The New York Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1842, Page 3

From Froniea.—T'o correct an accoant which recently appeared in the’ Floridian, detailing Chinstances of a recent attack made Indians, as it is said, on fa, in which, according to that one man was Killed and’? wounded, we publish below an extract from an official report, received at this place, from an offi- cer of the army, who hastened to the point of false alarm with a detachment ef troops:— «The house was occupied by three females, who were standing outside when fired on by the Indians, as they think, six or seven in number. Fortunately, and some- wha surprisingly, none of them were hit, and indeed such must have been the intention, for it would seem almost impossible that they could have been missed accidentally in se bright a moonlight, and at so short a distance—cet- tainly not more thaa twenty-five or thirty feet. In fact, the women stated themselves, that the guns a to be elevated, so as to fire above their heads. ‘They made their escape, and the Indians were sven to enter their house and put out the lights. They were afterwards dri- vea off by Wm. Gorman, after having been there probably 15 or 20 minutes. From the noise made in the house it was ex; that every 4 and in confusion; but, on thecontrary, in the room they were last in, though they must have been there 10 or 15 minutes, nothing, except perhaps a curtain or something of the kind, hadisonn dlsthebed’ aad but afew articles ta- ken from an adjoining kitchen—all of which were found in the morning about one hundred or one hundred and off fifty yards ‘Athough diligent search was made in the vicinity, both by the troops. as party of citizens, no sign of {ndians could be discovered. Inrerest on THE Loan.—We are authorized to state, that the interest which has accrued to the Ist t aly, ult., upon stock issued under the last Loan, will be paid at the different agencies of the Depart- ment, in Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston.—Mad. Aug. 11. jisonian, ‘There is no doubt, we understand, that the result of the negotiatfons, carried on in this city between the Secretary of State and the British especial Min: ister Lord Ashburton, will be sentto the Senate t! day for consideration by that body.—Nat. Intelli gene, Aug. Mh.” Deatus.—Our old citizens are fast dropping into the arms of death. A few days since we lost Peter Sharpe; yesterday’s mail informs us of the death of Mr. Beekman, at Saratoga, aged 66. He was half owner of the Park Theatre. The venerable mother of the highly respected Cashier of the Chemical Bank has also been taken away fromthis life within the last two days. Poor Old Fisher—beloved by every one—also died within the lest week. Og Assy Kexty is lecturing in Albany to crowds. Ninto’s.—The crowds drawn by the attractions of the new pantomime seem to increase. The busi- ness has been splendid this week. There are some points in Mazulme before the wonderful comes on, ee the artistes engaged act capitally, we al- luBe to the first scene—the sick chamber, the death of Marina, and intense grief of Julie, are touchingly pourtrayed by Mme. Jerome Ravel and Emma Don- treville; it isabitof nature exquisitely rendéred.— To-night Mazulme—Tight R ope—the Three Gladia- tors, and Promenade Musicale. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! The College of Medicine and Pharmacy, Established for the Suppression of Quackery, 0G- BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DESIROUS of obtaining medical advice, thaton remitting the sum of one dollar, with a statement of their case, they will be supplied with one dollar’s worth of appropriate medicine, anda letter of advice containing full directions as to diet, regimen, &¢. All letters must be post paid. Address W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street, N. Y. §G- MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE.—City Hall, Aug. 1842—Members having books from the library are quested to return them without delay, as the library is now closed for examination. By order of the Library Committee, CHAS. H. DELAVAN, Chairman. A RAINY WEATHER AND SICKNESS THE ORDER OF THE DAY.—Many complain of some de. rangement of the bowels, which Sherman’s Restorative Lozenges will relievein a few minutes, which is more than can be expected of any other medicine, No one ever uses any other remedy after trying these popular Lozen- ges. We only of Sherman's Lozenges as they alone are known. His warehouse is at 106 Nassau street. THE HAIR.—It has been demonstrated that oils and oily mixtures are positively injurious to the human hair. Spirituous preparations, extracts. of tonic Toots and stimulants, strengthen the roots, and cause the hair to grow rapidly ofits natural color; andifthe grey or dead pi plucked out eyeill arta Jn grey = using @ pro} tian to koop the nalt frectrey seurt anid stimulate the roots to action. All oily matterhas a di: reetly contrary effect, relaxing and debilitating the very vessels that should be strengthened. The Balm of Colum- bia we have heard extolled far above any other articles for this purpose; and theffact is notorious that it is becom- ing an indispensable article for the toilette, and of the la. dies in ler. seo pend makes it a desirable article to all, whether the hair needs preservation or not. It cau- ses the hair to grow fast and curlbeautifully There is an immense quantity of this article sold. T! who have used other articles, have abandoned them tor this. This is the only original article, and no recent invention has yet began to equal it. We BY all this from a sincere con- aa truth. Callat 7i Maiden lane, where it may “HA! GONERIL WITH A WHITE BEARD !” appendage of the ungrateful daughter of NO e: ce, save in the diseased ima- i glee Las ig on eg point ee very ingenious commentators have, sin; enough, ped cpap “oad ‘Be that as it may, the most gal, Tant an of the age cannot but admit that on the fair faces of the gentler sex, too frequently is seen an ap- proach to what delicacy alone forbids to denominate b: the significant name of “beard.” “It is too true an evil. Where cheeks are made for kisses, it is the very refine- ment of cruelty to allow “their smoothness and their sheen” to be obscured beneath the encroachment of so merciless an enemy, while that it exterminator, “ Gonraud’s Poudres Subtile,” is at hand to rid the face of its detested assailant. For sale only at the original office, 67 Walker street, one door from Broadway. One dollar per —This graceless Lear, had, perhay Bination of her 0G- RHEUMATISM—RHEUMATISM !—Here is ano- ther certificate of the efficacy of Dr. Henry's Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup.—I hereby ci that T have been troubled with the rheumatism in my hips, back and knee Joints for the last ten years—that I have tried all kinds of medicines, and expended a great deal of mo any but continued to get worse, and forthe last three months the pain has been so severe that I have not had one hour’s quiet sleep in an: ‘ight during that one ni time. ‘Under these cireumstances f used Di . Henry’s - matic Syrup, less than two bottles of which hay enilrely cured me, and I now feel confident that I shall soon reco- ver my pore an ae weight. ‘JESSE HINDS, house 19 Greenwich street, Office 125 Broad street. For sale at 286 Bowery, corner of Houstoa street. Call at the office, and we will give you the names and residen- ces of above forty more. MR. BENNETT:—Your shed will find, if he will take the pains to examine into the case of Mr. Levison s (the proprietor of Hunter’s Red Drop,) divorce, that oc- curred on arts: a ar the acta ae is te be placed at boarding-scl and in cl e of a responsible lian, appointed by the Court, sherbeng selected by the parti iad likewise to be under the immediate care of his father. He will also find that this charge in re- pani to this young lady, whose name is’ so reckless! handled, is unsubstantiated and entirely groundless, orig nating in the brain of this (now Washingtonian) woman, simply because the subscriber at one time boarded in the lady’s family. 1 would also state, merely to show how easy a mountain can be made out ofa molehill, that the reason the petition reads “Levingston,” is simply because oo who performed the marriage ceremon mistakenly und itso. Lcannot express the grati- tude I feel,now that my rae and deeply grievous domes- tic tronblos haveat last ended. Respeetfully, U. LEVISON. OG- THE MODEL OF DUBLIN.—This splemlid work of art, now exhibiting at the American Museum, will be shipped to Europe after this week. ‘The building of this jel was the work of twelve years, and it is so perfect m Who has resided in Dublin can point out 'y house in which he lived. Let no person fail of visiting this exhibition to-day or to-morrow. Winchell, the Yankee delineator, the ‘mysterious fortune telling ore Fl bers e pe singer; Caleste, 5 ensions, and man; 4 ties here this week—All for 25 cent, ny NE novel: (g- THE FEJER MERMAID.—Mr, prietor of this curious animal, informs sons have the impression that he is getting certain editors to call ita “humbug,” forthe purpose of drawing public attention to it, but he assures us positively, that this is not of neccesary. Concert 5 ited, is crowded night and day, and itia only n for a person to see it, to be satisfied not only of ite genuineness! but also thee thes the most astonishing cnriosity ever brougat to America — Thousands daily visit the exhibition, and noue cry “hum. bug” bat those who heve not seen it. All scientific gen. tlemen who have seen it confess that they have no doubts regarding its having lived as it is, and having been canght -as represented, near the Fejee Islands, he exhibition ‘will positively close after this week. Many Indies visited here yesterday. Griflin, the pro- that ‘some per- REPETITION OF THE FAMOUS BATTLE of Vera Cruz, or the Bombardment of the Castle of Saint Juan D'Ullon, comes off by numerous applications this evening at Castle Garden, iffair weather. Qg= VAUXHALL GARDEN TO-NIGHT OFFERS an immense bill for the benefit of Billy Williams, who ap- perms, in, two of his best parte. J. 8. Browno aids im in his best characters. This night there will be a perfect jam at the Garden, and well there may be.— ‘This Garden has gained an enviable name and reputation, and Mr. Jackson, for his exertions will no doubt receive arich remuneration. ‘This is the last appearance of those ET md jeving sonsof Momus, and those who desirea rich treat forthe small sum of 25 cents, should not miss the opportunity to-night. We hespeak for our friend,Billy ‘Williams, an overflowing Garden. Marine Pavilion, Rocxaway, $d August, 1542. QG- FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS at this delightful watering place, by addressing the sub- scriber at McCoun & Clark’s, 53 Wall street. a3 10t HIRAM CRANSTON. U. 8. Sure Nontn Canoiina, July 25, 1842. QG- THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL, now in session on board this ship, here'y order all the witnesses in the cases to be iuvestigatel, and the accused, to be punctual in their attendance, daily, at 10 o’clock— Sunday’s excepted. A boat will be in waiting at the Bat- tery bridge, @t haif past 9 A. M. daily. CH. H. WINDER, Judge Advocate. Hernid Bulletin of News, ‘The Herald Bulletin of News is kept at the north-west corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. On the arrival of the morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. M.—and also of the Hae | ‘mails, at fouro’clock, P. M., the i ence from all parts of the world, may be found on the Herald Bulletin Board, at this corner. ‘Let ev: wayfarer stop Advertisements of all kinds taken at the office, Herald General Printing Office. The General Printing Ottice, capable of doing all sorts of printing, such as books, Coa lets, bills, cards of all descriptions, is now open at tl fe Herald Buildings, entrance from Nassau street—Joseph Elliott, Printer. ‘The New York Lancet, ge A few copies of the first volume of this work, handsomely bound, may now be had at the publication otfice.—Price $2. City Despatch Post, 46 Wi.tiam Street. Privcreat. Orrice.—Letters deposited before half-past 3, half-past 12, and half past 3 o’clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o’clock. Brancu Grrices.—Lotters deposited before 7,11, and 2 clock, will be sent out for deliv 1, and 4 o'clock. eae ALEX.M. GREIG, Agent. Thursday, Aug. 11—6 P, M. The sales at the stock board were very moderate this morning. Delaware aud Hudson rose 1 per cent ; Long Island }; Harlem 1, Farmers’ Loan declined 1 per cent. A moderate amount of business was done in bills for the packet, at firmer rates, owing to the decreased supply of bills—sterling closed firm at 7 per cent. The effect of the Executive veto on the protective tariff bill, has been, if any thing, to improve the state of aftairs. The operation seems to be this: Congress authorised a loan of $12,000,000, pledging the customs revenue for its redemption. ‘They then, instead of passing a revenue bill, passed one essentially prohibitive in its nature, under which but very little revenue could be expected, and the passage of that bill they made dependent upon a clause diminishing the revenue by the proceeds of the public lands. Under these circumstances, of course the loan could not be negotiated. The discredit arising from that fact, has injured all stocks. ‘The President having vetoed that bill, it is possible that a strictly revenue bill will be psssed, and the lands retained. The credit of the govern" ment may then be preserved ; consequently every thing wears abetter appearance, and stocks generally rose to- day. ‘The following is a return of the banks of South Caroli. na, on the Sist July, and Ist of April, 1842 :— Banxs or Sourm Canouina, Jozy 3t anp Arai, | is.” Specie. Louns, "Specie. Bank of State, 10,194 131,882, 831,417 131,934 Braych at Coliumbra 7 T9387, 795 he den, Southwestern Railr'd Planters SeMech., Union Bank, ‘Total, 4,170,271 495.878 4,109,805 Cire, Deps. Cire. Bank of State, 784,390 410,163 666,133 Branch at Columbia, of 116,310 - “Camden, = 075 = Southwestern Rail’d 340,977 282,375 237,912 Planters’ & Mech’s, 