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} | stock, showing the total amount of capitaleand money to be borrowed for gach class of works, giving the following results ; Conrmaycatep Pusiic Improvements iv Gueat Balrain, Esvatarep Cost, ke. m idochiell cow fom the City f New York, iu proximity, to Money pro- ving » Water Eelimate posed to he private family, or would of Capital boi teal bourding house if desired. It pls pens Y ry airy. ‘romantic scenery, atid for health ard salubriry £92,921,7 94,812,819 90,276,083 | of climate, bathing, aunot be excelled. It wit 16,190 rer 76,000 | > rented at a very low Present season, or ull the 618452 792,080 387,160 | ensuiny A , if desired ud possession damediatel ¥. Aly 5 10,5 through the Post we, directed to New Kochel estehes- 1639,000 1,000,000 11 ]08 3D | ger county, New York, or persouilly to Henry’ Partridge Rel x 33 ear the premises. jua7 were : . FOR Bate — mere “ TILE stock, fixture iture of a respectable £95,740,529 96,566,093 32,168,189 Tea aahiGel mae Dalek ee Redueed to our eurrency, the estimate of expense for sesibese, Os be aye chew for 7 ;. | cath ouly. Sathsfact: it will ue g « these works would amount to $478,742,645, und the epi | Fe, on aplication, 119 Fulton street, between the hour of | aud tal stock to $432,834,465. A speculation involving this | o'clock, P.M ju2T Stistec y 3 TO LET—The neat two sory and attic Br k Houm tmmente amount of money, murt hare produced ».com- | Ai TQM atte Bks housed amet eth plete derangement in commercial matters, had it not fine yard, &e-—healthy to. ation. Possession given 0: been checked by thefrefusal of parliament to graut many | ‘he f ugust. of the bills presented. The principal part of the ostima, ted expense was for railways, but the mania has ina great measure subsided, and many of the contemplated roads have beon abandoned. Old Stock Exchange. rst of Apply oo the promises, or address F., at thig office -A gentleman, with wife and two children, may be in- main as boarders with a geuteel family TO LET—The comnodicus front Office in the lower part of store No. 9 Gold street, Kuquice up stairs. Sy25 3t"rh ae TO LET—A good 5 id. two large Lofts, No. 11% $10C0 Penn's Se bom 7435 25ahun Morsis Canal song | AMM william t "thie door abers Jebaste tte We enquire iow do inn 8 de Ben So | seamen the sore eh 20000 do opg 74 25 do snw 90 WANTEL : $100 Ohio 6, "50 oe 25 de eo T CLARKWS & STEVAN'S ance latalligence 1000 lo w 150 ) ce, VIN ou ino spelbds S198 30 boo 30° | testant Servants and od and colored, of Bk of America 98 25 260 30° | moral character. ‘The 8 himself to of Com, full 95}g 125 20% | help tor the public Mr, Clark do my 25 930 295, | is patronised by in the country. 9 35 29% Ler=-0534 Du me street. two doors west of Broadway, ux 50 b30 50 rm Tenperance Intelligence Othe 4” 150 lo 30% i 10 Harlem it S18 Nor and Wore os MUSIC. 50 jo asae 69) é " ho has a thorough knowledge of Music, bein, ie io Gy 7 Bene yao 22 | AL Eine by the Brat masters im Europe, and feeling hersel Wo do 30 68% 50 tan fully competent to wtruct in that uccomplishraent, would wish is Oo time to the tstruction of youn, om mg - 9. Cantoo Go. tate tormas, A note addressed to A.B. C., at the office of this Second Board. f, sliail be punetually attended to. Je28 Ln*re 250 shes L Ialand RR p30 66 88 shas Morris Canal $044 ANTED.—A few sctive, intelligent men, to act usagents 39 do bae 54 Nor aud Wore 8 for the sale of ney and popular Publications, sn differen 108 lo 3 cu parts of the country. $300 per year ever nn bow wi ye mkamestTr | beet tee 70 | {asuted thems 1a writing, with as oppostauity of clearing $1000 $0 do M26 Bronington RR 32” | per your, and more if they are active Some meu, wow. in our 50 do 960 34%, 25 do. 3136 | employ, will uo doubt make over $1000 per year, clear of all ex. 50 Merci Canal 0! peuces, aud there is about half'a dozen places opeu, which must New Stock Exehange. filled; each man will have his district, and it will be hee sary for them to have at least $25 or $50, Co obtain a go DE $700 Ohio's, 60 edm 8646 Baha Morrie Cnt ¢ 98 | oud. “Nous uced apply unless he has that ammount, fee ie avant Webs USBank ‘bed s% 95 do Th Aug. 38 | olicctto yet themaarted iu such a mauuet us Will be bened, fe Farmer’ Tr smi85 50 Canton Co 40% | ial to thein, as well as to us. cy 060 $134 25 Stonington RR © 2% | Apply at % Duane street. Letters must be post paid. % de Bo se as go wo 30° | etd ately BLinmdRR wee wo de 10.8), | GENTLEMENS LEFT OFF WARDROBE ry do 83 65% 25 do © 30% WANTED, 40 do D3 65% a5 do 815 30, 1ENTL EN and Families can obtain the full value forall 2 ¥¢ of SS = e 030 ss 2 guest efeas tar ‘wish Fo diapose of, (either GEN 25 Noraid Wore 99 60% ee A AL onthe he an any other Gen price for all articl * find it tothe the subscriber previous to selling to any other persou sReEVENSTYN, 465 Browdway, (up stairs. N,B—A line through the Post Uthice will be prpmptly at! tended to. Died, On Saturday morning, 26th inst. Saran, wife of Mar- quis D. Sharkey. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers of the Covenant Lodge, No. 30, I. 0. of O. F. me jyl0Im*re the order in general, are respectfully invited to Jol ). FRERES, late of 44 Beaver street, have removedlic her funerel, this afternoon at 5 o'clock, trom her late re- 15 William street, up stairs. jy22lw*rh sidence, 40 Cherry street. C. ROSSIRE & CO. have removed to 100 Wall street, At Poughkeepsie, on the 18th inst. Miss Lovisa Bacsn, up stairs iy2l lwtee THE CITY FIRE INSURANCE C' OMPANY. ; Office No. 61 Wall stree TPBE Capital Stock of this Comveny was all psd i,t Prior to commeuciug busin: nd is mow ed aud ted in wn i he sig of flew York. | Rp he gra betoeamere eo raat 4 €04: r e , :heit losses promptly. ‘They now offar ample seeurity to all who may iwesure with them. tue {RECTORS. Richard A. Reading, Cysus Hitcheosk, Comelius W.Lawitece, Peter 8,11 Josiah »iacy Robert 1. Walk huinas Carper | William’ H, Fall hos, ©, Chardoveyne, | Joseph W,, "Cort jeury A. Nelson, | Jon D. Wright, Kaph seus ‘Abechim Bell, chard Field, D vid Loa, Thongs J; Tuirnsend, eke, Jr. Head RMON oe Merchant R.A HEADING, President D. F. CURRY, Secretary. jar lwives Te TT Te ThE UNITED SiALbd Fikb INSURANL, COMPANY ONTINUE to trans Cc loss ur damage by street. Jastes Winans, Secretary. New York, July 25, 18. HARTFORD FIR or Insurance against | ir office No. 67 Wall | J. L. BOWNE, Pres’t 2m __ iy26 3t*rh INSURANCE COMPANY. Agency O, No. 67 Wall street. HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS invite “owners of Proverty to call at their New York Agency, No. 67 Wall 5 he ample resources of this company sextrering are well understood in this comunity ; and they are not ouly brepered promptiy te pay their losses by the reeent fire, butto offer avundaut sr curity to the:r customers for the future. 3925 108 Fre JOUN NEILSON, Jr, Agent. ‘OFFICE OF THe JEFFERSON INSUMANCE CO., HE Stockholders of this Com the office of the Company and ish to fil upthe r respective shares equal to the present velue of their stock. The Stockholder ing out of the city are requested to convey their intention by post, to the office No. 50 Wall st. T. W. THORN z JRANCE. RITY INSURANCE COMPANY LE HE MUTUAL SECU | Dishes he has received | Arm Chairs, frou the years the Cardioal Ximenies, Gi Leen » rice: wat yoursell cal Also, two carved Uhai from 10 A. M. til A BLOCK TIN WARE MANUFACTORY. | GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Planished Tin and Common Tw Ware, Wood Ware, Baskets, Brushes, Door Brooras—in short, every variety 0 B.