The New York Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1845, Page 4

York dail monstrances and deputation against the co St dae appointments in the Gasinee fisuse. and threats, open and undi |, against the elec tion the as. printer to the House—from every qu arter the most unchariteble ns and | ing the appoiptment: Lane to | jand—from every section apprehensions as to the stability of Mr. Buchanan upon our “unquestion- ble right” to the Oregon Territory ; and to crown all, a rankling jealousy of ener clique that every other clique but itself is held in Executive favor ; 2 jealousy which has increased, is increasing, and nnot be diminished, will show you ata glance that Captain Polk is the very crucible of torture, per- plexity and mortification | What will be the result of these internal dissen- sions in the family? South Carolina demands the discharge of Mr. Buchanan—Mississippi of Walker —the barnburners of York State are equally bent up- on the sacrifice of Marey; and as we predicted months ago, we see no hope of harmony—no pro- ci of peace, except in the reorganization of the | ered a perfect beauty in mould and form. A new ship ‘abinet; and if not before, on, or shortly after the | named the John Smith, or something else, owned by W. | the New | Joshua Bates ‘all the finest features of your splendid | fastened as your ships, but beyond this be absurd ‘to attempt any comparison between them. Medford is a regular slop-shop—nothing more. 1 believe | there are only two draughtsmen in the whole place, they are paid by the job, and have little interest in pro- when others reap the credit the reinor appointments flow. He crushed Henshaw, outwitted now wields the nbsp Bancroft himself. sendag for Literal & yesterday for Live: . e most beautifully motelled vessel belonging to Boston. Other ships have cost more money, and have beenmore costly fitted out; but not one of them all can compare with her in beauty of outline. She was built by Mr. Mackay, a mechanic who served his apprenticeship in ork yards, and hence he has infused into the xdford may be as strongly packets, The ships built at ducing anything handsom | of their labors. Mr. Mackay is now building the ship Washington | Irving for the same line of pack: | Bates belongs. She will be utiful vessel. Forbes’s steamer is now planked up, and she is con re-assembling of Congress, there must follow a par- | W. Goddard, is now fitting out here for Valpapariso. ual or thorough dissolution and re-organization, ir which event nothing will appease the es West except the appointment of Benton or Allen to the Department of State and the Oregon negotiations. Now, to a man with half an eye, disint unprejudiced, the policy of Col. Polk is conserve tive and commendable. His object is the concilia tion of all cliques by ¢s fair a distribution of the “spoils” as possible. And while he succumbs t the necessity of obedience, to the requisitions of re- talintive proscription, his conscience evidently g not with him-in the work. Yet his very delay in this ungrateful duty, is perhaps his only alternative of preservation. For there is truth in the remark of Mr. Calhoun, that a political party is held together by the cohesive power of the public plunder. Sup. pese the offices, hen: all to be filled; the housands of unsatisfied claimants, for a share in being cut effectively from the prospect of patronage, would fall back, or a large proportion of them, into. the manke of the opposition’! herste balsty; therefare, in the suspension of the work of rotation, for while there are whigs to be displaced, there are hopes for the ten thousand expectants who never can be gra- tied with even a sinell of the treasury chowder pot, in any event whatever. It will not be strange, therefore, that at the next Presidential Congress, large body, the balance of power, from disappointed expectations of reward, should wheel about into the ranks of the opposite party, and carry its candidates into power. Phe bonds of party—party principles— pay associations and party measures, are power- less against the power of the spoils. And the diffi- culty to their distribution by Col. Polk, is the jea- lousy of the cliques as to the influence which each is likely to obtain in the choice of the succession. His laudable policy on the other hand, to evade « commitment of an advantage to any faction, seems only calculated to bring down upon him and his or- gan the combined oppositien of all. His appointments clearly indicate this neutral po- licy, and the malign opposition of the several clans, and their active agents in Polk’s election, as clearly exhibit their discovery of his unexpected, and_un- precedented plan of operations. Stand fast, Mr.Pre- sident, stand fast. There isnoreceding now—there is no time to pause and reconsider the em adopted. A Hite more of the iron will—a little less of John Tyler’s flexibility, a little more of impera- tive decision, and promptitude of inexorable action, will soon give you the control of the cabinet—the command of Congress, and the tacit assent and co- operation of the cliques. There is too men closeting and caucussing upon terested anc ~ Sales of Stocks at Boston. sqeuanck Boanp, July 3.—1 Appleton Manuf Co, 99}; 490 Wilmington R R, 16[; 29 Western RR, 103; 75 Long Island RR, 71}; 25 do, 71}; 100 do, b 20 ds, 713; 50 do, b to ds, 714; 10 Nor & Wor RR. 71}; 110 do, 71}; 120 do, bm, 714; 60 do, 71). proposals, endorsed c by the subseriber, at his office, 8 Water street, autil Friday, 18th July, 3 o'clock P.M. for carrying 1500 barrels in bulk,more or less, from the U. 8. Navy Yard, Brooklyn, to the > Yard at Pens:cola, Fla, ‘Ten fair weather working lay da be allowed at each port for taking in and discharging cargo. No primage allowed. ‘The vessel must be subject to the in- spection of the Yard, and be ready to lord as soon as required. Navy Ace ROSPER M, WETMORE, Navy Agent, Navy 1's Orrice, New Vork, June 20, 1845 je2) lawiw re CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON LANDS FOR SALE. oa vein of the Cumbe: = SUPERIOR oal, contiguous to the Report of Prof. raising. st Likewii 2,400 acres are offered on reasonable terms. ron Ure tract of 11 500 acres, consisting a mesdow, ‘hematite Iron Ore, also contignous to the Baltimore & Ohio Roatroad, and the land is well timbered with Yellow egos heey ote the various jrcm ores, oa ¥ ell asthe coal, may e seen, aud full particulars given, by applying to DR: LEWIS Fe UCHEWANGER, 430 Steod*re. THE WONDER & BL THE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. LET EVERY MAN, WOMAN & CHILD, HO. is troubled with Coughs, Colds, Spitting, Blood, Liver Complaints, Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping in in the Side ad Breast, Sore ‘Throat, Rising or ‘Tickling in rvous Debility, Palpitation of the Heart, Broken C uu, from the abuse of calomel and other causes, try the genuine, and only genuine, Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, prepared by the celebrated Dr. Swayne of Philadelphia—all others are spurious, and mere imitations. Therefore, be cautions to ask for the original and only genuine preparation from this valuable tree—Dr. Swayne’s Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. Principal ofice, worthewest coruer 8th aud Race streets, Philadelphi Wm. Mili Cough, , M.D. corner of Broadway and John 5 Bleecker, commer of Minetta streets h Dispensaty, 188 Bowery, corner o Spris -G Wood, M. i rk; farlem; Iand, Co., 80 Maiden Laine, N' Cook, 76 Baltimore street, Baltim: New Orleans; L. B. Sw