275,375 231,193 227,125 Union Bank, 15,306 181,855 2,801 Total, = 1,415,909 1,311,097 1,133,972 By recapitulation, these aggregates give the following results : Feb. Mar. July, Loans, 4,229,846 4,170,271 1,109,895 Specie, 272 4 161,125 Cireulation, 1,426,064 1 1,133,972 posi 1.274.723 1,311,897 1,106,515 Their exchange movement is seen in the following ta. ble :— Jan. Feb. Mar. sau. Dome: Is, 422,759 504,130 418,993 266,276 Forei 42,326 41,638 84,327 165,035 945,768 623,612 330,603 After along period of years, the financial affairs of the United States are gradually getting right. The country is exceedingly rich, and is now filling with specie, not by the forced process ef borrowing, or any other artificial contrivance, but on the solid foundation of an investment of its surplus produce. This specie is to perform the of: fice of acirculating medium, in alithe minor chanels of trade,and to form the foundation or pivot,on which the vast volume of individual bills will turn, giving them a stabili- ty which they never have when based upon the quick. fands of paper money. Those individual bills form the great legitimate credit system of the country, and is safe only when balanced with a specie currency. If the foun- dation is sapped by the issuance of paper, the whole fabric is in danger of falling. Notwithstanding that the indica’ tions in all parts of the country are that of great prosperi- ty, and a gradual revival of trade, there is a clase of men who are continually striving to produce the impression that nothing can be done without borrowing and lending, that the country cannot exist without “a paper mill” in some shape. Foremost of this class, since Mr. Biddle has retired to the shades of Andalusia, is an individual who appears under the soubriquet of Peter Scriber. This wri- ter is endorsed by the National Intelligencer and similar prints,as one of “high character and extensive mercantile and financial knowledge.” This writer, in a letter of the 4th inst. brings outa plan to supply the government with money, and the country with a paper currency,presuppo- sing that both are absolutely necessary. This is to be done simply by al'owing certain banks to issue $10,000,000 paper money, which the government is to borrow of them at6 per cent, and to pay its debts with them ; or in few words, to force a loan from the people through the instru- mentality of banks. Sagacious as the scheme is, it has not the merit of originality ; because the State of Pennsylva- nia “ Relief Note Scheme,” was precisely the same in all particulars, and that, it is needless to say, failed as soon as started. Asa sample of the mode of reasoning, by which this chempien of paper arrives at the necessity ofa scheme of some kind, we insert the following :— “For example, suppose a landlord,having large estates at various extreme points of the country, desires to expend in buildings or other improvements at one point a sum of meney he collects at another, and the tenants at the pay- int have collectable claims on the disbursing point, dlord would naturally instruct his agents to trans fer his money through these channels, and thereby facili- tate his tenants ; that is, he would as far as practicable bring the trade of his tenants in harmony with his own BY ae = This was the practice of the Bank of the nined States, when it was the legitimate agent of the ‘reat national landlord, or General Government ; and then all branches of productive industrv interchanged and were facilitated, and in turn facilitated the Government in its collections and disbursements. When that policy wa changed, that agent dismissed, and new agents appointed called ‘snb-treasurers,’, with orders to take nothing but gold from the tenants, that interchange'was obstructed,the trade of the tenantry was twarted, and from ‘quarter-day’ to ‘quarter-day,’ the rents fell off, till at last the Iandlord not th to pay his laborers, much less improve his estate, in the midst oj diergenbelateaetoed Lage ty ion of hi mort naaeerigueshd ecuatriatie taco Moho Deggared also.”* Here the necessity of the case turns upon the supposed case that the tenants [have claims atthe point where the landlord is to pay ; and, that to accommodate them, he is bound to take their claims in payment, whether those claims are good or bad When, in the case of the United States, however, the landlord seeing that his tenants had been engaged in most absurd speculations, and had trusted people that were unable to pay, he very wisely refused to take the claims so based?; and it is (isfloult to perceive how he would have escaped “beggary” by any other course. The wisdom of his course was discovered in that result, for while the expenditures of the country were at an enormons height in 1836, bearing proportion to the increased expenses of every individual and bank in the country, its revenus were cut off one-half, in one year, and yet the Treasury fulfilled all its contracts, dis- charged every obligation of the Government, and main tained its credit ata high standard. While caught in pre- cisely the same predicament, every bank and nearly every individual in the Union, failed. ‘The Bank of the United States, which, as boasted in the above extract, took from the “tenants” in one section their claims collected against those in another, failed with $28,000,000 of those * claims” in its hands under protest in every city ofthe Union. The United States Treasury, by refusing these claims, did not lose one dollar, ‘These facts we think show clearly that it is surely impolitic to involve the Government with indi- vidual credits. Ifthe “tenants” fail because of their own injndicious speculations, iit strikes us as @ little absurd to aagribe the failure to the fact that the Government would not take claims on insolvent debtors. The scheme which is to be the result of this assumed necessity for the Government to take paper for its dues, is expressed as follows : Let Congress pars ‘a joint resolution’ thorising the Secretary of the Treas of money, not exceeding ten millions of exceedin| directing or a ae, borrow a sum at spon perenne wohl cacetat to adopt or organise, through and with existing sound banks at leading points of trade in the count pet of « not exceeding ten millions of do! which urrency said currency shall be receivable in payment of Govern- ment dues without the poswibility of loss or detriment to the Treasury.’” Congress has authorised a loanzof $12,000,000 at six per cent. per annum, part of which has been negotiated at two per cent discount, and,the balance $10,500,000 has been blown upon,at home and abroad, As actual money cannot be gotten for the loan, it is proposed to receive the pro- mises of the banks for it. That is, to sell the stock not for money, but for bank credits, which credits are to be forced upon the peoplein the payment of debts. Here will be $10,000,000 of paper meney ailoat, which will speedily meet the same fate as the “ relief notes” of Pennsylvania, which were issued in the same way, viz. for state stock, given to banks in exchange for the notes. ‘The notes re- deemable