The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1843, Page 3

roug! female beauty. very soft and white, and gives the ‘complexion @ beautiful hue. Price 76 cents per bottle, and te be had only at 21 Court A CARD—RICHARD’S HIMSELF AGAIN !!— Hay A. Knapp most ly tenders his sincere sfadenies et pune where, wed upoa me — vg ears , an then trom 6 Western Avenue—the Day and He assures the @ manufacture of this hly celebrated Blacking, now nearly a quarter of a century; but from causes, known well amongst com. uwercial men, it has for the lost ten years been Cony bad a small scale, to the injury of himeelf,anda great to re alone. quosrally, Be the liberal - the puplic not in this 5 - H. A. Koappiurther ratulates his former friends, and the entire public, thet he has been and now ready, on an extensive scale, at his offices, 149 Broadway, and 499 Bowery ptness, and them a article of Blacki: Re eisdantivelled for quarter ofa century. Also, an axtra article, recently discovered, that abso- Intel will astonish the whole world from its excessive yy. ke PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S CELEBRATED = for the radical cure of gonorshoa and gleet.— casesin iess than half the time occupied by the old treat- to supply all orders with splendid ar are guaranteed to cure the most aggravated ment. They are the only remedy now used by the medical facuity. Sold in boxes containing one hundred pills, $1 each. W. 8S. RICHARDSON, Agent. Pe Cs and Consulting Rooms of the Cellege, 97 Nassau reet. 0G- A LIVING SKELETON, TO ALL APPEAR- ance, spplied to Dr. Ryan, corner of Bowery and Prince street, for advice. After relating his symptoms, the Doc- tor told him he had worms, and he could cure him. Tho man shook his head, and said it was impossible, He hima box of Sherman’s Worm Lozenges, with direction: how to take them. In three days he returned and said felt like a new Senge thet the first dose brought away @ tape worm 70 or 80 [nat songam the second dose brought away about 28 feet more. Thus two doses of Sherman’s ‘Worm Lozenges effected a cure, where the combined skill ot our best physicians could atford no relief. Al- though but afew months have ela he is now as fat and hearty as he ever was in his life. After yeatsof mi- sery,swallowing enormous quantities of medicine, and spending hundreds of dellars without benctit, he was cured by only une vox of Sherman’s Worm Lozenges.— D.. Shermaa’s Warehouse is at 106 Nassau st. Agents— e9Chesnut strect, Philatelphia ; 8 State sireet, Boston, end 4 Stenwix Hall, Albany. ; Of THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE, for tae permanent cure of Primary or Secondary Sy- philis. Sold ia large botties $2 each ; small do $1, 1a cases containing half a dozen $5, careiully packed end sent to all parts of the Union. ,. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Ageut. Office and Consulting Rooms of the College of Medi- ine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassai eet. MONEY MARKET. Sundsy, August 6-6 P. M- ‘The following is the dest of Norfoik, Va., to the 24th ults— _ Demrov Nonrovx, Va.,0n THF 24TH oF June, 1843, Six per cent Stock... $181,620 Fiveanda half do do 13,500 ‘ive 7,200 Amount of stock bearing interest. .......... . . $202,820 Corporation scrip loaned tu the Portsmouth and Roanoke Railroad Company..........ese++ 12,009 $214,320 It is amusing to observe the manner in which the ab. surdcharlatanry of Mr. Biddle in relation to the State debts, is laid open in various quarters. The letter itself, ‘was an illustration of the tactof Mr. Biddle, in bringing forward a common place fact in an artificial and dis. colered light, so as to strike the superficial as something new. The McLeod question, which was a“ controversy” between New York fand Great Britain, has hardly been closed, in which the jurisdiction provided in the Constitution of the United States over the Stateof New York, was never questioned or doubted. The Maine con- troversy involving the same principle, has occupied the public mind for years. After all, this Nicholas Biddle writes a letter, in which he states that a debt due by a State to a toreign power isa “controversy,” and can be aijudicated ina United States Court. Immediately all the wiseacres of Wall street open their eyes and gape over the wonderful fact, that the United States arbitrates between a State anda foreign power. Now the simple state of the case is, that no foreign State holds any claim ordebt against any one of the United States, nor can it do so. Thesecond clause of the 10th section of the Ist article ef the Constitution, states :— “ No State shall, without the consent of Congress, lay any duty on tonnage, keep troops, or ships of war in time of peace, enter into any it, or compact with ther State, or with a aren power, &c.” But Mr. Biddle claims that the foreign State may become the purchaser of individual claims, and then sue a State. By what principle of law can the purchaser possess greater rights than those which the seller possessed? If that should be admitted, what authority would the United States haveover a compact or contract with a foreign power, not sanctioned by Congress under the above clause? The late accounts from London show a great abun- dance of money. Aletter from very eminent authority remarks, “money here isso plenty that it may be had on Consolsat thirty days without interest. Tnis will give you a better idea of the state of the market than anything Ican say.” The samo letter in relation to American secu rities, states that although there was no disposition to sell American stocks, yet there was as yet none to buy; but the prevailing feeling seemed to be that the erisis here is passed, that commercial and financial affairs are on the rise, and that soon a disposition to invest inthe sound stocks willreturn, This feeling is checked by the pre- sence in London of men who were active in negotiating paper for such rottenconcerns as the North American TrustCompany. If weturn tothe state of affairs inthe interior ot the country, and observe those indications which point to the state ofthe real wealth of the country and the progress of its development, we shall find that the above conviction, that the crisis here is passed, is well founded. ‘There is a powerfnl opposition to the promul- gation of this truth, however, and strangely cnough from those who have heretofore been the most anxious to sustaia the values of paper securitics. This arises from political partizanship. Since the utter dissolution of the late National Bank, the whole policy of the country has undergone aclange. From a high paper system, it has rottrned to a specie level in spite of political partics. Toe party tavorable to a peper system hus been in power more than two years, and in their despite, the revolution has beenonward. The currency hes beceme purified, the exchanges equilized, and the country is now fillirg with money, prices risieg, the <eneral welfwe imprev- ing, and with the increased means and will of the people to pay taxes,thecredit of the Siaies will inevitably be restored cn ¢ firm specie besis. This will deprive the political hacks and their vile or; of their last card ; hence they are firms in opposing al! further reform, inorder that present difficulties may be the handle for plundering the Treasury of the lond revenues nnd other uoprincipled party measures. That the weilare of the whole Union is advancing with steady strides Is evident, from facts 24 indicated in the tolls of the public works. The following are returns from different works in ali rections ofthe country. It must be borne in mind, in con sidering these tolls, that the rates have been generally reduced ebout 2U par cent; consequently the volume of produce to create an actually excess of tolls must have swollen immensely. Onto Canau T. ror Trrer Wrens. Lo) Weeks ending June %3 and July 2. 