Y.; Mrs. Hayes, Brookly Pittsburg; E. B: w York; Rev. e; Andrew Oliver and M. Winslow, Rochester, } . Kleine, St. Louis; Win.Th inman, Cinciunati;’ Pierson and Harriso 720 Broad street, Newark, N. J.; Benjamin Olds, 278 Bros street, Newark, john 8. Hurisoa, Salem, Mass.; J. H. Pierce, 4 Stanwix Half, Maiden Lane,’ Albany, New. York; Backus and Bull, Troy, New York; Spalding and Harrington, Worcester, Mass.; James Green aud ‘orcester, Mass.: E. Hollidge, Buffalo, New York; Grant and Bockee,” Pough- keepsie, New York;'0..0. Woodinan, Vicksburg, Miss; H. and J. Brewer, Springfield, Mass.; J. P. Hall and Co., Boston, Mass.; E. 8. Holden, East'Bostou, Mass.; P, M. Cohen and Co Charleston, 8. C. Jel9 3meod*rh the consequences of this or that appointment—too much hesitation to act, and too much available rea- | diness to retract. An amiable President is a weak President—a prompt, energetic, and irrevocable ac- | tion, either in the retention, rejection, or appoint: | mentof a subordinate is the only course. In this | hour of bitter trial and_ perplexity, let the neutral | press stand by the administration, and encourage | and advise him, otherwise the squabble for the | spoils will upset all the great measures contemplated | in his election, of the re-establishment of the Sub- | Treasury—the reduction of the Tariti—the annexa- tion of Texas, the settlement of the Oregon bound- ary, and the acquisition of California. Boston. Boston, July 2, 1845. Collectorship—Appointments and Rejections—Concord Freeman—Rantoul and Walker. The Herald is so universally read all over the Union, and having established itself so tirmly for candor, ability and extraordinary political sagacity and foresight, it is a most desirable medium of communication. I see in some of your late numbers, some original, and to my mind very correct predictions, with regard to the effect, | and result of the late course of the administration. You | mention dissatisfaction among different portions of the democracy in the country and in your city. So it is here and all over the State, and it may with truth be said, | from pretty much the same causes. Marcus Morton was a candidate, and had no doubt of a seat in the cabinet. For this post he was beaten by the more cunning and wily Secretary of the Navy. Surly, dejected and morose, he moped about for several weeks, declaring he would not take the Collectorship, for which he was strongly committed, on paper, for Frede- rick Robinson. But finally, finding the Administration did not care much whether he was cross or not, in viola- tion of his pledge to Robinson, he consented to take the Collectorship, solely upon the condition, that “ he should have his own way about every thing.” Things went on very quietly for several weeks, when a batch of some twenty appointments came on, almost all of them democrats—leaving a large number of whigs remaining Then commenced a tremendous howling and yelling about the Collector’s ears. He stood it a little while with some complacency, but at last Old Mississippi turn- ed Among these removals was one George Gib- son, an inspector, who is and has been a fast friend of Benjamin F. Hallett. A few days since, Mr. Gibson was hurled back in Morton’s teeth, as an appraiser, through Mr. Hallett’s influence. The Collector must be particu- larly proud of his influence at Washington. In addition to this, the Collector sent on some twenty names for ap- pointment, to enter upon their duties the first of this munth—rumor says, Mr. Walker will not confirm them and has written he does not approve his course.” Won- der if this democrat butcher calls this having his own way! The bristles rise on the back of the “twenty- one-year-service” democrat with indignant fury. The Concord Freeman, one of the ablest democratic country papers inthe State, always firm, consistent and unflinching, utters the sentiment of most of the sound democracy of the State, in the subjoined extract. Mor- ton wrote to Washington before he was appointed, that the city democracy was corrupt and ought to be avoid- ed, and that the country party must be encouraged and fostered ; but according to the tone and feeling of the Freeman, he is likely to “have a good time” in his nur- sery efforts, The writer of this paragraph is, no doubt, C. C, Haswell, Esq , who is about to enter the editorial chair ofthe Ohio Statesman, the organ of the giant demo- Cracy of the great west, ‘The Freeman says :— “George Gibson, Esq., has been appointed assistant appraiser in the Boston Custom House, by the Secretary ofthe Treasury. Mr. Gibson, it will be remembered, ‘was one of some twenty democrats removed on the Ist of June by Collector Morton, though the name of the whigs who hold office under him is Legion. The con- duct of Secretary Walker in placing Mr. Gibson—who has ever been a most faithful and efficient officer, and who was removed without the slightest cause—in a situ- ation much better than that which he was deprived of through the operations of a malice which might be call- ed detestable, were it not too petty to rise to the dignity of wickedness, is universally approved by democrats ; and must be as gratifying to Mr. Gibson himself, as it is deeply mortifying to his small and malignant persecutor, of whose general acts it would be speaking in too flatter ing terms to say, that they are so very trifling, such in- finitestimal doses of littleness, as to be as much beneath contempt, as he himself is beneath common decenc complaint. Yours, &i &. | established 1a | KNAPP'S INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER. HESE PLASTERS prepared for pains and weakness in the back, breast, side or limbs, bruises, sprains, &c., and for asthmatic affections, and croup in children, will ‘in most cases giye immediate and soothing relief. hey will also be found highly” beneficial for complaints of the Liver, Lungs and Kidney. Persons of sedentary habits, whose business requires them to sitor stand much, who may’ be troubled with weakness in the chest, oF pain in the side or breast, will find great relief by wear- ing one of these Plasters. WVith regard to the efficacy ef these Plasters, nothing need be said, as they carry with them their own recommendation, and the price being so remarkably low, is a sufficient inducement for those afflicted to give them a trial. : 3 ‘The proprietor is confident that by the great and increasing de- mand for these Plasters, the popularity which Ge: have obt edsolely by. their own merits, and the univer isfaction which they have given, that they are decidedly superior to any others in use. No pains is spared in making them as adhesive and pliable as possible, and in rendering them free from. all those objections which is a source of complaint to the ordinary plasters of the day. “Fives Plasters need but one trial to give every satisfaction de sired. Be sure and ask for Kuapy’s Indian Strengthenung Plaster, and see that his signature ison the back of each. None others are nuine. Made only by P. B. KNAPP, and sold wholesale and retail at his Medicine Warehouse, No. 362 Hudson street, one door below King street, New York. Also for sale by the Druggists gene- rally. Price 12 1-2 and 18 3-4 cents each m5 aneod* re TREASURER’S OFFICE, Norwicu_anp Worcester Raitroan Co., i fe Norwich, ¢ june 24, 1845, A DIVIDEND of Three per cent for the last six months, has been declared on the shares of this Corporation, payoble on and after the first day of Jul » tothe holders ‘of Stock on the 28th inst., st the Transfer Office over the Suffolk Bank, Boston; at the Bonk of the State of New York, in the City of New York, and at this Office. Che Books will be closed from the 27th of June instant, to the ath of July next inclusive. G. 8. PERKINS, je%itoJulys igh ‘Treasurer. FEV 3 YNKOOP & CO.’8 COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE —For the care of Fever and Ague, Remittent aud Lut mittent Fevers.