The New York Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1843, Page 3

. og. THE sie tema TONIC MIXTURE FOR ‘Oficeand Consulting Rooms of the College of Medici and Pharmacy, 97 — aoe, of og of years aos nee ‘ince the most sceptl- cal. roe ae! pies is also half the cost of any other aa | viz: $1 perbottle, To be had only at ai Courtiandt st, rs. Hays, 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and D: Smith, 820 Broad st. tG- IMPORTANT TO THE UMRORTUNATE— A cure epee gs ‘he College of Medicine and Phi macy, ofthe city of New York, established for the me pression of quackery, is now prepared to treat all diseases of a private nature, and offer to all those afflicted with these distressing maladies, Savantages not to be met with at any other institution in this country, either public or [obake ba From the constant cot mndence, ani from Far ‘ate arrangements x eytorage the Medical Institution of ;urope, all the improvements in the treatment of these are forwarded to them ene before they reach the . majority at of the medical profession of this count ith such advantages, er with the combined skill of the frst berm men of this country, the College or Satisfied that ef good work k they have bene “th, suppression of quac! f receive the patron: ing Brg from that porden ofthe public Peake comme for adviee, and all medicines, $ N.B. Patients a distance, by cance their dis. ase explie! reer P iving ail eymaptors, together with ge A Teosived ‘olsew! lay if peo can Obtain a ehest contalntog all medicines, with fil dives tions for wm with a guarantee of cure, by addressing te Agent of the College, mayen aid, enclosing $5. By order, + 8. RIC! CHARDSON, Agent. Pee, and Consulting Rooms of tae College, 97 Nassau erent RSE SASSAOTOSSE MONEY MARKET. Monday, August 7—6 P. M. The stock market presented no very remarkable fea- tures to day, and prices did not alter materially. Harlem fell 4; Long Island §; Canton rose }; Farmers’ Loan 3; Minois }. At the new board there was nothing remarkable. In another column will be found the dividend notice of he Jefferson Insurance Company. It will be seen that 11 Per cent is Jeclared for the last six months, makinz a re imbursement of tho whole capita: to the stockholders since 1837. We apprehend that few iustitutions can show such successful business as is indicated in that result.— The secret of success is clearness of judgment, prompt- ness of decision, and integrity of purpose. The Union Bank of Louisiana owes, in November, 1844, $2,400,000 of State bonds, issued to it by the State, which fall due at that time. The late President of the hank has gone to Europe, it is rumored with the view of making some arrangement for the retirement of the bonds which cannot be paid. These bonds were quoted at 50 in Longon by tie last advices,and may offer 9 fair chance | fora privete epecw lation. A bill has passed one branch of the Mississippi Legi: ture to put the Planters’ Bank in liquidation. The present state of the revenues of the country render some readjuciment of the tariff evidently necessary, in order toenpply means forthe uses of the Treasury. The amount derivable from the customs must be increased. This 18 to be done by reducing those duties which now are prohibitive, and by raising tho ratce on other articles. None offer so fair a subject for revenu as tea and ccftee; and probably something will be done at the coming sion towards making these articles dutieble. The im. | pression that this will be the case is indicated in the im- mense imports of those articles which are going on. The import of teas at this port, duriag the menth of July, reach the cnormous amount of 2,000,000 lbs. and they will probably continue large. The same Indications are ap- parent in the article of coffee, es is seen in the following table :— Imports or Corrre into tHe Port or N. Youx ann THE Whote Imroxr into tHe U. States. Into New Tito United : York. States During year ending Sept. 30, 1810, if 789,281 Ibs 94,996,095 Ibs. i be 11, 34,501,706 “* 111,991,783 ** 4 O “1819 39.6761 lags “three quart’s June 30, 1913* 20,201,607 "= 123,252,079 ‘* 209,980,878 '* agora of Cae Mag oe laces es a oP in i 0, Ny: seca cd > “1841, 51784,870 14,482,870 Exports of Coffee from this Port during the year ending Dec, 31, 1810, Perera Disiog the half year ending June 30, 1843, 8,375,277 “ * The report of the Secretary of the Treasury upon Com- meree, Ser since 1641, has not been Published. Moderate revenue duties upon these articles would give tothe Treasury a revenue of something near $4,500,000 per annum; and throwing out of view all designs to protect any class of citizensat the expense ofthe others, the re- venue from articles now charged with probibitive im- ports would make receipts into the Treasury sufficient for the wants of the government. This is the day up to which the first quarterly returns of the New York banks are to be made for publication un- der the new law, which requires them to be published oror before the 20th of the month. The possibility is that necessity that the banks labor under to maintain their dividends will increuse their anxiety to employ their funds after this return shall be complete. As yet no increased de~ mand for business purposes is apparent, nor did the state of the bill market by the Jast packet indicate any increase of orders for goods, usual at this period of the year. The interior of the country is much in want of currency, and the money now accumulating in New York would long since have been finding its way west, if it had been ina shape to circulate; but it is mostly foreign coin, and to pass threugh the mint absurdly located in Philadelphia, | requires an expense which is equivalent to heavy seigno- rage upon the coinage. The demand for money for circu lation must be sufficient to overcome this expense before money will flow easily into the channels of circulation, and while the vile promises of banks arc allowed to circu- late as money, no coin will get into circulation. A Cle: land, Ohio, paper remarks as follows :— Exchange on the enst is advancing. The banks are drawing at 1} for Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana paper—the demand is good, and there is none offering in market.