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‘was & new messenger, made of a stream cable. not heave in much. | do not remember any other attempt to get under way that day. This was about 2 o'clock. | board all that morning, and the anchor might e been hove up without my knowledge. rt of offisers, and all might not have been call fostenk S reason wit we should not n why we SI d ~ re In the first part of the day the wind was Southward and Eastward —it changed o'clock to Northward and Westward, as near as I recol- The wind being from the Southward and Eastward haps, why we did not get under way. After the wind changed, there was no reason, that I know | of, why we did not get under way. SS 2d -ation—Examination.—Capt. V. jowing the Lieutenants to punish the men during the cruise of the Congress. it verbally through me to the Lieutenants,and afterwards inserted what we considered equivalent to an order, in the order book. He told me to tell the Lieutenants to punish the men for slight offences, such as were ry to refer to him. received Secreta from my remarks in the way that morning. was the reason, authority for It was established as an order of the ship, like ev in the book of regulations issued by Capt. he order book shown to witness, i.e. the copy of the I think I have seen this book before, and that the 88d article is the same in substance, as that in the | at the cabin door, except the words, * and all must be noted in the lo; Iso specified,” which are not iamiliar to me. ‘The marginal note is the same in both books. | am not certain as to the words above where the order bock is; it is the property of the Capt. | ny right to take it but him. on the 3d charge and lst spe first information | had of Capt V. that the 8) Anapolis, was when we hailed the the officer of the deck at the time, tl about 1.30P. M., about 26 miles outside Cape Henry light, Capt. V. ordered me to hail the pilot, and ask him | if he was a Chesapeake bay pilot, that he wanted a pilot | to take the ship to Ang) board, the Capt. asked 1 do not know ilot boat. 1 was e Sth of March When the pilot ca im if he could take the s! Anapolis; that he was bound for Anapolis, and whether | he was the best pilot on board the boat. ‘es, he could take the ship to Anapolis, that he had taken 1 Delaware there; but that it was customary for a man of war to have two pilots going upthe bay, The Capt. | told him the government only allowed one, and he con. | sented to go. I was ordered to follow the directions of | the pilot, and proceeded to make all sail. The wind was W. or 8. 8. W., and hauled over to the S’d and stood for Cape Henry light, as the pilot said, ourse up the bay. We had the yards square, larboard studding sails set. deck at 4 P. M., the wind was fai und I know of no reason for not about four knots The pilot said | for Hampton Roads, rough the water. The The light house was on the larboard bow, when I left the deck, heading W. by N. 1 was on deck from{4 to 8 A.M. We anchored on the Horse Shoe because we were bound up the bay. The pilot said he could not run up the bay at night. The wind was fair nnhaven bay, and 1 do not know any reason why Nothing occurred the day after we left the Horse shoe as to our going back to Norfolk. We had to anchor on account of head winds We could then have returned, an Hampton Roads. 1 did take despatches from Capt. V. at Anapolis, to the Navy Department. 1 do not know what (Some papers were here shown the witnes! not identify them.) The court then ad Journed till 10 o'clock, A.M. to-morrow. id not land there. but he could Wasnineton, D. C., July The Conclusion of the Ninth Day. In my letter to you of yesterday, for want of time and space, the following was precluded from being for- warded you, Lieutenant R.L. Browning, on the part of rosecution, continued his testimony as follows :— ad a free wind running in, and it was my impres- was in Lynn Haven Bay. ring the ship to anchor; I said to the pilot “ why do ‘ou not go on when you can,?"—meaning up the hay, as supposed we were going to Annapolis. He replied, “I cannot see the next light, and I went the ship brought to We were then on the tail of the Horse Tcould see Cape Henry light. While we were lying at anchor, in the afternoon, off the mouth of the Potomac, the day after we left the Horse Shoe, I told Capt. V. it & great deal better now, as we had a head wind 1is,to put the helm about,and go to Norfolk;that save a great deal of trouble and discontent byit. He said he could not, for the government expected him at Annapolis. On the first day, when we left the Horse Shoe, I remarked that if we had remained down we could have got in with this wind. The pilot, at the wind was fair the id told me that the pilot had said it was e could not get in; I called the pilot to me, as he was not far off, and said “Pilot did you not tell me atthe dinner table that the wind was fair to go into Hampton Roads last night?” He replied “no; for Lynn- I think Lynnhaven Ba place to have anchored than where we did, and I believe ‘we could have reached there that night, and further that we could have beat upto Hampton R. did; when we reached there on the 2 Annapolis, I did not hear any directions about the is Bar in the presence of Captain Voorhees.