The New York Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1842, Page 3

BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Baxrmone, Aug. 24, 1842. Ma. Eprron— Ihave been conversing with a young gentleman recent- ly returued from Europe, where he has been sojurning for the last twelve months, part of the time in Londen,another part in different portions of Germany ,and about sixjmonths in Paris, France. He informed me, without being aware probably, ofthe name of your regular Baltimore corres- pondent, that one among his greatest pleasures, was to peruse, which he did regularly, the letters of “Roderick,” as published daily in the New York Herald. He would rather at any time, he says, both when in ir to some reading room perp e aeh ee fine Ns York Herald, to see the news from his native han sit down to the most home, { sumptuous di ; nor was this the case with him, but with numerous other natives ofthe monumental city with whom he had the pleasure of meeting. Those from other cities where you have regular corres} ts, when; ab- sent from home, of course seek for your paper with the same avidity for similar reasons. 1 mention this not in boasting as regards myself, but in reference to the man- nerin which your enterprize is appreciated, not only in the new, but in the old—the mother world. Let the He- rald’s raries put this in their pipes and smoke it. The whig State Convention is toconvene in the Law Buildings to-day, for the purpose of nominating, so far as the State of land is concerned, one, who in their de- liberations may be considered a suitable candidate for the next Presidency of these United States. ihe delegates from the different counties, amounting to seme hundreds, are already in the city, and inthe course of a few hours will be at their p: sts. Henry Clay, asa matter of course, will be the choice of the Convention. Political matters are beginning to ran pretty high—the contest deepens, and the work goes bravely on. We have but the two parties as yet, viz:—whig democracy and lecofoco demo- racy. ‘There isto be a great temperance meeting at Washington Hall thisevening. The delegation of Hose Company No. 33 from New York® to be present. Our Firemen intend taking held of ee, in right earnest. . Another new lic Church of fair dimensions, to be called after St. Peter, is to be erected shortly in our city. The Rev. Mr. McColgan isto take charge of it when DI There hes been herdly anything doing in flour. Holders are firm in asking $6 for How: street, City Mills, and Susquehana, but ca pnnerere are not very willing to buy. The market is well supplied with wheat, and prices range from 60 to 95 cents, according to quality ; at this time, however, business appears to be at a stand. People are waiting to know the action of Congress and the Executive in reference to a tariff. The impression is, that times will ¢ better immediately if the bill as amended becomes a A new composing stick for printers, said to possess many excellent aad cepenor qualities, hag been invented by Mr. Charles Chiller of this city. We have a strong cast wiad this morning, with a ten- dency to rain. Yours, RODERICK. Philadelphia, [Correspondence of the Herald.]} Prmapetrmia, Aug. 24, 1942. Riehings, in conjunction with Miss and Mr. Maywood, are busily preparing for the opening of the Chestnut street theatre. The Arch street houge is now without a “star,” though it is still going ehead. ‘The Walnut will open in about two weeks. Connor and Mrs. Sefton have just re- turned from Lancaster—they had a delightful excursion, and, playing only two nights a week, the pleasures of a two weeks country residence were not at all encroached upon. They are highly pleased, and though they did not . up largely in Relwey o¢ hoa tol ectection, “Gomer delivery a temperanee lecture on Friday night at the Philadelphia Museum. Full house, pretty women, and many good rau popular, and a host of converts, isthe predic- ‘The French consul, Charies Picot, rr tag appointed to morrow, at half past ten o’clock, A. M., for the per- formanceofthe funeral service in St. John’s church, in honor of the late Duke of Orleans. The ceremonies will = doubt be ofthe naa ee ae er vane. Coco ‘o rent the assem! of acrowd, 8) invltations to witness the service have been issued, and seats will be reserved for all who previously make known their intention to be present. Dr. Moriarty will be mas. teref ceremonies. The officers of the First Brigade are ordered out to join in the procession to the chapel. Flour in this city has now fallen to $5, and it is even doubted whether that price can be commanded for any very | amount. Wheat is 85 to 90 cents. The opera- tions of the currency and crops are now showing peers lea These prices are not yet down to the lowest Pofoveral hundred dollars of Pennsylvania fives sold to-day at 40, after the board had eipurnes. Wind east and some little rain. er Nrsto’s.—The rush to this delightful establish- ment continues in full force—a steady stream of well-deserved patronage has set towards it, and the moment the doors open, the garden is filled with all the beauty and fashion of the city. Such is the re- ward of enterprise. The Ravels are nightly re- ceived with cheers, and their great exertions war- rant the compliment. Toe-night the new panto- mine—a dance by Miss Wells—and the “ Bailiff Outwitted.”” 4 §g-When will the explosion of the North Ameri- can Trust Company take place ?_ When that of the Farmers’ Loan Company? When shall we have a Botany Bay? When will the State Prisons be large enough? §g- If Mr. J. E. Beers, ‘Attorney at Law, 15 Cen- tre street, will call at this office,he can see the thing he wants on the cheapest terms. Another Eartnqvaxe.—Antigu: «L) was visited by two shocks of un earthquakes thoadhottune, the principal injury done was to the jail and House of Correc- Tin, tro wells whisu wete vomewbet rast THE NEW WORLD.—THE FIFTH VOLUME of the Quarto edition of the New World commenced on the 2d of July last, and already are our files exhausted by the rush of new subscribers. But, in order to supply those who have not heretofore been subscribers, we have printed in rupplemental numbers the whole of the previ- ous sof “ Our Mess,” “ Miser’s Daughter,” and ‘ Han- dy Andy,” s0 as to furnish these works complete to all persons remitting a year in advance from the present The character of our “ World” is too well known to re- quite exposition. Its ample pages are weekly stored with ¢ richest materials drawn from original sources, as well ‘as with the choicest periodical literature of Great Brttain andAmerica. Most splendid Engravings will continue to be given, illustrative of original and selected articles ; and new works, by the best authors of the present times, willaiways ptly appear in its columns. Tenms.—Three dollars @ year in advance; Clubs of four persons subscribing together, will, by remitting $10 in current money here, receive the paper one year each. Any Postmaster, or other person, who shall obtain five new subscribers, and remit $15, shall receive a free copy #0 long as the list is kept SF 4 them. Address J. WINCHESTER, 30 Ann-street. FOR SEPTEMBER 1842.