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ofthe value of her manufactures exported, finds at it would ruin many to have them interrupted. cotton used annually by the manufacturers of Great yitain, is produced in this country. Nearly one-qner. ‘reat Britain has reached the zenith of her political and ie power, huving for thirty years been at peace x Tein seers —_Bmlmmedinte possesst o wvill be given te rounded with nations competing with her in many 'pmmercial operations, which she has heretofore nearly . a Jonopolized, and in markets which her manufacturers | Phaeton, a SA x geplipeoe & Co-. USE WANVEB—A two, ofa a! it eee Courter & Enquirer office. rket inthe United States. A large amount of British ‘0 CLUBS, AS> L NS, 5 * i of 5 nage is engage® inthe American trade, and her com" nen LETS brows sayy sit i teat Brand wont rcial interests are so intimately connected with ours rt Ment akitchen, the Croton wo: fread int: ed eh rent will be moderate to a good tenant. ‘ vet, New York. with the exception of China—with the world. She is FOR SALE—A rel Horses, very hand jong tails, xn eas, sovenandcight year. seen'at, Duffs Livery Stables nore, on Phaesday and: rid mora. re of Bros y ‘ion four person ¢ ve had formerly the exclusive control ; and any check | Ajso. a handsome brass mounted double Harness. The Phaeton fe may now receive, will have ten-fold the effect, and | in he hought aepsrate. ivt0 2is%rh luce ten-fold the distre: rienced. When Great Britain was so vastly supe r to every other power in commerce and manufac res, & War Was not so much to be dreaded, but the re: hg between the natives of the earth,and preventing dift fulties which otherwise might arise, and spread the hor. It of a contest with the United States now, would be | Brooklyn at 9% }uch different from any previous one. We look upon LONG ISLAND KAIL ROAD CO. admin she line hereialnyn FOR NEWPORT AND PROVIDENCE On Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Ware $1. Heroes 9 carriages taken to the unmber of ten only daily exves Whitehall, South Ferry, New York side, at8!< A.M.- jarrives at Greeaport st 1249, taking the Sound steamer Wore vi and Prov denes, arriving at the jy 10 iastfre |he position the United States holds in the rank of na. ® onthe Banks of the Hudson Jous, to be one of the most vital importance,—a position acres Mina High state of eultiva: suring a continuance of the peaceable relations exist a ge oadway, corner of Canal street, =| Shoe Stor jv9 2we: rvices of a French woman to tke care 6 of war over the world. The power of thecommercial (children must come welt recommended as to t power is hi | | blacksmith and wheelwright establishments. ! 65 shares more, that the company could not reject, mak. | now in possession of the company, it must be redee od officers. Barrimone ror THe YEAR ING JUNE 1, 184 Statement A. Receipts, : Cash in hands June 1, ‘Debts collected of Sere 65 individuals... ., 25,950 62 Real estate sold (in- clud’g sale to , 19,918 75 cock 000 31872 Rei | Netamouut received Amount received for for rents. see. 4+6 8,579 02 ~ interest... + Net proce’s fin’ sales Of Wood... .sne0+ 1428 96 Statement B. Expenditures. ore for 1845, states that the estate owned by the com- on ‘onsisted of about 3000 acres of land, in what may A LADY, who has athcrough knowledge of Music, be ‘ve designated Canton proper, and about 235 acres in hat portion of Baltimore county known as South Bulti- | tp duvote pore. Of the 3000 acres, one fifth is within'the limits of | rate terms, A note addressed to A. B e city of Baltimore, having a water front of nearly wo miles, ‘There have been sold and leased permanent: | WV “tor the sale of sew and popular Publications, ip di y, since the commencement of the year 1841, thirty five | Parts of the country. $300 per year over their, beard ne large brick warehouse, a large building used as a | situation. For particulars, a | glue manufactory, six brick yards, a market house, and to | The most unfavorable festure in the report, is that in | _ js a | relation to the over-issue of stock. It appears that in) GENTLEMENS’ LEFT OFF WARDROBE | January, 1842, the stock account exhibited an over-issue WANTED. | of 131 shares. Since that date there has been claimed palsy res - | TLEME ing the number already redeemod 186 shares, and there | person, Mut will give | iy yet claimed 25 shares more ; and from the evidence | tlemen leavaug the making in all the gross number of 211 shares of the stock ofthe company over-issued prior to the year 1841, the | tended ) cause of which is said to be unknown to the present | Bills rece’e collect’d 353 87 capacity for such One who speaks no E h would lasses has taken the place of all others, and 60 long as| felnfered Noni ween Res at Nee Wak Hated Broad: stained, the political questions of the day | Way. corner Washington Plice. 1st ms jal ii i ‘ECTIONER ED.—Wonted a first Jte Con. ill be amicably arranged, and the commercial inte: FRFECTIONER WANTED — Wants » fest ts Con. ourse between nations permanently preserved. ness, and of strictly temperance habi find employment” | The annual report of the Canton Company of Balti- ood wages, ‘Apply at No, 31 Park Hotel, Park Row, taught by the first masters fully competent to iastruct inthat, her time to the iastruction of paper, shail be pusetuslly attended e2 i ANTED.—A few active, intelligent men, to act »s agents e insured tl@m in writing, with an opportunity of clearing $1000 ots; only two of the lots sold have been paid for, and for | per year, and mare if they are active. Some men, | part of the lots leesed no rent will accrue for the next ouryears, There has been leased to different persons ybout seven acres of land, for the purpose of erecting shereon manufacturing establishments, on which no rent will accrue for the ensuing year. There are on the lands the company, and owned by them, according to the fen report, thirty-three good brick dwellings, thirty i ARL Trame and small brick dwellings, one good brick ofice: | ()NEOR TWO GENTLEMEN can, be accommodated j ow in our employ, will no doubt make ever $1000 per year, clea ‘ofall ex- Penges, and there is about half a d aces open, which must he filled ; each man will have hi t, and it will be sary for them to have at least $25 to obtain 9 good out. None need apply unless he has that amount, for it is our object to get them started in such a manner as will be be: cial to them, as well as to us. ii Apply Duane street. Letters must be post peid. je12 