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Corn Trade.

The large surplus Of bread sus shall have on hand
in this country after all the harvess are through with
will be larger than before and prices will be
fore the close Of navigation reach lower point than
have recorded. From the present advices from En-
rope, pretty surely calculate the crops
out the continent being short, which result is the
only hope have for prices to be sustained at home
The crops Uf Great Britain precarous and the in
jury If any 80 general that few days unfavorable Ca
ther Just before harvest will reduce the yied
the island very materially. The arrival OF the Great
Wtern is looked for with the most intense
anxiety the complexion Of the advices receiv by
her depends the veal OF the spec and ho
ders throughout this country.
Should the next news give decided favorable report
OF the grain CROP the only outlet for the accommodating
stocks IN all our seaport markets Is shipments abroad
home account. To sustain prices at h. me, the supplies
must be unless actual demand spring up
speculative exports must and will be made.
NThe receipts in this market continue very large with
a trihipg demand We quote Genesee 81 s7la S. Ohio
and Michigan, Is 81 s7l; Ohio round hoop4 81 81
oii. Georgetown, So 125; Brapdywine SIS 25; Rich
mond County IL IS 25j Howard street, q IS ia
Rye Flour, l2b a3 IS. Corn Meal, . s75 a.. Very
trihng sales OF Wheanew and old daily arrive in large
quantities and in consequence of holders firmly demand
ing previous prices the stock is daily increasing The
sales rule at 81 Wequoe sales Of Southern Corn at 81
cents.
The receips al Tide Water on the increase For
the FIRST week August this year the OF Flour
and Wheat more than double what they ever were
for the period before There Is danger Of stary.
ing IN this country for sometime TO come. ct ell events
Account of Flour and Wheat arrived Al Tide Water
during ths--
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MEDICAL AID
DOCTOR YOJJR SELF PRIVATELY

TT IS IMPORTANT with many people in need Of medical
pomp m MSo msy n e to
friend should obtain little volume called the &ubicon"
b as sS0p ss and as
cng many subjects OF interest and symptoms Of disease not
The forms of bodily and mental weakness iseapaey
faithfully dfnssed and the 6es, practical method e a.
sd"sd s01 the ali ~bo f se
y assistance of whatever sexat portion of the work
youthful pdses,Os from whence result sSnsii,u i, de-
Re Cgnd eo ss% aHd Or s d
bity has made threatening poads the health or eonsl-
The chapter on structure worthy of particular attention.
aud should be by every The method
ing this complaint without PAIN and affords positive I'M
Barclay St. Broadway and the following agencies
Ne Ne Eai.gs St, :, sG %s Of S Hsf Lane
No. 2 % E a Broadway cor S. Of Market St
No LAG Delaney st cor OF Suffolk ST.
No - Fulton st cor of Water st.
c The Ss * No. Dr. i ra wsr. %. Be
consulted eodentiay any day in the week at all hours OF the
TSS that he s has
sn e OF SpS that So % few days
gny ocea;onsy; others he relapse gsfns
S Ss se s TSS %sda S s. tn s,s w
in an adyerse%ea but which will be Recognized readily by
and i"S b '
& % % sR1 IN I
stage of the malady there and that by mild and
simple Doctor Gregory proud that he has dis
covered and brought to his aid remedy before used
iRss has ap a @ o%
to Is years duration This announcement made through
motives Of vanity and love of boasng but simply inform
those need Of the remedy where be found Those
R T MIN at Ss S Sa @Hi S%s
every evening.
~ Persons distance sending 81 by mail will have the
work Tin sheets) promptly forwarded their address per
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CorToN PRIcEs.-LNERpooL CLASSIFICATION
Eorl a. n,