—The proprietors of this’ medicine having the greatest confidence in tts virtues, have been induced to offer it to the pubite, with the assurance that it will effect and permanentenre of that ing complaint, recommended, extensively ed success in relieving inany of those w this seourg y has NEVER FAILED o} most obstinate stage of the dis« and children may take it strengtheus the stomach and digestive organs, induces an appe- tite, and seldom requires more than one bottle to effect a cure Iris purely vegetable, and eoutains uothing. injurious to the most delicate constitution. We offer the following testimo- nials from two physicians who have used it in their practice with uniform success Gents—I have used your medicine, called “ Compound To- are Mixture,” in eases of Fever and Ague, and have found it te answer the purpose better than aaythiug Ihave ever prescribed in my practice. Ihave used it _whea employed as Assistant Surgeon in the United States Navy, on different stations, and when we have had as many as forty'or fifty cases on. the ‘sick listat one time, and it has aways proved successful. I re- commend this article from a certainty of itseffects anda pre- fereuce over all other articles in medicine for that distressing ‘fi. TRAPHAGAN, M.D. east difficulty. It New York, May 8, 1815. Newarx, N. J., May 10, 1845. ‘Sins—Having adopted the use of your Touic Mixture for the cure of Ague aud Fever, I regard it as deserving of public con- fidence, a medicine that will maintain the claims you make for every case, $0. ¥, Where [ have prescribed it in Ague and Fever essful. Hing itan excellent Tonic in debility following Fevers generally. hope it may get the extensiou and patronage it deserves. Very ctfally, Mawen Be DB: FLEMIN This Mixture is prepared by R. D. Wynkeop, Druggist, 62 Vesey st. New York, and for sale by Dr, L. D. Fleming and B. MeCormie, Newark,'N. J. A. Rs 9, Buffalo; G.& JG Hill, Detroit, MT ueinnati, O; J. NV Barstow, Philadel) i harleston, S. ( |. M esney, Chicago, Ill. je28 Im*ec COME ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM PAIN, Be Cured without Charge or Expense. BARTINE’S LOTION, The greatest Remedy ever known for all the Com- plaints which it professes to cure, will be given Gratis to the afflicted who cannot afford to purchase by, applying to roadway, New York. ARTINE’S LOTION—The Lc jer ages and is the product aided by skill experience Fs n of it Was solely for the inventor's own use, but no sooner had it become nquiries began to be made, bi ractice, t! With all this accumulating wrath, the Collector ‘finds | the friends of those who’ had been benefitted by its virtues his situation extremely uncomfortable, and if he had re- ceived his maximum of $6,400, he would, we'll be bound, be offfor Taunton in no time. It is already reported he is about to resign, and more believe it than disbelieve it He will get his year’s pay in about a month Of this treatment, however, Morton cannot complain. ‘The party have done everything for Morton, and he has done nothing for the party. Self respect and due regard for the interest of the purty, should have induced him to decline the appointment, "He is not fit for the office, and he is too old to learn. We de not mean to say that he is not a distinguished man, and in his way a smart man ; but his taste, character, habits and profession disqualify | generally himto make ® good Collector. So all the merchants | overheating. For Gi say. Mir, Rantoul is the proper man for ( ollector,as ninety- | from individual to individual, wntil | puffing, or the ad of the pu! | location: inflam Stags, Burns, Sealds, Chitblains Corn: | Wor nine intelligent men out of every hundred, in this com- munity will say. His administration was’ satisiactory, and distinguished for the promptness and correctness oi his decisions, and the energy he infused into every | branch of the service under his direction. wherv it might be procured. Thus its fume began to. spread beeame known a a never ne large cities in the Union, Without ie press, acquired its own celebrity and found its wa o public favoras an unrivalled and extraordinary balm in the eure of inany of the ills to whieh mankind are subject, In cases of Gout, Rheumatism, Swellings of all kinds, Dis- Fractured Bones, 8, Cuts, Contusions at- Poisonous Bites and or Bunions, and nnd of every description, it affords an immediate and per- mnanent relief. ft is, perhaps the only article. that can be de- pended upon in the cure of those failing cure, tn most of tended with pain ius in the back and side, oluced by taking cold after violent exertion and fandular ‘Tumors, Lumbago Vall kin sof Eruption: Tetter or kin» i vin is a most excel or Fever an Ague in the Breast and Face, Cramp in the Stomach, mad Heplaahes ie acts likeacharm. But above all, in the cure of Tendi Capsular injuries, Sprains. and Wounds of every description, it shows in a most astonishing manner, its magical powers. In addition to the benign intluence the Lotion exerts over the | accidents and infirmities of man, it has been found no less valu- Mr. Walker is winning golden opinions with the de- | *!¢ in similar complaints to which inferior animals are mocracy of the North, by the able, decided, and judi! ous administration of the Treasury Department. He bids | fair to vie with the ablest of his predecessors. Boston, July 3, 1845 Political Affairs—Our Packet Ships—More about Ship Building. subject, particularly the Horse, whose value. and useful- ness deans the peculiar care of its owners. In some cases, where it has been applied to this fine creature for slight inju- | ries, it has, in addition to an almost instantaneous cu , kiven apparently new anim an extentthat in stances thewinning of a race has be: d to the lat a, rath th ‘al speed of the anim become equally celebrated as an v and beast. The following 7 are ts most Polit re dangerous things to handle, or I would ere | common to the horse, iss eupenoeiey., this have given you an insight into the doings and say | The Lotion is composed ly of the medicinal proper- ings of our great men, as they move the small ones to | pure by distillation and other chemical | ward medici and fro to answer the ends of their ambition. 1 may, however, inform you, that the heads of ten coons and lector Morton. One ofthe locos, a Mr. Lind: winded blad isa long wields considerable influence among mechani which worthy order he belongs. 1 think he was foolish ever toloave his trade, but he knew his own business | sents wanted best. It is stated that he has been removed at the insti. | ation of Mr. Parmenter, whose public acts, expecially is vote in favorfof the tariff of "42, ho has frequently de nced as anti-democratic. Be this as it may, he is now out, and must look out for himself. It is a fuct, that all the recent appointments in the Custom House have bee: given to the Van Buren section of the party. ‘The late editor of the Bay State Democrat has a fat office ; John- son, the business man ofthe same concern, do. do.; Lan- | , its travelling partner, do. do.; and all the country editors who approved of its course, do. do. do.: while on the other hand, the free trade or Calhoun wing of the party, have not been able to secure a single office. Your friend, Isaac Wright, is now considered the leading magnet of the party here, and through him ali ties of vegetable substances, concentrated itis the most innocent, wholesome, ting and cheering character, and will expel, hose + instantly, | da henvy and ht pochouadisea feelings to which many are 80 two locos were quietly cut off on the Ist inst. by Col- | subject, and give i ife and animation to both body and mind. ¢ hadin New Fork of Fhomas 8. Bartine, of 92 Vesey street, opposite Washington Marl made a lib faautity for shi ping oF other uses. for the sale of the above Lotion. D.