The New York Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1842, Page 3

ig PHALON, 214 BROADWAY.—There is not a eater ornament to the person, or one better calculated to jow to advantage the expressionjof the features, than a bod head of hair. The discovery of how seon the loss of is most valuable auxiliary to personal beauty may be re- laeed, has been arecent triumph of art, and to no one are je indebted for its achievement so much as to Phalon, hose wonderful improvements in this branch, and his ex- jsordinary imitations of nature, have won for him the ap- fobation of the public and the award of several premiums Jom the American Institute. I ited to be with- it @ competitor, PI us ultra of the art, } mination when on the head disco veea them and the real hair. Each hair is iz P 1 the ease with which they are mad © head, formed as they are on anotomical principles, has }ver been arrived at but by this distinguished artist. OG" THE GREATEST MAN LIVING.”—Dr. Chas. Crary, of Macon, Ga., says Sherman's Lozenges are ithuut exception the medicine in use, He cures badache, a ul palpitation in a few minutes, and coughs in few hor re they are indicated the lozenges ope- ite like acharm. Physicians are generally adopting hese popular medicines in their practice, because its ope- ition is increased, while its nauseousness is entirely ob- ated. Dr. Sherman's warehouse is at 106 Nassau street, 1e door above Ann. GG’ NEW YORK, AUGUST 13, 1512.—Gents:—Ihad ven for a long time severely afflicted with a severe hugh, accompanied with pain in the breast, also difficult -eathing,and a severe pain in my head. I wasattended by t, Gairy, of Plennington, New Jersey, who pronounced ¥ disease one of the worst cases of consumption, and said at I was beyond the reach of medicine. I was subsequent- } attended by aphysician from the Centre st. Dispensary, ho made but one or two calls and stated that my case was ) bad there was no use repeating his visits. I also ied various kinds of medicine,yet to no avail, until I made se of the Horehound Candy made by you, when after use- ig but a small quantity I was so much better as to be able } do light house work, and the pains in my head and side fave also left, and I can breathe with perfect ease. I still -utinue to use the candy, and consider myself in a fair way recovery, Iam yours, respectfully, JANE MAYER, 133 Elm street. ‘To Mcssrs. Pease & Son, 45 Division street. RH“UMATISM! RHEUMATISM! !—Here is hother.—Thi® certifies that Jast apeing Twas attacked ith{a Rheumatic affection in my legs and hips, which pon any change of weather, almost laid me on my back, ad was a source of continual trouble to me, when seeing In advertisement of Dr. Henry’ Vegeta le Rheumatic lyrup, I bought a single bottle, which has perfectly cured ie, and I am able now to stand all kinds of weather and posure, without being the lk affected —Wm. H. ite, 85 6th Avenue, New York, August 7 1542. Call ‘at the oftice and we will show you many more cer: ficates, and some of them from persons who have had the rorat forms of Rheumatism, for five, ten, and fifteen years bgether—with about forty names and residences of per- pns perfectly cured, and all within the last seven weeks. ‘The only office for the sale of Dr. Henry’s Rheumatic yrup is No. 286 Bowery, corner of Houston street. (G@- THE MERMAID—GREAT EXCITEMENT.— Wherever we wentyesterday, the Mermaid was the chief ppic ofconversation. It has been secured for exhibition his week at the American Museum, where it can be seen ithout any extra charge, although we understand the hanager pays one thousand dollars for the privilege of ex- ibiting it for one week. This monster of the might eep is by no meansa beauty, but it is the queerest speci- jren of creation we ever saw ; and we shall be surprised if less than forty thousand persons see it at the museum thi veek—at all events, it will take a regular army to raii loney enough to repay the manager for the enormous fam be pays for the brief possession of this monster. Marine Pavilion, Rockaway, 3d August, 1842. (G@ FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS it this dekightful watering place, by addressing the sub- criber at McCoun & Clark’s, 53 Wall street. a3 10t HIRAM CRANSTON. U. 8. Suir Nonrn Canourna, July 25, 1819. (ig- THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL, how in session on board this ship, here'yy order all the vitnesses in the cases to be investigated, and the accused, ‘o be punctual in their attendance, daily, at 10 o'clock: Sunday's excepted. AA boat will bein wailing at the Ba ery bri past -daily. 4 CH. H. WINDER, Judge Advocate. Herald Bulletin of News. The Herald Bulletin of News is kept at the north-west borner of Fulton and Nassan streets. On the arrival of the morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. M.—and also of the pvening mails, at four o'clock, P. M., the latest intelligence from all parts of the world, may be’ found on the Herald Bulletin Board, atthis corner. Let every wayfarer stop pnd read. Advertisements of all kinds taken at the office. Herald General Printing Office. ‘The General Printing Office, capable of doing all sorts af printing, such as books, pamphlets, bills, cards of all Hescriptions, is now open at the Herald Buildings, entrance ‘rom Nassau street—Joseph Elliott, Printer. ‘The New York Lancet, A few copies of the first volume of this work, lnandsomely bound, may now be had at the publication tice. —Price $2. City Despatch Post, 46 Witt Street. Pain L Orrice.