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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-05

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hibish FSsas %asts. NC. g; Europe
s5A r Rambler siSs f Hall s ao
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let Canton I'm. tOI as 18th suT.T,eh RIO o 4:
D S; scaSsI"sr VALET do to
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y, Sss,S. SYst TIN iS
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9ossse Jay sonA L.sad, Stewart eu.o ps n.S
81 Hs"s' ,%i Rs, A's's lang
Csdz; Ro'-.e r; Yon & London; tlle Hill Hull
srDNtr NsW Mich is-sd sultsna. Scott Tahiti; 2e'h'
ST i.HS. % July ae-cId Orbit, Robinson London' ais"
Tss.Ts "a Eas';; Es.,;y S J;ss svo,s Vi,
MADEIRA; 18Th, schools Hopkins. MADEIRA.
| Home Forts
Mary h''fF
Hset, PsIu%ore; w;1e Rogers, Norfolk and a,h%sS?d;
depSs; ssass as9 Lewis. %f NYoTs 'S' 'a"' o1'.
SLoUoEsrnR, Jul, 3o-Ar Elizabeth Billings Lubee for
EPa.arsxs July A Wallace: BERG New York a e.
' 5s:s S q: ' ks: D!T s,''' Aug
As s w sS %h
ii Ha~tiS., Hawkins: NYo,S: so. ~ w ,,,i,.
T nj l::i:s, STS i ss s:@
III 1Ss Lion D.mios, NYors, aa Elir.
Aug AT Davis Ls ppiR
cnbsg 6eoa Ris6s!a.oa; Escort Y'sI ~; .St
Dale Boston; John Jaw Baker aud Francis Ross
Povidehce Herald, ,odwin NewburypoIt; Pe'on Hutch
Portland WIN Blowp su%pu,; renssso Black aod QoecO
Racket. NYoIk Below, briggs unknown End UPWARDS OF
sail of ,chrs between Chester End Fort Mifin CD smen
Be mi Koper, Bremen; Lady Chapman, Brl harriet AM
besgch iiasn West lnd,es C.rIenev, Sharp Ib doe.
Amer ica. Baymore, aud Lawre' BoIon Enh
Gardner, Taunton Ms Also John Clark Holland, Ne"
4, | York.
NORFOLK, Aug 1-An W w Wyer, Adams, I'm Boston fo
Richmond; Madison, Potter Nantucket Ia Hampton Roads
Jas Grav. Carter James River for Lend n. -,
NgwBRRN Nc. JaIy 21-Au Rio. Atkins, New York 23d
Manou Higgins Boston; 26th ubeIly Armanie Ild,.'
9TH Ann Hl Totem ORR; 2a'h Ann Maria, Jones' do
| Cid 81 h. Ri, Atkins. do.
| SAVANNAH July sl-sIj Philuia. Ooane NY,rk
| PoRT LION fla. Julv 2i-Sd Virginia Talbot NYork
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state OF Trade.

