The New York Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1842, Page 3

FFECTS OF HEAT.—The irritation and in- on om apy produced upon the surface of the exposure to the sun, is no less unpleasant to the han generally destructive to the appearance. The ventive and preservative of the Hands, Face, and om this disagreeable liability is “ RowLanp’s ” The Kaiydor—a preparation from the most xotics, not only (by 1ls use) insures the 5 of Summer's scorching heat, but it never restoring the skin to its pristine delicacy aud 88, while, ultimately, it bestows upon the counte- soft and delicate bloom !—See Advertisement. 1914 (HE GENUINE MEDICINES OF THE COL- Medicine and Pharmacy, are meeting a great sale nd country. The day has away when the nity can be successfully deceived by ‘uneducated principled pretenders, “For every disease the ap- e remedy,” is the grand maxim of the College ; Morr holis also with the College, that nature has da specific for every malady. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, Principal Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 93 Nassau street. 5, SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA.— The proprietors’ to the public the following certificate, from a respectable source, of a cure made by using their ion of Sarsaparilla, which cannot but have the f placing beyond ali doubt the curative powers of dicine : « New York, August 3, 1842. . Sands—Gentlemen : Under a feeling sense of de inherent to us all when suddenly relieved from hg and disease, 1 now, as an act of justice due to nd with a view of relieving the aiflicted, make to the world the inestimable benefit I have receiv- h the use of your Sarsaparilla. In the year 1932 I from England in a vessel bound for Quebec, and pn the passage first discovered the disease which af- bved to be a sore affliction ; and truly I can say, he crown of my head to the sole of my foot there soundness in me.” From the time first mentioned until the present, a period of more than ten rs, suffered all that human nature was capable of . I have been under the care fof the most distin- d physicians both in this country and in England, Bath, Cheltenham, Bristol and Gloucester, tried specifics,among others a large quantity of Swaim’s , used sulphur baths, &c. &c. As a last resort I duced to wrap myself up in tar ointment, keep my- cluded, shunned by myself also shunning. ‘I duced to believe my case a hopeless one. In August the advice of friends, | went to the New-York ital, but was there told that my case was incu- ‘The disease now enveloped my whole body, ren- me almost helpless ; the skin thickened and crack- d blood and matter ran, and life itself became almost un. A few weeks siuce I was induced to use your parilla by hearing it sm highly recommended, hav- pent near without claaitin but little relief. jusing it a short time I found myself better, and now, ing six or eight bottles, costing me less than ten dol- am well! Yes, I certify and declare to the world, er spending near $3000 in travelling and doctoring, hffering more than can be told, I was perfectly cured ing your invaluable preparation of Sarsaparilla ; now recommend it to all similarly afflicted. Those ng to know farther particulars will find me at my bnce, No. 27 Warren street, N. Y. where I shall be te communicate any thing in relation to the above “ PAUL BURDOCK.” pared and sold, wholesale and retail, and for expor- , by A.B, Sands and Co, 273 Broadway, corner of hbers street. Sold also by A. B, and D. Sands, 79 Ful- ormer Golf, and 77 East Broadway, corner Market. he DR. JOHNSON RABINEAU HAS REMOVED p. 40 South William street. THE TONIC MIXTURE OF THE COLLEGE edicine and Pharmacy is rapidly superceding all the bug preparations of molasses and sarsaparilla. Let ‘ous, debilitated, and dyspeptic patients make a of this agreeable and potent remedy. W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent, Principal Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street. Nantucket Suoars, June 2, 1842. . InceRsoLy, Esq., Boat Builder :— Dean Sin :— i AS 1 PROMISED YOU A HISTORY OF THE boat I bought of you last April, I {eel fully warranted ow to you that she has more than equalled my sanguine expectations. Sincel have owned her I have fainst every thing that has floated out of this port, never has the occasion occurred that I could not look for my competitors. have rode in safety the roughest seas, and in several nees have boats in my sight been lost, hurling in an lant into the mighty deep some of our best and most hy citizens, yet never has the occasion occurred that ve entertained the least fear of my own life whilst in old twenty-two footer you built for me. I consi er my life preserver upon the water, and as for speed In only say, that irs far time there has nothing red at Nantucket Shoals that could put her to her t hough it is not unusual for me to encounter 600 sails ilt in every part of the world) at atime. Should ever occasion occur that I should wish to purchase another of any kind you are theonly man | should think of iug to, to build me one. And if ever it happens that recommend a person to you for boats of any kind, I 11 do #0 as che ily as I would partake of the richest italities ever sat before man. And in conclusion I ly assure you that the triumphant success, which I ‘standfyou are crowned with meets my most cordial ap- bbation. I subscribe myself, Yours most pag at B, F. BANNING. 0G- THE IMPRUDENT AND THOUGHTLESS OF h sexes can find safe, ly and effectual remedies for ir disease, at the Principal Office of the Collegeof Me- bine and Pharmacy, and at the sub-agents. Medical ad he given in each case without additional charge. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent, Principal Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmac; Nassau street. (G- SHERMAN’S LOZENGES ARE STILL IN THE endant, We see by an. Illinois paper that they are ring all before them. Fever andague, coughs, colds, ches and worms cannot withstand the happy influ- ce of these popular articles. Every body has heard of leir fame and the grand Warehoure at 106 Nassau st. ew York; 8 State street Boston, and 3 Ledger Build- g, Philadelphia. CHATHAM THEATRE.—A New Way to Pay Dents, Land Sharks and Sea Gulls, or the Tar Ashore, \d Ugolino, are the attractions offered at this theatre to- ht, J. H. Kirby appearing in the two first named pie- s,and J. R. Scott inthe latter. The entertainments be- for the benefit of Mr. Kirby, we expect to see a crow- ahouse. Marine Pavilion, Rocxaway, 3d August, 1842. (G@- FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS this delightful watering place, by addressing the sub- riber at McCoun & Clark’s, 53 Wall street. 03 Lot HIRAM CRANSTOD U.8. be fi Nortn Carouina, uw , 1842. 