The New York Herald Newspaper, August 31, 1845, Page 3

State from the opening of navigation to the 22d of August in each of the past seven years, has been as follows:— Tours on Canats or tHe State or New Yi ard Week in Aug. Total to 2d Aug. coe ee $97,906 30 $863,281 78 845,650 62 ‘The tolls of this year,from the opening of navigation to the 22d of August, are less by $42,629 19, than last year. But there is an excess this year over 1943, for the same period, of $251,708 71, Old Stock Exchange. $11300 N. ¥. State 104 2%shas CantonCo 860 3834 20000 Keatueky 6s “a 2 do ae rs 5000 Penu 58 % do 385, 10000 do 530 71% 50 do W15 3854, 30'shas Mest paki Be ao jas d 168) lo 10 Bunk Sate ofNY. 903 25 Erie RR 2g Ls Banko Com full ove H Molawh RR a a by 830 5 irlem 4 + Nebveer “perme 7A 200 Wilmington RR s1029 bso 10 Ohio Life & Trost = % = Long {eland RR 560 65, I lo 50 Morris Canal 283g 3:0 6534 7) do 2% do b20 65: ar) 28% 50 do b10 6544 100 Farmers’ Trust b10 450 do 65 50 bio34 200 do 61s 100 34125 Nor & Wor RR. 69 io 560340 do 694 io i690 do "4 50 b10 3444 125 do 50 Big 50 do 150, 830 33% «75 do re 150 93, 2% do snw 69 Second Board. shas Canton Co 38 50 shas Nor & Wor RR do 364, 50 Long Island RR 61% do 384, 50 do. 820 61% do b1038%, 50 do 61% New Stock Exchange, 50 shas Viek burg Bk s10 77% 40shasCanton Co buw 3834 100 Farmers’ Trust sl0 py do b3 39%, 75 oo ooh i i iA 30 38: 50 do b: 5 do A 83 38: % do 10-33% 133 Long Isl RR cash 69 bg 25 do cash 33% 2 do 83 6545 60 do cash 3375 25 do cash 65%5 Fd do bs 3. «(80 do sl0 61% 3 do UB 3%) Nor & Wor cash 6% a lo cash 33% do cash 6! Bi Morris Canal LE 24 35h) Wednesday 69, 2 lo 83 28) 26 do 83 68% 40 do cash 2836 25 do Weduesday 69 CE PARLOR ORGAN FOR SALE Ly. polished and richly carved mahogany - ose feom F's" Ginalt, ewo rows of key three composition pedals, aud octave of pedal bass. fe forcash. From the great variety of musical effects pro- it is worth the atrention of proprietors of Concert amateurs, societies. &c, In perfect order and but little Height 10 feet, width 6 feet, deyth 2 feet 8 i rdine, of this city. Apply at 103 Spring st., bet and 2 0’clock. ‘au3i_ittm MUNN §& EARLE H AVE associated with themselves, in the Cotton Brokerage business, WM. D., MALTBIE, and will do business un- der the firm of Maltbie, Mun & Earle, at their old stand No. AV stree ut atm Sue i TICA—The pete ers will embark at Per No. 4 N_R., at 12 o'clock M. to day. The mul will close at the Post Office, and lett rs be taken from the Reading Room and from aati half-p.st 11 o’elock. t. 1, an3i2t ec MECHANICS INSTITUTE SCHOOL. TTPHIRD QUARTER commences lat Sep'ember—Appli tion forseats may be made to the Primetpals, at the Roo} No. 12 Chawhers street, ‘Terms * .tosix doilars,in advane _ MK. M. ©. TRACY, Principal of Male Densrument. MISS B. 8. SMITH, Prineij if the Female Department. rincipal of the ‘ingle Denertment President of the Institute, and Chairman of School Committee. 30 3t*m J. B. WHITMAN, Si JR EDMOND Dt!’ BUISSON, A. M.. will re open hi of French Lessons, on t tem, the second Monday of September. For mformation apply at his residey.ce, 400 Broadway, from 8 t) 10 A. M. and from 3105 P M. Having a few hours to spare, he will be very haypy to devote them in giving instruction in public schools. aus0 2wre NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS. ng the lease and furniture of the HAKLESTON (8. C.) HOTEL, will be prepared to ceive his (riends on or before the 13th September next. Prom his long exper ence in keeping a Hotel, he hopes to give satis- facta, to all who may favor him with ‘their parronase, re “a3 ea BONDS NEW FALL GOODS. A BRAHAM B>RKER, 1 5 Spring street between Wooster ud Laurens streets, west of Broadway, has just received a id styles of Mouslin de Lanes, which 6d per Also, some beutiful Calicoes, equaliy low. N. B—Oneprie ouly—goods marked in plain figures. 430 3*m FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. TOLE Hie the store of the subscriber, on the 2th rd P'styles in Ginghams, and new Fall AS stant, Two d uble ca-ed fine gold hitmore, Liverpool. um m fine Go'd Lever . Bdwai Liverpoul, 23,707. The 5 pairs of extra jewe Is. makers and o-hers ‘are requested to stop the above of offered for sale. The above reward wilt be paid for overy of the Watches, or iu Proportion for esther of U} bE HED, ‘ No. 74 M irket street, Philadelphia, Messrs. Platt & Brothers, Maideu Laue, New York, will pay the reward ifthe watches are recovered there, 429. Sta TO NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN TRAV BLDERS : RE-OPENING OF THE EAGLE AND PHENIX HOTEL, NILE UNDERSIGNED forthe beet HE ERSIGNED, for the last four years proprietor of TD ie Cnitatcorsme satel acai ca oe nounees to his city and couutry patrons, aud the tr puotic. that he has, by the uumerous solieiiations of his fries heeu uiduced totake charge of the above named Hotel, sn well known by all who have stopped at tt, as the best asraiged and Taust commosious house tor comfort and pleasure iu the city. lis locutvou in every respect is too well known, to require dee Tu leaving Ins old’ stand he is well »ware chat he is fair business; but he is also as ured drat he will be Ft of those who call upon him at his ue w aye, by such important advantages ss he cou'd uot present at late ‘stand, aud. therefore publicly contiauaic of past and futtice patrouage from. the travelling world pus to and fro feom north to south, aud vice versa. FRAZER Augusta. Geo New Music! New Music! “Farewell thow has broken the chain Which th thy beauty had made, my spirit the May linger till life has decay A TWILL, at his, Music Repository. 201 Broadway, hie re £4. cently published many admured songs, duets, &c. Among sts bs the popular sou of ‘sreweil, Thou hast broken the Chain,” (the first four lines ef whi hare above ae poetry written by Park Beniamm, sq, , the « uste by U. B. Vedal “itis the Chim=!” (embellished with a splendid vignette, ) a much aduired song, composed by BS Hart, Esq. “Tis now the Promised Hour,” (spleudidly illustrated with uette title) composed by F. H, Brown, words by Gen, G. au20 2wre orris. Phe Land We Live In!” a new and popular pa'riotic song, k. Woolf. Liela Lieta, cease thy song!” in answer to ‘Oh, cast that shadow from thy brow,” a very beautital popular song, com- posed by W. Brady “Ves, should ike to marry!” aud “The Polka Explained,” two very omusing comic songs, ihe celebrated “ew York Polkas, with instructions for d nctog, “When a Chijd, 1 Roamed!” as sung by Miss diy 8. C. Musseti, Esq. 14 Gallopades; Rondo Castilian; tvilina Waltz, Snow Flake Waltz, a: Taylor, com- INS of Cheerily o'es nan Haste, Ze] vert e Mountains, Arolian tz, Pastor's Daughter ot Quicksiep, On! 7, Lve’er ean love M ‘All the Upera of t Doughter of St. Mark, &e., &¢ ving trom , Fluladelpnia, trred—Instram:nrs repo ired, at ATWILL’S MUSIC REPOSITORY, 201 Broalway, vear St. Paul sy Sign of the Gi RENCH LANGUAG sO LAPORTE’S uew set ot Books for the Study J of the French Langu ‘reach Grammar, 1 vol. Bvo. peaking Exercises, Lvol 8v. el!