The New York Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1845, Page 3

Maigny vs. The Union Bank. This makes n difference in favor of the bank of $73,000 Counterfeit fives on the Bank of Montreal are in circu" lation. The engraving is coarse and ofa muddy appear ance, and the bills are full half an inch shorter than the genuine. The commerce of O swego, this season compared with last, has fallen off; The imports by lake and exports via canal, of wheat and flonr, have been less this year than last. Commence or Osweao, JULY Ist, 1844, an 1845. Flour, bbls, t, bushels. Tolls. 18H. paar} ie neat OO... $46,983 35 1, 14,10 33,900... $10,108 90 ! The following is the total amount of tolls rece the Genesee Valley Canal, at the three principal points, and 1845 :— - a Genesee Vatury Canat. 1844. $1,803 19 '930 77 177 20 6,911 16 Rochester. Scottsville Dansville, Inerease in 1815. ..... ‘The earnings on the the week ending on the 7th July, were as follows : Monawx axp Hupson Raitnoan. Passengers, 1st class. . - $1,891 75 Do. | 2d class Geet dnny Ow Freight. .... 20665 125 41 Same time in 1844, $1,444; 1843, $1,040; 1842, $1,569; showing continued increase. Old Stock Exchange. $1000 Ohio 6's, 60 9624 200 shas Farm's 2000 do 100 do On Saturday morning, 12th inst. Mr. Wa. ¥. Comrorr, 1 the 20th year of his age. His friends and acquaintances, and those of his family, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this (Sui day) afternoon, at 5 o’clock, from his residence, 131 West Broadway. | Gg- Newburgh papers will please copy. On Saturday afternoon, 12th inst. Miss Catnenine Lov- ERGAN, aged 58 years, sister of Mr. Thomas Louergan. The friends of the family will attend her funeral, from afternoon, at 8 o’clock, without further invitation. UANO—The cargo of the ship Shakspeare, direct from Tchaboe, in tight casks, and unsurpassed in quality by any in the market, For sale in lots tosuit purchasers. by. E. K, COLLINS & CO iut3 ec 6 South street. TEN DOLLARS REWARD. OST on bo: the Steamboat Sylph, on Monday last, while taking the baggage of the passengers from the ship W. bash at Staten Is]; aHair Trunk. Address as follo' Burthe,ship Wal New York. Th- above reward will be paid for the recovery of the Truuk, or for information that will wad to the recovery of the same. Call at the City Hotel, room fo. 27. july 1t¥ec MAN WANTED. 10 underst Busiuess, to tike charge of « Horse eto make himself useful in every parti e well recoinmended. Apply corner of Lewis and streets. J. LOUGHRAN. 2013 tttee agou, lar. He services of a French woman to take care . She must come weli recommended as to cap’ ‘aservice. One who speaks no Euglish would be pret |. Apply ac room No. 61 New York Hotel, Broad- way. corver Washington Plice. jyil3t*m MUSIC. LADY, who has athorough knowledge of Music, bein tanght by the first masters in Europe, and feeliug hersel fully competent to instruct in that accomplishment, would wish to devote her time to the instruction of young I on my rate terms. A note addressed to A. B. C., at the office of th Paper, shail be pauetuolly attended to. 3e28 Im* re Ww ot ANTED.—A few active, intelligent men, to act sangents for the sale of new and p ‘ublications, in different . parts of the count per year ever their board will be yured them in wri ug, with an opportunity of clearing $1000 et year, and more if they are active Some men, now in our @mnploy, will no doubt make eyer $1000 ences, aud there is about half dozen places open, which must e filled ; each man will have his district, and it will be neces- sary for them to have at least $25 or $50, to obtain a good fitting out. None need apply unless he has that amount, for its our object to get them started in such a manner as will be benefi- cial to them, as well as to us. ‘Apply at 9 Duane street. Jel2 Im*rh POCKET BOOK LOST. $20 REWARD.—Lost, yesterday morning, from a wagon hetween Essex, Division, Chatham aud Leiberty 3 a Pocket Book containing about $200. Some. of Bastern, morg of the Bank of Easton, Pennsylvania. |The finde: Ibe re ‘ded and no questions asked, by applying at No. 81 Essex su Jy 12 3t*re New York and Erie (6 and7 per cent) Rail $10,000 Nex seer wanted i ahaeks fh price ‘will be gtivon: E, Jy 12 3t*re ty for sui cd. r year, Clear of all ex- Letters must be post paid. hi N. SISTAR 29 Wall street. FRENCEVS HOTEL, 133 Fulton strect, near Broadway. FTE, Procrietor of this Hotel, would respectfully iuiform the public thet he has recently adopted the Souther mode of furaishivg a Litacheou, consisting of a variety of dishes daily, between the hours of lend 20" included. )— This ni ith approbation. — he Liquors are of the choicest quility, and ever been made to make this Hotel equal to any in the city. He ites his friends to visit theestablishment and Judge for th Jy 12 Iw" IRDEAUX WINES & BRANDY. F, RICHIT, & Co., Importer, 201 Broadway offer for * sale in lots to s it purchasers, 'the following goods, vi , Chateau Margeaux, St. Julian, St. & rsac Santerne &e. &e. in Casks, ‘casses—all ‘of superior quality. Old Cognac Brandy Noeyeau and Anisette, in cases of the well known house of Mario, Brizard & Roget in Bordeaux. French mustard and sardines,’ Bordeaux olive oil, and iinperial Prunes. in glass jars and fancy boxes, sealing for bottles and corks. “All orders will be thankfully re- daud promptly execut f iyl2 2w*rh JE ~The cost in Paris $500. t st Apparatus in the country— origi To one who would nadertake pal monuments or landscapes in the country, this is the very in- atrument, Apply at 35 South street in the afternoon, _Jy12 3t SatMon Wed*rh from the opening of navigation, to the Ist of July, 184 , Mohawk and Hudson Railroad for | $2,197 11 the residence of her brother, 293 Greenwich street, this | | ds perfectly all the details of a Retail effort his to furnish subscribers with a copy on alorge sale of the princi | NOWLAN’S HOTEL, \ At Badlesn Riven i GEORGE NoWLAN uy support which he hua received for We lant en ear wi rictor of Prospect Hall, end begs leave to afore them pect fitted up the L: bhi the ter i the Boch te ae a ie Riet oher is ver, wher: he is prepared to furnish visitors with Breskfasts, Dinners, Geol ermal aad cael iecteat ee pacer r i ‘1 ) jes. ‘All the Railroad Cars | ngers m front Hotel for 128g ceuts, from the City finite ~ LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY, “ BATH BUILDINGS,” (FORMERLY KENSHAW's.) HIS well-known and delightful sea bathi will be opened for the recept i 2th June inst, The buildings have wi complete and thorough repair, and no. efforts. will be spared to maiutain the rvedly high reputation which this establishment has here tofore acquired. The price for boarding will be from $7 to $8 per week—chil- dren and servants half-price. Young people, not requiring much Il find accommodating terms. une! » Price, from the Fulton market, ip between New York and Long Branch: ‘Stages will be in readiness upon the arrival of the the Ocean House, to convey tus’ ers immediately to Long ranch. JAMES GREEN, Proprietor. June 12, 1845, je19 lm*m TROY HOUSE, TROY, N. Y. Cc OLEMAN & ROGERS, Proprietors.—This House, so ae and favorably known to the travelling public, 1s now A new story has been ai i establishment visitors ou and afterthe alterati ade; room, to alength i loots connecting, gaa be extended y feet; thirty new parlors, with bed- and airy rooms to the number of sixty lded—affording accommodations for 200 persons.