The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1846, Page 3

Che; 1 of the Chamber of Amongst the sone of distinction who assisted as witnesses, were the Hon. Mr. King. Minster Plenipotentiary of the United States of America and Mr. George Lafayette, deputy. Died. On Saturday morning the 12th inst., of convulsions, | Maxcaner, daughter of Patrick and Margaret Kinney, aged | yeer and 6 months, The iriends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectiully invited to ‘ttend the faneral from her late resi- dence, No 78 Barclay street, this afternoon at 3 o'clock, without further invitation. Yesterday morning, Isamxita, youngest daughter of Thomas J and Rebecca Clark, aged 6 months. The friends of the family are Sra vio invited to attend the funeral at 5 o'clock this afternoon, from the residence of her father, 143 Clinton street. Fi doa morning, Wittiam L. Petsve, aged 63 7 "The friends and scquaintances of the family, and the members of the New York Typographical Society, are Tespecifully invited to atgend the tuneral this (Sunday,) | afternoon at So’clock, from his late residence, 75 Ham- mersley street. At Paterson, N. J., on Friday, 10th inst, Jane, wife of | J. Smith, aged 45 years, it Suddealy, om Saturday afternoon, Mr. Peter McGurnn, | aged 43, a resident of this city 20 years. } erie friends and acquaintances, and those of the family, are requested to attend his funeral this (Sunda: a } vity, 2d | t 4 o'clock, from the Church of the Ni Ay RESPECTABLE Young Woman wants a Chambermaid; hus no objection to assy 3 his no objection to go tu a board: best of city recereace from 1a Washi_gton street, in the r Fieane sau a 2m Tespe: Fae OF to travel ‘oman, a situation as family going to eee or else- w cre. Is well experienced in traveling both by sea and land; cau produce Rag oo able reference. Pik jease ac 989 Greenwich street, Becond door from Charleton. Can be seen for one wee! Jy12 It®m FoR ‘AL K—The dice iY r tabli hment, No. 156 Fulton tre ‘one ‘door trom Br r trom Broad- | bods A orthe Fixtures wiihout the Stock owl be sold low for | dyl2 st possnesion given immediately. Apply as above. | ce a A es Leo the 10th instant, a White Straw Panama Fs Acta eunpoeed to be left in an omnibus. A liberal re- | ar fe! ill heviven ifretumedtothisoflice,j 123" re | ELLVS PORTABLE SODA Wat travellers, pie-nies, and all persons in cu ventent luxuries—40 glasses may be courvenieutly carried be pocket. and wherever water can be found, a more wholero: uy, ne it | fy12 Tem N. LANE, Seaton tatend ARMS, House of Re grit Uni. Srates, intends m: o th the of Kentucky, gre, an about the 25th o1 November, a and Baltimore. in his route. I themselves of this will address him at fore the adjournment of Congres tothe Membersof the House o of Repres 29th Congress he way vit Belnmore, Philadelphia cr Important ry + al fear Toctin i eh eis particle, A STEVEN EONIS, NEW YORE LEGION, Governm Aut jent. Wire ts fil « Company, (now nearly seigenats the command of col The object of the expediti sertle 32 a eg ae ¢ United Stat name o! res Gtotes. or parcion NE BLOOM he e Lientenn it. AM W. THEALL, Second Lieutenant Latayette Hall, opposite Niblo’s ; aid at the American Hall. corer Broadway ‘aud Grand street—setween the hou $ an N.Y. YACHT CLUB. OTICE.—The members of the New York Yacht Clu we Soeen seat e second annual Meeting of the Cla pres on Tu sang July ite at t 4 o'clock P.M. at ¢, Elysian ields, Hi lw*re RS. WILDER havin; td auew the house o SOUN 'C. JAY, Secretary. seoeesiny, refitted and refarvish- renee cage ene riz, aavoiniog the be ive families oF Dinner boarders can be accommodated,” Ker ie19 im*me NEW INVENTED WIGS BAzcHELon’s new invented Wigs and Scalps, ma the Alvest natural curl hair, and adapted iv the most idual. They are away with all the vexatious by those who we: pe: Inrge and well cted ty of size and evlor; they will Ma Hote},) bo i manufacturer, Wall street, near Broad way. edna inventor and oy in Please t cory the sddreab vy Te reerere™ TWO LECTURES, { aoe re Rie a OF © HRISTIANITY, BE peut JOSEP; BURKE, AT, rat TeeLte ROOMS, 4i0 Broadway — First Lee- ‘ure, uesday Evening, lath July. nt pis ‘clock. Second Lecture, Tuesday Even "clock, ie reverend gentlema: pe to deliver these ares at the urge ts tation of his many fricuds, pre- | Views to returning to Irelaud, | Admittance, 25 ceuts. iy10 Stis*re KANE'S PATENT PORTABLE BATHING APPARATUS, lendid arrangement, u s tyjted with the Boog ‘fay nod ees | jm any part of the The are vexpectfully iyited to call and etamiue tat the see or § » No. 377 Bow: between oars and Fifth streets. CHARLES KANE, Patentee. ment tm eee aaa ats ANU DHUL d1UAn, Lane, corner William street. Maaganys i. ‘HIGGINS have Sted this new, Estar Slishment with anew and splendid sszortinent of Gen emen’s Shoes, all new, latest Paris and French rem my made under ‘our 01 cut raed for cash, wholesale ani orks and dealers to “the and examine our new stock before | ewhere. 'e do business oa the cash principle | solos a to undersell snv establishment in thie <Pimere_ | LOosT—a' WEST POINT, | the Excursion of —s PURSE, with siecl head ts: finder will be itherally'r 4 | aving it at the Herald Office, or at en bs Anu i3tm_ | TEN DOLLARS REWARD. excl ca | smallness of islet and th stock will be constantly augmented by the purchase of pric 0 pay Hine a visit, ud e for tHheimsel eee | Oe wuartity. 