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of their products. ing sspect ot aftairs: k whi y in your legislation of the last six months to promote t well-doing and the exportof those manufacture:,upon the perity of which bey or your prosperity in peace and your strength in war? Have you passed any measures which could promote the export of your manufactures to the United States? Have you done anything to imcrease our exports to, and improve you port trede trom the rozils? Of any measures of this kind the ression has beeu barren, indeed, | may say, worse than barren. Last year the government proposed a measure with re- Spect tothe importation of corn and kine, which had the effect of inducing a large portion of the ogriculturists to believe that it was your object to continue the system of Protection to the producer, In that expectation they Were disappointed—(cheers). ‘They got a wrong impres- sion from your speeches, though these were often an often delivered; yet it happened, somehow or other—your Caution was such thatthey knew not what you peey. in- tended to do—for some of your acts on ihe principles of free trade, and in other’ y ou departed from those princi- ples. But you carried some of your measures by the con- sistency of your opponents, and the inconsistency of your supporters—(heer, hear). But having thus proclaimed your principles—having applied them to ape in articles with respect to which .,igh duties formerly existed—you mainly ‘ait ia your plan, unless you are ready to carry them out further Ae ly them to the important articles of corn and gate thee, hear). Having given that warning last year by declaring your principles, it should have been your ooject during thé present session to endeay vor to relieve the trade and manufactures of the country by almitting many of the articles, the produce of the United States and the Brazils, free of all, or at least of any high duty. 'Iam aware, and Ithink ita most fortunaje cir- cumstance, that there exists a large tract of country tn the United Stutes most fertile in the production of whea , which tu the growing population of this country might be made a greut blessing, tf we took @ lair advantage ol it; and the distance of the place of its growth is so great. and the cost of transit so high, that even with the very lowest duty, I #m sure its introduction here could not compete with the British corn grower, or in aay way injure its interes's Thectimate of the United States of America varies so much in several paris from this country and from mapy other ports of Europe, that it seems a bounty of Providence that when your harves's are short in those places, th counties beyond the Atlantic which can supply your defi: cie cy. Have y oudove any thing to render thes. circua- stancesfadvantageous to the people of this country,} as they might bc made? Nothing ol the sort. But there was another course, which, though less beneficial, you might have adopted. You might have said to both purties that you had gone a considerable way in relaxing restric- tions on foreign produce, and that you were posed to rest during the present year, in order to give the agricul tural interests time to consider if there were any fair grounds for those upprehensions which they entertained ifcora were to be placed on the same footing as other a ticles. This was the time to pause and endeavor to méy the enlightened views which the »griculturists were be. ginning to take upon this subject; but, instead of doing so, what was tne course which the government hed pursu- ed? Taey brought in the Canadian Corn Bill, a measure in itself of little or no benefit to this country, he corn would have to cere by a circuitous, a difficult, and on expensive route, rendering but a trifling, if any . tage,whilst the measure excited the utmost alarm amon, the whole body of the agriculturists, reviving in full force their prejudices against the principles of free trade 5 principles which the honorable gentiemen opposite last year appeated so anxiousto advance. This is to be con- sidered a very serious mistortune; but still there is room for the settlement of the great question. Men of eminence in the United Sta leading men, by whose opinion the people of thit country are influenced, seem inclined to cone cede the principles af their high protecting tariff of the pre- sent ani former times, and express themsewes ready to abandon it if we will but afford them a murket in Great Brix tain for their agriculiural produce. Sir, it seems to me imposible to conceive anytning which would be more adventageous to both countries. We have here in this country a large population, who are obliged to import food for consumption. We have also a power to such an extent that honorable gentlemen opposite frequently com- plained of the skiil, ability, and productiveness with which it was set in motion. In the United States they have ts of lind capable of nearly all sorts of cultiva- DPhey bave also manutactories for a coarser sort of goods, which may go on flourishing without any injury to us, and may be imported by this country at a low rate of duty. There are, therefore, between the two countiics the mutual advantages that we might import the: cultural produce to a large amount without any dange: ous competition, owing to the distance trom which it hi tobe brought, and that taey might import our manufai tures without any danger to the consumption of ther coarser fabrics. They ure the two countries which, of all others, one would suppose ought to be particularly bent on such an interchange. Instead of viewing it, however, in this light, one of the cardinal principles of the present government is the sliding soale, which fixes a prohubitory duty upon corn, except in certain contingeneies, and in these contingencies offering a bounty upon the produce of other countries rather than approach to a course which ‘0 well calculated to prove of the greatest advantage jo Great Britain and the United States, and to promote cordislity and good will between two great nations sprung from onecommon stock, and speaking one com- mon language. In answer, Sir Robert Pec] remarked. Let the agrcul- ta of this country observe with whet force the argu- ments of Sir Robert Peel, founded upen the unjust party legislation of last winter, fall upon their interests. We have italicised the etriking parts :— The noble lord opposite then proceeded to take are. view of the commercial policy of the country, aud the noble lord had alluded in particular to the nature of the actions between this country and the United States, and between this country and the Brazils. No doubt it is greatly to be lamented that our commet cial intercourse with the United States had greatly dimine ished. However, at various periods that intercourse has been subjectto great and considerable fluctuations. The noble lord has referredto several years n, and had taken the average of those yenrs as exhibiting’ our commercial irtercourse with the