The New York Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1846, Page 3

, stands wi- | on tho year of £725,277, and on the quarter of £444,949. od as bas a oe do bso ~ at 2 dine nn, Se 2S = on Of the Ubto iver. Shares bed 26% ee ee Places. "fine 5 late of River 300 Morris Canal, bin BN om 32 Norke Wor RR, ary 1 inchs, fallgog. = oe ee = Fittsburg, July 27. .°...",, 6 feet, 40 do boo 3 100 do Louleville, July 2522222222227 41080 SE Mones hae tee oe 2% 113 New Jersey RR, 1312 us # eo tthe Aub & Roch RR, 180 MONEY MARKET. Second Board. Tuesday, August 4—6 P.M, 50 shs Norwich, b10 58 50 shs Long Island, b30 34 The stock market improved a little to-day. Long Isl 73 0 Eb bm Ment. ly ag. ‘and went up 13 por cent; Harlem %; Norwich & Wor 3 do Boe ee fy rs Cael, WO. cester 36; Canton \; Reading Railroad fell off %; Penn- | 3) 42 160 ae fe Harlem, ba of sylvania 5's 3. 150 Long Island, 30% 100 Reading, bio 66 At the second board a farther improvement was real- Mew Stock Exchange, fact of the market being so well sustained inthe face of 33 do ‘su such a limited amount of business, is pretty good evi- 2 Helen Wwe 2 SB .. 2 dence that the stocks are well held, and that those look. | 30 dst’ wentdy 38 8 do ing for an advance ure not compelled to force them for 3) Nor & Wor, Widy So* tsb ised, altbough the transactions were very limited. The 3) 8M on Co, cub its Z shs Nor & Wr, Wed $134 | “3 37 ward tor sale. 3 do enh 51% The European news is ciansidered favorable, and wo =e prt Seebt os markets will teeprove under its foo. ay inst., by the 4 ee ee The Aibsay Exéhatye hhan declared a som: | (AR? Manta R: Wrussant, all ofthis city. Pape tiny i as alae dae PCPS BO iltpaie: Saseires, Gat ils funeral will’be attesded from his The Bank of the Ste’ sg of Missouri has declared ase- | No. 28 oth avenue, oo the oth instant, at 3PM. mi-annual dividend of three and one quarter per cent, members of Grove Bo. 1.0. of O F, others of desides one per cen’ ¢ to be added to the contingent fund. | {r#ternity, and the frie ly, are tfully invited to attend. ‘The Boston and pitchburg railroad company have de- "i Tuendny port clared a semi-an’ suo] dividend of five per cent. of the late Henry Re: company, fT he month of July this year and last, were attend the funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at 6 o'clock, , fo from No. 17 Allen st. fb OR ETE A TR ——— Yeceipts July... ¥ D Gio" ag Fecelons uty. as Win |” BEARING PILES AND BROKEN STON FOR THE U. S. DRY DOCK. AT BROOKLY. NAVY AGENT'S OFFICE, Excess July... 1846 S44e 91 ‘ew York, August 4, 1016. " he earnings of the Eastern division of the Erie rail. SEALED RROPORALS, endorsed “ Proposals for Mate- will ately Gy Sa offles sae jeaday, the Sua adeseaplaltia auth lat yeat. Move than one, | tect rae Sarise Becta Bley ment ot cohen ae oad for July, 1846, were $16,556 26, against $15,770 60h) fine fur the Dry Dock, length: he fee Dal of he aggregate receipe for Jay, thie yea, wan SARI? te SS hy A from freight. There is no railroad iz this country doing a business so large as the Philadelphia and Reading railroad. The | weekly receipts of that company are immense, and their | business is entirely iocal. The moat important feature | in the affairs of this concern, is the great increase in the ber wext, and the balatice on or before the frst day or F receipts this year, compared with the two previous. We ‘annex a comparative statement of the business on this for 2000 cubic yards of ston: road daring one week in July in each of the past three | ,,1)e stone to imangular fad derabla @ years:— in diameter, and entirely Ree Puanepgs graeetoina Raivroan. Il end, and from 12 to 16 inche: the diameter at the small end is to be not less than oken,for conc: 21, ine Tuly 2%, 145, 255 1046. the engineer. Ha ARES TUpicet $5,006 1) quired to be delivered previous to the Ist of Novembernext ; one-third previoussto the Ist of February next, and the b wins att at Ince previous to the tat of April. 18 "fropoale will be Totals. sons + $15,313 94 $30 257 27 $56,984 54 | an ey, ing 500 cubic yar : ; 9 the piles will srate a price per lineal f oal transp’d, tons. . 10,828 25,197 35,491 eae cant It will bo observed thatthe quantity of coal transport- | ““Persons proposing forthe’ fatter will he ed for the week in 1846, was but about forty per cent ore than inthe same week in 1945. The freight re- | ceived was nearly one hundred per cent more. This | difference has been caused by the increased charges for the transportation of coal this year, compared with last. "The above week in July, 1846, was the largest we: business ever done on this road. The amount of coal transported over this road sing | the week ending the 30th ult., and since the Ist of Janu- ust be accompanied wil le persons, to become the faithful epformance 0 of the contract; the amount delivered will contract is fully complied with. farther infor J. ‘reais Esq., atthe Dry Dock Of ard, Brool "PROSPER M. WETMORE, Navy Agent audS law4w*rre HIGHLY IMPORTANT ‘TO THE Pee ae ary, has been as follows :— Here gel By keco's, No: 305 Brose Scuyyruins Coat Trapr. They would tike this opportunity to in! pe ig week. Previously. Total. | that these Skirts are pronounced by From Fl ir, Haven ... 