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5 M.i aad that th. Chairman and IwiwnM of ihla Con VMa publish this resolution far al leant oaa Baulk or. vious lo lit meeting of the next Convention ia the Daw craue newspapers at lh. Ijmncl. JOHN YATES CEBRA, Chairman.

JOHB LOEIMES GaiKAM, Hxantr F. Jojras, 'Secretaries. LAIGHTS GUARD. HJ" Tb eoiyewdl (W drill, at McDer 7 luui wrw, ibis evening, at 8 clock. Every member ia ezpcctad to as present as business of imports nee will transacted by tha By" nrder 8 E.

J. VAN BEUREN, Commandant. Htm York Ckg and Count Cirri's Office, lh August, 1834. Notice ia haraby given, thai on Saturday Ihe sixteenth da; of Aagust instant, at 10 o'olock in ihe fore noon of lhat day, 1 shall draw a panel of grand jurors and a panel of petit juiori, for a court of encral Sessions of lb Peaca for the Cu and County of New York, and also a panel of jurors for a Superior Cojrt ofiha city of 7ew sora tne said courts lo lie new at ne 0117 nan, of the said city, oa tha first Monday of September, 1834. ABM.

ASTEN, 8 Tl Clerk of the City and County of New York. Captain Beers, of the brig Courier, front Charleston, died at tho Quarantine, Staien Island, this morning. SALES OP REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. Bv Maere. franklin JeitkineAug.

btk. Two story brick house and SI years lease of lot southeast corner of Market ft Madison sts. Two story brick house and 20 years lease of lot 123 Monroe st. Two do do do US do Five lots on the east side of Pitt and north ol 5 l2by 75, Two houses and lots adjoining, each 18 9 2 by 75 fern, Two houses and lots north side of Stanton, be tween Put and Willed sts. each 16 ft 8 in.

front and rear, and 10 ft in depth, Three lots west side Willett acd north Stanlou street, 18 9 12 by 75, Four lota do adjoining, 18 12 75, Ml lots at Harlem, froming in 118 119, 10, 121 and 122d sts. and between Avenue A and 2d Avenue. Two lot N. E. sklo 2d st.

and S. E. Arenue 40 ft (root and 75 deep, 83,500 4,400 4,775 2,880 3,400 3,500 1,490 2,210 12,495 5,000 843,650 SALES THIS DAT AT THE STOCK KXCHAKSt 80 shares United States Bank 10t i a 10St Mechanics Bank 117 114, 117 73 73 Bank of America (6 months interest.) Phxnix Bank (90 days interest.) Delaware Hudson Canal Co (W) ft interest.) do do do (90 days It interest.) 'do do do 724 a 721 morris Canal ec iJ.1nl.114: Co 571 a GO, oncaers at urevers Hank City liauk of New Orleans N. Orleans Canal Banking Co Planters Biak ol' Mississippi Lafayette Bank American Marine Insurance Co Neptune Marine Insurance Co Equitable Insurance Co Mohawk Kauroad Co do do I I6J 10SJ 101 10T 105 156 US 64 105 10S Peterson Railroad Co 78 a 79 MARRIED. On Thursday evening, the 7th of August, by the Rev.

Dr. Spring, Col. Joum Corns to Miss Charlotte rALMa daughter of the late Harrison Palmer, ail of in is city DIRK On Wednesday night, Mr. Joint H. Sickles, formerly a merchant of this city, in the S4lh year ofhn Yesterday, Mur Amelia, daunter of John Hitch cock, me tsin year or nor age.

The friends of the fami'y are rsspcclfully invited to attend her funeral tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock, from 10 Bond st. At New Brunswick, N. J. on Tuesday. 5th instant, William HEnar, infant son of James W.

and Mary Ann Slover, of this city. MARINE LIST. CLEARED. Ship Cabot, Law, Madeira and East Indies. Br.

Brk Nestor, Clunis, St. Johns, B. Edward Jee Co. Br Brig Jos. Hain, Colefleet, Windsor, N.

S. Sardinian Brig Dandre, Sciriada, Cadiz and Gibraltar, George Dc jlas Span. Brig Juniata, Marnnrz. Uaraima, Moller Jt Oppeuhcimer. Schr.

Trent, Jones Newborn, N. C. schr Aevance, Osborn, Portland, Me schrOhw, Weeks, Fredcriclwburgh, Frances El. nuroingion; aclir St Croix, Ward, Ar BT; Broop Aua Aydman, Bascome, St. Johns, B.

Baldwin at Co. ARRIVED THIS FORENOON Schr. George Welden, 19 ds fin Aux Cayes, with coffee and lof wood to Oakley Roome, H. Castor, Spaf ford Tillison Co. Lemit J.

Durand Co F. R. Wheaton, of Philad, Man in Low. Hallett Brown, Bartho.iuen Bruce, A. C.

Posriere, Harris Montr ass, J. R. Gibson, and the master. Left July IA HT. LJ I 1 1 "i iut vna'ies'oo or 7 OS.

Tnooaa, of Marllehead, for Boston in 4 ds. Sck Cinderella, Wobsfer, 20 di I'm Curacoa, w.lb coffee, lo master. Sailed in co with brie Indep odence, Tenney, for York. Left no Am vessels. July 31st, 1st 1853, Ion 71 50, spoke bog Salon, of Bath, 19 ds fin SlDommgofbrNYork.

Sch Hercules, Lockhart, 14 ds fm Windsor, NS. with ptaslsr, to master. 16 passengers. Sch Ariei, Barnes, tds fin York River, pise wood, to the Busier. Sch Emblem, Mersereau, 2 ds fm York River, nine wood to master.

Sch Victory, Hopkins, 2 ds fin York River, pine wood to matter. 8ch Providence, Ashley, 3 ds fm Fody Landing, corn Sch 3 Friends, Phillips, 3 ds fm Foliy Landins, corn lo master. Revenue Cutter Fanny, Turner, 3 data from Norfolk. Schr Mdlkent, Tyler, 4 ds fm Richmond, eoaL to the master. Schr American System, Decker, 4 dsfin Richmond, aw nvj giuioft Schr Oram, Decker, 2 ds fm Virginia, with pine wood, Schr Ben; Smith, Squires, 2 dds fm Virginia, pine wood to masier.

Schr Iadepeadence, Houseman, 2 ds fm Norfolk, with fruit, to the saasttr, Schr Banner, Seamaneon, 2 ds fm York River, pine wood, lo master. Sloop Trans Cettre 11, Burbanek, Sds fm Vn iinia fruit to muter. 8 Schr Coastttulioa, Foster, 5 ds fm Richmond, coal to master. Schr Geo Wheaton, Somers, 5 ds fin Richmond, coal bound to Saogertiee. Schr Polly, Col bum, 3 ds fin Fo Uy Land ing, corn to mjhi e' Schr Virgmia, Waglam, 3 ds fin Petersburg flour to 10 Sesuine.

Srhr Hamet, Puts, 4 ds fm Richmond, floor to Allen ex Paxton. Schr Camilla, Kelley, 3 da fia Norfolk, nine wood lo Doane St Surges. Schr American Trader, Freeman, 2 da fm Delaware, wood la masier. CI. pabannock, pine Schr EsUt ft Son, Baymore, 3 ds fm Ph.Ud.

coal to WilU.ms.2 d. from Burling, com to Kewilef M'UO" 5 ''T, 'rom R'chn'oaJ. coal lo Mr. Norfolk, shingle, to 5 dS fm Ki, coal to the cJL'ZZnr? 1 dl's rm coal, SAILED Ships Independence, Nve. I 1 SuJly, Forbes, HayT.

5 Stecttj ARRIVED LAST EVENING Packet ship St Georgn. Thompson, fmL'pool l.i loKwmH. tfq. July 2d off Ia7aawj5 Ceiumbia, Briuoo, fm Cnariestoa for Liverpool. Suip Sa.

rali ic Ca. oline, Priree, of Boston, fm L'pool. uiy, wno luvi tuna aoai 10 captain. 153 steera i Commerce, Thastor, of P.rtland, fm Hive Left 15.li June, with mdse, tie, to Thurs 1:7 nas Kneers. Brig Ilenrv.