In relation to the growing crop have made different
enquiry in the most authentic quarters to the state OF
the in all parts OF the country and there to be
difference ofopinion, all that the crop must
evitably be short-a Mobile paper remarks:-
The weather with still continues unsettled and well
grounded spprehensons exist that the Of
similar weather throughout TIE interior must seriously
njuro the agricultural interests Of the state is
eight weeks since the commencement OF the
and Tom all that he dscernsd to the contrary it
the quarter That the cotton crop has already
materially affected by excessive rain there
TO believe and from the best information that can
be obtained Of its situation, believe very moderate
average crop cannot be exceeded under the
bic the continuation OF wet weatt-
must detract every day more and from the pros
pect.
Last season bales ofnew cotton were ed here on
the 4th of Angus. This year have yet heard
OF matured boil being gathered although there doubt
less have been many before this
Charleston paper states" the very small stock now
unfsvor able the growing crops doubt induced
the former to maintain firm stand"
A correspondent of our own states as follows
EpIroR OF THE HERALD -
have lately passed the middle ofthe cotton grow
ing country and far and heard, the crop is
only from four to FIVE weeks later than usual but
is seriously injured by bad weather. particularly in Lou
isiana and Upper Alabama In parts OF Mississippi II
fair CROP but in parts somewhat injured All along
is more or less injured. and the whole, with
favorable weather and frost for the residue the
son. the entire crop Of the country cannot exceed Is
Is hundred Thousand bales have reference to the
late storm In speaking Of bad weather met it in North
Carolina where WIS terrific and if II extended 10 s..
Carolina Georgia, Florida and Alabama the damage To
the cotton crops must be immense But this is ali con-
lecture. ABB
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NO LURE. No PAY

DR. COOPER, Of u Duane street. between william and
IL Chatham streets takes method Of informing the citizens
and strangers that he still sGods e 20 The afflicted Of both
and NAV chnsued with the utmost confidence
m tho worst eases oideicae diseases Dr. Coorer from resi-
ence OF m,ny years hospitals IN Europe devoted TO the
,r.rt If dc,te diseases and from extensive practice
lbs city Tor the years IN this particular branch OF the
on guarantees safe speedy and efectual TO such
on a. nut themselves under his Rodent
d IN two or three days. Dr. Cooper
her dangerous medicine. Dr. Coopers mild and iudicous
mode Of will reqnig no interruption from business or
tcton in Diet Persons afflicted with protcted and depors
bic cases need despair of complete recovery DR. Cooper
iorms the public that he the only regularly surgeon
who adveses in Duane exhibits diploma nom
the suyyesnt Institute Of this city procured BY false
and false pretences The nyoabe secrssy obsseo
all Consultations Separate Offices that patients cannot
come in Contact Letters post paid attended TO- Chagn mo-
sisH 0ttos "a Iynsnsst " W. 70 imsr
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LOVE, CoURTsHlP AND MARRIAGE

lust Published Physiological Mysteries and Revelations
in Love C9urship and MARRIAGE lnallibe Guide Book
io married ana single on matters oil the utmost importance
the human by Eugene Beckand NJ. d. Translated from
the third Paris edition, by Philip NJ. Harvard.
Among the matters duly considered in the work. are Mat.
of serious importance single and young married persons
The causes OF and certain cure for bareunes The of
beauty and couhip" The danger of solitary practices and
how the habit may be removed and is effects cured" THE
love and jealousy with nlabe remedies eradca-
ting from the mind the seeds oa hopeless unhappy pas.
siop Offspring with newly discovered modes based
enc principles for the prevention Precipitation thereof
ntermarriage Dress with the form aud colors most be-
suspicious season for wedock" And most other matters of
interest single and married life, relates the principal sub.
jecs above noted"
For sale wholesale and retail, Nassau street. New
York.
post raid order enclosing 81, directed to HOLLAND
GLOVER New York City will procure copy of the work
being of the United States or the Canadas or
three copies will be sent for 50.
Twelve copies will be address ST. None hui
ranked post paid letters taken of the post Office.
auI2 lmdSWscc
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Packets to Sail.
Ship Masters and Agents,

We shall esteem favor if Captains of Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SILvEy, of our News Fleet a Re
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
vessels Spoken on their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents at home abroad will also confer by
sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
received
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL X HOWARD.
(Stvrss No. % TIN st,ssi spd l5 Fulton street,


At l0k n'cock in the sales rooms.
Large sale of superior household furniture Of all descriptions
by virtue of mortgage consisting of elegant brussels ingram
aud ventian carpets rugs oil CLOTH beds bedding bedad
bureaus chairs tables looking glasses sofas wardrobe. china
glass plated ware various Housekeeping articles kitchen
utensils, &c.
Also, valuable piano forte.
Also, two large iron chests.
THURSDAY,
= At l01s o'clock, III the sales rooms
Piano Fores, Paintings and Fumure-Wfhout reserve ~
splendid piano ores BY the best makers both aud second
hand
Also, fine invoice painting elegant furniture. &c,
FRIDAY,
At l0ls o'clock in the sales rooms.
Regular sale of elegant fashionable reasonable and staple dry
goods oil all descriptions clothing fancy and pledged articles
hardware, jewery, Sc. "a
SATURDAY.
a., AT ~ O'Clock, At the auction room.
Land and Farms saleWiil be sold without reserse
OF land containing 1913 situate most egbly the
Of Palmyra Pike count Penns wanna known the Kommis
sloners books No 49, IL is % miles from New York from
which place daily stages within miles of the lots
of the demise and every particular information will be
communicated ON application at the auction rooms.
To let the neat two story brick house No 81 White
very low gentee family. Enquire the rooms
or MIR. Horspool, No. l6 White st.
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Foreign Importations.

