The New York Herald Newspaper, August 3, 1848, Page 3

a ‘The Watering Pines. “ Saratoga Srainas, July 30, 1843. Amid the crowd who are now assembled at this gay resort to quaff the waters gushing from the fountains of health, or win a heart hitherto beyond the reach of Cupid’s shafts, or, perhaps, distribute seandal to all who are inclined to listen, I find only afew who can really be denominated dtstingué. Atihe United States, with the exception of the celebrated Mrs. Doctor L——, of Mobile; and B—, the banker, agent of the great Paris house, with his servants and horses; and two or three belles of me- dium magnitude, there are but few who can rank with the élite as stars of great power and attraction. Notwithstanding, we have a little beauty and much geyety at Saratoga, “hops” occur nightly at the “States,” enlivened by Schneider's excellent quadrille dand, and thé fascinating Mrs. L., is the contra! orb om there occasions, around whom all the lesser planets revolve. There has been no material improvements intro- d here since last reason. Several new dances, how- ever, are under practice, and promixe to become bopu- ‘The weather has been covl and pleasant during past week, at this Live while you, in the city, have been sweltering with the oppressive heat. Pray, e@ome up here and take a snuff of the cool breezes which circulate through this valley of health, The Steyermarkieche performers will g ‘te here this week ; and next week, ated with the notes of that “queen of son; dame Anna Bisho; will give only one concert, Suratoga is susceptible of great improvements, and it falls far Tebind the watering towns of England, such as Cheltenham, and Bath, in architectural ornaments. This we ought to expect ; but it has occurred to me, theta fund might be’ raised, amongst those who visit this place, by requiring each visiter to contribute a jeveral be small sum, ray twenty-five or fifty cents annually, to be appropriated in beautifying the waiks and grounds inthe town and muburbe. lvobserve that very little wine is drunk hereat the table—hence there is no need of the precaution which travellers meet with in the pump room of Bath, in Engiand, to this effect, that Bath water is better than Bath wine.” ‘A pacing match came off yesterday afternoon on the race course on the suburbs of the village. The “Village Boy” took the purse, making one mile in 2:26. Jbave been told that the “James K. Polk” broke, and ‘was conrequently beaten. ‘The new Li rail is now laid from Troy to this place, and I would advire visiters to take either the steam ‘Troy, or Empire, breakfast ut the Troy House, and take the new trsck, by which they cau rexch Saratog in ove hour and a half. after entering the care, wit! but the annoyance of changing boats at Albany. The track between Schenectady and Ballston is laid with the old flat rail, and is very unrefe, RICARDO. Conaness Haty, reaa Srrines, August 1, 1818. Yesterday was 2 gloomy and rainy day,.but to- day we have seen on the avenues, some of the most elegant tura-outs in the world. Some of the beau moude who yeside at Saratoga, in the sum- mer, send up their best wardrobes and their best horses and carriages from town. They prepare fora fashionable campaign with the same spirit and extravagance that they prepare fora dinner, on an occasion when kome ove is to be lionized, "To show you how outrageously the riguts of veteran whips and tigers are trampled upon by young wonea of fushion, I eg leave to state, that several days sinee. a very elegant and superb open carriage, with two black horees attach , Was seen passing along one of the obscure roads in the viemity of Saratoga, In this eurriage were seated a venerable lookin: gentleuan, with his wife, and son and daughter; the Gsughter ix a harem scarem creature, beautiful, bo- witehing and accustomed to have her own way as much as possible, In fact, she is a perfect love of a wo- wan, full of fun and fright. Suddenly I saw this young woman rite in the carriage. while the horses Were at a brisk trot, Before her intentions were kuown, the clambered with the agility of a fox, over the for- ward part of the carriage. which separates the driver's pox from the interior, or body of the coxch Iman instant, and without heedi g the inquiry of “ Mary what are you doing?” which came from the lips of her astonirhed father, she was seated in the box beside the driver. 1 did not overhear the persuasive arga- ment she must haye used to get possession of the reins, but the driver relinquished them to her in a moment ; and there she sat a perfect amazon, cracking her whip over a pair of mettlesome horses with a devil may care twinkle in ber eye, and a smile on her lip, which would have made you Jove her, in spite of*yourself. A went the dear little amateur whip. at a rate whi seemed tome rather dangerous ; fortunately, the horves were more manageable than she was. I watched the earriage until it passed out of ght; and it then imme- diately occurred to me, that [had just witnessed a high handed and outrageous invasion of the rights of one of the most amiable andindustrious classes in the commanity= the drivers of private carriages. If any body wirhes to make any suggestions upon the subject, ihey are at liberty to do it. ‘The drawing rooms of tome of the leading hotels, at Saratoga. prerent some extraordinary scenes of fashion. ‘Vhe characters at Saratoga may be divided into four iferent classes, or subdivisions: 1, The nabobs—the actual miliionsres—the butterflies of the hour ; 2. hy, and respectable people, who are very sensible, and Who have not been epoiled by prosperity ; 3. The young bucks and batchelors, and cosinopoliies —the untamed colts of both sexes—the men of straw, who have no brains or money to lose, and who have to ay carefully to win the hand of some charming little Reifess, or to wine fifty, at a faro bank, when their stock of funds is getting low, and when it is desirable to bave them replenished; 4. The bankrupts, who, after a terrible effort. have inanaged to eerape money enongh together to bring their wives and daughters to Saratoga, for the purpose of forcing them into the so- ciety of fashionable people ; this class of characters, by some trick or other, generally succeed in making them- seives observed ; they are mere pretenders, who ought rather to remain quietly at home, attending to their ruined affairs, than to visit a place like Saratoga, for the Rerpees, of passing themselves off for something which they are not. In the drawing rooms of some of the leadirg hotels, you will see all these classes of characters represented with wonderful precision. You are able to detect each elage with (the utmost vase. The most favorable opportunity for observing them, is probably at the opening fa bail At a signal, the doors of the bal chambre are thrown open ; a strain of lively music finds its way to the distant parlor—this stray note is followed by others louder and livelier ; they reach the ears of the throng of fashion and beauty, and Fig and hollow ware, which is gathered in the public draw- ing room. The buzzing, hissing gossip, of this vast throng. suddenly ceases; and some matron, bolder than therert, with a daughter on each arm, leads the way to the ballroom. Jt shoul. be understood that there are no ball rooms in any of the hotels at Saratoga ; the rame room is use] in the day fora dining room, and, in the evening, for a ballroom Some of these rooms are very large and convenient for dancing.