Im*rh ina as BOARD. with boarding in a. small G it dvd Le tre No 76058 ‘The finder 1 No. 107 Chambers st. | will be attende: L iy ST—Book of the Bank for Savi meee to leave it at the Bi tre G ENTLEMEN and Famili effects they dispose of. (either GEN- ADIES,) by sending to the subscriber, who does not pretend to give twenty per cent more than any’ othe farr price forall articles offered Gen: y city will find it totheir advantage to send for the subscriber previous to selling to any. other pereee J. LEVENSTYN, Broadway, (up stairs.) N iylotm*re_ MONEY—M cae draat ) NE $()() or more of Bank notes, in blank, purporting | Recuirre Ano Exracnisdepl ob sie Olarad Conceasty ve | Me OOO ects wteos onthe honieor Laney Contes the piates trom which they were printed, having been ordered uid never paid for, will be sold cheap. "io any hovest peraou who wishes to open the brokerage or banking business in ana- da, the above will be worth poss-ssing, The whole impres- d plates will be sold cheap. “Any person wishing to eu Nassan street, up stairs iy3 Iw're OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK EQUITABLE INSURANCE COMPANY. 58 Watt Srreer, Sd July, 1845. IVIDEND—The Board of | Direct idend of Four Per Cent months, payable on demand. ‘his Company continues to insure against Loss and Damage from Burglary or House Breaking aud Robbery, and also against Fire Risks, oa the most favor-ble terms. LAMBERT SUYDAM, President. jut 6tre for the past s: 4,609 96 1 SrRONG, Secreta PALNTILN FOR SAL FEW FINE OLD PAINTINGS, comprising Scriptural and Historical subjects, Landscapes &e.,amongst tvern a 7,608 8 | genuine Interior by Teniers; a, Clepatre by Sutermans, and a ins paid to 791 27 | Magdalen by Guereino, &é., &e. May be seen dai Paid Company’s note. Tho. 15,009 00 ! till 3 o’clock, at 91 Liberty street. j Paid dividends to stockholders a ei 13,048 12 Due from banks $76,417 62 |-from our usual moderate Wrices, in view of the adi | ‘The expenses of the company are‘represented as hav ing been somewhat increased by the payment of all ar 18,718 00 39,816 14 | ed Cassimers for Pantaloun 12.5000) “SUMMER GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN'S Balance on hand. $40,571 48 WEAR. E have still on hand a large assortment of sea goods, comprising cloths of particalarly light fabries fo | Dress and Frock Coats; Drillings, ny and single mill Chally Marseilles Vesting Ibe made up to order at a deductie ed stat | in great variety, which w -| of the season, T. JENNINGS & Drapers and. Tailors, - | _ ju Imisre 231 Broadway, American Hotel. Warages. The amount paid Thomas Carroll—$15,000— MUSIC. was for the company’s notes of $19,500, given in part payment for land purchased of him at South Baltimore The dividends paid to the stockholders, amounting t $t 500, were paid out of the proceeds of the sales of for feited stock, which will be found in the column of re- | | Broadway, M. DUMSDAY, Professor of the Guitar, Si Accordeon, and Violin, continues to teach Ladies and Ge Temen of New York the ab reasonable. | ceipts, in item “ Received for sales of stock $19,918 75.” | ferences wiven on application at No. 63 Franklin street. Had it not been for these sales, no dividends could have | been paid. The affairs of the company would have been | FRENCH GENTLEMA much more benefitted by cancelling this forfeited stock, of Peris, is desirous of findin than by throwing it into the market, merely-for the pur- jy9 tm*m TUITION ly, English, whi pose of raising funds to pay a dividend. The account | lnuguagts, equally his own, in avy of the different branches 0 however speaks for itself, and those holding large quan- tities of the stock will, no doubt, findita very interesting | _ The best rete exhibit. Old Stock Exchange. $5000 TI Spe] Bonds 37% 100 East Boston Co 13%4| SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUK- i 5000 Ors omy 101% Ay Erie x R be HI NITURE WANTED. }} 1000 TL Dela'd Bonds, lo | cet all kinds of cast off clothing J} 23h Bkof Com, full 96 100 do Bao 3196 | AND Prod Siccond hake fupmitares Persons wishtog to dig |} S0.N River Ble 0050 do 30 31° | pose ofthe same, will do well to call on the subscriber, or ad- | 39 Lafayette Bk Cin 78 56 do s6m 30, | (ress a line through the Post Office, which will be punctually 2 U Sins Co 9% 50 do 20. 31g | Cie ded to. . LEVY, 109 Morris Canal 31% 130 Long Island RR OB Q 4934 Chatham street, New York. 33 Merchants’Fire In 101 50 do 530 683 N. B—Coustantly on hand, ‘a seasovable assortment of g 190 Farmers ‘Trust. “19 Si 0 do on tlemen’s clothing, cheap for cas mmy29_Im* r: 8: 20 Stonington RR 83 79 Reading RR 50 do 60 Second Board. | : : By Stepnen Stubbs, ‘ahs Stonington 29-25 Long Island 684 Pwpusuen this day, at FRENCH'S Publishing Hall, Bene Teak 3% 60 © do 313 68%" No, 293 Broadway, aud for sale at all the Periodical De: . ? = pots—Pitce 123% cents. je24 lm* New Stock Exchanye. ee ee eee $5000 Ind D bds 25y 530 33. 75 Canton Co sis 424 NATIONAL COFFEE HOUSE. 50 shs Vicksburg Bi 230 835 25 do 360 42 NEW YORK, we do ch 84 25 do {24 | CHEAPEST AND B-ST LODGING AND EATING 200Farmers’ Trust 53. 35% 25 Erie RR 53 30% HOUSE IN THE CITY, 0 (WO ch 35% 75 do ch oy 21 tngton st., ) 2 do BIO 33% $5 do ($2) Between Barclay and Vesey streets, uear the North River and s % 86ge 990 3% 30 do a as the Washington Murket. 2 2 aes Long jelaad 8 SF Gee | _iv7 wen TENE LUSCOMB, Superintendent. 100 = do. bow 3% do baw 68%. NEW EMBROIDERIES. lo bs do ct 89 ETER ROBERTS respectfully calla. the attevtion of his CE ea tw to Diy bag | dea elteads and the public 10 some splendid gonis ofthe above * Boston Co 0 9° | description, recei t arrivals, De ii 25 Nox & Wore to ¥80 60% | Uirect frum the European, manwlactofies, will be° suid at a Sales oi at Boston Juny § 60 do Charlestown Branch Railroad, b o 1 m, 80; 1 do | fern uricer= ine Railroad, 114); 6 do Norwich & Worces- | {ij Faeck Chemisetts, richly embroidered, from 14s to $3,50 Boston & Mi ter Railroad, 5 do do, 71}; 60 do do, b 0 15 ds, 71! 