The New York Herald Newspaper, August 14, 1842, Page 3

To the Public, LOOK AT THIS !—-COMBINATION! Orrice or Boston axp Provioexce: Ratt.noap Co. ) , Aug.3d, 1812. § Sin— Annexed you have a copy of the arrangement entered into this day, to put the fare between New York and Bos- ton, for the summer, at $5, &c. As it is important that all the lines should nite in this move, we shall wait for your reply until Monday next ; when, if you do not assent to it, wes all consider that you decline ; and on and after that lay sl charge your passengers our local fare, cease to sell tickets for your line, and ‘o t it extra trains. I hope you will accede to the propriety of charging $5, as it is only @ remerating price. With much respect, &c., JOS. GRINNELL, President. Please address me at Boston by mail. Vanpennint, Esq. Copy of Agreement annexed to the above letters. It is opteen tee the fare between Boston and New York, by all the lines, shall be $5 in summer, and $6 in winter, for first class passengers, of which the Boston and Provi- lence Railroad Company shall receive one fourth ; and between New York and Ni rt and Providence $3.50. In case either line shall charge less than the above rates, the Boston and Providence Railroad Company will charge such line its local fare of $1.50,and cease to sell tickets for such line, or to give it extra trains. " If it should be necessary on the part of the other lines to reduce the fare to compete with such underbidder, the Boston and Providence Railroad Company will, on being consulted and satisfied of such fact, take 1-4 part of the re- duced fare, it being understood that the Committee of that Road are at liberty to refuse to receive less than 75 cents Mor their share. a The above arrangement to continue in force until No- vember ith next, until which time the rates of freight will be, per the Independent line, the local rates of the Boston and Providence Railroad Company, and per agree- ment to the Stonington Line. Bosrox, Aug. 8d, 1842. New Yonx, August 6th, 1842 Sin— Your communication of the 34 instant, annexing a copy of an agreement entered into on that day, is received. You do not name the to the agreement, but leave me to infer that they are the Norwich Steamboat Com} nies, the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company ; Boston and Worcester Railroad Company, the New J sey Steam Navigation Company, the New York, Provi. dence and Boston Railroad Company, and the Boston and Providence Railroad Company, andas you knew of my be- ing aware of a noe of those Companies for that ob- ject, you did not consider it necessary in your communi- sation to name them. You a desire that should comply with the terms affie agreement alluded to ; this I cannot consent te, for the reasons which I will state. Previous to my arrangement for the establishment of the “Independent Line” between Boston and New York, I had every assurance from you and your Board of Direc- tors, that you would, at all times convey my passengers over your road, and ticket it them through, upon as favor- able terms as those of any other line—that you had decided to pursue a perfectly independent course towards all lines that might be run between Boston and New York via Pro- vidence. This was all I asked—and reiiog. pan those — I started the Independent line yecember ast. You now determine that if I do not assent to raise the fare to 5 and $6, I must be excluded ; or what is tanta- mount to an exclusion, I must pay you $1.50 for each pas- senger, while all other lines pay you but one fourth of the through fare, which woul: 56} cents, at the pre- sent rates. This will give to any other line opposing me, #0 great an advantage, that it may prove destructive— notwithstanding which, | feel bound to reject the proposi- tion, rather than be a party to a contract which is sought to be driven upon me, in derogation of my rights, and as tending to a combination against the rights of the public, to which I cannot consent to lend myself, so long as that public is disposed to lend its helping hand’ in its patronage of my fair and open.enterprizes. Tam at a loss to conceive, by what authority your com- panies undertake to dictate to me the price of passage be- tween New York and Newport and Providence. Ido therefore most solemnly protest against the whole proceedings. Very respectfully, your obedient servt, C. VANDERBILT. Jos. Grinweut, Esq., President Boston and Providence Railroad Co.—Boston, Mass. Tickets through and berths in the steamers to be pro- cured in Beston, at No.8 State street, No. 76 Water street, and at the new Ticket office of the Independent Line, ad- jacent to the B. and P. Railroad D: Iso in New York at No. 39 Peck Slip, and on board the Boats. On and after Saturday, ‘Aug. 18th, the fare will be by Independent Line, through between Boston and New- York—Cabin Passage, $2, Deck Passage, $1.50. Between New York, Neport and Providence—Cabin Passage, $1; Deck Passage, 75 cents. we KOLMSTOCK’S VERMIFUGE.—This remed: for Worms is one of the most extraordinary ever used. It eflectually eradicates worms of all sorts, from children and adults. _ Thousands by worms without the real cause be- ing known. me other reason is assigned for their sick- ness, until too late to cure the real cause. What immense responsibility them rests upon the parent who does not know, and the doctor who does not under- stand, the complaint which is destroying those precious flowers of iidren. What should be done 7 ‘The answer is plain. Give this Vermifuge, which will be sure to do good, ifthey have no worms; and if they have, it will destroy and ‘eradicate them with a certainty and precision truly astonishing. It cannot harm the smallest {fant or the strongest adult. There is no mercury or mineral init. Mercury is the ba- sis of most worm remedies ; and the remedy is sometimes worse than the disease. So never use lozenges, but rel upon this. Every person will be convinced on one trial, that it is the most perfect cure ever invented. To he found only at 71 Maiden Lane. oF, A QUEER FISH CAUGHT WITH A RICH BAIT!—Barnum of the American Museum has finally caught the Fejee Mermaid, for one week, but it took a va- luable bait to entice her ‘ladyship, it being nothing less than a thousand dollars. Some ten thou: reinprg ce their Le py to this Princess of the Ocean, while at ° Cert Hall last week, and doubtless fifty thousand visitors will be near the mark this week. There is no mistake about this being the greatest curiosity we ever saWe and the most curious thing of all is that naturalists, who be- fore disputed the existence of this animal, now have all scepticism removed on the subject. (G-GIN AND BITTERS, AND BRANDY AND SAR- saparilla Syrup are the “ tonics” offered by the nostrum venders, but the public are awaking to a sense of the dan- ger of such pernicious preparations. The fact thut habits of the been intemperance, and even that horrible m>- lady delirium tremeus, has ‘been produced by them, is enough to sweep away those poisoned compounds. The “Tonic Mixture” of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy is no spiritous stimulant, but a scientific compound of the most potent restoratives. Sold a bottles. W. 8, RICHARDSON, Agent. Office 97 Nassau street, N.Y, Marine Pavilion, Rockaway, 3d August, 1842. 