— ‘The matron, who took te lead with her fair daughters, is immediately: followed by the bevy of fashion, and glory and holiow wore, until, at length, all the classes of charactersyI have described, are n merously and faithfully represented in the great ball room. or dinin, room. ‘ihe rear ofthe procession of beauty an wrinkles, and affectation and grease, is generally com- pond of fifty or more ofthe young bucks, or men of rtraw, who usually pause at the door to fuss with their white kid gloves, or to alter the position of their dickeys, or to give their luxuriant locks a final tou:h with the tips of their delicate fingers. These young suns, standing in the door of the ball room, going through these various performances, present au amusing appearance. and often create considerable mirth among some of the observers. The entire party being gathered in the ball room, you must admit that you havea magnificent bijou before you, You have beauties in boots, and beauties with bire arms ; there eppears to be @ disposition in rome quarters to imitate as far as they dare, the dress of the Model Artists, whose exhibitions were recently intervieted in New York. Now, this new whim is one of the most musing thivgs in the world; and the po- sition of this class of young women in the ball room is by no means obsoure, but. is very prominent and Inugbable and brilliant, Fifty of these voluptuous creatures, in charming deshabille, remind me of no- thing more forcibly than the proverbs of Solomon. You have, then, ali there classes of characters befor you Some of them are seated, and some of them ar» stonding in groups, very busily engaged in gossipin : about the last new novel, er about Miss Hockendid- dle’s drers,cr about some other profound humbug. You will ebeervo, that in these groups there are indi- vidusls who are continually tuking observations o certain objecta at the other end of the room, or in rome other remote quarter, These observations are frequently made without any regard for modesty or for the feelings of the object at which the attention of the whole group has been directed by the indivi- dual who is engaged in taking observations, ‘This poor creature at whim all these glasses are poised, may be, perhaps. atimtd girl, from the country, or @ member of the extreme gauche ; the consequence is, that rhe not unfrequentiy finds herself obliged to re- tire from the room. In this case, some new victim is relected by these philosophers. who may be regarded as astronomers upon a very email scale, Among the most yoluble individuals in this group. we may observe Mrs. P——, whose daughter bay jurt ‘come out.’ ‘The claims of Mrs. P——- to high breeding and to no- ble blood are indisputable. She is a descendant of the P's of Seotland, the paternal ances‘ of whom it is well known was a grandson of Robert Bruce, The daughter is weally achawming cweatsha! ‘All these various characters heving mado their trée into the room. you hear the * voluptuous swell” of the munic. and the dunce begins. You will observe the rons of gentlemen mingling and competing with that clase of characters known as men of straw ; and ‘ou will observe well-Bred and accomplished women Joalog in the dance with mysterious persons, who find their way into fashionable vociety here with the me ence that the men of straw do. " We wish to inquire what, in this gay and briliiant binge, e for beggars, and we wish to con’ thet the not the lightest chances for them in any shape. ‘Though a groat number of Degears incognito are tolerated in tho room; yet, if a single beggar, in character, should show hix head in- side the door he would be thrust from the room without ‘the benefit of clergy. or of one imploring glnoce at the bright eyes of the Prautifal women. ‘Thisis the reason why the beggara resort to such remarkable shifts to al their poverty, in order to gain admission into ble Focioty, ax they cboore to term it. Now watched two of those poor devils of baggara, when they have keen iniroduced to each other by an individual whom you may calls third party. ‘Thos: Deggars.on an introdaction commence 4 cxreful exam ination of each other's dress for certain reasons; they begin with the boote,which they seem to eonsider on important article of apparel, and which they ex- amino with marked attention; they next take a bisd' eye view of the cent, the chirt borore, (if they happra 16 Lave ery chitton) the hat, the walslooa&e , xe JM, at the clove of (he camminetion eaoh ke fatisfed fa with the dress of the other they ecem to cousider themselves as mevs, but if the lee gem your ion the produets of this country; is clearly iMustrate by the above statement of exports, and the retutive value of other warkets is also presented, y delay; these individuais prefer arise iu the social seals rather than a fail; the latter is what they most dread. and hence the shifts and rhicks und mgatety to which they resort; because, if any thing in regurd to the actual state of their financlal affairs should be as- certained, they would be * cut’ by all the bloods aud bruisers and lovely young women It iv easily seen how tmportant it is that they should conceal the fact that they are beguars It is understeBd perfectly well in this country that all young women, when they reach @ certain age, wish to be provided with hand ome husbands; this is a tural fact which nobody can disprove ‘A great many of tho-e young women who come to Saratuzaevery year in search of husbands, are known to be rich; and a great many others are known to have no money or property of apy kind, Now | bave shown that beggars have no chances here. and I with now to show Chat poer young women huve no chance of suscess in co peting with rich young women for husbands, [ha reon in the fashionable drawing rooms in Saratoga, the davghters of rome of the mo:t respectable citizens in the State; I have seen them accomplished in polite learning. and in ail the caprices and elegancies of fash- jonable life. I know of no women more lovely or more refined; they are in many instances women of great © to the rmallest rum, and that country now ranks as the tenth in the liet, when it usually ranket secomd or | third, ‘The second now im the list are the