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

Jobn A. Willink, Fs ew York : BOARD WANTED. {he business of the company has even given a material, portation ofeoal to the seaboard: from the Schuylkill} APARTMENTS WANTED. aubi How is this ! talaes; ip pretty oleeriy shown, in the sbaye table.= The |! CENTUD ess Maas Oe sidelt cod seoreel eave. ie | we ‘Thote statements have attracted my attention inthe | receipts ofthe Railroad Company for one week inAugtst | ihe ower y ef heey ie wentsde of Srosdway willbe rdware, Cutlery, ke, Ke interest of my friends in Europe, and ! should be ob! for the past three years, were as annexed :— prefersed. Adres (4. 1" , at this office. a is day at 10'o’elock, at No 65 to you, if you would inform it your earliest conve- PurtapecrHia ap Reapine Rattroap. T ENGLIS 1 SE + to close cousignments, viz: brushes, hamimers, axes, nience, in regard to them, Week endi 26, 43. Aud 24, 44. Lug. 23, 45. Wante Perfumery, slates, pokers, knives and furks, razors, scissors, T have the honor to be, dear sir, Business, 09k Sueero gag aro | 3,Fearss « clean How ema Peer geket cutlery, Knob locks, st-ely rds, rules, tacks, ¥ t obedie q Coal transported. i 6,368 12,368 23 606 | slp preferred;) and a good Look, who cau send up a clean | saws, slate pencils, tooth brushes, horse do.. lamps, fire irons, cen seem OUN A, WILLINK. | ‘The receipts this yoar thus far have been atthe rate of | ltt, avv betwced 10 and lock, sib Brondmay:, "| ere sever, textuys su, pen, pimblezy, counter se, 4 y stit®ime +e = Also, Wostenholm’s cutlery, on cards. slit®m Omi ‘ more than one million of dollars per annum. The in WA “4 > = — * Oe Stee RAPED SAECO | sce of hta:suad, io: gresian thaslanpetherciailas wosle FAM ge be applied with good well recommended | “GL FR SALA pnip MILK WHITE: MULES, Pustaeienia, August 27, 1843. | in the country, Ite cost is no greater than that of the a : mad dead soccer mepeek a eo eoes _ Drax Six: Ihave ‘received your letter of the 25th inst, It is my duty, and it will always give me pleasure to explain to you any matter connected with the manage- ment of this company. 1 regret that a repetition of the attacks by an agent of arival company should affect any of our friends. 1 had would have effectually put at rest these shameless at- tompts to elevate thelr’ credit by wilful misstatements Our friend, Mr, Brown, has, | see, branded the author sonally, and it will be my duty to assure you that allegations in regard to the company are alike un- ‘The charges to which you call my attention aro three. Ast, Phat the Company is daily selling bonds in the mar- intention to prefer Enyglivh creditors. 2nd. That false statements are made of the business of the road ; and and not as stated by us, and consequently, that the com: pany has sustained a material lo tions, in the style in, which they are made, but | will swereach of them, in the most direct and unequivocal And first, the saggestion that mortgage vonds have been issued in lita of plain bonds, with a view to give a inquiry on this subject, that the suggestion is utterly aud wilfully fa ise. at no such thing has been done ors have rec@ived no preference from any act of this Board, and vill acquire none ny are dai),y selling bonds in the market. It is alike ut- terly dey oid of truth. Not a bond has been sold in the statemé snts may alarm the timid and gratify the employ- er’s of the author; but come to the office of the Company, WO! thy of the slightest confidence or regard Lhitdly, The weekly publications of the business of “ que--the general transportation clerk makes the reports. The managers are pledged to their accuracy, not merel: ual responsibility. I am uow authorized to repeat that pledge to you. ard to the position they occupy and the heavy interests they represent, are to be doubted, from the assaults of From the published statements of receipts, there has been and will be no reduction. ‘Tne allowance for dumpage, and always has been treated as an item in the general ex. penses of the road, and for the last eight months amounts Again, we are said to pretend to transport coal at an most satisfactory. Appended te my last nual report was the estimate ofthe sup. of transportation, that it for the then ensuing year. To this time, the result has been such as to induce the anxious belief that the lowest ered, this is not surprising, for when you regard the condition of our track end the adaptation’ of the grade to supposed that the circular issued by us in March last of our position, wit the falsehoods asserted in reference to himself per- founded. ket, and substituting mortgage for plain bonds, with the 4rd. That the cost of transportation of coal is $2 per ton, It will not be expected of me to reply to these alle manner. f preference to Ewglish bond holders. I reply to your or thought of 'sy the Company. hat the English credit- ‘Take in t'se next place the allegation that the Compa- market ‘or any purpose since the annual report. Such seru' inize and investigate for yourself, whether they are ' Je road are said to be false. This statement is also un- as the members of a corporation, but upon their individ. ‘That their solemn statements so made, with a just re- ‘hireling and Irrospon ble agents, they cannot credi which is well known and has never been concealed, is to $25,365 15. amazing low rate. The results upon this subject are might be done at the rate of from 35 to 38 cents per ton estimated amount will be attained. But properly consid- the tonnage, every experienced eye will see that the company stands in an unrivalled position for such a pur- posi ecember last I estimated the business and expen- of the road for tho yeur 1845. Our most sanguine expectations have been more than realized. This, with the answers 1 have already given, will assure you that the assertion of a loss by the business of the company is absurd. ‘The object of our enemies is to endeavor to destroy this company by every means, direct and indirect. For this purpose the articles alluded to by you are written, containing bold and unblushing falsehoods in regard doth to the company and its managers. I deem it nei- ther necessary nor my duty to reply further to these pub- lications than to answerthe particular questions you have suggested. ‘This l uave done, as | am most desirous that every one interested in the compuny shall know and estimate its trae condition; and while tendering to all such the facili- ty of individual examination, 1 can assure you that the Same spirit which animated the managers for the past years, is strengthened and encouraged, by the results which have how been attuined. You