Grrtz. fiat Prase. 17ih jl mohuses to Post, Gibson ft Poet. Left ship Columbia, lor 20th: brus Rr.im Phii.J Jordon. just ar.

hi riug drifted 10 Leeward scbrs Rambler 1 York, 20th Ceres, do Warsaw, Mayo, N. Yo do. Hag Si! bee, Fuller, 22 dys fm St Jsgo, (Cuba,) with entire kc. VmuIi kni 1 lbth July, Charles H. Boles, seaman; also 20th Eleazer Uller.

of Kinitalnn AT. Brig Lackawana, Black, 10 ds Im Lubec, with plaster the master. Schr Union, Dauglass, Plymouth, NC 8 ds with cotton ft naval tores to Uj to 8iwf 6 d'f'n Bait wdze witVioo Walker' 10 o.n n.icnmond,3ds with coal, fekc rt Au CV. iA Ktc? from Dwcr with 10 thie grand STATES. Proof impress ons "mrmviog, tor training, on larse aaay bs had ai ik.

r. corner at m. 1 "'w iir ourner of Naseao and Ana streets, at one dollar a application will be nerossary. a8 PLEAoamt e.YiTiDc 1.i, U3n Rn. "wiun 10 luusquiio cove.

mmJu oaaday, Atunn in nriM iiim.iii. mi b. vvinTuie toT rM010 ffic.i um. for lu, 4 P. M.

FaTeK t.yilllt lr IP 1, a8 2tt tin OT r0. leSTJVt Woriicy Montagu's Letters, ThTX of Castled of loe whole jriea at t. utranto. I10 eeats just published and now for sale by naionuaitt ex CO, i "iiiwinn a vu, I 1 1 1 Fultoa, oppesite Dutch st, 88 do 100 do 100 do 150 do 100 do 165 do 230 do 200 da 50 do 10i do 150 do 116 do 16 do 11 do 30 do 3U0 do 20 do 345 do TRADERS1 INSUTTANCE COMTANT, ia tha city of New York, Office IS Wall street, opposite Ihe Unilea States Branch Bank, insure against loss or damage by fire, and also against loss or damage by Inland Navigation. Application for Insurance, accompanied by a partieu lar description of the property, will receive prompt at tent ion.

The rates oi premium and conditions of insurance are uniform with the other Fire Insurance Companies ia this city. DIRECTORS, Gideon Lee, William B. Bolles, Jacob Lorillard, Lewis C. Hamersley, Gardiner G. Howland, David Clarkson, Edward W.

Dunham, William Stevens. John C. Halaey, illiam Colgate, Martin E.Thompson, William Bakeweil. Ebenezer Cauldwell, C. N.

Kiersled, Samuel itussel Uart, Joseph Sands, John C. Merritt, George Colgate, Mu ford Martin, N. P. Hnsack, N. W.

Stuyvesant, Joseph Ketchum, Jolin Brouwer, James P. Van Home, Peter Botlcs, M. C. Perry. WM B.

BOLLES, President. Robert L. Rrade, Secretary. a71w NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons having claims against Esther Gregory, late of ihe city of New York, deceased, to present the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, George Taylor, No. 78 Eldridge street, in the city of New York, on or before the twelfth day of February next.

Dated New York, 81I1 August, 1S34. GB.OUGE TAYLOR, Jr. JOS. R. TAYLOR, Executors.

PORTRAITS OF THE PKiiSIDEN'lS. rpHE NEW YORK MIRROR lor tho present week 1 is embellished with a splendid quarto, steel plate engraving of the Portraits of all the Presidents of the United states, taken from original and accurate Paintings, grouped in an elegant device, from a design by Weir, and engraved by Casiiear. This number also contains aroprosenutiorj of the beautiful Medal presented to Mr. Forrest, taken from the origiuai design by Ingham and engraved on wood by Mason. Contents of the number 1.

Description of the engraviugs; 2. Brief Biographical Sketches oi the Presidents of the United Stales 3. The Hero of a Night, by John Ionian 4. Forecastle Yarns, the Capture of the Frigate President, from a Sailor journal of his fi st cruise 5. Pantinis Architectural Paiatmgs; 6.

The Lady's Story, a poem, bv Mrs. Fiances Anne Butler. 7. The Minute Book, a series of familiar letters from abroad, by Theodore S. Fay, No.

16. 8. First or notes by the way, bv Nathaniel P. Willis. 9.

Love Imperial, by Wm. Gilinore Simms. 10. A chap, lei on nnglcis and lres by Samuel Woodworth. II Literary Notices Naval Stories, by William Leg gelt Vovage ol the U.

S. frigate Potomac The Knickerbocker for August The New England Magazine Ayeshca, the Maid of Ears History of Persia 12. On a competent supply of good Water lo the City of Now York, No. 3 13. To Correspondents 14.

nrpresentation 01 me Oeautilul UoWJ present' ad to Mr. Forresi, engraved by Mason; 15. The Country; 16. The weather again 17. 'i'no Carioonsof Ri p7ael Id.

I saw him smile 19. The VVarlungtnn Di. van; 20. Fhysiogno.ny 41. Grandiloquence; 22, Mu original urand March, at recently p'ayedal Park Theatre with unbounded atulaue nreisenied nil.

I New York Mirror bv Anthonv A lew prool impressions ot the Portraits of the Presi dents r.ave been printed on large paper, and may be obtained at the office of the Mirror. Price one dollar. J'he Mirror is published every SttturJsy at the corner of Nassau and Aon streets, at four Jo.lar. per annum, payable in advance. ag rpo STRANGERS AND LADIES GENERAL LY J.

S. fountain fcCo, No. 66 Maiden lane, viuriiiiny ui uroaaway) nave ine lollowing fashionable, scarce and desirable articles, manv of which cannot be found in any other estublishmrnt'in New York, vix: rich white sal fijured challys, do do silk with lace work, do blonde gauzes, heavy plain while poulx denote, do groe de Naples iU. Also, while satins, embroidered French mastin dresses, blonde lace dresses, organdie no; Duuna Maria gauze and crape liessc, embroidered and plain Swiss mushns, jaconet and cirrbric miblins, blonde lace capes aiid scarfs, gtc ali well calculated for wedJdiog dresses, splendid Para eutbroidertra; do linen cambric haridkfs; lain do; French parasols, French muslins of the richest description. Alo, very cheap French and English muslins, jaconet muslins in small patterns with two colors, elegant small plaid ginhams for hats and dresses, small fig'd French calicoes for children and Urge fashionable patterns for walking dresses, poulk de soie, gros de naples, gros de Rhine, gros de Berlin, gros deSwisse, gros dc Florence, rich h'd silks and satins for lashionabie walking and evening dresses, rich plaid and striped broche silas, Ital ian silks, silks lor linings, lie.

fancy scarfs aud hdkfs. in every variety. Real blond laces, thread laces, blond lace, thread lace, blood gauze laglioni. barece dol'ed thule lace Hnmaiu veils, belt ribbons, lauzc. U.feta and satin do.

S.m thread and colored si gloves, fancy bags, splendid chat leys, foulard silks, musim de soie, fancy aprons. Also, Irish Linen, a good assortment; Damask Ta Linens, Also, an elegant assortment of French aud English Bombazines, double and single width, all of which will be sold cheap at the lower FOUNTAIN'S. Maiden lane. N. B.

Constant ly on fond German Eau de Cologne, of the first quality. 8 2t TKUTTI TKU i'Tl. Trutti Truiu, by Pnnce Puckler Muikau, in one volume, just published and forualeby BLISS, WADS WORTH CO. a8 III Fulioa, opposite Dutch st. rrvRUTTl TRUTTI, by Ihe author of the lour of uerman Prince, complete ia one volume, just received and for sale by G.

a8 At C. H. CARVILL, 108 Broadway. OILKS EMBROIDERIES and Merino Cloths E. Fountain has just leceived 4 cases colored Pouse desous, comprising ail the fashionable fall colours, first quality.

2 do col'd gens den aps; 2 cases jet and blue black Pousedesous, 1 case back Italian silks. Aso, 1 case Paris embroideries, capes, mantled pelerines, canezous, chemisets, 1 case do 6 4 French merino cloibs, extra fine, from the first manulacturers in Paris. Also 7 4 and 8 4 long scarlet shawls, 1 case do long do, all wool, for sa chap by E. FOUNTAIN, a8 64 Maiden lane, upper corner William sis. NEW PUBLICATIONS Turn i rutii, by ihe author of the Tour of a German Prince, coopiete ia 1 vol.

12mo. Love and Pride, by the author of Sayings and Doingj. 2 yols. 12irm. 6 No.

LXX of Harpers Family Library, containing a history of Persia, from the earliest azes to the ore sent time, by J. B. Frazer, Esq. complete in 1 vol. with a map mi engravings, ior saie oy CHARLES DE BEHR, a8 102 Broadway.

INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND. Whereas. by an act or the Legislature of Ihe Slate of New York, passed on the 6th May, 1634, it is provided thai the Aisie York ImMitudon for the BlimP may receive irom eacn senate District 01 tnis slate, into the said in solution four indigent blind persons us stale pupils, to be instructed during a term not exceeding 5 years, and thai they shall beside their I lerary or school education, be also instructed in some Irado or employment now or hereafter to be taught and carried on ic the said institu tion, notice is therefore hereby given, that tho managers are prepared to receive ths thirty two indigent bund persons, provided lor by the aforesa'd law that il ill be requisite that application be accompanied by a certificate from the Overseers of the Poor of the town, setting forth that their parents are not of sufficient pecuniary ability to pay for their board and tuition, and liial they are be tween etgniand iweniy nve years 01 age. This institu ion occupies a large and cummodicru building eligibly situated mi the 8U1 avenue, in the neighbor' hood of the city of New York, in the centre of a four acre lot, converted into an ornamental, fruit and veaeta ble garden. In addition lo reading, writing, arithmetic, and the higher branches of education, the children are laught to weave, to make mats, mattrasses, baskets and the lemales to knit and to sew.

The wbolo are al so taught vocal and instrumental music. By these nieaus the unfortunate blind arc made lo pass their time agreeably and usefully to themselves, and lue community. Applications may be directed to either of the subscribers. Application will also be received for private pupils. SAM UEL AKERLY, President, 183 East Broadway.

SILAS BROWN, Vice President, Pearl street. CURTIS BOLTON, Treasurer, 29 Wail street. JOHN D. RUSS, Secretary, at the Institution. between 33d and 8th Avenue.

jy75awDiCtf PEACH ORCHARD COAL Foam SpoAnV MineThe public is most respectfully informed that the rubsenberj continue to receive the exdutive supply of thu above named Coal, having, as heretofore, COOIrSetn.1 will, ill f.ivn.rl tr.M 1.1 far nil nW. liin from i. Frum the advantages tne undersigned po rtl'salthe mineinnrl Philartlfihlit. tliMV nrn Mnfihltl in Jord it at the lowest market price nf ottior good ScliuyU i coal, either by the cargo or al reuU. They have coaiinenced receiving their regular supply for the sja son, id consumers can rely upon the quality botng enua I 10 they nave received.

Those who purchase their les in the summer, which is the most favorable time. f.n 6 of the lowest price at which we 1,1 of Decen ber. No exertion will be spared to deliver tho coal j0 best order. SAMUEL B. REEVE Co.

corner of Murray and Washington, and Canal and Elm sts. no Person ny ay connected uTemn.br,he,n Certificate from the owner, of Coal. The undersigned, sole owners of the tract of land for merly the property of tha late William 8 delplua. known as the Spohn tract, hereby certify that they hye sold to Samuel B. Reeves all the Coal Uiev expect to mine Ibis season from saiJ mines, which is known in the city of Ney Yor as the Peach Orchard Coal from Spohn's" mine, Sign.dJ PALMER Potuville, May 3d, 1834.

The original certificate may he seen at our office, cor. ner of Murray and Washington streets. a. o. rtr.c c.

ijij. Peach Orchard Nut Size Coal. For sale low. a small quantity of Nut CoaL being free irom slate or dirt. Apply at the corner of Murray and Washington sts.

jy9 SAM'L. REEVE ft CO. T3IANO FORTES THOMAS GIBSON, No 61 Barclay street, resoectfullv informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of this city, also Southern Merchants and riaawrs, mat he has on hand a) elegant assortmeni ol Piano Fortes, made in the nrerwnt fashion, with erand and double action, metallic plates and long braces, lnfe riorto none in touch, tone, materials and workmanship. grafted to stand any climate and keep in luue equal "Vjeimaae. t.

u. wishing to decline tha Piaao orw nuamg, win induce him to sell at a reduced price. Plane Fortes to hire by the month. Second hand noei taken in exchange. Alterations i Piano Fortes ol any kuw mat is practicable, executed in ihe best manner.

YESH The Maid of ihe' Kara, in two volumes. the author Of Zohrati RaKa Jr ed and for sale by U. ft C. ft H. CARVILL, lOljBroadw.y.

A BRIEF REVIEW of the first annual report of XX the Americas Aeii oiavery Society, with the speeches delivered at the anniversary meeting, May 6ih, 1834. address to Ihe people of the United States, by David M. Reese, M. D. Just received and for sale by G.

C. at H.CARVILL, as lus Broadway, NUMBERS OF THE EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPEDIA Bliss. Wadrworth 1 1 1 Fultoo street, will supply any odd numbers of th Edinpurzh Encyclopedia, or dehcient Dlates. Also, complete sets of Ibis valuable work ip boards or can, ana nuwii omamgs, ai a very price. Lieraries Public or private gentlemen, desirous of por sessitg this bonk, would do well to apply immediately as there are bet few copies remaining to be sold at the wvtj ww pries i wnicn uiey are onered.

mf AL SODA A ft A enperior English, for sale by a7 ucv. CO. '22 Broad st. VAJU6U tons Campeachy for sale by GEO. DOUGLASS ft CO.

7 22 Broad sL TTAMS A lot cf very superior flavor and cure, neau winte washed, put up in tight casks rr mm'o ut GEO. DOUGLASS CO. 22 Broad sL rpHit CITY OF GOD, a Sermon preached by ap 10 rinity Church, Newark, before an Annual Convention ol the Church in the diocese of New Jersey, on Wednesday May 19th, 1834, by Henry M. Mason, Rector of St r.h..rh vintfvl hv vaUCnHi a7 Just received and for sale by G. C.

H. CARV1LL, 103 Broadway. BLACK BROADCLOTH A few pieces of Wool Dyed, very fine quality, for salo by the piece or yard, by JOHN G. MKRRELL, Jy23 30 Maiden lane. GROS JEAN, Knrchlans and Nessuung, best style of Paris painted muslins, for fashionable walking evening dressos, lor sale by j.

a. tuu.iiiiiM co. jySO 66 Maiden lane. SPLENDID PARIS CHALLYS, Ace. in the grea: est variety, from 4s.

to 16s. tier vard. Also, fw'd cnauys with one color, and splendid loulard silks, sample dress patterns, for sale by J. S. FOUNTAIN CO.

jSO 66 Maiden lane PARASOLS FOR LADlKSbt CHILDREN, in all the variety of colors, aud at the low once of 12 shillings for the small sizes. Also, fancy colors and hrge sizes at 16 shillings, for aieai J. s. FOUNTAIN COS. j30 Maiden lane, T) HINTING CLOTHS 100 bales low onced.

27 in. wide 50 do do 30 do 150 do fcno And sunerrlnn 9q ineucs, ior sale oy LAWRENCE ii TRIMBLE, j.v26 51 Pino street. I. 1 1 OLIVE, SPKRM AND LINSEED OILStZpor sale by N. COMSTOCK, 190 Front street.

"A 'OODWARE 100 dozen turned maple keeiers ana cmiers 75 dozen painted pails 50 do cedar pails 25 nests wash tubs, for sale by 6 W. B. 56 Maiden lane. WILLOW WARE. SIX dozen carriage, fir children, 3 different sizes, 6 do ci a lea, for children 6 do chairs forjnfanis 115 nests of market baskets, for sale by 6 W.

B. W1NDLE, 56 Maiden lane. 1 ISTER OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGES idrte series from the commencement in 1330 10 Also, WILLIAMS' N. YORK ANNUAL REGISTER from 1830 lo the present year, bound. The above works are scarce and valuable a few copies have been collected together, and for sale by 0L.I0S, WADSW ORTH CO a6 111 Fultoo st.

NEGRO CLOTHS FLANNELS. 10 balm very stout and heavy Drab Kerseys: 40 do dark brown and mixed Linsey, for sale by LAWRENCE TRIMBLE. iy 51 Pine st, CAST OFF CLOTHING WANTED. GentlA men wuhing to obtain ihe u'most value for their cast otT clothing, and property of every description, will please favor the subscribers with a call ai ih or otherwise address a line through the Post Office, hicb imuuuftuj aiicnara 10 ny MORRISON 8c LEVY, 87 "nd 75 Chatham street. a.