East Indies, and the third the West ludies Of more than two millions of dollars exported curing the month, only $275,145 | went to the continent of Europe, The whole of the continental trade does not, therefore, amount to mue! and bas become reduced as much as it ean well b without being wholly extinguished. ‘The political di turlances in that section of the world, with the excep. | tion of France, may soon be sufficiently settled to per. mit « return of activity in the principal departments cf industry; and axy change cannot but be favorable | to an inercase of trade with those counttfes, We have, within the past six months, experienced a greater revolution in our foreign export trade than | ever before in the same length of time, and it is a moat | ez are in many jnstex vn of great astonishing fact that, amidst this rapid decline in our Reulect which they hure experienced im those deawing | Sbipments—coming, as it did, immediately at the close rooms? Why ere they shunned and scorned? Why | of one of the most wide spread revulsions in commer are they. from the moment they cross the threshold of cial credits ever known—the failures on this side of the Rees eae da nt wide Lo raea SANG | Atlantic have been comparatively trifling. They have bave the secret; it is because they are dowerless, they been trifling, without making any comparisoa with have no fortunes, thrir fathers are bankrupts. Hence — those of the old world; and there is no doubt but that Trenton Fi itis thatin the ball rooms et Saratoga; you may ob- i . ; 3 cerve whole groups of these poor young women, about | W® Dave suffered more real losses than any other whom nibody ever thivks, and of whom no notiowis | Nation, in the depreciation in the value of our pro- ‘Now, from these remarks, which I have written very 7 i pathy, wii to have Sou semuretend thee wn tie | We apd others have the benefit of it, In view of this, fus.sionable world as in every other place, the ouly ar- | it is,as we have before remarked, a matter of much astonishment, that so few bankruptcies have occurred pect is money, or the reputation of being moaied. wieh to have you perceive also that, in fashionable so- | dchip, or frankness, or » neerity; | Dave been very much embarrassed in their finances, but that the charasteristics_ most and many have been drained of all their substance; fice, fraud, diteipation, and dissimulation. b whieh are not particularly pleasant. In many respects it must be conceded that the stand- | fa a8 appearances go, toall intents and purposes, sol- ard of morals and decency in American society may be | vent. The position of things in the financial and Raericen! youthes tod Ghat is thee cittus isthe baud | tried the eredit and solvency of the commercial classo! of this country to the utmost, and they have stood the every where, and it sliould always be held in higher | w y cl ek ee eet eee |: iid itis past five your. bean be sckene, seat posiods | tainty far a single dey. since the Istof June; and thus far none have sunk | ‘The “State Barber” came up in the train this morn- bad condition, and that he has come here to hunt up things willend, we do not pretend to prophecy; it is | the razor strop man. certainly beyond the comprehension of any indi- | arrivied here yesterday; he is accompanied by his lady | and child, Mz M. raid to me this morning, that he ex- | #ll kinds as much as possible; enter into no new en- perienced great benefit from the use of the Congress, gagements but those actually indispensable, and leave to his digestive organs. Tho Secretary is looking ad- : speed mirably well, and if he cuts looss from Weed, will be | ‘Phe annual report of the Essex Railroad Company very successful, He possesses some qualities which | of Masrachusetts, presents rathera favorable account Fervonally known. tcribed, amounts to $203,100, represented by 3,031 os a, New York,.—The | fhures, at $100 each. It is estimated that the expen- informed that the subseriheris now,and has | diture required to complete the road to Andover, will ommodations, at the above piace, either by the day M. MOORE.” | of the company to meet this expense, ate the uncol- * pany Pi lected assessments on its capital stock, and the balanee of the loan contracted for with the Eastern Railroad, ever taken, | duets, as the first loss on the raw material comes upon ticle,or quality,or compound which can command res- '| gmong our business men. We have no doubt many ciety, there 15 no fric rominent are arti- cba ret but some how they manage to keep afloat, and are, 80 greatly improved. "One great principle should at least commercial world, during the past two months, hat of all human happiness; virtue’ should be respected test wonderfully, Money has not, at any time any fooundrel, but which he caunot hold with cer- | Te ing from Albany. T usdeetad tat nig ¢his morn~ under the accumulating difficulties. When these ‘The Hon. Christopher Morgan, Secretary of State, y;qual, and the only way is to contract operations of | water; he said it improved his appetite and added vigor — the rest to time, that grand regulator of all events. have given him an unbounded popularity where he is of its affairs and prospects. The capital stock sub- See a the’ aboce Trared, fo ated comfortay ye $157,840. ‘The means at present within the control it | amounting in the aggregate to about $142,000; leaving The New York Phoenix Coal Yard, 142 Ehrateth street, vear Broome acreet, New York.—HENRY R. £USTAR & CO, respectfully announce to the citizens of York, that they havo recently entered into the Coal busines the abor Id established and favorably known yard, KO e' er | & Co. camestly sollctt a share of patronage fromesucumers; they | © deficiency to be supplied by o loan, or in some other Plesge “heme ves that thelr prices will never Ie found exceeding | Way. the lowest market rates, In promptness i with Gispath and panctuality, they will not bef rs with | ‘The track of this road was laid, at the timo the re- Who may patronize them will always ree N.B_ Orvers, forwarded invet with immedi ceive the fullust weight, | by any of the City Dispatch Posts, will fe ntlen port was made, to @ point within four miles of the | junction of the Essex with the Boston and Maine rail- | road. Itwas then expected that, in the course of a From the Trizune._Brooks on the Under= | staniding.