The New York Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1842, Page 3

in the wishes of bia saunagees Eicads here for ea veal osu |, for the last Say he Kinet of eats Bo ocdingee ot (ie ote Tressteat en Taree aver ah Washington om his retern to areye, We cane ante close his tong ednesday, Aug. 3—6 P. M. Sales at the Stock Board showed no improvement in the cate treats ope rin Wie’ Farmers Paterson rose 1} per cent renege py ine gH has been reported for some days, connected with an eastern firm, which stop- pelsomedays since. The failure here is, however, not bad, they being still in good condition. The following is a comparative table of the affairs of the Ohio Life and Trust Company :— Omro Live Ivsunance & Tavst Comrany. foliawds bee ‘sin been crasit so deserving y Sitesi, 2 ot Saceat, and So S88 ig The returnsofthe Treasury notes show the following amounts to be outstanding on the Ist instant :— Tarasvay Nowes bigs eos aye Wieiteatt'of that tenes, Grand total outstanding, ' ‘The State of Penneylvania has failed and practically re. padiated its debt of near $40,000,000 by the non-payment of the interest falling due on the first instant, of near $1,000,000. This course of repudiation was tacitly deter- mined on at the late session of the, State Legislature, when no means were provided to pay any debts except in cer- tain contingencies, those due the domestic creditors. This failure, dishonor and disgrace of Pennsylvania becomes alarming for many reasons. Not because itis the larges; and wealthiest State, not because it is the “ key-stone” of the Union, not because her debt is of the greatest magni- tude, not because the largést proportion of it is held abroad —but because her position and career are very similar to those of New York. The present ruin of Pennsylvania hag been the work of no particular party, immediately, but it has grown out of the strife ofboth parties. The itching desire among the people for improvements—the desire for the construction of canals and railroads in every section of the State, was the “ apple of discord,” thrown with ma- lignant hand among the politicians by the U. ‘This desire for debt and improvement being sown, the por Mtieians corried their elections by the most extravagant promises of debt and expenditure. The people were led to believe that railroads would be constructed and canals dug im every county, and the money to do it weuld come from the clouds or raised by the magic wand of political partizans, This state of things began shortly after the great expansions of the United States Bank in 1930, and when that institution applied for its charter under the ‘State, the fever was at its height, and to procure its char- ter the institution was obliged to give near $6,000,000 to forward their undertakings. This gave them anew im- pulse, which was maintained and fed by new loans. The progress of the debt has been as follows :— Created from 1829 to 1883. 4 ist pha ae $0 2,447 287 yire : if g i uy & 4 : i i FE | i ; : | bet e E Li 2 s td * i Castle Garden, the Cruz, 4 the Freach fleet under Admiral Vaudin. MR. F, W. BOTHAM, "4 Pts memes 0 co, of by call- at (56 Bvoadway, this ay Sot vgust, 1842)" Moy Nb gil LY eg Mercuant, an rts that salt rhoumto a tervible extent © covering the ani ane ig HA as it waleone a '1 Maiden lene, and tuys ienow suhbbpiera mak eneemincee abo ‘hd too tmuch sense to entertain an; avant houg referred to, when he cou! G+ ONE VICTIM SAVED !—The Coll cine and Hea er now daily in ans seman Up to 1839 over $25,000,000 had been borrowed and spent, mostly forthe construction of the public works. The mo- ney borrowed in that year, 1839, Jontle: mee Pro \caageramant. ta oousegusese ef. Ok ect yeaa in cons p.tiat which he contracted nine mon! come eres reduced, and Lae days was confined to for the following pur- ey Sets sane und damages pene weeks tg Railroad end Greek, Whole amount borrowed in 1839. . Of the amounts borrowed since then about $3,500,000 have been for the relief notes of the Banks and other pur- poses, The whole public improvement debt is as follows, showing the objects for which it Ser Comune hater pay interest on Fontes ton ofan emery een Sate roads, bs, ‘ke. For the Kenere Peek For the Franklin For the Pennsylvania end Total, . 2.6... ++ $90,931,005 Mere then we have the fact that $30,000,000 were spent on the public works in ten years. The result of which is months ago, he had be- tl is now rapidly regaining str Tals Mi, 1302 dixrvar, and other pro; Cullege. may be had at’ the Principal sub ib egeate ia the city and country; the appropriate re W. 8. RICUARDSON. Agent. Principal O.ice of the College, 07 CG- SARSAPARILL root upon tue blood are know could have escaped some huowledge of ite ualities. sorte Drecceanel eatemal ite The small quantity of strength. Be NIDDEERROO! paralons of the Mice, aud of the wouderful effects of this uo Lae world ; few persons scrufuions complaint ewes arising irom (hy said to act specificall; Aereapseia takes 1a sy rap with soda water, is vet. i pet t concentrated tl are "s Extract of Ta, and retuse all i cekecbinmdi pen py tara tues in the most conJensed form. Peat be observed—as there are ae a other persons? extracts, or preparations been or have become inert or valueless. 