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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-18

CAvToN-Bak Cynha13 i62 pkgs piculs oasa 1913
pongee silk David PDgree Of Salem2 silks David
Moore III do-3 90 sanl Quares dol trunk silks and aquer
LoNpoN-sh'p Gladiator pkgs Jas Mccall co-6i w
\ Bastow cot John Wendle--3 c Rng-s WIN
CO.. Jas Hall-5 Barring Brothers co-31 II Jessup6 r.
Badwin-l0 Norwood COZ Miller-3 Lang-i b Had
den soI.i smith-2 M Enesbring-5 Duchrich Lemon
10 Clark McCarmin9 b Norwood co., Martin &
eo-2 Sary .o-3 Adams, Petre col James & soni
Ward, Sill y Thompson-i Durand col J. Morton s.
col W. Morrison & col Patton Ste wsrt--l Williams
Il Hewitt COL w Lescl-i White & Shefied-I w
Hargunes-l Goodhue col App ton col l. Adams
Hacker-230 tons chalk Cfinnel, Mntum co-23G bales
hemp 10 cs 30 jars mdse to order.
Collins col csk Geo Stacey-I Bangs Richards Pstt-2i
pkgs Patton Stewart-1 Coxi II Halsead3 Jose nh
Clarke Van Nesi-8 Wright, Surges x Shaw-3 A n
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McFarlane- II w Shaw Pcrsse Brooks--3O Macy 4
sonl6 Richard on Watson-3 Bnnckerho Catlin Gale
IL 4 II Haight col Gilbert Donadson-j Osborn Lit
c-23 Van Wsgenen Tucker Baldwin col Il Brom-
ied-3 Conoyer5 Smith, Thurgar coz kissam Bryce
Jopes-3 II Carke-2Jos Connal-i3l Congdon co--2G
er X Brothers. Jas Wood Chas Mernll-36 Hunt
Adshead-2A Wlets-3 Thos Hunt coz w Hunt
< Coz Richards Bassett Aborn-5 ID Oakley sons-2o
Butteneld Fishers Sheldon Phelps Coz Smith Wright
cola McCall-H x Stewart Il co., Shavocks-l
CAIN II yessop-2 Deriving COIL Fewuson-6 Kess-
Ter COS Wilson, Whitewrgh Cos Hall Biothersl
tolmes22i8 bars iron VIM Sheldsl56 TIN plates Phelps,
Dodge co-93 pkgs 70 order.
LivrRPooL-Ship South hmerca--7 pkgs Richardson &
Warson-2 Green 4 Cramer-3 Ward, ST.. s Thompson-l6
Peabody, Riggs col Worrall & onsls tsoron- H9d
ges %co-l VIM Grips v co., ClafkS 1--WE $50
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more Fame, Phadelphia. Aul5th. Wapoe, Liverpool; sa
mos, Goitenbur.
| NV BrpFoRp, Aug i5-Arr VIM Russell, NYork.
EDoARIowN, Aug PAR " q Bourne Charleston Tor Dos
a WIN los Of deck oad Cybeie NYok for Pssndi Enc.
Inc, fhadepa for Boston; Montana, Nansemond Tor do
NtsSunlieook, Nfnrk o, do aud remained 18th. -
HOLMES Hos, Aug BAR Jos Atkins Jeemie Tor Bosioni
, colombo, and Acorn
II Borden Philade pha
BaIsro1, Aug l5-sld United Havana.
N NEWPORT Aug lo-Au llth, brg , from Alexandra for
Boston and sid same day; Sarah Louisa Virginia; Willard
fro,idenee for York Ar l3th Fame Providence for Alba
ny; Sid lith Tannto, Adams, Add Edwin
PHILADELPHIA Aug l7-Au w alt T. IyeruooI. Jane New
Bedford; Wave, Boston; Factor, New York Below WIN
Thatcher from ST Crox Cid Pons Baibadoes Will ST Bats;
lnania, - John NIB Olive, Passports fremont John Han
coes and Oberon, Boston; Harriet Porter New Bcdor IT,
crease Nnork; Pilot, dos Craven Taunon Iodine, Anthra.
CITE and Valsan Albany Ar IN the Schuykl Oregon, FIN
Boston, * Williams, jersey City.
BALTIMORE, Aug l5Cld Herald West Indies; Opelousas
mo ant a mkt Sid Maria, NNoTk.
ALrxsNpRiA, Aug l3-Arf Carroll Thomaston. Sid Virgil
MA Barbados.
RIcHMoND, Aug lt-Ar Deposito, Lubec. Below, Caha.
York Arr 18th, Maria, Boston, Gladiator, do VIM Henry
Thomaston.
NORFOLK Aug ls-An Arabian, Charleston; PIemer Rap-
pahannoek Tor Boston back account of head wndre
noS large number OF vessels the several anchoge in the
Roads; George Eastpot In Hampton Roads Gen Washing
on from James River for Londonpassed in the r,er james
Caske, bound 10 Cowes.
CHARLrsToN, Aug i3-Cld Calhoun NYork; Dlrhne, (Br)
Demaam; Frances, Boston. Sid Belvdere, Liverpool
SAVANNAH Aug le-Cld Lamar, NJ ork. Sid Wander
Boston.
NEw ORLEANS, Aug 3-Cld Huron London; Don Quixot,e
ttvanai Anna Marin S,sal Arr Rose, Liyerpoo Charlotte,
Newcastle, Mes Choctaw, Castine AR 5th, Eleanor Mar
ssilles Helen Mar, Phadphs, Othello, Kingston, ia
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Corn Trade.

