The New York Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1846, Page 4

a a Cireular to Collectors of the Customs. Treasury Derantent, August 18, 1846. Sin—The annexed copy of a treaty of commerce and navigation between the United States and the Two Sici- , dated at Naples, the first of December, 1845, ratified the President of the United States, the 14th April, 6 ; exchanged, the first June, 1846, and proclaimed | 1 Van. Antwerp & & Hubbard—2 Butterfield & Brothers—282 peas | by the President, the 24th July, 1846, is transmitted for your information and government. The clear and explicit terms employed in the several important stipulations of the treaty, render it unneces- sary, inthe opinion of the department, at this tim add detailed instructions in relation to its provisions erally. It, however, becomes expedient, in view of those contained in the first, eleventh, and twelfth arti- Sicily and the duties chargeable thereon, questions in re- gard to which being now before the department, to ad- a, that the white and red wines of the kingdom of ‘0 Sicilies, of every kind, including those of Mar- imported directly into the United States, whether in vessels of the one or the other country, since ‘the first day of December, 1545, are entitled to entry, and are to be accordingly so admitted, at the lowest rates of duty at which the white and red wines, respectively, of any other country, are admitted, whether in conformity wit! treaty stipulations between the United States and such country, or otherwise. ‘The importers of the white or red wines of Sicily, in- cluding those of Marsala, entered since the first day of December, 1845, who have paid the rates of duty chargea- ble on such designated wines under the tariff act of 30th August, 1842, being. by the operation of the said provi- sions of the treaty, entitled to a return of the excess over the rates at which the white or red wines of some other conntries have been admitted within the same period, under the laws or treaty stipulations, you are authorized and directed to issue the usual certified statement for the return of such excess found, on examination, to have been so paid, referring in such statement, and in your accounts of the customs, to this letter by date, as your eeihort for the payment. Very respectfully, your obedient servant, J. WALKER, Secretary of the Treasury. Arrarrs 1N OreGon.—W versation with Mr. B. Genois, who, with ten others, has just arrived inour city from Oregon. The arte! from Oregon City on the 18th of last April 4 arrived at St. Joseph, Mo., on the first day of August. ‘They passed over the whole route without molestation from the Tudien tribes, and report having met the differ. ent emigrating companies on their route. Mr. G. says five hundred and twenty-four wagons, destined for Oregon and California, passed them on their was in.— They met Mr. Russoll’s party about one hundred and. fifty miles beyond Fort Laramie, and received a brief who states that note from our correspondent, ‘ Laon,” the company are all well, and progressing comfortably Medard G. Foi office, of this c Oregon Legis! dians for a trip to California, and was to start about the Ist of lust May, On purusing the treaty, which Mr. G read for the first time in our office, he refers to that clause securing to the Hudson's Bay Company the sites they fe ebtested in ous. tertiary, tose, meaecie jurious’portion of the agreement for the interests of the people of Oregon, because this company are in posses- sion of not only the best sites south of 49, but, by their immense capital and power, overawe and break down all American traders who may attempt to compete with then, It was the strongest hope of the emigrants from the States, that whenever the boundry line would be established, it would entirely divide them from the in- fluence of this company. He reports the country healthy, very productive. and the emigrants, with few exceptions, pleased with their prospec! t. Louis Reveille, dug. 14. From THE Paciric ng Ruoms are in re and who was elected a member of the Th 3 astillo’s administration was progressing qui- etly,and there was every prospect of order and tranquil- ity being preserved. ‘he republic of Bolivia was also doing well. News of the war with Mexico had reached doth Valparaiso and Lima by the steamer Ecuador from Panama, which now runs monthly between that port and Callao—leaving the former on the 23d or 24th, and reach- ing the latter on the 6th of the following month. Tho frigate Constitution arrived at Valparaiso from Mazatian, en the 11th Juno, and sailed again on the 1th for the United States. Gen, Bulnes had been re-elocted President of Chili for five years without opposition, Congress met on the lst June. Don Mariana Egaira, an eminent Senator and Privy Counsellor, died suddenly on the 20th June.—Bal- timore American, slug. 24. COMMERCIAL New York, Aug. 24. Asues.—Transactions were small to-day at $3 56, for Pots, and $4 06% for Pearls, Breast to-day and Genesee are held at $4a $464; Oswego, $4; new Flour is held at $4 125 Corrox—The market remains firm, with a good enqui- ry. The sales to-day amount to about 1,200 bales. Liverroot Crassiricary 9 Iga 95 9%eal0! wala + none New York Cattle Market. [For the week endin Monday evening, August 24 At Market—-920 Beef Cattle, (about 450 from the South,) £0 Cows ond Calves: 4100 Sheep and Lambs. Boef Cattle.—The offerings were rather small.—Prices firm at $5 a $7, at which all but about 100 head were sold. Cows and Calves.— The supplies at market, last week, hardly equalled those offered the week previous, but prices show a considerable improvement,—all selling at rates ranging, as in quality, from $15 to $22, Sheep and Lambs.—The sales have been large head only remaining unsold,) and prices, for Sheep asmall advance on those quoted in our last Tepo! market averaging from $1 by 50 to $4,295, from 63 cts to $1,50 a $2,5 The Crop We regret to state that from information received from various quarters of the Lower Province, symptoms of rot have egain manifested themselves in the potatoe crop, though not as yet to a very alarming extent. Jn the neighborhood of this city several fields which a fortmght ago presented the appearance of a full and sound yield, now exhibit ample evidence of the of the blight. At River du Loup (en bi of other places in that district, the diseas lig) manifested itself; and a gentleman, arrived yesterday from the Eastern townships, informs us thai in every direction there the droeping vine of the plant but too plainly tells tho farmer of the destruction of his crop. The same informant, however, states that hay, oats, and wheat,in the same section of that country, have a } ant appearance and promise an abundant harvest. At Valcartier, also, we have been told the rot has appeared. Good new potatoes were sold in Upper Zown market, this morning, at 2s per bushel.