid Evohard, Bremen i ‘Aurxaspnia, July 2—Arr Virginia, Barbadoes via Turks Jand. i Wer nqrtows, DC. July %—~Arr Alexandria, NYork; Mer cator, Salem; Columbia, Boston. Nowrouk, July 20—Are Ontario, NOrle PARSELLS & AGATE ANUPACTURERS OF STOCKS, Suspenders, 1 M Inscreceired x and Bey wressly for summer wear, Also, a rich and varied as- os ero Summer Beavis, Cravata, Siik, Linen Thread, and tment ot Suspend: reread y rien Cllare, ress Fro ithe , at the old establishment,241 Broad- and Marray st 12 imo of Ger ine mer an markets, and 1 4 Gerinan languages. He will be willing to engage on low terins, ax salary is not.go much his ob- Jeetavemployment, ‘Address LJ Hi, a dhis office, jy20 3c m. Cld Colombo, en ved a very light and beautiful \. HARTFOR! LY ? a Harlburt & having puree «ot Mess: Hartford Express tors of the New Hayen an aving arranged with the ste aot sited snpuanite: che said route for the excla Ive privilege wea’ cars thereon, would respectfully tufnrme the, publee thet uhes are now prepared. to Tee id “forward andy ( epted) parcels, packag : noces, drafts, bills, and eas in each of said places, oF gli nacare to that which is now done y their es: shiment.. “As ° } eres xe messenger will accompany the cars, All parcels to be forwarded by the above line must be marke of Himden & Co.” and sent to their olfices, ‘as: the mo ors of the steamboat and raitroa) corporations assume h ities therefor, Messrs, Hamden & Co. being alone teapou- HARNDEN § CO. 3 Wallst. New Yark. 10 10 State jord. H | tee ated 4 Y CURI s PILLS. y CURE DISEASE? "THERE are two principles in. the human. bod work : one the principle of lifeche ather the eet Fey, may be likened to a pair of sea of life predomi equal to ea the discase deel. t. ®pringfield. If with more or less violence. Now over health is to remove from the body L favor of the of Beaniveth’s Vegetable Uni Only removes the dross of oe the blood pure, and free from st in TO BE REME ‘That there must be. up 'H, M. , ENJAMIN BRANDRETH, Besides, the label: full of sinall printing dove in red ink, there being on the labs!s nearly three hundred impressions of Benjamin Brandreth’s Pi THE BRANDRETH PILLS are sold at 25 cents per box, wilh directions, at the following places in New York — DR. BRANDRETH’S PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 241 Broasway, between Park Place and Murray st. Bowery Office, 274 Bowery. 199-2 Hudson Street. randreth’s Office, in the BOWERY, is 274, - Cae ia Sc. KR’S LIFE PILLS PUBLIG.—The proprietors of the exuausdinal medicine known by the name of PARR’S LIFE PIL. have established a wholesale branch of their howe in New York, at the Clarendon House, comer of y street and Broadway, The val And three signatues, plaints, blotches toul breath, liver comp 5 be Judged known that the sale in. Europe creased to the enormous amount of 30,000 boxes weekly, to more thon ami nd ahalt yearly, Krom its great cele- brity it is now sold in almost all parts of the globe. ic Fetoffered to the ‘world, has so rapidly obtained such wd notoriety, and it isso gentle in its nature that it , however weakly, being composed equal d may be taken by the invalid of. the most innocent herbs.” For particulars of this astonishing medicine, together with the acer unt of its remarkable snd renowned discoverer, Tho- mas Parr, w dtothe extraordinary age of 150 years—see the book of his life, which may be had gratis of all the agents in New York and other parts of the U The following are the duly appointed ag New York— Rushton & Aspinwall, druggists and chemists, 6 William st. 110 Broadway, and 10 Astor House Pr. st. John B. | Broadway. corner of Bleecker st, A.W. Cadeau, Bowery Medicine Store, 260 Bowery. J.