There is little better demand Cor flour this morning.
and prices are consequently frmer. Sales of Genesee
have been made at S525 barrel The receipts rather
light
The receipts at Cleveland are the increase. That
market Is destined to be the entire port of the for
breadstus price of wheat there continued well
tanned and sales ranged from so SO No sales of
hour had occurred on the 18th inst. Twelve hundred
bushels OF corn sold at 81 cents Wheat had recev
ed from various ports the Ohio river and
sold at Akron on its route. The quality OF the wheat
from the southern sections of Ohio much better than
the earlier receipts Of the crop 1000 bbs of
Cincinnati flour sold at 81 TO- parcel of Ohio Canal in
fiat hoops handsome order had been offered 81 with
out SALE and is held A. There but little dispo
ston to purchase, excepting when the flour is known
have been very recently ground
Wheat at Rochester thel 5th stood at shngs and
thing over. Considerable quantities reached there by
wagons besides great deal by boat from the west and
south by the Genesee Valley Canal 1t is very evident
that wheat will be still lower in the of the week
The millers pay the price with great reluctance
and is only to keep their mills in operation that they
so. Flour has a downward tendency sale of six hun
dred barrels took place this week at 90 and for which
price can be obtained by the single barrel thought
that before the week is out will be still lower Oats
also down We quote from actual sales at 20 and 25
Corn is dull at quoted prices
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Died.

On the 10th inst. at Brooklyn Miss ANN ELIZA only
daughter OF What 7. Bennett, aged % years.
Funeral will take place this afternoon at o'clock at
attend. "
On the list inst after long and painful Illness Mr. 10.
sErH Hill, in the 6lst year of his age
Ills friends and acquaintance and likewise those of his
son-inaw j. laval requested to attend his funeral
nom Al Grand street, this afternoon at 1 O'Clock.
On tne iIh INST after short Illness which she bore
with Christian fortnde resignation Ro.Asy, wife of
Patrick Skifngton, in the 25th year of her age
Inc friends and acquaintance of the family are res
pectully invited to attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, 2i2 Stanton street. between Willet and Sheriff
streets at o'clock this afternoon without further invita-.
ton. 49,
On the morning of the 18th inst at South Brcoklvn
JAMEs, only child OF Theo. and Sarah Dent aged five
months and II days.
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Domestic I'm portatIons.