—Quebec Mercury, 11th instant. Molly Stark has a capacious granary ht yet is wont | filled this season. The number of acres of wheat the county, = aived for seed and home consumption is @ ,000 bushels, leaving a surplus tor salo and xportation of 660,000 thousand bushels, which sum of $330,000 for a single article of produce. The Hannibal (Mo.) Journal says the corn in that re- gion has been “ fired” several inches above the ground, in consequence of the drought, and that the season is too ent parts of orter, tho not more far advanced for i itto recover. From the di 'y inj! , than ball the usual yield will be reclized thie year. A letter from Edisto Island gives an account of the ra- vages of the caterpiller there. The writer estimates that on the [sland not more than an average of 20 Ibs of Cot- ton to the acre will be gathered. A lett jad news for cotton crops, 0 much rain has in- jared them very much ; the prospect was pretty fair three eeks ago, but since that time they have thrown off con- lerably, and what still makes it worse, there are \hou- sands of caterpillars.” We hear great complaint among our planters of the ravages of the army worm which has made its app ance im great numbers on some of the best plantations both in the hills and lowlands.—Miss. Free Trader. The New Orleans Tropic of the 11th instant, has the following paragraph :— Our city has been thrown into admiration at the unfortunate ambition of some of our Belen to net the first bale of cotton to market. It may @ laudable ambition, but is an expensive one. A planter oes through an immense field, with a full gang of #,and picks out all the open bolls, that have b favored with extra sunshine and extra care, and makes ‘up @ bale of cotton, sends it to New Orleans, weeks in ad- vance of the real picking season. The consequence is, European buyers make calculations prejudical to the plapter, and this ‘ first bale,’ could the tacts be known, costs the planter from fifty to a hundred thousand dol. jars, the money, in the latter part of the season, finding its way into the kets of every body, but those who have earned it. ‘The Port Gibson ‘Herald, printed among = most t excellent planters of the State of Mi We heard an intelligent planter remark t) oan, that cotton picking would commence several we later than it did last season. This is no doubt the plain how entirely erroneous upon the cotton just | mond; 2ist, Ann statement of the case, and sho’ will be the calculations ma: brought to the market, and how pr judicial their c: lations will be to the interest of the planter.” The editor of the Milton, Corn crop promises to be tl mory of our oldest men. Wen mising prospect. est known to th Mussengers Arrived. Le ip be Jawetno— Bark herd, of brig Gen Armstrong, E St Crork— ondor— Foas; George de Bretton. Hy Miss Aen Grafton; Hise GMerphys Me Berry. ladys 3 childree ends Marea Mr By an pu: kgvageoey-tnia 4 festa 3 aitie pennant ome Brothors=ii ek cks E Au Boster—7 cr © Hail & ia a a hy Stokes & Gilbert—I ck Dy eet & & cles, so faras they apply to the entry of the wines of yesterday had a con- formerly a printer in the Republican ny if Cana- Baltimore Exchange eipt of advices overland Valparaiso to. the 28th of June, and from Lima to —There was less activity in the market ,than was noticed for some days back; Michigan New Orleans eee Florida Mob.§ Texas. | ito vested in the county of Stark this season is omtirnatod by, | th Mr. John Whipple, one of tha largest wheat growers of {B,000, and if each acre yielded 20 Dushela total crop is 960,000 bushels) The cts., alow rate per bushel, gives Stark the very handsome in the Savannah Georgian from Liberty county C., Chronicle, says :—The | la me- | ir beheld such a pro- re cetaia Philip W. Shep- (sold in Rio); Geo ‘ fathew Edgar; William folk erie eat Nd, brigs Virginiy an Hector, Heeor kco-ie Winakor b Hinds eC Mlk iros Whittimore £ ‘co—150 tons coal 31 bhds 150ts to order, Sr Crorx—Barl to maste: MARITIME HERALD. PORT ‘OF : NEW YORK, AUGUST 25, M 21| Moon sets. i ri ry 6 42 | MIGH War. Cleared. Ships © Folumben, Weng) Fonieg: eons ba Baichen: | Orleans, Barrett, Orlean: gprongiies) & ‘ouillard, Brazos, y & Hanchard, City Point, et mith 5 ce Walah brigs Al Moxey, Neuvitus, D'Cu jadison, Hoey, Savannah, Sturges, Clearman'& Co; True ‘blue, ue, (Br) Stapleton, St Jo Veter Rogerson: Belle,’ Myers, Wi ells sera J W Kimpton, Osborn, Norfolk, eas: o5 NEV, Wright, Petersburg; Blanche be) DL Sayre. Arrived. Nelson; cf Co; Juni ‘etmore, Bra- Ship Joho N Gossler, Fairfowl, 50 any 2 frome London, maa uly 22, experienced a 250 tous coal to Woodhall & Mintum. heavy gale from SW and We lay to for 16 hi Spencer. 30th, lat 5020, lon 31 30, spoke brig tol, bound to Newfoundl Has been detai Bank s 7 days with light winds. 200 in steci Ship Southerner, Palmer, from. Liverpooh all the passage. Bark Brazileiro, TW Williams, 39 days from Rio de Jane- iro, with coffee. to Barstow & July i6th, spoke brig Mon- tezuma. Kelly, from Baltimore to Rio; Aug 17th, lat 32 11 N, lou 67 20 W, spoke brig Souther of and from Boston, 12 days out for Port au Prince. 23d inst, Sandy Hook bearing NW poke bark Nicholas Brown, fm Matanzas distance 90 miles, for Rhode Island. ‘ark Condor, mdse to Alsop '& Chauacey. Danish brig Henrietta, Bertha, 63 d mee to Schmidt & Balchen. 100 ers. | Kelson, Rolins, 18 days from Trinity, NF, in Br brig W: ballast, to H Routh &'Son. Br brig Belfast, Kinney, 18 days from St Vincents, in bal- last, to Middleton & Co. Di the Channel. Willinex, and brig of war Echo, Frendenterg, for ma had to brice up for New York. P Havens & Co. Schr ¥uitie, Baker, Philadelphia, with coal. Schr Onei igi nin. hr Richwngad, elleg, Thomaston, with lime, he Leander, Baker, Newport, with ballast. hr Excel, Lovell, oe with mdse. Below. Salled. Ships Margaret Evans. London; Francois 1st, Havre; C ter, Quebec: barks Hecla, Port au Prince; Gazelle, Savann: ‘Two br Domingo. Miscellancous Record. Sir France, which arr Hook, where she remained two hours Jury. Caxrao, Jaly 10—From the ist of Jan 31 American yessels entered this po whalers, and 15 exer There lowin, Arabella, 36 ships, with 1893 ton Lich ships takin; The follo ou the Paci wood, 90 d ritish vessels of war are n Hireguard, 52 do; Juno, 2 do: do; Heral Frolic, 16 do; Pande: 6 do; Cormorant, 6 di For loss of the sehr Mai columns. 