The New York Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1842, Page 3

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! College of Medicine and Pharmacy, Established for the Suppression of Quackery, 0@- BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DESIROUS obtaining medical advice, that on remitting the sum of e dollar, with a statement of their case, they will be pplied with one dollar’s worth of appropriate medicine, a letter of advice containing full directions as to diet, imen, kc. All letters must be post paid. Address W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Principal Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street, N. Y. N. B.—The Consuntine Puysicray is daily in attendance the private consulting rooms of the College. Hours om 10 till 2 o'clock. ‘The Artist, goa LADY'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.—This new plendid work is now ready at Tuttle’s News Agmecy jo. 4 Ann street, for sale wholesale and retail. Such is je demand fo ular work that Ladies are desired send earl; ingle copy, two shillings. Life of Colt,” an interest! a,” and the “ American Mec! errr ‘and “Lady?sBoo ‘Times,” “Philadelphia Inited States,” the Bry) yee Star.” «Philadelphia Ledger,” “Spirit of the Times,” hd “Chronicle,” all daily, published the same days as in iladelphia : persons leaving their names can be served ularly. Tuttle's News Agency, No. 4 Ann Street, lew York. work, Fanny Kemble Against the Yankees. 0g@- THE NEW WO! FOR SATURDAY, AU- ust 27, will contain a vast variety of the newest and hoicest, Literature. See contents :— “Oldand True Chronicles of England and Scotland”— interesting original Historical Sketch of the invasion England by the Scots in time of Robert the Bruce, and e story of Sir Thomas de Rokesby : by the author of Cranmer and his Times,” « Luther and his Times,” &c. n int original article upon the Writings of The jas B. MeCauley. Letters from J. F. Grund, Esq., and D. lacLeod, Esq. “‘ Jack Hinton ;” the entire Ai Oe mal this popular Story, by the author of Charles O'Malley. riginal Poetry—three pieces. A Winter's Journey t eorgia, U- Fanny{Kemble Butler. Twenty-three inate Past Fwo, a laughable tale, by Jon Poole, Esa, funded on a fast," The Albion newspaper and the Messrs arper._ Extracis from New Works; copious Extracte pm our Foreign\Files; Scrap Book Articles, a great va. ty; Foreign and Domestic News; Editorial Criticism; rope fourth the;pricofof the Book tor 6} cents only, one four e"pricefof the pre edition of Our Mess. # §G- Oftice, 90 Ann street. Also, for sale, “Morley Emn- in,” James’s best novel, 18} cents. “Godolphin,” by ‘wer, 12} cents. “Abel Parsons,” 124 cents. “Life and limes of Louis Philippe,” 26 cents. “The United Irish- len,” 26 cents. “Lottery of Life,” 12} cents. Sands’s Sarsaparilia, ITS OWN WORKS PROCLAIM IT—Let* the owing speak for itself : ms “ New York, August 16, 1842. “Messrs. Saxps—Gentlemen : Owing to you {a debt hich money cannot pay, I am induced to make a public Fknowledgement of the benefit I have derived from your o me) invaluable preparation of Sarsaparilla. 1° was rely afflicted with a terrible scrofulous disease, heredi- y in our family, which commenced on my neck, and, patinuing to spread, soon reached my ears, running into y head, and extended all over my face, neck nrms, and wer extremities. I became a disgusting object to look on. At times my distress was so great that I was un- ple to sleep or lie down, and the disease extending into y ears, seriously'aifected my hearing. My face was one botinuous sore, from which a discharge of matter and ater &ept constantly oosing out. People avoided {me, pposing J had the small pox, or some other infectious , and Twas eonsequently obliged to relinquish my siness. Notwithstanding I had the best medical advice d tried different plans of treatment, the disease contin- h to grow worse, until I aveup in despair. | Fortunate- for me, I chanced to fall in with a lady on board a rail- ad car while travelling for my health, who informed me ‘at her son was at one time, in as bad acondition as I as, and that by using your Sarsaparilla he was speedily red. 1 immedtately procured the article and commenc- using it, and now, after acing used legs than six bot- es, 1am well and able to attend to my business. I send pu this statement, as on act of justice, only hoping it may duce the afflicted to make use of thi ht medicine, and ereby save themselves much suffering and expense.— hose wishing to learn further particulars concerning y case will find me at No. 207 Greenwich-street, where will afford me great pleasure to communicate anything Telation to the abcve. Tam, with gratitude, yours, &c. AMOS DENMAN. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, and for. bn, by AB Sands and Co, 273 Broadway, eorner of Cham pre-street. Sold also hy A Band D Sands, 20 Fulton, cor pr Gold, and77 Mist Broadway corner Market Prico $1 Another beautiful Victim, “ She's aved—she’s saved, thank heavens.” 6G THUS EXCLAIMED THE FAMILY OF MR, |——n, in Park place. Their daughter, a beautiful girl, a boen disfigured with eruptions nd freckles on her ce and neck for three years, They had tried every phy- cian and advertised nostrum, until one honest old color- Hi man told them totry the Italian Chemical Soap—Then me the change, every eruption disappeared—her yellow kled skin became delicious white—her cheeks like lil- tinted with roses.’ They made Jones a present of y dollar bill. ‘This soap is a wonderful remedy for salt eum, bites of insecte, musquitos, erysipelas, scurvy, and composed of chemicals invented by a physician. 'Itis 1d by the only general agent in the , 'T Jones, the gn of the American Eagle, 82 Chatham street, New York, Fice 560 cents; or §State street, Boston 3 75 or 139 Fulton reet, Brooklyn ; 87 Dock street, Philadelphia; and 67 te street, Albany. TENDER CHIN—Any gentleman may be in- janily relieved from all pain during the operation of ing, by applying his razor to the Metalic Tablet Ra- trop, invented by G. Saunders, which supercedes the ecessity of a hone, and by which the most unskilful in always provide as keen and smooth an edge asthe ra- pr could by any possibility exhibit under the most expe- enced hand. It isthe only effectual means which the art of man hi et devised for giving toevery one an opportunity of sui g his razer to his chin with the same certainty as he can end a pen to suit his own hand, which any person will shown by bringing adull razor and trying the Tablet a wee rices of the best article of Strop and Tablet, it, . Sold by G. Saunders, 163 Broadway. (G- OLDRIDGE’S BALM OF COLUMBIA.