0G- THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL, iow in session on board this ship, herelyy order all the ‘itnesses in the cases to be investigated, and the accused, o be punetual in their attendance, daily, at 10 o’clock— junday’s e: ._ A boat will be in waiting at the Bat- lery bridgapet half past 9 A. 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Buancn Orrices.—Letters deposited before 7, 11, and 2 o’clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent. MONEY MARKET. Friday, August 5—6 P, M. ‘The business at the Stock Board was as usual exceed- ingly small, with but little change in rates. Harlem fell 1 cent. To-morrow, contracts for 2,000 shares of this stock fall due at 15 per cent, and will be taken up. A great deal of Ethiopian malignity has been heaped upon the great operator but he will come out right. New York State Stock rose } per cent. Sales of Greenwich Bank Stock were made at auction cat 96 per cent. Did the Manhattan Board of Directors ever hear of the homely proverb, which runs to the following effect, “more noise than wool, asthe devil said when he clipped the hog with vlumted shears 7” ‘Thore is very little doing in domestic exchanges, as is usually the case at this season of the year; in afew weeks when investments in the new crops commence, more will of course be done. The demand for money from travel- Jers going South this year, however,will be less than usu- al. ‘The rates of bills to day are as follow: Cunngss Rates or Bayx Notes ann Domestic Biius. Bank Not hange. Salty Fand-- vay Sjuty 1942. Security Banks: — ak ar adgdis Savannah Augasta - Charleston - . Apalachicola: - Mobiles: +0. 06635 New Orleans: = Louisville. . Nashville Natcher ‘The state of affairs in Alabama is a matter of much in. terest just now. The elections in that State commenced on the Ist inst., and most of the candidates are pledged to alter the State Bank system so far as to relieve the banks of the burden now imposed on them fur the State expenses: and to compe! unconditional and immediate resumption on tho part of the institutions, or immediate liquidatior The five State Banks, under existing laws, are compelled to take each other’s notes on deposite, and in the payment of debts, This absurd law obliges the well conducted banks to endorse those which are not only insolvent, but abominably mismanaged. The Branch at Mobile is in- solvent past redemption, and must soon go into liquidation’ The Tuscaloosa Bank is scarcely any better. The other three branches consider themselves solvent, and if relieved trom their connection with the other concerns, and the tax to support the State government, say they can resume. The Montgomery Branch is perhaps the best, and the Huntsville has little or no circulation. The Decatur re- cently made a partial attempt to pay. The Montgomery board of directors recently held a meeting to take into consideration the expediency ofdrawing on New York at 10 per cent for bank paper. ‘This will not avail much.— Liquidation or resumption must be brought about, and that speedily. The new crop of Cotton, which in some quarters is represented to promise more abundance than ever before, must move upon a specie basis, and conse- quently at very low prices. These low prices may give an impulse to manufacturing abroad, but the advantage will be in favor of the continent and against England.— The sound and steady specie currency of the continent gives the manufacturers an infinite advantage over those of England. It is this fact which caused the recent ex- citement in England, on the announcement that France had imposed a duty of 20 per cent upon linen yarn. That duty, with a steady currency, is prohibitive, and fills the English spinners with alarm, while they look upon a tariff’ of 60 per cent upon their manufactures in the United ‘States with unconcern, because they think a National Bank may be established here,and they know that with a fluctua- ting paper currency, no tariff is ofany avail. The sound views and sagacious policy contained in the speeches of the Hon. Dixon H. Lewis, of Alabama, are those which should and will govern Alabama in her fiscal policy. Mr. Lewis ably and clearly shows, in his speech of July 11th, that it is to the interest of the planters that prices should be low and the currency steady, as follows :— If I had time, I could most strikingly corroborate these views by showing the full effect of paper expansion on cotton planting, the business in which I am myself en- gaged. Every rise inthe price of that great staple ex- port, creates a favorable balance of foreign exchanges, under which, a still greater rise takes place in the amount of our currency. tis said, that an increase of one cent a pound on cotton, is felt in’ the price of every city lot in Boston, because, sir, that rise, whenever fully established, becomes the signal fer a general expansion cf bank issues. The consequence is, that it raises the cost of producing cotton even above the increased price of the article. — Hence itis very doubtful to me, whether every rise in the price of cotton which took place from 1833 to 1836, was not a serious injury to the southern country. It benefitted those who bought property at low prices, and paid for it at high, but it greatly injured that larger class, who bought property on a credit at the highest prices. No man could make stich property pay for itself, even at the high prices of cotton, for the reason, that while cotton rose only from eight to sixteen cents, negro men rose in price, from five hundred to two thousand dollars. Cotton about doubled, but property quadrupled in price, Sir, hundreds of coiton planters will tell you, that all the property which they ever made by raising’ cotton, was done while cotton was low. Five thou: pounds of cotton at nine cents a Ib. will buy a negro man, when at eighteen cents, ten thou- sand will be required 'to do it; showing the singular re- sult, of our inability to buy the same amount of property, with the same amount of produce when high, which we could when low. When the price of property is fixed not by the price of cotton, but by the amount of paper circula- tion, the makers of paper money can buy negroes at eighteen hundred dollars, but the cotton planter cannot. “T was asked the other day by the Hon. Abbott Lawrence of Boston, at what price we could afford to make cotton at the South ? My answer was, that if a cotton planter was out of debt, under a specie currency, low State taxes and no tarill, that we could make it prot thang at three cents a pound. J told him, it made in fact but little difference as to the price of cotton, if cotton regulated the price of every- thing else. We could then compete against India cotton, and against the world. But if bank paper regulated the price of property, and tariff duties regulated the cost of consumption, we could not afford to make cotton at the present price.” This isthe true secret of agricultural as well as all other prosperity. The