25 do do, bo 1m, 71}; 10 do Eastern Railroad, 1084; 4 do Boston & Worcester Railroad, 118; 50 do Long Island Big 50 do 2834 100 Nor & Wore $10 705% | 56% 50 do 53° 7055 a ; ‘ ‘ , | which will be found well deserving an’ earl 0 shares East Boston Co., 13}; 15 do do, 13); are very desirable, belug 21 per cent under the usval a thorongh andliberal education, andalso drawing and painting 0 either landscapes, heads or flowers. sean be had, and hi z to the Re Shurch of this a. by appl ch Protestant id Imtre city, No. 99 Franklin street f r His yel-nom, tharoush repair, and no : deservedly high reputation which this establishmeut has here- tofore required. an obtain the full value for all | 466, aan line through the Post Office will be promptly at- | 0. Aw he same, wij, please callon JAMES HARRIS, 8 | crected for a Hotel. nt entertainment of all those who will favor them with their com pony, when they hope to furnish them such accommodations as to entitle them to public favor. tion of a private house. TOVED to No. 65 Franklin street, one door East of fashionable instruments, &e.,in a somparative short time, by his new Analysing and Inductive s usual, to the residences of his pupils to any by the stages. Satisfactory city and other re- N, a graduate of the University i in some school or private fa- tion as instractor—through the means of the ich he speaks fluently, orofthe French aud German name and residence A. Verren. Rector of the AGNES, OR THE POWER OF LOVE, A Tale of Missouri, trifling advance on the original cost. He would also call tion toseveral lots purchased at auction, atan follo’ 3 | worth $2.25 tw $5.50, 10s 6d. Railroad, 693; 60 do do, 69}; 100 do'do, bo 1 w, 694; 350 | b wie “ypaee Capes, at $3, usual price $5. lo very rich, from $6 to $10. do Wilinington Railroad, 183; 25 do Reading Railroad, | 990 prs Embroidered Under Sleeves from he 1 $3,50 2045 5 1 re | 10 Married. oidered Dresses, from $3 upwards. of Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs, from 6d. odo do extra large size, for gentieinen’s use 15 do do hemstich do, from 3s 6d. On the 2nd instant, by the Rev. Mr. Price, Mr. Jony 30 do do Rivierd borders. ter of George Armstrong, E8q., of this city. Die On Thursday, July 10, Wa year street, § be taken to Aquackanonk, N. J., for interment. On ‘thursday the 10th instant, aft illness, Jenn Y, is ‘friends and acqui brother-in-law, Patrick icGo! Suvron, f Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to Miss Manaarert, uten Bauer, aged 54] &e relatives and friends of the family are requested atiend his funeral, at his late residence 93 Morton a ‘ ] aturday mornning at So’clock. His remains will WIGS AND SCALPS, which are offered unusually cheap. stripes, plaids, fi Alot new Mus! te, all of whi ims re s, Ke. ec. ‘Trimmings, Laces h will be sold dees Veils, H Jed bargn mm a LIGHT, ELASTIC EVER FITTING WITHOUT METALIC SPRINGS OR CLASPS. a short but painful HOF Ee CHARLES REOGWAY is also those of hie| JAIR CUTIER AND WIG MAKER, re respectiully invit- NO. 25 WALL STREET, ed to attend his funeral this aftern son, at 4 o’clock, from Orrosire THE Custom Hovss. \sis late residence 100 Barclay street. On Thursday morning the 10th instant, Jars Davee ut son of Thomas Britt. ‘ne funcral will take place at 10 o’clock, this fore- EWS agen noon, from 253 Washington street. "| COMIG ALMANACS FOR 186, FOUR KINDS. fic genera the pr hereby notified of the anual 7 On'the 10th instant, after a long and severe illness, | {Pesrance of our Comic Almanac: replete within end ag Joes Kann, anative of Bonhill, Du land. feat On Tuesday the sth instant, at tho residenoe of her | call, looky li son, 9 Beekman street, Mra.’ Mancanet Hupsox, of | send Gloucestershire, England, aged 69 yeurs. mbartonshire, Scot-| nature. Fisher's Comi engravings extracted care from tl sand De. Darkies ; those on h, and buy; those at & distance wi for samples. Always ou sale the greatest auantity of Childrens’ Books, colored and plain e spot W Show Bills of all kinds given to dealers. VOICE We sell low, very low, for cash, and do full justice to all | LEWIS BELCHER. orders, in time, kinds, quantity, and price. Die Re ay TURNER & FISHER pa rebar andy fy Warne, March 2, 1945. jeldtmtre 44. Chatham street Mise Sint he twalve dougn bottles of Barsparlla are ol BATCHELORS Dear Sir—' he separilla are al sold, aid T hive frequent calls for more. I-wish you would NEW INVENTED send me by the first opportunity two. WIG, I have little doubt when the med: becomes more gene- 'O PERFECTLY revemble: jvesee They section of this ¢ pr-etics of mediei valuable remedy ing your preparation fo be oue of the best in ws {nt00." in Fesommeuding it to my friends in thoss.euses whe 4s best © Meulated to give relief. Some cases of disease of val years’ ego: have been effectually cared, and in mot vices it has produced decided benefit, giving as fae w, euitive satisf ection to all who have used it, Vory respectfully, LEWIS BEECHER, wowing the Sarsaparil Sold wholesale and retail by Wm. Burger, 50 Courtlandt st , vid by all respectable Druggists in town and couutry. iy Liem OTICE TO BAKEKS ANO OTHERS —For sale, the | will be trrved up, In the Atting Up of th: hovse every attere i and fixtures of a Bakery doug a cash business, | ton has been pard to render it a favorite resort for thoes who the counter, ina good yt ofthe city, For further parte: down town; the si dis rooin is 50 by 25 feet culars, enquire at No, 684 Water street. Jy atm fully lighted and ve T rooms have been POPPED, suppored to be stol " qd ji it with the best of bi it will be for tobe ae W. IL Brown y ee eee Boarding House, ss re ean have their menis at iy 11 Sttre nown, it will meet with an inereased, and, perhaps, ex- i Merous acquaint uces through « large Siietecton, Ail the old dite yj formed during nearly eleven years | is mae treatment of many diseases, and believ- id paying expenses aud | *" hes and vexatious ig earers cai se aud comfort ws ever they’ di Citizens and strangers are are completely done away w ate, +48 it must . BATCHELOR'S Wiad Serbs Mears street, near Broadway—Removed from 165 Broadway >| jel? tm™m I NATIONAL COFFEE HOUSE, 215 Washitnasers atreet, A few doors above Washin Market. 6 public are respectfully hot which has been fit ny at WM, ur of tre day, vider the immedint NOTICE THEE ATE, PUBLIC. Notree Fae PUBL athat Doctor JOSEPH HEIN Foe ee eeNT SOLOMON Tht LON HEINE, M wi taies No. 57 Reade street, New York 3 my BON--was wot ABH A> PRA KIS, a Smith ar Toure New York, will call at No, 84 Front me Who wanta to see him, to obtain lative toa family who left Sootland some ye: aid family now having « relation i ew Orle: J wuxious to ascertain their present reai iense sacrifice, inspection. ‘The 500 Embroidered Collars, finished edges, for 8s., asnal price A choice assortment of rich embroidered Handkerchiefs, Scases of various styles of Swiss and French Muslins, in iery,Gloves, N. B.