-"Penehing Read’ r, 1 vol. 8¥0. Bert an’s Boou Store, 315 Broadway; Messrs 3% Courtlandt street; Mr. Lo: kwoo ali 6teod Bros way HARDWARE Pp HE SUBSCRIBERS have coustantly on hand a full as surtnen tof every quality aud variety of Needles, including yarn Needles, Bodkins. Knitting Pius; Gi 1 ners, Chenille, Worsted, Rug, Beadin Needles WAKKIN’S DRILLED & VED NEEDLES, ave warrenied superior to any kind offered for sale in theUnited Stites, and from. their well knows reputation, metelants will find them more s:leatle than avy other they ean offer, They have always on haud a good rssortme.tof Warrin » celevrated Fish Hooks, put ap tn ey, style: Also, a large assorti 1, Cork Floats rye apsortinent of Wade's & ble Kaives, Scissors, Iron and Germau Si wis, Thibles, Pearl Buttgus, fc. AM whieh is ed to the trade on the best terms. J. & TP. WARRIN, iv tm*r 72 Maden Lane * NS STRAW BOARDS, of « good quality, for sale 20 by PEKSSE % BROOKS, 65 aud 67 Nassau street. N37 Vv of 6 tons 6 tous 2254x35 8 town 2459x390 20 7 LlURENT & BROTHER, IMPORTES OF FRENCH GOUDS, AVE just received by the latest Packets, a large asso rt feat uf en ‘aney of Cashinere-de-e: 8 very Large asostu 4 Wiliam NE. FISH HO &J BATE their establish * Maden L y have on sale a assorted stock of ve r Dritled Kyed Needles; n ved ick Salrr » Rock and Black Fish Hooks; Fishin Kody, Reels, Grinh Silk’and Flax Lines, Silk Worm Gutklies, Svells, and every description of Fishin le, which th able to selon the most liberal terms. 12 Muiden Lave, up stars, near Pearl street. W YORK LAMP WIGK MANUFACTORY, 384 Pearl streec, rear Building. HN STOTT intimates to the pablic, that he. manufactures ds of Lamp Wick for Chemical, Solar aud Astral d Flat Wieking 4 sty sample, Manutactures Sed Camphine in the erty or ai X. STOTT, kept on jaw Imre oO ery St 474 Gry street, where an assortment of haud at factory Prices, Wholesale and reta OV? HIC-200 cxses English Sheath complete assortment from 16 to 30 ny, for sale by eK. abre HREE uxeeniencep TED THE EAST RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE JAMES BEC. COMP. "ANY. OFFICE No. 61 (late 49) Wall continues to insure ing Ios daub Bie ee ee ta SURGEON'S STEWARD WANTED U EXINGTON, bound Gtookizyrot the Bemuan to bord th day before two o'clock (Sunday), oF WANTED. plied with good well recommended Servants at No. 15 Chambers street, ay svsirs. BOARD WANTED, GENTLEMAN AND HIS FAMILY, who require a i lor and two good bed rom: ‘ouse, for the wuuter. liberal terms will “b per part of the city, dressed to Herald OF AMILIES can be board, fn a French wanld luke to a0- ed’ accommodations, GOLD 8. SILLIMAN, Secretary. pent J. Dirton, Counseland Attorney OFFICE OF THE CROTON INSURANCE CO. No. 35 Wall Id be preferred. Apply to P. P., Foy de ete y country wishes to Ket to some useful business or employment in the city. office preferred, Address, Thomas G rduer, 263 INFORMATION WANTED WEN ROGERS— Wherea (who «was of the Parish of i and who left Ireland some 39 or 38. years formed that the said Owen Kogers wishes mation as to his relatious—this is to acquaint him that he eam obt in intelligence of his sister, oy addressing a letter to M. C. ining Mechanics’ Bank, in the City of New York. COMPANY lose by the recent fire $35,000. Their assets over and above all clnims ag d ‘They continue to insure Marine and Fire Risks, at fair rates. ago.) have been m- Southeru papers please eop SALESMAN.—The adver ve of business, and a having @ thoroueh tion to any House req auch services. He possesses a good knowledge busivess, is conversaut with the Freuch langui oljecticn to go South or West. & FURNITURE WANTED. ST OFF CLOTHIN' ADIES OR GENTL, o the same a liberal cash (through Post or otherwise) icholas Carroll, Se: Samuel Caudler, I Mrs. Cohen will also attend to Ladies at their resi- , Insp. for “Lloyd's” for the port of New York. dence, ifrequested. answers to fusehold Furaiture, &e., as heretofore. ery Stable of Johu McConeghty, 69 Fr ‘DIRECTORS, 7 SE ae Tree ee John Brouwer, ‘Walkeinan Burritt, ERIOR TO NONE AND SUPERIOR TO MANY. James MeBride, Philp Embury, ‘C. KNOX would respectful'y inform the public that john Moorhead, ton Beebe, ss the Full Style of Gentlemens’ Hots, fo 1845 will be in- Joseph Kernochan, Daniel Ayres, Moduced at his establishment, on Saturday, 30th instant, No. 110 Heury W. Hills, Charles N. 5, Rowlan Fa'ton street, between Walliam and Nassau streets. J Dillon PXathaniel b. Griswoldyir. | “also, uew style of Boy’s Caps. fesmith, ussel z ae * Robert Boorman, George KE AT NEW YORK TATTERSALLS, Abel A. Low, Stephen Hol FOR SALE tH Of beautiful, CANADIAN PONIES rye Pomeroy, Joseph Gail ht years old, thirteen hands high if Thomson, double harvess, excell JOHN BROUWER, Presi so nd, ot previously disposed of,the: a2 Im*m ‘all Street, ondway. ‘ainat them exceed $150,000. the city for a club heus TRUSTEES. William B Cozzens, Herman D Gould, Theodore A Meyer, Cyrus Chenery, Lawrence Hill, WH real name, which FOR SALE, busin casa only for disposin lam, on application Dey street, from 12 to 1 Joho B Lasala, 028 Guustre Samuel Sheewood, FOR SALE. James Cook, The stock, ‘ Aldrich, George Whitaker, Thomas Mouahan, | Grocer te the th ov artford an Tng—now doing a good cash Wore Fale, stores, and city and couatry trad iliam Burgoyne, prising the stock are all of the bi the lowest cash prices. Toa SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President. JOSEPH B. NONES, Vice President. seldae offe Secreta Also for sal the Sixth ave: For further pu the House and Lot N Apply as above. jarine AMUSEMENTS. PARK THEATRE, FIRST NIGHT OF MR. AND MRS. CBARLES KEAN. ete astra « " with the Tr o ‘The veslormanes i GAMESTER 4 «Mr. Charles Kean LOST, ¥ AY afternoon, 8 eh ST Found him will receive s handsome roward by leaviog ties we th jin street. 