The New York Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1842, Page 1

es THE NE VILL —No. 213.--»Whele No. 3064. NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS. | - MEROY C 0.’S * BURPALS yey CHICAGO EXPRESS. most speed, regularity and ‘aluable Pac! on, transfer, collection or payment of Exchange, Noten, Draftn“Acce Merchandise, Prodace and rannf semption Fier, HARNDEN & TRWEEY & Co's EXPRESS poor ge een a ante geanne opellng 38 . jon to-and from the eastern Sreir route, Uurguch perfect communication to transaction of all’ mercantile Drpfcasona ogni ese Fatchin, Neck Leer James SCHOOLEY’S MOUNTAIN 3 TOWN, PENN. ; Daily, (Sundays excepted,) via—Elizahethtown and Somerville if . pier 1 North Riv at Obg o’elock, A M, by steamboat fzabethport, or leave take ‘the’ Philadelphia train to ‘connect with the exrs for ving. at" Sehooke at 836 o'clock the sa ‘ow sete or further it b | inte Hed, al Comm}an t, oF on bow nips tizyagh to Schooley’* Mountain, ; si : AD HOPE, Mer- are Rativoed Ones, ica Pam simietinge count of the short distance by coaches commends itself to blic vatronage as being by far the most FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO PITTS- BURG. ut to wy will be forwarded setts das N& Or shippers of gi: jigu their goods Mticnd "2: smpping all’ such’ consiguongnts Wwithost siiould be marked distinctly on eaen package AM VINE. f ales of freight, which are as low No. 8 West sti Prosi agers forwarded to Pittaburs American Fur Co.; 8. T. RAIL ROAD—ALBANY AND SARATOGA. “PM. ‘Wagons, of shift Missi naps eteshes pike and Whi hall ‘boat their arcival at Sara to convey them to Lake nd cowneeting with all the principal Northern routes, rs who arrive by in readiness, at Al- m rail road cars, to car. rs direct to and from the depot and cents per trunk or package, or 12} the steamboats an JOHN COSTIGAN, Superint Albany, June 27th, 1842. RAILROAD NOTICE. MARKET AND FREIGHT L! EW BRUNSWICK AND HE NEW JER! peste Ree Sen Leper at 56 Ae Aveedy and cneap conveyance of me Baie ot ae oN at 23 i x the transportation of cattle, horses, Me Rogs, dc. and all other kinds of merchandise'are very is ine ‘is ot subject to any extra ts at the ticket offices, will it. fe » Eh y a it og Namark, Elizabethtown, Rahway, West ines, ind delivered the same da m STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Foot of Whitchall street. ITATEN ISLA! Mw7PM, All pode me and age at the risk The Com Brunswick, adiolni Deopen for the reception rs purchasing we by the above li every hour, from 8 A alt RANGUP HW WANN Nos tes Week EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY igus Co pier e boat St evens ne tee above pier Monday, John, o% A. 8t. John, Soveg= RANoot iH BA bore ad Bd above pi ¥ the : ovewpigr Taceday, Thursday above boats ‘bstantial are furnished with ‘state {ecm atl avery respectateu asurpasted smog by | ver steamers. ‘or passage or niscoly om tours oe p acHULTZ, ital ge at a imes for the east 1 M Cee 0c 'r notice, baggage at the risk of the owners thereof. we" vl of the Hal- x aboandi th hte wel amre ed Tay, Hincor, will try fair day, andteare ‘as follows tat 9 past 9, Catharine tery iaeach mpeerh wey. Rogranda SD at ket, the only estab! eerie vy, the. ‘Ameriean ihe istic “apited all the rage boats and club assortment t four years—and has now the li aay WATERING PLACES, &C. Price Two Cents, MISCELLANEOUS. __|__ MISCELLANEOUS. CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, AT THE PINE ORCHARD.—1312. TTBS somatic aul st onsble resort will be ‘conducted dur- a 2 present season onder irection superiaten- BF Gaicthtaticn lr bes: cndorgene' s conte ent h repair, and is vow 9} fo effort wal! be spared to m ter it has heretofore sequired. : ss fore, its tables will be furnished with every delicacy that the New York market ean afford; and every possible at- tent at can promote the couvenience and enjoyment of its patrons will be promptly bestowed. ‘The road leading to this fxtablishment and esecially that pwtof tou the mountain, has been rendered perfectly smooth and safe. : Messrs, A. F. Beach & Co.’s excellent line of stages will ran Heretofore recularly between the landing and the Mountat louse, on ie boats. , " “6. L. BEACH, Proprietor, June 13th, 1912. el 3inr BATH HOUSE, LONG ISLAND—This long and weil known boarding and sea bathing lishment, having re cently undergone numerous improvements, among which is the for. the reception. of visitors, intain the deservedly high eharae- sreetionof several elegant summer hosuey upon the margin of cen {snow oven ive ie reception of company durin the " extent of private ect security in bathing, even {or ladves aus ebiitdzen, (the ing houses being witht a stone's throw of the mansion)— shady, cool Yeti locust grove adjoining the house =the pleasant rides in the surround coantr(—the excellent fahing grounds and othe: soarces of healthful recreation and Amasement—the beautiful view of the Atlaic ocean and the igwer bey. almost constantly enlivened by nurnerous vessels arriving or outward bound, render this sittation im every re- tect mypasalied by any” inthe, vicinity “Tis accommodate are amy roome airy and the temperature, even 1 warmest days of summer, au! me The con- at Hee i joation and