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G3-THr TouFr-As the desire Of distinction is no
tursl, 20 slso 10 the desire TO make figure good a
pearance, while il 10 limited by right reason and
ges not the violation prudence and justice Is both in
nocsnt and srdable The grsces ofthe person, we'll
2: those ofthe mind to be ranked the
blessings Of bounteous Heaven neither should be
elected and II Is point Of duty to embesh them both
10 the pest sdvantageto keep them free from the soil
OF and to grace them with such
as arc most copgenia with their respective ne
To these then who by any have lost their hair
or nnn Prenatureiy turning grey, becomes duty
as well a. matter Of necessity to assist nature This
can Only be done By "Oldraee." Balm Of Columbus
to be found only at n Maiden Lane wkch sson
TO the seted COED head Of hair and depriy ca old ia
Their Time, Of one half his conquests.
o. had been for i've years afflicted in the most ,e
we're manner with the fNs snd underwent the utmost
scians hich only afforded temporary relief but no
permanent benefit have finally used Hsy Lin I'M emf
bought from Comstock Co., No. n Maiden Lane
has operated like charm In curing II 10 now near
recommend II warmly unequalled in this complaint
There can be but few 20 bad ruinous 10 the
general health as mine has been. w. 8. CARMAN,
Cor. Houston & Ridge sts N. Y.
90 The celebrated CL'RsHuGH's TnrcoPHrRous, or
Medicated Compound for the Hair, has tempted fellow
- make counterfeit, calling il by the name, and
having the bottle labels and directions for use simi-
lar to the genuine Those have been
enrappedt TO purchase this vile composition have had
their hair nearly destroy ed by Ms use.
Observe that the original and genuine Tricopherous
the outside wrapper Be sure to purchase at the Hair
Cutting Rooms, 207 Broadway, corner of Fulton, up
stairs, or Of the appointed sgenis Any article Of the
same anne 10 IN imposition. -.i ~ .'..rr
sais. -e- lsst-le 81 fr ti etf rrtsfs. 8sasrt.
ale az f1Nt ~ 81 fts.rff .rnaa..r $500. Il
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Cleared
ships Patrick Henry, Dslsno Liverpool Grinne. Mir turn
Williams. Balumore, Hubbard Co -8rigs Eliza: Lock
wood, st Croi1, De Forest Co; Geogians, Mcclellan
9rls..s N..%i Lssd: Clinton Lyon Savannah ASsp9
man. Tottcn, Newbern Nc Mendisn, Race, nsf-x, Tbos
Winnett.
Sehr Hope, Candy !! days from Askspas with 2as hhds
molasscs 1owper Co, OF New Haven Sailed s:h
Elizabeth Hopkins, for Cha,ston, and Fiorcay for sa-
sehr Rio Grin hours from Newbsrn NC naval stores
10 M Patt-
t Ships Tuskins Spencer for Mobile and Saratoga Rus.
schavs returned, and are at anchor at the SW Spit
.rr Marine Correspondence.
81 THOMAS, Feb. 10, Is4a
Report Of Amsnc shipping port today John Cater
from Croix unc; Dispatch Trinidad Joe ait
Philadelphia g. :. e di.ch,IsS and S,lstue Jon
;rss loss Of lore aod main topmssts ss &c IN si j.
Kin man, cSanl;i NYorI dsy; s!Esas:: SisdsI'
town SC dsr; Beis.y jane for IRE ght; Henry SUMNER
freight or charters Thoosa do Joshua Philadelphia,
dss Adriatie fs Boston ,;gpg w b sod socn Canoya
is,nmon I'm NYo,i d!gd; Caledonia cruise, put
in lesky dsg what oil she has about i2s bo overhaul
r., s s., W. sm SS = e Brs
I'm Geo rstowp SC. trying the mkt Ellen Perkins, I'm Mar
General Record.