§. BARTINE & CO., Proprietors, rincipal Depot, 323 Broadway, N.Y. Where a large vabume of testimonials may be seen from highly pectable parties in this city and other parts, — ju28 Imrre THING NEW AND USEFUL. ndeavors, the undersigned has \ the WAMANDES, (Orgeat Paste,) while it combines healthy aud pleasantdrink for the Summer. While it prot | ges these quali it is at the same time use | Hety G mach, and is a capital drink for disenses of the ches can be recomn females in all stages Wet nurses, and can be used atsea as a su for mil Prepared and sold for the P: rr " nese n i | 198 Adtorwoy sereees 2" 8# Proprietor by La Nea ime BC A A. B. SANDS & CO. Broadway, street, New York, beautiful and choice ye the DRESSING in the city, consisting TED Soars, of all varieties In: the Granite AVE the most H i ROOT asd the of Peneumery, of O1ns and PRerarations for rushes of all kiuds; Combs, i of the lady and gentleman, or families case, in purchasing most of the arti: cles enumerated below, that those who wished to bw ind all of them for sale at one place; 4 DS & CO., provide for those who favor them with every article that ladies and ‘gentlemeu may Joshua Bates, Capt. Murdoch, sailed i “yg i without exception the ICTURES OF are cured by Dr ‘mytoms of Stricture are wi apparatus, none but ex: the patient. hose of other aff pa A La should he allow int, it would , DEBILITY.— train of evils resulting from a secret de- emissions and ulti- ith, inds ctw ically cured by Dr. Mon at. perfect cure guaran' ‘Dr. M. holds no communion with medit be the potency, are radi ‘asonable prices as they can be fur- | principles, by resi these articles have been it great expense in time and money in _ma- rs Visiting the city are res] Il and observe the great variety of articlest) HAVING SOAPS.—Of Soaps, mn tint ished is the 0 expressly import ug the selections. laim to be Surgeons, as he sto which the Joshua advertising Surgeon in the city. ym M 20444 Fulton street. Letters post paid and containing a fee w: insure medicine and advice to any part of the Union, Fulton street, near to 10 P. M., daily. or sale. FANCY, TOILET, AND S! reeuwich, New York. Open Gite wh ROOM, in yer asta a Ape grey e pg ope ripen cela og je house; cents Der kame. Brey cater Nate tecnaden Racrmieceet Garites and that he has combined economy the following. prices w show:—A room cau be had as low as 25 cents per night and $1 Per week. ‘The porter will be in attendance at all times d the night: suy body who wants to come iu at late hous ring the hall je20 3w’ © LET—The NEW HOTEL, now falshing at Ho- , immediately adjacent ft yer 43 by 50 ect, tarce ror, on two feet, tl 228 On TWO ig Toomey. with a wink 20 by 38 feet; two ‘his, House is beautifulty situated, city and harbor of New York. Medical Advice. TOR LAMERT is still confident Ld office, 63 Gold street, between Fulton and Beek delicate nature; his treatment being r Wires neither mercury, restraint in diet, or hin it cases cured in 3or4 days, “DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, ari sing from’a too frequent indulgence of i youth, and thereby causing. tially consulted at hiv Ambrosial Cream of Guerl | Verbena Creat Naval and Mili Chinese Shavi choice and fine, and selected with. TC 4 T H Rowlind's Kalydor Micheux's. Freckle_Wasl owlond’s lor, Micheux’s Freckle ‘as! dAmande, Blane de Nie ey sete, Citromane, Blane de Perle, Blane Beaute, &e.&e. T! all diseases of a ansparent Soap; musiness pursuits. Oa HESHNESS AND —= a TP RANSPORTATION OF GOVERNMENT STORES. | Sealed "Tra will be received xe passions of indiscreet jon: t attention, his bodily, to that object being to restore t state of OR nv STRICTUR] tient being the least aware, somet of uninitiated metical pretenders, of the parties themselves, are, by the Dr. effectually cured, with system, mentally an d by mal-treatment and sometimes by the neglect ie Doctor being one of the few qualified adye ‘guarantees a perfect cure, or no cl ters, post paid, enclosing & fee, iminediately atten dicine, with advice, sent to an: ‘Office 63 Gold street. Open part of the Unit Cream of Lilies, Pe mn 8A. M.to 9 P.M. mands Tonique, Pomatam in glass jars ? black, bro bura Pomatam,’ in sticks; superior, highly perfamed | Oil; Atkinsou’s Depilatory, for removing superfluous hair from land’s Essence of Ty air a black or brown al Dye, whicn cel ors the variety of Pastes and ring At wehen Lost ‘les d’Orient, Pom- thedicai Gare, OCTOR FAWCETT, of 196 Fulton Member of the Ro) ¥ Edin}urgh, and Gradui street, New York, Medical College of re of the Jefferson thor of ¢ work embracin mony, Impotency and. 3 ically, : ud saedically explained, wit exposition of the nature and modern treatment of Gonorrhea, Gleet, St ig the skin quidsfor beautifying the hair, or resto FOR THE TOILETTE, OR + India Bay Water; gue Water of our own 1 English Lavender Wa- er; Lubin’s celebrated Amber Lavender; superior Orange Flower Water, Rose Wate DENTIFRICES, and Gums, made by' th Oris. Tooth Pastea_R Farin y’s geunine Eau de Cologne; Colo, fine, at 5s per quart; Secondary Symy tons, ‘al Emissions aud all the cou: pollution, Doctor Fawcett continu e-mentioned diseases, Private consultations at_his long established office, rms of all affec- mode of treat: ‘and without mer. become torpid 07 Ke. FOR THE TE very superior preparatic e most celebrated chemist in. t juste; Chloride Dentifrice; Orris | Tooth Wash, &e. ‘Tooth Powders, in great variety, to plea e Also, the celebrated Clove Anodyne, a ‘safe, pou cure for the toothache. if OK FLOWE DPERFUMERY. Fi Ambroisie, Bergamotte, from excessive indulgence, the parts to’ health an tance, enclosing $1, can have a copy murt be post-paid, and directed to reet, New Yorke “~~ Medical Aid R. GREGORY, 66 Gold street, is athome as usual, day and night, attending to the duties of hi . SI aud others who may chance to need professional services private- ly, and who may desire the best treatmeut—a prompt and effec Dr. Gregory has lately per ary cures, but he never exposes his, pa publishing their certificates. All interviews and conespondence will be considered strictly confidential. VACCINATION TO PREVENT Extracts.