may use this letter for the information of our friends in any way you may think proper. Lam, sir, very respectiully, Your most obedient servant, JOHN TUCKER, President. The circulars of last March can be had at the office of essrs. Cammann, Whitehouse & Co., N. Yor Beebe & Costar, Hatters, No.156 Broadway, New York. : Fastin ror Fatt, by bell, 16 y + 1915. eoman, 34 curve. MARKET. Saturday, August 3lst—6 P.M. There has been welight advance in quotations for most of the fancy stocks within the past week, and a very det cided incvesse in the extent of sales. ‘This improvement has been produced partly by the absence of unfavorable news from the south, and partly by the operations of a few heavy bulls, Some of the most extensive speculas tors hove, within the past few days, been operating for arise in several of the reilvoad stocks. Long Island has ‘aderthis cornering movement advanced since Tuesday jast nearl ‘This stock for the past monti: ha») eeu steadily decliniag,and has within that time fallen from 70 a 71 to 60 a 61 per cent. Parties that sold exten" sively at the highest range have teen buying freely at the lowest prices, ‘The large sales and purchases have caused the improvement. A broker from Boston, repre seuting several extensive operators in that market, has been in Wall «treet purchasing large lots of Long Island- ‘The decline in this stock commenced in Boston and the advance consmenced there. Prices having reached a point low enough to satisfy the most inveterate bear, and there boing a wide margin for an improvement, it is possible prices may during this week steadily advance. It is ut terly impc yssible to tell what course prices for any of the fancy stocks may take from day today. The receipt ofmore warlike news from the south; any change in the operati’ yns of thore speculating in any of the stocks, or any r€ gtrictions upon the money market more than al- ready experienced, will alter the complexion of the mar- ket and put down prices as low as they have ruled at any tir ge this season. At present, everything is in favor of {pose bearing prices. The probabilities of protracted difficulties with Mexico, in some shape, are sufficient to keep the stock market in a feverish state, and so long as our affairs with that country remain unsettled, there can be no permanent improvement in prices for stocks, whether Government, State, dividend paying, or fancy. We annex a table giving the quotations for stocks in this market for each day of the week just closed, also the closing prices for the week previous, Some of the fan, cies in the list have improved within the week several four per cent. per cent. Quotations yor THE PRINCIPAL StocKs IN THE New Yous Manner, Sat. Mon Twy. Weil. Thy Pry. Say Long tsiand iM GI%, GING 63K 64 Mohawk. 56% 68g 57° 5 it aie oe ae ‘ST4g 38 Shy 68%, 69 = a _ u 100 100 101 — - ah feeniton . - 2 _ e Rarireat = - 7 Vicksburg. a roa? US. Bank... el “Sas a= Sait ae a Reninie Ri: 2 my ey OX ree Canal % 2M OM WM Ww mK Boston. = a ae A comparison of prices ruling yesterday with those current last Saturday, shows an improvement in Long Island of 2} per cent; Canton 1 ; Farmers’ Loan 1} ; Nor- wich and Worcester 1}; Kentucky 6's 1; Erie Railroad Jj ; Reading Railroad 1; Morris Canal } ; Mohawk, Har lem and Pennsylvania 5's closed firm at previous prices. The coal trade of Pennsylvania, this season, compared with last, has increased ubout twenty per cent. The principal increase is from the Lehigh and Lackawana mines. We annex a comparative statement showing the quantity of Anthracite coal received from all quarters during the last two years to the 27th inst. :— Axturacitr Coat Trane or Premevivassa. 4. By Schuylkill Canal. Reading Railway a Lehigh Mines ak wane, Ceveees yoming . ine Grove, 1845. «tons Increase in 1845, . ve tOMS ees se. 208,890 The quantity of coal sent to market from the Schuylaill minos for the week ending August 28th, by the Reading Railroad and Schuylkill Canal, wi followa :— By Railway, By Canal. Total. Tons. s. Tons 5,168 OL 6,987 04 11,555 05 § 10,549 19 14 12,4404 09 Port © 4,969 10 Port Clinton 1,483 02 2,621 16 ‘Total 22,799 00 9.705 09 $2,001 00 Pr “408,704 10 139,959 09 6an\963 12 Totals sss se ss «49,509 10 149,054 02 695,507 18 ‘The position of these two works in relation to the trans if applic corner Delauey tern road, while its receipts annually umount to NTLEMAN AND HIS FAMILY, who require a re oh ood bed and Chaistie sts. rimmediately, at the American sLit® me about fifty per cent more. The immense quantity of freight transported on this road, adds something more to iwo youms, would like to en= ToUse, for the Winter, For good epart liberal terms will be given. the running expenses, than other roads pay in proportion, | Somewhere nrar Broadwey, in the upper part of the city, : ° Apply to Bs ¥., addresved to Herald OF but the receipts are enough larger to make up the addi. | NOw!d be preferred. Apply to Serene Pe eee OF, —ausners the tional expense. During the lastthree months there has been repeated YOUNG MAN from the country wishes to get ito some useful busivess or, employment in the ‘A book store LOST, . YESTERDAY afternoon, a lorge black New Foundtand Dog with white mark on the tip of hi me of Twe disome reward by le: y Stable ofJohu MeConeghty, 69 Franklin street. . Whoet i mayhave aviog him at ‘ing office preferred. Address, ‘Thoinas G rduer, 263 ry au2l Im*re INFORMATION WANTED WEN ROGERS—Wherens, the relatives of this p (who was of the Parish o Coolevin, in the County of and who left [reln ears ao.) have beem ine formed th n Rogers wishes to have some infor- this is to nequaiut him that he can n intelligence of his sister, by addressing a letter to M. C. New York Heraid Office, N. » fa pereniene atiacks made upon the Reading Railroad Company by an ) NONE A individual deeply interested in the enlargement and suc: cess of the Schuylkill Navigation Co. These attacks have been made to destroythe confidence of the public in the railroad, for the purpose of enabling the Cagal Com- pany to obtain a loan for the enlargement of the canal. The former Engineer of the canal is the individual em CK the Full style ot Gentlem troduced at his establish Fu between Wall le of Boy’s sou, 0 uthors papers please copy. 019 Im* ployed to write down the railroad, and his charges against ‘ST OFF CLOTHING & FURNITURE WANT the company and statements in relation to the road LAUIES OF GENTLEMEN hisviug any sapertiuous or | ° cast off € or Furniture to di can obtain: for FOR SALE. Fk ecares and Fu VD SUPERIOR TO MANY. | neus’ H sts, fo Engl “posing of it tol P.M. style, dow be sok OX would respectful y