0: soet Ont tas Routh, fo mae from the irty and worthless root to be found, to Comstock’s will ‘The finished works are the following :— Miles. The Delaware Canal, from Easton to tide at Bristol, 69) line of railway from Philadel- ia to Pittsbu canal trom Bear ion the Ohio, to Greenville, in Canal from “ the Alleghany ri to , on ver, Conneaut lake, 4 Canal, Susquehannah and North Branch, from Dun- can’s Island to = West Branch from Northumberland to Far- Several side cuts and navigable feeders, that has been in gratily the eupidity of th the cu) e Swe ye = a ae best, ‘with double the ety, of the 1 Use then [eg seed & Concenriaen prin Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla,for Mercurial and Syphiloid Diseases, ‘a ss fromt an impure habit oe Sealy Eruptions of the skin, vleratis of the Throat Pimples or Pustules on the Pains ay Bones. peated Cegise, "swelling of the ‘And all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood ria porriieee aaa life, excessive use of mer- “Tobe found ony at 7 Maiden lane, at a lower price from Greenville to Erie ty a from Duncan's Total canals in progress, The cost of those finished lines, was THE MOST enn es ACCOUNTS OF The aggregate revenue for ten years, “oe expenditures +4 [oorcat ys pedhs tin ae ‘Medicine y from r advice and Medicine, which are lege for one dollar. bon twenty, Nee Dany dollars are often paid to charlatans, who not only plunder the pockets of dupes, but entail on them the most obstinate and affect from maltreatment and es The 1 ecmoaets Excess of expenditure, ‘This is without the interest on the debt incurred in their lege of Medicine and Pharmacy is a asthe Consulting Physicians will, of experience and character, a sure cum The ° Consulting Phy: W'S. RIC Principal Office of the "oats of Medicine and Wiateeney, ° inttitaneneine deer IMPORTANT NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS AND TRAVELLERS.—The severe and our climate are well knowu, and the sc AND nsotia eae have compounded a pose of removing those Persons who have al ing influences of ‘The result of all this is, that Pennsylvania, poisoned by ‘OLLRGr oF Mrpi- the paper system, fell into an improvement fever, which has consumed her substance and left her bankrupt and dis- honored. Step by step was she led on by her politicians, who humored and encouraged the wish for increased pub- lic works, which of course involved heavy debts. Those debts, getting beyond her means, undermined her credit, To support her credit she leaned upon the benke; she Granted charters containing obligations te lend the State money. When the banks had no longer anything to lend but their unredeemable paper, she sold them the right to suspend and detraud the public for the means to cke out her dishonerable course. The increasing discredit of the banks obliged them to resume and cast the State adrift, Hence it is that the truckling cowardly politicians dare net face the people whom they have deceived. They dare not ask them to pay for the worthless works they have con- structed, and they crown their long course of dissimube tion and fraud, by shamelessly repudiating their debt, and cheating their creditors,and reducing the price of the sock to thirty-three cents on the dollar. Let us now look at New York. We shail find her in thet perilous stage of the same disease which destroy ed Penm sylvania, where political parties are striving for pewer by induiging the hope, in all sections, thet immense pul lic works can be constructed out of that “crucible called debt” without involving the extravagance, dihowor an! undying infamy whichhas overtaken Penney tvania. Whew the vast works in Pennsylvania were undertaken and in rapid progress of construction under the whip and epor of ¢ | the United States Bank and its horde of politicians, the whig party of this State were clamorous for « similar slate of things here. “Ruggles? reporis”and’ Wall street \ isions” were sprinkled over the interior counties, thick s« the locusts of Egypt, breeding contagion in all directions. In that hour the Erie Rail Read was projected with o mult tude of other fanciful works under the catch words, “New York is losing rank and cast,” “she remains in ber shell while Pennsyleania will monopolise the trade.” stock mongers and their agents suceceded in inoculating the people with the Pennsylvania contagion so far as to procure a loan of the State credit to the extent of $6,285,000 to Canal and Railroad Companies ; threeof which letter total loss of $3,515,700 to the State. The aggregate State debt has been increased to $27,400,966. with prospective and contingent liabilities for works and improvements in different sections of the coun ry which will swell the debt to $70,000,000 | inate in visste indie wey way. country and travellers are tees toyed bend ‘are chiefly ow! spautigenest of and they are particularly admon- y whic may now be had at the its in the country.