—@ody’s Lady’s Book, Grahams’ gy ered Boston leingreimed No. 8 Handy An- dy, and No, 4 Hector O'Halloran, now for sale at the book stand, branch Post office, where orders are received for books, periodicals, binding, &c. I Nightly Alarmed the Neighbors with my Coughing. Brooxrtys, May 15, 1842. Gextirmen :—Iheve been for the last year so troubled with a cough, occasioned by having taken a yery severe cold, that I pightly’ alarmed my neighbors with my coughing, and I was in constant apprehension of ap- proaching an untimely grave ; but after using only one pepo of your Hoarhound Candy, I felt immediate re- if, and after using about three packages of Pease’s Hoar- hound Candy, it performed a radical cure—my night h have , and I have no hesitation in saying that | it tothe use I have made of your Hoarhound by ee yore or hog Cand: 4 it un of my cough, so that I slept undistur' that night, whichis more than Mint the whole year pre- vious. I am happy to say that Peuse’s Candy hai entirel: cured me, — Phy siclens ‘were ignorant or my disease. ED A. HINE, 79 Clark st, Brooklyn. To Messrs, J. Pease & Son, 45 Division st. P. S.—I had almost forgotten to observe that my cough ‘was #0 severe as to occasion deafness —A.A. H. The Hatr—Beware of Potash and Alcohol IT HAS BEEN DEMONS’ y mibKreotihe abovesnick tama bone hens poisoning, burnin; of the roots, ‘Tru + it cools the 5 makes it como hut to be sure, taste it; if it burns four tomsee ee Bi eal carne oO ‘01 ire: itto a wound, heal, and not burn it; this ie fair. “Now we think the wae lie have had proof that this scientific oily preparation called Jones's Oil of Coral, is the finest hair restorative ever made. Woe say this in answer to certain wus nos- trom venders, who know Jones’s Oil will make the hair grow, bat ogdeteae hae dandruff, and makes light, red, Ficdn Hagle; 69 Chathaa street, N. ¥.y 8 State rece er an qi am , N.Y; te Be ton;87 Dock street, Philadelphia. a ead our hair; but take Jones's 0G 500 DOLLARS REWARD.—This sum will be yen. chemist who, upon analyzation, shall detect e of any mineral substance in Dr. F. Felix presence Gouraud’s superior Ne sersoge ee oe This favorite rouge is composed principally from flowers and simples, and im) a ravihing carnation tinge to the skin, im- moveal y_perspiration, rubbing with a handkerchief, cloth, &c. “To be had only at 67 Walker street, one door from Broadway. Fifty cents per bottle. ‘This ia a splendid article for coloring drawings and dye- ing ladies’ stockings flesh color, when diluted: ‘ater.— Gouraud’s Eau de Beuty for removing tan, pimples and freckles, kc. $1. Gourard’s Pouder Subtle, Der testicn ting hair, $1. Gouraud’s Vegetable face preparation 2 cents. Fae. od BEAUTIFUL WOMEN SHOULD HAVE 1 teeth, which Sherman’s Orris Tooth Paste will them. It whitens and keeps them from aching and ay, hardens the gums, and imparts a elightfut fra. grance to the breath, and is warranted free from all inju- rious Sherman’s Lozenges, it is unrival- ind millions who at 106 Nassau. and 3 Ledger Buildings, Phi- 8 State-treet, Boston, ISSA 18 NOW UNDERGO- Cd Balance Dry Dock at the footot ‘arlisle street, between piers 8 and 9 N. z L respectfully invite ‘Naval Architects and Engineers to examine it ; scientific gentlemen are particularly invited to examine it critically in reference to the counterpoising as well as the whole lifting power of the dock, Ihaving been indust’iously eirculated by the propric- tors of the “rival concerns,” that this kind of floati; dry dock had been used in Europe before I construc: miee,1 willstate that a model and drawings of my dry dock was examined, together with models and drawings of other floating dry docks, in the very city in Europe where the floating principle was first applied to the pur- pose of raising vessels, (in 1662) anda premium of $5,000 awarded te me for my model and drawings. If those per- sons still doubt the nationality of the mvention, I can fur- nish the rts of three boards of engineers touching the qualities of floating docks in general. JO} THE FRENCH MEDICINES OF THE COL Lie OF FHARMAGY. phe valuable remedies— the recent discovery of celebrated Pi chemists, are effectihg remarkable cures of a certain class of maladivs. Speedy and effectual in their operation, and requiring no particular regimen. W. S. RICHARDSON, Agent. Office of the College 97 Nassau street. OLDRIDGE’S BALM OF COLUMBIA FOR THE HA FROM COMSTOCK & CO.—Its positive qualities are as follows:— \st-—For infants, keeping the head free from scurf, and causing a luxuriant growth of hair. Wks 2d—For ladies after childbirth, restoring the skin to its natural strength and firmness, and preventing the falling out of the hair, . 3d—For any person recovering from any debility the same effect is produced. 7 4th—If used in infancy till a good growth is started, it may be preserved by attention to the latest period of life. dth—It frees the head from dandruff, strengthens the roots, imparts health and vigor to the circulation, and prevents the hair from changing color or getting By. 6th—It causes the hair to curl beautifully when done up in it over night. age 'o lady’s toilet should ever be made without it. ith—Children who have by any means contracted ver- min in the head, are immediately and perfectly cured of them by its use.’ It is infaliible. To be found only at 71 Maiden lane. 8. GILBERT. Another Crisis !! Gge HIGHLY IMPORTANT.—The Whigs and De- mocrats are already in the field, canvassing for their fa- vonte candidates ; but whether the interests of the nation are best served thereby remains to be seen. Lord Ash- burton has arrived in town, and our citizens generally accord to him the meed of praise #0 justly due him for happily terminating the long vexed question ef the North Eastern Bonndery. A public dinner is talked of by many, and this will, no doubt, be very gratifying to his feelings ; but we venture to say this memento is not se pleasing to him as one of Phalen’s superior gostomer wigs, which makes a man older than his Lordship appear quite young ; they cannot be discriminated from natural hair ; and we ut it to our citizens generally ; whether they do not owe Phalen a debt of gratitude which should call forth at least a liberal patronage. No, 214Broadway, opposite St. Paul's, is his Emporium of Fashion. ig PERFORMANCES EVERY AFTERNOO Owing to the crowds of ladies and gentlemen daily ing the American Museum, to see the wonderful Mermaid and hosts of other attractions collected there, there will be rich and splendid day performances every afternoon, the same as in the evening, by Winchell, Miss Taylor, Celeste, and others, thus sffording altogether the most brilliant array of novelties ever put forth at one place of amusement in this city for 26 cents. Next week Mr. Harrington, the celebrated magician and unrivalled ven- triloquist, from Boston, will perform here, in addition to various other novelti CHATHAM THEATRE.—We have never seen Mr. Forrest play Richelieu in a more masterly style than he did last night, and Miss Clitton’s personation was beau- tiful and touching in the extreme. These distinguished artistes appear this evening in Dr. Bird’s tragedy of the Gladiator, supported by J. R. Scott, and the entire strength ofthecompany. Thecharming Mrs. Thorne also appears as Kate O’Brien, in the farce of Perfection. 