—Gentle reader, do not expect, fre my caption, that | few Weeks, the rails would be laid on the whole extent BI eB toate a icer—that neni ia: {othe | of the road, and that it would be ready for traffic its roudly city uf Gotham, seems in eect constant deinaud—hoge | whole distance, from Salem to Lawrence, In this way, I Louse whofe theeearats | the New England States are being covered with rail- ie was my goodfor, | roads. Nearly every important route has numerous Ri pAS Ra Gates, branches, extending from the main track to the nu- | merous large manufacturing places along the line ; erievcin suet ring his | #nd before the lapse of many years, the railroads of | Phorlds Phank Sheen. and Boots” that feel fain | Nassachustts,(and perhaps other New Epglandistates) wh ever have tested St evidence of tue | Will cover it like a spider's web, We have our fears prevbethe Gl desye's Loxin Bro erie | that they will overdo the good york—that they will not surprise and grat urhing to thecity, afew day | all be profitable investments, aud that they may inter- iene gees @ the A fere so much with exch other as to depreciate the ag- | gregate value of all, Such are our apprehensions, but it must be admitted that the success of railroads, 8o fur, in every section of the world where they huve ap- peared, has been 0 much greater than anticipated, that it ig impossible to form eny correet opinion as to their progress and preductivenees, There is ous thing, | ffering, a t only knows when any €6 yr tfectly comfortable tive years, I have been ex “Met Bluriic Shi confern abl only manufacturer ( tle metalhie shank bo as i ve am equal pro-sttr ‘The difference in. the case of your loco the comfrt we now’ enjoy in ing sensation of olden vines, zey Was pliced on the axles, The gle- ir. Brooks's work Ihave never fonnd & The advantage the fow@ of weight, it enables the foot vo from the we to the heel. y of | however, pretty certain—which is, that the people at | ices are #8 reasonable as others eu hie vetoes are au ronsonatle asoxbers. Readefa if | 1.070 sr benedted by them, if tho stockhatders are for yourse will be eff to volun- | Dot. j teer to let others knew how happy Liy Mr. Lorin | Stock Exchange Brooks can treat the understandins, TENNESSEE, | $5,0N0Treae Nts, 6's 140 W549 110 oh 0 do bs by The Best Quxlity of French Boots can be It will Be pers | ceived that the exports to France have dwindled down | 252 do bi found cheapest at our friend Young's, opposite cur office, corner | 4u00 do 5) iteading Fulton and Nassau streets, best French Boots are only $450, | 500 do WwW) do 8 good na al $5 or 7 in ot! er stores; fine Calf $3.50, usually 100 eo $4.50 and $5; Gaite qually as low. M.litary men should | fy do all get their Boots of Yc THE DUCTOR. ” Celebrated Ware 10 100 Farmers’ Trust oy do do Gold Pen: 100 Erie 7 pret Bonds 1 now admitted to be the best | 100U i 100 do and cheapest pens in the world, They indestructible except by | 15,000 US #0 Morris Canal and can be had at No. 71 Cedar street. Jeo, 2wUs do “Josiah Hayden & Co.'s,” “Albert G, Bagley’s,” av reduced prices, | 13,000 do 1) Norwich & Wor 29 Gold pens and cases repaired. 200 Tlinois T mn do. bi2ms 33 1000 Kentucky 6's 100 Toriem Railroad Brn The Cheapest and Best Piace In the City to | p do wo do FEE God Boots Shoon and Gaiters, is at Jones. 14 Ann stroot, near | {0 Pennsylvania Ss 10 do the Museum. ‘lis beet French Hoots, $4 50; eecond qualiy, | £000 do 1 do from $3 50 to $4; Congress Boote, from $3.5) to $4. ui Ohig U's "0 my go chee Bie 100 do 0 Wigs_and Toupees—All Persons wisht 1300 Ohio 7's 10) Long Island RR superior Wig or Sealp should not fail to call at BATCHELOR’S | 10000 Illinois Fund, im yas Noted a manufactory, No. 2 Wall street, betore purchasing elsewhere, and | 1.0 1 or + he os eee his new invented Wigs, un led for lightnees, natural ap | {110 Rending Bonds B px oe com, pars pearance and durability. 'N.B.—Private rooms for fitting Wigan, | 1000 2 do aa. . The “Richeiteu” Miamond Pointed Gold Board, Pens, sold by B. E. WATSON & CO, No. 15 Wall stroet, are the | $9000 U S 6's, 68 12 shs Bank of Commeree 89 best and cheapest pens in use. Points warranted for five years, 4000 Erie 7 per ct Bonds 8 do BS Gold Pens and Gold Cases of every description wholesale and | 5) she Harlem RR bl 61g vetail at the lowest pricer, _Gold pens repaired, ——— The Plumbe National errean Gallery’ CITY TRADE REPORT, a upper corner of Broadway and Murray street, we conti” New Youx, Wepnespay, Aug 2.—6 P. M. The firmness previously noticed in the flour market was continued to-day. Sales were made to a moderato extent at steady prices. In Southern we only heard | ofa small sale of new Petereburg, on terms stated be- low. Sales of Western wheat were pretty freely made, dently recommend to be v sited b; Wy all who wish to know to what arrived, in th hands of the most skillful - Unredeemed Pledges, fresh from auction — 0 drees coats, $4; frock coats, Fronch cloth, of elegant make, $1 ‘$l0 each; pants, cassimere $1 to $4 : veats, silk, sata | OM terms showing a wide range of prices, according to nd Mavveilien 0 conte to $2.” Groresas and'elvaks,cieap He. | quality. Among the lots disposed of was a parcel of member the $5 Suit Store, corner Nassau and Beckman s.rets, | Southern new. Corn continued steady, with pretty | free sales, considering the light pplies offering of | good shipping yellow, &c,, which continued in good COMMERCIAL ABFAIBS. | dem aleal remained ‘about the same, Rye'was —. dull. Oats were also less firm, compared with last MONEY MARKET. | week's quotations. Provisions exhibited no material change in prices, ‘There was a steady business doing Wednesday, Aug. 2-6 P.M, ¢ A Eh : 1 3 | in groeeries, jo sale of sugar auction was well There was not much firmness in the street this | attended, and brought satietestory price morning. There was a decline of 34 in Pennsylvania | — Asnvs.—The sales reached about 169 bbls., includ- bonds, 134 in United States 5°s, 4 in Erie Railroad) ing pots at $5 12%, and pearls at $6. Exroxt From Ist to Slst Jury. and 3 in Reading. Treasury notes wore sold at yes- 1843 184 terday’s prices. Long Island Railroad advanced >{ on | Pots, bbls... 3,046 2,60: the rates of yesterday morning. | Pearl f 235 175 Breapsturr: jour—The sales reached about 5009 bbls, in separate lots, including 2000 » 3000 this State, | Black Rock, Oswego, &c. at $5; 600 do Black Rock, | uninepected, sold at $4 75; a lot of Michigan sold at $5; some lots common, this State, out of order, sold at $4 8734; 200 bbls fancy Geneseo suld at $5 3744 05 56%, | and some smell lots extra do, at $5 75.6 60; 250 do | Ohio, common, round hoop, at $5, and sales of 300 bbis | Petersburg, new, were reported sold at $5 625; old | Southern was quiet and quotations nominal, Wheat— “4 fe '4’528 | Seles of 7000 bushels prime white Ohio, at $1,08, a4 21129 2600 do gold at $1 07, smd 2500 do, Illinois, 80c, (inferior 7 | quality.) and 1800 do new Southern, $1 10. Corn— freed. f0scaae ow «+++ + $2008 | Sales of about 20,000 bushels were innde, iucluding 6000 round yellow, at about ; 2400 do round North- Tho ship Esther Mary, which cleared from Bostonon | ern yellow, at 606; 2500 do Southern yellow, on pri- | the Slst for Rio Janiero, &., had en board about $22 000 worth of domestics. vate’ terms ; 2000 do, round yellow, at 50e.; '2500 do, The amount of revenue received at Boston on im- sold at the same price ; considerable lots mixed were | sold at 54c # 55e, (in all some 6 or 8000 bushels.) Rye— ports, for the first two quarters in each of the past two years, was as annexed :— At the second board, Bank of Commerce declined 1) | and Harlem improved \. . Only $21,000 in epecio wont in the Hibernia, ‘The quantity and value of domestics exported from Boston during tho two weeks ending the 29th of July, were asannexed :— Exronts oF Domestics From Boston. . “— pack’gs. Value. . + $22,360 were reported sold at 70c. Rye Flour—Remained at 8 56403 62. Oats—The market remained dull at 45c | @ 46c for canal. Meal—Sales of 200 bbis were made Sales of 500 bushels were made at 68¢, some other lots Comarnon oF Bostox.