The New York Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1843, Page 3

BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. —aoaoeaeaeaes=ae LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.) Barrneone, July 4—Ar? Ines, Conklin, Liverpool, Be ee THs Gos Wakionne Bonen rank Man Tay Ovoca, Cadmus N¥ork, Michigan, Terry, do: Cli, Standard, Darrel, West I: St ad's yoackety jonte' janerr Zervish, from Laguna, for New York, July 13, tat 13 90, lon 79 W—b7 the Geo Washingt it Baltimore 0G- LES ANCIENS CROYAIENT QU’ON NE trouverait jamais un remdde pour entretemir la beauté de la chevelure. Si tout le monde se servait du Baume de Columbie de Oldridge, chez Comstock & Co., 21 Court- landt street, prds de Broadway, on ne verrait jamais une téte chauve, ni un collet d’habit couvert de crasse. Ce Baume fait ‘croitre les cheveux, prévient le Cine tient la tete constamment propss fournit de la santé et de la vigueur a fa circulation et donne un beau brillant aux cheveux. airs ahead 8 SE THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF SARSAPA- RILLA, Gentian and Sesafras, as prepared by the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, is a sovereign remedy for scrofula, ring worm, blotches, moles, ulcers, pimples on the face or body, rheumatism, glendular affections, diseases of the bones, wasting of the flesh, end all complaints arising an injudicious use of mercury. Sold in single bottles ats each; in cases containing half a dozen $3,50; in 20 paatniaiog eoraree $6; care. ful ed and sent to all parts of the Union. ye w.'s RICHARDSON, Agent. Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 97 Nassau street. OG THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE, for the cure of Primary or Secondary Syphilis, This werful alterative possesses aspecific eftect over those Toettweome maladies. Sold iu large bottles $2 each, small do Bi in cases Spsinining. fers p i $6, carefully \d sent to ot the Union. bide Piw. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Office and Consulting Rooms of the College of Medi cine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street. 0G IMPORTANT TO THE UNFORTUNATE.— A cure gueranteed.—The College of Medicine and Phar- macy, ofthe city of New York, established for the sup- pression of quackery, is now prepared to treat all diseases of a private nature, and offer all those afflicted with these distressing maladies, ntages not to be met with at sny other institution in thisceuntry, either public or private. From the constant correspondence, and from rivate arrangements between the Medical Institution of urope, all the improvements in the treatment of these diseases are forwarded to them long before they reach the majority of the medical profession of this country. With such advantages,together with the combined skill of the first medical men of this country, the College feel satisfied that the good work they heve undertaken, “the suppression of quackery,” will receive the patronage it deserves from that portien of the public requiring their services. Terms, for advice, and all medicines, $5. N. B. Patients living at a distance, by stating their dis- ‘ane explicitly, in writing, giving all symptoms, together with the treatment they received elsewhere, if any, can obtain a chest containing all medicines, with full direc. tions for use, with a guarantee of cure, by addressing the Agent of the Catlegs. pest paid, enclosing $5. rder, . 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Consulting Rooms of the College, 97 Nassau MONEY MARKET. Monday, Juiy 24—6 P. M. The movement at the stock board was small te-day, but prices generally in advance; Ohio 6’s rose }; Illinois 4; Canton 4; Harlem }; and Long Island fell 4. At the new board the operations-were also small. Ohio7 per cent domestic scrip sells at 95 per cent,and is in demand at 18 Wall street. The Havre packet ship Iowa sailed to-day. She takes out $97,620 in specie. Inthe return of the Bank of Kentucky, which we pub. lished yesterday, it appears thet the domestic exchange was rapidly reduced during the six months which has elapsed. During the greater part of thet time the ex: changes have been in favor of New Orleans from the east, and as Kentucky is generally in debt to the east, a drain sets in upon her for New Orleans on eastern ac- count, when exchanges are in that state. It hasalso been necessary for the institution to make use of all its spore eastern funds to purchase the fraudulent stock. This leads to the suspicion that the stockholders have not been fairly dealt by. Since the fraud took place there have been no transfer books in this city, notwithstanding that such was one of the conditions on which eastern capital was subseribed to the institution. The effect of this isto create a difficulty of transfer, which causes the price ef the stock to range 10 to 20 per cent less than it otherwise would command. The bank seems to take advantage of this effect to get in the stock cheap. This is tbe more pro- bable because the stockholders have long and strenuous: ly urged the difficulties under which they lebor, without receiving any attention. We recently alluded to the vexatious misconstruction of the late law in relation to drawbacks to which the merchants are exposed. The following is the section of the law to which weallude :— Sec. 1 That in the case of all good wares and mer- chandise, imported on and after the day this act goes into operation, aud entitled to debenture under laws, no drawbaek of the duties shall be allowed on the same, unless 8 oods, wares and merchandise shall be expor- ted from the United States within one year from the date of importation of the same ; nor shali the additional rate of duty levied by this act en goods, wares and merchan- dise imported in jor: vessels, be refunded in case of re-exportation: Provided, that two and one half percen tum on the amount of all backs allowed, except on foreign refined sugars, be retained for the use of the U. States, by the collectors paying such drawbacks re. spectively, and in case of foreign refined sugars, ten per centum shall also be so retained.” Now, under this clause, which expressly refers to all goods imported after its passage, the department deducts 2} per cent from all drawbacks whatsoever. Goods im. ported three years ago,under the law in relation to draw- backs, as it then existed, are subject to the 2} per cent de. duction under a law expressly affecting only goods im- ported after its passage. Great discontent has been exci. ted on this subject, and many memorials sent to Congress. It does appear that the paltry sum of money acoruing to the government, through a forced construction of this law, is by no means an equivalent for the vexation and uncertainty which it engenders in commercial pursuits, and the positive loss which the whole country sustains through it. If there was the smallest doubt as to the true meaning of the law, it should have been construed ia favor of trade, But there is and can be no doubt as tothe meaning, becausethe construction attempted to be put upon it would give an ez post facto operation to the law, which could not for a moment be sustained. Ina late article upon the destructive operation of the present ti we alluded to the absurd position assumed by a Virginia paper, that the fact that the import of free goods has declined as much as that of dutiable goods, was a proof that the tariff was not the cause of diminished im- port. In order to put that assumption in its proper light, we give a table of the leading articles imported free of duty in 1841, subjected to a duty by the present tariff. It will be seen that if precisely the same quantity had been imported in 1842 as in 1841, an immense diminution would have been apparent in the imports under the head of free goods :— Free of duty. Dutiable. Total 66,019,731 = 61,926,446 127,946 177 in 1842. 