—Formerly of Howard's Hotel. je2h tm*re publication depots, booksellers, and ¢ laughing volume of Comic, Crockett’s Go. ‘ A 1s Books, colored. prints, ce. Ke: in the country: extalogtes on applica: tio 0 1 real head of hair na to defy oyances wenjoy id with their own hair, vited to Inspect this tasty nnd. dell: » 2 Wall he above named H the mod-ri ime provements, will be opened for the reception of visitors on Monday, July 7 at o'clock. at which hour a ndid dinner NOWLAN'’S HOTEL, Hart River. At jem g G re nha ti Treat ‘nd the ‘publi fe for i the last t iil aed beet Teave to inform t establishment at the termi A and on the Tank of d other ret reshin th NGS,” NSH AWS rote TTchetal can b:thing establishment for the re fricitors on and after the ull dergaee, a complete ant will be opened be spared to maiutain the th June inst. ‘The price for boarding will be from $7 to $8 per week—chil dren and servants half-price. i people, not requiring much ill find accommodating terms. e steamer Orus, Captain C, Price, from the Fulton market, a ween New York and Long Branch of the shown beet at to , i CNTAMES GREEN, Proprietor. = June 12, 1845, Jel9 im*m ‘ROY HOUSE, TROY, N. ¥. T OLEMAN & ROGERS, Proprietors.—This House, so Toug and favorably kuown to the travelling public, 13 Dow ‘open. A uew story has been added and extensive alteratious made; arnong which are the extension of the Dining room, to alength | of uinety feet, aud, by foldirg doors connecting, cau be exten to one hundred and thirty feet; thirty wew parlors, with bed- rooins attached; pleasuntand airy rooms to the. uumber « e been added—affordiny accommodations or 300 persons. and papered throuzhout. c ton, Buffalo -atoga, siart from the front It is also but a few steps from the steamboat K- ‘The proyrietors trast, by their personal. attention to their sineas and guests, to receive conttauedand increated pezronn LES LEMAN. Late of the Astor House. CHARLES M. ROGERS, _iuT mere Late of the Steamer Empire WARKEN HALL. No 3 Warren strect. HE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house as » Hotel, ina style of comfort nnd convenience, for the ac ‘ommodation of citizens generally and visitors to the city, would respeetfully solicit for themselves a portion of their pa tonag. ‘Their larder will be at all times well stocked prith the best the markets ean afford. ‘The Wines, Liquors and Sex ° the best quality. ‘The bedrooms neatly furnished. spa airy. While from its central location, and in the centre of business, it will afford great inducement to those visiting the city. jous and ing near the City Hall, |. BRITTON, » McCORKLE, N. B.—The usual relishes served up at al! times, _je7 Im*ec WILSON’S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM, 5 Gold street, near Maiden Lane. OUNTRY MERCHANTS will ud this a desirable House. ing convenient to the busivess part of the city. establishment is fitted up with entirely new furniture and substantial dinner, 18 : : venience and comfort this house is equal to any hotel in the city, and at half the price. Permanent boarders can be accommodal on very reasonable terms. cents, lodgings 25 cents: All the delicacies of the season served up, as soon_as they arrive in market, at half the price of other houses. Elegant private p alors, per parties, The very best of liquors. jus 3m*re SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION, for the referer cases, or dinners or sup SCHOHARIE COUNTY, NEW YORK. HE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that Mr. LAN IN, of Congress Hall, Albany, hos associated himselt Gardiner, and that this establishment will be cou avilion will be opened for the reception of visitors on the first day of June next. The subscribers have made many improvements in the grounds and bathing-house, and pled themselves to use their best exertions to render this establis! ment fully equal to any watering place in this country. Stages will be in readiness on the arrival of the ears at Cann- debate, ba take passengers to the hous: Mr. L. will, as heretofore, continue the Congress Hall, which will, during thesummer, be under the superintendence of Mr foslin. mm Aon. " ix dollars per Fikes | attention will be paid to their comfort and Good servants will be in constunt attendance. steamer Oris will leave New York every day, from Ful- ton Market Slip, and Stages will be in readiness at the Ocean House, to convey passengers to Long Branch Fane 19, 1845. SAMUEL COOPER. > SEY Hi RRIS ; £ SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and nublig generally, that the new and commodious house Morristown, New Jersey, is open for the m25 ttaw2m#re DAVID GROWER. LIVERPOOL (ENGLAND) BOARDING HOUSE No. 70 Duke Stre: (Formerly. the Residence of Siz William Barton.) HE MISSES PERKINS respectfully ask the patronage of and gentlemen visiting Liverpool, for their es- ere they will meet with the comforts and atten- Reference—H, Worrall & Co., No. 26 Elm street, N. York. jell Imeod*re SEA BEACH HOTEL. Long Branch, N. J. HEALTH, RECREATION AND COMFORT TO INVALIDS AND ALL OTHERS. HL, HOWLAND & CO. have opened for. the seyson this well known Hotel at Long "Branch, Ni J., (kept last yearby 4. Barclay Ae Cn, patronized by the et Of New York and Philadelphia in past years with great 9 © must cumfortabl: hina hundred mies ol sitors and invalids will receive every attention from the prietors, who are now ready to enter into arrangements with families forthe season for bo: . The advantages of sea bathing during the summer months hfuruishes every induce tr Je for health, recreation and ¢ mfort. To the lovers of fishin,, the vicinity of the Sea Bass Banks affords great sport; and the gunning in the neigh- borhood is very five. Th Steambvat ORUS leaves Fulton Market wharf every day. For hours of leaving, see adverti- emeut of Steamer Orus in the Courier and Evquirer. From the Ocean House, passen- gers are conveyed to the hotel. 6 miles, in go WARES. H. HOWLAND & CO., Proprietors of the Sea Beach Hotel. L Branch, June 21, 1845. Je24 eodim m - PIANO-FORTES FOR HIRE, AT 411 BROADWAY, (UP STAIRS.) WALKER has constantly on hand an extensive assort- ment of elegant Rosewood and Maho; Pianofortes of every description, including Grands and Cal are loaned on hire at the above establishment, or at factory, No. 40 West lth street, near the 6th avenue. _ Also, New Pianos for with all the modern improve: ments, warranted equal to any in the United States. Jel3 Im*rre ALEXANDER’S TRICOBAPHE. NEW AND INV. LE DISCOVERY, being a li tt of this dye consists mitaneous effect—all ot m the * Philadelphia Daily Sun.”"