The New York Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1843, Page 3

deup shame to itecli Jor such @ humiliating stace of things, openly claims credit, in the government organs, for being able to borrow, at 6 per cent, the money thrown ont of employ by the paralysation of the banks and merchants. The government which produced this great change is broken and disordered. With a deficient revenue and increasing debt—no matured system ef finance —no permanent commercial policy—no fixed hold upon the people, it is exposed te the action of a democratic Congress, which is coming down on them with the growing impetus of acolumn of cuirassiers upon a bre- ken square. There is every reasen to believe that affairs will be reversed, the tarift modified, the debt speedily di- minished, and the old course of the government restored before business will permanently revive. In our article of Tuesday we called attention to the appalling distress which the tariff has brought upon the agricultural interests. The prodigious crops of the far- mers are crowding the great avenues of trade, swelling the tolls of the public works, and pouring into the great depots, giving the manufacturers for whose benefit the tariff was laid, their flour and supplies lower than they can{ be raised for without profit to the produ cer. If jthe foreign manufacturers come here and compete with the domestic masters for agricultural preduce, prices will rise so that the latter will have to pay more for his flour; hence Congress drives out the foreigner, and the result is that the farmer cannot get money to pay his mortgage. This is a living truth that every man feels in his pocket. Notwithstanding the swelling volume of produce that rolls into the lap of the manufacturers, nothing is left inthe hands ofthe farmer. He therefore bnys no goods, and the iniquity redounds uponitsavthors. The duties levied by England on Ame- rican produce, of which she buys $60,000,000 per annum. average 16 per cent with the exception of tobacco. The duties levied by the United States upon English goods average 60 percent, and the imports $45,000,000. The article ef tebacco has been much harped upon as one from whish England derives a great revenue to the detriment of the United States. We will examine this point, and to do so will take from the Treasury tables the exports of tobacco from the United States since 1921, with the value and average price per hogshead, also the number of hogs- headasent annually both to France and England. Exrorts or Topacco rnom rue Unitep States any An- nuan VaLur. England, F; al Shas ser ind. France. Total ex. value per Years, “Hide. “Hhds.” His, ”: Value, hogshead. 1821, 19,695 3 6,858 Sei 49 1822, 2,740 83, '69 18 1623) 900 Ko 63.46 1824, 19,4 8 77,883, 02 4 1625, 22,203 75,984 80 48 1g%6; 234 Goan 83 42 1827, 28,918 100,625 6975 Avg. 7 years, 26,416 81 003 73:53 1828, 25,178 96,278 5) 73 1829, 21,916 77 IBt 64 60 y 83,810 66 65 4 36,718 540 1832, 1806 56 18 1633, 83,153 69 29 18h, 30,658 87 979 74 96 85,982 5,583,207 63 2) 94,353 8,250,577 87 01 109,442 10 058,610 9) St 100,232 4795 647 o7 82 73:48 100,593 7.392.029 18 432,943 119,484 147,828 12,576,703 Avg. 7 years, 29,839 11,655 107,275 112.928 85 92 The first seven years embraced in this table were low tariff years ; the second period of seven years embraces the whole action of the ‘black tariff” of 1828. Mark the coincidence, Thé export fell off at every point, and asa necessary consequence the price fell! The average for the seven years was 16 per cent less than the prece- ding seven years. This was the benefit to the tobacco planters of the high “ retaliative” tariff. In 1834 the com- promise tariff took effect; year after year as foreign goods came freely here to purchase tebacco, not only did the quantity of exports increase, but the price also increased asa matter of course under the demand, netwithstanding that cotton and other articles fell. Here is a pretty con- clusive proof that exclusion of foreign goods from our markets destroys our export trade more than any foreign impositions upon American produce. Let all agricultu ralists ponder upon this fact. The table also indicates that the quantity sent to each of these heavily taxed countries has steadily increased. This has not been brought about by reducing the prices, because the prices have advanced. The average price in the first ten years was 5} cents per Ib., and in the last ten years 640-100 cents per Ib. an advance of 16 percent. This advance of price proves mcontestibly that the supply has not kept pace with the demand. Oa what pretence is it then, that the politicians set up this hue and cry about foreign taxes, and appeal to them as a reason why our yet untaxed peo- ple should be robbed, in order to support bankers and stock jobbers ? The real object is to bolster the falling fortunes of desperate gamblers and speculators, and short- sighted politicians, prompted by a bad ambition, favor their views,and hope to ride into power on the top of the enormous load of debt that they are trying tocreate. The populace of Europe are writhing and struggling beneath a load of debt which they are about to throw from their shoulders. While the march of events is onwardin the old world, the paper lords here are childishly attempting to ge back to that order of things which is rapidly passing away. (eee 285 Sales at the Stock Kxchange. $3000 N York 5)q’5,61 10°3¢ 100 2000 do 102°" 40 Farme 302 NY 5s, 1845 100 d. 11000 | do’ 855 rT 2% a0 1000 Ken’y 5’s, ant In 0 50 Vicksburg 2! 1000 dO large bds 82% «13 Utica & Schenec’y 16 82% 14 do 1000 do : 1 634 1000 Ohiv 6", 180) sw me 9 Syracose & Utica 160, 1.00 do aw 9034 55 Cant 5 20% oe 2) do 2a 9036 150 Harlem RR zz 9° 200 do 3 9 50 do 830 31% *, 9% =6100L Islond RR 53'4 do, 9% 50 do 53% 1000 iiacis Bonds 83 33100 co 53h— 1000 33 100 Stonington R 35 shes Bk State NY ty 25 do 2954 50 Mecranics’ Back 104 25 do bso 30 50 Bk Commerce, full 9834 125 do 29 Second Board, 25 shes Farmers’ Lo 160 19 50 Stenington 29% 200 Harlem b3o 3225 ds b60 30% New York Public Stock Exchange, $3000 Gov't Loan 1d 25 Harlem RR 32 1000 Ohio 6’s, 1860 515 90% 100 do bio 32 2000 di aid Ps) 25 Paverson baw 55 1000 do 15 10 wefiex 35 90-50 Wormers’ Loan 15d 22 % 2 do b6o 23 % 150 to 9% 10 ao %% 40. do 30, 50 Mohawk 9 2 di 33% 25 do 3 100 L s laud ) ong [slau a 50 ‘do 33%— 100 do 33 do Bi 50 do 2000 400 do 3000 do 33 100 do 1000 do do Rs Eo 160 do bthw 33% 50 do 50 shas Harlem a5 32% 50 do State of ‘rade. Messrs. Halliday & Jenkins sold yesterday at auction the following real estate :— ‘The dwelling house and lot of ground Jeasehold, on lath street, near Greenwich lane, containing 25 feet front by 98 feet 6 inches deep, sold for $2,000. Also, the house and lot of ground No. 75 Hammersley street near Hudson, containing 25 feet front by 100 deep, sold for $2,000. Also, the house and lot of ground No. 77, adjoining, the same dimensions as above, sold for $1,600. Also, the house and lot of ground on the southerly cor- ner ot Delancy and Columbia streets, known as No, 265 Delancey street, 17 feet front by 67 feet deep, sold for 2,600, Also, the house and lot of ground