The New York Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1844, Page 3

lege COSTIVENE: may be anid to be the thon the lest fow wi (his eity and ¥! tall ection in the cases wi howledge. On parent oke it has » The hich hi gentleman told me, and his case ‘arly ive all the'others, ‘that for theflast .weckthe had “n exceedingly costive, ne procure us it els appear to hav. ‘come. within my nO evacuation ; 1 not depressed in spirit evertheless suffered @ ot deat of pain in his Dowals when he stooped or sat »wu'; dicted himself, took cold bath all of 10 use-—be- imetwor se, head affected, bowels veryhard to theouch. nt for the Doctor, who wanted to bleed him, said it was fiammation of the bowels ; pulse hard, and a good deal hot and dry—-would not fee bled ; Doctor led, that he was satisfied from Brandreth’s advertise. | ents, that piosiing was a bad remedy. Doctor xed when he mentioned Brandreth’s name, and said he ad better take those Pills, and not send for him, and ith that walked off. He took him at his word, ‘and nt for abox of Brandreth’s Pills, took two every our, and in three hours the pills had good effect, ind theday afterwards, excepting a little weakness, was well as he ever was in his Besides the pills, he any from the time he in with the pills, Now here is a case cured with ix Brandreth’s Pills and water gruel, which, but for the nod sense of the individual, might have cost him his fe It is really heart rending that so many are sufferin, reary sickness, whom a few doses of Brandreth’s Pil ould eure at once. randreth’s Principal Office, 241 Broadw: 74 Bowery, 241 Hudson street, and by Mrs. Booth, Ma ket street, Brooklyn ; and by’ over 20,000 agents in the ee and Canada, at 26 cents perbox See the | Be dled eed! fr? DR. FELIX GOURAUD’S POUDRE SUBTILE rill cempletely and ymanently eradicate superfluous man hair from females? upper | the hair concealing broad and elwvated forehead, the stubborn beard of man, any kindof superfluous hair. Be sure to get the genu- ts ‘ the original office, 67 Walker street, one door from roadway. $1 per bottle ; directions French and English. Agents— Guthrie, 4 Maiden Lane, Albany ; Myers, New | Haven ; Brown, 76 Chesaut street, Philadelphia ; Jordan, }2 Milk street, Boston ; Gray, Ponghkeepsie ; Green, Woi j}cester ; Carleton, Lowell ; C. Dyer, Jr., Providence ; Mat- jthewson, Norwich; vowsey, Rochester, Bangor ; White, Calais, Can be seen and tested i thiv, and no mistake. ¥5 before buying. Proof positive OG- A CLEAR AND BLOOMING COUNTENANCE, free from ea or humors, may be insured by the use of Comstock’s Sarsaperilla, at the trifling cost of 80 cents per bottle, or $4 per dozen. There is no Sarsaparilla as good seta ‘an effectual alterative to the whole system of purity of the blood—it is toequalled in and a resto ju ] its effeets, At Qh Gouri landt street. PRIVATE MEDICAL AD ‘Yow York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, iz ping the pablic ants for the Mberal support have ceceived 'n their offerts to “suppress quackery,” ‘cy \eaveto state that their particular attention continues {. he Sirected to all diseases of a private nature, and from {he great improvements lately le in the principal ho: 's of Hurope in the treatment of those diseases, the confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid ad vantage not to be met with in any institution im this country, oither public or private. ‘The treatment of tt Collage’ iz uch as to insure success in every case, and is totally different from that vern cious practice of ruining the constitution with mercury, an] in most cases leaving ‘sease 1nuch Worse than the original. One of the mem + of the College ,for many years connected with the icjpal hospitals of ! pe, attends daily for 9 consulta om 9 A.M 08 P.M. Jlvice and medicine, 82 TRY [nvaui The mombera of Acure guaranteed Persons living ir the country and 1 fating it convenient to attend per sonally, can have ferwarded to them a cheat containing medicines requisite to perform a perfect cnre oy stating r cage explicitly, togethor with all symptoms, time ¢' o'raction and treatment received elsewhere, if ant closing Sf id, addressed to RICHARDSON, M. D., Agen: Jonsmiting rooms of tha College 95 Nnsear ——_—___ {G- A BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH MAY BE preserved, a discolored set mey be restored toa pearly whiteness, and the tartar which so often collects around the gums, may he removed by the use of Sherman's Orris Tooth Paste, which also prevents those accumulations, and renders the breath sweet and pleasant. The first dentists of this and other cities have used it with great satisfaction and publicly recommend it, and thousands of persons who are in the habit of using it, prefer it to any dentrifice they have ever used. It is perfectly clean, and free from those deleterious compounds which xo often bring on premature decay in the teeth, and has met with general approval wherever it ia known. It may be ob- tained at Dr. Sharman’s warehouse, 106 Nassau street, and of his agents, 110 Broadway; 10 Astor House; 227 Hndson street; 188 Bowery; 77 Kast Broadway; 86 William street; 3 Ledger Building, Philadelphia; and 8 State st, Boston. (A SPLENDID ARTICLE OF COLOGNE AND imported Bay Water, for sale at 21 Courtlandt street — Alto. a sure exterminator of Roaches and Bed Bugs, it has been thoroughly tested. Price 26 and 50 cents. oe VELVEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE of Gonorrhaa, Gleet, end all mocupuruient discharges from the mrethra. ‘These pills, prepared by the New York College of Medicine and’ Pharmacy, established for the suppression of quackery, may be relied on as the most epeedy and effectual remedy for the above complaints. — hey are guaranteed to cure recent cases in from three rfivedays, and possess a greater power over obstinate harges and chronic gleet, than any other preparation at presant known, removing the disease without confine | ent from business, tainting the bresth or disagreeing witn the stomach. ‘Price $1 per box Sold at the Otfice of the College of Pharmacy and Me Hoine, % Noskau street, W. 8. RICHARDSON, M.D Agent 0g- A HINT TO THE LADIES.