The New York Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1845, Page 3

— or > revolution that hes shen place in the position o! ebay peice ven 4 past three years,must astonish \ hove interested in px@ success of each, While the coal | trade of the sectiod 20 Which these lines are situated has understand tering pla ‘heir ANTED, fora Hotel 80 8 ‘omen, ‘his Day Murray tre. of Gj ; beer ‘ally insteasing, we see thatthe business UsIC. ; crease in the/coal trade inthe weeks incl ovleciral natruct i that acco sme woul wi ‘above statement, was about fifty per cent, a ‘ime to the instruction ung Jecieg, ow node. crease in se business of the Reading gee tra SN Pee latte corresponding period, about five hundred per cent, hav: "ANTED.—A few active, intelligent men, to act osagents i popul: by it jug secured not only the increase in the aggregete parts Of ie soatey. 4500 pat tar it ‘beard will be but the falling off in business experienced by ther) inured them in writing, with an opportunity of clearing $1000 ar, a ; ‘The large receipts of the railroad this season Exploy, will uo doubs make ore $1000 per year, clear ofall ex- lero saa ee ae ear aes Recdar lat ands Wil be wees ! hess of he Company, as that shows What” ag produce | sary for them to have at least 29 or $90, 10 obtain » good fitting [pated nthe promective vals of i. orto in | theese eaae ne etena eager me ack ‘ et them started in such a manner as tiveness of these works for the tls 1s ana steady in, | cial to them, as well asto us. : than the prospect of fps at Duane street. Letters must be post pai crease in the business anni “ ecting at Worcester on Wed- rn e of the following gentlemen us Peeeed 2 cr Fisher, of Lancaster; John G. Park, of Groton: Joel Pratt, of Sterling; J. W. Bancroft, 6. Salisbury, and Edwin Conant, of Worcester; Samuel R. Brooks and Jacob Little, of Nev York; J. C. Holland and John A. Rockwell, of Norvich; Isaac Hunt, Jr. of Nashua; Alexander De Witt,-f Oxford; and Wm. Brig- ham, of Boston. We learn-hat the amouut of stock now Subscribed is $530,000, She amount required to be sub- scribed before the wo Can be commenced is $700,000, 'Thia road connects With the Norwich at Worcester: and opens a direst communication with Long Island Sound, and the »st extensive manufacturing districts of Massachuseté and Now Hampshire. Its completion will increase the business of the Norwich. cad Worcester road a large per cent. We anaex a comparative statement showing the aggre ate bauking movement in the State of Maine. The re- turns for June, 1845, show that the operations are now greater than at any time within the past three years, ‘Within the past two years there has been psteady in- crease in most of the principal departments, particularly in discounts and circulation. The inflation has, however- been very gradual, and not beyond the increased legi- timate wants from chamuels of trade and commerce’ The improvement ia business since 1841 has been very great, requiring: additivnal facilities from the banks. road Corposition held CH. mittent Fevers.—T! Greatest confidence to the pubiic, with of our tion: EVER i tite, and sel Tis nic Mixts when we have list at one time, complaint, Baxxs or Marne, Liahiligios, June, 42, June, 43. Jan. Capital, | Shoe 2,925,000 3,009, (ei Gireulation, “1;232}205 1,117,625 1,609,663 1, Fo, Profits, 160,707 "109,014 "190,97: } Due Banks, 75,062 138,166 ¥ i Deposites,’ 561,223 633; 927,498 4 Deposites on interest, 94,196 90,715 B111S 143,982 ‘Total amount due from the Banks, $5,487,135 5,043,018 5,790,511 5,896,015 6,826,867 Resources, cle, 184,041 158,592 223,769 224,106 192,274 ' alestate, 211,118 258,64" 262,628 += 254,056 239,226 ae eae ‘91,798 87,610 = 101,667 83,82: u a ” 61 if 824 93,: pil, EE 491 31,199 38,105, 55,537 74, er elsewhere, F A . é Due fm Banks, 275,618 560,957 805,010 551,986 744,277 ' Due to Banks, 4,700,963 3,916,613. 4,279,332 4,666,504 4,083,166 ; pea A Eas day el ga al , ‘Total am’t of ‘ resources of, ] Banks, $5,497,495 5,043,618 5,700,511 5,836,015 6,326,06,, ‘The leading features in the Bank movement of the State, since 1830, compare as follows :— Cire. Specie. 1830, January, 549.) ar 1835, Janwary 1,358,914 137,419 1,696,123 246,720 1,224,658 195,699 1,602,327 224,107 1,913,340 192274 The immense speculations that have from time to time ragedin the State of Maine. in lands and other species of property; nave not been produced by any great expan- sion in the operations of the banks of the State, but by facilities afforded speculators by the banks in neighbor ing States. The profits of the Maine banks for the past six months have been larger than usual, as will be seen by the in- creased amount of the semi-annual dividend, and the doubtful debts have been reduced to a small amount. ay June 43. Jun 44, June 45 Amount of semi-annual dividend,.. 86,730 90, 104,050 )} lo Teserved profits, | Gl 69,908 * 51,366 Debts due and considered doubtful 22,502 22,279 20,178 4 Amount due from President and Di- rectors, as principals. 212.407 218,449 228,522 0 lo 212.612 234,996 227,616 Do from stockholders, as . cipals. « 259,720 222,591 197,610 It will be observed that of loans and digcounts amount ing to $4,983,466, only $228,522 were loaned to Presi. dents and Directors as principals, and only $227,616 to Presidents and Directors as sureties. Old Stock Exchange. $500 NY State 7’s, "49 104 50 Harlem RR 6734 Boge Bbka Rs 9515 50 do 68. { 000 Minois spl E 40 Stonington RR 29; | 8000 Pennsylvania os 6. 25 do. bio 24) 25 shas US Bank 5% 50 do 2954 f 75 Vicksburg Bank 8° 100 do 330 29) 100 Mech& Trad NO 61 200 do 29) | 20 Fireman’s Ins 9 50 Nor & Wor p60 70) 25Ohio Life& Trust 9 50 do. 030 70 1 150 Farmers’ Trast b60 3634 175 do 70% 9% Canton Co 320 12° 500 do 830. 7044 1 : % do why 175 do. 330 70) on % 860 ho or pitted) esa RR ie MS 10 Morzis Canal 313g 150 do a Li) SEieRR "ae Second Board. _ 108 shas Farmers! Tr 4 364 Morris Canal as odo hwo BB % Stoniurton RR Bs 25 Long feland RR ig do ES fo do 30 713g { ” 3 F) Reading RR ¥ 8 © 1a 42 2ErieRR baw 9 “ i New Stock Exchange. ¢ 100 shas U S$ Bank 3 SOC: y 122 Vieksburg Bk 330 a 2 arth % Ry lo 3 1, 3 Farmers’ Tru 90 ii 23 Mo veo 388 50 ch 3% 25 do ch 42 aie ae ie mk aNordWore ope fox 25 East Boston ch rr do Sb ma 13 Long Island RR ch 71% 2 do opg 70% 6 Sales at Boston Stock and Exchange Board. June 28, 1845.—10 Concord Railroad, 65; 13 Nashua and Lowell KR, 123 ; 12 Western hailroad Scrip, 102] 5 40 East Boston Co, 90 Reading Railroad, 47 7-16 ; 250 do. b 10 ds, 274 ; 200 do. b 1 m, 27§ ; 80 Norwich and Worcester Railroad, b 1m, 70} ; 60 do. opening, 7¢ ; 125 ‘Wilmington Railroad, 174 ;'200 do, 174 ; 60 do. 81 m, 174 ; 200 Long Island Railroad, 71} ; 100 do, 714 ; 60 do. 62m’ aH mn, 72 560 do. » 10 4, mi do, 713; 1g; 50 do. BL $ibdo Reading Ra‘ is, 733. road Bonds, 1850, b 10 LETTERS 20d papers will b o'clock, P. M_, Monday, for the Steamer Caledonia, fo Boston must be paid. RO! 139 2tee FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. L28t—o Saturday poceg. A purple and white contaming about thisty or t! ity three dollars, be Jost in Hudson street Janal street. ‘The above reward will be given and no questions asked, if returned to No. 209 Hudson street, or 68 Courtlandt street. 