The New York Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1845, Page 3

decline it Long Island of 2) per cent; Cavton, 1h mers, 1}; Norwich and Worcester, }; Ohio 6's, 33 Vieks- burg, $; Reading Railroad, 3; ond Morris Canal, }.— There were no sales of Mohawk Railroid or United } * Blates Bank, The Pennsylvania Coal trade this year, compared with Jast, has inereased about thirty per cent. The shipment) for each district have been greater this season than Ta: We ennex a table compariug the shipments from each section for the same period in 1844 and 1845. Pennavivanta Coat, Trane, 1045. 174,779°'19 322,386 08 Schuylkill, Railroad, ae fia Lehigh Re oe 124,788 u Hae Groves. 16.596 08 ee a is Wyoming. 49,000 90 Lackaywana, 1f0%000 001405000 00 627,700 11 802,419 17 62,764 11 Increase so far in 1815, tons... . 177,715 06 ‘The fourth of July, and tho funeral procession on ‘Thursday last, reduced the shipments of coal for the week about 8,000 tons. The quantity sent down by the railroad week before last, was 22,879 07 tons. Last week the quantity sent by railroad was 16,956 06 tons; by ca- nal, 4,386 17 tons—making a totat of 21,343 03 tons. Last year, to this time, the railroad carried 36,239 tons of coal yvore than the canal; while this year the railroad has (rensported 230,042 tons more than the canel. The quan, tity of coal received and transported from the Schuylkill district, to Philadelphia, this season, to the 12th inst. was 100,511 tons more than for the same period last year. The railroad has therefore not only secured the transporta, tion of the increased quantity mined, but has drawn more than one huadred thousand tons from the canal, in about six months. We annex a comparative statement of the business of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, for one week in June for three year: AILROAD “hai, i % JSuly 6,44 Week endin duly 5345. Receipts, we 51 so 12,358 05 28,446 61 Coal transported, tons..." 3,948 8,931 18,759 The business ‘or the month of June, in three years, was as follows :— June, 1845. $31, 38 A 0 20 10}.488 60 ge fi ney 1845, t oa 4 jor June, 1845, tons, Excess over the estimates, tons. . ‘The estimate made last fall of the quantity of coal to be transported on the Reading Railroad in 1845, put down the amountat eight hundred thousaud tons. This estimate has been exceeded during the past six months of the year, which gives the company reason to antici- pate an increase in the remaining six months, which are the most active months for this business in the year) much larger than that already realized. From present estimates, we should judge the actual transportation of coal for the year on the railroad would exceed the esti- mate at least fifty thousand tons. ‘The stock of the Great Northern Railroad Company rom Boston to Concord,Lebanon, &c.. has been all taken. ‘The capital to which the company is entitled, is a mil, lion and a half of dollars, nine hundred thousand of which had been subscribed before the books were open- ed in Boston, Seven hundred thousand fwere taken in Boston, being $100,000 over the amount required. ‘Thebanking capital of Ohio will soon be larger than ever tihes been before. Several banks have been organized under the new banking law of that State, and will soon be inactive operation, We annex a list of those organ- ized as branch and independent banks:— New Banxs 1x Outo—Tue Gexenat Banxine Law. Branch Banks. Independent Banks. Franklin Bk of Cincinnati. Com. Bk of Ciucinnati. Bank of Dayton, Dayton. City Bank of do Bank of Xenia, Xenia. The Dayton Bank. Franklin Bk. of Columbus. City Bank of Columbus. change Bk. Columbus, City Bk. of Cleveland. Bank of Steubenville, Merchants Bk. of do. Bank of Delaware, West'n Reserve Bk, Warren Bk. of Geauga, Painesville. When these Banks fairly get into operation, the peo- ple of that State will be liberally supplied with their is- sues, and an inflation of the currency will soon be real- ized, that must have a very powerful, and for a time, fa vorable influence upon business and prices. Old Stock Exchange. $1000 Ohio 6's, 60 ‘961 ole Farm's Tr 2000 do do 000 do ee 50 Ohno 7's 50 do 00 Kentucky 6's 50 Morris Canal Fy 0 Indiana sty bds i 286 do 3 000 [Minorggpel bds | 384i 1250 go 32 5000 Penn’a 5s ope 2 5000 go omg 7345 100 L Ia nd RR 5000 $4073" 100 do 10 shs Manhatt anBk 963 325 do Bk Com. sexip ee ee ieksburg E jo and Hodson 12917 Nuersey RR i 9085 10 jo 42 100 Paterson RR ts 60 42-24 Stonington RR 285; b30 42, 100 Nor and Wore it 1% 25 do 815 70% sw 418, 200 do 0 Be do 604134 25 Reading RR 40 Wilmington RR 510 20'5 Second Board. 49 shes Canton Co 4144 50shas Reading RR 50 do W341, 504, Island KR 2 do ay 50 do iy 100 do. itt 50 Farmers?’ Trust 350 New Stock Exchange. S000 U 8's, 58 104 25shas Canton Co 820 4244 300 Ohio 6s, 60 bnw 93 25 do 2 Te D3 16° 25 do stm 41 blo 3514 200 L Islnd RR ¢ 68 e353; 50 do baw:t U3 3513 125 do bIs7l 50 do bis 66% 3.7074 _ 25 Harlem RR 160 6935 On Wednesday evening, 2d i by the Rev Hall, Mr. Samcre city, to Miss Esuny G. Davis, daughter of Joel Davis, Iisq. of the former place. POST OFFICE, pW York, July 1M, 1845. h July, will MP MAIL for Liverpool per § be closedat this office ou T to Bostou must be paid merous letters to write will, oblig . sing stampe—the use of which wall expedite, the making up of the mail. ROBT. H. MORRIS, P M1 init at II please copy. POST OFFICE New Yous, July 14 18 is respectfully informed that the unde Salto be prepared stamps, for, the prepayment ma 'e for five cents exeh, which will be sold in parcels TS prevent counterfeits they will be sold onl and the Branch Offic: e pullie may there estes that any stamps whieki may be offered for saleat any ple othe exthan the toro Post Offices are spunious, ud will potbe ree nent. ROBT, H. MORRIS, P. te = in evived as prepay __ Evening papers will please copy. CAUTION. >, RIX’S Genuine Galvanic Rings he had no where except ot World Office. To guard against it in enclos d id OCTOR HENRY ¢ Accellera nx OI I 2% Ay count wrapper, bearing the tie si sealed with the initials of tl 1 ANNUAL MEETIS NEW YORK SOCIETY OF LITER ATU RE. Monday Ever Carr. Valedictory Gideon Leggs jal etch iCTION. TED—By « respectable young man of IR years ola, tw tion ae Assistant Clerk or Porter ina Wholesale Grveery-or Dry Goods Store—would have nn ebjection toga to oye other City « other State in the Union. F would have noo asia Adgreed BEN egiven. Plea Address Bi. » Herald jul 2etre MUS * acnneadi tieitede of Masic, being ght by the first ma: id feeling hersels ‘cuinpetent Lo inst , wish: ruction of young ladies, on mode- A. B.C., at the alice Ov 128 11 LADY, who t Atew active, intelligent men, to = “s ents Tor the sale of new and popular Publications, in difleren pats of the eonutry. $300 per year aver their bowrd. will ‘he them wring, with an opportunity of clearing $106 ear, aud more if they are active Some men, now in ow oy, will xo do inake eyer $1000 per year, clear of all ex. (0 there is about half a.dozen places open, which musi excl man Will have his distriet, and it will be neces them to have at least $25 oF $20, to obtain a good fitting None need apply unless fe has that amount, for it jot to get them started in such a manner as will be bem cial to them, as well ag Apply at % Duane Jel? im*rh $20 ietire cket Book con “Letters must be post paid. z T BOOK LOS’ esterday morni jon, Chatham and about $200. Some of ™, Zaston, Pennsylvania. ‘The fioder wi red and uo questions asked, "by apply ing st. Nos at iyi23t*re from a wagon iberty streets, $ 10. 