— The principal cause of the rise here is owing to merchants and shippers of produce to New Orleans, buying the = ds of paper, which they cando at a discount,and ing ry up theriver to purchese exchange, in ae to bringing up specie. These Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana bills areata dis count of } per cent for specie, which makes the exchange for specie } percent. Aslongas this paper is takon for | bills drawn against produce, there will no specie find its way into Ohio. Let us lock back at the fluctuations to | currency in that State :— Banns or Onto. Teens, Cirew'n. eee 9,751,979 S20 17,079,714 18,178,699 13.800, WO 520,560 085,513 six todo the business of the State. If they maintain the | movement, an the figures now presented, it will beas 8. frow floating at $10,000,000, will be reduced to $2,000,000, when the population and resources of the State h: in- creased 40 per cent. The loans of the banks, from $20,- 000,000 are reduced to $4,000,000, without a chance of having them much increased. In this latter item we have the true index to the probable amount of business | which will be done dependent upon bank faellities. In 1836, the population of Ohio was 1,000,000 persons, and they owed the banks 20,000,000, or about $20 each, mostly for goods bought in the Atlantic States on credit. In 1839—40, the population was 1,519,467, and they owed the Danks near $17,000,000, or $11 each, for goods. The loans of the banks are mostly to dealers and merchants, and not to ogriculturalists. They represent the artificial means | which has been furnished to the people to buy goods be- yond the amount of the proceeds of their labor. The pop: ulation of Ohio now, at the same ratio of increase, is 1,700,000, and they owe the banks but $4,000,000, or about $2,25 only, each. Yet the productions of Ohio sent to market greatly exceed in quantity those of any former years, ond must command cash. The liquidation of the banks diminishes the purchases of goods, and increases the exports ofthe States. Hence this year the people of Ohie have not the means of buying more than they can pay for. If their produce is not sold they can buy nothing and their purchases will keep pace with the amount of their sales, Under bank inflation, the purchases went on while produce was actually held for high prices by the bank agencies. The samerstate of affairs is more or less apparent in all the States, and forms a broad basis for the continued wbundance of money on the Atlantic border. As the interior cannot purchase[more than they pay for, the exports of the Atlantic be commensurate to and no outlet for specie to go serious extent will present itselfjand the money now on the Atlantic must be earnad by the interior before it is sent thither. For these reasons, independent of the tariff ques- tion, we arenot of those who expect a large business the present fall in imported goods. Sales at the Stock pane: fee Ohio 6's, 1870 89 25) : ibered oe 100 a road j'610 ay [Ho00 Kentucky x 7 "4000 Tlinois 6's, 1 2000 da di mM Utica & Schenec’y PA Fue "island RR bis ‘0 do cash 2% Stonington Railroad 16 Barmers’ Loan 3000 Illinois 6’s, 2000 do New sae Public $1000 U States Ry tion Kentwelc 1000 do * 1000 Illinois 6's, 1870 7000 do Stock Exchange. $8 Auburn ned RR ot do tna shas ¥ Island a do 50 Phoenix Bank State of Trade. Livanents anp Lonpon Tosacco Trave.—The stock in the werehouse, 30th May was, 9, es hhds Deliver. d for home use 384, Coastwise aire Ireland 803, and foreign export 288, Leaving tae stock, 30th June, ‘e000 Against 6,423 in 1942, 5,065 in 1811, and 2,359 in 1940, at In London the present stock is 13,400 600 in 1842, and 11,200 in 1841 reign export and to Ireland Hs and London in the he first six months have been caters i ae poe inst 1: deliveried a at thie 1842 and 1841, The business done last month was considerable, the total sales having been nearly 1200 bhds. and generally at stea- j_ prices; ofthese fully onc half was takeu b the trad land, and 217 tor expor it, ‘and there seems io be some expectation rts from America, of the infe- riority of @ portion of the lart crop, and a deficiency in parts, that beiter prices may ere long be esta- blished here: the stock here is much larger than for seve- ral years post, at the same period. Very little alteration has taken place in the markets. Yerterday wasrather a dull aa: Fiour—Prices remain the same as last quoted, Genesee ; Ohio and Michigan, $475 a 487}; Howard Street, $5 525; Richmond County, a5 387}. Thenominal price o} isJ$1, without any amount. Cotton—A. stealy demand exists for this (oP akan ba theameunt of theales s trifling. prices are fi advance quoted. The $520; Brandy wine, both new ani old les reached 600 bales ye: Ashes —Pots remain in limited demand and price. not go above $4,37}, but range from that ane Pearls we quote at $5.31}, with moderate He ‘he supplies are still small, with a 1 ik demand. tule at 45 a 60 cents for prime qualities. Provisions—The market continues very dull, without the least alteration in prices. Whalebone—A reaction has taken place in this article. Ho lders demand an advance and are firm, and indifferent Whiskey—Sales of drudge at 23, and barrel: This erticle is very steady both in price and aaa Rice—Sales of emall lots to suit purchasers at $2 87} ‘We hear of no sales of whale or sperm in this market. At the East there appears to be more doing and prices are on the advance. Cattle Market. In market 800 Beeves, 40 Cor Sheep and Lambs. Beeves sold at prices ranging from $8 75to $4.04 75. Cows and Calves were a little lower than last sales,sales Ten left over unsold. Sheep sold at prices ranging trom $125 to 325. Lambs 500 left over unsold. and Calves, and 3300 from $1 to $2 37}. Foreign Markets Buenos Arass, July oa ae ox for North Ameri. horse 16a18 each; do; goat skins 4 per lb; horse hair 90 per arroba; wool c af 36a 38, chinchille 70 a 80; nutria ; short 32 a 34; mixed 45 a 46; long Ps common, washed 18 a 25; picked 3 a 46; shorn from ski: 40 a 46; mestiza, dirty 16830 perarroba; tallow, pure 29 a rease 27.428 per arrobe; Jerked horns, mixed 200 a 250; per do ox 350 a 450; shinbone 120 a 150 do; hide cuttin, 34035, per 100 ibs; ostrich feathers, white 18 020; Ib; salt on board 15816 per fenega. bloons during week 272—loweast 270 dollars; exchange on United States nominal. 