—The desire of plea. sing is ef course predominant in the female breast ; and th: ’s position is indeed an enviable one who suc- ceeds in establishing such a reputation for beauty as to make her the “observed of afl observers.” And yet how jew there are who are enti'led to take rank with the fair Roramoud or Catharine de Medecis! The bust may be equally good, the stature equally commanaing, the neck equally awa: r the eye equally brilliant—but what avail all these charms unless to them is superadded the more entrancing beauty of a clear and transparent skin ? Ic is related of fair Rosamond, that the clearness of her complexion, eapecially about the throat, was such that the course of the “ruby wine” might be distinctly trared through the transparent windpipe! Now, Dr, Gonraud willnot undertake to convert every dark--kinned lady into a fair Rosamond, but he does most positively assert that a free use of his Italian Medicated Soap will produce the nearest approach to that “divine clearness” which it is possible for mere acience to prodice. Indeed its effects are so wondrous asto sepene almost magical—on its ap- plication, pimples, eruptions, freckle’, sunburns, &c , vanish like mist before the morningeun! Be particular. Ly eareful to purchase only of Dr. Gouraud, at 67 Walker street, first store from Broadway, as a host of quacks and empirics have sprung up with a view of d: priving him of a portion of the well-earned profits due to his fame. 0G- RHEUMATIC COMPLAINTS.—Thoe Indian Ve- getable Flixir and Liniment is daily performing some of the most remarkable cures. The following case came to our notice some time since, and as it is from a source in which we can plece the fullest confidence, we have deemed best to publish it Exrraonpinany Case —I have been subject to attacks of inflammatory rheumatism of the most violent kind for severol years,and have been confined, with a severe at- tack about six weeks this Winter, unable to leave By bed. I took the rheumatic resiedy from COMSTOCK’S, 21 Courtland street, and in five days was free from pain, which has been mest excruciating, and in @ short time have found Ma) en well and able to go out. I could find nothing to help me till [ took this Elixir, and could not rest except by opiates. I am cured, and nothing but hu- monity slone disia'es thet I shoud make the oe public that others suffering inthe same way may procure this extraordinary remedy. ROBERT G NILES, 137 Broadway. New York, March 16, 1944. ‘This article is warranted to cure any case of Rheuma- ‘am, Gout, Contracted Cords, Muscles, &c. UCORD'S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE $ ~For the cure of primary or secondary Syphii and ail a#ections produced by an injudicious nse of met y. The groat advaatages possessed by this powerfa) rative over ull other preparations forthe cure of Sy: philis, is, that while curing ‘the disease it improves the constitution, whilst mercury rat leave a much worse disease than the one it is administered for, The best recommendation we can give of it is, that it is now extensively prescribed by the medical faculty, who for merly considewsd mercury the only cure for those com- plaints Sold, in single bottles, $1 each ; in cases of hali dozen, $5, carefully packed, and sent to all parts of the Union. Oitee of the College of Medicine and Pharma cy, 05 Nassau street W. 8. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent 0@- DO YOU WISH TO WEAR BEAUTIFUL BLACK HAIR ?—Use the East India Heir Dye. This article has obtained a reputation far 6u: all others in use. The trouble attendant upon the application of many artieles for dying the hair, hax alone deterred numbers from obtaining this article. This, however, is entirely rermedied in the East India Hair Dye. It may be applied without the leust inconvenience, It does not meke the hair harsh, and unlike any other dyes in the form of powder, it does not adhere to the hair so as to be troublesome to remove it. The fact is, there is no dye which may be used with as little inconvenience as this Atal Courtiandt street. MIX THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF 8AR- SAPARILLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared hy the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, tablished for the suppression of quackery. ‘This refined ond highly conceatrated extract, possessing all the puri ing qualities and curative powers of the above herbs, is confidently recommended by the College, as infinitely superior to any extract of Sarsaparilla at present betor: the public, and may be relied on as a certain remedy for vil diveasos arising from an impure state of the blood such ag screitla, aalt-rheum, ringworm, blotches or pim- pies, aicers pais in the bonos or joints, nodes, cutaneow eruptions, ulcerated sore throat, or any diseare arising {rom the secondary effects of syphilis or an injudiciou: ag 01 mereary, old in single Bottles, at..,......... 76 cents each. “jo Cases of haléa-dozen Bottles, $3 60 id hs one dozen nd 6 00 Cases jorwarded te all of the Union. N. B.-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers )ifice of the vollege 95 Nassau street. 8. RICHARDSON, M. 0., Agent | There is as yet avery limited demand. We quote bills on i Rs hai Conic Mixture, by the College of Medicine an. (harmacy of the city of New York, a confidently re commended for all cases of, oay, produced by secret ix kind. Tt is an invaluable reme 'Y, or barrenness,(uniess depen’ ugle bottles $1 each ; cases of haliu dozen 30, cur ily packed and sont to all parts of the Union _Ditios ot thw College of Medicine and Pharmacy Nasean trae wok RICH ARN AC DAdams dui 1G OF excess Of an: Ay lor impotence, ster ’ gs mai formation.) ONEY MARKET, Saturday, July 13—6 P.M. The Stock Market still remains in a very unsettled Prices for the same stock fluctuate from day to without any good cause. Up to-day and down to. morrow; itis impossible to tell whereto find them. There is very little doing at either Board—in fact the market is very much depressed, and must remain so until the warm weather is past, and operators who are now in the country, come back to their places of business, At the Old Board Canton fell off § per cent: Mohawk, 4; Mlinois }; Norwich and Worcester j; Farmera’ Trust, j Long Island, Kentucky 6's, Ohio 6's, and Vicksburg closed firm at yesterday's prices. At the New Board, Long Island declined $ per cent ; Canten Co. $; Harlem 3; Ohio 6% #; Indiaua }; United States Bank }. Farmers’ Trust advanced 1 Prime bills on London are firm to-day at 109 a 109}.