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Privat* Banking.?We learn from the Bul?
letin that a wealthy individual of this city, in con?
nection with aome eminent houses in New-York
and Liverpool, intends starting the enterprise of
private banking. This we look upon as a matter
which will give a questionable relief only. i:*
operations mu?t be confined solely to the reception
of deposits and the buying and se'lling of or change
upon other citias. Domestic discounts will not
probably be made, and unless they are, that por3
tion of the community actively and" extensively en?
gaged, will alone derive benefit from it. We have
heard that Mr. Story is the gentleman who will un?
dertake this enterprise. Hr will see that money
is rnado by it if no one else does:
|_N. Orleans Crescent City.
tCP The ' ghost stwry related by the Concord
Statesman, the scene of which was laid in Be::
ton, turns out, us we presumed it would, to be
soniewimt like the distinguished statesman from
which the tow n derives its name?all hnmbug ?
Our lricnds of the Statesman, however, insist thut
there was a 'murder' and a 'confession' in the case,
or at least, tkat nine-tenths of the good people of
Bentoii and the region roundabout believe there
was: and that the two men who swore they saw
the ' ghost.' honestly thought they did.
[Dover Inquirer.
Bankraptn.-.Aug. Z
Robert Swartwout, measurer at Custom House, N. York.
Sept. 3.
Ogden K. Edwards, leather dealer. X. Y., Sept. 3.
K D. Comstock, late ship builder, N. V., Sips. 3.
Edmund Arnoux, tailor, N. V., Sept. 3.
William G. Lyon and Nathaniel Lane, (late firms Lyon k
Lane, and A. it W. G. Lyon, also as individual-) merchants
N. Y. .Sept. 3.
Samuel H. Foster, Jr. (late firm of Foster &. Easton,) N.
Y. Sept. 3.
William M. Clark*:, (late Staples & Ciark) N. Y. Sept. 3.
Cornf lies Lan?ing, (late firm Lansing k Parker, Green?
ville. IN.) new of N. Y. Sept. 15.
C ITY INTELLIG J5N C E.
Tl esdav, Aug. 2.
Court or Common Pleas?Decisions.?Elias
Simpson ts. Jeremiah Day.?In 1838, John M'Clay, Presi?
dent of the Commercial Bank of Florida sold out bis stock
to IL Stephcn-on, and resigned. The Cashier also resigned,
leaving Stephenson in foil possession, who assumed, thoueh
without letral appointment, to act as President. Stephenson
subsequently gathered together the property h*ld by the
bank, amounting to about $115,000, in specie, bills, notes,
kc. arid absconded with iL Among the notes was one
drawn by defendant, which afterward* came into the hands
of plaintiff, who sued and recovered a verdict for $2,154, be?
ing principal and interest. A motion is made to set the ver?
dict aside on the ground that Stepbenson having feloniously
acquired said note and passed it away, the plaintiff could
not recover. Verdict for piaintifi set aside, and nonsuit .sub?
stituted, with costs.
Betsey Lockwood vs. Monmunth B. Hart.?The defend.
nnt,ns sheriff, levied upon a valuable piano forte at the bouse
of plaintifi", No. 40 Hudson Street, for a debt due by James
L. Lockwood, son of pjaintifl", to whom it was contended
the instrument belonged. He asserts that he at first boueht
it for ids sister, but subif quently mortgaged it to his mother
for board. A verdict was given in favor of the sheritT. mo?
tion is now made to set the verdict aside. New trial grant?
ed, costs to abide the event.
Willicm H. Smith vs. John Hornby.?The defendant
agreed to purchr.se of plaintifi"certain machinery for'cut?
ting hone, and making buttons?also to employ him for 6
months at *2 a day, for the purpose of learning plaintiff's
snn and others boiw to manufacture the article. Defendant
refused t < employ plaintiff on the ground of misrepresenta?
tion. Action was btougbt The nuestton of doubt now
rests upon a former recovery. Verdict for plaintifi" set
aside, and new trial granted, costs to abide the event.
Harm an C. Tallman'vs. Corlenius L. Hope.?Motion to'
consolidate two suits. Motion denied, with costs.
Robert Ainslie vs. Lovell Purdy.?Relative to allowance
fir room hire in fitting of Commissioners tor assessments in
(berry street?Report of referees set aside unless plaintifi
will remit a certain portion us mentioned,kc.
Special Sessions.?Before Judge Lynch, Al?
dermen Purdy and llatfield.
William Taylor was tried for stealing a lot of carpenter's
tools from George 11 Buck, worth $5, adjudged not guilty.
Jane Fenton, charged with stealing a shawl from John Han?
na, adjudged not guilty?also for stealing a silk shawl worth
$10 from John Heath?and also for stealing a lilk shawl from
Robert Hanna?guilty on both the last charges, and remand?
ed for sentence until Tuesday next' John Brown , stealing
a frock coat worth $12 from John P. Goldsmith, guilty?
penitentiary 3 months. David Conlan, an old offender, as?
sault and battery on hi* wife Mary, guilty?penitentiarv 3
months. Jane Fitzgerald, assault and battery on Jane Mc
Bride, guilty?City prison 5 davs. Peter Frances, colored,
stealing a piece of cassimere worth $12 from Rapelvea and
Loci.wood, guilty?penitentiary 6 months. John Harvey,
colored, stealing property to the nmwunt ol $10 from Messrs.
Galt k Co. guilty?penitentiary 6 months. Anthony Lewis,
colored, assault anu battery on his wife, Jane, guily?City
prison 3u days. James Smith alias Campbell, assault and
oanery on John Brady and bis wife?also, assaalt and bat?
tery on William Flocker, city watchman, guilty of both
charges, and sent to the penitentiary 4 months.
Adjourned to Friday next.
Court of Sessions.?Bofore the Recorder,
Judge Lynch and Alderman Purdy and Hatfield.
Bi'Rslarv ix the TniRD Degree.?John Meyers, n
German, was tried lor a burglary iu the 3d degree,in break?
ing into the grocery store of John Shotwcll, corner of Molt
and Walker streets, on the morning early of the 18th June
lass, with ao iutenl to steal. The prisoner was found in the
store on the Sunday morning of the burglary pretending to
he asleep; but rose and seized the watchman (Molt) by the
collar, but was secured. He had entered the store by draw
iag the staple?, and said he was druuk, thought it was a
borse stable, and had gone in there to sleep. The jury
found him guilty, add the Court sentenced him to the totale
prison for tbree years.
Another Trial vor Bfrglary.?Thomas Wray alia*
Fitzgerald, was tried for a burglary in the 3d degree, in
having, iu connection with James C. Burns and Joint Tay?
lor, burglariously entered the saddlery and trunk making
store of Little k Jones, No. 36 Sixth Avenue, on tbe night
of the 18th June last, and stealing saddlery, harness, trunks,
tools, kc worth $132 25 therefrom. Most of tbe property
was found in a small store in Houston ?trect.near Columbia:
but no property was found on the prisoner, nor was he seen
in the store at the time. As there was no evidence to im?
plicate tho prisoner in tbe crime, the jury fouHd him not
guilty. There arc other indictments against him, and he
was remanded.
Grand Jury.?The following gentlemen were sworn and
enipannelled as Grand Jurors, viz: John 1L Peters, Fore?
man , Henry A. Beach, William Dalson, William Howell,
Robert McGary, William Kenwick, James Van Nostrum!,
Samuel Leverett. Richard Ten Eyck. Gilbert Helbert. Jas.
Small, William M. Stone, Julius Hitchcock, Thomas P.
Walworth. Denis Darling, Joseph O'Conner, John Mones,
and Patrick McCalleny?18.
After a brief and appropriate charge by the Recorder,
the Grand Jury retired to engage in their legitimate du?
ties.
There not being any more cases ready for trial, the Couit
adjourned to Wednesday, at 11 o'clock.
Police Office.?Owner for the $1000
NOTE ?Some few days since Charles StOto alias French
Jack, was found in pessession of a $1000 bill of the Union
Bank of this City, and he was arrested on suspicion of hav?
ing stolen the same, and committed until he should give a
satisfactory explanation. The note having been advertised
for an owner, to-day Mr. John J. Clayton of Augusta, Ga.
went to Justice Parker at the Police Othce, and itulentififd
the note as his property?stating that on the 2d of last month
be drew the money for a check from the Union Rank for
$3,400, receiving three $1000 notes for it, and the rest in
smaller bills, and that last Saturday on countiug ii over,
discovered that on* of the $1000 bills v?us mis-sing, and that
it must have been taken out of his pocket v.bile asleep.?
Fi vuch Jack sleeps iu a bouse of suspicious character in
Broadway, and lives with a woman named Montgomery of
very abandoned habits. The way In which be came into
possession of the note it Is therefore not difficult to compre?
hend. Stone is committed in full to answer. ?
