The New York Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1848, Page 3

a a Taorrine at tHe Centaevinis Covass, L. —The announcement of a trotting contest between the two eclebrated nags, Lady Suffolk and Lady Sutton, drew above track, on Monday afternoon, s goodly num- of gentlemen to witness the sport. The day was “suspicious, the weather clear, calm, and delightful, and n early hour in the afternoon the turnpikes ited a lively.and gay appearance with the number ing fellows, splendid vehicles, and fast horses, all as rapidly as possible, making the whole route a course, from the ferries to the track. At 3 k, the bulk of the erowd arrived, and businessin the financial circles commenced, Lady Suffolk being offered at one hundred to seventy against the other, This state of odds did not take well, however, and further advances were demanded by the backers of the brown mare, when one hundred to fifty became the standard at a brisk rate. The track, on inspection, ‘being found in superb condition for quick time, sever wagers were made on 2:30 being done. At the sm- mons for the nags, they appeared on the track in fine order forthe work before them, Lady Suffolk looking more like a six year old, than a veteran of summers. Lady Sutton also looked remarkably well, Dearing a gloss on her coat that radiated in the sun in @ manner reflecting credit to the skill and attention of her trainer. ; The race was mile heats, best three in five in harness, for a purse of $260; and the report of the respective heats, given below, will convince all judges of such matters that this contest, both in point of speed and contention, was one of the very best that has ever taken place; probably the very best. First Heat.—The choice of track was won by Lady Suffolk. The start was a good one, and the naga dashed off at a tremendous rate; too fast, indeed, for Lady Suffolk broke up before she had gone one han- dred and fifty yards, thereby losing half-a-dozen lengths. The other mare, before #h reached the quar- ter-pole, met with similar accident, and came almost wa ill, She, however, passed that point in forty-one seconds, two lengths Down the back stretch, both nags went very rapidly, Suffolk closing aduaily, and at the half-mile pole lapped Lady Sut- ion, Time 1:16. The lash was now put in requisition, and a struggle commenced for the heat. Round the lower turn, Sutton maintained the lead, increasing her epeed as the other approached her head, all the way round to the home stretch; and from there to the stand, the contest was most brilliant. Bryant gave the mare her head, laid the reins loosely on her baek, with- out any apparent fear of @ break, plied his whip with might and main, and she, crouching under the lash, appearing conscious of the necessity of straining every nerve, faithfully responded to the demands of her owner; yet, 80 vigorously did the noble little Sutton contest the ground with her, that to within twenty ards of the scere Suffolk was unable to take the lead Sas her; but in that short space, the whip being used too freely, she seemed to relax her speed, and Suffolk beat her in by a head.—Time 2:31. Had not the acci- dent occurred to the nags in the first quarter of this heat—both losing at least four seconds—it would have been the fastest on record. Second Heat—This was anothar tremendous heat, although it did not cause as much excitement as the previous one. start was very equal, and the naga left the score with A ee velocity ; but in making the upper turn, Lady Sutton broke up, pring @ lead of about eighty yards to the gray mare. iryant secing the advantage he had thus gained, evi- dently thought of a distance, and hurried his mare forward to secure that result. It was supposed gene- rally tl Mr. Whelpley would merely endeavor to save himself, without making an effort for the heat; but after his charge recovered her trot, she played out so vigorously and gained so rapidly on Suffolk—having nearly overtaken her at the half mile pole—that he yashed her onward. The quarter pole was passed by ffolk in 39 seconds; and the half in 1:16. Round the lower turn Lady Sutton’s head was at the wheel of the other, and the strugglo commenced as they swung on the home stretch. Bryantand Whelpley again put their whips actively at work, and the contest tothe stand was truly severe. The brown mare had exerted herself too much in closing up the wide gap made by her break in the early part, to be successful at the termination of the heat, and she was in consequence beaten to the stand by half length. Taking into consideration that eighty yards had been gained on Suffolk by Sutton in three-quarters of a mile, aud that, too, under the circumstances mentioned above, we think the speed of Sutton, in this heat, the very best ever before made by horse, mare, or gelding. Time of the heat, 2:32. Third Heat.—There was a good start for this heat, ‘but going round the turn, Lady Suffolk broke up, and the brown mare led past the quarter pole thirty yards im advance of her, in 40 seconds. Down the back stretch, Lady Suffolk closed up so rapidly, that she was Jess than a length behind at the half mile. Time, 1:15, Round the lower turn, they were locked together, and in that way they came on the home stretch, From the three-quarter pole to the stand, the same persuasive means were used for the lea y the dri- vers, asin the previous heats; but not an inch was visibly gained by either, until they had passed the drawgate, when Lady Suffolk again made one of her usual coming in bursts, and led home by half a length. Time of the heat, 2:32, It has always been evident to the reporter, that Sutton would not stand the lash; in- stead of jumping from under it, she invariably has re- laxed her speed when called on in that way; and he would suggest, that if she cannot win without the whip in future, it is useless to apply it. She is nota Ripton, a Dutchman, nor a Suffolk; although the best nag ofher inches that the world ever saw. She is what the bucks of Boston would pronounce a “pod.” ‘The following is the summary:— D. Bryant spiral m. Lady Suffolk... J, Whelpley entered b. m. Lady Sutton. . Time, 2:31—2:32—2:33. tii 222 Mapvame Reste.t.—This notorious woman is nowin the Penitentiary on Blackwell’s Island, in execution of the sentence pronounecd upon her by the Court 0 General Sessions, and affirmed by our highest lega tribunal. The affirmance of the judgment of the court, below was hailed by all good citizens as a triumph of justice, and the hope was cherished that the tence of the law would be strictly and faithfully euted. On Saturday last, the Penitentiary was by the Grand Jury, th the District Attorney dignation were exhibited when it was discovered that there was a marked difference in the treatment of this infamous convict from that ef the other prisoners. Her delicate hands, although stained with the blood of numberless innocents, were covered with silk mits; her diamond and other jewels still glistened on her fingers ; although she wore the convict’s frock, yet’a silk dpron partially concealed it ; while, lest the sun’s rays might pefadventure be too severe for her neck, a dsome barege cape was thrown over her shoulders, Nor is this all: notwithstanding the statute expressly directs that prisoners under sentence should be fed upon inferior but wholesome food, Madame Restell has the attendance of a black and white servant, who con- vey to her. from the keeper's private table, more dainty and luxurious fare. Not one of the attaches of the ison could sy elvan the illustrious convict slept in the cell which was pointed out as her’s—but whis- rs were rife, that her sleeping apart it was under The keeper’s roof. We doubt not that a thorough in- vestigation will be made of this monstrous violation of Jaw and perversion of tice. If these distinctions between “gilded crime. nd the offences to which necessity may drive the wretched and obscure, are to be tolerated, the laws are a mere mockery, and trial and conviction a solemn farce. It is no palliation of the offence to say that it has heretofore been a custom to allow such differerces in the treatment of prisoners to be made—if they ever did exist, thejlaw was no less vio- Jated then than now, and it is time that the evil should be checked, the supremacy ,of the laws vindicated; and those who have been guilty of such abominable par- tiality, should not only be held to answer for the vio- Jation § duty, but be at once removed from the situa- tions which they so disgracefully fill —Star, July 18, A New Way or Enrorcine Payment.