The New York Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1842, Page 3

‘re PHILADELPHIA A TLROAD BRIDGE.—As there hus been "so many versions tothe bersieg the Bridge, the following statement, (which ‘er ve isto be relied on) may acceptable to the public :— We understand that the common road bridge at the Falls of Schuylkill, was discovered to be on fire about one o’clock ut night on the morning of the 25th inst., by the toll keeper, a woman, who was confined to her bed bj sickness, Dut whose position enabled her to see throug! the bridge, who gaye the alarm to the watchman, when the fire was confined to a space probably less than the crown ofa man’s hat. ‘The watchman immediately pro- ceeded with a bucket of water (o the spot, and threw it on the fire, but instead of extin; iahing it, they state, it only tended to scatter and extend it, up the sides of the bridge, ‘and befure any more water was procured the old bridge was extensively enveloped in flames, and in a very few ates caught the Reading ad Bridge, which Cresson one corner ofthe old bridge, about the height of the comb of the roof, and in a short time the whole of the wood work of both bridges, together with the toll — were destroyed. The exellent cut stone and abu ments of the Railroad bridge is somewhat injured by the cracking of thi ne from the great heat ofthe ried but whether they will be sufficient fora new superstructure, requires closer examinatian than I had an opportunity of mnie Railroad bridge is said to be between 650 and 700 feet in length in four spans, and will require the best part of a season to rebuild; whether safe to attempt its this season is extremely. doubtful, as all the timber is to be procured, and if not furnished before January, the false work will be exceedingly unsafe on account of the usual ice freshets at that season of the year, which sometimes rise 20 feet in height. Perhaps the eoGitent pappeping: at this time isa misfor- tune to the public, as well as the company, as they bad been in operation but ut one month in trying their reat experiment of carrying coal from Pottsville to the Belaware, as arival to the Schuylkill canel, and durin this month they had transported about 6000'tons of coal, with about 600 cars, making about 10 tons (or three trips) month to each car, and disabled three locomotives — Whether the Railroad ng, maa will feel encouraged to endeavor to rebuild the bridge, with the prospect given them by this trial, is doubtful ‘This unfertw affair is believed to be the work ofan incendiary, as a number of the Company’s hands had, a day or two before, refused to work betWween this bridge and Richmond, in consequence, as they alleged, of uot having been paid for their Inbor for along time, and were murmuring at the Company's using the road without pay- ing them a portion;of ther carnings. TELL. TRUTH. New Popular Novel, THE TEMPTER AND THE TEMPTED. BY . ‘The publishers of | Bro- cuen JonatHan have recently received a copy of this de- lightful romance ; the appearance of which last month created considerable sensation in the fashionable circles of London. ‘The Literary Gazette saye—" It resembles no work of fiction of the ‘present day. None but a wo- man could have written this novel ; and one, too, who has seen much of the world, and keenly scrutinized all the bearings of social life.” The frst American edition will appear THIS DAY, in an EXTRA DOUBLE BROTHER JONATHAN. Price only 12} cents. Persons sending one dollar, free of postage, will be entitled to ten copies, or to ten different new Novels The usual discount to Newsmen. WILSON & CO., Puplishers, 162 Nassau street, New York. og DEFER iT UNTIL TO-MORROW WHAT can be doneto day, isan old maxim ; yet, notwithstand- ing its age, its sentiments are noble. We intend to remind our readers of this maxim at present, with aview to en- force es their minds the immediate necessity there is for those of them who are suffering from diseases of the Lungs, such as coughs, colds, asthmas and consumption, of resort: ing to some remedy at once sure and effectual. As we have here attempted to give advice, we here also venture to recommend a remedy, which we know to be sure, ‘Speedy, and efficacious from our own experience. ‘That remedy i J. Pease and Son’s Clarified ence of Hoar- hound Candy, which article is manufactured by them at No. 45 Division street. This article we know to be un. equalled in its virtues and success in the above com- plaints, and we also consider it as one of the ventions ofthe age for the purification ot the blood ; and it also assists in removing eruptions from th can only once more say, let the afflicted satis: selves by calling at the above named est: lishment, and purehasing a very small quantity of this Compound, the use of which will dispel all the clouds of doubt, and prove the truth of the assertions here mad ‘the A CITY DANCE.—Two lovely girls met in the Park in the morning, both elegantly dressed, both beauti- fal, one almost magnificently so. “ My dear Eliza,” cried one, “ how do you feel this morning, after the dance last evening at the Pavilion.” “Very well ; we didn’t stay late, rou know. You seem- ved to enjoy yourself By the way, Emma, that new dress becomes you, and is just the thing.” “Oh! but Eliza, how well you looked and are looking snow. I never saw such an alteration in any human being. ‘You look so ty egers and queen-like ” «« Where is the alteration, my dear Emma!” said Eliza, smilin , and looking indew: A'transeen: dently lovely. it seems as if your face and forehead hi larger and broader.” “Tthas, my dear—and if you wish I wi cret. I bave entirely destroyed all the down on my forehead—remove: where they joined over the nos what threatened to be a beard. = = how—what magic has worked this transforma- tion 7” “No magic at all, but a scientific powder prepared by that skiiful chemist, Dr. Felix Gouraud,” The ladies part and doubt not that Emma will avail herself of chy most wonderful discovery which modern science has added to the toilet of beauty. ‘To be had oniy at the Original Ottice, 67 Walker st, one door from Broadw $1 per bottle. TO THE FANCY.