No. 267, adjoining, same dimensions, soli for $1,500. Also, the house and lot of ground No, 269,adjoining, the same dimensions, sold for $1,300. Cotton—The sales yesterday were very small, aud pri- ces continue firm at our previous quotations, which we give— Ordinary. Middling. Fair The sales reach about 500 bales. Ashea—Pots we quote dull at $4 56}, which is the high: est purchasers will submit to, and holders seem unwil- fe at that pri Pearls dull at $6 31}, at jes hai made. Coal—We quote sales of Orrell at $8. Provisions—Pork is dull, and prices tend towards a slight decline. Wequote prime $9 37} 2950 ; mess, $11 87011 60. Beef is also dull, prices for prime rule at $626 50; City mess at $3262837}. Prime Lard sells quick at ai a « Hay—Good Northern in bundles for shipment, sells freely at 400. Re gated of Brazil at7 a 8c ; Laguayre at 7§o,sales i Oils—We have no change to report in whale, 82 a 8240 are the ruling rates. At New Bedford the 10th inst., the wales for whale, South Sea, were principally at 38c ; Sperm loti Very little doing in sperm here, The receipts of Oil into the United States ior week ending the = instant were 3690 barrels sperm, and 7250 barrels whal lebone—We continue to quote sales of good South Sea at 3040. At New Bedford the 10th instant, large sales of North Weat had been made at 874c,and still larger sal of South Sea at 344c, both cash. The receipts Tato the United States for the week ending the 10th inst., were 67, 600 pounds. Commerce of Philadelphia.—The total valuo of articles exported from the Post of Philadelphia te foreign lor! from the Ist of January to the 90th of June, 1843, incl sive, was as follows, viz Domestic produce Foreign chan + $1,300, +e PROT 741 rather more confidence than they andica- ted a more active tats oftilnge Hotfers kop up eee wonderfully, and will not submit to the slight tion ‘valess Compelled by the total stoppage of sales, or an increase in the receipts that threaten to suddenly do for them what they are so strenuously trying te avoid. The recei| are yet small for the season, notwithstanding which considerable flour has gone into store on speeulu tion for higher ee. The late decline has eompelled sone of these holders to disgorge,and large quantities have within a day or two been produced in the market, for sale, at prices below the first cost. Speculators in this very important article seem to lose sightof the fact, that the shippers in the interior, on the least improvement in prices here, forward their stocks faster than though prices were more regular, and cause the fluctuations in this market that have characterised it since the opening of navigation. An advance in quota. tions for this market spreads through the West with the greatest rapidity, and every resource is brought into re- quisition to increase the shipments to the seaboard, in the hope of securing the high prices. ‘We quote the principal brands of flour in this market as follows :—Genesee, $5 25 a $5 37}; Ohio, fancy, $5 274; Michigan and Ohio, common brands, $5 12} @ $5 26; Georgetown, $5 60; Pennsylvania, $5'95; Troy, $5 31}. Wheat, we quote sales at $1 16 for fair to prime quatities. Rye,63 a 69cents. Corn, Northern, is worth 56 cents per weight; Southern, 56 cents, do. The most favorable re- ports ot the new crop continue to reach us. We make the Siawieg extracts from papers published in different sections of the country, by which will be seen the folly of speculators anticipating short crops, and a ¢onsequent risein prices. In most of the places quoted the harvest is through with, and the reports are no longer speculative rtions, but facts founded on occular demonstration, The Doylestown (Bucks Co., Pa.) Intelligencer of the 12th inst. says :— “ Intelligent farmers, from various sections of the coun- ty, are almost uniform’ in saying, that wheat will yield as well this season as usual—perhaps a little better—a geod, plump grain, ava not to much straw as last season. Rye is pretty good, though but small quantities are sown; Hay, not more than half a oman Oats, unless speedily re- rain, will not be worth cutting iu man; nota arge yield in any; Corn, though back- ward and not very promising, may yet produce a tol ble crop, if the season henceforth should prove tavorable. The drought has prevailed generally throughout the county, and has been a subject of general remark. Some small districts have had occasional showers ; but we are not aware that in any part of the county agriculture has escaped suffering to some extent for want of rain.” The Richmond Enquirer (Va ) s— We understand from one of our collectors, who traversed Carolina, and many of the contiguous counties, that the wheat crop is generally good—the straw less, the grain more, and the ality ofthe wheat much better than they were during the last season. ‘The Charlotteville (Ve.) Republican says— From ‘Vhursday of last week to Sunday, we had very het wea- ther, the thermometer ranging from 90 to 94; since it has been delightfully cool, the thermometer being down to 70. Cool-weather is just the thing for wheat, which will turn out much better than was anticipated, some of our farmers will have first rate wheat and first rate crops. Throughout Marylend, the wheat harvest bas turned out much bette: than was expected. ‘The quantity much greater, and the quality of the grain very fine The above few extracts agree with the hundreds we are receiving every day, which, with the remarks under the Chicago report, will be sufticient to convince the greatest croaker in the country that we shall have a larger crop of wheat and other grains this season than ever before. There cam be no mistake about it. The facts speak tor themselves, and whoever makes calculations to the con. trary, and Fovern their operations in breadstutls accord ingly, will have cause to regret it, and another time will take our disinterested advice. Rocnesten, July 11—A considerable portion of the wheat for the mills in this city is supplied from the sur- rounding country. During the month of June about 22,000 bushels were brought down the Genesee Valley Canal. From the Erie Canal there was landed during the same period 100,667 bush els—most of which was wes- tern wheat, purchased from vessels at Buffalo. Burrazo, July 11.—Flour has at last began to move, @ sale of 1,860 barrels of good Indiana having been taken at $4 50. It is thought this operation will dispel the apathy which has marked this article for several days, and beacriterion for farther sales. The quantity now stored and on sale here is large, but holders have kept back loug enough to discover that withholding their stock any farther is not likely to lead to profit. Ohio wheat continues to be taken at previous prices, say trom $1 to$l 03. Further sales of corn at 89 cents, and one lot ata half acent below that mark. The aggregate of wheat and flour shipped this season corresponds with the total exported eastward to the 10th September last year, and the wheat equals the quantity cleared to Ist September, 1841. Boston, July t1.