The Staeiu.ng Case.?Some two days since we men?
tioned the ease of a man named Thos. Mahan who was arrest?
ed on Sunday evening hint, for having quarreled on Staten
l>;*nd with another named Charles P. McGiven, and after?
wards on board the steamer Wave, on coining up from tiie
Island, again attacked McGiven, and stabbed him severely
with a knife in the abdomen. McGiven having been Uker.
to ihe City Hospital, remains there in a dangerous state
with his wound. To-day the Coroner and Justice Stevern
went to the Hospital ond took the affidavit of McGiven
touching tbe assault with the knife, kc. and Mahan was
then commiued in fall to answer for the subbing with intent
to kill
Attempted Extortion.?Between the 25th and 30th of
July, Mr. James G. Gregory, agent for southern Lotteries
at Jersey City, received four several anonymous letters?
ihree of them signed X. Y. 7,. and the o?ier S. Simmons,
Mating that the writer had lost $<5O0 in the purchase of lot
ten- .ickets, and that unles? Mr. Gregory paid him one
fourth of ihe amount, or $150, be would expose bira and ail
the lottery ticket dealers in this city to public approbrium
and punishment. He nt the same lime nclosed a hand bill
purporting to be addressed to the Mayor, and wo ich be
said he should lay before that functionary, and also send
copies to Boston*, Philadelphia and other cities?which
handbill purport*3 to give the name* and locations of all
the lottery dealer* iu this city. This threatening document
with the like ihreHienm?; leUers did noL'alarm .Mr. Gregory,
who not only did not submit to the extortion, but casting
about and having cood rroson to suspect two men named
W alter Lama and D. Gnthu, he caused them to be arrested,
and they were committed to prison.
THEfTS ?Margaret Davis was arrested and committed
tor stealing a lady's bat and gold ear rings worth $10. from
Margaret Mutbaofl9S Mulberry street; aad Lewi* Gard
aer also arrested and committed for stealing a cloak aad
bdkf. worth $3 from John Mack, colored man.
Stealing from a VistToa.-James Kelly of No. 140*
Orange street, weut oa Monday night into tbe porter liouse
of Thomas Hardy. No. 159 Anthouy street, at tbe Five
Points, and being intoxicated, while there had hi* pocket
pickeo. of $40 80 m bills, gold and silver. After going home
and gcttiug somewhat sober, be missed his raonev and re?
turned, demanding it. Hardy finally gave Kelly ? $2 bill,
a sovereign and a half dollar; when Hardv caused him to
b? arrested and. he was committed to answer.
Coroner's Office.?Accidental Drowning.
--The Coroner, this morning, held an inqnest at the Alms
Hwe in the Park, en the body or Jacob Liltlpod, colored
man, a native of this State, aged 25, late residing at 443
Cherry street. The deceased, who was a steward an board
die pilot boat Fly, ami leaving hom*? at 5 o'clock on Monday
evening proceeded to Ppck slip, and in attempting to get
on board a small boat while crossing another boat, slipped
into the water, and was drowned. His body was recovered
about 20 minutes afterwards, but life was extinct- Verdict?
?BtdentaUy drowned,
bAyos's Sarsapa rill*.?The proprietors, after laboring
for years in experimenting and "testing various modes of
preparation to enable them to concentrate in the roost effi
<*i<-nt form all the medicinal value of the true Sarsapariila,
have at last triumphantly accomplished this most desirable
r?-?-ult, by menus of an entirely new, incenious and costly
apparatus. The process throughout is governed by strictly
chemical laws, so that the essential principles er the princi?
ple on which the restorative virtue of the Sarsanarilla de?
pends is entirelv preserved. This is then combined with
other articles selected wholly from the vegetable kingdom,
all of which are the most powerful purifiers of the blood,
which are then c*ncentrated into a fluid extract that ha*
been found bv experience to possess the important power
of immediately arresting the progrev of disease and restor?
ing the patient lo perfect health. Therefore, those suffer?
ing from diseases arising from an impure stale of the blood
or habit of the syso-m, such as obstinate Cutaneous Erup?
tions, Scrofula or King's Evil, Pimples or Pustules on the
face, Rheumatism, Chronic Sore Eyes or diseases arising
from an injudicious use of mercury, or imprudence iii life,
hav- snly to use this preparation, which has all combined
that > an be useful in the removal of their complaints. Pre
pirril nid sohl wholesale and re'r.il and for exportation by
A. B. Sands It Co., 273 Broadway, corner of Chamberf
streeU Granite Buildings. Sold also by A. B. it D. Sands,
79 Fulton-street, corner of Gold, and by D. Sands it Co , 77
East Broadway, corner of Market-street. Price |l
XT TlfDNDEaSTeRMS arc becoming alarmingly preva?
lent. Every mail from the North, South, East and West,
brings particulars of some destructive effect of lightninjr:
houses are tern to pieces, barns are fired, and too often men
arc k:! "d. The celebrated Dr. Peters has the candor to
confess that this is an evil against which the virtues of
even In-- medicated Lozenges are of no avail. But for every
thing else they are sovereign cures. Coughs, Wort)?, Sick
Headache, Nausea, and even Ldwriess of SpiriLs, such as
these tiir.es are too apt to give, may all be cured by his Lo?
zenges, which are to be obtained at No. 159 Broadway and
12-0 Fulton-st., corner of Nassau.
XT Read the following, a* it is important to a!L?Ex.ract
of a lecture delivered by Dr. Bennet hefore the medical sta
dentc of the College of Lake Erie, touching the valuable
properties of the Extract of TOMATOES. Dr. Bennet
says it is one of tue most powerful alteratives of the materia
medica, and all affections of the liver and other organs,
where calomel is indicated. It is probably the best medici?
nal agent known by the medical profession.
When used in a concentrated state, it is a sovereign rem?
edy for dy spepsia and indigestion.
lie baa successfully treated various diseases with it alone,
and when persons are removing to the South or West, they
should be sure to make use of it. There can he no dnuhi
thai, when us'-d In connection with the Sarsapariila, it i?
the best medicine that can be used in the spring or summer
.seasons.
As a universal remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion, loss
of appeutc, dizziness^ headache, depression of spirits, co<=
?veness, p?rs, weakness of the stomach and limbs, rheuma?
tism, to purify the bloood, curing bad humors, where ah
other iBrdiciiies have failed. The Sarsapariila and Tomato
Bitten is mainly composed of the pure Extract of Sarsapa?
riila ami Tomatoes, which make them a most valuable al?
terative to a weak and debilitated system, impurities of tlie
blood. and an unhealthy state of the bowels.
Sold by the Agents, A. B. k D. SANDS, Druggists, No
71) Fulton-street, corner of Gold ; 100 Fulton-street, 271
Broadvny, 77 East Broadway, N Y. Also, sold by Wil
lianis, 213 Br >ad street, Newark, N. J., and by Druggists
generally. Price $1.
TJTAt four o'clock tbJs afternoon a most splendid day per
formancttakes place at the American Museum.
IL7 Valuable-Hestimonialt in favor of Beckwith's Anti
Dyspeptic Pills, recently received at the Bookstore of
TURNER it HUGHES, No. 10 John street. New York,
near Broadway, where the medicine may always !>?? obtain?
ed fresh and good, direct from ihe proprietor.
XT Important communication to those afflicted with
Coughs, Colds, kc :
Gents?Last fall and the early part of this spring, I was
very low with a severe.cold, which had settled upon my
lunt;-, which I was fearful would terminate in consumption,
but after using thr^e large packages, I was restored to my
former health. 1 would here mention I was so hoarse that
I could net be understood, but -n thrpe hours after using
your valuable preparation of Horehound Candy, I fell
trrr-at relief, and was enabled to speak sufficiently clear lo
be understood. Yours, respectfully,
W. S. CLAflK. Pilot Commissioner.
To Messrs. J. Pesst- kSnn, 45 Division-street
Agents?Rushton fc. Aspimvall, 10 Astor House, 110 Broad?
way and 80 William-street; Timpson, corner of Fulton and
William-streets; Sands, 79 Fulton-street and corner of
Broadway and Chambers-street; Hays, 131) Fulton-street,
Brooklyn. _
"More Humbug."?Humbug and deception have so pre?
judiced the most respectable part of the coinmunityasainst
'remedies, that, no matter how genuine an article may be,
the just exclamation is, on its its introduction, " more hum?
bug." But such is not the case with Sir Astley Cooper's
C(.rn Salve. Physicians unite with hundreds in the opinion
that this is a specific for Corns. Sold and warranted at
most of tin Drug stores and most respectable shoe stores in
this city und throughout the country.
