The New York Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1842, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD Vol, VIIL.—No, 225 --- Whole No. 3076. NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 16, 1842. REGULAR PACKETS. _ RAILROADS. & STEAMBOATS. ‘OCULIS TS. NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKET: To ailfrom New York op the ta! as sot Liverpool on Ete 13th ot Ne Ship SIDDONS, Captain E- Blip SHERIDAN. Captain Ship GARRICK, cases ip ROSCIUS, Captain J CK, Captain Wi m. Mantas GA € Fee oe ance on Cobb: ian Octobee, Re SHERIDAN, captain FA. Depeyster, 13th Novem's rae ahips are all Of the first class, upwards of 1000 tons, built re wack with such) improvements a8 combi ne ers. Every care Mapes ike ‘arrangement, of thelt sccommodctions paggege bones is $100, for which “tole stores W a ips are com rience’ Sete achected manen ee eae aaee captains of owners of the shipe will be respensi- My fieany tt eS sent by them, unless re- wart hereafter £9 arsed, and their peeu- fog construction them security not possessed by any other Day Femeca of wa. COLEING BEB ss South st., New York, or to & JAS. ‘BROWN 'CO., Live Latiars by the packats Will be charged. 1a)4 cous por et; 50 cents per ounce, ‘and newspapers 1 cent each. ~~ NEW YORK AND HAVRE PACKETS. (SBCOND LINE.) 2 = of this va S sea had Yor ‘on the Istand as fc h Havre on the 16th of eac! Nou York, Se pen wee. The new shi ei: Ist 1 re Ast nom 16th Ist November ( 16th ember Ist April 16th May Ist August 16th September Ist Deccem’rg 16th January sae (os A, ist May 16th Ji wrest ue Septemb’r ae esoben: rick Hewitt, fanuary ‘ebruary New ae it ae 16th July Re Zeroter 16h November. Uist ‘ebruary ¢ 16ta March J.B. Pell, Se deetotieen pS are not surpassed, com- bining all that my price of ca- negnired: tie Somsiert. Ties Passengers in passage $i ‘ejrupiied with every re Wesel acetates foeme vetorta wilt be forwarded: subeeribery, free ffm aly other apemses actually it eurred on them. For freight J Fi LOUISIANA ARDS BOLD SR HINCKEN, 2 Town: Bai nw YORK LIN ANE: OF PACKETS. t isentended to denmcch a hp Cum this port on the It th, Yoh, ‘oth, 20th, amd Sait fisr eine reealactiaee will be srerieten vee ing tniader of tke year, whereby great delays apoiied fer te mu be prove’ rented in the i eene months. The following "shup FAZOG in Cornell. Blip OCONBE, Captain Jacl on. sue MAST vat i, n Hum Bhp 8 AKSPEARE, ¢ i Miner. Ship HUN a CE Captain Mumford Ship O in Leavitt. Sup NASH WILLE, in Dicki Ship MEMPHIS, Cinrain Knight pphie LOUIsA. Captain Mulfe ae shipa were all ile the city of New York, expres yfor packats, are of lij of water, order, ij red a1 it in splendid ‘ions passengers ae for comfort." ‘Phey are commanded rienced masters, who will make every exertien to give yaeral in they will at all times be towed up and mont yy steam! the ote aa captains of | ‘these ships will be responsi- ble Iry, bul par ease us stones, silver or plated ware, ings set by or put on board ol Sm ca a wih are take ot he mu for the same, and Oxleans, who will promptly forward all ae. the ships Tinea reraated all pont wine verted, dad green tare ithe ahaa vo Ware ly measured. OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. .. ect. seal i: arenes be HE. despate! the follo’ ry dey of sailing: ne talls manday, Seerih eutouthe moneet ing day. For New York. For Liverpool ‘The SOUTH AMERICA, "6 June or aly as Oct } Ry 9 Did. Bailey, 2Feb 1 Mar 19 The BNGLAND, June 19 Aug 7 Oct ot Dee 7 ‘BL. Waite. Qkeb io April 7 ‘The OXFORD; duly 7 Au tons, Nor 1 Dee 19 J.Hathbone, {March } April 19 "The EUROPE, July 19 Sept 7 10 LO Nov 19 Jan 7 RTH vee tow Ase ? Set Tn ‘ Lonber. Rail t May 19 wher. pril lay ‘Aug 19 Oc 7 nortan atin See 4 |. Cropper. Apri jane The CAMBRIDGE, PS Sept. " jan 1 ‘eb v Ay fay 1 June 19 ‘The ot Sent 19 on '8 Shed ty the ses ards. aa oe ARSHALL. 99 Burl jot yh “ae G BROTHERS & tg pooh. STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP AND NEW een VIA—SOUTHAMPTON. BELGIAN STEAMER B BRITISH (QUEEN, F. Evexnout, Commanver. of this well-known aay of. Steamship, have ern m Berd aa foiown: Agr Bui ew On “ih May, be Omri Mer, an Miata, On'ath Inne, 1ed mth 8¢ nea “ Piles. of podem inclnded, tg, Southam Antwens, $10 -Sisward’s fees, 42 She, ‘The meats wil be served on board, on of a continental hotel, in the best Spanner, and at fired and moderate prices, passengers pe only ‘ o SSO Pina CEE CAN shor) vittlienn hieo be ed if preferred, with Is and ste ward’s fees Petre for $2 Bis cents, exclusive of wines. ‘An experieniced Surgeon accompanies the ship. BREE oF vessnes SOE ae WALT dae 3 22 6m" 41 Beaver street. NEW . sbY RAILROAD AND TRANS. PORTATION COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWARK. rom Cou street, New Kork. . eS odour rs Leavy. Leave: ats AS AT M.A AM. Kris P.M. 9 “do. do. do. u * do. 10% do. NSUN} AYS. From os of Liberty street, Paha i Ree ngytn’ biny hy WN, WESTEIELD, AINFIELD BO} Hiker SOMERVILLE, Leaye New York. jeave Elizabeth Town. 9 ALM. A.M. 2% P.M. 8% A.M: 4 2 M, 44 P.M. 5. PM. ‘The tring ofthe Somerville Railroad Co. eouneet with these lines exch re is are requested to purchase tickets at the office. foot New san Py Elizabeth Town 25 . RAfw. OSES Lit SWICK. are between New York and New ee . tay in the. M. train fr Ne agi Po kaar 2 been Fe dtee bet be pooen re the 74. oo Ki = newich. a ‘und 7 tween Ne rn Branswick is On er Toker rota, Peete the oes, te anette ket are recent the con ductor ‘only '0 a. “FARI a ates via Wont GTON AND NEWPORT, com- rt nN ng nono runming in a. “Te AUREDTE, cia Cm ence Comstock. Ai va Wr Woolsey. from Pier No. 1, North Re eave tran fr daily, (Sundays ex River, Battery Place, at five wed wanna Ser gth ot Stonington, and miaday ior Stonington, Ne -s i day Fen nl pam NEPEAN TALAND ‘on yi Cn LR ‘oulagton, and for ont a jew al eect i COP ‘and proceed inn Tonelli tw + Eee pon sen wt the following mnch reduced heen ing fort ae B-—3 or es ® per Tton, mpd keen ta sci es | FREIGHT AND Fe a TO PITTs- a The proprietors of aahamn's Transp portation Line te Pitts- burg, give notice to the Mi Sprenegee of ‘ew York, and ali other cir to the West, that their line is uow in active operat igned’ to them (or sent to go in their tines) will be forwarded wrah despatch. enema oF shippers of goods, destined for he, Wester States, who have no agent or’ consi at, Pittsburg, will please’ consign their goods to William oe *Bingham, Fi wesburg, Tho. will attend ro sniping all such consiguments should be marked distinetl: eacn package B Nofxths LINE. ‘ aiden: or ates of freight, which are as Lom aa any ghar isco No, &, West street, onposite Pict No. 2, N. R. N. B. Passengers forwarded to Pi pobarg and Fousvile,every Refer to RoC RCo American Fur Co. 8. 