—The market at the close became ex- tremely languid and win less firm—holders evinced more desire to realize, butthere were no buyers to any great extent. The transactions of the week consist in sales of 1221500 bbls Georgetown, $5 758$6; 1000 do Fredericksburg, $5 62e$5 75; 1500do Michigan, $5 37a $5 50; 500 do Genesee, $5 75 per bbl; 500 do Howard st., $5.75 per bbl. cash The transactions. in Corn are at a slight decline on mealing qualities, the arrivals being greater than the de mand. Sales within a few days of 10 to 12,000 bushel yellow flat at 68c, and 627000 do white do, 58a56c per bush. ‘rhe sales by auction arefor New Orleans about 15,000 bushels various qualities, 45a524c per bushel. Oats dull, northern 30a81c, southern, none geod in market. Cuicaco, June 23.—We have to record another unac. countuble rise in wheat and flour, wheat being worth 94 to 98 cents from wagons, Last night 98 cents were paid for small lot. We can perceive no adequate cau f the rise; it must be speculation, merely owing to t perabundance of money inthe Eastern cities. Perh some of the buyers are anticipating a short Srp, and if the season prove faverable, we predict for them burnt fin. gers between this and the first of October. There is now no reason to anticipate a decline till the effect of the new crop begins to be feit in the market; and we therefore ad- vise farmers to put all the help into the harvest fields they can command, and get their wheat to market as tast le. Let them make their calculations abi javorable season, the wheat brought in by to the 25th August will command 25 to 60 cents more per bushel than that brought a few weeks Jater. Itis all nonsense to anticipate a shore crop thus early; but if culators will do so, let farmers be wise enough to avail themselves of ther folly. Wool Trade. ‘The raising of this valuable, profitable, and important staple of the country is becoming more extensive and ex- tended every year. Those who have steadily directed their capital and soil to this branch of agricultu e have, amid ali the fluctuatio: { demand, and the great and sudien reductions in price, made it a safe and money. making business. The finest quality of full blooded Sax- ony wool, that a few years since commanded five and six shillings a pound, will only bring ‘rom 30 to 40 cents now, and our farmers say they can ufford to sell it at even that great falling otf im price, and make {ull es much per pound above expense oi cultivating 08 before. ‘he pre- jadice that so strongly existed among our agricultural gainst the raising of the finest quality of wool, is fast disappearing, and a prejudice as strongly in favor taking its place. The calculations necessary to convince all that still retain the slightest untuvorable prejudice, we leave tothe many ably conducted agricultural papers throughout the Union, but we assure ail the producers cf the raw material that the superier qualities pay the greatest profits and mect with the surest sales.— The supplies of wool from the extreme west, have be larger this season than ever before. The extensive prai- ries ofthat section of the country, are peculiarly adapted to the profitable caltivation of the most superior qualities of wool, on account of the abundance of excellent pas- turege. The expense of transporting a pound of wool from Misssouri to the eastern part of New England is trifling compared with whatit ison any other article of produce. A pound of wool, worth 37} cents in St. Louis, can be sent to Boston, and sold for cents, while a shel of wheat, costing the same, cannot be sold at the same port fer less than six shillings @ bushel. The ad ditional charges to increase the value, falls into the pockets of the carrier, while the producer is hardly re« ceiving cost for his joi nak This articlecan be cultivated by the farmers of the westfar more profitably than it can be by our eastern cultivators, in consequence of the equality of prices throughout the country, and the small expense of trans portation from one end of the Union te the other. There 18 no agricultural product where th fine to so small a space as the purest an Saxony wool. We see, by the St Louis New Era, that the steamboat Tatan, from the Missouri, brought down twelve bales of wool marked for “Lowell, Mass.” It was baled at Boonville, and is the product of Cooper county. At Rochester, the Sth inst.,the transactions, though large, have fallen consilerably below the purchases of thetwo previous weeks. The oggregate purchases of the present week amount to about 50,000 Ibs. Common and medium wool remain at our former quotations. ‘The higher graces have advanced, and we have raised our quotations full two cents per 1b. for the best descriptions. Saxony fleeeces in good condition to 33 cen ‘ino full blood to pel poe veaed +2toms Commontog “ . . +16to2 The quantity shipped East during the Ist week in July is 78,423 pounds. The quantity cleared for the East from Scottsville the first nine days in July was 48,838 pounds. i ‘The Boston market has not as yet received supplies of the new clipto ony extent. The manufacturers freely take all that is offered at our quotations, which rule for domes tic fleeces, as follow Prime Saxony Fleeces, washed, perJb, 36 a 40 American full bioed, do was do do do do $4 andcommon do 26 a W7 Super Northern pulled lamb 26 0 30 No.l do do do 2 do do do wad 3 do do de, als The wool producers of Vermont will fin: very diffi- cult to compete successiully with the extensive producers of Ohi mite is and Missouri, and prices must give way jual the cultivation of the raw material in- Brighton Cattle Market. Jory 10.—At market 300 Beef Cattle, 15 Cows and c and 30 Swine. the: ‘e quote first quality, 450 ; se- cond quality, $4 a 426; third qui Cowsand Calves— Sales at $16 Sheep—Lots were sold from $1 te 2 Swine—No lots sold. At retail 4a 5}¢. Foretqn Markets, Havana, July Ist—Our Sugar market does not exhibit much animation, W @ some « hat easier, but pla: perro =! Os sell without the browns ; the Set in, and good r ficult to be found. We quote treene e f Se yellows 6 a 64 ris., and whites 8a 10 reals, 4 acurce ; a few parcels inferior seconds are New Ma oe aé}r Our last_sale of Rice was the small cargo of F. A Brown at 9 reals; the Howell's parcel is wore inet th: brig Hava fiom Savannah, with 360 casks will bx landed on Monday, and also stored without an offer ix y ing for th« made in i moment is A athe siinihy 10 reals, which at ;this prot Provisions of all kinds plenty and prices nominal. Hoops, per M 84 a 43; lumber, white pine, M 16 017 p p lumber 18 a 22}; shooks, hhd 6 a7 rs; do box6a7 rs; beans, white, 8a 12r; beef, No. 1 and 2 prime and mess, 64 a7 4; Butter, Am. 12a 18; candles,:mould, 1 Magn 38; cheese, »m 8a 12; codfish, 60 Ibs box,2 4; FI delpnia and Baltimore, $1 $84.0 10; lacd, 11.4114; onions, 100 bund. $53 pork, N Eastern and 92013, clear, 14; potatoes, bbl, $4; Rice, qql, $4 4 soap, yellow,7 a84rs; honey, gallon, 2 4 2¢ rs; molasses, keg of 54 gellons, } a1; sugars, assorted, ; white } brown, 6 $ a5} 9}; white alone 9 a 10; brown alone 44 a 5; yellow 5} a 64; segars, $8 a $25. Exchange on London dropped suddenly a few days since to 64 Mi] per cent premium; at which rate £15,000 was taken, it however, rallied almost immediately to 7 @ 8 per cent. premium, and we do not think it will be so low aga.n this sea On the North, the rates have varied considerably, sales were made as low as 243 per cent discount on Boston, Philadelphia and New Orleans, but the amounts small; we now quote New York 1 per bag discount to par, and New Orleans 1 per cent. pre- jum In Freights nothing has been done for the last ten bat and we quote £2 2 5 for large vessels, with 5s advance for small vesse! Maranzas, June 30.