distance, {being bat nine miles Kom Brookiyay) the acces by stages ai hours accommodated to business render i we . tdlemen of busis York, sees tae Mein Net MAM BROWN, Proprictor. FURNITURE. GEORGE W. DAWSON, a and Pier Tab! ining, Ce e fas, widvceade ie ddan .Paleasters, Mat" 5, Carvets, Oil Cloth, Matting and Fire Irons, Wash Bands, Poulet’ Tabies, Uandie » Bureau easing Bureaus, Sale Rieter asoreomsvot mon. and..woment :Wosrite Ap: ously ban ane anon ahve articles are. offered to the public at very sca is wan articles worl ‘make au early ‘call at the above establish nt. Shipping orden punctually attended to and pecked ca the gore, notice, and on reasonable terms, Mattresses, Bedding, ~The highest w rg, and Gentlemen's and Ladies’ cast off Clothing, ageom*? PEFINED SUGAR, WINES, &c. WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Wine and wantin uit, No. 5 New street, one door from hae just received from the refinery ble end sinsle refined Sag: I at his usual low rates, in parcels to suit buyers. quantity of superior A, Carter's assoriment of superior Wines cannot fail t0 please, The old Lomeling Madeita of 1012, 1u. bottles and in ad qr- casks of 3 ch claret and biker igh Wes ‘Of the choicest “grands, always on sale at jow prices, ders: for any kind shall be fa F GOOD SUMMER WINE J B. STOUVENEE, Importer of French et Alw: hand, fiaa, ers £ half’ casks and Champague, jal cod Spanish Wi 8. families, which will be sent to any part of the city, also gallon or of ise, to those who may favor him with thefr pa tronage, aX? ‘Wines are impure sold by him, as he imports them ing house at Hoboken, oppo- J.B. S has opened a boarding site Vaushat Carden, on the main toad, whete is kept any ax. sortment of:4, ( est Wines, Private parties supplied with good dine: mvc re and: »f-» si ments. iyl2t = —_—a HATS. HATS! HATS! HATS !! BRON, & CO’S One Price Hat Store, wholesale and req f 4 179 Chatham Square, comer of Mott street, where fashion, beauty, durability and economy are combined to sdern + he head. ‘The proprietors have the pleasure now to offer in additi Jo theis tesenthy swproved’ stort sanped Hat: new soe at of all furs the most costly and’ beautiful, that the difference Is not easily retiree dol re to the one imitation of beaverr, which so closely resem revived. Pric e dollars. We strictl eelte cus mn, wiiels onabl for the price charged. In ting these Hats 0 the mating. these lie the propietors ink they fine. reached the wltamatam ort. mt Sin [Correspondence of the Herald. | Newark, Ohio, July 28, 1842. The Ohio Legisiature— Condemnation of the appor- tionment law of Congress Cleveland— The Newark Institute and Rhode Island — The crops, &¢. § The Ohio Legislature met! at Columbus on the 25th inst., and immediately commenced action with regard to the apportionment of the State for choosing members of Congress, by the appointment of a com- mittee of seven members on the partof the Senate, and fourteen members on the part of the House of Representatives, to report a bill for the attainment of that object. Mr. Taylor, the Senator from this district, intro- duced a preamble and resolutions declaratory of the opinion of the General Assembly of Ohio, that so much. of the apportionment law enacted by Con- is requires the Congressional districts to be le, isunconstitutional, null, and void; and that e General Assemply shalt proceed to divide the State of Ohio into single districts, it will not be from any respect to the law in question, but from long es- tablished custom and the preference of the people of Ohio. Resolutions of a similar nature, and very nearly the same in language, with those of Mr. Tay- lor, were also introdued on the same day in the House of Representatives by Mr ppears to be some difference to the propriety of considering any other business than that which relates to the apportion: ment; buta determination to adjourn at the end of two or three weeks ; Mr. Van Buren was received with a great deal of |. Every one, without dis tinction of party, testified the utmost respect for the distinguished gentleman who had honored Cleve- land with a visit, and the addresses (of Mr. Stark- weather to Mr. Van Buren and Mr. Van Buren in teply,) were quite happily conceived. Mr. Van Buren had another opportunity, which he did not fail to embrace, of showing the magnanimity of his ig in terms of deserving praise n his former great political an- tagonist, as a man who has rendered himself “ illus- tnous in the annals of our country.” The decision ia Rhode Island with regard to the charter of King Charles II. has been reversed in the Newark Institute by a majority of two. ceive, therefore, that that unpleasant affair, even ¢ Governor Dorr has retired from the contest with disgrace, is not yet over; but that you may again look for squally times in little Rhody. I as. sure you that the resalt will be vastly different when the new parties, about to engage in the contest tor “freedom and the right,” arrive on the field of WAITER. NOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD LIVING. HE wnt erngned has, New York, ia white! at agrert cxpensc, fized up ore of the fid Cotfce and Eat ¢ hundred persons at least sud aubstantial bre: n sofvhe markets, with a bill Of fare hot