The New York Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1845, Page 3

, and 1s selling at8 to 9 cents. Wield “that Beraeerice'ty get ardent Wels to ep ne pape gs ay getty at hands, for the Commercial Times, after it shall ap: pear, more than ordinary attention ; for its commer- cial , Lewis r, who is now in your city collecting type, &c., for its organization, is a gentle- man of rare commercial talents and education, and would soon acquire and maintain an enviable repu- tation in your city or Liverpool. Besides, there 18 now in the course of erection, a little above the said Merchants’ Exchange, immediately fronting Lafay- ette are, a Municipal Hall, which, if not equal to your City Hall, will greatly eclipse, in beauty, any other in thecountry. You will naturally say to your- self, it not aloud, we area most ente! ig set of pcea, » in the way of city adornments tcl h is not the faci these things are forced, as it were, upon us by one man, than whom this or no other city in the world—although that is a large word— can boast of more than his equal. His name is Samuel. Peters. He not only projects but, in all cases, he munificently subscribes himself, being a man of fortune. You will again naturally say to yourself, or aloud, what an idol Mr. Peters must be with the people. Such isalso varient from the fact. Unlike any other people, probably, on earth, their love of talents, virtue, and invariably useful enter- prise, is completely absorbed in their jealousy of his superiority—a superiority as unostentatious, and as assiduously concealed, as was that of our Marshal. His usefulness in such a city as yours, where the ele- ments of society are comparatively so different, be- cause,with all its numerous casts, so much more ho- mogenious—would be adequately appreciated ; but when we seem to desire, as far as 1n us lies, to imi- tate the Kilkenny cats—to eat one another up when we have nothing else to eat, morally speaking—he is more often reviled than praised ; and when prais- ed, with few exceptions, done so in manner to elicit the disgust of his friends. The public education of this city is now prosecuted on a scale commensurate with its remotest wants; and its system on a foot- ing. Be munificent and judicious asthe most approved lights have dictated. “He is the father of this sys- tem, and it remains to thousands, now ‘icipating in its benefits, and to millions unborn who are to do #0, to do him that juanen which their ancestors 80 pusillanimously withhoid. In short, he is the head and front of every useful improvement which has taken place since the population numbered 30,000. _ Our part of the political world is so quiet, that it hardly merits a comment, although the two candi- dates for the Gubernatorial Chair, in January next, Du Buys, Whig, and Johnson, Democrat, are now At work canvassing the upper parishes. They are both so personally popular, that, strange to say, they create no party excitement, and their Tespective par- ties seem teevaes to permit the result to turn on that ivot. The State is so thoroughly Annexation, and Du Buys so thoroughly anti ditto, that I apprehend Johnson will be elected. We have no Whig party here now worth speaking of. They have as many hues asthe rainbow. Very many of its most distin- guished leaders, are in doubt whether the land marks of the Democrats are not the true roads, after all, to that bourne from whence no na tion will ever retarn without the robes of that greatness incidental to the perfection of politicel wisdom and exhausted resources. They reason thus, The tariff reduced to the revenue standard ; the distribution of the proceeds of the public lands amongst the States; and the annexation, or re-an- nexation, if you will, of the whole continent of Ame- rica to the United States, are experiments not yet tried ; and who knows," if properly tested, that fey are not the very things we want? They seem ‘o be satisfied;that, out of the rulns of the U. States Bank, has been reared a temple of paramount pros- perity, which they Cp a impossible; and wh, may not similar temples be wrought out of those o} rotection, government land offices, and present oundary fines? These are their doubts and rea- sonings, and they are not peculiar to our Whigs, which is fully exemplified in the recent elections in Alabama. Our Tyler Collector of the Customs, Tom Barrett, still holds on, and will, no doubt, enjoy his office, as Isaid in my preceding letter, until after our January elections, “Seth Barton, the Solicitor of the Trea- sury of the United States, formerly a citizen of this city, has recently been here, and reviewed the whole Repooratic 5 ound. He plainly saw that it ‘ould not do for Mr. Polk to disturb the harmony of the party at this juncture, or until after the Jan- uary elections ; seeing, as he did, the cohesiveness of the Irish ; and knowing, as he ascertained, their unalterable love for their fellow-countryman, the Collector. Barrett boldly contends that he is as good a democrat as the Baltimore Convention—or any other convention—ever manufactured; and the frish, to a mau, believe every syllable of it. Be- sides the nutural cohesiveness ot the Irish in this quarter, and their implicit belief in the democracy of our Collector, he has the honor of being the Con- sul of his Holiness, the Pope of Rome. “After the January elections, however, he will have te walk, not that Mr. Poli loves his democracy, friends, des- cent and holy commission less, but that he loves his two niece’s husbands, Barnett and Picket—the sons- in-law of Gen. Walker—more. Will you believe it, when Tassure you, which I do, that every democrat J © ever seen in this State is an office seeker, or would have an office it he thought he could get it? vis the inanta for it, that nightly meetings are held to devise ways and means to induce the Presi- dent to dub them public servants. What a commen- tiry surely onthe morals of the Lan Mir falling generation of this part of the sunny South, where, orth of Mason’s and Dixon’s line, itis only thought necessary to come, stick up a shingle, and make a rapid fgytune. Your Yankees become too. intolera- bly lazPafter they have been here some time, that many of them refuse to chew bread after it is put into their mouths, and hence their love of democra- cy and government pap. e By the bye, great efforts are now being made to establish a magnetic telegraph between this city and Mobile, and the wire hasbeen arranged, I learn, to some considerable extent. After the return of Mr. Peters from the north, I have no doubt the enter- prise willbe successful, antil when, I apprehend very little further will be accomplished. iS Don’t you think that the letters sf NP. Willis, of which the Mirror speaks so much,and is anxious that every other paper will do the same, which, if they would see it—tirst, ure stupid affairs, and are un- worthy the perusal of any but half: witted chamber- maids. How Willis manages to so successfully hurnbag such an enlightened public as yours, even we out here, can’t conceive for the life of us suppose you are all afraid to pain him in his true. literary character until after. the interpretation of your law of libel shall dovetail into the greater the truth the most absurd and untenable the suit. Ne- ver stop until you explode the would be legal doc- trine, ‘the greater the truth the greater the libel,” or we shall be melted into a grease pot by such as Willis in their libel suits. ‘e can almost excuse Cooper and all his suits, for amidst his madness there is much intellectual ore. as New cotton is soning, in quite freely, but itis sold in driblets, at such irregular prices, that to quote its price correctly, is impossible. Being the rst pickings, itis all fair, fully tair, and g fair, Our stock, including all on shipboard, not cleared, is about 2000 bales.