The New York Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1845, Page 3

ction has been by ‘dogni is to say Saag her taste and execution perfect—add to this is just turned of 20. These 'istes are expected here in the course of a few weeks, t is stated that a DOU ERBY has been formed, who ve leased a lot of ground on the corner of Cannon and vingston streets, to erect a house ro be called the “Peo- heatre.” It isto be commenced on the 15th of gust, and is to be finished in sixty days and open with rrest on his return. ‘The New Bowery Theatre opens on Monday next der the management of the sole proprietor, Mr. Jack- hi, ‘Mr. C. Mason, a popular tragedian, has been run- px through an engagement at the Eaglo street Theatre ifalo, during the past week, and closed the same with benefit on Saturday evening. Dan Marble, assisted by Mrs. Rice, is engaged at hicago, The Slomans have been giving concerts with the atest success in Rochester and parts adjacent. Mr. Bass, one of the Park company, and Mrs. Fisp and family, arrived on Monday from England. the best-masters, of whom to name | Court Intelligence. 5 U. 8. Circuit Covnt—July 31—Before Loy abi Trial of \George Jones for Lare the High —The prisoner fa scion of the dist family of the Jones’ was brought.up for trial on a c! of having, on 16th oflast July, stolen £40 138 trom one William Owens, afellow passenger in the steerage of the ship a carete,? on her last passage from Liverpool to this po Wittiam Owens was the first witness sworn for the rosecution. He testified that he was a widower—that e embarked in the “Cornelia” with a large family, for this country; that he then fell in with the prisoner, George Jones, who occupled a berth in the st above the two in which t of borrower and lender. Jones having one afternoon applied for the loan of a shilling, which w itn belie ing him to bega “tidy” man, advanced without reluctance jut in doing so dis- Played to the inquisitive eyes of Jones the large leather ag which contained his store of gold, and which concealed in the depths of a certain capacious pocket in- ide the waistcoat of the witness. A short time after, Mr. Owens on retiring one night took off his waistcoat, Pensacora, July 22, 1845. Important Naval Intelligence. For the information of your numerous readers, te Squadron now lying at this place, I take leave state, that it is now composed of the trigate Poto- c, sloops St. Mary, Saratoga and Falmouth, and ¢ brigs Somers and Lawrence. The St. Mary’s ft here on Sunday morning for the purpose of ansporting troops from New Orleans to the dispu- d territory lying between the Rio del Norte and he Nueces; all the other vessels are under sailing ders, conjecture says, to sail to-morrow for Vera ruz. It is also said the brig Lawrence will be per- hitted to remain here a few days longer, for the ac- ommodation of the Commander, to relieve whom n officer is now on his way from the North. The ships are in the very best condition,the crews valthy, well disciplined, subordinate, and effective; hould necessity require their more active services, hey will be found, under their present officers, very thing their eountry can wish. Letters for the Squadron will be sent, as usual, to his place, whence a communication will be main- uined with the Squadron, while at Vera Cruz. An incident occurred here on board the Saratoga t Saturday, which I will state thus :—A athe sized ta was captured by a hook and line, and when led on board and opened, a man’s head entire, xcept the under jaw, was taken from his stomach. Che men on board supposed, from the color of the hair, &e., it was the head of a man lost overboard from the ship Falmouth, a short time before. The aead was sent on shore and buried. City Intelligence. hackney coach in turning from Cham- ner street into Centre street, Wednesday afternoon, with everal ladies on the inside was rudely run against by a eavy cart. The driver was thrown from his seat upon sis head and shoulder and badly hurt, The horses ran it full speed down Centre street to the great alarm of all ho witnessed their flight until suddenly arrested by the prompt and bold action of James Bergen, Esq., who brought them up “all standing” and all safe. Finr.—Between five and six o'clock yesterday morning, |a fire broke out in the putty factory ‘of S: Belknap, |No. 8 Gold street; but by the prompt exertions of the firemen, who were immediately on the spot, it was kpeedily extinguished. It was the work of an incendiary Loss $100. Insured. | There w two false alarms of fire on Weduesday light, one about 10 o'clock, in the fifth district, and the second at 2fo’clock, in the second district. Omwisusses Acatn.—Stage drivers are falling into |their old trick of standing across the flagways in the streets, and when spoken to and requested by our peace- able citizens to desist, the insolence offered on the part of the drivers is unequalled. At9 o'clock yesterday morn- ing, two stages stood over the crossin corner of Fulton street and Broadway. Several ind gentle- men shortly after approached, and requested the drivers, in the most polite manner, to leave the path and drive on, |when they were in the most polite manner pa: |wered, “You may goto —" ahotter place than the dri |ver will ever reach, even if he be; pent of his sins, We imagined when our n |guardians were invested with due authority, our thoroughfares would be rid of nuisances; but we find, in many respects, they are as bad as ever. Axoruer VieviM or tHe Fine.—The Jamaica Farmer states that Lyman Benedict, a worthy and industrious enrpenter of that village, lost his life during the late fire in Broad street. The shop in which he worked was in | the burnt district, and no intelligence of or from him has been received by his family or friends in the village silice the night of the conflagration. jon: Goup Fouxp—Tur Ronnery on moanp THE Stramen Cuamrson,—Twenty-eight sovereigns were found afew days since concealed under the dock at the foot of Fulton street. Yesterday a colored man who has charge of the dock at the foot of Peck slip, occupied by | the New Haven boats, picked up a piece of gold lying | on the wharf, which induced him to look for more. Af- ter a long seareh, he found alarge piece of coal blocking upa hole under the “string piece.” Upon removing it, a handkerchief full of gold, and several loose pieces were discovered. In taking it out the handkerchief broke and a large quantity {ell inte the river. The rest was taken by the colored man to his house, and this morning nght and deposited with Mr, Saxton, the agent of the ew Haven boats. The money was counted and amount- ec we understand to $3,162, in sovereigns. It is supposed that this money isa part of the $5,000 which was stolen from the state foom on board the ‘steamer Champion on the 28th of June last, the property of the Meriden Bank, Connecticut. A Fare ur Antone Warrewasnens.