— Paris at of 28} 6{ 26}. Amsterdam 39) a 39% Bue nos Ayres, 784 a 78}. ‘The Planters’ Bank of Tennessee’ has declared a divi dend of three dollars per share, which wiil be paid to the Stockholders on the New York books, at the Manhattan Co. on or about the 18th inst. The Mechanics’ and Traders’ Bank of New Orleans, haw declared a dividend of 3 percent or ome and a hall dollars per share, which will be paid to the Stockholders on the New York books, at the Manhattan Co. on the first Monday in August next. Another new Free Bank has been established in Buffa- Jo, called the Exchange Bank of Buffalo. That city will soon be abundantly supplied with banks. The Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co. have declared mi-annual dividend of three and a half per cent, pay- able at their agency in this city, on the 15th inst, The New Haven Bank has declared a dividend of four per cent for the last six months. The Farmers’ Bank of Virginia has declared a dividend ot three and a quarter per cent for the last half year, and the Bank of Virginiatwe anda quarter per cent for the same period. A quarter per cent from each Goes tothe State asa bonus. Counterfeit fives on the Farmers’ Bank of Mount Hol- ly, N. J., are in circulation. The vignette on the spurious bills is the New Jersey coat of arms; on the genuine, a view of cattle. From letters received from New Orleans we learn that acetton broker of that city, who has been shipping cot- ton rather extensively has made tracks for this part of the country, and may probably adopt the mode of settlement with his creditors that Koster, another speculator,found so comfortable and convenient, that ia, holding a meeting of hia creditors in some foreign country, and dictating his own terms. The movements inthe cotton market, and the great falling off in prices, must have placed many speculators in a very unenviable position. The news by ‘the next steamer is anticipated to be of a very unfavorable nature, and many have abandoned all hopes ot getting out of their difficulties throngh any improvemeat inthe mar" ket, Several brokers at the West have given notice that bills of the Plainfield and the New Hope and Del ware Bridge Bank notes will be no longer received, ‘The government of these institutions have recently sent large amounts of their bills through the West, and forced them into circulation at any sacrifice. An agent of the Plainfield Bank lately made his appearance at Malone, in this State, with a packege centaining ten thousand dollars in Plainfield bills. He tried to force them into cireula- tion by purchasing property in that neighborhood. Not succeeding inthat operation, he tried other methods to get the bills afloat, but failing in all his plans, he wos obliged to leave the package in the hands of some indi- vidual of the place to put out a8 opportunities may turn up. The patties who own the Plainfield Bank also own the Farmers’ Bank of Malone, and it was during one of the periodical visits of the financiers‘of both institutions to the represented locality of the latter bank, that the operations above alluded totook place The head quar- ters of the Farmers’ Bank of Malone is the bar room of a hotel in that village, and an agent of the bank generally s the place oneea month, to see if there are any more victims who are disposed to help along the circula tien of the Farmers’ or Plainfield Bank. We do not know whether the $10,000 package has been disposed of or not, but the people of that section of the country are too well acquainted with the movements of the financiers who govern these banks, to be made dupea of. We have heretofore put the pyblic ondh sir guard against the bills of the New Hope and Delaware “wi {ge Co. and the Plainfield » and if their circulation, is increased, and the pub- lic suffer hereafter, as bill holde: shall have the sa- tisfaction of having done all in our power to protect them agaiust losses. Old Stock !xchange. $1000 NY 1's, 48 107% 100 shas Farmers’ Lo lo 17% 50 do 3000 NY 7’s, 49 107%, 50 do 9000 Ohio 6's, 60 9744 200 © do 100 do. 1% 50 © do 5000 109 = do 25000 Kentw 59 do 50 Canton Co 200 0 2 do 1 ao 43% 50 Aub and Roch 19000 U States 5% 10a4q 60 N Jersey Ke 1000 NW York 6's, 62 100 10 Nor aud Wore 100 Phenix Bie % 10 do State Ble & 20 © do Sere KR aL 50 do 10 Monawk RR 616 50 U 8 bank 50 LIstaud ik $1 3W0 Reading AR 50° do boo 82) we do 200 oo bév 813g 100 Stonington RR. Second Board. 50 shares Canton Compzny, New Stock Exchange. 16000 Kentucky 5’s b> 89: 50 N id Wi 553 Wie do Sw Use ines Spihms Morand Worsy 53% o 1000 Indiana 25 433g 25 do baw 56 10000 U 3 6's, 62 13 113%q 25 do 99) A000 Hinaois'6's, 70 4M 50 do bo, 1000 do 43% 25 do 535 bv shas Mauhattan Bk 9044 150 L Island RR ad 30 US Bank t% 50 40 im 8056 100 Warme s? beo4r 50, do ope Big 60 Harem Ait b10 7525 Canton Co % “do s1071% 50 dy 96: so do crs seven oh Sroces, Boston, July 12. At the Brokers’ Board—12 shares U. 8. Insurance Co., 68}; 60 East Boston Co, 10}; 81 do dividends, 4; 26 Reading R. R,, 23}; 160 Western R. R., 744; Todo 744 ; 25 do s 30 6, 74} ; 65 do 744 ; 26 do #60 du, 74. At Auction.