Packet sHrr PArRcx HESRy for Liverpool 10 dstsed =
Her letter bags will co,e at Glpin's News Room, this
morning. N'Iruls.H
PAcxsr AReo, Anthony for H,vre, win sail to-day
Letter bags at G1pins IElt "a -
sH. Naa ArHos -Cspt King OF the Nosantm, st Boston
.ke lat 49, Ion I? 90, ship Marathon - days from
Hae Tor Boston, with loss Of mnia yard head Of rdaer
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Total paid and invested,

IotA PAID and invested, ilT.&l
1t thus appears that in aperod Of fifteen months this
concern done nothing towards putting its az
fairs in condition to pay specie and be useful 10
the trading community It has largely increased its
suspended debt and real estate in exchange for appa
rent realization Of its outstanding debts aad has dinn-
ished its surplus fund upwards of $soooso without
seemingly having obtained any object 1t actual
y of now than in November in regard to availa-
BILE pesns and liabilities. "A folIoxs.
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Packets Co Arrive
70. / Packets To Depart.
To Masters OF Vessels.

To Masters Of Vessels.
Commanders Of vesels will confer favor By having List
Of their and reort of vessels left
tfs port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
their arrival here for Commodore BAxrr our feet
Of news schooner He will board them immediately
their arrival.
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MARITIME HERALD.

RISES ...6 ~ MOON RsKs........ 4 u
...6 IS nIan 8 50
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SARSAPARILLA SYRUP,
SARSAPARILLA PILLS,
OTTO ROTTON, M. D.
THE AGENT
JOHN DOYLE, BOOKSELLER,
ms a.. lss BROADWAY.
STORES re LEI.1rh' two four four, story tor. W Ssleh
and % pSS' 0F .0T .e Cn e.
Bas s.s; '': sss
;T ST ne'' s IS iws .e4y Is
3: !, S.n
F,IT 10 Of " O. ,P been
s.:n . ssay would &c It s..1rei The
.ss% asss' 5
s ~so 70
The proprietor would hire BY the year man and s WIFE an
"a FOR sALE-. Farm in The vlllag. Of J.maea, con
ans o%s md 5 ~,
h Of say ,ls
s y II, Ta &. os q
nST further fFzScs sfsi brown So Nassau street
daily preparing both Urte and Poldree II the weather
favorable they expect to have large supply in The
spring This company have conpec tion nth other
Poudetre they offer s warranted than
SO per better what has been made New and
they have tn. ev OF farmers and practical chemss
prove This mpany alone make Urae. They have dis
covered gre.y improved in making Pou-
dstte although UGH more e5pens'ys They d9 not no "
stree, moulding ssd from the foyndries nor the
ashes from hard al articles Of compound other
material thu, not in ella valuable manure The company
rsa,opable ground 70 complain Of and
TERMt-Cssh delivery, for P,udfette 40 cents bush.
Urate &c barrel as cents and carriage. Any
person wanting few barre have the eyered
boar any vessel New York at 50 barrel each barrel
bushels struck free Of catsge "a barrel
III not contain bushels hespd by
some). :, Il,
nomv with whici they be applied boy will do
m one day Il an with team carng cut manure in
three DAYS gardeners who these
Aures say bushel OF Poudrette load Of
uard manure. . 80. .
sack Bridge, New Jersey Of Me srs .twell Dey, No
sss Fulton rect BrosLs u at he Office e he company
addressed The Lodi Manufacturing Co. boz sos or
fee New York will be fortnw tn attended aud rso
wishing al given time, give orders
advance and the company will reserve them.
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EOR sALE-A air of Brown HORSES, young, and of
good action bright Bay Horse yourg IA spe. or
double Harness, and beau u' under saddle Phse
ness s match Wsrgon with shafts pole with pair
Gbon Saddle and bres &c., TOT ether with ali the eouip
men Of stable and coachhouse-the being about to
leave the city, and having farther us for them
Inquire Third Stable above Grand In NJ rcer st. ms Iw.
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MECHANICS INsTITUTE-L.cture on vu, saay even
W ing. March s, at the New York Society Library.
on TERREsTRIAL MAGNETISM. commencing at o.
clock Tickets admitting Lady and Gentle man, 25 cents to
be had a The door. my
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GYMNASIUM.
IT OT n At u D "

" AANI1O1 " 1u.
Pts TOL e A l. l. E RY
MEssRs HUDsON e OTTIGN0N rs,peetfug in:
up Gymnasium at the corner OF Chambers and
Broadway and for the ston Of visitors
The of the first order and complete IN every
respect for the purpose OF Athletic Exercises.
Spa ring Lessons given daily.
Terms moderate. Open day and evening. ml lm~
LYNN c. Brady Qate Of .ockpo,tl Law Oaee, 70
n Merchant Exchange Business in The Courts Of
State and Of the United States including Cases in Bank
rK,trv. attended to.