GoTTENBuRG-Brg Svea-l0O iron Boorman Johnston
600 do Haicht-1 box master.
BARAcoASchr Pacic530 bales tobacco q sticks cedar
1000 Aymar co700O pine apples $50 punches BAN
anas 10, 900 plantains Cropsey * Gmartin.
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HOROKpN

lNCREASED ATTRACTIONS.
FREE INSTRUMENTAL CONGO RTS.
T THE PAVILION of the Elysian Fieds--Every AZ
Asuperb Brass Band will be in attendance the
and popular Airs Overtures and Marches &c. &c
This additional novelty the far famed beauty Of its
ry fail increase the pleasure derived from
this iavorite
The ferry boats ply Hoboken from Barclay Canal and
Christopher
Fare only Ga aus 2wsr
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NEW PERIODICAL HOUSE.
FOR IHE SALE oF...

ALL THE PHILADELPHIA PUBLICATIONS,
No, PASTOR HOUSE.
WILL BE OPENED Saturday morning. the 10Th inst,
w the exclusive sale of Philadelphia Periodicals.
aud splendid Periodical and Cheap Book Establishment
with the good will and support Of the publishers.
We shall have for sale the 9h and ready
to ship to agents
Grahams Magazine for September.
Godey's hady's Book for September
. Ladies National Magazine for September.
Besides large aud OF all the popular works
of the day. Particulars in a day
NCouniry Agents by forwarding their orders immediate
ly will have the Magazines advance OF the day OF pub
cation. Address GRAHAM * CHRISTY,
ale eur No. Aston House, New York.
CROTON WATER BATHS-For Ladies and Gentlemen
~ al the Merchants Exchange 80
The subscriber respectfully informs his friends aud the public
that his Bathing Establishment for Cold Warm Shower and
Moderated apor Baths daily (Sundays exceped al
No IN the Basement Of the Merchants Exchange entrance
III William street near the corner of Wall. $50
For convenience eeaane;s and comfort this establishment
not to be surpassed The Ladies Baths arp detached from
those appropra!ed for enmen with exclusive entrance at
the corner oiWall and William streets or the arrangements
of the rooms appropriated for the Ladies the proprietor can only
say that from the favorable opinions bestowed by several s
he honestly and Justly pronounce them the best in the
city.
On Wedneday and Thursday Of every week, from o'clock
A. M 10 10 F. the Ladies will be waited upon by respect
able female attendant aud COM
mead this establishment public favor will be omitted.
Prices-Snge Baths % cents. Five Tickets for ST.
Dr. Littehed, ChroIedst Corn Doctor always at
tendance, LOUIS j. BELLONl
lsF
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PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE
ESTABLISHMENT