0G FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS: delightful watering place, by addressing the sub- rat McCoun & Clark’s, 63 Wall street. a3 10t HIRAM CRANSTON. U. 8. Suir NontH Canouina, i} 1842. July 25, 0G- THE NAVAL GENERAL couRT MART: now in session on board this ship, hereby order all the witnesses in the cases to be in |, and the accused, to be punctual in their attendance, daily, at 10 o’clock— ‘Sunday’s |. A boat will be in wi at the Bat- tery tridgarke half past 9A. M. daily. ine CH. H. WINDER, Judge Advocate. Herald 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 evening mails, at fouro’clock, P. M., the Lee eg: pert pais its of the world, may be found on the Herald ulletin, , at this corner. Let evi and read. Advertisements of all kinds taken at the office, Herald General Printing Office. ‘The General Printing Office, capable of doing all sorts of printing, much as books, pamphlets, bills, carde of all descri ig now open at the Herald Buildings, entrance from Nassau Elliott, Printer. The New York Lancet, A few co) of the first volume of this work, handsomely bound, may now be had at the publication office.—Price $2. City Despatch Post, Paiveitat, Orvien- “Latter deponited vefore half nivcieal Orrice.—| leposited before half-past 8, half-past 12, and half 3 o’clock, will be sent out for delivery at and so'ock. ‘i Pyiaf before 7, 11, and 2 1ce8.—Letters deposited o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o°clock. ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent. seril wayfarer stop MONEY MARKET. Saturday, Ang, 13—6 P, M. The stock market has been very heavy to-day, and most stocks have fallen, particularly Ohio stocks. The State 6 per centsfell 2} per cent, and Ohio Life and Trust 7 per cent. This was caused by the in the Lower House of the State Legislature of the bill authorizing a Joan at 10 per cent interest, to the extent ‘of $800,600, to pay arrearages to contractors. Farmers’ Loam fell }; Dela- ware and Hudson $; Harlem 1 per cent; Stonington | per cent; Long Island rose, } per cent. ‘The singularly precarious condition of State credits is manifest in the fact that the simple announcement, that the Senate of Ohio has entertained a project to put the re- mainder of the Miami Extension Canal wader contract, provided it can be done by State 6 per cent bends,paya atthe State Treasury, and made receivable in payment of canal lands, and that a bill has passed the lower house, authorizing the commissioners of the Canal funds to sell at par $300,000 of the bonds of the State at a rate of inter- est not exceeding 10 per cent,for the purpose of paying off contractors and laborers on the public works, caused a fall in the State stocks, and in the stock of the Ohio Life an! Trust Company, which holds largely of the State stocks. Last winter the Ohio Stock fell to 50 cents on the dollar, but recovered itself to 80, under the supposition that no more stock would be issued, but that some perma- nent provision woul | be made 80 as to avoid loans for the fature. The announcement of a new loan has therefore knoeked the stock down to 70, and should itbecome a law, the stock of the State of Ohio will beno better than that of Pennsylvania, The sovereign State of Ohio offers to pay 10 per cent for money. One of two thingsis very evident; sither she dees not mean to pay, or that she never will be able to pay. She eapnot employ the money, so that it will be worth 10 per cent to her, and if she pro- mises such enormous rates to raise money to pay her home creditors rather than to levy taxes, it is pretty evident that those taxes will never be laid to pay off the stock pro- posed to be created. Last year she borrowed of broken banks $1,500,000 to pay her debts. The insolvency ofthe banks was the profit they reaped from the transaction. "The State has now no resource but taxation, and is clearly afraid to resort to that even when her own citizens are creditors, and clamoreus for the money they have earned by their hard labor. Will taxation become more easy or more advisable when the olaims are transferred from the citizen of Ohio to the foreign bondholder ? The rich and populous State of Ohio, the credit of which a short time since stood highest in the market, and its stock was one of the three which was selected by the administration of Paris for introduction upen the Bourse, on account of its high character, and is now, by the mere influence of the borrowing policy of its rulers, who chose last year rather to sell the right of suspension to the banks for the means of paying the State debt, than honestly to confine its expenditures within legitimate means, and le- vying taxes for the amount, selling at 30 per cent discount. In order to show the actual resource of that State we give the table of the appraised value of certain descriptions of property within the State returned in 1541, appraised for taxation. It may be remarked that the valuations @ll far short, generally, of the true one. This is particularly the case in reference to real estate, which is returned often at one fourth its true value :—* Resounces oF Ono. Taxable Property. 1s Received. 74 State and Canal tax, 642,153 Valee Faatinalane County and School 90,796,323 _ tax, 592,019 Roa tax, 150,066 20,055,511. ‘Township and poor 191,424 181,300 wit 0.935 inte> Delinqnenci: unine rest, 8,439,971 7,005 pleasure —car- Tiages, 513,825 $128,353,657 Total tax, $1,890,405 Here jis a revenue from taxation of near $2,000,000 an- nually to sustain a debt of $15,000,000 only, and yet that debt is selling at70 ceatson thedollar. ‘This is the result of an illicit intercourse between the State government and insolvont banks, and such must ever be the Inevitable re. sult. New York may take warning by Pennsylvania and Ohio, and stop while yet her expenditures are within her legitimate means. Sales at the Stock Exchange, $1,000 Ohio 6's, 1969, 71. 15 do Mohawk 3, do 360 71 Y 0100 70% 50 do Li i 3,500 do 70° 30 4,000 70% 0 2,000 98%3 100 1,520 Indi di bap a ¢ 5,000 Indiana 24 10 lo 75 shas Mechanic’s Bk, 5310 do New Jersey, 20 n ‘360 85, 200 do Harlem, 25 oo 250 do 25 8633 185 do 2% 820 85° 100 do 25 53 100 do 3 lo by 50 do Mu $ do Ohio L&T, 6 150 do. #15 83 5 do 3 50 do Stonington, Ww re 27 do BankKentucky, 42 © 75 do boo 18 50 do Bank Prov, 590 85 au 5 do 8 0 Whe Second Board. 