1. .Dyo. Mrs: ‘Charles Kean vee eneee, Abbott ‘After’ whieh, WEL El Jaleo De Xeres, by the two Misses Vallee. To couelude with HE BOARDING SCHOOL. driving, fast travel y wi auction ov Monday, Ist September, at 12 o'clock. TO LET, z UNTIL THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT, AN elegant Four Lig? BRICK HOU! has lately been thurougly. re~ is now 10 excellent order. uation ‘and is also an excel- lent location for a fashionable boarding house. For further particulors addi “Sequil,” at this office, with I reerive immediate notice. of Admission~Boxes, $1; Pit, 50 cents ; Gallery, ; 7 o’clock, and’ the Curtain will rise precisely at oe ited number of Season Tickets may be obtained BOWERY THEATRE. Monday Evening, September Ist, Will be presented JULIUS CZSAR, THE Stock, Fixtures and Furniture of a A ‘Tavern, conducted on the Engl sh style, dom i ding. Will be sold Mr. J. R. Scott ig Ei will . M. od will of the whol Store, No. 117 South street, New Haven steamb. the ship ferentarticles cor » Zampa, by the ‘o canclude wit er wood Forest. jerstands the busi- | ness, sitch an opportunity” o| x 4 profit Margaret de March mont T CLARKE’S & STEVAN’S Temperance lat t, subscribers tor some and colored, of good Stockholders of this Company are requested to call a . office of the Company and signify whether it be their wish to fill up their respective shares,or shares equal 00 Stockholders residing out of the eity convey their intention by posto the office K Gxo T. Hore, See’ OFFICE OF Jick testant Servants an moral character. member—95% Duane street Washington Temperauce Intelligence Office. SECOND HAND CLUTHING AND FUR- NITURE WANTED. iven forall kinds of cast off Clothing Persons wishing to dis- pose of the same, will do well to call on the subscriber, or ad- dress 2 line through the Post Offie, which will be 494 Chatham street, New York. NB, Constantly on hands © seuonstle assortment of gene » cheap for cash. MAGASIN JAPANAIS, 69 Duane Street. ty rom finsterdam, most respect HIS COMPANY continue to insure against loss and da- ND the highest price maxe by fire pa goods, wares and merchandise, and also, navi D and good second hone againstloss by inlan + fully informs he has received a mag and Antiquities, cou: Joba C. Merritt, Groner T. Horr, Secretary. PELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., Porcelain Jars aud Dresden Porcelain cient Fans of the 16th © dl ra, from the years 1548 and 1577, formerly belonged to Great Inquisitor of Spain, such as of which he can dispose Cups and Saucer: 18 Company is prepared to pay in cashion demand, all josses it has sustained by the late fire, s0 soon as the claims are adjusted. Fire and Marine risks will be taken as usual. A the Cardinal’ Ximeni¢ never has been seen in th at moderate prices. call and examine this so, two curved Chairs, for: Cath 01 W. W. Donte, Secretary. New York, 23d July, 1845. iy23 1m is rre For style and di Orrick oF THE JEFFERSON INSURANCE Co., New York, July 24, i845. 4 at made to order YOUNG facturing Depot, o1 receive a number of k. the present value of the are requested to 0.50 Wall 5 THORNE, Pre al2 lini KSON INSURANCE Wn} No.50 Wallstreet, opposite the Exchange TROTTING, ifatiou,ou vessels and thetr eargoes. SECTORS Thomas W. Thorne, Elisha ‘Thomas 'T. Waodraif, ‘Anson Baker, B. RK’ Robson, M. D., Joseph Drake, ‘Thomson Price, Joseph Allen, Moses Tucker, James E. Holines, . John R. Davison, John P, Moore, a a nn TG. Peni Gathehe sa! MATCH will come off. over thi gee frome, Morrell, Ae ee ret bceme 38, rer tpucourte, heats, best’ in 5, betweea George Smith's g. g. Medov &. Mingo, for $500—half forfeit * Also, «Par in harness, for Robert Smith. THOMAS W. THORNE, President re No. 6 WALL STREET. Entrance$2%0—half forfeit, Stike uo 2 saddle A Purse of $50 close September the Green N. B.A Stake will come off over thi the ath, at 3o’cloek P. M.—mile heats, SIMEON BALDWIN, President. INDIA RUBBER GOODS. THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY OODYEAR’S PATENT. ED NOT TO STIFFEN OR SOFTE: DER ANY DkGREE OF COLD OR HEA’ GENERAL assortment of goods atent, including Machine Beltis fire ouly about ten per cent of their capital. Sap ‘The losses sustained by this company will be paid on liqui- y Letter Bigs. Shi ttrasses’ Cushions, far: pautlins fox cove ing deck fveigh ‘Portable Shows+ Baths Back CAPITAL $2,500,000. ‘He insured entitled to p: ropean and Ameriean polic! NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR- le, wholesale and retail, by GEO. BEECHER, z ees RUBBER ARRANTED not to stiffeu or soften under any degree of cole or heat; an article unequalled for durability, neat- ness or price, for sale in asgorted cases, suitable for the country trade, aud in smali quantities, ‘by £0. BEECHER, GOULYEAR’S PAT. UNITED STAT#:S BOARD OF LOCAL DIRE New Yoax Buacu—Oprice 7 Wat Srarer— MACHINE BELTING. T METALLIC RUBBER BELTING N ARTICLE; of grest strength and durability, can be uds of machinery for which leathe: costs Lout one thud less, and ts superior to it inm. 1 Tcis unaff-cted by heat or cold, au: ry does not require alteration as isthe GOODYEAR’s PAT! MACH: 3 ‘The following are among the advantages held out by this in- ution, which are of great importance to the assured, and such as are seldom offered by Life Insurance Companies, vi peculiar advantag when adjusted to machine- case with leather, Fi HO, BEECHE ngs Bank with Life Insurance ! : 3 ry large sum to be permanently invested in the United Stites in the names of three of the Local Directors,(as Trustees) —iva lable always to the assured as a Guarantee Fund. ‘Ths payment of premiums, annually, half-yearly, quarterly, nlengths and thickness made to order, B PERSON who gives tre cousultations for diseases of the hair, is GKANDJEAN, N arment by the pilows system generall No charge for stamp duty. : ‘Thirty days allowed after each payment of premium becomes without forfeiture of policy. ‘Tyavelling [eave extensive and liberal; and extra premiums it moderate ty, flexibility, elasticit the hair—elfects of ad spirits, of air, feneral substance’ of ‘oduced by a bulb, nltera ion in the color, —a new discovery respecti: g contagi n trom hair ufallib'e remedy to preveut it—employmeut of the neaple of ove of the fist Doctors who ever devs ted his time 1o the study of hair—remedy for the cure ot dry hair, finally, preseriptions accord: and constitutions. —quantity of h ases of Life Assurance (See pamphlet.) rowing hair, &e. casn if desired. : a nconnected with Marine or Fire Insurance. er) ene mnat he nost oa COPARKTNEKSHIP NOTICE. W. CLARK & CO., Philadel, hia, aud J, W, CLARK & hove formed a connection in the E ss in New York, uuder the firm of 0., at_No. 60 Wall street 1 the principal eiti Hleetions of Notes Loan Department—before deciding to insure elsewhere. A Medical Exuminer is in attendance at the office daily, at 12 o'clock igs on o'clock, P.M. Fee paid by the ty ‘ 24 Staw is 3m rre MARTELLE & HOLDERMANN, NO. 37 MAIDEN LANE, N. Y. 4 ANUFACTURERS and Importers of Ornamental Hair Work, Wigs, Toupees, Bands, Curls, Seams, Bandeau Hair, Dangu: new style of vale and retail. B.