— ‘The house has been painted and papered throughout. The cars for Boston, Buffalo and Saratoga, startfrom the front ofthishouse, I'is also but a few steps from the steamboxt janding. I ThelPropretor trast, by their personel, attention to their ba- | sim » fo receive coutloued and incrensed patronage | sitess aud guests, to receive couttauedand inerensed Late of the Astor House, CHARLES M. ROGE! RR a ae ur im*re Late of the Steamer Empire. 500 Ohto 7's wo do 3 2000 Kentucky 6's 909% 50 Morris Canal sig | wi type es HALL. 5000 Indiana stg bds 3144 286 do. 3155 | ‘o. 3 Warren strect. 4000 INlinoisspel bds 384g 125 wa boo 32” | VHE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house as ioe Feaety org Ts * sb. do beo 32 | AL Hotel, in a style of comfort and convenience, for the ac Obs 73% 100 LIsland RR bo. 69. | commodation of citi enerally and visitors to the city, 3073 100 do Gatg | would respectfully solicit for themselves a portion of their pa e ‘ 68 nage. P eRe! SAI a Wis «10 68% |, Ther lordar will beat all times well stocked ith the best Bk 2 300 b v4 £60 68'4 | the markets can afford, The Wines, Liquors and Segars are of 25 Deland Hudson 129,17 Nuersey RR 95" | the eat quality. ‘The bedrooms neatly furnished, spacious and 10 Mauhattan Gee vant ae 95% | airy, While from its central location, being nearthe City Hall, 200 Canton Co 43° 100 Paterson RR agit and in the centre of business, it will afford great inducement to 7 lo 60 42 25 Stonington RR. 283; | those visiting the city. t, we) do 30 42. 100 Nor and Wore bie | 1. BRITTON, | 50 do 41% 25 do #15 70% " C. MeCORKLE, O48 530 419 200 do 60 718¢ | _N.B.—The usual relishes served up at all times, je7 Im#ec ) 2 4 radi be i 3, ~ y 8 win gon 300 his 2% Reading RR 130 56% | WILSON’S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM, ecind Boat 5 Gold street, near Maiden Lane. : a Bey fe OUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this a desirable House, 40 shas Canton Co 41g 50shas Reading RR 56}, being convenient to the business part of the city. This 0 do b34ig 50 L Island i s10 634; | establishment is fitted up with entirely new furniture. Good 2% do aug 0 830 68% | and substantial dinner, ie cents, lodgings 25 cents. For cou- 100 do 41% 50 Farmers’ Trust 35% | venience and comfort this house is equal toany hotel in the city, New Stock Exchange. and at half} Permanent boarders can be accommodates on very reasonable terms. $1000 U 85's, 58 104 25shas Canton Co 220 42%; | "All the delicacies of the season served up, as soon_as they ‘3000 Ohio 6s, 60 buw 963; 2% do 42. | arrive in market, at half the price of other houses. Elegant 500 Tex:s Trnts 30 16 2% do stm 417¢ | private p.rlors, for the referee cases, or private dinners or sup- 200 shes Farm's Tr bio Bi "00 L Island RR bat | per parties. The very best of liquors. jus 3mn*re 4 lo c lo Ww 50 do bs 33682) SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION, 40 Norand Wore 15 71 bis 68% SCHOHARIE COUNTY, NEW YORK. md b3 707% b60 694 | FFVHE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that Mr. LAN. L DON, of Congress Hall, Albany, has associated himseli Died. with Mr. ‘Gardiner, and that this establishment will be con- ducted by them. i i: ‘The Pavilion will be opened forthe reception of visitors on the first day of June next. The subscribers have many | improvements in. the grounds and ba oure, and pledge themselves to use their best exertions to render this establish- | ment fully equal to any watering place in this country. _ Stages will be in readiness on the arrival of the cars at Cana- joharie, to take passengers to the house. 3 Mr. L, will, as heretofore, continue the Congress Hall, which will, during summer, be under the superintendence of Mr. Joslin. my29 Imtec SEA BA THING : at LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS. , LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY. NSTANTLY on hand an essortment of Baltimore and | /[VHE PROPRIETOR of the New York House, begs leave hiladelphia Light Oak Leather. Philadelphia Moroceo, | ®. to inform the citizens of New York, and the public general. ii f all kinds. Lasts made to any pattern. that his house is now open for the accomm« of board- Macheu's Phindelphin Rasps | ers daring the sumer season. he fare will be six dollars per Je at 205 Spring street, near Washington atrect, N. York. | week, and every attention will be paid to their comfort and jwi3.tmere WARREN S WICKED’ | plensure. Good servants will be in constant attendance, ‘The 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. June 19, 1845. SAMUEL COOPER. fe18 6w*ec —— SEA BATHING AT LONG BRANCH. HE Subscriber begs leave to inform the public that he now prepared to receive company, having made al and ayrangments for the better accommodation of | In addition to other adeantages thathis house posses*es, he be- | lieves thit a more desirable residence for the approaching sea- son cannot be found. ‘The conveniences for sea bathing are wn- ‘0 those who are fond of fishing, no place can be ‘offered. Mr James Green having established a line of Red Bank to Deal, passengers ean always rly | veyance, JOHN GREE! | _dy 8 2w-*rre | NATIONAL COFFEE HOUSE, 25 ‘ashiin, mn street, i A few doors above Washington Market. HE pablie are respectfu'ly informed that the above named house which has been fitted up wich all the mod-rn im- provements, will be opened for the reception of visitors on | Monday, July7 at 12o0’c!ock. at which hour a splendid dinner Ibe served up. In the fitting up of the house every atten- has been paid to render it a favorite resort for thos» who dine down town; the size of the ig room is 50 by 25 feet. autifully lighted and yentileted, The bed rooms have been fitted up the best of beds, and it will be found to be a con- venient Boarding House, as boarders can have their meals at [rettetache © ee | “"Uuder the immediate superintendence and direction jy71w*. HENRY LUSC! 2 es, from ‘on a quick con: N, Deal, N.J- | of ‘OMB. | PHILADELPHIA HOTELS. HARTWELL’S WASHINGTON HOUSE, 223 Chestnut Street, ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE MASONIC HALL, HILADELPHIA. troduced—Warm and Cold—in fine apart- ‘and gentlemen. je28 Im*ee COLUMBIA HOUSE. Chestnut Street, between 6th and 7th streets, PHILADELPHIA. He TPE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and | T the travelling public,they have taken the above house, (for | rerty’ known as the Marshall House,) and have made extensive | alterstions provements in its interior, having spared no | expense to Teader. it one of the most pleasant alld fashionable | houses in the city. The parlors are numerous, the cham) | large and well arranged, the furniture. entirely new. Its lo tion is in the most central part of the city, near to all the places jot public amusement, and convenient to the depots of the Southern, Western and Northern routes. ‘The tables will be surplied with all the delicacies ofthe sex- | son. ‘Of the choicest brands, and have been Wines are irpersonal attention and experience isfaction to those who may favor se. ‘GLEY, MACKENZIE & CO. James Bagley, (late of Jones’ pas) 3 Henry ©. Mackenzie, (formerly of the Washington House.) Peter L, Ferguson. ; July ist, 1845. jy3 3m*ec TO THE PUBLIC, | I NOTICE FRE FREES. that Doctor JOSEPH HEINE, ib No. ANE STREET, is my SON—was uot ABSA: | LOM, DAVID’S SON? See'Boox Samuel. bas, SQLOMON HEINE, M. D. | * je 1 amtee No. 57 Reade atreet, New York. PIANO-FORTES FOR HIRE, AT 411 BROADWAY, (UP STAIRS.) D WALKER has constantly on hand an extens + ment of elegant Rosewood and Mahogany Pi: f every descri cluding Grands and Cabinets, which } are loaned on hu the above establishment, it factory, No. 40 West lath street, near the 6th avenue. _ Also, New Pianos for sale, with all the modern improve- ments, warranted equal to any in the United States. {ISH—Just