The New York Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1842, Page 3

At about noon this day there might have been seen a carriage driving along at moderate speed up Ninth street, on whieh the Washington Hotel is lo- cated ; the carriage halted at the hotel, and from MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, August 9—6 P. M. ‘We have no new features to remark at the Stock Board to-day. Sales were as usualsmall, Farmers’ Loan, fell }; “ ; ed }. thence issued the late doughty champion of suffrage | Utes and Ramana Revenant é in Rhode Island, accompanied by Dutee J. Pearce, and Mr. Michael Walsh. They proceeded to the bar of the hotel, and registered their names as fol- lows:—Michael Walsh, New York; W. E. Dorr, ‘Warren, Rhode Island’ and D. J. Pearce, Rhode Island. Thus you see we havo an unusual quantity of lions sojourning with us at nt. was invisible, and the only appearance of armour was around his vest, through the thickness of which might be seen his belt filled with at least two pistol —or at any rate it appeared so throwgh the vest ; they did not tarry long at the hotel, MM shortly after, having, as they said, an invitation to dinner. te Ae ‘ogre: ire num . ‘tr Ge WwW. Dixon bas been standing here for a short season, “ admittance 124 cents. George stood I shall keep my eye on the gentleman, and | clerkship. ‘The affairs of the bank are a perfeet riddle, After the Board a public sale of State Stock was made at auction, th the following result: $11,000 Michigan 6 per cts. issued to Pontiac R.R. 17} 10,000 Illinois 6 =“ “J. Delafield, Esq. 16 40,000 6 « Po'keepsieWh ‘ing Co.17} ‘The Ilinois bonds at 16, were bought by a broker, um. His sword | der the impression that they were available to meet con- tracts. They are worth 11 percent. The situation ef the Alabama Banks is truly ridiculous, particularly the branch at Mobile. It is notorigus atMobile, ut drove off | among buainess men, that not an individual in that con- cern has business capacity sufficient to fill an ordinary and its assets or liabilities could not be arrived at within @ million of dollars. The whole Banking concern of Ala- t for 60 hours in the first style, and then the skin | bamais one ofthe most absurd farces that was ever got up. Srhtaioee pan became so much swelled as to break; | The wonder is not that specie is worth 65 per cent in Mo- he then sat down tor two hours while his leg was being bandaged by the physicians, and then took to boarding it out for 12 hours mere, which he aceom- plished without much apparent fatigue. Geerge gives a concert, specimens of animal magnetism, and a musical “ melenge,” ventri! bile, but that the obligations of the banks are worth any- thing. The only circumstance that makes them worth anything whatever, is the blind credulity of the planters which induces them to give their produce, the result of loquism &e. Wc. all for | their labors, in exchange for it. Thejplea is that they can 25 cents—children haf price, at the Odd Fellows | pay their debts to the banks with it,but they could do the Hall, this evening. Scrmex. ‘Tureves Krep.—A notorious horse and negro named ascertained that he had a house on the Toro which was the rendezvous of a gang of robbers, and that another no- torious character, named James Strickland, alias “ Tiger chier | Duy their bills with the specie. For instance, suppo Metcalfe was recenily shot at Fort Jessup. It was | planter has {10,000 Ibs. cotton; if he sells it for specie at 5 same thing if they sell their cotton for specie and then cents he gets $500, with which he may buy at 65 per cent $1,428, paper dollars, and pay his note at the benk. To Jim,” was there. "A party consisting of some citizens and | do the same thing and receive paper, he must get 14 cents afew dragoons from Fort Jesup, immediately proceeded | per lb. for the same cotton. If, however, paper is gene- to the place, waited in ambush during the night, and see- ing Strickland in the morning, ordered him to yield. He attempted to get away, but was instantly shot. The house was {filled with arms. found a short distance from the house. “Thus,” Natchitoches Reporter, “two of the most h wretches on the frontier have met their deserts at last. | This ‘Tiger Jim’ last summer was one of those who perpetrated so many atrocities in Shelby and Harrison countit as. He then barely escaped with his life, hs ge at and wounded. ' Finding Texas too het for him, he c back to his old haunts gn this side of the Sabine. be hoped that the wholé gang will now disay have carried on many years.” e It a to ” ey ystemof plundar along the ironticr for Now Ready. 0QG@-LIFE AND TIMES OF LOUIS PHILIPPE, King of the French, with three admirable portraits, en- raved in a beautiful style, of the King, the Duke of Grisens, and the Duchessof Orleans. This is the most in- rally refused at any price, it will fall very low, ond he may buy $2,000 with $500 of specie, because the de- A slave stolen ‘last August was | mand will then exist for the bills only from those who says the | owe the banks. ‘The demand for circulation will cease. simple fact of the refusal of paper and the demand for specie, will fill the State with asound currency. It is ka utterly impossible that the present state of things can ex- ist more than a few weeks, or months at the outside, and any political party that is insane enough te countenance those farcical banks will be destroyed in their fall. Hi. K. Averill, the receiver of the Clinton County Bank, has notified the creditors of said bank to exhibit their re- spective claims, with the vouchers thereof, at his office in Plattsburgh, en or before the first Monday of March next. A meeting ofthe stockholders of the Atlantie Insurance Company of Boston, is to be held in that city on the 11th teresting book of the season, giving a comprehensive his- | inst. to take into consideration the expediency of closing tory of the downfall of Louis XVI.—the thrilling and aw- ful’ events of the French Revolution—the exile and strange adventures of Louis Philippe and his family —i and fall of Bonaparte—the Dethronement ef Charles X. andthe events of the Revolution of July 1830— with a sketch of all the great men who were actors in the scenes of those turbulent times. The work is by a very fo ey? author, and is written in a beautiful end elegant le. ‘The cest of the English copy is Five Dollars. at; "Terms—25 cents Single ; five copies for $1; eleven copies Bills discounted -five, for $2 ; for twent: or more, $16 per hundred. Published in three extra numbers of the New World, and for sale at the office, and by 'G. B. Zieber, 87 Dock street, Philadelphia ; Redding, Boston, and agents and ksellers generally. Orders by mail attended to. @G-FOR THE SUM OF ONE DOLLAR, Meiical ad- vice and medicine are furnished by the College of Medi- cine and Pharmacy. The high character of the Consult. ing physician of the College, alfords the surest guarantee of the efficacy of his prescriptions. Letters for advice, containing one dollar, and postpaid, duly