1 104 hio Canal+ +++ +$0,669 74 $9,208 51 $9,267 a6 $13,660 89 jar Canal 1m 873 46 22 1,000 43 140 27 83 1 509 87 16,401 89 ry 10,968 38 Excession 13... ..+ $1,690 9 6,096 57 Week ending July 10. ek ending vy 1912, 1943, ebse $6,922 21 $11,697 89 604 36 BO 96 mi ww 82 82 wh and 40 61 609 26 Hocking Canal. 6307 163 04 pS Tenany Canal+ 20 08 — iuskingum Improvement: + 183 43 ‘30 90 ie — $7,910 57 $13,700 96 Excesion 1943: «« $5,760 39 Xcess in three weeks 13 per cont, 13,487 65 ‘estern Railroad excess 6 weeks 42 per 32,460 00 cent, Ernie Canal Polls at Albany 6 weeks to ‘Angust 1,19 5 5 0 i jin Railroad do do, 6 per cent, % ia 00 Fermrslfanla Litet wvocka for tun, Gageae sett: aris ve To all directions, where returns have been made, the Breat avenues {of trade present the same results. At Cleveland, Ohio, the shipments of flour increased 200 per cent—wheat 100,000 bushels for the month. The value of wheat, flour, and pork, for the month wav $669,492. : It | that has been almost of produce, as the imports of merchandi have been smaller than usual, arising that the profits on produce have been too small to permit the consumers of goods from adding anything to their usual supplies, even at the pre- sent low prices. The Atlantic border is overburdened with money, which will inevitably and soon find its way into the interior,and the present restriction upon trade being removed, whole business of the country willim. mensely improve, carrying up prices and the value of property, and involving the ultimate payment of all the State debts, as a necessary consequence. There can, perhaps, be no better illustration of the pro- gress of affairs in the United States, than is presented by the case of the Harlem Railroad Company. The Wompa- ny was got up ata time of great stock excitement, so much se that the greatest competition existed for its stock at $50 per share. The work went on, and wascompleted from Broome street, in the Bowery, to Harlem, atan enor- mous cost. The Company was by no means exempt from the universal extravagance which pervaded all financial matters, from the Congress of the United States toa Wall street editor. The population of New York, at that time, ‘was 203,000 inhabitants-all kinds of supplies extrava- gantly high. siroad iron in England was £11 6s per ton, or $56, with a duty of $25 perton. The railroad stopping at Harlem hod no communication with any place. The line of the road was not set tled, and the whole dependence of the Company was on a little pleasure travel. The extravagance with which the Company was managed brought it into difficul- ties. In 1840 the rails were laid through Broome and Centre streets. The money for the purpose was obtained from Wall street capitalists by issuing the stock of the Company at50 per cent. This transaction we promptly exposed. The value of the stock was then 6 per cent in the market. From that time we followed the road unre. muttingly through all its twistingsand turnings. On the 29th August, 1841, we stated as follows :— i, other column will be found acall for a meeting of the stockholders of the iiarlem Railroad Company.— The object isto appoint a committes to investigate the actual position of the Company, and to take measures to preserve tothe stockholderathat which remains of their property. What security exists to capitalists who sub- scribe and pay $50 per share on the stock of this Company if the officers assume the right to issue as much as ther is It please thenext day, or at any time, at $10 per share? not this e direct fraud on the bona fide rs? is said that 2000 shares are wy penecsies atthe Merchants Bank, and 6000 shares were issued to John Ward & Co. for 60, cent on the dollar. Here is 8000 shares which might be controlled by the officers. The ivcrease of the number of shares for July, 1838, to June, 1841, is 16,800, of which there has been issued 7800 during the past year, and during the same period there has been published iu the daily papers statements of enormous increasing re. ceipte onthe road. If these published returns are true, what huve they dong with the money? The extention of their road (to White Plains) wil 3¢ $200,000, and yet no means are provided; but u kind of subscription is to be raised ou mortgage, in the nume of the President, as fol. lows :— «$10,000 0, Mr. Mitchell. ... J. W.Tompkine. . Kane & Morgen. Scattering...... $50 000 ‘The prospect is, hat a large and additional amount of stock will come upou the market; ond the gre nesses with the stockholders is, how can their difficuiti reme- died, and the vatue of their property be restored.” The attempt to extend the soad on the false basis of credit we exposed and condemned. It is now in piogress forcash, at 25percent of what it would have cost then. We constantly represented the necessity of a change in its manogement, and the stock continued to fall, until, in April, 1842, it stood at 6 per cent, or $3 pershere! At that time many shrewd individuals became convinced that the road, with proper management, could be made im- mensely profitable; among ticm, James Watt, Esq., pur chased one third of the whole stock, and the price rose to 25 per cent in June, 1842. The great value ofthe road caused a competition for the control of the Company, which prevented the advancement of its interests, andthe stock was made a fovt ball through the year, until last spring, at the election, a new direction was formed, and Mr. Watt’s interest was purchased at near $80,000 profit tohim. From that moment the welfare of the road was prosecuted with skill and vigor. Inthe midst of difficul. ties, created by past expensive management, the expenses of the road have been reduced, many new cars purchased, therail re-laid on a greater part ef the road. The road itself is being extended twenty-eight miles to White Plains, The contracts arecomplete and the money subscribed. This extension was attempted under the eld management, by the issue of bonds, which