—Perhaps there is nothing more annoying to a lover of a good article, than the nau- roduced by the fumes ofa bad segar. And, yet, we have repeatedly heard ladics express how 1 their senses were the rich aromatic perfumes of U ine Havana, There are any quantity of ars manufactured in this city, and retailed, bearing the impress of “ La Norma,” “ Principe,” and other choice and favorite brands—such vile imitations that one puff discovers their native growth. Now, be it known to our readers, that the Spanish House, No. 256 Broadway, have our special license to sell the real article as imported. Their “ Norma’s,”*« Noriega’s,” Rogalia’s,” &c., are fit fora King, or a Demoerat, Whig or Locofoco, and are highly to be approved by all true sub- jects ofthe Narcotic. Aspecial edict. {iG AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN.—The Fejee Mermaid and hosts of Curiosities here this week, besides the wonderful performances of Harrington the Magician, Ventriloquist, Sc. and other talented perform- ers—Also, the Mysterious Gypsey Girl—all for 26 cents. Day performances every afternoon at four o'clock. Beware. of Oils for the Hair. OG THEY DEBILITATE AND RELAX THE VERY vessels that should be strengthened and stimulated. A mo- ment’s reflection will convince any sensible person of this. ‘The use of oily matter causes more baldness than all other causes. Ladies, remember this, and let your toilet be fur- nished with the Balm of Columbia—s spirituous extract ofthe most tonic and astringent roots but no alkalies whatever, with the most fragrant perfume. Near twe hundred cases of late and positive restoration of the hair by it, are reported by living subjects, and neorly all the dashionables use it as a perfume and purifier, even if they are not losing the hair. Immeuse quantities are sold only at 71 Maiden-lane.—N. ¥. Eapres. 0G THIS WILL ¢ RTIFY THAT IHAVE MADE vuse of Dalley’s Magical Pain Extractor in case of a punc- tured wound on myself, which was attended with mach welling, pain, stifaess and inflammation. 1 therefore c‘eem it my duty to say, that in the course of 25 years’ im, ‘tice Fhave found nothing equal to it for the purpose of allay ‘ag pain and inflammation. — I have also used it with happy t when too much inflammation followed blis- tered su Wlaces, and have no doubt if you persevere in con- vineing ,vankind of its excellent properties, (already known to 1.*W,) that still more excellence will be evelog- ed, and the Magical Pain Extractor, from 71 Maiden-lane, willere long rove a blessing to the human family. A. HUNTINGTON, M. D. Pittsford, Monro’ County’. 0G@- WORMS ANE THE CAUSE OF THOUSANDS of deaths—many suffer for months and years from som distressing complaint, and are doctored ‘without sepa ing the true cause, and therefore get no benefit. Sher- man’s Worm Lozenges have cured thousands who had been given w past recovery. Scarcely a day passes without new instances of their wonderful virtues. Four yearw extensive use has established them beyond the pos. sibility of a doubt—so to 106 Nassau street, and g the genuine Sherman's enges. @G@ CHATHAM THEATRE .—A rare treat is offered at this theatre to-night, which will be properly apprecia- ted by the lovers of good acting. Mr. Gortet appears in his celebrated character of nine in the tragedy of sari by bie many thought te be his ie @owvre) sup- wy ae Clifton 8 irginia, J. R. ott ‘as Denta- ix ead ield as Icilius. The Swiss Cottage terminates the performance, in which Mrs. Thorne appears as Lisette, and sings some of her admired songs. grown tell you a se- which grew part of my eyebrows, and freed iny lips from MONKY MARKET. Tucsday, August 30-6 P, M, ‘There was generally a better feeling in the stock market to-day, and prices, in most cases, improved. Delaware and Hudson, }; Indiana fives, }; Illinois sixes, }; Harlem 4; Farmer's Loan, }; Kentucky 1 per cent, and Tennessee fell}. As yet there is but a very small business doing in bills for the steam packet of the Ist, via Boston. Owing to the small supply , the rate is however firm. ‘The Southern business, for the coming season, is likely to feel severely the discredit arising out of the late case of repudiation of contracts on the part of Boorman, Johnston & Co, in the case of Little & Co, not only on account of the transaction itself and the utter instability which it gives to all commercial paper, but of the pertinacity with which it is persisted in, the false statements, and the pre- varication with which it issought to be justified. A Wall street paper has the-following :— stress on the words, “ aa rater edaTor gar sccoaat;’—wetds Gt nies euprioe sage. How could an express contract, as this was, for the purchase of stock be anything more or Jess than a Aran tee for the fulfilment of iton the part of the parties ing it If this clause had read thus: we shane according to the rules of the Stock and Ex- Board, there would be some such meaning in it as is Eimer Bot be attached to it. The contract, thus guaranteed, was made by a broker, » member of the board, and conformed to all its usages.