—The following advertisement 1s from the Edenton (N. C.) Sentinel -— “Taxes Noticr.—All persons indebted to the sub- seribers, either by note or open account, are hereby notified and requested, in the most affectionate and emphatic manner, to come forward and settle imme- diately, as further time cannot possibly be given them. ‘All who do not comply with the above requisition are hereby informed that after the Ist day of September next, placards will be posted up at all the public places in the town and county, stating the amount and time of their bills, with the principal items composing the same—tbe publication of which will be continued at the discretion of the subscribers. — WILLIAMS & LIDDON. ws The Weekly Herald for Europe. ‘The Weekly Herald, for European circulation, will be ready at nine o'clock this morning, in time for the mails of the Caledonia, which will leave this port for Liverpool. It willcontain the latest intelligence from all parts of this Continent. An editien will also be issued early to-morrow morning, to go by the Wash- ington, which will leave on that day for Southampton +S. Militia—Division Or- ders—New York, July 17, 1848—The officers of the First Divi- sion are requested to attend @ meeting, to be held at the Artille Drill Rooms, Centre Market, on Wednesday afternoon, at y’clock, to devise suitable measures for the immediate relief of the New York Volunterrs, By order of C. W. SANDFORD, Major General, R. C. Werwors, Division Inspector, Grand Excursion and Pic-Nic, to-day, Wed- nesday 19th, of the Oriental Sociablos, Tho steamboat North ‘Armeriea, with Dodworth’s Band, will leave foot of Market stree Rast River, at $ o'clock; foot of Canal street, North River, at before 9 o'clock; Pier No. 8 North River, at 9''clock, going roan Staten Island, stopping at Biddle’s Grove about’ four’ hours, ‘Tickets 60 cents each person, children half-price, for sale aboard ‘the boat. for the Hatr.._.We Rabie ae ing @ perfect Hair to call at 4, No, 2 Wan rece Se he qu tat instantly changes grey hair’ or whiskers to 8 natural black or brown, without injury to the hair orakin, Copy the address, ‘The cheapest and best piace in the city to get Beota, pee or A at Cy hig) mete ‘~ First quality of French second do, Gonurose boots! from $2 60'to $8.80. Diamond Pointed Gold Pens—B. 1, Watson 15 Wall street, 8 Of description, whole weal retail ac anpresedented low pein Thelr fil retail, \preceden' johelieu Sia great favorite, and in the pnbdlio Rnd ‘ohea) in use, estimation, the best and points warranted not to come off Gold pens The Ex Ditating Pi is of 4 Soapactually invests it with wer 4, such As pel phd oi na Ena tan, freckles, sunbur alloteo rhile to it recom: i the bert ar- Meio tor shaving ever i round only ste tor’ de nothing can Tc. ‘deligions soap, Balter amacenaton Sasa OMMERCIAL APPAIRS. MORBY MARKET. ‘Tuesaday, July 18.6 P. M. The money market has been somewhat easier for a day or two; but it is yet very stringent. Stocks are steadily declining, and we ree no immediate prospect of any change for the better. At the first board, to- day, there was enough businers done to give employ- ment to one active broker, and the street generally was unusually quiet. Treasury notes fell off }y per cent; Harlem, 4; Reading Railroad advanced \ per cont; Reading bonds, 4; Reading mortgage bonds, 2. There has been an active demand for sterling ex- change to-day; the rates have been firm at 9% a 10 per cent premium. It is reported in the street that the steamer will take out a large amount of specie. The market is well supplied with sterling exchange of second and third rate quality,’ which is offered at 8% 89 per cent premium, The Auditor of the State of Ohio has levied the follow- ing tax for the current year:—For general revenue purposes, 3-10 mill; for common school fund, £-i0 do; for payment of interest on State and sinking fund, 26-10 do. Tota), 3 mills. It appearr, by the report of the Finance Committee in the Senate of the Legislature of Wisconsin, that the expenditures of the Treasury are in advance of its revenue :— Finances or Wisconsin—Receirrs anv Exrenpitures, 1848 anv 1849, ‘The estimated expenses of the State until January let, 1849..... teenies 135,000 Estimated exponse for 1849, x ‘This sum will be necessary to defray the expenses of the State, before the taxes of the next year can be levied and collected. To meet this expense, the State has the following available resources :— Amount in hands of the Treasurer. . Available delinquent taxes. . . In the hands of the canal receiver. . Total oo ice cece ec eeer eee eee ees P1911 52 —Leaying a deficit of $55,888 48, to be provided for by direct taxation. The taxable property in the State, of all kinds, both real and personal, is estimated at $21,000,000. But the assessed value, as returned from the several counties, the present year, is put down at $13,189,285 30, An increase of the rate of taxation of four and a half mills on the dollar, on this last sum, is recommended, in preference to a re-assessment of property, the cost of which would amount to one-fifth of the entire State revenue proposed to be levied. Such an fincrease would yield the sum of $59,351 78. We bave not had, for several months, such an ez- posé of the operations of our banking systems, as pre- sented in the affairs of the Canal Bank of Albany. ‘The statements which have, from time to time, been made public, since the suspension of that institution, are nothing compared with that which we annex, made by the examiners appoiuted by the Comptroller, ‘We give this affidavit at length, that the public gene- rally, and those interested particularly, may see what the condition of the bank was at the time of its sus- pension:— Canat Bank or ALBANY—EXAMINERS? AFFiDaviT. State of New York, City and County of Albany, ss.— ‘Andrew White and Thomas McMullen being duly sworn, say, that on the 11th day of July, inst., they were appointed by the Hon. Millard Fillmore, Comp- troller of the State of New York, special agents to ex- amine the affairs of the president, directors and com- pany of the Canal Bank of Albany. That im pursu- ance of that appointment, they proceeded to the said examination, and have been diligently engaged therein on the said llth, 12th, 13th and 14th days of said month of July. That they have been as yet un- able to make out a statement from the complicated, confused and extended nature of said affairs, and, in some considerable degree, from the want of diligence in one of the former clerks of said who proffered and undertook to balance the book: as to show the amounts due to and from the bank, and entered upon said undertaking; but he proceeded in the same ina very tardy and unsatisfactory manner. That al- though deponents have been unable to make out a full statement of the affairs of said bank, they have pro- ceeded sufficiently far to [ere eer to say—and they do depose and say—that fromjthe books, papers and af- fairs and vouchers of the bank, and from testimo- ny given before them by the late teller of said bank, it appears that the bills of said bank in cir- culation, unredeemed and unpaid, amount to about one hundred and eighty-nine thousand dollars; and Theodore Olcott, late cashier of said bank, has in- formed deponents—and theyjbelieve it to be tri that said bank if indebted to individuals for deposites above fifty thousand dolla! id to the State of New York about sixty-three thousand dollars. That they found in the said bank the sum of eleven hundred and two dollars, or thereabouts, in coin, and in good current bank bills not exceeding ten or fifteen dollars, besides some worthless, or almost worthless, United States Bank Dills of the nominal amount of two hundred and ten dollars. The above constitute all the asaets of said bank, except their real estate and stocks, and debts due them—the amount of which deponents, for the reasons above mentioned,are not able to state.) Deponents further say that from the testimony of the late teller of the said bank. taken before them, and from the declarations of the late cashier, and from their general observations, and thefaspecct of things appertaining to said bank, they are fully satisfi- ed that the assets of said bank will not be sufficient to their debts and liabilities, independent of the origi- . And deponents, further say, that it appears satisfactory to them, from ‘the books and pa- pers of said bank, that more than one half of the amount of the