The New York Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1848, Page 3

| | | | Law lntellgence, Sornume Covnt—Srreiat team. July 20—Before Judge Hurlbut —In the matter of opening Flatbush ue, Brooklyn, © motion was atout to be made this morning. (0 coatirm the eormumissioners? report ia this matter. when Mr. Justice Harlsut stopped the counsel. and said that in consequence of the refusal of three of the Judges of the outside distriets to hold aterm bere, the businers of this district was lgoguish- ing. and he for one would not (aud he would urge it hy bie brethren to do bkewire) ‘ot the business of their own district. for the street buviness of Brooklyn, it wes tine that the public should know the delinguen- clet of the judges of the other districts, and how the thirty-two sinecures in this State are to be filed by the per +b who now hold them; he would give the business of the first district a preference over all 0 her; a long asa motion remained to be made or cause re- aained on the calendar, no other kusinees would be token up. He would even give the chamber business of the first distriet a preference. He did not mean to be undersiood as refusing absolutely to tak» this re- potup, All be meant to say was, that while there was such a frightful arrear of business on the caten bir of the courte of the first district, it suould be attended to before all other business. His Honor then prueceeded with the regular business. kn Barry vs Maria Remsen, Ex'z, §c.—This waa an application to be discharged trom a purchase. Cer- twin premires in Orange street were set up for sale by auction, pursvant toa decree of the Court of Chancery; Wiliam Lynch becawe the purchaser of lot No. 69, and sought to be discharged from the purchase oa the ground that there wes a discrepancy butween the description of the premises in the handbill or terms of fale, under which he purchased, and the Master's der d; or in other words. that the purchaser of the ud- joining lot was to have three feet of the alley way, which, by the terms of sale, belonged te him, Lynch. On the other side it was alleged, that map of the premises was exhibited at the sale. on which the boun- daries of the two lots were accurately described, aad that Lynch raw it, and was fully apprised of the boundaries. and that the Master’s deed contained an accurate deseripsion according to the map The Court held that the purchaser mast be dis- ebarged A question then aro-e as to costs. it was eontended, on the part of those interested in the fund, that. under the new code, the purchaser was not en- Utled te costs. The Court held that in all suits com- menced before the new code came into operation, (and this was one) the purchaser was entitled to costs. Coste ordered to be paid cut of the fand MON PLEss, July 20,—Before Judge Ingraham ph Hovie vs. Joseph Bishop, et al. This waa an action on a memorandum eheck for $500. Tae chock wos dated in October last. and drawn by defendants in favor of Riblett, who took it, together with one of bis own for the ame amount, and deposited them with the plaintiff, ax security for $500, advanced by him as a joan for a few da, The time for which the loan was made expired, and the plaintiff resorted to the checkr. but payment was refused both by} the bank and the drawers. For the defence it was insisted that the draft should have been presented in due time; that instead of holding it over until the time for pay- ment of the loan expired, it should have been pre- sented on the day it bore date. Want of conside- ration was also ket up asa defence. Judgment for plaintiff for the full amount, Joseph Hoxie vs George Riblett.—This was anaction for the tame amount, brought against Riblett as the princizal. The same defence was set up, namely. that the checks were not presented et the proper time for payment. The plaintiff showed that it was at defea- dant’s request thoy were kept back. Judgment for plaintiff. Pevestaranism.—A Frat —Yesterday, F. A, Roe, Erq , of this city, accomplished the following feat, the match being against time. ‘The mile was marked out on the St. Foy road, and the match was to waik and runa mile within a quarter of an hour. The follow- ing waa the time:—The mile was walked in 9 minutes; the running (the same distance) in 6 minutes, 28 xecopde—both having been accomplished in 14’ mi- nut f, 28 seconds Therunning commenced immediate- Jy upon the completion of the walking. | This is. in- iced a feat which fw can be found to excel.— Quebec Mercury. July 14. Sarina Matcn —There will be a sailing match on Saturday afternoon, on the Delaware, between the pleasure yachts Zephyr and Rapid, for a purse of $500. Railroad Intelligence. The contract for the rails for the Chicago and Galena Ruilroad has been concluded, and a portion of the rails are already on their way to their destination. It 1s expected that some fifteen or twenty miles of the road, west- waid from Chicago, will be in active use durin; the present season. This road opens th- trade o} the whole Northwestern district—the lead region —to the Lakes, and hence it 1s regarded as an im- provement of great interest Sure Fever.—This disease is unusually fatal this summer. Such is the case here and elsewhere. There are not many cases’in this city, but of the sick a great portion die. An Trish family of four- teen persons arrived here last month from Cana- da. Some ten days ago the ship tever broke out aimeng them, »nd they were removed to,the pest house. Enght of the number have since died, and reveral of the remainder are sick. One is expect- ed net to recover.— Rochester Dem. July 17. APPoInTMENT BY THE Presipent—By and with the consent of the Senate.—Hrnry M. Howard, naval officer for the district of Charleston, in the State of South Carolina, m the place of Robert Howard, resigned. The Weekly Heraid. The Weekly Heratd will be ready for delivery at nine o'clock to-morrow morning. it wili contain, among other matter, the highly interesting history of the fri, htful insurrection in Paris, from “Ob- server,” one of the Paris correspondents of the New York Herald; also the fall report of the Te ritorial Select Committee, with Mr. Clayton’s speech on the subject of slavery and the new territory. Single copies 634 cents. It will be a very valuable paper to send to the country. Thore of Indy ment, ead.— among the re= mecies of the day, what medicine 1s the bese? Wh of ds ing the m eonb.nes « I the best all others? Pxpe rs, tho Iran reth ve ver al *y cure, because they take thege imattsrs fro dard: ther tl ids of the bod, blow ne its emutinuance, N $0 the ble \coreus life depen hy & few doses of ts pera iat have Le-a sume daya, of the pi compli or weens, or mon hs, then take the pul¥ nighs and moru-ng, in doses of ubont wx pills at night, and two m_ the morning. until the number of evacuations are ‘materially deor Hills can be decreased acoording ty printe t dirce Les—T his is a ir. Ts should thes not oper re hours until they do, Then take the p {wor three un il the resularity of the bowels ‘This i6 gor erahy Cronghtabout in two or thre: ness thet ha disease, is parent of i 7 then the Summer WN) oxses, The c sing complaint, or foon therexfier as porsibie, give a doe of Ibrandevth's Pitle ins we perl ape be sullieions uuder tw. yeas Vorne in mud thata brisk accion ia required fi @ue as foCn 4s powible, beiire the diccasy Las redaced tho evength beyend te power of ruly ng Wait, and your enili is kone; be prompt, and it will be saved, For drink, Iet cuin water, (rte kno t he drank, or any bh yneilagin leversge afer the pulls shoali be aiven two or three umes ® week unul health is full Cholera—t nclia—Theeo: complaints come ou sud rible }airs in te bowels Whe the pain te vi lowing Brandreth Fills washing them down witl This wus be dere until revet is experienced, L euses where thirty were s¥all wed iu as many mi iN «f biandy. (Be m derate with the brandy.) Kelef was found