—This icle was first introduced into the New York market bout t years since, and from its superior virtues in preducing hair when it has fallen out, keeping the head from dandriff. (a most loathsome article on a gentle- an’s eoat collar) and giving a softness and beautiful lus- unknown before to the hair, has induced some persons set up ond advertise many other articles for the same pose, none of which stand the test of trial, professin, most of them do, to be oils of various kinds, all of whic positively injurious to the human hair. ‘Let none be eived; no other article will make the har grow rapid- } and of good quality but the Balm of Columbia, and’ no icle purporting to he the Balm of Columbia is genuine ithout the name Cemstock& Co. on the outside wrapper. ome have been deceived, and obtained a counterfeit arti. je for the true and genuine Balm of Columbia. Remem- er to look for the name of Comstock & Co. on the wrap- er, before you purchase, and get none but the genuine, b be found only at 71 Maiden lane. Don be deceived ith the assurance that any without that name is made in he same way, and is just a8 good; all such pretensions are se, and known to be so by the counts iters. is was Reduced from an Attack of my Lungs to Death’s Door, ri pent I would consider it an absence of gratitude to you and pkg the public, to withhold the testimony I ‘am ena- to furnish under the providence of Cod, of the almost pernatural officacy of your invaluable Compownd Hour- lound Candy. faced from. an attack of my lungs to jeath’s door, and hourly becoming debilitated by constant toration, I had resigned myself to efate which I con- lered, from my suffering, inevitably and rapidly ap- roaching. Upon hearing of your advertised remedy, I pnt for a quantity of the essence of Hoarhound, and be- bre half the stock was used, I was somewhat relieved ; nd when I had used two large packages, the expectora- jon ceased, the lungs were healed, my Appetite improved, nd my general hi ‘was restored. ‘ou are et liberty p make any public use of this you please, and I assure you am in duty bound to recommend your medicine to all a tay 4 be (hres ee erg as ee 5 but from ich I am than! to say, Iam now fully and effectual; overed by theaid of your medicine, * MRS. ROMAIN, 53 First street. -atreet. To Messrs. Parse & Sow, 45 Division. FEVER AND AGUE CONQUERED BYg8HER- an‘s Fever and Lozenges, and the chills will not eturn. One box is enough to cure any case, and tho octor has never known an instance of their failure But invariably cured in afew hours, and even seme batimate cases where physicians could do jothing. All Dr. Sherman’s articles are No. 1, and no istake. All who go to 106 Nassau street, York; 8 tate street, Boston, or 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia, ill be sure to get their money's worth. THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTIC MIXT fue Parisian Alterative Mixture, sold by the yostey id he College of Medicine and y, are now fairl stablisbed as specifics in certain diseases. They ly Ind effectually remove all the symptoms ; and, unlike the ernicious nostrums of the quacks, they rel pes the gen- ral health, instead of deteriorating the vit: wers. Bola It low prices, in order to suppress the impostures of char- 7 8. RIGHARDSON, Agent. Principal Office of the College 97 Nassau street. THE REAL MERMAID—INCREASED EX. HTEMENT.—The excitement produced by the a thie city of the wonderful Mermaid, taken near the Fe- pe Islands, is on the increase. Thousands throng the merican Museum daily, look, roll their eyes with aston- ;hment, and are satisfied. For the accommodation of day isitors there will,every afternoon hereafter, be a ric! lisplay of performances inthe Lecture Room, commen. ing at four o’clock. Let none neglect this opportunity pr enjoying an unusual rare treat for 25 cents. Herald Bull of News, The Herald Bulletin of News is kept ae the north-west jorner of Fulton and Nassau streets. the arrival of the orning mails, at eight o’clock, A. M.—and also of the Menge en at four o’elock, P. M., the latest inte! Valletin Board, at his corer, "Let every wayfarer sop at this corner. Let every wi nd read. Advertisements of all kinds taken at thi fice Herald General Printing Ofice. The General Printing Office, capable of doing all Hf printing, sueh as books, Ning) bills, cards jesoriptions, is now open atthe Herald Buildings, entrance jassau. loseph Elliott, Printer. sorts of all MONEY MARKET. Thursday, August 25—6 P. M, The transactions of the Stock Board were limited, but prices aif not materially vary. Delaware and Hudson fell 4 ; Harlem } ; Paterson improv ‘el 2 percent ; Stoning: ton }. ri have anew development on hand, the expose of the American Land Company, approved by Mr. Bard and J. D. Beers, in which some of the Trust Company’s customers figure largely. A ridiculous story is going the rounds of the Wall strect papers to the effect that Mr. Law has sued Mr. Palmer of the Merchants’ Bank. The basis of the silly story is the fect that Mr. Watt bought certain shares of Harlem stock on time, which stock was deposited with Mr. Palmer, The contract was not fulfilled, and Mr. Law sued Mr. Watt, whereupon Mr. Palmer delivered over the stock to the Court of Chaneery, to abide the result of the suit. ‘The affairs of the American Life and Trust Company af ford a great deal of instruction, as throwing much light upon the origin and nature ot internal improvements as well as the utter rottenness which has overtaken those companies, managed by men who have always affected a most ridiculous species of aristocracy—who have led the ton—got up complimentary benefits, patronised actors, courted foreigners, patted beggarly counts on the back en- couragingly, and lionised London Newspaper reporters. All this has been managed by collecting the funds of small capitalists into corporate companies, whose managers im- mediately loan it out among their own clique and rela- tives. The capital thus collected is a means of credit by which more is borrowed and squandered. This was the case with the bubble under examination. The following is a statement of its liabilities and assets, to be gathered from its assignment :— Summary of Assets axp Lianititins of THe Ameri Lire axp Tri Capital since $2,000,000 Massillon RAPESiN $220,455 ‘i 000,000 Massillon 4 Magniae, Smith & Co. 163.475 Grand Island, De Web: James Morrison, x 257,900 969 ter Morrison, Sons & Co. 869,167 W. H. Sewaid, Cha- Smith, Pane & Co. 239,073 tape, lands 210,740 Roberts, Curtis & Co, 939,000 G. W. Lay, do do 68853 Fletcher, Alexander & John Duer, notes, 207.1 Co. JL. & 8. Josey Peter Harmony hs. A. James Brown Brows Brothers W. I .¥.L. it RM. Biatehford ot Property, land, Bonds Stocks Post notes 820,415 This seems to be the general result. The assets are of that bubble description which ensures that all the capital that ever was paid in, is entirely sunk, and a very large Proportion of the liabilities will never be paid. Those which appear in the list as good, have, many ef them, ac- tually,been paid and settled, and are continued in the as- sets, through abominable neglect and mismanagement.— Forinstance, the acceptances of Mr. Bloodgood at Mobile for $10,000, under date of June 1838, were paid, but the agent there never notified of the fact. The same things occurred with the U. 8.Bank assets, and afford another evidence ofthe singular incapacity and criminal neglect with which the affairs of monied institutions have been administered. Our object to-day is to go a little into the nature ofthe Chatauque land operations of Governor Se- ward, and their collateral bearing upon his earnest recom- mendation to complete the Erie Railroad. This Com- pany, it appears, holds $279,193 of those mortgages. The United States Bank committee, it will be remembered, re- ported upwards of $28,000,000 of suspended loans and debts, a detailed statement of which they refused to give the stockholders—embraced in that enormous amount are, it is said, $400,000 additional of Gevernor Seward’s Cha- anque land mortgages, making $679,198 in those two concerns. How much there is in other companies will shortly come to light. The operation by which theso mortgages were procured, was nearly as follows :—It has been the practiee with the proprietors of large traets of lands in the western parts of the