—A complete assortment ‘and Covers, Ke., &e., for hotels and steamboats, ob hand | sud inanafaetured at the shortest notice. 1m N. P* ER ROB. fr deseri, direct from the trithig advance on the original cost. tion to several lots purchased at auction, atau MAGASIN JAPANAIS, 69 Duane Street. A. fiir interes nds and the public to some splendid ion, receiv: onde snd the public in maguificent tou of ancient ect $y tat }) Pautings coutury; and t for Cath vle Charches; tobe i nearest 6PM Hard aud Hollow Ware ‘Mats, Shaker Seives aud usc-keeping articles. Joffee and Tea Urns, Table Cutlery, JAMES ¥. WATKINS, me reat New Yi W EMBROIWERIES. LATEST INTELLIGENCE five acts entitled fe Ot, THE JEWESS! zs $4 Ju) whel, w golusmith, Cardinal de Browuy, Pres y Jewess. ~ Brinee Leop Princess The Grand Emperor Sagism Albert, a captau FS Nu Heman, atte: o be « Chaffary 1Cz-Priee of Admissiou~¥irst Tet of r) te, $1" Secoud and Third Tiers, 40 centsy Gallery 2 center Doors open at7 o'clock, und u 1 nah OOes geen at o'clock, ati the Cortau will rae precisely at —NIBLO'S 6 ARDEN, Pop ‘omedian, PLACIDE, ERTS respectfully calls the attention of his oods of the above by recent arrivals, which, bemg imported European menufactories, will be sold at » He would also call atten mense sacrifice which will be found well deserving an’ early inapection, The followiug are ver; retail prieers— H y desirable, being 25 per ceut uuder the usus) -neck Chemisetts, richly embroidered, from 14s to $3, $2.25 to 85.50. tmbroidered Collars, finished edges, for 8s., usual price 108 6d. 450 Embroidered 50 Capes, at $3, usual prieg $5. do. ‘very rich, from $6 to $10. jo 200 prs Embroidered Under Sleeves, from 4s to $3,58. 1 case Embroidered from $3 * aes Linen Lawn Handkerehiefs, from 6d. Dresses, upwards. do extra |; for geutlemen’s use. 45do — do_—_—hemmaticl a do do Rivierd borders. A choice assortment of rich embroidered Handkerchicls which are offered unusually c Seases of vari stripes, plaids, figures, &e., ke. ATot hen Mein Ti iecneise 1 of which will be sold decided re No. 7 COMIC ALMANACS of New Hi with a SH CAPITAL OF $100,000, having been io about one year aud entirely escaped lo willtake risks in THis city on the most by the late fire, fa rable terms. ave As the rules of the Company prohibit the taking ov on auy one risk, they are nut as liable to impair ing fires $3000 their they would other- w be. AR claims for losses will be prom; usted. claim for Losses wil SP PENY CLANK, President. Puri 8. Gatrin, Secretary. Applications for i the ab mn pau made to the subscribers, who are authorised to issue policies. 8. BALDWI J. HARRISON, iy23 tw*is re its, 65 Wall street. Orrice or tux New Youn Equitam.elne Co. ‘Wad July, 1945.—58 Wall st. i "pas Company have ascertained that upwards of 60,000 lars of the sum first estimated im the burnt district destroyed or damaged, ‘om the best c:leulation, it is hieved that this company will pry all its losses at maturity, and hive a capital of 190 to 170,000 dollars left. This company continues to iusure on as favorable terms ss other sound institutions. LAMBERT SUYD 4M, Pres’t. 423 6tis*rre TrUaL INsuRANCE ComPany, { : ‘New York, i9th July, 1845. HE losses of this Company by the lote fire will not proba- bly exceed $50,000, and having au xmple subscription t coure the payment of its losses, the Company will continue to ‘ire and Mariue risk» as h=reto *rre W. W. DIBBL lol- Joszsu STRONG, daughter of Gen. John Brush, in the 26th year of her age. ed ILLIAM CORNEBY about nine Should this mee: wouid ne kid enough to let him, kuow that by h jatar 10 Thomas Coles Hoppin, Esq., of Provide stand, with whom by his brother, Joseph Coles by, his certificate tisin, will hear something to age. 9 & WAKD bavivg beew burnt out, have removed to Store No. 89 Broad strect, on the commer of Stoue street. Jy20ve BOARDING. ingle geutlemeu, or gentlemen and their mmodation with good Board aud pleasant veuue, East Brooklyn. ‘Te place is cele- <ifor being healthy abl Dlenssut, commanding a fine view of the Bay aud Harbor of New York.” Aypl JAMES VAN DYK, 74 Clinton Avenue. : esr the Church, B.—Omnibuses ran until 10 o'clock P. ; NOTICE. C "IHREE or four wi PILOT BOAT FOR SALE HE Pilot Boat NETTLE, of Boston, is offered for sale. dhe is one year old, 66 tons burthen, a tast sailer, and an M eXcelientsea boat, copper fastened, and built in the most tho- R. CLARKE is desirous of supplying the public in towr rouch magner, of white ot and kackmetok, by 3. Hall, of aud couutry with the best of heip, free of expense, wit East Boston. Hes 2? tons iron ballast, and well fouad i servants of good character, both protestants aud others, white &e Sold to close the concern, Price $1000. d coloreds He tatters himself that by doing so, he is bene fitting all those in want of employment, and is in hopes of tha patronage, which such an wudeitaking’ merits. His office 1s 95s¢ Duane street, and fitted up for the accommodation of all i want of employuient. Cull ac 9534 Duaue street. j020-Im*m BILLIARDS—GREAT IMPROVEMENTS. OUTHERNERS, Strangers and Citizeus are mvited to try ‘Mahogany Beds with 165 Panels, made by steam machinery So much work could not be done vy haud without three times the usuil price. Likewise Cushiows so elastic that eleven en Nettle, care of Merchant’s Exchange, B ston. c .., HOBOKEN TURTLE CLUB. FINE GREEN TURTL#. will be served up at Burn- ham’s Mansion House, Bloomingdale, wader the age- reat of the old Hoboken Lustie Club, ou Tuesday, the 2th uly, ist, Spoon Exercise to commence at 5 o'clock, P.M. Should the Weather be wifas orable on the moruing of the day above mea= Bonen, the Disney will ‘ake place the first fair day after. oomuxdale Stages leave corer Try ou Row aud Chatham | be art by a single blow. For sale or playing at BASSFOKD'S steetevesy haif hour through the day. Kmekerbocker Live | old sta races Joining the Museum Building, Aun street from Whue Hell, do Juz 3tFee aud eg ated at ‘ pnt 4 Tabl - — a Otis Field, with a number of these improved Tables, invites NEW YORK GALLERY OF ‘THis his frieuds to call at the United States Hotel. ntranee thr wah FINE ARTS. the bar-room or 196 Water street. iy23 lintrre HE Exhibition of the Pictures and Engrsvings of this in- tucion is uow Open to the publ jotuuds ia the Paik, (lately oc.upied by the Post Uilice.) Ratrauce from the rk. ‘LiFE MEMBERSHIP ONE DOLLAR ;to non-members, single adinission 2) cents, : . The Kooms will be open daily, from 9 A.M. until sun- “Those holding Serip Certificates can obtain Certificates of Membeiship at tue door, as heretofore. jy26 Lwis*rre HOTEL DES DEUX FRERES, BY 3.4. & A. P. SEIGNETTE. NPHIS quiec ana heilthy to tired fom the busti thoronghiere, yet adjacent thereto and oll the steambont Inuds Angs, presents F.€ most desirable sojourn in th ry for gen mw travel nx, OF residento—wiere they can Le accommodated ‘With huidsomely furutshed bedrvoms, with or without board, 168 Du ve street. 