—10 shares Boston and Worcester Rail- road 164 per ct adv ; 46 do Kastern Railroad, 109} per sh. ; 5 do Boston and Lowell Railroad, 26} per ct adv.; 20 do Boston and Maine Railroad, new stock, 24 per ct adv.; 13 do Western Railroad $74] a 74} sh ;2 do Boston and Providence Kailroad 0} per ct adv ; 20 do Portland, Saco, and Portemouth Railroad $91 per sh; Sharlestown Branch Railroad $83} per sh.; 1 do Neshua and Lowell Railroad 24 per ct adv.; 6 do North Bank $92} per sh. State of Trade. Asnes—Pots continue very inuctive. We quote good at $4.06}, and common lots at $4. Pearls have declined from 6} to 124¢, and the current prices are now $4 37) a 400 21,494 bbis., of which 13,687 are pots and 7,807 are pearls, The receipts of both descriptions this season amount to about 48,000 bbls. The exports from the Ist to the 9h inst. were, pots, 1,629 bbls; pearla, 342 bois, Baeapsturre—Genesee, aud indeed all sorts of flour, are down a little to-day. Genesee can be bought at $4 31 @ 438; Ohio, $413 2438. Suies of wheat are made at 90; oats, do a B2cents Cotron—There was more doing to-day, Several par- ties were finishing their orders, and purchases also were making for remittances. The total transactions were about 1,600 bales, at a slight concession on the lower grades, We revise our quotations :— Liverreon Cu, Fine, . Freights continue dull at 3-16d. for square bales. The stock is estimated at 90,000 bales; amount of the cotton on sale, at 8,000 bales. Hay—There ia very little doing in this article. There. Ceipts continue large, and the stock in first hands is daily accumulating. Common qualities North River bale sei at 31 @ 33c. Provisions—Pork is not very active. We quote prime Ohio at 6 $74 @ $7; mess do, 687.4 $9 Beef is very dull. Prime is hela at $3; mess, $5 a 625. Lard, fair to prime, sells at 64 & 6c. Wuiskey—Drudge casks ere still held at 280; western and prison barrela are firm at 23.8 23jc, There is very little duing in either kind. Woo.— ur inarket is pretty well os with Ameri. can wool. ‘(here is very little demand tor any sort. Annexed is a comparative statement of the quantity of wool exported from Cleveland from the opening of navi- gation to lat July, 1843 and 1844:— Votal quantity of wool exportei from the open- ing of navigation to ist July, 1943,, Same time this year). ... 6.6 eevee Value of wool éxported to July 1, 1943, Do do 1844,,. Wool in warehouse Ist July, 1944,. Died, On Friday, 12th inst. at Harrison, Westchester ba i ZATHERINE, Youngest daughter of John and M. aie, aged 2 years, 6 months and 28 days. Whe tuck in the inspection warehouse consists of | Passengers ALTAR—Brig Globe—C Hi alsey, Berel o Foreign Importations. Loxpon—Ship Toronto—I3 ol rapes e aswell: | Wie & “ 1 4" Prous 2 Lown Mai Mord—i A Phillipa2 Gurle ey & com) ¥ cuug & Smnith—t Git —. JCM 1 Wi Jel—40 tow 119 b: Pb Nins—68 ckys JK Holnerton—5 1A Pet uerdek & Bluut—6 Ds Brothers—72 Curing & Micr—100 ley & co~ 28 Sone k co—9J # Aspi ED diy &e Vhs peat W Harvey & cond & Pollut Gowan—5 A Hirst—6 ra—12 t& Sohusion—3 93 ine te tn s0n— 71 Wil Vyse—i3 J MO: Lammis—5 3 W Ray wood & Comatoon—€ wo J Grisw, m 1S Alles 100 bi Unguereme—28 bales J . bales seni 0400 kis oil JS Oldfield—uo wine H Lipmne—6 do cream tartar Garon & co—I Fitch & co—15 eka pickles to or an—1100 bags ec ffoe 4 coffee 1 do Cc ere —476 do pons $64 M Writeomb “v Jaco—Schr Phebe D—110 hhds 81 bags coffee JB Lasali—30 hhds STREAMERS rat is. Hewit G. Western, \iatthews «+ Hiberai: ye + al Lor PROM Lt Salled. aS) & Shefiieit—3'S rene ou & Brown wnah—3 Sevias & = ‘zen & coll t Wright & co7527 bars, MARITIME HERALDS Sailing Days of the Steam Ships. EKPOOL. BY Tit SOUTHERN MAIL. SEE Philadelphia. “i (Correspoutercs of the Herald.) = Purvapeneuia, July 18, 1844. ‘The Court have been all day eogaged in the exa- minations of the Southwark rebellion, and the re- sult is that the civil authorities or magistracy of the district are strongly implicated, with the exception of Alderman Palmer. Several individuals have been arrested, and one, a men named Eatou Har- wood, charged with bringing up the gun in front of the church on Sunday morning, co enforee the demands of the mob, was committed in default of $13,000 bail, to answer a charge of high treason, riot, and murder He was traced to the command of the cannon which battered the church on Sua- day morning, or committing a riot, and the other offences are merely by implication. Anogher named Valentine Conard, has been committed by Recorder Vaux, charged with treason and riot Thomas ). Grover has also been implicated, and Alderman McKinley, of 4th Ward, badly se. The whole course of the testimony shows that the local police might have preserved the peace but would not, avd that General Cad- wallader did not fire until compelled to do so. All the facts stated in my letters are fully corrobo. AA NIBLO'S GARDEN. jive MUNDAY. JULY is UNEXAMPLED TRIUMPH.-09 Saloon Nighily Crowded to wirmeas the Rom tic Rallete title: the REVOL OF bed HAREM ! e MOST MAGNTELC ENT SPREE A Ever Froduced in Aweriea—with ectirly new Seevery, Cow DRM STIS. PeksOVR. iv meacell LOUIS PAULETTE. The Gran, ol ticular, to his Se politan fre of the vest tex ure. aud sol ni duced ‘fall ang choee rock ¢f-ull foreign st) lea, us dli'nand French, Ducstay'e, the B.S Ord ual i Un bearer of ‘espatches; of I ee B savets, eed picts Also. ieteria: kn: "be taken ad executed wiry. we he: TESTIMONIAL I Le CREV’R. DON ANGEL 9 BARCA. Ambassador ano Men rom Donna isabel Ti. Qneeo of Sra Wostinaton, do cortiy that ng wel aoe Dr, At, CAST L RavSuPariital ‘Dentist, stnegy stvle not to be Jyl4 meee wan Brothe: Hill12 J Nich easopr ht Cie ie 4 'D Philligent JW 267 box I warzior aud leader “hel of ti Moos Joseph » Ismael» Mad’ile Pauline Desjard.os Doors : pea ai 7 ~-Entertaiaments commence at 8 precissly. . Oanibuises will ran to end from the Garden ducing ‘he even in Tickets Fifty Ce ; No Fostponement at this catablishment on aeeount of weather, aa the vrand entrance {rom Broadway to the Sa'oon 's protect: d, New Saloon, which is, venti'nted from the top ad aides, crn be ryer a gentleman of strict integri- im to those who may req \eaavre recomtmend professional Ps i ent Composition for Hlting vis auptior effiency. DV RGN Dk LA WARCA CaBILE, M 1 Broadway NAVY AGUNT'S OFFICE. ew Yors, June 28, 1844, ROFOSALS—Kudersed “"Piopesals tor Navel will be received at this fice maul the 29h day So’clock, F. M., for supplying the following for the uae of tie Naval Hi Shaw euelo wed at & Mowe, J & Woedhead—3 > VAUXHALL. 