The New York Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1842, Page 3

New Original Nov WITH SUPERB’ ENGRAVING.—The New World of this day, August 20, will be a magnificent num- ber. It will contain, entire, The Chevalier, a Tale of the “Massacre of St. Bartholomew, by the author of “ Henri Quartre, or the s of the League ;” illustrated with an admirable engraving. A Chapter on Boys; a capital original article, by Lincoln Ramble Mount Vesuvius, Herculaneum, aud Fompell, in 1842, an original transla- tion of inturest. ‘The Science of Kissing, an after dinner Conversation, The Land of Dream: rt be- fore the “ American Club of Merry Laughers.” Volun- tary protection and the Law of Copyright, an original article of eon value; Literary Thieving, Ladies’ Com- ion wad Lady’s Book—Scrap Book, Poetry, Varieties, Newe, &e. &e- &, Terms—Single copies 6} cents ; $8 a year in advance. Otice 30 Ann street, New York. For sale at the office, Godolphin, a capital Novel, by Bulwer, anda number of other cheap works—price 12} to 26 cents. fg NOTICE. —The attention of the public is called to enfSation sale of elegant Parlor Organs, which is to take place at half past ten this morning, at 304 Broadway. TO RHEUMATIC INVALIDS.—To-day we pre- Pet with another certificate —I hereby declare that 1 have had the rheumatism for ight years, and for a large rtion of the time, | have been confined to my bed. Dutely the disease has been continually increasing, and so bailwas the pain, that I have been obliged to take ninety drops of morphine a day, (five drops being a doze.) ‘A friend informed me of Dr. Henry’s Vegetable Rheu- matic Syrup, Tprocured, a bott oe am Bow perfectly well i et us e whole 5 ete nan ROLINE RUSSELL, 13 Elm street. New Yorx, August 11, 1842. Caillat the’ lige and fee the cures wehave made, and no person can possibly avoid being convinced We do not want any oneto purchase until they are satisfied, but we do want them to take the trouble to investigate the merits of the medicine. We are not afraid people will inquire, but earnestly invite them to do so. 'e give street and number for every name, and many of them are already published inthe back papers. The Syrup is for sale at No. 236 Bowery, corner of Houston street, in tl city. InBrooklyn, at Stewart’s Patent Medicine Store, No. 75 Fulton street ; and in Newark, at Trippe’s Drug Store, No. 298 Broad street. To the Affilcted and to the Lame, WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE attention of those suffering from rheumatic affections and pain in the bones and joints, to Sands’ Sarsaparilla— a pre- paration which possesses the ee of tiorenghhy reno- vating these severe afflictions from the system. All those who have availed themselves of restorative virtues have borne willing testimony to its efficacy.—Pre] and sold, wholesale and retail, and for exportation, by A. B. Sands & Co, 273 Broadway, cor. Chambers st. Md also by A. B. & D. Sands, 79 Fulton, corner Gold st, and 77 East Broadway. Price $1. “NO PAYMENT UNTIL THE HAIR 1S RE- STORED.”—Although the Medicated Lozenges of Doctor Sherman, at No. 106 Nassau street, have proved efficacious in most of the complaints to which the human frame is heir to, we have not known acase in Which they have restored the hair to a bald head ; but we have often heard the Doctor recommend an article, in which he has the fullest confidence from ocular demonstration, as well as from the proprietor giving personal referenceto many of our most respectable citizens. It is ‘ Beal’s Hair ra tive,” which is supplied on the above terms, at Guion’s Bazaar,No.173 Broadway. It is also offered for sale, for the convenience of those who do not wish to centract as above, or use it as a pomade, or to stay the falling of weak hair, for which’purpose we recommend it to the Ladies as invaluable. Price $1 per bottle, $3 per jar, which is suf- cieat as a test in any case of baldness. {tg- EUREKA! EUREKA !—Phalon, of 214 Broad- way, may well exclaim with the philosdpher, and now the ‘time gives it proof that he has adopted a mode of hair cutting unrivalled by any artist in these United States. The most admired fashions are pray wmf studied by him, and his display of exquisite taste on this branch of art has alroady earned for him well deserved praise. en we consider how valuable is the assistance rendered us in the setting off of that beautiful auxiliary of beauty, a. good head of hair, we are compelled to award the highest ap- probation to Phalon for what he has accomplished. In his manufacture of wigs, and every kind of orna- mental hair work, he may well defy evi attempt to sur- pass him. The unanimous testimony of the public has al- ready decided the question. The Italian Chemical Soap. SO MANY INQUIRIES HAVE BEEN MADE to us about this, that we wish to give one and all an an- swer. Avery celebrated Chemist in this city tells us that itis indeed one of the most wonderful remedies for- eruptions and discolored skin ever invented. We know from seeing it used, that it gives the skin a most delicious healthy clearness. Weknow jons who have been af- flicted for years with erupt salt rheum, scurvy, blotches, pimples, in fact every eruption, and’ this has cured, in an incredible shorttime. It cures the bites of mosquitoes, galiinippers, bugs, &c., and is altogether the most wonderful discovery in science. It will revolutionise the human countenance, and by and by we shall have no- thing’but handsome smooth faces,and clear complexions. It is sold quite reasonable by Mr. Jones, sign of the Ameri- can Eagle, 82 Chatham st, N. ¥., or 8 State st, Boston, and 87 Dock st, Philadelphia. {G+ DENTISTRY.—Doct. Harvey Burdell, Dentist, has removed to and permanently located his office at No. 362 Broadway, corner of Franklin street. Dr. Burdell would state to his friends end patrons, and to the public in general, that he is now prepared to render his personal services in the different branches of dental science, and he pledges himself in all cases that dental operations shall be performed on correct scientific principles, and at prices both moderate and satisfactory. From a single tooth to an entire set of artificial teeth inserted so as to avoid detec- tion of tae most critical observer, and they are also guar- anteed to answer all the impostat purposes ofthe natural teeth. THE REAL MERMAID—-DAY PERFORM- ANCES.—A double attraction is offered at the American Museum to-day. Besides the wouderful Mermaid, which all who see pronounce to be the greatest curiosity in the world, there will bea rich variety of gees nces at four o’clock this afternoon, by Winchell, Mis: Celeste, be Girl, &c., which in addition to 500,000 cu- Tiosities, jaloon ascension, &c., form the most valua- ble epg coal gf novelties for 25 cents, we ever wit- nessed. Marine Pavilion, Rockaway, 8d August, 1842. 