17" One Thousand Dollars?An Advertisement head?
ed" An u xtraordinary Ca>e," (which statement can be seen
at the st.. a of Mr. Burger.SO Cortlandt-street.) having been
inserted in several of tUe city papers, and as 1 understand the
truth of the matter has beea questioned, therefore I offer to
bear any gentleman's expenses to this city, convey him to*]
the resident e of the person,pay him two dollars per day for
his time, and give him one thousand dollars, if he will prove
any matt ' part of the statement to be untrue. Any per?
son desirous of testing this matter can, by calling on Mr.
Burner, r ceive satisfactory evidence that the money will
be readv. \ would here fake occasion to suite, that the
truth of thi statements of cures pet formed by Bristol's Sar?
sapariila .'an be substantiated in every instance. The pub?
lic will not confound this article with the many articles of
Sarsnnaril'a advertised. C. C. BRISTOL,
jySv, lm _ (2) _ Buffalo.
X?' The following recommendationof a popular medi?
cine, is published for the information of those whom it may
interest. New-York, July 12, lfc>42.
Mr. Searing? Sir? Upon the recommendation of my
physician. I commenced, about three weeks since, to take
your Restorative Cordial as a remedy for Dyspepsia,
with which cemplaint I have been for some time affected?
and I think it mv duty to state that I have leund it ex?
tremely beneficial in my particular case. Before the use
of your mt licine my digestive organs were mien torpid
and inactivj; and this state of things occasioned a frequent
suspension of the action of the heart, one ef the most death?
like feelings with which a mortal can be visited. Youi
Cordial seems to have been precisely the kind of stomachic
that I required: it has warmed and excited those organs,
and imparted to them a proper tone and vigor of action.?
Previous to its use I could not eat many things which I now
take with impunity. I especially mention raspberries and
currants. 1 have not yet taken two botilesof it.
Yourob't serv't. JAS. SMITH,
Counsellor at Law, No. 4 Wall-st.
Sold at476 Broadway. jy8 lmis
Price 12j Cents!
O" Original American IVovel?Second Edition.
?So rapid has Ueen the sale of the original Novel pubbshed
by ns, entitled "Abel Parsons," that a new edition has been
issued, which can b* had at the office 30 Ann street, at 12$
cents each. It is a taleol the Great Fire in New-York, and
the characters drawn from real life. It possesses the most
thrilling interest. Sent by mail at newspaper postage?
ei?ht copie? for $1, post pauk_au3 2t?t
XTThe United Tristanen, Their liives and
Tisues. by Dr. R R. Madden.?This excellent historical
work is published in thre extra numbers of the New World,
and is for sale at the office 30 Ann streer. It is replele with
the most interesting information, and gives to the world many
valuable documents now for the first time brought to li^ht.
It outjht to be in the hands of every' lover of Ireland and
and friend of liberty in the United States. Price 25 cents
single?five copies for $1. To booksellers and agenu?
throughout the country $15 pgr hundred. auS 2t
XT Itlorley Ernntcin.?Copies of James's last Novel
can be had at 30 Aan -treeL Price 18j cents. au3 2t
XT " Lottery of Life^'-This popular Novel by
the Conntess of BlessingtOU, is for sale at ihe New World
office, 30 Ann street. Price 12j cents. auS 2t
XT Fifteenth Annual Fair of theAineri
can Institute of the City of New-York, AT
NIBLO?S GARDEN, 10TH OCTOBER NEXT.?This
magnificent exhibition of the Products ot the Farm, the
Garden, and the Orchard; of Cattle, Horses, Sheep and
Swine, Boot*, Grain,kc.; ofnew Labor-Saving Instruments
aud Machinery, Agricultural and others, stationary and
propelled by 'team: of the Fabrics of the Factories and
work, shovs, and all the varieties of art and invention, will
open as above During the first and second week there
will be n National Convention, v Ploughiag Exhibition, a
Nautical Exhibitien of Life Preserving Inventions, a Sub
Manne Explosion, Pyrotechnia Experiments, kc. In addi?
tion to the Anniversary Address, the Address at the plough?
ing, and the closing address, there will also be during the
Fair.eveninr Addresses. Some of the most distinguished
statesmen and orators of the nation have been invited for
the above purposes. The friends of American Industry and
Improv-ments are called upon to aid in carrying out this
greai national celebration of Industry and Art.
The d*ys for receiving articles generally are Friday and
Saturday, 7th and 8thof October. For Ploughing Match,
Cattle, kc; fresh Flowers, itc. see the Agricultural Circular,
show bills, kc. _ _ au31w
Xj" To Steamboat Agent*.?Steamboat Bills
printed at the office of the Ruggles Engine, S4 Ann street,
at .?h?rt notice, and warranted at lower prices than at any
other prin?ns office in the city Those who have use for
bili> da? y or occasionally, will make considerable saving by
apply if., as above. _____au33tis
iO" The Broadway Washington Temper?
ance Society will bold an interesting meeting This
(Wednesday) Evening at their Room in Concert Hall, No.
40t< Broadway. Good speaking and first rate singing raav
be expected. LEBBEUS CH APMAN, Scc'ry. auS if'
XT Dentistry .'?ALFRED WILSON, Surgical and
Mechanical Dentist, of 79 Chambers st. would respectfully
inform his friends and patrons, especially those that called
when be/was abseir., that he has returned from the country,
and in u?w prepared to perform all operations appertaining
i* the Science ot dentistry as usual. N B?Prices to suit tho
times. - -~ _ aui It*
XT I? ?arder* Wanted .-A few respectable board
ers wanted at 39 W'alker-street, near Broadway. jy2 lm?
IT (Rood Board and peasant Rooms can be obtained
at No. 21 Cliff-st (2) jcl7tf
XT Photographic l,ikeneaoe?, hy an improved
Daguerreotype process, by M. D. VAN LOAN, corner ol
Chambers-street and Broadway. (8) jyl8 lm
MONE YJVIARKE T,
Sale* at the Stack Sxchange, An;. 3.
50 Del it Had.OOd 8Ij) 25 Harlem.15}
25 Farmers'Loan. 1S|!100 do.15*
50 do. lajj 50 do.bSOd 14j
25 do.c<isb ISjtjloo do.cash 15*
25 Mohawk R.rash 33?l 50 Canion Co.19$
second BOARD.
No sales.
Commercial and .'lone;- ITS a tiers.
TCFSDAY P. M.
The transactions at the Board to-day wer?: very limited,
and at the Second Board net a sale was made. Mohawk
improved r and Harlem declined f. Theresa just now very
little excitement in this stock, but judging: from the mutter?
ing* of some of die brokers, tbe bean are sleeping over a
mine. Canton was a little lower. Delaware and Hud?
son frold at 31$, s. ?8 days.
The principal sales at the Board which were limited wer?
of New-York stocks. Tbe rate* were about as before
quoted. Ki-ntucky -old at 77}, a decline of i per cent.?
There was not much inclination to operate in State stocks.
The sales were:
$1,000 N. Y.7*. 181').lOOJj $500 IST. Y. 3s, 1553. SI
$1,000 N. Y.Gs, 1862.91 l$2,000 Kentucky Bonds.. 77J
The City Fire Iiisurr.rice Company has declared a semi?
annual dividend of Fiv? and made aH extra dividend of
Three per cent, payable 10th inst
Thc Cheruical Bank has declared a dividend of Three
per cent, payable 8th insu
The Jefferson Insurance Company has dcclnrcd a divi
dead of Sevea per cpnt.
Nothing doing in Foreign Exchange and rates norninally
at 61 a 6; for sterling and 512$ a 5.40 for francs.
Tbe Inland Exchange easiness is very quiet. There is
no material change in rates excepting on Mobile, on which
sales have been to-day at 40 .Usr.ount, which is 3 per cent,
improvement. On other branches the rate is 32 a 33 per cent
discount.
Treasury Notes are heavy at par and J discount.
Mr. Samuel Jaudon we notice has become a fixture in
in Wall street.
One dollar notes of the Eagle Bank of Boston altered to
c,n? have been some time in circulation in Boston. In the
genuine bills the figures 50 are on two of the corners and
the letter L on the other two corners. In the counterfeit
the figures 50 are on all the four corners.
SALES or STOCKS AT EOSTON.
25 shares Boston and Worcester Railroad, Si per ct adv.
30 do Boston and Worcester Railroad, C2per cent.
15 do Westerh Railroad. 86 per cenL
20 do Boston and Maine Railroad, entitled to cash divi?
dend, 81$ per cent.
10 do New-England Bank, 951 per CCNt.
20 do Charlesiown Branch Railroad, SO per cent
10 do City Marine Insurance Co. $30 per share.
The Pennsylvania State interest of course was not paid
yesterday.
The Madison and Indianapolis Railroad from the Depot
at Griffith's to Columbus, says the Indiana Journal, has been
let at a cost of about $70,000. The iron for the track, kc.
will require a further outlay of $100,000. Cars will be run?
ning to Columbus *arly this winter. It is tbourht the road
will, after this, be completed to Indianapolis without much
difficulty.