15,370 11 241 256,257 06 | them to be the very best article of Cai 1 205,253 19 d for vtil 122,652 06 43,127 06 ‘Total .........37,193 06 627,609 17 The amount of coal sent to market by the Lehigh ca- nal, during the week ending the 25th July, and since the opening of the navigation, has been as follows: Lenton Coat Trane. jace an aricle emb cessful, until the appears | Original “006, and for the quarter £489,001, showing an Merense Stock Exchange. Ci |gn,y vg Se iw ig ie MIRE, BN | atveterate ‘and habitual Constip using either | Burantives, injections, or” tnths; followed bypa.grext nuih ber js and acquaintances of the tami- Mrs. Caruanine Reimer, widow r, Sen.,in the 78th year of her ; The | receipts of the Niagara Falls and Buffalo railroad | "®ting relatives and friends of the family are invited to where the Piles are required over 30 feet in ived for any quantity exceeding 500 | eahare, Piles are, to be deli nthe dat the same time and place, 4 pace Navy Yard at Brook i i @fanded ‘on such wharf, as may be directed by | jrd of the sborestone will probably be re- A to fi 4 mult chien test ad ete er ae | CHEAPER THAN EVER. ion can be obtained of the Easiner, t the | . This week. tat. By Lehigh Co. 1a og Punctually a:tended to. 38,091 00 | BOOKKEEPER, &c. el 44,112 00 | a well-educated young Mea j 20 years of age, 20,426 17 | ving leisure to de’ ily, .a few hours 5,874 00 | ss house or store, or 985 00 | so documents : or ‘he would like to ma Wan je mereantile house, in which he ‘Total 221,995 02 092 09 t bookkeeper, and would end Poral fiom dcayiill mince... sarees | wally useful; fora very moderate temane, Fation.. References of'« chararter the most mndoubted. om Datel Camtees 26s odcnes + «+= 966,701 26 | begiven. Please address H., box 2:75, Post Office, N. Y ‘The oggregate receipts from these mines for the year | —*! !t*t THE PRIVA'TE CHESTS, FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF + | TRAVELLERS. MARINERS, ing railroad company, up to the Ist of August, was 640,- | O% hose at a distance, and who req private and 0o0tons. They will be about 633,000, falling short of the | casei teed ets | estimate only about seven thousand tons. ‘I’his is pretty \tn lid, cont fl mode of close calculation, and is good evidence that the managers | of this immense concern are equal to the task. It is without doubt the most judiciously conducted railroad | in the United States, not excepting any of the celebra- | larger, soptaining everything ni s peculiar! etully wrapped , to any distance. For particulars, see abo-e Advertisement. ani Iw*r ments in this work was their enterprise and foresight ie fully entitle them to. _ We annex returns exhibiting the condition of the lead- | Preach Malle Powe ing departments of the Bank of England, at correspond- ing periods this year and last:— | Banx or Exoiann. June2l. July 12. Shocte ee | ; £30,051,610 29,682,000 29,005,160 29,266,960 13/911,607 13,542,657 12,592,403 | WANTED, 2,td,ona 2,140,008 2418757 LERK jn 4 Drig, Store: one who has served hi 3,140,557 8, Engl referred, Appl: f + en, F. Mountait GasiaTs Sasee Tass Piast Falton tad abene tcrecte, Wrest ‘aus ene SOUTHERN DRUCCISTS IN’ 1, by a sant 8 Man, an_ excellent Dru; to Best of references Ney dressed to J. A. C., atthe Herald Office, N. Y. BEC ° a | ! cure of aay iacly adapted to travellers. Th They TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c. ted New England roads; and we trust the stockholders | Jou CATTNACH, oH, jTrank Manufacturer, No. 1 Wall will ere long receive such dividends on their invest. | Bae stg aged sacra of ir he hae cela, whleate and Gecseces i eae rank for the } South America, me Shea with i Iwer ‘ranks, suitable for 10,147,586 11,356,519 15,203,909 15,661,286 ANTED—A Yow eg corner of Jay and Nassau streets, Brooklyn, ans 20 INFORMATION WANTED The actual circulation of the Bank of England, forthe four periods mentioned in the abo: pS Pad io0 Sate, WH 08. Ce) SO Teenuith crates eowie we Pheeeti ity io Crnviatigy ob tie eng | atlsze, ‘Western editors will confer a favor by June at, J dy 12. June 20. July 11, ANTED, Notes issued... ..£30,051,610 ‘gp 082,000 29,005,160 29°968,300 | FRY.& Young Woman, a situation to work, Notes on hand... 9,837,175 B* ‘essiot fa counts , washi id SOCEITO SSIES 548,008 city references may be’ bad on eppiying a ect ied | Actual circulation£20,214,/,$5 21,613,090 19,573,925 20,840.730 set Sr In the department of issue, the notes in circulation, | WANTED. compared with the ‘returns of the 4th of July, had de. se retely Sooresare core oftilaey creased £55,840, v +hichdiad been produced by the with- | i Sea ee ae drawal of £60,6'42 of gold coin or gold bullion, and the eR ai aR aad purchase of £,4,799 of silver bullion. On the @’sbit side of the banking department, the rest had incr’sased £58,363, the public deposits had decreased £4,804,784, the private or other deposits had increased Limbs, Tootliache, Mosquito Bites, £1,,956,926, and the seven day and other bills had incroa- fiulf the tame it wakes any. ether remedy now ae" AL™. the Venetian Teniment Depot, 438 been removed from 75 West Br d remedy for Rhew urns, Sealds, Warts, Sprai e ‘ad £64,202, making the total liabilities £38,127,809. public. ere On the credit side’ the government securities had in. WANTED, creased £24,996, the other securities had decreased £2, rh. HE, CHOIR of St, Peter's Chureh, Barclay street, a 001,698, the notes had decreased £877,460, and the gold and silver coin had decreased £29,345, which squared the ot the heir W. A. KING. 575 Broadway. account. Bo: 7 N s. ny These fluctuations have been caused mainly by the WANTED immediatly on the lin A aie tl payment of the quarterly dividends. The increase of A Pe ann ma Canal, ) (from Chig-s es notes and of bullion has evidently boen caused by the | “MLaporets end bat i find pon thin ena constant ¢ payments of the dividerds, and