The New York Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1845, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. Peay RNC NEW YORK, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 24, 1845. pate cae papa gy AK iG LINE mK eee ps T—Offires and Lofts for Storage to letsin the | - LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY, _| ciiiaa oT EE SL ai BP HE NEW YORK HERALD MORNING LINE AT 7 O'CLOCK, aie Bh Hy ay hy gg rete ay ; ( , Wasuinerron, June 20, 1845. | Arrest or Anouitionisrs.—The Parkersbur, f tangs Trou Oe Steamboat Fier atthe ootel | Ate premises, 4 floor. sO yan Dye ee Aol A Very Suitable Later forthe Sabbath, | (Va) Gazette of the Y2th inet. gives the followinge —Information was ing establishment | An April day in midsummer-cloud: hi d | a i b clouds, sunshine, and | John H. Harwood, liv OME MeMMURRAY. | zith wall be opened for the reception of visitors om and after the , ‘é - JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor. ce a Breakfast and Dinner on board the boat. ‘Tuesdays, Thursdays op 4 aie ived that pica aires of ng al ington, out twelve flying showers. Comparatively pleasant in church, | miles below this place, would stent an aerne on the comer of Pine and South sts, “Apply y street. fh TO LET—Offices and in the new fire-proof Store THs well-ksowy ont tot htful sea bat dy The buildings have undergone a complete and Leaves New York at7 o'clock, A.) | irculation---Forty Thousand. gud Saturday and Troy at6 o'clock, A.'M., Albany at7 o'clock FOR SALE. | thorough semis, and no efforts will beamared to ranitain the | ‘The funeral sermon of Rev, Charles EJ night of Wednesday, 'six persons of that neighborhood \AILY HERALD—Every day. Price 2 conte per |. The low-pressure steamboat TROY Captain A. Gorham, on THE Three Story Brick House, 413 Heuston street, | depervedly high reputation which this establishment lias here | dicks tecal tides > Charles E. Brown, | crossed the river aiter dark, and concealed sarah ea i Rp a Tuesdays, Thursdgys aud Saturdays, t7 o'clock. built in the best manner; warm in wiuter and cool in | “ "The peice for boarding will be from $7 to $8 per week—chil- | ‘1°! local missionary here, a young man of twen- | n the Ohio side. About two o'clock on the morning ioe oF annum— pay ‘ to, Thesteamboat NTAUATA, Capitan A-Degroot, oa Mon- summer; replete with ‘every convenience. Half the | dren and servants half-price, Young people, uot requiring much | ty-nine years,) was preached in all Thursday, six of Mr. Harwood’s, negroce came across, EEKLY HERALD—Every Saturday — Price 6} oan day, Wednesday aud Friday, ab 7 o'clock, 2 Durchise money may remain on bond and morgageat 6 per | room, will nd accommodsting termine haseheo tn preached in ‘all the Methodist | and were received by a purty of whites, ut least seven in copy—$8 12) conta pag age er Ap ab ‘or passage or freight, apply on board, orto F. B. Hall, atthe | cent. For terms apply to E. K. COLLINS & 0. | "The steamer Orus, Captain ©, Price, from the Fulton market, | Churches in the city, to-day. Attended the sermon number; and while the latter were engaged in assist- \DVERTISEMENTS at sual pric office on the wharf. : jwidec ____ 68 treet-_ | willmake a daily trip between New York and Long Brauch: | at the Wesley Chapel, the church of which C ing the former and their baggage from the canoe, the h in advance. Notice—All goods, freight, bage: uk bills, specie, or any TO LET. until the first of May next and ate pos- | Stages will be in readiness upon the arrival of the above boat at tte en which Cook- | concealed Virginians made a descent upon them, and, 'RINTING of all kinds executed with beauty and other kind of property taken, shipy at on board this boat, session given, of the 3 story house No. 104 First Avenue | the Ocean House, to convey prssengers immediately to Long man, lostiu the steamship President, was, fi * aE (ssi) y > » for bpatch. must he at the risk of the owuers of sud between 6thand 7th streets, ‘The prem lately | Branch, JAMES GREEN, Proprietor. | woods, frets. bag | after a severe struggle, succeeded in capturing and te- ie . * l years, the pastor. In this chureb h curing five of the blacks and three of the whites. The Ail letters or communications, by mail, addressed &4x*. Ke. Bre. compleate order, And all has been painted inside | June 12, 1915, jel9 lintm | Tal years, the ch, too, brother h Be a REE OE must be post on ty the postage WILLIAMSBURGH AND PECK SLIP | a rhs Ble , the Croco water tntrody sod, marble mastio NOWLAN’S HOTEL, Maffiitt was instrumental in stirring up a great revi- ee % thie nace sedi ommeiea eae v, pieces, ng el apt 0 odate: “ “ee, st e 1 e 1 be deducted rod a ae ey nee ey Be dio) wa 1 Ferry, believing that | 286 0F more fain fed ‘to oue family for the residue oe Haricm River. % ._ | val, when he was Chaplain of the House of Repre- @ felony under our laws, an examining Court has beea Northaroat cornar of Fniton and Nagean stroete ier pet nity hat are unscgualnted wid s the o'clock, or of Saml. RB. Norton the | support which he has received for the last yeasa, while Fro | was from Job—* I know that my Redeemer liveth? ment is very great on both sides. In Virgie ne office on Tuesdays aud Weduesday. | prietor of Prospect Hally and begs Leave t as fitted up ia, alf the inhabitants of Parkersburgh and he large establishment at the terminati Williamsburg (and Long Island, would state that there &e. A solemn and impressive diseou After SUMMER ARRANGEMENT are two good Ferry Boats on this Ferry, which leave Peck | 2 = Railroad, on this [sh id on the Bi f the River prepared to repel any attempt to relea: BLOOMINGDALE, MANHATTANVILLE, AND | Mi dety‘iteen gttmenty"minata dowsh the day'an fog | OOK AT THISTT | hem neeared to furnish visitor with Breakfstey Bs the sermon, among the notices he read, was one of | In Washing noun Jn thin State mectings ave been SORT W. NGTON STAGES, o’elock, P. M., nnd then up to ; nu RECEIVE D—Another lot of French Boots, of | Teas, Suppers, and other r ments, at the shortest i : . s | held in four tow 5 tl ti p ORT Vill commence sunning i the following | ltiChour; altér which a boat leaves ato delve and iy o'clock. the beat kid. apd will be soldat the old prige, $5, aud the | Good gronind, and every accommodation. for Military ( | rather a novel bach ei Thut on Tuesday | with the object mente (on ane a al eee der, on Saturday, May the 17th, 1845, leaving | The last boat leaving Williamsburg at half-past 9 o'clock, P. | Uf best of French Cait Boots made to order for $5; City made | nica. “All the Railroad Cars land passengers an frw@t. 0 evening next, the full, the numerous, and as far as | ans, though in two of the threats have been made to Mianiseravitie ot 6rovelock. AM.and com | Mf ‘ abe “itt | Calf Boo! and the greatest assortment of Gents Gait- | Hotel for 124 cents, from the City fall. the ladies are concerned, the beautiful choir of the | cure lawlessness jolation of I h “di aif hour util 7 o'clock, P.M. Leaving New | _P.S—On the evening of July 4th, the boat will continue to | ees of all kins s'gsound gt very low prices, Also, the finest | _N.B —An ordinary at half past 2 o'clock on Sundays. ie2_ | Wesley Chapel, would take an excursion in the | to tear down Parkersburgh jail Stan ta give bautees a c ntil 12 oe 2 Palf Shoes, $2 and . eR oth . H “ak Meese . a10) ? n andl aa 1 ta ee Ne HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL | Kn Sore will tnd great aavortinent of Gaiters, vo ARREN HALL. big, steamer Cofombin down the tiver, passing Alex. | their ownsmen. 