The New York Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1845, Page 4

of all who witnessed her first appearance on the stage of La future actions. si Jar affair occurred at the theatrical saloon of ore Museum on Saturday night, which has de- all efforts to unrayel the singuler mystery. Ist Miss Ince was dancing the Cracoviene to a d lighted and crowded audience, one of our young fashion- able bloods threw 1o the stage, directly before her, a large rag doll, accompanied with a riding Whip, which of course Was intended to have some peculier signification. She immediately retired from the stage, evidently much mortified, after which considerable excitement was man- ifested by the audience on the subject, when another of our jashionable fops who hang around the dancing girls, stepped forward as the champion of the insulted danseuse, and struck the offender a blow in the face. They were immediately separated by their friends, however, and it is now rumored that pistols and coffee are preparing for the two numskulls, 1 will endeavor to solve the riddle in the course of to-day. The war rumors have excited the Jews of Baltimore to yalorous deeds, A call has appeared to the sous of Israel in the land of the free, and the home of the brave,” to attend a meeting this evening, for the purpose of o! ganizing a volunteer company “to join our fellow citi- zens mm arms, and thereby show that Israel's sons are worthy sons of the land of Washington.” A bad move decidedly, and one that ought to be discountenanced, equally as much as if an attempt should be made to form a volunteer company of catholics, methodists, &c. Volun- veer companies should be formed of American citizens, regardless of country or creed. hree more vessel loads of German emigrants arrived yesterday from Bremen. ‘The ship Megunticook brought 189, the ship Siartha 147, and the Bremen ship Ann 164.— About twenty more vessel loads are said to be on their way to this port trom Bremen. They seem to be well clothed, and possessed of sufficient means to locate well in the far west, whither they are bound. Our respected townsman, John 8. Nicholas, Esq., was thrown from his horse a few days since and severely in- jured, but is now considered out of danger. The rumor that Capt. Thomas, the native candidate for Congress has resigned, is incorrect. ‘The party still hold on to him, though be desires to withdraw, having ascertained that even his most intinsate friends will not vote for him, und that the party which nominated him has, in Poe ees existence in Baltimore, beyond the twenty self-clected members of the convention that no- minated him, Wi. F. Giles, the democratic candidate, will doubtless be elected without difficulty. Tus Mankets.—The supply of Beeves at market yes- terday was not so large as that of last week, but it is con- sidered quite seasonable. The demand was fair and an advance in prices was obtained. $99 head were sold to city butchers at $2,18]a2,75 per 100 Lbs on the hoof, equal to $3.87, 06,25 ne ‘he average rate is about 2, ‘There is nothing nevin the market for Howard st Flour Lear reporting. ‘The demaad is quite limited mali varcels only have taken place at $450, | he ruling price. On Saturday sales of 2000 bbls City Mills Flour were made at $4,50. To-day some holders are not willing to | Sell ut this rato. Considerable sales of whiskey were made on Saturday fat 28¢, forbhds, and 24c. for bbls. To-day there is less inquiry, but the pri main as above quoted. Bavrimore, Sept. 1, 1846. 1am very sorry to tell you that a very disgraceful rio, occurred at the Museum on Saturday evening last, be- tween two young bleods of this city It appears thata Passed Midshipman threw several rings to Miss E. Ince, while dancing, after which the other threw a negro doll baby, which the Middy got offended at. He ripped out» and said that the oue who threw it was no gentleman. Atter a while they met in the City Hotel, where they hada fight, in which one of them got a severe whipping. Piapeuensa, Sept. 2, 1845. Some commotion was excited in certain political cit cles this morning, by the arrest on a charge of forgery, ofan individual, who was once an active Whig leader; subsequently a Tyler Democrat, holding an office in the Custom House under Judge Blythe, but removed by Mr. Horn, and now a prominent Democrat. He has hitherto stood fair in point of honesty, but it is said that a series of pecuniary transactions have recently come to lights which it is supposed will implicate him inextricably in hearing will take place this afternoon before Recorder Vaux. The gentleman is respectably connected, and it is said that his brother, a prominent Democratic office holder, has advanced beyond his means ia order to ex- tricate him from difieulty. What truth there is in the accusation, I know not, but it is to be hoped that it will prove groundless, John MeKeowen was this morning convicted in the | Quarter Sessions, of riot, and was sent to prison for nine months. Jolin is the son of a respectable tavern- keeper in New Market Ward, and was before the court last summer, or fall, charged with being engaged in the Kensington riots agaiust the Irish, but was acquitted. The weather is cloudy and sultry, very disagreeable and unwholesome. The Lady of Lyons was received last nightat the Wal- nut by a large audience, and it was very well played. — Fashion is produced to-night # i Mrs Mowatt and Mr. Crisp appeared at the Chesnut in Sheridan Know‘es’ play of the Wife. Mrs. M. did tolera- bly well; but, to my mind, Mr. Crisps’ Julien St. Pierre was admirable It is the first ume I ever saw this artiste, | and | must confess that] was favorably impressed The Arch ues to have excellent houses, with Mr. F. Wood and the drama of “Margaret Catchpole, or the Female Horse Thief.” Stock transactions to-day were meagre, but prices seemed to be improving, if we cua judge by the small | amount of sal quotation of Texas bonds which has appeared tor some time past, shows that stock in a very favorable condition, | notwithstanding the war rumors. | Sale of Stocks at Philadelphia. Finer Boaro, Sept.2—3 shares Girard Bank, 8: do do, 83; $1000 Wilaington RR, 62; 1000 Texas 1 Cent 30; 5000 State 5's, 754. Secoxp Boann—$2000 Keading Railroad Bonds, 5 64}; 21 Lehigh, b 0 6 ds, 14. ds, New Orteans, Aug. 24, 1845. The War Feeling—Game ef Gammon—Political Move: ments, §¢., §c. Our city is filled with bustle and excitement, all about war with Mexico. Major Dakin, and the celera- ted Captain Forno, blacksmith alderman tothe general council, &c., have been rousing the patriotic spirit o1 hundreds of our “ surplus” young men, to volunteer in their country’s cunse, and fight her battles. ‘The Captain took his departure the night before last for the theatre of war,with his men,ammunition,&c., in the steam ship Ala- bama. Major D. is still in the city, making every exer- tion to fill up his regiment, and to hold them in readiness forthe orders of Major Gen. Gaines. By the way, there is an on dit that the worthy old General has been gam- moned” in calling for this reinforcement, and that the panic was made to order, by some of the aspirants to military glory, aided by parties anxious to raise the price of pork and beans—however, time will tell. In the letter of your correspondent from this city, dated the Sth inst., I find many strange and inconsistent faults found with the administration for appointments made in this city. The first is Solomon W. Downs, classed (by him) as a third rate country lawyer. Now, it is well known, at least in this State, that Mr. Downe 1s avery able man. Next comes W. F.'Wagner, a youth, as your correspondent says; now,! venture to assert that this same youth isa more competent officer than ever your correspondent could pretend tobe. Twent five is not the age of a youth. Perhaps your friend thinks himself still a youth, although he is at least forty. Won- der who told him that the appointment was virtually iven to Col. Peter K. Wagner, and much against the President's will. Perhaps it was a certain friend high in office at the Custom House here, and who he thinks is a first rate whig ; no doubt he is, and ought not to be there, He got very fat and impartant since Mr. Tyler tried to make him Collector. He is said to be very'fond of oys. ters, high living, and good wine. He loudly laments the removal of Martin Ponald from the naval office, because he is the son-in-law of Henry Clay, and_@ poor man; as to his poverty, it is, | think, his own fault, as he has had, both in and ont of ‘office as many opportunities of being rich as any man | know of No fault is found with Mr. Labranche. What a wonder, and he a Loco Foco M.C.! Where was that immense word “magnanimous,” found by your correspondent ? He must certainly be a law student, or perhaps was an editor. Who knows? However, I think I do—let him look out. He finds fant too with Col. Claiborne, be- cause he promises to attend to his editorial duties, and thinks it impossible that live oak timber can be waiched in conseruence. Very strange, isn’t it? He promised You in his next, some account of the Treasurer of the Mint and the Appraiser. 