—Letters deposited before haif-past 8, hulf-past 12, and half past 3 o’clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. Braxcu Orrices.—Letters deposited before 7, 11, and 2 o'clock, will besent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent. MONEY MARKET, Sunday, August 14—6 P, M. The committee of the board of brokers appointed to de- liver a public opinion om the conduct of Messrs. Boor- maan, Johnston & Co., will probably report in a few day ‘There 1s a strong feeling among mercantile men, which, probably, will also end in an expression of public opinion, to save the honor ef the city from the discredit thrown upon it. It is in vain for commercial men to affect to ’ rown down repudiation at the west, by refusing to trust people coming from a repudiating State. Those persons may well answer, that although positive dishonor has not yet overtaken the public securities of the City and State of New York, yet they cannot stand on a very secure foundation after repudiation for legal quibbles has reached the grade of her first merchants, lawyers, and bank presi- dents. It is true, that none of the firm of Boorman, Johnston & Co. are Americans, but they should be made toconform to the usages of the community in which they live. When Mr, Biddle, some years since, statedfin one of his famous letters, “ that the only reason which made the New York Banks continue specie payments, was that the law was imperative upon them,” we looked upon it as the sneer of a disappointed financier, from whose grasp the prey had escaped. ‘The late decision of Mr. Newbold, however, goes too far to prove that Mr. Biddle‘was right ; that honor, integrity, or sound psinciple, had less to do with the matter than the behests of the law. When the auctioneers and jobbers held a meeting at the City Hotel on the 26th October, 1939, with John Haggerty, Esq. in the chair, to request the banks to suspend, extend their discounts, and take safety fund money at par, the Bank of America made answer that “they would do all they can to relieve the merchants, but must continue te pay specie.” We hoped that the obligatiento pay arose from a moral senso of duty, but now it appears it was only a le. gal obligation. Mr. Newbold, and his direction, Johnston and others, stood looking over the barrier interposed by the law between their bank and dishonor, with longing eyes, into fields of insolvency and depreciated paper, where these jobbers were alluring them to come. They eagerly examined the law, but found, it too strong,and they dare not venture. Boorman, Johnston & Co. assisted by Mr. Smith of New Castle, Kentucky, have found a flaw through which they can creep out of their engagements, and yet keep under the shadow of the Jaw. When Mr. Boorman is applied (o fulfil a claim, just in equity, he with trembling hand, and a true Shylock chuckle, ex claims “it is not in the law,” “I cannot find it in the statute.” He proclaims to the world that he will do no- thing without “ the Jaw,” and in this he is backed by the Bank of America. Dealers coming to New York are, therefore, to understand, that they must do their business with a half dozen lawyers at their backs. Woe be to the Juckless wight, in whose contract a legal flaw may be dis. covered by the retained council of “ hi igh minded” mer- chants, and their principals. All this is to be counte- nanced by thecommunity. Time was when a map, whe obtained money of his neighbor at the market price of the day on his obligation, and then went forward and put ina plea of usury to avoid paying it, it was thought not quite the thing—indeed, a little dishonorable, and in fact some rigid moralists might say it was no better than picking pockets, yet in perfect accordance with the law. Here- after, however, no disgrace is to attach to any transaction that keeps within the pale of the statute. The conse- quence of such progress in morality, is a fruitful matter of reflection for the business community. In these days of repudiation and bankruptey, we take —“ pleasure in stating that the money for the interest jue first September on the bonds of this State, held in London, was promptly remitted by the Great Western on the llth ult. Thedebt of Georgia due abroad is about $760,000, ‘The following are the returns of the New Orleans banks to the Ist ini Banks or New Ontrans. Banks. Bank of Louisiana, nal and Bauking Co. Carroliton RCS Bank: ine Com July. uly. ep. 218,041 56 39,996 596,931 240,657, 38,400 2h iiss 102,069 533,780 1,922,083 2,413,140 ton—5 J R & F.C Mahler=5J H Al Bourry d'Ivernois & coi J 2 M Oppenheim & comt CV KC Lachaise & Fauch ard & S Typed F Specie, fasts | GREAT TEMPERANCE MERTING.