as far as the bullion is paaierks concerned, has no relation to the external demand. The | decrease of public deposits, part of which must have | gone to make up the increase in private deposits, and the | decrease of securities, are evidently caused by the same | circumstances. It will be perceived that there has been | an increase in the circulation of the bank, from the 20th | | | | WILLIAM GOODING, Chief Raainest. Canal Office, Lockport, Ill., July 22, 1846, jy234w*rh ROCKLAND FREE STONE QUARRY. gang tots at hard Coe, ie sighs eos is nell deawa to Boor ishing. Fi wit etauoplied with af ree ved in the qua ee Would inforse “Architects ond: Bailders pened the above Waniry with a face 423 feet Ton | ech Fin fet len int in one wie je ea cet of June to the 11th of July, of £1,466,905. This is a | very great increase, in such a short period, and has doubt been the principal cause of the improvement e: perienced in the money market. Notwithstanding the reductions made by Sir Robert of Site weathvtad ental con Peel, the decrease in ihe total revenue in the year end. | ofthe ‘ora 5 with ston if Pa nore equal sapplied oat ing July 5, 1846, is only £1,011,773; while on the quer- stevens.” Orden doons Fee marhoubarheiy asdhatouteund ter, as compared with the corresponding quarter of last | SaSies on THO! year, (the first quarter in which these reductions took | aut iwer Nantel Post pd County, N.Y, effect,) there is an increase of $575,599. The total | RGADWAY (ons amount of customs for the year is £17,688,461; for the | 9). quarter it is £4,623,391, showing a decrease in the year Sean petits ot a of £2,118,683, and en increase on the quarter of £23,843. ph ar Amount of revenue derived from the excise Fa a wi during the year, is £19,026,112, showing, inconsequence | |All in,perfect shipping order, worthy the attention of ship af the tata removal ofthe glae duties, andthe great re. | =" ah Ameren ad i tes duction m in various duties, a decresse, as compared | .RS FOR SALE—TOBACCO— with the preceding year, of £49,887, while on the quar- | O'states new crop, prime. ss vrappats Bt Jago. ter there is an increase of £130,097, the total amount of giiror=ame si Nha hasentllicee, revenue derived from the excise for the quarter bei j general epsorement Elevenas. £3,104,711. The revenue derived from stamps is, for the | pty paeearec =o Sopdeennei year, £6,998,940; for the quarter, £1,730,49, showing an increase on the year of £142,067, and a decrease on | “2 Stat: ee Th se i the quarter of £106,581. Under the head taxes, the re. | NOTICE TO THE LADIES AT NEWPORT, venue for the year amounts to £4,229,899, and for the qnarter to £2,006,497, showing an increase on the year | FOR te inten WM” *ptBais Ht ashe and enig | Bera | sera of £1,488, and on the quarter of £5,860. The property Broadway, has beat above named Dine on tax fo Dressing Hair. respective hoele cireelars wil beat lars wl m them of his addres: to ial that is requisite fi him. me 7 aud 3tr @ year amounts to £5,183,912, showing a de- | feeielctate crease of £78,042. There is, however, an increase on | alt The 4 the quarter of £99,171, the amount for the quarter being | Alt £1.009.162 The Postoffice revenue goes on steadily in- creasing; for the year it amounts to £794,000, showing oe AMERICAN ALOE an increase of £115,000; for the quarter it amounts to bra tae who intead paying: ing h his kingship , Fist 000, showing an inerense of £26,000. The revenue ESER yet week. ances A nen aa Rte under the head miscellaneous is, for the year, £1,384, | jy3t Ime iP ig ig 78 Lady to Bid aFancy Store | os i co We | taking Phil sielph iia, New fork and Baltimore, DRUG CLERK WANTED dway, which at’ whieh J jing second Soprano; also, a gentleman to sin, fate application must be made to the Director | intel to La Salle,) one thou- | and By grderot the frard of Teasteen of the illinois and Mich- JAMES, THM cegepally informs Jron and Glass bel Quarry formerly stown. The qualitY to people in the above line. ‘Those ers that he has id the i tre offered on liberal terms, wt No, Broadway, | Ts by rier a ah merch ¢ Hair can be procured of gne to ten, end Purchasers can packe "clock, au assortment of fe ICY GOODS — thie day, at Wo’clock, at No. B and Sheffield ive assortment, for pur a be hadat the auction room. aut It*rre CONSTIPATION, (ci Saaee Without Medicines, Injections, % ‘Baths. Dis- | covery Recently made in BY M. WARTON. ~~ = Price, bie. § Cents. HF. tth Engli ithon, tran wed from she 2ird ediuon of the exposition of a and infallible means (recently discovered ly of overcoming, but also of comple: » of authentic documents from eminent Persons of distinction, ‘certifying the a efficacy of sold a the caiticnal depot of Wart liam stree! ae by Jno. Milhar H. Ring, ‘corner ot Joh eet and Bi Ketcha Fulton st. lenry Johnson, Hite Apothecaries’ Hall, 6 Ay Bowery and Fourth st; Lewis, in Brooxlyn by Dr. Charles Ste 1M Fulton st aus Iweod*r 600 CHALLENGE, VALIE other’ remed; ly used for the Inat tea Keo such univer to produce a equal certat ‘$300 Pri Si per per box. For sale at 44 Nassau street, basement, __au5 Iweod*r FO R SAL. TSS FURNITURE, FLTURES, B. Ben of sb Eki aga Hotel, 09 cone. of West Broadvay and street ; has alease of three years to run from the 1 last, ‘Tne location is a desirable one, the house “ai business. Any person wishing to enj the by find it to their a a to apply at ‘Mey: of Mott and Ghstham FOR SALE. RARE CHANCE is now offered to any person havi mall capital to invest in'a sure business—the stock and of the we!l-knewn Foae louse Maguolia for