3do;' steamers Samp- nder, 6 do. Theschrashore near Edgartown, is said to be from New York—her captain’s name isfHardy. Notice to Mariners. Pivaxc Haxnon—The following instructions for vesse! outh Channel leading to Pinang Harbor on thi tra, are published for general ree Press, from which paper we copy them. Vessels approaching the Island from the Southward ing to enter the harbor of Pinang, should be guided following directions :— a Triangle. 2—The first of Sou from 3 to 4 miles, be: most white cross beac one mile. 3—Vessels will be the Eastward of the white cross beacons. i—The Southern red triangle beacon is off the north end of Palo Jernjah, and after having passed it, care am to keep more on the East side of the channel to patch, with 24; fathoms low water bearing near! {otamile. 5—With this exception, between the first and second red triangle beacons, all vessels can safely work in, if the go to the Eascward of the white cross spring tides J,CONGALTON, Commander. H. ©.’s Steamer Diana, Singapore, oth Noy. 18 (True copy.) T. CHURCH, Resident Councillor at Singapore. poken. S Ship Sutton, Galloway, hence to Charleston, no date, Cape Henry bearing SW, about 60 miles. Whalemen. Cld at New Bedford, 2ist ship Caroline, Carey, Indian | fy Com me Wy, Coast. it New London, 16th, brought 550 bbls sp oil, and had sold pry bbls at Rio Janeiro. Saited from Sag Harbor, 19th, bark eae eqwes, SS Atlan- te and Ladian Oceans rdiner’s Ba: th bark wards, for do wtg wind, would probabl: tail samme ev At Pernambuco, 22d ult, bark Arab, Wrightington, 14,000 galls wh oil at Ste net ‘At Mani, Dee 7, °45, ship Mayflower, Gifford, NB, 17 mos out, 70 sp 830 wh, Foreign Ports. Hatirax, Aug 18—Arr steamshij J same day for Liverpool, with 8 additional py ers); Quehec, Aus 19—Arr barks British King, H ‘Tar, Steveas, Exeter; brig Holmes, ton, 20th, ld atnp Symmetr seph Cw ‘Williams, N. Cork; Lord Brougham & V ‘ort; brigs Glide, Jobnson, ux, Walker, Yermouth; Isabella, Desmond, Kinmare. Rio pr Janeiro, July 16—In port, barks Chenango, Snow, from Liverpool for Baltimore; Chief, Lefevere, frotn Mo tevideo; A Mulholland, Dixey, from Baltimore; Brewster, Somes, from Boston; 12th; Margaret Hugg, Litton, from Moatevideo; Mazeppa, Smith, from Richmond; Caroline, brigs, Commerce, Burgess, Tweed, Lane, from Newtound! from Isle of Haat ‘Salt; Buelat Forsythe, for Afric: Me Lennon, fm lontevi Fabins, White, from Batavia via Montevideo; Vintage, wards,’ for Africa; Abo, Jones, from Baltimore; Si Mareau, Long. fm do; Erie, Guaby, fm do for River Plat schrs Dover, Harsey. im Boston; Florence, Smith, tn Bal more for Rio Grande on 16th. Sid, 12th, {im Balumore, for Moutevideo; Mth, joston Sr Crorx, Aug !2—In port, brig Neuvitas, Baker, to ssi} | | next day for Buenos Ayres; schr Pacific. Rousemanier day before for Arecibo, PR; no other Amer on either or Westeud. Sr Joux, NB, Aug 18—Arr brigs Sarah, Johnson, and Olive | Branch, Wright, eR A. Sr. Ta 3 ten ‘awi rid, Bite for “it rr; schra CO vert, pom, to sail sae gs’ Benjai a ‘Rico; Judson, Hussell, for New York, Home Porta. Axexanpaia, DC, Aug 21 lohn, NB; schr Susan, Bray Small, Point Isabel. Baxcon, Ang 19—Arr, brig Pocahontas, Gray, N York; for Por | sehr Demoerat, do Bostox, Aug 23—Arr, ship Grotius, Howes, N Orlean barks ‘Wyman, Dill, Baltimore: Apphia M. Philadelphia; brigs Chilion, mi Miler, ¥ irlean! Ke iy SBnfindet ad anil Pearl, Harding, Philadelphia; pny Edwin, (Br) Hail, An- napolis; TH are a Richmond, Pilot, Jordan ; ce: brigs Commissary, Hero, J ‘A Lancaster, 3 2nd, barks Laconia; Ti y H; Eliot, Knowl posed for do; Brookline; varday "bath Mary: Mo CHARLESTO Baltimore, in the Offa Carolina, Thatcher, fm New Yor Esstront, Aug 7—Atr, brig Islam, Shackford, N_York; sehr Mar Berbice; Top Arr achr Henry Middleton, Stein, ore. st THomaston, ugust 17—Arr brig Joseph, Kellar, N (and aniled for Bangs or): schrs Genl Warren, Holme: Yo { dos ith, sehr Increase, Vecrill, NYork. ‘Satled 19th, ache Cylon, Babbidge, NV ork. Fate’ River, August !9—Arr bark Joha Benson, Thatcher, North ; schr Wando, Axworthy, Charleston. Sailed 18th, br ry, Elwell, sand Rar sehr Marin, Ne Caroling: 30th, Belge Toledo, and arraguagus, for Phila (both since reported at } ewport.) chr Bunker Hill, St weet, August 16—. York. Sailed Lith, brig Mi Hall, Charleston, Lyx. August 20~Sailed schr —, NYork. New Onurass, ‘Aug I5—Arr brig Albertina, Montgomery, Matagorda; schrs Raritan, Paxson, Brazos Santiago; Watel man. Hawes, do. Cld, barks Reliance, (Br) Crowell, Liver- pool Mopaug, Huffington, Mat orda and Lava ea. Nowrour, Aug 21—Arr ton & ane Brevour, Bow chs Osear Coles, W, may Sine ton; inith, N York, cia Drie’ oe Saxpwicnt, Aug 6—~ arr sehrs THomastow, Aug 1s Ate sek i mond 18th, QiteenPomare, Soo Collin, Nye, Rich ow. Norfolk. By Last Night's Southern Mail, Home Ports. Bautimore, Au 24—Arr bark M Ge inch, part wt igen Wer on c ers, Par sehr Bradore Li White, Boston: Gra Joule, Weit sbeti| Boyce, Rio Grand | guayra and Porto DRUG STORE FOR SALE. ee old and offe; ‘ether with stock bE 24 Iw@me 30 Fultoa, or ater, ai th jo.we from 5} thi - irae sais readin Ce ant South street. Winrar 000 bushels, ea types by au th street. T MAY NOT BE GENERALLY KNOWN that oh Walnut Oil Military Shar Biviwen asa Pei with any Vroom ties residence, which is (was invented and tm. Johngpa,) 19 lo jot ees Condor—297 cks molasses 21 hhds sugar 2000 Ibs old copper Alsop & Chauncey—2 pun ram 1 do old5 ol Hi se Soprtlandt street, Ww! all who require his unique and popular articles can, at rd i & SEEIE a8 ade 4 Tore ppd tail—it cures as cer e you light or the clenes | come and we will ‘wa some of the most astonis ing | e to the Herb Doctor's Dispepetr: Come to. one of these aca if | Come Herb Doctor anes SF AURENT & BROTHER, Montene OF FRENCH GOODS, Ni street, have just received by the last Packets: — ones Dress Goods re ‘ieoue Robes tokens