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The New York herald., 1845-07-29
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents per
copy-S7 25 per annum--payable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Eycry Saturday-Price 81 cents
per copy-Ss ID. cents per annun-payable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prices--always
cash in advance.
PRINTING of oil kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
I1- All letters communications, by mail addressed
will be deducted from the subscription money remitted
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
FRopsiEroR NEw YoRx HsgALp EsTABLIsHasr-
Nnr-hwsr. corner Of Fulton and Nasqau strasfv
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIpENr.--Samuel ID.
Heap, OF Pennsylvanla, as consul tor the city and
kingdom of Tunis in the place Of John IT, Payne recall
ed Nicholas Brown, of New York, consul for the
city of Rome in the place of Geo W Green, recalled
David r. Brewster, deputy postmaster al Oswego New
York. in the place of James Cochran, removed. Jona-
than L. Beam OF Missouri Indian agent Council Bluffs,
in place o. Daniel Miller removed.
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NOWLAN'S HOTEL,
At Harlem River.

GEORGE NOWLAN respectfully returns his most SIN
" thanks his friends and the public for the liberal
support which he has for the years. while Pro-
petor Of Prospect Hall and begs leave inform them that be
Railroad this Island and the Bank of the River where
he prepared to furnish visitors with Breakfasts Dinners
Teas Suppes and other refreshments the shortest netce
Good ground and accommodation for Military Compa
Mes All the Railroad Cars land passengers front of the
Hotel for 1919 cents, from the City Hall.
NB-An ordinary at half past o'clock Sundays je28
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS
@ s Co. - as.se ta1s.s.

"a tiit.oo AM rlUNEf.K PACKET LINE,
From Philadelphia Pittsburgh via the Pennsylvania Rail
roads and Canatrough 3 dys. The above line now in
full operation and offers TO persons who wish
pleasant mode Of travelling to the west.
The cars are built in the most approved modern style ne
boats ed and every effort Is made
by the popetos conduce the comfort and
OF Tho scenery this route unryaed and the
great Cham OF Pennsylvania internal provementsi well wo
Thy Of being
BY this passengers avoid all the fatgues and dangers
endant stage travelling, and at the time make an
peditions trip.
The every morning o'clock Passengers ad
vised engage their places Phadepha Once in Phlade
pha N. H. of Chesnu and Fourth streets and Nos
Il and IS South Third SITS. A. CUMMINGS Agent
philadelphia May II, 1876.
gor information, IN the city of New York apply to
u. Fl. KNISELL, Agent Tor
u. LEECH x CO.'S Line. West st, N. H.
ryl7 ensrrc
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Gal "a MIC RINGS.
DR.. CREIGHTON'S
GALV ANIC RINGS

II EQUIRE no fluid TO increase their Gavanic They
IL all the advantages of Gavanc Battery without
its shock and successful all Diseases
For sale only by his Aget-l49 i3 and % Fuon e7 Walk
Drug Stores OF Bowery and Grand II Avenue d.
6 Spring 80 Catherine Of Clinton and Division, Mrs
Hays, Brooklyn. Price 2s-god 81. Julslm-ec
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR,
WHICH will change har its original color in few
w minutes This solution different from any offered
and cannot fail Of superceding all others.
Those who doubt virtues requested to have their hair
changed before paying their money IL humbugs would take
this method there would be to complain.
None genuine unless signed H. Striker, in red ink
The Solution be forwarded by Harndens Express
part Of the world
One trial will prove the fact
Sold wholesale and retail and applied at No Chatham
opposite the Hall of Record New York up stairs
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY %, ls45.