attempt we promptly exposed. The iron has been order- ed, and the receipts of the Company so far in excess of their disbursements that they are fast getting out of their difficulties. Skillful management, economy, low prices, | and the gencral improvement in business, are doing for the Harlem road what they are doing for the whole coun- try, viz : making itimmensely prosperous, on a firm basis. To illustrate the great change in the state of affairs, we may state it cost this year $2,600 to re lay a portion of rail in Broome and Centre streets which cost $20,000 in 1849. Tron is now £5 perton instead of £11, and now pays no duty. The imports on railroad iron having been remitted since the construction of the road, making a difference in cost and duty of $55 per ton. The road now runs through a population of 400,000 instead of 200,000, when it wasbuilt. [It now terminates in a large county town, instead of stopping ata river. The cost of the road to the present stockholders is lesa than $300,000, instead of $1,360,000. The Company are going on their own way, undisturbed by the intrigues and rumors of the old Alba- ny Railroad Company, who have had a charter for ten yearsand never one dollar of subscription. The citizens of New York must now look to the enterprize of the pre- sent proprietors of the Harlem road for an Albany con- nection. State of Trade. Liverroon As Trape.—The following table shows the imports and deliveries of Ashes at Liverpool with the stocks on hand the Ist ed, this year and the three e preceding: and the stocks at close of June, for the same period :— Imports in first 6 Months. Pots. Pearls. Total. 1943 “barrels 0 32 832 1942 . 1,515 702 2,207 1841 1,800 5302330 first 6 Mouths, 2,800 + ebarrels 1 . 1 2715 9 4,100 1,500 Me 5,200 1,800 Stocks at Liverpool first January. barrel 2300 3 1,600 300 1,200 100 1,600 1/500 1,000 2,500 2,500 500 3,000 The close of the markets for the past week was rather rable than we have noticed for a long time. of the Acadia last Thursday had the ef* fect of riving a more decided tone to the great export: ing staple of the country, and to our most important arti- cle of domestic consumption. Although the European udvices created a better feeling in the market, and the new gave a very encouraging statement of most of the foreign markets, our impression is, that the isapetus given to trade here, cannothe ststained. The depressed condition of Lusiness generally here, induced every one to ueize upon tue slightest hope for a revivel, which, of course, became settled, and aad the temporary effect we hyve noticed, ‘Several important articles of trade have improved dur ing the past week from Yocal cunses. Moclasacs and Sugur have slightly advanced, and bid fair to become still make favourably effected by the increased wante of the trado, and the short supply in first hands Provisions are gredually looking up, end in @ short time, prices must advance, even with the increased receipts. Holdersof Malagatiuitare demanding an advance on previous prices, in consequence of the late news by the Saluda. The last two arrivals were not half cargoes, oad the accounts of the fruit harvest were very unfavora- ble. Theciv:l warsof the country prevented the gather: ing of the crop. Our city never was wore throngel with strangers, most of whom, crehere on business connected with the approaching falltrade. The sales of Dry Gocds during the past wee! e been large for the season, and our merch remark that from present ap} m1 extensive traffic will be carried on this fall than one season since 1836. for any The wants of the interior are im- mense, and with the rigid economy that has been practi sed for a number of years past by the cor ming ¢l le and the winding up of an uncommon favorab! throughout the country for crops—the fair prices pi all descriptions of produce, and the great abundance of money, must have placed the people in a situation to sup ply all necessary and reasonable wants,without involving themselves in debt, bankruptcy and ruin. Cotton—This market is rather dull, but the slight im- provement in prices is firmly sustained. The sales for the week reach about 3,600 Tales, of which 2,400 were Upland and Florida, at 6} a 74c; 400 New Orleans at 5pa 8c, and 700 Mobile at 549, Below we give the quota- tions belore and since the advices by the Acadia. Liveproot, Crasstrteation, August 5. IN: Orb n Orp 0 Inferior, PMB S.dMete, Uplands. ¢ Mom Ginny i as “5 a6 j sa Mid’ 64g 0 O94 Gia g ‘air, 6 al 7 Good fair, 7g 07% ust Fine, a= 504 Fruit—Articles under this head have improved botii in rices ond demand. The sales comprise lets of bunch aisins at $170; Sicily Oranges $1 50a $2; Lemons, $3 60.03.87}; Eleuthera Pine Apples, $6 50 a $7, are firm in their demand, and anticipate afurther 8 advance in consequence of the short receipts, Teas —We have heard of no the sale of the Natches cargo. Sales the Oth, 16th, 234,and 30th inst. During three full cargoes have arrived. Coffee—Sales to a moderate extent, and prices firm, tending towards an advance. The supplies are very light. We quote sales of St. Domingo at 60; Brazil, 7a 5}; Maracaibo, 7} a7}; Cuba. 7 a8; Laguayra, 74 a 8f0, to the trade, as wanted for consumption. Sugar.—A gradual improvement in prices has been ontfor sometime past in this article, caused by @ feat jemand and small stocks. ‘Tne sales are mostly to the trade, aud in anticipation of a further improvement, dealers have supplied themselves very tiberally lately. We quote sales of New Orleans at 6) a 7 cents ; Brown Per 74 28}c; Porto Rico, 6} a 8c; Cuba, Muscavado, a Fish.—Very little doing in any description. New Mackerel continue scarce, and from reports from the east, are likely tobe so for sometime. Prices are well wha‘ there is in market, commands the fol- 0.5), No. 2, $8,62}; No ind in demand ; we bork ol en immediately on Provisions —The most active article in this line isiprime Pork, and sales to a moderate extent have been made at $9,75.29,81tc. Mess is dull, we quote $11.25 for Western, without sales. Beef very inactive and prices wavering, tending tow: a slight decline. Lard improving in de- bag iy previous quotations for export. Very little doing in Butter. Dfolasses—In fair request, at good prices. The sales in- clude lots of Cuba Muscovady at 24 cents, and New Or- leans at 278280. heey little doing in thia article, the rule at $2 87} a $3, for good and fine. Whiskey—Sales of drudge at 280; and barrels at 23} a 24 cents. irits—Sales of Otard, apes ® Co. at $2 12}5 A lots. eelgnets at $170, in small Corn Trade. ‘This market continues to feel the impetus given by the European advices. Holders are firm in their demand, and prices still rule ata slight advance. T' ‘ticipations of a foreign demand are strong, and largely calculated upon. ‘@ quote the price of Ganesee at $5, at which sales to some extent have been made. Ohio and Micnigan $4,750 $4.87}. Georgetown $5,12} a $6,25. Brandy win fersh, $5,374. Richmond county, $525. Pennsylvania, $5. Very lttle deing in Wheat.’ The receipts are large of both old and new, and prices are so unsettled that any quotations we could give, would be only nominal, Rye isin demand, without receipts large enough to meet the wants—Sales are made at 67 cents. Sales of Southren Corn, camoged, at 60 a 42 cente—Northern at 55 a 47 cts. both measure. Oats are in demand at 28 2 294 cents. At Albany tho 4th instant Genesse was selling at $4 81}.24 93}. Nothing doiug iu grain aa Rochester the 2nd instant. sales of Flour at $48 The shipments of Flour Cast during the last ten days in July, Were lighter than the week previous by 2,801 barrels—the quantit g 10,813 barrels. N -four cents iz given for Wheat, but the price is nomiually—very little appears in the stroets. The quan- tity received from the West during the lust ten days in July, was 44,938 bushels. By the Genesse Valley Canal 4,499 bushels—making in 911 49,437 bushels. ‘The following table will show the quantity of Flour and Wheat shipped from here this season for the East ward :-— Flour to July 31, barrels ++ 112,084 ‘Wheat do, busiels. ++ 804,420 ‘The following is the aggregate quantity of wleat re. ceived bv both canals si ati af BY Brie. ass. . By Genesee Volley. 57,197 Total to August 1........ At Buffalo the 4th iastant Flour was sellin according tu brands: and Wheat at 79 at 2} ‘At Cleveland tho ist instant very little was doing in the wry of soles, KiNG THE 'Monru or Jucy, FoR bour Sea- 19843. 1812. 2 210,16 Wheat, bush., Zorn, Flour, barrels, por Imports, via THE CANAL, FROM THE Pain eo weNT OF NaviGATIoN Yo Isr AvGusT, Fon 10. 1941. 1912. Whieat, bushels, 1,038, 818,300 $71,062 Com, 43, 40,929 103,024 Flour, barrels, 284,391 261,651 182,260 Exrorts of Wurat axp Froun Dunina THe Monta oF ASONS. '. States. Canada. July, 1813—Wheat, 185,530 12,536 jour, 104,215 169 July, 1912—Wheat, 72,900 22,151 ur, 27,199 10,693 July, 1841—Wheat, 203,653 11,070 jour, A197) 15,059 30 July, 1840—Wheat, 95,680 82,777 178,137 Flour, 44,266 6,973 51,249 Foreign Markets Havana, July 22.—Hoops, m 81042; boards, Portlond w P, 19 2 21; other Eastern, 22 a 23; pitch pine do 13 a 22}; shingles,8.a4; hhd shooks with heads, 6 a7} sugar box do;6.a7r; beans, white er, 8a 127s; beef, No. 1 and 2, prime and mess, 9012; mess jerked New York and Bos- ton at $16 a $2; butter, Ty sperin, 36; cheese, 8 a 10; codfish, 50) in hhds, q1.5a'5 4, corn, bbl $224; flour, Philad and Baltimere, 14 ; New Orleons, 16 2 15 4; him:, East- ern and New Orleans, 8 4a 12; NK per box; lard, Eastern and New Orleans, 94 erel, No. 3, bv1 6; onions, 100 bunches, 5 a 6 4; pepper, bik, ql 13 @ 13.4; pork, cargo and mess, Eastern and New Orleans, 92a 13; clear, 14a 15; do in boxes, ql $3a 10; potatoes, bbl 4 4; rice. ql $62; soap, yel,7 a34; chairs, cane bottem, $20 a25; do woosen do, $12a 17; coffve, 2d and 8rd quality, qi6 a 74; honey, 22} rs; mol keg 6 gollons, § a 1} rial; no demand for whites, the planters in general will not sell the browns end yellow# alone, which are the enly de- scriptions inquired after, but they are willing to make salesof assorted at lower rates. The transsctions in all “s there being literia! for assorted, half white and half brown, and 9; white alone, 8 a 9} rs; yellow 54 06} rs; brown 4} a6rs. Exchange on London 60 ds, 8} a9} pm.; N York 1a3do; Boston paraldo. Freights—Baltic, £31003 15, Hamburg, Bremen and Great Britain, £210 0 3; Cowes and Baitic, £3 12 6 a3 17 6; do not in Baltic, £3 a 326; France, 80 a90f; Meaiterranean, £35.28 10; Uni- ted States, $14 a 1} per box sugar; 4r per bag coffee, $3} a3} per hhd molasses. Ships are very scarce, and we may yet look for a further improvement in rates. RAS FR AZ RY TT TEI Married. On Sunday evening, August 6th, by the Rev. Mr. Still- well, Mr.Geonce Exurott to Miss all of this city. On Thursday the 3rd instant, by the Rev. Mr. J. 8, Ebaugh, Mr. feren Avovstus Guirrix to Miss Mary Jane. Vax Zanot, only daughter of Wm. L. Van Zant, Esq , all of this city. LE ET Passengers Arrived. Gtascow—Ship Monument—Capt. Stoddart, Mrs, Stoddart, id, Al «and William Stoddart, Miss Marshall, of Scotland; Miss the steerage. neellor—L. E. Bond, G. Jr., Antonio P yrma—Jno Milburn, R. H. Howard, J. W. in. 4 Rissia—David Bu ¢ Emily—F, Smith, aicoLa—Sche S&T Parsons—Raymond -Dominge, JW Bailey, AVANAS! Howard, R. 'Trinipa: i, Carmino Ynaga. and lady, sit G Thos the steerage, or —Ship (Mrs 8 Hf Ravenel and daugh- ter, A'Hlull, Master 8 “i © Wilson, © Chislor, Mr Hogan, R'M Hogan, J Bir- rthwait, Ricir Hos Mia, ‘3 Fdgertor ardson, D Hoy © Burnett, A san, Mis it, A Moitatt D M Pysex, J kent, WD Fer f € Edgerton, 8 W Dibble, J} Smith—1 steerage. eC HAnLESTON—Sh Groesbeck, BH Read, elroy, BC Bell W Seats, :W Milliken, Mr ebetes ay ts Byt » Migs Flynn, iss J Mrs and) sthast, Messrs Buntin, Barker, and i Schender. Foreign Importations. Lip Monument—(Reported ye bdls do Boorman, Job & Hodges —87 urgar & co~168 M Scheffelin—t J He wright—3 J Martin—6 J Lee—1s00 mith, Leeds & co—2 bxs to orde-. Aynes—Barque Chancellor—3926 hides G do Masters WH) jeory——1 sovereigns Nes- bales wool 00) J a di Van Larkin & © lo 2 ski amplin—% —13 do tobacco 2 do grass JA Sidon—2 es segars J Man 4 <1 do 12 bales tobacco JP Beauville—62 do Logan & Fuguet, Philadel phin—300 bx segars Lillie & Rasines—160 JH Faber— » J Wallis jr—70 Sturges & co—100 Benjamin & Podie—I case Danl do O & A Wetmore=25 M Vassar & co—i9 bales t bac: Fy s rtis--38 do J W Howard—3s2 do R Valdiyia—2 de ¢ vee Haley 77 nen : ber—l case Pes hyaxxatt—Brig Phitury bils samples A ner, se A Whitmore—33 bbls J B Taylor—19 bales cotton W 8 Mabee—19 Manning & Patrick— 49 Boorman, Johnston & co—31 R Rogers—5 bxs J Crosby—74 HERALD. "Sailing Days of the Steam Ships. HOM LAVERPOOL. PROM AMERICA, MARITIME rie R Ho Acadia, . G. Western, Hoskens++++++++ Aug. 5 ++ 3 Packets to Arrive. Packets to Sail. FROM LIVERPOOL. For 8. Whitney, Thompson, July 1 | Independence, Nye, Ang. 7 Southerner, Palmer, ‘July 5 Shethel Mt, Popham,’ Aug. 13 Columbus, July 7 | Liverpool; Eldridxe, Aug. 16 PROM PoRTAMouTH. FOR PortsMou rit. Gladiator, Britton, — Jnly 10 | Toron wold, Ang. 10 FROM HAVRE. Westmi de Grasse, duly t FOR HAVRE. mhilippe, y 8 | Argo, Anthony, », Which is tl 4. The sales Ashes—We cannot quote pots over $4 at top of the market, Some sales rule at $4,3! Philippe, Castoff, Jul eb Ship Masters and Age: We shall eateeun it n favor, if Captains of Vessels will give to Commodore Rorerr Sitvey, of our News Fleet, a Re- vort of the Shipping Jeft at the Port wheage they sailed, the Pegsels Spoken on their Passage, a List of their Cargo, and any Foreizn Newspapers or News they may have. He will board them immediately on their arrival. © and Cor respondents, at home or abroad, will also D fever by i ‘this Office all the Marine aah sen t Inte Obtains, Nautical Information of any kind rill be’ chanel ‘ ’, > i or FLour, Wurat ann Corn Recerven, via descriptions are getting much reduced. The quotations | re 4 and 8a5) wx Maura Larsen, | #, Atwood, Aus. 20 |S we perceive, to Y | sigemrent on the last col nises SUN SRT 3| Moon sets ay to, jarque Chancellor, Beany: Montevideo 2nth, with hides. Swedish brig Ceres, Holtv 200 movs salt to master, dam, in ballast, ty Burluce Brie Union, Mittal ia to Nesmith: Leeds & , rig Emily, 8 en, pine antes to Brig Elizabeth, W weeler. anrie. Im Brig hhds molasses to Ramon de Zaldo. ric Siroc, Fields bushels salt to P. 1. New Brie Phi Daan & Brinn ritish schr Constant, C to A. Hubbard, nn & ion. land, NS, in ballast, to mast Sehr 8. & T.. Parsons, Smi Tavlor & Merril Below. ton, to order, Barque Chi with cotton, hy —hound to Boston. Sailed. Bamque Elvira, Grave General Record. this day at 12 o'clock. the Exchange, at halfpast 11. de Cw Indian Ocean. Spoken, t boat Commerce. Jat 28. Jon 79 30—by the Russia, at this noi cific. 