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 ene mails, at fouro’clock, P. M., the latest intelli; 1 from arts of the world, may be found on the ld Bulletin Board, at this corner. ‘Let ev wayfarer stop and read. Advertisements of all kinds taken at the office. Herald General Printing Office. ‘The General Printing Office, capable of doing all sorts of printing,such as books, 7 jets, bills, cards of all descriptions, is now open at the Herald Buildings, entrance from Nassau street—Joseph Elliott, Printer. MONEY MARKET. Wednesday, August 24—6 P, M. ‘The operations at the Stock Board were to a fair extent this morning, and the feeling was generally better. Mar- lem rose } per cent; Kentucky 2; Indiana }; Farmers’ Loan 3. A sale of $10,000 Mobile funds was made at 65 dis. 6 months. There isa little movement in business, being the first symptomsof the fall business—many country dealers are intown with cash in jtheir pockets. They justly antici- pate getting goods very low, as befits the times. The movements indicate that a small healthy bysiness will be done through the season, laying the foundation of asteady business hereafter. The following table showing the condition of the broken banks of this State, will be use- ful :— Notes redeemed by the Comptroller at par :— City Bank of Buffalo, Commercial Bank, N. Y. City Trust, N. Y. Wayne County Bank. Farmers’ Bank of Orleans. Notes redeemed by the Comptroller at the following rates :— Stock Ac. Stock it. we. Allegany County Bank, ~~ Te re ’ Bing! pion Bank, 70 um Bank of Olean, 87 m4 Bank o} 83 7 h jank of % = attaraugus County 85 7 BankotCommerce, Buffalo, 18 = U. States Bank “ ~ 7 Mechanics’ Bank, — ‘ ra 63 Erie Co, Bank, od Phenix Bank, = z Bank of America. 78 Merchants’ Ex. Bk, al Union Bank, a Tonawanda Bank, 8 Tenth Ward Bank, ” = Farmers’ Bank, Senaca County, par ™ Millers’ Bank, Clyde, par on ud Bank, 6 we ton Bank, = 35 yank, = bo St. Lawrence Bank, - oo State Bank of New York, Buff, 30 = Banks whore notes are not redeemed by the Comptrol- ler, but are redeemed at New York, at the follewing rates of discount :— “Bank of Buffalo, unc. *Commercial Bank, Buffalo, bd Clinton Bank, 60 *Commercial Bank, Oswego, a5 *Clinton County Bank, 36 “Lafayette Bank, city New York, 6 *Lewis County Bank, 1} New York Banking Company, par ‘Watervliet Bank, 36 ‘Those marked thus * are Safety Fund. The circulating notes of all the other banks of the State are redeemed at New York or at Albany ata discount cf ‘mot more than one per cent. ‘The ratification of the treaty with England has been hailed with a good deal of satisfaction, but has produced no feeling of improvement in paper securities, nor is it likely to do so, Neither the want of the treaty, nor the im- pending difficulties, were the cause of the general want of confidence in stocks, producing a fall in prices. It arose from far other causes, viz: the actual discredit of the companies, and States issuing paper credits. At no time has the fear of hostilities been so great as to produce panic abroad among the holders of American securities. This is evident in the fact that no disposition to sell stocks has at any time been very apparent. Notwithstanding the accumulating discredit, a degree of confidence has always been entertained among foreign holders of stocks, that something to retrieve State credit would ultimately be brought about. This state of things could not have exist- ed for a moment, under serious apprehensions of rupture. In that case all hope,would have been dissipated, and as much as possible would have been realised at once. The signing of the treaty will not give means to insolvent States, nor broken banks, nor will it increase the disposi- tion of foreign houses to acknowledge the fairness of re- pudiation. ‘The passage of the tariff law will have a good effect, so far asto make the manner of collecting duties certain — Its provisions are in a great degree prahibitive, and must seriously injure the agricultural, shippting, and commer- Cial interest directly, while it will effect., unfavorably, the manufacturing interest,by promoting smtvuggling in foreign bottoms, on our northern frontier. Undber the new tariff the Tevenues of the government must be very small. If the ex isting rates of duties hod been legalized, the low rates with the reduced cost of goods abroad would have probably in- duced large imports, and have yielded a sufficient reve- nue. The exorbitant rates imposed by: the bill must, of necessity, reducetherevenue. Nor are the high rates the worst ‘eature of the bill. ‘The greatest uncertainty must continue to prevail in regard to the amotnt of duty to be levied upon any particular article; no importer can tell within 20 per cent what he will be obliged to pay. This uncertainty grows out of the nature of tixe valuation, and the extraordinary powers granted to the collectors under the bill, which are contained im the 16th section, as fol- lows Sec. 16. And be it further enacted, That in all cases where there is imposed any ad valorem rate of duty on any goods imported into the United St ates, and in allcases where the duty imposed shall by law be regulated eB or directed to be estimated or bi upora, the value of the square yard, or of any specified quan tity oF parcel of such goods, wares, or merchandise; it she dl be the duty of the collector within whose district the s: ame shall be imported of entered, to cause the actual mark: # value or wholesale Price thereof, at the time when purct \ased, in the principal markets of the country from which the same shall bh. been imported into the United States, to be appraised, esti. mated, and ascertained, and to such value or price shall be added all costs and charges except insurance, as the true value upow which duties shall be assessed. And it shall, in every such case, be the duty of the appraisers of the United States, and every of them, and every person who shall set os stich appraiser, or of the collector and naval otticer, as the case may be, by all the reasonable ways and means in his or their power, to ascerta: praise the true and actual market value price, any invoice or affidavit thereto, to the contrary net- withstanding. Section seventeen provides that the owners of the goods may be summoned on eath to produce invoices, ascounts, letters, &c., under a penalty of one hundred dollars, and that the decision of the Collector or Appraiser shall be final and conclusive. If the importer objects to the ap- praisement, the Collector may select two citizens to ap- praise the goods, and if they disagree, the Cullector is to decide between them, and his derision shall be final, “‘any act of Congress to the contrary notwithstanding. We have before alluded to this provision, which consti- tutes each collector in each port the sole judge of the amount of duty to be levied, and from his decision there is to be no appeal. The actual invoice price may or may not bear the duty. If it does not, what value may be af- fixed it is utterly impossible to arrive at. One thing is certain, that is,that the duty will beahighone. Under such circumstances, the revenue must suffer severely, and with it thecreditof the government. With the stock of the federal government at very low prices, it is not to be expected that those of the several States will much im- prove. The high duties imposed will probably have the effect of cansing the Western States to draw all their supplies of manufactured goods from Canada, and to send their pro: duce that way in exchange. ‘The following is an authen- tic table, showing the prices of the articles of produce at Cincinnati :— Prices or Firour axp Wiiexer at Crvcinnati, 1841 839. 