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waters. The store-houses on the lake shore, and in the interior of the Western States, are, notwithstanding the immense qusatity forwarded, groauing under the accu- mulation of breadstuils, aud there is norelief, Every vessel on the le kes that would float, has beenput into re- quisition; freigts have ruied very high, and the greatest activivy has prevailed, and still the surplus of the old crops hes not been forwarded. Millions of bushels of corn and other grains are yet in flest hands, and likely to re main there, for the want of facilities to get it to mar- ket. ‘The new crop is aow harvested, and can be brought into market, in the event of an active demaud spring- ing up, at onee; bat the crops of the Western States, as general thing, do not come forward until the spring after harvest—the fall receipts! being the surplus of pre- vious crops. ‘The demand for vessels on the Western lakes this year, will, without doubt, give a great impetus to the construction of new ones between this and next spring. ‘The prospect, at prosent, is, that everything that wil! float will be wanted on the lakes next year. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the amount of lands entered at the land office at Mineral Point, Wisconsin Territory, and the amount of money received for the same, from Jan, Ist to July Ist, 1847:— rs RRITORY. ‘ALES oF Puntic Rampe—Wiscon Oy for ry January. February... 67,385.39 $86,757 18 Nearly the whole of these entries was in May and June, This shows the progress of emigration. A large portion of the above lands will give a crop this fall, and we may safely say that the whole will give a crop in 1848, The whole Western country is filling up at this rate, and emigrants arriving a few years hence will be compelled to locate in some of the new territories. In- diana and Illinois are rapidly filling up with the most aulstantial classes of emigrants, and the choice public lands of those States will soon be entirely appropriated. ‘The completion of the public works of internal improve- ment in Indiana and IIlinois, will give an impetus to the agricultural resources of those States, greater than ever dreamed of, and the revenue from these works will ex- ceed all estimates,as much as those of other States have. The Buffalo and Mississippi Railroad Company is the name of a company chartered by the Legislatures of Ohio and Indiana, and which,when completed, will form a connecting link between Toledo, at the western ex- tremity of Lake Erie, and Chicago, on the southwestern point of Lake Michigan. The whole length of the road, according to a survey, will be 232 miles, and it will run in nearly a straight course through the whole northern tier of counties in Ohio and Indiana, across the neck of the peninsula formed by Lakes Huron and Michigan. According to the report of the engineer who surveyed the route, the whole cost cf the road is estimated at $5,215,000, * The amount of tolls collected at Oswego for the fourth week in July, forttwo years, was as annexed :— Canan Commence oy Osweco—Tours Receiven. 1817, , Total Aug. 1. $113,532 83 1816.0 69,756 74 ‘The exports by canal from the opening of navigation to August Ist, of flour, wheat and eorn, for three years have been— Exvorts via Canau, 1817. 1945. 0 Flour, bb 19 Wheat, bu: 4X 17,702 Com, 236,831 5.031 ‘The increased shipments of these three lvading arti- cles have been very great, partionlarly of corn. The lake imports of flour, wheat and ccrn, from the opening of navigation to August Ist, tor three years, are appended :— Imports via THE Lake. : 1817 1016. 1945, Flour, bbls a 51958 32,950 Wheat, bush, 05.3065 839,999 JOM 5s «ps2 7,911 940,589 It will be seen by the foregoing that the average in- crease in Lhe imports of three leading articles of broad- stuffs has been for the last three years over 100 per cent per annum. Stock Exenange. $20,000 Treas Notes, 6s 105 25 shas Nor & Wor 50 57 25 do b30 35,0000 do blo 105 a7 65.000 do ,,, 90 105, 10 do, 12ms $7 500 Ohio 6s, "60 100% 600 pn Island 4 Soshs NA‘Trost b1S 10 350 Harlem 6K 250 Farmers Pinar 962% 50 do baw 645 108 5 B60 3653 Gu Stonington 6045 25 Morris Canal i750 OOM 2 do boo ia” 60 61 Er do b60 78 60 do 614 200 Nor & Wor 5026 50 East Boston 23 Second Board. $20,000 Treas Notes,’69 105 100shs Harlem 6064 6,000 Ken large bonds 100 400 do 6385 5,000 Reading bonds 78 400 do b30 637; 5,000 do 73 = 2% Nor& Wor b3 56; 4,000 Reding M Bonds 74 50 do 56. $0'shs L tslan Wo st 5) do 56M 50 do bow so odo 564 00 0 5 do b30 563g 100 Manhattan Bauk 25 Stonington le 200 Harlem 2% do 62 1m do bio Gt 25 do 6 100 do bio 633% New Stock E: eer f 25ahs Stonington 63 60% 100shs Harlem #3 G14; 5 Nor & Wor 6 57° 100 do U3 Ghsg in do bew 57% 100 do bi 648g 50 bt S78 100 do bew 61h, 40 Harlew btw CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yorx, Turspay Artennoon, August 10, Flour was some less firm to-day. Sales of straight brands Genesee were made at $5 873g, and good fresh ground do, at $6; sales of straight brands Michigan, and one brand Ohio, were made at $575. A lot of Buf- falo city mills brought $5 8744, and a parcel of Ohio flat and round hooped mised, $575. Southern co; tinued scarce, and quctations nominal. There was a fair busi- ness doing in wheat—a sale of Michigan white sold at $128; # lot of Ohio white sold at $1 28, and another at $1.25; asmail lot of red do, sold at $1 20, anda parcel of new, North Carolina, sold on private terms. Corn was some firmer—sales of Western mixed were made at 670.68 cts., and flat and yellow mixed"do, at 69 a 70 cts. Ryo was quiet at previous quotations. There was noth- ing reported in meal. For a good lot of barley, 62 ots. ‘was offered—a salo of 1100 bushels was made on private terms. A sale of oats was reported at 43 cts. Provi- sions remained nearly the same. Mess pork was some firmer, and sales were made at $15 60; prime, was rather dull, and the article was offered in one instance at $1225, There was nothing reported in lard. Sales ef cheese wore making, for home use, at 734 a 7% cts. Nochange in butter. Groceries continued in fair requ Molass- es was steady, while in sugar, transactions were light, without change. Coffee was steady, with moderate sales. Receipts down the Hudson River, Aug. 9. Flour. .... 