—Revenve rnom Customs, | (yermey) at 2 O20. . B ecrirts Down Tie Huson Riven sixce tHe Oren- $2,404,150 66 $2,416,430 54 | Wheat Flour, bbls. . .. 1 This shows a decrease in the first six months of 1848, | Corn, bush 2, 232585 of $48,720 02, Both of these periods were under the Wheat 1,305,986 same tariff; consequontly there was but very little aif. | B¥*++ — ferencoin the average rate of duty. The number of | 1847, foreign arrivals for the six months in 1848, was 1,292 Wheat Le pa bbls. . 420,812 ‘against 1,025, for the corresponding period in 1847, yp buh « Pid showing an increase in this year of 267, notwithstand- Ry 68.670 ing the falling off in the amount of duties. | Ow 20.248 ‘The annexed official statement exhibits the value of | Barley : vets eee 58,784 Corree—The operations by auction were 500 bi stained Rio, at 4% cash; and by private sale 400 ao found, at 55; a 6, usual time, Corron— Sales of 900 bales were made, the market continued firm, foreign and domestic merchandise exported from this port for the month of July, distinguishing the destina- tion of the shipments and the value of exports to each country, with which we have had, for the month, com- Uplands, Florida. N.Orleans. _ Mobile, mercial intercourse of this character :— Qrdlpary oat re OK BO G4 a OSG Middlin, 6a 2; OM a 6 6 Commence or ree Pont oF Be Yorx—Montary Good Mivdling ® ac% «66 "Td ‘= : . % Pair... weed 7 Bly a i yalee'a’ Yoloc Veloce? Fuily Fair, a7 Taath | she “ aan” Geteant. . Geode: Faurr—We noticed sales of 600 boxes dry raisins, at Produce, entiodglt. Divowure , Twat, $1 60; 126 cares. French dermons, at $6; and 320 cases fi 30 5 at $4 25 a $5.25 ay Bo | Vawtanea oT 4 + nuts —To Liverpool, rates remained about thi gs Mog same, viz. 632d. for cotton. ad. to 444. for corn in om ‘3015 bulk, and beavy goods at 17s. dd. A small vessel was sranien, West ind 6,006 328 taken up to lod for Cork and a market, with 9,000 had hediteriateen 7g 13/91 bushels of corn in bulk. at 88d. Freights for Havre vor : continue to be extremely limited, The freight bill of — the packet of the Ist instant amounted to ohly $268, 12.529 rioigs | There was rome offering for London, but without 216,315 | change in quotatione. Slit | | Hemr—The market for dew rotted American con- nse 817 | tinued firm, with sales of 80 bales at $140, 6 months. yen Re. 1 Hinxs — ‘the stock on hand was large, the iidiend. market without animation. We could hear of no Afiien , ts nimark,, re inactive ; a fair quotation for Western St. Domidgo —The market was protty well cleared of PE mater ile ja other Naeeetietions of sole a i vi f e was Going at the annexed qnote- WWD). verte casne. doo gen veces nghr Vight 20 2%e Hewlok tirht 12% 8 1H | De do middie 19a tte Domddie 128 1% Do do heavy Ikale Do. heary igs ts Do dry hide 160 Me Da demaced au De Onto ys Ze De pow 6 aT ™ We rep rt rales of 100 bhde Cubs Masoo- | vade and 100 tart do for ditiliing, at about We Navat. Stones coneraily we ‘bout and dull; roles within s few days of 400 barrels white rovin. at $240 — $3.00; and 2000 300 bbis spirite at b. # of phont 400 WYK of pork were + at $11 SEN a PTT STM amd prime Nales of t « veers tad om oral | and prime doll at 96 Batter was retling at low Prices while ebeere reioy ood without ebange Exrour som lee vo Sher 1948. siz Pork, bbs. Sucans—The de 350 hhds Porte Rieo, at 4! vad tandke: 200 b and 5,000 bags by auction, at % a Ge 4 months, | Tarrow.—A rale was made of 12.000 the. prime at Se, cash Tonaceo—Salen of 30 bhds of Kentocky, were made at 434 0 630; wud 50 boxes of Ohio were sold at Se Wharrnone —There was some inquiry for § Sea and North Wost at 280, Si 150 brie. were 4 it Ze, and Olio at 22,6 cluding market fe Wines.—There hi deanx. at $1 874 to $1 90, part cash and part thar Woot.—In addition to the aes potieed yerterday, there were 4,000 Ibs, No, 1 city lamb’s, at aiid, to 224d. cash. MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK SALES. j XM) United States Ty 6a, WN $100 do do, 6’, 10545; 400 Baltimore and Ohio Raiy Devidewt Bonds, 67341 share iapeco Hawk, 1 2) shares Union Mamutae | ring Co, 19, | Tarrione, August Fol N MARKETS. ! Havana, July 20,—Markets stocked with all kinds of Atmerican produce, White pine, Portlaud, $18, Bath 20, and none afloat; molasses sold at 1\ rials. Wied, On Wednesday morning, August 24 Monarie & Bantiett, late one of the editors of the True Sun, aged 43 years. The frionds of the family are requested to attend his funeral. without further Invitation. at 3 o'oloek, thie afternoon, from his late resideace, 101 Chariton street On the 2d instant, after a short and severe illness, Isaac Gutick, in the Sith year of his age. His remains will be taken from his late residence, No. | 866 Greenwich street. to New Jersey, for interment. On Tuesday, after a long sickness, Cuas. H. Ha aged 39 yea The friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend his funeral, from bis late reside: Walton House, Pearl street, this da t 4 o'clock, out further invitation On Wednesday night, August 21, Jons L Cowranr, | ivfant con of John L. and Hannah Coutant, aged 2 | months and 10 days. | The relatives and friends of the beg | arte respeet- fully rejuested to attend the funeral, this Thursday, 8d instant, at 6 o'clock, from the residence of his grand- father, L, P, Coutant, No, 135 Elm street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, LN A Trivate family, & situation asa good cook, no objection to assist Co wash and ron, or to do chamberwork, "She cau produce | the best of city reference. Please enquire No. 7 Mott street, ia | the basement, To be reen two ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE ¥ ‘Womanas cook, or to do hoasework iu & p: ft Lest of city reference given, lease call at G6 McDougal TANTED BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WO. man, a sitvation as chambermaid, or nurse, and ean make herself generally useful, Good refexence can be given. Apply at LA Mott street, it rear. z ANTED BY A. PROTESTANT W tion to cook, wash