—ALexanvER’s —The effect of the above on the hair is truly as- Tt was tri rday in our office, and the change ht & Co. 2 hout the United States, or of sole agents. RK G. A. WRIGBT, 8 South sueet, Philadelphia. OTICES. 1 sell on Saturday Eveuing, at No. 1 garde 2 cacti‘ Ave ~ AUCTI PARK THEATRE. FRENCH OPERA. E July lth, RATS, MICE, Coa FLIES, BED- G8, The room ia the bui'ding 70 Ws ith Cockroaches, and owe applies irely dispersed them. T have used Dr. F, aud have wouderful, and yard, after the (Cer Price of Admissiou--First Tier of Boxes $1- Second aud Third T: 0 street, was badly att o'clock, wid the Curtain Will rise precinely a four weeks ago, GG@-Admission 25 Cen preparstiou to extermi .« Messrs. Freuch aad Ai! wer ie ucceeded in clearing them fiom how ji JOSEPH GUTENAN. Dr. Feuchtwanzer’s Fly Paper has beeu used nearly oue quartof slain flies have been coliect- y's out of curiosity. ) ©. VAN SCHOSAHOON. y house, 211 Hudson HN SOLOMONS Friday Events ; . July Lith, ‘The performance will commence ith the beautiful Overture The arent ve ba: cleared from, ‘he yard in the rear of ears infested by rats, and 0: effectually destioyed them _ [caution agaiust the various jealou: s, and my genu- ine preparations are for sale by Milnor, corer Broadway » Vroom & Fowler, 3Courtlandt st., , corner of Fourth and Wooster street, Gi d street, and of th F e HTWANGER, ALE’S GLOBE, Twy lestial Sphe1 By Messrs. Wood, D. ison, Parstoe and Miss Cohe (* Intermisson of Half an Hour for Promenade and Refresh- ‘The second past will commence with the Overture to the Zapateady Di Cadiz. dina on the Tight Rope the following characters: ‘= manuf vcturer, by Mr. Dennison To conclude with the In which HERR CLIN Between the Autertsuim iautes for Promenade und Refreshineats. os open at halt-pest 6 0’ k . " mmended by Dr. Lardner, Professor Ol nts ap mtermissicn of Ten factured cal and Mathematical York. bblishment, 3 Frank deaaspesn chee HARP—DOUBLE ACTIO: GREAT BARGAIN—To be sold, bt The performance to commence with the Overture to #6 Authony strect, near Broadwav. ee YO CALICO PRINTERS. o assortment of To be followe 17th time SEVEN CASTLES THE PAtSIONS. Taylor Dame Ureula, M UF at rful feats of the Or the Aerial Susp-ns.ouists. EDUCED. PRICES. Superior English steel =nd composition. d tors? files always on su erior to any article now in 7 tar Hi me To conelide with the new and wonder ‘om first hands. at the reduced SCROB AT FAMILY OHN A. NEWBUULD, 33 Jotn sitet. (Aa efhesent Pouce wail alweys Ue in atteadaace to mai tam good order aud k KN. INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER, ES) PLASTERS prepared for pains and weakness in the or limbs, bruises, sprains, &e., and for aud croup in children, will’ in most cases sive immediate and soothing relief. ‘They will also be found fighly beneficial for complaints of re Persons of sedentary habits, whose bi sit or stand much, who may’ be chest, of pain in ing one of these Plasters. A limited number of i mamence at 8 o'clock asthmatic affecti Vauxhall Garden Saloon. ING, RAIN OR 1881 Ly One Shalltin THE COOLEST SALOON IN THE CIT’ ositively no Fre» List, exe pt to the Press, issaer esis sagen LOON is crowded ith regard to the efficacy ef these Plasters, nothing need be , as they curry with them their own recommenda so remarkably low, is a sufficient reat and increasing de. | Proacha le Negro \ ‘ Also, ths Ben opie iv ir afrents | Whitlock, G tuner, Whi nat Tog—Verforinance Lo commence at 8. An efficient Police in attendance, under officers J and pliable as | Bi prietor is confident that by the hese Plasters, the popularity which they ly by their own merits, an i : y have given, that they are decidedly superior to any them as adhesive source of complaint to the ordinary plasters of the re ind Sisters—Messrs BURTON'S THEATRE, ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Friday, July 1. nce will comm: SEA Ms’ Burke, w th Hood Fincos Plasters ueed but one trial to give every satisfnetion de- ; red ence with a new drama in two cts Es8— Mercy. the Se:mtress, Mrs. 3 celebr ted “Song of the Shirt;” Plain wood,'Mr. 8. Johnson; Bobbin, Mr. Burae; Bob Deb.t, Mr. vis. audey:tle of NO! NO! NO !—Frederic, Mr, Altern; Lady Doubt oad. E YOUNG WIDOW— “Be sure and ask for Knapp’s Indian 8 ove that his signature ison the back of eagh. B. KNAPP, and sold wholesale and retail at Hi n street, one door below Also for sale by the Druggute thes Plaster, and "None others ‘are King street, New York. rice 12 1-2 and 18 3-4 cents each TICE. SHIP MASTERS AND HERS. irby ; Maria. with so: Tgconelude will thy farce of I Ni TO ae SUBSCRIBER would res; as been in the employ of YSIAN FIELDS—(HopoKen) Free Exhibition etl Afternoon, commencing e late Samuel Demilt ove: ite haya mle er McCARTY has the pleasure to annown ents for a short time wi * ANGELINA, and the extraordi- ince of all Wonders, YOUNG whose beautiful and instructive Htxpoo Frs- he wonder and adiir-tion of all Europe, Is ‘Also he has the pleasure to announce veaeyinent with that admired Vocalist and Dancer, Miss A EMONS, and celebrated FAKIR OF tion to coutinue (in conuec- ary ad aootenaueied, E tion with his son) the business of manufacturing, repairing and rating Chronometers rivitins have bi America and the Indies. , Jewelry, Silver 239 Pearl street. ere THE WONDER & BLESSING OF THE AGE THE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. T EVERY MAN, WOMAN § CHILD, is troubled with Coughs, Colds, Spitti Complaints, Asthma, Bronchy Coush, Pain i Tickling in the ' re, &ic., at the old LGGER’ The entertainments will commence with Young Francisco's ing HINDOO Fr STIVITIES, selected from ich will be found ‘the following :— t, among which 4 St jets, Anaihilation which he will introduce the ludian Games after the a of halt an hour. Daneing and Singing hy Miss EMON' The amusements will couclnde with Fra chanical Exhibition of the celebrated ACRO: in miniature, consisting of the following Marronets : Ist gan, the Graceful Magi ; 2d, J Marvo, the Naval Dancer : from the abuse » aud only genuine, prepared by the celebrated Dr. Swayne , and mere imitations. e original and only genuine valuable tree—Dr. Swayne’s Compound cipal office, north-west corner 8th Great Westorn, as Peleg Smashuin. ‘ ‘ After which, the Burletia extitled Old Grimes end his Wife, to be performed by several of the figures. i 3 O'Connell, the celebrated Tattooed Dancer, will make his first appearance. y lew York Brass Band has been engaged, and will play every afternoon. P N.B.