The New York Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1842, Page 3

for the public here; once ina while they have a concert at Morris Hall, and I believe that a thea- tre is sometimes opened for a few days. Now is it singular that a people, thus living, (and more than half of them women to) should be given to gossip- ing? Tcan exense them in a degree, upon the ground ot necessity—tor you know’ women and mea will talk, and when they cai good, they willevil. Here if a young man visits a young lady twice, the neighbors (who are always looking out of their windows) report that Miss is engaged, and the gentleman,not wishing to make mischief,ceases his visits. Thus by their love of gossiping they do much violence to the feelings of strangers. ., Another thing I have noticed, which seems to me like encouraging hypocrisy. Old and young, if they wish a lunch, ie not enter a refectory yy the front door, for fear of being seen by some old blue light, who will take great pains to Jell all the people at Mr. was seen going int@euch a drinking place, and then with a mysterious shake ot his Sanctified wig, prognesticate that the foune man will yet die a drankard, and yet the old fellow will drink his brandy at hoine every day. In fact, there are a set in this place who are busy from morning ull night in finding out flaws in other pear cha- racter. It is sure ruin to a young man, ifhe be so un- fortunate as to falljinto the hands of twofor three mar- ried women; they do not consider ayoung man capa- ble of judging for himself until he arrives at about In ‘most other places boys get out of their apron strings at 16 or thereabouts. They stand in fear, and learn to practice deceit—so that it is worse for all concerned, than it would be, were things allowed to goon as in other places. Women are the very deuce here, A - The young ladies are numerous in Troy, and I must say there are many very pretty ones. I will hope that they will be given less to gossiping than their mothers are. I may write you ot them in another letter, when I will give you some account of the “‘tirst families” of Troy. Yours, Doty Spranker. Middletown, Ct. [Correspondence of the Herald.} Mippietown, August, 1842. Commencement~ New President at the College—Hizh Lifeand Large Party at Rev. Doct. Jarvis'—Hotels. James Gorpon Bennett, Es Dear Sin— Having a few days leisure, and a desire to get from the bustle and noise of the city, I made up my mind to take a trip to Middletown, having heard much of its beautiful location, splendid palaces and delightful scenery—which, I think is scarcely surpassed in this country. While there, in reading your valuable journal, I notice you have correspondence from al- most all parts of the world, except the city of Middletown, which I think ought not to go unao- ticed—and for that reason I now write you. The 3d of August was Commencement Day for the Wesleyan University. The day was pleasant, and every thing appeared delightful. The proces- sion from the College was large, and in every way respectable, headed by Sheriff Coe, as Marshall of the day, and a splendid band of music. They passed pads the principal streets in the city to the Metho- dist church, where the ordinary services for the oc- casion were performed. We noticed a number of gentlemen orn distinction in the procession, and among them was shown me Gov. Cleayeland, the present Governor of the State of Connecticut, whose peoeun appearance exceeds that of any gentleman | saw there. During the day, that popular and dis- tinguished gentleman, the Rev. Dr. Olin, was elect- ed President of the College, in place of the Rey. Doct. Bangs, who has resigned. 1 am extremely glad to say to you, that the College is flourishing and In a state of prosperity. The next thing I heard in the evening, was a large party at the Rev. Doct. Jarvis’s, where was gathered a considerable part of the fashionables of the city— waltzing, dancing, full of merriment and frolic. This I thonght strange, as I was sure it was not long since [ heard of the death of Mr. Hart, the grand- father of the Doct ’s children, who I am told was amiable, kind and affectionate to those children. And what was more, strange to me, was, to hear that none of the children had invited their sister Jennette, (who is boarding at one of the hotels in the city, with her mother,) to join them in their evening parties, which I fearn ey have had every two weeks for some time past. Indeed I was told it was but a short time after the death of Mr. Hart that they commenced the waltzing and danc- ing parties at the Doctor’s house ; and what was still more surprising to me was to hear that neither of the Doctor’s children who are with him speak to their sister Jennette or their mother, but that, whenever by chance they meet them in the street, they pass them asthough they thought them unworthy of their notice. What must be the secret and silent thoughts of those children, when they pass 2 sister of that amiable appearance of their sister Jennette, and a mother who has borne.and nurtured them ? There are three hotels in the city. The first I stopped at was the Mansion House, kept by a Mr. Hubbard. I spent a few days there, having an in- clination to see and try them all. [ went next to the Central Hotel, kept by a Mr. Mather, and stayed a day or two there, and then to the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Hotel, kept by Mr. Kilbourn, where [ spent a day; and I feel in duty bound to say that I found all three of the hotels in excellent order, and neatly and well kept in every respect, and I do not hesitate to say to you that you may, with safety, re- commend the hotels in Middletowa to the traveling public, as being houses deserving to be ranke among the first class of hotels in the New England States. Yours, &c., E. New-York Leatstaturr.—Nothing of importance took place in this body since our last advices. Eecrions.—It is now satisfactorily ascertained that the locofocos have carried the State of In- diana, ‘Tue Wsatner.