ex Van Buren m Orvice or Jnvrenson .ns. Company, ¥ ugist 1, 1g42. have this day d> idend of seven per cent, gal representatives, on iegards quality or mi tel in the United Stites, and vary: eightecu penee pwr di the very best teas, Board of Directors of this insti elared a semi-annual to the stockholders, or their ley ‘Transfer books closed from 61 atétr ‘he purest Java an¢ \d served at only three ther. refreshinents in proportion. i it fing in this establishment quite very department of the business is under the superinten- of competent overaners, whose sole care and e comfort and’ convenies © HENKY GOSE wae Proprietor of the French and Amn i of the French and American Kat Naasiw st, between Jahn st aud “Open Sunday's for breakfast, dinner and tea. je30 3mr TO, GON DEALERS—dGuns, Pisiois, “100 Sinele Barrel Fowling Pieces ble Guns, imitation twisted real twisted and patent Breech, Se Tet ey iiterent varieties. —Loe : 4 Game Bast der Flea ie and Percussion ing articles geverally. ‘The above articles will br sold 2 CHEAP HARDWARE STORE, T HARDWARE RNB‘ rivals from Birmingham ich ih to 9th instant inclusive. GEO. 'T. HOPE, Secretary. 0) ARARNING (TO OM NATORE.—Amateurs next door to the American les Of painting on c, by a piocess for SPLENDID Di S'PAINT -AND may see, at No. 231 Hotel, a° number of the process. By.this method, any f with oil, water color, Iso many new ‘aud handsome inventions, to & ult to understand withont ror ve 15th of next month, race. we ahove address, ‘AN AND FOREIC d States Patent Oifice, No. Specimens may be seen at | PATENTS—AMERIC: and Agenry of the State street, Boston. This office has been established and inventors are informed th’ ration of caveats, specificati in Boston for the past ten it peculiarly adapted as a residence for ‘Fogether with a gene: a e is prepared to of ston, and delay there, saved (0 them. Attendance ence in opinion ich may be aent by Harnden’s explanatory letter, be mn of bis 'st wall find it to their interest ALFRED F. LAGRAVE, ws, and rare mechanical bo at for inftage ments, Ke. thich would be Other respects sto obtain, All models, edlto the Patent Olice, We fe3 jo—a complete assortment of Mechanics’ , James’ Serews, &c. i CORNS, CORNS, CORNS. Murray street. MAD one E enthusiasm at Clevel keeps for sale a large senerneey of che. fallow is excracted from lett boards, Bi bs, 1» Cora, Chee un Fore Desks, (Glass Coses, Book he Commissioner 6 MONS. AND Corn EG-LEAVE to inform the y will be hp R. H, Eppy, Esq. have to renew the assurance of the hi: entertain of your BERHARD, Pari bitents of New York, that I! who may desire’ their atistied with your service Is me to say, the business of yo his “department, evinces -¢ to yourself compels m ay it 1s connected with wl great assiduit ‘Your fad. Berhard have been practicing in the and iu that short time have re- the most eminent gantlemen id others, asto the benefit and comfort which they have te- ceived since they have houor to infuren t character by eulogizin; the immortal Clinton, i. L. ELLSWORTH. to DAVID GARDINER, ine street, New York, CL. INGERSOLLS BOAT ESTABLISHMENT. OATS, Dinkey sail boats and he immense Boat i Ingersoll, 406 Water st, near Cat iar most extensive inthe United Stats, beautiful pleasure the rivers and lakes of cat of all the Rassias. #7 : ths faney Bont called ihe Jiu Smith of For all further information, ‘Agent of Patent Office, Nov 21" a2im*r - contidentiy assure those wi painful Corns, that they m Away their tormentor, the may suffer from a have the sarisfaction of carrying orn, in their hands. Made. B; have in their possession upwari id certifirates from those who have e sperienced re lade. B. have pra tic pro! France and England, nd much practical experience—a fhet attested by numerous certificates from the most celebrated Eu- lish, French and German he nobility and gentry 0 ‘s The. operation wil +30 Instantaneous that ly put on their shoes and walk Ladies and gentlemen will be waited on at their own resi: dence, if they desire it. ’ 4 Athome in the morning from 8 till 11, and in the afternoon from 2 till 6 o'clock Office at Boston, 151 Courtst+ HEAP UPHOLSTRY—W, RE: tween White and Walker street.—O: scription made and altered to fit the 1m to the latest style. rs, made.to ordex to match any jubscriber not having expense: make any of the above artic! hand. bove establishment will be practually at ill be given for Second Hand Establishinent of C. L, won for several years t bbe fe es and lab nate that have floated ou | won, for, several yen barge for the Anto- ‘Arkansas, and the fast wnrugs, He has receutly ich has been pronounce al_ men superior ta any ever be- ind of boat will be mould, imany way to r, of whatever forin they may be. he best quality, pine b¢ f boats of all kinds ysicians, as wellas a small loaves, which he will sell The abundant products of the prolific soil of Ohio athered, and never, perhaps, were the labors of the husbandman more a quantity and in kind if not in price. 