0G FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS at this delightful watering place, by addressing the sub- scriber at McCoun & Clark’s, 63 Wall street. a3 10t _HIRAM CRANSTON. 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 latest intelligence from all parts of the world, may be found on the Herald Bulletin Board, st this corner. ‘Let ev: wayfarer stop and Advertisements of all kinds taken at the office. Herald General Printing Office. The General Printing Office, capable of doing all sorts of printing, such as books, lets, bills, cards of all descriptions, is now open at the Herald Buildings, entrance son street Joseph EDiott Printer. from MONEY MARKET. Friday, August 19—6 P, M. The sales at the Stock Board have been as usual in their general character, but prices have not materially changed; Kentucky 6’s rose j, Indiana 5}; Harlem decli- ned }; Long Island }; Ohio Life & Trust 1 pert. ‘The Anahuac, from Vera Cruz, brings $14,000 in specie ‘The ninth instalment, amounting to $197,123,67, or 10 24-100 per cent on the amount awarded, will be paid at the Bank of America on the 25th inst. The rates on all those States where depreciated bank paper currencies have been abolished, are at the specie level. Inthe other sections, where exchange signifies only the discount on the local money, it of course varies according to that discount. The rates to-day areas fol- or Bax Now. = od Domestic Bins. change, 8 july 1842. ‘Savannah Angusta Charleston - Apalachicola Kentucky Tennessee Missi: ‘Cinema RE vee 3. 5 2a 5 its in relation to the American Life & ‘The developem ‘Trust Co., caused great astonishment to-day. The excla- where is the North American Trust Co.? Has Sir Horsly Palmer got through with it yet ? Where is the Farmers’ Loan? These will we coming in due time. ‘They each contain, like the American Life & Trust, the skeleton of a complete political party, from Secretary of State or Gevernor, down to editors, pipe layers, singers, and balderdash writers—each his proportionate loan. John Duer, Esq., the worthy President, is the son of an eminent financier, one who got up the first “ corner” in Wall street. There was at that time but one bank, the Bank of New York, and he attempted a “comer” in its stock, and failed. “Cornering” was then as much behind the age, as Governor Seward’s Erie Railroad is behind the present age. propos of Governor Seward. His famous «enlightened message,” his “ brilliant views of the fu- ture,” that “unparalleled State paper,” which recom- mends the immediate prosecution of the Erie Railroad, is scarcely before the people before the expose of the com- pany appears, showing that his excellency’s public spirit- ed motives are to connect his lands and lots in Chatauque county, on the shores of the lake at the termination of the Railroad with the city of New York. These landshe has mortgaged to the Trust Company for $210,000, and with truly statesmanlike sagacity, he recommends the imme- diate construction of the Railroad “ at any cost,” in order to raise their value, The Grand Island speculation, in which Messrs, Webster, White & Co. embarked so large- ly, iteppears, is pledged to tho company for $259,000, Daniel Webster, Esq., steppod into the shoes of Major Noah, in his patriarchal capacity, on Grand Island. It does not appear, however, whether the same Richard the ‘Third’s coat, in which the Major paraded before his peo- ple, was worn by Daniel Webster before the board of di- rectors when procuring his loan. ‘The English houses connected with America will yet be astonished ai the complete hollowness of the bubbles of their own raising. Their credits, their loans, and their competition for American business, backed by the Bank of England, set on foot those wild speculations, the fruits of which they now grasp in those valueless assignments. ‘They have failed to get any hold on the property or in- dustry ofthe country, and they reap a just reward. ‘Zhe evils they suffer are less than those which they and their agents have inflicted upon this country. ‘The condition approaching to anarchy which our affairs now present, are the fruits of the paper bubbles raised by them. We yesterday gave a part ef the assets of the Baltimore American Life & Trust Co., at the New York office. We will to.day proceed with the property assigned to secure the debts of the company to certain English houses, and their agents, First, however, we will sum up the debts of the leading individuals contained in the report of yes- terday :— John Duer Esq. Anson Blake, Esq.,...... ‘Thomas E. Davis, Esq. ; Daniel Webster, Esq.. . . . . Grund Island, probably Webster & Whites Willis Hall, Ey. Joseph Hoxie, : Morris Robinson, Esq. charles A. Davis, Esq Benjamin F. Butler, Esq. James Watson Webb. J.L.& 8. Joseph. . .. The leading names in follows : the list annexed below, are as Richard F. Carman, alderman............... 10,000 ‘W.H Seward, governor,Chautauque lands, 133,800 ‘ “ ¥ farm at Auburn, 9,600 ‘Total of W. H. Seward, $210,340 20,000 24,000 F. whith i 15,000 Joseph Hoxie, Esq. 632 Farmers’ Bank, Orleans. 37,500 HF. Talmadge, ys Messrs. Watt,....-.- 2 23/000 We will now follow with the different assignments. ‘The first is a number of small obligations, assigned to William Bard, in trust for Magniac Smith & Co. of Lon- Gon, AMOUNE. 6 ocr ce cesdvcees . 165,475 ‘To secure Morrison Sons, & Co., London, 367 obli- gations, amountingto..... se ee cece 5 SOj1G7 Included infthis list are the following names : Property purchased under the foreclosure of the mortgage of Frederiek jesey, for $9, do C. Monell, be, 40,000 do N. Darrow, ft 40,000 do Wn. Willis, " 1 do Wilmot O. Willis, = 1,350 do Danl. D. Field, bed 6,000 do ‘Wm. H. Le Roy, “ 50,000 do Ambrose Stevens, * 12,000 do Abraham Varick, ” 125,000 do Jeheil Hughes, bi 5,000 do John McVickar, r 15,000 do ‘Thos. Murphy, yan 5,000 do Jona. Little, be 2,750 do do - 2,750 _ do Charles M. Baxter, . 2,750 Portion of do Anson Blake, 5 houses, valuation, 9,000 Property purchased under the foreclosure of the mortgage of Paton Harris, for 1,500 lo David Anderson, ve 5,000 do do “ 2,650 do taken in settlement from Thos. E. Davis, at a valuation of 21,675 do do do 6,000 The remaining assignments are as follow: Schedule assigned to William Bard, William S. Wetmore and Richard Alsop, in trust for James Morrison, of Lon- don, peryAgreement dated 31st December, 1941, and for the piker holders of Roberts § Curtis Bonds, so called. 0. Mortgagors. Am’t of Prin. 345. Levi Hubbell, . 366. William A. We rd. 304. Charles Henry Hall " 503. Peter G. Stoney, Executor. . 376. Isaac R. Herrington........ Schedule of Securities assigned by the American Life In- surance and Trust Company to James Holford and to John a: Kinasford,for his benefit. 