state OF Trade.
REAL ESTATE CHANcERy SALE-The three story brick
building, No IS John street. in front and dwelling in
rear together with the lot OF ground containing in front
and rear 20 inches the westerly side 100 feet
on the easterly side 95 feet Dutch measure sold for
$4,000. The above premises known es
John street.
AUCTION SALE OF Heather AT BosroS.-Leather-
oli sides Sold oak sole at 32tc per lb hem
leck light 1871 i72; mddng at l6t; heavy at IA to Isl
good damaged at lSl poor 10 to ios; Buffalo upper in
rough l2 100 sides kip at 81 TO 0c per FOOT 81 sides grain
skins-67s dez Innings white and pink sheep at 81 rs
to rs; lambs 81 to 62 at IS to 49, IS dozen
bindings at 40 to s7 2ss doz calf at At to s7c per ID
RUSSIA at 80 to AL 90 do morocco at IL 6O ~ doz
poor roam at I rs to 260-cssh.
In oak tanned leather and Innings there improve
ment our last sae New York leather and cali skins
advanced about eight per cent.
Co,ton-sinoe the arrival of the Acadia, little more
activity has prevailed and prices have slightly improved
The sales eslerday reached about 900 bales better
feeling exists between holder and purchaser regards
the state of the market and the wants for consumption
are freely supplied at better prices.
Dry Goods-The auction sales for the fail trade have
commenced and have been pretty extensive Messrs
Adee. Timpson and Co. had sale yesterday of foreign
cloths both of which were well attended and good prices
realized. The regular credit given is six months seys
raj more are advertised for next week. We noticed at
these sales greater number of country merchants than
usually attend them, the of which is that their
credit is sufficiently staunch to submit the terms
.ashes-Ths price Tor Pots rules at sia7t and in
submit the rst quotations Pearls sell in small lots al
$5sit.
Fiour-A Philadelphia 2dlnst-The general price is a
9 but have heard of the sale Of only about 500 bhs
of Pennsy lvania also $40 bbls Of Western at 81
The demand has been quite small thus far this week
Corn Msa-About 1000 bbls have been sold at 50 ga
OF Rye Flour, sales to reportheld at sat- Very III
tie Wheat has been sold thus far this week. have
heard Of small lots Of old at ~ OF o. and Of Of 81
We believe that 81 10 81 o. about the fair quotation
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This table embraces precisely the period of the opera
ton othe compromise tariff which went into operation
in 1882 and Terminated Sept lst ls42 In 1872 the
LIST july the last amount to be reduced from the tariff
taken off, and from July LIST to Sept lst the horizontal
tariff of % per cent was in operation What the
resuls7 Was the country inundated with foreign goods
at low prcesl Far from it. In 5Ss cotton goods paid
go per cent; in ls42 90 per cent In the latter year.
per cent Of the imports 1888 only brought into the
country Woollen good. paid so per cent in $685. and
per cent ls42 and but IS per cent imported
the low tariff. Under the biennial reductions ofthe
promise tariff domestic manufactures were gradually
becoming successful competitors with their English
rivals until under low duties they them out Of the
market Having perfected this what necessity was there
for the tariff which Is pressing upon this years trade,
The returns OF the trade of the year. when they
shall have been received will be highly instructive az
to the effect of mschievous legislation
The growth ofthe shipping between the two countries
under the descending and low duties has been as fol.
lows -
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Corn Trade.

The markets throughout the country present the great
est regularity in activity and prices. The quotations
give below ofthc principal markets do not vary but
tre from reports of the early part the The
decline that took place here shows its effects, fast
the sun travels west, and corresponding falling off
takes place.
The receipts at Buffalo are enormous compared with
previous seasons and the bulk of the supplies that reach
that port Immediately shipped east without creating
corresponding receipts at tide water great mystic
to dealers in this city where all the -four goes to- after
leaves Buffalo. We havea reporter in that neghbor
hood who will make it a point to fathom the business
which report we shall give possible
The late European news has given an impetus to all
branches Of trade, and caused slight improvement in
the price Of -four, without creating better demand.
The prospect of short crops the continent looks ia
vorabe for this country Any demand from abroad for
our breadsufs will have great effect prices here
Wequoe sales of Genesee yesterday at IS. Michigan
$i.7o. Ohio S4S7l Howard street So l23aS6.25 Rich
mond Bounty So rs. Troy S.. Georgetown s5i2ia6 IS
Rye -four dull, quote S3ss3 l2S for Northern. Corn
meal Jersey So sig Very little doing in Wheat Small
sales OF Illinois are made at IL The supplies are consd
eraby larger than the sales Sales OF Is cts The
coming week will nearly complete the wheat harvest
in all parts Of the country and from present indications
before the bulk OF the crop brought in the price
will be down to rs cents buhel in most Of the western
markets.
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The duty br Canada beef and about
United Stats l5s.
general improvement is here manifest Flour has not
yet reached point at which shipments may be renewed
The prospects of the great staple cotton are very ater.
ing The improved state Of the great markets of Austria
a India and China have much improved of Late and the
general state Of the cotton market in Engsnd such
has given stability, and tendencyto improve in the
prices Of the raw material The stock Of cotton hand
in Liverpool is very large. The London Bankers Cir
cular, remarks as follows: -
Liverpool now contains larger weight OF cotton than
before warenoused in that port and we believe
safe in stating that this day FRIDAY the It'll of
July, the quantity is, within very few one million bags
These at about Go los the bag on the are worth
above FIVE millions and half pounds sterling.
Large the stock OF cotton is, believe that nj no
previous spending period Of great import was the
pressure individuals from its weight so light as il IL nj
this instant The fact that the imports have been diy
dd into greater number of hands than ever before
known; among these, opulent manufacturers are the
most conspicuous We told by firm where larger
amount Of bills drawn against cotton exported from the
United States would be likely to centre than with any
other firm in the kingdom exsept perhaps one that they
had received higher amount OF bills drawn MANI fac
turers who had imported cotton, than on commission
merchants TO this striking fact we may add which
do on good authority that all the Banks Of Liverpool
Iuu@ money or so easy their qairs that they soul be
glade WsA Hdvsnsss on soonbHs oni ssitor ppisdssd
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Passengers Arrived.