0 Dhio will now pay her traders, and they will in turn -immense quantities of goods ublic works of this State and yield large amounts of tates in paying the in- of Gur most experienced re buil Al this establishment any furnished with reversed bottom, from a an ten minutes, and the relie! Without the least rt thereof. A large assortment 0 igs, long, quarter, pleasure, Whitel purchasers have heretofore count on the usual rates will be made to those who wash to sell di before purchasing elsewhere; you can then advertisement of ore Vormmercin New York will, o tolls, which will aid terest on their debts. The weatherfor a week past haa been excessively warm, and now we have actually got a summer, it comes with a vengeance. Carpets of every 10st intricate room: Matrastes, sofas, and or sordeaun Claret wnt other | cain. Please call most appro ‘Wines, ‘He has removed from his old stand, Gl Nassau street, ‘38 Wall st, For om er & Enquirer and New of & store to les at such prices ILK BANNERS, ko. & CO., 293 Broadway, near Read street, O. of O. F., aud their to execute orders the most superior atyle for beauty, various brands; Bar: = d ‘ ; " wtrchasing Carpets and Oil Cloths ean, ha igen ccinshermatam ft @ be eee AN y calling as abr Paper Hanging by the draen bottled Wine for private : . Grease spots extracted, GUNS AND. PISTOLS. IXCLUSIV ELY.-69 German and Frene ing Guns, from the lowest to the fin 4 . for this aud other one juudred different ki i to offer at the manufactn Respectfully inform the Order of I. {Corvespanilence of the Herald.) Erm, (Pa.) July 25th, 1842. Weather— Farmers—-Legislature— Apportionment — Excursions— Gen. Bennett, James Gornon Bennerr, Dear Str :— Here we are in the midst of hot weather and hard times—The thermometer at .95—-business below zero, and little prospect of a betterment short of a + di bility, and . casion that will make the 293 Broadway, or sent to any part of the Uni 8 Hen, and exocution of works of she Kindy we re Ye of 0. F,, as also to » No. Uy 1, O, can be seen at their Establishment, inde all of which New England, 8t. George, St An- Window Shades in each to the richest and best, painted by: jt Stained Glass, after the manner of t change color, with many recent church window; and other sunny packet ships, store wi fimtations of Suuned Glas: close imitation of the teal clesayat obsewred oad parated in’ by ‘most eminent artis There has been considerable croaking by the far- mers about rust on the wheat; bat, from all ac- counts there will be a tollerable crop after all the ‘The grass crop is abundant. Corn is rather backward, but is coming on finely for the last three All other crops look well. for harvesting As the all-wise Legislature appears disposed to louse, Jul Bt rroton Aqueduct is hereby given, that the C mittee of the Corporation have requested the, Water i forthe present, to rent the Crotou Water, and ar for yhaking the necessary connexions to supply the eitize ns agpense, ‘or Sere durable and che LING MINEKAL WATERS.—Sharon Syruus Sulpher Weer am “ a Hheumatic, Cutaneous debility erysipalas, ney, water. Bee bilowite, are the rates at which the water is at present ms.—For there wnri lled Dyspeptic Com- a, liver complaint, (by their permission) is ntlemen : D., 4 Warren-st, Great. weather TAILORING. leave our State improvements half finished—our citizens, not satisfied to be left entirely in the back REMOVAL. PHILLIPS’ CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH In removed frou 145, *ONON No.7 Astor House. MY ECON IN GEN'TLEMEN’S DRESS. Garments ofa most Jegant aud Fashenable kind et a saving of 60 per cent for cash. rtiser dy ms it unnecessary to. resort t9 the heck- Tiered races of Sing alae of wominal price, esa f ti he tablished, together Soccescttigienan teoereatr te, seed tee Sa Folng connerted pate wiltLeeced tower dam tay ca ie beat descriptions of} Yr dgess, ae ne PATER Y Lets Hiows, Bopadiay LOOK OUT. He who steals irse steals tras} pai rere, eee rt bs me of that which not enriches him, makes me poor indeed.—{ Shakspeare. NLY TROY SHIRT DEPOT, Ro. 90 Chatham Avuret, takes the above quotation, bene others cadentat anak to fieh from hit his good samo, farse, and reputations; We tacken: detbequsenagea al oooh ik reat oe hake ere and others ja Tursmvor our repated Troy Bhirws, and Collate Buc now that im tions are on the’ increase, therefore, we shall keep these ts before the public, which will expose itnposters, and may ir wicked de no mistakes therefore. ated on our awning Troy Shirt De Be patalar, powerer, Cosee the mame i our store. No, 9, our onl ‘Depots sitated about 16 doors fiw the comer st jhirt Depot, is situated Chatham seek in pose i Oo ‘ ad t. a TOA TALOGUE OF PRICES. Strong made Cotton Shi ith Ti , collars and wat bands, wacrauted, at per dozen, $127 50-828 Soebeio 10 50-—11—1912 90151616 3017182021 09 5024-05 All Linen Shirts, per doz. $20—20 50—25—27 50— ‘shirts, per dz. $5 50—-—1-—7 40 doz. $o—5 1—8—9-—10~ 11. Hon, My, 50 cents per dozen, 62c—7: ro—$I—1 wm! 3 = 350 400, includiug our » style, esha bjs Cig ed arte Seu ae Een ie 38. Plain Cotton our plain and bosoms, can he at many of the principle ready maze linen s t the city, andlat the manufacturers, (7 Marsnal Pleat i rT Bepot, York. No. 99 Chatham street, New eaution lers and others against the many eat < hed, will be att of e. circulars only ‘may te geen in ov Sa re ag adzise again, tee the name Who best downs yisimee TO eran PARRA EM 48 of the articles cheapne: ena aie CAEP , Nata a tech $2 er ‘And Lawn Hats do do—, new style o * MODINE Cae t ELSSLER COTTAGE.” newt Ln sa FANCY STRAWS, of the finest tex- in great variety. F 1 vetfally solicits Ub to fay Ci ye ge SF i AO 5 ‘a.great saving to Ln J im_price and a great: - varie ty of th rirz the variety 91 a"8. KING, SMarszine de Modes, jy22 Imer 293% Broadway. are making improvements themselves.