The New York Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1843, Page 3

deavored to be proved, that the people of those States can never pay their debts. This position being taken up, “a remedy” is proposed. And what isthe remedy so gravely put forth? Why, thet the States should “club their insolvencies,” aad double in the ni ofthe union the out- itanding amount ofdebt. Thisit is alleged, will enable them te pay! If it was proposed to a number of bankrupt individuals to form a company,and put all their liabilities together, and then double the face of them in order to be able to pay the whole, the proposer would be set down as mad. Yet this‘ remedy” is gravely urged as the panacea for Stete insolvency. The scheme isto issue a United States stock of three per cent interest, of an amount suf- ficient to give each indebted State a share equal to its present indebtedness. It is supposed that the State credi- tors will take this three per cent stock instead of the six per cent stock that they now hold, and that the interest willthen be paid out of the pablic lands. The State of Mlinois is used to illustrate the scheme. The position of ILinois is as follows :— Srare Desr or In.inors Jan. 1843. _ soaasadrenent Debt otal Bunk stock [ucerontmprovement debt, "S614 198 © Cimatdebe 4338, w Behbal college & (dn, 008-085 bf . seminar’ " eae gee or waraain, ” 291:190 di hich interest ac- Sry Jaen sop soca $13,926,579 $11,171,378 ‘The bank stock has been cancelled by the liquidation of the banks. The improvement debt was for railroads andother matters. The canal debt the State proposes to cancel by giving the property to bond holders, and let them {ulfil the object for which they first lent the money, and pay themselves in full. That done, the State will be possessed of one of the most* important works in the country, completing the circuit of water communication round the U.States. The population and means of the State will be immensely advanced, and the will and ability of the people to pay a small tax for the discharge of the remaining $6,932,471 of debt restored. The expenditure of the $1,600,000 to complete the canal in the State, will infinitely advance the ability of paying the improvement debt. It cannot be conceived on what ground so judi- dicious a plan for all parties can be opposed. But what is the “remedy” proposed. It is to let the canal go to ruin, to let the money spent run to waste. The people of the Stateare never to have one dollar of benefit from it ; but the creditors areto be paid- How? Why, they are to wait until the United States issues $200,000,000 of three per cent stock based upon the public lands. The portion of this steck which Illinois would receive is $6,663,876, bearing an annual interest of $196,914. This she would Bive the holders of $11,171,000 stock, bearing $670,460 in. terest annually. They would thus lose $474,000 per annum, andthe State}would lose the whele debt—because all the money spent would be thrown away. Her incomplete works would soon be destroyed, and the only remnant of the splendid improvement schemes of 1886, would be « direct tax levied upon the citizens by the United States to pay the interest on the three per cent stock. The pretence is, that the public land revenues would pay the interest of the United States stock. This is a mere pretence,made with a full knowledge of its falsity. The interest on 8 3 per cent stock of $200,000,000 would be $6,000,000 perannum. The land revenues for the last three years were $5,532,367 or $1,844,129 per annum. As. suming that the future income will be $2,600,000 per an- num, which is the estimate of the Secretary, it will stand thus:— Interest per annum on stock, 6,000,000 Revenue from public lands, 2,000,000 To beraised by direct taxation, $4,000,000 That this deficit must be raised by direct taxes, requires no proof, because the customs duties were never yet equal tothe ordinary expenditure, and during the last two years there has been a deficit of $20,000,000 in the means of the Federal Government. Now the sole motive for swindling the States out oftheir public works, and their creditors out of 60 per cent eftheir due, is to deprive the empty Federal Treasury of the paltry preceeds of the public lands. These lands which are the property of all the States, and were ceded for national purposes, and form the only bond of unity among the States. In the Federal Treasury they make a little deposite in which all the States are interested; it is that which each centri- butes to the support of that glorious Union in which all are bound up. They forma military resource of national defence. They give alittle assistance to the support of government ia peace, and they are a base for operations in war. They supply the place of astanding army. Pa- per money issued on them in time of war would give am- ple means to the government, and form the most available mode of taxation. The enemies of their country seek to sever thiscommon bond—to break up the common inter. est in the Federal Treasary, and give each State its pal- try share—like an omineus division of capital before dissolution of partnership. But this is not ali. The Federal Government is sought tobe brought into odium by compelling it to impose direct taxes—war taxes in time of peace. Hear the Wail street Courier of Saturday:— It cannot be denied that the burden oftaxation—direct taxation—is of all others the most oppressive. A people may submit to every a else, yet kindle into resistance when taxation becomesa burden. The revolution which cost Charles Stuart his throne and his life, found much of its impulse in the resistance to taxation When Spain lost her finest European pe sessions, the people were roused to that contest whic madethem free, by the intolerable burden of an trary taxation. It is a measure al- ways odious, Smid it reaches to the hearth of every family, and retrenches the{comfort of every poor man’s home. This odious movement is to be forced upon the Federal Government, For what? To defend the country against a common enemy? to maintain the national honor? to pre- serve the efficiency of the government? None of these— it is to create dissevsion—it is to send the tax.gatherer into frugal New England to pay the debts of spendthrift Mississippi—it is to take the proceeds of land sold in Illi- nois to pay debts in Maryland. In short, it is to weaken the Union in ail points at home and abroad, to sour the foreign creditor by cheating him out of 60 per cent of his claim, to create discontent in the citizen by throwing away the proceeds of the money they have borrewed, and while smarting under this disappointment, the tax. gatherer of the Federal Government comes for money to pay debts uselessly contracted. These are the objects which speculators an¢ bankrupts are endeavoring to at- tain. The following isa table of the sales of public lands in each State for three years: Saces or Pustic Lanos tn each State with tHe Ag- ornoate VaLur, 3 quarters. ‘1842. 