— rt then adjourned till to-morrow morning at [10 a much safer ds, as we finally it, on our return Wasninorox, July 4, 1845.7 4 o'clock, P. M. The Court met at the usual hour; the journal of yes- terday was read, corrected, and approved. Lieutenant R. L, Browxinc was called to resume his testimony on the part of the prosecution. [Capt. Ballard here presented to the Court a_motion for adjournment, stating that, as to-day is the Fourth of July, ageneral day of festival, and one of cessation of business,he it would be far more appr He could not think riate for the Court to ad- eflaw of 1800, which was thought as binding on theCourt to meet on anyday,except Sunday could have any weight with the Court, as it could not possibly be intended that on this, our natal day dence, and of general manifestation of pa- triotic feeling, for the greatest day of American history, should be passed by them in the business of the Court. ides we have met, and as no particular time is ap- pointed for adjournment, we can, I think, adjourn with propriety. at one hour as well as another. The motion ing before the Court, and no objection being made, tue Court adjourned to 10 o'clock to-morrow morning. Philadelphia. wa, July 6, 1845, I had almost conciuded not to write, so little of impor- The Native Convention has not ‘They continued in session till discussing various matter: and exhibiting the greatest comparative amount of little- ness, illiberality, ignorance and folly, 1 ever saw condens- ed into so small an assembly. men never congregated together, and the confident man- ner and wise looks with which they proposed to shut down the hatches and prevent immigration to this coun- try, or keep the emigrant in subjection, was really amu- sing. Why, they talked as cooly of keeping foreigners out of this country, as iftheir ipse dizit were all that{was necessary te effect that object. While I was among them, 1 began seriously to doubt whether I had not accidentally strayed into a convention of lunatics. tide of immigration to this country from the old world? I wonder they did not introduce a resolution to compel water to run up hill out of curiosity, or appoint a com- mittee to draw out the ocean tide for fear of its bringing fome contaminating foreign slime up our rivers, &@ more preposterofis convention never came to- , and it required all the energy and common which a few could bring to bear,to prevent it from enacting one of the broadest farces ever exhibited to a is, their proceedings will ex. naible man in the country,— and will read it to a tance had transpired. yet adjourned sine “die. 11 o'clock on Saturda A windier, frothier, set of What! stop the And, indeed, as i Cite the risibles of every To-morrow they adopt an address mass meeting of their party to be assembled in Indepen- They call it a second Declaration of In- dependence, “heaven save the mark!” out of compli- ment to Lewis C. Levin, its author, who has taken many opportunities to show that the past declaration, written by en old friend of foreigners, named Thomas Jefferson, was a humbug, anditotally in and its institutions. licale to this country n aritably set to work to supply the deficiency, and the Natives will put it forth The Shiffler Club of New York, and the Eagle Club of Boston, leit our city for home yesterd the occasion of © vast think their Inngs must be considerab their shouts will avail in co; a doomed party, the justice and co deal of noise and shouti ly improved before ‘arrying their measures, and that it is doomed argues well for rrectness,of the sober secend thoughts Our people continuo to leay and we are growing duller were enlivened by a rebellion, begin to think, be » e Walnut, Arch, and Chesnut street theatres have opened for a short summer se: very pleasing pieces. the city for the season, day. Last year we t this year we will, | ch amusement. n, and produc cthiopians are on hand their quota of fan to enliven the dullness of our Bosrox, July 4th, 1845, Custom House Matters—Removals and Appointments—1 “Block-Game"—List of the Dead and Mi Characters—Reflections—Tremendous Gathering of the Unterrified Democracy. ‘The affairs in our Custom House, ing topic of conversation and speculation in Boston, at Never has there been a prospect for so much fun, with so slight show of a knowled, phy of politics and political caleulati been, and is now being exhibited in this good cit @ “ins” are trembling and fidgetting— the “outs” are threatening and swearing—and the ex- pectants are living as best they may, on th deferred! A large batch of removals and appointments were forwarded to Washington by Collector Morton, some ten days since, and it is understood that the names | P-L have come “hock agin”—but a portien only of thom have been returned, confirmed by Secretary Walker; the opin. st is “altogether too imiscriminate, he government can dispense with thei services, on the Lith instant,” has been tendered to some baker's dozen or more, howe: anxiously on the qué vive in re being expected hour!: Politics—Theiy are the all-engross- ge of the philose. ion being that t —and another score are | ard to their fate, the blow te @ information ef those in- | ao Gen Serieed. Ah aes you holew, @ list of those who are ousted, with their be ~~) ahd weigher, salary $1,500; staunch Polk de- mocrat F. W. Tracy; weigher, salary $1,500; old hunker whig. Wn. Reweaae ie nf salary $1,500; Harrison whig. J.C. Bryan, weigher, salary $1,000; Tyler democrat. L. Falkner, measurer, salary 1,500; out-and-out whig. R. 1. Cleveland, inspector, salary $1,095; whig, worst Wm. Hi. Spooner, inspector, salary $1,095; Tip and Ty” whig, speckled. J. Lindsey, inspector, salary $1,095; Van Buren Demo- crat. T. Stanwood, inspector, salary $1,500; rabid whig. J, Newton, Faapestne, eee $1,095; oe patione whig. . Story, i tor, 5 * J. Nasdh, rested becagss he. considered “the better part of valor to be discretion!”—inspector, salary 1,095; democrat, staunch. ‘he following is a memoranda of the new appoi! their names and political rank accompanying, to wit :— H.N. Crane, weigher, salary $1,500; old hunker loco foso. James Baker, weigher, salary, $1,500; Van Buren demo- I crat. Nath. Sweet, weigher, salary $1,500; Van Buren demo- H . A. Mitchell, weigher, salary $1,500; protege of the Hartford Times. Wm. Show, measurer; salary $1,500; Morton democrat. J. G. Foster, inspector, salary $1,095; doubtful loco. Sullivan Thayer, inspector, salary $1,095; old hunker. Abner Child, jr., inspector, salary $1,095; reasonable Van Buren man. L. K. B, Lewis, inspector, salary $1,095 ; good democrat. R. R. Taylor, inspector, salary $1,095; Morton loco foco E, 8, Johnson, inspector, salary $1,095 ; Bay State Demo- erat. e Nathan Wh tten, inspector, salary $1,099; unknown. ‘The feelings of the twelve turned-out, and the twelve turned-in, (if we may judge from their physiognomy,) are widely at variance? ‘The decapitated, (poor devils do not reflect that the mill-wheel of rotation must tur that it is the fate of genius to meet with mishap—and that they have been lucky in the opportunity they have had, | to bask so long