tariff bill now before Congress will undoubtedly be defeated. Not so much on account of the inherent evils elf as from the pertinacity of the Congression- y in retaining in the bill a clause in relation to the distribution of the public lands, medifying the Con- gressional enactments of the session of last year, As this clause has no connection whatever with the creation of revenue laws, and is, in fact, a provision to diminish the re- venue of the Treasury, made a sine qua non of the passage ofa bill to increase the revenue, we may here re-enumerate the facts in relation to it. It is an instance of legislative absurdity unparalleled inthe annals of any country. At the extra session of last year the law authorising the dis- tribution of the public lands among the several States, be- ing under discussion, Mr. Berrian offered the following amendment to the 6th section. rovided, That if atany time during the existence of this act, there shall be an imposition of duties on imports inconsistant with the provisions of the act of March 2d, 1833, entitled ‘’An act to modify the act of the 14th of July 1332, and all the acts imposing duties on imports” and be- yond the rate of duty fixed by that act, to wit : twenty per centum on the value of such imports, or any of them, then the distribution provided in this act shali be suspended, and shall so continue until this cause of its suspension shall be removed, and when removed, if not prevented by other provisions of this act, such distribution shall be renewed ” ‘This amendment was passed on the 30th of August, 1841 in the House, by a vote of 107 to 95, and became a law. The present tariff bill is not only above 20 per cent, but is almost entirely prohibitive in its general character, and will seriously diminish the customs revenue, which have been short of $9,000,000 for the last six months of the pre- sent year. Under such circumstances honest legislation would adhere to its own enactments ; but this same prohi- bition bill contains the following 25th section :— “Sec. 26. Aud be it further enacted, That the proviso to the sixth section of the act entitled, ‘An act to appropri- ate the proceeds of the public lands, and to grant pre-emp- tion rights, approved September 4th, 1841, *e and the same hereby is repealed.’ ” The operation of this section would be to undo that which was done at the extra session, and to deprive the treasury of the lands, by the same law which will dimi nish the custom’s revenue, by the imposition of prohibi- tive duties on imports. On the 15th of July, ult., Caleb Cushing, Esq., in the House, moved that this 26th section be stricken out of the tariff bill, in order to save the coun- try from the disgrace of such fickle legislation, as well as to ensure the passage of revenue laws, by allowing the ta- riff to stand on its own merits. He followed up the propo- sition with a train of argument, forcibly and clearly, show- ing? the iniquity of the proceeding, ina manner not to be controverted. The secret of the matter is thus explained by Mr. Cushing. “There are gentlemen who profess a readiness and a de- termination to sacrifice the Tariff itself, rather than not accomplish the object of now repealing their own limita. tions of the Distribution act ; that is to say, to bankrupt the Government, to disband the Army, to dismantle the Navy, to stop the action of all the Departments, and to keep the trade, industry and business of the whole country on astretch of distraction, prostration and agony, until the next Congress shall come together, or the next President be chosen, rather than not now carry this proposed repeal of one of the fundamental conditions of the Distribution act. Arethe people willing to submit to all this for the purpose of gratifying the schemes of politicians ‘This is the true state of affairs. This objectionable fea- ture, was however, retained in the House and in the Se nate ; the vote stood 26 to 22, or a majority of four indivi- duals in favor of retaining the clause, with full know- ledge that the bill containing it will incur the veto of the President and fail to become a law, leaving the ‘Treasury exhausted, the government revenue insufficient for its expenses, a large and daily increasing debt, the depart- ment unable to borrow money to carry on the government, and no recognised revenue laws in existence. For what are these evils to be incurred ? to distribute among twenty six States, whose debts amount to $232,000,000, bearing an annual interests of $12,000,000, the proceeds of the pub- lic lands which have amounted in the last six months to $706,000 according to official returns, being at the rate of $1,410,000 per annum, or about 11 per cent. of the interest what they owe. Sales sn? Stock Exchange, $1500 N Yk». 5's, 803g 2) Harlen ui 1600 10053 200 sd0ds 13 \ wu LSS. ae 1g % crip §— 8984 50. snw 13% 4 S3k4 100 do 139% 3 ool Bh Stommgton 6901s Second Board 2% Harlem RR if 3 $ | 19 do 13% a State of Trad ‘This is the dull season of the year, and tho busi now doing is very limited, ‘The int I quasters are, however, of an improved MM“; , she t $5 50, from $5 80 to 575, and arefrme © Tetris have gone up Coal—Sales of Newcastle, fo ii 6; scoteh, $475. + blacksmiths, wore at $575; Cogfee— The market continver dal vate sale have been as follow # Brazil at 7jap 200 bags Cuba, 8} a, 1p; i age 1} 5 175 bags Mara. Copper.—Large sales of old, about $0,000 1bs., at 15 154 cents. Cotton.—The advices from Europe had the e strengthen the market here, and for a day or {wee sales were increased ; since then, however, the mark has relapsed again, and prices are unchanged. The sales of Cotton the past week have been as follows :—3000 Flo- ridaand Uplands, 6 a8} ; 1000 Mobiles, 6] a9} ; 800 New Orleans, 6} a 9}. The sales at _pri- Provision Market. This is certainly a great city for vi any quantity from a pea up to a respect Kinderhook. All cheap enough too. We cannot les. We have able cabbage from lay the same of meat. There is plenty in market, but it is far from being cheap, although very much lowor than it was two years ago. wholesale prices, the butchers are the are making fortunes. According to the only persons who But all this is nothing, Look et the list of prices :— Prices oF Provisions. Beef, per ib +6 a 123g Cabbages Porter House Stakes gga — "Beets, bun Sirloin, Ib 13 Honey, 1b Pork, per ¢ Veal’: Cellery Old Potato: by Peeeeeeee BSS2851 1 | Seve! Sa. Brighton Cattle Mar! At market, 269 beef cattle, 15 cows sheep, and 90 swine. Prices—Beef cattle—We qnote to correspond with last week :—A few extra at $3 38a$5 50. ‘od: ~ buneh : Hickory Nutts eh» wie es, bus! — a —a ed Apples, — a dried Peaches, Ibe-— a I Pigs, roasters ©. +-.