The New York Herald Newspaper, August 13, 1844, Page 3

not only a show eyes ah any Miss Ludlow has recently termi- successiul engagement at the Museum in ney. where me Abii. it ‘yoftmenper, sity of , combined with her drew crowded and adionade come and elicited, lan those ¢ »mpetent to judge, critiques of the most flattering character As the public have a right to expect that the bent artistes will be employed,! have been surprised at not seeing the name of Miss Ludlow on any of the play-bills I trust that some enterprisi: Teed ees me ager will take this mat- ter in hand, and no longer this native flower “ To blush unseen, a. iy waste its pt isto ‘on the sonata 5 my un vat Place it again in its proper atmosphere—the sunshine of public favor. ROSCIU! fg- WHY WILL YOU BE SWINDLED iene poisonous imitations of Dr. Gourand’s celebrated Italian Masioged Soap for curing pimples, freckles, tan, blotches, erysipelas, salt rheum, and all cutaneous diseases, render- ing, » Rallow, tanned, rough, harsh skin delicately white and beautifully soft. M: @ Sutton, primadonna, Mrs. Curtis, lady of the Collector of the J Fort, ra. Le re Daca Johnson, Brooklyn, and a host of ladies, use Gouraud’s Italian Soap, and et mptically pro- nounce it mogical in eliciting white and velvety soft hands and skin. Be particular and ask for Gouraud’s, and take no other, how: ver specious and audacious the mise- rable attempts of some swindling counterfeiters and un- mitigated dolts to deceive you. The genuine Soop of Gouraud is to be had genuine in thiacity only at 67 Wal- ker street, first store from Broadway; at 64 Chesnut street, Philadel hia; 2Miik street, Boston; Carleton, Low- ell: Dyer, Prov Myers, New Haven; Ferre, Mid- dletown; Gray, Poughkeepale; Storrs, Hudson Pearce, Albany; Tousey, Rochester; Heimstreet, Troy. 0G-GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE—FIFTY CTS. ” Bottle —The chiet virtues of the Tricopherous, or Patent Medicated Compound, are :—1. Its bracing, strengthening and Ee og og tr cert 2. Ite gently stim- ulating the action of the skin; %. Its producing and en- couraging a reaction in ‘the bulb or ek and particularly in the pulp which receives the vessels and nerve, giving life and vigor to the hair; 4. te equalizing the cizculation, of the fluids; 5. Its freeing the s! from the effects of perspiration; ecurf end desdru®, and disposing the hair to oe 6 And its frequent use will preserve the hair in beauty and health to the latest period of life. Gratuitous dela. giech ana Muasos coumnaied ok Har, @ the Hair Cutting (yess 146 Broadway, up stairs, corner of Liberty street. $a, WEAK BACKS, TENDER FEET, PAIN in the 5 old sores, and all complaints which need outward applications, are speedily cured by Cennell’s Magical Th fo Extractor. {ts effects are trul fii sulting it bes such control over all burns, remov: jerin| most immediately. Inflammations caused by fel old scrofnlous sores, are speedily allayed, tracted and the sores effectually healed, sanative. It is also an effectual remedy for complaints, ry family should provid rheumatic themselves with | this all-healing Ointmant. Sold only at 21 Court- landt street. THE CONCENTKATED EXTRACT OF 8AR SAPARILLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared by the New York College of Medicine and | Pharmacy, es teblished for the suppression of quacke: ie refined and pia concentrated extract, po: all the Sie eee the above herbs, tying ities ‘and curative is fientl ly recommended lege, as infinitely superior to any extract of eeaneriie at present ‘belore may be relied on as a certain remedy for the public, an all dlacanes aris jing rom an impure state of the such as et cine salt-rheum, ringworm, blotches or pim- ples, nicers, in the bones or joints, nodes, cutaneous eruptions, ulcerated sore throat, or any disease arising trom the secondary effects of syphilis or an injudicious \erCul sold i ja 7h conta cach. Sold in aaa Bottles, at. . Mah Cases ot half-a-dozen « «one dozen «600 Cases forwarded to all of the Union. N. B.—A vi unt to wholesale purchas+rs. ‘Ottice of the e, 95 Nassau street. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent. ae CONSTITUTIONAL DESILITY CURED.—The Yonic Misture, by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city of New-York, 15 confidently re commen ee ceene batatite & produced by secret in duigence or excess of an; = it isan Savaluae reme dy for impotence, sterility, or borrenness|(uniess depend ing ‘on mul-formation.) jingle bottles $1 each ; pees of haifa dozen $5; care tally packed and sent to’eli parts of the Union. Olina ol the College of Medicine ond. Pharmacy $f Nassau ttrect WA RICHARDSON, M.D, Agent. Wao RICORD’S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE Mix Dui] For the eure of primary or sec »ndary Syphilis and al) affections produced by an Pieaeinns use cury. The great advantages possessed ! y this powerful siarativa nets alueaan ‘preparations for the cure of 8y- philis, is, that while curmg the disease it improves the Constitution, whilst mercury generally leave a much worse disease than the oue it is administered for. The best recommendation we can give of it is, that it is now extensively prescribed by the medical (acuity, who for- merly ‘consilened mercury the aly. ape for’ ose COM: pa Sold, in single Bottles, $1 each ; in cases of half dozen, $5, carefully packed, and sent ry all parts of the Union. Otiice of the College of Med:cine and Pharma. cy, 95 Nassan street. W. 8 RICHARDSON, M D., Agen. 30- PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.