—Another hot aod sultry day yes- terday. Thermometer at 92 in the shade the greater part of the day Steam Sur British Queen, hence for South- ampton and Antwerp was seen on the 10th instant, in lat. 40 23 N. and lon. 62 W. A SAS, SE I, LL EO IIE IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! The College of Medicine and Pharmacy, Established for the Suppression of Quackery, 0G- BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DESIROUS of obtaining medical advice, that on remitting the sum of one dollar, with a statement of their case, they willbe supplied with one dollar’s worth of appropriate medicine, anda letter of advice containing full directions as to diet, regimen, &c. Allletters must be post paid. Address W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Pr'c ipal Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street, N. Y. N.B— Lhe Consvttino Paysicran is daily in attendance at the private consulting rooms of the College. Hours from 10 till 2 o’cloc! aye 0G JOHN H. BATES, OF NO. 203 NINETEENTH street, left his residence on Friday morning, the 19th inst.. about nine o’ch since which time he has not been heard from. Any information respecting him will be thankfully received by his afflicted family, 202 Nineteenth st., or at No 64 Wall street. TO CHURCH, AND TAKE WITH YOU SOME of Sherman’s Lozenges ; if you have a head-ache, take the Camphor Lozenges ; if a cough, ‘a few of the Cough Lozenges will stop it immediately. ' If you have a pain or weakness in your back or breast, put on one of Sherman’s Poor Man’s Plasters, and it will make you strong and re- lieve your pain. Dr. Sherman’s office is at 106 Nassau st. (only open week days) , agents, Rushton and Aspinwall, sands, Church's, 168 Bowery, tad Candin ean ae son tt. (G- RHEUMATISM! OUR READERS ARE RE. ferred to an advertisement in another part of the Herald, of Dr. Henry's Rheumatic Syrup. e rapidity with which it has “used up” some cases of Rheumatism is per- fectly astonishing. ‘The references there given are sui cient to satisfy the most incredulous. [tia sold in this city at No. 286 Bowery corner of Houston street. Here is a &pecimen of the certificates :—This certifies that last spring I was attacked with a Rheumatic affection in my er al ual legs and hips, which upon every change of weath most laid me on my back, and was a source of con trouble to me,when seeing an advertisement of Dr.Henry’s Rheumatic Syrup, | bought asingle bottle which has per. feotly cured me, and I am able now to stand all kinds of weather and exposure without being in the least affected. ‘M. H. WHITE, New York, Aug. 7, 1842. No. 36 6th Avenue OLDRIDGE’S BALM OF COLUMBIA FOR THE Hair, from Comstock & Co. Its positive qualities are as follows :— ‘ Ist, For infants, keeping the head free from seurf, and causing a luxuriant growth of hair. 2d, For ladies after childbirth, restoring the skin to its natural strength and firmness, and preventing the falling out of the hair. : 4, For any person recovering from any debility the same eflect 18 produced. ith, If used in infancy till a good growth is started, it may be preserved by attention to the latest perio! of fe. Sth, It frees the head from dandruff, strengthens the roots, imparts health and vigor to the circulation, and pre- vents the hair from changing color or getting gray. 6th, It causesthe hair to curl beautifully when done up in it over night. Sig No Taly’s toilet should evar be made without it. , Children who have by any means contracted ver- min in the head, aro immediately and perfectly cured of them by iteuse,’ It is infallible. To be found only at 71 Maiden Lane, SICIAN OF STANDING, HAD DOCTOR. ed Tamiiy of children some weeks, without being able to restore but one out of seven to health. He had the liberality ta send for KOLMSTOCK’S VERMIFUGE, and cured the rest with it in less than a week. IN NUMEROUS anaes, exes coms ietate were bey to exist, and the persons treated for fever, &c., but finally a trial of this Vermifuge discovered the true cause of the sickness, by b tan innumerable quan- tity of worms, large , and the persons recovered with great despatch. INSTANCES of this kind might be cited to an immense extent, but it is useless ; one trial for 26 cts. will show rd one with astonishment the eertain effects of this Vermiluge. ‘To be found only at 71 Maiden Lane. FRANKLIN SALT WATER BATHS—CASTLE. GARDEN.—The past may be justly termed the first week of the bathing season—and who has not enjoyed it? A glimpse at the crowds—young and old—grey and gay— wealthy and weak, who are seen in the HB tl ofthe ning, when the water is invigorating and refre: ping their steps towards Mr. Thomas’,verifies the fact that only such weather w iting to encourage the univer- sally necessary desires for habitual bathing. (qj THE MERMAID AND THE AMERICAN MU- SEUM.—Well, Barnum has had the Mermaid one whole week, and judging from the immense crowds constantly thronging his establishment, he could well afford to pay the thousand dollars for its exhibition. In order fully to accommodate his patrons, he has engaged this extraordi- nary animal for one week more, and in addition to th immense attraction there will be rich and splendid pe formances every afternoon at four o'clock by Winohell, Miss ‘Taylor, Celeste and others. ing, tri Marine Pavilion, Rockaway, 3d August, 1842. (g- FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS at this delightful watering place, by addressing the sub- scriberat McCoun & Clark’s, 63 Wall street. a3 lot 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 cight o'clock, A. M.—and also of ilfe evening mails, at four o'clock, P. M., the latest intelligence from aff parts of the world, may be'found on the Herald Bulletin Board, at this corner. Let every wayfarer stop andread. Advertisements of all kinds taken at the office. Herald General Printing Office. ‘The General Printing Office, capable of doing all sorta of printing, such as books, pemp lets, bills, cards of all descriptions, is now open at the Herald Buildings, entrance from Nassau street—Joseph Elliott, Printer. MONEY MARKET. Saturday, August 20—6 P. Mm. ‘The accounts from abroad by the packet of to-day are decidedly better. ‘The harvest has in a great measure ad- vanced under the favorable weather, and wheat has fallen 7s. per quarter in Market lane. There is still a good deal of distress among the people, because of the fact that m nufacturing has actually not increased, although purch: sers of raw material,particularly cotton, have increased. This latter has advanced j. Failures, however, continue. The large iron founding house of Acraman, Morgans & Co., at Bristol, stopped for £300,000. The money market was easy, and the Bank of England had openly increased its securities as follws :— Bank or ENGLAND. June 18. July 16. Increase. 17,795,000 18,279,000 484,000 8,061,000 8,563,000 04.000 21,083,000 21,713,000 630,000 7,032,000 7,320,000 7,818,000 448,000 ‘The money market is particularly easy ; brokers will not give more than 2} per cent., and will do good bills at three. ‘There seems on all sides,however, aconfidence that a re- action has taken place, consequent upon the late measures of the administration. When a measure is effected which diminishes the incomes derived by the wealthy from the industry of the people generally, without an equal de- pression of money wages, it is evident that pro tanto 2 good is accomplished, the immense deparity between the rich and poor is lessened, and the condition of the latter amended. The incometax and the corn law amendment act have had such an effect. The time must come when le- gislation must proceed still further in the same direction, for it may be laid dowu as an axiom, that the evil under which society labors is rather in the laws which affect the distribution of wealth than in those connected with its production. In stocks there was but little improvement. ‘The par- ticulars of the Hamburgh loan have now made their ap- pearance. It is to be called the “State Fire Insurance Loan of 1842.” The nominal capital