The New York Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1843, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. VOl. 1X,.——Ro, 184... Waele No, 3396. To the Public, THE NEW YORK HERALD—daily newspeper—pub- lished overy day of the year except New Year's day and Fourthof July. Price 2 cents per copy—or $7 26 per an- aum—postages paid—cash in edvance. THE WEEKLY HERALD—published every Saturday morning—price 6} ceuts per copy, or $3 12 per annum-- postages paid—eash in advance. ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation of tho Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing ast. Ithas the largest circulation of any paper in this city, or the world, and is therefore, the best channel for business men inthe city or country. Prices moderate—cash in ad- vance. PRINTING ofoil kinds, executed at the most moderate prices, and in the most elegant style. " JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Paormetor ev tar Hexarp EstapiisnMenr, Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. The Great Bunker Hill Herald, Published on superfine paper, containing a full accouny of the celebration of Bunker Hill, consisting of the de- scriptions, and Mr. Webster's oratios ; accompanied with five splendid engravings, consprising Ist. Arare and original view of the Battle of Bun- ker Hill, which took place on the 17th June, 1775; ex- hibiting the exrey of the American army, engaged in deadly conflict with the British troops, their ships and thar forces, Qud. A view of fhe procession forming on Boston Com- mon. ih A view of the procession crossing Warren Bridge. we A view of Bunker Hill Monument from the nerth, it looked on the iy of tne celebration, with the flags ubove and crowds below. 5th. A view of Bunker Hill Monument from the south- ern bay, as st looked on the quiet Sabbath morning after the celebration. Agents lease transmit their orders before the edir tion will be sold, the demand is unprecedented. The price, wholesal ents, $3 per hundréd, or eight cents percopy. Retai a cents. To be had at this office. BR, TISH AND NORTH AMBHICAN ROYAL MAIL Titan Miirs, Of 1209 tons and 440 horse power each. | Appointed by the Admiralty to sail between Liverpool and ‘Bostom, calling at Halsfax to land and receive Passen- ‘seugers and Her Majesty's Mails, 0 N. Siannon. Capuin John Hewitt. il for -oston, via Halifax. FROM LIVERPOOL FROM BOSTOR, Ryne, “19:h May 16th June Shaonon «th June Ist July 3th July ly Jat Aug 'scasty experienced surgeons, and Frances’ Petent No berths secured until paid for. Apply t ‘ BT PRAM OR A gent je6r No. # Wail streets New York. DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRE- LAND, &e—Persons about, remitting mo- their friends in the * old country,” enn bs 4 with Drafts, ia sums of 1, 2 50, ut, payab! dixcou fe. atthe Nat demand, w G nal Bank of Ireland, Provia wok, do. Messrs Jemes Bult Son & Go., B. I-Barned & Co., Exchange and Diseoun: Bonk, Liverpool, Ke tern Bank of Scotland, Gleen- ock Banking Company, Sir Wm. Forbes Hunter & Co., *cot- Jand, aud tne breeches tn every post town throughout Kugland, Treland, Seotiend & Wales, which crafta wilt be forwarded by the amer Caledouia,” that leaves Boston the Ist Jaly, by , & J, T, TAPSCOTT, Attheir General Passag> Office, 43 Peck Slip, cor. South st. N. B.All letters from the country must come post a fe NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETD. ‘To aifvou Now York on the Sith snd ‘Liverpool on the 18th each month. es ‘nom Ni re) Ship ROSCIUS, Caytan Join Collins, ch July. Ee ce. be saath Bept. Ship GAKKICK, Captain Win, Skiddy, wun Uccober. om Livenpoon. Ship SHERIDAN, Captain F. A, Depeyster, 13th Jaly. Blip GAMRICK. Captain Waa. skiddy itr Aus Buy HOSCIUS, Captain John Colina” isin 8 permber. Buip DIVVUNS, Captain FE. B. Cobb, 18th Octeber. ‘Theses hips are all of the first class, upwards of 108¢ tons, buil Lh nee, yeah, ich, meh improvements a seombine y unusual’ comfort fo wery care been takeu in the erreugement of their accomamorations. \e price of passage hence is $100, for which ample stores will be ‘provid! Teas ships are, commanded. by exyericuced masters, who will Very exertion to ive geverd) atistue- sprees tS aah “pewill be remponsi- | » puree | enh }) unioms re- | a ‘signed there! "Yorke heat ma wat BR. COLLINS & Ub. #4 Sourh st, New York, or to BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., Liverpool. Letters by the packets will be charged 1934 cents per single shes t: 50 Cents per ounce, and newspapers: ot cach, jy? ec PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRI a AR Bi BY THE BLACK BA! 0 LIN) Uy eas eoret Re es eps Png eirihing to send to the Ola’ Cousty for their frien CAD make the necessary arrangements Wil bseribers, and IRELAND Or them come oat io this ior Line of Packets, saili tits bts nea on i gad haf Sey sn ‘They will also have a Giret rate cl of American trading ships, ing every sit days, thereby affording: week ‘One r. there, te see thst they sball patch. 4 3 for not the will camel he nose ‘nhso paid Wt hore, withost any’ redue Black Ball, or Old Line of Liverpool Pact ets, comprise ca a vn NEW YORE. CAMBRIDGE, COLUMBUS fehore SOUTH AMERICA, NG) i NORTH AMERICA. With such superior and w jed arrangemeats, the sub- scribers coufideutly look forward for a continuance of that su; port which been xd to them so many years, fur w! Froge prove ti , OF remitting money to their relatives, ean atal nt in male x parent onaty Srawe direct ; , Dal ba NOPE, GROTE, AMES & CO. Mesars, PAESCO’ igh, willbe, peld- on demand at any of the Banna, or tneiz Eine towns throughout ieugland, [re- A Rs pai nas ay OFaERs & G0. 35 Fulton street, New York, % to the Fulto Bank. r Bec ot hie ot ores Perec Fete Pat Pecaruing to be old country ito their comfort and vantage to select this favorite Lae for their conveyance, i facfareace to any other. waar reference oo $$$ .... AND ud s a a —The ships of this line will hereatrer eave New York ou tat, apd H th of exch moneh. ns follows, v1z'— Rewal om ree York Py pare New ship fat Maren. n April. i ist July. lth Angust. Co sans neh} Rohmer Se Stup BALTIMORE, ¥ April Sih May. y t Aagust 16th Sept. Coorataward Fanck.