—The memoers of ths: New York Coll ot Medicine and etiam returning the public 8 for th liberal support have received in their efforts to “ reas yuackery,” leaveto gtate that their: particulare attention continues & e directed to all diseases ofa private nuture, and fror: His greets improvements lately made in the principal hos- pitals of Europe in the treatment of thoue diseases, the} can confilentiy offer to persons requiring medical aid vantages not to be met with in any inst itation in thie country, either public or private. * eatment ot the Vollege isench asto insure success in very case, end is >taliy difterent from that vern:cious practice of ruining the constitution with mercury, and in most cases leaving a disease much worsethan the original. Que ofthe mem. vers of the College ,for man: hw ve ot ig ears connected with the principal bonient he eres tends daily for a consults tion trom 9 A.M. tt Terms —Adivice hat matte: $5 «Acure guarant Imrortamy To Country Invautoe,--Porsots Living Uving nd per- ihe country and not tinding it convenient to atten zonaliy, con have forwarded to them o chest containing oii medicines requisite to rt a perfect cure vy soune their case explicitly, jog’ with ‘all symptoma, time o! contraction and treatm received elsewhere, if any J enclosing 5, post essed to ig er eeioe year M.D, 4A Other end Consulting rooms of the College, £5! en rest mt eseae oe VELPEAU’S heel ced, IFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE of Gonorrhaa, Gleet, and all mosupurnient discharges from the urethra. Tnese pills, prepared by the New York College of Medicine and Pharmucy established for the sappression of quackery, ma: relied on as the most edy and effectual remedy for Se above complaints. q They are guaranteed to cure receat cases fram three tofivedays, and possess @ greater power over obstinate discharges ana chronic gieet, than any other preparation At presaat known, removing the disease without confine: ment from business, iin ate Ca breath or ‘disagresing wita the stomach. ir box. ‘Sold at the Office of te Chliege of (harmecy and Me dicive, ¥ Nassan be RICHARDSON. MOD Agu MONEY MARKET. Monday, August 12—6, P, M. Stocks have not improved much to-day. At the old hoard, Long Island fell off j per cent., Stoningtcn, $; Erie Railroad, } ; Ohio 6's, } ; Norwich and Worcester im- Proved 1; Kentucky 6's, 3; United States Bank, }; Can- ton, and Farmers?Truat closed firm at Suturday’s pricer. Atthe new board, Long Island fell off } per cent.; Far- mers’ Trust, }; Ohio 6's, } ; Norwich and Worcester im- proved 14; Canton closed at Saturday’s prices. The operations at both boards were very limited. From returns made up to the Ist inst., it will be seen that the importations into Boston for July this year, com: pared with last, have been very large. Impontations nto THE Port oF Boston. Total valine of Imports for July, 143, $310,963,00 ‘Total value of Imports for July, 1944,. + 712,077,00 Increase in Juty, 1944.6 .cseeee ceeee eves « $401,114,00 The revenue from customs received at the Boston Cus tom House from July ist to Angust 9th, amounts to $1,020,000. The cash receipts from customs at the port of New York for the week ending the afternoon of the 10th inst., amount to $975,000, being more than $100,000 larger than the receipts for any sigle week this year, It appears from these returns that the revenue is increas ing as rapidly asever. At this ratethe total receipts for Angust, at this port, will be larger than for any previous month. We stated yesterday that the Toronto carried out a large amount of specie, We annex the particulars of the shipment :— Exront of Spectr rex Tononto ron Lonvon. Mexican D oo 6 9260, Sovereign tee 12100 Silver Coin. . ++ 6,000 —— $277,100 Statement showing the condition of the Bank of Ro- chester, on the Ist of August, aud a comparison between the last returns and those for May. Bing or pect 104 Ines, Dee. Loans and Discounts,. $336,628 4,602 = Specie 10,00 pte Cire 140,006 5 14,410 Deposits 513 69,232 17,019 Those returns compare very favorably, considering the position this bank occupies in relation to the millers of that section of thecountry. In times of great speculation, the movements of the banks of Rochester fluctuate im- mensely. The great quantity of grain grown in the country for a few years past, has prevented much specu- lation in breadstuff. The millers have not been able to command means enough to control the movements of flour and grain, and the consequence has been lower prices and greater competition among operaators. The producing classes benefit more by the existing condition of things, than the speculators, In times of grest speculation, the producing classes are very little benefited by advancing prices, as the profits Grising sJrompian {improvementg generally go into upplies, find it im to get up such a story, with the slightest prospect of making it cur- rent. The harvests are nearly over, and most of the grain crops secured. The extent of the yield is as yet not known, but an abundance is ensured beyond a doubt. The dowalull of the old banking system, in the Western States, has done more to improve the markets for the prin. cipal productions of that section of the country, than any- thing else that could have happened, The farmer finds a demand for all he can prodnce, at fair prices. He does not receive so much money for his crops, but what he does re ceive will go fart er towards obtaining the necessaries of life, than during the existence of a very inflated currency, If he gets only six shilling a bushel for his wheat, inatead of eight or ten, he is, in fact, better off than when he re- ceived old prices, under the old system. The producer consequently, receives more benefit under a restricted currency, when low prices prevail, than during the exis- tence of an expansion in any department of trade, and the fluctuations that prevail under the influence of that sys- tem. The state of prices is governed by threo great causes: supply, demand, and the condition of the curren- cy of the country. Those who use the tariff question as their basis for every assertion they may make in regard te trade and commerce, are very apt to.attribute every be- kefit to the influence of the present act, and every evil to the existence of an opposite policy on the part of the government. The tariff, according to the statements of the friends of that act, has been the prime cause of the abundant crops of cotton and grein, that have been pro- duced this year, The tariff has been the cause of the im- mense importations of foreign manufactures, and on the principle advocated by those who attribute every good to this act, the higher the average duty enforced, the larger theimportations. The tariff has raised the price of wool, but has nothing to do with the reduced price of wheat, our, perk, beef, etc., etc. The tariff has, according to the oracles of the party favorable to this act, been the only cause of the present prosperity of the coun- try All other causes dwindle into insignificance com pared with this mighty engjne of good, unmixed with evil. It is fortunate for the party professing these princi- ples, that the