inthe government sunshine, enjoying | the fat pay and light work imposed on them, in the ser- vice of their venerable Uncle Sam! The new-comers may chuckle and bless their stars for the good fortune they attain to, while the ousted may console themselves with the reflection, if they choose, that it is a long lane which has no turn jin it. lore Morton, however, has proved himself no politician, at least from the outset of his career as Collector here. He has now made some thirty-five removals—more than two- thirds of whom have beendemocrats. The consequence of this course is that a tremendous influence will be at leisure to befriend him when he shall come up for con- firmation before the U. 8. Senate. But he deties public opinion now, as he has ever done, and if he does not ““break down” totally, in his present position, he will avoid what befel him, to a great extent, as Governor of this commonwealth. ‘He is looked upon as a political suicide, and I doubt much if his public career will not close within the twelve-month. But we shall see. A most ludicrous farce has been enacted here within a week, relating to this matter, At the time Secretary Walker thought proper to appoint Mr. Geo. Gibson ab <Assistant Appraiser in the Customs—-who, by the w Morton removed among his first changes—a noti inserted in the newspapers here calling upon the “radical democrats” to assemble for the purpose of passing re: lutions sustaining Morton, and censurmg the higher pow- ers. The meeting was to take place somewhere in Corn- hill, and the hour of eight o’clock was named for the commencement of operations. The “especial friends of the Collector” were particularly invited to be present — Unfortunately, 8 o'clock was too early, as it was not dark till half'an hour after? A ligut was fastened at the head of the stairs where the meeting was to be held. none ventured to approach, snd at nine o'clock the was doused. The door-keeper was lamenting the failure of the thing, when a brace of the faithful ventured up the stairway, and were admitted. Another and another came and the affair promised to “come off”’—after all! The door-keeper was again stationed, and a stranger ascended towards the hi “Who isit ?” enquired the guardian.— “So-and-So,” was the re} What do you want ?—are you a friend to Morton } “Yes.” “What do you think of Ben F. Hallett 7” ish the devil had him.” ‘All right—you can pass in!” And so they came, and so they answered, until the enormous and stupendous gatherinj amounted to eleven persons, including the outside guar —when the meeting was called to order and organized. A long speech or two was made, in which the Collector was soaped, Hallett was black-balled, and Walker was denounced—when a tall young man arose, and declaring himself ‘‘a radieal of the worst kind,” concluded a ten minutes’ harangue as follows—“Now, Mr. Speaker, I nominate that this meeting ajourn si ny-dy, to meet agin whenever Ben F. Hallett shall quit Washinton—cos it aint no kind 0’ use to do nothin’ while he’s thar!” This was adopted nem. con., and after voting, to publish the proceedings of the meeting in thelLive Radical,” the im- mense concourse dispersed. The probability is that another attempt of a similar character will not be made at present, as this one terminated in total failure. Verily the horizon of politics grows dailymore and more interesting to tne quiet looker-on, who would study the phases of human nature, and who ‘has the faculty of tra- cing effect to cause. The political arena at this time pre- sents a curious, varied, interesting and mysterious scene —the actors in which are prompted by tultraism and mo- tives of selfinterest—each one of whom will devour his neighbor, body and soul, to serve his own peculiar pur- poses ; while, if need be, he will swear hourly eternal fealty and friendship to the man he is seeking to destroy ! Political parties are self willed and intolerant, and while they are constantly aiming, professedly to remove the mote from their opponents’ eye, they mark not the beam within their own! But I will not moraliz We are to have rare sport here anon, and when the opportunity occurs the unruly and vicious may hear again from me. COMMERCIAL New York, Saturday, July 5. Asurs—Pots are moderately active, and we still quote $3 87}; pearlsare steady at $4 25; stock in inspection warehouse on the 3rd instant : Pots. Pearls. Total Stock on hand, last report, bbls 10,554 2,978 13,532 Received this week. . .. 1,081 633, iia 11,635 3,611 15,246 404 Delivered this week... .... 1,727 +. bbls 9,908 3,207 13,11 low Northern and Western we quote at 29} a 30, with a moderate demand for export. Burapsrvrr—The news from Europe has had no ap- parent effect upon the market. Genesee flour is, there- fore, still hgld at $462}. The receipts at tide-water to the close of the month of June, for the last seven years have been as follows : Stock on hand. Benrswax—Prii Wheat. + 96,683 bushs + 166,161 ,, 432, 144,048 | Corrox—Throughout this week the market has been quite languid, and the daily sules were very small, and at rates rather in favor of the buyer. To-day we have the accounts per Acadia. These advices being enconrag- ing, holders have succeeded in making sales of 1400 bales, at prices considered full up to extreme quotations, and at rates in some cases higher than have been paid heretofore. Sales for the week 5000 bales. We con- tinue our quotations. Stock 40,000 bales. Freight to Liverpool 3 16d. for square bales. Liverroon Ciassirication. Upl. & Flor. Mobile § N.O Inferior. Ordinary;.". Middling. Good middling Middling fair if a 5 Sra 6 6ja 6 6fa7 6a 7 Tia? Sa 8; ja 9 0 all + Bha 9) eS mentioned, at $2 374, but the enquiry here is very little doing in mackerel. O:s—Whale Js held at 35} a 36c, with moderate sales. Candle sperm sells at 90c. Rice—Sales to some extent have been made for export at $375 a $3 cal Provisions—The market is not very active, and our former quotations are still current. ‘Holders are how- r firm, and sales of old prime pork have been made at $$9 56}a $962}. New do at $10 50 a $10 mess we quote at $12 56} a $12 624. New do at $15; beef merely nominal; the demand for butter and cheese