— , such asthe Tonic jedicines for delicate as above, with full di 8. RICHARDSON, Principal Office of the Caitege, o7 Neseau at, N. Marine Pavilion, Rockaway, 3d August, 1842. (> FAIILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS at this delightful watering place, scriver by Awe Coun & Clark’s, 53 Wall street. HIRAM CRANSTON. U.S. Sut Non ay Canouima, THE NAVAL GENERAL’ COURT M. OF oie on eer Grae Riga onder ath ja their attendance, Salis a A boat ote wi Boat Tterald Bulletin of | News, The Herald | Bulletin of News is kept at the north-west ition and Nassau streets. On the arrival of the morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. M,—and ning mails, at four o’clock, fro al! parts of the world, tn Soord, at this corner. Advertisements of all kinds Herald General Sane Ofice. Louseae <t dving all sorts mphiles Hills, cards of alt relat Doildings, entrance eet Brine Printer, The Now Lork Lancet, A few copies of the first voume of thin work, hantonsly wound, muy now be hyd wt the publication olfice.—Price $2. aoe ot eee Colley The f Mixture for the cure of oe cases, eo. also fections for use. by addressing the sub tery bridgeyet half , the latest be found on the wayfarer od 4 ‘The General Printing Office, h as boo! 46 Wruas Sraeer. a, halepes a dairy 3 eck al he at 9, st ieteck, , gales, i, will Be vent out for have failed, involving eabaesear: Suerte tisan press have been and still are at work in all sections of the State,endeavoring to foster the desire for the com: pletion of these works, and the public mind is becoming inflamed in such a degree as to make the favoring of this dangerous disease, in a manner, necessary to secure the elections. Hence it is that both parties are temporising with the matter, giving every indication that an attempt will be made to renew the old policy and roll up the pab- lic debt to the utmost extent of the State credit. What will be the result? In comparison, the State of Pennsylvania will be a pattern of integrity and honor to what New York will fall to. A great movement is alrea- dy making to turn the Safety Fund Banks into free Banks, whose movements will be based upon New York State Stocks. This, it is supposed, will create some demand for and absorb a large capital in the stock of the State, but it also ensures a final overthrow of banking in this State; with the discredit, fall and ruin that will inevitably attend over issues of stock for any purpose; the banks will be crushed in the same way that twenty or thirty institutions have already been ruined by the depreciation of Western stocks. The only bar to the utter desolation such a state of affairs will create, will be the inability to borrow money on the part of the State. She is yet in good credit,but that credit depends alone upon the pledge of the last Legisla, ture that no more stocks are to be issued. That barrier passed and a single new work projected, or a dollar at- tempted to be borrowed for any new purpose, and the death knell of the State credit will have been struck. Sales at the Stock Exchange, $1000 N York 7, 1048 1008 100 Motawk Sods. 38 00 do '1819 10k 75 ~~ do 3a) 2000 do $46 1960 24 50 do 38; 1000 5 OL 20 N Jersey GI 1000 Ky a i 77 2% Paterson 46 3 8S lo MG, an: 190 $144 00 Harlem 154 % Fon, ‘3 wh ee a 15} s at vy 880 BS 10 QhioL. & T. 25 9s 10 frente Mu Second Board. % HalemRR 83 15 50 do 15 50 do 5 30 do 15 200 do 35 2 do 15, 3 do 15 50 L Island RR, 4956 State of Trad Asale of Teas took place this day, about one half of which was sold with the following results :—Terms, Notes at six months, payable in this city, to be made satis- factory to sellers. Hyson Sxin. cls. cts, 17 chests 10 20 do 16g 2 do 10 do Mig MM do 363g 221 do Mu 42 do 33g 297 do withdrawn at 16)¢ Youne Hyson. 43 bf chests 6 92 do 4 10 do 61 20 do 4236 83 do 62% 150 do 2 118 do oe 2 do. As Ey do 6m 45 do 4 5 do 6 UL do E 40 1st do 60 «6319 do 3 withd’n do 8% 29 40 do 56 118 | do 38%) 50 do 57” 153 chest 38 117 do. 83 No 651 he do wo 15 chests 5034 603 h #9 hf do 0 i Aer 9, wiitcawn 0 do ts sie bones, lo 2 do ‘withdrawn 40 do withdrawn. 33 chests oan 35 13 Ib boxes, 6 . % 1233 do withdrawn 93 do withdrawn Ivrr y hf chests 67 2012 Ih do ‘do 60-38 do withdrawn 164.6 Ib boxes ET Guxrowprr. 1006 Ib boxes Sita 248 do and5712Ibdo 5034 Soucnona. 172 chests 4 185 do withdrawn w do 2934 Fiowery Pecco. 22% chests 42h¢ Powcnoa. 45 hf chests 49 50 co 40 wm do 47, 308 =~do Side s - 16 132hf chs withdrawn at 47 Mags rile continue *t 5,25, but holders require 5,50 ; some lots of good tares at 5,31} a 5,37}. Pearls have ad- pnd ‘124 cts, right 150 bbls taken at 5, 62} a 5,75. hi mains very dull. Sales of 2 or 300 bags B: Hy is a9 cts; 100 Cuba, 8$29},100 Java 11},175 Marscalbo, mos, and 140 St Domingo, 6} cents, cash. A olteen the accounts from England heve induced ra- ther more firmness on the part of holders ; prices, howe- ver, have not varied, and no advance has been established. Molasses.—305 barrels New Orleans has been sold at 20 ‘cents, imos. A cargo of 408 hhds and 47 tcs Havana at rates not transpired. Naval Stores.