in specie and receivable for State dues. Instead of this constant stretching after some idle plan ef borrowing money, or making the shadow of wealth pass for its sub- stance, why arenot people content with the constitution- al currency}; why are they not willing to give an equiva- lent for that which they want? The Government wants $10,000,000—why- not tell the people so, and impose the tax to get it honestly ? The people will never refuse to support an honest Government, which spends no more than is necessary. Instead of this, however, it is proposed togive certain banks $600,000 per annum, as a commission for them to borrow the money efthe people. The banks are then to issue $10,000,000 paper promises, by which labor and its proceeds will be obtained without an equ alent. The people give the Goverument $10,000,000 of la- bor and produce, and get back $10,000,000 bank promises, which may or may not be p: The country nor its bust- ness can never be benefited in any degree by extracting wealth from the people without an equivalent, no matter what may be the pretence. Sales at the Stock Exchange, $1,000 N York 6’s,[1962, 99 = 25 do. do 19 3,700 do 195 50 do do std 15 2,900 Obi 6's, 1960 73 29 Mohawk BR ay 5,000 HLinois 6’s,1970 b60 174g 100 L Island RR 30 50 4,000 dodo We 190 do do (B60 Sa 2,000 Indiana 5's, s10 2t 50 dodo 50. WP5shas Del & Hud’a WG 8% 479 Harlem RR 5 1% do do 530 do 830 100 Bk Commeree 670 9% 200 do 960 9 do jo 30 do 25 Farmers? Loan % 100 do = do b60 E lo jo 1934 Second Board. 25 Shas Harlem RR Ly 100 do do vy 0 do do 1 6390 6 do do. 6 3% do do 1975 State of Trade. ‘The weather has been inclement,and but very little has been done in the markets generally. Ashes—About 100 barrels of Pots have been taken at $5.00, and 60 of Pearls at $5.75. Cotton—The sales amounted to $00 bales without change in price. Flour—Sales of Genessee for shipment have been fair $5.50. A lot of new Brandywine of 100 barrels, the first of the season is reported as sold at $5,75. State of the Crops, Froxipa.—In every direction in Florida the crops of Corn and Cotton are unusually promising. ‘The continn- ed rains, it is feared by some, may somewhat injure the cotton, but at present the prospect to the planter is very flattering. A bale of thenew crop has been sold for 10 cents. ‘The color is beautiful, and the staple decidedly good. A number of planters have already commenced picking Axanama—Accounts from the interior continue of the same cheering character. ‘The corn is secure and the cotton presents a most brilliant promise. By reference to files of past seasons, we find every year numerous com- plaints of various characters blighting the prospect, but a whisper this season, thus far, has been heard, And besides, the season is judged to be from one to two weeks in advance of the ordinary time, which of itself is not an unimportant consideration. Mussisarrrt.—Heavy rains have visited the neighborhood of Natchez, Vicksburg, and probably the greater part of Mississippi. They have been productive of much damage by beating out the bolls already opened, and rotting those about (o open. It is said that if now these rains cease, the cotton crop in that State will be enormous. Maryianp.—After a ride through an extensive portion of Anne Arundel County, and an observation of several fields of tobacco, we judge that net more than halfof an average crop of this staple will be made this season, It mostly leoks very small and uneven. Corn looks very fine; the change in the weather which, hadit continued cool and dry, as during last week, would have injured it materially, now elates the farmer with the anticipation of a large yield. Of Wheat, a great ‘deal of which is still lying out in sheafs, in ctl the half, and on many farms but a third of an average crop is this year made. Grain at tHe West.—We learn from Cleveland, Ohio, that on the 6th inst , 3000 bushels of wheat, from Dover, sotd eg ae 81} cents, and 1,500, from Chillicothe, at 80 cents. brisof flour, of two or more favorite brands, fat hoops, sold at $4, deliverable in equal quantities in this and next month. A boat load of flour is in from Cincin- nati, not yetsold, being the first received from that section of the state, waich promises to send us liberal supplies of both wheat and flour, as will be seen by the annexed let- te ‘We learn also from jPortsmouth, Ohio, that the follow- ing lots of flour have been received there from Cincinnati, and shipped by canal boats to Cleveland—700 bris left 30th and 3lst; 750 yesterday. We understand all bought at $2 75, and shipped all the way through to Cleveland at 75 cents per bri, cluding river freight of 124 cents, and will be for sale on arrival. We think we can purchase in a short time at $2.50. Several speculators have gone down to Cincinnati for wheat, where it is plenty at 374 to 40 cents, and will ship to Cleveland. Grona1a.—We learn that on one plontation near Darien, the harvest commenced on the 30th ult. On the Savan- nab River, a great deal will have been cut in the course of next week, which is from twoto thrre weeks earlier than usual. Brighton Cattle Market. Ava. 8.—At market, 375 beef cattle, 3000 sheep, and 725 swine. Prices—Beef cattle—The prices obtained last week were hardly sustained ; a much less number were sold at the highest prices—our quotations, how ever, ardfthe same viz —A few extra at $5 38a$5 50. ' First quality $5a525; se- cond quality $450 a 475 ; third quality $3 7had 25 Sheep—We quote lots at $1.25, 1.42, 1.50, 1.75 and $2 — Weathers $1.75. 2 and 2.25. Swine—Small Pigs, in lots to peddle at 3} for Sows and 4tc for Barrows. Old Hogs at 3for Sews, and 3} for Bar rows. At retail from 3} togse Married, — On Monday the 6th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Forbes, Ciras. 8. Peut, to Miss Mary A. Exviort, all of this city. Died, On the morning of the 11th inst., Noau Janvis, in the Toth year of his age. His friends and those of the family are requested to at- tend his funeral this afternon. at 5 o'clock, from his late residence No. 44 Bank street, without further invitation. Carriages will be in attendance at St. Pauls Church. Onthe night of the 10th instant, of consumption, Miss Bentna Aww Fatcont, aged 13 years, Her relatives and friends and also those of her brothe: Oscar W. Falcont, are requested to attend her funeral this (Friday) afternoon, at4 o'clock, from 368} Hudson street. On 1ith inst. Bexsamtix Witecax, aged 28, whose fune- ral willtake place on Friday 12th inst, from the house of Daniel Bradly, 36 Reade stré His friends and those of Daniel Bradly and his cousin Joseph Holland, are respectfully invited to attend his fu- neral at four o’clock. Passengers Arrived. pligxprmas—Brig Monsco—W Gibson, F Lindo, and R a EW Ontraxs—Ship Ocmulgee—Mrs Phelps, Miss CA Phelps, Master G Phelps, Mr Sheldon, Mr North, Mr Hoffman, Mr Smith—16 in the steerage, Monsur—Bark Reform—M T Judson, T B Church, Messrs Nott, Johnson, Arnold, Bryden, Galliana, Kelly, Given, © two Misses Murphy—t in the steerage. Passengers Salled. LivenrootSteam ship Great Westem—Wm Bent, VB Wal tron, B