PHILADELPHIA HOTELS.
HARTWELL'S
VASHIN TON HOUSE,
223 Chestnut Street,
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET, NEXT TO THE
MASONIC HALL,
PHIL ELPHIA.
t. Baths just introducsd-Wsrm and Cod-n fne
ments--for both ladies aud gentlemen. je22 lmeec
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
Chestnut Street, between 9th and 7th streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling public they have taken the above house or
mey known the Marshall House and have made extensive
alterations and improvements having
expense 70 render OF the aud fashionable
houses IL the city The parors numerous the chambers
large and well arranged the furniture entirely Its loca-
ton - the most central the city all the places
OF public and the depots
Southern, Western and Northern
The tables will be supplied with all the delcscies of the
carefully selected.
The propeos hope by AID experience
the business, give satisfaction those who may favor
them with their patronage
BAGLEY, MACKENZIE & co.
James Bagey, tate OF jones' Hote)
Henry Mackenzie formerly of the Washington House)
Peter l.. Ferguson.
July lst, si5. iva smsec
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WILSUN'S : HUIEL AND DINING KUUM,
Gold street, near Maiden Lane.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find this desirable House,
~ being the business of the city This
establishment is fitted up with entirely furniture Good
and substantial dinner 1874 lodgings 25 cents For
comfort this house equal hotel the
and at half the price Permanent boardes be accommodated
very reasonable terms.
All delicscies of the served up
Market half the price of other houses Elegant
private oTs for the referee dinners
per parties. The very best of liquors. jus 3mfrc
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On and alter I4th June, I3f5.
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Trainsl A. NJ daily, Sundays excepted stopping
at Farnngdale and St. Georges Manor.
Accommodation 1ram--91S A. and r. NJ for Farming
dale ana intermediate places daily, Sundays excepted.
ACCOMMODATION Train N for Geenport daily, Sundays
excepted stopping jamaica Branch empstead Hicks
yili aud all the stopping places between Hcyille aud
Greenport
From GreenpoYf Depot
Boston Train, daily surdays excepted 1871 O'Clock NJ,
4 or on the arrival of the from Norwich
Accommodation TainAt AM daily, Sundays excepted,
Tor Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Farmngdaie Depot
Accommodation Train 6A A. NJ and IN P NJ, daily, Sun
days excepted for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
FT0aa Jamaica Depot
Extra Train IA p M daily, Sundays excepted for Brook.
!. iyn and intermediate places
The Boston Trans stop only Famingdale and St Georges
Manor
The Accommodation Trains stop the following places
road going both ways to receive end deliver
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among the number notice the names of Gen Dous-
man and Judge Abbott Of Mackinac. This compa-
ny IS based on twenty square miles Of mineral lands,
and a. stands chance TO rival the far-famed Eagle
River and Copper Harbor Mining Companies I see
mat Dr. Rice has resigned his post here as Indian
Agent, to take charge of the Affairs Of this com pany
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SCHOOLS IN GERsANy.-Germany is the best
taught country in the old world, and yet the most
illadviscd any Of her neighbors There are accord
ing TO late statistical account no less than $50 teach
crs of public schools with 5000 900 of pupils; pro-
fessors of learned institutions with 10000 pupils il00
professors ofunverscs with Is 600 students 500 pro.
sors in the, semnaries for instructors with 5000 pu-
pills and 1000 teachers with 10000 pupils in the poly.
technic schools There are further 80 semnares for
preachers and about 20 lyceums 10 institutions for the
deaf and dumb and II for the bnd besides 5000 teach
ers and i6 600 pupils in the infant and other schools
not enumer rated There are. consequently, in Germany
Is 900 teachers with $50 900 of pupils causing an an
nual expense of % 900 600 Of rx dollars
or about 600 600 of currency sixth part of the
whole population Of Germany is thus constantly at
school
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SEA BATHING

LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.
r(>HE PROPRIETOR Of the New York House, begs leave
Uniform the citizens of New ork and the public general
y that his house for the of board
during the Every attention will be paid
to their comfort and pleasure Good servants will be
attendance.
The steamer Ors will leave New York every day. from Full
Market Slip and Stages will he in readiness the Ocean
House, TO convey passengers to Long Branch; -
June 49, 1875. SAMUEL COOPER.
ielQ
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Stages readiness the arrival Of Trains the
Stations take very low Fares all the
Island
Baggage Crates will be readiness foot of Whitehall
street. receive Baggage for the Trans
fore the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side.
Rockaway tak IN separate Crates ju0rc
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GALVANIZED IRON AND TIN.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON AND TIN, a very su-
~ rorace, warranted Also Tin Plate Shee-
Iron Russia Sheet lton She.t Copper Pine Scotch and Amet
rcan Fig Iron, for sale by CASS & WARD,
mvlS lrns-c Nfn ~ Rroad str~~s
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PINE WOOD.
CEVEN HUNDRED CORDS No. !, for sale low, in Gin
= gatha Inlet, Accomac Co., Va, by
s. s DENNIS,
H. L. RUSSELL.
Said Inlet navgable for vessels drawing feet.
Ip,&rr
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COMMERCIAL MOVEMENTS IN TExAs.-We have
Deen struck with two articles in the last New Or
leans papers We deem duty TO advise capitalists
both foreign and domestic, to look well to the conse
quences before they embark in these peTlous specula
ons or they may find when III too late that they nave
lost something more than their anticipated profits The
attempt eyade revenue laws, by bringing goods
into Texas. not for the legitimate purpose OF consump
ton there transhipment free of duty, after
neNation into the United states. We only say that
Tor months past the Secretary of the Treasury has had
that the whole power devoved upon him by the
tuition and the law will be exerted TO defeat specu
ations and protect the revenue and the goods
not be imported here from Texas free OF duty, until a
ter the formal admisso Texas State by the next
Congress, that body Will no doubt feel called upon, by
special legislation. to guard to the full of its
great powers this subject against these contem
plated evasions Of revenue laws We say, then to
these the revenue laws cannot be
evaded in this manner with impunity ty.--Washingto,,
Irninn. .IllIu 2G.
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MORNING LINE AT I O,CLOCK.