—The trade supplied on reasonable terms. 43 Im¥ec GALVANIGED IRON AND TIN. NALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, a very ys_be had in sums to suit. ctfully solicit a share of public patronage. Avgust 1ith, 1845. u TO TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS. ENTLEMEN or Families going to Enrope or elsewhere, hing to disencumber them elves of supertiuous effects ‘ APPAREL, either ladies’ or geutle- &e., &e., will do well to w such as WEARING SWELRY, FIRE AKMS ubscriber, from Whom they will obtain the hugh 99 Nassau street, Herald Buildings. Families or gentlemen, attended by appointment, and all or- ders left at the subscriver’s office, or a line through office punctually attended to. BRONZE POWDEKS AND METAL LEAF, “Kb, (DUTCH METAL.) _VERPOOL. a HE SUBSCRIBERS that she is discharging uuder general order, at west side hk HF etc rom 8 omy ral ee ag a | soon. permirfed must he seut ca Public of these articles, which they im- F manufacturer in Germany, to the full 9- Jou of their old aud new customers for $150 p. p fur which the ‘The following, are the entri and closed : Carita, 200,000 Doxuars. U. Bartine en ghuysen. 5 costa Bilton stzect, Brook : ; B Apad bog Bir Archi HIS COM is to take risks in the city of eet ; Bir Archie. i New York on favorable terms, having lost by the recent | _£1 2t%m JOFL CONKLIN, Proprietors ICH Lower Boxes 50 cents; Second and Third Tiers Pitand Gallery, 1244 cents. Spa Doors will open at a quarter before 7, the curtain will rise at FINE FRENCH BOOTS FOR $350, CITY MADE | rability they are equal to those sold | in other stores for $5; five French imperial dress Boots $i 50, equal to those made in other Mores for $6 and $7, aud warranted to give satisfaction, J ES’ French imperial Boot and i of the most fashionable B establishments In this city. Gentlemen that are in want of a pair of dress Boots, will find » saving of fifty per cent by getting them of us. ‘Mending also done in the 1. YOUNG & HH. ASTLE GARDEN. ‘The Castle Garden is open every day from sunrise, affordin, superior pportunities for reading, meditation or wndisturbe' promenade—within this vast building,or on the upper or lower galleries commanding the sea. ac SACRED MUSIC and SUNDAY CONCERT. Admittance, 123g cents. Sunday Evening, Au The following selections, comprising the compositions of the greatest and best masters, will constitute the Musical nents ofthe eveuIng. re _No.4 Annst.. uear Broadwa CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. 1. park of Heavenly Rev. Dr. Hawes is Course on Monday, the “Repose in Peace” and Joel Conklin’s s. the same day, for $i0—mile heats, best 3 in 5, rotting Horses that never won a Purse over $75. Two Sweepstakes are open tocome off aboot the same fume. Stake No, I—mile heats, best 3 in 4, in harness, for ‘Trotting Horses that never won 4 Purse over & regular Course. meas No. 1. under jd-d to each of the.ob ou or before 9 o’lock P. M. Losee’s Three or more to make a field. if 10. Aria, from the Creatio: 11; Chorus, “Hosaunah in the Highest ‘The Concertto begm at 8 o'clock. During the whole day, the splendid and extensive Saloon wil! be thowu open to visitors, who may enjoy themselves by Viewing the romantic scenery’ of land and. water spreadiny every direction, xs 24 door-ways lead to the upper covered p forms, and anextensive entrance to che promenade on a level with the sea, will enable the lover of nature to exatiue the most beautiful prospect in New York. Sents and c are every where to be found for those who are i ditate or read avone. CASTLE GARDEN. bg Admission 25 Cents..09 st 3ind in harg roprietor Will add a Purse of | A RACE, O come off MONDAY, Ist Sej Sadd! i E N, Secretary. , B.M.DELAMATER: President. | ting pogle: Whip and Spurs, on Roe Brooxtyn, July 91, 1845. dy 20 1m ism Also, a Trottiug Mateh. A ! Monday Eventing. September Ist, The perforinauce will commence with a ‘The Overture ts LaF way Beach, ‘ile du Regiment. of * Good Night.” LATEST INTELLIGENCE, BY LAST KVENING'S MAIL, Washington. {Correspondence of the Herald.} Wasuineton, August 28, 1846. While we are awaiting a collision between Col. Taylor and Paredes—while the axe of the guillotine is suspended, and the groans of the decapitated have ceased—while there is no further necessity tor spe- culating and guessing as to the mystery of the “seven stars”—while Mr. Buchanan eats his roast beef and plumb pudding in Bachelor’s Hall—while Mr. Marcy, through his peritocal spectacles, is stu- dying the map ef Texas—while Mr. Bancroft is try- ing to patch up, from the heterogeneous materials at hand, a respectable navy—while Father Ritchie has two irons in the fire, one in the Lake Superior oxide of copper, and the other for the House printing— while Mr. Blair is enjoying the luxurious repose of Silver Spring—while Mr. Rives is traversing the Avenue about twenty-five times a day back, and forth, to and from Jackson Hall, (which is going bravely forward to the cheerful chorusses of the negro hod-carriers)—while politicians are plotting and counter-plotting for the movements of the next | Congress—while Pennsylvania avenue is torn up and dismantled, like the streets of Paris pending the three days revolution— while the office-seekers, with here and there an exception, like a chimney swallow left in the general autumnal migration) have disappeared and gone to parts unknown—while Mr. Walker is preparing an extinguisher for the tarifi of °42, and laying his wires with the system of a Met- ternich for the next grand campaign—while the Pre- sident, (God preserve the President of these United States) 1 still struggling to the conciliation and har- mony of the democratic family—while the Hon. Branch T. Archer, (a4 brave and fearless man) is preparing a bomb for the benefit of Sam. Houston, which may probably blow up his expectations of be- coming a Senator from Texas—while Cave Johnson is industriously expounding, interpreting, and con- founding the inexplicabilities of the cheap postage law—while the upper circle of the arittocracy are in- triguing for the ascendency in le beau monde tor the next winter’s am inet season of fashion, folly, extravagance and dissipation—while our religious societies are building new churches, and the oppo- sing clans are refittung their gambling establish- ments and grog-ghops for the ensuing long session— while the great work of progress is steadily and re- sistlessly progressing ; and the calendar of crime continues