United States. jow, from the papers which the noble 1 rd has quoted,! wits read some of the instances in which very great changes havetaken place with regard to our commercial inter- course with the United States. In 1836 the amount of our dealings with the United States amounted in exports ofour manuluctures to 412,427,060. In the next year they amounted to £12,469,097 ‘In the year following to £8, 839,000, Inthe year tollowing they suddenly fell to £6,* 200,000. In the next year they rose to £7,093 000; andin the last year they were unfortunately reduced to £3,628,- 000. The noble lord said that this commercia! intercoui se could be inereased either by the operation cf commercial treaties, or by means of reducing our import duties upon av= ticles, the produce of the United States. Now,1 should not consider it at all prudent, en an occasion like the pre- sent, to express. ony positive opinion with respect to c»m- I treaties. Tmust say, that the experience of re- cent attempts to conclude comme: ties has not been very faverable. Negotiations were entered upon— they were continued in the bope of being brought to a successiul je—they were pursued with those views ond anticipstions—there was on unwillingness to termi- nate them; end in the meantime trade greatly suffvred from their continuance. But with respect to negotiations us to commercial offairs, this government has not heen singular in its proceedings, We have been anxious no only to make, but to receive concessions {rom other coun tries Other governments have attempted that policy, and they became jnvolved inthe same difficulty. our accession to cffice, we entertained bopes that Portugal and France would bring our commercial arrangements 10 a satisfactory issue. } ahall not, however, lay down any ab- stract view upon this subject,’ a8 there might have been circumstances which justified that course ot ats We have made reductionsin our restrictive duties—they have been unilateral, and we have received no correspo°- ding advantage; and therefore | shall abstain from laying down any abstract rule with respect to commercial - ties. But! must say that the cou h regard to America, the reduction we upon the import of American products, has not been so im- mediate'y followed by the United States ay wehad a right to expect—aod when the noble lord predicts that if we make a farther reduction we should be met with a corres- ponding spirit, all Lean tay is that past experience hardly justifies the noble lord in that prediction. Lust year, by the tariff then proposed and adopted, we made considerable ve.- ductions upon the dui imposed upon the import of th products of the United States—we gave them great en- Couragement (9 carry on commercial proceedings with our colenies, Now, what c , after these concessions, had the United States pursued? Notwithstanding the ex- ample of liberality which this country had set in July, 1842, the United states imposed a high tar and to this may be attributed the falling off of the amount of the export of British products to the United States. Atter the ex- ample we had set, we might have expected that we should have been met with a more liberal spirit by the United States, and hence it was that the tallingijoff in trade was not the result of the act of the British government, but it was the resultof the act of the government of the Unt- ted States in imposing prohibitory duties on our manulace tares. That torif wad been adopted within a few months aiter we made the reduction (Hvar, hear.) I cannot de ny the falling off of the trafic between the two countrie but at the same time | cannot admit to the noble Jord tha viewing the state of our commercial relations within the rT months, we should be justified in adopting the re- commendations ot the noble lor 1 have the satisfaction of thinking that within the last six months there have been indications of improvernent in some branches of the manufactures and commerce of this country. Sales at the Stock Exchange. $1000 Ohio 6's, 1950 89% 1000 Kentucky 6’s 15,000 Ohio 6's, 1860 -b6 91.4) 40 shrs Canton Co 2 i cash OL" 35 Mohawk FUR i $2, 2% Utiea & 31M 500 Harlem RE is 10 New Jersey RR iy wig 30 Long Island RR. Mig do 1000 do 34% 100 do 3 1000 New York o3¢'s G1 10244 Second Board, 275 Harlem 3734 New York Public Stock Exchange, $2000 U $ Loan Wag do 3 1000 do. do s15 1000 do bd m0 do Co bio do lo RR Co 10 9 bio 10 347% cash , 1870 stw 315g 000 baw Ho, 000 ew eh 2000 hew 34% 50-0 bis a1 5000 stw 3H 5000 cash 34% 1000 p10 348) on 19 iy 000 do 83 hy 1000 Ohio 6's, "60 ay 20m do cash 91 cash 9144 do S10 ong Island RR btw do 30 do 10 33% n 10 2235 Second 15 906 2) Harlem RR & cash a fe ae btw mig | Seh'dy RR 11545 it v State of ‘Trade. Miami Canat, On1o~Amounr RECEIVED FoR Tow Cincinnati, ‘ue 1812. + 1,671 36 + 1010 13 $7,204 00 $9 tet week- +++ '216 82 August, Ist weeks s+” 291 18 LB 169 38 Md ee OO The very stormy weether yosortay prevented out door operations to any general extent. ‘The arrival of theGreat Western, with one day later intelligence, has had no effecton the market. The advices by the first a rival continue to improve the principal staples of this country. Flour. ulators have been quite busy since our Jast, and sales to some ex'ent have been made for ship: ment. We quite for Genesve $5; Ohio and Michigan $4 874. The demand for Southern does net improve, and the quotations remain as before recorded. The operations in grain were small, and at previous prices. « Hay—A fair demand exists for good bale, both for 2o- mestic consumption and shipment. We quote 45 a 47 cts for prime qualities. Ashes—We quote pots at $431}, and pearls at $5 31}, with moderate and steady sales. Cotton—Prices continue very steady at the advance already quoted. By the Great Western we learn that the receipts in Liverpool continued large—the sales to a large extent, and prices fully sustained. Ou—We quote for South Sea whale 84 cents, and sperm 63a70cents. We hear of trifling 8 lin- seed, sales at 80a 8lc; Englishdo8. A fair demund for Jard oil at 60 c! Naval Stores—Very little doing in articles under this head. We notice small sales of North Gounty turpen tine at $2 124 02 26; tar $1 44a 1 60; Wilmington rosin at 954 cts. HW of drudge at 23} a 24 cts, and barrels Vhiskey—Sales Mf ct with teady demand. Died. On Monday, the 21st, Mrs, Tomas Happocx, of cor- sumption, in the 27th year ot her age. Her friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend her funeral this day (Tuesday) from her late residence 296 Nineteenth street, at 40’clock precisely, without further invitation. On Sunday, the 20th instant, CHartes Henny, Albert and Eliza A. Palmer, in the 10th year of his age. The friends and reletives ofthe family are invited to attend his funeral this afternoon at 4 oclock, from the residence of his father, No. 60 Jane street, without fur- ther notice On Monday evening, Joun Jackson, aged 61 year Hie friends and Sennen id those of hi law Mr. Pearson 8. Halstead, 0 the membe: Thistie Benevolent Association, are respectfulty invited to attend his funeral from No. 65 Vesey street, this (Tuesday) afternoon st 5 o'clock. On Monday morning, of consumption, Mr. Patrick Keexey, of Ireland, late of Washington city, D. C His funeral wiliteke place this day, 22d Aug' #& from 7 Washr gton street, st 4o’clock. ‘Washington papers please copy. mn of Weekly Report of Interments. In the City and County of New York, from the 12th day of 1 Girls. Total 156. y 1; Asphyxy 1; Bleeding, 1: Bleeding 1; Casautties, 1; Cholera Infantum, 25; ¢ Convulsions, 4; Cre 5 Dropsy in. the head, 4; Drowned, 23 ¥, 1; Fever, eral tent, 1; do ty 33 do billions,’ 3s ion of do of bowels, 4; do of heart, 1; do of lungs, 2; do or Murdered, 2; Lock Jaw 1; Lues Veneria, on, 2; Maragmus, 105" Org isease of heart, Serofula, 1; Small Pox, 2; Sprue, Suicide, 2; 4; Ulceration of Intestin.s, 1; Unknown, 3. AGE. Under 1 year, 47; 1102, 245 210,93 5to 10, 43 10 to 20, 6; 20 to 30, 13; 30'to 40, 17; 40 0°50, 163'50'to 60 9; 60 to 70, 33 70 to 80, 35 80 to'90 2; 100 and upwards, 1; wuknown, 2. United States, 116; Ireland, ats Rpelend, 7; Scotland, 2; Ger- many, 6; Holland 1 ; Sweden rica, ‘nknown 3. fa) ove, were from the Alms Honse, Bellevu lo tal, 7; Penitentiary Hospital, Blackwell’s Island, 2; City Hos- Jersey, 1; Long Island, 3; Lunatic Asylum, 1 nd, 1. SONS ckley, John Buchanai Burstall, Win ‘ton, John Bradbur: Ww lidge, PJ ekbitim, ) ..D_D Castillo, WH Coles, Henry cker, Thos W Caskerry, 8 F Cromwell, Dr Thos Cock, Jno } lady, two children and servant, nC S¢ CG Dixon and lady, Miss Dixon, Rev JB n. F De Coen, M Dubbin, PO Haro Denny, FE Dun Sain! B Dyer, F Dandelot, 'G Drake, C ngler, lady. nt,G B English, JF 0 JC Fisher, bson, EG nett, Mrs F Grind, M Gr K Herrick, A . FE Huntingdon Juson, L Jandon, Lt Chas Jeffries HN, Richd Jaudon, Miss Tennis, James C Little, C Lee, C Low, J Lefferts, Dr B) Mot: fatt, C'’Martin, Antoine May, Thomas’ Manning, GB Murray, Miss Murray, Mr Mackay and lady, WH Mann, A$ \Mon: Hrs ang! Migs Mott, F; Pleasant, Thos Paton i jas Pease, Chas D Hazer Mi etrie, GW. EM Richa ss DeRuyter, WC Ri Rickuff, E B Stone, T,A Smith, J H Smith and servant, DA Strather, E B Strange, Thos W Starron Jr, Rev, G F Simpson, MA Thorndike, M'Th9s pson, C W Theinas, Thos Todding: S Val / ann and lady, P Williams, eo Wright, 1 H Wieht, J Wilson Miss Whyte, RK _Williers,'L. Yeurly Total, Savannani—Ship Newark—Mrs’ Alexander, and 4 in. the Habersham & Jones- J ond—t P Shai Kay Coffin, Bradley & comIL LJ H 0 Worrell, Wood p—=1 8 G Wyeth—21 J Falcone: Rco—] lan—1 E, Marshall—1 W Wheel wright—11 Dorr & Allea16 W Benjamin—1 CH Kellogg—1J_ Lefferts— 8 G Gibson—1 A A Lasak—2 J Smith—1 Field, Thompson & co—f Halsted, Haines & cot Cameron & Brand: R Jaffray —18 J R Worrall & son—o Man & co—2 Bramhall & Aber- Peabody, Riggs & co jassett S Atterbury an—1 Harnde: y'& Putnam—7 I Forrest & Walker Brothers—2 Harper Brod J MeCall & co—7 Hall Bros—3 D A Cu A Newbold—t Clar 17 1 Inglis Jesse Hl ond—1 BI & Crei ‘Stone & co—? FS&D Lathropat head) Lewis & M Coal taba Cadet & on “ ‘is & ) 3 Woldenholm— Nastadt & Burrell? Leopold--1 RP Prince—1. Fldrid Ogden—$127 Capt W Tyson—121 cases 12 bbls 1 box mdse to o o—5 J J Owe r&co—t Sands, Fox & com1 B Prince h Fobias—6 Clark hip Henry Thompson—6 kas —59 do 15 hf pps molasses 100 bkts oil Fitch & co- Ott Montose101 pkus. PA Briethauvt & co—t J Pulleit—333 bkts oil 272 bxs soap 8 ¢ cks wine FE Grousset—200 bkts oi! GS Valdfield—2 7 Frevall—1100 do lemons 300 do mdse 800 bkts oil $ Broom & co =i pki es, Turner & col Rejss ros te com Foltitz 200 bxs 627 bits Mason & T! 0 cks 100 bxs J Wich- elha 1k 8 casks madder 22 bales ‘801 bxs mdse 377 bkts oil to order—16 bales J Michel. Luanoas—Brig Effort casks oil J Aveganna—6 cases N Vitect phe silk F Cottinet—1 do straw hats D Tiadderson—t cs 1. Pavante—18 pkgs, silk MT Selvia—17 cs marble Dr Van Rensler—tcs Davis & Brooks—4 pkgs D Maddon & Son—3 bis case marble busts Goodhue & Co—1 do : L. Hesffinan—-1 do HL & W Dela. pkgs lo PA Hargous & Brothers do A G Margin—390 half chests oi! 67 boxes 6 cases A L Booth —8 pk; lasters & Markoe—60 bales paper 188 bkts 100 boxes oil Harmony & Nephew—1 box Hudson & Brothers—3 pkgs silk 68 do straw hats W Vyse—t bales F Dutilth—12 b ocks marble FC Ervenputeh—2 es Haskill, Faller &C 20,000 leeches 100 brooms to the master—500 half ¢ 100 bkts oil 74 cases citron 103 boxes port 200 do so: 20 casks to order, Maveasta Brig ny 1795 bdls palm leat Gina wood JB Lasala. JaLvnsToN—Schr Native—26 cedar logs Badger cotton Lok muse 1 de gold and silver JH Br 4 do buffalo robes 2 do bear skins 38 do cotte ize —18 do to order, eld— Hortense—181 logs cedar 198 do mahoga- 400 ceroons empty’ 1 lot fustic 1 do gran- & Peck—15 er—9 bales Phelps 8 Domestic Importatio Savayxan—Ship Newark—19 bales cotton RR Graves—1t Manning & Patrick—3il J M Prescott—23 Barstow & Pope—00 tes rice Gray & Crosby—30 do Dunham & Dimon—6 Horton & Hanm Larper Bros. “Salling Days of the Steam Sh VERPOOL Judkin Hosken Hewitt Hibernia G. Wes ern, *. Vessels will give ne News and Cor t & favor by mee they can be thankfully ' PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 22. SUN RISKS ee oe BBs +6 BUN BETS e+e 7 Cleared. Ships Lucilla, Peseud, Richmond, Whe i] hndt & Balel ix Save, Boston, G. wright.—Barq [> Jaques.—Brigs Morea, Exact, Johuson, Savan Waite, Charl \ SC.—Sehrs C: Clearman Richmon uit Arrived. team ship Great Western, Hosken, from Liverpool, Aug. 5, wi maee, to It Irvin. 1» Henry ‘Thompson, tar, with fruit, &ey Uo Be B hij Newark, Merw fort, Koopman, rig FE of Boston) 60 days from Leghorn waist from the Rock of Gibraltar with sayee. "om gephony: Peck, i Brig Kosato, Cook, from Mobile, and 3 day, orfolk, with cotton, Ia, Ke! and part of the’ cargo a ip Meonndis: to wk. © Brig J. Bartlett, Fairley, 7 days from§Plymonth, NC. with to T. MeAdam, ‘he Native, Watson, 30 da wer, from Galveston, with eA days from Baltimore, with mdse, wien, , Mason, 4 days fiom Suffolk, with shingles, as hip M ss Siover, Elli NC. with naval stores, oS, Ls, Mitchell | Schr Wim. C. Preston, Dockery, from Blizabeth City, with naval stores, ae Schr Independence, Decker, 3 days from Virginia,with wood, to master, LS FAT AAT IES | Schr Hannah Aun, Smith, 3 days from Virginia, with wood to taster. f Schr Spartan, Moore 9 days fron Frankfort, with mdse, to master, # Schr Rapanne, Snow, 10 days from Thomaston, with lime, to master, t Senr Atlantic, Cooper, 5 days from Plymouth, Ms. with fish, to master, Schr Jane Yates, Fuller, 2 days trom Newport, in ballast, to master. hr Vintage, Bearse, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to the with mdse, to the master chr Friend, Baker, 4 days from Boston master. Schr Reeside, Langley, 4 days from Boston, with mdse, to master. Sloop Ell to order. Sehr New London, 8: oll, to order, ew London, with oil, Se. Smith, 2 days from 2days from New London, with Below. A ship supposed to be the Lot Havre, July 1b Philippe, Castoff, from ‘Also, 1 barque unknown, Herald Marine Correspondence. Boston, Philadelp ad’ Challenge, Park, ans, Aux Cayes—spok fin Ri is, Albany; 8 | NYork. Cld Lodi, Ba adelphia; Narragansett, Bal ‘and Marietta, Crowell, N York. General Record. 