—Rice, American, at 10 rs. per 100 Tbs; Codfish at 6 de do; Beer, doz. 4. 4a $5; Onions, 100 bunches, $18 a 14; Gin, Holland, doz. jars, 16 a 22 rs; Oil, Sperm, 6 a $4 rs per gallon, Beans, white, 6 a9 rs per a6 Ibs; Flour, American, bbl, $14} a 16; do New Orleans, $160 15}; Lard, $13.a 14 per owt; Butter, $14 a 26 per owt; Potatoes; bbl, 8a 9 rs; Porter, doz. $8}.8 4; Candles, mould, $15 a 16 perewt; do. Sperm, $32 a 34; Soap, yel- low, Sa 9jper cwt; do. marble, $104 a 114 do. do. Excwance.—On London, 8}.a 9 premium; Paris, 0 a 3 dis; New York, 24.23 prem; lon, 2.224 prem. Freicurs.—Baltic and Mediterranean, £2 108 a £2 16s; Hamburg and Bremen, 22 a 2 10; France, 60 a 70f. per ton; England 2 15a2 17; United States, Site 1} per box Sugar, 3 a 4 rs per bag Cottee, $3.a 34 per hhd Molasi Married, On Thursday the 13ta instant, in St. Matthewschurch, be the Rev. Mr. Martin, Mr. James H. Croney, of Virgi- nia, to Miss Ex1za Martitpa, second daughter of the late Samuel Hyslop, merchant, of St. Domingo. OG Virginia papors please copy. and those of the family are respectfully in- vited to attend his funeral from his late residence, No. 22 Catherine street, N. Y., this day, at 10o'clock, A. M. The Members of the ‘Right Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free Masons, andthe late mem)ers of Concord Lodge, and his Masonic Brethren in general are respectfully invited to attend. Passengers Arrived. St THomas—Barque Hecla—Mr Beard, A Maillard, Mis® Rickersoa, Passengers Salled. LivenrooveSteam Ship Great Western—A Low, Jr., Scvannah; Mr Hamilton, do; O Driscoll, do, Peter Tor- dellie, Italy; Dr T Tellkampf, Cincinnati; T T Spence, N Orleans; Mr Scolfield, Philod; Jobn Littlejohn, Mobile; G A Hopley, Charleston; 1, E Montando, Mobile; GG Dakin, Vera Cruz; Edw. Garrison, do; T Cramer, New Ocleans; John Pattison and lady, M A Batre: bearer of despatches, Mobile; M Vegei, N Yorks John A 'Post, N York ; John’ Ross Holden, Eng ; F Mo- ring, N York ; R Carlowitz, do; Julius C Gichorius, do; Duncan Kennedy, do; Alex's McGregor, Liverpool; An- drew McDowali, Charleston ; Mr Lepper, New Orleans; Kaward Beck, N Y; A E Kennedy, Hamilton, Canada; T E Murrell, New Orleans; C Dutour do; M Martin, do; T Levois, do; H B_Gwathney, Mabile; John Rule ‘and lady, Mexico; J M Richardson, Jr, Ireland; Mr Cormick, Jady’and servant, Charleston; R Watson, Pittsburg, Penn; € Birkle, N O;W Wylie, Havana; R Stanfield, England; John J Boltor, New York; Mrs Upton and servant, Eag- land; Miss Upton, do; George Martin, Scotland; G_A Doe- ring, Havana; N Conklin Platt, New York; Mr Matthie- sen, Charleston, § C;G Cleveland, lady and servant, Mo- bile; 8 T Ferguson, do; Peter Maxwell, New Orleans; Isaac Huber, Paris ; ‘Thomas Davidson, New York; Mc Fox, Philadelphia; Isaac Bell, Jt. Mobile; D Littlejohn, Liverpool; Professor J L Telkampf, New York; John Sutherland, Hamilton, Canada, Miss Keith, Scotiand; Eugene Grousset, NY; James Watt and lady, Dundee; JM Sevilla, Mexico; Charles Bdward Robinson, Toro to; Mr. Burgess and lady, Mexico; T Byleveld, Holland; John Gordon, Glasgow ; George D Post, New York; Peter Rickard, Montreal; William Bexjamin, de; Lewis Lay, NYork; ithiel Town, Jo; G8 Cameron, Charleston; ARR Moses, New York ;'H Greenough and lady, Flo- rence; Mrs E'H Sharland, London; Mich’l Harris, Perth, Conada West; Miss Susan Harris, do; Mrs Dean vant, England; Miss A Dean, do; Master F Dean, do; Fer- dinand Legare, Philad Iphia; Mr. Barber, do; William J Kerr, do; Theodore De Monteame, Montreal; Mr. Lyall, New Orieans; Wm Holmes, do; Henry Holland, do; Mr Leasch, do; F Brnis, do; Mr McClelland, Ireland; J'Van Hombre, New York; John Taylor, Glasgow. fraxnon—Facket shin Quebec Mr Koflazton, ‘Thor White 4.6 Geddes, JCM H Williaus, Mr Garra't, of Ne York; Mr Tucker, US Consul at Ber Mr D labo, Ba more; Mr MeCniley and family, (aad; kdwin Barwick, England; Mr Taylor, M's Hawley, Mr Downe aud ! dy, Foreign Lmportations. Livenrooi Shin Sildons-(Reported yesterday)—2 vkas Hughes Ward & com WG Whitewrighi—il com? TB Mabre~3 Wheelwright—11 J Ginon & com inon—16 H 8 Ballard & co—3'J Meal & comll ignt & com4 KH Boker & co—8 H Farnum & co—20 Wood, J hnston & co—25 Godley. Pattison & cod T Marriot Jall Brothers & co—3 Writ & Rosencrantz—! J C Srekson—1 JY Jones & coms E K Collins & co— J Pusson—2 Field, Thompson & co—il Wright, Sturges & col Kel ows Wadsworth & comt WM Smith—1 Edw Payson—5 Halste Jaiues & co—9 J Napier—1 8'T Jones—6 J Leff rit W Me: Kee scco5.J K Worrell & son—i9 Gummer & co—2 W Heveock =12 J Oakey & sou—5 Kichardson & Wateou—t1 J Campbeli— 2H Auchincloss & son—! J Gill—I setter dog EB Atterbury— 2 ponies J Boorman——B5 p! gst» order. Livenroou—Shin Bea—10) bre tin p'ntes Heo & Bros Bird, Gillilas & € —23 co Godfrey, Pattison & ct 1 Watson—7 J Goodall—i9 J B Mabee—4 A Slater iad & c2-—1a5 Sauds, Fox & co— 5 Hall brothers— Wolfe & Gillespie=19. Peabody, Rings & co—i2 & Fisher—12 Roberts & Speulding—26 J Gihon—H urray—K, & © Robbios=15 aton & Stewar—4_ Burd, Gil yan & co—3 Dorr & Allen—8 Stone, Swan & co—6 le de» & com9 Nevins & co5 Cameron & Brand—i9" hon & co Bro here—12 Bull, Clark & com1@.5 & K Willetts—4l i—10) H Wenkley—26 hatapers Austin, Wilmerding 8 Pattison, Glasgow; ade = co. Havar—Ship Ville de Lyon—With mdze to C Boltou, Fox & ystou—!960 bare stones McCracken & Liv.ugston—7 phys W © Piekoragiil & Co—8 BG Wainwright—7 E'w, & Stoddera=l4 Underwood, Teteret & Blaia—5 Boltie & Reeve —3 Almy, Paterson & Go~4 H Chey & Co—8 Laney. Lanodenux & Morw—2? W Esher—2 Boiccau & Thorpec sen & Co—! F Couinrt—3 A hens Beer & May—3 PW Echwidt &com1 do B simot om do T T Coter—i do T ¥ Woif aappel dof De per3 do Dersiemus & Boizard—i C Denny—2 Char-uard & c0—m2 H Henucquiv=2? Wicht & Savern2 J Hesienborge 4 L Liederna—8 B Co unet * com6 J D Muller & Kom 4 Tiffany, Young & Klis 2b ue, Lainsoa & com3 R RH HG hi & cod T Urnber & Dembicvn—6 bhis wine @ Peareom1 pkx Loischigk & Wisendonck—8 do H Wiene!—6 40 'T A Voisin & er 22 Defour & com 3 o0 Rerse, Bro’s'7'T M Uppenheiner=3 TR Meyer=t W Vyse—7 C Gignov: & co— 60 Beukasd & Hutiou= W H Horstman & co1 DM Keyser— 16 Roverts & comid L. Rogers=15 Gourd & co7 Gay, Lussac & Norlmi Virtor & Achelis—i JH Rogers! Wight, Starzes & Spaw—) C H Ketlong & com2 Lachaise & Fonche—1 Joly & Kreres—) A Legoox—t Lindes & com! Moran & Iselin—1 BG w. Mirrian % Genkard—1 HW Layston & Lyon der—4 H © Corbi t &co—2 W B Draper—4 i M lard—10 § Haskill—t Harnden & com! nvarg & com Dale & Maxweil—t event Leochaise & Corvill & Meibemmi J RS: Febx—20 H Ward & 0-9 12 Bechaid & com! G Garctami Co vill=5 to ord Fie nin —2 Kite! Aravacnitcota—Brig Vi lips—t6 JH i atman Packets to Arrive, Packets te Sali. FROM LIVERPOOL. FOK LIVERPOOL. 