—A very funny and ludicrous scene occurred at the corner of Ann and Nassau streets, about halt past seven o’clock even- ing, between a couple of the renowned and distinguish- e! members of the fraternity of Whitewashers. The tuil stalwart looking black gentleman, who keeps his of- fice under that of the New Mirror, and’ sells soft shelled crabs and very hard boiled eggs ata table at the door, had just returned from Coney island, where he had been on business connected with “the department.” He had left a friend named Hulse in charge of the office and the crabs, who itappeared had sold.five shillings worth, and ' got very drunk and very much excited wit! the money. A dispute ensued between them, and master Hulse be: came abusive. The eyes of the “Boss” glistened omi- nously—'Go home you brack rascal,” he exclaimed. *‘I wont gothome—I wont go home till mornin “vociferated Master Hulse, brandishing a crooked stick—“You wont said the “Boss?” “No I’md. d if I do,” said the ex- cited little fellow, who now became very ‘obstreperous. “Then Vil make you answered the “Boss,” and he there- upon seized the infuriated Hulse, and balancing him nice- ly on his head, trotted him down Ann street to the infi- nite delight and amusement of the crowd, whose shouts and laughter added to the interest of the scene. Cononen’s Orrice, July 31,—Sueide—The Coroner held an inquest onthe body of Samuel V. Davis, 236 ‘Third Avenue. Verdict, “Came to his death by the ef- fects of laudanum which he took for the purpose of des- troying himself. Death of an Infant.—The Coroner held an inquest on the body ofa mile infant, atthe 8th district head quar- ters. Verdict, “Came to his death by some cause un- known. | N Police Intelligence. Power, Orviex, Thursday, July 30,—Grand Larceny, Ann Allison was arrested, charged with stealing cloth- , Valued at $43, and two brokers’ tickets, valued ot $37, from Catharine House, 65 Duane street. Petit Larceny. — Mary Ami Spencer was arrested, charged with stealing one worsted shawl and cotton um- brella, valued at $3, from Mary Brown, 100 West Broad- Stealing a Watch—Thomas Smith, now in prison for burglary, was charged to-day, with’stealing a stlver le- ver watch, valued at $30, from Patrick Duggan, 131 Ce- dar street.’ The wate’ was found concealed in the back yard of the house 92 ross street, with a silver spoon. M lian A. Cohen was arrested, charged with stealing $26 worth of clothing from Elias S. Magnie, 117 Nassau street, Brooklyn. He was sent there for trial. Movements of Travellers. ‘There was no perceptible diminution of travellers yes- terday, on the contrary every day appears to increase the catalogue, and yesterday seemed to eclipse even the former part of the week in thejmultitude that arrived. ‘There are atthe Amenicay—W N Baker, Phila; PM Leigh, Richmond. J Van Winkle, Angus’ # Manyould, Charleston, & ©; M Dorsey, do; Geo F Cooper, Houston; Middleton and Re do; dos A Ritehie, Phil; James Rathburne, » ‘itchard, Maryland; Loyd Tavis, Louisvi phall, Charleston, $ C; and 20 others, K Mei Aston—J Dorrill, Phila; CH Sheaf!, NO; Nat Hooper, Markethead; H W Williams, Memphis; TG Casey, Ga; D Dunkin, Maryland: D W Morgan, Ga; Thos Wheeling, P MeLeigh, nmond; D Looney, Memphis; H © Kingsley, Cleveland; Col JM Coal, Md; Wm_ Cost John. von, dos J Ef Ashburne, N O; Capt Howard, Ohio; and 40 others, Crry.—Mesers Barvtalo, ond ¥ A Stowey, Albany; T Norvali, Michigan; J H Love, A A © Smith, Danesville; Geo Thew, Augusta; D Strechan, Canad Jones, Washingtoi N ©, and 20 othe: Weanwor W A Grey, Boston; E F Johneon, Middle » Conn; W H Herring, Cleveland; J Chamberlain Louisville, Chas W Blean, NO; Lieut DD D Le Blent Fortier, Jordan, Leroux, Reg! sieut Thomas, Loui na; Jos Walker, Charleston; B Seymour, L P Knight, Jnliana; Geo De Forest, Conn; T 8 Greenwood, Chicago, and 30 others, Gionk—Stenson and Towsend, Boston; H Townsend, Albany; Ayres and Levant, Philadelphia; © D Blene, N ©; A Bourton, B Mow, W Brown, Philad; A MeGillan, Va; H Hughos, Chambersburgh; Mr Kensin and Daflin’ Canada; A Lessop, Prosident Consolidated Bank. NO; MJ F 9; J Stewart, Philad; M Dowe, Geo; Cochran, Pittsfield, and 10 others. rt) bya a Charleston, 80; A ieo Multiollan, Philadelphia; John EB&S Carroll, Philad; W Boyle, Boat Scene 1n a Si TORM.—-A passenger on board a Staten Island boat de: scribes a scene on board dur- ing the storm Sunday aiternoon as supremely ludicrous. r } were bawling and children were s jailing 5 the . as grotesque and really appalling. Spirits fell rapidly ; smiles were at a discount; there were no set- tloments Woiteite storm lasted, but constant fluctuations; woollen pantaloons and water proof di jremium, bat none were offered: gamer eet r rill as usual, and drills, for pantalooie Je with thelr holders. There was but little patience in the market, iud many calls were made that were not answered ‘Foxe were plentiful, but thoy were mostly of a bitter Kind, and met with few almirets. ‘There wore some fine iI { hysterice ¢ 1 hut in the excited state pf aituirs they attracted tention. urticularly those interested in the movements of an indulgence in which, as he testified, he had not allow- ed himself for five weeks, and thrust it between the beds on which “himself and children three” slept, and consigned himself to rest. Twice during the night on waking he perceived the prisoner beside his bed, but his suspicions Were not aroused until, in getting up in the morning, he found his waistcoat removed from its hiding place, and most of his _m fe The large purse was left and £7, a small purse containing 3s. 6d. sing, and £40 10s, in pall Disrxict Arronney.—What did you do then? Wirness.—Well, | told my children I was robbed, and e all satdown and cried. ThenI complained to the ‘aptain and Mate, and Jones was examined and searched. (Witness here gave an account of the examination of Jones,in which General Terrell, of Texas, interested himself, in the course of which eral facts tending to implicate Jones were elicited, but nothing positi Jones would them have nothing more to do with witne: he slept on deck after this. On arriving at New York he was arrested, and the purse of the witness found on his person, and he was delivered over to the U. 8. Mar- shal. Disvrict Artonney.—What was Jones’s occupation ? nanently the credit of that State, and the value of its stock, The revenue of Great Britain for the year ending July , and for the quarter ending the same day, compared with the revenue for the year and quarter ending the same day last year, from each source of revenue, will b® found in the annexed table. The returns for the year show an increase, while those for the quarter show a de- crease. ye OF eat B iN, YEAR AND QUARTER ENDING nding July 6. 1 19,807,044 12'074,999 Dee iris 410,145 Repayments vances. 88,262 955,440 108,262 Deduct 108,262 Increase on the Ts 847,178 . Incr. Deer Customs + £4,969,235 4,199,548 — 69, Excise 3,130 494 2,980,683 — 119,908 Stamps . 1,705,033 1,837,076 132,043 - Taxes. 989,87; 2,000,567 10,683 - 752,485 909,991 157,506 - 155,600 155,000 pas nu Crown lands, 30,000 30 000 = es Miscellaneous, . 