state of New York, to permit settlers to come upon their ground under contract; that is to say, the settler takes possession of a farm, and pays down an instalment, entering into a contract with the proprietor to pay an i stalment from time to time, until the stipulated price is paid up. He then obtains a regular deed of possession. These instalments were paid without pressure, almost at the pleasure of the settler, who always received sueh in- dulgence as the circumstances of the case warranted, the proprietor being careful to avoid the reputation of seve- rity, asin such case his lands would be avoided. This was the stateof affairs in Chatauque county, when Go- vernor Seward, Shinplaster Schermerhorn, T’.. Cary, a small western politician, G. H. Lay, lately appointed to some foreign mission, with a few others, under the title of the Holland Land Co., conceived the notable scheme of making these poor settlers of Chatauque the instruments of their own agrandizement through the assistance of the Erie Railroad. Accordingly, they went to the proprie- torsof the tracts, and hought the lands over the heads of the industrious settlers. They then, instead of allowing those deserving people to work out at their own conveni- ence, gave them full titles for the lands they occupied, and took bends and mortgages for the balance due. These bonds and mortgages are those in the hands of the Trust Co, and the United States Bank. This Holland Land Co., therefore stepped forward, and obtained money by thrust- ing the poor settlers into the jaws of the monster, by whom they have been crushed. The more substantial of the settlers would not submit to the operation —the others were crushed by the accumulating interest on their bonds,and ceasing to pay, have destroyed the bondholders. The money loaned to Seward on these mortgages was borrowed in London on the bonds of the Trust Co. The Company was obliged to pay its interest. By getting none from the morgages they held, failed, and have assigned those mortgages directly to their London creditors. In the same manner the Southern banks borrowed money in London on State stocks. They loaned that money to planters, who bought slaves. ‘The planters ceased to pay the banks failed, and assign the slaves to the , Who now own a large proportion of the negroes, and may transport them to the British The) operation of Seward & Co. was similar—they raised, money by pledging the sinews and industry of the western settler. Those settlers before had only to earn an instalment to pay the proprietor; when Seward and his clique wheedled them into giving bonds for the whole amount, they were obliged to make up the interest every quarter, without advancing a step towards the ex- tinguishment of their mortgages. When the money was all spent by the clique, and the people were uneasy under the constant burden of the interest on their mortgages, the Erie Rail Road was got up to amuse them. They were taught to believe that that concern, asif by magic, would help them out of their difficulties. The concern was at- tempted, and failed after its managers sponged $3,000,000 out of the State, of which those very settlers in Chatauque must pay their proportion. The Governor then had the superlative assurance to come forward in his Message, and earnestly recommend the completion of the concern at any cost. At the rate of the expense thus far incurred, the Railroad will eost $15,000,000; which would cost the farmers of Chatauque more than to bring their produce on their backs to New York. This operation is illustrative ofthe manner in which whole sections of a country are plunged into distress by politicians, in order to make them clamour forsome humbug remedy, which he holds out tothem for his own advantage. Sales at the Stock Exchange, 5000 N ¥ 7's, 1848, 100% 7 U 8 Bank 26 3900 do 5 Canton Co 19 9% 25 Harlen RR he % i do i} 10044 100 do Wy me do ban 148s 200 5 #3 oo Lone sland RR F 50 Farmers? Ti "0 Paterson bt mos 50 6 Ohio L. & T. 58} 60 Stonington 16 0 of 59 do 16M 2 BkofCom, scrip 9036 ities Second Board 100 sland 90% 50 Harlem RR MM fe Wy obrewtLer 7 3 ; —__ a State of Trade. ere are no new % auctisn the following features Mle to-day. At Honduras Mako, pee brig Besnses eras — feet Honduras Mahogany, Mansanilla Mahogany—659 logs Mansanilla Mahogany, Te bir Sales 100 bbls of Pots at $5 624. Cotton—The sales were between 800 and 900 bales with- oat change, I Flour and Grain—The receipts are light, which the de- mand about equals. Genesee i i“ Ohio and Mich. igan at $5 0 $5 064. A sale of 500 bbls Brandywine flonr was made at $5 25. Nothing doing in Georgetown. Foreign Markets, Ponto Canxito, August 1, 1842—I can give you but little news at this 'time of any consequence. Tho Anitaleft this for Boston, on the 24th ultimo, direct ; the schr Ostrich also sail this for Bonaire onthe 98th ult., to load with salt and then proceed to Boston; the William Allen left no American vessels in this Port. Pro. duce as follows (rules) at present : Coffee, § 2 90; Indigo . |/F) none in market, noming) price 8] rs per Ib; Hides, $7 a $9; Cocoa, $12 a $14 per 100 Ibs. Business is very dull, 4s usual at this season of the year, and will undoubtedly so continue until October. SS ED Married. At Brooklyn, 15th instant, by the Rev. Jacob W. Dilles, THomas M. th U.8.3 hird daughter On Wednesday, after a protracted illness, Baivaer Stevin, aged 36 years. Her friends, and the friendsof her husband, Daniel Sle- vin, are requested to attend her funeral, this day, at 4 o'clock, from his late residence, 163 Green street, without further invitation. Yesterday morning, at Cone Mi Island, Antu son of Corrigan, infant of Brookly Passengers Arrived. Rio pe Janerno—Bark Sagamore—Mrs John Gardner, two ren and servant. Liverroot—Ship St Lawrevce—George Kelly, and 184 in the steerage. or ig tTelegraph—Geo M Lewis, and Harford J a = —— Foreign Importations. Rio pe Janeino— Bark Sagamore—750 bags coffee H ner—800 Mason & prhompece 181 JS Phi & co—600 Wilson & Brown—13 J W Conklin & son—$1250 specie A C Rossiere— 20 bbls mdse Allen & Paxson—2678 bags coffee to order. arenvool—Ship St Lawrence—108 bare RR iron 8 Brooks 10M bars 435 bdls iron G W Shields—2 cks JA Newbold—2 bales A Slaves 3 Scout—2g crts§ hhds 8 & FE Willets—4 cs les Gorton, Hod co—2 do Cameron & Brand—6 boxes Sends & c0— 18 ks JF Rerdiman—3 crates 5 hhds to order—1000 aks salt to master. Rorrenpam—Bark Wallyce—23 pps aia E Stevens & son—28 JS& E Boker—2 P A Renaul box Kobbe—! eM 8S Smets—14 bxs JM Oppenheim—3 mill stones Van Post & Oecl- richs—1 bx 8 D Welt—28 pipes gin to over, Gexoa—Brig Susan—'6 bales corks H_ Eschanger—13 bags almonds Thompson & Adams—10 bxs Francia—3 cases 1 bbl Wine to master—I4 cs citron to order, MayaGuez—Bark Panchita—18 bhds sugar J Foulk & son—06 puns molasses Aymar & co—97 hhds do Mason & Thompson— 109 do sugar 74 bbls do 26 hides R Baile: Domestic Importations, _ SayanwanBrig Excel bales cotton G Colliny=an_ ks rice H Batler—#t Bolton, Fox & Livingston—13 Bonna & Judah =1 bx J G Gregory & comI bale Barclay & Livingston—1 trunk [ Ayresm1 box H Cary & com do C Bolton—JA B Althouse co. MARITIME HERALD. od ‘To Ship Masters, We shall esteem it a favor, if of vessels arrivi heze, will give to Commodore W. A. Bassett, of our uews lect a report of the shipping left at the pert whence they sailed, the Festels spoken on their lint of their cango, aad any news| rs they may v i boanf them immediately on their artival, "We will reekeroeate the favor in any way. To Correspondents Abroad. Our correspondents in foreign porta are respec:full te send by every veswe all he manne tkefigence they ean obwain. Nautical information of ‘my Mind, : Siding at home or abroad, will be thankfully received” °° PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 26, 1612. a rPus DAY PUBLISHED, the | Tee Tie allowine Hei teaeenints ofthe Asgnst num | fwood's Magazine, "Dublin University do, $4 per anunin | Beutley’s Miscellany, 5 do | ‘The three Magazines together, 12 do. JOSEPH MASON, Pal Ww i Lofts to Let—Inguire as shove, 3 T°, PROFESSORS AND_ hy PLANO FORTE.