30; raw 21029; with beef 60 a 55; per quintal; ighest price of At Savannah the 2nd instant—To Liverpool, jd, nomi- nal. Coastwise—New York, cotton, 50c for round and cask. No vessel uj equare bales ; rice 60c essel loading for or Baltimore ; one smi at $1} per balefor ae and 75c per cask for rice. Mobile, July 28th.—We have no new engagements to ant for New York at our last still Mgt hd at former rates, $14 iam Goddard eat notice. The shi $a the berth, fil | week's list filled wit brigs Matamora and Felco, arrive Pl the week, the former in ballast andthe latter with c: hich are now discharging. Two or three schoeners loading Of the stock cotton in port some 6 to an opportunity for shipment e Goddard hb lumber for Hav: 700 bales said to be awaitin | toa port on the continent of arrived here a few days ago has apices two vo during the season from this rt to Liverpool; she cleared on her first voyage ldth of November with 1900 bales, (freight 17 $24,) and was back again 5th of March, (taken pad Liverpool at {d,) and cleared on the 27th with 1956 At New Orleans July 29th.—Sin litle has been done in foreign Freighte but thee: extreme. Cape Town, 6.@. Wt aie Geleutta May Guayama, Galveston Valparaiso 18 Vera Craz- 19 Yueatan + 3 Zanzibar 30 Passengers Arrived. wr Manrins—Schr Vanda—W G Well: Homer Ship Kensington—Mrs Sturtevant Passengers Sailed. Lavenpoou-Packet shin Independenco—R Bi Briti fe Brough, child and acrvae Toronto: Capt AG Grant, hith Re wh Army; Henry W Grant, Canadas Dr Meikelham, Mre Meiketham., thee children and, twa servis, Havana; James K Pell, Newpoi adel Reverdy Johnson. Jr, Baltimor: chan, Rev BX foot, Maryland: Dant' Wheeler, Stowe ‘Tames, Dumats, Pi burgh P Y Gearge Folsom, CW Coniad, Clapham Napo jeon Dux. Brough, 63d Regt Passengers to Arrive. Savannan—Brig Exnct—J FE. Jo cae and lady, Lieut JJ Morrigos, USRS, Mid ni homeo. m G Storris, Mr Lippmann, HHorac © “Smith, © Smith, CL Gilbert Foreign Talpantntisan: Canton—Ship Panther—1538 half chests young hyson 300 hf do powchong 500 131b boxes soachone 250 do cunpowder 228 6lb boxes do 101 131b do imperial 132 G1b do 148 boxes canisters spapordee 86 boxes canisters imperial 95 chests voung hyson 3 Ib boxes imperial 250 do gunpowder 268 6lb bxs_ imperial me Ms gunpowder 92 chests hyson 163 chs hyson skin Grinnell, Tinturn & co—25 hf chs imperial 198 hf gunpowder 350 131b bxs gnopowder 310 1018 boxes imperial Bucklin & Crane—t hoxes maze 2 boxes pouchong 4 boxes bag coffee C Miles—11 bxs mdze 1 box sweetmeats 2 boxes ginger G Donstlase—27 bas mdze 1 box mats 1 do cans 13 bags coffee 1 box China ware FB Car: rington—4 boxes mdze ES Woodraff—2 boxes curiosities W 5 hoxes tea 1 trunk. mdze J Brown, —1816 mats cassia 12 boxes cassia 420 rolls matting 414 chests of young hyson 4109 2 chests hyson 101b boxes hyson ter 1 box China ware 2 boxes sweetmeats ¥ cannisters tea I trunk maze to order. Livenrooi—Ship Delia Walker—(Before_ reported —20 pkgs © M Corning—13 boxes 15 ales Godfrey, Pattison & cot J W Harris—8 bales © F Bill, Clark & co—12 hhis 23 erates HL, Wel i hars 78 bls iron A Congdon & mond—5 cases J Revnolds6 do Kessler & co—61 bales Inglis & Sons 770 ‘bxs tin Phelps. Dodge rises bales 43 cases Tooker, Jodges & co—t do % cases Pacie. Hae ee Watsons A laine Richardson & Wat tson—i9 incl att hon—2 cks PG Parker—00 erates H Winkle 20) sacks salt 6 dozen mats Woodhull & Minturn—5i casks 10 bales 5 chests to order, Trinste—Ship Wim Engs—200 ones steel Bu nrlaga & Hor ter—6 ¢''s cream ar 13 cases gum arabic G B Moorewood—1 iron cable hs & Kruger—10 cases W Broithanph—1 bri Koop & co-—6 cks eream tarter Li AMan—2 bs tartar 372 bales um 29 beis, gum Dutith & dy AH Ward— wl into pais bxes lage & Hurter—t00 z cue AE D Brows 3 bry Leeds) Hea 1s mdze 66 ek: eases 19 bts D Victor & Dreheritz—1 ck Dr A Grey—1 bdle willow baskets to master— 20 bxs 5 cks_'5 phys 532 bys mdz. to orier, 2 rvne Shiny Fecumseh—at bales dyestuffs AH Wi 78 bkts wine A Loubat—7 cases L Pilot. Howland * Aspii =120 bags, r Domestic Importations. ip, Saracen—W8 bales cotton Roberts & R Irvid—39 hhds tobacco Spofford, Tileston & co—15 Boorman, Johnston & eo. Monte ae Kensinzton—'74 bales eotton Sprague, Robin- son & Co—58 Hoes Balla 1 Truesdell & Moore—399° Bogert & Kneeland—22 order. Mon » Hebre —150 biles cotton JR Mills & co, of Boston—300 M Cooley & co, of Hartford—' N a a zton, Boston—55 Perkins, Hopkins & co—!2 H Co Boor- be an, Johnston & co—100 F Beckwith—35 Bry; A < Meitiande Mm BD Walaa at Bloodgood—1_box H Wessell & co— f iene bales cotton to ordes olossus: William: Barstow & Poy rope cuttings Sturges & Clearman—139 do J pipe staves G Howland, “Packets { to | Arrive. FROM LIVERPOOL Fon LIVERPOOL. ‘hony ly 1] Sheffield, Popham, — “Auge 13 Southerner, Palmer, "July 5 Kerik Eldridge, Aug. 16 Columbus, Cole, July 7| New York, Cropper, Ange 19 ROM PORTSMOUTH. RTSMOUTH. July 10 Toronto, Aug. 10 Mediator, Chadwick, July 20) Westminster, Atwood, Aug. 20 FROM HAVRE. Silvie de Grasse, 1 | Argo, Anthony ug. 8 Phiipre, Castoff, July a | Weds Lyon Stoddard, Aust 18 Ship Masters nts. We shall esteem it a favor, if rad tains of Vessels will to Commodore Rorert tee our News Fleet, a he. Port ‘whence’ they sailed age. a List of their Ci rt of the Shipping fet af Vesee casels Spo Spoke os thet an ‘yeten board im to this