@ ist December (loth January. Ship UTIC, ist.May. “6th June. cane ji sertimverS ish Jernber. ‘rederick Hewitt (ist Jauvary. .€ 6th February, New ship 8T. NICHOLAS, § lat Ji 16th July. iia } at ve fie Nov J.B. Pell. Ist Febraary. ¢ 16th March. ‘Theaceommodatious of these ships are not surpassed, com: Dining all unat may be required for comfort The, price’ of in passage. is "ane ve Hasoame, is usengers will be supplied with req the exception of wines and liquors. sabeoribors, fee 1 / mo curred on thom, ht oF re to jewsee No + ros eNR RE HNC Agen later sts. OLD ESTABLISHED EASAGE OFFICE. with them. Vassage can also eet to New Orieans, Mobile, 8 a tnt, Br ‘ton, aud to the different ports Provinecs, ith those ariaugements, together vantage which his Giverp ol correspondents ia ge shipo wner®.and exte: h siness—having Lat year despatched a ey to the varlous ports of the United States. i rs. The facility offered by this establishment is on- nd from the farse jainber of first class ships em~ line there ean be no deten'ion whatever, which Price of passage will be at the lowest thove sent for vecline ¢ che pas No. 61 SOUTH STRE! PASSAGE to and from Great B Treland, v38 Liver ool and Lovd the regniae pac pod from ai nthe ret, 10th, and 2ith of , made extensive ay- Raeent taser persons eapeink toe teers fieadathies seery jevee, aaeure those pe Gee aid. al geneatteation will be. shown. the fetes aman, 10 WY Mant iyable e principal towns, Wi const, throushowt Grea an errengement “Eiht cabseriber hones tosceive of the public iher Wevtes tote i pareeanes Tank his teen te MOUENE Pesited lees years past. Bor (nether tical 1 Cif by letter post paid} to gH N HERON South su’ Y or 4 0. ‘Pinazhs George's Doelt, and 1 Neuiung a, Waterloo Dock, Liverpool . No. 165 South Fy , Philada, 1 Baton, LS eee a. Cha: MeGork Jit. Wahot ‘orne tun oha Rugwey, Hoches ér, 2. YX. ~The subseriber is also ay ent for first clans packet ships ic tle Rtate GA Beet oy Eas ee recared at the Lowest race, ies bas NEW YORK, FRIDAY MORNING, OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. HE OLD LINE of Packets fur Liverpoo! will hereafter be Tieonisbed in to Slee that when the day af sling falls on Sanday ‘onthe succeed- Te For N . For Liverpool. ‘The SOUTH AMERICA’ ee Po ay Gs se OG Bail OF Me The ENGLAND, "%* 0 Fane 18 Aut 7 70 OM Wai RSs ren i . L. Waite. € pul The OXFORD, July 1 ug 19 800 tous, oy ec, 19 J. Hathbone, 1 pril 19 The EUROPE, 8 Bent 7 610 tons, lov fan 2%, Marshall Mer May 7 The NORTH AMERICA, (Aug 1 Sept 1¢ 8 tons. Vt 1 Jno at ‘A.B. Lowber. Apni May 18 The NEW YORK, a Oc 7 900 tons, ec. ‘eb 7 bh. Cropper.? April jane 7 The CAMBRIDGE, Sep. 1 Oe 1 Jan . Fer 17 W.C Barstow.2 May 1 June 19 The COLUMBUS, Sept 19 Nov ¢ “700 tons, an 19 Mar 9 GLA. Cole. @Mny 19 Juiy 7 Puuetuality, as regards the day of sailing, will be observed as heretofore. ‘Phe price of passage outward is how fixed at One Hundred Dollars, for which ample stores of ever description ib ided, wi E iquors, Tia ie huaiee GOODRUE &.GO 64 So . C. 1. MARSHAL! ah a ie tvh BAKING RROTHERS & CUs Lipoly <HE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. ‘To sail from New York 6th, and from {Liverpool 5th of each Skip HORMNGUER, 186 008, § 105 Jay, New ship LIVERPOOL, 1150 & ke MP Joho kldridges tf 16th August AES, sib, Woes 1250 tons, $ isch September. rc dehi Delitoah ets 16th October. These substanual, fast sailing, first class ships,all built in th clizot New York, are cimmatded by non of experience ane tye anu will be despatched puuctually om the 16th of each mth. Their cabins are elegant and commodious, and are farnished with whatever can conduce to the ease and comfort of passen- ers. _ Neither te captains or owners of these ships will be respon- sible for any arcels or packages sent by them, unless regviar bills leding are signed therefor. Wor fre epg tes WOODRULE & MINTURNS, 8? South et. ts orto FIELDEN, UROTHERS & COs jetir Liverpool. FOR NEV RLEANS. LOUISIANA AND NEW | }RK LINE OF PACKETS Mb eb ab ib sb the better accommodation of shippers, it ix intended to ch a ship from this nort on the lat, $th, 10th, 15th, 20th, and Buh of each mouth, com.: eucing the 10th Getober and continu- ing. uni! Muy, when regular days will be appointed for the re- mainder of the year, whereby great delays and disappointments will be srewented during the summer months. The following ships wil coarmenee thi Sine, Ory i Bub to is arrangement : fl in Cornell. tain Jackson, UISVILLR, Copaga Hanee Ship SHARSPEARTE, Captain Mixer. fumford. tt P HUND VIED Captain Mi Captain 1. insom. 1: Eke, TLLE, Captain Di Ship 8, Captain Knight. Bio LOUISA, Captain Mulford, |) ships were all built of New York, express for packets, ave of light drat of water, have recently been ¢vwly coppered and put m splendid order, with accommodations (e ‘pamengers fnequalled for comfort, ‘They are commuande need i who wi groeralatafetion, They wilt at all cies be towed opvand Jown the Mississippi by steamboats. ‘Neither the owners or eaptains of these ships will be responsi- ble for jemelry, bulllon, gr for any le precious stones, silver or plated ware, ters, Fares or kage, sent by o rput on beard oi eas regulcr bills of lading are taken for the samo aad . epee sears a freimht or passage, ay PR COLLINS & (0.56 South at. HULLIN RWOODRURE, ‘Agent in New Orteans, who will promptly forward all goods to their address, ‘The ships of this line are warranted to sail punctually as ad- nso have th Vertised, and greateare will be 1¢ goods correct ly measured. im NORTHERN AND WESTERN EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE. The — ele) completed their aoe — = = WEE al Baas rover a roads and steamboat gh, Ohio rver and Lake». bye at val routes The foilo few’ of the most important Buffalo, Pottsville, Galena, Cleveland, Pitisbargh, ‘Toronto, De Cincinnati, — Kit Chien \iengo, Alsotoany portof ory Ohio, Hinois, ari, Indiana, ichigan, Tennessee, Rosmacty, comsin, Jowa, per and Lower Canada. Having giveu such universal satisthe:ion in their London and Li ol lines of packets, the sul will endeavor to make the present undertaking equally ceserving of public fa vor, ‘The attention of emigrants and others is invited to the fol- low low rates of prssage to a fv of the most important points, any other places on the route being, equally low, vigi— Unea, $1 Solumbus, $900 St Louis, $14 00 Syracuse, 175 Sandasky, 575 Galena, 18 00 Rochester, 200 Detroit," 6 06 Cawapa. lo, 259 Milwaukie, 10 00 Toronto, 40 weRO, 250 Chicago, ‘3000 Kingston, 450 Fic 450 Pittsburg, 375 Homilton, 450 ‘leveland, 5 50 mai, 1200 Montreal, 500 For further particulars apply to + &S. ‘APSCOTT, at their General Passage Offire, Peck slip cor South at. Tate Notice—This office is not connected with any other in thu city. i16r sew rons SH RAUL Al RoaD tase Brunswiex, Prixceton, Trenton‘ TOWN AND BURLINGTON. Via Newanny N Boi IN SIX HOURS. ily from the fo tof Courtlandt st. M.