— extensive iron and woollen factories have been erected lately,and are now dashing ahead “with have plenty of iron ore. gz,’ and as ene woo ‘ansiysis made for the Proprie= inent chemists in this following results ha , tanneriés, public all other consumers, ship- ‘uc., whi he charged in proportion to the quantity of water 1't PM, in the old Alo L STEVENS, D, IN D. WARD, END RING. B. BIRDSALL ‘ater Commissioners. HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SEGARS. 16 Chatham street, of 190,000 La Norma Segars, aright good will.” V only ‘wanting thé diggin growing country, as is un legislature do not ‘‘come up to the scratch,” w be set off into a State by ourselves, and “go-ahead on our own hook.”” in the financial wa: 8 looking up a little, as the U. receives it on debts, which makes it mighty conve- nient for the folks about these creditable to the assignees in worthy little Coshier, Mi iat th Use egramisa rs from Qo%clock A M until Enitraice by centre d for his capabilities. aPoawenting fadvanzage of diggings, and very $0 tes ‘i ment in barepe Philadelphia. ‘The assets that he can ee, jueseitice ap ! , i8 going ahead omg dit is presumed the Bank will not her discounts at this Branch.— Whata pity the mother should not have managed as frugally as the daughter. “ Mr. Van Buren gave usa call on his way East.— Acommittee from here proceeded to Cleveland to meet, and escort him down. At 10 A. M. on Wed- nesday, 18th, the approach of the steamer was an- nounced by agun from the bank of the bay, when the military, corporate authorities, committee of ar- rangement, and citizens generallv, without distine- tion of party, proceeded to the landing, and escort- gh the principal streets and public le Hotel, where welcome from t! gre te Beane Dem ncheans arautee returns to Menem Harnden & Co. ' eda Besides a full stock rana and Principe Segars, a BROOKS, bills 4 aces steusoffrt tor oraaler OMT 8m locks Irish, RE marble. sal 's bleachi: fe we ms powder. ¥20 In eod ec rac- bly factory brown sheetings, ed him up throw; square to the Ea formal and cordia ror 1. Sill, in behalf of the authorities and ci ch his Excellency made an appropriate reply, but in a wretchedly low tone of voice. owers of elocution! but he must learn to speak uder, if he ever expects to be President again— such whispering as this will never do.) After which he was introduced to a multitade of ‘our citizens— dined at 3 P, M.—took 4 ride tothe country at 6 was escorted to the residence of his friend, Mon. Hamot, where he received the calls of the la- dies, with that affable demeanor and irresistible smile, so peculiar to himself ed to the boat, and shortly after left for Buffalo. quite brisk again. The e fall campaign—but the cause: 3 at the old exclusi 20 Casks 3and4 F 2 Bales cotton ear delat urrauted inevery par- ry Boot. Ter the Elastic Heels wine Ti Chatham he received a invaluable asticle, Th EL BOOT: ing thre: and four yards wide. 5 Bales Machine blankets All of which will be soldat lowest market prices, PARSELLS & AGATE ANUFACTUREKS OF STOCKS, Suspenders. Li Jubins ceoepaty inasepea ete clan ee . express er wear. Als jortmentof Summer Scarfs, Gravat Silk, ment et Snspende: Ners, and at the same price of the o1 ‘are some of the miny advantages have over every other kind :— as Wirst—The elasticity adds greatly to the durability of the coudly—They make no noise in walking upon the pave- meat idpicdly—sthey prevent Boots from runwing down to the cel. ay carthly—They enable the wearer to walk with much less *; Pitthiy—"hey do not ‘eat or tear carpets as do iron or nailed Sixthly—They ean be worn with comfort by those having , constantly on hand all kinds of st manufacturer's drices, ASPHALTUM AND MINERAL TAR. JOHN LOWITZ, jo the City Hall. See the name Kid Gloves, with alance aasort i justin Shirts, Line garments, way, between Puck place and M CGAL ARLOAT=200 tons superior quaiay” Seoteh ; GLBVuk & McMURRAY, 100 P At 10, he was escort. I" Boots at whelesale dy 12 t rosewood hol- whigs are preparing for locofocos “Tay Tow and keep dark” as yet appears to be the favorite with the whigs, althoug! some of the ultras do not much like his late low tariff speech at the Kentucky barbecue y is felt about the apportionment by Ttis supposed our district will be com. posed of Erie, Crawford and Warren counties I so, the whigs will have a majority, and elect their men for the firat time in twenty years 1200 whig; Crawford, 600 Inco, and Warren 400 loco However, it will be hotly contested, and there isno telling howitmay end The whig candidate will probably be Wm M. Watts, Esq., a young lawyer of respectable talent, but not very studior romising whig and anti-mason. 