10 davs hence for NOvleans, July. haghor Thy the 8. &T. 5 } steerin: h font, at this port. (report’ Richd Anderson, 0 days trom Liverpool 2, Int 3.14.1 Laerange, 72-—by the Ale Caravan, Bray. L the Holland pa at Providen: izeduly Ui—by*the same, Foreign Ports. Peryos Avnes, June 15—Tn port, Sarato | York, 7 daw U 5 Helen Mel, Mal from Boston: rie timore; Serene, White, do: Car Dawson patrick. do lelnhtas Pleiades, son. ‘ay. four square rigged vessel: rammordore, M London: Rolla, Keightly, Hull. Lake Port: » Ane d—Arr Burlis Fell Huron. Curve New York, Gardner, and Alps, Cl Reindeer, D: erfield; ‘rader, Owen, Buffalos a Li Tones, Marshal olf, M’Arthur, Kingston. Home Ports. | Caney, July 28—Arr Policy raz th, Albano, Buxton, Marse xaheth, Wiley Boston, An Charleston, ete iH per, Crowel nnd. Zone. Crowell N’ Mark: Peni pool; Hebron. Nickers Bi | “Fndantowx, Ang Are Olive Bra | for Bath; 2d, Seaford, Bearse, Alexandris nic, Kelly, except Mechanic, New Broror Alex Mitchell, Provipes Amanda, 0: Translation, | Sytph, 8: ¢ 4—Arr Mohawk. wh Arr NVork; Purd: . Alby Kempton, Osborne, Cutter, Thomaston. for London Thomas, TO PRINTERS heen used on the New York Herald. A: and tf | ANTE to work about a store or ho other vehicle, and kvows the | and ceners] honsework. | employer for honesty, zeal and intelligence. | _an7 it*r a, 4) 4. | A DOLPH WERIC please call on FB. & T. jews of advantage |T' urdaw night by some weful to the o pin, hair chain le pearl. small iocket, Tenny’s ‘na ward will be givea by leaving it at 75 L 1 3t* re ames ent | Toser than it ean er person HIGH WATER from Buen: toW. W. Jection to go to the country. Apply at 17 Du tthe recovery of PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 7. = Arrived. Ship Norma, Barton, 9 days from Havana, with sugar, &e, to Shin Southport, Herbest, 5 days from Charleston, with cotton, . Bulkley. Ship Paragon, Curtis, 1 days from New Dieppe, in ballast, to . Peters 0, Nichols, 24 hours from New London, in ballast, itchell, I2 days from Ponee, PR. with sugar, | mith, 10 days from Nassau, NP. with 1750 doze | . Ls days from Bonaire, with salt, to Russia, Lane, 25 days from Trinidad de Cuba, with 400 it cave from Turks Island, Bwith 6700 | ilum, Doane, 8 days from Savannah, with cotton, to ‘ain, 14 days from Antigu: British schr Martha Grace, Dickerson, 14 days from Cumber- 20 days from Apalachicola via | Key West,and tn days from Bahia Honda, Fla. with cotton, to | week Ship Kensington, Shumway, 20 days from Mobile, with cot- iam, Keating, 17 days from New Orleans, | Brig Echo, from Charleston, bound to Providence, , and others. Packer sue INperenpence, Nye, for Liverpool. will sail | Her letter bags close at Gilpin’s, in | Sine Astrore.—Capt. Lane, of the Russia, from T , reports seeing on the 13th ult. whilst donbling Cape Antonio, a ship on shore, stripned—a wreeker alongside. ‘Whalemen. | Cld at New Bedford 4th inst, Uneas, Gelett, NW Coast and ‘Whales are seid to be very plenty off Chatham. Napoleon, NOrleans for St. John, 5th inst. Cape May W. 60 Crnsader, (Br) 13 days from Honduras for London, July 29, , off at this port, timore, Aug 4, lac 37 47, lon 71 30— t F, Jnly 20, Jat 10 50, lon yesterday) for Vir; ing E, seen July 21, lat 4240, | 4 90, Tat 12, lon 3t-—by the | sande, no date, lat 99, lon ‘pool for Boston, July 22, lat 41 45, lon lade, standing E 1g with’s Tong hame in it, red border, si h M1, Norris, from B. n, Merry, and from Bucea; Oriole, Northam, and Wm Price, Ro- y ort. Cristoval Colon, Smith, for New | v 15—-In port. Panthea, of Thomaston : Star, Kirwan, Norfolk; ‘Gr Barbadoes for Yarmouth; Kelso, ook, doz Varmonth Pack Tull. weweil, Croenncle, ‘The tele- | Moxtnrat, Aug 3—Arr Roseberry, Young, London. Are Queen Charlotte, Earl; ; Roel Acorn, Brown, Oswego.— ly Washington, Henderson, ad FE, G Merrick, Minor, Os- iper, Demerara via La Guay: | Pontanovri, Ane 1—Cld Rodney Smith, NVo Cla America, Treadwell, Philadely ri nduras: Antelope, Omar Kendall, Port au Pri Lovell, NVork. Sldith, | steamboat PORTSMO! ‘Olea, Mary Jane. Tda, | New York, from the foot of etaw, Clio, Jas P, h. Warts, “Richmond rin for Boston: port New Haven. Aug 5—Arr Meteor, Bowns, New York. Sid New Jersey, Bill, Philadelphia ; Empire, Thompson, New Clark, Albany; Pe Jn Hampton Roads, Ruphra: 1 ; Mentor, Barter, NYork; Architect, Gray, for St | oad OR SALE—A Fount of Minion and Nonperei ply aged 28, without any ineum: brance, wants a situation in a respectable family, the man or would drive a wagon or His wife to do plain Can produce reference fro ne of Stockholm, 1 street, they HE, OF FIOF of the snbscriber having heen entered on Sat- i ivate drawers rifled romissory notes, re. owns n the All plainly set, with t 171 Greenwich st. cemner of Dey st. | os Ayres, June 17, i Deforest & Co. , 48 days from St, Ubes, with | ure brig Neptunus, Dakfrenkan, 60 days from Amster | lurter. Mt Freme,M" Benton, Whittel, and Scioto, Guyl las ld have no, ab- airs. PHOMAS BI BY BELL, & HOWARD. (Stores No, 22 Anan} V5, Fulton streets.) fleman leaving. Jing another pi TU Co. At 104 o'clock, goods. ‘Also, London cloths, casi TH At 1034 o’eloc Large and positive sale of by eatalozue, piano fortes, and as choi }d modern paintings ax an scription will appear on ‘Tin Catalogues in time. | shine, and be peremptory. fine impression, will be sold Sales of Books an apparatus, steam boil | botlers. AUCTION SALES. ELL, Auctioneer. and plated ware, looking glasses, curtains, an ‘a rosewood and additional lot of choice, furniture, the, pro- ballast, | BY WATTS & LONGWORTHEL Sha | D Broadway.