Office all 1 owt in Haatieal Information of any’ kind wil be adit 19 HIGH WATER 723 4 | MOON SETS 6 Cleared. Argo, Anthony, Havre, Wm. Whitlock, Jr; Charlotte, h) Anderson, Hamburg, Schmidt & Balchen; Orleans, Johnston, New Orleans, Wm. Nelson —Brigs Johann Daniel, (Russ Be Stettin via Fall River, is joring; Y Schrs_ Mary A.B, Cooley & Co; Girard, Stevenson, Saco, South Carolina, Guthrie, Beaufort, Ship Panther, vol cal 16 {a from Macao, with teas, &e to Edw, Carringt May 15, and Gibraltar s 1 & Cousinery. | Teowrmseh Ripley, 40 days trom Tlavre, with. mdse, to Howland—43 passengers. Ship Soracen, Hiler, (of Boston) 23 days from New Orleans, with cotton, to master. Ship Kensington, n, Shumway, 18 days from Mobile, with cote ap 6 days from Rotterdam, ‘bailast to iagotee Brig Empire, Kelly, rday s Shore Guayanil has in¢uced more jsters, who are generally ‘e are not aware of any ad vance having been pai?, however,except in one instance which was @ part of acargo eo Tobacco for Liverpool at 368 62. The rates coastwise have further improved, ticularly for Tobacco, Lead, limited number of vessels unengaged irmnessonthe part of sii refusing previous rates. for New York and Cotton—To jr perlb., New York, per ii } Boston, &o.. per bal | Tebacco—To Cowes, &e., per had. “ London. . ..« sss Hamburg and Bremen. Philadeip! las. i7 | Sugar and Molasses—To Northern Ports :— | "Fee the Cosst, per hd ‘rora the City. . 909,00 | Bacon—To Notte ‘Whatau enormous fuctuation is here presented! The | abana number of bauks has been reduced from twenty-four to | rn ten, now in existence, of which four aro closing UP, 08 | |e S theircharters will soon expire. There will then remain | th instant,“at 8 o'clock. On Monday morning the JamMukt Mippieton, aged 77 years, 10 months an much as they ought. Tho paper currency of Ohio, then, | days. ad those of his son-i logers, and the Masonic Order, fon ee No. Aa | Order of Good Fellows a1 vited to attend bis funeral this trocsiay) canteen, ata o’clock, at the Fag of his son-in-law, No. 147 "Pros. On the eening et the 7th instant, Miss Exten Mur- are requested to attend her fu. past 8 o’cloek, from i oon, | Feuidence. 16 Oak street. Weekly Report of Interments. In the City and p pe! By Bae. Bey, Mae! from the 29th day of f Atigust, 1843. 27 Mea ; 33 Women ; 55 Boye 4 98 Girls, Bleeding from Lungs, 1 Cholera Infantum, 27 5 Bamed, ho Sealded, 1; €: ee ‘Croup or. ees let, 1 ap typhoid a la hy of chests 2 40 oF Grane Siemas of hi Hleeration af ‘ie 5 1to 2, 26; 2 105,55 Sto 10, 5 5 Under 1 year, 55 73,6. 90 40 t0°90, 20° 50't0 60, 5 00 to 20 to 30, 6; 30 to 40, 15 5 to 00, 6; 80 to 90, 2 PLACES OF NATIVITY, Hose Bellevue, 7 the Al Siisey Hot al "Backes Isa 2 hor Isai, ty fi Lone ‘ialand, Ts Colored ersous vee I City Inspector's otiee, Koawat ries with 280 hhds #28 do molasses to Maitland & Com BrigtT " from ‘Turks island, with salt, to Foster & Nickerson; 5589 wis do W. Tucker. Brig Merida, Matthews, 43 days from Oporto, with wine, to eng! itas, McFarland, 16 days fom Ragged Island, Ja. gh ogo tts salt eemith, is & Mai tein (or Haddam) 15 days from Deme- rary, in ballast, to. Be 1). Husibut & ¢ (of Warren) 25 days from New Orleans, to J. R. Milbanks. Sailed in co. with ip Powhattan, and brig Growler, fgr New York. fats Vanda, Pearce, 16 days froth St. Martins, with 1190 bbls 0 ore British schr Loval, Roberts, from Abaco, with 1900 dozen pine apples to 8. Broom. Selir Cass riesily, (of Gloucester), 17 days from New th, 4600 bushels corn toA. Embury Schr 8. R. Paynter, Willett, 3 dave from Por: Deposit, with her—bonnd to Derby Hi. Herrick, Wi fie Yoh Cooley & Co, Eldridge, from Boston, with mdse, hr, Page, Taylor, 2 da Herri I Sghe Margaret, Woglai, from Pete rsburg, with tobacco, to inter. it [AS Rosevelt, Benjamin, from James River, with wood, my Master, cox Ovoco, Cadmus, 3 days from Virginia, with wood, to master. Schr Wave, from Virzinia, Sloop Margaret Schultz, Simonson, from Virginia, with wood, to master. Sloop Superior, B maste us, 3 days from Salem,with mdse, m Boston, with mdse, to EB. J. 3 days from Virginia, w h wood, to Packet ship Independence Liverpool, and others. General Record. Packer smi Anco, Anthony, for Havre, sails to-day. Her Totter baus ace at Gil the Exchange. Tre Late GarxeThe following were among the vessels injured at Philadelphia by the bl rarslay Au. of New. Work, Elsworth. low, $10 m, Cty Shelly, \ main boom carried ‘and otherwise ‘considerably. cy ose fred ster | $120; ‘Sehr David. Belknap, fi bb ied che Walter Be Jones, of NewYork, ‘Pree | 9 away, bow stov $300. Schr Susanna & Phebe, of New. York. Stowe, bulwarks stove in two place, yaw! boat ‘arial with loss of an ane Newburg, Marvel, pl es 25. damage $15. Sap Luck. —Brig Aurora, arrived at Wilmington, NC. from Cienfuegos, had five different captains during her voyage. She cleared in Mar-h for the, West Indies, but neountering & gal ff Frying Pan, returned to port, wi captain then charge ele her. Another took | his place, wn died time in the West Indies, Another and another died, and she was brought home in charge of the mate of a Bos- vessel. t Commence or CHantestox.