Take notice of the name and number. i5 "GREGORY'S MATHEMATIfia VJ lor Practical Men, being a common Place Bo of rruicipirs, i ueorems, rtuies. and Tab es. in partmenu of pure and mixed Mathematics, with the application, especially 10 Ihe pursuits of surveyors, archi tects, mechanics, and civil engineers, with numerous engravings, by Olinihus Gregory, L. L.

D. Prolessor of Mathematics in tho Royal Military Academy first American from the second London edition just received and lor sale by G. ic C. H. CARVILL, a5 ins Rrno! TVJ EGRO SLAVERY Appeal 10 ihe people of ihe i Northern and Eastern States on the subject of Negro Slavery in South Carolina, bv a Smith Just published and for sale by G.

ft C. ft H. CARVILL, a5 ivooroadway. GEORUIU.VI WRITING ACADEMY) Broad Under ihe superintendence of W. JONES author and inven orof the Georgium PhUosophical System of instruction in Writing, which system is now taught al most of the principal Academies in England, under the 1 couragemenl ot tho Kuig.

W.JONES'S credentials inder his Britannic Majesty's seal from the King's Librarian, the Bishop ol Winchester, may al anytime be seen at the Academy, together with Mr. Jones's various publications on Writing. Ladies Uught 10 separate apartments. References Rt. Rev, Bishop Onderdonk, Profrasor Anthon, Messrs.

Rnwen and Jones. .93 SWAIM'S PANACEA. Tins medicine is panic ularly recommended in the summer as an alterative il act upon ihe fluids purifies the blood gives Ion and elasticity to the bodily functions and tends lo the healthy exercise oftlie general system scorbutic affections or eruptions od the skin, are removed by its agency ig youth acquires atrenth, and feeble age receives nourishment by a moderate use of this remedy. It is supplied by the proprietor's general agent, from whom can be obtained Books relative to its merits and uses in JI the modern languages, free of chtrge. HENRY JOHN SHARPE.

J28 82 William street. PA SS.V ORES' SC i rHES For sale by" J3 N. COA1 STOCK, 191 From si. BROAD HEM ED LINEN CAMBRIC HKFS. Of every quality and reasonable pr ces, embd do and colored borders, at the most reasonable prices at J.

S.FOUNTAIN ft 66 Maiden lane. BUFF, PINK ft BLUE MERINO CLOTHS, for childrens coals and dresses, and all Ihe made tolors. lor sale by ITS" J. FOUNTAIN ft CO. REFRIGERATORS A very useful article to Boarding house keepers and private families, for keeping miik, butter, meat, ice perfectly cool during the summer for sale by W.

B. WlJNDLE, a8 66 Maiden lane. SHEEP SKIN MATTS Jual received 160 Sheep Skin Matts, variejated colors, with borders and cen ors, suitable for carriages, parlour doors, for sale W. B. WINDLE, a 56 Maiden lane.

ST. CROIX SUGAR ft RUM. The cargo of the rig Kennebeck, consisting of276 hhds Sugar and Ruin, landing at pier No. 23, N. K.

for sale from the wharf, ty DAVID ROGERS ft SON. a6 LI VE OIL, in pipes and qr caskv, for sale by jy N. COMSTOCK. STRAYED from the field Francis Smith at the Dry Vock a bay horse, aged from 6 lo 7, between 15 and 17 hands high; he is without shoes, and has lost the hair off the fetlocks behind. Whosoever gives informa Hon at 109 Chatham street, so that he can bo recovered, will be suitably rewarded.

jy2I PRINTS Just received in addition, 45 cases rich fancy figured, three colors. Also, 20 cases medium ami low priced, warranted fast, for sale by LAWRENCE TRIMBLE, a 51 Pine street. ATTENTION MORRISON LEVY beg leave to inform ib ir patrons and the public, that their business is now carried on at No. 37 and 75 Chatham st. where an extensive and assorted stock of ail descriptions of new and second hand wearing apparel, may be obtained at reasonable prices.

M. ft L. respectfully invite pe sonal application, or a line throu.h iha Pn.i ritfi from gentlemen and families who may have cast off do ming, atcnes, Jewelry, or other effects lo dispose or, when unheard of and liberal prices wdl be offered, with, out unnecessary loss of lime io bargaining. Please ad irr" MORRISON ft LEVY, J5 3" 87 ft 75 Chatham st. OLIVE OIL In barrels, for salo by JvlO N.

CC COMSTOCK. WANTED Cast off Over Coals, Cloaks, anil a descriptions of Clothing, wanted by MORRISON ft LEVY. j7 37 ft 75 Chatham SU NAVAL STORlES.by William Leggett Coweirts The Encounter A Nurht at Gibrali.rr Man. Terry; The Mess Chest; The Main Truck, or a leap for life; Fire and Water Broughr to the Gangway. Just published and for sale by U.

C. ft H. CARVILL. J2 103 Broadway. BLEACHING POWDERA few cases extra strong, in air tight packages, for sale by GEO.

McBRIDE, Jr. 3 Cedar street. CJIX CENTS REWARD And no chargtt paid. Biinn fr0m on nl h'P Beile, Robert Is between sixteen shin ZllVJnn 1 hereb persons, law wul be put in force ajj who employ 7Sl JOHN BAILEY. L.

Xui''1' L.na. in wn. i I extra su 7 8 do denti pieces, fine Quality 6 8 to 7 8 Lawns, qr. pieces, various qualities I Cloths tfnrds Jv Lriaper uamask Table Medium. Jaconet and MuQ Muslins Tamboured Jaconet, Book and Mull Muslins Hair, Cord, Check and Stripe Tape, Check and Stripe Colored Plaid and striped Muslins, fce.

ft, ale by THOMAS SUFFERN. J7 Ui Pcrl SHIPS. tor NEW ORLEANS. (To take Steam op the River.) THE coppered packet ship HOGARTH, Greenleaf, master. For balance of freight or passage, having elegant furnished accommodations, apply to Capt Green leaf oa board at pier No.

14, East River, or to RICHARDS ft RICHARDSON, 1 I0t 46 South st. For VERA CRUZ. Mexican Mail Packet. To sail of Sept. THE fast sailing coppered and armed ship MEXI AN, Cape Webb, will sail as above.

For freight er passage, having handsome furnished accommodations, apply lo a5 E. K. COLLINS. 68 South st. FOR NEW ORLEANS, Louuiana and New York Jue of Packet.

FIRST PACKET. THE fast sailing coppered and copper fastened ship HUNTSVILLE, Capt. Palmer, will have del patch, for freight or passage, having handsome, accommodations, apply to E. K. COLLINS, 68 Sooth t.

EOR HAVANA. rpHE Swedish brig COSSATTIEUR, C. Clase. i ncigni, wnicn win no ia Ren tow, or peuag appiy oo ooaro, at Uover st. wharf, or to J.

H. HOWLAND ft SON, 158 South street. TK CHARLESTON. Ship lAne. coppered ship CALHOUN, W.

Neil, master, having part ol cargo engaged will have quick dispatch. For freieht or DassaiTA. havin xtcnve accommodations apply on board, east side of mwiihj tup ar iq GEO. SUTTON, 68 South st al corner Burling slip TFor TAMPICO. HE fast sailing schooner ROB ROY, Captain Miner, will hare despatch.

For freight or passage in. E. K. COLLINS; 68 South street. JUST Published the Georgium Philosophical system of Instruction in Writing comprising ten nrnoreeaive Nos.

or Cony Books, fat twentv.fivn nia all that is necessarv for a learner, durino ii course of instruction ByW. JONES. Principal of the Writing Academy, 202 Broadway. Extbact. 'The Georgium System of Instruction in riling, is not offbrcd to the public as a rival lo those systems which promise to every scribler.

however uuprac Heed he may be, an elegant s'yle of writing in six or tweive easy lessons, or in Iwo days. Whilst the unblushing effrontery of itinerant quacks is crowding the pages of the public journals with such unwarranted professions, it must be expected that any plan purporting to to an improvement in tnai branch of instruction, will be looked upon with no ordinary degree of scrutiny and distrust. For (to use a hale of the twelva less j.hrase ology) as the car of novelty i travelling with su Ji unparalleled velority on the rail road to knowledge, and as we are already told, of tho only fashionable style used by the leader of ihe ton who knows how soon the public may be invited 10 call er and examine his lately imported spring fashions for Writing." Teachors are respectfully invited lo call at the Academy nnd judge of the advan age. 1 uo.isneo anj sold at the riling Academy. 202 Broadway, Now York.

j21 A Jo the Ladiee and Gentlemen of New York. H. BRISTOW, Finishing 'Writing Master and I eacher ofShort Hand, being about to leave thu city fur a lew weeks, rcanmflill o. c.ocui inanxs ior 1 lie expensive Vv nal11 ni intention to re r. iic its present location, No 175 Broadway, on the first day of September nexl.when and where, he will be most Lappy to extend to such as may desire it, the faculty of writing a neat and handsome runmng hand in Twelvo Lejson.