1 know little of either, save Sa tusy very meughants, and that Mr. Duncan, the Ap- ; 8 very zealous in raising volunteers for Texns where he has & strong notion ot going himacit Peet I think, however myself, that | dent Polk isin dut: bound, to cause the Collector to remove many of the Whigs still in the Custom House; the Democruve ex At, and will not be content without at basset As to the removal of Thomas Barrett, | can reason why it should take place. He ficient officer; has immense popularity Democrats; is a good one himself; and the merchants. If he will only pruue ny Whigs holding high places, he will du well, mi ought to be kept in office. ‘The election for Covernen has nothing at all to do inthe matter. very one is cer tain of Johnson's and Landry's election over the two Generals Du Buys and Sparrow. ‘This is as it should be. Du Buys is notoriously « rowdy—loves drillings, good suppers and women. Sparrow is said to be ai ox. cejlent man ineverv respect,and ought to have been run for Governor There is noth ii places te, nothing in the way of business doing in this n't see any 8 anable and et- among the Irish stands high among his office of ma- Cotton is fastcomingin I shall e deavor to let you know fi rom time t C+ curs worthy dfyour mete 'o time, whatever oc. racine ALrowNTMENTS By THE ParaipEN Jenjami e Per t.—Benjamin M cep pr ha und inspector ot the’ revedhe eu and Bi rchn G. Winston, receiver of public moneys fer th district of lands subject to sale ut Lebanon “Alabame, vice Li Lawler, w 7 ile 4 Wagse commission will expire ou nter, register of the land i subject to fale at Lo vice Jacob I’. Bradford, removed. John L. Slaymaker, as deputy Illinois, in the place of Robert W 1 office for the banon, Alabama, Postmaster at Galona Carson, removed.” ainnasonr Nores Ovrsranpina THMNER, 1845.—Amount of the first September. 1845, eps 42,014 ‘elisury Department, Registor's Office, Sept. RH, Finer or Sup issues outstand Per records of this office, 1, 1846, Gust, Register Boson, Sept. 2, 1845. British Steamers—Packet Ships—Ship Monsoon, §c. ‘The steamer Hibernia, Capt. Ryrie, left East Boston yesterday afternoon, at Ih. 50m. P. M., with 34 passen. gers for Liverpool, and 19 for Halifax. The Caledonia, Capt. Lott, which left Liverpool on the 19th, has now been out over 13 days, and may, therefore, be expected every hour, Some anxiety is felt here by corn specula- tors, as to the probable state of the Holders of cotton, also expect that the article, consider. ing the favorable state of trade at the last advices, will show some advauce in prices, terest is expected. One of our line of packets, the Columbiana, Captain Barker, is now at anchor in the stream bound for Liver, pool, and has several steerage passengers on board bound back to the land they left. Poor fellows, they have been here long enough to learn, that, although the United States are the most liberal and fruitful on the face of the lobe, the man who desires to live comfortably must labor first work, Can any of the New York papers throw any light ling match, which took place some where in the vicinity of Newport, a month or two ago ? There is a half smothered rumor afloat here, that the Northern Light, was then beaten by some cele- ew York yacht, and that the New Yorker has consented again to sail with the Northern Light fora If the Northern Light nad beaten w Yorker,you would have seen the fact blazoned I believe, that there was upon a regatta or 8 dashin; brated N final trial of speed the abroad in all our city papers. on board the Northern Light at the time of the race, a gentleman forthe express purpose of reporting the re- Rad the Northern Light proved the better sailer. As it was, silence,of course, was the most ner of the Northern sult in all its details, The new packet ship pvathington Irving, now build- ing at East Boston, will be lanne She is a most beautifully modelled vessel, and is unques- tionably the most strongly fastened ship belonging to | No vessel which has been built at Medford this yoar can begin to compare with her, either in beauty er 5 Captain Caldwell, the brave, ship Dorchester, Boston. Strength of construction. | but unfortunate commander of the however, the soul of honor, and if his beaten, he will not blush to ackaowledge it man- Many people leave the old country under the impression, that America isa land of milk and honey, where they can live without labor. land of milk and honey to those wh Col. Winchester, the o which you will recollect had all ber masts swept awa: hi davention break. chagrin of the owners. doned her!” by the wind: leaving port, and Cap: vised some means to pelled to put back; and, as necessity he constructed a wheel round the lower part ot the capstan, which communicated with an upright wheel, which turned a crank that worked the pump Across the capstan were two pieces of wood | 22: placed at rghtangles, and these pieces supported four masts, to which tour shoulder of mutton sails were set. ‘The wind acting on these sails, set the wheels in motion, and pumped ship, aud the more the wind blew, the quicker the water was thrown out. was enabled to carry his shiv safely ac much to the satisfaction of the underwriters, and to the The vessel had been chartered, and was fully'iasured. When the gentlernan who char- tered her spoke tothe owners about making some ac- knowleagment to Captain Davis tor his efforts in saving the ship, one of them remarked, “I shen’t give him any- thing; it would have been better for me if he had aban- The insurance offices, however, intend to make Captain Davis a handsome present, | by a single sea, and was afterwards abandoned, wil the command of her. There is a curious model of a machine now in our Merchants’ Exchange, which was used by on board the ship Monsoon, of this port, on her late pas- sage from Gottenburg, for the purpose of pumping ship The Monsoon sprung a leak shortly after Davis kuew that unless’ hi se his cre yesterday was clear, cool, and beautiful. 4g, 1 road, 4, 81m. FOND Boany.—100 shares Norwich & Wortester Railroad, ¥bo Lin; 100 do Long Island RR, 64 25, bo 10 ds; 50 do di Bakimore RR, 117 From Mexico.—Letters have been received in thiseity from Vera Cruz, and although not so late by two daysas the accounts to which we referred on Monday evening, yet the information which it gives It certainly varies the appear- auce of matters in Mexico from whit the other accounts of the 30th would represent them. The following is an extract from the letter of the 2d August, which was yes- is of some importance. 4,8 lds; 20 ds; 250 do Philadelphia, 1943 209 do do, Lis the serious oifence for which he has been arrested. A | 1.40 do, Hg, bo Ln; h Kailroad, ter Railroad, 6 SRlcs of Stocks at Boston. Boanp, Sept, 1—10 shares Portland, Saco and Norwich & Worces- KR, | ton, to. RM Demill. a 61845 Na 3ds; 50 do do, 6944, on & Baltimore Raili bo wd. loxton Co, 39do 100 do Long Ish: " ‘2m; 315 do do, 64% 50 do do, 61%, b pint bo 10 ds: Wdodo, Mig, do do, 147-16; 50 East i 16 iO do d terday received in Washington :— “Thave the honor to iatorm you, that by the British s express, which left Mexico the day after the mail of this | _ Sel morning, Congress had agreed to the call of the minister for a loan of filteen millions, “1 deem it my du ter to take up their the Rio Bravo; and i &. Ke.—Washington Union, Sept 1. The New Orleans Bulletin of the 23d ult., says he health of that eity continued good, and adds he salubrity of the climate is almost without paral- Penna. 