is 34,000,000 marks banc and the interest 3} percent. For security not only the general revenue of the State is pledged, but also a special tax levied last month. The interest is payanie on the Ist of February and the Ist of August in every year. ‘The yearly sum of 1,445,000 is to be set apartfor the redemption of the loan, and after five years, but not befere, the State is to be at liberty to increase this sum. When the bonds are below par, they will be redeemed by purchase in the market, afl the numbers of the bonds so repurchased will be advertised ; and when they are above par, they will be redeemed at par every half year by drawing. Of this loan M. Solomon Heine takes 8,000,000 marks banco, no- minal capital. M.A. Bloch, of Berlin, who represents the See-handlungs Societat, and several firms,takes 12,000,000; for the capitelistsjof Hamburgh is reserved 3,000,000; and the remaining 11,400,000 is to be held by the State, and not be issued till July, 1843. The price contracted for is 94 per cent., with one percent commission. M. Bloch is to be allowed one quarter per cent. for his ageney. The payments to be made at the Bank of Hamburgh are to be as follows :— 10 per cent. on signing the contract, which is at the latest to be on the 15th of Angust, 1942 10 per cent.........the 15th September 1842 10 percent. the 15th October, 1841 10 per cent 15th November, 1842 5 percent. 5 percent. 5 percent. + 16th February, 1843 15 per cent. -15th March,’ 1843 10 percent. ++ -16th April,’ — 1843 10 per cent teeres1Gth May, — 1843 10 per cent... 100 The United States agent, Mr. Robinson, does not meet with much countenance. A London print remarks as fol- lo . 16th June, 1843 For unmitigable, irredeemable, bold faced impudence it is considered to out-Herod all Jonathan’s previous acts, coupled as it is, with an account, by the self-same ship that convey: dthe agent to our shores, of the defalcation of six or seven of the federal states in the payment of the vidends on the money they have borrowed, due on the Ist iastant. To make a proposition to borrow in England upon any terms under such circumstances would appear to be a presumption on a degree of gullibility calculated to outrage all common sense ; but there is a wheel within a wheel upon this matter into which little daylight must be thrown. Beit known, then, that the greater portion of the bondsof the bankrupt American States are in the hands of English capitalists. It is further perfectly un- derstood that the only chance of their getting ont of the difficulty is to endeavor to prop up the credit of the Ame- rican Government, which will give a tone and stimulus to the State bonds, under the influenceof which stimulus they will be enabled to cut and run by saddling them on smaller and credulons capitalists, anxious to find ont means to increase their incomes. By this class of holders of American bonds the government of that country have been enceuraged to make the present experiment, and the promise of the indirect and casual support of the said capitalists, if it is not convenient or s1 le for them to appear in the matter openly. Feelers will be immedi- ly thrown out tosee how the pulse of the public bea's, and if a favorable impression can be made, the connexion will be avowed, and contracts entered into. The great difficulty of finding secure channels of investment in this country at present, except at avery low rate of remunera- tion, for capital, is believed to afford a chance of, to a cer- tain extent, overcoming the objections that may be made on the score of American integrity, and want of stability in the government, waiving the other point, and giving her statesmen credit for honesty of intention. Ifthe ice can once be broken under anything like favorable cir- cumstances, we shall have abundance of specious plausi- bilities put forth on the vast extent of American resources, backed by asseverations that the tribulations they have lately gone through have fully convinced them that hon- esty isthe best polley and that they will in future faith. fully discharge all their pecuniary obligations. It wili, however, be the duty of the public press to lay the case naked and bare, as the facts justify, without exaggeration or embellishme; ind if dupes can be found og lunge in- to new difficulties with their eyes open, they have only themselves to blame. We do not see why the English people should make such an outcry about the means of investing the proceeds of their robberies. With the bold atrocity of an outlaw,the British Government have held a pistol to the breast of the Chinese Emperor, and demanded his money or his life — They have cut the throats of a large number of its unof- fending subjects, and he offers them $40,000,000. This may satisfy British avarice for the moment, but will as surely tempt;the blood hounds back for more “blood mo- ney” at afuture time. The stocks of the states are entire- ly neglected. ‘The stock market has been rather more firm to-day wn- der the influence of the foreign news. Indiana 5’ rose }, Ohio 6's 1}, Ohio Life & Trust 1}, Long Island }, Farmers’ Loan fell }, Harlem 4. _ Sales at the Stock Exchange. 8500 Ohio 6 1860 71 90 Farmers Trust 10K 2000 Tlinows, 1970 wy je judson 500 Island 10 Ame Exc Bk xo es a i a Second Board, 100 shs Harlem. “ 50 do Long island, 5746 State of Trade. We notice no material berg in the markets to-dey with the exception of cotton, which is now firm. Rice.—The sales range from 2,874a3, Sait.—-9000 bushels Ivica sold st 19 cents, 50 Long Istand, a1 Prices still continue low. Si week B00 hhds Porte Rien, w. Sales of the as Mescowela, dad 3 300 do Cuba and 4; 800 do Cuba Grete bdest; 300 do white, ‘halebone.—A sale was made at 25a27 cents. Wool.—Fleoce begins to come in, tak immediate wants. hes.—Pots—Sales and is taken to supply are making at $5,062}. Pearls are $5, bout $000 Ibs, southern yellow have beon LS morning, the 18th inst., at Breoklyn, Wi Liast Henny, el iam Henry and Elizabetl lest son of Willi Parker, aged 9 years and 4 mont! Passengers Arrived, Livenroot. axp Hattrax Steamer id, Mrs Henry, Miss Diels Oc rs, . Miss Eliza Travers 1 Miss Weiter, B H yan, J G Wilson, War base, Mt Clifton, Mart, A Phili Washington Travers, Wim Munroe Jr, EC Ric Ww sbive, C Congreve, Julivs Phelps, E H Wey: v M Herchmer, C' Clisherow, ) J From Halifax to and servant, Juo Roxby, iady and chil ‘hos Dobson, B McK vers and 1 Miss Mary B'McEvers, Jobu A. H vam Smith, Ledivg Rox! lady, Lng a fie ston, v The rk ham, E Cooke, Miss Cooke. Passengers Sailed. Haynx—Packet ship Ville de Lyon vant, Miss Adelaide Mott, “Alexuider Mert oo lady; Mrs Gilbree, of New York: PA Kiel ‘Mrs Kielehen, Miss Kiel ictoria Kielchea, Mast iss Ann Shane, Boston; Phes Wilson, Baltimore: La iihelin, Belize, Hon lexander Mout, BE Ji Consul at Boste Kielehen, Miss Vi Mr Mahelin, F J Le Breton—25 in the steerag MARITIME HERALD. To Ship Masters, We shall esteem at a favor, here, will give to Commodore a report of the shipping left at the pert vessels spoken on their passae, a list of their ¢ newspapers they may board them immediately on their arrival, the favor inany way. To Correspondents Abroad, pondents in foreign ports are respectfully request. by ‘every veerel-all-the marin <A msl aps ane tain. Nautical inforination of ‘an siding at home or abroad, wains of vessels arriving jussett, of our news fleet, kind, from any one re- PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 21, 1842. 