,.NEw ORLEANs-.hip Brunswck9O0 bars iron Roberts &
Wams-55 binds tobacco Booman, Johnston & co-6 Hun
ter-9 Msitland-l6 New5od Cmft-ll Franria-3O9
bales Roberts Williams- hid Agn.w & son-OO bal,
q Niils-155 sacks corn Buck33 bbs oil do lard do
grease bxs Dnryea reaconl copper pipe bales
order.
NEw ORLEAEs-Brs Laua,G22 sacks corn pkgs 1873 bbls
naval stores To De Pc Whimah-22 bbls wheat
starch 2sG sacks wheat Mbank3 casks bales hair S
tisher-3iO sacks corn Perkins, Hopkins Whtel box
Field. ~ 's ~ ' "
MoBILE-Ship Margaret Fobes-6O bales cotton Phelns
Dodge CO.'S Center Cog J McCulough-2j Windsor
Gale coli Pilot lie Babler6 McLean-98 Stebbins
Brouwer-2i ii Tallman-l0 boxes Field bd l2D
Maiden ane-l bale Persse BrJoks2 trunks Rel-7 bxt
Briggs-l2 bales James Lee coli Daniels BrAdy-5
Greenway Henry co., pkgs Barrett Mather-l2
pkgs Tayor-6i pcs bagying Is bales cotton order
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BEACON COURSE-TROTTING-T following
- Sweepstakes opened TO of the Third Week il
September.
Stake No Mile heats best in wagons, free for all
horses otted for entanceha forfeit S25
aided, 10 60 to the second best horse. Wagons and div to
weigh 900 lbs.
Stake No. Two mile heats in harness free III horses
never purse S00one hundred en ehllt foe
f. II; $50 dddc d. TO he To the second best horse
Stake Ne. 3--Sam. No 2, under the siJde,
axe No. 1.-TWO IT, heats hrness free for all horses
never .eySo0 entrance-bai orfe s25 added go
20 the 5, cond best horse.
Stake No. 5-Same No. l. under the saddle.
Stake No 6Mc heats, best in s. under the saddle for
horses heyer purse S30S50 half forfeit
Sl5 added, to TO the second best horse.
Stake No Mile heats best in s. under the saddle, $50
entrance half forfeit s15 added be the second best
horse Free for horses trotted for
NJ nday, Sept. 2G-purse $500 two mile heats, in wagons
with inside stake oi $500 half Forfeit 5000 the
cond best horse Wagons and drivers weigh 800 lbs.
Entries for the above purses and stakes Randall
Smiths, 81 Park Row. August 20, by o'clock p. NJ
Three or more 10 make
GEO. sPICER.
aul8 3tsr J. d. McMAN
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CRATHAM THE A M, = :

~ The 81 endd decorations th,s Thea are a, ,erx,
pnnIeuu ahI I" iil positively open N MONDAY NIl}Itl
ne intor ol The h'ue lr-sen's did ana ,u,,,,.
III tie 4, sighs. wig ''''-''e "s'hs'
On the iht Ter # boxes are Displayed tie several en.s,
hs rs oi hr Wasp ad Reindeer Curs tuition
ted states ana Macedonian Hoinet aud Peacock rn.,,
ana Boxer, Prrys Victory ou LaAc Ere, add nun. us M
naval engag ments.
On the sseohd tier the Portra OF he pe.idt ave ues
iully aud correctly depicted, md the .,rrs h. uip m
,epfessht tie &c. hattd Datss Of BunLtr Gu ,nW,-..
Yorktown New Orleans. tuh.,s Lane Haudvwrue lls..-
hu ia sud Thames
Slir. did Act Do representing tn ensa.
me communion and Cunt Curtain
danery nave been panied b, ls en'iu, artis g. ain
'ehr aud round h bottom Of the Pillars # The Pro ct IN
which white fu.d with gold correct hheness, al j
eaiur Hull, Perry and Lawrence.
The Chatham now ithot ouht IA. most e.asut Tb.
ltrr IN the Union anil 5tp
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Sales mt the stock Exchange.
Second Board.
state OF Trade.