capital stock of said bank has been loaned to, and is now due and owing from, the direc- tora of said bank And further, that the late teller of said bank, according to his own testimony before de- ponents taken, has been in the habit of making large Jeans to many individuals, upon his own responsibility and without the knowledge or authority, or consent, of the directors; but, as he testifies. with the knowledge and sanction of the cashier. That such loans now due and unpaid, amount, according to deponents’ understanding, and their best knowledge as de- rived from the said teller’s testimony, together with the books and youchers, to at least twenty-five thousand dollars. That said amounts have been loaned principally, and almost or quite entirely, with- out any notes, endorsers or sureties, but ' upon simple memorandum checks, post dated, and other memoranda, most of which have yet many months torun. That the said amounts, and other large amounte, have been uniformly counted as cash, in making the statements of the affairs of said bank, and in calcula- tions for and making their semi-annual dividends. ler, with the know- ledge and , as he testifies, loaned eight thousand dollars to one Marlett, a contractor on the Erie Railroad, within a very few days before the raid 11th of July, without any note, bond or security, orany endorser or surety, except the said Martlett’s memorandum check, and his naked promise that he would send a draft on the Erie Railroad Company for the amount, but which amount, or any part thereof, has not yet been found. That apackage of eight thou- sand dollars was sent to Pepoon, Hoffman and Ten Broeck, in June last, with the knowledge and by the direction of the cashier, and never charged upon the books of said bank, until the 10th day of Jaly instant; and it further appears that Edwin Croswell, one of the directors of said bank, is indebted to said bank about seventy-five thousand dollars; and that John Keyes Paige, one of the said directors, is indebted to said bank for about fifty thousand dollars, for money loan- ed him by aid said bank, as president of a glass com- pany, in the city of Albany, about the solvency of which glass company deponents have no satisfactory knowledge. ‘ Deponents further say, that they are still engaged in said examination, and believe that they will be able to complete the same and report the result to the Comp- troller. in the course of two or three days to come. ANDREW WHITE. THOMAS McMULLEN. Sworn before me, this 14th day of July, 1848. IRA HARRIS. It is stated that there isa possibility of the bill- holders receiving the full amount of their claims, All the assets left in the bank afterthe general sweep mado on Monday night, the 10th instant, have been secured by the receiver appointed by the court, and will be ap- prepriated so far as they will go, for the be- nefit of the bill holders first, then for the depo- sitors and other creditors. On the 4th of March last, the officers of this bank made a statement on oath that its assets, or resources, were adequate to meet all its liabilities, including its capital stock of three hun- dred thousand dollars. On the Ist of March—four days before this report was made—the board of direc- tors paida dividend on the capital stock, which could not have been done without violating the law, unless its capital was unimpaired. Up to Monday, the 10th of July, at 2 o’clock, P. M., the bank continued in ac- tive operations, and on the very day previous to its failure, loaned to an individual connected with the contractors of the Erie Railroad Company, ten thou- gand dollars of its bills, for payment to the la. borers on the works of that road,and offered to loan fifty thousand dollars more in its own bills for the same purpose. We cannot find lan- guage strong enough to express our opinion of individuals who would palm off upom men who labor from morning till night on our public works, for six to eight shillings a day, money which they knew to be worthless, and which they knew would be in the possession of those so little able to lose it whenits worthlessness became known. The officers and direc- tors of the Canal Bank have much to answer for; and we hope public opinion will mete out to them their re- ward, Such men are out of the reach of all law; they escape the penitentiary, while crimes of less magnitude would consign the perpetrators to the cells of Sing Sing.gThe only course left is to hunt these men from the high places some of them hold in public affairs, and consign them so deep into the depths of damnation that + $4,111 62 5,0 » they will never be heard of again. The infamy of sueh men deserves the exeeration of all; but we have no doubt they will continue to enjoy the riches they have plundered from those who placed confidence in them, and be considered in the community “ highly repecta- ble’? members of society. It is very seldom, even in our long experience in the financial affairs of this country, that we have had to record such barefaced swindling as is exhibited in the affairs of the Canal Bank of Albany. The affidavit of the examiners is sufficient to satisfy any and every one that the most deliberate and systematic arrange- ments have beem made to drain the stockholders and other creditors out of every dollar, and leave the con- cern a mere shell. More than one million of dollars have been fraudulently extracted from this bank since last March, and yet the swindlera are known, and still at large! Within the past ten years there has been more legislating in this State relative to banks and banking systems, than in any other in the Union; ond afterall the changes—all the improvements—we see an institution at the seat of government, under the very nose of the Comptroller and the Attorney Gene- ral, swept of nearly the whole of its assets, for all we know to the contrary, in one night; and those respon- sible—so far asthe responsibility of such scoundrels can go—apparently indifferent to the ruin they bring upon hundreds, ¢nd the losses incurred by the labor- ing man, who depends upon his daily earnings for his daily bread, Talk about banking, banking laws, re- strictions and benking systems—they are a humbug, a farce, and such financiers as are concerned in half the banks in this State only laugh at them. te, The solvency of any bank—we'do not care how high its credit, ne matter what its reported condition, no matter how “ respectable” its board of directors—is a matter at all times of much doubt ; and the suspension of any bank, in this or any other state in the Union, would not surprise usin ast. It is fortunate for these institutions that the public are not intimately acquainted with their management—with the real “yrespeetability” of their boards of directors. The re- ports which are made from time to time of their affairs, deceive their creditors and create that confidence which enables them to live on until their substance is completely gone, and a collapse can no longer be pre- vented. It is our firm belief that not one half of the banks in existence can pay, at any time, ten cents on the dollar of their liabilities. $7000 Treasury Nts 68 a 50. te ingRR 610 37 ao do 108% = 100. ra ‘0 36 000 US Gect'e7 810 10%, 60 Mechanic Bank, 184 ‘sof " el ‘6 , 106 710 ‘ae do, 104} 75 Farmer's'Trust’ ‘27 15000 Tilin fund’le s12m 40 100 do s10 Ft 2000 Reading Bon’ 59 50 Morris 260 10 1000 Reading Mtg Bds 66.4 50 Nor& WorR bi0 33 2000 do 7 do R 200 Reading RR Ey ® do 60 22! 500 Ohio 6's of 609 250 Harlem 51 do s10 99% 60 Long Island R b25 27! Second Board. $5000 0 S6's'67 815 041g 50 Reading RR 83 36. 1000 do t 68 108 100 Harlem RR baw 5154 18) Reading HR +30 i de 3 51 eadin, 3 0 ¥r4 100 "Go 160 364 CITY TRADE REPORT. New Yor, Tuesday, July 18—2 P. M, Asnes.