—The only transaction is 700 1 es wWil- mington rosin for export, on terms not transpired. State of the Crops. It in stated inthe Rochester Post of the 2d inst., that the rain of Friday “fends et pad which fell since the harvest fairly eommencea* will not much annoy the farm. ers in getting in their crops. It lt followed by cool w' ther—very cool for the season—the thermometer down to 46—a change of 40 or 45 bt afew day We can- not find, after diligent inquiry, an ering our statements respecting the unequalled quantity aud luxuri- ance of the crops, and the excelleut manner in whic through fineness of the weather, they have been cured ‘hus far. Never before was there such an immense yield in the Genesee valley. led, On Sunday, July 31, by the Rev. Dr. Green, Mr. Izaak wey (iss Many Brownx, both of this city. 3d August, by the Rev. Dr. Solomon, and after- tik took honor the Recorder of the city of New York, Rarwayt Maren, neg of France) to Hetty ‘Leontine. Crome.ine, of this city. Died, On Wednesday, the 31 inst. after a painful illness of a few weeks, Joun Diviss, in Coen 89th year of his age. His friends and acquaiotances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral fra from his late ienidoneas 114 Liberty-st., on Thursday morning, 4th inst. at6o’cleck. His remains will be taken to Newtown. L. I., for interment. f Passengers Arrived, Barmex—Bark John George—Miss A Bennmann, Mr Sey- mour—i29 in the be “Schr Chattahoochee—F G Williams, and 8 Har “i Li iahi—I6 cies, & Neeene J Wreldt—t0 & Sander—1 Le | & rte ley —8 boxes Steyerte tucks ks 4 bhts y &co, Bostouti0 tous iron 2 Domestic Importations. Chattahoochee—20 bales cotton B Marshall— DL F 4 Lee rae 9 oo Jy vce Sp] . Gurmend noma ars 0 bale on 398 loge cede De’ Peyster: & ‘To Ship Masters. ‘We shall Oy Ag F ere ins of vessels arriving he wr pies to CBasacu oF our news fleet, heft at ) a3 Sse mee they sailed, the ou their i 0, and any tt will ‘anes ately maple, Comp ‘We will reciprocate uy ‘Te Correspondents Abroad, piged are respec’ veut requested vat a A in can # at ote orb ie ist se iy at ine Wh Wo 58M, saw seventy-tive large islands of ice, from b brig Bee, Michewer, 19 days from Windsor, NS. with Sere: 0 days from Calais, Me. with lath, to ». Doane, 18 days from M: with cot ey + Ddeys from Boston, with mdse, to Ms Withinw, 2 days from Salem, with fish, "Kei Freetman, Spear, 6 days from Thomaston, with lime, to oT", dene ian, from Vclage. ‘Tens with Cape Gi anarval, AE aE BD votes cottom aw chip ot be pe (emer ne wore, Ber co ah, or carly om Aocthes wan soe wear by aa fre dyad boat pty Sy I es soe ee ane atte d pails u re Bempeow. from Boston for for sanah, wos struck yee a Buturday evensne, between Plymoath and Hace Point; captain sleghtly jaywieed. Tt was soa after discov that the seeurl was on fey, when the crew tock to the boat and her tet! Senday oagit, when Chey landed op Lp ol fad took shelter ww the Humane Howse, y heft the venwel als Nad pe tly tuwured: L Bi ‘Lomon. The splendid bork bows, butlt and owned by Cay Bemnet, war lanwehed ot Balismore oa Batarday last. Notke to Mastnese, avMeny ov Srare, zon, August |, 16/2. tally communicants - te, the pesseut Teh ct a mew gue be coum? owe Card behets from Demy s. Farerempo Li from the Light requisite alterations are compde frown lamps for the coal five hithe he temparary light will be wn former coal fre, but it is expects sere 08 Tt Ans tower, with » mrobveng i lomps Tange, four miles | Palbeuborg ta the ag ES A temporary Weght from @ large latte ra wm Wabstr rie t wll be Aga, Sue Harbor Phy 1 Avast wn, th50 Ile wh ‘oil, 1,000 Hepat Hetew. fume bs, Veztan FA pa pelibanc mate Spoken July i,tar e041 NY, low 609, Lancaster, 9 deys fen NBY for Tadian Oxens, et wef 6 Spoken, Gersy of Halifax, (row: Matanzas fos ——, July 16, lat 9 ton 39 90, Pilot, from Leghorn for Bosten, July 2, lat %, low 1923. Foreign Ports, Livraroot, July i Ady Britannia, do, ‘July 2; Hindeo, ceed the Hy Peruvian, NOrleans, Dist: jn Shepher Loxpox, Juty til» port, ger, Boston, uth. Cid f ‘Orr rns Wionr, Orr Evovstonr, Joly fe pot, Smits, July 12—Arc Empress, Geekoa h Ammormam, iste, To oe ath, Giri NYowt ne = Sarah deh, C Thos, Peta port, Ni Kostasnena, July (Are Ka Ancwangrt., June 1—In port, de: ” do, 2th; Brooklyn, N York, S0th NYork, idg; Messew d—Jowe yh ae, N York for Bremen. Be Hn “hue | » Rotterdam; Rieuz. cu about Evsineu i Salve Arr Tw no, Havene for Rien Tth, Ebro, ronst Matanzas for Cronstedt; Hindoo. Stockholm tor NYsre » Riga for Boston; 9h, nines. July —Arr Liou, Havana; Nancy W Stevens, ‘ork. ir Uni for Boston; Neptune, Gi Mataca, June 30—C Orleans, im quar. dis “Sitenio. June 23—Sld Palladio, Boston. 27—In port, Ilinois, NYork, Ie: Trew » July 10—In iD Minis, from ioe to load “allahas- ‘Tuscany, do; Hope, une; Franklin, to load Smyava, June 2—In port, Ventrosa, une. the only American vessel, Pictou, NS. July 19—Cld Peru, Philadelp 2tst, Cant Boston; Orson, Philadelphia; 220, Peruvian, de Banner. Na. = 30—Arr Jabez, Philadel Ip “York: ot the Take, No eke < doy beekier Besnos Ai Wim & Joseph, Buri Philadelphians Port Glaszow, Poole; Uudyunt Poster, Hull; Endymion, do; Prov derry; Independence, Li Margaret Jo Say don; Ab re Ay ito, Chatham; Vietou ba ii Suly w—Cl ry Belfast; Jane Mel¥ ircassian, Liverpnol; Providence, Mah, Reward, Alexandria; $34, Lady Susan & Sarah, NYork; 29th, Wait, 30th, Eliza, oath CiRNFUEGOS, July 11—In port, Sarah Williams, from Boston, justarr; Gen Scott, for Philadelphia, 2 days. Catharine, United States Ports. Portianp, Aug 1—No arrival or clearance. Sid’ Foraax, and Are July, 90, Cuba, Bath, to finish Iz ice for Rio de Janeiro; Casco, East: port for Baltimore; ge, Baltimore. Guovcesten, July Boston Auic3— Arr Albanian, Liverpool; Otho, Malaga; Ma ierta Ryaa, Newbe Alber Aoury, Timor, Fa ma; m, NC. Sigal fe lotterdam; New Englan this bag esn sold fora whaler) of : oat Arr Sarah Ann, Surinam via Nick- Ar ‘Three Brothers, Buenos Ayres May 22. jas LL ak, Below! Onray ton; two fore and afr achrs, one P nied Pes cain eine tek load of wood, ashore on Coni t. Sid Union, Balti- jas Baron, Philads ibany, Aug i—Arr Ju fankinco, Fall putiac, Richmond; Victory, Providence for Ni Nantucket forda, “Passed up, m, Quee, and lelphia for ‘Taunton, Std 3ist,’ Wankinco, LDV, i, and Vietory voreta, Aug S—Arrlronsides, Hartford; Black Dia vw. Belew, Hermann, from’ Live bool Oak, Bos- » Jone, Cld'J Cowperthwait, Barladoes; Emeline, "Mac, Momtvideos Roswell King, Bostor o 1d Grace Browa, Rotterdam; Vanda- Liusnaigeo, Anz 1—Arr Larkin Snow, Thomaston; Sasan “Nonroux, July 90-Sld Zion, Nassau, NP; Abigail, West ies: New Orcrans, July 23—Cld Alxbama, Livery Brunswick, NYork; O1 ticook, Ant awa, do e. July 29—Acr Napoleon, Eastport; Dodge, N pool Megun- : Sohn street, newr Nassau. IG Now on hand a lot of the above, which have been made along time, and are well seasoned. 