530 1m TWELVE GOOD DAGUERREOTYPE OPER. TORS WANTED. Ww! TH complete Apparatus, to whom a reasonabl specimens and refe a ped nM ferences, at thi and permanent employment will be given. Apply, wit is office, to-day and to-morrow, SEGARS. MITATION PRINCIPE, Rogalin and in quar- di terand hall boxes, for nie ews Tors to vate rarchooaen y F. LAURENCE, | Jet) 3u*re 89 Broad street. CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON LANDS FOR SALE. SUPERIOR tract of the 10 feet vein of ; Report of Prof. Johnson on American Coals, the vest coal for Likerting at eo 2ie?, Acres are offered on ‘reasonable terms, "Hemmer e, tract of 11 500 xeres, consisting of box, & rood n ton Ore, also contiguous to the Baltimore Pine, ‘Sempron’ ae the land is well timbered with Yellow e seen, and fun} +N al \ Well sathe coal, may ‘ et, “fe00 steodre, DE LEWIS PULTE ae, ment No. 23 Liberty street. ' GALVANI@ RIN CRISTIE'S MAC emarkibledce AeNETIC FLUID. ‘at tyainiee UL the beneficial ef teries and magnetic ect suc: ess in opis « ov atic, ea sara ba Gene tise ge Hott es The only (san Bai fe) e™ Hoth is at GREAT TR ‘3 R. POOLEY continues to perfor i cess, the most paanfal ape eter: Tasha { aga his ne meametiny eel cog eee ot ee ae on ressonel sonable terms. Office 42 Dey str Drrgs, ac mall Case 13 Ibs. Vanilla Be 600 07. Hy: jee ‘Potuas, 200 groce Locofoco Matehey For “dog JAS. 8. ASP Yau, a __%6 William street. Efe in Kit a ea ay eft about, ning years age ‘to live in Newt velo oi weil father, No. 14 New Bail: treet IPod. 8 4 tery dn Ragland” she will Ne uley treet, Salford pele hs ath tee marie ta Spleesae MANUFACTORY, GENERAL SORTMENT of ii A n Ware Cutlery, Hard and Holtoe wand Common Ti Wood Ware Baskets, Brushes, Door Mats, Shaker Seives an shore, every variety’ of horune hee ping articles, Office and Rex ines Table ete assortment of C &c., Ke, for hotels and steambonter eirloond ce. SY. WATKINS, istry je20 Im® im*oc BLOOK TIN WARE Ee Dighes an at hortest n Tae harine street, New York. 10,000 Ee ony Figs we tale see rave elt SNS Imre - my 181 cure of ie and make for it, In e This Mixture is jarstow, fe! J. McChesney, CI DR, POWLLL AND DR. DIOSSY OCULISTS andOPHTHALMIC SURGEONS, F NKOOP & Ci er tha corecl Petenand. Anca, teres and permanent cure of that i has be ing adoy rescribed it in Ague and Fé Van excellent Tromicin d hope it inay yet the mR € ‘ALIC SPR: TO BE HAD ON: AR HAIR CUTTER AND NO, 2 WALL STREET, Opvosrre ‘rae Cusrom Houss. VER AND ‘he proprietors in its the assui tr many or th ountry; wl FAILED of 3 hstinete stay of the disorder, and children. inay' take ‘it withoat the least ‘difficulty. It \d Uigestive orxans, induces an anpe- ore t purely vegetable,and contains nothing most delicate constitution, Wee offer the follc n nials from two physicians who have used it in their practice with uniform suecess:— ‘ 4 Genrts—I have used your medicine, called ,” in cases of Fever and Ague, auswer the purpose better than any in my practice. [have used it when employed ax A Surgeon in the United States Navy, on different station: as many as forty or ‘and it has auways proved successful. I re- ommend this article from a certainty of ference over all other articles in_ medicine for 1, Hl. TRAPHAGAN, M. D. New Yor, May 8, 1845. Newann, N pted the use of your Toni ‘ever, I rey it fidence, and as a medicine that will maintain very Case, so far as 1 ithas been successful. I find owing Fevers generally. and patronage it deserves, pone 7 ty fol 7 repared b} jicago, Ill, E No, 261 B: Corner or WarREN Street, ONFINE their Practice t ns upon that organ an ision. cal men of Europe and Ce fections of, . ay Testimoi LES RIDGWAY. 8 COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE irtues, have been induced to offer it hat it will effect n used according to the direc» effecting a permanent cure inthe y R. D. and for rg | by Be 878. Thomas, Ciucimnati, O: ‘Wm G. Hunti LIGHT, ELASTIO EVER FITTING IGS AND SCALPS, WITHOUT ME! INGS OR CLASPS. LY OF WIG MAKER, Je28 Lin‘re AGUE, ittent and Intere te’ mediciue having. the a tien jnguish- 6 under complaint, y used with ho are suffe ersons of weak stomach one bottl oll ) effect a cure. jurious to the lowing testuno- Compound ‘To- have found it. to Lhave ever prescril as fifty cases on, the sick of its effects and a pre- it distressing May 10, 1945, ‘Mixture’ for the of public con- claims you whore [have ‘as deservit 1 ly, B: FLEMING, M. D. woke Druggis 62 ming ans L. . & Co, Buffalo; G.& M. ' Charleston! 8. aa = je28 Im*ec wey, ew York, iseases of the Eye. ppendages, and to 1 to its who taract, Ophthalmic, have been perfectly cured of Amaurosi Nebulz or Specks on the s or Squinting, &c. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted, (without any pain or opera- tion, that cannot be distinguished from the natural. PECTACLES.—Advice given as to the kind of Glasses ble to particular defects, F \¢ Poortreated gratuitously. e28 1m*m DOCTOR GODET, GLRADUATE of the University of Edinburgh, has taken an Office at No. 95 Mercer street. Je28’steod*ec TO BAKERS AND OTHERS. HE, subscriber contempl: sale his busi (established for the last fourte to carry on an extensive busmess. Thi 0 exclusively for a bakery, and are (ts on offers for phot built by him two Convenient, light, and well ventilated. street, and extends through to ‘There are two excellent ove! ; alarge flour loft, sitting room, Yate store custom, also an out door route. has for years past been more than sufficient famerslé} entrance froi feet by 9 first ere is a family bakin, ith streets. years alone to pay the rent. a person isposed to parchare, can do so by applying on snises, where he will receive every information, Wit rma, en eceiy AMES TURNBULL, terms, &e. New York, Jun ing removin} en years) with every ute to the country, mersley street, } nsil ne- 1e Premises were Qa The building Downing st reet; ‘he “i room: 1¢ 27, 1845. je27 Iw*ec MAGASIN JAPANAIS, 69 Duane Street. H. PARKER, Agent, from Amsterdam, most respect- e fully. informs hi ends and the public in keierals that hehas received a magnificent collection of aucient Oil Paintings Antiquities, consisting of Japanese, Porcelain Jars and Va- and Anti ses, Flower of the 1 from the ye:rs 1518 and 1577, formerly belonged to the Cardinal Xi never has been e at moderate price: treat yoursell from OPPER—100 cases Engigh Sheathin / a complete assortment, from 16 to article, bei and for call Also, two carved Chairs, for Catholic Churches; to be seen 1 A.M, till 6 P.M j Bottles, Plates, Dishes, C Dresden Porcelain Groups and Figures 6th century; an imenies, Great Inquisitor of Spain, such ns = en in this country Ladies and. ¢ ‘aud examine thi 1 manufac tured from the best of sale in lots to ELK. ups snd Saucers; 3 Cups and Saucers; an- Ebony Wooden Carved 3 of which he’ can di Gentlemen, if you w is splendid collection, ia to ____Je87 2n* rh if, Copper, comprising 0%, a Very superior f ore, selected with pure LINS& CO., 36 South st. ELT—English Patent Sheathing Felt, avery ‘eat benefit not only to the bottom of houses and sh ‘opper. je8T ec SUFFERING FROM PAIN, Be Cured without Cha BARTINE’S Li The greatest Remedy ever known for plaints which it professes to cure, will be given Gratis to the afflicted who cannot afford to purchase by, ‘ applying to 323 Broadway, New York. ARTINE’S LOTION—The Lotion was invented some DD years ago, and is the production of acceidental discoveries, aided by skill aud experience. The ori 1 design of it was solely for the inventar.s own but no sooner had it become established 1m his practice, than inquiries began to be made, by muds of those who had been benefitted by its virtues, cured Thus its fame began to spread jual to individual, w: became known a8 a never hip bottoms, For saleby E. K. COLLINS & CO., 6 South st. COME ALL W! erior article, and of vessels, but also to the ‘HO ARE or Expense. 