—The it IN beg. reapect- ofrte, that pose of at nd. pianofortes, in ier Makers, | ra 2. in. Tosewoo. Wmakers Bra "Dubois. & Stodiian, of New and toddart of | § square, eondon, also seve watt il paintings. | ‘be examined wt their esideuee, NO. 66 White street. se RE —Siolen Tran Matthew, C $5 AT temps oh econ ee a frown in bis shal ock minke about’ eet tg “ha above reward | will be paid’ to auv officer to deliver ’ gail. Look ont about the &th Avenue. sun '® Newburg Jail. | andé itr NEWBURGH ANNUAL REG: annowuded to come off on the 17th inst. has until Wednesday, the 3ist, ‘There are to Prizes, aired and seventy D in Gold, } oats, $38, by Aman | Ee | » Which was a postponed *« Races for TA bee: of $185, Firt Poze, cond $30; third § by four-oared boats, to be di $100; secoud $50; third $25. Race for the New Wit 306 $50, by rcull rst Prize $35; second $15—di tan ed, three mi nd repeat. T take place in the Bay opposite Newburgh, at neignboring towns and villages are invited to Joi a. Rules and regulations to govern the race wil! be amounced a few day i All communications on the subject addressed to JAMES BELKNAP, Secretary of the Newburgh Amateur Association, will be promptly attended to. Ne Au 26 AUT MADAME COSTELLO, EMALE PERIODICAL PILLS, snaranteed in every case where the monthly periods have been irregular, from colds, or other causes. Their certainty of action has long been ne- knowledged by the medical protession, and hundreds that have tusclessly" tried various boasted remedies. these pills in their eects, that care is som hey contain no medicine theie use, though t gonetitution. |Advice sven gratis to all who use the pills, by Madame Costello, 34 Lispenard st, where the pills are sold genuine, Price $1 per box ‘au26 LW 26 CAST OFF CLOTHING. ENTLEMEN or Fam: ng aside articles of wearing apparel, and wishing of the saine for cash, 10 an from the subscriber 20 per cent more than from any other person. i Te aad gentlemen about leaving the city being encum- dered witha superfluous wardrobe, will tind, it muck to there advantage to send forthe subscriber, who will atteud them at their residence by appointment. A line addressed to BOX 107 LOWER POST OFFICE, will be puncteally attended to. ands 30" F THE LADIES. ADAME COSTELLO, Female Phy to treat, with astonishing success, al Il continues diseases peculiar to fe 5 gn irregularity, obgtraction fe, by whateve ed, can be removed by Madame C. in avery s jadame U.’s medical establishment having under time. ‘one thorough repairs and alterations for the hetter accommodation of her numerour patients, she is now prepared to receive ladies on the point of confinement, or those who wish to be treated for ob- struction of their monthly period. , " eC. ean be consulted at her residence No. 34 Lispen — es test regard to secresy. a Si teed sive cra ou | Std et, at all times, and with the strict rd ty oe ee eee TEA | “Alfcommanications and letters must be post-paid ns wt = Cleared. Shin, Audacia, (Swedish) Valley, Amsterdam, W Weisser.— Brigs Annawan, Pederson, Belize, Hond. 8 W Lewis; John H Stephens, Hall, Bermuda, RS '& R Tucker: Chintsn. Lyon, Savannah, Sturges & Clearman; Belle, Myers, Wilmington: NC.E 8 Powell.—Schrs Phebe D, Smith, Baltimore, A B Cooley & Co; Saml A Appleton, Nickerson, Boston. $ Arrived. Ship St. Lawrence, Hagedorn, from Liverpool, July 17, with salt, 10 master. ult. lat 47 40, lon 25 45, 81 i Patrick Heury. Delano, 19 days hence for Liver at6 a. M. lat 43, lon 58 15, passed steam ship hence for Liverpool. Sagamore, Mattison, from Rio de Janeiro, July 1, with coffee, &e.to order. Passed Ist ult. bark Col. Howard,’ Pren- tiss, trom Baltimore, bound in, Bark Panchita, Gray, (of Newbu Aug. 14, with sugar, to $. W. Lewis. for Baltimore, in2 days, the oly Ame n port. Passed ing in, brig Francis Lord, of Bangor, iu co. with a herm. brig, both lumber loaded, bound up. Bark Calisto, Blanchard, (of Portland) 45 days from Rotter- dam, with sugar, coffee, &¢. to Nesmith, Leeds & Co. ath inst. lat 44 44, lon 46, spoke’ bark Eliza, from Antwerp for Syduey, Bark Wallace, Hersey, (of Boston) from Rotterdam, July 11, with mdse, to ofder—#@ stovrage Passengers. 18th ult: lat 493, Jon 10, exchanged signals with achr Byron, of Bath, steering E ath inst, lat 34, Jon 43 50, spoke whale bark Imogene, Russell, of Boston, | month out, 100 bb's oil. 3d inst. lat 35 34, lon 37 48, saw whale bark Emigrant, of Bristol, RI. a British brig Telegraph, 8eon,5 days from Bermuda, in bal- Inst, to Middleton & Co.’ 21th inst, fat 38 50, lon 73, spoke brig Pandora, from St. Domingo for Boston, Oh Thursday, at7 a, a. Egg Harbor Inlet SW. by W. 5 miles, saw a brig. ashore, with mainmast gone, foremast standing, jib locse—could see no one on board—blowing hard from §| ‘Brix Susan, Jewete (of Boston) from Genoa, June 29, and Gibvaltar July 13, with mdse, to, ‘Thurston. Lett at for iner, ships Cotton Planter, aud Floridian, for NYork: brig Ot tomon, for Boston. At latter, two American vessels, hames not recollected, Passed the island of St. Matys, Azores, July 22 — e packet ship 1. 15th inst. eat Western, ‘port) from Mayaguez, tt brig. Mary Parker, American i Passed go: nid ult. spoke ship New Hampshire, from Cais for New Yorks 2th, lat 35, lon 27, spoke brig Alfred, 20 days hence for River Gambia, 31 steerage passer gers. : British brig Fortuna, Langraise, ¢3 days from Aberdeen, with 42.22, lon 45 coal, to order—70 steerage passengers. - 7th in 52, spoke ship Virginia, of Newburyport, Swedish brig Hindoo, Granberg, 42 days fiom Stockholm, with 190 tons ifon to Boorman, Johtiston & Co. British brig Terpaichore, Calliton, 19 days from St. Johns, NF. in ballast, to Dunscomb & Beckwith=vi steerage’ jussen. gers. Brig Bens}, Shapter, 6 day Sturges Clearman. 24th brig ry, hence for Charl chr Stevens. fiom Savannah, with cotton, to off Little Exyg Harbor, passed 8 from Boston, with mdse, to J. Marine Correspondence. Rio pe Janero, July 1. Reeside, Langley, +, American vessels in port:—Mary, Clark, from Montevideo, for India, Ide; Apn Eliza, Sands, ‘from Baltinore, diag; Wm i do do; Padang, Howard, from Buenos Ayres for Idg:’ Mentor, Little, from Montevideo, une.— U,'S. shins Delaware, Concord, John Adains, and ma cfuise of ten days.— Ward, of New London, sailed hence ensuing season onthe Abrahlos Ornice og tus Rnooe ae} rt, + 22, a Arr 20th, Exsex, Fall River for NYorky, 220, Francis, Calais for amarket; Coral, Bangor for do. General Record. Packet sir Sippons, for Liverpool, is detained until to- day. Her letter bags are at Gilpin’s, New Room, in the Ex change. Sure Britannia.