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rerior ct, lie aud reasonable prices Visiting Mer
chants Address Cards Bill Heads md description Of
Commercial Banks-LIbes for all kinds Of cotton and wool
len goods medicines and Druggss Labels atone dol
lar rer thousand Desk Consular and Society
Seals with appropriate designs cut style Brass
and double plated Door Plates Knockers Bell Pulls &c
with enameed border engraved Store
keepers ards typ printed at 81 so and upwards thousand
Cards the and at lower prices than be
attended to BOLEN, Epgraver and Printer,
lueOde% Broad w all and Pine
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and the public that his benefit will take place this evening
when humerous collection of Songs Glees and Duets
both comic and sentimental will BY several Profes
sienal and amateur singers.
Admission q rents. ms IT,
MOUNTAINEERING SHAW has the honor TO appounce that
,h ms hrs oo9cei. VII raes on hursdsy Eysnng at
sion his daughters Mary and Kosna will make their first 40
pearance in New York.
Mr. shaw h,s a:c tho pie stating that he
the Plan oforie and perform Solo. by ThoIberg.
Tickets Cents for sale at the door ONLY
lars small bills ST.
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Boston,.
Correspondence of the Herald.1
BosroN. July 26. 4 O'Clock. p.

Correspondence of the Herald.l
BosroN, July 26, o'clock p. NJ
The Steamer Flushing not Blown Up--Great Ira
vel to and from the Easticard-Fanatics and Fd.
naticism-Eagh Theatre-Chels &c.
The travel to and from this city and the Eastward
does not diminish in the least. Two boats arrived
here this morning from Bangor and Portland, lite.
rally crammed with passengers. The distance from
Boston to Bangor is about 24O miles, and the fare is
81, or less than half cent per mile The cheap
ness of fare no doubt increases the number of ira
Vehsrs. The steamer Telegraph, Capt. Howes, the
opposition boat, still holds to her popularity, and
receives the largest number of passengers.
y mere is qu,te steam here on account OF the
military parade, last Sunday, and am informed
That few fanatics here carried their enmity far
asto circulate petition for signatures praying the
Governor and Council to annu the charter OF the
Columbia Artillery, one of the best corps in the
city. The petition, should it reach its intended
destination, will no doubt be received with all the
attention it deserves l1r
The Eagle Theatre was crowded last night TO wit
ness the personation of Hamlet" by Mr. C. H.
Eaton, who gIories in the appelation of being
boston Boy" He appears in the character of"Sir
Giles Ovencach,'' this evening.
The Brass Band, with full ranks, performs at Chel-
sea this afternoon II is understood that Taft COM
menced peaIing lemons and making punch before
dav this morning. In spite of all the efforts of the
WashlnRtonians,s It cannot be denied that vast
amount ct the "crltter' is still drank
The silly story published in the Tribune Of Mon
day, in relation TO the blowing up of the steamer
Flushing, is all CANNON. The Flushing has moi
1lown up nor Is 1t the intention of her commander
that she shall do so this season, at least.
No change in the Cotton. Flour. or Provision
Markets. " 'o''''o"
Yours, &c. r.
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The excitement beginning to grow out of the dis
customs on the new British Treaty, promises 10
command more public attention, and TO be of
more general character, than that produced by the
veto, the bark the tariff or even John Straw in the
moon, or Joe Smith, the Mormon prophet we
have reason to thank Divine Providence, and to
bless the Virgin too, that, in thus happy country we
are-never at loss for excltabe maiter-never
short Of powder and shot-always have plenty Of
questions TO quarrel abou-fu OF plety politicians
and "small potatoes" TO while away the time
through the green fields OF human life, or the pic
tures1ue wales of human humbug.
Ia relation to this new British treaty, our ac-
counts from Washington are decidedly gloomy.