346. Henry Eckford’s bond and mortgage, for $9,000, upon which is due of principal .. 7,500 74. Beverly Robinson, bond and mortgage . . . 15,000 333. Edward Kellogg, do tor $22,000, upon which is due of principal 9,000 71 Dan. Allen, bond and mor e, for $3,500, upon which is due of principal........ 2,956 Property purchased under the foreclosure of the or of Isaac Os; |, for . 4,500 314. Wm, G. Bucknor’s bond and mortgage. . | 20,000 125 shares of the stock of the Trust Fire In- surance Company ............ 108 shares of the stock of the Hudson Insurance Company (collateral to the note of A M. Schermerhorn for $10,000), 15,900 78 bonds of $1,000 each ef the city of Macon 78,000 363. Henry F. Tallmade and others, bond aad mortgage on property of the Locomotive Engine Co., Poughkeepsie . . . $182,254 Schedule af Bonds and Mortgages assigned by the merican tt Cor Life Insurance and Trust to Wm. Bard, for Messrs. Smith, Spo 2B of London, the payment of certificates of the Company, du 0. Mortgagors. 20. Peter L. Vandervoort. ++ 12,000 22. Samuel Gouverneur. + 14,000 31. Anson G. Phelps .. . 4,220 156. Matthew C. Perry . 3,500 607. Thomas C. Love. . : . sere 5,075 Geo. W. Lay, bond, sacured by his int. in the Chatauque County lands (amount due Jan. 1, 1840) . = ses ees 68,853 68 . Property purchased under the foreclosure bs of the mortgage of Benj. Clapp, for... .. 7,000 do J.Lay, jun., for... 10,000 Property taken in settlement from James B. Murray and Thos.E.Davis, at a valua- THOM Of Loe cee cree cece eee eee eee 24,000 $160,183 Schedule of Stocks Aypothecated with Robarts, Curtis & Co-, London, as security for the payment of the Bonds of the Company, amounting to £168,072 74. Bonds of the State of Tennesace . + ++ + «$251,000 do do Kentucky tees s 439,000 do ‘Territory of Florid seb s + 200,000 do City of Macon. ..... scene 24,000 do Farmers’ Loan and ‘Trust Company. 24,000 $938,000 Snndry Assignments made by the American Life Insurance and Trust Company, porns hereinbefore anal To Fletcher. Alexander & Co., London, to secure the payment of a debt due to them of £27,875 18s, 7d. and in- terest. The bonds of William H. Seward, Trumbull Cary, and Abm:"M. Shermerhorn, together with their interest in the bonds and mortgages, contracts, and unsold lands in Chau- tauque County, assigned as security therefor. To Smith, Payne & Smiths, of London, to secure the Pg of the certificates of the Company for £16,050, ine July 15, 1840. The interest of the Company in the bonds of W. H. Se- ward, Trumball Cary and A.M. Schermerhorn, and in the mortgages, contracts and lands in Chautaque County, assigned to secure the same, after Payment of the debt t0 Fletcher, Alexander & Co.; and in the bond of Geo. W. Lay, together with the bonds, mot contracts, and in Chautauque County, fed to secure the fi iy it thereof, the payment of the debt to Smith, rayne & Smiths, before mentioned. $ mr rier Harmony, tc secure the pay ment of the bond of e Company for ), mor yy se and No. 41 Wall street’ “ated nie eller che To James Brown, to secure the payment of the bond of the Company for $25,000, second and lot Noe 44 Wall street ite aie nes To James Brown, to secure the payment of the Com. pany for $36,900, mortgage on property in Brooklyn, pur- chased under foreclo* .re of the mortgage of A. Blake To James Morrison, London, to secure the payment of the bonds of the Company for £44,500 sterling. Bonds of the New York Dry Dock Company, amounting to £47,000. To Wilhelm Willink, Jr., of Arasterdam, to secure the 'y ment of an advance made by him thereon, upon which P how due about $3,000 guilders, Sixty bonds of $1,000 each (sixty thousand dollars) of the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Compan To Brown, Brothers & Co., to secure the payment of the check of the Company on the Merchants’ Bank, for $9,563,07, due 5th July, 1942. 700 shares of the stock of the Mechanics’and Traders’ Bank of New Orleans. 00 do do New Orleans Gas Light and Bank, ing Co. (the said stocks having been received by the Com- pany ascollateral security from J. L. & 8. Joseph & Co.) To the New York Life Insurance and Trust Company, to secure an advance made to the Company. ‘The bond and mortgage of Hamilton Fish for $1,50%. ‘To secure to Richard M. Blatchford the payment of cer- tain obligations of the Company, amounting to the sum of The bond and mortgage of Wm. H. of the Company, upon certain Ls wood farm, at Auburn, amounting to $9,500. Also, a certain mor Hi, Seward, os truer of Ebenezer Catlin to William $4,100. the said Company, for the sum of And, also, a certain house and lot in Ai conveyed by Thomas W. Jones to said William At Ben, Stat ard, trustee as aforesaid, subject to a of New York of $500. “ie mortgage to thi Here is a curious assortment. Governor Seward, R. M. Blatchford, Joseph Hoxie, James Watson Webb, and other advocates for internal improvements, and loaning money to corporate companies, seem to have taken possession of this concern, the capital of which was about $2,000,000, If Governor Seward gets 10 per cent of the capital of the Seward, as trustee property called the Under- to the said R. M. Blatchford, Life & Trust Company, how much ought he to get of the Erie Railzoad capital? We will, hereafter, refer to these items, and enter a little into their history. Sales at the Stock Exchange, 6000 Indiana 5's, 20% 40 do Harlem, uw 14 1000 Ky State G's, 1871, 75° 50 ‘do m0 2000 do b10 75. 40 do Ns oy do uM 1 us 200 N ¥ 7° 100% 50 do soy has Uni 100” 50 do Long Istand, at » Bk of Com, 80100 do b30 51 2) do Mec’s Bag Ass'n, 56 100 do b60 41 2 do Del & Hud, 7 8 do 5034 2% . do 330 96 10 do NJersey RR, 62 6 do Ohio L & T, 9 = 15 do Paterson RR, b30 47 5 do Canton, 9 do 16% 2% do Mohawk a Second Board 28 shas U $ Ins C 75 shes L Island, 30 507% 190 do Manhattan Gas, 62 50 do Harlem, 33 MS State of Trade, ‘This week closes with some little indications of an im- proved trade, on the cash system. No credits are given. Speculators can no longer obtain the property of others to sport on, without an equivalent. Coffee—The season has arrived when there is usu demand from the south ; there appears to be now a little movement. The private sales embrace 1100 bags Brazil, 8} a9}; 000 bags Laguyra, 9 a 9}; 300 bags Cuba, 8} 29; 150 bags Java, 11; 500 St. Domingo, 6} a 7}. Cotton—The market continues languid ; there is, how- ever, no decline stated. Buyers have the advantage in al- most all purchases. Sales of the week : 1340 Urlands, 6 @ 8}; 400 Mobile, 6} a9}; 500 New Orleans, 9%. ‘aval Stores—Some 5000 bbls. have been sold, for $250 for North county. Oils—Sales of about 3800 bbls. whale, for export, at 324 & 33 cengs; 20,000 gallons English linseed, for export, at 81 a 82} cents, cash. Provisions—Western pork is selling at § for mess; 6,37 prime; Lower county 9,50 and7,50, beef 7,50 a9; prime 3. Lard, 6}a7 cents for western. folasses—There was a sale yesterday of 60 hhds. ordi- nary New Orleans molasses at 19} cents. A tea sale took place wita the following results, six months, payable in this city, to be made satisfactory to the sellers. Hyson. cts. ets. 30 chests, 76 10 chests, 534 a4 do 754 58 do oly 35 do 56 113 do withdrawn a4 do 36 Youno Hyson. 