& J. Coddinston, apothecaries, 227 Hudson street, corner OF Spring street. E. L. Cotton, chemist and apothecary, 263 Bleecker street, armen of Jones street. bi veo |. Wendover, druggist and apothecary, 141 Eighth avem Brooklyn—Wm. Armstrong, seed, drug and. patent mediei warehouse, 18134 Fulton st. ah inee A MIRACLE! A MIRAULE! VERY WONDE y, disfiguremen ‘ernption of the skin, such as Pimples, Fr. ckles. Blotches, Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Heat Spots, Tan, Sun Burn, Morphew, Ke, &e. It will change the color of wark yellow, or suu-bu thy clearness. To prove ‘to the public read the following diplor by the Mecical Svciety of Ps f ture ages.’ _Sold by Ihe only gens sign Of the Americ ee $0 cents a cak N_AN ARTICLE of the Sur Street Venders aud Pediars, the tived a rabid attack on those humble Whitever induced the editor to publ is not easily accounted for, ualess he labo of the Dog Star. This gentleman editor would de well to mind Vis own business, aud leave the public and the authorities to judge for themselves. If pedlars were such nuisances as this ‘would be dictator says, n» ope wou'd patronise them, aud the evil would remedy cbut_no doubt. the editor judges of others by himself, and is afraid of competition; however, when a man preaches morality to others, to be consistent, he ought to practice it himself before he throws ‘he first stone. nishes the poor laborers, mechanics and with Jackson’ ves them in the United States, Jon 2 Cl street, New when e ating | uch iy merciful man in the fable, who put bosom, and when it recovered wt stu ple of New York have eventy thousand dollars, ‘Some time ago, thy cituzen, that it the public city all those persons denounced by hy por thev would soon have to follow chem, A fellows who keep stores, aud whom the editor asso business, who begrade the trifle a poor pedlar makes, ‘edification and consolation be it said, pedlar salt, and the hard tim ws ther most uu- VERITAS, A PEDLAR. 'T 9 LITERARY ENTLEMEN.—The adveitise:, who has long been engaged in preparing manuscripts for the press, having some leisure time, offers h thors'as may wish to have their productions prepared for pub- lication, or supervision during their progress through the press. His terms are reasonable, either by the hundred words or page, or in any way suitably to the wish of his employers. Address to. Off Satna “330 No ters, Mayors, Maxistrates, oF persons ac IN jjng under such capacity, or Whe undertake to unite. pare a very sensible and wore Fe to tara oucof the ties, are requested and notified uot to marry my daughter Heity Leontine Cromelien to Raphael Mayer, as the same is eontra- ii Tage, Ty to the wher of her parent, she bemg, aan, wade i mented ts ine end. of the law. “e py "RAWLAND CROMELIEN, 619 Broad Editors nt i HKEF, DOLLARS—Doctor J. PROVOST would in- form those who are so »ufortanite as to contract any form of accrtain delicate disease, that he. has reduced his price t0 the small sum of three dolar. Having recemly purchased a ange assortment of the very best mediciues, he cam afford the Kentlemen, vou perceive 4 would be useless tb expat Ate uyou the many wonderfus cures w years, uhey are well known, ‘The object fo ee, is to bring it, wiein the of every young man to ry inselt from this dresdful malady, as weil as moderate personal gain Office Ni street. core of Stone. Private entrance in Stone street. J. PROVOST, MD. Jy 2wte ANTED=A respectable micdle oged woman Wishes 10 Wer c csaume ne lumbiy