—The market is firm, though not active. Pots are held at $5, and Pearls at $5 873¢. ere is but little inquiry this morning, ceeding 200 bales, at firm prices. The 83 yesterday reached 1500 bales, which were taken mostly by one house. Frour, &c—Western Canal flour is without particu- lar change to notice, though if anything the market is little more firm. The transactions add up 1500 bbls at $5 a $5 06%{ for common State and mixed Western, $5 18% a $5 25 for good brands Ohio; and $5 44a $5 6234 for pure Genesee; $6 25 for new Rochester, and $6 75 a $7 123¢ forextra. Of Southern we note sales 200 bbls Georgetown, at $6. Rye Flour remains about the same, with light sales. Meal is $250 and firm. Wheat continues very heavy; and no transactions of moment are taking place. Rye rules steady at 68140; sales of 1000 bushels, Co: shade firmer than it was, especially prime parcels, which are not very plenty. The operations ch 8,000 bushels at 56c for round heias, 49c for New Or- Jeans, and 49c a 52c for common to high mixed. Oats are without change, moderate sales Northern at 44c a 45e. Provisions—Our market for pork continues firm, and for prime holders are enabled to realize an advance. The sales sum up 400 barrels, at $11 to $11 12%, for mess, and $8 62% to $8 75 for prime. Beef rules steady at previous prices, with ales of 150 barrels. Mess and prime, cut Meats are held above the views of buyers, and there is but little movement in them. Lard is also firm, but the transactions are light. We quote sales 200 barrels and kegs at 7% a7%c, and 83zc. Butter and Cheese are dull and without change. Tvrspay, July 18—6 P. M. Flour exhibited very little change, and sales of this State and Western brands were made at about yester- day’s prices. Pure brands of Genesee were in steady demand for the Eastern trade, at full prices. Smail sales new were again made at yesterday’srates. Wheat was quiet, and no sales of moment reported. Yellow corn continued in steady demand, while supplies were light ; sales were made to a fair extent at yesterday's rates, There was no change in meal, ryo, or oats. Provisions were firmer, and considerable sales were reported, ineluding prime and mess, at an advance. Lard remained about the same, Sugars were active, with a fair amount of sales, on terms stated below. ‘Asnrs—Sales of about 130 bbis both sorts were made at $6, and'pearls at $5 873. apsturFs—Flour—The sales footed up 4 to “5,000 barrels, in various separate lots, among which were about 1,500. 2,000 barrels this State common, Oswego, &o., at $5 a $5 1234, with some inferior at $404; 500 a. 600 do pure to extra Genesee, &c., at $5 50 a $7; 500 do fine or scratched do sold at $4 6234; alot of Gene- see, extra, sold at $675; small sales of Ohio, flat hoop, were made at about $5 1239 $5 25, There was no change in Southern ; sales of 2 a 300 barrels were made at $6. Wheat—The market was quiet, and no sales transpired. Corn—Sales of about 16,000 20,000 bushels were made, in separate lots, including 2.000 bushels flat yellow, at 52c ; 12,00 do do at 680; 8'000 a 10,000 do round yellow sold at 55c ; 1,100 mixed do, for distilling, at 47c. Meal—The sales amounted to about 800 barrels Jersey at $2 50. Rye—Salesof 1,000 bushels were made at 68%c. Rye Flour—Sales of 150 barrels were made at $3 56a $3 62%. Oats—Canal were worth 43c a 44c, and by retail 45c. Corrne.—We noticed sales by auction of 500 bags damaged Rio at bc 8 5c. cash. Fisi were only moderately active—sales of about 400 quintals cod at about $2 25, and 100 barrels No. 3 mackerel at $8 6234. —The transactions embraced 500 boxes wet and dry raisins at $1 4240 # $1 50 ; 600 do Palermo Lemons 75; 10,000 San Blas cocoa nuts at pri- vate bargain; and by auction, 600 boxes oranges at $2 0 $2 25. The total amount of sales yesterday was 1500 bales; to-day, we only hear of 800 bales of same descriptions. The market is firm, without buoyancy or activity, but few parties being disposed to take hold at present rates, although an advance by the next steamer is generally conceded. The quotations rule the same as for the previous steamer:— Livernroon Crassirication. NN. Orleans, ‘and Uplands, Florida. Texas, Inferior. none none 5a oy. 53g a 5! 55% 8 5% a6} 644 a 6: 63g a 6: 636 m 67 6% a 6 al re a a7} ™% tie HS 218 ‘nominal 5 nomi tone nominal ne Freicnts—There was ne change of moment to Liverpool. Cotton was engaged, in a British vessel, at 5-820. Corn, in bags, was taken at 3d w 4d; in bags, in bulk, 5d was asked. A small lot of oil cake was taken for London, yesterday, at 1a 9d per bbl. Heavy goods re- mained about the same, Moxasses—There was agood demand for distilling, with sales of 600 hhds, Cuba at 16,160, and ,100 do Barbadoes at 20c, usual time; prime New Orleans was not plenty, and would commands good price. Nava Srores—There was but little movement in any description, and the transactions were scarcely worth reporting O1n Caxe—A small lot sold at $17, Provi ‘The sales of pork reported comprehend t $11 a $11 12%, and were made, including city mess, at $12 50, and prime at $6 50a $7. Lard—Sales of about 500 bbls at 7i¢c a 7%e. A lot of inferior, in kegs, sold at 7%c. No sales of pickled or salted meats were reported, which were held above the views of buyers. Rice continued in fair request; 150tierces changed hands at $8 253 3734 per 100 Ibs. Svucans—The operations were 1300 boxes brown Ha- vanaat 470, 53¢c a 55%; and 250 hhds Cuba Muscova- do at 4c a 4}g0, 4 mor. Wnratrnone—The last sales were made at 230, Wuiskry—Sales of 150 bbis were made at 220 a 230, including Western and State Prison. The The accounts from every section of the country (says the Cheraw Gazerte) represent the growing crop as a very promising one. In this section, as far as our in- formation extends, both corn and cotton promise an abundant yield. The oat crop, which is now harvyest- ed, was fine The wheat harvest is nearly over in Indiana, The Iudianapolis Journal says: “The cropis thought to be superior, in quantity and quality to any other be- fore harvested in central Indiana. ‘The Marshal (Texas) Patriot states that the cater- pillar has made its appearance in the cotton in that neighborhood. It is suspected not to be the genuine worm. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. Dumnapervmua/duly K—Eechange Board $50) Siate Sn ee glee Tati Be 79%: $400 ac 94733 + $00) Schuy'l YB, Nike! Shao do, bor NIG y. $500 Socarery Noten ON 8 cl, ; ; Girard’ Bank, b5, 1936. Y nf . Bosron Srooxs, July 17—Brokers’ Roard.—3. shs Wostern do ldo ; ey | ae a RC ty 0 18 11:16, 910, 25 do do 188%; 25 do 1811-16; 1040 Go, 66; 40 do Vermont’ & Mass Raliroad, 03 ; ‘Wi $2,000 Reading Railroad Bonds, 1850, On Thursday evening, the toth instant, by the Rev. E, F. Hatfleld, Fi Fe to Miss Lavna Ann Woorrey, all of this 0 RY SALE OF HAND- On the 17th instant, Cano.ins, daughter of Caroline and William S. Hastie. 11 months, 4 Yesterday morning. 18th inst., Mr. Tuomas 9’Neitt, printer, aged about 75 years. ‘The members of the New York Typographical Soete- ty are Les me invited to atten funeral, (Wednesday) afternoon, at 6 o'clock, from his late re- sidence, No. 60 Marion s' At Mobile, Alabama, on the 8th instant, after’a lin- gering illness, Racuet, the wife of Samuel F. Wilson, Esq. le Sheffield Catlery, out sale will commence are ready. UCTION NOTICE—EXTENSIVE SAI Purniture—Thureday, at 103¢ o'clock, will be sold, the entire Furniture of a large, genteel private Boarding Houre, corner 10th street and 4th avenue, comprising a large variety, from attic to kitehen; Carpets, Oi Cloth, parlor, bedroom and kitchen furni- ture, Refrigerator, Silver ware, Pianc Weekly Report of Deaths In the City and County of New York, from the Sth day of July, to the 18th day of July, 1848, Men, 50; Women, 52; Boys, 9; Girls, 88, Total, 284. ra, EAB Absoors, 2; apoplexy, 3; asthma, 1; atrophia, 1; burned 1: teredltia 1; eames of Geteeah ipree | = easualties, 5; cholera infan bus, 4; consumption, 91; convulsions, 24; eroup, 2; con. Jeremiah Towle, Eaq,, at to foot of Gist st gertion 14, debility, 7; delistom tremeniy 1 diabotey, 1 diag- | wil Ue soldat the Merchxate Exchange tia oo is ie, Minas © for ee a beautiful residence overlooking the East I 0 CAPITALISTS—TRE VALUABLE PROPERTY 2 di tery, 24; i fracture, 1; fever, 2; fever poesperal, % fe anise’ s fives typhoid, 1; fever ty | nience of the excellent line of twenty-six new omnibusoa of Ry pie By disease of, 2; whooping cough, 6: inflammation, nand Lote, every few mivutes, to the Fulton Market and hilaimmagjen of brain, 1; indammation (of bowels 16; inflamma: | Ferry, at 6% cents, will do well: to examine thi tion, of ki@neys, 1; inflammation of lungs, 4; inflammation of Proprietor is determined to sell to the highest, hid stomach, $; inflammation of liver, 2; intemperance, 1; Ines ve- A, J, BLEECKER, Auctioneer, 5 mensles, 1;'mortifieation, 1; old age. 5; “ Ava N[EW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STREET— pleurisy, 1; serofula, 1; small pox, 4 Jobn H. Gatfield, Auctioneer.