1 os 5 a Acted MAMIE NDAY EVENISOY ‘The if iM tm Sesion Pi Suppl lanagers-Mr Walcot ‘mance will commen: He TWO SMi1 HS. After which a dover MAD'LLE CELESTE Intermission of if ap hoar. LAN} ISSTRUMENTAL CONCERT VOCA! vIN INPAL CONCERT, & BV THE OHIO VINSTRELS. CASTLE GARDEN. to) also be reyuired Commander of the Brook- ch further supplies of tie he se vice may cali for 0 the quantities now nf hese aid year iu add Pi me during. 4 “FTR d. The examination is progressing, and | seize ‘The contractor is CONCERT AND FIREWORKS. |Mte , anto tie «hate gy ‘if rage for phe ‘i K ‘Tuesday Evenin y July 16th. a momentto write. AGauet nest; aed cil concen MADAME MO&L Cooxx, tHe Riorer.—During the late outbreak a days fom the dateuf each fea! ME FOR CHORE. in Southwark, the most conspicuous and daring among the insurgents was an oysterman name Cooke, who for years had been one of the leaders in the various riots. On Sunday morning lest, Cooke, assisted by some well grown boys and young men, repaired to Ronaldson’s Martine Rail- way, and seized on a pair of timber wheels — They then obtained au iron cannon on one of the wharves, which they lashed to the wheels A piece of scantling was attached, with which to direct the piece, instead of the handepikes. soon as the piese was le sent a@ rope was ut- tached, and it was then drawn through the streets to the rear of the church in Queen street, and was fired into the building. In the evening another piece was taken from the wharf and stationed at Front and Queen sts. Cooke was the moving spirit in tend- ing and firing this piece. Being a ship’s gun, and stationed on the slope of the street, the balls fired from it fortunately passed over the heads of the military, and their traces can still be seen in all directions about the eves of the houses. Many lives were thus saved. Stratagems were also resorted HOR MK hu! IL be required of th MiRVaNAgH & be under the direction of MR 1 Pino Forte. he precisely jon before commen- best quality. iu ‘Samples 01 the wanutaecured articles, my ben ts Spoligation to the Naval Store ieeere stale Brack rt alt phge Becard in LL bales wool 250 boxes The CONCER® wil ‘AMES, who wail presid merre will cor-mence the Concert fifieen minut ei) (> Admittance %5 cents. » LARDVER? DR NEW YORK SOCIE Comer of Broaisey increasing Catisn te ail onenes golleetioa of se i wi x juce eotire collection of SSissusia soa Experiment Illuscrasions, and will sive bis most Pooular discourses. : "fickets #9 ernts—Child:en half price, To commence at 8 o'clock, Evening—The subjects will be The Moon—The Odyivdroaes Blo Pipes Lhe Drwshanond: Lights Great Bt eroseopie Eahinicion, includiog Auimaleulessin water, the ‘Jea, Needles, Luce c ‘elescopic !tustraticns of the Moca EelinaeaPic‘oria Iiuatatioas of Palais, the hice, c. rf iiaatelean Ge Pon: oa 4 T Manea=143 v0.38 ‘ar 100 bales tobacco it Thompson & * dams. mi ous” ‘Iva yer eéat of the amount of each celivery will be withheld as a further recuri focche faxth(ul faltument of the ceut-act, until she expir reo FROM AMERICA. must embrace not leas than one entire class of articles Proposals for leas than thy whole, must be endoi th the class numbered, &e. A form of will be shown ieants. Leta IP CHARDLERY, No 1. APPROPRIATION, “INCREASE, REPAIRS, be” 49 barrels Pitch 100 Log Li do Turpentine jards Ship Masters and Agents, nains of Vessels will give our News Fleet. a R of the Shipping left at the Port whence the passage, a List of their ispapers or News they may have. We shall estonm it a favor, if Ca to Commodore Rosent Sitver, o| Spoken on their reign New: immeai to—Cooke had a piece of board, which he placed on the top of the cannon, and onithe poured some powder, and laid himself on the ground behind the guo and touched it off. The flash conveyed to the military the impression that the piece had burnt prime. They fired instantly, when he sprang to his feet and fired while their mea were loading. This ruse was repeated several times, but the Lieutenant on 100 do Thrum! 30do Boma 17:0 do Tarred Marline 600 do House 1° 100 do Boonet Line 15 pe’a wide white Bpot- Ld jdo do red do NEAR UTICA HE SUBSCRIBEK Lay Horel at the above place, The ko ished and put in com Tete order, au (o'the comfirtof us tncate rally beetowe mer y MES eee eee as MOORE 129 ‘crap’rs 100 mounted Patms 150 Palm Irons 80 ibs curled Hair 1400 do Flux Sewia 300 do Cotton do 0 Sail Needles 1000 Seamivg do i Twine do fu fo tt, Liver) odhue & iverpy Johanoa J m, Win W ‘Aleyon. Korb! ¢ Balchen; Maria Tiscale & Bordeo; Juno, Trathen,’ Ba Brorhers, Thurlow, do, Brett & ke TP i Mi ja i ‘aly elle ‘MeMath. Nartol Mey Clark. Sweet, and Brilliant, Hal ‘lace; El'e, Maria, Benson, Boston; kq Tucker, Portsm-uth —Sloops He New York, Garduer, Providence. Arrived, Packet mdse, to Swedish brig 1): Odelmark, 60, wich mdse and 8 pussengers, 10 Joal Brig Annawan, Downs, 14 days from and lvgwood, to Lew inst. ind Passage in co. with a bi ek ha}! ia the centre, boand Ni with a Brig Eliza, Lockwood, 10 di ans gis rum 60 B De graph, diet w mf D, Seeley, (of Eastport) war to N'L McCready & 13 days in port: port—takir gin and. dive! way, In both voyeves never had oceai tiLareveng at her port of destinatio Britich sehr “eptar with fish, t» G& J Laurie, Sehr Vermilion. Seaman, 6 da iron, to Murdoe! De Sehr Mary Jaue, Powell, 3 deys (rom St Tee & Clearwan Sehr L to mast r J ‘iy onier, Ge ‘ach, Virgii “chr Wm L Cross, C Scnr Wave Holhrook, Thomaston Schr Amelia, on, Chatham. Sloop Thenix, Hartford, Salled. Brig Globe, Hillert, irginia. hr Orion, Lyi Asnone.