real elements producing the present pros. perityof the country happen,to be ina favorable condition, otherwise the tariff act would be inert and powerless. It is also very fortunate for that party, on the eve of a presiden. tial campaign, that their assertions appear very plausib! and are no doubt believed by those who take all that ema- nate from that source for granted. An examination into the subject will lead to a different result. Noone can deny but that the tariff has a certain influence on the movements of trade, and also on prices. It is also true that prices are in many instances advanced, and in others diminished, by the influence of this act. But we would like to know how far this act would extend the prosperity of the coun- try, unless the currency were in a condition to help it along. This is the prime mover of commerce, without which every other element would be powerless. It is the restrictions placed upon the paper issues of the numerous banks spread over the country, that exerts such a wou- derful control over prices. The banking operations of former times would ruin the country, at any other period. Could we have paid for the immense importationg of 1834, ’85 and ’36, when the balance of trade against us ranged from twenty to sixty millions of dollars annually, had it not been for the immense debts contracted by our State Governments? The importations of those years were paid for principally in certificates of State stock, the holders of which, at this moment, consider of little value. The heavy importations in those years, were produced by an inflated currency. The contraction of the immense State depts was brought about by the influence of great specu- lations. The abundance of paper money afloat, engender- ed the idea that there could not possibly be a contraction. ‘The depreciation of the currency advanced prices im this country, not only for all our own productions, but for all foreign manufactures brought to our shores. Prices be- ing so much higher here than abroad, manufacturers in Europe carried on {a jvery profitable business, in sending to this country all the goods they could turn out, notwith- standing our high tariff at that time, which ranged nearly as high as that now inexistence. The movements of that time can be attributed to the tariff, just as well as those of the present time can be attributed to the present one. One had just about as much to do with the operations of the time asthe other. The first and only cause of the reat speculations that raged so high in 1834, 5,6 and 7, was the inflated atgte of the currency. This led to‘he contraction of the State debt, und consequently to the immense importations, which resulted in the exportation of large amounts of specie, the suspension of specie pay- ments, @ general bankruptcy of States and individuals. The present prosperity arises principally from the state of affairs being completely the reverse of what it was in former years. We have now a very restricted banking system, our currency is now brought up.to a specie standard, andjprices range very low. The present favor- able times can only last.so long as we sustain the current order of things. Any expansion of.our banks, asthe preva- lence of any great speculative excitement, must destroy the power under which we are thriving, and bring into existence causes thut will produce an effect precisely similar to that experienced afew years since. Thenon- sense promulgated by party papers about the tariff, is in- tended solely for the manufacture of political capital. Let the banks expand their discount lines, and throw into the | market (heir paper issues, without regard to the amount, and it would require forty tariff acts, just like the present, to prevent a revulsion that would spread desolation and ruin throughout the land, The annexed small table con- tains the answer to those who doubt the correctness of these statements : Bank Movements in 1836 anv 1844. 829,136 35,901,366 In this immense contraction, we see the cause of the general prosperity that exists in every section of the country. Statement showing the condition of the Banks of New Orleans on the 97th day of July : . Bawxs oy New Onceans. Specie, Circulation, Bank of Loui it ONT ge Be Zanaland Bk Co... 234,820 K 4,465 “Mech’s, ne Bak: eels a iat Union Bk of 36,009 "35'60 THUG 730,733 183, J8 518 245,000 spies sping S329 sAgsets. 3A r) iS is Agar ots 45 Len 06s 1,713,416 1,442,587 1,373,382 2,442,832 2/125, 189 908,064 993 94,821 2,550 12, 269,62 11,319,555 100,160 3,928 $ 18,891,707 The Banks of New pre have contracted their move ments very much since the last monthly returns. The leading features compare as follows :— April May 25. Jnne29. July. 9,917, oat ou 1262 254,700 1,162,328 aH 0,995,329 3,860, 3,312,614 3,133,213 ‘61/816 Gash I's, torr. 2071s a 19,502,595 1,707 882)256 Assets, "14,707,319 13,962/209 12'200/502 11'319'555 3,447's01 The banks of inact have been contracting their movements, corresponding with the contractions going on in business. The dull season commenced full a month earlier in New Orleans this year than last. The last crop of cotton has nearly all gone forward, and the new crop is just making its appearance; Consequently there is not that demand for bank focilities an active state of trade produces. Old Stock Exchange. 8 10996 8 Nor + Wor RR aK 4 my, O 5 any, | 0 m8 7 ~~ do Sax ‘30 97 100 do 584, Woshas North Hiver 10" in Wearm RRO) Bh 5 Sute Bank 85, 100 Canton Co 36 ww Fe ‘Come, full 30 9 5 do 36 Farmers Loan 160 we 3 Stonington RR 12 104 wn S Bank % 22 100 Reading RR boo 49 do wy WU Sinus 108 BNork WorRR 5rd ee ee Second Board. 108 ite | Tolan ARR 8 Norwich KR — wih 504g 30 Butchers & Dro’ BI too do 815 59) ao Norwich bs soe my A Ea New Stock Exchange. Sone. Ohio 6's, 60 630 M75 24 Farmers’ Loan 3089 0 M7 Canton Co ae bis 36% 1000 Wad 975s 33 Lockport Nisgara 73 shas Work Wor RR bh wwe 590 02, aay 100 Long Island RR. | a 4 590 do ew 80% 3, do btw % do Boh 4 do bew w» do » 80, 1% do % do baw 80% » lo bio bao AL 55 do bs Fs N pd RR «30 2by do btw do 530 92h w do bo SALus oF Stocks—Béston, Ava. 10. wit the Broker's Board —6 sharex Winnitsimmet Co, 31; 6 do Boston and Worcester RR. 117; 4 do Boston and Providence R R, 1064; 26 do Heading R R, biw, do L, Island RR, 81; 46 co Norwich fad Worcetteri K, bee 57, Wy fan ae 10 do Western R R, 86; jo do, do, 82m, 10 do do, 900 do do, 85};800'do do, stm, 66). : bf st $4 13} 094 10}, and P si yaa eee bt ee | ataot a See ee Tie Michal to-day was quite dull, about 400 les being sold at the rates of Sat bale of new Cotton which w was received at Savane nah on the 3ist ult, arrived hereto day: The quality is is | ethos being of the grade called good middling, and Frei phte to Liverpool are dull at 3-164. Hay—Common qualities North river bale sell at 35¢. The demand is very limited. Whiexey--Drudge casks are quite inactive at 230; Western and Prison barrels are 23 a 234c. Carrie Manxer.