10N, all the Com- tailing cure, 1n mosé of the lars: ies in the Unios ‘ithout putting or the aid of the public y1 it has acquired its own celebrity and found its way into public favor a: unrivalled and extraordinsry mankind are subject. In eases of Gow locations er Fract man pende generally produc grerhesting. | For Fetter or Ring wor is a most exce reast acharm. Bu Capsular injuries, it shows ina In addition to th aceidents aud infir able in’ similar subject, particularly ness de whe ibe rather than the natural speed of 1 celebrated as an universal specific both for man The following are some of the. complaints most eommon to the horse, in which it has proved its superiority. . The Lotion is composed entirely ef the medicinal proper- ties of vegetable substa ces, concentrated and rendered most pure by and other chemical processes an ine ward medicine, it is the most innocent, wholesome, stimula- ting and cheering character, md will expel, instantly, those dull, heavy and Wy pochondeideal feelings to which many are so subject, and ife and animation to both body and mind. tent! Also, of made a libe: it is, per ‘d upon in the cure o! ed by lent reme: ‘ace, Cramp balm in t, Rheumatis Bones, “h blains. it Denar Glandu’ rm, and ins ‘or Fe t_ abov. all, in ‘Sprain: is, and W most astonishing Manner benign intiuence the Lotion exerts over e bi mities of man, it complaint its to wi Horse, e mands the peculiar care of its owners. has been applied to this fine cr New York of Thomas 8. Bartine, of 92 Vesey Washington Market, at 75 cents per single bot- ctions for use on every bottle ; jutler, h street, ¢ Proprietors, 323 Broadway, where there will be ral discount to those who want to purchase by the quantity for shipping or other uses. Agents wanted for the sale o Where a large volume of testimonials may be seen from highly in this city and other parts, ji respectable part C RCHITECTS, Engiseers, ‘Wall street, New Y Plans, Specifications it Phitadelph ing; Drawings and Li tate bought and sold; money loaned and investe: leased and rents col f the above Lotion. C.8. BARTINE & CO., etors, Principal Depot, 323 Broadway, N.Y. ARVER & Specifications Hleeted. russes, Cu mmation, Poisonous affords an immediate an the only article. that can be de- taking cold after a ver and the Stomach, and ti at the Drug Store, corner of Sixth Ave- he cure of many of the ills to which for filling decayed te Swelli all kinds, Dis- Contusions at- ites 3 an d per chy . coms. or. Bani and side, rt mand Lambego, Es . Lumbago.. 3 of Eruptions of the Sein it te) Ague in the leadache, it acts the cure of ‘Lendinous and description, al has been found no hich inferior ani Whose value and wseful- In some cases, feature for alight injar ven happy effects of the the animal.) It has ju28 Imre HALL, 4 Real, Est North Sixth street ights, eal Es: -4 ieee Imre ding Seon TO CITY AND COUNTRY MUSIC DEALERS AND PROFESSORS OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. HE UNDERSIGNED woul: respetfully inform his and patrons, that he has assortment of Vi rious Double Bass; Oph ‘Trombones, with valve tnd plain: and plain; Trampets; Comets; uperior Viol lity of ments, wholesale and retail, by MILITARY EQUIPMENTS, J, q 116 West Broadway, up stairs, Jig th supplied at the most reasonable terms. H. J. STORMS, 3 F Hho a on, Algo, a variety of Saddles, Bridh os, Harness, 7 nts of every style, made to order, je13 1m+m XPRESS NUTICE. ly next, New York, June PIRCE’S ae hati have ‘beer ht stan the Ws peter es tire tin! al Jeast expense tot m9 im*m conven ted aetadlaupetior to an fates to oh Pie j xe An canbe 3 assortment of Military an 1ipments, accordin, ed being desirous of doing all in their power ment, he jovernt hereby rig notice, that o1 no mailable matter what rs, will Kiven F 2.0” rae Satie leet Ot to r0 by tl y the 8 ir cb iy ONOliox received, from Burope, with 9 and 11 keys; Firat Premium new Patent two O economy, ence id tiurwottty. ae onsite for by use forthe intitle, iber are warranted to Inrme Prices and. quality; Cello; Bass and Tenor + French Harn, with valve les, &e in Strings, and other instrn- F. WOLTER, LTON 81 ‘stat ates and to the Unit in its experiment of gi and after », either open, or at any of their be ree or oth to their Agents to refuse ISON k WEES, and Buffalo Ex; 5 je23 tliju ec |. They are so them to get out of om to all other MR anges pails, "and in every ime andl ta no one inatamee aw il ie taken away without FINCK, Pett J #D BROTHERS LODGE NO. ay is Lodge are requested their ili at tre street, on Monde calng ne ck P, M., as business A. WM. FAIRBROTHER, N, : je28 2teod* re and sine hich heh ived for the I iia support which he has received for the last ten. years, i le Fetor of Prospect Hall, and begs leave to-inform them that be as fitted up the hope tablishinent at the uation of ie Railroad, on this Island, and on the Bank of er, where he is prepared to furvish visitors with Breakfasts, Dinners, Teas, Su, refreshments, at the shortest notice. Good er ni He ‘U. A. ORD. UNIT if; Members of th oom, june 90, 1845, at 3 o'elos be laid before thei, By order, Jounx Lucas, Secretary, NOWLAN’S HOTEL, EORGE NOWLAN sespectiully returns hi GEN renke to bis: tieette cna the pubite foe HARTWELL’S WASHINGTON HOUSE, 223 Chestnut Street, ABOVE oahiet STREET, NEXT TO THE & OG™ Baths just introdi meits—for both ladies and. Gentl MARINE sd PVHIS Great Sea Bathing Estal VILION. Kaway, 27th June, ment ts now open for ‘Season, and fast filling up with All desirous of i ters must apply early to the Sub: the Ante bate ee ORAS CRANSTON. Je: itis*ee POTATOBS. } 800 Bushels Prime Nova Scotia Potatoes for sale, in lots to suit purchasers, on board Schooner 1, TREASUREIUS OFFICE, Nowwicn ano Wotcesrsn Rartivoan Co, DIVIDEND of Three per cent for the last six months, been declared on the shares o poration, pay-ble on and after the first day of July next, to the holders ‘of 24th inst, at the ‘Transfer Office over the Suffolk Bank ie27 3t're 91 South street. ‘onn., June 24, 1845. for th f this Co 5 ud tock on j oro at the Banke of the State of New York, in the City of lew York, and.at this Office. i ‘The Books will be tlosed from the 27th of June instant, to the dth of July next inclusive. G. 8. PERKINS, BroJulysigd ‘Treas FOR SAL’ PPHE Lesse and Fixtures of « Ref itted up, on Broadway, and doin io a lady wishing to eatabiah eras it pportunity. ior particulars address Get, B., at the Herald ofc forthe Purpose of an interview. . GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OF TF WARDROBE. 