25shas Harlem RR, M200 shas L, Island RR, 51s 125 io. do Sik 100 do L Island RR, do Ste Eo do State of Trade. Sales at auction were made as follows >—Sugars—60 hhdsP.R. sugar, 4} a {, 4 mos; 60 hhds Cuba do, 34 a 44. Tobacco—65 bales Xibara tobacco, 12a 15, cash; 10 bales Baracoa do, 14}, cash; 4 bales Yarado, 17cents, cash. Se- gars—40M, ba 7. Flour—This day the market is again lower, and several sales have been made from store at $5,25,and some trans- actions are reported at less. Fresh flour, though held ge- nerally at $5,374, can be bought at $5,25. Ohio flour is also $5,265, but we have heard of no transactions of mo- mentto-day. Southern flour is nominal at $5,50—nothing doing in it. There is no Ty wheat in market. Two cargoes from North Carolina are rted, but we have not yet seen the samples. Sales ef new rye have been made at 63cents. Corn is scarce, and none here. Canal oats are worth 31 a 32 cents. Tobacco—The market remains very quiet, and until yes- terday there was nothing done; sales were then made of 60.0100 hhds Kentucky, for export, at 33 a4} cents. Whalebone—The market is nearly bare, amd no sales for export have come to our knowledge. Wines—Remain extremely dull. Freights—To London, the packet of the 20th inst. is al- ready engaged full of flour, oil and naval stores, at our quotations. To Liverpool ¢d a 3-16d per Ib. for cotton, and 1s 3d per bbl for flour, are new the rates. To Havre there is no change. Molasses—Porto Rieo, 20a 21 cents; New Orleans, 20 cents. Naval Stores—We notice sales of 1000 bbls here, at $2 50, the former price. Spirits turpentine remains as previ- ously quoted. Oil- Since our last, 24,000 gallons English linseed have arrived, 8,000 of which were dieposed of some time ago, and was then reported; 1500 gallons English here sold at 89} cents; and best American in lots at 82, both cash_— Refined whale commands 42 ; and lard oil is steady at 65 cents, Philadelphia Cattle Market. Beef Cattle—674 at market, offered and sold at $5,50; 400 head went to New York. Cows and Calves—397 at mar- ket; sales from $16 to $23; extra sold at $30 to $35. Spring- ers $11 to $id. Dry Cows sold at $5 to $9. Calves, inthe drove yards, $126 @ $2, extra $3; live weight on the De- laware, $275 a $3. Hogs—130 at market, sales at $475 a $5. Sheep—Sales at $1 a $1 25, extra $275. State of the Crops. In Texxgssex.—The Nashville Whig of the 4th inst. says :—The accounts from the ceuntry i 0 the crops are as flattering as the most anxious expectant of “better times” could desire. The experienced tobacco planters who were successful last year, have in many in- stances doubled their crops this season; others, who from lack of skill or some other cause, received discoureging prices for last year’s crop, have quit the business. In the main, the crop of good tobacco will be largely increased, unless we have an untoward fall. The amount of cotton lanted this year is larger than usual, both in Middle ‘ennessee and the Western District. The grain crop, we believe, is every where abundant. Gronaia.—The crops in this region are the themes on which the travellers and others who come among us bes- tow unmeasured re The prospect now before us will bring great relief, should the planters receive a moderate price for their cotton. Wiscoxsix.—The farmers in that territory are in the midst of a beautiful harvest. The wheat crop will be more than an averageone. An intelligent traveller pass- ing through Walworth county, informed us that the crops were very fine; that a farmer in'Troy said that his wheat cl would not turn out quite as much as last year—that he had only 125 acresto harvest ! Married, At Coldenham, Ofange county, on Thursday, the 11th inst. by the Rev. Robert H. Wallis, Rosrnt Biaxe, Esq. to Miss Sanan Van Dycx, daughter of the late James Van Dyck, vf this city. ‘On the 13th inst. by the Rev. Michael Curren, Mr. Jxo. Conmiaan to Miss Manta Cassy, daughter of the late Andrew Cassidy. ‘ Died, On Saturday, 13th inst. in the 47th year of his hoe Dr. Joun Patten Emer, son of the late "Thomas Addis Em- met, and tor the last seventeen years Professor of Chemis- ~e Materia Medica in the University of Virginia. _ His friends, and those of his brothers, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from the house of his brother, Robert Emmet, Esq. 64 Eighth street (Clinton Place,) on Monday, 16th inst. at 10 o’clock A. M. On the 13th inst. Mr. Danret. O’Mrana, in the 6lst year Is, and those of the family, are tfully in- vited to attend his funeral, this a! ata orcloc — oot So 4 La pe ee in the of apoplexy, Mr. James McCavarann, Sr., a native of Ireland, xed Tyan, On the 12th inst. after a severe and Deed ad Cwantes HamMonn, eg child of Dr. Daniel Whit- ney, inthe ad year of his ae. ‘uneral this afternoon at 2o0’clock, from 60 Clarkson at. corner of Washington. On the 19th inst. after a few days illness, Manoaner, wife of Mr. Jones Eger, in the 58th year of her age. On the Ist inst. at his residence in Somerset county, N. J., Mr. Joux Gannetson, father of the Rev. John Garret- son, of Belleville, in the 80th year of his On the 3d inst. at the same place, of bi remittent fever, hisdaughter, Purse Asx Gannetson, in the 37th ear of her age. Son A. a h, 1949, Roswers G. Kimatrt, a Ws conveys mat: althmore, and 36 Fm. Ay Th A. Me Way-Mail, for the prine tol rhaegmneson desta the Piha 10a. mt, 3N6 i tevin is State, er nd West of Al r ee the § js Vermont ing on tl rest side the m1 oe gle Vy the hones or Take pene 9 the shorer of Beko aat a er Anexten North Math dan’ seam 6 Am. 33G rm a Tany, iaginaiagy? 8M gil the Deinetpal towns oni find to ik, oe ‘The Great Eaacern Mail, via’ 8 seal dda Frovidence and ton, inclu lew myshire, Maine, part of setts, f VET the Eastern Bri- tish Provinces, daily, except Sundays®:> 7 a.m. 33% p. ot Mail by steamboat bby railroad from thence to Hartford, shading those offices adjacent thereto’ The Rai by'the Norwalk and Bridgeport , jorwalk port reamboats, ted with Housatonic the ites, The Mail for Brooklyn, twice a day «.- Tompkinsville, daily, except ing offices, on the son River, between muday, Wednesda ail ‘sty East side of the this and Alban xcept Sunday YM. astern Mail, via Stonington, &e. is closed on evenings at 9 o'clock, and forwarded at 1 o'clock Sun- ming by land. ‘Time of arrival Sunday evening, 9 Betrze, Hond—Brig Florida Blanea—Auguste = Freueh Consul General in Centyal uguste, Makelin, America; Juan F Cisneros, of S*nuel America; J J Pena Penalta, Brazil; Miss J J Suther nd, Belize. Ship John Bull—Mrs Little, and 196 in the steer Passengers to Arrive Savanwan—Ship Newark—Mis. Derry, Lonl, © Bruno, G Taylor, WH Tison, LW Bate ry—@ in the steerag Corwin, J B WC Der Foreign Import: Hond—Brig Florida Blanca~$1105 specie 40 tons log- ° janco—22 Ha 07 hides ? bbls 3. bags. tore toise shell and hoofs 10 pes rosewood $1018 F Ale nider—$100 G& J Laurie—40 bales sarsaparilla | box tortoise shell 67 hides: 1350 J J Labouisse—1 box mdse Masters, Markoe & co—$100 J uchanan—1 parcel tortoise shell 73 hides WB Warrner77 ceroons indigo H Cotheal & co—10 bales sarsaparilla E Coffin—1 box old copper 6 sea turtles to captain. Nacvano, PR—Sehr Grandee—47 hhds 5 tes molasses 156 hds sugar Maitland, Kermedy & co. ee NT MARITIME HERALD. To Ship Masters, tore W. A. Basset of vessels arriving lore Bass weir al - We will reciprocate the favor in ‘To Correspondents Abrond, Ons currespondents in foreign ports are respectfully requested to send by every vessel all the ntelligence they cam obtain. Nautical information of auy kind, {rem any ove re siding at home or abroad, will be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGU s 4 9 | moor seTS 4 " 741! HIGH war 156 Cleared. Ship Wandsworth, (Br) Sang: NB. A Knox, Jr. —Brigs Martha Harrisow, (Br) P honr Grace, NF. Siffkin, Tronsides & Co; Glide, (Br) do, Dunseomb & Beckwith; Isaac Mead, Studley, Marsvilles, Boyd & Hinckens ion (Be) Conrad, Halifix, Beche Mek Hazard, (Br) ward, Newfou dl & J La H i (Br) Me- B tt.