attended to. W. 8. SON, Agent. Office, 97 Nassau street. * 0G THE IMMENSE SALE Vermifuge has, is asure test of its velue and the estima- tion in which itis held by families. It would be quite too expensive to publish the volumes of certificates that have been given for this a le, and the users of it are request- ed to spread the name‘to ail persons whom they think be benefitted by it. Mo ge Speak of it in all families, your fellow creatures, and feel assured of the approbation ofall good men, and will receive your reward in Hea- ven. We call on all good citizens to make known the effects of thie wonderful remedy, | and Remember and ask for Kolmstock’s Vermifuge, though Fahnesteck’s is supposed to be the same article : the ul i io bere fata he through the advertisement should be used, in justice to the proprietors. ‘To be f only at71 Maiden lene: Maeaiae yes Og THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy is dail remarkable cures of a It of bom indul, anewly discovered remedy and is rapidly gaining the highest approbation of the medical professions = W.S. RICHARDSON, listressing class of maladies the re- Agent. Principal office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy a4 97 Nassau street. 1834 GG- SEA SICKNESS.—A positive cure for this dis- | 183 tressing complaint ma Lozenges, sold at 106 Aspinwall, and Sands, lington, J. M. Cochran, ‘be had in Sherman’s Camphor jassau street, and by Rushton & Captain Ctiadwick, of the Wel- Esq. Dr. @. R. Childs, Dr. C. B. Zabriskie, Mr. Ackerman, the celebrated painter in China Gloss, and hundreds of others have fully tested them. Any one.ailicted with Piles can find a remedy at 106 Nassat street, no matter how standin, id te yerey he long g and ol ate the Liabilities. THAT KOLMSTOCH'S | Capit Stock owned by State, 2,100,000 and you will do your duty to | Discount, Exchange, ke., effecting | Customs Revenvss or France, ces or improper treatment. This | theconcerns of the Company, and the transaction of such other usiness as may legally come before them. ‘The following is a statement of the State Bank of Illi- er |, nois and branches, July 4, 1842, and Feb. 7, 1842 :— Statement or THE AGoreGatr Conpition oF THE StaTE * ‘Bane or Itiivors ane Brancnes, Jury 4, 1912. ‘Feb. 7. July 4, 1912. $1,317,954 ‘347,171 Issets. $1,047,944 f Exchange, 167,145 Loans on Real Estate, Suspended debt, State Stocks, tate Scrip, Real Estate, Mn Stock State Bank of Ilinois, Jocidental Expense Due by other 8, Due by State of Ilinois, 323 Due by Fund Commissioner, 156,196 Branch Balances, x Cash, viz Notes of other Banke M4176 29,598 Gold and Silver Ce 526,096, 518,902 7,214,879 $6,073,937, Do individuals,’ 1,546,125 Tues lo o individuals, 546, 12: 546, Real Estate Fund, 3000 200,000 Surplns Fund, 0, ‘90,000 Circulation 2,961,208 1,764,995 ther Banks, 16,826 8,829 ‘nclaimed Divideuds, il 785 Canal Commissioners, 23,479 13,610 Cheeks i aad eked Uhecks outstanding, ¥ Deposite Accounts’ 139.969 99658 $7,211,879 $6,073,937 Pursuing our remarks of yesterday in relation to the respective burdens borne by the commerce of France, one | Great Britain, and the United States, we wili here annex the actual revenue derived by each country from the cus- toms during the last 13 years, reducing the whole to dol- lars in order more easily to compare them :— Usitep States anv eat Brita: Year. U. States. France. Gt. Britain. 1827 770,230 28,693,767 168, 1928 28,205,517 31,320,940 182,376,667 1829 27,662,461 129,828,452 196,108,904 1830 28,282,964 28,923,514 3,606,503 36,559,383 28,088,971 137,255,436 29,310,004 29 912.548 160,206,029 1833 24,152,674 30 225,105 156,960,230 18,960,705 29,428,720 159,360,490 25,890,726 30,410,946 148,080,170 1836 30'918,327 31,085,751 172,800; 1837 18,134,131 31,190,663 174 (240,220 702, 32.531 520 177,120,900 1939 1554 31,600,114 181/920 ,330 1840 15,104,790 33,446,791 73,200,130 The revenues of Frauce have, it appears here, not in creased in the proportion that the trade has progressed. se | Those of the United Status Lave fallen off in tho aggrogate, while like these of England they have fluctuated in an &G-GIN AND BITTERS, AND BRANDY AND SAR. | ¢Xtraordinary degree, obeying the alternate expansions of saparilla Syrup are the amt ie Bie pelle are aw: . Ley of ie cate r of such pernicious preparations. The fact that Of the grosscat. intemperance, and even that horrible sna. lady oe tremeus, 4 Ue enou sweep away those poisoned compounds. The “Tonte Mixture” of the College of Medicine nad Pharmacy is no spiritous stimulant, but a scientific compound of the most potent restoratives. Sold in $1 bottles. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Office 97 Nassau street, N. Y. QG- GREAT AND VALUABLE INVENTION—IM- portant to Builders, House Contractors and the Public generally.—Wilson’s Patent Lever Lock and Latch is one of the most useful inventions of the age, and possesses nu- merous important advantages over eve Lock and Latch known in the world. ‘Kithough of per- fectly simple construction, their mechanical principles are true and unerring, and of great durability. Th made what springs of any ‘kind, and cannot get out oforder. They already have become pretty gene- Tally adopted by scientific men theodgnbet the ‘United States, and those whe have not yet seen them may exam. ine them at the establishment ot Mr. Samuel Noyes, 111 “ tonics” offered by the nostrum | the paper currency. has ‘been produced by them, is | ourtabies of yesterday, ther kind of | their coin by the action of banks. In France the revenue has beea very steady and gradually increased in a small degree. The duties are derivable from imports and when, as seen in the action of paper stimulates an excessive import,the customs revenue rises in proportion. In Frange the currency has been steady, and while the large imports of Great Britain and the United States, pro- duce large exports from France, they do not effect its re- venue because the returns do not come in goods, but most- ly im the precious metals, as they usually under a paper expansion, become the best remittance. This is the na- tural operation by which countries become depleted of The effect of this operation §has been, in the United States and Great Britain, to increase the customs revenue on peeely on which those two powersJmostly depend. In the Uni- ted States it extinguished the public debt, and, created a large surplus. In’ England it rendered the enormous debt temporarily supportable. The subsiding of the Fulton street,up stairs, who has a large stock inréadiness | paper mania, and the return of the currencies of Great for purchasers. Og- THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy is meeting the most unprecedented sale, And this is not strange when it fe is cor it effects d effe f unpleasant discharges. Let di tata atheted ey it te tl diately, and avoid the impositions and extortions of igoo- rant quae] W. 8. RICHARDSON, A; Principal Office of the College 97 Nassau strecte Britain and the United States to the level of that of France, is now producing the contrary effects. The re- Venues from customs in the United States are not and cannot be made sufficient for the public expenditure. thus affected try it imme- The minister of England has declared that he can no longer extract sufficient from the tariff to meet the govern- ment obligations, and has in consequence levied a property tax. Precisely this state of things causes an increase in the French revenue, and for the simple reason that the SG- THOSE CONNECTING LINKS.