8 wardrobe: either Indies or gentiemens; also, JEWELRY, FIRE ARMS, &c., &c., will obtain from the subscriber twenty per cent more than from those who pretend to a. 7. est, Bei snicen s - Office No.2 Wall street, New York. Families or gentlemen attendedat their residence by appoint- ment. ft bscriber’s office, or sent through ie Pe Smet Ail be reweteally attended tO. mi? imver shment Saloon, nicely Dusiness. ns Business of this UeT FOR 8 T T-.TTERSALI astrong, well-built with a halbiw It will be sold without ri L's, ay top, and a Fanily Carrisge—this affords 10. NOTICES. _ | T AUCTION. ,) 20th June, horse BAROUCHE. olding six persons. AS jerablecouvenience. 929 2tis*re |, This Day ‘amily double capable o eserve, COLMAN’S. LITERARY SALOON, AND BEAUTIF No. AXIMILIAN’S Gri through the United ings, sfier the w auner of drawin quarto volume of letter ress. both quarto volume of for the Drawing Koom. No. er 3 the Great Colle-tion OKS, PA! of which are offe Th Public Sale Ro various lan; charge is made. EXHIBITION OF UL PAINTINGS, 203 Broadway, New York. reat and By work, bei ds with State: ‘i ald visit the City without calling in to see f INTINGS, AND ENGRAVINGS, ed ‘at greath ig oom is ages, to see which, and the Print dd Tailed ott necks of every kind: tn m, 00 ‘Above the Bookstore or Sule Rocm, an apartmest i fed th “PEXHIBITION AND SALE OF OLL PAINTINGS, cost by ar of 1234 cents is required, '$WO HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES, eat and modern Mi lasters—to view which, a small charge HERAL! No. 37 DEY STREE S NDS SCOTT ret ceived since he has be strict attention to merit of his Ales, Wines, Liquors and Sey ‘The Arms of ludividuals whose families originated m an country in Europe, splendi iy, eml on_vel- execut dat one third the charge of the Lon- Min Maruld’s Colleges.’ Genealogies or Pedigrees arranged and ike wii JUST PUBLISHED ‘The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, with his arms. crest, as worn w i Price only $! 50—in colors. A C SCOTT’S BAZAAR, ET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND EEN WICH STREET. urns his most sincere thanks to his jjends and the public at large, for the liberal support re- ‘Veen in business, and hopes by the same a continuance thereof, qualities ‘gars, are too well known need.comment. 'A large assortment of Refreshments to be fad a¢ all times,till iwelve at uight—such as Beef’ Steaks, Mut, ton Chops, Fried Kidne ines, Poached Hees, Pickled Tongue: he A ood dinner of Roast . every y, from 12 to 4 o'clock... Dublin Brown Stout always on draught. Good ngs for, # oot aad 3734 cent: old This louse has been proved, by fort st news by always ready at a 3e8 Ima *0c TUITION. EDNESDAY, July 2d, at 3 o'clock, P.M. P A. FRENCH GENTLEMAN, a graduate of the University Ae TS as . of Paris, is desirous + Of fafiag ih Se eel oxcpvivace Be ‘Whel ‘ Henry Clay. ftuation asi 4 ; Beudtteh, which he apeales Huently, orofthe French and German PiHont ee Moan: languages, equally his own, in any of the different branches 0 Admission to all part of the Course 50 cents. athorough audliberal education, andalso drawing and painting o 7 JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor. either landscapes, or flowers. 4 ‘ Centreville, June 29th, 1815. 430 3t?m {dhe beat reterdnces can bead, and hie name ,and residence ve A. Verrel French Protestant Church of this city, No. 99 Franklin str. t. ind tm¥re ™~ Cc hand. ‘Also, "Arpertcan Fig W. mv23 Im*rh HAV. dub them will be found Cabanas, do Imperiales, Cubrey Wemer Segars; do Gey Bement Balises, Golouas My C8, jonas, ous other brands, Also, old. ‘To 5 old Tobacco, pov house, just imported by Cl a NOTICE. M%: and REE is dest ig lying th Gbuntry with the best of help, free ol WARRINGTON & RICHARDS, ‘218 Water i /EGARS, imported by M. AN. fNAS 3 27 Liberty meets, cot ts of haracter, both protestan and colored. tie flatters himself that by do fitting all those in want of employment, an patronage, which such an undertaking’ me 9544 Duane street, and fitted up for the accoi want of employment. Call at 95}¢ Duane street. je20-1m*m ETER ROBERTS respec P AST IRON WATER PIPES, of different sizes, constant ‘Among fro - hristoph Colon and the a3 3m*re ablic in town th |. His offic modation of all in NEW EMBROIDERIES. fully calls. the attention of his Save risadianvede otha shove [3 ‘week, viz: the 30t on folk ollowi Bit se Ent Jackson, y Barlow, 4 Richard} 5 John Smith, 6 Ignace Katan: ‘quois Indian from tries have been made : T James Wood, of Chi friends and the public to some splen Charles Wright, description, received by recent arsivels, which, being impared | 9 Gearge Rice. direct from the European, manufactories, will be ata] 4G@.Bingen, | trifling advance on the original cost. He would also call atten: | 5 John 8 Vandina, tion toseveral lots purchased at auction, atan immense: retail bad ars plaids, figures, COMIC ALMANACS FOR 1846, FOUR KINDS. appearance of our Comic Almataes, replete with fun and Ane ‘i ’s Comic, Turner's Comic, Crockett’s Go a Head Comic, and De Darkies Comic, those on the spot will call; look, laigh, and buy ; those at « distance will order, ot send for samples. Always on sale the greatest variety mud quantity of Childrens’ Books, colored ‘and plain: Song Books, colored prints, &c. &c. the country; catalogues on applica: . Show Bills of ali kinds given to dealers. I low, very low, for cash, and do full justice to all time inde acta, al et nw Nee, jelIm*re 74 Chatham street. Look at This! SUPERIOR MARKING PLATES AND ALPHABETS CUT. BY JOSEPH SIMPSON, No. 60 FULTON, Near to Peart Street. je8im®rre DR. BROWN, DENTIST, AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT, NO. 20% BROADWAY, three doors above’ Chambers street, next te Stewart’s new building, continues to Cremium Artificial Teeth, from one to whale set, ou caiearife Principles of Atmospheric Pressure. Also, WHITE CEMENT, aint oat ss a for mastication eae by tha My seooemmertac tts" chtaaee’ Seeman TOOTHACHE {ble tooth for file; theteby ghylating the pein and . itis certainly que of the greatest discoveries e, and never fails of the desired effect. The mostten- eth filled without any unpleasant sensation. Artificin teeth inserted in the most approved manner. je7 Im*ec BIGGAR’S REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS, 67 Canal Street, 18 doors West of Broadway. OLILECTORS OF ENGRAVINGS visiting the ity will ere tind o c A eeaing one of the choicest collections E OLD une-half the usual prices. B.+Grate Aprons and Drapery for Looking Glasses in wreat variety and of the newest designs mid Im*ee [MhoRTANT NOTICE TO DAGUERREOTYPE AR TISTS.