—At market, 1200 Beef Cattle, 78 Cows and Calves, 8300 Sheep and Lambs Paicxs—Beef Cattle—The market is rather dull but rri- ces remain the same. We continue our quotations, viz : ‘$4 25 a $6 for retailing qualities, a smnee for prime. Cows and Calves.—$12 a 24 - Shore sn Lembo Sheep $1 26.2450, Lambs $1 a 250 Coal Trade The shipmenta this week, says the Pottsville Jonrnal of the 10th inst , show an increase over those of last week of 4,476 tons, 2.420 by the canal, and 2,055 tons by railroad, This is the largest week’s ert done this season. of Coal on Board at Philadelphia remain firm, with an upward tendency. “The retnil trade for city con- sumption iA j# commencing with greater activity. Freights to Boston are $1,62: Providence $1.35; Albany and Troy $1.40 a $1.50; New York 95 cents, Fremghts to Philadelphia by canal remain at 80 centa; to New sore, $226, By railiond, tell and transportation— $1.15 and $1 The shipments ‘rom the Lehigh region for the week n the 27th nit. amounte! to 12 681 tor endi Died, On (Sunday) afternoon, after a short but peers illness, Huow Keraiaan, in the 42nd year of hi The friends of the family are requested, without fur- ther invitation, to attend. his funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 3 ‘lock from No. 2 Centre On the i2th instant, after a Hageting illness, Apetinr A. Booxuour, eldest daughter of John and Eliza Book- hont, aged 23 years 4 months and 1A Gea. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are requested to attend her ral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from her late residence No. 88 Mulberry street. At Harlem, on Friday morning the 10th instant, of the dropay, Mr. We Kivxarp, aged 69 years. At Montreal, the Ist instant, Wo. Deans, Druggist, for- merly of the city of Dublin. Weekly Report of Deaths In the city and county of New York, From the 3rd day of Aug’t to the 10th of August, 1844, 29 Men—15 Women—87 Boys—65 Girls.—Total 216, i Anuenrisi Stomach 1; Consumption. 29; Convitls Congestion of brain ( 4, Diarrhena 32, Dropey 7; the Chest re pis Bleeding 1; Bleeding from on nt era Merbus 1; Coli reation mgeaare ver, 9 Ox itl; Drowned 4; Dvsentery 12; Dysuria 1; Epilepsy 1; yer iy Fever biltgue fy Rover Puerperal Tater emiten, ever Typhoid 2; Fever yp out ing Cough 7; indiammation is In oe m of Brain of Bowels 1; Intiammation of Lungs 2; Inflam: it 1; Inflammation of Liver 43 Intemperauen 1s That rasmus 9; Measles 1; Old age 2; Payson 1 : Remar Birth 45 Rupture ‘1; Sprue 2; Teething 1; Ulcers 1; Un ‘Aan—Under 1 year 80: 1 to 2 vears 33;_2 to 16-5 to 10,8; 10 to 20, 9; 20 to 20, 19; 30 t0.40, 18; 40 to 10 60, 6; 60 to 70 4; 70'to 80, 3; 80'to 90, 3; Uninown. 3. : 1 LEAVITT, City Inspector, City Inspector's Office, August 12, 1844. i Pack Site he Graney Ches Hammond 4 shi 8 MN ys Janes MN Mr Hotin of New York; Gaius De nati: Dr James Hevw 3 Mr Junet, Francei7 ste MET aig Florida Blaucy—Wo Mackforee,: Miguel Mathier, D Jeltone. Passengers Sailed. Loxpox—Packet ship ‘Toronto—Dr F aie stele yd hns, merara; Wm Middleton and three children, John A Bermudas, ren, Win Island Jamai Thos A one cl ‘m ‘Weaiede P Miligan, Importations. One brig, unknown. Sailed. ltiah Shiot Tossa, © . Champlin, London; Sam} Hicks, Bunker, Li- Miscellaneous. bag Worms Sa tons burthen, seill be Inunched at Panay . on Wednesday next. “‘This noble and slacue tule, ship, ar Operetta in two acts, entitled mele tareyat are ever sat Cyt) Pi leet aed Cd arse a i: Kin of New " Seirtas caictssasces Peeping: D. Reca whe ere at a ba Orta RAINE owner. wg Uh Columbine, Br) from Ave Cayes for Falmouth, Aug 1, off Pecnica Cane Nieolx Mole—by the Gen Marion, at this port. Rye eee seek ieee ecient eer REALS Gen Harrison, for Alexandria, July 28, at 25 40, Yon 71 20—by i ealtse Aller of Boston,90 days from Have for New open dali oH San OF 8 ag 6, lat M ylcho. (Br) dave fn Belize, Hon. for London, July 29, lat Marcin Cleaves, fram New Orletas for Corks Aug 1, lat 3143, WBecitan, from Liverpgol for Savannah, Aug 8, off Charleston Foretgn Ports Pony Mrrvmacan, Aug tin port, H A Schmder, Seafford. for NVork, & dave; Montgomery, Davis, for dn. di Snow, Kendall, from B Iv. Bld SIs J A. Mare ple, Stetson. Philndelphi for Miragoane, to load for Boston; 2mth, Lareh, Allen, do, to Lond for do. Matanzas, July 901 Finpress, Bennett, for Cowes, tS and M t arr; ' Alicant, for NYork, e. ecpcoe wvethan po Saloon is protected, and from the top and atdes, ean ALMO’S IVALIAN OPERA HUUSK. CHAMBERS’ STREET. ADMISSION ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Monday Evening, ‘August 14th, ann EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK. THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS, MESSRS. GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRINGTON, & PELHAM. Respectfully announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of New York, that they have made arrangements for opening that delightful place PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE, (7FOR ONE WEEK ONLY !.25 COMMENCING ON MONDAY, AUGUST 12. And tho public may rest assured that every exertion will be used to excel} all provious efforts, THE ENTERTAINMENT CONSISTING OF NEW SONGS, GLEES, CHORUSSES, COMIC LEC. TURES, ETC., ETC. ACCOMPANIED WITH THK ACCORDION, BANJO, CONGO, TAMBO AND BONE CASTINETTS! IN ALL OF WHICH THEY §G-CHALLENGE THE WORLD!