517) FULL Moon: Ships Commerce, Emma, (Bremen) Teck! stedt; St Mary, Foster, Ne’ ‘Louise, (Bremen) ies Arethusy, (Bri Desert, Nesmith, Leeds & Co, Newvitas, Brett’ & V. ‘Thurston: Celeste, org, Bremen, No Schrs Chas L Vose, ‘ose; Burlington, fli Johnson, Baltimore Camp, Philadelpl 23 Cool Ml, do; Pequot, Kelly, Marine Correspondence, Vernon, Havana and sailed and sailed for Hav: d sale 3; 27th, B Aymar, Hava 3 20th, Casilda, Trinidad ‘aban, Matanzas and sailed lor orders, and remains; 3ist, General Record, Hiv Leica, at Baltimore from Liverpool, was struck by ining or the 9th inst. lat 41, lon 60, in a gust from westward which shivered aud broke the main topgallant mast, but did no ir perceivable damage. Notice to Mariners. Eastern Extnance to tHe Roa» of CHeRnourc.—The has directed that on the Ist July ights, not revolving, visi which were on the Roy 16, and |W lon 3 55 15) were to be ® single fixed light, visible nine French Minister of the Nev ast, the two small Beacon ce of six marine miles, land, (in lat 49 40 suppressed, and replaced by ector general of the Nether ¥ led North Batte: till further orders, not be lighte in order to mark the vici e 19th loreede, at the 80 ¢ inity of the harbor of he middle of the channel, there has recently bi roadstead, a black and white circular stripe nthe others, which rei ts buoy,'wih ard in unaltered. ‘This ie With two beacons trand Down, NNW, on the summit of E. distant from the we harbor must be left on the passed on either side, only into the harbor, the two land bottom, larger t ae a erected on the Eastern Harbor Mole and § distance from the beacon | the eastern mole, starboard of the white buoy, taking care that by steering marks before mentioned, be always kept covered. Sroker—Jaly 25, ee 3748; lon 305 Dragon, oken—July 25, ba 52, lon on, from. Tale a tet $0 tk, 45 15-W, eee days from NB. no "uly 13, lat 35 42, lon 43 30, Inga, 22 days from Warehain, Ms, lat 35 42, lon 43 30, Leonidas, of Bristol, 16 mos out, 500 bbls July 20, dat 285, Jon 39 50, Ann Maria, from Fall River, 11 . British Queen, (s) hence for Antwerp, Aug 10, lat 40 23 Ne Jon 62 W. Pactolus, of Portsmouth, from NOrleans for Havre, Cowper, from Boston for Pensacola, Aug 11, I f ae. ton for ug lat 27 N, Jon 1 foee Yorkine, Perkins, ia, dos Spring, NYo jadelpiag” SHY iad Cl 1oth, Minerva, Winslow, do. Lasnon, July 2i—Arr Aynes, NYork. Orr Oronto, July 22—Cacilds, from N¥ork. Sr Micarrs, June 22—Arr Penguin, P ovidence. Mapeina, July 17—Agr Porpoise|N York, A anis, July Ar Etrurian, Bransom, N York; 19th, Globe, Gardiner, Bradstreet, do. Sid isth, ‘Russ bee, Smith, do. Conunna, Jily li—Art Kentucky, NOrd Giunatran, July 10--Arr Mary Chilt NOsleans; tech, Morea, Std ola, Pinkney, Tarragona for NY ork. Matsaa, June’ 19—Arr Alabama, and Clarissa, Messina, July li—Acr Wim Tell, NOsleans; Taresvey July 7—Arr John Fehrinan, Havana NY Gi NYork; 17th, » Dow Juan, Pict 11h, Griffon, Savannah; 22d, Nile, Sc J 0a, July 7—~Ar Edwina, NYork; 18th, Alabamian, do. Quenre, Aug i6—Arr Bridget Timmens, NYork; John, Ha- vous; Fairbeld, Bermuda; James Bales, Sunderland. Cld Jes- sie, Livery eptane, Falmouth, Exile, Bridgewater; Lord ombwick Pilly Truant, Aberystwith; Robert Brace, —In port, Mary Pease, of and for Portland, next day, Avx Caves, Aug 6—No American vessels in port United States Port Cavats, Aug H—I[n port, Boston, for NYork, ready. PoursMourn, Aug li—Asy Henry Clay, Atiaknps Newsunvronr, Aug 19 . pass ‘Are Ieauhoey Philadel hia. Satem, Aug lo—Arr & tolus, Cayenne. Sid 16th, Grecian, s) Liverpool; Perdonnet, N Patapsco, and Alce- id Gi et, Hor Mozelle Gov York fi y" 5 ited States, Rondout; ‘Oscar, N d, Herald, which sailed lith inst. for Coast of pitched away both topmasts in a heavy sea, Aus 18—Arr Ellen Ro NYork; Cor nelia, do; Lodemia & Eliza, Philadelphia; ranees, Baltimo Patriot, Hudson, NY; Adelaite, Albany. Evoawrowy, Aug 16—Acr Dolphin, Baltimore for Nantuck- et, and sid 18th. Provioe 18—-Arr Paragon, Mary, and Star, Balti- 1 d arbour, Philadelphia; Ga- Jawkins, do; Albany, Albany; Moses do. Sid Juno, Translation, Medi- roy, NYork for Boston; DB ——, do'for Bath Arr North Siar, Napolec New Kerler, do for Thomuasto Purvapetrnia, A condonderty: Black Diamond, A! au Eastern port. € erpool; St Jo di € Ww d Bremen, B, meu nand, Amsterdam via Baltimore; Monaco, Bi Richn do: Woodlands, St John, 2| te lumbia, Providence. Arr’ in the Schuy ki Granite, do. ’Stoten island; C ill, Radius, Pictou; Liverpool; Two Pol y Hie Bedford. Sid Ta, Boston; y,NYork, Sld Lagrange, Savawnan, Aug 16—Cld Excel, NewYork. Sld Jane, » sau, NP. ONFECTIONARY, ICE CREAMS, SODA WATER, &e.—J. BRADEN, No. 73 street, is still at his old stand, and witl be happy to see his friends, as well as the public generally, and woul them that he continues to make improvements in his articles of C } which have heen so generall pure and wholesome, as no deleterious articles are used intthe manufacturing of them, the superintendence of the whole being under his immediate supervision. SEGARS, CONFECTIONARY, FRUITS, ke. ke wholesale and retail. _ (LA Particular attention will be paid to orders for furnish+ ing parties or private families for Ice Creams, Jellies, &e., at prices to suit the times. Orders for Confectionary from the country will be attended to with promptness and despatch. He takes this opportunity of returning his thanks for the libe- rol patronage bestowed, and hopes to "merit a continuance of public favor. au2t im* FIVE POUNDS REWARD.—An advertisement appeared in the Ohio Gazette in 1838 or 1839, for information relative to John Budd, alias John Rooke or Rook, who left property in Carolina, Any person sending the copy of the advertisement shall receive the above reward, The trustees or executors of the said John Budd alias Rook, are requested to send particu- lars to Messrs, Wreford & Lloyd, Correspondents and Adver- tisement Agents 22 Birchin Lane, Cornhill, London, — Refe- tence, Messrs, Neilson & Co., Government Gazette Office, Quebeck. au 21 im d&w r 7. a] ani hla GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH. LADIES NEED NOT DESPAIR. CASTLE, Dentist, 297 Broadway, New York, Phas mosilicon Paste, for filling decay hollow teeth: Iris perfectly harmless Ccompoxition, aud can be put into the most tender tooth without pain or inconvenience, aud with which it becomes impacted as one solid body, maintaining its original appemryice and uses for life, ‘The mimerous testimo- nials from ladies in the first ciass of society speak in the most Blowing TMs as to its efficacy. The Evening Post, 22d May, says "Itis adiairably ‘adapted. for gore