It is needless lo aav more, nf iha iv.c.i f' ic, KU AL. ANTI ANGULAR SYSTEM OF WftlTlNr. as laught at his Seminary, has been ixea by iho citizens of New York, as to speak kr itself in I 1 wnicn so many nave arrived in the Art of Chirography, who bave honorud him wuh ih.r VBirvtliEC Ttl m. iic principal opject ot this Card, is, to give notice of wm DC at nis post, and when, he trusts, be shall continue lo receive, as he wUl use his best endeavors lo merit, a continuance of that public favor for which he now acknowleges himself sa as 0R A NGE TREES, Inoculated, at the Garden ol Wm. Pbclan, corner of Allen and Rivingtoa stree warranted well done or no pay a fine spemen ot last years i inoculations to be seen now in the garden in fine health.

He has for sale a i mu lemon mree. oeartng, camellias. tc all at low irices. and in road order. Garden work, pruning, ftc.

attended to bv good hands a7 Si" Krden 'i, 01, an1 nrubl'7 planted. Office of the Jtfcrmm Inturrnnne Co. I a 1 n.j am, (. HE President and Directors have this day Declared Inrir AviA A rS i on ine capital siock out of ihe nett proBta lor the last six months, payable on and after the 15th inst. The transfer books will be closed from the 10th to 15th aetata nt llflf ar aasaae.asa.

TT ALsL O. I MUK.N 13 rpHE Mohawk aad Hudsoo Rail Road Company have Pr crw, paraoie at tne Merchants' Bank, in me city of New York, on and after tha 1 Ct TL i i in TT i u.uaicr uuoiis win oe closes (roes wm lag IDID. SAMUEL GLOVER OFFICE OF THE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. No. 168 Ckaih.m.1 ta A The Board of Directors have this da Amrl.JLA a.1 dend of three and a half par cent, on the capital stock of rJu' ne siocknoiders on Mondsy, the 1 lib lost.

The transfer hook, ka tn.i uio nn to me i tin last. A. READING. Secretary. BASKET SALT A ffrv fUiMinii, ar.

Ucle, landing and foraale by GEO. McBRIDE, Jr. 3 Cedar street. a5 COAL TAR. 40 barrels ptime English, for siJe on good terms.

Apply ao i UtO. McBRIDE. Jr. 3 Cedar st. TUST PUBLISHED Mrs.

Sherwood W. 3d, contsming two beautiful engravings, handsomely vvuuu, ituu, ior aa.e oy CHARLES DE BEHR, 53t 102 Broadway. L'LAA A few bales sold low, apply to ao superior Irish Flax, will be UtU. AicoKlDE. 3 Cedar street.

DUBLIN PORTER In casks of 8 doxen each, rel cetved and for sate on moderate terms, by ucu. inctiK jr. lU OR SALE. A superior city built Gig, on oiiuio oprHigs, wm oe sold lo' table No. 24 Murray si.

HARRIS' SHEETINGS. 30 bales 4 4 and 5 4 su perior Brown, fur sate by LAWRENCE TRIMBLE. jv22 51 Pine st. EXTRA SUPERFINE 4 4 LINENS Of light shear fabric, expressly for shirt collars and bosoms fir sale by THOMAS SUFFERN. l.v'S 24 Pearlst.

TEAS. A lew chests, half chests and cany boxes Young Hyson, Hyson, Hyson Skin. Imperial, Gun puwuer ana aoucnang i eu, slightly damaged, for sale by N. L. ft Gl GRIS VVCLD, al lw 66Souihst.

TO OIL DEALERS. Sealed proposals will be received uolU 4 o'clock on Friday alleraooo the 8th of August, ior supplying tne corporation ol the city of New i or wun six inousano gallons ot tirst quality summer strained Sperm Oil, delivered at the oil house. Proposals may be with the subscriber, at bis office 129 Mercer street, or at 77 East Broadway, which will bo opened on Saturday morning the 9th, at the Tea n.oom, ci'y Mail, at II o'clock, in presence of the Com initlee oo Lamps and Gas. JOHN L. EMBREE, ad at Superin'l.

of Lamps and Gas. GROUND FOR A CHURCH Five lots of ground within one hundred feet of the 8th Avenue, ca Nineteen' street, extending baca. about turoe fouriha at K. block (1 10 feet deep) well culated for a Churcii, or WIIIO UUIVI UUUllTa. VUlIUtUg.

Also, six lots on the 6th Avenue, corner of Nineteenth street, for sale together or separately. The aide naiks ana streets are paved. Apply to ELIJAH PURDY, a5 lw 23 Cedar erect, up stairs. A sale. FIRST RATE GROCERY STAND Ths store, Mo.

268 Division street, to let. and stock ftr 1 he subscribers, one about to leave the citv. the otner going into the oil business, will dispose of thru slock of groceries at the above store on reasonable For further particulars inquire oo the premises. aS St LOCKWOOD it FOWLER. HARD TIMES Gentlemen and families will be pleased to take into earnest consideration, that in these hard times the laboring classes are dcnabled from buying new clothes.

Many might apjiear decent and respectable with the left off clothing of the affluent, which in all probability will be of no value if allowed to remain tnrougn ine not summer months, irom tne ail destructive moth. The subscribers respectfully invite personal ap platior, er by letter, whenlbey will attend and affix higher prices than any other house iu Ihe citv. for rai off overcoats, aud body coats, pantaloons, vests, and all auier enecis. Apply to MORRISON ft LEVY, jo 37 and 74 Chatham al. THE BLUE BOOK, a Register of all officers aad egents, civil, asUitary and naval ia tho service ol the United States, on the 30th September, 1813 with the names, force and condition of all ships and vessels belonging to tho United States, and when and where built; together with a correct list ol the Presidents, Cashiers, and Directors of the United Stales Bsnk and its branches; to which to appended the names and compensation of all printers in any way employed by Congress, or any department, or officer of Government, prepared at tho Department of State, by Wm.

A. Weaver, in pursuance of resolutions of Congress of April 27, 1816, and July 14 1832. Tne above useful Book may be bad in any quan lityof BLISS, WADS WORTH ft CO. Ill Fulton, opposite Dutch st. 4 UST RECEIVED, and for sale by the subecrK her Histoaree Parlementaire dela Revolution on Journal des Assembles Natioaales denuis.

17R9 jusqu'en 1819, par B. J. B. Buchrx etP. C.

Rons, 10, it ana is, nvraisoa. Istiiuuoni Chirurgtche di, G. Moateggia, 8 vols. 8vo. bds.

Exaiaca des Docthaee Medicalea etdes Systemes de Nosologic, par Brouasais. 4 vols. 8vo. br. Le ChevaKer de SaiM Poas, histoirede 1784, parM.

Theodore Murtt, 2 vols. 8 vo7 CHARtES DE BEHR, IW Browdway, AMUSEMENTS. VS "BATRE. Sixth appearance of 6ignor nmversally acknowledged the most ThwHA Bx" elegant ROPE DANCER in Cord. KT rtions on Ihe Garden, Druly Lane and Covent Mawworm.

Air. Placid. M' Rwh.ngs; Lambert, Harrism, dd Xfdy Wheailey. After wbicb, II KTLlAV, TON10S imnvallea evhiei.i 'OAN ROPE. To conclude with ihe Fareebl Wayh aCS AN S.

Random. Mr. i AND Gustavus the Third, or the Muk Ball. Doors in fiitore will be open precisely at 7. Perform wiwv iii wMuiuonce ai nan past i croca AMERICAN THEATRE BOWERY.

The ioiiuiir Huuirnco, inai mis esiaotisn menl will be open, for Ihe season, on MONDAY next, ihe 11. A ii M.L..M i i mvw a. ura HJctliun ut IHO SUUSCri ber to pursue more diligently than ever the same course he adooted at the commencement of his managerial career four years auo, the encouragement and promotion ol Native American Talent in the person of dramatists and adore. The Unit new rnmlll i. fnr A.