5 er cent. 5 ‘and Worsted, Worsted stuffs, Livens, Wool under 8 cents, Other articles, $37,379,423 Thus, charging aduty upen these articles reduced the free goods to $28,640,308, and would have raised the du- tiable goods to $96,666,764, if it had been possible to sell goods under these terms, The actual result was as follows :— Total Imports, 1841, 127 966,177 4 1842, 99,397,529 Iperease, 7,474,187 Decrease, 36,063,035 28 508,048 Now then, under the tarift the import of free goods was about $1,300,000 more than it should have been, and dutia- ble goods $87,000,000 less than they should have been, This was the actual operation of the tariff which went into operation Sept. 1, 1841, and continued ten months, when two months of uncertainty closed the year the im- ports were made. There is no room in these figures to mistake the blighting effects of great and sudden changes in commercial regulations ; and it is of the highest im portance that the tariff should be modified and placed on a permanent basis before trade shall have accommodated itself to the new state of things. Sales at the Stock Exchunge, 7500 N ¥ 7s 1849 102-25 Ohio Life & Trust £0 a0H0 NY 6 2. we se do do Mi ino S00 Water Lonn i309} 90 Vickobore Ban % bs % 2000 Ohio 6% 1860 88% 25 do lo 2 do 083 80% 5 dodo F) 00) Ketly e's s¥es_ 360 97” 1 Bowery In” 4 ony 6's 30 yrs . ina. 196 lo do cash 97 2% Utien & Bchen. RR 113! 2000 bs | is Bonds 33 25 Canton Co. 23) 7000 f do a) % do do 23} 25 she Pept nk, 102} 50 Mohawk ™ 960 95 60 Bank of Com. full 973g 25 do OM 100 do do 7% 40 do do B60 36 109 Farm. Loan veo 2175 Long Is. RR 1 de % bi » Stont R K be aw J lo 3 20! nington ts = do do 960 20! i 83g shes Haslem RR b60 0 Canton Co uM 25 2000 Kentucky ” 100 Long Ir, RE 060 52% 6000 os Bo% New York Public Stock Exohange, 8. %62 bIO 14 25 Canton Co 530 23: Ieee Hictianel de 1060" "333% do BS 3000 do. 33) 5 Harlem RR 53 33! 10 3396 do do 331 33 500 fo do 33:33 33 25 = do do(é dO 3333% 2 = =©=6 do toh 33% 25 =©6 do do 33: Biv 3359 30 Long Island BR 115 898% 150 do. do 83 89! 40 do do ws ods Sos 52% 100d» do. 1097, 50. dos dost 58 110 shas Fermers’ Loan 30 mo do 2% lo do ® Vicksburg Bauk = 3 fee State of Trade, Leuich Coat Trape.—Despatched from Mauch Chunk for the week ending July 24th, 1743 :— 45 Lehigh Coal Navigati»n Co. 2259 Beaver, Meadow R R and Coal Ca. 6 875 From Penn Haven. Hazleton Coal Co. 1446 Sugarloaf Coal Co. 7 ory Tori. Suiements—rrom Maven Cuunx. Lehigh Coal and Novigation Co. 897 40,000 Beaver Meadow R. R. and Coal Co. 316 16,904 Faom Pann Haven. Hazleton Coal Co. 324 12,398 Sugarloaf Coal Co. 162 10,860 1729 89,023 Tame Coat Taapx.—The whole quantity of coal ship- ped by Canal up to Thursday evening last :— By Canal.. «189,617 tons. “ Rail Road, + 76,006 Total, ....eeee ere ee eee 5 264,683 —We continue to quote $4 60 for Pots, aud $6 31} Is, with small sales of each kind. Hay—Our last quotations of 40 a 45 cents, were current outhe stand to-day, at which sales for shipment were fair extent. Prime, for domestic consumption better price. All articles under this head are in good We quote sales ef Turpentine at 1.65; Spirits 30 a 30} cts. ‘ket at $1a106. This turers to forward the juently it is shipped to the west This fact must raise prices here. t, in large quantities. e Molasses—Very little doing under this head; prices are firm, and may be called improving. We quote New Or- leans at 24a 25cts. Trinidad, 23 cts. Fi. ‘ales of dry Cod are made as supplies arrive, at $2758 2 78; Mackerel, uew, No. 1, sell quick at $8 94 a $9; do Ne. 2, $7 75 a $8, and do, No.3, at $6 1245 193; sales of pickled Cod at $3. Whalebone—Sales of South Sea at 35 cents, nett. Oils—We quote sales of Whale to some extent, at 32 a 324 cts. We received an addition to our stock yesterday, intl rival of the Vermont, with a fair cargo. The sup) , jadging from reports, must be augmented short. ly by large and repeated arrivals. We quote crude Sperm. at 65 cts, but hear of no sales. American Linseed is im- proving—78 cts rule. Provisions—The same inactivity prevails. Prime Pork rules at $9 50 a 9.62}; Mess $11 13}. 11 28. Nothing new in Beef; our last quotations are still good. Lard still dull; small sales of a fair quality were made at 64 a 6 cts, for shipment. Fruit—Articles under this head are in fair demand, and at public or private sale bring good prices for the season. Bunch Raisins we quote at $i 70a1 75; Sicily Oranges, $2.62 a3 12; Lemens $3 68 a $3 87, which show a slight falling offfrom previous rates. Pine Apples can be inany quantity at 6 a 8 cts each. Corn Trade, Since Saturday, there has nothing transpired in this market to alter our quotations. The anxiety of holders to reduce their stocks with the smallest loss, causes rices to remain firm The quantity of flour in store ere, laidin at prices much higher than present quota- tions, is large—much larger than generally estimated— and it will be held on to as long as pessible, in the hope of prices again advancing to meet the cost. We quote sales of Genesee yesterday at $5 12405 18}; and me other brands the same as recorded in our remarke esterday. ij At Philadelphia, the 22d instant, the Flour market was very dull; 1200 barrels western, for shipment, were sold at $5. Good Pennsylvania and western brands closed at $5. Sales for city use at $5 12}.8 5 624 for common to choice brands. ‘eek’s sales for shipment at 8900 bbls. Rye flour $3 374; Corn meal at $281} a2 75. At Baltimore, 22d, the Flour market was rather in- active, with a further declinein price. On Wednesday, holders of Heward street Flour submitted to a reduction in price, and sales were ma $5. The receipt price was $4 87}. ty Mills, made from new wheat, was sold at $550. A sale of 500 ‘els fresh givound, of old wheat, wasmase from second hands at $5. For Susquehanna holders ask $5. Sale of irri degen Tye flour at $3. At Alexandria onthe 21st, Flour was selling at $4 75; red wheat $1,05a 1 10; white $1 10 a1 15; rye, 55 a 60cts; corn 60 a 52) do yellow 62 a 63. At Frederickeburgon the 20th, family Flour $5 6005 75; do mountain $4 808 485; do lowland $4 60 a4 60; new wheat $11 02; do old 80 286 cts. A tew samples of new wheat, brought in by carts, have been sold at $1 a $1 02. At Buffalo, the 22d inst.,the harbor was almost entirely empty ef vessels, and there was but little doing in trade. ‘Wheat and flour continued at previously quoted rates. The quantity of grain and produce landed at this wa from the West during the week, was much larger than usual, The aggregate of wheat was the heaviest of any week this seaso! re give the table :— Arrivals. .... ++eel13 Departures. .........100 The principal articles landed were— bbls. 33,362 Corn, Wheat, bush. 142,293 ‘AtCleveland, the 20th inst.