5's advanced }, while the only | lelfor the month of August, and there is every indication | that the season will, to its close, continue to wear the same auspicious aspect.” Mess at $9 a 94; Braxoy—The market is firm; small sales made at pre- COMMERCIAL, New York, Tuesday, Sept. 2. The market steady at previous rates. rime, $6 a 6}. vious quotations. Burrex—Store, 12} a 130; Western Dairy, 14 a 15¢; Goshen, 21 a 25c Corres guira, 8c Cot rox sume. inferior,. . Ordinary. . Middling, Gogd mid’ Sifing faire Fair. . Fully fe Good fair, Fine. Frow The market firm at $4 51 for all kind ast week. Liverroot Crassirication. Upl. ¢ Flor a a a a a a a ground, with sales, and small receipts. There were sold in Albany on Saturday 2000 bushels of wheat, raised in Albany county tor 99 cents, price shows the article to be of an excellent quality, nd demonstrates that Albany county farmers can raise good wheat in abundance if they try. The drought in this State is more extensive and severe this season than it has been for years. very scant supply of feed this fall, and a3 a natural con- , it is to be feared, that the very essential ne- cessary of life, Butter, will be too scarce and high for sequen the comfort of the consumers. Gnatx—Rye at 69 a 70c; sey, 60 southern, Hams at § 9. Barley noue here ; last sale at 59. 10c. a 10c. Lano—Barrels at 8 cents, and kegs 8}. Motasses.—The market is very firm, sales of 500 hhds Porto Rico at 100 barrels New Orleans, 31}c; 120 hhds do at 2 Pork—Mess, Onio, at $14), sales; ak.—The market is firs limited for the past three days Orleans at7} a 74c; 159 do Porto Rico brown Havana, Sic. Wixes.—100 qr casks 20 hf pipes Port at 60 to 65 The Montgomery, Ala. Journal, of the 271 We have taken some pains gather correct information in crop; end from all we can learn part of the State, probably of the whole State, will fall fth, and perhaps one-fourth of an average one. The corn cropis likely to be even worse We have had some fine showers within the last week, but they come too late to be of much service to the Planters. In Mississippi, Louisiana, and Red River particularly, the prospects are represented as good, But except these, we know of no part of the country where short, at least one. than tha’ hs 8 a 29¢; 4c. rime at $11. The Crops. the crop will be an average one. Havana, August searce and high. premium, at 60 days. vessels, several have bee to load for Foreign Markets. Ex ‘nglish harvests: No political news of in- It is emphatically a 10 are not too lazy to acht is ed about the Léth inst. if Captain Davis de- he would be com. is the mother of By these means he the Atlantic, The weather 00 do Reading RR. 24%; 75 do Philadelphia, Wilmington & The next thing is to get it. Iso to state, that | have just seen a letter from the British consul, sent to his heuse here, Wherein he observes that orders had been issued, and ap- proved by the war committee, for the troops on the tron- position ten leagues in advance of attacked to defend themselves,” rs Sales of 3000 bags Rio at7 to Sc; 500 do La- 150 do Java, 11¢; 300 do St Domingo, 6. The maiket remains the same The sales to-day amount to about 1900 bales; 1500 of which was purchased for the Havre market, and the remainder taken by spinners. Prices remain the Mobile § N.O. ds of fresh The There will bea Jorn, southern, 57c; do Jer- 10 northern, 62a 62}; Oats, canal, 44c; do , but the demand has been sales of 200 hhds New @ Sc; 100 boxes th ult., says: during the last week, to relation to the coming the cotton crops of this Produce of ali kinds are very hange on New York is 6 per cent ‘ere is no freights for American taken up to go to Porto Rico, Eqerronz, Aug 22—Arr, Matilda Philadelphia; lle, Woos- witsiats Atgis—Amr, Highlander, Baltimore; Henry; Hume, New Y¥ Foutsuovri, Aug 20—Below, Asin, Thomaston, New EA Coib—t do Vassar & co—30 J Wares vat noe Hie cas, Fee eghder selon ale, Ales Ege or arg pn Bytentoy HE Mortae~-Sapen seaues & Stik 2 2 Pere Sisat—Schooner Ellen Perkii bales hemp 63 deer skins ork. ir bale tiger - Newsuryrort, Aug 0—Ar Wessacumeon, Liverpool—Sld i 6008 Nides au 1 ats Nagwood to Angew Hpeltses | calcotia: Puiledelphie: Jan Gaakig: Micmmoed. oP” bales hemp2 do deer skins 29 do hides to Bouchard ée Bosros, Sept 1—Ar Elizabeth Firth, Pieree, Cadiz; Wm St Croix—Bargue Rosalie—143 hhds sugar 5 bbls. id 9} Pitt, and Statesman, Philadelphia; Oliver, Albany—Sigual for tierce rum B DeForreet-i2 hhds sugar J/@ Whetmore=z2 bbls | a bri, and an, uudeseribedCld Huron” NOrlenmay eri Thhds inpineses'2. pancheons rum Cartwright & ted Georgetown, DCs Carib. NY ‘ork; Red Rover, Albany; Vic- wana, Saga la Grande=lelt ho Ame Ol Alban) tou, SC; ald, D ; Champion, Drew, New York Aug 31—Inez, Oahu; Noupari ; Heary, Newbern; Industry, ‘Norfolk; otuit, Albany, Aug 30—Ar Thos Ireland, and Pe: Philadelphia—Aug 3i, ar, del Jbany’, and Adonis, Alba dy Jane, Rondout; Mos Newark; Radvevt, Aeriel,” an Armada, NYork 'Sld Jobu Jay, Maria Causey, Oscar, and Charlotte, Philadelphia, Jas Campheer, and Juno, NY ork. Bustoi, Avg 9—Alida, Piaueatark River, Va., aud suited for Norfolk. Hanrrorp, Sept t—Arr Phoenix, Alb Mohawk, do; Franklin, No Sep Alb: y Proctor, New York; Geo Fox, do; Ch L Feawick, New York. one WaLTHAM, August 20.—Arr, H R Roberts, New York. hhds 123 bbls sugar to master. Sr Croix—Barque Isabella—41 bhds 16 bbls sugar 202 casks molasses Alsop & Chauney—1 suger DeForest & co. Goavama, P K—Brig Wallace122 hhds ongae 8 DeForest— 20 hhds do 92. do molasses Lbox TW ‘Traey, Bostoa—11 hhds sugar Chastelain & Pouvert—liron boiler W Kemble. Domestic Importations, Savaxwan—Barque Isaac Mead—269 bales cottoe H co—3t do H Brigham—10 Burritt & Johnstou—75 cask: Peysrer & Whitmarsh—30 cks Buckmeyer & Sons—1_hhd I bor TW Vanpelt—1 be Harper & Brothers=1 J Campbell. be ect H Boreksiner & Brothers! Davenport & Garduer—1 do to order. MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 3. tor, N York. P vhia—Std Ind Adelaide, Ph from GUN RISE. ee cee ee oD BU MOON Lewis, Del, Aug 30—Jas Bayley, for Barbadoes; Cord Cole Envoy, for Bostons’ Elizabeth, from. Witm gneve vase ARRON AR see Toro Wear Vodinet Spy, and lexport’ foc baytuckens Py ort, and Bravo, for Boston; Amos Birdsall, for Fall River, ns jenred aunt Montavuth, fo Providence, went to sea yesterday, ‘There s ship Marmora, Page, Li , so. » ow at the auehorage, eleven brigs, thirty four schooners, Brig Cashier, Lock, Madeira Mie: 2 Eiwell & Uc ahd three sloops, principally boundout, Wind SE, aud weath: Brg ED Wolfe, Sturdevant, Philadelphia, erwart deva Brg Virgin, Waghstaff, Philadelphia, Ricrisoxp, Aug 23—Arr JA Lancaster, Loveland, N York, Brig Salem, Sanger, Thomaston. Warren, Hutchenson, do: Lynchburg, Gold, d ta Scnr Panchits, Picovell, Avgostura, Schmidt & Vogel. Burr, Bamber, do; C'Demarest, Smith,do. Sid Sarah Frau- Schr Mail, Nichols, Boston. s erva, Bangor, Schr Gladiator, Nickerson, Baltimore. igust 30—Arr George Yates, Barge Comet, Cox, Philadelphia. n, Waite, New York; Catharine, Craine, do. Steamer Vulcan, Sleight, Philadelphia. Savanna’ Aug 20-S1d Ronalison, Mayers, N York; Savan- Arrived. ae Gebel, Aug eAslaubuta “ Berowss widiOn Ship William Engs, Dennis, (of Newport,) 10 days from Pic: |». Johnston, NYorksPharsalin, Liverpool; Guinare, Bos tou, NE with Coal, to order; 340. slalaronacent Role, Whe Cla Hope Howes, Galveston; Titi, Havana, Bailed in co with brig Ai barque Pilgrim, Mitehelly of North Yarmouth, for Fail’ River in2ds, 23d ult, in the Gat of Causo, spoke brig Commerce, from Providence for Pictou. Ship Norma, tlis, from Havana, Aug 28d, with segars, ke, Taylor, 'Sld in co with the brig Hogan, Caleb, tor Port: Left Adelaide, Adaans, for New York, ldg, to sail Ist wig; Tuscar. dodo; Swiss Boy, for Turks I fm Antwerp, unc; Klizabetl, for Philadelphia, 2 ds; Christina, fin NY ork, transferred to the Spanish flag; Jane, from Pprtland, disg; and’ Lima. No American vessels at Matanzas, By Last Night's Southern Mail. 4, Sept2—Arr J Cohen, jr, St Thomas—1ith 0 i, spoke sehr Morning Star, fm New Vork for Sc Domingo; Albert, Boston; Acom, do: Eveline, NBedford; Manditin, do; Hadassah, Portsmouth, NH; ‘Two Brothers, N : Temperance, do; Juliet, Portland, Chi Caroline, Sa- ket : ens Mi eam ship Mi , Wright, 4 day: ; be Ne , pear ship, Massachusetts, Wright, 4 days from Boston, to | mri Glo) vga 3 Prva, Ps es Kea a Banaue A janey, (of Plymouth, Moss.) $4 days from | Jacket, James, NYorks Yirmiliion, Beaman, do; Alesaudrt weastle, h tons coal, 70 b! on to . Me , . More wood. ic 3 18, lon’ 89.20, saw Swedish barque —Arr Aug 30, Yantic, fm Newport, Cli, barque Avolus, full of passengers, stec rd: 19th, Lat 49, lou elor, Horton, for Texas, with U $ troops. 