4 rG igs ee tp, ‘Ties. Prunetls, Satin, 8 fo. i arren street. andria, Fort Washington, Mount Vernon, &c., ie cause of this excitement all wil We TL Ade oemmamaeaoideinal fe Se THY. Royal Mail Steam Ships HIBER | _ Foran assorlment of all other kinds: Misses and Children’ HE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house as. | returning by the moonlight-—siving to the cow = have nothing to say in defence of any wen or set of bn OK SER AS BAO TF ei ato ish ‘Port NIA dad BRIT ANNEA. volt eave Boa, | aoots and Shoes we cannot be bent at infect Do. tos Hotel, ina style of comtort and convenience, tor the ac. | | B pai sutifal heey | men, who will entice slaves away. If’ caughe let th fem od, BY Moone for the above ports, as follows'— umber, 361 Broudway, corner of Franklin street, commodation of citizens generally and visitors to the eaty, | 4 Concert of some, of their most beautuul hymns, | jaw have its course, But ice Meds gd, aust Jet the ea P Potgaos 393 Im"th 1. CAHILL. | wonld respectfully solicit for themselves @ portion of their fa going and rs sea oe aes one. dollar, The inst our citizens being reizet oo ni ar oF TF Commander, Tuesday, July 6th. | ~~ FINE FRENCH BOOTS for ss Made, ana | "9nase: : ; idea is agood ene, and our Methodist friends will | without process of law, Ly negal ' mail LINE FOR BOSTON. uy 71 August ist for style and durabihty they are equal to thase sold f9e 85, PRED aes TAR, aes red) stacked ‘ath the best | no doubt iurn ont strong in its support, except such | tried Delore the tribunats of tat State, Thess tee te q ag Scans RiCo's Tmporiel ¥rench Boog apd Bhoe Mase the best quality. ‘The bedrooms neatly furnished, spa as may think it a sinto sing hymns on board a | wrovg every way; bad at heart and bad imeanbacty but | faable Boch He a OE RES Ueet: one Ot Ne homed airy; nile fro m} central location, being near the City Hall, | steamboat. they should uot be troubled, if Ohio has the means or the RAIL Boots, made to order, for $1 5 ess, it will afford great inducement to Returning from the Chapel we passed the Second | PoWer to protect them. DAILY OVER THT LONG ISLA. equal to those made in other | Pai! iw the cit iy ROAD, VIA | ui NEW LONDON, NORWICH & WORCESTER. At # o'clock in the Morning, from the Foot of Whitehall | i wet: South Kerry—Sundays excepted ‘a Boon wld Foner (or on aE aoa een fe, toes. madels other . : Jessen hf We wish our friends in Ohio to be firm, but cool. REASON GREAT BRITAIN AND | per tee Cheat nai Meetloc Bary dee nde, or" i BRITTON, jucabyserian church, below the City Ea just 0m icahen was eafaad Gn We-semie,grcupinendlin, We soos Deir fiends toe Win. M. Young & Co., Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers, | _N. B.—The usual relishes served meat via; je7 1m*, ne Copgrepekon was: being dismissed, et resi | way nearly; buta Kentucky Court and Jury acquitted No. 4 Ann street, New York, near Broadway. coe 4 ed upatall times. __je7 mec | dent and family were among the first who came | him without a moment’s hesitation. The appeal in this N je2¢ Im* WM. M YOUNG, and WILSON’S HOTEL AND DINING ROOM, | out, stepped into their carriage and rode off. case is to thelaw. Let it be fairly met, Aa! we do not qgites, are in. readiness i geceive bageage aor Nove hei jet Imtre HB. JONES. 5 Gold street, near Maiden Lane. Then came Judge Meek of Alabama, who ap- | believe the result doutful. AND SUPERIOR TO MANY. | (} QUNTRY MERCHANTS will find thisa desirable House, a NFERIOR TO NO) eared he absence of the fa lady or nder lock, suis tis -aNp—The National and Provincial Bank of Eng- SAUTIFU, ts be: nient to the business part of the city, This | Pedred, in the abse ¢ company of a lady or re C: , UR NEWPORT AND PROVIDENCE, Messrs, J. Bamed & Co., Exchange. and Discount Bonk, | PEAUTINUL tight White, plain: Bummer Hats, price | cuanitipseat is. tited lp with entirely. new furniture, Good | WO, to be lost, or as the lads say, “like a man who | Wurre Cuubren amoxa ru Iypians.—A corres- ¥ pool; Mewes, James Bult & Sou, Loudon, and branches | “Atso, Drab Beavers, Biue Brush and White Castor Hats, all | ad. st patantinl dinwer, 184 dgings 25 cents: - | was sent for and couldn’t com The way, Judge, pondent of the Arkansas Intelligencer, makes the ‘ ¥ om venience and comfort this house f ch, | throaghout Eng! | ofthe latest style al tonny hotel in the city | to secure the company of a lassie from the church, | !llowing etatement in reference to the white children and ¥ 3. Phe ‘National ‘Bank of Ireland, and Provin- Cae § y tad ix fueLAND, San Pe tetiritere! valipsbers Cc. KNOX. and at half the price. Permaneut boarders can be accommodated , wt in, | among the Camanche Indians: In passing the Cherokeo eG Ulm : ¢ | cial Bank and branches throughout Ireland. - | jeld Imre 110 Balter ae’ between Willia al Nassau, | OW Very reasonable terms | is totake one or two to the chutch. Bear that in | tency afew days ago, Taam at Singaance preniesce Ou" Mondays, Wadunedl GHtate, Cree ee Low In ScorLaxp—The Eastern Bank of Scotland, National S be —— | Allth ies of the season served up, as soon as they | mind. There among the crowd, tall and thin asJohn | white boy of peculine earan articularly wh rd Teel eee to Cae ae de to ew nate did Pronk | Bank of Scotland, Greenock Banking Company, aud branches MILLS, HATTER, 178 BROADWAY, arrive in market, t half the price of other houses Elegant | Ty (old Job me forth Fath >, with cater ait Ag Paks ce a chart ale fand Rail Road to Greenport, thence to Newport and Provi- | toa Shout Scotland. HOWARD HOTEL Private parlors, for the referes cases, OF privaie dhaversor can | Lyler, (old John) came forth Father » with conversing, oF rather when attempting to converse. On ATA AEP eudie and commodions Sound Steamer Foot | tie steamship Great Wester sails, on the Stat July, by HAS now ready, an assortment of Summer Hats, to | berparties. ‘The very best of liquors. ind 3m*re ee oka ee of ieee fifty e inquiry, I learned that he had Deen purchased by @ Dela- P Walther ene Bou tone » From the Foot | which all drafts can be forwarded free. Apply to» which the attention of gentlemen is invited, at the PF | SHA RON SPRINGS PAVTLI |athis side. The imperfect glance we had of his | ware fndian, Bill Connor, from the Camanche’ Indian Face nans, Rome Or ere | W. FAPSCOTT) | fowing prices, viz SCHOHARIE ROUNTY NEW Vor 2N> | face led us to the impression that it was General j last wanter, and left with Gov. Butler about six weeks FARE TO BALTIMORE $1. ivi9re eSouth wt, ear. Maitien fane. | Drench desciles save arija) $400 2 SCHOHARIE COUNTY, NE 4 Eaton, but itcould not have been the General, for | #&°—pethaps purchased by him. Hels about twelve ouch Ge Biteh E | FOR BALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTEROTT Rent baneas. HE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that Mr. LAN- , coul a the General, for | Id, deeeatulis eee’; “eget br Coat ene ee | iota es He Ca de ee ee Tice RRR Gaiparanttnace : DON of Congress Hall, Albany, hus associated himselt | the General, in his late City Hall speech, scored too | }¢ats old, dreadfully sunburnt, and speuks English but See 2 i tive oul and locust top, ransom, | DAELOF oe vas one EE i as ; aiming P Sitios casas dcaumea: ; ROAD AND STEAMBOAT LINE. | Abvonatad forward and after cane carrion #260 tales, New Or: | Alse, an assortment of Pana, Fine Palit Lest, ‘Bohemia, AYilton frill be opened forthe reception of visitorson | clusive Jacksonian Democrats, who once upon a | qrbtired, Whilst very young. His account of himself is, | ; | Jens cotton, and bas handsome furnished secommodatious for | ae ea ELS" iio Devadway, Howard Hotel. | the first day of June next. ‘The subscribers have made many | time said the election of Jackson would be a curse | Me Doyle, that he was taken on the Colorado, at Hous- dee Tatas ties PEE saath UB improvements in the grounds and bathing-house, and pledge | to the country. Item, severe as was our recent re- | ton, (doubtless Austin) that his father, with four other board at Jones’ ont RY AN 788 iG themselves to use their best exertions to render this establial : i Y a ) y m. K. COLLINS & CO., LLINERY AND DRESS MAKING. af el A es apoll AS: primand of Father Ritchie, we find we are amply | white men, were out quarrying rock (he here made a ' pee . ment fully equal to any watering place in this countr ply | w Ara 1 IRS. ROSE, No. 175 Walker street. New York, re- &G. sustained in it by the letter of General Jackson to | citeular motion, by which’ was meant stone to grind | | n COB wy r al 56 South street, | d Peeks: : : it after M 16, fea — —— : olicits. call from Ladies wishing any. thing ill bei i \ nd after Monday, Jue 18, fe c FOR LONDO' aes D: H , ul Stages will be in readiness on the arrival of the cars at C: sgenr Sentiyn a i velock, BEML Pax po LONDON- meer one | Pe in the Millinery or Dress Making line. eld Im*rh ” | ohare, to take passengers tothe house, mt acs Di | MeManus, will i | ; atural it | COPS), that two or three of the men were killed, and that he saw his father escape on a fast horse, out of sight.— nd are fourteen Major Lewis, dated Apnil 8, showing how n is for great minds to have the same views of buai- have poi PORTATION . ATCHE! Mr. L. will, as heretofore, the Ci ss Hall, which P Pedgek a RESTON ie hee: ; daring the summer, be under the supertatendenee of Mr. | Ness concerns, in the abstract. He further states, that with the same Webra cava: at ths Tiberian i herrepalar dip cean noo few C RECEIVED from Switzerland, by packet ship | Will, during the summer, be under the superi 0 in th white boys, “Mericans, compoved of the following splendid and fast | her regular day; ean a the ustal rates. Her Cans ‘an assortment of Watches end Movemeuts-ct | Joslin. my29 1m*ee As Father Ritchie passed along before us, with a | am told-much cowed, b by kind t | Steerage Sppommnedatibas is very ony: id any. see bg | over 7 upcripton and ef Grst quality, ready for the SEA BATHING leh active gait, and cheerfulness of convers: | breathes freely, and tries hard to talk “: | lying to ~_, .JOH | NDRLACHAUSE & MAIRE, LONG BRANCH NEW JERSEY. ton becoming a man of thirty, we could scarcely | poor fellow is noten een in person, nor a Chester- | éLfouthahone | ur amére RELACHAUSE & MAIRE, D NCH, OF h realize the assurance that he and the ancient editor | field in mannersy he walks like aforeigner. His passion - ~ HE PROPRIETOR of the New York House, begs leave | of the Richmond Enguirer were identical and the | '$ for fishing, eating, and playing on the Jewsharp—will, ae palpi i ¥ orgotten that he was getting far into the | (Peyn sine Camanche language well, and can out-ye no e MIL. JOLIN 8. ROULSTONE has the honor to } & daring the summer season. 1 Bhe fare will be six dottars pet that he ha l} n° [ickets for Whe he boat N Bowls » Baltimo: . M.— | Tea LONDON LINE OF PAC ing and Pit cm be procured on’ board | et of the Isto Th | Se shin PRING s g, | Sailas above, her regu Eas Te ee |e crys prior aecommodation for eabin,second cabin Be J ers, persons to secure berths by ADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTI- pould make early a avon board, foot of y and evi as follows .— i Re / ie | should make early ap on board, iS ann ning, e Indians. inform his friends aud the public in general, thathis | Week aud every attention will be paid to their comfort and | Indian summer of life’s decliue, And then our ho- * pe P School for Instruction in Horsemanship is ow open | gare, Good servants will Re iu constant attendaner. nest sympathies were with the cld gentleman, as We Supreme Covr nspiracy | Chief Justice ; , July 19.—Present—Bronson, ‘eamer Oris will leave New Market Slip, and Stages will be in readiness at the Ocean | thought of his laborious life, and of the ¢ MUR on e i ‘ .M. a 4 Beardsley and Jewett, Justices. er, Wilmington, Elicton, Havre deGrace,&e. | ee nen re eee » fo convey passengers to Long Branch.) oppp, | et work to wrest from him his meagre prospective | ‘The examiners of attorneys made their final report this - | The packet ship ST. JAMES, F. R. ma of instruction made known on application to Mr. est 9 SA) * | reward, in the printing of the House. It would be | morning, rejecting sixteen of the candidates, and admit- ies 4 | succeetl the Priuee Albert, and sail on the Ist of Sey eer - ee ae hard—it would be cruel—it would be unmagnani- | ting theremainder—whole number 53. } | Suibre 1. hias just received from the country several fine and EA BATHING AT LONG BRANCH.” | mous, todo so; but there 18a conspiracy ut Work: to | N®Sl. Argument closed. Decision postponed. addie Horses, which he is authorised to sell at a_rea- my7re “Farm onthe Banks of the Huds ixty acres all ina high state of eulti with splendid Buildings, situated one mi Newburgh. The terms will be made easy. For par aire at 419 Broadway, comer of Can: Subscriber bexs leave to inform the 1 prepared to Feceive. company, hav tions and arrangmuents for the better accommo In addition to other ad santages that his house Hieves thits more desirable residence for the t of Ist August.