0 was proposed by a Pittsburg editor last fall, didate for Governor on account of n, and fund of aneedote—rich and Governor, tobe sure! However, there is no doubi but that he would fill this station with much credit. The loco condidate will either be the Hon. John Galbraith, a distinguished lawyer of this place, who has served several terms, or Dr Wm. G Trwin, of Warren, a young man of mach merit, and relative of the late Gen. Calender Irwin, of Philadelphia. 4 In the fashionable line, we ate about so, so — Quite a number of gentry on their way to the falls, ut ited. py y ‘ue, “ith of in fen’ made of ay i fa oe ye GEORGE COLYER, amg THOMAS DUGARD, sucee late, cf aeyin comeguence, of tevin cketed paces in in prices are to be'seen in ou window,” But remember thre the ‘our: id for epee Hock. and Mine- lowing purposes :— ngs and Cellars, where the exclusion of TOMAS DUGARD, succes o., would respectfully inform their nd the timber of every deseripti ‘Steam Sa Mil, foc ____ MEDICINES. SAND’S SARSAPARILLA. N offering to the public a new preparation of Sarsaparilla, it is with much pleasure the subscribers are able to. state that ‘aults. rent etal Sewers. ‘WC tk, to prevent its oxdation by airan. ing of timber work, used at railroads, &e. , where he oxelusion + rf GROLIUS’ BOAT ESTABLISHMENT. 409 WATER STREET, FOUR DOOF3 EAST OF CATHARINE MARKET. HE Subscriber having i experienced sildera in thi ge theeehebated Gall Ring, INERY agters ot sale'a moat elect tnd choice moroaet or Milinecy Goods, ‘rade Dreaented Mie, both as regards . aualicy a dhe ‘anigie is with much pleasu ing years to laborious chemical eded in extracting the essential principles. on w ag a suitable c. his jolly dispositio rare qualities for a nigus apparatus, invented eaprese: the TAUE Sarsaparilla, renders it one rect with other articles selcctad from the Materia seat L important powe of iamediosly and restoring the yatient to nor, 90 eitv. and the best of materials bouts, which enables formed into a com) t All diseases arising from an i state of the blood, or habit of the sya Ja, obstinate Cutaneous ‘ci Re athe of fhe bones aad he spAitic symptoms, and all diseases, use of mercury, are speedi . lew, Orlvars, Bes Alsi, Beahion, Zanonl, Bar, and Ea cured by ita tse, SHIRTS, SHIRTS. ) $ SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 77 Wil- U (ag apt at Liberty, N, Y Notice is hy reby ven to Mercl and traders in general, that the propriet: re of ve ment have adopted new method of 1 am u rts atach r by the list of prices as follows:— Per Bor, FineMuslin Shirts, with Linen Bosoms and Collars, -+- $7 00 OP) aan Also, amity of Boso Col ly ¢ EN eee Sa era eter -8 9% IMPORTANT TO THE UBLIC. Alt who wish to ite can gine lothing hgh ms fon Al t oor west of Hudson. ye large. tof Clother Cassi y cheap, at 205 any. prices, 206 Canal str-et. “e SHIRTS. TRTS made to onler, after the SO iNine. “Gendlemen's Garmenteoraitigareroved French jiarn wwe WILLIAM COLLINS. 1 ete., have been spending afew weeks in pe oe town, and have given quite a zest to our the rest a Mrs inghters from Washi iable stay with splendid woman, with ORTORATION NOFIO ianens eee at Public Auction, ‘on Wednesday, t noon, and be continned!: property shall he sold,an { taxes, and prope u: Public Notice is hereby gr: $ a City Hatt oF the ay of September on are themselves the benefits this invaluable mec dand sold by A. B. Sai have been making a Lient. O——. Madam isa s wom: an inexhaustable fund of wit and vivacity. _ The eldest daughter, a sweet little nymph—all aminbili- The younger, a dashing Miss of “just seventeen,” with a laughing black eye, and as gay as a Gazelle, : In order to while away the tim ennui of mid-summer, many o! ting off tothe Falls—others excursion to the Upper Lakes,on board the steamer Buffalo, one of Gen Reed’s splendid boats the powers of old Neptune! bi I appearance asshe came darting into our beautiful Bay,trigged out in her new suit of banting and paint, with “soul-stirring music” from the Bochester Band, and a joyous company luxuriating under the awning on the qnarterdeck. Amongst the numer- ous company who embarked here, Reed himself, his accomplished lady, and ‘There were also large parties from Carlisle, Pa., Pirtsb in prime order, and he detailed 9 blished in the OE Wa ee zi rte ‘Uiect his letter . mt mas 16 MIXTURE.— ets, Strictures anv r above complarnts, this $500 RryAne—ppote wey aunts ofthe organ 9@ s yet discovered for and permanent cure, withow y exposure, or change Ym application to bs Comptroller's Office, Mai ty and gentleness. R. MEMMINGER, sons) Quartier Meister Goth Bive notice of his residence wueular desire to ki ranch Post Office, ADIES' NURSF “offers ner se? vie ¢, and wear off the the élite are cut- ope y eye gy ave taken a pleasure ene does ot ne eae for ia object is to notify where it can lees casks choc af eocems: Gouacy’ sive will not effect a rapid frreanately pervades all ranks of 90 Teen cid bore mescliepel ond castes thet y by which they can care thew it the least bo caag Ae the son mot, be contrac might on going to bed when exposed. rections accompanying it, at Taste a week, which generally curca= jous to. deceive the ra forfeiture of $500. . Vestings 4 i ids are made 10 orler in the best’ manner at var ete of 9 re Warranted to heey Watches and Clock: or the mouey recarned. warstted, at much leas workmen in the city. G. fatchesand Jewelry, wholesale and retal, 30 