The New York Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1847, Page 3

Omrry TRADE REPORT. New Yorx, Sarunvar Artennoon, Juty 24, ‘This having been packet day for the Franch steamer “Union, ‘Change was thinly attended, and transactions “limited. The Flour market varied very little from yes- ‘terday’s quotations. Sales of Genesee were made at $5 +3736 & $6.60; of Michigan do. at $525. Some round Thoop Ohio sold at $6 12 © $5 25, and some mixed brands do. at $525. Alotof Troy sold at $6 50. The sules “were not large. Sales of Ohio white Wheat were made at 112¢, Corn moved freely, and was mostly bought for the purpose of filling contracts falling due the present month. Sales of good Western mixed were made at 63 8 60¢.; flat yellow at 65 a 67c, and round do. from 67 to 70e. A small lot of handsome white sold at 69c. Rye stood at 78a 60, Oats sold at 440460. Western New Vork Meal sold at $2 75 4 $2 94, Provisions appeared some firmer, but no sales of moment were reported; $1476 was offemed for mess Pork; prime do. stood at sbout $12 25. In Groceries, transactions wore limited, though prices far Sugar and Coffee were steady. Receipts down the Hudson River, July 23. Flour. . 16,146 barrels. 1,922 do. + + -61.505 bushels, see 7840 do. Sant ey sete sss 4/628 do. Ast «s.—Sales of pots were made at $4 873, market steady ; pearls were feeble at $6 60. and sales small. Buk avsturrs.—Flour—Sales, including several par- cels of good straight brands Genesee, amounting in alb to 2000) barrels, were made at $5 60; '250 do. prime fresh grouns! sold at $5 6236; 1000 do., fair quality do., sold at $5 374 & $6 50; 300 do Troy were sold at $6 50; 300 do Michigan, and 700 do. round hoop Ohio sold at $5 1256 $5 18%; and 150 do. Ohio sold at $525. Wheat Sales of 6000 bushels Ohio white sold on pyivate terms; 3000 do. sold at $119. Corn—There wos a large show of sawples, and the article closed som’ less firmly than yesterday, though sales were freely ‘made; 1500 bushels white soid on private verms, and 10%)0 do. at 69¢. Du- ring the fore part of ’change, 0,000 bushels changed hands, including western mixv at 63 a G5c.; flat yel- low ut 65 @ 67 cents; 101d do 67 @ 70 cents: do. round sold at 76 gnts; 3000 do. mixed, sold at 65¢; and 4500 at 6,0. 1940 do flat yellow sold at G50. After "change 1?’ J9 do round mixed sold at 65c. Meal—Sules of 300 bb” 4 common western New York were made at $2 62%} 39 ao primy do, sold at $2 75; 400 do do, sold at the 89” v6 price, and 300 do handsome do sold at $2.94. Ry’-—1000 bushels sold on private terms! Rye Flours 119 bbls were sold at $3 68, Oats—Sal ‘were rep rted sold at 44a 46c, A sample of Barley w: bar 2", o50. ge 0 31 ‘Sperm remained at 30} a 31c¢ Corree—No sales of moment wore reported, while ‘prices remained the same. Cotron—The market generally was quiet to-day co sequent on its being packet day for the steamer. Pric continue firm at our quotations. at which rate about 1500 rules were disposed of, and as heretofore, chiefly “middling” cottons for export: ‘Liverroo. Ciassivication. 1™* New Orleans Uplands. Florida. Mob. & Texas Inferior... none. none. none. rdinary 034 2 10% 1036 a 03 10} Middling nga ug usa u uy Goog sid iene BL ua i Be i r 2 4 2 Fuirsee ae a 1 laa 1K 13 Fully #ai none 13% Good Fiur., sar none- rr Ly shone, nous none. none. were steady at $3 25 0 $3 00, There had been no new arrivals for several days. Tho Inst rales of No. 3 Halifax Mackerel were made at $4 60 a $4 6234; scaled Horrings were firm at 850. Fau1t—Sales of 1500 boxes Bunch Raisins were made at $1.45. Hav—Thomarket was inactive at 450 a 500. Hemr—Dew rotted American was firm, the highest price at whieh sales have been made, reached $120 yer ton; wome holdera demanded to-day $125. Leap—The last sales wore made at $3 62)4 a $3 76, cash —No sales reported. Navas Srones—The market was quiet and no sales transpired by retail transactions. O1.s—About 1000 gallons American linseed, city press. ed, sold at 70 ots cash; 1100 do, country, sold at 63 cts, and 800 a 900 do do, English, sold at 68 ots, cash. No change in whale or sperm. Puovisions—For new Mess pork $14 75 was offered. New prime was worth $12 26, but no sales transpired. No change in pickled meats. Quotations for beef re- mained the same, Lard stood the samo. Butter—160 kegs Ohio were sold at 103 cents. There was more inquiry for pork, which was wanted for delivery in some cases to fill contracts, Rice—The market was quiet. Tho last sales were mado at $4 87% a $5. Suoan—We report sales of 100 hhds Muscovado at 6a 6% cents. ig isttew—Prices steady but transactions were very ight. ‘Tonacco.—The market remains in the same state as Jast week, small sules wero made as reported below, most for city consumption. For Kentucky and Virginia to- bacco there is a better demand—the transactions were larger than in the two preceding weeks, and prices firm. ‘The dtock ts very small. Rec'd this Stock Sol Prices. this week. week. on hand. Keurucky,, Virginia ‘tnd N. Carolina,. 23¢to 734 200 hda, — 2115 hds. Se a OdG arytand and Ohio. M n¢ - - c t seed, two - to = to — 100 cs. to 60bls. = 744 bls. — 1338 bls. - 256 bls KO.» = = ~ = WHatxnonr— Prices stood at 29 cts, for N.W., and 30 cts. for South Sea, Wnisxey- Sales of 50 bbls. were made at 26 ots., and Amal sales were also reported at 253, cents. Freicnrs.—Engagements were made by different ves- sels to Liverpool at $8 9d for flour, at 11d for corn, and at 113¢d for wheat in bulk. An American vessel was taken up for Cork and a market to load with flour at 4s. To London 4s was demsaded for flour, and lid to 12d for grain. To Havre cates were steady at 80 cents Jor flour, at 22 cents for grain, and at Xo for cotton. ————————————E—E—_—EEE Married, ,On Sunday. “ene 26th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Lilienthal, Mr. Simon Sayanenaer, to Miss Estuer Massanac both of Mais city. Phil ,delphia papers please copy Died, Dn Sunday, 26th inst., after a long and severe illness, Mr Louis Hippent, in the 66th year of his age, a native of France, Hi. friend: are respectfully reques- ted to attend Monday) aft o'clock, wt his late residence, No. 94 Cherry str On Sunday evening, the 20th inst, Danie. G. Miv- vex son of Daniel and Elizabeth Miller,aged 17 months. The fuiends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to atvond the funeral this afternoon, h, ut 5 o'clock, from 88 Clarkson street. nat 5 OST—Last Frid the Becery to Pri pin a Broadway stage, from small gold Lepine Watch, 'M_ engraved on the back — i Wrtle wold chain and ached. The finder wil e rally rows leaving itat J. F. Simburger’s Oo. bes I street w . "hs. 1m G, &, CLARKE, MERCHANT TAILOR, 116 William wnekt<et, opporite