9. America, Bailey, Jone 20) Hottinguer, Bursley, July 16 Ashburton, Hutteston, Jute 29 | England, Bartlet, Jaly 19 FROM PORTSMOUTH. FORK PORTSMOUTH. ‘Westuunster, Atwood, Jane i0| H. Hudson, Moore, July 20 St. Jai Sebor, June 20 | Untario, Bradia! Aug. 1 FROM HAVRE. FOR HAVRE. Utica, Hewitt, jane 16| Rhone, Johuston, Tuly 16 Albany, Watson, June 24| Emerald, Howe, July 25 Ship Masters and Agents, We shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give to Commodore Konxet Stivey, of our News Bleet, a Ko rt of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, the ‘essels Spoken on their Fassage, a List of thear Ua’ aav Boren Ni pers or News they may thave. board them immediately on thew arrival. Agents and Cor respondents, at home or abroad, wili also confer a favor by Sendive to this Other all the Marine: tacetliwence they cam aviatn. | Nantreal Inforwation of any kind will be thankfully teceived. PORT OF &MW VOM, JULY 14. Cleared. Ship Vieksborg, Pierse, ew Orleans, W Ni nla, Witea, Daal nk, Bret & Vore.—Brigs @ nm on Hiab td & Coy L Baldwin, Pitinam, 8¢ Kitts, 4 Savaonah, Danham & Dim ferpsichore, (Br) Cuiter- 3 Cambridge, (Br) fe. St Johns, NF. Renee er, Di NS. T Wiuniett, Kam al Breit & Vose —Schrs Stokes & Anthony; Commerce, Krag, Prod ‘ip Ville de Lyon, Stoddard, from Havre, Jane il, with mdse, to ©, Bolton, Fox & Livingston. f tacket ship Char.es Carroll, Lee, from Havre, June 11, with mdse, to J. Walker : Ship Sea, Delano, 27 days from Liverpool, with mdi to ¢ Juno, Benderksou, 60 days from Norway, in ballast, to Sehinidt & Bslenen—96 prsseugers. Ne rwegian barque 81 vacor, Gorsmau, 9 days from Norway, with 160 ons iron to Boorman, Johaston & Com159 steerage seenKers, Papaque Hecia, Williams, from St Says, with 2608 bushels salt to A. bard. Brque Aibert Heury, Barstow, 19 days from New Orleaus, orth cotton, &e. to Brig Caroline Fy jartias, via St. Thomas ter ‘ i Rice, 20 days from Turks Island, with s 0 1 ao yin Kewell, (of Ball River) 2 days from Apala- ey West, with cotton, to Brush brig Blewheim, Dur omy & Beck with. putane Lonwe Maria, 00 days from Bergen, Norway, on Ballasts &9 order—48 passeng: ! oe Giucwn, Aboott, Iddays from Bt. Thomas, with md ¢, with plrster, to master Beit Meramora, Fra we Era ed, Kaylor, 6 days. from Thomaston, with lime, (of Warren) 12 days from Baraco Mos Hope, Browning, 3 days trom Norfol, with mdse, to i Below. One barque, wo brigs, uaknown, Herald Marine ay ‘Ker, sm pay the sal her and her cargo of and pe The d Pp “id 10 sal oped ree be same have been paid partly in 0. se s+ $2,807 60 ‘The duties there: 1,703 31 Natt Erpereds of sale Pont ti , ne-third of whic! Ivors, 368 (9 Compr Leaving balance of poor vat Bo chore ow 736 20 fartene a The salvage onthe barque is- ++ +++ +++ 1A 0 | is Te pay which and costs, 193. bo: have been sold for: From which were paid duties Leaving nett sales. Deducting salvage on barqu To which add balance Proceeds of sales of damaged cargo: Deduct what will probably be the cest of Balance of money probably left Aver the sale of damaged her the sale of which $56 were giveu to th y Court for the $376 50 is ‘eft'of the caro, 913 boxes jaugar and 56,000, seqa hich I belteve ‘hy master incends to proceed. on his vo is Vessel is repeired. She is to receive on eutire vew AUCTION SaLks. Key W) ‘Tho master of the Russian barane ' meri Meereraeh al st jt, am ms igre ¥ BwLk & ti aw SATURDAY At 1036 welock v 1,101 29 | Large sale of elexant Lipeneet r * Also, a large and elegant stock of new city made cabinet far- Pisco Portes—Als0, same time, without OF private fa 1,996 50 | cles at public sale 1 00 sme time, patent water filters and water coolers and r there were left 1,667 boxes, | Large Sa'e of Blcvk Boons aud Stationery Articler—Com- " Ivors. ‘There were siso 84,000 | prising an entire sine” of s| segars, of which 23,009 were given to the salvos. Thus there | able for merchay wih | paver and bin Ke as | ers down to scriptions os Blink Books, suit gotup in the vest style as rey nid of eveay variety, from the Lan * is artic’ es in the stati as keel, which is soon expected from Hayrna, and other les portant repairs ‘The ouly vessels now in port, are th fT ders from owne Rudolph Groving i sand 51 OIE re and sehr o Chtleston. now being niaxed into a. brig, her having proved defecuve here have ck ly. 1m informed that a few Wi were ashore Pacer suir Vinarnian, Alle: Her letter bags «lose at Gil wing hairs, ott: stands, exrd, diving, ohenses, Wardrobes, he Sc the very best materials, for Liverpool, sails to-day: | and toilet sets, all warranted made in the Exchange, at the usual | Xl (0 be positively sold without reserve. hour thi, memin Wrecxeo—The English ship City of Aberdeen, wa® wreck dow the 25th of March, about 400 miles from. Valpa raiso Hiv Apntan, Davis, at Boston from Liverpool, experienced on the 6th wit lac5l, lou 12 W.a revere gale trom WNW. to WSW;shipoed ahex y sea, broke main rail between the fore and coai rig ing, aud lost nearly all the bulwarks. Whalemen, ‘The Rowena, Fates, a Fall River from New Zealand, with 2700 bb!s wh avd 349 sp, reporta=Keb 3, Lagoda, M xfield, NB, 22°05 Bih Julien, Mayhew, do, 1550, 150 sp; 9th, Robs Rowne, Fitch. NL, xp and L rt wh= epirted in Dees 160 aps, Mthy 80> chia & Eliza. Coffin, Doxnure, 700 bole; ish, Moutrelier, T- ber, NB, 140° 6058p; Mch 3, Fanny, Fordham, SH, 2400, 200 spy Gch, John & Edward, Hudson, NB, 400 sp 500 wh; 20ch, Homi foo Hend, SH, 3600 wh 200 sp—the above we: Z and _Sailed from New Bedford 1th inst. St Gearg © di Isnse Howland, Fishe ing, LI. 12th inst. Monmouth, Hedges, from bb's wh 75 som and 12,000 Ibs bone. Left at 51 Arnaut, West, of Mystic, 1400 bbls oi the ‘Lroto ndon 6th inst Clement, Pendleton, Tadian Ovean, 1500 bbis wh 30ap_ 300 hu phack oil. 6000 Ibs" bone — Sid Ist, Avert, Middiecon, NW Coast 6th, Mentor, Swett, 1o- van erat. BEACON COURSE—TROTTING HOBOKEN, N. J at New Zea- Moanpay, July 17th, at 4 PL M.—Parse $100, cue mile heats, bert 3 10 5, wader the anddle D.B yaut enters (t- carry the rules of the course, 145 Ibs) gm Lady Suffolk. Spicer teh weight, ch. g. Beppo. Ity informed that the above Parse by being ev uamived, jy ar Carib, of Bostou, spoken off St Helena May 30, with 200 sp and 60 wh. Spoken, Wertminater, Atwood, London for NYork, Jane 29, lat 47 by the Loaisa M exis, 35 days 73.50, short of provisions, was supplied—py the Victory, at this 8, at thi. port street, NEW YORK SN PRESCOTT, Pilot, o- takes charge ax inaster and pilot of vessels bound to New Bed , Portsmouth, Portia Office et Frye & Sh: rner Beekman Reference ton ia Laguna for Boston, no date, lat 35 25, lon | sn4 the several lasarince Camnemies im this erty rtlan! 