MORNING LINE AT 7 O'CLOCK,
a3D3 ~ FOR ALBANY TROY and intermediate
6s13s landings, from the Steamboat Pier the foot
-X.--..-SX.-~G- Barclay street.
breakfast and Dinner board the boat.
Leaves New iork o'clock A NJ TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
aud Saturday and Troy o'clock A. NJ Albany at o'clock
A. M Monday, Wednesday and Friday
The lowpressure steamboat TROY Captain A. Gorhan,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, At O'clock
The steamboat NIAGARA, Captain A. Degroot, on Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday at o'clock.
Office on the wharf.
NetcrA goods, freight baggage bank bs specie, any
other kind opoperty taken shipped put board this boat
must be at the risk OF the of such goods Freight bag
&c jsfSrc
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GENERAL BUILDING REPAIRS, So Nassau ST., corner
~ of Maiden Lane.-A orders Immediately attended for
Mason, Slateng Pasterng Faggng tin roofs repaired and
painted and all other repairs and alterations done the best
manner Also furnaces, kettles, steam boilers,
ovens and every kind Of fire works put None but good
workmen employed Expeditions aud moderate charges.
Chimney tops for curing smoke Up orders left with j.
Quinn, Plumber, 544 Broadway
m2T-im]rh H.. H. QUINN.
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.
=. JUST RECEIYED-Another lot of French Boots, o
he best kind and VII be sold at the old price S. and tn
~ Calf Boots S3 and the of Gents Gait
Of all kinds to be found low prices Also the fines
ladies IN STORE will lind great assortment OF Caters
BusKns, Slips lies. Prunes, Satin, sc.
For assortment OF all other kinds Misses and Children
Boots aud Shoes be beat in thiscy Do mis-
the 36l Broadway, Frank street.
Jus 1mtrh M. CAHILL.
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Young Ladies' Boarding Seized.
Angerona Seminary.

FEEHIs School. loeated in the vicinity CT
II Winchester, and devoted to the instr,lc.
ton OF Young Ladies in the higher branches
q education. designed more particularly as
boarding School. was resumed, under
the care Of the subscriber, Oh the second
Monday in September last TIE general ar
Engagements of the school are the same as
when formerly under the care Of the under
signed, aud embraces thorough course Of
ms'ruct'onln all the branches of English, clas-
seal and ornamental education. af7
'fER9ls. per session of 5 and . half mor.ths.
paya5le one half in advance.
For ..hnior pupils including beard, wash.
ing and tuition. $50
For senior pupils. including do. IS
g Languages included, 20
French se;Drawing s. Painting SO; Piano SIS
Circulars, giving full particulars, furnished
On application TO the undersigned, either per-
l.. EiCHELBERGER.
October 81. I044-6mIpdl
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seatso1.. sssi, 1:isindle WICK, dye
stuffs and paints, hardware,
QueenSware, and Gro
CoEssEsa Issi0nCr's Sale.