— a $1 Pickles, 100- 50 a O28 Pigeons, doz. — agi Green Peas, hf peck— a 18% New Potatoes, bush— a 50 Goosebe a 6 R 418 a 13 ee ket. and calves, First quality $5a5 2%; second quality $4.50 a 475 ; third quality $37ha4 25. Cows and calves—Sales at $22, $25, 27, ‘and $31. Sheep—Dull, and prices reduced. Lot at $1 25, 142, 1 50,171, $2, and 2 37. Swine—The large Kentucky Monday for about 3} cts. Sale d to d} cts. hogs were sold since last , : s to-day of old hogs at 3}a ; small pigs, two-thirds barrows, 4} cts. At retail from eS Married, On Thursda; ken, by the Re ir. Cruise, James T. 1 York, to Miss Jans, of the former place. the 4th inst., at Stt Paul’s church, Hobo ATP », of New* daughter of John Van Boskerck, Esq: In New Haven, Conn., on the 2d inst. by the Rev. Leon- ard Bacon, D. D., Eowarp Lixn, Esq. of the firm of E, Lind & Co.of Guayama, Porto Rieo, to Susan W., only daughter of Saml. Acanemy of Design, of New-York. Died, On Thursday, of consumption, Jane John Dearsley, in the 20th year of her a On Wednesday, Micuart. McManon, of his age. . B. Morse, President of the National Tsanetia, wife of re, , in the 33th year At Hempstead Harbor, on Monday evening, the Ist inst., ofDyrentery, Jon» Ja Kirby, aged ¢ two years and six months. , son of Jacob M. and Mary Ann Passengers Arrived. *Livenroot—Packet shi Mrs yng Miss Gentle, Scot runohler, Barstow, Miss Barstow, =217 in the steerage Liverroo! ship Roscoe—Mr Ce the steerage. Bremex—Ship Meta—Mr Fricke, Mr Dre schweig: Dr Salomon and lady, Halle; Mr Sa Wismar} EF Saeltzer, Missouri Mes Von Hagen, Bremen—2it —152 in the steerage. Foreign Importatio Liverroot—$hip Roscoe—100 tons coal 4 turn & co—6 pkgs Smith, "'&. Sandon—f Wright, wright—10 W B Torrey: James A Cady—100 R Tbbotsei less—9 Wheelwright—i1 R & 26 Sands, Fox & co—17 Win WI T Jones—1 T Austin—2 WH Se = : co—15 Richardson, Bassett & Aborn—1 WG Hunt—t S cot John 8 Simons—10 Jas Lefferts: hell—2 A W Spies Cripps & com7 Paton & Stewart—1_H Holmes—1 John Gihon—10 G & <1 Waid, Sill & Thompson—1_ Meyer, Le Willets—1 R Newbold—6 C Adshead—t0 Kessler & co—10 § Tomes & son—29 Stone, A Rolker and lady, N in the steerag LAsGow—Ship America—Miss Crawford, Bro FT Palme Inglis, of Brook: Germany; Mrs W aster Wm Heury Barstow, Boston ‘odd, J CBdd—249 in es, Brat eltzer and ta ns. 46 sks salt Grinnell, Wright & co—1 R Pardow—1 Balt Sturges & Shaw—15, Wm White- IFA Bantiageon—-6 C Sigow on Kooi N: Whtree—=1 5 & J r= Wolf & Bishop con & co—9RKS Riess Brothers—15 Swan & cot Jas McCall & com4 Foules, Harbona & eo—1 J Warren—!2 Samuel Thompson—3 Sam! Denniston—13 Edw Payen—9 Ric & Watson—15 R E Alcock—1 Laffan & Red —29 Binns, Halstead & co—1360 bars 20 bdls 732 bdls 3146 bars G W Shields—a38 bdls do: bales 2 cs 30 bxs tin plates 708 bars RR iren tc Livenroot— Ship Cambridge 2 phy Tic a Whitehead & co—9 & co—1 phy Alsop & Chai ‘omes & com1 F Tomes & s W H Carey & co—3 J M Bruce & son- Hudson—2 Butterfield & Fisher—6 W B Abeel ST T J Bei & co—2 C Adshead & eo—19 Reiss Brothers & co—1 J Wa dmond—1!J T Polan iron Pierson & com A Congdon & co—9 re on & Watson 6; ohn Gihon & co—10 mes McCall & com7 13 Kessler & co—3 Jas nd—10 J & J Stuart a =—3 W A Seymour & co—7 Ibbotson, Pearce & co—27 Sands, Fox & co—22 Godfrey, Pattison & co—7 Richards, Bassett & Aborn—2 Jas Leffeits—11 21 Wright, Sturges & Shaw—1 Young, Smit com L I Wyeth—1 Edw Paysox & co- 5 sks salt 65 tor JG&T Garnet—3 D McH Willi th & com 10 C H Marshall—15 tons pig iron 140 bdls 6258 bars iron 63 cases copper 1 ck hardware to order, Bremex—Ship Meta—1 pkg A F F Hen—1 Kessler & co—2 Ballin & Sander—1 D T F Gleim—1 Wm Radde—13 GF Mever—1 en} h—3 A Rolker & coi E Nol 2 J Napier—t Siegert & Straller—2 Vietor—20 Bechtel & Dreyer—1 C A liendahl—2 Win Holbertor H Kohnstat Switzer—1 C W Vorwerk- & co Oclrichs & Kruger—1 Grosheim & T Poppe—19 to order. Giascow—Shi frev, Pattison & co—152 tons rVin—150 tons coal to order. n Boorman, ‘alter! L Goldschmidt & co—! O 1A Abrenfeldt—4 J tenius & Pavenstedt Eckhardt & Merck—|4 F acbisch—4 C DW Lil- mm—3 Schroeder & TD Wendel—10 Lane, Lamson Schriber—22 E & America—1 bx Schmidt & Andrea—52 God- Johnston & co—65 _ MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Steam Ships. FROM ENGLAND. Kyekholt Hosken:+ + Jadkins - SS ilepe 16 + Sept. 29 pool; Queen, do; Charlotte, Plymouth; Wames Avery, Neweas- Je we, do; Canterbury, Bristol. ‘Pavaucio, July 23—In port, Commerce, for Boston, une. United States Ports. Lvorc, Jaly 29—Arr Neuvitas, NYork. July 2—Arr Edw Franklin, Philadelphia. ‘M—Arr W P Walker, Providence; Sit, Robin Sld Jacob Pen- ATLAND, Aw Ar America, Havana. nell, Rosiertaw ; July 90, Extra, St T) Guoverstes, July 3i—Ar Sarch Ann, Surinam vir Nick- Eliza, NYork. Mito, Liverpoo 5 Carib, 1 3 Eq < Arr 4, For ry Ann, Pequo ! Sami A Appletor b, Newbern, 3 Adrian, Richmond, nm, (Dan) NYork, to load oil New Beprorp, Aug 3--Arr J. for Rotterdam. Hours How ew York for Sale _ July $l—Are Sarah, } Lawrence, do for’ Thomaston; Eliza, do for Boston; », do do; Philadelphia, Philadelphia for Nantucket; Mystic, NYork for Aug I—In port the above. Arr Sinus, Boston, ona pleasure trip; 2, Atlas, Philadelphia for Bostou. Hyannts Port, Aug i—In port, , and Mail, NYork for Boston; Condor, Alb nd Victor, Boston for NYork; Mail, do for Norwich. ‘Tanvaviin Cove, Aug 2—Arr Henry Clay, Attakapas for ton; Aug 2, U iy es k for Tn port Apprentice, Alert, F Cunady, Equity, Extra, Hy Ridgley, others. Proviwence, Aug 3~Arr Merchant, Rondout, Pritapetrnta, Aug 5—~Arr Delaware, Oak, Bi dington, Carol 1, Hartfor Liverpo and sixtopsail schrs. Cl Halifax; A Patton, Cir cos; Saml bella, Newport: Angeline, Bristol, RI 3 da, do. Arrin the Schuylkill, Win Pitt, Pictou, Hoy Gandy, Newba ‘homps: Boston: Mary Portsmouth, N Elizabeth, Osborne Elizabeth Penodscot, Cleopatra's York Caroline E Platt, New NE NATIONAL tHOTEL—Tchonpitoalas street, New Or- leaus.—This fine establishment, situated. in the most ¢ tral partof the city, has been recently opened under the super= intendence ofthe subscribers, with new and ample accommo= ions for t hudred boarders. are furnished with m upulous regard othe com tess, if not re of the oe- . d have been carefully select- ed with reference to their capacity, honesty, aud civil deport- ment. ¢ wine cellar and lard: r will always be fury the best that eat be procured in oe of the best world. ‘The charges for board, with or wishout chambers, will be found of the most reasonable charset. J-THILLIPS & BRO., Proprietors. i a6 2m _New Orleans, July 24, HI U. SHE IN QUARTERLY Review, No. 58, for Jub : : CONTENTS. 1, The Reign of Terror—lts Causes and Results. Il. Characteristics of German Genius. ILL. The Poems of Catulius, LY. ‘The German in England. s of the Bourbons. La Motte Fougue. ne Sue. Russia, . The Last fifteen year * Kriedrich Baron ‘De e. and the King of the French, al of Literature—Italy, Price $3 per annum, or 6s, per num? ae plisher. SPH MASON, P ‘No. 102 Broadwa eas above. a6 1e® din one m fe no pay, wit in to the sufferer. This * (LOFTS TO LE’ rPOOTH ACHE. nute, for25 cet out extracting, filliu cure has been in my family over_on made public for the benefit of suffertn of hundreds who have been cured as if, e. Ithas never failed of cure in one instance. Cy of cure can n at 232 Division st. from persons of high ote down the number, and_you seve your teeth, y, your time, and immense suffering in the ordinary hing. N. B.