14.088 barrels. Wheat. . ..10,220 bushels, Corn mal... 808 Rye. ...y “ Corn. 38,630 bushels. Asnrs—Sales of about 212 barrels of pots were made at $4 8140, and small sales of pearls were made at $7 123. Bevswax—Sales of 3200 Ibs. northern yellow were made at 240, Breapsturrs—Flour—Sales of about 2000 bbls of Genesee were made at $5 8734, and 360 do fresh ground at $6; 500 do Buffalo city mills were sold at $5 874; 600 bbls one brand Ohiosold at $5 75, and 600 do, do round and flat mixed Ohio sold at the ame price; and 400 do straight brands Michigan. Wheat—Sales of 4000 bushels Michigan white were mado at 128¢; 4300 do, Ohio white, at 1280; and 3800 do, do, sold at’ 1250. A small sale of 6 or 700 bushels of Ohio red brought 1200, and 1600 do North Carolina new, sold on pri- vate tertas, Corn—Before 'Change, som 6000 bushela mixed, ineluding a portion of flat yellow, lightly mixed, were reported suld at 660 # 69¢; during ‘change ; 3000 bushels weetern mixed, were gold at 670, and’ 4500 de., ut the same price ; 3000 do, do. New Orleans sold at 68e, and.0000do. yellow mixed at 700, was swwady, and Feceipte light. ported; Western New York of good quality was worth $2 754 $3. Kye—Was worth 800 ac, according to quality and place of delivery. A cargo of oats was sold avdse, Barley—A aale of somo 1400 bushels was made on private terms, For a handsome lot, it wae said 62 was offere: Caxpies—Sperm was steaily at 31o Covrer—The market was 10 a hoaltby state, though ot large—-300 n 400 bags of Kio were sold at and 800 do Sumatra sol at 64¢ ot Waa mere quivt to-day, without the disporition of holde port sales of 70 bales, as below :— Meal—The market No tranractions were re- Livenroot Cuassvivation few Orleans Uplands, Florida. Mob. & Tewas useing na iy hea a a Vea 12% 12a 12) oa Bi 2G a 12% 2% 4 ihe a 12 ihe I 13K'n 12%q 12 a 13 a ae ie tn ‘none. 1a - Me nom Fine. + — a id "Fusit—'There were 400 quintals dry cod afloat, unsold, held at $3 623%. Mackerel were firm. There were Oo new arrivals, aud no sales reported, Favit —-Small sales of 300 @ 400 boxes bunch raisins vere made at $1 40a $1 45, Hemr ~-Seles of 350 bales of American dew rotted were made at $142 4 $160 per ton, The market conti- nued bage of Menilln. and no gales transpired. q continue to quote pig at 3% a 4 Ib. ° Hales of 100 hinds, AIsoovedo. wees uted at 330, — 100 do Se at 240, Ns vat Stns wf of about 400 bbls" made ot g M5 and ae By. Mine ion rola at dee. th pentine a at 4 oa Te 0 about 420, and raw O11 — 8 & 2000 gallons American pressed linseed sold at 700, and about 3000 do Ei Med oon Seer of 900 & 500 Dols selected while were made a! ye Provisrons.—Salos of 389 bbis new moss pork were pa gh aia err aee that of good was steady, prices firm. Rich-Nosales ‘of consequence were reported, while 1. ‘Some small sales were made on the spot at $1 48 per bushel. Wuacenonr—N new since last report. Wnuusxey—No sales of moment were reported. Woor—Small sales of fleece con: to be made; chiefly confined, however, to common and three-fourths merino at prices varying from 27 a 36c. There was nothing doing in foreigu. Freiaurs were inactive, and but few The rates were nomiually yesterday. A British ship offered to take wheat in bulk ‘at 10d. Flour could have been shipped in first class vessels tc Liverpool at 3s. It was reported that 3506 bushels of grain in bags, to fill up, taken at Sd. Sater at Arcrion, August 10th,—Raisins—750 bxs, bunch at $1 2734 @ $1 30; 450 half boxes do. at 640. Paris White—57 casks ‘4 @ }gc. per lb, Starch ~100 boxes at 50, rs TELEGRAPHIC. Markets. New Onurans, Aug, 3—P. M, The cotton market was rather inactive. The Hiber- nia’s advices begin to be looked for with much anxiety. Sales of 2000 bbls. of flour, consisting chiefly of Illinois and Ohio, were mado at $4 $4 8714. Sales of 10,0.0 bushels of corn were made, embracing Western sound mixed and yellow, at 45ca.50c, Tobacco—Sales of 2000 hhds. Kentucky leaf were made at 2}¢¢ a 60. Sugar was steady, with a fair amount of sales. Provisions wero rather inactive, and sales moderate. No change in ster- ling bills, Freights aLtimone, Aug. 10—P, M. Salos of 4000 barrels of flour were made, chiefly How- ard strect, at $569%, including some lots City mills at ¢6. Sales of 4000 bushels of wheat were made, consisting of Maryland red a4 115, and Pennsylvania good do at 1270 and 128c, Corn was duller, and had a downward ten- dency; Maryland white and yellow was worth 68 and 700. ‘There was no change in whitkey. Provisions wore also inactive, without change in prices. Avwany, Aug. 10—P. M. Receipts by the Canal—Flour, 14, barrels ; corn, 16,500 bushels ; wheat, 3,500 bushels ; oats, 6,500 bushels. ‘The market for flour was rather quiet. ‘The sales of all kinds to-day were about 2000 bbls. at $5 50, $5 75° @ $6 ; the latter price for pure fresh ground Genesee.— Sales of 6000 a 8000 bushels of corn were made at 66c. for mixed and 70o. for yellow. In other grain there was nothing deing of importance, and prices unchanged. Wheat very firm. Sales of whiskey were made at 28¢, rato, Aug. 10—P. M, Receipts—Flour,5000 bbis.; corn, 9000 bushels ; wheat, none, The demand for flour is moderate, and the mar- ket not firm at $5 a $5 18%. Corn is firmat51 a2 cts., with more buyers than sellers at these figures. Cleve- land white wheat is hud at $1 ‘6, and the market is firm. Oates are selling at 31 cts.; rye, 65 cts.; whiskey, 26 9 27 cts., in good barrels. ‘The freight of flour to Al- bany is 62 cts.; wheat, 17 ts.; corn, 14 cta, Married, In St. Patriok’s Cathedral,on the 5th August, by the Right Rev. Bishop McCluskey, Mr. Groncr Surniock of New York, to Anne, only daughter ot Robert Sher- look, Esq. late of Sligo. Ireland. In Kingston, N.H., Col, Winutam Wenster, aged 67, to Miss Manta W ‘9. By the above union, istor’s grand-daughter, which makes the bride a wife to her great uncle, sister toher grandfather aud grandmother, aunt to her father and mother, and great aunt to her brothers and sisters She is stepmother to five children, fourteen grand chil- dren, and one great grand-child,—Buston Eve. Trans- cript. Died. On Tuesday, August 10,in the Goth year of his age, Epwanp McKunna, late of Greenwich street. His friends and acquaintances, :and those of Michael Cowley,are requested to attend the funeral.from his late residence, No.93 John street, this afternoon, at 4 o’clock Jous Dean, formerly of Brooklyn, aged 44 years. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully inyit- ed to attend his funeral, at 2 o'clock, oa Wednesday, feom 189 Sixth avenue. On Sunday, the 8th lastant, at 3 o'clock, A.M., Jas. Wasninoton SauL, aged 7 months, son of Edward and Mary Ann Saul. BURG.—T) r jal and Rail road Bank of Vicksburg, are hereby notified that the deed of teust in relation to the arrangement between them and the creditors of suid bank, is deposited with the Cashier af the Phenix Bank of this city, who is one of the trustees. It will remain there the 18th inst. All those persons who hold any of the liabilities of the Commercial and Railroad Bank, who have not yet consented to the compromise, are also re- quested to callerthe Fhesiz Bamk. | ay Lots re NG. OGDEN. “AY '} Trustees. ment. Sama! ae ‘L£ED—An American boy wi can come Wvilrecgm. W Sane cad Seratitge Oy : weenie hon of Fund Sereloek An Me orks. aad ® P, we. Apply at SORIA & Co.'s, 490 Pearl street. atl item $3! A PARTNER WANTED —A young man with scapital of Three Hi cess, will find 1a safe investme: handred percent. ‘The b his time will be oornloy. buc those who have the eash im han ‘A dress “'P. W.” Herald Office, with real name, stating interview may be had, which will be duly noticed. 