—The sgrivals for the month of July, were 4 ships, I barque, 17 brigs and 28 schrs. Clearances and departures for the same period, 6 ships, 4 barques, 26 brige, 21 schrs Tstaxd Drscovenep 1s TH days since, an account of Fad Jat 1105.8, lon 169 09 W, by Capt. Netcher, of the beraue low bell, of Kaithaven.. The above proves to be one of the grout of thirty-three islandgdiscovered in, 1567, and named Sol Islands, They, were afterwards visited by tors, ang named the New Georgia and Queen Charlotte's ands, They also bear the name of Iement’s Island and Crw : yraietigm 8 Helena f Joseph, of Sag Harly “ey rom St Helena for NYork, spoken Judy 20° fat 10 N,'lon 46.50 W-—by. the Panther, at this | Lonton forthe Pcifc,spok beset WTS Sem er Lenten As Per een een oe Spoken. . BDai eecnn, 2 vs bg " Ne York & Pensacola, Aung 3, lat 10—by the Win By, roae bition! Re pk Reetlas dug Bist 90 18, on 14—by Newell of Brauswiek aly 0; lat 48, loi U—by the Tecum- ania , Lake Ports. Burrato, Aus 5—Arr Texas, Hawkins; Atalanta, Green; Fisk; Gi Lexington, Anderson North | to "'tichignn City and’ Chieare, Juliette, Cringle, Detroit, sninidpenisedh . Cievet evn, Ohio, Ang %—Are' Trenton, Disbrow; Roanoke, Gg, Stone, and Owamuneah, Montgomery, Malcolm, Osweao. i Ha ew Se ett and 'F Pistchert nite, Minar, Oaddensbursh; Acorn, eo potiad Ports. Treks Lagi AND aly 25—In port, Harriet, for NYork; Jos port, New, Haven, Sandford, for 1, Sloman, for Wiscasset, in a few Vork. ses Thomas, te om Baltimore, j of Now Haven, waren tile (Stores No. 22 Ann AY. At 104 0% setae fd te eicifon Regular, extensive and valuable Ne rid of pledged goods, jewelry, watel ks, vi WEDNESDAY, At 10% o'clock in the sales root sale of elegant Furnitur | most every th he | ne, in \ ie ord ARD. | Splendid Exhi 1115. Fulton streets.) ddewdive le of ri rich staple dry Algo, London cloths, cassimeres, Yoatigns. tra 5 wrapke clothing, of all A ge ions, , consisting Afso'an entire si stock of new elty made cabinet furni- and tings as any in the city : ved. D'Tstann, Ja. July 20--tn port, Delta, une hie Aug Re heenla Aracht, New York Sid ART ORD, ug 5. Emerald, Arnold, New Yorl lat: Aitest Tete Minne VF Crouch, Tomlin, Philadelphia. Prout dorian, Ate 6—Arr Waited States St n Curie, mee Mary, & Fi Vantons Phitedciphins rin Vane Johnston, Parshoro, NS: Volt ds Pr Do ue ; Ellen, of Positond; “mma, Co from NYork, up James Rit fewbue | drugs A aeons teroen | i : hefore reported having been run into by.asche, had her larboard. rail and. dav round honse carried ‘There were 4 shine Roads this momine harqnes and t brig Under Seawell’s Point, 9 b vi t News, 10 to 12 ‘schrs, 12. sail—all out- worl bond, "Wind fresh from NE whtcts has ores since | Wednesilay last, | , CHAREFATON, Ang 2—Sld Orray Taft, Lovett, ‘ (mr Wm Qutg,9 Godtwov, Boston, id, eect Hoey, 294: . IP Boston; Henry Leon, Fla. Sate v 28—Tn_port, Olive & Eliza, Marshall, NYork; | Litilefeld, and Faleo, | Albert, Woodbury, New | Potter, frt: Metamora, isa, Ontrans, July 8, Sears, Boston; ohh, D ait —CM Tennessee, Wise, Rotterdam; WwW. Ph el a , Hooper, Ameterlax Inport: Antwerp, nison Muragons, Kk HW gt is ite eae an he put inpossesston | Pans fal culture, not ms’! explained in this card, § ng will. be handed to each visi- | ter for this chject, as they enter the door. Previous to the practic il exercises, Me. H. will make some races of the art of speech, and te | n hieroglyphics, and the sub- inbols in the advancement of structure of che languages, vey” of metaphoric and refinement of man! the Fine Azts, their cotempora- Oriental Nations; | 3, thence to the transmitted to the Proenicia Gitte and R Romans, (and which displayed itself in bursts of | ence and enthusiasm and extemporaneous songs at their 1 pf Alphabets. (representative of the forty mnforseen ageney | fy plained and the | 8% ny | o sounds composi in causing a retro opted, and by whom. the Lecture developed and practic ion of a new way of thouets ‘any personwho may he present will make a short | his words will instantly appear visible in This operation will be fully elucidated, had at the Atheneam, dmii 4 Franklin House, and at the door. al be D—By a Reged man, a situation in a Srsicals oF | wld Liig himself generally 1. No objection to travel with any gentleman | Address J. BE. at wed Herald office. K person with eapit a large private haved only from Broadway, and is for a large business. boarders, and a gov ous sof enter ing into the business, wonld in every respect well calculated en A person desir | do well to make early | ©., through ‘the Post office, who will give further particulars which may be req ” om the corner of South streets, on Friday afternoon, ble bottom vertical silver wat and key attached, eral reward will be giv Aueust 4, 1813, a dou- ard ., No. 61752 | DOLPH ULRIC| SODERBERG, of | taanies will E, &'T. Poppe, 92 Pearl streot, they havi news of advantage t OST—On the evening of Aumust ad passing along Broadwa names engraved on the insi loser than it can be to any other person. be xiven by leaving it at 171 Greenwich st. comer of Dey st. nz, plainly. set, with Te fs mach saore valuable’ to the iberal reward will LL PERSONS paving left Property at 326 Pearl street, are requested to fetch the same date, or they will be tae? at ve publ at is incurred on them. JAMES FOWLER, TO PRINTERS OR SALE—A Fount of Minion and Non ben used on the New York Herald. Apply reil, which has | Type he ‘Tere, (cone ‘and used for’ short JAMES CONNER, corer of Nassan and Ann sts. Printing a weekly paper. Orrick oF Jrerngon Ivsunaxcr Co, New York, Aug. 7, 1813. HF, Board of Directors of the Company have this day de- clared a dividend of eleven per cent, payable to th holders on and after the 10th i ‘Transfer books closed until that dav, GEO. T. HOPE, See sock: | OTICE TO JOURNE meeting of the Jon ‘ork and Brooklyn, wi Spring street. on bert te evening, 1th to adopt measures to procure a si A punctual attendance is requ F 6, FM. SONGSTER, JOHN BOOTMAN, Committee of | Robert. Ackerinan, + Vande- | 4,0 oy cn" either myself BL. ACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVE Reard PACKE HOR Ly URPOOL Only + turday, the 19th reporters of the ahove | We new nnd cemirkable fast sailing favorite packet sin n ‘Thomas B. Cropper, w rage, and that all the shove nam false jin every ‘mcticulir, as no Bat if the on had been a little more minute. in their engu ndewater is 4 journey re usmed row did aetuaily take pliner, b” ws they choose to term it, would | they would have stated that | anal sail positively as above, her reg | rh CLINT wenectiGinit BauBhe'toe abn 24 | en cabin, and steerage passengers, it is well known are unsurpassed | the bed rooms both double | by cny other vessel afloat. ‘Those visiting the Old ¢ vountry CARDRICHAR i) Most respwetfiall YS HIMSELF AGAIN tenders his since.e thanks to the | elsewhere, and the | * peral patronage bes estowed upon pw ‘ilie generally, imable Blacking fifteen as Knapp’s Entire, hi fe fas contend toe te | tober 3, ers with promptness, ‘yd ve’ them a apie article of Blacking that has stood un Hed for “a quarter of a Also, an ike article, recently dis t absolutely will | from its cena] brilliane Richmond; Georgian, Sava ew Tig, Ric Republican, St, THE INDIA TEA COMPANY. 