— The weather has been most propitious throughout this State for a large crop, and trom Mississippi and Tennessee we have heard nothing to lead to fears ef a diminished anticipated production, In Alaba- ma sad complaints are extensively made about the drought, and the. eee is general that no more than @ halt crop willbe made. There will be cotton enough made in all conscience, notwith- standing. Our stock of sugar is reduced to about 3000 hogsheads, and is gradually leaving us for Western and Northern markets, at advanced prices. What your fire consumed was a God-send to the small-fry speculators here, who are, in consequence now enabled to realize 6 and7 cents for their impru- dent speculations late in the season, which will about bring them out whole. There is no doubt that our growing crop will be an overwhelming one, amply sutficient, without undue speculation, to keep down prices within the pale of wholesome ex- change. Prices will _ at_ about&c. per pound, and vary between 3} to 5c during the season. _ P, S3—General Gaines has made a requisition, since the foregoing was written, for one thousau troops, #8 an adjunct to those already sent to Tex- as, predicated on his assertion that he has received authentic intelligence that the Mexican Government is now marchiog to the Rio Grande 10,000 troops to assail Texas through our small army centered there. The General, [ think, has calculated without this host, and isdetermined to make a grand flour- ish any how, in reparation for the scaly manner in which our war department has treated’ him in tor- mer days. Tam afraid that his laurels have al pa fragrance out of the growth of Texas chi- valry. E. Axti-Matrmontau.—The lovers in Florida have beea driven into annexation in the most hurried manner. The laws forbid, under severe penalties, the marrying of Po without a license obtained from the Elerk of the County Court of the county where the ma: riage is to take place, and du: the session of the Le, Jature, which has just close: w Was passed to abolish these courts, after the Ist of October, without ap- pointing another officer oars marriage licenses. ‘The consequence will be, that all single persons at lime, a wait for oe Sean £ ee Ley ryest before y can connubialize. Such,anfoversiy joulurl; ing youthful State, is qapentonesa Th fi Ie should call 8 mass meeting, and compel to call extra session, Imronrant rrom Trxas.—U, 8. troops pased through Harris eel Texas, about two wi aes &. on wie to Austin, travelling with unusal It ‘was feared that th 4 wernt sounen sion of the Convention. Duten Courrsmir.—At Katwyek it was formerly apiece of Dutch courtship for the wooer to take his mistress in his arma, carry her into the sea till she was her down upon her feet, and then bearing her ) roll her o SLSTSIE cee ofup ce mee te Monday, August 25—6 P. be} Quotations for stocks are steadily improving. The p-1 4 sales were to-day to some extent. Norwich & Worces- | “9; ter went up } per cent; Reading 1; Farmers Loan, };| 2 ¢e Harlem, }; Stonington, Pennsylvania 5's, Ohio 6’s, Leng | 5 yo pe Island and Vicksburg closed firm at Saturday's prices. | #@ do Morris Canal fell off } per cent; Canton, }. o do The amount of duties received at the custom house of f this port, for the week ending the 16th inst., was $634,794, | 125 Farmers Trust’ ch 50 Morris C: and for the week ending the 234 inst., $560,690, Total| % 4° to ind v8 for the two weeks, $1,195,474, 3 2 = 3 go os a The Franklin Bank of Cincinnati has declared a divi-| 50 Canton Co 030 373 25Nor& Wore —b3._ 68. dend of five per cent, payable to New York stockholders : e ~~ Fy, & do ch 60% at the Bank of America, on the Ist of September. “s We annex a statement showing the amount of tolls Weed, : ‘Sunday , the 24th inst., of a short illness, paid by each article transported on the canals of this | p.Craenra Ps eldest daughter of’ the. late Christan State in the years 1641, 1842, 1843 and 1844. The tolls Meday,s sy a Petter bret oye. received in 1844, from each and every source, wei The acquaintances @ family are re- - tfully invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday af- larger than in any previous year, and the greatest in. | thrnoon, the 26th lust, at 2 o'clock, from her residence, crease was in the tolls on agricultural products. About | 21 Rivington street. one-third of the total amount of tolls received in 1844 on | , 02 Monday morning the 2oth instant, Joun Marruxw, r., in the ear of in age. agricultural products, wasonflouralone, Com paid but | ”"i+he relatives and friends of the family are respectful- $4,742 in tolls in 1644. The rate of toll upon this im, | ly invited to attend his funeral, this (Tu day) afternoon, Portant grain, almost completely shuts it out from trans- | at 4 o'clock, from the house of ‘his fathe Greenwich stree portation on our canals. Immense quantities of this | = —— article reach the seaboard at New Orleans, and finds its | LO. OF O.F. way tothe Eastern Atlantic markets in the holds of NE LOPae: No. @, } 0. r ested ‘to packet ships running between New York and New Or- Room, Feduesday, 27th iust., at 6 o'clock AM precisely, leans. Millions of bushels in this way reach markets, 1» full Recalls, to take bart inthe celebration of the anniver: which would, at a reasonable rate of toll, be transported *"¥ Ping OKC) Nov UN. p URINSLAY, N. G. on our canals. More bushels of corn are annually | _Eowin © Horr, Secretary. a2 Ittec raised in the Western States, than all the other grains | TO STRANGERS. 