and im twenty-four hours t ¢ parties were as well as ever, Numbers of th ese cases can be 10! city. LE suppose there is scarcely a kaow the value ol Breidreth’s Pills im these caves, 1 have never known & case fatal where by ardreth's Mille were used as above. ‘This complaint is spocdily cued, ‘Iwo browers in New Yor dow had i » a Jellow his doct t's rules, and the other Pills The first died in ten days from his at- tech; the second—him th Branareth’s Villy—atteuded the tuneral, Le was im bis usual health in two weeks from the ¢ he was first seized with the fe ited similar cases: Jd Le referred 10, nunbering high peofese soral men, Pains in the Bue ‘There are a and tack, pardy arising gravel in the kidneys, 8 can three day 6 might and m two in the moruing dreth's Pi nny 1 will warrant He on the fourth day ; C wn you once ge! ef te blood and ‘will imbibe suffie perseverance until airise from gravel, 08, WO wuifere dL droth’s Pills, and his cent ket a full core is T evn reter toa party in tho t epee i tym tow cemplaint wan currd 1 Brovehitis, ¢ pls nts are all Xx prion, soon rome cares it wilt require months to es - t whoo: or is attii-ted with any of Lis, vill mot require any other induce! toeomiis ve aw te daily benefit ar r-ved troin their use, Ine: of internal oa noer I have seen lor.0 preces of eancerous tumors whieh have been d sehar, y the use of Brandret! ‘iis, and in chee eases the pat: ‘ihe very humors upon whieh cancers hive, £0 to Kpesk, are taken out of the gystein by these Pilla Tho earoer dies, as anything else would die that gee nothing (0 eat; whew itis dead, the pilla brins it away, and th whole system becomes #! renewed. The order of eure thut tanker, alout five or six Gaye; ulcerated sore throat, from a week to two months; bron: hitis, fren a month to three monthe; cance, from two months toa’yoar, Fever aud Ague— Nomteriese aro the casos which have teen cored by the Brande Arontlenan writes thus to Dr, Reandroth -— After goffering for veveral months from Fever and Ague, and using all the most ar proved medicines, without effect, T began with your Fille, 1 took eight pill two hours before the expected time Cf the shakes f did this seven. mecersivo times; but. the shake did mt come on after the fourth dose, ‘Neverthe J persevered three times afterwards, fearing = re Japse I have not had the chills siuee.” ‘This case 1s similar te hundreds of others, whieh oould be pamed, if space permitted, Bilions Fever, Typhus and other fevers. will be found easily enred by perseverance with the Brandreth Pilla, and tm half the time cf avy other n edicine. In there cases the pills should be used regularly cvery pight and morning, i sufficiont numbers to pro- duce a brisk effoor upon the bowels. This will extablysh tho wisdom of the p'an. Small Pox, Measles, Scarlet Fever—The same plan isequa ly adapted to these compaints, Num rous references are on hand, where parentrean be referred to, whose whole family have been euved by them with this simple medicine, without nid m ony other, One I will wate, A widow had fwur of ler children down with the email pox, She gave them nothing bat the In two weeks they hed all recovered, and scarcely with a them. Yot another: A young man, a printep in the ‘Tribune, was down with the small pox. He had a t the doctor's medicines were regularly put in the a he tock Brondretn’s Pills, In two weeks he «oe The same conld be raid of Measles and Soarlet Jo is impossible for Brandreth’s p Ile to fail if they are ted in bp enone with ba Gira lain, ace Sk pee nron las, ond st. Vitae’ u ones mn be referred to where ¢ ‘means had proved uhavail: very 0 Bild at 25 oats per box. with full ai Ay, Dr. Brandreth’s yeinepal office, and son ntreet, Now York, excitement —The Fish- 1.000 fish wers caught from on Tuesday last She rons four ing banks ix ihe uviversal ery, loard the Buffalo, Monday ad a week, See advertisement, New Crop—New Flour, from » wheat, « eyerior article for bakers, at C Cherry street. Als , Wheaten Grits, frou w whe Highly nutsftiens, agreea Ie, food, and ts mses in che ding, Ke., or boiled with milk, HECKER & t. Pais ¢ form. BROTHERS, Wigs and Toupees—Ail Persons wishing a rior Wig or Seal id not fail to call at BATC R's 2.—Private rooms for fitting Wigee Our friend Young's 1s the best ptace for the Volw teers, or oher Military Men. t 1 their Boots, She or Caivers, for he sells his best’ French Ca! 4 Ny & ard $7; do fine Calf Boots, $3 50, usually $5, Toots made to 0d F a: the shertost notice, corner of Pu ton audNasan strvete, the Deewr. Preserving Sugar,—Mr, J. O. Fowler, No. 2 nd 428 Ores ‘tel 6 Dderre!y Crushed Loat, fel ut whilesale ents; New Orleans, tr dealers would do well io 8 cents; Siuart'y yellow, 634 cents, Grocers aid country Diamond Pointed Goid Pens.—B. K. Watson & Co. 15 Wall street, sel) Gold Pensof every description, whole- sale and rerail, at unprocedented low prices, Their Kichaiion pen iga great fivorit(, and in the public mation, the hest and in use, points warranted not to come off Gold pens COMMERCIAL AFRPAIRS. MONKY MARKET, Thursday, Jucy 206 P.M. Wall street presents a very inactive appearance. One half of the brokers and speculators are out of town, and the other half are not disposed to do much. The hot weather, the gradual but steady decline in prices for fancy stocks generally,and the tightness of for our Interest to cut them down; but the manufac- I rtreet, beiwre purchasing elsewhers, and | led tor lightness, rameal ap | of breadstuffa, as the additional quantity of cotton 1 the money market, prevent operations to any extents | and tend to produce the prevailing dulness. At the | this and other markets of this country, on their own first Board, to-day, the sales were exceedingly limited. | account, and force the sale of them at whatever price Long Island declined 4 per cent; Canton, ; Farm. ers’ Loan, 3g; Erie Railroad, old, 1; Reading Railroad 2 ; Ohio 6s, 1; all others closed at prices enrront yesterday. ‘The steamship Washington, for Southampton, car- | ied out fifty-four thousand dollars in specie, which, with the amount taken out by the Caledonia, makes the shipments this week, thus far, $167,344. Cresent City, from New Orleans, has on board $200,- 000 in specie, which will more than offset the ship} ments by the two Enropean steamers. So far as the movements in specie are concerned, they do not | amount to much. The amount of tolls received on all the New York State canals in each of the following years, during the second week in July, and the totals up to the 14th of July, were as annexed:: New Yorw Stare Canar Touts, 2d Week in ve Total to 14th July. 1840. . $627,806 81 | 45.812 98 793,020 52 1842: 35.789 35 168.218 44 63.037 71 719,570 06 67,098 51 992'917 18 64,568 72 971,391 28 71,153 09 1,052.387 49 11,462 09 1,523.430 96 70,219 98 1,142,396 67 The receipts this year, thus far, exceed those for the corresponding period in any previous year, but fall roveral hundred thousand dollars below those of las year. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer- tain articles exported from this port for the week ending the 17th inst. inclusive, distinguishing the destination and extent of shipments to each place :— Commence: ov tHe Port or New Yorx—Werxry Exrorts, To London.—166,060 Ibs. bacon; 36,177 do. tobacco, ; 17,360 do. whalebone; 140,354 do, lard; 20,048 do cheese; 247 packs. skins; 76 tes, beef; 30 bbls. do.; 60 bbis pork; 1911 do turpentine; 26 do. peariash; 2) do, potarh; 10 cases IR. shoes; 20 do. oil Menthe; 2900 gallons whale oil. To Liverpool.—6120 Ibs. grease; 3582 do. cheese; 47,064 do, tallow; 215,539 do. hams ‘and bacon; 314.839 do, lard; 10 cases oii Menthe; 30 do. oil peppermint; 275 do clocks; 24 bbls. pearlash; 112 do pork; 1753 do. turpentine; 86 bhds. quer bark; 160 bags do; 82,555 burhels corn; 21,689 ga. wh foots. To Scotland —40 tes. beef; 40 bbls pork; 754 do rosin; 600 do tar; 228 do. ore; 169,472 Ibs. lard; 10,181 do grense. To Tveland.