—Mail Pilot Line at 4% ° M. roceeds to Bordeutown, from thence by hia. proceeds direct to Camden (opposite to Pa lit prea’ aewraekets atthe offi. thot of ssengers Wi procure their tickers at ol rot of Courtlandt street, where a cominodions steamboat will be in readiness, with bagg ge erates on board. Philadel hia bagwige erates are conveyed from city to ei opeued by the way. Kach train is proviled wii withoat bei wi are a,artments and dressing rooms expressly for jilade!phia from the foot of Wal- rdeatown at 7 o'clock, A.M. ‘o'clock, P.M ines for Baltimore leave Iphia at 736 A. M., and |. being « continaacion of the lines trom New York. jet NEW JERSEY RAILROAD AND ‘TR. PORTATION COMPAN att NEW YORK AND NEWARK. Fare reduced to 25 cents. do. ON SUNDAYS. From the foot of Courtiandt street. Lusave New Xort, Legare Newark, and 49¢P.M. At Busgs Mapa yes FM xa , ELIZABETH TOWN, New ¥ ht Les: TA 4, do. fi lo. MG €0. 10 9% do. do. , B ‘The trains for Weatfietd, Piainfela, ille, ke. connect wil RSL GCE MT tratas from Now York, daly, ye excepted, ‘are between New York and Elizabeth Town 2% cents, ‘and Somerville, 75 cents. ue ® YORK, AND KAHWAY. Leave New York. Leave Rahway. At 9AM. Ats AvT A.M, Acs, PM. 9 do 8 do 6% ‘do n do 9 do 9% do 9 do do 1% do New YORK AND New SdGnswicx, From foot of Courtland street, New York, daily. Leare New Yorn. eave New Bruurevee Ato M. Atibg A.M. «Mo Atd PM. Até A. do ok. M. 5K do 1 de ON sunpAts eave New Bruns wick. kv: New York. 4 a and 4g PM. , At 1M A.M., and 836 P M and Wee" xchpt iu tke Philadelphia trains, between Hew Yore 40 cents Betwi R re and Rahway >: Pe, PM. do f 43 cents. their uekets at the ticket omce, cr Tickets are received a purchased. be en New York who “BONY SN aS ‘ia E. and For Schvoley’s 8% o’ulock AM, Ebzabethport; or le: eiocy A M, by NJ ears fi noon, 1 ve. proceed road Yitle, couches from thence (only 4 po a al ml até o’eluek. Phis sone, on recount of the short distan hing it by arte mst pleaant and saealtioas? ceemaa st sel Mr. Sandenon. the proprietor at 80 imself wi'h carriages aud horses to a¢ parties with exCras at the ahortevt movioc, o ase vb Ear neste nly (3'H.D. Hope, Merehants? Hotel, 41 Conr:- commodate priv: ai Philadelphia to Schooley’s Moantai rn Philade)phia + Moai leave Phitedelphis at 7 o'clock, A. M.y by New York ra ine to New uswick, Splendid coaches from thence, arr ‘Ting at emouncain early same afternoon. 32m NEW YORK, 8CHOOLEY’! MOUNTAIN & EAS’ ON * av 80 crock, A. M., by railroad thence by Post coaches through Mendham Chester Mountain, Anderson Towa, Port Colden, Was Easton. Ac Washmgton, a ‘daily live intersects Belvidere For seats apply to 3. hil, at J. Patton’s, cial Hotel, 73 Conrtland street, ‘ athe shortest notice by applying to States Hole! Morristown. mvii 3m ee ROCKAWAY Lich dsreythye iced ISLAND RAIL- ‘Trains upon this rord leave Brooklyn, South Ferry, for J maica, where coaches are in tor that d-ligh ful resort, the Murine Pavi “t the following hours, viz Half past 9 4 Qelock aud half past6 P.M. e Jamaica at 8 A. M..12 M.and 5 P.M. for hrough from Brooklyn to ject 6w*r FOK BUFFALO AND ALL PARTS OF THE WEST ADSUCIATION ae OF KI VU Al Utiea, uy $3 $2 00 orhester, Cu Syracuse, 225 Buffalo, 3 Oswego, 2.25 Up. & Lower Canadad 50 For passage apply to oe a. RAY, 93 Bare'av street New York. RRANGEMENT. #RKIGHT REDUCED, ULAR MALL LINE—FOR PRO- IDENCE AND B STON, via STO ¥- INGTON AND NEWPORT—Composed Of the following superior steamnars, rupniag in connection with 2| + NEW FARE AN! vi the Stonington snd Boawon and Provideuce Railroads:— MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Comstock. RHODE ISLAND, Capt Thayer. NARRAGANSETT MOHEGAN: x One of which will leave New York daily (Sundays exee ed) fom Pier No 1, Beery lace, Aion aS EM ‘A, MENT The RHODE ISLAND, Captain Pha on Monday, and Wednesday for Stonington and Newport, and Friday for Stonington, 3" The MASSACHUSETTS,Captain Comstock, on Tuesday and ‘I'aurseay for Stovington, and Saturday for Stonington, Newport and Providence e arrival of the steamers at Stoning forwarded in jendia and comm: ‘oad to Providence and Boston, and in the steamers on Monday, Wed- intervening days, proceed vis we, aud fiom thence in the steamer lolas, without any additional charge, ‘Tickets for the route and steamers’ berths ean be secured on board, or at the office of Z HARNDEN & CO., No 3 Wall strest. 7" On and after the 10th inst, freight ‘Will vot ber eeived and forwarded after half-past 4 P’ 1, m96m* m NEW YORK AND KING STON STKAM FREIGH1 AND PaSsSAGi 1 a ingston, and Selaware and Hndsop Canal—steamboats EMERALD and NOR. CH. MEKALD, Captain John Ketcham, will leave New York foot of Murray street, every Monday and (nursday at oe! , MI. Wulleave Kingston (Roudent landing) every Wednesday and Saturday at $ o’ciock, P.M. The NORWICH, Captain John Samuel Fork, (oot of Warreh street, every Wecuesaay and Saturday at o'clock, P. M. Wall teave Kingeton (Rondout landing) every Tue, ay and Briday at3 o'clock, P. “ EXTRA ‘TRIPS. The EMERALD will leave the foot of Murray street every Jandy morning at 7 o'clock. Meturning leaves Kingston at 4 Pens. I: board, or te or frewght or passage apply on board, or to WICLIAMSON, BARLOW & CO, atl 3m*r 164 West street. STATEN I3LAND_ #KRRY, FOOT OW WHITEHALL 3'T.—The steomboats STATS [SLANDER and SAMSON will run as follows until further notice = Leave New Yoik 8, 9, 10, 11, 1 2, 244.5, 6 7. Leave Staten Island 8 9, 10.11, 1, 2, 4,5, 6 7. Leave New York ard Staten fsiand every hour on Sunday. P. S.