1840. 1841. 33,059 43.513 23,160 118,868 4 389,275 Louisiana, Michigan, ausas, Wisconsin, wa, Flora, 3,196 Grand total 2,296,889 959,031 Graud total value, 2,789,637 1,079,366 From this table it appears that in the State of Illinois the sales for the three quarters of 1842 were more than the whole sales of 1841, and it is the only State which presentssuch aresult. The bulk of the sales have been in Dixon and Chicago. The value of the land sold in Il- linois was $450,000, nearly one half of the gross amount of sales. The land of Illinois comes under taxation five years after its purchase, and the taxable acres are as fol- lows:s— lores. Acres. 1840, 7,964,000 1843, legos ay 10,060,000 1844, 13,250,000 1645, ieyse 976 ry will be observed from this that Illinoxs isin rapid pro. Gress of settlement. Yet the State lands and bonds held by speculeters in all the States sell faster than those of the Federal Government, preventing the latter from increa- sing inamount. As affairs are now progressing, each State making efforts to free itself from debt, the country filling with money, and agricultural produce rising in value, the time will soon arrive when all the debts wil; be paid. The matter will regulate itself inthe ‘man. ner as did the exchanges of the country without a Na- tional Bank. While the politicians were disputing about a bank the laws of tradesettled the matter. While des- perados are endeavoring to cancel old debts by creating larger ones, the people will “remedy” the matter them- selves. Since the first “plander bill” or distribution of the public lands speculators and politicians have looked upon the Federal Treasury much in the light of a wreck upon Barnegat shoale. Instead of assembling at the national councils for national purposes, and conduct the affairs of the Government for the best interest of the whole Union, they fall to quavrelling like monkeys over a basket o/ apples, Each ons talks of the “claims ef his State upon the Federal Tr nsury” as if the Federal Government were some nondescript draft from the moon, and congressmen were assembled only to divide the plunder. If anything j® obtained trom the Federal Government, whence does i{ proceed? Is it not pro ra/a from the pockets of the constitu entsof each member? The Federal Government is defi cient $10,000,000 per annum in revenue. Ifita revenue is further reduced by the proceeds of the public lands, who ~ is to pay the deficit? are the people of France, or of China to pay? Thegovernment must either cease to exist and the Union be dissolved, or the constituents of the politi. cians who have robbed the Treasury must refund the money, with the expense of its abstraetion superadded State of Trade. The state of business during the past week has, no doubt, been very satisfactory to a great many, who have taken advantage of the slight improvement in several e! the leading articles, and made a clean sweep of their stocks. Since the commencement of the week flour has declined, and speculators have taken their leave of the article until another fever gets hold of dealers. The condition of the Cotton market is far from encouraging. Thecircumstance of the plant blossoming so late in the Season, already occupies the minds of operators, and they nurture the hope that the approaching picking will fall short of the average yield. The demand for provisions is another subject of complaint. The quantity of Pork in the interior, to come forward to a dull and declining market, is sufficiently large to create some uneasiness in the minds of the owners. Most of the other leading staple articles continue in fair demand, and at remunerating prices. The abundance of money, and the trifling speculation that exists, are strong evidences of the determination of our merchants to conduct their business upon the only sure and safe basis, which is, low and steady prices, regulated by a healthy and steady demand for actual ard immediate consump- tion, This is the most quiet period in the season for all classes of merchants, but a week or two will show alittle more activity, which will gradually increase, until it reaches the full height of the falljtrade. The following interesting table shows the nett iucome ofthe Worcester and Lowell Railroads for the past seven years. Worcester. 1836, $96,050 1837, 102,781 1838, 108,962 1839, 105,423 1840. 127,105 1841 147,808 1842, 190,697 Rerort or tHe New Youx Asi Manxer. Receipts at Inspection Warehouse. To daly Bi ra sees 025,641 barrels. pei “ « 93! « ate aly Lit. 186168 Stocns at Insrrction WaRrHouse. ots. Pearls. July 31, Lese Degree 6,100 1,476 «" O, “ 2,628 2,765 24, is “ 809 1,995 23, 1812 6,112 1,120 9), 16s 41934 1,108 The stock on hand the 21st instant, for 1843, comprit the following sorts :— lat sort Pot Avhes, bls. 4210 2d do do 498. Ast sort Pearl Ashes, bls. 720 2d do do 208 8d do do 170 3d do do 160 Condemned do 55 Condemned do 20 +4934 1108 It will beeen by the following table, that prices are b= an average lower this year than for either of the past four :— Taly 20, 1830. . 50 1840. 3:26 “ 5 60 “ 5 50 « 6 Blt Flour—The market still continues inactive; the re. ceipts small, and the stock in first hands light. Prices are maintained with great firmness, and holders cvince a disposition to keep up quotations at all riska. The stocks in the Sangha this ads om pumas must by thistima be very large, fo1 drain on the ship- ‘ments east, on ee line of the cepa at keeps down the reonee here, ond keeps up prices in all the Atlantic mar! We fe our quotations by Saturday’s sales— Genesee firm at $5 124 a 5 18: Ohio and Michigan, common brands, $5; Georgetown 5 374 a 6 60; Brandy- wine, $5 3740680; Richmond County, § $650; Troy $6 124. Rye flour, for North river, prime, $3 3745 Corn Meal, Bandywing, $9 25; Jersey g 87}; Wheat, good, fait North Carolina, finds a market at 4 16; and cargoes have been sold. Corn is in dem: at 66 cents for southern, and 57 for northern, weight. Rye we quote at 65 cents; Oats 27} a 29 cents. Cotton—Although a little more activity is visible, prices remain down to the lowest quotations, given since the arrival of the Hibernia. The sales for the week, closing Saturday evening, reach about 4700 bales, nearly corresponding with the amount of the previous week's operations, and at the same prices, whieh we quote : Liverroor Cua