—Amaril . sia, Jasmin, Tubereuse, Fleur @ Orange, Jonquille, Gillet, Reseda, Pois de Senteur, Verv Muguet, Vetive ris, Parfum de de Flore, Daphnee, Marechale, Souverains, Da- selves with a pleasant, light and durable Su Ruchesse, Fau Lubin, Eglantine, Hau d atrice,’ Aubepine, Caprice de la Mode, pane, Orange de, Quatre Fleaurs ‘leurs, Suave, Su tual cure—should apj Italie, Bouquet deta formed some extraory i trope, Chypre, Musk, Bi , do des Printemps, do ily, Edes’ Extract, sae, Verbena, Musk, ” Bee. Sc. ‘T AND OTHER BRUSHES—Of the greatestvan- ety, imported and of home manufacture, tts and assortments, such as Hair, T ofall kinds. Velvet, Hat and Cloth Sweet Pea, Sweet Brier, Patey’s Citronnell im ox T THE MEDICAL PANTHEON, 66 Gold st—This stitution is well supplied with, pure and wholesome Va themselves of the advan LOOK AT THIS?! J JUST RECEIVED—Another lot of French Boots, of the best kind, and will be sold hest of French Call Boots made torardes Reger inane Call Boots, $35 and the greatest assortment of Gents Gait very low prices, Also, oes, $2 and $240. A. great variety of all other Maude, ies. Prunells, Satin, &c. ent of all other kinds Misses and Children’s we cannot be beat in thiscity. Do not mis 361 Broadway, corner of Franklin street, M. CAH FINE FRENCH BOOTS for $3 50: City Made, and for style and durability they. are squal to those sold fir $9, at Young & Co’s Imperial French Boot and Shoe Manu: ficturing Depot, at No.4 Ann street, one of the most Fash- fonable Boot Manufactor city. Fine French Dress Boots, made to order, for $4 $0; equal to those made in other for $6 and $7. Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, &e., msde to or- the shortest notice. Mending, &c., done in the store. Young & Co., Wholesole and Retail Manufacturers, No.4 Anu street, New York, near Broadway. ‘WM. M. YOUNG, and H. B. JONES. RIO) BEAUTIFUL light Wh $275, which for beauty of finish eannot be surpa: ‘Also, Drab Beavers, Blue Brush and White Castor Hats, all ofthe latest style, Also, Panama Hats, very low, 2 je19 im*re 110 Fulton st, between Will MILLS, HATTER, 173 BROADWA HOWARD HOTEL, HAS now ready, an assortment of Summer Hats, to ch the attention of gentlemen is invited, at the fol- ow E Smooth White Castor ., Also, an assortment of Panama, aad other Hats, suitable for the seasor Jel2 Im*rre MILLS, 178 Broadway, Howard Hotel. RO L738 SUPERIOR STYLE of Gentlemens’ Summer Hats are well worthy the attention of those abo it Hat, possess- ing the richness of a Leghorn, and warranted not to be affected by wet or di Pearl Cass Silver Pearl rt it of Panam: oh Hats, all of the first quality and most fashionable shape. ROWE, Sales Room 40 William st, my24 Lin" rh Merchants’ Exchauge. MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING, +) a, ROSE, No. 175 Walker street, New York, re- solicits a call from lies wishing any thing in the Millinery or Dress Making line. jeld im*rh ai i = ‘ould particularly call the attention here offered should apply without delay. branch of their business, ; Tooth Brushes will. be very complete in every variety" TOILET AND POCKET DRESSING COMBS—Tor Shell, Ivory and Buffalo Dressing Comb: Tortoise Shellvand. Bui ‘ d Mirrors combined ; Ivory and Tortoise Shell hisker Combs, &c. &, ARTICLES FOR EVERY BODY'S USE— id and Powder Rouge, plendid cut glass children, &e, A. of ladies and gentlemen to thi dent that their stock of tesident Physician and Surgeon. Dr. Wheeler, Oculist. No. 29 (Late 38) GREENWICH STREET, NEAR THE Barrery, New York, exclusive attention to Diseases of the Eye mic Surgery, and assures the public that there eases to which the human of every conceivable falo Pocket Combs ; Lip Salve, Cold Cream, Pastiles, Pearl Powder, Rouge, Preston longe Bottles, Spirits of Vinegar, erfumed Sachets, M. iting Ink, Sealing Wax an aper, Salts of Lemon, Pufls, Toilet Powder, wader Mouth Mirrors, &c. Also, Nail Files, Tooth ‘ue Scrapers, Corn Rubbers, and all other ¢ toilet or personal comfort, at home or travel a portion of the Te ‘A.B. SANDS & CO. r ice assortment of Drugs and Medici the prescriptions of our first city phy: y intend to be first among the first i their business, and respectfully solicit the patronage of their PER—With the following Syrupe, viz: Sarsapa- Pine Apple, Vanilla, Raspberry, Strew: _m28 Im*re amongst the numerous ‘ ‘organ which cannet be es- ed or entirely cured by him. fs of undoubted testimonials which can be seen at his office, will practice is not exceeded either any other Oculist in the Unit io il Wafers, Letter and Note “Traveling Toilet Mirrors, | satisfy the public, that his extent or suecess by that of tates. “a Dr. Wheeler has made an arrangement with the most emi- i i t facturer in Paris for ilet articles they have for | nent manut URTIFICES call attention to which so nearly resemble the natural ergan, to bear the closest scrutiny and observation wit ence being detected. them on moderate terms. 7 Office hours from 8 A. which he visits out door patients, THE EYE. DR. POWELL AND DR. DIOSSY, OCULISTS andOPHTHALMIC SURGEONS, Corner oF Warren STREET, FINE their Practice to Diseases of the Eye. ions upon that organ and i ppearance, as hout the differ Wheeler will insert and furnish . M. and 1 o’clock P.M myl7 1 berry, Orgeat, &e., of "MEDICINAL rings—From Saratoga—the Congres ion, received fresh every week. Also, aco Sulphur, ‘Avon, 'z and Switzer Waters from Germany. From the most celebrated n,lodine and Pa- my3 2m eod*ec. I SAY IT BOLDLY! oCHENCK’S PULMONIC SYRUP SAVED MY LIFE! pendages, and t irom the most emi Reference to Patients who Cataract, Ophthalme, jus or Squinting, &c. without any pain or opera- rom the natural. ven as to the kind of Glasses cal men of Europe and America, have been perfectly cured or i tion) that cannot be dist SPECTACLES—Ad suitable to particular def The Poortreated gratuitously. TH . DR. POWELL AND DR. DIOSSY. OCULISTS AND OFHTHALMIO SURGEONS, AVE removed to the premi LOWING CERTIFICATE OF RICHARD L. A man of high standing in New Jersey. Dresence of the ith and others, before Alder- Pe Bulkley of Philadelphi ion, one of the most eminent physicians of Phila- Mann, office No. 43 Chestnut street, m the pre- ntlemen of high standiny - Levin, examined Mr. Co: pinion that they were perfectly sound :— Stare: op Dexxartranta, § practice 18 exclusively co u sence ofa number of that Ongau and its a c lages and all Imperfections Dr. Powell formerly studied for five yenrs with the the discoverer of the “Mem. jossy was a pupil of Dr. Elli ‘and subsequently acte Terpe lerate—The poor treated gratuitously from 4 to " Avificial Eyes inserted. aS lebrated Dr-dacob, brane J nthe Bye. Dr. Di That for about twelve months past he was at- ort dry cough—with a sense of burning in the the soles of his feet, together with dis- This state of things continued until zed with a severe EYES, EYES. pals of his hands, and sing ni EYES RTIFICIAL EYES GRAY, No. 119 Bowery, N.Y the Human Art 43 ‘3 rt avember Last, when he was sudd the right side and breast. H that his lungs were i . became gradually weaker and weaker, emaciated and wasted i , until reduced almost toa skelet ‘d laborious, and the least exert stion, for it was with the change conld be made in hi i up the bed in which he lay. At this pertod hi muly and friends, indeed, all who saw him, con: hase beyond the reach of hope. For two days his appetite had entire- ly forsaken him, and he took no nourishment, during that time he determined to try" Schenck’s Pulmonic Syrup.” ‘That he had taken but about ten bottles of the said syrup, ,, woul are two good Ferry Boats on this Ferry, Slip every fifteen or twenty minutes through the d o'clock, P. M. halfhour; aft ‘The last boat leaving Williamsburg at half-past 9 o’clock, P. the only manui al Eye in the United States. Nae ARMS, Ke. HINDRANCE ACT OF WALKING. , Cork Lex Maker, &c., 531 Grand street , New York, respectfully i lic that he continues to manufacture AR’ Jan the most correct and less compli ch’ necessity, invented, made and worn_an been a manufacturer for thirty-tiv ving satisfaction to all who call on h if diseased state, and he his breathing was d to extreme ex: reatest. difficulty an LEGS, THE LOSS OF FEET _ TO THE OHN F. THOMAS, corner of Madison must be post paid. DR. MARSHALL