5 Little Egy Harbor Linjury. One tho: ‘anchor and ¢ opes of gett 71, Ham ~ Cities, Beare, and Lavi, and Renow: Rogers, Hard: Jasper, Howe: Banaue Canty y be got off with I} re ng hier affoat.. Fi cK, Sunday morning, Ans. 20, 19 ave to inform you that the sloop Ario it Win Heath, of Provi dame into Huntington Bay. last night at Wo'elock, on fire, eased by: spontaneous combustion of cotton waste, Every exertion possible was made to save the vessel and cargo, but without effect, as it was found impossible to save her without seuttling he » was done at 10 4. The vessel fathoms whieh now lies one mile SW of the Lighthouse, in B.D Keeper of the Light. : I be afloat again to- at in my last, irard, leans bound. to was found near the i few days, vot her » miles to the east. ; ndoned her to the inhabitants of the. ist will probably break her up. ‘The British chr Margaret has Jind her salvage in Kind; aud is wow half way. on her voyage to lalifax:” The Russian barque St. Harlampy. is nearly repaired, and will soon sail for St. Petersburg, with what is left tof her cargo, which will be very little, Her repairs have been very expensi id it is believed by wat it would have been better for her owners had Y pting to repair her. Of the can not judge, Key Wesr, Aug. 3 1 in the NW passage leading from this harbor, has been removed to this port for repairs, where she will remaii possibly two months. Spoken, Louisville, hence for NOrleans, 20th inst. 6 p m, 20 miles SE. of Sandy Hook—by the Newark, at this port. 3 Martha King, (Br) of Port Glasgow, 6th inst, lat 29 20, lon 5 40—by the Effort, at this port. Lady Colebrook, (Br) Mobile for Antwerp, 5 weeks ont, 9th July—supplied with provisions, Osear, by NYorl » June 30, lat 27, lon 35. Henry Willard, of and for N York, from’ Glasgow, with pas- sengers, all well,'J m Bi 13, all, Mobile for Liverpoo!, no date, lat 48, lon 60, Fore! Ports. Averiers, July 25—Arr Frances Amy, Gibersot 10th, Turner, Alexander, Gibraltar, ; Antwenr, Aug 2—Sld Palos, Flanders, Vig Bramupa, Aug 7—Cld Lishon, Moore, St Mart Crype, July 3—Arr Jupiter, Rose, Mobile: ton; Lady Mary Fox, Galbraith, NOrleans; Smith, do. Cowes, Aug 3 proceeded for Antw b Drat, Aug 3—Arr John Romilly, NYork, and Emma,Searle, lea, and both proceeded for 'the river. Passed by, El: Wallace, Amsterdam for Baltimore. abuoutit, Aug 3—Arr Rapid Roberts, and John, Dyer, Charleston for Liverpool. Off 2d, Anita, Baker, St ‘Thomas 2d, Columbia, N for Hamburg. v 1—Arr Constantine, Boston July 282—Arr Persian, Chandler, T 29th, Meridian, Williains, Richmon Fulton, Cadiz. Livenroot. Macao, (China) M Jeft this port the th April.” gan ship at Whampoa, and it is que Lark be id + Frances Aun, Jackson, NOrleans, and inidad de Cu- Quinnebang, Arr Fortune, Bailey, Alexandria. ‘The ship Thos. Per Albrree, is the t through on are thy be yes y ‘ we Ameriem jatavia, where she Ie bound to-Amsterdan : Monthvat,, Aug ti—Ar Rory O'More, MeMaster, Li pool. PMansawiuta, Cuba, July. 29—[n port, Commerce; Roi 1 for Boston, 15 days; Angola, Bell, for NYork, #—only’ Ame can vessels, Nassav, NP- July 31—Arr Jas Aug, Marjsares, Montgomery, NYork. Pontsmoutit, Aug 2—Arr’ Wellington, Chadwick, London for NYork. 7th Power, Keene, Baltimor: Paya, June 6—Arr Seaman ¥Harvey, Valparaiso. Quenee, Aug I6—Arr Margaret, MeBride, Glasgow; 17th Margaret, Gentles, Duinfrieshire, Kelly, i Hele Ham 5 Donal, sow 5 17th, Ne Acie, Jone of and for Home Ports. . Aug 17—Cld Otho, Rider, Cape de Verds; Cardinal, New Haven, Aug 19—Are Sam! Tappan, Banks, Philadel- phia. Sid resby, N York: Mira ban . Tryall, Turney, \s Turks Baker;' Ameries, ott; Congress, Browns 1, Lon J&WE nith, ‘and Liberty, ‘Townsend, Boston} Sage, Kirby, Sarah Aun, Power, Falmouth, Jan ‘Tweed, (Br) 1, Nassan, NP; John Thompson, Godf Dant Webster, Lawrence; F A Seward, Ross, and Atmphitti ‘w York; Louisiana, Marsh, Newburyport; Harriet & h, Smith, Keanebunk. Cuarteston, Aug 17—Arre Tybee, McCormick, and Chas L Vose, Savin orl TPHANKS ARE RETURNED TO THOSE LADIE who gave their unanimous vote at the party the other even - ing jn favor of the “Balm of Eden.” when req by the southern young gentleman to name the best and most popnlar cosmetic of the day. Let no one call this mere putt. ‘The iedand ladies, ed 01 nan and place can be given. “Our predictions are ve this “Restorer of Beauty” will be app oved and used by when all mere ‘‘waters” and “soaps” shall have been and forgotten, Our in “whol ur friends who have can be supplied in a few days. Sold, au22 2c 74 , on Thursday afternoon, i7th Bo 0 eee bona Nu, iat Wan tte fi lowing articles, for which the above reward will be pa Proportion thet One silver Te 1.3. tea Spoon marked V.; Je c gold ngine turned back, gold hands, & Also, ablack dress Coat, nearly, lined throughout with diamond pattern black ‘sil plain black eassimere Pantaloons, and one pair bls silk Parse with a small amount of money, &e. Se The above were ta ry ribbed to man, abont 23 Holmes, who ) ITALIANI D A—E risaltata dalla loro merosa assemblea di Sabato ultimo nel Salone Palmo, It, di tenersi Lunedi 28 del corrente, nello stesso locale 0 della ser, tna sedonda jerano essen decision alle otto in 0 Stato, si I figurini dell? aniforme pro} pe’ possono vedersi nel Caffe del m GL? ITALIANL—GP Ita J iani di qualunque con loro figli, ancorel dent nd nati in America, residen tun progetto tendente e nazionale, ¢ la loro. azionali che a promuovere i loro interessi individuali nelle divers n questo pazioni, a cui si trovano addetti, ed a rivestirili di tutta quella con pubbliea e privata di cui godono gli stranteri di ogy) altra nazione domicilvati nell’ Unione Americana. ‘Nuova York 13 Agosto 18: AL ted HEADS OF HAIR, A. C. B. HALLENGES competition with all, — The importance, J which al the value set upon pers frevkof Nature the han tion, Artis resorted to, have to the Head of Hair is a clear index of ure.and when by some ca wi form is deprived of its fair propor: by artificial means, to supply the deficieney, Hen those wonderful discoveries Which bid Nature di Barry's Ventilating and G WIGS AND SCALrs. e success that the above nained has met with in re of his unrivalled heads o' JF Ulve Last two ‘The comp the mantefac' earig far exceeds his most teanguine He respect- frilWsoticjts a call, confident of sa vous that he is the best and cheapest’ maker They can only be had at 116 merot Liberty st., np stairs, Private roe and toupees, itm JHORN’ D EXTRACT UF CA- PAIBA AND SARSAPARILLA. fe and most effectual remedy ever di Strictnres, Wh thera, Gleets, Semigal W avel, Scorbutic Fru ptions, sale this medicine rs, is a certain eri » of its immense utility 1 the utmost fem ‘y part of Baro} d, approved of and sanctioned by the ity of cine, and recommende nent of the professi Prepared by J.B. ‘T t, London, and furs wholesale and retail by JAMES TARTAN? 