sale, ¢ a good busi se Apply « ‘on the Peomipes, 2 No 39 ty street, between 12 and 5 *rre STEAM ENGINES, ocomorTiVES a concern where the above description of work ; he would take charge of the locomotive and repai ment of a railroxd. For informa:ion, please addres: T. Wz eP. ‘S, Baltimore, Maryland. aut 3t*rre FULL SUIT of superfine ioe vari A rae, in the most substantial and fashional say les be procured TTS fashionable ah Tailoring Estal i lishment, N t,.New York. Ei the line Saually low. Glasser Serna vil eodiwet JOHN MOFFAT. LUWBER’S PAT eae PLATED LEAD N ARTICLE eee su} Este to bd common Lead Pipe. it 261 and 263 Water street THOS. Oris LE ROY & CO. DR FELIX CATED BOA. ITALIAN MEDI- TTS pdmimble emolient is now by common consent rated No. 1, as a remedy for. Plotehes, pimples, seuri, tan freckles, sunburn, rf goecien of discols on atthe an AML com complet ran 51 9 desea for ehich witaic Ue lat ie sponta, bas togeer’ kinds of eruptic rossi ober i teeth a vincke beauty be, rtant that t ald be kept ig terre ig hair, has lererious preparati radjeating batts the juctor, is by common con: pac ny ‘article f for beautifying er graced a lady's or gentleman's hite, ide ee to be the the complexion, that toitee Liquid Vegeta Houge for msn le ie an c io ese superlat t] sock stato rf ery and fone jantclen var to, be had enuine only F. GOURAUD’S depot, 67 Walker eet, first door mad Broadway, and the agency for Beal’s ‘Agents Jordon, 2 Milk st., Boston; Carly & Con Lo ents—Jordon, 2 Milk st., Boston; Carlton . eli; Green & Co , Worcester. 2ya1 tweme. NEW INVENTED WIGS. ATCHELOR’S new invented Wigs Cy byrne made of the finest natural curl hair, and adapte: Most easy manner, to the peculiar style of each |. They are entirely a new invention, doing away with all garg difficulties so Tong, aera © those who w The public ited to inspect_a large and well delseted stock, containing every wasieey size and color; they will then beable to, et. ‘WM. BATCH! vinventor and only manufacturer, 2 Wall street, near way. Removed from is Lag Please to copy the address. FAMILIES GOING TO AND AERIVIN NG M THE COUNTRY AD TES ‘ont oe LEMEN having Taroll htlee fap tee taser ur. conttae poh tie subseriber, through the Post Office, oF sere wil atte id at their residences. pre We hae Ladies oan be attended to by Mrs.J- Banas fe a aul NJAMIN C. BYR Dy oF Fieskie es Bites ho house comer mer ot Be Peck Slip and o'clock of sam: day in ihe owrens'vs ang iu i fa,"s feet 10, inches tout built and "had on dark clothes, Night errant and Rese? eral a pearance that of a stage driver, which was ny information respectin, ml thankfnily received at J. D- Keating's, conser of Peck Slip and Water sireet, or at 303 Pearl street jy17 3taw2w®me joy | rs Sy ade yh uy ts MINIATURE PAINTERS, &e— 837,175 8, 9 iY QE MICHAEL and JOHN GILVAN, who came from | 587,705 "13,626 “gasi4i9 ‘596,306 Westmeat’ County, Ireland. Michael, when last heard lacksmithing in Stockport, Ohio. John settled information mg. them theld sleternin Rew York, fy No. | No. 2 Cor dt 1 wholente and retail Soy eat Travelling, and Jeveln Miniature Cases w canes, thimbles, pencil ‘ke mee Molt ths above articiee hand and oan ingrdey wrth nearness and Gespateh No. cours atraet New V ote ee N. LANE ERGEANT-AT-ARMS, House of Representatives, Un pia tensive tour through the i 1» Missouri, and aes ted ot Calle securing of Claims tie OW: named ee. bout the 25th oi Chee Gentlemen wishing to avail themselves of 29th Cy PS. IC it is Gesired he w vi visit Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, before leaving for the West. 2y12 2w eod i from the New York Tribune )_ A CURRY FELL NiGH MIRACULO =W; rday to see a wreck of humanity named James Wyckoff, now twenty years old, the son of Peter Wyckotty a frrmer of Clarence, bile Co., N.Y. ‘The boy James, ve years old, being attacked by measles, was wore murdered by’ a dose of ealome ihed” for and sent t0, him (without a visit, and probably rerthout Iniowledge ot his disease) by a reputal ha phys ysician. tui syncope resulted) followed by i ihe gra fal decay of taal Bodily faculties. H Became deaf, damb, ad Blinds a the amide H it length was: deprived, by of his lege and. purpose, Atleny iece of banter, pro} ast return trom the m: exe; three of his limbs ore ited, and what was left of him a mass of and | agony, We yet resolve % ae ee onal -t,. nd did make, | 80, the end of Sf sky fer it is possibl the ‘should be. ° Vor the ive years low he hs joyed all the health which 1s eompatl i ‘a fram: je eats heartily, stumps about on Fragussts of lees, sees with one restored, eve, converses ixns, and takes an interest in whatever i is goin ¢ aroun: haere has been brought to this city Fo veri ho to see in him the extraordinary er oft wrought in his case. That the act ‘a apa pre- paeaioy fr. Bristol, isan exceedingly valuable remedy we re |b ser emporrenees, and testimony, and if the sight of this poor vieti SAE hucerea cabpervient te the parpose of cresting ord ing A more eral horror of the carelessness in Prepara- tions are often by savaieeos ife will not have been preserved in ¢ would advise none to look at him from motives of curiosity —, spectacle is too | fi but thore who} felferng From ales Sloag hor sopectaly ithow “produced | re aes iy a of ect make this eope }Ow mplicit reliance. i n io Sverre, GEO. T. a AND HEAVY MACHINERY.