<Excursion to Fort Hemilton, Sundays excepted. Leave Fort Hamilton7%s A. M.,retarniag trem New York 3% ir NEWARK AND) NEW YORK—Fare Cents !—The sy lendid (spe | ve will leave New PARSAIC, Captain John Gaff; io and Alier Monday , Jane sth, will rum as follows :— Leaves the foot of Barclay street, New York, at10A.M., end 4?.M. t's the foot of Centre street, Newark, at 734 A.M., and Ieretuht earried at very low rates. al66mr HAMILTON HOUSE. FORT HAM ILTON——The —stearbouts STATEN ISLAND¥R and SAMSON wi!! run every day (Sundays excepted) during the season, a Leave Fort {lnnilion st 734A. At. aud 4 Ne» York Whitehall Doce, at 34 P.M. This areangement may be relied on as permanent, as its con- tivuauce will not depend on any ze oy NU MONOPOLY. © REDUCED. | New tndependens Opposition Line for Aiba: ny direct. ‘The uew ani commodions steambeat NEW JERSEY, Cort RH Favey, will eave the foo" of Burclay street, New York, every Monday, Wednesday and. Friday eventng, at 7 o’cloc! For freight or passage apply on board. Freight taken less oat prices. 5 few Jersey is fornished with elegant stite rooms, and and accommodation is not surpassed by any doatou the Hudson river iu HE Wir tAvCes TO IRELAND, &e—Tho subscriber continaes to transmit money id sums large smail, to verona residing 10 any part of Ireland in ihe sage maoner as he, end his predectssor tn business have done for the laa: thirty yerrs and more jalso,to any part of Eng- land, or Seouland, i Mopar remitted hy letter (vost paid) to the subscriber, or persoually deposited with him wita the name of che person or persons to [reieud, Eogland or Scotland, to whom it 1s to sent, and nearest pust town, will be immediately transmittee and Be eccordung’y, and a receipt to that effect warded to the sen ter. my OF for In tize manner money, or claims on persons 10 an} Irelond, Enzland or €cot'and,can be collected by th ber for persens resid nz in any part of the United States or C id to the m as nada, and will be GEORGE ji7im*r ecordil % MeBUtDE, Je 82 Cedar st. OLD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL—Pacaet of the i9th July—The olendid fast saili new packet ship MONTE- Zi aptain Lowber, will be despatched as above, her ‘vy. ‘his elegant ship hs unsurparsed aecommodations for cabin, 2d cabin and steerage passengers. Those wishing to cecure berths will reqaire to mnake early application to OHN HERDMAN, 61 Sonth street, near W ull st. N, B.—Passage fromGrest Britain aud Irefend via Liverpool, canas ! be secured at the lowest rates by regular packet snips sailing weekly. ‘The subsc-iber hes just c:Leioded w equitied sizingements f paviment of his draft BS lowing banks—The Na nd Provive and aail ine'r branches. Also the nc Bank of England aud ali its branenes, throughout Kngland aud Wales. Also the Eastern Bavk of Se ttand, the work ng Co, and all their ranches, throughout Seotlan-. For further particulars »pply as above: is6r FOR FIVE MPOOL—' New em on Packet 16in July—The news splendid New York built packet ‘ship HOTTINGUER, Ira Bursley, master, 1050 tons, will eu! ve, herregular aa’ pass having Lage and ‘on dourd, west t WOODHULL & MIN'TUBNS, m i" 87 South street ‘The superior newpacket ship Liverpcol, Captain John Eldridge, 1100 tons, will succeed the Hottinguer, and sail ov her regular dayaisth August. ivir FOR LIVERPOUL—NEW L ae Packet of 2th saly—The Splendid Packet Shi ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins, of 1109 to will pusteively sail as above, her regular day: ¥or freight of » hai oda sted. f son rt, apply © oa board Orleans hurt foot of Wall sweet erto . K. COLLINS & CO. 56 South street. 6 $100, ‘Stup Siddons, Captain E.B Cobb, of 1000 ceed the Roacius, and pall 26th of Aug, he Bavks «i 1 al aud Prot ot SUR NEW URL RAND LULU ISLAN. » NEW" VOIR VIN Repuiar” Packets To swe, ened the Viewsbury—The last sailing packet ship NEE, Capt Jackson, will nave immediate despatch. freight or sng he une LarMisied secom- ons, apply oa noard, 2: Orlewns whart, foot of Wall at. orto E. K COLLINS & CO, % South a mayssty noone ne teary sopes Rea measur 5 thipa 0. is wi punctnaily as adver. i Ay knaraotse to that efect willbe wivea ‘tnd foldlied wits lullin & Woodruff, who will prompt all to ther address. ‘The packet shiv Lovisvilin, Capt. M. Hunt, will meceed the Oronre ia REH OF JULY! AND SHOES. gaiterg, id eo on cheap Heads o1 fernihes will save mouey by. calling here cheap depot. hamber, Clinton Cheap Boot inu'Bn Mat 009 Greenwich street, corner Spring LUCINA CORDIAL, OR THE ELIXIR OF LOVE Ja ciden time, among the Jows, ‘Phat urn a steond wife might chooso— Whose tirst, by F akindly doom, No children bore a8 his home. Afflicted thay, the Roman matron z ue, the mid wif~'s patron Keyptian wives, in snch i Callea to their ald the Priests of Irais ; Azd even now, the meek Hindoom Warrnas her clime,and tender t00— chi dless twelve mouths from her bridal ‘Nes we ping to her senseless idol, And with raed hands, maccents wild, Petitions Brainah (or a'ebild For well she knows, Love shuns to bless ‘The Hindoo bed «f barrenness. 80 much for love in day’s by gone, And savage customs in your own; But say, even now, does Lo Bless in our land, 10." ofttimnes ¢o) But not the procreative power Alone, is this Elixir’s dower. Consumption’s ills it will prevent, With vicor clothe the impocents ye pepe from t ¢ skin it chases, ‘brings back beauty and the g (mand ne'er de it relieves he e fora is herr t : ‘These are bat wuths, who calls chem fiction Shall have stera vroof in contradiction. Letters—all forms of atvestanon— rom the aavai fevery nauon tt Witn grateia) Pennec by Dissase and Quackerys marys, Thousands who x Almost within the Now in theiruiehtiy prayers ‘Thanks to Life’s friend, in Nassau street, um ber ms in their slumber ; 's ordeals ‘ordial.” of Dis Cry outfor the “Luci Persons ordering this medicine fiom the country, by sending ® remittance, can have it boxed up and sent to any part of tl Price $3 perbottle, or $21 per dozen, forsale in Philadelphia, at 99 North Sixth street. e poe apt ae ORDER OF THE AY: NOZICE to Citizens of New York and Strangers soi arning IN in the City ——GOSLING'S SPLENDID DINING ROOMS, Nos. 61 and G6 Nessan street ~The immense pa- trouage w' tch has been extended to the subseriber b a liberal