Econ, a diseases, aud is curing thousan nce in herb medicin ure Wet medina for all You len t all ‘“ but it teas God alone. Teekerinnd Gale d’ Home Scarfs cing A i ow | pe Cashmere W'Ecome ‘coisa DEATH TO BEDBUGS. HOSE who are so unfortunate a8 to have moved into a | house infested with these animals, need not be discour- | aged, for with one bottle of bedbug remedy they can conquer an ermy of them. Price 25 cents. For sale by AVID BANDS & CO. 77 East Broadway, It ‘iimington, NC,’ E § Pow: ‘He spread them round — ), Clearman and apply with we wweTRaot and preparing | a ‘und t he has been,in the | strument of curing irs under main jiaut, fm Bris- on George's July 20, with mdse, to Woodhull & Minturn. The S has had light winds le cures all diseases, C. ht, for he cured himsel(— er doctors put together in low, You can get in this, your city, superior medicines. CY re all diseases with one mecicin re. i! and well he mij ore than all the ot! adel HE underrigied, formerly e some nif your qaver. texetbe arriages, of super the asentiva af his. former pecwes end. fe ids, aa them that the, same coutidence, 40 exte him, shall: extend to every cilities to meet the aud price, equal to any gutablis mes P Tikiob, Aug 12, fin St Croix, with | ent in this country. ity 25 and 27 Canal street. | [UNTER DISTENGARY. Ni Favilion, New Brighton, June 1, 1846. from Hamburg, with ALNUT OIL MILITARY SHAVING SOAP, Depot No. 3 Courtlandt street, The true and only genuine by us, warranted to mai s. Freneh Extracts, Fertumery at the lowest pri from Broadway.— icle as originally manufactured tain the reputation it has obtained.— war schr Adder, Knollaert, fm jy iushiog and uly 1, Sid in co with Dutch rigate Saxon, bot ew y es that a good article ‘whether mild 0 or | Conctry: Merchants, Druggists, Pedlars, and dealers in gen- eral, are invited to oan e and judge for themselves. ROOM & FOW. be @ perfect and lasting cure ‘in above mentioned diseases. mber that this is, the only a Elizabeth, Baker, fm Baltimore, bound to Fall River. 'y On the 16th inat, off Hogg Island, carried away head of main: | The afflicted no lace in the city where the p ean be obtained; a medi- | 's celebrated Pectoral Syrup, erie coughs, colds, and all diseases o! ts, Schr Catharine T Dix, Millinor, Cherrystone, with com, to THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED,—PRO- | FESSOR BOERHAVVE'S UNIVERSAL TONIC enovator.—This medicine, so long A been found truly valuable since its ined e- In all cases of nervous from a secret destructive | hatin, lance in his private roo! ief to all who may give hi he Mississipp:, Dearborn, from a fishing cruise, with 2 | h were ‘Dollar "per vial, Strictures cured standing, without pain or inconvenien advertised syimptome of atricture, the mo men are annoyed by those very symptoms’ after stim the only mediciue chest necessary, is one nsumption,and in female d local inconveniences, thi im as many weeks as it of the abors brigs Tricolor, Amsterdam; Eliza, St Croix; Santiago, St enuine in the cit; ‘September it will ited in Boston. —Private Cure.—A medical book on pri- valted ** the pee the best method of | dicat Red D: ann t be had ea Drop osanot be Fi Phi | beon niey in that erty, 1 i eee —CURKE WARRANTED. jan Corn Plaster is an effectual cure ly applied, and gives immediate relief. In cane rf to cure the money will be refunded. Over 500 way have been sold this season, and not one box has been returned hind a Coes to effect a ar ed here on Sunday, while in | ‘ge of Mr. Bullinger, merchant pilot, went ashore on the when by the aid of the steamer Hercules she was gotten off, apparently without in- self cure in the most spproved anne of ease permanent: rs nd perfectly from the s) residence, No. jor from Chatham street, where he nouea teh ae a at all hours. osevelt street, Le to 30th of June, 1816, of which 16 were MORRISON.—NORTH RI- | Fulton street.—Doctor D DR. VER DISPENSARY, ‘wise Morrison continues to be consulted confidentially on all pric vate diseases, which he cures without mercury. or restraint Recent cases, particularly “Gonorrhea,” For sale by ee rand 273 riod Brondway, C. Hut ati & KeteRinm, 1 Fultowat, J . Guion, 127 Bowery, and by drugyists generally. Price ay cents per box. auld t ©. pet roa VALIER’S FRENC is.an unrivalled remedy for diseases of a private aac Positives and speedy cure,without the restric- ‘The many advantages over Balsam Copaiva, Cap- cannot fail ta give them the most effectual and speedy cure ever aicavereds they are early iree from any ms do not affect the breath o1 ki be taken at any ti im intimate friend—thus enabd! ives without the fear o! equally effectual for either sex i eter Gleets, in diet or pursuits. Smith, 241 Spring he cures in 3 to 6 days. STRICTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by Dr. M. on improved principles, without pain or inconvenience to the Asthe symptoms of stricture are analagous with of other affections of the urinary apparatus, none but d to make the neces- affected with enlarged ci vkwai ITUTIONAL D} re Dow aggregate of 5397 | ‘igate Grampus, 50 guns, (in paths cane | bot, 26 do; Moderate, 28 do; Dafne, 18 which the Wrench B sules, aud other naw adecided preference. of Cohasset, see general news raat '‘AND_CONSTIT ys ayy affection, and the train of destructive habit in yi i i are radically cured by Dr. it toring va system toa he althy tone A perfect cure guaranteed, Presence of the. m tients to cure them: and reinstating its'ori RM holds no communion. with pretended Lon- nformation in the fied that he is the only adverti don gergeness feet London surgeon in the city. ch as | Fluor ‘Albus (or Whites, peculi ),, Weakne euerative organs &e.,and have cored hundreds of these ‘after ever other remedy hd fa ly used for the lst ten years, inall “See his London diplome in hit Letters port paidattended torand forwacded to all parts of the Union, W. we UCINA, CURD EAT OR, THE ELIXER OF LOVE. d’ speedy cure of inei troublesome complai They have been exten: of these complaints, with such w neces Ww aay bua tb, Droduce a remedy. ofvecm ' under a forfeiture of per box. For sale at 44 Nassau str ‘™ here are two lines of beacons; those on the East side, | five in number, painted white im the form of across; and those on the West side, three in number, painted red in the form of Proprietors challe eh spel incontinence of Uri for the general prostra- ether the result of inherent digas Burreson ios Obstructed or difficul ox anyyigaterr discharge Seareoht and n_ of the system, MN, fom the Southend of Bere ITHOUT MERCURY OK BALSAM—"No eure no die Island, and 8'8 E from the middle of Pulo Rymo, distance | ti the. pay.”