20 half chests, 9 20 chests, 58. 20 do 75 30 do bah 165 do 70} 40 do* ot 175 do 70 95 do 52 16 do 8 5 do ol} 10 do 57h 16 do 50 159 do 77 15 do 47 St do 56} 909 half chests, withdrawn 108 do 56 755 chests, withdrawn 15 chests, 56 Hyson Susy. 17 ehests, 50 30 chests, 34h 17 do 45 113 do 34 18 do 44 26 do 334 14 do 37} 10 do 33 33 do 35] 20 do 32 Guxrowprn, 7 331b. boxes, $110 25 1alb. boxes, 46 65 12lb. do 48 120 do 45} Intreniar, 10 half chests, 65 334 chests, 634 65 chests, 64 100 131b. boxes, 46 70 do 64 Ooronc Povcnona. Whalf chests, 76 20 half chests, m4 Povenowa. 25 chests, 56} 40 half chests, a7 40 half chests, 47, Nineyon Poucnona. 21 half chests, 88 half chests, 40 39 do 4} Prxor. 94 chests, 72 Souchona. 10 chests, 40 148 chests, withdrawn 10 do 39 Nixayona Soucnona. 50 half chests, 90 half chests, 524 Corn Trade. ‘There has been a little better feeling in the market, and prices have improved in consequence. Genesee sells at in Baltimore, on the 17th inst. Howard street flour was selling at $6,00 from the stores, and $4,87 from wagons. Wheat was down to 9) to 95 cents, and corn at 53 a 55 © The late rains raised the waters of the Saco river till it overflowed its banks and did much damage to the crops in Maine. The bridge across the river at Fryeburg was cai away last Thursday, and about fifty tons of hay, that had been cut on its intervale, in Fryeburg and Conwa: but chiefly in Conway, were swept off and destroyed. Cornand potatoes, however, and, in fact, all root crops, promise well. It is stated in the Quebee Mercury, of the 16th instant, that during the ten days previous ihe weather had been dry and warm, and in some parts of the country the far- mers began to complain of drought. Haying yas mostly over, and this crop, throughout Lower Canada, was abundant. Some barley was cut in the last week of July. It was a good crop, as well as rye, pegs, and Indian corn, which is now sown in great quantities in the upper dis- tricts, in consequence of the failure of the wheat from the pd or the worm which it deposits in the ear. Oats are changing coler, and are luxuriant. The small patches of three months bearded wheat sown late, have generally escaped the fly. The bald four months wheat is attacked as usual during the last nine or ten years. Potatoes have missed in some places, but the crop will be an average. Altogether, the crops throughout Canada may be said to beabundant. There will be plenty of food for the inhab- itants of North America, and the producers will readily part with a share of it for labor. We regret to state that in Wisconsin the wheat crop is not as good as it promised to be. Upon harvesting, it is found to have been injured by the rust. The late wheat is very Dedly hurt—the very early but little From Mic! ga we learn, that, notwithstanding the low pricethat our farmers have received for wheat the two past years, and the poor prospect for a better market this year, there is, it is believed, at least one-third more wheat raised this season, in this vicinity, than any year previous. Hard times cannot check the industry of the farmers.— Niles (Mich.) Republican. Provision Market, We have the usual fluctuations to notice in the vegeta- ble markets. [t is useless to give quotations, as the prices of the morning are not those of the evening. There is more steadiness in meats, for the reason that they are not quite so perishable as fruit, and that there is a better understanding among the butchersthan there is among the hucksters. We quote beef at 7 to 11 cents a pound, and other ani- mal food is in proportion. Seldom if ever has there been such an abundance of vegetables of ail kinds as at present. Corn, tomatoes, cu- cumbers, tpeaches, apples, beans, pears, &c. are as ple: ty, almost, as the sands on the sea shore, and nearly cheaptoo. With theexception of peaches, corn, and fruit of all sorts can be had for a mere song, but not, perhaps, for a Tippecanoe song;as the hucksters prefer cash down. Com can be purchased for fifty cents a hundred, any where. As stated, peaches are a little higher than other fruit, because they are controlled this year by speculators. We learn that nearly all the peach orchards in New Jer- sey have been purchased for this year’s fruit, and the market supplied as the demand calls for it, at high prices. We wish it copld be so urranged that consumers would agree not to eat peaches for a week or ten days. We ra- ther suspect that such a determination would knock down the price pretty effectually. 7 Died On the 18th inst. afer a short but severe illness, Joun Pre, in the 67th year of his age. His friends an juaintances, and those of his son, John E. Pye, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, to- morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, from his late residence, Gist street, near Catr’s road, without further invitation Sarriages will be in attendance in front of Oliver street Baptist mecting house, near Chatham square, from half past 1 till half past 2 o'clock. On the 19th inst. Joun Low, Jr. His friends and acquaintances, and those of his father and the family, are invited to attend his funeral, from 572 Broome, near Varick street, this morning o’clock. On the 16th inst. at Frankfort Hill, near Utica, Aww Tueverica, wife of Jabez B. Crook, in the 28th year of her age, eldest daughter of the late B. L. and Ann M. Lo- senberg, of this city. Paterson, Newark and Long Island papers will please copy. Latest Advices RECRIVED AT THE NEW TORK HERALD OFFICE. Passengers Arrived. Loxpox—Packet ship Montreal-~Mrs Ashford, Miss Meo eekly Weird, Max Atkin, Master Atkiny Me Ge Mr Walker andlady, Mr Denisoo, Me Pah i son, of London? Major WW C Bijemeteldt, Swedish A\ Ld r, Commectiont; ng; Mrs Shepherd, two children and Tyrrel, New York—and 73 in the rage. ; te James N Jerolemon, lady and ejnlde Mon Bark Arehen Shemanihi, Ire Manson, ton, Phi aud child, Pr vant, Ne PMoyte, Alfred Booth, John Malbouche, Denis Briault, A Sal Se a oa o<Mrs Cushing, J Cushing, M_ Charles, FH Catia M Estands, Santaniren, Mr Kellogg—H the John 8 Hill, Wm Edger, Ogee Thos Lamar—iss Sarah in the steornge, New York—H M Bostwick, Chas chier, G W Silliman, Chas P" Rich- i c Ferguson, 231 Regt B A, lady and outs Plaitley, Lond Foreign Lnportation Loxpox—Ship Mediator~73 