3526 lwerh PIANO FORTE TUNING. J.B FINLAYSON. (ate of M Broadwood & Sons, * Loudon,) respectiully ical public of New Xork, that he wit d: vo i testimonials of the ipkite t e his ume to tie Toning Piano etmiuent ar- werg, Liszc, Herz, Moxhelle, and Cramer, he tsatistzetion. Chainbers & Jolies’ Music il) meet with prompt atten- Jy% Iwree » FLOM LIVER WATCHES — WATCHES AND JEWELRY —1 how _who wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches, Golc hains, Gold Pencils, Keys, &c., will find it greatly to their ad age to call on the subseriber, who is selling all description: of the above at retail much lower than any other house in the city. Gold Watches as low as $20 aud $25 each. Watches anc Jewelry exchanged or bought. All Watches warrauted to kee) ood time or the mouey refunded. Watches and Jewely repait ed in the best manner and warranted, at much less than the asual price G. C. ALLEN, m25 Im*ec Hi ChLEBKATED PALE LYAMANUES. ORGEAT y dissolved in water proves a very excel ent, pleasant aud healthy summer drivk; it can be had at the following, places :—J. Milhuy 183 Broadway Chilton, 263 Bro-sdway: A. B. Sand '& Co., 273 Broadw: ner & Young, 132 Chatham street; W.R.” Ballagh, cor, bers and Chatham streets; P. Merkle, 383 Grand street; by, cor. Division and Clinton streets; Moore, Lent & Co., 1 Front street, , 129 Attorney . For fh ddiugtou, 203 Hudson, corne: . Bissett, 6 way 1 mgt. Collins & Co. nd street; Dr. Sargent coruer sti efflin, 114 Canal sureet; A. G. Aten & Co. 110 Broadway ner Of Fulton and Cranbe PAINTINGS FOK SALE. Importer of Watches and Jewelry, ‘Whotesste aud Retail, 51 Wall street, Late %. cor, Williamest,, op atvire, ju3_luntre 1P CARROLL Or CARKOLLTU PELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., No. 65 WALL STREET. THIS Company is prenared to pay in cash on demand, all losses ithas sustaiued by the late fire, «0 svon as the claims are adjusted, Fire and Marine risks will be taken as usual. . SIMEON BALDWIN, President. W. W. Dinare, Secretary. New York, 23d July, 1845. OFFICE CF THE CROTON INSi 35 Wace Street, New jy23 1m is rre RANCE CO. ly § fons THE Capital of this Company rem impaired, their by he Gre of this day uot exceeding $0,000, and they are Srepared to make prompt settlement of all claims against then They continue t) insure Fire aud Marine Risks, at fair rates dy2l Iwistec ROLL, Sec’y. THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY Caprrran, 200,000 Dotuars. Mfice, 41 Fultor street, Brooklyn, fs ANY 1s prepared to take risks in the city of on favorable terms having lost by the recent tire only about ten per cent of their capital ‘ ha ‘The losses sustained by this company will be paid on liqui- lation. E.C.FINN Secretary. B.M. DELAMATER. President. Rrooxtye July 9, 1845, Jv 20 1m ism INSURANC THE, BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE CO. will iusur buildings aud merchandize sgainst loss and damage by fir: in New York, at their office, upper corver of Fultou and Front streets, near the Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn, The ‘copital of this company is unimpaired by the recent calamity Reference is made to the following gentlemen, directors of the company, doing business in New York, for further infor mation, viz -—E. D. Hurlbut, firm of E. D, H. & Co., 84 South Paul Spofford, firin of Spofford, Tileston & Ci W iter street; Amos Willetts, firm of A. & 8, Wallet Poatl street ; Joseph Pettit, firm J. Pettit & Co., 134 Pear WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, President. Avrrep G. Stevens, Secretary, Dated Brooklyn, July 21, 1845, jy2t wi "(HE MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM. PANY, No.6! Wail street, inform the public, that they d to meet all claims promptly, aud their assets are ed by the ree that’ they are d Fire Risks en the my GREGORY, Presid JOSEPH HOXIE, Vice Pres't. Exwoon Waren, Secretary. v2) Iw is ec New You, July 19, 1845. N THE Commercial of Saturday, appeared a statement, that the JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY. had los: the recent fire $200,000, I wish 10 say. th over-estimated. "The losses_of the Company, it is r will amount to about $100,000. Te c Pany continue their business of insurance as usual, at their office No. 50 Wall street. T. W. THORNE, President. jy20 ec _ NOTICE. ee: NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. No. 62 Wall street, (Jones’ Buildings) has lost not ex tly ceeding Twenty-Kight ousand Dollars, probabl: tmore tian Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars, by the receut fire in the Virst Ward. ‘Applications for insurance received as usual. No risk taken for more than $5,000. iy lwtm WM. JAS. BOGGS, Secretary. POOL —Cousignees of goods by this ship will please send ais, and 9 tueir permits ou bourd, foot of Oliver street, or to the offiee of dalen by Guereino, Sc., &e. May be seen daily from $ ihe eee i bias hon dy All monde not permitied 1a five 4 o'clock, at 91 Liberty street. iy4 Im*re Dee rena ar vey, wa sett Se BB are Sta ede FT. WINE.—A complete assortment of Bridport Seime, Her 75. Comal se eine OPE as, ig and Gill Net from 24% to 96 Ibs., maiufuc- New York, July 25,181 Stet comer of Marder Leane. | sured with tha greatast care from the best materials, expressly ei hd hed for this market, aud for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by ZRANSPORVATION OF GOVERNMENT | _iy2iec K. K. COLLINS & CO. 54 Senth st. MATERIALS. SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed ‘*Transportation,” will be received at this office until Tharsday next, the 3ist Musteut, at 3 o'clock. P. M., for carrying the buik of about 1600 barrels, more or less, and about fifteen toas of nh aud Copper trom this Port to the Navy Yard, at Peasa- eula, Fla. Seperate proposals, endorsed in the same manner, will be re- evived during the same period, for carrying a qaautity of Lune, mc sks, vo the sume destination. ‘Teo fair-weather working days to be allowed at each mart for takiug in and discharging cargo. No primage to be low. ‘Lhe vessels will be subject to the usual inspection, and must be ready vo load wheuever required. PROSPER M. WETMORE, Navy Agent. a Navy Agent’s Office, New York, July 94, 1845. iy25 6t rre AGENCY AL NEW OKLEANS, La. HE SUBS3URIBER offers his services m the Settlement of Claims ia this city, or its vicinity, aud in the Collec- lection of Accounts, Notes, Dratts, Dividends, or any obliga- ons whatever. efers to Messrs. ; H. &'D. Parish, L. M. Wiley & Joseph Keruvel Pr A a RL AL RL PAPERS LOST Te on Wednesday, the 16th July—supposed in the neighborhood of Ann, Nassau or Faltow streets—two Lar’ 'ARCELS, unaddressed ; one containit eds, and the other a few French newspapers ‘The articles ere only of consequence to the owner, and if the finder will leave them at the othee of the Herald he will be suitably rewarded. Jy26 actrre RUINS OF THE BURNT DISTRICT. MP UE DAGUERREOTYPE ViteW of these Ru fram Exchange Piece, site the spot wi PINE WOOD, SEVEN HUNDR» D CORDS No. 1, for sale low, in Gin- OD gatha Inlet, Accomac Co., Va., by OER SAVAGE, RUSSELL. Said Inlet is navigable for vessels dra 22 Im*rre GALVANIZED [KON AND TIN. GUALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, 9 