7. Nicoll ulton street; Su; Boge Co: Wine juryee & Co, Newark. © me 3m RAIL ROAD—ALBANY AND SARATOGA. Tpralen: to Sarat Springs, -_ . hitenall and sind seeet an cape na and A pleasant ¢ onve Hat wo the rings Beil Row (cary at Alban Prine HOURS ‘OF DEPARTURE, From Albany, From Saratog | AtT o'clock, S, M "ag M. ches or Bageage Wagons, of shift- ieamboat to another, ou this route, al at Saratoga, will lad stage coaches in readiness to convey tem to Lake George and Whitehall on Lake Champlain; counecting with all the principal Northera and Eastern Stage route ‘A Stage (for the convenience of passengers who arrive the afternoon tram from Albany,) leaves Saratoga at 5 o’eloc! es at Whitehall in tme for the departure of the steamboat of same day, and brings eastern trav. ers Solintlend: Ve eotiy bo tea eventing ; There are Dagsaze wagons bang. On the arrival of the steamboats iad cars, to car~ he baggage of passengers direct to and from the depot and Steamboat atthe race of (ig cents per trunk or package, or 1234 cents for ordinary travelling baggave he departures for the west are ‘fixed for the season at 73 eee, M. and 7 oe THIN COSTIGAN, Superimendent. Albany, June 27th, 1812. je27 310 re adiness, at Al- RAILROAD NOTICE. MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE. 0 ssportation Com- eae Tate spatlitel: s wiskls Lice partes) New est and New York, which they iutend to ran perma: ent! Leaving New Brunswick at ae M. daily, aaa eM ew cepted) and the foot of Liber 1 New Yorke, at 2 Tealsra and mo.chauts the above line ia Very (8 sirable for the speedy and cacap conveyance of merchandise of every description, and more particularly to Drovers and Dealers in Live e Btock, who ean have 10 head of cattle convey ad between New, Brunswick and New York, the same day whenever ie yates [or the: trensportition, of cattle, horses, mutes, sheen, bogs, ic. and. ell ether Kinds of, merchandise'are low, never exceeding steamboat prices. Merchandise. sent by this line is not subject to any extra charge in crossing the North River. Company have fitted np a Brunswick, adjoining the m of merc! pen for the ise. reseengers pure! their tickets at the ticket offices, will receive ferry tickets gratis. Freight for rere. Elizabethtown, Rahway, West- field, Plaint a, Scotch PI Boundbrook and Somerville, is eravered by the above ee ind delivered the same ’ large storehouse at New ilroad Depot, which will always NEW, YORK, ALBANY, TROY AND. BUFFALO EXPRESS OFFICE, 2 Wall street, New York. a ied thei to and from New York, Albany, Troy and termediate places upon the route, leaving eacn evening (Sundays excepted) for the speedy and safe ation of specie, bank notes, valuable parcels, mackage and cases of goods, the collection and payment of bil drafts, acceptances, &c.. purchase andavle of goods duce by sample,and will attend promptly to such ot! Ha ta teaeas ony te sanerotiatctconre “Arrangements have been made with the steamboats upos. ine Hudson River and Railroad Companies west of Albany, for se: Pirate apartments and cars, thereby affording the greatest possi je dispatch with unusual safety and regular MEROY & CO. aud Tr STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Foot of Whitehall street. amers STATEN ISLANDER and SA\ Mo EM, All gonds are tonaiced ta be prtlefarlymarked ands axe_at the risk of the owners thereof. apa FOR ALBANY. jace every transport trend will leave and v4 hurd eee ‘and Albany, crery inday, Weanestay, and Friday afternoon 29 o'lock, tana fe each way whe, ft. of Hammond. see, Newburgh, Ponghbeernis Kingston Point, Cattskill For freight or apnly to the Capeain board, or to D. RANDOLPH MARTIN: No. a Westatrect, jyth Ime FOR EASTPORT, CALAIS, 8ST. AN- DREWS & ST. JOHNS.—Steamer HUNT- itieave' Botton every Fei, at 10% A. M, wi ave 6 Seed vi sat 4 the Cars of the Eastern allroad for Porrumsuth, Goer’ which Mace taoy will bascarenea vy thevwall know eacae) Tiese regs to the above placcs. qq hetming, the Huntress will Isave St; Johns every Tues. vat 7 A. M.and Eastport at 2 P. M. and arrive in Portsmouth oa Wednaelay in in time for the | olclock tain foe Boston. Fae: to Eastport, § Jalais and Ws, dre (Meals extra.) This route offers to persons seeking enjoyment, ducements—a country abounding in fine lakes anc it choice fishing ; also game of all kinds, with other attractions interesting to sportsmen, al 2m*r “EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY Tes 4 At seven o'clock, from the ‘steamboat pier between Court and Liberty streets. The steamboat SOULH A AMERICA, Capt. mi ikay seven otk shove pier Monday, ‘Wednesday, Amboat Te caer, Crp A. Bt. John, leaves eee shove per Tuesday, Ti and Saturday afternoou, at ° "iby Gbive Wath are'silv wit anda are furifished with elegant state rooms, and in every respectareu neurpassed among toe Hudson River steamers. pie ‘or passage or sine ‘¢° scHULTz, the wharf, or on board, Asihe of be odin will at all times arrive the first train of cars for the east $6 50 many in- the Aiba in 7 ini HEALTHY EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS OFF SANDY HOOK - —The fast and substastial steamer UTICA, - Hancox, will commence making daily excur: Monday, July 23th, and continue dnesday, ‘Thursday ‘and Sata: Foot of Hammond street at a amare? jenal sermet ot half past Pike street, I 1.N. R., faxed. Dignén and all ‘dinds ee will be hee the return the Utica will remain at Fort rd hall an hour. one Beents each way. ¢ UTICA will make 20, Afternoon Excursion around on Sunday, bee he day, Priday, and Sunday, leay. street at 1 i Tock—Canal ‘treet at 