238,187 13,652 — «224,535 Produce of. silv ree’d fm China,.. 184,000 - — 184,000 Imprest and other PEON ye esa 40,018 29,262 — 19,756 ‘epayments of ad- vances 192,354 — __ 92,203 Total income, . . . £13,377,883 12,638,133 300,242 1,040,089 Deduct increase,,..... Decrease on the Quarter, 739,817 ‘The revenue forthe quarter ending July Sth, 1845,com- Wirness.—I don’t know. Disricr Avroxney.—Did he tell you what he meant to do in this country ? Wrrnxss.—Whiy, he said he meant to get a living by his scholarship. (A laugh.) Carnenixe Owens, the daughter of the last witness, was then examined, and corroborated the testimony of her father, ‘The defence was conducted by L. B. Shepard, Esq. who called several witnesses to explain away the suspi- cious circumstances which characterized the proceed- ings of Mr. Jones on the “ Cornelia,” but without effect, for the jury, after the summing up of counsel, and th charge of Judge Betts, retired, and in about fifteen m: utes rendered a verdict of “guilty.” Jones was remanded for sentence. Common Pieas.—July 31—Before Judge Ulshoeffer— Amory and Platt vi . Henry Johnson—An action for goods sold and delivered at the riding school in Mercer street. It appeared defendant acted as agent for the rid- iff hed feed id the defence i 1. It was also set up that one of the plainti! it the claim was ore stated. Verdict for plaintiffs, $234 and six cents costs, Wax witn Mexico.—The Mexican schooners the Armado, from Tampico, Rafaela, from Mata- moras, and Carman, from Laguna, arrived here yester. | day—the Armado bringing $13,539 in specie, and the Ra- faela $9,690. Is this an indication that ico will de- clare war against us.—New Orleans Tropic 23d inst. Sream ror Trxas.—The Monmouth, a low pressure boat has been sold to the United States go- yernment for $13,000, by Messrs. J. and R. Geddes, of our city, agents for her owners, and will be transferred, on her arrival from Mobile this morning, to leave for ‘Texas. Tho steamboat Undine, chartered asa lighter for the treops to ‘Texas, left here yesterday, under 4 con- tract, with our fellow townsman, George Whitman, Esq, at $350 per day, for a period of thirty days, certain —N.O. Pie., July 2. The Secretary of the Navy has issued an order authorizing the inspection and test that may be made at the several agencies in the hemp growing regions to be final and conclusive, instead of requiring them to be re- peated at Boston. pared with the corresponding quarter last year, shows a large deficiency, which has been the result of the recent reductions in duties'upon many articles of import, and the decline in the excise. The reductions in duties upon imports, will probably be felt less a year hence, than at present. The increased consumption of sugar, and other articles, on which the duties have been reduced, will prevent any great deficiency in the revenue from customs, The income from the property tax is steadily increasing. It will be observed that in the returns for the quarter last year, there was an item of £184,000, being the value of silver received from China, and no returns are made of receipts from this source this year. ‘The semi-annual statement of the importation and con- sumption of cotton in Great Britain, shows an increase in the receipts of American cotton, and a decrease in the re- ceipts of other descriptions. The following table will show the movements in this staple in Great Britain for the first six months of 1845, compared with the same period in 1844, mponts, Exports, ConsumMrprion ano Stock of CorTon in Gueat Brrrain. IMPORTATION. i forms the BANKING NS. INSUKANCR COMPANIES AND HANTS of this and other cities in the Union, that he juture devoie his whole atreution to the investigation and discovery of frauds perpetrated upon them by Forgers, Folse Pretence Meu and others, in whieh peculinr duty he has been engag eof the Police Men in the city of New York. foe th several years, Hi be prepared at all ti act agent in this line for any person desi- Ld services either in this State or elsewhere, and trusts at his long experience, knowledge and extensive correspond: ence with the most active police officers and magistrates of the ion, WII induce the continuance of the many favors hereto- i GEO. RELYEA, his vocation. ork, July 3ist, 1 815, Battte of Lake Er! rby’s Giand Paint- ii [ Ba of Lake Erie, which excited so much admira- wi ex ited here a few ys rt ow be seen gra- at the Alhamra, 559 Broadway, below blo’s, where it great- ly adds to the already splendid decorations ot” the place. Tolict Articies.—Razors of the most cele- brated makers, warraute , i Shaving Brushes,Perfum f quality, end sold ‘at exceedingly low prices. which inakes the riches possible lather, sold_ at only 373g cen G: SAUNDERS, a pot. s Jnventor and Manufacturer of the Metallic Tablet, 177 Broadway, opposite Howard’s Hotel. Ail Philadeiphia Subscriptions Hunaip must be paid to the or Jo., 3 Ledger Building, Third street, near Chestaut — ith, including the Swuday paper; or 6 w delivered free of charge in any part of Ph pia. Single copies for mle bove, daily, at 1 o’clock— Price 3ceuts. to Ly Heraup is alaofor sale every Saturday mora: { cents, or $3 per annum, delivered io any part of jadeiphia, free of postaye. . All the new atid cheap Pablicati sus for sals at their es tabilieh aah ment, as soon as issted, wholesale and rotail. With the exespiion of one paper, the * Herald” is read as much, perhaps, in Philadelphia, as an-y paper published in that city, affording ayaluable medinta to advertisors. Advertise ments handed to the agente at half past 4 o'clock, will apy eu in the Herald next da United States Chrenlt Court.—The Clerk's Office of this Court has been remoy ed this day from the vooms occupied by the Clerk of the U.S. District Court, to a portion of the apartments of the United States Marshal, on the same floor, where the docket, records, ad files of the Court, will be hereafter kept. f rf . Co” Persons desiring searches for judgments, instead ofgiv ina eneral notice for searches in the United States Court wi Tuesday, July 8, 1815. | please send distinct notices. re se MONEY MARKE!' Thursday, July 31-6 P.M. Stocks are all down to-day. The sales were very small. Norwich and Worcester declined } per cent; Long Island } ; Morris Canal j ; Farmers’ Loan } ; Ohio Sixes |; Pennsylvania Fives closed firm at yesterday’s prices. ‘The closing prices for Sterling Exchange were 9} a 10 per cent premium. By the arrival of the steam ship Cambria, at Boston from Liverpool, we Jhave commercial advices from all parts of urope fourteen days later than those received by the Great Western. The news is highly interesting and important. The accounts im relation to the sales and prices of cottonare of the most favorable nature, The money markets of Europe are extremely casy, and not- withstanding the extent of the speculations going on in railway shares, the rate of interest ruled very low,and a large amount of capital was seeking employment. The mania for railroads is so great that many fear an im mediate explosion,and the ruin of hundreds who haye in” vested every pound they possessed in some of the contem- plated lines, but the currency and the commercial classes are in such a healthy state, and the existing prosperity is founded upor. such a sound basis, that any revulsion in the railway speculations, would merely be confined to to those immediately interested, and have very little ef fect upon the mercantile classes generally, or upon any of the staple articles of trade, ‘The returns of the Western Railroad Company for the week ending July 26th, 1845, show a falling off, compared with the corresponding week the year previous. Western Rarino, ending July 2th, 1811. 