very. su- Periorarticle, warranted not torust. Also, Tin Plate, Bhee. Tron, Russia Sheet lron, Sheet Copper jotch and Amet rican Pig Iron, for sele bv mys For CASS & WARD, No.71 Rrnad atraat VUOIGTLAENDER'S DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS. RRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother-in- able the subscribers to in inch lenses for fall size Inender, Vienn at reduced rates, ¥ paratus, with three r para Largest_size Apy platen at $1 Apparatus, with two inch lenses for half size ? ith one and-a-half inch lenses, for New York, EETER CONREY, Jr. iy Im*re K remittances in accordance with the above prices may depend upon receiving the genuine Voigt laender Apparatus, and not a worthle: tated article, they having procured the sole agency for the United State Piatesaud Chemical of their own. importation, as well as all other articles connected with their art, for sale at the lowest market prices. ‘W. A. F. LANGENHEIM. Vhilndelphia Exchange. Referring to the above advertisement, the subscribers inform the Daguerrian Artists in geueral, thatthe above Appararus and other materials ean be procured at the stated prices, at their Acelar, No-to1 Beosdwars New York: LANGENHEIM & BECKERS. CARVER & HALL, ARCHITECTS. Engineers, Falltiog sad Real Estate iyd Imtre Crocker & Warren's store, may be xeea at LOUIS L. Agen all street, New York; 51 Noith Sixth street BssHOP'S, Daguerrian artist, No. 2) Bro dway. Phitadelphin ecifications and Estivaates for Build ew, emornciog all th in Broad stree Drawings fications for Patent Kights, Reni Es Broud d fe bought aud sold, money loaned and invested; property soon be dand rents collected. 1692 Im Fre ng b to preses ut ity of th 7 fast te will be diay narnmubiwie Co ish Patent Sheathing Felt, suitable tor roofs of Ai ea nore! suse ship bottoms avery -auerior aructe and of SL, BISHOP'S Daguerreotype Rooms, t besefit not only to the bottom of vessels, but also’ to the jy25 me rre aan ge iroukwty ‘or sale by E. K COLLINS & CO., 6 South st. PORTE! ALE AND CIDER. JOHN J. STAFF'S BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, 0.2 ANN STREET, next door tothe Ameriean Maseum, returie his sincere thanks to his friends and the pnblic ry fe- Td MERCHANTS AND CONTRACTORS, OKe bSPECIALLY to those who have suffered by the (ar hy hey leose bel upoa JNO. G. TiBBeTS, 201 Teet, whe Jnade au important’ improvement SHUTTELS AND DOORS, whieh will ro. cast ott wien h t flames are pouring There are some sh to these, bat uot the valine os diy present improvement. dy% 2werie JNO. G. TIBBETS, Tv NAVY OFFICERS L generally, forthe very liberal share of patronage al ceived, and hopes by strictattention to business to. merit acon VERY haudsome suit of UNIFORM, suitable for a | ieuaaee ] J — P. ed Midshipinan, can be purchased at less than the Philadel) noe banka Cider, Lime Cost. Croton Ale, London Browu Stout, ne reason for advertinivg the above iy that the geutleman by and Scotch Ale whom they were ordered has receatly deceased, aud they wil 9 dat a gieat se wt Ordars for shinning attended to with despatch. mbhiter The ype ns mae ba the ba quality _ werkmanablp, IMPORTANT NOTICE and can be seeu fora few days at the store of the subscribers, ro a eee RYDER, BROTHERS, DAGUERREOTYPE ARTISTS. ulway, C [E, IORIZONTAL AnD YER'S DESKS, OFFICE TABLI CHAIRS, STOOLS, &e., &e., We. FTE undersigned hare made application to get Letters Patent for their _new process to coor Daguerreot) pe Pictures This process produces au effect not known before, and changer e appearance of the Daguerreotype to that ofthe finest parnt i. This coloring process i dine by nature itself, guided only Pipette Ta ene eee) en tate | OM the operator,and machinery... Itean be peformer Hie de that they have taken the store coruer of Browdway art of painting, and will be per nud Wall ste ets, where they 1-teuu to keep oa hand a general It also ean becom municated sasovtinent of the above orticles, together Wiih all kede 0: kur oan niture, + hairs, &e.~ all of winch will be disposed of on reasons Artists wishing to procure the Pateot right for a, Cit able terma, All orders thavkfuly received and punctually at | COMUtys bento, |'y t paid) to in *re LASTS. LEATHER AND FINDINGS, tended to atthe orvestuotice. Old work repaired. JOTHAM CLARK, BDW.C. LITTLE. TO LET.—Plessxnt Rooms, with Breakfast and Ten if re- (nm ’ red ‘ . a +s 4 ONSTANTLY eo hindan assortment of Br Wetrrences area ge Tie family. Apply at i? Howard | C Wittieiphia Light Oak Leather, Philadelaite Moroes and Findings of all kinds, Lasts made to any pattern, storns, casi She. RESINISHE for ale aft Spine street, tear Wash Pas Ban o , © MEKES, 5 uF | Ne at 295 ‘ing street, near Washington street, N Weitatieet, New York, Also Damaged Wooll whit deen WARREN 8 Wiking” due up. Orders may be left at 60, 69 sloott 8 SInde. 69 Pune ste t—8 1. Jones & Go. 12 Pine at toHalste dy Hanes & , Lib tty» .—Wilcon, Bu d 61 Pine street. GARPETING. 454 PEARL STREET. TP HE SUBSCRIBERS have ju CARPET WARE ROO) | FWroRTER oF WINER EXEL, - PORTE ES, No. 39 John strvet, informs his nd olor - Thhonts suid the lave generally; thet in order | 1 ING BOEEE RIOMINSTER BRUSSELS, ie arrangeinenta fo have | Rawrely New direct froin Bordeaux, Wines of | 19 PS. AIDMINSTER TAREE PLY. the rietors direct. i} 4 houses (ollowing are sufficient recommen- tee of the Wines, without further details i | Proprietors of Vignobles, at Bordeaux, Mertakes to sell Wine fer famil; nee, by iva Im’ se FINE. Inte Shed Es COMMON.INGRAIN pe Of erery rauwey “ Vipteeds Tate Mats; Dil Cloths, very. hiegvy. and. in great ‘0 4 feet wid together” with ‘all pd med “erates baa 'TERSON & found in onrstocke Hee ee COLLING k Sota beeg, Ro Epes | satisfaction to inform their customers and the it will uot require over 10 percent of their cap t0 pay all claims for losses by the recent sad conflagration in this city. The office of the company, No. 61_Wall street, is open for insurance as heretofore. R. H. READING, President. ). F. Curry, Secretary. J Tweee. FIRE INSURANCE, THE TRUST FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 60 Wall street, offer i st loss and damage by fire on reasonable terms. i Directo: Elias G. Drake, Valentine G. Hall, William Whitewrig! J. Hutchi William H. Johnson, Francis public, that Qc Butler, Martin Hoffmen, Wm. F. Leggett, J TT send, Charles Williams, Bdmand Penfiid, Robert M. Stratton, John Rankin, Jr., John H. Hurtin, John Cleaveland. ELIAS G. DRAKE, President. L. Cuarman, Secretarv. SCOTT'S BAZAAR No. 97 DEY STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND GREENWICH STREET. SANDS SCOTT returns hi jy2lwree most sincere thanks to his friewds and the publi for the liberal support re- ceived since he has bee ness, and hopes by the sam: rict attention to merit a continuance thereof. raaliti of his Ales, es, iors and Segars, are too well known assortment of Refreshments to be it—such as Beef Steaks, Mat Eggs, Sardins ‘oached 5 fee, ke. A inner of Roast or Boiled Meat for One Shilling, every xy, from 12to 4 o'clock. Dublin Brown Stout. always on Jrnught. ings for 25 cents and 3734 cents. Cateata moment's notice. This House has been proved, by comparison, for years past, to be the eoolest and most comfort able in the city. No House