The New York Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1842, Page 3

& bi 3 A pec gai pas Sherman is ‘an enormous business. Orders are sent to him from =. rs cA fad Faget hen oy Medicated Lozenges—so a wish of the Rev. Davis Anthony will most likely be realised. Dr. Sherman has it . as great a reputation as we have A GENTLEMAN WAS TAKEN WITH 4 fevere attack of theumet.sm or gout in our office, and was £9 completely helpless, that we were obliged to send for « cabto take him home, “We learned from his conversatio: that he had frequent and repeated attacks of this kin and, as@ matte, of course, was rendered for the time help. less, Wegave hima bottle of Indian Vegetable Elixir anc swes’ Nerve and Bone Liniment, which he used with such energy and good will, (as every one should do whe: buying 2 on ‘or any complaint,) that the next day Wwe saw him attending to his business, and perfectly cured “his gout. Such certificates as these, coming from some vf the inost respectable merchants down town, should re- ove all prejudices as to the unspeakable efficacy of the above remedy. One experiment will convince the most sceptical that the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Hewes’ Nerveand Bone Liniment, are not only cures, but anti- dotes for the most inveterate attacks. They are to be found only at 71 Maiden Lane. 0G- TO MOTHERS—SORE NIPPLES.—Dr. Smith can no longer refuse to bring out to the public his re- medy, that in his private practice hes had such a demand as to prevent his proper attention to it, or his other duties. Constrained, therefore, by his humane feelings, he frankly acknowledges the prospect of an immense sale ; he offers this Nipple Salve as a perfect guarantee, that the most de- licate and exquisite of the mother’s suffering may be im- mediately alleviated and cured. He hopes, t mothers—particularly Young Women—will ‘not in any case hesitate to aioaace nls salve, with full directions for bo which will be found on each box. Sold at 71 Maiden Anes iven 106 Nassau atree: ¢ Herald office. GG SAMUEL WILLETT, OF WHITE PLAINS, was injured on his knee by the kick of an ox some forty years ago, and has been lame since that time until lately, when he has been cured by the Nerve and Bone Liniment, and Indian Vegetable Elixir, from Comstock, 71 Maiden lane, and has now quite recovered the use of his limbs. gg NEW YORK MUSEUM.—Hill is going ahead without mistake, notwithstanding the misrepresentation in some quarters. Hehusmade his Musenm the most re- fined and popular place of resort in the city. The faseina- ting vocalist, Miss Reynolds makes her Arst appearance this evening, and will'sing a few nights in the absence of the manager. Mr. A. Shaw, und Mr. Bruce also the latter the excellent comic singer. views will be exhibited during the week magnificent. @G- AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN.—About the Greatest crowd that has ever visited the American Mu- seum will be sure to flock there this day and evening to inspect the splendid grove and flower Garden laid out on the topof the Museum. ‘This is the most delightful im- provement for citizens and strangers that has ever been made here. ‘The Columbian Brass Band will play here throughout the say, and as all day visitors are admitted free in the evening, this will bea regular holiday here. — ‘The performances in the Lecture Room this week are of a superior order, and we may-expect therefore to see this establishment ‘thronged as usual with the beauty and fashion of the cit aG- CHATHAM THEATRE.—Thorne, ever on the alert to produce fresh novelty, hes made an engagement with Mr. Marble, the popular national Comedian and De- lineator of Yankee peculiarities, and he appears to-night in the drama of “Sam Patch,” and makes his astonishing Jump from the “ Flies,” a height of at least forty feet. In addition to this attraction, the inimitable John Sefton ap: pears in anew spectable, entitled “Sinbad the Sailor,’ which is produced at a great cost, in a style of much mag- nificence. The farce of the “ Railroad Station’ is also performed. "The Polyspastes ; they are very Despatch Post, r Orries. “Letters dopoctied bef " aixcresL. Orrier.—Letters de fore half-past 8, half-past 19, and half past 3 o'clock, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o’clock. Baancn Orvices.