—The Canal receipts to- day are 3,426 bushels wheat; 3,265 barrels of flour, and 1400 bushels of corn. The price of wheat has fallen in the views of buyers near ten cents a bushel since the receipt of the intelli gence from Buffalo last night, thgt there were 120,000 bushels of wheat, and 30,000 barrels of flour afloat in that harbor, and that 85 cents for wheat, and $4} for flour, were the best offers that ceuld be had there. There are no transactions here to-day, but buyers say they will not give over 80 a 83 eents for such sam, yesterday sold 3 cents. Flour is nominally Nothing deing in Corn. bey ta during the first nineteen days of July, for 1841 -2and 8:— bush. 8,861 1843, 1848. 1841. ‘Wheat, bush, 160,818 68,048, 148,€99 Flour, bbls. 60,756 24,828 36,389 At Rochester, the 22d instant, the receipts of wheat from the country the past week have been light. Buy- ers inthe street, to-day, are offering 96 cts. Sales of northern Ohio have been made at 98c; Chicago at 96cts. Flour has been sold to-day for $5 25 to 5 38, which is a slight aie from yesterday’s price. Oats are worth 16 to 17cts. Cattle Market, In market 1100 Beeves, 75 Cows and Calves, and 1900 Sheep and Lambs. Beeves—Prices ranged {rom $4 60 to $6 50 a $575. Guws and Calves sold at prices varying from $15 to $25 & $23 50. Sheep and Lambs brought prices yarying from $1 26 to $225 a $8 26 for Sheep, and $1 25 to $2 75 for Lambs. Foreign Markets, Matanzas, July 10, 1843.—Imports—Ale, E. $3 4rs ~ dey 6rs; Beans,8 a 121s; Beef, mess and prime, 8 South American, 124rs, sales; do New York, 1 Butter, 12 a $18; Candles, mould, $165; 9 Cheese, American,3 2 12; Cider, $2 2rea $3 Cod, $5 4rs a $6, none and much wanted; Haddock, Hake, $3 4rs; Herrings, smoked, 44 a 6rs. Fiour,Ameri- can, $13 dren $id ams, American, $9 4rs a $14. Lard, $11 6rsa $12, sales. Lumber, Board: Bangor, $20; Portland, 17 a $18; Pit Hoops, 30a ; Shooks, hogshead, 7121 out of season. Onions, $7 Sre a 0 ‘Whale, 5}. Paper, wrapping, 6 96 rs. Pork, mess and prime, 9 a $13; clear, ‘Soay Sheetings, Rus: Fh ecals 7 a $8. Wine, Champagne, 8 a $1 Export - Aguardiente, 10 a $12 pipe; Coftee, first quality, $6 per bag: 2d and 8d do,46a6 4, dull; Honey, 2rs per gallon; Molasses, clay ed, irs per als; Musce- vado do2 2}rs, dull; Sugars assorted, half white halt brown, 4f-a 54; ‘whites dull; white alone, 7]a9; yellow, in good demand at 44 a 64; browns alone, 4; abt; Musco- vado, 34 a 54, with sales, Exchanges, 69 days sight—London, 7} a 84 per cent prem; New York, par; Boston par; New Orleans‘l a2 percent prem. Freights dull—Baltic, 2 6a £3; Hamburg and Bremen 2a2 10; Great Britain,2a2 10; Cowes and a market in the Pan th kid Ray Cowes hearst ‘oa ie in by ai 2222 10; United States, per fee, 60 per per box Sugar, $1; per hogshead Molasses of 110 gallons shipped, $3. Ponce, P R. July 6, 1814.—Since my last, we heve had on increased demand for Sugar,and prices have advanced to $3 for European markets, and 3} for United States.— One thousand hhds will be the extent of our exports for this season; 300 of which are intended for Europe. — Not to exceed 200 hogsheads more of molasses to go from here We have a good su ot American provisions,though as the corn and nin previslons ot theoountry have been cut off entirely by the dry weather, the demand is still it. We have just rain sufficient to encourage a = usually here call- RN Se TSA, , 28d instant, by the Rev. ornen E. Lex to Miss Many Dy of this city. Mr. Summers, Mr. ee Kozat, both On Sunday, the 23d inst., the Rev. Dr. Macaule: Race yonton to flee Keeturen Fenron, all of On Thursday, 20th inst Mr. Storrs, Mr. ‘THoma Fant, both of this city ph bi SET eT Diea. In this city, on Sunday morning, 29d inst., suddenly, Captain Rowent Stanton, in the 72d year of his age. Yesterday morning, Miss Louisa Woopaurr. The triends of the family, and those of her brothers-in- law. Jesse D. Price and Pulaski Jacks, are respectfully ro v to attend her funeral from the residence of the latter, No. 111 Wooster street, this morning at 9 o’clock. Her remains will be taken to Elizabethtown, N. J., for interment. On Monday morning, July 24th, Fravow J., daughter of the late Perigine Cumberson, aged 18 years. The friends of the family are requested to attend her funeral this day, at half past 12 o’clock, from the resi. dence of her uncle, &, Cumberson, No] 166 Laurens Weekly Report of Interments (a the City and County of New York, from the 15th day of 30 Men’; 37 Women : 93 Boyes 31 Girl, Total, 100 Disease: . R Dysantery, 6 do remittent, 4; do senrlet, 3 Ts flat in, 5: Inflammation ‘of bowels, mn ‘of ch, 3: do of throat, 1; do of Jaundice, 1; Malformation, 4; ase of heart, 3; Rupture 2:' Seroi Disease, 1; Sprue, 2; Suicide, 1; ace. Under 1 year, 713 1 to 2 years, 24: 2 to 5.9; 5 to 10, 5: 20, 5; 20 to 30, 80; 30 to 40, 13; 40lto 50, 11; 50 to 60,25: PLACES OF NATIVITY United States, 141; Ireland, 17; #ngland, Germany, 3: Of the abo 10 to 60 to 706 Scoth Unknown, 2. Passengers Arrived. New Onueans—Shin Sen Lion— i Com Mn Oaheniced Me iat. ee Passengers Sailed. Havar—Ship lowa—Dr Baltone, France; Messrs Fite Ed- ard Oli R ton tS elma, Philad; L lonin, and » Jonin, ‘ork. Foreign Lmportations, Cunacoa—Schr Fawn—700 bushels salt 216 hides 31 bundles skins 6000 pieces dye wood to Boonen Graves. Domestic New Orteans—Ship Alkmi Scott—5 hhds tobacey Buck & co—54 bales hair E Low—100 brl lard 495 do whiskey Spofford & Tilest_ n—5 do pork 33 hhds to bacco RL Maitland—11 do H Maybee—3 do 34 bales hemp JF Young—16 hhds tonacco Haven & co——44 do Boorman, John- co—27 do TJ Brancis—140 bales hemo Sasdim, Sage ‘& co—363 sacks com R Me Arth=r—8 hhds sobacco Avmir & co sacks corn Churman & Robers— 960 pigs lead E K Coilins 153 cotton Newbold & Crafta—150 r0 01 New ORLEans—Shio § a Liou—13 bbis pork Ferris & com 100 bales cotton 2695 pigs lead RS Chapel—8508 do Rog:rs—23 hhdstobrcco RL Mritlaud—10 de Goodhue & cod chs bees- wax 1054 bbls wheat D McGrega'—!3 pigs le-d Wicheshanser 73 bois tallow R Ivea—2 casks do6 bhls mose M F Hatch—3 bales cotton 2 chs beeswex G-enwav & Henrs—I 5 hhds tobac LFianciami box Ronerts & Widi ms—893 sacks wheat $1107 pig lead Strachyn & Scott—5 bales vi: geeng Mit- chrl —29 kegs lard 1 bl dy 19 do oil 10 do trilow BL Woolev— 7 hhds tobacco Spofi:rd Til n & co—50 bhda tobacc> R L Maitland—1 trank » Stonall—188 bales cotton '2 bla beeswax t-ves—46 b's castor oil Kuben & com 636 bls tallow 9 do bees wrx Howes, Gudtrey & Kobiuson—6 bls oil | do ber #wax Wolfe Bichop & Shaw—1 box mdse 810 b lst wh ekey 23 casks becon Bentonz& Pope. MARITIME HERALD portations. 