0 i, the Plas Fortean yaad other ata a for which il thank any one w a may want it, to give him one-half eat price charged by the very cheapest seller 10 the 4 itwill be sold iy ol vie ookseller, my23 lm*rre ; CTENT. AND | MODERN BOOKS. ore o = io, hye possible price. syscem wih joving reat value. He intends to sell ave no rival whatever in the @ lowness of his prices. His ler collections of books. will choice works, HR his own particu! therefore, invites hn street, New York. WINEICS ARCANUM ernie URES oF r i owing itera! Oostraction Wise cause Sajury to ch the ie iver ad La for all diseases arising rofula or King’s Evil, wean E, been injured by lengthened illness and the wu: ines, as it wi ate: 1 in possession oft a ainlent ad o Ds bxTaAey is also from ors! or whose cot ually purity the b me of serotul ‘ether aa sare selected from umong ‘proprietors. oad: iE “For farther parteslersand conciostve sridence p ‘oost id medi B eveen Wooster an haa ens aga amcy of thin madiane, see muy te he keeps constantly on hand a barge. “soni of feney ond ep com- — mon Bird Cages, of every description. Also. Wooden, Ce: der and Willow Ware, Brushes = Mat, and'e era Mr. E. B. G. Kinsloe—Sir: | articles us 3 i sirof which he offers lower then. | they, ean be Dountr elses | Sac sybich you extolled 40 highly an nd find it where taking the Arcanum I was completely covered MabBEll & FOUNTAIN, wo part of my body or limbs betng exempted, , corner of Ninth street. AVE ON HAND Fpl eg ST edn yok ag te blotches hogan to disappear hich thes ofr to the inspection of their fne-ds | a number o , Tam truly cout Veil tit h do red and Grass cloth Carton French, Sl She N B—Our fi jends desiring any thi Shawls, from rity to $150, ‘Apple ager, feo $10 Py $75, German aud ‘American Calicoes, us of js and Crape priacipies o to have m: | patent ma uare and long Shawls and Scarfs, from \f French She Shawls ; also, Summer | style. embroidered linen Cam. | | ion do, every width and kind, Lace Dresees, Veils, &e, aren foe A gonad plain Bills, for dresses, tings, Table ¢ loths, Napl spending the hot months in the comnts. | | och child as one of the er | eruptions | ever are now sv Sioring, 1 fe I feel compelled, im accor f Pi baime cin | limmediate ‘observation, My little grandson, about three years ed with a breakin | this child would ft Scrofulous Medicine wii Yertisement for the sale of a bottle, and after having used ft three weeks, | ly free irom any eruptions, may be Ls at oye time, by Jean concientiously co edicines for scroful heard of, Yours, truly, L. A. BLODGET, dase. 00k, Mull, Book and | — ytr, &. B. G, Kinsloe—Sir—Belicrine chet Wi Extract is weil caleulated to afford relict to ich came wan out all over er’s Arcanw’ eneral healt by physici jing is now pronounced, sir, Your very in our line, can have them sent by sen falls us their orders, with the greatest care YOUNES { ‘OBERT 4 Price, $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. iy10 tweod*r Broadway. | pebrepaied hi by Jona W her Go. aiden Lane, ¥., sole "roprietors for oil REDFORD CROWN eT § Sol wre Kogcham, tai Fulton street ;" (THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appointed Agents for 188 Bower .B the sale of ye manufacture of | and J. & which hes bees lately recommenced, desire to eall the trtece | Brack ; n of the public to tl jase. ‘ eet; F. T. Quirk Th ford Glass is made from white flint send, obtained | Dr. Steane, 184 Fult Al ity of thi the only Crown Glass State Street. Philadel v hat untry, The superi- ond street, }. G. Kinsloe, 209 jinat white color, its | Baltimore, Charlee Wiseman. New’ Orleans, Be ‘and 2. Richmond, Va., Gaynor, Wood & Co., ‘and b; tre, 1a ry affected bv from the objection which applies to plate glass, of becoming | easily bedimmed by dust or ‘he Saranac ea Gh strength bscribers are wine tad ttaporteys of Freneh Chryatal ‘Sheet Glass, as bg oad ge appl si both. GAN, WALKER & SMITH Window Glaze Deniers, #2 Jonnsth, Y, are in Constant recei, Prices current can iy3 Steod*re MR. AUG ON of the late Re perty left t "The undersigned at mamel and lus- | change of City ite, and isentirely free me works, is of | asthe ford, and is adesi- tigen steamooats and canal boats, be seen ‘in the ke he and | mi USTUS VON ASCHEN, Jonn Henry Vow Ascuny, of ited to f Ni cian, f Syrup.” Ti the same time request any son Who SCHENCK’S URED MES SYK nah Buningron goanty, Btate of New Jerse up the bed i family aud frien is case beyond the reach o} had entirely forsak that time—when hi Syrup, when a large gathering formed in his left side, whi ut the country. virtue "he Comamisgioners of cue | BOWERY THEATR pa Gt, ying the debe and =. W. JACKSON, takes this method of La a pA meters pe + kuwledgments to the New York ereby orice, that sealed Leusive patronage bestowed eres § ges, sgies propossle. wilh, | Gaterer for their amasemest {era eee teenth ih of that day f foraloan of Two Hundred Thousand for which taneferrrble certificates of stock wall be ln the natne of the People of the State of New York, AMUSE ENTS. m a Although the first year it ; he feels great plensure iu stating, that the been fully equal, if not superior, to any oaring interest atthe rate of tix er cent vy his Tanke the meuagement. TI 3 qui y rine? ible me Lowed uy 9 ouday of the Cs ore a nana Pusd uher ral Hen % and Painting. and In audition to the faith of the State, the act he specific pledge of the ro F iF Opinion rds not ~ od Paral th dirgeted to the Comptroller at Albany. | “ya will be reanired to be paid on the 1th day July. | eiemmnacd wie olin’ ike credit af the Commissioners of the Cand | Hack ‘Gong, atr, Freer: Wil