guing te Gorman ‘Apoly at 229 Grand st. iy30 gt UST BOOK of the Bank for Savings, No. 25 21, The finder is requested to leave it at the Bank, No, 3 Cham- bers street. jy 2% GrANISH “DOUBLOONS for sale on the most favorable Ea, §. J. SYLVESTER, iv30e 130 Broadway and 22 Wall street. U JNCURRENT MONEY, of all’ Kinds, ‘purchased at the best market rates, by 8. J. SYLVESTER, 22 Wall street. iy30e and 130 Broad PILLS OF EXCHANGE onall parts of FE and Scotland, s of £5 to £15 and £29, to any for sale by 8. J. SYLVESTER, 22 Wall street, iy Bi 5 and 134 Broadway. RINTING PAPER—2000 reams of medium Printing Pa- per, of verinus qualities, forsale by PERSSE & BROOKS, ‘Paper Warehouse; iyo + 6! Linerty street. FOOLSCAP AND LETTER PAPER—200) reams 3 peter Foolsesp, 8, for sale by rapier, at iow PERSSE & BROOKS, 611 bmaan, @ small room in the on Which note to M, y recommen: iA 6} Liberty st. ANT iy Tower tart of the city, will keep the: bu ffi dations g ven. Oat OF New Yoru, Jury Qh, ii——Al Al v 7 R.—Let.er bags for Liverpool, per xt ‘Aca. in, Hows Boston, on tho im Ragnst, wil close at he vn post offiees on Saturday, the Soth day of July, att 1-2 P- hevoveriand postage of F834 cemts om each atigie leer, be paid, miyon ote JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P. TRAW WRAPPING, PAFER=¢,00 rams of Crown and bl st if m1 aper, forsale eee eee ERSSE, & BROOKS, 61 Liberty st. My coat pocket was cut off wil at Castle Garden, daring the lower. M FY note Ki by John Henry Perry's alls "Bemeea Cot No for $13.73, and some other yapers come above reward will be paid fo. the detection of the thief ans! thief jy20 3tr ihe recovery of the money, oF 825 {ecovery of the REWARD. German si'y ormsrion respecting it, shall ree que tons asked, by I ery and Bleecker . E <GLISH MATL NOTICK.—Lotter bags for Liverpool, 4. ver royal mail steamer ACADIA, from Boston, will close Hamden’s Exprecs null ¥ joreign Letrey, Ofice, x . vd y 30th, ar to 5 o’elvel strest on Saxurday, Joly at 410 Sorcdck Fe MEN aad i Cones Tolan beautiful park of. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PIDs 7 ed and e rt its, from Port . HESE tive. tp be ebtaiped in this country. Bee aivertise: mi in DER HOV , to No. 3 in at the Tee opposite D¥,,J4" ES ALEX. Grrie alt emoved to 24 ny street. HOUSTON, M. D, DENTIST—=N Brondway, beiween Paik Place aml» ¥. i029 vod Im*r TITWANGER'S Compound, Ovenicni [iAlNbhe Botcon for Belbugs: Moths, Re: FOR DR FE Whale Oil $ 5 5 Ants, Mosehetoes, for his Fly Paper, tid {ee Wirraumerous chemical preparations, see last page, ivT Imis®e Partner wanted, active silent a T9354" TT ALIGTS Pers business, of goo not ‘creasing demand, in the city of New York. To a party to twenty Ul nd doll: a safe investment harm re income. cen, be guaranteed. References of the first ss a BBW ate yt? iw 49 William street, AUCTION SALES BY THOMAS (Stores Nos. 22 dun and! SALULADAY ble farnitire of all des nenee at 10 tom street.) iptions, at private so! ock, aud continue all “clock, will be sold, the entire far @ Morton st, not far from ped reom, parlor on, and all ix icle be remoy- ots, clothin: aut pledged articles, je wohcy, werk ars, wines, es, he. Also, 24,000 prime sear oretiee & WEDNESnay comer of Gi ed, wh Mould Candles; "Whi sol o'clock, a valuable aud ch patent levers, full jewelled, of the best makers, and time ki fso, a Jot of second hand Wa tehmaker’s tools and mater pressly fo. unsurpassed half past 2 and Delancey’ st Ne w qu th wi U Ig thi po H tn board, that those who wish mn ing a cotillion party amue the pas: uckets is lunited, early anplic Apply on board, of at the offi 1 W 8 ARCULARIUS, — 7 PURDAY, At 103 o'clock at es AMUSEMENTS. _ NIBLO'S GARDEN. THIS EVENING, July amb he performance com nee at 8 PROGRAMME. OF THE CONCERT PART I. Qrgrtare—Overom,-. 