266 Greenwich street corner of Warren street. Also, at 2 Park Row and 518 Broadway, 163. Broadway, (lt et Lispenard street, 359 Broadway comer of auld 2wis* im Broadway coi Walker strer Watcies— he largest aud most. splendid ax Watches in the city, is to be found at the. sub As he is coustaitly receiving all descriptions of Gold aad styles, ditect. from the. mar nd Switzerland, he is et Offer a Jarger assortment, and at much less priers, at retail, ny, other house in the city. Gold watches as low as 20 ¢ tach, Watehes and gewelloy exchanged” oF bonght Ternhes waresnted to prop quod tiene, ot Oh Squmay retermed fetches, clocks wellery repabred in the best mauner, acd warranted lower than at any other place in the city UAREVN, importer of watehes aud fev Mery, ale and retail, v NEY TO LEND JACKSON, PAWNBROKER, No. 69 Reade treet, near Broadway, loans money in latge or smal! sums, as may be ited, on watches, Jewelry, silver ware, dry Wearlog apparel, and Personal property’ ef every dewcriy. jy Im*r ver Watches, of the new turers, in England, Franc p ata rs BRAHAM week in September: 0. Won a parse ever $100; Sub. $100, dependence, No. 2 le heats under the sadd se over $100; Sub, $100, hi, dependence or Kate Ros: Two mil idle. nder the saddle, Sweepstakes are open to come off the third T'wo mnie heats in harness, free for atl horses never free for all horses never a harness, free for horses never won ts under the saddle, free for all horses ___ AUCTION SALE TH BLL, Auctionser. NIBLO’ , BY BALE tio ih ees eT IOHN SEPTEN. (Stures No. 22 Ann street and \15 Fulton street.) TUESDAY, August 22, 1843, WEDNESDAY. ‘The antonashae ie bam vat ‘erlormance. i eal WEBNESD tls roms, celle astonishing RAVEL FAMILY will appear in four on- integulae alo valtable fruity ofall descriptions. Con Cube Bevel in the pee. ea \ Mamie Pa by Madhine feo. E nha vt of if gands. And the Batict Pantomime of the, Wodeattans it Performance ure of a family giving up housekeeping, Zampas entire ft it ~ minence at Bo’clock with reinoved for convenience uf sale (Oveerare t0 Zemp Vote ese tes cee ees Beeld ; cepting awful In- TURSDAY, After which new at varied per not excepting awful In : At ios, state eae ips. # which oon ed var wiyjpyformances on the le, free for all horses Extra Sale—Piano Fortes, choice painsings, rich furniture, " wht By the Kavel Family, To be succeeded by a Pas Seul of El nm Javell 5 not excepting In- Jaleo de Xerev, by hi ; | tableau of Characters by the Ravel Family. Hit sea ish, Su t families a Half an hour's intermission will be allowed for promenade and edged articles, Se. hment in the Grand Saloon, Sub. $100; h. f. Kc eutlemen’s wearing apparel, a | Where Ice Creams, Fruit Ices, and Refreshments of the ehoi- ne as No. 7, in harness, quantity of Jewelry kinds, and c variety, will be found. te heats der jade, free for all horses | ~~ BEN AMIN = GRR Pit Ce Labnh sa ast soring. . $90, he 1 : er. * re follo u it tor ‘of $200, five for all trotting horves, mile heats, | A UPTION, NOTIC it English Fancy ? WOODCUTTERS. e In five, in hstuess, to come off the second Monday in | jr g at 10 o'clock, Monsier Dubois sssetes Francois Ravel at 91 Maiden ods, vies Jobar rey * Ravel takes to be made at R, | bpecket ae Hf boxes, guard ©" Mine Serfeuil esses see Mime J Ravel 5 Set ‘hy at oP. Me Phres chains, stray sabes, i sie Jauetta: + “Mn ir Huse » ad ia Hh two sticks, ladis gentlemens wo. . Mr. J. IR. L. has. bre pe dressing cases, mirvors, dr bs, pipes, head . . After which ANioveitwice“and'c it thaw whe igo be nd, | Hoveatel jos ete imteners a oily nce. wser Jone | The Solendid Orchestra Wl pert vevera popula anlcttons ho is 104 Pearl sts ensures tweaal fons, S. and silver pencil cases, violin bows, violina, Musical Direotor, Of new Sivas, vc Hu ee aus St Catal lowing Constitutio od) v4, ¢ William and Duane street: tel, cor OTIC notice at west side Bu 's per ship day dise! ald nO LET. 2d @tloor ditdinge scellent for business : rging under general order, nD. WOODHULL & MINTURNS, OF A strict Police will be attendance, and great care ta- A. B. ken to preveat the admission of improper persons, ie “Tickets Fifty Cents. May be had at the Garden during UCTION NOT! the day, room, Catalogue Sale of new and ‘= A limited number of Season Tickets will be dis furniture: posed of, ousisting of 44, Mand full Preach mahogany ehairs mahogany and black waluui tea and centre tables; brench wid and curled maple bedsteads; pilliasters, matirasses, feather beds and pillows, tified n hair seat sofas and rockers, plain maho, nil marble top bureaus, marble top centre table 4 windsor chairs, looking glasses, office desks, hand hat racks aud towel stands, ottomans di: ail cloths, window shades, bird caxes of lamps and crockery IZ No postponement at this establishme is protected, and the new Saloon, which i ¥eit from the top ar can be opened ata moment's notice ONIBLO'S GARDEN. SF TON’S BENEFIT WEDNESDAY, August 20, wilh be fe ST. GEORGE AND THE 87 South street, Breas, {fist time) r, basement and one Grand display of Fireworks, Dancing, Singing, Instrumental 389 Broadway, west comeating ofa splendid Kies 1 Concerts in the Saloon. . i Meh ela T'o conel comie Drama of the full Kren Also, a splei cost $1450, he above f ith the OLDENTRARMER. WAVETU TEE IN ENGLAND by Torp & U rac! Positively, without reserve, , JEMMY i lag seat (i ture will be aca and the attention of those about furnishing is particularly re: U seu w. Gn DEN AND PEK- 70 do Mby3 — — say _ a , : ‘A nuperior article, for s BROOKS, 1. TIMPSON, Auctioneer. NOVELTIES IN NEW YORK at Liberey ERY AT AUCTON—Jacob 8 Platt’s Fifth Fall hed to the MI ea th Liber a ge eg a HRCI OBR ZR ome INS. ». 21 Platt street, at 10 and sale of articles of trade manyfact PATENT AGATE BUTTON y of Hardware, th .Kc., the admission to. which ts Free to alt DEDOT, » and deserc carvers Among the hundreds of articles exhi- Pinccsdit Heo’ deasan, ivory, , buck, white bone, Prenchts Kaltsas Loom. ‘The whole opecedion THOS’ PROSSER, sham buck, &2. 