17, exchanged signals with ship Riga, steering E. Forelgn Ports. Barque Bw igton,, Barton, (of Providence.) from Malo omas, Aug 16—In port—Leftat St T brigs Rebecca, aud Gibraltar, July’3ist, with wine, lemons, &e, to Aguire S + Ida, for Philadelyhias Breighter, waiting; Will, Callow sels leftat Gibraltar ot know: Game Fireh Porto Racy went days Carleton, dischargiv: sc raits in co arque Missou'i, from Palermo for ork, £0 York, Is' aust, Highlands bearing W by N, distant 25 miles, eGR ESE Waitin arrice instar A & by "> g i g Wi Castine, Me; 24th A passed the wreck of'a vessel dismasted, Coll of water, Lowsjrit eee he eer Meg aE standing. (Probably schr Mary Ana, several times fallen in with.) Barque Amelia Mulholland, Smith, from Rio Janeiro, July is 2ad, with coffee, to Siffken & Ironsides: Bid ia. serach hig MAGASIN JAPANAIS, Cheeshorough, for Baltimore; sch. J W Tas lor. 69 Duane Street. or Philadelphia. ' Left Panther, from Cadiz for Afri- H. PARKER, Agent, from Amsterdin, most respect ca; Robt G Shaw. fm Norfolk, dis Ces naes A. fully informs iteclas snd the public in geeral, that Pilot he has received a magnificent collection of ancient Oil Paintings Ozfeleta,” from Rio Gre fm N York, disx, Chusan, fm Bos: ore, Idg; Abo, do, une; bk Farn- Hannah, for do; Carioca, fm N York. spanese, Porcelain Jars and Va- Cups and Saucers; old ups aud Saucers au- aud Antiquities, consisting of ses, Flower Bottles, Plates, Dresden Porcelain Groups and ¥ cient Faus of the 16th century; ani re two k:bony Wooden Carved Boston, arr 131! Read, Arm Chairs, from the years 1548 and formerly belonged to sid 20uh July; Cornelia, Young, for do, 2tst: and P. i Y iment : br of Spai A ea, 20th do.” Aug 13th, lat 17, fon 4308; apoke fe Le pene apprres og ‘Great Inguist, of Sain, S46 as from Clare, NS, for Barbadoes; 20th’ changed signals with ship Cristoval ( Hayana. ‘ Barque Rosalie, Hill, 11 days fiom St Croix, West End, with sugar tod © Whetmore. Left brig Lyria, disg; a brig’ irom Portland, Churchill, disg. Banque Isabella, McKee, 17 days from St Croix, with sugar, to Alsop & Chauheey. Barque Warwick, ald same day for angor. Norwegian b roe, Norway, Wi Barque Tsane M try. of which he can dispose “aud. Gentlemen, if you wis nid collection, lat 321 to Jolon, Smith, hene a modemie prices. teatyounl cal a , TWO CArVes fiom 10 A. Matill 6 PN INDIA RUBBER GOODS. GOODYEAR’S PATE WARHANTRD NOT TO STIFFEN A a SNERAL assortment of goods made under the above ail, Brown, 9 days from Savannah, with cot- stent, including Belting, Carriage and other On Ist inst, exchanged siguals with the hs, every width and ¢ for Savannah. and Overhauls; Caps, Hats ater, (of North Yarmouth,) 22 Mechanic’s Aprous,’ Ladies Aprons, etree Spar venselene Cat paulins for covering deck freight,Portable Shower Bath Wilson Fuller, hence hy. in 10 or 12 ; 4 1 Hiri PG ele as ay ca ania peered Tig Mats, Se Se. onsale, wholeanle and etal by tig Tuscany, Hoyt, 48 days from Newcastle, Eng, with : 20. BERCHER, coal, to J O Gillespie; 29 cks soda Pollen & Colgate; 3.do cop. | 4028 2m*m. 100 Broadway. Per 296 tons coalto order. Aug 3lst,on the Bauks, in lat 44, GOODYEAR’S PATENT ME OVER SHO ALLIC RUBBER saw several islands of ice. Brig Wallace, Smith, from Guayama, Aug 10, with sugar to inaster. Left, Kexador, une; T O Brown, for Ponce, to load ARRANTED not to stiffen ot soften under any degree of for Europe. Aug 1, lat 22 26, lon 68 40, spoke Grand’Turk, of colt! or heat; an urticle unequalled for durability, neat- Prospect, 13 ds fm Savannah, bound to Kingston, Ja. Aug 22, ] ness or price, for sale in assorted eases, suitable for the city or Jat 20 15, lon 70 11, passed au'hermophrodite brig, lumber country trade, and in small quantities, 'by GEO. BEECHER, 100 Broadway. MACHINE BELTING. GOODYEAR’S PATE LETALLIC MACHINE BELTING. ARTICLE of great strength and durability, ean be dapced to ail kinds of machinery for which leather is used; costs about one thitd less, aud is superior to itin mony respects Icis unaffected by heat or cold, and when adjusted to machine: ed, showihg a white signal, red stripe above and below, with b name in the centre. vr Elisha Jenkins, Howes, from St Croix, Aug 15, with te Aymar & Co. Aus 2, lat 23, 1on 68, saw a brix show- red aud whi spot Hen Perkins, Fensley, from Sisal, Awgust 10th, barque Arola, Davis, for NYork, 2 au28 2m*m RUBBER en A Patrullo, Lei Josephine, Elder 8 tobacco to A 1idays from Port au Platt, with Rossiere. Left Danish brig Clara, rk, 3 days. Schr Johia ‘Thomson, Godfrey, from the Capes, with flour | £¥,dves not require alteration as is the case with leather, Kor and corn, to Allen & Paxson. " sale by GEO. BEECHER, : ‘ 100 Broadway. Belts of given engths and thickness made to order. au "I.E ONLY PERSON Who gives trae consultations for diseases of the h GRANDJEAN, No. 1 Barclay st. Treatment by the pilous systeim generally—nermal color ofthe hatr—anatomy of the hair—thiekness and fength, specific gravi- ty, flexibility, elasticity, strength of the hair—effects of damp. vies and heat of alkclies and acids, water and spitits, of air, and chemical analyses, sprigs, bulbs, general substance, of the bair s-quantity of lruc produced by. bulb, altera' ton in the color, the cause, &e. W discovery respecting contagion from hair Sehr abeth Hark Weakes, from Newbern, with na es, to R M Blackwell. : ne Ain, Hopkins, from Petersburg, with flour, J Hunter. chr Alnic, Rodick, 5 days from Wilmiugtor, NC. che Astron, 2 days from Virginia, cor, ur Aurelia, Laraque, Baltimore, cornu, Schr Henrietta, Matthews, Folly Landing, corn. Schr Olinthia, Hibbard, Baltimore, corn. Sciir Nicholas Biddle, Bugb Schr Ovaca, Hilliker, Wa Joaster, Downes. Richmond, onda, Fulford, Washingtor De Pew, Middleton, NC, com. bait, aul aufallible remedy to prevent employment of the or, Cramer, Virginia ‘ ative prineaple of one of the first Doctors who ever devoted Schr Washtogton, Mason, Suffolk, shingles. time to the study of hair—remedy forthe eure of ‘dry hair, Schr Isabella, Howard, Philadelphia, coal. y hair, growing heir, &e, And finally, prescriptions kecod: Sloop Bolina, Brush, Philadelphia, coal. to the different cases and constitutions. Below. Donsultations every day at No. 1 Barclay street. a Brig Voltaire, —, 14 days from Pictou, NS, with coal. Letters on business must be post-prid. augaiw*re Schr Telegraph, ——, (Ital) 60 days from Genoa, with wine, COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE, to P Harmouy. F W. CLARK & C ladelphia, and J. W. CLARK & Alsy one ship, two brigs, unknown. +, CO., Boston, have formed a connection in the Exchange bag tin We CLAN BODUE te COs a Nooo Wall sree E ipM , Liv ; She ‘i . . 2) ., at No. ‘all street, an Sento oie Marites fake, Liverpool; Shenandoah, do: St} jiaving correspondents in all the principal cities and towns 1 n the Union, they are enabled to make Collections of Notes and Bills of Exchange at the lowest rates and with the utmost promptitude. ‘They are also prepared to purchase all kinds of k Notes and Exch i wall promineut poi ‘Texss; Damascus, New Orlean Sutton, Charleston; Angelique, Aimsterd: Orleans. Marseille: nesee, New uge upon the prineipal cities rafts r s can always be had in sums to suit. ‘They respectfully solicit a share of public patronage. New York, August Lith, 1845, all Im*re TO TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS. ENTLEMEN or Families going to Europe or elsewhere, United Sta ‘m7 G shia to divenctanber Meneelves of superiqousefees For 99 such as Ww LFARING APPAREL, either ladies’ or gentle- Total 210 73,201 men’s, JEWELRY, FIRE AKMS, &e., &e,, will do well to ; SN Sai 73,28 send fo the aubacriber, from whom they will Bbtata she highest pees ae ealiprlees VE 7a Sthoouers 18 ‘ % Nassan street, Herald Buildings. Steamer 1 Families or gentlemen attended by appoiutment, and all or- ders left at the subscriber's office, or a live through the post office punctually attended to. au2t Im*re BRONZE POWDEKS tees LEAF, 3 88 tal Of the above, 25 sh; Bi lian, 5; Norwegian, 4; Belgian, 25, Prussi Freuch, 2 Dai lexiean, 1; Russian, 1; Hamburg, sh, 1; Meek. Seh erin, 1; (DUTCH METAL. oleae Gee HE SUBSCRIBEICS have nat received aud keep constant Clearances. lyon hand large stocks of these articles, which they im- Tonnage, | portdirect from their mauafacturer in Germany, to the full $4 ited States Vessels... 