The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1843, Page 3

as BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia yesterday. $1000 Schuylkill] Navigation 6's, 1848, 100; $7400 State 5's, 43; 35 shares Mechanics’ Bank, 18%; 20 do Manufec turers and Mechanics’ Bank, 144. LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS PuiLaperrHta, July ll—Arr St Lawrence, Randall, and Fornnin, Yoru NY ok. 7 Batrimorn, Jaly '0—Arr Salty Ann, Pattison, J : G- THIS IS A GRAND GALA DAY AT THE American Museum. General Tom Thumb leaves us for Albany and Canada after three days more. Net to sec him is to mise the most extraordinary living curiosity we ever bebeld, Performances of @ rich and diversified or- der take e this alternoon at 4 o’clock, the same as those of the evening. e an inkling of the novelty which Baroum will bi next week, and though we are in possession of th great secret, we must say that it will surprise the scientific and musical portion of the communit, ‘beyond measure. The new hall tor the perpetual Far is filling with specimens of manu- facture, the arts, &e. _ Aiton teittiaaty LERS DRUGS, GROCERIES,PAINTS, oiffint Dy &c.; are Telerred to the advertise: ment of J. C. Morrison, on another page of this paper. §G- A SINGULAR FACT.—There are probably a w who have been humbugged into theidea thet any “Oil” can make hair ie after being bald, when it is a notorious fact that it fills up and clogs the pores and bloed vessels of the hair, thereby killing the roots. Let persons ofcommon sense at least think, and the tricks are easily seen through. The Oldridge’s Balti of Columbia, on the contrary, removes all substances that adhere to blood ves. sels and fills ur the blood Verne per them the full ac- tion which nature intended, and renovating the roots, causing the hairagainto grew. The Balm of Columbia can be had poly at 21 Cortlandt street; Brooklyn, 139 Fulton street; Newark, 320 Broad street. QG> PILES.—Hays’ Liniment is warranted to cure them, and we should think those suffering with this dreadful disease would lay aside Pod Saag and use this Liniment. To be had only at 21 Cortlandt st; Brooklyn, 189 Fulten st; Newark, 320 Broad SCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS OF THE SKIN and all impurities of the blood will quickly be removed by Comstock & Ce.’s Extract of Sarseparilla, which is a stronger article than anyother. Price 60 centsper bot- tle—$4 per dozen. THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF SARSAPA.- RILLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared and sold by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New York, for the radicalcure of all diseases arisin; from an impure state of the blood, viz: Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Ringworm or ‘Teter, blotches or pimples on the. face or body, Rheumatism, malignant Ulcers, and all dis- eases arising from an injudicious use of mercury. This purely vegetable extract is peseres under the superin endance of the first medical men in the city, and now universally prescribed by the medical faculty threugh- out the States as possessing all the curative properties of the different vegetables it iseomposed of in the highest concentrated form. Sold in single bottles, 75 cents each, in cases containing half a dezen, $3 60, in do containing one dozen, $6, carefully packed, and sent to all parts of the Union. W. 8, RICHARDSON, Agent. a Office and consulting rooms of the College 97 Nassau 0G IF THE INCREASE OF SALE IS ANY SIGN that the heads of families begin te take our advice, which to always have on band as one box of the Magical Pain Extractor, in case of accident by fire, &c., then we know that many valuable lives will thereby be saved. In bruises, it cannet be surpassed, as it will positively stop pain in two minutes eer it'is applied. This we know, 86 we frp ote hep who had run his pen clear through his hand, so it had to be pulled right through, and from the most excruciating torture, full relief was given in less than two minutes; all pain ceased, and it prevented inflammation und swelling, and three’ phisi- cians, who saw it, said that they were perfectly astonish- its action. Let all after this blame only theirown jeseness, if when they require it most, they have it not. For sore eyes, old sores, ulcers, swellings, mortifi- cations, ke. &c., it is asure and safe cure, and such great confidence have the Messrs. Comstock’s in it, that they will refund the money in every case, if it does not give satisfaction; so he whe is fool peak suffer when this salve will cure him, has no one but himself to blame. Already he base set of harpies set to work to coun- terfeit it by most dishonorable means. ‘The only genuine is to be had only at 21 Courtlandt street. Agent in Brooklyn, Mrs. Hayes, 139 Fulton st.; Newark, D. Smith, 320 Broad st: THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIL le, Gentian and Sassafras, prepared by the New York College of Medicine and ‘ate is now universally allowed by the medical faculty of New York to be the greatest (mien of the blood at present known. The combination of gentian and sassairas with sarsaparilla, and the absence ofall mineral preparations, gives it a de- cided advantage over all other mixtures sold under the name of sarsaparila. It is a sovereign remedy for scrofu- la, salt rheum, rheumatism, ringworms, blotches or pim- hilitic affections, and all ate ite of the blood. ach; in cases contain- ing half a dozen, $3 50 ; in do do, one dozen, $6 ; carefal- ly packed and sent to all parts of the Union. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. eee and Consulting Rooms of the College, 97 Nassau og. THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE, for the cure of primary or dary syphilis. This pow. erful alterative is com ofe bination ef botanical remedial agents, whit ercise eras effect on these terrible tions. Sold in lai titles $2 each, smali de $1, in cases containing half a dozen $5; carefully pack- ed and sent to all parts of the Union. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Office and consulting rooms of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau st. @@ METALLIC RAZOR STROP—With four si invented by G. Saunders, for keeping razors alwa} ood order —it produces a smooth nod thin edge to a razor in a tenth part of the time required on a hone, without using oil or water. Noother article of the kind has ever been so universally known and Mi tle of, having been twenty-five years fa constant use fa nearly all the sutle: ry establishinents in Europe, and there acknowledged to have no equal. In New York, where it was invented, it received first premiums at the American Institute every time it was presented for competition, and actually (with- out the eid of puffing) established a reputation in 1i parts of America, being the only razor strop that will keep razors in periect order. Certificates are in possession of the inventor from the most scietific gentlemen of both countries, speaking high- ly of their superiority. The frestnumber of those alone would stamp it as being the climax of perfection. Thet it may be more satisfactory to the public, the names of these gentlemen who have given certificate: tothe merits of the strop, are here published—Gen. Jas. Tallmadge, President of the American Institute; Prof. John com, Dr. Valentine Mott, and Mr. Milliken, Cutler to the Royal Navy, 3@1 Strand. Manufactory, 163 Broadway, New York. j Bn) PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S CELEBRATED }, for the radical eure of gonorrhe and gleet, are guar- anteed to effect a cure in all cases, without tainting the breath, Cm tga Pig the stomach, or eonfinement from rem.” in boxes, containing one hundred W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Office aid censulting of the College o: Medisine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street. 0G- TO SUFFERING MOTHERS, WHO ARE anxious to nurse their children with ease and comfort, we would recommend Dr. Sherman’s Pa never failing remedy. ing effects in several cases of sore nipples, ond know that there is not aspecsSiv Uke it to be found. It has now heen before the public for more than four years, has been used in hund of cases where all other means have failed, and in no instance has it disappointed the expec- tation of the purchaser. any need of tak: the child from the y all that excrucisting pain and smartiny fect cure will be effected in from two to fi jowever bad the case may be. Dr. Sherma: house is No. 106 Nassau street. Agents—110 po nace 86 William street, 10 Astor House, 227 Hudson street, 183 Bowery, 77 East Broadway, 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn, 99 Cheatiut street, Philedeiph Q@-THE CELEBRATED TONIC MIXTURE PRE. pared by the New York Colleg edicine and Pharme- = the cure of all the Protean forms of dyspepsia, loss appetite, lassitude, nervous healuche, jeneral de bility. Sold in large bottles at $2 each, small do $1, in cases containing half a dozea $5; carefully packed and Sent to all parts of the Unio: W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Office and consulting rooms of the College, 97 Nassau street. CT MONEY MARKET. Tuesday, July 11-6 Pm. ‘The sales of stocks at auction to-day by Messrs. Bleeck er & Co. was well attended, and prices generally went higherthan the market rates. The rates were as annex” ed. The feeling inthe market generally was better to” day, and at the Board prices rose. Ilinois $; Indiana, }; Harlem, 4; Farmers’ Loan fell }. Atthe New Board thero was also a better business— Sales U. 8. Loan, 115. ‘The loss of the steamer Columbia exciteda good deal of sensation, although there was less of surprise than might have been onticipated. The very dangerous na vigation between Boston and Halifax, along a coast, the difficulties of which are immensely enhanced by the al. most continuous dense fogs with which it is enveloped, and the terrific rise and fallof the tides amidst rocks of the most fearful character, have caused the route to be viewed with suspicion. The facilities afforded by the New York harbor, which communicates directly with the ocean, affording aclear run and good sea room, are #0 infinitely superior to those of the Boston route, that it becomes matter of astonishment that any hesitation as to choice should ever have been evinced. Massachusetts bay for a winter passage has long been the terror of the N. England tars, whose refuge in foul weather has uni formly been the Vineyard and Long Island Sound. Why those dangers should be needlessly braved, is not easily understood. Inour article some weeks since, in remarking upon the resources of Ohio, we stated that the superior fertility of the other Western States, Illinois and Indiana,combined with their comparative freedom from taxation were ra: pidly superseding the resources of Ohio, and while that State is immensely increasing its debts and expenses, its potual means are jon the decline, ,while the aggregate agricultural wealth of the Lake circuit is on the increase. In corroboration of this view we give the following offi- cial table of the receipts of Flour and Wheat at Buffalo, with the corresponding receipts at Cleveland, as follows: Jheveland Rhyne Bical Carn met tt sty ta 67:303 295,591 17) 261, 83.791 240,988 "08 Bia 70,342 211923 31,982 on 88,047 102,365 092 428,247 ‘Thus the receipts of flour and wheat at Buflalo are equivalent to 552,111 bris, flour,an increase of 104,000 br s. or 25 per cent over those of last year. At Cleveland the receipts are equal te 108,113 brle.,being 4000 bris, less than last year—and 24,000 less than the previous year. This displays a great falling off in Ohio Products at a moment when the aggregate receipts are very large. With this falling off in quantities received on the Ohio canals, the tolls are at rates 20 per cent less than last year, This de- clinein the resources of Ohio must arise from somearti- ficial burden, which paralyses her industry. The soil of Ohio is not less prolific than formerly—the climate not less genial. She hasjlike Michigan and Iilineis, become released from a large portion of herbanks—why then are her resources failing her? Is it not that the more prolific soils of INinois and Michigan are less burdened with tax- ation? The farmer of Illinois can grow rich at prices at which him of Ohio will be unable to meet his taxes, which amount for the State to $2,800,000 per annum. The condition of the trade of the country is very singu- ler. A country of great wealth, and with money exceedingly abundant upon the Atlantic borders, is pa- ralyzed in all ite channels of business, by the terrible influence of bad, unequal and unjust tariff laws. We take the following from the Illinois Sangamon Journal:— ‘We happened to bein a store of this city a day ortwo since, and curiosity led us to takedown the present prices of the following articles, with their prices a year since, before the ‘ rascally tarift’ went into operation. These [svar show the effect of the tariff upon the cest of the eid articles of consumption among the people of the ‘eat:— Prices in 1812. Present prices Broadcloths, per yard, $5 0046 00 350a Sattmets, 1 5042 00 750195 K 75 a1 50 38a 70 30004 v0 150.02 00 sa 75 2a Ba 3B 1236 0 1836 aa & nga = ngs, a a Brown sheetings, Wea 16 Ba 10 ‘Vickings, 2a 38 Iga 20 Blue dniligs, 2a 31 ba = “ The prices of boots and shoes are reduced from 50 to 60 per cent on the prices of last year.” These goods on shelves of the Springfield stcre, were probably imported last year, under the low tariff, or manufactured here, while itwas in operation, yet the prices have fallen near 50 per cent, notwithstaading that im- ports have nearly ceased since the expiratien of the cem. promise act. What an appalling evidence is this of the prostration of business under the influence of iniquitous legislation! By destroying the outlet for agricultural produce, the means of the great mass of eonsumers of goods have beem so far destroyed as to deprive them of the means of buying their usual supplies, even at the ex” traordinary sacrifice to which dealers offer to submit. Of what use is it to the farmer that his toil is rewarded by a bountiful Providence with a prolific crop, if after the wants of his family are supplied, human legislation inter” feres and forbids him from selling the surplus, er which is the same thing, from receiving foreign goods in pay. ment? Of what useisitto him that Great Britain has thrown down the barriers to trade on her part, if the Uni ted States government interposes new ones? The follow- ing are the late quotations of produce at Liverpool:— Prices Cumrent or Amenican Provisions at LiveRPOOL, June, 1843, Du ity. vom Fo reign parts Ne Ti Bor BeefoU. 