or tender teeth, and tO nervous persons, and Dr. A. C. Castle operates on the teeth with great care and ability.” : ‘The following, from the New Orleans Picayune, Dee. 6th, sufficiently speaks of Dr. Cs skill asa mechanical, dentist? hi ho was employed in, the Florida service, dur- ing an engagement, had one side of his lower jaw and part of the apper shot away. It was feared that the loss would be per manent, but meeting with Dr. A. C. Castle, of New York, an artificial substitute, with teeth, was made and fitted in, and the officer has now the perfect use of this shattered but important organ. Dr. A.C. C. inserts teeth on the principle of adhesion, by, atmospheric pressure, from ue to an entire set ¢ teeth.” ‘Toothache Pills, one of which pat ia the painful tooth will effect a permanent care. j j Dr, A. C. C. refers to the Spanish Ambassador, Spanish Cou- e Dr. F, U. Johnson, President of the » And the’ several Professors of the New Vork i J. Torrey, M.D. J. au2l ines | BRANDRETH’S PILLS. PPHERE ae THEY CURE DISEASE! w are two priveiples in. the human body always at one the principle of life—the other the principle of ‘They may f when alanced, we are fr ple Fi ciple of de- cay or cornu ars down the balance, then we are sick, aud the disease declares itself with more or less violence, Now all we have to do to recover health is to remove from the body the corruption, and thereby restore the balauce in favor of tie healthy or Life Principle To do this we have only to make use of Brandreth’s Vegetable Universal Pills, a medicine which only removes the dross or co: rat parts from the bor y, leaving the blood pure, and free from all imnedime: ENCOURAGEMEN E AF tution—these Foreign Ports, BM ort echgd Aug 3—Arr Minerva . Charleston; Genl Parkhill july 28, Kilby, nstony 2th, ‘St Lawrence ja Caledonia, (s) Hal rien a a ri lu; 22d, Springfield, Savanna ork. Lochinvar, Castin States, Britton, Boston. Cid $4, Scotland, NYorl Ent for ldg Aug’, G Mobile; ist, Harmony, NOrleat of Mexico; Susan Drew NOrleaus; Birkenhead etorara. Fiiladet ing San, Gull rew; 29th, Francis lo; 28th, Nonan- ussell, Glover, jn July %—Ennt for Wg, Philadelphi wornas and Galveston; 1éth, Zaid: lv uly 16—Arr Sai waze, Grafton, NYork. Re Guavesenn, Ang 2—Arr Casilda, N York. Sid 26th, Dela NYork; 20th, Gere ans, ‘SKd With, Gibraltar, Jordan, N BeAr Conrier, NYork: 200 States: 20th, Maria Hor duras; Byron, New York, Arr 22d, Byron, Te Palos, Virginia. Francis, NYork. ana; 27th, B Aymar, Ma- » (s) West Indies. Arr July Poursmours, July Wellington, Chadwi Orr Fatmoutn, July 23— Cowrs, July 20-4 rox, Aug 1—Sld 27, Tweed, (s) de. 2 Sr Mawes, July 29—Arr Sophia, Charleston. Orr Dover, July 20—Daniel, NYork. Orr Bracny Hya, July 22—Caspar, Philadelphia. Bs Orr Tonmay, July 13—Agnes, for New York; 22d, Altorf, Newrort, Wales, July 19—Sld Rosalind, Baltimore. rr Hamburg for Bostor —Sid Wanderer, Hi ‘Thomas; Toulon, Rich, NYorl Hargrave, do; Wessacumcon, Havana; ‘ork. July 7—Sld Edw Thorne, Anderson, N 18—Oxford, N York. rr Acadian, Charleston. Sid 26th, Lady ‘ork. 16—Arr Symmetry, Amn Humbertson, Havana; 21th, Su- UNDER, July 15—Sid Medora, Lunt, NYork. St Pererssurs, July 17—Ani jonsTaDT, July 20—Sid bury, Gen Harrison, and Eurotas, Matanzas; ‘ork. Ore Kinsace, Jul of the Lake, Jum ann. Ar: Sth, Ganges, Gottensure, July -Ai Stocknots, July Arr Swixemvnpe, Jul J, NYork. Travemunne, July 2—Arr Union, Charleston; 17th, Wil- liam, do; 18th, Sylvanus, idence, se, NYork for St th, Cameo, Jarvis, St Petersburg for NY: do do; 10th, Carthage, do for Boston; 13th ‘ork for St Petersburg; 9h, Hindoo, ‘Granberg, Stock holin for N York. July 3—Arr Shamrock, Portsmouth, NIT; tsth, ore. OPENHAGEN, July 20—Arr Dorchester, and Ivanhoe, Ha- vane. Texer, July 15—Arr Agenoria, Havana: 19th, Clitus, New Pontiae, New Orleat ; Keni Saar etka . " Bedford; 2d, Josephine, N . Pieneer, Baltimore, Hastoune, Jal ‘ork; 25th, Apol 15—Acr Binney, javana; 21st, Savannah, ) jo, Boston; Henry Newall, NY: rey, Baltimore; 2oth, J a; 27th, Florida, ‘Sid 29th, Colehis, , from Bremen, for to these Roads this morning, having ground a heavy gale last mght, and ed onthe Flemish Ban Jost her rudder; she will tly 10—Avr Henry Shelton, Baltimore; 20u ton; Bist, Southy ithea, Goodmanson, do, Sept 52 Elizabeth Bruce, Boston, iy 1@—-Art Marys, Charleston; 2d, Spring, Mer jd Saratoga, Bedell, NYork, faly 10—Arr Garonne, NOrleans, oat it, NOrleans; lich, Sarna Beaton 2iet, Orosimbo, New earet, and Volwoteer, 0 always having. the W. Reware of all prof wager from them. ‘Phe hhether in Politics or M READ-REFLECT ! nived Society Harvard, Mase, } July 6th, 1942. Respected Friend—A short description of & wonderful cure, of which J was the subject, Was given among other facts more than a year since, in reply to a letter addressed his Society requesting an opinion of Dr. Brandreth’ The Doctor happening to receive, and publish the letter, [have been ve- tedly requested to give more particularly my uwn impress ions, with which request Lnow comply from a se nse of dury* oceasionally doctored for the nd distre: described in that letter, ever since | was my age is now fifty-si fifteen or twen has been exceedingly troublesom obliged to resort to the remedies cure was effected, and the back part it a most dreadful condition, The prospect of terminating my life, by the ravages of that able scourge of uma ty, the cancerous humor,was certamnly prevented by the timely persevering use #f Dr. Brandreth's Medicine. But I have been requested to state particularly the effect of this mediciue in my care. , : To a person who has been blessed with a mild, pleasant and efficient medicine, when in the most restless, painful and dis heartening condition of body, when relief was least expected, the description ts easy. p T had not taken more than four or five be fore I began tq experience the most 1 ry relief, TH ulceration c | \ ere jexdi- i pain in until it was entirely iny head and neck passed 0! gone—my sleep bean to be came vigornted. And here | f na Jong continued use of felt ing or debiitating effect usually expenence medicines. Fora number of years | had been subject to a0 breaking in my head, previous to the breaking out or ulcerati above mentioned, and frequently my face, neck, and ar would be s@ inflamed tha ofthe hamor, ‘The fact i by using the Pills 1 able and dangerous effect ‘of the internal disease is prevented as Thave no doubs, by cleansing the blood. I have never had recourse to bleeding or any other remedy, to which thie won- derful cure could be attributed, for while using the Pills T used no other medicine, aud never expect to, 80 long as the Gentine Brandreth Pills can be had. To conclude, the change effected in my system is apparently PERMANENT and EFFECTUAL, and such is my cond: dence in the medicine that | do invariably recommend it in all eases, to be used according to directions Besides my own, several cases have come within my imme- diate knowledge, which, if represented, would. give abundant evidence of the palutary effects of