4 iter DAN GABRIEL VERREN or WERREN, a Native of rland.—Any one who has ever known or he ilar name, will please information 1s of import. ne was John Gabriel many other names, 8 spelling. 85, es sup vania, and to have iscovered, robably ral in- His real Sera T ter ralvertee Taide eear’ have been changed, or become corrupted He came to the United States in the ye: posed to have resided in the State of Pennsy died there ; butas uo trace of him as. yet has. b. the information received by me upon th ingorect. and I now tal throughout the Uni eod Im*r Mats id oth i chester, and other plac passengers will be carried through | each Jains, Mamaroneck, New le, to ancet the Cars morning, and once in the afternoon crains, + mach Sheer rete this means of making age STAIGER, Friladel Ps The Rie Tora Y HARLEM KA of this rompany are ‘ed ihe running paeenaned from the ams itchester County. d of y in W. have been made with the lines of stages from sat and ‘West. that poict, and the By tn i, ‘will reach th From y tind arrangement, passengers will reach the city from, any. h fooner than by any other mode of sr ii wie sortment of Cotton, ‘fear, Gilnet, Bailing, Wrapping “and Manuf a ae Plex! prod facia Seine ‘Turtle, wines | English and Amerlean shoe thread, hemp, flax, and Mauulla bale rope, and cordage cite eat nd roe nails, br lines of ali k lass, ‘cotton. stantly | for sale on weet 4 termi, ad 2% wool cards, &CL m; cotton cordaye, wicking, ange wary » Ke. con- LING, 106 Pearl street COAL= Iie ons Lives oo nt Par WD K. COLLINS, & nel Coal, for sale in lots (0 rom ship Siddons. Apply to Co., 56 South street. D'=EASEs ov THE EYE. . K. DIOSSY, Opthalinie BED No. 27 Broadway, entiance in Filton opposite Bt, Baul’s church, attends to diseases of th By athe necessary operations thereom, Office hours from 9 to 6 o'clock. Having, completed his studies of five years with Dr. iott, oulist, and been epee ety engaged as his Papen 2 R. 4 iowwy ts ented to rtake the treatment of all dise fecting the 0 fon. "Terms moderate and graduated to ‘oon cent ofthe disena adc nbatabdere. und also ¢ res to sefer to his late instructor 4 some of the most eminent Professors of the Medical Faculty in New York. and Im*r B. ‘The poor trv ated gratuitousl GiAND, REGATTA—To take pee at i flariem, Mov walay, August 8, 1842, at half past 3 o'clock, P, All Boats of the description of Sculls, fouregared, and six- oared, wishing to enter, will make application at Au Howey Harlem, orto H. M Malin, 321 Broudvy 7 all entries to be Frida: he Base tos Sixconred, Boiss q ‘he Purse for Four-oared B: The Purse for Seulls, -«- + ‘This will be one of the most beantiful Regattas of 75 $30 $20 he sea drew son. The number of boats already entered, and, thy kuown prowess of the rower Sport an opportunity ver Offered before. will afford to the lovers of this manly azar PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. ‘THESE far-famed and celebrated Pills, from & ‘we perceive, to be obtained in this country. meut on the last columo of fourth page. m3 is wre opened, to come heats, Cant A Sia wi en “nd beat horee. No. 2, under the _— je heats in harness, 10 the second best hore. drake No. 5-—Same as No. 4, under the saddle. URSE = ‘TROTT, NG.—The following the 3d week in Srp- free forall ce —till Fonteit $25 figons and drivers to o mile heats Ly harness, free for ail horses $100—one hundred entrance—half’ for om to the second best horse. all horses, fo never won money 850 ‘cattanee—hall fortelt $13 added—to go Stake No. 6—Mile heats, best 3 in 5, under ‘the saddle, for horses nerri won apmise over $' $25 alded-—t0 go 0 ths second best horse stoudas , 8 tw take of Spotl fe forfoyt $20 mile heats ‘0 entranee—half forfeit GEO, SPICER ee lor theabove Smith: 51 Bake Reew, August 20th: by 9 o'clock, P.M. ‘The ¢ or more to make a race, a t aad J.B. MeMANN, _ ‘STILL FURTHER PROOFS F the. vy of Br. Mott wig letter from Dr. Caleb Carpenter Doct W. B. Monat am a regular bred have Itke the rest of ny profess in favor of regular practe own famity a them. t0 the every some, easy and powerful medicine=e rip a is common for cathart ble—powerfal, ax it may be pat it in a powerful inanner cleans: ties, whieh is nece commend the Life ci Mieed physician, as Tam confider ledge of the medi U pmy b one child of worms, and pe we have begn Lene ‘by this mediei have 90) send me a hai rea dole box as soon as practicable. ‘ours with respect, (Signed) mY ALE) For ale byDr. W, ecras in ted che td eountry thevefore submitted without further remark :— RISTOL, July Ist, 