-49 TO PRODUCK THEIR EQUAL. Concert to commence at 8%. For particulars see programme, aud Stre tak Ports. | Burpavo, Ang. 10—Arr Indiana, N Fog) ile, Chieazo; Hndson, Joy, and dusky’: Victory, Net js . Cld Bunker Hill, Toledo: Clav, Huron: Cobb, Burlington ion, Marshall, Bi mton, Gazette, Constit ny and Adelaide, Cleveland: Preble on Hw. jon, Hu, Yorks 10h, .. Kempton. Gear «Philadelphing Leonidas, Pink York; Hydaspe, Cobb, Thomas- Borrow, Ang 10—Arr Nauvoo, Hamilton, NYork; Abbathula, Grom Pelon, f Hote 3, Prompt, Bearse, Baltim Cockburn ‘Harbor Sta ule no Ame Pendleton, Cardenas 27th 1 for ostort—left no Av rhe Signal (or2 briga. the Cates, by the Belle. at this port. A Damion, Wm y, wind NW to i. Pralpaeappins _ NYor Pre monr SIA eb, Hei Hyanyi Ai oa Baker, and Aron. tet Aur oI» port, Martha, Park eal for Balti- fallett. do for Philadelyhiss Grecian, Chase, do for New York; Nimrod, Chase, do for iwelll, the iron Pennant of ( », Benedict, Tr Com Hull, Rav Abm Brown, Davi mohun Roy, Albrish ny Boston: IT ‘Bertiwe, Fall . Newburyport. Ngee: RuwcmeA Magnet, Kelly, Boston. CASTLE GARDEN. Tuesday Evening, A 13th, 1844, S Rene OF ? GRAND FE’ FIREWORKS, Covering een of feet with heey Sey ft In Hampton Roads, Leda, Ruvark, from Matanzas for Cowes and a mkt, pat AEFGIANISTAN LiGHts hs, from James River for Rio, intereatia and Patriotic Piece of the Aug TLCMd Helen a Flieabet, » CBr} ‘h OF POLAND incennes, Hallowell, Jamaic: The py. na Jessami ne Piece of 9—Arr Defiance, Ballent LA Vie) ERMORE. Id Catharine, ‘Tufts, Boston;’ Merchant feat Di RavaNnen Ati SOSH Le Baldwid, Baxter, NVork:, Mary NNIA P Shields, Worthington, West Indies: Lsabella, ‘Clark, Boston; Th intereating Allegory of Ampericin Eagle, Symmes, Philadetp E BER HIVE, ENSACOLA, Aug 1—Arr Manh Which always excites unjversal approbation. Aug 4—Arr Fi save, Aug Arr | THE : MORNING GLORY, Aug 3—Arr, rg a reign Rutt: Ship iret Grae pee Mao Sth J son—3 Goodhue & co—37 Spier Christ & i * igucher-6 J Durand & co—13 Roger Guil France—14 Boonen Graves & co—2 Young, Smith & cones ad, Schiumpt & Sicber—6 Wm Pell-{t Joly. & to—51 Benkard &'Huttone2 Wilmerding Priest 8M Moun 33 Heard & con is F Colliard—7 F Cottinet & cont RO Habeau —1H Derstonse Cr Serf Breer & May—l4Bourry iveate & co— 2.G Vom Baur—9 Strange & Brother—12 Noirot & Badois—11 C Dard—3 A Legoux—3 Wol 3 Bishop—37 Moran & Iselin— 29 A Seignette & co—2 Harrison & co—10 ‘avre & 23 Curtis—3 Fabriquett zDollan & F in eutgen—O ustaur—s Henry & Kaun—6 A Ward & co— i} ae a Vawent Sil& Th pap osntt Riccar Garron & co— srbong & 602 J.D Wendel 1 Rosat & co— 43 H Hen- Iker & Mollman—3 Sterger & Envy—19 Mal- iit, Gourd coed A Comes ATE ICOEE Aton ‘Martin & Lawson—2 W H Grosby—7 Coffin Bradley & £080 Lane Lamson & co—12 Kt Jaffray. k co—2 8 Haskill20, EFM Davis—1 Richards Basset & Aboru 29 8 Idon & co—2 Fanferriot & Dubar- Fhirion Mauliaed & com} Resseler com. © homas—G F Michel—4 T Hunt & co—2 § Cochran—4 J & ( 1 Garner & co—t Townsend Sha ess e015 ii jr Scot! Wright Sturgis & re & Fils) L Schuller 3 G Eenenat: zen—4 Goldsel t ‘3 co—2 Ressler & co—1 EH Voisin Sa Carlton be Krothinghameca Devin k Sonmct0- A Ar nold & co—8 HA Rodmer } Pufficld—t Binsse & com 1.C H Sand. nt WH Hontman & e971 Me © wisken & Li eet R Ri —2 Boiceau & Ri: Boelker & Mollmau--1 © H Sehneider—2 Bor & Schuchard— 1 Hoimer & Mecke—1 # Vernake—1 Ripler & ¢o-—14 Milhaw — ois Aine=1 FG Berthand—3 , Platt & com JC Swevens—i Clark & West—1 G Ondike komt Geo Gib Warburg & col C W Werwerk—2 Wich ey JPA Bind Ha Horcher tC Cates Lavitek: Yen donck=1 £ Thayer H Lovet F Prime—3 Manning § Four. ueyct & coms FA Huntington & co—30 Teteral & Gitson ke eocci7 ‘Berri & Ki & Schuchard—1 Borican berg & col Peter Murr ings Berthond—I Po edmann—2 F Tos chen—i2 Mitchell Lit N Foster—1 Colville & H 1 CH Maxwell FW 3 Behl maar’ + dees fo een wally & nae he % Win M Mekeet | k co 2} Bima Che Vermnn0'O Bhd Be Engle Hy. Werner iN Werburg Se Coheas-t H Ducomman att WWidmenet 2HJ We i. ey Antelope—17 boxes J Napier cks 14 bs Abrenfe! 30.do E& T Poppe—28 pkgs “Bechtel & Dreye ee ‘Mi bs Henschen & Un arte A Rolker & Moll- rist & co—9 Malesions, Gourd pomy D Dens on—7 G'T Meyer—2 J W Holberton—I6 Artois & fos it JC Ernenputsch—3 pps gin JC Muller—23 boxes to order. Port Repusticas—Brig Gen | Ys torwopd and $1036 asircie 1) ing & com: Smith & co—i6 do G B Elkins—20 aon i if Sehi So 60 in specie Hubbard, Chenery 25 bbls and 20 bags ginger $188 50 G Hisgarche 12716 J Mass Get cB ITC Chenery—$100 N Irviug—120 1 box mdse A C ossiere & Co. gost {Ee Brie: Floride Blanco--5 cs 106 hides B, Blanco 204 feet mahogany. 0 vats Togwod 105 hides E: Cot rags Boston dima And the great Feu Artifice entitled 1, OPN harlest 1 TM H PLE OF EE aN een cote ag “A A Se Liat ‘Ondiaka, SW Pa leroes Embracing 4000 square feet of brilliant fires, illustrative of in- teresting and magnificent Sbiects, too numerous for explanation in a handbi Leon, on AT Admittance Fifty Cents. antl Stm POST, OFFIC THE ALHAMRA, E 559 Broapway, axtween Sraina Gan, Paince Rrnurre, ork. August 12, 1044. "HIS frshionable place of resort the season. The pen for TO THE Monet (oy fineat § VARIOUS MISREPRESENT ATIONS awe abroad re- | gener fetioh itt Jellies, and other etree re of the Al specting the propo ments in. this city, the facts respectin thislSfkae af ee Mecolauiet ittenevee: one the ctacee et red cents a letter, which has been paid for several vears past by the, cept Saturdays “a fina Ade mm of Straus, Lanner, Auber, other Lh lebr BRANCH. No. 0.00 Eaat B roadway, one door above Rutger merchants af our city, i y penses of | street, where the same delightful Ice Creams and Refreshments that establishment. | With a view to the. acco dation of the | may be found. ‘aul Imisrre iest possible de bnsiness classes, and to secure the ea) very of their letters after the arrival of the mails, the Department has Tease h Chu oderate rent. GREAT APRAe TION A’ OTTO’?S COTTAGE WOUBOKEN. HE FROPRIETOR, mm i SWARTZ, has at a reat erases VERGINIA SERENADERS Bh rind on the Green, (weather permits , Thursday and Saturday, eon THU DAY, Aug. 8th, until further notice, inia Sesenaders consist oF the’ following eelebrated performers :—~ MR. 8. JOHNSON, The best Dandy Negro oli, who in ina 3, Siar on the Triangle. distributed without any additional charge. No contril has been made by indivi- a 'y stated, to effect this ohject, the whole rent A attending the change, being exclusively borne by pr 'e ARK POST OFFICE, is to be continued, and all letters and newspapers will be received and delivered there as retofore, when citizens request it, at the legal rates of. wements are based upon the determination of the 4 Widely extended metropolis Unrivalled Maleba ore his sole Tambourine. lasses ofits comm be accommodated in. this, important ern 8 7 re ne en Paes “Sous 1 LORIMER GRAHAM, Gn his Violin and ae. Lane, MASTER MALROY, FNE! URED. D*85. CASTLE oF AWARDS: Surgeon Aurists, have the diseases of the ear and the various causes of deaf: ed Breakdown Danerr, who ican Refrains, Songs, Cees, Da» N. B.