—Auction sales of Horses, tines, , ee See or ree Carvige, Harnees, Saddies, ee. this day, Weduesiay, July 19th, Under oH tod ? f , | commencing at 11 v'elock, with’ Carriages, Harnesses, 0. and at 948% 20, 6; 20 to 30 ano te ab sty i tae oe 4 IZo'clock with o catalogue of Horses. JOUN H, GATEIELD, ©) to 70, 8; 70 to 80, 8 80 to 90, 3; 90 to 100, 1; unknown, 1. Propi WM. COWAN, Salesi A. W. WHITE, City Inspector, City Inspector's Office, July 15, 1848, PEN TO ALL THE WORLD—GRBAT ST. LEG! 12,000 Subscribers at £5each. The party for whom the first horse is drawn to receive £20,000; the moond horse, £10,000; the third horse, £10,000; to be ae among. can be seen for afew days, at Riley’ OF U. A. OF MOUNT VERNON CHAPTER, NO. 13— The Members of this Chapter are requosted to be punctual their attendance next meeting night, Thursday, July 20th at i « tarters,” } o'clock, P. M., a6 business of importance, concerning every mem- ates, deine £10,000." Swee| cea Noe 212,000 Subserh | ber, will be brought forward, By order of 4 bern at £3 each—First horve, 1400; sevond horse, 5,00, third JARED WILCOX, Sachem. divided among Starters, £3,000; divided amor Joux L. Guvne, ©. of the he £3,000; Non-Starters, £3,000. Sweepstaken, No. 312000 Subeoribers a INE PAINTINGS—A SMALL COLLECTION OF CHOICa £1 each—First hor £4,000; second horse, £2,000; third horse, Oil Painti: in elegant frames, t disposed of, £2,000; Startern “£300: divided among Now-Startery, 22000 | rite eee een ea ee the Parties desirous of securing chances in either of the above Sweep- | Frentn and Italian Schools; they are of a high cla stakes, are requested to make early application, as each Sweep r ach lalla Wiekaly Salvalte willbe drawn immediately it is. ful I, ‘The result of the drawing | Gai, ‘A Ostade, Broghel, Tenniers, Carlo Dulei, & will be advertised in the “Times,” “Bell's Life,” and the Loo | at 9i Liberty street, where they can be seen auy day for the next don datly papers. To give ladies an opportunity of taking | ¢} ot ahares, scrip will be issued in initials, at the option of the sub- scribers, All communications, to insure attention, must contain aremittance. Foreign orders may be made payal but all Jatters wanes be aenet to Log oo eels and spans Parkinson, Temple Square, Aylesbury, Englan 08 to be decided Te ait bite.” Prives paid any nd ina pi Jacob Roys- PT! E LUCRE. Mine, Cobre, Cuba, will be opened on th the office of the American Exploring, Min. Company, No. 2 Wall stroot. . MANNING TRACY, Treasurer, leas 10 per cent. The race will be run at Doncaster, on the Than of September, 1548. bf aay rd fraud, no scrip will be NEW YORK, JULY 18, 18iS—UNITED genuine unless ining it bears the Aj post- Mail Steamer WASHINGTON, from New York the ‘letter cont yl mark. Sul wishing to send Baak Notes had better send bscribers halven by different posta, a ANTED BY A RESPECTABTE YOUNG WOMAN JUST arrived from England, with good recommendations, a sit- uation aa Seamstress, or to attend on an invalid lady. Letters addressed to A. M., care of Thos, Hall, Bolivar Hall, Quarantine, 8. Island, will be attended to, ANTED, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, OF INDUSTRIOUS habits, a Situation ; is a good washer and ironer, and also a good plain cook ; has no objection to housework, ot will take care of children} is willing to make herself generally useful. Picage inquire at No. 184 Hoster street, for two deys, in the rear, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY, A situntion in a cake and bakery store. One who perfectly understands the business, and can give the best city references Please call at 879 Broadway. npton and Bremon. ‘The mail for the above Steamer 11 cloge at this office on Thursday the 20th inst., at ten o'clock. care is required in making up the mails for the diffur- of Europe, the public are requested to deposit their let ters im this office, at their earliest convenience. ‘There will he no agent on the ship to receive letters, Xe,, and all mail mat- ter must pass through this office, Newspapers for Europe must be secured with marrow bands, or they will ho charzed with lottor postage on the continent, ROBERT H. MORRIS, P.M, T A MEETING HELD BY THE PASSENGERS ON BOARD the steamer ‘Telegraph, €apt. Parks, the following resolu- tone were offered and approved: Resolved, ‘That whereas dur- ing the excursion on Monday it, by the kind attention and ite demeanor of @aptain toward his pasiengers, and Bis oucrisice of self, im promoting thelr comfort, he 1s deserving and we hereby tender to him our sincere thanks, with an earnest request that we way be favored with a similar excursion at an early period of time. Resolved, In consideration of the untir- X17 ANTED—BY TWO MOST RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- | ing seal and gentlemanly deportment of the Committee of Ar- men, who understand cooking, washing and ironing—have | Tabgements, Messrs Agnew, Russ, Willits, Nickolson, we no objection to go to the country; can be seen only for two days, | beg them, in behalf of the passengers, to Accept onr warmost ac- ‘The best of references given—please apply No. 18 Canal st. knowledgements. (CE wo- ELIAS TCHOLL SM. } ANTED—A SITUATION BY A NIt YOUNG Dp, 7 Committee, W. T. STEWART, M.D, ‘man, todo the scone Se and ironing of » amall GEO. W. WHITE. ivate family, or genoral Isa good washer and er, Has the best of recommendations from her last place— P.D, BRAISTED, President, Would take care of a baby, and do plain sewing. Isa very neat CAPT. J. FINN, Vice President. sewer, Would have no objection to go ® short distance in tre W. T. Srewarr, Secretary. country, Please call at No.6 Doyer street. The advertiser will Monda; 17th July, 1848. wait calls for two days, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A MOST RESPECTABLE oung Woman, as Wet Nurse. ‘The bost of roferonoe given. BE ADDRESS OF THE PASSENGERS ON BOARD THE Ship Sardinia to Captain Croker, Master; John Woodword, Eoq., First Mate, and Kdmund Houston, Second Mato of sai fchali | vessel. Gentlemen—We, the undersigned passengers on board pot sehr cea hr aia ale rate the Sardinia, beg to offer our unqualified approbation of your aa — yea}, efficiency, and gentlemanly bearing towards all on board ‘W ANTEDIAYI A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A SI- | Gurlog the voyage; ad also express our sincere thanks for your uation in the Daking trade, ono who undorstandé doing | Kind attention and civility, "Gentlemen, permit us horo to add business well. Apply at 1f8 Mott street, No. 3, in the rear. that wa highly approve of the good conduit and rogulariy of te Uy ANTED=BY A MOST TABLE YOUNG Wo. | erew and oleaaliness of the versel; and should our humble meed ‘mab, a situation as chambermaid, washer, and ironer, or | €approbation bo in future, in any way conducive to the intaronts to do general housework, Hae.no otjestion to go to the countiy; | $ Yorveendizg iets our frends ~ dames Perse John Bachinor, Tatemogt? retrencengiven Apply at213 Wooster street, in the | Ar orieaig Elliott, William Ricketts, John Drake, John Bell Lew- onda! i as Bs is, Joseph Thayer, James Morton,Jerome Beechinal. John Beechi- ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, WHO HAS Hap | nal, John Gavin, John Gavin, James Gavin, Rouben Barvey, Tho- Samuel Jewell, Samuel Telem, i, Ambrose Rickett ee Richard Hert, Phillip Brown, much experience in teaching, » situation as governess ina Bngone Morn, Win Hodes will rivate family, or ina Indies’ seminary. She can teach English, French, and Musio, as well as plain and ornamental needlework iam Brown, John Brown, John Cartery, James Foery, An ‘The most unexceptionable city references can be given, both ag | drew Browne, George Richman, John Allen, Joseph Norfolk, to moral character ard literary capability. Apply, (if by letter, | James Mu Geore Gates illiam Powning, Ambrose Pow: Post paid) tod, K. My Goversoss, [8 dames stteot, New York. ” | ning, David H. Horner, Patriek Ryan, John Poole, Michel Hick- , Patt London, John are John Jinkinson, John Hammond, Fee MoGuire, Daniel Buchinor, Denis Buchinor, John Buchincr, NS, BY TWO YOUNG 8 lesan cues Fake al William Fountain, James Hallan, John Lyons, James Hain, Mi- as plain ocoks, washing and ironing, or to do general house- work. Have nofobjection tothe country, Call at74Sixth ave. | ehael Kelly, John Campbell, John Coalman, Edward McCabe, nue. Best phi go ery James. Gaven, Pat Burdy, William Brae James 8. Johnson, —_ Jonn Bagley, Patrick Branigan. John Garvin, Thomas Norton, YOUNG WOMAN, WHO HAS A FRESH BREAST OF | Joveph Adamson, Thomas , John Cummins, Richard. De- Milk, (her child bel vine, Patrick Nugent, Michael Fuilim, Michael Kelley, Garret ing but one month old,) is desirous of curing a situation as Wet Nurse, Would not objeet to goa short distance into the country. Apply at 82 Mulberry st., in th 0 THE WATCH TRADE—A WATCH IMPORTER WOULD be glad to secure the rervioes of a young Man, twenty or Calbert, James Emmet, Francis Irvin, son, Wm, Kerr, John Armstrong. ONG BRANCH YET—THE MORRIS HOUSE, AT LONG Branch, is now open for the reception of visiters. The sub- ishes to ‘illiam Clark, Pat Thom- twenty-one years of age, of character and business habits, in the wit inform his friends and the public that he has capacity of traveHor and clerk. He must beaceustomed to the | built to his establishment extensively, now commanding @ front business, and, if s practical wateh maker, or inted of over 200 feet, where visiters can spend the summer on rea to considerable extent with countay buyers, Would be ated the higher salary. In any rth rd Sip arte would be made a joan good one to an accepted a] ddre: it paid (givit ticulars of name and ieference) Box Tadd City! Pont Smise Communications considered confidential. able terms, by sto ‘at the nearest house to the sea, Lor Branch, $4 auly, 1 a ‘5. W. MORRIS, Proprietor. © 4 QUEEN'S HOTEL, OPPOSITE THE GENERAL POST Office, St. Martin's le Grand, London.