1915. Deere, engers. . ‘ 812 8738 L074 Freight, &e, B2Ur 5,966 $10,023 1814, 3,219 tet eee eee eee S50 Gain since Jan, Ist, 1815,.. $41,753 The falling off in the receipts on this road for t week, does not look very favorable. We annex a comparative statement of the business on tho Philadelphia and Reading Railroad for one week in July, 1943, 1944, and 1845, Pitta Week ending he past BLP AND HikaDINo Rarunoap, Business... “Stoo 33” TSBs ot USN 38 yal transported, tons 6,801 10,828 "25,197 ‘These returns show an increase in the receipts of 100 per cent over last year, and of 200 por cent over 1843 An increas in the tonnage of 135 percent over last year, and 300 per cent over 1843, Total, tons...18,792 0,952 Gage he payment of the interest on the fanded debt of Penn- sylvania will be made to-morrow, the Ist of August. ‘The State Treasurer is fully prepared to meet the instalment thendue, We have received the official account, fur. nishing the gratifying intelligence. We annox the State ‘Treasurer's notice. Srare Treasuny Orricr, ‘- Harrisburgh, July 20th, 1845, _ The holders of certificates of the funded debt of th Commonwealth, are on the Ist prox., will nia, in the city of Ph 1 panty notified that the interest due pad at the Bank of Pennsylya- Aplin, r stale ‘Treasurer, The Stato Treasurer was to have left Harrisburg yes terday for Philadelphia. This announcement must be extremely gratifying to the holders of Po nnsylvania stock in Eu a# it not only gives the Jf MP9 their investment, but settles and Descrip'n. 181. Deer. . American 758,029 — Brazil, &e 69,208 10,930 bi 6,698 # 1435 London... ... Al — : 1179 xe at = 136 te K 27,317 — 8,141 a W. India, 480 182 —_ Glasgow... Americul, 40,049 73,987 33,938 - As rand, - —. _ Egypaan, 1,018 1,712 ot — “ E India,’ 3,795 3,106 — - ie India, '606 Bristol & Hull, American, 8,862 15, 106 — ss E.tudia, "3,198 3,075 123, Total imported first six mouths, 991,075 1,205,072 243,328 29,331 991,079 L Increase imported in 1845.. 213,997 213,997 RECAFITULATION. Imports Exports. ae PS AUR 1844, 1845 18,490 26,697 Brazil, &e 778 2,285 ‘470 Egyptian bY — Kast Ind 89,721 4 21,010 24,640 3238 2,873 = ay Tos 991,075 1,205,072 242,722 28,725 41,785 51,807 ‘991,075 28,725 41,785 Tucrease 1815... ... 213,997 213,997 Iner. 1845... 10,022 Bags § bates. Stock of cotton in the ports, Ist Janunry, 1845... .... 5 Stock of cott Ist January it in the hands of spinners’ aud dealers, 1815... see Stock in England and Scotland, 1st Jan Imported from ist January to 2th June Total number of bi Deduct exported. ags and bales. Sapply of cotton up to 20th Jun Consumption (254 weeks) at 5 Stock of cotton in England and Scotland, equal to 4034 weeks’ consumption,.. . 1,341,202 It will be observed that the increase in the supply of American cotton this season has been 21,442 bales more than the aggregate increase in the receipts of all descrip” tions. The receipts of other descriptions this season have been 21,442 less than the last. The stock on hand on the Ist of July was equal to forty and three-fourths weeks consumption. The large supply in the face of a large crop about ready for picking in this country, must have a very unfavorable effect upon prices, and cause a farther depression. Prices are lower than tzey have ever been before, lower than can well be afforded by the pro- ducer. We see nothing at present likely to exert a favor- able effect upon prices, and unless some change take place in the course of this trade, the planters must be heavy loses. The large stock on hand, at the opening of a new season, has a more unfavorable effect upon the producers, than the possession of large stocks later in the season, as then the loss falls principally upon the specu” lators. |, 2th June, Old Stock Exchange. $2900 NY State 5’s, 60 100%4 170 shas Nor & Wor RR 70 2000 Ohio 6s, “60 96. do 849 70 800 lo 95% 50 do b60 7044 20000 Peun’a S's 75%4 200 do 70 5000 do 86075 200 do bam 71 10000 590 Wilmington 330 29 25 shas 100 L Island RR 6s 100 Farmers? T 3 50 do b30 65 00 Morris € 30d 30 100 do 65 20% 130 do 830 65 40% 50 do b60 66 7 40% 250 do 6 a0 do 40% 50 Harlem RR 66 150 Kast Boston 1a do 66 5 Ene RR 830 29 Second Board. $1500 Sta 10 100 shas Morris Canal p60 30!4 1000 Penn’a 4's 7 25 lo 830 30 2000 Tudiaua bonds 33° 50 Nor and Wore 04 New Stock Exchanye. shas Vicksburg 3 8 75 shas Farmers’ Tr Mu a do c 7 90 L Island RR sty 65 4) Morris Canal B15 29% do 65 5 0 b60 30% 150 do © 69 5 Nor and Wor 820 70 0 do 830 65 100 do 81070 do b3 65 2% do ¢70 ne ts eee er re ae Married, On the 18th June, at Venice, Joun Raxvourn Cray, Secretary of the Legation of the United States at St. Pe- tersburg, to Jane TUCKER MackNIGHT CRAWFonp,daugh- sq. of Cartsburn, Edinburgh, ter of William Crawford, E Scotland. led, On Thursday, Sist inst. in the 49th year of his age, Pr- ree Smirn, His relatives and friends, and those of his father-in- law, Joseph Foulke, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon at 5 o'clock, from his late resi dence, 506 Broome street. 80th inst., Hewny Witxins, son of ged 5 ycars and 10 months. The friends of the family are invited to attend his fu- his afternoon at 4 o’cloc! AKI L SUPERIOR COPPER. PERSON, who has a government permit for mining in the Copper aud Lend region of theUuited States lauds ao Lake Superior, is desirous of bettering his coud: si arrangement with some oue who has fun business. Line addressed to Oak Sameson, and left at the Herald Of stating where an interview may be held, will mect with tion. al it*re TRAVELLERS’ HAN) BUOK. UST Published aud for sale at the Map Store, No. 237 0 n by making tu carry ou the J . Broadway, The Travellers’ Hand Book, or Guide to the Springs, Niagara, Quebec, &c., ke., with descriptions of all che Towns along the v: was FOI ‘anne r. aps and Guide Books, of every ‘description, may be had as above. al It*re [HE PACKET SHIP BALTIMORE, for Hayeo, will be detained until to-morrow, Saturday, 4 inst. The passen- gers will embark at Pier No.s North Hr She mats will close at the Post Office, from the Reading Rooms, at half-past 1 o'clock. al litre ACKET SHIP SOUTHERNER FROM LIVERPOOL —Consignees will please send their permits ou hoard, a west side Burling Slip. All goods not