—Tro save trouble, it positive! cured at 232 Division st. for 29 cents, id, for 50 cen’ fe ; y FEVER AND RUSHTON & ASPINWALL'S has now been used for ma the increasing demand for it affords ample proof, of the preparation ; it has been used in the ¥ and the western part of this State, where fev vail te a great extent, and ) At 2: &c. or the le will not be sold out,dut din any part of ity, ty ot Hislen . and ague pre: scarcely an instance has failed to ive the desired relief, Jt is for sale wholesale and retail at the Proprictor’s stores {6 William street, 110 Breadway, and 10 Astor House ; and also by most of the druzgists throughout, he country. ab 2w*r MEDICAL CAUT: aid ‘should ‘be cautious in the selection of of a Doctor, for it Lalas! too true, that of the whole horde of advertising Doctors (so in this devoted not more than one in six possess any legal right to administer H they by nature or eduestion, by auy means dtoadministertothe sck = that nposition is tolerated inde of the law which makes ita highly offence to practice medicine or surgery without a le ploma, D: its gecking M rpenter, however, has no personal reason to com oth to say, from the late rapid ineres erable abortive operations on the credu> solid benefit than while the practice was confined to more legitimate hands. To the suffermg and deluded patient, or victim, however, the consequences are all important, as th eof ‘life and death adviee, xpenter, although an adve octor, came into the n through the front door of the temple—isa graduate Jollege, a licentiate of the New York State Medical area practitioner of this city; and his ; advertising for business, so much contemned by ive on the subject, is to obtain money and cure too often depends on the first medi Dr. € a present e held at Hotel, comer of ning the 8th instant ER AP—A Judgement against Doctor Bemja- Boarh street, for $38 56-10%, fer bill re “ERRIS & CO. 253 Pearl st. LL FURNISHED ROOMS {o let for single i atte wen with Breakfast. Enquire at No. 1 Barclay st" ag lw*r FoR july 7 ouTH. Fo July 1| Toronto, Virginian, jadiatoi FROM HAYRE. Albany, Watson, OL. Jaly 4 | Jodependene July 12 | Westminste: FOR HAVRI June 27 | Emerald, Howe, Packets to Sa de LIVERPOOL. se Nye, Aug.7 Allen, ' Aug. 13 T—Two handse n 3d floor of store No. ‘uth street, canbe had on reasonable terms, by ap- JOHN HERDMAN, 61 Sonth street. JRPOOL ORREL © FLOAT—250 tons beat quality, for family ase, per ship Memphis, now discharging lurray’s Wharf, foot of Ware! Sorsale in lots to purchasers, by t Tos. plying to L To Ship Masters. We shall esteem it a favor, if captains here, will give to Commodore asset a report of the shipping left at the port whei vessels spoken on their ist of foreign, uewsvapers they ma bosrd them immediately on the favor inany wi of vessels arriving t, of our news fleet, nice they sailed, the list of their cargo, and an fave. Commodore Bassett wi yeir arrival, 'e will reciprocate To Correspondents Abroad, Our correspondents in foreign ports are respectfully requested to send by e obtain. Nautical “vessel all the marine intelligence they can nt information of any kind, from any ove re- siding at home or abroad, will be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 6, 1342. Bark Douglass, Bourne, City Point (Bs Baker, Rotterdam, Schmidt & Balch Br) Smith, StJohns, NF. Boorman, Johnston & enfield, Alexandria. - Arrived. Packet ship Cambridge, ‘Barsiow, from with mdse, to C. H. Mars! ‘he erly winds to the lon. of 64—for 42 days on her course. 16th uit. lat 46, lon 43, fell survouaded b: t pieces—left it in lat 44 30, lon 4! had nothing ‘but west- sh Va.—Duteh galliot Dol- hen.—Sclirs Veritas, Ve Victory, Liverpool, June we only ran 93 mil in with ice, and a dense fog. e , besides agreat number of large Packet ship Roscoe, Huttleson, from Liverpool, June 28, with mdse, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. 30 to 52 30, on the parallel of «4, Bremen’ packet ship Mera, Meves, from Oelrichs & Kruger. No da brig. rica, Dyer, from Glasgow, Jun . Hustbat & order. mast, Bria Georgiana, Sturges & Ciearman. seamen aud officers, At sea, Bedell, The as on board Le, hitne Pat ys from, plaster, to Soul j British brig ker, 7 days with plaster, to Soule, W! was che Galaxy, Wilson, from Portsmouth, I P. Peters, ‘Sehr to John Steves Schr Melville, Kent, 6 days from Lubec, mas 8. with oil, "Sehr James Loring, Hawkins, from Prov: tieg J. Herrick. Saw icel 4 days from Norfolk, with mdse, to Gk der command of Capt. Gardner, for the rgs from fon 45 Bremen, June 20, + lat 41 57, lon 64 25, ye 13, with mdse, to E. Ship American, Holden, 42 days from Havre, in ballast, to na heavy squall, carried away main wopgaliaut a detachment Fr i . Armstrong, gid drys from Windsor, ns, from Havre de Grasse, de 8 C Windsor, NS. wich from Windsor, NS. RI. with coal, to J. Randle, from Harrington, Me. with lumber, with plaster,to the ter. che Ellen Rodman, Shepherd, 2 days from New Bedford, idence, with domes- Schr Homer, Kent, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to B. & Schr Grecian, Ryder, from Boston, with mdse, to John Stevens. Schr Woleott, Chase, from Boston, with mdse, to John Stevens, ‘Schr Merchant, Snow, from Boston, w Lewis. Sehr Erie, Matthews, from Boston, with mdse, to 8. ith mdse, to S$. W. w. Schr MeDonald, Paul, from Boston, with mdse, to 8. W. Lewis Sloop Rhode Island, from Providence, wi to master. th domestic goods, General Record. Lerren Baas.—The letter bags ef steam ship British Queen, for Antwerp and Southampton, Eng., will close this evening at seven o’elock, at Gilpin’s Forergn Letter change. Office, in th ‘The ship will sail to-morrow morning at ten o'clock, and for the special accommodation of merehants,a second letter bag will be kept open until nine o'clock t Avaunn was struck by lightning at haverain Railroad Depot, New Ork sustained was trifling. Anoth Ocmulgee. A bark with painted ports about 2th ult. ontside, by t ark appen Cld at Warren Aug 3, Hector, Pacific Ocean. lie, do. : Spoken. Ontario, of Bath, 30 days from Liverpool dat 24 44, lon 86 30. Gen! Scout, from Cienfuegos for Philede 30, lon 82 90. Forcign Ports, Genes July 5—Sld Ottoman, Bremen, July In port, Ne ind bound. NB. July 31—Arr Charles, naar Chi York, Cid Aug}, Mary , Portsmouth; George Barbara, Loudon; the Northerner, o-morrow (Sunday) her moorings near jeans. It is said the account says it was reported ashore on it Mo- Sld 2d, Rosa- for NYork, July 22) Iphia, July 21, lat 24 icily or Smyrna, ¢, for Newcastle to load for bh Lo July 31—Arr Lord Kamaay, NYork; Mary, Lou Hall; Joh Ne John Bolton, Liver: MIP UTICA, FROM HAVRE—Copsicnees | send their permits on board at Pier No. 3, North ri All ood not permitted by the 1th instant, wi!l be seni to the public store. abr BiLLs von all parts of Bugland, Ireland and Seovand, in suns of £5 to £15 aud £20, to anv amount, for sale at S.J. SYLVESTER, 22 Wall street, air and 136 Broadway. PANISH DOUBLOONS—For sale at very low rates. Mexican Doubloons wanted on very favorable terms. by 8. J. SYLVESTER, way and 22 Wall street. made on S.J. SYLVESTER, 92 Wall at, and ta Broadway. SNGLAND, IRELAND, SCO’ friends by the Brith Queen or beanpplied with drafts for £1 amount, payable on d: mand and_ Provincial Banks of Irelan: nd branche lon, and E rool, which desfs are paid Qaited Kingdom. _aG JOLLECTH National and their brauches: Bank James Bult, Son & © ‘and Discount Bank, Liv ‘all the principal towns of the y to & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck slip, cor. South streee. 