—Schirs Sooley & alpole, Norfolk; Bri John Bull, Rocern fe itis! ip John Bull, Rogers, from Belfast, in ballast, to Wethe: sbinson.’ 24h nlf. lat 4715, lou 43.42, spoke ship Pocahontas, from Newsastle, Eni. Brig Florida Blanca, Peden with fogwood, Se. to B, Blane va Passed 1 oF of Fortamouth; 7th, lat 3 of New ‘ork. Schr Grande, Cozens, 16 days from Naguabo, PH. with sugar, to Badger & Peck. Left brigs Millinokes, Haglan’ fee New York, in 20 days; Woodstock, r, do, 18—the only American vessels, Schr Pamplico, Pugh, from Newberu, NC. with naval stores, hell & Co, Wolcoit, Owens, from Swansboro, NC. stores, to De Peyuter Se Whittmarshe ors NO- with naval ‘Schr Smith, Davis, from Washington, NC. with navel stores, odhul urn. Schr C. Slover, Ellis, from Newbern, NC. with naval stores, to master. Schr Mary Ann, 6 days from Newbern, Ni to master. ith naval stores, Below, One brig, unknown. General Record. Packet sie Vinainian, for Liverpool, sails on Moxday at 12o’clock, Her letter bags close at Gilpin’s, in the Exchange, at half-past 11. Whalemen, Arr at New London 9th inst. Tenedos, Indian Ocean, with 1300 wh and 200 sp oil. Spoke “Marc ledonia, Btoning- ton, 1900 bbls; 15th, South Boston, Fi 2700; China, NB. 5 Xenophon, SH. 2300; Pa Boston, NL. 1300; Aprit 1, Noble, Gi id, Salem, 1200; Philetus, ‘Stonington, Copia, NB.'2000; Panama, SH. 12005 Th Gonesrdia, doy 990; Columnbiny doy 1730; Silas Hevehards, des 1300; Franklin, do, Fanny, do, i100; 5th, Ne do, 1900; An, do,'1206; Vermont, Poughkeeraic.siol“Hieeed fis) April 16, Clematis, ‘NL. 1» NL. 1600. iled from New Bedford 1ith inst. Herald, for the Indian Sailed from Holmes Hole 10th inst. Macon, for the Indian Ocean. Heard from April 17, Martha, Nant. 350 sp; no date, Ganges, do, 100 sp, 60 wh. ¢ Moctezama, of NB. reports her ith 650 bbls oil, to sail for NW. Coast in 3 ‘At Rio de Janeiro June 23, Electra, from Indian Ocean, arr 20th, with 1100 bbls wh oil and 7000 Ibs bone—all well; would reernit and proceed on her voyage. AtSt Helena June 29, Cadmus, of Sagharbor, for Rio de Ja- neiro to sell her oil. Spoken, Annawan, fom Martinique for Boston, Aug 10. (atharine, Cieufueyos for Boston, Aug 10, Ray racoa for Po 10, off Cape Cod he Handy A ith Bleck thal reg Yad sippose janati, traits ol A ship wi of Balthmore, April 7, near Gasper. Foreign Ports. Nassav, NP. July 31—In port, Margaret Hage, of and for timore, in a few davs. 21—In port, Ellen, from Kingston, Jam. or Portland, ldg; Madrid, Philade!p! ‘esper, do, roline, do, 5 Porto Caneuo, July 25—In port, Wm Allen, unc. Rio pr Janzino, June 23—In port, fr New York, w lary, from Monti Africa and China; Sagamore, from Coast of Africa for NYork, soon; Padang, from Buenos Ayres, une; Mento: te: video, do. No American vessels of war in ps I john Adams, Concord, and Decat cruise on the station, ‘Phe U 8 schr Enterpri iG onta Atices Jaly 1s—In port, Malaga, from Bi A * ca, rt, a, s 4 Salem, wie. Kathleen, of Philadelphia, for Sierra Le- Bissav, July 4—In port, Hamilton, for Rio Nanez, 9th; Ga- zelle, from Cape de Verds and Sale, 20th. United States Ports. Baxoor, Ang 9—Arr Brilliant, Baltimore. , NYork. Below, Rochester, fm Barn, Aug 9—Arr Casp 1e—Arr Venice, Cadiz. sailed |, to as at Monte- Cadiz. PortsmoutH, Aw Sacem, Ang ll—Arr Neumkong, Gam! frica. loston, Aug 12—Arr Allioth, St Ubes; Anita, La Guayra rto Cabello; Triton, Gottenbu Corde! Trinidad; ickasaw, Baltimore; Susan, Wilmington, NC; March, Phi- Tadelphiay Jasper, New York? Saganaw’ Albany: Wm Henry, Rondout. Came up, Belvidere, from Manilla. Cld Nile, Phi- ladelphia; Victor, New York. ‘Arr lith, Laurel, Sydney, CB; Cinderella, Philadelphia; Abbott Lawrence, N York. 4 New Beprorp, Aug !l—Arr Helen, New York; Amethyst, o. New Haven, Aug —Arr Atlantic, Trinidad. $Id Leon, Windsor, NS; Emigrant, Troy. Privabecenia, Aag 13—Arr Runner, Matanzas; Venus, N York. Cld Sterne, Hamburg; Danl Parker, Albany; Lodemia & Eliza, New Bedford; Charles, Boston; Atlantic, New York; Planet, ‘do. Arr in the Schuyikill, Sea Flower, Delaware side; Oceana, do; Henry, NBedford. Battimonk, Ang 1l—Arr Parthenon, Newport, Wales: He- Apollo, Bremen; Tappanooly, Trinidad; Argo, mes Power, Nassau, NP. Cld Chas Sld John’ A Robb, Trieste; Mi onpareil, West Indies: Mary, Prov _Auexanpnia, Aug 10—Arr Fleta, Turks Island rite, Bermuda. Ricumoxn, Ang 11—Arr Pactolus, Lubec. S14 Superb, Jer- sey. City; Susan Ludwig; toload for NYork, x, Aug 10—Cld Mary Silsby, West Indies. Sd Pal- wr pon He be iney yom teste less tox. Aug 10—Cld Belvidere, Liverpool. poarannan, Aug 9—Cld “Newark, New York. Arr Casket, ton. POST OFFICE, NEW YORK, August 13th, 1t4%—CO- LUMBIA STEAMER—Letter bags for Liverpool, per steamer Columbia, from Boston on the 16th August inst, will close at the pipe’ ‘and lower Post Offices on Monday, the 15th i .. ‘The overland postage of 1834 cents on each single Fetter must be it, at 434 Py he or aut ltr JOHNSLORIMER GRAHAM, P.M. SUGAR—20 has prime New Orleans Sugars, in store and for sale im lots to suit purchasers, by auld r &. K. COLLINS & CO. 56 South st. ITED STATES. made and con. Indir the 31st day ree tI JO} ‘hk Veen of Angust, rn ; President. of the United States, do hereby declare and make known, that » ymblic sale will be held at the Lai at ‘States a1 ima, ‘Stat io, mn the Trenty-pints day of Auayat nett: for the disposal of the’ lands within the limits of the former Indian Reserves of sixand three le mated on the north side of the Maumee river, “North of the base line and east of the meridian, Fractional rections one and two, in township five of range r ‘raccional sections one, eleven, twelve, thirteen, twenty-f twenty-five, twenty-six, twenty-seven, thirty-four, and thirt vs section thirty-six, in township six of range A io " sections four, five, and six, in fractional township five of range nine: Fractional township six, inclading the sixteenth section of a Beet On thirty-four, and fvetional ations twenty-two, Wenty-six, (wenty-seven, twenty it, thirty-one, y-two, thirty-three, thirtyeive, and thirty-six, in toweship seven o range nine. Factional sections seven, eighteen, and nineteen, in town- ship six of range ten. | " "Also, st the same time and place, pill be offered for sate the tracts of land hereinafter described, forming portions of former Indian Reserves, and hich, andor taty suipalations with the Inte by who the were reapectively ceded, are to be sol mefit, to — ‘North of the base line and east of the meri fractional see jon ep orthin oy ng, a i re two of range four. Waettion see nthe Reserve on Blanchard’s Creek, ! “ vo zahn aicteen th the Big Spring Reservation, in township one of range thirteen, he base line and east of the merid jixteen in townships five and six, inthe Wapaugh konnetta Reserve, of ranges stx and seven. : Section sixteen, in the Lewistown Reserve, in township int. m Anos at te same’ time and place, will be offered at mublic ne Inte belonging ‘0, the United Seates within the Limite iT ighteen, on the le Sandusky. river, in township two north, of range: fifteen "ive sale will be kept open if ; te entries sft fete cise ek neem my ind, ot the {ieyof Washington, this twenty vara P JOHN TYLER. Aart me for two weeks, (unless the lands MRGPoE EY’s W eK —" 'HE AMERICAN IN ‘—Just publi The American in Egy with Rambles through Arabia Pe- age and the Hoy Landy daving the years 1s and 0—by domes a "ngs and de- One handsome vo Volume, 610 pages. Cooley—with nume; f vi te y rely ag ‘Tous steel engravings, etehi ,, ¥ to i er book is mere practical an F what the traveller himself will meet, r Uravellers have one account to give of their journey on paper, and another to relate Mr, Cooley has but one’ story —Brother Jonathan. Hcy that have yet appear, this y far the most attractive, ye a spies amusing pictare of life elf tot traveller. —Bal that the work will have an 8. or the fireside Exgypt.as it presents its mare Patriot. thont hesita le.