—32,200 bushels corn. To France.—79 M. staves. To Dennark, Norway, §c.—6 tes, rice; 4 bags coffer; 50 bbls, rosin; 13,870 bushels rye. To Portsin Mediterranean —213 bbls rosin; 27 M. 4 Ibs. hyson tea; 13.842 do. tobacco, mfd. To Spain — 204 M. staves; 23 logs maple. Te British West Indies.—71 bales hay, 15,000 feet lumber, 3 boxes sperm candles, 446 do. mould candles, 17 do. roap, 102 bushels oats, 848 do. corn, 101 galions lard oil, 2888 Ibs. lard, 1824 do, cheese, 6 825 do. but- ter, 30.120 do. oil cake, 6,681 do, hams, 1,457 do. tobac- oc, (manvfa'd) 36 tlerees rice, I package domestios, 13 bbls tar, 1.022 do, flour, 258 do. meal, 138 do. bread, 260 do mackerel, 42 do. beef, 55 do. rye flour. 152do pork, 24 groce matches, 7 cases chairs, 4 bags coffee, and 31 sheep. To Spanish West Indies —6 000 hoops, 14 casks nails, 1,022 «kooks, 38 bbls. tar, 75 do flour, 20 do beef, 45 do. ork, 25 do, mackerel. 2 hhds powder, 50 kegs do., 6,000 feet lumber, 686 gallons whale oil. 100 bales hay. 22 boxes sperm candles, 200 do, mould cand do, toup, 125 do. cider. 30'do. crackers, 127 packages drugs, C4 dozen brooms, 20,829 Ibs. dry fish, 90'tbs jerked beef, 8.162 do. lard. 6933 do. butter, 6922 do. hams, 5,009 do. cheere, 23 hhds. bark, 12 do. ale, 13 bbls. ale, 12 cases chara, 1do. I. R. shoes, 6 hats, 171 tierces rice, 600 sacks Fait. and 4 bales wick. To Dutch West Indies.—G bales duck, 28 do. domes- tics. 4 bbls. vinegar, 36 do, bread, 30 do. mackerel, 30 do, beef, 4do pork, 15 do. rye flour, 356 do, flour, 40 do. meal, 112 bushels peas. 697 gallons whale oil, 2007 Ths. leather, 13,343 do, tobacco, (manuf’d,) 1,100 do. dry firh, 1.628 do. butter, 209 do. cheese, 2316 do. re- tied sugar, 2.385 do. lard, 60 boxes mould candles, 160 do, nerring, 200 do, rap, 1 tierce rice, To British North America — 840 bbls, pork, 2465 do. meaf, 200 do. rye flour, $41 do. flour, 113 do. tar. 29 do. American rum, 15 do. vinegar, 36 do. oatmeal, 212 do, bread. 28 pieces mahogany, 24 859 Ibs, butter. 8 521 do. tobucco. (manvf'd.) 5,840'do. cheese, 1,672 do. leather, 4000 staves, 20000 bricks, 600 bushels bran, 1,871 do. corn. 30 do. beans, 27 tierces rice, Ubis mackerel, 150 do. flour, 23 do. ale, 1 case shoes, 4,000 dry codfith, 176 do, cheese, 1,212 do. lard, 6 bal Comestics, 6 tierces rice, and 5 cases chairs. The exportation of bacon, beans and lard to the ports of Great Britain this season, has been unusually large. These articles have been exceedingly active this year. The receipts at tide water have been large, and the | shipments have about kept pace with the increased supply. We have had a very fair trade this season with the West Indies and with British North America; Dut the aggregate shipments of all our products, ex- | cept cotton, have been limited, compared with last year, as will be seen by tho annexed tabl Fxronts or Breapsrurrs to Gnrear Brrrars reo tHE Usiten STATES From September lat, io Dates each Year Flour, Wheat, A Mel, te. From Ub New York, July 18...... 14 New Orieans, July 8, Philadephia, July 15. Laluanere, duly 15, , Hortom, Juy 1... Other Ports, July's September J, 1847, to latest tutes IMS, . 160,086 700,085 | September 1, 1846, to lates’ Gates 1847, 2 15,496,275 2,613,335 607,139 Besides there, there were shipped Inet year, up to the middle of July, 77.752 bushels of rye, 435,423 bushels of oats, snd 271,103 bushels of barley. ‘This year nono of there grains have been shipped to Great Britain, The immense falling off in the quantity of flour, meal, wheat, and corn, shipped, compared with last year, does not give a correct idea of tho decrea! ae, as the decrease in prices since has been a large per cent. As an instance of thia, it is only necessary to state that the avernge price for nearly the whole shipment of flour, up to this time last year, was above seven dollars per barrel; while the price of that shipped thus far this season will not average much over five dollars per bar- rel. This difference in price, in connection with the difference in quantity, makes an immense difference int Decrense, 148... . S ‘Tho same remarks will apply to corn, wheat, and meal. | This vast falling off in the value of our exports, with. out a correrponding decrease in the value of imports, 4s the prime cause of the financial embarrasementa un- der which we now labor. It is estimated that the value of our exports this reason, compared with that for the corresponding period last year, has fallen off fall fifty | The shipments of cotton have in- | millions of dollars, creased ; but, in consequence of the depreciation in prices for the raw material, a corresponding inereaso has not been realized in te value of that exported. The movements of cotton in the United States to the | 2000 K latest dates, this year and last, from the 1st of Septem- ber, the year previous, have beon as annexed :— Movenprtsor Covrow in rue Unirep Srarey Receive since 2st Exported to G. Brit'n Porte. Seplember, ‘since Ist Septembe: 1847, 1846, Ist7, IMs PAY 8,24 Mobile Pat Pierida, i Texas, sai! Georgi PAI 8 Carolin. aad N. Cnroliva.duly I Ses Virginia... duly 1 c 10.390 New Yerk, uly 17 - = Ouner Ports Joly 1, = i Total... Bale 1,740,200 Total inet weaver | pee ee » value of exports of breadstuffs in the two years, | | | The | | | | | | phipped would bave nearly made up the deficienoy tm | | value, | otherwise be in our favor. | Yellow corm continued in light supply, and prices | The quotations for the various descriptions remain To St. Domingo.—453 boxes soap, 35 do. candles, 30 6s Teta! Exports to Exportal to Prasce Bown Ports vince | vince September It, Ist Suptemc 47. Vii, ¥ 4G! Total... Bales... ‘Total ast season Tats | Tncreare... Tee = 60386 = | The thipments to Northern porta this season were | €04.615 bales against 634.314 for the same period the previous year. and the stock on hand at the latest date, | was 239 689 bales against 371,289 at the same time last | season, showing a decrease this year of 131,591 bales, | ‘The exports to foreign ports have been more than fifty | per cent larger this year, aad the receipts from thein‘e- | rior were thus twenty-five percent larger. Thegreatert | {nereare has been in the shipments to Great Britain.— The additional quantity of cotton shipped bas been } of no service to us as a means of payment for oar im- ports over Inst year, and the balance of our foreign trade is by no means so much in our favor, with the increased export of this staple, as last year at this | time, Had prices for cotton remained unchanged, we should not have felt ao seriously the decrease in exports As it is, there has been a falling off in two im portant items, Wo see no way to offset the effects of this immense depreciation in quantity and value of our | exports, but by acorresponding reduction in the extent of our imports, So far as we can regulate them, it is turers of Great Britain send their surplus supply to they will command. This deranges our markets, reduces prices for all stocks in the market, and tends to keep the balance of trade against us, when it would Stock Exchange. $6500 Treas Notes, 6's —105%4 S0sbasCantonCo b60 33 200 do 1s ) 0 32 2000 US 6's, ‘56 100 Nor& WorRR 60 3z wo do "63 2 do mw 3136 2000 5) Harlem RR 5 iy ‘3000 Ohio 6's, 10 do 5133 10 do" Fy i 500) Reading Mtge Bids Gi 10 shas Der & Hud Scrip 143 25 North Aner Trust 9 W Reading RR sl0 8 “Oo do be 100 do Er Ww do 3% 20) Farmers’ Trust b90 2: 5 Utica & Schen, div off 115% F 17 Morris Canal 9 Pier 5 10 eK do Pts 60 Canton Co DIS 82% 15 Erie RR, new, full, 66 d Board. 