66 HE ALHAMRA,” put together, aud the absence of cheap modes of trans. ‘* T° Prince, png ofthe ee s of resort, sought portation to market compels the producer to consume it w Cpe iy amine to the i, and justly, too, sa80 establish- [ ent of the k. 8 in some way upon his plantation or farm. In 1849, there | Bfat,0fthe kind in this country can compare with i. in point were produced in the United States, according to the | pot oa fee exoncs of the Tee Creams yk other Re- A el ent rT Te 2 mm report of the Commissioner of Patents, 494,618,306 bush- | ** eee 6 els of corn, and in 1844 the production amounted to| 4 op ,/, pete SOUR AND’ STEAKS, r 421,963,000 bushels. A very large per cent cf this quan | A {thi day) sell Deserved ap in superior styler Eprenres tity was raised in the Western States. In 1843, Ohio | and Bon Vivants are requested to bear this in miud, as some- ‘ | thing extra may be expected. a6 tem produced 38,651,128 bushels, Kentucky 69,396,156, Indi- | STUDY OF MODERN LANGUAGES d D z ana 96,677,171, and Illinois 32,760,434. In 1844, Ohio | 4 GENTLEMAN who has been eugaged for several years produced 48,000,000 bushels, Kentucky 47,500,000, Indi, past, in the tuition of Modern Lai 8, wishes to find ana 24,500,000, and Illinois 19,680,000. States being West of the Western extremity of the Erie canal, | of O. F. meet at their Lodge tween Spring and | afew scholars, either in the French, Spent Rucee lanvuages gaz faniber information, apply, by letter, to R. L., at this office. v chi 2° Lintre immense quantities of this grain would, were the tolls | aon casks a suai ei Dori on the canal reduced, seek an Eastern market by that | W ‘orsalebe n> > Suan]. of am ound Water Casks, route, At present itis driven in other directions, and} *6*tre _ _.7 South street, comer Maiden Lane. finds a market through other channels. The transporta’ ITCH.—! rrels, best quality, Southern. Kor sale by tion of tobacco might be increased very much by a PY WOUDHULE & ete > moderate reduction in the rate of tolls. This article now pays a tollof two dollars perton. The receipts of tolls from potatoes might be materially increased by reducing the present rates. ‘The tolls from coal have been within the past two years more than doubled, in consequence of the reduction in the rates. Amount or Totus Par on Eacu Aaticty TRansrortep on THE CANALS OF THIS StaTe FoR THE YxARs 1811, 1842, 1843 AND 1844. Articles. Boats—Toll at two cents. PAs EEN OF THE WEST, FROM LI- . VERPOOL.—Consignees per this ship, will please take notice, that she is discharging under general order, at west side Burling Slip. All goods not permitted must be seut to Public Store. WOODHULL & MINTURN, a) 87 South street PACKET SHIP SIDDONS, FOR LIVERPOOL —Pas sengers by this ship will please be on board, at Orleans Wharf, foot of Wall street, on Tuesday moruing, 26th instant, at 12 o’clock, at which time the ship will sail. iene bags will close at the usual places at 1134 o'clock. a STRIKER’S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR. WHICH will change grey hair its origrnal color in afew This soluti ee ene Tolls 1841. 1812. | 1843. 1844. + $142,375 $123,464 $131,734 $156,835 16,145 17,715 19,091 21; minutes, s different from any yet offered ‘Toll on packets. -. 9 97 | and eatmat fall of sperceding al others. ‘Those who wdoubt ee | ee tan opp | We Virtues, are requested te have their hair c! re ‘Total boats ~$158,520 141179 150,085 178,222 | paying thelr money. if humbugs would take this method there Passengers—Monthly _state- would be no reason to complain. None genuine, unless signed ment &repot’d $21,298 24,336 5,179 13,656 | H. Strixer, in red ink. The Solution ean be forw: mg by ‘oss 1493 | Harnden's Express to any part of the world, One trial. will The Pore Boveaey peltr; prove the fact. Sold, wholesale, $7 50 per dozen— rel $1; and applied at No.5 Chatham street, te the H Records, New York. upstairs. ? OPPONte The Ha DR. A. C. CASTLE, 381 BROADWAY, HAs a Composition for filling hollow sore Teeth, It is put into the most tender teeth, without any pain, with which it combines intoa hard, sound tooth, thus restoring hitherto $313,444 211,979 290,755 963,547 | useless and painful teeth. ies, the most distinguished in Agriculture. society, bear testimouy to its efficacy—the several editors 0 Product of Animals— the Press eulogise, from their own experience, its application, Pork. § + $51,774 ‘The most eminent of the medical faculty have personall 44497 mmmend their patients to Dr.C. Dr. C. refer 91354 », French and English Ambassadors—the Eu 17'936 ‘Consuls, N. Y., &e. be. ke. 026 2 3,749 HOLDEN’S CELEBRATED DYSENTERY AND DIARRHG@A CORDIAL, Total product of animals. $87,310 = OR the cure of Dysantary, Diarrhora and Cholera Morbus. Veg etable food— a petable J 629,103. 600,955 ‘A purely vegetable compound, ¥ :, This invalu: Co is the surest, safest, and most effi- TE eet eer Mae | chomt remedy for all the above diserders; and tony aly be asta to stand unrivalled for peedy and thorough cure of them in every stage. Thousands have used this medicine as prepared by. the ps prietor for all the above e its, an the most aggravated cases; indeed un instance ean hardly. be ed 1n which ithas not effected a perfect cure, and often afew hours, In the season of the year when so much fruit is used, and fre- unripe state, and rs of the bowels are pre- omparable specific is of the utmost importance; is propr and thi ‘ietor would eapeci rge upon every family the + $2,060 1,614 2,762 2,947 | inestimable value of this articl larly where there are + 253 2939 4,747 2 youvg children, as it is a perfe remedy, and restores 5,19 3782 6.454 6.639 | the howels ton healthy state. i 928 2,019 1,885 2,195) "The Cordial cannot, be too highly recommended to seafaring : 271 486 478 73} men, and the master of every vessel shonld have a supply of it . fa i ished truth among medical men, that a change Tos) all other sxsoniti: lade teste ne of the moat prolific sources of those disorders pA Gy ee ‘ oa 6 1o2r aie | £0r.the cure of which this Cordial is so remarkable. For sale, wholesale and retail, by the sole agents for the city. RUSHTON & CO. Menufactures— Domestic spirits, 8,935 9,583 110 Broadway, 10 Astor House, and . 1417 2,316 | _ au26 8m 836 Broadway, cor, {ith at. 16s 16,169 DRS, POWELL AND_DIOSSY, "hat s'003 | OCULIST'S and OPTHALMIC SURGEONS, 5,872 5,446 A TEEN D exclusively to DISEASES OF THE EYE, and 39 "630 | LA to operations upon that organ. ‘Their method of trent 330 1,053 | iug Amaurosis has been highly successful. This affection is 51,098 62/639 | frequently furadvanced before the s ns of the patient without any apparent 93,231 fe marked change. the haarn yen a letters are not distinctly defined, i trun into each or tint $22, 0.500 jon becomes more. and. more indistinct; someti 10,305 3 Ban) ouly portions of objects being visible, dark moving spots or [ 35'786 18101 321588 motes seem to float im the air, flashes of light are evolved, ac 53600 67466 69,067 companied by pain, giddiness, ‘and a sense of heaviness in'the = z brow or temple, too frequently by neglect or maltreatment, «= $102,081 101.810 116,273 terminating in total loss of vision. Caranact axp Opacitus or Specks on the Eye, are effec: liy removed. The most sot tc aac le ps i Grand Total . . . . $2,034,882 1,749,196 2,081,590 2,416,374 ow mrautes. Arihclal tion or pain,so closely corres} The coal trade of Pennsylvania this season has been so | \iou or pain. responding Ww far much more extensive than to a corresponding date in | the kind ofapectacies ged Jopartioute any previous your. The facilities of transporting coal this | «nd offices 201 corner of W: year have been much greater than ever before in use: We CACHING POW ea na and the quantity offering for shipment at the mines is} Bi*, pecrsiinPesheareciagmtene oe much larger than can find transportation, There isa} », 1, tee ee ne scarcity of cars onthe Reading Railroad, more coal is AND =e a vespaees Soaax Woomenraeereired offering than they can accommodate, and two hundred y from Paris, a Situation as Cook, ‘or American ars more would find employment. The Reading Rail, | mily of respectab See Coded toad Company transpert to the seaboard about one hun- a respectable aud healthy Woman, who dred thousand tons of coal per month, notwithstanding Apply at St Be He Gt Phat spel hang which the supply at the mines is daily increasing. ‘The | _” immense quantities daily arriving at the companies docks at tide water are shipped immediately, and there is no accumulation of stock. Dozens of vi re conti. 