and iron fora HL fon in town ase call at 261 Madison street, corm M in the back b Can be seen two days, ANIED—A SITUATION BY A STOUT BOY, Bi tween 17 and 15 years of age, as porterin @ stor make himself useful, aid is n& afraid to work, aud will giv curity if required. “Address a ling to A, B,, Uerald Othe ANTE! A SL ‘N bY Ss testant young w as general house Mulberry street, in the yeference given, Appl BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG —issvilling to make himself ge ¢ 80 much about wages asa good place. | os nerslly wef Cali at 45 Wiss Viease call at ANTED—A REPEC ‘a bicuation as Cook, ¥ to go a short distarce In ¢ and espability fom her hk street, between First and § i4 —Wa ED, A PANTNER, EITit J ACTIVE \ $500 OF special, with SHU, in that will pay such @ protic as to retarn the amount of the can tal | eighteen ino. ths, and, in three yeara, pa nually, os the Advertiser can ‘suow to Moy no odjection as to character | geen at 163 Kleveath giving real view may be had, USIC TEACHER WANTED—A LADY WELL q fied to tach the Pianoforte and Singirg, w go to Ohio. Badvioli, 119 Mercer sr. et, from 8 or J. Turpin, 3S Forsyth, from 3 to M For particulas, apply to A. fo }0, A My or to 7, Pa Bi for o lady, in ED IN A QUIBT RESPECTAGLE FAMILY ork or the vicinity, where the comfores ofa home ean be ‘Apply 'T. M. Herald Office. NE OR TWO GENTLEME! BE ACCOMMODATED ‘with Beard in 9 private family, at 108 Hammersley treet, « WINDOW SHADES—FOR SALE, 30,000 site opmart, Mvchants, polar supplied by KELTY & RIKER, euurers as jealers in shades and materials fo z athain street. IREWORKS AT T A (Thureday) Evening, Augu se ing under the fi for the purpote of earryin ‘on tho reta:l dry goods busi oss, has this dap Veen dissolved by wautual consent, The business will in {ture he conducted by ds, on his own account, All debts due the concern are to Le paid to J. Woods, (Sigued) J, Woops, Ti. KEMBLE. j OF DODWORTH'S Com EY Hy 2%, Tess, ‘ a f tianks ‘bo tende ed to Il. 8-313 and tke Yembers of Columbian. Lose Company, ‘o 9, for their vnremé:ting attention and unprecedented kinduers during their excursion to the Falls of Niagara. yOWORTH, THOS, DODWO. THOS. K ret, } Committec. GSLAND, Seoretary. ROAD COMPANIES AND OTHESS—TNE SUD- a practical evgi has been erp r the last irsin England and [rela d, in cor roads, dl waterworks; is thoroughly acquainted with his profes. with (he latest and most is proved methods adopted in can ‘urnish testimonials of the higlest charac'or, to any part of iho cvuntey where A ag WM, BEWLEY, Civil OF LAND LOUATED IN farms of from 10) t» SU) . ter timiered, and superior farming lands, and healthy location. They will be sold in lots to suit Jurehasers, at from cents to $l per acre. There are soveral superior mill seats and beds of {ron ore on said lands, For Lands,” post paid, eare G, A. Hyde, ‘ating where an interview eaa be cr particulars, address 16 Fulton street, up stairs, hed UBA $8 EBGars.— brands, just receive Pei 00. CUBA SEGARS, FAVORITE for sale, & DEI South st-eet, MORE EX. uth vrised . WM. TEFHERLY, New York, Ist August, 1813. WM, DE LAMAND. ‘Tho Subscriber will continne the business of ‘Te ng Window Shade and Fancy Painting, at the old Broadway. WM. DE IP UE ONLY CORE—Dx. TLUNTE member whatever other medicine you take, it is your | health and money thrown away; that in time this te will show it elf In a more horrible form. ‘Then apply at once the only absolute cure on earth, at 8 Division strect. $1 per vial. HE QUEEN'S MOTEL, OPPOSITE THE GENERAL Post Office, St. Martin's le Grand, London.—This magniticent Ho- tel, having feeently undergone extensive alterations and « great portion of it newly furn shed, ‘will be found on trial to have no rival in the metro} th in point of accommodation and mo- dorate chat Coffee room is one of the lat and most 3 omfertable im any Board, eis. ay lot and Cold Baths, TH SPENCER LENNBY, Manager, Formerly Chicf Steward of the British n Steamship, Reference in New York to Mr. G. A. Whito, 66 Codar strost rout 0. 468 | portet Sew ¢ | BTATES, Captain Wm. G, Hac) Matape, Mr. Burke; Porta: ioe Ma ar, After airame of the ADOPT <D it. W. Marshall; Sir Betrand, Mr. Tilton; ted Child, Son Pe Walcott, To at'natt’past Sock, PM | Han Mt May Teblon Git Pere, Me: Bellamgs Anuews Oot 1s der. ‘Tiekets'for the | uels, Mer Burke; Bowe Martin, de Kowjusre, Me Siatonk at the office Rolando, Mr Stevens; Donna Meusia, Mrs Waleos; 1. GREENE, Proprietor, bes bsg a Doors open ee tq commence at es o WORLD—GRRAT BF. Leone | ooc~_Bosee 2 conte Pit'and Gellery, 1256 conte ‘at £deach. IBLO'S—ASTOR PLACE, BROADWAY. —THURSDA\ pH 4 gyiming, Aurua: Last nicht of Me, GRAND. A100) to be divided among OVERTURE. After which the pr lar comedy called WEST AaMh the like ‘among Non: | KND, cr the Irich Lleires—sir William: Daventey, Mee HL Pee a” No. 21200) Subscribers at £2 Major Beliomy Poss, Mr. Chippendale; Perey Ardent, Mr. eth Tint heme LIN weoond herve, £5,000; third horse, ate Diveniry, Mrs Mueder; Norah O'Uonnor, 40, divided woomg ore, LLM, diviled among Now ‘Telbif, Doors open ais quarter 7—commencing Barrer 3.0. eerpetaben ‘Ke. $1200 Sulworibers a8 i quarter to 8, Admission 60 conta, oe * here, soon, otk . fieew: Sarena bso divided ence, Soy Seartatt cto | ERRUADWAY THUEATRE—THUMSDAY EVENING, AUG. "ar ter desirous vl oe url. g chances im eitl-er of the above Sweep 2.—For the Benefit of Mr. W. B. Anderton—Phe p stehen, are tequestiod te make early a ppheation, as each sweep | t Commence with the FOLLIES OF A NIGHT—Pirre Paltiog, wl be dowee we metinnnty Us te fell, remit of the draw. | Mr. Walcot; Doctor draft, Mr. Nickinsor; Duke de Chage tog will be advertiond “Tomes” © Hell's Life,” and the Lon. | tres, Mr. Anders wn do: hartres, Miss Clark. To be fol- dem daily pepers Te give indies lowed by a grand ASIATIC DIVERTISEM ANT. After which, ° it be haeied vm imttinl LA VALSP ORIENTALE,by Mad. A. and Mons Monplaisir, To ome, to (meure & tem! conclude with the drama of NAPOLEON'S O1 vere be made versack, Mr, Nickinaow; Berri Leffebre, Mr. Clark: Lord Beaa- }. + ~~ ™ re Sy pte Pi meen H by pan Peuuie Gee te cee Dress oane, A , Englan Parquette, 50 cents; Fai ire cents; Gallery Neieeides Pe trea pd ay day, ator the rae, | Tid conte 0” (ened Thepelnsten thes Yoprevent fact, ‘mo sonp wiltte genuine | JRURTON'S THEATRE CHAMBERS, StRET—THURS. sel she lua cemtalnig i fr, the mai | ume ciel he ANG IVAL, Op'VENICR™Polohivlle M3. eo . — weed Bank Notes tad wetter mut halves Mav tte enna, ; Pierre, M, ‘Bertha, Mlle Bie BeOhhY Aer oN tee uanpw ane curieny, Opera cf LUCY DID Enelih Gans, Re—Edwd Paysou will sell this day, at 10 | F. Meyer; Kaimondo, Mr, elowk, wt i Vreebes, ott diated heme, UC eorcet, a peneral assorimeat of haniwars, horse , hee,, ale, by order of an old ostat he belawce of ror k te fond table catlery in dere aad wets, pocket amd bitte, Ke, Also, two eases sold om seeount of whom it may stone whieh will Co rear re, ebrsors plated f Brylee Gams, double Concern Weeaeh, RETAIL STOCK OF this day. ne Ww street, as Coma. ony ’ Pamey Boren a Wah Sands, &e. Also, at 1! w'eiock, (went, Travelling Tranks; also, vers! Glaee Counter Cares shoo one Tailor's Shop Table, cont BH, vere, Alen 5) Fens and Hvisers Gold smd Pout a don ae. A Raed © band Gold and Silver W ke P J acute ail eeloek, w FINE RICH PUYS FOR PLATE ALCTIO-B SACO Db TY «ill «lt » and the a ention of retail an: 1. 