inform the public thet 1845 wall , on Saturday, 30th iastaat, No. 110 | and Nassau streets. he ine will be giveu false in every particular; he appears to be a monomaniac 40 far as the Reading Railroad is concerned, and makes use of every method to injure that work. Some of the timid holders of the railroad stock and bonds have be- come alarmed at the gross misrepresentations made in re, lation to that work, and have addressed a letter to the President of the company upon the subject, which was promptly answered. ‘The letter and the reply will be found in the columns of this day’s paper, to which we re- FOR ‘The stock, fixtures retail Grocery and Liq send is reside rien, by subscriber f yar 1 prising the stock ar. the lowest cash prices ness, such au opportuaity seldom offe s. For further pa fur sale, the House sud w dom a good nd eity ald Im*re i WANTED CLARKES & STEVAN’S “'emperance Intalligence a] E subscribe s tor som oth white a taut Servants an moral character. | , of x preeure help tor the ‘ i Clarke's office ue fu SALE or Store, No. 117 posite the Hartford and New Haven steamboat cash bu ud country trade. ‘The differeat articles cot- eall of the best quality, and purchased ness in the shi wrsou who uaderst) ng a pr ticular, Lot No. V Apply as above. pply 1d Fourth street good will of the wholesale and South stres ip and cabin audls the busi- premises. near ald lume 1s patrouieed by soane of the litat faunilies in the couutry.. fer all those interested. ‘The President solemnly asserts | Hemember—99/4 Duane street two doors west of Broadway, A Ww 1 ‘e cl 4 that the statements, officially put forth by the company re Kt Temperance lutelligence Oifice. in other stores f« ace correct in all their details, thatthe receipts, &c., are precisely as reported, and that the assertions made by the agent of the Schuylkill Company are wilfully fase in every particular. Those acquainted with the charac- ter and standing of the individuals engaged in this con- $6 and $7, G & JONES’ SECOND HAND CLOTHING AND FUR- _ NITURE WANTED. A y ice wiveu forall kinds of east off Clothing seal od second hond Kurviture. Persous wishing to dis- pose of the same, will do well to call ou the subseriber, or ad- dress a line through the Post Offie, which will Punctually establishments in this cit H BOOTS FOR $3 re ryt Gentlemen that a in the si G& Iso doy YOU No 4 Ann st. wear Broudwav, Ne to give # tisfact Frenen imperial Boot and Shoe facturing Depot, one of the most frshiouable Boot aud ITY MADE to th re in want of apatr of dress Boots, will find a saving of fifty per eeut by wetting them of as. Mending tore: 2 {>} w York. ‘s . attended io. B. k al2 etre troversy will give such weight as the statement of each | tad Gla denaeese oe Vonks = 7 N COU deserves. ‘The reports we have repeatedly given of the | 4X5, Gouetantty cn band, a sessoaahle heater MEA CRE railroad company in relation to their receipts speak for You: Ear R. Co., themselves, and the attempts made by an opposition com, 9, Bont Orrice or tne New 4 August 30, 1819. pany to disprove them, cannot have the effect intended, RITE tt ha carte aee ‘The receipts of coal from the Lehigh mines for the extensive private charge the duties of act- week ending the 27th inst, and forthe season from the opening of navigation, have been as follows : Coar Trave or tHe Lene deut tendered his resignation. nin Loder, Esq. yas thereupon daly elected the Presi- ‘ the Comp phe H* FOLLOWING PUR: SI —TROLTING, 28 are offered, to come off the Week ending Aug.27, Previously. tal. latter part of Se. tember 3 . By Lehigh Co.. .tons 6,229 12 115,28) 10 121,515 02 Purse $200, two mile heats, in harness, free for all trotting Beaver Mea i 49,325 00 52/152 00 BediswinEodar, horses, except Lady Suffolk ' Purse $00, with au inside stake ton. 2,963 00 40°16 00 79 James Harper, | of $100, h. f., mile heats, best 2 in 5, under the saddle, free for Rhume Ri 2580 1 42.986 10 Silas Brown, | allt « horses except Lady Suffolk. “Re Buck Mounta 12,013 00 Daniel 8 Miller, esto close on Saturday evening, Sept. 6th, by 934 o’el’k, 2 —— —__ Hearse Pietion; at Messrs.Green & Los hatham Square—three or more to Total. tons... 15,009 07 260,226 00 Robert b. Crooke, make srac : eine The transportation of coal from those mines to the sea- btewart C. Marsh, Also, a pu s of $60; mile heats, best 3 in 9, in harness, free for trotting horses that ne in son—thre ne as the first purse HAKL SI Samuel Marsh. rw rof the Board BROWN, VEK MUTUAL INSUKANCE COMPANY. FICE, No. 61 (late 45) Wall street, continues to i against loss or damage by dwellings, warehvuses,and other buildings. Also, on Household Furniture, Merclau dize, Ke., as heretofore. board, this season thus far, has been nearly double the quantity shipped for the corresponding period last year. The increase in the amount of coal mined in the Lehigh mines, this season, is a very large per cent of the aggre- gate increase inthe coal trade of Pennsylvania this year compared with last. Old Stock Exchange. M PARK purse over $0, not ec or more to make arace—to close —TROTTING. — The performance will commence w | | | _ AMUSEM Sheen, PARK THEATKE. FIRST NIGHT OF MR. AND MRS. CBARLES KEAN. Monday venting, September Ist, THE GAMESTER. El Jaleo De Xe “Vo conclude with T ARDING 5 Mrs, Grodenap . Miss Biggs. | anes... Price of Admission—Boxes, $1; Pit, 50 cents; Gallery, 25 ceuts. | Doors ope a * nealosk; and the Curtain will rise precisely at ‘o’ehork. lirnited wamber of Season Tickets may be obtained hall } ate ox O flice. SOWERY THEATAR, Mr. Mr. Charles Kean B and Monday Evening, September Ist, Mark An \ OF lntermi The range of splendid Cos Do ROBIN HOO: Or, Margaret d. Piband Gellery. Bh it ery, «2dy ceuts. hes ‘Doors will open st a quaster before 7, the eurtain will rise at Natic rarer at Boel Will be JULIUS Preseuted ( nton) erwood Forest aren mot oxen Sv 6 wuckude wit D, THE OUTLAW ; he it. Si stigceenttil euts; Beeond and Third’ Tiers CASTLE GARDEN. vat Mi performance wil! comme: + Overt ie du The beauritul aur of * Good La Polka des Salon wice with egiment. Night.” Grand Overture t » Gustave. A D ve tien: weivn of Half an iments, vor Pot Pe whic! a. by the Oy jai bait plaisi Overture to Tutrodvct 10 Lis Rome de Waltz aod Mazourka oy jock vu ri. irchestra. r id March aud Quickste Chypre Mr. J. R. Scott 501 hips » 2 ets.5 ith the Tragedy of ii . Abbott res, by the two Misses Vallee, Mrs. Vernon Dyott Fisher ir. J. R. Seotr Davenport Henkins » Clarke Mrs Mads ny ‘ny Kivening. September Ist, r for Promenade and Refresh. amas will be open for inspection and Patriotic Air, by a full Orchestra. On SUNDAY, a Grand Selection of Sacred Music.