8. mess per) ne barrel of 2001bs, in 40s a 52 36 a 40 st 70 | 4, cy tH 1 <8 per cwt. 8s per cwt. bi b a Ba a T owt, duty Paid, dry, none wy ee | Pickled, 15 a 24 Cheese~Fine, per cwt, 386d prewt. 14s per ews. duty paid, 48 Midding, $248 $ eseado — r0s6ido Ordinary 39 adl Lard Vine, ber ewr, Pe laty, paid, Ha Oroinary, 30 a 33 6a do te do terior, 26 a8 Butte:—Fine, per cwt, in bond, none Seperewt. 208 do Canadian, daty pJ, nove Grease sorts, ducy id, 33 896 3d perewt. 1s 8d do This is a trade grown up within the year, and suscepti- ble of immense improvement, to the great and direct benefit of our farmers. But the present tariff steps in and forbids the farmer from receiving any thing in pay but specie. This is tantamount to prohibiting the trade. Yet the farmer laboring under this injustice, is told that it is for his good that his market is lest, and his produce sunk invalue so much that the whole yield of the farm will not bring money enough to pay his mortgage. Sales at the Stock Exchange. $2000 N Y 5's, 1858 9% 1000 N ¥ 43¢'s, 1864 or 99 1000 ladisna Dol bas 31. wurene> iia 2000, do 3t ramet, u7 1000 Illinois 6’ 32% 200 Harlem RK 30 31 000 do. a 8 @ 31 1000 do bio 33) 50 do 510 31, 4000 do. 32% 100 do. 210 313q 29shas Phenix Bank 59 Long Island RR 53 20 Am Ex Bank 18 12. N Jersey RR a 275 Farmers’ Trust 20% 5 Stonington RR 29 6 Ohio L & Trust 50d 2936 Second Board, 100 shas Fs"mers ‘Loan s2 2034 250 shas L Island RR 5234 10 New York lus var 10 do 160 52hy $1000 Ohio 6’s 8936 New York Public Stock Mxchange. $5000 Gov 6's, 1862 815 11534 50 Bk Commerce, scrip 906 1000 do bio HG 69 Farmers’ Trust 20> b20 11538 23 do. 20 bse 115% 500 do. #15 20) .b9e 195g 50 do 26; i 33% 90 Harlem R R 3 5000 do baw 33) 35 Canton Co 23. 10:0 Water loan 99, 525 L Island RR 52% 7000 Kentucky 6’s 3095! cH do ae 1000 do 93% 50 © do b30 52; 2000 do 99% 150 do oa 25 shas Phenix Bk b15 ried 50 do 3 Second Board, 160 shasL Island = 30 52% 100 Long Island 930 52h5 50 do 528 10 “do 53 4% = do 5:% 1900 Minols 6", 1 33 s0 do b10 52% 1000 Ohio 6's, 10 810 89% sales of Stocks at Public Auction. The largest sale of Stocks made in a leng time took place at the Exchange yesterday. Terms—cash on trans- fer of certificates. The stocks were held by the Neptune and Ocean Insurance Companies. Anthony Bleecker & Co., auctioneers. On account the Neptune Inewrance Co. oY sau ps 60 shares Manhattan 73 lor do do 78} 160 “ Greenwich Bank aa 16 do do 48; 100 “ North River Bank 100 do de 98) 108 do do 93 293 «(City Bank 104 74 “ Bankof America 95 100 “ = National Bank 100 22 Bank of New York 1n4¢ 100 Phenix Bank 87 195 do 600 Mechanics’ Bank bl $4,000 New York 6’s, 1858, Erie Canal Enlarge’t 100 11,358 1898, pee be 99: 2,000 « “1858, Genesee Valley Canal 11 636 ha “1845, Chenanga Canal 100 5,900“ —@’s 1860, Erie Canal 1 11,000 = 7's 1843, do 108; 6,000 7 7's 1849, do 108) 10,000 N. Y. City 5’s 1850, 100 “ « 1005 10,000“ “1858, 100 1,00) id “1868, 99) 2000 «1868, 98 On account of the Ocean Ineurance Co. 170 shares N. O, Canal and Banking Co 204 100 “ City Bank, New Orleans 36 $17,746 69 Certificates of Claim, Spanish Indemni- fication, two dividends of $1,774 65 en: dorsed thereon, sold at 31 per ct. Stato of Trade. Flour—Very little doing in the market, but prices re- main as before quoted $5 a6 60 are the ruling rates for Genesee ; $5.25 a 631} for flat hoop Ohio. Very little doing in southern, we quote for Georgetown $5 50; Met little doing in Brandywine, we quote $575, which ise little abeve the market. Wheat is dull at $115 a1 17 tor good Illinois orn at 66c. The nearket for all kinds ot grain is dull and prices are only sustained |'y the small Feceipts, and the speculative excitement that still exi Ashes—We quote for Pots $4 62}, with sales toa amount, and $5 31} for Pearls,at which the sales are smal! but nearly equal to the receipts. —We have nothing to give of this article favora- dicating the slightest change in the market. Pri cea continue much de) 5 Whalebone—We quote at 364 with small sales Prices are however improving, and am advance—judgiag from prices at the east—musi a be feit in this market. —_——— Corn Trade. At Albany July 8th.—Considerable flour has arrived during the past 94 hours ; this with a flatness which he» pervaded the market has hada tendency to keep down prices. We quote Genesee at cone @ 60, and Ohio ani Michigan at 6). ‘The large holders remain firm at of a 4 We not sale of about 300 bbls Genesee, at 5§, which is under the market, and about 600 bbls mixed brands Mi ehigan at Michigan (Wild Cat) stored at 6t, for which At Cincinnati Flour— Sales at $4604 9 Receipts by esterday and to-day large. Dull. White; fen po PA canal at 180. ‘About 160 barrels wore received by Lawrenceburgh boat, All that at the Canal was taken in the morning, and shipped in raw state to Frankfort, Ky. Wheat—Price has fallen to 40 cents; with large, re cays by wagon and river—with a prospect of still lower. At Boston, the 10th instant, the dulness in the New York market has produced a’ corresponding effect here, and prices Jess firmly sustained. Sound Flour, that will ke through the hot weather, is going into store, and held with the expectation of better prices. Sales have been generally limited to the supply of immediate wants. We quote Genesee $5,62 0 5,75; Michigan, good, 5,50; Ohio, 6.37 2 5,60 per bri. In southern, sales of 600 bris Fredericksburg 6,62, cesh, and 5,75, time ; 400 do Howard street, 5,75, cash; 1200 do Georgetown, 6,75 a 6, cash. Baltimore, Howard street, 4 months credit, 5,60 a 5.75; do tree of garlic, 5,62 a 5,75; Philadelphia do, 4 mos. 5,80 a 6,62; Fredericksburg, lowland, 4 mos. 5,62 a 5,75; Alexandri», do King street, 575; Gaorgetown, 5,50 a 6; enesee, common, cash, a Richmond Canal, 5,62 a 5, a5, a fancy brands, 5,87; do New Orlean: Meal, Indian, in brie, Toledo, Ohio, June ble order to Lafayette. The receipts ent week, are 4103 bush. Wheat; 7147 Oats; 701 bbls. Flour, The seonehie by Railroad about the same as last week. ‘i Pasors — heat, 95 a $1; Flour, $4 75 a $6; Corn, 40 ents. in in naviga- by et the pres- ZA Corn; 1460 do Foreign Markets, Havana, June 28th.