HALL’S CORDIAL RENOVATOR. R. MARSHALL HALL, one of the most celebrat a ope, ts the discoverer of this valuable f in his practice among the nobility of k fand’ and through the Continent of Europe, and. m eve stance, when used according to directio most happy results. such complaints as_arise from a disory: Its quick and wor ipened under the, soot ne he 8} i iven up the use of all other medicines at this time, and strict- followed the directions accompanying the Pulmonic Syruj i ace of his wife and brother at h matter of so offensive a that his friends could scarcely remain in the room. with hi that at this time he was, unable to raise his head from the low in consequence of his weakne: of the medicine, having known th by the same medicine ji consumption, after all other means had fi inned to expectorate freell diminished in quantity, and changed to that of racter—that his appetite began to improve—hi hort time he was able to sit up The period intervening between taking the fi y was abont ten weeks; that the rapid change in his rise and wonder in all w im i ‘Aneighbors flo influence of the syru —that he discha: tof thick green: y Rt any Wednesday and Friday, at 7 o’eloe! "or but he continued th Ir. Schenk himsel. the lowest stage of It is_ exclusively ed to the cure of nization of the geners- Its nderful action is such that. cold. or mbecility, carmot remain in the system that is under its efor halfan hour. It will afford deci who by early indulgence ‘in solitary habits have fallen into s state of chronic debility. Constitutional weaknes dulged in by young mei , the greatest e brought on by a secret haba ‘This is, when too frequently in- che ‘sre that can befall man. weakness of the limbs and small of the back, con telleet, forgetfulness, palpitation of the heart, aver ety, consumption, emactation, are the symptoms ofthis disease truction of certain evacuations, total inpo- 88, are removed by this i 10 gents. Forwarded to all part ey $2 per bottle—6 bottles for $9. Sold ion created such sw & his illness, that nually to see, as it were, a man Fis he had taken twent he now believes himself Gleets, whites, 0 in the enjoyment bi ible to attend to all his dut ip officer as well as at any period of nop Ba Jungs Ln rath and that they are pronounced to be in a perfectly sound condition. RICHARD L. COX. Ifil them asa tow: his life; that he has THEFOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS Affirmed to and subscribed Evesitam, Burlington Co,, N. J. A residents in thi oF Medicine and Pharmacy 95 NASSAU STREET. MEDICAL ADVICE PRIVATE DISEASES. ‘THE MEMBERS of ly visited him in the last staj € believe was cured almonie Syrup, and feel it our dut itto the consumptive in the strongest poss vi heen eye witness to one of the greatest cures ever performed ib this section of the country. jaman Buckman, Franklin B. Cox, John Leeds, Jr. nature, and can confidently promise to treatment, asafe and permanent ution ér confinement for Persons requiring Andi Griscor Andrew Griscom, ure without injury t Thomas H. Hewlings, Joseph E. Hewlings, Jacob Hewings. : Manero: Mr. J. H. SCHENCK—Sir : ton, New Jersey. one of the deacons to see one of hi Cox, then layin in Europe for the cure of jaily from 8 A. M. to Terms—Advice and Med IMPORTANT TO COU living in the country, amd findi spected neighbors, J man appearance a was, that the gentleman would not | prise, I saw him in my congregation last, Sa een at his house, and your SyRur was the Tam, respectful LIDS.—Persom eR cue ga NERY INVA ing it inconvenient to make per can have forwarded to them a chest contain te. to perform a radical cure, by statin gether with all symptoms, ti traction and treatment received elsewhere t paid. UTIONAL DEBILITY CURED. on ing all medicine! received from him the assurance, that, their case explicitly means of saving his life ! HE TONIC, MIXTUT Medicineand Pharmacy of fidently recommended for all cases cret indulgence or excess of any. kind. impoteuce, sterility, or barrenness, unless depend the College o Please notice that P. 8. Beekman, of 9% Courtland street, f Jew York, is con is no longer an agent for the sale of the Pulmonie Syrup, ‘The Genuine Schene! Proprietor’s office, Broadway; No, 32 below the corner of Chesnut stree No. 8 State street, Boston, and at Ni auine Schenck’s ‘lity Tt is an. invaluable 's Pulmoniec Syrup can be had at the vourtlandt street, a few doors below Sixth Street, Philadelphia, one door at 16 Broadway, Albany; North Gay street, Bal- J.H. SCHENCK, if a dozen $5; caretully ea packed and sent to all parts of VELPEAU'S SP’ FIC PILLS, OR the radical cure of gonorrhasa, gleet, seminal emission ischarges from the urethra Th experience in the Hospital di their celebrated | to the animal, (to such ig and happy effects of the TO CITY AND Tt has COUNTRY MERCHANTS, EAMBOAT PROPRIE’ COUNTRY FAMILIES, A FINE T 163 Greenwich Street, Near Countianpt 8t., ap orrosite THE Pactric HoTEL, and all mocorpurulent, Vills, the result of twenty y s,are pronounced by i, as at) infallible re hoy effect a cure in a much she ithout taunting the breath, di the stomach, or confinement from business.’ Price RICORD'S ALTERRATIVE MIXTUR of primary or secondary a HOTEL AND sT +) ‘AND Ci ORS, CITY id rendered most any other remedy E BEG LEAVE to inform you that we established ow selves at the above place, princi meeting our views of our wholcsale pally for the purpose o large family customers manner in which we > 3 a will les wih you et, at 74 cents per single hot and will no doubt repay Morton for his | {l¢, With proper directions for use on every bottle ; ‘T. Butler, temerity. He hat much to say at public meetings, and | No ayieqmuatrest; tt the Drug Store, corer of Sixth “Ave: Also, of the Proprietors, 323 Broadway, where there will be eral discount to those who want to purchase by the have carried on our business for several the very high quality and moderat , have earned for us a degree of reputati eyond that of any similar how consider these the best reasons we ¢an urge to obtain your pa taint remaingn, ifier without delay, as ving the venereal disease K the system with this justly oele t $leach ; in cases of half adozen a’ 'T OF SARSAPA SASSAFRAS. ave, however, much ith great care and the spring cargoes, and which compri oung Hyson, Hyson, Gunpowder, ingyong, Congou Soucho eason, which, wit , We offer at wholesale and retail. ment Java and other Coffees, as usual, jleasure in stating, that we have ur selections from all the finest speci Imperial Oolong haye arrived here immense variety of Fi CONCENTRATED EXTRAC RILLA, GENTIAN AND ¢ New York College of Medi ? id for the suppression of refined and highly concentrated extract, possess ying qualities and curative powers of the above atly recommended by the extract of Sarsaparifia at pr relied on as certain rem pure state of the HHotches or pimp Cutaneous eruption from the secondary effects of syphilis or We have also trae Sollee as infinitely superior to au ent before the public, and may be for all disenses arising from anim r rheam, ringworm cers, pain in the bones or join eee Cael bee ue Our operations mt our other places as heretofore, elong aweded, It is in the shape of a Paste, culled Ui New York—121 Chatham at.; stree, f i Philadel phin—€9 Chestunt street, and 45 Fifth street m ul in removing injudicious use o am . Ghroughout the United Kinga ponent parts are very innocent, and. 1 Of life; good for British Barque Ann Harley, from Glasgow— I ioned against trusting of thelr contracting w he ¢ is Voasel, as no deby liquidated by the captaln or consign TAR SOR, MD” Aces LADIES’ FASHIONABLE HATS, CARL KING, the well known and celebrated! first preminm, Straw Hat and Lace Neopolitan. Manufacturer, 17 Division street, informs the public that hi Straws and Lace Neapolitans are ofa superior quality, and war ranted to clean, made in the most fa Cottage Gipse: %, " B.