a te ec, of Ne of the State, will recs the Ne aabhamareth RIS ‘AN BUREN, At General. N.S. BENTON, Secretary of 8 rte. LLLAKDS IMPROV bb. jyétoi6 r BL a iat respectfully inft been put Slate, Marble and Iron, with Air, In bei a(n ‘Yen Sal aad Bult and any satisfaction ror the pre- es. the Cemmissioners 6 f0 beat ade. Attractions, without re'erence to the "ee cum, if the offers are not autageous to the interests of the State. eee eras or any part of said loan yineat coy arre: to conti a Teed and enclosed in an eave ‘ommiss.oners, the First and Second Ser at fd by them ‘quanerly,. at the vompany y, ithe city of New York ; all other and Fren: Cloth, and every article in the trade, coustan for sale. Is requi je, will be produced durin Manager hopes w) brilliant patronage bestowed past year. the ensuing sen: 1} eusure a coutinuation of the ou his efforts during. the jylam . as in be sealed up and RE York or Albany as | MissC. Chapman. After which, is | Sketch alled the DEATH OF KINGOOLD. Diss | Amer enius of Me: the ae ray and Miss .b, clude wi Abeer. ‘in the or of Al- ny, July 1, 184 2) ER Lieut. Governor, sean e tee ms ler. VASPLE GARDE S ate. |. Von Weber. Strvuss. Bellin aud Rossini, will be performed by the Orchestra: tion of Mr Meyrer. Intermission of half an hour, ments, The beautiful f COSMORAMAS eet rataraed to : around the whole ie the Esplanade, will be buillignte aie OOMS, py grenee i minated as. thus giving visiters an excellent opportuni ng, OF ton street ve Roo: ¥ to ex: a oF US Faltou cafe ae ities te | “syd aunine these beautiful Views. Admission 12 cents, and Clo 77 77 . They will’ no doubt suit European and all great THE W Lape RAVEL FAMILY, sah this country, Larger balls for | M'LLE BLAN » MAP AME LEON JAVELLI, AND inard Fables for sale ; | ABLO'S GARDE. N No aday Evening, July 13th, 1846. best inthe citys fine Biliierd —The performance will commence with a favorite iy on hand and Overture. my20 Im’ resented a After which will b LIM Id have CH hein a: five minutes. GENTLEMEN’S SUMMER TATS- BIRD, CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NVITES the attention of his orb whiskers eabsticatad wae or ings called series of s i! rT OF THE E VATICAN AT ROME, MAGIC HAIR DYE. wed by the © oka Dae H GREY Sars changed to 9 beautiful | M1 eens ms Mo i. i iad Rous ate, by ously, by the application of Phalon's me | 0 follows ak patients Soh nile forward. | TIGHT ROPE, by the Ravel Family, Gabriel’ Raat cea Charles Wint Halfan hour's lntegaiesion for the Concerts A-la-Musard | ia the Refreshment After ae h. a) SYLPH at the depot, where they ladame Leon Javelli. | | “Doors open at 7 o'clock ; € a | Tickets 50 cents. ntertaiments begin at 8 o'clock. THE ALHAMRA, No. 559 Broadway, between Spring and Prince. MUsical & NTERTAINMENTS of & superior order will be given every evening, (Sundays excepted) at the above fashionable and popular place of resort, commencing at 8 o'clock. (C7™ Admmitzance free. yt? 1t®m_ | "NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY. SieCIAL MEETING. h f the Society are | hereby notified that ial meeting for considering the \y15 Im*re Y) imation, did de} and say, mont | | a} he was packed by 4 ‘short ‘dry cough, with @ sense of Baraing in the palin of haads and soles ‘of his toge- ther with Remetses s is state con. for the Fulton Glass tinued unti i owen end ha phan, . For two days his e took no nour ical jets rinined Hi try * Sel ‘hat he had taken bi yut ten bottle: ‘of jim, and BEF jueace of the Syru information of the life or demize of said Augustus | *0H ripened under the soothsn He iven up the use of all pother, medicines at YousAvenen, Yor wich they are authorised wo pay'n veoward Hs hearer pean of fl oer medicings a he dime, BECHTEL & DREYER, hie Syrup—that, he discharge in the presenc 3 fie wife and ery ws other at least a quart of thick greenish ive ae af Bare ad a nature, that h DE FARINANTIONE, VIGN im—that at thi oft the late proprietors. ne, Hom | pillow in consequi his weakness ; but he contin respeetfully weforas his (Heads and’ Rease.cithe melivine turing Tocw’ that Mr. Schenck him- fe, thathe hay opeued the house 290 way | Sel has been cured by the same medicine in the lowest ‘ork, eutrance on Reade street. called the Horel ake | of consumption, that {6 where he will ll be happy to ac to sccotamodate those whe may wish | several weeks sl asoweht to pat lodging, by the day,/weck, | gradually diminished ertnanth, talthe mos reaenitne tone meodewe | thy his appetite to return, and in a s! time he was able to si shame PREMIUM BOOTS. ber Whe peried interrestin Gag the fist bottte FINE FRENC! and | and his recovery was about Il t the rapid changes in are equal ‘Calf Boots for this city Cor $6 oF Se at YO foot, aud Shoe Manuf eof the, on Rahioastie ia on as the Syrup still st the city | Our Boots ing beew ju in the late Fair at | continued uping itti Niblo's, are said to be ports anti city. 6 NOW, wei mse warranted to give salisfacti ; Mending, te. dong in ‘Scho to faAl them as’ towuship officer as well as Near Oniek ante and em H BOOTS for $3 50, de, OGM bn other eetres Toottee Fine | #4 50, e UNG to ~~ pet French | tinually bby dig ‘Ss JONES, 4 Ann si the American Museum, New ‘ork. | ry | his life ; that he has had his lungs examined. and that they are. proousced to beim beifctly sound candi. his condition created such surprise and wonder in all who saw him during his i. to see, as it that friends and neighbors tlocked con- dasa Sth aa DR ded, this 3a dev or ny ni, bo ed