—Dr. Cullen s Indian Vegetable Remedy medicine that bass joes ret failed mf cure secret diseast though thousands Sold, wholesale fe in working if they do not stand to dit writin few moras ve No. 1 Murray street. guarantee for its tion street, 381 Munroe street, 3 ts. Nothing can ty more surpri orating effects on the human fram lass itude before taking | of energy under its inflnenc the nervousess of the female tw ecome robust and full Hoosevelt suect—BrEEDY perfected some E — a7 No. 3 'URE—DR. GREGORY has recent! enabled to cu ea certain class of He is also able to give assurence of a ermae nent as weil as a speedy cure. ‘Strangers a d others are invited to call. Hi charged by other respectable physicians. STOR CABERR 1s confi: His treatment, 'y peacous; or tothe West- Ward of the red triangle beacous, each beacon is placed on Projecting spits of sand or mud,'m two fathoms low water considerable “heurable, it quickly remo’ diments produced by physical prostration, which deter men from getting masried do justice to the merits of the Luc garued by the heads of the faculty as one of the most important medical discoveries of any age Price $3 per bottle. Princtpal office 4: t. indeed, cannot I parts of the world Nassau street, base IC, ‘AL ; gonulteg at EDICAL OFF ICE—DK. JOHNSUN, 17 Duane strec ‘Chatham street, so well known as th iy cessful practitioner in New, ¥i tor’s reputation for alf-cured cases that have existed for yea Gleetatrietyre, ulcers upou the b ea the treatment of vene- ‘Passions, ing ni Potency, engages the Doctor’s att mm to that state of v ly, or in the throat or nose, ¢ legs, effectually cured, Constitutional weakness, brought on by a secret habit in- ing lascivious dreams and muted. Recent cases cared 0 alteration in a ‘oF pre- or nature origint esacly: sine without maltreatment and the parties them ed in by young men. et tly, Celgene positivel in four days, without mercury. sometimes caused by the neglect at effectually cured by Dr. L enclosing’a fee, immediately attended to, dvice, sent to any part of the United Sut, Ann, Ed- FH last from Talcahuuana, arr 2ist, for home in 6 or 8 days; had. sold | OU QUACKERY—DULLUR COULEK, street, member of the Ro | London, is consulted confidentially | which he cures without mercury ‘oF Boon Vieoent etons tr enren int Seeraae twelve years enables Dr. strictures without pain. Devility,reswjting from. secret habit indulged in by young tr lit eruption, and ulcers cured by'Dr. C, esa weaeniecty claes 1 College of Surgeon: on ‘all private disens ARRIED LADIES WiLL FIND mUCH terest them by perusing Moral Physiology, written by ‘addigions and alterations, b: ‘Were this boos carefully read by’ every its advice strictly followed, we are per from the present the prospect of a bat poorly reared Pigeria, Brie, do (aud igo enfe the’ moat” coctenaee Glovers Person, and i sen hr Boston, Laybold,do. Cid, 14th, schr Sarah Catch, De- suaded that a different st (250 | minge, New York. ow the —ambs brought ighton, Hull; jarrison, Stock- Kinnell, Lon: on: bark Jo- large family of children, which cou! | elass of persons who obtrude their skJl nnd remedi Prevent many prudent people from entering the. matrimonial uu important se- cure guaranteed or no charge. e suey eke may obviate all such objection: ‘or sale No.2 Ann st., and most o! it book Hylton, Williamson, Cork; Richard Watson, Cullock, Sligo; buigt | MP EBICAL NOTICE, —-DOCTOR FAWCETT, 4 19 Kuiton street, New Y: ‘URE YOURSELF —AFFLICTED, REA! Dollar you ean ‘obtain a bottle of’ the AMEMICAN ch ranted to cure permanently a It leaves no odor on the iness, is adapted no mercury or ds of lone-t8 -stand- ically explained, with a compre ‘position, of the nature and modern_ treatment toms, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Seminal Weakness, the consequences ‘The Doctor has devoted years in this city, tioned diseases ; perience in investigating the pathol tures of the generative organs, he guarantees, permanent and. radic from London, Edinburg and degree from the. State of Louw sex, Aribey sod caagare hanes he compound needs no pul itself in every trial that 7 — ol sweeten by Comstock be 5 wholesale by Comstoc! stores comer of Hudson and Leonard, corae Foor corner of Bowery an raaday ‘and Market, and aoe Comer of Charlee wy of the various strac- | that cure. His diplomas also, his honorary tice Story, Percival, cornet, tot Fulton ta Wi rd and South streets, pee 3 and by C. Stott, rk, accompanied pact veg iemeiis Dr. H. Faweett, 196 Greenwich street, New his exclusive attention to Surgery, and assures o- e numerous diseas: oy, disorders of th red or cured by hi which can be seen at Dy orien the 8 York, neat the Ba ai d Ophith patio tat there not_ amo! | which the human eye is s: | which cannot he essentially reli vast aumber of undoubted testimor his office, will satisty the public that his | ceeded either in eee or success by that of any other Ocul: in the United States 7 Office hours | frome A -M. to 1 o'clock P. M., after whieh out rtificial Eyes fore forsale,and which will be inserted on ing remarks on Diseases of th res effected by Dr. mr ected br, hes ° one making application to my!2 Im*re FAMILIES GOING TO AND ARRIVING FROM THE COUNTRY. ADIES OR GENTLEMEN feving soaie ate of, such as Wearing Appa tu cash price for the same, by’ Stky for the Office, ji Levey > Putnam, Horner, a t, through the Post end at their reside: 466 Broa Ladies on be attended to by Mrs. J. LEVEN! *rre | cure of scrofula, rheamat Are Br brig P I Nevins, Stoop, , Boston; sid, brig Fidelia, ATCHES !—WATCHES AND JEWELRY.