—A bi dian Key, about the her. ashore on Was 6 28th ultime. The Co'lector of Kdgarcown adver Tackerwuck Shoal, will b stecring for tne Weatera I Jon $9 45—by the Hy Thom: ‘Teiegeaphed at Boston 12 St Heleva, with (500 bbls oil Cid at New Bedford 12h ims A teitter from V, ro, Meh It, with Statira, Adana, do, Sti fin Freetown ‘Ith, Sookeu May 7 lat 1636 8 M NB. Repo ES oil 430 bbis vil. poken. Viiteinis, Willey, from New York 1 Tat 38. Ion 74—by the Annaw: tu New »ngland. M’C 4d. je July 4, in Crooked I, port. July 25—In port, ‘Maguolia, Berio june 30—In gi ica. 5 days. spoken Jasket, wand Brown, ‘New York. Sd Pre lott, Aon) an Dock, Wises, nud JT Bertive,, Hewhius; Capitol, Smith: 0 Gage, Collins, more, J r McC eady Clark, Bangor; hip Toronto, Griswold, from Londen, June 1, with John Ginwold. t& Co reat from Bermdda, in 7 passer gers. t voyages to “t Jago and brek—the the Intier in 47 da harwing f Tracy, 25 days from St Johns, NF Harrisoo, Baker, 3 days from Folly Landing, with hambers, Hhiladelphia. ibraltar «ud Malaga.and others, Wreckers w Notice to Mariners. larriet, Durfee Irdian Ocean. » loa 340 W, Nimrod, Rogers, 8H, ‘om Aux Cayes for Boston Yassage—by the Phebe D, at this Sr J. Cuba, Ji et hay it Jaco, Cuba, 1¢ 29—| hi Bro ka: Peko, for ‘Belem, ann Swain, disx; rt. Sarah Crtharine, for iNew & gland, M’Curdy, Yortsmoutn, July 9—Below, Hero, Jackson, and Providence Will calcutta Br Buren, Corson, and Anu eliza, Bailey, 1jdo do biue do 500 Rovicg do 100 Marling do ET Sewing a Risees bs nding + No. 2 8 32 Ibs INDEPENDENCE HOTEL, 195 BLYE. KER STREE., NFAR McDOUGAL 8T AE SUB-CRIBER would respectfally 1 form his friends and the public :n gener}, thit he has taken the obove House. (formerly knows as Van Zandt’s Hotel.) and having almost refurnished i vou jd be happy to reeeive those who tn charge of the gun of the military soon discover- ed if, snd when the flash took place, carefully sighted his #ix pounder, and when Cooke rose to fire his piece, the gun at Second street was dis- charged with such precision as to take his life.— Phil Gaz. July 13. 60 do Hickory Brooms 60 do. oro. do 50 Bristol Brick HARDWARE yn Cat Nails ‘o do Brown Soap 200 Ibs 6e I £00 no 8 1600 dy 10 5000 136 ia Dea have been carefully selected, and are . and other Relishes, tO; Axrest or A Granp Juror-—Wm. H. Springer, of Southwark, a member of the present Grand Jury ol, D H Rober 0; Norma, B: itt : be furuishe | for Private Parties, &e. the ps iio i do 40 dn cops A’vant cy of Paters tad Ferioaicna, of tee vet dates, will | Wae arrested and brought into Court on the oath 0 ea 10909 1 0 18 boxes X ve fond of the table. piety ePasnie she e. Wm. H. Everly, who, in a conversation pith him 2 i 9 de y 14x20 Attac the ablic Gudea, which wil sian street ow nda: ear jim say that ‘the: bad Pes ARN Le PU creat Sasa eNotes e tie bestof lee Creams and | 2 the ChGaY. y y Michel, CI would have fixed the military if they had not been Y withdrawn; that they would have fired brimstone atthem ” Mr. Springer is in custody.—Philadel- phia Gazette, 13th inst. « Sedirs and Gentl A M. SWEFT 18 do other ref:eshm: in. Tron Servews q nquested to call Je23 dtsutec 10, 12, 14, 1% do Ih, M4, 16 ins oO 33613 en are x3 oe 3 lo 434 brass Bute do g's La st "4 it they are receiving ftaecouvtry. The e, (not only d States, noe ete, Terry, Pe: Sta Philade Late ¥xom Mexico —The U. 8. ship Vincennes, Capt. F Buchanan, arrived at Pensacola on the 4th inst. from s cruise on the coast of Texas and Mexico. She is said to have brought important despatches from Commodore Connor, Commander-in-chief of the * Home Squadron,” and Mr. Green our © e d’Affaires at Mexi- co, which were immediately forwarded to Washington by mail. The V. sailed from Vera Cruz on the 26th June, and left at anchor off that port, the U. 8. Frigate Potomac, Capt. Newall, (Flag ship of the Home Squadron) and the U.S. Brig Somers, Co r Ge —also the U. 8. Revenue Cutter Woodbury pt. Foster. Papers to the 20th of June were received by the Vin- from the city of Mexico. They con Sant i to his Minister of Foreign Relations, wi after the interview which he had with Mr G L. Thomp- son, the recent special agent of the United States to Mex- ico; also a long correspondence between M. Bocanegra,the Mexican Minister of Foreign Relations, and Mr. Green, our Charge d’Affuires, on the subject of the annexation of Texas to the United Staten. ‘The views and intentions of Mexico relative to Texes may be inferred from Santa Anna’s letter, of which the following is an extract : * The President of the United States, in my opinion bas hy 5 agents for thefrerailio" this. iovatubh « New Vork,) batint very city and tonu iache Un Py, bility isn suff 1d koowiedye tnd expefience. Ip for the patrocagy wf thoas Whese health requite that their should be ca etuily guarded irom the i jury often in- ete ders t the he-licg art; they are siso defending rom the imputation of venders 0: ‘corance avd made av articl: of x Inare uct ofthis period the antiga 0 Perry, by di ongs » t's Jv fe Pal! 5 Copal Jom ters fo ao Pe from Rotterdam, uz Cayes, with coffer came throtigh Crocked white signal with 185 hhds e Part’s Li truth do § Keyhole Saws 16 han do 8 Faw Sets 4 ben h Screws 72 bines Cocks. 6 braces and Bitts 8 lron Gompisses 6 hand Vices 100 Ibs comp stem Lead LNails 8, No. 3, 3 doz hair Pencils 20 Ibs ‘k Lead 200 lights 8x10 Glass and whose levgth of life, under able to hu, cemperate hab y Ny. The trath of er ified by his ln tament, which mav b= his oy iath: Reca'ry of Wills.in Doctors’ Common from 8t Jago d Tithe Phebe DB has ‘Copper ct PAINT! 600 galls Sp'rits Turyentise 10 vo brown Japan ‘Th: Proprietors have f It duty to th pablic to state ae (nein, although ex dvertising torms no part of their i ‘ ne present 5 Ibs ‘Terra de Sisane, not acted very properly in treating of the annexation of feom Mavre de Grace, with| 100 dalla, lack Virmuh | in go atlas do Texas with its actual post ssors, because the majority ef y 20 doz 0000 Parnt, B 100 do 12x18 do we these, heing but a portion of the American community, Norfolk, with mdse, to] 15 do No 4 Sash Tools Madea the. vas of Wh othirameticines: although with the name of Texas, have no right to enter distinction bein, ty of a Territory which does not belong to them tbandomed. ” ‘That Mexico being resolved to sustain her rights without ever yielding them, because she considers them unques- tionable, thinks the proposition made on the part of the Americans to be inadmissable, and renounces all idea of ceding her territory. That Mexico is 1esolved again to undertake vigorously the campaign inst Texas, for which she holds in readiness a large army with all the necessary resources, which the peace she had latterly en- joyed, and the general prosperity of the country, have en- abled her te obtain. That if she bas not proceeded to open the campaign during the present year it is becanse she has been awaiting the result of the armistice agreed upon, in order to treat of the termination of the actual war. That if the United States desire in geod faith to ar- reat the disorder which exists there so much to their pre TIMBE. 