—MR.GRIFFIN, | fall of prices in the United States and England not only proprietor of the Mermaid at Con exhibits some dozen g; cert Hall, Broadway, imens of the most curious ani- mals probably ever collected since the general dispe from Noah's Ark. All of these curious erestarc aioe oe idence of tha wonderful extent of animated creation. ond of the close chain of connection which extends through- out the anim: liom. In lent of which of itself dally astonishes eee these animals are high]; aber of attention. As it is for the accommodation solely of those who are curious in ich matters that these animals are submitted to public in- tion, and as this week isthe only opportuni fom, those interested will bearitin maine oy ore DAY PERFORMANCES, THIS AFTERNOON atthe Americon Museum, commencing at four o'clock. ‘Those who go early can first consult the mysterious Gipsey Girl, whose fortune-telling fewersare miraculous, and then Listen tothe comical drolleries of the langhter provoking Winchell, the sweet singing of Miss Rosalie, and admire the dancing of the charming Celeste. The beautiful model of the city of Dublin remains here posi- tively for this week only. Balloon ascensions from the garden on the topof the Museum, this afternoon at five o'clock, and this evening at ten. Marine Pavilion, Rockaway, 34 August, 1842. ing Office, Og@- FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS ut this delightful watering place, by addressing the sub- seriber at McCoun & Clark’s, 53 Wall street. a3 lot HIRAM CRANSTON. U.8. Syte Nontn Canouina, i nly 25, 1842. t@- THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL, now in session ‘on board this ship, hereliy order all the Witnesses in the cases to be investigated, and the accused, fo Rept tek etemelanee, daily, at 10 o'clock. , - y tory brilgae hia OA Medal Tne & the Bee CHL. H. WINDER. Judge Advocate. Herald Bulletin of News, The tga mip Nish News is it? corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. tl morning mails, at. eight o'clock, A. EG of the evening mails, at four o'clock, P. M., the latest intelligonos from all parts of the world, may be found on the Bulletin Board, at this corner. Let eve: and read, "Advertisements of afl Kinds tak Herald General Pri ‘The General Printing Office, c of printing, such as books, pam bills, cards of all descriptions, is now open atthe Herald Buildings, entrance from Nassaustreet—Joseph Elliott, Printer. The New York Lancet, og A few core of the first volume of this work, handsomely bound, may now be had at the publication affice.—Price $2. City Despatch Post, 46 Wuuiam Staeer.. Priwcreat Ovricr—I 8, half-past 12, and half be tnd ei 1 adh RANCH OFFICES.—! Jers deposited @’clock, will be sent out for delivery at " ALEX. M, before half- Are! 9, 11, and 2 GREIG, Agent. Tee eciccks will be sent out for | no attempts at deception, as causes imported goods to sell at a loss, thereby checking the business and diminishing the reyenue, but it causes the low priced produce of those countries to become sale- able in France, and the French manufacturers conse- quently complain of decay without knowing the cause, many hundred visiters, | and the government, to quiet them, increases the duties on English goods. In this country, the low priced pro- duce finds its way abroad, but the cheap goods of England come here in return, in competition with our manufac- turers, who being unwilling to submit to a corresponding fall in their goods to that which has overtaken agricultu- ral produce, complain of a decay of trade, and are clamor- ing. for higher duties, in order to sustain prices at their former level—that is, to make the farrners pay as much now for what they buy, whon they sell their produce cheap, as they did before, when they ob tained high prices for their produce. ‘That is to say, the manufacturers seek through the operation of a tariff to com pel the farmers to sell at specie prices, and pay at paper prices. SirRobert Peel has announced to the world,that England an bear no more burdens upon consumable gowds; in fact, that she cannot bear those which already exist, and has therefore began to lean upon property, commencing with athree percent tax upon incomes. ‘This is an iniportant fact, inasmuch as it is a retrograde movement from that which has been goiag on since the reign of Henry Third, in 1216. From William Ist dewn to Edward 1st, embra- cing a period of one hundred and fifty years, all the ex. penses of the English government were borne by the landed property. In the reign of Ed ward 24, the first customs were established to a very small extent, but caused a great commotion—were, rebelled against, abolished, and revived. Under Edward 34, a poll tax was added, causing increased discontent. ‘These together kept at the north-west | Dore one-fourth of the public burden, until Richard 24, 1377, in whose reign a second poll tax was levied, which, as historians tell, occasioned Tyler’e rebellion. Under Henry 4th came the tax upon pensions; under Henry 5th Wayfarer stop | Camethe tonnage and poundage granta for life. These ‘en at the office, | continued down to 1509, under Henry Sth, when the pro portion borne by landed property was reduced from three- spa of doing all sorts | fourths to two-thirds of the whole amount. This was done in some measure by vesting estates in trustees, in order to evade feudal burthens. Coins were debased, loans exacted, church lands confiscated, ke. In the next reign, Edward 6th, 1547, @ tax of 3d. was laid on each ewe, 2d. on a wether, 1}d.on other sheep. Mary succeed- ing, restored the church lands. Elizabeth granted exten” sive monopolies; the Monopoly of alinost every article of produce was sold to individuals, and became a great source of revenue. This was the bona fide protective system— ‘is now practised. These mo- nopolics were continued through succeeding reigns, every sovereign, particularly the Stuarts, continuing to conciliate the aristocracy by Ogawing the revenue from consumable goods. As the com- mons gained power, deception was resorted to, to make them consent to that which was before done openly. By these means, the burden upon lands was reduced gradual- ly from the whole, under William down to Edward 1st} until under William 4th, in 1837, it bore but one twenty- fourth part of the public burden, This process was con- stantly progressing down to the present year, covering space of 776 years. The present ministry now say, that the future course must be retrograde, They must relieve commerce, and compel property to pay its quota. The United States have this mighty example before them, and should compel property now to bear its share and relieve commerce. Sales at the Stock Exchange: the people by taxes on ‘x, 1848 1004 20shas Bk America 100 8390 Farmers’ Loan 7 815g 200 Harlem RR 1a 7)” W Utien & Seheneo’y 112 Second Board, 0 shas Harlem RR State of Trade. of the leading articles of produce at this do port from the opening of the navigation to August Ist, are as follows, in the years named ‘6 1940, iad. 1812, 1,038,428 818,360 971,062 43,996 40,929 (103,824 261,631 182,260 25,111 51,243 6,824 5,032 Bo ay 2 Ta Butter, 62,277 137,518. 