1810. iota, Ww. F. F. . wy, 375 531 196 363 318 49 296 390 466 13 - 279 377 398 113g - 3 374 398 13) - 3B 375 391 13) — 33 419 312 13 40 3 90 462 -'= 40% 3 $88 517 M347 518 - November 416 30 3.78 533 - December 395 27% 3 59 535 ott Flour is now, at the heel of the season, at rates lower perhaps than ever before ; and must go very much lower aiter the new crop gets forward. This must lead to large purchases for the English market, by way of Cunada, and will bring back cheap goods at some rate. If the tariff is too high, they will come entirely free. We have received the following letter from Anthony Barclay, Esq., in relation to the use of his name by the managers of the American Life and Trust Co. The correspondence will speak for itself, and is perfectly sa- tisfactory :— 4 New Yon, Aug. 24th, 1842. 1—R— Only afew days ago you did me the honer to name me, in the Herald, ag one of the Assignees of the estate and effects of the American Life Insurance and ‘Trust Compa- ny. This morning I find my name in the Herald’s list of the recent Trustees of that company. My nomination to the former station, and the continued publication of my name by the company in connection with the latter, without my assent or against my expressed will, can hardly be said to constitute me an Assignee or Trustee. I resigned the appoin’ment as Trustee years ago; and I de- clined accepting the office of Assignee, as soon as I was informed that my name had been included in the deed of assignment. I send you herewith copies of three letters written by me on these occasions, trustin, you will insert in the Herald to-morrow, such explanation as the case requires. 1 am, sir, Your most obedient servant, ANTH. BARCLAY. James Gorpon Bennett, Esq., Herald Office, Fulton street. New Yon, April 10th, 1840. To Jous Durr, Esg., Vice Presi ‘ent, &e. Dear Sin— After the receipt of your note of the 21st ult., I called several times at the office of the American Life Insurance and Trust Co., but was not so fortunate as to find you there. Mr. Thurston has continued to send me notices. J assure you, however, that whatever my disposition might be, my engagements have been and aro to this day, such as utterly to preclude my attendance. In this state of the case, I think you had Better signify my retignation with: out further delay. Jam, (Signed) * ANTH. BARCLAY. New Yoax, April 19th, 1841. To Joun Duen, Esq., Vice President, ke. Dean Sin— ‘The reflection I have given to the, request you made of me last week, to revoke my resignation as a Trustee of “The American Life Insurance and Trust Company ,”— has only served to convince me of the impropri y,on my part, of such astep. Besides the motives I before as- signed for ey resignation—which still existethe lapse of time since I first signified it to you,—my subsequent entire absence from the Board,—my consequent want of partici- pation in the conduct of its affairs, aud total ignorance of them for upwards of a year,—render me unfit now to in- terfere with its concerns. Moreover, my return‘ to the Board would leave me without excuse to the stockholders, for not having given my attention to the interests of the company. Tam persuaded that you must perceive the force of these motives for declining ‘to withdraw the resignation. In adhering to my determination, I feel the less reluctance, because I am assured that my attendance could be but of little service. Tam, &c. (Signed) ANTH. BARCLAY. 26 Broap street, July lth, 1842, To Dr. Macavtay, President American Life Insurance and Trust Ce ‘all street. Dear Reflection has served only to confirm the views I repre- sented to you yesterday morning. I therefore take the earliest opportunity te communicate to you and Mr. Tal- st 1 decline accepting the appointment as one of ignees of the American Life Insurance and Trust Having come to this conclusion, I abstained from open- ing the envelope of the assignment, which I now return, Tam, &e. (Signed) ANTH. BARCLAY. Sales at the Stock Exchange, 1000 Kentneky 644s, 1871, 7744 25 do 1000 do beo7a 75 do 1000 do 60 77% 150 lo 2000 do 78-20 Farmers Loan 3 = et 1870, we - “ = 4 p 7 lo 5000 0 boo 19" 25 Harlem RR 2000 Indiana 5% ie moe aan 10 Mahyttan Bk 6l do 35) % Del & Hudson 6 6089. New Jersey RR 615.64 0 do we Stonington 16 40 do 4 Second Board 50 Bowery Ins Co 120 4 Harlem RR 15M State of Trade. ‘The fall business begins to start. The appearance of a country dealer 19, however, not, as formerly, the signal for large sales at any price, but the dealer keeps hiscash in his pocket, and buys only at the lowest rates, and then buys but very little of the cheapest descriptions. This is the true way, Coffee—The demand continues moderate, and the sales are confined to parcels for home use ; they include 5 a 600 Brazil, at 7¢ a 9} cents; 300 Logueyra, 9 09}; 150 Dubs, 8} a #4, 4 months; and 500 St. Domingo, 6} aéjc, cash. Cotton.—The advices per Britannia have produced in this market a rather better feeling for the article, and some buyers for export have been induced to come forward to a moderate extent—in prices, however, we have no change tonotice. The sales embrace 1000 bales Wpland and Flor. ida, at 6 a 8}c; 300 Mobile, 6} a 9}; and 650 New Orleans, 6} a 9}—together 1960 ba : Naval Stores.—All the North County Trirpentine received, say 2700 barrels, has been taken for export at $2 60, cask. Spirits Turpentine has sold to the extent of 170 bbls, mostly from the wharf, at 30a 3ic, 4 months, the rincipal portion. at the latter price. The sales of rosin Rr export are 1000 bbls common North County at $1 03, and 1000 No, 3 Wilmington, $1 12}, cash. Flour—Has follen nearly 26 cents. ‘The sales, there be- ing no European demand, are in lots for immediate use, with an occasional inquiry for shipment to the West Indies, British Provinces, &c. Holders having submitted to the reduction noticed, ab’t 2500 bris good new brands Gen- esee were run off in lots at $6 ak; 3-a 400 new round hoop Ohio, $5; some new Michigan, $5 06}; and 200 bbls new Troy, $6 03, these all being the closing rate. New George- town is now coming forward quite freely ; 600 bbls sold in lots at $5 374, but parcels to arrive are offered at $6 26, and some we understand has been sold at that price , 2500 Richmond City Mills, to be made from new Wheat, Hax- all and Gallego brands recently received and now on the way to South America were dlaposed of ashort time since, by contract, at $6 50, cash, delivered here. ay, ae flour now sells at $3.62}. Supply small and demand light. 