—Ad- mittance 124 cents, Raoul Maree SECOND WEE omte de Nevers SIBLO'S | kK OF FREN pera, in 5 acts LES * entitied HUGUENOTS. CH COMPANY Monday Evening, Seprember Ist The performances will commence at 734 o'clock, with the M Amaud - Dowrry Garry Bernard . Bessonville Montassier uscher haffary LATEST INTELLIGENCE. BY LAST EVENING'S MAIL, Washington. (Correspondence of the Herald.) ‘Wasuineron, D. C., Aug. 29, 1845. Business of the Cabinet—Visitors—New York Cus- tom House Removals, §c. ; Visiting the great metropohs, I have been thrown by the fifth wave of society into divers nooks and crannies where, although I have not been blest with Alladin’s wonderful lamp, Lhave, notwithstanding, met with a little bird that has whispered some little matters in my ears. The Secretary of the Navy, Mr. Bancroft, 18 very busily employed at the present with minor and ma- jor details,—recommending Tennessee Editors to vacant purserships and filling up instructions to our Mexican squadron. Although but recently broke into the harness, he comes to the work like a four year old. His motto is ‘a place for everything and every thing in its place.” Mr. Marcy is putting the “regular army,” except Col. Webb, in their proper place,—heads ereet and right foot foremast. The only complaint against the Governor, is, that he is very tardy in his removals among his ten bureaus. I am sorry to say that the imput’tton is too well grounded, as he has scores of clerks who are anything but orthodox, and who, in- dependent of the rotation principle, ought to make room for as good men Ha more deserving, peliti- cally or officially considered. Mr. Buchunan has absolved himself from all con- sular matters, placing them in the President's hands, in order to give him more time for the arrangement of the Oregon and other important matters. So, you gentlemen applicants will please let Mr. B. alone, and prefer your petitions to his Excellency. Hisedy and foremost, you New York gentry have had all the consulates you will get, for you must re- member what Priestly said— |“ Westward, the star of Empire takes its way-” Aye, and the great West must be taken care of, | mind this, i The Postmaster General is up to his eyes in busi- ness and damning them very badly at that, too, be- cause Congress has forced such a rascally law upon the country as the new Post Office bill, which will bring the department some three million in arrears and break down all his personal and political popu- lacitys He still walks the Avenue as much as tor- merly, hut one eye can discover that he is ill at ease. Mr. Walker has Pay more business on his hands than all the rest of the secretaries put togeth- er,—too much indeed for any ordinary man, but then, be it remembered, Robert J. Walker is a man of no common order, and despatches business with the energy of intuitive knowledge. Constantly be- set with applications for office and the almost dail duties of cabinet meetings, he nevertheless crow with full sail through the whole and yet neglects not the important consideration of that engrossing sub- ject, the modification of the present tariff ; Ot the President and the Bureaux, I shall speak in next. The Hon. Branch T. Archer, of Texas, Henry J. Hart, formerly the great financier in Jersey City, Lombard and Hoboken Grazing Company opera- tions, as wellas Mr. B—ks, evel known in Mor- ris Canal and Harlem Railroad business, are here —each on the qui vive—the firstto regulate Texan ante and the others to affect certain desirable re- sults. The recent changes in your custom house, have been the topic of politicians, and much have been said as to the policy and impolicy thereof. Tyler- ism has got down nearly as low as U. S. Bank stock, and I should not wonder if it soon deserted she mar- ket. It appears that the Ist and 10th Wards, as well as Brooklyn, have come in for a goodly share of the spoils,and the hitherto favorite 8th has suffered some. The “Spy in Washington” has been spied out, and a Mr. Carrill or Cargill of Tennessee recollection has been placed in hischair. This seems all right, for Tennessee appears to have been almost totally overlooked by the Adminisiration ! er she have Justice done her, even though tardily. By the bye, what has become of the celebrated corps of espoin- age, once so potent in their operation, during Mr. Van Ness’s reign? They appear to have escaped the axe as yet. Do they feel secure m the insignifi- cancy of their characters, or shield themselves un- der the shadow of inaction?’ Wherever they may be, they are remembered, and the injuries they have visited ‘upon others may yet reach them. Cabinet meetings are very frequent, although I do not entertain any danger of Mexican irruption er war. ™ Wasuincton, August 30, 1845. Operations, Military and Naval, in the South—Poli- cy of Mexico and the United States—Grounds for a Declaration of War against Mexico—Distin- guished Arrivals—Catlin’s Indians. . DIRECTORS. Jules $14200 N.Y. State 7s, 48 104 25 shas Canton Co John Brouwer, “a a crave 20000 Kentucky és" ba 101 25° do James MeBride, i seas ‘ fables f Pe 30 75 2 Mos 7 . . » Calve 1000 "do tony 6 | 48 Joseph Rermpchan, UESDAY, September 2d, at 3 o'clock, mateh for $100, MAC als Cave do Tie 75 do Heury W. Hills, mile heats, between H. J ‘es b. m. Lady Washington, an Urbain, a page. Mme Riene: 30 shas Mechanics? Bank 16843 25 do Robert J, Dillon rge Gordon's ch g. Bill Harrington—Harrington to g0tO% | 1, aot 9d, Pas de Deux, by Misses Partington and Celeste. 10 Bank Sate of NY. 90% 25 Erie RR ‘Thomas Nesmith, silky, Lady Washingron to a skele on BE [PS rns ie a irapregitrra ie a ere Bank ofCom fail 923 17 Mohawk RR bert Boorman, ‘Avi P.M. wille me off the sw fae 3m jcivo mile || An butermpesion OF bell an, hour. betwrash te Bi ad Ath acts 25 Vicksburg Bk 530 7450 Harlem RR Abel A. Low, ft he sad le, betwe redo . ‘ 50 do 30744 200 Wilmington RR George Pomeroy, Joseph Gaillard, Jr. john 3) . Stockton, ‘The Books of the French Opera. with a literal English trans 1 Ohio Life & Trust 95, 300 Long Island RR David Thomson, JOHN BROUWER, President Palos ge eriuets Intion, forsale a the ticket ofices a Weduend 12 Morris Cana ae 0 "do iii] Goup s, siLuman, SOB, , President. Se ee ee size | Nish of the; Wrench Company—Monday, Weduesday, do 2s 50 lo pio gait | _RowsnrJ, Ditcon, Counseland Attorney. a2 Imtm ay COURSE, La. ley Teketa Fifty Cents.20 kad ata aE ang 3 8°. | OFFICE OF THE CROTON INSURANCE CO. OH Private Boxes $7 cache : 4 E LP Au eMeceut fouce will always be in atteadance to main oe See AR a hig Mel tgalaa mba rince ote tr wee rhe cm good order and keep il mgroRe peraois Ou 4 ut fire $35,000 Their _ A timited number of! w Tiekets will he dienosad ees Bo mw 4S wes tthetn exceed $150,000 ARCH STREAT THEATRE. 