1, ‘ofling. "Nowe need apply wi TED—Immediately, a good cook. as ire on board ite lee Barge, foot of Dunne street, atthe depot good boatman, t0 go as captain, an atice, Good prices will. be paid for good as above OOL—s000 ds Mi Fi for sale at rn KOHLSAAT 8 BROP aull Ins*m WANTED, by petent, «siti family. Would he MATION WANTED of Arthur and Mi A Mcteer, ‘atives of the county ‘Tyroue, Parish Clo and. Ati lative ve al parti chant received by Owen Short. at Mr, Clearys, 23 Ann st. au sere ANTS A SITUATION for cook, washing andironing- W ‘Av oticction 90: da poser Roast werk eam me vate family. Good city reference given, "Apply to 31 Charles street. ald 2t*m ANTED—A_ KESPECTABLE Protestant Woman wants a situation as Chambermaid and Waiter. Apply at 49 Oliver street, in the rear. alo 2t*m ATNED—A Boy, of respectable famiiy—Salary $100 a “year. Apply to FANFERNOT & DULAC, 18 South William street. al0 Gt*m OGLE’S HYPEKION FLUID——For Promoting the Growth ead Embellishing the Hair, stands A ‘like efficacious in exterminating sew beautifying Justre it gives to the hai es its success at the toilet of every lady of fashion. further particulars, see vamphlets, ‘coutaiutug, certificates fom some of the most eminent physicians, &e ‘To be had of his houtthe Uuited states and Canada. ‘Acsxts—A. B. & D Sands.N. Y.; Portland ott, B.K, jr, J R&C DT v dwell, N. Baytor, Newport, R.'.; E. Trevett & Son’ G, Dexter, Albany; Dr Hiemstreet, Troy; 'T ut, Auourn; Wim, Pitkea, Rochester: Q. H. Fish, Sarato as Tolman & Williams, 5) Hey, Geneva; 8° arnum & Son, Utier; William Coleman, Buffalo; Seth G: Hance Drugerit, and Wa. H. A. Myers, Hair Desser, Balti more, Md; J. W. Kneeland & Co, 127 Canal street, New Or and other places. ; ‘A treatise on the Anatomy and Physiology of the Hair, wih directions for preserving the same, Se.. accompanies tach bortte of the Hype Ww! M BOGLE First Premium Ven all 1Steod* rre + Boston. HE ONLY GENUINE GOURAUD'S ITALIAN r MEDICATED SOAP—BEWARE O¥ A SPURIOUS ARTICLE— 1 his delicious compound so deservedly a favo- rite with the public, I ledged to rank fuve- mostamong modern i to if for its astonish f as for its surprising medical and chemical properties. Its action on the huinan skin ts so marvellous, that. but for the enlight. ened state of society, it would be accredited to th magic, and its inventor probably suffer at the stake as a wizard! The days of necromancy, however, have gone by ; Dut seience happily wears a belt of fr greater potency. than the golden one of the mghty Hermes. Certain it is, that the trapsformations which dark, rovgh, chapped, freckled, tanned, or pimpled skins, are made to wudergo, by a’ free use'of Gou- raud’s Italian Medicated Soap, exceed the power of mngic ! Itis so highly medicated, that’ the entire host of cutaneous mmediately cured by it; itis so emollient, that hest, hardest skin, is' speedily made as’ soft al properties are so pow is which a trophical sun ever Hy rendered soft, plinnt, clear ly white; aud itis so highly scented that a de- ill float the livelong day around the.person e sand 10 Ki ‘operation should fora moment be without it. If it is jaable tothe maiden, wife, mother, father, brother, or lover, is if possible more so to the helpless uurseling,whose tender so frequently chafed and sore, cannot have anything more delightiully soothing applied to'it than Gourand’s Italian Medicated Soap ! : Beware of spurious soaps purporting. to be medicated, and especially beware of a ebunterfeit of Gourand’s Soap sold in Courtlandt street. ‘The only place in New York where Gon- rand’s articles are to be obtained genuine, is at his depot, 67 ‘Walker street, first store west of Broadway, New York. soem R, JONES, DENTIST, 170 BROADWAY, inserts ‘Feeth, and warrants them’as good as the natural ones, for biting and mastiestion, A complete double set of best mineral Teeth on fine gold plates. ty tee ae cee $50 00 A set of best mi fine gold plate, ‘upper jaw, to be worn by atmospheric pressure... $30 00 Single tooth, frome. s.scssert see ee + #100 t0 5 00 aull 2tis*re OWELL ON THE EYE—Just published, a Popular ‘Treatise on the EYE, its Diseases, and their enre, with engravings, rules for the selection of spectacles, &c., 8v0., vriee $0 celts. ‘To be had at the author's, and of booksellers euerally. weir, Powell attends exclusively to diseases of the Eye and Ear from 9 to 4 o'clock, at his olfice 261 Broadway, comer of Warren street i; i ‘Artificial Eyes of superior quality recently imported. auto 390 re ‘ tee EN. TAYLOR'S PORTRAIT —The first and only por iit of Gen. Taylor ever takea from life painted hy Mr. Atwood, and no corner of Reade street and Bi to see how the He: well to call and & about the s.reets are mere should be effaced from the min Adi tan He auld 3e¥re on eing the true likeness URTLE SOUP AND STEWED TERRA. PINS.—The Proprietor of the Bank Coffee House, No. ie street, would respectfully inform his epicurean friends j ived from the South a choice lot of Green up ia soup aad stenks every day eas also receivei by the same arrival a prime Jot Terrapins, which he will serve up in his usual ty Ns —Families supplied. all 10% JAMES FOSSETT. Pi AND IKIDIUM PuINTS. —Lamp-makers who require palladium for. bronzing liqaor, may now be Spies ata low price. Likewise platina iniwire aud ‘plate, and pen points of superior ausi dvdriod potash, quinine. chlor, soda ric ether tor the Le heon, strong ammonia‘and s hitre, ivory black, sulphate of ammi chemical Whale oll soap, fly paper, ant, moth, and bed bug poisons, fee,’ &” Dr. LEWis FEUCHTWANG! all 7t*m 23 Li ER, iberty street. OHLSAT BROTHERS, 48 John street and offer for sale on liberal terms, a large pepe Worsted Pattern: urse Twist, B Clasps,'and other French Fancy Good: Baio Fringe and Gimps, of different styles and colos ble fe. have wn hand ssortment of ‘anvass, Chenille, Floss Silk, between Walker aud White streets, clock last evening, i dollar gold piece. piece:afive dollar bill, a three dollar. bil ii change, a cambrie handkerchief” s.r f by retarmiaiog thw same to frederick Le Valter ot the il by returnining the same to Frederick L. Valte, at t it’s office, room No Wi City Hall. ‘alt kin (AENTLEMEN derirous of obtaining Lodgings, 1 jaiet Gi Eiiivsceasmoserase rose cms hand” coentertasle toeels tr applyirg at 72 Green street. ia all ire: BILLIARI ‘OR SAL ne in perfect or- der, with a set of queues, balls, &e., all complete, will be sold cl p for cash. Can be seen at No. 27 Dey atreet. Apply leat of the Swiss Club, Mr. A. GROSCLAUDE, treet, 8 fault St* re OMANTIC HOTEL, McCOMB’S DAM—The un- dersigned has taken, the house formerly occupied by Henry D. Huested, and is now ready to accommodate fiends and the public with breskfast, dinner, and reasovable terms and on the shortest notice. ‘Boats, bai bs | pode gerne Lm abe - id good. grove attached to the house for pie nic and chow- der parties, PETER HERM DODGE, all are we Proprietor. ICAL E OF CORNS, iting oF the least pain—Dr 8, Shiriacoff, from St. Petersburg, of Rus- sis, has the honor to announce to the Iadies and geutlemen New Vorkgs ud the public in general, that he wuder completely eMirpate soft or hard ( N every other lattd substance on or between the toes, without cutting, by means of au Elixir of his own invention. ‘The oper- ation 1s performed in the apace of « few minutes, without the least pain, and the patient may resume his dress’ aud occupa tion with’ the satisfaction of carrying the coru or root in hi hand. De. 8. Chiropedist, will give his attendance at his office, 63 Chambers street, opposite the Park. au 10 30t* Fre VIRK BHICK—Wanted, 20,000 Welsh Fire Brick, afloat. Enguire of CRAFTS & TAYLOK al 3t1s*m 22 Exchange Place. PRY In ARTHOLOMEWS CHURCH for sale, No. 108,{de: rably situated. Apply to 65 and fon ngs tt F' “AND COAL HEAVERS—Wanted, thirty Firemen and Coal Heavers, for che Usited States Naval Service. Apply at the United States Naval Rend 9 Cherry street. a ve PUBLIC HOUS# FOR SAL! 58 Harrison street, wit) be sold ata bargain, and pos i place can be seen ny time, by i T7 way. The only reason for selliag 1s the owner having other business to attend to, andcaunot attend toit. a9 Seth HALED PROPOSALS will be re sary General's Ofice, for White Pine timber per thousand feet, Also, yellow Pine, for girders, er thousand feet, all mili sawed, (lor the new State Arsenal) on, or before the ‘ith inst, Unotjectionab rity will be required for the com- Qleting of contract. Kor sizeof timber call atthe office. New 01 a k, August 9th, 1917. etre ___"_HENRY STORMS, Com. Gen’. ESTABLISHMENT .