peek pei inary, Middling, Middling fair, Fair, Good fair, Fine, ‘Ashes —We again quote the fatteg rice for Pots, ‘ 50, without the least improvement inthe demand, and un: less the ialling off in receipts that the market has expe- rienced withim the past day or twe, advances prices, we fear the low rate quoted will become settled. Pearls are in rather better demand at $5 31} a $5 374. Provisions—The improvement noticed in beef still ex: ists, and we quote for prime 5 75 to $6 25. Mess 8 a $3 50. Pork, the same as last reported, both as to price and de- mand;tprime is the most active of the two brands and sells as wanted 50. For mess $11 is as high as we can quote. Ohio lard has become quite dull, and prices are merely Soren | the sales are trifling, with agood supply. Prime new cheese’ sells quick at 5 a 5} cents. Butter, prime, choice dairies, is in demand at 15 cts. We quote smoked hams 6} a 74 Cte. Pickled do. 4 a6 cts. ‘Sugars—Are. ac leans 5} a6} cts. Brown Havana 7 ‘I cts. Porto Rico a Shai —Sales of this article at 2 93$.a $3. The receipts light, stock small, and aemand good. ‘Hay—The sales for shipment, which, are to a fair ex- tent, sale for No.th river 40 a 45 cts., for good qualities. Goede —'The active scasen 's bbeet commencicx, when articles under this head will receive our attention. The present prices for domestic manufactured goods are not settled forthe want ofdemand. The trade next fall willnot be very extensive, but, like the past spring, prices will be uniform and steady,and the demand healthy and legitimate. We quote for brown shirtings, 34, 3§ a 4fcts; 7-3 do, 5a 6cts; bleached shirtings, 4 a Bets; 8. do do, 7 ail; ‘brown sheetin| , 44, Sa ets; do 5: 4, loa 4 bleached do, 44,72 12c; do do6 4, 12a T5e. hiskey—Drudge is firm at 23 a 23$ cents; barrels cents. jirits—Sales of oid oat uy & Co. at $2 25. it—We quote lermo Lemons at $375 a $4; Raisins, bunch, $1 5 Atoms, soft shelled, 12 a 13 cts; Genoa Citron 13} als cents; Palermo Oranges. $275a $3 12) 23; Married, On the 10th instant, at New Orleans, by the Rev- Mr. Maenhaut, Gxonoe Panvow, Junr., to Miss Exiza Divine. In Buffalo, N. Y., Pigg for by the Rev, Stephen R. Smith, Mr. THomas 8. Hawxs to Miss Hesrer Ax Lay ton, all of that city. By the Rev. Mr. Power, Peter Veviexto Miss Louisa Dinca, of this city. Birth, On Sunday morning, 28d instant, Mrs. Jxo. Incaam, Jr. of a daughter. Latest Advices YORK HERALD OFFICE. March 28 REORIVED At Pernambuco: Rio de Janeiro a Gnayras ‘imn Passengers Arrived. New Dagsgne~ Ship St Cloud—Virs A Devenport oad Mrs P Wheeler and two children, Mr Richard Blake, 1S H Ferris, and % rt sueerars, © WARLESTON—Brig & a ters, 8 Kingsbury, Mrs Doo; denghy Darforthe JIM ‘Dow ™ R AD W Woodbury, lady and two acy and child; F pears and lady ters Miss Fi Were iss Carter, Mise H Withiaws, GH Chase, J Mardock, nd two in the steerage. ade OT Raymond Lager, J Allene i A Sia 8 Brinlain, 8 ips, J Hi lan, Gatec rage arikine Bre Levanta Vire’ SaltanaP Mard Gronoerown, 8 COBrig Mar 1m, C Cook. GuyaMa, i—Bria Jove Ps aod lady, MC Wayman, 8 Al se Foreign Importation Parenm> & Ginnatta®—202% bags linseed J & LR Bridge~ 110 boxes lemons Pinkerton, Hart & com—50 do master=15 pip AB.co8-x mez order KorrenpaM—Bark Morion—=-60_ mill stones © Feryleeo7 kgs! stedier=3 bb's 2 casks mdz H Bokee=90 kegs indy. 1: hy Brg Levavt—|26 hhds sugar Minturn & com) Vo sears Muchews & comt Ibe do Mewsell & W hittemore=- items en’ Thompson dams. Bune Natehe2--160 boxes Damvel en 100_d> Spofford, Tilson Sasi get Pilson & co do owhind Sere Todo KS Haw andes byl sugar PE Feral fer do—750 segars Horace Brook—300 do & Stevenson ‘Gvrama-Bric Joneph—200 esha molasses Mason & Thomp- son—6 cks 5 bbis 2 do sugar to master. n Chase=720 bhds sugar 24 Domestic New Onurans—Ship 8t Cloud—200 bal: Nelson & co—130 bales cotton Masters, tobaceo RR Bearle—30 do Spofford Mado J ter—8 do Bush & co—40 do Spofford Hy ‘Biletown? “A H Lg Niot—6 bh's Oshorne Bragg—16 do in —=44 do Gree way & condo “a0 tales owen ‘Masters & Mako” Sit Dales cotton, Holbrook & Nelson—88 bales do <p bales hemn A Waitlocyo—t bees feathers | hox peltries A Whit ock—720 bris whiskey Sypofford & Tiron pigs lead Strachbane & Seott—4» bris Pallon Kirke & sons—162 sacks 3cks beeswrx Pallon, Kirke & Scent aks Roberts—88 bales cott 1 Ant sron—Brig Phy pkes Imen J Gihon & P Turney—I p& J G Geezory & comt box Hyder & com1 box C Sanford—8 hhas tallow to order—43 ales cotton J PJ ‘Taiman—'8 bales J 8 & B Post—~155 bales Hoiton. Fock Li casks rice Victor and Duckwitz—!4l casks 2 halt casks rice Herkenrath & Van Domme—93! water melons 10 000 feet !umber 2 brie | box to order. Craarestox—Brig Sullivin—100 bales cotton Hinnorth & Van Damm—i2 M Vanderworth—13 pkgs *Winn & Watts— bx mdze J Vai ncerpocl-08 bales cotton Spragu & Robinson — 77 do Kenard—1 cask Phelps & Oodge~s3 bbls rice Brice & re casks 2 bbls 1 crate DS Pette149 bales cotton G juckley. MARITIME HERALD. Sailing Days of the Steam Ships. M LIVERPOOL. RICA, Caledonia, Lote actin popes) (cy Acadia, Ryrie- se+July 19 Aug. 16 Packets to Arrive. Packets to Sall. ¥ROM LIVERPOOL. FOR LIVERPOOL, 3. America, Bailey, Jone 20) Roscins, Collins, July 25 Ashburton, Huttleston, June 25 | Kurope, Furber, ‘Aug. 1 FORTSMOUTH. FOR PORTSMOUTH. Sebor, June 20 | Panthe: Montreal, Tinker, — "July 1 Toron FROM Hav! Utica, Hewitt, Albany, Watson, FOR HAVRE. * June 16| Iowa, Lines. June 24] Baltimore, Fanck, July 24 Aug. 1 Ship Masters and Agents, Wp shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give to Commodore Rosexr Sivvey, of our News Wleet, « BPE of the Shipping left st the Fort whence they sailed, the n on their Pass List of their Cargo, and or Foreiga 8 ‘Newapapers or News th y have, fle’ will them immediately on their arrwvale. Agents and’ Cor Decoaplticn ae bonnes sicends wlll eisai tetera nro by sondiux to 'this Office all the Marine Intellizenee they cau obtain. | Nautical Information of any kind will be thenkfally received. VORP OF NEW YORK, JULY 24, FUN RISEAe +++ SUN sKT +450 722 MOON B HIaM WANTED— a af city refe or to do gsners! holesale grocer ituation by renee __ iy? Sum ion =, seamatreas, chembermnid amas wee, 7" Ifamily. Best of safeqenage enven. Apply at 119 "Tenth peers " ompkins square. ws he willing te NTED—A young fady of abi ss turn. who would study the interes the employer, to at terda bakery and conicctionery store in a pleasant part of the ¢ where sh» will have a comfortable home and.a permavent addressing a note in.own hand- sitastion,may hear of a place by writing to Bakery, Brooklyn ti terview may he had, Brooklyn, July 19h, 1943 B wing ‘ost Ofliee, stating Where an in- iyi ster 9 DRUGGIETS — Wanted by a voting man who haa been in the eare of Mr, ‘m peesemmodated a ‘Transcieut Persons Wishing « tion, will find ic pleasant, as the been painted throuxhowt + agreeable; terms moderate, retail drag busine: qua nted with the minor o clerk, having been engaged at rome of the this city and London=no objection to the count oats OARDING=A family anda fe id perfectly ac- nye rations of a sitnation as first houses, both in Squire, 461 Fourth street, entleman ean be # 413 Broom street. near Broadway t teentral sitaa- use is s large, airy and clean the family united. an jy9 1w®re $25 a large ‘travelling trank baw mirked Mrs. K, Morg: Wo'fia'es tad Prince s reet, tai’ RE WARD—Cost (suppoved from on Foard steamboat Mason, on Tuesday last, in comin from Troy to Al- ‘ith a card nailed on the end ig the wearing anparel of a an, CO} y. ‘Ay person deliverin’ said trank and contents to shall receivs the above reward. ARD—Loai or stolen, from the owners pocket. this day abont noon, between the Uaion Bank and the ‘oranda in the Uxhanze, Wall street. a morroceo wallet con. ining fifty dollar bill believed Brooklyn Ferry for six months. sami Oh oped to venue, and dated June 10th, 1843, signed of St drawn and payable as above. payable to my order, qu -OST—Lost this di from the store of Me 1 Street House, je, and white: Zanesville the order of Jonas Als», one He Philadelphia. he public are cautioned against. negotiating, the above, as they are not endorsed by me. A ti if returned to the store of Messrs. No. 25 William street, New Yorx, July 22.1913, dollars d Obi °. Site B n ama'l bills of the Union on Seventh Ward Bank, and a ticker ‘or Whoever’ witl re all hove the above rewerd, the th red. iy23 3t oo in passing through William street, sts. Wi'son Butler & Baldwin, to the ‘one money belt made ot bedticking on drilling on the other, contait onde. issucd in favor of mike Road Company, and made pa Smith, avd rece ble. for ana ‘ey eke] 9 mig” sundry notes, ere from Pitsburg Meee wanimt ata her Also oa and some bi iberal reward will be. Wile OTN ot BME Baidwin, London, “Ohio Jy 23 Iwee® Arrived, Ship James Edward, 10 Jays from tigtanees, a bal Bw Si in co with ship Middl Kus ship Aanold, of do. Off Autelove, ot Boston for Norfolk ‘Ship St Cloud Hpaence, 3 fem New Orleans, with cot- ton, to Barstow kk Poe Frei ip Gus stave,” Ednard Negres, 14 days from Mar ailast to JI Boy Barq ion, Jordan, ‘ts from Rotterdam, with mdze to Neam' th & Leeds—116 steerage passengers. ue Natchez, Is days from Matanzes, with sugar, &e. to last to J of Bosvay ua Cape Delaware, spoke bi singe, ores Mohawk, Peirce, from Palermo, May 12, Gibraltar, 30th ae to J & 1 RK Bridge Left no Ams. 72 days had the wind SBeaah trig Botino, Clemenrs, 25 days fm Falmouth, Jam, in Barkoam, 20days ftom Mayaguez, P R, with eds. British brig Belfe to pibadteton = Bug Chi , 12 days from St Vincent, in ballast Mi ~ from Ragged Island, with 5400 bashs i J soapts Caeces ite dasa’ frGel: Gaiypciby FR. wuh mp Inaseas ee t0 N 9 & Thompron. Left brig Marthe Ann, fm for do daye B brig Falcom, Pitts, 9 dvys from Bermuda, in ballast, to A Tucker. rig Levant, Warren, 11 day® from Havant, with mdse to mi Brig Mezepa. Col: 7.ds fm Georgetown, $C, with tim- ber, oP. Bedeer & Peck— he M is bound to ‘Klizabethtown— 18th. lat 35, low 70 40. spole sch Corvelia, for Camden. Apa oul in, Waite, 5 days from Charleston, with cotton, t jackle rig Emi Johnston, from Charleston, 15th inst, with mdse to Dunh mon. Sehr Bedell, 4 ds from Norfolk, with mdse io Stur- fe "Schr Star, Williams, 6 ds fm Washington, to Bryant & Mait- id “Schr Nea OTT ya 6 ds fm Newbern NC, with naval stores to S Bcisnet ay Shaw hd tk ‘Beanfort, NC, with naval stores oJ H Ws Schr Globe, 8 L Mitchell. Schr Napoleon, Ae stores - vs jngett, 4 ds fm Newbern, with naval stores to Swiszer, 10 de fm, Swansboro, NC, with na- ent Apeulding, 1 de fm 81 ‘Thom higee to Schontdt Vorehe ‘awn, Brewster, 22 ds fm Curacoa, with 700 bushels salt 216 hides, 31 bundle’ skins 6000 pieces ‘ye wood, Boonen alex ‘Mansfield, waiting ;'schr Boston, Brooks, i Syont Belir Halcyon, Patterson, 20 ds fm New Orleans, with mdse Schr New U a0 SM Li Left brig Diploma, for’ NYorks to ds Lm eatKo Packet ship South America, Bailey, from Liverpool, Jaly 20th, with mdse to C H yater & Whitma with 4000 Schr Fi ves, Left brig Abeona, Doon, for Amsterdam, brig to Bedger & Pec! Chase, 15 ds fm St Johns, PR, with mo- Below. "Rio, ene brig upknow a Arr20-h, Gen Cobb, Hamman, Nore where she put in and so!d 500 bushels corn, tts beginning to heat; Thos H Benton. Howes, Ocracoc! via Bristol; Franklin, Garney, NYork for Sippican; Farmer, umsey, and Yankee, Chase, Kondout. General Kecoord. Packet sur Iowa, Lines, for Havre, will sail to-day. Her letter bags close at Gilpin’s, in the Exchange, at the usual hour this morniag. Freignts—To Liverprol—Cotton. eee deel Ib; Neral Tr Stores, 1s 3d a Is 9d per bbl: Heavy Goods, 17 to) Joh—Tobac 4 pe hhds, Naval Stores, 2e 8 2s 6d Moveari: Goole 9 per tou: thaare Gan iy me Be ds, 72 per te Havre—Cotton, b 4 $id per et Goo Kice, A oy BEd 105 Bae Ke pdt 10 per tor SEAMEN! with small atores. —To Euro; month, — Medite Frauesn, — 10; West Indies nnd, 'New Orleans, 12; Coasting, 12a—; East Indies, 9a 10; South Amenica, —2 10. Whalemen, Nentucket, July 21—Acrat the Bar, Young Eagle Austin, Tahiti Meh i, vin T-rpautin Cove, with fall cargo. 2800, bola, ap oil Never t Tahiti Meh 1, Shed Mitchell p. Nant, 800 sp: 1890; (Clifford Wayne, FH, 1100 has Drew, Cad os 220 sp 480 wh; Cor'es, do, cary, Stonin:ton, 51 ap is0 wh Krouklin, 8H,'I ke, StS Jona, 300 Spoke on the ers? Want 890 spy el za, Ghase, Salem, 17 mm ob aS, Cyins, Einmons, Nent, 1100 ie oe SS PE, 1000 9 poken. Tasker, from New Osean bound to Boston, off Sand Key 0 8 ‘Orellor tore NewYork, July 7, lat 2 16, lon96, 10, 31 days out-—by the same. lat 9359, lon Ves Plymouth, 9 moncha ont, 130 bbls 20, B well by the Mohawi inniar, {vom New Bedford, 10 days, It 57 18, lon 45 15, clean, all ‘well, bound £0" Western Islesoy eum: Harry’ King, July 10, lates? 25, long 5443 fm. Halifax bound to Demarara—by sam Bcetor, White, Trieste for St Jago de Cuba, parsed June 7, off Mino} oneal ‘Yiarding, Bangor for Guadaloupe, Jaly 18, lat 42 42, ou 66 ‘Gora, Philadelphia for St Barts, July 19—by the Young Ea- gle, at Nantucket. Gen Marion, of Harpewell, 15 days from NOrleans for Eiden- ton, NC. July 12, lat 307, Yon’ 79 13. Foreign Ports. Havana, July 150).