— shes to obtain the snporistendency f called | c for 83, Fine’ Freueh Cait Di ras, | to the best made, and sold in 1 cond cabin endl steerage alled. for com- | fort and convenience, Snir rand airy, and fitved ug with. ore aroye | HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES. wo nodiQoMS AT HOBOKEN. T 4 | village of Spring open the sam ablie accommodation on the 30th inst. The Union House is large. richly pruned ae furn shed. aad offers advantages { seriber respect Id friends patrous, and | aif others,to‘ive uli a callin his new quarters. “? EM Springfield, July 24, 1846. oy: COLUMBIA HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA. (Fermerly the Marshall House,) NOW OPEN cvery department, aud trust it will be foun they respectfully shit for it AGLEY, late of Jones’ Hotel. HEN’ YC MACKEN, gh PETER L. FURGUSON. oe _iy3t tmtje | SHAKON SPRINGS PAVILION. HE PUBLIC js informed that this exablihinent, having been enlarged and improved the lat eet nag ta inant 23 2m *r PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON hon. inform an that the avi Edie Biante oe Pavilion, New Bet —— E, own, a en He UR HGNED bogs, Ticats a opens I te aS Ki ‘Fassel OTEL DE + PARIS Ae DN! yee cen late proprietors Feking ox fully informs ak cy the house No. on Reade street, called in i to accommodate those ith board and lodging, by “he ‘by, lore inost teeractis “0 THE LADIES: VISITING NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND. season, wi ty be hada dresses, floweis, perfumery, 30 lw rre ‘ablished in 1826, for Sale. to devote their enti business, I Appl: eke & Seem Ny "30 Fulton... Yau? lw*re pg Wate street. COMFORT AND ECONOMY. HE WALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING SOAP, Manufactured genuine by’ the subscribers, i the most Heft, and at th game time the Moat economical article cake” will ast from ax tg twelve rding to oe strength of th ae satffaction.” For ate, tiholevale end etal cy merchants and d dealer ine general will find’ ous of the Dest as Ta BCourtian JOHNSON, VROOM & FOWLER. | BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL- LEGE OF bet Teg weet gy 97 Nassau Stree | yee for the sale of i" SARSAPARILINE. Ged active principle of Sarsaparilla, one part of which | equivalent in st inal virtue e four | for train of di the injudicious use of mer- pon cury an si'medieal, feectebe warded to Mtoe NOTICB. Patients residing part of the Union, by writing » | th ion, let the disease be of what ndelicite, private or o1 it may—deli be consu Purpose, and pee }) post paid, and | rected to MOICRINSON, Sole Agent, 97 Nassau street, Herald Buildings, Where one of the Members Dnctor MaDennell isan eea- stant attendance jy30 Iwer THORN CHAMPAGNE, FRESH INVOICE of this delightful isin store, to which the attention of merchan’ rs, gad pri tlemen is invited. 71 ing of this Wine | ow superior to that of any in this COWREY, at no nigher Cc. LIVINGSTON & CO., mar]! istf re ‘Wail strast. ANCIENT AND MODEKN BOOKS. HE SUBSCRIBER has opened an extensive establish: the large basement of No. 62 John street, for the sale of valuable Books, in every department of | Knowledge, art, nnd thought. He hes accumalat | siderable eSllection of works, many of which are curjous aud rare; and all, more or le: ve value. He intends to sell exclusively for cash, ave no rival whatever in vate libraries, or of smaller collections of books. bu ay frm seantet. st modern, te whied nt of I sect or party, in ever tment 0 dope end ist, sed ia all nagtese’ fie to make his establishment an ie ae Artist, and men of lette m will meet with the lowest lowest price charged by the very cheapest seller city. awe ee nantit’ SOHN DOYLE, Bookseller, | _my23 1m#rr "Gh dohe susek. New York. CHURGHS VEGETABLE LOTION. YM et highl splastle sagen effectually cure erup arly pimples, blotch deter, fa, tau, freckles an @ use of the Lotion ton, 1d in bottles at 75 cents each, Of Spring street. “Also by Mrs. Hays, Brookiye °myie mm ICINA_CORDIA: TH E ee BOF. L OR oft HE ‘spe cipient Conaui corthasa 01 Obstructed or difficult. Menseruation, incontinence or involuntary discharge thereof, f and for the gees! tion of the system, no matter whether alt of inherent | dial in both he aick and Ts! complaints. Nothing cas be more surpris effects on the human frame. Persons all weeknes: ounce become robust and fat of energy under its in! the nervousness of the of batrencess, and w deter men from re Pordial, which is re- Price $3) per ‘pottle. TPrimetpal office 14 Nassau street, base ment. aus Iweod*r S On Wednesday Evening last, a large blyck New: foundiand Dog. with reing, eta eggs ick New ‘and tai fe dollars will be paid for his re | turn to roadway aud 3tre FOR | TWO FINE SADDLE. iy Witter also Te hor back, and jong a G fe. Apoly at the Mietk of of th ra farther particalai FINE BOOTS, FOR 9 00 Boots for $4 50. equal B rant d te oe Hae OUNG & JONES, No. af Amn street, ‘Near the American Ske sales and small profits is our motto. ry ‘Ann street. aal lw*! bai D: oe ni will , Wand 1 A. My atl, 2, 3,4 Staten Gand 7, P. Nes Lea and 4 ras uy id risk of of th “Aire aches Fe rons Mending tor the Telegraph | ie Station every hoar throughout the day. Fare 12% cents iy 30 FOR NEW ORLEANScLousiane and New York Line—Positively Arse Regular Packet—To Monday. it —The elegant, fast sailing eenhip OSWEGO. johnston, master, will positively Fis free Ley handsome furnished seem: ‘or freight or Pan taaed ot Oot some re hone, ‘apply wharf, fe foot of Wall ager or OLLINS KUO. ontively no Foe ‘eseived em’ board. dite? evening, Fin New Or ‘sane, SAS. WOODRUFF, who will master, will succeed sist At h peer a i agust, her regular iON E OF PACK! Fe Bue (3:9 YON} IN EOF PACKETS Fi 0) ent and fa oe Packet ship PCORNELT A: 4 ay Sih in Ty hewill positively sail on Wednes- odatfons 0 of this splendid pac! t for eabin, ont regard te span should see the Cornetia'and ae rm res ea are ‘a application shoul anit te oa ies 24 % 3. v. TArscoTT 2it door betow Burling Slip. ‘OR LIVERPOOL Repular Packer of LAAN he frt-ciaae Havestliog fucker ght AS; ‘Capt, Wm. How: re hes renalar du Those desirous of a forth thei th ats. ne ads in od Pk en Ly Aa | AMUSEMENTS. de. OWERY THEATRE.