22%2 + —wik Ro. 2), are re be be mahi before she Ledge Rireday evening, $100 RE ir baie dy ». 2 hon Wall wm Faden tect bewer hone of State Money, te Nevers Be 4 fionk of M. ede wena of bop er will ae PeutiaM, NG. ON WEDN from a Nada to Dith ster t. Amen mew epayer, ona ooney, by three bund ve reward will be paid KIPP & BROWN. doch ctreet and Ith avenue, or WM. ORELL & OO, © Wall street, KEE POUND- POUND A PURSE small sum of momey, which the ow tng ft for thi vécke! BONE. FH AROGk OF SEW YORK, JULY 27, IMs —We, WiLOSE found below, deem it a duty we owe to Captain Sivelaur, of Winthrep, © we sailed from the thee! apd [rispercos pacsore Ty ¢ Master, te We favored). evasideration of the tra in Pb te BENKY J, HUNT, bet Liowt. Of Arti . Com’ Bo BATEA tices ts sruneee une Comite, ANSON J. COCK, 24 Liew Le BCGUGIN, Suny ol OU-E AND LOTS FOR SAL Ty Reside fituated © 8. army. ly wee, desirable information by ew hive FTES here Hak’, Newek Vil EN RY Nd THRODOKLS FOLHAwUS, Che SUBSCRINERS HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A CO mere iy) fur the purpo-e of a tmring Tohanco and the tie porting of Pagans, at their vew store, NO, Kis , corner of Line street, under the name and firm of Job Avdereon & 20H ANDERSON, N DER, ‘New York, Avg auTHur 1 COFFEE MACHINES—PREDERICK A. WOOD. pes Worth, 20 firoadua), opposite the thestre, has just roee-ved & free! Ubere ingenious conuntaeces for making enfles < Cinvaluatie appeudages lo one's And readiert medinm for producing a “pie sv RE FROM BU. KIBERS, WISHING TO RETT took, wines Je Drug and Ch M Heeation ts uneurpassed, being between Fifth a. of wach redused—eon. portanity ruch as this eehtom mireced Ly gentlemen desirvus of om, KEDITH & Co, UM Market et, Phila, {KUM THE SOLTHERN ADV AKGTIRR INTERESTING to Mothern=—There is no taze of makes evel fearful ravoges tender infant threugh tum, or Summer causes, which, in | orau tu paired co | ehiidren die annually frem th | The qvection iy Tt must bo the want of proper tn complaint. A resort is asus!) ties, (0 cleunse the bowels, f tie days, with opiim, mb orie, landanum, oF the like, which irritation ehen produces am le mph sufferer Leyond the reach of cure, and Yeoultine in & prow store grave, The experience of hundred efficacy of Billings’ Carmine this hind, will most assuredly ry in, Tt is reconunended by the mont di guished ply the Creat Seathern Remedy, Sold by A.B. SDS, corner William and Pult ardby CHAS. M. RING, corner Browdway and Joh WILL SELL THE BALANCE OF MY SUMMER CLOTHING av extreme low prices, My $14 Lamartives will be gold for 11; Eleven dollar Black Sacks, for $9; White Mare Satin Vests, low skeleton Sack. at $3 « $4. Coat, made to mearure, for $id smenis’ make), $20; Doerkin Cass. Py f < *M can compete with G, BL CLAUSE, 116 William sereet, UST PUBLISHED—DR. BUSTWICK’S GREAT WORK ON Venereal and other Afiect ons of the Genito-Urinary 0 a quarto, Just published by ® he mest com) tien) ie press. It contains 47 this clase of diseases init +gravings, equally well excouted Yeo medern treatinent of these corded, and ail the mos” approved preee fptions and have been given. For sale at the office of puvlica author, 5M Broadway, pice $8 500,000 rims venue? inineet Rave Nea ra of val rim lange Vottien 1 ry {inal quantity required lers itten times cheaper than any other embrocation in market. ‘Thousands of lives, aro annually saved by itwuse ‘The wost skilful of Jaid aside their prejudices, together with tons of thousands. © lending epirite of New York and every principal city in the Union. Our space will not allew us here te notice many amo cor inpumerable list whore names will be knows and. rs throughout the leagih and breadth of the I pret of thehonor of referring to the Hon Kichard F. Carman, Hon. Robert H Morris, Mr. Lewis G. Morris, Colonel Bathgate, In continuation we bave the Lud Irvines, Costars, Hamiltona, Lorillards. Bradt 2-10ths of the elite prone t age. Among the world's rm . men we have Mr. Hiram Woodrufl, Wm, Wheelen, George Spicer dnd brothers, Williard I. Red, Wm. D. Sparky me Cownne Geo, Burnett, Jacob Somerendyke, Henry Jewell, c used by pal stage, line, the Har. ny, our best liver hange stables . rl atreet: Rushton, Clark ‘0, 110 Broadway; and of the Cruggists, eaddlors, and grocers enerally at Ge, $4 por dozen, $42 per cross. 10 grose at SM. .B, Nu ager cies cut of the city on eomudesion, but ta ment to mercliante from abroad for cash. 0' will forfoit $10) we fail to please all who call on us te purchase. For, yeu of wonderful cures #80 "Spirit cf the fumes corns of the and bnishe ! horse. POR BAVRE—TO SAIL THE FIFTN OF AvuUST= F touching at Cowes—The well known Steasnchip UN FRD katafl, burtheu 2008) tons. wilt leave for Havre om Saturday, A a app #1 & Co. « J. R. CROSKEY, ze, Sn ere POSALS—THE LOUISIANA PILOTS’ ASSOCIATION Purchase two Pilot Boats aixty-fvo to seven. ty-five tons burthen; draught, when in feet, oF eight feet three inches st most; aud not to be ever two i # years old, with accommodations for six Pilots; with open cock pit and deck amidships; all their furaituro, tackle and ° ng apparel in order, so that the boats will be fully eq and copper yed ap fastened. Be Agent of the the Proporais to be rent To Cape. He Is re y y Louisiaua Pitow’ Association, New be sent in on or about the Ist to the 16th il int those who send iu their Is to be most, jescribing the beats minutel iF age, sailing materials dimensions of halls and spars, Let it be understood that we want first class sail built of the very beet rials ite a AVID SHEPHERD, CYRUS LAMONT, HENRY JOHNSON, WM. Y. PI Committee of the Louisiana Pilots’ Association, Balize, July 7, 1848, OsT EXTHAORDINARY WORK—10 THE MARRIED ce thore contemplating marriage —The Married Woman's Vrivoie Mecieal Companion, by Dr. A. M. Mauricenu, Sixth edi- tion. Price $1. ‘This work is ineeting with most astounding sale, (24,00 copies have already bern disposed of ) Every female fe: Ung ® copy, Whether married or unmarried, althoogh it # ine tey desl especial y for the married, a8 it discloses important secrets, Which should 8é known to thein particularly, "Here every formals can Aires rome. hing efce, 129 Liberty serets ee, 1 street, Net f'Chestaue aye Third streets Tavis, ‘Toston, verte Co, orner Lite & Co, Albay; W of $i, ae parte of the Uni! post paid, to Dr. A. Me Other 1a Liberty street. Specle aud ovher parcele must be sent to the othes of Ore under: : ‘st be een signed by 10 o'ch tk, A.M. Passeneera wilt “cal ond get their Passoge Certificat-sou Friday. 