the New Stores —That jortion of tm summey stock which is not yet sold, will be offered this wee et vevg low prices, My Cashmerett sacks, which I have been sel'ing for $10, will be sold for Osher garments in pro- . French Black Cloth Conta, finest quali for $20. Lower qualities, lower prices. ure in selling a good article cheap as the public ig Once . custom STING OF THE YOUNG MEN'S AS3O- IN of Brooklyn, held on their return from the ton, on Wednesday, 2lst inst., es Res ived, ‘That the thanks of the Association be tendered to Captain "Richard Yates, of the steamer Jacob Bell, for his geut! manly conduct and’ attention to the comforts of those wich him in the Jacob Beil on that occasion. Resol ed, That we take in recommending the Ja- cow vell (1' fine and commodions boat) and her gentlemanly comnander to associations aud parties desirous of going on like exeursions. By order of the Association OHN GARV EY, Pi ; MoEnren, Secretary. jy26 ire EN GINGHAMS—Just received, alot of plain aud [Lida 2: pen laguna site best quality. Also, plain tb Batexe, fr dresses so, Mautillas and Vistes, of the ates. styles, which will be sold cl SCOTT & MOORE, “re 124 Canal at., near West Brondwa (1) OOD THORN QUICKS FOR Sate —ii 0), 000 Bivvetiertes coapieed surements w ready Co enter into agres A) IATIO. ic excursion at Fort Hat vn OF 6,00 Thorn is the best fence, and as to the beauty. hedges e3, it is wunecessary to comment on meu that have travelled Europe will say, the thorn fence is ong Of the most beautiful that ad fied. The Subscriber will, pl Quick with an Gu -axemeyt of tneir growth by the rod, or dispose of thein by ~ thengand, [= _Rursery men would do well to call on the Subscriber, as he will trade with them on reasonable verms P. 8. McGUINNESS, 89 South street, ter in stairs. Ww. | ROWLEY & SUN, Needle and Fish Hook wanu- 77 Maineturers, Alcester, Warwickshire, England-—-Store No 77 Maiden Lane, (up stairs) New York. Wim C. and Son inform the merchants of New York and other i HOW ON Vand an exensive stock of their ma- to Ue trade or importers at a manufacturing prices. One of the Kogland, ana intewdin tablishment by the erection ol be enabled to sell at ex remely low prices. : LO GROCERS, HOTEL Krk PeRs, &e— SEGARS! S$ GARS! SEGARS!—H. HENRK:- QI'ES, No 106 Brond way ceived per Childe Harold, © m= tof the best brands, weil worthy the attention of d ad the trade in gen Jas ‘O1ICE 10 SMOKERS — leave 10 call the attention of his iviendes ted the lovers “t the favorite weed, as well as the public in general, to examine his of AQA Ant ener Pins att rom Havana, a ehoic it ree ler the inspection of one ¥ wu order to please the most fi tdious, aud nt to be surpassed by any other collection city, or elsewhere. No 106 Broadwa' 25 '4t* re comer of Pine street, Oe TY CANADIANS AND SEGAR PAN: CIERS —"he ‘Subscriber be = Ofts Cnvading Friends and the, Puttic tn arneccl ah Hected “snsor.ment of imported Havana wich he will dispose of on as} bern in the ety H HENK QUm: 25 10 re % 106 Brondwa_, corner Pine at ye sALE—The Br and & ‘of she Por ve F tsp Wiathirom spree eater wide Gee eater? House as also the cord will of the unexpired ns Ply immediately to OLIVER CHARI poem ‘ PORE VTISTS: DENTAL DEPOT, 34 BROAD WAY ] New York, where may be found of Teeth, Dena Instruments, gold Foil, Pinter Wine eee Proclpi apd Springs, platine, Gold, ataniel Fi ‘val Mero Sil w at $I ‘Gertacek Hie ws eau udlanee ror eeclerred. aged 18,10 learn the je im six menthe, po me ; and one boy to serve three years for eros A a one ee Plan ey Bore sts Chdamasm suet, ath ce 226 1% rh uation ( vi rred—to do ewokin oF Madison street, first jy26 1m D- W ‘irotestani, one an nurse and new berwork and waiting man to mind ¢! well accustomed to the work; or housews i he cau wash and iron good, would have no ravelling fora. months. Has good recommeuda- se call at 8% Ninth street, betwe: Bowery aud nue, second floor, back room, from 8 in the m he (10M iy26 atin WANTED—Au active, snteltixent, Boy, Or an importing dry goods store, to make himself generally useful. small salary only at first, with the prospect of advancement. Anunercepriouable character indispensable, Address, in the haudwriting of the applicant, J, box 2675 Post Offle 46 3 ANTRD IMMEDIATELY—A tew sover and inaus- rious men to solicit subscriptions to several beautiful illustrated London works: Nowe need apply unless they can Seemann ar Taito Leet iIverat oreetties: ws. To : nent will be given. ROBERT T. SHANNON, M&W m 118 Nassau street. ANTED BY A YOUNG MAN-A first rate dry goods salesman wants asituation in the city of New York; one who hag had some year, experience, in jiness man. eat references Co Washington City Post Oiice, DeCes wh with’ prompt attention [SFORMATIO UESTED as to an Italian Ni i man named MEDICIS, who arrived in this city from Leg: hora in The u. 38 ich will meet Tteod*: i by EBENR. THAYER, 6 Jyib lawatere ‘apparel, &e., w Tgecusly, have the beat opportunity of doi the subseriber, who willattend thein at th pointwent. H. LEVETT, office No 2 W. way, Orders addressed through the Post Office or a call, will receive prompt attention. v95 tre er 800: oO NITED [KISH REPEAL ASSOCIATION OF New YORK.—The above Asso jon will hold a special meeting at Tammany Hall on Tu e th inst at # o’clock, to co-operate with the ot Paying a proper tribute to the memory of Dani onnell. All Re- peale:s and supporters of U’Connell’s principles are invited to rend, y order, anys stint he CHARLES E SHA, Secretary. ;OPOSALS FOR BUILDING —Proposals will be re , ived at the office, No. 8 Old Slip, for adding to the Sea reat, fifty fe each wing, to be built of the same materials and plan of the present hospital. timates will be received for the work complete, inelud- ing copper roof, painting, &e. &e. till the 3d August. iy order of the Board, jy25 lot re RUSSELL GLOVER, Secretar TTER PAPE «.—a tull assortment of a’) ties, plain acd ruled- rag, straw, and nalm leaf JAMES NORVAL, * ‘No. 100 John Age ILTURAL ROOMS, LYCEUM BUILDING 961 Bi wa 3 York. HORTICULTORAL EXHIBITION—At # of the State ricultural urea wh held at Saratoga Springs, on the 15t jose Fair will, be of Sept. the American ultural Association have changed the time of holding ‘Of Sept. All persons de forticulture, are earnestly in pecimeus of Flowers, Fruits , or Vegetables and to compete for premiums. Programmes may be obtaine of Mr. James Hogg) Seedsman, 568 Broadway, opposite. the Rooms—of any of the principal’ seedamen in New York, or of the following Executive Committe Lather Bradish, Win. Coventry H. Waddell, James La Bherherd Kaas Theo: Frelinghuysen, Rufus King Delaeld, Archibald Russel,” UL. Pell, : Baward Clark, iyt1 60+ re B. GARDNER, Sec’y. 500 CHALLENGE.