A private CORE spondent states that the chances
OF coalition among the ultras to delay its rati-
fc't.I rc srengthening every day. The ultra
democrats t-Ne the strong ground of direct
go Inc treaty, because il gives up
-'...-e. .-r.tory to foreign power The ultra
81, -W. the ground of po~tponement, I'LL the
Or H. C,ro,'ne, aud Right of Search Questions are
seti'd-which position leads particularly to the like
rtsnl-s-a defeat of the treaty, and throwing all in
the wind
The democrats allege most furiously that the new
treaty is not near favorable as the award of the
king of the Netherlands, which was Indignantly re-
lected by Maine and Massachusetts, and by none
more so than by Mr. Webster The ultra wings, it
Is conectured, will adopt the same policy in regard
10 the treaty which they have pursued in the tariff
and dlstributon-they will insist on a treaty in the
Creole and Right of Search matters before they will
ratlfy the Boundary arrangement
Thus, therefore, stands the question at present
and this view Is confirmed by the course of the
" Washington Globe" and the Courier and En-
qurer," the first the organ of the ocofoc os-the lat
ter the mouth-piece of the wings Both these Jour
mails, and several members of Congress have come
out in advance against the treaty on these and on
other grounds. We rather think that the elements
of government, from the violent action of party is
getting more and more into confusion In fact, the
United States republic has hardly any government
at all in these latter days. 10 Smith, the prophet
should at once be made emperor, caliph, king, or
what YOU please. 10 would at least give us some
kind of governmen-and throw plety and small
potatoes in gratis.
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To- FISHING BANKs-Aboul aoo wont down on
to the Fishing Banks in the steamboat Superior
Dsplan Gonid. The gentlemanly commander had good
supPiy OF sherman's Camphor Lozenges board, and
mere Us no mistake in Shermans Lozenges His ware
mouse IS at LOG Nassau street, one door above Ann
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The Judge pronounced the motion lost. On this there
was great merrment.
Alderman UspERwooD. after he had voted jumped up
and said"Mr. Chairman, who gave us the power de-
eide this question: Ishould like to know that"
On this there was great laughter
Judge ULsHoEFrER took no notice OF him.
Judge LYNCH wanted to enter on the minutes of the
Court his claim to the right to vote; and twtted the
about h off when
The MAYOR replied with great severity that that AL
derman a recognized Judge OF the Court whereas
Mr.. Lynch not member of this Court and had no
business here except as mere spectator He denied that
motion, because part of studied attempt of the
wings to break down the whole Judiciary.
LYNCH coered crimson, and rose to speak
JUDGE INGLis rose and said it highly indecorous
and very improper in MIR Lynch attempt to address this
Court He hoped he had more delicncy.
Lynch eolored agsin, and rose to speak
right to speak in this Court. ~
REcoRpRR-My colleague wishes 10 explain
lNoLIs-There is nothing for him to explain He 10 not
member Of this Court and might as we'll be addres.
SEQ oy one OF the spectators present.
Finally the Court allowed it TO be entered on the NIT
nue that Judge Lynch present and claimed the rgh
Alderman DAVIS then moved that wberever arv
matters relating to the appointment removal of District
huorney came up the names of Lynch and Noah should
De entered on the minutes and called.
The MAYOR said that when these matters came up Il
woXd De time enough to talk about it,
me Alderman Of the 4h moved to lay the motion on
the table, Lost ii to IL.
then moved seconded that the meeting should
solourn to the first Tuesday ia September. Lost II H.
SAID as it was pretty nearly dinner time that somebody
would have to give way soon.
Several of the Aldermen looked excessively hungry.
and al last fat Alderman jumped up and said al
move ADJOURN All the ocofocos and Judges umped
end Recorder Tallmadge being able to stand the
temptation any longer, jumped up and Joined them He
had done his duty parzan but he wouldn't eat his
mutton cold"
Judge uL'HoErrEa-Thc meeting stands adjourned
Roars of laughter all round in the midst Of which the
meeting broke up.
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NAVAL CouRr MARrnL.-We give to-day the
first regular slice OF the proceedings of the Naval
Court Martial. 1t lets in little light on the man
agement, tone, temper, genius, and enthusiasm of
of the Exploring Expedition. This investigation
promises to be highly observation-disclosures all take a
deep Interest in the brightness the buttons.
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CoLD WArER.-Charles ii. Delavan, the prophet
anG apostle of temperance, has delivered las tenn
perance discourses, procured 2466 pledges-delight
ed $1,000 ladies and drank 40 hogsheads of cold
water during last year Can iany apostle beat
thisl Can you, Sandy Welsh
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EXCESSIVE HEAT.-lt was scorching hot yesterday
Every one was sweltering and complaining Mer
curry in the thermometer run up to 80 in the shade
Beware of green fruit
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Tyler MEETING THE FOURTH WARD.-A small
but very respectable meeting was held last night to
support the measures of the administration. The
resolutions will be published this afternoon.