—The performances will be changed daily. . corner of Broadway and John he orner of Minetta street: . Winslow, Roch street, Newark, street, Newark, N. J. Backus and Bull, T: Worcester, Masi CUOLMAN’S LITERARY SALOON, ND EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS, No. 203 Broadway, New York. AXIMILIAN’S Great and 3 throuzh the United States, i gravings, “fier the » anner of dra quarto volume of letter press. both volumes for the D-awing Kavm. A few copies nly printed in English. rshould visit the City without calling in to see . BOOKS, PAINTINGS, AND EN which are offe ed “at ¢ ently reduced p The Pablic Sule Room is filled with books of eve various langusges, to see which, and the Print 5 Jame A ffslo, New York; Grant 1EAUTI Woodman, Vicks! Hoiden, Bast Bostuis, Mass; P : VER AND AGUE. i OP & CO8 COMPOUND TONI re of Fever and A dl Bockee, Pough- ¢, Remittent aud Tuter- his’ medicine having th nduced to offer it ed success in relieving many of t this scourge of our country tions,has NEVER FA\ made. ‘ the Bookstore or Sale Room, an apartment is fitted up for the EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, consisting of about _ , TWO HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES, by ancient and modern Masters—to view which, asmall charge of 1238 cents is required. when used according to the Wg a permanent cure: ilies originated mam ‘emblazoned ou_vel e charge of the Lon ‘or Pedigrees arranged and JUST LISHED, The GENEALOGY ‘OF GeO! GE WASHINGTON, with his arms and crest, as worn uj Price only $! 59—in colors. A ninls from two ph with uniform success:— é ke T have used your medicine, called “* Compound ‘To- in eases of Fever and Ague, and have found it to ose better than anything I'have ever preseribed Th when employed as Assistant in their practice Europe, traced and Jam, equal in execution, andat one third don Hera'd's Colleges. Genealogi on. pou his carnage. ae, tone time, and it has aLways proved successful ariosity. _Je83 bad article from a certainty of its effects ference over all other articles in medicine for that distre: G. H. TRAPHAGAN, M. D. New York, May 8, 1945. Sins—Having adopted the use of your Toa cure of Ague and Fever, I rej fidence, and as a medicine that will mee u oF public con- el you In every case, so far as UNION COURSE RACING ean excellent Tontein debility folk will come off a Hurdl hope it may get the extension and patronage " fully. ery respect. FLEMING, M. D. cepared by R. D. Wynk nd for sale by Dr. Le D. ‘A. Reynolds & Co, Buffalo ia; Wim G. Hunting, McChesney, Chicago, Ill. Race, oe and a quarter mile ‘This Mixture is Vesey st. New Yor MeCormic, Newark, N ann beh jon—Enclosed space 81; t rangments for the better accommod: In addition to other adeantages that his hcuse possesses, he be: s thit amore desira®le residence for. the approxching sea- son cannot be found. The conveniences for sea bathing are wie urpassed. To those who are fond of fishing, no place can ‘nd where more advantages are offered. . Ly a Greg having eabalahen line of stage, fromm vu jauk to Deal, passengers can always rely on a quick con- reyance. JOHN GREEN, Deal, N. J. jv 8 2wetrre MAGASIN JAPANAIS, 69 Duane Street. ARKER, Axent, from Amsterdam, most respect- informs his friends wid the public in general, that Lehre received a magnificent collection of aveient Oil Pain and Antiquities, coasis'ing of Japanese, Porcelain Jars an Flowst jottles. Plates, Dishes, an neve has been seen p i T moderate prices. “and. Gen lemen, if you. wish to reat yourself call and examine this sple vid collection, Iso, two carved Chairs, for Cath vlie Church from 10 A.M. till 6 P.M. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO. DAGUERREOTYP. TPPHE undersigned har for their new otyhe to that of the finest paint- done by nature tee, guided only inery. It can be peformed hy every one not skilled feetly understood at one gl ia writing, without difficulty. (Atte wishing to procure the Patent right for a, City ot sounty, can make preeagagements there reesins Fe ee ee TF, LANGENG: (post paid) to 3yd im tre Exchange, Philadelphia. THE INVISIBLE WIG S°, closely resembles the real head of hair that acepties and seurs have pronounced it the most perfect and extro- fy The great advantages of this 10: wigis its being made without sewing oF in h causes its appearances so closely to resemble the natural both in lightness and natural appearance, as to defy detec: its texture being so beautiful, so porous and so free, that in all cases of persp porati unimpeded and the great evils of other wigs entirely .. The sceptic and connois- seu are alike invited to jnapect this novel and beuntifil Wig. aad the pecal ol rng head,at the manufacturer's, > BARRY, 140 Brouwer, commer of Taian store ju ¢ OLD GOLD AND SILVER. SHENK Gilt Epaulets, Book Binders Rags and, Silver Os pains yacht, by A. BA No. 2 Wall street, Melter and Assayer of Metals. Jeweler's Sweepings purchased by assay. Fine Gold and Rolled Silver, for plating, c tly on hand, at office No 2 Wallstreet. Works 184 Law reet. £0 CAPITALISTS. A. RARE CHANCE—To invest a cnpital of shout $10,000 in XV 9 safe and profitable way, by erecting» building for diviue yahip for the Kmanu-Fil Congregation of this city, and fwr- ween Bowery aud Kast River, and between stairs. jul tm re CARVER © HALL, ‘TS, Engineer, gud Real Kotate ry BE North yf street, . ng na e ing; Drawluye and Mpeetfientios for Patent Rights, ‘Heal ke ite bow id wold; i H y ‘ve aan ellead™™” ™NP# 78 NOME pope BEACON CO OUN T: HOTEL AND STEAMB PROPRIETORS, ©! AND COU: ‘AMILIES, (aa dees 163 Greenwich 8 Near Count ianpt S8t., ann of # BEG LEAVE to inform selves at the above place, princi ar views of our wi you. that we established our. lly for the purpose of je and large family customers it manner in whi on our business for several years past in thi together with the very high quality and xoods, have earned ieyond that of any similar how consider these the best reasons we ¢3 TROTTING AND PACING. Y isth will come off a Match, Mile Heats, best 3 in harness, between the relebrated horse John ©. alho atch, two mile heats, iu harness, for $1,000, een the anme horses OTTING—On the first Monday in August, or first fair day, will come off a Sweepstake, subscription $750, half ft. two mile heats ander the s ddle’ to be goverved by the rules of the course, and close with the followin: ing horse James K. of reputation an 21 tirge