is also limited. Wuisxey—Domeatic, in drudge casks, 1s dull, and we still quote 20c. Western and State Prison bbis sell ax wanted at 2c, The Crops. We begin to despair of the wheat crops, says the St. Louis Republican of the 27th ultimo. ‘It has rained, more or less, for the last fifteen days, and as yet there is no prospect of settled clear weather. The crop of wheat which, until the commencement of the rain, promised an abundant yield, is grewtly injured, and must-soon be wholly destroyed, unless a change in the weather takes place. That which was cut just before the rain is, of course, lost, This will be a sad blow to our farmers, and must sensibly affect all other branches of bussness and trade. reign Importations, Flayius (before reported )—30 cs mdse Briggs 2 cs Bane, Samson & co—I6 bags 21 bales J Metall —200.cks J Lee & co—2 pkgs J Boa: iron R Irv —32 Smith, Tharpar & co—21 W Quill-—4 Inglis—1J Roberts — Tooker. Mead & co—7 Wright, Sturges & Sha coat W H Howland phys JP Daviet0 ler Rio pe Jaxnino— Darque Mary Chiltonc60e bags’ coff Corning &Bon—1100 do J. Barstow—100 8 Wrigley—311 A Fos. ter & Sou—40 Hitcheock—i8 Marshall & Corl? sticks rose: wood Lb NJ Carli 52 bags coffee to order. Rersavo, © A—Barque Leonora—s050 hides 832 quintals Bra- roghe 1 W'Bewso 20 do copper 77 do pearl shells 60 ce- ir Crorx—Barque Titian—195 hd molasses B Deforest & co hds sugar J’ De Riveeea a ae Chauncey 3 bie sua to master, ir oix—Barque la—43 far 277 pls do keg tamarinds hx sweetweate' pkgs ‘ause Alsop te Gvavasa, PR—Barque Benj Adarns—176 hds molasses 15 tes 4 bls molasses B Dolrar oe co.cu sear 20 Sisat—Bng Alford—s00. itaks |) p bales deer aktus $2000 Bouchaud te Theta, bales hemp 4 me we, ov tations. axe—Ship Wabash—20 bbls ivory black J R Bleecker—Iit bates cotton M HB do" Marke, Wilber & Seott— 20 boxes mustaad Jarvis, Seryenson & Germond—291 sacks wheat Churchin berts & co—689 pes bagging J Methenson—| box R. Sears. anes ram W Harrison 9 cases P Horton—25 betties castor oil! box mdze HH Schiefflen & Co—108 Sole pork E TH Gibson—s bes CP Lererich & co~6 hhds tobacco J Hunter & co—2 caves 8 Merle—126 bbls whiskey J Stuart, & Co—1 box Huntington, ay Do! box Paine, Burgess & Co—187 hkds tobacco (! ich=6 bbls seed Howes, Godfrey & co—l bales JM | Milbank a oll & com Miltand ribut& Vos bxs DH Amold tee | Greg | Mineki New Oni Bleecker—1 —2 do *enbock—2 do C Morgan: les hemp ‘\ 4 Oe b| ie 10 les 6 scks mdze Su , Sage nd <f pkgs JP Stanton—10 ‘cases mdze 12 bales cotton 12 pir to. order, Brig Au usta—100 bal Gy 167 LW Brighamest I" Hameo” A 9 Millerie7 AN ALL WHO FERING FROM PAIN, BARTINE’S oe Remedy ever known for all the Com- cure, will be git tis-to the afflicted afford to parame by, ‘and isthe production of DOCTOR BORRISON, 00 ee, nonfideatially Recent cases, particularly part thereof are cured by Dr. the property, equi or inconvenience to sauljeg tate ayiment of debts of with vent and who! ts is unable to complete said 80 as to answer the great lature. We further various descriptions of said Com- con Ny therewith connected, New York. the Monroe’ Rail Read. those of ot tions 4 ‘amination, as affect suffer much | NERVOUS joa, and the train of evils aueie bale in ryouth, leduewg: nocturnal emissions and ulti- Sey by reatorl pees lis’ enlgleal wlan, 1p the same in operati ted by the Legis in his practice, than ind that there are cr a an 1 benefitted by peneftted by its vin Jers of the bank notes issued b its fame began rs of bonds issued for work and mater creditors holding certifi or and materials for said by Dr. M., on pat.. healthy tone ine perfect ‘cure’ guaranteed, or no M. holds no communion with medical riority of right | gree thatthe said Rel Rood, Property, equipments and and extraordinery balm in mankind are subject, . In cases of Gout, Rheumatism, locations or Fractured Bones, tended with pain and rt of the Union. Stings, Burns, Scalds, Baines wich, New York: Open fiiedical Advice, OCTOR LAMERT is still confidentially cousulted at his old office, 63 Gold street, between Fulton and Beckman, a icate nature; his treatinent being mild au neither mercury, restraint in diet, or hins it cases cured in 3or4 “BBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, ari- sing from a toc frequeat indul to icine and adviersto an izes in any manner ail Road and Banking ¢ court house in the county of. Abner P. Powers, Ji pit an, commissioners, Or & in August next, after Kazettes of Macon mation, Poisonous Bit ins. Corus or Bunions, description, i some an imi aided ‘upon in the'eure of those pains in Generally peodgoed i Teter or Ringworm, and all ki isa mostexeellent remedy. | For Fev. the Stomach, and all, in the cure of Tendinous and T two months public, notice in and that the proceeds of aid sale be who is required to deposite the sa mney of the a Company to file the Drrgepactive to the Clerk ofthis Court, for safe keeping on Iu Breast and Face, Cramp ym business pursuits. ietest attention, and bodily, to that ini ned unpotency, engage object being to restore the system, mentally ature originally HIRES, a disease trequently xi the last aware, sometimes caused tiated medical pretenders, and sometimes by the neglect ies themselves, are, by the Dr. effectual] ain OF incouvenience. s ca i¢ Doctor being one of the few qualified advertising Surgeons in the city, guarantees a perfect cure, or no char tera, post paid, enclosing 4 fee, iminediately gtten ine, with advice, sent to am Office 63 Gold street. Open im*re tiedical Cars, ' of 196 Falton street, lege of Surgeons, of he tors, if any coutrovers’ tigate among themselves, failable against them by said Com sale had not been made in relation to matters of set- off, and whether they be subject to objection on account of Ue statute ef limitation, non-performance of coutracts, or otter ing the quantum of cousideration, paid for the jem, and also that the liens claimed by the re+ ¢ also investigated and adjudi the purchasers of said Ra fsaid Company m respect y mal-treatinent mation and vivacity to the animal, (to such ing of arace has been appy effects of the atural speed of the animal.) It has cific both for man creditors be then and icceed to all the