—Lace Neapolitan Hats $2 each. Millindts Supplied by the case’ cr toma ey seadok cba prices, at the Lace Neapolitan Manufactory, 17 Division street. CARL KING IMPORTATION OF WATCHES. fra) RECEIVED from Switzerland, by packet ship Zurich, an assortment of Watches and Movements of every description and of first quality, ready for the wholesale trade, at moderate price DELACHAUSE & MAIRE, ju7 Im*re No. 127 Fuiton street, New York. HKOULSTONE’S RIDING SCHOOL, 137 and 139 Mercer Street. MR. JOHN §. ROULSTONE has the houor to Apes ihis friends and the public iu general, that hia : hos! for Instruction in Horsemanship is now open y and evening, as follows :— Hours for Gentlemen from. «6 to 8 A.M. » * Ladies ss. A. M.to3 P.M. pZarins of instruction made Kiowa on” application to Mr. ulstone. Mr. R, has just received from the country several fine and stylish Saddle Horses, which he is authorised ll at a rea- sonable price. my7re BURDEN’S PATENT HORSE-SHOES: Y _BEING NOW ON SALE by the principal dealers in hardware in the United States are all warranted per fect in form and made of the very best refined iron, and sold at afraction over the price of iron in the bar. Every shoe which may be found not in accordance with the above recommendation will he received back and the money. refunded, with all expenses from the most distant parts ieee ah H. BURDEN, Agent, my 18 Im*rre Troy Iron and Nail Factory. MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY, AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS. —The splendid steamboat SOUTH AMERI- CA, Captam H. M. Truesdell, will leave the foot of perelay: Acer inore sae of the Ferry) on Saturday morning, July Sth,Jat 7 o'clock. y, Break fast and Dinner on board. ‘or passage apply on board the boat, U Landin -Caldwell’s, West Point, Newburgh, Pough- keepsie, Hyde Park, Rhinebeck, Redhook, Malden, Catskill, Hudson, Coxsackie, Kinderhook and New Baltimore. jyire WILLIAMSBURGH AND PECK SLIP FERRY. The Trustees of this F fiemities this Ferry affords Williamsburg snd Long state. tha which leave Peck up tod t each even hour nd then up to 8 hich a boat leaves at 9 ‘clock and 10 o’ch: P. 8 —On the evening of July 4th, the boat will continue to run until 12 o'clock. Jy2 Im*re MORNING LINE AT 7 O’CLOCK, FOR ALBANY, TROY and intermediate landings, from the Steamboat Pier at the foot of Barclay street. Breakfast and Dinner on board the boat. Leaves New York k, A. M., ‘Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday, and T clock, A. M., Albany at 7 o’clock , M. M dey, Wednesday and Frida The low-pressure steamboat TROY Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturda The steamboat N RA, Captai Japtain A. Gorham, en 7 o'clock. A. Degroot, on Mon- he. r passage or freight, apply on board, or to F. B. Hall, at the office onthe wharf k : ‘ Notice—All goods, freight, baggage,bank bills, specie, or any other kind of property taken; shipped, or put on board this boat, must be at the risk of the owuers of such goods, freight, bag: gage, Ke. Jelsre NOTICE. eo STATEN ISLAND FERRY ISLAND 5 P. M., comm: Staten Island antil7 P.M. PROPLES LINE, OF STS. AILY; w Yor! until 7 exe ing at 8A. M., very hour except 4, BOATS FOR ALBANY, ys Exeepted—TYroagh Di- , at 7 o'clock P. M., from the Pier between Courtlandt and Liber Steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt: eave on Monday, Wednesday and Steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, wday, ‘Thursday and Saturday evenings, at 7 0% landing at inte ate places, from the foot Steamboat NEW JERSEY, Capt. R. H. Furey, will leave on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Afwcruoons, at 5 * Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain L. W. Brainard, willteave on Tuesday, Tharsday and Saturday Afternoons, at $ "Passengers taking either of the above Iuines will arrive in Alba- ay inample time for the Morning Train of Cars for the east or it. “The Boats are new and substantial, are furnished with new and Jexant state rooms, and for speed and accommodations are tu- “maled on the Hudson, {taken at moderate rates, All persous are forbid trusting any of the Boats of this Line, ritten order from the Captains or Agents. e or freight, apply on board the boats, or to B.C. tthe office ou the wharf e390 m NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE. FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT. —at 7 o'clock, P. M—The steamboat EM ZEPIRE, Captain R. B. Macy, will leave the steamboat pier foot of Courtlandt street, every Tuesday, ‘Thursday and Saturday afternoon, at 7 o'clock. he steamboat COLUMBIA, Captain Wr. H. Peck, every ', Wednesday a d Friday afternoon, at7 o'clock. Freight apply on board, or at the Daeg the jw FOR SALE-FREIGHT OR CHARTER—The very fast sailing packet ship, MISSISSIPF, 630 tons, ite & Bel frocks, built in this city by Brown and resalted my live oak cant frames—newly copy years voyage—has eccommenlations. on board at Orleans’ wharf, foot of Wall stieet, or to ju6m B. K. COLLINS & Co,, % South street FOR NEW ORLEANS—Louisians and New ibe: Line—-Regular Packet, t0 sail Monday, Zit perfect order for a three for 2% passengers. Apply jinstgnt—The eleg: ling packet ship OSWE. GO, Capt. Wood, will pon il as above, her regular day. Hor freight oF passage, i vg handsome furnished accom: modations, apply on boa: rleans wharf, foot of Wallst, orto . K. COLLINS & CO, % South's ahusitively no goods received on bourd after Saturday evening “4 Agent in New Orleans Jn ly forward all goods to is, PASSAGE FOR HAMBURGSWith The splendid new packet ship SILAS HOLMES, Jap ©. Berry, will sail as above, and ean very comfortably accommodate a'limited num of passengers iv gabin and steerage. This ship having been built expressly for 9 ww Orleans packet her accominod 5 tions are of, the best and ‘most costly description. Persons wishing tosecure berths should nak 1 Sani application on boarder i? yop. TAPSCOTT, _nv96 re earner th atreet and Mi jen lane. oGkD EST ABLISHE, EMIGRANT PA AGE fad, Seothrnd, and Walee—Those sending for thet Tiends w ‘ould do well to avail themselves of the opportunity of hers on very mode- ing from Liverpool mes E. Woodruff, who will prompt- Id jire making their arrangements with the subs rate terms, by first elass pael Mit unl be furnished for any amount, payable Drafts can as fom. Apply to ON HERD MAN, 61 South at. ‘The mai} steamer Hibernia sails from Boston on the 16th inst, by wich letters can be forwarded quickly, my23 rh ever wal | Trimey Church Cer his Store will fd & great assortment of Caters, f | to the establishment must te po ~- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. BLOOMINGDALE, MANHATTANVILLE, AND FORT WASHINGTON STAGES. Jeni pon (0 eq os Banurday, May the 7th 186, leaving, Wille at 6 o'clock, A, M., and con- Allg fb ook, corner half beer eat OFM the day, fror roug! yf jy2 Im*re "Proprietor. DAY LINE FOR NEW PORT AND PROVIDENCE. VIA LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD. @n Thursday, the 3d of July, a train will leave tt Brooklyn, at o’clock, and con- rs arc jl. ‘The regular days of running will hereafter be Mondays, Wednesdays and Fi ys, commen Next Wext. Brooklyn, July 2, 