50 do £0 do snyy 69g | They coutauue to sure, Mariye and Fire Risks, at fair rates, 150 o 75 d ig x 3 ee eee pear saw James Harper, William B Cozzen taxa Edward Richardson, Herman D Gould, wil ee eens : Board. James Phalen ‘Theodore A Meyer, pr TT oe pe RET C. Boeken Canton'Co Bg Solace onda oe. OO Edwin tremain, Lawrence Hil’ A MATCH will come off over tig Course on Monday, the Will Land. ey do 3B HD do 520 64 8 M Crandall, W H Townsend, ‘Sch of September, at 3 o’clock P. M.—mile heats, vest Ben Luft . foie dp. bios, 50 do ois Johu Breaste, Rober. Lene, 5, between George Smith/s e.g. Medoe, aud Joe! Conklin Mul Ves areas ilehri » Mingo, fo —half forfeit Margaret pol f % t New Stock Exchange. James Cru iesbonk; 1H sae 5 Mingo, Tae tig ane dn. for $X7—mile heats, pest 3in5, reane nk Miss ‘arlina and Master Wood. 40 slas Viek burg Bk s10 7% Y 34 Charles L Vose, john BLasala, in harness, for ¢ Horses that never won a Purse over ‘oconcinde with ‘i pe TE Beale Us, thes Canton Co. baw 295 Zadock Pratt, Sool dae eac’, $15. Two Sweepstakes are open toc me off abont tee same iE WILD BOY OF BOHEMIA. | 15 0 cash 4° 25 do. 30 38 George C DeKay, James Cook, time, Stake No. 1--mile heats, best 3 in 5, in harness, for Beebe «Me WF Woo 90 do 0 do 33 3 Loring Andrews, KT Aldrich, ‘Trotting Horses that never won A Purse regular Course. Y . i Johnston 6 do 125 Long Ist RR cash 65 Joseph B Nones, Georg- Whitaker, Eu’rance $20—half for‘eit, Suke no 2 ame as No. 1. under The Cou: tess Czartor Mrs Burke 25 do 25 do. 83 Leonard Appleby Thomas Monahan, saddle A Purse of $50 add dto erch of the above Stakes, to CHESAUD STREED THEATRE. i do” 25 do cash 65% ‘Asa 8 Crospy, George Palen, close September the Ist, on or before 9 o’clock P. M.;' at 2 vu % do 50. do s10 6135 John J Herrick, Wiliam Burgoyne, Green & Lozee’s ‘Three or more to make a field. W. E. Berton _ Lesser. odo 25Nor& Wor cash 687 ‘Abraham Van Nest 2 A'Stake will come off over this Course on September T do % ~~ do h 69 SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President. | the ith, at 3 o’clock P. M.—mile heats, b st 3 in 5, in hare 28 Morris Canal 2 do Wednesday 69, : JOSEPH B. NONES, Vice President, for $150 p. p —for which the proprietor will add a Purse of $: % ~~ do 2% © do 33 60%; | Nicholas Carfoll, Secretary. The following sre the entries, and cloved: mene ic z e y 69). Sapt Samuel Cas T. rine a >. Bartine enters 5, Ly shay! a Crisp bal See eee ee ee racine tar amet ter tae port od ae Vous PArvold "be x Black Joke, Mrs Mowatt — = pos au2m G. Wells ir Archie, la Set ds rt nual 2e4m CONKLIN, Proprietor SH GIRL, On Sunday, Jony Griricen, aged 28 years Orrick oF te JAE RCa SLBA tis $ - A ueAamNR ake” = er oe of the Company appear. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited HE Stockholders of this Com) are requested to calf at TT 2,.come off MONDAY, tember. for a Bridle and, Fie is, Hoboken —Every to attend his funeral, fram his late residence, 21 Madison the office of the Company and signify whether it be their Saddle, Whip avd Spurs, on Roekaway Beach, in frout of ams Feave to annomsice that street, on Monday evening at 4 o'clock. Wish to fill up their respective shares,or to receive a number of lion, at 3 o'clock by us request merous visiters. he has been cata aaeiauiiene seceeeca otis seid a cacaas || CHRON RURAL tne Droceue voraeraether anes Waeeattoh, aust att | induced t6 continue Is Grand and Uneaualled Pectormaice for —— = = Ie. Crockliskders reeling oucal thecelen’ are. reaveuted a0. ee < one we: k tou He has aiso eng ed for one week inore, TH WARD WHIGS. convey th posts to the office Wo. 90 Wall st, ND MOONLIGHT SION FRATIC BRC Ta HRS AND SISTERS. RSU sNT to she recommendation of the Whig General T. W. THORNE, Pres't. The CRERATIC BROTHERS AND SISTERS. Committer, the Whigs of te Thirteenth Ward are hereby | _Gxo T. Hore, See'y. iy25 ere pres H mine, well known avd, celebrated performers com Soucy THIS RVENING, Soprenabe aad Stree 5 (Cheema's | Oe EIOb OF JEFFERSUN INSUKANUL UU., } MiB. GARDNE: the only person living who can person- puepuse of selecting three Delegates ¢) &, Senatorial Convent No,50 Wallatreet, opposite the Exchange. ifcatio ate the negro wench iu'ct aracter, aud almost defies, tout, aud five Delegates to a County Nominating Convention, | ‘PHS COMPANY continue’ to tusure against loss wud da: |p enled hy a soles Also, the ouly rival barlesque dance, of Bilsler, Ce este, By Order of the Ward Committee ? mage iy fire 8 good ares and merchandise, and also, | t}'s'y’ Eve Khe naw ued ccenrendte id has no equa‘ iu the following heanifal dances “Lacuucha, OBADIAH NEWCOMB, Jr., Chricman pro tem | oxaiustloas by inlaud navigetiou on vessels aud theirenrroes "| jot ye is AWARE and her barge Marshalle? Capt La Boyadere, #1 Bolero, bl Jal de Xeres, Folks, Re asl Henny K. Frost * ee’v. stitin W. Thorne, . Elisha Ri, on Smih, will make an excursion down the bay and har! accom blished B o Phos er. U FARMERS, AGKL ULTURISTS, 8 .—We are in- 4 T. Waodruft aon Baker, img as follows: The foot of Warren st-eet at 7 “OLB DAN E MET the celebrated Violinist and old Vir- frmed a meeting w Il be held tthe house of foh» V—, B.'R' Robson, M.D... Joseph Drake, mond 1 8, aud Pier No. IN, R. at 8) ginny Nigger, who is always on hand whei on the Saw Milt sive , about tw 8 from White Plains in ‘Thomson Price, Joseph Allen, bg Shige oF at a der thi 7 Pending. the Gown of Gr TUESDAY, the ont, at 2 Moses Tucker, James E. Holmer Nou + 0 expense Will be spared toreader this one of the | “CHARLES WHITE, the unrivalled Accordionist and cele- o'clock P. ARMER?S’ CLUB, for:hattown Jobu R. Dav con, John P. Moore. most delightful mooutight exeursious of the season, Refresh- brated eger perfor me: iu accordance with the provis ons of the consti by: Jobn Hi bas, ‘Win. K. Thora, ments furuished at a moderate charge. Kare cents for the | PTA at tine, SAM JOHNSON, the great unequal- lows of the 8 ciety of Agneulture and Horticulture of Wes Caleb C, Tanis, Thomas Morrell, Slr | led Nexro Singer, &c. on the triangle. i mae ;hest county. All who take an is teres in the tie tion aud Frenets F Sage, egene Bomart LINE OF STEAMBUATS FOK ALBAN) Performan. es to commence at half’ past $o’clock. sl dtis'r si increasing the rewards of agricultural industry : ors THOMAS W. THORNE, Presuleat. Alby, Pameire, Specoms— piconsh: Ds M: MILES CHALLE vn bom A MAs DEO ANe F respectfully mvited to atteul. Some addvesses may be ex-| _(eonoe T. Horn. Parraterr ah re gurls idtand Liberty streets. san, wi | Or New Orle $20 he North against the Bo : (OTICE TRAVELLE ESTER, © . G. Crattenden, wit! | Wemay exper the two “Persins wishing to nttend the meeting, can go ont by th , NOTICE TO TRAVELLE nave oateday WW ebimasy mek briaytivesings, or] o'clock & sled eat ay mato: with Master o'clock train of dhe Harlem Railroad, and retuth the same tay. THE SUBSCRIN: Rb eving she Lense and, furuitore of the | “Segoe: KRUCKERBOCRER, Csreua, A Houghton, | mumgd eentiew en having, datced s match mith, Master J Dix a receive his {riends on of belore the oth Septembergexe, Prom | ti leave on Tureday, Thursday and Siturday Evenings. 