to and subseri| Wy of lay, efore Tana Tika SP N PicaRe a BN rectly eal aac fine | ™* taco get yt iblic to bis et Military Equipments toa Beabbarde ot Miltary Caps, Knapsacks, Boxes Evesua, Burli 1N. J., April 224, 1845, Ei Koy? bb ay waiety iane-about foray | We, the subserivers, residents of the townahiy of Eveshain, | sew BoE oe | f a & hereby certify that we . well acquainted with Mr. Richa: Fibbes supe’, ae Gaple eee | | mary | Sehenck’s F | | frequent in the last stage of Pulmo- | im famptiou, which we believe was cured by the use of | full assortment ery ‘ariety, constantly on hand, and id feel a ud | made to order at the ulmonic feel it our duty to recommen the ¢ strongest possible terms, ha ‘W's: BiXrac. AP. 382 Broadway been yew nee to owe of asenehtcute cre huis | this unt ge, acute, amin Backman, John Leeds, jr William 1. Brown J "| William Haramitt, Joho H. Ellis Andrew Griscom, asker % i“ Jrenblia SC. Cox john B. Thos. H. Hewlings, TO i aie; OND “MANUF: ACTURES. | Jos. Hewlings, Joseph Ellis, Jacob Hewlings. ATHES of all descriptions, from 7 to 25 feet I ab | Maniron, NJ. May tt 1. Od stahortugtice. ‘Alas, cutting exginens seietlo ter a | hifi: Hy Sehenck—Sig: 1am pastor of Net church at | Kind off works: Wor torre po Sssetiptines dices o> tke ook, | Mastiens Maw Jorsety. Wane thes cs Hudson, New York. _JAS. T. PERKINS. | Ric! | WICK, OLD & SILvE' RE - | Ge BEPINE, BR, Asayer and Sweep Smel Gola, Rolled Silver, Rouge and Cracibles, al- | Lge, faa | door by en fm {a ay oo mvs Im*rre Tam r Nee ibvcriber ater u without pplon, tog per yard B—Terme cash. OTICE TO THE FUBLIO IN GENERAL —The ‘The genui the proprie Courtland lungs, a tp free of chai mo Ince | Wooster; taken b Pe of the seacone tos | Bin am co would coonuel that your Syrup was SUMPTION, way ; Hutchings, 213 Bleecker muimption. et dich impr 7 regation last Sabbath, a healthy bien man, een at his house, and received from th the means of saving his JAMES M- CHALLIS, ine Pulmonic Syrup is prepared rplasively, by by tor, is for sale at his principal office, str ar person can receive advice, hat wy tain pamphlets describivy co DYSPEPSIA and LIVER COMPLAINT, ‘or sale also by A. 3 Sands & Co., 273 Broad Ford, 214 Fourth st. cor. Dr.’ Gardener, 63 “Mont: &T. A. Van Zandt, cor- ve espectiully yours, Everitt, 96 O8T—On mh yj gomery street, Jersey 3 W. L ale, "aenday the, 34 oF mimsSL the Ath at | GERMAN SILVER. ner Smith aud'Dean sts Brioklyn; Reddiog Cont State cluster of Diamonds. finder wil receive | JAMES G. MOFFET, | 121 se Tance street, second block | ont mi ja t that F. S. Beekman does not sell my the above ward and the tans SBI of foe ‘owner, 4 prying | } f tanafhgtarin German inal Gen and to avoid decepti to 8 BOUDI | 8 which warrant | Spyly for the old established me t No. 4 Courtlandt s ‘Svt0 3t*re Captain of Police 38 Rebiocss st. | to be equal joreign or domestic, ic forall nen fat W Ate One ee ir, fae . N to Board | "pice he will cae ees my art of TAKE NOTICE. her, vile ‘ countre, abou’ 30 miles from the eity. Whe situation isp fafieeafeumense ime” TH Splurcod hn premio, Se a fait de heaitsy, de strict attention will be paid to Crete hes TO DEALERS IN WOOLLENS. Blackaraith std Machine work in ou the: most ressoes ad comiort. “i here ia dil communication by steamboat | HF, MISEON & Go., 311 Wen Re-finishers, of | Digterma atthe BPE ESTO O Ae maom scm ams | Bpesgeeelyele Be Ree Leriecen OCEAA | wet Ae oom eR Tan ERLE) = a Rick. 57 Canal street ‘este . Ce ais esa im*m ‘& 259 Spring street ANTE | (Refers co Mesars, Woleott & Slade, €3 Pine street; GEORGE WILLIAMS, LYER, FEW Young Men to th ley & Co., 58 Exchange Place, comer of Broad Bs Ng mae ee poe nar bl eatone piatto B.'Briehead& Co, 60 Bie sect, whore orders yee | GHAWE CLEANER, RESTOREIMD) BLEACHER PMc! tis te claele ot dee ee | — = for the very ik Gaia sesticet hee hae se8 ved for years 1 og make over | JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY, trusts that pip strict attention to business his removal Bome ‘men now in ovr employ will, no. pcon per eee 1 afl expense. istrict. t will be Re 99 to ob tain a ug Hall, 299 fee a ag | non rie letters myl6tm*re pee aS) Sata a '. | DE GRKO 102 Ful . HERE. che following great attrctions will be present: | ed—Cloth Conts, black, blue, brown ana as me cea, Croton, Brown’ Li Chee kaeh han ell have hie | ecessary easy for them to ao fave a "nd ates ing out. Appl rc op stairs i be'r id. REN ion i | Seoteh as ry Gingham Tweed, Sx ‘orth, ashes Sonn may aed Seton bet, Peatkn: Seat Rees Coats, of every color and shape, from $1 to Panis wera Linen and Worsted Merino White and Brown Linen, faney done me UFF WAKDKOBES Mb hey 23 Hi of converti Selig eS throu ended to ‘LHOKN CHAMPAGNE. FRESH INVOICE of this delightfal Cham, isin h the attention of merchants, hotel eepers, ‘The strand oF this dat no ougher | A lin nalle erior to that of any” this countrys ices cen oe om LIVINGRTON & CO., mart! jerf re WE aH etewet, By Tay UE STAIRS, EEKMAN 8 protein’ OF FRENC F SKINS, &e., will have constantly on hai canine CAT SE cea Morocco, Lasts, aud all ec. 1 ete 5 or Praja United Be Buk sides tame | Punino. Wifles and i Bi my? imer | paoorrs BAZAAR, tort ine cio the Be Bache Be et, begs to numerous friends house in 4 very muperior style, & reas Mim el Saha tse ip the necommodations of his house for buse Bouse of the hind, “fits posvoes witl alesse tet oh at ‘well supplied with the best of every thing the ~~ in the es, Liquors, rake refreshments ic all’ denes's twelve