2t*m SS YOUNG MAN from the country wishes to get into some nually arriving at and departing from Richmond, the ter. minus of the Railroad or navigation engaged in the coa) usefal business oF employment inthe city,’ 'A book store or printing office preferred. Address, John Garduer, 20134 trade. ‘The receipts of coal from all quarters, this year, to the 15th inst., have been two hundred and sixty-eight Hudson st. au2! Im*re INFORMATION WANTED thousand three hundred and seven tons more than to the same date last year. es of squinting cure ted wit pat OWEN ROGERS— Whereas, the relatives of this persou, (who was of the Parish of Coolevin, in the County of Sligo and wholeft Ireland some 3% or 38 years ago,) have been i Owen Rogers wishes to haye some info. ous— to, acquaint him that he oni addressing a letter to M. C. aui9 im*re having @ thorough ate Salesman, is. wil- Coat. Trape oF Pexssyivanta—Comrarative STATEMENT. SALESMAN.—The advertiser, 8 A knowledge of business, and a fi ean 1844. 1545. | ling to devote his time and attention to any Hi fequiiriy By Schuylkill Canal... ++. +:20.210 99.754 | such services. He Posseases's. good knowledge ef the Drug From the Lehigh Minesv:: 8775 py is conversant with the French language, and has uo {charms re 13 0 B5'000 | Oheetien to go South or West. Address, O. “Gi Herald oming . + 68, 91988 | aa " Pine Grove 24,529 36,792 | CAST OFF CLOTHING & FURNITURE W? “D. —— | LADIES OR GENTLEMEN having any supertluous or Total. cic ccee cee eee ee eee ee 905,305 1,173,612 cast off Clothing or’ Furniture to dispose of, can obtain for 905,305 | the same a liberal cash » by sending for the subscriber (through Post or otherwise) at his residence. No. 69 street, basement. 8.0 N.B. Mrs, Cohen will also attend to Ladie: dence, ifrequest T_CLARKE’S & sTEtanee J he A "S ‘Temperance Int Office, 955 Dnane street, subscribers Jor some good Pro. testant Servants others, both white and colored, of good moral character, ‘The subscriber pledges himself to precure help for the public at the shortest notice. Mr. Clarke's office is patronised by some of the first families in the country. emember—954 Duane street, two doors west of Broadway, Washington Temperance Intelligence Office. iy Im*rh Ss. Increase in 1815... 0.4 6+.eee00e 268,307 To this date last season the Reading Railroad and the Schuylkill Canal transported about an equal quantity; this season the railroad has transported 354,733 tons more than the canal. The transportation of coal on the canal has decreased this season 139,476 tons, while on the railroad there has been an increase of 207,181 tons, These two companies—the Reading Railroad and the Schuylkill Navigation Company—are carrying on an extensive competition. The agents of the railroad com. pany do nearly all the coal business in the section of country traversed by the line, and the agents or engi_ Dusne it their resi- al? }m*re ence VD HAND CLOTHING AND F. NITURE WANTED. ANDthe highe: price given for ail kinds of cost off Clothing UR- and good second hy Farai Pe neors of the canal company do all the talking through of the sume, will do. well to call omthoatinertes rk the papers. While the canal company are trying to ne- | dress a line throngh the Post Offie, which will be penetually gotiate a loan for the enlargement of their works, the railroad company are building lateral lines and covering the coal region with a perfect nett work of railroads, drawing supplies from every section and increasing their business nearly one hundred per cent anaually. The transportation of coal on the R jading Road and Schuylkill Canal this season,to the 21st inst., has been annexed :— : 4936 Chatham street, New York ustantly on hand, a seasonble assortment of xeo- tothing, cheap for cash, al6 Im*re COPPER MINERS WANTED. ANTED by the New Vork and Laks Superior Mining W ; lopper Miuers—to be employ. Mee Gemmany, RIETY Cooper Miversto be employed ‘emperate and experienced Miners will receive liberal wa- ger—none others need nppiy, Apply to the undersigned at West Troy, N.Y, B. ERARNED, Jr, President N. Y. and L. 8. M: © | _New York, Aug. 4th, 1045 LAMPS, GIRANDOL! a ND JAPANNED WARE. HE Subscriber has just received from his manufactor; ¥ Scnvyix m1 Coat Trane. By, Schuy!. By Read. ell canal, ing Rail’ From Port Carbon & Pottavill From Schaylkill Haven.+- $2'¢49 From Port Clinton: | irowltPes iid, aplendid assortment of Girandoles, in iit, perior quali ; ith Cut aod Plain Shades, Chandeliers, contain: for Parlors, Churches ‘aud ent of Gothic Lanthorns, for Halls, which he will sell at ‘wholesale h Cut aud Stal and retail, at reduced prices. JOHN W. MORGAN, 14 Fulton street, 1B ' N.B.—On hand, 9 dozen of the Donte Lam, tor Camphvse, Three years ago the position of these companies was | reversed. Atthat time the canal monopolized ne: ly the whole of the coal carrying trade. Within this short period the railroad company have, by their superior fa cilities, by the expedition with which they transport coal from the mines to the seaboard, by the reduced herpericg mete aed Gaia, ry low price aul? im*re rice of transportation, &c., &ke., secured avery lergo P ST. NICOLAS from Havre—Consiguees by this shi Sten rtm snennonbe tlere Pipe beh lh cha 1D will please send theie permits on board, at Piet No.4 No: road is located. | ens pte.tct Permreted b y the 2%th instant, will be sent to Old Stock Exchange. = _ SALAMANDER SAFES. $5000 U 8 5's, 19 1064 400 Farmers’ Trust 2 HE first and only kind o ee Bae 8, a ee tae 33 | TD enered tnt gonad of Sale that bas every ingtan Ea 0 98 150 dn 5B | & Holman’s Improved Salamander, ‘They are for sale by A 40000 Penn 4's 83075 100 OL & Trust 7 | & Hobbs, 26 Platt st... N ¥., where certificates and test Safes 13000 conan, fan t22 3B 4M Canton Co | be one of which saved the books and papers of 10 sha ‘om, fall b90 94 300 do ST | Messrs, Anderson & Co,, No, 28 Broad street, at the great 3 o 4 10 © do sis 7 on the 9th ult. Also, ‘of Mr. J. Mel, at the corugy of 50 Vicksburg Bk 590 "Nig do Z| Brod stroet nnd Kecha:ge Place