—The Washing 9,962 ~ a ato’ Fine Singing may be expected from the Lad jo: wey No. 19, Me, Brower, Ms Merny Mie Bisciag! arnett. Blumt—9 kegs gol kus J C Howe & Commereial Bank, : WANTED— ¥ a respectable nonrst industrious These aggregates, by comparison, give the following com Berri & K fdo wine E H La- randy J Caswell—30 annetto GB Morewood & co—32 hf hh pps brandy 96 bbls wine 100 ¢s do 25 cases p served sardines to ME HERALD. To Ship Masters. We shall esteem it a favor, if ca; here, will give to Commodore W. A. 4 report of the shipping left at the part a ing table of the prices of the broken bank notes on the Ist of June, Ist of July, and 30th of July, will show that the credit of the broken concerns has not Price’ $250, ; No other volume extant can give of what h Reliusictn erect’ 101 what the traveller himself will MARITI cinele and the printed page. ptains of vessels arriving jassett, of our news fleet, whence they sailed, the a list of their work of M thor more Patriot. val. We wall reei To Correspondents Abvou correspondents: Total decrease, ‘This table gives pretty accurately the progress of dis. credit. The aggregate circulation outstanding has de- crease? from June Ist, to July 30, as appears by this table, 1,086,247 or 33} percent, yet the discount on the bills has increased to the same extent. This simple fact speaks vo- lumes for the wretched condition of thejassets of the banks, there being but little or no demand for the bills to pay bank debts, even at 50 per cent discount. Ifthe bank debt- ors will not or cannot avail themselves of such an advan tage, how can the banks expect to collect those assets in a specie currency ? A detailed statement of the assets of the Bank of Orleanshas been published, the results of whioh are as follows ;— Assets as they appeared on the books of the Bank the day it was closed, amount to— ine intelligence they ean Drmation of any kind, from any one re Siding at hoine or abroad, will be thankful ty Boston wtl ground, but the with Alneri velty. Ve dies whom he enc + 9:10] Moon seers + + 750, HIGH w Thompson, from Liverpool, i from Havre, July 4, het ship Albans’ Wore fe he che ye Watson, fro to Wm. Whitlock, Jr, 7 from New Or lat 4430, lon 47, saw three islands of wvre, June 27, with 2th ult. lat 43 20, lon 39, ohn e mtwerp, 30 da ath inst. uch'Shoal of Nantucket, sa ; 4 off Sous Shyal of Nantucket, saw a ship showing Sl conia, Barstow, from jana, William Wo! Ir chant’s Maga: readi.g publ Left Rio de Ja- | American in its character and spi comed by all but those whose absurdities it exposes, or whose say, And'that the liabilities on the same date withere ft wrt > Standard. i to 8. Broom &C ship Marseilles, from Mart 32, spoke whale bark Richard’ Heury, Suow from Fayal «nd # months Jat 37 16, Lon 36 30, spoke Eng o for Rotterdam, ' 22d, lat 39 37, wind being light, g ed it to be part ef the promenads nd caulked with cotton. ique for Bordeaux; "12th, lat 35, of Mattapoisett, Leaving a nominal surplus of dollars, , with 200 bbls Since closing the institution, $43,960 86 has been collect- edonthebillsof the bank, which reduces the li correspondingly, bringing them down to 245,117 2-100 dol- lars, and there is a further sum of $6,659 32 for payments made in current funds, for the credit of the liquidation ac- w, piece of wreck: the boat out and ex: and passed it suc and possessed of keen satirical powers; an American at hearts thore isa Freshness of style, au easy” stmnilanity of manner, and astern iad as welll as to . passed a large ist abo windward of ws, stand wi of the New York packets; at 6, sev had in our hands 54 ‘These assets of $923,014 consist of 695,822 bills and notes, had in our hands 39 one half past due, 44,000 Gas and Carrollton Bank stocks, $100,000 real estate, $2,260 specie, and the balance sundry The circulation now outstanding is $206,324.— ‘This bank is in as good condition as perhaps most of those suspended, all of which will go into liquidation before December, leaving only the Bank of Louisiana and the h rge islands of ice, Provineetown, with 7 x eat quantities of ice to U obli Com. Adv. _ at 14 30 200 Broad wa: on. rk, Frost, (of Providence) from Liverpool, Ju 2500 sacks salt to master—20t steerage pass : packet ship Stephen Whitney, Thompson, Bark Natchez, Snow, (of Branswick, Me.) from Bordeaux, ine, &e to master. spoke brig Melberfore, her with provisions; Salus, out 8 weeks, w bergs on the Banks—ex) the whole passage. ‘The business of New Orleans must, therefore, be done almost exclusively in specie, She cannot, as other cities have done before, derive a circulation from the banks of surrounding States, because there are none whose stand- ing will not be destroyed by the specie movement of the crops at New Orleans. ‘The demand for specie for that quarter will, therefore, probably be great, when the new erops shall have come fairly forward, The start once given, and the whole machinery of trade will again be in motion on a firm basis, without a National Bank, and in spite of those theoretical gentlemen who are determined to have no property but that which may be granted through the all-powerful edicts of a board of di over agreat National borowing machine called a National bank,“great regulator,” “supplyerofa uniform currency,” or any other cant name signifying anything but the real functions of the concern, which isto borrow the labor, the wealth and the proceeds of the industry of the work- ing classes, and lend to “gentlemen of high standing,” po- liticians and