obligati to the completing, equiping and keeping the sai tion as intended and desi wally celebrated as an universal s Phe following are_some of the. complai which it has proved its superiority. d entirely of the medicinal proper- part of the United States Passengers Arrived. ieom8-A.M.to 9 P. M- —J F Clak, J FL Hunter and la- ‘abash—Mrs Lucy Webb, Miss Harriet Crouch, tha, lady and child, Mr A children and servant, Mrs $ E. 2 Leech, New Orleans; | common to the horse, "The Lotion. is compos | ties of vegetable substaaces, concentrated distillation and other chemical processes Asau in- ie, itis the most innocent, wholesome, stimula expel, instantly, those to whieh many are so oth body and min artine, of igned by the aet of bility ef debts contracted after said sale, upon demand or notice, the stockholde: Company transfer to the purchaser th ‘or them in said Compan’ Crore-Barque Ti Oneaxs—Ship Wi be transferred by OCTOR FAWC) Roy Edinburgh, nod Gredu iphia; also, author of # work embracing the following Matrimony, fmpotency. und. Steril cally, ud aedically explained, wi niehansive exposition of the mature and modern treatment of philis, Secondary Symp tons, Gonorthasa, Glee rnal Exmissions,and all the . Doctor Fawcett continues Fy in nil, heavy and hy st Burice and 2 dauj id we further decs in operation for the time intervenin, c ft this decree and the day of sale, the pts on 2 applied, and that if said receipts should not ficient for said purpose, that the ceeds of the sale aforesaid; and we further decree . Parker as trustee in charge of sai the sale of the aforesaid monthly returns of the amount of fe and animation to | ‘o be had in New York of Thomas | street, opposite W te, with proper directions for use on every bottle ; 'T. Butler, No. 1 Nassau street ; at the Drug Store, corner of Sixth Ave: nue and Thirteenth street, Also, of the Proprietors, 323 Broadway, where there will be madea liberal discount to those who want to purchase by the quantity for shippiog or other uses. Ageuts wanted for the sale of the abovs C.8. BARTINE & CO., Proprietors, t, 323 Broadway, of testimonsals may be seen from respectable parties in this city and other parts, K AND AGUE. ree, that for the kee] and servant, Mrs Marsh, A Low, jr, J Waldburg and le- Roberts, Mi Miss Waldguter Atise A Wood, WT W. Startwell, T Sears, © micaily, physiologi Brown, Measrs Patrick, A Mel A Brider, Master H Taylor—15 i oy property is completed, make receipts thereon, and file the k of this Court, and also of accounts for repair and operation, ex! statement invach of the uumber and descrit i dhands employed thereon, the value of the hire of ality and value of materials 196 Fulton street, where the most aggravate tions of the generative org ment, without restraint e procrertive ¢ aralyzed, from excessi ¢ will be able to resvore. sous at a distance, euclosing $1, can have a copy of the work. bost-paid, and directed to 0 keeping the same in. ye, and without m become torpid or Where a large vob Movements of the Steam Ships. ‘Ourt, and the costs and 0 Ail letters murt be 196 Fulton street, New Medical Aid, R.. GREGORY, 66 Gold street, is at home as usual, day and night, attending to the duties of his profession. Strangers and others who may chance to need protessional services private- ly, and who may tual cure—shou | FEV YNKOOP& CO.S. y the cure of Fever and mittent Fevers.—The proprietors 01 greatest confidence in its Virtue | to the pubiic, with the assurance t cure of that dist Atrue extract from the minute 1845. ns of Bibb 8 “HENRY G- je of the above decree, the undersigned will sell be- city of Macon, on the first 120’clock, M. the whole line of the ville, in the county July 18... Ang. July 19... July 3! that it will effect a speedy ing complaint. It is highly nd has been extensively used with distinguish in relieving many of those who are suffering w ry; when used according to the diree- tions,has NEVER FAILED of effecting a permanent c fore the court house doo! id from Macon to Marthas' Packets to Arrive. Packets to Sall. New York, Cropper, Liverpool, Eldredge, a pro) | this scourge of our counts ply as above. Dr. Gregory has late with connected, and all the ny, and all the rights, privileges and is belouging or appertaining to said Monroe Rail Road and Bank- ing Company, embracing not only the Road, but the various de- pots, work-shops, ware-houses, engines, cars, iron, t mente, me all and every thing appertaini to said Monroe Raid Road ubscriptions for stock wi yelonging to said Compa. sex in any mannei ents’ names, by publishing their certiticstes. All nnd conesporidence will be Cousidered strictly confide ~ VACCINATION TO PREVENT ren may take it hens the stomach and digestive organ d seldom requires more than one bottl and contains nothin Westminster, Ho’ ick, July 10 Toronto, Tinker, hadwick, July 0, Moore,July 20 AYRE. Emerald, Howe, urich, Johnston, lavre, Ainsworth, Baltimore, Funck, Also, the entire assets belong: and Baul Company, nials from two ph Y icians who have used it in their practice with uniform success: mm, 'o : T THE MEDICAL PANTHEON, 66 Gold st.—This in- stitution is well suppli: il your medicine, called "* Compound To- nie Mixture,” in cases of Fever and Ague, and have found it to auswer the purpose better than anything I'have ever prescribed in my practice. [have w Surgeon in the United States Nav: wre and wholesome ves of the advan- ination here offered should apply without delay.