pkgs Geo B Morewood—I1 D Hadden & son—i9 Adains, Petrie com? Jasext 8 Goddard nmings & co—120 G Meyer & son—t 30 & Bios—i A Cleveland—3 WV: ut—30 HW & 8 Barstow—3 J D Wen won & com HS Ballard—1 J J Astor—1 fer & com1 J t— vivine—t W - tou & com Mr € Wittle—1 8 N Dodge—1 Mr Fowler—i Mr Kerr—1_ J Fryer Bisy1R t& col Rose & Owen—200 kg to order. Livenroos ra~25 pkgs CH Russell & co Gortou, Hodges & co—32 Tooker, Mead & co=2 J Robestaon & co—29 Cameron & Braud—2 Abm Staten—304 tons coal Martin Brown—13 pkas Wood, Johnson & Burritt—2 J Hadley—130 bxs n plates $719 bars iron'Geo B Morewood & co—2391 do GW. eld—S07 bars RR iron Septimus Cook—U pks Godfrey, Pat- tison & co—11 D Hadden & son—t hhds E Cauldwell & co—60 crates W Chauncey & co—20 es 100 cks Woodhull & Minturn— 22 water casks 2 tron cambooses 1 medicine chest Glover & Mc- rray~ 220 pkus to order, jars Anabuac—$600 specie 53 cerns cochineal ckwitz—6 do $150 F de | a—694 ceroons eochineal 4 bil cabadilla'9 bale at ibe I pki vanilla $7000 Hane & co—3 Ceroons gum 2 bxs nd && Aspinwalla-t7 gochiaeal Picabus'S Nan % ‘ou & Com$100 Rossiere & $is00 F yo—$2000 _Bateallo—21 doubloons Son se Yt hell . rig Northuinberland—t44 gr casks wine W Page— 100 C Melette—20 C Salton—10 cks brandy JG & E Bokeaw? qr On wee 5 oY ckbura—40 bbls do J § Entz—I pipe 3 bbls 20 cs Port av Rince—I © Rossiere & co—95 bay 39 HN Stebbins—12 M rig Annawan—210 bags coffee 1 case A te 2 L P Stafford— jodfrey & Vinson—15 E B Sackett—110 M Downey—70 M. Maynard—120 EW Bema a doe bbls ginger J Hogarth—s05 bags coffee H Nevviras—Brig New Orleans—253 bdls grass M4 cs 63 bbls 84 hhh sneer 233.40 molasses 15 tes 5 bbls honey Holt & Ow: ARACOA—Schr Pacificti0 bacco 2 pam cifici40 bales tobacco 200 bags Domestic Importations. New Ontxans—Ship Auburn—313 pigs lead CH Rogers & ¢o—139 do copper F Phillippou—is bbls pork Roberts & Wilk liams—143 do Sturges, Roe & co—30 do oil Bartlett & Abbou— 4ido molasses Jewell & Harrison—50 do sugar T P Stanton—76 do cor Everett & Battelle—113 do flour Dunham & Dimon—2 do Perk kins & White—s33 do G Merle—10 do starch 198 sks corn CP Le a, J & son—t bbl E Lawret Yingstso—3 bbls sugar Ashley & Heury—t Haddon & Taylor bys PG Taylor—2 M Vassor & c Schultz pkg E Alber & ; cock—6 bxs 1 bbl whiskey 3.cks 250 horns Johnson & Lowdea-— 142 pigs lead 10.cks flaxseed | hhd 2 bbls beeswax to order, W OntxaNs—Brig William—190 hhds sugar Roberts & ‘Williams—130 hihds 60 tes 100 bbls molasses C Huntingtor Savanwant—Brig G B Lamar—256 bales cotton G. Collins— 100 chs rice ‘Thomas Haleombe—H do Union Line Providence packet EW STOVE. REMODELING MY STOVES SINCE THE FIRE, 1 the ‘Ovens by ” (through th & pose ing With as much facility as the grate of an ordinary coal ve. This is*of immense importance, as the flues of all stoves are-more or less liable to become foul after a few weeks use; aud many persons being at a loss how to clean them condemn 5 for that cause alour. ‘These stoves are so simple can understand, so eff ctive, that it is almost impossible ake them work Wrong. Notwithstandiug my Stoves have awarded premiums at every Fair, when in comvetition, are every Way superior to the former inake, 1 ovens are much eed. Having a foundry i tol, the publ ured the stoves ali sufficient thickn er wood or coal. design purehasin call and examine them, if merely to grat ten warrantee will be given with eyery stove retailed tthe time of purchase. Price of former mak JL. MO’ PRIVATE CURE. _ HE ATTENTION OF ALL Bate de: w ers, and those re Doctor Jordan's sp Gonorrhoea, Gleets and al course No, 2, for the prompt an nereal diseases. These cour the patiant to effec picron, to which package contains every 10 wash, Sc. ever required, either for intefnal or external use ; aud for the guidance and salty of the patient, ‘s, accompanied by’ Dr. Jordan's private treatise, ‘The Monitor"—wherein is full witha plain deseription of the nature, symptoms, ud trestment of sec ies—ilie remedies formation use —suited alike to the present inv: ing heretofore been unfortunate orhave recently entered into tha consequence proper for th either contemplate marriage state. wr The paid will ensure it free, The co teed to effect a cure without adapted for strangers, travelle from their completeness and co1 ed secure from observation, (C7 Sold for the Proprietor, only at D tre f Marion, 3 blocks east of N Or residents in the country, pactness ; and will be forward: z store 60. Prince jo’s. Marion is a of au20 Im*r ain E > HOTEL D’EUROPE, No. 8 Broad Street. TPE Proprietor having removed to No 8 Broad street, and opened this establishment for the convenience of the eat- ing public, solicits his (riends and others to give him a call. Every deheacy of the season may be had here, and every rved up in the most recherche style, the bar is supplied thes and Liquors at all times 13 oPelo ET SHIP SHERIDAN, FROM LIVERPOOL.— Consignees by this ship wil their permits on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall st. without delay. All soods not permitted in five days, will be sent to public store. aug r_ or four Gentlemen can be handsomely self-ronvained Koos and Board, on terms, by early application at 63 Fulton street. MARITIME HERALD. To Ship Masters, We shall esteem it a favor, if captains of vessels arrivi here, will give to Commodore W. A. Bassett, of o1 flecks a report of the shipping left at the port whence they sailed, the yersels spoken on their passage, & list of their eargo, and ay foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore. Bassett wi them immediately on their arrival. We will reciprocate the favor in any wa ‘To Correspondents Abroad, Our correspondents in foreign ports are respectfully requested to end by every vessel all the marine intelligence they can obtain, Nautical information of any kind, from auy one re- siding at home or abroad, will be thankfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 19, 1842. 515 SUN RISES: oe MOON SETS+ + 343 SUN SETS-* + 6451 HIGH waTER-+- - 7539 Ships Westminster, Atwood, London, Joha Griswold; Ville de Lyon, Stoddard, C Bol & Livingston; Den- mark, Frost, James River. Br 4 OFtaber, Crowell, Lav Guny- ra, taker; Josey) 1) Michener, St Yarmouth, NS. I Winniett-Schrs C Cadmus, Curtis, Wilt nston, NC; Phebe Eliza, Adams, Mystic, H Underwood _ Arrived, Packet ship Mediator, Champlin, ‘from London and Ports- mouth, July 22, with mdse, to John’ Griswold. 9th inst, lat 46 10, lon 50, spoke ship Harriet Rockwell; 1th, lat 41 41, lon 53 35, ship Tro: Ship Palmyra, Samy (of Boston) from Liverpool, July 1 mise, to Woodhull & Minturn—225 passengers, Glover &'McMurray. 