permitied in five lays are liable to be sent to public store. WOODHULL & MINTURN, Jy 20 rre 87 South street {ST ATES FOR t 12 o'clock, M. 4 nud letters be taken THE UNITED BOOK. ONTAINING all necessary Forms in every depart- meat of business, with adv; same, ustom House transactions, and the interest of Landlords and wants have received their full share of sttention c ELLS, Publisher, 56 Gold street, New York. DISSOLUTION, artnership heretofere existing eT the firm of C ice as to the manner of executing Te Syd Lwis®m a & Thorp, Marble Cutter is day ‘olved by mutual consent. The uu in seit be cloaed by either of the undersigued, who will rm in Tiga dation only. THOS, R. EAGLESON, re Aa Il be conducted by ‘Thos. R. Eagleson. \TOKES & ANTHON wove eae BONY, (inte of 87 Broad nreer ~ PET DOGS 8 will have NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL KING CITA 8 SPANIEL S.J ust imported trom Loudow=for sale at i Jak street, 391 atin NTED—A ood second hand Piano. Any person hay- WW Ane tre sane} auspoes of, wilt tod s passhanes ty ol dressing’ note to ‘i. Rat this office. hommes ANTED—One or two jourgeymen Pencil Case makers, h workwy in gold, and ean come w t aud liberal weges. W. SIMONS. of good address, who of tuation at a mo- fice of the Legal Observer, of 9 aud 12 o'clock. AUCTION NUTICES. PAINTINGS AT AUCTION. . LEVY will sell «n Saturday evening, at 8 o'clock, at ALL KEM Biandeny, a handsome collection of Oil Paint igs, ancieat aud modern, ihe propecty of & gentleman leaving vhis country. al Rere DD. NASH, Auctioneer, ion street. f ORTGAGE SALE’ OF A REFECTORY.—This Friday, at 10 0’clock, at 139 F' street, by pectakle young man aw office, may vat the e hor rai RTG mortgage, the Stock aud Fixtures of « Refectory, co "Mahogany AMUSEMENTS. PARK THKATHE. FRENCH OPERA. Friday Evening, Hag nye oroer oe ae oe PILLE DU REGIMENT, : . Toni Sulpice. Re Marchioness of Be: e Duchess. ... .. onclude with j31 Toe TE 7, - landsome Bar and Fixtures, Curtains and Ds M’LLE DANGE.VILLE, Waar aoc aaimntns coed reborcnses Is the shy. Apsly Tables, able, Linen, yards Oil Cloth, Arm Chay, | jy which Mme. Steyn Conuriot, Mm. ‘Modtasser, Jules and ear Lamps, Glass Ware, Castors, Cutlery, Crockery, appear. at the desk of this offes. sai JyB wists | Cookiig Glasses, Beer Pumps, Clock, ke togecher with » Price of Admissiou—Fint Tier of Boxes and Parquette, WANTED farge quantity of Kitchen Furniture. ° and Third Tiers, 50 cents; Gallery, 2 cents. one large Bhow Lamp. Doors open at 7 o'clock, ad the Curtain w Tise precisely at Law Library, &e.—At id o'clock, at 30 Fulton street, by vir- |! Paet7 o”etoes tue of a mortgag Law Library, cormpri Bookcase, Desks, Carpet, Chait’ be. Books aud Prints—Alio, under an exec valuable miscellaneous Books and a lot of Prints, ig about 200 vol: by some ofthe first families in the country. member=aiss Duane street. two doors west of Broadway, uantity of TE al ler A. C, TUTTLE ACOB 8S. PLATT’S Third ‘all Sale of Hardware, will ike place u morning, at 10 o'clock, corner of Platt aud tug of Keucral assoriment of Heay race Chains, Coffe Mills, Rope, Vice: ages, Spoons, Seissurs, Ku 8, BC, Bi nek, 50 NEW YORK EQUITABLE INSURANCE CO, ce 58 Wall street. Capital 000—Surplus $26,000. FT US Company continues to insure on as favorable terms, as other sound Institutions; aud believes it will have a eapi- es andForks, ‘Also, at 10 o’clc aglish Belt Pistols, among te office in this city. arge sacortiment of Bed Room Kurviture, &¢. DIRECTORS. the Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will com- Robert Aj David B. Keeler, meuce. al ltr Phomas Tiliston, Caleb Bwran, THEA? LIBERAL, BUORS—\New editions of Volney’s Hugh Auchineloss, Jousthan Thorne, Cikiihs, Strouse bit: of Christ, Mary Wollstoncraft’s Rights James Bogert Jr., Gharles, Vyilliams, of Wom, Vale's Life of Thos. Paine, ‘The Savage, Ke., at np. Wesuitth, Diet ti. esting, the Bexcod, Ofice, 3 Franklin Square, New York, Josiah Lane, nt Putnam, ce L am Whitewright, us Whitlock, Le ECHES—LEECHES. M’Coon, Aquila G. Stout, UST R®CEIVED, « fresh supply of Sweedish Leeches, Philemon H. Frosty, James S. Dickerson, Richard M. Blatchford, ROBERT AINSLIE, President. John McBrair, Secreiary. jy30 2wisr THE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Office No. 61 Wall street. HE Capital Stock of this Company was all paid in cash, prior to commencing business, and is now loaned and in- vested in undoubted seeuritier in the city of New York. _ Company had accumulated a large surplus at the time of per barque Washington, from Hamburg—for sale by 6. J. FERDINAND & CO, 534 3e'm orters of Leeches. No. 19 Nassau st. BRONZE POWDERS AND METAL LEAP, (DUTCH METAL.) TPUHE SUBSCIUIDERS hve jost received aud keep constant Ty on hand large stocks of these articles, which they im- Fort direct from their manufacturer in Germany, to the full sa- Usfaction of ther old aud new customers. 3 LEOPOLD KUH & CO the recent conflagration, wich will eaable them to meecall | No. 15, formerly 654 Wall street, next door to Adams & Co. their losses promptly. They now offer ample security to all] jy3i im*m who may insure with them. ii DIRECTORS. TO THOSE WHO ARE LOSERS BY THE LATE Richard A, Reading, Cyrus Hitchcock, FIRE. sy cain Cornelius W. Lawrence, Peter 8, Titus, OWN, the day, after the fiswsa, box co. taining eight pieces of Josish Macy, Doniel Trimble, Kentlemen’s neck handker: hyefs, and marked Andreau,No Robert I. Walker, thomas Carpenter, 67 Beaver street, was left by asusp 1 oking person at the Ww H. Falls, Thos. C. Chardoveyne, sto-¢ of Messts J. A.& J Gilmore, 205, Greenwich street, a: Joseph W. Corli He Nelson, when calling a second time. was questioned as to his rizht cw John D. Wright, c the goods, wheu he immediately fet the store A few days ‘Abraham Bell, after another person called ou the above, t+ David Lyon, Tay eyes ug himselt ired Hawley, ht be given to him, e Field, Thomas J. Townsend, Elias Hicks, Jr. Aaron M. Merchant, : R. A. READING, President. D. F. CURRY, Secretary. J27 lwisee HARTFORD Fini INSURANCE COMPANY, Agency Office No. 67 Wall street. the box m: the Stition E we purport of nation ean he obtaiied by mat of the coutents while in. as an M. P., who ordered tha: that he would have it take: ershou d atil the own 0 iuform the ~ as abovevacd remained in 330 St*re cheir store HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS | invite owners of |" constantly on hand a full as- proverty to call at cheir New York Agency, No. 67 Wall d voriety of Needles, including 8 ret, and obtain insurance on reasonable terms. ‘The ample | Yarn Need! itting Pins; Glove, Harness, Millte resources of this company, aud their caution ia scatteri risks, ners, Cheuille, Worsted, Rug, Beading, Netting, Sailaud Pack are well understood in this cor Needles prepared promptly to pay the offer abudant securit 3926 10s ree D te in theUnited » mer haute will ED NEE Hered ey have a celebrated b ish Also, Lines, }) Hooks, put up i every style. ‘einp, Hairand China Grass ariel k ty of Fe Wade’s & Butcher's R 5 issors, Iron and German Siiver &e., &e. All which is of munity ; and they are not only losses by the recent fire, but to y to ther customers for the future. JOHN NEILSON, Jr, OFFICE OF THE JEFFERSON INSURANOE Co. ‘ New York, July 24, 1815. HE Stockholdem of this Compsny are requested to calf at the office of the Company and signify whether it be their ‘0 fill up their respective shares,or to receive a number of equal to the present value of their st he Stockholders residing out of the city convey their intention by post, to the office No. “oats, and eve: Also, a large assortment of Pocket'and T::ble Knives, $ re requested to | Spoons, Thimbies, Pearl But shar T 8 50 Wall st. Fe est terms, ‘ TE WSRIGINT Prove, | feted te the trade ou the bestrerms. 