Dr. Brandreth’s medicines. ‘The Gening Bills are known to be.harmlese—therefore Tre: vat to all safferi: from disease, puril our blood by. per teeofihen. WARY [e'GROSVENOW TO BE REMEMBERED, Thst each of the genuine has upon it THREE COPY- RIGHT LABELS: ° * hat each label has two siguatures of Dr. Benjamin Brand- gg st be on exch box thre: at there must be he eas de BRANDRE TH three sienwuces, thus: a” “BENJAMIN BRANDRETH, Besides, the labels are full of small rinting done in red inl ahere being onthe Jabey nearly three hundred impressions of jenjamin Brandcerh's. Pills. es THE BRANDRETH PILLS. ; are sold at Pepure box, with directions, at the following in New York = Pace SRANDRETH'S PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 241 Broadway, between Pack Place and Murray street. Bowery Office, 271 Bowery. i fudson street. : y Kemember, Dr. Brandreth’s Office, in the BOWERY mm, NOT 7b. _ aud itr ( DISEASES OF THE 5 EYE AND EAR. | 192 BROADWAY, Corner John street, up stairs, SHANKS, M. D. iespectfully smouuces fo the public: « that for the Better agrommodaiton, of his patients from abroad, a3 well na those of the e has removed iis office ne above stated, where he will attend from 9 to 2 o'clock, daily , fo the treatment and eure of all diseases Incidevt to the humat tyeand eer and the diseases of Women and Chidren, Kron Sto p o'clock darly, will be devoted to consutatians for the cure afmtecellenesus chses of disease in every department of medi- lps, ineladin ctor gers, and to guarantee the public. against the remotest feeling Sfhaposition and quackery, begs leave to state that he is prac itioner of medicine orth years’ duration, a graduate of the Viniversity. of the city of New ind ‘that dissertation for the deztee of Doctor of Medici University, emitled "The Human krye, Anatomically, Phisio- logically, and Pathalogicaliy consitered,” elicited the highest apnrobatory encomiums. from Professor Mott. before the as seinbled couneiljand | rofessors of this learnad. University, dir- ing the pablie examination aud defence of the same. ‘Dr. 8. regrets the necessity he is under, in adverting to these ireumstanes of every true: ted physician ; but the duty he owes hi ard he is bound to have for the presery Fealth, imperiously demand that he shoul tonat the regul: the stndy of th , and who holds the Testimony of learned and competent authority ‘before whom he was examined to practice suck— Tnust hev-L respecttully enquire. t—remain, ai'eut in his offfce, anl'sHlow himgelito be thutst from the legitimate sound of his Scientife exertion, bv the bold, presuming reckless quscks?— Wott Crone, will not submit to it. And inorder to place dhis subject bet ire ve juli in a proper Tight, xnd "in auch & way at to dircet tqwards it the publ{e attention in the stronge Joxible manner: Lpropose to pablish immediately my views Trare at length on this topie. Those af the public and the pr J second my efforts, will please call at my office, and subscribe fora copy. The expense will not be more than a sixpence or a shi . audi lm*r & natures thus : so repugnant to the delic: m who are disposed to ___ AUCTION SALES. BY THOMAS BELL. (Stores Nos. 22 Ann and 115 Pultom street.) SDA At 103 o'clock, atgh Stock of Hardware, Cuth®, &e.——Will commence thr sale of an extensivi able stock of the above articles, amounting to $8000, ane removed for conveeiease of sale, the owner declining the business. It comprises the usual articles 4 ris, in the line—T'able cutlery, Britannia and plated wares, castors. guns, Ke, of the best quality. Also housekeeping artic! » Aug, 24, ction room, At half past 10 o'clock, att Splendid Furniture, of all descriptions. THURSDAY, 25, At half-past 10 o'clock. Furniture Sale—Will be sold, the entire elegant furniture contained in four story honse 93 Cedar st, near Broadway. BY RIELL & AROULARIUS, Onsisting of very choice nr » Dut 's pale and brown sherry, Port Se Julin clare: smpagne of favorite brands, Duna brandy in bond, segars, Various bran rdials, sperm catvlies, Havana and Principe with ovher articles 1 the line, to which the attention of private fans rs. i—to be soid in lots to suit puircha ‘Also, Boll rior (0 any wide iu maset 140, Orard, Dupuy & Co, beady, in bond. Also, 7 dozen Old Madeira Wine,’ been bottled a number of years. * WEDNESDAY, a At hal!-past 10 o'clock, at the auction reom, Elegant Furniture aud Pitus—A large assortment of the best anchor brand, just landed, supe- NQPICE—This is to give notice that my wife MATILDA IN PINKHAM, has forsook my bed and board, and_given up my protection, and T hereby forbid all persons harboring or trusting said Matilda on my account, as | will fo, debts of her contracting, RICHARD PINKHAM, aulg 3t*e Madbury, N. H. — _ ae LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD CO.—During the Rockaway season, and until further notice, train of Cars will leave Jamaica at 8 o’clock in the morning for Brooklyn, commencing on Mone 22d iust. All other trains on the road as usual. ‘FOR ALBANY, TROY and inverme- diate placex—The' splendid low pressure steamboat SWALLOW. Captain A. AP Lean, will Teave the foor of Courtlande st, ‘This (Friday) Aver! Boon, Aug. 19th, at 5 o'clock, Also, as above Monday 22d ins: i “The above are substantial Boats, fitted up with elegant State Rooms, and for accommodation is unrivalled on the son. For freighe apply on board, orto 8, M. DREW, athe wharf au QUARTERS—5ist Regiment N. y, Company A, ‘Tompkins Blaes, will proceed to Fort Top: ys’ Encampment, on amboat WAVE, from P, he Wave will le A. M., Land hi HEAD. ¥. 8. Inti kins, Stoten 17th’ inst. on bo: North River, at 349 o’el campment every day o'clock P.M. ‘Leave N past 6 P topping N. B. ave will make Bay on the halfpast o'clock tri ‘ares, each way—T'o Quaractine 634 cents; to Encampment nuts; to Lower Bay 124 cents; to Fort Hamiltonn 25 aul9 3t#re WARK AND NEW. YORK.—Fare 234 cents ~The spleudid and commodi ous steamer PASSAIC, Uapt. John Gafly, beig completely and elegantly refitted, commenced her regu: far trips tor the season on Thursday, siareh 10—Leaving as fol ows — “Foot of Barclay st, New York, at 10 o'elock, A, ML, and 4 Inesday, No.1 landing at Fort Hamilton. Ouly entre wharf, Newark, at half-past 7 o’clock, A. M. and half past Lo’clock P.M. On Sundays, the Passaic will leave New York at 10 A. M. and6 P. | Leave New Xork at half-past 7 A. M. and at 12 o* clock Freight of every description carried at reduced prices, Imer THE MOST INCOMPARABLE OF Goce EXCURSIONS is to Hoboken—A change of airand of seene ix not only essential to y! a is, 0 h a jaunt to Hoboken, to those who can leaxe New v fora few hours. Its shady and diversified walks along the river—the invigorating breezes fom the water—the picturesque’ beauty of the. scenery—the. many fiue and com: Imanding ie ws presented from the summit of Castle Point.and nts in Mowe enchanting grcuids—the romantic site of the Sy bil’s Cave—the delightful verdure of the Elysian Fields enlivened in the alternoon by an exceltent band ef music, all conspire to render this by far the most favurite place of snminer rendered easy by. the Barclay, Canal aud Ferry Boats, whieh ply constantly during og anl® 2w* rc NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS— tof 2th Aucust—The superb well known pack- Capt, E. E. B. Cobb, will sail pu ar day. The accomma he st ips of this line, it js well known, are superior in every respect to any other: ‘They are all 1000 tons burthen and upwards, and are fitiedup with every comfortand convent nee. 3 Prsons wishing to secure berths in the cabin, second cabin or steerage of this favorite ship should not tail to make early ap- pheatipn on board, fot of Wx'l street, or to W.