o'clock a aight. Plenty of rooms at oll ines reed bl ny im *rre ts HOOK DUOUK. usT PUBLISHED The: ‘Idle Hour Book,” containing eit engray ugs—price only 37 cente—re- plete wit Ly 1947, fxs A tal be im og Specimen ne their a city or or Brosklyse y Orrice No. 0 Watt st., orrosite THE Mencmante? THs tire gn della | were rods, wi sap ed Personal property : oy aguintt loss or damage ri infan Figation Excuaner. STF dees st I dai Nes warch Siete buildings tage trom A7304 to 3176 Broadway, near hi ior self that nothing shall be wantwig to merit the patronage of 8 Shacarninaa ad inde ependent we’ sili, Cotegn and Wollen snd Thiber:' Sh = proe davy aie loward street, will decrease his number o! Fesronss he pledges ke. Heal hCaahuhere Merino, Broche || fr atyle ts ‘reesi ng them. “silk, Satin, Moreen and rai, cleaned, dyed and wate 7 would after 7 wad Bed Coreen oaral ireet the attention of th Robson, M. D. | Hk, Se. hy . Thomson Price, Al pets, py a ype ee hag i William K. Thom, to, also upholaterers, at, Tulse, max Morrell, . WILLIAMS? Katsblishonant, E art, jer aber Sra, THE ONLY GENUINE Hinbere THOMAS W. THORNE, President. GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary 24 thre CORNS! THE ARABIAN CORN PLASTER, N effectual and CORNS! M an”. warranted cure for Corns, is easil ai WALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING SOAP, oye Bad oo hy ts Mr. Johnson, the inventor, wholesale aud retail. plied, and gives imunediate relief, In ease it shoul cure, jhe mousy will be recurued,, For aale by David “ Sands & Co., 7 ony ee ; Hetbard, 8 ty fir bares, aod Haye Lintesese for i ee aM i Fine C2 . for the complexion; Smith, 241 Spring street ; and Uj "Price a rayd ime” Bernall gn sets er bore, 7 | olla in all parts of the PRACTICAL BOOK waa yo c. MARSH. Accountant try. cage Soap Works and Laboratory of Perfumes, Patent CEDAR STRI thor of the “‘Seience of | Medicines, ke. ke. jandt street, New Y it, at Double i Bookkeeping Simplifed, and the Art of myl9 iin*re 5 * pO UiESH 6 si JeRTS CON — <The public is, renee v2 BROAD WANS ra iy Wekactecechine va pera vranch teen tees | TO THOSE WHO SHAVE HENeives Snr ticory ae woes the f than ana course of lectures nee Brom the Evening Pust.\. To be « raetieal more exact and particnlar know- STCe aN FoR SHAVING thie» Iedee ot Bookicepiag ta requred than ean possibly be Gy hous eho made tal T 9 Faith Fully in and well exercised in all Riikis kis nabncoot cl) if on Pas) a ham with 3 oJ A oiter wd hos ou hand, and assortioent of all wholesale or reta the “ aud warrants it equal to any made in the re a competent Boo! will received a certificate to ES G. MOFFETT, N Grreene streets, or shipped on board of any vessel, free of ® set of hi oy fn ee 4 A person terns, obtained at BEET BRASS. tly receiving fro Sheet Brass, wh lower prices than an; meee it. face juited liver goods sold_by him in any part of this “Brass and Copper Tubing of all sizes made to order | sel MERCHANTS, DR RUGGISTS —— 1%; DEALERS IN Per UROHABE IN, ander the Daye AFRAID TO rURCHA IN BROAD. | for sale, w i sorder to convinee eae en rou to call and. exam sgirewrica Seonomy and comfort in shay it know by sepongaee to be the hest those persons w' rou er of freckles pie roaps. All, elder ng would con | ig, should possess themselves Macy Cream, he an rand wthould noe be and # iblesome bea It has ron le meas may be ed; itch 1s sald'to be a pleasant row egome companion. Vv oy ing in fe verre aeries beeper an sbvolue’Pleu Link ase 4 razor. eee ip haven him- = | | | the astonishing ew ATLANTIC aND or. LAWRE: Neer ier reek eae pain ‘i be held at the Coliseum NCH RAILROAD — | endanee fa req) pe and punetual attendance will be re | “ylt dure WHITLOCK, Rec’y, . Lawrence HOWES & COS po ees MAMMOTH fom pojh nt HE LARGEST ESTABLISHME! mae ARSE EAA ryt sy ifi 8 Coranes to convey eked TE ae ina ek: ign 1 at ‘he company uacnede #, = one . daiter the 17th of Jun | ques mong whom is woreons so magnet ore contract aan werk, woes are mekagw | J Xe, recently arrivé i moe -, al indersi wil requil wo Rl seeing. ir proposals “with references as te sharscter |", whose new perme MARE ei extension of the road, bracing « distance of | en rye repared for, put under F gonract, at o ‘August ‘next. ing fe if thi y order ofthe Board of WAN PREBLE | fer eh ‘are otrillient ¢ descrip yen in th MO! en Portiand, Me.. May 101046. | ah ie dla afer a Sheek ah a AMERICA! OREGON! a ! | i cht ii nite 700 lbs. Mr. PTO the inhabitants of the whole boundless Continent—We | Pasi, alah oat seshaane seals rteeorer 20 he. Me | invite you all and each of you, to consider and reflect for | giantes Jack and the car own welfare, that by calling atthe New York Coffee | Bean Stalk,” “ana he will’ fonts of lo. tou street, near Greenwich, whe | strength and agility, and. act. The will not only fin edibles served up, far excee y | entertainments will comprise I7 Acts of Horsemanship, Gym: other place of th wich larger plate fur the price, | nastic Kxercisen, Classic Dis aferpieges. your meals wit) Open on 0 Bandavs | DR. JOHN KUAKE’S | ODINE LINIMENT. | FOR HAEUNATISN, SWELLED J tamps, | Contractions of the Cords and Muscles | le, Faralyels ot Toes of the the "Spine and Hip Joint Eraptions of the Ski, ke adi Bois Lixteeter ws untveresii y you will find a spacious and airy roo all the comfort imaginable, dinner or supper, from six cents up to any given price. ‘any time on passing by, just drop \dge of the quantity and prices fo! where you may ver break: peatrian, Director, Mr 3 