—The undersigned steamers, hotels, yvoarding houses and fa- thall kinds of stores at wholesale prices, Among hisstoek may be found g Liquors, segs, fi 40 baskets¢Duc Heidsiek Charmpaga haif chests bla ‘Tea will be sold at great ba to close a consignment. wuntry merchants and up town gro- cers would do weil to call, All orders from the country will be promptly attended to. Masters of vessels having small lots of goods to fae of for cash will please call. Orders amount- ing to $10 will be sent home free of Seat nus dere A. B. MILLS, 59 Water st. THAW BOARD5—00 tons Straw Boards lor sale 0 PERSSE & BROOKS, jy29 tim No. 65 and 67 Naxsan streat O HOTEL K to get a Situation ina respectable Hot’; he as first rate Loaf favey Breakfeast Bread Baker—she as Pastry Cook, of lirst rate ability, can assist wit ing Soups, all Kinds of faney Cak jellies and Ices, ‘They have no incumb:, ny commands addressed to M O.B., atthe Herald offi i be resnecifully a’tended to. aull 3t*re CE FOR SHIPPING—10,000 TONS ICE, from eight to twelve inches thick, Wap expressly for shipping, and packed on board essels titted for long and short phy ages at the lowest market pr hortest notice, y 8. M. Cheeseman, Proprietor Ulster Couaty Tee Company. Depot foot of Dunne street. all 12t¥re COvATRY ME iy L MERY, Toilet Soaps, Patent Medicines, Fancy Articles in every variety, supplied upon the lowest terms at No. i tore from Broadway, Also, VROOM ivalled Walnut Oil Military Shaving Pp, the only gentine, awnrded the first premium at the American Institute in 1841 ond 1846, EO. B. GROSER, formerly with VROOM& FOWLER, of No. 3. GAS, my wife of her own free Thereby forbid «il per my permission, r, and notly al peesone that I will pay no debts of her contractin 5 Iai 6 from harboring HILLIP HESSEMER. H. *2 Bargeon and Ocalist, nas praised he for more than ten years in different. parts of Europe, Asin Micor, Lasistan, Armeuia, South Africn, Brazil an New Holland. “iva Greenwich street, 632, cor. Morton FRenca STEAMER PHILADELPHIA—New York Havre, and Faris Express, Ageney—Parcels, letters, aud eived forthe Philade\phia,to sai on the Lith, orders will ot Of the agausydwean see ta eer tase, Means, fp the out in M3 iat th LIVINGSTON, WELLS & Co. fr ium safety mp Patent nd Lord Eacnpss Hall Least es she most i roved styles and patterus, Alea, Camphine, Spine Gee, |. Wicks, Se. ke. 27% bers asd Wana ats”? Ormeme® sve Goer RS. M. CARROLL'S MEDICATED VAPOR Bal 184 Fuh et, opposite Church str tafe pee ita the The Vapor Bath t pen from6 A.M. thE Mee Sasseparilta yrup prepared by the Shakers, 79 cents per bot iatetacniaiclatatinas intedieieieh nh ienteaiiiie aud Soe* re EKMAN HOUSE, Noisd Beek an Lodging by the day, week or month; on the tow ease aae ible terms, A choice of several single rooms may be had by mig i i mey be had at all ho ave da [ok Aaa terms, by a lady who as had considerable experience in’ teachiag. She teaches on the Logerian system, which is greatly approved of in burope.. Terns, Three Dollars per mouth ‘Aline addressed to A. B., at the Heraid offic, shal be at ie is tended to ho, doubt ite virtues are. req fore paying their mon Solution ean be had ac C. B. Chambers fopiny » "0 ( hachagm ink. Ost ON MONDAY, July 2%, between Albany and New York, on board the Hendrick Hudson, or on the wharf at cone of the above places, a large black trank bound with iron and brass nails. ‘I’. H.R. jn large white letters. marked oa the end. A liberal reward will be.given for said trunk, or for any inforimation that may lead to ite secovery, by WARRINGTON & RICHARDS, — No. 32 Burling S'ip, New York. OTiv J. He ING and Mr. J. D. BELL, consignees by the ship Utiea, from Havre, in December, will please send their addresses to the office of BOYD & HINCKEN, No. 88 Wall st. GUSTAF KF. WESTM is requested to call et the Swe dish and Norwexinn Consulate, &5 West street, where he will hear of somethi a re. litte PORTATION—W. SCOTE & CO, No. 377 o received a fresh lot of the much admired re offered from $1 50; d r pair; the Vii 1, At Cost pris Iiars, from 2s. to 6s. ‘aleuciennes Laces and ngs well worth their attent? jy 19 30cm v a pe SOLAR LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, , LAN- Sosy QLES, TALL LAN: )KESH IM Brond ‘ea Trays, Mc—The subscriber has now ready for of the best selected stock3 of the above articles in.th city, ‘Country dealers, churches, hotels and private fam@ies, will find it to their a Yantnge to call a id examine the above siock, which will reduced pric W. MORGAN, jvl4 30t*re of Broad KO. AURANT, No establishment au- respectfully solicit an inspection. day the 2d August, at 6 P.M. itsoupers served on the shortest notice. It will be opene: = aus etm XTENSION OF CE TO CONTR. the Harlem Railroad {rom Proposals for the grading, mnso e New York and Harlem Railr resent terminus ac Croton Fails to Dove im , will be received at the office of the Engi Plains, wutil the first day of September. ow prepared for the examination of Contractors, ind. specifications will be exhibited at the Egy © Company reserve the right to accept or reject any prom posils, whether they may be the lowest or not ao Bere ALLAN CAMPBELL, Kogineer. FFICE OF THE RINE INSUKANC , DIVIDEND—The Board of Direc « Dividend of Five per cent, out t he profits of the last months, payable on demand, at the offee of the company, No. 72 Wall street. D. UNDERHIL a5 Oe" mM Secretary. ° ARIS, ar ‘ , ito the business of the EW YORK, HAVRE AND ‘AGENCY.—-The. undersi special Agent to France, to a jeucy, will receive orders fc rehase transmission ot" goods of all dencriptions by the French Geensners, on the Most reasonable terms, and with the greatest promptoess and despatch. ‘Letters’ and. parcels will lao be received fox transmiasion {0 and, from ‘the C ‘, Philud in will leave oy York om tho ith of hugmse, and set = oar sare ip now ready at No. 10 Wall street. Ore ah hl ‘of the Uuited Sates and Canady, (post Syi7 Source vented to. LIVINGSTON, WELLS & CO. if | jars, tamps, hall lamps. Gordon. ‘f 3 z . solar aud “ vi se _ | Previous to which BAMBOOZLING.