—Flour—The cargo of the Br. shi Teresita, from Santander, in first hands, has been sol since our last review at $10 per br). During the week four more cargoes have arrived—1945 bris and 100 half bris from the brig Ebro; 969 bris and 63 bags from the brig Churruca; 1425 bris.and 150 half bria from the brig Sera fina; these three vessels, cargoes direct from Santander, which have sold as follows:—The first cargo, hulf of which sold at $10, and the other half at $104; the second being of inferior qual ity, sold at $963; and the last cargo at $10 per bri. rom Bilbas and Santander, brought 402 bris from the first port and 650 from the latter port, which has been sold at 9}, and the second cargo at $10 per bri. The brig Deseado, which has also arrived this week from Vigo with 100 bris, but have not heard of any sales having been made of her cargoas yet. There hasbeen an improvement of 3 rs per bri in this article for the last week. We quote the following prices:—Santan- dero, from $104 to $11; New Orleans, $14} to $15 per bri Hams- During the week there has been no operations in this article reported from the United States. Lard—The sales of this week have been in small par- cels, at $11$ a $12 per quintal. Stock, 3000 kogs in the store del peso. The brig T. Street arrived to day, brings 4008 kege, 177 bris, and 81 half bris. Freights, Cuanteston, July 8—One engagement for a full len it to Liverpool at 6 16d has been made daring the week. Ono vessel up for Havre hag her cargo complete to go on board at Feents. ‘These are theonly two vessels destined for foreign ports. For northern ports offers ace very dull—at the asking price of 25 cents for cotton and rice. Agu SE STROSS Ft Married, On Tuesday morning, by the Rev. Mr. Hewley, Mr. Witium He Aucen, of Goshe to Miss Mantua 8., daughter of Henry Ayers, of this eity. D On the Lith instant, Joun Lame, in his 16th year. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his brother 275 Division street, at 8 o’clock, this afternoon, At Paterson, N. J., on the Sth instant, aged 21 years and 8 months, THomas Wa.xen, Jr., con of Thomas Walker, who died on the 27th of April last. On Tuesday the 11th instant, Caries MoCusker,aged 29 years. His friends are respectfully invited te attend the fune- ral this afternoon, at half past four o’clock, from his late residence, No. 8 Avenue B. On Tuesday evening July 11th, of a lingerin, Joun P. Powers, aged7 months, only son of Ann Powers, The friends and acquaintances of the family are re spectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, from the corner of Columbia and Stanton streets, _ RSS REA ear np eS STREAM ATE Passengers Arrived. Havus—Packet ship lowa—Wmn EF, Laight, lady snd daugh™ ter, New York: 8 hase Bameys date magter of U Sa frets, bearer of despatches: Cecelio Axlion. jaloa. lady, four children aud serv int, Cubs; Misses Euphrasine and Klizabeth Frontes, Rev 8 Chone, P Point, A Lacoste, M Orser, M Camisier, H ‘Walter, Germain Lenfant, Jos Bidot, Noel Motte, J B Leclere and lady, a 1 of Fratce—and 40 in the steerage. of consumption, illness, ‘m. P.and Ha +; Heiorieh Irohn; W Laugerma imon; A Simon; k. a B sivon; F Sim do steerage passeu- re Rorrervam—Galliot Maria & Adriana—E Ostranter, 72 in the steerage. Ar Bostorn—Shin Chile, from Valparai Jate of whale shin Euphrates, of New Bei account of ill health; Capt WH Kelly. li gina, of Boston, sold on the coast; Don B of Santiago. —Capt R G Post, ford, returned on ite of barane Geor- roardo de las Heras, Passengers to Arrive, Savannan—Brig Mary—Mrs Buddington and two. children, Mis Binir aud son, Miss Wheeler, J Mclatrre, B Foley, J G Fallizent, ¥ Kowlandson, Mr Whipple, Mr Ruth Savannan—Briz Georgiana~Mry M Dillon, two children and t, Mise Sorel ff, Mie & “Durnes aud child, Miss Blind Dill ins M al Dillon,’M, fpillon. Mr Cate, ‘Thos Robi. son, & x . G'W and ifchaet P Dillon n'a APPA, Masters Foreign Importations, Havay—Ship Iowa—20 pkps Beeard, Garron & co1 L Ro- ort Warburg & Danne—4 A & EW Werbure—6 J A V oisin com? Nesmith, Leeds & comi L & Binsve & co—20 Thirion & Mailard—10 BG Wamwrig!t'—6 Fabrequetie’s fils & Morra —6 Ums+er& Dambmann—! O Varez—3 Renard & co! R Pa'- rick & com3 C Fay—2 Herkenrath & Van Danne—9 Perit & Channy=1 K & rom? J R St Felix A Patterson & co— 3 Dorr & Alien—5 G Von Binr—? Ba lin & Sander—1 Metrar- ken & Livingston—=1 Henry ‘Tohias—2 J B Lasala—t Barron & Pior—t Bourry d’iveroois—1_ G Hesxenbay—1 J B Curtis—i Babcock & Ward—| Wight, Sturges & Shaw—2 M Livingston —6 bkts wine G Vearie—50 do 2 pkes (0 order. —Ship Rhone—{ Reported yesierdiy)—5 vkgs Pillor, Le Barber & com4 3 Jaudon—100 Bunker & co—125 Gerdi g & Kaunckellmane—11 T M Walter—38 Deraismes & Boisard—9 A Barbey—« Schuchardt, Favre &co—2 Reiss Brothers—3 Pen! Schmidt & Andrea—| TH Meyer—4 A & ‘aller F Fiedler & Cae Banker & tluttouna Vietor & Achelis=i A Hant—2 & com! Bement & Caldwell—2 Dorr & Allen—13 Lane, Lamson % com6 Fl Hennequin—2 Knvler & Foley—6 J. Ki coml Umber & Domb mann~1 Russell, Mattison & Taylor—1 Burnham & Baldwin— 1 J P Rice=1 Kessler & com6 G Hessenborg & 3 J arg’ —9 KR Joffray & com5 Van Seht & co —5 Brusi- Jein, Koop & com? Malezieux, Gonrd & com—? W Br-wer—20 Ch rio & Maillard—5 © M Davis W Williams—! HC Cor bit & com d yde & eom—9 WR Dreper—1 Hernden, Cc i—5 AC Srewart & co—20 B d?lvernois & com: —6 F Cottinet=4 Wainwright & co—9 B. K Guillaume & com AH eau & Ruseh—|5 HC hevro- ‘ere! & Binin—=3 Edwards & Stod Shaw—2 H Wisner=2 ‘fA Voi & Lit & eI Underwood, dard—2 Wright, Stages =15 © @ Bain ke com11 to order. Haw iar, Stephani—11 bales mise to Schuckhardt Favre—3) do © H F Moring—i F H Shief=1J BE Mayer—1 Sehimict & Balchen—t i V #reudeni GA F & Sebi yD A ——! WM W W Faber? Re YenkemI L Goldacns idee M4 t ke meister—2 C Malier~1! Heusehen & Urkart—3 G BD. — 1 Baner Hoomer & com? Has & E Lippolom7 © Kitem8 a & cont E Feder 312 Boule Tt Warburg & Daueat 8 3d Vi geimt © Adsherd—13 D Wilhe m & com6 J M Oppenheim & coms H vey Wi tiaras & com? © A Ravisch—3t W Van Seht & co—6 A Kaster=! Eastman, Bremex—ship Emma—(Keported yesterday )—152 phos § & Pavensted:—42 Haas & Gotz—17 Henschen & Unk- r=3 © Muiler=2? CH Sehand—t au & Jonek—3 Gorton & Hdges—2 by. —2 € Abre:feldimi © Walter=1 Tucklesburg & ANTWERP—'Snique Yanch F W Vorwerck— 92 beles FW & TH Mali—6 oT Axtwerr—Borque bad Ferry 28 cs zi ¢ H Vanderbudiden —I7 do mdse © Ti t—2 Carman & Pearse! Coit & eo MARITIME HERALD. Gartze-2 DM. Peyer & cos ‘Newport, July Arr5th. Mech: Hing | 4AmSth, Mechanic, Sawyer, Lubec for’ Ge THE Taoce Herald Marine Orrtc: M Beker wi sker, Wir NYork; Wm Henr*, Thorndike, Tho Leouidys, Pinkham, Boothbay for do 9h, Caledonia, Spe!) Mnnro, do for NY ork 81d Sch, all the arri the 71h. A bare, two fore and aftand ene topsai! schr, aud one sloop arriast mght, all uaknown. General Record, Packer