—The Terpsichore, from St. Johns, NF. ings 74 steerage passengers of the Britannia, wrecked on pe Race. Whalemen, A lette: ym eT the Zoroaster, of NB. reports her on a Banks, July Ist, with 150 bbls sperin oil—ail well. Leteers from Capt Upham, of the Sorah, of Nant. report her at Oahu, April 25th, with 2240 bbls sp oil, to sail for Of Shore Ground ‘in » few days. Reports at Oahu, same time, Benj Tucker, NB. 1200; Foster, Nant, ‘The Phebe, at Nantucket for Pacific Ocean, anchored in the stream 234, t0 be taken out by the Camels, Spoken, Aug 23, off Block Island:—Mary Kimball, from Pensacola for Boston; Emeline, Portland for Cuba; Cordelia, Boston. for Pensacola; Antartic, do for Philadelphia; Mary, Providence for do; Alexander, James River for Liverpool. A steam bark steering WSW. Aug 11, Ini 24, lon 9232. Foreign Ports. Truxioap, July 21—In port, Ellen, wt cargo; Franklin, fm oxton. Porto Canetio, July 4—Sld Anita, Boston; 28th, Ostrich, from do, for Botiaire, to take in a load of salt, and from thence probably proceed to Boston. é La Gvavea, Aug 10—In port, Emily Ellicott, from Balti- more. Rio pe Janeiro, ib eed to July 7—Arr Col Howard, Balti- lel more; Kentuck: ladelphia; Duan, Portland, Oat, March $1—, mamus. Newburyport. Sld about -Are 12th, Nereus, Columbia River; April M4, California, Coast of California; May 1, Delaware, Boston, with a number of pas- iri United States Ports. ‘on, Aug Arr Page, NYork; Compliance, do, Cld Philadelphia. ‘New Beproro, Aug 23—Arr Brutus, New York. Below, a shi sanposed the’ South Boston, of and for Fairhaven, from N ealand. 12—Arr Atlas, Philadelphia, for Boo C rleston for Go; Ko: 0, rk for Barnstable; Nimrod, Boston for Albany; Lucy Blake, NHaven for Camden; Edwin, Richmond for Boston; 15th, Llewellyn, NYork for Bath; ath Friend, Jasper, Henry Curtis, and 8 Appleton, Boston for NYork;’ Turk, Pertsmouth for doy 19 Jobn Spotford, New York for Thomaston, and sailed same day: Sld 20th and previous, the above. Paovipence Ang 30—Arr Charle stony Atias d Ae MeCrea, New York; AB ¢ rie i Carel, eis 4 ; John Bari ies. Cld Ranger, Portland; Peru, Vesper, and Dirigo, Eietition dn Ba Sma Bagi ki ith Stara Themen tnd Alt Hie Brahe Brapdywine,Mrietoh, Rly nesting: doy "Adele randy wine, Bristol 3 Angeline, do; deloide, H Lawrence, NYork; Henry Lemuel, Sutfolk BaLtiwors, Ang 2t—Arr Apollo, N ton: Token, do; Syiph, Bxrladoe eamne, 301 Henry, Salem: z Id Potomac, Marseilles; James Po ial 22—Cld Hiram, (Pros) Rotterdam. | Below Frances Anne, from Havre; Steiglitz, Havana; Oceanus, sterdam. Arr’ 2iat, Chas Pitman, NYork. Below, bound uj Charles, NYork. Sid Wm Henry, Boston. Aug ga—-Arr Vietoris, (Swed) NYork: Androw Pation, (late Churchill, ‘who died at sea on the 10th ‘inington, NC, 22 days, bound Savannah la Mar, distress, Jeaking 300 strokes per hour, aud with deck load, Arr Vesper, Sydney, CB. 20—Cld Savanuah, Havana.” Arr Preciosa, N Prompt, NYork: East wport, Wal Gen Marion, Ww Nonrou, fori Phe tin WANTED~An audustrious man, of active business habits jish cash oF credit to the amount ot ), to take ant intere tn the publretion of an rxeeitent aud very popular newspsper, which has alreacy m targe circu! 4 is a profituble and promising concern. For particulars ad ress’ HCP M. through ‘the Post office, naming tise ana place at which fn interview may be had ands ce woman of reapectabili- |. Should wish to. engage i respectable fam 'y._ Waxes not so great a consideration as a comfortable home. Letters addressed, post paid, to K. F., care of Mr. Hargrave, street near Beekmaii, will meet prompt attention. MEDICAL AID. R. GREGORY continues to devote his entire personal Di ncntionto diseases of a reculiar nature, He bay bestow: ion in the improvement of the WANTED=A situation fra 5 ty, just arrived from i hertelfas nousemaid or chambermaid in some ed much study and attention in i fe of practice, and the result is he has succee’ed in di covering a new auxiliary remedy, never defore axed in this line of practice. It is particularly applicable in cases of long bmn and where in many instances a stricture was sup- 10 exist, %s residence is at 24 Mott street, about 159 yards from hers cf tae Laval crests, ‘Tile charave ars la. proper: } ening. “His el propor: tion to the times. No 34 is nat a drug store: aur iter ‘AUTION—All jonedagainet pewociating a race Aree ee andied Deftars m by A Retews id, on the Bank of America, payment of the same ha stopt. maa ae PLATFORM BCA $20. Apply from Catharine, HULL’S TRUSSES. NOTICK TO RUPTURED PERSONS. ERSONS afflicted with ruptures nay rely pot the best instrumental aid the world affords, on application st the office, Now 4 Verey street, or to either of the agents in the incipal towns in the United States. Be careful to examine the Baek ind of Hull's trusses, to see 1f they are endoned by Dr. Hall in writing, good, without None are genuine, or to be relied upon as re imposed upor ions cannot be relied upon; they nd are vo better than the on hary trusses, i fonms have been fitted up at No. 4 Vesey street, exclusively for ladies, having a separate entrance from the business depart= ment, where a female is in ccnstant attendance to wait upon female patients. 4026 Im? r TO THE LADIES. Dh. HULL’S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER. THs new Instrament for the radical cure of P1 * of Prolapsus Uteri or Falling of the Womb, by external application, supersed- the objectional Pessary, is confidently recom- ed as the means of perfect restoration to failed of performing a cure, even under reumstai ‘The Supporter has attaine ing the use 0 mended to the ff health, it never ha e8. . tery high character in Europe as well as in this country, adopted to the entire disuse of nd all other painful surgical expedients,in the Lying- als of Lendon and Paris, and is waiversally recom in Europe by inedical men of the highest rank. Int country it tained by the leading members of the faculties Colleges and Hospitals, and by all the eminent private prac: Vesey street, having partment, where a lady is in constant attendanee, to apply Hfrsses and Supporters to feinale pa 26 tm THE OLD UNITED STATES CAP, STOCK, SHIRT, OILED SILK MANUFACTORY. RS CAR SOCK, SHIRT, JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES, SUCCESSOR To LUKE DAVIES & SON, 106 William street, corner John, New York. PURCHASERS will at all times find the most extensive #s- sortment in the United States, of the following articles, on bic heoys and undress caps. in, bomba: The superiority ‘of our perfect fit, ease and elas ts of all linen plain an with linen collars bosoms and patterns. Fi Linen. eo) Cs frames is well Eeowa by the lightness ity ofevery stock, Hed,of muslin plain and frilled, ns and wristbonds of the most approved tnbric shirts of all qual ities. i" ud bosoms of every style and quality, oiled 1 fancy, of superior manufacture. Ladies, iren’s oiled silk aprons. ik, medicated, for the cure of gout, rheumatism, &e. ied leather, suitable for harness ‘an Mars a i ures, cap fronts, i 5 he above articles are made under our own inspection, in the best possible manner and of such materials and workmaushipas will be found on examination equatled by none. To whi led, a superior assortment of fancy articles of ities and prices. penders, ctarits, scarfs, umbrellas, han catiffinersy guard-chaius, under garments of every quality, ‘Shaker knit and flannel shirts and n of the public generally are invited t0 the shove gxtemsiveamoriment of wdermaay of which arf fur own i i old at sus ices as canpot fail suit. aac ee ae nee SOHN M. DAVIES & JONES, au25 Im*r 106 Wi iam, comer of Jonn. (THIS. Das is yablished, by F. Quarré, entith anew periodical THE ARTIST, A monthly Lady’s Book. ‘This work will be composed of lite- rary articles by the most emment American and Foreign