—Sir Marmaduke ao; slar and globe lama aie (ancy pattern; unde gene: | eudowace: JuGeeencs Henny, Ste Philips Lad Sas aie i oo! em ara BE, CK EYED SUSAN—Wil ‘These sales will be so arranged that country, as well | ,,1'@,¢ 7! ; N—William, dealers can make up their assortment. all It*re | Mane ‘an Mh 4 soe ll eldain at ens ne the lange salenom, 3 Constance, Mrs. George Jones; Widow Oren, fe assortment of C. (edged dip glade A Kiss IN DARK=Mr. Petti nite and ‘a y ote wee : oy wit ee Maree oe eee: Se 44 pieces; Sine mer ire Fatan verde " enyts, tee Gace mek iteaea? ‘edly te __Doors open ai 7—perforimance t» commence at halfpast 7. i an tea ets, ud plates, suitable for private fer | QV ERY THEA KA: Wenn, Freprieue i seis of ble waslory, 91 pleoss I 8 see - | Auguse ri wi Y be performed the xu eye, d ware, caators, bre ueen Naind, Miss J.’ erabell; Bepticte, Mr. ris: mobaet Lady Miss Fanny sticks, & and cake baskets, candle- @ ‘Als, 1000 dozen plain and cut glass tumblers, wines, money | ov Me. Dunn; Flavia, Mise B TERS DINING 5. TERS p |ALOON, Ni eustomers, and th ted, and thoroug! pvatndlg, NG. 7 Kulton s—H. | quarter to 7: performance to commence at heiFiast 7. res 10 make kuowa to his numerous ‘Maw N—Mr. Bi 1, Stage — (OB he rublic at large, that he has eulargedventila. | (Cyaan se evcuing, Autustll, the comfe opera of BRO- cpmpoey soon! onas | THER AND SISTER—Pacheco, Mr. Waleot; Rosauthe, , and neat asaloon as | Miss Clarke. | After which, Miss Louisa Wells, and Miss Amelia Wells, | wht sbpsae’ Gud dtnas’e eeaau May de hens veegone h thi to come ogaiu—and quently, His Larder, as heretofore, shall be bountifully plied with the most choice productions of the markets, Ww! will be served up at all ties, at the shortest not ‘Open on Sunday OAL—I am daily Orchard Coal, and ville entitled the RENDEZ- VOUS—Simon, Mr. Holland; Smart, Walcot; Rose, Miss | Clarke. | Doors open at 634: Performance to commence at 8. on, 25 cents. ONE DAY LATER FROM TAMPIO0. Nothing authentio from the city of Mexico. Big Mary Jane has arrived at New Orleans from Tam- Pico. She brings advices from that place to the 26th ult. but no confirmation of the reported ecoupation of the capital. Gen. Taylor remained at Walnut Springs as late as the 17th of July. His whole command numbered seven thousand men. He would march upon San Luis as soon as re-inforced by three thousand fresh troops, [It is not his intention to go to San Luis.—Hemarp.) A rumor prevailed at Monterey as early as the 13th of July, that Gen. Scott had defeated « large body of the Mexicans near the capital. This is supposed to be the origin of the rumor at Matamorasa few days later. price fr eau only vi panty lly ASTLE GARDEN-—MR WALCOTT begs to an rom the boats, and at 25 cents joutl, if screened, from the announce that his of King and Greeawieh, yard, corns P . LAST BENEFIT, ‘a2 30teod prior to his departure fre ew York, will take place on THURSDAY NING, August 12th. PETER CLINTON ARY either active or he uah Linaly volunrced who " MISS CLARKE “88 Yoni OLLAND, the whole strength of she company will appear 0 Terary 7 a capital of y of mvestnent present ferences of the inost sae Lisfuctory nature will be given. ‘The profits will be frou 23 to 30 per cent, aud may be increased inuch more, net particulars to inlormatin where an fiterview, may be had, q if by letter post-pai addressed “ Socius, the office ofthe Herald °°? Tau die Wed re COTTON DUCK—A constant suppiy ot the var rious vumbers, 22 and (1 inches wide, warrauted superior to any in market, for s:le bv NATH. & L. & GEO. GRIBWOLD, a pee nition of high chareeter.. To sand duilars, this opportune advantages rarely to be met with, BENEFIT OF MWLLE ADELAIDE ALMO’S OPKiA HOUSE—Positivery the Last Night of the Fi Ballet Company and Mr. Charles Wine ther.—Weduesday Kveuing, Aug. lth, the performance will the sanghable piece of 2, 5, 0: or, THE ET—Wormwood, Mr. Conover; ‘Susan, OTTERY Miss M. Duff. Dancing on the Tight Rope by Charles Winther acd Chris- ; tian Lehman, au6 2103tawis*m put | “Afiee which the ba'let pantomime, LE, DIABLE ROUGE: 1, The Vine Dressers of Como, ATIONAL LOAN FUND, LiFe ASSURANCE Sv N hi or PoNpoN ot Savina Beak ire the | . Coconcinde with the laughable ballet, entitled DECHA. Benefit of the Widow and Orphan.*—Empowered by Act of | LUMEAU—Roquinet, Mr. Charles Winther; the other ¢ rhiament. Capital £500,000 sterling, or $2,500,000, besides a | Tacters by the Lehman Family. Reserve Fund (rom surplus premiuios) of about $185,000, | ment will commence at half-past 8 o'clock. (part of the Capital is invested in the United States.) rT d T. LAMIE MURRAY, Esq., George street, Hanover Square Chnnirmati of the, ; ‘qurt of Directors in London, United States Board of Local Directors—{Chief O America, 74 Wall street, New t Mr. sda August 1, will be “NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS ; Adinival Kingston, Mr. Ly fice for Taylor, Howard. Tob ‘estie of HAMLE’ Jacob Harvey, ‘hairman, B h Hamlet, Mr. bn J. Paling , roughain; C) huting; whost, Wiaans; Ohelia, Mrs. Jonathan Goodhue, sq. Brougham ‘To conclude with the farce of the OMNIBUS—Pat Rooney, Me Brougham; Julia Ledger, ss Wheeler. #Pri x Boxes, 25 cents; Lit, 1236 coats, Pri ch seat. peu nt 7—performance commence: SE LADY.—Ko In conse le belonging to her dep % illiam Van Hook, Esq. George Barclay, Hat Edw. Habicht, Esq. BDWARD T. RICHARDSON, Esq, General Accountant. Pamphlets, Blank Forms, Tables of Rates, Lists of Agents, &e., &e., obtained at the Chief Office, 74 Wall street, or from her of the Agents throughout the Uuited States, and British nerican Colon acaP. M. ‘ arture for Europe (CA Medical Exam i te ; J. ANDER STARR, Ka + prior to General Agent for the United States aud B.N. A. Colonies, | No. 957’ Broadway, hax been expressly engaged, to show Jy13 3taw 4wis public the only Indy that ever left the walls of ‘Canton. Ad mission 25 ceuts—Children 123 cents. Joe Cream and Refreshment stloon open, without nal. au James Boorman, Esq. wate Boxes, 50 and C half-past 7. e week only.— Novel Attrac- he general expressed anxiety to he higher order Jelesti attend: E, SCHOOLER YS" MOUNTAIN. SPRINGS, Belmont Hall, N. establishment will remain oben until the Ist r. Having been refurnished and fitted up, it now of fers many inducement the Location #sjaatly,connidered une: | the hij quall amusements of the best ki ighly med: HE RAVEL FAMILY beg to announce to their na- merous friends ore in New York, that they have leased PALMO’S OPERA HOUSE for a short summer sea- The steamer Fashion, with later 1 ews, was due, and hourly expected at New Orleans. Her arrival will pro. bably solve all doubts. BY THE MAILS, Wasninaton, Aug, 9, 1847. Mr, Buchanan—Peace Rumors. ‘The numerous reports in circulation representing Mr. Buchanan's visit to Old Point as connected with a set- tlement of our difficulties with Mexico, are wholly groundless. Mr. Buchanan has long contemplated a visit to Bedford Springs, and would have gone there, but for the consideration that he would be more scoessible at Old Point, in the event of the receipt of intelligence demanding his presencein Washington. He would have preferred having gone after the receipt of some definite news from Mexico; but the business of the de it was “up,” and the opportunity of @ slight was not to be neglecte: It is said that, previous to Mr, Buchanan’s Government was in possession of intelligence favorable to the prospect of peace. ‘This is not the fact, Poence ip in so much as the published accounts may be di fa- vorable. The Government was not then, nor is it upto this hour, in possession of any int nce favorable to peace,further than what has been laid before the public. On the other hand, no authentic information has been received that would lead to a disbelief in the favorable accounts already received. In fact, for more than « week no despatches have been reovived calculated to bt ased the uncertainty created by the published in- gence, Wasuinaron, Aug. 9, 1847, Peace, ‘The city’s taken, hey? What next? What has be- come of the Mexican army? Did they capitulate, or ualities of the mineral waters ; excellent accommodation Ke. Route by R. R. leave the foot of Cortlandt street at 2 M.and4P.M. Through in7 hours, daily. eod* re MRS. B.A: HINCHMAN, *S HOTEL.