2 r FOR BILLIARD PLAYERS. hislong exper ence in keeping a Hotel, he hopes toive satie: | 7T8CIOSK \ edlity Si Basiidlave Raced, thom ts tio, s MPROVEMENT.—Liberty street No. 103, you will find a | faction to all who may favor him with ‘their patronage. Ff derclock nding at intermediate places, from the { shivime splendid Biliiard Tavle, upon which no “ double boule” 30 6t* re J. D. BOYD. a Berelay street = mith © noes r rtised to be played om caniueniyed een *. A eae atin Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt M, . Truesdell, will ition’ to be Haves rm. yin “COCKS JE ; NEW FALL GOODS. env Wednesday, Wriday ond Sanday Alteraoons even of the, Brookly WATCH CLOCKS, JEWELKY AND SILVEIC K ie 45 i Ww a 1s postpone? until the War BRAHAM B ‘RKER, 1 5 Spring street, between Woostr ; Mintek, Cemaia by, W; Beene se Siehs Cota ahemale & S, 8. ROCKWELL, No. 413 Broadway, a few doors | A> and Lanrens streets, west of Broadway, has just recerveda | Oe Seedays Peusaey aad Gareday cfvemoons, 428 ‘The maceh will be played on Mae south of Canal st cet, have a good asso tment of ie zold | |e assortinent of spleadid styles of Mouslin de Lanes, whieh vie tl geinldos eg "| DAY, roth, without fail, when agood day's sport v dsilver duplex, d tached lever, lepine a d other W Fe will sell at ts 6d per yard, Passengers taking either of the above Lines will arrive in Aiba | expected, we.ther pe: mitting. sl which they will warrant fiest rate Also, some bevutiful styles in Ginghams, and new Fall low p ices, A fine asso tment of ¢ Mant | of new and fashionable Jewelry, Silver Ware, Watches aud Clocks of every description caretully repsired hes, sell at very me keepers, and exist ) Mocks, and ay m sinpie ame ‘oer, equal y low, B—Onwe price only om goods marked ix plain figures. Dal BA tsare new and subst ant necommor coy of the Bo oy skilful and expe ienced workmen, SI Btis"e ‘ TO STRANGERS : th on. MUNN §& EARLE SEPP HE ALHAMRA,” Brondway, between Spring and | © Wrvight taken at moderate rates AVE associated wish ti a the Caton Brokernae Prince, is now one of the first plvces of resort, sough? All persons are. Forbu rasta dna by strangers coming to the eity, aud justly, too, as no establish ment of the kand in this country ean compare with it of novelty, and the elegauce aud mignifices ce of its I 90 Wall ster elves wM {EK For passage or freight appt donnit?, at the afficr an the why pinius or Aye board the by y or the Morning Train of Cars for the east or re furnished with new anc dations are un ofthir Line, ts, or co P.O sit not ‘0 speak of the excellence of the Ire Crowns and ot treshments to be LAMPS, GI New York, WM. D. MALTBIE, SAMU INN. SAMUEL MUN} WILL AM KARLE, —The passengers will embark at Per No, i or o'clock M to day. The matt will close at the and lett rs be taken from the Reading Room aud angi 3t*ar fie TI Sit Hancox. wil HE Subscriber has just received from his manufactory, a d spleudid ‘assortment of Girandoles, in Gilt, sare days, at 10 South side, every Monday. ing atts o'clock, Returning—will : ¥ ‘The Buffalo will arrive in ample time 1 leave the foot of leave New nd Tuesday 0 OPPO: TION TO NEWHAVEN & HARTFORD F) re to New Haven, 75 cents Hartford, $1 75. THE Steamer BUFFALO, ay ain J: W jay street Haven on rin med with fine English Gat Drops. ake th ‘co SpringGeld and Hartford. at half-past 11 o'clock, iguslity ok Aolarand 1 ofvark | tOake the cars to Springfield and Hartford | f witable for Parlors, Churehi assortment of Gothic Lanthorns, MECHANICS INSTITUTE SCHOOL. ow Haven § Fare, 0 John Ball, 101 Barclay st , New w He ist up aud down : York, and HI#D QUARTER commences Ist Sep ember.—Applica- | ¥ d Glass, which he will sell at 'whotesal n e , Rooms | aud retail, at reduced p LONDON LINE OF PACKETS—Pi ih OT ee elder este JOHN W, MORGAN, Scutember—The splendid and favorite packet, ship Termst} .tosix dollars,in advance. 154 Fulton street, one door East of Broadway. Pr PHILA, 1000 tons burthen, Capt, E. Dunn, MK. M,C, TRACY N.5.—On hand, 20 doren of the Dorie Lamp, for Camphine, } ch, her regular day. Principal of Male Department. | if superior make and finish, ata very low price aul7 Lin*re f ‘ail 1oto tons aad upwards, yer MiSs. Bh. 8) ig ANDER SAF ee or the old country will not fail to see the Prinelpal of the Fkaate Genoa SALAMANDER SAFES, advantages to be derived from selecting this line in preference JJ MAPS uly Lt eed be tai to any other, as thei reat capacity renders them every way i i shail ot couter ie | ¥ oy fortable a cOmVventeu| ys asm class, ped iathed d where certificates and test WHITMAN, Seer tary BU bs 26 Platt st. N Y. which saved the books and pay + Anderson & Co. No. 28 Broad street, at the oue of ONSIEUR EDMON JON, e M. will re ine of prekets. Persons wish N fn MM ' gr il to mal y appl Pete gg maine ge jive on the 19th ult. A.so,,of Mr. J. Mel, atthe con [at to maaka early ops eet opply ath Gro dstreet aud Hache ge Place ou the ulght of the 3 At their Gene happy te SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION. | Persons wishing to send fo ase Swe NY persons having been deterred from vi ought out in this magnifice MA ing this AVA "place in consequence of the house bei very fall, the pmblic ts informed that’ we have vow a uuinder of goad rooms tnocenpied ANDON & GARDNE: Starous) cogs, Aneuat ith. 185, ILDER'S P. BNE SALAMANDER BARE ¢ ‘Trivarnant.