WIU Mr. J. R. SCOTT, Irom the Arch street Theatre, uuauuiimia, wno win maae cis nrst appearance on the open.ng night, io one of his celebrated characters. The celebrated HERR CL1NE, whoec admirable performances on the Elastic Cord have, on his former Visit to this citv.

aliritMl itl.tiual mnA n.t delight from ihe New York public, anu then, at uctro n.oyai, covent uarden, nave gained him a celebrity unrivalled, will make his first appearance these four years on ihe above evening. Io preparation, and will be produced in the course ol the week, a new National Play, entitled THE KAN munnoiau, or iew I orll in 1776. W.ill I f. cs tt, 7 a. c.

utover, ot tne ship allahasso. aUlhuruflha I.aat IV.U: UTL dle of Liborty," fce. The scenes are all laid in New ork. The Ladies and fSanilman Kn I 1 1 i illlS fjsisoiisn ment are requested to meet in Ihe Green Room, on Fri dav nwnin. I THOS.

S. HAM BUN lULUS UAKUE.JN Thu Enir. IVriAZl 8lh nd every rir evening this week, a ov.in.ee whi ue given. In COnSeOUeiiee of Ihe annrnhalinn k.alAi A. the preceding Concerts, and the received fi ora vrowucu nouses nigntiy, uie proprietor is induced to en gage me same eminent talent for one week lun.ar.

Th. whole of the Italian performers are engaged, also. Mrs Franklin and Madame Otto; Mr. Trust on the Harp; flute. Mr.

Kyle; double bass. Mr.Caoslani; trumpet, Mr. Ganibati; trombone, Mr. Crolfi. Leader of the or cntra, wmcn is the best in the Untied States, Mr, Boucher.

The best selections of music will be made, and the commence every evening at 8 clock. CONCERT. PART I. uvenure to benuramide full orchestra, Ballad Mrs. Frankiin The Miller's Daughter.

Solo rench Horn Di Piacer mi Ba'xer il Cor, from the opera of Gaxza Ladro Mr. Au pick. Song Madame Otto The Young Cavalier. PART II. Rossini Rossini Horn Overture to Gaxxa Ladra full orchestra, Scotch Ballad Mrs.

Franklin John An dersjn my Joe, (by desire) Solo double bass Madame Otto, The Swiss Boy, with variations PART III. Aria Signor Munlerasi Non picia Audria, from opera Marriage Figaro, Cavatina Mrs. Franklin Tell me my heart. National Tyrolian Madame Otto, Finale March from Wm. Tell, full orchestra, trumpet oblisato Simor Gamhan Rossini Mozart Bishop Schider Rossit the course of Ihe evening wiU be given a splendid piece of FIRE WORKS, tickets at the moderate price of 25 cents, children a8 A.icnioa mustUM, opposite Si.

Paula, Broadway. This splendid collection of Natural Tr is open for Ihe inspection of the puuc irom cioca, A. xw. till 10 at mghu Admission 25 cents children half price. This Museum occupies four spacious halls, each 100 feet in length, the first of which contain ihe most rare, extensive and valuable collection of Birds in America, fro all pans of the known world.

lo the secood halt are arranged many valuable and rare uurupeus, among wnicn are the EIrphat, Lions, Tigers, Panthers, Deer, Elk, Polar Bear, ftc. and the most numerous and valuable collection of Fish and Turtle this sale the Atlantic. Io the third ball is a marine case, in which, amongst a great variety ot inhabitanta of the deep, is the great Sea Lion also, a rich cabinet of Minerals and Shells, Eyp nan and Italian Munnys, two beautiful group of Wax Figures, and ao almost innumerable collection of Miscellaneous Curiosities. The fourth hall contains the Grand Cosmorama which it is unnecessary tj praise. It is undoubtedly the largest and most valuable exhibition ofihe aind at present known it consists of views of most of the principal cities in the' world, and many exquisite Itakaa landscapes, by Provost, Gartdlier.

ftc All the apartments are airy sod well ventilated, and tne errace commands an extensive view ol the city, harbor and surrounding country. run 3Ai.a,w0ouin Aaaertc Bird Skins, of niue pibaugead a good cooditioe.in lots to suit pur cnasers, wno caa examine ibem tree of charge. Apply 1 1 PEALE'S MUSEUM ANDGALLERYOF THE FINE ARTS, Broadway, opposite the City Hall. Great addiiioos have recently been made to this value on repository ot ine works ol nature and art. Tbey are arranged ia three spacious apartments 100 feet in length; ana.

aa priipr.icu to ine paintings, and Ihe third floor lo the Great Coaiaoram a. The great living ANACONDA, or Bengal Set pent, that swallowed a iaree blanket, is in bne na.alth ml douig well since he disgorged it, (il is kept under a glass i auuuai is so penectiy tame that he is handled bv his keener with nerfect iaa a is fed with a living few oo Monday and Friday eveo MAGIC LANTERN every night this week. Admittance 25 cents, children half once. N. B.

Tne day visitors have the privilege of returning th. nib. a wnuuui IIIIUIQT VH.rarfj iCJ" GRAND EXHIBITION, at the Large Sa "wn, maroie xtuudiogs, opposite St. Pauls Church, Broadway. The celebrated oririnal taraealr'a.

nf tha r. n.oaeiie, anown throughout the world as the Apostolical they were made at Brtnuols, about S00 years jr. "i ooi vt mcasut ing each about 20 by 14 (bet, and comprise the following cumuou. Uons Paul preaching at Athens. Christ's charge to Paler.

The death of Aooaniaa. The Cripple healed al the Gate ol the Temple; Also, Kubm's Sublime Painlioi of the Crncifiruui rS oaviour emb acing eleven ngures th. sixe of life, measuring about 15 feet in height thus presenting to the a. au atiracuon nevtr oriore eouauea. 1 ana ei, traor works of art excila ihe adnuretiou and aitou The subjects are sill of the moot interesting character, and this opportunity ought not tube los of viewing pro snmeui Ol ever hoholrfar.

iiaa. oau never azaia neureaemea io tne eitk tens, as ihey are intended to be returned to Envland tn u. gauery oi a oriusn nooieman ot nign dutinc Tbe exhibition is open from 9 A.M. to 10 P. M.

Admittance 25 cents: season tickets SI. Oeacrintiva cents. mis tl i.i la i a wuuxJiMAUtL KLiSlAN FIELDS, HOctO fttn, 1 benublic is restiecllu lvin(nrml above elegant and fashionable place of resort is now open for the reception of visitors. Ferriage remains at 6J AND GUARDIANS Elmwood Hill Juvenile InaiiiuiaKiukik a from the City Hall, N.w York. The subscriber would inform his friends and Ihe public, that having recently completed very important and extensive improvements oi ine ouiidmgs appropriat Jo the Semincry, an additional number of pupils can now vo uniotiaioo.

i ne scnoul is exclusively for such IVtllula Am am a .11 1 I if" hi iHwa ana reside under the constant su pervismn ol the nrinciiuL Tbey are admitted from 8 ta 10 veara nf an. aritli k. prospect of remaining until they will have passed through uwaming a liberal edit Cat km. or have been lhamiiahia IV. I vviuiilCTCIBI of our colleges.

French, Span rT 7 msiruciors. Vacations, one week at Ubristmas, one do al Easier, and two do in October. 1 ermj ner annum from I4A enn i course pursued. Circulars slating the terms for each course, together with the system of discipline and instruction, reference, ftc. ma.

K. m. a i winwa, vvuflviux Stewart's. 257 Broadway, the book store of N. Holmes, 262 Greenwich street, or Mr.

James Ryan's, 426 Broadway. JAMES G. RUSSELL. The 'ance oT the invoice of splendid astral ami l.Mu.. a.

11 I. waaaa i.iup wau HaUUnm justres, candle sticks, rose wood and mahogany wcrk elegaol bronxo figures, chimney ornaments, ftc. will be closed at private sale at low prices, if aoolied for sooo. Ladies and rentlemen are reanaseiiulli, mwitaH in examine the rich and beautiful articles now arranged for sale it the subscriber's auction room, 151 Broadway, 1 SOod. Will ka on ariaaa iaa tka .,.,,1 o'clock." jy" J.

E. COOLEY. NOW LANDING. Several cargoes ol prime Peach Orchard COAL, from Snohn'. mine, which exclusively by the subscribers.