93 toe tisfaction of their old and new customers, : gn Vessels .. 72 19'316 LEOPOLD KUH & CO, onde No. 15, formerly 634 Wall street, next door to Adains & Co. ees 165 51,239 jy31_Im*m Numnen or Passexcens ARRIVED « From Great Britain ... + Harr. . Bremen . t rats Pont in Aveust : 2 35 BILLIARDS—GREAT IMPROVEMENTS. SOUTHERNERS, Strangers and Citizens are invited to try »S Mahogany Beds with 165 Pancls, made by steam inachinery So much work conld not be dove by hand without three times the usual price. Likewise Cushious so elastic that eleven ean Hie @ single blow. For sale or playing at BASSFORD'S a —Kutraaces joining the Museum Building, Anu street, Other ports 263 and 149 Fulton st. - : Otis Field, with a number of these improved Tables, invites Total cr huis friends to call at the Cnited States Hotel. Entrance through ee ee ee s the bar-roont or 196 Water street. iy23 Im*rre Annivars, &e. a Bostox—Arrivals aud clearanees during | 7 Sent : the mouth gust, 1815:— GENTLEMENS’ LEFT OFF WARDROBE drei ¥ ips. Barques. Brigs, Schs. Slps. Total. WANTED. fai ie ae a ae TL UMN and Fatniliesean obtain the fall value for all tu ons efiects they wish to dispose of, (either GEN- EN or LADIES,) by sending to the subscriber, who s 7 196 0. 31 Of the foreign arrivals, 1 barque, 22 brigs and 172schrs were British; 1 brig Swedish, 1 scht Portnywese, G" E © Ghirrausae: “ehinr: Doeteuce tee: SI does uot pretend to give twenty per cent more than any’ other (eorites eagle os Baru a ae ins. Total. | verson, bat will give a fare price forall articles offered: Gene Foreiga,’ 8 19 7-243 | Hlemen leaving the eity will find it totheir advantage to send for Of the foreign cl 20 brigs and 160 sc the subscriber previous to selling to any other person. were British; 2 brigs Sicilian; se sehr Danis} J LEVENSTEN, 466, Broadway, (up stairs, N. B.—A lise through the Post Office will be Pommyat tended to. iy10 Im#re MARTELLE & HOLYUERMANN, Y mn elroy aftereoon last, rin, of and from Norfolk for e E had a cargo of corn, and was capsized in a H, a short time previous, and sank. The. e water whe sq were all in up, a part of them elinging NO. d others with sticks of wood is h 37 MAIDEN LANE, N. Y. see hanilod at Newport eed the rere ANUFACTURERS and Importers of Oraainental Haie der brought to Providence, IVE "Work, Wigs, ‘Tonpees, Binds, Curls, Seam Bandeat TEAMER b y which ‘on on the 7th ine | Heir, Dangay’s celebrated Curied Ht TON eft Galve not he i h i lair, 1 ches lor od and ail kinds of Ha h, and fears were ia she wes an old e! 231 GALVANIZED IRON AND ‘TIN. MLALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, a very sue Ot periorarticle, warranted not torust. Also, Tin Plate, Khoe- Iron, Russia Sheet Iron, Sheet Copper, Zine, Seotch and Araet ricasi Pig Jron, for sale tv CASS'& WAKD, mri? Sm ar No 11 Rroad etreet PACKET SHIP QUEEN OF THE WEST: FROM Li PYiitroot ignees per this ship, will please take —'The crew of the ship Sa- # Bay. Three of the erew, this port in irons and put ito prison to aw Bangve Cuamvnsty, Br from St Jc with deals, put into F ¢ discharged, ored holes in her bottom. Whalemen, notice, that she is discharging under . eral order, 1 i> ATEN Beatord, Aug Pacific Ocean, | Burling Slip. All goods not permitted must le sent to Public tol B Rich Reports ship Foster. of and for Nan, went | “ye NAOH I, be) tea! down Sound today, An ap, ; ie : SOLUTION FOI ‘2 ete Ship Inez, Knox. Oahu Ap Sth with 2253 bbls oil and 21989 Ibs 4 J ‘OR ‘THE HAIR bone to J A'Parker & Sou, 15333 Ihs boue from thip Manhattan we krey hair to its original color ina few of SHorbor, 9174 do from Aun of do, 15119 8846, to from Manhattan of da, 5466 from fm Win Tell do, 2115 do from Panatna d from ‘Thames of do, escent do, 10166 do. . 11579 do fm Arab of s solution is different from any yet offered Those who doabt changed before ¥ Haven, 15780 do fm Caroline of N Be dtord, 20996 do fm Bra- e eth Avusos~Shts Noruarateriend ce mnle . ganza do, 17108 do fm Lagoda do, 1163 do tm Georgia N Lone j aticn unlecoaieel VA Water at haxeyinmberand, at Salem, trom Atvea~Mt | Aon ah a tm Moran to, ado fn WY C Nive, ttm | H Stine lation ean be forwarded. by tar or fob tac rs ’ ‘ do tm Hamiltoa Bridgeport, 11302 fm Sarah N York; 160 bbls | Harnden’s F f the world, Focknseh, Daal Reyawulds Stat Pap, erage Ney | s2.0H 6abdls bone fin Maine F Haven’ 22 aka Shbiesp ental | grote the feet Belk atahecte ee iy warty, Ome, eral wif Wat Da i p, Hy nuriay Master | casks wh oi! 91 hdls bone, J Hunneweil Boston... Spoke Aug 2, No. 5 Chatham street, opposite the Hall of waite, R Robinson aud Son Nw Pe fw Ellen Perkins—J © Virtue, Manuel Parades, of Be Wea Per rig Savanuah—Mrs t Chorx—Barque Rosalie—J Blas sere to Arrive. Hinan, aud LW Smith. Passengers Salled. ket, C Skelton, D Croftl: Edwards, E T Nichols, ii and apytied at Records, » Cc 21 W, brig Genius fm Philad for Barbadoes; ft 47. exchanged signals with an Am bark signal, white ground, red border and letters D 1219 § lon 43 E brig Maine, Tobey, of Boston, $8) 01 Bark Emma, Ru 1 bbls sp oil ald ew York, up stairs, 0026 Imn*re OPPER—100 cases #nglish Sheathing Copper, comprising assortinent froin 16 to 30 o2., manufaetured from he greatest care, opper, from 26 to 30 oz., the etured. Kor sale by 1 60. ticle ever mannfi K fro 12 19 Sion 43 © brig a COLLINS %& CO., 96 South st. M who reptd sailing ~PUSSEDDU respectfully informs lis friends aud the for F Haven, oil not lic, that he has removed trom Ni sp Nov 1); June 13, lat 19 228 lon 44 00 treet, two doors hast of Broadway, were he will Livenroov—tn the steamtuin ; liza, Perkins, 1 de’ tu Salen {0 bat hay 4 nireuie and aataete, Win Mutrov id Badin B Laver ign, EV Child (out irobabiy arr at Mimext day}! Judy bo gee aw Ian Sie | aaeegee PPY t0 roeive all is oumerons facade and acqusin (a ledsG Bowion, Ni hinder aud ae ae een hip Gee Mary, Bailey, of ud ot A fin NLonion ch New York, 23rd Angust, 1845, 24 » Chowan, of Salem: Edw : 5 +] Spoke 10th ult Lat 39, lon 4 a y —a a nT? - - Crone, A Uabert A Lojeliaes Fe biedk senda. M Le De | Spent th wi Ta Ag fon 18 whales Anu Mary Ann an DRS. POWELL AND DIOSSY, Montego, Stier tine pCR Cf Bory: Veni OCULISTSandOPHTHALMIC SURGEONS, a OF Cinchintl: Sie apungr vet Pe | | Norman, from Rio de Janeiro for Phitadetphin, Ang 19, Int] AL TEND exclusively to DISEASES OF THE EYE, and of Montreal; Messrs J 8 Ewart, » rbriddge and Mrs. Matthewsons cf wd Chas Bowman, of England, Gen ton; Mr W Sinith, Hudson; Sir Allan N- MeNab i of Ne Mrs Crow, Mv eS Lawson; Messrs McNab to operations upon th ing AMAUROSIShas by nl. Their method of treat sacola, of Portland, from Mobile, Aug 27, lat 40 30, lon Khiy successful. ‘This affection organ, 7025, is Frequently fer siivanced be ore the suspieio intra ‘ gg, | are aroused, the disease often we ft days from Jamaica for Hamburg, Aug. 11, lat 23, cause, and the eye exhibiting ver iore prominent symptoms are grad Brig Fu Coppe ds Kinme Copperwait, passed ment of vision, objects at first lov York, all well, Aug Ist, from New in, mist 43, Mrs Ross, and Miss Madiso reading, th ot dist let iiss Hass. aiid Mise Madison, foreign Ports. rad other—Vision ‘becomes more ‘and spur tetie : y Md, Weshtreu j sae istinet; sometimes pington) for Rio Janeiross Croton, | only portions of objects being visible, datk moving vier ee Ne 8 i ‘A Jones, for Rio Grande. "| motes seem to Moat in the at, leeks of ieee eing EBON Poreign Lm porttions : from’ Hio! Nees, July 1] gommpauiedy 2m, giddiness and» seme ot envnese i . " +] brow or temple, too frequently by neglect or maltreatinen Rio Janeino—B. Amelia Math 2700 offer | Zakethan, Meo’ - terminating 1 total loss of vision Wi ken Me Teousiderd70 do SE Neweliogo R Symi” | open Bahay Foi Lt Richmond, Salem—Going in) Caranacts anp Oracitizs or Specks on the Eye, are, effec: 1gllA¥A%A— Ship, Norma—349,000 § JosesMossenedo-trs 2 Hy removed. The most wyeterate cases of SQUINTING Taylors enn, 00 cedar 3 tons guano # bales wax Moses | Bayon, Aug 