— 1 Physician and Surgeon. Albany, Crawford, lemauds, and claims of every kind and ig to said Monroe Rai lull schedule of which ma office of sad Company. he Ro the whole of which 1s raded to its junction withthe Western and Atlantic Rail Road. ‘he substructure has been four anda half miles. ‘The F eighty miles, and is equipped with five locomotive engines, engers cars, eighteen freight cars, wheels and axles it other freight cars, and one stationary engine. The immediately to the Commission- 0 asers to comply, so much of the perty asmay be bid off by such defaulting purchasers, wil rthwith resale ot their risk. ABNER P. POW! PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 7. when employed as ++++4 36 | MOON sets. y,on different stations, and had as many as forty'or fifty cases on, the ‘sick fe, and it has Awa: aiticle from a certain ference over all other articles in. mes A, B. COOK, Assistant Dr. Wheeler, Oculist. No. 29 (tare 33) Greenwich Srreet, NEAR THE Batrery, New Yor«, x his exclusive attention to Diserses of the Eye and Ophthalmic Surgery, and bli are not, amongst the numerous diseases to which the bh eye is subject, any disorder of that organ wh sentially relieved or entirely cured by him. of undoubted testimonials which c of itseffects and’ a py jcine for that distressing G. H. TRAPHAGAN, M. D. ‘on the whole road, except re dis in use to Jonesboror . Hathaway, 14 days from New Orleans, with i Barque Mary Chilton, Corning, from Rio de Janeir 26, with coffee, to E Coming & Son. Jtnets lat 8 3, fon spoke brig, Sea Lion, 29 day, Baryue Titian, Clark, 1d New York, May 8, 1845. , June 6, lat 8.8, lor terms of sale cash, to be pai ers; and on failure of Ne Sims—Having adopted the use of cure of Agne and Fever, I regard i fidence, aud as a medicine that ‘Mixture’ for the s Bailey, and brig Dispate! hall, for New staves ‘ew York, 26; schr Delaware, Pask, for a the claims you ae 0 far as 1 know, where I have preseribed itia Ague and F itan excellent Touiein debi hope it may get the extension and patronage it deserves. Very respectfully, er, s ility following Fer Barge Isabella, Bacon, 11 nays from St Croix, with sugar, to sailed some day for May- Emily, for NYork, 343; from New Or- exceeded either in Alsop & Chaunce: any other Oculist in the United 8. HUNTE} ‘THOMAS HARDEMAN, extent or suecess ‘by that of Macon, Ga., May 26, 1845 TO LOAN, on bond and » Apply $15,000 702° Rta GATE <a L NATIONAL LOAN FUND A SOCIETY OF LONDON. Empowered by Act of Parliament. CAPITAL £500,000 STEKLING, OR $2,500,000. HE following are amon; Yorke Left bri FLEMING, M. D. Dr. Wheeler has made an arrangement with the most emi- ‘This Mixture is prepar nent manufacturer i ari tant supply o} ok a constant 26 $6 South street. p Ontario, of Wiscasset, 13 days SSURANCE which so nearly to bear the closest scrutin: ence being detected. Dr. Wheeler will 1 te ie Office hours from 8 A, M. and 1 o'clock P. M., after which he visits out door patients. 17 EYE. IR. POWKLL AND DR. DIOSSY, ‘T'S andOPHTHAL MIC SURGEONS, Corwer oF Warren Street, New York, ONFINE their Practice to Diseases of the Eye. C id its appendages, and to all imper s from the most emi Suropeand America, Reference to Patients wh have been perfectly cured of Amaurosis, Cataract, Ophthaline, Neale fe cks on the Eye, emble the*natural organ, i iny and observation Barque Benj Adams, ar, &c.to B Deforest & Co. }, for New York, 3 days; from Gnayama, PR. ft barque Josephine, rig Baltic, do; Galveston, TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS, AMBOAT PROPRIETORS, CITY OUNTRY FAMILIES, ke. FINE TEAS 163 Greenwich Street, Near Countianpr Sr., anp opposite THE Paciric Hote, Barque Leonora, Metcalfe, 98 days from Relafo, Central America, with Brazil wood, &e.to W Dawson. Le Alert, Henry, for Boston, 30 days. Boston 10 days before. May 29th, gallant masthead, aud wa Jason, 23 days from Sisal, with wd. June 19th, lat 25 20, lou 66 1 bales cotton, had no mark sta, —, 5 days from Savannah, with cotton, to arman & Co. Ona Sth inst, spoke brig Sterling, HOTEL AND STF. the adventi i: ‘ tages held out by this AND C Institution, which will be found most advantageous to the rarely offered, viz. -— z culiar advantages secured to the assured by the princi- ple of the Loan Department. A : A very large sum to be permanently invested in tl the names of three of the | assured, and such as a1 m you. that we established our principally for the purpose of sale and large family custé upright manner in which we se. he payment of premiums, annually, half-yearly, quarterly, have carried on our business for together with the very high quality and moderat , have earned for us a degree of reputation an eyond that ofany similar house in the consider these the best reasons we can urge to obtain your pa- 0. Smack, 4 te poe Washingtou, NC. with nav Strabisinus or Squinting, &c. without any pain or opera- be rf rom the natural. S 'TACLES.—Advice given as to the kind of Glasses suitable to particular defects. ‘he Poortreated gratuitously. ce for stamp duty. Sche Parker, Chili ‘days from Beaufort, NC. with na- each payment of premium becomes United States, and we | due, without forfeiture Senr Volutria, Taylor, ‘Dravelling leave extensive an 3 days from Swansboro’, NC. wi yater & Whitmarsh blag lathews, 6 days from Richmond, with mds, , Rodgers, 5 days trom Baltimore, with mdse ‘root, 4 days from Snowhill, witn co iting, 4 days from Ocracoke from Norfolk, with m liberal; and extra premiums Schr Tuscarora, Schr Rochester, to J & N Briggs. le. Conditions in the policy less onerous to the assured than usual ra ‘The actual and decla ve, however, much with great care and j the spring cargoes, and which comprise the finest specimens of yson, Hyson, Gunpowder, Linperial Oolong Pekoe, ve arrived here fine and Good leasure in stating, that we have judginent, our el THE EYE. POWELL AND bR. DIOSSY. AND OPHTHALMIC SURGEONS, AVE removed to the premises latel: Broadway, corner of practice 1s exclusively confined to Diseases of the ce ‘ed profits (published in successive Re- ts) affording sure data for calculations of the value of the “bonus” in this inst SSS yong, Congou Souchong, &e.. which hay mn, which, with an iinmense variety of F we offer at wholesale ond retail. overnment Java and other Coffees, as usual, roasted and ion. 5 2 ted with Marine or Fire Insurance. occupied by Dr. E}- “for life with profits” are lower than those of any other foreign Company effecting Life Insurance in New York. UNITED STATES LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS. JACOB HARVEY, Es John J. Palmer, Esq. leas James Boorman, E eorge Barela Samuel 5. How! ane ‘e have also trae for five years with yar operations at our other places as heretofore, the discoverer of the particularly at 121 © obedient New York—121 Chatham st.; 361 Grandst, and 318 Bleecker str 89 Chestnut street, and 45 Fifth street. m TO CITY AND COUNTRY MUSIC DEALERS AND PROFESSORS OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. UNDERSIGNED would respetfully inform his fr ust received, from Europe, tled. Ship Brutus, Os; 3 Olive & Eliza, Stettin; brig Champlain, Norf brana Jacobi” in the E hamplain, Norfol ott’s fora similar period and subsequently act She Poor treated gratuitously from 4 to rificial Eyes inserted. ntrance 1)g Warren street. EYE! ARTIFICIAL bY) GRAY, No. 119 B the Human Artificial E: ——————ed Miscellaneous Record. Brio Aswore.