2—Pike street, | f past 2—I 10, 1, at 2% O'clock, P. M., and arriv: the ity at7 0’ Flock. ‘are 25 cents each way. jy252m tr OCEAN HOT Long Branch, Ramson, + ay Dock, ears mtown Dock Bank, Shrew leave’ New York from Fulton at 8 o’ ‘clock for Red fe ‘B0es to Eatowr lock. yi iy ape lavther notes, ti ther "Ail freight and baggage at the risk of the owners thereof Jane 21, 1842. KENNEBEC AND BOSTON. The new and splendid steamer J. W. RICH- MOND, Natheniel Kim! uf ote, will = Weare T=} north tem b hg iy h poston, Seer prety cond Friday evenine a7 poe for’ Cards snd Hallowell; and re'urnh wil fear Hallowell op Monds thd Thursdays at 2 P.M clanding exch way at Bath. ‘are from Bostoa to “happend $3 0 ves will readiness on ae hothle ” the pont a at Hal- eters ers to Augusta, Waterville, or, ee iiscee scaraltng Tor pleasure wil fod pk routes than this one to Quebec, as it Man beautiful scenery—the roads Si cena cuca well kept the distance 38 ma 310 ImFe lowe RPOOL—New Line—Reguia ‘The splendid packet ship B Cobb, o1 1009 tons, will po er regular day, Fortiightor sage, commodations unequalled for splendor ct evriort, 8p- ply ‘on board, at Grleane ans wharf, foot of Wall street, Or to Price of passage tome ed the SIDDONS, and aterm stor ships of this line COLLINS & CO. 56 Soutn street, ast fi HERIDAN, Cantu A. eeegrasr, ot ie ptember, her th i. ally ax ie lee Foc Tast sailing packet shin LOUISVILLE, oa a Ry 3 Waving . large portion of her cargo on board, pes, yo “4 ES having superior furnished accommo t Orleans wi foot of Wall st. or to GOLEINS 8°08. Be Month se be goods by thie lees noe Hallin .f tv oodruff, at eit Ww Orleans, ‘Agents in Ne promptly forward all Gar to area OLD LINE VER a Bes: Ship > SYR: an rf will despatched as =i eee erie we Ia hae aad HN TERBMAN, ot 61 Sout Ny B-—Pussage from Great Brhaly aut toland mie bite ool, can as ‘saual be secared by any of the line gh packe acces furnished for any amoun, payable throughout the “oare ‘ingdom, by applying as abor anid DOCTOR J. FRANCIS’ CELE! BRATED 0. 19 BARC! Astor He») ai intlammatoryc «ase of the eye, weakness of never fail in res ving any surgical op ration. 1 certify that Jacob Valentine, a youth of about ugh to my house last fall, pai? blind. — and states that he has been the patient of ose of age, was brow gulled . me toda Francis, wi Tagine his sight, y ‘Reetor of St. George's Church, Be to certify that two of my chik aned eyes fora length of time, ong Thi: di with nebalas, covering w without any good fa ey are now perfectly restored to sight by Dr. recovered. Francis’ celebrated pre, I was almost blind for ot twelve the skilful treatment of fectly good and stro Leertify to the above being » EYE WATER. T, within two doors of the Be are a perfect oma for all eieet meblacal doslongest seasdion. CERTIFICATES. “He treatment has been the means, under JAMES MILNOR, is od with ted W nost blind paretion, ANIEL 8. JONRE, 499 Pearl street. ‘ears, and in five weeks, under rancis, my sight is now per (RTHA BROWN, 177 Forsyth street true JEORGE BENEDICT, Pasto of the Stanton street Church. I was nearly blind for twe ay years with aeataract in each eye and from the use of Dr. Francis? wonderful preparation for Uist disease, my: eye TE We, the undersigned, cacy ot rancis? unhesitytingly recomm valuabl» remedies. ecovered. 41 Eldridge Tameef in scmthine for diseases of the eye, ein to the notice of the public, as ¢ HOW RS, JOUN: 3 end sy) Dunbar, Pastor of Me! cDecaal byt tread Cone, Pastor Sat Peck,’ Agent Jacob Brouner, Pastor of the ogre Andreade, Nume rome eveeaes can be seen at the ofan, , Franei Artificial Eyes i insert ad, Ww! soll only bi Y, Member ot the Royal College of Surgeons, London, New York Medical Society, has joined dence can be placed in his pro! Office hours from 9 A. of the Fi of the Ho atholie Priest of St. Peter's oem Ae, Abahy be ‘iunguidhed from Frisrds and the po business, Dr. Ge Roman " 1) Barclay hich ann him, every confi- ssional ee as an Oculist. +» until 6 P. M jy10 3m*e DISEASES wor THE EYE. DIOS: OPHTHALMIC SU Rel EON, No. TTEN THE THE NECESSARY OFERATIONS MiEREON: OFFICE HOU! Having comleted his studi Ocnlist, and been subs Diows; is enabled to fecting the oi C ans Permission is gi some ein most New Yo n Phe poor treat gravee in Bulton Stews ophueity DISEASES OF ndertake ¢ 27 BROADWAY, St. "Paul's Chareb. 'D ALL RS FROM 9 to 6 o’cLocK. of dyears wich DR. ELLIOTT, wequently engaged as his assistant, R. hie eansveat of Oil Seoes of ‘Terms mode rate and graduated to disease. to refer to his late instructor, and also to ut Professors of the Medical Faculty in ed urvtuitously aud Im*r “DISEASED EYES AND INFLAMMATION OF THE EYE-LIDS, Alte disease or weakness of the ¢; pnd eye-lids, can be quickly and sai ROM. Xf or inflammation of ly removed, by the use IAN EYE BALSAM, Mrs. Davis, No. 77 Essex creet, has been cured of inflamma- tien of the eye-lids and weak eyes, of years duration, by using only Miss been so much’ ‘itz Gerald, petcamen thelanslaarerealy been completely restored by this Hundreds have had failed, to light, where almost flammations, had exist ‘he ‘* Roman Eye private practice by the weakness orparual jure Testorer, ani full directions for wholesale and retail, by DAV! wp. roadway, comer Market st, N.Y. Hold also by A jy im his enisentfor by along exposure to a strong light, and i and should be used ig without ahy apparent disease. one jar of the xe Balsam, fo. 2 Market street, had for two ot three h weak and inflammed eyes, to read. Her eyes have after all other ‘means y its healing virtues, been restored total blinduess, caused by excessive in- ed for years. Balsam” has been a loog time used_ in most eminent oculists in this and fe: ign. and its astonishing efficacy in removing all dis- inflammation from the eye, has established for it a re- on far far beyond d the reach of any other preparaciot SIGHT, caused by fixed attention to loss of sight from mtaey or ol all who fi by i Brew Pin amall jas and |ANDS & COs ‘No. 7 Bai ‘and 100 Fulton street, and by Sands, Co., ay Broadway, coruer Chamber street. REMOVAL. PHILLIPS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH Is removed fom eT MY 7 Astor House. IN GENT LEMEN’S DRESS. Garments of a most Jegantand Fashw patie heind et a saving of (THE advertiser ms itannecessary t0, resort > the hack- tem of givi that the length of time he the extensive patronage best neyed per cent for cash. ‘alist of nominal prices, pres as been established, toxether Ww Sint" preve «suum he advantage of "8. PAILLAPS: 7 Astor House, Brondwey LOOK OUT. who makes me He steals irse steals trash, Buthe who filshes rom me of my good mame Robs me of that which not enrich: indeed.