8 ‘ iy25 im*r Sais Alco, pocket aud pen Knives, scissors, shears, razors, ditknits LERFORMED BY A DOG! | == — Also, carded cutlery of el a "i jot c ty, TOPPAND’S BATH, No. 398 Broadway, comer of Walk: | the country as, well as the city bn Aol nn eas gi Ae Mo HORARY CAND PRESS horn Me Was er street, res the public for the lib honored for the last 20 Areade Bath, and d hopes in his hew the express purpo atest improvement negleted to pl sive patronag pu endeavors to please will merit a from his friends and the public. CHARLES ¢ n Walker st, ye les? Baths—entrance s 1S—Portable Shower wufaeturer, Shower Baths of every. des turer, W. West, 109 Hudson st. fully returns his thanks'to his f @ with which he ha while pre f the St. pntinuance bowie ; s, lock back ith silver mountin; it*nh ds and Apples ng establishment—prints 2000 ‘ds per hour. € aide printed on the lowast terms: ore hoard mee for ADAIR, the charming vocalist from the fashion concerts. Petite CELEST " some of which are rl handles, &e., Se, lotel, nse for all the rt will be exten- jatters himself that his of favors he reafter RAT ARDWARE—AUCTION fifth fall trade Hardware sale this nts” Exchange Auction Koon, on sting of shelf and staple hardware ds, cases cut glass beads, assorted co paper, &e. and well selected assortment of Table and Des- viz: self tip, cocoa, stag, white bone, i and forks in the admired dansuese—just returned H the Me vr, his first appearance in six and origiual Comic Songs, times. ; N, the Ethiopian Orator, and imitator he wonderful Chinese Nondeseript, and his edu- GING DOG BILLY, this being p tively his last week, GRAND ETHIOPIAN CONCERT, with all the new and popular Negro songs and duets, quartetes, Sc. by the Kentucky Minstrels, and others, accompanied with the banjo, bone cast) hets, tamborine, and other instruments of ©: 1d used on the ‘Tuesday po lors, brushes, cap lew ising several ts at th i, STOPPANI. al? 2w is*m_ EDICAL AID BY A P ii consulted ve proved. vantages over the gener few physicians (adverti si al education ade GREAT IMPROVEMENT eceived a re disease at $1. Southern planta ns. MASTER F, DIAMOND, the great: wvaganzist and se negro dancer in the world, by onder of the Bherid, | Khe City Brass Band of ten musicians. |. engaged, ding stone horses, wagons, carts, | The Garden the Museu i. the most cool and A-rare chance fur capitalists delightful place Lecture itoom has been ea- ity, given him ‘great ad He is one of the ve aregular prof to suit the times and up parcels of medicine Jarged and ¢ Biloon Ase in the Lecture Room x at, # o'clock, and ni arden every ; FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION t i, Ik, RAHWAY MANUFACTURING CO, will sll at ye Sen ecacnay Nghe v c : | 7~ Day visitors admitted the same evening Free. <0 bic 27th August, af their Print aneus in| ‘Admission to the Museum, Garden, Fair, and Baterteiument x gana’ en 25 cents. Children under 10 years, half pri au20 lw i PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM, ma Sea He apyaratus 3 AND GALLERY OF PAINTINGS. IN FRICTION nian (Be ELS uv. opposite the Pare) ‘HES. ge thes MR. H. BENNETT, Manager of Peale's Museum, reapect- MATCHES. welthoal Geleasinea:| of on titunt | fully informs the publie'of New. York, that the above estab- A. NEW ARTICLE OF MATCH. ‘or any other offeasive quality, and Hishiner Mond y, Angust 2ist, and with peculiar suitable for calido printe ally waterproof, has nd dyers, tubs, casks, and large cis lately bees by letters patent of the United Stat tes, stoves, tables, henches, Sc. ounces that he iy tabled to present to thelr favoy of the inventor, WW. K, Ashard, and axe now manufac: ipigttalogwes of which may ie had on application to Mr. Philip | the epeatest living CU IMOSTT yay ae SCHED ee Ore bea Dae He We prcpetetors OL wale pas Teuatietsab the Brae W Ge oo oN kW ALICE Whois ONLY TEN YEARS OLD, and of the eaormous No 161 Bleeker street, New Y ase good matches are where all who wish | k " Scher ivi9 Im*r eight of 51 William street. 405 POU Dsitt! persons Whatever are hereby notified of th treat Ff ware hot infin pon th FHE FISHING BANKSSOEF | ,Anaiduait of her age, made before a justice of the peace, ean manner, lest they nalties of the law HOOK cep very RURSDAY, | Depeen tn the Museun ¥ Thess matche ae and certainty in WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, &FRIDAY, | ae Muchiaganten tent anne. Alans Sta MG ND EER: and climates, and bury UrilianeHtame snd‘ place SUPEINOI Cave Solin Gould jet Ruvets | {he much admired tenor singces: Master DIA MOND, the an: Fr pobre eth ee fig em ls poe y= i Chambers st, every Tuesday, Thursda ‘riday | WER, the celebrated comic suger: Miss 8 FCADAIR, the nd it ie believed even for weeks aud when tye | Momingsteaving footof Chambers street at 8 o'clock; Amos | charming vocalist, and La Petite CERITO, the graceful dan- ken out and dried, ties \ ‘Extra and Perfumed. ‘The latter. are for ladies’ toilets. Exporters, segar and all who use matches, will readily perceive how decided the these over all others, ntage Orders iy2) Im*r ‘ications to be addres: GROWEN Ne Agent for the Patentees PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT ING, ROOMS 26 & 27. will ignite and bur as before. Three q f these matches are made.and sold as above, namely--No, past 8: Canal street % past 8; tof Pike street 44 past 95 au ag at Fort Hamilton tharine ferry, Brook- ier No. 1, Battery, '¢ seuse Performance on Saturday afternoon, at 3 0’elock, and evening want sree I ue ak ert mail way. ent in the Leeture Room, to commence at § kers, housekeepers, panies the boat—and every thing will = — ~ cursions pleasant and healthy. HIBITION of Ans id will attend to the ladies and children: Nassau street, for not only the walls of that wed 0 tnd Mamalattarers i re for the excursion 50 cents. au20 lw*ec large store are literally covered with fine choice and rare Emgra- - vings, but thousands in Portfolios can be seew and purchased a one quarter their usual price Old Books, Prints, Paintings , and Curiosities purchased in any quantity by. WA & LONGWORTH, aur@ Str 116 Nassau D STAT. Phe steamboat IND) the above delightfu » Ye 23d August ae Fest Y ork the boat will pr ing New 2 ceed down the bay through the Narrows, DISBROW'S RIDING SCHO THO hae heuey for the sale of | giving a tine view of the Forts, Sandy Hook, the Highlands of Mor BAW yS HOOl. que ee eANg Neversink, and the Atlantic Ocean, passing over its gentle T. D. has the honor to announce that his Sehool is open for fictaee hand a lanes eapatenia’ claws Auverercs re passengers will be allowed ane | AVE the re fnunits, daily, Sundays excepted. as well as amateurs of their art, Wishing to procure ceeeteaicen ae for ‘A.M. to Paratus, will find it tot of this const They also h tion. ately quantity of German and French plates, an used in their art, which they are mate to their order, -f essary mates warra Esq.. 175 Broadway, N. ¥.' Washington, B.C. ichinond, Va. javannah, Ga, Ke Lo id the water procure instrum from 7 10,9 A. and 3to7 P.M. d qu t horses for the road or parade, to let. rs apply as above s deepens very gradually with a the boat will pass th h Stat imported a large all ‘the chemicals y respect, as they Highly trained For terms and parti ishing stbstances, and’ morocco an acoie NEW YORK BOSTON al re old on te mst reason efreshineuts provided on board the ts Be following gentlemen have agreed to act as re for the exenrplon 5 cette. SOU riLOT 'y effort will be made to render this a very agreeable ilots, or takes char id ; C.PORBE: ‘ ford over Nentn N York, 2ist August, 1813. au2t 3¢*m ented: Rape “and 0 : 222 Portland, Kenuet & Shaw hOPLES: LINE store, ;, Savanna P OF STEAMBOATS 0 to 8 Jil cosporentelttorss ater: pail) sak orden vacsomnaated FOR ALBANY Daily at 7 o'clock P. M.