0. ‘altz, . will vo Weber WCF. . usard Oventire—irish Melodies, writes Acting Manaxer, Str, Uhippendate Musical Leader and Director, Mr K Woolf, Tickets—50 cents Doors open at seven o'clock, Euterteinments to cormence AS ELDER & © e No. 85 Maiden Lane. eas, coffee, -'m Tots to suit VENS, An 20.—Store 8 Maiden lane—O: ne 1044 o'clock, at No.2 A + Ay a c rocery atra, Lagtayra, Java Shee, Saar Sperm Oil, Seales Wagon and Haro marinds, Flour, Oi} Cans, Coffee Ml, lv ano grocers Ww wi Y WM. O. K of Gold Wat nn this. mor ssortinent of first Hd at the nection room, es, Se, with 20 of the Hewest pa ed'for the payment of money. FOR GIBRALTAR AND CONSTAN TINOPLE, touching at Payal and Ma — superior fist taaning steamship BAN- 00 tons burthen, will sail for above portson Saturday, 6th August, teemer was built by Brown & Bi arasearoute She is now fitt ir the above voyee, and u has accommodations fit p ship crossing the Atlantic. hout w nes, will be as follow The price o oly pply to, i. WRIGHT, Jn,, ‘T wharf, Boston, Letter Bags are at Hale's Foreign Letter Office, 58 Wall st,, ose athalf pas 4 P. h. Jy 20 wr XCURSION TO HARLEM on Sunday afternoon exc, Jai fore | rps ‘The new steamboat JACOB BULL, Y ites. will leave the pier toot of Ge nck; Pike street, a quarter past 2; Ko -evelt street at3orclock. Re uring, will will adord to the the Kast River, Harlgato Blackwell's island, the ave Flariem at half FOR ALBANY, mediate places.—The splendid steamboat SWALLOW, Captain A. \ULean, UT teave the foot of Courtlandt st, this (Friday) afternoon, tly 29th, at 5 o’clock. Fon passage or freight apply on board, orto 8.M. DREW, at office ox the wh iy’ “,EXCURSION DAY AND NIGHT TO THE FISHING BANKS.—The fast and substantial steamer UTICA, Capt. J. Hancox, uursion as above on Monday, August 1 ‘The iil remain on the Banks all wwght, and until the. weather ide, avd give th y oney Isiand. Th and a sitecessful one at catch ground at Ce rig! mmodate 250 p- ivate state rooms fer farni: and interim Tow pressure ill make au e: ‘tica on this triy, o’lock ne at case she enjoy. ther Captain Leacock will be 9 nyers by eat hing porpoises jot ix tt jeav as follows :—Foot of Hommond street, 844; Canal, Ps 1, at 9% o'clock, Fare, 80 c. ts cach ard. jy 28 tr HEALTHY EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS OFF SANDY HOOK —The frst and subeta tial steamer UTICA, Captain J. W. Hancox, will commence making daily excur siv to run every Monday, Wedne and leave as fellows :—F: ma tt th ny 2% i ‘The UTICA will make an Afternoon Excarsion Staten Istand on Sundvy, July div, Friday, and Sunday, aud leave'as follow. ‘July 29th, and cout jay. Thursday and Sav rs nt * in ond o’clock—Canal street at hall’ past 8—I K., at half past 8. A Band of Mi id all kinds of refreshments will be retuen the Unica will remai uns to the above place, on Lee cents each way. th, and coniin pid screetat 1% ofclock—C nal street at 2—Pike half past 2—Pier Nu. 1, at 2% O'clock, f. M and arrive iv FOR N York Line. Regular Packer ng packet ship GASTON Cayt O. Eldridge,havs a che Kreater partof her cargo engaged, will posicively sail For freight or passage hi ving handsome furnshed accommo jn dations, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, or promptly forward all goods to their address, to E. K. COLLINS & CU, 56 South at, Great care will be taken to have the goods by this line cor ctly