5 DOCTOR GLOVER EGS to inform those who have recently enquired if he has left the practice of his profession, that he contiaues to prescribe for such as require his aid as Those difficult and protracted cases which require practical experience to, en- sure success, have been the particular objects of his study. The recent Improvements ia chemistry have put into his hands seve- ral new and important remedies which have escaped the obser- vationof the less scratinising physician ‘ Dr. Glover's primary education enables kim to kee} with the improvements of the ¢ dical profession. ‘The unsuspe niger should beware of the host of self named Doctors aud pretenders, some of whom. aspire to be authors of little bovas upon subjects of which they are totally ignoran. . ‘OMmce, No. 2 Alin st—private entrance, 4th vos from the Museum—office hours until 90 -icek P. 06 Lin? r MEDICAL AID. — NVALIDS desirous to obtain the best advice and ald obtain the little book called ithe ‘ Rue con,” by Dr.iGregory of No. 34 Mott street, New York, where he has heen several years established in a select branch of his profession nd where he alsg continues to admine ister, With entire stccees andy eryoften, in cases where ot and less experienced rim had failed, The Doctor d hotsay this fo boast of his skil!, cut only to inform those seek- ing good advice, where it miv be obtained. Dr. Gregory's domieil is not adrag store, itis a private dwelling house, w provided and arranged for the comfort and convenience of hi patients. br. G. does not limit, his attentance toa few hours, bat is athome to wait upon those seeking him at all hours of the day and night. 34 Mott street is nearly, opposite the Stone Chureli, near Chatham square, Observe, it is not a drug store. a5 m keep pace y, being a graduate in the me- i Siren K. JAMES ALEXAND) R HOUSTON has removed his Gonsutting O1 to No. 3 Henatp Buitpina corner of Nassau and Fulton streets. Je2 3m ins ¢ aaa aa aa _ AUCTION SALES. AMUSEMENTS. — BY ‘THOMAS BELL. (Stores Non 22 dwn and 115 Balion street.) we 11046 o'clock of elegant rand, by ental Al Splendid Sale new and 18 7 additional lot of splendid new and see oma family giving up housekeeping, com uitas has been offered for setae Ut Is, Se + bat the dit 1 s sale} will go on rain Atos in t Large exirasalé of’ choice Furniture of all descriptions, re- moved Brooklyn, Vestry street and th Avenue, cou prising a most extensive variety. BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS, SATURDAY, At 1036 o'clock, at the sales room. Elegant French Furniture, Pianos, China Dinner Sets, &e.— ng of elegant rosewood inlaid pier table and dres mahogany dressing wi bureaus, marble ton very elegant French chairs, figured metino seats; F: steads ; French and half French chairs ; mahogany ape and tufted seat sofas, divans, ottomans, centre table: os ee. Also, several splendid rosewood and mahogany piano fortes made by Bacon & Raveu, Wm. Loo, Jun fh & Hall, and o mbining all the modern tm) 5 er Sets, just im- several elegant French n invoice of second hand Furniture, consisting of bu & DAY he Auction Room. », Kemconsisting of very choice Malm- lc Madeira; Daff Gordon pale sherry; browu ‘n claret, champagne of favorite brands; Du- atent alabaster candles, Ha- with other sey and do, Hs to sit pucehabe rs. hor brand, just landed, supe= ‘Alo, Ota ek in t Oi) Pai but valuable by old and modern masters, just. importe Ay of sale-—uow on the wall, ready HE SPLE sale this da n of paintings, talogues on the BELL, Anciioneer. CK OF JEWELRY in ositively sold This Day clock, ou th «, No. 75 Broatway, up st found'fincouvenient tb remove this Valuable choice Juwelry, Diamond», Watches, Watehm and materials, (0 the auction room, ‘Phe sale therefor Will also he disposed c he Lathes, See auction head in the daily papers. M. W. ng at 1035 iberty street, an any furniture, of good materials and quarter and full French chairs, rock top centre tables, pier, breakfist aud Ladies work « French bedsteads, feather beds, bolsters aud pillow and painted wash stands, wire saf+s, Jone’s patent refrigerators, Forte—Also, it Broadway, corner emia piano forte, mate.t ne and touch, with French Barmore, girandole: cut and mould an silver ware, mar it oil paintings, by celebrated of choice imported toilet perfu Wr, LU 200 , UDCOW, Auctioneer, VABLE PROPERTY AT HOBOKEN, N. LUDLOW will sell at auction om the prem August sth, at 3 o’elock. P.—Property tothe late James Sweeney, at Hoboken, and known as Washington House. ‘This justly celebrated consisting of two lots of ‘on, will be sol and commodions, of the Ferry, situated upon the main strect, and possessing eatadvantages as a house of public accommodation This ell {the owner thinks it _unne y there sit Fs who have made it I years past Kor particulars as to ti terms R. D. Wright, Esqr., Mary Sw on the pre: LUDLOW, A’ Broad strec TURE of a the large Room be continued . is Dy 15 Fulton rehoice | s silendid Duple Sassorted, ‘he stock can FOR Ju Tar ainst Wile liam Taylor, late of the ‘Third Distiict. Wateh, favor of F Barron for $6! 92 cents, dame ‘on 17th June fast, 1m. tro rbsctiber at publie tty, iPnot sold at priv Call at the subseriber’s ho a5 2t*e TOL fol it + Will. be dispose of to the highest bidder 9 ng street NCIS McBARRO » Augus due 1M2; a Promisory. 