received 100 kitts Soused Salmon; 2000 Ibs. New- toundiand do.; also, Fish of all_kinds const sntly on hand and forsale by GIBBONS, WILCOX & CO., jyl2 3t*rh No. 8 Washington Fish Market. vomt uat LO DENTISTS. GENTLEMAN giving up business, stock ot lustruments. vie: one snperior double action Ch Literta’s patents ove Lathes fall and complete sets of Operat and Mechanical Instraments; together with 190 Plate and Pivot ‘Feeth, &e. for $100 cash, to close the concern. a great sacrifice. y have not been twelve months in use, nud embrace every article reqnired in the bu will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Herald office. ill sell his entire Syl? Lintrh BAKEKS AND OTHERS —For sale, the tures of a Bakery dung a cash business, kood part of the city. For further parti: ire at No. 681 Water street. dy1t dem ‘ED, supposed to be stolen, a sm ill Skiff, with name er aft roma on che stra “re owner car have the artes i property, wt No 5) Wert streets oye Pesta LO CITY AND ns | HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT ONES 1OTEL A} PEAR R y “AND COUNTRY FAMILIES bee? COTY i] EXTRA NE TE 163 Greenwich Stree: Nean Countianpr 81. AND oprosit® THx Pactrrc Hore, ew \ Ww & BEG LEAYE to inform you that we established our- rreaielves at the above placa, yrincipally Yor the purpose of meeting our views of our wholesale and large famil: } on the North River Si i AS! ve, however, much plensnre in stating, that we have i es with great care and judgment, our selections from all the spring cargoes, and which comprise the finest specimens of \onng Hyson, Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial Oolong Pekoe, Ningyong, Congou Sonchong, &c.,, which have. arri this season, which, with an i i Qualities, we off } Government Ja the eround daly. Ve continue ovr at onr other places as heretofore, particularly at 121 Che WwW i servan' ANTON TER COMPANT New York—i21 Chatham st.; 361 Grand st. and 318 Bleeckey Philadel phia—9 Chestant street, and 45 Fifth street. m*m mo i] BIGGAIS REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS, 67 Canal Street, 18 doors West of Broadway. | CQLLECTORS, OF k: ing the city will f re find one of y and FINE, MODERN Engravings fa the country atless too nd Drapery. for Looking Glasses in west designs Ly ‘Grate Ap) great variety and 0 i mid Latec NOTICE sirons of supplying the public in t the best of het, fine oPexpeanes alk ter, both protestants and others, white 65, Duane street, and fitted up for ‘accom! want of employment. Call wt 9935 Seas street. je-Lm?m Jel3'Im*rre MAGASIN JAPANAIS, 69 Duane Street. A R, Agent, from Amsterdam, most respect- ‘iends and the publ icent collection of anci Yn'generaly. that il Paintiny Porcelain Jars and Va Plates, Di ups and F sof the 16th century; ps snd. Saucers; old pures; Caps and Saucers; an two Kbony Wooden Carved airs, from the years 1548 and 1577, formerly belonged to the Cardinal Ximenies, Great Inquisitor of Spain, as never has been seen in t 3 of which he can e at moderate prices. id Gen'lemen, if you wish to teat yourself’ call and examine thi endid collection. Also, two carve Churches; to be seen from 10 A.M, till 6 P. M. Je27 2m*rh ALEXANDER’S TRICOBAPHE. NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being a li AA. quid Dye, which instantaneousiy changes the golor of the hair to a beautiful brown or blac! hout injury to the hai orskin.,, The great superiority of this dye consists tn its easy mode of appiteation and instantaneous effect—all other dyes requiring from ten to twelve hours to produce any change. its onexcellence will be apparent to every one upon single “ Philadelphia Daily Sun.”—Arexanven’s Triconarny.—The effect of the above on the hair is truly as- tonishing. It was tried yesterday in our office, and the change from gray to black was jasantane For sale by Rushton & Co, druggists, 110 Broadway ! 10 Ax tor House Broadway; corner of 1th street: Aspin- 1, 86 Wy m street ; Johnson, Moore *. Taylor, 81 Maiden right & Co, 2 Cedar street; and of the principal oughout the United States, or uf sole agents, G. A. WRIGHT, 23 South Fourth street, Philadelphia. ‘ & dy8 im*m. IMPORTANT NOTICE ro DAGUERREOTYPE ARTISTS. 6 Dae and igued have made avplication to get Letters Patent . hew process to color erreotyy* Pictures. ‘This process produces'an effect not known before, and chan otyne to that of the fin lone by nature itself, gui machinery, It can be art, of painting, and will be per. It can be com municated the appearance of the Dague! hi is ing. Phe colorta by the hund of the pperaase, by every one not skilled fectly understood at ome glan in writing, withont difficulty. caine gen Pa Procure the it t right for a (oowtpaid to ee US NEN ult yy.im*re Exchange, Phil THE INVISIBLE lesihe reba ot tages: ordinary vel and uniqa vel 9 ch causes its appearances so closely to resemble the \air, both in lightuess and natural appearance, as to defy tion, its texture being so beautiful, so porous and so free, that in all cases of peespiration evaporation is unimpeded and the great evils of other wigs entire ‘The sceptic and connois- seur are alike invited to in nvel and beantiful Wi saad the peculing method of fi d.at the maunfretare A.C. BARRY, M6 Brood of Lihorty street, vt len stairs. OLD GOLD AND oiLy hit SULVEK Gite, Eamets, Book Binders It 's Stonings bought, by A.B. "No.2 Wall treet, Molter and Aasey Jowelar's Sweepings purchased by ¥e ond Silver “ite Tinto iorens and by 23 are invited to inspect ih oop Ea sSePte a cy bea Wh po SARE 16 hands high, ¢ A PAIR of te cece che Wagou is of trowers? mak shove property will be sold, toxether or separate, as the present owner has no farther use for them. w . SPARKS, 4 Mile ‘House, ‘3d Avenue.) PHREE DOLLARS ARD. LOST—On Friday Evening or, Saturday Moryin year he Waverley House, a small Bi ut, (Rivg ;herles Breed,) scotted with tan color, and a white STripeow the breast. Any person having found the same wil please send it to the Waverty House, where the above reward will be paid. jul3 3%ee jni3 lw*re TO LET, May nert and immediate pos- session gi ry house No. 10 First Avenue between 6th and 7th streets, The premises. have any been put in compleate order. And all has been painted insi and out le mantle jast June, the Croton water introduced, pieces, ieldian ates, sod tela, well cr to ine or more families; rent asked to one family May is $325. Inquire at the office of J H. Power, Esq., No. 70 Nassau st. corner of John, up stairs from the hours of 9 to 3 o'clock, or of Sam. R. B. Norton the owner, at the same office ou Tuesdays and Wednesday. Im jy 12*rh ASSOCIATIONS, &ec. TO CLUBS, TO LET—From now till the first of Ma: large and fashionable House No. ot Broadway, contai ing ten excellent large routs, s kitchen, the Croton w irr, aud infvet every convenience. ‘The rent will be moderate to a good tenant, Ror terms, ke. ap ly to EDWARD H.- HUDSON, 192 Broadway, corner of John street, New ¥ork. N_B.