suv Quenec, Captain Hebard, sails for London this inorning, having been detained. Her letter bags aro at xchange. lying at Bristol, took fire inthe galley, on » however, bly injared the deck, Men in with b pt Becket, whic! ‘Afier. ged 22, of Exeter, ited by « blow from Providence for Albany; New York, rion, Smith, lout. Scur Euuew the St Merk, 1s sup sailed from Salem Mt Ar Sra, Feb. 6, Mr Ebenezer Moulton one of the'crew of ship Aun Parry, was ki 2 whale, Whalemen. Peruvian, for New London, spoken 10th inst. off Montauk— byp « boat TH Smith. ‘cuched st Faval May 14, Ci ‘nine tm agein 30h and ald Sist om Flanders, of Sippiean. from Menim 29h Caroline, Rose, Gree. port, ame ‘ove month; 31 t, Milo, Guduer, fm el 4 for Pacific; Jane 1, Clematis, Ames, NL, clean, and sld 4th for § Adlaatie; 7th, Gen Williams, Holt, do, clean; Ontario, Gibbs, ant, do. Touched et Porto Praya, Cape de Verds, June 10; Jul Green, 30 days from Niondon for Iadian Ocean, no any sailed nex Alert, 4 days fom New London for Indian Ocean, spoken 4th July. lat 39 Jon 66 10. Bewditen Suwie, from Providence, clean, spoken June 22, Jat.39, lou 45 41. A lette: from Capt Gray, of the Hector, NB, reports her at Payts Mich 26, 28 mos out, 2600 sp, would I for home soon. Also reports sailed {m # :yta n few days previous, Chas W Mor gan, Nortou, NB, 1150 bls, on a eruise. Spoken, Lagranse, Winchell, of Bowdoinham, 11 days from Belfast, Ire folks NYork, June 10, lat 48 35, lon 9 40—by the lowa, at ‘Acorn, 3 days from Boston fer Philade phia, July 9, lat 40 26, lon 7. 25—by the same, Solo», Buckma: Londonderry for Philadelphia, July 7, off Ma his anehes'er, at this port. ay 12 days from NYork tor Barbadoes, June 25, lat 22 om” ‘Adeline, Bath for Martinique, July 5, Capo Cod NNW 140 miles distanr, Foreign Ports, Syoxry, CB. June 28—In port, New York, Martiv, fiom N Rio, Young, Boston, just arr. nec, July 5—Are I orvart, do; Vanthea, G British Ovk, Smale os; Bells, Hat's, ard Hait, Dougtes, aud E. London; 6th, Brise Onon, Alms ld ath, Monte as, Brewster, London; iverpool; Ange: % Wh ed Win Han ton, Stove. Liverpool; 974, Smith, Sunderland; Fredk Young, ailnee, Neweastle; Homer, vals. Dublin Cate Moun, Alien, May 7—Pased, Oregon, Howe, for jeewsrd. Care Pauaas, April 16—Sid Ma.y Paulina, Hant, for the leewa d Cavcurra, Apnil 22—In port, Imac Hicks, Bridges, for Sa- lem, Id Vatranatso, April 2i—Sld_ 18th, Philip Hone, Pervy, for Coquimbo, ‘for NYork. and would sail from C about Ist May., Sid toch, Wales, Watts, Callao; abt 7th, Soaman, Hare yey, for the lee coast; about 12th, Smyrna, Comings, Isley and Calino. Home Forts. Lunec, Jnly d—Arr Andromeda, Rude, and Genges, Horn NYork, ‘Sid 3J, Adams, Warren, Aun Marin, Allen, doy Mount Moriah, Rogers, Richmo ‘d; Splendid, Watts, George town Fast Macnus, Joly 3—Arr Sogadahock, “York. Banoon, Ji Cd Cencurian, Cars, NYork Wiscasset, Me. July 8Arr 1 » Theobald, Liver- pool. Tortann, July 7—Arr Madison, Kellar, N York aay Wi) July 8—Arr Edw Barley, Burke, Cspe Mount, W cas! Afrion. Sarem Jaly 7—Sld Lubec, Campbell, West 1 dies vi 0) well Kiog, Coswe ly Pri fi ith, America, Treadwell, delphia Bostox, July 10—Are Chile, Knowles, Valpyr Moody, Mobile; Sussn Jave, Fletcher, Charleston; Patra dridges Freeman, Killman; Gov Aruold, Bucon; Squire & Bro th celman, and Constitution, Endicott, Philadelphia: W: Henry, Ti ington, NC; Nii Shetlaid, Ros < speed, Alban; arin. Lovell,end Woleott. Ryde Tarq if Mexic mas, StJago de Cuba; ‘ olombo, Coon, NOrleau Stoddard, Norfol y Pow ‘and Bichon Arr 9h, Pandora, Tillinghas: Chorleston; Vulture, Wdker, i Tremont, Ch Fessenden, a Hallet, Baltimore’; Harbivger, Brown, Fayal; Renown, L. Did Taibo, Beauchimp Grand “auary; Prom Auna Reynold rowell, Philodelphi ‘New Beprorn, Joly 8—Are Ellea R. Beare. NYork; Atalanta, Swilt, Bey Ri vaark, Davis, Thill. : Taylor; Ben) Franklin, and China, NC; %h, Den- antvcwert, Jaly6—Arr Boli Sid 7th, Elizab th, Bours, Philadelphia. ‘novipence, Jaly &—Arr Union, Smith, Baltimore: Hetty it, Barnard, Baltimor>. Aun, lomaa, thiladel Jnity, Dayton, Rondont; ‘Transia- ton! Wels, ace, Brown. NYork Sid Palestine, uff: Hew, Baltimore; Ady Nickerson, vk aaa Jay, ith, Young, N Ar Buck; Ann Htizbeth, and A Somers, Philadelphia, Std Orray’ Tait, Lovetc, arv, Howlend. Baltimore; Caledovia, Spelman, Lake, Philadelphia; New York, Munro, hud J Kenny, N York. N July 10—Arr Bl eves, Philedelpna New York. Sid York : Atnany, Jaly }0—Arr Harriet, Nickerson, Boi Brooks. Faithaven, SH Smith, Bilte, Ene, Gibbiyand Senator Strickland, Hartfor +'Fame, Spelman , Provide: Hawk, Armstrong, Trini- Warren, ton; “k, Ward, New 3; Bachelor, ‘rauklin, Sip- : rb New York; Sul; a Panuvy, Chap: Puitapecrnsa, Jaly 1i—Arr Elizabeth, Soule, Wastport — Relow, (wo large ships untnown; also, Bremen, Koper, from Bremen; St Luwrence, 6 in, Boston. Cid Porto Hie 1 andy Philisps Pe nambuco: ¢ Caldwell, Homer, doz th, Harbor Island, N rathian, ashiny, Dole, an Tretand Sor Boston; New Jersey Beli, Providence; Andrew Brown, Darey, New burg, NY; lodine, Blew, Albaue; Pat tot, Iluridge Ach- sat D, Douglass, NYork; Mex co, Tomlin, Navt Bar ri; St Mary, Perry, Boston; © M ‘Thomp- Nomrovg, Lid Mar'ha Kinsman, Dennison, Oporto. In Hampton Ro-ds, Alsbame, enitt, frei James River for Cow's; Mayfl -wer Kelly, Arecibo Crantrston, July 7=In port. Tremonz, Taylor; Thomas Bennet, Holsey, tm Liverpool, wtr; Harriet & Jessie, Conner, pas Jupit x, Carter, H Vig: H Alten, Wilson, for New ie, doy A, ned Arenitect, Gray, fm New Orle orthe: Robiuron Wate, New h. Ba Betsey Rich- in. ‘Sid Mary Kimball Ingralvem, do Providence; Merchant, Leslie, Havana; be ight, Baltimore. uiy 7—Arr Creole, Wyman, Boston; Tioga, d He «ar', Cailan, Liverpool: Franconia, Mary. Shap er, and Gee ina. Bedell, New g,and Avo A Parker, Brightuwan, Philadel obinson, Baltimore Fin poly 3—Sid Gon Lafayette, NYork. In orf » Your ine, port, Vir tor * St Jouns, fia July 3—Std Ororimbo, NYork. K ORT Leos, Juve 2—-Cld RW Brown, Kelly, NYork via We Means, 2 Staunch, Uprov, New Mayen; 34, Unie ted, Togrshim, Hartford, Arr 3d, Kosato, Cook. Boston. New Onceans, July 3—Arr St Petersburg, Howard, Liver- ‘Norm pending, aed Marengo, Gea Po own, Mary Kiogsiaud, Wakona, Tyrone wed di Elles Beooks, 8+ lim. WADTED=Be a resp: etarte yeu rg wou chambermaid or surse—the 1 quire at 49 Marion street &A.s 182 Chambers at vtion by & veaprets bie yourg woman vs chambermaid—no ol jeetions to the Picase ‘call 150 Seventeenth street, ou the second The best of city ference given ivi) 2 AKD WAN) ED with an siry apartment, in a small fa- tly of plain habits, for a jady and two well behaved en, either in Brooklyn er New York, The terms must Address 8 EG Horald officer, jylt it®ee wa: TRD—A indies’ maid, nur enuntry, floor. B° eh Salling Days of the Steam 5! pe. REWARD —Lewt on Prarsdey evening, m from Fulton Ferry to Chambers street, ond from thence aitery. & memorndu &G AMERICA, Book. marked on