At Charleston there is almost a perfect quiet in the Ex?
change market. On New-York the rate is 1 per cent, for
sight hills.
The Richmond Compiler gives the following contrast.?
The official statement of Ihe Banks of Maine exhibits a cir?
culation ol.$1,232,245 00
With a stock - f sold and silver of.184,041 39
And yet these banks pay tpscie without any distrust on the
part ol the public.
The circulation of the banks of N'irginia is about$6,000,000
An<t their >pecie i'bout.2,000,000
And such i? the effect of faith, that some doubt the ability of
oar banks to maintain specie payments.
State of the Farmers" Bank of Virginia, including the
Brunches, on the 1st July, 18-12:
1st Jnlv, 1812. 1st July, 1841.
Debt outstanding.4,465,652 55 5,030,831 49
Sterling Bills.53,287 32 41,517 72
Slocks.115,879 00 103,455 00
Loan to Commonwealth of Va.74,000 00 70,000 00
Specie?in coin.732,750 26
Treasurv Note*..29,606 49....812,356 72 677.530 04
Notes of other hanks.228,694 02 143,635 71
Real Estate.217,695 07 204,633 70
Ba'ik notes stolen from office at
Danville,included incirculation..72,135 00]
In transitu between Mother Bank
and Branches.1,358 03
Total.$6,047,017 71 $6,231,653 66
1st July, 1842. 1st Julv, 1841.
Capital Stock.2,668,325 00 2,690',525 00
Notes in circulation.2,152,048 50 2,339,015 00
Individual depssites.874,695 18 916.209 41
Duo other banks.33,031 28 61,741 03
Contingent fund.89,901 31
New surplus do.163.932 00...203,883 31 173,520 85
Profits ot the Institution.115,034 44 113,589 17
In transitu between Mother Bank
and Branches. 16.553 20
Total.$67047,017 71 $8,281,653 66
market*.
ASHES?There is a good demand for Pearls at 5 62$. but
holders generally ask 5 75. About 30 barrels scki at 562$ a
5 69 Pols 5 25. with few or no sales.
COTTON?The transactions to-day embraee about 500
bales. The foreign news has as yet had no effect upon this
market.
FLOUR?The market has seldom been so dull as it has
been to-day. The receipts although small yesterday were
even larger than the demand. The market is heavy. Gen
esee is held ai $6 00, but sales hate been made at 3 94, and
one sale is reported as low as 6 87$. Small sales Troy at 6
00; 500 barrels Ohio round hoop for West Indies at 5 81}.?
Flat Ohio and Michigan at 5 87$ a 5 94. Southern is dull
150 bbls Georgetown sold for sliipment at 6 12$, time and
inierest
GRA1N?There is rather more doing in Grain, although
all description* are heavy. Sales 1500 bushels Illinois Wheat
at 126 for milling and 400 bushels new Virginia, inferior, on
private terms. One or two lots are still on the market.?
sales 2000 bushels Jersey Corn at 60c meas; 1200 North Riv?
er at 61c; 3000 Ohio Canal at 55$ c a 56c weight, delivered;
1300 do New-Orleans at 55c ai the ship; a small parcel Ma?
ryland sold at 55c meas. Sales 300 bushels Rye to arrive at
66c, and 800 bushels here nt C8c A lot of prime Illinois Oats,
1500 bushels, sold at 29c. Canal are 30 a 31?River at 26 a
28 cents.
IT New Naval Tnle.-TIIE CAPTAIN'S WIFE,
by ?tbe author of ' Cavendish,* 'The Flying Dutchman,'
? Naval Surgeon,'' Tort Admiral,' kc. ice. This is a touch?
ing story of humble life, showing what strict integrity and
indomitable industry, combined with almost unlimited am?
bition may do for a man. We doubt uot it will prove to be
the most popular work of its highly gifted author. It will
be published in a
DOUBLE BROTHER JONATHAN,
TR1S MORNING.
Price 12* cent*, or 10 copies for $1. The usual discount
to newsmen. WILSON k COMPANY, Publishers,
au22 162 Nassau-street, New-York.
ID" Just Pablished-No. 1 of the LIFE AND
SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY. Subscriptions received
at the Office of the New-York Tribune, and by the Pub?
lisher, No. 68 Barclay-street. Price One Shilling per num
bor. ? _ au22l
XT For Sale.?A Whig Newspaper, in one of the
most populous villages on the Hudron River. Subscription
good? advertising excellent?job priming valuable. A
practical printer would find it a lucrative investment. The
only reason of the proprietor for wishing to dispose of the
establishment is the state of bis health, which requires a
wore active occupation. Terms cash. For particulars in?
quire of IL GREELEY, Editor of New-York Tribune
jy29 lwdtfw_
CD" Four Dollar Hat?.?WARNOCK, 170Broad?
way, invites the nttention ot j-entlemeu to a superior black
Hat at the moderate price of Four Do.lars. This quality of
hat is particularly commended to the ecouomist as an article
possessing largely the essentials of the most cosily, and pre?
pared with all the neatness and external finish of his first
quality. _ jyll MWkSistf
O' Wanted to borrow, the sum of $600 on a drst mart
gage of a fertile and productive Farm, of 160 acrei in Erii
Co., Pa., now under good cultivation, and worth at least
$2,000. The advertiser has an unencumbered warrantee
deed direct Iroru tbe State, and will pay any reasonable
rate for the loan, repaying it in four annual payments, or
all at the end of three years, as may be preferred. Inquire
Of the Editor of the Tribune, who is well acquainted with
the advertiser and bis premises. U
r?'ft on rand's Hair"Eradicating Powder.
Gouraud's Freckle and Piraple Lodon.
Gocraup's Vegetable Liquid Rouge.
Gocracd's Vegetable Face Powder.
At Original Office, 67 Walker-st., 1 door Irom Broadway
jy!5 lmis_ _
CD* Spencer's Imitation ITIoIcskin Rat.?
This popular article is commended to the public as pecu?
liarly desirable, at the present time, for its economy. For
elegance and durability, it competes saccesefully with the
most costly Hats worn." Price $3 25. SPENCER,
al6 tf Fashionable Halter, No. 245 Broadway.
TT New Botanical Text Book.-The Botani?
cal Text-Book for Colleges, Schools, and Private Students,
comprising, . . _, . , ,
Part L An introduction to Structaral and Physiological
Botany. . _ . .
Pan 11. The principles of Systematic Botany; with an
account of the chief natural families of the veeetable king?
dom, and notices of die principal officinal or o?ierwise use?
ful plants. Illustrated with numerous engravings on wood.
By Asa Grav, M. D. Fisher, Professor of Natural History
in Harvard Universitv. Lc. Just pub?*h>d ami for sale by
jy20 (2) DAYTON t NEWMAN, 199Broadway.
ID* To Printers.?A Prmiing-Office suitable for
newspaper, Wook and job work, incljding presses, type,
kc. for sale at a bargain, in this city- The location is ex?
cellent, and the entire cost not over $3,500. Payment may
be made in work. Address ? Box 125,' Park Post-Office.
jyll lm
ET Sewers and Vaults made of Hydraulic Lime
mortar will l>e as strong and durable as it made of the ben
Hydraulic Cement, at much saving of time and but one
fourth of the expense. Hvdraalic Lime costs but about
one-hall* and will make twice as much mortar as the Hydrau?
lic cement (2) jel? It tf
CD* The Life and Speeches of BLsnry Clay,
No. 1?prico 12$ cents?for sale at tbe office ot Tbe Tribuue.
Agents supplied at |i per dozen.
Passengera Arrived
In ihe steanuhip Coinrub'.a, from Liverpool for Halifax?
Jno Peters, Mrs Peters, Miss Frters am: lemale servant,Ma?
jor French and servant. Lie olJackion: Mr HatSeld,
Rev Alex McLean, Mr Walker. Ja? Jul ii?on
From Liverpool for Boston? J W Stacy, ladv and child,
Sir Wbitmarsh and lady, Miss Kinsley, H S Pollard. 11 u
Scbainacba; G H Booth, Addonead Gemme II, David Rell
hoase, McEwen, Spence. Lyons, HernhaB, Talhot J.. ig?,
Sulky, Vassar, Model. Bucklev, C Wild. J Leon Wood, C I
Blackett, 23d Fus; Ja> Owen, MaffaL, J W Rowland.
From Halifax, for Boston?W M Hoffman, Hal-ted, Eck
ley. Dexter G Dexter. F Codrnan, Coburn, Franklin, Adam,
Itatcfciffe, Sibbaid, J F Ma'oncy.
In tie sbip Snttou. from Charleston?A H Brown and
lady, Mrs A D Manrv and family, F Bobbins, and lady, J S
Beach and lady. W'j Goyer and sun, H B Booaetborn, J
Wells, J Noble, 0 SN; E Garnago, G M Law ton. C H
Hall and M Whiting.