— | st yt. Wethered : this very end 3 and we forewarn Father Ritchie in | yew trial granted Adjonned, Piselow ve Heaton. to call the muster-roll of the next House, and | “List of attorneys admitter ” every thing under. discipline, without the ne- | OliverJ. Ruger, Stephen A Cary Odores MUSE: Bod naadiot heitnatscDhs ool oa the ae gare v ity of more than a single caucus. But more than | C. Ruger, James #. Beers, § h Burton, R. L. Didudage: street, in the | surpasses ‘othe re foud of fishing, no place ean be , we were grieved at the perfidious revenge of | J. nwood, Henry M. Whittlesey, D. T. Walden, ¥92weod*re | found where more advantages are offered. Major Lewis, and thatcruel letter of Gen. Jackson. | Jr, Martin Young, John De Witt Rexford, James L. Te Mrdames Green having established a line of stages from | ‘ry Jeave on’ the records of history, in one of his | Woods, Robert Benner, Norton H. Heming, George W. On day next June 25th, the fare between Philade, Ualtunore, by the Mail Lines, will be reduced 0 $2. The Trains will From Philade Depot Mth and Ma Daily, except Sunday ion of visiters, iosses ses, he FOR MARSEILLES—Pock The superior ship AGNES, ake the place of the new ship > and sail on the Ist Augu: freight o te iT rps CHAMBERLAIN & PHELPS, or jntt re BOYD & HINCKEN, ‘Avents, | FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER—The ed: y fast sailing barque i Baltimore one. year 4 as follows:— : From Baltimore, 5 Depot in Pratt street. 8 AM. | Daily, exe, Sunday, at 9 AM nd Daily,at | 4 PM. | And Daily, at BP.) Wheeling and Pittsburgh—Tickets, pros to Wheeling any H lg HOME, Captain Watts, built | Shoe Stor nce of the best mate TERT? TE TH!! TEETH ; - DF Red Bank to Deal, passengers can always rel i 3 D Mane Ss MH ‘Pittsburgh had at the Depot, Eleventh and Market sts, | carries about 4,000 barrels, and hus handsot dations | PRECEDENT "7 y 5 : § . ers, the declaration. thi ; sho had | Sumner, Dean S. Manley, Abram 8. Hewitt, 8. Weid Li laeh eek anidgceegete £9 ul caeant si Wes pag Wee goto dilbert nt rca UNPRECEDENTED RFDUCTION IN JOHN GREEN, Deal, N.J. teas Tetra the ee lareon: ipat the man who had | gogsevelt, William Marsh, William A. Holmes, fohn it For further informatiou, apply to Pike street wharf, or to K. COLLINS & CO. DENTISTRY. one s ms OLY B’ nis own pro- | Voorhees, William Van Master, James L. Angle, Wil- ] J.L, NLEMMER, at the office of iit re | T the old establishment, 62 East Broadway, where can be HILADELPHIA HOTE motion, 1s a “political renegade,” was very hard, | jiam o. Merrill, John T. Emmett, Albert Thompson, Adams & Co. 17 Wall street. OLD ESTABLISHED 1 | had from one to a whole set of Teeth inserted on the most PHILADEL sana a although Mr. Ritchie cannot refute the mdictment. | Benjamin M. Stilwell, J. M. Dudley, Albert Gilbert, WS thd Da IG A ei t-—Pa Ghegy swt hig net Se ed Ry lp HARTWELL’S Better—far better—O, how much better, poor, dear | Charles Buckingham, Pelatiah Jakway, John B. Elwood 9 d th d from 50 cents to... WASHINGTON HOUSE old father, had it been, hadst thou remained at | Theodore W. Dwight, John P. McGregor, Abijah C | friends w portunity of T ih Mounted for other Dentists, by z as 223 Chestnut Street, Richmond, steadfast to the old Commonwealth Cook, Joseph Willing, Anthony Ten Eyck, and Charles ‘The mail steamer Hibernia sails from Boston on the sth inst, a Ne oy waich lettersean be forwarded auiekiy. AT THE OLD ESTABLISHY making their arrangements with the subscribers ou very iode~ ‘ mica och) i i ; fi ja i iling o! ;j * ABOVE SEV: H STREET, NEXT TO THE the principles of “98and 99. O, how much better! | Billinghurst— ; Wet ee ee boil ee MASONIC HALL, aaeraceed old pappaw, the eles of Mu- | ,, Mossy, July 21-Present—Bronson, Chief Justice, he Drafts can as usual be furnished tor any amount, payable ‘ i) TER’ PHILADELPHIA. ior Lewis could not have reached thee the cru- | 2% Beardsley and Jewett, Justic ED throughout the United Kingdom. Apne to WONDERFUL IMPROVEWENTS. 17 Baths just introduced—Warm and Co! Jor Lewis could not h eached thee, nor the cru- | No, o4, (A Teserved cause.) Vanderheyden and al. vs. SUMMER MENT JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South st. DR. BROWN, DENTI: ments+for both ladies and gentlemen. ecollections of Gen. Jackson. | Crandall. “Argued for plaintiff, and in part for defendant. 4 5 = s afternoon, that amiable and good man, Rev. | ih ‘TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS, LAINS RUN AS FOLLO JLUMBIA” TLOUS! Adjourned. a and after lath June, 1845. CO " 1 : tnut Street, between 6th and 7th streets, | Septimus Tustin, chaplain to the Senate, who, | No causes were decided to-day. yay23 rh NO,,,20% BROADWAY, three doors above Chamt si | | week | | | | | Brooklyn Depot— FOR GLASGOW —Reguiar Packet—The well eet, next te Mtewart’s new butlding, coutinues ti PHILADELPHIA. though a Presbyterian, is not a sectarian, but a ‘The last cause reached on the calendar is No. 8I.—Uti+ on Trait—03¢"A, M. daily, Sundays excepted, stopping | kaown, fast sailing British Barque ANN HARLEY, m Artificial Teeth, from one to a’ whole set, HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully infor Christian in principle, *and in his associations with | c@ Gazette. i. George's Sauor. | Duncan Smith, master, 450 tons, will meet Principles of Atmospheric Pressure. Also, the teayelling public they have texen irrase of veere deheieas % : a in Tram—9% A. M and 5P.M.for Farming | quick despatch. i“ tet HE teeny Maihasl Houses) all men of every denomination, or no denomination Sixeurar Svicipe—On Wednesday last a man aces, daily, Sundays excepted. | For freight or passage, having excellent xecommodations | WHITE CEMENT, .,... | alterations and iraprovementa in ite int atall, preached at the new Lutheran Chureh, a ser- | was found dead in the woods, af dt 1"Accommodation Train,3 b. M. for Greenport, daily, Sundays | apply ou board pier 8 N. R., or so. i | for filling decayed teeth, and warranted useful for mastication | ¢xpense to reuder it one of the most p mon on the death of the lamented Methodist local | Blodgett's ‘Tavern. in Pov hog 2 few rods east of excepted, stopping at Jamaica, Branch, Hempstead, and Hicks- WOODHULL & MINTURNS, _ LOOSE TEETH, honses in the city. ‘The parlors are nuincrous, the ¢ odgett’s Tavern, in Pembroke. He unquestionably 'vil', and all the stopping places between Hicksville and re 7S uth street | arising from medical treatment, or other causes, effectually | jarve and well arranged, the furniture entirely hew. missionary, Mr. Brown. Doubtless the house will | killed himself, asa case knife ground nearly as sharp as be full, for ‘every body likes the chaplain of the Se- | a razor, was found stuck beter eee EE as nate, beeanse he is never above the humility, and | He was entirely naked, having taken off his clothes end vdelicacies ofthe aeae | BEVER, below the dignity ofa Christian. placed them together in in a pile about six feet distant. and have been | And thus having, as we conceive, devoted the | !n his pa erie aa Phe Kal bes Sannin Sabba "1 f ec 2 * sei \ ained liquor, and vas a small size: Sabbath according to the commandment, we close or bed cord, together with his suspenders. In his , bear to all the pl sient to the depots te fastened by the highly recommended Lotio Odouta. r tapi - astened by y recommended Lg tion is in the most central pat s 1 1 of publi cured in one minute, without pain, ‘Teeth extracted with