LoSDoy-Packet ship Mopeal-Cap G.isr, Mr. Frar kiln
lscy ,etvant, Mr. sgg Mr. Furuav Mr. Ward London;
TioLson, Frame Ia In the geerags.
HAvRr-PtCke' shp Albany-Ared OFT Mcnrose of PhiIs-
IeiphIe-i51 IN III s's
DEMra.sA-s.is Juc. NM Gordon. MIR Cunningham Mir
AteU, Mfs Daudsar AMI ton. .
NosiLr- s lip Navy FRncss-Mrs DepiDg, Miss M ,rhs
DENNY. Miss 81 zush, Redmond. Miss Jane Redmond-s
the tteelage.
Nsw OrLrANs-Bris wskqls-Mr ClIk, Mrs q White
md sou, Mrs fairfield Miss Young &C Diff, Ltes in
tie ste rage.
sAyANNAH-Brg Exc,-J fsloud and lady. w Radford and
lady Mrs Winter Miss Harf Misl Moore, DR. Bash DR.
l. Buckley, Messn WINES, Smith, Held, L W Bates,
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Foreign Markets.
MATANzAs July 22-Codfsh wanted at 50 per oil; Hake

MArANzw, July 22-Codfsh wanted at 50 per al; Hake
at So.
July 2o-Beef, Dbl $7ae; u. g. jerked ar 81 10 RS;
Pork, prime and mess, Dbl 50 is; Haddock, qtl s5a
Hams ae; Lard Sill l2t; Butter. SOL; Candles tai
ar SIT a7s Whale do do st RS; Rice rs Potatoes ST.
Onions 100 lunches ST. Cheese, qql $6t "a; Boards
Shocks and Heads, 50 10; Box Shocks, set rs emp
~ Hhds each 10 rs sheengs, Russia, ps s9t; Ravens
saot and % RS; do brown alone At 81 RS; do white
ass RS; Coffee qql st. 81 RS; Mossss, keg RS. Ex.
change-On London, y as pm; New York and Boston,
Sea- per ton, a5s; to Baltic, per ton, ca los.
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YroYision Market.

We have no particular alteration to report in either the
meat fish markets.
Vegetables plenty than they last week,
and prices reasonable Since last report we
have had repeated and abundant showers that have
vved vegetation and encourages the hope that the fall
supply will be the usual quantity.
Large lots of the fruits offered at markets.
brought from the south particularly watermeons from
North Carolina and Virginia.
Potatoes still very high, 6s Cd IS bushel de-
handed
Cucumbers sell at s. per hundred, Corn the
Peaches plenty but we have not yet fit to
eat-a those in the markets small hard, miserable
looking things.
Onions are much wanted there of conse.
quence in market.
New Applicability arrival by sloop loads, and Of
fered cheap Without finding purchasers for all the
supplies
Butter OF choice diaries for family plenty and sells
at 10 cents per Id.
Annexed give O carefully corrected list of prices
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BARKY'S WIGS AND Soaps

A bAnhf. hr,t - han from Loptop. me res'
Their uiiar lgh gossamer and veDla char terh.r
shaped .ctly the natsTa ha heir .sucity
and theiI we'll Their
st,e az finish all combine
feet heads OF hair that thew be to be fully
prtcat.d.
system of the Of Wiz Making TAUGHT in Eve les
See specimen OF Bsys Wigs and ecalps VIII th will
sitfy the astdou that he il tbs oh
ker in the city. lac Broadway OF Liberty
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Brighton Cattle Market.