and ¢alightened aowmunity. has enabled him to en and iwprove his Dining Rooms s+ 13 now to sce mmo handed persons at voe tune. Whilst maning these ad vorite and well known establishinent, he has not been dul of ine sull gre ster comforts aud ‘conveniences of his cust mers—having thorouxhly ventilated the light airy sa- loon, and detached the ki'chens, 50 pletely to exc the efflavia and heat whieh necesaaril ° two or three housend persons per day. if loon have been embellished by some of the most elegan cost'y Oui Paintings of the ancient aud moder schoo! pillars and statuay, and busts ef Washington, ¢. ke. The Bill of Faro surpasses all others in eny part of the Uni- ted States—incinding saimon of 30 and40 bs w-ight per plate, with auchovy sauce, batter, bread, &e. and boii: d meats of the bes* qualities, }. AL6 Cents ver plate; green peas, w potatoes, asparagus, strawbenies. Pastry o; ail kins; tactle other soups,steaks, chops, ke und one tuncred other different articies ‘of the choicest descriptiou, at prices equally low. Java Coffee, wren and biack Teas, Choe. late 6 esis, Ke “Atteniive aud civil waiters are employed, who speak the Wrench, Spanish, Germ, and Du ch languges, Every arti- Cle is served upin the neatest poss ble strle—aud m every ae- partment of the establishment competent and experienced over seers are pl ced. ¢ i : Having visited rnd being conversant with, the mode of basi- ness of many of the best conducted Diniog Saloons m Eurove,- a bacriber feels no hesita- ferior to none that he has seen in any mente—besides which, the superior qualities every article inelnded in the Daily Bill o respect aloneexciusive of ail other cow the very ne pins ulcra of Eating House on The estabush nent has been supplied throughout with Cro- ton Water, which passes through improved filterers; and the Saloon is Spewevery day from ovclock A.M until 9 F. May and on Saturday's from 7 0’cloc! » M, now 39 3m*r HeNRY GOSLING CROTON WATER—DAY’S SIKST PKEMIUM IN DIA RUBBER HOSS, is confidently recommended for any purposes for which teather 1s used, and is warranted to pos- ing pr ‘parties s— perfectly tight ander pressure of the Croton, _ aa. It ade of the strongest fabrics, and will not mildew to iaince, 1p the least, and requires no attention. a ard. Tt is not destroyed by comiug in contact with oil or grease, nor stillened by cold wether, not can the rubber de- compose, as iuieri.r articles are in nocase'used. Should the least complaint be made of tha Hose, not posses ing the above properties, t will be taken back, at any time In fe ol wx onthe from ite purchese, ond otier given in c- ee ourlins cotter ill be astached without char th: Coupliusz and jet pipes will be attached without charge. Buyers will nove chat we are clearly saualied that this Howe (ths process of making which is tukuown 19 any otner in the trade) isjust the aructe long wanted for jeading water sud many other HORACE tiquies, 5 MainenLane. corner ot Jom ites pon the ater Closets and _Successor to Roxbury |. tt GABELL ‘& HUGHES, Piamvers, at ty and Nossan streets, New York.-Hous most approved plan, with Crown Wa.er, Hydraats of all deseripsions. jaths fitted up with Boilers for Hot and Cold water, Lead and Iron f1pes of the best quality; Sheet Lead, Force and List Pawps, and all actacles in thour line of business, to be had onreasonablet rms. : ‘Orders received for Fire and Gardea Hose, The subseri- bers flatier themselves from the long experienc had in the above basiuess in Ph ladelpnia, to give tusfaction to all who favor tiem w th thetr patronage. ERENCES. 8 Somae Bache Esq, Rogistor of Warermg Committee, Phila jeiphia Joseph Hancock, Builder, ditto Spee Erdmaa, Assistant .of the Harrisburg Water Works, to JQ. wing, Plamber, disto 4. b, Kwenhiut, No, 288 Greenw “Gorhraue, "ditto, J. Rabinean, (5 Uharlton sweet, Sohn L. Waiding, tie Balto t, New’ York rect, New Yer 0, reet, ditto je5 Im*r 3 are hereby cautioned agai ig, imitation of Wiider’sPatent § det jos fr either offence (being «qually Hable) ance June 1, 1813, will be prosweated to the extent of the Patent Law. B..G. WILDER, Mang/acturer Mamaroneck West Chester Co, N.Y. 8. C. HERKING, sgent, 199 Waver st, New York. jy3 stdy Itwy ec AVON'S OFFI iE, 4 Crarn S.C, Save 10 wi3.$ TO RENT FO a OF YEARS, O FOR SALE, ‘That large and commodious ‘establishment known as the Charleston Ho * a eeutral part of the city, fronting va Meeung adjo-ulog the extensive range Hotel strect; north on Pivesney screet i fret by about 173 1e-Fdeen four stones high coutainipg about 142 parlors and chambers, besides the dining rooms for ladies and bar room, reauing room, offices, aliens, and a foree pamp, in o two wells on the premises whole is embellished with & spacious two story a tront of the Hotel colionade. . a of sale will be, a credit extending over a period of at e provisions of the late ‘erm least S years, abd conformably to th ‘State Fire Loan Act,” secured by mo proved security will "be sequired on | addressed to the Mayor of Charleston, the 15th Jaly next. “4 J. SCHNIERLE, Mayor, N. B—The following newspavers: the New’ York Herald and Courier & Kuquirer; the Boston Courier; the Philadelphia Uniced States Gazette ; the Baltimore American; the New Urleans Bee; the Mi: above in a conspicuo mo, and forward th Jt toyyisr HOTEL aT CLIETON STATEN ISLAND— a LET. fi THAT elegant and commodious house, now just aph, having a ed, built under the aireetion of the subscriber, ved on the Chit at Clifftom, Staten I rar the G.rough tne Narrows, uneqaa’ Sue hundred mies of the ¢ ow of the Bay of New York alld the son led. Where is no place the eity that porsesses the advaut fir and prospect whieh this point commands. hi deen bait expressly for a fashionable Hotel aud 2 ten feet width, which ‘rounds the distance of eighty fest from the new buiid- icg is an old-fmebioued stoae house, with a numoer of rooms, which w il «ith te hotel, it desired, and bersons occuny- breakfast apd tea in the There 1s an iee house of six D . ‘Phe distance from the sea at a quarter of a mile, where there. plendid saud. beach, equal to Rockaway of any otuer bathiog gronnds 1a the ere in Also ‘y vicinity of New York. in front of the premises o1 calculated to keep a fashionabl