less | Shubin that half the msual pain, cond Live—The » Edwan amusemem, and. couv at ' eater d Northern r orn ‘The tables will be saj plied with : ES LESS ‘ son. The Wines arc of the choicest brai than any other Dentist in this city. References will be given to | Sorefully selected. | z G ort. 5= ACKE’ x “ i From Greenport Depot— | tenieoed BAL rea Ba | opbowiou Train, daily, Suudays excepted, at 12} o'clock M., | will sail on the Istof August, or on the arrival of the steamers from Norwich. | Seer ey so ecolemouacion ‘rete daily, Sundays excepted, Bp edbigregs tap inden {as ANE HINCKEN, for Brooklyn | sy2 re_ No.9 Tontine Buildings, cor. Wall and Waterstreets | Simerous families and to. th At 5 A. intermediate pla com Fi ise i medical faculty in this city, by | “Phe proprietors hope by their personal atteution aud experience | hy earnte . Z Fop ; ey pede stag nat CX A.M. and 9% P.M., daily, Sun- | ~~ ¥OR SALE RIGHT OR CHAR’ calling at No. 2804 Broadwa: mya? lth.” "| i5 the besinesss to wiaiatisibetion to taoes: who, wrap fever. [0 conferring soe Bes eel of the Hai the | socket book, which contained one cent, was asmall piece days excepted, for Moctiyashtintsnediee places. very fast sailing New York built packetship ATCHES !—WATCHES AND JEWELRY.—Those | them with their patron, ¢ Wie gS a Apostolic benediction:— he grace of our Lord | of thick, reddish colored paper, on which was written, Brow Jeaaiia Desor- 370 tons—Live Oak and Lo: Li who wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watehes, Gold BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & CO. Jesus Christ be with you all, amen! in Dutch, “John Smith, July 4th”? It was supposed he in, 1g P.M. daily, Sundays excepted, for Brook- id forward and after cants ; carr Chaius, Gold Pencils, Keys, &c., will find it greatly to their ad- (late ot Jones’ Hotel.) killed himself on that day, as the body had undergone j ost ‘Train, 13 , (formerly of the Washington House.) shed accommodations | vantage to call on the subscriber, w! places. ; 1g | fortwenty-six passengers Apply. on, board at Jones’ wharf, or | Veucaset vel stop only at Farmingdale and St. George’s | fortwenty-six p FO oH UCOLLINS & COL pe Abt ae Free mace res aie kay Ore? tee Manor. | S6Sonth street > 1 The Ace ion ‘Trains stop at, the following places | _i¥2.m EL i ed or bought. All Watches warrauted to keep jou ipa foe pay es peerage odtoe pipe cnr | wid FQR EIVERPOOL—The superior, shin NEP- money refunded. Watches and Jewely repait. | OFFICE OF J re 2 TUN he ‘7 nthe c 5 selling all deseriptions Ay, other lioase 1a. thy Henote Sartor.—The following account of the | considerable decompositio: rescue of Mrs. Ford und her child fromtheir perilous | broke, never having been seen there prior to his being situation on board the Oraloo, is d from the Port- | found. His clothes c: ted of a twilled jean rounda- land Argus of Saturday last. It is a rect illustration | bout, striped valentia vest, dark colored satinet panta- He was a stranger in Pem- Boston Trait past | Captain Peach, will sail ou “her regular day, | od su the best rouer and warranted, at much less th No. of the generosity and intrepidity for which the sailor is | loons, nearly new. cowhide boots, halt worn, made in ° re, having uusurpassed accommodations | us! price = COMP. 0 ths rss - th vorl« ver “ it a Phe first a se ti ii i tag Bhompson a | fn souly, applyto SOHN HERDMAN, GNC. ALLEN, Importer of Watehes nd Jewelry, [Tauye by freon woods, wares and myechandiie: and aise; | "Alter the sohooter had been knocked down, andthe | hand were only ebout ball the: weoat homies nae rotting Course. ” tee | TO ClTY AND : a eet ji who were alive, the Captain and a sailor by the name of ; See Siig Millevitle set at | COUNTRY MERCHANTS. THE CELEBRATED PALE DAMANDES Thomas W. Thornes hshe izes, . | Abraham’ Heath, were consulting how they should mar | _TALLAMAD¢ _Mive—Outio.—The coal mines Uy rk, fy mile Taig St George's Maior. 221162 | HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT PROPRIETORS, CITY RGEAT PASTE dissolved in water prov B Fs Seabiasy age fur the night, which was then upon them, when | at Tallmadge, to which alluded in my last, embrace ic daring nee? Riverbend, 16 | ‘AND COUNTRY FAMILIES, Se. AH clei leasant aud healthy. summer ds ‘ icone ae Josenls Drakes Heath says, he thought he heard a faint knocking. He | 4B area of about 500 acres. The coal lies ina bed, near Jamesport. +1 6236 | EXTRA FINE TEAS! Chilton, 363 Beondws v7 A. Bi Send’ 273 Broadw Moses Tucker, James E. Holmes, said to thie captain, “ There is some one alive on board | horizontal, about five feet thick, and from thirty to sev- Mattetuck. 1 624g 163 Greenwich Strect, ner & Young, 182 Chatham street; W. Rt.’ Ballagh, cor John R. Davison, John P. Moore, that vessel, and here goes to save her, or go with her!” | °nty-five feet below the surface, according to the level 18 gutchonpe 1 ggig | Neax Counrianvr Sr., anp grrosire tax Pacric Horet, | bers and Chatham streets; . Merkle, 38% Grand street; John H Lee, Se ane ‘The boat put back and put him again on board the O.-- | of the It is estimated that there are 200,000 bush- 1 w Greenport, 1 7534 | WE BEG LEAVE 1 fy Ee eee pas Division and Clinton sireets; Moore, Lent KC Peara betas Semaine.’ His only instrument was anaxe. He descended through | ls to the acre. ‘The Talim Wige mines are worked at i Baer | 2 BEG LEAVE to inform you. that + | Front sireet, and at the manufactory, 129 Attorney st; W. For- toes B Baee, eigene FoR the hole previously cut, about sixteen inches square, | !htee different places; but by far the greatest quantity of j Farmingdale... ne ‘ | saocing Sar views choos whoslinnaved ieee feat caer My ca PS ew epee atten mer | John. Mer THOMAS WI THORNE, Pretudeut. | into the cabin, and forced himself into the berths. ‘These | coal comes from the openings of Dr. Upson, who em- Stages are in readiness on the arrival of Trains at the several | on the North River Side. ‘The upright manner in which we | (imnd streets Dr Bement co sar a areas ind ee ory Al | Geonae T. Hore, Secretary. abre_ | he was compelled to clear. The cabin was full of water, | ploys twenty-five men, and brings out about 9000 bushels { Stations, to take passengers at very low Fares, to all parts ofthe | jaye carried on our bi eral years past in this city, | (, SheMin, 114 Canal street; A.G. Levy, 202 Delancy. street ; GALVANIC RINGS. except when she rolled, when a small triangular space | per week. The men are all Welshmen, and receive $1 SHaxzage Crates will be in readiness at the foot of Whitehall | tether with the very high quality and moderate price of our | Rushton & Co. 110 Broadway ; Brooklyn, Jas. W. Smith, core DR. CREIGHTON’S of about sixteen inches along the upper edge would be | Per day for their labor. } street te receive Baggage forthe several Trains, 30 minutes be- | fowls, ve earned for us a degree of reyution aud renowa fur | yer of Fulton and Cra 2 2) GAI VANIC RINGS fe thie! rae ena and give him time to.take breath..|.