The following transactions took place auction to-day
under wardens' inspection for cash =
Gunny Cioth-l30 pieces at IL l2Sc
HemP-lO bales Sun, l,l2l per ton months
Gctee-li bags, at 81 cents.
Pearl Bdriey-2l bags and barrels, cents per III.
Demyohns-2b i've gallon demijohns 50c; rs three do,
at 4Oc; 10 two do, at 3lc.
Tdmarinds-i5k kegs at 8 a 3lc.
OILS casks summer 10 Soc III bbls. do is a A. cash.
tobacco case half pound ugs 3Oc do fine cut, 10
l7c cash.
indigo ceroons, 81 a SIC, cash and months
Pipes-50 boxes, 6gress each l5lc.
.fshes-The demand for pots continues, at $3.50 at
which about 800 bbls have changed hands Holders
qure advance Pearls have further improved l2I cts
with sales Of nearly 300 bbs at Ss7t &c. closing the
latter price.
Beeswar- 500 lbs southern yellow was disposed of
90! cents, cash.
Cod-Saes are $50 tons Scotch, at - so months 100
OF the same, So less per cent for cash and LII
verpool Camel, on terms not made public
Cetee-sales include 900 bags Brazil at 81 Of cents;
$50 Laguayra 9a93 100 Cuba 81 g; so Java, lIall
months and 200 st. Domingo, Il cents cash.
CoftonThe cotton market is dull but prices have
varied The transactions embrace bales upland at
81 cents; 200 Mobile, 6! Oh and 900 New Orleans ca
9l-together, 1850 bales
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AMUSEMENT rs.
NIBLs,'s CAr,ni.N

TRIUMPHANT SUGGEST
The Gorgeous Comic Panto,i,ne nj
THE NIGHT OWL
Ia which the whole force Of the RAVEL FAINT Y .,4
COMPANY rs brought action, nightly Icsni, si'u
~ crowded Saloons, with ''u ~
- - ENTHU sLASTlC APPkOBATIoN
THIS ENENlNb August 10. The Entertanmt mis- will con
mence al 3 o'clock, with " ~
A GRAND OVEKTt RI.
THE MILLINERs, OR, THE RENDnZVOIs
sarnsh' FAINTER .toDs. uveryne
slnopl ootman. GIb,i.l X vel
Clara young Nlilliner, Mime Anroine Ray,I
Quarter hours mission will be aliou-o ,,
10 the Grand S.loon.
To be succc, dea BY
POPULAR OVERTURE.
After which, 18th time will be produced agnifcsn orIe
MAZULME, OR THE NIGHT OWL
Mazume, the Night Owl, Nir " Is
Ihesaier Banana, Jerome Ra,eI
Emile, Gabrie. Rs,el
nni1eion, Antoine Rayei
BahamSm, Mon, D,u,erplr
Mariana poor Peasant, Nine Jerome Ravel
Julie, her daughter Mile Doutevie
- Zuima, CIcasssn Slave. Miss Wells
10 Conclude with ANEW OF the Magnificent Palace of
~ MAZULME
The whole q nd, "
THE PROMENADE MUSICALE.
ne popieoi RESPECTFULLY Informs III, pubic, m
cohpnihct WIN the WISHES al fhis u,,f
part o. he entertainments will be the ser
- SATURDAY Mrs. FANNY FITZWIJIJAN ,,,d Al,
BuCksTONE viii appear "'" WI
tcing =, ahaEef, Mr.. Cha aendale
Iickcts-30 cents
Doors open at seven o'clock. Entertainments 10 commence
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THE MERMAID-CR0WDS OF VIsITORs-One
constant uninterrupted crowd of ladies and gentlemen
throng the American Museum day and night The chief
feature OF attraction at present the lady from the
Pored mansions of the brny deep whose christian name
as Winchell would say, is Miss Mermaid. Without all
cavil this princess of the waves is the most unique and
unexamPled curiosity submitted the inspection
the public and although Barnum pays thousand dol
lars per week for its exhibition will prove the luckiest
card he ever played Thousands of other ourostes are
seen here as well as the performances Of winchel &C.
five cents
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Foreign Markets.

