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The New York herald., 1845-07-09
Movements OF Travellers.

The limits, prescribed to this particular purpose,
scarcely admits sufficient detail of the multitude OF
cpal hotels yesterday evening The spirit OF travelling
may be considered ascendant Of which the follow
ing is an abridged illustration.
AMERicAN.--Messrs Marshall Totham Fitzekcrly,
Matthias, Phila; W. Sharp, Norfolk; Snowden, Pitts
burgh; X. Dexter, Phila Urquhart and Green Balti.
more; Thos Mumiord, Schenectady; II. X. Hackett,
Phila; w Russell Y. C 7. Bethel Georgia; Geo. Null
ford, do. II. Livingston, Clermont.
AsroH.-J. H. Towne rhia.; II. Livcrmorc, do NIessrs
Durham, Kmball and Abbott Prov; W. Frost, Me. J;
b. +. Allcn Saratoga H. Osborne Boston; J. B. HELEN.
Col Anderson, Gin: DR.. Stewart Baltimore; ii. Levy
S c.; H. b. Potter and ten in party, Phs.; Col Robin
son, Pusburgh Major Ringofd, U. $. A.; Col. Haett
Mr. Gordon Mobile; Capt Hackstah, Syracuse; Judge
Brown, do; Charles Eustis Boston.
CiIy.-Mr Burstee, Halifax N. s.; Capt. Deas, u S.
~; w b. Armstrong. West Florida; Paul shcrley, U.
Washington Mr. Fenton, Phila; P. NJ. Duffy Caracas.
G. 8 Binglcy, Mass; Samuel Mclean, Trinidad dc Gu.
ba; g. Blake, Cin T.. +. Tappsn, Phila; w. H. Cubert
Wilmington, Del; A. Whitney Phila.; +. c. and +. b
FRASKLIS.-D. b. Savage Ala; A. b. yanwinlle KY;
G. L. Gardiner l.. l.; w. Frost rhila James Thompson
n. o.; Dr.'van Wychc, Poughkecpsic; Robert G. Wa.
ner, Salem; H. L. Steel do; o. a. Roorbach Charleston
=. e.; Mr.. Warner, Louisville.
GLonE-J. H. verdenhamp, phila.; y. Neville, do; j..
lyric, England; Mr. Parker Poughkeepsie ~. X smyth
4. Lloyd, Phila J. Wade, Boston.
HowARp,-fion H. Choatc, Massachusetts Robt Bull
Hull, England II. Jackson, Mississippi ID. Walker
Troy AL. Wheeler, Indiana MIR. Buchanan, Canada
West Col. ID. Hamilton. Wsicrvliet Major McAlpin
Albany A. w. Strachen St Catharincs, Canada West
s. McCuoch, Canada Gen. 4. INarthcr, Troy Capt
Waters Capt Geo. West Salem, Mass.
WAvEnLsy.-L II. Gilmour, Boston III. ". Shaw.
North Carolina John &. Armstrong, Ohio Jas H. Bow
ers, Pittsburgh Alex hurdle Georgia w. Robinson
do Capt Robbins Steamer Neptune I'D. Lambert
Philadelphia Joscphus Henry, Troy ). X Anyon
| Providence.
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ACCIDENT AT THE BEACON COURSE ON MONDAY. -
We are glad TO hear that the rider of Mr.. A. Con
overs horse. who was thrown yesterday, has no
received such great injury as was anticipated ono
OF the small bones OF his left arm was broken, and
he has received some bruises about the face and
head. lie is expected to recover in few days.
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THISTLE CELEBRATION Ill will be seen by refer
ring 10 our advertising columns, that that excellent
institution, the Thistle Benevolent Association CON
template giving a grand excursion and cotillion
party tomorrow. The liberal arrangements made
warrant the recommending Of this excursion. a.
object 10 which the funds are appropriated
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Fine Green and Black Teas.-we, with