— Boston T musing and pic narrati f the author’, Ezypt. Phe book will undoubtedly be popular. has varied so much the plan of his work from his predecessors, and added so many new facts, together with per somal adventiares, that his volume has all the interest of Movel> ‘on Atlas, dit wali hey give it perfect [reshne hard hits to the affected English d . counters ; bat 80. good natured is h ILits keenness, thateven thesulject must be satire, mused by ite, We have not ed and instructs v many a day been so much amused, interest- ss inthe perusal of he we jr We are’ willing to it will command a sale equal at ravels in Central America,—Hunt’s Mer reputation on the 9) least to Ste chant's Magazine. We recommend this book, without public, promising them uo litte ston Transcript. will certainly be the book American it hesitation, to the asure i and wil heartily wel= con t those whose absuriities it exposes, or Whose Withers it wrings.—Standa Hy one of the most its appearance for s point of interest it far Fravels we have ever read —Bo r jon Daily The perusal of this work has afforded us high Brooklyn News. The ‘autho ruck out an entirely new pat h bued With a rich i pursued it su i taining, hooks we have had in our hands some time—we orediet for it «large sale through numerous editio' Mr. Cooley’s book is eminently readable, and aqhligations to it for sundry hearty bursts of law ‘om. D. APPLETON & CO. Publisher, 200 Broadway. “UNITED STATES rT y CITY DESPATCH POST. POST OFFICE, NEW YORK —The Post Muster ¢ ral being d y Letters, commonly known t should have the advantase of that a UNITED 4 TCH | hould be established cries each day : with a view, therefore, t te operation, the Post Master of th Es ent with Mr. ALexanpen M. ( the prop ietor of ity Despatch Post, by which he tinues the same and surrenders the property, bowes and. ar him to the Post Office [ rvices of Mr. Gi aw Lt 3tr exion with Mr. Departinent. A\ employed to carry the of Letters received by the Mai given, that all Letters placed, tions together with all’ the City Letters depos ted either in the Post Office or in the Branch Post Office, will be under the charge of the Department, and will be received for rapid. deli- very at the hours mentioned below. Letters addressed to parties renting Boxes at the Upper and Lowe: Post Offices, will be deposited in cacm ax heretofore, unless a request is made that they be sent by the City Despatch 0 STATIONS. | n the boxes at the various sta- Letter box placed at on parts of th all letters dep tually de ¢ times a day ; option being given, either to free the lel wu in the following regulations, or leave the pos age to be collected ofthe parry to whom the fetter is addressed, POST-PAID LETTERS. Letters which the writers desire to send free, must have a free stamp affixed to them. An ornamental stamp has been prepared for that purpose, and may be procured at either of the Postoffie’s and all the The charge will be 36 cents er dozen, or $250 per hundred; the reduction of price for the large quantity being made with a view to the accommodation of those parties sending a considerable nufiber of circulars, accounts, &c.. ‘All letiers intended to be sent forward to the General Post Office for the mand mails, (must have a free stamp affixed to th a UNPAID LETTERS. Letters not having a free stamp, will he charged three cents, payable by the party to whom they are addressed, on deli. Tretters and newspapers addressed to the Editors of the pub- ic Press, will be delivered REGISTRY. No Money aust nx puT into THE Boxes, unless registered at the Upper Post. Office, where a’ Registry Witl be kept for Letters, which parties. may wish. to place wir er special charge. Free Stamps must be alfxed to. such Let- ters forthe ordinary postage, anda additional Free Stain must be affixed for the rexistiation; but all such Letters must beapecrally deposited at the principal office, ‘The advantages offered by this plan ares First—The secure and prompt transiaission of all Letters containing any special notice or matter by w ‘obtained of the due deli patch of any Letter or small = ain and expeditious deliver f Invitations and Ry and every description mercial, Professional and Social Correspondene= ; th ing the ‘most distant parts of the city, in eff other, and providing the means of ¢ intercourse at a Very ou ue. oat eth FOURS OF DELIVE Tr Upper Post Office, Park Exchange, Letters deposited bet m [delivery ag A- M. PM, 4 ; AT THE STATIONS. Letters deposited before 7 o’élock, A. M. will be sent out fi Civery ato A, “ oon “ M. Lim Twenty. ault wr JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, Port Master. = 7a DECEPTION PREVENTED. HOSE who wish to know sho Dr. Heine, of New York, is, ‘as many cures are. published under that name, hy those yho have no Fight so todo, will ple county Clerk's oflice, Heine bu Sok i charges for neither medicine or attemsance tl yo te with your improvement, hw is the Doctor;. 3, if he is a Ger= man who) apeaks but ite: Roglish, au will sromive to care you, no matier what your disease, you are right, , Y LOMON HEINE, MD., 57 Reale street, opposite the Marshall How MEDICAL AID. i sdyeal aid of a certain deseriptir Aliso iteral Sat aid of certain description, shou ou obtain a copy of te book entitled icon, with engravings. ttle work was written and published by Dr- Gregory in. 1239. In 1911 he published a second edition, with many valuable improvements and altera- tions; and in 182 it has been still more improved and enlarg: ‘The engravings are beautifully, done and are accompanied suitable explanatory remarks, ‘The author is now in extensive auld Im*r ity practice at 3t Mott street, nearly opposite the stone church. H ing been constantly engaged in combatting diseases of this character for many vears past, enables him to trea subject nat only theoretically but practically correct. ‘The pa tent is here guided in the selection of remedies according to the respective circumstances and condition of the case. The plan shows to the reader the ordinary symptoms occurring in common cases, with the best method of eure. It then shows what other symptoms may and do frequently happen, with ap- te treaument and remedies, to be adopted in ease the: bad'eympeoms should occur. price of the book is fi cents. Dr. Gre; takes this opportunity to remark that he is very fre: cently applied to under ci ‘ty inces indicating some \t sti little remans o} ’ only occasionally, as this frequently prove tobe atten it fact as well ax the nature of a i tanding the symptom: ture had been in pro- as been successful toa degree = phigh res that hich otber 1 accomplis! }y that wi ‘Tne answer is, that having had the adv: ce, he has had opportunities seldom enjoyed t gate the causes of which these symptoms are Uy that he has discovered and brought to his aid a remedy never before used; and besides this he a greater variety sf instru- ments for the treatment of stricture than is to be found in any other collection, embracing 20 different species, and tumbe- i er 100 ii its, inclu the old, and hitherto unheard of. In bo ~* bre i+ | ons, iregory’s resid is note drug store—it is a house, and is amply provis with seperate rooms for consultr- Hon "He may be found at home during the whole of the day and evening. aulé t*r ‘0 THOSE INTERESTED.