full of enormities, while there isa lucid interval, however, tn the movements of the adminis- tration, a salutary pause—let us cules a little more freely in the miscellanies of the day. Very good. To begin, then: . ff The reports of Lieut. Fremont of his explorations of the vast regions of the Rocky Mountains, Oregon and Northern California, are winning for this brave officer “golden opinions from all sorts of men. His devotion to his duty—his spirit of indus- try—his talents—his exemplary good conduct as a commander—his modesty and equanimity of temper —his perseverance in the teeth of the severest priva- tions—his trapper-like contentment over the pot- luck of the camp,whether it be a breakfast of LIFE INSURANCE. pation of profits on beth Ev Le aving Canal street at 10 0) and 4% o’clock P.M a street ED ' ) *10! NCE SOCIETY, LONDON. MPa ook a sree ts CTORS, JACO! EY, Esq., Chairman. John I. Palmer, Esq. Jonathan Goodhue, Esq. James Boorman, Esq. Se jamuel 8. Howland, Esq. Gorham A. Worth, Esq. Samuel M For, Es J. LEANDER STARR, Manager. trip around Staten Island, st is oue of the large steamers, ecured to the assured by the prin Loan Department, thus blending the utility of a manentawning. Lad willhave a chance to vie try, »nd will receive the k Wie Telegesph. will le ney Island at 10; Pik 11 o'clock. the ocean an lest attention. Hammoud ‘un at narter before 10 » R., at ssengers at Covey Island. je. in the policy less onerousto the assured than usual ud declared profits (published in suecessive Re- aug) itm THE FORT HAMILTON AND CONEY ISLAND FERRY COMPANY Having chartered the steamboat TROJAN, Capt. for SUNDAY, August 31, she AD OF" Intermission of -. ments, 3 . The range of splendid Cosmoramas will be open for inspection which, Overture to Zampa, by the Orchestra. falop qui fait plaisir Grand March and {ntrodaction to La Reine de CI ; ‘altz and Mazourka. National and Patriotic Air, by a full Orchestra. On SUNDAY, a Grand Selection of Sacred Musice.—Ad- mittance 12}4 cents. A.M. A. +9 10 P.M. 7 P. M—lnnding her possensers at all the es, and stopping at Fort Hamilton each way. Fare bac ¢ cents. ‘ N.B. The Steamboats Jolas and Ocean will leave EXCURSION TO CONEY ISLAND AND AROUND STATEN ISLAND. ON SUNDAY, AUGUST sist. T. jentley, having half-pas: 6 o’el mence at 80’cloe! . R. Bennett & O. W chartered the favorite sea_st GRAPH, Captain Heury ing at Coney. able of carrying 800 ease and comfort. She has a large promenade deck aud gentlemen going ou this excursion the surrounding coun- NIBLO’S GARDEN, SECOND WEEK OF FRENCH COMPANY | head of the chapter, notwithstanding his faux pas day Evening, Seprembe: 4 o'clock, with the ‘The perforinances will commence at 7 C Yelock A.M 3. C 10; and Pier No. 1, N. Returuing—will leave Hammond street, N, R., at quarter before lock P.M.: Canal street at 1; Pike street, E. {- and Pier No. 1, N. R., at quater before 2o’clock P. nd proceed arouid Staten Islaud, landing and receiving Pifrare 185g cents to end from Coney Island. Fare for tve Excursion around Staten Isiand, 373 cents. sure data for calculations of the value of the titugion. ‘These proofs will at exch division ¢ lower than those of any or life with profits” ae fe Insurance in New York. n Company effect jes afforded by th scenery of the river, Fare each way 25 cents. NDER STARR, General Agent. jug at 74@ o'clock. Return: same days, atl0P.M. Th totake the cars to Springfie! lartfor celebrated Curled Hair, 1S'inches long, and a rlasting Curls, and all kindsof Hair Work, ew Haven, $1, Apply to John Ne York, and J.C, Furher, New Haven, i) Periorarticle, warranted not torust. Also, Tin Plate, Shee- MOND, Captain T.M. Dougherty will le Iron, Russia Sheet Iron, Sheet Copper, Zine, Scotch and Amet | the Pier at Montgomery street, E.K., at 1 o'cluck—Pike st ron, for ane bY CASS'& WARD, half-past [—Delauey st., 2—and eee No 11 Brondatrent | Returuing, leave Harlem at 5 o'clock. Fare each way 124 cents. T sHI? QUEEN OF 4H. ‘ousignees per t ESi, FROM Lie will please take the East Hurlgate, and the verious Blackwell's Island, the Long Island Farms. ’ ; Hisses Partington and Celeste. An intermission of half ‘an hour between the 3d and 4th acts. "Performance to counmence at 744 clock. Doors pa "The Books of the French Opera. with a literal Fnglish trans ir sale at the Eg office. Mond Wednes. rench Company—Monday, Wednesday, Thovedy and Fridiy ore if ckets Fifiy Cents.) (CZ Private Boxes $7 eacl CC a i ey: OPPOSITION TO NEWHAVEN & HARTFORD | tats good order and keep al Fare to New Haven, 75 cents— Hartford, $1 75, THE Steamer BUFFALO, "ap ain J. W. iI leave the foot of Barclay sireet very Monday and Tuesday m SUNDAY EXCURSION. FOR GLEN, COVE AND NEW ROCHELLE, "The sp endid ateamer ROBERT VENS, Captain RL Mabey, will leav foot of Hammond street at 984 o'eloc! 9%; Pier No.1 N_R., 10; Market street, 10% ; Delane ving passengers av opnortuaity to visw Blackwell's fiucl Gute, the Fortifications at Throgs Neck, aud the splendid always be in atteadaace to main A limited number of Seas nate TO AMERICAN DRAMATISTS. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS Will be paid foran ORIGINAL AMERICAN COMEDY, Calculated to display pe Bigs at a first-rate Company. juffalo will arrive in ample time Passengers will procure their tickets at the Atheneium Ho- tel, Hartford. For New York, fare ie Fare, up and d to Ni 1,104 Barclay st, New » é of the Philadelphia and Baltimore Theatres, makes e Dramatic Authors of Ame ica, ¢ am for a successful Five Act Comedy, of ever roduce it in the first EXCURSION TO HARLEM IN SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 3ist Aug. ing the above su —The new and favorite steamboat R. ledging himself to Scenery, Costumes, bestCom panies of Comedia midred and Fifty Doll ceptance of the Comedy. bi Fifty Dollars on venth streg, quarter past 2. jars to be paid on the ac- ii the, Manager—Two Hundred and fourth performance—T'wo Hundred and 1 Two Hundred aud Fifty Janager guarantees the performance of reeetpts of two cotsecutive n The above trip will afford to the passengers a fine view of the pirce so long as DHULL & MINTURN, 87 Sonth street, LEOPOLD KUH & CO, No. 15, formerly 63 Wall street, next door to Adams en te ech Cee cee ae ers by this ship will please be on board, at Orl Wharf, foot of Wall street, on Tuesday morning, 26th instant, at 12 o’clock, at which time the ship w: ‘ Leiter bags will close at the usual places at 1134 o'clock. BILLIARDS—GREAT IMPROVEMENTS. SOUTHERNERS, Strangers and Citizens are mvited to try ‘este so succestul on her Just tri Delancy street 8; Market street 8) at9oclock A.M The Wave wii all sail, Beds with 165 Pauels, made by steam machinery ch work could not be done. by hand without three times 80 elastic that _eleves playing st BASSFORD ng the Museum Building, Aon street STRIKER’S SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR; HICH. will change grey minutes. ‘This solution anot fail of superceding all others. Those who doubt its virtues, are requested to have their hair changed before chetr mou would be no reason to e. Likewise Cushio be H1T by a single blo} mn and 149 Fulton st. ss Otis Field, with a number of these improved Tables, invites his friends to call at the United States Hotel. the bar-room or 196 Water street. GENTLEMENS’ LEFT OFF WARDROBE WA D Entrance through Express to any the fact. Sold, wholesale, $7 50 per dozen—and retail dl applied at No. turning. 