° nec, Wessren “We leem from. tho Vergennes fore the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side: | o e IMO! T NOTICH t he n this situation, he cut through the partition atthe | __ ee 4 TSF RRockaway Bagwage taken in separate Crates, jul0re_ | Consider these the best reasons we ean urge to obtain Your pa ane, we * Reaeee, ‘fluid to increase their Galvanic power. ‘They | headof the berth, but found no one. He then found his | Vermonter that this young woman, whose impriso1 i "TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS. | __ We have, however, much pleasure in stating, that we have DAGUERREOTYPE ARTISTS. possess all the advantages of a Galvanic Battery, without | Way through to the foot of the berths, cut through | ment in Kentucky last winter, for aiding in the escape of oO % a made, with great care and judgment, our selectious from all TH! undersignedhave made application to get Letters Patent | its shock, and are successful all nervous dis another partition, and still found no one. Finding him- | slaves, will be remembered by all our readers, has pub- h | the spring cargoes, and which comprise the finest specimens of | A for their new process to color Daguerrectype Pictures. | | For sale ouly by his Agent-—I¢9, 143 and 92 Fulton; 67 Walk | self cramped for want of room, in the second tier of | lished a full statement of all the circumstances which Jonas oR Bysta ny od epee Oolong Sone, Poe Process — han olfect HOt gee Boas 9 Dy angen 4 ‘4 Hors ere corte” or bowery end Grand. 7 wl bare #8 berths, and laboring to extricate himself, he lost hold of | /ed to her arrest, and all the incidents which transpired | Nwmeyong: Congou Souchong, he.» which have arrived here | the appearance of the Daguerreotype to that of the finest pal ng, 96 Catherine, 5 his axe, and it immediately sank to the bottom of the | during the pendency of her trial. A glanee at her book, ‘ ; this season, whieh, with an immense variety of Fine aud Good | ing. This coloring process is done by nature itself, guided only | Hays, Brooklyn. Price 2s—gold 81. 3u19 Im*ec " pet “ 8 x f i : 4 PALES ANU TIUNEER PACKET LINK, filles, te coat co whs tae Wek berths haw ont hare > vessel. ie dove for it once, found it, and immediately | says the Vermonter, is sufficient to exculpate this unfor- A syom Pines to, Psp vg We Benny eas he ed her Coe a one wd | Srey mentaed thea olpatung ewes | 4 wewi VRAD Supa TE Aipronnen | steno at he rion af the ao oft | ute ny rom ay nha of gu I an can md roads and Canal—through days. oun y. fect jt » It icant x ty _ 5 ( berth, which separated it from the cook’s dish room, a | ¥ has s y 8 ’ fall operation and offers great sndncements to persons who wish | "We continue our operations at our other places as heretofore, | in writina, without dificalty. eee ace aes Warranted the most perfect article ofthe kind ever inven: | small place four feet and a halfone way, by three feet | teputation, in health, and in purse—having been put to a pleasant mode of travelling Lo the west. particularly at 121 Chatham s ‘eare your obedient servants, | Artists wishing to procure the Patent right for a City or | ted, Ithas been in use for some time, and approved o pl nid & baletiie other, and four and a half hi Into this | 4 expense of some $2000. {The cars are builtin the inost approved modern. style, the NANTON TRA COMPANY, County, can make pre-engayements therefore, by addressing | medical men who have examined it, and pronounced by them Ne . u igh. Int i 1 ponslate fitted up ina super y manner, and every effort x thade New York—121 Chatham st.; 361 Grand st. and 318 Bléeekey | (post paid) to Wik F, LANGENHEIM. Wie bape areiees Sr cares Pusees epee. Ti ae dhen Geek Coe en tat ae ee Fron | .U. S. Dragoons—Exrepition ro THe Rocky | pro) 0 mfort an 0 nienee y * ‘i i ected are jues' call and examine emsel ves. he ves, In i 3 = 7 Fs } Ehoavelione ‘Pie ou this route is trialled, sud tr "TR eaatitie— bn Chisbtunts tee, kad Os Pind dedee! aye tre colesbrvensin sss inventor Han pat them down tothe Jaw price of One Dolly: To | deck. When the vestel capsized, the door Movwraivs.— We learn by Mr. J. V. Hamilton, who att cha f Pennsylvania internal improvements is well wor om") INTIS o%, LE sO 5 e had only of Madame Ossear, 21 Murray street, New York. | w her by th h te d held {i reached the city yesterda: irect from Fort Laramie, i} thy of being seen. TE SAES DER TORE, = CARPETING rif tele BAA AI E DISCOVERY. | Fis Article can be vent to any yart of the United Stas, by litle. water’ Cound bute silered’ the “fom af Aneto ios | that the U. & (euoue under ten covtuund OF Cok Bexene Baby, this toate pameneesa avoid sll che fatigues and deagers st- PE pete HY will you suffer with the toothache, when by calling | Mail. Persons ata distance can have them sant, by addresring | when the partition was knocked open the room was | reached that fort on the 14th of June. ‘The officers an | tage travelling, andatthe same time make an fit PEARL STREBT. oh Dr. PAIGE, 130 "Clrand street, nate Birding ing | asvabove, post paid. ie! S not more than two thirds filled «th water, As soon as | men Were all well and in fine spirits. Mr. H. reports } nee ‘ satonle, ” Feasameaes HE SUBSCRIBERS have just opened the largeandspacious | can have it effectually and entirely cured. He bas an entire MILITARY EQUIPMENTS. the first opening was made, the {rst sound which salut- | that several of the emigrants to Oregon had reached ne /e every morning at 7 0’el venge’ CARPET WARE ROOMS, No. tot Peal " f pening ; r An pei tt LT OOMS, No. 454 street, former- | yew preparation, that will cure it ina few minutes without . STORMS, : ON STREET, | ed the generous sailor’s ears was the vioce of the little | Fort Laramie. In his way inhe met five hundred and {vised to engage thetr places at Philadelphia. Office m ly occupied by Smith, Hewitt & Co., and are now ready to offer i 0 8 ioe y H}~ phin N. Ecornor of Chemiut. and Fourth streets, and at Nos. g ratire OW itdsk at Onioutiak, ber pain oF incen nce, sothat it may be filled, making it a valu AS constant!y on hand, «full assorement of Military and | bo: y, saying, ‘' Mother, I see daylight.” The next time | seventy-three wagons, and the attending companies of i” PI , ¥ the public an entire ck of Carpeting, bought expressly for | Abt hh fe eae y y lig! ( 13 and is South Third sts. A. CUMMINGS, Agent. ” | Uhe spring trade, some of which are exceedingly rich, of new de- | ple tooth for! Horse Equipments, according to the United Siates and | the vessel rolled, the whole room filled with water— | emigrants. They were all progressing well. No deaths Philadel May 17, 1845, sigus and colors. - Among them max be fount-+ Pay * | State regulation. | Also, a variety of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, | ‘The generous Heath seized hold of them both, and after | or accidents had happened to them or information, in the eit of New York, apply to 1) NEW SETTS KIDMINSTER BRUSSELS, Serquoths Allng eetcrntieae tuninnea omental Rela, | Trunks, Valises, Be. bec. 3 270 diame nig theta eecugr, tebe baal] opentune= easpticnes ——— ; } D. LEECH & CO.4 Line: West st, N.R. iPS. KIDMAETEA Timer PLy, teeth inserted in the most approved manner. j pone vie, made to order. Jel8 im’m | under water, and sometimes above it—faally, at the |. FIREIN Rurtanp, Yr.