—Immediate possess’ mn will be giv Syl atere PAINTINGS FOR SALE: A FEW FINE OLD PAINTINGS, comp: ind Historical subjects, Landscapes. &e. ine Interior by Teniers; a Clepatre by Magdalen by Guercino, &e., &e. May be seen daily from 9 3 o'clock, at 91 Liberty street. iy Im*re SUMMER GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN’S ‘ WEAR. WE bre still on hand a large assortment. of seasouable goods, comprising cloths of particularly light fabrics fo Dress and Frock Coats; Drillings, Nankin, and single mill ed Cassimers for Pantaloon: ies. Vi in great variet ‘h will r, whicl from our usual moderate pr of the season. Scriptural gst them a jutermans, and a ju3 Imisre EMOVED to N we treet, to No. 65 Fran! a be EW Broadway, M. Wosisbay Professor: ing. Accordeon, ard Violin, continues to teach Ladies and Gen- tlemen of New York the above fashionable instraments,f&c.,in a comparative short time, by his new Analysing and Inductive System. ‘Terms reasonable. : M. D. will go, as usual, to the residences of his pupils to any part of the city,'by the stages. Satisfactory city and other re- ferences given on application at No. 69 Franklin street. jy9 im*m TUITION. ‘TLEMAN, a graduate of the University is desirous of finding in some school or private ta- situation as instructor—through the means of the which he 8 fluently, orofthe French and German equally his own, in auy of the different branches 0 4 orough andliberal education, and also drawing and painting 0 ei,ier landscapes, heads or flowers. scan be had, and his name and residence known, by applyi Rev. A. Verrea, Rector of the ‘otestant Church of this city, No. 99 Franklin atrevt. Tm*re SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR- NITURE WANTED. AND the highest nrige given for all kinds of east off clothing ‘aud good second hand furniture. Persons wishing to dis- pose of the same, will do well to call on the subscriber, or 88 a line through the Post Office, which will be puncrually attended to. . 4936 Chatham street, New York. N. B.—Constantly on hand, a seasonabls assortment of gen- tlemen’s clothing, cheap for cash. my29 Im*re one door East of of the Guitar, Sing- AGNES, OR THE POWER OF LOVE, A Tale le of Missouri, By Stepnen Stubbs, UBLISHED this No, 293 Broad: Esq day, at FRENCH'S Pub aud for sale at all the Peri pots—Pitee 1236 cen NATIONAL COFFEE HOUSE. o YORK, CHEAPEST AND B ST LODGING AND EATING HOUSE IN THE CITY, 215 Washington st., Between Barclay and Vesey streets, ueac the North River and the Washington Market. HENRY LUSCOMB, Superintendent. NEW EMBROIDERIES, ETER ROBERTS respectfully calls. the attention of his jy7iw*m P friends and the public to some splendid oods of the above description, received by recent arrivals, which, being imported direct from the European. manufactories, will be sold at a trifling advance on the original cost. ‘ould also call atten- tion toseveral lots purchased at auct mense sacrifice, ill be found well deserving an’ early inspection. ‘The are very desirable, being 25 per cent under the usual High-neck Chemisetts, richly embroidered, from 14s to $3,50 worth $2125 to $5.50 500 Embroidered Collars, finished edges, for 8s., usual price 10s 6d. 450 Embroidered Capes, at $3, usual price $5. 50 lo do__ very rich, from $6 to $10. 200 prs Embroidered Under Sleeves, from 4s to $3,.0. 1 case Embroi resses, from $3 upwards. 500 doz Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs, from 6d. 50 do. 0 extra large size, for gentlemen’s use 45do do_—_hemstieh do, from $s 6d. 3%do do __Rivierd horders. A choice assortment of rich embroidered Handkerchiefs, which are offered unusually cheap. Seases of various styles of Swiss and French Muslir stripes, plaids, figures, ‘ee &e. Alot new Musiin ‘Trimmings, Lace &Ke., &e., all of which will be sold de myal Im*re losiery,Gloves, ins. Ni ‘73 BROADW AY. COMIC ALMANACS FOR 1846, FOUR KINDS. WS agents, cheap publication, depots, booksellers, and the public generally, are hereby notified of the auaual appearance of our Comig “Almanacs, replete with fun and fine engravi Ff extracted with care from the laughing volume of nature. Fisher's Comic, Turner's Comic, Crockett’s Go a Mead Comic, and De Darkies Comic, those on the spot will call and buy ; those at a distance will order, or ook, latighy send for samples. Always on sale the greatest variety and quantity of Childrens’ Books, colored and plain; Song Books, Colored prints, Se. ee. in th ; catalogues on applica tion, Show Bills of all kinds dealers. le sell low, very low, for cash, and do full justice to all orders, in time, kinds, quantity, and price. TURNER & FISHER, _jel4im*re 74 Chatham street OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE Co.,¢ No, 50 Wall street, opposite the Exchange. ‘P.HIS COMPANY continue to insure Cr ipew4 Joss and da- cl image by fre ougoods, wares and merchandise, and_ alse, ageinst loss By inland anvigation on Yeawels und teadr cargooss DIRECTORS. Thomas W. Thor Elisha Riggs, Thomas T. We ff, Anson Baker, BRR Drake, Joseph Allen, , arnes K, Holmes, John R. Davison, Moore, Toba Wa. K. Thor Caleb C. a ‘Thomas Morrell, ‘raneie B. Sage, gene Bogert, John C. Merritt, Robert Smith. THOMAS W. THORNE, President. Groner T. Horr, Secretary. ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER. EWLY INVENTED ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER Warranted the most perfect article of the kind ever inven- ted. Ithas been 1m use for some time, and approved of by all inedieal men whe xamined it, dud pronounced by them adre the best artich the kind ever offered to the public. "The af- tlicted are requested to call and exas for themselves. The inventor has put them down to the lor ice of Oue Dollar, To be had only of Madame Osscar, 21 Murray street, New York. ‘This Article can be sent to any’ part of the ul. Persons at a distance can have them s Je2l Im*re asTabove, post paid. G,, PIRCE’S First Premium new Patent two Oven Ranges Js combining economy, convenience and durability. T' Ranges are warranted superior to any ever offered. ‘They are #0. constructed that it is almost impossible for them to getout of sider, or for the plates to crack, so common to all other Ranges. i Jas 18 months, and in every ction, and in no one instance has or been called on to repair one. z Hones pata by the subscriber sre warranted to give en- tire satisfacti if they do not, they will be taken away without the least expense to the purchaser. * GEORGE PIRCE, 7 ed States, by it, by addresring rietor, m29 Im*m rondway. NAvy BREAD—About ten tons, in barrels Baer for sale by JOHN HERDMA © meron PORTER ALE AND CIDER. JOHN J. STAFF'S BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, N02, ANN STREET) next doortothe American Museum, IN ‘etnms his sincere thanks to his friends and the public generally, forthe very liberal share of patronage already re- ceived, and hopes by strictattention to business to merit a con- tiamauee, ; . pFIRST QUALITY— Philadelphir Porter ‘Newark Cider, Croton Al London Brow: Stout, |. and Seoteh Ale. Orders for shipping attended to with despatch. 815,000 79.1% etaghny mhil ee ath street. TEETH! TEETH! TE ETH ' AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT, 0. 20}, BROADWAY, three doors above ' Chambers te Ntewart’s new building, continues to insert AN street, nes Premium Artificial Teeth, from one to a’ whole set, on the s 80, his cele- § — Principles of Atmospheric Pressure. AJ: brates tor filling decayed hata vue Tefal f masticati ‘or filling decayed teeth, and. warran for mastication Billing decayed veetly, Oa TERE arising from medical treatment, or other causes, effectually fastened by the highly Trrommended | io Odonta, cured in one minute, without pain. Teeth extracted with less than half the usual pain, "PRICES LESS than any other Dentist in this city. | nuinerous families and to the medical calling at No, 200% Broadway. WATC D JE Hh tg Paiohars Gold or Shiver Chains, Gold Peneilay Keys, &e., vantage to call on the in this city, only ta Uae oy bY thes, Goll reer . sabres] oer, 7 is ny other nage of tha abe et recad mace Lowes tune ca Coe tees © 4 beg ba a as $20 and Jewelry exchang: ee oh at Po hen prea ood ti the dim the best manner and ‘warranted, at mach less watal prig ai ‘Watches and Jewelry, ge AEN haha eae ar wal sereet, _In85 Im# ae te 80, cor, William st., ap stairs LIGHT, ELASTIC EVER FITTING "IGS AND SCALPS, WITHOUT METALIC SPRINGS OR CLASPS. 