—This magnificent Ho - | tel having recently undergone extensive alterations, and a great MAN, COOKAN, ACTIVE AND-EFICIENT PERSON, | portion ait Ser furnished, will be found on trial to have no well versed in Frenoh and English Cookery, wishes » situ: | rival in the metropolis, both in point of accommodation and mo- jon, Address J. C, D, Herald Office. te se. The Cotte, rocmn is one of the largest and most <7 — | comfortable a fot an O8T—ON THE 13TH INST. IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD | Baths. MAS SPENCER LENNEY, Manager, of the Exchange, a small Pocket Book, containing a sum of Formerly Chief Steward of the British Queen Steamship. money in gold and bank notes. The finder will be suitably re- Reference in New York. to Mr. G. A. White. 66 Cedar street. warded by at 22 South William street. a HE STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA WILL SAIL FROM THE A docks, Jersey City, on Wednesday, ih, at 12 o'clock pr cisely. NITED STATES MAIL STEAMER WASIINGTON F. Johnsen, master, wll, positively leave pier No, 4 North OST—ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, IN ONE OF THE Broadyay omnibuses, from Spring street. to Ceurtlandt, or thence te the steamer Troy, a. parcel of papers containing & wer of attorney, &e., of no value to the finder, who will be iberally rewarded by leaving the same at No, 127 ‘Pearl street, up sairs. River, for Southampton and Bremen, on Thursday, July 20th, at 1, A.M, Passangers will please ‘on board at halépast'10, ‘OTICE.—A SMALL ACCOUNT BOOK AND A SUM OF | Avd‘cend all ‘hot wanted on the voyage on board ths day money, were found soar the Battery on Thureiay. ihe | previous to sailing, marked below. No specie or parcels taken a : toJOHN BANKEG, No.l Pike atrost’ "| Fne pange or fight appiyat the ofl af the Oockn Steam Nez Or or freight applyat the of vigation fom panye Nor Bb reedway PAGKET FOR HAVRE —SECOND LINE—THE SHIP EIDA, Jas. Funck, Master, to sailon the Ist of August, BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents. FS NEW ORLEANS—LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK line of packetse—Positively the first and only regular ket, to sail Monday, July 17th. The new and splendid fast sailing packet bisk HUMA, Capt, Win. IH. Weoden, master, is now oer. | having most of her eng d on board, will poritively sail as above, her regular day. For freight or passago, Spy jon board, at Grleans wharf, foot, of Wall street, ‘ot toE. K. COLLINS, 66 South street. Positively under no’ cir- cumstances will freight be received after to-morrow, Satur: —RAN AWAY FKOM THE SUB- indented apprentice to the Plumb- ing business, All persons are forbid harboring or trasting hi as they will be dealt with according to law. above re: ‘will be paid on his return to me, ABRAHAM BROWER, 286 Water street. Qe REWARD—STOLEN FROM 111 KING STRERT, one Silver Detached Lever Watch, thirteen jeweled, made by Pauget Freas, Geneva, No. 11,154. $10 reward for the watch, $15 for the conviction of thief, by applying to JOHN BROMSTEAD, 22 Ann street, second floor, \OUNTRY BOARD—M, HOWELL, OF ‘HOWARD PLA 5 Talip, Long Tsland, has rooms for’ several additional bonrd- evening, i6th inst. Shippers may rely positively upon this ers, and refers to D. D. Howard, Esq. 81 Chambers street, a aig, ponetal as advertise, ine Pa the! fat vemal URNISHED ROOMS NEAR UNION SQUARE, SUITABLE | {at will coll, and in having their goods correctly measure Far angle gentlomen, with breaitieat, ie a privaie Sea heee Agra insnds to Kia advo The Tablet tole Oltiee onl oe, desired, may be obtained by addressing » note to L. X..at the of wall August 7th nbsited fico of ihe Herald. ‘The best of reference given and required. AST-OFF CLOTHING, JEWELRY, FIRE ARMS, &c. Wanted.—Ladies or Gentlemen wishing to convert their su- perfiuouseffects into cash, will obtain full value for the same by dressing the subscriber, thivugh the post-office or otherwise, who will attend them at their residences by appointment. LEVETT, 2 New York. ROWDS ARE TO BE SEEN DAILY AT REILLY'S, ON the corner of Canal and Laight street, leaving their orders tor | Camphine, at 35 cents a gallon. The Reillys manufactare their own Camphine; hence the cheapness, (QENTEMEN—vour CLOTHING REQUIRES MORE cleaning this warm weather than any other time of year, ‘ OTICE.—PACKET SHIP ROSCIUS, FROM LIVERPOOL, will commence discharging under gene: at Orleans wharf, foot of Wall street. All goods not permitted will be sent tothe public store. Ez. _COLLL NS, 56 South stree ACKE? SHIP CLIFTON, FROM NEW ORLEANS, IS DIs- charging at Rutger’s street wharf, Consignees will please attend to the receipt of thetr goods. E. K. COLLINS, 56 South street. ATRIMONIAL SECRET.—THIS IMPORTAN?’ AND valuable Seoret is the discovery of a celebrated French phy: fician. It is intended for those whose means, health, or osher circumstances, do not permit an fincrease of family without se- rious injury or inconvenience, The means of prevention cost 5 No. 6 Murray street, neat Broadway, is the only place where 4 t your coats cleaned forés; pants%s. Repairing, altering, dye- ing, done cheap. No disagreeable coloring or steam used by the General Tailor, who is always to be seen at his headquarters, No, 6 Murray street. A. CORTISSOS, orIc PUI nothing, and are within the reach of all, The knowledge of using those means is contained in this secret; the right to divulge it in the United States, has been purchased by Dr. Weisselhoff, late of Paris, now of New York. It is new, safe, infallible, harmless, convenient, simple, and cannot injure the most delicate. Nor does it curtail matrimonial privileges in the least. This sooret to any married person, for $1 sent, por paid, to Dr. JOFF, New York City, Those interested may TO CREDITORS OF THE LATE REPUBLIC OF ‘Texas.—In accordance with an act of the Le a Stato of Texas, to provide for ascertaining the debt of the lato | XM. Republic of Texas,” approved 20th March, 1848, notice is hereby ven to all persons having claims or demands for money against the Inte Republic of Texas, to present the same to the Auditor and Comptroller of Public Accounts on or before the recond Monday | gj in November, 149, or they will be postponed. ‘The provisions of the afo esnid act require the Auditor and Comptroller, jointly, to receipt, under their seals of office, for all claims presented, sot- | Pt ting forth the par value thereof at the time the same accrued, the hie cite ernertleecaatnaie , date and amount thereof—distinguishing betweon the different R, JEFFRIES’ ANTIDOTE IS THE MOST EFFECTUAL classes of claims, in the following manner: First, the audited paration sold for Gonorrhea and other disorders of the Sex- or avceriained claims, euch aa Stock Bonds, Treasury, Notes Mill: | asl 1. Long experience has proved that it will radically cure tary Scrip, or any other audited or ascertained cl Second, | any case. This desirable result is obtained in from 2 to 10 days, and all claims with sufficient evidences and vouchers to authorize | as{t neither creates naw fore an- OCTOR J. H. MOTT IS CONSULTED AT HIS ESTAB- Church street, from 8 A. M. to 9 P.M, on all scates of a private nature. His, charges ars, quite rendonable, and hig abilities as a physician and surgeon, inthis branch of hig