6” WARRIN, Guo. T. Hore, Sec’y. jy25 rre iy30 Im*r Viaiden Lane. Petican Mutvat Insurance Company, ; ny New York, 19th July, 1815. HE losses of this Company by the late fire will not proba- bly exceed 250,000, and having au ample subscription to secure the payment of its losses, the Compavy will continue to take both Fire aud Marine risk. as heretofore. jy23 2wis*rre W._W. DIBBL®, Secretary. W AreHES WATCH: who wish t Chains, Gold P ) autage to call ou th the above at re city. Gold Watches as low as 82050 § Jewelry exchanged or bow AN W good time or the 11 a. aL Y= Those Watehes, Gold ches warranted to PELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., G.C. Abts vd Jewelry, No. 65 WALL STREET. 290 Wall street, mpais Company is prepared to pay incash on demand, a jy intec up stairs nd scl by the “late fire, 80 svon as the | >> ‘Dew ang sow, Ro Tene ire and Marine risks will be taken as usual SIMEON B. W. W. Dinar, Secretary, New York, 23d July, 1845, 1. ALD WIN, President. T §& BROTHER, RENCH GOODS, the atest Packets, a large assort THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY. | E es ncy Goods, consisting ¢ ‘AL, 200,000 DoLLar ot Cashinere-de-cosse Muslin de Laines. Alepacca 6, Also, Office, 41 Fudltoi street, Breuklyn. w very large assortment of Broche and Printed Siawis, &e. TALS COMPANY. ropared torah shake inthe (ety ofl NO Wiiltam street _ Jy20im¥r_ {New York on favorable terms, ; having lo fire only about ten per cent of their capital. eameed The Josses sustained by this, company will be paid on liqui- by the recent Kash be an nm sorte $g-Admission 25 Cents, Great Musical Attraction ! © oprietors........-.+2;- .«- Messrs. French and Heiser. J Grand Entertainment! Friday Evening, August Ist, ‘The performance will commence with the Overture to Gastavus the Great. Song Mr Dennison. ‘Gallop—Orchestra. Pas Seul Miss Pray, \ ¥ J Overture Full Band. tal of $150,000 to $170,000 after paying all its losses. which are real twist barrels with bottled cocks, patent breech, nae i Sete: DIRECTORS. gg ke “being the balance of the stock of a house deelining therr Bonk Ss Deaniscn, ; lenry Yates, ambert Suydam, bush ; Pi ke Shepherd Kuapp, Fal Spolterd Also, 100 dox Ivory ‘Tableand Dessert Knives aud Vorks, to (* Intermisson of Half an Hour for Promenade and Kefres! Johu P. Nesmith Christian nd, be sold, as they are being old stock, id C. aii i ion. Joxenh 1 Boachand, Henry Rowland, ‘Also’ an invoice of Plated Ware, viz Candlesticks, Castors, ‘The range of splendid Conaurepem tL open for inspecti m G.Thompson, loseph_W. Duryee, ets, Ke. , 4 Harvey Weed,” R.A. Robertsou, Pee a ike tisciad We" Geta Cena tore dolby the Bandi? Reine de Chypre, Pull Orehestza. Anthony. P. Halsey, James O. Ward, package. consisting of Tyrolese ined Violins, with pearl allad, ... “Gis esd? George Rapelye, Robert L. Smith mountings; Slates, Pencils, Desks, Waters, Statia Gch ee enon Peter A. Hargous, James E. Cooley, Glasses, Flutes, Segar Cases, Suspenders, &c. oer sae r= 9p ae Gardner A, Sage, John Ruthven. Also, lot of Gunnery. al it ‘To conclade with Splendid ¢ the Tight Rope by LAMBERT SUYDAM, President 5 ; ‘conclude with Splendi on “thaeth) Biba: bonita Mi tbe wees WM, MeCORMICK, Auctioneer, ere see iL peckes ARGE SALE of Handsome ‘Farniture, This day at 10 pile, INSURANCE. ose at No, 102 Charch street, will be sold ail, the fur- * Doors open at heti-past 6 oeleek. Performaues tom" HE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANBE COM. | niture contained in the house, consisting in part of elegant aience at Bo'clock. PANY, No. 52 Wall street, directly opposite the Mer- | French Bedsteads, Marble-top ‘Dressing Bure atre Ta- NIBLO'S GARDEN? chants’ Exchage, continue to idaure against loss by fire | Hes, large Feather Beds, Carpets, Oil \loths, Paintings, Sofas, mis throughout the United States, on as favorable terms as any oth: | Couches, Divans, Manogany, Chairs, Clocks, Mantel Oma: of the Popular Comedian, Fourth Appearmce . HENRY PLACIDE, Fourth night of the re-engagement of the ACKOBAT FAMILY. Wriday Even! Vill be presented a dome: Will be presented a dom 2 acts ered . Miss Taylor Henry Flacide . Davenport Nic kinson Therese. Mr ide « SILL Gallaher Wed Mestouth Pas de Deux ry Misses Celeste & Partington ‘i lmiermiesion of Half an Hour <2 y formance by ter WIACROBAT FAMILY. ‘After which UNCLE 3AM. Diek Dumpy Frampton. y Au eficsent Pouce in good order and keep all improper persous out. fee Tickets Pijty ‘Cents a A limited number of Season Tickets will be oaed of. “Performance to commence at 8 o’elock Joors Open at ery ven 5 stoaaCuimmmeneiny Tue diy, duly 200 BS. ¢ Monaxer ts ha ing able to a bounce a ¢ ‘the followtug ladies and gentlemec, who will have pg Miss Emmut, an Gardner, vat ates ‘White, Maillaid, the celebrated Pianist, | thiogian Operatic Brothers and Sisters . rs open at Th—Petformanee to commence at 8 o'clock. "Tickets 124g cents. AWAY TO THE — ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN. _ The oily fashionable resort ou the banks of the beautiful udson. Entire change of Novelties for this week, commencing NX MONDAY, JULY 28th, FREE EXHIDTIONS EVERY AFTERNOON, Ang o'clock, on a Scaxe erected sor the purpose, in front of the RY has the presse ce to the fami 4 R, MeCal as the pieusure_to snnoun 2 YER UGE SE York chit he his for duis weelr mnde-au en gagemeut with the celebrated Operatic Brothers and Sisters, Foy tive Guedy celebrated and famous Dan Gardiner, kuown os one of the greacest Negro performers of thers ‘The following are the names of this unequalled Hd Don Ranmit. a Violinist of great note, 2~Biily Whitlock, ‘he only real Bango pl yer livin 3—Charles White, the can’t be beat Aceordian Ari 4-—Master Jerry Bryant, master of t ‘amborine. ct the terror of all New Ole Gardiner, f The vaitery of she Eyal i, Plets ane most ren d i © tel ie Unbeede “ahs far Bred. The Wil sppene mall chet Irigioal Songs, Gh Sau ances, i Baeitnce tbl compentions 329 ster COLMAN’S e LITERARY SALOON, AND EXHIBITION OF BEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS, No. 203 Broadway, New York. ARIMILIAN'S Great aud Spfetdid. work, being his tome Through the United States, instrared with Fighty Ei sraviugs, fier the vauner of drawings m large Saar iecter press. both. volumes elegantly put. up Doe en ot ae ee espise culy poimeed i feao- : Ngsuraager ould visit the City without calling in to see ne OES RE NGS, AND ENGRAVINGS, which are offered eatly reduced prices.” The Pi Sale Room is filled with books of every kind, in ‘] Warm, Cold and dation. INN. Secretary, ene pa i B.M. DELAMATER, President. : he city, 12% cents each. Brooxuyn, July 21, 1845. Jy 20 iminm | (ood.clean single beds, 1254 cents each. Meals 12 ets. each. $250 INSURANCE. 