2, tom 43,30—by the Ville de yo, a¢ thie port ow Clarendon, Stoddart, 35 days {rout Mobile for Liverpool, 16th June. off Cape Clear—by thy Siddous, at this yort Bheale, Boston Alliance, Liverpool for Wiscasset, July 3, lat 4126, lon 65— | PORT lon 57 3 Ei of Waldoboro, 7 days from Boston for Nassau, NP. 92, lon 56 30 ed nothing but tight easteily winds and calms since f sailing—all well. ucherse d?Orierus, Richardson, NYork for Havre, July 9, Jar 43, lo" 65 40. Millivoket, of and dom Bangor for Gaadaloupe, June 23, lat 20 tou 57 55, John Cadvwus, Blanchard, Liverpool for Portland, July 7, lat ‘gar, 13 days from Mobile for N 2 20, lon 6 ek Se ‘ors, BE ‘ork, July 11, Cape Heul sper SE 39 miles, i “ Patsey B Blount, from Belize, Hond. for New York, July 11; | oth “n S# 30 mil Henle: _ Caledonia Brander, from and for the same port, at the same time and place. Jopen, on a cr foreign Porta, St THomas. July 1—In port, John W Cater, Davi Ianbella, MoKee, for St Croix: Bak Hancock, from Boston for oes for Philadelphia; Rebe paulding, from Ba'timore for NYork; Gen Sentt, Sc Croix for Turks Island: N Cole, Boyer, for B.lti> Nowiau, B. Wom Allen, Sp: Doughty, times. June 29. Wi Cyok, from Gardaloupe for Turks Isiand; 27th, Sarah Truudad for Mobile; 2th, Alicia, do for Baltimore lavaNA, Jaly I—In port, Ebro, Perry, for Cowes, ,oxt week; | Cherokee, Lord, do doy Aleato, Whittig. do woor's, Concord, Lord, dos Minerva, Knowles dodo; ‘Thracian, Brown, for | [i] Mardosh, une; Talia, Maustie'd; Bioney, Thom: ¢ht; Hormony, Macoda ‘Tartar, Smith, for Cowe! dey; ts, 00 atht_Loni Yes 9900: d, Mison, NYork, 2d; Polaud, jo 5thy, et IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF Honars. Kem JN WILLIAMS, Veterix port Orange, 19 days from Halifax for ‘Trinidad, June 2, lat 21. N, ASS lon Mobile for L:verpool, Jaly 2, lag 28, lon 79 40—had | Oid established Ve terinaty l stab! GULBEN BOKSE N mber of roomy Goud stalls fow sick h will be aitended to with his msl err, pmnetu The fret of Me Watliam sav dand brought up to the profession ia the armics @f Cape Bento ni England and Fringe, ond having Globe, Hillert, NOslears for Philadelphia, Jaly 11, of Cape | udieight guarantec ’hat those, eutray hexpe tenee,isa in with the core of rvices are off-ied to er aceurate knowledge of the periect formation of the Hoise canuot out prove bevefi a! Baitimare vilot boat Liverty, Jaly 9, 40 miles E of Cape Hen- | (heeeiminatiin of Horace for linms? Infirmary is at No. i3t Chrys to be found and consulted, ant w. sre will have he fall bem: fir 18 charges are moderate TO LE.T—The Store 4734 Nasvau street, in the Her Forniss, trom Guadsloube, waiting cargo: abet Baie Rimirsbly eclealated: Tar vetsil bussteey, f i oue of the most po,ulous thorvuchfares in. the Apply. at the Herald of au and Fulton sts, plersant neatly furnished lodying room, Terms moderate. Apply 14. ©: jy6 POST OF FICK, NEW YO ENGLISH MALL —Letter Bags per oval BERNIA, which sails will be clos stieet. rom Boston on the 1€ h iust J atthe Upper and Lower Post Of day next the 15th inyt af 45 mis nee a Street. M’Connell, for New Orleans: Havana. G loatrick, do; Cyclops, Noxers, une; Hannst, Woodman, fr Isle of Prneipe, une; Boston. Whiting, for sale. 27th, Hudsen, Buckinsn, Hamburg: Otioman, Hanouin Sat Boston: Tren on, Pitmen. RICO. de Vevds St Jonns, Pt. June 25—In port, Vesper, Loflaind, of and for Philadelphia. une. : en Jaly 2—In port, Jupiter, (Sp) for NYork, to sail in Pom av Paince, July 1—In port, Justina, Shepheard, for N Yok, 2 days; William Neilson, Morris, Jo, same day; Omar, Kendall, Boston, do; Champion, ‘Soule, do, next day. Malcolm, Mallen cea pencer, Detroit; Graut, Cleveland. Home Forts. Baxcon, July 8Arr Hudson, Warren, NYork. Boston. June 12~Arr Adnan, Davis, Liverpool; Lagrange, Allen, Syduev, CB; Acadian, Duvz n, Halifex; Robe % Row> f Tigris, Lovell, Albany. ‘on nal for 8, Hest Ta ice, Fowl, yard, Mataugass Johw Garver, Pen: ily, Bevis, Charenton Sylphy ‘Nicker rk, Philadelphia; Tremont, (| 98, Cla all, Philsdelvhia; Poge, Taylor, aud York. ‘ond, Jaly 11—Cid_ Alexander, Preus: ier, Nye, snd Adelaide, Slocum, Aldan} jellespont, tettin Orrice AUBURN CHEATER & RCo Wis ME Vernon Sanderson. for Key Weatysion: “yrus: Hilly | 4 gM L-ANNUAL PIVIDEND SY jonas 25th, @ W Kuight, | gay af Rate ste 5 he cit: ter Books ¢ p ¥, OB. June 2—In port, New ¥ tk, Matin, for Cape | Weis Transtar Books of Gis Con hree per cent, ou the npany will be p. t Shareholdess,wh ‘ranster Books will cust, YMOUR, Treasurer. OOK FOR EVERY AMERICA — bURGESS & STRINGER, 22 Pictorial History of the United States, No.4, by Jobo Price 25 cet per voi— first Nos. Eveyewp dia and Gecgravh ished by M The Dorehester, Chicago; | Frost, A.M Als’, the re Cooper, 2 vols. sa vol. phy and Poetteal Remains of the late Margaret Miller a Me i new edition, revised. — , ‘ous cares of Surgical o in in the Mesmire state, by J it luliy prin’ed on clean white reen Na i ul ¥ 5 hws, Ln pahinereen Naval Biography, by Soha Waust, No These, toget! sale and retail, by 25 crnte—Beaut cents. her with all other lats works, are forsale, whole BURG© 88 & STKINGER, ten Museuin Buildings. Phitadet: | N: B—Look out for Miss Ys Magazine for July. Epearrown, July 10—Arr Col Simmons, Fish, Albany for Provipence, July 1—Sld Translation, Wells, New York. | taining from Dutch Ch. rleston; Mary, Hovland. Balimore. cKronD, JalyS—Air Van Buren, Babcock, St Marks vin Brustot, July 9Ar Flores, Tuttle, Ronde New Lonpos, July 4—Arr Ellen, Radcliff. Wi nibil, Br wu, N'York; 7th, Voltaire, Sleeper, Thomast Richmond; Noutius, Simduton, do for Alexandria; te Holbrook, do for Nort lk; Orator, Da delphi NYork; Transport, rs Little Mary, Trott, Portland v. New Haven, July 12—Arr Surveyor, Houch, and Two Bro- Boston for Albam ra Vantroun. Jul i i y tl—Are Ironsides, Morley, Philadelphia — Sid Exe, Fravets, N York. Ausany, July i3—Arr Jetrot:, Cammet, Boston; Howard, | and Columbia, U York, Sid Biorenes, Lovell, and | re», Bearse, Boston; Emily, Bu Providene. PriLapecrnta, July 13—Arr Moria, § Tuscan, Coggivs, St Johas, PR: f Mary Jane, (Br) Spearmg, StJ sh tan Prince; riwtia, ‘arell, N¥orks dw Preble, Pecune gill, Kastports Man ‘arn, Martia, ‘Mo Ho mes, y Seward, K Tioy, brigs come + eC morning, aud proceeded up the bay. Below, Alp ewburyport; Pianet, Terry, sud Wm & Bird, yi vion, Kilbura, on, New mouth. NH; Orailoo, Lat kin, West In m Wilson, | ted Stave: HG King, De Welfe, and Eliza Mose ole, Shepherd, | per plate, Bakr Bostow; Niagara, Young, Willrmsborg, NY. Hallowell, An NY ermacoy, Coanty Derry, ireland When | the year i813, was in the emyloy of General North Carolin. Should ‘his reach cm ‘ing any thing concerning him, they Will erga ly oblige the advertiser, by addvesuingJ. ¥., care of Lewir & Mortuner, 187 Chatham square, New Yuk, ipl ew YOUNG WOMAN wantsa ing, from ht plain cook id reference iyld it®r ; jes, with the | if well Joosted. A line left at, this offize, add: the ae eceive atten ion, atthis office, s, T., PAGE SIX. Ar nd on lor at Law, hae ty Hall Place aud | °%9 Ve: mney and Counsel Office corner of * sumed his practic Contre « tort. Office comer ef City Hale Place and Centre st. TL FOw SAL! Ty handsome Muglen mi $100. ry th e Tilbury, for aula, 3 Years, in wse—prie ‘Ap: ‘The old members of the Hoboken Club are ptrticularly re- quested to attend. Fartherinformation ot the Ram’s Head,Falton street. Jy 15.7, 9% NAW, DISCOVERY Tor gilding, sivering snd platiniaing by Hydro-Bleetrieicy, without tdaivame Battery) atk trifling expeuse aud labor. Prepared Powiler for gildi Yering and platinrzing, w acd a Very eimple apparat in the enty, rections, to make uee of hisseciet