By Uking the Coal from the vessel, it will be sold SI 50 lees than broken from the yard. Consumers may be assured that the present is the most favorable time for laying in their winter's sun pltes. SAM'L B. REEVE ft CO. corner Murray ft Washington, and Canal ft Elm sis.

jSOia FOR SALE. A large double mahogany writing desk, suitable for a counune room. This Jij. ihe best materials, and of handsome will be sold low. Inquire at this office.

jvSS tf NEWk PLICATIONSa Mirtaa th. Whale Fishermen, 2 vols. i ne Kentuckiaa in New York, by a Virginian, vols Jacob Faahinl, by the author of Peter steeple. 1 be Life and Advantune lk. aa tvota.0 lle.

Henry Masterton, ftc. Hours of Devotion. tranlalat frnaa tha (lurieM Ger man edition. The Pastor's Teetimosy, try the Rev. John A.

Clark of Grace Church, Providence, 12 mo. rvues ot ritca, a vols. txmo. Kor sale by UUias. WADSWORTH It CO, JT III J233JCSALES.

It' "Taw XT T3 rto at de an arrangement of Real Ege those ofhia lri.nd. i tendw ervices to ing nrooertv anW.h. Wa prefer hav AUSTEN, WILMERDING William at. Evr Pi. co Cmer Saturday, Wnh rtnAil.

Ai ti.ir..i a i r1 wim, ai tneir auetio. room, 100 cases French Silk Good, received per rm irrivill. rnmnri.init an ao WDI I Faitpto Merino Shiw! Alto, tn assortment of 4U toft Lna aHJ Ul I. BWU ur wicci wnuo ana scmriei merino Shawls Wool, of lha r.mlethrminA manufantitrM T.eK.. and square black, white and scarlet merino Shawls.

Wool, of ihe celebrated manufacture of Lebrun, Pari. ucauay, iiua Al 10 o'clock, at ihe auction room, 400 mem. comprising a general assort Caialogue, and samples the day previous. Packae Thursday, 209 8 0'clck, at their auction room, ogueT. Caia Teas, careo shi T1 va.u auction store, the C'0Ck' ship Franklin, Peirce.

mS II' 10 the Yong Hyson, io of Hyson, do Hyson Skin, in chests Gunpowder do Imperial do Pouchong do Fine Souchong do Orange Pecco do Tnnkav. in r.hala canisters do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Catalogues and samples tho day previous. v. 7 essrs vphant fh fi' seasod when am are coonuenity ottered as a cargo not inferior lo any sold this y. ar.

Catalogues and samnloa ihe Hav nr.u;..... At Private Sale IS cases.brown and blue velviteen. entitled to dfebenlnra. U1 1UOMAS ASTEN. Store, No.

65 Cedar an cel. Saturday, New Cabinet Furniture At 10 o'clock, at the auction room, will be said wuhout reserve, a general assortment of e. tT. vwnici lurniiure, consisting in pari ot marble and mahogany top centre and pier tables, card, breakfast and lea tables, wardrobes, soli bedsteads lullm uureaus, mahogany chairs. Sofas.

Swmo friV .1 r. i 6.u oiraiu cane seat ana rush 2ft 'fT nat stands, looking ftc? eat rock Also, some articles of 2d hand furniture, nmrni! which L.V.. oca, BDSir Ol fltsmpra I a sv, rv miu oiie otner articles. oaiuraay. At 10 o'clock, at the auction room, Landlord's Sale Will be sold by virtue of a landlord's warrant, ihe fa.

lowing articles, vis 3 solas. 1 hanit 1 .1..... 7 cane seat grecian and curled maple and rosewood and rush bottom chairs, I music stand. 3 music stools, 5 pembroke tables, 7 common 4 centre 2 cmdleeianas, 1 second xnigh post ocdsteads, 13 mahogany cnairs, 6 common wash stand. Toother wuh other articles of furniture, the erects of i cabinet maker unfortunate in business.

1 he above lurniiure haa of sale. Mveu ior convenience Tuesday, At 10 o'clock, at the auction room, iNew Cabinet iv.ii own witnoul re servo a yeneral ass.rimi.nt uit v.vcuoui uew caotnet tur niture, consisting in pan of marble and mahogany ton eemreand nter i.SI n.nl "wiogany top wardrobes. tJI' 't" mahogany chairs? Grecian cane seat end rush bottom clTairs, maboany lelte, cases, candlesiands, portable desks, ZZi Tn U' malraes', leather beds, spring seat rocking chairs, tc.t A large assortment of warranted cabinet furniture, so BY SAMPSON Pearl street. IHOMPSON Store Al 9 oVIrvk .1 I DV I.T. UOUGHTYftOO.

Store No. 0 Fulion next to ulton Hall. I a l. m. r.

a. a uou niy a. o. win pay particular attention lo out door sales ot household furniture, gro All orders for such sales will bo thankluily lecatved and punctually attenked lo. i nis evening.

tlOOKS. Enifr vino Ar. Sal ir a i ii.ii p.si clock a larva assortment of valuable miscellaneous a choice and well assorted fine rr iwrciiiw a mentoffull and half bound blank Su.iona", To morrow. Valuable W.trk A i clock. atil.eauct, Al.

7 ojnviiuiu ssurimeni xoia ei.mo? tf me arul enamelled dials, ful and extra jewelleu, and of the most approved makers fi. A1'i6 waicJiM, with gold and silver dials SOW patent lev ladies fine gold watches, wuh elegant esiafcishments plam gold watches, silver levers: lepine, al.rmk a aa aaawntmem oi une jewelry. Also, a general assortment of Hardware, fancy goods ftc, COnsiSUn. ofTanor a.lk kJL.1 It000! iicoe, ciouis, cassi meres, worsted hose, foce veils, London pms stocks lin. en colla cotton hdkts, vest patterns.

't'''ba Also, anxashawta, capes, half hose, susp.odera, buck gloves, gause ve.ls,50 pes silk hkdts, umbrellas ftc. faTiff1 POCk0, card' c'. er iJT? XOrl' fire canklestrcks, and wood thimbles, chainsfinger rings. Also, statu glasser, R. Hemming ft Wheedles.

work boxes, fancy soaps, cologne water, pomatum. guard chains, spectaclesteel n.vwIinussinuUta Whin Stocks. ul.Irvt ro.n..l 1UUU, i cncns, etc. OOOH. WANTEO A woman who under.

lands aapniwi, ug can OTing salisraclory recommendations or character and capacity! ADDlV al R3 .1 3 APART o. the pleasantly situated Home. No. Ii6 Franklin street, corner of Chapel, will be rented lo a small respectable family. Aoylv ks above.

jy25 if IURNISHED APARTMENTS. To wun or without board, in the ira iwdiate vicinity ot Wall street. En jys If O. 7 ATTL mmm 10 Allorney Uf.ice, a boy who Writes a unnA k.l 1 jy30 if f. at this offcee Ty ANTED, two or three active, intelligent and re thi.

ciif" gen, periodical in Deed 'W1' bul uch ha had exi. nnr at tk.TfK i V. y. capacity, olc. Apply at theomco of the Mirror, corner Nassan and Ann sts.

A SITUATION is wanted in a French Importing House by a young man who writes a good hand and is willing to devoto his whole at ention io the interest ol nis employer. A moderate compensation will be deti re for tne first year. A line addressed to J. F. through ihis office wdl be attended to.

Tho bet of references eiven a5 2w ri0 DRUGGISTS. VVautod (by a younj man) a JL situation in a drog store, every way comperent, and who has had between 3 and 4 years experience in the bu ne" Satisfactory and relerences can be given. Apply to JACOB BININGER. 141 Broadway. TO BOARDERS.

Two rooms with pantries adjoining, neatly furnished, fronting on Broadway, to let, with breakfast, lea and dinner if required. Said rooms would accommodate two or three single gentlemen io the best manner, and can be had on reasonable terms, Enquire at S4i Broadway. iv25 1 1 ANTED. A stout ab TV "it errancis. var k9 jmauiu, uua ui ue.

man parentage, or a colored bov, would be preferred. Apolv to jy2 JACOB BININGER, 141 Broadway. WAiB.u. An anghsn or American Woman as Jt jvi Va bl 1 ul NrA 'oun "no If CIA da tbawark nf rikmh.r...;.! "VI iii iu, ir astfisi iu ta king care children and can give satisfactory icsUmo mals of character. Apply 214 Washington street.

"ui. recommendation. will be required. ben. street.

BJ 1 1 ANTED at No. 10 llrlfMf a. i oil. WW vintviAmin xcauy Wh0 plain cooking and wuu unoe: stands pit house work such a one, applying with ith a written cha ivIR nno a good place. i.ia FiUoRa 3IVE THOUSAND DOLLARS'fo "i years oa unincumbered property IB this city.