Passnengcr* Soiled
In "the steamship Acadia, from Boston for Liverpool -
Wm Schroder, of Porto Rico; F Fesca, H .1 Bovine, of La
guira ; Wm Phern, New Orleans; Beej Thomas. Ei.glaud;
J II Elmer. J Forbes, W H Havei.s, L E .Mcntauder. New
Orleans; V Bishop, jr. New-York; B lngbam.jr,Sicily;
CaplDH Freeman. New-York ; J T Bovle, <io; L Mou
trop, Baltimore; Fernando Vaile, Antonio Valle. Pablo
Venga Valle, Mexico; Mr P Lod.lv. New-York ; Mr Pol?
lock, Virginia; Geo Oottscbalk, New Orleans; James Don?
ald;Jacmel, West Indies: MrLubling of Alaunxas; Mr H
Coota, London; Mr Schneider, Mrs Schneider, England;
S W Tobey, Sondern; Mr Grefetlhs, France; John More
land, Boston; L Murai. Bordentown, New Jersey ; Rode?
rick, Miley, Ireland.
For Halifax?Dr Sacstead and lady, Master Sunstead,
Mis' Sunstead, and Alex Davidson of Halifax ; Lienl West?
ern and lady of II B M *<:ip IliasUioos; MMcEvers, lady
and two daughters, and Mrs John Tremain of New-York;
Charles k Hamilton and lady of New Orleans; Messn
Llojd and Dundasof England ;' Cap;s Lawrence and Beres
ford of Rifle Brigade?13.
In the packet ship Europe, sailed for Liverpool?W
Hohnes,Esq. England; Capt Hancock 70th regiment B A;
Lieut E F Edwards 74th regiment B A; TS Lane, B A;
and R WMackeckine, 6 A,of Canada; Miss E Laien, Mr
Moulle and Mr E S .Morrow of New-York.
MARLNI^JClURNAL.
FORT TJT NETv-Y?1ik7 AUG 1ST 3, IcUl
MINIATURE ALMANAC.?THIS DAT
the SC? I the moon IFCILSEA
Rises 4 .'>7 I Sets 7 3 j Morn 1 16 i Morn 9 11?; 5 44
Latest Dates.
London.Julv IOihavre .fu!y 17
liverfosl.JulV 19INEW-okleans.Jjfv 24
cleared yesterday.
^Ships Ontario, Bradish, London. Grinnell, Minturn i. Co;
James Edward, Howard, Turks Hand, Jas O Ward; Adi?
rondack, HackstarT, Liverpool, Geo Mrimble.
Bark Gen Harrison, Bou-h, Alexandria; Sicilian bark
Costa, Palermo and Naples, S Broom.
Brigs Carrin, Beecher. Marseilles, Fitch k Co; Br brig
Mercury. Dean, Kingsion, Ja. J Laurie.
Schrs Staunch, Upton. N Brunswick, NJ, Centre k Co;
Mary Walker, Davis, Matagorda, Texas.
arrived yesterday.
Ship Virginia, Allen, 38 ds fin Liverpool, mdr.e lo Robt
K?rmit?250 passengers.
Ship Sea Delano, tin Liverpool 16t.ii June, mdz* to J it B
Murray.
Sbip Harvest, Welsh, fin Antwerp 7th June, mdze to S
Brom k Co.
Ship Sutton, Ellery,3 ds fm Charleston, cotton to G Sut
toru
Bark Weskeag, JSpaulding, 49 ds frn Bordeuax, wine to
Lajuse and Bouiuguet.
Brig Sybil, Edwards, 21 ds fin Havana via Newport, mo?
lasses, kc to order.
Sehr Andromeda, Runder, Luber, plaster, to Smith ^
Boynton.
Sehr Abbot Lawrence, Baker, Boston, mdze to E Ste?
vens.
Sehr Republic, Brown,- CalaL-, lumber to Smith k Boyn?
ton.
BELOW?1 ship and brig. Wind light, N N W.
Department of State, July 15.
Information has been officially received by this Depart
tnent, that from and after the first r-lay of the present month,
the two smal beacon lights on the fort of lie Pelee, near
Cherburg, are removed; and their place is supplied by a
single fixed light, visible at the distance of nine sea miles.
The new light is in lot 49 deg 40 min and 16 sec N, and long
3 deg 55 mm 15 sec W from Paris, er 1 deg 35 min W from
Greenwich. It is distant 2,350 yards from the repeating
light of the Central fort, which bears from it N 82 W; and
5,006 yards from the fixed light of the fort of Querc;u'iviile
which'bears S 87 W from the Central tort.
T ' D?morrnt!c C'luy Club of the Eighth
Ward.?The Monthly Meeting of this Club will be held
on Wednesday Evening, 3d inst- at 2 o'clock at the Howard
House.
Every friend of " Harry of the West " .in the Ward is in?
vited to attend. WILLIAM H. SWEET, President
Geo. B. Rollins,
G. G. Stacy,
Ezra Smith,
Robert Honey,
Jkreeiah Cooper,
Geo. A. Steele,
Isaac: W. Concklin,
Thos. Creiohton, Vice-Presidents.
Chari.es W. Ward, ( sp..rpl:,ri,,s
Theodore Kellet, S o^jetaries. a2 2tis
SJT To Travelers.?GenUcmen viiiunr this Cuv are
respectfully invited lo stop at the GRAHAM HOUSE, 63
Barclay-street, where a quiet home, pleasant rooms, clean
beds, wholesome food, a no on atmr?s*n???-,c nnpoisoned by
alcohol or tobacco, await their acceptance. Those who be?
lieve it impossible lo livr m a rigidly temperate and purely
Vegetable Dit t without severe privation are requested tr,
give it one trial. The house is very convenient to the busi?
ness part of the City and to all the Steamboat Landings.?
Terms moderate. Gentlemen visiting the City with a pan
of their Fnmilies will find such a home vastly more agreea?
ble than a Hotel. Shower-Bains free. j>19 tf
O* Gray's Agriculture.?Elements of Scientific
and Practical Agriculture, >r the application of Biology,
Geology- and Chemistry to Agriculture and Horticulture,
intended as a Text-Book for Farmers and Students in Agri?
culture, by Alonzo Grry, A. M., author of Elements of
Chemistry, etc.
" We hail ihe appearance of this work as not only useful to
the public, but in its execution honorable to the country.?
For real utility to the agricultural interest, the volume be?
fore us is unrivaled by any of the numerous European pub?
lications on the same ?ubjects. [Cultivator tor July.
Published by DAYTON it NEWMAN,
jy30 '.'_199 Broadway.
O" PARTICULAR NOTICE.?Those persons having
furniture of any description to dispose of, or who are break ?
ing up house-keeping, will find a ready sale fur any portion
or all of their goods, by sending their address, or calling
upon the subscriber. Goods to any umount purchased.
F. COLTON it CO.. 197 Chatram-s'.
At Private Sale?2 firstralo Piano Fortes, that will be sold
vtry low. _ffl dsn
D* Remember the Removal of the Real
Camphine Oil, Spirits and Improved Burner, to La
Fayette Hall, 597 Broadway, opposite Niblo's, ai prices re?
duced nearly 50 per cent. G. W. McCRED Y, Jr.
jy H lm (2)
O" ?i lltivator for August is received and ready
fordelivi ry. Subscribers will please call and take their
numbers. DAYTON k NEWMAN,
aul 199 Broadway.
MARRIED :
At Washingtonrille, N. Y., July 7, by the Rev. W. B.
Stone, Mr. William Smith, ofOneida county, N. Y.,t0 Miss
Mary T. Stow, of Washingtonrille.
On Monday. July 1, Mr. Jno. Garraghty to Miss Anne
Doughlerty, all of this city.
On Thursday evening, July 23, by the Rev. John John?
son, Mr. S. D. Smith to Miss Elnora Fotneringbame, daugh?
ter of Thomas Fotheringhame, all of this city.
DIED:
In Brooklyn, Jnly 31, William K., infant son of Rnr.som
and Lucy A. Warner of Schaehlicok. aged 1 year, 7 mouths
and 20 days. [Troy Whig and Troy Budget wiil please
copy the above.J
This lovely bud, so young and fair,
Called hence by early doom;
Just came lo show bow sweet a flower
In Paradise would bloom.
On Tuesday morning, August 2, Mary, daughter of John
H. Hoole, a^ed 4 months arid 2 days.
The friends ol the family are requested to attend her fu?
neral this afternoon at 4 o'clock, from the resilience of her
father in Forty-first-street near the Seventh-avenue.
On the evening of August 1. John Rathbone, Junior, in
die 6<th year of his nge.