houses will be rented on accommodating 4 Whartl, (at he foot o! Cliffs) now nearly compl: ted,end the steno boats between the cityand Staten Island wall land reylarly ‘or terms ond fa & Wis LYMAN. UUL AND SHOE STORE. li JOHN YE ADY respectfulty informe his friends snd the ns that he has commenced basiness ih the above tne, at 99 Naseat it, where he will tall: sud feichfuily ex he mty be favored with auar he mest rena AN! £8 MADE TO ORDER CR, 175 Broadway, Oue Door from Courtland: sirest. K. SUSER, Boot er, and maker of Lasts, an “Elves Paris, begs as fo inform his riends and All the amateurs of a gentleman! g eaere. ch that he can now make, in New Yor , with materials, all that is so perfectly mace, in Earis, by his masi the celebrated booumaker Cleree, whose numerous custor gn thisaide of the Acantis, are respectfully Sarited, to SUSER'S boots and lants belore they despair of being “char sos” in New Vork, alter the nicest, latest Paris fashion, ‘Also, the genuine Paris Jet Black Varuith sold, SARD=T0 the 70,090 wi a 40,01 Sey es of New York. ty sabes tect iments to the Ladies, and m nk city mde faul to snit the moat ecom Bes Prune! Basins: - Ladies “tigre oe N ty couney ‘enters can have their orders exe- gated on the most favarable terms, and with shoes made by the best workmen inthe count Lelie’s adie’ Ge Now 52 Catheriae sf, two door iy3 Im*ec Bhr6 Stcrs, delow Madison ot. COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE—Tu BE LET OR LEASED, uh, Tis situated ou the Kast civer ahout arx miles from fa New York, accessible at all hours of che day by boat, stages o1 raiir id for pros, iy surpassed. ‘T new) farsi venient, with green-hot deste bie out building ; the grounds, »bou! with froictrees and shrebs of evecy deseripuom, It {or the summer oF for one oF mor wawarucs 0. Jat Water street Reed LOOK AT THIST “8 + $4 to $4 20 3, to 2a 00 3 ‘Moro-¢o 235 Seat Skin and Grain 175 to 200 Clovh button Gaiters, 22 1 « i 200 1% to 175 . 2% 19. i ie 1 1 23 sae, will find the mreatest Y ment o Preeetin Baskine, tn ‘ind binek satin " Housd Slippers, w Misses and. Onildre, 13, buen in ties, o ny fe 4 oi hers of ou oh manna von Noa eC JULY 7, 1843. Roai-side Reminiscences. BY JOHN JONES OF N. Y- No. 1. Fort Le, N. J., July 4, 1843. The Crops, Fruit, Sc. um New Jersey—The Locusts —The Influenza—The late Storm—Old Reynolds and the New York Newspapers—The Pavilion, §¢. Drax Sm: I have just returaed from a tour through three or four counties of this State, jand have called a halt here for an hour or so, to note down a tew facts for your readers. All through the upper counties of New Jersey, the rye looks most remarkably well; and on one or two farms they commenced cutting on Saturday last. The crop through the State will be en unu- sually large one. I regret to say the corn in the same region will hardly reach two-thirds of an ave- rage crop; the cold, backward spring, aad long- continued drought have injured it very much. The barley looks fine, anti will yield a full crop; but the wheat looks exceedingly sickly ; fortunately there has been much less than usual sown for this season. Several farmers commenced buckwheat sowing last week with good prospects. Fruit has been and will be unusually abundant, with the exception of peaches. Of strawberries there have been sent to New York market this seagon from the parish of New Muford alone, 65,000 baskets, varying in price from 12 to 2cents. ‘The trees are loaded down with cherries; currants are equally abundant, and the prospect tor upples, plums, &c., and in fact every thing but peaches, is that there will be a much larger supply thun has been known for years. But a blight seems to have struck the peach trees, and in many parishes the crop will be hardly worth gathering.— One man in the neighborhood of Hackensack, who has in one year cleared $5000 by his peach orchards, will this year hardly realize $500. The hay crop 13 very small, owing to the drought. : The locusts have disappeared suddenly—with the exception of astray male flitting about here and there, apparently astonished to find ‘‘he’s out” with- out any partners— “All his short-lived companions being used up and gone.” They have done but little injury; none to the crops; killed some few trees entirely—destroyed branches of many more; and stung one boy in the Viochter so much that he died in consequence. ‘The influenza has been felt very severely all through the centre counties of this State; and is ma- king 1s way northward and westward, taking fxs cisely the same course as the cholera did in 1832 Thave met with two cases of it which terminated fatally. Oue near the New Bridge, above tacken- sack and the other at New Miltord. The name of the first victim was Mr. A. Demarest; the name ot the latter | have gorgotten. In both instances the dis- ease attacked the brain—Mr. D. had to have, his limbs ed, and, { believe, died almost raving. The digease here, however, seems to attack but two or three members out of a family of six or seven; and is less general than it was in New York. ‘Lhe article you published about the doctor’s shop at Hackensack, caused considerable excitement among the dry bunes of the Dutch in that village of ancient days, aud pure ana undefiled locotocoism. It had one good efiect, that of making the worthy doctor label his bottles. The storm that visited New York on Sunday, was scarcely feltat the Fiats, New Miltord, 17 miles {rom New York ; the sky was overcast for an hour, there were three or four claps of thunder, two or three flasies of lightning, the wind blew a good tresh breeze for twenty minutes, and then the sun shone out, and the sky was as clear and calm as at thia moment. The rain that tell did not penetrate the earth to the depth of aquarterofan inch, _ This place is crowded with youth and beauty from New York; umong others there is one character who, being neither young nor ‘-eautiful, stands out in striking contrastirom the balance—I mean that singular beiog ‘* OLp Reynowps,” the beer-shop man, of New York, who has his locale in this village, aud has bought a beautitul farm here, having made about forty thousand dollars, by seiling beer and welch rarebits for a few ears in a small shanty back of the City