—Sale of fine F En gs, cluding an entire set of the Bovdell Shakspeare lers, Hers, ste 2 fire engines, 2. paten c ie, hyd and common press, large and small slide lathe, with com| Ship (Aa Lennox, 22 Mobile, w A ‘sig " my in the sales room i o’el : , ’ , Lennox, 22 days from Mobile, with cotton, to Px (ok f° valuable as Hi fa ture, by | Ship Anson, Barkman, 7 wi virtue of ising the entire honsekeepine ar GyAnson, man, 7 days from Charleston, with cotton, | virtue of a mortgage, lovee teak healiy. pation, drawing rooms and bed rooms, kitehen ul , china, glass piano the city, forming a most desirable iano forte. ESDAY. at the auction roo m. Regular, extensive and valuable sale of rich staple dry mers, veatings, 5 trunks clothing, seer of pledged goods, jewelry, watches, books, varieties, TRSDAY. k, in the sales room. llendid piano fortes and pai com ‘The paintings, &c, can be seen on Tuositay. ‘The public may be assured the sale will take place rain {or 409 Snahish, + Musteatio without the least reserve. au7 (oi 4 ic plete engine, 25 horse power, balances, iron safe BEACON COU jad RSE—TROTTING. On Meme p Ripe LINN Hig ae tush octane Presta ‘ Mond ugust Lith, 1813, at three o'clock precisely, Bahia Honda | 4 match for $1000, between IL. Woodruft’s bl. g. Cottage Boy ness. ‘At 4 oclock | gad will positively. start, | Bady Sudfoiie and Oneida Cl \ Tuly | saddle. ~ Gi to be the best 5 he eel i Augusi ment oy , nert, ou Jey a | man, Mr. Norrig | Whitwort!i, J tt id,’ Richard Aylitf, We | ticket Tracey, for | Alexander, | | go'clock. Returi | the evening. maids in attendan poth pleasant and or Ww | excursio: ys | Holland; Mountain, | CHE 5 Thursday and Saturday Ceamoat SOULE AMERIC an ainboat RC will leave Monday, W | o'clock. ime to take the nt, aj ifice on the wharf. es AND WITHOUT LANDIN rum: | 3d instant, at o'clock, | time for the cars | Regular | and Siturd ‘Leaves T'roy and Albany fternoon. Mecha- 3d, the above, | The above boat has rate order, re, Dayton: | — NYork. Sid | New Indep: | | The ne RAL FE Ww and commodious ‘urey, leave the e, | every Monda’ For freight or passage a srtland: JW | than tow boat prices, May Flower, | ¢ Phe New Jersey is fury * | for speed and accommodatio Bunting, | t. SEV | FOR AL | foot of Barclay street. Sew York—The "The Troy on which has is office. | Li Poughk Catskill, fi mm th t | on Monday, at 7 o'clock in "he new low pressure on Tuesday, at 6 0" st. Up a For passage, apply at the they or any other kind of Propert: the Boats of th: pmust Beiths 50 cents—Supper 25 e+ The nd fast sailing s foot of Robin reward of papers $0, avery oF king cime fe | Rex day From York, Monday he takes low. hambra, orin | Light valuable’ to the EXCURSION OF PLEA A liberal reward will KINAW, GREEN B. ~ entire tri he new, splendid and modions low re steamboat INDIAN A,'Captam J | com: Sto had a bros will please call at requested to fetch the same away date, or the cured on them, Read » stovet, near rs tion. OAT FOUND.—A_onperior six oared Boat was found i ferder atriched James D * rooklyn, and obtair: all the Teli property at 928 Pearl street, are w vill be sold at public auction to defrry the expen t Broadway, loans money in large or small | Way, sums, as may be required, on watches, jewelry, silver ware, dry | Passengers le is, ‘wearing apparel, and personal property of every descrip- | tually calle a én JAMES FOWLFR. | G MONEY TO LEND. | sae BRAHAM J. JACKSON, PAWNBROKER, No. %¢ for New ; vel Ea att Green By at 0A, ahertya, Tet ngust modion an? 1¢ spared to of music tri i pany may be secured by applying render w f thi ame jva0 mer | Patensox, New! Jeuse THOS, PRO jy25 im ratentee CARD.—The subseriber mances that he has Clarendon Bo 901 Broad ¢ form ek. a place for a game of bowles the long experience of the subscriber i in Albany and f patronage. au? It*r a leave to inform his frie nirchased the well. known Ting Saloon, with, its mintings y.cor Duane st. where he will b patrons of that tare “Alleys k es to be the be the © the in keeping a public house sewhere, he hopes to merit and receive a share EDWARD WHITNEY. | NEW YORK 9 pilot of vessels bound Shoals, Poston, Vortsmout \ eee PORTS. ‘Office at ds ts, and the several Insw Portland. ment already o Lady, St time on record, at mile of all: whe t i ps, Mi Mr. Dennison, Mr, W les Whitworth, Me. Smith, Mr. direct—From the su Mat Steamboat NORTH AMER! an nt State Rooms, and for speed and ght taken at reduced rates, NO, MONOPOLY— Wednesday and Frida) t—Caldwell’s, West Poin ie, Hyde Park, Rhinebeck iudson, Coxsackie and ‘The new low pressure steamer EM PLR 10. Notice —All Goods, Freight, Baggage, Bank Bills, INDEPEND! NTT OPPOSITION LINE ie, wifalo for Mac boat, having an upper SS°FY | will ve fitted expressty for the ip pleasant. and h i dea lockaway, by way sou ss 5 WEN PRESCOTT, Pilots, or takes chance as roaster and v ter street, comer Beekman. Refer berths will req and Win, Wheelan’s b. m. Fashion. Two heats in har ecisely, a Purse of $200, for which are entered | pions of the World, er the the two. Che hiel—Three le heats uu xists in the sporting cire folk having tn her late heats, and Oneida Chief ‘orld, bets are, freely reat time, 7 3244, pacer in the whi i da’ t—M rs *Donall, Me. Ho ight, and, Mr. John PA ah _ ion $11 yy "s, correr of G: and of Mr, Riell, And to prevent he f purchasers will be 3s for the excursion st. 14 to 9 o’eloc p pos at ded on board. Cha be pro and everything will be done to reader the aut 2tis*r AMBOATS lock P. M.— mboat pier be ets, Sunday excepted, ughton, Evening, at 7 0% ie jock. Brainard, K, at seves Lixe. A. Capt, M. H. Truesdell, landing at intermediate places, will leave ‘Tuesday, Thursday ay;, | and Saturday afternoon, at 5 o’clock. a; Elie) Phe COLU Jap i. 3. Cruttenden, Monday, the Moraing Train o nd substantial, are furnished with Hu : ppl board, orto P. C. INDEPENDENT REGULAR OPPOSI. TION NIGHT LINE FOR ALBANY N THROUGH DIREC ormodious and substantial HH, Captain O. House Barelay street, on T arriving at Albany and ‘Troy in ‘ing’ west Days—Leaves New York every Tuesday, Thursday y afternoon, at 5 0'cl every Moaday, Wednestay and Fels Apply on board. undergone a thorough repair, and In az RE REDUC x Line for Albany is et, New g, at7 ovclock, Freight taken fess endent Oppositi apt. foot of Barel yer board. pply on nt state rooms, and sed by any steamboat dn See Bi) a O'CLOCK MORNING LINE BANY, TROY, and intermediate nt is not surp Landings—From ihe stearhboat pier, at the | forth | re, me rope in Fon boar. mpire on Mc ve Tuesday, Thurs: Newburgh, Red Hook, lerhook. the mornin mer TROY, (a the morning, Nug 2. office, foot of Barclay street, or on Speci taken, shipped. or pat. ‘on Board at the risk of the owners of such nuh te te Landing at Coxs Battimore.” Passage 30.