— Wi fice si Evening, Aug. 5— (7 on Cd age, ne new rene of HO} barnes dioed of the ee of New York, Mrs Bells Mrs. Lei Ma. ox’ Target excursion, Ke. ke, Se: et 2-—-Drawing room of ‘enuox— ‘amily ge h life below stairs oursem The beau’s song. otan officer in Montre in coventry. Scene 2—Mrs. Scene 3—Glendenning’s meet you"—The dugllist chet ae ae Mg Fesiquing « comm Scere 6—Drawing room—M. mother’s predict -Hotel de Soxe, Dresden n_he hotel Another of Lord Middletou— ddieton—Re-union of of compromise a Scene 7—Frank’s room— “Act t— ublic reading reo Sceue 3—Logd Middleton's apart ed. Doors open at 7 o'élock, eurtain will rise at halt pase 7 — 50 cents; Upper Boxes, 25 cents; ({REENWICH THER hy ay Vanek and ¢ Bart 1on streets.— Wednesda: ed the Drama of TH GIPSE Drakes fase Com a onelude with the Drama of THE. Got: Golden Farmer, Mr Chanfreu; Jem- ir Weaver; Harry Hammer, Mr H Chapman; | boats run betwee! River, and New Boorse open at 7—perfor- Bi the f Me ome a 2 a a _ a York, | oe. open day and even! the entertainments will 1 t uU Labitzky, Strauss, Boieldicu, which Will he perform ey! Ter, mm of half * feo, fe ts, ful e Ce COSMORAMAS' uber, wt Kuflacs, | mI ing around the iat oft | cellent oj pertanity to examin uring the day and eveni MR. BURTON’S BENEFIT. MR. BURTON, AND MR. CHIPPENDALE. TRE O18 GARDEN Wotecstey. ia (vg; vats fal Views, MR. H. PLACIDE, rd Lomecpan: MrH ide; Dr Tansle » Mr Burcon; Cicely Homespun, Miss fan hour's intermission for the Concerts A-la-Mustrd, "To conclude with the C COLLEGIAN’S WAGER—Web- pen at 7 o'clock ; entertainments begin at 80’clock. ‘Trekets 3 ae a & NOW OFEN FOR THE | Cornet Band will perform rida evening, commencing June 2x WILLIAM ALLISON, Froprietor. MODEL OF NEWYORK In Carved Wood. HIS immense work of are 4 . PORTER Pay it ol is ing, shed, tree, and other Tehas been 19 Pi fs of 100 persons hat "Above ee ‘Mode! i isa Gothic Canons work, Keeps fl ew een ouplared in mits of the most highly ifferent compartments ‘some of the indo Bu- np of exh ition oiteat oA. M. to 10 P. p=! its—Seasor 1 sortments of racy artiel le in the line, and at the lowest rates | CO! Ss D EMPO! RIUM ¢ OF ART AND CLASSIC CABINET HICH includes his immense rocks of Boe i Fasraris at laterials, ¢., are now tobe oor, up. py flight of easy. si ery thing be. ae) low prices, and ay much mas Ba the reeniar, prices, neo Say a of clos- pa i scon be pusilshoe farthars who will bay chasers are invited to call and examine his No | No. 201 Brondway, second floor. nt, |. Price, $1 tle, o 6 bottles for $5—packed and for- | me of ‘ail ‘others in aoe It is approved by the College for tho | cure of scrofula, rheumatism, cutaneous eraptions, enlarge. | ment and syphilic symptoms, and the STRUCTION given on oy Piano at Two Dollars Mouth, by a person who understands the profession tho- ro shly. Young ladies wishing to take lessons will please te to * Music,” at the Herald Office. SS STMAMBUATS, &e. GRAND SE OT ETON COTILLON rf DENGITS ioe: fee ($5,) uhh F | .R. ybinson street at of Hammor ‘Of 19th street at 9 5 the Hudson pk, ‘and returning about one elegantly fitted up and bril'iantly light- the services of a su- table = pe | perior band of mu: sumin 4 speniee pleasantly, tree 1, to sdmit a gentleman and two lon wi ¥.B, Hall, foot of Barclay street. GRAND Se eee geaiee hace BAL " smallness of his profits, and the lowness of his prices. His | stock will be constant} augmented. Sy the purchase of rt wil ic that their Flo- next, the 5h, on Billa dot ‘come off on y an iiuminated the DELAWARE, Sanaten Tiekets $1, ro admit a gentleman and one lady. Extra la- e piers as follow 1 -fhemvew Ly Sity at 73%. Pier No 1 al nal street ‘at 83g, Old Beate | Prison 84 NG BOAT AT GF OC OCK FoR ALBANY Bibliomaniac, the Soeeuerian. pe Divine, (ab Lawyer, ie 7 oelock, aera, a “ for the Piano Forte meuts, for which | thank any one who may Soters sive him ries | AND intermediate landing Landing the foot of Hammond street ‘he Steamboat NO. will leave the foot of Robson street on con i. friday mornings, at 60°C lock. Tor passage apply on board. MECHANICS’ [NSTITUTE. ON Keadalve New York Brass ew sa, to yetura by wsooulight—The ele: hott time, will a eaere 1 clear and ‘brilliant co nplex- , er wound AMERICA will leave the ity, on wery, comer i it’ and Harmond 11° raion rr beautiful village of ‘Ta , the: L & Cf the Santas ay i Barclay ra o’eh gel rods below, euibosom, urs Qu returning to the city he ‘Steamer will land passengers y and Pike streets. ‘Tickets to be had at the piers Roo E. Coffee, corner of Beach an 96 North Moore street ; R. Balla alker, 64 Broadway : rell, 600’ Broadway F to Considerable iueurable, And it quiekly removes. the impe- diments produced by physical prostration, which frequently je. indeed, cannot AL PIC NiC AND COTI CURSION TO VERPLANK’S POINT, V HONOR OF GEN. TAY LOR, THE HERO OF The commotion: and ele all parts of the world ‘overies of any ages 93 and Toth street 914 o'cloe By Boat will be handsomely decorated by fair women men, together with the artifi by the nobie Commander, in | beauty accompanied by coed lp the river to ments, superintended je taste and