—Notice to geutlen.en who want 1 pe id uaties to ah lik ‘y I ‘ailoring, Wyeimg. Cleaning and Repairing Establis No. 77 Gold street, corner of Gold and Spruce, whe will be pnnctually attended to at the shortest notic on the most reasonableterms by J. B. NOAH, 77 Gold st +] ‘he highest price given for gentlemen’s left off wearing apparel. Jyl4 30t*m ‘MIMOLAT’S SULPHUR, HS, No. 547 PEARL street, near Broadway.— Chese Baths have been establish ¢d for the fast twenty-six years, and are the only Sulphur Baths in the city. They are highly recommended by’ the most eminent physicians, for the cure of rheumatism, salt theam, chromie complaints, eruptions of the skin, &c. p Medicated Vapor Baths also given daily, from 8 AM. to 8 A ie airer VERTISEMEN 19 are daily forwarded for publicauon in the best Newspapers of all cities and principal towns in the United States, Canada, &., by the accredited agent, V.B Palmer, who is also authorised to receive subscriptions. ‘The in the Tribune Buildings. je29 30r*r HACHE—TUOTHACHE—Dr. PRITCHARD 8 lagic Toothache Mixture, warranted to afford immed, ate relief, and superior to any Toothache preparation known.— Prepared’ by au experienced dentist, and approved by able dentists aud physicians throughout the Union.” Price per vial. 2 cents; wholesale upon reasonable terms. ‘Office No. 128 Bee! corner of Front, and opposite Fulton Market. man ‘etre AX HOKNS—1200 superior qual ty Southern. hye Kuees—67 of desisable sizes. Qld Ito —46 tous su, Railroad Lrou—1600 p no hite Benta—ai bo auatity. ow lanai ud forg-le Dein Der acnooneTANGDON HL HAVEN, jy24 tm © 7 Beaver street. uk ATLENTIO. OF GENTLEMEN AND LA- DIES visiting the city, is respecttully directed to that very desirable recent, PARK PUACE HOUSE, 1 Broadway and Park Place, oppo: y Fouatain, aud in the immediate vicinity of all the’ pl usivess Of amusement, affording strangers greater advantage then auy other hotel in the city. pee tH Elace House is now anaie the direction of the subs er, who will at all tunes ppy to see his fir pa trons, ISRAEL'S. TUCKER. oe Jy24 st#re O381f—TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS KEWAKD—the ubscriber will pay $25 to any person who will retura to a,ent, John H Magher, Esq, 41 Wall street, N. ge sized Russet TRUNK, with its contents, marked A at 1 end, lost by the subscriber on the 17th of ‘May last. iv2t bt rre C4bf GER CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT- ED —Ladies and Guutiemen having auy cast off or super- fuous clothing or furn ‘o dispose of, can obtain a fair cas price for the same, ing a uote, or by calling on the subscriber, at his residence, or through the post, wnich will be punctually atteuded to, y : "H. DE BOER, 7134 Canal street, up stairs. Ladies cnn be atteded to by Mrs. De Boer. tock and job goods bought, of N. Old amu HURCH ORGAN MANUFACTORY. GEORGE JARDINE, 83 Anthony street, New York Established Twelve Ye Jy2d 30t*re A NEHONY'S NATIONAL DAGUERREAN DEPOT 217 Broadway, New York—E. ANTHONY, (Inte An- thouy, Clark & Co., Iinporter of French Plates, Frames and Chemicals, and German Instruments, General Aj supply of Daguerreot nd materials of every both o manufacture. devoces himselt exclusively to furnishing the v rials required in the art. His long experieuce as a practicalDa- Etierreoryveist, gives hin emineut facilities for supplying the fest quality of articles on the most reasonable terms. iy sor? m nOGRK. sO) D RD WIKTHS, No. 90 John street, offers for sale a superior quality and assortment of the above article, both of the blue aud yellow stone, which he will be willing to sell upon favorable terms. 30t* rre lescription and Jy24 300* re GEGARS, SEGARS, SEGARS.—H, HENRIQUES re- spectfully informs his friends and the public that he has opened the store No. 106 Broadway, comer of Pine street, for the exclusive sale of imported Havana and Principe Segars where will be constantly on hand a choice assortment of all the favorite brands. ? N. B.—The trade supplied on liberal terms —_jy9 30t*re 0 JEWELLERS, MINIATURE PAINTERS, &0— ©. & J. HARTNETT, No. 2 Courtinndt street, near Broadway, wholesale, and retail mayufacturers of travelling, and jewelry Boxes, Miniature Cases and Set" encil Boxe y arranged to ord ide and fitted to jewellers’ show oases, to con- ngs, keys, pins, thimbles, penetls, &e. A variety of the above articles’ constantly on hand and made to order, with neatness and despatch, No. 2Courtiandt street, New he, ivlo EGER FRERES BRANDIES—Constantly rece: forsale by the subscriber, (entided to devensarsy a fal assortment of the several brands of the above well known Braudies, consisting of Cognac, Rochelle and Bordean flavors, of a great variety of vintages, new and old, in 4, \ and ipes, which are offered at the lowest current prices by ti importer. Dealers are invited to call +n eae peuple: my20 wr Office No. 104 Wall street. New Vork. RVALENTA—The undersigned have on hand a fresh supply of Eryalenta, a valuable remedy in obstinate cases of constipation. Put up in pound packages. For sale, whole- sale and retail, UC & uccessors to FS sr, by. pothecaries and chemists. Sol ACE SSOUILLARD, mar re No. 2 Park Row, and 581 Brondway DB GARD Cia KLES WOLFE (jo Ralph James, for many years proprieto Tomrkinsyille, Staten Island,) respectfully uti Jaw of the late f Nautilus # trnsts to'merit little south of age. je. Staten Ialand, Jane 17, 1847. 19 torr T?; AIMANTS, &e.—G! ERAL AGENCY the city of Washington —The andersigned, geueral agent, aotary public, and jus the peace, respectfully informs the public thathe has removed his uflice te. the baildi door south of Chubb & Schenck’s exchauge office, on 13th » opposite the ‘Treasury Deparunent, where ‘he will i thfully attend to auy business in the above be entrusted to his care. Persons having eral government, and who may confide Mauagement, may rest assured that they Will be y a nty land warrants or treasury serip willbe secured for the officers and soldiers of the present war, and the highest cash price obtained for the same. P his office openfrom @ A. M. until house is on Louigiana Aveune, the City Hall, where, in case Of pressing necessi rhe eens seen and consulted before 8A. ML and aller Govclock Pr MT. Ples the ord ume SAMUFL STETTINIUS. iyi8r ‘The subscribers imform the public that have just received their supply of Mineral Waters direc, from the Springs, such as Sharon, Blue Lick, Seltzer, Kessi ker, Vichy, ke, &e., all particularly beneficial at this se of the year. They fulfil usual wholesale and retail, att and $61 Broadway, near Prine jing one all orders for the same, panents, No.2 Park Row eet. DELLUC & CO, Je29 30067 Sole successors to Place & ‘Somnilard, v i DT’S & STUTY’S GILDED BRASS LEI Meee OR lb Oihce itn fae ace EGR SGN i bey ale by, any other aritie'e 4 brilliancy of the a the eity—which brillianey in warranted to stand exposure to the wenther They are also japanaed to any color that may e8, HALL LAN: ObAR LAMPS, GiRANDOL THORNS ‘Tea ‘Trays, &e—The subscriber has now i one of the best selected stock3 of the . Country dealers, eharches, hotels, i! ind it to their are fe to call id examine the above stock, which willbe sold at reduced prices, OHN W. MORGAN, jour enst of Brondw etio jvl4 300% re 154 Falton st. A FULL PSION ARLE SUIT, aA BVP US Rom AT THE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,: 6 #1 ‘No 188 Fulton street. mo t L.