15th inst. lat 424, lon 64 30, spoke British ship» Albion, of and from St. John, bound east. Ship Hector, Spencer, from Havre, Jui D. Hurlbut & Co No date, lat 43, lon with bark Fanny. of and for Boston. Ship Auburn, Durfey, 15 days from New Orleans, with cot- ton, to Johnsou & Lowden, Bark Anahuac, Wilson, from Vera Cruz, July 17, with specie, &e. to Hargous Brothers & Co. fino American ves Brig New Orleans, Alden, 16 days from Neuvitas, w lasses, to Holt & Owen, Leftno American vessels." Sailed in co, with brig Citizen, Clay, for NYork borne, Alexandria, DC; Foam, rath My wie ndse, to E. uged signals British brig Lavinia, Jamison, 11 days from St, Johns, NF. in allast, to G: 8 J. Laurie. Left brig Telpsico, for New York, i¢ G. B. Lomar, Sanyemann, 7 days from Savannah. with cotton, t6 Scott & Morrell. igeh inst. Cape as SS miles, spoke French frigate Circe, steering NNE—could not understand where (rom or where bound. Brig Northumberland, Dayton, (of Baltimore) 32 days from 12th inst. lat 41 58, lon 55 40, Czarina, 50 days from Raga for Boston; 14th, off St. poke British brs Dundee, hence. Alice, Colby, (of Newburyport) 57 days from Bremen, »'master—IIT passensers, from Port au Prince, with Maria, Stetson, for Phila- arrived 28th July; . Passed, bound coffee, to S, W. Lewis. delphia, oth Aug; Fairfield, V schr Delaware, ore in, brig Sea Eagle, from Boston. No date, lat 33 30, lon 74, spoke bark Pulaski, 10 days from Boston for Charlesto Brig William, Nickerson, (of Boston) 27 days from New Or 1 i rand molasses, to master. Off Tortugas, spoke ship North Bend, from NOrleans for Cowes. chr Diadem, Darling, 19 days from Grand Caillou, La. with #0 bbls molasses 102 hhds sugar to B. F. Dawson. Left on the bar, sebr Jos. Marsh, for N York Schr Columbia, Butterfield, 12 days from Key West, with 57 . Maitland. Schr Pacific, Si of Warren) 13 days from Baracoa, with coffee, to J. Elwell. ‘Left no American vessels, Schr Edward Preble, Pettingill, from Alexandria, with flour to order, Schr Sterling, Taylor, from Washington, NC. with naval stores. hss , Schr Regulus, Darling, from Wilmington, NC. with naval stores. Mar! Correspondence. Orrice of THE Ruope istanpen, Newport, Aug. 18, 1842. A Arr 17th, Canonicus, London—has had. but th yind the Whole passage—saw a numb Somerset for Norfolk; Betsey Richards, East Gre Philadelphia; Control, James River: Penobscot, Philadelphia; ‘tukee, fim Fall River for New York; Nantucket, for do. Arr ith, Catharme Frazier, Pictou, for orders; Pilot, Barn- stable for NYork. General Record. For Loxpox.—Packet ship Westminster, for London, will sail to-day. Her letter bags are at Gilpin’s News Rooms, in the Exchange. Stuer Barransta.—Capt. Jamison, of the Lavinia, from Si Johns, NF. 7th inst, reports that two ays previo to his depart” ure, a large ship full of passengers, from Liverpool belonging to New York, wentashore ou Cape Race, and was totally los: Thep ngers ail landed in safety, and took passag ay sel lor New Capt. York. This is no doubt the oe Britanni Cook, which sailed from Liverpool on the 23d June, tor New. pt de been previously reported on her beam ends off Cape’ Rac Eejuecsr—A ship of 500.tans was lannched at Newbaryport Inst Thursday. She is called the Ashburton, and is owned by Capt Wm Plummer, of Newburyport, and Capt Charles Hill, joston, Spoken, A large steam ship showing American colors, all sail set and under full steam, Aug 5, Carysford Light Boat NW 20 miles— no doubt the \ 1p. nssia, of NYork, 8 days from Boston for NOrleons, Aug 7, Jat 34 37, lon 72 10, “ Dublid, of Portland, Me.steering east, Ang 9,lat 35 10 N, lon 10. 73 Aivoatta, 14 days from Jamaica for London, Aug 7, lat 2610 N, 18 Ti nun, of and from Baltimore for Se Thomas, Aug 14, off “aes of and from Philadely U § ship Columbia, from New York for Rio de Janeiro, 3d Aug, no lat, pea Foreign Ports. Liveneoou, July 19=Sid City of Waterford, Quebec. 20h Arr Clyde, Pampico, OM port, John, from Quebec, Lewpory, july kit inwands, Aste, Newfoundland, ld Ganges, Halt ty 20—Sid Gibraitar, NYork. Are Monarch, Montrey ‘ 8 , CB, Aug 10—No American vessels in port. StJoun, NB. Aug J—Arr Selim. NYork. ia for Antwerp, July 21, Quenrc, Aug I4—Arr Humber, Hall; Susan, NYork: 15th, i Ni 3Macao, Belfast; John & Robert, Liver: Batanals Nose’ Pca ages ot * Beaches, iverpool. Matanzas, Ang 5—In port, John Hill, of Machias, Me. disg, Nor soon ‘ vont rereaos July f2--In port, Segadahock, for Boston, in 8 ys. Soaer or Arnica, about July Phiadelih rig como. the Hope, of and for New York, via Cape de Verds, left Monrovia 2ist June. United States Port Pontianp, Aug 16—Arr Sebago, Philadelphia; Lafayette, Pt for Bangor. 17—Cld_ Wm Schroder, Porto Rico, Fre oan Higaklin, Thomaston, for New Yorks ath, Olivia Brickell, Richmond for Portsmouth; 13th, Antilles, Thomaston for Richmond. Sh id 16th, NYork,.— In, sport, & re of 1—Grecian, of and for stern coasters. “Arr Jockson, NYork via Boston. Sld He- Hebrew, Newcastle, ‘ON, a Baar Joa Garver, Cadi Philadelphia, Mos nument, Surinam; Thom, do; illiame, ‘Clentoegos; Kosato, Mobile; NG Bourne, Charleston; Dov: Colombo, do; Acorn, L’Orient, Atlas, Js W En Treland, Wr Wilson, and) Emeline, Philadelp! Mobile: Megunticook, St Marks via NYork; Cordelia, Cha’s: Edwin, Richmond; Montano, Nansemand; Gloaner, Balti- more; Carroll, Havre de Grace; Vermont, Vintage, Tr and Oliver, Albany; Pennsylvania, Salem, NJ; John B, Hale, Fency, and Trio, NYock: Jasper, a Rondout.— i Harte: tpl Marketa ‘Odeon, Charleston; Palm, Phil ichmond; March, Fredericksburg; Arr 17th, Congaree, Charleston; Jo john Murray, 8; dney, CB; Thos Hooper, Baltimore; NewYork; Splendid, do. Atkins, Jere Baltimore. Hartronp, Aug i8—Arr Mail, Philadelphia; Jane, NYork. Cl vande' phe: Aug 1—Arr Ohio, NOrleang; Sarah Hand, St John, NB; Eunice Rose, Hartford; Eliza . oudon; Evelina, Boston; Sparta, Belfast, Me; Hartford. | Below, a shijy supposed the Thos P Cope, ool; Madrid, Trinidad de Cuba; Napoleon, St John . © Fare, Delaware, and Gen Scott, enrietta, wraltar; A Marshall, NYork;, Repablic Ing Squire & Brothers, Providence: Mexico, Troy, Dark Soffin, Cambridgeport; Caleutta, Dighton. An ve yl Kil Menton, Pesou Vandalia, Boston; Carvolly N'Work, Swan, Staten Island. imonr, Ang 17—Arr Henry, West Const of Africas, Architee ms; Bergen, New York; DC Wilk ton. Lexanpara, Ang 16—Sld Napoleon, Salem, i Hicnmox, Aug i¢Arr Caxeo, on Sd Seadrift, Bos- from the State of Maine, vd on Sunday night lst, and was Wales; Harriet, Ontario, Matun Cid Martha, Bos- ton, A. seaman named James r~ — the John, fell ove: Cramcsetox, Ang. 16—Sld Calhoun, NYork; Naavoo, Bow top; Frances, do, Cld La Grange, do. . x, Aug 10—Cld Topliff, New York; Calton, Dee One ath Ang Cl omit NewYork, Gul om LLS of Ex ange on all parts of England, Ireland and jand, in sums o} to £15 and £20, to'any i S.J. SYLVESTER'S, 22 Wall street, and 138 Broadway. '$ on all parts of th 8. J. SYLVESTER, adr 22 Wall'st, and 