—[ Shakspeare. At, HIS ONLY TROY SHIRT DEPOT, Ro. 90 Chatham endeavor street, makes the abov. to filch from him his good name, fame, have more Positions are on the’ ine: ts before the public, wl cut off Spats wighes “* Marshall's only and it pee spall V's” mn nour Shire Depo ci wth: Cr Cini thant tree > MARSHAL! Troy Shirt Depot” is painted on ow rp. pessing to, tothe City Hall. A TATOGUE. fe quotation, because o} therefore, we shall ethers will ex imposters, S Make no. mistakes therefore. zing however, to see the = bout our store. No. ly bout 16 doors eg ie cor e of streets, and on the. in "gee the name om are correct. OF PRICES. Strong made Cotton Shirts, with linen bosoms, collars and wrist bands, warranted, at per dozen, $7—7 50—8—8 50—9—10— 10 50—11—12—12 40—15—16-—16 50—17—18—-20—21—22 50—24—25 2650-728. All Line Shirts iain Cotton Shins, iss 16r JOH. $3 5067-7 50 32 50—36—38. be Colored Shirts, per di Collars just received—| collars of every Sepeu re & dozen, Serpe Marall’s Byron Cottam, which have bern ¢b hight fe with our found at many ey principle ready male andjat the manufacturers, Depot, No. 9% Chath: ution dealers and others against the beer comganenee of seeing ticketed paces in The gut the city, am Troy Shire of late, me of the windo prices are to be seen cut of ourstore, wil the benelit of al. ription, 1000 “itheat er doz. $20—20 50—25—27 50— 5S W—6—7—8—9—10= 1). Ii bdaition (> our former large sxpeh. of jozen, all Linen. collars, at —87e—$i—1 25 —1 W—1 75—2—2 25 30 and 400, including our new style y approved ‘oma, can be Tinea peu stares through Ps (Cz ont am’ siveet, New York. We y mistakes that have plain and ruffle ‘ollect, no marked or ticketed low. But remember this. the }, will be circulated for reulars only may be seen in our “MISCELLANEOUS. “FRENCH, ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL’ ACADEMY. No, 7 Division-street, NN consequence of ‘th Pager pence, of the eatreaty of a number af parrons whose his instructions du Philosophy, &e. ‘The student of the Latin and Greek will, ina short time, be prepared to enter College. he French being the predominant branch, witl of course be spoken in the class of Au he session commences on the obtain admission any time parend¥ can send them. ‘The terms are moderate, as will be seen inthe. circulars. $X, Principal. N; BoThe Evening Schoo! ws open for young then only. yet pupils may it convenient to “ASPHALTUM AND MINERAL TAR. JOHN LOWITZ, 2 Wall-Street, HAs onstancly on ies parural As ‘altum Rock and Mine- Tar, which are used for the fol = Gardens and sidewatks. pachie yemanneee Floring of Buildings and Cellars, where the exclusion of moysture is requi Canals and Bridges. Piers, Wharts and Docks. Vaults. big aes Reservoirs, Sewers. seCenting on of om we tk, to prevent its omdation by airan Gosiong of timber ak, used og railroads, &e. ets, slat jing warel rig where _* exclusion of vermin i is re- quired. Bimeod*r JOR GABRIEL VERREN or WERREN, a Nauve of tland.—Any one who ha’ ever known or heard of idual, or of a person of a similar name, will es ate the fact one ike many other names, or ecome corrupted i i tates in the yea and he is sup- wid ko have resided in the State of Pennsylvania, and to have ied there ; butas no trace of him as yet has beet discovered, the information received by me upon the subject.is probably: incorrect, and I now tak means of making a general ine quiry throughout the U ateod STAIGER, Philadelphia, Pa, ECONOMY, ei eg AND GOOD THE undersigned has, st agreat expense, fitted up one of the ‘and most sjfeaitid Coffee and Eating Houses in New Work, in which ove hundred persons at Teest eau st down to an excellent and substantiakbreakfast, dinner, and Se tcuenmsiactio cxkenc eres celled either as regards quality or number of tel in, te United States, and varying in prices ge shulling and eighteen pence per dish, ‘The pui Mocka coffee and the very best teas, and served at ouly three other refreshiments in proportion. y ite, and every vinito wured of feeling in this estalih met quite, “at hom musiness is under the superinten- fact, every department of the by dence of competent areneerts whose sole care and attention are —— to the comfort and Conrenicnees x customers and 1 of the French and American Eati: use, Nos 64 and 66 Nassau st, between Jehn st ‘and Maiden Lane. P. $.—Open Sanda’ r breakfast, dinner and tea. j¢30 3mr IN PRESS.—Under the care of PROFESSOR WEBSTER of Harvard Univers —Cambridge m of LIESIG'S rk on Organic C istry in its appli is to Ph auholeey.” edited from the Rathore Masuscripes, im Gregory, are D., &e. ne’ Oiahe iy correct and ‘authorized edition will be that now printing at Cambridge, for this Sticon the autho itor ave not only supplied all the correct but ns and alt new and additi fer not contained in the Loadon ed ‘To the Cambridge e also be prefixed a biographical sketch of Prolqact Ltsbitg, an cnt atcount af fis omer works. kbs delay in the anpearance of the work here has been eaus- ed by the non- rrival of the last pages ; these have now been received, and the Work will be out in Persons desirons of obtaini will address the publishers, ashington street, Boston, Bustox, July 26, 1 SILK BANNERS, Be. ANNINGTON & © few days. the correct and perfect rex lesers. James Munroe and G: Ww Str 293 Broadway, near Read street, Grier of 10. oF O. Fes and thelt '¥ are how prepared to execute orders jauners in the most superior style for beauty, durability, and economy, having Silks made for the express oc: casion that will make the largest banners without disfiguring it with a seam. ¥ son Becitmens and Designs can be seen at their Establishment, roadway, or