Hiding ‘Master, Mr NINON" tad the unapbrovchable Clawa, DAR RICK. bem Ad Performers is the celebrated and principal Ri- der. the Napoleon of the Arena, Mr. HOBBS, whose fen Horseback are the most extrao} ary ever witnessed. mile Act of Horsemanship by M oe = Fcc we inxer in and test ryourown a Im* s, by the whol . abier, Mt. MACARTE.. Nironderhal Fe Feats by Me Cole's Hicetor and Billy, The SWISS KER their elegant Gymnastic Postures and (elias the Charioteer of P afin a jixon and his son. ant Act of “ Fencies of Rlack Rope Fvolution Tight Rope Dancer. comprising the leading, most use of the Limbs, Dis- ‘the jebr cloteern, Lhe whole and classic performers Ge ed to be the only'arti- ted, that will perform all that it is represented to do. It wn the world entific Chemical Compound of lodine that has perfor This wari Chit GF Di dteciiane wilt ‘pertetie tn the eeeet> putas miehing cure cape ae fhar exery other | | town a ICA, N. i a on the 4th of July, ce h lief if they co : E fete sebaaat acest She most seonectablo ‘perteas coho | they will visigvall the principal cities and towns in the State. wwe been cured. gither chronic or ingammeta Paralyst rons of the use of | ven p, commasusiay: Jase tok cs thw on tang Sree pee Gout, itmat | one mere WILLIAM ALLISON, Proprietor geeand Leal lange ‘Joints yield to a few. antics | MUSIC. icnia ti e's Haase Yih jneredible sac. | TNSTRUCTION given on the Piano at two dollars per Sping and Hip J ic Doloreaux, and'all Nervous who understands the profession tho- invaluable and acts il orca IODINE LI the part affected. Tioga or stantly reli eves, I Pain an A wor ood. the human frame receives a shock, either from heat, a ben ther cal » the being thee muscular cellular tissue bei ae ‘com thout color & charm, stopping the bjeed: ing them to heal never been known to fail in curing the most stubborn | F and Swelled Legs, Pai Si eck, d by saturating a piece of flan- | MENT, i. 7 end efoctually eradicates cutaneous eruptions | or etter, Basber' lich. eal rs and Headache. es rson will hay col oukest organ; hin neighbor. Theumatism, the | ing ication tothe parts di LeRINE, LINIMENT. daily recommending Dr. ROAKE’S egurdins it he Ween poate foe aoe und of T f unpleasant smell, tied upos the suageebaiteate fowale or child with perfect Wishing to take lessons, will please id office. in a few days. ENT—The fine, airy, and well-finished Store East Broadway. between Catharine and Mar- ects, will be let toa good pen at avery ren- across the | re Throat, and | y Apply as abov EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS. MONDAY. JULY 13, 18'6.—The «vlendid Steamer ONELD 4, Capt. Tupper, the Pier foor of Harm: Delaney street 934 o'clock. Fai Dinner on board, BAUUESIOS, TO THE VERY T THE. substa Capt. Hancox, w day, Jul Barclay street at 8 o'clock; Ries Jersey City a 8%; Pike street, E. R. N. f., at93¢ A.M. Dinner provided on’ board. ‘Bart at cost. Head! wer tein It extracts the Ke. | AM stree t No. 1, North River, st nm ‘W cents. lo before 9 o'clock; for the t xcur- jviz 2t* re FISHING BANKS SDAY. ‘| steamer BUFFALO, ran as abo’ Mth, leaving as follow: Hammond «1 ‘organ of the lungs anothe: A pe will be in attendance te furnish fis! ag tackle. The Bulfdo will return by 6 P.M. Fare 50 cents for the exeur- of the restoring power | si@n- ivi? 3tin®m FISHING BANKS. | MONDAY July13, the commodious steamer “ QSL ‘AWARE. will leave the foot of Ham: \ mond street at 8 o'clock, A. M al ey; y t $ eet, quarter before 9 ke street, 9; Pier 1, N: JODINE. jn the Y~ the boat wae | Dingle’s BrassBand will accompany the, boat Not aday the most interesting | dence With aMaspoos sad Whar Hooks. results acer heme tbr HOARE SINE NITES if | EB will be en dance wich a Harpoon and ren i ks. 8 OF HI J “Geutlemen—i feel INT OF TWENTY YF. ity to — for the benefit of the SUNDAY, JULY 2th | CONEY ISLAND AND. hoe HAMILTON STANDING. te, the eatente eure of won is wp aa | For the could not welfuwithout s cen ‘orerateh teh : ‘the pain, was | The Steamboat IOLAS, Captain Richard xernciatin, so mut Ps," Teould not sleep aah The | Yates, will ran to Coney Island and Fort Uicase finally secti fay ip Join the thigh came, Famtivon,on Sunday, Joly ith ax follows slongated or pushed ouco fa woekey by the fain and inflam E, Rey at Si o'ciock. A. SL; ard, 20 the mE | pier | orice eer reaaih voy | HL. Malian, C ig i are one case! off the oe of years ago he was attacked wi neck, which ee 80 large th whi eve! It finally bro discharging In rs kept on discharging until he was teduced to «mere skeleton He suffered pain indescribable. cians and made use of a great = I made up my mind he must ie. who knew the healing powers of Roake’ happy to say, A J had ni 1 er Japerded nad betore Thad ly well, heen perfect JOWN 8. EASTON, es at faith; but hefore Lhe ed the iuflamrat A. M. Witrebal 1-9 A ure caren, UM A.M. 5 25 . nage bar | Island—10'4 A.M. ;. i < ide P.M. sed one the Steamboat WAVE, Captain Oo Vanderbilt, will ran as follow ‘Leaving Whitehall, at 11 o'clock A.M. 2and 5 P. M. and Coney Isiand, at 12%, 33, and 6h ‘Landing at Fort Hamilton each way. oth 124% cents. THOMAS BEILBY, Proprietor. ane OF crutch, an joy and comfort of Jyll 20% GRAND SUNDAY EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS. The very commodious Steamboat HERALD. Se ur J.B. Parks, will Delancey street on Sunda: y atharine Slip, 94 o'clock : Pier an early hour in the evenio; 3% cents each way. Bait gratis ave the foot of Faby tath at 9 N. RB. 10 o'clock; Lines ata jy ar i