sold by ; iyo Intec GLO. TIEMANS,63.Chathom a, | Sepeumed, wilt be OvICE—The be in tt city for som and he mnowered Mr. JO F.A SANFORD UBLISHED at the Beveun Offi , anew edition of >TRAU Nentocket bound $1.00, nooa ds 75 cents Nantucket, Jay 10—Arr Pailadelphin, Barnard, y \3eer phia. Sid Mariner, Adams, Baltimore, Arr lith, Pilot, Han- dy, NYoric | yuser ‘The Bide of Nature, con €sgeutial parts of searee works, (cheapest book ex land narbor, Orray ‘Taft, Lovett, | tan’) #12 2 2% conti—Le Citateur, from the f Voie and the A) Volta, Tattle; Jas Goriam, Vail, and | brate Int erste Washingt “RETRENGHMEN OICH, to Citizen of Now Vor\ ant Srey » City ——A¢ ‘Gs t thers, May, Philadelphia Sid Antaretic, Thom son, Demern- | ROOMS. Now Gi and Go Nose ate ee ony J'Brick’ Reeves, Philadelchia. trouage which has beeu e hrened eommnnt +4. his L T THE ORDER OF THE DAY. ‘The immei se par ot seriber by a lib. ral has enabled hun to enlave acd Dining Rooms » Whilst mating these caud well known escablishinent, he hes not been Mors iaviog y venti! ted the Lich: Ano P Holmes, | two ur three WO | loon have been esterday | costly Ori Painting pillars aud statuary dem schools; marble Weatington, Napoleon, orks Cid Antares, Crowell, Halif , NS; Sparan, Sargeut, | THe Bill of Fare all others in say part of the Ui 40 aud 40'be weight, nt 198% re » barter, bread, &e.; all kinds of ities, with Dread aud veg Ceres, Tarbox, | roastand botled meats of the bes: qa tables, at6 ceuts per plate; green pens, new potatoes, asparn: * other soups,steal ed other different articles of tl straw berries chops, &e. am! one have choicest description, at prives equally low Best Java Coffee, green and black Teas, at3 cents per cup; Chocolate 6 certs, ke. Se Attenmive and ¢ Freneh, Spani cle is served w writers are employed, whi uring his fellow citizens that hi ferior to none that he has seen i Ments—besides which. the wee : every article ineluded in th iN : ‘OT AND SHOE DEALERS —Any person hav- | Tespect alone—exeiusive of ail other consideratiousr-uder it ing a small stock and a store locvted ina busivess part of the | Mp ¥ery ne plus ultra of F ating House on this Coutiuent. civ.» ns hear ofa purchaser, by addressing a live to W. B. | The establish new has bees Welt tec.” | tom Water, which passes thr: and low prices of t applied throughout with Cro- ugh improved filterers; aud the very day from 6 o'clock A. M from 7 o’elock A. M. nati 10 HENRY GOSLING EN AND LADIES’ LEFT O¥# WAND. desitons of convert ng can obtain for the same \MUND ‘J. PORTER, Commissioner of Deeds an} Law | (QENTLEM jy 6c ROBr utlemen or famili left off wearin , hg highest cash pice S'S, 58 Lumber st_ jy i2 lw*re on. iT be held at Turtle | fmiiiuching th July inst. at 3 o'clock, | will attend them at their residence by appot tment Vie ‘ No. 6 Jobn st. snd 144 Vari 1 Ne Aline through the post office, or otherwise, will receive Prompt a‘teut o1 Clothing cleaned, altered nnd repaired. HAL BARGAINS—A RARK CHANCE —1 be stock With the fixtures aud jease of a wholes le one of the best sitmatious for the bus ied by the lace Mr. John Hutchins ig @ppare! into ea ir advantage to send for the subseriver, who d Shoe Store, Fersous setting out their advantage to eal the ba What 120 Chatiam s velt, aud examwve for tremselves. 39 Ann street. June 21, 1943. EW BRIGH AND ELIZABETH Y STs, FERRY 5 OCK —One share, act Ag. ati the owner a free passage to either place au’ a Vote setped by the boats, for sale low. .t 89 Maiden y' Office JK. A 22 aw TO, SHE LOVERS OF SUPERIOK BLAU dowqua’s Mixture—his extreme leled Hy #0 hi ried, is vow for # fumily of | Fea atevtishmens don the | ton street, Brooklya Par 16 KEP SHIP LIVERPOOL —Consignces per 0 nts on hoard without di lelay, at Hing ship, orat the office of the wi seribers. jp x ot permitted nb diys are lable to be, peut to the publie store, WOUDHULL & MIN URNS, iyi 87 South stree' PROTEC TON OF SHIPS FHOM LIGHTNING wing Conductors. Apot Merehnots’ hachange, jy3 Im*re PAL QPECTACLES=¢ 1H PRALZGRAF, Ocolist and Op ® larwe assortment ci Spectacles for short eons. vine Speetrele Glasses ie°8 Lintec 04 Feet bales patent Sheath ng Welt, recommended for ships 00 jong voyages or roofs of buildsngs, forsale by EK COLLL IS & CO. ae "56 Sowth sireet. FPLOU R200 barr tale by rn ‘ite ote rheneatemy 3 + HUMAN LiFe BUILDINGS & | J7i4 Suet ime pat edetss | BY EMP bales pame dew roueg Heme: ~ "56 Somth aireet. ei) worthy the atreution of COLLINS & CO. AED O 75 barrels rr fir ed, it Wp tie (Meserad farce Srcedres 932 hve | Ls teanadeeranes cod ‘ovhe EIN . for sale by N) a cots & £0. c Jyi4 3tie m5; ” south street. HARCOAD 1005 bashers Seg qual ty mm jylar ie Ne «for wa ¢ Red Fort, ie THE Noth iver, by -WM_ HA Mieels ty © TW NE—i00 bi Bridport, Sere, INet Twines, {rim 5% to 36 foe. wan JOHN SEOTON. a4, ™ Fe 4 nf Auser's New Graed spestvenaneered * Loniiiamas tae tee? postponement of ** me de 4 rorne” ind sper le on Wednesday, will wor = the new Gard Orers of - isan LES DIAMANS Df LA COURONNE (Tae Crown Diamonds |), The performance to commence at half-past 7 oelock preerset! witn the Overtare by pd Oreheatra, vi Les Diamana de la . ben, Immediately afier, the last new Grand Opera, in 3acte, with new scenery, dee, ealle LES DIAMANS DE La COURONNE. ee on™ Crown Diamonds | bie 5 "le ve Don H-nrique de Sandoval, Coan. ¢ Cumpo Via) Dos Sebastian LD’Aveyro, Me bolledo, Betweee the second and third eets of ‘she Over,’ hour's intermission will be allowed for promegadeved te frestiumeuts in the (rand Saloon, ‘Creams, Ke. may be had. THE PROMENADE MUSBICALE, Which gave 6 much satistaction last senvon,will aga ont the period of interinission, ant in ord-r to ‘rend 4 ment worthy the musical Sharacter of the establishme: "A Splendid Orcheatra has bgen secured. Musical Direetor, U. C. till Due noiice of nex 1 hgmisened in New York of the cele- 1ge brated MONSIKUR BL. Nimbus ofthe Ras ‘Tharedays. the Freueh Company—>iondays, Wednesdayt Saturday Nig Fridays vs (™ Astrit Police will be in. attendance mpd great ears taken to preveat the admission of improper persons. the dng tekets Fitty Cents, Mav be had at the Jarden during ay. 7-, A limited number of Season, Tick poxed 0 IC™ No portpovement at this extabliament on aecount of the weather, as the Grand tutrance from Broadway to the Saloon Whip oteeted, and the new Saloon, which ia ventilated frem the tov aud sides, can be eneloved at a moment's native. VAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON. _ Chonge of Pe formance FRIDAY EVENING. July’ ith. The performance will Swinging Wire, by Mr. Gurduer ily—"Luesdays wit be dew Sony ‘ot Marries yer” AS by Mir W. Mi rer will \utoduce his firm Wy and yudy 30 minutes, for promenad> and refreshments, dur he Bross Band will play a number of populat rire pity charae of the Trumpet will asnounce the seceud per form * Sony + Father Land? by Miss Rosemond ; Nearo Song of’ Jun Brows” by Mr Moran. Mr KH. Conover, the celebrated Lili, Huber Mon will astomeh the andienes with his wonderfu! vid wosurpaesable Corpusealar Feau—Co- mic Duet, Couniry Courtsnip, by Mr and Mes Gardnor—Wae vorite Song by Miss ®osemons Sailor's Hornpipe aracter, by Miss