—On Friday evening, 1th myl7 6m*rre wig S$’ LINE OF STEAMBOATS KOR ALBANY, —Sundays Excepted~Through Di- oad: | eot, at o'clock F, M., fram the Pier between | Rugs, Druggets Table and’ Fino. Covert, Worsted, Taft ourtlandt and Liberty streets. gud Jute Mate, Oil Clothe, very heavy, axe, in gress variation, CHESTER, G. from 2 to 24 feet wide: together with all other articles usually T OFF WARDROBE imminent peril of his own life, succeeded in saving the | instant, about 12 o’clock,a fire was discovered in D mother and child, and saw them safe on board the agcom. | tho tavern barns belonging to Elisha Warner, which, the full value forall | panying vessel :—An act of heroism and generosity, | With his house, are entirely consumed. Furniture most- of, (either GEN- | worthy to be written in letters of gold, and handed | ly saved. Insured inthe Vermont Mut The store preriber, who | down tor the admiration and imitation of mankind. ‘The | adjoining, belonging to James Porter, was also consum- person, tun pepe ay wage sdly ahs geben dlne Be ‘Gen | act Was more commendable, from the fact that the | ed, together with a portion of his goods. Store insured LASTS, LEATHER AND FINDINGS. ONSTAN'TLY on hand an assortment of Baltimore and ‘hiladelphia Light Oak Leather, Philadelphia Morocco, Findings of all kinds. Lasts made to any pattern, 3 rate lot of Mr. G. Macheu’s Philadelphia Ras; ) Spring street, near Washingt WARRE ich Shading. SUPERFINE FINE, aND COMMON INGRAIN CARPETING ale at Steamboat Kt i s e a fay f roti tak 0 i 5 i Vermont Mutual. Also, a found in ade. ‘The publ il to call and ins jul3 im tlemen leaving the city will find it totheir advantage to send for | enerous tar was not a hand, but a passenger, on board | in the #:tna—goods in the a * , Ere Riven Eloi ere sled ari cpaces % the subscriber previous to selling to any other persou, one of the other vessels, and volunteered to do what all | store sitneted south of the tavern house is burned—not fe pies recieexs'| PATERSON & HUMPHREY, RCHITECTS, Engineers, Building ’and Real Estate J. LEVENSTYN, others shrunk from attempting.” insured. ‘There are two dwelling houses destroyed, sup- ace rom the foot | m0 2mm 454 Pearl street. ‘Agpnts, 33, Wall street, New York SE Novth Sith street, | BA ine ee Barer, (se mete | posed not insured. —Fermont Patriot, of Bareln . 3 Ss 1D s ‘| NBA! he Poi fo Will bo promt yo snicetaneatetnnnat we f | » Capt. Ry Furey, RADBROOK’S GOLDEN FISH 297 BROADWAY, | Philadelphia. Plans, Specifications and Estivnates for Built’ te fy . — 7 pm % ! i Me Beatee Wetaodees Bible Ged Maatag cA hiatera sete | LS Ho ietaea tim Coelen Meh aicg noc ieee ing; Drawings and Specifications for Patent Kights, Real Es. | tended to. iyl0 1m*re Imrortayt From Sr. Dominco.—We learn from | yississirrt Nominations —The Loco Focos met 5 o'clock. At the old place in Broadway—tw: st boat SOUTH AMERICA, Captain’ W. H. Truesdell, It has darted up stream to a far better haver one t tate bought and sold; ‘money loaned and invested; property | SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR. | the Merch Exchange, by the Almatia, from $ will teave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons, at And is now seen to glitter at tw: 5 onsed and rents callected é 5622 Im? re NITURE WANTED. Domingo city, July 7th, that on the 16th of June, the D VOIGTLAENDER’S __ AND the highest price given for all kinds of exat off clothing | minican army started from Las Matas, and stopp ed at in Convention at Jackson, and nominated the fol- | lowing State and Congressional ticket Governor, Al- bert Secretary of State, W. Hemmingway; clock. ” ; ‘There Bradbrook’s establishment, known as of yore, SIT > 4 and good second hand furniture. Persons wishing to dis- | Commendador, a Dominican post; from thence on the | (4) \ T soseugers taking exther of the above Lines will arrive in Alba- | ftyr's'well-stocked snd excellent gucliting stores DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS. ‘ofthe same, will do well to call on the subscriber, orade | 17th av o'clock A.M., they marched in three strong co: | tot Oetersl toht i pasa eee oes ny imample ume for the Morning Train of Cars for the east or t still furnishes outfits complete, A REANGEMENTS recently made with their brotherin- jie through the Post Office, which will be punctually | lumns, the first under the command of Gen. F. Alfaii, to | {52 “\a'nominated: Robert W> Ietien : woat hed and silk drawers, down to towel and sheet. | £4 law, Mr. Voightlaender, Vienna, enable the subscribers to | attended to. +B. LEVY, cut off the enemy's retreat; the second under Licut. F, | $0» Te-nominated; Robert Roberts, re-nomineted) tantial, are furn: 4936 Chatham street, New York, ¥ The Boats are new and su h new and | ‘The voyager bound on some long oc sell those Apparatus at reduced rates, ¥ Stephen H. Adams, of Lowndes Co.; Jefferson Davis, of elegant state rooms, and for speed aud accommodations are un- | Should call in at Bradbrookes, ere so Pimenter, and the third, being Artillery with two field | Warren Co. La N. B—Constantl hand, = of ; A Cale a erate rate any of the Boats ofthis Line, | All they need, when to far distant sta ‘ S7a.7® Apparatus, with two inch lenses for halfsize | “STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR, — | jy’, Gent clock on the same mre ein order of |, onrip Array 1x Easr Kixosrox, N. H.—We 4 A 7 by 1 n , . pl sat . ae pe 7" . in halted in front o ne ’ ” ¥ 7 * without a written order from the Captains or Agents. | Phe stranger or resident there may inspect Pail tas Appicae with one andbabill thelv Sense,’ tor HICH will change grey aur to its original color in afew | Hattle, and giving time for the first column to arrive and | @tn from Mr, Odlin,of the Haeter Express, that on | re ight, apply ow board the boats, orto. C. | dhe most elegant goods he could wish to select, curse ae. minutes. ‘This solution is different from any yet offered | DArthe: (nd RIVINK rr tee amy. At ten o'clock the sig. | Saturday night last, a number of fertons proceeded to 8 i office ou the wharf. 