—New Songs every. Maer will be brought forward in nese their pe greuline study, crm of beactical experience have | N, B-—New Hey nn SUS Ge entre a eat enttel Sad enn | Reglonrenoe eearaiei at balf-past 3 o'clock. diseases—iervous deafness, and compressions and obliterations | _ Admittance to the Garde 3° ThSr& Tare of the auricular nerves—all wiring theriacal treatment, de- BEAC > N cou “¥ SE Pendant upon the anatomy and physiology. of the parts in xciea- “FOOT RACE therapeutic SE file herareusRS. CASTLE & EDWARDS, Aurists, FOR ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. aul3 Ith 361 Broadway, corner of White street. HE PROPRIETORS of te above Course offer a Purse of 1000 for a Foot Race, to take place on the above Course bey A Hoboken, on the Lith of GUPORER. weather permitti as follows ‘WoO? FUL DISCOVERY. TRIKER'S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, wn h will ‘hi change grey riginal color in a few minut A Purse of $600 to the person who will ran the greatest dis- solution fe ¢iflerent fron 7 Oliped, and cance tance within one hotrS250 0 pecond in the Fuce—$100 to great advantage of beautifying the hair without injaring its trae thera rie ripen ten i wth. 5 . the secon ‘Those who doubt its virtues, are requested to have their, hair | ONLY will Hithin the hours th Teena eres ter ec eee a trempaaee Note Ob Sore sain und nothing if nine mi not performed. ‘In a is mets . d a te ein reason to complain. case any Paan a should come from Englan any other, place ne trial wil he fact out of ted States, for the purpose of this race ald Sold wholesale tail, and applied at No, 5 Chatham s , the Tall ot Records, New Vad ap oc win either of the above ‘purges, ten per cent addition will be al- lowed for their expenses, Five dollars entrance will be char to prevent persous entering their names who do not inten 16 T Fi NT THE ABUSE OF MERCURY and the dreadful gest certain disease, call at the Hunterjan ispensary, No. 3 street, and get the ad\ mand "pro ithout’ money and " “st remedy on earth for secret Hy. Cures without. i run. Persons wishing to eater for the above are requested to do $0 as soon as convenient, and no one will be allowed to enter who does not do s0 on oF before the 2ist of September. Jlowed to start for the above Purses Gt Galen sarapaete't bate ofd sores S Laboaieee y bale the abeil 10 tons rosewood 2 bales copper 909 hides F Aleasudon, Salling Days of the Steamships. STREAMERS. FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA. ‘aledonia, tt. . Ship Masters and Agents. We shall Pris it afavor if Captains of Vessels will give to Rosent yy ay of our News Boats, a report of the shippi e left hence they sailed, the y on 1s, u mone On their arrival. oe road, wil aio ong x favor yen arise obtal tion of any kind will be thankfully recetved. ~ PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 13. NEW MOON .:. HH WATER. ..., Ships G Iter, Rion tei med Howard, (amy & alecn Flag Soderst 92 8% Lawrence & Phelps; fia idt & Balchen; Blix: Boorman, Johnston.’ & nk Howland.— ney 8 Jen astedt; Sin} Brigs Orn bleanes, Sith, Hall en, (Swed) Nyberz, Hambut Champ, Can peachy, Bo ce information given by the subscriber, o person wil may, thet United States fos Jane 19the 1044. aul Len) the above race, run on La course in BUSH, or match Mt oat 1g Biles from Hobol ‘ey i p which ‘must be strictly ydins street, Albany; but not to be had ants Ite oe en Ferry. OM ite seresine Poor. Dextisray “DR. A.C LE, who has lived a long mene HOBOKEN. SIAN ‘while inthis city, has obtained an envigble end 4 ELY a ed eminence in his profession. rates on the teeth with GREA ATTRACTIVE reat skit od abtifey, "His has ces Peepered’s comreeition a7 PRED EXHIBITION, {ling deeaved tet inthe form ‘of «sot paste, which while i ME, MCARTY, rapecttolly anno at the request realath affaeide xa and infecting agents, it becomes as hard as the 2 Eay families in the Oy, bx wt Fork end vicinity, he tooth itself: “From our own exterieice it is beautifully adapted | hae ements ‘Mesars, for the teetit, and more calarly for nervous persons. Hoge = ea and TTS, to. sive’ ir Grand ALO. CA: in M,, D.., Operative: Denti Performances, commen: auld Ith 1 Broad Monday, ‘Cogast teh, (7 HEAT—1000 bush. Fine Mino’ ‘xhibition on begin with— from New Orleans, and ie a Tak us lates by Mr. hich hese the celebrated Plate by alizer and Balances, in whic ids_unriyalled, assisted autdre by hie son, Master AVON, onl: rythtee years of age, who will ant intzoduee His novel and pleasin “BLACK BALL OR_Oi F LIV Me. H.W. RUGOLE "fee much admired Slack Rope POOL PACKETS—FOR LIP eeBola ooh, Vales wil th form his wonderful feats of strength ing on the 16th of August.—' and ity, and will fin ‘acts by turn’ me Huni her packet ship NEW YORK, burthen 1030 | Sumareeon iorcaee! s Commander, and will sail positively Mr. HOOD walls also appear on the Elastic Wire and D: iqust, her regular day. hairs and. will couclude with the difficult n that the accommodations of the “Ne coe a Barrel which rests on the Wire, play. York and all the eight ships of this line, are fitted out most costly style, with every modern improvement and cor ence, that cannot but add to the comfort of cabin, 2d steernge passeny ‘Those visiting the old country pines, find it ape vilbriam. ox, PILLS e RT Eh vn Maatct AVON, in the pleasing nets of Grecian and and ian Games. in hour, Me, HOOD will make «Grand and Terrific {Nor msterdam, ‘Beh Campeach aha on fron.