—Deeming it iocumbent uy ‘on every person, after having derived benefit from ge of a medicine, i rajeed as it were fram the verge of the grave, to promate the glad tidings to all suffering as west for sone could be, to all sppearance, so near death and Taused to the enjoyment of health, as myself. In the fall of 1811 T was taken with a cough. However incredible it ma pear, I raised over aquart of matter in twenty-four hours, @1 blood at sundry tisnes, pain through my chest, left side shoulder, regu! weetic and night swears, my bowels became loose, feet and legs. swelle to every appearance beyond recovery. It waa impossible for me to lay. 1 was obliged to be propped up tn bed to obtain my rest; coughed almost inces- santly. I was removed to the country, thinking to. receive some benefit from the advice of a very ae who after eying his wumoat aif pronopnced mej beyond cur,” My family With great dificulty ronht me back o the city, being val, my family thinking an; his ion 50° very much exhausted. On my arr was dying, sent for my former HST SIE os V erec welde te roel -acs by ety i 1 did not live two hours, and I believe he thought I was apenisy- ung; he told my ine were pretty much gone. 'e then for the first tiine heard of the many wonderful cures effected hy the age of Comninantie. Among those was the restora- tion of Mr, illiams, master writ whom my wife called; his appearance correspondi words,gave us encouragement. Having given up all ts recovery, 1 thought I could try it, as no harm would be realised in my fr the of vhe icine. 1 then com: id ine, nd received. great benefit from the first + takeing Tour or five bottles, ie and return with a firm step; my appetite f could eat Toast beet of any’ ing my ape ie craved fore veking tnie reel, Tod nt keep ary sing ony stomach, however simple my diet. I now weigh nearly my towel weight, and {eel well. I hope every person afllicted as I described, 1 fe Cire fap done iim mind bu there rill be acne effet: ve ceive all those Sige eee on thee ore, with te To Ur. H.C. T pe . eo ‘3 BA Liat 21 Bedford st. 2 F wet vith on ite the ath avenue, N.Y. tyand State of New Works a. « C, Bmith, of the said city above named, being duly saith that the facts as stated in Lie above mY i H.C 5 true, ned by me and dedicated to Dr. H. cy a s iH h, NSRP GrORIIS, Com. of Deeds. two Clerke—none WaT epi retied er nc dinannm aranier men in the retail Gisiness, Toquire at 267 Greenwich ail dry goods "enor Sedo the eran, A. B. CLEMENTE. = Pencil id-fashioned, heavy, and ricl LO Pea pans eG Rede ate its intrinsic value wil ‘ith thanks, on its restoration: He ee eeicey at the oMae ot ims Domvocratie’ Review, 9 Bhat hasnt. inh i aul? 2e* re COLLECTIONS on all parts of the United States, made on the most favorable terms, b J) BYLV ESTER, 22. Wall st. tad inh Bronday, e, Merchants? be sent out for ft, which shows itself __ AUCTION SALES. BY THOMAS BE (Stores Now 22sAun and 11 Kulion street.) [At 1036 o'clock, at sorner AP Cliff and Fulton o'clock, at corner of Chiff and Fulton st. Dings, Chemicnls, Perfumery, he.—The stock of the above articles in the store, ‘comer of Cliff and Fulton streets, will be sold without reserve. heives. glass cases, fancy articles, ke. ice and pure assortment of the perfumery and articles, ul Superior goods in the | » numerous drawers, pal counters, &e. Sale positive. DAY, At 1036 o'clock, at she auction acoms, f Dry Goods, Clothing, fancy and pledged ceries, perf Ke. cs —_ BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS, rands, Wi private fam the Hine, to which 10 be sold in lots to . champagne, anchor brand, just landed, supe- market wiAes xted Prinetpe Segars,’ 10,000 Cuba do, 12,000 a Also, be: erry and Madeira wines in demijohns of five gallons each, THURSDAY, lock, at the anetion room, Fix Ke. bei Perfumery the entire LD, Auctioneer. ce ter streets, by virtue of fJohn' P Waters, of, Pra forwarding passen Buffalo, compris- id estoblishment, consisting of desks, and re, Se, HENRY JOHNSON, ¢ FOR EASTPORT, CALAIS, ST, GELS hive ST. J Steamer HU : RESS, Capt. T. G. Jewett ugers will leave ton yng taut A at 104 A. M.in ‘orrsmouth, from which ‘eyed by the well known steamer Hunt train for Boston, and St, Andrews, $6 50 Meals extra.) i many in- md AMUSEMENTS. == = a GARDEN, TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS !! The Gorgeous Comic Pantomime of se un tile NIGHT OWL, In. whiel whole e of the RAVEL FAMILY a COMPANY te brought ‘ints action %e ‘iahthy eee kt crowded Saloons, with EN’ USIASTIC EFAS FON, THIRD NIGHT OF THREE-VACED FKENCHMAN, MONDAY EV) ING, Avguat 15 performances eom- menee exactly at 8 with vr D OVERTURE, which, ‘THREE-FACED FRENCHMAN. Raphael Beaour, Gabriel Ravel Moos. Gobinard Jerome Ravel ¢ ‘Antoine Ravel i i pe altos ae Refresh ‘w weiantite o Alter which, 10th time, will be produeed a magnificent Comic MAZULME, OR THE NIGHT OWL! 3 Mazuln he Night Owl, Chevalier Bariano, Quarter of an hot vel M'me Jerome Mille Doutreville ‘To couctude with a view tf the Maguifcent Palace of vetudle with 9 slew of the Magnificent Palace o poor Peasant, ught The whole to. co THE PROMENADE MUSICALE. O7 ‘The proprietor respeet{ully istorms the. ‘public, that in compliance with the wishes of numercus visitors, this much admired part of the entertainments, will be given after the per- formances in the Saloon are o Acting Manager, Mr. Chippendale, Musical Leader and Director, Mr & Woolf. Tickets—50 cents Doars open at seven o'clock, at eight. Futertainments to commence THAM THEATRE. 