200 bbls Jersey Corn Meal, being all received, sold at $3; and 150 Brandy wine, $3 08 cash, i Peau Madame § Pratt and servant, Master terine and two servants, Slysses } Miss Augustine Meynie, Philadelphia; Gua- UlysieCharclass, Switzerland; Dr Deol J'MacGowan, NYork —06 in the steet LiveRroot » Tremont—Mr Gillespie, Indy and 3 chil- dren, J Wilson—145 in the steerage. Foreign Lmportations. ~Ship La Duchesse d’Orleans—1 ate nt Renaud & com! BE Jarossay— Young, bee aa oar Weissmann—1 Stebant Miss Lenard jenkary § 2 HC Sehrieber—t H, Poste—1 J Pinvard—23 & Andrea? TH Santeay & co Adams, Petrie & co—t Monod Freres oo) net—t L Piedmat 1 W 8 Campbell Coleman—1 Bouchet—I & Hatton! E Bossanye—1 Schmidt Prepes—t kngler & Foley—12'C ux & com Becar, Ben- rnin cot Austin, Wiiwerding & co—1 Wahl & Lancot F Slondeane] Bram de'la Rossiere= It A Planket—t “Bailey Ritehene2 Wil Horstman &eo—LN Leennig & com! Savove, Grosby &co—2 C F Luscher—2 Pleiffer & Wissmann—3 C , Ahyeufeldt—12 P D Mailer & co] Benkard Ry og ee Colliard—1 H Fiscker—1 C Lawson & co—?27 Umber amb- ee Bionard & Adolphe G Hozat 5 Ward, alfa Thomo Fy, Baonds ayen cs Jeena tdon & Serrott—3 Tk 8H {rmaon Sco rave & Liverioce—4 <2. E M Daviess F Sheldon & com} A " Er =| Kalsler & coml. A Kirschfield—1 ¢ fi pam PS A Haley W Kotsler Lr ie Lily mad ry 8 = putsch—1 tel A & E Warbarg- 43 R & H Mahler—17 JA Voisin & co—1 G F Woodhead—! J Mortimer & co—3 Berri & Keesk—1 A F Monroxe—3 ‘I Valon- ti Townsend, Sharpless & sou—2 Nevins & co—2 Gardiner, Golly fe cont E Kausse—1 & B Strange~6 H Cheyrolat & co— 7A W Thomas—3 Lannoy, Soindean & Moran—9 Caffe & Mel- bers—13 Wight, Sturges & Shaw—9 Benard & co—l2 JR St Felix—i Underwood, Teterel & Blain—2 Vorwerk—13. Maliaa- zo & Smith—1 Mrs Cline Schuatz—3 Deraismes & Boizard—|0 E Fiedler—o F W Schmidt & co—5 Malezieux, Gourd & co—9 Lachaise & Fauche—9 E Hemer! jurand—t Colwill & ‘Leming — k & MeCormicl H Meyer—3 Boiscenu & Rush—3 A Stone & co—3 A R Waller—i W V Schuch- ardt, Farre & co—2 Spies, Christ & co—t0 to on , Buemen—Bark Coustitution—2 cks 3s C G Gunther—2 phe © Ahrenfeldt—it L & H Kohustamm—8 C W Vorwi Jw Halbertou—4 Eckhart & Merk—1 Liffkia & Schri ul. o~ A Rolker & co—1i Oclrichs & Kruger—6 boxes 4 casks to Domestic Importations. Naw Ontzans—Ship Oswexo—2450 bars RR iron 1230-bales cotton Robert & Williums—12 do John J Cisco? ‘ W Agnew & son—3 RL M ina _ MARITIME HERALD: To Ship Masters, ser We shall esteem it a favor, if captains of vessel ' here, will give to Commodore WV. A. Bassett, of our news foot A report of the shipping left at the part whence they. sated. the yessels spoken on their passage, a list of their cage, mad an ie newspapers they may have. Commodore. Bassett with them immediately on their arrival. ny ao hed War een al, ¢ Wall reeiprocace To Correspondents Abroad, Our correspondents in foreign ports are respectfully requested cg send by every vesel all the an ine intelligence they can ‘bwin. Nautical information of ‘any Kind, trom aus: seen sidiug at home or abroad, will he thankfully: received PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 25, 1832 + 8% ne 5 22) Moon Rus: . 648) HIGH WaTkR-+> Ship Siddons, Cobb, Liverpool, E Hyder Ali, Derrick, West Indien, Al Ogden, Chislesion, Geo Bulk! gor, Me. E Richirdson & Alexandria, DC. K Coltins & Co.—Brigs p & Chauncey; Tybee Buenos Ayes, Lake. 'B: Go—Schr LL Sturges, Baker, 4 C. Sturges & Clearman; Independ Stuart, all River; Benj Bigelow, Baxter, Boston; Victor, Hallett, do; Mail, Loring, do. ee ae a Arrived, tship La Dachesse d’Ork , Ri dson, fro v1 July 23, ith and to Wm. Whitlock, a servant g ‘ip “I'remont, Gillespie, rom. Lit - x to W. & F. Jaques; 1254 bush sd an ~ gn gg ms Bhip Xylon, Emery, 46 days from Havre, with mdse, to I. Tiaviland, 27:h ult. Int 37.6, lon 3437, spoke whale brig’ Auna- wan, for Mattapoisett, out 13 months, with 200 bbls otf; 30th, Jat 38 23, lon 39 20, spoke whale brig John B. Dodge, of and tm Provincetown, out 5 months, 40 bbis; lst, lat 38 33, lon 39 20, spoke British’ bri Orne, 74 days from Coast of Africa for Liverpool he captain had died 40 davs before: short of pro- dthem. 22d inst. lat 39 59, lon 69. 26, spoke brig h mdse, to east of the Triton, of Castine, from NOrleans for London, 13th. mat, lat 43 30, lon 63, spoke bark Kennebec, of Hallowell, for the West Indies; 22d, lat we Jon 64 40, spoke British brig Elizabeth, fm Barbadoes for St, Andrews, Danish ship Pallox, Offerson, 45 days from Rio de Janeiro, with 3712 bags coffee to Brown'Brothers & Co. Vessels left uot recollected. Brig Padang, for NYork, sailed same day. Bark Sagamore, for do, sailed 10 days before, 20th inst. spoke schr Samuel, of Bath, Ship Oswego, Wood, from New Orlea the Bar, with corton, to Josiah Macy & Son, Bremen bark Constitution, Thorman, 44 days from Bremen, with mdse, to Oclrichs & Kriger—62 passengers. 3d inst. lat 46 16, lon — 11, spoke ship Tamerlane, from Liverpool for Wiseas- seit, oud 13days; 15th, lat 42 90, lou 58 3, exchanged sign: th axteam a ring eat. y ose, 42 days from Bremen, in ballast, to le: ie *, ryport, Janyrin, (of Salem) froin Antwerp, and Flushing July Ir with mdse, to mastercis) stcerape, pease, gir ATat lela 7, lon, spoke brig “Antign. of and” fom Sligo for New York, out It days. 20th inst, on Georges Banke, and 20 days from spoke schr Orion, of Gloucester, fishing. Brig Androdas, Ritehie, from, Rochelle, July 12, with 299 ht e b Nicoll. Ist inst. lat'36 35, lon 40 6, spoke whaling brig Colambus, of New London, with 600 bbls spm oil, out 12 months; 20th, Jeon, from NOrleans for Hambi Brig Giraffe, 10 days from St. Thomas, with 1 roons tobacco 345 hides to Aymar& Co. Schr Eu a Demarara, touched and sld 12h for Turks Island; Viola, for Boston, sli 12th; brig Mountain Oak, for Turks Island, sld’ 3d. Behr. Sisters, hence for La Guayra, passed Sail Rock on the inst, Neapolitan Urig Emelia E. Celestina, Strach, 58 days from St, Petersburg, and 46 from Elsinewr, in bellaststo'onter) Bi O'Neil, 8 days from Halifax, in bal- 9 Danscomb & Beckwith, British brig Brilliant, Parker, 10 days from Windsor, NS- from St. Johns, NF- 38, lon 64 7, spoke ship Time- out 17 days, h brig Scotch Lass, British schr Lady Mary, Axtell, 13 day in ballast, to Danscomb & Beckwith. Schr Alfred F. Thom, Marsh, 8 days from Wilmington, NC. with naval stores. Schr Sarah Ann, Ai » Si + dl, NS. grind- Schr Edmund, Greenhow, 16 days from Calais, with lumber, to master. Below. One brig, unknown. ‘Wixp Bouro—Brigs Emma, Wait, for Maracaibo; ‘rat, Dankirk; sehr Chas L Vose, othess, at anchor in the lower bay. Marine Corre Mayhew, West Indie ndence, ir. THostas, Aug. 13, 184 Bark Volga, from Barbadoes for ‘Turks It t, none’ to be had, proceeded; Montevideo, Pierce, NYork f ces Jane, ore for $t Johns, x part of cargo; Hartley, Barbadoes 8, with back must Te her, her ig. He immediately hat when een broken, and her decks were returned to the Wreck, after seeing ent, to see if any thing could be saved for account of whom it may concern. No me whatever can be attached to Capt. O. as he was complute- ly deceived by a strong lee current. General Record. Fon Livenroot.