—The undersigned have made lication to get Letters Patent for their new process to color Daguerreotype Pictures. This process produces an effect not known before, and changes the appearance of the Besverroctype to that of the finest painting. ‘This coloring process is done by nature itself, guided only by the hand of the operator, and machinery. It can be peformed by every one not skilled in the art of painting, and will be perfectly unde at one glance. It also can be com: municated in writing, withoutdifficulty. Artists wishing t the Patent right fe i Gets mabe ements rot Em DE Wee Exchange, Philadelphia. WINES, OIL, OLIVES, &e ERT DAVIS, 45 Pine street, corner of William, offers for sale the following articles of his own selection and importation :— Gy Pure Pale Sherry Wine, of the hi . de" Bort n wove ania dee ee 2 Indy, Clos de Vi Chambertin Reman do , Clos \t,C) rt do Johanisberg. and” Mareobrunner, "Cab do aneberg, Greunh ao a Marge inltves katour, ha" Rose do imchristi, white and red, do Ate mall package Queen's OF euiic rin fn above eriafon are werrited tobe th very best qual andselecte My Abel of ith great care, without rd Subsertber, daring the lst ufae' month," edt CAPITALISTS. RARE CHANCE—To ii it ir A Rabat ciate ans: ee sora dion ees worship for the :manu-El Congregation of. . oe 4 pa nishing two lots, between Bow. mt East River, and between igome and Madiaon streets, EPUEDO a, nquire a 4 5 dRetmer & Brothers, 87 Beaverstieets Liverpool.—Consignees ’ it permits on board, at ot of Wi et, immediately, Al five days must be sent to Public Store, 1 re i RATS, MICE AND COCKROACHFS. HIS is to certify that we hi i Titer Wat ant Socata el afr greatest satisfaction "aa BRENT nded. inter 5 G, Dunning’s Hotel, and hich vill be fowad well desery iy tuspeetion, Tie Thewita trevary coctatleroelee tt per cant eader ARNE Jobe Thoeiyeon. Scases of various G agd jwiss and French Muslins, in ot i Laces, Veils, Hosiery, Gloves, &e., &e all of which will be sold dectled bargning, ‘yal imere ‘No. 973 BROADWAY. ted with care from, the laughing volume of DERN Engravings in the country atless than | pj 6 J. Taylor, 7 E. Chenny, 9 fal HURDLE AND Fi A Hard feet each to the mile. been made :— Barry Clark, from San: Oscar ‘agar A. ¢ TEN MILE RAC URDAY THE 5rn rom T id Cheney off on first fair day, ‘The entrance to the fir be opeu unt take or ¢ on Mr. Sinith, Sat ed to wear a body sI in artes. dress. Race. Any pe other person wit ithout ret FOOT AND HURDL BEACON COURSE, 1O take place on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday of next permitting, for Purtes amounting to $2100. Monday 0th, at 23, o'clock First a Purse of $900" f ce ot Oke mile, $3079 the 24 in the Races “Forhis aceche > hav feng SAN achiate, the lro- Same Day—At 4 o'clock a Pur tance walked in one hour. Mr. C. Duchesny, of Montreal, en 3K, TO OF JU: $130 to the, second, and are oh Steeprock, the formation of the same with Randall 8: person running or walk y E RACING ON THE th of June and 3d and 5th of July, weather The fol'owing race e been made :— 7 Scotch Bantam, or Robert Williams, who has arrived from Srotland forthe Race. 8 Edward C ‘Canada. ‘ reatest dis- urse the following En- 10 North Star, of Canada, 11 Charles Freeman, 12 Charles Kirk, 13 John Navils, 14 John Janson, 15 George Whitehead, 16 Wm. Vermilyea, 17 Wm. 8. Sherwood. 18 J. Boston. For this arleston, Hig! -neck Chemisetts, richly embroidered, from 14s to $3,50 ‘OOT RACE FOR PURSES OF $800 worth $2,25 to $5,50. ON 34 JULY. 500 Embroidered: Collars, finished edges, for 8¢., usual price | _ To take place on 3d July—First, a Footrace of five miles 10s 6d. ad for a purse of $400—$75 to the second best and $25 to the third 150 Fypbroidered Capes, at $3, usual price $5. best : to come off at 354 o’clock For this race the following 50% do do veryrtich, from $6to $10. entries have been made :— 200 prs Embroidered Under Sleeves, from 4s to $3,50. 1. Maj. Henry Stannard, | 6. Ambrose Jackson. 1 case Embroidered Dresses, {rom $3 upwards. 2 American Deer, or William | 7. R. M. Hail. 500 doz Linen Lawn Handk jackson, who has just ar-| 8 Peter Hutcherson. 50do ned from England for| 9. Igrace | Katanchiate, the this rac uois Indian. 3. Long Mike. 10. Welch Bautum \ 4. Edward Chenny. 11. C, Dermond. which are offered unusually ch 5. Wm. Fowl. lle Race at 4 o’clock, for a purse of $400, nd horse, third horse to receive back his en’ trance. | The race to be’ 1%. mile heats, four hurdles of four following entries have ». gd. Hops. Ed. Snip. Ningara. t For this race the ta Fe. ch. brother to Fashion.) ver enters his horse. TAKE PLACE ON SAT- LY, FOR A PURSE OF $800— $50 to the third in the race—To come aif ataigorclock. "For this race the following entries have 1. William Jackson, the Ame-| 6, R. M. Hall. rican deer. 2. John Gildersleeve. 3. Major Henry Stannard is 7. C. Dermond. 8, James Whelan ‘Wm. Pinckney. _ Ignace Katanchiate, roquois from Canada. Bis | Se fadiaa | 10. the honld the weather be unfavorable, the race will come ive race, alsothe Hurdle Race, will ng. ‘Should there be any mis- Will be corrected by leaving in- th, Park Row. Each ‘numbers by calling Each person will be requir= Mhe riders in the Hurdle Race to tide will be no. dist in the Hurdle ; his horse. ea ode in by any gard to weight. Seif i Bs FARE T ‘O BALTIMORE #1. _ Through in Seven Hours. NEW CASTLE AND FRENCHTOWN RAIL ROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINE, J after Wednesd: elphia and Baltims t ‘The Traing will leave ad From Philadelphia, 1th and Market streets. pt Sunday,at 8 A.M. Dell, 1PM.| And And Daily, at Wheeling and Pittsbu ittsburgh can be had at the Depots Boren Bs PR et =e ay next, June 25th, the fare between ore, by the Mail Lines, will be reduced as follows:— From Baltimore, Depot in Pratt street. exe, Sunday, at9 AM, aily, at 8 P.M, through to Wheeling and th and Market sts, DDELL, Agent. Je%Mec h—Tickets tl rect, at St teave ov Monday ‘Steamboat K. leave an Ato clock P. of Barclay street Steamboat N o’cloe! ‘clock. Passeny: rs taking ay in ample Game leant state Yeti en at tal All persons are forbid without a written order ‘or passa, Courtlangt and Li “boat ROCHESTER, Cal ‘Wednesday'and NICKERBOUKER, Captain A- ‘Thursday and Saturday evenings, landing at intermediate places, EW JERSEY, C on Migaiiay, Wednesday, Friday Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain L. W. Brainard, will leave on Tuesday, Thursday e the Hedoons oderat from or_freight, T o'clock streets. R. G. Crattenden, will Evenings, at7 o'clock. in A. Houghton, at7o'clock. from the foot apt. R. H. Furey, will leave ‘and Sunday Afteraoaps, at 3 ‘and Saturday Afternoons, at 3 ig cither of the above Lines will arrive in Alba- for the Morning Train of Cars for the east or west. ‘The Beats are new and “ongpeaee ge furnished with new and a and accommodations are un- te rates. trusting any of the Boats of this Line, Captains or ts. Agents. the boats, or to P. C. sugly on board u 5, Fe 4, m ‘Setaitz, at the office on ran as follows, Pier No. (East NEW FERRY ‘ORT HAMIL YELLOW HOOK AND NE THE Steamboat HAMILTON, Captain H, above Ferry, wwillcommence on Monday, the ith ins, and further notice : River, TV TON, W YORK. Fore Hamilton, 5 £. 7 BM ‘are, 1244 cents. X ready fo commence her ta oa July 12g P. M. board, foot of I ro: Jem ietm PRE KOR ST, JOHNS, N. B.—The Britis TORIA, Price master, b m8, de what freight may offer This Day, Fow, (It Jutly,) for whic t A , OF to VSS BROOKS, Nos. 65 & 67 Nassau st. ish brig VIC- d, take taine For AMUSEMEN'S. PARK THEATRE. FRENCH OPERA. Monday Evening, June 30th, I be produced the celebra- the Second Time in city, wil ted en of LA VORITE. Leonora de Gusman, ce ry, nv Corio id arquette, ‘cents; Gallery, 2 cents. oors open at7 oelock, aud the Curtain will rise precisely at half-past 7 o'clock. Marquis de.Vilecou Col de la Garde, Chipp ‘To be followed by a Mi Gi i ov 0 for Froprietors......... 