Fine Green and Black Tcas.-We, with
Tis s:ta sop ss s' Is selling
black 50 cents than atsny price,
W. drink and have for year: been pays
Wedrnk pound week by whcn are now saving thur
ps' to he P:t% a Tea Company
Eruption or the slxin.-It should he remem-
from the proper channels and thrown the surface they
s'iSis aa% ss Ss delightful
the Sea S al s area @
o small or and other erSpv but 1 eysry y malay
found 70 aid and improve Digestion and they direct
] G e Se nSs sSa a%y @ Will %G sss to
smooth and healthy complexion:
. & ss public a S
t,s%sy careful g pu chase from none except Sdvssd
depot, sss Grssnwich 81. NY Wv ~
Indian Vegetable f particular to ask '0'
The Best Medical Work In the World.
Far ,0v 0ox TnG i5y LoNR2N n ,SI. ). tAMGET L.
volume now Is the time TO subscribe Price s. snum in
few copies of the rst volume being the comme
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Tuesday, July .. 1875
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" With the exception of paper, the Herald Is read
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Medical NOtlce.-The Advertisements OF tho
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy 9
the Suppression OF Qnackery in the cure Of all Diseases
hereafter appear on che fourth gags and last column o t'
paper w. 3. RlCHAtDSON MI, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College 70 NASSAU
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ONO RyER-There were seven feet Of waite
in the channel at Pttsburg, on the 9th instant
The New York herald., 1845-07-09

SARATOGA SrRNcs.-'rwo thousand visitors are
now stopping at this watering place.
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MAN INDICTED FOR BURNING his HOUSE, ON Conf
PLANT OF MS OWN CHrLDREN.-We learn from the
hsrieown .q1ora that unfortunate and distressing
before the court CT Concord last week, from
the town Of Wayland. in Mddlesex county. man was
indicted for burning his house the complaint o his
children, some OF whom appeared in court to TESTIFY
against him. II appeared that he had been respectable
man. and brought up family Of children as well as any
other parent In the country but had wrought its &C
cursed effect upon him, destroying the peace and com
tort Of his family and alternating the affections Of his
children
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MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday, July SO PM.
The stock market continues in a very feverish state
and prices very unseted. Long Island fell of per
cent; Canton Il Indiana /; Erie Railroad went up Il
Reading Railroad Il Morris Canal /. The sales were
not very large.
Tho New Haven Banks have declared the following
dividends for the last six months New Haven Bank per
ccnt-$iI,532; New Haven County per cent-S2o, ,0oo
City 81 per cent-$l7, 500; Mechanics p per share
-Sio 500 Total 50, 6,i592
The New York Insurance Company has declared d.
yidend of two-and.a half per cent for the last six
months.
TIE Louisa Railroad Company OF Virginia has declar
ed a dividend of three per cent
The Farmers Bank of Virginia dividend of three.and
shalf per cent.
The Washington and Baltimore Turnpike Company
has declared half yearly dividend Of three quarters Of
per cent
The receipts at the Boston Custom House for the first
aud second quarters OF lsio, compared with the same
quarters in lsaa have been annexed
coNasmon of Bosros-RrvrSur rRoM Ccsroas.
Fir., aa,r,er sssse ss,sse ,ss ssssis ssssss
Second quarter. .......... l,3oo,aS l.2oo.6I 2naS9
Total ..........s .sescs,ia, s22I3.oS ssssAs9
The falling on in the revenue from Customs at Boston
for the past six months of lst5 is smell compared with
the decrease the receipts from Customs at tins port
The value of the exports from this port for the first
nVc uays IN Juiy, was S5ioooV the shipments oI
which annexed -
COMMERCE rHr PoRr Nsw YoRg.
Value Of merchandise shipped in American
vessels. sl9622S 96
Value of merchandise shipped in Foreign
vessels. ............ l2766l ~
Shipments OF specie. .................. y, 1856 81
Total. ...........s........ S346, $50 40
The exports for July usually very limited the
newcrops are not ready for shipment and the old crops
usually are nearly all forwarded Nearly the whole Of
the exports of the produce Of the soil from the United
States goes forward in the first nine months of the year
that is, from October ist to July LIST.
The movements Of produce in the interior and the qusn
titles reaching the scaboard markets this time very
interesting as they give idea of the course of
prices and our ability to supply internal demand
freely and whatever external demand may spring up
We annex statement showing the quantity of certain
articles imported into Buffalo from the west, and export
ed east via the canal, to July ist for four seasons
or Brr -
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PirENrx BANK CAsE-Wm. Wyman was arragn-
ID before the court at Concord, on Wednesday, un-
der the new Indictment Of the Grand Jury lie gave
bonds In the sum Of his appearance for trial
at Lowell, in October-Boston Post, July T.
The New York herald., 1845-07-09