fis head to one aid tities of matter, vas charge | GRAND PIC NIC AND COTILLON PARTY. THE BE will hie T ORDER OF BEREANS, ‘ed the best ys - a fri Todin attend | their Annual Exeursi Se welling snd it wiv on Fria the second bottle RE Fe prea ; ba boat EXC ELSIOR, to be accompanied by Dingle’s celebrated No.96 Ninth avenue, | i Brass Band “The Committee of Arrangements baer ve spared no er e this excarsibm supesior to Oo teresa HLL & CO Joba street. | Mer eared ie won, tae ARONY & MAJON respectfully “nfn Secrad cd Commasier here poor eerie ve been prov BO iithe public, cat they’ have, removed. cummeamabinale | “sere oF, ceremonies have been provided sd trom ment to % Nassau street, Herald Buildings, | member of te C i owl stantly keep ou hand a Inrge assortnent of the their re] f Stock Prints, a continuance of where fo 8 A | an leetes | William Do Howre: Dr. Yall, 113 leave - oi of ory at atTo’ "clock: putation, awe on board for those whe UNION LINE OF PACKETS. Packet of the 16th July.— ptan J. uly loin, her regular day. nis magnificent packet has splend hin, second cabin and ste taken'at low rates, for which, W. & J. er, OF to jylt'rh TO SILVERS street, 4075 most cn mg fs they have they will conte counts inlays, Oram mys Im*r ket ship EMPIRE 11 et iain J. Ch. Russel, will sail oa Thursday, passengers ‘o secure carly application should be made on board, at Pier g Nort | 96 South street, second door below Bur! ITHS D THE TRADE IN GENERAL, CHEST and Lp Coo, Fate, Ee ast nine yi eS B'nim their e wal and Military Officers’ Canteens made to order Should the weather prove samreestto, the H be postponed until Tuesday, the 2! TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. mys AND MOST AGREEABLE LINE 0 Frepericxsnuna, Ricumoxn, ‘OR oral nah lid accommodations for which will the best, berth: T TAPSCU’ ING eet, oop Cha jexton, more direc: Ches: to manufacture the fad cee with every kind of rtron ol or, the Potomac aud Old Pout Com. in bee rived that the ‘Tine hereb part avd parcel of the Great Mail Line throug advertised ix View nd INSTITUTE thet ris the tot on of the companies compos rN the FOR THE CURE OF | Great Mail Line, ‘ Sioa shall be con e GREY HAIR, ath fe SALON ESS AND [IO ARCA AY between Reade and Dusue ste Mr, opened She above ns other fr thes Wels Patent TRICO re arene en, naa paths contey, Salers room, where rere to offer Wo ndvice and pastetence t.oueh lediea aed geediones eet wharf. or, on ays and Fridays, on penny mia to. consult him on, the eure af Waldaess, Grey Chita. — ne or growth are that | Ladie ti} I | esual exhibited the benefits of the oT | json He of . | explained LATEST INTELLIGENCE, SE TELEGRAPHIC REPORT. CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. Wasminoron, Saturday, July 11, 1646. Senate, A message was received from the President, transmit ting a report from ths engineer upon the survey of the coast of Texas. The Committee on Commerce reported back the wares housing bill with two amenJments. Ist. To exact bonds for the payment of duties on dou- ble amount, when entered for warebousing. 2d To limit the time which goods may remain in store toone year. The bill to incorporate the Texas navy with our own, came up as unfinished business. Mr. Darton moved to lay it on the table until the amendments should be printed. Agreed to. The bill for the renewal of patent to Ross Weyman, for improvement on railroad car wheels, was debated by Messrs. Benton, Cameron, Davis, Phelps, Webster, and postponed until Monday. On motion of Mr. Cass, 3000 extra copies of an expe. dition to California, for the use of the Senate, end 100 for the Topographical Bureaus, were ordered to be printed. A large number of private bills were passed, when, on motion, the Senate adjourned. House of Representatives. A call of the House was ordered, so thata full vote — be had on the final disposition of the gradustion bill. There were found present 174 members, The doors and windows were then closed, and @ motion made to suspend all further proceedings under the call. The yeas and nays were ordered. They stood 145 to 17, so ay nolan thrown open. Mr. Coutamen’s motion of seterieys to lay the gradua tion billon the table, was then taken by yeas and na: and decided in the afirmative—yeas 92, nays 87. Mr. Broonkav then moved to reconsider the vote. Mr. Henty moved to postpone the consideration of motion until Tuesday next. yeas and nays were taken, and stood, 89, nays 94, so the House refused to postpone thi The ion then recurred to reconsider the vo! y the bill on tl made, which was decided in the negati' a1 ‘The groatest interest and excitement prevailed during the whole of “~ roceedings. ll the members of the cabinet, except Marcy, who is sick, were present in the House busily talking Toit ttle menibers The House next proceeded to co: calendar, which occupied mu supported b: by Hopkins. It telegraph does not give the name of the bill. Mr. McKay ve notice that he would move, on Monda: morning, to take up the report of the treasury note bi At 5 minutes before 2, the weather being excessively hot, the House adjourned. Wasuteron, July 10, 1846, « Double, Double, Toil and Trouble.” The Senate, to-day, after striking out the propo. sition of Mr. Dix from the warehouse bilt tor stor age of goons for three years, and while anowec motion of Mr. Dix, to make the time two year, was pending, actually recommitted the billon a motion ot Mr. Webster, 26 to 25—one vote carry- ing the question. In the House, after the land bill from the Se nate was rejected by a majority of fourteen votes, it was reconsidered upon a tie, with the casting vote of the Speaker, and an adjournment was then effected by a majority of one. It was a nar- row escape, by Jupiter, as McConnnell would say, when he would be excessively modest. We sup- pose that to-night the party will put their heads ler bills on the i | toretiors and when they meet in the morning they probably pull together more in harmony.