181,929 About 20,000 bushels of new wheat have already been received, and the price has declined from $1 to 90 cents for best samples, with sales of inferior qualities at 87} cents Contracts could now readily be had at ,90 cents for delive- ry in a few days, but buyers will not meet that price. In this market the receipts of produce are very small, bat the prospect is that of a farther fall in most articles, except lard, of which the export has been very large to ga and the quantity manufactured into oi and can- jes. Ashes—60 barrels of pots were taken at $5.50. No sales of pearls. Cotton—The market continues duil. between 300 and 400 bales. Flour—About 2000 barrels of Genesee and Michigan were sold at $5.50 a $5 62}, for Liverpool,for which at pre- sent is the only demand, with the exception of that requir- ed forthe city trade. We quote Genesee to-day at $5.50 8 $5.62}, and Ohio at $5.50. Nochange in Southern. The sales were State of the Crops. In Massachusetts the crops of wheat, rye and oats have seldom if ever been better. The rye, which is generally harvested in good order, was of an unnsual growth upon the ground, and the kernel is remarkably plump and hea- vy. Wheat is equally fine, and oats, if ripened and housed asfavorably, will be as good as was ever known. The hay crops large, and very much of it has been made and housed during the fine weather of last week. ‘The crop is so decidedly good, that old hey, which has been kept for higher prices, jis now freely offered and sold at prices con- siderably lower than might have been obtained for it some time since. Potatoes are doing finely.’ Those which were lanted for early use yield well, and the promise is good pcan abundant crop in the fall, Without an excess of moisture, there has still been rain sufficient, and their growth has been Vigorous ‘and strong. Indian Corn, also, resents a very healthy appearance with a good size and Doewantuess for the season. With weather next month aa favorable as it has been fora month past, the crop can hardly fail of being large. Married, At Christ Church, Tarrytown,by the Rev. Wm. Creigh- ton, D. D.,on Tuesday August 9th, Mr. Jonw L. Weeks to Mrs. Drnoran W. Bevett, daughter of the late Caleb Archer, Esq,, all of the former place. Died, On the 9th instant, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Sanan, widow of the late William Lane, in the 56th yearof her se. Her friends and acquaintances are requested to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 4 o’clock,from 46 Elizabeth street. On Tuesday morning the 9th instant, after a short but severe illness, Jann, wife of John Drummond, aged 45 years, ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- tfully invited to attond her funeral, this (Wednesday) anecnoor, half past 4 o’clock, from her late residence 33 Barrow street. Passengers Arrived, SavannaH—Ship Celia—Mrs Saw: Miss Coats, Mrs Rogers and child, two Misses Gibbs, J H Gloves Woodruff, Mr Dickerson, M: Foreign Importations. Livenroo1—Ship Metoka—16 crates Grinnell, Minturn & co 4452 bars $0 bdls iton GW Shiclds—1450. sacks salt. 170. tons ch. I 5000 bricks S Thos N—1616 Ingots Phelps, Dodge & 0020 cs glass Woodhull & Minturi--200 bbls. soda'Pouttngy K co—251 bas tin 20 cls mdse G B Morewood & cot ba Wood, Johnson & Burritt—2 Gorton, Hodges &co—20 crates 8 & E Willetts—1 case 7 casks B & H Hinchman—3 cases Cameron & Brand—225 bxs tin Phelps, Dodge & co—13 bales Sands, Fox & Co—27 water casks 2 cambooses J Herdman—37 cs 6000 bricks 13 chimney pots 100 tons pig iron to order, Domestic Importations. Savanwan—Ship Celia—6 bble 1 hf do Scott & Morrell—10 bales cotton Boorman, Johnston & co—M1 J H Talman—33 Pil- lot & Le Barbier—30 tes rice H Butler— H Gordou—t cask do Danhain & Dimon—1 row boat © Rhind—9 bxs mdse AF, Ma- nucl—Ii9 casks rice ©’ Bolton, Fox & Livingston—ti0 casks do to order. MARITIME HERALD. To Ship Masters, We shall esteem it » favor, if eaptains of vessels arri here, will give to Commo tore W. A. Bassett, of our news fleet, a report of the #! at the pert whence they sailed, saseghe. spoken on taokr. patenaer © isas OF the srg ‘and any rel may have. Commodore Bassett wi for newspapers they Com ‘ board Cos Ypres ir arrival. fe will reciprocate the favor in any w: tely on ‘To Correspondents Abroad, foreign ports are respee“fully requested jrezel all the, anne iteligence they ean formation of ‘any ‘kind, from any oue re road, will be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 10, 1842, + 5 A] oon sits « tet 736] tow ware Cleared. Ship Toronto, Griswold London, John Griswold.—Barks ‘Texidor, Lockwood, Gibraltar and Malaga, E. Richardson. & Co; Dundee, (Br) Patriek, Hull, Eng. Foster & Nickerson. Brigs Wim Neilson, Smith, Port au Prince, Skeldi Moses, Loveland, Charleston, Geo Bulkley; Llewellyn, Card, Bath, Me; Bee, (Br) Michener, Windsor, » (Br) , Si Johns, NF. Boorman, Johnsto (Bx) O'Brice, do, Du Mystic. & Co; Nimre Swallow, You ‘ascomb & Beckwith; Arrived, Ship Metoks, MeLarren, from Liverpool, and 40 days from Cork, with mdse, to order—300 steerage passengers, 3d ult in nast. Ou the 25th, 26h and 27th July, in 100 icebergs. i ‘Thatcher, 10 days from Savannah, with cotton and orrell. Dearborn, (of Norfolk) 18 days fm Cienfuegos, ja Hampton Roads «days, with 116 hhda 132 boxes sugar Left brig Sarah Williaias, for Boston, next day, the only Atnerican. i British schr Joseph Howe, Gilley, 21 days from Cienfuegos, Cuba, with 77 hhds sugar 53'do molasses to Dunscomb, & Har: vey, of St.Johns, NF. where she is bound—put in for provisions, i Schr Deborah Ann Somers, Powell, 7 days from Richmond, with coal, to master. Below, One brig, unknown: Marine Correspondence Orrick or THE Ruove istannen, Newport, Aug. 8, 1842. Air th, Pearl, Bristol for Norfolk. Sid oth, Pearl, Norfolk: Vigilant, aud Herald, NYork. General Record. Packet sur Inperespence, for Liverpcol, having been detained by the weather, will sail this morning. Her letter Lage will close at Gilpin's, in the Exchange, at9 o’cloek. Sripwi |, Hudson, from New York of Cape Hatteras, and hax gone to pieces. Cargo partly Brio Srixxpr, which was run into by steamer sett. off New Lonion, was insured in Boston foe $1000. Suir Coama, of 590 tons, was launched »t Portsmouth, NH. on Thursday, "She is owned by Wm Jones & Son, Pen hallow, and Henry P Salter, and for beanty of model and good- ess of ‘workmanship, is not