Hotel teynolds is a great radical and a great patriot; and commenced keeping the 4th of July early cn the morning of the 3d, and has probably been ** Bachus pleni” ever since. When | saw him ina tavern here, he was loud in his denunciation ot all the New York papers except the “ Evening Post,” and glori- fied immensely the memories ef Tom Paine, Uob- bett, and the late Wm. Leggett, He was particu- larly Joud in hia denunciations of Mr. Greely, Mr. Webb and Mr. Bennett; and threatened to beat all who contradicted him, into such a state that, to use his own ciassic phraseology, “‘when the devil comes to fetch you, he shan’t know whether you're Jews or Turks, if you please, now,d—n ye!” He was es- pecially energetic in his praise ot our friend Tom Bell, of Ann street, and tineatened to beat any man to death who said he wasn’t the best auctioneer in the world. { ventured to ask him the grounds of his antipathy to the three editors mentioned above, and i give you his answer in his own words :—“Gree- ley eats bran bread and drinks cold water, and | despise him—because | go in tor good health (tic) and good beer, (hic,) and plenty or, (hic)—give me some more brandy, (hic.) As Webb, he’e a (nic) miserable, (hie,) no democrat, (hic,) and so I hate him, if you please, (hic ;) and us for Bennett, (hiey— Q. Well, what of him? s Keynotps.—Why, d—n the fellow, (hic,) Ires- pect his talents, if you please, (bic,) he makes a first rate paper, (bic,) but I hate bum so that I never read it, (hic;) but the Evening Post—that’s my idol, (hic,) and Mr. Fitz Green Halleck, (hic,) and Mr. Bryant (hic) come here to my house (hic) to see me and drink my veer, (hic,) and the maa who has two of the first poets in United States to his house, if you please, now d—n ye, can’t be wrong ia his judgment, (hic. if you please. es for Bennett, although he’s a chap of first ratc talent, and a fel low of genius, for he never employs a fool, yet L hate him, if you please, (hic ) 1, old Reynolds, the Aotorious Wiliam Reynolds, if you please—that am afraid of nothing— Q.—For what, Reynolds? ; Krynorns, (enraged) —Why, d—n him, when he come to my house, (hie,) he stirred my fire with the rr, and that I allowed ne man to do, (hie.) devil etch me if Ido, (hic) —give me some brandy The brandy was brought, dreok, and Reynolds was fast asleep in five minutes. a ; [have enly room to say the pavilion here is kept in a most delighttul style by Mr. and Mrs. Abbott, wellknown in New York. Itis the most charming spot inthe neighborhood of the city. They sent an invitation to Mr. Bennett to spend some time here, and regret nis absence; but desire me to say they would be glad to see the acting editor, who soabiy officiates fo: him in his absence. I regret [ could only stay here four or five hours, being, as you know, under orders, and «nm reute tor ‘‘all manner of streets” and emg Leigh Hunt so graphically makes his poor pig driver say. Yoam Jonn Jonas, Jr. or New York. Detroit. {Correspondence of the Herald.) Derrorr, June 28, 1843. Emigration to Michigan—Wheat Crops—Generai Cass—His Prospects for the Presidency. J. G. Bawnerr, Esq.— Sir: The emigration from the Hastern States and from Europe, is, I think, greater than for severa! years past—the depression under which the work- ing classes have suffered has caused great numbers tocome West, and companies are very frequently going to Wisconsin, Iowa and Oregon. If these people could see and nderstand the value of the interior of our own State for agricultural purposes, they would not go farther; but it is the policy of the traneportation companies to push the emigrants as far West as possible, as it is more profitable to thoseengaged in that trade. Your readers should know that it is only necessary to ride across our peninsula (which route is as cheap or cheaper than the Lake route) to convince any man of sense of the superior advantages of our soil and climate to any of the Western States, ‘ The Alderman Dalton affair hes blown over, and another haa been elected in his place. Wheat, the grand staple of our State, is selling at about $1 per bushel The crops for the season are in advance of any previous year, and the quantities raised will be immense. : As | presume that your readers will be pleased to know what is doing politically in this part of the Union, I send you the proceedings of a meeting hel! in this city last night for the purpose of promoting the election of General Cass. The meeting bite called by about six hundred of the prominent an active demoerats of the city, and among them Elow Farneworth, Attorney General, Hon. D. Houghton, Pe ee ee eet She eee eee Price Two Cents, and others of our most distinguiched citizens took an active part. Unfortunately the vight was ex- ceedingly unpleasant, which without coubt prevent. ed many from attending—as it was, however, there was no lack of enthusiasm in favor of the aniver- sal favorite of the West. Indeed he 1s constantly re- ceiving accession to his ranks from all parts, and we are confident thet his popularity will ¢qual that of Gen Jackson Youmay think that speak this because Gen.Cass is a citizen ot Michigan true that we feel pride in possessing a man who has done so much in the service of his country, and whose conduct at the surrender of Detroit, (When he broke his sword rather than give it upto the enemy) renti- tles him toa high place in our esteem ; but it is from a more enlarged feeling that hia friends call upon the democracy to support him as the candidate for the presidency. We believe that he is the only man who can unite all parts of the country to secure the tri- umph of democracy and defeat the enemy you could be here, you would not be surprised at the manner in which (write. This feeling isnot confin- ed to the State of Michigan. I believe thet most of the Western States will support him. Mr. Calhoun has but Jittle strength, and although there are many who admire the talents and services of Mr. Van Bu- ren, they cannot forget the terrible defeat o! , nor that he may cauee us to sufter another in 1844. While the friends of the other candidates indulge in. bitter language agains: each other, the advocates of General Cass accord to each of the other gentlemen all the qualities and advantages to which they are justly entitled, and avow their determination tu give to the nominee of the National Convention (who- ever he may be) their ze*lous support: they believe that the prospects of their favorite, cannot be im- roved by attempts to injure the fair fame of others, but rely on the brilliant abilities and the unswerving democracy of their candidates, for success The General has been invited to attend the cele- bration of the opening of the Wabash and Erie Ca- nal, at Fort Wayne, Indiana, and to deliver an ora- tion on the Fourth of July s1 r As we look to the Herald for jinformation on all subjects, we shall feel gratified to know what is thought at the East of Cazes, the New Hampshire boy. Pontiac. Bridgeport, {Correspondence of the Herald.) Bripasrort, July 3d, 1843. Important Trial at New Haven—The Housatonic Railroad—City Bonds— Powers of the Corpora- tion. * James Gorvon Bennett, Esq.