4 Fare for the excursion 37 cents. rto its orig nal color in a few | - 4 not run below the ex; Books of the Establish: ent the sole prooerty of ses of the ‘Theatre, as prove The Comedy’ to f Burton after the second payment, subject only to the author's claims on the teuth and sixteenth EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS. The steamer WAVE will make au ex- eursion on Monday, September Ist, to the the R. L. Si ‘street at734 o'clock; Pier No. 1 North River nights. "K'he writers must send their prodnetions with or without their E. Burton, Philadelphia, shel , ‘The unsuccesstul candidates stop at Tompkinsville, 8. I., going and re- | will receive their pieces brek again withvut delay or ex- ‘L7™ Boston Post, New York Courier, Mirror, and the Balti- rea] names, but with a before the Ist of Decem different from any yet offered If nambugs would take this method there | Passage apply to BO plain, None genuine, unless signed No iu red ink. ‘The Solution can be forwarded by | _au3l Corner pendent Line = | more Patriot will please copy for one week and send bills to Capt, John B PACKETS FOR HAVRKE—Inde The packet ship ST. NICHOLAS, Pel!, will sail on the Ist of Petater THE GREAT HYDRARGOS. OW EXHIBITING, for the first tim Rooms, 4/0 Broadway, the Skeleton of the Monstrous Hy- tine Building, Hand Water sts. rt of the world. One trial will Chatham street, opposite the Hall of jew York, wp stairs. an26 lin’re ENTL MEN and Famuliescan obtain the full value for al pertl. ons efleets they wish to dispose of, (either GEN Nor LADIES,) by sending to the subscriber, whe ud to give twenty per cent more than any’ other Hl give a farr price for all articles offered. Get y will find it totheir advantage to send for jus to selling to any other pereet J. LEVENSTY! 466 Broadway, (up Stairs.) Aline through the Post Otfice will be, promptly at iv im *re OPPER—100 cases * nglish Sheathing Copper, comprising ore carefully selected, and with the greatest care. Also, 1 600 sheets Cold Rolied Copper, from 20 to 30 o7., the most beautiful article ever mannfactured. For sale bv a7 7 D tlemen leaving the the subscriber pre SSEDDU_ respectfully informs his friends and we public, that he has removed trom No. 17 Park Row, to 153 Fulton street, two doors Kast of Broadway, where he will be most happy to receive all his numerous frieads and acquain- tances an aneten New York, 23rd Augu ete assortment from 16 to 30 oz., manufactured from The Br E. K. COLLINS & CO., £6 South st. New bernext. au Im*me K. COLLINS & CO., $6 South street. LAMPS, GIRANDOL) Vy OOT— 060 Ts American Blood Fleece, was ‘asked, just reecived, part a very extra artic ° bitch art COLLINS & CO % South street. =30,000 | wshels Illinois Wheat—lor rp ere E. K. COLLINS & 6 Subseriber has just received from his manufyetory: 9 spl ve i = . ith Cut LL D—60 kegs Pure Leat Tass peed pagent by id retail, at reduced price {6 “onth street. N.B.—On hand, 20 dozen of the Dorie Lamp, tor Camphine, 1 TON—100 Bales New Ori «superior make and finish, ata very low price. Awl? im*rc leans Cotton, just Ianded and 6. K. COLLINS & CU. 'S, AND JAPANNED WARE. regular succes accommodations, are ably trivmed with five English Cut of Solar and Lard Lamps, ot vari- wi 8, Chandeliers, coutaiw 6 lights, suitable for Parlors, Churches “and Ho- ¢ assortment of Gothic Lanthorns, for Halls Stained Glass, which he will sell at wholesale JOHN W. MORGAN, 154 Fulton street, one door Kast of Broadway. id ‘assortment of Girandoles, in Gilt, rops. | rates line, and all oth liberal advance: and upon its beinj tious, if consigne HE first and only preserved their contents from accidental fires are Edward: H Wi SD i? Barrels ii LE ACHING POWD+t R&.—100 Cosks Boyd’s now land- tug, per whip Pauthes, acd for sole by PeRS-£ & BROOKS, 65 & 67 Nassau street. NPY WINE—200 bales Bridport Stine, Herring and Gill Net Twines, mauufretured expressly tor this market, with the Kreatest possible exe, SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION. — ANY ‘persons having been deterred from, ysiting this Jace in consequence of the house being vi informed that we have now x number of good rooms STH 667SHE ALHAMRA,” Broadway, between Spring and occupied. Bg HOW one of the first plsces of resort, songht | _ Sharon Sorings, Angnst 15th, 1845. Alf Ow*r ILDER’S PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE. Acary ‘TriumrHant.—Several have been taken from the bara rina of the lave great fr, and all having proved th te pate trust, as vo be seen at my tes kd e vf er, corner of yster street, where more of he same kind cau behed SILAS C. HERRING. jv2] ImD& Wed with it, in point e not ‘0 sprak of th exeell nee DRS. POWELL AND _Diussy, YandOPHTHAL | CSU RGEO! ROSI shas been highly «ue is Treque tly fa’ advinced before the sus ed, the disease. fen arising 8) exhibiting very little morbid chen uit sym, Toms are geadual obscurity av ‘of Vision, objects at first lookin ig, the letters are not distinctly det u other—vision becomes more and more indistin ouly potions of objects being visible, dark moving spots or motes seem to float iu the air, flashes of light are evol companied by pain, giddiness, a a v ule "Ths affection B an SHELO!