&).T. TA TT, 43 Peck slip, or 92 South st. corner Jones's lane Persons wishing to send for their friends to come outin this packet or any of the regular line, can do so on favorable terms, hove about to remit mone be supph iv, drafts for any am unt, payable on demand in all the prin cipal towns of the United Kingdom. Apply 9s above. au20r - FOR LIVERPOOL—New Line—Regunr BB oi of 2th August—"The splendid packet ship SIDDONS, Ceptain E B Cobb, 0+ 1009 tons, will po siuvely sales above, her regaiar day, Kortraght or having sccomun SR oat unequalled ree «re, “ ‘on board, at Orleans wiwar, foot of Wall street, or Ly STE. K- COLLINS & CO. 56 South street, Price of passnxe $100. The packet ship SHERIDAN.Cantan A. Depeyster, of 1000 tons, will succeed the SIDDONS, and sail 25th September, her regular day ay rely on the ships of this line sailing punetu- auzdr NEW ORLEANS—Positively first and on): ‘ilar Packet—Louisiana and New York Line, R: wf Oh *: Very, fast sailing packet ship LOUISVILLE, yt. M Hunt, having a large portion of her cargo on board, Will sai! as abs ve. uheor passage, having superior fmrmshed accommo- as, apply on board at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall st. or to t E. K. COLLINS & CO. 56 South st. Great care will be taken to have the goods by this line cor ly re Thaente 1a Hallin & Woodruff, who. will Ss, au20r datio: ts in New Ore: VieRPOL—Firss Regular RK, Captain Cropper, will vr regular day. ‘he accom: abin and steerage passengers, by are unspryassed. For passage, s, apply to. ‘JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South B.—Passage from Great Britain -and Ireland, via Livers I, ean as asual be secured by auy of, he line of packets, and Sean's furnished for any amount, payable throughout the Unit ed Kingdom, by applying as above auio FOR LIVERPOOL—Regular packet of the 2th Angusi—The. splendid fast sailing packet” ship SIDDONS, Captain positively sail as modu Ve, her regutar da: . : The accommodations for cabin, second cabin, and steerage passengers, are well worth the attention of those wishing to embark, and as a prane idegie Lge d are already engaged, those desirous of securing berths, should make ye a plication on board,or to LOVER & McMURRAY, auld r 100 Pine street, corner of South. PACKET SHIP ST. NICHOLAS FROM HAVRE=— Consignees by this ship will please send their permits on board at the fost of Rector st. North fe s All goods not permitied by the 23d instant, will be sent to the puolie store. au20r HARD TIMES.—The only reason that A, KNOX & CO. can ‘n for selling so many i shoes at the Clinton Boot and Shoe Market, 204 Canal st. northeast corner of Hadson Street—when tlmost pd body complains of hari times, is, that they keep goods of the best Gua'ity and sell them at prices. to suit the times, and it seems as if almost every body had found this out. If any who read should not yet have tound out the store, the sooner they, nd try the sooner they’ will reap the advantage. Almost or is blemp orgs os bone ae shoe line, of any size, uality, can found here cheay nr AL KNOX & €O."204 Canal st. IMPORTANT TO. THE QWNERS OF HORSES, &e—John Williams, Veterinary Sur- ‘Keon, respectfully informs, his nuinerous friends and the public that he Continues practising successfully on the dit ferentdiseases incidental to that woble animal the horse, at his oldestablished Veterinary Establishinent atthe sign of. the Golden Horse, No, $98 Broome street, a few doors east of the vs Ne Bowery, New for their kind ‘Mr. Williams in thanking his nume : patronage during a period of fourteen years in his extensive bu- in this city, takes this opportunity of informing them he improved his. [nfirmar, fitted ap a jent roomy Ground Floor Stalls for sick bbe gttended t with his usual care, puncta- “The tact of Mr. Williams being rerular'y brought up to the profession in the armies of bot land and France, and having had much experience is sufficient guar-ntee that those entrusting him with the care of their Horses, may fly upon the utmost skill and attention be- ing paid to them. Mr. Williams would also suzgest to his frends the advantazes to bg derived from employing him in the examination of s for sale. His services are offered to both the purchaser a se! and his accurate knowleege of the perfect formation of the Horse cannot but prove beneficial, Mr. Williams? In‘irmary is at No. 131 Chrystie street, where he is alwavs to be found ar d consulted, and where Horses eom- mitted to his care will have che fall benefit of his care and long experience, His charges are moderate aud smtable v0 the auld Meod #r NOTICE TO WAGON BUILDERS—The sun as seriber, Proprietor of New, York Tattersalls, will me make liberal advances in Cash, on all New Light Tent to hise stablishment for sale. : ilders in the country can rely apon having every attention be bas a M ke. apply to particulars, as to terms, Se. or further particulars, ay19 terme, Se. aprly aué Proprietor “NY Pirruranite, 44% Broadway RHEUMATISM, DR.HENRWS RHEUMATIC SYRUP in cuting ever case of Rheumatisin around, In a short time this disease will scarcely be known of, ori known esredifor. To anyewho tave not taken the trouble to investigate its merits we say ow tresuffering a torturing disease when at hour spent in making tnquiries about it would convince you that it ‘s your own Feult ak'you have not Deen well before, Call upon some of these nersons and you will. be astonished at the wonders which it Rar'already. portormed, Mr, Jesse. Hinds, 91 Greenwich aud Foad streets Mrs, Russell, 13 elm strect; Mrs. Angel 37 King street; Mr, E John Cammings, 1 Pes Mr, Lawrence, 69 (butcher) 33% Elm stivets D; Mr. White, 5 Sixth Avenue; } ind Avenue and Seventh street; Mr. Ryers, june, Jace; Mes. Cottey, 18th sirert, two doors west from ath Sirs Murphy, "99 Cannon street; hr. Marihall, 187 Rivington street near Attorney street. And if you wish more call atthe offers where we wi'l give yom the names of oth every one of whom has been cured within the last seven we Nota day ‘without one calling to sey they hav cured by the use of the medicine. Look in the back nu Of the Herald and Sua, and you will sce a large oumber tifeates, which ifthey: we nd the number 3 person would searcely ite any one,to eal at the ent ecrfect. For sale in this eity ouly at Nos 206 Bow. ry, comer of Houston street, In Brooklyn, at Stewart's Prient Medicine