3 Mire | Qi the very best fabrics and tastefully made, Geutietgr senting Terbittances |-1h! penundance: with the t fail of superceding all others. f |hal was given, and the general attack commenced, | the house of Mr. Seavy, in East Kimgston, N. H., and " : aa REEL 1G Su Pe oh tn agge hy a af r depend upon receiving the genuine Voigt. ho doubt its virtues, are requested to have their hair | Srl ied ff i | made anassault upon it with stones. During the affray, CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO get P HING ponencers, So, nee, besees aad hove prove tab i chan dbefore paying their money, If humbugs would take | The firlog saat te epee anes a at ae |astone from one of the party struck the head of the BANKS ( SANDY HOO! With dressing gowns, night caps, , ‘ ney for the United State: this n i same time. er a battle and a | Wits of Seavy, which fi Thier ikull in three pie * . y ~ fo ht caps, and fifty things more, ri acy : N ke. well sustained fire from the enemy, the Dominican | Wife of Seavy, which fractured her skull in three places cai a ict Steumbont, BUFFALO. | _}iy bestll hid at Bradbrook’s famed outfitting store silbgr artes Connvecad: with thie bee Aerie set lotro ion: orwarded by Haraden’s Express to any made a furions charge, completely routing their | 2%¢ from the effects of which she almost immediately Capt. J. W. Hancox, will make Excursions | STABLISHED 16a market prices. W. A. F. LANGENHEIM, ay of aS eves alas aa opponents, who abandoned four different points which seri Times ‘luring the season every Monday, Wednesday, s S a ‘ . Vhiladelphia xchange. a s 1S > ¢ ‘ 7 they had previously oceupied. Up to the 22d, the num- ‘ = 7 t pa Sua sunday leaving Haminond street at # o'clock; Canal, 84} | PETER ROSE, CUTLER, AND MANUFAC. | . Reterring to the above advertisement, the subseribers inform | Sold wholesale ‘and rerall and, applied at, No.§ Chatham | {h0¥ led Hrevously occupied. te aa amonget | ¢ AETEMPT To coma Svrcine fin, Roxwwry.—On Pike sts., E.R, 9: Pier No. 1, N. K.s0¥4 0 Nock: | TURER OF the Daguerrian Artists in general, that the above Appararus and | street, opposite the Hall of Record , New York, up stairs whom were two cMiters: . Fotetenn pelewers wr Sunday night last an attempt was made by \.r, Hazel- On the return passengers will be landed at Coney Island, and ™ 2K O other materials can be procured at the stated prices, at their | Ju¢om™ a e Si naan deg A ¢ been ney ere firm of Morse & Hazeltine, soap manufactu- i canons ameter SURGICAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTT, | {)agucrrean Attelier, No-201 Brondway, New Vor, MAGNETISM EXPOSED taken, 7 officers, a surgeon and 6 non-commissioned offi- a state of partial derangement, to put an All kinds of Refreshments on board. Bait at cost. | No. 412 Brospway, Near Canat Stixer, New Yorn, iy3 Im're LANGENHEIM & BECKERS, tom Eh Sa anTy cers and privates. » by cutting his th "razor; pe Id respectfully all the attention of Physicians, | —2=——— —— = —— JUST PUBLISHED, Some munitions of war were also seized. On the | O"4 2 his life by cutting his throat with @ razor; -_o Res ENCH’S PUBLISHING HALL, Dominican side, 2 were killed and 8 wounded; and | Wimdpipe wa i 2 eon nl and Connery Merengate; to his gone: SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL. Pa NOTICE, STEmeCe pert ft tapproved | | FTER long endeavors, the undersigned has succeeded in 203 BROADWA on the 19h they were on the march with orders to at. | D¥t slight hopes of his recovery. Boston Sun. STATEN ISLAND in quality | FA ‘introducing to the people of the United States an article | TPE CONFESSION OF A MAC ER—Being an | tack a village about half a day's journey to the west. Grows ov witht Wie HN Winrteli/The Hope FERRY PAGES DAMANDES, (Orgeat Pate)iwhileit combines’ | inks : ay oneccand especially py. | Ward; but the enemy had fled, and the place was taken | ition of Springfield, Ohio, is twenty-six. hundred and very one, and es iiyigers, Ke 'they will be wider | Possession of, ‘ hs from Las | llty-five. The Republic anticipates that this will be in- Of this dangerous seience. An official report of General Duverge, from Las | o:cased to three thousand within the next twelve months, al Depots. Price 123@ cents. Caobas, under date of June 26th, also states that the | oo ‘tie prospect of the spe van guerd had token that place, and were in undis- | trusts that his long and practical experiene aving been engaged in It since 1822, ) will b tee to purchasers that all orders y attended to, Surgical and De 2ots, Shears, Scissors, Penkuives, Ke, xpowe shi henithy and pleasant drink for the Summer. While it promis | phe Ladies... T' Ses these qualities it is at the same time useful in removing Heartburn and Sour Stomach, aud i ital drink for diseases | of the chest. Its component’ parts are very innocent, an FOOT OF WHITEHALL STREET, | Steamboats SYLPM and STATEN ISLANDER will York every hour except 5 P. M., commencing at ly completion of the two rail- prom ML heave Staten laland every hour except 4 a _ «ls to that place has given a decided impetus to busi- t# AM, antil7 P.M. : i epaire | ecommended to feral ir of a = STNG : Boe 4 wea Dawn Geabsaont, (200 p Bi i wi eg FL er read lee wtcire vies Frame ary Pomp ore ys ees |" st nae ee steers fr i ee yas AND. SCAT bee Frye Pottesion iter of Ondoballes had “attacked and | Nes# and improve 7 ay fatent two Oven 1 joprietor by L. Jo cl S AND SCALPS 8 : 5 ked and : r. lator thine Wl. conbeniag coonocay, ecevestmce and ceruhillig, ‘Wines Tile Attioes tees ne nae WITHOUT shor MAC aPRINGS OR CLASPS, completely routed the enemy there.—Boston Traveller, | Munngn in Fanuaven Parker, accused of the reer ti mae | BR are Warrant ny ever offered. They are so 7 Y SILVER YO BE MAD ONLY OF July 22. murder of his brother in Fairhaven, a short time since, N&W YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LIND. | constrncted that it is almost impossible for them to get out of op QLD GOLD AND SILVER. : CHARLES RIDGWAY, - ‘ War examined before the Police Court at New Bedford FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRKGT, | gitetor forthe plata to rack, 10 coxnmon (0 all other ane | Sts Seis Tee Nok Binders Regand Silver | mR CUTTER AND WIG MARER Dr. Burke, the father of Master Burke, died at | Sy'riday last, and committed for trial at the next term Piet, een ‘he Be sey weil eae tae sane sven the toe satifacion, md tang one instanos hes Jewelers a2, Waited, Netter and Assayer of Metals. NO. 2 WALL STREET, * atic rw ae Ainge viieeioea friende: of | he supreme Conte, pier foot of Co , | the proprietor been ‘ont ite. . ngs. purchased by assay. Flue Gold an Me ratifyiiz to: the ol : cg aoe ayant Saturday afternoon at Torelgeke ey weeeY? | “All Hanger pac up by: the subseriber are warranted to giveen- Waiters yfor Plating, constantly on hand, at office No 4) ows. fonuira urement oe fala ie Ma Dr H. Powter, of Albany, to learn that he | EauGration at Bostoy.—The sain Copmtanane, aster nant COLUSA REY BPR rey | EMR ANG AN ERP ee Je tree | NS 000 TO LOAN ar PATO Ama | reached Liverpool on the 28th ult., after a pleasant pas- Sampson, arrived pe a ES Mond: ednesday au lav afternoon, at 7 o’elock. jeast expense tothe purchaser. . {SE—100 casks first quality Manganese, received 5 Tr N, on bond and mortgage. Apply a1 ith his health greatly improved by his | Passengers, and the shi + Read, he appl | ‘GEORGE PIRCE, Proprietor, rdf iM EK COLLING &COn” | sage of 21 days, with y imp y ; P Dosen Svoneanigs, Joly 2. PE a la apply on board, of at the office on the | 99 yn¥m pea Brod ay, met PERSE: RS BROOKS, | BI ’ ‘OL! Lins z revenge mostly Irish emigrant pt, July