209 16-100, made by B. & J.8. Newhouse, payable at Mobile; the 15th January, 1812; a Promisory’ Note of $372 44-100, Je by sth of M m payable 6m 20 Sh River Canal. et book at the Rail Road Dy 42, together with abo $100 above, may retain the money: end all the papers, valuable on box No, 218 Upper Vc PRESIDENT OF THE ce of the provisions of a United States and the Oxtaw: 1831, Indians on the 31st d President of te if tes, do hereby declare and make sale will be held atthe Land Office at in the State of Ohio, commencing on Monday, the y of August next, for the disposal of the lands f the former Indian Reserves of sixand three tuated on the north side of the Maumee river, North of the base line and east of the meridian. Fractional sections one and two, in township five of range t. one, eleven, twelve, thirt six, ‘twenty-se rty-six, in towns rig ns tour, five, aud six, in fractional township Tac five of range nit Fractional including the sixteenth section of fractional ight, U our, and Ven, twenty ve, and thirty: ne. tion ‘th twenty thirty-three, range nine. Fractional sections seven, eighteen, and ninetee ship six of range ten, ! ‘Also, at the same time and place, will be offered for sale the tracts of land hereinafter described, forming portions of former Tndian Reserves, and which, under treaty stipulations with the Indians by whom ‘they. were respectively ceded, are to be sold for their bem wit ’ ‘North of the base line and idian, eat Ocquanoxss n sixteen, wath Blauchard’s Creek, y-two. seven of in town two of range fo in the Reserve e seven, the Big Spring Reservation, in township Seer one of range thirteen. South of the line and east of the meridiao, townships five and s ; f ranges six and seven, ; Sectinn sixteen, in the Lewistown Reserve, in township seven of range eight. Also, at the same time and place, will be offered at sale the lards belonging to, the United States wizhin the Of the southeast fraction of section eighteen, on the east Sandusky river, in township two north, of range fifteen east in the Wapaugh Liha imits sale will be kept open for two weeks, (unless the | are sooner disposed of) and no loner: and ho private of land in the townsh be admitied until after of the two ks. ‘my hands st the City of Washi ‘May, , 1842. Tay, anno Domini pecroeer ite fered wi ton, this twenty> NO. OORE Acting Cominissioner of the General Land Office. je19 Itaw ta 9A d&w Fi ae Way he Steamboat WAV Cap iderbilt, will ov Tuesday, 9th of Auzust, mal excursion on the Kastern Banke, where on former execarsions large quantiues of pea ys, and some fine sea- bass ; and as the distance is 30 or 35, miles, boat will lew the foot of Hai i street a: naif past 8 o'clock—Canal st. stward of ve at 8%, and Pier No. 1, North river, at 9@velock, in order to be on the Banks at an early hour, it being the best time for fishing. “The Boat will land at Staten Island and Fort Hamilton. Fare 25 cents each wa) ts on boas 'be furnished oa board gratis XCURSION TO HARLEM Afternoon, 7th August—Fare The new Steamboat JACOB ard Yates, will leave the Pier, foot of ( Jock—Pike street at quarter'past 2—Re half past 2, and Delaney street at 3 o’elock. leave Harlem at half past fi the citizens of New York a fin dthe various public buil ig Islane Farms, &e, _aG Str # on Sunday 12% cents. meur street at THE COMPLEXION & SKIN. ROWLAND’S KALYDOR. An Eastern Botanical Discovery of Surpri- win Beeennt $ A CREATOR AND CONSERVATOR OF THAT most distinguished charm of female loveliness—a transpa- rent fair skin, Rowland’s Kalydor. may be said to exert an al most magical power. Composed for the most part of Oriental ties, to the utter exelusion of all mineral admix- is distingttished medicinally for its extreme bland, puri- fying, and soothing action upon the skin ; and, by acting the pores and min from the surface by this means al ples, spots, freck » inimical fhe most billows comp » the neck, hi hits ‘co of youthful er every lly dissipates all re rn, and other unsight! fernale beauty. Its ¢ happily protects the most advance: lieaey a with every periods of Ii Tt invaluable as a renovating and refreshing wash, during of exposure to the sin, dust, or harsh winds, and the heated atmosphere of crftwded assemblies, F To gentlemen afflicted with a tenderness of the skin in shav- ing, the application of the Kalydor will be found to allay all en- tieular irritation. Rowland’s Odonto, or, Pearl Dentifrice. f eth, solely pre- ndonr, and o} 4, and thoroughly pared f sovereign virtue for strengthening, preserv the ‘eeth. s tartar from the teeth, removes spots of incipient polishes and ves the enamel—to which it gi a its disinfecting proper. ties, gives sweetness to the breath, 1 antiscorbutic, the game also share in ity transcendant powers. Scurvy is eradica- fed from them, a healthy action and redness are induced, that Offer to the notice of the medical practitioner the most indubi- table signs of their healthful state, UTION.—On purchasing, Be decay, p pearl-like whiteness; and, above all, fro As none afe genuine, CONST. ‘OR GIBRALTAR, Th LE AND SMYRNA, touching. at ‘Malta.—The superior fast running BANGOR, 500 tons burthen, for the above ports on Tuesday, 9th: Augast. from Boston, This steamer was built by Brown & Bell. ef New York, ex. ‘She is now fitted up in superior style ‘and has accommodations fcr passengers famship crossing the Atlantic. er without wines, Will be as follows t= 40 | To Malta, « oe e100 ‘ #0 | * Constantinople, «+--+ 125 only, apply t WRIGHT, Jn., T wharf, Boston. Letter Bags are at Hale's Foreign Letter Office, 38 Wall and will close at half past 4 P.M, A yh. 29m ¥ iraltar, “ Gil For passage FOR ALBANY, TROY and inte mediate places—The splendid low pressure steamboat SWALLOW, Captain A. M’Leat Ve the for of Courtlandt st, this (‘Tharsday) afternoos agu ith at 5 o’elock, and Sunday 7th, at 6 o’elock. TAP The above is a substantial Bost, fitted up with elegant Gite, Hooms, and for nccommodation 1s unrivalled on the on. raasaae or freight apply on board, orto 8. M. DREW. at a the office on the wharf, HEALTHY EXCURSION TO THE freee nee FISHING BANKS OFF SANDY HOOK — 7 he aatial CA ‘ em esday, Thai pot of Harminond street at a quart tat half paat §—Pike street, half ast 9. at ‘A Band of Music is "ene ner and all kinds of refreshments will be firuished ‘On the return the Udiea will remain at Fort Hamul- half an hour. Fare 25 cents each way. IN. R, The UTICA mond street at 134 o’elock—Canal street a at half past 2—Pier No. 1, at the city at7 o'clock. Fare 25 cents each way. a NIBLO'S GARDEN, i VAUDEVILLE NIGHT.-2g THIS EVENING, Angust Oth, the performs: wit commence at'§ o'clock, with the Farcetta of the CHIMNEY Pine Moddtebrain, Mr. ¢ ak MrsMuddlebrain, Mc ary, Miss Ayces Qusiter of an hour's i Will be allowed tor Meiresh tier ¢ Grand Selon, Au OVERTURE, com beautiful To be sue ev ille RROWED. FE . 