1942, , admitted and licensed, and inl brethren, been prejndiced very perahty to the physicians eye witness of the cur- ¢ Life Pills and Phenix in my practice, I em constrained ‘mily, as a whole ters to every unpre) hat after a thorough kuo Ml use at withou tnessed the eure o tktwo of fever and azue. my wile of a severe cough versous too mitmerous to be mention prejaed one liver Life Medicines in euring Li Dyspey sia and Fever and Ague, wholesome, as it is purely ‘an esteem for the medicine thatT ask you to RFINE LONDON BS es supertine 7-4 West of ie lat wok dyed Diek a ail advance, for ) ihren ¢ loths, of a Igo ly and recent finish, to be dis med ofl by the case or single ta faite athe. is Bowery, oy Hi HIRSHPIRLD: ap ker BY TROMay Bm (Stores Nos. 224nn_and Rida * i, in the sales room, f splendid and fashsonable Materiats-Wilt he sold jon street.) At 10), Valwabig and Batena Watch makers’ m detail, as The watell makers mates nor exceeded by any in the market, The sale | will be positive for cash. For particulars enquire at the auc- thon room. - URDA At los othe Silendid Baie ghele cane Parpitnre of Gi descrictions, be ad second hy ¥ catalogue, including the entire el: . — Broadway, and ‘another family gv t would oceupy too mach room to give too extensive. ino seats; Freach bed- Wy hag, gured wands Wrench sod bell Prepeh cha irrivg and tufted seat sofas, divans, rosewood and mahogony piano fortes, 9 Wacon Havens Wen Loo, dunn Firth ‘i Hdl, combining all the modern impiovenents <veral elegant Freach China Diner Sets, j A ye tovoree of second hand Tame, consisting of bu rraus, mahogany chairs, eae, At 10) o'clock, at che jo Meet she Inet, champakne ‘of favorite bras lots to, Calg Weplay, Apewe Gio voice to the late James Sweerey Washington at Hoboken, and known as the House. This justly :ow. business stand, ji to the Inghest bidders, ‘Phe Hotel ‘com » and being within one sajnute's wall Of the Ferry, situated upon the main sireet, and possessing ratadventages as a Jovel is so well known, that the owner to enlarge upon a extent opened, as . f terms, &e, sneyeral aE FM nat particulars revalese, orto E, Hi. LUDLOW." inks it unnecessary business done there since it was ell known a, the thousands who have made it to title, LLwis in mt pegounting the hier of the “3 1th ier ‘ w sicheet ly the 22d ‘about $100" Whoever hrs vy retain the money, and is politely. re d to pers, valuable only to the owners, box No. 210 Upper Post Office, New Yark C1 , BANGOR, 500 tons burthen, for the ork ports ou Tuesday eamer Was built by Brown & Bell, ef New York, ex- re saly for a sea rote, jor the above vo: unsurpassed b The eine " WRIGHT, Jn.., er Bags are at nal’ 's Foreign Lette, HM close at half past 4 » T wharf, Boston. Office, 58 Wall a hey rressure i ‘Lean, noon, mediate places—The spl Steamboat SWALLOW. ave the foot of Courtlandt “ thas ( Wy at 5 o'clock, and e above 1s a subst Siate Rooms, and for ac Hudson. praeiag) ate Tth, at 6 o'clock. joat, fitted up with elegant lation is unrivalled on the hee on the wharf EXCURSION TO BANKS, on. Thuysd: new and substantial SAFETY. Capt. T. J. Ds Banks off Far, Rockaway, touching at the foot of Conal street, North 1 aU and remain there from 3 to 4 hours. Excursion, 50 cents. A person wi ttendauce with Lines, &e. Bait furnished on board gratis. a3 2t*r CHEAP AND PLEASANT EXCUR- SION to Staten Island, the Lower Bay, and Fort Hamilton.—The steamboat E' will J9th, recommence her excursion trips to the Tanning | between New York and Staten Isl- and as follow: New York, from the end of pier No. North River, at 0 o'clock AM. 2. 4 and half-past P.M. Eemve Staten Inland, at ovclock A Mit Sande PM. Fare each way 6cents. On the 4 o'clock Ge the Wave will make her pleasant exenrsion to. the Lower Bay, a healthy excursion mnmer months. Fare for the excursion twelve and onand after July Lower Bay, at being furnished with new boilers, has herseltto be very fast, and is commanied by Hienced captatn, and Hospital patients or bagzage, so that passengers may re ig tu uo danger of infections diseases from quaren men roved re 25 cents. er marble tons; | set "ot mahogany rockers ; ‘omans, centre tables, t inae i brand ‘and patent ‘alabaster candies, eta of vaio brands and fine, with cther anicles tnd just landed, supe- A “Propert ty belong 100 feet each, with the lic accominodation = This FOR ORRALTAT € ANTT- MYRNA, touching at Nita = "he superior fast running She is now fitted up in superior style has accommodations fr passengers: Me passage or freight apply on board, orto 8. M. BAEY i Vie THE FISHING » August ith if river, at half past 9 o’elock, Prseeing to the ‘Fishing Banks, OM and expe- has no connection with the, Marine establish N B.