Simpson, Osmin Bigourdan, Win Dw John Nicholson, Wm Nicholson, Alfred Taylor, Ralph Lockwood, Wn Wilson Siaith, Alex Knox, Jr, and lady, all of New York; Coot Paxton, 69th Regt BA; Charles Urquhart, Robert Heath, Vite Heath, Geo Urauhart, MM ‘Fomjaon, ot New Qrlia Mr De 8t Phul, Loray Dechaumont, Lucien Escher. ‘Tiemeat, three children and servant, Chas Gerand, Paris sou Rieatdo, F Ricardo and servant, Charles Ponka, Andrew Maris, London; M M $ Thomas, Conada; Jesse Bowman, James MeHen.y, G Ralston, : K Washington, DC; James Keith, in, Liverpool; Mt_De Bacow Rw Rnvoy Extraordinary and M s Plen y from the Conrt of St Cloud at Wash . two chil. wich Calhoun, lady Alabama; John B Wek! B Sands, Mr Fielding and servant, Mr Davidson, Li artow, th Re 9 Barlow, two children and servant, A Retttidge an! lady, England; Rev'C! ‘onstantine Pise, DD. NB Thomas Connsh, Liverpool; in Wriht BAS om Lord Ashburton; Alex C it. iP Toronto—George W. Ls woekholm: Jas Taylor, Wm Sium F P Smbbs, St Thomas; Santa Ornz; man. ‘Brig Monacom|47 mahi Ng toms logs wood 25 ceroons judigo ¥: Coffi—# do IT da cochipeat’ Jd La- bogeny & com chain cable 1 bbl 1 box tortoise shell ‘T Alex- ander. seen ata America—396 hhds molasses Chastelan & ‘onvert. Domestic In portations, New Ontrans—Ship Ocw uleee—t00 pigs lead © H Rogers & co—2513 do 30 bbls off BH Vield-—106 pigs lead 2 casks | bbl old copper 4 pkgs 70 bales moss Roberts & Williams—606 bbls cam 2 bxs 70 bbls EK Collins & co—25 bales cotton 8 Draper— { hluls tobaceo tek bacon Everett & Battelle—6 es N Brthaud— ‘ - bls pork Masters, Markoe & ec co—I bb! angar A Stuyvesant—70 bbls 3 bags D Felt & com107 bbls wheat Inss pla oil Schermerhorn & M. —2! hhds tobacco Haveus o— socks rut cases Re Marshall—8t ee Os talacce BL Meltand & co! ah k ihds tobacco RL. Maitiand & co—12 Goodhue . Wtine FS baa 3 bbls.2 chs Davenport & Quiney—1_ box hatter P Stagg Jd Chamberlain—25 chs M Wassan & co—33 Read S Brothers bales cotion H& D Parish—24 bbls lard D C Woodraff—1 tobacco, offman—| box to order. jonit.e—Bark Reform: cotton Bogart & Kneeland sido J, raf Daniels & Brady—21 B Marshall—25 Bryant & Maitland—s Stokes, Gilbert & co—6t Wilson, Gale & co=35J Lee & com49 Greenway, Henry & com? A. Pfeniler HE Wetmore s HT Crogks cont box Hicks & co pkgs Sturges & Clearman—i J W & 8 Leayitt—? W Sands—29 ralford K Ontter=1 A H Jonesmid F 4 rence & Kate thier fee 2 aed ons x VANNAH—Brig Exact—13 bales cotton Forest & comé E Graver H Coit & co—17 Bughew & Koceland—!2 Barsto Wood ais G Cate tse the aoe Bel K Ponesa 8 ton, Fox & Livingston—t box 8 L Post ber Brothen— bbis W Borger—3 pipes E'S Hede—t keg Er Bnyderes boxes Sturges & Cleariman— boat L, Rudelphert ck Howdley & cond rac ft Dunham & Disc fo Ship Masters, We shall esteem it a favor, if captains of vessel vi here, will give to Commodore W. A. Bassett, of our news Here a report of the shipping left 2t the part whetice they sated. the pken on their passage, a list of their arco, and any Be Wspapers the: have. Commodore Bassect will d them line arrival. We will reciprocate the favor inany wa To Correspondents Abroad, Our correspondents in foreign ports are respee'fully requested to send by every vessel all the is ey ca obtain. Nautical information of ‘any ki “a py ‘owe Te siding at hoine or abroad, will be thankfully ree ____ AUCTION SALES. BY THOMAS BELL. (Stores Nowa tAue and 113 Halton street.) Ar 108 ofelorks athe gah ‘ «1049 o’elock, in the les room, Extra Sale of ile Dry Goods, London ‘Cloths, Cloth: ings, Pawnbroker's Goods, &e.—An entire small bat beautiful stock of dry goods, suitable for the season, viz: silks, satins, laces, muslinde laines, shawls, hosiery, shirtings and sheet, splendid table damask, calicoes, handkerchiefs, liuems, | reautiful Sax» house linen, a great variety vods, 4 trunks clothing, ‘watehes, guns, Jewelry. Also, as of all dese Splendid § 10}g o’eloc DAY, ner of Cliff and Fulton st Se.—The stock of the »! ve corner of Cliff and Fulton streets, will be Ato Drugs, Chei articles | reserve. Also, fixtures, shelves, glass TUE At 1036 o'clock, Sale of D: faney articles, &e, ¢ Cleared. Bark Sterling, (Br) Cowper, Stettin, Win W: Augusta, Livermore, Savaunah; Ohio, Davis, Schrs Mary, Edwards, ley & Coz Chas Pitman, Penfield, Balumore. ‘orfal reideri Townsend, Richmond, Arrived. Ship Ocmulgee, Peet, 17 days from Ne jeans, a, i rae, e Morel lays from New Orleans, with mdse, Bar form, Til: 9 days from Mobile, with cotton, to Sturges & Clearm: Brig Monaco, G: any, to Nesmith, Leeds & ( ey Just arr, the on poke bark N Bie fess, Fomeroy. Md to Necinith, Leeds & Com passenrern: Veen ot recor: Tected. "27th ult. off the Moto, spoke bark Higum W.fotee ao days from Neweast! ng, for a. 9 : 5.10 cars from Bewensle. ana. 9th inst. lat 38.49, lon v 0, Choate, of and fiom Boston, for Har 2 days from Turks Island, with 2500 hat &' Co. Leftat Sale Res. ah F Alexandria, DC. sume day, At . from. Jamiiea, waiting steamer Sisters, for Halifax, uext day, No. date Jat 29 45, lon 73 40, spoke brig Harriet, of Richmo : hee Sat, Nose 0; soe ichmond, 10 days fi ico, Brix Exaet, Johnson, 9 days from Savannah, with cotton, Sturges & Clearman. ‘Schr Foam, Pennock, 21 days &e.10.0. P. Mills, Leit brig America Schr Manchester, Worth, t da to Allen Bassons paseigers Schr W. 8. Pigort, days fro lent NC, wi west 1g 8 Treadwell ey from Edenton, NC. with cht St, Pierre, Osgood, from Newhern, stores, t0 B. Platt! Lettar the bar Ht Porto Rico for Philadelphia, pu: sail next da ‘ Sehr Marcia, Phillips, from Was! stores, to Mitehell & Co, Sehr Johu M with live a N' from, Maracaibo, with coffee, of Boston, une. the only from Richmond, with ndse, Morse ‘c Jane, MeMath, 2 to Sturge: rman. Schr Brandywine, master. ; Schr John $8. Danton, Highs master. Schr John Coombs, Amold, 3 days from Virginia, with wood, to master. Schr Catharine Wilcox, Liscomb, from Virginia, with wood, tomaster. Schr Cornelia, ———, 3 days from Virgini: master. % Sehr Julia Olivia, Whitehead, from Vir master. i Schr David, Smith, 3 di with wood, to master. Schr Robert L. Crooks, Vaughan, from Virgini to master. : 2 3 Sehr Hetty Ann, Hinman, 3 days from Virgi to master. ter. Schr Cornelia, Nickerson, 4 days from New Bedford, with oil, to master, hnsot from Philadelphia, with coal, to , from Deep Creek, shingles, to with wood, to ia, with wood, to s from Virgi with wood, with wood, Below. _ Bark Cynthia, Johnson, from Canton, March 19, with teas and silks, to order, Salled. Steam ship Great We: Hosken, Liverpool; ket shi oronto, Griswold, London, and others.) Packet ship General Record. Scur Crnrr Sacttest, Murphy, which sailed hence for East- rt, returned yesterday, having heen run inv. by. the. steamer Narragansett on Thursday, in a fog, off Old Field Point. ried away bowsprit, stove bows, ke. Bara Cantox, bound to Jamaica, returned on Wednesday ¢yening, having carried away the sliugs of the foreyard off the Car look. Scrin Rep Rover, from Philadelphia for Montevideo, re~ turned to that city leaky, in cousequence of damage received while on shore on Lewes Bea Picxep ur.