MATASzAs, Aug 3-We learn from Havana, the Mer.
chants rice sold at lO s the Prince de Jonvle at IO
the Daniel Webster unsold The cargo Of the j. c. Cal
houn remains in store here unsold.
There is no Muscovado sugars here-wc have another
Halifax vessel here with funds purchase ado but
must leave in ballast.
Clayed sugars, TO- no demand; coffee IL scarce
molasses a ri.
Exchange on London, IL; New York, pr cent pm.
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Shin. ch,naor p.;oo nn'Is, q.
sg oir Allen Gaawsy pChagTevon Geo sut9p Empire,
e trn Wilson Wilson Eus! Cobb syannah eierson Green do
HgneI Ro fsny lot Bsdrse Sc Rocket
COOLEY GSi L on,i9s Knapp DO; Thsne smith Wi,
Cambridge Haldo. ...,,..,
p.Or., c,,,;,,or p arr,v ed
July u WITH mdse Glinns Mniun Co. st sii a .
G1.hsyns Of b9 s 81 install !! Tie boat along
SHIP and brought some OF to port 9Th on The Banks boarded
Yapn ,, Of Ms,ele s.s 600? fish
'e Psst ship Sheridan, De pey.e from Liverpool july Is
;sSf1 fishing 'fhT cha' Henry Of BaeTof days with
md hasAs5 G. S2 aR and o Gode % 5@ w
lon g. pissed nine large cebers Lat A. Or So 90 passed
Packet Shin ST. Nicolas, Pel from H,vre, July Ie, with
mde to Boyd Hincken goth u off sciIly passed IF
passed ensya q New Yo bound east; y 10 ION 3D.
John Herman Is u LAT a. lon 81 co. spoke shp ceorte
OIL From lon &c s. saw large quantities Of ce ~O oV
with mdse to r f. Yoanss soh ILL., LAT 40 = lon IS az
spoke whale brig Carroll James from Boston IS DAYS out no.
Ship Brunswick. Webster (of Brunswick Mel from New
ton Len Bar, ship osweso Wool for New You a an
Rak GT I9nd9n en- inst off Double Headed Shot
Nohl viii co,,oo 'o Dos'oh) ~ Gays from
Bark Cynthia Johnson (oi Salem) from Canton and Macao
March 22 with full CARO- of teas md s;ts ~ ~ N?oii
vessels e before reported by The L"eonia Ar o. IN the
Straits of ,qnar nasx.d an Am.r;c, r. ~
Sea- showing Eofd No.. s. and ISaTa i" PeaIo J9 Of
bound to Batavia Passed through he Strats of Snnd, Anil
o.; 81 Te 2sth passed large British fee consisting of q
~ san OF men Of and Transports destined for China Ship
Of ana from Salem arrived Ceyon with
OF ice anh APPLES, tae not recolleccd) ad sail 10
days 10. bombay Len no Amerean vessels at S. Helena s
youy The Cynthia very severe off the Cape Of
(yOplH I.rre nubnr Knoll coU,
Cape from 30 TO 40 days, with continual gales
ward
with 900 tons iron 10 Schmidt ,pe
Lat 4G, lon u.s. passed several icebergs.
Brip Leouor, .lIins from M.nzanlo JIv II with o,bo
gany, Ogden. Left brig Angola Bell for Boston
days-t ne only Amencsn' p,,,o,
Cnh, IL =, ~, 'tgs rom Niusas'
NJ nh br;e i eds ca, nj 10 " m NJ ~.
bry Me- Orie,ns Alien r., ss; IN Jars " 'o Day he'
French brs Ar Delort a. ,"s tom Rochelle ,v, h
dr Ne 10 De Truney s. Co ' w '"'' WIN o'''
Big Laura Durham 20 DAYS from New Orleans with corn
Sc 10 De PeysteT 4 Whitmarsb ~ Wv cans WIZ" '"'
Brig Susan, Vesey DAYS from Calais Me with lumber IN
Sm;t6 b Rovnon - ~ ''' '''' WIN ''"'"e''"
BIZ Neuy,ss Me Farland DAVIS from I,bsc with r,,so,
10 order ' w" '
Schr Science Fowler DAYS from Baltimore with oats 10
r,s.,.r ''' ''V'' '"''''i WIN '"'7' :"
schr samI r. rsyn,er Birmingham from Berlin with corn
master.
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Herald BuIIetin Of News.