surpassed by any vessel ever bailt on the Piseataqua. Spoken. Marengo, of and fiom New Orleans for Havre, July 1, at 4 ay Hi 35. Athi standing west, with R in her fore topaml, July 12, lat 3125. chester, from Cadiz for Bath, and Venice, from do for Pogtamouth, July 4, lat 35, lon 25. Napoleon, from Messina for New York, July 4, lat 25, lon 25. Foreign Ports, Rati aco Perkius, in qua I ire une’s Maze Premoneh Hochester, Baths Persia, Cast Capiz, June %—In and Herinitaze, di isc. Sld'Veni ordelia, for United States Ports. Le Ss NYo < ity would Wn Pen, N forks Mt yanet, New York. Wig wind'3d, Amanda, roman; Partie, NY. nas 1 NYork, Baxaon, Aug i—Cld Edw Bloke, Monievideo, Powthann, Aug 6—No arrival or clesrane: Arr Sth, Mag- glia, "orto Htico. Cld Cuba, Rio de Janeiro; America, Bath, Me. Ponrsourit, Aug S—Art John in, 6) erds. osTon, Aug Arr Chartes, Picton: Victor, NYork. ‘Tele- ichmond, from Palermo. Cli Gentoo, Cal- Jay, Cadiz, Ost ON graphed, Tndi cucta, Aer 7 ve, Rochelle June 21; 61h, Damascus, L expool June 23; Hector, Londons Attia, Tvinidad, Ant Philadelphia, Cla i Balti ‘8 and 'Boliwore, Philadelshiay: Waves Richniond; J Co.N York. Brprorp, Ang 6~Sld Harriet Porter, Philadelphia; on remen, Bremen; Arrow, Bar- ida, Eastport Boston: Midd « James & Samuel, Warre Philadelphia, NYork, Are in the Metamora, jentta, dox Jncrease, Salem; Fait giana, Ban- | Martha. do; ana; Geor 4 Packet, St Kittss , ‘ You Fina Hackaan i, Cl Bejtdel Sar, Barbados ’ it" Thomas; Commerce, Trinidad, Ca Sernes Rivert La Cabelters, West: Indies;, Namshong, dean, Boston; Millicent, N York. ‘¢—In Hampton Roads, Cora, of Newport— Richmond; Cora, Stoning: a mkt. tharine, James Sid Potomac, Baltimore; Vulture, *Gnaneetor, Aug Arr Ellen, Camden, Cha Zatail. Bow tm; Delaware, Ha i Fork. Cl jth, Chagoton, Raiweree Arnon Mane Bia Decetsces Nats ‘ork. Monier, Ja 31—An Rose, Liverpool, 29th, Salem, do, Rav cer, Nassau ew rans, July 31—Old Lucy Peaniman, Cette; Sarah Hand, Philadelphia; Belle, Havana; Henry, do: ‘Traster, Cam pe a ae TS "THE, WASHINGTON PROSPECT TEMPERANCE BENEFICIAL SOCIETY will hold their stated meet- ing at thei¢ Hall, Universalist Church in Elizabeth street, one door from Wall ) E ‘on this ( evening, 7 pose ef ee lection six suck other ome before them for Constitutional members *At eight o'clock the meeting will open Jdresses and singing, at which the public genertlly are melted tonteeds CoVLANAY GAY K L Fran hange «rey Hair to its ori olution is differ all ly, efficnt: beautifying the I doubt its Virtues are req . fore they pay their money. If humbags would adopt® thin wou Lok) axe ta <eeaiitee frat " old whotesale and retail, and-appiied. at Opposite the Hall of Record, New York. A WFUC-NATURE CONQUERED —" Ai’ above ture in a not jok fing, but if you, re Th ¥ ad tae banehonged to sais of rYou have perhaps beeu humbagged by some 1 venders of the daynever mind. weave seen, 1 to be doubted, that Jones” Oi I restore the hi age many amoug you who would have good head you could nro really wil eal of trash, you must not nelect to try when proof Jones says this will make the hair grow, stay it falling. care dandruff, and make light, red or grey hair grow dark from. the have ourself ‘seen nearly all this done by it. You can see numerous certificates by on Mr. Jones, where it ble, at the sign ofthe American Engle, a2 ‘oston; 87 Dock st. Philadelphia.— inent physician’s recipe, eye of GEORGE BREMNER, a is earnestly requestes to write to T BREMNER, care of Mrs, J. Coo- Baltimore, ‘The last time she saw bin ay 1811, when he promised to write to dressed as above will be gratefully 1B vie. papers will ¢ a in TLE . a most desirable situations in this i ie street yore, in M: of the plea with pure ‘The rooms are clean and comfortable and hed. Apply at 107 Third Avepue. ‘The stages pass every 15 minutes. auld 2w*r WANTED—By @ respectable woman, cook in a private family or general house: family—a good washer aud ironer. Good city 1 iven. Please to call at 191 Varick street, in the front basement. he will receive ealls We: i Thursday. auld ir REEN TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS.—Franklin Coffee House, 85 Maiden lane and 15 Cedar st. A fine Tartle, weighing 140 Ihs, will be dressed This Day— Soup and Steaks ready at 11 o'clock. JOHN P. BROWN, 0. 1t® re {0 REWARD—A roll of money contain om Lilie ofthe Banks of this Bintel Sue loae heap #0 Ta ing, in passing from Howard's Hotel to the corner of Willian and Fulton streets. ‘The above reward will be paid to son returning the same to the office of Howard's Hotel, auld li*re ACKET SHIP GASTON, FOR NEW ORLEANS — aasengers by this ship will plcass,be on board, at Orde Foot, of all st. at 12 o'clock This Day, at Which t MEDICAL AID. iseese, it ix of the.u:most im- and services of «physician in the particular branch of his decidt ight ine rder. To such ts une iption the advertiser a longand successful prac- thor of 1 by e aul who has had pra profession, and who fection,and a destructive con fortunately need medical aid oft address himself, and beside: this city (having cured ‘ery one so afflicted: tha debility, attended with a pain across the back, price of the book is 50 cents. Sold by the author at dwelling house, 34 Mott street, near Chatham square. au lo 1t* re DR. CARPENTER, 0. 4 PECK SLIP, continues as usual, with unbated try, to ster to the afflicted and tinfortunate at established office, the Peck Slip Dispensary, No. 4. Pt near Pearl street. ma fiom the New York Socie 13, acapy of which has boow a in the office of th Clerk of the city and county of N. Y., agreeably to la it proper te caution a too credulous and confiding publ ware to Whose hands they confide the all-i life or death ; for sad to. say, there are in t in particuler) those who make merchandise of the life an healih of their y nd s advertiser whose for- mer low pursuit Nn that is decent, who never recs ive of education who was transformed in a in the year ol 7 ialifications of one, and I hepe and trast there q another the! ‘ite so low and ‘debased, yet would it not be for the patient seeking medical ‘aid to. at least a tain. whether the pretender to. medical honors has ever it to admimster to the sick, there isa f the person has obtained a legal d the impostor who will assume . the lives of his fellowr, is prehension of all good aitiz and such an imposior and vile quack is one HOLLY GREGORY, of ‘34 Mott street, who so falsely represents himself as a doctor—a physician, hy ie ee DOCTOR 8. CARPENTER. aulor NOTICE TO EXPORTERS OF COTTON. thus sport ‘THE, CONSUL GENERAL of France hereby notifies the Shippers of Cotton to France, that in order to obviate difficulties with the French Custom. Houses, and in comp nstrnecions he has received, a certificate will be quired ‘office, from the Collector of this port, when yes~ sels are cleared for France, stating the place of growth of Cot- ton laden on board said vessels. au) lwe GENTEEL FURNISHED ROO: to let for single Gentlemen with Breakfast. Enquire at No. 11 Barclay st" ailwer TN, GRESSsUader