¢ eats—Korward Deck % ¢ teimboat WAVE, Capt. Wander- meow street, this (Mondsy) afters vd ma. in good lraught of wate: arrive in Alvan . Wednesday and Friday Sanit St. Marie, fu Kana Fj Au India Settlements, on Sr- M. Th Indiana is anew and coms not 130 state rooms, and ye excursic berths: to the cap 1 a5 Sere Ww YORK mand after yat 3 A.M. Broad. yes at 310 Pearl street, will be pune. HENRY CONKLIN, Proprietor, _ to New Portland, Ki rye & Shaw's > . ice to a ntimber of mpanies in this city, Bos- iy 18 mnise ance ( ¥ | he beet in the | OLD BLACK BALL L lon the | Packet of the 19th Augnst city. From | hip NEW YORK. Capt be do: ‘thove her regular day | : (steprage prasen nite to make early ap- TOHN HERD MAN, 61 South street, near Wall st, | 11E TIMES AND BULLE of yesterday, contain a| Passage from Liverpool can as usual be seenred in any of the statement in relati which they inform thelr. Fea: | packet shipe sail x weekly. anp destts furnished for any nd that A.C. Vande- | amount payable at the National and Provincial Bank of Ireland ic ge Bowery Cottage, nex Cottage, named poy | er, ina shop where the above na | and not be in such a bad fix after all. | short sighted and fir sighted persons | Also, every Speeta | NTEW_ DISCOVERY for gilding, } by Hydro-Fleetneity, without Galv | trifling*’expense and labor, | vering and platinizing with a very simple apparatus, an | rections to make use of thi jyo Im*r i Go PORTUGUES! HESE fare ia, secret, jumo, Rankses ort anie Prepared Powder for and that A. ©. Vandewater never had con in any way, manner or shape, with either myself or the and that all the ahove named publication in regard to it is false ‘in every particular, as no such row ever took place | there. But ifthe sapient Aditors and reporters of the rs had been a little more minute in their enquiries | they would have stated that Vandewater is « journeyman the al row did actually take plice, that the “Sporting Crib” as they choose to term it, wonld | PETER J. VALENTINE, Ld rR pe al street, No. 85, (removed from Broad: has constantly on hand a large assortment of Spectacles for Relay 8G: Tie MANN, 69 Chatham st, ehh Alte! PAA ai H : nto be obtaiped in Rhiefeountry. Bee adver, tal ches, and Messrs ; Exchange and Dise | throughont Kngland and Eastern otland ane Jars apply as above. AGE superic ‘a large Hav appl to an? rt and Opti way, Sit) B. P rf ata very gilding, furnis oa the Ak. | ches throughout the U any ec hed for any amount at ited m FOR HAVAN | ‘The fine fast sai Master, will sail See adver. | apply to ‘ acm J, Burt, Son & FO! FOR LONDON—Packet of the 100 The maker ship TORONTO, Capt. Gn sail as above, her regular day," Fe : Youn HERB URS ¢ from London. or Liverpool’ by. th can always be secured at the lo Bank, Liver Jes, Greenoel dd Branches. Banking Co. For further partieus jy 2lee R_ LIVERPOOL—To sail this ship BROTHERS, Captain Dar part of her cargo on board will uperior accommedations for a eerage passengers, who will be ication should be made on board, W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, 13 Peek slip, corner Sou 61 South street, near Wall st s | | he principal Banks Jom, on application To sail pected, Aiirham, ight oF, Rasen, | haim, Mr. Geo, will leave invariably arrive ‘in 1 ars for ursilay, the | nesday | of ‘and Saturday, | ts— | cal | the day: ‘The Splendid Musical Director, IOP A atrict Police will be in attendance, and ereat care tae t tthe admission | Kongo kets Fifty Cents. MUSEMENTS. NIBLO’S FEAR ‘The performance to commence at #o’clock, with the Overture to Les Divnans de la Conronne. 'o he succeeded Subsequent to wh cht Rone by Half an hour's intery rol realy After which the MAZ ITT, GARDEN. MR. JOHN SEFTON. ic eat 1843, Avenst 1. VWG artruRs. Auber hy a Smith Dance call El Zapateado de Cadiz, by Gabriel Ravel ‘wl ime, Leon Inve ch evalntions on the the Raval Pamily, he Nowe | for promenade and tin the Geet Saloon Where fee Creams, Frit bes, ant Refreshments of the choice est kinds, andl in it variety, will be found, anton: ime cal RF THE NIGHT OWL, i re! hestra sAtrerhick PROMENADE MUSICALY will perform several popular selections new Music. U.0, Hit of imnrnner nersans. May be had at the Garden daring > A limited number of Season Tickets will be dis- ravines every evening throuch the | posel af, 7 Tmo nostnamement at this estahlighment an acranat nf the athe Grand Entrance fram Renviwee ta the Saloon Schr Hudson, Cooley, 5 days from Baltimore, with mdse, to ‘OR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION | tower. Sturges & Cloarman a | PTH RAHWAY MANUFACTURING CO. will soil at Schr Star, Williams, ¢ days from Virginia, with corn, to the | bablig Ayetion, on Tith August, at their Print Works, in| — ee | Rahway, ihe machinery, and, moveable property of | eT1'RNED—British ship § 7 ‘ d to. the company, cons ig and engraving machines, Holi, Ens. having sprang aeakeccwill hare'ee discharges |” | eallenders, cones ye coppers, dying and bleaching | Doors will | First annesran: THI | | } | | making seamless ! | Negro Dan | &e. iN | A rh very favorit Ror Tn Hieh nleting the please sequent etn ma and ts, or 1 adds hierogl Admitta: es ie mit p | ent mastel w | issov eth an7 6t*r Make fi ral Tea F modations, modations Th maste 16th | fi Line—Posit | , mofist oes packet: ing «large pro | on honed, will have immediate di dronde | ° "For freight or passage. ha th Ferry | dations, apply on board Among the may a Knitting Toom, for namnfietnrine stockings, loves, anl ever article of weerive anmrel to maverm, whale onertion of 18 PERFORMED a Te will be in constant operation every Day and Evening, and is . GREA IST MECHANICAL INVENTION OF THE GREATEST Pine ace! 1 The manager has eneacel this week the City J ten Musicinies aleo, Master i Mr. Wm_ Cole, the Chinew Nowleserint. vid hiselnertel Dve—Feme Western, the FLacamative imitater, wer, the Comie Si nee to the Muserm, | hal? price additional cannot fail to increase the pleasure derived from a visit to this Thase who have addres ed at the Astor Honse, ané 3tr tion of intelliz Trosilay evening next, August fth, at Ano Hall, where ech who may he so fortunate as to attend, will be pat in possession tions of the moder art stitution begins to ely retreat How: for the Railroads | ralleled Tov lar days from Albany, Tuesday, ‘Thursday and Satue- and the new les, can he opened open Sataan, which ie ventilated from the at a moment's nating, AM THY ATREY, CuAT | Dress Circle 4 corte —TTrnee Rages 9% conte—Mit 1914 monte, At a quarter met 7 rhe Cartain will rise at a qirvrter hetane & atone: Without eer, } NING Wistar Beathers, performed Vv. set of turning and boring, and blacksmith’s tools, an assort- HERCULES OF BRIDE AN inent of imported steel, and new and old iron, a quantity of Dionaris, Fadler Brothers. drags suitable for calico printers and dyers, tabs, casks, and | Count Galtier, Jobson | Princess Leabean, Mire G lanes large cisterns, stoves, tables, benches, &e. | a, | Sir Amedee, Hane | laritde, Mrs Western Catalogues of which maybe had oi application to”Mr. Philip To concluile with the Comedy of | Trussler, at the Print Works, or of THe Wey ie | ibaa FERGUSON & WALKER, Caleb Quotem, — Mr. ¥ Mra Western ti win street AMMRIC IN MUIGU A GARDEN AND PERPETUAL FAIR, PT. BARNITM, Now onenet to the ‘public a Splendid Saloon, containing articles of Trale, Mannfictares, the Arts, Inventions, &e., A PERPETITAL FAIR, fannger, tm charre for 9 ian! lox atrerty dennsited ia the Rotary whale, complete and Plenittine BY AnOA! Bru Bend of aman, the Rania Plaver and or —Cerity, the Daveener Garden, &e, 25 cents—C! TAPAKEN NCRRASED ATTRACTIONS, te resort The ferry hoats nly ta Hoboken from Barelay, Christopher sts Fare I NEW MOTIVE POWER ngine without Ro’ —Dr Drake will have the honor to shaw the original nz model of the new motive nower, inthe xcientific and mechanical circles of Fare 0 next Cant ‘The room will be anen on Mond: from 4 notil 6 FRER INSTRITMENTAT, CONCERTS. 