— Sm— There is to be a trial before the Supreme Court of this State, which sits at New Haven on Wednes- day and Thursday of this week, of more importance to the people of this city, State, and the United States, than any which has occurred since 1776. It is in relation to certain bonds given by this city for the purpose of aiding in the construction of the Hou- satonic Railroad. [tis contended that the city had no right to subscribe forstock in the first place—that the Corporation had no right to give their bonds for purposes which the citizens now contend were for- eign to the ae alt etd Legislature had no right to make such bonds binding on the city—that there would be as much propriety in taxing our citizens to establish a line of stearm ships between this place and Liverpool, as to build a Railread from here to West Stockbridge. The Court is composed of the Hons. Chiet Justice Williams, Storrs, Waite, Church, and Hinman. _ The counsel on the part of the city—Mesers. Hun- tington, of Norwich, Bissel, of Norwaik, and Loo- mis, mayor of our city On the vart of the bond holders—Meesrs. Baldwin and Hitchcock, of New Haven, and Dutted, of thiscity. The same case was tried in Danbury last week, beiore the same Court, but was not decided in consequence. of the magnitude of the principle to be established, there never having been a case similar to this tried in the United States. ‘The case was opened on Thureday Jast at Danbury, by Mr. Huntington, who spoke five hours in a strain of eloquence and legal learniog un- surpassed by either Clay or Webster. If you would give your readers a rich treat in your Herald, send your John Jones to New Haven on Tuesday, to re- main there unl this case is ended, that he may give a full, able and correct report of their arguments, and the docision—that the people of these Unite States of America may see how far majorities may compel the minority to pay for the wild schemes of a few visionary speculators. Yours, Tom Tuums. —_—_—_—X———X—K__! TEORIRAILID GBNBRAL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, N. W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU 8TS. 1s supplied with every material necessary for the prompt, neat, and ecouomi i of execntion of every description FANOE JOS PMINHTAIG. Pablie attention 1s requested to this establishment, ip the ae- ‘surance that ample satisfaction will be Pas hy, rk, and chi fs on ERR nya anal" Som uty tad Csaioly One LABELS, m Ks, BILLS, LAR’ gtitogtits Poh tite RAILROAD RILLS, BUSINESS . Wy 5 AY Li Atte BE AD ros = ko) t va oe es THEATRES, CIRCUSES, CONCERTS, MUSEUMS, LACTURES, PUBLIC MEETINGS, here the largest deseripti incing i eraned aR feet fon te ork sie aan sgsaifod Sv en this eity besides the large assortment 0: PLAIN AND ORNANENTAL TYP, ‘This establishment has the LARGEST P&KSSES IN THR CITY. Great rine have been tehen to nrovide every material that can con'for, Bepwbilla, will dnd ie greeny to therr odvaneage o> tromize this exta' ment. PTF Any exze or form of Bill ear, be furnished at very shore noties, YPE AT REDUGED PRICES. le u ‘A CONNER’S UNITED STATES TYPE Te STEREOTYPE FOUNDR' Conver oF Nassau anv nn STREETS, KEN PER CENT DE- CAN BE HAD AT ey dite ICES. nown as JAMES THE andenigned so 4 pe and Sti ny, fo y. Conn hy, ire ensues phe! me Coons’, 2 e , aes vances ‘Se PRINTING TYPES Lg abi 1° PRESSES. CHASES, CASES, IMPOSING STONES, and ov ecessary Complet, Printing Latablishiments, om 28 favorable cering, a Le vod a quality as any other establishment “ew PRICES, PER POUND. ible terms, in the Unit OLD PRICES, PER FOUND. cen gate, ts. , haan oe nial a Minion, 6 Bre 6 revier, M4 Bourgs 0 Boor “6 komt + Bow Pumer, 42 Fn i Pica, a ” Pica, g° Borders, Cuts, Brass Reile, and all other articles mmanuifno- tuyed at this estabtishment, at the same q m Articles got up to order, oo wih 1 “ "Phe ‘ype oxst at blishment, is, doth im the style ace and we otiehen beak ae et Sect Sissies Sats Stree ie, q N - MD ibe aneided to payin Lypecon making abill of tow times Tele coctly fo at Mart A PRINTERS’ AND BINDERS’ WAREROOMS Nos. 29 and 31 Goll street, N. April, i HOM PRIN TING PREOS MACHINE AND T Mae. ‘ es NUPACT ORY, in uence ‘addition of uew and improved machivery to their works, aud the redae- ti inthe com of and Tabor, aro ‘enabled greatly s@ edu ase, of tera anf Bin 4 ll_be seen by their new a leave to refer. sons! superintend- , and they assure = meut shall re~ sustained. a we the qi of them in every partetiar, They flatter themselves aiso therr ond friends wii! not only cvatiage their favo #, very pene mcles 3 ar rude a he Sant, Pat, eS ite ra, ine/udis , F . executed with the greatest cure aud promputude, aud on the “Jobbinw work and repairing willbe aone at the lowest pos sible Rt G wit N. B=, Ses} avery ee Ai man HOE & COs hat persons oad may bs ; Printers of uewspapers who pal lish this advertisement, with this vote, three times before the of July Seen entitled ball pl thew paper Coe Amonae on ame Boyne four tes the amowat a A Pauaet ie oablte tro wapeetally informe Pres ‘ark Ne ti apres, et ceay aplive: . b ~ Toney, Ke. Ke.; the coll not orien ibe vshias Resa tapes 2 Orders for articles to be re we Ty SE H iT *Otieg tg Sew Yon OY b hog! t, and in Newark, at ¥ } No. ie NewVors ‘at x as i P.M. Leave Newars at 9 * ‘MS & CO. Aves