Saturday, July 30, aftera lingering and painful illness of
several months, Miss A. A. Lounsherry, aged 19 years and
22 days. In life, modesty and virtue characterised her; in
sickness, fortitude and a pious resignation to the will of our
Divine Father; and in death Religion shed a h;do around
her, the lustre of which even the tomb could not Jim. In
life she was eeteemed and beloved by all that knew her:
and though death has taken from the midst of our circle one
that adorned and chastened it, yet he cannot take tbe mem?
ory of her out of our hearts, for there she shall continue to
live until we ourselves cram to e^Lst. This tribute from
one that knew her well.
July 29, while bathing in tbe North River near Newburg,
Lackey Reynolds, Esq., late of leb city.
?RITANNIA METAL WARE?Tea
Sets, Tea and Coffee Urns, Castors, Lamps, Di^h
Covers, Music Plates, Communion Tankards, Cups, Plates.
Baptismal Bowls, Coffin-Plates,kc kc, manufactured bom
refined rolled metal by Messrs. Reedi: Barton,of Taunton,
Mass., and warrantea superior to any other manufactured
in this country and equal lo anv imported?for sale by their
only agent m this city, *N W1THERELL, Jr.
au3 94 John-street.
1YTEW-ENGLAND SCREWS.?A gen
_L 1 era! assortment for sale bv their agent,
au3 N W1THERELL, Jr, 94 Joba-si.
? EWS.?On hand the larjreat and best
assortment jf Steel Pens, which wdl be ?old lower than
any other bouse in the United Stau?.
DAVID FELT fc CO, Stationers Hall,
au3 245 Pearl street, and 34 Wall st.
INFALLIBLE !?No Cure, no Pay! Fly
killing Paper kilLs'rlies isstandy.and sells for 3cts. a sheeL
Fly Poison kills flies and cockroaches.
Bedbug Poison kills them after one appbeatiou.
Ant Poison kills the red, black and white ants.
Travelers'Comfort, keeping from your body, fleas, mos
ehitoes in bed, or sporting and fishing.
Caterpillars and Butterflies destroyed by tbe Compound
Cben?ical Whale Oil Soap.
Flea Poison, on men and dogs, cars, cattle and chickeus.
Prison for flies on horses, and to prevent Uieir attack for
he whole season.
All the above warranted and so Id cheap by
Dr. LEWIS FEUCHT WANGER,
No. 1 Wali-street. near Broadway,
Manufacturer ef Copaivi Capsules, of tbe best quality,
and with Spanish and French directions; Lunar Caastic,
Chloride ot Soda, Spirits of Nitre, Ammonia. Ether, Da?
guerreotype Chemicals, Diamond Cement; deals in Leeches,
Platina, Dentists' Gold and Mineral Teeth, genuine Harlem
Od, Glass Syringes, kc jy28a Im
By F. Colton k Co.
Puy r. v ??...? ? * v.u. _
?B DC ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
?On FRIDAY. Sib, at 10$ o'clock, a: the tfore'197
Chatham Square, a large and gcneial a-ssortmeut of Fur?
niture, suchns Bureaus, Tab.-s, B<.:?:c.;ds, Chairs Looking
Glasses, Carpets, Br<ts and Beddings Ciecfcery and Glass
Ware. S:i?er Ware, Jcwtiry, ChestsofXlotliia&.TraakSi
kc. itc. ?u2 4t*
By F. Coitoa & Co.
f\y WEDNESDAY, 3d inst, at 10 1-2
V-/ o'clock, at No 21 CaiLartHe-street. the f'urnitnre of
the hou?e. ennsistinr of every article for lioa-st-keeuins.
?ach a* Bureaus, Tables, Chairs with Curl Maple and Rush
Seat?. Beda and Bcdsiettd?, Carpets, Lookhig-Glasses, o?e
Sofa. Mantel Ornament*. Crockerv ami Glass Warp, to?
gether witli the Kitcbcn Fnralturc. au2 -t*
By P. Cotton i. Co.
PDBLIG ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
- On Till RSDAY, August 4th. at 10 o'clock, at the
tbotot" Pike-street, Ji Pump Logs, and at U o'clock. 27 /to,
a: the foot of Twenivsevei.th-st, North Riv,T. au2 St*
TT7 ILDE RvS~I^rfE N TS A L A M A N -
? T dbb SAFES.?These safes are a perfect non-con
duetar to heat, -nd cannot t?e destroyed, nor their contents
' i" ? i v a,iy ordinary tire, as numerous trials have proved,
a-.-, .ir" also proof against burglars, being well secured by
the most celebrated patent locks now- m use. a large as?
sortment, of various ?ixe?, constantly on hand, and for saieby
Ml.AS C. IIKBRING, Agent, No. 133 Water-st
Also, as abovej an assortment of secend'hand Iron Chests
(made bj dtnerent manutactnrers) with good locks, suitable
to protect i late Jewelry, and other valuables against thieves,
fc>r salt at frbin V to tki per cent below the first cost. au2t>t
RT)B VAVV MEKR V 'S M?S BUH, for
August, 1342.
CONTENTS.
Pbe ?-' use of Touch ; Merry's Adventures ; Sketches cf
the Mi ?'s, cu-foius, i:c. ot" American Indians; Fight be
M\t-i. i? aa?? ?:; mtoniniu. Deatho;'Tecum?eh ; 'That
thing t cannot d- a Tragedy in the Woods; Fr??;:.*;
Skeletonol a Bird ; Tne Siberian Sable-Hunter; Walled
Chies ; B^l.? ; .\ Mother's Affection; Voyages, Travels,
ami Experiences of Thomas Trotterj Leiteis iVcm Curres
poildml? ; Puzzles, lie
The mbtcribera have made arrangements to sapply the
trails with all the various periodicals of the day at the [On -
?ist rare?. All who send orders from the country will be
supplied with the greatest promptness
BRADBURY", SODEN It TO.,
au3 J 27 Nassau-si. N. Y. and It) SchoOWst. Boston.
DISSOLUTION.?The Co-partnwship
heretofore existing under the name of ARTHUR
T.vPP.AN i Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent?
Mr. Arthur Tappanreiii-S front the firm.
The nrliiirs of the late Co-partnership will be settled by
the remaining partners, who will continue the business ai
the same place under the name of ALFRED EDWARDS
.t co.
.New-York. August 1.1842.
arthur tap pan,
alfred edwards,
wm. e. whiting;
an3 It ELLSWORTH CHESEBROUGH.
4 LFRED" EDWARW~&r~CO., 12->
Am, Pearbstreeti offer for ?a!e a complete assortment of
Fancy and Staple Silk Goods of every description : M?ns
seltne de Laines. Shawls, Gloves, Laces, Stocks [Millinery
and Straw (roods, lor rash and acceptances, all of which
they intend shnli be at the 16 vest market prices. au3 It
PRIVAT!'/ LESSONS arc given at~2n
Be-kman ?treet in Reading and Writing?also in the
higher branches of English, with French, Latin and Piano
F:>rlr music
The primary abjectls to give a respectable class of fe?
males, who have not had early opportunities to acquire an
education; the privilege of so doing, without attending a
public seminary.
Hour- from nine in the morning to nine in the evening as
may he?t suit the pupils. a2 1 w
AMERICAN Ml SElTM^tT^r^len^
CORNER op BRAODWAY AND ANN-STREET.
Opposite Si. Paul's Church, Broadway.? P. t. Barm'M,
Manager.?Increased Novelties ?Mr. WINCHELL, tlieun
rivaled comic dr dierist w hit LOCK and DIAMOND in
th< ir B?ujo Extravaganens. The wonderful GIPSY GIRL
can be privately consulted asan oracle throughout the day,
without extra charge The Model of the. city of DUB?
lin. old and YOUNG NICK, in which Mr. Winchell
sustains six characters. a splendid drop CURTAIN;
representing ' Byron's Dream,' painted by Mr. Oscar F.
aI my. a native 'artist. Experiments in ANIMAL MAG
NETISM! M;ss ROSALIE, the peculiar Vocalist; the
ALBINO LADY; Fixv GLASS BLOWING and Grand
Cosmoratna. BAfLLOON ASSENS10NS every night at
ten o'clock. Day performance - every Wednesday ami Sat?
in day afternoons at 4 o'clock. Day visiters admitted free
in the evening.
Admission to the whole, Museum, Garden and entertain?
ments, 2) rents. Children halt price.
WANTED?A situation by an Eng?
lish Gardener, perfectly understands his business
in every branch, or the care oi horses. Relcrs to last em?
ployers. Apply at the Temperance Office, 77 Nassau-st
H?3 If_
W"XOTS~E"MIjLOYMENT.?Coach,
men, Grooms, Botlers, Mechanic* of all descrip?
tions, and Far.. r? at tkc Temperance Office, 77 Nassau.