1963 p.gs lead Striehan & Salling Da: Caledonia, Lot ug Acrdia yrie ‘Ang. 16 Great Western, Hos ‘Aug. 31 Packets to Arriv FROM LIVERPOOL. Packets to Sal. ¥OR LIVERPOOL. 8. America, Bailer, Jane 20] Kurope, Farber. ‘Aug. 1 Ashburton, Huttleston, Sune 25 | Independence. Nye, Aug 7 Stephen Whitney, July 1 FOR PORTSMOUTH. FROM PORTSMOUTH. Panthea, Dennis, Aug. 1 St. James, Sebor, June 20] Toronto, Griswold, Aug. 10 Moutreal,’Tinker, "July t FOR HAYRE. _ _¥ROM HAVRE. lowa, Lines. July 24 Utica, Hewitt, June 16} Baltimore, Fanck, “Aug. 1 Albany, Watson, June 2 Ship Masters and Agents, We shail esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give to Commodore Konenr Stivex, of our News Fleet, a Ke- Reet of the Shipping left at the Fort whence they sailed, ‘easels Spoken on their Passage, a List of their Cargo, and anv Foreixu Newspapers or News they may have. He will board them immediately on their arrival. Agents and Cor- Tespondents, at home or abroad, will also confer a favor by sending to ‘this Office all the Marie Intelligence they can obtain. Nautical Information of any kind will be thaukfully received. PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 25. AUN RisE: +94 51 | MOON musi “3. SUN srr. eee eee BL -747 Cleared. Ships Isabella, Kodreson, Bremen, Oelrich & Kruger; John Mi Stanton & Krest—Brigs Citizen z & Vose; Bniliant, Fost, New Windsor, N 8, Soule, Whitney & co; Florida Blane, Eldridge, Belize, B Blanco; Emma Wait, Maracaibo, Bouchaud & The- band; Aeoius, Haley, Ponce, PR, JB & J Maxwell—Schrs Avon, Berry, Norfolk, Va.,'A B'Coolev & coy M. neh Ty Worth, Richmond, Vi mn; Damascn , Chase,Pen sacola, Badger & Peck; Dodge, Kuapp, Alexandria, Sturgess & Clearman. Arrived, Packet ship South America, Bailey, from Liverpool, July 29th, with mdse to C H Marshall. % Ship Sea Lion, Howe, 21 days from New Orleans, with cot- ton to Nesmith & Leeds. ‘Ship Aikman, Eustis, 21 days {rom New Orleans, with cot- ton to N P Buck, Bargre Vermont, Almey. of Poughkeepsie, 115 days from ealand, with 2500 bbls whale 350 do sperm oil, 24000 Ibs to D 8 Sherman. : 7 Brig Walcott, Oweus, 18 days from Goroives, 8t Domingo, with 466 logs mahogany to Depeyster & Whitmarsh. Le: Forto ico, for Boston, 3 das. the outs Am vensel iu post, Bnig Leonora, Collins, 7 days {rom Wiimington, NC, with x. Sehr Alesancia, Lewis, 5 days from Alexandria, with flour jenri ctory, Peaeld, 6 daysfrom Alexandria, with flour to & Clearman, Col He:son, Grant, 5 days from James River, with ‘wood. Schr Fawn, Brewster, 22 ds fm Curazoa, with salt, &c, to Booneen Graves. Left brig abe nn,’ for Amsterdam, 7 da; brig Alex Mansfield,waiting ; schr Boston, Brooks, for NYork,7 days. The only Am vessel. Salle Ship Iowa, Lines, for Havre. Below. Ship Florence, Leach, Boston. : Ship Mexican, Deming, 51 days from Cronstadt, with mdve, New bon Sturg Schr ‘za, Warwick, from Bristol, June 2d, with passen- General Record. Packet sur Roscius, Collias, for Liveroool, sails to-day at 12 v’elock. Her letter bags close at Gilpin’s, in the Kx change, at 1136 o'clock this morn1ag. Whalemen, and heard from in 1842, hy the Barque Ships Thomss Williams, Monw strug, of “touington, N v 17th 40 bbls sperm oil; Mi a Whe deo, of Hudson, Nov 26, with 400 do 1000 do wi oil; Sophia & Ebzs. Coffin, ot Daxb irry, Dee 14, with 8¢0 do whale; Julian, Mayhew, of New Bedf wd, De /0, with 160. bbls sperm 1140 do whie} Jefferson, Hywi nd, of Witmiugton, Dee 20, 150 do sperm 300 do woale: Hantress, Tober, of Nw Br Dee 23, with 590 do sperm 700 do whale; KE. z beth, of T 25, wi h 190 40 sperm 400d whales Lucy Ata, with c imington, Dec. 30th, with 300 sperm 730 whale; Condor, Norton, of New B.alord, December 98th, with 10) sperm and 1400 whale; Lean. Stout, of Niw Bedford, Dec, 90h, with 450 whale: Gla Huster, Wood, of Bali River, Dee 31, with 200 sp 900 wh. 1813, +! Legota, Maxwell, of NBeuford, Jan 8th, 350 sp 1906 wh; Factor, Howland, keepsie, 9th. with 250 sp 700 wh; Midas, Parker, o do, 459 wh, Gov Trvup, Genny, of ao do, 150 sp 090 wh,Hoy Rohinson, ot do do, 290 sp 500 wh; Mi ker, ol ven, do, with luge wh; Harvest, Hold, ds, Jan 14 1900 wh’: Charles Henry, Jefferson, of New Lonton, Jan ‘with 100 sperm oil and 1100 wh don, Jaly 14, wish 20:0 whsl yard, of do, with 350 +o 1450 wi dence, do with 2.0 th ath" Bey ye Potts, of of Provi- of N Bedford; Kiower, Gifford, of ds, Jan £0, Baker, of NLondon, da with . of Stonington. Keb 19th 36° wh; of NUondon, Mara. lwh Capt 8 1e rted to have seen a shio on shore, at the Ankland Valands the rualy, bowing heavy at the time eonld not render them any assistance; saw the men en the shore. Spoken. Middlesex, Arnold, from Matanzas for Europe, July 16, off Cane Florida—by the Sea Lion, at this nort. 8 Fries July 21, off Cape Henlopen, fom 2 sain. idad for Europe, Jaly 17th, Soff in, ot ths port. New York for Cienfuegon, 7th instant, lat 2350, loa 69 if Woston from Mayagaex, 10th inst lat 26 29, lon 70 10, s. Mayaguez for NYork, 12th inst, lat 29 45, lon 7120, Ta ot tw York for Neuvitas, 10th instant, lon 28 48 N, lon 70 W,7 days out, ee South South West, pasted lat 32 30, lon Ann Price, of New London,Jane 4, lat 1556, lon 30 38—by the Vermont, at this port. Michigan, July 9, Int 26 10, lon 63 08—by the Vermont, at this Wakona, Borland, New Orleans for Antwerp, July i3, off Cape Carnival. An American ship supposed to. be the Paul Jones, Palmer, from Boston tor C; April 7,in the Straits of Jasper, pressed by the Aldion, at thi port. meter heen as Foreign Ports, Macoa, March 12—Arr Alby t Yon Sih, Morrie Benson: ne, 81d Ticny Foster, for Halifex. The Jen, 30, out I Eveline, 94 h Iunthe Steele Prince George, Nd lor NYork a few the Albion, (and not in port on the 22d, as reported) ‘igator, Graves, was at Whampoa, aud would probably few York about the Ist of April Jane 27—1a port, Northumberland, Dewing, 14 de fm srr 25th, gong into the river, Boxer, Kane, from Marau- ham jeBORDEAUE, Jane 2%6—In port, Osceola, Morgan, New Or on Laavaraa, Jaly 3—In port, Melv ds fim Bost Ponon, P of Bangor, just arr, 46 R, June 16—Ia, port, Willi ke (feldty for Philad, 8dsy Wim Jaly 1—In port, fm Bosion, Phi Cherokee, Lous, f ; Bi vorersvors, Moe Wencnecs: ‘alma, Wins atket, do; her, do, eds Fe r Hagher Philad, lagher, Phila Aquetoot wor