the cover Curie- G. Wester, Hosken- faly 13 | ni ‘old, J Griswold Peoria, Ill Whoever will ibernia, " Judkins Ja'y 16 | reruns the save to Mesa J. L. & NL. GRISWOLD, 92 jedonia, Low Aug i Sonth atreet. will be paid the above reward. ip9 urFoe i re Packets to Si 00L. LIVERPOOL. FOR Live Jane 7) Sheffield, A‘len, July 13 June 13 | Hoctinguer, Barsley, July 16 » Jane 20) England, Bartect, ' Jaly 19 PROM PORTSMOUTH. POR PORTSMOUTH. May 10; Quebee, Hedard, July 12 i, June 2H. Hudson, Moore, July 20 HAVRE. FOR W , Stoddard, June 11 | Rhone, Johneto Snly 16 witt, Jone 16 | Emerald, Howe, July 25 i Agents, Captains of Vessels will give oh eg ka oor New: vieet $ = ippIng at the Port whence they sailed, the easels Spoken on their Passage, a List of their Cano, and suv Foreign Newspapers or News they may have. He’ will board them immediately on their arrival. lespondenis, at hoiae ora will also confer a /avor by sendiug to thie Office all the Marne Incelligence they, ean oe Information of any kind will be thanitfally vor, Agents and Cor- OTICE —Token on Warren Bridge, Chalestown, Nass., n the 17th Jape last, a bauk note of larger denomiu tion supposed to be when taken. The owner can have applying to BERL CUTTER, 121 Maiden Lane, OTICE—The rubseriber inteuds bemg absent fro 5 the city for some time, aud hex fully emoowered Mr. JOHN -A SANFORD vo ‘act for him during his absence _ Office 29 Aun street. P. CHOATEAU, JK June 21. 1843. 3222w*r Nk BRIGH LON AND ELIZABETHPORT & FERKY STOCK —One share, allow.ug the fi the owner a free age to ae profit earned by the boats, for sale rc ot 69 Maiden fene, KET SHIP LIVERPOOL —Consignees per th will please send their permits on hoard without di ihe we lap, oF at the offier of the Al! goods not permitted in 5 days are liable to WOUBHULL & MINTURNS, jyit oS GE oc a RY FOR LEA very haudvome | Enel sh ary, forsale, 3 years in nse=price $100 ply to MEASENGERS 58 Lumber se. suit hwere Powe? OW KEW VWORS, JULY 12. 440) moon 729| mem & Oo rigcs & Clearman —Brigs a New London, Schmidt tint Chee Hammond, ‘Talbot, Georgetown, #0. Brett | Whodajter, Bersy, Bangor, Avrived. i bd , Iowa, Lines, from Havre, June 5, with mdse ,to ch stiina xk n. The L has had almost eonstant | escery Winds danny the passage. 2 | by Ship Haontress, Lovett, 38 days from Ham urg, in ballast, 10 patbot & Olyphist. sup Srenhani, Flor, 49 days from Hamburg, with | ech Balcheu. Marque Munchester, Jarmsn, (of Philadelphia) 49d Avtwerp, with mdse, to Rohmidt & Balchen=149 p Borque brad. Hert, Chase, from Antwerp, mise, to Gerding & Com1!9 passengers, . Brig Hist. tia. Docge, 51 days from Rotterdam, with mdse, | to Nenmth, Leeds & Co} IT easke macder 6 do natmegs 1 box | dee Il 1ont firs bricks {9 order=76 passengers : Swedish brig Joho Johnston, Storkburton, 65 days from Steekholm, with 150 tons tron to Boorman, Johnoton & Co. Brig Voliaire, Sleeper, from Thomeston, with lime, to the | master alliot Maria & Adrian», Boitem, 60 ¢ au Sk ‘nidee, to Boorman, Juhuston & Co Block Irland irarked (seh just "Sent Metallic, Semington, from ‘Thomaston, with lime, to | wT Sr Challenge, Grover, 6days {rom ‘Thomaston, with sime, | to | ‘Sehr Betsey Pearce, Keller, from Thomaston, with lime, to | days from Rotter. | 6th inst. off | jeked up & YAW! boat with a compass in ir, D wsilia” (bevore reported )=-passed the sche ox | Ono ship, two brigs, unknown, | | CHARCOAL 000 bushels first quality Hard Woot (aa ple) Coal, forsale at the Red Fort, foot of Vestry sreet, North Ri WM HAWKINS jyil x*r aby AUCTION SALE TH?! LA J. Ameu Li & LOWwaL Calerga Mos. 28 din and 15 Fy WEDNESDAY, At 1036 o'eloek im the sale rooms. Large sale of elegant furniture and ref. igeraiors, comprising me ho} ping auticles of a gentleman go~ ing to Europe. ; ‘Also ‘Ssuperior family refrigerators, such an article as uw rarely inet with. ‘ F Also, a stock of splendid new city made cabinet furniture Also, the entire elegant furni of aamall family giving up housekeeping, compri a most desirable assortment of al moat every article in the Han FR At 1036 oelock 1 the oom. Large sale of aeasonable dry goods, clothing, pledged and fancy articles, millivery, euflery, Me» Also, the continnation 6 the stoek of a wholesale and retail dry good store, comprising # Variety of articles in the lime. Also, 4 excellent tusuing lathes and pateut scales. Also, 4 tn Vathes, on ai oved principle. welled gold patent lever wateh, lepine watches, Ky. id lay on account of the ram, will come off day, July 2th, ata POM NO MONOPOLY—FARI 1CDUCED. resis: New independent Opposition Line for Alba- ny direct he new and commodi t NEW JERSEY, rt. R. H. Knrey, will leave the foot of Barclay street, New. York, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evontug, at 7 o’cloe or freight or passage apply on board. Freight taken less than tow boat price ‘The New Jersey is farcithed with elegant atte rooms, and forspeed and accommodation is not surpassed by any steam boat on t jarison river it Po OPLE's LINK UF STEAMBOATS KOK ALBANY—Daily at 7 o'clock, ?. M Throwgn Direct (Samdays excepted) tom U Ateamboat Pier bet een Courtandt and Liberty streets Steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt A. Houghton. will leave Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, at 7 ocloc Steamboat SOUTH AMEBICA, Capen LW. Brai HI leave Tuesday, Tharsdey and Saturday evening oelock. Steamboat NOR’ i landing at ii neasay and Friday afternoons, at 5 o'clock For passage or freight, apply on board, or to P. ©. Sehal the office on the wharf. iyi SEVEN WCU tsG L. FUR ALBANY i Intermediate Loodings —From Steamboat pier, at the loot ot Barelny street and Diun board Phe ne hy will len n board. hureday, at 7A. M Bagesre. Bunk Bills, Spec fe TROY, Ca Notice. ut 9 a Wrenght. ‘otrerkind of Property Moats of this Line a D—REGULAR OP OFT TIO < G Lise FOR ALBANY and ALBANY, Unpt. Bueay atecet om reight taken ve the Pinr at half jas —Che bout that Jeeves on the opposite days charge one Apply on beard, oF at the office on the Pier. FOR Nw WPORT AND PR VIDENCR—AKRIVING IN TIVE FO PASSE NG AKE TH CAR IS TUN=Fare $1 50—Deck i fast sailiag stew P! leave the pier east side Catherine very Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at Dini Captain Market ‘or prasage and (reaght inquire at 205 South st. up stairs, NEW YORK ,& BOSTON dU. OT. OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot, o: takes charge as 4 pilot of vessels bound to New Bedford, ove Shoals, Bostop, Portsmouth, Portaud, Ken: PORTS, Office at Frye K Shaw treet, corner Beekman. Reference to a pun ni! the several insurance Comoaytes in thi ant Portland REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, &—Th criber continues to transtnit Money insums large mail, to pers: ding. in any part of treland in the same manner ay he, end his predecessor in business have done tor che las: thisty Yeats and more salso,to any part of Kng- land. or Scouland, Money