a of Harvard Univen care of PROFESSOR WEBSTER —Cambridge edition of LIEBIG’S istry In its applications Phy the Author's Manuscripts, from, Ly »M. and D., ke. ct ‘authorized edition will be that now winting at Cambridge, For this edition the anthor and editor fave not only supplied all the corrections and alterations, but yew ional matter not contained in the Loadon edition, iT'o the Cambridge edition wi prefixed a biographical sketch of Professor Liebirg, and an account of his other wor! ‘The delay in the appearance of the work here has been caus ed by the none rrival of the last pages ; these have now been received, and the work will be out in a few days, "ersons desirous of obtaini correct and perfect work will address the publishers, Messrs. James Munroe and Co 134 shington street, Boston. july 25, 1842. a3 Itaw Str STILL FURTHER PROOFS — F the efficacy of Dr. Moffat’s Life Medicines in curing Li ‘ver Complaints, Dyspeysia and Fever and Ague. : ‘The following leiter from Dr. Caleb Carpenter speaks for it- self, and is therefore submitted without further remar ae Baistow, July bi Doct W. B. Morrat— T'ain a‘ regular bred physician, admitted and hieensed, and have like the rest of my professional breth ed in favor of regular practice, so very peculiar to of the present day; but ha en an eye witness of the cur- ing of several inveterate diseases by the Life Pills and Phenix Biuters, in ny own famity and in my practice, Lam constrained to recommend them to the use of every some, easy and powerful medicine—easy, as they: produce no ‘as is common for eathartics—wholesome, as it is purely je—powe: a powerful manner cle: ties, which is necessary in every disease. And commend the Life Pills and Phenix diced physician, as I am conti ledge of the medicine, Under my preseniption T would also re- ters to every unprejue jent that after a thorough kuow- physicians will ase it without prejudice. : lave w.thessed the cure of one liver complaint, (wo of fever and ague. my wile of a severe cough ‘one child of worms, and persone too numerous to be mentioned who have been benetiteed by this medicine . Thave so high an esteem for the medicine thatI ask you to send me » hundred dollar box as soon as practicable. Yours with respect, (Signed) CALEB CARPENTER, Physician and Surzeon, Michigan, For sale by _r. W. B. MO , PA'T, 375 Brosdw: by hia avents in the city and country ‘Syi2 tmisee B* fHE PRESIDENT O¥ THE UNITED STATES. —In pursual f the provi of a Treaty made and con Uniged Btates and the Ottawa. tribe. of cluded between the " Indians on the 31st day of Ancust, 1831, I, JOHN TYLER, President of the United States, do hereby declare and make known, that a_public sale will be held atthe Land Office at Lima, in, the State of ing on Monday, the i of the lands Mf sixand three to wit North of the base line and east of the meridian. Fractional sections one and Wo, intownship hve of eight. raccional sections one, eleven, twelve, twenty-five, twenty-six, ‘twenty-sey: five, and section thirty-six, in townsl Fractional sections four, five, amd sts, five of range nine. " Fractional township six, including the sixteenth section of nige nine. Section thirty-four, and fractional sections tw yetwo, twenty-eight, thirty-one, thirty-two, nd thirty-six, in township seven of range nine. : Pretional sections seven, eighteen, and nineteen, in town ship ait ofrange ten. ‘Aiso, at the same time and place, will be offered for sale the tracts of land hereinafter described, forming portions of former Indian Reserves, and which, under treaty stipulations with the Indians by whom they were respectively ceded, are to be sold for thelr benefit, to wit . North of the base line and east of the me: in. Fractional seetion sixteen, within the Reserve at Ocquanoxas village, in township two of range four. ig Section sixteen, in thy serve on Blanchard’s Creek, township one of rani oe bap om one of funge thirteen, : ne oF Both of the base line and east of the meridino, jon sixteengin the Hog Crack Reserve, In township four seven. m the Big Spring Reservation, in township ps five and six, in the Wapanzh x and seven. tinn sixteen, an of range eight. Also, at the same time and place, will be sale the lards belonging to, the United States w Of the southeast fraction of s “tion eighteen, on the east side of Sandusky river, in townsiap two north, of range fifteen sale will be kept open for two weelts, (unless the laude dof) and no loner and ho wrivate ent so offered will be admit i oweeks, my hand, atthe City of Washington, this twenty- |, 1842. oT JOHN TYLER. By the Prosident: INO. NO. M. MOORE, Acting Cornuniasioner of the General Land Office. je 19 Itaw to29A dew q DID. DISCOVERY FORK STENT Pan “DRAW Fro Nath Amateurs may see, at No. 231 Broadway, next door to the American Hotel, a number of samples of painting on wood, velv ‘enw third day of silk, muslin, paper, &e. &.c, by a proces h the ine ventor has received a preiniam of id dollars from the French government. The i paintings are so perfect that no painter ean inttate process. By this method, any artist or other person may arn, in & very few lessons, to paint with oil, water color, minature, and also maay new and handsome inventions, to & yerfection ditheult to understand without seeing the samples, betaking single lengn of ME. VICTOR ERNIE, ia, he. Pathe Artiste will remain fly, il the ith of next. month, tends returning to Fiance, may be seen At the above address, jy!t Im¥e or sale in lots 1 iidons. Apply to 46 South street. EEE EES _AMUSEMENTS. __. AUCTION. SALES. —__ BY T! AS BELL. (tess eta deoraad us WEDNESDAY... ble and superior sabe of choice new and season, will take place in the sales tom street.) Also, an entire splendi Fumitire of « geuthem: ie of oing to Europe, Com} Chairs, lounges, wardrobes, bu- asses, inarble and plain pier, een- post and French bed.teads, lainys, china, glass ware, urtains. Also, truly valuable new cabinet furniture, warranted equal binet Furwiture, and the elegant to any in the eity. Venetian Blinds—Also, 100 V Hetian Blinds, various sizes. the last this season. sof Art, plendid piano fortes, a collection o uable faruicuse, og soll 8 5 tome val ticles they Gth inst, at 173 WEDNE! _. At 103g o'clock, at sales Pianos, with an assortment of new and ture, THURSDAY, At 103¢ o'clock in the sales room. : Oil Paintirgs—A small buc valuable apllection of paint by old and modern masters, j Datalogues on the day of sale—now on th E cond hand Furni- WARD, Auctr. : LEGANT NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNI- TURE.—A. C: HUMBERT & CO, will sell This Mom- their sales room, 149 Broadway, corner jsome assortment Of first quality new a fashionable furniture, part belonging to a family uc in Brooklyn and removed for convenjence cf sale id mahogany wardrobe, marble top and plain Egypt © rey street, al second hand resid nand white marble top centre table secretary It quarter an safes, windlass beds bolsters and illo h brouze , fine sofas wire ner beds premium Pianoforte by Barmore, of exceptionable tone and touch, with all the modem improve meni i ings—Also several splendid Pictures, including a “ Madonna and child,” fter Murille he T ! 