188 Canan steRet, New Yorn. D. by the satisfaction given since the opening iment respectfully invite the attention of mer: to their ample sto! nd offee, purchased for cash, by one of the firm, long Canertnce | J for years an inspector of ‘ompany, of London. ‘They conf mm, not only as the best in quality, per cent than can be had elsewhere,’ A’ chants and famiti C but as cheaper. from | Al orders romp | taken at low rates, early’ application s! | foot of Dover street, or to ‘BUTTONS. PATENT ge BUTTON 3" BSa ERE VERS OF SUPERIOR Q,THE L ‘This extremely dehejous hi hly celebrated in China rt for sale at the Canton ferment. 121 Chatham ste, rooklyn—in packages. -BoIeRUGUESE FEMALE PILTS. rated Pills, from Portu: pay iy to be obtained in this country, See adver: pee, Price $0 cents ang id $1 | { wills Seen ibe Le senntion Sate oe eM roche | **Chhtalogues in tine. ‘The paintings, &e, can be seen on ‘Tuesday | THIMPBON ARDWARE AUUTION Novi first fall trade gate this season rot Hai eh take place this fo. 21 Platt stive 300 casks, cases an ng | notes for all sit THURSDAY. At 1084 o'clock, in the sales room. Large and og f plendidl piano fortes and paint by catalog Penis sale will comprise truly. euperion. warrant: ed plang fortes, and as choice a collection af criginal ancient ‘A more particular de- | ae varie may imi the sale will Take Place rain or Catlery, ane Merchants’ aut 1 FOR SALE ar PUBLIC AUCTION publie Auction, | Rahway, N. | the company, consi meh ing and eng: | eallenders, copper cylinders, dye coppers, dying | apparatus,’ steam boilers, steam en | boilers, 2 fire engines, 2 patent bal and eofnmon pres | set of ment of j new and old iron, a q cisterns, stov tf | Trassler, at the Print Works, or FE) RGUSON &YWALKER, | iy19 Im*r 51 Willinm’ street. BE AcON COURSS S—TROTTING, 1913, at thre o Woodruff’s bi. ishion. ‘Two mi | At4 o'clock px Lady Suffolk and oly Batak having Te here) ese in 1810, will be, as the: ock’d into fits. ugust 9, next, 01 may favor h i to ether w oH the following Jadies aud gentlemen, and instrumental concei the day, vi ces, U0 | which may be pra pine qudeon r Harts Chey Hot ee kd y Tall Place, and on ‘board ‘the be ission of improper persons, the | endorsed on each ticket. | Places of selling: for hee Jatherine J Ferry, Brool eH P positively’ ata provided on board. © a ndance, and everytl hing will be done to re: e. aT | ma excurs | THE, RAHWAY Lag Go TURING CO. will sell nt | at their Print Works, in| aud moveable property’ of mach bleaching horse power, with 4 ron safe, hydraulic he, with complete ‘tools, an assort. ua) lyers, tubs, casks tap Gatalogues of which nay be hal sutanlication to Mr, Philip cisely, a Purse of $200, for which are entered | and will a start, the two Champions of tie World, | Ineida Chief—Three mile heats under the ‘on record, at mile heats, and Oneida Ret the best pacer in the world, bets are free Dutchiman’s great time, 7 324, hree i RIELL be, pe steamboat S will xeursion to West Point sufficient time to view this beautiful, place, on We ny onduct the cotillion and other a ane M’Douall, AteHtol: ham,’ Mr. Geo, M way; Miller's corner of Grana and and of Mr. Riel, nd to prevent’ the mes of purchasers will be » foot of Chambers street, 7345 8; Pike st »9 o'clock; Amos st. GRAND ‘he roan ont SUPERI FGould, sill leave: for ctne Fs TURSL ue an SATURDA 12th, of | ton eael the fortificatio ‘he lovers of this sporty as well as thos | will derive unusual pleasnre on these oceasi his week, stopping at Fort | the boat. Cotillion and other dances under the | Sr Lucas. poop. Bait furnished on board, gratis. treet I street 4g pa t i ce street 44 past 9; ‘hamber maids, Fare for the excursion 50 cents—Children half-price, aud ittec hn x ela utd; THURSDAY, 10; FRIDAY and ou returning, time will be allowed. to inspect of so healthy a trip, from the Vocal and Instrumental Gentlemen Im pou in addition to the band of direction of D. | ‘Captain Peacocock will accompany the boat with his har- | __ Places of calling—Foot of Chamber street at 8 o’clock; Amos hagine ferry, Brook- d pier No. 1, Battery, at 64g 07 ieclnak the boat will call at the sengers, and on those foceasions. will commodi oi gure plesmbons IND Pheatt, wil Ars aac, for Mackinaw, ie eyes 2 pay and Indiana Settlements, August 13, modious boat, havir will be fitted expressly for the occ: spared to render the trip pleasant and agreeable, A good jon be secured by applying to the captain on board. Ni dt street ever dx weit Onloek, foe Albany Wwallow has a large nu and accommodation: auf ec Courtl of not surpassed on the Hudson i} CONKLI | Aske jai ron NEW YORK & BOSTON SOUND PILOT. Bhoale, Fnetons Portsmouth, Portland R PORTS. ‘Office at F Shaw's Ww ‘ater street, corner Beekmai " Reference toa (pi the several Insurance Companies i Port 61 Soak stree! Iways be secured at the lowest rates, amount at all the principal Banks: ackets can furnished for an7 ec = LONDON LINE PA ¢ w did well known fast aail oO. y having spleadid fas ‘steerage passer re berths should not fail to =e 43 Peck slip, con Persons wishing to send for their friends ¢ ht out by the above favorite ship, of any on_reasonable t Those wi | cipal towns in Cay ¢ accommodati will find i their interest and comfort to select this For terms of jv to, choose the best herths, le on board, foot _ ROC in) alecting the above packet P. 8. Phe New York sails from Liverpool Persons sending for the) an lave them brought er or any. of the packe pas mbus will snc ‘ond cabin and steerage