The Herald Bulletin of News kept the northwest
corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival of the
morning mails, at eight o'clock, A. M.-and also of the
evening mails at four O'Clock p NJ the latest intelligence
from all parts of the world may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board at this corner Let every wayfarer stop
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W}-PRESERVE AND REGULATE NOT DESTROY
the constitution by paying heed to the diseases which
nrse from comparatively slight causes. These causes,
IKE small leak in large ship, which, though small at
FIRST increases in sze until it the destruction OF
the vessel The of the diseases which the hui
man frame is liable either arise from exerton colds
or an Impure state of the blood thus proving that
der to enjoy good health only necessary to
stopping the leak while the pumps able keep the
ship afoat but when consumption seizes person
there is no medicine that will readily relieve them and
cleanse the blood and system thoroughly, the Hoar-
hound Candy, manufactured and sold by j. Pcase Son.
40 Division street. We have observed upon the
which accompany this preparation representation
Coed Samaritan, which consider quite appropos as
They have agents ITO Broadway, 10 Aston House. Sc Will
liam street, l65 Greenwich street, and Sixth
High street; Crscker corner of Atlantic and Pine Appe
streets; Mrs Berry Sand street, and Stiles 1853 Fulton
street.
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From the Journal of Commerce.

fz- DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATION
Dr. A. c. Castle has replaced by most ingenious piece
dental mechanism the portions of the upper and low
bones and their teeth in the of of Navy
officers who met with this casualty from double
charge of buck shot the late Florida campaign The
operation very skully performed and the patient
has the OF both jaws TO the extent as be-
fore the injury.
Dr. Castle has also paste for filling decayed tender
teeth peculiarly adapted for persons il put
in the tooth while in soft state without pressure
and becomes hard the tooth itself His Office is 295
Broadway.
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o. WHITES MAGNIFICENT pAGuERREn.

81 WHITES MAGNIFICENT DAGUERREo-
IIPE LlkENEssEs-One of the great and in fact the
only cause OF complaint made in reference
TYPE Lkenesses u.s. thatas taken by and photogra-
phc professors generally they sufficiently graphic
anu hie,hke. Mr.; Edward White, of No us Broadway
ceeded in removing this we'll rounded obection and th
he now produces are for all necessary purpo
se que valuable as the best and most costly pantne
or immature thar can be procured Mr. Whites rooms
are opposite Towards Hotel and his
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Passengers Sailed.