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NEW YORK HERALD,
sew YORK, Thursday. July rs, is4a.

o. An Evening edition of the HERALD will be
published every day, for the present, on the arrival
OF the Southern mail att o'clock, p. NJ. The news
from Washington j-bcgirninr to have some interest
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IT, LmrohIANr TO NAruRALIsTs.-A MERMAID CAUGHT
present age exceeds all others in the extent and
ey us discoveries and the confirmation and establish
ent Oh facts in science and nature which have always
peen questioned This is undoubtedly the era of pro.
Bress and we should not be surprised If in our own
generation the human mind has reached its highest pitch
acknowledge philosophy and refinement and had attained
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NBIo's.-Miss Cushman appeared last evening
at this popular and fashionable resort, in the come
delta of the Green Eyed Monster, in her favort,
character of Lady Speynhausen, and surpassed her.
self
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NInLo's.-IlieN was full and fashionable sa.
loon last n's's 10 the acting managers benefit
Miss Cnshn.a anti Sfr Chapman were most warm
R welcomedad acted throughout with great spirit
This evenina H. Ravels appear in full force The
omicplece OF The Milliners" is repeated, with a
variety OF pher eterlainments. Tie new panto-
mime will be prsdssd in few nights.
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FRESH FRUIT. Thanks to Mr.. Conklin, of New
Haven' AID to Adams and Co., for Boston papers
two or three hovfs in advance of the mail
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OoRiovs FREAK-Last Sunday flash of lightning
leaped rom heaven to the tir of flag staff at Har
lem, run around II from the top to the bottom, and
made thereof In appearance first-rate BARRIERS
pole withoot the use of paint
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The COUNTY Court CAsE.-The Court have ne
satived the proposition of the Recorder to have the
names Of Lynch and Noah entered on the minutes
OF the County Court for general purposes. Judges
ulshoefier, Ingraham, and Ings voted against them
full report of the debate funny and rich it is
VIII be found in another column
90 limit has been put for the present to tn
inaiign influence of Wall street, in the polio,
OF the wings in the corporation In consequence
'nereo' the American" their special organ, is We
ny savagelon the Mayor, and calls him "Jacobin;
but as this ephet comes from the same disreputablt
source which bestows traitor,"" scoundrel.o &c
on the chief magistrate OF the nation, respectable
people don't mind it.
1hls movement has been very funny in other re
spects. The venerable Judge Noah has found hi,
position so hot and difficult to hold, tina he ha,
changed his coat, wig, and principles three or fou,
times in as many days. Thurlow Weed has bee,
lathering and shaving hi to keep him cool but the
Judge makes some wry mouths under the State
BARRIERS razor-probably it shaves rough. Try Jem
Grant, Judge.
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FROM IHE MORMON CouNrRY.-We have further
accounts direct from the modern City of God, Nau-
VOC, the beautiful.
Joe Smith and the saints are going ahead more
rapidly than ever. They care nothing for the dis
closures of General Cook Bennett. They claim al
the virtues, all the holiness-al the revelation now
afioat. Joe Smith is preaching and prophecying a,
fast as He and his 1900 saints celebrated the
Fourth of July in grand style According to the
"glvings OUT many Of the angels of Heaven went
down In sunbeams 10 the banks of the Missis-
sippi, and joined in the festivities they formerly
visited the tents OF Abraham the plains of Mamre
Gabriel, Raphael,a several other winged spirits
SAID that the Mississippi much finer country than
Mesopotamia was-and that Joe Smith is might
er man than Abraham.
We have received some further curious accounts
which we shall publish tomorrow.
NEwBURGu REGATrA.-We understand there are
an unusual number of the Clubs practising among
them are the crews of Eagle, Gazzelle and anothe,
six-oared boat, of New York New Jersey, Jersey
city; Cornell, Vanderbilt, Staten Island Ann OF
Peekskill William Kemble of Cold Spring; Wash
ington of Poughkeepsie Duchess of Hyde Park :
Columbia of Hudson; Sila, Gaetia, and Corsar Of
Newburgh and great number of four-oared boats
Great sport is expected