—Schies Nelson, (he Beckwith; Manchester, hy Dunham’ & Dj: Bye John: . Dunseomb & ‘orth, Bie aon Allen ’& Paxson. Arrived. Seeket bi Silse de Gran, Thommen rom Havre, uly ih, wth me, to Fox Livingston reeee any ey, a ie » westward of the Bank in fa ait ‘on boar ‘0 date, lat 44 20, lon 49 30, spoke Mr Habetea, of Marblehead, 246 months out, 1—mentioned a fishing vessel being run into by: ican ship, name not know! bi ope Payeken an Ame ne 8 days from Bremen, with age pasorrigers, Piorida Blanco: Pldridees Hi days ner Belize, Ke. tolB, Blanco, on, from Pid Republican, Hon. Ang. Ison, Rol ie bs log Tog woul 196 1 wit 8 coffee to Skelding & Fi ‘doH, bs Moring® "Caye Mata bencing SW. 25 tllce eerie apie a the J. A. Marple (from Port Republi ican i i roo) exch: with nie Mary ai Walker nu Mock on deck. Whe We Ne has be absent bu 18 Brig Gen. latin Shepheard, (rom Port with co weed Galt eC dohy, ied Brit brig Hiram, July 26, with salt, Lr ge) to os ‘same day. Heri ican lace, seaman, ys from Fa ‘gl barque r aba. jones, (of Halifax) from Turks Island, Bache McEvers. Left an American Savy eGine man American ‘ba Bue ir. Brig Lavinia, of London, arrived’ same day, elia, of Easy port, “ae Cayeos, and’ Paul Jones, for Baiimore fie Adriane, Fiunt, 6 days from Peruuda, i in nti. i ri, ete iran veneer F Octo rid jays from Curae: salt 247 balls er Bide y ga, with (00 bbls ids to J Foe Be to ite Madawaska, Fogg, 6 days from ‘Conk, ‘with lumber, wn Schr Director, Post, 3 days from Virginia, with wood, to the ink James L.. Morris, Van Name, from Virginia, with woud, sche's Mary Elisabeth, 3 days from Virginia, with wood, to Sent Anthrocophara, Parker, from Virgi master. Sehr Romeo, Young, 10 days from Brett & Vose. ia, with wood, to ubee, with plaster, to Sel Lane, Osborn, § days from Sal master. m, with timber, to the lajestic, Churchill, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to ir interest to select these Ascension on preference to any other. For terms of pas age (ae the Tight Rope, u; wards of 300 feet, he pit retum bee! ward a the'nest berths, early appl jm hd be ma le on board, foot | feat only perfo himself, of Beekman street, of to the sub ifs Exhibition vi conclude with the Italian Fantoecini, by ROCHE, BROTHERS & © SIGN! ‘A, representing lif $5 Fulton strwet, next door to the Fulton Bi dot Mase teat ‘The New York sails trom Liverpool on t fod of performance—Monday, Wednesday and Friday: com- ding for their friends ean, have them b mencing ati PM ism he packets comprising t from ‘that port, punetu GRAND GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION ! above. For terms of passage apply as | iN THE GARDEN Hopes, OTTO CoTrace, The favorite packet ship Columbus will succeed the New York, and sail for Liverpool on. the 1st Of September her res: SSLAE BROT Wve een PRO ae i er. and If eth oF Aug and ERI AY? Ta ig ROYAL MAIL FO! M. Cn ray Ne has ‘the honor to jaforim the Postage Reduced to 1234 cents, 50 cents Fable tons he had expect toe fae shove ment mnce—Letter vt for the Royal M aif ea or HARN DES .E DO: as gis close at t i efor ‘i yeaa far-fumed and extraordinary artists, the BLE i OTHE, Premiere Modality] the Royal Academy of of Paris, and Prot ws of Gymnastics to the Royal on Thursday, 15th instant: M. Mer: ‘of France, who have just completed a brilliant mene ants and others can rely tip gin Boston in tee eines 0 a Hose, and at the Yalnat atreet Thea pny for the Steamer, as lee the case Age the has been erec: at purpose. tag five years, N & CO. Reet st commence with a ‘Grand Overture by a4 cgeae peaharcels intended for, Europe by tha ship, aid in sie ak ee ae reat wire for any: shi ine, handed to Messrs. =; x Lonis, Elser wil i rome HARNDEN & CO, in Boston, sear rere aa ats Sar ets Halncing if dei 3, the Ciny jing, and none ean be received ont Show ‘of ass ve atly'all parcels intended for this Har sro York on or before Mth Stick; 7 haa ih the the anon al m _ tf yuo ean nance 7 aco ‘of the Chinese as at meni Lo beiey inion: during which the Orchestra a Gym. Ril ee at vorite id pe voc wit Wy pe i} nastic Exhibition, dis Tours d’Addresse, Agi Sampron, by Gustave. ing + by can +4 may chat 2; TE ag tr $00, Boy mtn “ i Boa al Tia ~ wy, Bi—Adimiitance this’ day, to all parte of the Course, $0 He Serengtheor the Bf Bre ¥ i aull 3tis?m walt 14 the Aerial Rings by the Brothers. Mi tin Etat i seni Hen conclude their Feats hee the Grecian Wrestling Match. Ree Boats will be run, if necessary, on the Hi aan a Ted ib "plase of ne 4 "Foe "For particulars, see bills of tbe day. ano Am* ( ENTREVILLE COURSE, 1 J. - SAL COUMAN'S UN ER ECE Day COURSE, Ly LITERARY SALUON, COSTUME GALLERY, A Purge of $1000 will be avn by the Proprietors Tlastore i‘ Course, free for all horses, both pacers and trotters, to go as they bEAUTIFUL PA INTINGS, sa pertorm | the nee oF twenty miles 203 Broadw: tgs AB jew York. est hora en hon the diatanee to oral MIBBION ONE MILLING ONLY. Dent Should the distance not wk ANGI Weave, the city without galling in vejermed thin hour, hy "2 4 ott to receive, ty oo Oa vee jooks, spate and he above to Off the aad ayo eer gw por make a field. 0 CG yg ot | eae * Br cre mits org toga te hooks of every pow), Ne Nia street, the 2d Sept., “io siclocke | eM. kind, Lath ea, enguages, inclu ea Pnirtnd eons Picjures, to see aul which, and the fale hey WAROR ia made. = jySb0e a (§. 82 Wee bis w-val Custom, at the front door of his hoase eid was taken wp in @ state of insensibility, in which he continued to the hour ot his death. He on Sunday efernoon, about tour o'clock. Mr Mublenberg wes born «t Lancaster in 1782, and was therefore 62 years of age. Hew sone ofthe met distinguished men of our State. aod was a candidate for the office of Governor at the coming election Mr. Mublen- berg’s father died at the oge of 62.—Fhila. Gaz, Jug. 12. Sales of Stocks at Philade! Finst Boanp, August 12. 74; 20 do Shay tail iif N 26; 300 do Wilmington, 404; 100 iimington ca Se $2000'U 8 6 per cent, 1858, 103} ; $2600 do do, DSds, ‘oat 60 shares Norristown 7} Delaware, Fh fu . 5 wpiremont ‘Aue. Wa ep 2h St Johns, P to the Cape Milliscents Co ‘Sid, Naples, Banford, Lon Londe ; Trident, Thing, Nes; "Cashier, WALeeaah Arr Fe Bazige: Smith, Barbsdoes; Anne, [Bi rue ie, Ly , Jopns, PR. duit ie naar ans 5 i ‘ for Philed ts ‘sds; With Putnben Conk ine Bi ne i —g AUCTION SALES. THOS. B , Auctioneer, Sone een RUCTION KOTICE—POLICE SAL! "bars A he 10 o'clock, the Auction Rooms ¢ ‘ fo. 11 Spruce street, ‘anders the direction of Paul B. a yal ey, of goods of al descr ihe Lower polloc Dahon: nf svete of oe REL, vil UCTION NOTICE~Large Sale of Dry Goods, : wae al Banya, Snel fy, Pleged A “articles, = Gloaie. at a yeock, in the Sale Roo iy eae Ly Auctioneer. ne Elegant Furni- , Ke. ‘HOS. sens. Auctioneer. AC: KAGE 84} ¥ PUTT LE. Aue! CUTLERY, he mh JACOB 8. a Aires | Fourth Fall il jardwat HDWAR Beason, will take place Phis Day at 10 o'clock, at the Awe: Room Ne st cnet ol tc E Avetion NOTICE—Ha ture ire all descriptions, from fami aul3 2tre e utlery, French, German and are maaoriment ii je_and_ Desert Knives and 4 Forks ‘and Carvers; ay Ft a Pen, Pocket, Pruning and Razor ‘Also, Cars and WB Es Is; Hoe & C Be Sy Ai 5 heap Also, ‘es ani Tra ins; Sadirons; Wrought Pickaxes follow. “Wares “Fry, Pans, ss mas an invotge of fine ‘bate Je Barrel Guns, Percussion Caps, ow 0, Bt 3 Steal Pens, Letter Paper, Lead Pencils, Een iat, Hon Holdem Peardwase Piers Gane * 1 particulars in catalogu pas dca ex ined till 1 it CUTOWS SALE OF LANDS in the Baie of New the Exchange, hi . Sie ty a Sone, im the en ot ot Albu “A Lee Ei hark, mk, Ae joneer. 