10) shs Harlem RR St 260shsRewling RR 63 3134 ‘50 Keading RR 180 dg CITY TRADE REPORT. | New York, Thursday, July 20—6 P. M ‘There continued to be a steady demand for flour for home use, but the prices were fecbly sustained. Among the lota disposed of were some parcels of south. ern, taken for shipment to South America A tot of new southern wheat was sold on terms stated below. were firm. Zhe parcels disposed of were chiefly con- fined to mixed, at full prices. Meal remained about the same. Rye sold at former rates, Oats were in some better demand. There was very little doing in provisions, while mess pork remained nominally the same. Prime was a trifle lower. In groceries there ‘was only a moderate business doing, at previous rat: s, The sale of coffee made by auction will be noticed below. Asurs—The sales amounted to about 160 bbls pots at $5, and pearls at $5 $734. Breapsturrs—Flour—The sales of all kinds footed up about 4000 barrels, in various lots, among which were about 800.a 1000 pure Genesee, in lots, at $5 3744 a5 60; and about 2000 a 3000 do, this State, Oswego, ke. at $4 8732, $5 a5 1236; 200 do Ohio, round hoop, at $5 1235 5 26 Large sales of Southern, (old) about 25,000 barrels Richmond city, were reported for export, to South America, on private terms, There ‘was some new offering. at about $6 2506 375¢, Wheat —Sales of 2500 bushels new Southern were made, ine eluding 1300 at 1150, and 1200 do at 110ce. Corn—Che sules footed up about 20.000 to 25,000 bushels, in sepa- rate lots, including 5,500 bushels New Orleans. heated, ut 47¢c; 1300 do flat yellow, at 53c; 1,500 do Southern’ white, at ble, with ‘considerable lots of ‘Wertern mixed. about 10000 bushels, at 40 9 50c ; and some ar all lots round yellow, (which was scarce) at de. New Jersey. Meal—The articiy was quiet, at $250 for Rye—-Sules of 2000 bushels were les of 200 barrels wero Sales of 1000 bushels Canal was firmer, and New Jersey were made at 40c ; sales reported at 45 9 46c. Corrre—The auction sale camejoff to-day. and satis- factory prices werr obtained, It consisted of 2000 oags Laguayra, at 6c a Gc, and 4000 do Rio, at 530 a 6%, 4 months. ° Corron—The sales to-day were about 900 bales, with a firm and strengthening market, and, a3 heretofore, were chiefly for export. Livesroou Crassirication. XN. Orleans, and Uplands, Porida. Tezas, Inferior. ., Me oaaeey Pee: Bab: 6 6 6 eeiey sets 64, a 6! 6% a 6) ig? rn : om ‘Rone nom Fisi—There ‘was a better feeling in the market for fith, and the stock not being large, sales were made at asiight advance. The transactions embraced 900 bbls. Mass, mackerel, including No. 1s, at $8; No. 23, a $5 76a $6 12%. and No. 3s.at $3 75 a $3814. For cod there was a fair demand, and we noticed sales of 800 quintale, at $2 50 a $2 56%. Fruit—The operations were limited, and confined to 1800 boxes wet and Ary raisins, at $1 4234 a $1 60. Faxicnts.—Cotton was engaged for Liverpool at 5-82d, and 10.000 to 12,000 bushels of vorn at 4d, in buik.’ Heavy freight remained nominally the sae. Some cotton was taken for Glasgow, in a British ship, at 5-32d, Mouassxs—Some parcels of New Orleans were dis- pceed of, but we could not trace them. Navat Stonvs—Thero was rather a dull spell in tho market, and but few transactions were taking place. about the same as our last, O1s—Linseed remained nominally the same, without sales of moment. Proyistons.—Sales of about 400 bbls. of pork were at $11. $11 1234, and prime at $8 87 . ‘The market closed languidly. Beef— Sales of 200 to 800 bbls were reported, including city mess, at $12 60.and prime at $6 50. Lard—Sales of 800 bbls were made at Tica 73¢c. Cheese—Sales ef 200 to 300 boxes were madw at 5'g0. Butter exhibited no change of moment, Rice -The market was quiet, and only 100 casks were disposed of at $3 25.0 $3 31h. Srenine—We_ report ya sale of 20,000 Ibs (white) at ‘Tae a 1%e. Srices—In a retail way. pimento was selling to a fair extent at Gye. Some 100 bags were taken. Sucans—There was a fuir demand for boxes of the lower grades; und for a considerable lot for refining Bic wus Cffered and refused. Tho sales, to-day. ia- cluded 180 bhds Porto Rico at 4340 a 450; 150 do Cuba Murcayado at doa 43/0; and 200 boxes brown Havana at be a 580. ‘Tar.ow was only moderately active, and but littl was done. About'10.000 Ibs rendered changed hands at 80. Tonacco—Sales of about 100 hhds Kentucky loaf were made, incinding common, at ie, and 50 do middling at be. Wiarenon Wuiske: Western, at 22 was wanted at 230, ales of 250 bbls were made, including and State Pri we The Crops. A friend writes the Chicago Tribune, that in Ra- cine, Walworth and Rock counties, ficient num- ber of laborers cannot be obtained to harvest the very abundant wheat crop. Farmers are offering $2 per day tor cradlers, The Charleston Price Current states that the ac- counts from the cotton growing States, are, with tew exceptions. highly flattering tu the coming crop, while the unusuaily early blooming of the plant, reported from various quarters. 1 said, according to former ob- servations, to be indicative of a large yi A correrpondent of the Buffulo Commercial Adver- tiser, who had just crossed t writes from Chicago on June 28th, and remarks thet “ wheat will probably afford a better yield in the western part of Michigan this year, than’ in the eastorn, though in no portion of the State can it be large, In Northern In- giana the prospect is better, and in Nerthern Illinois the crop will be large A load of fine Jersey Peaches, says the Newark « vertiser, was seut to market on Monday, from ard. Gloucester county. abundant, but the apple crop i# not worth the. o marketing. The potato crop in the State génoraily promises well, MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALK 4 8; mington fer 5) Girard 10) Now Jorsoy Copper Baurimors, Jul: Brokers’ Board—$250 U. 8, Trensury (ou Ome)’ 104)4 ; $600 Balomore and Ohio Railzowt Divi- dond Bonds, 605 8 siares Bal imere and Ohio Railroat Co, Eades U.S. 6+ of 1567 cloved at 104 bid, 105 asked. Troasary 6's at goeed at S74 vid ask Hal imo 6's 0 97% asked; Baltimore and » Railroad shares at 324 bid, Szig asked, OstON July 10—Hrokers’ Horrd.—2s she Reading Railroad, a 7243 HY do do, 1734 B10. 3 do do, D0 to an, 1736: 25.49 do, 174, WO, 78-40 do 17345 100 do 10; 5 do Weetern Railr ad, 100; G do di Pall h rom, do Old Colony ‘Railroad, Bom ton & Maire Keiltoud, 108; 3do Eastern Railr vad, 10 do Fitch borg Railrond, 111: {4 do Ease Bostom Co, 11%! . ing bailrosa Bonds, 1850, 50,90, At Auction—ol sha Merchants’ Bark, 104; 70 do Boston Bank, 53, 12 do Columbian Baok, %, inion Bavk, 97; 2040 Now England Bank, ror; ri 40 Railroad Banb, | owell, TMs 2do Boot a Hamilton Manatnetoring Co, de Applete mn | $17: perm do $30 a $41 | good Baltimore and Philadelphia 17) —net $6.1 | pon SALE—A BAY HORSE, OF Di ahares rismouth Rail- PORE'GN MARKETS. Havawa, July 6. 1843 —No taportant change bas shown itself in our sugar market since my last advices, Priees continue eney under a moderate enquiry. al- though planters evince no disposition to meke farther concersivu®; but most of them prefer to try the chan wa of forrign markets on their own account, rather thea Fell on the epot at present rates Quotations are— Assorted kinds 5 a SrstoGand 9 rialk; good to choier whites 8 a 9 ary white rior and forete y: ; jows ba 5; browns 3's a i 7 Pcovadees are worth 3a a, with Most dealers ask 14; for molasses — Imports— No «rrivals of jerked beef and the stack on hand, which is not large. is retailing R The tock of lard is 2,200 kegs is worth $12 a 815, A cargo of riee from Charleston has jast been sold at 1136 rials. Of the 100.000 fret Bath lumber ou hand. 50.000 fret sold ut $21, and 80.000 feet having arrived from Portland, there are now 130000 feet in first hands, A cargo of steam sawed pitch pine, from Mo- bile. sold for $17. Freights—Charters of American versels have been made at $3 for Cawes; bat tonnage is now more abundant. rates are lower; one vessel of 2,800 boxer, accepted £2 84 and two others of 000 boxer reevived £2 108, To the United States £1 per box for sugar. and $13% to $2 for Molasses are the going rates, Exebange—The bulk of operations on London for the direct steamer were at 13 per cent premium