better pplied with English irish, Seotch aud city papers. Always the latestuews by the Stenmers, Good Rooms for Private Parties always ready” at & noment’s warning—free—gratis—for vothing. Jef im Fee ESTABLISHED 1822. PETER ROSE, CUTLER, AND MANUFAC- TURER OF SURGICAL AND DENTAL _INSTRUMENTT, No 412 Broapway, sran Canat Sroeer, New Yorn, P,, B would respectfully call the attention of Physicians, « Surgeons, Dentists, and Country Merchants, to his gene cal assortment of instruments and Cutlery of the most appre patterns, which he will warrant uot to be surpossed in qualit Gr workinauship by any manufactured in this country or is ported. P. # trusts thet a ds promptly atte tal Lust rors. Shears, Scissors, Penknives, &e., ground, set, and repai'- od with great care and despatch, jni7_Im*re FOR SALE OR TO LET, T the Nine Mile Stone Kingsbridge Rovd, 4 handsome £% Cottages, two of which contain M4 rooms, with kuchen wide Har piszrs, front and rear, with Ice ‘oach houses attached. ‘The other two contains Nise Rooms, with Marbe Mantles, Grates, &e., complete. Also e at I mile Stone Fort, Washington, containing Hy ens, with coach house and other necessary ouildings, all fin ediu the best manner, with 5neres of ground attsehed. ‘The view from each is varied wid extensive, embracug river and point of health, will vie with any ¥ at New York. Apply to KF. CARMAN, 65 Broadwaj Or at the Store on 155th st., Kingsbridge Road. jul5 2wree J), RILEY &CO., 297 Brondway, publish and keep on hand * au extensive assortment of New and Fashiouable Music, which they offer for sale at_wholessle and retail at the loweat possible prices. They manufactnre Instruments of superior: an ity—Warrait every article they sell, being practically acqut «int \d with the different branches of their business, Military ands eupplied at the mont reasonable rates. myl2am*rre ~_ MILITARY EQUIPMENTS. __ U.J. STORMS, 3 FULTON STREET FLAS comant’y on hand, a fall assortineat of Military ‘and Horse Equipments, according to the United States and State rerulacion. «Alan, avarity ‘Of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Vreoks, ec. ee. iments of every atyle, made to rder. jet Im*m ocher situation in NEW MUSIC. e undersigned has ee to the peopl of the United States an woe hey hy i jeeded, PATES 1 ASLAN DE: pital drink for very innocent 8 of Ii ymponent parts can be recommended to females wet nurses, and can be msed at: Prepared and sold for she Pro 12 Attorney street for TH INVISIBLE WIG SO, clotely resembles the real hend of hair that sceptics and counoinseurs have pronounced it the most pertect and extra sidinary tuvention of the day. ‘The grent sdvantces of this no vel aud unique wig ia its being made without hich catees ts appewrances 40 closely to revemb s! init, both ae keg ud ae }, $0: porous and so free, that in Or ° novel at of ca and the great Par aAr sare es ata N33 the public appearance of o engre natur Head Cor call, look, send for iunples genatit y of colored print i Show faye MWe sell lo orders, iu tim jelim*re PIANO-FORTES F BROADWAY, AT 4il D. ents, cheaj its, ke. ke. in ¢ Blils of al kinds given to jous styles o! iss and Wrench Muslius, iv Laces, Vi losiery,Gloves, OA DWAY FOK 184, FOUR KINDS publication, depots, Ser aud geugrally, are hereby uotil the annua! itr Comic ‘Almanacs, replete ine ith, care fromm. the laughing volume o! - athe spot will re wall orde 3 Sor gout cal ones om applica; ado fall justiee to all iN TURNER & FISHER, 74 Chatham street low, for cas! 01 Kinds, quantity, ‘OR HIRE, (UP STAIRS.) WALKER has constantly on hand an exter e assort ineut of eleguut Rosewood and. Mah rusoforte: of every description, including Grands and Cabinets, which are lowned on hire at the above establishment, or manu. fhetory, No. 40 West Idth street, near the 6th avenu ‘Also, New Pumos for sale, wit all the modern improv ments, warranted equal to any in the United States. je1)'tin* re MUSIC. and Violin, cor be York the ¢ short time, . D. will go, pes the city, y ‘Terms reasonable. as usual, to the residences of his pupils to any by the stages. Satisfactory city and other re ferences sven on application at No. 65 Franklin street. dy9 lintm UNNS & © “Coleman's N entire United States, the pablic, that with modi of this invention udiced mind, their own warrent them in u tune in any ¢! of atinosphere. each instrument, The public are tuvited to examine the‘ olian Pianofortes their ware-room u may bad this improvement attach jeru made horizoutal Pianofortes. In regard tothe durability AOLIAN HARPS. LARK having parchused the patent right for olian Attachmentto the Pianoforce,” for the excepting Massachusetts,) auuounce to are now prepared to supply Pianofortes , Or to attach the same to auy they 1) N. & C. are prepared to satisfy the most pre i experience wi ithe assertic The most satisfactory warrantee is given with No. 210 Broadway, opposite the Park ‘of 6, 64§ aud 7 Octave be found av assortmnes hon rosewood and mahogany cases that th remain Limite, and it will not be affected by transitions ed for four nights ory. of the re-eugagemeut or the AMILY. Monday Even Will be presented, the hig GRANDFATHER tT isa Drayton, Miss Roberts | Suvsan, vente icdacnan Whisiesd: ort iii ‘be followed by HE’S NOT A-MISS. Mrs Prettyman... ...eeccecc0 see 000M Mra Algate. CMY Daveuport Johu Seltou rimauce by the Ped‘ Fitzallon Mr Preity man, ‘To couclude with Gras Pert ACROBAT FAMIL ; (OP Aa efficent Fuuce mul always ve iu atteadaace to mai cai wood order and herp af imrgpet pero out Gee Tickets Fifty Cents A limited number of Season Tickets will be dis . erformance to cammenee at 8 o'clock of. joors open at SACRED MUSI¢v and SUNDAY CONCERT. Consisting of «selection from the best works of the most Distinguished Performers, aud divided into TWO PARTS. By the Exeellent Band, wider the direetion of LOTHIAN, will be given 0 nda: Fivening, July 47 The most sinchihes t aud extensive |} in the world— chastely yet beautifully di ¢, aud cooled by a cen Fouatain, will be thrown open for these Sacred Performance: Daring the inter rom 24 speciouseutrances, ide preading landscape around— enjoyed iu pace sufficient in the unequalled tudes, without incerfyriug with t PROGRAMME. part I, utmost perte Aria, from the Creation. Prayerof the I M Vital Spark of Heav The Crucifixion German Hymn. Au = Grand Adagio. S.cred Chorus, Andante . . Vuber The Deseried Abbey Bishoy AtDawn of Day. « 7. Clarke Admittance, 1284 ce its. , ‘The Castle Gorden is oven every day {rm sunrise, affordine superior opportuaities for readine, meditation or wadisturbec promeaade, within this yaat huildiog, or on the uppar orlow- ot gill-ries command ny he sex jure UASILE GARDE Admission 25 Ce ts. Great Musical Attraction ! Proprietors... , » Messrs, French and Heiser Grand _ Entertainment ! Montay Evening, July 28, The performance will commence with the Overvare t» La Vivaudiere, by the fall Orchestra, Soug Mr Dennis Overture Full Ba Pas Grotesque, by C La Reine de Chypre. Belld ‘The Nati F lutermusou of CG, f Barsloe Full Orchestra, Mi ert ison ommriiade aud Refresh 1 DV'ce of Sear lf au Hour for Prome Tis FIELD respectfully informs his friends and the public that he has arrived im the cit) ed States Hotel treet; where he has a number of Bassford’s unproved Tables, on sale or for playingy and will be happy His bar is well stocked jor: obblera, White Lions, dr, Be. ned, A. Srckot huse Laferta’s patent; snd Mechanical Teeth, &e. areat sacrifice. snd embrace every article required in the bus ill be sold in w Herald offiee. GRAND EXUUKSION TO KROUKLAND LAKL, COTILLION PARTY by Mr. Brooks of ed Cotillion and particular desire, enxaged frctured d_commodious steamboat DELA- t. P.M. Smith, will moke an excursion on Thurs- 18 i atiful spot 7 A. My Delane past 8; North River, Pier Ni nond half past 9 the city at 9 o’e! pany sel of geatleme: tug at areasonal which can be Iv uid ow board th tlge, Je, havin first class'steamboats aad sy.