measured, : : Agents in New Orleans, Hullin & Woodruff, who will iv30'r steerage mediate applic: Keni G The and Stecrage passengers, any other. RPOOL, rosi- ship, THOS, yon Saturday, FOR LIVET ngers, a 10 WwW. t be made on board, foot of & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Slip, ner South street. BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER- POOL PACKt Bing the only regular line, sailing on the Ist of August The. spreudil well own ver fast sailing Parket Ship EUROPE, Capt. Edw'd Marshall, wil, sail positively on Monday next, the ist 0! st, her reaul Saas k acd ee ‘ccommodations of this Line for Cabin, second cabin re weil known to be superior to Porties proceeding will find it to their comfort to OR 'S—B: select this conveyance. j29 Next door to the The terms of passage are very low, for which apply on board, ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO. % Fu the Old, or Black Ball Line Which will be atthe lowest rites: apni t» JOHN } pol, can as oswal be FOR, LIVERPOL—First Regolar EUROPE. Capt. E.G. Mareholl, will as above, herregalarday. Lhe accom: bin and steerage passengers, by are unsprpassed. For passage, ee 1ERDMAN, 61 South st. aud Treland, vin Liv N. B.—Passage from of packets f the shed for able throughout the FOR LIV® RPOOL, the first class Bi COUNTESS OF A AN. Captain | mly two years old, Fa vs burthen, will the above port on Fadayy,dth August. ish Barque Bryen, a si ei CHATHAM THF: THIS EVENING - ry r ed the agedy of Sir Edw Mortimer, Me ki Mrs Marsden Othello, . Mrs Hield a0, : Em home Lad Gey Claude Melnotte, “Mi Kirtsy | Pounn. Mrs Thome Alter which ,, RICHARD iy} Richard, My Kuby | Henry: Mr Thorne To conclude with - * THE REVIEW wolter,J K Seott| John Ling Mr Kirby weld | Grace Gay lov vs Thorne pfield| love, Mas Thorns : tal wen in future at 7 aud the eurtain will rise at a quarter before 8 clock prin y Bren dete ensbones SP SAN MUSEUM AND GAR CORNER OF BROADWAY AND AN ‘opposite St. Paul’s Church, BARNUM NOVEL’ Hed comie droilerisr Whitlock E The swouderiul ou ets. A splendid D, am,” painted by Mr. ts in Animal Mag lass Biowit censions every night ai ten 0 sday and Saturday aftemnoos Day visiters adinitted free in the ev eu whole M » Garden and to th ts—Ohh ([HE SEW ROCHESTER THEATRE tauow ora the summer season, ladies and gentlemen, oF establish: professional visiting Buffalo or Montreal vnd wi heir w.y, will please address the subscriber. EDWIN DE. Rochester, July 1, 1842, dy 61 ~~ MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTIC SEA MONSTER ; SEA Di, VIL. T reputation, who de Rochester in THE q NATUR. L CURIOSITY IN AM —The proprietor of thi ense }pecimen begs veal wnounce tothe public, that he has fer Exhibi ra Devil, which was Hav Charveston, Boats, tion, at the Bowery Amphithen: captured on the 26th April, 1812. lous production of the born after her FRENCH, ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY. No, 7 Division-stiect, JN, conseatence of the entreaty of a number of patrons whose children trequent this 1, the undersigned will continu his instructions dusing the coming vacations, and by th means open an avenue to those Who prefer school Lyvacation. ‘The intent of this institu’ tsa rapid and thorou ‘ French aud Euglis) tanguages, Matne Philosophy, Ke. ‘The student of th prepared 10 enter Col ‘The Freneh 1c, wd Greck will, ina short time, be inant branch, witl of course be being ilsmay uient Wo send them, ‘The terins are moderate, as will be seen inthe ein LUX, Pr lars. cipal. ly. N. B.