—The undersigned, ( sous of the late AMUEL R. BLAC) the sai oH Sook Meiehooee ee lan Queen Hotel neu among the het ldwetl, Charleston, 1R87. dicen le eres atlemen of the wehearsal Ou Friday, the 30h of” inthe forenoon. Ber ertiat x o 4 wand favorably kaowa as"! jes ipod eo Tell vesrortoe cle ectpesignadl tc eckgsouren i rsigr ed-aa tit hereafter conduct this exteusive aud. som. ey pledge themselves to use every. are requested to » Lex Address Columbia aly, stant, at 11 mr modious establishment.” exertion to upho'd the high reputation and business which it has heretofore possessed by the improvements stare about to be mitting atter'tion to the receive the usual large sh ‘80 long been houore SVEN TORS INST! GREE able Real Pstace-—A himiea eases elfeines’ fe lots, 25 feet front and re. Inventors’ Institute, situ be had on appli mouth of July, offer will close Naiad Queen, Miss Gearon Mond RAID TEEN—Bapeis jon to the aubser ‘Afier wiluch th UNTAINEERS—Octavian, Me. W Burke; Count Virolet, Mr. ot Fanny Gordon; Floranthe, Mrs. Wilkinsou; r, during the present At prices varying from $50 to $100 per lot. ‘This on the Istday ui A tute will be received 8 amount than $300, to be paid in cash. Persous desiring to parchase lots, ave informed that the boats from New York leave Pier No. 2, o'clock, A.M, and Bar every diy, except Sund: after this day, for any | Gallery, 1234 cents. Doors open ata to commence at half-pa: Baxen, Stage Manage the entertainments will T. P. BROWN, MARSHALL BROWN. Washington, D.C., July 9 1847 NYORT LONG orth Haver, at 5 | brings no pews of inter clay street wharf at3 o'clock, B. M., : syrssteope LAND PECON healthful, and commodious but REWS, President. Fare 12 SOLOMON AND! B47. jy7 3w eod 3w th Peatn Ampoy, July t Mr Holland ; Jeremi de Trois, by Misses Louisa, i My own Native Land, I Herr Cline will appear ou the ‘Tight Rope, aud bit Ke Bruw's Pusan ry t 64: Admission, 25 cents nished in the highest styl letermined to. sustai of the Peeonic Bay, tl round, and’ seighboring villages 0 turesque scenery with and sporting generally, sect ' for private or family accom he in so gin hole, or in soda wate GNOR VITO VITi has lie that his first sale of Urs, Fountains, au workmanship, will rlormance to commence at 8. of the rooms, flower ren, and other sources of health- ishing through the Bay and INATION OF A ARDEN.—Monday Ev night this week —Mons. Delacroi id Musaic. Tables of the mos ke place in the middle of o he assortment of Alahaster Sculplure is taken antique of the Greek and Etrusean chisel. Th f Piranese, and Mecerrol cription, and the largest eve figures and vases of . Part of this extensi Leghora, now on hi d the brig Constellation, The is salfapoarents be sg ue Fiegoomee inthe w y whose. Te apd whose enttnereare will Ga-agvote House, from its uumerous yy the fascinating danseuse Mad’lle. Malvina, and Juayle, and Mr.Oldfic ts, to admit a Gentleman sid Ladies. Admis- rden, free. rt of the FAIRCHILD, Male and female attendants of expe: ilar stocked with wines, ales, choicest brands. Je29 Staw lin*re N HUUDSE, Stith ‘of Neversiuk, 0. Ht ‘Signor Vito Viti takes zens of New York which, when comp! reat pleasure in informing the citi- that he has in preparation many articles leted, will be immediately forward velock, A. M., NATIONAL LOAN D_LiFE ASSI CIETY, OF LON oe NCE —'* A Savings Bank for the ROADWAY THEATRE —This « erecting in Broadway, will be ablishment, now vowed for Dramatie pur en Bathing uence advent + on or about the firs of September, under tie Sv10 (2t*mstaw Tu ThSat °S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, Belmout Hall, ill remain open nti and Orphan.—Empowered. bi £500,000 sterling, or $2,500,000, about $185,000, ‘sensor a ‘The steamers Orus and mi = in House. arp her and Buquirer au ed in the United 8 IE MURRAY, F SCROOLE ¥ N. Je Ga Persons of acknowledged taleut w avon, Will please »'u (> During Mr. Barret’s absence business communtentions George street, Hanover Square, United States Board of Local Directors—(Chis America, 74 Wall street, New. Jacob Harvey, Esq., C! John J, Palmer, ited up, it now of ng been refuruished and dived up. it now of bie " fers maay inducements; the location isjust e foot of Cortlandt street at Gorham A. Worth, Esq Samuel M: Fox, E Willinm Vau f 2. Edw. Habieht, Esq. General Accountant. s, Lists of Agents, 8 A. M., 12 M. and 4 P.M. AVM Thteod*re c9 HOTEL, No. 152 Chestnut stre the subscribers, under the firm of Bridges & Wes! hased Mr. Jones? int strictest attent , to merit a cont ‘ceived by its former proprietor. use has been thorougnl James Byorman, I. ri jeorge Barclay, faq. an EDWARD T) RICHARDSON, Esq Biank Forms, Tables of .. e:, obtained at the Chief Office, 74 either of the Agents throughout the United States, and. forth American Colonies. P (>A Medical Examiner attends daily at3 P. M. Agent for the United Stat New and intere: ‘ax Figures, consistin of the 36 Negro i aa EW AMISTEAD off New Haven in the year 1839, Te, so en THE ORPHEAN vor estal to the wants and comforts of their ance of the liberal patronage hereto- ed for a short time, MILY OR KENNEBECK pular and talented company in America. fr ove week more, f jenuine oue in ANNA'S WOODEN LEG, ‘American Ariny in Mexico, may be seen here renovated, and repai: assured we can welcome our friends and th lic to accommodations equal to any in the ci deh es and B. N. A. Colonies. JOHN. WEST." ONAL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY, UNE HOUSE, NEW BO er begs leave to inform his friends and the 1s house is now open for the summer e establishment has been entirel vated aud very much improved e been newly fitted up ina superior st pare with the best. ‘Th It is somewhat surpri nown to first class laces to resort to, fe cements to fain v will find this a most healt! lace is approachable b 1 public generally, that ance against loss or damage by fire i sin general, goods, wares and merchan e iption, and personal property,and on risks Of trans welling houses, ware