on’ the night ofthe 30th of ia, % 1 So Harlem RR i | "SA ROW SPRINGS ROTO es larlem j $0 Morris Canal ay ee | PEARON SPRINGS ag | alae 3 HO Long Island RR 62. | PANY ym visiting this 100 do 00 61 lace in consequence o} being very fal, the ® Stonington RR eo B by Shzavag ts i do e i 0 2 formed that we have now a number of, rooms w & m Springs, August wa RBS ve LL ae italian or Portu- | AUCTION NOTICES. AMUSEMENTS. J 7 PARK THEATRE. BY LAST EVENING’S MAIL ‘STEN Rates nae va Sul eA” vue ceteeaeh eel ORM OTA Ae Coney of ie dny, a1 10 otlock, at No. 6 John sirete o Agneral agri nero THAN IN ENGLAND. Washington. ¢ lard ware Cutlery, TE Hage ee, mhovels, Solomon | bine ROS at Rg Hackett {Correspondence of the Herald.1 one cle Barrel Guns «4 MeDovall Carry, "Anderson Wasmneton, Saturday night, Aug, ~ 1845. ron more, jot} Henry, ‘ ‘ocker Something not so Bad—Judge Mason and Beaw Pearl Buttons, Knives and Forks. bs Miss ICate Hor: . Tea tay We ives, on cards, Pocket Knives, ‘Seis: brn ian Oldskirt, DeWalden Mrs Glastonbury Men eruon Hickman—Description and Character of the Beaw fore ee te fT Metarvegs, Dvod | Ay, ee *\ —His Desire to “Ring in” wpon the Mexicans— —G TUTTLE, Avctionoar, Mons MatteMONSIEUR MALLET. nae Another Innovation from the North—New Omni- ARDWARE AND "CUTLERY SALE.—JACOB 8. ens id ‘. 4% busses for the Avenue, and a new Steamboat for PLATT will sell, this day, at 10 o’clock, by catalogue, ‘ing, Gourla 3 ey aren Engl sh, Gorman F ry Suttignn Hasdusre, Caulory, saa ee wes Barry | the River, with a Reduction of Fare! Hurrah!—~ ‘Goods, G ‘i 9 , Yate Ladleand Desseré Rusyes and, Forke, Seisoce Shears | py ysteg pe xcs MOF: wring valet mee" | Anew Fashion—Anti-Onderdonk Dresses. Bacher re Kaives, German Bilver,, American ee wad ace pee covelude wth ae The music came off at the President’s this even- (0 do. Horse, Cotton and Wool Cards; $0 du. Sir Matt Coe AND FOR AN OLIVE! ing, in good style. Heap of fashionable people there. offee Ena- ke. 026 lt*re | GHERIFF'S SALE OF HORSES—By virture of an order ofthe Hoo. Charles P_ Daley, asseciate Jutge ofthe Court of Common Pleas of the City and County of New York, to me directed and delivered, | will expose to sole on the 27th’ day Aagast, 1815, at 2 o’elock, P, M, at the Bull’s Head. in 24th st., near the third avenue, oue single and one pair of Bay Horses, seized under an attachment against the estate of Thomas M. Sloan, a non-resident debtor. M. JONES, Sheriff. | “THOS. F. PEERS, Deputy, Sheriff New York, August 20th, 1815. Mrs Seiborne, © er | Mr Selborne, Mrs Fixture, Hon.Alfd Hightlyer, Roberts Fixture, Fi Mis: Maria Darlington, Price of Admissiou—Boxes, 75 cents; Pit, 90 cents; Gallery, 2% cents. Doors open at7 o’elock, and! the Curtain will rise precisely at half-past7 o'clock. a ited number of Season Tickets may be obtained | atthe Box Office, aT > BOWERY THEATAK, Tuesday Evening, August 26th, Will be presented HINIUS, OR THE ROMAN LIBERATOR. Mr J Re Seott Everybody discussing the decision of the Court to- day, upon young Elliott—very few dissenting—ma- ny heartily approving it. Justices Morsell and God- dard have certainly taken the safe side, in leaving the question of bail or no bail, to the Judge or Judges of the Cireuit Court, and the Grand Jury. Judge Mason, a genuine republican and scholar of the old stock of the old commonwealth of the Old Dominion—Judge Mason, we say, somehow or other, got into a palaver with Beau Hickman. You Mrs Vernon i a 22 Stis*me TON ON MONDAY, Aux. clock, 2 FARM of 25 acres, s from'Harlem, in Westches- ea new neat Dwelling and a Farm houses, with fruit in_abundance of all MeKeon | Knowthe Beau. He is a trim, dandy-lookin ¥ ame doing busi " Serv Rose 2 ‘ f 8 per- Gye Bo bapoldwvbees teseree oh ence bite the udius, Davenport | Cueiusk Soldier, _Tohnson | Snage of five feet seven, with long hair, and an in- owuerTs going west. For particulars, inquire at 439 Grand | Dentatus, iiner | Cinizen, ‘oldston | offensive, inexpressive, cadaverous countenance. | street, or 29 Byard street, ort» JOHN GARLAND, ou the | Numetorius, Vache | Virgivis, Mrs Phillips | He prides himself upon his figure, and tailors, in his | place. Should the day prove stormy, the sale will take place | Mareus & Odiicer, Phillimore | Servia, Madison | aliny days, have been glad to show off thett work | Seen ear. ena TS | Hci, Venton Brovdly | Toon his back as_a gratuity. But the Augustan oF = =—— ibalam, 4 2 . - ~ . | Teasantly sitvated at South Brdoklyn, | After which, Mr. Hadaway will sing the Popular Comic Song | golden era with de Hea is past. The Beau is run- | Teg re Teh We ary 8 geet To conclude with ning to seed, e sceptre is departing from Judah, ‘Also, a gentleman and bis wile, without children, waut ERNEST MALTRAVERS. and the Beau 1s nearly like to Rent 2 or 3 rooms, of a sioall and genteel family, in Ue lowe Richard Darvil ... see a1>MrJRScott — “Van, Van, | pepartof the city. ‘The west side of Broadway would, be pre: | Emnest Matravers, Davgoport (i strucio, wanis Or the used-up man” pe Te =| Famby Ferrers, Clarke | ist Servant, Nose | Nobody, not even the oldest inhabitant’s great | THE Stock, Fiseeses sad Rucnitue of respectable ‘gosh Pilfimors | Alice Darvil, Mex Madison oon a tkake es fan eumaanseal coeies z Fk gang iy: tel “ry . Montsane, Seton tata work. He thinks it quite sufficient for all ‘Tavern, conducted on the Kugl al style, di ood | Joha Walter 8. Sutherland purposes | fhe: ines gd of old standing. “Will be fold heaps tor | Ava nuce™* — Suthittand | Guay Florence, sfulnstysat | that he was born among the slashesof Hanover, and casn only. Satisfactory reasous for disposing of it will be given | “(> Lower “4 Meeuts; Second and Third Tiers, 25 ets.; | that his name is infallibly thereby associated in his- to 37 Dey street, from 12 to 1 P, M. Pit and Gallery, 134 cents. ‘4 on appl “all Gis FINE FRENCH BOOTS FOR $3 50, CITY MADE. —K i id durability the: ual to those sold | in gther stores for $3 ; ive Freach imperial dress Boots Doors will open at a quarter before 7, the curtain tory with those of Patrick Henry and Henry Clay. But if the Beau does{no manner of work,be also is singular in another point; he has never been seen eating since his arrival in Washington last fall. He made to order for $4 50, equal to those made in other |». disappears at a reasonable hour at night; but no YOUNG BSoN Ee Be wearimted to asive satisfaction, at body can tell where he sleeps. And ena | facturing Depot, one of the most fashionable Boot and Shoe, establishments in this city. Gentlemen that are in want of tionably possessed of the power of witchcraft or ubi- MAMMOTH § uity. “He has been seen within the same hour at apair of dress Boots, will find a saving of fifty per cent by a o ‘di in Wasabi ft nabod i “4 } ‘di a instruwent of the sams capacity in the World, made | five different taverns in Washington, and n ly Pte Sons. of we wet Ml. YO! Tait B Jones, to order for the United Staten has been able to tell whence he came, or whither he jew Yorl al2 Imi bove, see amphlsts. | N | RANKLIN went. Some say the Beau is after an office; while ON ‘TO SF ING BANKS. e hundred feet of sur- | we know there are some men’s places he would fill ‘The steamboat ROBERT L. STEVENS, ‘i : | with advantage to the Government, or we are mis- Captain RL Mabey, will make au excursios | The Spark from the prime eonductor, is more than two feet | taken in prs Ho education of the Beau, Well, Sy on wa ep Ae a cerca ry dopa AURORA OR NORTHERN LIGHTS! | the Bean was talking this evening with Judge Ma- Leaving Hamtnond street at 83 o'clock, A.M., Canal street at | Are exhidited in the most brilliant manner—in fine, the like | son, in the President’s grounds. The Judge asked Pike and Dela streets aud Pier No. 1, N.R, at | has not been seea by verapas who have not visited the Polar | him if he would be ‘willie to: fight the Mexienns: be a Aggie Pog th peered All the ordinary experiments perlormed in Electricity, are} The Beau promptly replied “that he should like Fare 50 cents. 