—The Evening School 1s open for joi Jy292w*r A CHANGE OF AIR AND OF 5¢ atial to health, but a reat source of Summer season to the residents of a crowded c.ty. his nothing. can compare with a JAUNT LO HOBOKEN those who can leave New York only for a tew hu shady ‘aud diversiged walks along the river—the breezes from the water—the picturesque beauty of its scenery pe s presented. f ix not_ onl; ment in th most favorite i place cl. portra strert, who have de reception of pupils, to cor o ‘The class will be open fortwo hours each dey’ from e cht o'clock A. M. to ten velock A.M. and the yuj1's may cout ue in the class until pertectly satislied advanee, ULE & Co. have 1,000 very superi: paratasea, AS We mannfactared i Pa.is. AGULUNEOTYTE f Broadway # f deen. im, u Monday July, 1 ed Daguerreot ofthe best Chetnicals without any regard same. ? eipalar Instructions in the abo beautiful art given, ‘end apparacus fa jovlerate price. ts used in the business may be obtain- lage: algo, every descetption of miniatare “ases, lenses, plate Specimens may be seen at the rooms tany’ time ditring the day, ___jydime 3 LN respeetiuily informs the New York AVE and its vicinity, that she continues giving lex ous on the Piano Forte, Harp, Guitar and in Siaging, and will be hapyy 10 receive her ‘pupils’ at No. 66 Wh fend the respective touses of those ladies who. prefer, ug | awn residence, Harp and Piano. Fortes for s AL\:_very splendid Piano Forte for sale. ae MUSIC. h. CHARLES REPS iespectfally announe teurs of Music, that he continues to give on the Pigno Forte. Guitar, Violin, and Flure, ei sidence, No. 17 Broadway,’ or if preferred, ai the res\ this pupils. AA R Pps. OUBLE ACTION HARPS.—Amateurs and professors of this delightful mstrument are mnvited to exemme the ¥ mn view at 395 Brondway, decidedly “fin toned instrument abl BROWN & CO. London ond Ne Harps repaired, exchanged end for Strings, &e.—Ofice 734 Chammers stect. Sy20mer * nl Walt TP FRANCIS G. BOYLE, HAIR CUTTER AND WIG MAKER, 78 Chatham-strcet ESPECTFULLY informs his friends a particular, that he has ret je aud « je ructions up- at his re of bea apeciinens the most elegant Je most elegan hitor paceage, having contort. Me necommoda pn ‘ cond Cabin ‘and Steerage, all of which wil apologises for the disappoiutment his abset ned taken ashe, Tawest rates, apply (0 the’ Capiain on board the | Uan he Youd on band daily frm BA Me io FM." th pn: ip at 12 E. R,, or t al vie other st for i2sy “yee “JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South street. herons: eee Lat sale ee NITED LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS UN: Cot the lat of Aacust='the superb fast bad NO. 4 PECK BLIP. ADIRONDACK, 1100 tons burthen, | PJOCTOR CARPENTER continues as usual to devorr ts Fese pontively as abov’, her regular de entire pernonal attention to the treatment of all deli “Five acer mmodations of this ship for and private di steerage passengers csnnot be € are very spacious, and fitted up. with every cov yenicace, port, wishin \stri_Lattention to the comfort of second «lin and steer- fe passengers, and persons about to embark ‘or the above th combine comfort with economy, shonld lose hotime in selectrry berth in this splendid shiv, a the price of tasanae 4 uo ww—forterms of which, apyly'on board, side, or to at Burling slip, west side, or 5 . TAPSCOTT, oF it or passage apply to For freight or e ave ol it BEB riser a8 superior accommodat age p ssengers, which will be ken al ly, ae i i) 1 hotel, being situated on che Seevh avenue, directly Opposite the large reservoir, betwern 83d and Sith streets,com- | minding a very extensive ¥ may Captain Lee on hoard at Ree BOY t