-ndid wiilbe beautifully decorated and ili The steamboat it He CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, have the | Barge, capable of accommodati will ‘eave the fos street tickets 0 cents. Particulars i GENTLEMAN giv 34, Hammond street 8, and Jersey kets $1; admitting a gentleman and | and takeu quarters at the Uni 1, his entrance through bar, or 196 Wate: to have them making Sherry jo6 Imre with materials: TO DENTISTS. x ruments, due superior double action Chair ove Lathe; full and Instruments; togeth with 150 Plate and Pi They have uot been twelve months im Lots to s Niblo'’s—Dodworth’s Cele is, by s id Iiluminitions man to Ki I stay three hi scenery ri River, ut 8; Pike street 1,9; Canal quarter past ; and 19th street quarter to 10, Retu ck. No pains will y street, Eas Refreshments will be furnished by Mr. Dowa le charge. Tickets for the exeursion 50 cents id at the Astor, Franklin aud Howard Hotels e boat, Jyz7 4t*m FLOTILLA BALL ithe celebrated, dancing master, and Mr. Tange completed their arrengements with o barge ELAWARE, comfortably, P. M., Canal City at As. perso ot of Warren street at 7 o’clock ture advertisements. 327 tm Dk. cE ud p. Ht “Smith, a Fare for the w! lammond street 1 ier No. 1 N. R. 236, mal to,the city by hall-pese 7 0 LIGHTFUL, EXCURSION fine view of Sandy ight, tt H arbor, and enjo’ the refr hin Getta steamer DELA on i=} sea breeze. ¥ Afternoon, July 27th. wil if Delancy street, E. R.. at lo’ctock; Pike st Canal street Warren street 2 iat 7 o'clock. hole Excursion, 25 cents. 527 Ite NEW FERRY T YELLOW HOOK, FORT HAMILTON, AND CONEY ISLAND. 9% A, 1k AML, gand6 P.M. and ments. ‘The Tolas, Captain Yat Ite M. 2% and5 P. M. 249 and 5% P. M Returniug—will steamboat WAVE, Captain Hen: e Mallan, will ran on Sunday, lows:—Leaving Pier foot of P .; and Pier foot of Canal st, BE. ., and Pier 1 E.R. at 11'A. M Teave Coney Island at 123% ike street e 1244 cents. For the hours of running week days, see bills and advertise- Kingston, (U. hall, $2.50—Montreal, $4.50. |, $10,50—Also, Oswego, $3— .,) $i—Toronto, $—Cleveland, (O.) Ge troit, $6 5°—Chie. go, (TH. ) $10,50—North to roy aud White- Office No. 10? Barclay st. M.L. RAY, Agent. jy25 lurtsh EXCUKSION TO THE FISHING BANKS. tx sm Fare 0 ce Ro at oy fine Band of Masic is engaged. Bait furnished gratis; Steamer KR. L. STEVENS, Captai L. M will make an exeursion to the is Thursday and Friday. Jeaving Hammond street at 854 o'clock, A. S st Rives, at 9; and Pier to the city in good sea = pall charge. ‘ A in?) lwisten iy? rre wight or passage apply to, § FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL, The Royal Mail Steamships BRITANNIA ond CAMBRIA will | Boston for the 4 rts, as follows, viz: commander—* ae Angust 1 , August 16. BRIGHAM, Jr., Agent, 6 Wall street. AUGUST. —The w and elegant packet ship LIVERPOOL LINE 'OF PACKETS OF THE ASHBURTON, Heory Huttleson, master, 1100 tons Mur he Having very df steerage pmasengers, pers nake early appl The splendid new ship d the Ashborton, ans BLA POOL Angu: sed Revulor Pocketofthe Ist of August —The porated fast sacli-g packet ship EUROPE. “urber, commander, will sail positively on Friday the Ist of st ; Hiiving anequalled accommodations for eabin, ind sterrage passengers, U ig for their friend wii! positively sail as above, her regular day, second cabin Wishing to secure berths should jeation on board. of ‘iavlen Lane, or to . JOSEPH MeMURRAY, 100 Pine street corner of South street. H 2 . will perion accom! iy2' re LACK BALL OR OLD LINY OF LIVER. y PA( KETS—FOR LIV RPOOL —O. magnificent ward Gi. second cabin, pee returning to the Old Country, oF will find it to their interest and comfort to select this uneoualled Live of Packets. For terms of passage, aud to secure the best berth plication shoul jo the subscribers tothe aubseribers dy rre “FOR LIVERPOOL—The New Lit Packet of 2st Augut—The superior ket ship LIVERPOOL, 1190 tons, Capt. iisenl rude, wll sail 8 "For freight or isanser | guodationsy ab gn Mavi wen p ptember. ‘The packet shi Wooshiouse FOR of the 26th Ag Ship St as For freight splendor and of Wall street, oF Price af pass Preket ahi dys thre J. her rexular age, having: wnfort, apply on ridan, © dons, and sail 6th September, B 0) ANTED.—Bark Bet poe fer particulars: ly ap be made on board, foot of Beekman street, or SHE BROTHERS & CO., 3 Fulton st., t door to the Fwiton Bank, N.York._ Regular vt satiny John EI Y and eaperior accom: iy slip, orto GODHULL & MIN TURNS. #7 South st. Queen of the West, 1250 r ‘Capt. Thos suceecd the Liverpool, and above, her passage, regul hiving ¢ LIVERPOOL—New Line The elegant frst sailing Pac! ‘apt. E, B. Cobb, of 1100 tons, will accommodations unequalled for board, at Orleaus wharf, foot DDONS, di to EK. COLLINS & CO., 56 South street. 100, i ooh. will succeed the Sid- requler day. enquire o. Popyuin Billiard business, will sell his entire mplete sets of Operating ot Ke... for $100 cash, to close the concern. ‘This is street at half-prst quarter om. n be spared to keep the com- ct tor the mutual enjoyment of all by the committee ant Balls tempted On the waters of judson jake place on Monday evening, August jady; extra ladies OWN THE LOWER BAY.— Afford ‘and the Fortifications and ARE, Capt. th wil 5 the above excursion and reining ath July, £ R O s, will run on Sundays the same as davs, from her regular dock, Pier No. 1, E. The rsage-of splendid The see utp Gra d Ov for inspection h a Diavolo. 18 Prag, To conclude with Splendid on the Tight Rope by Herr Clive. I Doors open nt halt-past 6 o’lock. Performance to eom vence at Ro'cloek RA HoOUSs ae ng, July 30th, IN’S SAY BEFEFIT. IN rapecttully infortws his frieads aid the public ke plice ot the above named house, 0: ends to urpassed =A great wamber o! kaowledged talent, have in wable aid. i MARY WALTON will make he: the charseter of “Pialin supported by a powerful east. Several other entertainments of an attractive nature, which will be expressed ix the bills of the jad.es and gentlemen of a kiadest manuer given t! ay. ‘ Boxes and Parquette 50 cents cond Tier 25 cents. Private Bores $1. Box Book now ope —Serts secured. jy27 It*m THE ALE RA OF RESORTS THE (SIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN Which is visited every afternoon by hundreds of the first fai lies of New York, aud which 1s ove of the most delightful re sorta gu the bank of the nughy Hudson, FREE EXHIBITIONS, OF THE FIRST ORDER, Every afternoon atJo’clock, commencing on". MONDAY, July 2ist ad Tremendous and Excitement ! Continued Mr, MeCARTY popular artists -— ¢ YOUNG FRANCISCO, THE FAKIR OF ANGELINA. and the greatest Magician of the 19th century, and the only Professor of the art that can perform magic iu the open day light. In addition to the above novelties, arrangements ha been made with Mr. D. W. WRIGHT, the best F:tyetto calist of the age, who will sing several of the most fashionabl sougs of the times ; also with Mr. BI v YATES, the vopular Comic Dancer, who will appear in a variety of comic dances. BRASS BAN ay2ie In addition to the above, the AMERICAN aged. Leader, Mr. James Shelt ALHAMRA. ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONARY, 559 Broadway. ing the most maguifi ishment of the kind in this cit} where the Ice Creams are made entirely of oue sceptical on this point, may easily satisfy themselves comparison. 2 re ¢ arties and families supplied as usual 0, with rich Plain Cream. received twice a day from Orange county. iyl22weod are cream ; au’ CULMAN’S: LITERARY SALOON, AND EXHIBITION OF BEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS, No. 203 Broadway, New York. Mi AXIMILIAN'S Groat and Splendid work, being his tour IVE ‘through the United States, illustrated with Eighty En- ray er the manner of drawings in | folio—with « mes elegantly put up juarto volume of letter press. ¢ . forthe Drawing Room, "A few copies ouly printed in Englist, jojetraager sould vist the City without calling into se at Collection ti ‘PAINTINGS, AND ENGRAVINGS, y. fedaced prices. : Ae Frooks of evi ytd in various languages, to see which, and the Print charge is made. ; Above the Bookstore or Sale Room, an apartment is fitted up for the EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL, PAINTINGS, ‘RWO HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES, by apeient and modern Mastere—to ew which, xamall char ‘ red OFS cent rotated Ry ‘The Arms of Individuals, whose families originated in an country in Europe, traced and splendidly emblazoned on. vel Jum, equal in execution, andat que third the charge of the Lon- don Herald's Colleges.” Genealogies or Pedigrees arranged and Gagne? JUST PUBLISHED, The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, with his arms and crest, as worn — his carriage. “Price only $1 30—in colors. A Curiosity. Je23 eodtf m TNOTICE TO BANKS Witson & BROWN having lost their Bill Book by the recent fire, will thank ail Bauks hav ng their notes auc acceptances, t send vew notices of the same to their prevent office, No 79 West treet, coruer of Carlisle. WILSON Store 3 Br fe and West street the lo LAR REQUEST AND NOTIG y u now ve suffered in co pers of account, old goods which ha’ ‘yer ol rh I h others y, eut of their indebteness and ac uunts re.dered ; and where such cowuts have not en reudered, to furnish a statem uls delivered, ty order that they may come to a settle me WILSON & BROWN will also thavik parties holding then acceptances and notes, to render a statement of the same, tne due provision may be made for them at maturity. Banks hold ing their namie running t0 maturity, will eonter a favor by no tilying them Wa sitnilar WIESON & BROWN hur: been $0 fortunate as to recore: from the ruius of their late store, their tin box, contaiuing al their notes of hand collectrd, with bu aud other valusble papers; Vut tn state, that thougn leg ble, they will ty nected therewith, with sabstitutiog in their stend, GOTHIC CHURCHES. COLORED GLASS, MOSAICS, We E Un ed be he A tof a lige Colored Glass t much lower prices chan they have bee rid Church W scan be hod ready mounted, with tteru of | M. according to models, «r m athe finest Gothic Monumentsin Burope. He Will the complete Glass Furniture ofany Churen. Ay- ©, CAVORE’ Jute tmeod*rh SION HOUSE, % Broadway, is wuinjured by the Inte fire, and continues open for company iy2l lwree W. J. BUNKER KACING UN THE BEACON COURSE. No. 8South Willinm street. A MATCH for day the 28th fardies $ frec6 inches hig ip nce to come eff xt 4 o'clock Pare of 1 for, a Foot Race ea, enc ches high, to. get e Sho. ¥, je at a, pr: next; $10 of ne mou he tarts. For this race the follow. if there is more evtres have been made:—Norh Bergen, Weleh Bantam, van tlorton, reter Williams,and James Wilson, To eome off at o'clock. B. OW AND GEORGE SEWARD. ‘The Match, One Mi! 9000, between these two Pedrstr. ena.o ill come off on the Mat inet, The great Trotti ene Deerreon Tompkins, the Jer sey City Mare, an ee D. MeMann’s Reality, and George Spice! heme Zip, eomes off on Monday werk, the dth of Aeut ‘he horses are at present all doing wall ty _————————$$————$—— BY LAST EVENING’S MALL, ‘Washington. (Correspondence of the Herald.) Wasuineron, July 25, 1845. Double, double, toil and trouble—Fire bwrn and cauldron bubble. The fruits of the great victory are likely to turn into ashes upon our lips. Another such victory and we are undone. Little did we think last summer, while stumping it for Polk, Dallae, Texas and Ore- gon, and a reduction of the Tariff, that our greatest troubles were to be reserved until after the victory. We told the people of Virginia that if they gave ue Polk and Dallas, we would give them a revenue tariff, the territory of Texas, and the whole of the Orégon; and that we would show to the country that we had other and greater measures to attend to than this pitiful, contemptible, loafing, beggarly, stinking, barbarian squabbling for the “ epoils.”— But we were deceived. The whole issue of the victory turns upon the loaves and fishes. The tariff is forgottea—Oregon is neglected—Texasis secured, but is only considered valuable trom the few paltry federal offices there to be created. We are in a worse condition than Hannibal, after the battle of Cannae; for we seem to have fewer chances of es- cape from our own internal dissentions. A mer- chant’s crate filled with half-starved Kilkenny eat caterwauling over a single slice of raw beef, wi give you a better idea than anything else of the pre- sent harmony of the great demoeratic family. A gentleman communicates to us this morning the substance of a report which will establish our prog- nostics,heretofore recorded upon the same subject. It discloses a movement upon which depends the poli- cy, nay, perhaps the very existence of the present produce an attraction not to be arance on first apy LADY OF LYONS, very happy to aunounce the following icent ard excellent es- itis also the only one ry by cabinet. It is a movement which will teat in the onset of the next session of Congress, the unison or discord of Congress with the tone of the adminietra- tion. Itresolves upon one single issue the fate of the Old Hunkers of the North, the Calhoun free- traders of the South, and of free-trade and incidental protection, And these great issues, upon which the future policy of the government is to turn in respeet to our revenue gape are the manufacturing interests of the North or the agricultural interests the South, are to be prostrated or protected, rest upon aquestion which has heretofore been exclusively matter of local concern or of party reward. And this issue, which 1s the hinge supporting the future policy of this administration, will be found in the election of the printer to the next House ef Representatives. That lectin will virtually decide the fate of the variff of 42, whether it shall