remucted by letteg. (vost paid) to the subscriber, or persoually deposited with fn, wits the name of the persou or persons tn Ireixnd, Engtand or $couland, to whom tt 1 to be Sent, aud nearest post town, will bo immediately transmitted and paid aecording!y, and a receipt to that effect givew, or tor warded to the x In like manner money, or claims on ersons inany part of Irelond, England or Scotland, ean be collected by the subscri- ber for persens resid:uc in any part of the United States or Ca- nada, and will be paid to the m accordingly .. j\7 Im*r GEORGE McBHIDE, Jr, 82 Cedar at. BLACK BALL POOL TACK E'S. iu Weiluesany, th br ng, favor th Cape Alfred B. Low’ above, herreguisr day. The acenmodatious of thit maguifieent packet for cabin, recond cabin and steernge possengers, are weil known to be unsurpassed fo splenvor, © A other vessel afl xt Those it to th: ir interest to select t ener to any other. For terms of — apple: oe shorts be wade apply ou boar), foot of Beeman at: o e KUCHE, BROTHERS & LO, 35 Falton ste next door to the Fulton Bauk, Note —W 1s conndered by miuy that the Monvezuma is the fastest sai )efloat, having left Liverpool ou her last voy- y woh the ships Hottuguer, Har- ving in advance of her opponents dc MO STRZU WA, bnr- » Wail sail pos ely as P. 3. ‘The Montezuma will sail from Liverpool on the 7th Sept. Persons ronding for their frevds cay have them brought tin he ‘any of Uae packe's comprising this magnificent and unequalled line, sailing from that port on the 7th and 19th ‘of each month. For prsenge, &e., apply ts above. ‘The vack:tshio Europe wil succeed the above packet aud for Liverpool ou she Ist August, her regular day, jy !tec NISLO’S GARD! OF. Director, Mr. JOHN BER f WEDNESDAY, July ? 1943, Lap Firt Night of A: jew Grand . te, of Lis DIAMANS DY LA COCRONNI rs ite: Tn which Mille. CALV®, and the whole French Company will appear, ‘The performance to commence at hal@past 7 a’elock precise f q nce 2 : witn the Overture hy: the Grand Orchaetra, 4 “Les la Fon ” Adam. Immediately afer, nw Grand Ope-a, in Sacks, with new scenery. ke enlle LES DIANANS DE UA COURONNE. The Crown Viamonds uo La Catarian, inte Catv. Brass le Calvo Von H-nrique de Sendoval, Vietom Losoust Coun: ¢ Campo Major, N Mathieu Dom Sebastian D’Aveyr0, M. Riener Rebolledo, M. Bernard After which, half an hi as i ntermi i tt hs ert lt owed ta ; THE PROMENADE MURICALE, Which gave so wach axtistaction last seavon, will agan onhivem the period of intermission, aut in ord-r to render this depart. ment worthy the musical character of the establishment, Splendid Orchestra has been secured Musical Director, To cone!ude with th- comic pantomi INVISIBLE HARLEQL Or, the Mane Trampet—with Fi Nizhts ofthe Rayel Family—Inesdays and ‘thy h Company—ondays, Fridays yo" Saturdays. al 2a stret Fol e, Will be ip, attendance snd great care #0 { preveat the admission of improper pers ro 'Tiekets Fifty Cente, Mav be had at the arden durin, a ye pane a limited namber of Season Tickets witt be dis (G™ No poxtpovement at thi Weather, as the Grand intrance from Broadwa’ ¢ Saloon ir protected, and the uew Saloon, which is ventilated frem the top and sides, ean be enelo ots moraent’s not AM MAELO AND Positively the Last Week o GEN, VOM THUMB Jr, the Priner of al! Dwarf, and the smaticat t walked alone. Ho tet veareold. well torments livela eee Wig and vurellicent. and weighs obty i Ihe Pontively the last ~-ek of Mr HARRINGTON, the Great Mogielan aod Vevtrilog Mor. PHILLIPS, the popnlar Voeal oad LA CEHITO, Mr HO. Sherman, &e. ogrwed, in to 500,000 curion tres Next week will be introdaced a most wouderfal ond ¢ ordinary novelty. which will astonish the world. The Hall for the exhibition of specimens of tnenfeetare, the ar's, depositors are requested to send in their thont delay, Price of admission 25 cents. Children under ten nlf price _j9 dtr, PLALE'S SEW YORK AU Winw AND PICTURE GALLERY, Broadway, onoosite the City TD from every Birds, Fishes. R Tose stiles, To ne Is, formiog halfa million objets, neatly labelled d arranged with mnch taste. Among the many things wor f notte are the following :=An Albino Deer, perfectly k evasema splendid Leop ef i —\ Blecic Bear of enormou lerz, con nine 508 Phrt aretirs daring (he revolution [zy Admision to the whole ONLY ONE SHILLING. Or noon, Jal Mr M =MORE ATTRA TION PHAN EVER © WLYSIAN FIELDS—Wedassday After- Luhe-free to all y anuer increas: formances, Se. ‘ Mr HODD will make his Grant Ascension and Deseension on the tight rops,at a distance of 200 feet. Mr Gardner will go through a number of astonishing evole- # wire volante. don foie Wire Elas ode: variety of el, and eonclude by will introduce his aston is forms, avsisted by Mr. Gar: jardner will introduce the rings. daggers, balls, &c. and con+ clade with the natonishing pedeste Mnusic at half past 3 o'clock. Performanee every hour in the afteinoo jyti ae HOTEL AT CLIFTON, STATEN ISLANI: ~ TO LET. THAT elegant sud eommodions house, now jaw finished. bail under the direction of the subseriber, situated on the Cliff Cliffion, Staten Inland, Telegraph, having a view of the Bay of through the N one hundred ope upon a piazn, whale house. at ing is an old-foshioved si which w il be let in e use, with a number of rooms the hotel, if desired, and which will aupply 2 nu ber oftamily rooms Persons occany- could be furcished their breakfast and tea n the in the new hotel. n ice house of six nee from the sea sa splendid sand 1 grounds in the There ws also fine bathing immediately 1 the Bay side. ‘To a good tenant pA fashionable hotel, one or hoth "The Ciiffton I joupleted, a the steaiuboats between the cityand Staten Inland will regularly. ‘or terms and further py Y. Kxpreas, or the ondersi iy6 lw*re heuse and tren cubic feet on the premises. ile m about a qaarter of a mi in front of the premise: who is eateulated to &, NEW BRIGHTON p this extab! at up | pense for the comfort of his friend: re tetul forthe very liberal patronege already be- », (uate by his exertions to please for a continue stowed on | ance efit He begs to py to aceommodare advantages of thts ple ‘The situay is one of the most desirable on the Terrace. Having a very fine large bathing house direct! t boarders can eujoy that luxury with the greatest couvenience end plessure ‘ie. steamboats ply constantly chronghout the day to and from New Vor eee ORGE. PLERIS, Belmont House, New Brighton. June 28th. 1843. jser Fenton el cr , tive most poy aloes thorceshiuneg in alten, Apply at the espidok Faiton sts. ALE Bihas ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins, of — 100 tons, tively sailas above, her regular day Passage, having aecommodatious auequaied fo comfort, apply on board, at Orleans wharl, foot of or ¥.. K. COLLINS & CO. 56 Soot FOR LIVERPOOL<-NEW LIN Bm Keguier Bb ck of ur Jaly—The Splendid Packet Ship Captain E. B.C anih the 25h ACK Ts —/ ‘6th Jay —The fast aatling Packet Snip HO