—Several have been taken from the sailing on the Ist, 6 h, 7th rable terms. Ay hin month, on CURTAIN MATERIA D TRIMMINGS. He. SUBSCRIBERS have now in store, just received from ance, the Ingest and most magnificent assortment of Cur Materials and Trinminss + ver received i Also, Purnitae Coverings. of evtire new pat evus, selected by one of the firm in Paris, and which they are dete mined to sell urn PACKE y amount, payabl cipal towns of, aul times be obtai jing (0 secure bet ot their friends, at peket, oF a 1 hi, 2st \ i ppl lower than can be purchased at any other establishueut in the | ag ruins of the late great fire, and al! ha roved faithfal t cite. : : their trust, as cay be seen at'my store of the reat Sign, LP ‘The wckut ship S¥- NICHOLAS, From astock of aver Two Thousand Pieces of supe Water, corner of Depeyster street, where more of the same el), will sail on the Tst of October F mask De Laings, rich Brocades, Satin Dawask, Satin St kind can be had SILAS C. HERRING — | passuxe apply to OYD & HID and Worsted Tabaret a gure Rich T iy? ImD& Wed as pe and Lamons, and e tic tin materi= : aut rr the I assortment of Curtain Wigs and Scaips. TEXAS AND NEW YORK LIN PA quautity or make Je, from designs received Bie gree HELOWS New lvenced Wigs and Scalps, are ex direct by every UEEN VICTORIA'S DANG. Qiie Ball Rone AS ANC! P ated the Poth jn th ering the astonish nt, eaciosity and admiration of cou nowseurs. All the old difficulties and vexatious annoyacers are now done away Phese sean tifal specimens of the art of Wig making, eon only be procure at Wim. Batch lor's, Nv 2 Wall street, eer Broadway, Removed from 165 Broadway au23 im*me “TO ANGLEKS AND BETWEEN NEW tHe S i of Packets. by 1 from each j ort eet as folows and Ist September next, DEALERS LN TS, New ‘on the first da of imssengers, tis well known, sre superior to those of avy other he should not in have them of the iegular and eS of every as apt. John B. For freicht or iCKEN EOF AND GALVESTON we establ shed a regular Live Galveston, to each month, The Brig EMPIRE, Capt jn Baxter, to sail from New York rom Gaivestn Ist November next. | 2 STAR REPUBLIC from Were it not for our reliance in the intelligence of the readers of the Herald, comprising as they do that body of enterprising; and sensible men who control the mighty commerce and trade of this great country of ours, (thank God) were it not for this, we should take some interest in correcting those oc- lefies detection — | casional slips of the pen, or the types, which mar at &e,, times the sense and grammatical harmony of our letters. Suffice it, however, in justincation, that nine times out of a dozen the ringing of the last bell there is music | cuts off the opportunity of even the skimming revi- sion of an editor. And so the old gentleman in spectacles—“The Spy in Washington,” has gone by the board at last. ~ | The idea, of course, was absurd that he could be re- TO AMERICAN DRAMATISTS. ONE OR paid of on Stes. Ty ceptance of t the piece so | Books of the real names, b before the Ist pense. nore Patr Philadetpn Filty vollars on its fourth pert the sole proverty of W. sights : ‘Phe writers invst send their production THOUSAND DOLLARS Will be pard foran IGINAL AME V FIVE RTON ¢ Dramatic Authors oi for a suc 1K hitoselt woduee i eof the best 0 he tenth- and the rem: ou Establish ent | The but with an address to W tof December, 1815, 'T! Boston Post, New York Coarier, Mirror, will please copy for one w ed: eek am 1 L ju new assortin: and examine and at very re RS& AROS! str ent ic aso aby RE & the Inet Havre Dealers are. yn} and will find of the best quality, | an open declaration of hostilities: au20 Im* me packets vs a the first style, with, ture and Properties ane iu the United KICAN COMEDY, ts, fa first-rate Company teenth. The Manager guarantees the performance (1 as the receipts of two codsecutive nights do not run below the expenses of the Theatre, as proved by th. T omedy to be con urtou alter the secou. payment, sutj-et only to the author's claims ou the tenth and sixteent) 0 is with or without their E. Burton, Philadelphia, unsuccesstul candidates will receive their pieces back again withvut delay or ex- PRIENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWEKS, FEATH MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS. COURT, 116 William street, n entirely ted to call fi and Se Also. my BARRY a laces, Bracelets, Wate Ke lyst SOREES MUSICALES, INNES SA- Dias ork » snd Baltimore Theatres, makes h if Ane i 10. .,| tained. The Administration could not so readily th | forget the active “Spy” of the enemy when Colonel Polk was Speaker of the House, and when the war raged against the United States Bank under the vei st that as the life come off at Vauxhall Garden, on Wedues- | Walls of Carthage. We now s of Aaron Burr was a profitable job—whether it would not be a good idea for this ancient Hai Birch of the Whigs, te undertake the life of Armold, a traitor even more notorious than the slayer of Hamilton. If any man were competent to the task, we should think it would be the editor of the lite of Burr. An interesting and useful book might be made of the life of Arnold. i When noticing the other oy that Col. Eldridge, of Texas, was in the city, we should have also men- tioned the presence of Mr. Lee from the same sec- tion of the Union. They appear to be in Washing- ton as the government Wodt of Texas, for some purpose, perhaps connected with the consummation of Annexation ; for we observe that eget and letters received at the Post Office are addreased to ~The Texian Legation.” Mr. Eldridge will return Southward in a me or two, and he has promised to obtain a writer in Texas who shall adviee you of the state of affairs in that quarter. And now, from the perplexing procrastination in the protocol of war from Mexico—from the indications manifested that she will continue this policy of jugglery, postpoue- ment, and harrassing proclamations, and the more harrassing consequences to the interruption of our trade of the Gulf,and with Mexico herself, and from the non-payment of those indemnities, we should not be surprised at all, if our Administration were to be compelled to throw down the gauntlet of war, instead of the Government of Mexico The bom- bardment of Vera Cruz—the march of 10,000 regu- lars from that point to the city of the Montezumas, appears to us the only alternative that will be ulti- mately left in this issue, to the securing of these in- demnities, and the permanent pacification, and inci- pient civilizationof Mexico. A quasi guerrilla state of war between the two nations would be more ex- pensive and annoying to us and our commerce, than And if Mexico persists in the former system, the necessity of a de- Wiss | claration will devolve upon the United States, with the conungent necessities of the taking of Vera Cruz, and the city ot Mexico ; and the dictation of a treaty within the very walls of her national palace The expenses of ou: land and naval forces co-op- erating in the South, in anticipation of hostilities, will cost the government, merely in keeping them at their stations, in readiness for action, hundres | AT PINTEUX, CAFE DES MILLE COLO: of , if this dubious state of affairs between | LON, er caee Ooty} x Rete d 7 tion, or a declaration without EW