sent to any part of the Union. “Vorsoie design, and execution of works of the kind, we re- fer to the Getty’s Banner, N I, 0. o +» as also to Grecawich “o, Harmoi it, 35, , Perseverance, panies choo! Banness, and holas, New England, St George, Bt Aur wots, packet shit fentations oe ‘Beained Glass, painted ‘on muslin for church winsows,very close imitation of the real glass,at a ve Expense, or the fase obscured and painted in’ brill Yerv durable and cheap. ELEN ISCOVERY FOR L "AINT AD pe pRAY, FROM NAT waay sons 4 Hotel, a’ nu ARNING TO re ayer, Se. ventor has ‘received a pret from the French government. tidns of oil paintings are 0 perfect that no painter can imitate them without learning By this method, any artist or other person may few paar Te to pias with oil, water color, many new ‘and handsome _{aventions, 0 8 or. Th ingle lesson of Artiste wi vies ce till the 15th of next i, when he intends returning to Fiance. Specimens may be seen mine above address, jytl Im®e N AND FOREIGN OFFICE, and Agenry of the United States Patent Office, No. 22 State street, Boston. specifications and draw gn mmauoe god other papers, abd procering patents, i bere "tansac- ted with accuracy and despatch personal trouble, as ell as expenses of a journey to § Washington, a delay there, Attendance respe extensive library of books on patent laws, and works, &e,, enables him to afford evidence and opt suits at lew, for c., which would bedifficatc! in other respects for All models, &e., forward ed to the Patent in, free of ex oe, atv shia The fol of Patent Sin tents Eppy, Esq. T have to renew the assurance ef ie. high repeat I entertain of your maseey for pate: far as [Lave they have expressed themselves: Pou your services ; = Ee wo o yparsell c , the basiness of your far ed with this ‘department, evinces uel skill and great assiduity. ars yfeapecrtully 2, apply © DAVID GARDINER, Patent Office, No. 21° Pine street, New York. For all farther informati se of first payment, the Monday next, oF farheemorey ate age” se inst. at 303% eae their proportion. number, "Mar No. jo patronage asked of those Rua. SuROSeUL, { Assignees. wwho beat down. “i : jyl5 im*e _J2th August, 1812, aul? lw¥e LADIES, NOTICE Ee and a Gat ans Lc cad im eas causes them tly ont “Bye FASHIQNARLE MILLINERY GOODS—the. propre petbecold exchuaved Bane Store, ui Chatham street, they ean s ee of the olebratatt Carl be accommodsted with the, lavaleable article, ROG! GERS: ME- py i sale Se ener choice assortment of Milner TALIC emda HEEL BOOTS, warranted inevery ter Goods, for the suring trade, never as yet presented to the abr | ticular,and at the same price of the ordinary Boot. The Re'Sotres Seoeats je quality and cheapness of the articles | lowing are some of the many advantages the Elastle Heels assortment consists of the follow bh So have over every other kind :-— LEAN pfgebaeed SLE HAT, Dasha DrOvdeane, is od First—' elasticity adds greatly to the durability of the NS, as worn te HED SILK, EN’ RELY" 'N EW. AND ORIGINAL aly ise i i hb pare StF E—=Au ‘a Lawn Hats do do—An entire new style 0 agit i a make 3 sh in walking _ ane Jats hirdly—ahey ‘vent Boots from runuing down to the “MODINE CAPOTTES, ELSSLER * hurd m ? Fourthly—They enable the wearer to walk with much less figue, Parisian and English FANCY § STRAWS, of the finest tex | thiy—They do not cut or tear carpets as do iron or nailed : aver tu it Variety. Fie Wren ‘aese respectfully solicits the _laicn, to, fv ber with a thennselves, and examine her eles tock of Mil- baioee y yess ase elsewhere, ax it mm in price and a greatadvantage as he apa i faa ‘Side de, Modes, jy22Im*r roadway. IMPORTANT TO “THE PUBLIC. prloeey ‘205 Canal strvet- street, one door indson. | Also, a lara art hi ‘Cassi- estings, and Summer Goods, from whic! re made to order ia the best’ manner at ry jelo mer IRTS 8 hions. met fea order at the HIRTS der, after the meee approved French arments of all descriptions w fgjticment Parniahing ‘Store 67 and 69 Maiden lane, comer of William al im*r WILLIAM COLLINS. A CARD Paris, DBESS-MARI Ni ast wie ere her attention to their tervice, and may fa Cloaks, Habits, ed so perfect in style, to be excelled at any of, or that eptranted to her skill, shall be de rer’ TO THE LADIES. EST AGLISHM ENTS T ‘rma ‘customers. taal, the adizs re-cammenced the Dy busi- ed establishment, where she ‘wil le vote confidently assares = her with therr patronage, fit, and finish of workmanship, as aot the teeth approved establishments Broadway, and or ganch mare mm TRORPRERS 1 Hast Brom. N. B.—Masters, Misses and Childrens’ dresses made to order at the N) BENNETT 19 « porter and. im goods, respectfully 1 general, that he 4 t-; ‘Straws, ke. nt of ladies fashionable straw goods, which he secret fatten fustandy: Fase Y fealtan utiands, Fa tery fathioustie and beautifal article) fine Tuscanes Albert John and 111g William iets im- factarer of Italian and English Straw forms his customers and the public in hand a splendid and extensive assort- offers for Freneh -* Engli 4 briges, vit hell and Imperi soe ‘an entirely aew article, the White Siberian Mair Bonnet, v which forthe summer wear surpasses all the styles ne x antrod |, being extrernely lig fal, and will clean as well as a tascai. ht, durable, white and be ab COLLECTIONS con all parts of the United States, made on the most fav wid 5 “$05 Sh ; |. J. SYLVESTER, 22 Wall st. and 190 Broadway, “Bity—They can be worn with comfort by those having tender ‘As usual, constantly on hand all kinds of Boots at whelesale and retail, 8¢ manufacturer's drices, _ jy 12eo1m* Orrice or Jerre Company, August 1, 1942. have this da [HE Board of Directors of clared a semi-annual Dividend of seven per cent, payable to the atorkholders, or their legal representatives, on ‘and afer the 10th instant. ‘Transfer books closed from 6th to 9th instant inclusive. azetr GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary. N5.