130 Broadway. NEWsURYPORT BANK NOTES S. J. SYLV. ¥ __8u20 Fr 130 Broadway and 22 Wall WANTED TO KNOW if a purchaser could be obtained h a judgment st the Custom House Officer Courtlandt street, near Broadway, that rendered the secret vices to the party unbeknown to the public—he is known as rotel keeper for many years, au20 ltr Tue State oF, Missr: Kemrrr County. uP: Cimcurr Court; April Tera, 1812. Harenen, 5t4, vs. Cran Wi HamiLton & $ Attachment for $11759 27 GREAT ATTRAC 10 aud Me BUCKKSTON Who positively depart for the temades wi Europe Tuesday Nit Least Appear FANNY FITZWILLIAM next. ’s new and popular Duo. IPPING TURTLE tone and Mrs Fi the cha Mr Buckst ta whieh Mr Bi Drama of the S, EG. in four original characters. Evtertaimments will com: mener at 8 o'clock, with A “GRAND OVERTURE, Atior which will be presented Mr Buckstone’s highly popular 4 Duo-Drama, called THE SNAPPING TURTLES ! Or, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Timms. Mr Timothy Tantalus Timms, Mr Buckstone Mes Matilda Timms, Mrs Fitzwilliam Ms Fipkine Yaw Yawre Londee Rapoiste,, Mrs Bits willias: Mr Fipking Yaw Vamre bom isite, _ Mrs Fit h v Song, calied the Life of Dandy. Who will sing @ new Song, call away, ir Buckstone Fox Hunting Mrs @itewillu x Hun at rs Fitzwilliam Miss Arabella Di Mrs ©’Biamey. an b rysive of am « Hunt and ane Mr Buckstone ith a Song, de intermission will be allowed for Mefresh- ts in the Grand Saloon. be succeeded cofahjning’ most of the beenslfal Seotch Melodies. Arranged expressly for this establishment. Sober Sam Quarter of an hor Au OVER After which the porular musical entertaimment, called FOREIGN AIRS ATIVE GRACKS, am Buckland, Buckstone | Emily Staples, Mrs Fitewilliam san Acorn, Miss Fitewilham i vegas Avres. e whole to conclude with THE PROMENADE. MUSICALE. (rr due Moprietor respectfully iuforme the public, that in compliance with the wishes of numerous visitors, ti part of the entertainments, will be given after the per- formances ‘he Saloon are over. Acting Manager, Mr. Chippendale usical Leader and Director, Mr & Woot. Tickets—50 cents Doors open at seven o'clock, Entertainments to commence at eiwhr. CHATHAM THEATRE. FIRST NIGHT OF THE CHATHAM, MR. E. FORREST and MISS CLIFTON, as Claude Melnotte and Pauline. A Nov National Gesture, written by, Mir Masks, Composer and Director, will be play g the first TRIUMPHAL ARCH. ° All be Spokey by Mr.C. R. THORNE, Jonas B. Phillips, Esq. i 22, 1842, will be performed ‘An opening Addre 7" MONDAY EVE. “the beauts iu y of the ‘ LADY OF LYONS. Claude Meluette, Mr Forrest | Beausaut,t Mr Hield Pauline, Miss Clifton Widow Melnatie, i le ace on ‘0 conclude wi he Comedy of , SWEETHEAKTS AND WIVES. nklin, Mr W Jones | Charles Franklin, Held Mrs Thorne Mrs Hield 3 Mis Judah Second Night of Mr Forrest and Miss Jose- First Tier, 50 cents ; Pit ier, 37 1-2 cents, 2" Doors will open at7—Curtain will rise at quartes before 8 ovclock precisely. Box Office open daily from 9 to 5, where Tickets may be purchased and places secured, On the fe fb ai Den mn the first tier of boxes are displayed the several eneyse mevits of the Wasp and Reindeer, Gouatitution and davaetos ted States and Macedonian, Hornet and Peacocks, amtetpe and Boxer, Perrys Victory on Lake Erie, and numerous Sunes naval engé 5 ‘On the second tier the Portraits of the Presidents are peautt fully and correctly depicted, and. the. esigns on the third wer represent the celebrated Battles of Bunker Mill, Cowpeuss Vorkown, New Orleans, Lundy's Lane, Brandvwrney Fieua, ames burgh and A splendid Act 5] y rop, representing the engagement betw the Constitution an jere, and anew Curtain of rich drapery have been painted by that eminent artist, P. sen’r, and round the bottom of the Pillars uf the Prosce Roscow Cou T[HE Attachment in the above stated c2se,_hi turned into our said Court duly executed, the Court that put lication be made for six succes: * whe New York Herald, newspaper, published in the city’ of New York, notify ing the said defendants of the pendency of this suit, ond that unless the said detendants shall appear on or Vefore the fourth Monday of October nexs, being the first day of the next term of our Conrt, pat i special bail, plead, or de- lered against them, and the property fy the said plaintiff's demands, Clerk of our said Court, the 27th day , aud the seal of said Court. : MOSES EVANS, Clerk HUNTRRIEN, DISPENSARY, 183, No.3 Division street —T! nostrums, the plurality ons, solely for the purp picking the Jouls, without affording the slighte: ‘ing been re- ordered by ks, in, medicine ending r tation; would have. prevsnted the proprietor p print, but the established fame, the well atteste’ excellence of iunter’s Red Drops proved in thousands of cases, and. the easing reputation of the medicine are sufficient to’ all that this cannot be classed with the above,and the reckless nostrums: of unprincivled persons who imitate every medicine found. to valuable i the last & years the ctlebrity of this ne has steadily increased, and not one solitary case © the ear of the proprietor. Iris no Prompt in removing diseases, but is safe for all to use convenient, and may be taken with the utin y, i h on undisturbed by its effects. le of this medicine in New York is as above Sheldon Row, South sth street, Philadel: a0 be dedie by the Right Rey.’ Bishop Hughes. T. 43 of people who. would crowd into the buil ‘open indixeriminately for all, the ‘Trustees w: 4 ion for as many as'the Chuceh will hold.— ‘These tickets will not be sold, but a collection will be taken up after the sermon te 8 ‘when it is hoped that the offerings of the assembly will ve, liberal, nts and those who subscribed towards may obtain tickets. of Mr. : Gignonx, 11 William stree monico’s Restawrant. ‘The Rev. Drs. Power, Quaiters, Star and McCloskey will distribute them to those’ of the pew-hol ers of their respective cangregations who may desire ty be pre- sent. aul9 u*r ‘ CHINESE LEMONIA. AN ped TIRELY new and splendid article for the Tomer. passing in fragrancy any ai ever been introduced iato this country. Every housekeeper will higily appreciate itas an indispensable family invigora- Al au 20 'V. H. WEBB. Agent, MEDICAL AID. R. GREGORY continues to devote his entire personal to diseases of ayeculiar nature. He bestow- and attention in the improvement of the old mode of practice, and the result is he has succeeded in dis: covering a new auxiliary remedr, never before sed in this line of practice, It is particularly applicable in cases of long standing, and where in many instances a stricture was sup- posed to'exist. Dr, G's residence is at 34 Mott street, about 150 yards from Chatham square, nearly opposite the Church. He is at home all hours of the day and evening. His charges are in propor- tion to the times. No 31 is nota drug store. aurditer 7 . y WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. GTRIKER’S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, which will SD change grey hair to its original color in afew minutes. This solution is different from any yet offered, and cannot snperseding all others. It is the great ixhly efficacious, and j vantage of beautifying the hair without injuring its are requested to have their hair changed before paying their money, If humbugs would take this method there would be no reason to complain. (Om One trial wits prove the fact. ‘Sold wholesale and retail, and applied, at No. 5 Chatbam st. opposite the Hall of Record, New York, upstairs. ant8 3t*r IMPORTANT TO THE OWNERS OF HORSES, &e.