Rosemond. The performance wilil conc ade with the extiavagonds, ea itled the VLUSPLEK SERENADE. Fanny the Divine, Mr Gardner. lu five different dinces Sam Stoffheel, Mr Mon Almission (0 tue Garden Freemto the Saloon % 10 children attended with protectors. nat aM befor rlock, aud pertormance ts. No » clock nd Cars ras by tne Garden un- WiLI2 o'glock at inh PeALES Bi VOOR Tella me AND PICTURE GALLERY, Broadway, oposite the City Laat ‘The establishment edutei exteorive collection of euri- ed Irain every quarter o! the lobe consist ng of es, Inse Mine~ jon abjee » y labeled arrange te Amoug the many things wor f notice are the folowing m=An Albino D white, with oiuk exes scleudia Leno rd meni Ameriex—s Bisex nearly [2 feet fong—an im: Serpens, the Siamese Twius, taken from life=the splendid "ie:ure Gal fery, con aive 501 Portraits, comp ising aif the celebrated ghee areters dusing the revolution. (p> Admusion to the wnole ONLY ONE SHILLING. or CHESNUT SURE aes PHILA DEL- 10 LET=¥rom the 3ist day. of July mutant, for a term of one or more years, thislong established and pop- ular hoarse, with its specivas and etegant saloons, sceve- ry, wardrobe, library, mane. hinery, property wad gas fix tures Its weil known both in Europe aud the ier sta of the numeroms aw AKCH STKEET THEATRE, (PHILADEL- PHIA,) TO Li'l. "THE BOARD OF AGENT'S OF THE ARCH STREET THEATRE, Philadelphia, are prppared to lease tne vuild- « for the senzon of 1843 "44. or a longer period, to an euterpri- ik manager, upon Very liberal terms. Applications addressed *" Bourd vt Thearre. PI del ents of the Arch 3 ” leicat 59 Market street. st the 8 coruer of ath au et,orwith P.M. Lafouréade No. Crows street, will be attended to Purtapenpiita, Juve 15, 1843. Jets ‘am DAGUERREOTYPE. JOHN ROACH, OPTICIAN, 72 NASSAU ST) Nv XT V0 J. HN'ST. E suscriber ds voted his attention to grinding and arrange Leuses. previusto Daguerre's discovercs, siuee th the areat demand for Caweras vas given hun constant employ meni, and with such practice he fee! js warranted in saying that tustramen's coustracted by him, have the iaprovements that enable operators to obcain success, Photogray hs generally must be held in certain position to distinet, those ta ken with my apparatus are free frow this defect. ‘horough in structions riven if required, Orders accompanied wih eash, pro.nptly attended to je Simer PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT. EXCHANGE BUILDING, ROOMS % & 77. ured the Ageney for the sale of VOIOTANDERS VAGUERREOTYPE APPARAL ‘TUS, covstracted recording + Professor Petzval’s caicu- ation, have on hand a Isr oritnent of these Apparatus, aud «rtists as wi amatenrs of (het art, wishing to procure WIL fou 1 to there advantage to procure in- struments of this coustruction. ‘The also have Iately import- edalarge quantity of German and Kreach plates, and ali the chemicals used in their art, which they warrant in every re- spect, as they are made to their order. Polishing substances, And moroceo cases. and al; necessary materials, are sold om the moat reasonable verms ‘The following gemtlemen have agreed as their agente, vit. — E. White, Esq , 175 Broadway, N.Y. P. Haas, faq., Washington, D.C. D Ricammond,'Va. Savannah, Ga |. Ohio. io (peat paid) and orders accompanied with remittances, wu! be promptl attended to, #1 - rected to Week ANGE: i x5 iether Exchange A RARE CHANCE. OR SALE—A Porter House, in one of the best situations lathe city, koown asthe Kast River Coffee House, IIL South street, wirh all the fixiures attached thereto, viz. bar and orvameuts shuffleboard (ander cover) sigus, Uansparencies, aiding, Phila. c. ‘There is also at mahed lodging ro soy able vain ed to the house en handsomely fur the whole wil be disposed Of at a rea- at ‘present doing au excellent basiness, bat the present proprirtor and usgeut business at the exon for bis wanting a customer. astern Beets ariive oposite tie door Loudon, Liverpon!, New Orlenus and « je im its mmedite vicinity, and th Buiton Marnet, below. To ‘ny one wishyng to engage iv the business an opportauity is offered work loosing after, Bor further particulars, inquire of A. H BURNS 1 South atreet jy! ine ONLY ONE SHILLING! WAKM BATHS. KNICKERBOCKER BATHS, 10! BOWERY. He SUBSCKIBER respectiully takes leave to invite public .ttention to the above named eatablis' ment, cousist- ing of Warm, Cold, aud Shower Baths, fitted up with taste, convenience avd order, inferior to none in this city. Charges at ihe following recaced rates Single Tickets, 12% cents, 10 for $t. dy! 2wiee m B. GOMPERTS. Tawasuay Derantmert, June 29. 1843 NoOUce OF R DE MPTION O TREASURY NOTES.—Notice is heseby given that this Departmeatie ready to redeem all the Trearary Ni heretofore et, and not imeluded int Departuveut on the 26th day of Apel lasts Ge he varions ng to tl Urugtese terest on the eld e due *u 0° before the 3ist day of ‘Treasury Notes “ow outstonaing, and any subsequent time, tuterest will cea they respectively become due. The motes included m this notice will be redeemed by the ‘ork, become dur at ou the days whe Depositories of the United States, in the city of New or at che eity of Was? tugtom, of at the ‘Treasury ‘ J.C. SPENCER, iy 2 3wr Secretary of the Treasaty. WIAKCULAR=TO THE LADLE3.—The preprictor of the New York Salt Water Flowing Bath, at the Bay south eo! Castle Garden, Bridge, invlt ye on Vionday—The mut L@ season, irom 9 «clock in tn vely swim modious and safe, huviug a five 1 Of sen water thi them. itis to be hoped the I avul themscivet at teas: of the opportunity to see aud so kuow the and ¢xtem sive conveniencies offered for their health comiort, jy 1sae®r i by - CONTRACTORS.—Seal by the subse iher for filli |, «5 Bowery, will show th. ih of exe-vation. The ear’ the west end of the vieee of roxd to Je\. Persons estima Ung will state the perce per Oe yard for removal of earth, as als. the price cer cubic yard for rock. stumates to he di ected co the earecriber, Wesichester Post ft at the office of 8.'8. Dot Otfiee, rk, OF le . ow of before ‘Tharsday, the 20th Whonaso pete: Wentehester, 10th Jaty, 1943. * jy i lwise $500 REWAK KOSH SPECIFIC MIXTURE fo- the cure C {Zonorthan, Gie ‘Strictures aud ana it certain. it makes a speedy and permanent cure, without the least re- stri¢tion to diet, drink, exposure or change im application to no long quech recommendations to deceive the medicine dues not speak for itself, no ove shall ‘Uur object is to notily Where itean be had, and or challeryes asinule case of teecut Ganorrhoee 0 h the mixture will wot effec, « rapid care, tae 0: $500. e¢ that anfortunately pervades all ranks of so- sch nd poor, matrimonial and single. y re pvesene'd wiha remedy by which they can cure without the least exposare. in the shortest time possi 8 dose of the directions necompanying ite week, whieh generally cares Inor's, 192 Browdwa House, ye Droug’ ander a fort ‘This te a dises high, low. cor er of FAD—i0 beicw No. 10, eK OPPER—100 « c lity English iy Carer ator eaten torn Coane yerebner \ snotp anata . K. COLLIN by. ILLINS & pe yler 96 Somth it jylamer WHEAT=i200 bushels paw Sra Le « str J. M_ Smith's, (38 Washington stree USE FEMALE PL! @ sear ae,