EACHANGE KUOMS II.
HE Subscribers having procured the Agency for the sale Of
L VOIGTANDERS DAGUERREOTiP APPARA-
TUS constructed according Professor Perzvas calculation
have hand large of these Apparatus and
well amateurs of their wishing good
paraus will find their advantage
Of this construction They also have lately imported large
quantity Of German and French plates and all the chemicals
used their art which they every respect they
made their order Polishing substances and
all necessary materials sold the
able terms. The following gentlemen have agreed
their agents.
+. White, Esq, IT'S Broadway, N "
r Hass, Esq. Washington ID. G.
DR.. A. Caspari, Richmond, Va.
p Laurens, Esq, Savannah Ga.
William West, Esq Cincinnati, OHIO.
communications (post pad) and orders accompanied
directed to w & f. LANGENHEfM -
Je l 3m"r Exchange Building, Phila.
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5cE ILLINOIS ILLINOIS! ILLINOIS !! ANY
STkperson having for sale low price from 90
of first land dry and pndulating in Vermlion
County near Danye Illinois may hear Of purchaser by APP
plying to AMES SHAW l2l Fulton street. ~ Y by let
Ter post paid stating the lowest price the oca
on the peculiar quality and the quantity Of the and if i'm
manner in which the land supplied with farming
puos And also stating the cheapest aud direct
from New York city to the lands described.
land 800 ,,ns -
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RA MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY
TH AhAIThe propIietors Of this establishment yo
rably known the travelling public the great tho
roughfaeS between Charleston and Mobile determined
maintain the high reputation for comfort and beraty of
seryedy enjoyed The buildings which very spacious
and conveniently arranged have been thoroughly repaired and
the bed both double and single have been eurnhed
With new bed. and bedding also with article
private are large airy and elegantly furnished These cil
ties with careful and attentive servants cellar well stocked
with choice old wines table supplied with every luxury that
the and market afford aud the firm determination Of
the proprietors omit nothing that will tend the satisc
ton Of their guests will they trust them the favorable
attention of the travelling public An omnibus will all
times be readiness convey passengers from the Railroad
TO the Steamboats, to the house free OF charge.
w. TlLLEf &CO. Montgomery, June 7, l843.
hornsr
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GARDEN AND PERPETUAL FAIR.
b. r. BARNUM, Manager
Now opened the public Splendid Saloon containing
ces of Trade Manufactures the Arts Inventions. &c making
PERPETUAL FAIR
Without extra charge for admission
Among the many articles already deposited is the Rotary
Knitting Room for manufacturing stockings gloves and eregY
article Of wearing apparel measure all whole complete and
seamless /. The whole operation of knitting
IS PERFORMED BY DOG!
Il will be in constant operation every Day and Evening,
and the greatest Mechanical Invention Of the age
The ha; engaged this week the City Brass Band Of
and NeSro Dancer Mr.. VIM Cole the Chinese Nondescrpt.
aud his educated DogGca Western the Locomotive mita
ator Brouwer the Comic Snger-Cerito the Danseuse
Abundance the Museum, Garden &C. Is ccn,s. Children
half price. aus &C
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Passengers Arrived.

GorTENBURG-Brg Svea--Mr Mathisen, children and
servant Mr. eberg and lady, Mr. 81 in the
steerage.
ST. JOHNS, NF-Brg Terrenova-W Barnes.
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The above sale is postponed until the 10th ins the same
honr and place mentioned above.
HENRY FULLER, Solicitor anglo iwec
MEDIcA i mp =. PSI; SigyF 05s CARD.

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL GARD
"PRlNCIPlIS OBSTA."
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2041 Fulton street near
~ Greenwch-Dr Morrison, Member Of the Royal College
Of Surgeons London continues be consulted confdentsy
from O'Clock A. 10 P NJ daily all diseases pr
yate nature and all those distressing symptoms consequent
nudcious treatment and the mprudent of quack msd
cdes. regular medical education with extensive practice
of % years enables Dr. NJ adapt the proper
the constitutions well the those
insdious maadies. Dr. NJ is daily consulted by patients
where the leading symptoms have been only checked still eay
ing the poison Turk in the SYSTEM until ultimately devel
oes itself in the depoble shape of secondary syphilis" In
all Dr. NJ warrants perfect without de-
eterious drugs confinement from business. IN forms
of the disease performed three five days, and
proportion with malignant cases
STRUCTURES OF Observation-Disclosures in the
urethra, sudh sbtues and enlargement of the
gland accompanied with much irritation aud dull pain those
of the consequences OF malratment. DR. NJ
structures scientific promoting their absorp
ton without pain. In advertisements the subject
of structures the symptoms defined This is deusonbe
enlargement of the PROSTATE gland &c would produce
analogous symytoms IL Is cruel to torture patients with bou
guently consulted where patients have been injured by
impmptr course.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Thousands of young
suffering from the indulgence
destructive habit and whose further injured
the Of noum and pretended specifics which stimulate
ly induce depression. Dr. NJ. such
purely pathological principles and fails in establishing
fee of 49, will ensure prescriptions and advice; for $40 med
icines will be forwarded and warranted by the patient
ing history Of his case.
Office 20i1, Fulton ST. near Greenwich.
B-With two three exceptions DR.. NJ is the only quail
flied advertising Surgeon in the city. jy3O lm%r
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Freigllts,

CHARLEsroN Aug I2-No vessels up for foreign ports
and but two OF our line vessels In port both loading for
New YORK Tor which place Freghts have advanced to
cents per barrel Itice, and bale Of Cotton.
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Married.