Mn. WooDsuRY's JACKSON GRAFTON The fune-
raj craiion on the life aud character Of Jackson,
delivered BY the Hon. Mr. Woodbury., NJ Ports
mouth, N. H., . one Of best discourses on tha,
theme that we have seen. Ii Is second only to Ban
croli'- ricguent oration, and much superior 70 Mr.
Ruilcr's Iabored and windy efiort
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IIor ENOUGH. Yesterday the heat was extreme
and oppressive The Thermometer at . O'Clock r. M
stood at 81 degrees in the shsdo.-.ibeny Cnissa uiy
The New York herald., 1845-07-09

The BRIG PoRTo RIco.--It is said that the crew
OF the Porto Rico were taken of by vessel and
landed at Newport that the first officer has been in
Boston Tor several days, and that Capt. Knowlton
proceeded Immediately from Newport to this city.
When they abandoned the brig she had three feet OF
water IN the hold, and the pumps were choked.
The New York herald., 1845-07-09

DR. BosrwicK's SURGICAL INSTITUTE esta-
blshment appears to succeed in a remarkable de-
gree. DR.. Bostwick has, himself, qui,e genius
for surgical operations, and he has secured the aid Of
Drs. Mott, Cheeseman, Bedford, and other eminent
practitioners who operate and prescribe in his Instl
tute. The Doctor is man Of great energy in his
profession, and is rapidly acquiring great deal of
dexterity and skill
The New York herald., 1845-07-09

MoyEwgNrs ~ WALL SIaErr.-Greaf complaints
re made IN many quarters about the depression OF
business IN Wall street, and tire terrible dulness OF
the season. Al the lesdIng men of finance are out
oi town. some a them, TOO, are getting married.
Aboui ten days ago, ot The mos, noted men in
Wal street took 10 himsslf wiie-a young. lovely.
aid accomplished partner. We allude TO Jacob
Litile, Esq, who was on Thursday week last, uni
fed 10 she daughter a one of the most respectable
citizens o. Brooklyn. The ceremony took place ar
the beautiful town residence ~ Mr. Little in Union
SQUARE. and wa attended by a number Of the fash
ionable friends u the larliep. The bride was
dressed ~ style a the greatest elegance, and the
entertainments provided were q the mos, rsclsrebe
description. Aitcr ihc ceremony. the happy coupe
and their party started Tor Niagara Fall, and Upper
and Lover Canada, returning over the Green
Mountains ~ Vermont, by the way Of Newbury
or, Boston, Saratoga, Albany. and so 10 New York
Mr. Little = one oi the most remarkable speci
mems oi American genius and enieIprixe extant
Abow fifteen or twenty years ago, he was a modest,
quiet clerk, IN the office OF the celebrated Jacol
Barker Now be is At the very head of the inan
clers Of The age On the happy event just alluded to
~e have great pleasure IN wishing the parties IN,
utmost degree Of haPpiness and prosperity.
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THK Nav PoLIoE This BODY seems IN h. yo,ng
% work IN earnest. The streets in the Second ward
which were some lev days ago N an awful condi.
'on, and quite Iinpassabe, are nearly clear Of
al The lumber which has Tor length Of time been
s,rewn about The old proverb says "A new
broom sweeps clean :; but we hope now that the
aulhontles have adopted night method. they will
keep sweeping perpetualy
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Office this Court has been removed this day from the
occupied by the Clerk ofthe = District Court TO PORTO,
floor where the docket records, and files Of the Court will
be hereafter kept
" Persons desiring searches for judgments instead ofv
general notice for searches in the United states Courts
will please send distinct notices
Tuesday, July 8. 1915.
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Eruption OF the sl<ln.--It should be remem-
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volume the time subscribe. Price S. per snnum,
vance.
A few copies of the lst volume being the
of the bound superior sheep price 81 Published
by BURGESS, STRINGER 4 CO.,
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HINT to WATcHMEN-Those sleepy guardians
of the night" who neglect their duties, and allow
highway robberies and actual murder to be perpera-
ted by the midnight assassin in our very midst, must
profit by the very significant proceedings before The
Court Of Oyer and Tcrminer on yesterday Let all
delinquent Watch and Policemen be on the look
out, as fortunately the law affords remedy in all
such cases we refer to before the Court of Oyer
and Terminer.
The New York herald., 1845-07-09