0 The Entertainments will commence witl Mast.” W. Wood will i. El Grand Classi: mene Being for the B Mo hemian Girl gether the best Bat Jermojyt*ec NIBLO’S GARDEN. Reengagement of ROBERTS, ‘The celebrated Comedian from the London Theatres. First Night of the Ballet Pantomime by the ACROBAT FAMILY! lay Evening, June 30th, will De presapted the original Vaudeville entitled E CHAPEAU DU GENERAL, ladame de la Garde,. Miss H Matthews de Villee . Miss M Taylor J Sefton |'Chs de Merval, Hagher le | Louis, Levere tomime by the Acrob im cig Peas bat LA SABA EOIsE Et ae AMANS. Twat $ CONCERT TA MUSATDS Tocouclude with the petite Comedy of A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. Six Alfred Hightlye: ie ved Mr Roberts. Sir Bape Chase. Chy prem flesiaDert Mise Taylor Mr Beltre, her Babe Fixture, T. Placide Mr Fixture, Mrs Watts (OP Aa efficient Poti I al i itteadaace to main- tain good order and et ali proper persous out. Oye Tickets Hifty Cent \ pi limices number of Season Tickets will be of. pS * ther ere, to commence at 8o’clock. Doors open at CASTLE GARDEN. tes; +e. Messrs. French and Heiser, Admission 25 Cents. Grand Entertainment! lay Evening, J seth, ares the Gelchyaiod Onersat Ex Heine bu Chyperss re to the celebrated Opera of La Reine Du re. "Bong, Mr. Dennieo #4 Polish Dance, M’lle. Desjardins. » pear as a Model of Ancient Greek and man Statuary Overture by the Band. To be followed by Farsloe’s Comic Tableaux Mouvans, in which Messrs. Wood, Parsloe, Denuison and Miss Cohen will appear. Overture to the Opera of Fra Diavolo,. Boltso d’Espagua by Mad’selle Desjardins, ic and Gladiatorial Scene of the Youth of Sparta, by Masters W. and F. Wood. Overture to La Zanetta. To conclude with the most finished Act ever presented to the by Acrobi e McGREGGOR, McGREGGOK. and HAMED, + a Prince of Persia, both of which will be enacted by Herr Cline. etween the Entertainments an uitermiasion of Tex for Promenade and Refreshments. oors open at half-past 6 o’clock. Performance to com- at Bo’elock. PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE. CHAMBERS STREET. Tue Best Ventuiatep THEATRE IN 7! IMME 17-8 iinut i, L.A He City. ENSE ATTRACTION!!! First Night of the New Opera Jenefit of Palmo's Ethiopian Burlesque Company. mday Evening, June 30th, une Or, the Revolt of the Woodheads. Founded on La Bayadere, with Burlesques on all the original atices To conclude with the Medley Burlesque of th VIRGINIA GIRD) ee roduced the gems of Balfe’s Opera of the Bo- n which are i d the Laughing Polka, Admission 25 Cents. Private Boxes, for four persons, $2. Ppa open at 34 to 8 o’clock—Performance to commence at M4 glock. 7~ Box Office open from 8 A. M. untilé P.M. VAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON, BOWERY. (G-OPEN EVERY EVENING \ . GRAND GALA WEEK. Miss Orville, late of Niblo’s, has been engaged for six nights: Also, Barney Williams, the celebrated Irish Comedian, Also, Miss A. Homer, the American Klssler. Also, Mr. J. Goodwin, the beautiful Comie Da ‘Also, the Ethiop. ratic Brothess and Sisters, Messrs. ardiner, Whitlock, White, Johnson and Bryant, forming to- of Minstrels in the wortd, who defy com- ncer. petition, and challenge any other Band to Play, Sing and Dance for the sum of $1000. Admission only One Shilling. No postponement on account of the weather. Doors open at 74, o’clock. Performance commence at 83 clock. Je29 Iwtec A CARD. GRAND CELKBRATION OF THE 7 FOURTH OF JULY, AT VAUXHALL GARDEN, BOWERY. HE MANAGER would respectfully inform the public that he is making extensive preparations for the FOURTH give an Afteraoou and Evening Per- F JULY, when he w mance in the Saloon. Also, A Grand Military and Civic Ball, the Garden, for which he is building a new and elegant floor. Price of admission to the Afternoon Performance, 25 cents. ion in the evening, to the Garden, Saloon and Ball, illon Band is engaged for the occasion. gements will be entirely under the direction of Officer Bird, who will preserve the best of order,and exclude ing to commenee at Sand co: ; inne until 12 o'clock. r particulars see bills of the d E LA REE, Manager. ani th ist, Gi to, cared in ove minute, without pain. ‘Teeth extracted with less | | The unrivalled Steamboat ROBERT MORRIS, Captain J, | Messrs. Gassoners and Young's, map at than half the usual Paiuy on Q "| st; Dougiess, will, on. and after Monday, June 16, leave Dock | ¥itiden Taney nad at onto the panel *Firewor . PRICES LESS. Street wharf, daily, (except Sundays,) at 3 o'clock, P.M. Pas- | “q/ty,;wath full dipections tor setting jenn eee: than any other Dentist in this city. References will be given to | grazers will arrive’ in Baltimore at about 10 P.M. Fare only etic lhe nen ood 8 eehrhsd uuiperous families and to the medical fueulty in thi eit, by | $1. FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS?! calling at No. 20034 Broadway. my? I This Li DME. EDGE respectfully informs the public that his a TEETH, TEETH, TEETH. Seamboat angements, this season are_.on the mot} extensive soa! 75 Oni: ob fil ae yon, ay ie E now ly prepared u LL KINDS of D: * $ > Ohio furnish Cities, Towns, Public Gardens, 7 » Parties &e .L KINDS of Denteal “Operations performed in a superior Constitution, . with pyrotechuie displays, varying in price from $20 t0 8000 style ani cheaper than any other dentist in the city. City | George Washington . comprising the most brilliant and vari fires and ap} oeponney dentists can have plate-work done by applying at the | This Line leaves, Bowly’s ‘whari, more at $F. M— ate designs. Mr. E. will also add to his display this season fou office, Instructions in any single branch, or in the whole sys | ‘Pickets for Wheeling and Pittsburg’ can be procured on board | entire new colors, never before exhibited to the public-A tem of denustry, ill be Raven on the most reasouableterms. | ih: host eee eee one eee Bigs mkarnes, atid E AYLOR, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist; —_—_—_____ any other Pyrotechnist * BI 62 Kast Broadway. | uNiTED STATES MAIL LINKS FOR BALTIMORE. Oifices in the City, Nil Cate , Mr. J. Robertson + anc DENTISTRY—VALUABLE DISCOVERY. Fave $2—Through in Siz Hours. aca LS lady Cae ee PRESERVE YOUR TEETH, PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTI- y; BAAC » Jr, Pyrotechnist. W XY will you suffer with the toothache, when by calling MORE RAILROAD LINE. u B ee oe tte Lah “| sees near, Brg way, you Via Chester, Wilmington, Elkton, Havre de Grace, ke. FIRE WORK: : entire 2 H ‘ new preparation, that’ will cure it ina few minutes, with Wrholesal Retail— United ‘State Laborat T assortment, which exceed any ever offered b: weight will be found, by ity. “Canton Fire Crackers, &c. in abundance. GASSN’ De: N.B. uary and accom; FRANCISCO, whose beautiful and instructive Hixpoo Frs- Americ: an engagement DELLA EMONS. The entertainments will commence wit! apathy ng HINDOO FESTIVIT! every afternoon. Dj% and NIGHT ASCENTS, ute id E 2 , manufacture: WE, ¥ 5 {0 32 Lewis prest, Comma, up stairs, elite res ELYSIAN FIELDS—(Honoxen.) Free Exhibition every Afternoon, commencing on Tuesday, July 1, at 3 o'clock. R. McCARTY has the pleasure to announce that he has made arrangements for a short time with that justly true id