—In port, Cherokee, Long, for Antwera, same day; ‘Palma, Winson, 8*' Petersburg, loading; Wessace- mam, Lacyras, Cowes ana’ mark tersburg, do; Azantnot, Mosher, do, el’ Boston unc, waiting frergnt; market, cleared; Came » Snow, St Pe- Foruin, "Murdoek, fim Thracian, ro . for Cowes and "do do; ‘Lo ‘Whitne: wher, Phitadeloh peste Wik tears Se and for New York, arrived op the 11th; Cyclops and for New York, waiting; Adelzide Adams, ¢ Ish. Sid. Minerea, Knowies, of Daxburg for Karo ‘Marawias, July 12—In port, Gena, oft, Sc Petersbuss, next day: ext day 7 ip ass juck man, Briokweves hi iy hk er Shyquser. fond ptr ¥ . ings Ghailon F aller ioe NY rk in Yew days; Suleann, or me ArKO. Doin ports Middle % ord b, Cale, and ake Maris,”s wana i beck, ‘Thomas, Neve estar Chpainghai ret; Gibsons Sligo Stevens; ind engl, Pat terion, Dubl Biillvant, Greendek; Ty Fare iy Sudous ah, ‘Wan Sie 8 She vpard. Carnaiby, Seweas: Hari mock ; Dromahair, Pyne, Glouces- tr ifaron, Mov ti s : rere, Parpenter, divg ballast; Margares, Smith, 19r Fall ‘River 0 Hico. Coutrells d others, ‘Ald Globe, ea of Portisnd, Fall Rr: jacn, Donegal, Hodso.1, Cardigans Mt Se Ante, freards nat industry. tle; Sup mark Franavonr, Me Jaly 17~Sid Adamant, Purrington, Marti- nigae ontLAND, July 20—Arr Nile, Kenney Livepee! cola, Kilgore, N NYork. 2ist—Sigoal for Hf p. Sid 2 riet, M’Lellan, Gnadalo: pe. Portsmourm. Jaly cid Sterling, Pearce, NYork. Newsurvrort, valy si Arr Baltic, Pike, Porto Rico. Win 5 ges Tyler, di Cld oot em, July Are ‘Basle, Wheeler, Para. Cld Granite, ), Cavenve. hi OR, Jay 29 Ary ak Day y Geseste: Joma Henry, Jenney on, Philadelpht n Moss, Apalachicola: Washiratou, NC; Phebe Kliza Benrse: pony; Delta, Marchant Rendon Kyo, Crowell; Meleitie, Kent; t AM Hale son, and netin, Sydney, 'ynos, Dov! Alex j ‘alma, € Thomas Oxd ma, Vermsnt’ Ames Aid. Kelly, and Gange: halleuge, Kel ; aper Crowell; JC ie Win Henry, Thorudikes Jas and Bioneer, Crowels, d Stson Jaue, ad G Co, Eldricige \ eit, City ak vChamberiains Tionet, Snow, abd Clintom, Harding, New York New Bevronn, Jaly 21—8ld Erie, Wing, NYork Nawtucker, July i9Arr Mexico. min, Poiladelphis; Gide, Beare Albany aot ‘py, Brown, NYorky Ki isi’ Arr Altamaha, Long, and Dant Web ker, Ogden, Ph hia; Mon ills, Terrell, and Hany youe mt, Rondoat; Jano, Sturgess, and Riewzi, Durtee, New Yok Slt Rhode Tiand, Hull, and’ Providener, Brown, Nev. Collins, Philadel, mperial, Swai, and Sevator, Kabnines 3 NYor Nat ay Provibenc , adel a, J Art ‘Thomas Collyer, and Miracle, Al bas nye “Bhomcany wpe, yYore Sid Prindad, ‘ue! e Faml R Sith, Bll, Albany ofunpidt gta Back Brsmond, P Philadelphia. st » locum NI Heaper Reiter, Nita Sea Bihar Bu pert TISH BARK COMET FROM HULU--Comsignees s vessel will please send their permits on hoard. at foot More rstreet, without delay, All goods not permitted in five days, must unavoidably bescnt to public store ates WOODHULL & MINTURN, ACKET” SHIP ROSCIUS for Liv Daren oniaeioe board repos ce ‘aesday, 25th inst, at 12 M.at which time it the usual places at 1124 o’clock, iven | ofan, chairs, ottomans ands and toilet ad in and eu 4 pained wosh parlor chair 3,15 spriugand «ash Iso, extra sate of oe seat s. sels and other carpe lery and glass ware, pa TUESDAY, At 1%6 o’elowk. at the anetion room extensive and valuable sale of elegant clothing, supe {staple dry goods and hosiery, pledged Jo, in oatinmation the elegant stock of wholesale and re- tail drv goods sore Hardwar.—Also, the balance of stock of hardware farnii atore removed for convenienee of sale, comprising, a gene- Al rigerators, svitable for families or hotels, on an improved principle. DNESDAY, Wwe At 1036 o’eloek, in the sales room, Large Sale of second hand and new furni tions, at 1036 o°el Joek, in th Also, a sui from a ‘Yamil ly @ of all descrip- e sale rooms. rior Variety of exellent second hand furnitare, giving up housekeeping almost every article usefal and elegant in the Kot ‘car oi eluths, matting, tables, ideboards, wardrobe a, French aid other ehang and parlor chairs, matresses, beds, rang. table linen, clocks, vases, china eut slas, kirchen tense i PRIVATE SALE. Ajfira of abogs tee seen et acne which is improved having asaw mill, hous», barn, orchard, &e. situated 35 from Albany, aud abont the same from the Utica rai Price low—Title indisputablo—Terms resonable. Taq the euction room. For Sale or Exchange—A farm ,of 100 acres of land, beauti- fuliv situated on Morehouse Lake. near the vil Also, 151 acres of land, m the town of Well: from Alban’ HORAC NCIENT AND MODERN Ole Airings. —Chas. §. Smith will sell on Tuesuay morning, at 1! o'clock, at 387 Broadway, a handsome collection of Ancient and Modern Oil Paintings. They are neatly framed, to perfect order, of vari- favorable subjects, by our ee celebrated artists ; this being the and choice colle ‘a private gentleman. "The attention of all those who ‘appreciate such Ornawents, parcicularly invited. ‘They are now ready forexamination by catalogue. iy24 2%ec FOR SALE AT PUBNIC AUCTION. HE RAHWAY MANUFACTURING CO. will sell at on 17th Angasc, at therr Prine Works, in the machtery, and moveable prop ty or the company, consisting of printing and engraving inacbines lenders, copper evil piers; dye ers, dying aad blexel about 65 miles power, witht a iron sate, hydraulic Targe fe lathe, wita complete ‘ boring, and blac ksmith’ an assortment Of. imported steel, *nd new and ol nantity of drugs suitable cl for calico printers and dy , casks, and large cisterns, stoves. tables, benches, &e Catalogues of which may be had on application to Mr. Philip ‘Trassler, at the Priat Works. or o} FERGUSON - wa KER, iy19 Im*r FN the Captaii WwW retail at W: ee H SHIP CAROLINE, FROM HAVRE—Debts h may be contracied by the crew will not be paid at in nor by the co! jy2s 3 ignees. lets aboard scl ning Conductors. Broadway, New Yor! N' ‘ashingtou Market PiSAlee ruOM Lion NTS ATER wed scloeae we MELONS—A first rate 21 hooner H_ Walk: sale wholesale and jy92 Seer E. BUILDINGS & Powers? improved Ligh«- Apely i sto or address ¥. A. POWERS, 175 iva Im*re handsom supply « rine hoe flavored Sena the city, if not supe: ue above store id Desler in go best Havaca ad the public in ticle, to call at the He has received by sequal t any im All be open from 6 A.M.tol' ig P. nse Ad fling ex] Ny aN jy9 Im*ec Gamat constantly on hi ted the eit) formerly ee EW DISCOVE: by Hydro-Electrieity, without platinizing, wil rections, to make uee oft! H.