7 cio ; also» picture of, views of Virginia Weter, framed and be several others by celebrated masters, and well w jon of coundisseurs. Together with other articles ment and use. N. B. The second hand articles have all beeu made to order by first rate workmen, are Well kept, and will be found worthy the attention of honsek 0 iter Drug Store, in- ging NG, comer of ets, Will be sold at public auction on Mon- 10 o’elock. tents of the C.H. day, the 15th ‘This will be a1 prtunity mence the drug Reeinees raanly, RO any person wishing to com- met with. ERT SINCLAIR, Assignee, The premisés con be seen on Friday previous to the sale, aulo 3t*r :E—1400 feet superior Florida Live Oak, 1200 do P for masts, C JAMES Tuquire of MES EDSALL, D4 West street, or JOHN ADAIR, 8 Marshall street, Brooklyn en lane, to close the Oh he ZANDT, late Lane &’ Van Zandt. ‘The Proprieter flatters himself that the of goods and asortment has never been offered to before. Tt would be well e dealing in the cles to € xamine for themselves and see whe- ther the prop Catalogues a7 attr = CHEAP—A Judzment against Doctor Benja- Coit, No. 206 Fourth street, for $38 56-100, fer bill of carpeting, &e. Enquire of a6 wer 253 YORK, ALBANY, TROY AND BU EXPRESS OFFICE, 2 Wall street, New York. Tibers fished a Tine through to and from New York, Albany, Troy and Buffalo, and the in- termediate places upon the route, leaving each place every evening (Sundays excepted) for the speedy and safe transport- ation of specie, bank notes, valuable parce! and cases of goods, the collection aud payni ral . Ke. purchase and srle of Ko and will attend promptly to such ay be entrusted to their care. Arrangements have been made with the steamboats u Hudsow River and Railroad Companies w [tate apartments and ears, thereby affording the greatest possi je dispatch with unusual safety and regularity. ‘ aud 5 POMEROY & CO. Pre ‘OR ALBANY, T OY and interme. ji @ foot of Courtiandt st, Wednesday: noo! wust 10:h at 5 o'clock, and Saturday 13th, at 5 o'clock. (CF The above is a substantial Boat, fitted up with elegant State Rooms, and for accommodation 1s unrivalled on the NIBLO’S GARDEN. ——____ FOR THE NEFIT. TRIUMPHANT Succnes tte The Gorgeous Comic Pantomime oe In which the whee, NIGHT OWt,, In which the whole foree of the RAVEL ¥ COMPANY is brought "into. actions 4 uit AMELY crowded Saloons, "with ai ENTHUSIASTIC APPROBATION MAGNIFICENT FIRE-WORKS, B snae Be 5 THIS EVENING, August 10th, the performance ith A GRAND" OVERTURE, fier which, Ist act of 1JOCKO * The Brazilian Ape ' he reat of the chayaeters by the Ravel co hapa lowed be Monee: 0 be followed by Monsicur Marsett's wonderful » commenc hour's intermission will. be allo etre Quarter of an ar ae athe Grand aS allowed for Refresh Mazultne the Nighi ml Mazalme, ot Jerome Havel Gabriel Ravel Aatoine Ravel rr P me Jerome Ravel” . ° ts ie, her dough pid hie treville ‘To conclude with, eats Magnificent Palace of et te {7 The jwoprietor respectfully ixforms the publie, that in nee with the wi part of the ente formances in Acting Manager, Mr, Chippendale. Musical Leader and D: ~M f. pilsical pons irector, Mr E Woolf, Doors open at seven o'clock, Entertainments to commence ateivht. s ~~ VAUXHALL GARDEN, a S. BROW BENEFIT AND LAS THIS EVENING, August 10th—To commence at 8 oclock with .,,, RAISING THE WIND. Jeremy Diddler, Mr J, S, Browne rous visitors, this much the per- After whieh 40 & 50, Mr Lilly White, ‘ ‘o conelude with ROBERT MACAIRE, ey Mr J. 8. Browne J8 Browne jeer BROOKLYN. On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY FVE- NINGS, 10th, Lth and 12th, the performances will commence with a selection o! DOUBLE ANCIEN' TATUARY. s Wells will ap id highly applauded 3. SC VIENN| As Danced by Mad. Eu Mr. R. Williams will intoduee hi STAR DOG BUFFER AND allowed to hi Y RR. rated learned 'S, JACK, equal in Canine sagacit: . Mr. Williams will isbrated Michael Boa, ¢ L. Wells, Messrs Davis, Wells, Needham, a ms, (the Hang: Consins) will’ appear iu the gymuastic scene of Gladiatorial Groupings. INTeERan ‘The performancas in tee Garden conclude with the Comic ‘antomime o L'AMOUR ! Or, Wine no Poison ! Antoine, Mr Davis 1 ells Old Crabtree, Williams Dame Crabtree, Needham (The Hungerian Cousin Annette, Miss Wells Admission—Tickets, admitting the holder to the mance and Ball, 25 cents; to the Saloon Per formance alone, 123. cunts. joors open at halt at quarter past CHATHAM THEATRE, [The rublic i respectfully intormed, that ce of entertainment will re-open for the nuring the recess it wi thorough rehovation, such as will render it the most v | ve been employ i ns of fe peculiar ua ure, wi gether with the novelty and talent to be present: ed, will increase the {ame of this Theatre, and cause it to stand alone and unrivalled for theatrical representation, which it ha hisherta done. Monday night next, August 15th. D: dergo eas follows i= tories, achieved at se residents of the United ir, eee TR serious American Achievements on Land, paint- ‘To these splendid de I be added, yautil or pa a3 m lendis designs will be, adde Pemchl.aor. New Curtai h have been painted by P, Grain, sen. under ¢ direction the decorations will take place. ER! AMERICAN 1 ORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREE Cc ‘opposite 5, Pants Chureh, AND A TREET . T. BARNUM, MANAGER, INCREASED ‘NOVELTIES !! MUSEUM AND GARDENS. Mr, Winchell, the unrivalled comic drollerist. Whitlock and Diamond in'their Banjo Extravaganzas, ‘The *ondert Gipsey Girl can be privattely consulted: throughowt the ‘da The Model of itd eg without extra charge. lel of the City of Dublin. For passage or freight apply on board, orto 8, M. DREW, at | Old and Young Nick, in which Mr. Winchell sustains sixcha- the office ov the wharf” ay | peters.,,A splendid Drop Curtain, representing "By FOR EASTPORT, CALAIS, ST. AN- Munente ta Agieeal Wheaties my. anative artist. s v lagnetisin ; Miss Rosalie, th , a ord ui ‘e 1 y en o'clock, che Gaeetirtne Eases eaiend for Day gevtonmances’ Wedueaday’ and’ Suuurday ‘Afernoons a place they will be conveyed by the well known steamer Hunt: | QCM. | Day wisiters admitted free in the, ore g Returning, the i s every ‘Tues: nte-Ohildren iyair day ata. M in Portsmosth R THEATRE, Walnut street Philadelphie.