MONDAY, July 81, ls43-A market s75 Beef Cattle, Is
Cows and Calves, 5000 sheep, and 264 Swine
PRrcEs-Beef Cattle-Last weeks prices not
tanned. few extra 81 so hrst quality 81 GOA s7t
second quality 50 so 90 third quality S. 90 ST.
Cows and Calves-Sales at SIS a $40
Sheep-Very dull. Lots were sold 81 Ito rs, and 81
90.
swine-One lot sold to peddle at 4}c for sows
and Bsrrows AVERAGING 100 lbs. At retail Is a6c.
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BRlSTOL'S SAKSAPARILLA.
ASTDNISHINt3 CURE

NEW YORK July 2e,h, isa3-Mr BrisoIs-Dear Friend
~ FOR such esem you although never have hae III
saved from most DISTRESSING aty thoss
the OF truly va uagle Sarsapara Abont esr
mon hs previous 20 my using your cdicnr ION was
treated b. mediral g.ntlemcn for scrofnla King Evil
the nech bat all Fl. disease DID omp
good FOR him. His rapidly pfeBd from day TO day
until alarmed for the safety m his lie -
operng tuy shtul AID apr esd to BE-
every thing before None sc'hs sel e. and
pail fu f0ebDfings to the OF HI. i etoo obd
gTeay Jade bed for his i aud advice,
seeing boy stared that would ,e.d phyieaD VII
he knew would him He did and q surprise, all
he recomu. nded little pbyc At bstsnd ADVISED
ecu to in such sons This we attended to
strictly directed esgeI to save my ion n possible and
have The pleasure and unexpected Joy oeho ding
ftsm early for had his disease been lett prey
upon hi y, he ud have lasted long He we'll his
health good and grateful feelings thee
proprietor ofiogeat aemedy a,eribe his solely
medicine although avene The many nos.
Of day daily pulled in the papers IN city We
ruly saapra has proved balm Of value
untold TO us With great re- pect yours, &c
To C. G. Bristol, Buffalo, New York
See thathe written signature Of c. Bristol is the
CITY Agent. for the sale OF Bristols Sas,parila.-wM
BURGER wholesale agent so Csur1snd aud lss lreenw en-
81; and retail NJ the following aces:Mhsu Pharmacy
an u, aud 10 Astor Boup; Jas syma M 50 Boseyynd
John symr 20 Fulton corner Wafer and all du. IN
town and couEt'y. Al sts'ee
pkQlECl ION OF HUMAN Ll-t BUILDINGS
SHIPS From Ll0HrNl Nc cugets' rr,t. t.' D..
Rrcadw,v Nav Work.
PORT GUESE FL .tI. tI."
$50 jn-Iamed aud coltbi4t.e % .u' .is
1 &c perceve co be obtaued IN Sre.i sc
mentou tho last column fourth psss
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CANToN-shp Navignor33 chs Young Tyson 1863 hf DO
chests Ss36 Do hyson n go DO sonehnE 2o2s h do
Glib do go h chs souchong cassis $3.50 pow
chonE Mea CO., hr Tea loo do hrserackeT Soufbeyl
DO yea " Pearcr200 bxs ire c'ackeu ehrtts
dcott ~
Lospos-sae Moutr al-is pas. e = s.nder,ou--so 8
mugs 4 Reh-s irooEeG, Nerd cc-s q Il Hsbent-l7 W
Vys.-io Wilson Brown-2 6 More wood Coz Ger gl .
Gil Ihersart-tl Baldwin CO.'S rs Owen Jacob
MsGowse-s Tho. Hun,-t O hor--t " L Lamap-, ~ &
Gunhe-l Sill & Thompson Godfrey ,ttison & co
daIri-l ColleeoL-i Thos ,fpson--l crsisry Of
~ :, =. ne 20 ~, IaYloI-l Josephs-f c. 81 od
HAvsE-Ship Albany ~ cs mdse Becar Garou & col n
3 BINS. Sos Cottsett-s MieSeil, Biosnad CO.
L Dias WTrep-lJ gnin co-44 Bsuk,,d 4 Buttcn-l
s nelS kaop c0-2 Bailey SHchen-l Gad1 nets
pcl samples Schuch I'd Fsher-2 Schmidt Andree9
so;;snge- VIE Putnam sTf Bars Mlyol Y;Ipg
yis3 Hao se9op2 II eutdequm-J2 BoIceau Ru, c,-6
PIedanns- Becar, BENJAMIN Cos .bIiqu- tie Fills &
Morrs-o Del iorest-l Avezz,nLs-9 Monros. IS NJ.
Shawl Chs. er Clak IS I'd ards & staddsrr~!B q
wsipwTishS SC a Adams Homer co.'s Ckcyrolat
ce-a To.is-lJ&C So'dhead-2F F,eder-l j Robe
80 Loe' cs,ss < W.sndonek-2 Hssepberg s. ct-4
Fsuehs-4 Pe'on- Anna Lei,1 b.e-2 Dale & Maxwell
Ms cs yu. FemlDs, DuiouI SeoS2 psy,%Se.
NeeLe ate coy Doueheu--, Bishop w Wee
sF M.yer--2 Der, lames " Bosald-5 II Q Cobit c,2
sGiS .1I e %, A@Sas ,.n,dw, Wap sss
Bsrnev-3 e HYDE & colo A l. 81. wau & cog Jolly
n.s; MsSonsux ard cot Gy Lpucc NSe-3
J @ Bt,l-3 F1y&F Bsrbey-7 10 order
BArAyIA-Ship C0viugen( Reported ye rerday )i0 900
bags coffee 30 cases esml hI S ton, TN L Child
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