au- Ors. The embellishments of “ ‘The Artist,” which willbe more numerous than in any publication of a similar nat entirely new style; inst they. will. present the ‘ontain colored engravings of the latest inute descriptions of them; and new and vous, with fgcsed pisoer of hMusic by ‘no move cafebrened cols po- Pas a well selected pieces of sers. Subretiption—three dollars per aunurn, payable in advance, for which one namber will be regularly upplied every, month: iubscriptiona received at the office of * The Artist,” No. Gi Reade Street, near Broadway , New York. ‘ ‘Note—The nature of this work, and the great eare with which it will be exeeuted, will compel the proprietor to publish on a limited number of copies, and he cannot therefore, with any certainty, engage to furmh the numbers of “The Artist,” ¢x- cepting to sul an2i lwer Oysters. They are noted as being superior to. any thing that ribers. OYSTERS! OYSTER: HAVE this day commenced on my fam Shrewsbury 7? the market can produce. All lovers of a good article are invited to call and try them, (particularly strangers) as it will be to them a rich treat. ‘Thev may be had at the old establishment, md at the branch 245 Broadway, second door THOS. DOWNING, 245 Broadway. au23 tf 5 Broad street, south of Murry street. . Fresh Woodcock always on hand. BREWER AND MALTSTER. ‘A PERSON that. has heen brought up in one of the most x tensive Breweries in Endinburgh, Scotland, is desirous of procuring employment as Brewer and Maltster manager, Advertiser can produce the highest te: ¢haractet and qualification. Address A. B. Wright, Ram’ Head, Fulton strert, New Yerk. nd general . care of Mr. au% 3% D8, HENRY’S RHEUMATIC SYRUP ts curing every case of Rheumatism around, Ina short time this di | order, can be seen for _AUCTION SALES. __ BY THOMAS BELL. (Stores No: len and 115 street.) FRIDAY, At half-past_ 10 d’clock. Furnitare Sale—Will be sold, the entire elegent furnirure ¢ ontained in the fourstory homer 93 Cydar st, near Broad way. SATURDAY, 188 o'clock in Extensive and Elegant Sale of MONDA’ At 103% o'clock, at the Large sale of dry koods, clo hardware, cutlery, groceries, ch valuable ship chronomeiter, made by Rosl the present till day hmaker, Fulton ction room. acy and pledged articles, wuly HENRY 31 TUELL, Auctioneer. Y¥ RIELL & ARSULARIUS,' Store No. 30 Broadway, coruer Duane street.—R. & A. ire now ready to make ad: ment—returas prompt. Sales estate, and outdoor sales of household furniture attend- B TsO}. sales of Liquors, Segars, &c. every Tuesday. anos, ic. ovory Wednesday and Saturday. At halt-past 10 o’elock, at the auction reom, Elegant Furniture and PranosA lange assortment of the best made fashigmable furnitare, including full and half French ma~ hogany chairs, pier and ceutre tebles, wardrobes, bedsteads, fet tables, tuted ‘and spring seat sofas, rockers, -¢ areas, ae Al-o, Parisi: Plans Forte Fur au2i ie perfumery. 0 several splendid piano fortes, by celebna- ning all tho modem improvements. 40: parlor organs,to be sold without reserve. , at:he auction room, " » Ke—Conisting of very choice 1's pate and brown sherry, Port of favorite brands y , Havana and Priv in the line, to which to be soid in lots to champagn id, cordials, sperm can arious brands, with ovhe: mo private families is invite suit purchasers. Iso, Bollineer chamienae, anchor brand, just landed, supe- rior to huy wine in market Also, 10,000 imported Principe segars, 10,000 Cuba do, 12,000 Half Spanish do. . A’so, brandy, shezry aud Madeira wines in demijohns 5 gal- j an26 RH. TIMPSON, Aucuoncer, UCTION NOTICE—Jncob 8. Platt’s Third Fall. Hard- ware Bale, willtake place on, ‘Tuesday, the 30th inst, at 10 o'clock, a! No, 21 Platt street, ill consist of 1000 carda fine Shettield cutlery, viz kui rs, razors, Also, 1000 dozen le desert and tea spoons Iso, several packag: ks, carvers, pocket aud penknives, razors, scissors, shears, &e.; bowie and dirk knives, Suns and pistols, ‘Also, 300 packages assorted Hardware, con: ont Catalogues the day au26 4tis*r sisting of a general assoriment of heavy and shelf goods, county as well as the ¥ of y trade. bet, nearly new, 60 steads ana puia Lpianotorte, Kearsin warranted far 12 mont to pay advances, binet piano; sofe _ a6 1tFec AUETION NOTIC vertised for Thurs sat place without reserve, on Mriday, au2s 2tr LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD CO.—Dunng ¢. Rockaway season, and until further notice, & train of Cars will leave Jamaica at 8 o'clock in the morning for Brooklyn, commencing on Mou- 22d inst. All other trains on the road as usual. For KEY-PORT AN DLETOWN POINT.” The steamboat ROCKLAND weil, on and after Monday, the Ist of August, leuve Middfetown Point (tide permitting) every Monday. Tuesdu,, Wednesday, Thursday, and Fi at 2 o'clock, P.M. ; and Key-Port at'3, o'clock, PM. ‘ow York, foot of Robinson very day, Thu at a, each wa) ‘Tuesday, Wedne a o'clock, F.xt., touching a KCURSION TO-THE NE ANNUAL REGATTA. — Th HIGHLANDER, Capt. the pier foot of Warren street, en Wednesday, 4 Bist, at half-past 7 o'clock, fo't of Hammond street qu - tore’ 8, Returning, will leave Newburgh immediately after the Regatta is over. Fare each way 50 cents. ‘The Regatta will come off at2 o'clock P.M.” aud6 4t#r OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY FARE REDUCED! ! FREIGHT TAKEN AT REDUCED PRiCES, ‘The commodious Steamboat WASHING- ‘ON, Captain J. M. Brown, having made : arrangements to change her days ing New York, will hereafter leave the foot of Robinson street, New York, every Tuesday, Thursday, md Saturday after: noon, at 4 o'clock, and Albany, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday aftemoon, at 5 o'clock, ‘landing on her passage each way at the foot. of Hammond street, Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Kingston Point, Catskill a B fudson, For freight o¢ possage, apply to the Captain on board, or to D. RANDOLMH MAWTIN: No. ita Weststreet, aud Inet FOR EASTPORT, LAIS, 8T. AN- “Ss Steamer HUNT- DREWS & ST. JOHNS. RESS, Capt. T. G. Jewett. rt Pagsengers will leave’ Boston every Friday, at 10 A. M. in the Cars of the Eastern Railroad for Portsmouth, from ic place they will be conveyed by the well known steamer Hunt- reas tothe above places Returning, the Huntress will leave St, Johns every Tues: ‘and Eastport at 2 P.M. and arrive in Portsmouth in time for the 4 o’clock train for Boston, Calais and St. Andrews, $6 50 : Meals: % ite offers to persons seeking enjoym: try abounding in five lakes so game of all kinds, with other attractions ramen. aT 2m*r NEWARK AND NEW_YORK—Fae Only 124 cents —The splendid and commodi ous steamer PASSAIC, Uapt. John Gatfy, completely and elegantly refitted, commenced her regu lar trips forthe season on Thursday, slarch 10—leaving as fol- Tog oot of, Barclay st. New York, at 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4 Yelock, P. ° Sent Newark, at half;part 7 o'lock, A. M.and half "On Sunda I] leave New York at 10 A. M. t halfpast 7 A. M. and at 12 0% day next, the auztiw*re many ia- On Sundays, the Passaic Leave New X ig aus ime r THE NOs! OF EXCURSION» A change of air and of scen , ssential to. r bu a great source of enjoyment in the summer sease: to the resvlents of a crowded city. For this, n-thing can cor pare with a jaunt to Hoboken, to those who can leaxe New York only for a few hours. [ts shady and diversified walks rating breezes fom the water—the fine ot Castle Bont a ah Ys t band ef music, all conspire to render this by far the most favurite place of sammer fesort. Act rendered easy by the Barclay, Canal avd Christoph. Ferry Boats, whieh ply constantly during the d aul8 2w* re ce r street venil y IN. ‘The new and aplendid steamer J. W. RICH- MOND, Nathzwiel Kimball, master, will leave the north side of T. wharf, Boston, every Taesday and Friday evening at 7_o’clock, for’ Gardiner and Hallowell; and re-urning will leave Hallowell on Mondays and Thursdays at 24 P.M., landing each way at Bath. Fare from Bostoa to Hallowell, $3 00 a iit os Bath, 2 oStagtt,Mill be in readiness on the arrival of the boat at Hal: lowell, to convey passgngers to Augusta, Waterville, Bangor Belfast and Quebec. Persons travelling for pleasure will hud few) pleasanter routes than this one to Quebec, as it runs hroush a coggery abounding in benatifal Scenes —the roads and Whe ‘ C are good, hotels well kept—the distance 21 jes. Jy 10. 