000 * New York and Erie (6 and7 per cent) Rail road Bonds wanted, for wh is} ie high price will be given, Ne ‘ANCE, Jy? Wire a Watt street, S, LEATHER AND FINDINGS. Conant ov duind an assortment of Baltunore and Philadelphia Light Oale Li Philadelphia Morocco, g Findings of all kinds, ma made to any pattern, i ~A first rate lot of M hiladetviia Ras fo os en Spring street, ton street, N. Yor! 2118 Tinto RREN S. WICKED. FUANO = The cargo direct trom jehaboe, in haquality by any ia the market. ke CO Li iN R CO, iteet THE HOBOKEN TURTLE B, tat Barcham's Hansion ea Bloomin dale ‘yy lth July instant, at 5 o'clock, P.M, for _iutd er ve comer Tryon Row yrouh the day, commen ‘the weather be nufayorabl Chatham street every at 6o'clock, A.M. the Dinner a ye Jy12 9% eS N oure Salmon; 2000 The ar oil ki La ty on hand 0, 8 Oye Megs ‘Mirkin, PF Stislatrs foundieerd d Bid for ante by V2 rh OTTO COL bg HOBOKEN. Monday, Jniy 14, 1845. NDOUS Excitement and most wonderful doing: s Week only, commencing om fionday, July 14, w uring the fir. Hood, the eclebr gaged to repeat ‘unkuown performance waich gave the greatest. sotisf-ction, andin fact the only person that ever accomplished the d-ting fect of crossing th- Bower Rope extended from the Branch Hotel to, the Bowery Thee 2 aceasloa hiv performance was one thousands of spectators, who gave Jou nis ch ers. fer will perform his mos wonderful festa oy the Flying Wire, and ntroduce bh Chinese Game: Infant Sable Fetmily will also appear on this oceasion aud entertain the audience with their musieal nid he Learned Dog Rolla, the most intelligent ¢ Race, will enliven he »udience with his sagac New York Brass Band will entertain the audie with a number of favorite Air performance to commence Bo'clock aud coutimne until « L.. Swartz hopes thar al! of his friends will give hina ‘this occasion. juli lwem FRENCIPS HOTEL, 3:3 Fulton street, near Broadway. Proprietor of this Hotel, would respectfully i blie thot he hes recently: ‘adopted the Southern 4 a Luncheon, consisting of a variety of dishes ally, between the hours of land 2o’clock, (Sunday’ This new arrangement he The Liquors are of the ch been made to make this Hotel equal to eny in the city, vites his friends to visit the establishment and ind ee forthe selves. 2 Vw" NOWLAN'S HOTEL, At Harlem River. EORGE NOWLAN re: early returns his most cere thanks to his friends and the public for the I support which he has réceived for the last ten years, while Pro- prietor of Prospect Hall, aud begs leave to inform thetn that he has fitted up the large establishment at the termination of the Talend, and on the Bank of the iver, where rand Dinners, Railroad, on this Is he is prepared to furnish visitors with Brevkfasts, Teas, Suppers, and other refreshments, at the shortest netice. Good grouud, and every accommodation for Military Compa 4. All che Railroad Cors land passengers an front of the Hotel for 125% cents, from the City Jeet LONG BRANCH, NEW JEKSEY, “ BATH BUILDINGS,” ae establishment will be opened for the reception of visitors on and after the 2th June in he buildings have undergone a complete and thorough repoir, and uo efforts will be spared to maintain th deservedly high'reputation which this establishment has here- tofere sequired. The price for boarding will be from $7 to $8 per week—ch dren and servants half-price. Young K people, notrequiring much root. will Bud accomodating te ‘he eames Gray, Captain Price, from the Fulton market, gillimale s day thin between New York and Loug Brauc Stages will be in readiness upon t Vof the above boat at Jcean House, to ry mediately to Lor Branch, AMES CAE" Proprietor. June 12, 1845, je19 Im*m TROY HOUSE, TROY, N. ¥. OLEMAN & ROGERS, ’Proprietors.—This House, so long and favorably known to the travelling public, 1s how open. A new story has been added and extensive alterations made; umoug which are the extension of the Dining room, to alength of ninety feet, and, by foldirg doors connecting, can be extended S ceekemetien tine feet; thirty new parlors, with bed- rooms attached: pleasant and airy rooms to the wamber of sixty have been added—affording accommodations for 300 pers The house has been painted and papered throughout. ihe cars for Boston, Buffalo and Saratoga, start from the front house. It is also but a few steps from the steamboat eft ithe orocciagncs raat by their personal attention to their bu- siness and guests, to receive continued and increased patronage. CHARLES 8. COLEMAN, Tas ofthe Asor louse. CHARLES M. ROGE! Late of th Steamer Exapire. WARREN HALL. No, 3 Warren street. "THE SUBSCRIBERS haying fitted the above house as a Hotel, in a style of comfort and convenience, for the commodation of Tiegcneuren and visitors to the city, would respectially: solicit for themselves a portion of their pa tro ‘Thelr larder will be at all times well stocked Pith the bert the markets can afford. The Wines, Liquors and Segars are of ja Im the Lest quality, ‘The bedrooms neatly furnished, spacious and airy. While from its central location, being ueamthe City Hall, and in the centre of business, it will niford great inducement to those visiting thé city. RITTON, s &, AECORKEE, on N. B.—The usual relishes served up atal! times, _je7 Im*ec WILSON’S HOTEL AND DINING KOUOM, 5 Gold street, near Maiden Lane. CQUNTRY MERCHANTS wil find thin desirable House, being conyenient to the business part of the city. his establishment is fitted up with entirely new furniture. Good and substantial dinner, ihe cents, lodgings 25 cent Vor cone venience and comfort this house is equal toany hotel in the city, and at half the price. Permanent boarders can be accommodated on very reasonable terms. All the delicacies of the season served up, as soon arrive in market, at half the price of other houses gant private p wtlors, for the referee cases, or privare dinitrs or suy- per parties. The very best of liquors. ud Jm*re SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION, SCHOHARIE COUN NEW YORK. LAN. HE PUBLIC are res formed that Mr. DON, of Congress Hall, ‘Alban » has associated himselt ducted by them. Pavilion will be opened forthe reception of aes = whe fl rst day ers have mproveiner Fo house, and Tledg e them: to use their best exertions to render this fae meat fully equal to any watering place in this country, . & G. Stages will be in readiness on the arrival of the cars at Cann- joharie, to take passengers to the house. Mr. Lo will, as heretofore, continuethe Congress Hall, which will, during thesummer, be wader the auperimtendaace of Mr. foslin. my29 Im*ec SEA BATHING BRANCH" NEW JERSEY. begs leave zens of New York, andthe publi general ly, that his house is now open for the necomm oard- vs daring the mmer seasou. The fare will be ¢ dollars per sweet, and every attention will be paid to theit comfort and Good servants will be in constant attendance. steamer Oris willleave New York every day, from Ful- farket Slip, and Stages will be in readiness at the Ocean fo convey passengers to Long Branch, 19, 1915, SAMUEL COOPER. LONG A BATHING AT LONG BRANCH. Te Subscriber begs leave to inform the public that he is now prepared to receive company, having made altesa- nigments for the better accommodation of visiters, ‘antages that his heuse posseses, he be- iieves tht a more desizate residence for, the appro son cannot be found. ‘The conveniences for sea bathing are un- surpassed. To those whoare foud of fishing, no place can be found where more advantages are offeres Mr Jomes Greei having esta! “da line of stages from Red Bank to Deal, passengers can always rely on a quick con- veyance. JOHN GREEN, Deal, N. J. iy 8 2w-trre NATIONAL COFFEE HOUSé, 215 Washington street, A few doors above Washin mgion Market. HE patblic are respectfully informed that the above numed house which has been fitted up wich all the mod-rn im provements, will be opened fur the reception of visitors on Monday, July 7 at 12o’clock. at which hour « splendid dinner willbe served up. In the fitting up of the house e tion has been paid to render it a favo ite reson for thos» who dine down town; the size of the diving room is 50 by 25 feet. “eantifully lighted and ventilated.” ‘The bed. rooms have been ‘up with the best of beds, and xt will be found tobe a con- Boarding House, as boarders can have theirmenls at of the da he immediate superintendence and direct HENRY L SEA BEACH HOTEL. Branch, N. J. jHEALTA, REC EATION’ AND COMFORT TO INVALIDS AND ALL OTHERS. HOWLAND & CO: have opened for, the se3son this well kuawa Hotel at Long rach, N. J.. yearby J. Barcl Hi patroniied. by the et i hia pero; ote ist New York an years with great aj ini | Sea Bathing establishment Sinan hundred mites of either ons bation, and e¢ comfortable alids will receive every attention from the now ready to enter into arrangements with tumilies f a for board. ‘The advantages of sea bathing during the summer months ire apparent toall, and Long Branch furnishes every induce meat to families ‘aud individuals for health, recreation and comfort. ‘To the lovers of fishin, the viciuity of the Sea Bass Banks affords great sport; and the guuning in the neigh- borhood is very. fine. ‘The Steamboat ORUS leaves Fulton Market_wharf every day, For hours of leaving, see advertisement of Steamer Orus ia the Courier and Enquirer. “From the Ocean House, passen- sers are conveyed to the hotel. 6miles. in goad eazriay H. HOW! D & C Proprietors of the Sea Beach Hotel. Long Branch, June 21, 1815, Je24 eodim m ~GUNTER’S DINING SALOON, 147 Fulton St., New York. T= SUBSCRIBER having taken the above premi 8, and fit 5 that of any estab! ment of the New York, beg: call the attention of pe Irien jown and country, to the conveniences which establishment affords. To men whose busi and pee Tonal pursuits requite them to be supplied at nny hour in the lay, this Dining Saloon will be particularly convenient, Every tuxw y be desired wil: be found, while the most w vasidious attention will be shown tothe waite and’ wishes of stomers. o those whe visit the city from the country, pec ies are afforde: ery thing is daily served up aomienl a price, that all can enjoy them. | The subseri persuaded that A call at his establishment will be satisfactory to,everg visitor pen on Sundays. HH GUNTER [ios tresod fuwytre 147 Fulton street, N_Y. NEW JERSEY HOTEL—MUKtUS LOWS. “TPHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfttly inforin their friends and the nublic geuerally, that the wew and comunortious house sreeted for a Hotel, at Morristown Few Jersey, is oven for the entertainment of all those who will favor them with U any, when they hope to furnish them such xecommodations as to entitle them to public favor. m25 Staw2in# re. AVID CROWEL. LIVERPOOL, re A), BOARDING HOUSE Street, atic i" eaattanted ti Str William Berton.) ISSES PERKINS respectfully ask the patronage of atlemen viaiti 'y will meet wil rall & Co., No. 26 Elm street, If Livernoat for their e ith the comforts and atte: ae Yor! PHILADELPHIA HOTELS. HARTWELL’S WASHINGTON HOUSE, ABOVE 8EVE! writ ete atic: NE. 7 MASONIC HALL, roy pa het PHIL AD RLeH Le trod pete: frm nad Goldin five oar Cheat: mn HOUSE Bstice estnt ween and 7 HE SUBSORIBERSrespecttuly inf hc eh CRIBERS respectfully inform ¢ Ue travelling pablics they ive takenthe bore bree thee erly known a ‘iterations and improvements im tts in xpense to render 1 ‘one of the most pleasant atid fashionable jlouses im the city, The parlors are numerous, the chambers well arranged, the furniture entirel the most central part of the eity, near to all the places ni to the depots of the OF Bathe just ments—for bot! Marshall House, Jelieacies of the seas ved hove bees fretion tou Hei GLE an ‘ ies Hagley (lave of Jon hi ) i" weary’ jackenaie, (fori "8 Wuhlagon Hows.) ivd ten a0 inv nt we ith Mr. ‘Gardiner, and that this establishment will be con: A PAIR ft Dart Gres Horses, 1 me dish, ¢ 6 an ‘oli aad 90 ry fosne' BN oo, a Venue fal Sy Stare aud Fo ‘aon. ~ are te young, synud and kind, é saddle bens’ he Wagon is of I’rowers? mal sgeed but once. sbowe property. will be sud, together or ee as the present nwuer hag no ‘0 farther nse for them. © so ahitn, jul3 1w re aM cot ‘Avenue THREE DOLLARS LOST. Eve near ihe Waverley Homs®, 15 Chorles Breed, iF a the lreast cto the Waverly fo a La con ner eae ol Day next ry hquse Uerweenéthand 7h streets, Ph compleate order. And all has been print June, the Croton water introdueed, marble mantle 18 well adapted to accommodate # asked to one faunily for the residue Inquire at the office « H.Power, Ean Mo. 19 Naswan st. corr up stains from the Hours vt 9 to 30 "clock, ot of Sam. R. ‘orton the Ay Howse wher ith PA NGS FOR SALE. FINE OLD PAINTINGS, comprising Scriptural Hi ndscapes &p., amongst them a genuine Interior by Teniers: a Cl lenatre by Sutermaus, and a jalen by Gi Lay be seen daily trom 9 ‘o’clock, at 91 Li nly oe jyt Im*re SUMMER Pie ue GENTLEMEN’S E have still on hand a large assortment of seasonable goods, comprising cloths of particularly light fabries Dress ‘and ‘Frock, Coats; Driftings, Naukin, and single mill ed Cassimers for Pantaloons; Chally and Marseill Vesting in great vi ; whtich will be made up to order at a deducti¢ from our ustal moderate prices, in wes of the advanced stat of the season, WALT! JENNINGS & CO, Drapers and. ‘Tailors, 231 Broadway, Ame MUSIC. MOVED to No. oo Franklin street, ove door East of Broadway, M. DUMSDAY, Professor of the Guitar, sing. Accardeon, and Violin, continues to teach Ladies and Gen- temen of New York the above fashionable instraments,Se.,in a comparative short time, by his uew Analysing and Indu 8: ‘erms reasonabl et) Imisre M. go, a8 usual, to the residences of his pupils to any art of the city, by the stages. Satisfactory city and other ree ferences given on ‘onplication at No. 69 Franklin street, Jy9 Im*m TUITION. GENTLEMAN, a graduate of the Uni desirous of finding ineowe’ tehool or paivgte te instructor—through the means of the ‘h, which he speaks fluently, onelshe French an an equally his own, in avy of the different branches 0 sh and liberal education, andalsodraw ing and painting 0 ei,:er landscapes, heads or flowers. The best references can (> had, Aes his name and residence known, by applying to, the « Verren, Rector of the French Protestant itreh of this eity, No. 99 Frauklin street. ind Tmntre COND ane CLOTHING AND FUK- NITURE WANTED. SE AN D the highest price given for all kinds of cast off clothing and good second hend furniture, Persons wishing to dis- pose of the samme, will do well to call on the subscriber, or ad- ss aline through the Post Office, which wil | be punctually attended to. 493g Chatham aaa New York. —Constantly on hand, a seasonabl+ assortment of geu- Hlemen’s clothing, cheap for cash. y29 Im*re OR THE POWER. OF LOVE, A Tale of. Misvou a4 By Stennen Stubbs: YBLISHED s Seis ee Publishing Hall, 253 Brondway ad forsale at all the Periodical De: nie melee je2%4-1m* NEW EMBROIDERIES. PETER ROBERTS respectfully enlls the attention of his nds and the public to some splendid goods of the above jon, received by recent arrivals, which, beang imported direct from the European mamufactories, will. be Sold at a advance on the original cost He would also call atten- tion toseveral lots purchased at auction, atan immense sxerifice, which will be found well deserving an’ early inspection. ‘The are very desirable, being 25 per cent under the usval Fetal prices— High-neck Chemisetts, richly embroidered, from 4s to 83,40 worth $2.25 tv $! sao Keabroiderea¢ Collars, finished edges, for 8s., usual price 10s Gd. 100 Embroidered Capes, at $3, usual price $5. 50 lo very rich, from $6 to $10. 200 prs Embroidered Under Sleeves, trom 4s to $3,50. 1 case Embroidered D: '$3 upwards. iefs, from 6d. do do extra large size, for gentlemen’s use tdo- do.—_ematieh do, from 38d. 30do do__Ravierd borders. A choice assortment of rich embroidered Handkerchiefs, which are offered unusually cheap. Seases of various styles of Swiss and French Muslins, in strives, plaids, figures, $ ‘Alot uew Muslin Trimmings, Laces, Veils, Hosiery, Gloves, &e., &c., all of which will be sold decided bargains, tin*re No. 73 BROADWAY COMIC ALMANA FOR 1346, FOUK KINDS. EWS agents, cheap publication depots, booksellers, and the public generally, ere hereby notified of the annual Appearance of our Comic Almanacs, replete with fun and fine engravings extracted with, care from, the laughing volume of nature. Fisher’s Comic, Turner’s Con ett’s Go a Head Comic, and De Darkies Comic, those on the spot will call, look, laugh, and buy ; those at a distance will order, or send for samples. Always on sale the fap yariety and auantity of Childrens’ Books, colored an jooks, colored. print @ countr hogs om apples: tion, Show Bills of alt Mine given to dealer “ We sell low, very low, fr cash and do fall justice to sll Bide ta time, Linde, geaieery an pric RNE R & FISHER, Mintre ‘4 Chatham street OFFICE ee oe FFERSON INSURANCE Cv.,, of 5 Wallstreet, opposite the Exchange. HIS COMPANY continue’ to insure against I image by fire on goods, wares. an rots st oe ada 8 and da- Elisha Riggs, ‘Anson Baker, Joseph Drake, Joseph Allen, Thomas W. Thome, Thomas T. We . Robson, Thomson Price, Moses Tucker, John R. Davison, Lee, eb ©. Tanis, Say John C, Merritt, auOMAs wt THORNE, Lin te ol Grorar T. Horr, Secretary ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER, A NEWLY INVENTED ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER Warranted the most perfect article of the kind ever inven- ted, Tthas been i use for some time, and approved of by all medical men who have examined it, and Prouounced by them bestarticle of the kind ever offered to. the public, “The ak dare requested to call and examine for themselve: son sn teen awe ta the fave peioeiot Ouie TRIS Ot {only of Madame Osscar, 21 Murray street, New United at, by addre Je21 Im*re bs rie Premium new Patent two Oveu Ranges: Article can be sent to any part of the Persons at ie distance can have them PIRC G. combining economy, convenience and durability. These Ranges are warranted superior to any. ever offel y are 80 constructed thatit 1s almost impossible for them to et on out of order, or for the plates to crack, so common to all other Ranges. ‘They have been inuse for the last 18 months, and stance given the utmost satisfaction, and in no one a tr opeietor, been called on to repair one. wes putup by the subscriber ae warranted to give en- tire reat if they do not, they will be taken away without the lenst expense to the purchaser. GEORGE PIRC bel rietor, jrond way. AVY BREAD—About tea tous in ai and bags, for IN“ saleby JOHN HER! vre 6 the street. m29 tm*m PORTER ALE AND CIDER. JOHN‘. STAFF'S BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, N°. . 2 ANN STREET, next door to the American Museum, AN returus his sincere thanks to his friends and the public generally, for the very liberal share of patronage alresdy re- ceived, and hopes by strictattention to business to merit a cov- tinuanee. FIRST QUALITY— Philadel phis Porter Newark Cider, Croton Loudon Brown Stout, and Scotch Ale, Orders for shipning attended to with despatch. mhil ee $15,000 TELS oy BRCOLLIRTT cb Apply ilre South oe TEETH! TEETH! TE TH WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT DR. BROWN, DENTIST, AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT, O, 280% BROADWAY, three doors above Chamber: street, pate 4 Stewart's new building, continues to insert Premium al Teeth, from one to a whole set, on the si fie Principles of Atmospheric Pressure. Also, his cele WHITE CEMENT, (or filling decayed teeth, and warranted wvefal for mastication LOOSE TE nciatu frome medient trestaventer Seber, canses, ofeally wstened by the highly recommended Lo Lotio Odouta. red in one minate, without pains Meeth extracted with lee than half the usual pain, ES LESS y. References will be given t« umerous families and to the medienl faculty in this city, by nt No. 28054 Broadway. my27_ Im ATCHES ‘—WATCHES AND JEWELRY Thos who wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches, Gol: Chains, Gold Pencils, Keys, &e., will find it greatly to their ad than any other Dentist in t vantage to call on the subscriber, who wer} Meseripticn nf the above at retail much lower then ayy other howse in th city. Gold Wate low as $29 an $29ench, Wetehes, an as iewelry exchanged or bough ‘All Watches Srisiiveeg tatoo cond time or the money refunded. Watches and Jewely repair edin the best manner and warranted, at much less than usual price « ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry, Wholesale and Ret all street m2 Im*ec Late 40, cor. fe at, UD stare LIGHT, ELASTIC EVER PITTING WIGS AND SCALPS, WITHOUT METALIC MAUS OR CLASPS. 70 BE_HAD ONLY OF CHARLES RIDGWAY. HAIR CUTTER AND WIG MAKER, NO. 25 WALL STREET, Oprosire tue Custom House. N. B.—Formerly of Howard's Hotel. fe28 ttre MAGASIN JAPANAIS, 69 Duane Street. from Amsterdain, most respect: eneral, that Ds century; and two Ebony Wooden Carved Arm from the years 1318 and 1577, storey belonged te ihe Cardinal’ Ximenies, Creat Inquisitor ‘of Spain, snen as vever has been seen in t! oar of which he can dispose it moderate 6 and Gen* HTemen, if you wish to reat yoursell collection, ‘Also, two carved U urches; to be seen from 10 A.M, tilL6 jet irs, for Cath ‘olie M. THE INVISIBLE WIG free, that in peded and the wrest ie and eum r Dennis WY scturer's, Pe TE Cty DRY GENT’S io, Yous, Jyux SEALED PROVOSALS will be the oth day of August next, for fu ra aire the Dr pork, Brooklyn Navy Yar ithe follow! od ea er and Flank } = Jom Spruce or Yellow Pine B Pit 10 90 fe \ contr ek Using Heather 2 ed hes by 12 to | thickness of | iimber, ‘on tWo parallel eldes to sound, straight heart tial Tee lee than 25 120 runing feet be sawei on all sides, and the opposite sides to be Parallel pe batiuase: Scand? ssaizhs Wohtt tanker, wud la lenges of nat Jess than 25 heer, t Yellow Pine Timber, 15 by 15 inchoei 0] 5 inches m 19 to 15 inches good sound heart Pine, an sawed toa paraliel | 0,000 fect, board measite, Yellow Free Plauk, thiek, iu lengths of 19 or 4 feet, and fr wide; all be width, to sure, Yellow Pine Plank, 3 » 0, 33 oF 8 feet my 0 ba from 10 toa parallel width. All to be must be delivered ov or before the Ist id tha Timber and Plank on or before the 4G, and subject to the inspection by the Engineer of the Dry good sound heart Pi All the Bearing Pil day of October next, ist day of January, we persou as inay be appointed Proposals mnax be offered for the whole or a part of thé above bill, ane avy Agent will reserve the right to receive such portions of a proposal only as may be most advantageous tothe goverament, ‘Hach proposer must state-the price per the bearing piles, the pnce per eubic foot for the per thousand feet, board measure, for the Contracts, with approved security, will be entered into for the aboys, and to secure the faithful execution thereof, 10 per e amount delivered will be retained watil the con- PEASSFORT ATION ‘OF GOVERNMENT STORES, Sealed erat endorsed" Transpn,” will be rece by, tha gubaenee er, at his office, 8 Water street, until Fri o'clock nh as requir PHO! Navy Agent. Navy AGEnT’s Orrten,} w York, June 20, 1 je2t lawsw re NATIONAL LOAN FUND ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON. Empowered by Act of Parliament. CAPITAL £500,000 STERLING, OR $2,500,000. HE followin rarely Lie 8 secured to the assured by the princi- ple of the Loan Departinent. ‘A very large sum to be Termanently: invested in the United Staies in the uames of three of the Directors, a» Trustees to the assured in cases of disputed claims, should any such arise. ‘he pape of premiums, annually, half-yearly, quarterly, or month! No. hat for stamp duty. jays allowed after each payment of premium becomes dye, without forfeiture of policy. ‘Travelling leave extensive and liberal; and extra premiums on the most moderate scale. "Condi 1 the policy less ouerousto the assured than usual in Assurance ‘The actual and declared profi in successive Re- sporting sure data for calculations of the value of the in this institution Tis being unconnected with Marine or Fire Insurance. ‘The rates “for life with profits” are lower than those of any other foreign Company effecting Insurance in New York. UNITED STATES LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS. ‘ot JACOB HARVEY, Bsq,, Chairman. John J. Palmer, Esq. Jonathan Goodhue, Esq. James Boorman, Esq. George Barclay, Esq. Semuel 8 Howland, Es Gorham. A. Wort! ee Samuel M Fox, Esq Physicians to the Society, (Medical Examiners.) Kearney Rodgers M 1B. Bvecker street, diss gE ross k, M uit street. E. Amoult, M. D., 66 Broad The Merchants’ Bank Dae York. tor, Win. Van Hook, b39 , 39 Wall street, General Ageat forthe United States, and British North Ameri n Col J. LEANDER STARR, “resident in New York, Office 74 Wall st, New York. Tosurance which this institution rable system of has organi: and which has secured such marked distinction in Eurcpe, has obtaiued for it the highest favor in America. During the short period of its establishment in the United States, its principles have won the unqualitied approval of many femiie tmen, end the poronen it has received fully tests the pub Pacoriiets coutalniagtheleseAcieal Report, aud much gene- ral information, together with the Society's rates; also forms, and the fullestiuformation, may be obtained upon apphi- nt Or sub-agent. endance at the office daily, at 12 id 30) clock, P.M. Fee paid by this Society. mples of sae hit the ee of $100 ona PREMIUMS PAY ett “ANNUALLY. Age next For one year For five FOR LIFE. birth day.” only. years. ——_—_—~_—_-— Without profits. Withdo. pty $077 $e 81 $l 47 $1 20 0 6 090 168 18 6 098 165 193 ai cy 1a 190 222 26 3% 146 Lot 254 20 40 161 1 64 293 3% ot 172 17 347 385 0 19 206 421 468 55 24 2 9% 5 28 5 86 60 378 4125 6 68 742 ‘There are tables for single lives, joint lives, survivorshipe of endowments for children, ‘&e., &c. ‘Tables ‘UITIES, both immediate and deferred. All * been calculated from sterling into dollars and two or thr e Court of Direct London ha' formal instra- delegated full authority to accept risks in sums not. ex- ng $15,000 each on a single lite, aud to bind the Society from the date on which the, premium is actually paid to their General Agent in New York. J. LEANDER STARR, General Agent. 74 Wall street, 27th June, 1845. dyl ltaw 3m*re gage Me NF de Toes HERS wi will you er with the petted Lae by calling on Dr, PAIG! can have it ‘ffoctucily and entirely. cured. id street, near way, you He hm Ge Ca new preparation, that willcure it ina few min pain or inconvenience, so that it may be yee va ing ravalu: able tooth for Efe, thereby obviating the danger of ha- Ving itextraated. "It is certainly one of the greatest discoveries of the age, aud never fails of the desired effect. The mostten: der teeth d without any unpleasant sensation. teeth inserted in the most approved manner. TO TRANGERS Ss. TRANGERS visiti lief from the oppressiv ‘or two in the morning or evening, at the Al Broadway,) twenty degrees difference in thetemperature of the atmosphere heimg observable between the interior and exterior of the establi he beauaful Fountain alone is worth a visit to the place, aside from the acknowledged superiorityssf the quality of the Tee Creams and other Telreshments furnis them. mission free. iy12 2weod ins*re eee je7 Im*ec STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, Wie H will change yaar to its original color in afew mutes. This solution is different from any yet offered and ci ted to have their hair changed before pay humbugs would take this method there would be no reason to complain. None genuine unless signed H. Striker, in red ink. ‘The Solution ean be forwarded by Harnden's Express to any purtof the wo One trial will prove the faet. Sold wholesale and retail and an plied at No.5 Chatham strext- opposite the Hall of Record, New York, up stairs. Suit noe ISLAND RAIL ROAD © FOR NEWPORT ANY PROVIDENCE On Monday, Piste os Friday. Fare $1.— Hi carriages taken to the number of ten Whitehall, Sonth Kerry, New York de, nd afterthe Mth of July; Brook tat 1282, taking the Sound. ste Newport and Providence, arriving at the former place at abou! So’elock. Jyl0 instfre GRAND AQUATIC EVENI EXCURSION AND CONCERT BY THE Y. BRIGADE CORNET BAND. AA THE new and fast sailing Stesmer SPLEN. DID, Capt. Joseph Nelse cursion on Tuesday perenne : will make an E Passengers 15th, around the Harbor and Forti- ing the trip a short distance up he City about to 'elock, making test excursion of the sexson. | The mmodatious of the Splendid are unsurpassed bv any, being a lenge and eommodious Boat, and veculiarly adapted to excur- sions of this kind, Concert to commence at 8% o'clock. For ragramine seu Tribue, True Sun, avd bills of the da ‘The Splendid wil leave Murray ‘street at 74 mond 74 P. Mand Market st, 8 P, M. Fare for the Exet Should the w. Ni Ham. ion Fitly Ceots, her prove unfavorable the Sere will be til Friday evening, 10th inst. wuld 2tis* ee CUKSION TO THE FISHING BANKS Steamer te L. STEVENS, Cantain R.L Ma‘ey, will make an excu:sion to tl Bauks every Tuesday, Thursday Sustug the season, lenvinw Hommond gtrert nt 84 0% ge sures & at 0 mond street, Est eM ato po OO. by al Velock— ton, A fue Band 9¢ Music is engaged’ Bait farniahel reat ines ata small charge. 50 cents. a juld_twis*rh SAP EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS OFF SANDY HOOK. FARE. 126 CENTS EACH WAY. w and fast Steamer BUFFAL( lancox, on Tuesday, July 15tb, wil ean Exetision ay. abuve, de i “anal street, By NS Pier No. 1, 9% o'clock. the — All kinds oh Shen 4 iB G. £ O, Cratenden, wif rs Gabeaie’ A: Nouthton, i inceday. Thursday and Saturday ‘evenings, a7 ore) ee. P.M., landing at ‘utermedicee pleces, from the a WHE Truesdell 'y eSteambou SOUTH AMERICA, inl eave on, Monday, Wednesda Fiiduy and Sunday After CNEW JERSEY, Capt. RH. Farey, will leave sy, Thursday and SainrdayAfterioons, at 5 o'clock. aschger taking ether ofthe above Lanes wil arrive in Ale: vy inample time for the Morning Pratt of Cars for the east oF west. ith new and jous are un- Boats are ae ad and | ngpeom are furnished w pay ay! ieiog and eccomm: tad joaion the Hi All persons are fegoid erecting any of the Boots ofthis Li persons sti any 0! ts 7 without a written order from ae or Agents, A if on , or to PL, the office ongthe whart. Saute FOR LIV ERPOOL—Packet of the léth of Jul The superior, fat oun ew packet ship SAMUEL IOKS, Capt. T. G. Bunker, will sailas above, her feent packer 900 tons burthen, and her accom. second cabin and steerage passengers are nue. For passage, which will be taken lower than by any ket, apply on' board, foo! Jane, orto 6, 8 1 Boneh ea i Length inches | LATES ¢ INTELLIGENCE. PARK THEATIN, PRENCH OPERA. Monday Evening, » daly 14th, Wj. be perfo Dae) EOIIENT. Mlle Calse M. Copuriot «Bernard rs Mathiew Rolulion Fretless to which’ w “ ROMAN DUNE Hite, ‘To be performed by M. le Mi |" Ce Priee of 2 ha Becoad and F | © Doors open az | htpan To clock, Mme. Richer and Parquette, rs, 0 cents; Gallery, 25 cents. rise precisely at MRS. MOWAT Monday Kvening, ‘the peshersmaace So-ccimmanne To be fol st Bulwer P ‘o be followed by al 5 of the LADY OF LYONS Pauline, M s. Mor Cleude Meinotte, rs. Mowatt Mr Crisp | Wido MrsDeerin Mad. Deschapelles,Mrs Watt Marian, Pa Jeanette, : Bennseant, Mr Davenport Deschapelles, fetes, Col Damas, Chippendale Gaspar, ‘Anderson | GI- vis, Gallagher ‘Wilson | Landlord, Deerin Eda end of the Play, Mike Fermin end Calperetl ne# the popular Crchuca. jor of Halfan Hour“) mil alWaze fe tn attead.ate to maine tain good order wid, Peep all improper ‘ont. els : ott ‘ickets will be disposed of. A limited number of Season lis mee at 8 0’clock. ors Open at aaa te eo nalfpast 7. ASHE GARDE SACRED MUSIC anu SUNDAY CONCERT, IN TWO PARTS. By the C elebratad F ander the direction of HL) Sunday iy, ania, July 13th. BY LAST EVENING’S MAIL, Washington. [Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasuineton, July 11, 1841. Important Political Intelligence—The Way it was Done. The politica! state of affairs just now appears al- smost 93 stagnant here asit is in New York, in con- sequence of the great heat of the weather. The acceptance of annexation by the Republic of ‘Texas has removed a load of anxiety fromthe minds of the administration, and every body considers the idea of Mexico deelaring war as entirely ridicu- lous. But we have a tale to tell. Seeretary Walker is now engaged with preparations for an alteration in the present mode of depositing the public moneys in the banks, or with individuals, and it is said that bona fide seeurity will be demanded from alt depositories hereafter selected. It is said alse that he will recommend to the next Congress, u change in the present tariff, which will cause « greater division in the ranks of the Democracy ne the question of eanexalign eyer did. In faet, (learn from various sourees, that the opimions of M ; n Van Buren and Silas Wright on the question of the tariff, caused more serious secret orenven tothe selection of Mr. Van Buren, by the ore Convention, than even the Texas question, and itis rumored that the tter was only made the pretext of opposition ; thathis views having been previously and privately ascertained, he was brought out by the letter of Dr, Hammett of Mississippi, in opposi- CL ARIONED B. nae D. Aria, from the Creation. Prayer, from the Traltan Muititude . Chorus . . The Crucifixion German Hymn, An Tatermission of Half an Hoar sR. BRASS D. | Grand Adagio Handel Sacred Chara Trombou Hhiwig Andant Auber ‘Bish slarke. The De: bt At Dawn of Day ‘he CASTLE GARD tg-Admission 25 Ce Proprietors... Mesars. Kr Grand "Entertainment ! Extraordinary E.xvertions oe Surprising Attrac- tion Monday Bisaing: Jaly 14th ‘The performance wiil commerce with a beaurifal Nigrot , tion by the ‘Orchestra. eutitled My Friends, sone N Favorite Ballad, Mr, Deanis: Grand Spectacie De L’ amphitheswe, by the ‘Masters ih Song by Mrs. Phillip Mad'lle Desjardins will Me Pot ncea it ie ‘Hongroise. Fi y Mrs. Phill Jaleo de Xerxes by Mad'le. Duett by Mr. Dennisou a} Mra. Phillips, ‘To conclude with a Series of Comic Tableaux Mouvans, HayMAKIN IN IRELAND; Or, Darby's Disasters By Messrs, Parsloe, Wood, Dennison aid Mies Cohen, who will introduce an Irish’ Lilt to the Popular Air of “Rory O’Moore a of Te tn com (™ Between the Entertainments an in Munutes for Promenade and Retreshments. 7 Doors open si balt-pest 6 o'clock P mene at Roveloek Vauxhall Garden Saloon, Bowery. OPEN EVRY EVENING, RAIN OR SHINE. Admission only One Shilli THE COOLEST SALOON IN THE CITY. Positively no Free List, except to the Press. Monday Evening, duly 14th, For the Benefit of die ror bch pocsaten tia (a wiu arieecat cleat have, in the kindest possible manner, tendered their valuable services, and will positively apvenr together with the whole strength of the a 6 ir 01 and. charm robat ‘Also, Mis Orville, from 3; Mademoisetes Deloriene and Nathale. on, late of the Bowery ‘Theatre, Mr, De uid 2 Duetts with Miss Orville, Bar- sey, Wiiliams, the celebrated Trish { omedt 9, the Rthiopiay Operatic Whittick: Gardner, Wait Master Thomas ‘Teaser,’ trom ‘Toy, Manager’s Chaltenge, will Jerry Bryant for $1000, the Atidience to be the J ge Doors open at 74¢—P ‘erformance to comme: An eftcront Police ia attendance, under oficers Startin Bird. x g yl 133 20 BURTON'S TH. ARCH STREET’ PHILADELBHIA Monday, July 14 commence with a new drama in two ncts STIUESS Mercy, the Seamutress Mr ted ** Song of the Shi Mr. Burke; Bob Debit, Mr. ‘Thayer; Goldring, See LEROBAN RAMEY will appear for the fist time in Philadelphia and go through their wouderful performances. loropipe. by Mg Simi, NO! NO!—Frederic h_ the Vaudeville of D se Doubtfui Lady Doubt- ‘The performance called THE SE Burke, with Hood After whi Me. Altern: THE MOST FASHIONABLE RESORT ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN. SPLENDID Exhibit.ons Lise raed @ after.oon this week, commencing on Monday, at 3 o'clock, on the beautiful Green trout of ‘the kates ade. Novelties, calcula! oO inspire the audience with useful knowled; id adn irstion, to a it by several of the most popular Artists of the day. Mr. MeCarty has the plea: e for this wee! ‘oung Francisco, the accomj akir of Angeli d the greatest Magician of the age. Also, nents with the two. Miss barbers,who wuli pf, their most popular Dances and Sougs, as ail the Briucival Theatres in the U appear an al ORDER OF THES AW will commence with his Yinka Mrseles, conseting of up- them Young. Francisco wards of One Hundred Experiments! After which he will introduce the elegant and real Chinese Games—in which he heat, for a large sum of money, the Mighty Greek Rigas, and he now hids defiance for a rival. Dancing in all its varieties, by the two Miss Barbers; also, they ‘sing several of the most. popular Songs of the In addition to the above, Mr McCarty has engaged that justly celebrated American Bi ss Band—Leader, M ald Te THE LHAMRA ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONARY, 559 Broadwey addition to its being the most mag ent ar dexcelleut es- uid in this city, itis also the only one mheeaieiont eamsare made entirely of pare crexm « any ‘one sceptical on this point, may easily satisfy themselves by comparison. ; ; Parties and families supplied as usual ; also, with rich Plain Cream, received twice a day from Orange county. weod ins*re UNION COURSE Mth, at4 P.M RACING. ONDAY, July Will come off Hurdle Race, oyeand ‘quarter mile heats, four hurdles to. heat, Mi a purse of | Dachesney. enters he a Sweetland Chas. E Jackson ‘* Wm. Shaw ee J.D.MeMam “bb. closed space $1; Grand Stand 50 cents will leave the South Ferry, Brooklyn, for the Fare each way 25 cents. TROTTING A ULY 15th will come off a Match, Mi 5 in harness, hetween the celebrated pacing horse Jemes K. ‘ol and John C.athoun, for $1 000, mile heats, in harness. Also, July 22d a March. two mile heats, in Nscetiede, for $1,000, between the same horses ‘TING—On. the first Monday in Aw day, will come off a Sweepstake, subscription 50, half ft., for, two mile heats under the s 10 be governed by the rules of the course, and close A the Phoree e _ Geo Spicer’s horse ist, or first fur James Dit Manes Reality. ire Harry Jones’ L dy Tompkins, CAst {RO} WALER PIPES, of different sizes, constant J Vy on han , fos Also, eared Pig tron, eee ON Rig ARDS, met toh TO CAPITALISTS RARE CHANCEATo invert ata ofshout 0 m0 in a ste and profitable by erceing a tmilainy for divine : ‘ongre woranin ce ipke, between Bowery and ast River,and between for that Bere a enlars eo * oF. Dictenhoefer, 25 Cedar sts; . oe vStewthe jeaver street. juld Im*re GENTLEMENS’ LEFT OFF WARDROBE WANTED. ENTLEMEN and Fanneanee obtain the fll value forall fluous cf fects they rie to dispose of, (either GE) | RLEMEN or LA (06 Broader ) N. B.—A line through the Post fice will be ometly ate ndied to. jvio ia NO ICE= Bria “Barque Ann Harley, from Ghasgo All persons are hereby ation against trusting sis the crew of this vessel, us no ‘their contracting wil liquidated by the eaptalc or coosignees. 1. H. JAMES, %ity Broaaway, pn jite the Park, of- ies for sale, wholesale and retai follo ar which he warrants gentine as = importea, viz Common Size, 3 fiReratior. Cubrey, Regulator, Cpu Cub dota Superior Plantations | ¢ ier, ae EI Regulador, ma7 yM&bt Im*re AVANASE SEGARS, Ue ear ~< M. AN- GULO, for sale at 27 Liber J theta willy be found Cabanaa, lo iperiales ‘Wemer Segars; do small sizes; Remirn, Deli jones, do ad vari brands. Also, old Tobaces, trom the above wall- nee, juetimported by the Christoph Colon and the Ml... BSA limited number ot wdthely agcommosdated at reduc Juld Sda*ee a on apts. “3 a: meee EPR Sona ri quality water rot Hamp, & very ups "i sine. Cheaued, Aleo 1 tone dew fot, Just wd and for eal PKL. K, COLLINS & CO, 46 Roush s tion to annexation, and that this was the cause of his not being selected. The true secret, now developed, was his anti-southern views of the tariff, and I be- lieve this to be the case, forit comes from an au- thentic source. I am sorry at not having it in my power to send you the author’s name, but it is im- possible, the fact having been thus confidentially stated. If sucha secret combination between the southern, western, and south-western politicians could defeat Van Buren, you will see at once that Silas Wright stands a very poorchance. Buchanan is stillin a worse predicament t aneither, as he and his strongest adherents in Penney ivanis, syawed themselves openly protective tarifites at the paign of last full, and even “ out-bluffed” the W a in their advocacy of the tarifl. This over bluffing the Whigs on their favorite measure, is now free- ly talked of here, and laughed at as a good joke. or the humbug of those days. Secretary Walker is preparing the way for his own nomination tor the Presidency, and his first grand political move will be given im his report to the next Congress, when, it is asserted, he will re- commend a reduction of the present tariff to the re- venue standard, as itis called. The introduction of Texas as a State will surely add much to the south- ern and western popularity of the measure, and you inay rely upon it, from all that I can learn, the ques- tion of the tariff will be agitated again as soon as Texas elects her Congressmen, and sends them to Washington. Te rT SRC ARE aN IED BORD X WINES & BRANDY. RICHIT, & Co., Importer, 204° Broadway offer for IN. Rie in lots to suit purchasers, ‘the following goods, viz. Bordeaux claret’ wie, Chateau Margeaux, St. julie st. Es- tephe, Hus, Barsac Sauterne fee. fee in Cask, Ubls, easacs—all in in gues Newell knows house of Matic, Brisard & Roget lines. Bordeaux olive 1 glass jars and fancy boxes, sealing ‘All orders will be thaukfully re- a aud promptly executed, free of cartage. _ jy12 2w*rh TO DAGUEKREOTYPISTS, ALE LOW—The finest Apparstus in the country— a Paris ‘0 one who would undertake on alorge sale of the prinei- OR 8. origival cost to furnish subscribers w th a copy pal monuments or landscspes in the country, this is the very in- 36 tag street in the afternoon, *rh TU DuNTI terument, Jyl2 3t Sat ‘Ss. A GENTLEMAN siving up business, will sell his entire stock ot Instruments. vie: one snperiordouble action Chair, Laalerta's patent: ove Lathe; full aud complete sets of Os erating hanieal Pe phe together with 150 Plate and for $100 cash, to close the concern, This a They haye not been twelve months in ure, snd ombrece every article required in the business; or they ress ‘* Dentist,’ iy12 Lo*rh be sold in lots tos purchasers. Addi wi bet TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS. HOTEL aN? STEAMBOAT Oe noe CITY AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, &e. EXTRA FINE TEAS! 163 Greenwich Street, Neak Covntianpt St., axp oprosits THe Paciric Hore:, New York. W BEG LEAVE to inform you. that iy J established our- selves at the above place, principally for the purpose of sneeting our views of our wholesale. large family custemers oa the North River Side. The upright manner we have carried on our business for several years pa: this city, rogether with the very high quality and moderate price of our pods, have earned for us a degree of reputation 4 and renown far ‘d that ofany similar house in the United States, and we date the best ressons we eau urge to obtamm your pa Concentration of “have, however, much pleasure in stating, that we have e, with great care and judgment, our selections from all cargoes, and which comprise the finest specimens of son, Hyson, Gunpowder, Imperial Oolong Pekoe, ‘Congou Souchong, &e., which have arrived here this season, which, with an immense variety of Fine and Good jen ties, we offer at wholesale and retail. We have also trae aie ment Java and other Coffees, as usual, roasted and a continue our operntions at our other places as heretofore, vattieulntly, at 121 Chatham st. We are your obedient servants, CANTON TEA COM + York—121 Chatham st.; 361 Grand st. and 318 Bleeckes .—89 Chestnut street, and 45 Fifth street NOTICE. MLE, CLARKE, is desirous of supplying the public in town ME ana country with ‘the best of help, free of expense, with servants of goog character, both protestaits and others, white ind colored. He flatters himself that by doing so, he is pene= itting all those in want of employment, aud is in hopes of that patronage, which such an undertaking’ merits. His office is iss. Duane street, and fitted up for the accommodation of all in want of employreut. Call nt 3554 Dunne street, Je20-1m*m | 4 NEW aud Dye. iy € he hair to a beautiful brown or black | w ‘tho orskin. The great superiority. of this dye con: mode of appli instantaneous effect— quiring from ten to twelve hours to produce perivr excellence will be apparent to every spplication. Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Sun, ‘TRiconarny.—The effect of the above on the uly ase sting. It was tried. yesterday in our office, and the change trom grav to black, was issantaneous. For sale by Rushton & Co, druggists, 110 Broadway tor House and 8% Broadway; corner of 14th street wall, 8% William street ; Johnson, Moore * Taylor, right & Co, 2 Cedar street; andof the principal 's throughout the United States, or of sole agents, R. & G. A. WRIGHT, 25 South Fourth stieet jy8 lm*m, jitadelphia. BIGGAR’S REPOSITORY OF FINE ART. 67 Canal Street, 18 doors West of Broadway. CTORS_ OF ENGRAVINGS visiting the singel re find one of the choicest collections of RARE OLD FINE MODERN Engravings in the country atless than e-half the usual p S B.—Grate Ap: nid Dare? for Looking Glasses in rreat variety and of the newest designs mid Lntec IMPORTANT NOTICE To, DAGUERREOTYPE ARTISTS. "PPE undersigued have made application to yet Letters Patent for their new process. to color Daguerreotyre Pictures. process produces an effect not kuown before, and chan} Aiypearance of the Daguerreotype. to that of the finest paint: 5. This coloring process is done by haga tel ded only the hand of the operat vy every one not skilled ‘ely understood at one a . writing, without difhealty Avtists wishing to. procure the Patent right for a City or County, can make yrevengngements thereore, by resting t i Gi poche itxchange, Philadel hin. fi OLD GOLD AND SILVER. yand machinery. It can be oe the = ot J aye pee will be per- It also can be com municeted VER Gilt, Epaulets, Book Binder's Rags and Silver SEEN oe eign by ‘'\. BARNARD, No. 2 Wall street, Melter and Assayer of tals. Jeweler’s Sweepings, purchased |p Flue. Rolle or, for plating, constant! Wallstreet. Works 181 Lanrens street. PIANO-FORT E i \T 4 BROADWAY, (UP STAIRS -) D WALKER has coustantly on hand an Sy ti agsort- * ment of elegant Rosewood and Mah y Pianofortes ‘every description, including Grands and Cabinets, which are loaned on hire at the above establishment, or at his manu ‘ cory ‘No 40 West lth street, near the 6th avenue. Also, New Pianos for sale, with all the modern improve s, warranted eqntal to any in the United States. nel im* re ‘ ha WANE BATCHELOR’S NEW EA Ratan So PERWECTLY resembles the real head of hair as to defy detection, All the old difficulties and vexatious annoyances: letely done away with. Wig wearers can now enjoy a8 ‘ease and comfort as ever they did with their own hai eet ag | scrpnmers, are invited to inspect this tasty whe del must be seen te be pe sperectetals SreHkon's Wiy and Sc: a factor lo. 2 Wii street, near Broadway—Remove: om I 165 Broadway. jer? Im*m SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL. endeavors, the undei id hi ded *| eae the Uitted rt fo sane ofa ve te, call oe ANDES, te,) whil | SU MAR, eres eae ice ns sad slisies tis at (8 i ving Veartburn and genie ranem and is a capital ‘drink’ for disegeer of the chest. Its pg eee wt gt OmSeOge GRE OAR DG el et ben o Vat mars Prepared and sold for the Proprietor by L. Joachimssen, No » Attorney: stre 7 MILITARY EQUIPMENTS. J. STORMS, 34 FULTON STREET, ding to the. Uni a ran wi aap Saddles, Bri pss constant'y on hand, a full assortment of Mili Military and Horse at Tomy his Wenda an the put yu FIFLD reapectfully | () Diat he has artived sm the city and taken quarters st the Uni- 1 Skates Hotel, his entranee th Y Water re he'has a nuinber of Basel Billiard to have ther: vee and will ed with materialsfor i iy “sHw aia FROM discharging at Ovleaus wharf, foot veae wi)! viewar ff Walk ate Cou witeud te the radeipt of their goods tage