—A long boat, booby hatch, barrel of bread, bar- rel of meal, and a can of oil were picked up between Hitche: Reef and Saybrook, Ct. on Friday last. Foreign Ports. NS. July 28—Cld John Odlin, Philadelphia; Orozim- Aug 1—Cld Boundary, NYork. i. Aug @—Cld Milton Castle, London; Eliza, cow 7 Jouns, PR. July 2¢—No American vessels in port. United States Ports. Dorie dae A eae NO; Palm, Philadel srg, Aug 10 > ; Palm, - "Cld Syiph, do: St Louis, NOrleans. Arr 9th, ‘Teunes: 3 St Louis, castle, Enz. Aug 9—Sli Jane, Philadelphia. i 9=Shl Mary Bright, Baltimore; R Rash, . Ang 8—S!d Pearl, Norfolk. Haxtrorp, Aug 10—Arr lronsides, Philadelplua, Cld An- 10—Arr Jasper, Machias; Sarah Augusta, Chas Pi do; Globe, do; Noah Brown, Troy; . Philadelphi: pet rHta, Aug 1—Arr Lion, St Jobns, PR; Ella, Bos- ton; Republi jelow, Woshineton, from Caleut- ta; Aun Eliza uF Ferdi 3 Ferdinand, M Bremen. Also, rat the Brandywine—so, reported probably the Madeline. from Hotterdam, | The Manchester eld ice 26th June fur Antwerp. Cld Joshua Emlen, Chipola, St Thomas; Bride, Halifax; Ni Hart, Providence; do; Saml © Phi W Gandy, Jersey City. 'Arrin the SchayMall, Orson, Feru, do; Cygnet, Stonington; Augustus, Providence ston. Bautinons, Aug 9—Arr Louise, Bremen; Sovhie, do; Pot , Norfolk.’ Cld Patapeco, Boston; Mary Wilks, Pernambu- mkt, Sid Bella del Mar, Barbadoes. é NYork; Clifford, Ria, Aug 9—Arr Gent Harri ure, Aug 9—Arr Philanthropist, Stranger, and it Matanzas, Callao, Glas- FREDERICK Eagle, Boston. Richoxp, Aug 8—Cld Rob Roy, London; *Noxrotx, Aug §—Arr Lucinda Snow, Thoma Wuaunotox, NC. Aug 3—Arr Regulus, NYork; Chas M ‘Thompson, do. Crancestox, Ang §—Arr George, NYork; Daphne, (Br) St homes; 7th, Es NYork. Sid Champion, Aatwerp; Ara- Ohio, Phila y bian, Norfolk; Lancet, North; Betsey, Arr Domadar, Marseilles: Citizen, Cette; Seminole, do. New Ornieans, Aug 2—Cld Auburn, NYork SATURDA At 1034 o'clock, at sales room Pianos, with an assortment of new and tur E'S SAL! ‘tures lately belonging i st >. H. RING, corner of 1 belsold at yablic auetioi on Mon- ck. ty for any person wishing to com- Srarely met with. 0) SIN AIR, Assignee. ses can be seen on Friday previous to'the sale, a uce the drug n OV) burst sup ted for masts, Ke. 5 67 JAMES EDSALL, ‘At West street, or JOHN ADAIR, 248 Marshall street, Brooklyn. W YORK, ALBA XPRESS OFFICE, ave eatal York, Alb supon the ng xcepted) for the speedy ie, bank notes. valuable pare f gdods, the collection and eptancesy Se. by sample,and wil 1 subseribers to and from New termediate pln evening (3 Tne through and the in- of & nd py romuly to such othe. tran- rusted to their care. dui sieut business as may be e Armagenees have been made with the steamboats upon the Hudson rand road Companies west of Albany, for se- parate apartments and ears, thereby affording the greatest possi- ble dispatelt with unusual safety and regularity. uo POMEROY & CO. THE SECOND GRAND EXCURSION Pe FISHING BANKS of the Steam q This Day, 12th. The passen- sday last having caught such fident wh AMUSEMENTS, NIBLO’S GARDEN, TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS 1+ forgeous Comic Pantomine of THE NIGHT OW In whieh the whole force of the RAV ‘1 COMPANY ‘is brought into action, te nighuhy ney te cms ffowted Saloons, with ENTHUSIASTIC APPROBATION, THE TIGHT ROPE, And the Classic Deliveations ealfed the THREE GLADIATORS THIS EVENING, August 12h, tie performances commence a he neon avel! wil lowed for Ke (resh ments in the Grand Saloon. Aer which, oth time, will be produced a magnificent ( vet «, Pantomime called MAZULME, OR THE NIGHT OWL! Mazulme, the Night Owl, Mr Wells toine ab: By Gal Quarter of an hour's intermission Chevalier Bariano, Jerome Ravel Emile, jel Ravel Machi Aatoine Ravei ns : Mons Dauvergne aba, a poor leasant, Mme Jerome Ravel her daughte M’lle Doutreville Sirens: ¢ : Tocouciude with => +, sfisies, Welle wie Ne f hie Magnificent Palace of The whole to conelade with os !ROMENADE MUSICALE. IG. The proprietor reapectiully i the public, that im compliance with the wis! Visitors, this much get he Salogn ne ear wiven aller the per- eting Manager, Mr. Chippendal Musical Leader and Director, Mr E Woo ot — and Director, Mr E Woolf. Doors ‘opel. at seven o'elock, Enterta will be ats to comm VENING, August Bombardment rf By the French FI x st 12th, 1942. of the City of Vera Cruz, Inetto ! Patagonian Glory ! ! With large 41b, Rockets, &c, For further description, see bills of the aa: VAUXHALL GARDEN. et BENEFIT OF W. H. WILLIAMS. THIS EVENING, August 12th—To commence at 8 o'clock With the comedy of the _ UNFINISHED GENTLEMAN. Jem Miller, J. $. Browne Bill Downy, W. BL Willams After whieh, Sale of Husbands and Wives” —" by W. A. Williams, onelude with SLES ‘Rumors of a Race Course To UN on ; and you % sport of he fish 2 and che, lool it Hunt, nowt assee, having superior furnished accommo- dasous, apnte op benghatiieapantael tovcn Welker os 2. _K. COLLINS & CO. jouth st. + line cor Great care will be taken to have the goods by U ly mea: rei Woodruff, who will 3 ler —The YORK, re well known packet ship 1 willsail punctually as abov at and comfortable accor mssenucers, Which ition be made on W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck sliry mer of South street. ORLEANS—Finst Packet—Only re- ket of 2 st—The well known lar pac p LOUISVILLE, Capt netually on Saturday, August 20th nbark for the above port cannot s e conveyance—her accommodation cond cabin and steerage passengers, are fitted comfortable manner. Persons about to embark for the above port should not fail to make early application, the number be- ing, limited. For passage, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street, oF to, W.& J.T. TAPSCOTT, 52 South st., or 43 Peck Slip, corner South street. WA, Capt Bunker, Ist September, after wasusual. aul? r ut wecond cabin amd stee cage will be taken at the lowest rates if early appl board, or to ct a se- ost the Which t e will BB ave T! Sail positively as ai ru modations for cabin, second cal f passengers, which will be taken at the lowest rates if early application be nr board, or ti Pawson wove cake W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Slip. —to sail on the 12th tant—t TOOL ea on he Ta tan We _antl 2tr HT Hinuth: Benue COUNTED d arque COUR Captain O'Bryen now loading at pier 13 BR. will Positively be despatched as above, wind and weather per- hor passage, having excellent aceom- Second Cabin and Steerage, passen- be taken at the lowest rates, ap- ply on. board, or to aull Qtr JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South street. own pa er Will sail’ positivel modations for Cabin, gers, all of which will as above, her regalar da Having splendid aceommodations for eabin) second eabin,and steerage passengers, for passage, early application should be made on board, orto W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT: antor 43 Peck Si FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER—The superior, fast ‘sailing, eoppered, and copper fastened ip CHARLES CARROLL,” burthen per register, {2 tons Hailt in 1828 by Messrs. Bergh’ & Co. of live oak, lo cust, and cedar fora Havre packet. She is in prime order, ‘and ta trifling expense, For terms apply to Reetor street wharf, ox & HINCKEN, 9 Tent master, from Liverpool —C will please, without del ‘9 East River, or to the ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO. 35 Fulton street. Exchange. ny not over consists of a Astral thirty, miles beau iful stock aud Hall Lamps of every deseri Same, or Wishing to enter into a. very profitable bi affords au opportunity seldom offered, as the store i in one of the best parts of the city, and the goods can ed. Rent moderate, and has a very extensive runof ck very hanged saleable. 