— chats, sd the seal tentiones Coeioohe thn, Bos: with remittances, will be prompily atwended to, and should be | Gwen Courtlandt and hbert rom the steamboat pier be- | ton, and Portland. nee directed to W. & F. LANGE: je Lam*r D. M. PEYSER, & O. 110 William street, comer of John way have recs of the following F GOOD: lected py a competent person at Paris, B they offer for sale, in w! viz Berlin Zeph sortment, ELM Exchange Building, Phila, y recent arrivals, an extensive. supply i «eh: ware carefully f holesale and retail, ou liberal terms, and German Worsted—the most complete as+ The steamboat KN will leave Tuesday Steamboat ROCHE: Monday, Wednesday and ROOMS TO LET—Very desirable apart are fie" RK t, No. 40, a few d ¢ URL Place; may be had with or witha t boar, irr lees co., street, and 437 Broad- J Sapt. L. W. Brainasd, uate are Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, afternoo td o'clock. Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt. M, H. Truesdell, will ae ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evening, at five Pass , of se- ich N jerlin, Ke., and w ‘86th st, E. R. built 3 story perfect order, &Ke., to a good te- TO LET OR LEASE—The moder BA dwelling house, No, 32 City Hall Ploce, ‘assengers taking this Line of Boats will iny; with counter cellar, mahogany doors, arrive in Tin Embroidery Patterns—a choice selection. Albany i ample time to take the Moraing ‘Pram of Cars for | Saami sell te let cee ean f Canvass lor kmbroidery, of cotton, worsted, liven, silk, gold | the east or west. Ped ecTiiL be let on reasonable terms. | Posstesion may be and silver, of all widths and qualities, z ‘The above boats are new and substantial, are furnished with | Post Office and the Park. luquire of Silk Clrenille, for embroidery, tr and flower making. | neat and elegant State looms, and for speed and accommod CHAS. 0. STOPPANI, Purse Twist, German, French an ; plain and shaded, | tions are anrivelled on the Hudson. 388 Broadway. in skeing, sticks, and on spool f For Passage ‘apply on board, or to P. C. Schulte | — ‘ ‘ Floss Silk for’ Embroidery aud Fringe makers, in skeins and | at the office inal our LE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO- on soci iy eehicci tanec ea MAGE OIG IRTR Core j tiall Farm ‘ot aout, sixteen acre, iders, superbly embroidered, and Suspender ‘Trim- VE) LOCK NE highest state-of ‘cultivation, situated but fve miles ftom ning epee " FOI ALBANY, TROY, and intermediate | She Hoboken Ferry, Vendio vot New Yor, fhe GOId, Silyer and Stee! Beads, in all, Nos. Landings— boat pier, at Ue story dwelling house, 35 b Mother of Pearl, Gold, Silver an ‘assels. Embroidery Frames, and a variety of different Fancy Arti- ial Flowers--a choice selection, worsted and PROCREATIVE ELIXIR. AND POWDERS, FOR STERILITY. "THE Undersigned has the succeeded in obtaining celebrated " Elixir and Powders,” all cases of incontinence, painful Cipient stages of consumption, | and wakelulness, itis surprisingly chief and gruat’ celebrity, however, symptom of that state of the functions 's is too well established to require. coinme pleasure to sive been its sttccess, as to make it doubtful that what is usually termed sterility’ in fact exists, since by. the use of this wonder- cure has in all cases been sed incurable natural defects tate of the functions within ful remedy, proj rly Sgn effected, aud what had been s proved to be only some derang: id Steel Gold and Silver Fringe, Braid, Cord, Twist, Thread and or the rom freak fast and Di ner on board. Rroperty has on it an excellent 2 Monday, Wednesday | 72: Purse Ornaments. uilt in the most approved style of gir Barclay street. with outbuild- wes New York—The Empire on State, all other conveniences to make it suitable for a trades- ‘The Troy on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, | ings.and nll other ¢ i anys d yet be able, within an hour's drive, to visit his coun sanding at—Caldwell's, West Point, Newburgh, Hampton, | fuse, ay two pase the house night and moraiag. It Poughkeepsie, Hyde Park, Rhinebeck, U. Red Hook, Bristol, | go" suitable. to the market gander oF. amall farmer, at the sill, imported and domestic | Catskill, Hudson, ie and Kinderhook. fame time talking, boarders fromthe city But above ali this, tuttons and all other kind of trimming. ie new low pressure steamer EMPL ‘what a situation for a roadside tavern, which it hi been | Sy iT antec | on, Wednesday, at 7 o'clock in the morning, Aug. 16. the St. John's Hall, being. situated between Hoboken and WiLL ‘The new low pressure steamer TROY, Captain A. Gorham, | Hackensack, embracing the whole of that great trae that On, Cimraaay, 45 1 9 loan is ihe morniag Ace 18, those places to the interior of both those states, New. York and, For passage, apply at the office, foot of Barclay street, or on New Jersey. The said Farm, will be sold cheap, the present proprietor having business in England, ounce that he has | _Notice.—All Goods, Freight, Baggage, Bank Bills, Specie re is about six acres of first rate potatoes; also agency of the jusly- | or any other kind of Froperty, taken, hipped, or put on board | gyve acres of buck wheat; a quantity of young fruit trees, &e., United States. i the Boats of this Line,must be at the risk of the owners of such | all in a flourishing condition. Application to, be to Mr. truation ine | Koods. — BEA aulér y% MeDUNNELL, Auctioneer, 171 Chatham stieet, ght sweats, EVEN KE 3 NE cetain. Its ma. RY ENO A 06 Sot eae Hd nvenient, a portion of the purchase mone: nay re merigancies ety if pjeodid low | mgure steamboat id and mortgage. au6 Im*ec mt. Indeed. such has ) Ree Mbatstdy tek Meera 1 1 ‘wesda y vursday, jaturday ALA.—The proprietors of this establishment, so or Albany direct. rke number of state rooms,and for speed not surpassed on the Hudson, [UBLrabiy known 'to the travelling public on the great tho- Toughfare between Charleston and Mobile, are d maintain the high reputation for comfort and liberality rangement which it has so long, and they trust, not ONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY, vo" to of ar- \de- Hi t H j i : TO THE RAVELLING PUBLIC tervedly enjoyed. ‘The buildings, which are very apa eh eat Sobagen of the nomsseh lag Pesce ca, feeice OPPOSITION LINE aid eonvenvntly arranged, have, beer Vorouhty rebated ad iigredients of which the Eliair aud Powder boats, NEV the bed roms bod dub a aruished remove. he y als "The undersigned (s fully aware of the ex adany I n'New York | for comfort and conveni the Hieacy which Would feign interdict all hey Albany: w York ever private are large, airy, ject lerogatory to its o e right will be or freig! wd passage t ith careful and atter is high une for enlightened sciace to dive i ‘on. board. uz tm with chotce od wie, ata causes of the miseries afffeting the h ily, thereby t ; eT Ww HOS. | the season and t discover the means of conferring luanpiness where’ before mi. TON ie NEWPORT AND PROUT | the proprietors hothing ‘that will tend to the satafae- sery existed. “Tei not to be disguised that 10, the