— ednesday in Ui Boston, AL Ladies ‘sud gentlemen desirous of enter Fare to Eastport, ‘$6 | ais and st. And : $6 50 4 oi 8 Meals extra, ‘This route offers to persons seeking enjoyment, many in- ducement ountry abounding in fine lakes and the most A hing me ol all’ kinds, with other attractions ese sportsmen. aramer IRMAID, and other wonderful specimens of the " URSION THE . vreapet : pat in accord 1 Akt OPPRANDP WOOK | abled a caf set intopma tat i egtapee wit = The f tastial steamer UTICA, | this city, Mr. J. GILFEIN, Proprietor of the Mermaid, recent: Taprain J. W. Fianeox, wi ence making daily excur- | fy'astecd from Pernummbucd: BX Te nee ek fog: 10 the above place,an M daly continue | ¢5 dhe Public, positively to run every Mor We hur: nd Saturday FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! nd follows Foot of Haninond, street at a quarter P 8 O'clock—Canal street at half pist S—Pike street, E- Pier Now 1,N. it at half past 9. A Band of Music ' all kinds of refresh iil be furnished FeSvoerd Om the return the Uden will romain at Fort Hasml= top half am howe. ‘are 25 cents ench way. . The UTICA will make an Afternoon Excursion around Staten Island on Sunday, July 24th, and continue every Tues diy, Friday, and Sunday’, and ws :—Foot of Ham- id street at 1X o'clock—Canal street at 2—Pike street, E.R. If past 2—Pier No. 1, at 2% O'clock, P. 7 o’elock. re 25 cents each wa: rr ____ Jy25 amr The fast sailing coppered aud c Pa racket ship GASTON, Capt. O- bidnidg will postively sail as avove. For freight or passage,having handsome furnished accommo- dations, apply onboard, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall. street, orto KE. K. COLLINS & CO 56 South st. Great care will be taken to have the goods by this line com ; i. Sarin Hom Onlesme, Halli, & Woodruff, who will VF ‘OR NEW OR! isiana end New York Li hip LOUISVILLE, Will receive early despatch. For freizhe or passage, having superior dations, apply on board, Drteans v wharf, will be taken toh red. he fast sailing packet Hunt, now losding, Great care rleans, Hallin & ods id ve ‘ diaccom dl exbin and gers, for passage, early application should be orto 7 W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peek Stip, 3 —To sail on 10th fast sailivg British barque ARRAN, Capt. O'Bryan, will stised, having very comfortable me lations cabin, second cabin and steering passengers, will be taken at the lowest rates if early application be nn W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, aug r rn 43 Peck Slip. sft" Vk LIVERPOOL—15 wail on the 1th, natant =the ‘A. L. British Barque COUNTESS OF ARRAN © » O'Bryen, now loading at pier 9B R., will Say positively be despatched as above, wind and weather per- g excellent aecom- Bteerage, yassen- ht or passage, Second iM be ib Aug. ling packet ship ain Griswold, sails positively as PASSAGE ‘The splendid well known fast va TORONTO, Cay above her regular day. Having splendid accommodations f and stecrage passengers, early applic board, oF to Wie T. aor “Peck FOR LONDON—Pecket of t Augu The splendid fast railing packet ship. ‘TORO: Capt. Griswold, will sail positively as above, it being yeriot accommodations for passengers, in those about embarking for i should make immediate application on board, st. oF to. yER & McMURRAY, GOV ER ike ntcect, corner of South. eS foot of Pu ang r D. D, Studlew ined, wall sail saperior famished ac- hoard at Pier No. 23 OR MAGSHILE 7 act brig haw e' For passage s, apply to the ri E i> ‘ T On the Tah of Augu: This ship has sup packet. ship ail positively Captain Allen, being her regular , accommodations for eabmymecond cabin aud sgcrage passengers, who wll ve taken on moferate erin, Rot luther particular, please apply on board, Maiden lane, or to rgb "ts Moat GLOVER & McMURRAY| 100:1ine sstzeots + nude F R SALE, FREI yo BER resin ence Tid tons, built in 1828 by Messrs. Bergh ¢ cust, and cedar fora Havre packet. She idim prime it, oy may’ be sent to sea at, a trifling expense, For terme Capenin Lee on board at Rector to cL, Fon SALA thorough bred bright ou Bi 1534 high, h ech tat years old, high, has a switel ‘asieat. saddle horse ver Was backed, The f used him in serve, He ‘will be sold at the B ¥, August 10th, at tw b iyat BOYD & HIN of great beauty—he is betw ni je harness, and warrante ‘uip 10 g TO LET—A Bakery, nd part ofa Hi JOUN Le NO 2b SEARLE, ie Pao D4,4 MES ALEXANDER HOUS’ comer of Neswen and Fulton sireeton > a foot of 4 rm rer” louse, at 49 Beeke or Hy To ‘je2 3m For this parpore he bee popearea the ae Saloon, known as Ci 5 ys Whe will open on ag MONDAY, August ath, 1942, _ And povitively close on Serurday, the 33th inst. en near the Fejee fslands, and purchased for a large sum by reseut pri for the Ly: Nataral History, 1m London, and’ ts exhibived for this shen vo riod more for the gratification of public curiosity. than for tie purpose of gain, _ The Proprietor having been engaged for several yenrs in va- rious parts of the world In collecting the most wonderful speci- mens in Natural History, has in his possession and will at the same time submit to public inspection MN THE ORNITHORHINCHUS. From New Holland, being the connecting link between the Seal and Duck. fe THE f mle Fay at tinet , rom the Gul the Westies. tlie autmal ceadenty connect the Bar a he _ The Paddle Tail Snake, from South America. The Si iguana, an intermediate animal between is the Reptile and the ‘The Proteus Sanguilus, a subterraneous Animal from a grot- to in Austria, with various other animals, forming connecting links inthe great chaia of t antigated nature. Hours of Exhibition from. So'elock,-A: M. to 10 o'clock. P. ‘ickets ission 25 cents each. aT Gtis® CHANGE OF AIR AND OF SCENE is not only essential to health, bat s great source of enjoyment in the Summer season to the residents of crowded city, For thie, nothing can compare with a JAUNT TO HOBOKEN, to those who can leave New ‘York only. for a few hours.” Ite shady ‘and diversified walks along the river—the juvigorating breezes from the water—the picturesque beauty of its scenery the many fine and commanding views presented. from the summit of Castle ‘and other. points fn. these enchant eroynde— Bybil's Cave—the delightia Serdure of ined in ‘mt MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION. SEA MONSTER ; SEA DEVI GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY IN RICA.—The proprietor of this immense specimen ve toannounce to the prblic, that he has for Exhibi tthe Bowery Amphitheazre, the Sea Devil, which was il. 1842, ip the Harbor of Charleston, truggle ie as men in 7 a that the lovers tiled esoiarey il tlso be ox es, as tae’ rete on viz A. KING'S LAST GRAND FANTAISIE, for the W. fisnotoree Just published by BIRTH & HALL et Franklin sguare,and may be had of all music sellers, the much qymized, Fantasie, arranged fiom the opera of Zampn by Mr. A. King ‘aud 3tis re ERMAN QUARTETTO—The Gei rtetto takes tech pleaskoy to fuforan ten publiocmeoes neat hee jentng Serenaes th the: Bugliok e they'ate hw frepared for” Riventng language, on the most terms, 7 te coquite at Mr. fl. THORBECKE, iy Hester ’ wee (AND INSTRUC for making splendid CO. ah Fal ‘open a clars for the ¥ July, Lich each day, from eight pupils may cont eet" eh oelock A Meo hug tu the class So AL ived by the packet ies; also, 25 improv- fan extensivesunply mer TICS. We orders for the Gazo raising water any Works, by means machine gives it a great Rhone, from, pne, dD: addvant and linty at fast sauler..: For NOFICN POWAY ILD ERS—The y seriber, Propietor of NewsMork ‘Tattersalls, will make liberal advances in on all New Light tw their ondy, . . a oper a to if not the ible for sagacity and