be redueed to a hori- zontal standard of 20 per cent., or modified slightly only in its most obnoxious impositions, : It Mr. Ritchie is elected, the southern wing of the democracy may expect to hold the balance of power with the election of the ‘ Constitution” for the Senate. But Mr. Ritchie may be deteated with the assent of the South, from’ his’ uncertain attitude upon the Sub-Treasury question. And now we come to the report upon which these specula- tons ure based. We have given you several well uthenticated hints regarding an organ for the espe- sial support ot the Van Buren-Wright men, to be stablished here at head-quarters. We are sorry to, y that Father Ritchie has been frightened out of | jour years’ growth by these prophetic declarations ol the old bag Kumor. But he has cause of alarm. | Winir & Rives, back of Jackson Hall, are rapidly vilding # printing-ottice, and it is to be done before (he meeting of Congress. Why? In the matter of heir exeoummunication by the President, they are ing to eppeal from his decision to the House of Lepresentatives. But llenry E. Riell is the person- » most dieaded aud most to be feared. Not only \Ir. Kitchie, but several of the Cabinet are 80 ap- prehensive of danger trom the formidable prepara- hons which Krell has lettbehind him for an indepen- feut Van Buren-Wright paper in Washington, that t appears they have not ouly been inquiring anx- \ously into the business, but have been actively at work to frustrate the enterprise of Riell by all avail- ible counter-movements, We are fold, but can -carcely accredit the statement, that a high fune- tionary of the government, under this determination to the frustration of Kiell, went down to Alexan- jria a day or two since, and attempted, by a higher bid than that offered by and accepted trom Riell, to supercede that gentleman in the house he has hired upon Capitol Hill as his future residence. It is said that this high functionary declared he did not want pees at present, but would pay the réfit to keep itclosed. We expect Reill back in a few days, and then we shall try and get him an introduction to Father Ritchie. Meantime, Mr. Rives would confer a ta- vor by telling us the purport of his late visit to Al- pany, and the result of his various confabulations with Goy. Wright, and whether he (Rives) 18 to throw his friends of the House into the scale of Reill. or vice versa. If Reill gets his paper going here, as our informant remarked to usto-day, it will dissolve the **Onwon,” break up the “Constitution,” blow up the “United States”, (Journal) and scatter to the winds the fragments ot the “Globe” remaining. But have no such serious apprehensions. The Union,” however, cannot touch bottom without the printing q ; Here we have a most interesting subject for con- templation. Virginia will scarcely get the Speaker. John W. Davis, of Indiana, will be the man. And the old Jackson Van Buren men of the North and West, or a suilicient minority of them united with the Whigs, may play the mischief with the calcula- tions of the organ. lithe organ is defeated by such a combination, then the tariffof 1842 for two years tocome, is invulnerable. On the other hand, the free trade democracy of the South and Southwest, are not yet strong enough to effect, by combina- tion, the complete destruction of the tariff, but by a wise and watchful supervision of all the odds and ends of the party, they may do much to mitigate ae heavy penalties of imposition of the tariff ot we The Cabinet have resolved upon introducing the new broom of rotation into the several bureaus of the Navy Department; and to do this, ithas been tound necessary to send certain indignant old _com- modores out to sea, to get rid of them, and their pro- testation 3 af We have not been up town this morning, and have no news as to the doings of the Cabinet to-day, ex- cept that the President and Mr. Buchanan, and Mr. alker, had a little executive session of their own to-day, in matters and things in general, and Texas particularly. a f We shall furnish an interesting chapter to-mor- row on the subject of the grand mineral region of Lake Superior, from a couple of gentlemen just in. Purvapeienra, July 26, 1849. The weather continues pleasant, though a trifle warm. er than yesterday. About half past 11 o’clock last night, two of the lower ten millions in the district of Moyamensing, got into a quarrel, which ended by one striking the ot! forehead with a mallet or hammer, and crush’ skull. The injured man died immediately. Jobn Wesley Hobart, and his connexions are respectab! tuough he has been a loafer, from the excess! rum, for some years past. His murderer, whose name is Shaw, keeps acellar for the lodging of such wretch for which he charges a fip a night, and it was about a bar- gain fora night's lodging that the quarrel originated. The Coroner has held an inquest over the body, and - Shaw has been arrested and committed to prison by Al- derman Hoffver, to answer. The much talked of arrangement between the Wil- nington Railroad Company and the Delaware and Chosn. ake Canal hasentirely fallen through, in consequence of which the stock of the former is down et 134 to-day, line of 1 on yesterday's quotations. St: ° v lly improving, exhibiting an advance of j on yee re is alreaty sufficient in the public treasury to y the August interest, and afford a surplus for other irposes, aud all without the aid of the county of Phila. \pnia. And, indeed, we oceupy a most ridiculous po- tion before the State and the Union. We made loudest noise paying the State interest, and in vor of each county advancing their quota for that pur- ose, and yet were ihe last to come up to the resew he Philadelphia Gazette has explained the cause of this obe, the law prohibiting the county from borrowin voney ,but the moneyed menor moneyed institutions o| ‘e city, ought not to have regarded this, as there was scarcely a doubt thatthe county board would have pro» Jed for any advance they would have made. As, hows ig anil native majority in the County dy in the Board of Coumty Commissioner sve shown theiradroitness in putting aside morai ob! «ations on the score of iegal technicalities, perk: ‘moneyed interests of the city had no confidence,and were niraid of burning their fingers by making the required alvancement, Be that as it may, Philadelphia isin an awk- Ward position, and must no longer reproach old Berks, Westmoreland, and other radical democratic counti with a disregard of the publ up bravely to the rescue, wh Sales of Stocks at Philadelphi: Finer Bo. Jaly 26 —500 sf a do 8} iw do 844; 200 ilming o, isthe bene M tien 4 e ites, 20, sp Boxnn-—$2000 State Ss, “$4; 000 Reading RR Oy, shares Girard Bk, bosd, 84; 30’ Wilmington RR, bod, Src 70; 700 Me Bosrow, July %6, 1848—6 A. M. Mounting the Guns on the Forte—Our Line of Liverpool Packets—New Ships. 1 anw it stated in one ot the Maine papers, a day or two 2-70, that several companies of United States troops, ata. Uoned on the frontier, had received erders to rendesvous at Boston, This order, taken in connection with the re- cont visit of Col. Bumford, of the Ordnance Department, line led to the belief thet these troops will be employed in mounting the guns om the forte whieh ere situated ot th