— ‘This contract of the brokers was guaranteed uncondi- tionally, with all its lisbiljties, contingencies and usages, by Messrs. Boorman, Johnston & Cop but it now appears that guarantee was “‘uiter surplussage.” This ine little form in which repudiation h: yet come under our view. ‘The passage of the tariff act has caused a great deal of discussion. lis probable operation, both in regard to re- stricting trade and yielding «revenue, has become matter of much special ation. There ure so many causes in ope- ration to iafluence the sale of goods in the markets, that it is scarcely possible to estimate what will be the yield of any given per centage of duty. ‘The present bill is caleu- lated to be an average of near 35 per cent on the whole im- ports, and to yield @ net revenue of $26,000,000. This is bosed upon the supposition that all circumstances of cur- rency, foreign cost, &c. remaining the same, the imports will amount to the same!as in 1840, This is not so, how- ever. The currency is much more restricted than in that year—and what is more important, is not in a condition to be suddenly inflated in consequence of the suppesed ope- ration of the tariff in preventing the exports of the pre- ciousmetals. Moreover, should such an inflation be brought about, so large a sum cannot be obtained if we may judge from the past. The following table will show the imports and actual duties during years of high tariff’ and immense speculation, as well as in years of low cur- rency : Invontarions, Distivavisuine THe Dowyxs Fon « Sk BARS, WITH THE ACTUAL OR Net Dutivs Receive tx Bacu Yea Advalorum Specific et. duties Free. duties. ae: 1834, 15,166,750 32,710,310 22,966. 1835, 581975 36, Seu ett 1836, f 52,899,954 1837, $1.65 i 1638, 46,524 1102, 825 1839, 40,615,104 25,954,853 1, 19,692,960 21,315,818 15,108,790 ‘Total Imports, 127,919,000 14,847,957 ‘This table, which is official, presents some curious facts —one of which is that the duties in 1899, after a large re- duction had taken place in the rates, were as high as those were in 1886, which arose from an increased import of the dutiable articles, while the import of goods entirely free, declined five per cent. ‘The following table will show the average of each de- scription of goods in the first three years of the series, as compared with the last three - ‘ds. Advalorum. . ties. Aye mpl ase Bi 39,000,000" su pou tes 25/00 1430-940 20,000,000, 29,000,000 $4,000,000 20,000,000 Increase, 7,000,000 Decrease, 10,000,000 4,000,000 5,000,000 The whole imports for the seven years amounted to $659,162,747. If from this is deducted the proceeds of the borrowed money, say $160,000,000, which was mostly bor. rowed in 1837-8, it would make the imports of the last four years average but $52,000,000 against $93,000,000 in the first three years, and at the same average duty as the whole amount, would have yielded but $10,000,000. ‘The banking circulation of the country for the present year, will probably not be far from that of the year 1830 when the high tariff went into operation. In order to tee what actually was the operation of the tarift in that year, we may take the following table :. A Statement Exnmitina tHe Vaturs an RespPectivey, oF MERCHANDISE ON WHICH TUALLY accrurD Durine THe Yran 1830. TU ANTITIFG UTES Ace 298,901 469,901 $15,290,926 av.25.78 $11,061,681 Duties on Specife Articles 1, Wines, 2,666,504 galls. 490, 1. Spins, 4,079,163” do olaases, 7 17H 214 1692, 3. Tess,” 6,141,808 Coffee, 37,121,910 1,671,439 do 4 1358 | do 5. 3267010 bush. All other articles, 11,900,748 $23,562,430 Teas and coffee which here yielded a revenue of near $4,000,000 are now free, which, had it then been the case, would have reduced the revenue to $19,000,000. The markets were then all rising under the stimulus of the United States Bank, which more than doubled its dis- counts during the three years subsequent to the passage of the high tariff of 1828. The prices of foreign goods, particularly cotton goods, are much reduced since then, but the minimum of the tariff prevents that reduction from taking any effect here. We will here annex a table of most of the articles under the new tariff, as compared with that of 1832. A Comparative STATEMENT OF THE MosT IMrontaNT ARTI cure Mranina Specivic DutiE® As IMPOSED IN THE BILL JUST PASSED BY CONGRESS. Duties House wet Bilt Flannel & bine eave Of 1832. pass’d Exped [aay "4 “Tio me Wilton A 63 65 do = itian &e. in . x» loor cl’th pat ~~ 43 % Binnie “a Be 1 Yotton ine gar jon: Beer in casks do. Fy 1s Beer in bottles * do 20 Oil, fish &e - see do _ Oil, olive do + oo) Oil, castor - do 40 il, linsee Qu Mi ad ty = 2 M ote 2 10 2 6 x Boarrawal ce lnumuueus! soocosstt SES: Boe Booeeounnewnweneneves, Me ¥ or 4 4 ¥ 2 4 Fy 2 fall 4 3 4 2h 3 td 2 2 by 2 2 2 Is Ibe 1 1 3 2h4 3 ay 3 3 ot 2 ws 626 Eo wo 13 0 85 200 200 20) 1 200 200 50 70 0 6 75175 % eo 10 10 ” wv 20 7 bork Tkisceps Lag 7 5 do printing 10 1034, 3 3 5 5 4 4 1 4 5 15 do fo 3 ry do all other bound: -do ” - do all other unbound: «do- 25 Apth’s vi'ls under 6 07 75, Mido do" Uo. 18 02 23 Demyohns - 25 Glass bottles to 1 200 Glen v bottles over : 99 Window glass not Per 1m 300 20 Window. fla ove by Wo & not ov Finda gi'sor loby 12a io too wi ndow ovo lo Fish degre Ry, ‘ : io do eee do 10 10 100 100 » 2% % 2% ” 1% % 10 a « oot over veal: tees { R bets Wool ner cena . ges ‘Woollen yarn «+ : Pisriee shawls - Pp 40 ths and cassimeres o Other wool 20 Clothes oper Glass out ose eee ee 2hat2 Glass @ain and other ” Wool manufactares 2 6 nut ” CO tton manuf pa! er voeo faye Fy , do pa 3 2 sille, Se: Ay pre $00 ty "ton free $20.09 Silk fae 5 pre $2.50 1b Spirits, Ist and 60 oo do 5 65 ath 67° w i 3 over Wine, er 40 ny 60 do 60 60 ‘The duty on ‘mony ‘of these articles, it will be observed, is higher than the specific duties now proposed are—the same nearly as those of 1926 , while the prices of the arti- cles have fallen in some cases more than 60 per cent. In r instance, on an average, 16 & 20 cts, They now cost 6 a 10 cts. Pig iron cost £506 per ton. It is now £208, perton. ‘The duty jn 1828 was the same as that now proposed, viz: $10 per ton, which was nearly 4i percent. The same duty n the same article will now amount to 100 per cent!! The following is a table of the cost of three kinds of iron under four duties, with the present cost under the proposed duty Forgtox Cost anv Usiren Star Foun Tasirrs axp ver Lo wTY on Inonw UNDER ep Tanirr. 1833. 23:20 wee $30 00 4440 1000 10.00 12.50 33 pet 210 $2100 2600 3 3000 3000 190. 9 00 9 00 5 . 