AueUsr S-Beeves-769 Beeves offered, 6ls of which
were from Ohio and Kentucky. Sales made at 81
3. A few extra sold at St. About 400 left over
Cows and Csves-200 in market. Sales made at
Slsto Extra Sa5 Sprngers Sl2 Is per head. Dry
Cows So II, as in quality.
Hogs-6o0 offered s.'es 81 81 At; 200 left over.
sheep-sOO In ma . Il. >.l,s at 81 so a $2 Extra
40. -
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On Thursday afternoon, August 4th, EDMOND wsnrn
aged Is years.
The funeral will take place Sunday Afternoon at 8
O'clock from his late residence 20 Morton street corner
OF Hudson and Morton His relatives and friends are re-
specially invited to attend.
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NJ a RI Tim IL II 4 K a l. u


We shall esteem it favor if Captains Of Vessels will gvs
20 Commodore ROBERT SILvEY of News Fleet, q 10
port Of the Shipping left Al the Port whence they sailed III:
snv Foreign Newspapers News they may have. lie will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
Respondents homo sbroad will also confer by
sending this Once all the Marine intelligence they can
obtain Eauucsi information OF kind viii ne thankfully
received.
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NEW YORK - & BOSTON
SOu MI Pn OF

EOUND
OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilct OF take. charge as master and
W pilot Of vssses bound Bedford, Nantucket
Shoals Boston, Portsmouth, Portland keunebeck and OTHER
PORTS. Once at Frye Shswt naurica store 17 Water
Aeckm,D Reference pumbe OF Merchant,
the several insurance Csmnsurn in h- Boston,
"A land wi rttn,
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Corn-Saes OF 100 bushels of yellow flat at 6sA snoat
and smaller lot of mixed at bActs SWIM