fr; F on the ‘ork, arrom the ith. oor, Revers, fm and fn NYork, wtes'Adelnive, Ad fail onthe 15h. Sid, Miacrva, Kaowles, of Duxbury for Ku Home, Flye, for NYork, lew Ui Chase, tor t, Middlesex, for Boston, "%, reads; Arno, Dixey, fo ‘eternburg; Natchez, nor ffia, for St Springer, oy Hontress, Griffin, Co: , Drinkwater, wig! sk, Howes, for Trieste; Orb, Ca: Sawyer, do; Forest, Kinz, just arr; Augasta, Cordelia, Idg- July’ 8, spoken off the harbor,U brig Boxer, bound in Lake Ports. Burravo, Joly 22—Ari onri, Brown, Toledo; R Moun- tam, Curtis, Michioan Webster, Sweetiand, Colborne, Reeding, P CURYRLAND, Ohio. Napot japoleon, a . Spapcer, Black Rock. C dy Detroit; New York, Butterfield, Black River; Vrenen Creel; Acorn, Brown, Oswego; G H Buffalo. J Porter, ‘Walker, Home Ports. Arr India, Selby, Leghorn, via Boston; Pensylvenia, ‘Turley, ‘St Johns hews, St ‘Thomas, rer, Dolby, Port altimore, Eldridge, Boston; J Cohen. Junr, Marrha, Davey. Mate Hat. ingo: Jomes Hall, Diamond, Hailock and Berr ‘Mershon, ‘Albany; John Ram 5 Crowell, Providene: Commerce, Anpt-ga * Lote, Honey well, Hidde Ct: Henry. Nickerson, Boston; Zone, Crowell, N Yorks Ame- a, Sothworth. Hadd im, Ct; Merey, Smith, New Bedford; f Sarch’ Hend, Herrick, + Violet, Nowilan, Yort; Mezshon, Alban: Berbadoess Acorn, ‘Howe ‘ales; and Mariner, Kidde Tigo de Cubes H Wee Henry, Bi Lf Fi ence; Jone, Ki wbure. NY. phia ard Beading Railroad wharves, July 26 Bucksport; Mary Kimball, Togolle, Tho- Townsend, Provilence; Patmos, ke Sguire & Brothers, Stillman, Eee Hurbor; C . Phi'adelphia. Winaixatox, NC, July 19—Arr Creole, Wyman, Savan- nah; Armer Patton, ‘Thompson, ‘Turks Edimivgton, Boston; C E Thorn, Chamberlaip, and °y Yorks Lenity. Smith, Turks Island. At Qu hmond; Cosmspolite, Morgan. he Weat nenuntered a aevern blow. in the last night, which caused the vessel to roll heavily, by he Pompe became chonked, A bargue came down tI . US revenue entter Wolicart, Prives. from acru thst the Virginia, White. fm Balt for Amsterd sm, to the northward of the Middle verterday at 10. '0 din Hampton Roads, Leda, Rouark. for Rio de Jan % A Avantineo, Atking or the West Indies fe Ras, 2 ‘olger Nantucker ; Vircinia, Wright, NYork. {n Hampton Reeds, Olof Writ Mencon. Hay ef Cwanceston, July %0—-Arr Anson, Barkman, NYork. javannan, July 19—Cld Comet, Murch, New Haven. Art Exel Barter. NYork. WANTED~A best 4 city, in some wholesal: TO DRUGGISTS— Wanted by a young man who has be in the retoil drug business fourteen yea's, and perfectly ut ned with the minor operations of surgery, @ situation as rk. having been engaged at some of the first houses, hoth in and Louton=no objection to the country. Address, anit, care of Mr. Squire, 461 Fourth street, First avenue, iy m BOARDING $A family and a few single gentleman ean be accommodated _Transeient nerson tion, will find it ple having heen paintes roush agreeable; terms moderate, TRD V-OST.—$i0 Heward—A dark green singing Canary Bithaiign ayer ton Soy Gee kee eons reward will be paid to any person’ who returns ‘dy25 3e*r EH WARD—Lost or stolen, fom the owners proket. day about noon, between the Union Bank and the the Exchange, We Y,(lollars ia’ gma} theved of Seventh Ward Bin*, a Brooklyn Ferry for six months. Whoever wil same at this office, tha'l hove the above rew rd, t owner, and no questions naked. 0 Lost this day in passing through William atreet, Loom the rors of Meats. Wilts Bovis & Baldwin, to the Pearl Street House, one money belt mide of bedricking On one side, and white drilling on the other, containing ‘our one hundred Ohio state Bonds. issued in favor of the Maysville and Zanesville Turnyike Road Compiny, and made payable to the order of John M. Smith, ai eivable for sur venue, and dated June 10th, 184 ef State. Als», one for ooe hun drawn and payable as above. Al payable to my order, and some br and Philadelohia, " the public are cautioned against negotiating the ahove, as they are not endorsed bv me. A. liberal reward will be given if returned to the store of Messrs. Wilk n, Butler & Baldwin, No. 25 William street. Londen, Ohto New Yonx, July 22. 1813. dy 23 Iwee® FOR A RE#ECTORY.—Apny person having id other articles necessary tor » confecti by leaving at the office of Hi a ticket for rn the and forcy 0 containing sundry notes, ineas letters from Pittsburg BUTTONS PATENT AGATE BUTTON DEPOT, ey. jy25 Im*r PACKET SHIP ROSCIUS FOR LIVERPOOL —Prs- Dey hie ship, ‘will please be on board the steamboat Herew itehall, this day (the 25th,) at 12 M., at which time wilt sal. Letter bags will close at the usual places, at haif past eleven o'clock 15, iy%r PRERC NCH SHIP GUSTAVE EDOUARD, from Martin- ique.—Debts which may be contracted by the crew, will not be patd by the Captain, nor by the cons _iv% Str . BARITISH BARK COMET FROM HUL: an per this vessel will pleas id their permits on hoard at foot Doreratreet, wuihowtdeiay. All onde not permitted in ive days, must unavoi e sent to public store a WOODHULL & MINTURN, 87 South strevt._ Tpool—P+ssen) _iy2tec pack ® O' S for bi mers this ship, wall please be on board the s'ermboat Wercul tes, at Whitehall, on Tuesday, 25th inst, at 12M. at which time the ship will tail. Letter bags will close at the usual places st 11% o’elock. iy"3ec q Fe RENCH SHIP CAROLINE, FROM HAVRE—Debts which may be contracied by the crew will not be paid by the Cantain nor by the cousiguees. iy73 ser PROTEC’ ON OF HUMAN LIF, BUILDINGS & SHIPS FROM LIGHTNING.—Powers improved Lighr- WERS, 175 iva Im*re ning Conductors. Apnly ‘to. or address 4. A. PO’ Brondwav, New Vork. P, GMUNOS, Importer aud Dealer in the best Havana Sex ctiu ly invites his friendsrad the public in gereral, particularly the jndges of the article, to call at the store 3¢ Bowery, figt ian Chiet at the door holding the sien in ind, He has received by the late arrivals a hardsome suooly «fae beat flavored Segars, equal to any in the et y. if not superior. The above store will be open from 6 A.M. to 1! u’clock, P. M. jy22 m*r NE, DISCOVERY for gildi by Hydro-Electricity, without silveri ‘and platiniziog jalvanie jattery, trifling expense aud ‘abor. Prepared Powder for gi Vering and pintinizing, with a very simple apparatus av rections, to make nee of thissecret nid by O_TIEMANN. 63 Chatham st. (gj BEAT BARGAINS—A RARE CHENCE —The sock wih the fixtures and lense of a eholes le and retail Boot and Shoe Store, in one of the best situations for the busi in the eity, formerly occupied by the late Mr. John Hutchins, deceased, will be sold cnsap for ensh Persona setting ont in the bnsiness:woald find it much to their advantage to eall at 120 Chatham street, oposite Roose- velt and evamine for themselves im*re PECTACLES—C. H. PFALZGRAF, Ocalist and Ooty cian, Canal st, No 110 (Removed from Broadway 554 has constantly on hand a large assortment cf Spectac! , ig and fm persons _Also, every kind of Spectacle Ginsres. OOD WIN & C098 WRITING PAPER—A fall assort ment of these desirable papers at the manafa-trers prices for alo by PEKSSE & BROOKS, iylec 5 Sane No. 61 Liberty street M's, CARROLL'S MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS, 25 Conrtlandt street stiffness of the joi 9PM. Sulphar JUST PUBLISHED at the B- neon Office. 