—The undersigned, Bi hi the sati ing their farewell appearance in America, commencing : MONDAY, 16th August, 1847. During the season will be produced several of their popular BALLET DIVERTISEMENT: COMIC PANTOMIMES, by Ga as briel Ravel and the celebrated family ; cay toh pg ree gel rey A series of novel entertainments oh the 4 ROPE. Washiogton, y an arrangement’ among the h i 3) Wo he al poeuion sf thetuudersignet'asisleswaereond | 12 additiona VAUDEVILLE CO. ahd a Grand Orchestra & 1 C that they alone will hereafter conduct this extensive and com we modious establishment. ‘They pledge themgelves to use every Sa EAD cad of exertion touphold the high reputation nud retain the large BURKE, Esq, h it has heretofore possessed, they earnest! ii he firs it “g hope, the improvements the baidinas, ithe renovation | Will be opened for the first time. of funiture about to be mide, together with a strict and unre- mitting attention to the comfort of their guests, to merit and Teceive the usual large share of public patronage with which ithas se long been ho (sons of the late faction of inform- rally, that the Hotel so A succession of Nic designed, erected wader the M. K. ‘All sommunicatious ttm the Vaudeville Company, Musi e Jet, to be aiddreased (post pai iyate JOHN SEPTON, M mored. | T. P. BROWN MARSHALL BROWN. 9, 1847. iyi7 Isteodre RICAN MUSEUM, corner Broadway syd Aue strect. —Splendid performances both Afternoon au Prening, Mlle Gertrude, French Danseuse—Balloon—Moying Pan- oramic Painting of the, great City of London, with many interesti tions of ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY, ORPHEAN FAMILY.—SHAKING QUAKELS, SANTA ANNA'S WOODEN LEG. OURANG OUTANG—ANATOMICAL VENUS, Mad. ROG* WELL, the famous Fortune 1 Washington, D.C. 5 ROWNS\ COF HOUSE AND DINING SA. LOON, No. 71 Pearl street, situated in the buamess part of the city, (head of Coenties lip.) presents great induce- ments to inerchants, strangers, and others, whose business may all them to that part of the eity. Breakfast, Dinner and ‘Te GEORGE BROWN, late of Admission 25 cents—Children under ten, o al Jy29 30t*re BROADWAY THEATRE —This eutablishment, now SSANTALOONS OF AHRENE the wel ing in Broadway, will be opened for Dramatie pur poses solely, ouor about the firstof September, under the ‘ants ‘Tailor, 20}4 Ann street, has lately received over 100 pes. | hones, solely. 9 BARRETT. fmey Cassimeres and Linens, of which he makes pants to’ or- @.H. ETT. der for only $2 0 to $1 per pair. Fersons of peknewisdged. selsat wichiag sitastious fi "Also, Freuch and Eanglish black cassimeres and doeskins, |, Persons pe yon ny mcr rig Bey ror odo from $4 to $8 per pair, warranted good, orno sales” season, will please ves ee eeoner Gents who are in want of Pants, will do well to. cat] at 20% Ann street. iy4 30t*re BRUETIONS “OF THE SKIN—AIl who are troubled Fo with Salt Rheum, Ervsipelas, itch, Ringworm, Pimpled ‘ace, or other diseases of the may obtain a speedy ane 203 Bro.dway, above his Book Store, c: effectual cure,at Mrs. Carroll's Medicaced Vapor,Sulphur,and | (4,203.8 a , Kodine Bath sbtablishment, 104 Falton street, oppoaite Chareh cheiee retures slag Gladintor by Dav e Mi 7 4 ‘i Mats} the blacksmith ; Helen Forman, by Rube: e aod beater ts Sonne pas toc yrup of Sarsaparilla, prepared by | English Roadside, &c. Sc, &e... Is eateemed by. foreigners as t superior to any public exhibition of pictures in this country. CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE, WANT- Me, COLA imports all the New Popular Engravings ED.—Ladies and Gentlemen havi from London, Paris, and Germany, which with his extensive lothing or furniture to dispose collection of Books, Paintings, Faicy Stationery, and Drawing price for the sane, by send: y calling on the | Materials, he offers'at the most reasonable prices, wholesale ot a tot rat his residence, or through the hich will | retail Npelipseeiete ce HERALDRY.—Coats of Arms furnished and emblazoned in the most sumptugus style, or may be had in pen drawing, : 80 ior. Me. Barret absence, in Eufopevall eters aad ‘communications ma eased to his agent, Tt W. CORBYN. No.2 Bareiay street. OLMAN’S GALLERY OF OIL PAI RTLN GPs No. d to. __ H. DE BOER, 7126 Canal street, up stairs. N. B. Ladies can be atended to by Mrs. De Boer. € Oid ‘stock and job goods bought, of any descript amount. iya 3 NEW, LAPER, HANGINGS—F. PARES & CO., No $79 Pearl street, New York, Importers and Manufacturers, have received their w of every style and Hangings, Borders dow Curtain Peper, whi and others, at extremely low prices. ‘The most competent workmen to S$ AT OND DOLLAR 4m) Broadway, New York, lic of this city aud other ly are. auppised by yudfie water work, tt hens rers, | No arranged bis improved Water Filters that they can be ap: e.aupply of all the new paterus, | Died tothe Croton water faucets. They nre so coustrncte board Petts ad wlee Wine | Hist any person Gun kee thein in onder by replenish wit he filtering medium. a oat trifling expense. A single they offer to dealers, merchants, | fev ection will convince auy oue of their superionty over aay Filterin use. I’. S—Llis other Filters sold as usual. drt re 0 CLAIMANTS, &.—GENERAL AG city of Wash TI notary public, and the public that he door south of Chal ‘exchan ke street, opposite: tye Treasury | Departinen he will Jescription, aud personal property, and on risks Of trans fromeely ‘and fail pielly atusad to any business in the above entrusted to begs to inform hi places which are Navigat ance against loss or dainage by fire on houses, buildings in general, goods, wares every d portation and inland navigation, me which maj is care, Persons having REC ‘ clams the general goverument, and who may coulde Thoines W. Thome, ‘liam Van Wyck, them to ement, may rest assured that they will be johu Van Boskerek, .C. Redfield, apeedily atzended to ; Eugene Bogart, Martin Hoffman, Boduty land warrants or jtreasury scrip will be secured for Henry H. Ward, Robert L,. Case, the officers and soldiers of the preseut war, und the highest "This company coetivens to insure aguiaet lose or demage br Gre, on dwelling houses, warehouses, buildings in ge: 5 » wares, and merchandize, and every description of per Henry D-Beack, ws sacotenben Hone" Bandera vill keep hi