30—ASeIne, \. rea} ugrbmatew minutes. “ARTIFICIAL BY ES inserted w more=2e0,a0u ees 000 © & A Wet} Warren, Philadelphia; Samuel” Pome Cit ele Phinda eration oF pain so closely corresponding with the wore 0.00 18 ME P'Beanvilte=200,000 Win | Aas hia; Sarauel,’ York, CldHylas, Philadel: tural in movement aud appeara iiteto dety detection. | Ad 1 Thomas 030 200) i ce given as tothe kiad of SPECTACLES ad partis Francais bales ta Mie Reem, Renanld &) Pontiasn, Aug 50—Ar G W Knight, Vardenas} Mary, Fre | culardefects, ‘Resideuecand ie ‘AY (cor * Lillie & Hassine=19 bags specie dericksburg. ight, Cardenas; Mary, arren ateeonet si ni BROAD im*eo HASTINGS’ OMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. CONSUMPTION DISARMED Moore & Co, ‘American hip, celebrated COMPOUND ‘SYRUP “OF NATHTHA, whic! ter the amplest experie 5 duiek aud positive reme: " ¥ UBERCLES ON THE LUNGS, and removing those already formed ; for further evidence of Which reference is made to the London Lancet, London i cal Ties, and all other responsible publications devoted to dicgamerncerests. Cut the anpearance of the NAPHTHA SYAUE, the medical fuculty had always regarded Cousump tion as a INCURABLY: disease, and the records of medical Science exhibited no autheuticated cuse that weighed seriously i Since Dr, Hastings discovery, however, 's ago, of the new and greatest property of united. with other ingredients: NraRLY A lute phthisis positively cured through Hstanciated ; and this Well established ha mass of experiments suceess(ully (‘its virtues by the eblest physichus of Iurope, clearly ve that Tastings Comuond Svrup of Nap ht A'POSITIVE CURE FOR CONSUMPTI even in its worst, stages. ‘Three of the Main causes. ° property of Naphtha have been discovered. They. are its ex trordimary sUBTLETY, STRENGTH and PEMVAsivENEsss(or" the moment it is reeeive itsell through, Out, inaking 4 PASSAGE OF EVERY PORK, uo matter how clogred apthey may have previously been by. foreign subetanc Henev it operates othe diseased lunge by. dislodging the P cles of corruption in the strength of its ascent to the upper regious of the frame, and thus PRODUCING THOROUGH VENTILA aud Hence ities neve medy. in Oppression of the Cheat and Dificulty of Bre: Persons thus. affected fpcting alter taking it as al it had foreed & passage through cores Crane which thes disease lal stopped up. aad the ree ecessiry to, tl eatth e the promptiess of action a y of HASTINGS’ NAPTHA SYRUP, in-all the diseases lor which it is recommended, that from the time they commence ing it, patients, ‘ ea it AT THAT IT 18 CURING THEM, an effect nearly’ the reverse of that which attends the earlier use of every other kuown medical remedy. For coughs,colds sore throats 2 in the. breast, back, 8. spit of blood, bit tic affections, it is also admte ted to be the speediest, most vigorous and effective remedy” exe tant. Ithas frequently cured a painful cough in aday, which hns defied other popular medicines for amonth; and its effects in allasthmatie complaints are equally cecisive aud remarka ble. Lassitude of the mind, fabbiness and wasting of the flesh, disp to inactivity and melancholy forebodings, are also quickly corrected by the Naptha Syrup, whieh, in a wonderful mhanner, Tevives the spirits, hardens the flesh and unuseles, brae ces the be r eight. ‘Thus, those who use ie according to directions, generally Increase in weight about, 9 hound.a week: take it ethan the issipsttion of wpossted Men jeuce of the patient, its favor, 1 AD ransportat’ sout of the ¢ 1. ers must be post and directed to MOORE & York, au26 Lm*n HOLDEN'S CELEBRATED DYSENTERY AND DIARRHEA CORDIAL, NOR the cure of Dysentery, Diarrhoea and Cholera Merbus "A purely vegetable compound, ‘This invaluable Cordial 1s the surest, safest, and most effi for all the above disorders; and may truly be said alled for its speedy aud thorough eure of thei in cient remedy to stand uariv every Stage. : ah "Thousands have used this medicine es prepared by the pro- prictor for all the above complaints, been relieved in leases; indeed an instance ean hardly h ithas not effected a perfect cure, and often ie season of the year when so much fruit is used, and fre- atly ripe state, and disorders of the bowel fic is of the wtmost importance; nye upon every family the where there are sale remedy, and restores he youvg children, as it is a perfe the bowels to a healthy state. z ‘The Cordial cannot, be too highly recommended to seafaring , and the master of every vessel should have a supply of it, it'is au established truth among medical men, that a change nate is ane of the most prolilic sources of those disorders for the cure of which this Cordial is s0 remarkable. : Forsale, wholesale and retail, by the sole auents for the city. 2 9 110 Broadway, 10 Astor House, and 26 8m 256 Broadway, cor. Itth st. TO THE DAGUERREIAN ARTISTS. A. ARTAULT, Importer of French Deguerreotype + Goods, offer for et achesp price :— 900 Large Daguer ‘pe Plates, No. 40 and 30, 500 Ounces Dry Iodine. 200 Ounces Bromine, 200 Ounces Chloride of Iodine. 100 Pounds Hyposuiphite of Soda, } 200 drahins Chloride of Gold and Salt of Gold; new article, nicksilver, Tripoli, Rouge, Rotten Stone, instruments, and all the articles useful iy Daguerreotype. '2 Gross Morocco Cases—a bargain Apply at the LAFAYSTTE BAZAAR, 149 and 151 Broadway, corner of Liberty st., up 5 aud Im*rre THE DEATH OF PAIN! ARTINE’S LOTION. i HE PROPRIETORS of the above wonder-working medi cine, take pleasure in informing the publie that they are now ready to supply the orders which have been necessarily de- layed by the overwhelming demand of the last few weeks. Arrangements, however, have heea made by recent additions to their works, which will enable them hereafter, to promptly sores; of violent sb vertebral complai advised to avail the lief and arap'd_and certain cure. eAust | In evidence of the absolute confidence of the proprietors in the virtue of their “Lotion,” they again renew their pledge, (never yet elaiied,) to return the price of the article, in every ese, where the use of a single bottle does noteffect riect cure of any specified complaint in the following category 0 affections and disenses = : meek Gout, Rheumatism, Swellings of all kinds, Dislocations, Fractured Bones, Bruises, Cuts, Sprains, Couttstons, and ten inows. inj Poisoncus Bites and Stings, Burns, Scalds, b ‘oms of Bunions; glandulor Tumors, Lumbago, Vrysipelas, Tetter or Ringworm, and all eruptions of the Skia; Vever and Ague, Ague in the breast and face, Cramp in the Stomach and Headache. oe 1 : ost remarkable peculiarities of the “Loti tant expulsion of pain from the parts to ¥. it is applied; and it is owing to this quality, and to the penetra ting energy of its character, that it 1s already largely used for the injuries, both external and internal, of valuable anim’ To be hat of T. C, BARTINE, 92 Vese: per bottle; J. Butler, No. 1 Nassau street; corner of Bixth avenue and ‘Thirteenth street; and also of C. 8. BART:NE & CO., Proprietors, Principal Dapot $23 Bréndway, ‘one door from the City Hospital. Agents wanted : ; N ‘The medicine will be given gratis, to all who are too poor to buy. al6 Imeod*re J UST PUBLISHED, @ (Translated from the CONSTIPA' hy n ofa NATURA nice thirty cents, the Fourtn Haition Ninewenth Freuch Edition.) DESTROYED, L, simple, agreeable and infalli- uot ouly of OVERCOMING, but also. of com Or, Exposil ble MEAN pletely d tipation, without using either urgativ whatever, (discovery recent: y.made Warton, ) followed by numerous cer- tificates from eminent p! tion. Sold at the Maiden Lane. it CORBITT, Member of the University Iso member of the Medical hi 16 Duane street to 3 Oliver street, Square ; may be consulted confidentially on all disease: delicate nature. Strangers are informed that the Doctor has exclusively confined his practice trom being general tothe treat- iment of certain classes of diseases, (now over thirteen ¥ ears in ts city of New ¥ i ysicians and other persous of di No. 74 Im*re c= National Depot of Warton of Paris, ané rk,) which engages his entire attet tion.