—Packet ship Siddons will sail to-day, Her letter bags close at Gilpin’s News Rooms, in the Exchange’ this morning. Brio Anao—The brig before reported ashore belo Bodkin, proved tobe the Argo, from Baltimore for Rio neiro, having run aground on the 2ist, about 7p. a6; bur th the assistance of Capt, Prince, of the revenne cutter Forward, she was lightened of 130 bbis flour, by which means she wns enabied to get off and proceed on her voyage, next morains, er reloading. Notice to Mariners. Custom Hi : ; Edgartown, August Notice is hereby given that’ the light vessel stati Tuckernuck Shoal, in the Vineyard Sound, has been from her station for repai Whalemen, Sailed from New Bedford 22d inst Alexander, for the Pacific jcean, A letter from the Zephyr, Islands April 24th, 1842, with all well. Foreign Ports, Havana, Ang 12—In, Wm Engs, Andzew Scott, © Colon, HW Tyler, Levant, Elizabeth, Margaret, Prince de Joinville, Plymouth, andothert a setine, thom. Philade phie.f , Emeline, from Philadelphia for ekiog freight;'J W Caldwell, from and for Bal- ET Jonns, PR. Aug 7—In port, Condor, Ward, for -NYork, same day ‘ater Witch, Baltimore, 4; Mohican, Philadelphiy GH Wright, do, 3: Ruby, do, dg: Teabella, MeKee, for N ‘ork, do; Mary, just arrived from St Thomas. Delaware. tor ‘Arecibo, sailed day before. United States Ports. THomaston, previous to Aug 19—Arr Talleyrand, Healey, lavre. Portiann, Aug 20—Cld Emeline, C; Pontsmourn, Aug 2i—Arr New. Ham; Mary & Susan, Liverpool; Franconia, Jone ston, moved of NB. reports herat the Sandwich 1900 bbls spm oil, bound to Japan, Gioverster, Ang 19—Arr Aurora, Philadelphia; 20/1, 8 ¢ Phillips, do. Sid Samuel, NYork. n Save, Aug 2I—Arr W Angeretta, NYork. Cid ont, Georgetown, ‘ork: lobia via, Boston; ey, Africa. Sid ‘Tre- Herrick, and Elizabeth, New Bostox, Aug 23—Cld Cordelia, Trinidad; Belize, Belize, Hond; Mazeppa, Sisal and a mkt; Lochiel, St Jago; Maxsoon, NOrleans; Chester, Portland; Alcenus, do; Antares, Philadel hia Cinderella, oi, Henry, Fredericksburg; Homer, Sscar, eae Riven, Aug 20—Arr Isaac H Borden, and Alice, New fol Ang a Ar Gem, Albany. Sid Time, Saf Mutu Aug 22 -Acr Gorm, Norfolk. ld Brandywine, Phi- 2, Po! fel kee, N York, ; ae Haver, Aug 23—Are Moselle, Albany; Lady Fenwick, . Bid Beliet, do. 4 ‘ork. Provipencr, Cla Monongahela, Liverpool; John ma, ke; Madad, Falmponth, x; eopee, Arr Queen Emperor, ‘Taunton, Arr in Gen La’ Fayette, Norwalk; ‘i ‘m Penn, Eline NYork. 1, Bremen; General Dd James Brid : 5 ni Mint, Boston: the Schuylkill, Wasson, Charlotte Ann, Providence: beth, J G Meyers, end Vincent I Bavristone, Ang 23—Acr_ Elizabeth Hall, Pinckney, St Johns, PR; Bermudian, ‘Trin Power, Nassan, NP. ‘ BAUEEANDRIA, Ani 20-Sld Marcha Kinsman, Salem; Phetix, ‘Rictimonp, Aug 19—Arr Chas Pitman, New York. Below, Jes, do. 9—Cld Arabian, Gibraltar. Havana anh othe bi In Hampton Ann, Cooks bound to Toteerdam, ison hier wa INAH, 19-Sld Excel, Shapter, N York. Panatcers, Aug O-Cld Mary Kimbell, Boston; Brazos, N siiiee a, Aus 1¢-—Art Mobile, Williams, NYork, New Onceans, Aug is—Arr Columbus, Boston; Hensietta Galveston SF NE SENN I ITE TT BREWER AND MALTSTER. ‘A PERSON that, has heen bronght wp in.one of the mont ex tensive Breweries in Endinburgh, Scotland, is desirous of procuring employment as Brewer and Maltster and. general managers “Ailvertiser can produce i haracter and qualification. Address A. B. Wright, Ram’s Head, Fulton street, THIRTY DOLLARS h ge i Ao Hiitie engravnd apon the tid, Whoever will exase to be ap- prehended the above offender shall receive the reward tt 25 ite F. A. HINSE. Bw RLANDO FISH will introduce his Wall Style of Hats gentlemen's wear, on Thursday, lat of 8: ptember. 25 30" 197 Broadway. packer eers byt Hercules at noon, at which t at the usual places at GUGAR—20 hhds ® SHIP SIDNONS, FOR LIVERPOOL —lassen- his ship will please be on board the Steamboat hall, te-day (25th instant.) at 12 o'clock, the hk ‘sail, Letter bags will close 11g A fr nol ‘Orleans wharf foot of Wi ceipt of their goods: y DA or wal hing 506 PLATFORM @CALE frac weighing 4 youn Trice POMEROY 61 oO NEW, YORK, AERA yo TROY. PaUEE Rho. C ICAGO AND EA AKBA PACKAGE 2 'y jeaves every Evening. vs excepted, for the above named apd all intermediate plac Office No, 2 Wallstreet, New York. aul? rt the contained in the four story house ° > Large sale of dry goods, clothin F,can be seen for the present til ‘ng’s, watch maker, Fulton st, Also, 4'splendid lever hardware, cutlery, groceries, choice w valuable ship chromomeiter, made by Rosketi, cos and other arti entire elegent furniture ws 33 Cedar st, near Brondway. At, 10g o'clock, at the auction room. ney and pledged articles, ines 10,000 atruly in fine Mr G, it day of sale at One SATURDAY Elegant Furniture, F y Ke, mingham 00ds; Sheffield cutlery nives, scissors, razers, embracing every v with sheaths. chissers, &e. Al Ke as ory ki clock the M Y PORTED PURE HUMBERT & CO, will sell thi casks files and WARD, Anct large assortment of rope, ineluding bottled aud in de err) —=V rivet vintage 1817 e do, very old and us Amouti white Port; red to, &e _ Cham vemnb 000 Seed Leaf, Sugars, &e—-500 Joaves loaf sugar do; 10 bbls Porto Ricw ne hissale will be found well worth’ mers and dealers, BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS, a ‘: Platt’s Second Fall ‘Trade » assorted; vic knives «nd forks, pocket and ic. Also, one sett of Ise-cards euthery Also, spring pack aud Bowie knives pistoles, rifl Lei Catalogues w WIAES, Ayquars, S. is morn 's raom M49 Broadway,.comer Li ssortin the ch in art a portion of the private stock of a gentleman Kok ron & Co's old Burgundy, Ke—24 baskets cham o'clock, lctioneer. will take place on Thurs- store No. 21 Platt st sheif and hy jrawi ig knives, &e. Al ioneer. 'y street, in cous icent Wines in market, anij chin. 3, do pale 18: lado do, e Ld: don Particular, h” brand; “ Harmony” 4 Crowle’s ne, ‘ coppine al cases, 20 cises sand demyohns, lon demijohus fine old brandy; 15 do. yr. very old and flue; 5000 old Havana, + 10 bbls, steam refined Also, Sardines, Brandy &e, ke. Also, several cases patent India Rabber paste y the attention of eo aus 2tr 10 Ais 1ON-N eg white and two bales of brown Bheeting, Mus misses di boxes of Hatters? Kixtares, Hatters? v" Binding i ‘cots of every ¥ Letters addressed, post paid, to 196 Pearl street near Beekman, wi _ nO eer riff, an assortinent ‘ ug, Mushing, ©. kis, Yoru Btackings, ditto Hose, L VW. Waxes not so greata consideration as a com F., care of Mr. Hargrave, inget prompt attention. UCTION NOTICE. —The sale of genteel furniture ad Bo" varcived for Uibeediy: CONE pe Cea ena place without reserve, on Hriday, at 104g o'elock. BELL, A Sale, D: a o'clock, at red icos, : ety ; elegant marbie-to Cowiter, Mahogany ditto; two Show Usses, We. Bes} Cloth ing, de, JOHN SNIFFEN, Aucdoncer. aus Item ve.) EES Want ng woman of respectabili wy, Should wish to en herself xan i some reapectabie fami ‘ortable home. woman to take care WaAnNTED-A a1 at al? Houston sewing. Al of children and do nlain st. and3 er All pers J check, No. 21, for O Rodewald, ou the Bank of America, payment of’ the came hi " ing been stopt. re cautioned ageinst negociating Handred Dollars, drawn by A. nga 4 3th re )APER.