ie RICKET MATCH. y Fe ince last year. ‘The rooms Cricket played betwe en the North and South of England the 26th, at the St. George's Grouads, Red House. a thar this delightful spot i families in the city, who are every summer th aud pleasure. It offers on com the South, as Thomas W. Thome, UNION COURSE, L. 1. Ic, dor water daily. Henry D. Beachi, ned eight years ago by the present occu- a kept up at great expense asa select house wen liberally supported. EDNESVAY, July 28th, ats o'e ) Toscow and Lady Suffolk 3in 4—to 100 Tbs. wagons:— m. Lady Suffolk. lock. Particulars here- vel. P.M, the ow: ‘HORNE, President. institution is now full, and with a lor private families, and has times are now changed, soon, the subscriber has no dor |, therefore, advertises in order to advise plyeatly The undersigned has great confidence in be le to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor hi ir patronage, and he is now ready to treat with families an for rooms to board upon fair terms, by the day, week or W. C. Ket1oaa, Secretary, N.'B—The capital of this a Purse of $250—mile heats—be tt his hi will be his house will be 0 loan on bond and mor BU Wall street, opposite the Merc! ‘This company continues to msure against loss fire, on dwelling houses, warehouses, buildings in oods, wares, and merchaudize, aud every description of per- reetly and prompily adjusted and pai Din if, B. RK. Robson, M.D., Francis P. ira! RePe m, ‘rancis P.Sage, ntcompany can always depend. upon bein dated. Hooms canbe secured on ‘application ¥ § ue New Rochelle, June 19, 1047. _ TTE HOUSE SALOON, NO, 7 Mire J-POSTLED ate of Phil the above house, and Thos. T, Wood Moses Tucker, a, having leased PURSE OF THIRTY DOLLARS the interior with Monday, July 26th, two miles and repeat, in harness, at 4 b. m Bell Ringer. ii WobODNUE NDENT, CHEAPEST ment, which. is 10 come off on m =. for the accommodation of sal This house will be found iglege “lemen, being with at great thoroughtare, most desirable H. Woodruff do, y25 al street, in a quiet and retired street, free from dental. to. mosth -PETER ROBERTS, 373 Broadway, respectfully solicits the attention of Indies v York to his stock of goods, compris.n Maleine Lace Capes, from Mantillas, $7, worth 12; W lered Muslin Capes, $1 50; do do Chimizetts, $1; 5 cents; do cambric Hdkfs, $250; Revierre di pe bordered do, 64 cents; iufait’s Robes and W: lle work and tambour Hosiery and Gloves, of every desc: 0 ases of this description. The liquors aad segars are ly used by the medical white and black Vi Shawls, $10, worth 20, extracts fire, &e., ‘Only one teaspoonful d an adult, for diarrhana, and $10 forfeit will be paid for every failure in these cases, if used larve bottles, 40 that all lays all the other reme- of this traly wonder- st. aggravated charac: ANikD—THE PROPRIETOR OF AN EXCEL L ALOUN, located in the most central and business part of Broadway, wor}d like to 3 blishment, and leave the city. ‘This estal surpassed for location and respectability in the direction, Itis pac up who have horses can affu: dies on the shelf, le; one dozen $4; half ‘duction of price. ithe propriety of all the stage pro) York city, the Harlem Railroad, and other large compan: ther With our best and most’ distinguished “horse trai , i down all other remedies used by many of them from twenty tothirty years—and now will and will not nor do not use gross and gross For further information please to call in the basement, 315 or lS Wall street, up stairs, om. first Broadway, or ‘4 Read Sol Ty at 146 Greenwich street, betw itr py A.W. Gabaudan, 1 store, comer of Sands and Fulton streets: The subscriber, desirous of ex to obtain a partuer with a cash WANTED. ding his business, wisi Of from six to ten thousand dollars, in, the present busi- BY’S BRAZILIAN HAIR CURL! —This preparation will curl the hair b ted not to injure i n with the use of the heated irons, which injure d retail by t c sole proprietors, STORRS rom 9 John street, and i, at the foot of rongly’, and is warran air beautifully it in the least; it ga safe and lu- a Cousidered the | ‘he hair by cris 5 & CO., 2! North Sixth st. Pi Co. 149 M New York city; and atthe druggists, store and taverns throughoat the city aud coun- istributing Ageuts are wi = m wi uses of all who may come from a distance to treat with us, if we fail to satisfy theirtMost sanguine expecta- relation to, its teuly wonderful curative effects upou Tr merchants of every respectable lo well to callon w thirty-six feet in tables aud sheds attached. ble as well as the best patronized u POOL—To sail on Tue: day, 3d August,’ The splendid new iron i H SANDS, burthen 1000 tons, Coptain Thompson, wil » to character and capacity. ould be, and dare try, and ling this magic sa- imhabitable globe, where it mai KELLINGER, Principal Age: Manufacturer, at Yonkers, Westchester cow her appointed day, 1, spleudid accommodatior a, wo will be taken pould make early application to s y application (o.1, BERNIA, Captain Alexanuer e from applicants. For part overthe face of CH AND SPANISH LANGUAGE: S10 PETIT, Professor of Freuch and Span opened a course of the latter at 258 Broad It will commence a mmber of students, course with Mexic Americans io have a 'kaow BRITISH AND. ROYAL MAIL S' power each, und become useful ta great mauy ledge of Spanish, ‘The Professor, who has resided for years in Spanish countries, is thoroughly d with that language, aad i red globe, yellow gh radish and spinach, with a large Moue. yellow Aberdeen, and general assortment of garden seeds. every day. Choice and fragrant Ag Beve plant fresh wersat all seasous of the THO: Jong habit in teaching, wood success ina very iven. French will be in John Hewitt. and Florists, 6%) Broadway. ¢ FOK SALE —Dhat ver sirable residence in the village of ‘Tarrytown, chester county, fitted up by the late Mi aries H. E. Judiine ptain William Harrison. * ng are fie Nw jinted to sail from Liverpool are the vate lessons will also. ANGUAGE—Lessonait Professor, a native of Pt AC. steamships now build AM. A. ‘ORE AT MIDDLETOWN, CONN.