Men lor any employment fureisbed gratis, at this otilce? for
female servants the usual fee. Employers would avoid
raui'h irouhle by procuring their domestics from this office
as ike character of the seivant is strictly investigated. Re?
ferences ex-President M utm Van Bureu, Hon. Beuj. f.
Butler. Rev. E. m. Johnson, Pastor St. John's Church,
Brooklyn. Basement of 77 Nassau-sL au3 It"
W~ANT PLACES?A liTce^iericliti
Girl, ajred 16, very neat, lived 3 years in last em?
ploy?iinne but a respectable family may apply ; 2 English
Girls for any kind ol hoose'vork, thorough servants; 1 nice
Welsh Girl, 21 yaars of age, good servant for light work ;
? Protestant Irish Girls, good servants. 23 for general
bouse work Apply at the Temperance otiice, 77 Nassau
st., near John, in basement. aud Ii*
WANTED.?Housekeepers can have
good girls for low wages who lived years in their
last places. Apply at S.3fi Broadway, above Spring St No
charge for help atthut office, and good belp always on band.
Families please call. t. ELLIOTT, Proprietor,
nl 3l MWfcF?
WANTED?By a Canadian, a situa?
tion as Porter in a store, or Coachman in a private
family. The best reconimenda?ons as to character and ca?
pacities can be given. Please address J J. at this office, or
tili Courtland-street._jygj oV
T7f7"ANTED?50 enterprising young men
v v ? Americans? to go en whaling voyages, in first
class vessels To young men of ^on-l habits the above is a
very desirable opportunity. All clothing and other neces?
sary articles iura ished on the credit of the voyage. For
further information apply to wm. L?CKEY It CO.,Ship?
ping Agents, my Simth-street, up stairs. jy27 Im'*
"Vu7"ANTED?-Ten or twelve active, in
t t telliu'enl men to procure subscribers m the country
for the popular periodicals of the day. Men who have been
engaged in teaching and literary pursuits wiU be preferred.
No foreigners need apply. Undoubted testimonials of cha?
racter will be required.
BRADBURY, SOD EN k Co. 127 Nassaus!. N. Y.,
jela if and 10 School-sL Boston
TO: NEWSPAPER Establishments.?
The advertiser, a young married man. is fb?rous of
procuring a situation in a Newspaper Establishment as a
Wrapper Writer or Packer. A part of his time is already
employed in mis business. He is aswift Penman, and Ins
object will be,by care and attention, 10 give satisfaction.?
Please address B. t., Tribune Office. au3 2t
H~0USE K EEPER VVANTED~?"rc7
pectable middle aged woman of good education and
without inenmbrance; and who is healthy and active and a
thorough housekeeper, and perleelly qualified to tak? the
entire charge of a srnaU family?a memVer of ihe Presby Do?
rian church would be preferred. Apply at No. 26 Pinr-st.,
at from !) to 10 A. m. au2 3t*
S~1^"E?TYPE FOUNDER Wanted?
_ An '-xperiened hand fully competent to work at all
brauche? of-the business. Apply to
aal Sr* wm. HAGAR kCO. 74 Fnlton-sL
TO JEWELERS ?A Workshop No. 5
Eltzabetb-slreet, suitable tor a ieweler, with furnace,
to rent cheap. Imjuire on t>ie premises, or at 9o Allen
street jy23 Iw*"
PEW in Ascension Church for sale.?
Pew No. 13 on the ground floor, in the body of the
Church. Apply at No. 7S SouUi-street jel4
MONEY TO LOAN.?Temporary ad
vances mad*J upon most descriptions of saleable per?
sonal property, uondi, ruercluindixe, Ice Apply at 3d John
street, corner of Na ??au-sirt et, office No. I) 3d storv. Open
from 10 a. M. t:ll 2 P. m._._ ao3 lw?
BOARD IN GL?A few singie'Gentlemen
can otitain fioard with single rooms, at 55 Franklin-st.
between Broadway and Elm-?t Tenns from $4 to $5.
ao2 Jw"_
BOARDElTslVANTED in a Private
Family, or where there are bat few l>oarders? two or
thrre respectable yonhg men in a genteel house?rooms for
nisbed or unfurnishf 1. Price low to suit the times. Refer?
ence required. Apply No. 9 Dover-st., a few doors from
Franklin-Squar?. jy 19 2w*
B~?J7\RDINGT?Very desirable RoomT,
just vacated, with good hoard, in a private family,
can be obtained on reasonable t^rms, by applying at No 106
Hudson-street, near Sr. Joi n's Park. jylS tf
HOTELS, Steamboats and Families
supphs?i with good servants at HotsotPs Otrice, 560^
! Pear!--treel- W'aterintr place* supplied with Cooks, Wait
I ers. Cbitmbtmnaids- and male and femele servants of all
j kinds. 19tf ?
JOHN MeCAHE &~C??S~Intellige?ce
Office,39Nassan-tk ItErKitENCES?Hon. m. II. Grin
nell.H. Brevort. Ei; W. Irving. Prof. Renwick. n'i t;"
WATCHES AND JEWELRY very
iow.?The subscriber is selling all descriptions ol
?rold and silv?r lever, anchor, escapement, lepine aud verge
j Wntches, Diamon<l flisgs, P1115, Gold Pencils, Keys, fcc at
; retail, lower than at any other place m the city. Gold
' Wnfcches ?s low as 3*Vto 40 dollars each. Watches a?d Jew
? iry exciianged or bought
Ali watcbrs warranted to keen rood time or the money
retanied. G. C. ALLEN,
Imp-irter of Watches and'Jewrlrr, wholesale and retail, V:
w,;i grreet. no ?air?. _<l*'
MLOTS & IMPROVED GROUNDS
FOR SALE.?House with from 20 to 30 acres: .1 1
trotn 1 to 3 acres ; House, Stable, itc. with 14 acres, nearly
all improved. Also, suitable Grounds lor Country Seats, in
quantities to suit purchasers. The foregoing are situated at
B?;reen Neck, in New Jersey, only 3 indes from Jersey City,
and the lands orT-red for sale, for beauty of prospect and i>>
lility of soil,are not Turpassed in the country A full vie?v
is presented of die city, harbor and bay of New-York,
which cannot be surpassed. Also, a Lot of Groand with
House and Shop at Bergen FiTi; Corners. Apply to T. B.
WAKE MAN, at the Reoositorv of the Americas Institute.
auSlw
AUCTION
r r> . ?rf?s,lt Richards. Auctioneer.
Y BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT,
?rrT?r,iVS?on" m B">?'rw*v.
rl r?5DAT, Augu>t, and following days.
1 ba of. ^Ai.B.-Tfcr next regu!ar Trade Sale will torn
aence tl l rr- above date. It will be conducted under the
ame re-a ?uor-s nnd under the direction cfthe Committee
* the Traue. ir? lierrtofore. Consignments of Books, Sta
loncry. Stereotype Plate* and any other articles connected
vitb the Book Trade, are roprcu'uHy ?olicited. The in
oir should he? furnished \y uV l5ibo:"Jaly. when the
Catalogue will be put to press. Liberal cash advance wil
?e made on receipt of goods.
At Private Sa?e?The fodowing vaaiable Stereotype
'latrs ?ill be sold low for account of th-i Mortgages, via.
Conpariel Bible, pood order. Marryaifs Work*,2 vols roy
I 8*o, nearlv new and in complete orden Marryau', Nov
ls, 21 vol.? ?inp nearly new ami iu complete order; Thart
leus of Warsaw. 2 vols 32mo; Goldsmith'^ H istory of Rome,
! vols S2mo; Watt?' Select Hymns; Barou Munchaaseu;
Uonzo it Melissa.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
A volume of die Tribune, bound, containing the first year
omplete.
BT S. DKAPER, Jr.?St?re 51 WH
ham-street, ronter of Pine-street.
WEDNESDAY, August 16.
At 12 o'clock, at ibe Uerch lOtt' Exchange,
I sl ins of the Capita] Stock c'the Greenwich Bank, to
Jose a concern.
TUESDAY. AujruAtStltK
At 18 O'clock, at '.he Aucriou-Kcom. -
PaCXaCC Sale or Hardware? on a liberal credit.?-ICO
mekagesbf Birmingham, Sherfield, German and American
lardware. Peremptory s;de.
t'articuiars hereafter." Catalogues and samples the d.iv
irevious.
B
v*. C. Haggertv, Aucuon?er.
Y JOHN 1IAG?ERTV & SONS
Store tbO Pcail-strec'..
AT PRIVATE SALE,
500 superior Panama Hats, assorted sue*.
Two pews in St Marks Church Nos 103 and 104.