26 Iwis*me PHENIX ASSEMBLY, No. 1. BENEVOLENT ORDER OF BEREANS. THEIR Excursion to West Point, last Fri- day, was one of the most delightful of the seas nanimous thanks of the As- 8 tendered to Ci Frazee, of the COLUMBUS, d very gentlemanly conduet throughout ited their highest esteem. As occular de- shown by aid of the Hydro-Electric Machine, on a scale of Unprecedented Grandeur. | ‘The only Hydro-Electric Apparatus, of auy. size, is possesed by the Royal Polytechnic Institute in Loudon. above all things to ring into ’em, for he spoeieed, that there were some bully churches in lexico; and viet armis, he would not object to bringing away from the big Cathedrals of the Meztizzoes five or six of their silver Jesuses.” The Judge said he should have an opportunity to go in the event of a declaration of war. “Very well,” said the Beau, “call on your bully friend, and we shall ring in upon NIBLO’S GARDEN, ENGLISH VAL LLE NIGHT. bove, they will charter the Columbus for yHvening, August 26th, images worse Hi id in heir wat exearsons or wheter gat he(ttnaae War | Tuesday’ Hivening, August 26en yellow skins atthe bate of San Jacinta Frazee) may cominand. NATHAN WHITELY, ‘The Public is respectfully informed thet Mr. BROUGHAM | ‘ a6 Ittre Chairman of Committee. The spirit of progress from the north is creeping CAMP MEETING AT RYE, is engaged for afew nights only, and will appear in two new | 16 1h sguthwan Pe hes alreadereastied thik eanome aracters. WIL. COMMENCE ON MONDAY, AUGUST 35. Overture to Zampa, | Herold, In the improvements in agriculture and hotel keep- THE Steamers DELAWARE and TRO- er which, ing, there has been, within a year past; a perfect re- JAN will leave the foot of Hammond street BAMBOOZLING. ects leteeniel volution. The next onslaught is to be made upon ‘ Lady Meadows, | Mrs Watts | Emily, Miss Mary Taylor » be Gober aan coe uday Tucglag, Wed! | Sophia,“ ’ Miss Htoberts | Sir Mermaduke, Chippendale | the hackmen, and the elevenpenny bit eix-passenger nesday, ‘Thursday and Friday mormings—Retarning, will Ru Bao es, ‘ley, Mr ee baggage-waggon looking omnibusses, or omnibi, of ecees ocued by ovvingto Mr Site] | GARIRHMIAN'IN'LENDON. | magnificent distances of Weabinglows bet the Tame ouise, irs ws * rs Deeriny is OPPOSITION TO NEWHAVEN © HARTFORD] "Murch Delauey, |" Mz Brougham | Kees are going to supersede them, and the hackmen, Fare to New Haven, 75 cents—Hartford, $1 75. a Nickingon | Cym . Flacide | the greatest nuisance at the depot with which the THE new and substantial Steamer BUF- John Sefton | Capt Seymour, | Gallagher | travelling community were ever tormented, will FALO, Caprain J. W. Hancox, will leave | Nights of the Wrench Company—Monday, Wednesday, | have to back out, and turn their horses to an the South side of Barclay street Pivr, every Friday. H F erase, article to which their stomachs are so unaccustom- ed that, put many of them into‘a green clover field, they would stand all day as if waiting for Monday and Tuesday morning during the season, at 734 o'clock, yrriving at New Haven by I o'elock, P.M., and Hartford 6 P.M Keturning—will leave New Haven on the same days, at 10 P.M. ; or after tha arrival of the train of cars from Hartford. sent Foisee mail always be in atteadaces to main ant ad k al! improper 18 0: Tickets Fifty Cents. 6% hee Seats, One Dollar eacl Fare, from Hartford to New York, $1 15 for the Excursion | A limited ameter ef eene hs nt ag a customer, without knowing that clover was up and down. to New Goren Ga Peebles ce $7 "Performance to commence at o'clock. Doors oven at | altogether a different vegetable from paving stones. reduced rates. Apply to J. C, Furber, New Haven, 025 2tis*m | 7 o'lock. Actually, not a few of the hackmen, as well as their PLEASURE BOAT FOR SALE. THE “Odd Fellow,” a Yacht, measuring thirty tou FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. 7] J WO NIGHTS |) Pasndkaaue elegant Performances ‘of the little Mi isos Fe ILMIS' . horses, look as though they were ted and clothed with the dust and paving stones of Pennsylvania Avenue. Buta new era 1s dawning upon us. We are soon to have a chain of omnibusses in W: - (Boston built) is now offered for sale. Said be seen off the Battery fur a few da may snown as the INFANT SISTERS. terms, &c., apply on board. 226 2%) ESDAY EVENING, August 26th, ve & Bae CBRE SALTO OLD GINS OR ETERS: Will be pesformed. the adinired Burletta, called ton, after the fashion of Broadway, and at the i POOL PACKETS.—FOR. LIVERPOOL—Only DISAPPOINT MENT, : way price, six cents per passenger for a through or Regultr Packet of the, Ist of September The mag. by the INFANT SISTERS. | tic | intermediate ticket. This is the age of. progress. BOAL' i000 tons “werchent demas West’ comassien al ons, upon e PENNY WHISTLE. | This is the enterprise of. the north that is coming hail positively on Monday, det or Reptomber, + wi 1 with'the admired Burletta, called down among us,to the astonishment of Nailer & Co. Juding PAPA JEROME, or Les Patates Amantes. Admission, 25 ceuts each. Doors open at 7\4—Performance to commence at 8. 026 It®m MONTREAL ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE. 3 Bstabli be ready for ‘Theatrical Perform- igo! September, under the man- “who will receive. proposals fore agements from ladies vd gentlemen of acknowledged talent. he ovening of the said The tre. with the two celebrated ar- ora PICO and Signor DE. BEGNIS, who will per- for a few evenings. ‘The evenings entertain- Having unequalled accommodations for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers, those returning to the old couutry, ot sending for their friends, will find it their interest and comfort to select this uuequalled line of packets. ‘or terms of bassage, and to secure the best berths, early ap- ition should be made on board, foot of Beekman street, or w subseribers. ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO. 36 Fulton st , next door to the Fulton Bank, N. ¥. FOR MOBILE—New Line—The splendid Packet ship GAZELL Captain Treadwell, who goes to tb the city with freight and passengers, will have im- meduue despatch for the above port. and the negro hackmen. - ~ And what’s more, the Joe Johnson is to be laid up in ordinary. Youdon’t know what is the Joe Johnson, hey? Why, it’s a little steamboat of five hack-horse power, that plies between Washington and Alexandria, (seven miles,) at a Virginia nine- pence, a Maryland levy, or a York shilling per pas- senger. We have often gone to Ale: ia and back at a rate exceeding seven miles an hour in the Joe Johnson. And considering the exorbitant For freight or passage, iu either cabin, second cabin, or steer- erspersed with Veudevilles, Dancing, Over-| charges upon our railroad, the Joe’s eharges are all of which will be taken #t much less than th 4 a f inent Professors, and a ( age, all of which wi cou of sae leas chan the usual rates, | tures, by & numerous Orchestra of alt eminent Professors, and | 7 Ot tad alter all. Bus: then¥oa orlltameree hy ad re 61 South street. Wm V. MAZZOCCHI. up: Sok - FOR NEW ORLEANS—New Line—Positivel EES TSICALEs johmAnderson, my “ Joe Johnson,” first hin Phe splendid Packet shi » CHAMPLIN, AT PINTEUX, CAFE. DES ANLLE_ COLONNES SA- When we were first acquaint, our Flom my ‘iller, will sail on Saturday, the 30th inst., LOON, 307 BROADWAY ee ? . Youswere, eb CURE, $08, Cabin, second cabin, and steerage passengers, will find it to ments of the best But the pesky Yankees thik, Joe, Hot which wil be ake very How, by applying on [MM Matee och tal ia ta yi deorm, cumtaging | ‘By bring on a hner boat, or of Mine street, of SIN HERDMAN & CO. sutrance Free—Coucert will commeuce at 7 o'clock. 41 ng Pp. pees ‘Gl South street, near Wall sttect, 226 1wis*m ‘That’s just what they mean to do. We learn that GRAND BALL, CONEY ISLAND PAVILLION. torsof the Mavillion will give a Grand Ball yeventug. August 27th, if 8 will ieave No. 1, Ei a beautiful steamer from Baltimore, whence the new omnibi are also to come, is forthwith to be brought up the Potomac, to run between Washington and ir! Alexandria, at a fip instead of a levy. i ‘at 12] | We regret to discover that since the conviction is L.-| and excommunication ot Bishop Onderdonk, the ey Pg s'eambont. ss cwiog places*-John Murphy, | ‘dies have introduced a fashion in their dresses that coricheteacge aa at the fllowiogleces:Jobn, Muyphy. | will exclude Bishops in future from Onderdonking. Astor House: Alouzo Reed, Fort, Uamilton House; and on | It is the fashion of having the body of the dress cut board the Tolas aud Ocean. so as to button around the throat. The milliners call Ere yos Sand is engaged Tor ise occa it the anti-Onderdonk dress. This all comes from Nine Ply as carly ORILBY the folly of a lecherous old Bishop. Lord have mer- TEXAS AND NEW YORK LINE OF JKETS, PAC BETWEEN NEW \’ORK AND GALVESTON THE Sabscril ers have established a regular Li of Packets betveen New York and Galvestc aail from each port on the first day of each m Return ng—will leave the o'clock, for the city. ‘Tickets $t, for a Gentleman and incladivg steamboat. iPIRE, Captein Baxter, to sail from New York Ist September next, and rom Gaiveston Ist November text The Ship STAR REPUBLIC, Captain Moss, to sail. from Gd on Ist October uext, and from Galveston Ist Decem- er next. The Brig G. B. LAMAR, Captain Richardson, to from New York ist November next, and from Galveston ist Janu ary next mn Persons the number wishit The Brig MARY, Captain Norriss, to sail from New York | _#26 2tis're ALONZO REED. cy upon Bishop Onderdonk. Why, there is some- 4st Decesnber next, and from Galveston st February next. FREE EXHIBITIONS. thing gross and greasy in the very name. But it id thereafter cE E. . Tiese vesseleare ell of superior class, havicg fine: cabin ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN. grows late, and we grow tired EVERY FAIR DAY. MR, MeCARTY begs leave to announce that, by the unan- imouts request ofhis numerous visiters, he has been in- duced to enntinue his Grand and Unequalled Performances ! He has al some, Week ool! ‘i je has also, at great expense, re-engage Monsieur GUERBO, F The great and wonderful gymnastic performer, who will pear for this week only, and go through some of his Extraordi ry and Wonderful Feats of Strength aud Agility, as per formed at the Koval Qnera House, Paris, before the Roya ‘amily and Nobles « france. Iso, the ETHIOPIAN. OPERATIC. BROTHERS and SISTERS : ew and splendid. performances every visit Hoboken novel amusement. flemen who iid ‘promenade ‘and ‘The following well known and celebrated performers com- vrive the Band ‘of Ethiopian Operatic Brothers and Sisters :— mmatded, will sail panctually as, advert sed, and’ take freight nud passengers at the lowest Tate will be the established Agents at Galveston, and give efficient attention to the been it u line, and all other business directed to them; aud also mak liberal advances on consignments. Goo ected to the care of the Subscribers, will be regu- larly forwarded, free from commission. And Shippers may rely on Lighters at Galveston to tranship eargo, from thence, aud upon its being regularly forwarded, according to instruc: tions, if consignes Galveston. ‘Wasuineton, August 24, 1845. Stirring news from Mexico this evening. Ten thousand Mexican troops within eight days march of the Rio Grande. General Gaines makes a requi- sition upon Louisiana fora thousand militia. Really, it would be a severe joke if the Mexicans were to drub our fellows on the first onslaught. A traveller from the White Sulphur Springs, Va.. says that rein’ the distinguished visitors he left there, were JohnjTyler, senior, and his beautiful wife; Henry Clay, Andrew Stevenson, and others. Before two years are past they will have a railroad to the White Sulphur; and then Saratoga will be jam Hendley and Co. pig: two She etre of William Hendley and Co., or Lreigt or passage, apply to BROWER & NEILSON, No 91 Frout street. New Vork. COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAP) CONSUMPTION DISARMED or rts and tinia* ee thy inner, & RRORS. OCTOR HAS’ Mouse. ARD NER, the oly person living who personates S Moore & Carol How forks toon eee aa ets The war wench in character. pete utterly thrown in the shade. his celebrated COMPOUND ‘SYRUP OF NAPHTT BILLY WHITLOCK, the great Locomotive Nigger and : which, after the ai ence and proof, is now acknow: accomplished Banjo Player. is Baitimonn, Aug. 25, 1845, Tedged by Pak, OLD.DAN EMME'T, the celebrated Violinist and old V , . , ants Ponts Pema ese OL Doth NE eT BOO ee Oa Min Teaietave oe Lend hea nore le mousla pou: | The War News—The Gambling sfifaie—Renttnoe ef Dr: UBERCLES ON THE LU Houck—Reform Convention and the Sheriffalty—Dr. Ollapod, $c. The news from T'exas of the approach of a Mexican army, and the requisition for troops on the Governor of Louisiana, has caused quite an excitement in our city, drawing forth the expression of a pure national