% BARGAINS -A RARE CHANCE — ‘h the fixtures and Jease of a and Bhoe Store, in one of the best for gilding, silvering and platinizing Galvanic Battery, aca very labor, Prepared Powder for gilding. si a th cay apie iS Goa d the di ecret “ol vT IEMA 15 ANS, 63 Chathym st tock le and retail Boot tuations for the busine: occupied by (a4 late Mr. John Hutchins, id ei heap for cash. t, Opposite Roose- Im*re cian, a H. PFALZGRAF, Oculist and Opti No 110 (Removed from Broadway 55 has Os, assortinent cf Spectacle: for short te ie28 Im" re for j ment of thes aale by yi6ec 028 WRITING PAPER=A full assort lesirable Dapere, a he the pmanateotorers prices 1s, sore thror of the joints, ague and oP at Sulphur Baths requires L’S MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS, fecertain,aud speedy cure for of the glands, rheumatism t. Open from6 AM, ell e hour's notice. 3276 A Vite ba ¢ of the trivelling community, Sexe, ir, RD—' acob: L. H. Fineh, |. Kore, A. Adamson, EG. Brown, ‘Wm Murray, John Simpson. wsengers in the Talos from Charles- rave conveyance.:nd him- thy the support and eneoursgement Froncis Steive, ‘Theo. Koberts, Franeis Hilleary, a. Cohm, jt, Davie! Tichenor, 3.8. Rayacnd. iv2iit*’m WM RAPERS AND TAIL Ls tment of seagonable goods, incladin ke., in all the new and ¥ cr that the system of which has elicited s0 while our ar angements are such as Wi ders in foture with prom} ‘A festure fin the establishment those coe ae artic ‘our stoel ments, consis Burt ing of tk and Sati oe fn, \ders, Uader Shr Muslin Shirts, Office C; welling Frocks, Dressing Go owns, A choice selection of 7; JENNINGS & CO., ORS, 231 Broadway, Americxn soles tion oan ageorte be continue ible ws to fill all o eas «hich must commend it to late use, is the ad tition to les for imm assortment of first quality ready made Gu- ‘ig Searfs Drawe ‘oliars, de At prices which mast offer inner ‘sto pu chasers. i N THE of, other hi y24 3m*ec UTHING Lyte BEAU LaF DES» OK CLEAN HUM Jones's Coral N HAIR so well ir Restorative. It and will keep i three shilling bottle jalles the hairdelicious- 10 thrice as long as any ide, it positively pos-esses these qualities. ste FF le will Toros the ee to grow, stop it falting off, cure scurt or dandru| beautif. ma) The » is sold here for 3 shill if. and make ‘a. ‘aples Shavii seli three light, red or grey crow natu, ‘ally dark and fe shilling Bottles of this, that the public the sarge Ww ing Pas emede from the old Naples Soap, gt a box; itmakes one of the ensiest thickest and most lasting lather of any soap made, it is beauti- folly se_oted and cut ap in pe vt jars. Jy24 1mm yea disease, should be c: LD GALENS HEAD DISPENSARY, Strangers and ights are daily aj ted to Saeieve. elicate affections rienced pracutioner, Carein all Confidential. Ss cake (xy, fon eiled the the {talian Chemveat pers, fic. li gives the shin @ youth Persous living’as the South should never be wi captains, mercha.te UNBURNT, ¥ and pecen astouished seutement ve been aban foned a fevereble by the h no dical sil! and the most powe: hundreds have been eured burn and morphew this Not try it, because it it obliged 1 do to introduce 4 ee mimend it ax almost ofasli 2 PECK SLIP. citizens seeking medieal ait in au: iy case of jul to find the old stand. False ring Putting forth specius fronts, ealeala- Present proprietor of Old Galen's Head, val proved manner. “ pe has vo adoj cases guaranteed. Charges reasonable— iy ir ELLOW OR DARK SKIN CLEARED ites of Misquitoes Cured, by the use of a m hal ita cxke) of that most surprising Po joap. more (his i ore pes people at its wouderfulieffect. Last three cases of old scaly salt rieum, fal lotions had been reckles, tan, tuo- are many who do re can, thers Sets ind © itches, freckles, tan, oN bites of bed bugs, healthy bloom nt w nd others liberaily treated ‘with A mati fortuce might be made by an enterprising person to bring she to Sold at59e nesacake, by'T Jo mer ign of th You Third and Do ington, D © jig Boston, 8 State tree! 207 King strvets ia Albany, 87 Sai su Mar. IR—It sufficient for me to say conld eodu ¢ and live. afflicrion, your S¢ ow and within two mont ahd entire helplessness, to be able to resume my former du , and before o-¢ mouth more I shall be eutively fieed from the last vestige of disease. of ‘a Warm climate store pand by the use and effect of re that could be 1 my famil Bristow: with great satisfaction I write you concerning the at his wholesale perfu- e American ~ ag! 82 eq nt street, N. Ageuts—in Phiiade phia, by Zieber, corner ets, or next to the Amerien: tel, Wi New Your, July 10, 1943. valuabh paritia in my case, re, —) resisted all the nume- ws and others. My disease Hand alarming form—hope had shout the loss of both my es It me to attempt to state my sufferings that my distress was as great as mortal YAU the most trying moments of my ia was recommenced to me as the only pou. procared your Seren aritlay, ‘ have been raised from a bed of dists = 1 aim now enabled to go about, to the astonishment of all who know me, and this great cure has been made by your Sarsapari!ta alone. ce in deing able to reat and valual my desire (1s my cxse is a powerTul g Sarsaparilia) that you sh efore re- » recommend to suffering ence, this ble remedy, Bri arsaparilia. "It is of the virtues of your a to the World this, uid moke k my ataveinent, that others may be bevefitted thereby. are 1 Bristol, of a wary to 100 € his claims. nothing to. -d9. moderne, Hise Ure iy or . J. EVANS has removed speedy nnd effeetuat teatment and cure of al delieat With Forney & Ke. ARAH STREET, 240 Seventh street, New York, Buffalo. 4 retar! by Win Barger 50 Court'nndt st; Rushton & Co: Milbaa’s Pharina-y; J © Morrison, 198 O cen wich stccet & Morrison, 209 Greenwieh st; J Syme. 63 | Bowery; and druggists generally ____ 302 tia m SDICAI M is Old Galen's Herd Di hatham near Pearl st, where he c: hime: id Lr. Hevans will be foond by If age, science and forcy yen er to pretereuce, then D ernie, public to au in’ the public to know that h ith any office ia Peek “tip. His charges vasn vations eonfideutiat sp, vareels of medicine for the cure of one ape: 24 ey CHANGEA JAMES BLE LOOKS FOR SAI KYLE’S INVENTION. ferpons tn rast of a eet sa — the same by applying at 96 Hat id BEACON COURSE—TROTTING. HOBOKEN, N. J. Nat temp 'TUESDAx NEXT, July %5, nt 4 P. M.