10 pe HAD ONLY OF CHARLES RIDGWAY, HAIR CUTIER AND WIG MAKER, NO. 25 WALL STREET, Opposite tHe Custom House. N. B.—Formerly of Howard’s Hotel. je28 im*re BATCHELOR’S NEW INVENTED WIG, O PERFECTLY resembles the *Y detection. All the old di re completely done away “umuch ease and comfort at al head of hair as to defy Ls le ‘and vexatious annoyances . Wig wearers can now enjoy eyer they did with moved from If AMUSEMENTS. PARK THEATIE. FRENCH OPERA. pr all ad Monday Eve July 14th, distresaing cs t will be nned, i 7 of those La FILLE DU REGIMENT, this ol 3 used to the direc- tions, wii NEVER FAILED ofefectayaperman tenreinthe | Lou : most obstinate stage of the disorder. derions of wenk stomach | ulpiee. and children may take it without the least difficulty, It F Marg strengthens the stomach and digestiv indi pe | he Duchess. .... . fitgandeel im requires more Y ‘one bottle to fect a cure. | Aer ne to whl aE mance’ RS poy reromiy ane, ogaaess See se el 5 be tetformed Uy, Montansier, Mlle Marla, Mme. Richer hinls from two physicians who have used it in their practice | ,g Price of Admisgiou—First Tier of Boxes aud Parquetce, hic “ta hn pl RE SS nd To- ea ee ft a aie Mixture,” in cases of Fever and Agne, and have Found it to’| Mll-Past7 o'clock. ‘i a oo te preseribed | Assistant | reut stations, aud | auswer the purpose better than an inmy practice, have used it when et Surgeon in the United States Navy, on di when we have had as many-as forty or fifty cases on the "sic Hntat Oe Wines and phn tava proved success. Tre commend thi tainty of its effec 1 fere ceover all other anicies in medicine for that distressing stil ra ft. TRAPHAGAN, M. D. New Youx, May 8, 1845, Newanx, N. J Sins—Having adopted the use of your Toni { cure of Ague and Fever, I regard it as deserving of public con- fidence, aud asa medicine that will maintain the claims you make for it. Tu every case, s0 far as [ know, where { have preseribed it in, Ague and Fever, it has been successful. 1 find {Can excellent Tonicin debility following Fevers generally. hope it may get the extension and patronage it deserves. ory remvectly eLEMING, M.D May 10, 1815. ‘Mixture for the NIBLO'S GARDEN. First Appearance o MRS. MOWAT’ AND MI’ CRISP. Monday Evening, July 14. The performance to.commence with, the Overture to * Cheval oun.’ To be followed by Bulwer's ?! Ate LADY OF LYONSEY 1 Cloude Meinott Mr Crisp | Widow Meinow Minuet Mad. Deschapelles.Mrs Wetts | Mari: ‘Mise M: Bell Jeanette, 4 E. Bell | Beauseant, Mr Davenport Deschapelles, ColDamas, Chippendale Gaspar, Givi Cnitogher Notary, n Landlord, ‘At the end of the Play, ) ar dance the popular Cachuea. [Intermission of Halfan Hour <2) ‘This Mixture is prepared by R. D. Wynkoop, Druggist, 62 York, and for sale by Dr. Ly D. Fleming and B. N. J. A, Reynolds & Co, Buffalo; G. & ich; G. F. Thomas, Cincinnati, 0; J. M. Wm G. Hunting, Charleston, 8. C.; and Je28 Im*ec KOACH. BUGS, &e. HE following certificates, out of thousands, may give the publican idea of the usefulness of the various prepa a- tions, vi the bui'ding 70 Wall street, was badly infested ‘The room with Cockroaches, and one application, four weeks ago, has en- ae CHS. MOUNT. tirely dispersed them. Preparation to exterminate rats and mice, FLIES, BED- Thave used Dr. F, and have wonderfully succeeded in clearing them from house pagers. ee JOSEPH GUTENAN. fy 3 . Dr. Feuchtw: nr or by mewith <er's Fly Paper has been 0 jined) ..VAN SCHOSAHOON. ‘The bedings have bony cleared froin my howe, 31 Hudson stiget, effectually. (Bi ‘OYOHN SOLOMONS, 9 yard in the rear of the Courier and, Enquirer office hes been for years infested. by rats, and one single application has effectually destroyed them P. . L caution against the various jealous imitations, and my genu- ine reparations are for sale by Dr, Milnor, corset. Broadway and Jolinstreet; Joh son, Vroom & Fowler, 3Courtlandr st, and Chas. Ford, comer of Fourth and Wooster street, Go: rard’s Faney Store, 178 Grand street, and of the manuf-eturer, Dr LEWIS FEUCHTWANUER, 23 Liberty. iyT Imecdfee ‘Lear Willing street. VALLES GLOBE, and Transparent Celestial Sphere— adapted to common schools, colleges. rivate fami- al Schools a and other Colle Common Schools ia New ‘and ‘other cities and States, and recommended by Dr. Lardner, Professor Olmstead and others. Manufactured and for sale by G. VALE, at his Nauti- cal and Mathematical Establishment, 3 Franklin square, New York. iy? im*rh KNAPP’S INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER. HESE PLASTERS prepared for pains and weakness in the back, breast, side or limbs, bruises, sprains, &e., and for asthmatic affections, and croup in children, will in most cases give immediate and soothing relief. t ‘They will also be found. highly” beneficial for complaints of the Liver, Lungs and Kidney. : _Persous of sedentary habits, whose business requires them to sit or stand much, who may’ be troubled with weakness in the ches ide or breast, will find great relief by weare or pain in the ie of these Plasters. With regard to the efficacy ef these Plasters, nothing need be said, as they carry with them their own recommendation, and the brie being so reinarkably low, ia « sufcient inducement for those afflicted to give them a trial. a ‘The proprietor is confident that by the cated. increasing de- for these Plasters, the popularity which they have ob! ed solely by. their own merits, and the unive which they have given, that they” are decided! others in use. ‘ “ : ‘i fo pains is spared in making them as adhesive and pliable as possible, and inrenderiug’ thetn free, from. all those objections which is a source of complaint to the ordinary plasters of the day. ‘Fheae Plasters need but one trial to give every satisfaction de "Be sure and ask for Knapp’s Indian ad see that his signature is on the back of eacl *P, and sold wholesale and retail at "Made only by P. B. KN, ne Medi ine spices 0. P hepace street, cue Sone belo tt ew York, “Also for the ‘Druga rally," Prige 12 12 and 19 Se eents each” mo dmeodsre Plaster, ‘Note others NOTICE. TO MERCHANTS, SHIP MASTERS AND OTHERS HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform them, that he has been in the employ of the late Samuel Demilt over twenty years, and the late Samuel Demilt haying bequeathed to him the ‘Trazsit Instrument, two Astrofiomical Clocks, and the use of the Obse vatory, it is his intention to coutinue (in connee- tion with his son) the business of manufacturing, repairing and rating Chronometers, and dealing in Nautical lustraments, Charts, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Ware, &c., at the old stand, No, 239 Pearl street. D. EGGERT. ju6 '‘Imeod*re THE WONDER & BLESSING OF THE AGE THE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. LET EVERY MAN, WOMAN & CHILD HO_ is troubled with Coughs, Colds, Spitting Blood, Liver Complaints, Asthma, Bronchitis. Whooping nin the Side ahd Breast, throat, Rising. oe the Throst, Nervous Palpitation of the en Constitution, from the abuse calomel and rauses, try the genuine, and only genuine, Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, prepared by the celebrated Dr. Swayne of Phdadelphia—all others are spurious, and mere imitations. Therelore, se cautious to ask for the original and only genuine Preparation trom this valuable tree—Dr. Swayne’s Compound yrap of Wild Cherry. Principal office, north-west corner 8th aud Race streets, Philadelphia. Agents—Wm. Milnor, M.D. corner of Broadway and John ker, comer of Minetta street street; E. B. Warner, 205 BI and R. A. Sands, Church aS 188 Bowery, corner of Spring street, New Yorks W.