1 PYHE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURAN ays oud merchandize against loss and k, at their office, upper corner of Fulton and Front ts, wesr the Fulton Ferry, Brooklyne The cupital of (his company is unimpaired by the recent calamity. : ; Reference is made to the following gentlemen, directors of Newspayers. {ro principal cities iu Liverpool I tat fi NOTICE OF CO-PARTN 'T. NICOLL has this day JAMES CLINCH, oud ducted under the firm of ‘ew York, 67 and 69 Front street. Canada and all the iy29 Im*re RSHIP. taken into co-partuessh the business. in future, be 8. T. NICOLL & CO. CO. will insure id damage by fire Ss. the company, doiug Business in New York, for further infor Saty 38, 105. 26s iy%8 Iwistec viz . Hurlbut, firm of E. D, H. & Co., 84 South PILOT BOAT FOR SALE r Paul Spofford, firm of Spofferd, leston & Co., 49] TIVHE Pilot Boat NETTLE, of Boston, is offered for sale. Wateratreet Ames Willett, tim of A i AV lletes 3 jie sone year old, €6 tons burchen, a! fast sailer, and an 7 ¥ , Pettit § ‘earl st eXcellent sea boat, copper fastene built in the most tho- GeSrevnl LIAM ELLSWORTH, President. | fough‘manner, of white oak and kockmetak. by Hall, of ¥RED G.SreveNs, Secretary. ast Boston. Has 27 tons iron ballast, and well found in sails, ed Brooklyn, July 21, 1845, jy2l 2wistec ew Your, July 19, 1015, appeared a statement, chat E COMPANY had’ lost Sold to close the concern. Price $4000, Address eof Merchant's Exchange, Buston. N LY THE Sammerciat of Sarurday the JEFFERSON INSURANC te eargo-af the ol merchandise, und also, DRvuMPHaNT.—Several have been taken from the bu, fi i Shakspeare, direct from by the recent fire $200,000, Lwish to say that this i reatly: a “J hosed, will amounc to about $1000. ‘The ceny eas their business of insurance ag usr at their oifioe No. 50 Wall | _nsa er semiuaty ee ones é st nt ~ % TO LOAN, on bord and sage. Apply 0 OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CO.,¢- | {313,000 oe COLLING & CON — coo. 50 Wall street, opposite the Exchange. jire ae Routh street: TTS COMPANY continue’ to insure agaiuat Toss aud da- ILDENS PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE Acain mage Py fire o1 b goods, wares aud by may 08s a ae saeesls, and their cargoes. wx ruins of the late great fire, aud all having proved Sathtul to Thomas W. uf Aaa Cheir trust, as can be seen at'my store of the Great Sign, 139 Thomas 7 eed ae tal Water, corner of Depeyster street, where more of the same Woo B. R. Robson, M ‘Thomson Price Moses Tucker, John R. Davison, kiud can be had SILAS ©, HERRING jy2i_imD& Wed Joseph Drake, Joseph Allen, James E, TO RENT. EL COTTAGE, directly on the banks t, remodelled with wings, &c., last ted Premium Point,” about one mile from pugene sont, ehelle, Wes chester county, New York aud 16 mile THOMAS 9 le . New York, in prextmity, to the public Hore, SOAS W. THORNE, President. . having @ water front and beach of about? miles, B, Recretary fe_ | (whieh the lessee could have the privilege of.) ‘The house is THE PATENT capable of accommodating a genteel private family, or would a Le rented fora small geateel boarding’ house if desifed, "It-1s GALVANIC RINGS ery airy. ‘The romantic scenery, and for health aad salubrity AND ; of Climate, bathing, jot be excelled. It wail MAGNETIC FLUID Ve rented at avery low rate for tie present season, ortill the ensuing Spring, i desired, and possession immediately. Apply "PS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY ha through the Post Udiee, directed to New Rochelle, Westches eived. the wuiversal approbation of the Medical Profession of Great ; pepo ln i ce d has ben tly long before the American pub- | {<tcouuty,, New York, or persoually to Heury Partridge Kel ower and effiency. ‘The Park | lssiNea : ROCKAWAY ON and after he City Motel, nd to ausw: | will leave | f dail Machines are used, = t Bhp +} ments, and in many other respects hs me ae Pavilion st 79 A. M., for New York, ctose- in accomplishi: ed object uth Ferry. the desi ‘ acd ve Galvanic Rings have been used with perfectisuccess in | Ali orders to be lelt-at 940 Pearl street e ail cases of Rheumatism, acute or chronic, applying to the aul Im*re H. CONKLIN Tie Doloreanx; ‘Toothache, | — — pS 0; Nervous or Sick Headache; Indiges | SUNDAY DOWN THE BA ts; Cramp ; Palpitation oplexy, iffness of J Lumbago ; Neu- bility} Deficiency of Nervous Energy ; and ers. Iu eases of confirmed Dyspepsia they snd Stapleton, Staten Island: ICHMOND, Capt Dougher- August 3d, will leave Fier No. ed equally successful. ‘Their extriordinsry etfects upon Siac ian ate te alee must be witnessed to be believed; and asa certain She pbem ‘enjoy the invig for the above complaints they are equ lauding at Clutton and Stapletou as follow Leave Clifton. | 12 o'elock nosh recommended, ‘The Galvanic Ri ings and Magnetic mmeuts, or they may be Fulton st seen XCUKSION TO THE FISHING BANKS. Only Age York, 134 ty ey (Sui Building.) In Brookly, at the store of Jaates W. Sart hte A STEVENS, Capea tL | Draxuist, coruer Ful peuety terete. iy88 ligrey Basie’ recy Tusednys Tivaredsy cont Fricers | SUMMER GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN'S _ | Suing tue season, lenviny Hummoud gereet at 854 o'elock, A. MI. street, East Rives, at 9; and Pier —ceturning to the elty in good sew is; and lines at a snail charge. 1y28_ wish R. Canal street at 8% 198% Dela loi PVE hare still on hand 9 large assortment of seasonable goods, comprising cloths of particularly Light fabries to Dress and Frock Coats; Drillings, Nauki, and single mill ed Cassimers for Pantaloons; Chally and. Marseilles Vesting \y great variety, which will be made up to order at a deduetie from our asual moderate prices, in view of the advanced stat of the season, WM. 'T. JENNINGS & CO., Drapers and. ‘Tailors, Browdway, American Hotel TO DENTIST: AN giving up bu ge Bare 96 10th Aw bORY. , Will positively sail as | fovove, her regular day . 