and in seme instane for smal amounts higher rates are obtained New York and Boston Ly 2 discount. with very little enquiry. Prices current of importe—U, §. jerked beef 0a 1245 vials per arrabe; $2 26 a $4 per qtl, haddock $250 to $2500 $245; ham $9 whale oil 12 2 16 rials pee arrobe ; sperm 34a 36 rials; cheese $10 a $14 per qt; butter $22 a $26; yellow corn 3 rials per arrobe ; corn inen] $2.60 per barrel ; Hoops $28 a $36 per M; flour $13 60 a $14; box shooks 6; rials; molasses, hhds, 13 a 15 rinla ; sugar, do, 14a 16 rials; potatoes $4 50 per bri; onions $10 a $12 ner 100 bunches ; nails $5 75 a $6 per qtl; and tar $3 per bri. Janrino. June, Ist, 1848,—Imports were 11,- jour ; 1.273 pkas domestics ; 422 do tea; 100 boxes sperm candies; 244 000 feet lumber; 149 bbis ro- sip; 73 do beef 445 do pork; 3,124 lbs wax; SL doz chairs; 600 hams; 925 kegs lurd; 28 boxes tobacco; 20 pkgs spirit turpentine: 100 bbls pitch and tar; 8 pkys drugs; 145 per sail cloth; 0 bags pepper; and sun- dries, Flour—The transactions duriag the past month have been extensive, (about 23000 bbls.) the bakers having supplied themselves largely in the early part of it, at 20/500 a 21)| for Haxa!l. net $7 37 a $7 50; Colum- dia and Columbia mills, 18/500 4 19 —net $6 87 a $7; 4g; or $5 25; ‘most of the dinary do, 14) a 15!|—net $4 75 a late cargoes from Baltimore and Philadelphia turned out very inferior. The wrrivals since 16th inst, havin, been very moderate. higher prices have been obtaine for good ‘qualities, Richmond retailing at 22\/ a 23), and ood Baltimore at 18!) a 19), ‘Tho stock in tirst hands is reduced to 1500 bbls Galego, 1500 do good Baltimore, and 2,000 ordinary Philndelphia and Baltimors—total, 5000 bbls, Dates from Rio Grande to 9th ult quote Richmond 22) @ 23). and Baltimore 20) a 2li); stook much reduced, At Montevideo. on 18th, the market was exceedingly dull; flour nominal at $3, on board: stock small, Domestics—The arrivals having been very heavy, large eales were made at auction and private at reduerd prices, viz :—brown drill, 195 a 200ra, net 514 a5X0; blue do, 280ra, net 83sc; 30 iach sbirtings, 165 a 170rs, ‘net 64 & 53se; and others in proportion. The stocks in importers’ hands are now modurate, but they aro very large in second. Teas—Still continue exces- tively dull and none but good and superior qualities can be disposed of, The stock in first hands is very large, and. if buyers could be found, would be sold at very low prices. Candies—The supplios having been moderate. rather better prices have been obtained; fast sale at 800rs, for good quality, net $27; ordinary quite unsaleable. Lumber—White pine is wanted, aad Would bring 60j| a 65|) per M, net $19 a $20, A cargo of pitch pine wax budly assorted. and not suitable for the market; the consumption of this quality is very limited. Provisions-—Sales of mes» meat, at 28//, net $iu; No. 1, 26|| net $9; prime do, 20). net’¥6 50; prima pork, 23), net $9 25; lard. 240 a 220rs, net 734 a 70; the market is well supplied; hams," 300re, net 90. Codflah—The last rale was at 10/600, quality hardly fair, net $3 371 per drum; stocks moderate, Salt —Sales at 650 a 700rs, net 15 a 17. Rosin—The import being moderate, 4/500 has been obtained for moderate parcels, net $125. ‘1obacco—Good segar leaf is in demand. Plug is quite unsaleable, Cordage—Some parcel have arrived, and rales have been made of patent at 32/000, net fe, ‘Cof- fee—The market has been well supplied. and prices, in consequence of the advices from Europe, have gradual- ly declined to 2/550 a 2700 for superiors, 4% a 5ige on Doard; 2400 a |/500 good firsts, 434 a 43; 2200 a 2/300 for regulare, 44; a 43¢c, The export has been large, par- ticularly to the United States, as many European or- dere have been suspended for the present. The stock is about 75,400 buge, mostly ordinary; good and superior qualities are becoming quite rcarce. and. until Sep- tember. no fine cargoes of new can be shipped. The Fupplies from the interior are now very limited. and will continue so far some time, as the present prices will barely pay the transportation, The old crop is leo near- ly exhausted. and the new will not be abundant till August. Allagree in saying that the new crop will be much inferior in quality,and from 1-5 to 1-6 short of the last crop. Hides—No transactions of conseqnence have taken place, and prices nominal at 115 » 120r8, or 634 a 6c on board. Freizhts—Have ruled high; to United States, $1 05.0 $1 10. There is now loss de- mand for vessels, and are likely to decline. To Europe they have declined to £2 15 to £3 Rio Jaxeino, June 10,—Coffee has seon its lowest figure, and | ‘should not be surprised to see good coffees much higher in the next ten days. The plau- ters are holding their stocks back, and ina fow days our markets will be very poorly supplied. The ehip- ments of coffee from Rio to Baltimsre from Jan. 1 to May 31. had been some 40000 bags in excess of the same period last year, but to New York the shipments were deficient about the same quantity. The total shipments to the United States from Jan. 1 to May 31 had been 257.067 bags this year. against 258,019 bage in 1847, Baltimore wmerican: July 20. —— Dica, At Brooklyn, on Thursday morning, the 20th inst., at6 o'clock, Euizanern AB Luptow, daughter of Ann H and James Ludlow, aged 2 years and 1 month. The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend her funeral, from her father's residence. Baltic street. third door from Smith, on Fri- day afternoon, 2ist inst , at 3 o’clork, Suddenly. on the 20th instant, Capt. Eowann Hast- MoNp, aged 58 years, formerly of Charlestown, Mass. The friends of the family ure invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, the 2lat instant. st his Inte resi- dence, No, 214 Wooster street His remains will be taken to Martachusetts for interment. On Thursday evening. 20th instant, Crances, infant fon of James and Jane Stroud, aged 3 months and 26 days. Funcral wil! take place this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from 351 Bowery. Relatives and friends are respect- fully invited to attend. TV ALL THE WORLD-UKEAT SP, LeuBt takes—12,000 Subscribers at £5 each. ‘The party for m the first horse is drawn to receive £2,000; the second horse, £1000N; the third horse, £19,00; to bo ‘divided among pertics “drawing “The Starters,” £10,000; the like amon n-Starters,” £10,000, Sweepstakes 212,000 Subseri- reat L2each—First horse, L1G; $0 mt horse, 43,000 vided ai we Starters, £3tKhi; tarters, £3,000, Sweepstakes, 312,000 Subserivers: b-—Firet horse, 64, 00; second » horse, NN, 1@ above Swoep- each Sweep £2 Starters, 43,00); divided among Noa- desirous of securing ehances in either of ee are requested to make wart i willbe drawn immediatoly itis fall. vill be odvertised in the “ Times,” n deiiy papers, To give ladies an shares, cerip will bo farted in initials at the »ption of the sub soribe Ali communications, to insure attention, must contain a romittanee. Foreign orders may be made payable in London; but all letters mast be addressed to Richanl Nicholls and James Parkinson, Tomple Square, Ayiosbury, England, The third horse tobe dooided by “Bell's 'bife.” Prizes puid any day alver the nunity of taking race, loss 10 per cont, ‘The race will bo run at Dor ont Hath of September, 1848. To provent frartdy no sori will be genuine unless the letter containing it bears the Aylesbury post: mark, Subscribers wishing to een halves by diferent posta W ANTED—A BOY, 15 OR 16 YEARS OF AGE, APPLY IN the com osing room of this establishment, One that his ome veqna ntance with a Printing Otfes will be preferred. Bank Notes had better send young woman, as cool housework. The best of refe: BY TWO RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT cis. situations, One is not particular as t m she may obtain, had some experie ‘ork ; the other w ‘0 to do plain sew torhildren, Enquire at 21 Croshy street, in the hase of Grand, ANIED=BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, ONE AS cook, washer and ironer in a private family, the other as chambermaid and waiter, orchild’s norse; the best of rence # to capability and character. Have no ob ion to go & short distance in the country. Pleaso call at 153 Elovemth street, between Ist and 2d Avenues, WANTED=4 situ \TION ment, Corner Y A LACK, EMBROT Y, or hoviery store, hy % young man thoroghly aequainted, with the business and can influence a good trade, in either Broa way, Bowery. or Grand street, or would have no objection to go in apy pert of the couu'ry. Would accopt a very small compan: sation UIl his ability is tected, Can also loan! ivamployer $90 9 lO nsscounty for honowty and integrity, Address 1. 