Store, in Newark, at Tri st x73 pe's Drug St i] oN IL i. of Ei Ry i ay England, Treland ound, In aunis of £5.19 2 tg an for vale at 89. SYLVESTEWS, 27 Wall wuvet an 0r and 190 Broad we COLLECTIONS on all parts of the United States, made on / the most favorable terms, by 8. J. SYLVESTER, amr 99 Wail et, nud 10 Rrond wae. NEWaURYPORT BANK NOTES wanted ot J, SE LV EST, 2020 ton Brandon and 22 PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. ESE farfamed and eelelate:! Pilla, from Portngal, tres T 5 began sis couuiry, Bee advermse- wots saa ot s1> _——__AMUSEMENTS. NIBLO’S GARDEN. yp GREAT ATTRACTION 11 MRS. FITZW ILLIAMWS BENEFIT, and last Appearance York of Mr BUCKSTOD t 22, the Eotervainoste wit ast appearance in Li MONDAY EVENING, John Dibbs sates " M lohn Dibbs, ©. Bue) Maior Seymour, Mr. Closke | Frederick Summers, getons Laurette Seymour,» With Songs:-- Sire Fiizwiliiaw Quarter of an iwur’s Wlermission will be allowed tor Metres: ments in the Grand Saloon. ‘Po be succeeded by Au OVERTURE, combining most of the beautiful deoich Melod x Or,—A Peal of Six Clappers ! With seven Changes, which will all be rung by Mrs Fitr=* Scene—Interior of am American Hotel ' Mrs Fitewilliam will appear ax herself uuu denver ‘A PRULOGU: The Six Clappers — ith, American, Scotch, Italian, sit, French, by Mrs Fitzwilliam UD The proprietor respectfully inivemetie ‘public, that in compliance with the wishes of pumervus Visitors, thie mach w mired part of the entertainments, will be given i per- formances in the Saloon are over Actung Mas er, Ms. pendale Music ap hhusical Leader ind Director, str it. Woou. Doors open at seven o'clock, K.ntertainments to eommenee at ciahr. CUMATHAM THEATRE. FIRST NiGHT OF THE CHATHAM. MR. E. FORREST and MISS CLIFTON ws Claude 1A New Nationat Ceeinotte and Pauline. lew National Overture, written by Vir Marks, Composer and Director, will be plays dd he fir lay of ; “PRIUMPHAL ARCH. avy oF the An opening Address will be Spoken by Mr. R. THORNE, “written by Jonas B. Phillips, sq. MONDAY EVENING, “August 22,16, will be performed the beautiful play of LADY OF LYONS. Claude Melnotte, Mr Forrest | Beausant, Mr Hield mauline, Miss Clifto ‘Widow Melnotte, My Mrs Jadah avers with the © Blt oe Admiral Franklin, Mr W Jones | Charles Franklin, — Hield “he Mrs Bel Mis Judah I, ‘Tuesday Second Night of Mr Forrest and Miss Jose- pine Clifton, Ths i fof ai Tier, 50 cents ; Pit, 25 cents; Upper (.7* Doors will open at7—Curtain will rise at quarter before 8 o'clock precisely. Office open daily from 9 to 3, where Tickets may be pnrchased and places secured. AMERICAN MUSKUM AND GARDENS ORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN 8TREET opposite St, Paal’s Church. £1. BAKNUM, MANAGER. WONDEK OF CREATION. or ‘eek more ! immense crowds of Ladies and ted the Museum during the last that thousands of persons have been RMAID, who are desirous of doing #0, an immense expe ade arrangements or to exh t the , for one week more, the greatest curiosity in the world REAL MERMA, (7 Infeonsequence of t Geitlemen which have vi seu the 1D t No Extra charge for Admission to the Museum. Jo. order to accommodate the immense number of visitors which daily attend here, there wall, this wee! be Nendid DAY: PERFORMANCE EVERY AFTER! 4 commencing at 4 o’clock—the performances in the day being precisely the sime as thove in the even ng. Posit ‘last Winche ‘omic drollenst, who will appear in eixht characters—Miss Taylor, the popular yocullst from the Park Theatre—La Petite Celeste, Albino y,, Balloon Asceusions, Fancy Glass Blowing, and $00,000 curiosities. ; Admittance to the whole, Museum, Garden and entertain- ments, 24 cents—Children price. au20r HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM. CARD.—The pubiic is respectfully informed thatthe New York Museum will be clo ed in the evening till he ex- tensive alterations and improvements are finistied. It is the in- tention of the subscriber to re-open on or about the 29th of Aus gust, aud pledges himself at that time to show the public one of the most magnificent and refined places of amusement to found in the United Btates. G. H. HILL. aul? lin®r t ely the last wee = od TO THE AMATEURS OF THE 1 having succeeded in bringing that nto extensive and favorable notice itt ped the powers and capabilities of lementary and Practical Treatises h have been exteusively adopted in France and England, bees leave to inform the public generally, that he is about re publishing copious extracts from the above werks, which will shortly be issued from the Press of Messrs Fi,th & Ha SIGNOR MARIINI will be street. or at his professional servic ces, 4s bis method is 5 aul93m*r (PHE ORCHESTRION—Will be exhibited at the Stuyve sant Tustitute 657 ulway, from 10 to 12 o’clock, A. and from 7 ull 9 o'clock in the evening. commencing on Wednesday, August i7th. ‘This splendid Musical Instrument lately introdaced trom Europe, plays the most brilliaut over- tures and fantasias. Finer or more correctly harmonized mu- sic can never be heard. ‘The. splendor as well as the beauty and finish of meclnism astonishes every beholdes and atwracts the curiosity cnd admiration of armateurs of musi Adi we 25 cents. aul6 lw*m TURES FROM SPAIN—Chast ospagug with the wt Peuvre by Sp ‘The raising 0 specimen of Guercino; and a grand altar piece, tion of Ch Painted by Zarbal an; togeth now open for Exhibition at the nof Ancient Spanish Armour and Arms, amongst which is the sword of the renowned 0. . The last Moorish King of Grenada, Open from 8 o'clock till dusk—Admit:ance 25 iS A few fine copies from the Old Master: cheap. GERMAN QUARTETTO—The German Quartetto takes mach pleasure to inform th etfully, that they are now prepared for Eve the Engli or German language, on the ios sonsble terms. For part — please inquire at Mr H. THORBECKE, 121 H. up stairs. NOTHE« OF BULWER’S: VELS, for 29 Cents — A ‘HARPER & BROTHERS 99 Chit street, will publish on Friday morning, the 19th instant— tare, Disowned—A Noreen Sir at paleiee OES bees - ‘iful engraving on steel. ice twenty-five cents, eit a tot the Library of Select Novels’ nn Recently Published. Pelham, or the Adven s of a Gentleman, with anelegant engraving on steel, . Price twenty-five cents. Being Nol of the Lit aR f Select Novels. 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Private Rooms may. be had for parties or single gen- furni de aa20 im*r CHINESE LEMONIA. AN ENTIRELY new and splendid article for the Totter, ‘surpassing in fragraney any article of the kind that has juced isto this country. Every howsekeeper \v ‘anpreciate it as an indispensable family a Lavender, Pine Apple, Vanilla, and Cologne, highly fragrani—iogether with every variety of fragrant odors jn Hig form, Fx sale wholeaal: and retail at the epot of Health 50 C: treet one door east of Broadway. wee ne Meet me ROTH WEB Agent. Tue Stare oF, Miseresr ri, EMER C) rY. Cimetrr Count, April Term, 1948. CHER. S44 ve, be cry A HamiLton & } Attachment for $11759 27 oacow CoLe. 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