7 for afarim, or lot in lower part of this HIS DAY PUBLISHED— 152, for July, 1942. ‘he Ed Contents: gh} Review, No. Ignatius Loyola and his associates: Pri ke Trial of Madame Lafage—French Criminal Jarispra IUL ‘Stephens? Travels in Central America IV. Miliengen on Duellt in Lomaardy Tea causes atl statistics £ the German Customs Union ©" Rinly at the store, 35 Johi ste J. STOU = , Glass Cutter, 29 Gold street, New York. ‘The reason of selling is manufacturing. aull str OARDING FO UNTLEMEN, at one of the plea est and most desirable situations mn this city, with pure sir, 1 roms are clean and camfortable and hand- somely furnished. Apply at 107 Third Avepuc. The stages pass every 15 minute: auto 2w* Fr HORSE A TION.—The celebrated saddle Hore JOHN TYLER will be sold at T. tre eall’s on Monday Aug. Lith, He is seven years old has been sed Ini ‘ely as alady’s saddle horse, will stand without tying, a number. Publisher,*102 Broadway. jaly “42, will be published “ly chased, with the initials its intrinsic valne will be given, k a1 to the owner at the office of the Democratic wT at ham st. aul? 20" re WASTED IMMEDIATEL ¥—Oue or two Clerks—ione need apply but those qualvtied for that situation, as sales men in the retail dry gaods business. Inquire at 267 Greenwich st after gne o'clock im the afternoon. aula 2 *r w+ D—A situation Eng! as maid, or to do general housework—good ci can be given. Inquire at 49 Allen street, in the rear. aul? 2t®re ‘a Li£sie ORGANIC CHEMISTRY, Caymninar 4 trox—JOHN OWEN, Cambridge, will publish in few days, the first and only'anthorised American edition of this work. For this edition the translator, Dr., Gregory, has furnshed new matter not eontsiued in the ‘London edition, or any other, ted sheets. together with the eo - rn "Al the errors ofthe early Londow copies are retained in the New York publier tion, advertised as correct. ant? Itawistwr ce MEDICAL AID. 10 those afflicted with one disease, it is of the.n:nost taney io obtain the vice nal bervices.of hy wholhas had practical experience in the particular brane or capable of deciding between a slight 1m eonstitutional disorder. ‘ro such as un seription the (having cured thousa ise on these complaints, which should be read by every one 99 afflicted, and especially females who are troubled with a debility, attended with a parm across the bac The price of the book is 50 cents, Sold by the author at ‘his private house, 24 Mott street, near Chatham square. it* re PHYSICIANS PRONOUNCED ME INCURABLE. GENTS jrAsscveral of Four eerificate are in the letters I have coneluded adopt the same meth press may grateful cbauks to. yon for the virtue parable compound Extract of Hoarhouod Cai fader the Dies i as done wonders. afllicted with sieki form of a to ex of your ineom- ‘As in my enae have i, ry ai in my back, much spitting of matter rable blood, loss of appetite, res short my yhysiviags, pronounced my ly , Lcontiyued in this state two years, suffering at times, the mont ave np all hopes of ever being cured. the care of owe of the most eminent nounced my ease incurable. | was suffer my som presented ime a lange package of your Cansly, wiicl ter Thad used ahout twothirds I began to feel its behets; ath ¢ ne for ae to others as it has to ANN GOODWIN. 419 Cherry street, Tam now enjoying better ing thts, mayb years. Hoping Tam your grateful To Messrs. Pease & Sox, 45 Di i st AGENTS—Rushton & ' Aspinwall, 10 Astor House, 110 ind a6 ith, '371 Greenwich; W: hor, 285 » Rivington corner ist stand Oth avenue; A. Pastor, 103 Greenwich Brighaan, corm a Hous'on and Avene D, Driggs, 681 Broad: Hadson and Montgomery st, Jersey Cit Islend. A in Brooklyn, Hay wart, 75 Fulton ndley, h rockir &Co, Atlantic and Hen Not ETO CREDITORS —The Ass Mierge & Co, being realy to make a first yayment, the eof Decawse, creditors of the said firme are requested to catlon Monday next, Ina a 90984 Mrogrinny ta reetive their oportion, KUG.SUROSSUY, § Assignees. aul2 iwte ship ECHO, Capt. Rich I please send thetr' permis om board ted tn five eiahis begat © ods not ited in five days, ast unavoidal sent the public store. “GLOVER & Siesta aul? itr 100 Pine st, corner of South st, 12th August, 1842, from Li Iw street. wharl, or to the office of th nd of great endurance—has travelled in harness 102 day and s half and27 miles in 2 hours and 55 minutes, wi le—warranted perfectly sound. NOTICE TO WAGON BUILD! scriber, Proprietor of New York Tattersalls make liberal advances in Cash, on all New heons rent to hise stablishment for sate. Builders in the country can rely apon having every attention heir orders. ore tien, pai Mor further particulars, as to terms, See GEO, W. aué Proprietow 0? 44h Broadway ~ A FAMILY HORS y Horse and which eash will be paid. The naod order and the horse gentle Poe Seep S ane letter, E, Herald office. oul ate ANOTHER ATTESTATION IN FAVOR OF J. PEASE & SON’S HOAR- HOUND NDY READ, YE SKEPTICS, AND BE CONVINCED. EW YORK, July 2, 1812.—Messrs. Pease & Son, 45 D: sion street—Sirs :€The object of this certificate is to form you and the public of the benefits I received ma Jong and tedious ilfness, frei the use of hound i ¢ been for twenty-six yi a cough, for the eure of whi found none that afforded mi rs jast J ht jally recovered Srogs that attack, and eptember following. ugg Was move Alarining than the former, so that | had two regu@r physicians Attending me, who told nie it was useless to take any more me- diciue, a8 my’case they considered hapeless, {however mad c , the effects of its use. of you dT felt ersing of did not use the eandy according to direc to buy, anti fou seasroaaly. fr mificient. RS * pul a ane its trath Bimes be acknowledge VE RANCES HVAT, 0 Lewis st Agents—Zieber, 87 Dockst. Philadelphia; Redding, 6 State street, Boston: Rawls & C: ate st. Albany; Haldeman, Wille, Ky: Jobson, 2% St Charles st. New Orleans; Du- 0, Mobile, Al ree & Teller, Datroit, Michigan; Baltimore; Haviland, Harrow Peck & Spea J. Antho- Conn: J. Gaynor, rh larlor V ashingtor A ‘adsworth, ICT; Weeds ke Water 9. W. Gotherm’ og DC: E H.