0 Under such an operation it is pretty evident that the import of iron must be checked, and the revenue swifer in proportion. In relation to cotton manufactures, the operation is nearly the same, through the effect of the winémum value, which makes the duty in fact specific. ‘The following is at: ble of the quantity, value, and ave- rage cost per yard of prints not exceeding 35 cents per yard, and white cotton not over 30 cents per yard, imported for six years, {rom official document Imronts or Corrox Goops into ri Prints. Unrrep Srares. White, vice Per Yards. Cost. myerd. Yards. Cost. vere Ms. 36,091,043 8,715, My 248 926 2,354,192 1634 44,577,811 9,394 21M (338 17h 2 1575 5,124 15,605,723 3) 32,559,271 6,612 3 a 15,6180 208.719 26 4,293,341 estimate, 9 ‘The duty on prints is 9 cents per yard, and on white cottons6 cents per yard. In 1835, therefore, the duty was 40 per cent, and owing to the reduced foreign cost it will be under the new tariff 100 per cent; on white goods in 1895, the duty was 42 per cent, and will now be 60 per cent; on other articles, as wines, spirits, &c. the duties, which are higher than ever, will operate severely in checking trade. ‘Phe operation which we have here endeavored to point out in some of the leading articles, will be common in a greater or less extent, to all of them. It may therefore be looked upon as in some degree certain, that the Increased duty, ma restricted currency, will check our intercourse with foreign nations, and deprive the government of its income. The effect of the tariff upon those who hold goods, will probably not be so advantageous as they have anticipated — which anticipations have, no doubt, led them to tolerate the present rates of duty. By check- ing the demand for American produce from’abroad, a sux- plus will be retained in the country, which will depress prices and deprive the agricultural classes of their ability to extend their purchases of manufactures. ‘The large stocks of goods on hand may therefore fail of realising those improved prices which, under other cireumstances, a high tariff would effect. Sales at the Stock Exchange, $1000 N Y State 7’s, 1819 3 20 6000 IHinois io Pt 5000 Ohio 6's, 25 Utiea& Schenee’y 2 1800 do 15 Canton Co Py tad Kentucky 40 Harlem RR 15% NYC 50 Long Island © 5 000 Todiana 3's do do M60 51K. 7000 do 100 do do ba St 20 shas Merchants Bk 0 do do a 10 Bk of Any 40 N Jersey 65 1) Mee Big Ass’ 33° 4 Puiterson RI bas 39 25 Del & Hudson — 530 do aug 6 do 4 Stonington R R Whe » go do 7m do do 830 19 » do wo do do 1% Fy F armen’ Loan a do do by Second Board, 15 Bk Cemmerce 794 25 has Jaffer’ 'n Ins Co 100 #0 Long Ish 5076 Married. In Washington, on eat inst., ‘ nepenick W. Bene- pret, of New York, to Mis: Many F Lawson, daughter of the late Stephen Lawson, formerly. ‘of Alexandria. Died, 2 On Tuesday, 30th instant, after a lingering illness of six months, Cxcetia Avcusta, youngest daughter of Peleg and Mary Olney, agud 18 years, 2 monthe and 15 days. Her relatives and friends are invited to attend her fune- ral this afternoon, at half paat 4 o’clock, from her fathers residence No. 207 Mercer street. On Monday, 29th instant, at the residence of her grand- father Captain Samuel Jones, CHanuorre, only remaining child of John C. Cow, aged 12 months and 17 Foreign Importations. Liverroor—Ship Caledoni«—232 tons salt Taylor & Merrill aan bbls mdse Sands, Fox & co—2# tons iron Mason & Water mLkauons—Bark Duc d’Orleuns—2 cases P Deuny—1 do W Childs—t W H Ethott—1 Masters, Markoe & co! Ro Warner 3 Peabody, Riggs & co—i JH Mitchell. blocks marble 200 eked ML hi—5 bxs 10 bdls ran 2 pkgs J Christie—1 Biooks & co—5 cases Gaillard & nburv—i00 bxs W. dD Waldinecon ‘& co cse R P Jenkins—20 es straw hats 103 bales rags 15 bas oil W. Vyse—60 tales rags WR Hondless—18 blocks marble 20 pkgs straw 4 do silk 3 do paintings to order, Domestic Importations. yeni, ‘Thoosa~100 bales cotton Mr Simmons, and MARITIME HERALD. ij To Ship ea esteem it a favor, if captains of vessels arriving Pi vw I giv 10 Commodore W. A. Bassett, of onr news fleet, a report of tks doglom teh xu the pure erheson Gor sailed, the Eessels spoken on their passage, a list of their cargo, and any foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore 1 wi thean immediately on their arrival. "We will reciprocate the favor in any way Ons correspon to send by eve obtain. Nautica +500 +65 Moon Rui HIGH WATER: ++ es Cleared. Ships Auson, Barkman, Charleston, Geo Satton; Mary Fran- Hadar Mobile,—Bark Nashia, Perry, Gibraltar, John n—Schr Carolinian, Tredwell, Ricnmond, A B Cooley Arrived. Ship Manco, Wade, 63 days from Newcastle, Eng, with 544 t . 26h ule. Ine 43 25, lon 38, 6th inet. fat 41 57, Ton “us ig ean , of Boston, from New Orleans for aledonia, Kaight, from Liverpool, July 22, with salt, to Taylor & Merrill—41 steerage passengers. 11th inst. lat 43 30, ton 49, saw 2 lerce ieebers. Bark Due «’Orleans, Hoodless, from Leghorn, and 5 days from Philadel in with marble, &e. to Boyd & Hi ¥ Powers, 37 days from Laguna, with 4600 qi lopwood wo How land & Aspinwal i, Left no American vesn Cottrell, 22 days from New Orleans, with ; ri Peck. Those, Howard, 6 days from Savannab, with estton, to imMOns—3 passengers. "Brig Pactolas, Bray, 3 days from Virginia, with wood, to the master. : Schr Marcia, Phillips, uaval stores. to’ Mitchell i R 3 from Washington, NC. with « on 6 slays from Wa . to Mitehell & ¢ Schr He, Gain, from Beaulort, NC. x & W we Peys vest. ‘Sehr ‘Albatross, 'Smuth, Sdays from Philadelphia, with coal, to master. Schr Heroine, Coats, 3 days (rom Virginia, with wood, to the mest Sehr John Clark, Collins, 3 days from Delaware, with flour, to mast Sehr “Azusta L. Johnson, Taylor, from Philadelphia, with coal, to maste: Sloop Plaater, Tucker, 3days from Philadelphia, with coal, to master, Below. ton, with naval stoves, to One brig, unknown. Marine Correspondence. Orrice or THE Ruove istanpen, Newport, Aug. 20, 1812 Arr27th, Orator, Somerset for Philadel oH ‘Se h Jantie il brought is : t Tripp entirely after he Ie neeleeted the this port, and, having ing for whales, he was’ looking for nd overtook every