—One of the best retail Drug Stores in the State of Connecticut ix which is about 46 feet by 40, with how offered for sale. Diazaa front and re with a green hou: carriage house, convenient out hai all amount of mean: tached. ‘There are also on ‘August 1, 1847 + Augurt 16, 1817 the day previous to alee, money—From Boston to Liverpool, $120, do do to . reat variety of bery and ornamental tree by any spot on the Hudvon riv subscriber on the premises. ilrond. connecting Middletown wi lew York, will soon in operation, din favor of Middl is store valuable to a person under- bridge question” has been decide: all. of which will render this store valuab tan u usiness. ply either by letter or meaning De muse SAMUEL BOWN. ISTRANDER. ‘secured until paid for. ‘These ships carry experienced sui No freight, except freight pecie, received ou days of sailing. ‘or freight, passage, or anly other information, - wesc . BRIGHAM, J: AtHARNDEN & CO. been entered into with Her ine between Liverpool The steamships for this service are next year due notice will be given Under the new contract the Saturday during eight months, an e other months in the year. Goi Liverpool aud Halifax and Boston, an tween Liverpool and New mea aise John A. Iselin, THE PUBLIC—Give my artictes a trial and jud; yourselves; “I warrant them all to be as represented or the money refunded. Y EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE. This universally approved and admired all ardeat spirits, pungent exsent materials, cleans the hair expeditious bright, aud imparts to it the del Hair Washed with this extrac and luxuriant in its growth, ies Also, fos trom! of fine’ bathing. ished, -Persous desirous article, tree from atacieay sate, Will find an icle, oil, and other destructive ‘renders it beautifully wKrance of the flowers pleasingly soft. it will positively bring in new air on bald heads by its use, and hair that has been made harsh ud is turning gray or falling out, by t it, to establish a are not in Texas or now being built, an of the time when they wil steamers will sail ever; every fortnight during tl migrents or others wi ng for gardening lots Esq. 59 Courtlandt s\ Auctioneer, Ke: ers must be post j ancy by a few applicatior , handsomely furni cy 0 LE OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION ished, at 31 North Mo COMPANY, Office 44 William street. non the head, as dan _Syl4 Me® feta shi ng off of the hair and turnin, PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON, Staten bi —Nature is an inexhausti oprietor begs to inform his friends and the pul derable alterations and improve uce the Inst season. je mine, in which ex- always find room to excavi ; Produces all that man calls invention and wk.ch he would do better perhaps to name. adi sousse alone whic! sale by Jules Haul, Che wholesale and retail Fulton street, comer o} and at retail of A. od, 415 Broadway, > r YS PATKNT NOSE—Kor sale in New York by the ventor and manufacturer, 23 Courtlandt street; James jst and Perfumer, Phila DS, Druggiats, 100 Johnson, 273 Broad F. Artauit, 149 Broadway; J. B w York. Jez onnected from the mai re intended for b eutlemen only; they are of ventilated, and superior in all respects d single rooms in the various laces throughout the country. ‘The proprietor is now ready to treat with families or parties rooms for the season. addressed to fotel, Broadway, will re steamboat rans between New York and New Brighton, at Gand 11 A, Mand 2 an and 290 H. SAND, President. ARLES E. ANpenson, Secretary. In conformity with the provisions of the charter, notice for subscription foran amount not Epwarp Mitts, Genet Agent, to those generall; 4. given thatthe Books ing $300,000 to the capital sto! nm Company, will opened at the office of the Bioee a tava ‘4 William; coruerof Wall. street, on Monday, 2ist well, 32 Park Row; Fa Fultog, 555 Broadway; Kn 3 Hanson, 320 Broadway 8? 116 Grand street; Charles Pi Five per cent of the amount subscribed period of subscri bai the subseription Iments not exceeding centas may be required by the operations of the Compa- ‘aud upon thirty days previous notice. lowing is the 25th seetion of the By-Law:— 1 of the Company, after the preference be alla wed to those and to the extent of their then ton at 8 A. M., 123%, 2 and 6% P.M. ieee ty Saturday eas: Sunday Arrangement—From New Brig! From New York, at 9A. M. Music Nights—Tuesday, ‘I The Pavilion is now ready for the reception af Compa ‘idge,210 Water street; McKenzie & O’Harn, 655 ware, corner Fourteenth muel Pryor, 254 Third 3 D, Hodgman, corer o! Nassau street, and no where else in the city of New York. ubseription to the ¢ amount may be $500,000 who may then be # actual subseripti cabiu passengers, who will be taken at a reduced price. Tersons desirous of engaging second cxbin passages for their to leave Liverpool on the 6th of RS AND OTHERS. Lot, situate south, © in this city, and now occu. f more steamboats land mises, renderin bi le SMIDT, 20 Na LMAN , 00 the pret TO HOTEL KEEPE ale, that valuable Hous West aud Hammond str its 4 Stearnboat T y atthe pier in front of said p desirable location for those interested For particulars enquire of JNO. € street, or of J. F. FOR LIVERPOOL—The magnificent w Steamship SARA ULDER BRACES, and BODY BELTS.—A, fhoulder Bra A jompson, will sail punetually on ‘remium Patent fli commended and patroi this country, for childr imited number of second imptive oF sedentary dy, or at the wr 4 in the chest, those confined by ata h Juable article to brace the should: friends in the old countr: Toren LATEST MOMENT, TELEGKA riey From the South : New Orleans papers of the 18th, have been received at Fredericksburg Tho bark Alabama, which sailed from Vers Crus om the 9th, arrived at New Orleans on the 17th inst., but A letter to Mrs. Chase, written by her husband at Tampico, dated 11th inst., says that General Scott was within nine miles of the capital on the 30th ult. This is beileved to be incorrect. By the extension of the telegraph we are now in oom- munication with Richmond, from which oity our des- patches will hereafter be forwarded, thirty hours im advance of the mail, ~ mooning Wasuinaton, July 24, 1847, James K. Polk. The President of the United Staves is constitutionally an industrious man. Generally, it is your lean men who are the most inveterate workers. We might cite Jack- son, Wellington, Brougham, Guizot, Clay, Calhoun, Walker, and others, as examples. But, on the other hand, there are the cases of Napoleon, Taylor, Webster, Benton, Buchanan, and others, men in good condition, whose lives present the same evidences ef untiring as- siduity to business, to say nothing of Cass, (who is rather what the farmers would call grass-bellied than fat) Dixon H. Lewis (who is a bona fide fat man,) and others, Still, we think the balance is in favor of the leaner sort, Cassius, Cesar, Hannibal, Scipio, Suwarrow, Prince Eugene, Talleyrand, Metternich, Bolivar, and an junumerable multitude of active business fellows, may be clasted among the lean kine. ‘The Popes of Rome, and the Emperors of China, have been, almost without an exception, fat men; and thelr lives, “ If anotent tales be true, Nor wrong those holy men,’? Have been as uniformly quiet, luxurious, voluptuous monotoenous. The wives of the Moors are fat, indolent and luxurious. We have but the