FRENCH OpERA.-Nothing can be palmer than the
great success which the French Opera has met with
beyond the Italian, which went down despite Of all
the efforts made TO sustain il. The French company
have now been performing for some weeks, and are
likely TO 20 on for many more with cheering pros.
pect before them After all there is nothing diff
cult TO account for in this apparent partiaty for
French Opera; II is good deal owing to the exem-
pary conduct OF the artists composing thei French
troupe, and the union and concord which happily
exists between them and the manager. thai thew
progress so smoothly and SO surely This could not
be said OF the Italian troupe; they were at constant
variance with the manager and with each other.
petty Iealouses operated upon them personal dis.
likes were brought upon the stage; aterc atoms, in
which the public had no concern whatever. were
parsded publicly, and the most unmanly pevishness
manifested generally. In short, where so strong a
principle OF repusion existed there could be neither
peunanence nor force, and il was quite natural that
:hey should fall in pieces without hope OF reorganiza
uon. Like causes produce like effects; the French
artists, who are now dellghing large audiences in
ne Park, neglect no means nor pains to please
lhey are efficient, sagacions enough to see their po
son and avoid the absurd errors Of the others; they
are under Iudiclous management and their pieces
i'e selected with tact and Judgment. So long as
'h- holds ine OF tlem,ihey viii command patronage
- veil 81 deserve It,
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Medical Notlce.-'The Advertisements OF tho
Suppression OF Quackery the Of all Diseases will
hereafter appear the fourth page and last column OF his
paper W. 3. RlCHARDSON NIL Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College rs Nassau st
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR


a by virtue of Decree of the Court as
So OF Chanccry Tor Norfolk County to E=aE
~ 'HTt division between the heirs o a@i=l
N"raW Watts. deceased will e sold bcio-r Ia
curt House door of srid County ON THURSDAY
ne 20 u day OF September ensuing, the fol low Ing
Property situated in the tow n II Portsmouth, viz
tiouse and Lit On Middle st, eet between The lms
Ut Jno Cooke, Esq, and that occupied bv Mrs
haionc ha' ing frnt OF fifty. six and n half feet
and running back one hundred and eighty feet T..
Capt. ID. REYNOLDS line.
House aud Lot a. the N. w. ntcrscc ton of Court
ana Glasgow streets, front ninety feet and running
back one hundred aud thirteen feet
Hnuse and Lot IN Glasgow street, opposite the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brh House and Lot at the intersection OF High
hd Eihheham streets front one hundr ed nd ci oh
" feet and running back one hundred aud tiir
teen fct.
Unimproved Lot North street, adjoining the.
lot "i Thus. brooks, S., "a front tv, nty. eight
'e' 'hr"e inches aud running back one hundred
and eighty feet.
Als'-A Tract of Land lying i'm Norfolk County
and contiguous To- the town ui Phrt.inauth oppi-
site the farm owned aud occupied by Isaac Rose
E.q
lhe above property will be sold upon credit o,
'hree months (the payment being sccurefl) TX
c'Pt so much as may be necessary dctrav the TX
penses {" the suit and sale, and to settle the
oi Mrs. Mary Watts deceased
Sep l. eodtds
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It
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TOHN COOKE 81 CO, have Jus, received
- per schr Leroy from New York aud. arc nov
opening fine assortment of FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS, to which they invite the attention of
purchas rs. both wholesale and retail. The Stock
is we'll ass rted an consists in part as follows
1914, II Il and l2.4 Ribbpnd Bound whitney
Blankets; Point, Dufle, and Saddle do; white,
Red, Yellow and Greco lanncls; Green B,ize :
Brown Beached and Coloured Canton Flannels
Dress and Furniture CalicOrs Table Djaper X 4
and 10 g. wide; Russia do; Birds Eye do ; iIuchrr
back do; Colorcd End Towels; Long Lawn and
Linen Cambr c Linen Cambric HSndkercb,cfs.
Hem Stitc he'd do Coloured Bordrrcd do Barnslev
Shceting, three yars wide Cotton do, sane v,d,b.
Black. Blue. MIXED and Fancy Sattinets Tweed
for Sack Goats; Superior Buckskin Cassincts, Plaid
Coaking Black, Blue, Grcsn, Clarot. and Other
coOured Cloths 4; Black, Blue, and Fqncv Cal
meres Blackston Tweeds Wooden Vestino,. W
lencia dc; Superior Cashmere do; Mixed Doc
Skins; 1874 White Marse.lls Quilts; paper Cam
brio Furniture Checks; Brown Holland. F,c,cL
Turkey Red Print English Turkey Red Can
brcs Turkey Red Cotton, for Stripine. Cnrn ST..
penders Cotton do; Cashmere Shawts Jnnitstio,
Cashmere do; Damask do; Shaded Giogba,ns.
Black Silk fni, n Tabby Velvet do gtbinc 6,isI
do; Rich Albert Cords; Irish Linens Brown Pr ncb
dol Green Barragc, Embroidered; Dc Lain sha Wis:
Polka Gimp Black Love Wells Black Italian era.
yats Fancy do; we rsted Caps Donna Maria co
Ga hHere do Pekiu Hoods; Ladies' Silk and Kid
Gloves; Mems do Bcscbcd and Brown Shirtngs
Heavy WOolcn Kcrsevs Canvass and Pa iding
Black and white Virgins; Cprd Roy 4; Furniture
Dimity do Fringcs; Watcred and Damask Mo
reens; Merino, Lambs Wool, Cotton, and Butk
skin Shirts; Merino, L1mbs Wool and lotion
Draws; White Lace Muslins Jackouet do Null
do Cambria do Swiss do Fig'd and Plain do
TsretoD do; Wash Blonds B,binct5 Thread la
co.'s; Edgngs and Insertings Isle do; Needles,
Pins, Cord Tape, and many other articles to- tedi
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Also one thousand pounds Gil Nett Thread, in
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TRUST SALE OF REAL AND PER-
L SON Al EST, ~ ID .- 'NtN ~ CN :