184 FARE TO BALTIMORE $ iy] 2wre Through in Seven Hours. NEW CASTLE ‘END FRENCHTOWN RAIL ROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINE. M. Douglas: will, on and after Monday, June 16, leave Dock f, daily’, (except Sundays,) at 3 o'clock, P.M. Pas arrive ia Baltimore atabout 10 P.M. Fare only 10... Constitution sree George Washington. This Line leaves, Bowly' Tickets for Whceling and Pi the boat. UNITED STATES MAIL LINES FOR BALTIMORE. ire $2——Through in Siw Hours. PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTI- ae MORE RAILROAD LINE. Via Chester, Wilmington, Elkton, Havre de Grace, &e. ca ‘On and after Wednesday next, June 25th, the fare between Philadelphia aud Baltimore, by the Mail Lincs, will be reduced ¢ Trains will leave as follows:— From Philadelphia, From Baltimore, Depot 11th and Market streets. Depot in Pratt street uly, except Sunday,at 8 A.M. Dolly, exe, Sunday, at 9 AM. And Daily,at | 4 P.M. | And Daily, at 8P. Wheeling and Pittsburgh—Tickets through to Wheeling x Pittsbumgh can be had at the Dey me Eleventh and Market sts, DELL, Ageat. For further information, apply to J. L, SLEMMER, at the office of Adams & Co. 17 Wall tsburg can be procured on’ board CED FARES. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, ‘TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS, On and after Mth June, 1845, lepot— A. M. daily, Sundays excepted, stoping at Farmingdal ccommodation Tram—9! dale and intermediate places, Accommodation Trait zi excepted, stopping at Jamaica, Branch, Hempstead vill, and the stopping places between Hicksville and Greenport. From Greenport Depot— Boston ‘rnin, daily, Sundays excepted, a 12% o'clock M., or ou the arrival of thesteamers from Norwich. Accommodation Train—At 5 A.M., daily, Sundays excepted, for Brooklyn and intermediate places. From Farmingdale Depot— ” Accommodation Train, 6% A.M. and 23¢ P. M., daily, Sun- days excepted, for Brooklyn and mtermediate places. From Jamaica Depot— Extra Train, 13g P.M. daily, Sundays excepted, for Brook- lyn and intermediate places. wed ar fs he Boston Trains stop only at Farmingdale and St. George's lanor. The Accommodati ou the road, going both wa’ viz: Bedford... e’s Manor M m Trains stop at the following places to receive and deliver passeu- Lake Road Station Jamal 2" Medford Station, Brushvi Milleville Hyde Ps ie ig St. Ge Clowsville, (during ses- sion Coutt,). a Hempstead 7 37 “a ancl ve Carle Place. Westh . «44 Greenport, Ace’ 44 Boston Train. re ess on the arrival of Trains at the several feation to take passengers at very low Fares, to all parts of the island.’ » Baggage Crates will be in readiness at the foot of Whitehall street, to receive Baggage for the several Trains, 30 minutes be- fore the hour of starting from the Brooklyn si ii ckaway Baggage taken in separate Ci le. rat TO WESTERN TRAVELLER: as EXPRESS AND PIONEER PACKET LIN From Philadelphia to, Pittsburgh via the Pennsylvan conds and Canal—through in 3} days. ‘The above line is n (ull operation and offers great inducements to persons who wish mode of travelling to the west. sare built in the most approved modern style, the boats are fitted up in a superior manner, and every effort is nade by the proprietors to conduce to the comfort and ‘conven jut0re travellers. ‘The scenery on this route is unrivalled, and tu reat chain of Pennsylvania internal improvements is well wor thy of being seen. By this route passengers avoid ll the fatigues and dangers at- bor nt upon stage travelling, and at the same time make an ex- peditious trip. ‘The earsleave every morningat7 o'clock. Passengers are ad- rised.to enkoge their places at Philadelphia. Office in Philadel- ohia N. E. corner of Chesnut and Fourth streets, and at Nos. 13.and i5 South Third sts, ‘A. CUMMINGS, Agent. Philadelphia, May 17, 1945. or information, in the city of New York, apply to ? B. H. KNISELL, ent for, D. LEECH & C: ine. 7 West st, N. R. Wemtrre KOM BOSTON ee ale INA ‘F}HE TRAINS upon the LONG ISLAND RAILROAD ware arranged for passengers to leave Boston at 6 o’clock vein New York at 4, as was the case last eveni Philadelphia train at quarter before 5, and arrive there at my23it NOTICE.—On and after Monday, the 9th in- stant, the car that les ‘ity Hall atsix o'clock in the morning for William’s Bridge, will leave half past, fives returning, will leave William's Midge atseven oclock, ‘The car that eaves City Hall in the evening athalf past siX o'clock for Harlem, will leave at six gelock, and will ran to William’s Bridge ; returning, leave William’s Bridge at seven o'clock ‘i THE Royal Mail Steam Ships CALEDO- NIAand HIBERNIA, will leave Boston for the above ports, as follows:— Caledonia, FE. G. Lott, ia, Alex. Ryrie, Passage to Li Passage to Halifax..." s Apply to D. BRIGHAM, Sr). Agen je “eu. , FOR GLASGOW —Regular Packet—The well BBD ii fast suiting British Darque ANN HARLEY, quick Command Tuesday, July 1s " “Wednesday, July eth. 20. 6 Wall st. wh Smith, master, 450 tons, will meet with pare For freight ‘or passage, having excellent accommodations apply on board pier 8 N. R., or so. WOODHULL & MIN'TURNS, dy3re 873 woth street lespatch for the above port. - or passage, having superior accommodations, ap- ‘aptaln on board, Pier 9 Fi. Ror to «ALEXANDRE, 28 South at. PACKETS FOR HAVRE—Second Line—The packet ship BALTIMORE, Captain Edward Funk, PO. BELIZE, Hysdurs—Darque JOHN R. sR oho Janes Pederneay saater, whl have cor ply to the J3 St re tg ‘sail on the Ist or August. or freight or passe t BoE OF Passage PRY CR OVD & HINCKEN, No.9 Tontine Buildings, cor. Wall and Water streets 12 re FOR LONDON—Reaula packet of 10h July— The cvellkuown, fast sailing packet. ship WeL- NGTON, Cajitain Charles Uuvely sail as above. her regular day. Has splendid accommodations for cal steerage passengers, who will be teken it early application be made on board the me foot of M: Lane or, to JOSEPH McMURRAY, ‘orner of Pine and South street. a RP. hip DEVON SHIRE, Capt. +» will meet with q ick despatch for the above port. ‘OF passage, Lm handsome furnished accommodations for cabin passengers, aud also for second cabin passengers in the house on deck, apply to je? J. HERDMAN, 61 South street, 5 FOR LIVERPOOL—Th yt ship NEP- ibys Cavtain Peach, will sai om her regu day. ‘or nec inthe Cabin onl} yk SOHN HERDMAN, jed7 re 61 South street. FOR LIVERPOOL—The New. Line—Regal Packet 21st July—The superior fast sailing Packet ship, HOTTINGUE: ints R, 1050 tons, Capt. Ira Bursley, wil T ve, her regular da For freight or passage, having excellent and superior accom- tS ty hoard Maton, a UU EL, k MINTURN, 07 South street. Price of 00. The Pocket Ship Liverpool, 1190 tons, Capt John Eldridge will sneceed the Hottinguer, and sail ou her regular tay 2 of 502% ec » FREIGHT OR CHARTER—The & barque HOME, Captain Watts, built it the best materials, some. accommodation for twenty passengers. board, at Pike street wharf, or to jl7 re HEAT—180 bu: eEeuV————___ THE NEW YORK HERALD, JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor. Circulation---Forty Thousand. DAILY HERALD—Every day. Price 2 cents sopy—$7 26 y annum-—payable in advance, EEKLY HERALD—Every Saturday—Price 6} cents 64 ver copy—$3 124 cents per annum—payabl ‘ ADVERTISEMENTS at the uatal ‘price sites sash in advance. PRINTING of al} kinds executed with beauty and by mail, addressed post paid i will be deducted irom the sabectuen some, ibenaset J AMES GORDON BENNETT, Proraieron ov tHe New Yous Hewatp EstasuisnMen? jorthwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets