The New York Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1845, Page 3

JONEY MARKE! Wednesday, July 16—6 P. M. The extreme heat of the weather still has an unfavora- ble effect upon stoek operations, and prices continue much depressed. Reuding Railroad went up} per cent; Canton, }; Erie Railroad, }; Norwich and Worcester, }; Long Island fell off } per cent; Farmers’ Loan, }; Ston- ington, }. The transactions were only to a limited ex- tent, and the ma:ket is unusually heavy. ‘The Comptroller has given notice that the interest on the public stocks and loans of the City of New York, due and payable on the Ist of August, will be paid on that day by the Chamberlain of the city, at his office, in the Bank of the State of New York. A semi-annual dividend of four dollars per share has been declared by the Utica and Schenectady Railroad company, payable on the Ist of August next. Stockhold- ers whose stock is registered in the city of New York will apply for their dividends at the office for the registry and transter of the Company’s stock, at the Phenix Bank of said city; and stockholders whose stock is registered in the city of Albany will apply for their dividends at the Albany City Bank in that city. ‘The semi-annual interest om the bonds of the Erie Railroad Company—due on the Ist inst.—will be paid at the office of the Treasurer. The receipts of the Central Railroad, Michigan, for the month of June in the past three years have been as follows :— Centaar Raitroap, Micniaan. 1843, 1ais. Passengers + $10,112* 8,571 Freigh + 4,208 10,799 1,062 654 « $15,382 20027 14,647 New Orleans Banks, show 8 falling off in the general movement. Tho dull season being at its height, the demand for bank favors is very limited. The crops have nearly all come forward, and the city of New O:leans has become nearly deserted by business men. Bans or New Onuxaxs. Circulation. wea 184. 181. “1915. June 2, June %®. June 2 June 2. Bank of Louisiana, ... 4,038,419 2,710,825 1,011,280 c 231,828 '372\323 "181,055 700,997 517,612 «319,295, 1,248,121 1,217,616 263,017 aud Tra- di + 1,367,756 1,274,039 593,255 U 33,469 193,266 36,095 On specie pay ng— zens’ Ban| . 9,885 734,116 lidated Assoc’ ox 1834518 1195 3,212,644 Ch liab's. C’h liat’s, Assets. 4,370,278 3,713,480” 4,814,0: 411,059 "775,416 "570,620 1,363,549 1,162,126 1,914,063. 1,738,413 1,152,078 1,374,329 1,442,587 1,879,105 049,617 2,187,796 2,442 832 2,712,162 62,689 41,598 908,061 877,03 7,768,571 7,692,700 94,821 76,981 2,324,714 2,058,035 2,510 4,629 $19,502,595 19,009,420 12,260,562 12,382,527 The leading features of these banks for several periods 1845——— ———— June 28. 95, 12 20 June 29, “Apri as. 7, 4, 8,251,780 pr May 31. 173,790, 312.644 4,3 6,861,125 6,300, u 1,398,062 4 4,466, Cliab’s, 20,717 447 19,502,595 21,126,285 20,985,135 19/0034 Assets, “13,362,209 12,259,562 11,571,413 13,975,130 12,382, The movements of these banks have within the period included above been very uniform, with the exception of the specie item. The receipts of specie at New Or- leans this season have been small compared with last. From September Ist, 1843, to July Sth, 1844, the importa- tion of specie ixto New Orleans amounted to $7,670,703; while the receipts from September Ist, 1844, to July 6th, 1845, have been only $2,196,718; showing a decrease of $5,473,985, The specie in the banks on the 28th of June: 1845, was $1,954,585 less than at the same season last year. The banks have retained possession of the pre- cious metals very well in the face of the decline in the receipts. The currency of that section is, however very near a specie standard, and the amount of specie in circulation throughout the valley of the Mississippi is very large. The falling offin the import of specie this Season compared with last, does not show any derange™ meut of the currency, but on the contrary a greater uni- formity in the value. In speculative times specie is shipped in large amounts to New Orleans for the pur- chase of the principal staple products, which seek a mar- ket in that port. In expending this specie by purchasing these products, it becomes circulated throughout the western country, and finds its way into the hands of the merchants of that section, and eventually into the vaults of the banks of Wall street, where it remains until some speculative movement arises requiring a shipment to the southern ports. The cause of the decline in the receipts of specie at New Orleans this season can, therefore, be attributed entirely to the absence of every species of speculation ; the fact of there being a decline, is no evi- dence that the currency of that section is depreciating in value, as we havo no evidence that the west experien. ced any drain of precious metals to supply the eastern demand. The circulation of the banks of New Orleans has within the past year increased. According to the report for June, 1845, the amount of issues was $1,153,998 greater than in the same month last year. This increase in circulation, in connection with the diminished amount of specie on hand, shows that the currency has become slightly depreciated, but not to an extent sufticient io affect prices or to produce any derangement of trade The business season of New Orleans has about closed, and the receipts of produce have become reduced to a small amount. The receipts of cotton are nearly over, and the stock on hand is smaller than for the same time within the past ton years. We annex a table giving the amount received, exported, and on hand, up to the sth Sast. for each year of the past ten :— Annivars, Exronts ano Srocks er Corrox at New On- LEANS, FROM SEPT. Ist OF EACH YEAR TO JULY Sin. 7 Exports. 1, 3,860,684 =: sal Bale: 46,07 34,906 oo 558-694 39.776 686,054 65,768 358,359, 30,280 967,1,9 72,219 793,370 26,116 723379, 23,005 1,018,218 35.062 ‘ 848,094 44,202 1oia~4: + 964,613 968 004 9,493 The stock on hand was about fourteen thousand bales Jess than in any of the previous ten years, while the re ceipts and exports have been larger than in any year, ex- cept 1942-43. The annexed statement shows the move" ments of the staple at New Orleans, since Sept. 1, 1844.” Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1844... 12,934 Arrived during the past week. i Amived previously... ... 963,565—964,613 : 7, Exported during the past week eseee 10,171 sons Exported previously + 950,113 960,204 Add amount shipped to Western States since Sept 1. Amount’: d Stock on hand and on ship-board, bales - This staple has gone forward very rapidly this year, and there has been a very peculiar feature in the ship- ments from New Orleans. The exports have exceeded the receipts several ¥thousand bales, a circumstance never before experienced in the cotton trade of that port, The receipts of cotton at New Orleans in 1942—43, were much greater in proportion to the crop, than they have been this year. The crop now coming in will not hard ly reach twenty four hundred thousand bales, but will be nearly twenty thousand bales more than the great crop of 184243, notwithstanding which, the receipts at New Orleans are now more than one hundred thousand less than they were that season, and we have no doubt, the close of the season will show a deficiency of many theu- sand bales more. * We annex a statement showing the receipts and ex ports of cotton, at the principal ports inthe country, compared with the two previous seasons. Exrortation of Corton From 1 Usitep Stages, Exports. ed vince To Great lat Sep: Cleared from Britain. France. Total, aaie Now Orleans, July 5,1915. .587,060 120,833 823,490 939,015 Mebitevduly'..0. 0... 360,19 8929 390714 515,848 aly «46,671 671 60,71 193,61 . (Sav, & Darien) sy -. 10797 14,071 178,785 205 600 68,973 277 638 209,683, olin. = _ 12,113 a July Ta Pa ee Ocner posts, July 12 1/068 eee sa Total to for'n port “2066 20%712 2a7H9 Saine time last y 270,598 1540401 1,802,785 Samo time year vefo c 1,999,913 2,399,403 ‘The receipts are already Jarger than the total crop of 1842-43, and the season doos not expire until Sept 1. The receipts from this time to that will not be large, as the supplies have come forward very rapidly, and the stocks jn the interior have been much reduced. The exporta- tion has been also large. ‘The amount shipped to France; tothe north of Europe, andother foreign ports, has been inuch larger this year than heretofore, while the ship. ments te Great Britain have been less than in 1842—43, An immense crop of cotton has been harvested the past searon, and the quantity consumed, in all parte of the world, greater than ever before; still th has been very little speculation, and prices have ruled low. ‘The operations in the stople have heon confined to the legitis mate channels, and most of the operators have made money in the business, The resnit of this season's tran actions, has, 80 far, been much more favorable to all parties, than those of last Old Stock Exchange. $5000 NY City 7,'s7 11g 40 she L Island RR 68%5 4 she Bk of Com. full 96 200 do 3. Morris Caual 0 Erie RR 83 3084 #30 3134 100 Stonington RR #3 20% 83.31% 25 Nor & Wor RR m6 22.N Y Gas us 2 do n 40 Canton Co 4% 5 do bo 7144 20 Reading RR 30 3749 Second Board. $3000 Reading Morvg Bds 75 56 shs Reading RR 37. 4 50 Wilmington Ee 25 shs Reading RR ci {Babs Heading as New Stock Exchange. $1000 Keutucky 6's, 100 100 shs L Island RR 25 shs Vicksburg © 8% 150 © do 25 Morris Canal 50 do 50° do bio 31% 40 do, ; 50 L Island RR 510 68! 2% ErieRR 3 g0'¢ 00 do b ———————— Married, On Wednesday morning, tho 16th inst., at Walker street church, by Rev. P. Stohlman, Fxancis Mien, M. D., to Miss Sana Maritpa Fuost, of this city, In this city, on the 16th inst., by Rev. Mr. Hatfield, Mr. Joun H. Ancien, of Massachusetts, to Bersxy, daughter of Elijah Gray, of Bristol, R. 1. Died, On Tuesday evening, 15°h inst., after a short and pai fal illness, in the 69th year of his age, Mr, Wittaat Hyp: for many yeurs a resident of this city. ; ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend his funeral this (Thursday) morning, at 10 o’clock, from his | late residence, corner of Grove and Bedford streets, On Wednesday, 16th inst., Witt1am Staw, trunk manu- | facturer, aged 49 years. P i His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on this (Thursday) afternoon, at 5 | o'clock, from his late residence, No 189 Eighteenth st, | near 8th avenue, without further ihvitation. Suddenly, on Wednesday, 16th inst., Joun Cu native of Wigtanshire, Scotland. His friends and acquaintances, and the relations of the family, are respectfully ‘nvited to attend his funeral, this (Thursday) morning, at 10 o’clock, from No. 5 Bank | street ; also the members of Tompkins Lodge No. 9 I. 0. 0. On Wednesday evening, 16th inst. of convulsions, Fexpenicx Avavsrus Boors, aged 18 months and 21 days, youngest child of Samuel and Emily C. Booth, On Tuesday, 16th inst, Wittsam Rosertson, late of Scotland, in the 60th year of his age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral from his late residence, 57 Tillary street, Brooklyn, this (Chursday) forenoon, at 10 o’cloc! MAYOR'S OFFICE, July 16, 1845. OR good and sufficient reasons shown to ine, I hereby re- | Merete: the street’ washers. attiched to the Croton water pipes, be entirely discontinued for the week end- ng Thursday, 2ith bust, and £ discet that et all times the use of fire hydrants for any purposes except the extinguishment of | fires, must be discontinued, save when special permission is ing by the Croton Aqneduct Board. he penalty for opeuing fire hydrants is 25 doliars for each | ee, and the policemen are directed to be diligent and it the infraction of the Taw, an who after being warned shall con W. F. HAV! GALVANIC BELts, BANDS AND BRACELETS. DR, GRISTIE, believing that the simplest applien D his discovery, the GALVANIC RINGS hive. been ficiently long before the public to give a fair test of their effi- cacy, and numerous commendatory testimonials having been lready received frum persons of the highest character and in- tellig edeems ita proper time to vended apglic tion of his tuyention, by me IC BELTS, BANDS and BRACELETS. F weeks shave been in the hands of some of the first promis da fair trial of els mutch plea-ure in be= a majority of cases, they hive been »p- wot that, by perseverance. thee will be "their beneit any’ eas some complaints ere character, aud of fong star he Galvanic Rings is not suffic! xress of disease, and witim-tely 10 restore hea proved modificati-n in the Galvanic Belts, Bracelets, &e. urely remedies this « bject Any degree of power th: required can readily be obtained, and no disease which the mys- terlous agent of Galvanism can effect, will f il to be permauent- The application of the Belts, Bands a d Bracelets as that attending the Gd- gs. They can be adapted with perfect convenience to the wrist, arms, waist. limbs, ankles, or any part of the body the neck, are confideutly recommende reventive of Apoplexy. No unpleasant feeling their d the most delicate, ‘ ; » shightest discomfort, made like, the Rings, of various patterns, and of different ing to the mode of finish and ornament. y submitted to the only vaLID others have made against “WANT OF SUFFICIENT \ which he believes will be found Mone than suffici will as calinly and as pa- tiently wait for other objections, which he trusts to he able as effectually to remedy. Itisalmost needless to state that, in al cases in which the Gaivanic Rings are ree: mmended, the Belts, Bauds and Bracelets are applicable precisely to the same. ‘The only difference consists in an increased certainty of beneficial ns of a greatly increased p wer of galvanism. fluid is necessarily used in the same manner as For all further and requisite particulars, refe he advertisement a another colina Crise ’ to beware of sruRioUs IsttTAs x8. The Galvattic Belts, Bands aud Bracelets will probably ounterfeited,as have heen the Galvanic Rings. Theresou ce the public is to app it the o: 131 Funtox street, (Sun B PRIVATE FAMILY, havin occupy, are desirous of Le hed Rooms, with Closets and Fireplaces, or Grates Je gentlemen ee Enq 12 Broadway. Re- ces exchanged. jul7 3t*re STANDARD. MAPS, ATLASES, &e. TH, 8, TANNER, Ne. 207 Broadway, opposite the Park, + has just completed new aud greatly improved editious of the following works :— a nA of the World on the Globular Projection, 6 feet in th and (feet high, price $6, mounted ‘on rollers and var proved, and ino exception ny vowen.” He now gi 7 jan they wish ing two. or three neatly Sing! ferent ica, each 5 feet long, and 4 feet hed. $5 each. “pot North America, wit exhibiting O States, Mexico and the Britis! 4 feet high, price $5. : Map of the United States, with the adi Mexican possessions, 6 feet long and 43¢ th a consulting rt whole of Texas and Oregon, and contains highly of all the principal cites of America. A new general Atlas of 61 sheats,’ comp ehending Mops of every country “in. the were and one of each of the United States; imperial quarto, price $7. PeAtiag, Classica, consisting of 53 Maps and Chronogeneolo- i most valuable work for Clergymen aud imperial quarto, price $7. ‘These At- lnses are so arranged as to admit of binding together, and thus forming one of the most complete ond useful works o! refereuce on ancient aad modem geography and history ex tant. Aiso, State Maps on rollers and in riety and price; Guide Boo! ir The Boston Di ily Advertise National Intelligencer, Washington, Dd. € Courier, will please insert the above three t their bills to pocket form of every va- ke, ore American, and Charl-st es and forward ’ 8. TANNER, jui7 tre 237 Broadway, New York. SHOE THREADS. TTHE, Subscribers, having the Ageney’ of oue of the be Factories in this country, are now prepared to deliv them ia Bale at Factory prices and terms. CEBRA & CUMING, jal? it*ec 106 Pearl street. FOR SALE THE Stock and Fistures of the Apollo, Dining and Coffee L Saloon, 49 Cedar rtreet, duing a fair business, aud consi- dered to be a first rate staid. ‘The Proprietor being in bad health it will be sold at Auction on the 2éth at 10 0,¢ ock, if not Hrevio sposed of. SIMON'GREEN, Jul? it*re TH! TEETH !! TE) ery UNPRECEDENTED RFDUCTION IN DENTISTRY. T the old establishment, 62 East Broadway, where can be had from one to a whole set of Teeth iuserted on the inost reasouable terms. Superior Teeth inserted from 75 cents to $3.00 ‘Teeth Filled from 59 cents to... ... S71 00 ‘Teeth Mounted for other Dentists, by ; N. TAYLOR, | Surgical and Mechanical Dentist. ESTABLISHED 1822. PETER ROSE, CUTLER, AND MANUFAC- TURER OF SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTT, No. 412 Broapway, wean Canac Sr, P, KB would wspecttally call the atte « Surgeons, Dentists, and Coun ral assortment of instruments,and Cutlery of the most ap) satterns, which he will werrant not to sed in quality or workinanship by any manufactured in this country or im: vorted jut7 Im*re rs promptly attended te. Su rors, Shears, Scissors, Penknives, &e., growud, pai cil. with grest care and despatch JUt7 3wree emplo: sary for th and Fi) N T 1 The finder w cou bvor upon the C a who lost it, aud will be suitably rewarded by returning it to street. New Jl] Ite York. No.29 Third A’ . h I's Hotel hird Avenue, or at the bar of Stouvall’s ore ‘ulton ER. Ww the be Plain Sewinj ANTED—A situation as Chambermaid, Waiter and by a respectable youn wen Please apply at 88 Mulberry a dul 2e woman, Can have eet, vec ANTE \ in Tattec A D— ity tion ss Porer ip a Store, married man, A line addressed to W. Jones, street, Brooklyn, wilt meet with immediate attention, ard oung Iman MUdIC. LADY, who has a thore taught by the fi uully competent to to devote her time to the instruction of rate terms, A note addressed to A. B. nS 68 paper, shail be punetually attended t h knowledge of Mi it masters in Europe, an truct in that ceomplishment, w ae herselt . reel ung ladies, on mode: 1 at the office of this Je28 lm*re é ANTE! WwW per year, and more if no doubt make ‘and there is about half a dom filled ; each man will have his district, 2nd it . r them to have at least $25 or $50, to obtain a good fitting out, None need apply unless he has that emeunt, for it is our in such a manner us will be benefi- pence: jel? tm’ D—A few for the sale of new a parts of the country. $300 j insured th ve, intelligent men, to act a: ents ‘ublications, in different er their board will be tn writing, with an opportunity of clearing $1000 object to get them started cial to them, as well as to us, Apply at 95 Duane street. rer $1000 per year, clei dozen places open, ey are active Some men, now in our all ex- ich must be neces- Letters raust be post paid. LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS. ONST A! Philads dings for sal Ju13 Litre AGNES, OR THE POWER OF A Tale of Missow By Stephen day, 'UBLISH. No. 2 @ at 295 Sprin N ED this at PLY on hand an assortment of Ba phia Light Oak Leather, Philadelp! of all kinds, B.—A first rate lot ofMr. G. Macheu's ie street, near Mey | WARRF TRENCHES pap aud forsale at ali the P on street NS, Wit K LOVE, Han, fodieal “De: Je im and crllar attached. i FOK SALE OR TO LET, T the Nine Mile Stone Kingsbridge Rowd, 4 handsome Cottages, two of which contain 14 ro sms, with kitchen iazeis, front and rear, with Ice and ' Coach houses ‘he other two contains Nine bh Mantes, Grates, &c., complete. 1 mile : n 130, Stone Fort, Washiogton, coutaiuiug 10. room poms, with M. jauge Stone f eat 2 Kitch ens, with coach house and other necessary buildings, all finish: ed iu the w from Or at the Store on _juld 2wtee N accordance with Treasury, given that a public sue of on which the importer, consigne fed to pay duties or u idee koods have ni days if impor JnJd otec ALEXA) NEW AND INVAL! quid Dye, which inst a beantifut brown or black without injui ‘The great superiority of this dye consists in its easy ihair t or ski at manner, with 5 acre: aried aud exteus JARMAN, 155th st., Kingsbridge kroand embracing th, will vie w ‘ork. fpely rat 5 +6 Broudwa: CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK, : ffi hy 15, 5 Collector Ow re rted fi se August, proximo. completion of rf , ice, 1845. instructions, notice is hereb: bli beyond the Ci take place at the auction room of HENRY 2 Exchange Pl ce, at 10 o’cloes on C.W. 1 Monday mornin LAWRENCE, Coll “unclaimed Goods,” and gor or sgent, has failed or ne- try, and which (or niwety ope,) will VAN WYCK, the 4th lector. Good th ny r L. DES TRICOBAPHE, UABLE DISCOVERY, being ali taneously changes th 1 color of the to the hai mode of application and instantaneous effect—ail other (red wplication, extract fro OBAPH: hing. fi For sale b: y tor House ai om The effe twas trie y aoe etof ing from ten to twelve hours to produce any change. ir excellence will be apparent Co every one upo the ‘* Philade! ts ingle phi Daily Sun.”"—ALExaNDER’s the ab ove on the hair is truly as- esterday in our office, and the change gray to black wag issantaneor n & Co, druggist Broadway corer of Mth stre , 110 Broadway! 10 Ae in: wall, 8 William street ; Johnson, Moore ® Taylor, 81 ‘Maiden jana 3 it sugaiats thr ere & GA. jy8 Im*n. 0 J. W. Wright & Co. 2 Cedar ‘Cedar street; and of the priacipal oughout the United states, or of sole agents. 3 WRIGHT, 25 South Fourth stieet, Philadelphia. PIANO- FORT; z AT 411 BROADWAY, (UP STAIRS) D ment of elegant 08 of every description, including are loaned on hire at the abo factory, No. Iso, 40 Wi New Piavos for sale, wi FOR HIRE WALKER has coustantly on hand an extensive assort- wood and Mah ands a establishment, oF a ear the Gch avenue. any Pianofortes Cabinets, which his mana- ny the modern improve- ments, warranted equal to any'in the United States. je13 im* rre ILVER Gilt, Epaulets, bought, bj street igs. pure Rolled Silver, for plating, Smith’s Stonings : W HM Jewelers Well street. OLD GOLD AND SILVER. 0. 2 Sweep Weorkes 184 mr Book Binder's Ra; ‘A. BAL Rtelter and Assuyer hased by assay. st and Silver 'NARD, of Metals. Fine Gold and tly on hand, at office No 2 et. ie Irtae id Histo PAINTINGS FOR SALE. FEW FIN OLv PA) N'TINGS, comprising Scriptural eal subjects, Landscapes, & y Tenierss a Clepatre by Bute . May be seen amongst them a A 60, Also, Ke, e. Also, al inay coucern, Seo, at 11 o'clock, 200 Brussells Carpet Bags, and 100 a BY AAI Hardware, Auction and Commi. St HIS DAY, Th age ei reditol of $100 and over, and under $100 cash without discount. 290 packages and J . and Cutlery, German, Freach and American staple and fancy Ko = = = —- IMPORTANT TO THOSE from “ Werther, is most beneficially counteracted by the use celebrated Swiss beverage, EXTRAIT D'AB- SYNTH, (Extract of Wormwood,) whose pro} give toue'to the stomach, and to Infuse a. refr througheut the body. . Can be procured, With directions and full partieul juts attec 2 South William street. THe RGE. the Tools ofa Britannia Spoon Maker, such as moulds, Also, 500 doz, Congress, Pr Norfoliy aud other pen and pocket ‘Katy hand, pannel aud back Saws, Braces and Bitts id 8: vad HE Languor and general relaxation of the system, resulting bt {UN NOTICES. imin Mooney will sell This ck, at 85 John street, an assortment of goods, Ds sud other Shovels, Isto Le sold on a former purcha: Wateh; | Silver do; lot Fancy Hoe Shan t 11 o’clock, 3 Gold Watehes, on account of whom it ‘ore No. 91 Maiden Lane, jursday, July 17, at the auction room, Pack- Sale Of Hardware, Cutlery, Faney Goods, six mouths, for approved endorsed notes for all sums lots of Birmingham and Shefheld Hardware nd Forks, Carvers, m, Wharneliffe Razors, Scissors, Ke. 7 V 1, South ke. r re eae WHO SUFFER FROM THE HEAT. pies are now re’ the eopious perspiration to which the bx dy is subject CELEBRATED PATE D’AMANDES. AT PASTE dis im water proves a very excel- it be bad at 7 . a u_ streets; Moore, Lent & C. AMUSEMENTS PARK THEATRE, FRENCH OPERA. Thursday Evening, July 17th, will Pepraduged for the first time in this C: APITAINE CHARLOTTE. Mine. Caruriot | Conutess, — Mine, Richer aria F Mlle Evgenie | Lon, M Montassier Paneredi Dessonville | Count Bellafore, Mathieu Juan, Oteruot | Orficer, . uscher Tpjcauctude with the Admired Vaudervilte of LES PETITE MISEKES Dt LA VIE HUMAINE. nouiller, ‘M Mathieu | Duhamel erna wardsman Buscher | M’me Dally, M’me Richer Jeaineton. : “Mlle Eugenie. (FPnce of Admission—Kirst Tier of Boxes and Paquette, $1) Second and Third Tiers, 50 cents; Gallery, 25 cents, wo Pats Gren RET clock, id the Certain will rise precisely at CASTLE GARDEN. GG Admission 25 Cents.-O9 “roprietors... nond Heiser. .M ‘ "Grand “Entertainment ! Extraordinary Exertions and Surprising Attrac- tions. First Appearance of * 'Thurssday Ever J. Winans. y 17th, n The performance will cowmence with an Overture by the rchestra to the Soverei f Cyprus. Comic Wight grains Seansh Dane Titine Cokens omic Fight for our Stripes and stars, pers: Chief and Yankee Tar, by the Masta V ‘asde Maded by Med'ie Desjardins, Popular Song by sir. Winans. (7 Intermisson of Half an Hour for Promenade and Refres ments. The 100 Cosmoramas Will be ex! Tableaux of the First Patricide by Messrs. ‘ood, _ Wood, Deunison. and C. T. Parsloe. Hungarian Bali Movement by Mad'Ile Desjardi jerman Six Part Medley, Mr. Winans, La Smolenska will be danced by Miss Cohen. AF Berween the Entertainzneyts an intermusion of Tes ‘nutes for Promeuade aud Retreshuneuts. J7” Doors open at helt-t st 6 o’eloek inedeeatBo'clock. NIBLO'S GARDEN. First. Appearance of MRS. MOWATT, IN COMEDY, Thursday Evening, July 17. Perforisance wo enin- LATES; {NVELLIGENCE. BY LAST EViUNING’S MAIL, Washington. [Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasurxcton, July 14, 1845. The Venerable Father Ritchie brought to an Exami- nation. They have a way in the Patent office of pinning ‘ucterflies through their backs, so as to exhibit com- pletely the structure and colors of the insects to the curious observer. Just so, and just now, and with the necessary delicacy in the operation, we intend to transfix Father Ritchie. Likea great night-moth he has plunged headlong into our candle, and the exhibition we shall make of him, will show that his wings have been scorched “some.” The following appears in the Union of last Saturday evening:— ‘The Washington correspondent of the last New Fork Hereld presents 60 many “ whispers” and legends, which are so flagrantly an sly false upon their very face, as to make unworthy of serious contradiction. Will it be believed, by any one, who has not a taste for the ridiculous, that among these fables is the follow- ing “It is whispered among the quid nuncs that Col. Polk has funds invested in the * organ’; that his priva retary, Mr. J. Knox Walker, a clever and amiab! man, stockholder to a large amount ; and Cameron, of Penni an original stockhold bought out by joint-stock company of -he adminit tration, in expectation of the handsome dividends that ‘ust accrue from the House printing, of the securing of which nota shadow of doubt was entertained in the out- set. Butthe triends of Blair and Rives, the friends of of the Tyler-men or young de- ; ited States Journal, are equally ob- noxious to the claims and the prospects of the ‘ organ. And with the defeat of the ‘ organ,’ the administration is hors du combat. Will it be defeated? Nous verrons— ommeuce The perfurmauce to ¢ with the Overture to “La Fianeve.” inte I Fr and atthe manufactory, 199 Attomwy st; W. For- tenbach, 14 Hudson st.;J_& J Coddington, 303 Hudson, comer Spring st.; J. W. Bassett, 64 Broadway; Collins & Co. 461 Grand str rent corner Sth street and 34 avenue; John L, Shefflin, 114 Canal street; A.G. Levy, 92 Delaney street; Rushton &Co. 110 Broadway ; Brooklyn, Jas. W. Smith, cor. ner Of Fulton and Cranberry streets. ju3 lintre PORTANT NOTICE DAGUERREOTYPE ARTISTS. HE undersigued have made application to get Letters Patent for This proce: the ‘aypenranee of the , ig. This coloring process is done by nature itself, by the hund of the operator,and machinery. — It ean be peformed by every feetly undi their new process to color Daguerrvotype Pictur effect not known before, and chan, guerreotype to that of the finest one not skilled in the art of , and will be per- panting lerstood at one glauce, It also can be com municated in writing, without difficulty. ists County, ean mi (post paid) to ay3 Im. Wishing to procure the Patent right for a, City or fe pre-cugagements therefore, by addressing ke F, CANGENTE: Philadelphia *re Exchange DENTISTRY—VALUABLE DISCOVERY. wis can have new preparat Pain or inconv: PRESERVE YOUR TEETH. will you suffer with the toothache, when by calling Dr. PAIGE, 139 Grand street, near Broadway, you it effectually and entirely cured. He bas an entire that willeure it ina few minutes without sothat it may be filled, making it a valu- able tooth , thereby obviating the pain'and danger of ha- Ving itextraoted. ' Itis certaiuly one of the greatest discoveries of the age, amd never fails of the desired effect. The mostten- der teeth pleasant sensation, Artificia ter Ah quarter si Gentle above prices, may depend upon recei' h inserted in the filled without any roved mani je7 LA EN DE REOTYPE APPARATUS. TS recently made with their brother-in- . Vienna, enable the subseribers to ced rates, viz: with three me lenses for full size peruse Apparatus, with two inch lenses for halfsize bin’s Play of the MOON. Juliana, Mrs Mowatt | Volante, Zamora, Mrs Warts | Hostess, Ge trade, Miss Roberts | Duke Aranz7, Rolando, Mr Daveapast | Montalban, Balv-hazai And rou Lam, John Sefton In a Pas de Deux by Misses 77 lutermission of Halt'an Hou CI" Aa ethereut Pouce wal always Ge tu st tain good order and heepall in ; Tickets F A limited number of Season (Performance to commence at 8 0'el valFopast 7. VAUXHALL GAt BOWERY. OPEN EVERY EVENING, RAIN OR SHINE. Admission only One Shilling. THE COOLEST SALOON IN THE CITY. Positively no Free List, exept to the Press. ‘The following array of Talent have been engaged for six nights aud will appear, in addition to the former Company :— MR. W. WILL , The renowned Equilibr hi ig GRECIAN AND MAST ‘The Infantile Positio EN SALOON, IAMS, | age and certainly © equal. Al x LE ROSINA 'GASCON, From Paris, * charming Dawress, ouly 15 years of age. Wednesday kvening,” Benefit o BILLY WHITLOCK. Doors open at 74—Herformarice to commence at 8. n efficient Police is attendaice, uader officers Martin and Bia ju!s St*re BURTON'S THEA'TICE, size Apparatas, with one-and-a-half inch lenses, for ize plates at $50. men sending remittances in accordance with the i the enuine Voigt. laender Apparatus, and not a worthiess imitated article, they hoving procared the sole a other arti market hala Referri the Dagu other mat R. and i servants of good character, both protestants and others, white aud colored. , deiphia, Exchange. cy for the United States. Chemical of their own. importrtion, as well s_all icles connected with their art. fur sale atthe lowest rice W. A. F. LANGENHEIM. the subscribers inform wz to the above advertisemen rrian Art general, that the above Appararus and terials ©: e procared at the stated ices, at their ‘No.201 Broadway, New Vork LANGENHEIM & BECKERS. NOTICE, CLARKE is desirous of supplying the public in town country with the best of hejp, free of expense, wi He flatters himself that by doing so, he is bene it fitting all those in want of employment, and is i patronage, wh chan undertaking’ merits. {53g Duaue street, and fitted up for the accommodation of all in Magdalen hy Gnereind, &e., want of employment. Call at 954 Duane strect. Ull 3 o'clock, a¢ 91 Liberty street. je20- Tintin : ig 33 ‘TIS FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the pablic SUMMER GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN’S WEAR. E have still on hand a large assortment of seasonable of particularly light fabrics fo of the season. Imisre EMOVED to No. 65 Franklin street, one door Broadway, M. DUMSDAY, Professor of the Guitar, Jeon, and Violin, com ilemen of New York the abor ing, Acco comparative System. jy9 im*m short time y, which wil moderate wise WM. goods, comprising cloths d rock Coats; 231 Broadway, Am inj s, Nankin, and single mill Chally and Marseilles Vesting he made up to order at a deductie n view of the advanced stat EN 38 & Ci iS Drapers and Tailors, ican Hotel. erican MUSIC. by hi ‘erms reasonable. ; M. D. will go, as usual, to the residences of hi part of the city, by the ferences given on app! 8. nue fashi ws to teach Ladies ant ionable instruments, &c., new Analysing and Inductive Satisfactory city tion at No. 65 Franklin street. pupils to any and other re- FRENC A ote amily a si a known, by Fronel h Protestant tion as h, which he s ages, equally his own, in ‘orough andliberal education, an i er landscapes, heads or flows ‘The best reierenc applyi ind Im*re can be ha wx to the Rey. A. Vi Chareh of this et TUITION. instructor—through i tuenth 'H GENTLEMAN, a graduate of the University is desirous of finding in some school or private fa- ofthe the differeut branches 0 so drawing and painting 0 rs. |, and his name and residence rerren, Rector of the No. 99 Franklin street. SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR- NITURE WANTED. % A and ND the highest price given for all kinds of cast off clothing ood second hand furniture. 1 Persons wisl ig to dis pose of the seine, will do well to call on the subseriber, or ed- dress a line through the Post Office, which will be punctually 493 Chatham street, New York atham street, . N. B.—Constantly on handy i ment of attended to. tlemen’s clothing, cheap for eash. seasonable assortment of gen- my29 Im*re ae shreet fre riends and the description, receive 4 the European, manufactories, will be’ sol NEW EMBROUIDERIES. trifling advanee on the original cost. tion toseveral lots purchased at auction, atan immense sierifice, which will be found well deserving an’ early inspection. ‘The retail H w orth, $2.25 u lowing are very desirable, b rices— h-neck Chemisetts, richlyembroidered, from Ms to $3,50 0 $5,50, ER ROBERTS respectfully calls. the attention of his public to some splendid by recent arrivals, whic goads of the abore ng immported at a Ale Would also call atten- % per cent ander the usual 500 Embroidered Collars, finished edges, for 8s., usual price 105 6d. 150 Embroidered C: 50 di 0 200 prs Em 1 case Embroidered 500 doz broidered do do do t extra lai vi apes, at $3, nsnal price $5. do. very tich, from $6 d UnderSleeves, from 4s to $3.50 Dresses, {rom $3 upwards. nen Lawn Handkerchiefs, from 6d. large size, for gentlemen's use hemstich do, from 3s 6d. : d bor A choice assortment of rich which are offered unusually cheay Seases of stripes, plaids, Alot new si &e., all im*re various st Be les of to $10. ers. embroidered Handkerchiefs, {Swiss and French Muslins, in Tes, c. Muslin Trimmings, Laces, Veils, Hosiery,Gloven, f which will be sold decid ins. eee eee eo ees BROADWAY. m COMIC ALMANACS FOR 1846, FOUR KINDS. Nine ab engraving nature. send for sam colored. prin tion, We sell | jel4im*re Lie es. ts, ie. Ke, low, vei rner’s Comic, Darkies Comic, those on the oun Show Bills of all kinds given to ow, fe ry cash orders; in tints, kinds, quantity, and prc TURN. ‘ents, cheap publication depots, booksellers, and erally, are hereby notified of appearance of our Comic Almanacs, extracted with, care from the laughin sher's Comic, T Head Comic, nnd De call; Yook laugh, and buy 5 those at f ples. Always on sale the quantity of Childrens’ Books, colored an: ye annual replete with fun and fine volume of rockett’s Go a ot will tance will order, oF reatest variety and in; Song Books, try; catalogues on applica: eaters. and do fall justice to all ER & FISHER, Chatham street GOTHIC CHURCHES, COLORED GLASS, MOSAIC: PYRE Undersigned being the Agentof a large Menufactory a Franee, will turnisly. the be Colored Glass st qualities © galored Glass -t much lower prices ‘han they have been sold to this day. Church Windows can be had ready mounted, witis - pattern-of Mosaic made to models, 11 copied on the finest Gothic Moyamer curope: m contract for the complete Glass Furnivure of ay he 3». CAVORE imeod* rh ‘te ACKET SHIP LIV: ERPOOL—From Liverpool —C 's per this vessel will please send their permit t side of Burling Stp. All goods not permitted Sdays are liable tobe sent to the Public Stores, jul6 re AKTIFICIAL MADE, and Inserted by Dr. J. GRAY, No. 119 Bowery, N 1VE York, the only maker of the HUMAN ARVIFICTAL EYE in the United States, Any person that wishes to be well ted should always apply to the Maker, who has been in the Art Forty Years, jui6 Imtre BY LS FOR SALE. A. SORREL HORSE, 16 hands high, 8 years old, fine, 2X bold, aud fast traveliers of great endurances would ben vuucble Horse for a Family Wagon oc Physician. He is per. feetly kind and gent Lorvessond under the daddle. War. tasted in every respect, Price $300, Can be seen at Disbrow’: Riding School, 408 Bowery, 5016 Sttre GALVANIZED IRON 5 ANIZED SHEET [ROM AM ore ery, a hot toruat. hee. fa. 71 road street CK TH) MBLC rae maa NOTICK , IG that Doctor JOSEPH HEINE, 0 DUANE STREET, is my SON. d LOM: DAVIDS BON? See’ Boom Samay Was 8 ABSA mel, SQLOMON HEINE, M.D, jel am*ee No. 81 Ronde atrests Now York F ESTHER COHEN, who tormerty hwed with i ba Hien Boardingehoise heeper, Unig a wets retool it ATS 0 to liyt in Nev i] rite ta her father, No. id New Bailey street, Salford, Manches, (erin England, she will hear somethiug greatly to her advan al ad mvt Pin dv Rowe ® re MILITARY bh QUIP ME .J. STORMS, 31 FULT OS 1 hy a Fall assortment s. VLR EBT of Miliuaiv aad ments, according. to the vited Sivtea and we Ino, a variety of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, H14§, constantly on State regulati ‘Teunks, Vatives, &e. dc Tome Fa every styl EB \1P—10 tons first quality water rot Hemp Ty epee Ei crcapim erties) eicteeie Ale ree aan. st, just received and for sale 2 dye K, COLLINS & CO. 5 South st, lj ' Also, Tin Plate, § ont sheet Iron, Sheet Copper, Zing, Beowh and Amet | rier, or OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSU ANCE UU, seqaho.50 Wall street, opposite the Exchange. "Q\ HIS COMPANY coutinue to insure against. Joss and da nage by fire on goods, wares aud merchandise, aud also against loss by inlan bas carat on vessels and their cargoes, DIRECTORS. Thomas W. Thoma Elisha Riggs, omas T. Wi ft, Anson Baker, B. R. Robson, joseph Drake, ‘Thomson Price, Joseph Allen, Moses ‘Tucker, James E. Holmes, John R. Davison, Johu P. Moore, John H. Lee, ‘Wm. K. Thorn Cal Thomas Morrell, Franei John jernitt, THOMAS Gronag T. Hore, Secretary. Eugene Boxart, Robert Smith, W. THORNE, bigar p re. ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER. NEWLY INVENTED ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER ‘arranted the most perfect Ithas been in use for some medical men who have examined the best article of the kind ever offered t ficted are requested to call and examin inventor has put them down to the low price of of Madame Osscar, 21 Murray stre d onl ‘his Article Maal. can be “above, post paid. sens They'have been inuse for the stance given the utmost satisfacti he proprietor been e: m29 Im*m ir to ‘on to re} any, v icle o! ‘ind ever inven- . and approved of By all and pronounced by them the he af New York. tto any part of the United States, by Persons at a distance can have them sent, by addresring Jel Imntre First Premium new Patent two Oven Ranges economy, convenience and durability. There Manges are warrqnted superior to any thatit is almost impossible for them to get out of for the plates to crack, $0 corimon to all other Ranges Jast 18 months, aud in every. in- ever offered. They are 80 iu no one instance Fone. Kes putup by the subscriber mre warranted to vimantifacion; i sey doo the leant expense trae PM GEORGE PIRCK, Rropretr 292 Bro give will be taken away without nda. N BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, N enerally, Philade! Croton Ordaws for shiping attended to with desoatoh. for the very | an ks to 0.2 ANN STREET, next door tothe American Museum, returns his sincere th his. friends and the public hare of patror already re- ved, Tad hopes by strict attention to Business to merit a con: FIRST QUALITY Iphie Porter Ne, jewark Cit t, London Brown Stout, and Scotch Ale. mht ec OTICE—British Barque Ann Harley, from Glasgow — AN All pore us are herely gautioned agaiust trustin any of © crew 01 ¢ f tracting wil i quidated by the captain oF eousiguees eee that ted States Hotel, his entrance th w HICH will change grey har to its orig r 1 he has arrived ia the city and taken quarters at the Uni- rough the bar, or 196 Water here he'has a number of Bassford’s improved Billiard sale or for playing, and will be happy to have them bar is well stocked with materials formakin y White Lions, &e ke io8 SOLUTION FOR THE HAIK, inal color in a few nutes. ‘This solution is different from any yet offered and cannot fail of superceding all others. hose changed this met None ge ‘The Solut pert of the wor oO ‘who doubt its virtues, are requested to have their hair before paying their muney. If humbugs would take there would be no reason to complain. nless signed H. Striker, in re n be forwarded by Harnden’ rove the fact. sale and retail and applied at No.5 Chatham site the Hall of Record , New Y. dink. Express to any 8° ordi: veland a which hair, t i tion, its textare bei ail cases evils of o stairs. are alil nspe ie elo of fitting the head,at the maut ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Whursday, July 17. The performance wil commence w th the Musical Bu NO SONG NO SUPrER Mr 8 Joh less, Burke: Crop, Steveus; Margu thy, Mrs. mith. After which, the Farce of TH Mr Burke; Butler, Steve! verule, Dunn, Lady L bmi # AT MIL Y will appear and go through their wonderful performances. a pa ¥ melude with the Burletta of MY FRIEND THE GO- RNOR—The Governor, Mr All Pequillo, Mr Burke; Val Beatrix, Iverdes, Thaye: A CARD, AMERICAN THEA TRE—BOWE.Y. GRAD MATI SBRATED GEORGE RICE has procured the me y ‘Theatre from Messrs. Chomplin & Chanfrau,to take aBer accommod tion of hi he well known Coun P e. will appear, and the grand ‘Tuesday evening, July 2%, 1645. jul7’ Ittre FRE EXHIBITION. WILLIAMSBURG COTTAGE, Corner oF First axp Sovrn Seven’ iy ESSRS. HANFIELD & HOLT respecifully i ablic, in complianee with the urgent request of many could not gain admission on the 4th of July to the bition of Fireworks given by Herr Cadet on that ney have made arrangements with Herr Cadet 10 1 on Thursday evening, July 17, of Fire- 8 in some of the most brilliant colored. fires, not know: ‘other artist. Herr Cadet, Pyrotechnic “Artist to the Garden, ci See ‘Those who visit this place on the above evening will be high- ly gratified, as the Proprietors of the Williamsburg Cottage je arrangements in the best possible manner to have “very thing couducted with provriety ments, Se pe on hand for partake of the delicscies of the senson. Th will conclude at 102 o’clock. The Ferries wil \ liamsburg tilt 12 o'clock. : Brass Band is engaged on the occasion. who wish to ertainments ply between hose he THE (INVISIBLE WIG closely resembles the real head of hair that sceptics and pun oisseurs have pronounced it the most perfect an vention of the dey. ‘The grent advantages of thi nique wig is its being made without sew ing or weavinj uses its appearances so closely to resemble the aatural 11 lightuess and natural appearance, as to defy detee- so beaut porons and so free, that in is nuimpeded and the great ‘he sceptic and connois- novel and beautiful Wig, turer's, of parspiration evapo ther wigs entirely avoid invited to Inspect ARRY, 146 Broadway, corner of Libert SOM FTER long endeavors, the undersigned has succeeded m introducing to the people of the United States an article A they hav PATES healthy and pleasant drink ses these HING NEW AND US) needed, ANDES, It ¢ lon is in the shape of a Paste, called DA Orgeat Paste,) while it combines for the Summer. While it promi- at the same time useful in removing i qualiti it Heartburn and Sour Stomach, and is a capital drink for diseases of the ch can be recommended to femsles in al wet nurse Prepared and sold for the Proprietor by 129 Aton est. Its component pat very innocent. and it of es, and can be used atsea as L. Joachimssen, No. Je24 Iin*re mey street. PREESWAX=—T cas Sor s iva of very superior quality, ik Beeswax, E. 8 & CO. % South street. aleby E. K. COLLIN: “NEW ARRANGEMENT—FARE REDUCED. INDEPENDENT LINE FOR NEWPORT, PRO- VIDENCE AND BOSTON—DIRECT. TH. The stannch and favorite s the’ steamboats 1 Kiyers. rk, on REE TIMES A WEEK EACK WAY. eaves New ¥ork,, and Sun y ars for Boston, Tau iver, &c., and. also conne'ts wit ing east, ou the Kennebec and Penobscee Returning, will leave Providence for Newport and New Mondsy Weduesday and {bat f at 5! o'clock, P. the arrival of the mail train of cars from Boston. re from New York to Boston, cabin. se eee G1 75 r ve "deck passengers 137g + “\ to Newport and Providence, cal 75 Mf pe “deck passe: Po ww Freight from New York to New Port and Providence 4c, per foot, Enquire on board, at 19 West street, or at the Office, 100 Broae street. Ail persons are forbid trusting this Boat onany account iw whatever. 7 itm DAIL NEW Ata street, Bo y don, 2 MAIL. LINE FOR BOSTON. Y OVER THE LON G ISLAND RAIL ROAD, VIA LONDON, NORWICH § WORCESTER. clack in the Moming, from the Foot of Whitehall th Ferry—Sundays excepted ries are in readiness to receive baggage for New Norwich aud Worcester. Bsggege for Boston goe jer loc! jni6 thre “FOR NEWPORT AND PROVIDENCE. On Nioudays, ae ys aud Fiidays, over the Long IsJand Rai dence e of Woitehall CHEA dsund son, and lines rare CURSION TO THE il Road to Greenport, thence to Newpovt and Provi- pleadid and commodious Sound Steamer. Jeaves at 8 o'clock in the Morning, from the Foot street, South Ferry. jol6 thre P EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS OFF SANDY HOOK FARE 18% CENTS EACH WAY THe, new and fast Steamboat BUFFALO Ne Hancox, will make Excursions cr 1, eawn an the season every Monday lammond street at 8 o'cl : ier No. 1, be landed at sengers. wi for Bat FISHING BANKS. Steamer K. L, STEVENS, Cantain R.L Mahey; will make an excursion to the Fishing Banks every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, i tat 84 o'clock, A.M. ast River, at 9; and Pier to the city in good sea- Bait furnished gratis; jutt_twis*rh ff Music ata small charge. cents. FOR MARSEILLES—Packet of ist: August.— The auperior ship AGNES, Capt. Wethered, will fe the place of the new. ship Nebraska, not ready, ond sai On the Ist junit re 5 freight q ly te WAMBERLATS. & PHELPS, orto BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents, u, NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVERPOOL Positively first ship and only regular Packet of 2ist July —The splendid and favorite packet ship HOT: TINGUER, 1100 tons burthen, Capt Ira Bursley, will sail Thes! shout to embark forthe ners, it ik well known, are v guy 21, her regular day. 8 oF ts ie being all 108 to y other ets, Persons wishing to secure berths should not early app! board, foot of Wall street, or . & J.T. TAPSCOTT, iden, T FASHIONABLE RESORT IS THE ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN. DID Exhibitions Free every afteroon this week, x on Monday, Jul en. in frout of the Collonade. t Novelties, calculated. to. inspire the audience with usefal kvowledge and adr ration, t0 be given by. several of the most popular Artists of the Jay, Mr. McCarty has. the pleasure to Innouice forthis week, Young Francisco, the accomplished Fakir of Angelina, aod the greatest Magician of the age.. Also, fie has made arrangements with the wo Miss Barbers, who will ippear in.a variety. of their most popular Dances aud ‘Songs, as stg hy them in all the principal Theatres in the Union. ORDER OF THE, AMUSEMENTS—Young. Francisco will commence with his Hindoo Miracles, consisting of u wards of One Hundred Experimeuts ! hich he. will I troduce the elegant and Teal Chinese beat, for a large sum of money, the he now bids defiauee for a rival. Danci by the two ; also, they will most popular Songs of the day: In addition MeCany has engaged, that justly celebrated Band—Leader, Mr. Shelton. Conceutrat beautiful Juld st*re CULMAN’ LITERARY SALOON, AND EXHIBITION OF BEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS, No. 203 Broadway, New York. Greatand Splendid work, being his tour ited States, illnstrared with Eighty Kn- gravings, afver the wanner of drawinws m large folio—with a qrarto volume of letter press. both volumes elegantly pot up toc the Deawing Koom. A few copies only priuted in English. No stranger should visit the City without calling in to see Great Colle tio» of BOOKS, PAINTINGS, AND ENGRAVINGS, which are offered ‘at greatly reduced prices.” : The Public Sale Room is filled with books of every kind, in jous languages, to see which, and the Priut Room, uo charge is made. A Above the Bookstore or Sale Room, an apartment is fitted up for the PSP ’ EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, consisting of about : ‘WO HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES, buy ancieut and modern Masters—to view which, asmill charge of 123g cents is required. The Arms of Indi country m Europe, traced and splendi Tum, equal in execution, andat one third ‘Herald's Colleges.’ Genealogies or illuminated. the ly. 4 th harge of the Lon- Pedigrees arranged and JUST PUBLISHED - The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, with h’s arms and crest, es worn upou | Tae. Price only $' 5%in colors. A Curiosity. je23 eodtfm TO CAPITALISTS. RARE CHANCE—To invest a capital of about $10,000 AA. a safe and profitable way, by erecting a building for div: for the Hsmanu-El Congregation of this city, and fur nishing two lots, between Bowery aud East River, and betweer Broome aud Ma streets, for that purpose. z For particulars enquire st Mr. J. Ditteuhoefer, 25 Cedar st. ov at Messrs. Stettheimer & Brothers, 87 Beaver street. jul Im*re eid i HAVANA SEGARS, imported by M AN 400. OUU GULO, for sale at 27 Liberty street. Amon, tim will be found Cabanas, do lmnpertales, Rexalias, Panetelas Cubrey Werner Sevars; do’ small sizes; Napoleons, Normas Urraca, San Reman, Delisies, Colovas, do Panetelas, and vary yusother brauis. ‘Also, old Tobacco, from the above wel! kvown house, justimported by the Christoph Colon and th Rapid. a3 am*re ATCHLS '—WATCHES AND JEWELRY Low who wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches, Gol Gold Pencils, Keys, &e., will find it greatly to their ad ntage to call on the subscriber, who ts selling all deseription of the above at retail much lower thanony other house in the city. Gold Watches as low as $20 and $25 each. Wetches an Jewelry exchanged or bouglit. All Watches warranted to kee) good time or the money refunded. Watches and Jewely repair ed in the best manner and warranted, at much less than the ‘usual price :C. ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry, C. ALLEN irieaaie and fetal 1 Wall street, m% Im *e0 Late 90, cor. William at., op stare LIGHT, ELASTIC EVER FITTING WIGS AND SCALPS, WITHOUT METALIC SPRINGS OR CLASPS. TO Bk HAD ONLY oF CHARLES RIDGWAY, HAIR CUTIER AND WIG MAKER, NO. 2 WALL STREET, Opposite THE Custom Houser. N. B.—Formerly of Howard's Hotel. je2h Im*tre MAGASIN JAPANAIS, 69 Duane Street. it, from Amsterdam, most nds and the public in nt of Japanese, Porcelain Jars and Va ishes, Cups and, Saucers; ofd res; Cups and Sancers; an two Kbony Wooden Carved 1577, formerly belonged te 8) ach as Tespect- d Autiquiti in Porcelain Gror of the 16¢] BATCHELOR’ W INVENTED bas WIG ¥, embles the real head of hair as to defy difficulties and vexatious annoyances ine gear y with. Wi wearers can now enjoy ns much ease and comfort as ever they did with their own hair. einen cad etrangers are invited to inspect this tasty mud deli. as it must be seen te be appreemted, nt WM LOR’S Wig and Scalp Manufactory, Wall roadway—Removed from 163 Broadway. , h, at 3 o'clock, on the de. f God is merciful ; but we shall see.” culy stockholder ‘rhe seribblers who originate these ridiculous tales, had better go upon the streets of Washington, and work for their honest bread, instead of prostituting their talents in the fabrica- tion of such monstrous fables. Father Ritchie is approximating, or has past that vrand climacteric of the psalmist, of three score years and ten, and yet, with all the lights of scrip- iure and experience before him, as to the primary importance of preparing himself for his final account, we will bet a hat upon it, that when he read the ex- tract which he has quoted trom the Herald, he ripped out a round bath: in violation of an article of the decalogue, and of the Church Presbyterian. It evidently raised his dander. Now, what sort of a denial does he make? At first glance direct, co! prehensive, anc unanswerable ; at the second, itis a mere evasion, like his refutation of the rumor of a oes upon the 49th parallel. e take Father Ritchie at his word, that the only ockholdersinthe (’nion (on the books,) are Ritchie aud Heiss. But will Mr. Ritchie have us lay, our linger upon the mun who furnished the quota of the venerable editor? Wall he have us designate speci- cifically the individual who is, de facto, the stock- holderin the name of Mr. Heiss, of something equi- valent thereto, from his hold upon the establish- ment’ If he does, we ehall bring him up to the 49th yarallel, and let him rest there with the administra- tion, in all the glory ot his gossamer equivocations. Bat there is another point in Mr. Kitchie’s com- mentary, worthy of especial observation and rebuke, ld ashe is, and respected as he should be for his He says, “the scribbiers who originate these culous tales had better go to work upon the streets of Washington, and work for their honest bread,” &c. Now, there is in this insidious little sentence, a covert, supercilious, arrogunce of supe- periority in character and standing, which is inad- inissible and untenable. What does the old codger mean to say? ‘Why, you poor, pitiful devils of scribblers, degraded as are the common, low, lubor- ers upon the avenue, ye have so far debased your- , that ye deserve to be ranked in the same | class.” This, we think, isa fairinterpretation. The recommendation was designed as a slur upon the letter writers, and not as a compliment to the labor- ers on “the streets of Washington.” And despite s democracy—in the face of his organship of a re- publican administration, his inherent ideas of the ‘vulgar’? and the ** highly respectable” are so strong, that, in degrading the character of the letter writers he descends to the “ vulzar” condition, as he doubt- less thinks it, of the honest workmen, good as he, ‘upon the streets of Washington.” ‘he fact 1s, there was a radical error committed in phteing this old war-horse in the shafts of the covernment organ. He has no longer the strength in his back to bearthe weight of the burden he will be doomed to carry. He has kept old Virginia so jong, and so slumberingly to the principles of “98 and “99, that we find her now in improvements, in enter- prise, in education, in agriculture, in Seeryslisie, even'in her pride and poverty, still maintaining the standard of 98 and,99, while hee sister Statesaround her are marching forward with the era of 1845. And in this condition, Father Ritchie leaves Virginia to take care of the administration of the whole country. He leaves her, as far behindhand himself as he has left the State. Nor must the venerable editor presume teo much upon the dignity of his position as the “ organ.” What is it as compared with that of the letter-writer in the premises for the New York Herald? We have carte blanche; we treat of men, and of measures, cf circumstances, and in our own undictated, un- ribed, unmeasured sentiments. And we are sufficiently well paid to make the work more com- tortable than the poorly compensated laborer ‘* upon he st-eets of Washington.” How is it with Fa- ther Ritchie? He is the veriest jackall that ever lid service to the lion. He has neither soul nor body of his own; for, soul and body, he has sold him- self to the peutive. He is a courtier—he is a pi- lot-fish—he is a jackal, he is a slave—a downright slave—body and soul he is a slave. Never a spaniel bowed more obsequiously to his master than Father itchie to the administration, “ right or wrong. And shalla slave presume to arrogate superiority over a man that 18 free? It will not do, Father iitchie; it will never do. Of the Sn Leeeenty if and Mr. Richie, of Mr. Walker’s Mississippi difficulty, of Mr. ea and the 49th parallel, of H. E. Riell, and the ol Lemocrat press he is about to establish here—shall we not bring Father Ritchie to an account to-mor- row t Nous Verrons. And we have a chapter in tore concerning Mr. H. B. Wright, Mr. R. Walker, and Mr. R. M. Saunders, which will abso- utely astonish the natives, and show them how they did the business at the Baltimore Convention. Wasutneton, July 15, 1845. The matter of that “commission” is not set- ted. Mr. Secretary Walker has made his.state- ment, and Mr. Governor Brown, of Miss., has tried so far to explain as to clear Mr. Walker, and excul- pate himself from the blundering manner in which he drew up his instructions to Mr. Walker. At all events, we cannot divine what harm it would have done, had Mr. Walker on his going into the Cabi- net, delivered the commission to Mr. Thompson ac- cording to request, to fill the vacancy in the Senate- ‘The explanations of the honorable the Governor and the Secretary, we calculate will not be sufficient to restore harmony to the democratic family of Mis- -issippt. There are no less than four candidates in hat non-bond paying commonwealth for the Senate, ind each has some strong objectionable feature to erfect orthodoxy. For ixstance, there is Gov. Nutt, he is objectionable from having denounced » finessing of the Ant-Van Burenites at Balti- re and the rejection of the “Little Magic an.” There is General H. 8. Foote, distinguished for s propensity for pistols and bowie knives, which { itself would be a recommendation ; but he has vanged his political coat so. often as to be as inde- ertbable and unreliable as the striped pig. 5 There is John A. Quitman, who is a perfect ieretic to the faith of the democratic party in the very first article of their creed. He goes for payin “those State bonds” that are due to the Dutch, an: lisapproves of the doctrine of peo Of sourse his chance is good for nothing. Among themselves, they have got the party in Sissippi, into a beautiful state of glorious contusion, only surpassed by the harmonious amalgamation of the anmixable elements here in Washington. We see that the Globe is to be revived in New York. The Union of this morning, of course,wishes it all sorts of success—ihough, it is reported, that er Ritchie suggested the fi pointment of Slamm Consul at the ‘Cape of Good Hope, in order to get him outof the way. But there is a more unpleasant cadjutor in the support of the administration than is, about to be introduced to the courtesy of Father Ritchie. It is Henry E. Riell’s new paper in Wash- ington, in support of the claims, the men, and the wineiples of the old Van Buren party of the North. \tiell has bought a fine large corner lot on Pennsyl- vonia Avenue and Third street, opposite Gadsby’s ww Hotel, for the necessary buildings, and has rented asa residence,the spacious mansion on Capi- tol Hull, occupied by Col. R. M._ Johnson, when he was Vice President, and Mr. Vice President Dal- lis when he was a U.S. Senator. We learn at the | pot this morning that Riell left the city last night tr New York, and will return with bane Some of the ansatiated of the democracy of Wash- ton, are Sxulting in the prospect of Riell’s new at » jer superceding the Union in the printing of the Tyuae, tnd thereby upsetting the tripod of the ad- ministration, The concern, we are satisfied, bodes 1» good to Father Ritchie. It will bring him into a y.yer war, compared with which his annoyances trom the letter writers will be ound to he mere ‘ine Cabinet, end o is het, MOLWitislanding the safety-valve of the 1s rapidly fermenting to an explosion. And Viiv an the t U ‘ion,