—The Subscribers will colle Weck Rote rls Accertances, Certifeates, of Deposites, Se. (th Neuss Co. from New York to Alban: upon of the tdllowing places, and rey” returns to any New York, in from sia to eight Utica, a, Syracuse, Sect Aubum, Bas Geneva, {Erasmus Corning, Thane W Si ating : Corner State and Mac sient tea i. jew Work & Acnany Rai Re joan Company, 2Pi lace, New York. Never is hereby given to the “stockholders of the New BK) and Albany Rail Road Company, that the President Directors have directed a call tor an instalment of five per o> a the Capital stock of the Company, payable on the fifth day of September next. 12, + of the Board, Aagust I, | aateep5'r 308. B BLOOMPIEEDY Secretary CORPORATION NOTICE—Public Notice ie hereby gi: en, that asale of froperty for umpai at Public Auction, ato ve City Hall of th on Wednesday, the it ay ‘of September o'clock, noon, and be continued ; « m day to day until the who le of said shall be sold,an | that the detailed statement of the md property tales! Uris published in the New Eran newsp per printes way shedin the g citar Ne tt ED A Comptroller's Office, May! 1942. Je lawtl 7 TW Attany, som of tap Fouater of the Pipemotian Bystess the of Preetice will, by particular request be at No. 313 Broome st. for a fow days, where he may be consulted by such patients ax ve City of New, “5 troll 4 pire c Com are afflicted with chronic disease, from which they can find no. ifthe of relicf from other sources, especially dyspeptics, four-fit eee he thinks may be cured under fifty years of age. aut Im*r Were ae ruled and plain ‘nd Cap Price Two Cents, Lexington, Ky. [Correspondence of the Hemld.] Lexineron, Ky., Aug. 5, 1842. The Elections in Kentucky—The Local Grounds of the Contest—Animal Magnetism—The Methodists— Reli gion—Henry Clay at Church, §¢. Dear Bennett :— In the absence of your Lexington correspondent, whose business has called him frem the city for a sherttime, Ihave undertaken the task of keeping the public intormed, as to the manner of doing up things in our neighborhood. Our election, which has just come off, was not canvassed upon any question of national polities,but the diversity of sentiment upon local questions, such as relief laws, &c., gave great animation to the con- test. Amongst the measures proposed for the relief of the country from its deplorable conditien, was the establishment of a Commonwealth Bank. This was one of the most prominent measures upon which Mr. Wendover, one of our most clear headed finan- ciers, rested his claimsto our votes; and for some days previous to the election, hissuccess was 80 evi- dent as to alarm our money lenders. They saw, in his success, the inevitable and speedy end of their olden harvest, and forthwith took the stump against fim and his bank. Rev. Dr. —, who, it isthought, never before dreamed of charging Jess than 10 per cent per annum for his money, intimated that in fu- ture his demands would be lowered to 5. Similar in- timations were made by Messrs. H——, B——, C——, and others; and so great was the influence of these gentlemen, or rather of their money, that Mr. Wendever was defeated. In religion, as well as in science, our progress is onward. Animal Magnetism is accomplishing won- ders in our city. A young stranger, who recently came amonggt us from parts unknown, and, who 18 piving leetures to our citizens almost every night, has explored this science so far as to be satisfied it was not wholly unknown in the days of the prophets. And Dr. C.. who is by no means an enthusiast, fan- cies that he sees, very distinctly, the traces of its footsteps in the miracles wrought in the days of the Apostles, The Clergymen are giving way to the force of its truth, and some_of them have succeeded in putting alarge portion of their congregations to sleepin thirty minutes. Brother ——, afew days since, had great difficulty in arousing his intime to be regularly dismissed. Our Methodist friends are doing well in their beau- tiful new church. Brothers C—— and » are engaged, with laudable zeal, in SBN ED et upa revival before the meeting of the annual con erence, which comes off in Lexington next month. My no- tice of the Methodist Church would be incomplete, were Ito omit a well merited castigation which they received at the hands of Mr Dearing the other day, on the subject of going in debt beyond their ability to pa’ pay Our Campbellite friends are always wide awake, and Spee Dually. make inroads upon the other churches, by robbing them of of a member—indeed they seem to be fighting alittle too much under the banner of king numbers. ‘heir ranks have been thrown into some little confusion by an aspersion cast by some one, upon the charactnr of one who it seems, is in the habit of walking in his sleep, and in one of] his excursions in the dark,got into th ne wrong box. Itis thoughthe may have been under the influence of Animal Magnetism. It was announced last week that the Rev. Alex. Campbell, was in the neighborhood, and would reach in Lextngton on Sabbath last. At an early our the College Chapel was crammed with ladies Shortly after the service commenced, the stir about the door indicatedt he arrival of some distinguished character. The aisle was at once cleared, and sign made to Mr. Campbell to stop, and presently Mr Clay walked in. Ashe approached the foot of the pulpit a scuffle commerced, in which the principal. members of the church took apart, forthe honor of givinghim a seat. The most pais hopes are entertained by the brethren, that he may yet be- come a member of theirchurch; and the day is anx- iously looked for, when they will have the pleasing ceremony to perform of giving him the hand of fel- lowship. The ‘Object of Mr. Campbell's visit -mongst us was to collect money for the support of a College he is building up. His stay was short, and his ehavior tothe pastors of our other churches was so concil tory that they looked ateach other as they passed in the streets like mischevious school boys who had just been reprieved from a whipping. Yours, & Sam Pater, Jr. 500 19 do fine superfine medium ‘blue and w site 20 do do de Alto, a large assortment of ices by 1 Bone Paper, for-sale gt very ph 8 a: y street. Hempstead. [Correspondence of the Herald.] Hemrsrrap, Aug. 10, 1842. Pleasures of Hempstead—Ladics’ Fair—Religion, Se. James Gorvon Bennett, Esq.