0. 4. 2000 C. feet W. Viae Timber. 1000 feet nlack Walnut Plink. 1900 do Zin Ash Pla. 200 do 1 rt lo 1000 Uars, trom 13 to 17 feet Jong. STATIONERY. No.5. APPROPRIATION ‘* pha hha kag 12 reams Fovisesp Paper. ro Lead Pencils. 8 do Letter 40 8 losred = Wax red Tape. 8000 iNo. 60 Quills pint papers Sand. 4 doz Peakuives dg, 2 12 duz cards By orcer of the Bure 17 Fulton street _ YORK, ALEANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT LINE. FORK ALBANY AND TROY—Morming Laine trom the foot of Bareiny street, landing vermedinte places. ¥, Captain A. Captain B. Ro Kos, to-morrow Gorn, this mor cee MPIRE eving Line from the foo: of Courtivade strest, The sterner ALBANY, Cootain K. B. Macy, ins, at Torcloek, se BW ALLOW, Captain A. McLean, to-morrow tT cioel ‘vets of this Line, owiay to their light draw Ally rect is even- . ¥ |, Equipments, ke. “JAMES i. SUYDAM, Navy Agent. ht of wi mi ire able nt all times to pass the bars, and. rene! judice, their bext plan is to induce Texas to recognise the ci aaeae Whatemen. ROPOSALS, sealed and LES cape tne te Ger Cente nat nty of Mexieo, disposal ae she fa to mat y Wm Lee, from Newport for South Seas, was spoken lth PIR e wutit 3 0’lock P. M. cf the 200 the east or west. jon which situation, religion, customs, &c.. ingt off Mar ha's Vinevard—by tne Turoats, at this port, elivering the fylowvug arui¢ies. atthe Untied ‘States Naval | “wot vasnsce y freisi a1 the offices on the | Otte, wat ther inne eretner ety soe eee Sami & Thomas, of Proviacetcwu, ll mos'cut, 70 bls oil, | Hoapitats near the Brooklyn Navy Yard, via: Ivi3 tre member her territory ; rather will she carry the wer to ne which may be necessary to sustain her Suv toua Lehigh Coal. 3 sords tie Wood. 21st ult, lat 33 30, Howland, NW Coast isto the cellars of tie Hoepital be- our grind children. “That this is the opinion of the go- Wid etoany he Mmaot bot tis bert Lenigh, white ash, broken and Se rei 2 a aan ibs snd Satjected ws the inspection of the Su/goou Annathe additional thirty thousand men and four millio of dollars ich is required for the invasion of Texas. Mexico, it is stated, has now a force of thirty-six thou: sand men. Congress hes intimate! to the President that he can take from this body the number asked for, provi- ded he calls into active service a corresponding number of the’ national militia,” and that it will allow him one million of dollars if he can raise that amount of money without forcing @ loan. This Lat wg does not suit ni) he Wood wWust be of the first qualit cord tee ee at 148 see, mus coal. the coal aod woed, (endorsed ‘and payment to be made withia thirty days after whol+ amouut required, shall have Leen preseuted ty the Navy Aueat, dyl4 wave JAMES H. SUYDAM, Navy Agent, T MONTHus RePOKT OF THE W YOK ept Bund: t from the the passengers from Lewinton to th ston daily, except “aturday St. Lawrence, to) Oxdensbar., on ‘the sute co Mos real and Packet Boats leave Syracuse daily, morning tthe Vaaiera Uars nod ran to Oswego (mi hrough the Oswego River) to meet the tase cheaper than, by any ot.er rout», and th Jicksouville, LF. July for Oswego and the Kiver this port. tugly biti, properly approved ‘or che Brown, disg; Gen iy flr iwefe’ | the views of Santa Anna, and unless he can carry out his ie ~ t OMAS SALMON 7 : Witton, from B CASns St CCRSSFULLY Lich AED. Ee tet ita La yr RIA ae gk ly Mion May snetel Gangen! Noe for dong | 3 dad cases of rerotula T Sieediug from the Lungs a ibe ea ment of the indemnity nited States. It amo LUE. Ys. 2 Unses of Ap plex: to $140,000. 8 luflacmatou of Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. eit 4 | Places of stopping—Amos 4 ee ¢ Kerry, Brooklyn, ike street, 9 3 3 ¥ Hamilton, tach way, allowing a > Caseaf Uno ea Morbas 2 Veurium Lremens 4 Caves Midwifery $5 Diseased Li RIDA) the alti for i Cosco 0 ness ry Consumption Finst Boarp, July 13.—$1666 State 6's, cp, 74; $1800 uly 2-in port, Geo Loyal, for New Haven, ind) $ etre or Wines 2 bryaipelaa of the F sce ait County 5's, 1850, 101}; 60 shares Girard Bank, 119; 1 mith, just arr—only Ameii 9 Headache 1 Pleorisy fines at a sinall charge— Western Bank, a? Lake Ports. 2 Kheumatisn 4d-min | Weataes horents on boat, Fan H cone ne pte ee ie : 1 Cancer of the Wowb, in- 1 Mucus and | bloody dis RHE AINEST SEA BATHING IN HE ‘ORL = Bevrato, July 11—Arr Madison, arable Sa TUKDAY SUNDAY AND MONBAY EXCU SHIP NEWS. | 1 Queea, Indi . Det 18 Exaut ations of thechest of 9 years a INS ORT HAMILTON, BATH ard my 3 By Last Night’s Southern Mall. 1 i i CT ay Hp tech pee) yee P faly 1—Avr Ada Hla, Marhman, Cha’ Ta othe Bucks Nd 3 Diarshme ce = a aca iGld Elk, Nickerton. and Delaware, Blster, Boston; Pa Cid ‘Toth, Backer 6 becondary Syphilis % Dyseutery eg one ‘hour at BATH, al Iiey Haven, Port Spain, Tring. Rendolph, Ooldwintthe Charies Siates, Detroit; Pe 14 Great Debsity, 2088 of 4 Gsnorrhoa ic: the use of bathing homers Kratio, | oe ee eee Cambridge i‘ | Raleigh Hoe Apperive, & The boat will leave Amos street, Monris, Juy €-—Are Neagerss Cole, Charleston, Cla Stran Pentel pg SUCCRS9FUL SURGICAL OPERATIONS AND PM 5 i Zaihagne Pemy, Brecukyn, Richmond; Juu'lee, Atwood, Hartford. C CUnes, Pike serest, N. - Lov i, Connesw . , i eure DA in the Morning, lexve Amos ry Fractured Clavicle 2 Operations for radical SUN | = FLraaeea WY ong grevaee, wraleon, Peloe 1 Saab an Cane Hydrvee, ts HIG Canal trees ya, 9 CARPETINGS, bride, Milan, Winnebago. ¢oy Atlas, Aantal 3 Ulecis on the legs of lorg ot tn ier No ier a OOK OIL, CLOTHS, BOCKINGS, &e. foc Nia Heit vicatiiere te seall| a Dene suended hich Ltt mie teeta ies sae sieeumer Diroity G Walker J Uveiations for Squint- eee an Cente ee | fae matent and mont eualy dewctinsio™ of Brasuel, Bat Oe Seana ai! 1 Large Tumor removed 1 Aropavation Fare exch w | Mavas"Wiltoa, Velvet “Purkey, eval Tepestey r met W ‘smder Mule Warsou, d k Tar v8 well, | 4 ihe = ng Serine! tblsis Sane i wa | wfhlte, Flojs O11 Cloths ofthe neasest aud moat aplendid pat- Sines lay, dei Whig, Huron; Joy, Cleveland; Webser, do; | (, 2 atures of the Spine NEW LINE OF PACKET! | Miser ps d05 # xpiere, Vermilion; Demure, Osweas Jenny, | 2 Costs if T Overatiou for Have hip POOL—Packet of iat falv.