TO LET OR LEASE—A large commodious He ne 43 Peck Sli, rh street. ishing to send for ther fr nk ove them in this ship, or any of the reg ine, ou Pavora- iy29 - very superior bog ISAAC ME. lev. Has very. superior furnished ers, and equal in all cespecis to those of the ober tackets from hence. YD & HING 9T application por yee made on bot the ship a N_61 Sonth st. Bergh ‘ re ps She isin prime order, ‘and | je sent Co sea at, a trifling exy For terms apply to | '. | eontinnes to supply the Navy, the American, Rr treet wharl, o to KEN, 9 Tontine Buildings. e D&HI yal withone of the handsomes: Gardens on the island, and about five acres of land, well enlentated for n p adjgeue, country. ference and fg ate Tipe, wer B.—Nune need apply: unless they can give the beat of re- | vty. Hngnre of NEWTOX, 20 Chambers street, from 11 te Lo" ie the basement LLENT JERSEY MARE, nine at trotier, and fine wider the eaddje or ‘2ovelock, at the Herness. | Any e accommodated, ¥28 3% a ar Harness, will be cold this day at ‘ars oll street, Also, a Sutky eevieable animal, can ntleman wishi jv 30, G —for a purse of $500, with forfei ocloe! | shar up, | than last_vear. be Ald Fre FOR $2,000.—Monday, Augnst Ist, at ¢ WwW | put "Those who have been so.unfortanate as to become the vic- tims of unnnalitied and unprineipled charlatans city abounds, in consequ: ce of the laxity of ing the medieal prof sion, are respectfully his old established Dispensar Peck Slip, wh: ve many thousands have been aade to rejoice at a happy deliverance Fromm their anit td 2 s diploma in this citys nor.) isa licentiate of the Ne w Yor! has had nearly tharty, years 1 ‘most inspe rk Stace cand expe iene n he speedity and ‘offices and entrances for the privacy of pa- *" Separat oe Charges reasonable. an never come 10 cor tact. RS KEWARD.—Robbery of the fj ‘other New York papers directed to Jug ‘< frequently xolen from the mail aod the nent hi vowed its mabilit ect the offe Cee ee ee ae reward. of Wiley belles will be Top sach information ts will lead to the detection and num sl- mmentof the Pustmaster by vihose ineasaeity or erime thy. ya pers so directed are preveute rom reacting. thet ne cpuination. Buttecnmt Owego county, N.Y. Jnty 2%, 14. jy2e Iw HARSALL’S OAR LS LABLISH IN founded ia iss, at 102 street, five doors above O; ket, the Li in the Unit: only establishment of the kind Rpanish war steamers—has seppiied ali the race boats ou e! boats for the last fonr years—and has now the largest assortment of oars, sweeps, and scalls ever collected in one place N. B—The Branch Oar Store on the North River side, is and removed to 402 ‘Water street; and as | save all the exnenscs of ong storey} will sell enough cheaper to those wh ome from the North River side to pay them (or their troubl: Race boats, club boats, oars and’ seaite sold 50 per cent w of Long Island Sound andthe | ROOMBA suite of Rooms, “a t attached. ean be obtained roomsto let. Transient persons can be at 34 Di 5 reet__ Reference requires Cor! RATION NOT ven, that a sale of at Public Anction on proqe taxes, aul property : newsp per printed and 9a! ALY 2 Mikee, May? Consptroatte 4 surany Ve om Ss ' Olive No. 38 Wall street, New York, July flat, 1012, ROBERT AINSL! JOHN McBRATR, Secretary: Jy? Minrtier letter t 20 Ai code [NG PAPERS——1000 reams ruled and plain Lette r ‘ars Yo do do Bree fine snd suesrine Flat Cap By Brant ames gr. m, Lady. Sufolk ae etn i a Wheelan names by. g, Confia “iene H. Woodruff names by. 90 do er ine ve and wh $200 Lo go to the second de Also, 9 LJ assortment of by 1. for sale at very 1) we pRosks sberty street