vessel he fell she keptdruok all the time— rum «and to obtain i¢ purse in with, and when he had § Phe mate and some other 0 rt owners of brig, and the crew, were ve with these ¢ dings. of course, and learning Teer the eaptain that it w ion to go into Fayal to put in a new mast, and refit teealr fours WRMk aroabl bate Uaen, a reloons expenve tp the ‘owners, they unanimously concluded to retary home with the brig, and seized the todo so when the captain, had gone on hoard of the (with 250, bbls) on Ang. Sth, in Tat the mate orders 10 steer" South,” wi when he puval home, Capt Heerer} and 'n boat's crew were felt on : The owners here, juslify the mate's, proceedings. | The Jal y 30, ‘iat 4, Jon 40 7. ing vessels are ‘Spol 2 27th, lat 37 12, Ton 39 14, Barelay, Westport, ta yumpion, of Westport Sonar iovam gee eh he diy ea the Cramy an: NB. clean 360 bbls; 20h, Columbus, NL. 600 bbls; 4tlvinst. Agate, N Also arr, Rhode Island, Providence for NYork; Yantic, New York for Pall Kt ikl lorfotk, General Record. Tuy vate Gave.—Capt, Richardson, of the Two from Washington, NC. reports that during the sl ale of inst, the schr Granary, with a cargo of ‘0. New York, dragged her anchors and) went ashot eeiined” iat of water—captam and crew saved. Schrs Mary Susan and Mary Jane, just arrived at the bar from Washit i for New York, and Two Brothers, rode ont the gate in ty. Capt, Griffin! of the Rio, from Beaufort, NC. reports the following reget “ having received damage “indie Bar —Brig Ji rothers, frye ith rant, bound to the West. Indies, bilged, and crew paved; echt John aches, bouind to, the ¥ iniged, full of water—captain and crew saved; scl to pieces—all hands lust: schrs Waldo, Gale ff'adrchon biigeds fall of water. Bre K ‘West Indies, cut away her masts and rode out the gale. Capt. G. says that the gale was very severe for ten hours, when it shifted from ENE. to SW. and blew some time with great violence. Whalemen, n, at New Bedford, reports in additiow—Heard fm “y in April, James Munroe, F mos ont, 1100 has been reported with 190 bik fish. Ou Off Shore Ground in March, oral NB. $3 mos, wanting 50 bbls to fill. Jette? artwright, of the Hudson, of Sagharbor, poe her Co is aly 7, with 2250 bbl |, to crnise & short ti Kr pu ti flolenn Jelsrh, (wo whale ships of 8 arr abont Sth direct from Crozet Part spm; the other had 490 spm. from Hobart Town March 10, Falcon, on a cruise, oi! ‘not reported, and Wm imball, bound to the harbor, one had 2100 oth were bound on Incob Pennell, of Brunswick, from NOrleans via Portland, for Rotterdam, Aug 14, lar 43 20, lon ‘Wankineo, $ days from Baltimore for ial fax, Aug 23, lat —, Jon 65 40. Maitland, of Yarmouth, 30, lon 67 40. . steering North, Aug 24, lat 38 Worelgn Pow Mavacuez, PR. Aug 18—In port, Young ( harles, from and for Havre; Cc e, from Boston, disg; Frances Loud, from Portland, arr ith. Bu Ay video and Rio Monrevipr In port, Lady, fm B Jizabeth, July Ia port, Tigris, ia 6th, Acti ay 3—la port, Pi lie, bound 8, Care Coast, May 30—Tn port, Oregon, fin Salem, w « 1 No American vessel in port, i or Salem, for Rio Nanez, next day. Rosse G, NewYork, Sld Van Buren, ney, do. Ang iS—Arr Mary, Example, and Ever th, Wan nd Oak Hill, do, Balumore, Ivanhoe, Newburyport for Phila- of ives Ist inst, Diamond, hied, Hindoo, Livery ld € Ja'inkt; Lake, Washington, w York, Arr 2ath, F seer Inissary, Cape Cygnet, k res do. Cld at ‘lo yaonah Berry, Riel hot vod yarns Norfolk; Grecian, Page, do. Es ee Aug 26—Arr Bratus, NYork vin New Bedford for Nantuck Pravinence, Aug 27—S}d Rhode Islend, NYork, Arr 28th, Heng Futadelyh a; Jax Lanpheer, rk. Nothing saited, wind SW. fresh ull id m, afterwards NE. to NW. with heavy thander showe Purapenriia, Aug 30—Are Venus, N¥ork. Cl, Lebigh, Mauritius, Macao and Manilla; Bewscy Richards, St Johns, PR; Holder B to, Salem; 'Greensbury Feaboon port; Angeline, Fall Rivers Ne Diainond, Albany’; Anthracite, A Vewport, mann, Philadelphia; ded Mai 2; Water Witeh, PR—2th, Point, spoke re catter Yaa puree, apt MeGowan, f Bultinore, on a exuives P un, and Forest King, Boston. Cld Avalanehe , Bordehux; Bermadiads, Halit York. Sli Florence, Queen, Providenee. ALEXAND! Aug 26—Arr Gulnare, hate: ‘AG Art Soe) Heaus. Oseal Prince for Hissie vnc in in distress, having spr ‘Thoosa, NYork. BOARDING | OUSE, 301 Pearl street, between Beekman and F Pleasant rows with board-—Gentlemen who pi at alate hour ean have breakfastat ten o’elock. __au3t tu NURSE WA * TED. A respectable young wm: teel address eel Bl yn a tan eighteen best reference as to propriety and respectabi- quired. Apply at 111 Chamber street. au30 3tr WANTED ‘aged woman to ina femily— ne who understands washing and ironing, who is w: nid to make hersell generally useful, will find a good situation by applying at 43 Peck Slip, cor South st. au30 3tr mg Man with « small the Grocery and Provision business, with some person’ already ex od safe business; one down town preferred. “Herald” for ed to. Emma, New New Bedford Se Thomas; Industry, Port au eak, Sid he worl EDUCATION A Lady 8 prepared so give compts, and Need Al be real answered by herse tween Hudson and Gr " A ib ; Bags ‘Of the above Tose this afternoon ange, at half-past augl itr i the Brittani will lose at Adams & Co's 7 Wallst,on Wednesdey. 3ist instant “awe pool per Royal ose at Harn- den & Co.'