—John Williams, Veterinary, Sur- eon, respectfully informs his nuinerous friends and that he continues prac yon the dif incidental to that horse, at his d Veterinary Establishment at the sign of, the Golden Horse, No, 328 Broome street, a few doors east of ‘the or \s in thanking. his numerous i & period ef fourteen years ty,,takes this opportunity of has considerably improved his Infirmary, number of convenient roomy Ground Fi Herses, which will be attended t» with his asual care, puneta- Allity ad attention, "The tact of Mr. Williams being fegularty educated and brought up to the profession in the armies of bou England and ranee, ond having had much experience isa iept guarentee that those i him with the care of ‘orses, may rely Uy most skill and attention be: ing paid to them, Mr. V would also snzgest to his frends the advantages to b ed from employing him in the ation of Horses for sale. His services are offered to both chaser and the seller, and his accurate knowleage of the perfect formation of the Horse cannot but prove beneficial, ‘Mr. Williams’ Infirmary is at No, 131 Chrystie street, where e is always to be found ar d consulted, and where Horses com- mitted to his care will have the fall benefit of his care and long experience. His charges are moderate aud time NOTICE TO WAGON BUILDERS—Th scriber, Proprietor of New, York Tatter make liberal n ‘agons sent to hise stabl ders in the country can rely apou Papo Tardber perticalaiy, af to varias, See, apaly © ‘or further particnlary, as to terms, &e. apply to ' GEO, W. MILLER, Proprietor n# NY Wirvorualts, 44h Bi and has fitted up a loor Stalls for sick suitable 10 the anl9 3ueod *r wilt ™ Light ng every attention af St 5th BACON COURSE-TROTTING—The following Be eON coer Stencd to come off the Third Week tn Stes. I=Mile heats, best 3 im 5. in wouons, free for all hanterncvor trotted for money $00 entrance--half forfeit, $25 hiuled, to Ko tothe secon hest ‘Wagons and drivers to weigh 300 Ths, : take No. i—Two mile heats Ors . in, harness, free fo. all horse handred entranee—half for second best horse. ddie, free for all horse® halt forfeit; $25 added, to go 0. 4, under the saddle, e heats, best $in 5, under the saddle, fur hever wou a purse over $30—$00 entrance, half forfeit $25 added, to go to the second best horse. heats, best 3 in 5, under the seddle, $50 + $% added, to be given to the second best ee for ted for money » Sept. 26—Purse $500, wo mile heats, in witgons. ide stake of $500, half forfeit; $200, to xo to the xe- d drivers to weigh 300 Ibs. stakes to close at Randall . by 9 o'clock P, M. GEO. SPICE, 2 Res bh J.D. MeMA! PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. nthe lars eohurss i hone. F Monday with an which are white, fluted with geld, are correct likeneases of Di cavur, Hull, Perry and Lawrence, ‘The Chatham is now, without doubt, the most elegant The atre in the Union. aul7 Str AMERICAN Si1U08SHUM AND ORNER OF BROADWAY AND opposite St. Paal’s Church, GARDENS _ ANN STREET . T. BARNUM, MANAGER, INCREASED ‘NOVELTIES !! WONDER OF CREATION . For One Week Only—Day Visiters admitted in the Evening ree. Flattered by the iminense patronage bestowed upon this es tablishment by a mitg public, and being determined to spare no. exertions in securing every attainable novelty, the manager is happy to aunounce that he has, at a most extraordi nary expense, made arrangements with the proprietor of the kreatest curiosity in the world : REAL MERMAID ! Exhibibited during the past week at Concert Hall, in Broad way, where hundreds ot Naturahsts and other scientific gentle- men beheld it with teal wouder and amusement, and publicly expressed their conviction of the existence of ‘this wor creature. No Extra charge for Adi to the Museum. : Winchell the comie rollers in eight characteramthe Gip sy Girl can be privately consulted—La Fetite Celeste, Mis Ro - salie, Balloon Ascensions, Albino Lady, Fancy Glass Blow- ing and 500,000 curiosities, Day performances, Wedne: Admittance to the whole 25 cents _anlir HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM. JARD.—The pubic is respectfully informed thatthe New York Museum will be clo.ed in the evening till the ex- wive alterations and improvements are finisfied. [tis the in- ion of the subscriber to re-open on or about the 29th of Au-, aust, and pledges himself at chat time to show the public one of the tost_ mazmficent and refined places of amusement to G.H. HILL. —Ladies and Gentle esirous of engagement at ation by letter, post paid te J. 8. JO. }, Lessee. , au. 3tis*re — Se Witt take place at the Elysian Fields, Hoboken, on Wed _nesday, August 24th, 104 ‘of Fifty Dollars will ofour oared Race Boats nce five doliars each be added to t , a prize of twenty 4 given fora race between two pair of scu! Thi ize will he free tovel 1 sent! boats not exceeding twenty-four feet in length. All boats w toenter for this race, will please to enter on or before Monday, 22d August, as no boats will be allowed to enter after that date. Gentleme | wis’ ing to enter their! oas_ «ill please to enely to M. McCARTY, at the Elysian Fields, Hoboken. ula 3tis® TO CCORDION | RL, MARTINI having succeeded in bringing that trument into extensive and favorable notice in ped the powers and cay ‘and Practical, Pre . ely adopted in France and Eingl: begs leave to inform the public generally, that he is about publishing copious extracts from the above works, wl shortly be issued from the Press of Mesars Firth & Hall. SIGNOR MARSINI will be happy, 20 8) eit the art of playing the Accordion, at his residence, street, or atthe residence of Pupils. And he those Ladies and Gentlemen who may avail thes Ives of his professional . will make rapid and agreeable advan- ces, as his method is simple, clear and progressive. auld 3m*r PHE ORCHESTRION—Will be exhibited at Stuyte Mant Loetitater 657 Broadwayr flows Ie to ta oles a! Mt. from 7 till 9 o'clock in tl sday. ae ith. This 5 introduced from Europe, p and fantasias. 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