Apply to FREDK. W. CAMMANN, J3 12 Wall street COCHINEAL Black and Silver Gray, for sale by GEO. DOUGLASS ft CO. jv21 St Broad t.

HOUSE IN WAVERLY PLACE, and Stable in the rear, for sale. a ne large now spacious tnree siorv lwoiiih nousr, (third from 6th Avenue) Waverly Place, north side of Thaa ia nna a.flka' kaat BltU.ted and IHOSt deairakl. sidence. in the city. The house is 31 feet Iront ana rear, by 60 feet deep exclusive of the back building, which includes a breaklast room over the laundry.

It ia finished throughout in tha most splendid modern style mahogany sashes and plate glass in I be entire front stories po ae mg every convenience for a large re.p.ab.. lam.ly. having 3 room, on the nrst 1 four rooms on each 'he second and third stories The Parlor, Drawing room, and nrinci rooms, are furnished wuh fine ItoliTaiSSrZr "dwib AlMllM i mmA rl.ml ries, cement eisleras roat and rear, well of soft water ia the ud. hirk nirodueed the kneheo, Uihroom, l.rde?e, te. mJ.1!? eoc in the rear.

owlo ft I I PUBLIC SALES. Bk AARON LEVY. Store No. liU Broad. LE VY will give his personal attendance nature' PnTt" or at bis store, for the sale ffiir AT PRIVATE SALE.

A ehoiMI Ira fyf mm nF 1 a iini I inm Tti hi cost there I8 SO, will beaold a bargain; 1 c.S made clothing; i demijohs and 6 no cans copal black 1111,11 varUk. i mu. Domes, nay rum cordials, canton sweetmeats in sugar candy syrup clocks flundbusesj pistols; mn jtwelrjr, fiench I now exhibit raintmgs I he Painting. object, whine thaiT "P0?" peHiculariy for that aucientma.ter. modern ft P'in'inrH Tho Painting, a loKt' ICity Library.

ju imported, for aale fow. Da" 1uarler boxes, JAMES E. COOLEY. 1 1 Att Friday BbAaT popular and desirable puUications. nios iv i7 substantiai bindings.

s001 Pfirtirulant am tl. had at he; "angcoiarexamina Monday Morning. Printing Prerts. TvDes. ftc ai in t.

auction room. 1 large Imperial Ru.t Vmum press, of type of va. xus atalogues may bo had and the articles examined. Tuesday afternoon. AKo'clockatlhoAuciinnRoom.

vo.corccI!".L?lTCk"V&c A.larC "le in tnantelaod asTrafi" rlcn oesirable assortmenl of res, l5F docks, va, Ju an account. aio positive ior cash, to close oer drop Chandeliers, very draw.g room sus'p four nd chain pend.namp.;deg nd sus with very rich "antel lustres, mounted stands rich cut 'as. Ii splendid ink of very handsnmie I "TJ' ork boxes. i.awers: aiuvo and forLi cases: rench dressms! a W'cdnesy Evening, Asstrnees S. I k.

ofassi.neeT 'e Po'. by order 10 from th. lours. unc vcuano ost, ol tancy co Ca'alnir 'A1 k. 1.

1 puunsiina ana tne stock a raa'rd for examination on Wednesday morning. mfea rp ooy, ocpienioer i rade Sale oi rtr.L. n. tn de Sale be helJ on the 2d Tuesday 1Z order for extensive and sea shotld hi T' 00 the of August, on me same term and un lTr herelofore. Consignments are kwciicq, on winch advances will be made as lh P'ese state the terms on which oorough examuTatfoa nn At Private Sale.

Bnd wallets good article. One hundred thousand Spanish Se. C' lMhJTOJa rpecimen of 3 A room. toe auctioa Ewdiumt.1: HAiK co. 5 nri c'a'ogups and samples on Saturday.

wfyAMJ 0AU H. Stor. No. 92 a. AuR Hth, New mJV2ZS room, solas, I sideboard I Consisting ort work 'libK 3 MrrU US' 8 tables, 2 4 field do 6 llTuiS.

SSh manoy bedoii sea. I do rfn ceoo iT'H Id'oub e. th.r.'r.rmV0' which ganych. '5 genuine iSpVT" W' A a'liinrlt V.ki!fm" Pioces. cue.

ftc hi. uhTwixre rr "orkroen, under th. in.n,.;J T. In D.Mt he cy. iu.

now u. rark Ruw, Citv Hall HTi 1 JNo llP.rkR'owl'y'rLJ;. PPly 11 at paj. al DOCTOR tnvvn IKCULAR. as uvial at hi.

office No1t hrt" adjoining Museum, nl I' TcXJ ually d. day and evening. UDniO mm a. i o. ran Ur.

t. deem, prSfr to K1.e ,7, he lr rcceivcdya regular professional education in U.l 6, med icalm.tt.uiionsof our country, tha. he hs devo Tki: attention and cot.fincd exclusive Iu offic pract.ee, and to a branch of hi, Syphtlis, protracted Gleet, Pdi JaTr.Vail adder. Ilrolhr. mA .11 "IO) N.

B. Pnvala .1.1. the Museum. raCe Mrc ooor rC Letters (post paid) statin, the case nuA it sin? a reasfUl.kl. case, aud inclo orwarded lo SSTSST U.llg pugt TAMES VAN NORDEN.

Pr.mer,49 William street (over the office of the Evcmn. Post PRINTING. AmiY 111 i TINQ, VunctnallcnUd. Chha. cau Jl" pU0 of moderate terms.

Posting BilU. Jtr. ri est non. TO LET, h.bt'ion 1V1SS from thaat.k I. i UIB I Ml KB Eil ion avPal.a K7 i CI n.oD Hall.

Enquire al the door of ihe Ririih.tionl mil TO LET dnulthe 1st of May net, and immediate DJKaAiemn i .1.. L. I I. r. jT i.tai, jirrt.

story ctick oouse lot Hroadway, the late residence of II. Buoraem, deceased, With Or Wl'hllll! Iha alakl. ir. Vr enquire at 164 Pearlst. i30if FINE WATCHES.

SAMUEL W. BEaNt DlfjT 11 W.ll hm 1VHU previous stock of fine Watches, a good assortment of I f.l.l 1 i i kawi.uoa, jroiU lUpiUX, HITillW UeiaChofJ Compensated Patent Lever, and Compound Ruly Cylinder Escapement Watches, of ihe most improved stylo and patterns. He would respectfully invite gentleman from the south to call and examine his assortment as ha i ties uaai'j vi eicucs ov.i' to vuunieruct tne chaiv turooooietere, nnd are consirucied as not to vary by external motion, and are calcuU ted to mark tne t. ne very accurately. Ako, always on ii io mam ine i fcr Also alw nn hand a gol asr.ment mings ol tho best quality, which will be sold at Ihe manu.

iacturrrs nnces. 1 ao cr corner oi win am st. nave just opened a large assortmenl of French Needle work'd newei fashiooable shapes, which will be sold at their Unl Ul r. prices aiso, rencn ra rasoK lancy Scarls and Hdkls, splendid Muslin de Soi, i rnch Mushns, Real Blonde Lace itAn hy yud oe nali plaid Cambrics, Ginghams, figured and plain Silks, ftc. in all the greatest variety.

ag TO OIL EALERS. Sealed proposals w.U be ceived until 4 o'clock, en Friday afternoon, the 8th or August, Tor supplying the Corporation of Ihe city of New York withsix thousand gallons of first quality Sum. mer strained Sperm Or, delivered at the Oil House P. onosals may be left with the subscriber, at ha office 129 Mercer street, or at 77 East Broadway. juttn tMBREE, Supenniendent ofLampaandGsa.

N. B. Samples of Oil will Ka ,,,.7.. 1nUtJ iv3010t DOO lrOST.Strayed from No. S3 McD gl, on Thursday, the 17th July, a young lull blocd? greyhound.

Said dog is of a dark yellowish color, soout anu eveahlark anal k.j l. i i efj 1 a vnu icauier mw wiin iron buckle around his neck, without owner's name. His bind legs had some tar spots, having been take, from a Veuel from Glhralfa. k.r aj: miwv, i roe or round said dog, or can give information lhat may lead to his recovery, will be handsomely rewardad aad all rea. sonabjecharges Apply at No, 33 McDoueal or kii urotdwav.

ral Chtna ice pails, oeuUn: 'ue ball lanterns, glazed wi .1 cooler' nch Goof, su veriorkipd', wS.I fce. c. K.n C'f burners. a.