wtreet, mp stairs, ptions made 0 the ce. ortaicmens Frnihing tore 67 and 69 Maiden lane, comer Princeton, N. J ty thing appeare Mot i Oe me SRB & CO, 0 Bomn fashington street Boston. manly commander, Capt. Allen, was “ and no mistake. " | wonder these excursions are not better patron- ised. They are certainly very pleasant, cheap, and instructive: The climate of the Upper Lakes, in the summer months, is delightful, nd nothing more beautiful and pleasing than skimmine o’er their blue waters, as pure and limpid as in the midst of Atlan- tic's bosom, and cool a8 @ mountain rill. And the scenery—nothing mere wild—nothing more pic- turesque, And again—it were worth the trip to Sault Ste. Marie, to eat a whitefish, fresh from the foaming outlet of Lake Superior, and hurled kick- ing into the pan. For, know you, friend Bennett, thatthey take whitefish here as a farmer woul boslons from his barn yard—not tllthey want to eat one. Now, all this Steamboat riding—all this fires eating, and all this finefun, for about the same price it would cost to board the same length of time in one of your fashionable hotel, So, if any of your friends wish to ruralise and rusticate, let them take a “pleasure excursion” to the Upper Lakes in BM dd Western steamers, during the summer 1 see your friend Doctor, alias General Bennett, is Kicking up 4a wonderful aes 7 Joe Smith and the Mormon Legion! J.C. B. is an astonishingly pac big little man’ by ‘time: and reminds me of what a certain old chap said, when he sheared the hog. Several years sine he was flourishing in this place, lecturing on the m dicinal ee of tomatoes, and establishir Medical ‘on han lities a astitution, We. He succeeded in obtain- ing a charter from the State, and then “floated out.” Tomato Bennett (as he’ was familiarly call- ed here) used to blow off wonderful quantities of steam inthese parts, and amongst the rest of hia spoutings, had a public religious discussion with a Mormon Priest, in the Court House in this place. and came off “second best.” : Yours, &c. Sam Wetter. entail More of the Riots in Philadelphia, In relation to theee disgraceful Scenes, the “ Spirit of the Times” of yesterday says:— The disorderly and riotous spirit that porvad . er part of the city and northern part al Monavie such a terrible extent on Monday, reached the vicin: Walnut street wharf on the Schuylkill, and begay to show itself yesterday morning about six o'clock the coal heavers and weavers out there, by evs mh men at the corners of the sticets, muny of them with shillelas and clubs. Two black men hey to make their appearance, this was the signal for sn anesk The mob rushed upon them, whooping like vavever ent and beat them horribly, and would have killed them for the interterence of Mr, Dew ey, Who succeeded in get. ting them into his storehouse and locking them up. the ed ily, and in the 600 ab veut but ly an exception, Iri feaed, a messenger was sent to About halt past eleven o'clock officer d se of sixty men arrived, Hnguished b; ece of green ribbon tied dette tetas er his coat. The posse passed along Walnut street to the ri- ver, along the wharf to Pine street, the belligereuts, all the while increasing in numbers. They turned up Pine, and had not gone two squares further ere they were put to fight, and compelled to scatter and run in all directions acrovs the open lots to save their lives, the mob pursuing them hotly, and threatening them with vengeance, at the same time pronouncing horrid curses aud imprecations upon them. Theofficers were pursued "ya part of the far as Sixth and Pine streets. Here their atten- erted by seeing a negro, whom they ran into & house and tried to sparder— but did not succeed in their wicked intention. ey wer ir vivtis fricked Intenti 'y Were unable to get their victim These men, about three hundred st: through the south western part of the city. a bg mete and Washington and Shippen str ets—sttackin; every black that came in their 'Y, and committing ther oak: rages. About noon they raceda poor negro at the corner of Thirteenth and Shippen streets—caught him and beat and frightened him almost to death. Heewas res. cued and placed in safety by Alderman Campbell and some citizens. The same party—every one Irish—camo di isin . te and from thence as far tt only assaulting and severely injuy eable citizens. ‘They knocked down Mr.. oped ter street, afew doors above Alderman ind inflicted such serious bovily in ju- ries upon him tha his situation is considered critical 5 shopkeeper at the corner of Lileand Fitzwater streets re- ceived a tremendous blow upon the hand from s blud. zeon, while endeavoring to protect Alderman Ca E The ruffians were finaily driven back beyond Broad st. by ‘he Moy amensing police, assisted by the citizens. We visited the scene of the riot on the Schuylkill in the afternoon, at which time all ‘was quiet. [From the Ledger. Yesterday morning we eet leat of the outrages of Monday, andthe marks of destructive violence are to be seen in every part of the neighborhood; from Sth to 8th street, and from Pine to Shippwn street, scarcely a street, alley, lane or avenue where the colored population lived but bears testimony of popular excitement and the fury of the mob. Doors and window shutters