passen: 61 South street, near Wail st. Passage from Liverpool can as usual be secured in any of the f hed for an: packet ships sailing week! drafts fury payable at the 1 = rs apply as above. aval viel, having 4 Farge part of her eargo on’ board w spatched as above. Havi few cabin, second cabin, and steerage FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louis York Line—Positively, First Ik Fruit hawt ered proportion of her camo fon of her cs mtboard, will bare tereeiicc depeche Ror freight ha hi shed “tf | duties siply oa boa wine andsome furnighed accomm street, oF t E. K. COLLINS & C: eaeiveens may rely on having their goods correctly "“Keeats ja New Orleans, Hel by yg bef ee ONS VILL idres: indiana is anew Me com: n upper cabin of 130 state rooms, and no pains will be Of music will accompany the excursion” ‘State rooms or beethe a5 St re SEVEN O'CLOCK EVENING for ALBANY AND ‘TROY direct, witout Janding—' enaid low | pressure steambo SWALLOW, Captain MeL e the fy ary, and Beterday For terms and particulars anply as ahove. te rooms,and for speed YORK nd after A.M. T°: ARTISTS AND OWE N PRESCOTT, Pilots, or takes charge as master and pilot of vessels bound to New Bedford, over Nantucket | yuebeck, and OTH- Nautical ‘store, 222 ed dem. | enerwvings of general interest and high excellences. torrender the public mind familiar with the sublime productions of the an= FOR LONDON Pncket of the 0th August — The packet ship TORONTO i Gare. Griswold, nove, ular passes ail a8 above, her regular day, | For pass ce to + near NN. B. Passage from London or L iverpool’ by ae regtilar Invite the American splendid collection of “gems.” ches throughout the United Kingdom, on application as above. AMUSEMENTS CASTLEGARDEN. ion of, Fire Works will ake place on this Huy Hivening next, August th, St. Prepared by Isaac Fil The Evenings Ratersinments ‘will hein at half past 7 o'clock, wit TONAL ROCKETS! At Intervals; and at hae past 8 o'clock, the exhibition of FIRE WORK! Will commence HAPL the oe ary ve order, viz: F RLOR A. pri hae coal Pusabs MDE oa enitod the _ naan OF POLAND. he much ad ay brilliant nie PRUE LOVERS weyent ed the One yay Rockets with Gold Rain wt which fs O88 OF MA a Fight of Briliant Mocketar Be, te 5 Rockets, with € ion no Vi minutes. Now York Bryss Ban tuner thee Lender Me. Linn, willy dhving the even ferrin National and Yaron (Geos, fee. The Evenine' amnaemonts to conti a the smi and beantifal or artery veh nev ant effect, cal Han eS AMONDS AND ROSE: jontfal Sieon ctl epoch atte & sale etvles, Me in theit revolutions s crand diantay of Diamonds ani ocenpying a apace of 1,500 square feet, exhibiting all the in Pyrotechny, and terminates with eudilis tance 25 cents. » Garden will be brilliantly iMuminaced with variegated isengaged ro preserve order, and no imnro- to the Garden under any pretence — ~ NIBLO'S GARORN, Director, wn JON SEFTON. 1h commence at @ oie Ue WAVER RAMEY sire 8, 1813, one TICLINERS, ‘The performance to commencs at Borelock, with the Overture to Zanetta, Auber, Subsequert ta which the Paxtomime of THE MILLINERS Varnish, Simon, Mme. "Varnish, Tn the course of the Evening Mime. Leo Fyvelli and Mons. Martins ich eeatntiane an the hromennta wd tev @ytoan, Fant Detredtiments of the choie great vamety, will be fount, After which the Prutomime ealted NEV AL AA THE NIGHT OWL, Bese ie, Niche Owl, wt Watts Chevalier Bariano, Emile, went Ravel. Alt a whi chy F PROMENADE MUSICALE, The Splentid Uline will neriorme several popular selections M of new Music ion! Director. c, Hil, Wradiy> Rest aiche ofthe Fuetign Vausevities Fit niche of Mr. John Sefton, and Mrs. H. Hant, who will apperr in the Vandeailte aie fy a BLUE DOMINO, IPA strict Police will be in attendance, andl erent care ta- ken to prevent the admission of imoroner pers igo, Pickets Fitty Cents, May be had st the Garden during the da: its ‘A limited nnimber of Season Tickets will be dis- posed a “>No postpon nement at thi sqtahlishinent antaeeyant of the veather, as the Grand ety the Saloon is protected, and the new Saloon, evhieh { ¢ ted from the top and sides, can he “pened at a moment's natie CHATHAM THEATRE. Dress Circle 50 cents—T!pper Boxes 25 cents—Pit 194 cents. Doors will open at a quarter past 7, and the Curtain will rise at a quarter hetore 8 a’elnek. Second qrmearanss tn in Ameries of the Ellsler Brothers, NING—Will ho performed HERCULES OF BRITTANY. Dionards, Flesler Brothers unt Galtier, Johnson | Princess Isabean, Mrs (3 Jones ir Amedee, Booth | Clotil To conclude with the THY RE Ni Caleb Quotem, Mr. Wal AM™RICAN MUSEUM GARDEN AND PERPETUAL FAIR. P.T. BARNUM anager. Now opened to the ‘vuhlic a Splendid Saloon, ennteiging articles of Trale, Manufactures, tha Arts, Inventions, &e., making A PERPETUAL FATR, Without extra charze for wt Among the many articles alresdy denosited My the Rotery Knitting Room, for mannfactnring stockings, eloves, and every article of wearing apnarel to roease ee, all whole, complete aad seamless! The whole onert of knitting PERF Ore "D BY A DOG! a writ be constant operation every Day and Evening, aie GREATEST MoH re eee INVENTION OF ' ek the Clty. Brass, Band of cians; also, Master F. Disaqnd, the Banjo Playerand Negro Dancer. Mr. Wm, Cole, the Chinese Nondlescript, and his educated Dog—Great Wester, the Locomotive imitater, ic, Broa wer, the Comic Sincer—Cerito, the Danseuse, ance to the Museum, Garden, &e, 25 cents—Children halt Price. ané ec HOBOKEN. FASED ATTRACTIONS. FREE Wari MENTAL CONCERTS. T THE PAVILION of the Flvsian Fields—Fvery After: noon.—A snperh Bross Band will he in attendance on the lawn in front of the Pavilion, and rerform x. variety of new and ponular Airs, Overtures, Marches, This additional novelty to the furetyned bennty of its scenery cannot (nil to increase the pleasure derived frova'& ‘bit tothe very favorite resort The ferry boats ply to Hoboken from Barela Christopher sts. Far’ only 644 cents. NFW “MOTIVE POWER Sngine withont Boiler, Fumace, Smoke Pipe or Chim- ney.