celebrated FAKIR OF ANGELINA, and the extraordi- ished Prince of all Wonders, YOUNG have ‘been the wonder and admiration of all Europe, nd the Indies. he has the pleasure to announce with that admired Vocalist and Dancer, Miss h Ye TE: vith ‘oung Francisco’s ! selected from is gi agie Cabi which will be found the fol- lowing;—Egyptian Rings, Mystic Figure, the Maiden’s Glove, Lobes of Eudar, Cababistic Boxes, Divination of Goblets, An- nihilation Of Balls, and the Fakir’s Outlandish Supper; ‘after hich he will introduce the Indian Games, after the manner of i, by Mite EMONS. nclude with Francisco's elegant he celebrated ACROBAT FAMI- of the following Marronetts;— ngi; 2d, Joseph, the Chinese Marvo, the Naval Dancer; ith, Gardener, a . Alonzo, the Equilibrist; 6th, Fyall, the Mystic consistin an, the Graceful 3d. jer, Sth, rl; 7th, Aft », Kog: wi Great Western, as Peleg Smashum. er which, the burletta entitled Old Grimes and his Wife, ‘be performed by several of the figures. e New York Brass Band has been engaged, and will play Je 90 3t*re GLORIOUS "16. OONS, FOR le and HE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand and for sale, an ew stock of brilliant Fire Works,comprising a for beauty of appearance: utility, will them in iS years; and ifsold by 30 per cent, the cheapest in the YOUNG, 132 Chatham ers pposite Cl ' ~alers in Groceries and rats, and ‘Agents for the celebrated Pavilion Lee at 4 ‘Chasers being prohibited in this city, @ ts ¥ will self receive vaste for them: from tee counerye jus Im*th FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &C. sere, A fe aneati will | Baietd. we have removed from 80 to 76 Chatham. PPPHE mubecriber offers for gale a complete assortment of py- rotechnic artic] vale 5 € the quality warranted. owrnclesate buyers of small fireworks will find their advan- tage in call. Prices as low asa good article ean be af faejed, and the best article “vatranted to be the cheapest. Chinese Firecrackers and Fireworks at a reduction of 50to 60 pe m3i tjyl*m F pri a nd sail To-mor- yf passage, apply to the Captain on om W. MOREHEAD, 41 (1 DCORAWAM AS Gourdand ate ‘others. or Sd PPRFON RO, 0.18 Brad 63 Courtli of Capt. RE BOAT FOR SAL FOR NEW ORLEANS—This Day at 12 o'clock | crininas and The ‘New York Line——The Barque . Minot, will sail as above, on , at Murray’s wharf, ZOLLINS & CO., 36 South st. this day L the will receive the above named reward on returning No. N generally, for the very hopes ire’ Honas Fans, ang h id qola Light, Roman Candles, Serpents, ‘ort Fires, Blue Lights, Scroll 8, ors ort Hires, Hise Ping’ Crackers, Dos Crackers, Canton Roe! Country merchants and cal] and examine the above stock. t N. B. Committees for city and country dis FOURTH OF JULY, 1845. Dealers in Fireworks, will find it to and examine an extensive assortment R. AYLIFF’S old establishment, 76 Tobe ate Crackers just received. lammoth Sky Rockets, Jel Im*re at t 1845. FOURTH OF JULY, PEOPLE. FIREWORKS FOR THE Jes, manufactured exclusively for his own the best maker in the country. ¥, ‘ o Liye public or private exhibitions, supplied at the sm0Y cent from last season prices. hn > , 75 Maiden lane, WW. HOLBER TON, rsides a. FIRE WORKS—FOURTH OF JULY! NEW YORK LABORATORY. BENNETT, 196 Front, street, two doors south of Ful ton, ‘The most extensive and brilliant assortment of works are now offered at the above ry and 4 Siena, Rectan rth gol es, Pyramids, Varticlen "Mines. of Serpents d Stars, te is Wheels ble jers in general are requested to Rl a ye moat Ti :D—the mi ad Stars, Maroons, i eons, To v ket military and terms with fate parties, can be supplied on thi bove mentioned articles WARRAN’ h the ost Care. FIVE DOLLARS REWARD, OST—On Monday last, (16th inst.,) at the Park Theatre, or between the Theatre and Park Place, a Gold Bracelet, in form of a Snake, having an opal set in the head. ‘The finder same at Je% wire 44 Broad street. PORTER, ALE AND CIDER. JOHN J. STAFF'S BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, | EE’ ve Mu % Osa Tia nlneere, chinks cols, felende aed tee Babine liberal share of patronage already re- PLE fa pei A noe ine spived, and by strictattention to business to merit a con- beantifinl a jeasure Boat, 18 feet in | tinuance, darhvand Bfeet in width, in offered for sale. She is FIRST QUALITY— pletely found in every respect, havin Philadelphia Porter Newark Cider, put in complete order. Fre $150. For partientai Croton Ale, London Brown Sient, the fie 5 CROSBY: Haq, No. 2 Nassau st \ tau Seetch | {29 Stis® ee Orders for shipping attended to with despatch, mnbil ee -_ ae en _LATEST INTELLIGENCE. BY LAST EVENING’S MAILS. ‘Washington. [Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasuinnaton, June 27, 1845. Funeral Rites in Washington tothe Memory of Gen. Andrew Sacksor. A great and glorious and honorable day to the Fe- deral Metropolis. The duties of respect to the me- mory of the hero, the statesman, the patriot, the Christian, the friend of Washington city, the friend. of his country, and her, rights, and human rights every where, have been most beautifully and honor- ably accomplished. “All honors to the brave, Who in the land, or in the wave Have battled in defence of the right.” Sunnise—! and brilliant. Flags half mast all over the Metropolis. The bells are pealing the dirge of the warrior throughout the city. Minute guns at the Marine Barracks und the Navy Yard. Excur o’cLock, A.M.—The quiet of the Sabbath prevails. The Capitol, Executive Mansion, public departments, Offices of the National Intelligencer, the Union, the Constitution, the U. S. Journal, the edifices of the Corporation, the public hotels, the stores and shops, and many of the private dwellings draped and festooned in mourning. Ten o’cLock, A.M.—Martial music, men in gay uniforms jing the streets, Marine Band near thirty mcrong In red coats and white pants, followed by a company of Odd Fellows from the Navy Yard, marching up to the President’s. Various h- nents forming at other points, for a movement to the same quarter. ‘ Hatr-past ELeven—Avenue ually filling up with passengers. President Polk at the White House, in Ogle’s elliptical saloon (Ogle’s furniture still in the apartment, threadbare and dingy). Presi- dent waited upon by the heads ¢f departments, the diplomatic corps, Army and Navy Officers, Soldiers of the ae War, the Cosparste iy eimtigen the Com- mittee of Arrangements, &c. Among the compan: we were pleased to find there our valued old filet and fellow-citizen, Col _R. M. Johnson, “The hero of the Thames, my boys, The hero of the es.” ‘Tweive O’Crock.—An immense concourse in front of the White House. The various divisions of the procession forming near there, on the avenue and the adjacent lateral streets. From the dent’s tothe State Department, sidewalk under the shade, lined with ladies of every gradation of age, complexion, _ beauty. _ Numbers inside grounds looking over the railings. The grand por- tico of the Treasury building, extending alone the the \ avenue south of the State Department some ¢ hundred feet, absolutely dazzling to behold from Will be presented, for the first. time i congregation there of bright eyes and radiant faces operatic Duiteague and ballet Caction, osded © | of peactfel yo Sorte tictamerehie soap locks, UE PARE; rangers, idlers of all kinds, white, red, yellow and black, crowding the pavements in the vicinity of the President’s Square. Sun intensely hot, notwith- standing a fine breeze from the northwest. One O’Crock.