ol him ion, are too well known to need commendation. Call and offend: them te audit under the Inte Republic of Texas. Third, such | neccesary any deviation in diet or interra rraytion ty eetal ports flaime ag are not sufieiently authenticated by, vouchers. And it | sound sleep or healthy digestion, the nuisance is thus removed ag fs further made the duty of the Auditor and Comptroller, jointly, | speedily as is oonal Prodi oro to report to the Legislature, for final adjustment, to. whole Sires eave “ils lagen ns cauaiy epee sea and permanent cure. Its lente are entirely vegotable, and oan bo cause Amount and character of the public. debt, agoertalned according s city, GH to the provisions of the said nct. ‘The classification and rate payment recommended by them to be subject to the revision, armendment and ratification of the Legislature, JOHN M. SWISHER, Auditor, AMES B. SHAW, Compt. Avsrin, Texas, May 15, 1848, mt for G, 192 Broadway, corner John stree OCTOR FAWCETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO 61 here he can be consulted D STRANGERS VISIT NG, THE ‘ ITY—ECONOMY "Is | Steae Pemves tbe have bigomee tesesiios iv ionemea ee rators, Fine Table tu , Lamy iron oa Trays, Sponge hip and Shower Bathe, aL gences, can apply with a certainty of cure, ioe 51 Dey street. pons plated with pure silver &o, Ke. Just re cived, a full supply ot each and for sale at the lowest prices for cash b ‘oF those oon! married woman's DANIEL E, DELEVAN, No. 489 Broadway, comer of Private Medical Companion, by Dr. A.M. Mauriceau, Sixth edl- Me B tion. Price $1. This work is m with astounding sale, a 3 Broome streot. | (94,000 copies have already been oo) — Care TO GAS CROTON WATER CONSUMERS— FINCH & CARTER, Gas Fitters and Plumbers, No. 37 Bowery, New York, having had, many years experience in the above business, are not red to put uy ‘and fixtu: ‘ean discover the causes, symptoms, and the most officient reme- Gos o Water, in stores, ‘petvate or Fablie boltaaee, &o., nan es, and most certain mode of cure in every case, For sle, 22 sonable terms. Families retiring tothe countey for the season, a the Publishing Office, 129 Liberty street, New York; would find it advant tagoous to bare Gas pat Ja thelr houses du: deiphias tS ee ee ) Wn 4 bsonce. 0 great Little 5 W. Fing their abgenoe. Al work done w it care, and pried bY RAN Pg et dost references given. to all parts of the Ai be ‘AM 8, FINCH, THOMAS CARTER. ys RICRAU. box 12M, New York oity, Bisse! inited State. eam M. MAU) SEIGNETTE wipes, 00 B BRANDY, NOW LANDING Hal ET FOR THE MAR D * quarter casks, th do, of the o MPORTANT SECRET FOR THE MARRIED. — DISCO. irand, landing from beg Ocsan, just arrived from Rochelle: and sian accoucheur {tis the gromtess thle by 8 TN CORT, coer ‘and. @) Front. street, Dror Seeaeesd intended Tor thoes whe or 200 half, quarter gad dghth aoa sof A. Scignette Brandy, Whose health, cireumst t tan increase of family, landed from ig Corve, Rochelle, and Sow in Bonaed | oer Hanoes, do not permitan increase of family, oxsept t hazard of health and perhaps of life or serious it 3 Means of prevention are within the reach of al, Soeting nothing of using the means is contained in tl sooret; OLD LEAF AND DENTIST'S GOLD FOIL, OF SUPERIOR | 220" /4f ot USE een ‘ohinined tek Mh ele ret eRe manufscture, for male at the manufactory, 92 Reade street, | [nels arrived from France. It i now, sale, inallitie, oom. lower than any o' establishment in the city. It venient, simple, harmless, and will improve tho health of the in the least curtail matrimonial privil n, on the receipt of I this soerets NBs Beware of ihe toe may rely upon this ware positions advertised as “secrets.” There are none others. NOCURE XO, PAY CDR CORBITT, 19 DUANE STRERT mem! of the Dol Londot consulted in treatment of delicala dimmers, "No matter how Yong ay have gleet, ulcers upun the cody, or in the throat or nose, the head and bones of the legs. A practice of fourteen Years, devoted to venereal diseases, enables Dr. C. to cure the Worst form of this disease, Recent ‘cases cured in four dayn— No meroury weed. Strictures cured in one or two weeks with scarcely any pain. Constitutional debility. Those individuals who have indulged 1n a certain loathsome fait oun positively be Restored to, ‘and society. Remember, 19 Duane street, op- J.L. WAUGH, (0 PUBLISHERS, PRINTERS, &¢.—THE SUBSCRIBE Tyran sat Eagaren on Wonk fee Pen ee form Publishers and Printers, ko, that they have Just opened their offices at 08 Broadway, New York, opposite Trinity where ‘are pre) to execute an; Peat a ~ rate oe we large assortment of speci seen, ine leo ne LESLIE, TRAVER & RENNTE, 98 Broadway. GUENERAL ZACHARY TAYLOR—A MEDAL CONTAIN- ing s Daguerreotype Miniature of General Taylor, has boon FL Tp LY, Phumbo, and for sale by wholesale or retail, at No, 251 rcadway. Agents supplied on favorable terms. Di Same Ome Ter ERR tee. A large supply of D5, WHEE! OCULIST, 29 GREENWI devotes his exclusive attention to opt imio » and now announces to the affticted, which he and the Seiad eyee iro OWERY THEATRE—WEDNESD, B 19h, the perturmance w: ese A Canta be | age oty ti ved Hal's ; rik Hall Nykon fa Ni Burke: Madclon, Mee Phillipe Ate . THE LAKY—Wanche cf Devon, Mies Murty Fasioe: Vie Alpine Dhu, Mr. W. Marshall ; Killen, the Lady of the Lake, Mrs Pik 1236 conta Doors open at 7; perfor bck toctoe. open 207; performance commence at7}¢ TBLO' 4 will commence called the WIDOW 's VICTIM—iyrom Tae Mr. Dawaon; Jeremisls « Hp, Jubm Seth 1» Minn Rowe ate |. To be followed by A GR. susiained by Movs and Mun quarter belure 7, cent ROADWAY THEATRE—TIHIS EVEN July 10th, MN the rand Bal DIABLE A QUATRE—Polinshi, Mons. Mos Mone. Corby; Yvan, Mons Cornet: Old Tilind Maitre a Dauser, Mr. Cornet; Maitre Hotel. M mrka, Mad. Monplaisir; Countess, Mlle A. fulin ; Colente; A Young Polanese, Miss Waldegra a denn.—To obviate the objection of prolonged performanees ‘warm weather, the Balles will form exelusively the envertaeeres Doors 74g; Overtore to commence at K— Drers Circle and Parquette, 40 cents; Fuumily Circles, 26 seme; llery 1234 cente. PROPRIETOR AND LEB aia ovaninge July 19th, will Ak tana, Mien E, Mestayer. ‘To be followed by MY AUNT—Diek I 5 ‘The evening's performance to conclude with the HOUSE t. Private Boxes, $5 aging Direotor, Mr. Geo, Hollant-M> 7. «" ed’ the drama of DONC. Ui BAGAN—Don jazan, Mr. Lester; King Charles, Mr. Richardson; Mari- I, Mr. Lester; Bi Miss Hildreth. To he followed EW YORK AS IT 1S Mog, Mr. Chanfrau; Katy,” M4 tayer. rite inkseales, Mr. Pardey; tty, Miss Hildreth. Doors mat 'T Ferformanccs' commence at TH OckeX. Bomm ASTLE GARDEN—PERFORMANCE TO Boelosk Admission 2 senses Cridion oe A iN React reotor—Painter and Decorator, Angelo Monte ne Nally Pr pertles’ ie Eiibont Porcelain iekinon ; Delph, Holian ily, Mra, Phillipe; i . After whieh the anecdote of the POST 8 Yerkes, Mr. Hollend; inson; Adella, Miss Nickinso To cone'ude with the Legend of the Mr. Holland; Mme. Kabri, Mrs. Vernon, URTON’S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.—' day Evening, July 19—The performance will soos with JOHN BULL—Sir Simon R ohdao, or. Thayer, Praak § on, Mr. Crisp; b Thornberry, Mr Burton; Dan, Mr John Dunn; jary Thornberry, Mi: jgruddery, M ier, To conclude with F Peter White, Mr. John Dunn; Major Pepper, M Brown Zee, Denes Mee Ce White. Mise ary Vhite, Miss Petrie. rele and Parquette, Girele ‘or seoond tier, 25 eta, Dyors open at 7 3¢ aloo” ry, Mr. fol " oy ning, July 10, will be presented the Comedy of PAMILY J r. ‘Thayer; Prank ALNUT STREET THEATRE.—PHILADELPHEA— Wednesday E July 19, 1843—Will be ‘he of LONDON ASSURANCE—3i Harcourt Courtley, Mr, lake; Dazale, Mr. Richings, Charl-a Courtley, Mr, r. T. Plavide; Meddlo, Mr. Ct 3; Lady y Spanlser, Miss Fanny Wallack: Grice Harkaway, Miss Ales Fisher, To conclude with the NEW FOOTMAN—Bubby Break- window, Mr. T. Placide, MERICAN MUSEUM.—P.T. BARNUM, PROPRUBTOR— F. Hitchcock, Manager.