« Express and Koteign Lette on Wednesday, August 3st, at quarter to five o au30 2tr HARNDE T OFFICE, N Steanier—Letter bags for Liverpool, per steamer from Boston, on the Ist September next, will close at the up- ost meee on Weduendiy. the 3ist instant, at The ‘overt ts oleach beselise ae oiiN Holts oe GRAHAM, 4 ; letter, mu 28 f t, between the A American otal and. Ri | Ros ad Watch Chain and Key, chased links. The finder wil cive the above reward by leaving the same at the Ame hein Hotel, Jersey Cit au3l 3t*r CQHURCH MUSIC—A Gentleman who has had many years J practice ip Church Singing. would be gladot a similar ene gagement, would be especially ay is performed without an % a person to conduct, and wh e improvement of their az, may apply te nffice of this paper. cod StF Sin parlor on the first floor, neatly furnish private family, where there is no other boarders. Sit tween Houston and Chamber street Broadwav and Bowery. ‘The advertiser will M_O., Herald Office. pay rent in advance ifagreeable. Address augt lt*r et having # first rate seven or eight inch Head Lathe, with umversal chuck and a slide race, the whole com- to seil low for case,can a purchaser by ap- rience, is desiorous of obtaining in a respectable firm. he most scrupnlous, Address W. 8. (rost ABLISHMENT FOR SALE. f Books and Stationary, Cirenlating brary, and the Bookstore, 4545 Broadway, offered for sale on very reesonable terms, ‘9a person having st command a smail capital, the opportn- A highly favorable one to secure a business which cannot afford to the purchaser a handsome support and prove a profitable investment. For farther inforrnation a son the au3l 2c Jy to the assig mi: ITALIAN & RN GLEE OPERA Frere QUENT and anxious reer a having been made as to the probability. of Overatic Performance IGNOR DE BEGNIS takes the 4 admirers of ith the first Artistes, de: Fifteen Operas, (Italian and most Craig works extant—to be sip ble VOCAL AND INSTRU MEN t- ) so desirable aw end, in a manner at ensuring for the under- proposed to oven a Sub lace about ts of each Engi ported by all the avai ‘AL talent 19 the count Ih order to accom; once the most certain af sac taking the utmo scription for the the commencem NB We ek to cover ptm aopenr by the 15th. Lt Repro ber, at TWELVE DOLLARS for the {; PTEEN RFORM- hen be made use of tion, tribate of this community. Siguor De B. also feels | pleasure i im snnonncing that he isin treaty with some of the first artists in Europe for the occasion. ‘Those who may wish to honor a encourage the entyrprise, will have the kindness to leave thei 3 SIGNOR, ‘De REGNIS, 113 Hadso ke And at the varios B.—Subseribers’ Tickets trans! —the pr pubseribers will be one dollar for eac r ~ PHGNIX HAIR SEATING e AND CURL. Tiberian ar ices of Hair Seating >— ‘he flit ve aur Bint SCH PLAIN, y Inch. Pieee. ors i 40 16 % 7 % 8 6 9% 9 6 8 20 %6 1,05 a1 Oi 110 2 6 AM 2 1,06 1,20 mn” 120 1'30 % 132 115 2R en 10 w % ane GREEN, Laver that iasdrereenily siibbted ery nqave:tore paper, rope asa true daptiente of that put in my hand,and hurriedly scanned Ger, btn ita nature cpuanite in me ‘and with deep draught poliey entire! ed. Such being the case, I repeat the meme, and adhere to all other previous assertion a tine and correct. Wig Maker and ‘Artie an31 ae#m NO.%6 SUR TLANDT STREET —Dr. ASBURY may contidentially consulted by thote havizg geasion for pet aid, Joc tor’s extensive practice in this branch of the prcfosston, renders his treatment, pre-eminent. ewecess(ul in all forme of private disease, recent or chronic, howerit 94: pam . terme it I probe te to inform ee, fal rake te Condition at hi in dow malady, that no saysnangs net be u oe office, nor extra fees extorted, ot dismissed when hall -=contain no deleterions ti able hor be pet ee ni conditions, Olhee 3 Courtlande tt. B.—Preserve this notice and Re. "aida B.C) sharges, rea sonable, Private entrance by the hall antl item Edward, fog, Phitadedphie | and s0 fiom Salem, | Without reserve, Al CTION 8 SALES. Marshal's Suleot F Comprising the entire house! vet m a beds, conehers disat ana wards, pot heehes, curtain ornanents, desks post and he tables, ls and toilet tables hair wes, teather beds, sallinst we, Ke. rHUR At hapa 10 o’elock, at No. 11 Elizabeth street, rear of the Bowery Theatre. i the usual variety of articles in house house-keep ding, and, bed room furniture, ; looking glasses, mantel er furniture. AY Extensive Sale the entire furmture of a family giving ap housekeeping, toxether with a splendid stock of cabinet furl ure, by order of a Receiver, forming altogether an as.ortment variety of the very best articles im the line, rarely met with. Also, 5 piano fortes. MONDAY At half-past 10 o’elock in the sales room. Extensive sale of sofss, rocking and sewing chairs, sofa beds, omans, divas, foot beuches, &e, BY RI yo WEDNESDAY, t 103g oelock, at wetion room. Blogant New anf Sec ont Hine itmre Pianos, &e—Con- sisting of Brussels and Ingrain carpets, feather beds and mattras- Hes, nid pilliasters, mahogany d other bed- steads, bureaus, mehogany’ cain seat chairs, looking glasses,and kitchen ferniture, &e. lid piane fortes mH improvements, k, in the sales ro Elegant Furnitare iio aint At halter Liquors, Sexars, & TON trees of the effects wil offer for sale, at public. a Sept. Ist, at 10 o'clock, A.M, the entire er of Cherry’ and Montgomery street, ‘of boards and plank, dressed and uu. lank, box boards, clap boards, shin- LUMBER ar ave Smith & Love an hursday, in th gles, ani almost every 0 er article in the lumber line, "Sale to be positive and with ia ATERS W, NETRPPLE, ISAAC McCONHIC angi itm WELLS, Tinstees. PRIYA TE ARCULARIUS—For xcha he elegant three story hous and Tot Noe 107 St, jace, lot running through to 9th st, being 196 feet 6 i by 97 feet 6 ineh nish: ed throughout in the most magni e vaults; & stables in the rear on’ 9th stre: t to build $40, 100. ave is in perfect order, and possession may be had imm ately For parti ulars inquire Wf Riel & Lapa at ag sales 0 Ww OIL, NTTAL. oe OF ALMONDS rf Candi and prev Cutting be Pastor's C H and it hair la color, clear the seurf, an eyebrows and whiskere purchasers, ft clean, nromote A liberal diseount made to wholesale Price 40 cents per bottle, highly perfumed. STOR 165 Greenwich st, N.Y. Church's Vegetable Lotion oF vs of the face and skin. It innples, freekle _auat Iwer CLEAR € COMP LEXION; is high speedily erad AMUSEMEN Pf PARK THEATRE, REDUCED PRICES OF ADM First Cire! of Boxes om, jes Second Chie. THIS’ EVENING, An gust 3 dist, will be aS Lonnes "ASSURANCE, Charles Courth Danzle, Bi Histon C. salty con rowue | ie Hacout Comey (pact: LOVE, Wak AND" PHYSIC, Lubin LO ay rton | Flexible. es PYiNh Boas open at? ae and the pth ca com: mence at hi past 7 NIBLO’ GARDE @ begins TRAORDINIY, ATTRA IN TE ADEE * Goreiies Comic THE NIGHT ow bywibieh the whole force of the reper COMPANY ie brousht inte action, eNTHUSTASTIC APERORA TH THIS EVENING, August sist, the one wil comme at 8 o’el A“ GRAND " OVE Afte FEATS San Tae a KS By the Ravel Family’ y and Charles Wi hi THE vrai HRN BRIG. Characters V4 the Ravel ca ler which Quarter of an hour's intermission will. be c allowed for Refresh ments in the Grand Baki To AN OVERT ae After which, 15th time, pa, An pe, braduced a magnificent Comi mazurnn GR THE ‘NGHT We Rien i. Niu Jerome ark Me M rome Havel ie Bou ise Well ent Palace of oe MAZULM THE mmatesett siéaux. Tickets—50 cents D ees ‘open at seven o'clock, Entertainments to commence Nats Peck: Vinciius Two Ovestures will be performed by the C Mestayer | Corporal Bay K Mestayer 3 at wrecisely, ily from 9 to 5, where Tickets may be “opposite St, P 7 ageleiap EOF AXA SFr I cominduens Of ha, aemanen: awe ok ieee i Mable tovree the MERMAID! Who sre d on more, the greatest curios avery ind in the wi No Extra chante for Admlerion tthe Muses Forrest | siceius Deni R Scott Mise Clifton ‘To eotclude with the Katee SWISS GE " " iJ rst Tier, 50 cents ; Pit, % cents; Upper fox Office open es secured. sEUM A Fo GA Gentlemen Sig] have visited the Museum durii the Manager has, et an itaraene'e ‘made e. Bivour, arene orld the Iw ord, fo accomodate he’ hinenve number of white w DAY ERFORMANCE RVERY" AFTERN coe THIS EVENING, bn ry Sist, aye will be performed in the course Of the ev, COTTA oors will open at 7—Curtain will rise at quarter befo ae and p RICAN M ND GARDENS (oRnEn OF BROADWAY AND SAN STREET Increased week, that thousands of persons With the proprietor to exhibit at the ‘MERMAID | in the or joka ‘ous eruptions, real forms a sy harsh and y au ad even imparts to the face, neck and are & thy juvenile bloom. ‘This Lovion 1s excelled by no other world. Suffice it to say, that it has been used with ¢ cess in. the United States end West Indins, withouta complaint ofits inefficacy. worn, and it reuta ft dein Mor, “ESKIN HATS FOR THREE ne beautiful, desirable, aud fashiona- f $ than 1s . lack and drab re Hats, Blosehed Panama Hi $5, with every art- line, forsale cheap, to meet the exigencies of the ! HATS! H Invites the atte '=FALL FASHION.—The ion of tee Beau Monde to his beau wned Hat, being the exiant,though he can- om pring up, and claim the bene- conceptions. ny thing of the kind in point of style, finish, and graceful appearance, is to claim no more than is warranted oy an experience of twenty years in, the business entlemen who stndy grace and fashion, to eall ing ‘Trunks, Carpet Bags iat ing essary for a tentlernan’ 's 179 Broadway, Howard's Hotel. MILLINERY GOODS. » STRANGE, 153 Walker street, has commenced and va willcontiume toreeelve through ihe season, by all the Havre Packet usual aupoly of the first quality French Ar cy Feathers, Pattern Bounets, Face Sprigs, i if in Paris, Js for Fiower Makers, consisting of e manufacture of Artifical Flowers. rge aasortment of T Ca and, fact teavelling out 0030 Im iste ke ticle require ath Wer ay FOR ALBANY, TROY a diate | place Toe 1 it low 7. ies steamboat SW ALLO ain A ean, Sekine Also, 5.1 substantial Boat, fitted up with elegant for accommodation is unrivalled on ad au3i will Tease the foot of Court noon, Aug. 3ist, at 5 o'clock, et as fire on cay) Aer e State Rooms, an Muidietown Point (ti Wednesday, ‘Thursday, me Fri Key-Port at's, o'clock, P.M. : ani # aig o'clock, Am. ove tonching at Se- au2t Imr® .b- NEW-YORK —Fare did and commodi John Gaity, commenced her rej Jareh T—leaving as fol- being completely lar trips for the lows “Foog of, Mayetay at. New York, at 10 o'clock, A. M, and¢ joe ’e Res cai N Newark, at half-past 7 o'clock, A.M. and half days, ie Passaic will leave eM York at 10 A.M. Leave Newark at halpast 7 A. and at 20° elegantly refitt m on Thursda’ ght of every description carried at reduced prices. autg im*r “BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER. POOL PACKETS—Sails ‘on Thursday the Ist of September —The magnificent well known verw fast meat paket ship CAMBRIDGE, burthen 1100 tons, Wm C Barscow, will’sail positively on Thursday, the ptember, her regular day dations of the Old, or Black Ball Line of P: ond cabin, and Steerage passengers, are wel superior to any other. to thei ort and hei «the old country, will find it ntage to select havorice preket ance ; and to secure the best berths, early application td be made on board. foot of Beekma to ROCHE, BROTHERS CO. % Bulton 3 Next door to the Fulton ji _ UNITE! D LINE | OF LIVERPOOL PACK! ket of the 3d Soptember:, jenni shoul cabi and ry Her between decks are A fitted np rsa for the accommoda- perior. m3 ion of passengers. Persons therefore who are about to return to the old conntry will find thrs the most desirable ship of any now loading for e price of pa honld make } . TAPS! 'T , 43 Peel “or sa Sonth st. corner Joues’ li LE perior Copper fastened and coppered INERVA, Winslow, Master—Phe mayor part o her cargo is alrerdy engaged ; for freight of the balance or for capt CKEN, Agents, Peat Tontine Build an3ir ai “FOR N RLEANS, any ee ‘D a ce ve Berkst Aire, vary feat sully Capt. M Hant, will sail as , having, handsome furnished accom: mnttnas apply" oan at Orleans whatf, foot of Wall. st. E. K. COLLINS & £0. 