financiers, in whose opinion national pros- perity consists in supporting the few at the expense of the by thename of Fenn ; STATES CITY DESPA 40 40, lon 30) by er, made way with himself by jumpi the stern port at night. Hamburg bark Was 1 k on, Kruger, 42 days from Bordeaux, with mdse, to Sch S " Vth uit. lat 54, lon 25, packet ship Stephen Whitney, Thompson, from Liver | thw charge of the Department, and will be received for rapid deli- very at the hours ine ici ian brie, Amelia, Lavero, 60 days from Bristol, Eng. in a Lowe: Post Offices, will be deposited im enem from Havre, with passengers. utes a request is made that they be sent by the Post. si Bs Also, I ship aud | brig unknown, Marine Correspondence. Orrice or THE Ruope isLanper, port, Aug, 13, 1842. ‘ew Bedford; 13th, Taran- idence for Thomaston; Adams, do for Bangor, James Lanphier, NYork for Providence. parts of the eu Arr 1ath, Eagle, York Ri . ano, P.R., July 23, 1812. Frankfort, Me. to ‘oodstock, Baker, of Sa- N, port—Millinoket, Hi vannah, for New York, 10 General Record. Packet snip Vinainian, for Liverpoo 12 o'clock. Her letter bags close at Gilpin’ free stamp affixed to ther premared for that Farnese, Corn Crops and Trade. give below what further intelligence we have re- ceived of the crops : New Hamrsuine.—The Keene Sentinel says, that much of the fine crop of rye in that vicinity, it is feared, has been injured by the continued rains. Canapa.—The crops throughout all that part of the Wheat is rapidly falling be- ean average crop. Hay is Suir Avpenanon.—The following memorandi ‘ed up on the be Ch Ship Aldebaron, Drew, 45 d: Jat 99 54, lon 7030, June 1, 1912—after a long spell of calms; 8S W Mercer, J Cook—George Dunbar Ist officer, Atkins 2d Uo. country are most promisin he scythe, and wi nearly all saved, and in fine condition. They have been visited by a severe hail storm jaine, At Kennebunk not less than 3000 panes of glass were broken in the dwelling houses, ke. Vegeta- bles in the gardens destroyed, and some half dozen barns and other buildin We now add a few items from afew markets :— e 12th inst. the new crop was begin- does not command over 83 cents; and that is given rather grudgingly by the buyers. ‘The mill- erg are not willing to bi payable by the party to whom ‘they are addre v Spoke polas Biddle, 8days from Savannah for Liverpool, July 27, 50, low 53 45, ork, 14 days from NOrleans for Havre, Jaly for Bath from St Thomas, Aug 10, lat 41, on 6 At Rochester, o Lafayette, from Guadaloupe for Bangor, Aug 10, off Nan- ning to come in. ™ ne ax, Aug 2—Asr Clyde, NYork. Sid ad, Acadia, (s) 6 Are Gem, Cuba Royal Bride, Dunde Cork; Marys, Lond | Mont REAL, Ans o—Ast Anu Maria, Limerick. Cld 10th, land, Ohio, on the 10th inst. were ; 347 barrels flour, and 692 bushels rn. The prices of the best descriptions of wheat were well supporte1, commanding readil: sale at $2 cts ; but inferior sorts were les have been made at 76 cents. The sales of flour were in sueh small lots that we omit but little disposition to take hold freely until the price drops to $4, or near it. ‘The daily receipts of new flour at Buffalo began on the and although the aggregate of each is light, and the desire to operate but indifferent, we must take this commencement of thef fall trade. week in August, the amountof western produce re- ceived at this port was light, yet fully equal to the de. w cargoes of new wheat had been received, the grain was not of such aquality as tocommand any thing more than the or ‘The last sales were made at 85 cents aggregate ,of new flour received there thus far was quite small” The first invoice was taken at $5,25, but the market could not sustain itself at anything over $5. Of course ordinary common brands, although ins Tl 6,913 bushels wheat, 80 cents, and one 88 sought after and 1=In port, Gen Pinckne a? eS York, do: Mart. July 22—In port, Gazelle, for Salem, lg; United States Port: Bangor, Aug 10—Art Peruvian, Wilming! Ja, (new, 220 tons) Belfast. Pourtann, Aug Arr Rapid, Caracoa, $ld Cuba, Rio de ) NC; Venezue- Liverpool; Gwinn Evans. but the majority of ‘neon, Alexandria; Prospect Tempersuce Beneficial Society, will hold ‘his (Monday) Eveniag, at their Hall, under the t Church, ix Elizabeth street, near Walker street, Hy. Mr. Walke Carnighau of W. of Ire- ity. The public ere respectfu’ Franers K. Brown, S¢ uation as Farm ¥ Porter. The b Please ir pestof city and coun y at 99 WORK. IN Just pubis American in Egypt, with Rambles through Arabia Pe- the Holy Land, duting the years 1999 aud '40—by James with nuinerous steel engravings, etchings and de- y Johuson, &e. One handsome gvo volume, 610 pages. practical and’ pla i eet. Other Dn paper, an ley has but one’ stor rother Jonatha yt that have yet appeared, this y far the most attractive, ‘The ai aphie and amusing r to the American jecount to give Of their journe aversation, Mr, Co Of all the volumes on Mr. Cooley's is vas given th We predict, withont hesitat cedented sal 7 so much the plan of his work from bh and added so many new facts, together with per. . fe res, that his volume has all the interest of novel- It overtlows with wit, satire and je natured is his satire, uhject must be amused by all its keeuuess, have not for many aday been so much amust tructed, as i 1 of this remarkable work, never Tead from the pen of an American traveller Fresh, gravhic, gr kinal, racy , and exe ¢ book of Mr Cooley.