—Thow who wish to purchase Gold or Silver Watches, Gol find it greatly to their ir, Whois selling all de- Tow as $20 and $25 cache is low as, $20 and $25 Watches and Jewelry exchanged or bought. warranted to Heep gond ime, or the money refinded G.c .N, Importer of Watches a d Jewelry. ‘holesale and retai rms. A pamphlet cont Chains, Gold Pencils, Ke: \ge to call on ‘the 's of the above at retai great de of treatment, can be the same will be forwarded to any him by letter, post DR FELIX” i MEDI- micable emolient is now by common consent rated just remedy for Pigtehe cad | naconda, Gorham, N York. igen fo a brigs (one at hor in President Konds.) Saited 22d, ship ie | JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPAN Y, Orrice No. ove id ) OPPOSITE THE| MERCHANTS’ species of discolorati been completely distancs jual ting dowsend for witch, within Obe acy ix momtha; nes inense" arness and (resh- OR. to insure against loss or damage ig houses, warehouses, neral, aoe, wares and merchandise, an: ronal iso against loss or DIRECTORS. five hundred percent. The ele hess which its use imparts to the complexion, have rendered kin: and no dressing room proper toilet that lacks beauty be, as is aswert- nt that ‘the thin cov- should be kept in its pres- serie in e- c and from the Roads, where she anchored on Sa- d furnished with 5 Oipeton oe ‘transportati ‘Thomas W. Thi ‘Thomas T. Woodrtt, Thomson Ezice John R. Davis som, mH bee, Ship Satton, Galloway, and bark Sailed 17th, brigs Lucey Ellen, Hareh, az, Spates, Philadel phia, 1th, America, Pum- roy, Demerara; Arve Wooster, lexandria 19th, Ann Caro- line, Reynolds, do; Henrietta, Thurston, Baltimore; Planet, Clark, and Sabto, Bawyer, N York; Ferdmand, Leighton, aa Elair Dy for coloring hair, has | gommptacetyouperseded al she off cg’ delconeieon ne fog that bureas . pe palleged tobe the comp! pesiea that hi Nd Poudre Subtile for eradi made by the Dvector, ost nny ai le for genteman fouge for erimeoning Pale superlative cosmetics, together W s "depot, 67 Walker foor FROM | Fr Goun and the agency for Beal’s e. wi Xgente Jordon, 2 Milk st Bosto eli: Green & Co, Worcester. PHOMAS w NOMORNE. President, GEO T. HOPE, Kerretare ‘ALL AND WINTER oops FOR rrr KNOEPFEL, GREGORY AND FOOTE, No. 39 John street, Up Stairs, jd will be constantly receiving, New CHANT TAILONS oT French and English of the best fabrics, b’pOk eins 34 and 6-4, black and ns blaek Mand fancy, TNS Es stripes, plaid Sis, &e., the stock uf choice enuine only at a, N and Desirable ( they would invite t R LIFE R, urnans. TWTERWAL REMEDY | be the and OTH Sea enerally. Piles, Inflammation of the Liver and Spl tion, Soreness, and br of the St ‘lamer Spine. PATNA RTA tad wcecaaful remetty fr tha fae herrest ‘and most “a cake mts is an internal temedy Bina and ‘will cure any case re Wasgatt, isa. | alesse, canvass padding, buttons, Pi rehasers will’ find it’ greatly to the e our stock befere making their KITCHEN RANGES. MES’ TWO OVEN KITCHEN RANGES. tors me ‘pee rade, or et ‘chem up for private, ia a rehased the right from the advantage to ex ; Murray, Rich | — Roses, A, se) feend, vetting Kitchea Ranges, ii years, Warrants us in asserti tener for economy, eieYoutendes and Hin can to perform the purposes for w! ‘not niney will be removed free of 5 Numerous eferences cau viet Sera atin ee eee vais ._ Sold wholesale and retail yal Fulton street, N.Y: Price $1. lo As gogtdlnd PARISIAN DECORATIVE UBHOLSTERY, ww in store hele fal astortment Lt ti aoa “iether cline cue "GILHUC cay Ns & SON, cay roo 8 Fai ae } 20,000 1 Bir Hon . ‘+ Amst on tO ee BOE coh KS, 65 and 67 Nawanw st. ‘co ite fas ee erect iNew well known stand, 63 Bowery, (eptablished Feetories hy, one of the fm, orted stoe perchsed for aah, ele WINLS—290 bales English, Bridport, Seme Herring and Gill Net Twines, og AX aVegmplete asvortigent ‘i cH FEC tot our shortment, ia for vari ety, ‘caunot for internal decorations, See aGAn “ah from Nos 25 rienad Sti wh yee and oer, Fonle HOTELS AND WATKRING PLACES. UNION HOUSE. louse a of Seal Sau end will pei nice 1 bien Howse tc Havin ipa the the ae areas 2 y invites his yl iviende oud macros, and all others, to give him a call in his new quarters. 8. 5. SEMAN. Springfield, July 24, 1846. aus 3m*r OPHIEADELER Se? Caan im ) OW OPEN ! i ee LESSEKS, BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & CO., hay spared no expense to reu rs and a reeab! Hotel perfect in every depart: be found deserving the rerroang Cy Te HENRY MACKEN wits " ormer hi ‘ ETER L. FURGUSON. P iy31Im*je SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION. HE PUBLIC is informed that this establishment, havin; Deen enlarged and improved Close of the last rove: } goason,s will be opened for mpeerticn of ers, On Fhe! Ist | DON & GAXDN 5 fayas tae PAVILION, NEW BLIGHTOD NCARD has’ the honor to inform his friends an F. ppm in general, that the Pavilion isnow <n full day of June. Sieve i | operation and prepare: for their reception. ‘Steamboats run A ren benwpen Eee No. |, North River, and New ar, Vise sas 7p Ts wa | Brom New York. 8 a, MANSION HOUS! DOLE ONS 1208 et ricuT: D' begs leave to announce to his Te mpl. th thn he he has eased fshton' sofgenr to merit'a li ort sate of erate at “Snie Im*re formerly oft ‘ae 0. x "Hotel, Beane. ~ BOARDIN Pere tea Rooms, with ert board, at Brond- ‘way, opposite Trinity Church. Merchants from the the location very convenient to business. country aul8 im: ih NA SUBIR L DEEPLY INT RREDLING LO O'MANY br, RALPH, Author of the “Paivate Ti 19%,” Ke. bapa to state that he 1s at home as much as (escent Sunday) for cousultation upon any of feferred to in this volume, persoually 8 residenc 8 Greenwich street—or by Dost, through Box 69 Lower Post Office—New York. “Also, to observe that beside gleet, stric- ture, and the various complicated disorders entaile by venereal majadles, there are others which ‘are dee ely Interesting to ‘as Weakness and irritabili of the sexual onan pian eatienes oF carly imroner bette, incontinence ofurine, Diseases of the Kidneys, and of the Bladder; Glavel, and those various urinary affections which | are ignorantly called Gravel or Stone, Stone, on which, ever may consult him will receive the most faithful aud deli- barute attention. ‘The author finds that it has bee matter id abe formed. fi ety were known, avery Shhay tvs not only the present y.and dejection, preyini ‘on the mind as well as the body, that is deplosed, but many o} them are of such a nature as to effect posterity, if not, indeed, to totally d he reproductive power. {t is a fect that either disease, when not properly treated, may remain so dor- mant in the constitution as to shew themselves in uo other way than in their effects on posterit But with rexard to the more immediate train of evils, per- nothing proves so fruitful a sourse as the practice of ad- Vertising « bottle of drops or a box of pills