3, at this 8 GOVERNESS OR ORGANISI—WANTED, BY A YOUNG Lady lately from Europe, who was educated in France, aad aks fluontly Italivn and French, and is ® Draw. - ficient i ing, msicuation as above, She has testimonlala. from thé. prine © pal Organists of London, attesting ner capabilities as an Or- ganist, ond she would be ‘glad to make an engagement with any Chorch in neod of hee servioes ; or she would accep: the situation i Governert na private family, in whieh dopartinent #3 has ad much experion 8 prey to give lessons on the Or; and Pinno, Addr #8, J. Me Morald Uihee, re #10 KEWARD—LOsI—sUerOsED 10 HAVE BEEN Stolen, from lvdeon’s ,Pistol Gallery, un unfinished Dueling Pistol, 10 inch barrel, tent breach, Van Tromp & 'E others sve requested to stop it if bo paid for the recovery of the Pi ing it Ly applying to” "J. VA $25 REWARD—STOLEN FROM lil KING StMbeT, (no Silver Detached Lever Watch, thirteen jeweled, nade by Fanget Freas, Goneva, No, 11,154. $10 reward for the watch, $15 for the conviction of thiet, by applying to ail JOHN BROMSTEAD, 22'Ann street second floor OST—ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, IN ONE OF THE Droadway omuibuses, from Spring’ street to Ceurtlandt, thes co ka the steamer ‘Troy, a parcel of pap re containing & wer of attorney, Ro., of no value to tha finder, who will be literally rewarded by leaving the same at No, 127 Poarl street, ups irs, et Lost QuetiMe Last WERK—A GOLD PEN« IL CASE with Pen, Tue tinder will bo snitably rewarded by leaving the etme at 103 Front street, up starts. - —2 rc SUM OF MONEY. Tan OUNES CAN HAVER by applying to P, MELVI pel hor Tavern, 88 roereat ‘The above reward will ny in 0}, oF N TROM| DSON, owner, havin quire at the table 102 Hroatway, Ja preserves by . ' Hil hiels of sae Uet fen, holo tureien Coles d family « ‘s chil ig W street, near the dt eels, ingran and oth B hook cage lin #} extemsion dining and ber ebate and # fis, diva de lace, Sw ise do., large Fy ts ean choies enilection 1 fine Isndseape by mails (9 order ani paintings ai ole, FL ina sa b HHO 08,70 Wom Honor ts peg ve Fifth Ward who are deste Danced Be Hunerford, of Cov pi Kew Yi gallai y K Volunteers, 8 testimonial vduet, from the bombardn ent of Ver requested to meet on Frulay oveming at S o' Le Murion House, No, 160 West Bradway, Pp eetA PHL Cony Gon of the Delta hi Society wid be York on Thur and Fruluy, Delegates are requested te assemble ‘x Courviand’ street, on: Thursiay eveni All members ef th ety, andl ospeei aly invired toa By order, NNa’S MILIPANY ented with th end. UMMER COATS ud brow: le Blaen Cloth Dress cle in proportion at FRE PAISTINGs a Sahl COLLECT Oil Paintings, in elegant frames, to be d AT t W. Galbraith, | ‘Thee HILTON, AUCTIONSER—HAND ¢ house, ‘made to order withia th beat city makers, eompetdag dwith aauin wo lea, AWDLE, tec Hts aud varied Fifth Ward Mie 14 30M@ HOUSE Vera vida, Fuly 21, hh Avenue, oe aw carpets aad oil aud liveary of tale Pele mis ir reach clue «, nl erookery. OiF foamed etigrays a Cr ION OF CHOICE at mod Fate pric: # ¢ ng of fine xpeciiiens of tho Flen Dacoa, French and ttolun Schools, they are of a high class «pure state; among them are true works by Salvacor Kova. Hoye anh, ALO t Srughel, Tenner, Vario Dolel, Se. Knquire LOL Liberty street, where they can be seem auy day for the wext three of tour weeks, P MIUM STRAW ORE THE PKEoENE IS fun period for (ormir strawberry beds, ur new desrip. tive Suay berry « atalogue, with prices, way be obtained, gcatim, at Clark & Austin’s, 209 Broadwa 4 w RINCE & Co, Phishing, TT), BROWS, SIONE SEAL. ENGRAVER A gS cscciys fey) emg gente upwards, of Heraldry, with upwards Tntermation given in Heraldry COS YERSATIONS FRANCAISE: on the Ural System, enabling t and insuring eas and. shuency to pupils more ceut in speaking. $4 per month. OW TO BE AN to the Stage,” showing the difficulties and how,to surmount them=price 12 conc, more, arid Ca AND HERALD Painter, removed to 26) Broadway, uppervurner of M. aixcet, up staira, Seals, Signot Rings, Pencil Cases | ~ Bc, ongrav id nd painted from $4 CH TAUGHT Hirst tessougy but de fie f tho ‘profession Taylor and fille und Butler Songsters, Comio Almanaos, four hands, for 1549; alev, the Ge Jal for IM, For sale low to the trad TU: SHER, 74 Chatham st, UBSC PERSONAL atcention to buymng, selling I descriptions in Boston or vi aus ber of Fu ms in diderent setions of cho gou to $20,U00, | Notes and mortyages neg ti \e 3. W. MAYNARD, Ned owner can ‘ave the same by provi charges, by app ying to JOHN BANK. A SMALL ACCOUNT KOUK A ng proper EV LN it exchanging Keal Kstate y. Also foc sale, & large ntry — pric ND A SUM OF money wer found near tho Battery on Thursday. ‘The id “paying rent, Pin $4,000 rnd nce West Cuester county. Apply to ‘i __Nowt TO LUAN FOR A TERM UF YBARS, ON of a good farm, 8 tuated in RP, Ha!l of Recorts, 0 BUSINESS MEN—A YOUNG MAN dors edu aio, and business habits, an Ai OF GOOD aD- mericnn hy birth, wll give @ ght hours of his attention duily, to some respectable oe ‘Also, security for h. nest; Teaguns given on an Lerald office, New ¥ Riera! No. # Sy rng treet ¥,,Feferenco for interview, |ORRIS LEO WOLF, R upation, Board, or the amount of it only, asked for his per- integrity and #o- Address PORTUNE, EMOVED FROM DR. Liberty strect to 612 Broadway, betwoon Broome and A. MAR G48: FITTEK—FOK MANY + employ ‘of the Manhattan Gus Com pared to fit. up stores, dwellings and public buil YeaRs IN THE Tany, 8 now pre ings om the most Tensonable terms All work done by the sub-criber warranted. No 105 0th avenite, — Boake wantep. in A PRIVATE FAMILY, LOCATED ina healtny part of the country, within ten or fifteen mulee 01 the city, by a gentleman, with + is lady, note addressed to box 1470 Post office, with situation suits, infant and nurse, A be replied to if the URNISHED ROOMS NEAR UNION SQUARE, SUITABLE for single gentlemen, with brewktust, in @ private family, if desired, may be obiained ‘by addressing « note to L. X.at the of- fhe Jerald, ‘The best of reference civen and required. (Te QuBER's Mutt, Urrusll tak URNERAL POST Office, 8t. Martin's le Grand, London.—This rooen ex of Tina furnished, wil IMrRes. Coflee room is ui comfortable In Ensiand, Hoar, 32 pa (7 Babe. THOMAS SPENCI Fi Chief Stoward of RL ‘the British Reterenes in New Vork. to Mr. G. A. W) RANEY, (Queer ificent Ho rensive aiverations and great li be found on trial to have no both in point of neccmmodation and mo- ot an Steamshi ONG BRANCH YET—THE MORRIS HOUS®, AT LONG Branch, is nuw open for the reception of visiters. The sub- scriber wishes to jaform his fricuds and the put blie that he has built to his establishment extensively, now commanding @ front of over 200 feet, whero visiters cau spend the sovable terms, by stopping at the nearest house Branch, 34 July, 140, a ¥. MORRIS, Proprietor. summer on tex te the soa, Long 10 WESTERN TRAVELLERS —THE AVERRILL HOUSE {opposite the Railroad Depot.) Clapp, having taken a long lease of this Hotel, throughout, is now prepared to accommuiate West. He’ has ro arranged it that he will have Meals rou By dhe Captain’ Personal House will he kept in the best manner. hagange to the Hotel, tages leave the above lar every day, for Tronin Falls wd the towns north the arrival of each train of cars, tention At every arrival o’ the ears, to convey the free of charge. JOHN CLAPP, N. B—S Hotel be fe and south of Utien, Fe SALE—AN 1. New Jersey, two Utica, N. LEGANT COUNTRY KESIDENC nullen from Now York, with acat an neryot Y.