@ Wood, M.D... Harlem; Havi- jand, Keese aud Co., 80 Maiden Laine, New York; Rev. J. P. Cook, 76 Baltimore street, Baltimore: ew Orleans; L. B. Swan, an ¥.; Mrs. Hayes, Brookly: Pittsburg; E. B: Hinman, 720 Broad street, Newarl street, Newark,'N. J.5 J Pierce, 4 Stanwix, Hall Backus and Bull, Troy, Worcester, Mass r E. Hollidge, Buffilo, New York; Grant and Bockee,” Po it. K 3 Ps Noga Benjamin, Olds 278 Broad fohn &. on, Salem, Mi J. iH Maiden Lane, keepsie, New York;'O. O. Woodman, Vicksburg, Miss. and J. Brewer, Springfield, Mass.; J. P. Hall and Co., Fs Mass.; E. 8. Holden, East Boston, Mass.; P. M. Cohen and Co Charleston, ’S. C. « je19 3meod* th WATER-CURE ESTABLISHMENT. AT, GRATTLEBORO’, Vt—BY DR. R. ESSEL- HEFT, (German, late of Boston.) Patients wishing to try the Water‘Cure Treatment, on the plan of Vincent Priess- nitz, Graefenberg, Germany, jease address, post paid, as ahove, giving a lucid statement of their diseases, when they wil eeeive a prompt and deck of their C—RE by WATE ay and the terms on which they can be received atthe establishment, if they desire to come, Satisfactory references given. je15 Imeod&2m W* re FOR SALE—A Farm on the Banks of the Hudson, ining about Ky acres all in a high state of eultiva- with splendid Buildings, situated one mile West of Newburgh. ‘The terms be made easy. For par- ticulars inquire at 419 Broadway, corner of Canal in the Shoe Store. iy LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD CO. FOR NEWPORT AND PROVIDENCE— On Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Fare $1.— Horses aid carriages taken to the uumber of ten only daily. Leaves whitehall, South Ferry, New York side, A.M. on and afterthe Mth of July; Brooklyn at 8! Greenport at 12%, taking the Sound steame! Newport and Providence, arriving at the former plac 5o’clock. jy10 instfre 8o'clocy rrives at DELIGHTFUL E. RSIOD DOWN THE LOWER BAY AND OFF SANDY HOOK LIGHT, affording passen- a fine view of the Ocean. the. hlands Of Neversink, and the beautiful Scenery and Fortifications of the Harbor, as well as an excellent opportunity of evj. ying the healthy avd refreshing sea breeze after the business of the say. The new and commodo er DEI E, Capt. P. Smith, on Sunday, July Il leave the pier foot of Del y street, B. R., at 1g o'clock, P. Catharine M mmond street, 2 I street, 2445 3 o'clock; maki ket rand Pier _N.R., a the above excursion aud re- turning to the City by hall:past 7 o'clock. e Warren, 2% N Fare fe EXCL U. Wa FARE FIFTY CEST, boat L THE Steam STEVENS, Capt GAs L, Mabey, Sundsy, July 13th, will leave the foot of Amos street at 2u’elock, Canal street at quetter past 2, Pike street at half-past 2, and Pier No 8 «and make an excursion around Staten ppiug at Amboy asufficient length of time for Pas- view the place. Jul te NEWFERRY TO FORT HAMILTON, YELLOW HOOK AND CONEY ISLAND The steamboat IOLAS, Captain Richard Yatea, hast ken her place on the. above ferry ; od will run to-day (Hriday) aud Saturday, as follows: New York, Pier No.1, E.R. Fort Hamilton. 7 AM. Coney Island. 1PM. M. Me Giving at Jeast one hour for bathing in the surf and for nade through the P: and. Landing each way fs at Fort Hamilton, and on Monday, act Mth, the boat will com- mence her regular trips, going at least three times per day to A. P, P. Coney Island. For hours of starting, see advertisements and her bills. Fare 12% cents, Andon Sunday, July Isth instant, ve Pier No, 1, BR, Coney Joland. oP. a ig P.M. jyt3 ittrh WOTICE. eae grag ISLAND eg ERRY FOOT OF WHITEHALL STREET The Steamboats SYLPH and STATED JORANDED will New ¥ h 5B, M., commencing at XMS onl Beat *Pexve Seen sin ry hour except 4 santit 7 Be ‘Boats will. Mad frome Ee Meme 7 = —Un Sunday antil TP by of lege eng + evel A 12 SING SING AND NEW YORK. The steamboat UNION, Captain Edward hoar, Van Wart, will leave Sing Si vi Mon: fay'and Taeeday at OA. ME, and New York aiid on Wednesday: from the foot of Franklin street, t 3 P.M, and Friday from Sing Sing, at 1244 P.M Saturday, from New York, at 3 P. vay. Fi Sing and Tai On Thursday and at Hammond st. ding wn each way. Fare to Sia 2; Dobb's Fer: Fyand Hastings, li hers, Ia. New York, Ju iy! 28&M*rh do Ne York Ling——Regulay Packet, (0a ondary, dist erant~—The elegant fast sui Hi: Johnson, wilt ponitively sal ee above, her re- ov freight or poxsage, having handsome furnished accom: datiows, apply on board, at Ork wharf, foot of Wall st, vio KK. COLLINS & CO. 56 Sonth at oa riy no goods received on board after Saturday evening ih stant, He oath fi ath y= Roo os + aad who will Drom FOR NEW, ORLEANS—Lou nt st in flies have been collect- wair| AL CP Aa etesent rus wil always Ow lu alieadaace in tal good order sad Keep all impr mons out OG Tickets ti mitey A limited number of Season Tickets will be disposed of Performance to commence at 8o'clock. “Doors open at past 7. CASTLE GARDEN, SACRED MUSIU ana SUNDAY CONCERT, IN TWO PARTS. By the Celebrated Band, uader the direction of Mr, LOTHIA) Sunday Evening, July 13th. rant I. CLARIONET BAND. BY LAST EVENING’S MAIL. Washington. [Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasuinaton, July 11, 1844. You will discover from the letter of your report- erin the case, that the trialof C. J. MeNutty, late clerk of the House, for embezzlement of the public moneys, has been suspended until the December term, after the surrender of the first of the six in- dietments by the prosecution. The absence of se- veral material witnesses on the remaining five cau- ses, was the ground upon which the prosecution asked a postponement of several days, and upon which the trial has been continued. The triumph- ant result for the accused, upon the indictment with- drawn, will have a favorable effect meantime for the prisoner, and the intervening time before the re- sumption of the trial, will give him ample opportu- nity for recalling or collecting such deposits or dis- bursements, as may not be beyond his power of re- demption. We hope, indeed, that he will be able to ask a clean receipt, and discharge in full of all de- mands, before the trial shall be resumed. Ata meeting last night of the Senior Democratic Association of this city, of which John C. Rives is President, resolutions were offered under the direc- tions of Maj. Williams, late private secretary of the President, pro. tem. approving the course of the Presidentin the dismissal of Major Lewis as second Auditor. There was a full meeting, and the resolu- tions by a decisive vote were laid upon the table.— It was urged that the reaolutions were called for, to Ana, from the Creation......... » - Handel. Prayer, from the Italian Multitude. » Auber. chorus... -.. pepe - Bishop. The Crucifixion. «+ Hayda, German Hymn...... - Kuffner. an Intermission pat Il. BRASS BAND. Grand Adagio... ..... +. 04... : .. Handel Sacred Chorus, Trombone Obligate... . Hhiwig MMR eee icicaa elev tcigie . -Auber The Deserted Abbe: soc) Bishop «Rey.Dr. Clarke il commence at 8 o’clock. Admittance, 1234 ¢ CASTLE GARDEN. tg Admission 25 Cents..