HALIFAX LIvERPooL-Steamer Columbia, from Boston
For Liverpoo Henry Holland, of New York; VIM Vance
DMeCsgas " and Mrs. LyelI Eneand; NJ and Mrs shade,
Mr. Murdoch Canada; M De SaigDy NJ Ducos, Paris. For
Halifax: VIM Fowle Jr. Alexandra; A Bc w w Spence
Baltimore, NJ and Alfred Mitchell, Nantucket; A dAanu
PARIS Edw lawson, w Hoffman. Jas pryor. Johd Mott Jas
Tobn. Mrs Tobn. As LoveIanb, Halifax; L Davies,
Herbert Forbes Royal Navy Rev Denis Msckn st John
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

We shall! esteem favor if captains Of vessels arriving
here will Commodore w. A. bassc our ne w tIee
arepor, of the shipping left at the ro whence they sailed The
vessels spoken er passage list of their cargo any
foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Basett m
board them Immediately their arrival We VIII recirrocalr
the way,
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aD-DEDICATION.-The French Catholic church Of
ST. Vincent de Paul in Canal street. will be dedicated
Sunday, 2lst inst by the RI Rev Bishop Hughes. To
prevent the Of people whe would crowd into the
building htwere leh open unfortunately for ALL the
Trustees will issue tickets of admission many the
church will hold These tickets will not be Sold but
collection viii be taken up after the 10 aid the
church when hoped that the spontaneous offerings OF
the assembly will be liberal.
The French residents and those who subsc rbed ards
erecting the church. obtain tickets OF Mr. Bnsse 40
Beach street; Mr. c. Gignoux IL William street and at
Delmonico's restaurant The Rev Drs Power Quarters
STAIRS and McCoskey will distribute them TO those oil
the pewholders of their respective congregations who
may desire to be present.
% NUMEROUS AND INDUBITABLE PROOF .
OF the efficacy ofhose preparations OF the College oil Me
dicne and Pharmacy which adopted for the cure Of
peculiar and dangerous class of diseases now be u'
nishei Let all who would avoid the receptions and IN
furious effects quack medicines and mareament OBJ
tain the preparations of the College speedy and eiec'
ual guaranteed if the directions OF the College be
faithfully observed. See Advertisement
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College OF Medicine and Phar-
macy, ~ Nassau street.
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90 THE REMARKABLE EFFICACY OF


CELEBRATED TONIC MIXTURE, prepared under
the direction of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy
has now been established in immense number of
Fornvlgorating the system restoring the appetite, and
nfusng new life into the frame this grateful remedy is
nnrivalled Let the debilitaed and try single
bottle and be convinced of the potency of the medicine
Sold by w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office ofthe College of Medicine and Pharmacy
OF Nassau street
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Marine Pavilion

RocKAwAY, 81 August, IS42
90 FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT ROOMS
this delightful watering place. by addressing the sub
scriber at McCoun Clark's, 90 Wall street
a3lOt HIRAM CRANSTON.
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MEDICAL, AID.

DIX GREGORY continues devote his entire personal
attention 10 disc Of ecuar He ma. besow
ed much study aud attention IN the improvement OF the old
mode OF practice, and the result IS he has succeeded in dis
covering ary remedy, before used IN this
line Of acce. Ii particularly applicable case. long
standing AM where IN many instances structure SUI.
posed 10 exist.
Dr. Gs residence at II Mott street. about i5f yards
Chatham square, nearly opposite the Church He is II home
all hours OF the day aud evening. His charges po.or.
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03- FIRE WORKS THIS EVENING AT CASTLE
GARDEN The Bombardment of Vera Cruz which
was received with tremendous applause Monday Eve
ming last, together with minor pieces Admance %
cents.
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Married.

AT Washington city, the I4th inst. Lieut.. HoRArIo
@. WRIGHT U. S. corps of Engineers to Miss LOUIS, NJ
BaADFonD daughter of Samuel X. Bradford Esq of Gull
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no THE LOUISIANA. JUST ARRIVED FROM

W- THE LOUISIANA, JUST ARRIVED FROM
Rio brings large orders for Shermans Lozenges Their
great virtues known and appreciated in that distant
country. Rev. Mr.. Anthony who cured of consump
ton by these ozenges said they ought in every IA
mily the inhabited globe and from present
we think they soon will be. We have but one aim in
making them known because know their merits Dr.
shermans warehouse is at LOG Nassau street.