PTINGUER, Capt, Barsley, will sai! positively as abeve, her reguiarday. The ships of this line are all 100 tous bur hw aud upwards, aud their uccommodatio second cabi, aut steerage passengers grperios to any other Line of gackeis. ‘Those wishiug to secure erths should not fail to make early application on board orto Woes TAPSLOTT, 43 Peck slip, o Persons wishing to send for their friends can hh brought out ia her, or avy of the regular in terms. Draits for lance or small sums pa Guscount oF any other charg the post towns u laud, also be obtained on aypheation yrr br able as above e 13th jt The vei Y fos sailing packes sh: BB vistnen apiaia Allen, 4 will postively sail as or CAUin,second eabin to embark shanid aiden la Pine st., c South ‘The above will be succeeded by the rpleadii preket ship Siddous, Capiin » Cobb, ond sail on the 25th July therr friends in the old 5 ught ont by the above « guise prakets, by applytigy ss above eter iyTee The New LineRegniar ip HOCTINGUEK 2 above, her regular aay having terge ond os masier, For treig.t or p rooms, aply vo the The superior newpacket ship Liverpool, Captain cldridge, 1150 tons, will succeed the Hortingwer, aud » herrecuiarday, lth August iver LD BLA K page LINE, PACKETS FORK LIVER! ‘scnet of the 19h July—Ths Heudid. fast NTE- Dew eket be despatehe ecommodations for cabin, hose wishing to seeure lication to HN HERDMAN 7 aptaan Lowber, ‘will aa above, her passed ip hase 2d cabin and steerage berths will require to mal payment of his draft Provincial Banks lowing banks—The National and vane god at all thesr branche A National ond Pro val Bank of England and all sts branches throughout and aud Wal Also the Bavk of Scotland, the Greenock we Co, and all their bre: M, throughout Seotlans or partienlart opply as above iy6r Cugar STORE—TO COUNTRY AND CITY DEAL- EKS.—J C. MORKISON, 188 Greenwich street. be- tween Fulton and Vesey streets,on the North Riverside of the city of New York, offers for sx'e— Grocer’ A’ Drugs and Medicines, Gonfee ior Patent Mevicives, ve Wood Paper Makers’, Dyers’ Arty HMacters' ints and Cn'ien Printers? Articles, Painters? Articles, Koot Beer Makers, GROCER®’ ARTICL Sponish Segars, nuff, M A | Por aud Pearl Ashes, do teh Stared. Stongeton's Bitters, Ont Peppermmt, Mace, Fig Bine, Cloves, Powdered Gioger and Root — Castor Oil, in bottles, White Leed, dry and in oil, Aleohol, Alama, Copperas, Olive Oil, io byttles, 30 ea Epsom Salts, ulphar, n ch. ‘Ainin: nio, riniah Lustre, Olive Ot, 1 BI d Loco Foeo phor, 8, 12 each, OILS. have and refined Whale, Spirits Turpentine, Jyltiw*ee “DON, -Regul Packet of the 20h plenvid packrt shiv HENDAICK above, her re- eke f ‘apt. Moore, will sail aa ior aceommoations for exbin, ind cabin y esenqedy pormeen to embark should Meation t) JORKPH MeMURRA Y. 160 Pine street, coruer of South. ing t0 send for ean have therm any of the regalar packets by pest Dal 20h Jay Che feNDRG KH 8 for eabin, second cebdin aud enge's, tho ing to seeure births ,should ue fail tome early appliertion on b . eS 49 Peek Bip cor South at Pernovs desiro ws of senving for their irieads ean have them bronght ont in thts splendid ship which sails from Loudon orany of the regular line on reasouable ng to remit money can have d emand in all the principal (ow “i, iteed. Any guarantee co that effect will be et by 4-4 A" Oreilly & Woodruff, who will prompt by motu court, and all Rk F orted, is HINCHMAN. of Belmont Proprietor N. rahave been pro- ‘iane seeured—ond yo eae wil! be stared to rer delichtiul spot @ pleasant hom» for ‘howe who he worm season ta the cowatey fami ‘oms,- an be farnished an ar plication senbary, at their on ce, 49 William street ‘Tawasuny Darantaest, June 28, 1843. NOUCE OF Re DEMPI ON OF TR. sty NOTES.—Novice is nereby given that this Dey ready to rede t the Us interest 4n the ry Noes which become dae +a or before the 3ist day of ou that #ay; and on all remaining: tat ‘which be a will cease " tice will be redeered by Depositories of the United States, in the eity of New ov atthe city of Washington, or at tne Treasury the ‘ork, J.C. SPENCER, Seevetniy of the Treasury. & SEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER—No, 10, Vol. iy 2 Iwr 2, contaiusRemarks ov [he Law of Practice as regulated by the Revised Statuter—by Stlas Jones. owhor of Au Intro duction to Legal Science”—History and Practice of Iujanctions =The Lew cf Joint Soc Companies=Assignment of Ch m Action—¥ the é Chaves Ys Bore—Divoree, Ady e Cuaueellor Sandfo:ds C. ham Court of Appeals, ¥ Ne Stay of Proceed. t, Cammauns and Po'leel Power dmi Unied § ja Wailvs Andre ee, Consy shiy—New York Common Pleas, Robin Wrieox “Moris rem English Cane Queen’ Die otogem , Pub ished b wen, editor and proprietor, 42 Ann street, New. he Istaud 1th ofevery monte, at $3 per anuum, inv The present oamber contains four additional pages, and the foure numbers wil! contam a like addition. va 1 of this work may be hed handsomely bound, priee $9. jrigier G AY BARGAINS—A RARE CHANCE —The stock ih the fixcures and jesse of a whel end retail Boot i Shoe Store, in ove of the hest situations for the business the city, formerly oecapied by the Inte Mr. John Hutchins, ased, will be sold fe i geaeedl, will Be Gold cheap Tor GND. sas te much 0 tam street, bea Roose - ¥ SECOND AUVENT CAMP MEETING commences A omdey, Jai at 3 P. t Williamabargh, wo s. Preaching exch day at 10 A, M. and und is pleasantly si about 340 mile ay ina Cedar Grove, near the head of the Rope walk 0 are willing to know and embrace the truth are invi'ed to attend. O aeee D/gsOLuTION= ‘he co; inti between A. & BE. comsent. Son continne 5 or ae. T Jaly oth, 1843. A. MARSHALL will the ARS the business on his own 2c- against the old firm of will be settled by jy ‘AL MARSHALT. “WARM BATHS—ONLY ONE SHILLING ! KY ICKEKBOCKER BATHS, 10! Bowery —The subscit- ber resvecitully takes lea juvice public «tention to he amed eatablis han yelp raw of Warm, C eee Showei fitted up with ‘aste, ‘and order, ine Feriot to nome ia this ey” Charges at the folowing redweed 10 for $1 B. GOMPUTS. TARRANT’S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CAPAIVA AND CUBEBS. SHIS medicine bar been extensively used on shipboard and [AS medcitien Stace, and is preferable to any other — asensen i Chis, & remedy ; id ‘without any appliea- ition in diet, or con fine: ed effeetaally in 1 few days at og Ving of feelin: » tom sensitive person, veh a cheap, portable and pleasant remedy, ‘sale Wholesale and retail, by JAMES TARRANT, Drogeist, ke. cor Greenwich wren ats. ‘0. THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA~ Howqua’s Mixture=-This extreme!y delicivas aad nupara! ed Tea, #0 hghly celebrated in Chins sad Raxope, just ina, bow for sale at the Canton Tex oa le Ger Viahment, Iai Chathemat New Vor, and 116 Brooklyn=in vackages. Prige $0 sents and 8! each Phe wifortanate patient asa rst Sudsvilia, Cape M. Hunt, will suceoed she | “L \yetward all ‘The ) Oconee.