1F™ The public is respectfully informed thet this ever fa- yorite place of entertainment will re-open for the season, on Mond ht next, August loth. During the recess it will un- hh renova render it the most e1 he Tiers are as follows ier—American Battles and Victories, achieved at so printed by P. Grain, sen. avd J, R. Smith, ad Tier The Likenesses of the Presidents of the United ‘The designs on ry American Achievements on Land, paint added, a, beautiful ACT between " The Constitu- ‘a New Curtain, e been painted by P. Grain, sen, unde .ction the decorations will take place. designs will be en) ‘ofiwh whose immediate aud Gtr August— Fare 1: JACOB BE: Richard Yates,witl leave the pierfoot of Gouv#me: tke Sf pnst 2, Roosevelt at 34 paat 3 lock—Retu 1 Harlem at half-past five. lew York a fine l the vari Island Fan ION TO THE SEA SANDY HOOK— , The substantial mer NAPOLE ptain Peacock, on Sunday next, Au- Mth, will Ie ve place as follows :—Amos st. Sanal 8 1-2, P 9 14, Pier No. 1 North River ght 00 sea bass and 1000 pansies on Wednesday and great success may be expected this tr Those who have never witne ure of asea por- poise will find this a good opportn Captain Peacock is ith his harpoons. All kinds of Refreshments at the Bar. cost, Bait RP POL—to sail on the 15th instant—the . British Barjwe COUNTESS OF ARRAN Captain O'Bryen, 1c w loading at pier 13 E R., will positively be despatched as above, wind and weather per- mitting. For balance of freight or passage, having excellent accom- modations for Cabin, Second Cabin and Steerage, passen- wera, all of which will be taken at the lowest rates, ap- ply on board, or to aul32tr JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South street. FOR LIVERPOOL—Regular Packet of 13h. of August.—The well known fast sailing pocket ship VIRGINIAN.” Captain Allen, will sail positively on the Ith of August, it being hee regul ‘This ship has superior a Passengers, who will ve taken on motlerate Por further particulars, please apply on board, foot ef Maiden Jane, or 10 f GLOVER & McMURRAY, 100 Pine street, corner South FOR LIVERPOOL—Packet of 19th Ai guar The Bader ‘well known. packet ship NEW YORK, ule da lay. for cabm, second ow moda: Capt. Cropper willsail punctually as above, her re- ‘and has very conv comfortable accommo- sive age passengers, Which y application be made on W.& J.T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck slip, comet of South street. ORLEANS—First Backet—Only re- Ket of 20th Angust—The well known Jar packet ship L VILLE, Capt sail ncnetually on Saturday, Angust 201 the above port cannot odations for ¢ “abin, second eal ns witl be taken atthe lowest board, or to rngers, fitted ™p in, Persons rbout to embark for the above on, the number be- For passige, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall W:k5.'T. TAPSCOTT, 58 South st., or corr ALABAMA, sail on th ‘The well known packet shj will succeed the Louigvil FOR LONDON=Res ke gust—The first cl packet ship WEST: MINSTER, Capt, Moore, will sail as above, being 2 cabin and should make rior accommodations for c sscngers, persons intending to application on board, or to the ne GLOVER & MeMURRAY, 109 cor PASSAGE FOR LONDON— t x The splendid fast fast sailing packet ship WEST: MINSTER, Captain Moores will sail Hunetually on Saturday, Aq 20, her regular day, nd has ‘splendid accommo- dations for exbin,’ second steerage passengers, Who taken at low, rates,early anplication be made ou Board, W.& ST. SOT T , 43 Peck sl or 52 South st. corner Jone: he Drafts for any amount, payable on demand without discount in all the principal towns of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, can at all tintes be had on application as above. ‘OR NEW ORLEANS—Positively first and only egular Packet—Louisiana and New York Line— LOUISVILLE, very, fast sailing packet ship Hur Ther easge on board; having a large portion of will sai ag abo bors oot or freizhe or passage, having superior furny dations, apply on boa Be Greta whorl Gok of Wall stor Great care will be taken to have the goods by thie line cor 1 a. haute N ‘Woodruff, who will le aul3r ed accommo- or to ‘Agents in New Orleans, Hallin promptly forward all goods to their PASSAGE FOR N ORLEANS—Holmes's Peet Packet—The splendi sail er, Wil nown packet ship ALABAMA, Ci sail positively as above, her regnier ey, .. bin, second cabin,and ‘accommodations for ca easage, earl jon should be Having splendi names agrees, for passage, early \. OF to roe Ath, W.& J.T. TAPSCOTT, autor 43 Peck Stip. FOR SALE, FREIGHT, on HARTER—The 7 “coppered, and, copper fastened Bib cre icewenaapii eacome acr 11 tous 50. of live oak, lo ift in 1828 by Messrs. Bergh’ it in 'y ‘She cust, and cedar for a Havre packet. ¥ ‘anted to Sell or Exchange fa The subscriber, wishing to quit the retail business, wants co sell or exchange his store for a small farm, froin 15 to 49 acres, near water or road communication, not over thirty s from this cit he store consists of a bean'ifal stock of, cut and plain glass Girandoles, Astral and Hall Lamps of every description. For a person having the same, or Wishing to enter into a. very profitable businuss, th affords an opportunity seldom offered, as the store is situate in one of the best parts of the city, and the goods can be remov- ed, ifdesired. Rent custom, and stock ve “Ic will be exchang city. ply at the store, 35 John street, or at AIM aE Ne stone BTOUVENEL, Gane Cutter, 29 Gold street, New York. _‘The reason of selling is mannfacturing. aT 3t 'LEMEN, at one of the pleaj rat has a very extensive runof saleable. fora farm, or lot in lower part of this fe imation tn this eity, with pure country air. ‘The rooms are clean and comfortable and hand- somely furnished. Apply at 107 ‘Third Avenue. ‘The stag pass every 15 minutes, ano 2w ICE TO WAGON BUILDERS—The sud scriber, Proprietor of New, York Tattersalls make liberal advances in Cash, on all New nt to hise stablishment for sate. t NO’ ragons set B Iders in the country can rely apon having every attention ly to paid to thetr orders. For farther particalars, et terms, &e. ay Lost ¢ corner ¢ ‘arren a it street, a Yellow Setter Dog, with sicel gollar and brass Ce faghge iia to 3 |. WESTLAKE collar—answers t) the name Rake. Heturn him t0. JAMES WOOD, comer. of Warren and West st. ani a0* ENGLISH MAL NOTICE Leiter bags for Liverpool OTIC Steamer Columbia et Royal Mi from Boston, "will clone at amndin’s Exoress si ngn Letter Office, 9 Wall street, on Aonday, August Lith, at '4 to.5 o'clock, Ps Nl. ant3 t15th r HARNDEN & CO. ; lars Reward will be paid $25 Peed certian Sik ied ty too covtiyon et a i iT fr the Court Yard of Is deeniete of The anterstenedion the night ofthe ith twtant, the dwelling of the undersigne: Rdeae Te MOSES MAYNARD.*Jr. 41 Union Place. ANOTHER MATCH RACE CHALLENGE ACCEPT. ED.