— annals of medicine do uot record greater success than is to be found in his practice. The Doctor cautious the unfortunate sit has its thousands of victims. three or four days from the sys- altereated cases that have been i enced. will be A practice of Doctor's reputation for skill and the Doctor's profound atten m-dicine may be had to prevent a certain disease in y of its forms. Open froi7 A. M. to 10 P.M. 0026 Los". MEDICAL DISPENSARY. OCTOR COBBITT, 19 Duane street, a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, and Member of the Medical Society of New York, may be consulted in the treat- ment of a certan delicate disease. His long experience snd close attention to this class of complaints—his pleasant, sale and expeditious mode of treatment—his extraordinary success dur- ing a Jong and extended practice for thirteen years in this ci d above all, his legitimate medical qualifications, are afew of + on which he rests his claims. Dr. Cobbett’s mode of treatment is safe, effectual, and expe- ditious, not requiring either the use of mercury or festraint in diet or exercise. ietures cured in one or Constitutional Debility dulged ina certain loathsome and s hy restored to health and M tofourdays. No cimrge mace wntess cure Dune street, one door from Chatham street. TO THE PUBLIC. i "PYHOSE of my fellow citizens who were acquainted with my late sickness and great suffering, need but to state that I have entirely recovered, but | consider it necessary that the world at large should he made acquainted with the circum. stances,andto enable them where to find» skilful physician, and toayoid the charlatans and impostors, Iwas taken with se- vere pain and sweltinyg in my boues, and joints, when | called tponan individual, who claims to be a physichan, aud by 1 statement tht he hid been surgeon ia some army, T' placed my- q my employment and be con- Kecent eases are remover tein. Those protracted and under the treatmer* * *ysi find prompt relief by iblisived the two weeks with scarcely any p ‘Those individuals who have it t he can positively removed in two Remember, 19 au In under his care, bot imagine my In'n few days jured me so fined to my bed, ny. legs au tirely helpless | broke out vay Teg extended from th ‘gonies | eannot expres this fellow was a humby case was hopele Joseph Hei m street, A ch soon took place—my pa leers began to the sweiling of the bones and joints soon vanished arins beeame moveable; in two weeks | walked Ww es, and in two months f was perfectly cured RICHARD YATES, Captain of the steamboat lolas. Lmay be seen atthe corner of South street aud Maiden lane a3 Int MEDICAL ADVICE HE recent discov in Chemistry have enabled Dr. Glo- is practice several new articles of cand undeviating in ther ef sted, gusen of Syphis, es Also, Gleets, Gon: etc, Tn short, all those diseases for those who have devoted less department of surgery. norrhaa, Seminal Weakn that have proved too obstin adigutage to th tted during the day and evening at No. 2 Museum, where he confines himself to an Dr. G. apprises strangers that he has received aregular medi cal education, and is not reckoned among the host of empiricks and pretenders whose names sre found in every public print. ju2 Lintrh & URINARY ORGANS. Pills are the best and aurest re- i nes, irritation least exposure inerease the physical energy. st Apothecuries’ B They invigorate t Cat led vane, $1 per box. - hey ean be sent by mail, for double postage. jysLim*e ((/ ATCHES WATCHES AND JEWELRY—Thow ATC Hee Monrehase Gold or Silver Watches, Cold Chains, Gold Pencils, Keys | ill find it greatly to therr ad- vantage to call on the subseriber, who is selling all deserivtious Mithe above st retail much lower than any other honse m the city. Gold Watches as low as $20 and $25 each, ewelry exehanged or bought. All Watches warrant to keep ‘ood time oF the money refunded. Cs ALLEN, Importer of Watches and Jewelry, G. Gs AMMEN Wateoale und ieca 3 Wall eest, jy mene ne ‘ibd 8 ae Sete AD tedtont i especial n u At line sanding can ete nie Te afk sae tn Srp ’ D* BO ANS RTANT MEDICAL NOTICE. IMPO. STOR EVANS, No. 12 Peck Slip, near, Water street, Deve has been pit Bay F pears in the ccessful practice of physic and surgery, particularly in curing (perfectly) those desperate cases of every variety” of sectot disease, old stin lcers, cancers t, strictures, be. cal iy malpractice.” Itis of the importance for | fortu- nate to choose an exparienced physician. Dr. E. is the oldest and mastexperienced inthis city; his practice great, his suce~s# Astonishing, even after they have been expelled from the Hospital arabs. He office: se 3 prellarran wed for paveey. Oy ‘Gy Peck Slip and be couvineed. His charges are mos thd ull caste are guarauteed. a2) ln#re THI Magento . PRIVATE EREATISE, Jn delicate diseases, in whieh. the best and most reer eincate af cure are seated in the plsinest post i in the author's own practice Mathful Varied sourees of deception * ject or the’ aerings, both in” mind yithey eutal aponsociety. Po be ha Greene street, Trice $1. (It may be seat by post, wn ound, ' s. the opinion, in general entertained of those wd ab TeIe aE og onion, i eee Lanultitades of whom are seen in almost every paper), itis considered a duty to give the following statement 9p the grounal on which this tte vepeates ine sutvorsrani ex Graduate of Edinburgh, te —bis ie, Tit, The “Domestic Gulide to decine,” whi ough several editions, aT ren- ‘iene Deipeeisan the inlasnts Coolers, he has te tinonial letters from the most eminent p! jans of Europe to the most eminent in America, as Six Astley Cooper to Dr Mott Of this city, Dr. Physick of Philadelphia, aud others, and, whieh is'most gratifyang, ‘hes permission to refer to almost every physicinn of eminence in the city. auld lm*m ON CBKTAIN IMPON TANT MALADIES. "PH AUTHOR of the “PRIVATE TREATISE,” DR, 0H, e nurs a RA begs to state that he is at home *s much as pos- sible, inorder to be consulted upon any of the peculiar dis orders referred to in this lide volume, by at his residence, 88 Greenwich street, ‘New York; and espe- cielly,to observe that the subject of his censultations is not confined to these complaintsaloue—but embraces the whole of those which in any way relate to the urinary organs, as gravel, e difficulty in passing water peculiar to advancing age, &e. He demas it vroper also here to preseut to the publi¢ the following most interesting remarks on TRICTURE AND ITS CURE. This being very little understood, although the most frequent and important. consequence of diseases—in a former advertise ment much pains was taken to explain its pature ~the diseases which were mistaken for it—its consequeuces and its ¢ 30 the fact that stricture frequently exists in those who are not in the Senor aware of it. Those, hyveren, cocnnying $50 mee space, the following remarks will be confined to ce: eireum- stances which will enable one to judge whether be has this com- plaint or uot, and its proper means of cure. ‘Aunong other things it was remarked, t necessary that the stream of urine should be zk re: chis, indeed, ‘stricture thay exist for months ithout producing any striking change in this it necessary there should be pain, or any inease. A certainl now and then complained of, buc it is onl; when Glupention happeus to be superadded; and, with req to other effects, especially of early cases, these are observed to fall upon the mind and nervous system, rather than the part it- self, ‘There are, however, three circumstances which most pe- culiarly belong to stricture, and, especially when they meet to- gether should never be lost sight of, but lead to. jate means of cure. Many other symptoms might be mentioned, but most of these belong to other maladies as well, or relate to Stricture at it was by No means obstructed or even either Tespect, ° i thing directing the attention to the seat of this in its more advanced and settled form, while the following, thres belong to stricture in its early stage, and when itis soeasily and certainly removed. ¢ first of these relates to ‘THE MANNER OF URINATING.—It has been. al said the stream need not be much diminished gr unpeded what to be observed is the peculiar way in. which it finishes, i should hi ted, that a di two appen, after the clothes arereadjusted,thata drop 4 should steal away, so asto wet a little, this, trifling as it may seem, would afford a strong suspicion.’ Not’ that this drop or two Gan proceed from no other cause whatever; but, y, nO stricture can exist without it. The next 1s tHE TIME, RMER GONORRHGA MAY HAVE REMAINED UNCURED —A Gonorrhea, though not the only, is by far the most frequent cause of Stricture. tis not its severity, so much as the length of its gleety may have remained, that is to be considered. Neither is it possible in every case to statehow long this may continue without producing Stricture, for o 1 is naturally more disposed to Stric- wwother If itshould have continued from length of time at least would strengthen The third 1s HERECT A STRICTURE HAS UPON THE fothing, more certain than the effectof Stric- ture is to depress the spiri that this is compl: he is not so active, or capal met also is a serious effect; though iittle understood, but it is unques- tiguably true, Indeed, whoever considers the natural eonnection of mind and sexual organs, will easily imagine that, as there is a medium by wl the mind so powerfully acts upon these or- aus so, through the same medium the sexual organs re-act upon the mind, ‘This, however, is better explaines The Private ‘Freatise” of the author, a little volume which is sent to man parts of the world. As the cure of Stricture proceeds, (ae acti- ity of mind invarinbly returns. wren: ith respect to the cw Stricture—this, it is gratifying to state, is generally accom din very little time, and without in oF inconvenience. exceed the improvement of inte years in the treatment of this complaint. Indeed, in hands of proper and experienced persons, the cure of Stricture is now accomplished in as many days ay formerly it demanded months, Many persons consult the writer who come on busi- ness to this city for a short time only, but retarn perfectly cured, ugh it has been a source of trouble and anxiet those who cannot leave their homes, the writer fui peculiar means of cure, together with his “Pr Treatise,” which has an interesting chapter, givingevery mformation on the subject, and written in the plaisest manner; aud which, being exclosed ina little mahogany chest, can be safely sent to any Gistance. Jn cousequence of the number ot pretenders and books of quackery which infest chis city, he deems it proper to make the following statement, as n satisfactory ground of confidence tostrangers, Besides his rauk as Graduate of Sdinburgh, &e. Ke., he has published three editions of 1 work expressly on these ommplaiuts. Also, he has letters from the most eminent phys cians in Europe to the most eminent in America—as Sir ley Cooper, of London, to Dr. Mott, of New York; Dr. Physic, of Philtdelphia, and others, and is permitted to refer to almost every Physician of eminence in this city. Address Dr. Raiph, is fothing ¢: 88 Greenwich street. jy29 lnn* re DR. CONVERS'S INVIGORATING CORDIAL, GENITAL DEBILITY, "IMPOTENCY, INCONTI- CK OR NOC vy, H TURNAL EMISSIONS, &e. &e. HUIS celebrated and powerful remedy as long been used most hips effect in the practice of the, most emi icians and surgeons in the British empire, France and Indeed, so remarkable were the cures, that the Inte *, hailed it asthe ‘harbinger of life.” ‘The use of Hy sustains the | ium. The highest superior to e distress uot offer this remedy as @ ig deplorable affec nent ph German butas aspect {the consequene 5 th, cessive indulgence sical prostration, nervous irritabil dyspepsia, loss of muscular energy, weak and lowerextremities, lassitude, nocturnal emissi impotency,0F prematare and total decay of viciity aberration ‘of mind, confusion of ideas, loss ness of vision, pain in the head, vertigo and lunacy social intercotirse, timidity, self-distrust and love of solitude, render the man isolated and miserable. Hundreds of cases of sudden decline or consumption may” be traced to the above bneful practices. Young men in cities, and particularly in the country, where these solitary habits prevail to an alarming © id ‘those, too, whose matrimonial alliances have not ductive of ppy results which should attend. nubial state, will perceive that this advertisement is an important subject to them. If you would be telieved from the above named evils, aud be restored to manly vigor, delay not:to procure this cordial. ‘The hints, and full disclosures which accompany the medicine, are highly important to the married aud single Price $2 per bottle, of $20 per dozen, N. B.—Strangers in the city, before leaving, should procure afew bottles of this Cordial, which will be found. emivently serviceable ina warm and debilitating climate, where. these disorders are greatly aggravated, and the system rapidly de- f cy, aversion to cays. ‘The physician may be consulted if desired. Entrance to the office through the store. Sold wholesale aud tail by J.O.FAY, 136 Fulton street, (Lamp store) Sun building, N. ¥. Juve The “Cordial will be forwarded to any part of the city or country by addressing as above, post pad, amount en- closed. Also for sale by Dr. Wadsworth, 45 North Maia st., Provi- den ald imtrh 5 '$ SIZING forsale by alt TERSSE, & BROOKS. READ THEFOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS oF THE oF Medicine and Pharmacy 95 NASSAU STREET. MEDICAL ADVICE i, PRIVATE DISEASES. HE MEMBERS of the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the suppression orquackery, continue to direct their particalar attention to all diseases of @ privete nature, and can confidently protaise to persous requiring inedical treatment, asafe and permanent cure without igury to ¢ constitution or confinement from business. i ealarly requested to make apulication to the C. first appearance of those diseases, as a vast amount of suffer andtime may be thas avoided. ‘One of the members of th College, for many Ywars counected with the prineipa hospitals in Europe tor the cure of those complaints, attends for conswd- tation daily fro 07, P.M ine cure srapyneed. UNTRY INV ALIDS.—Persona t try, and finding it inconvenient to er sonal appl s, can have forwarded to them # chest contain- Kall medicinef requisite to perform a radical cure, by stating thetr case explicitly, together with all Le ghee of con traction and treatment received elsewhere, if any, closing $5, post paid. CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED. [PE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared. by. the, College Medicineond Phannaoy of dhe city of New York, 1 com fidentty recommended for all cases of debility, produced by se cret indulgeuee or excess of any kind. it is an invaleuble remedy fF wmpotenee, telly, OF barteunest, antes depend ingon mel-lormation. ingle bottles $1 rach ; enses of half a dozen $5; eatetully packedand sent to all parts of the U VELPEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS, I cnrre of gonorrhana, gleet, seminal emi ‘and all mocorpurulent, discharges fram the wethta These ils, the result of twenty year's experiewce in the Hospital de Charite in Paris, are pronouneed hy’ their celebrated. uventor }peau ag an infallible remedy for all diseases of the uretha, ‘They effect a eure ina much sworter time thea any other remedy, without tating the breath, disagreeing with the stomach, or confinement from business. Price $1 per box RICORD’S ALTERI VE MIXTURE. POR the permanent cure of primary or secoudary ayrhil eal ttle livin = ven nodes, or any complsint produced by a injndicious use of mercury, or unskiitul medical treatment Personssuspecting a venereal taint remainin, # tem should use this powerlal purifier without delay, ar no p 4on can consider himself safe after ha without thoroughly cleansing the system brated alterrative. Sold in single bot en st Bleach r t the venereal dies with this justly o¢ j in enses of half a donen 85; carefully pack nt to all parts of the Unions JONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAP. RILLA, GENTIAN AND SASSAFRAS. REPARED by the New York College of Medicine Fiurmagy, extublisied for te suppressionof gauche cefined and highly concentrated extract, possessing all the pe iying aaaliies ad eurative powers of ihe abone fryer foutly cegom Dollewaas infiuitely super to es oxtmagt ofSarsnparifin at present. before th and may relied on as geriun remedy forall discayes nat out a 4 0 pure state of the blood, such as scrofula, salt thew Mlotches or plinyles, ulcers, pain in the bones or juinte, vataneous eruptions, ulcerated sore throat, or any ‘rom the secondary eflects of eyphilia or ma injudi jous nse) marcary. Id in single bot! in eases of hal loren bottles, i ant lowe m at fe rd it hs er eg Te ieSeaR le arpa,