feeling that is highly creditable to the patxiotism of our citizens: The general opinion, however, seems to be, that the in- formation received by General Gaines, of the approach of a Mexican army of ten thousand men, funfounded— as you know the old gentleman could be easily honxed ~ ‘CHARLES WHITE, the unrivaled Accordionist and cele brated N, r re "Alto, forthe frst time, SAM JOHNSON, the great un- igle. Negro § Q Performance to 025 6tis*m ug those already formed ; for further evidence of ference is made to the London Lancet, London Medi- publications devoted to arance of the NAPHTHA alw: ES Years NAPHTHA, whe THOUSAND CASES Of. i united with other ingredients NPAKLY A solute phthisis positively cured through ubstantiated and this well established xperiments successfully physicians of Enrope, clearly Syrup of Naphtha, ix ‘OR CONSUMPTION, yore tas. Ms ee, of the Iain causes ‘of this ms 2 a Whilst the stock market is made to raise and fall, at the property of Naphtha have been discovered. its ex: | PHURS ay ‘0h — se of $30, will be gi reach traorinary sowruery, ermavoricand Pravasiveneay tor the | Thee or alhnsvns toes sh never wenn Purse oves | PFOSPeCt of petce Or War, every rumor that reaches us moment it is received into the system, it extends itself through: | that amount. Mile heats-—-best § in harness, Entries to} may well be attributed to those pure, patriotic, “ honest » Wsking A PASSAGE OF EVERY PORE, uo matter how clozged y evening, by 9 o'clock. ey, may be made at Green & 1 26 Ittre Jagos,” who are constantly contriving ways and means to effect a change in prices. However, further dates foreign substances.— have previo he di y dislodging the par: t ascent to the wpper GOLMAN'S from Texas will now be looked for with the most intense r THOROUGH VENTILA- LITERARY SALOON, interest ; and should there indeed be a chance for war, Fi Oppressjon of AND EXHIBITION OF the patriotic volunteers of Baltimore will be found u thi feeling aft Ta " er tal throu BEAUTIFU PAINTINGS, | “waiting orders.” Channel which thelr disease hed stopred urcend ti cose No, 203 Broad way, New York. "The nefarious gambling swindle, which I noticed sev- of which was the only result necessary tu the restoration of Mi 4AxiMiblAN '$ Great pieadid work, being hie tour | eral days ago, has at last found its way into the columns health.. Such indeed are the promptness of action aud energy | JVM through the United = i ed with Fighty En-! of our city papers. With the exception of two or three of HASTINGS’ NAPTHA SYRUP, in all the disexses for | ravings, alter the wanuer of drawinws in olio-—with | hundred dollars, the young man is left wholly penniless, which tele re ommended, that from the time they commence aarso tame f I oe Bi 1 e eta Fae with his widowed mother. No movement has yet been taking it, hents, for the Deawin orth “4 * . THAT IT I$ CURING THEM, No stranger tthe City without ling wm to see | made towards the arrest of the ey peries ‘some of ‘whom have already returned to the city. ir. Jones, NGS, AND ENGRAVINGS, their youthful victim,was an easy subject for their villa- ny, being so near sighted that he could scarcely see aueffeet nearly the reverse of that which attends the earlier use of every other known medical remedy. For coughs,colds, sore throats: might sweats, pains in the breast, back, &c., spit- BOOKS, PAIN which are offered “at greatly rede prices. blood, biti dt asthi al ite Pablie Sale Room is filled with books of kind, in indo e the speedier moat igorous an eetive vo quit: | various, languages, to tee which; and the Frist Room,’ no Copenh wabiey and Raving bese, ee eee fas‘defed other poplar maaicifes fore man ‘ the Bookstore or Sale Room, an apartment i fitted was in the hands of sharpers and then, being’ allowed We easitads oft mind, Hebe ivee tod soe “’R<HiBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, | he would recover iis loses, until/wite and exchemont disposition to inactivity and melancholy fore! consisting of about eet 4 had mede him reokl jet his fate be a warning to gesthe herven, the weight aetna thoe who use | of 334 cents 1s required. Dr. Jedob Houck, the Docter, wea 3 5 3 Fy 3 = = EI it according to directions, generally increase in weight about a _ HERALDRY. pI d ‘The Arms of lidividasls whose families origmated im any | ment of fine, for a violent assault Sion sce of tesleathoies ec aa =q Peg oy ballet oR tolewitdly” emblazoned on, vel city Constable. The Doctor, if Th fine, a single trial of Hasting’s Co iam equal in execdtion, andat one third the charge of the Lon:| trol his Love for wine and women, isa is required to secure. the confidence 0 don Vieraid's Colleges.’ Geuealogier or Pedigrees arranged and! tur the one pute the devil im his heag ocd te other bhim to forego all other remed! salecauaiiatia , : keeps it there—and between them, get him into many For saleby MOORE & JUST PUBLISHED, a : ” $1 a bottle; or six botth The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, | scrapes, and ready for t tion to any part o! an i ma and Crest, as worn, poe his carriage. The present week will doubtless be rather an exciting had for $5. Pe bef of the city ont era ironeege to i ly $1 50—in «: A Curiosity. Je23 eodtf m = - CX, as the Lees) Convention ES oa ox other conveyance. All orders must be post | o_O ‘amo mocrats nganied Ua remittance, and dicted to MOORE &| — BILLIARDS—GREAT IMPROVEMENTS. | rthe admaination to; the sherifaity will/come to a focus. ANN street, New au26 Im*in OMPANY. tt ork, T SHIP SARACEN from Ghagow: 3 OUTHERNERS, Stra ed to try Mahogany Beds with 165 Panels, made by steam machinery So much work could not be done by hand without thr mes \ 3 and Citizens are invit The office of sheriff of Baltimore city is the most profita- the State, yiel some ble inthe gift of the people of y' ding lease send their permits on si ht th i dollars per annum, fi ys the usual price. Likewise Cushions so elastic that, eleven can | Seven or eig! ousani D All goods not pertitied yy ve days are Hable to be sent to | fie watt Erie. He orate or paying SL BASSFORD'S | fore they have, been elected. without respect to party. public store. T douth wieet, | old stanit—Kntrinces jorning the Museum Building, Ann street, | There is now, however, fourteen democratic candidates fa . ef and 149 Fulton et in the field, and it has been determined to select one by T SHIP QUEEN OF THE 4 er} Otis Field, with a nambeyr of these improved Tabli vites | tion, consequently man is 1 to 1-Conaigneos will, please a uotioe that ghe is di his friends to cullat she U ted States Hotel. Kaitrane sok that body with his peculiar friends, and ras \irging ander general order, at we: fe Burhh. lip. A the barroom or him. oa adc permitted taust unavoidably, be sent to publie-store, le sport may. G azzre Peay “Ee conines eee ited. Charles Soran telt ogo for repeal tt clected; Abraham Hyam f going to throw all the gamblers into the Basin; David is going to secure the election of a democratic governor,