—Varse $100, one imile h ats, beat 3in 3, under the saddle DB. Bevatr enters (fo cae yh» rales of the course, 145 Tbe) zm Landy Suff ‘ enters ‘0 cairy ea ¢ ight, ch « Beppo IN. B—The tuilic | above Purse is give the Trot on Wednesday, the « desire to start for s purse with Lady Suffo the rales of the oudse, 1'5 Ibs. and Bep»0 catch—| eing consulted, immediately consenced and entered FOR HALIFAX AND Bao Reyal ar Steam Shi The » G. Lou, for the above: por Commander, leave Boston on Tues- day, Aagust 1, 1843 Passage a 0 Livezpool hi Apply to D ree oe J ent, jybbet © Pyle. NEW YORK &- BOSTON SOU OT. OTT, Pilot, or takes charge as master and pilot of vessels bound to New Bedford, over Nantacket Shoal Boston, Portsmouth, Portland, Kennebeck and HER Office at Frye & Shaw’s nautical store, 222 Water foes corner Beekman fe! eto a number of Merehants, auies ix this erty. Boston; ite im “TS —Packet sailing Packet. Bhir epost Taha Coaltes ail ponitively ‘The, ships of thi all | aris, and their kccommodations ates other and the several Insurance ©: and Portland. Both volgen ROSCL fi superior to the old co is magnificent ship before engaging elsewhere, and ing to aecuce berths should uot fail to make early application to W. & J. TAPSCOTT, 43 Pecks! corner South st . to 1h; Rorcias will sail from the i3ih of September, affording shiny to send for therr fricads a favourable oppor ity of having them brought out in her, or any of the regalar ine, on reasonabl ¢ Drafts for —e ‘able on demand, without cunt ane caieenee en em eee lige Scotland or Wales.« €an also be obtained on application as N.B. ~The Liverpool will succeed the Roscias and tk _ the I6th of Augnst iy20 FOR LiVe. BFOOL. =Kegular Packet of of July. The splendid prcket ship ROS ‘apt. Cobb, will as abov lar day. AVing Very superior accommodati and steeroge passengers, persons wi make early application to eabin, 2nd eabin, ing to embark should JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine street, corner of South. Persons wishing to send for their friends, cau have them bro out by the nbove ship, or any of the regular ad sd applying as roR Gif by letter, post paid.) R FRE, IGaT Ol CHARTER The wave: ie me bark COMET, Henry Wright, master. 3,500 y barrels burthea, is now discharging her cargo,and will fos see in a few dave WOoDRULL & MINTURN, 87 South street. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC —ommence ment of Union College —The Mohawk& Hudson Re itroad Company will ran ao Extra Train of Oarsas fo lows:—Leave Schenectat: PM. londay nd Tursdsy. the 24th and 25th i . and return and lodge in Albiny the same jy%ec Shneeeneemnemntentinekemmmenne naman neal \ITTTaMRAT PS =e eran Va Yoera of Mitemoisatte Monsieur Riss, and the whole of the #rench ny i'l appear, Toe perforreanes to commen: -y Overtnre by thi Filth do Raj Madm Rovilt 1 Mons, Richer Bush ve Danve gue Chiffery first mad second acts of the operathalt nn hoar’s n will be allowed for promenade and re- freshments in the Grand Saloon, where lee Creams, ke, Se.may be THK. PROMENADE MUSICALE, Which gave so much satistaction last season, wil the period i an, nt oF veut worth i e musics! | Soin jid Orchestra has’ Splene Musieal D Director, Niebts ofthe Ravel Family—Tueedave and wipers. wait ate of the French Company—“oudays, Wednesd: 8 vot Satordays I> A stret Police willbe in, ,tttandence nea great care taken to prevent the adm: eS om Fifty Cents. Ri be had had at the te ‘Garden dorne ir Toff A limited number of Season Tietets wut ne pose (CH No postponement at this extadit weather, as the Grand Kntrance from Broadway to the Batoun ¥protected, and the new Saloon, which is ventilated from co top and sides, can be eneloxed at a moment’s not CHATHAM THEATRE. Messrs, Jackson 8 Willard 1025.00 Boxes 25 cents— Pit 12) cents. ent on Account at Doors will oven ar A qaarter past 7 and the Curtain will rise at narter hefore 8 o'clock. nee with the Sovmon, Mr r whtely ~~ Mrand runton with oe WONDER Donte Volante Ma@ AMKRICAY Ware AND RIAT, GARDEN. > Every Day and this week ‘The Menoger has enraged telented Performers, and is happy to ennoures an entire pew era in Museum Novelties, LR, the Great Chinese Nondeseript, t = Pr rea at tate (ror the Park Theat i ted and talented Dog BILLE hose cin os Tilent, have placed WONDERS OF THE AGE! He will dance. sing, put out a light, jump throngh a Lind lirah slag? y. wolk lame, trot, kick, and enact fonts, Also engaged, for one week only, the celebrated GREA' WESTERN, ‘The best delineator of Negro Character, and the best Negro Dancer living, who will present to the lovers of mirth the most reeent importation, in the shape of a correct ard original imt- ngine at full speed, Negro Extrava ‘This most extraordinary perform ‘iou of thousands in all the prinei- t the adintr pal thentres in the United 8 he Ci y Bross Bao: it rieen Musicians is engaged for Comie Singer, LA Performan ee chet Saturday jae at 4 o'clock. an at half-nast 8. Price of adm’ yn Scents. Vhildren ander ten oalf price. fyi? c mate GAL LERY, ty Hall bayat the Woads.* NG casr TO ¢ SHIT Tree iden the sof the Maser ai seutice dave nner. This re: jexcript is snpposed by many to be the long-talned of en mane «link between man and brate. His histor: olved ery, except he is supposed to be a Bs re ke reno, where he was fonnd in a savage state, living on fra y is PAthetstion to the whole ONLY ONE SHILLING. | here will be a performance ou ‘edaes sand dcilnck BA inant ie. H. Barrer the Beds = and Swoid Swallower will make his first appearance in York, naniated iy others or TIVOLI GARDEN ‘adpon SALOON. mission "td shilling. THIS RVENING, July 24th CONCERTS Avvone ENTERTAINMENTS. st—! When a little Farm, ie” Mrs. Hood and Mr. Jenki Rouga"'The Priends of Olden Time ® ft. Jepkine Song—‘As they march shrough the Town, ” 8. Hood Rustie Dance, Miss Marray Song—"The Merry month of May, Mr. Jenking Song") ‘T should like to Marry,” Fancy Dav ia Mageny jang—'Ivy Green,” « Mir Tntennission of thiry minutes for promensde and ein ments.” Mase by the Band ae Exercises, Mr. Shay Ccmie Detinentions of old Jeremiah, Mz. Jenkion Fyvorite Song, Mrs. Hood Naval Hornp'pe, Miss Jeasyline Banjo melody, Mr. ©. Jenkins Recitat on, Mrs Bar jo Song, Mr, C, Tenkeing ‘o.cone!nde with Vr. Hood’s Extraordinary performance on the Tight Wire, never attempted by any other person. order wilt at all times be enforced en to prevent the admission of 1 Doors open at quarter before and perf atquarteratter 8 o'slock ow jug at PY iter Broadway, near Anthony st, for ashort time—s Double Spanish Lave qt taken near Buenos Ayres, on the Plains, by the 3 ia the year 140 able wind aoe breast, double paunch, doa- six Jegs, doubl and some Ce parts double. ood fi sanpoees He is perfectly soun nil ld, and Also, a cal toro heads and two tai A Sen Dog. or Bea ‘Lec taken Po =, ' the ‘North River, The head ibling that of a A like that {3ee "Trly. a wonderfal curtonty Wall, Mons mn 12% cents. Children under ten years belt ri ie in attendance. RST GREAT BOAT RACE of the sesson, ysiin Bields, will come off on Wednesday, duly He Fj the 26'h Vorthe first race, to come off at 4 o'clock, the following boats are entered J. H. Kirby, Argo, ky Wl, fie Favorite. Bat And several others. Wor the seeond race, to come offat 5,the following e«lebrated boats have entered :— Thomas Jefferson, Atlantic, Wresniny on Fashion, Jno ©. Stevens, Pushawang. The distauce o be owed's miles. bas