engagement of two saperb Come Singers, Mr. and | war without a declaration, d atic | Mrs Wahine lee Cress aud Retreshments of the best | war, be continved till the meeting of Congremae Y vaya be had atthe bar, with the attendance of eare- : uggest to Fied can always be wi ventilated Billiard Room. coutining yout it not be well, there tore, to 8 mest to the eight tables, communicates with the Saloon on the same floor. resident, taut uniess Mexice hat there shall | "Entrance Free—Concert will commence at 7 0’elock. fore the re-assembling of Congress, that 26 be a declaration of war aguinst her, based upon the ? following grounds? t of the indemnities due the Phe Ship Captain. Moss, to. sail 8 be Upeam th esben Ist. The non-payment Srererel ttyia, nes the FISHING TACKLE. f we Ist October next, und from Galveston Ist Decem- Adres ar sans an article ii venach geveral satisfaction Valtad saree for Tiracles i our commeree, by 4 Aas i er next. siiasttton NG's V SNA CREAM stands pre-e the Shay. | Bite we. RUCTS Eestee saree end earertees tM ee ses The Bag GB LAMAR, Captain Richardson, t» sail from | Ing Soap of the whole world; the tuted presves ot Europe and | Vessels under her authority, &c 5 f having just arrived pleted their fall stocks com New York let November next, and from Galvest Janu | this country have rouonuced it unrivalled, and the immeuse| 2. The danger oa snotting far ped : pond ¥ * r ni d n Pond, Stre r aa y i" % ¥ ¥ ¢ eree, p Hints Woes Works in. he ahote and pekee nel tere of tie geavine Kt Homing & Sone ents The Brig MARY, Captain Norrss, to sail rom New York | 14 85 cheaper, han any. other spits now before tee pubieg | 9, 8" (ed states, and her movements already nnd elegait all room uovelties Also, Y astly celebrated Fish Hooke, Also, of Dison Ist December next, and from Galveston Ist February next, | ‘i)'are requested © the article as now prepared | the United s Sh 4, for youna Indies, 90 ndavted to th wement of the | Shooting Tackle avd covered Drinking Flasks and thereafter 1 regular succession. | Kor sale by the o entor, CHARLES H. RING. 392 | ly indicating such treepasses, erate Z figure, and elegance of the exrriage newly improved | Gunpowder, &e., &e., wholesaleand retails ‘These vessels are all of superior class, having fine cabin | priame street 1 ue. hw 7 Inte. 3. The peace of Texas—the pacification of Mexi- Pervel Povkes, sxtd Polke (Qondrille, patronised! byr nee Meiecey | feet tances areal wr to eee te accommarations, are ably commanded, will sil panetually as —_ To ee herself—and her subjugation to the laws of honor Mice E. begs to apprise thove familion who may honor her PAINTINGS FOR SALE rdvert sed, and’ take freight and passengers at the Towest | UF ()Q\() TO OAN, on Wiad aad morgage (nowy | co herself; and her subjngalie tae a4 with their patronage, that her stey in New. York, ia couse: €HW FINE OLD PAINTINGS, comprising Seriptural | rates oped Ko, i MINS & CO.” | and ope _reopgniae ed if previous arrangem to visic other the id Historical subjects, Landscapes, &c., amongst thema| William Hendley and Co. will be the established ‘ half civilised nations, in their intercourse with each States: will be limited tothe early part of the fall, comimene: | genuine Interior by Remierss a Clepurre by Sutermans, and a | Galveston, and give efficient attention to the busine TO NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS | other. ng on the lst of Heptemp ene | Ce Be, tee Wier Be se deity from 9 | line, and all other business directed to them ; au AN ANOS EN i vise ths sori ot’ rellaiowb te "Biiee ie proposes dewnt g two ev rit Dae fy atrter ive tere. | liberal advances on consigurments. | EAGLE AND PHENIX HOTEL, 4. An extension of the concession ¢ igi tothe Mocreckn Geullion, sar her TOLD ROLLED COPPER ier ai 7 To Goods ‘ed to the care of the Subscribers, will be regu- af ne A GUSTA, GEO berty throughout the republic of Mexico. foythe Mazonrkn Couilion, at her ce Ce eer tian G OTE R160 sheers cold rolled Com | ianly tocwarded, free from commission, And Shippers MY | pry epee GhUGUSTA: GEO. orisorof| ‘The Richmond Whig forewarns us against any ; a tan Gaeeat tk Eealand, Pore From 20 10 90 on, of n poe superior quality, forsale BY | rely on Lighters at Galveston to tranship cargo. fro thene THE UNDERSIGNED, for the Inst four years proviicton Ot idan Weerte ih tie dior baal er otegd in she haa tought in Baglind, 3 ald B.K. COLLINS & U0. s6'Sonth regularly forwarded, xecording to instru the United States Hotel of this ety, vance we liberties with i nguii of bind Warten ettathes coum lenees, if re | (VAS8 & WARD having been burnt out othe eare of Willwin Hendley and Co,, | ROduces to his city and country patrons, and we rere Oe | Wroshington, the perennial, or peng ao7" bd aired: "Av eneet Raersdeaes of the Nisteue and. Cellarines | C2 Store No. 0 Brow sreet on the commer eon Or EN ROBT ke NRILSON | Piblic, that he has, hy the numerous ieid Hotel, so well | Hickman. A word in your confidential ear, Mr, ' 4 Ms - AR ?, a Th vi a ol abo a " Valse attained in. fev less 2H Weret | ‘i TIFIGIA EYES ee i Frset Geee Peete Vere. _-| kaoten ee ot vie Have stonn oj nt at anathe Dest arrunged oud | Pleasants. Have you fot foeaaten ie oa FOR CLEATING ANT BEAUTIPLING THE | YAH, su ered by Dr}, GRAN No. sp mors : Fenrgyiee gee | letweaton mevery respects weit amen to, teguiy oF | Yor Y that the ear oid came in upon. him like COMPLEXION. fethe United Semen” Any Rertey thar wicks rhs tee MAN'S OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT | fexving's far husives; | o anared Hat he will be | subscriptions for a campaign. paper t Look out !— CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION will effectually J always apply to the Maker, who has been in the PASSAGE OFFICE, 61 SOUTH STREET. | adding to the real com he contd not pegoent ot The Beau threatens to “ ring a ae you for a pre- > morefrom the a Bir blotehes, pimp M Joi6 Im*re PASSAGE from Great Britain and [rel . | house, by such important advantigas te ne ooks a pis raid missory bill upon the Commonwealth. He wants a barn and freckles, w! tract from be NS TRUNK BOARDS, for male by, 7 rant Severe as hig Late aeand mid gauge from, the travelling world passing | * new set of harness” —a new ew bel plexion. is vi Cosmetic has bee He by Fable atall | of past and fucire patroung new set f ; any years, aad ig no it on. fndippon seine ____ERBSE & BROOKS. ‘ales, | to and fro from north to south, and Wares ZER out and out, or the title of the Beau will soon ar of Spring Bold ora rane PERSSE & BROOKS ol ant awre m “xuguata, Geo, | eclipsed in the equally reputable, but more