— if It the whigs tall only kept their eyes 0; pe and voted against the adjournment, the bill might have been brought fairly to the ground upon ano- ther vote, beyond the power of resuscitation As it is, there will be some sort of a bill agreed upon, | and not unlikely a sufficient number might be whipped in to pass even the bill of the Senate. Wasurneton, July 10, 1846. Items. Calvin Blythe is here ; Paymaster Hammonu, of Pa., is here ; a large delegation of Pennsylva- nians are scattered about town. Mr. Webster appeared again in his seat tas | Morning. Itis said that Chief Justioe Taney is about w resign. What says Mr. Buchanau + The President has approved the bill cecims back to Virginia the town of Alexandna anu county. Very good. The next move will be to | cede Washington back to Maryland, or an m- tempt at it. A Sh era of the Potomac river is now going ahead. We expect to-morrow a lotof New York and Philadelphia merchants to lobby in the Sena against free trade. Too late, we are afrana. It is said a brother of Senator Breese is to taxo the command of the sloop-of-war Ainany The Prairie Indians are to be sent round, via the North, back again to the wilds of Lerma in» short time. A rendezvous has been opened at the railroad depot for the enlistment of recruits forthe new regiment of regular dragoons. Yours, Bravo. Wasuineten, July 10, 1846. Congress— Warehousing—Public Lands—The Case of Mr. Semple of the Senate—The Case of the Cherokees, and other subjects of public interest set forth. The Warehousing bill in the Senate to-day, met with a most unqualified opposition from Mr Simmons, who closed his argument with an amendment in effect, providing that all the advan- tages of this warehousing of imported goods in pub- lic stores on a credit of three years, or any interme- diate time, shall enure exclusively to Americans, and that in no event shall any benefits be lawful wn- der this bill to any foreigners, directly or indirectly, nor to any American witha foreign partner, or hav- ing an interest in a foreign house, as far as such house may be concerned. Mr. Simmons, after making a very sensible speech, though the foundations were sandy, clo- sed it with the foregoing most absurd proposition. He said, if this period of three years were to be allowed to the importing merchants, he wished to see it confined to Americans, otherwise, the be- nefits of the act would be as five to one in favor of the foreigners, because the foreign importers in New York, numbered bee ges while the “ rale grit” only numbered seventeen. The act, without the limitation ¢roposed, would be an act for the benetit of foreign importers. The ayes and noes were ordered upon this “native Amer- ican” proposition, when Honest Joun Davis rose in down of cash payments of duti would be benefitted by this bill ; Years crodit without interest, was a little too strong—it would benefit the commercial interest, but it would flood the market with goods, and lead to the natural excesses from such causes, in the finances and in the domestic interests ot the country. It would, by stocking the pub- lic stores with foreign goods, depress, and with the new tariff, completely break down the Great interests of home industry. The bill moreover, though improved by amendments made, was still defective. A bond ought to d for payment of duties upon goous in store. at | There wor po, edequate security whthouta bond. ‘The Ore may disappear and without a bond, the duties may it. “sir, Dis explained to the Senator from Rhode Island, (Mr. Simmons) that his amendment would come into di: rect conflict with a reciprocity treaty, perhaps agreed upon this very moment, and with numerous existing treaties of meciprocity. Mr. Simmons withdrew hiy amendment; but intimated that at the proper time he should move an amendinent cor the benefits of warehousing to gvods@ioniga- ration. “sr, Baga sald, that but for the reciprocity treaties re- ferred to, he should go for the first amendment of Mr. mon! the otuer hand, he was opposed to these reemrcent Creation They were unconsututiunal. He ‘was opposed to them out and out. mo remarke between Mr, Huntixarox and ie Boss on the three years term of storage, the ques tuon was taken sree Wien that propussuvn, and lost, 23 10 29, as follows huige in Itates) Yeas. —siessrs Alisa, Ashley, Atchison, Bagby, Ben- ton, Calhoun, Cass, Chalmers, Colquitt, Dickinson, Lix, Haunegan, Houston, JoAnson, of La, Lewis, MoDutiy, Sag backer, Rusk, Sevier, Durney, Westcott, i nico Atherton, Barrow, Berrien, Cameron, Oulley, J. ake Clayton, Ts Clayton, Corwin, Crittenden, Davis, Dayton, Geans, Kuuhgld, Gene, Huntington, Jas nagin, Mangum, airtier, Pearce, Semple, Simmons, sturgoun, ‘ebster, Woodb: —w hs the amendment of Mr. Dix, aliowing a term of three years tor the storage of goods, being thus disagree. tv, Mr, Dix next moved two ) eure. Mr CaLnoun bere arose, and forcibly presented the advantages of the measure of warevousing to the Sensi, urged the adoption of the term of two 5 forvible manner, in a few bold st Mage: —Mesers. Archer,