<The splendid and | A Rochester u, Ashtabula; Ripe: form, 6 Binewres weet ship HO - | aud Pisco 1 Seale of stcel removed from IL sai! panetually as abore, her | y | Tower prices than a” exahlishment in the eity, similar G 8 Weeks. the eye ofa Wh, tesmi h 7 dh er. Cc, W sMITH & COMPANY, : RH. BOSTWICK shiva ofthis line being all. 1000 tons and upwards, per- | W SMITH COM 3 Argyle dos]. Ve will not fail to nee | 251 Broadway, (oposite she ( ity Hall,two doors f Michigans do, Wm | iM tee Attending Physician and cungeon. | wus about toermbark forthe old countrys. will not fail to ee | ioe Boro: Bas Extone Dry Coote Sar Kelinae, Detrnt. Oh, NBidde:| WILL BE PUBLISHED THIS DAY, _ | fence to any other as their great cxpncity rrnde's them every | _ =o fenton, dos Hi Crevolin, doz Merchant, doy Lom ‘| Bs I know', ar2 superior eéSENTS win, K's Is!and; Un'edosis, Kingstous Napoleon, Oswen”: WORKING A PASSAGE; tts well known, ars saper ANGERS visiting the city will find at our eotablish- ‘Warren, Detroit, on, he should not fail to make wit Sox 288 snd 260 Broadway, bevond comparison lome Ports, NER. jon on board, foot of Burling slip, oF to aunt pad ex'ousive wholerale gm Bi yep base reaglle Berea NYork. ely heh I RNR S eT, PAR ANTICLES POM PIESES TS.” Bancon. July eoAre Baar Hespice WY i (Publithed for the benefit of young travellers.) General Passage Office, 76 Senth street, ide the Adlactie, which we take pleasure in showing At thei 3 in "{ ‘Spaulding, from New JOHN ALLEN, Orders received by and engsge to nell at prices os low (saying the least) as those of my other h . fly i2Atr Kuan, (8 Mobers, Newport, \/.—| 13 ist m Lslbsiswash ried a eA Cla Septuse, Basford, Tsjurdnd; Ghobe, Brazier, Calais, to ; f pase and foot 107 Hgmorarss Go We tard: Coberys rociatns bee PALMO’S. OPERA. 1180 tous, will | Fhies. b As, Dreaning Cry aod arty Boxee, Purses, Per. Span uiaterela, Crome ceapdelphi, ry ile, Wal cssday Kivedint orks OPERA, GLASS was ht or pasanae, ‘Naving accommodations auequalied | og Iewelsy., gad deed of ey-ry thiok We ate necustomed to Taowvow July soAtrch nes, Llaeolar ON reat retiee tars, ia tne Beloon, The mnutakg - oard, at Orleans wharf, fort | import is sa esmplete and perfect ax for as pad or comfort, apply on of ¥ Or Maes OF gk. COLLINS & CO. 6 South st ¥, a be desired. VouNa wees OTTO MOTTY AGAINST THE WORLD! GREAT EXCITEMENT AT HOBOKEN ta itted aud each put in possession of hi by ap- g A fnll Cacalogue has just been 26 James street, second floor of the b plying appliestion. TIFFA a plying Tia’ isec 100, n2 id = Was’ secean thie Widdeas, Cant. Cobo,*will onagend the | emcee POST OFFICE, Roscins and oni} the 96th of Aa ivi ec New Vork, Jaly 10th, 1844 } Letter Buse per Royal Mail’ Stenmet NGUITANNTAT willbe closed “at the Upper and Lower A BLACK BALL, on OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS FON LIVER POO! —iceguiar P Yclook. inston, Jones, Albany. Post Uffices iv this city, on Monday the 15tl ue Nite cite soar. aeemeae hu On Wednesday, July 17th, at 4 o' a oltertnaer Nd: See chase ebhe PR hd ee ; rl bole? alu acey the 8s Lydia \in.Gatwind, lo Jauelta » 'ambt; Os a. Mayos| ihe JOUS LOKIME GRAHAM, P.M ese oe alana noberet Os dit, Meaus, and Susan, | HARPS—DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTION, sown to thetravelling public that the Montezuma, ey and Hope W Gundy, AT 38 BROADWAY. Jorn impr: F. BROWNE begs to call the attection of admirers of fe y 1 ment, to the large and elrgant assor: Hedford: Rose in Bi,om, Wheston, Sing Sing; Magnet, Ke ly, Ty ae ya ee ay og Gimbeida. Bases Ni Middle, Walton, ewan; elegmph, | Mascot toe, lightness ef touch, gud slegaay Aei-hot thew ran a hy ‘ *| Harps cannot be excelled and very seldom equalled. ‘They are | to the subscril ‘door the alton Bauk. Ltiwons, Ju'y 12—Arr Olbers. (Brem] Waters, Bremen — | €o-strueied 7 the bast primcipien and ay call the modern ine |" jtatol6re 35 Fulton st, next door . a Kin Jancito; | hipoln, (Inte Us) Mi tn fg Bw pene : ee eal ea ions Went Todient Archiieet, Ody, ina isang re ie wee ne cence alimony Hare yun and Hr PARSAGK FOR NEW, ORUEANS—Packes of THREE f WioND, July 12—Alr Sap Augusta, Borker, Newatl : (Maker from Erard, Lo: musket ap SARATOGA, Captin uve ty will | qo Ree, HUNDE Hog rat Rivers Martiee & Penente ot 385 Broadway, and 743 Chambers , foaou, § a, Fell River; Hartiet & Hannah, seeieeee MOTTY riding two «dga', Albany; C'Abbsti, Newark; Splendid, Stamfe J13_1w Sew) 0% mm vat felling. off on 5, mcecoure Wunnaron, NC. July 1t—Arr Stiatoes, Bedell, N Yer our frat rate pound. and isd in evety dipepriig a that Ours Sores pentormarn ts Aldermay, Pierce, and Sea Flower, Rotins, ‘orem e been used ata factory and will be sol 16 | thatrest, cor Maiden Li Ly Thora, Abe tin ores Pleiaces fond it pater, au; Ellen, Rackliffe, Portland; It wait Trveun seven year te yous old. Can be feor \ dams BAUOKe, 6 ON.) years, and Se fow Broo! ‘The packet ship Loniaville, Captain Hunt, will sae Ferry, Bri re of Pi Saracegs, and sail on the 26th ‘stant, i'd back and to have three wd back, and to have Otto Motty is aleo engymed by Mr reat / xpenss, sth all his eplerdid performances on the Green, See et re re partealars, nai iberiy atieet, of of GA FOR LIVERPOOL—The 'T 313m m, at 4 o’elow “Ckr] Darbout, Tampico o fyate fis oy ater and Provisions. HUGHBERT BAKER, bog ship ST jaltimore; OL 1178 employment in ¢ ivil Eoginecring, Architeetare, apt Wy new fondu gard will ‘kapeare, tT r Land Surveying. He has lately actives’ from : tched ina few dacs. Cabin wid steer ee pas Sree | oid ts walling to underiake bas mene in hie icy say other ogy wpe Le tLe pale ad ao " i ity | cart of North omeries provi mon we One nN N ET Re RON OF the base i tia ath seperate ea a kondon. | Lettre addremed Mr rion « PORN Ty pewth noes 413 aw* re feat street a }