CornSales of 100 bushels of yellow flat at 6st ahoat,
and smaller lot of mixed at 6Acts. E;5N
At Baltimore the I'd inst.-The inquiry for Howard
street Flour continues limited, and the transactions mode
rate at further decline in price. Sales OF fresh
ground parcels Of uniform brand made from store
yesterday morning at 81 6St and subsequently some
transactions took place s. 62i sale yesterday Of
parcel OF mixed brands is reported to ~ 56t The
receipt price Is 81 so. Sales OF City Mills Flour
yesterday TO considerable extent So Most Of the
miliers have contracted for much they make
for week TO come Small sales OF susquehanna Flsur
81 To- The supply of Wheat has been Target for
adsy two past. The sales yesterday and to-day we're
at % " cts Tor good prime reds and IS % ord
nary TO good For very prime parcels, machiaed and
clear of garlic II is probable that loo could be oh
tanned We note sale OF lot OF good white Wheat At
Ol Sales of Mary Corn for white and
81 cts for yellow We quote Oats at 23 cents, and
old at % Cts
At Boston the I'd inst-Saes of good brands Genesee
at S. Sales OF elbow flat Corn at 81 SO cents; 500
sacks of Western sold at auction for 81 cts.
At Albany, the I'D inst -four quoted for Cenesee at
81 6la$4 "a; Ohio and Michigan 81 694aS4 81 Fine
shorts 5000 bushels at l2c 5000 bushels Ohio
Two loads OF offered 29a3Oc no Blu ers The
receipts by canals for the last week in July were 4O
barrels -four making the total arrivals during the past
month, b0,S5S bbls oil wheat, 4,495 bushels.
AT Rochester the LIST inst -four quoted at 81 97A
wheat 94c barley 81 corn 44c The receipts Of wheat
for the past week were about 81, 600 bushels.
At Buffalo the ID inst-Wheat seemed to be ad-
vance; some COED Chicago IRON sold 80 cents
and full cargo Of Ohio 81 cents to go to Troy. Two
lots OF Michigan Flour sold at 50 SO The receipts
for July for four seasons ioows:-
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TWO JOURNEYMEN BARRIERS,
JAMES GRANTS,
as Itr NO. ANN STREET.
A nCUNE LADY wnh Gsilpa ion la,ie. comp tn,o9.
Would be willing 10 sys a. msd 9, make axe heEe
will be Immediately att pded to. All.
r-Oa the evening Of August 81 "a the AbsmbIa, p
engraved inside IL much valuable the
viii be gwen BY leaving it ." IL Greenwich .Tes, eeTnsT Of
Dey street IS N"r
Ems ~. dep s he a. % VII fs s s
ID sG S Il G s y
STAN on, or the Cle,Ls Office. No g., iy Hill
as lt'm supenn,e dert Of Buildings
o,I-July i,-Bflween Murray. a1d Legnad .ueel.. in
pm Rar eSsn hair aess wtn a%e,",ss Clasp es Win
pear. mai / lS;.sI Tenn: name The SI suitable
CO. q, BoAtDINp IN THE tOUNlhY,
A FEW MILES from this city, where board can be procured
q s s hssy seq.
Mss sD School s sS.
will be e' those who prefer it. All letts paid
d' sss..a. E. rAHDEk.
REPEALl REPEAL "A meeting OF the United sh Re
Wan ton Sail on o. Monday 6e 7 TN" osans
O'Clock Let there another grind rally Of ereae 10 hear
'ns 'asf,as B BAR fia ocoNNoR Sec
New Yosk.I b IN, gTs,, and m.sn,he,nt 'i!y
porium has It's FountansD IT, G4d.ns its Theatres"
its Museumso we'll thou different places Of fun,
aud amusem.nt L. also HIS fine HoIelr" winch
q the nd al SS' s
better rssuiat.d house nnot be found 10 the His
Liquors good indeed rare, and be hreps his
poy tu what is capable Of mixing them right Hu Jaleps"
,nS sasrs eso 20.
at Jones" viii do your soul good Go and all
the Sec nd Ward Hotel" the word Of the
who dnteesed person, you will he we'll used aud call
again and again. FRIEsp ~ NED JoNEs
Aug II
CARnULL,s ntDI ATED VAFOf BATES, ,.ab l,h
~ ed 823 The b. tbs Dded By the faculty for
he OF Theumaium EOut, al fever, scarlet
sudo' colds those diseases Of tn, which the
ton occa.ions Vapour Ba h.
appl Cd gives tranquil and pe-surabe sensation hes
sgated rendefs skin and Dlabe
tn secr-ti ugahs and TO the ioel tc ahoId
consons be sttaued other
That OF Vapo Bath weaken
relax sucie tlv proved by its eIheatiDg influence
those n lie h, well by its giving strength in dis
Of debility.
Mr., Carroll grateful for the patronage bestowed continues
ada Baths reduced prices, at IS urandt
open from 6 A. M. till 10 p. NJ.
Baths lent to part OF the city, sulphur Baths requirs
half an hours notice az lwisr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-05
NEW MU-IC.

NEW 10.
THE VERY LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
TWILL 2o Broadws,. below ST. r.us Lbac,, invites
IL tho attention purchss~rs To- the anne ID iItt OF
NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC.
being small of lse and vain BILE sock II Musc he has
ecenflv from publishers iladei
h and Bal I'll Of whicn for sale thesp at che
small shoIs about fucnsen d, pend obtain
coueet .diuons Of all Music purchased at ATWlLL'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-05

M FRANKLIN SALT WATER BATHS CASTLE
uARDEN-Our citizens have every to rejoice,
that our city presents at the present period ac
ties for bathing than ever could be supposed In New York
n emulate every other countrywe and ours have cop
eusly enjoyed the Franklin and without dsparagement
the many Others consider these baths not infe
r,r for Comfort accommodation and cleanliness to any
that any country can boast Of