4 rice of passago—let claws, $130; 2d clase, $20, | GHARLES H, MARSHALL, 38 Burling Stip, SOR NEW ORLEANS—LOUISIANA AND NE! line of packeta—Pos tively the first and only Sut ating pea bi Nb tag le) tehip GE O Dow: loading ac Onfaoe. wharl fort of Wall and having nearly all of her eargo on board, will probably be full hy Friday. Sbippers by this ship can have adventages that they cannot ty any other, For frewht of meamirement goods o splendid furnished accommodations, Jeans toot of Wall street, or to . INS, 66 Seuth street. Shippers will fend their tills of lading in om or Friday. Agents In New Orleana, Mesars. 1 will ees riy fant all goods Qo tic addrm, Pata ES 4 ind eat on her regular day, verdier-seadhanh nena OOKKEBPING, PE=MANSHIP ant are incom, Ne, 26 Preadvtay, telver for situations ince 8 will be Pe : Pe Ky mimercial, hours, ar oiling “< der thot fully competon: to disch ree, ry M.t, 10, P. Tiros, Original Writing done. DNOT THEN TILL \TRON physiei; \() TO LOAN ON’ DOND AND MORTGAGE Rms Apply to the ae Feehan oer collipsibagrieg CONREY, No, O Wall street, nang eee NAST-OPF CLOTHE JEWELRY, F Caan Ueimen wt ta sear it bank agg into cash, will obtain fall value for the same tubseriber, throngh the hee ies, addressing, ~ Hos fi Wallewee's New Yor. | who will attend therm oF their residences B. LBYETS, 2 ‘mercurial system. Strictures cured on most ap- Bo have i Jared the w selvee b ee ATENT LEATHER, HATK SEATING, AND QUILLS, IN Tote to emit pure 7 sale by ¥. B18 Vou srape, 1 Pie PB. BL: Ravew wood, Mr. Join Duan; Sinclair, ‘To conclude with LOS SEGA DORES, or th t ine; Poth. Jean, M. Sehn laide; Rese Pemy 50 cents; Family Cire’ Tis o'clok. Curtain CASTLE Gakpen—tHU id Instremental » re, in honor of their bravery, ‘The following tale) Mow bner, voluntecred their valuahle Nadawe Antoinette Otto aud Miss Northall; and Arditi; Mesers. Rietcel, Fits and La Croix, late prinel jormers in the Steyermarhischis Musioal Company ; ta and Miss Vallee, Mone hie 1 Corn ‘Threshers—Groign: ard, M. Am Ja Belle Coquelicot, Mlle Adee ‘ile Mathilde, Dress irele Oreae ou Ung, 35 ena.” Doors ofan ab Signori le Honxari, and the whole Orchestrs, of Castle Garden. Mr Ary ce will proceide at the Piano Forte, cere Fall robe ticular desire). bn) EA obligato, Mi with ita a8 1 and Mr. Ritzel, with piano forte ao- to i 4 Book, cket office ut Castle Garien, ‘The Concert on of M. Reich. Concert at 8 o'clock, Sppointed by “he M Volunt Andi Phillipe Phowix, Lore orn ECHANICS' HALL, NO, 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN Grand and Broome streets, Positively the iaat week of the * ring which the annual benetita of the several members of the company will take place; Tharsday, August 3d, for the Benefit of FE. MH. Pierce, ‘The OKIGINAL CHRISTY'S SSIRELS, ‘whose eoncerts during the rast ten months m received with such distinguished favor and ave the 7” wing to the Admieron 25 cents Doors opeu at 7, Come gat 8 o'elock. On Saturday, Aucust 5, an ‘ouvert, commencing at 3 o'clock. Manager and EP. CHRISTY, CAMPBELLS ARB COMING.—THE ORIGINAL AND Yale Campbell Minstrels, whose concerts have re. hon anprecedented patronage from ‘he elite and 1 New Bnplaed the past six months, and have elicited ‘of the Basi yet flatterims encomiums hey aried es, dantes, Ke. Bach Concert a connection with the other » of the most attractive places of nd an afternoon and eve.ieg. in the eity, mence at 34 o'elook; the oven: eats, which will gain admite of the Mur LL RE-OPPN ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, FOR A Wit enly, Hanvani's New Duuble Mammoth Panora- Van Mian iver, a ball price vraima will commence moving Afernoon jeriormances on Wednesdays and Satur ela ADORAMA OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAl the Minerva Roome, 406 Broad fh on! ke. Adenisnic Ne charge * pbive pamphlets, Pn Le terme, CRED DIORAMA SNOW EXINMITING AT THE tid wew Hail, 306 Broadway, over Stoppani’s Katha— entirely new the Creation! ext ecenery, and powerful ¢ptieal effects, a'l the progreasive changes | from ie Chace and Darkness of the wnforne verso, until Ps f the great wore of Creation, as dereribed in ers of Genonie, terminatix with the aj in the Garden of Raden, 4 yoorse ‘Yue Diorama ery In ‘Le Firmament, the Second Day. ere, Third Day. Sun, Moon aud Sta of Fish and Fowl, Fifth Day, Creation of Animal Garden of Kden—Adain and Eve, With this comp Inhore of he Creation, the fret part of the Exhib reation Sixth Day. ion of Fare 1h. Grand Diora Deluge. Tickets 25 cta— halt Doors oren at 7. Curialt rises aS ovlock. ARK THEATRE —THE SALOONS Peiabliabment are period if required, tember next. Uy fas be ascertained on appl W. CORBYN, 4 Barclay street, SION—THE NEW AND SPLEN- ), Capt. Riehard Yates, will make Bank; MING EXCU 4 the dey, place the Bret fair day ja prove Cuear Bxcunsions io rue TSUN BANKS— re way. steamer Buffalo, Capt. aw. tir a thors every Ma ‘Teeelay try Kesidenes tn Pen Fon, ituated in Mon tof Philadelphia, which are in the We irr und (evergreeug, and very beamtifally laid © Tee Fieve houses for farmers or texants, tO large ste eon eT aod fine orchard wall, woh ine rere a the diate veimity are By Pros yter am churches, Furt er deseription o« as sl persone Fishing to purchase are invited (to call and ex. tne he eatate, Temas, however, be added ‘+ tewaty, healthful mtastion an ntbers. Ht ie met wurpamed by any tn the United Staten Tt may be well to wemtion the price, which Is $41) per sore. Ape te us Whit ive practioe + ie ean eure ry SEMINAL V BAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, Re—DK KALYH'S Vrecties! Porvate Treatise comteine eed bat too tle umderwt by wnderstosd The EE oy gt Y un 2 se Gace Sifeen, Watht RK. KALI, AUTHOR vee au their oom fered from 8 cor = (Su winges will be eure vending 5 et Ja claee at per pin, oF otherwin, le -tr@t ere, from He Lo Ite more pdvanred amd d crowing sommes, Won bdvactage im addioen waves) exceave precdos te complaint, ) Lr ap afford a repd, co), aod redieal eure, the has pevund for stacing, eam be vba / 4 from me ocho fe America, Suse: be ree odie Neo ©. © pomenat . Fitch edition, 5 S Greenwich sureet, or Ly pot, wailed ported. “- “ Ras BaP NONOON HAVETAE HONOROR informing the pnb! coat Wey hove removed sneer book st re from No W Courtinnts sieve to 5 tei ccouped by Wr. Breet) 8 & ims + ansortment of Bro eb, Bs States, propre be order to atiefy all demands fom wi» be ae sons devireus ef cultivating the pm tera just published the Sth edition of the ~ Lege « Patien'ly expected for rome months just. 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