On Tuesday, the 18th instant by the Rev. Charles +.
Stohlman, GEORGE MoHR OF Bremen, to JANE, young
est daughter OF William Leo Wolf M. D., Of Hamburg,
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80 n SEVEN O'CLOCK MORNING LINE
2@ArFoR ALBANY, TROY, and intermediate

foot Of Barclay Breakfast and Dinner on board
Leaves New York-The Empire Monday Wednes day
at A. NJ
Landing at-Cadwel's, West Point. Newburgh, Hampton,
Poughkeepsie Hyde Park Rhnebeck U. Red Hook Bristol
Catskill, Hudson, Coxsacke and Undertook.
The new low pressure steamer EMPIRE Captain r. Roe,
on Wednesday, al O'Clock in the morning, Aug. L..
The new low steamer TROY Captain A. Gorham
on Thursday, at o'clock in the morning, Aug u.
%For apply at the Office foot Of Barclay street. on
board.
Nodce.-A Goods Freight Baggage Bank Bills Specie
other kind Of Property taken shipped or put on board
the Boats of this Line be the risk OF the such
goods aul6 2tr
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NEW MUSIC.
THE VERY LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

THE VERY LATEST PUBLICATIONS..
TWILL 2OI Broadway below st. Paul's Church. invites
n the attention of purchasers the annexed list Of
NEW AND fOpULAk MCsiC,
being small part Of large and valuable stock Of Music be
recently been receiving from publishers in Boson Phadet
pha and Baltimore all Of which is for sale cheap The
ing editions Of all Music purchased ATWILLB
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Cotton Trade.

The markets at the extreme South is usual at this
season OF the year. SMALL and it is difficult make
rate quotations In this market and at Boston, the firm
ness OF upon the prospects crops
and the advices from the other side has in degree
check ed operations The sales in this city for the week
$500 bales The state of the crop is follows
RECEIPTS, ExroRrs srocx OF CoTToN THE UNITED
STATES.
Ie4l. ls13
Receipts. .......... i, 669, 9S4 1885,, 932
Exports to Greet Britain 925,l45 l,45S sS5
Exports TO France. 39o,337 3i0.l9l
Experts TO other ports. 1929 l66 465
Stock...... ........- 5l,722 96,223
The transactions in any Of the ports have not been
large, and quotations nearly as folows:-
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.4shePots still very dull at 81 slf Pearls quote
at So Sl3, with sales to moderate extent
Sugars in very active demand, and the slight ad.
vance noticed few days since j, firmly sustained.
Hay-A fair inquiry prevails for shipment and domestic
consumption We quote as 50 cents for prime quail.
ties. The supplies are moderate.
Whisksy-Drudge continue to quote at % cents, and
barrels at a2A The demand is very steady and sales
TO fair extent
Provisions All articles under this head dull. We
quote Pork at So s7t and Mess Sl IS IL SIT Beef
still remains last quoted. little demand for medium
qualities of Lard Wequote sales at st a 81 cents.
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u liberal discount when several pieces wanted-Ca.
ATwILL's MUSIC SALOON,
a5 Sits w IS 20l Broadway, the Franklin House.

A Gil lTALlANIIGp l.aani d gualunqus condirione q
a lnro hgli ancorche America, resldeut in questa
piazza compendendos mel loro numero que della Svrzera
laliana, Trieste pavincic lrche Dalmazia, Ragusa Malta
Corsica di ogn aa coutada Ia d cu ngua 1alics qua
anque slas, orc goyec rlsGetyo ~ Europa nyit.t
I'd un assembled che terra allie sette della del 10 del
del Cafe) sentre dscutere, rgetts lcr
liacmeno, progeo tendente ldee npettabs
loro mono naIioae Ia oro connazonaa in queso psese
che pomuoyere oro Interest," ndvduali nele derse oeen
addetti ed yestirl d. utta queiia
considerazone pubbca d cui godono gil sanie d
"Nuoua Work IA Agns,o iaia - ALI 2tec
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steam ships.
Packets to ArriYc,

FROM LIVERPOOL.
8. Whitney, Thompson, July 4
Columbus, Cole, July I
Sheridan, De Peyster, July IA
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator, Britton, July 10
Mediator, Chadwick, July 20
FROM HAvRE.
Louis Philippe, Castof, July II
st. Nicolas, Pell, July l6
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NEW MOTIVE POWER.

Engine without Boiler. Furnace Smoke Pipe Chin
n ney-Dr Drke will have the honor show the original
working model of the motive power which has excited
much attention the scientific aud mechanical circles Of Pha
depha to the citizens Of New York for few days at No az
Broadway next TO Canal street.
The room will be open from until o'clock from until
O'Clock, aud in the evening
Admission, defray expense OF room, &c, Is cents