TRUST SALE OF REAL AND PER-
son A l. ESTATE Pursuant to a Decd ot
Trust, executed by John II Hope and Eliza A. his
VIE, dated ON the 1911 dIy OF July in the wear
1876 and of record in the Clerks Ofire of Norlok
county Court, Tor the purpos mentioned in the said
Deed will '' sold at public auction for ga @h before
The Curt House of Norfolk C. Iunty. ON MONDAY
the 10th day of September next, at % lock the
FLOWING Real and Personal Estate tuSwit:
One Tract of Land on Mount Pleasant contain
ing one hundred and forty acres more or less ad.
Joining the lands OF Jesse ID. Skies and Thos Muir
den. '
One Tract ofTand on the Elbow Road i'm tho Pa.
ilSh "i st Brides. adjoining the land of Stcphcn
d iatrIn, containing one hundred and fifty acres
more or less.
An undivided two thirds of IA Tract of Land on
the Mount Pleasant Road in st. Brides Parish ad-
dining the lands of Nehemiah Foreman and 9th
jrs containing two hundred and twelve acres more
or less.
And an undivided three -fonrths of the Tract of
Land Oh the Elbow Road in st. Brides Parish adj
joining the lands OF the heirs of Charles Eteridyr
deceased, containing two hundred acres, more or
less. 49, "
The three last mentioned Tracts of Land are sold
subject TO the dover OF Ann the wife of Leon
ard C. Adams.
Also, Negro Man. Harry Painter and the rcvcr.
slon"rv interest of the said Hope and wife in Ne.
groes bili and sam now in The possession of Leonard
u Adams IN right of his wife Ann who is entitled
I" an estate Tor her life in said Negroes.
Inc title To the above properly is believed TO he
unquesonahle, bat selling az Trustees we shall
convey such title only is vested in us by the said
Decd. JOHN T. CHANDLER.
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NOLlCE.--Having sol ont his interest in I G
WATCH kEPAIRlNG BUSINESS. tn Mr.. A
j. ROBINSON, of Ba ltimore t AXE effect ON Nonda V
next, 18th instant, the Subscriber wond return his
sincere thanks to his numerous friends in the town
OF Portsmouth, for thriI kurness and the Ibcrnl
patronage he has received from them for the last
iout years, and would request all those having work
lett with him To- Repairs. to- call for the same Mt
once and those indebted to hin will pleas call and
settle, as longer indulgence cannot be givcn-thosc
having claims against him will please prcscnt the
some for payment. c. w UEI'DON
Sep l2-3 -