91, Hos: vel. at , N.Y., anew edition of STR, ’ LIFE OF Je8U8, bound $1,00, im bor ds 75 cents. * of Nature, con: trina tant Citate’ rom the and the Apoetlypse, 38 cents. 4 containing his cle brates Letters to Washington, bound $1 25—in boards $1. The Beacon, weekly, containi: Asirouomieal Ephemenis, or places of the Planets, $2 per annum. _Jy¥6. cod 2w*r Orrice Ausuay anv Rocnesren ft. R Co, Conandaigaa, Jaty Teh, 1843, SEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND of three per cent, on the Capital Stock of this Company will be paid on the first day of Angustnext Shareholders,whose stock is registered in the city Transler Books omprny will be pnid their di- vidends, at the Bank of the Stite of New York, in the city of New York, and those whose stock is not registered in the eit will recrive peyment et this office. The Transter Books will be closed from the 2ist inst til! Ist ayy iy order, ‘CHAS. SEYMOUR, Trearurer, jyt4tAlstr GENTLEMEN AND LADIES LEFT O8¥ WAED- ROBE —Gentlemen or fainilies desirous of converting their left off wearmgapparel into cash, can obtain for the same the highest cash price. ‘To families rnd gentlemen or changi rae | aes fino: mon, of, will it mach to tl vant i wil attend them at their re swe LEVETT, No. ¢ John st, and 144 Varick st, New York. Aline through the puat office, or otherwise, will receive Prompt a‘tevtion. Clothing cleaned, altered and repaired. iy im*ere fi st quality, OAL, | OAL.—Peach Orchard Red Ash C will be sold by the subscriber at the follo low prices reah broken and eax, from lump in the yard, screen vered to avy pagt of the eity at $5 peraon ; stove $1 $5. large nut $1 50 ; 25 corte per ton fess will be charged f tx: taken from the boat—welght and quality warranted. ETER CLINTON, ly 22mer 574 Greenwich. cor er of Kine st. TO TAILORS. WwW 5 STINEMETS tau e to announce to the Trade + that ¢ new and complete system for Cutting Garments of eve y description, is uow oublished and ready for delivery. 't would be impose’ fom of an advertixement, to con- vey an adaquat for the infor publication, wong which are Frock i 80, the Sortout, % ck Cost, fon the various 3 abi reaches and Pan’ ther with General Remarky rious forms or disproportions, ‘y be Mey w inches square of Ars, is perhaps unequalled. ‘The work applicstion at 93 Cedar street; aud to th the same can be forwarded to any part 0 jya5 1° UNTERIAN DISPENSAKY, No. 3 Diviston street, ex- tablished, A. 135, for the successful t disease, by the use of that never failini ed Diop. Tne unparalleled celebrity and unexam- ‘of this powerful preparation, has won for itsell & to be forgotten, while there remains an aff ing on tie fice of the f° e. Tt is ast very quickly oud harmlessly it enters dislodging every meres, annibilati most dreadful of all disordere—nae be the syatem aga nt every d OF subsequent attack ther: of A.cumprehersiv. treatise necompanies each vial cf this , and e% wratin ee $1 per vial, which is cd, This medicine can, now be obtaines of Mr. Wan. Russell, druggist, No 3 South Pearl, one door from State at., Alvany jy% U%r CHANGEABLE LOCKS FOR SALE. JAMES KYLE’S INVENTION. UITABLE for Banks, Offices, and Store dors, wh pL Gong MS yz? a first rte . it purpose, may o| same by applying at 9 Li st, cor of Hadson jet Dg at a distnuee. United States. remedy, Dr. ito a etna AUCTION SALES. THOMA Bal LL, Auctione BY BELL & HOWARD. (Stores No, 22 Ann and 115 Fulton streets.) ry jing. supe ery, pledge es, nuation , the elegant stock of wholesale aud re ore ‘i Iso, the belance of stock of hardware furnish ing moved for conveuienee of sale, comprising & gene ral variety of articles in the line Also, 9 frat rate refrigerators, svitable for families or hotels on an improved nrincipte WE ND THURSDAY. u -DNESDAY rr AL 10% Welock, ¢ Bale of Splendid Furnitore: C Je on these two dave will eamprise city mads. warranted ‘and will ine'nde the bes 60 do roekinr ain and. drer- iv eue—By order x for year spring seatisofes in ths eit: » Be, Be commence on Wednesday and continue on This sale will be pomtive. i rior variety 0 ¢1 tsecond hand furmitare. vving ap honsekeep fal and elegant in the cloths, matting, trb! robes, French and of ,tee'tng and parlor chai table linen, clocks, vases, china eui ATE SALE. . f land, part of which i* imoroved rehard, &e situa'ed 35 mi ahout the same from the Utica rail udisputable—Terms resonable. Taq A farm ,of 100 acres of Lynd, beau'i- ated on Morehouse Lake’ near the village, } 154 aeres of land, in the town of Wells, aout 65 mites Alto, from Albany. HORACE BOAKD, ANCIENT AND MORERN OfL 8 ‘Smith will sell ou Tuesaay morniog Broadw i Ave’r PAINTINGS. —Chos t Li wetoek, at 28° a handsome collection of Ancient sad Mod ‘They are neatly framed, to worable sul) , entire and choice collectioa of ‘tion of all those who aporeciat ly for examination by catalogue. Mm ‘They are no jy 2t%ec UCTION NOTICE— BRI DG@e.& CO. w this morning at 10 o’eloeke, J ly 25th, at their anction ri 301 Broadway, 8000 pouad maple sugar. direct from the coauiry. oho, a large assortment of negara, among whici are some of the most celehrate! brands auch 1» Trabucas de Moyas. No, No, Noes, imported and American La Normas, do, do Priuci pes, &e, Also, by order of Landlord's wi with 200,°00 Am of diff re : of es end th. A :0. as; lendid gold lever w ‘ch. witn chain and fob, a per- fect time beener, and sold to nay advances jv25 ik? m FOR SALE AT PUB! IC AUCTION. (THE RAWWAV MANUFACTURING CO. will selt at puolic ane ion, on 17th Augast, at ther Pi Ranway. NJ d moverb’ ins, together I the machinery, a . copper eviinders, dye capoers, apparatus, sterm boilers, steam engiue 25 hore power, w boilers, 2 fire engines, 2 patent basaoces, iron safe, hydraulic and common pr-ss, lage and snail slide lathe, wit complete 4 boring, and blac ksmith’s to ond ‘new and old iron, a qua for calico printers and dyers, tabs, cask toves tables, benches, ke = ae jad on application to Mr. Philip e Print Works. or of FERGUSON & WALKER, 51 William sireet. iyl9 'm*r BEACON COURSE—TROTTING. HOBOKEN, N. J. 'UESDAY NEXT, July %5, at 4 P. M.