for the indiscrimi- nate cure ofthese complaints. Now, supposing even these remedies were good, such are the yarious symptoms which 'y arise in many cases, and so essenteally do those iffer from one another, thatecmmon sense must tell ‘ood in one must be de: another. tis or has. of witness For instance, some afficted with one have been taking medicines proper only in the other, while not a few have been deceived entirely, for their complaints were neither one nor the other, but totally different and innocent disorders. Bat ofall the cases which more fully harrass the mind, and afford. the finest field for knaver that of Stric- ture. Here the poor patient pays for pills or drops, month alter month. Sometimes the gleet attending this disorder ht subside or disappear a while, generally to retern again Dut ‘whether the disc pe TatHra OC Baty roff. Now every real ian or sur: the physic in the world would never cure ff properly understood, it may most easily ored. ‘To every one of common. Pri. he would say, if these remarks are most eminent phy how important that every patient should ie tpone 1g of the character and talent of the person he is about to trust in such a case.— With respect to the cure of Stricture—this, it 18 gratit vig tostate, 1s generally accomplished very little time, ant ‘without pain or inconvenience. Nothing can exceed the im- ovement of late years in the treatment of this complaint. In Sea in the hands of proper and experienced persons, the cure of Stricture i is now accomplished in as iret days as formerly it demanded months. Many persons cousult the writer who come on business to this £Y, ra short time only, bat retary perfectly cured, though it has been a source of ‘trouble and anxiety for years. To those who cannot leave who cannot affe rsonal treatment, the writer farni his own peculiar and successful ans of cure; and wi Being enclosed in s little mahogany chest, (price $10) can - safelv sent to any direct N. B.—For the couyenience of those ata distance, and for travellers, the author has contrived a little chest with lock and key, and with his treatise fitted in the lid, which contains everythlog necessary for the immediate and’ private cure of certain complaints. They are also especially suited to those who cannot afford the expense of a person: atment—that afull supply of ngredi ricture, and y and speedily be 4 th tories $6. from the or constitution $6. eae it, peculiarly fitted for Ma- origmally designed for the convenience of the author's private patients, but so per- tectly have they answered every purpose, and so gratified are those who have experienced their advantages, that he has been induced to give them more publicity. They are for- warded, carefully enclosed, igo gyery, part of the United States Canadas, South Ameriea,, Ke. &e. 8 to box 869 Lower Post, Othe, or Dr. KALTH, 88 senwich srreet, New r'ii—Aware of the general opiat & entertained of tht upon titudes of whom are seen in acumbent to give a statement and advantages, and present: aud references. He inds and, as to Ke. &e., ofa cei ut pretender. pos e ri the public in these diseases, (m of his own medical qualitic: ed several most eminent however, the necess rank, the barefaced claims to tain class, become only a mark of t! alé im*re PRIVATE DISEASES. BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL- LEGE OF MEDICINE. 07 Nassau Street, ARTICULAR NOTI E.—Patients residing in an’ of the Union, by writin, ]_ statement of the: Son mee the disease be of what kind it may—delicat vate or otherw'se, it will be consulted ihe ‘Neri rs, who meet dal essary remedies, with directions, rarde y- in a this instance the fee ($5,) ihe will include. all ex penses, must be encigeed, iF BICRINGS and ty ng to ua sree Hemid Bui . Where one of the steaks Ba feDonnell—is in con- stant ere | HE SPECIFIC EXTRACT, Foe the ave of Conca Cl of the sexua! organs, nocturnal oa from the urethra, This powerful any other remedy as yet Comey any way with busit 7 rt. rf MG ARSAPARILINE Prepared by the Colle inte of the nuine Honduras Foot. the Uellege for the eruptions, enl: ment and pains’ of the bones, syp! train of diseases consequent on an injudic cury and unskilfal medical treatment. Price, $1 per bottle, | or 6 bottles for $5, NON-MERCURIAL BLACK DROP. remedy in Syphilis, ld be ihe i ourealnpaee rate of the fan impure sate a without ras bottles, all parts of the Union. . Ateuts 7 Naanau nerect MEAD “Hit FOLLUWING ADVERTISEMENTS COLLEGE OF MEDICINE aay PHARMACY, MEDICAL Me A IN PRIVATE DISEASE’, "ER pepenterlty segcmeetes ake toriimane ties be eon the first & arance of those diseases, as a vast fs time may be thus avoided. One of jege, for mauy years connected with He rineipal \Ceielst in Europe, for the cure. those com tends for sonceies — from 8 A. M. to7. P.M rk ay OUN. IAL living in the 4 finding it ncony. tocelappligarion, ext have forwarded toy Wee case eapll Hyamuite fo Perfarmaadical cure by core iy, ne treatment it received elsewhere, if any, and es a OR th ai, EAU" bg FLLLS. inal eure of 01 ret, Free oye Sonarhme, slest, seminal emis fie a seine Bee rare td anak IN} UTIONAL DERI DEBILITY CURE! | TH rene i oe ne weer crot indulgence or azeoss of ay Sted” sik ya ingiaal med for mpotenge, a sterility, or barrenness, ‘on malformation le bottles $1 each ; ft hal. 3 sane eens one : ten to ‘ieould ld ase ts po eae x i disekas, Sohiied aera eS ri 1 ‘with ‘this justly “a eases of balla dozen f serintaeisenapeas Bench ipemsice lore onc! ED PXTRACT OF SANSATARILLA er ore Co College of Medici Ca arg of a ive pore of or pimples, ale efeen leer, pu tn the boven of ern) ulcerated sore throat, thetecoudury sfc of aynhae Sf ‘ ‘ oo f arts ofthe Union i Arerp liberal nus ea Cyoleanle purchaser. | os eg | CENTRAL AND MACON OROIAS em Mar, Tisccl necesowspleted, atthe reo the be Beant | RAlL | eases Gostesloay | Atlanta to Oothealo; 7s RAILROADS, &e,_ | (PPHESE Roads. aoe } Oy and of the State o: aoa of 371 mil Central Railroad. Macon & Western Western & Atlantic wannah to Macon, facon to Atlanta, wing rates, viz : | ealoga, at the fol owing ns GHt Goons. Bags =f Coffe Ro; Lincs, Baggin Conn Varun, Coppers Fin Hides, ‘otton arns, a a Plides: Cate, Tron’ Hollow Ware and Castings... E | Flour, Rice, Bacon’ in’ casks or “boxes | Pors, Beef, Fish, Lard. ‘Tallow, Bees- | 3 Mill —— Pig Trou and Grin be s, Paints, Drugs and Confection~ eyes cubic foot. Cro sekery, bereubic te casks in of, $900 | maa % Savannah to Atl tian 810 Children under 12 ro ars of age, haif price. Savannah to Macon, free of Commissions. } SAVANNAH, Aug SUMMER ARRANGE. DAY, MA’ fo % “ At 936 0” yelock, AL inacperite eee ‘armngdale, and all the diate pI Lyave Gxeenrort at 0’ b'eloek, A. orge’s Manor and Farminy “ “ “ Tropting. (one ig 3g? Medlord statto gy aphtak $1 37%, hs $1 ide sion Jamesport the Island. street, to rece! before the hour of starting from the Brook “The stenmboar “Statesman” leaves (Greenport for por twice each day, on the arrival of the trams fro! lyn. than ti ows Lin VIZ ‘Savannah to ‘Atlanta ee To At- To Ooth- tanta, caloge. . 