—The Wave will land at Fort Hamilton igs fgg a HEALTHY EXCURSION TO. athe, bt al OFF bttg ‘he fast and substastial steamer U’ to ve place, on Monsiay, July 25th, and to tun every, Mouilay, Wednesday, Pharaday "and. Satu and leave as follows Foot of Hammond st 8 o'clock—Canal street at half pist erie reet, Noo tN. Rat half ast 9. A Band of M 1 kinds of refreshments w '—Canal strect at 2—Pike street, E. past 2—Pier No. 1, at 2% o'clock, P. M., and arrive in city at7 o'clock. ; iy25 2m r "rare 25 cents each way. PASSAGE FOR LONDON— Packet 10th Aw iA RON To, well known fist sailing packet sh NTO, Captain Grawold, sails positively as serene “ae day. a Having splendid accommodations for cabi second cabin, and steerage passengers, ecrly application sha itd be made on toro Wy T. PAPSC at r “a Peek slip, below South st. LINE OF Liver ly ‘regular Packet of ‘and elegant RI,” burthew 1100. tons, Thomas B- Cropper, will sail 1 Joth instant, her regular apt. Cabin, second cabin, and Stecrage passe nown to" be tneynailed by any other line or ing for the above. port. rers, are well ip "now load- nd as a number of her berths conreyanes early m a reg uisite. Veron ue om Mat fa foot eink Beckman ue p FOR LIVEREOOL— gn the Sth anstant es" I. Rrtish, Barve COUNTESS OF A ith is are now engaged, Captain O'Bryen, now loading at pier 13 positively be mitting. For alanee of freisht-or passages havin modations for Cabin, Second Cabin and Steerage, passen- Hy, bn board, orto IOHN HERDMAN, 61 South street. i haviee tht presse: fart ot bar Title orjemegs devine handoome faretshed it Mal ime furmshed accommo slals crivennl, oe Oticuma hort feet ol Wal comet E. K. COLLINS & CO, 5 South st. Great care bet gh taken to have the goods by this line cor tire reeth ‘Agents in New. Orleans, Hullin & Woodruff, who will ward all coods to their address, prompt THE NEW YORK COLLEGE OF MEDICINE PH. SUPPRESSION OF wihy ACKERY, HAS met with the most unprecedented success sinc mencement, particalatly from the. un unprincipled pretenders, who are now 4: ning strength, in} vigor under the judicious treatment of the Col he figs reparations har already obtained» «et varalelled in the annals of medicine, THE UNRIVALLTED TONIC MIXTURE, A-cevtain cure. for all forma of d appetite, lassite Hsposition to. disnrrangement of the with great success inc ventative te yellow fever. vat 5 rare PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE, ‘or eure of al or for pains in the hes tome cargo engaged, F dations, apply on bor orto J = 2 = com: cutaneous erapiions. gx engral quackery. Mt gt and anackery: BNE ANODENE LINIME: For the ba as rheumatic parm fie. bee PAINS , S| headache, pains in the Joiuth, ead: tonne ad permanent reli guaranteed. Sold 1m botthes, 73 ¢ cack “VeHE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE, Gnarrnt fo euce goporrbapa, leet, and all mucoparalen discharges from the wrethra. Sold in boules at 50 cents. and Wik yap tYatabe Ee Eg! STHARTIC PILL, ‘or the, le he «the eure of all derange a cal wea eon ng the pow Jood, exciting the whole al nd giving new vigor to the ntirely super ceding the drasi enders. THE FEMALE RESTO! - Bor en ute ove cinsnts nila i and to restore and. pre organs, with full directic boxes at $1, we and Sit ASTLEY COOPER'S PILL, For the curr of cutaneous eruptions, gout, chronic sheuma- tism, and to_imy the dige Hie WATICCARY. RY HEALING Fs Wor For the cure of sore nipples, skin. vocal in eat stopt oat sat 30 cones exch Ty. Bliss Kipe, 1 The a 48 Grand ir. Newman, 192 Che street. r street. Wm. Arist rong, 191 Falton street, Brooklyn, Principal office of street, the College for New York, at 97 Nassat si OW, RICHARDSON, Agent. k, WASHE! WOMAN A — 8 A ‘omar OS onderstands on, me a srasherwomane-haa fied, several bovecaueltion Ith ety Apghy a 72 THE Oe will commenge making day, © cata! tata quarter regular wely on Monday, the Tie accommodations ‘ofthe Old, or Black Line of Packets, ersons moceeding to the old country, will find it to their comfort and advantage to choose this favorite packet for their lespatched as above, wind and weather per- excellent accom- gers, all of which will be taken at the lowest rates, ap- i i New Packet or freight i» GASTON, Capt, will pod yietims of vapepsia, low spiri'sy loss of ine ray strom 1 fernale sex, e regnlar action of the female - A coaaiene as touse, and sold in ficial *xcortations of ations may also be had of the following TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS! The Gorgeous Comic Pantomime of “THE NIGHT OWL, In which the whole force of the RAVEL FAMILY ond COMPANY is brought into, action, bs ightly” received by "wd ENTH STAS TIC ASTIC ATPROBATION. THIS EVENING, locke performances will commence at with A GRAND OVERTORE, whi FEATS ox” “tity SIGHT ROPE, the Ravels. Quarter of an hours ine aap be ale allowed for Refresh Aker which, second time, will be produced a magui tomime called MAZUIME. ON THE NIGHT OWL Mazulme, the 1 a Hiavet Gabrict Ravel one Het Peasant, oy aad 1, 9 poor Peasant, ferome ave » her dgnghter, ti nrevile Zulima, a Cireassian Slave, Toconeiude with a view of th MAZULME ! The whole to cenclude wi um THE See eee MGSICALE, “ Scent Palace of er, Mr. Chippendat rand bende, Woolf, Actu Siecle. Li ‘Tick © Doors open at seven o'clock, Entertainments to commence ateight. op ATH ARE HEATH RE ERIT GF MRS. THIS EV NG, will be pert Sv HEARTS AN Admiral Frouslin, Mr W Jones i Chart Mield Eugeina, vrne To be followed by the ‘ SIX DEGRKES OF ¢ hIME Julio Dormilly, Mr ae | Michael, Mr Thorne Louise, Mrs Thorne After whic d Act of WACK SHEPPARD. Jack Sheppard, irs. Thorne ‘hames, Cc peatayer | Jouathan Wi iat Hiela ‘9 cou sivde with a THE ADOPTED “CHILD. Michael, Mr JR Scott Bie ereend, Hield Janette, Miss Beermen Mrs Judah ‘Doors will open ww fatare at 7 cl and the curtain will rise at a quarter before 8 o’clock pui Dress circle, 40 cente—Boxes, to—Pit, lWie—Private Boxes. $ AUXHALL GARDEN, TO-NIGHT, Anguat ith-Pommence with the