—Parse $100, one mile h ats, best 3ia 5, under the saddle. D. B. Bryant enters (to carry the rules of the course, 145 Ibe) gm Lady Suffolk 1 @. W.Pavick enters. to cairy catch weight, ch g Beppo. The public peetfuliy tuformed tant the above Parse n under tl circumstances. After the the Trot on Wednesday, the owner of Beppo exoressed a desire to start for. purse with Lady Suffolk alone, 'y the rules of the Coudse, 1'5 Ibs and Bep 1 catch—M-. Bryant ete immediately consented and entered his mare. jy 22 ate NEW YORK SOUN & BOSTON IT WEN PRESCOTT, Pilot, or takes charge as master and pilot of vessels boand to New Bedford, over Nantue! Shoals, Boston, Portsmouth, Portland, Kennebeck and OTH PORTS. Office at Frye & Shaw's oautical store, 222 W: it R a street, corner Beekinan Keference to a aumber of Merehante, oD, and the several Inxuriuce Companies in this city Portiand ates FOR HAVRE —The coppered ad corner Inn oh d Froneh Ship CARULINE, © F x co amodations, appiy to cht oF passage, tor which sue has very comfuit 2s BOYD & HINCKEN, r No 9 Tovtin= Brvd ng Wall ot. VALUAbL®, MitL EKTY, ke. BALE —Fovorably known +s Ga dn r's'Mi sink. Or nze eountv, N. ¥ of the best inthe county, supplied with an un’ is about seven mi and in the immediate vicinity of at a i Upon the pre a plaster mill mud raw mill, nearly 1ew ich is a commed’ous and va'uable store houve and sl tailor’s shop, and centre of atich chase money can remain on bond and ‘or farther particulars inquire of the rub- or of JONATHAN LANE, Goshen. ROOMS TO LET iy25 3U*ee IN ‘THE BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON —The Suvscriber having fitted up this establishment at a grch\ expense for the comfort of his friends and the pubhe, ait’ orn tetul for the very liberal pati already be- stowed on jira, crust by his exertions to please for a continu- ance of it. e He begs to inform them that he hasstill two double and see single tooms anoccuy ied, which he will let on terms low to suitthe tames, if imme v tate application be made, will be happy toaccommodsie |< ix0u wishing to enjoy the Deauty and advantages of thie pls, P ‘The situation is one of the most desirable on the Terrace. Having @ very fine large bathing house directly in front, the lers can enjoy that luxury with the greatest convenience and plessare ‘The steamboats ply constantly fusuphoat the day to and from New York. GEORGE PIE. Belmont House, New Brightou. June 28th. 1843. j%r tail Grocery, ing to eng: hi fas Fe cupied for last 14 years by the present owner The store oll sicasted, ‘will be let separate from the dwelling if require?, for one or more yerrs. toa good tenint ‘Lhe terms will be made easy Address M. T.. Heri Office. JVIT 6'*ee 7 Oye The erore 9736 ‘Nassan stra", inthe Her fap tld Building, admérably caleulnted for retwil busrness ben Jost poy nlous thorvuhfrres qaer and Fee: \d has neen oc gity. Immelate possession give fice, corver of Nass an? Fulton ILLINOIS. LLL NOI person kiving forsale at f first race lend, dry and i Danville, Ilias Mes's HAW, Apply at the Herald of- ivlor nd; if improve the manner purposes hoa New City. to the ibe; B—Stite the qaanuty and qaality of the fencing on the ji im*re UPPER BULLS HVAD HORSE STABLES. GEORGE CLINCH Proprietor—These stables are now under the direct superiutendance of Mr. JOM Y, formerty of Tattersall’s, Brond Thi constaut th ong of Sixty-foar horses rehvaers, avd ve been sold in ehiah me $100, besides rwards 6 the s*able now, some exellent mstcn-d pics tro. ters inside of three minutes. pmong them is a lot of foar- teen from Pen Yan, and another fresh lot just arrived to-day Al tof Canadians b ought in by Francis Lawrence, Esq, first rate jacge of horses, and has been in the hor for the last ten nnd bas ‘he eu with those of customers, or nt ry re tention to horses and 5325 tm POOL AN SHOE STORE JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he has commenceu business in the abo line, ot No. 99 Nassau atreet, where he will thankfully rece: acd frithfol y exeeut fers he way ibe iavored with he most r asorab ¢ teimal/or cs s227 CONFECTIONERY. CREAMS, ICES, JE: LIES, &e. &e. &e. H@LESALE AND RETAIL, at Reduced Prices, at 73 Canal street —JOHN BRAUEN, the well known pro- r sb) the las’ ten ance of it, respectinily informs them and the publie general'y that he us now reedy to families rnd dealers in the city and counuy, wih C in all its bravche: ach quantities as they be pleas- always provided they xeep within the bounds of possibility, : ‘The extent »nd elegance ef hi company, to wnich w attache pressl» for the use of nity of bis G ed to order s nou (ap stairs) ex. the acknowledged Confecticnery, and | kaown and ¢ o generally JENNINGS & CO, ERS AND. TAIL@RS, 231 Broadway, Ai opporice the Pout 'aiv Teton fasoaable goods, ine loding ad quiek e, with by contin il enable us to fiil all o1 which must commend it to diate use, in the addition to assortment of first quality ready made Gur- Rrocks, " Pantaloons, _ Office Coats, welling Freeks, Dressing Gowns, deo selection of Searfe, oreo Collars. he it offer inducemen's to purchasers mi gray PAPER=300 foams of Cr Base YY wd . jyléee 0, 61 Luberty street. Ceptain Ur grain For FOR Mini ng stream of water It les from the New York and Evie Railrond, f country famous for h sare the folowing substantial order:—A flour mill with yh four shup, Y ‘he premises comprise about twenty-three acres of itwrted most advantagcons!y for busicess, d fertile region of the AMUSEMENTS 1SLO'S GARDE. Director, + Mr JOHN SE TOR UESDAY. Inlv 95 1947 HF, A TOMTEHI<O WAVEL FAMILY. ere © nt. of the Ciro te Antiqar design of the Re- “ Gracefal Dancing, by Mim= Tenn 1 velli, Inte Miss Wells. By Gabriel Ravel, Leon Seve!) ocd Chestes "inthe AndtheComi Paviniaeet Tawar the Brintinn Ane ™ Masri will anpenr for the Ist York Oe. the Brent'ian Phe performaner to eomme) Overtare ty" The © After which an entirely new REVOLVING the Row To be followed by the celebs tobe danved by Mime Lenn 41 5 o [a whieh the astonishi in \ime rereney win he 5 of the STATUES, ; eof mnily will be form anees on the TIGHT ROPE. Halt an hour’: intermission will be allowed (or promenade and refreshments in the Grand Saloon, where ice Creams, &e. may be had. THE PROMENADE MISICALK, ‘The Splendid Orehestrs will perform several popular selections of new Music. 7 Ma U. C. tht I Direetor, The performance to ‘ne with the Pantomime formance to consrare wit called Or, the Braztlian Ape. fthe Ravel Family—toesiaye snd ‘Thareda {the French Company=-“ondave, Wedaesday’ ak A will be in nrcenoance *n@ great eare ‘aken to prevent the admission of improper persons. Tickets Fifty Cents, May be had at the Jarden dorms the day. ‘THA limited numper of Sexson nosed 3 (CP No postponement at thi accou Le weather, as the Gra a Warraaee ive teen the Datene \s protected, and the new Saloon, whieh is ventilated from to top and sides, exn be enslosed st a moment's nat CHATHAM THEATRE Messrs, Jnckeon & Willard. - Boxes 25 eents~ Pit 12% cm i oven at aqnarter past 7 outer a THIS FVENING—The performaves to come IZ SRROMRoIts, Me elude with the FRENO AMY RICA ® SHRM, AND JERIAL GARDEN. > Every Dav and Kvening this week. _ The Menewer his engnged 8 t lenied Perfe jenets will se 5 ers, and is Novelties, my tom an entire new era in May He has on: Mr WI C, the Great Chinere Nondescript and late from the Park Thestre on i oT tog *ther with ') Whore crest feats of sazacity, obedience and tient, have placed him among the WONDERS OF THE AGE! He wil! dence. sing, pat oat a light, ip through a bal ralk lame, trot, kick, and enact numer ie Also engaged, for one week only, the celebrated GREAY WESTERN. ‘The best delineator of Negro Character, and the best Negro living. who will present to the lovers of mirt i pe af aco rect ard origi Sayine at full speed, Nexro 1 Breakdvwn. ‘This moat extraordinary. ited the admiration of thousands in all the in the United Stetes. cy Breas Band of Thirteen Musicians is engaged for the valcony. garden and stage. PHILLIPS, the nopular Voealiat, Mr BROWER, the Comic Singer, LA PETITE CERITY, Performancesevery Wetnesday and Aovclock. and every Evening at half-past Price of admission 2% cents. Chil iyt7ee PRLALES FEW VORK osu me AND PICTURE GALLERY. Brondway, opposite the City Hi CASPAR HA SER, the Wild Boy of the Woeds.