office opentrom 8.A.M. until C-t0an, Ser on acon ced cana |i Cin alate en eset ate he capital of this institution is now full, and with 8 | seen and consulted before 8 A. M., and alter 6 o'clock P. M. "Slices ; iytt socm_ | jyrer do UePOH™ SAMUEL STETTINIUS. Jb Wallstreet, opposts the Merchants Exchanges \° Ps) bea ira crees will belet low $00 book ones Apply at 226 Cherry st aall It* rea ‘At Hoboken, the taree story brick honse fo. 3 Union Place, three ininutes walk from the ferry. *Tiaebee correctly and promptly adjusted and paid. Immediate, posses For particulars, inquire of o" le Wiis 2. lobvol , Thos. T, Woodraff, B.A. Robson, iM.D., Francis P.Sage, | _aidGe*r P-KENNEDY, 17 John st, New York. Moses Tucker," John, Moore, Ansoy, Baker, SAL sof the Howse No.4 Dey ‘hompson Price, — Caleb C. Tunis, jas. E. Holmes, t, for sale, or the same may be let to n good tenant. loha H. Les Elisha os. Morrell, ‘There are fifteen rooms, with a long room 60 feet by 25, John ©. Merritt, vn Bogart, | Sra two rooms on the first floor, already fitted up in the ae Hi rt Smith. | English style; Croton td, Gas fixtures in- . W. Tho vison, gg mie vi “veercagy, MOSES TUCKER, riders. | [ween ihe hy race os Gro. T. Hore, Secretary. mavise | Peeween te is Wendy feghi bled, GRICULTURAL ROOMS, LYCEUM BUILDING | wentle mile close on’ three ASot Browtways New York minutes. Sold, as ner has wo use for bimn.— HORTICULTURAL EXIMBITION At th Cnn he seen at Quarry Stable, 20 Amity st ‘auld stm of eee = e State Ayricultiral Society, whose 2 i held at Saratoga Springs, on the 15th of Sept., the American matched Horses, rapid travellers, of five figure and Agricultural Association have ehanged, the time. of holding action. nod benutiful in every respect, -ApHTy at the thetr Exhibi Hh and oth of Bent. All persons de | Beasar, No. 31 Crosby st. a9 StisM W&E* re ause of Hor 4 tly ine _— : AL Fra DR. DE_ WITT O. KELLINGER'S INFAL- epg a i Yeah, LIBLE LINIMENT.—This truly astonishing me- S08 Broad th i dicine is a clear, beautiful and transparent fluid, ' feedamen ih New York, or of | highty Tenant and perfectly delightlul 1m its flavor, aud ia es: foventry If. Waddell HOKSES FOR SALE—A pair of sup nes Home! Seedst the Poltowion Bxecative € pecinlty denned tobe prescribed. snternally. or externatly, aud is warranted to cure after all other remedies have fa.led. ipal xecutive Committee youu y ra All rheuinatic. and scrolulous affections, ring worm, tetter, oa, Bepea ki barber's iteh, old sores of every uature, frost bites, burus, Marana pins in the Baek, and affections ofthe spine, dislocat Ci it joints, banion: rus, cal ofevery descrip jy corre ward Cans tooth and nervous headache, One or two doses taken ac- cording to direction is as sure to cure the bilious cholic, diar- rhena, Xe. as itis taken; and affections of the thr puns of every nature yield to ats nfl verand ague broken in two doses alw have been made in two years. i ‘Among the many distinguished individuals who have kindly allowed us to refer to them, for public good, are the Hon, Mo- ses H. Grinnell, residence 'No. 6 College Place, New York ‘short, T°? SEW ELLERY MINIATURE. PAINTERS, &C.— ©. & J. HARTNETT, No. 2 Courtlandt street, near Broudway, wholesale and retail manufacturers of travelling, writing, dressing and jewelry Boxes, M 3 Se! tmgs, Flate Locket; wateh, rng, for silver plate neatly arranged wo order. Also, der. ‘Trays made and fitted to jewellers’ show case: +t el itches, chains, rings, ke’ ins, thimbles, pencils, &e. eit jon, Richard F. Carman, of Carmansville: ww York Min Variety of the above ayticies constantly on hand and mande | city, ang Mr. Arnold Mason, contractor of the Tigh Bridge order, with neatness aud despatch, No. 2 Courtlandt street, | over Harlem ri ras cured of chronic rheumatism of over Re York. jv10 300% re 30 years’ standing—can be seen at all tunes at the Bridge; Mr. ‘9 | Samuel Rober, his partner at the Bridge, gives it as his opin- JX | jon thacit saved his life. from a severe injury sustained by a fall; Me James Murphy, proprietor of the Harlem, Bull's Head, B nd Broadway lines of stages, has used at his ALISIAN DYEING ESTABLISHMENT—Ollice William street, New York-COURT & DESCHAU dye and finish in a new and superior style, never before intro- duced into the United States, all sorts of goods, sewing silk, absence Ow runumng between HE BOWERY” BANK, orcanized under the geueral | the reduee ture of y Banking law, with weapital of $300,000, will commence ONE DOLLAR, it Puesday, the f0th day of Augvat, instant, at No. | leaving each place at 8 evclgek OA. 4 Au Omnibus, also leaves Troy at 2s P. M., daily, with Des sengers. for Whitehall. connecting swith the rackets at the Borough, and returns on the arrival of the Packets at the Borough pIRKETORS Kuoch Dean, George W. Edwards, Alexander Masterton, John MeMenomy, Denton Pearsall, Wilham H. Calkin, Jacob Miller, ar, we 5 RK ANN HARLEY, FROM GLAS. iano a ot h Frye, ot teas ‘will please gend theit porimts on len: ‘OWNSEND, President. oard, foot of Carlisle street. R.mmediately. AIL fou EL G. ent to cublie store, natuanien ODRADPORD, Cahier permitted imust be sent to cu New York, August 3 ‘in oF aut tere ULL & MINTERN iE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY, 16 —NOPICE— All persons he sists teedes, Curtain, Materiales, Oreameety einai a ae vecuaid by the Car. subseriber has constantly on hand a Jarge asset + ey 00 sO SODHULL & MINTERN, share articles: aio, mapitcturer of te "f } = #7 South street. jattress, whieh, for comfort aud dar SUE re at and ther Mattrrases: Neuter Wet fwd every | (AR FACKED. seh ont and anty [ovrgad ginny A gal iS: | Tnadvwiew, will sall R. DAV, Scabore. 14g Fi For passage jn cabin | did accommodation: shall, minings, John 8. Giles, Thomas McElrath, James © Baldwin, ity CENTS. Oftce in T Fi Muted Hott ce in Troy. at Halsted’ Ho ‘ wee HALST $ & OTHERS, Pr males ye an not second ¢ big or steerage, having splen- ply on board, foot of Maiden Lane, or J. MeMURRAY, i rated work on Cuttin | Poavnr 4 \ehily soiled, bar in oth ————_—-—- are rerfeet, which Ye fell ata redaced price | FOR NEW 0 resent tO aay anny so crac de est alii, le at and ecroplote arrangement ever befor publishe | Toeding, and will positively sail Monday, Angust 24. | ice of the book complete, $10 00 | For freight or p re, Faring handsome umished accom: oe 800 | modations, ‘avy ow board at is) foot of Wall Wh @bINEM EID | i ER COLLING: South at. wo dis StiNe yor, | vely no goods will be received on board after Saturday AViTURCH ORGA INFACTORY.