—Capt, Joha and renovated it passengers going on ate ‘ortors aro IN lnnd, a house one year old, two storivs, frame, filled ia with brick, and wilt in the most elegant and subs ‘of an Italian vila, with @ large, oo! jen, fruit trees, and ® well of fi ew York city, harbor, and river, Purchare money can reinain on iuortga GEANT & SON, 15 Wall street, New ¥ KUGGL THE SUBSCRIBERS WIS ‘ure from business, are willing will and flatures of their wholesale D No. lod Market street, Philadelphia, cel te tionable kind desired by every business im: much reduced, consequently terms will be easy, such 48 thic seldom present: ivelf, and shoud gentlemen desiron. of embarking in the dry MEREDITH & CO.No Int Market street, pi TARY PRESERVES.— LOUIS Drench Mawufacturer of Fresh Proserves, | Captains can procure at his establishm: , With a variety of Sou Fens, Spinach, &e. Fruits of Fr neb, English, and American Sauces, Also, 4G ish otter articles imported from nis establishment, warranted to keop ALNTINGS.—A GENTLEMAN ABOUT Europe, wishes to dispose o selected frum the best sources, with taste and judzmoat, due ret nee to subjects suitable tor the Parle may be mentioned an important worl Her hy Ostade 5 ses pe at te by Salvator Rosa; with several elaborately tires—all in perfeet order, handsomely framed, 2 at prices much below theit real vane. Can. bi 10 till o'clock, at No. 10 Nogth Moore street Square. DROS Micks NINTH LECTURE and diseases of the genital o will be given turday evening Broadway tiv ties, ovruce Broadway and Grand students and gentlemen, are invited tuatiend, JD R£008's REMEDY Fok DRUNKEN agency, 121 Fulton street, Proprietor's office, sireet, Price $2 per bottle, This tancial manner, in the Lar, flower and te Water, The view embraces Stryker's Bay, Part of tho Inquire of A. SER- to dispose of the at Drug and Chemical warehouse, he lucation is unsurpassed, g between Sth and 6th streets, ‘The custom of that uwexoep: , the stock has France rgans itlustrated with drawi ‘Da inst, at stg o'clock, at th ik, good 4 been 0 opportuni to etmrneed. by business. EDWI hiladelphin, BONNARD, 18 Liberty street, An assortment of ie los, such as Meats—Boef, Veal, Mutton, Fowl, nd Porridzes, Ve all daveriptivan, tes of Poultry p fresh fi NG FOR tion of Piotnres, nd Wid aud will be sold seen daily, from » near St, John's ON SYPHILIS | st, Medical men, Tooture free, PRINCIPAL 4 whareh eat remedy will positively cure the hankering desire for Liquor in about tet days; it canuot injure any ove however del oss ig unsformly certain, ‘ate, and on the ie demand fo ret'y if desirabl ing. Tt may be administered se Nek 10 THE AFFLICTED, Natural Bono Setter bas returs Astor attention my Limment a athome a week, a ‘tion, for Relaxatior at Amsterdam, NeYe IKE Furnivure, Fixtures ‘and tm long aud favorably known as “ The Place, nearly opposive the Sun Buildings, gaged in other business enpnot, af mueb of his time to “ihe Place er the Is it of the whole or the above invwres! quire dt TAK ONK reef, in the Lease, ($ years unexpired,) too ements, of the Publi Tho propriet ‘tof Auguss devote aa hor hand its sue t rapidly imereas- WATERMAN SWEET, J trom tho South to the wee; a1 notes left by Savurday afteravon, will receive Israel Minor’s, 214 Puiton street, ‘azent to soll ‘On leaving here, MALE INTE. t with the House Assau street, t boing en- os would dis # jorson qualised, free from embarrassment, and of good character, to whom itis & rare Portnnity. For further particulars mquire of LEWIS 8. FORD, on the premises, between 10. M. and lr. M. K. YOW BLL, UCULIST, AUKIST, BTU. ATTENDS DAL D ly to diseases of the Bye and Rar, at his surgery, #1 Brosd Bor ange 4 Wace it. Just published, tte second edi. tion ot Dr, Powoll’s Treatise on tho yt ‘be had at his office; also his premium time, ‘Fountains A large supply of Artificial Eyes recently im; ORKSHOPS TO LET—WLill A STEAM BNGINB—TO Jet, and pow ession given immed ately, two buildings situa ted in the rear of Now. 7U and 72 Bowery, con an engine of 8 horee power, im good runn \0 SPORTSMEN—A GENT great value for prise or heavy Kitle, enst steel! barre pigeon sh i, of great exw ining $ rooms, with rar ida cartway from Elienbeth st. RAY NOW'S Bookstore, 76 quire at Linn oi MAN, LAME AND IN ILL health. offers f r sale, & Manton Partridge Gun, genuine, and or for gume; av: lence, from the hands of Lanvel Fish, tho colebrated maker, of his olty—to way one residing on river, bay or requit-ng bard hitting, er long shout, this rifle { & heavy Ducking Gun, wel musket, qucen’s arms, having Salma apie, rr Wwerghing two pouads; pet Went atrvct, or of VY & BULL, Broadway and fundries, OTIC ‘AN lower part of the city for sale, now d hess; stock and fixtures light. dhivis wa exes for avy one desiri quire of D, D. NASH, 130 Fulton street. LAs, GOING INTO THE COUNTRY, A good Shoes, can tind at J. B, Miller's, 122 Canal st quality Shppers, ‘Tie, aud Basking, at § quahty Shppers, ‘Ties, and Bushing, at Jadies’ Ganter Hoot, at 16 and IS shillings, eq! ey, ‘Misse, J unredeemed pledges I) Dr ca 10th; 200 Lress Coats SL to § and 10 nd prices, at Canal strest, near W to enter business with a small capital. and Children's Gaiter Byvts and ST COME TO HAND, A SPLENDID ASSOR’ t Pond, Frequented by deer or water fowl, 12 most desirable | hing to pounds a poroussios donged to Virginia regimont a Birds and other Leonard stroot. OLD-ESTABLISHD HAT STORE, IN THR table busi t opportunity \D WISHING fire’ shilliage; second Hand 7 shillings por pair; al ty any am the wes of all wn) ‘eat Bev TENT OF PRIDAY &VENING, JULY 2}, 18 THE SP JOUN—Bol my, Mew, ER | Farim: BNATAD QUBEN: STRIOUS STHAD Azon, Warwick ; whieh, Mr. . turks Prince with TH Ra To cometary Mr. TH te, Mr. | the Naiad Que: Mis» Bell; Hdex, Mrs. Sutee land } perform commence at 75 0 clock. Boxes, 25 coute; pt and gallery, cenis. plinck ce Wine NG Aer Peace, woe on 5 LOAD BB aug Du at Operas, sung by Mout, and Madame eo ik Moding chules midsons from“) Burbiere di see gtiee Guido et Ginewts,” and * [wget dela + oy Cape 90 ing with a, grand Duet from “The Martyrs” Doors open ab a Gorter befére 7, commeéneiag ata quarter to& -Admisden, 30) genta, WAY THEATKB— iin EVGNING, FRIDAY, org a Ballet Pan omivne, enticed LE Mons, sonplaisiv; Maxourk, fan; Mons, Cornet; Old Blind aan, Mono, Cost ; Movire a Danger, Me. Gnenets Maitre Mi onp aisir; Counters, \'lle A. Jame Polar es, silas Weldogris ey A. Gent, Mise Gee sjewtlen of prvi ord jp ormawoes during Healice will form exclistscty the eniartainunan Doors open at 73g? Overs re Lo eummence at 5 quette, 60 gents; Family Cirles, 23 eante; SOLE PRY RI BYOR AWD UBD. \UATBAM TUSATRE— 4 000, Mr. Fu Farvwell beveic «f Joho hautri Winns” Friday July Zieh wil) le sated the farce «f the CA OF “THE WATCH—Vireouns do Ligny, Mr. Leste Vond Mr, Paniey; Astulf de Kratos, ¥ Tus TL re *rederick, Mr Ham- be followed by the new y Vouk AS FP Is—Meos, Chanfran; Winans: Katy, Mow Westayer, Te ven- de with the drama of M\TTEO PAL ONE—Wattee, Min Dol; Form ato Falcone, Miss 8,1 Doors open at’ Pa for: ‘elve! oxea © seata ; Pit, Lag; Frivate Boxes, $5, VASILE GAKDEN—PERFORMANCE TO Si c'eiook—Admissica, 25 cats, ir. Geo, Holisnd Sta, aging Director, reoior—Painter and Dee gator, gous nery, Mr R, MeNoily—Pro perties, Mr. \iltert—Priday Kvem- ing, July 21st, the enteriainmenrs will ¢ 1 he dean called the JACOBITE—Jack Dusk, Mr. Wroughton, JL. Baker; 3 Murray, Nia merfo d, Mra, Philly The Widow Vottle, which an OPERATIC OL masters conclude with t @com'e pketeh of MRS, WAKKIS—Mra. Hazria, Mr, Holland ; Fanny Platt, Vine Nickin on, URTON’S THEATRE, CHAMBEKS 3K@8T.