—Am ” Ruled Letter and Foolscap Paper, for sale in lots to suit purchasers, at verv low | rices, b PERSS & ‘BROOKS, 1 Liberty street No. ISSOLUTION- D id firm, Dated New York, August 22d, 1942, ‘The copartnership her ser the firm of Bull & Beach is this di David Beach is authorised to settle the business of fore existing un- dissolved by mutual WILLIAM C. BALL, AVID BEACH. AC N. B. ‘The business will be continued by the subscriber, au2ds 3t*r D. AVID BEACH. PuRCcHAS: RS wil sortment in the United Stat the most resonable terins, whol “Caps for goutlemen, vouth and tino, silk, and plain, Army dress apron stocks, &e. &e. ‘The superiority of our frames perfect fit, ease and elasticity of: Shirts of all linen fevery ‘and frilled,o. patterns, Fancy cambric shirts of all Linen collars and bosoms of ever white, plaid, and faney, of superi es and children’s oiled sill apro Led silk, mn Jappaned | coach manufactures, cap fronts, &e & beat pousibl es. ( wapenders, cravits, scarts, hoisery, cravat-atiffners, eurrd-ehai description and quality, Shaker k drawers, The attention of Sal jot s, many and will be atsneh JOHN M. au5 Iin#r THE OLD UNITED STATES CAP, AND OILED SILK MANUFA JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES, SUCCESSOR TO LUKE DAVIES & SON, 106 William street, corner John, New ¥: ill at all times find che most exte: d silk, &e. ke. Fi tee me slazed silk; &e. &e, Full ani ‘and Navy officers dress Stocks of every style and quality—of ing, &c. made plain. trimmed with bows, with linen collars bosoms and wristhends o! 106 Wi STOCK, SHIRT, TORY. vet, cloth, me- art trimmed with far ravat ies, Paris ti well known by the lightness stock, muslim plain and frilled, he most approved y style and quality, oiled jor manufacture. Ladies, qual iti ‘he above articles are rade under our own inspection, in the by none. umbrellas, handkerchiefs, Jer garments of every and flannel shirts and ic generally are invited to the above m of which are of ow riers as cannot tail to AVIES & JONE:! iiliam, corner of Jonn. ASURE IN SHAVING secured m GIC RAZ ‘OP, ZOR STR for = one of its four side: son may keep his razoi in perfect or land, perties, commenving with the Metalic Retail prices ward sive and fn forming Belington one at 3,38. Whole 7 5D, $9 12 per de $72) $9 and $12 Per oor APMAN, ‘ng part of my 75 The ‘be perfe he purchaswr be dissatisfied It presents four faces, each of diferent sl power of the ordinary hone,and finshing on th 75, 100, 1,25 and 1,50, each to George Saunders’ best, at $3 each, TOUGH BEARDS !! by the use of Shan. with METALLIC 4, with which every per de: r, whether at seaor On Hone, o1 ri part of the 75 cent, strop vale prices $3,00, $4, $6, No. 102 William street. cent strop warranted to id the money 25 Im*r pais. entitles A monthly Lady's Book. ‘This work tary art thors. y ‘The embellishments o numerous than Ty new styl 4 Present the brilli andacapes, and Fas) ll be clothes “Artist” will ¢ Paris Fashions, with minute well selected piecos of Music ‘one number will be regular ions received at the o! copting to subscribers Jes by the most emment American and Forcig: theit appro age to furmish the nambers of ‘The Artist,” is published, by ¥. Quarré, Euq., a hew periodical THE ARTIST, will be composed o| which wili be more ‘any publication of «similar nature, are in an insterd of being mere engravings in black, f natare; the Portraits, which it will be orna: n_ colnred engravings of the latest scriptions of them; and arw aud by the most celebs rated compo- cription—three dollars per annum, payable in advance, ied every month. ce ote the Artist.” No. 61 Reade Street, near Broadway , New York. ; Note—The nature of this work, snd the great care with which it will be executed, will compel the proprietor to publish only i ber of copies, and he cannot threfore, with a anda Iwe OYSTERS! this day commenced on ‘They are noted as being . All lovers I HAVE them a rich tres 5 Broad street south of Murry street. N.B, Fresh Woocock always onh OYSTERS !! my famous Shrewsbury perior to any thi good article are 245 Broudwry. au2z3 tf and. MEDICAL DE, GREGORY continues to de attention to diseases of ayecular ed much study and attention in the mode of practice, and the result is covering ew baxiliary remedy, i ice. It is particulary ap; square, near! the day ani tion to the times. te the opr Mf No Mis nota drug store. AID. vote his entire personal navure. He ha: bestow: improvement of the old he has <accee’ed in dis- never before ased in this plicable sn cases of long d where in many instayces @ stricture was sup- Jence is at 34 Mott street, about 159 ¢ards from ‘Church. He is at home is charges are in audit T° THE PUBLIC “'Kolmatock’s Ve dicine soeall wrappers Ke. upon the outer wr: stock's.” thas “Fahne stnch's mi worth, has an envi it « m same. itively declare their s ingredients whieh comp VERMIFUGE, unless been done to some extent to give Colnstock & It is to be hoped that « such menn attempts to profit our valaable medicine. B NOTICE TO WAGON oriber, Pi mater erat a8 paid to therr orders. For further particulars, ay to terms an6 Proprieto~ -f “ ¥ ation Chere huge” lately. pat house of Colmstock & Go. No 71 Maiden Lane, New} cite, which is well ealculated to mislead the unwary. y, the same Ey of bottles Co, have within x yeer past purely wards of one hundred gross of the genaine article. A. h, Penneylvania, Angst 19, 1842, wor of New York Tattersatls, wi ances in C: n article galled " i alation by the me- supposed to be the same articl=.” Our Vermifuge fea bapa very extensively known throughout the wggtern country for more than ten ‘owing to } reputation which the He reputation ers of Kolmstocks Vermifuge are seeking to profit by in erent to be, inearrect, Sacquvioted with the Jin FAHNE K's NESTOC ferred into bottles aud marked Kolmstock’s, whieh ita charac’ ublie BUILDERS—Th ‘ash,on all New Light to ke. ay MIL! 7 troveniie, 448 Broadway. 759 do do do Foolseay ao do de. low prices om ein at the Cantor Prices 50 cents and $ BANK NOTE, PAPER—10,000 she 8 very supe eee BOO G. man ture, adieeltr amide we perceive, to be ol ment on the last columa Also, a rtment of Wevclane Paper. { se lage assortment of Rivelone Paper, tor orices by FERS ai UPERIOR BLA extremely delicious and ment, 121 Chatham street, New Hebraced THESE farefame } oSbeainag WHITING PAPERS 000 “reais ruled and plain Letwer 600 reasos fine and superfine Flat Cap S00 ‘dy English Copying Paper 109 ¢> Ane supe eat very A= enrope mie rork—in Chir an 26 Im® Bank Ni vy street, PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. Pills, from Portugal, are county fer ei fully informed . easun ca Riseane Sent emep engaxed for the ensuing », et in the Green Hons, on Brides kc st PS e ALA = Suge Margen NIBLO'S GARDEN. TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!! Gorgeous Comic Pantomime | tn which ane wnt NIGHT OWL, a | whole force ot R. , | COMPANY’ ts brought see thee, i detilyeeatved Bo | ENTHUBIASTI PG > | THIS RVENING, "august 25, 4 Engrtcaieats wt contmence | AvGRAND " OVERTURE, Pp PATRE—The public ia 3 wae this theatre will be opened for the | “Wietiese requested {0 in the forencor aud ‘After A comic Freneis Vaudeville will TE baitiv bu ae Francois Ravel | Morthcenbe, Mon Dauv. . jerome fier Daniels, ah ‘arlo Mias Wells will ue! “ | ince Hl Jaleo de Xora } Quarter of au hours titermiasson will, be alte wes tet Be treah iments in the Grand Saloon. ‘To be «nceeeded by _ AN OVERTURE, After which, Mth time, will be Troguced ae magnificent Comi* “antomime called MAZULME, O' : Masuime, the ight Onl oe NIGHT We Chevalier Bariano, jerome Ravel rie! Rave! gitoine Ravei poor Peasant, rome Havel wghter, outreville To alae yetssiah Slave, F ells ade with @ view of 7 TCD oE Min Masuificent Palace af The whole w tne THE PROMENA Bi i (O™ The proprietor etfally fu i compliance ‘with the wishes of numer us rite eine avmired part of the entertainments, ; formances iu the Selogn urewese eg” Tul De kiven after the per- w ri ting M. » Mr, Chippe: Masiesl Loadvr and Director, Mrs Woon, Tickets—60 ceuts DORE open even o'clock, Entermiaments 0 eommanee CHATHAM THEATRE, THIS EVENING, August 2th, 163, will be performed the pact, of Sparta BPorsest) Phcperioo IR partacus, ‘orrest as, Senoua, ‘Blinn Josephine Ctihan °° In the course of the evening, Two Overtures will be performed by the Orcbaatre, To couclude with the Comedy of ae ERVECT es Parngo! Rate CBr Hicld—8ir Lawrence W