30 virtue Of a decree entered in the coun.
Ely court of Shenandoah at December
court, l843, in the case Of Levi Claypo!e,
plaintiff, against Richard Carryer. shall pro
ceeS'' on the 1871 dry Of .3p'Ii Net. before the
door oil the court house in Woodstock to sell
the LAND in the bill and proceedings men
toned. at pubic sale, on q credit of six
months-tiie purchaser giving bond and good
security tor the purchase money. Such in
terestwlll be sold as George Teats and wife
conveyed TO the defendant, Richard CARVER.
IN the land Of which John Sheetz died seized,
living on the head waters of Stony Creek, ad.
joining the lands of Adam Barb, John Basey
and others. Fg a
J. HAAS, d. S. fer J. Irwin, s. S. c.
March 90. lS45-4t Commissioner.
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oC ooaGa.pn @tcaae.n,,,,..

VsNHE fourth annual session Of this instit,..
n ton viii commence on the third Monday
IN November, 1874. The wear will be divided
into four quarters Of twelve weeks EACH
Scholars may enter the school at any period
in the term, ard will be charged from such
time fer at least one quarter. But no dednc-
ton will re made after enterance for absence
lor that quarter, except in case Of sickness.
.a EXPENSES OF TUITION.
For Orthcgrarl,y, Reading Writing, Arithme.
tic and History, - A12
Fer English Grammar, Geography with
the use Ct Globes and the projection of
Maps, Natural Philosophy, &c. Ie
Fer Mensura,ion. Trigononetry, Alrchra.
the theory and practice of Surveying,
Astronomy. Sc. o.
These expenses are Cor the vear.1
This school is furnished with coed mars.
splendid globes. excellent mathematical instru-
men's, blackboard, philosophical apparatus.
&c.-Boarding in genteei families in the
neighhorhood convenient to the school, can Be
had on very reasonable terms.
JOHN c. EWING. Pg1xcr7Ar.
Mt. Jackson. Shenandoah co. Va.2
November 7.l844 Off
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Valuable Property for sale.

n q NE sIDscrl6er has on hand, nearly fin
n ished, large Six Horse Broad Tired
Wagon, ! Three Horse CO., New CarrvalI.
finished completely; or 2 of the Strickler
" heat Fans, all (which will be sold low for
cash OF On time to good responsible persons, CT
exchanged for produce. For further particulars
call on the subscriber at his store in Woodstock,
where he has a large stock Of Goods of ali
Kinds, new styles. selected with great care in
ne Northern Markets, all of which will be-
sold low for cash or On time to punctual Gus
toners, o.. exchanged for produce. t.-...-
-l-f "'i- JOHN C. KERN
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g yp,ollc At(oanura

'BShE undersigned respectfully call theat
= tehsicn Of The public to the fact, that they
are now manufacturing, at the old established
I nann, at TIE Rail Road Depot, all kinds Of
EofE AND CORDAGE, embracing Ma
e g Mil, Well and Halter Rope, Coil
nope. BED Cords, Plow Lines and Sash Cords
also, IWiNE Of every description.
The work manufactured at this establish
faeh'. viii be ct the best KENTUCKY HEMP.
=, I,ade Sy and under the superintendent CT
Z. /" GaiMsaAw, the only regular acoris,na,,
n the above business in this place. who most
respectfully solicits the olu customers Of his
:. to extend their patronage to this es,ab-
lishment a
Country Merchants and sthers are assured
mat Rope of bette, qnagity ard on better terms
can be had OF the undersigned than elsewhere.
All orters. will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Give Us call when
you want rope. DAVID DEAHL.
Il. w. GR!MSEAEV.
Winchester, March 6. 1856
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As TTyITAI,.

yasHE subscriber offers for sale good as-
IA sorsnentt OF Dry Goods, Hardware
ssueenswale. Shoes, Boots. an excellent selec
uon OF Books Medicines, Paints, Dyestufs,
ana Patent medicines; of every kind {such IS
5syne,s, Hance's, sc.) Confectionery, Tobac-
CO. sesafs, Stone and Potters' ware Glass of
aH zes--Frcs.i Garden Seeds Just receive
and many articles 700 tedious to nention.-
Csii TOR what vo,l want, and any article called
for, II MOI on hand, can BE purchased by one
Of my family in Baltimore now, and sent on in
. 'ew days. viii sell every article as lowlas
It can be had elsewhere. Produce taken. in
exchange for goods. Reasonable credit will
pc gwen, and cash thankful received. -
4 q JOHN 6. SCHMITT.
Fehrua-v 10
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N E w
&dsG fSStore+