£5 Proprietors. ve ee ces Mesers. Frencn anil Heiser. Grand Entertainment! Extraordinary Exertions and Surprising Attrac- tions. Monday Evening, July 14th, ‘The performance will commence. with a beautifal Composi- .. tion by the Orchestra entitled ME Frie Night. A Favorite Bell-d, Mr, D. on, Grand Spectacle De _L’Amphithestre, by the Masters Wood. Song by Mis. Phillips. Mad’lle Desjardins will dance the Potacea a L’Hongroise. Fashiovable Parody by Mrs. Phillips. La Smoleuska will be danced by Miss Cohen. x by the Masters Wood. ile. Desjardins. - Phillips. of Comic Tableaux Mouvans, entitled HAYMAKING IN IRELAND; by’s Disesters | By Messrs. Parsloe, ‘Wood, Dennison and Miss Cohen, will introduce an Irish’ Lilt to the Popular Air of” I Rory O’Moo! j(F- Between the Entertainments an intermirsicn of Ter Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments. *” Doors open at half-past 6 o’elock Performance to com mence at Ro’elock Vauxhall Garden Saloon, Bowery. OPEN EVERY EVENING, RAIN OR SHINE. Admission only One Shilling. THE COOLEST SALOON IN THE CITY. Positively no Free List, except to the Press. Monday Evening, July 14th, For the Benefit of the Manager, MR. DE LA RI Duett by Mr. D To conclude with a Ber who For which oceasion the following array of talent have, in the kindest possible manner, tendered theit valuable services, an will positively appear. together with the whole strength of the Company :—Young Fravcisco, the truly astonishing Fakir of ‘exhibit his wonderful and charming Acrobat iature, not from Niblo’s. Miss Orville, ng ist; Mademoiselles Deloriene and Nathale. ms and Sou, late of the Bowery Theatre. Mr, De il sing 2 Songs «ud 2 Duetts with Miss Orville, Bar- ms, the celebrated Irish Comedian. Iso, the Ethiopian Operatic Brothers and Sisters—Messrs, Whitlock, @-rdner, White, Johnson and Bryant. Master ‘Thomas Teaser,’ from Troy, having accepted the Manager’s Challenge, will dance a Grand Match Dance with Jerry Bryaut for $1000, the Audience to be the Judges. Doors open at 7}¢—Performance to commence at Ue An efficient Police in attendance, under officers Martin and ied. dy! re HE Ladies and Gentlemen engaged iu the Albany Theatre, are requested to meetin the Greea Room, on Monday, July Uth, for Rehearsel, at 10 A. M. iyi? it*rh JAMES S. CHARLES, Manager. ELYSIAN FIELDS—(Hopoxken.) Free Exhibition every Afternoon, commencing at 3 o'clock. MEE. McCARTY has the pleasure to announee that he hv- made arrangements for 2 short time with that justly trae aad celebrated FAKIR OF ANGELINA, and the extrac ary and accomplished Prince of all ISCO, whose beautiful and inst 18 have been the wonder and admirstion of all Europe, America and the Indies. Also he lms the pleasure to announce an engagement with that admired Vocalist and Dancer, DELTA EMONS. ‘ The entertainments will commence with Young Fraucisco’s yronder-working HINDOO FESTIVITIES, selected from Magic Cabi mong which will be ie followin; i he Mai Glove, Robes of on of Goblets, Annihilation ‘Outlandish Supper. roduce ian Games after the labar. hour, ing and Singing by Miss EMONS. amusements will conclude with Francisco elerant Me: Exhibition of the celebrated ACROBAT FAMILY iu miniature, consisting of the following Marronets : Ist, Ko- gan, the Graceful Magi ; 2d, Shinese Clown ; 3d, e Joseph, the Cl Nintvo, the Naval Dancer ; sth, Gardener, a la Elssler ; 5th Alonzo, the Equilibrist ; 6th, 'Fyall, the Mystic Gi Great Westorn, as Peleg’ Smashum. i pipe ‘After which, the Burletta entitled Old Grimes end his Wife, to be performed by several of the figures. 5 x O'Connell, the celebrated Tattooed Dancer, will make his firgt appearance. The New York Brass Band has been engaged, and will play every afternoon. N.B.—The performances will be changed daily. jy76t*r COLMAN'S LITERARY SALOON, AND EXHIBITION OF IBEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS, No. 203 Broadway, New York. F AXIMILIAN’S Great and Splendid work, being his tour IVE ‘through the United States, illustrated with Eighty En- ravings, after the sranner of drawinzs mn a folio—with a quarto volume of letter press. both volumes elegantly pnt for the Drawi nt few copies only printed in Engl No stranger should visit the City without calling in to see the Great io” of le: ti |. BOOKS, PAINTINGS, AND ENGRAVINGS, which are offered ‘at greatly. fedaced prices.” ‘ The Public Sale Room is filled with books of every kind, in various langusges, to see which, and the Print’ Room, no chage : ‘Above the Bookstore or Sale Room, an apartment is fitted up ford EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, consisting of about — - WO HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES, by ancient and modern Masters—to view which, small charge of 123g cents is required. _., HERALDRY ‘The Arms of Individuals whose eountry in Bnrope, traced and splendidly ‘emblazoned on, ve Jum, equal in execution, andat one third the charge of the Lon- (on Herald's Colleges. ' Genealogies or Pedigrees arranged and ca korea JUST PUBLISHED, The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE. WASHINGTON, with his arms and crest, as worn upon his carriage. __Price only $! 50—in colors, A Curiosity. je23 eodtf m jies originated in = UNION COURSE—RACING. ONDAY, Jaly, Mth, até P.M., will come off a Hurdle M Race, one and a quarter mile heats, four hurdles to a heat, for spare of $300. M. Duchesney enters b. « Hops Osea Sweetland " ch-g Suip Chas. E Jackson ‘* riton aw ve -Sartin i eMann “ b-h, ‘Donvegan Admi Enclosed space 50 cents. jyl2 2t*rS&M BEACON COURSE. TROTTING AND PACING. JyLY, 15th will come off « Match, Mile Heats, best 3 in 5 in harness, hetween the celebrated pacing horse James K. Polk and John’ C. Calhoun, for $1 000, mile heats, in harness. Also, Jaly 22d, Match, two mile heats, in harness, for $1,000, ren the same horses. ROTTING—On the first Monday in August, o first thir ¥, Will come off a Sw: ke, subscription $750, half ft., for wo mile heats under the to be gov i by the rules of the course, an ba | i} Ci a alae 0 Spice ore re amGED Meee Realy. ‘Also, American Pig Iron, for sale WARRING! ‘ON & RICHARDS, we? tenth 218 Worer at. TO_CAPITALISTS. RARE CHANCE—To invest a capital of about $10, fe and profitable way, by erecting a buildi worthip forthe CmasueBl Conpreguiion ot this ety, and. Far ishing two lots, between Bowery a ‘iver, and between For pation re ecqutre st Mr. J. Dittenhoefer, 25 Cedar st or at Messt elmer & Brothers, 87 Beaver street. juld Im*re GENTLEMENS’ LEFT OFF WARDROBE WANTED. 1 ENTLEMEN pod Famili eS BERS eri than al he who more other i re 7 ao at te to eee eeete for ail articles offered Gen: itemen leavang the fi otheir advantage to send for in {he tubseribet previows to selling to ep pre REE rondway, (up stairs.) will be promptly at- — ¥10 Im * ce AM pape we beret we tioned slinak santite Gy of “All persous are net itusting any of i f this Vessel Gabes of thelr quatrnettnswill be (he oat) the expvala or eoenlgneon, ie Set N, B—A line throagh the Post Office scouded to. counteract the effects ot Major Lewis’ operations in Tennessee to defeat the Democracy in the coming Auguet elections. But that is of no avail.— The Executive, it was alle; on the other hand, had wilfully neglected the Democratsof the Associa- tion in the distribution of his patronage, and they were not di: to become the tools of” a Cabinet who had so flagitiously set aside their claims. ‘The only conclusion of consequence to be drawn from this proceeding, is, that in every quarter the Presi- dent stands the hagard of desertion; and that in this state of affairs a firm Jaeksonian policy upon the Oregon questioh is absolutely necersary to the salvation of the Administration. The Whig presses are aware of this, in their attempt to beguile the Cabinet into a compromise. Two clerks, as we learn, recently removed trom the Land Office, have been reinstated, Mr. Bestor and Mr. Henry, satisfactory evidence having been furnished of their being geod men and true, an what is better, it is said the lady dowagers had no- thing to do in the matter atall, atall. A gentleman from the neighbernood informs us that the batch of runaway negroes captured in Montgomery county, Maryland, were not from Prince Georges, but from Charles the next eounty below, the fugitives having passed up along the river through Prince Georges across the Eastern Branch of the Potomac, through Washington and fifteen miles into the next county, before they were brought to anchor. 