} ng the astonishment, ¢ her canes howseurs, All the old difficulties nud (rezacions, suloy ances OTe ohelnht fone th. tifa specimens of the a Of Wig inaking, evn only be procurea at Wm, Batchrlors, No. | Therefore, be eautios to ask f 2 Wallstreet, near Broadway. moved from 165 Broadway. an23 Im?me TO "ANGLERS AND DEALERS IN ‘ FISHING TACKLE. ONROY'S, 52 Fulton atreabaporne of C) wlect or maltreatment, Caranacrs axp Opactties ot Specks on thi taal'y removed. The most invererate case cured ma tew minutes, ii an operation or yain,so closely corresponding wth the na- adapted to parti- Ey feo: SQUIN’ NING ARLIFICIAL i je vice even as to th cular defects. Residence and offi nerof Warren street S1UVY OF MODEKN LANGUAGES, N’ N who has been eugaxed for several years ion of Modern Languages, in the Freuch, Spanish, Teatvan of Porta is lity, for sale by information, apply, by letter, to R. 1 at_this A ta from 20 beh Sy S OOL EINE & Coty “3 vy CRN aia TECH. —100 barrels, best qual P mre WOODHULL & M SALAMANDER SAFES. dof Safe that has ih every instanse \) hey are for sate by for ente A ere certificates and test Safes d the books and papers of , No. 2 Broad street, at the great of Mr. J. Mel ot PASSAGE Anderson & C P. oth ult. A Broad stree; and Exe Place on th of rafts furnished for any amount, Janae 3 apa Mepriverpal Banks in England, Ireland, Scotia on applieation to ‘HE j6re Sea Serpent, whose length is 114 feet, and ds, being the ‘most complete skeleton of the Animal Creation ever discovered. |d. or new world, now first ex! accurate Painting of the Mammoth M 3 and the enormous Mylodan with some Natural Curios ‘This greatest wonder of the Antideluvian TEXAS AND N EW YORK LINE OF BETWEEN NEW \/ORK AND GALVESTON. ‘THE Subscril ers have established a regular Line of Packets between New York and Gi sail from each port on the first day of each month, os APIRE, Captrin Baxter, to sail from New York | World, he proudest moguinent. of all animal creation, was re or Sloth, found near Buenos Ayres, Western country. Ist September next, and from Galvestou Ist November next. The Ship STAR REPUBLIC, Captain Moss, to saj ork Ist October next, and from Galveston Ist research in Alabam: -xhibition from 8 o'clock, A. M. to 10 P.M. (CF Admittance 25 cents—Children half price. a29 The Brig G. B. LAMAR, Captain Richardson, to sail from New York Ist November uext, and from Galveston Ist Janu- to sail from New York xt, and from Galveston Ist February next, COLMAN LITERARY 8S AND EXHIBITION OF BEAUTIFUL PAINTINGS, No. 203 Broadway, New York. LLIAN’S Great and Spier the United leg: i ALOON, a. These vessels wre all of superior class, having fine cabin mmanded, will sail punctually as advert sed, and'take freight and passengers at the lowest William Hendley and Co. will be the established Agents at Galveston, and give efficient attention to the business of the irected to them; and also om. A few copies only printed in English City without calling in to ser |, AND ENGRAVINGS, ces. ks of every kind, in No stranger should visit the the Great Collertion of Fibers rill be regu- hi POOR TAIN TINGS, r which are offered ‘‘at gre: om thence, | "The Pablic Sale Room is various languages, to see which, and the Print he Bookstore or Sale Roam, an apartment is fitted up for the 4 EXHIBITION AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS consisting of about seine 'WO HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURI ancient and modern Masters—to view wh: 124% cents is required. ERALD! The Arms of Individuals whose fai country in Europe, traced and splend: equal in execution, and at one thi Herald’s Colleges. ' Genealogies or Pedigrees arranged and Galveston. For freight or passage, apply to ” BROWER & NRILSON, and Imintec No. 9! Front street. New Vork ATHE RS —G00 Tbs. first quality Feathers, just received ry ¥ Ok COLLINS & CO. J. HERDMAN’S OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGI OFFICE, 61 SOUTH STREET. 'ASSAGE from Great Britain and Ireland, via. emblazoned on_vel- verpool, can always be arranged at the lo te ony ished Able at ¢ charge of the Lon. 61South street. fall, the Y'rooms MADE, and Inserted by Dr. J. GRAY IN & GARDNER. Avs suited should always tol Art Forty Vears, kite Great Signa, 139 Ww"?, is troubles ith Coughs, Cold: Wigs and Sc 8 New Invent! mie Sie a (office, no Agen ra, Milne "D: corner of Bi and mj rters of Fil Tan the 8 icle P oy mpor. | Cook, 76 Bal , Andrew a eine ie atraiag Edens ont asinine kinmtio New Orlean Winslow, justly celebrated Fish Hooks, Also, of Dixon& Sons eclebrated | ¥.3 Mrs Hayes, hooting Tackle and covered Drinking Flasks, finest Cauister | Pittsbur Gunpowder, &e., &e., wholesale and retail. aa eee Newark Pierce, 4 Stanwix Hall, Mai PAINTINGS FOR SALE. nd Wistret auWect bandteapes, ke mie ng or tbetts | Worcestet, Mast.; Jupion Green aad fe Interior by Teniers; a. Cle atermens, ead a | &. Holldgs, Bufialo, New ork; Grant and {fiutitien "by Unercino, Be. te. May be seen daily from 9 | keepsic, New York; 0.0. Woodman, Viek eeeeRy arst Llverty error ive Imre - | and. ey ey arn Mans 9, B Hall GROLD ROLLED COPPER—I600 sheets cold rolled Cop- | Musi: ES. Holden, ton, Niaas,; P. 10 “ie rebate Pe SIZING forsale by been burnt out, have removedS , on the comer ‘of one Fee ED, ‘The GENEALOGY OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, his arms and crest, as worn W wi Price only $! 50—in eolors. FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS FEATHERS & MATERIALS FOR FLOR: LAROSIERE & CO! AKTIFICIAL EYES N N ork, the only maker of the HUMAN ARTIFICIAL the United States. a, Pare. that wishes to be well ly 7 Maker, who has been in the jul6 im*re URT, 116 Williom street, the last Hovre packet: are snvited to call hich they will find of the best quality, THE WONDER & BLESSING OF THE AGE THE ONLY CURE FOR CONSUMPT! LET EVERY MAN, WOMAN & and at very renso_able p © _BAKRY, Artist i « and Sealps upou the Ventilating tof any yet ma Haar, No. 6 Broadway. Wigs ad Gossamer system, seuured co the natu Bands, Seams and Curls, of other causes, enuine, Compound celebrate mavufactured from ladies ah Bracelets, Watch Guards, Ri gentlemenus hai of notification to Mr. Van Buren, carrie: bearer Mr. Rives, has not signed over his (Riell’s) interest in the prospect of the darn-burners for the House of Representatives. But of this we know ers, Mr. and | nothing. It the Union should lose the printing for the House, the administration is deserted and dis- solved. i dent, or a combination of his organ, shall be predominant; or, rather, the question f ejection of Blair and Rives, and his substitu- tion of Mr. Ritchie, will be approved by the House of Representatives. This question admits rope and | of a doubt. Oae thing is plain, that the members will congregate here a week earlier than usual, in order to setile the matter in caucus, if possible. We shall have such a session of excitements, from the opening in next December, as has never been known in Washington. To all of which, Father Ritchie ¥ | will doubtless respond, with ‘a knowing inclination west corner 8th SOIREES MUSICALE. 