the examples of Napo- leon and Louis Philipps, to prove that men are not gormandizers, or at least devoted to the goed things of the table, and as choice in their selections of @ cool Ld in appointing their official subordinates. And we hold this will be without except: excepting the emascula- ted attaches of Oriental s los.) thut where there is a surplus of adipose or oleaginous matter, the animal preponderates over the intellectual man, however strong the intellectual grasp and capacity of such man may be. The case of the illustrious Falstatt is a striking instance in proof of this hypothecate. Your burgomasters of Amsterdam are notorious for their abdominal rotundity not more than for their’ proverbial somnolence and tor- pidity. They eat, sleep and grow fat. ‘The ente: ining Arabs of the desert, on the other hand, are lithe an long. Our aldermen are proverbially fat, while our law- ers are characteristically thin. ‘The one class part largely of good dinners, the others subsist uy the at- mospheric sustenance of the law. Your cooks and but- chers are fut; while your editors, men of thought and constant labor, are a3 attenuated as John Tyler. Therefore, we consider that we have made out astrong argument that, between your fat and lean men, the lat ter class, in all ages, in all countries, under all govern- ments, in every capacity, and in the achievement of all great results, bave been the working bees of the hive, the builders of cities, empires, systems. political and re- ligious, the propagators of revolutions, and the great agents in every department of the work of progress. James K. Polk, President of the United States, is a lean man. Our argument in favor of the tribe presents in his behalf the strongest vindication, His whole history corroborates the postulate that for a man to be thin, with @ good living at his command, is prima facte evi- dence that he isa man ofindustry. Such is the his- tory of Col. Polk. At college he was an example of dill- gence in his studies. In his subsequent career, es] cially upon the stump in Tennesses, his competitor had to rise early and travel hard to keep paco with him dur- ring the day. A half dozen stump speeches of an hour or two each, and forty or fifty miles rido on horseback, were an ordinary day’s work for « July electioneoring excursion. His recent holiday visits to North Carolina and the Eastern States, we can bear personal testimony, were the severest labor to his fellow travellers, who were mere lookers on at the oppressive vo icat and amount of holiday duties imposed upon him. ‘The time of the President is arranged and classified with the rigidness of the business hours, and half hours for meals in the factories at Lowell, where the looms and operatives work as a general system of machinery. Go to Lowell—step into one of those great milis—seluct one of the thousands of the fair daughters of the North, who are there employed, as an example. Observe her attention to the loom—bher face may indicate all the vir- tues id high and amiable traits of the true American but in the mill, and the mill going, and at ber active loom, her eyes have no expression, save the ex- pression of total abstraction, She looks ao animated piece of machinery, as careless of your intrusion and your fixed observation, as the loom ‘she is tending. For thirteen hours in the day she is thus cut off from all ex- change of thought and sympathy but with the mao that is before her. Yet in the intervals of the day, and in the short evening hour that she may steal from sleep, we doubt not she may oe found attractive from her in. telligence and sprightly conversation. and charm: from the vitality and expressivences that are diff over her features. May her happiness never be less. ‘The daily routine of the Vresident is under « some- what similar regulation as totime, He is up with the suo, even during the long duys of summer, and ahead of him in the winter. ‘hen he has to read over his morning letters, and then his breakfast follows, and the morning papers, then he receives his official visiters on official business, then the public in general, (it it be not cabinet day) « large proportion of whom call in relation to offices, from all parts of the Union, and from all partaot the world. Frequently an old friend will bore him for an hour or two about nothing at all, which is a great in- fliction, Like the factory girl, the President of the United States soon learns to g+ through the duties of the day with the mechanical stolidity and regularity of aspindle. He hears what you have to say, he anuwers it with brief politeness, he ‘turns his customer in waiting, and you are at leavi part. It may be, that from the force of & habit imposed upon him, he will amswer your appeal for an office, (if an ut- ter stranger) entirely to your satisfaction; but call the next day, and you may perhaps discover that he has ut- terly forgotten the previous interview, and remembers not ® word of the conversation at that time. Necessity has imposed the duty of dismissing trifles without » vhought, and office seekers are dismissed the more readily on the ground that it is not his duty to take care of their cases, but their own. The President has other matters to absorb his attention. Upon the more important question of the general po- licy of the administration, we believe that Col. Polk has administered: ist. According to his oath to the constitution. 2d. In consonance with his pledge to the Baltimore Convention, by ‘i In obedience to his obligations to the party elect- ing him. 4th. With a view to his personal popularity in the Pre- sidential catalogue. ‘Lo the first of these articles we may attribute the de- feat of the River and Harbor bill. ‘To the second, the tariff of °46, the resurrection of the sub-treasury, the demand for the whole or none of Oregon, and the war with Mexico. They were the offspring, not of Col. Polk nistration, but of the Baltimore Convention. To the taird consideration may be set down the dis- charge of all the ‘Tylerites, beginning with Mr. Calhoun; and to the fourth, the marked attention end untiring diligence to duty of the present incumbent, day and night, since the day of his inauguration, To the full extent we can conscientiously support the President upon this issue. As a man, Col. Polk is emphatically a republican, His enay, neighborly and communicative manner with the people at large, Is too natural assumed. His style of conversation when off duty is lively and agreeable; and his knowledge of the distinguished men of the ge- neration going out of power, makes him to a younger man edifying and instructive, Heis fond of agvod anecdote, and will laugh at it like an