— Dear Sm— Wishing to get rid of the noise and heat of the city, I wended my way to the Long Island Rail- road cars at Brooklyn, which conveyed me to this delightful village, a distance of 21 miles in about two hours, having passed through the young manu- facturing village of Eart New York, Jamaica, Brushville and Clowsville. Immense numbers of our citizens have resorted to various parts of Long Island this season ; and no where in the vicinity of New York can there be found a more pleasant place than this. Being situ- ated within a few miles of the ocean, the air is sa- lubrious, and at all times ten degrees colder than in “Gotham.” Daily parties are made up for fishing and hunting excursions in the bay, which abounds in game of every description. Int lis village, which contains about 1500 inhabitants, there are three churches and five public houses, the best of which is owned and occupied by Robert Anderson, and is decidedly the best hotel on the Island, as his numer- ous guests will testify. At this Hotel’ Sj fail balls are given every Thursday evening, which are at- tended by the elite of the place. Before quietly set- tling down in your magnificent, eatebliatinent in Fulton street, do make us a visit. I shall remain here until about 10th September, and will guarantee you such a reception, and such sport as you will ave cause to remember all the days of your life, which, for ‘pe own happiness and the best interest of society, | pray God may be extended until “ life shall paces to charm.” This day a Fair is being held at Anderson’s by the members of St. George’s opr or Church, the proceeds to be applied to the relief of the poor of the congregation, ‘The most active in ssn up this charitable affair is Mrs, G—n, the lady of an emi- nent lawyer in our city, whe is now absent in isses O-—k, and Kurope—! the fascinating Mrs. L—g and her amiable ‘sister from New Yor! Miss ‘T-——n, daughter of the historian of [sland. A spirit of Mew has fora long time pee ed between the Presb: | pee and Episcopal churches of this place, which has called forth all the elo- quence and power of the contending parties. There has been quite a flare up between one of the minis- tersof this place and his ty oe There being one of the most lovely women of this place concern- ed in the affair, | must retain the particulars for your private ear, or wait for further Coot yn oe which will probably occur, and which will be yerche. ‘There is much that I would hike to write, but not knowing how this will be received, [ will await the — of this. So adieu. Lonenzo. My kind regards to Mrs. B. and /a jeune Editeur. Portland. [Correspondence of the Herald.) Porthanp, August 6, 1842. Portland—Its pleasures— The Collector of the port— A party at his house—Light House Survey, Dear Bennert— As your valuable paper coniains the latest and best information of every thing and every place, send you an account of the doings and sayings in the delighful city of Portland. And a truly delight- ful place it is—broad streets lined with trees splen- did mansions and women—oh, the most beautiful women in creation. You cannot conceive the de- light with which I lounge along the shady streets on a sunshiny day,eyeing askance the grou € of beauti- ful girls that float along them. But aside from con- struction and the ladies, Portland has very exten- sive claims to our attention in the magnitude of its commerce and in its beautiful bay. It is the princi- gi seaport of the United States, north of Boston.— ere vessels of all sizes and descriptions are built and sailed to every port of earth. The society is wealthy and fashionable in the ex- treme. Last evening a 5) : plendid party was given by the collector of the Mr. Cummings,) and assembled in his magni: pant rooms were all the beauty and the fashion of the city. Oh! it was aperfect jam; no possibility of moving out of the eneral current that set from room to room in one lense stream. The beautiful dresses—the beautiful women—the inspiring music—the well dressed gen- tlemen, all combined te form a scene that dazzled and delighted. Upon entering the room | recognized the gentlemanly host, and shortly after, by dint of great perseverance, made my way up to the lady of the mansion, and was received by Mrs. ©. with all the matronly kindness and dignity of manner, that renders her the idol of hereirele. On looking about, my eye at once discovered the belle of the srening. Miss D***e, of Staten Islaad,who splendidly attired surrounded ‘by a group of admirers, was dispensing her smiles in’ a manner that made many a heart che. Seated near, her friend, the charming widow D*****g, all light, and life and loveliness— the worshipped centre of another shere. These la- dies were decidedly the belles, in vivacity, in beau- ty, in the taseful elegance of their dresses, they held the undisputed palm. Atthis moment the music struck up, the parties moved off, the quadrilles form- ed, and all was floating in light and grace. Ata turn of the dance, 1 discovered the two Misses C™*p sisters, and both magnificent beauties in the fle nid style, large, languishing and superb; they moved through the figures with the voluptuous grace of ori- ental beauty. Among other Sistine d beauties, Inoticed Mrs. L*****, Miss D*w, Miss Miss W., ma a host of bright and joyous faces ree yee to Among the gentleme: n were the officers of the U nited States brig Consort, of the Revenue Cutter Morris, and of the First Regiment Artillery, to gether with the gentlemen composing the commis- sion for the Light House Survey, in whose honor I understand the fete was chiefly given. Now that the subject is started, one word in reia- tion te the Light House survey; itis one of those uiet, unostentatious measures of President Tyler, that ‘ conceived in wisdom and executed with abi- lity, confers, without noise, great good upen the country, and mronaly contrast with the paltry dis- play for’ political effect, that has so long disgraced the opposing parties for power. The fact is noto- rious that our Light House system for some time past has been a mere farce in its management; no attention has been paid to the rapidiy increasing wants of ourfgreat marine, and the stations have been chiefly selected