—Sple: did performances after; noon, at 33 ool ind every evening. at 8. The manager has en- the celebrated Belgian Giant, Mons. Bihin, the tallest mam in the world, being full 5 feet in height! The enormous Boa Com atrictor, 30 feet long. three Living Onrang-Outangs. the finest gver neon in thie country, apparemely, as much bumaa ‘The Fairy Family. Mr. Chubbeo, the Indian Flutist, Bi Mammoth Boys, Giant Baby. Wax Scripture Statuary. Ma- dame Rockwell, the famous Fortune Teller, Admiasion $0 the whole, including Museum performances, 25centa Children wa- der 10 years of ago and old enough to walk alone, 1236 cents, Reserved front seat shilling each, oxtea, ECHANIC’S HALL, NO. 472 BROADWAY, Bi Grand and Broome streeta—One, Week Longer \d every night during the week. Tne ORIG! TY'S MINSTRELS, whose concerts during the past nine have been reosived with such ‘pat and anexam Bled sucoeer, have the honor of announcing that. by the desive ef heads of numerous families, they will continue thelr pepal ar and inimitable ontertainments for one week long cents, Doors open at 7, Concert commencing at 8 o'clock. Saturday, July 22, an Afternoon , commenoing ab So’. clock. Manager and BP. . B sippi River, painted on bPrehgarere he teatane being the war eAunics ahiey Gertie, nen tren tees Hanks ply Adminion tency hl ‘bal pa fia Par exhibition on Wednesday and Saturday, at 3 o’olook. Gu PANORAMA OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN IN {Gy Merieo, at the Minerva Rooms, 40 Broadway, Sherman i ‘ousey’ denutiful manner, hes, Encampments, Battles and all the stirring’ incidents of General Taylor's operation in Mexico, the greatest Painting in the world. Open overy evening-—Panorame commences. moving at 8 o'dloeh, preclacly. Admiion 25 cente—no half price, No ehange for iptive pamphleta, re HAMNinoron’s kann ‘ACRED DIORAMAS ARE NOW open for the last week, at 396 Broadway, coruer of Walker street, Admission 25 cents: child o'clock, to commence at 8 o’slock, Grand Sacred Diorama of the Creation of the World and the Deluge. An Afternvon Perform. ance on Wednesday and Saturday, at 3 o'clock, for the espeeial acoommodation of schools. par THEATRE.—THE SALOONS AND BARS OF THIS Establishment are now to let for next Season, or a riod if required, commencing on or about the first day Of ptember next. Undeniable security will be required, The een ditions under which uy, will be let, can be ascertained on appli cation (between 10 and 4) at the office of W. CORBYN, 4 Rarelay street .XCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS, OFF ROCKA- EW Nery Friday, Sunday, Monday,’ and Tussday: =the Sten nst “Buffalo, Captain Hancox, will leave” fonts. at 8 o'clock; Canal strect, 8%; Hammond ; Catharine street, E. R., EM Grand treet, 9; Pier No. 3'N. K, 93 A. M. returning by P. bai and refreshments on board, Capt. Smith will be his harpoons. Fare 50 ces S—FOR THE FISHING BANKS—THE BLE gantand well known sea-steamer New Mave Will run regularly to the Fishing Banksevery ‘Thursday and Friday, commencing Monday: Fel Catharine street, E. RB. ig; iiamen Bi treet, 9g A. M.; returning P. Bai raised ~ M. Baite fin A splendid bras» and cotillion band will seeom- Refreshments of the most choice kind furnished cs Panors- half-price. Duors open 907 rativ, on board pany the boat, on board, Fare for the excursion, ) cents, AILROAD EXCURTION ANDINATIONAL REFORM BAN- quet— Morris’ Cut, near Fordham, Thursday, A Be. — Tickets 3744 cents each, to be had at ‘mr. D. Owe 3 Grane ir. Moxwell, 29 Bowery; G nue; T. Hawthorn, 110 Clinten street; Office of the Whig Union, 109 Nassau street, Williamsbui treet; Mr. Gandar’s store and Brooklyn. committee, and in the’ears, on the morning of the excursion. Com- mi'tee of Arrangements—D. Oakley, 57 Bayard street; Wm. Parker, 178 Canal street; J. B. Brennan, 19 avenue B; J. R. Im Ne, ) Broadway: J. Y. Fourth street; G, A. prague, 185 Delancey .F 237 Fifth wtecek, ‘Phe cars will leave the City Hall at 8 o'clock, A. M. and stop to take up the somnesy, at every block this side of 27th street.—N, B. Severn] eminent speakers will address the company. POLES gee MATCH OF BILLIARDS, BETWEEN celebrated players of this city, whicn has created of excitement among th» amateurs of the game, will eome off at PURDY’S Billiard Saloon, on Friday afternoon next, a@ mee o'clock, 112 Grand street, adivining the Br adw+y House, MATCH FOR ONE HUNDRED DCLLARS WILL BB shot for at Jackson's Harlem River Raliroad Hotel, late Know!and's on Thursday, the 20th of July, between the howe of 12 and 6 o'clock, by G. W. Dawson and 7. Hope. K, JACOB TOWNSENDS CAUTION EXTRA — AS there is man by the name of 8, P. Townsend selling @ Sarsaparilla in the market, we desire to ti Sareapariiia in 1¥9, dee to caution the pabite net tify it wil ery inferi Old De. Jacob Townsend's Sarre article to his, becanse it ferments, bottles, and thus loses’ ita virtue to heal, as we know ® great many who have used it wit out benefit. Yet Mr. 8. P. Townsend, with the coolest ‘impucence, declares his is better than Sands’ Bristol's, or Bull's. We hope the people, however, will not be deevived, and mistake 8, P, Towasond’s for the Old Dr. Townsend's, made from the origiaal, ‘genuine recipe. Old Di » Townsend's Sareaparilla is warrant) pure, goma- ine, noble article, which never sours or loses ita virtue, fe will cure Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Sore Byes, Scrofula, Summer Complaint, General Debility, and Female Dis réers, with abeo- lute certainty andfruccess. ‘Let those who have used young Mr. 8. P. Townsend's article without advantage, try the Old Dr’ and they will ever after say, “Give ine Od Dr. Jacob Townsend’ Sarsaparilla, or give mo none.” i* is proper to say that Mr. 8. P. Townsend continues to assert that tie Gid Dr'y ie am imite. tion of his, We should be very sorry to know that amy man be: lieved the two identical, Dealers supplied on literal terms, at the office, 102 Nassan street two doors from Ann st THOMPSON, SKILLMAN, & CO. GLEORGE RoGs Rs’ STOMACH TINCTURE, AN ENGLISH. remedy of eighty years standing. One of our mows ble citizens, laboring under a violent attack of cholerae morves, was relieved, and the disease checked within anhour, by taking the Stomach ‘Tincture, under the advice of an eminent Tam at liberty to referto them. It ix, in fac’, a medicine of tank, asa stomachique and purifier of the system: and so ‘umf he Without it. As an occasional modieine, or traveller, should during the summer months, it will keep the system free from disease. It needs butone trial to satisfy any parson of ite ime valuable properties. For sale at No, 3 Chambers street, TMOSPHERIC CHURN.—THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS invaluable machine, offers for sale the right to certalm ties An the States of New York and New Jersey, of hie rights. This wonderful machine eaaily produces oat and in much greater quantities from new cow, than any other churn heretofore known. The poblie are we thal informed that the patent churn wi in opematen, ana daily exhibitien, at we ‘New England Hotel, Broadway, ees: ner of Thames street. & A, MAB, 048 PITTER—TOR MANY YRARS IN TUR + employ ‘of the Manbattan Gas Company, is now pee pared.to fit, up stores, dwellings and public buildings 1 terms. All work done by the subscriber warmanted. avenue, RUGGISTS—THE SUBSCRIBERS WISHING 70 RB- tire from business, are willing to dispose of the will and fixtures of their wholesale Drug an No. 184 Market street, Philadelphia, ‘The location te being between 5th and 6th streets,” ‘Tho custom of tionable kind desired by every business man, the stoek hae much reduced, consequently terms wil be ‘an such a8 thio seldom iwelf, and should be in the di arket streot, nite entlemen 4 "of Tr EREDITH & CO, No. 184 Mi ANBENTARY PRESERVES— LOUIS BON NARD. y Preserves, 118 French Manufacturer of Fresh pains can procure at hig estab oicest articles, such as , American and Game, with other articles i ut up at his establishment, warranted to keep fresh for an um- limited time. OR SALE—ONE THIRD OF A PATENT RECRNTAT granted. As it seoures the safety of vessels im Weather from lakes, Re, Novahip any partof the world should he aides Te hooey No of the worl post paid, to Aan Horald ome, Neve nent * FOR SALE—AN ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE New Jersey, two miles from New York, with near am tard builtin the mont sogaat Sod seoractnl aenoaee @ most elegant substan of an Italian ville, witha large Tower sh veep len, fruit trees, and a well of fine ws ‘The view: wR] city, harbor, nd river, to Stry’ Tooke Ba tha rchase money can remain on mortenge, ‘SRR. BEANT & SON, 15 Wall strect, Now York. wz OR SALE—PHE ENTIRE OR THR ONR MALY INTE (8 yours tn Puratr Fissure a “imprayements, the Boy ewes jor ron own as Place,” Ra abana 8 neatly opposite the ‘sun Buildings Tho. peppetete Tat of hot his ime €0- The Piaes aes Lenehan of his time to Py Cr the whole or tho above intereat to's parte geal aa ~*~ Pale an ng , to Whom it in @ . rf are of on the premives, between 10 A. M. nad 7 », cold cellar, = Bi a