100 Tbe. 35 $3 200.100 Ib. 35 7 00 consigiied io the Subscriber will be forwerded nah, Atlanta or Qoth- Freight Fin HR orwar sb ‘Arent Ro. LONG isLAND RAILROAD COMPANY. MENT fRAINS RUN Sosa Oy & COMMENCING WED | Leave Broox.yn at7 o'clock, aM "Boston troin for Green- eres » daily ( exe ‘George. stopping at ‘armingdale and peas 's Se | Foch wang at Jameten, a se etl pee apa arietae lee fo and interme M. Accommodation daily, (except ‘Sundays,) through to Drowk: «APM, Borton train, or on the ariva the steamer from Norwieh, sto} Ge Leavy Farminapare te KM A.M, A Accommodation train Loe) “ "A Green train, for Bro ow Pe Bi "Kevomuacdation train, heave Jamaica a8 re aban train, for Brook- 85 Mt Greenport, train for Brook {\ P.M. ‘Keeommodation train, Pn ra Bedford 8 “ti 1) Jann ee hy Pe, Race i ts lowavitle\ ie denne ue tuck $1 624, Cutchogue § $1 6254 Southolt Ie $1 62 jeenper c 5, Greenport by Beg ‘train $2 25. Aerie ion train 81 1b, Greenport by. Boston et several stations, to take passengers at very low fares, to all parts of Baggage Crates will be in readiness at the foot of Whitehall fe several aL in, leaves Whitehall airast mde, every morning at 7 A. Al: and 93 ive minutes, Farmingdale and manor, and the latter atall toad LONG ISLAND RAILROAD = M., and 3 5 P. M., A. M,, and 3 P. M. train: eo through, the former stopping, at ine jic is respect in the od, ‘the PION Vie EER RESS LI! vi fea an nal from Philadel to itabur tri for the season Koaving th the | Syperot, ‘No. 274 Market street, ste By vila route pasvon avoid ll the fut rer of nia pot ah ingen ed in daylight. a4 Market street, 5 doors oars: oe hth street. TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS. For further information, apply at the old-established Office, For pass.ge, having wnsu: passed accommo oH Si rates, apply to au22 r Bela AK., oF to the office of Fas cons 1 FAY sent to public store apl0 6m*rre OEUMMINGS, Agent. FOR LIVERPOO a iret ert Ba ior fast sailing Packet Ship SIDD Uicbb, master, sll positively sil for narabeve bore Ouew ednesday, 26th of August ’ second ‘cabin’ aud steerage, which will be at the iSwet Con: f merehandize by the Brith Bark ROBERTA. PARK, from Liver rice cand ticteraatts oa eae Be 4 ase Corner hore ‘ine and San streets. All geods not permitted in five days will never eares be 1 pine erg discha ay next, 261 Permits ou board, Orleaus wha Say ‘The Ship MARIANNA, Capt. place of the Packet, and sal ‘as abor for tveight or Damage, at CHAMBERLAIN & eH PACKET SHIP SEEELD AG from rest ie] general fr ta m ees will p) ‘foot of bie a, PACKET FOR MAKSEILLES OF SEL will take Sat ce POOL PACKETS. tous Positively as above. her regalar day. ag side lights, end also ‘deck ertns. Ia fact the Columbi every requisite, and all the modern improvement niences, that eai ing, who should ms in any other vessel. The between of t sengers, for comfort, Be. a her berths are alrea made on board, foyt or Beekinsn s ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO, S.—The Colambia For passage apply #s above. then i er regular day. wilt abever cabin,’ and steerage passengers, “persor Maiden Lane, or to f Pin The Packet Ship pLaviaToR, cane, 3 ceed the St. Ji ith Si Bai are p oegeten for bays above port. i! as above, her regular day. Decleor or Cone: sepa on Wawra ae On splendor or « foot of Wall streetyor (3 ee” Price of Prekerthip SHERIDAN, Geo. B. Cornish, tons, will succeed the Biddsuse | regular day. BuACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF “LIVERS Only regular Packet, and sails on Tuesday, the tet of September—The new muguificent fastsai favoriie Packet, Ship COLUMBIA, burtien 1200 second voyage), Jonn Rathbone, master, will sail Second cabin passengers, and respectable persons visitin the Old Country, who may not wish to go to the expense ol informed that a portion of the splendid state rooms, each room ot but add io the comfort of those em! ct the accommodations before eng: treet, ect the ee st., ” Next door to the Fulton Broil. P. sails from Liverpool on the 16th of October; the Yorkshire fom do,on the Ist of November. FOR LONDON—Regular Packet of the Ist of Pee, first class, fast sailing ec fyiiad ship MES, 1000 tons, Having very superior accommodations for cabin, second intending to em- Wark ‘should make immediate 's RNA board, foot of spa ONLY Ki. yous A cee ca faci "Those wish tert psn feenre cure should Ea early spplies- ard or "dT. TAPSCOTT, jytor 8 South st.. 2d door below Burling $i FOR QUEBEC, with despateh—The Al British Bark ROBERT ‘Av PARKES, Kinutn having three-fourths of her cargo engaged, wi oe freight, apply to J. MeMURRAY, FOR FIyERFOOL—New eas ith sto sail At packet ship EGR ro te °F having Sn EK, COLLINB & 0 0 and sail September fer saul # cabin, and. steerage py should make imme¢ laae, or to persons master, burthen 1400 tons, wi “i t. 6th. cont ra by the aaetic” ticket Ships, | Ean at very moderate rate: hout the U: ~ | see Sepcember, her regular day—The -oppered British nt wlll sail an above, an pa fe on board, foot of It WOO DHUEL Hist FAN, a8 Cag! 4 lar packet ship SARAC! Capt. Aes Co sageees the Aun Hatley, ‘and sail on ~ FOR HAVRE—The h Shi ij : ae Capt. Gautrenns ar ig Ee ee Ai com =sepe we FOR Liv Te fog tide Packer of t.—The first. lass, fost-sriling Pact I PATHICK HENRY, J: A. Delano master, wil i very superior 1 nodaons for exbin, second tens board, Meu ir foot of Madea The splendid new Packet E-) lapeiriny op a Sndaloo for frstolase Atneriean Gransiont vshipe, be furnis bea rd fe yable ted a Kinedorm, pee aore, ., 5) Roath a eet. GLASGOW LINE OF ie Heckep pets o ail Ist ine fast co | Berra on assage, having excellent tata, apply k fib aa et ee ° iri NOKEN, ha ote