2m* FOR LIVERPOOL-NEW LINE Regular Packet of 25th September.—The Splendid Packet SHERIDAN Capt. A. Depeyster, of 1000 tons, ly sail as above, her dav. For freight or passage ving aecommodations led for splendor or comfort, apply on board, at Orleans wharf, foot of atreet, or to K. COLLINS & CO. 56 South street. $100, x ‘Garrick, Captain the Sheridan, and iam Skiddy, of 1000 the 25th October, her ips of this line sailing punetu.|- nT ail au 26r FOR LIVERPOOL—Packet of Ist September— The well knows fast ling , packet ship CAM. BRIDGE, Captain Barstow, will sail punetually as above, av regular da Bissongers may rely ou tl di ised. asive and comfortable accommod: abin and steerage passengers, at reason- arly appleation be made on board, or t w. 'T. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peek slip, or 52 Sout oruer Jones lane. FOR NE W-ORLEANS- p ‘0 sail on the 27H the superior fast sailing packet ship BOWDITCH, Crowell, master, will sail as r regular day, and can accommodate manner. cabin, 2d cabin, and steerige passenger rates, at Pinesst wharf, i rd the JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South-st instant apt Spaulding, will positively sal as abore, her hy el ' rsons and you will be astonished Br already porformed, Mr. Jesse 125 Broad street; Mrs, Russell, 13 F: 1, 373 Eighth street; Mr. Demarest, 37 King street r. Evlwards, Atheneaum Hotel: Broadway: John Cummings, 13 Pearl street Henry Miller, 56 James street; Mr. Lawrence, 69 North ir. Washington,( butcher) 3344 Elm street; Mrs.Griggs, 96 Avenue D; Mr. White, 85 Sixth Avenue; Mrs. St corner Third Avenue an th street; Me. Ryers, “ 18th street, two doore west from ath 3 Mr. Marshall, 187 f you ish more i call ‘at the office, where we will Fe, en cured wil every one of whom the day ithout one calling to say they have be: sured bd trp tel tne mrenicloes ‘Leoek In ibe tases nommers of the Herald and San, and you will see a large number of cer ificates, which if person would s ment ecrreet. ‘orner of Houston street, In Brooklyn, ledicine Store, No. 75 Folton street, and pe’s Drug Store, No. 208 Brond stre PACKET SHIP SIDD ONS, FOR LIVERPOOL —Pansen- by this ship will please be on board the Steamboat Hei ‘ehall, ast.) at 12 o'clock, Letter bags will close a2 Ite ry, t Btewart’s Patent Newark, at ’ 1 8ti DRARTS.ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND, ND WALES—Persons wishing to send money to theit friends in the old country, with drafts for €1, £2, £20, £58,0r any amount Neat the Na: i nein) Banks of Ireland,’ and. branches: Bank of Scotland, and branches: Messrs, James Bult, Son & Co, Bankers, London, and Excharge aud Discount Bank, Liver: 0 United Kein pool, which are pad Principal towns of the Orders from the country (post paid) etafter receiptof same, W. & J.T. TAPSCOT 43 Peck Without discount, fu all the tended to the first pack- T, ‘or. South stree 206 r bi sh ATER Am Ra . per, for sale suit pa t ve) ives, by in Jots to suit pu Tae ooKs, an2tr No.61 Liberty street ALBANY, TROY ANADA PACKAG! jays excepted, for the Office No, 2 Wall street, New York. anit BANK NOTE PAPER—20,000 sheets Bank Note Paper, of an © ae manvfactare, © very yaaa artic! maboke SSE & vi 61 Liber FO RTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. sale by r ESE farfume | and coedrated Pils, rom Portugal, are, we perceive, to be obtained jn thia country.” See ndvettr iment on the last columa. Se ne FOR SAVANNAH—To sail on the 271h sD. stiperior fast sailing new barque WESKEA Tegular day, and can handsomely accommodate a limited num ber of second canin passengers at moderat rates, if exrly appli- cation be made on board the baraue at pir 2 Boat River, orto ERD) A 61 South stree FOR NEW ORLEANS—To sail positively on 26h inst, the sm JUEKN ial C Faday hip, bove, her ‘ eh Kegwn pochet CTORIA, Captain Mallet, will ‘This ahiy’s eecommodations for Convenience of passengers, n experienced commander, of pang q wos wiehing to weeure Berths should make early application Mnoee | TE TStIN HERDMAN, 61 South T REGULAR PACKFTS FOR NE ORLEANS, MOBILE, SAVANNAH A ‘eros ORL N8S—The well knowe regular packet ship LOUISVILLE, Capt. Hunt, now loading fooc ot Wall sty ft tormorrow. ‘OR MOBILE —The reular packet ship MARY FRAN. Capt.Hubbard, now foading foot of Pine st, west side, to-morrow. ‘OR SAVANNAH—The Ly packet hig STERLING, Cayt, Hamilton, now loading foot of Maiden lane, will sail on Monday, 21h, FOR CHARLESTON—The packet ship ANSON, Barkinan, loading af Burling slip, will have qniek dispats The above are all nirst class regular packets, fitted up with every attention to the comfort of cabin, secoud ‘cabin und stent Aegumeacngers, a very reanonable rates, For passage in either of the above superior packets, apnly to Wed t. TAPSCOLT,. an 250 43 Peck slip, or 53 South st, cor, Jones’ lane. PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN. fiom Liverpool, is digchare Coma ak, under general order, at Orieana whark foot cf Wail st Consiguees will please attend to receipt i 0% e their_goods, THE RED HOUSE TROT’ RSE, col PURSE, of $30 Doll mile peuee, Werk Been le five, to Aes i ts Mt Vosthice ay mire Fashion. aud 10% Mr Case sorrel mare Lonesome Phoeby AMUSEMEN rs —— “PARK THEATRE. > REDI'CED PRICES OF ADMIS810) First Cirele of Box third Ae be F begs most respectfully to BaF the open for the season on MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST 29 janguce ofthe distressed siate of every description of the Manager feels that it becomes his duty to take re 1h the prices Of admission to this establishment, and he therefore t that the above alterations made with a view to consult the convenience phe 3 pectability of the andi will meet with the approval ‘of ‘the fr drama. He simply state that he ha: expence oF pi ing an efficient company, Justry shail be directed (0 improve ¢ Stage, and render it worthy of pablic pa Paik Theatre. In es business ‘The Theartre will open with SRI ECON A FAVORITE COMEDY, in which the following performers ot eeknowlsdged talent will appear:— Mr. Abbott, Mr. Audrews, Mr. Bu: Mr. Borry Me, Bellamy, Mr, Willi Miss Buloid, Mise Hildveth, ss Ky with other Nat emtered ai in the course of the P Ay ARK THEATRE —The the respectially d for the season ox his theatre will be open eh instant. jes at d gent emen engeved forth: evsuin ou, are requested to mest in the Grew Room, ch: Fris-y7A gust Bah iu the forenoon, THOS. BARK, aur Stae Mareger The Gorgeous Comic Pantonime of THE NIGHT OWL, of the RAVEL FAMILY end serion, is pightly receved b loons, with In which the whole for: COMPANY is brought in crowded THUSIASTI EN