- x JO. Woodruff & Co., who will CM BGA Sega. ow ow | yi snege hMablished Twelve Yeess- ye Se , ee twistand trams, either plain’ or shaded; zepltyt worstea and | (mmoth establishment over one thousand bottles, He sys woollen yarn, sewing cotton, mohair, Se ag wore et ae ynolongie They have tinported patent machinery for patting up worst. | ud retail distri meeare wanzed. Trin ot, No. ed and silk, either in sh damaged or fled ork city; 8. Ing whole ribbons, sifle, sa cash re ee ee ta : 1 ag Ren pede Bien pl a IS i yold ut 30eente per single bottle; $1 pet dozens half —sGce dyed and cleaved equal to new arts ross $21; one erose £36. | The proprietors of this great reme- = y are ready and willing, thei that the PAPER—i000 Keams No. 1, White show more astounding cures, and n greater ntimber 0 -" & Green do. than any other remedy offered to the public, All Yoni ut 0. ello 3) @30te0d *re 30 «do. Blue | do. - es , For sale by PERSS« & BROOKS, SL Te j29 hm jo Bi anid 67 Nansan street y and Saratoge at march through the city and leave the capitulation to the Alcalde? Where is Santa Anna? No news of his death or capture. What will he do? Will he not fall on the back track, and cut off reinforcements, trains, &e.? May he not even re-capture Puebla, Perote, Jalapa and Vera Cruz? Not likely. Hardly sense enough for that. What will Scott do in Mexico? Dictate a peace ? or stay there til he is eaten up by an insurrection? Don’t know ; at all events, if Scott is really in “ the halls of the Montesu- mas,” another point is gained to the consummation of peace ; and the management of “ Old Soup” has been elegant, and regular as clock-work, from Lobos to the Capital. Now for those commissioners, Mr. Trist. Look around and seee if they are not already hid a1 some- where under the bed in the nationsl palace. rag 'om out by the scuff of the neck, and tell’em what you want. But, seriously, what are the Mexicans going to do—what can'they do but treat? Wasuinaton, Aug. 9, 1847, The Last News—Hotel Talk, Men grouped about the hotels—the dillettanti, the cognoscenti, the “ Di tanti palpiti,” and the vox populi, discussing the news of Scott’s march into Mexico.— * Come, let’s take a smill on that.” “Oh, no, I don't believe the yarn. Santa Anna would be damned to all eternity if he did n't show better fight than that.”— “ Well, what will you bet it ‘aint so?? “ Gentlemen, I tell you Scott’s in the ‘halls of the Montezumas,’ and he *aint no where else, and Santa Anna's gone to pot, end ‘Trist will be found on hand ready to talk to em, if they have got anything to say.”? “Buchanan is not such a jackass as many of the whigs take him to be.” “ Well, who said he was? But I'll go a cool fifty on it; Polk will be astonished to hear that Scott is not eaten up alive.— Now, what do you eay tothat? I tell you, sir, that Jimmy Polk is a small customer. Look at ‘the elections. Gaines—Major Gaines, by thunder ! elected to Congress, and the Kentucky fellows don’t knoW where he is. He may be in chains in Mexico, somewhere.” “Oh, git out! I want to know about this news. Do you it?” “Yes, I believe it—that is, | think Scott isim Mexico, or ought to be ; and that where he ought to be, thar you'll find him ; but how he got thar I don’t know, nor does the news tell us; therefore | don’t believe it; but still I think it’s reliable,’? ALAMEDA. Wasuincton, Aug. 9, 1847. The Elections. ‘The democrats of AWashington [give up the lower House. We think that the signs, thus far, clearly indi- cate that the late tremendous Administration majority will be diminished to a minority in the popular branch of Congress. Why so? How so? What for? Tho tariff of 46? No! The sub-treasury! Very little said about the sub-treasury. The Mexican war, in the ab- stract? No! Intheconcrete? Yes. Howin the con- crete? Why, by being in the convex on the Lieutenant General projét, which was defeated. But that won't cover the case. What will, think you! The spoils ?— the seven loaves and two cod-fish? Yes, that'll do. How will that do? The offices are all filled, and the un- satiated have become lukewarm, indifferent , indignant, and rebellious. The aspirants for ‘48 wish to Polk —their friends wish to make him unpopular. they let the wes carry the day here and there an everywhere. Polk jedged to none of the cliques of the party—hence they all hesitate to support him. They have got all they could out of him, and now he may g0. But mark you, sire, if Young Hick it bring all up on the om bUND TURN, Wasninaton, Aug. 9, 1847, The News—Evening Report. The afternoon’s mail from the south goes to confirm the telegraphic dispatch of the morning, to wit, that General Scott has entered the city of Mexico without any severe fighting—Santa Anna not agreeing to make the stand in the country, and Canalizo refusing to ha- zard the destruction of the city by an attempt to de- tend it; so that between the stools the resistance anti- cipated, fell to the ground. The Picayune is inclined to doubt this intelligence. The editors of that paper are generally cerrect in their speculations, as well as in their reports of events in Mex- ico; but still we side with the opinion that in the main the news is correct. Perhaps to-morrow we shall have a straight story by the steamer hourly expected at New Orleans from Vera, Crus, at the latest dates. It will be,useless in the mean time tospeculate upon a doubtful report, further than to express our opinion that there is no good ground to disbelieve it in the main thread of the story. instead of By the by, we found that Col. Gran going with despatches to General Taylor, is (his health) along the Lakes. The night before he here, he informed us he was going to Zack Taylor with papers; and taking this in connection with a certain jetter from Gen. Taylor to himself, which he had shown us, and with the fact that the said Grandin holds « post be- of trust under the Government, we were disposed to lieve him. As a@ joke, it wase remarkably sorry cape ment. Wasuinoron, Aug. 9, 1847. Salt vs. Sulphur Water. While Mr. Buchanan is luxuriating in the salt water, we find Mr. Clay absorbing the sulphur water of Vir- ginia, Old Harry among the mountains, and Old Buok at the sea shore, with the White House between them, and both, perhaps, looking in that direction—Mr. Ba- chanan certainly,Mr. Clay probably. We see, too,certain signs, looking to another effort in behalf of Mr, Clay, for 1848. His friends are sanguine that he is the only man they are also sanguine that were he to run, Taper would in @o bf hy ss) Aa Som ‘ be ois = thus Clay would be the strength of Taylor, Wel * tienen, te-nominate Mr. Clap, ond for the ene of fend times,”’ Col. Polk will consent, and will be re-appointed to give another four mile heat to “THAT SAME OLD COON. é — Wasnineron, August 9, 1847. of Little too fast.— Stock Jobbing. The New Orleans Picayune throws a wet blanket over the news of Gen. Scott's grand entree into the city of Mexico, and to my judgment, completely stops that ball for the present. It may have been some stock-job- ging operation, as frequently these rumors are gotten up the v yeaa Cyt pent. perso believes to be that paper shall furnish us with what it the truth ie Hentey a bg e in giv! our cre e. ver, we thas Biwi duetths tal ko bow sae ‘very first man to bring the news of entree into wo Washington ; but he has not yet Saute eabine expect him in a day or two, THE DOUTOR. Wasuiwoton, Aug. 9, 1847. “Hes The A telegraphic despatch to the National Whig of this city announces the triumphal enirée of General Scott into the Imperial city of the Aatecs. We are disposed to acctedit the report as genuine, notwithstanding the ridiculous letter in the Baltimore Sun of this morning, purporting to bon meter if true, and yet giving only such information as known six weeks ago, to wit, the enirce of the American