bonest man, with his mouth wide open, He is yet dignified without osten- tation; and with ail apparent conciliation of temper, is rigid and inflexible in his opinions and determinations. He will notsutfer long an unnecessary encroachment up- on his time, and if you don’t leave him when your busi- ness is concluded, he will perhaps have « foreign minia- ter in the next room demanding his immediate attend- ers, expand the ch tioa to the lua brace, will be able to do more wor! orm. Tobe be ‘by giving © free and | ealthy ace by wearing this S ptember for New Yor priees charged fo inthe above steamer, can do so at sreenige nawseugers, by applying to W.BERNES & Co, i "83 South st, below Burling Slip. FRENCH TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPA —The Bream Ship UNION, E CG rr akes her Jy20 6teod®m is mk, POW SALE On TOL of ground, pleasautly situated on Staten Island, near ‘Terms and price tavor- house and two lows as improve the fe h I Holesale ane recai juarautine Ferry: Gentlemen's outfitting store, 237 Broadway, z corner of Park Place. aperior Body Belt, or Abdominal Supr a ere fe. Iso, a summer lence on the south side, from ¥ —Royal will N.B—Alsoa si hiehly recommen Apply as above. CHASE on bond and mortgay © HIRT WAREHC re N r e may be foun: of every quality, made in the late« Fancy and Plaiw Lin ‘OR SALE—A very convenient two story hous fersey, now occupied by V he location is on high x0 jzabethtown, New T n and commen Shirts, Southern and Westera merchants are rey call before purchasing. etfally invited + JOHN WOOLSEY, % Platt s: IA. sails on the 15th August. 1 Bed ‘ances by boat and railroad frequent! day. The house contains nine rooms, and a room and every convent For further particulars, CLARET! CLARET! CLARKE’ HE SUBSCRIBER would keeps constantly ou hand,at bi 0 quality of Claret. Win tention of hotels an the gallon or barrel, ax may orm the public store, No.1 Barel: ‘These Steam Shi urteous navigato: toa from war vessels to “4il be found as comfortable ag any ships can be made New York for the first class is are equal to any afloat, and commanded hen their transforma- ipply to Mrs. 8. T: would particulary houses, whom he will supply by GRAND EXCURSION +h ry i y 2ith wand large steam- Ava ‘apt. Ben}, Overbach [el . ra, but the prices will be very Bodine.) will leav ulated by a fixed ly to the office of Wines will be charged ext CHALES ECKE: R "9 C' O SYHUP OF HYDKIODATE G ING’ 3 COMPOUND IVRUP OF HYDHIODATE | ars, Martin, Swift and Factoryvilie at oN New York a, foot of Harnmond street Newburgh 134 hours, and lan 0 board, Fare for th Van Pelt on boa 0 fre freight from New Yor! For further particulas FOR NEW ORLEANS —Loui . Minott, master, is now nd is warranted to give sa . purifies and quiekens the circala every part Of the animal it or passage, ha ‘apply ‘on board neraury, this combina ss that hive long resist. y and entirely removed Continued use of i SANT PARTIE! Frcasure, steamboat. NO! “9 to accommodate ac K. COLLINS, i leans, J... Woodruff & C i Priseas, 3,0 Woodruff & Co., who will v . Captain Hathaway, wi wail her retnlar dav. LIVERPOOL—NEW he splendid fast c iptain Asa Eldridgs Agents in New promptly forward a too well known by the citi- zens as a first class large aud spacious steamer to weed any yt~ treular deseription Apply at ttt Greer coe I leave Coney isinnd, RESH IMPORTATION, sbeer lawn hondkfs, narrow taped border cl about 500 pairs fin remuning stock re CONE, feck ged sghuce laced. Capes, (rors $1 0; modious and ele Weld, will reg’ Cuffs, black and whive Ince Vi a very cheap lot of needlework Collars. fr Ladies will also find some bargains in Valencieones | ace Edgings well worth their attert on. 9 +103 A.M. and 136 P.M. ‘ ; 56. ow e Shinvers will please clet trie ¢ Custom House, fore 2 0'e! P.M. The packer snp. Siddou tna Homers. and aril 28th af Amen WEATHER — vount ance. ‘Though vot an exclusively cold water man, Col, Polk i# abstemious, and never tempted beyond a trugal dinner, however tempting the bill uf fare. As# public speaker his voice is clear, musical and well modulated —Dis manner earnest, ted and im- pressive—his style plain, strong, methodical, and elo- quent from its strength and simplicity, He involves you in no overwhelming torrent of i but he speaks ex- pore what in of good taste would write upon de- liberation. Woe regard bim asamong Lhe best off-hand speakers in the country: By and large, a8 President of the United States, he is studious, industrious, and indefatigable, with a dignity becoming the station, and a simplicity as proper wi He le ceremonious only from necessity, and at times bluff in his “good morning,” only from the pressure of wi As ® party man he is faithfus to» Lair; as « poli- tictan # believer in the tactics of the party disel As & man, the highest character of ali, he is wffal yet, perhaps, constrained, frank, and withal ao agreeable aud intelligent companion all day jong, f he has the time. In every character he has done K00d service, except as a wan of fan snd we hope Uhat be will speedily get out of this » with Mextoo, id never try the experiment again. have no time to read over this long story to see whe! it is, but will trust the typos to make it out, THE DOCTOR, Wasninoton, July 23, 1847, The Congressional Light House. Little did Congress suspect last session, that the item of $17,600 in the civil and diplomatic bill, for lighting the capitol and grounds with gas, was an | for erecting a “light house in the skies.’ But so it turns out. It is now thought that the pine tree which is to be run up through the dome, eighty feet above the rurmmit, with « big lantern on the top, will not only an- swer the purpose of benighted members of Congress be- lated on “ th a,” but that the shaft, from its great elevation, may be used by the Distriot merchants iu giv- ing signals of ships, sehooners, ke coming up the river We understand that as a rafeguard against the pole falling through, lantern, fixtures. and all, (a maas of tim- ber and iron of five or six vons weight.) and crushing ots Shower and Swi be hind in the Reading roadway, for $1 90, may FOR LONDON— . T. H. BYMES & CO. ders of tickets are, of course, allowed the privie trance for Ladies, 134 Crosby st. | oplye ith Despatch— Th: ed and copper fastened ship ylor, having « large sail as above, Bap balapes ONDERFUL DISCOVERY !—Btryker’s Solution Hoir No. 39 Chatham et.. 0.4 1» Where it can be applied fi this arrangemen at Stryker's, No. 4 Cosuties “tea iaere i Sylo Tr? m da such stragglers as might happen to be in the retunda all ¢ riveatio tween thy bes houses will have to be vine West's and John Foy’s re tories in the basement, or in the library of Congsess 01)