—F Evening, July 21—Will_ be pertorwied, Pi SWELTHENRTS AND WIVES— fa naan Charles Franklin, Mr, Crisp; Mr, lly ckaday, Mr, Burton; Curtis, Mr. Marshall; Eugenia, Ming Clayman! Laura, Miss Petrie; Mrs Bool, Mra,’ Hughes. Susin, Miss ‘inciair, To conom @ with RaSUAt, JACK™faok, Mr. John Dunn; Waddleton, Mr, Marshall; Granby Mr, Dunn; Lucy, Miss Hill; Amelia, Mires Morgan, Drews Ci and Pap quette, 51 ete: Family Circle or socond tier, 25 ota; Doers open at7 34 o'clock. Curtal 8 MERICAN MUSEUM. ¥ F. Hitwbeock, Mt lo did porfuriaances ev 334 o'clock, mand. ing at 8. he manager eae the celebrated Reljoan Gians, Mons. Ginny the Wales in the world, being ful} 8 feet in heaght! atrictor, 30 feet long. ‘The three cr seen in this count bh The Fairy Family. Mr. Chubbes RIDAY. ot aD Mammoth Boys, ‘Giant Bab; ince Statuary. Mer dume Rockwell, the famous Fortune Teller, Admission 40 whele, ineluding Museum performances, 25 Children en- der 10 years of age and olo enough to me, 1236 comta, Reserved front seate. img. oF a3 KUHANIC’S HALL, NO, 472 BKUAUWAY, BETWREN Grand and Broome street.—One Week , July 17, sud overy night during thw woes. Tse ORIGINAL TY'S MINSTRELS have been re such distiaguanva patronage and uoexam pled enceens have the honor of seninancing’ vat by the dost of ¢ heads of numerous families, shey will contiaue their popa ar ard inimitable entertammentes for one week lov ger. ‘Admisalon 26 cents, Doors open at 7, Concert oommeneing a08 e’uleox, = Savarday, July ap Af moon Concert, commencing at So- clock, “Wanager and’ Dimetor, BON GEST ANVARD'S MAMMUTYED PASORAMA OF THB MISSIB- inrgoet pain way, adjoininy Copted). Admioan ma hibition an Weenaaday snd Becurday, RAND PANORAMA OF TAYLOK’S Mexico, at the Minerva Rooms, 406 Broadway, 3h Tousey's Mammoth Panorama, shows in the moss CAMPaiGN IN ermen & it and beautiful manner, the M Enoampmente, all the stirring’ incidents of Genera: Taylor's ope Mexico, the greatest Painting in the work. Open every evening-—Panorama commences moving at 8 o'cloak, freelaely. Aamiseicn 29 eente—no half prioc.” No. eharge for riptive pamphleta, W ‘Avitny Beeotnes duly die tees -will be veruneeed abe lay Evening, July 21. -' LS he comedy of LONDON ASSURANCE nie Harvourt, Couruy, Mr. Blake; Char'es Courtly, Mr. Wheatley; Dussla Mr. Rie aes Mr, Dolly Spanker, Mr. . Piacide, Gay Spanker, ties ¥, Wallack, ‘Vo conclude with THB ls NCE row Mi. Blake's Bonefit—LAUGH WHEN YUU CAN, and GRAND: FATHER WHITEHEAD, ARK THEATRE—1HE SALUONS AND BARS OF THIS Entabl }OR THE FISHING BANKS, OFF SANDY [OOK ~THE staunch son steamer Buffalo, Capt. J. W. Manouz, will ram ery Mondsy, Tuemds), Friday, and Sunday. ‘Tho sea steamer mer Madison, Capt Jeeon, wil) run every Wodi and Thunday.’ Bown voate will leave tho tus of Kenia wen street, ai S o'clock; Canal fcreety 824) Cathasine street B, No.3 N. A. M.: returning bj te, linen, and bait on board. Silas Tilton wil aooimpiny the James Mote ton, and Capt, Smith, that old fisherman, wit his hapoome be on beard the Ruffalo, Pare Mounts, URSIONS—POR THE PISUING BANKS—TUE RLE- gant and well kuown sewsreauer New Maven, Gap , ‘will run regularly to the Fishing Banks every Mo y,Thureday und Friday, commencing Monday, leaving Duane street at 8A: Mj Caual suet, 84; street, t4; Catharine strect, 3; Grand ateoet, 9 picr No.3.N. R934 A.M.; returning at M. Ba te fara! on boord ‘A splendid bras. and cotillion band will aveou- tin, pany the bout.” Refreshments of on board, Fare fer th 1 RAND EXCURSI Greenport, by the 27th, 1848, and return the same eveuins. M.. stopping at Jumaios ai Farmivgdale $4, Suffoll om st cholee kind furniabed ON THKOWG HL 1DSG | ISLAND 70 Long Ialaud Kailrvad, on 4 By Spel fat ra 5 ch of the pai conic Bey to Sag Hartor u A’ SVURKIC CUURS.—iben Wr wiblow UF Tals anvaluable machine, offers for sate the right wo certain eoun- tice nthe Stacea of Néw York and New Jersey, of hie pats ri in wonderful masbine essily produres tho fi ens butter, uae. tities Kip new milk, fresh from the to that, the pate ly exhibiti: n, at tho Now CST ARRIVED PAR DE BELGIAN BARK DB STAD Antwerpen, Capt, H, Govearts, lying at Pier No, ‘er, and at the foot of Rector street, a superior fine lob of Uw nary B rds of the Long Breed. For tale at te .OK LIVERPOOL—NEW LLINE—REGULAR PACK&T OF igh the back, at a charge of churn will beim operauos, ngland Hotel, Broadway, eos. 26th July, Tre new and sploudid fast sailing paokes abip KOSCIMS, Eldridge, master, ia now londing aud wil) positively suil as above, her regular di freight oF pas age, having splendid fornished accomm: at odations, apply on Wharf, fot of Wali tty or WB KACO Price of Ist enbin passage, $755 i} price of 2d: packet thip Siadons Eb Cobb, Rogers, and sail 26th August, her reg PACKET POR Wav RE —second LINK—THB SHIP ONEIDA, Jes Punch, Master, to aul on the Ine of A BOYD &HINCKEN, Agente, JOR NEW line of ‘pact LRANS-LOUISIANA AND. NEW YORK ‘a—Kegular packet, to M ai Dew. and splendid fast” wiling packer Whip Cb, . Shermans is now lowing, and will posltevety sll regwlar day. For freigit or pasmace, oD * Orleans wharf, foot of Wal) atrect, oF to E. K. COLLINS, 66 South strvet et as above, bh board, Saturday eve Croevy, who pr mptl ‘The packer ship Clitton. Capt. James B. Gertrupe, and anil on her regul OTICE—PACKET SHIP RUSCIL PROM LIVBRPUOL, Orleans wil commence discharging uuds eral order, wharf, foot of Wall street. All feedeynet, garmited to the publ E. RK. COLLINS, 56 South ACKET SHIP CLIFTON, FKOM NEW 8 charging at Kuiger’s street wharf, attend to the receipe of their good ‘ORLEANS, 8 DIB ‘onaignoes will ple Dest Mot MAY, BE CONSULTED DalLY ar UIs Medical and Surgical Establishment, 214 Chareh treet open fiem 74. M.to9 P.M. Recent caves of private disoases will warant to cure without inconvenience \o the patiems in the thortes’ possible space of time. BIT HAS REMOVED HLS OFFIC TO t, where he can be consul on alt he most obstinate yield to his mode of y on the now-mereurial system. Striccurss cured en the oved plan, Persons who have injured themsilves by Indiccrect indulgeures can apply with ® evrtainty of eure, Oakes Dev street, R. COOPEK, 14 DUANE STRERT, b8T'WKRN CHATHAM Williain strocts, has for Wie inet fourm OCTORS FAWC 51 De: diseases. tre in’ rk, Hlecan saree of “un ivease ; and mild eave jays, Sunatere—Dr. Cooper has discovered a new method by which he cam eure the Srurm form of strictures i from. one’ to two, ook with ony Patient, Constitutional debility, Uroughton by & Secret habit indulged in by young mon. This ‘when veo free dulgod in, beyets dyspepsia, weakness of tie “Umbe and snail of the , contusion of te intellect, and THion to sootety. Ro gueny S58. l > cure warranted in overy ease, of nn char K. GLOVER 18 CUNSULTED DUKLNG TH DAY AND eyeing S3 office, No, 12 Ann #t, (formerly ro io thos dithoult and protracted cases of Sineture, Uleet, and gate Diseaves which have pruvea too obsti lees experionoe. Private entrance through door, ‘His Extract of Copaiva, Cubebs, cto, 90 ox eribed by physicians may be fad et ie store im street, (formerly No 2) Price $1. OST BXTRAUKDINAKY WOKK—T0 THB oF those contemplating marriage: ‘The married ° Private Medical Companion, yy Dr. A.M, Mi ton. if Jeuricenn, ‘This work 19 meeting with must 24,140 copies ba 7 f ting 8 evny, wheter or unmarried, foaved eepeeia which ahould be known to them particularly. married. aa it sienweene ngs erate ‘very I can discover the causes, symptoms, and the most oifieient reue- dies, and most certain mode of cure in every one For ton New Publishing Ottioo, 129 La Boston. on toe Broadway; at the also, Lieber avd Co., corner of Chesnat and deiphin; Little and’ 0 Cy A yy ‘transmi! mail, ie ttorn mate beaded reooipt of $1, & 00) to all parte ofthe United Staten Ail setters Be ‘Dr. A. M. MAURICEAU, dox 1234, 129' Liberty street, i j R. 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