Jen waeseey . Mrs Thorne vst Tier, 50 cents ; Pit, 2 cents; Upper on, ts, (27 Doors wall open at7—Cus tein will ris # o'clock precisely Box Office open daily from 9 \o 4, where Tickets may b AMERICAN SEUM ANDO GAKDE QS CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STEER opposite St, Pacis Chureh. BT. MANAGER. at quarter belo BARNUM, WONDEK OF CREATION : kor One Week more IF In"consgquence of the smmense crowds of Ladies Geistemen which have visited the ‘Suscam during the faa week, and being aware that thousands of persous have Unable to see the MERMAID, who ate detitous of dolag eo the Manager has. at an immense expense, made arrangement With the proprietor to exhibit at the Museum, for our weuk more, the greatest curiosity 1 the world. the LAL MERMAID ! No Extra charge for Admission to In order to accommodate the Museum. which di ttend here, the itt thie rea cal Bett ud here, chere, Wall, this Wy PERFORMANCE KVERY AP TERNOON, commencing at o'clock —the performances it the vay bain ee athe even oa hell, the comie drotlenst, Taylor, the Posi seh will appa ine vocalist from the Par te: te, sal Lady, Balloon sAscens Blowing, sad 500,00 6 cagiastttes. ‘imittanee to the whole, Museum, Garde \. HILLS NEW YORK MUSKUM CARD —The public is respectfully informed thatthe New York Museum will be clo.ed in the evening till he ex- tensive alterations and improvements are Gnisded. It is the la- tention of the subseriber to re-open on oF abeut the 29th of Au. gust, and pledges himself at that time to show the public ove of e Most magnificent and refined plaoes of amusement to be found in the United States. G.H HILL, aul? Im*r “ACCORDION ! f Rese ee a en et Uaclocvenees taniweilGnaae nel retabel ties which have been exteusively adopted tn Prance aud Erglnces rm the public generally, that be ie abot re bore ‘i ve to " lishing copious extracts from i Shortly be issued from the Preas of Messrs mae i NOR MARTINI will be happy, to give ins the art of playing the Accordion, at his reside “ treet, or a7 the residence of Pupils, And he fla it that those Ladves and Geudemen who may avail (' on of huis professional services, will make rapid and agreeable advane ces, as his method is simple, clear Progressive, auld 3m*r PICTURES FROM SPA 1 cy by cimen of Gu f Chris 5 mof Ancient Spanish aon and Ans, wer and of such materials and workmaishipas | amongst which is the sword of the renown ‘om examination equaled : ‘nperior assortment of fancy articles of ABDIL, ‘The last Moorish King’ of Grenada. Open from 8 o'clock till dusk—Admitiance 25 cents. [EZ A few fine copies from the Old Master cheap. GERMAN QUARTETTO—The German Quartetso kas much leave to ifr the public moat espectfally that my they are now prepared tor Evening Serenades, tn the rman Tangung:, on the most reasonable terms. Fur part culars, please taquire at Mr Il. THORBECKE, 121 Hester a up starrs. aud lmtc HOTEL DE L’EUROPE, (THE Proprietor Sivior seenetea jo fe a oh opened this estab ing patblic e y thing cerved up in the most recherche style, the bar is sappli wuh good Wines and Liquors at all times Tobie d’Hote, at 3 o'clock, , itizens and strangers will find this an adwirable place te dine down town, being so near business. N. B. Private ms may be had for parties or «ing! tlemen, furnished. 20 I BEACH’S AMERICAN PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. “ Bvery one may now be his own Doctor and Surgeon, at a cheap rate, and enjoy 3 sound mind in a sound body.” "TSiahetpreste! this work, ealled the FAM PHY- , or the Rerosmep System or Maxi we, ie now nearly completed. aud will soon be :eady for delivery. The work is complet IN NINE PARTS. PART I—=THE MEANS OF PREVENTING DISEASE, AND PROMOT- PART I!.—GRNERAL PRINCIPLES OF TRE RE- ING HEALTH. on the Retormed or vegetable System, wil’ fin! it to their intereat chase the work. 1 is written he Haglish Lan, age, and ited 10 the capacity of ali elvsses. It may be had of the au- 223 Bowel 4 also of bo vksellers generally. ‘The object of ‘buy Faminy Prvsrctas is ty arrest that by- dra monster, QUACK ERY, both in au * Profession, dout and to substitu in, simple and practical system “{ madi: Toe and wblehchiee diguons wenoer) Siereury the Lancet. % w en Fe'may ‘be had of the aatnor err, New Lahoet iors generally AGENTS WENTRDO, clrlete th shove work in cerry tow and city in the United States. “All letrery 10 be i mere SUMATISM oud R.HENRWS RHEUMATIC SYRUP ie curing every case of Rheumatism around. Ina short time thit dixease hwfll scarcely be known of, orif known caredfor. To any who tave not taken the trouble {o investigate its merits we say you ere suffering « torturing disease when ay pent in mal thquiries about It would evuvince you | your own {Wit hat you have not been well before, Call upon some. of thewe and you will be asto rome? the wonders which it Pav already -portormed. Mr. Jesse Hinds, 91 Greenwich au Be Broed. Sreetss: Rawal 13 Y' street; Mrs. Agel. as Lighth street; Mr Demarest, img sth ‘beneanre iotel, Brootway: John C stres id Mi Wi 96 Avenue Dy corner ‘Third A’ 1} Pes | street rt; Griggs, ‘irs. Stree Ryers ju wrest tro iy.” Marstail, fey, 18th street, two es Mra. Coffe ath ‘Rrenbe' Kins: Marphy, 00. Cannon: erent: er And if you wish more tite offers ‘where we will give yon the pame where sary one of whom has teen cured widhin Ieee ; Note day, Pane re modiciee. boonk te te bach pum! Be ive ‘others, weeks. 2 Sun, and you will eee a i antten, sehigh ifthey were not . rson would scarcely believe. any one to.call at the numbers give in this city only at in. Brooklyn, at ton street, and in 0. 298 Br street. LE, half story hy 5 tain roves ith Braplaces, and hte bedssowss und jots, 25 by which ere are all leid beautiful garden, situated st Hempstead Brawen, LL, hone twenty miles from New York, en the Ly I. Railroad. B very low imme lintel . Toguire at pan alg Mab’ NS Wantrn lempstead Brauch, L. I. rr augs 2 nl etfully ites visiting the city,te call at 114 Foiton sureet ‘taming a lange assortment of Boots, made iu the latest fashion, and of the finest French ealfak entlemen can have boots made to order in the beat manuer it $6,00 ir, warranted equal to any made at $7,50, and ae the undersine Taker drawing fe) pean ety arts or each enstomer he cau ensure Wet bandsome Gonatantty hand, Fashionable Boots, ec. at the following reduced price Boots, 29 te 2,75 af Sk sai $0 10 6.00 Half Boots, 20 ters, 4 Pastner’ slippers, ke, proportionately tre Term on delivery. Pere Kew ProPOr SOHN 'L, WATKING, u25 1m*r 114 Fulton st, between Nassau GA boots an 3 French boots a yateut Joather sand pumps, 1 en ni hayncherp doors from $2,75. $3, 3 ‘Mon’s shoes 7 to 10 and ber pair. 8 ‘and $1, and warrgated good, Ledies, boots buskins! walling shoes, and SHippers of all colors an test fashions, slips, 75 cen ippers, Come and vee « ood assortment of t 42 Canal street, carer gad ray, a at 206 at Watke ae at Be DP FIMES ~The only rewon that A. Ee tor mlling sesmany boots KNOX & CO can ann many and shoes at the Rife Boot and et, i, I portheast corner of Hudson street-—when almost iy 3 iy complain of hat) times: in that thy, Hert see ed aver teitalmat every bods had fond Uhis one. Tf any. who ad \ tound put the | st com bia ag bah they ‘nil romp ty nd ‘sooner they ‘boot and shoe line, Fag tive, ean West here cheap. = Mos of aenTs RRSON & CO. 2 Sapa Dig, es arpa WOES pas