5 South Agents in a iPrleins, Hathio Wabdruff, who. will ty forward all goods to their address. Mareateate ‘will be taken tohave the goods by * "*Sitpne:e will please send i chit bills of lading thie dn tormortoer, wad imsseneers will be on, bos of Wallsts, fd eer sek, ne whtck tie the sh line cor LL Sb RE PRANCTS, Cait Hubs, witeall oa ANC Te mtuodativne ft eabily second cabin and gers, at low ra ff'seemtlats svaheation be }, bulkhead, beawegn Ping at al street, or to 42 Peck Slip of 52 South ‘The packet ship Linden will sueceed the Mary Fran. incor with timmediate deapateh FOR SAVANNAHT To sail on the tat Se pen: her—The superior fast sailing new bark WESKE,, apt Spauld jing, will positively sail as ‘above, S hove, and made ow jomely accommodate a limited number of second ngers at moderate rit’ ifearly application be made OF to JOHN HERDMAN, i Gn board the bark, at pier 12 wharf, oF 10 DMAN aug) tr yee KOR LIVER me a Hi well known fast sailing packet ship CAM RIDGE, Captain Barstow, will sail punetaally as above er regular day, ship ia, reryjextemive, and comfortable, accenmmods eabin, second cable ane steeran treason it early soem rea ar or VOR SALE Saeed | = in th of the by for fow WON Geocities Yr ges, ag The propri- we will ood ine ith and sth Ward Courts. siees Geoe the vieee forthe foat ix years The a Herold chem, if aprited for immediately Inquire mises, No. louse (PO Cee ce nate Li at on Weds Lo mg ae No fa tages will take qe oF the City of New { i: day to day antil the whole of said property bolly reat vi that the detailed statement ‘of the taxes, and prope: w} * ny ai tie in Ly Eraya i in the city of New newer om Tebk! H1, Comptrotier. Comptroller's Office, May! 1842. wa lawtSeptae ¢ BANK NOTE PAPER ,000 sheets ben Note Pape ( tare, A Very superior articles at pond a ees ire, very PeRS SE ke Pa ca Ons ould of id, For “ENERROOL—gi Black Ball Tin Packets-Packet of the fat Reptember <heaplendid Well Last packet ahie’ CAMB Ridge, Esviain yates, wil be despatched ax aoe, herregulne dy For re either to or from Mig Hy ne apezion ae com modations, apply to HEN & ENDs - py N. B.—Drafts can be furnished for any amount, payable paver aaa throughous the United Kingdom. Apply ore i _ S| a LAUREL Jui Nc Sa Ph SSOP BG MINCKEN, NASER puidings._ oft, eS OAL.—100 Tony Superior Orrel Coal, now lading by sp Cat "rom Liverpool, ihm ee purchasers, : Diy s celobrated ngaged. Also the who can be Gonsulted privately di ict ee tee papel roca ‘om the, Pa pha Are: leate, — Albino ys Joon ‘Asconsions, lowing, and 30,000" curiosities ce Admittance to the whole, , Garden are bi yl ments, 25 cente—Childreufalf price HILL'S NEW YORK th ong re undergoing, the #1 coin a shan nil Monday. Heptember sth—at tha to show the public one of and Zeng piace of amusement 0. be found arte as Nothing shall be wanting to make oue which will keep its stand as biol aieenie ‘ogee, bat instruct, All offensive exhibitions rigidly a1 pond managed more with py Bigg het en fat Hall, besides being filled with the most and valuable specimens of Nature and Art that can be in the world, rnished with ice creams, K t fruit, snd every delicacy Ihe market can afford, To ae date those Indies and gentlemen who with calle ies and efficient Band of bit Mae pacere Bcea kas been repainted and decorted, Sariecnienee We mua for next nacaam or Resi 3 = AMATEURS OF ae ACCORDION! TO THE Q/GNoR L. MARTIN ceeded in bringing the 1D delightful instrument into eatensiveand favorable i Europes ving developed the po ties of ton: tartrament torture Rigtapenrh apd Eesti yihich hve been extensively adopted jn France and begs leave to inform the jie generally, that fy publishing copious extracts ts from ot mene ‘will aoa vous SiARTNT wile happy. to gi tt the playing the 1, pa enlace 2 reel street, or at "Papita. ft oe ho iy ara th - 4 cea; us his method progressive. DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA- TUS, NEW PATTE! | opis fs AA & C04 3 166, Fy py hours it sowneien J cent sachs a cae of ii—which will be gratis paratus at the store of F. A. "Artault aa roa? it set, of the a cata ex An varies from —Acromat rench pl poli, bromine, chore of i morrocco cases, « fate rd. B.A. ‘Area lt & ‘aris all —— of fancy articles of the intest invention. 026 Im* GER AN ‘QUART! ik femme German Q: takes h pleasure to inform the rei 5 pear F Berenedcs HyTHORB CRE a He oa 1 is inpopfa to ealcaate the wahy benett, 29, do Iman [7 reg'ahich must result from the digcovery of © Te: gine. The fine herbal ‘medicine which is i direction has, in thousands of cases, tried and proved to the most efficient remedy of the day. i in its usefulness to the diseases of the and found in the medicine chests of ti more. weal clnwés of Great Bri Asa family nd various parts of the continent of medicine it i\uneyualled, and ws ce removing bilious Pore} nani oy ment o lucts, and in parit certain in the cure of the more complaints i females, grateful to ae taste, aromatic Ml, same time « peace its operation, mereeed it Ledge ‘a booa, female oaght to be wi nerable discoverer, O) ana at the them by ie: ‘Femme «i fcasee prevalent st this seacon of the year. To all th refore who are be ma and in bad would say go to any of the unde: Genuine Parr’s Life Pills may be hed, vii we the Rushton & Aspin' druggists and ‘chemists, 86 William st., Ho Browdway. and 10 Astor Houses bw ‘ond chemists,granite buildings, 3 Broadway, comer of Chamber st. roadway, comer of Li PD Meie, 418 n BD omaer coli et ot Becker at. Jol resent, Badeau, wery Medicine Store, 260 Bow: Symes” ean Bar ‘Store, 6 63 Bowery. ‘comer of Walker at. ster a Me tis ee Bef ene oath uk vaxh tl talline rf J £3 Codiniaon, apothecaries, 227 Hudson street, corer of ng stree' ep Corton, ‘chemist and apothecary, 269 Bleecker st, comer of nes J Wendover, dragcist and apotheeary 141 Brooklyn—Win Armstro warehouse, 181% Fulton st. And wholesale, at the proprietor,s office, ‘J. ROBERTS & CO,, Clarendon House, corner of Duane st and Broadway. ighth avenue. patent audi Im*r ~ HOTEL DE T’EUROPE, Tepes tt tr aan ‘Broad and Sree acta sth wenvestes carers ae ‘il find thin an admirable plane to WN Bae Romy be ha be Tad pri or ingle gen ies LL who wish to pd Ne Gi of the best west of Sere of hich Sta ae grr bo mame to hise 4 Bal in the country ean ton having every attention ‘orders. he er fore __| feneee — ae Tati ri 1 6 street. ee is ae N pctwinte sain lft SETS Beeoes ata a sorta aT Nw PORTUGUESE i FEMALE PILLS. Tie Tenney ke Sed incom nen Bee ere