—A fall ri Fence, in Vineyard 8: Wnuate Suir Cris Mitcnect, from Nantacket for Pacific Ocean, which has been ashore for Went ashore on the Hedge ound, morn of 3d inst, but will probably EYES, EYES. inserted Dr. N. Y., the only manu ye in the United States. _my19 Im*m LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, & EXT AND LEGS NG H © ACT OF WALKING. OHN F. THOMAS, Cork Leg Maker, &c., 531 Grand street, comer of Madison street, New York, respectfully informs ablic that le continues to mannfacture ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, on a plan the most correct and less complicated, having i le and worn an artifici ir two or three sdays past, off tedge Fence, was got off evening of 2d, and towed nto Edgartown 3d, making but little water. Whalemen. Sirricax, June Art Popmunnet, Atlantic Ocean, with o Physicians to the Societ (Medical Examiners.) .. 110 Bleecker street, \ .. 101 Franklin street. E, Amoult, M. D., 366 Bi kers. ‘The Merchants’ Bank of New York. itor. ‘Wm. Van Hoole, sq, 39 Wall street. General Agent for the United States, and British North Ameri R, resident in New York, lj lew York. patrons, that he h jolins, of various Double Bass; Ophilide, Trombones,’ with valve key id plain; French Horn, with valve 3 Br ¢ Violin Strings, and other instru: THE LOSS, OF = ee = Sid Thos Winslow, Atlantic Ocean, | ments wholesale an Nayrvucker, July 3—Sld Navigator, Pacific Ocean. Foreign Ports. 1. F. T : 118 West Broadway up tains Bands supplied at the most reasouable terms. re Stonington, (wh) ry tates, in 10 ds; Arctic, Richmond, for Baltimore ton, justarr. Barque Lu RATS, MICE AND COCKROACH HIS is to certify that we haveused ‘minator for Rats and Cockroach satisfaction for the 5 ‘The admirable system of Life Tasuran my St arviag be oman Levis Exter dat has given Pumores intended. DUNNING, Dunning’s Hotel, 6: W. MOREHEAD, 41 Courtland st. D. GRAHAM, 79 it RUSHTON & House. and 856 Broadway, Ne GALVANIZ ALVANIZED 8H periorarticle, warranted not to rust. Iron, Russia Sheet Iron, fi sid for New York Home Ports. Baveon, July 2—Are W ¥ Welker: and ie 34, arr Porto Rico, B Portiann, July J—Arr Cleopatra's B.—All letters must be post paid. IDR. MARSHALL HALL’S CORDIAL RENOVATOR, in Europe, has obtain During the short States, its princip! and the patronage it has rece ied approval of many d fully tests the to Barge, Baugor for Bal- anda host of others. No. 110 Broadway, 10 Asto le. m2 im*rre IRON AND TIN. tT IRON AND TIN, a very sv nz the last Annual Report, and much vith the Society’s formation, may be obtained upon appli- re. fomastoN, June 25—Arr Homer, Portsmouth. July 2, eld ‘Tomas P Hart, i suRyroRT, July stance, When used according A Medical Ex um noon, and 3.0’elock, P. Ecamples of Rates—for the Assurance of $100 ona Single Tale. PREMIUMS PAYABLE ANNUALLY. Axe nevt Fur one year For five nt. im attendance at the office dai jaints as arise from a disorg quick and wonderful action i emnain in the syst » Sheet Copper, v cA A No. 71 Broad street INE ARTS, 18 doors West of Broadway. RAVIN' in one of the choicest collecti DERN Engravings in the country atless tha ry for Looking Glasses ir tiuence for half ia, PR; Brothers, Newvitas; Swiss Bo} Sweden, NOrlenns; Lawrence, rgetown, SC; August, Baltimore: Point and Richmond; BIGGAR’S REPOSITORY OF F) 67 Canal Street. LLECTORS OF Constitutional we: brought on by a secret habat in- Jadeiphia; Narra dulged in by young men! ‘This is, when too fre luled in, the greatest evil that can befall man. weakness of the limb: ee Without . With de se eta” 3 3 mall of the back, confusion of in: tion of the heart, aversion to Soci- 01 a ptain sick—spoke 28th, ‘ork fur Bermuda; arr of n te lat 37 53, lon 70 3 Gulnare, NOrle: I Newburyport, from Matanzas for Hambury ia; Fam, do; Surplus, (s) new, New York, to run between this port and Hi hu Simmons, Boston; ( pson, do. Sid Roscoe, Bosto “Art N Carolina, Partington, ¥ one-half the usual prie B.—Grate Aprons and D: great variety and of the newest mit im*ec OFFICE oF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CO., HIS COMPANY aunuireets onnosite the Exch re by fire on good York; Mayflower, Phillips & Boyne, S2u2alee: eae SRASLLBS: Mo swwnnes BRBRRBA: Sesesesasa Pasvogen Ss2se2e83) READ THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS COLLEGE oF Medicine and Pharmacy 95 NASSAU STREET. MEDICAL ADVICE PRIVATE DISEASES, F, MEMBERS of the New ‘harmacy, established tables for single lives, joint lives, survivorships of wm ‘&e., Ke. UITIES, both immediate and deferred. have been calculated from sterling into dollars and ’¢ Court of Directors ment, delegated full auth 0 each on singe Hite, and to i whicl ¢ Premium is actual General Agent in New York if , LEANDER STARR, Te Wall atone ar 8 ELASTIC EVER Fi 1GS AND SCALPS, WITHOUT METALIC SPRINGS OR CLASPS. TO RE HAD ONLY OF CHARLES RIDGWAY. UTIER AND WIG MAKER, ). 25 WALL STREET, Or: Custom House. N. B.