2 It is broadly, very broadly asserted that Mr. Dick- ens, Secretary of the Senate, withholds his vouch- ers of the pay to: Senators at the late Executive Session for imaginary journies home and back, in order to propitiate the recipients against the election for Secretary at the next session :— because, forsooth, if the vouchers are placed in the Treasury Department, they will be at the command of the reporters of the public press, and will afford official evidence of the extra-extraordinary mileages of Messrs. Dickinson, Barrow, Bagby and others. If this be the case, however much we may like Mr. Dickens privately, we hope publicly, that he will fall short of a quantum sufict of votes for a re-elec- tion. He has been_a good officer—but has grown we fear, rather too large for his shoes, and there is noth ing like taking down such aspiring gentlemen a but- ton hole or two. It always does ’em good. Let justice be always done. It is represented that Mr. Secretary Walker will come out of that Mississippi difficulty with drums beating, and like the fleet which once on a time lay moored in the Downs :— “With streamers waving in the wind-” ees he is fairly oon thie bes we shall hail him and his escape, with exceeding great joy. The President and his family are all safely back into the White House again. Thre is no resi- dence, perhaps, in the Union comprising so many advantages of an open space, trees and gardens, an elevated and airy location, and of such a magnificent Southern landscape, (stretehi does the view down the Potomac for twenty mil 1s the White House at Washington. The very of it is enough to excite the strongest aspirations for the Presidency, and a residence in it has never failed to suggest the comforts and conveniences of a sec- ond term, despite all the vexations and perplexities inflicted by the office seekers. C. J. McNulty’s Trial. Wasninaton, July 1, 1845. After the close of our report last evening, in the con- tinuation of the examination of Mr. Ayres, of the Bank of America, a transcript which he had taken of a portion of the records of the Bank was ruled out as inadmissuble, not being certified to by any legal authority. Another point, as to the admissibility of witnesses’ testimony ap- pertaining to deposites and drafts of the accused, other than the $750 of resent indictment, was debated be- fore the court up to near 5 o'clock, when the court was adjourned. As the first witness this morning, led.—I am inthe Treasury Depart- here since 1 37; my duties relate to and diplomatic ‘expens e government ; kept on file in the Treasury certain papers handed by the counsel for the prosecution to witn who approved them as the original requisitions of Clerk of the House of Representatives upon the Trea- sury. The prosecutor proceeded to read the firstof these ers, but was desired by the counsel to shew it the accused, which he did, and then read the paper, dated 27th Dec. 1843, addressed to the Secretary of the treasury, calling for the sum of $15,000 in favor of C. Cashier of the Patriotic B: then another ing for $20,000, dated Fel March, for $30,000 ember, 20th October, and 2d December, uccessively. Then ‘ollowed an order in favor of C. Bestor for $15,898 29, xe. Witness thought it most proper to state appropria- tions for the fiscal year, beginning July, 1843, and the contingent funds of the Heuse drawn and deposited during said fiscal year. At the beginning of the ‘iseal year, 1843, there was a balance inthe Treasury redited to the contingent fund of the House, of $219 40. 'y an act of March 3d, 1843, $175,000 were spprepriated to the House contingent fund. On the 6th of January, 1844, Mr. M. St. Clair Clarke, late Clerk, made are-pay- mnent in favor of contingent fund of the House of $5,000. On Sept. 8, 1844, by a warrant from the Clerk, $10,000 were paid out from the Treasury to Mr. Clarke, and ona like warrant of Sept. 29th, following, $16,000 more were drawn from the contingent fund in the Treasury. Wit- sess was requested to state the items of the $230,388 29, w 0 the account of the contingent fund of the House in Dec. 1844. At the beginning of the fiscal year 1844, there was a balance in the Treasury to the account of he contingent fund of the House of $20,219 40 On the 17th June, 1844, $75,000 were Cy ae to the contin- gentfund’ On'August 5, 1644, Mr. J. W. Jones, Speaker of the House, returned a balance of $118 89, wi.ich he tound in his hands of the moneys of the House committed to his disbursement, which sum was placed to the credit of the meaner, of fune of the House. The counsel for the accused, Mr. Carlisle, closely cross-questioned the witness as to the character of this item of $118 99, and the nature of the authority of the Speaker in the premises, On the 29d Jan, 1845, there was placed in the name C.J. MeMulty to the credit of the Catan kod fund, cum of $13,108 80; on the 3rd of March following, «um of $15,685 12, wat credited to the contingent fund. Witness was proceeding further in his recapitulation, \when having passed by: the period when the agency of theaccused as a public officer charged with the dis- bursement of these nee expired, the prosecutor stopped his recepitulation. The stzm total Pt the requisitions in favor of the House Contingent Fund; deducting the drafts of $13,108, on the aad of January, 1°45, and of $15,695 12 on the 3d March ‘ollowing, was $201,476 37, at the end of the fiscal year of 149-40 On the 4th April, 1845, Mr. Clarke, then ex- “lerk of the House, paid in $484 30, a balance due from lim to the contingent fund in_ addition to $1,992, also 1idin since the expiration of his term as C! ofthe 1 know of no other peyments made since by ywcey Brarer called—I am Cashier of the Vatriotic Bank of Washington, and was, when Mr. Mc- Nulty was appointed Clerk of the House of Represente- tives. Mr. McNulty PY tome his account with the bank eurly in December, |! Mr. eyed Mad 3 ae of eg te os that the testimony of the witness fined leged emnborslement, a the indictment before the Court of $660 by the accused. ir Fakoact defined the object of the prosecution in requiring @ full statement of the transactions of the ac- cused with the bank. The amounts deposited from time to time, and the amounts checked out of the bank by or- or of the aceused, must necessarily be stated in the tes- mony, in order to a clear understanding of this alleged fel f of $750. agi Canuisur, with greet . Tesisted such a pro- ceeding upon this indictment. ‘Was an unjust op: ; vessive course upon his client to call owt upon this iso- listed and_ specific tn i, the teatimony of the wit: th russ as affecting not on! but every one of the seve- 1d indictments agains! jccused, and »road over the country in advance of tix ‘upon 1 indictments, yet to be tried before the Court, hag od evidence of the prosecution aganst him. d counsel recapitulared the transaction as +1 embezzlement of $750 in the indictment before the id legal ir ourt, as in fact a legitimate an or: patel inept eding in the discretionary transfer o' ite funds derived trom the official Fao Peedi ed It was Mgt preen jo ecific char iry, it was ticipating the defence of listing prejudices against him upon matters discon setod with, and irrelevant to, the case in band. Mr. Fevnact concurred in the fitness, ws fa ible, of confining the evidence to the inv ecented also the difficulties inthe way. After stating