oppressive DEN E'“Pave to Boston $2.50; Deck $1 3a; | Howol their guests, will, they trust, egaure the the favorable ary loneliness often experienced by the married who-are un. | och=eetre here Weare ee Rtn ace ye BS ia tion of the travelling public. An ommnious. will, at lensed with offspring, making alike'the part the resent, and | ooh "Rat snaltng seenhaboat TIS HECK: Captain | tegen readiness to mf 4 rom the Railro the future, but a vast gloom, a desolate and. barre Win. He peck: ieayes Catharine Washoe stl: Ease felve MW | aud Steamboats to the honse, free of charge. Su in li objects and ends, re attri Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 5 o'clock, P.M. Montgomery, June 7, 1843, » TILLEY & CO. man her i For passage or freight apply on board, or to.A. D. PECK, 205 | awl Gur MEIER NE RENT faa ws poaren,,in actual | South st. aud Imm ILLINOIS! ILLINOIS!) ILLINOI i gs bordering apor nd yet, forsooth, we are - Sree Grerr4 met : ts ms to (0 inquire the ex i ‘h NEWARK AND NEW VORK—Fare person having for sale at a very low price, from 60 Bo oe MS Searle tap betironh: Hi only 1244 Cents {~The splendid steamer PAS: res of fst ate In, dey nad undulating, tm q id near Danville, Tl hear of a purchaser, by ap- ban ‘hich centre our alms, SAIC, alter June sth, will run ax follows :— yaar Danville, Hiinoig. may hear of a purchaser, by ape our ener hopes. ‘To watch from time to | ~ Leave the foot of Barclay atreet, New York, at 10 A. M., and (OJAMES SHAW, 2] Fn : time their powers of mind, and body, ig | (P.M iid tating the lowest Aveoustant souree of happn ‘ttle offices the mother ts called upon to is to her a fountain of joy. nothing can compensate her. And sets upon our declining years, when. our crs are on the wane, When sickness then are children ‘a comfort and the home of the childless, - How covery of the" Elixir and Pow perfect cures in thousands of instanee Confirmed barrenness and sterility, deem able, Ita action te f radual, by degrees displacing the. latent Body, strengthe'ing and Invigorating the cheering free, full and healthy circulation. i itto the Ameriow public. aux, of Pi YOAL, COAL.~Peach Or ss to the parent. For its, prattlings and its gambols after years when the sun iden and ephemeral, but the mind, enlivening the spirits, and ¢ ved, and the undersigned hag no hesitation in recommen ‘aris, 18 too well known The thousand perform for her child and I'g P. The accommodations both for passengers and freight have benn greatly improved. Freight carried at very low rates. TATEN ISLAND F OF WHITEHAL) ¥ STAT Teaver the foot of Centre street, Newark, at 73g A.M, and a fhe tara LA euiplied with water for farming the cheapest and most direct route _ purpo: rg land. nds described, quality of the fencing on the 22 Im* re purchase, one or iyl6 3m*ec RY, FOOT . ST.—T steamboats N ISLANDER and SAMSON will run as follows until farther notice Leave New York 8, 9, 10, 11, 1, 2, 384, 5, 6, 7. Leave Staten Island 9, 9,'10,'11, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 2 Leave New York and Staten Island every hour en Sunday. mental and physical and decrepitude are New . State the quantity an inestimable, then, is which has effected Ropelas a eur. entle and causes affecting the sland Herry--foot of Whitehall street, ‘to Clifton di- Rae ET ti keneracive rect The stenmboat” Hercules will leuve New Yorks Pe M.— | — DOLLARS RE Lost, strayed.p Ite great celebrey ie hulp | Clifton, 5. M July 10th. A Bay Horse, white star in his forenead, Ls Tie ty | PR. 8.-Exeursion to Fort Hamilton, § excepted = ‘40 hind Getlocks whitey i bktek ane, with i 4 ro Py d gro 1 out. A p ‘the juventors che famed and | eye Gort Hamilton 734 A. My returning trom New Youk, | & Mie Chek wail. growing abouraix inches cut. At the Shep road, where he was at pasture, a Frenklin Marke Coal, first quali- will be in attendance to convey passengers f derangements of the genital 1, NEW. ARRANGEMENT FOR = a - ons, by t Elixic and) Powders,” to require SHREWSBURY—Long Branch, Ssady ORLANDO FISH will intr duce on assurance from the undersigned. “A sale of more than two, Hook, Ocean Hous and Eatontown Landing. the 2-day of August,) the Fall Style for dred thousand bottles and packages is sufficient evidence of | “Thenew Steamboat SHREWSBURY, Captain Joh: fats. To the merits of which he desires the es) eftulness, and the estimation jn which it ia held. Corlies, will now run as follows, on and after Th y, 27th | of the public, and requests them to Price $3 bottle. A package of powders which can be ew Vork, from’ the foot of Robinson street, ORLANL by ~ two my, tow oe nited States. ie I §. Wids 10 ortosh ft ‘ay an2? Jtie*m Second Y aking two es Slixir, 1 % esd! friday, | = = 7 B or peerasing Alt Fettera must pont ih pnd ingete to. Mt se a y md Frdsy, | FARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER BY » F. ME) J, Box "24." ry will ran as above, weather permitt Tne bot 4 jy im*r oe Oicg, 129 Liberty st ATI bagwage at the tisk of the owners.” | 175 Broadway, (Basement,) one door from Court. (Ww: Red A + souel ecuenen Cy will be sold by the subserl ces for cash; fresh broken an screened, and delivered to any stove $179 ¢ lai nt $4 50; 25 cents io t ed if taken from the boat—weight and q jy? 2m*r DENTISIRY, ot at the following low pri- egg, from lump in the yard, art of the ¢ 571 Greenwich, corner of King st. ker, and maker of Leste, ag baw form hig N. B.—Stay from the aforesaid landing places to any part of the county re- 8 leave to int ifreu f au quired, wenemant asenire,”” The Shrewsbury will go the inner passage, when practicable. rky with t French max wilt Oe jelir verfectly mate, ix Paris, by his master the anced. | r - 5 5 7 1 ‘oounaker Clerce, Whose aumerous customers, LINTON, STAG van Nee YORK ie pe Atlantic are respectfully invited to ey sf July 13th inst. Leave Rockawn 1 lor New vorm, returning leave the Waverly boots and lasts before they eerie of beins chausses’ i o1 nicest, latest P on, ww York, after the nicest, latest Pa mi Rockaway, by way of D8 GUENNY, Sunseon and Dentist haw returned from the | way, at 3 for : ‘ bs West Ladies, aul has reamed the practice of his proteagion | Passing Yoav ing thete names at 1 Braet steet, wil fe ge” F Ton at No, 618 Broadway. ai7 cer | tually ealled for by HENKY CONKLIN, JOHN READY ceapecrfally inform his friends i HOUSTON, Dentin, has rtuped jo New York— | time? ___Frovreter__| and the public, shat he has commeend, busloes, ia the abeve Rooms in Park Pla “south 8 FOR LIVERPOOL Tie sujptaangt fast sailing | ling, at No. $0 Naseam street, where he will thankfully, receive Is hha SAR packet «hip SOUTHERNER . D, Palmer,master, | oe or he terms for exe vate 7 Th willl b» — a PRe PORTUGUSE FEMALE PILLS. | p 1 ive halk 1300 bales, 0 TO PRINTERS SE; far-funed and celebrated Pills, from Portugal, are we 2 "apply to. the expe OR SALE—A Fonnt of Minion and Now whigh has inthis countrys Vertive WOOBTIULE RS MINTURNS. eon used om the New York Herald. Apply at thi rth paweat