to obtain your pa- ‘We have, however, much mnade, with kreat care and ve spring cargoes, and whi jeasure in stating, that we har , subscribers:— James Ds M wins Reali pet count, for any amount, from h comprise the finest specimens of rial Oolong Pekoe, ith an immeuse variety of Fine wilities, we offer at wholesale and retail. Java and other Coffees, as usual, roasted " ny Ningyong, Cougow his season, which, FTS ON GREAT BRITAIN AND We have also trae L : wishing to remit mo- to their friends jand, Scotland or Wales, can be supplied ble at sight. without dis. upwards, at the following continue our operations at oar other places as heretofore, v articularly at 121 Chatham thr We are Your obedient servants, CANTON Ti ‘0: LATEST INTELLIGENCE. BY LAST BVEEING'S MALL ‘Washington. ‘orrespondence of the Herald. o WW asuawaroen daly 9, 1845. Aspect of Affairs with the Administration Disclosed, and sundry other matters for the candid considera- tionof the reader and the Executive, §c. “ Whom the; Lord loveth he ehasteneth,” saith Holy Writ; and on the same ground, (we say it re- verently,) because we love the Administration—be- cause we wish to see it successful—because we de- sire that it may escape the shoals and quicksande that lie before it, we intend to point them out; and if there is found a little more pepper and salt in this epistle than is usual with the indulgent correspond- ent of the Herald, it will be because further indul- gence would be inexpedient and out of place. Ist. Tue Presipent—He is ima bad box. Aswe have heretofore shown, from every quarter he is ex- citing the opposition and displeasure of every clique ot the party. Like the infernal spirit of old— “ Which way he moves is hell, And in the lowest deep, a lower deep Still threatens. But of all his annoyances, it is alleged, that the ap- prehension of the defeat of the “organ,” as printer tothe House, isthe severest. It is whispered among the quid nuncs that Cel. Polk has funds invested in the ‘‘organ”—that his private Secretary, Mr. Knox Walker, a clever aud amiable young man, is # stockholder to a large amount; and that Gen. Ca- meron, of Pennsylvania, an original stockholder, was lhught out by the joint-stock company of the administration, in expectation of the hundsome.di- vidends that must accrue fromthe House printing, f the securing of which not a chadow of doubt was entertained in the outset. But the friends of Blair and Rives, the friends of the Constitution, and of the Tyler-men or young democracy of the U S. Journal, are equally obnoxious to the cliims and the prospects of the “organ.” And with the defeat of the “ organ” the administration is hors du combat — Will it be defeated ? Nous verrons—God is merciful; but we shall see. ‘ i i Are not Blair & Rives hurrying forward a build- ing in the rear of Jackson Hall, for the accommoda- tion of Henry E. Riell and new ra ae per? A month or two willehow. And while this movement is making, under the sanction and sup- port of the old bunkers of the north, the States’ rights men of the south are equally united upon the Constitution. But a single interrogatory or two, en passant, to i Faruer Ritcute—Will he stand out for the Sub- Treasury? Is he in favor of its resuscitation? We Joubt it, and the doubt is fren and it is doing s1- tently serions damage to the claims of the Union in the north and inthe south. We are now assured thatthe next Congress will compel the administra- tion into the measure, if possible. But again, is not Father Ritchie in his heart a devotee of the explo- led pet bank system 7? of a league among the State banks as the depositories of the public money ? and was not his original acquiescence in the policy of the Sub-Treasury a forced and extorted acquies- cence? Verily, we believe so, as firmly.as.we,.be-, « lieve that . “A man convinced against his will, Is of the same opinion still.” But again, Mr. Ritchie denies that the 49th parallel N. L. has been eared upon as the Oregon boundary between the high contracting parties. he narrow- ness of the denial satisfies us that some such propo- ition has been a matter of serious negotiation, a fact which, of itself, will tend more to weaken the reliance of the people in the administration then any other infraction of any of the measures which the administration was elected to consummate. Only look at it. The President in his inaugural, solemn- ly declares our ‘unquestionable title” to the Oregon territory, as clairned under our established bounda- ries, and three months after, we have the Secretary of State seriously reflecting upon the surrender of nearly four degrees of latitude. What will the country think of the administration thus tamper- ing with an “unquestionable right?” We are not surprised to hear that Mr Buchanan is anxions to retreat in good order from the Cabi- net, under the ample black mantle of a Judge of the Supreme Court. e wish him a happy escape from all his difficultes—but he might have known that in assuming the settlement of a question which had puzzled to the uttermost the acuteness and far- reaching sagacity of Mr. Calhoun, he was ing himself into a dilemma that would be_troubl in the extreme. If he now escapes from the Ad- ministration without a singeing, he may thank hie stars for his good fortune. Re Mr. Secrerary Watxer—Is in the crisis of # malignant disease. He was charged with having been so early and ultra an annexationist from hie interest in Texas scrip; but having cleared up this matter to an honorable acquittance, what is his pre- ent position? He is likely to fall a martyr to a ma- nia, alleged or real, tor the Chickasaw lands. There was a bill before the Senate.last winter for a trans- fer of the adjudication of these Indian claims, if we recollect right, from Washington to the local United States Courts in Mississipp. Mr. Walker advocated the bill with more than usual energy and perseverance. It passed the Senate—it went to the House, but there Mr. Tnompson, of Mississippi, innocently and honestly exposed the corruptions that must inevitably result from such a law, and the bill was deteated. Shortly after Mr. Thompson was. appointed by Governor Brown to fill the vacancy of Mr. Henderson, and sent on Mr. Thompson’s cre- dentials to the care of Mr. Walker, and these cre- dentials Mr. Walker is charged as having wets: ed for alength of time, thus depriving Thompson of the compensation of a Senator and mile for the extra Executive session, which immediately followed the regular