'T THE PAVILION of the Flvsian Fields—! A Bras very After. Band will be in attendance on the ‘on, and perform a variety of new and Marehes, Ser, Ser ¥ to the farsfimed hewmty of ite scenery 1 Canal ond niv 61% cents. ant Pwr it, Fnrnace, Smoke Pipe or Chim ich has excited a i izens of New York, for a few days, at No. al st i 7th Auenst, fro 9 until in the evening. o'clock, an’ on, to defray expense of room, &c., 25 cents. ans 3t*m im * 4 " DISBROW A PINING SCHOOL, ig BOWFTY, es, from A. en, from 7 trained nnd qniet horses for the road or For terins and narticutars annly as above. "sr hia School is open for v, Siiudays excepted, M. aP. Mi esos to. A, M., and to 7 P.M. parade, to let. Mt THEA TRICAT, NOTICE winter arra communic: GE, shal en etic: nage: and refineme: procity ; ery, t Romy mit the v person Ww ress, and his nee 50 cents. Franklin House, and at the door. O ARTISTS AND LOVERS OF BOOKS. —As there are some tracts of land which would be dear at any price, so there are some books which will he found dear atany price. oe eee Cees has been exhansted, part ofa magnificent project of Prise, called “Gems of Bu the hest Schools.” It is mul each conti ng three spler by appropriate and deserint to combine th proporti ich a rersanable work ener 4 rs, in com familiar ho Ameri Nv Importers and which disply sm and extemporaneor are leat adonted. and by whom. : final obiert of the Lecture develoned and prectically Anexhibition of 1 new wav of Darnerrentyning ‘qnalities of goodness and cheannes TTF. undersiened, fofthe frm of Ludlow & Smith, manas St. Charles Theatre, New Orleans, the’ Mohile ‘Theatres,) wil 7th inst, and will tema arrive in New Vork on Monday, ten dave, for the prnose of com- ements of the above named theatres. — co 19th Joly conies of their letters to the undersign SOL SMITH. , immediately. reanee a IT. he hanny to he im s,his method of stereoeranhing ideas.on rowards mental cultnre, not eas iter the door. xercises. Mr. H. will make some remarks on the origin and process of the art af speech, and the structure of the Ia nev of metaph <,Favntian hierorlyohies, and the smh- orieal semble in the advancement. of ito mankind. We Fine Arte, their eotemnor= Oriental Nations; jane, thenee to the self in bn ongs at their 1 of Alphabets, (renresentative of the forty organs of speech.) their mnfarseen agency nd, Se., cause explained and the hho may he. present will make. a short words will instantly apnear visible in ephies, "This operation will be fully elucidated ‘Tickets to be had at the Athenenm, ams itr nronean Art ed in monthly parte at $1 25, ndid steel engravines, accompanied notices, and will di rehaser wonld require. This wer the enlarged demand for zh excellences to ren ime productions of the an- with the moat. suecessfal crea to contain choice matter i Aine the want all. the schools e the reader. nv important, eo atrons of the ‘fine a R. MARTIN &CO., of London Books and Enerwings, 126 John street, N collection of “gems.” th a's Mi "go highh row for sale ablishment, 121 % on street, Brooklyn—in (packages. Price 50 omney FOR CTV Preket tith Anenet—The new enlead hilt packet shin, LIVERPOOL, 1150 tens, will "For freight ar passage, having apply to the cantain om Wwoopny: new meket ship Queen of the West, Philip Woodhonse, will eneceed the Liverpool, and sail on her regular day, mn have tried the various medi feel the atrseks Of the inst OF Ss re.— "This extres ¥ celebrated in FORTV YEARS FXPERIENTE nsaty is not re mecess‘ul trest- The iscretion or maltreatment, will find the old ofFce je, where they will be safely and speedily ty—von are crow lions malvly— he Old Galen's Head Dis ! TOR BLACK TRA. aely dehcions and uypa- China and Parone, inet at_the Canton Tex Company's Gere vatham street, New York, and is ant St ulit” New Toha. Fldridee, sail on the 1th August, her regular very elegant and roomy acro- 1 hoard, weer side Burling LL & MINTITRNS, #7 South at. For NEW | street, oF to | Shiopers may rely on having as pat vely First Reanlar Parket— hip LOUISVILLE, Captin M. jon. of .cereo engaged and going ARG farnished ymmo- Se Oreaas wharl toot ‘of Wall K. COLLINS & CO., 56 South st. their good: ‘ir correctly mea- | ""Nvents in New Orleans, Hullin & Woodenff, who will | promptly forward all SOME VIEL Cape. O. R. Ma ans ‘ing to JAME: ILLINOIS | NOTS FB: having (br sale et « very low f te ede vcres of first rate land. dry and undulating, in Vermillion ty, newt Danville. Minois, may j HAW, 121 Fulton street, N. Jer post paid, stating the lowest price per tion, the peenliar quality, and the quantity proved, stating the particulars of manner inwhich the tar proses An alyn stating the ‘cheapest and most direct route 3's) ‘The packet shi N’ ford, | will succeed the Louisville 2 6 | QUEBEC —The first el British ; eee a Mir: Can HL Whe, wi ‘sail im all | Ser thie week, and take ie mie may offer, sas of whe ‘analy Po the enpeain on hor ia wharror te VOSDHULL & MINTURNS. 87 Sout ir by ap hear of a pare} oF by let> ich improvements ind Lis supplyed with water for farming un New York City to the lands described. : re | fed . State the qnantity and quality of the fnsieg 8 oh TO oS ie Jaree, handsoare House, No. Hudson street, with or without ads est 4 sia P “Alton stall Hse and are No.3) Hudson street —_ moderate. Apply No, 21 Hudson street. and 6t*r what fiy b all in 9 flouri WM. MeDO! York. It more con apainfou bond and Jy the St. Joha’s, Hall, ¥ | Hackensack, embracing t those, places to the i New Jersey. sent proprietor N. B.—There PERTY—A small Farm HEEL highest state of the Hoboken Ferry, leading, t ah: ERR ll Pam, Gui pixteen aeres, in the bei he’ about si ree of buckwheat: » quantity, of shy IN venientthport mortgre > tering Pot bot The said ing business in Engle acres FOR CITY PRO- ited bur five. miles from thy story, dwelling a 08 oe yle of the &State, with out. oy s most approved style of tl ey a Ay omer convenience 12 Joana We he trades vot be able. within x0, Ho SBrinceo tine counging city and vor Miagestmes the house night@nd momine—It home (hie to the market aaniyer or, smal at the same also sing’ boarders from the city. But above all this, whe Scion for a road side tavern whieh it hi itanted between Nehote of that great trafic that Panees h those States, New York Farm will Nese cheap, thel pre- first rate potatoes! ; young fruit = i " to be made to Mr. seen tt Ohatham street, New ote thelparchasedmonsy, wey