mey ROOMS TO LET IN THE BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON =The Suu pesloag having fitted ap this establishment at A geeAL eM, comfort of his friends and the Public, aa sen te aren th ry liberal patronege already be- owen ce jnnca, cruste by his exertions to please for a coutinu- ance of it He begs to inform them that he has still two double and thy Ne¢ single rooms anoecny te: he will let on terms low oie application be made, and wil! ous Wishing to enjoy the Deauty eof the most desirable on the ‘Terrace. Having «very fine Iarge bathing hoase directly im fiont, the Voarders can enjoy that luxury with the greatest convenience and plessure ‘The steamboats ply constantly, chroughout the fay and from New Yor BelaSnt House, New Brighton. Jome 38th. i943 jm business, The stereis well situated, and has been 0€ for the iast MM years by the present owuer ‘The store Will be let separate from the dwilting if teqaire?, for one or kore years, toa good tenant. ‘ihe terms will bo made easy Address M. T., Herald Office. JVIT Gt*ec LET—The svore 9 }¢ Nassau street, in the Het juilding, avmirably esleulated for retail bussness, being in of the most populous thoroughferes in the Immed ate posse Apply at the Herald of- e, comer of iyl0r A GOOD CHANCE i offered t any person want. a ing to engage ia che Retail Grocery, Liqaor and Feed cupre ILLINOIS | 1. T p FB. 1008 Waving forsale at a very low rice, from 80 to 950 eres of first rate tom ry and undulating, in Vermithion Connty, nesr pansies Th s may herrea chaser by ap plying to JAMS SHAW, 121 Fulton st N.Y, or by letter ating the lowest price pr acre, the exict Lora ion, lity, ond the quantity of the land; if improved, of sucht» provements and’ the manner dd with water for farming purposes: and most cirect route fio. New quality of the f TE JOHN KHADY rcapectfully « Hie, that he has ¢ 99 Nassau atree sakfully receive he aay be favored with he most rersonah! “197 A! OUD OF WITNESSES testify to the astonishing effects produced by Jayne's H: Tronic Among he name: mero worethca # of its regenerative notice those 0: some of the most n, to whom the iveredalo rons} evi'enee of ite efficacy. In has fallen off in consequence of sickness, 5 y al iat great dan seurl, Se , m Appearance which it imparts to | renders it an_ indispensible articie of the gentlemen to whom nature has been niggardly iv the distriou~ Gon ot whisteratorial honors, may soon make the sparse crop a paseret one, by stimalating ite growth, with Jayne’s Hair Sold by the Agents A. B.& D Sands, Droggists, No. bid Fulton street, eorner ot Gold; 273 Broatway, 17 Fast’ Broaa way. saath iy23 5 "PO. MANUFACTURENS AND DEALERS ID WOOLLE WS —Henry jy Finisher of Cloths, Uas- simapres, Sativetts, &e . commer of Laight and Washivgton » ermate toulrt, aud N. ¥., reepecttutly informs the manufacturers and dealers ti woolléns, vat his estabtishment is now in suecessfal opera tou, and is prepared to ate with promptoess aii orders iy hi bee pecimens of his workm: seen ov application t the geutlemen and to wi and Satimetts d a, the Iystitate have thas borne the perfect of the art, by whieh Mr. ¥ owe of the most important sourees of the m batyerann weal A the United States, by addiug, xt a very trifling cost, from | ten to fifteen per eeut ro the valne of the clocks submitted ¢ his process of finishing and preparatioc. The britfiant Anis and silky smorthness of the cloths thus prepared, must, satisfy SYETY one who will examine them, of the great superionty 0 he process pursued by Mr Migeon. Manufacturers and im porters will do well to acquaint themselves by persoual exam nation ith ony Ne 5 ee ' rs many be lath 94 Noe oF fine ot. vi, Hagen bert tya3 im*s THEATRE FOR RENT. PPL) 1h ATIONS will be received for 1 re atre. on Front street, ‘Bat Rime ne Lest ao tiete i for Equestrian as well as Dramatic per'ormances. good con ition 1 ewell il meseken with Seenery, Machinery. &e.-and will seat abe ut tromeciog ‘0 bo odie ed 00 the Secretary of the Mary- “ompany, Bal The New York Her Philadelphia U States Gazette, will pa slush menr to che amount of one jollar eae’, hilt American. jy723t_ CHESNUT STREET PA PHILADEL- 0 LET—From the ps ae July instant, for a term of one or more years, thislong established and pop- grey and’ ekg i in Europe and alar house, with its spacious and el ry, wardrobe, IWhrars, musie, tonehinery, Its well. known seratation, both ted States renders unnecessary a detail of the namerous nod ovenlivr advantages and indocemente which present them selves to the considerstion of an efficient management, to se hich will oe the chief « nt of the proprietors. 1¢ con iyTtoaler ONLY ON® SHILLING! WARM BATHS. ERBOCKER BATHS, 101 BOWERY. RIBER respectfully takes lenve to invite on to the above named est ing of Warm, Cold convenience and ordi atthe fol hliay ment, consist~ with taste, to none ‘in thia ety.” Charge A _GOMPERTS. STOFPANL 3 BATH—No a Broadway, corer of Walk- er sireet—=Respect fu is thanks ‘o his frieods and re hen pass 4 h have Pittatre gaine 2 tensive patronage ofa liberal public. He flatters. bimeel 3 his endeavor’ to please will merits ‘continuance of favors here. f il th after from his friewds and the e pant Ai ES @. STOPPANL ty 4 Bappeneurenee 0 Walker » 1 Bath, rosy lwistee ents, r. on "RUBE east a Notes we nereby eigen ther this . roady to redeem all the ‘Tre heretofore issued, and noy Department on the th day ot ‘Apel Inst provisions of different acts of Couvress, interest. on Freatary Notes which heeome due °1 or before the Slat “sr of next, will cease on that day; and tre wry Notes now (array and wi esse due at any quent time, interest will cease on the days when they respectively become due. notice will be redeemed by th~ tares, ie city of New Yo rk, om, OF at the Treas J. C. SPENCE! Secretary of the’ ‘The notes incladed in be iy 2 3wr ys THs THIS MEDICIS EP tast rome of J. has none Weir pabats ares re" co I verien uit the mucus in winen they are imbedd: a, ad permanent eure. Kvery mother nptome of Worsy wach ae Yerncity, the reech during sleep, pale? Ne , bat there are other i A’ dry cong: , dull eyes, Ydcmem, aud many other symptoms cows utly denote tie presence even pape the Vermitugr er ise i? ean do no harm in any case, “lable good &D Sauda, Dragaists, for the proprietor, » wholesale and retail, No. 79 Balvon st, coruer of Goldy 17 Kas rovd way, 73 Broadway. ,THE LOVERS oF sured 2 BLACK TEA— Howa ixture=This exirerieiy Meiows ane wuparal- sled Ten, #0 highly celebrates in Ubi ‘ved, is pow for sale at the ¢ aut ven Bata’ ty 12) on ee, jrooklyn—in rec PORTUGUESE FEM. "THESE far-iamed we wo. ILLS. ‘and celebraced Mie esp are Cerra drag