session last winter. We refer you to the Mississippi papers. There seems to be a tull determination on the of those leading po- liticians of the party in that State to sacrifice Mr. Walker unconditionally. It is useless to equivo- cate or evade the actual position of the case. We would rather, at thig moment, stand in the uncom- fortable attitude of Sam. Houston, on_ the Texas question, than in the positton which Mr. Walker iow occupies before the State of Mississippi. He | has played, it rs, a bold game, but the danger 3 playe sppeare, o bold fame, b mminent, and the result wi sre is reason to his withdrawal from the Cabiuet, and his | formal excommunication from the party. Day after day the chasm between the party, or ra- ther he cliques of the party, and the administration, becomes wider and deeper, and more hazardous of upproach. In this condition of affairs, all the nerve, ll the energy, all the fearlessness, all that self- liance, which is in the character of the Executive 18 required, every bit of it. There must be no quailing no shuffling—no caressing the good graces of this or that faction ; but let him plant himself upon the reat measures of his electioa, appoint men to carry j them out, and let the jealous, the unappeased, and the unrewarded rail on. But verbum sap, &e. We are afraid that Capt. Voorhees is to be broken ipon the wheel—we are afraid that he will be un- conditionally discharged, or auijeotnd to an almost equally humiliating suspension. - We hold him to be « competent and excellent officer, and should meee that his services were to be lost to the Navy, but theré seems to be a strong current against him. | Mr. Cave Johnson returned to town this ge but we have not learned as to the exact object | result of his official visit to Baltimore, in relation to the transportation of the mails. A spirited volunteer corps, from Lancaster, Pa., | known as the Lancaster State Fencibles, arrived in own in this morning’s train, whence they were e- corted by the Washington Light Infantry to their quarters at Coleman’s Hotel. Here, after doffing their regular heavy ie, and donning their fa- Y, New York—121 Chatham st.; 361 Grand st. and 318 Bleeckey wlelphia—69 Chestnut street, and 45 Fifth street. BIGGAR’S REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS, i ENaLanp—The National and Provincial Bank of En J. Bi 50. Exchange and Discount Ban| ‘& Son, London, and branches Y Bank of freland, and Provis- stern Bank of ‘Scotland, National jank of Seotland, Greenock Banking Company, and branches teamship H bernia sails from Boston on the 16th July, by narded free. Apply to Ml drafts can be forwarie free. ADIT AC orp 78 South st, cor. Maiden lane. DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION DOWN THE LOWER BAY, NDY HOOK LIGHT, a fine view of the ions and Scenery of Co., Messrs, James Bul t . ‘The Nati ‘and branches R34 choicest collections 0 sin the country atless than ry for Looking Glasses in HALL LANTERNS great variety and o| LAMPS, GIRANDOLE: AND CANDELEBRAS, R THE SPRING TRADE. ITZ, BROTHER & CO, No. 13 facturing, and have always ou han ur Live, of the following Id of retail, at low Gilt and Bronzed, ‘&'Co.'s” celebrated Pi randoles, various patterns, gilt, sil John street, are manu- "The new anv commodions ste: P. H. Smith, on F | Lith and 12th, will leave Hammond street, 5 Jat ayant before 3; y and Siturday af ernoons. July er band gtipe, ered or bronzed. farket street, E.R Lai . MN. at half past 3 o'clock; for the above ex- returning tothe city by half for the whole excursion 25 cents. NEW FERRY TO FORT HAMILTON, YELLOW HOOK AND CONE steamboat [OLAS, Captain Ri ince on the above ferry id will run to-day (Friday) and Saturday, ax New York, Pier Ye. 1,E.R. Fort Hamilton. Coney Island. A.M. 8 5 Superior Chemical it, Refined Whale Oil. do ATCHE! WATCHES AND JEWELRY ‘T 0. a ol Pe The UTS Yaten has tiken her. pl ih to purchase Gold or Silver Watel is, Keys, fees, wall find i u Tetail much low itches as low = $20 reatly to their ad- | in the aurf and for promi- ‘Jin tive best manner ain c. AL! LEN Ppoores nd J i wich lene thaat the of Watches and Jewelry, Late 90, cor, Willi =2 2 the boat will com- ir “Si iam Ata, Op sta And on Sunday, Jf CLARKE. is desirous of supplying the uid country with the best af help, free Y good character, both protestants and ot flatters himself that by doing xo, weigh uch an under all at 9554 Duane si oe bene | VAST TRON WATER PIPRS, of ditiorent mimes, constant mmodarion of al treet. Also, Americas Cig es RANG ON & RIGHA ne Wi ugue dress, they formed “double file,” arm-in-arm, a Feneible and ‘one of our Light Infantry, and march- ed down the Avenue, and up to the bes thence returning, stopped, per invitation of our hosts of the United States Hotel, to try a julap. ‘Lhey passed through the bar to the court, marched around ul, and to the bar again, whence, after an antifog- uatic, and considerable cheering of yarious senti- urents offered, the company, with their escorts, re- to their quarters. Before returning, they will, of course, visit the President, and expect, also; to go down to Mount Vernon. he trial of McNulty will be commenced to-mor- row, with the examination of Mr. B. B. French, suecessor of McNulty, as Clerk of the House, principal clerk under McNulty. P. s— Che President has again taken sg101n of the White House, Cubinet Council held there to-day, supposed to be on the question of the parallel, by some; but more likely on the appee! of ome old aaeigers, for the reinstatement in office cfu rejected whig messenger or hall sweeper, or ihe like. 2 = ‘Wasnineton, July 9, 1845. The fifty negroes who, night Le ore:last, fet out in bedy to escape trom their imasters in Prince Ceorge’s county, Md., were intercepted yesterday syond Rockville, in Montgomery county, the next sunty northward from Prince George’s, by the mili- cry of the village, and thirty-one, as we learn, of 1e fugitives were arrested, and by this evening it is robable that all except a straggler or two have been ‘eured. It was one of the most ridiculous move- ents that ever entered into the dull skull of a negro; tis combination of fifty runaways into @ compact ody with the idea of fighting their way through into -ennsylvania, armed as they were with the ineffec- ‘ve weapons of seythes, pitehforks, axes, bludgeone. nives, ind as ‘ahi, a shot gan or two. It ‘war ‘ sid move, but inexensable from its absurdity evev aa negro 7 the Fancuster Fencibles, Capt. Derchman, W wired!