broken; whoie windows demolished, and missiles of every description,the engines of destruction, lay strewed in every direction, Towds of persons wereon the ground, passing through the streets, or standing looking at the ruins, among whom were many colored people, » great mejority of them wo- men and children. These were gathering up their per- sonal Property, wiih the view of removing from the d aol gerous neighborhood, toone where there wes less excite ment and more safety. They were to be seen scattering themselves towards all quarters of the city, with trunks, band-boxes, and their arms full of clothing’ and property. There appeared to be no disposition on the part of the se. sembled crowd to disturb any of them—most of the persons present being those drawn to the spot by curiosity, to see 8 id of which a few hours of violence had produ- cS Dreadful results being the sheritf for Jaunders, On walking around into St. Mary street, there was nothing to be seen of the Presbyterian church, which was fired about ten o'clock on Monday night, but the bare walls, which still stand, though somew hat to the danger of lime and lit the w re cracked from the windows tothe top, and end them into the street among the crowd. We saw many respectable looking white women among the others walking ami the ruins, and ‘mpelled by curiosity, thrusting their hesos window places to look at Mass of ruins in gle brick from the top would have dashed is. A noise at the corner produced # rush we stood there. In amoment, men, wo- of persons, men, and children were flying in all directions, some tum! over boards, stones, and running against each r. Some trifling matter had caused the disturbance, but the incident showed the excitement and alarm which still existed. Navar.—List of Officers attached to the ves: compos: ing the United States squadron on the Const of Brazil :— Ship of the Line Delaware.—Charles Moi command. der in Chietof the United States Naval Forceson the Coast , Captain; Somuel Barron, Gist, Stephan C. Rowan, bius Stanley, Lieuten- Charles C. Turner, Spencer Cicero Price, O. H, Berry nia ants; G. R. B. Horner, Surgeon; Samuel P. 00a, Purter, Charles H. Alden, Chaplain; William Taylor Smith, ond min S. Gantt, Acting wasters; J. How ard Smith,Ste- phen A. McCreary, and James B. Gould, Assisiont ture geons; William H.’ Macomb. and M. B. Wooley, Posed Midshipmen; William B. Benedic ofesso: of Mathema tics; D. St. Leon Porter, Chaptein’s Clerk, Thomas Le Dance, Abner Read, John R. Hynson, Edward + impson, Robert C. Rodgers, Tenant McLanah: Charles W. Aby . Bennvtt, Johathan H. Carter, Poter Kemble, Wik in, Thomas W. Brodhead, Richard L. Law, Jobn R, Barker, Edward C, Pasteur, Thomas C. Harris, P, G. Watmough, William Mitchell, Willinm H. Fauntleroy, Jesse M. Smich, John Wilkes, Jr, Robert B. Storer, Mite shipmen. Marine Officers—Alvin Edson, Captain, W. A. T. Maddox, and William B. Slack, Lieutenants, V. R. Hall, Bontswain; Thomas Robinson, Gunner; Francis Sa. ger, Carpenter; Nicholas Buck, Sailmaker. Sioop of War Concord — William Boerum, Commander; John M1. Gardiner, Z Holland, Chan. Hunter, and Richard L. Love, Lieutenants; C. Spencer, Surgeon; Benjn- min F, Hart, Purser; C. J. Van Alstine, Acting Mane, 3 T.H. Moore, Assintiint Surgeon; John'C. Febiger, WN. Jameson, Julien Myers, J. J. Pringle, John EB. Hart, Wm. Gibson, Robert A. Marr, George A. Stevens, and. J. H. Norte, Midshipmen: G. A. De Rusty, Captain's Clerk, Erie Kemp, Acting Boatswain; Chas. Fales, Gunner; Lo: man Smith, Carpenter; Isnac Whitney, Sailmnaker. Sloop of War John Adams,—Thomas A. Conove mander ; Henry. Moor, Oliver Tod, Edward M, Luther Stolard, and Henry C. F Lieutenants ; J. Brinckenhoff, Surgeon ; H, W.Greene, Purcer ; Morrs B. Chase, Chaplain; H. 1. Chipman, Acting Master ; J. F. Tuckerman, Assistant Surgeon ; William Flve, Pro‘escor of Mathematics ; 8. D. Lavelette, Passed Midshitma Charles Francis, Captain’s Clerk ; Alexander J. D J. V. McCallum, F. A. Selden, FA. Roe, J.L. R. Stewart . Gillies, and JB. Yates, Mids! James C. Davis, Gunner ; Wm. B. Clack, Boatswain ; W. Barnicoat, Carpenter’; Charles Frost! Sailm ker. Sloop of War Decatur.—David G. Fanagut, Com der; William McBisir, A.M Pennock, and A. R. Ta! N H Com ard, ferro, Licutenante; Charies A. Hassler, Surgeon; T. P. McBiair, Purser; George W. Doty, Acting Master; D. L. Bryan, Assistant Surgeon; W. B. Fitzgerald, JD. Bu loch, J. 8. Bohrer, Samuel’A. Miller, Samuel Wilcox, J Maury, and Albert Alimand, Midshipmen; Thomas D. Carey, Gunner; Joseph Lewis, Boatswain; John M. Carpenter. ; jaf erg Enterprice.—James P. Wilson, Lieutenant Commanting; Henry French, end F. B. Renshaw, Li tenants, Edward Bissell, Purser; James McLelland, Ase tant Snegeen; Wm.A Henry, F. J. Stensen, L. B. Robin son, Midshipm: Bankrupts, SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. Isanc Winslow Jr. (late firm of J. & T. 8. Winslow) mer- er Wert, (late firam of Merrill & West,) merchant, RY. Joba K. Goodman, (tate firm J. K. Goodman & Co.) N. ¥. F. W. Macy, (lete firm Norwood, Macy & Hall,) N. ¥, George M. Morrill, commission merchant, N. Y. John Adams, painter and glazier, N. ¥. Cornell 9. Clark, Cornwall, Orange Co. Benjamin 8. Hicks, Milan, Duchess County.