1, Fisher | Tom Clatk | Rosamond, |} Miss Ay: whole to conclude with E. Le, YROMENADE MUSIC HF The prop spectfully informs the t sitors, this much given alter the per- r compliance with the wishes ef numerous «mired part of the entertainments, will be Formmenees in the Acts Manager, Me. Ch Musica fer and ‘Tickets—50 cents = Doors open at seven o'clock, Entertainments to commence steivht. SAATHAM THEATRE, } ELL BEN ' OF MR. KIRB’ - formed the NEW Way PAYG Sir Giles Qverreach, ft 2 PAY OLD DETR Lord Love}, Q Yens | Wellbom. Me a Margaret Overrench, Miss Kirby | Avon Miss Pray z the Tragedy of LING. ae ens 1 Count Ugolino, Mr JH Seott | Sertse ene Oly Hield Mrs Marden ie, ms LANDSHARK D'SEAGULLS, r, The ‘Ver Ashore Jack Rudderly, MrJ'H Kinby | Mr Sauapeo: nderes Chanoute, Mra Marden | Polly, 0" yudgregn Doors Will open at 7 weloes, avd th p o’clock precisely. circle, 50 cents—t RD” N STREET A AND AN MANAGER WELT led comie drollerist, c wuzas, ‘The w i rivattely cousufted. throughoet without extra charge. The Model ‘of the City of Dy Old and Your u which Mr. Wiuichell sustains six racters. A. splendid Drop. Curtain, representing" Byres Dream,” painted by Me, Oscar K, Almy, anative artist. Fx periments in Animal Magnetiain ; Miss Rosalie, the poptlar alist; the » Lady; Faney Glass Blowing? and Gran Cosmorama ou Ascensions every night at ten o'clock. s Wed “to and Saturday afternoons at di ed free in the even y visite x n to the whole Museum, Garden and intertaia j half prie ‘THE NEW ROCHESTER THEATRE is now op the summer season, Indies and gentlemen. of establ professional renuration, who de sign visiting Buffalo or Montreal and wish te take Rochester in their w.y, will please address the subscriber, EDWIN DEA) y6! ments wit pare near Be » Walnut street Phila s and genthemen desirous of entering into engage- h this stablianment for the ensuing season, will pleas: address their communications (post paid) to, CHARLOTTE J. CUSHMAN, or k. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. AX at Harlem, Monday, ne ared, and six to enter, will tion at Andrew mn OF 10 HH. Malt oared, wishin Howe’s, Hark Cr A Seuils, . . ee yne most beautiful Regattas of the sea- son, ‘The nuinber of boats already entered, and, the known prowess of the rowers, will afford to the lovers ef this manly sport an opportunity never Offered before. a2iwm ATCH BOAT RB. een one of the Roberts of MVE 'the tour Brothers, and Sidney Dorlon of Fulton Market, is to come off on Saturday Afternoon, Angustéth, at 3 0% without fail, ‘To start from Castle Garden off to & Stak jow's Island—distance to be five hed previous to starting. CHALLENGE. the Boat Duane can have an opportunity, of nst the Thomas Jefferson, (rom Castle Garden oats to bi to a Stake boat, two and a half miles from the starting point and back to the Garder, fora sum, not less then Two hundred Dollars, Mr. John Lown, if he wishes, can accept this offer, and find no back cut, (as has not e with J.J. Be) h JAMES a Pe CHANGE OF AIR AND OF SCENE is not. only essential to health, but a great source of enjoyment in the sidents of » crowded city. For this, th a JAUN'T TO HOBOK New York ouly for a few hours, i diversified walks along the river—the invi from the w A Summer nothi N, wo lew jelighefid the afternoon by ac ler hi most fa by the B which ply cons ronstant] the day and evening, cilaawer MAGNIFICENT ATTR ACTIOD a " SEA MONSTER ; SEA DEVIL. TPHE GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY. AMERICA —The proprietor of this immense tpecimen hegs leave fo announce to the pblic, that he has f tion, at the Bowery Amphitheatre, the Sea Dev 20th April, 1812, inthe Harbor_af it ts. the lovers ratified an Viewing this marvellous pr A Calf, whieh i "They Visited by both sexes, as they, a all offensive, and every effort will be made’ to i ible and sutisfactor ERMAN QUARTET TO— much pleasure to iaform the . ared for Evening Serenades in the n the most able terms. reat Mr. H. THORBECKE, 121 he German Quartetto takes alge most center tally that for 1 G 7 I irr. w A CARD TO THE LADIE Ris ps 1 DRESS-MAKING ESTABLISHM. Broadway, one door from Market strec ERS, late Miss S. Purser of 293 Broadw informe her former customers. a Ladi c., fentrasted to her skill, shall by nd finish of workmanship, as not pproved establishments rate price. E PREIS, 77% East Broa. Idrens’ dresses made to order a2 im* N. B.—Masters, 3 at the shortest notice. STRU: DAGUERRKOT AT TION, in the most approved process for making splendid Portraits ani views, by F. NAW BAULT & CO. wih, Fulton Ie ‘arrangements to open a class for the street, who have tna regeuiion of pays, to commence on Monday July. tithe The class will be open fortwo. hours cach day, from eight ovclock A. M. to ten o'clock A.M. and the papi nue in the class until perfectly satisfied. wt, in advance. may cont ‘A-ARTAULT & Co. have just received by the packet Rhone, from Paris, 1,000 4 2 ye ed Daguerreots pe. ‘ayy * ply of the best Chemicals manufactured in Paris. 7 NEW, YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.—The Cars of this Company are now running regalariy from the ity Hall to William's Bridge, in Westchester County, ts have been made with the lines of stages fre nueck, New Rochelle, Est and We r places, Sars at that b 10 weet the ©: e carried Ul the afternod nt, pave ng ‘ach the city ve pl uch su0% by any other mode of c, and at cheaper rates. Miwon COURSE—TROTTING—A | mate heat three in five, to Sutky’s, will ‘ourse on Friday,’ Augnst 12th, at 3 ENTERVILL + $5H0—m ike come o| ovelock, heats- the above Same s ; tre for all Trotcne 5, under t ¥, a purse 6 saddh Entrance ev $50. Three or more to ta dnesita: c at ge P.M. at th ‘i y, August 10th, tehoanee - as BEACON COURSE — TROTTING —The following Sweepstakes are opened, to come off the id week in Sep- be 1=—Mile heats,' best 3 in 5 in wagons, free for all ever trotted for money--830 entrance—half forfeit, $23 10 go to the second best horse, Wagons and drivers to weigh 300 Ibs, ‘ Stake No. 2—Two mile heats in harness, free for all horses $100—one handred entrancehalf for- riven to the see best horse. " , under the saddle, Stake No. 1—Two mile heats in harness, free for all horses, never Won money —$50 entrance—half forfeit $25 added—to go to the second best horse. Stake No. 5—Same as No. 4, under the saddle. Stake No. 6—Mile heats, best? in 5, under the saddle, fi horses never won a purse over $W—$ 6 entrancehalf forfeit $25 added—to goto the second Sept. ¢—Purse $500, twe ts in wagons 0 go to the 2n tries for the »b: Smith's, 31 Park Re ‘Three or more to make a race. Rr at attr ia 1 : “NOT! rc vA J ERS—The sob NOTICE TO WAGON BUILDERS The ww all Light EN scriber, Proprietor of New Je make Hberal advances ip € ademas rent to hise stablishment for s Builders ia the country can rely apon hi aid to, their orders. ay @ P*Por farther particulsrs, ort rey me pny to a5 Proprietor of N.Y. Tattersalls, ang every attention eo NEWFOUNDLAND Di Te dor sate several Puppi sft {or thorouah bred, and ere one. ofthe ost, uF seater race in the cot, pemashabe for saan e MES HOGG cents ie Toh atreet, enst of 3d Aven R DR. FEUCHTWANGER'S Compound, Chexical FSB iabilfdoays tata pte Bowon for Dedoge oth xe Cockroaches, FI for bie Fly Paper, for his numerous see last page PORTUGUESE, FEMALE PILLS. HESE far-famed and celebrated Pills, from Boys are, ‘we perceive, to be obtained in this country. vertive: ment on the lgat column of fourth page. m3 is