where most convenient to fur- nish some political partizan with a contract, and some stuinp orator with a desirable birth. It is really astonishing that such wretched con- structions and execrable lighting apparatus should disgrace the coast of a great commercial! nation; there 1s some consolation, however, inknowing that the evil is in a fair way for reform. Mr. J. W. P. Lewis, an engineer of great experience and capa- city, and who ha long given the subject undivided attention, has been appointed to survey and tho- roughly investigate the notorious deficiencies. It isto be hoped that speedy action willbe had on a subject of such vital importance to our commercial interest. The cutter Rush is appropriated tor the ares , which is finished from Eastport to this place, and shows ina strong light the utter inefficiency of the reat system. In my next, I shall give you some descriptions of our eastern coast. WANDERER. Cenrvry Pranv.—One of these extraordinary plants, that blooms but once ina hundred yeara, is being exhibited at Albany and another in Philadel- ea UNITED STATES CITY DESPATCH POST. OST OFFICE, NEW YORK.—The Post Meter Gene» ral being desirous that all City Letters, commenly knowh by thename of Venny Letters, should have the advantaze of the met, ra , JNITED dell STATES CITY DE! with three detiveries each da the same into immediate operation, the Post Master « has made an arrangement with Mr. ALexaNpER the prop ietor of the City Despatch Post, by which tinues the same and surrenders the pri party bow Post Office Departa swith a view, the ent of sworn carriers have tters, wholly independent Notive is therefore hereby partment, Au been employed. to carry th of Letters received by the Mail xiven, that all Letters placed in the boxes at the various sta- Uns, together with all the etters depos.ted either in the Post Office or i Post Office, will be ander the charge of the Depa: d will be received for rapid. deli- very atthe hours m low Letters address reming Boxes at the Upper and Lowe: Post Offices, will be deposited in tnem ax heretofore, unless a requeat is made that they be sent by the City Despatch Post. STATIONS. Letter bores placed at one hundred stations in various rts of the city, and ail letters dep: sited therein, will tually delivered hres times a. day (Su cents each; option manner snown im the fol fiac namp ated wepared for that pury ‘ostoffices and all The charge ozen, or $250 per hundred; the reduction of larger quantity being made with a view to the accommodation of those parties sending a considerable number of circulars, accounts, &c. All letiers intended to. be sent forward to the General Post Office for the inland mails, fmust have a free stamp affixed to them. - UNPAID LETTERS, Letters not having a free samp, ¥ wil Ley at three cents, peysie by the party to whom they are addressed, on deli- may be procured Letters apd newspapers addressed to the Editors of the pab- ic Press, will be Melivered free. REGISTRY. No Money Must #e ror unless registered at the Upper Post Mice, where x’ Registry will be tal for Letters, which parties ey, wish to place un- der special charge. Free Stamps mu: fixed to such Let- ters pal Free Stamp. the ordinary postage, be aff ed for the registrat auch Letters must legal evidence may sam ad the immediate despatch of any Letter or small package requiring instant delivery. Secondly. The certam aud expeditious delivery tile Letters and Circulars, of Invitations and under Free Stam, nd every des mercial, Profes Correspondenc ing the most distant parts of the city, in effect near to each other, and providing the means of constant intercourse at a very moderate rate. “ HOURS OF DELIVERY, Ar rue Principat Orricrs Upper Post ( Office, Park, and Lower Post Office, Merchants” Exchange, every day except Sundays, Letters deposited before 9% o'clock, A. M, will be sent out for Uiehvery acgA°M. We My M, eet, Poe AT THE STAT Letters deposited before 7 o'clock, A. ON M. Wall be sent ont fog de- Clivery eke ~ PARSELLS & AGATE ANUFACTURERS OF STOCKS, Suspenders, Linen Drapers, ke. have just received a very light and beautiful steak, etpepmaty tor vaieenas wear. Also, nd varied as sortment of Summer Scar Silk, Linen Thread, and Gloves, with alarge assortment sra,ready made and Muslin Shirts, Linen Dress Fronts, gentle- men’s under garments, &c., at the old establishment,’ 2 Broad- way, between Paik place and Marray st. Jy 2 Ime ‘GUNS AND PISTOLS. a ni SIVELY. -69 Maiden lane. up stairs, importing agent for German and French double and sii he lowest to. the he for this and other ls. all of which Sa kior sonal srexcomely love pri we paorend ccc Of the avrre always on hand. country, merchants are particularly requested to ity HAVANA. AND | RINCIPE SEGARS. M. RADER, si Cl Cacharel offers ime sale 25.000 Entitled to debenture brands of Havana and INGERSOLL'S 6. BOAT ESTABLISH MENT. BITS Dinkey sail boats and mace boats, pleasure boats, immense Boat Building Establishment of C, ingeliae Wane near Catharine 3 he United States, floated on imericn. Also the barge fot the Auto i the Hussias, several race boat for Asiatic. Monarchs; cratof al ths faney ont cated te J sailing boat for Mr. G. Alife fe of our mi nautical mens fore built. At this establishment any furnished with reversed bottom, from a.m suit the taste of the prcphaser, of wh we materials are al anew pl t experienc: rt ANY ind of boat will be d, in any way to mach ve eretotore paid, and & liberal die- count on the usual rates will be mare to those who wish to sell again. Please call before purchasing elsewhere; you eau then ae ON tet Sor agents 58 Wall st, For aden honts, &e,, see Cont PK Biduirer and Ne Advertiser. ~ GROLIUS* BOAT ESTABLISHMENT. 4009 WATER STREET, FOUR DOOFS RAST OF CATHARINE MARART. E Subscriber having in his manufactory, and ander his HE Resmeltt \snperlotaaticase: toose of te alt end best of mate Y rienced t rilders in this eitys and idling ing every description of at the shortest notice, of 1 pul ke ie aan, ot Muneats Ggrelle, V Wong Atlante pl sso fo, ton, of Pony ughike ave, of Mol ile “Geo: awe ecol' Now, Orlegen, Wa Aly = Fashion, Zanonl, Star, and Eade jyatineod*¢