Comedy THE REVIEW, or the WAG OF WINDSOR wotemn, $8 Browne | as McTwolter, Mossop e Gay’ lore, ‘ ra Jackson Farce a BOMBASTES FURIOSO Genera: Bombastes, stall Caleb ‘J 8 Browne 3s Mestayer "To conclude with ? GRAND BALL. Tickets % cents, CASTLE GARDEN, By request of a great number of persons the Proprietors will repeat he Fourth Rejresentation of the Grand Exhibition of Bombardment of the City of Vera Cru By the French Fleet under Admiral Baudin, whicin wa ad er CENTS, med that the next Gr take place on THUY ugust 4th, The New York’ Brass Band’ under their Leader, Mr. Lothian, perform soane of the iost PS Patriotic ond Na- tional Alirs during the evening. The srenine) 's Entertainments pil coma me nee at Bo'clock with AL KETS, SLANT AIN TRE Ee. new oan fexui Arend called the A ieanyal Lie 8h Hs ad ithe NDIAN PALME! 5 ny nd figure Pi tra ATAGONIAN GLOR The whole to conclude with the Chef D’Ouvre of Fire Work which rig zecety ed with universal approbation on Fourth of Fanb cast ) called BOMBARDIE Nt oF T LE OF AP ng AN CITY OF VERA RUZ, adigtin Wiamdy Teor upd Adiniral Daudi” Band commences athalf past Seven o'clock, Ss An efficient Po! engaged to preserve order, and no is- proper persons will be admitied on any pretence whatever. Should the weather prove unfavorable, it will be post poned antl further notice. ATLANTIC GARDEN, 9 and 11 Broadway GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, by Dodworth’s 7 celebsated Band, this evening, the 4th August. 1, Grand Waltz from La trom Ladra, 2. Color Quick por full band ad ltr Rosiai A. Dees 3. Sie Donat and Piston—H. B. Dodworth at 4. Quintet—Pray: er from the Opera of Amilie Rorke 5. Vot Potrie, fom en of Zampa Herold 6. Duet—Two Gornets—fiom the Opera of Nonna Beiitut 7. Quick Step—Full Band ART 11. Kurek Mareh from the A hid ‘ot Norma Belini Solo—Coronet au Piston—A. Dodworth Kosini 10. Waltz—Full Band Strauss 11. Quintett, from the Opera of Der Freischutz Von Weber 12, Air, from the opera of the Postillion Adain 13. Duett—All’s well—2 eber cornors and 2comets Bi M4. Largo—Fac totam, from the opera of I! Barbier de Sevi) 15. Finale—Full bar Concert to commence at 8 o'clock. ion as usual, free. ag 10 Mr. Winchell, the unrivalled comic drollerist. Whitloet mi and Diamond in'their Banjo Extravaxanzas. The wou Gipsey Girl ean be privattely consnlted dh mat extra charge. The Model of 11 Nick, in which M Old'and ¥ ie, the popular wing? and Gran Semana’ beltsce Attraction meant stake ceed OMIT ‘y rerlormances. Wedvesda ay iets a ococ Day visiters admitted free in the evening. mission to the whole Museum, Garden and. utertan- mans $5 cents-Opildren inl price jy2ir N. EDWIN Pe sry Im ins A B M the four Brothers, and Sidney Dorlon of Falton het, is to come off on Saturday Afternoon, August 6th, at 3 orelock: ‘To start from Ci without fail. tle Garden off to & Stake boat place, near Bedlow's Island—distance to be five miles The at be weighed previous arting. MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION. SEA MONS’ TER ; SEA DEVIL. T NATURAL, CURIOSITY, IN peaprieion of ‘i of the Cr aed and the scientific will be oe 0 this marvellous production of the mighty puch was bo: after her cepture, will ‘tke be ex feed be sexes, as they are not at made to renderthe ex 317 Ime hi n ag! le FRENCH, ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY. babes 7 Division-street, i consequence of the entreaty of a number of patrons whose ry children frequent this school, the'undersigned will coutinue ye coming vacations, and these: fer school tu vacation. thorough knowledge ithematics, Natural h ot ‘English | languages, "Phe student of the Latin and Greck will, ina short time, be to enter College. French being he predominant branch, with of course be spoken in the classes. ‘he session commences on the Ist of August obtain admission any time parents cam them. terins are moderate, as will be seen in. lathe ¢ yet pupils may e Weonvenient to ES—Paris Drese-mak' q fy ere one deur frou ‘ote: FFERS, late Miss 8. Pusser of 208 nforms her former cu it t those ladies ey thar Dresses, Cloaks, Hants, ke., . shall be delivered eo.vertect y! al haa as HOt to be exce Shaw of sblishments roadway and for much wore ys. We TE EERIS, 778 HM Bast Broadway. N, Bi—Masters, Mises and © made to order at the shortest notice. _a2 im* FOT TPE APP. he mat DAGON ie Bt: pecs ears chase for the . 2 ianprow~ atersive suuply Js manufactured in Paris, 9 tu NOTH Prope WAgGS BUILDERS —The rw? a gor of New Vork Tattersails, »! make liberal sdvaners in € cones sent to hier etablrchme wt for © Builders iu the roumtry eam rely apon having every atten: paid to thetr orders. For farther partical ry, 0742 tr a2 iver gE W A v. poy Bet ee he. suite to versal n, Broadw>) tout $ in Wafers Fad e {eee Tre above reward will m igen, fer the rocagery OF the thief and mone sideeasine a pote to ae neye SCO AWOL PRON, wt Oe Office PASCRRERS Qe vited to eall at No, 195 Br vw large assortment of every artiels "PT iacctone ts this beancitel Art, imparted wm a very short tims. 4 ‘Warranted perfect Whenrssey, qi oy Mort Fy Paper, and jo See Inet page rr “Ege OT vert Mtoe! ies of the “ew at Sei hat the Prrwident ried nal fra fice per NOFICE Is hereby and Biregioy fave LOANY Sey the i ly ye —¥ 4 ow “Aveta Jos. sil D, Secretary. Dis Uonvcring Oprien, 1. Sharpe POR te Rar ao c ER