'S, PINTEUX, CAFE, DES MILLB COLONNES 8A- way and John | AT MILL, irae Ra ate atten iLOON, 97 BROADWAY, Sande, Church Dispeuanty, 88 Bowery, Siningatreet, New York; W.G Wood, M.D, f ese and Co. jen Laine, New York; Rev. 1d Co., 80 Maiden Laine, New York ement of two superb Comic Creams aud Refreshn ‘with the attendance of care- Billiard Room, containing communicates. with the Saloon gn the saine fi ntranee Free—Concert will coimence at 7 o'clock. IT 18 SPOKEN oF OUT LOUD est Shaving Cream ine Pierson and in Olds, . Salem, Mas Alban Bch and Ball, Toy, New Yorks inlay § SING the very i ph slated. "ele pat up vest. ont a sree the Liman article as now CHARLES H. RING. 302 fares LOAN, op band seg a by, ik, & BROOKS. 5 ‘To! allm TERSSE & BROOKS. buffalo tongues and coffee, or a supper ot ‘pea soup, mule and dog,”—his unflagging self-possession— Half au Hour for Promenade and Refresb. | and, more than all, his marked and invariable hu- manity of heart, will give him a reputation before the American people, who love such qualities in a public servant, in every situation, which will be worth more to him, infinitely more, than a string of titles from an Emperor. And here we are tempted to a little private gossip as we ge along. A couple of winters ago, Lieut. ******* was in- troduced into the family of Col. ****** in this city, and after a reasonable succession of visits it became apparent that he considered one of the Colone! k. Performexes to eom | daughters as more than an equivalent for all the fas- cinations of the wilderness. The old Colonel, you know, is a democrat in principle, and at the very on the subject of the annexation of Texas. Still, with all his notions of equality, and-so-forth, there 1s a natural tincture of the aristocratic in the social ideas of distinction peculiar to the best democrats. and not all peculiar to the Colonel. He discovere with the segacity of a politician, that the young ad- venturer from the mountains was “A No. 1” in the estimation of the young lady, whose judgment in the sequel has proved to be miro to that of pa. The discovery of the state of affairs between the two young people, was the signal for an explosion. That a portionless adventurer—a youngster whose family were not known among the magnates of the land~ “it will not do, sir ;—it will never answer, sir; such presumption, sir; will not answer, sir!” What next? As in ten thousand other cases, the Colonel forbade the yeung Lieutenant the house. The movement, of course, was perfectly absurd. And we now say to all old papas, that in case a young man entirely desirable, is dancing attendance upen one of their daughters, as if indifferent about winning or losing her, the very best mode to precip- itate a successful ratification of matrimony is to for- bid the young man the house. The ruse cannot fail of success. "The young Lieutenant was not to be defeated by such an ultimatum. Through the inter- position of friends a correspondence ensued ; and one night when there was a pleasant social reunion ata neighbor’s house, Miss — asked leave of pa and ma, who were present, to return home, for the pur- pose, perhaps, of re-arranging her toilet. Granted. Very good. Every thing having been arranged in pursuance of a plot, the faithful and noble girl was joined by Father ——, of the Catholic Church, at the hiotee of a friend, in the holy bonds of wedlock. Immediately after the service, she was escorted by the happy Lieutenant to the very door of the house where the party was going on, and there dismis- sed. She entered, participated, with renewed cheerfulness in the evening’s festivities, and was often complimented by her friends, and smiled upon by the unsuspecting “ old folks” in the outbursts of her Sprightliness and vivacity. About a month af- terwards—the secret was kept from the old folks a whole month, bless you—about a month afterwards pa found it all out—when he came home—stormed and “slatted round a spell,” as Jack Downing would say, and finally ordered the young bride to pack off and join her fortunes with her husband, who, like Jaffier, had— “*Stolen the old man’s daughter.” «She lett her father’s halls” most joyfully—she joined her husband, and they went into the matter- of-fact proceeding of taking a boarding heuse. After the lapse of a month or two the old man’s bowels yearned for the absent daughter, as did those ot Jacob ef old tor his son Joseph. He relented— the two young people were called home—forgiven—- soknowledged-apolended—and blest. And doubt- less the brave young oificer has often thought of the scene, and that dear little better-half of his in Wash- ington, when, wrapped in his blanket, he lay snooz- ing in his tent under the shadows of the Sierra Ne- veda. Col. ****** would not now take his weight in gold for his intrepid son-in-law; and if he (the Cofonel) only atones for his slip in the Texas annex. ation, as he Tas done for his absurd mistake respect- ing the annexation of his daughter, we could very readily excuse Mr. Senator Bagby and his compeere for taking those suppositious, constructive mileage moneys. This is our account of the “seven stars” and the “six stars.” And the reader may rest assured, tha t neither Father Ritchie nor Gen. Cameron are im- plicated in the foregoing narrative. « Now let us sing, long live W. R. King, And the Colonel, long live he, And when his next girl follows suit, May we be there to see.” Our old friend, George Washington Parke Custis, Esq., of Arlington, (his country seat across the river from this city) arrived from his Northern tour this harge | morning. Ashe loomed up the Avenue from the depot, in his capacious, flashy, peculiar, and gor- geous-striped coat, we intercepted him; and such a story as he told of the wonderful progress of the North, and the great cities of the North, indicated that,he has beenfa little astonished at what he saw He said he had a beard on brought all the way from Boston—had been absent four weeks, and that he must get shaved, go home, and see what was be- come of the place. Mr. Custis has politely invited us over to his residence ; and as he hasa lot of valuable relics of Washington’s honsehold, andof the revolution we expect to give an interesting ac- count of our proposed visit, next week. 56 Be not alarmed about the public printing. Either the Union, the Constitution, the U J some other press will get It, The the Constitution—a strong force fry irda Joule U. Yournal—while the wool and iron tariff men of the North will stand aloof for some relisble barn-burner, perhaps John C. Rives— perhaps Henry E. Riel, if, indeed, Riell, oh letter by the he question is ea aoe the Presi- liques opposed to whether the President, in his his head, “‘ Nous verrons.”