—The tolling of the bells and the minute peals of the artillery in the» Executive Square, announce that the procession has been put in motion. All the windows and balconies, and porticos, and doors on both sides of the avenue oc- cupied with the fair sex, including a small sprink- ling of darkies, while a greater number of colored folks are taking their chance upon the pavements, though constantly ousted out of the way by the poor white trash, as they call them. Fine co! jon of fair sweet lasses in the windows of Apollo Hall. Jemmy Maher’s, Johnny Foy’s, the Union office, the Democratic Poll, Joseph K. Boyd’s, Moore’s, Jemmy Clephane’s, Galabrun’s, rs, Brown’s, Coleman’s, the United States, and nearly the lot of Jackson Hall, and the Temperance House, and the Literary Depot, and the Metropolis House, and the Polk House, conspicuous in their black dra- pery, and for their suddenly and largely augmented population. Thence to the railroad depot, to the foot of Capitol Hill, every house is adorned with black, and every window illuminated with bright eyes. There were some countenances in the balcony of the Temperance House, which would almost tempt the veriest wine-bibber to swear to. pledge indefinitely, for the privilege of a kiss. Ne- vertheless, juleps, more than dew-lips, were the de- sideratum of the day. Hatr-Past Ong O’Ciock.—Head of the proces- sion passing beneath us, as we look out from our lofty position in the United States. Ist. Chief Mar- shal, Gen. Alexander Hunter, and aids; the mili- tary, half a dozen well equipped and disciplined vo- lunteer companies of infantry and riflemen, one cavalry, one of artillery. Four full bands of music. Srconp Divrston.—Officers of the army and navy and marine corps, General Scott and staff at the head ; officers of the militia of the District, Com- mittee of Arrangements, orator of the day, the Pre- sident of the United States, heads of. departments, Ex-Presidents, ome say John Tyler was there, but we did not sce him,) Ex-Vice Presidents, (Col. R. M. Johnson,) the Diplomatic corps, in their splendid official costumes, officers and members of the Su- preme and other Courts, officers and members of the Senate and House of Reveneeniny and ex- members of both Houses; the. Reverend Clergy, corporate authorities of the cities of W: 1» Georgetown, and Alexandria, ex-mayors the cities of the District, (about two dozen,) all of which division occupied a string of some fifty-seven carriages, varying from four to six persons to each eats. including the driver and his friend in the OX. Tuy Division.—The Grand of Free and accepted Masons of the District of Columbia, num- bering several hundred strong, and the subordinate Lodges. Odd Felhows’ Societies, firemen, red jack- ets, white pants. With this division there were two fine bands of music ; and among their banners,taste- fully shrouded, we noticed as Pigateos So lsome. those of The Landing of Columbus; Portrait of Washington, surrounded with a dense wreath of evergreens ; Beehive, with a circlet a flowers, wreath on the top of the 3; An ideal Temple ; Green banner with motto in yellow letters. Fovrtu Division.—The several District Demo- cratic Aesociations, with their magnificent banner in front, presented to the Young Hickories last fall, by Mrs. John C. Rives and other democratic ladies of Washington. Four or five hundred men, one band of music. : _Firtx Drvision.—Georgetown College, Colum- bian College, Columbian T: aphical Society, Washin n Benevolent Society, Temperance So- cieties, Sons and Brothers of Temperance. A turn out, very small, compared with the actual foree of these societies. | Perhaps not more than two hun- dred men in all—fife and drum. J Sixrx_Drviston.—Officers and subordinates of the several Departments, other civil officers, strangers and citizens. A very ret ly of men.— This division was particularly remarkable for the vast proportion of umbrellas, new and old, black,yel- low and green, which it carried along. the sid walks a fai ater procession followed the_ re; line, or led fhe way to the Capitol. The main was not everan hour and a quarter in passing our iocation on the avenue, and the whole number in the regular line did not much exceed two thousand men, aie the congregation at the eastern portico of the Capitol, of both sexes, would make an aggregate, perhaps, of some six thousand persons. he excessive heat prevented many persons from joining in the line, who, with a cool and cloudy day would have fallen into the ranks; and the harvest time, and the necessity of getting in the crop with all despatch, prevented an, general arrivals from the country. We noticed, therefore, very few of the yeomanry ofthe land in the crowd. No merely par- iy banners allowed. THE SCENE AT THE CAPITOL, Was imposing; a vast crowd had collected o. he slevated terraces at the west pert, to view the line coming down the avenue, and a large number quiet- ly waited in and about the portico, and upon the flight of steps on the eastern side, in order to have a place to hear the orator of the day. Tho portico was oc- cupied almost exclusively by the ladies—at least five hundred clustered up'there. Oh ! how beautiful they did look. The President, his Cabinet, the Diplo- matic corps, &c., occupied the platform with the ora- ‘or A long and eloquent pryer by Rev. Mr. Sprole ofthe 24 Presbyterian Church. Music by the hands. Then a discourse of some three hours dura- ion, a history of Jackson’s life, and an eulogium, by Mr. Secretary Bancroft. After which the pageant dissolved. 7 5 js Mr. Bancroft acquitted himself to general admira- tion. Many persons, however, after catching his style, and the drift of his discourse, dro} off to dinner, and by the timeche had finisned full one third of the multitude ha i been subtracted from his audi- tory. But of this branch of the obsequies an asso- ejate will amare ree! inform nes . =" expect to send you Mr. Bancrofi’s oration to-night. " Hany Pate rour P. M.—The Military and Civic Associations,with their bands of music,are returnin in singular contrast to the tuneral dirges of their »- ward march,playing the mostlively and stirringairs, including several of Fanny Elssler’s favorite dances. National salute at sunset. Wasnineton, June 28, 1845. The Fifth Day’s Proceedings of the new Court Martial. ‘The Court met at ten o'clock; the journal of yesterday was read, corrected, and approved. Before the regular proceedings should begin, the Judge Advocate an rounced that he would Tey to read a rv which ne had prepared in relation to the Sie oe tion of the first charge. He had not procee far with his reading before the Court stopped him from further read: ling, as it was altogether uncalled for, and upon @ mat- ter not before the Court; it was remarked during the sonversation that arose, that it was casting a ee ‘ile implication on the part of the accused, in objecting to ‘he specification yesterday, The Judge Advocate re- narked—not at: ail, that he only desired to put the ac y -«