—Dr. Drake will have the honor to show the orieinal working model, of the new mative nower, which has excited «0 much attention’ in the scientific and mechanical circles of Phi- Iadelnhia, to the citizens of New York, for a few days, at No. 414 Broadway, next Canal si ‘The room will be onen on Monday, 7th Amenst, from 9 antil Lo’clock, from 4 until 6 o'clock, and in the eveninz. ion, to defray expense of room, Sc., 25 cents, ans 3m Canal and we) cl DISBROW'S RIDIN uli. ic) HOOL, M® D. has the honor to annonnes lain bis sekect ‘s open for the reception of nupils, dally, indays excepted. For Ladies, from) ALM: to, ah For Gentlemen, Toa T to o yas nd 3 !9 7PM. Highly trained and quiet hovwea for the road. OF pa THEATRICAL NOTICE TTPHE nndersigned, (of the firm of Lndlow & Smith, mu gers of the St. C harles Theatre, New Orleans, the Wol flo and St. Lonis Theatres, ) will arrivs jew York’ on Minter in Teh inst..and will remain about ten days, for the pur ad i Ristiag the winter arrangements of the gbore pa hose who have addressed the firm at St. Lonis ince a eiy will please communicate copies of their I td.at the Astor House, immediaelyn yo ee an6 3tr SOL SMITH. VERS OF BOOKS. are some tracts of land which would be dear at any Led so there are some books which will be found dear at ans ice. After all the eloquence of seller and baver has been Shean, he quali were irresistibl: part of a ma: Prise, called the hest Schools.” the only proper test of cheapness, snezested on receiving from London teh first ificent Molect of literary and ‘Gems of Fi ind for nt masters, in combination with the most Kap imo ren ns of the moder artiste: in short, to contain choice matter those who admire the Fine Arts, nnewithetar ‘ling the want ure, Means or onportanity, for it by all the Lge ope in review before the reader. Tn th country, wi 80 valuable this important consideration, and. we i Of the fine arts toexamine this MARTIN & CO. Importers of tovade Books we Bee tay ket 10th Ang. | packet ship TO, Capt. Griswold, will sail positively a0 them | sticks,” plain ig to remit money at, payable on demand in all. the. pri aud e, which will be very low, and ¥ application sub: | with choice old wines, a table supplied with every Inxw the season and market can afford. and the firm determinat: | the proprietors to omit nothing thi | Gomof their guests, will, they tras attention of the trave!ling public. 7th of Oc- | ® comprising this magnificent and. ngury of Himsell | equalled Line, sailing from that pore on the 7th and 19th of i each month. d the |“ n FOR PERTY—A d} highest sate the Hobo d the New York, the Ist of September, her regular day. | by'25, built in the most approved atyle of the’ Bt buildings and all other conveniences to make it snituble for LINE OF PACKETS.— Ly OLD BLACK BAL Packeg of the lath August. The fast sailing packet | hip NEW YORK, Captain Croppec, will ve her regular day. Her accommodations Pad sed.— ishing to secure berths will aire to make early ap | What situation for | plication to Hinck Kkensack, em! a a New Jersey. The ang Bgporjetor Raving basiness in England. Messrs. J. Butt, B i d Discount Bank, Liverpool, snd Bpinelws hghont Wagdand ond Wale, Oresnonh, Reaking ten end frastern Bank of Scotland and Branches, For further paiticu- eee nee ace pmmodations a a S » who will be | rould be made on board, | « . & J. T. TAPSCOTT, | aur wf ti Beck slip, comer South | Rents 1 samme * Comeo tk Mies SAW, 12Fulton street Jer post paid. it pri | tion, the pect iandeome furninhel aceonync; | purpones. sdonecing Key to the lands 36 South st ie | tat & Woodruff, who will Capt. oO. R. Mantes _anT 6etr 196 John street, N. We A 2,500 kegs Cut N: 1 to 400. 50 bags fine Wrought Nails, 6,8, 10 and 12d, 5 casks low priced Table Cutlery olay ‘Assortment: 3 do. de hand and pan 4 do} warranted Sheffield ‘Anvils: a ood Vices, ase’d. ‘dn. Steel and Bond Bars, Also, en Ik latches, hed serews, round bolts, iron candle Vit and ribbed perenne caps, ke. Re, For on the usual credits, JOHN x wEWEquen. sale at low pri al btis*r vr Ia on toe artes thee "Nichile, ave: determined to renataticn far. comfnrt and Wberaliey of it has se long, and ther trast, not unde- buildings, which are’ very spariouy been thoroughly repaired, an single, have been refurnish PRY, Lvorhly know: chiare betwi maintain the hy and conveniently arranged, with new beds and bedding. al | for comfort and convenience, The htiorsy ho peclie ard vate, are large, airy and elegantly furnished. with earefal’ and attentive wervantera cellar wel wioched t will tend to the sat ensure them the frvor An Omnibus, rei 1 times be in readiness. to convey passengers from the Srenboste to the house, free of charze. ILLEY & CO. Montgomery, June 7, co Bmore HANGE FOR CITY TRO mall Farm of about sixteen acres, in the enttivation, ated but Lag miles from Tea 'y of New Yor This erty has on it an excellent 244 story dwelling Honse. 35 i be able within an, hour's drive to visit his.counting he house night bis moming—Tt is gardner or small ye at the me taking boarders from. the city. But above all this, row! side tavem,which it has been known ee ps between Hoboken and yracinig the whole of t} mi great trafic that passes laces tote terior of hotn those States, New York ‘arm will be sold cheap, the pre ag the St. John’s Ma is about six acres of first rate%potatoes; Wrigehane of b ast Rep Wap i? of young Gon 3 A It more convenient a portion of the purchase money nape FOR OOL—To sail this | M0 On bond and marie daythe superior shi DROME Rg, Captain Dac TO LTA laree, andiome, otal Hadson eat an adjoining Te Rs ail Yoqoe snd store 0.20" Fiudson street. 5 Wor ai Hiudson stewet. ILLINOIS ? ILLINOIS!! ILLINOIS! eon having forsale ata very low 80 tion ‘ifn ip ey an rd alan, in Vermiftion re pro’ ee won lyed wi cheapest dese’ tate the quantity and quality ei the fencing on the a Apso 8 10, he fi BBB oe will sail as i thou" h | aoe oe ON oe eh at vert