‘Hont, Figderjeksburgh,” Vay JH 4 OS Wiktiine, Vat Mr: Bully Hartford, Conn: 68 Genesee st. Uticn y. - Each envelope of the genuine Hoarhouad Candy is signed Mitek Sun iy theireown hentwriting. All letters post pattie PEASE’ SON," Division stecet,, will punctially att ilanhictinies ew Orleans Sugars, in store ane i id ILL Ns > UGAR—200 h for sale iu lots to suit ani? r Tk. Ke CC | Sout ARLOR BOOK—The few of the fire Volume of the Boston Miscellany, elegantly bound, con- taining 12eplendid peer of popular nusie, the fashions from Jaonary to July inclusive=the whole mak ing one of the most desirable and interesting Books that can be found, 8 for cash, BRADBURY, SODEN & CO. 127 Nossau st. N.Y. and 10 School st, Boste ofGEORGE BREMNER, earneatly req "i REMNER, ¢ ne street, Baltimore, Vaxt ore, in May 1961, when he pro of ham addressed es above wil and B ry, being fully ea estirn¢ mints from the first phy- Apply: 384 Greenwich street iene cians, and references give nese OG UESE FEMALE PIL. T famed and celebrated be roma Portngal wi be ined in this Dik. Mes, AMGFANDER NOTHIN hannae J of Nassau and Sam Hobbs, Dick Dump) _ Tickets 2 J. 8. Browne W. H. Williams Sate IRS REET ARDEN. a BROOKLYN On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY F NINGS, 10th, bi A Lath, the performances will comme! with a sele DOUBLE ¥ Miss Wells will appear UARY. highly applauded A: A Mr. R. Wilhams will introduce STAR DOGS, BUFFER AND JACK _Who ate allowed to have no qual in C. in d lenraed ine sagacity. jams will give L. Wells. the Hungarian jeene 01 ON. con nclude with the Ci ime of ‘The performances in tee L’AMOUR Ie, avis L Wells Old Crabtree, Williams Dame Crabtree stangerian Cousina,) No he Hungvrian Cousins. es Miss Wells ickets, admitting the holder to the Ball, 25 cents; to the Saloon Per rformavce formance alone, Hee Doors open at half-past 7 o’clock—Performances commences at quarter past 8, preerfely. auld 3@r CHATHAM THEATRE, i The public is ly intormed that thi ente! re-open for the Monday night next, Durin dergo a thorough renovation, such ax egant in the United States—first rate ploy e fora length of time in executing designs of pecullar a ture, which, together with the novelty and talent to be preseut- ed, will increase the tame of this Theatre, and cause it to stand alone and unrivalled for theairical representation, which it nx hitherto done. The d 1s on the Tiers are as follows > Ist Tier—American Batt i States, by P. Gram, - 34 Tier—Glorious American Achievements on Land, paint- ed by J.R. Smi To these splendid designs be added, a beautiful ACT DROP, displaying the engagement betwe: ‘The Constita- tion” and. Guerriere,” and a New Curtain, Both of which have been painted by P. Grain, sen. unde whose immediate direction the decorations will take place. aug Gtr a NEW YORK MUSEUM. CARD. ic is respectfully informed thatthe New ™M be clo.edjin the evening till the e alterations and improvements are finisfie n of the subscriber fo re-open on or absut the 20th aud piedges himself at that tims to show thi ost magnificent_and refined places of Found in the United States. _aul? Im*r’ AMERICAN MUSEUM A! CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STRE ‘opposite St. Paul's Church. MANAGER, NOVELTIE: . T. BARN’ INCREASED " Hed comic drofleris. W Ms, Winchell, dhe “wusivalle and Diamond in’t xtravaxanzas, “The = Gipsey Girl can be privately consulted throughout the d Bihan oxen charke,. "The of the “City of Dublin sixcha = and Young N pen Byron's painted artist. hex : Museum, ments 25 cents—Children half price. » iy2ir AMERICAN THEATRE, Walnut street Philadelphi AA’ Ladies and gentlemen desirons of entering into. enzaz ments with this rstablismment for the ensuing season, wi please address their communieats: He post paid) to. GHARLOT HPS. CUSHMAN, o a5 2w r + EA. MARSHALL, Lessee. ER AID, and other wonderful specimens of the a 1y informed that in accordance with F rac solicitations fran scientifie Gentlemen in this city, Mr. J. GRIFEIN, Proprietor of the Mermaid, recent- ly arrived from Pernambaco, 8. A. has consented to exhibit it to the Publie, positive che. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! this pu i Gi ious Saloon, oS NPEONCR IER HALL, io Broadway 8" "" fc MONDAY, “Au And positively close ‘on This Animal was taken near t Istands, and pureh m by the present proprietor, for the L- n London, and_ is exhil ratification of publ 1842, y, the 13th inst. ing been engaged for several yenrs inva : Vin collecting the most wonderful speci mens in Natural History has in ion and will at the same time submit to public inspection. HE ORNITHORHINCHUS. From New Holland, being the connecting link between the Seal and Duck. Div THE FLYING FISH, Two distinct species, one from the Gulf Stre: the West Indies. This animal evidently With the Fis The Paddle Tail Snake, from South America. _ ‘The Siren, or Mad Iquana, an intermediate animal between the Reptile andthe Fish. The Proteus Sanguihus, a subterraneous Aniinal from a grot to in Austria, with various other animals, forming eannecting links inthe chain of animated natare. Hours of Exhibition from Go'elock, A. M. to W M. Tickets of admission 25 cents MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION. © SEA MONSTER ; SEA DEVIL. THE GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY AMERIC ‘The proprietor of this immense epeeimen begs leaye to announce to the pnblic, that he has for Exhibi tion, at the Bowery Amphitheatre, the Sea Devil, which was eaptared on the 26th A, he of Charleston, and one from nects the Bird IN Si after desert hn roprietor of tris na ‘the curious and the. sci be highly gratified in this marvellous production of the mighty deep A Call, which was, born. after her capture, will also be ex |. ‘They may he visited by both sexes, as they are not at te y ‘fart itl be made to renderthe ex ffensive, and c factory. ble a 3517 Im*®e J or Sab Arte ees eue, 4 Approved process, for making splendid portraits tnd views, by FA. ARTAULT & CO, 1abis Fulton Strert, who have ‘arrangements to open a class for the reception of papils, to commence on Monday Jaly, tith. ‘The class will be open fortwo hours each day’ from eixht o'clock A. M-to ten ovlock A. M, and the pupil ue in the class unul perfectly satisfied. Terms—$25 in advance. F.ACARTAULT & Co. ha Rhone, from may couu STILL FURTHER PROOFS OF thestficney of Dr. Moffat’s Life Medicines in curing Li ver Complaints, Dyspeysia and Fever and Agu ‘The following Jeiter from Dr. Caleb Carpenter speaks for it- self, and is therefore submitted without further remark — Barsrot., July tst, 164% Doct W. B. Moryat * am a regular bred physician, admitted and licensed, and have like the rest of my profeseional brethr eimdieed in favor of regular practice, so very peculiar f of the present day; but having be. th Lam consteaiaed family, as 2 whob cma anes rae bo a8 is common for cathartics—wholesome, « parely le powerfal, as it may be seen bj mon observer rt na powerful manuer cleansgs the Wood from alin “e" ery disease. end he ite Bilt na Peni Mie to e¥ery r as Lam lent that a 8 thorough ka of the medicine wi : prescription essed the cure of one liver Unk oy meee ata es teeth Sree td at worms, aad persons too nmmerous to be mentioned ‘htced by this medicine. oun wy he iste or the medicine that T ask yon to oiler b - send me a handre as 200 as poeeeel on uh ty io". CALER CARPENTER, W,B. MOPPA'T, 913 Brosdwny, wud by his seuintncesty ameoantey i diimieve ATICS. the Gas SER de Me of he ck “si 7 sts eration, Patentee, 22 Pine st.