APPROBATION. THIS EVENING, Avg 26, the Entertainments wil) commente at 8 o'clock, with A GRAND OVERTURE, After whicl Blegant avd daring feats on, THE TIGHT ROPE, By the whole Ravel Ramnily. And tne Delinenrions calted the THREE GLADIATORS By Gabriel, Antoine and Jerome Ravel ! Quarter of au hour’s iitermission will be allowed for Fv fresh ments in the Grand Saloon. To be succeeded by _ AN OVERTURE. After which, lth time, will be produced a magnificent Comi Pantomime cal ME, OR THE NIGHT OWL! Mr Wel ight Owl, ariano, Jerome Tay Gabriel Rave! Macion, Antoine Ravel Bahamsm, Mons Dauversa Manian poor Peasaut, Mime Jerome Ra d her daughter, € Mille Doutrevitle ma, a Cirenssinn Slave, Wells To coneinde with a view of the Maguificent Palace of The whole to THE PROMENADE M 5 < proprietor respeettully inf public, thet is compliance with the wishes of numercus Visitors, this much avmired part of the entertainments, will be given after the per. formances in the Saloon are over. Acting Manager, Mr. Cinppendate Musical Leader and Director, Mr Woot. Tiekets—40 cents Doors open at seven o'clock, } Entertainments to commence at eiuhe. CHATHAM THEATRE, THIS EVENING, August 26th, 1942, will be performed the play of pymon &PyTHtas, Damon, E Forrest | Py thias, JR Scot Hermio1 ist Josephine Cliton In the course Of the evening, Two Overtures will be performed iby the Orchestra. conclude with the Comedy of i BARRAUK ROOM. Col Ferries, Hield | Marquis de Cruzac, W Jones c Mrs ‘Thorne. First Tier, 50 cents ; Pi 1-2 centa, Doors will open at7—Curtain will ri lock precisely Box Office o, % cents; Upper at quarte: befo y fi Fe eel eR kom 9 to 5, where Tickets may be AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN. ORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STRFE opposite St, Paul's Church, ‘1; BARNUM, MANAGE! WONDEK OF CRRANONS or One Week more ! ICP In“consequence of t Geitlemen which have visited the “Museum during week, and being aware that thousands of persons hy unable to see the MERMAID, who. are desirous of the Manager has. at an immense expense, made arrangement with the proprietor to exbibit atthe Museum, for onc week more, the greatest curionty in the world. the REAL MERMAID t No Extra charge for Admission to the Museum. Jo gries to nccommodats the immensr number of ore which daily attend here, there will, this week, be x splen DAY PERFORMANCE EVERY XETERNOBS commencing at ¢0’clock—the performanees in the day bein precisely the s:me as thove inthe even ng. Positively the last week of Winchell, the comic drollenst, who will appear in eight charseters— ‘aylor, the 1 yoealist from the Park Thea‘e—La Fetite Cel ino Las ,, Balloon Ascensions, Fancy Glase Blowing, and 500,00 0 curiosities, Admittance to the whole, Museum, Garden and entertain- ments, 25 cents—Chitdren half price. av20r . aS NEW YORK MUSKUM A GARD The public is respectfully informed thatthe New York Museum will be elo ed iu the evening till he ex- ive alterations and improvements are Gnisfied. It is the in- tention of the subscriber to re-open ou or abeut the 291! himself at that time to show the public one of icent_and refiued places of amusement to ited States. @. HILL. aul? im*r So —————— TO CCORDIC OF THE bring eand favorable n ped the ‘powers and craliditics of Elemencary aud Practical. Treatises ve been extensively adopted in France aud England, ¢ to inform the public generally, that he is about re+ publishing eopiou: i i shorth Ava issued fr ny, to give ins jon, at his residence, 9 Gavel street. or ar the residence of Pepils. And he flottere Rmae lf that those Ladies aud Geutlemen who may ovail temselves 0 his professional services, will make mpd aud agreeable ces, ax is method is simple, clear aud progressive. aul) 3m*r DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA- TUS, NEW PATTERN. A. ARTAULT & C0)., 16846 FULTON STREET. Tis beautiful art has arrived at such perfection, thet two honzs instruction is sufficent toobtain a per ect knowledge of ii ‘hich will be atu at the store of Price of the appar. —Acromatic bens , bromine, cht morrocco cay wly of mn mate boord. " re cous ‘arts all kinds of faney articles of the Ix au6 Imer Pp URES FROM §: Christ © Doctors, fWeuvre by Spagniotetto ; a fine specimen of Guercmno; and a’grand altar piece, Ve rection of C ” painted by Zarbi 5 tow with other fine piciures, are now opeu for Exhibition at Apollo Rooms. 410 Broadway. Is, a collection of Ancient Spanish Armour and Arms, amongst which is the swoid of she renowned BOABDIL, of Grenada. ‘The, lant Mooriah Ky Open from s Fetock tlt dusk Admittance 25 cents, ‘A few fine copies from the Old Masters, for sale very cheap. 121 Geer GERMAN QUARTETTO—The Gorman Quartetoo kes much plearure to inform the publie most respectfully. that they are now prepared for Evening Serenades tn the iglish or Germs language, On the most reasonable terms. ‘ur part eulars, please inquire at Mr H. THORBECKE, 1 lester up stairs. aud I - HOTEL DE L’EUROPE, No. 8 z’atis to thoew who parchase the ap- A. Artault & Co. 16849 Felton stree:. i varies from $23 40 $100, Also hate of Soda, trie re of gold, ke yew fram Lazarus, “ The yeu the Broad Street, THE Proprietor having removed to No 8 Broad street, and opened this establishment Tor the convenience of ing public; sol 18 trends and others to Every deheacy of the season may be had here and eve: thing served upin the most recherche style, the bar is sapplied wiih good Wines and Liquors at all times 1 "Hote, at 3 o'clock. a will find this an admirable place to 0 near business. ding down ' ine down town ing 5 large rooms with fireplaces, five building lots, 25 by 132 teet, Dut ina beautiful garden, situated at He about twenty miles from New Yorks. Can be sold very low immedi Wake eg prietor, 1. mings acer Hempstead Branch, L: L W is Ball Style of ou Thursday, lat of 3+ ptember. sh 131 Broadveev. DRESS BOUTS=Laeat Br subscriber respectfully invites the ¢1 rangers visiting the cry tall ag 11 large assortmen dof the finest French ealeakiu, 4 Gentlemen can have e nt manne! 1 $6,00 per parr, warranted equal ta auy‘madect grisea es Reet and kes; the ui ied’ takes drawing of the ey awe tor each customer he ean ensure an ensy vet handsome ft, Constantly on hand, Fashionable Boots, &e, at the following reduced prices Sesl Skin Boots, from 92,25 to 2,75 Calf, 3100 v0 6'00 2 $0 4 Shoer,' 1,30 to Pumps and Slippers, &e., proportionately Ivw, on delivery. au2s im*r ors, and ch 3,50, and St Biro Sees SOHN LY WATKINS 111 Fulton st, between Nassan and Dutch. FRENCH IMPORTED GAITERS of all co- lors of mn; French boots and patent leather shoes, gaiters, walking sh Men and bo r pair, Men's to 73 cents and $1, and wai dens 1 boots, buskins’ rs of all colors and sizes, [atest fashions, ties, and slips, 75 cents to $1, good t« sli Come good assortment of the above articles at 42 Broadway, and at 206 Canal st, at Walker's. nton B. Thidson *treer—when almost every body plans of hari times, i. that they keep goods of the best au yey and ell them atprices ta sure the times, and ir seeme awe anot every body Had found this ont. If auy who ead this shou!d not yet have found out the store, the sooner they come and try the sooner they will reap the ad re MAlinost Snything that x wanted jn the boot and shoe line, of my size, oramahity, ean be fe SM ARNON Be CO.'201 Canal st “NOTICE TO WAGON Bi AS skies eka aT yl temp = in the country, ay to therorderss en ‘or having every attention further particalars, ee ly to “see Hy. MTR Proprieto~ «7