1,017 > Sm im Saratoga and County, Dartmouth patent. ‘arren County, Hyde Township. aig Henmitton °C ‘Fotten and Crossfield’s pur- 23 aware C V. B. Li 5 gree Glinton Co, ‘CEnada and “Nota Beocke Re 1,017 ** be eck i Co., Royal Grant, 4th allotment. ‘or rtland Co., ‘Township ot Vi il . rtlant The sale of the abore Lan I] be perempt ptionable Execator’s will be given r At 4 wabecsiber. or any information reapeeting them, application ray to uctioneer at Bibesy,, ny oF the subscriber,at his of ice, street, Ni 233 Washi tor oe WM. C: RHINELANDER, Executor of Wm. Rhinelander, deceased. au3 dy&wytoa2l®m TO THE MEMBERS oF GB atont ELM STREET CON- OTICE i eee given i ee a Most above Mem- bers will at the Falntow 1 loward street roadway, at 8 o'clock FSA Becabess ftieatly is hats seen seme in- vited to attend, itere EN. STOL) HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS.—A_ young Thre near P, about five foot ten inches in black coat and Jixht pantaloons, calling himsel LBERT, came to the sub- riber and hired a Horse and ‘as now described : orse is about 15 hands high, Jon a an avened in one hind tle sprung in the fore legs, and is out ten years old iy a a made horse. ‘The Wagon r th feather top and li ih damask head gansiderably wor the oil cloth in yellow ts are fastened to the wagon with box clips, an It to take The Harness ffexcept by those that are acquainted with person returnin ag them, will mounted and part black. Any kciving any information reepect, faver Stables, come: oe oth jeecker atid Chiarles streets rg calling at COOPER'S c ‘enue, or comer of aull 3t%je INFORMATION) WANTED M&S, DURAND, (late Miss Maria Miller,) feom po Ober an Newbirek, in ears. now residing ie New York, wishes tg inform her brothers, George and John Miller, Hthuphe, that she would be happy to receive tion gan theses beri ng nor heard any since from Rouen, France, when she left family, emigraun iow York. information, Will be {hanktu fu fully receiv ‘aud 2w tee DHOME. ti Fattontaeee, ET NURSE WANTED—Wanted, a situation by 0 heal- thy young woman, with a fresh breast of milk. Address Box 139 Park Post Offies. in ABs. kind Woman, French, American or Engli 0 take care of a child seven months old, gdnatire tah Li ACKERT, 37 John streets. ‘None need apply without bei to give ‘good references. aull ‘A RESPECTABLE ENGL/SH LADY wi Tins beeen eustomed in genteel societ isa aanatant jn a tore, or as hoabeierper tn erin mpl sian ort distance fro ty wo aig | Bie'references can be given, “Address A'S: fs Post Office auf lwere MARRIAGE GENTLEMAN , of forty years of age, is anxious to form an alliance by matrimon’ oon a lady of respectable friends, | and who has at her ronal and Pe erie four to thir » | ty years of Tretters addressed to of oil be iminedately tended to, “the tan ccemnet | honor may be depended aula abre DR. HOL 1G K’S LECTURES, ON THE PeEROP LG! IY RL he. wn Bok GENT 5 ted on tad THURSDAY, August Ith tt by the Fifteen C MPa Models of the F > AY ae th, pi coecoref Female Form, Foetus, &e. | Admission 50 cents Single Lecture—or $1 for the Course. Fach Lecture complete by itself. Y oung persons not admitted. he former room having beru so much too small, en: ed, for this occasion, the large Hall at the comer of Broadway find Grand, adjoining the Broadway House, Any oue pu purchas- ing a ‘Ticket for the Course, wall also be entitled to attend with it the Lecture on Friday Evening, 16th, on Digestion, “Hespira; tion, and Circulation of the ‘Ladies, yan Young Fecsons ean attend tits Lactare together, Admission 25 cents. ( nce precisely at 8 P.M. aulz 3tis*m &S. 8. Ri KWeLl ma ners ae . OC ave ved their Watch and +, Jewelry establishment, from No. 3 Astor House { io Ne. 413 Broadway, a fer ors south of Canal street. Having addi- tional nraneinents re Prepared with hrs tate workmen Fe very particular attention to repairing of Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry of every description, auld stro New Nocera 10, ay ew Vo ui at ENGUSH MAIL—Letter Bags er Hoya ‘Mail Steainer CALEDONIA, “will be flowed 'at the Upper and Lower Post O1 eit ana the Lsth imstant, at fort five minutes oe 4o'el lock, F A he <a postage of of 1086 cents oa each single bet Sault ttm SOHN'LORIMER GRAHAM, P. M. gue col fUMBO, FROM NEW ¢ ORLEAN ing at im, Brooklyn. tend to the posi of their goods Yaeselicoiat '00M.TO Stew 1 ‘one or two Sep tlomen ay = pore ‘on boys b oor, fprnihed or unft , wil tea. Terms reasouable. brig MA at oe te street ‘LIFTON BOUsE, ON THE DNA ahd in IBLAND, FOR PERMA, MeN ve Bela iy (hk lode oo day visitors, tunity of ‘enjoying the a view of |i Ttehies water ahequ a tu luzury of the sea bath, (the sea beach being within mires of petite dine hour is 436 o'clock—on Sunday at3.'clock. Ra oe eat. ‘Ahne Bov ling Alley and Billiard for he amusomant0f the Faron of he xtabl oritor, ERIS, . be fe he Teobdinnbeof the weeséas on imeseliane application’ of fund. On bor Stapleton, lan anding avery — Or ba in handanee convey passengers to Clifton a HARDWARE, Ce U7 ay NAILS, LA c GROSS d Kai d Forks, ($5; 500 nee low price ives and Forks, ($5,50 to $24 per 4 Pe 1d Pocket Cut id Beis Reteretecmecet ss rs 4c ae just i Gis ii lowest, ommon Hoe afte ware at is, ate a line are eel i Nor- ‘i ae “han i hatter Pan cn le om the: 1 credit pprrerhertimiiriec ghee eee, aul? Gtistre No. 90 John street, (up stairs.) ) ew AAR ai y XCURSIONS. NEW nyt Baie EE gromes ros hee Neots rth et auf Bary He ws ear So) ‘New (a teh ese iiotelock te my rat at 20 minutes to 3, and 10 minutes to P.M New irighton "A M. “New ¥ ‘and 10 A. M.; at IM, 5 and 7% New York, at 9 and 11 A. 3 3,6 avis s fore Richmond D0 minutes to and ASM Pia i 1844. mvll 6m*re a5 SEES, i ban a Fe is Sa expan THOMAS 2 cents eacl aft) op LY ae ats Bes at rh in , oa i }. at 30’ Pier Tio IN, R., aed. jing, WI Pare 1236 cones way, at