—Formerly of Howard’s Hotel. MAGASIN JAPANAIS, 69 | seagev bt mynd Mietde and ihe patbite toners icent collection of ancient Oil ese, Porcelain J: prs sendise, and also, ‘ves ‘ou,vessels and their earuoes, aux, Boston; John Hancoel ston; Pario, Kinne: It, lat 23.58, lon 84 20, z Mi woke Jumata, 13 day: Thomas W. Thome, B. R. Robson, M. D., ‘The James E. Holmes, NEW EMBROIDERIES. R ROBERTS respectfully calls the attention of hit i General te . Panis, iw sme Francis P. Sage, York C i John C. Merritt, ‘ork College of Medic: n it for the suppression of quacke! ue to direct their particular attention to all diseases «d can confidently promise to person: asafe and permanent cure without ii -onfinementirom business," Invali ed to make apulication to the Coll first appearance of those diseases, asa vast ninount of .n thus avoided. One of the members of the College, for many years connected with the prineipai hospitals for the cure of thous complaints, attends for consn|- SURRY TRE the country, and findin direct from the European. manufactories, will trifling advance on the original tion toseveral lots purchased at sh will be found well desery following are very desirable, bei He would also call atten- ny atan immense sacrifice, an early inspection, The 2% per cent ander the wena! CLIMAX STABLE, OURTLAND ALLEY, between Walker & White Streets, ‘AR oF 390 BROADWAY. Gentlemen's Horses. ‘The accommo extra width, and. the A few Stalls are vacant, and are worthy of gentlemen who wish their Horses to have str C. J. SMITH, Proprietoe. ABDOMINAL SUPP NEWLY INVENTED ABDOM ‘arranted the most perfect a Ithas been 1m use for some t medical men who, ed the best article of the ° flicted are requested to call and e " inventor has put them down to the low price of of Madame Ossenr, 21 Murray je can be sent to any part o! ave them sent, Ly add the constitution teularly reques neck Chemisetts, rich! worth $2,25 to $5,50, ly embroidered, from 14s to $3,56 d Collars, finished edges, for 8s., usual price $3, sual price $5. very rich, from $6 to $10, i from 4s to $3,50. XCLUSIVELY ft dations are first-rate—the Stal riage Room excellent. 10s 6d, 150 nbroidered Capes, 200 prs Embroidered nen Lawn Handkerch H, PARKER, Aj * fully informs his he has received a magnifi them a chest contain- te to perform a radical cure, by stating ly, together with traction nud treatment received elsew! a it pened. SONS TMU TIONAL DEBILITY CURED. HE TONIC MIXTURE, Medicineand Pharmacy off fidently reeomme: eret indulgence or remedy for impotence, sterility, or barrenness, ""Bifnaje beatles $1 gach ; capes of b packed and sent to all parts of the Union, VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS, Perience in the Hospital de ed ft va an infallible remed effect a cure in a mu medy, without tan the stomach, or confinement RICORD’S ALTERRATIVE MIXTURE. Primary or secondary ayphilis, any complaint prodaced by an if wnskiittl medical treatment. ® venereal taint remainén i werfil pui himself safe after hi hly cleansing the 5; ¢. ve. Je bottles at $1 enc! packed and sent to all CONCENTRATED £. RILLA, GE Hetatlower Botts, Pe Porcelain Groups an cient Fans of the 16th ceucui tw A the Cardinal Xim ere, if auy, and en- Ts. f rich embroidered Handkerchiefs, and French Muslins, in A choice assortment of which are offered unusual}: Scases of various styles of Swi stripes, plaids, figures, emselves. The ‘Oue Dollar, To the College of reat Inquisitor. JK 1846, FOUR KINDS. lepots, booksellers, and wreby notified of the annual plete with fun and fine COMIC ALMANACS Fint Premium new Patent two Oven Ranges economy, convenience at Ranges are warranted superior to any. ever of Almost impossible for them to get out of order, o for the plates to erack, so common to all other Ranges for the last 18 months, and in every jetor been called on to repair one. by the subscriber are warranted to give en- hey do not, they will be taken away without purchaser, GEORGE PIRCE, Eropriotor, ' 292 Brondway, DBROOK'S GOLDEN FISH 207 ADWAY. No longer the Golden Fish shines in the sun— Id place in Broadway—two, seventy-one t darted up stream to a far better haver And is now seen to glitter at two ninety-seven. There Bradbrook’s Fora well-stocked On the instant stil From fine shirts an ‘The voyager bound on some long oc Shonld call in at Bradbrook’s, ere joi And there officers, civi All they need, when to far ‘he stranger or resident there may ii he most elegant xoods he could wish t Of the very best fabries and tastefully made, At prices as fair as are known in the trade. wits dozen $5; carefully Sn OLD GOLD AND SILVE, » Book Binders 5 yA b t, Melter and Assayer of wased by assay, » constantly on hand, at office No 2 FANNY CAMPBELL, THE FEMALE PIRATE CAPTAIN, Romance of the Revolution, Lieutenant Murra; exhibited a full in, with a drawn sword in. on appearance of our Comic Almanacs, re} constructed that it No, Jeweler’s 8 Rolied Silver, Yor’ et. Wi ve on sale the for all. diseases 0 sherter time thin tire satisfaction; it 7 in the count the least expense to the catalogues on applica: rs. ct and do full justice to all . + an . TU OR the permanent cure of yenereal ulcers, nodes, or injudicious use of merew 293 Broadway, and for sale at al Ne TO egret ce SUBSCRIBER would res been in the employ of the muel Demilt ha: SHIP MASTERS AND selag ton venseel decane yatem with this justly oele- inform them, that pe s. jamuel Demilt over aera ht i DAC BUERREOTYPE itlaenders Vicana, enable the seat sre "Apparatus, seith three inch lenses for full size in cases of half a dozen at parts of the Union. XTRACT OF SARSAPA NTIXN AND SASSAFRAS. the New York College of Medi established for the suppres ‘concentrated extract, use of the tse vatory, it is hose Apparatus at son) the Business of man we Al , with two inch lenses for hal ‘aperseaieen refined and highly e Apparatus, with one-and-a-half inch lenses, for —WATCHES AND JEWELRY.—Those it led by the College doll of Silver Watches, Gold ila at present befe #, collars, straps, purses and hose— er en ye Stocks, handkerchiefs, hosoms and fine under clothes, With dressing gowns, ‘night caps, and fifty thi May be all had at Bradbrook’s famed omtfitein ‘0 THE PUBLIC. at Doctor JOSEPH HEINE, was not ABSA- above prices, may Chains, Gold Pencils, Keys, ke, Vantage to call on the subseriber, who of the above at retail much lower than city. Gold Watches as tow ax $: hanged or bouglit. All hi refunded. Watches and Jewel: than the | JN ure state of the ood, sucl Jotches or pimples, tleers, pain in the cutaneons eruptions, ulcerated sore thront, from the secondary effects of syphilis or sme fr elim, ringworm, jones oF joints, nodes, i bed Lat pf as well their ar WL A. FLAN 1t, the subscribers inform above Appararis and O ANOENTEIM jatesand Chemical of t other articles connect: t ces. i adeivha xchange. all ale at the lowes! ed in the beat man Santana and warranted, at much He. ALLEN | mporter of Watches a