— to risk our opinion will command a sale equal at Stephens’ Trave!s in Central America Hunt's Mer= ‘¢ recommend this book, without any hesitation, to the prcanising them no little pleasure tn ies exawe —Boston Transcript. initia will certainly be the book of the seeson Will be hearsily wele Itte really rions and interesting books rance for some Courier §& Enquirer, rest it fer exre volume of Oriental ver reail.—Boston Dailp Mail. 1 of this work has afforded us high gratification — hyn News. ‘The author scems to have struck out an ssfully, imbued with a rely new path Yeln of hum or lence in his writin it Brookly Ie is ove of the most amu e ti hich cannot fail to please le ‘taining hook: we predict for ita N.Y. Heralt ently readable, and w hearty bursts of laughter. Me. Cooley’ 0k is jous to it for sundry D. APPLETON & CO. Pablishe UNITED STATES CITY DESPATCH POST § FICE, NEW YORK—The Post Mati desirous that all City ommeonly ‘of Penny Letters, shou h dered that’ a UNITED TCH POST should be established i ith a view, therefore, to put me into itemediate operation, the Post Master of this city made an arrangement with Mr, ALexaxper M. Gi ‘or of the City Despatch Post, by which he discon iy n° Hinwes the samme and ‘surrenders: the property, boxes aud ar ra The Post M: this Department, An addith been employed to. carry the of Letiers receive xiven, thatall Letters place Hong, together with all the City ments now in use by him to the ‘Post Otfice Department aster has secured the services of eYMOU Lumber ity Letters, Is. oy Lett p ast Office, will bi id by the ) he e ‘ost Office or in the Branch: under th ed below. ies renting Boxes at the Upper and eretofore. nm ity Despatch STATIONS. 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City Despatch {Posts will extend to Second st. wr JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, Poxt Master, Twen ty aul3 1 range still below t! bling down headlong. We expec: At Cinciunati it is already ainly can be transported there at an ex- pense so as to bring it within the range marked. Cora stands firm at 35 cents, at which 1000 bushels were taken ontheSth. Oats are nominally worth 20 cents a bushel, but will probably be at 15 before the close of navigation. at Springfield, lil, brings only 25c to 30c. per bushel. ‘At Alton, itis selling at 45c. for specie, and mark. At every point flour is’ tum- t \ssustay Philadelphia; Copy, N Houses Honk, Ang 2—Passed b VEAUe Hiv, Aug 10-Sld M?Douald, Halifax; Excel, New Aug 12-Arr € okomok, NYork; Tecumseh, Juno, Portsmouth, Al ieuna, Rondou 13—Arr Due d’Orleans, Le; the Schuylkill, Hen Betsey & Jane, StJoh in US brig standin, fe. Cld Katherine Jackson, Rot jadies; Wankineo, Hae mroLK, Aug i0—Arr Sidney, Arecibo, in as many week: per bbl, and it ¢ hia. J, Aurora, from St ‘Thomas the Rubicon, with e vings. ‘This little work was w and published by Dr. Gregory in. 1139. second edi arlotte Aun, Ph tions; and in Toe suitable explanatory remarks. The ci Minerva, Wilminy PHi.apecenia, Au At Baltimore, on the 13th, flour went down to $4 94 a | yigiitAPBLr, all Fi $5, and wheat to 90c to 100c. had begun to make its pppearance in that market pretty subject not only theoretically tent is here guived in the selec the respective circum: plan shows tote re common cases, with the best me New flour and new wheat All this has affected this market, and down rapidly. Flour is at $5,25 and w There is new wheat in market.but we know not the price. New rye has sold for 63 cents. There is no corn here. Canal oats are worth 31a 32 cents. Sales of oats have been made at 26 cents, lower than has been known in this eity ries are going soon be lower. Propriate ire PR—t1st inst. ex; eens ves, Gloucester. F Dr. frequently applied to unde Thomaston for Rik I Marion, Boston Megs ions like these tell to what point prices will go 60 miles to the tained other damage. Roads, Geo Stevens, from Havres, a bark and brig unknown: came in from sea to-day and went up the bay &—Arr Sea Bird, St Thomas; Re- F Them, do. Cli Albion, 8t Do- ton, Aug 1—Cid Nauvoo, Boston, we Wanderer, Boston. Sid Newark, jo. Aug 5—Cld Persian, 5 hington, Corunna and a mi Jand, Campeachy. Arr Oconee, N Yor nhawa, Boston. HE MEMBaRS OF COLUMBIAN FIRE E Alors. (ourner o€ Creepwigh aart Ls Mor, (corner 0 supply’ of refreshments furnished to them at the fire on Sunday evening August Ich. By order of Comp Foreign Markets. Nacvano, (P.R.) July 33, 1842.—We are now without faves and sugar shooks, with xress Kory has heen suce making th Dr. G. headings, so much want v mand $45 a $50 per M ‘or the former, and the latter $2 still command $32 per M, paya: cyprus and cedar shingles $6 a $8 per cash. W. P. boards w ed, preserved, $4 50 per 100 Ibs ; mac- -b1; mess pork, $19 a $20 do; butte 17}; rice, 5} a 6: per Ib, 10’ and 1 $20; sperm candles, 50, long 6’s. Our island produce is per Ib; molasses, 6a 3 all kerel, No.3, $9 ing over 100 valuable many new and origin plenty and dull—Sugars, 2} a 2} 6}; rum, no price or purchasers. Exchange—Bills on U.8., no demand; Spanis loons, $17}; Patriot do, $164; bills on St. Thom: r cent premitt q to Mr. Win A ight street) for the liberal LOGAN, Secretary pro On the 1th inst. Wat. C. native of Ger- six years a resident of this ci- oi OURTSHIP the grave, to proj was, and for the last sixt; Gaide-Book for marvi ny 0 tmost importance to the human race. By Eugine Beck Tile friends and acquaintances are re his faneral, this afternoon at 4 o'clock, from his nce, 41 Warren st. On the evening of the i3th inst. Miss Hawxan Lyox, aged 70 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family brethren geverally, are invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon at 6 o'clock, from her late residence, 8 Weeb aw: ctfully invited M. 1 " Among the things duly considered in this work axe matters | peor, Eraised over aquart of maiter in twenty-four hours, rais- of serions importance to 4 married persons- y—The Art of Beauty and shig—The dauger of solitary practices, aud how the be removed—The ¢ for eradicating from the system ¥ passion—Offapring, ine loose, feet and legs swelled, and to ¢ sant mi to receive some bens arrige—Persons who, ough ‘icious season for wedlock, Se, after vvy ing his utmost «hill jowery, 92 Nassau, ani the | 4 On the Lith inst. at Brooklyn, after a few days illness, Gronor Permax Scort, printer, aged fifty erly of Newcastle, England, and for many resident of this city His friends and acquaintances ar funeral, from his 19 Fulton and Fi reets, tl back stand near by. Orders from, the country JLLAND & GLOVER, New York fthe work, being sent to any part of th enclosing a dollar directed to | iieited, he'said, as I was tol ‘ did not live two hours, and I believe he thought L was then ay ing; he told me my langs wer ublish the above and d witha copy of Uy for tie frat time heard of the many wonderful cnres effected e use of the Carminantia. as the restora F, iia yon whom my usencouragement. Having 1 Passengers Arrived. thought 1 could. try. it, 38.19. han or Balsamic Bl Havne—Packet ship Albany: Lewis Ganabl, AL, Herrman ‘Andrew Harris, France; § hell atmily ond return, with © fren steps tay a good; could eat Before taking. this iv d i a HWamroa=Ship Li on U H Leroy, New York: Woreign Importation, » Albany—i4 pkgs Underwood, Teterel & B joullys—1 Malhurin 8 “4 oiscean & Rasch—-3 G Derjenair son—6 Lannay, Suydam meat my reridenee, and will endeavor to give ample satisfac tion should 1 2A F Ott Mon: Babal—ownsend, $1 ies, Christ & o9. impion & Linde a n Gera a touet & Crotheze—1 orat & Co—1 Bow &''Thompson—2_L B mat Lallan—i0 J 11 Faber—68 Brustloin, ce—2% Benkard & Huttoa—10 HDi W Van Seht & cot LS od Phat c To Dr. H.C. Tr ublic he wishes to mention ty. or wo charge—Prices varying from 5 to 2) | Solty Stn Mitt te etre to Dr. Lepnig & co—10 © Kavser—1 J L Farish ing Paper of all si HS 4 APER WAREITOUS! ing Paper of all kinds an andware and Cloth Pape ambmann—3 Warbarg & ‘SUL & Thompson—t 12 Tiffany, Young 2¥ H Meyer—25 T Desait—1 iley & Hischen=1 CH Hoyer—4 Benkard & Hur, , itd Feder Werehome, ‘erris—1 H De. 61 Liberty street, MEDICAL AID ALE those in need of medical aid of a should without fail obtain a copy of deseri book weitten In 1811 he published a jon, with many valuable rovements and eras has been still more Improved and enlarged. ‘The engravings are beautifully doue,and are accompanied with thor is How in extensive y practice at 31 Mott street, nearly posite the stone church. is havinw been eonst« wed om! past, enables hi ractically correct. The p a af remedies according What other symptoms may and do frequently happen, with ape i ment atl remedjes, to be adopted tn case these md symptoms should occur. The price of the book is filty f the ordi ‘es this oppor gory t ummatances still left, wh Such cases as this pegaently ry a je rematas of the comph y fF this fact as well as. the nm a, notwithstanding the syn It ; fe fal toa degree hitherto unheard of. In assertion, it may lead some to ‘ask, why should f to do ish readily that which others have faile: had Uh advantage of a dom enjoyed g ti heat havi “brought to his aid a re besides this he has a greater variety st patment of stricture than is to jection, embracing 20 different species, and 1 . including all’ the en on: The book may also be had at the drug stores of the Messrs. AUCTION SALES. _ PN een On a eae ____ AMUSEMENTS, NIBLO’S GARDEN. TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS 11 The Gorgeous Comie Pantomime of THE NIGHT OWL, he whole force of COMPANY is brought \ nek of the above a streets, will be mence exactly A GRAND 0+ Extensive Sale of Dry G othing, faney and pledged Rayhael Beanjour, Mons. Gobinard, , cassimeres aud vestings 8, L truly valuable ship chronometer, mn DAY, in the sate ‘room: extensive sale of valuable house! At 10% o'clock is. hold furniture of TUESDAY At 1036 o'elock, at the Cireassish Slave, a on of private families is inv Bollinger champ , duchor brand, just landed, supe- m mported Priucipe Segars, 10,000 Cuba do, 12,000 andy, sherry and Madeira wines in demijohnsof five cl Elegant Furniture, Pianos, TE (> The public is v t at the anetion room, edi ry, Fixtures, & contents of a family’ drug store." Sale jo Li egant in the United PETER Ly el t i e No. MONDA Marshal's Sale—At 12 o’eloc the comer of Broad and tte of an i i 'o these splendid designs will be added, OP, the engagement berweea er BER, will To commence at 8 o'clock having excellent accom y and Steerage, passes at the lowest rites, ap- all of which will be HIN HERDMAN, 61 South str (FOR LIVERPOL—Fint Re Packet Ship NEW YORK, Captai ied ti which he will passed." For passage, Bi which will be att Bellamy | Robert, B.—Passage from Great Britain and Trels nas usual be secured by auy rafts furnished for any amount, payable the . by applying as above, LIVERPOOL — Sitively sail as above, having accommodations une ply on board, atOrleans VEN Bombardment of the By the French Fleet under Admiral Baudi wharf, foot of Wall street LLINS & CO. 56 South street, 100. HERIDAN, Cartan A. Depeyster, of 1000 ucceed the SIDDONS, and sail 25th 8 e ‘Together with {the new and beaut Price of passage §| ‘The packet ship 8 Cross of Malta opposite St. Pai dations, apply on ‘of Wall st. or to S$ & CO. 56 South st. goods by this line cor For One Week On Great care will be taken to have the in New Orleans, Hullin & Wi ‘oodraff, who will auls r FOR LIVERPOOL—Packet of 19th A d known’ packet ship NE . Cropper willsail punctually as above, her re- ‘has very convenient ahd comfortable accommo- F cabin, second eabiu and stee rage 11 be taken at the lowest rates if early application be made on W.& J.T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Pes comer of S OR OLD L 'S-—-The o ist—The new 9 Y regular Packet of ly on Monday, the ‘abin, second cabin, Si as known to’ be aneqnalled by any other eee EW 1 A country, will find it to their of the subscribe his favorite packet for their er berths are now engaged, refined places of ami foot of Beekinan street, Ta din RICAN THEATR es and gentlemen desirous of entering into enzace- ments with this rstablisnment for the ensuing season, Will wleasc address their communications {post wid) to ri OTaE S E. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. ERTUKE, Alter which, ‘ACED FRENCHMAN, A Giabriel Ravel Ravel | Mime Feriu of au hour's intermission will, be allowed tor Refresh ments in the Grand Saloo: After which, 10th time, MAZULME, OR Mazulme, the Nigi Chevalier Bariano, be produced a inagnificent Conic called iE NIGHT OWL ' Mr W. ir Weils Jerome Ravel Gabriel Ravel atoine wel Mons Dauvergue M’me Jerome Ravel M'll i le por omen forms the. public, that in s Visitors, thls much I be given after the per- erand Director, Mr & wooit, dD os open at seven o’elock, Entertainments to commence CHATHAM TH formed: that this ever fa- “open for the season on During the recess it will un- ch as will vender it the most e ot sof the Presidents of the United ny J ious American Achievements on Land, paint beautiful ACT he Constitu- JOHN JON Mr Burton | John Jones, Mr J. H. Hall Mrs Jacks Mr Burton, J. Hall Smith Mis Jackson Miss Somers. itr FIREWORKS. ENT jath, 1942. ity of Vera Cruz, which was greet- Glory » For further description, see ite N MUSEUM AND GARDENS R OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET, M, MANAGER, NOVELTIES !! OF CREATION . Day Visiters admitted in the Evening # patronage bestowed upon this es- ning public, and. being -d 3 in securmy every attainable novelty, the 9 aunounce that he has, ements with th mis 3 1L MERMAID ! ibibited during the past week at Concert Hall, in Broad- dreds of Naturalists and other scientific gentle- th real wonder and amusement, and p iy expressed their conviction of the existence of this wonderful Maseum ht characte: “etite Celeste, Mis ady, Fancy Glass Blow- nesday and Satarday, at 4 o’clock.— ents, children hy One Uae BS) public one of ment to be GH Philadelj }. CUSHMAN, or MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION. NSTER ; SEA DEVIL. AL CURIOSITY, IN this ble conveyanceher accommodations far cabin, se- rage passengers, ave fitted 0 . Persons about to embark port should not fail to make early application, the number be- cond cabin and st comfortable man ‘or passage, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, footof Wall T. TAPSCOTT, 52 So s joave fo auiounce to the pnblic, that he has for Ext atthe Bowery Amphitheatze, the 8 i u gpytaced on the ea Devil ine Packt of of the goth Awe the curious and the scientific wil WES’ I sail as above, being ton of the mighty deep which was born. aiter her capt d by both sexes, as they are not at effort will be made’ to render the ex Having superior accommodations fur cabin, 2d “eahi persons intending to embark sl immense specimen y r of C ts, will also be ex jy17 mee ‘oc to the subscribers, MeMURRAY, 100 P SAGE FOR NeW ORLEA immediate application on board, achef denvre by 8} a‘tius specimen of Resurrection of Christ,” painted by Tarbarat ielures, are now open for Exhibi to 5 and 9 gran fers, {oF passage, early app W.& J.T. TAPSCOT, The last Moorish Kun FOR NEW ORLEANS—With ux of afterpicce, togeth’- jon at the Hection of Ancient Spanish Armour and Arms, amongst which is the sword of the renowned quick despatch— The elegant well kr QUEEN VIC. reabin, second cabs has superior accommodatio aye peasengers, which ly application is made on bo 2031 OFFICE, NEW YORK, Aagusr 1th, 161—CO- y ER—Letter bags for Li im Boston on the sth Au close at the upper nad lower Post Offices on has {Phe overland postage of ingle ‘ete it if tL ter SSOHN-LORIMER ¢ OARDING FOR GENTLEMEN, stermer Columbia, disareangerent of the nervions. system. with great success in cases of fever Fentatite te veliow fever. Soll THE PARISIAN ALTERAT For the cure of all cases of a delicate diseas», or Sept helng kind and. gent the sadd e, combined with great speed, : ted a mile in harness iu 2m. 42 seconde--is every way desiraple ny WNSEND. & scuD Wi ague. and asa roadhorse. Ay Cash, on all New Light sal WEHE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE, juarsnteed to are gonorrhaa, gleet, and all mucopurulent harges from the urethra. Sold in bottles at ‘cents and Teach, TAH AMERICAN ANTIBILOUS CATHART ‘or the. etire of all derangemer lood, exeiting the whole nd giving new vigor (0 Uy o ‘or farthe ticulars, as to ty or farther par ki of the liver, purifying canal to wealthy action, Falton street and Broadway, corner Chambers street, ispensary, 18d Bowery, corner of Spring ota drug store—it is a With seperate rooms for ¢ home during the whole of cf Deering (Ciocumbent wi oe benefit from the ‘dias it were from the verge of lad tidings to aM suffering aa 1 ypearance, so near death and be faith, as inysell. Tn the fall of However lucredible it may ay for none could be, to all to the enjoyment of, TI was taken with « cough chest, left side and d blood at sundry tin pain throagh i my bowels Yecess yond alder, regular heetic aud night swear Kreat di t Oa my arrival, my fami ¥ former physician; his opinion being sc would not be surprised if ty much gone. We then ful his appearance recovery, I Nised in my tate from the use of vhe medi I then comancuced taking we above medicine, and received great benefit from the first Je; alter taking four or five bottles, T was enabled to walk ppetite hecame thing ‘my appetite craved; jA_not keep auy thing on my now weigh nearly my every person afflicted as T vast beef or 3 he same remedy. my mind but there will be & onre effect- I will be very happy to reerive all those that wiil call on M4 hi no rove satiefactory- ours, With respect, JULIUS ©, SMITH, 21 Bedford st. , 132 Greenwich lane, ‘cor. 13th #1. opposite the oth avenue, N. ¥. vand Stuie of Sow York, ‘Smith, of the said tit the facts ag state duly, fenton e commu: yep, are. tri we ‘engraved on the collar to JAMES WOOD, comer of with Jonx D. WesttaKe the name Rake. Warren end West For the cure of tho and to restore aud ongans, with full direetio ‘erpoo from Boston, will close at Harnden’s street, on Aonday, Au t 15th, at 4 to 5 orelock, f ats REWARD.—T went f two Balsam of ‘hi Piped Sit M, Ghion, 127 Bowery, 7 Hudson street. same place. which will come off th afternoon, att o’eh A mag 1 ton pal office of the Colle t. CLUB BOA FOR SALE. RATED six-oared Race Boat WAVE, vi contested races, built by ION PREVEN HOSE who wish to know sho Dr. Heine, of New York, is Heine buc Sdlomon Heine is authorized to practice w of attendance Ul you are satisfied churces for neither med torious in several closely on the most approved model, and in the best mannerin first HI he sold complete, at the low price of $12— J8'S,400 Water st. auld end: OIL!OIL!! FINED LAMP OIL, —A_ new and splendid ariicle te ust received by the subscribers, and is vow offered to the ic at a reduzed price, dann odor aud neither emit: y no ather Kind, and being free fram odor aud neither emit. you, uo matter what your d GAZO PN HE subscriber is, prepare Pneumatic Hydrauli height or quantity, from of vacuum ; and the advantage Over any 0} ARLOR BOOK—Tie rate order, and wil can be seen at C OIL! it plcaxant but Hotel proprietors depot im the city, and where suit purchasers, is st SA Y ‘are particularly *°St Datontoo, 22 Pine st. M, sold ty any ats MANOS & BROTHER. ants 2mey ; ul place tie will b iends and entertain them in the CO. 127 Nosoan st.) ‘and 10 Sehool stB manufacture, 1 ver ©. SMITH. JU Sworn before me, the 2ixt day of July, 1912, Mo SM YE. MORWIS, Com. of Deeds. THILOONS, Eng " artiele, inst SSE & BROO! COLLECTIONS on all parts of the United States, made ,on 1 the most favorable SE SVLVESTER, 20 Wal actor and_'30 Broadway, 200 hhds prime New Orleans Sugars, in store an JG. S forsale infots to sult purchasers by wait t 1K. COLLINS & CO. 5 South st, KT UGUES| Bint sotend fumed and. elebr ESTPHALIA Hf, About 300 Westphalia Very superior qual i @: HULLE, Fe HE NEW YORK COL LEGE OF MEDICINE CY, BLISHEO FOR THE 1ON OF QUACKERY, ‘AS met with the most unprecedented success stuce its com Ineueement, particalarly from the unfortanat: ty Who are now TLL, the This mediei is iitirely super ceding the drastic purgatives of the nostrum ESTORATIVE PILL. ints peculiar to the female sex, ‘the regular action of the female d cautions as louse, and sold in each. : "OOPER’S PILL. For the cure of cutanedus erations, gout tism, and to. improve tl THE PAPILLARY HEAL! Forthe cure of sore nipples, and superfic in closely stopt phials at 50 cents each. y also be had of the following chronie theama- SO KAWDER, et, Brooklyn, ‘ork, at 97 Nassau JARDSON, Acent WAVE ‘volins Hiamey. sar pass purposes. Grocers ‘oper 61 Liberty street. LE PILLS. ted Pills, from Portugal, aro, country. . Bee mt 7 ¥e a a unotNe ‘of Nassau and oo ‘am ere