surpassin, ‘se rated Brass Band, wil ines of destination, where the ty to the place selected for two masters of ceremonies nicrided: Returning at o'clock, the ¢ sold in other stores | wN s city for $6 oF $7. “All | Aicor House; Charles ome ‘in Sohn street; G 50 Fulton@eree th and Floyd, 2d inert) Catherine and West; John Steel. oi Bat comer of anek Lawrence Shirley, D. | bine House, ‘corner of 13th street aud 6th sell, corner of 16th tres ana House, Fult reet, Brooklyn, and on board of the "Dinwer and other refreshments will be provided on board, z Now York ft 7918 and 11, A.M. and 1, 2,3, 4,5, pie, the excursion will nt ‘The Beasyolent Orders of No. 1, and Washington Assem lly invited to attend. CONEY ISLA ty olock A Misa P.M, M ku Oa} A M., 12) Steamboat eis pein Richard Yates, will Soon A.M, 5 P.M. Winitohall BYE, ray Lando a For be in ae on the 52h of the passengers to New Utreeht to take passengers to the THOMAS BEILBY, Proprietor. MORNING LINE AT HALF-PAST SIX OCLOCE FOR ALBANY. poy at ¢ Fore milton, to take and Bath ; also at Coney Ialond, or passage, which will be saab onpe reat | atoll Poughkeepsie, ' Bristol, Catskill, ms will arrive in time forthe train slo, and North to Saratoga, bbe that the jew x the ata han bythe Olde Line ethe Old Monopoly, at the 35 conts, Poughke y ° eine As it ferrin aT ofeloe! ty lian aS mts; a — - ‘he ne ae hour, ae rn Uevads ; LATEST INTBLLGENCK, ——————— BY THE MAILS. Waswixoron, August 8, 1846. Passage of the Land Graduation Bill by the Senate The Appropriation Bills—Veto of the River and Harbor Bill—Reasons assigned therefor by the President— Expediency — Discussion on the ques. tion “ Shall the Bill become a law ¥” Legislation is preceeding ata more rapid pace as the session draws to a close. The Land Gra- duation Bill passed the Senate to-day without difficulty, and they have since taken up the dif- ferent appropriation bills, and passed them rapid- ly through with many amendments, of course.— The veto of the River and Harbor Bill has come one day soonerthan I expected. The reason assigned for the veto by the President is essentially the same that I stated a few days: since, namely, the inexpediency of leaving the Exche- qn rempty, war impending. There are some ht constitutional seruples enumerated, which, but for the former cause, would not have pre- vented the President from according the bill his sanction. After the reading of the me: there a muster of forces on both sides, an deal of excitement generally. A rumor prevail- ed in the House that the Ohio delegation would sustain the veto. Mr. Brinckerhoff came out rainst it. Some of the Pennsylvanians have de- clared their determination to snpport the veto, in evenge for the support — y the western members to the new tariff In the message covering ae veto, the President declares that those measures of improvement de- | signed to facilitate navigation on the inland wa- | ters are unconstitution: That a harbor or river to be entitled to an appropriation from Congress, must be one open to and used in commerce with foreign nations, and that improvements on inland waters is a subject for State legislation, and not | for the action of Congress. This position is a :| plausible one; but I doubt whether it is tenable with regard to the Ohio, the Mississippi, or any other river which divides two or more States Which of the several States on either bank of rhe Ohio, Mississippi, and other rivers, will improve those rivers ? wis hich State ha: warranty to make improvements? But again—the c | commerce of the country depends greatly on internal trade, andon the commerce carred oo on itsinland waters. The foreignand d trade of the country go hand in hand— . indissolubly united. You cannot throw obstucles in the way of one, without commensurately de- pressin; the other; so that after all, the conslitu- tional objections to the Dill, raised by the Presi- dent, are so trivial as to make itevident that he relied mainly on the argument of inexpedioncy in assigning @ reason for his veto, ‘There has been a pretty sharp discussion to-day on the question whether the bill shall become a law. It was continued till half past 3 o’clock, when the House adjourned. The Southern inem- bers sustain the veto. There is not the slightest chance of the bill becoming a law. Gatvrensis. Wasnineton, Aug. 8, 1846. The President’s veto message, to-day, fairly roused up the indignation of the Western mem- bers. They have been most elegantly circum- vented in this business. The bill was kept back until the tariff’ was safe. Now, hadour Western friends insisted! upon the return ef the River and Harbor bill with the President’s signature, as the only condition of their voting for the tariff, the provebility is that the bill of internal improve- ments would at least have been suffered to slip uietly into a law, by the expiration of the ten days? Tunitation. The Western democrats were in a sad humor—the Southern ones never more fan pied. It was an adroit turning ef the high | othe Senate framed to-day a sort of compromise bill, on the land uation and reduction scheme, between themselves and the House, which wil most likely be acceded to. The civil and di matic expenses occupied the residue of the Business now goes on with a very heavy, drowsy sort of narcotic tedionsness. veral Senators were asleep in their seats Loe from the supo- rific effect ot dry debates upon dry amendments, and your reporter for once pleads guilty, as he tells us, to the same indictment. The Southern democrats are in the ascendant —the Northern fraternity are in the vocative. The management. of Secretary Walker is equal to any emergency. As a political tactician he is unsurpassed. He makes every edge cut in every direction. 'TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS. Senate. Wasnrnaron, Aug. 3, 1846. The Senate, during the morning hour, transacted « batch of miscellaneous business, and then took up THE LAND SBADUATIORN with the amendments of the House, upon with amendments from ae a Committee ret th the = nate, was then taken wy woe y pees Hao Senate, the bill provid n in market ten years uj ‘o reg soo 1847, should be soldat $1 per acre. The House changed this term to twenty years. The Land Committee propose a compro- it fitter a hig Mtn jectual attempts to ne the bill till one o'clock, the subject was formally taken into conside- ratio The amendment changing the House term of sale of landi one dollar per acre. to be such lands as shall n in market on the Ist of December next, fil- tee years instead of twenty, simemens ion by Mears Johnson of Md., Breese, Speight, Davis, Dayton, * how, J M. Clayton, Huntington, and others, was agreed to—Yeas 28; nays 23. OTe committee ‘of the Senate next proposed to strike out the second section of the bill as it ae oy the woe ‘the annual sale of the public lands to three mil- lout of a acres per annum—29 to 18—so the limitation stricken out. “Mr. Simmons moved the following amendment :— That all public lands which ve been offered end sale ton years or more on the first day of Mare eighteen hundred and forty-seven, aball 4 arch, ei all be lawful for any person, hots prope f land to the amount of a quarter section, who may desire to occupy and cultivate any of said lands which shall have feon'in market at said reduced rate for four years, to ou- ter not exceeding a quarter section in extent of the same at fifty contaper acre. And all lands remaining unsold on tho first day of March, eigteen hundred and fifty-five which shall have been in market e:ghteen years er tae, and subject to eatry at such reduced price for eight years, and also bject to entry a actual occupants dnd cultivators for four years at fifty cents per acre, shall be ceded to the several States, in proportion to the num- ber of electoral votes to which such States may be re- spectively entitled at the time of such cess; portionment to pe made to the several States in such moi and the sails of said lands to be made under such regula- tions, as mr ga shall prescribe. And all lands re- maining unsol the first day of march, eighteen bun- dred and fifty-nine, which shall have been in market twenty-two years or more, shall be subject to be taxed by the States in which they’ respectively lie, in the same manner as if they were at that time sold to inti ‘After some discussion, the amendment was reje oo. 22 to 26. Mr. Westcort next proposed the following amend- ‘And be it furthe: eyes That from and after first day of December, eighteen hundred and forty- six, any free white person, of eighteen years, who m: | settlement end habitation upon vate any nds of the United States subject to en try for the term of fifteen years prior to that day, and re- maining unsold and not reserved from sale, or subject to pre-emption in favor of any other person, he or she may file his or her application, in writing, with the re- gister of the land district in which said shall lie, cifying the township, range, section, and sectional subdivision of said lands ; and upon his or her add satisfactory proof to the register aforesaid, to the receiver of the same district, that no other person has settled upon said lands, which p roof shall be filed with said register, then the said miner and receiver shall jesue to" to such foplee a roots Se thet upon the continued habitation and raltivetion of by said applicant, or, should he or she have wa er te bis or her heirs, for the term of five years from and date of said certificate, and upon proof thereof within ninety days after the expiration of s ‘one 54 such Tegisten end receiver aforesaid, such i arplicnt or, if he or she shall have Fry hisor her hei bx titled to the said lands, and ‘that a ee ae for to such aj ant, or his or heirs fol ged any | charge antie, onl, which Patent in such case fauug'as aforesaid , Provided, however, ratthat inno case shall an aj plication be made or certificate or patent be issued in Teor of the same person man, fe mate ne Tie ter of asection of said lands ; ey the right of such applicant, or tie or her heirs, wt lands, shall in no case be sold, assigned 4, or trane: 4 mortgaged, or hypothecated, ara patent teat ball be issued, and an; jreement for bao and void ; and no len shall be allo be face | or acquired on said right to aid lands, 20° to laid lande bes gaa he ny at law or in equity prior to ated and = i, the person or ‘peroneal it farther Loeeig 4 That it be un- | lawful tor ox pores, 6 Lents iy @ applicant id, oF his or her heirs as to settle spacc eabivee® quarter section bi eed for rath a cel janned as aforesoid ; and such ill settlement shall in no case give such person any right to such lands, or interest therein. Mr. Westcot advocated this proposition in an ex lanatory speech. 4 Mr. rn thought as the scheme was entirely new, it had better be postponed till the next session. ala paige wapatel fo nen in a vote upon it now, and le for the ayes ted a re of 17 to 22. ition was reject hg ne nd the proposi | The bill as amended was form, and ordered to we age te Hone T | Po reduce and nr vg tg Public Lands, and ror Tad | Bo ie ouscted, That ‘ll public londe which shell heve