2 | She hasexcetlent accommodations for cabin, second cabin | to secure berths, should | DON LINE OF P he jn Imisre aud steerage passenie make early application ale 9 - AM ANTED=As pply t pe: Si Lie FORK LIVEKPOOL—tirst Packet, to seit on the sith: af August Tho, splendid fast autiog pocket ship re GENTLE will sell his entire hai $100 cash They have not been twelve ry article required. inthe bu cts tosuit purchasers. ‘Addre: EUROPE, will positively sail as abovs T regular Herald office. For passage, having superior accommodations in cabin and steerage, apply to JOHN HERDMAN & CO. J3tre 61 South street. FOR LIVERPOOL —New Line—Regular Pack Po the gate Augnar—The clegant fast ating Pocket NEW MUSIC. FV, RILEY &CO., 297 Brondway, publish and keep on hand «* an exteusive assortment of New and Fashionable Mas which they offer Je at_wholeaale and retail at the lo manufacture Instruments of saperior le they sell, being practically acct th niches of cheir business. Mititary’ t reasonable rates. myl2am MUSIC. LADY, who has athorough knowledge of Mu: Ship SIDDONS, Capt. E. B. ¢ 101100 tons, will sul as sbove, her regular day, For freight or passage, having accommodstions unequalled for splendor and comfort, apply on board, at Orleaus wharf, foot of Wall street, or to" BK: COLLINS & CO., % South street lusic, bein i sage $100. ZA sstght by the rt mascere in Karope, and feeling hersell | Mridan, Capt. Cornish, will euceced the Sid: | ally competent to iustruct fu that aceormplishment, a Uo devote her time to the instruction of young Indies, on mode: | S925, and Kail Mth September, her regular day | rate terms, A note addressed to A. B all be punt trended t OLD GOLD AND SILVER. ©., at the office of this FOR NEWCASTLE, ENGLAND.—The well- known. fast ‘hug covered and eopperst stoned | sb RAMBLER, Baxcer,, Master’ kertee all’ hee hogy feelaht engaged, will sail in few days, Bk oe SILVER Gilt Emoulets, Book Binders BeeNk Bilver alt eng i D th’s Stonin it, by , OF passage, havin i iN No.2 Wall street, Melter and Assayer of Me Po eeNe OF SO DHULL & MINTURS cler’s Sweepings purchased by assay. Fine Gold and Iver, for pb ines coustantly on hand, at office No, 2 Works 18 Laurena street. Je29 Im*ec Wa BLOCK TIN WAKE MANUFACTORY. ai, nh 87 South street, = FOR GLASGOW —Regular Packet.—The known, fast sailing British Barque ANN HARL, Hleapateh. y Smith,” master, 450 tons, will meet with quicl | GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Pi Tin oud , ‘ A Common Tin Ware, Cutlery, Hard and Hollow Ware, | For freight or passage, having excellent accommodations, Wood Ware, Baskets, Brushes, Door Mats, Shaker Seives and | "PY on board foot of Dover street) or ty Broo short, every variety of howse-keeping articles, : WOODHULL « MINTURN, N. B.A complete assortment of Coffee and Tea Urns, Table | 1820 a ide) dishes and Covers, Ke. he for nd steambonts, ot hen: FOR NEW ORLEANS— ihe pocket dup Hie ant manafne at the shortest a ie. AH, tail Jammond, 0 ir : TRUS v. WATKING, AH, Captain Hammond, will positively sail 0» the ind tm 1 Catharine street, New Vork ‘UF passage, having unequalled accommodations apply to PACKET SHIP UTICA trom Havre—Couniiners byt JOHN HERDMAN & CO. ship will please seed their permits ou boerd, at Pier 61 South st oad for a § K. COLLINS & CO. £6 South stroet. «ot permitted by the 2 the public store, y jveire | 4 CRETS—Faeket of the | « Ling Packet Ship | to see which, and the Print om, nO ake cares Me the Bookstore or Sule Room, an apartment is fitted up fo ye fees “0 PSHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, ting Of about cot ea Ep REDL IN WO HUNDRED CHQICE PICTURES, ient and modera Manes view which, asmall charge cents is required a yn The Arms of Individuals whose families origimated m any 3 country in Europe, traced and splendidly emblazoued on vel isin, equal in execution, andat our third the charge of the a don Herald's Colleges.’ Genealogies ox Pedigrees arranged am t) uminated. JUST PUBL. The GENEALOGY OF GE with his arms and crest, as worn, oP Price only $! 50—in colors. A 3) HED, RGE WASHINGTON, pou his carriage. Suriosity. 3023 eodtf m 2W YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS. octhis | ' ‘ ibition of Pi Sngravings of this in- ee anean erento the Publi, atthe Rotunda in the Park, (lately occupied by the Post Office.) Entrance from the “LIFE MEMBERSHIP ONE DOLLAR ;to nou-members, “Rie Rooms will be open daily, from 9 A.M. until sw down. oe Those holding Scrip Certificates ean obtain Certificates of lembership at the door, as heretofore. 26 1 MAGNETISM EXPOSED. JUST PUBLISHED, AT FRENCH’S PUBLISHING HALL, 293 BROADWAY, /{\HE CONFESSION OF A MAGNETISER—Being an 1 Expose of Acumal Mag: wets, bya Practical Magnesiaet. q ose should be read by every one, and es i fa nite thes will soo toe gers Ke. ‘they will be under \y submitting to the influence of d tees eg pene For sale at all the Periodical Depots. ‘lee 1244 cents. je2t im*m_ NE TO MERCHANTS, SHIP MASTERS AND OTHERS. Jaa rg. HE, SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform them, that Deere ih the employ of the [sce Samuel Demilt over cwenty years, and the late Samuel Demilc haying bequeathed to- ham the ‘Lrausit Instrument, two Astrouomical Clocks, and the 's his intention to continue (in conuec- siness OL manufacturing, repairing and ‘and dealing in Nautical - tnstruments; cks, Jewelry, Silver Ware, &e., at the old D. EGGERT. i use of the Observatory 1 With his son ) the | LOOKING GLASS PLATES AND OTHER GEKMAN GOODS. HANLINE & OSTHEIMER, N23 BANK STREET, PAILADELPHL yy late arrivals from Euro] oking Glass Plates Unsilvered White Polished Window Uso alll size en Looking Glass 97 to, with « large assortment of Toys, Slates, Leather Dolls, Slate Pencils aud Marbles, Spectacles, Toilet Glasses, Pipes, aud a Yo White French L varety of other French and German Goods, which they offer at the lowest market prices. ‘jv24 2meod ghz NOTICE VLR, CEARKE: is desitous of supplying thepublic in town i ountry tof hetp, tree 0 we snd Coney Pacecten, both, protavtants and olers, white servants of ¢ and colored. He flatters himself that by doing 0, he is bene: fitting all those in want of employment, and is in hopes of that patronage, which such an undertaking’ merits. His office is 465 Duaue street, and fitted up for the eecomynodation of all in wantof employaent. Cuil at 95)4 Duaue atroeet. ci 50.74 DOUCEUR of Finty Dollars or upwards will § DU. Ve presented to any one who can obtain for the ad- \ortiser @ permanent situation in a public office, merchants tre, or in avy capacity requiring strict integ:ity—either night for wich a moderate salary 1s required. Satisfacio erence Will be given, and the striecest secresy observe \\ldress to Silence, care of Mr. Dodervead, No. 601 Pearl si ys Sieou*m R nore T WINE—A complete assortment of Bri ring and Gill Net T'wines, from 534 to 6 Tbs tnred with the greatest care from the fo OF. ‘MINTURNS, 87 Sonth street at. P Mua Sweepstakes for $750, saddle. . bro m ONDAY, August 4th, two mile heats under the : James D. MeMann names . . Reality. Geo. Spicer “ “bef Ti George Youngs «bow Lady Ly Is. Inpecterny after—A match for $300, between I'the Cauadian horse. Ho} fo run a quarter ofa mile, and duinp }2 hurdles 3 feet 4 inches high. ___al ier M ’ FRIDAY, AUGUST Ist.~PURSE. $30, fo" Pee Homermile heats, best 3 in 5, ander the saddle. Wm Whelan enters yah Aggy Down, for norse! od itarday evening, by al letra v'alock. ‘riree ot more to make & race,