FENHE undersigned having made his purcha>
81 ses in Philadelphia and Baltimore mar.
kets, has the pleasure Of offering to his form.
CT customers, aud all others in search of bar
gains. the advantage Of selecting from ar
entirely new stock. bought upon the best
terms and selected with care. ana will be sold
at reduced prices. would say to my Gus.
toners. that can and will sell goods at as
low rates for cash as they can be purchased
between this and Baltimore Let all those
call and ties: the matter. who may doubt the
fact, and ascertain for themselves
Having sold goods for the last seventeen
years IN Woodstock. and in January last sold
out to my partner, | am now receiving and
opening. in the house directly opposite the
old stand, known BY the name of No /
cheapside, new and splendid assortment Of
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NEW GOODS.
d. .nuD YE EwEn-

= ta--1-'-I--- -Ss-A 3 .f4!Gd Ii zas
az Ill be opened III a day or two, at the
w store of the Subscriber IN Woodstock.
hne assortment Of FALL AND WINTER
PcoDs, suitable fer LADIES' and gen,lemen's
wear; such as French Bombazine, meriro.
apacas. silks. calcos of the newest style.
slawis. hansik erehieis. &c &c; cloths of va.
I'eus Kinds Blue blce black. brown, plat, ca
ao,' &c &c. cashmere of various shades and
coiors, vesfings Of various descriptions. a fine
assortment OF bats Russia, beaver, Sc, very
chesp-a fine assortment Of domestic cotsons.
cotton yarn OF all Nos, good assortment q
tiafdware-a'so, fueensware. drugs paints,
dyesfufs, &c &c.,-al Of which has been Sc
fec'ed with great care, and will s,e sold low.
All ne asks is call from the public. and they
can see Tor themselves. Feeling thankful
Tor past favors, he will endeavor to mer;; a
continuance of The same
Produce taken in exchange for goods.
JOHN G. KERN.
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95 Cents Reward.

HDANAWAY from the subscriber, living on
ASStony Greek, on the 18th inst, AN linden.
ted apprentice boy TO the farming business,
named Joseph Homer. Said apprentice will
De nineteen years of age in August next-a.
bout SIX feet h,gh--wcll built-l;glt hair
had on blue jeans suit OF clothes, other par.
tculars are deemed unnscessarys The above
reward will be given for his delivery~t to me.
a DANIEL WEBB,
March 30, 1845-5t. pd.
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Married,

Onthe 10Th inst, by Rev. John w.
Hoffmeier, Mr.. JOHN PENN, to Miss
SARAH ScHMUcKER. I'LL
On the Goth inst, by the same, Mr..
JOHN j. SToNEBuRSEa, 10 Miss ANN
ELIZABETH PENNYBAcKER.
On the same day, by the same, Mr..
CORNELIUS Doll, to Miss ELIZABETH
SEGLER. 50 M
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'fa1lNiA, TO WIT: stA
Al court held for the county of Page, on
Monday the Esd day of Dect mber, lSlA-
A''n Maria Wood, Mary selhv Wood and
Sarah NJ. Wood, infants under the age of
WehV-one years. suing by Addison 4.
Jones, their next friend, plaintiffs, AGAINST
BenlaininAI H. Wood in his own right and as
Executor Of Rem amin Wood, deceased.
ADDISON A. Jones, administrator Of Wharton
Jones, deceased, William r. Wood in Ills
own right ard administrator of David
WOOD, deceased. Nancy Jones Wesley Bear
and Sarah Ann his wife, Edward winfield
Wood. Mary Mafala w God, Augustin Green
and Emily Z. his wife, DAVID Thompson
wood, and Harrison Wood. administrator
OF BenIsmin F. W God, decd. defendants
IN cHASCERY a
h VIE defendants, Augustin Green and Emf,
a y Il. ms wife, and David Thompson
oo<i, not having entered their appearance
ana given security according to the act of as
seHNiy and the rules OF this court; and if an
pear'ng by satisfactory evidence that they are
not 'nhabitants of this State: On motion of the
plaintiffs by their counsel, IT is ordered, That
'hey do appear here on the fourth Monday in
March next, and enter their appearance and
answer the plaintiffs bill. and give security
i"r performing the decree o! the court: and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
~ some newspaper published in Woodstock,
lof Two months suscessiyeiy, and posted at the
'front.' door OF the court house Of the said coun-
~ OF Page.
y copy--I'este. r.t.