The undersigned is prepared to execute onlers for gannen st
from his stock or ?easounble goods, at the lowest possible
prices for cash. Str?nget? and citizers m want of first
iate article-*, at really moderate prices, are invited to
call and iudsje lor themselves,
REDUCED PRICES?James Daily,
_V 2o7 Broadway, comer of Park Place, respectfully in?
forms his old customers and the public generally that he
ha? reduced hLs prices to conespoud to the present de
pressed state of the times, while the reputation which his
?stablishineut has enjoyed lor the last teu years lor superior?
ly of workmanship and elegance of fit will be fully sns
ained. jetS 3tawisM WkS
P- LEASE* TAKE NOTICE that S.
BARKER i. CO., 231 Grand-street, arc determined
10 reduce their large stock of Dry Goods by selling at pri
:es that must comumud immediate sale.
Their stock consists of a large and extensive assortment of
plain and figured, colored, black and blue black Silks,
which will be sold very cheap.
AN), De Laines, Chuilies, Printed Lawns nod Muslins,
Bombazines. Alpncca. Lustres. iic. ice. kc, which will b?
-old at decided bargains.
Together with a full assortment of French, English nnd
American Print-. Sbirtinjrs and Sheetings, of all styles and
kinds, at less prices than ever have been otfered before.
We would invite the attention of all who are in want of
Dry Goods to give us a call, and we will endeavor to pay
them for their trouble,
aut Stis_S. BARKER & CO., 211 Grand-street
TVpEW GOODS?Selected from the lat
J_ i est Importations, at the
NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
142 Fulton-strret, near Broadway.
Strangers and others arriving in the city, wishing to re?
plenish their wardrobe, arc invited to call and examine our
stock bet?re leaving their orders, as we are now making
daily purchases for cash, and we offer great inducements to
ca-h customers. Our assortment comprises a great variety of
French and English wool black and fancy colored Cloths
and Cassimeres, the best quality and latest styles French
elastics, so desirable for fancy pants. A choice selection of
French and English Silks for Vesting!. Alw a good assort?
ment of drap d'ete*. and fancy French drillings for summer
wear. The subscribers pledge themselves that every article
manufactured at their establishment shall be equal in style
ami workmanship to thai of any house hi the trade, and at
a great reduction from credit prices.
Full suits furnished at 24 hours' notice. Strict panctuslity
observed in filling orders.
Cash on delivery, and no abatement in price.
at _J. C. BOOTH b CO.
C~ HEAP?All articles in the Saddle or
Coach line can be had at very reduced prices at the
store of the subscriber, consisting in part of India Rubber
Cloth. Webb Scrije, hoy and sheep skins, Skirtings, Patent
Leather, Saddle Trees, Ilaines, Buckels, Bits, Stirups,Raw
Hides, Laces, Carpeting, Bands, Hubs, common and patent
Axles, Top Leather, Mouldinjr, Bores, Step Springs, lie.
au33m_ _JNO. S. SUMMERS. 272 Pearl-st,
.R^JNO. W.S. IIOWS begs respect
lully to inform bis iriends aud the public that, iu
consequence ot the encouragement he has received as a
Professor of Elocution since his return to the city, he baa
relinquished his other engagements, and will in future de?
vote himself exclusively to private instruction in Elocution,
and the principles of English Composition. For terms, be
apply to Mr. HOWS, No. 6 Beach-street, near St. John's
Park._au2 3t*
HAIR ARTIST?Manufactured from
ladies' and gentlemen's hair in live hundred differeni
designs; necklaces, bracelets, watch-guards, earrings,flow
ers, rings, wigs, scalps, i.e. be. Ladies or gentlemen hav?
ing hair of a living or deceased friend can get it formed by
him into any design the mind can conceive, in snch a form
it will be a keepsake invaluable. A. C. BARRY,
J4? Bioadway, corner of Liberty street, up stairs?first pre?
mium. _ jyl6 tns
NEW AND CHEAP CROCKERY
STORE, No. 17 CATHEIIINE-ST., near Cbaiham
sbuare?where will be found one of the largest and best as*
sorted slocks in the city, including many new patterns of
Dinner and Tea Sets, cut and plain Glass, Hall, Astral and
odier Lamps, itc. china Tea Sets, of new shape, a very
superior article. Those in want will find it an object to
cad and examine before purchasing. jy 14 lmis
CHEAP CROCKERY STOKER ?100
Bowery, between Hes'cr and Grand streets?where
will be found one of the largest and best assorted stocks in
the city, comprising every style and quality of China Tea
and Dinner W?re, white and printed Stone, do do,cut,plain
and pressed Glass, Hall, Astral ana Mantel Lamps, Giran?
doles, English Britannia Tea Sets, Cantors, ice. be
jyl3 3wis _ _
S~EA?S'S BIBLE BIOGRAPHY?
With 500 new and beautiful Engravings?8vo, ele?
gantly bound in gilt and lettered?price only $2 50. Cler?
gymen, Teachers and Parents are respectfully requested to
call and examine this new and elegant volume. Agents
wanted. R. SEARS, 122 Na*an-street,
jy20 Imtsw_New-York City.
Office or Jefferson Ins. Company, >
New-York, Ang. 1,1842. J
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of
this Institution have this day declared a Semi-An
nual Dividend of seven per cent., payable to the Stockhold?
ers or their legal representatives on and after the 10th iruL
Teansfer books closed from *hh to 'Jfh inst iclusive.
au2 GEO. T. HOPE, Secretary.'
HAIR" COLORING?J. P. MABY'S
celebrated Hair Dye for changing red or grey hair
to a permanent brown or black, for sale wholesale and re
tail at76 Division-street, at 25cents,50 cent* and 1 dolls
per package. Reference* given though not published
Also for sale, Anti-Dandrnff Hair Restoradve, at 50 cents
per bottle, or 5 dollars for restoring a bead of hair. Paya
ble when restored._ jy8 lni*
TO PROFESSIONAL PE?^LE^
The subscriber is budding in connection witb'bi* Gar?
den, corner of Third and V ine streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, a
neat bide Theatre and Concert Room, 100 by 50 feet, to be
completed aboot the middle of September, and would be
pleased to hear from anv talented professional people wish
ing lo visit the Western Country. LeUers postpaid will re?
ceive immediate attention. WILLIAM SHIRES.
N. B. A correct engraving of the establishment can be
seen at t'^is oriice._al 2wi??
IN PURSUANCE of au order of the Sur?
rogate of the County of New-York, notice is hereby
give? to all pervnis having claims acainst David Milne, late
of the Island ef Santa Cruz, in the West Indies, deceased,
to present the same with the vouchers thereof to the ?nb
s.-.riber, nt his orfice So. 42 South street, is Uio city of New
York, on or before the sixth day of February next. Date*!
New York. 1st day of August, A. D. 1842.
au3 lawfim_^_ JOSEPH W. ALSQP.
I^"PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur?
rogate of the County of New-York, notice .is hereby
given to all persons having claims against Daniel McFar
! lane, late ofthe Island of Santa Cruz, in the West Indies,
! deceased, to presem the same with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, at his otBce No. 42 South strret, in the city of
New-York, on or before the sixth day of February nexL
i Dated New-York, the first day of August, A. D. 184Z
au3 lawfim JOSEPH W. ALSQP.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur?
rogate ofthe Coumy of New- Yorii, NortcE U hereby
j given to ail persons having claims against William S.Cbam*
I pion, late of die C ity of N* w-York, merchant, deceased, to
I present the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscri
' hers, at their ofhw, No. 319 Delancey-street, in the City of
New-York, on or before the Sixth day of February next.?
Dated New.York, the 2d day ef August. 1842.
SARAH A. CHAMPION, Executrix.
OHAS. Vi CHAMPION, I Vv?ntnr.
JAS. ROSS, \ Executors.
jy3 l?w6m
^STEAMBOAT NOVELTY.
iL ? For sale, the Hull of the steamboat
iVjve?y, ab?jut 4uf; tons burden as she now lies at the foot
of Beach street. She would make an excellent coal or
I freight barge, being very strongly built. She ?220 feet
long and 25 feet beam. Apply on board, or to
au3 Stis'_JOSEPH HESKETH, 204 West-rt.
^ g~ ft EXTRA EXCURSION TO
?OTgSTg^^r THE FISHING ^jSiSSSSS
: ISLANDTSmUesbelowRocUwav? The?teamerLTICA,
! Capt. Hancox, will make two excursions to the above place
?n Wednewlayand Thursday, Autrusjaanji 4, and leavem
! follows: Hamraond-st. H, Canal 8}, Pike 9 Pirr No. 1, 3A.
Ia consequence of the great speed of the I tiea, Capt. H.,
at the request ef a number of gentlemen, i:as consented to
' make the two trips to Fire Island where die Pougees are
now caught by the smacks in abarmaace, andarnve in the
City by fo'ciock. Capt. Peacock will be cn board withhis;
harpoons, Jtc Fare ? cenU each way. 802 401*