¥ TO BE SKEN FOR ONE SHILLING. Resides the ‘whole, atractions of the ‘usgum, fora few days jonger, remarkable nondescript is mppored any to be th of evnnecting link between man and brate. mystery. except he is supposed to be rg, where he was found ina savage state,living ec. mission to the whale ONLY ONE SHILLING. There will be a performance on Wednesday end Satarday at Sand 8 o’elock P.M. in which Mr. H Harvey the Bufo Singer and Swoid Swollower will make his first appearane in New y Ce assisted by others. r THE GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY IN THE WORLD. OW Ex! for ash 1c at 99 Wrat Broadway, ms ine—s Doub Buenns Avres, on the Plain aud imported ta New York the moat wonde a oie +, in the onaidered by natn ‘al deformity in the known world. double paunch, dou- , and some ovher pars donble, hn good nealth, snd suposed to be near 1500 poun fessors of Y nd Anatomists would do well to visit ard judge for themselves Also, a calf with six lews, two het A Sea Dog or Sea Leoprrd, takeu al ‘The head r-semb'ing that of a foe. and af of he Leopard. Traly a wonderful curionty. Wolf, Mon- dimixsion 1246 cents, Children under ten years helf priee. Gibed Borie atteodanae “ jy2S 6ris®r H® FIRST GREAT BOAT RACE of the sesson, at the Klvsian Bields, will come off on Wednesday, July 26¢h. Yor the first race, to come off atd o’clock, he following boats are entered — JH. Kirby, Aras, Mary Woods, Hudean. vorite. rt Boy And several ethers.” Ror the second rin- to come offat S,the following e-lehrat-d hoats hav euteres jomas Jefferson, Atlentie, Wrashineton Faen on. Ino ©. Stevens, Pashawang. The distance to be owed 5 wiles. avavaey CHESNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADEL- T° LET—From the 3ist day of July smatant, for a term of one or more years, thislong established and pop- its spacious and el ir house, wardrobe, library, music, machines voperty Town revatation, both, Barone aud the i ‘consi deret-on of an euge hich will on the chiet obj tore. Address which shall he considered confidential, to nes of the Chesnut Street Theatre”? No. Avenne Philsdelphia, ivTtna'@r ONLY ONE SHILLING! KNICKERRGCRER ba nae w HE, SUBSCKIDER respectially. takes tear d eatablia’ fitted RY. 12 invita A pubhe sttention to the abar ing of Warm, Cold, and Shower Baths, convenience and order, ¢ to none in this city. at the following reduced rates Bingle Tickets, 1236 cents, 10 for $1. iy! 2wiet m B_GOMPERTS. STOPPANT'S BATH—No. 998 Broadway, corner of Walk- er street—Respecifully retarns his thanks to his friends and the pablie for the liberal with which he has Paton honwved for the inst, 20 yea ‘of Areade Bath, i St George A great expense ment, with ci on. his prt 188 10 negleeted to please whieh by tof ' tensive patronage of a liberal puble. He "eee tinvel that his endeay t to pleas. will merit » continuance of favors here after from his friewds and be punts x . C LES G. Ladiow Baths—entrance n Walker ieee. Ora Priee for 25 tasting som ug bas none of the wp «us flavor which one sssoci idea of physe ‘Idrep consiter it quite a taking ittheic palat sare era he saine ‘ime knows the prominent a fetid presth. evl ‘ome mon to other diensen, (rea Trenence of worms If their exience iseven suspected. the Vermifage should or ad ‘ed, beeanse ir can do no i case, and may do ii lable good basses jetor, at Je and retail, No. 79 Walton st, corner of Gold; 77 Bast poe by A.B &D Sands, Droggints, for we i av. 72 Broadway v2 Stis* KKATIVE 3UnGHY OF TH uf tarsct d senses uf the Lids, and Surgical ti scacat at te vem geoerally, at No 5 Mei . io the past 12 yea's zon has been appointed Surgeon tohe Deaf and Domb Asylum, and Hoase of Refage, he has perlormned the epern for squinting ou 397 persons. It is productive of hee ¢ pata m uever fuils.1f properly performed—the eye becoming instantly itr ight. Dr Direters to the Mayor and Sheriff of Ne ; the Nev Felix Hon Judah Hammond. Sasi. Hart. MD A MD fwhend ten ® Mw D. Hy * A «LOUD OF WITNESSES testify to the Frm | names attached to effects produced by ferred for person hai has fallen off in consequence, i ly i vests the bold sealp with a thick and glossy growtl great aecessary cf beanty. “All diseases. of the ch as dan: draff, senrf, Ke , are eradiested by i The silky earance which it imparts to the of beauty, ders it an indispensible article o! It, and gentlemen to whom nature has been niggar e distriow- fion ot whiskeratorial honors, may soon make the sparse gjaxariant one, by stinal i its growth, ‘with Sapno’s Hog he Agents A. B&D. Sands, ists, No. 79 it cc corner ot Gold; 273 Broadway, 77 an jvasunee New Yona, July 10, 1943, case, ed all ie pea others. hisens we ening form=hope had fled as regardsa care, with at of poth my legs. It woult be Useless for me to attempt to state my sufferings fficvent for me to say |hat my dis're:s Was as great as mortal nda e and » At the most trying moments of my arilla w sr commenved to me as the omy ured your Sarsapariila, eA frm a bed of distress sume wy fumer duties ‘entire helpl of rey family, freed frm the \ast vestige of dtaenae. avout, to chs astonishment of all who kav cnre has been made by your Sarsaparilla jovee im bewg d valuabl 1 am now enal we, ond this great i Hore re- Sa Lia) the yall mv ke ray navement, tht our mayb beng fed thereby. Feapeet, ten more’ SARAH STREE 248 Seventh street, New st; 40 Court's, lorrison, 188 G een- eenwich st; J Syme 63 $22 Ste? KRIOR BLACK TEA~ deli of Buffalo. wi Minas Phan tt ‘ets, Wood & Morrison and draggists generstiy, [9:2 « LOVERS OF Howqua’s MixtureThis ¢: heioas and anparal- elod Tea, so highly cele! i oe AOpe, 1 orted, is vow for at “Fy Seaton ‘en Company® ra! Cex Ratadlishmenr, 121 Chath wat New Wor, and 116 Fal oy Cae Brooklyn: in ractemn Prine $0 cents and 81 i * POR FEMALE PILLS tit a f s ‘ colebraed Pills, from Portugal, are A we perceive, w 0 obtgined in this country. doo ndvertion ment.on the last eolama, page.