—Dorlon not satisfied with the last race which took place at Castle hoa Aagut > has geen Soa ‘ 4 oat and the’ same. distebee fiom Po AE A and ‘it will come off this ment is existing be- ected. anal Ite bse: Z id matic parautie, Machine, for ral ht or quant , from mines, 01 water Ww is Stracuamn's and the sionplicity of the Machine sive Treen, advantage over any other now jn wae ‘aud Im*r SMT Povantae, 29 Pine st. PARLOR BOOK— The an rs have a few ol rst Volume of the Boston Miscellany, elegantly bound, con 2aplendid stvel engravivgs, % pages of popular nacre, ens from January to July ral ve—the whole 4 ing one of the mosi dex interesting Books that can om ACABBURY, SODEN & CO.1 anti Ger . dea When oe BG PANISH DOUBLOONS Vialiiontee aes ee i oe TERS B Some Danes ayes inel andr = wi wt Os oe nlm AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDENS CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STRFET, opposite St. Paul’s Church. . T. BARNUM, MANAGER, INCREASED NOVELTIES !! WONDER OF CREATION. For One Week Only—Day ers admitted in the Evening Flattered tablishment ‘ree. the immense patronage bestowed upon this es- iacemning public, and being determined to REAL MERMAID ! ‘during the past week at Concert Hall, in Broad- w where hundreds of Naturalists and other scientific gentle- men beheld it with real wonder and amusement, and publicly expressed their conviction of the existence of ‘this wonderful creature. No Ww tra charge for Admission to the Museum inchell, the come drollenst, in eight charact sy Girl can be privately consulted—La Petite Cele: salie, Balloon Ascensions, Albino Lady, ancy Glass Blow- ine and 500,000 curiositie: # Day performances, Admittance to the whe and Saturday, . children half pi gust, and pledges himself at that time to show the public one of the most magnificent and refined places of amusement to. be found in the United States. G. H. HILL, r ICAN THEATRE, Walnut street Philadelphia— ing into engage ‘ for the ensuing season, will nese adress their commnicatse (fost paid to THARLOTTE. J. CUSHMAN, or Saw E. A. MARSHALL, Lessee, a asieiniesbantesnvete “SEA MONSTER ; ON: R; THR GREATEST NATURAL. CURIOSITY. IN Tecate proprietor of this immense specimen begs lenve to announce tothe piblic, that he has for E tion, at the Bowery Amphitheatre, the Sen Devil, which was captured on the 26th Api the Harbor of’ Charleston, 5.C., after a desperate struggle with 26 men, in 7 Boat Th this mouster feels conti feep was born after her capture, will also be ex |. ‘They may be visited by both sexes, as they are not at It offensive, and every effort will be made’ to render the ex hibition agreeable and satisfactory. dvi7 mee picTURES FROM SPAIN.—Christ aisputing with the Doctors, a chef deuvre by Spagnioletto ; * The raising of it ercino; and a grand afterpiece, re painted by Turba: eth: with other fine pictures, are now open for Exhibition at the Apollo Rooms, 410 Broadway. Also, a collection of Ancient Spanish Armour and Arms, amongst which is the sword of the renowned ABDIL, ‘The last Moorish King of Grenada. Open from 8 o’clock till dusk—Admitiance 25 cents. A few fine copies from the Old Masters, fo cheap. STILL FURTHER PROOFS OF the efficaey of Dr. Moffat’s Life Medicines in curing Lt ver Complaints, Dyspeys Fever and Ague, ‘The following letter from Dr. Caleb Carpenter speaks for it- self, and is therefore submitted without farther remark :— Busou, July ist, 1842. Doct W. B. Morrat— re la regular bred physician, admitted and licensed, and have like the rest of my professional brethren, been prejudiced in favor of regular practice, so very peculiar to the physicians of the present day; but having been an eye witness of the cur ing of several inveterate diseases by the Life Pills and Phenix Bitters, in my own famity and in my practice, I am constrained t recomme them to the of every family, as a whole some, easy and powerfal medicine—easy, as they: produce no Eripnig, a is common for eatharticswhotesome, ast is purely ta Yeyetable—powerful, as it may. be seen by ¢ common observer hat it in a powerful manner eleanges the blood from all imputic ties, which is necessary in every disease. And I would also re- commend the Life, Pills and Phenix Bitters to every ‘unprejie diced physician, as Tam confident that after a thorough ku ledge of the medicine, physicians will use it without prejudice. Under my prescription I have watnessed the cure of one liver complaint, two of fever and ague. my wife of a severe cough, one child of worms, Fre op 8 too numerous to be mentione: who have been benefite medicine. Thave so ae an esteem for the medicine that] ask you to send me a hundred dollar box as soen as practicable. Yours with respect, (Signed) CALEB CARPENTER, Physician and Burzcon, Michigan. For sale by_r. W.B. MOFFAT, 375 Broadway, and. by his avents in the city and country. 3y12 Imis*e HE NEW YORK COLLEGE OF "MEDICINE PHARMACY. H4s ‘met with the most unprecedented success since unprineipl ing strength gor ¢ r allege. ‘The following preparations have already obtained a celebricy wn- paralelled in the annals of medicine. TH TONIC MIXTURE. ie UNRIVALLTED A certain cure for all forms of dyspepsia, low spirits, loss of tie Iamsitade, cutaneous cruptions, gentral debility. tre- Piporition to consumption, ‘and all coniplyint.areing fmm 9 disarrangement of the nervious system, It may be al with great success in cases of fever and ague, and Tentative te yellow fever. , Sold in bottlesael and ARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE. For the cure of all cases ofa delicate disease, or for pains the bones, eruptions, sore throat, or any other distressing symp- tome," orodueed. by am injndiciows wwe OF mercury, OF By aackery. Sold in bottles at $1 and $2 each, amackery: BE ANODYNE, LINIMENT. ; For the cure of rheumatic pains, culic, bruises, sprams, spi- nalidisense, nervous headache, pains inthe joints, and smme- diage and permanent reliet guaranteed. Bold m ottles, 75 cts each, HE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE, mteed to eure gonorrhea, Feet and all macopurulent di bottles at 1 as a pre- each. harges from the urethra. Sol 50 cents AMERICAN ANTIBILOUS CATHARTIC PILL, For the cure of all derangements of the liver, purifying the lood, exciting the whole alimentary canal to leealthy action, nd giving new vigor to the vital powers, This medicine is atirely super eeding the drastic Durgatites of the nostrum enders. . FEMALE, RESTORATIVE PILL. Bor thacare of howe cabonlaints peculiar to the {sinale sex, rve ction 0 female wae oe retail dbeeetions Gnd cotiioanes touse, end sold ia - i, ite 5 bores at $1, Sse" ee EY COOPER'S PILL. For the enteofcatanec eruptions. gont, chronic theuma- ALING, jams aad to, leaprave tbe, ‘ Mist, an te PAPILLARY POWDER, ’ of sore ial excoriations of For the cure of nipples, and superfie the akin. Sold in closely stort phials at 0 cents each, ‘The iabove preparations may also be had of the following subeagens in this eigy— |W. t, 644 Broadway. ir, BE. M. Guion, 127 Bowery, ir, King, street. bias Le it. \. 1 Ful street, ricira offer ot the College for er ~ CLUB BOAT WAVE — in several closely contested races, built ny Crolius can be seen at CROLIUS'S, 400 Water st. aut cod r R inst received by the suibseribers, and is now offered to ub) pr. (emt Pork, at 97 Nassan FOR SALE. ¢ the best manner=in first OIL! OF! OIL TOIL !! Sa Gal tan ha It, Br. Newwmal 132 Che By order, wr ¥ OWS. RICHARDSON, Agent EBRATED six-oared Race Boxt WAVE, sicto- 4d model, and ij ‘ind will be sold complete, et the low peice of 6135— EFINED LAM? OIL. —A now arvice is neither emit: oil for all pr 1 Bed : tis smoke nor forming a crust a nd Hot al pleasant but an economics a tel sy puree : »" : - NOTICE =i ERBERT ATK for many : Limneh, ‘annow N octd it i om Mondey wext, the ith inet a most Heels road ‘at which time and place he will Hamano recesve his ries and entertain them in the good old iK NO’ t FAPER—0 600 sheets Baa gee ‘arson manufacture, & Very supe:ior " b 8, nd fr sale by PERSSE wk 1 “POR TUG fF ite HESE farfamed rated Pills, from . are, men onthe last cofumis be eateted