—Letters deposited before 7,11, and 2 o'clock, will besent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent. MONEY MARKET. ih Sunday, June 5—6 P. M. In the Great Western which arrived on Saturday, came passengers J.Horsley Palmer, Esq., ‘the oracle”of the Bank of England, and the head of the house of Palmer, M’Killop and Dent ; also, in the same vessel, Samson Ricardo, Esq., of the firm of J. & §. Ricardo & Co., a leading house in the London Stock Exchange. The business of the former gentleman, is understood to relate to the interests of his house in the assets of the North American ‘Trust and Banking Company. Mr. Ricardo is one of the largest holders of Mississippi stocks, and it is understood repre- sents the interests of the holders of those securities, and il make it his business to examine into the real state of affairs in regard to any prospect that may exist of realizing any thing in future. The following are the leading houses “id Prescott, Grete, Ame#& Co. Drervett & Fowler, ~ Ewart, Taylor & Co. Thos. Cotterill, J. A.Droot, ‘Thor Yates, Gowan & Marx, ‘Thomas Moxon, Jr. Richard Milne. bo remembered that these gentlemen in June, 1341, sent over Joshua Bates, Esq. of the firm of Baring Brothers & Co., with a memorial which had been sent to the Governor of Mississippi, with instructions to Mr, Bates to lay the same before the Secretary of State and the President of the United States, which was done. Mr. Boies, with several other London bankers, were. a long time in attendance at Washington during the extra ses- xi0i superintended the ‘passage of the Distribution Law and the project of a National Bank, which was last vetoed by the President. ‘The state of the markets at tho close of business yester- day, presented rather a sluggish, but healthy appearance. ‘The tendency of every thing is to improve in spite of the unfavorable news, which is continually reaching us from abroad. The feeling seems to be gaining strength, that our mercantile prosperity, ow depends upon ourselves, and is less influenced by accounts from abroad, because there are comparatively few open credits standing, that are likely to be operated upon by a money pressure. ‘The crops here are large, anl money is in proper hands abundant, a fact, which arises doubtless from the inactivi- ty of trade, as well as the low prices of goods and pro- duce ; as soon, however, as the currency of the south and west shall have become fully purified and re-established, and Congress shall have decided upon some permanent item of finance, trade must inevitably increase, ‘and the tendency of every thing will be to improve. In fact, this would long since have taken place, but for the dis- graceful state of things in Congress. The New York stock market, which has been considered a thermometer of money matters, closed this week with a general ad- vance in all discriptions of stock. United States 6 per cent at the close showed an improvement of } per cent over the close of the previous Saturday. The leading stocks stood as follows :— N. York State 6's, Ohio 6's Kentucky 6°s Mlinois 6's June 4. Fall, 914 = ; Hy mre n° 5 iudson 95 3 N. Jersey the week, at the end of eight days, every thing had im. proved, notwithstanding the receipt of much bad news. Some of the new United States stock appeared in the market, aud was quoted atpar. The fever which existed Harlem at the close of last week has subsided, and the “bears” think there method in the madness” of the Great operator. ‘The state of the foreign exchanges was favorable through the week, the supply for the packet was fully equal to the demand; an effect produced in some measure by the progress of resumption at the south, which also operated favorably upon the domestic exchanges. A severe loss amounting to $55,000, was sustained by the im- surance companies, in consequence of the burning of the vook establishment of the Messrs. Harpers. This has not influenced the value of money as yet, and probably will not materially. Fears are entertained lest Virginia be added to the list of dishonored States, in consequence of the failure to negotiate the loan authorised at the late ses- sion. ‘The news received during the week, sixteen days later from England, did not for reatons above hinted, act unfavorably upon the commercial circles, notwithstand- ing that they were represented much worse abroad. We stated lust Saturday thet the present Directors ofthe Greenwich Bank have, within the year, sold out a good proportion of their stock, This is correct in substance, but weunderstand that generally, that stock has been hypo- theeated, and the sellers, through the means of proxies continue to control the stock. Thee is altogether about 1600 shares hypotheeated to chartered companies, and if that hypothecated stock is allowed to be voted upon, and ifthe proxies thereof should vote the ticket made by the sharing of spoils directors, it would be doubtful whether the bona fide stockholders would succeed in their endea- vor to retrieve the affairs of the Bank. They ought one and all attend in a boty the election which takes plage on Monday, June 6th, at 12 o'clock, and be particular to be there before the time, so as to be satisfied that the election is conducte fairly, and if defeated, they ought on the spot agree to adopt at once prompt measures to protect what remains of their property, and’ thereby avoid the fate of the stockholders of the Commercial Bank, of the La- fayette Bank, and in one word of nil banks that pay no dividends, if ollowed to go on with the same directors that have forfeited yniblic confidence. The Auburn and Rochester Railroad have declared a di- vileod of 5 per ceut, semi-annual, payable at the Bank of the Siate of New York, July Ist. ‘Phe Governor of Hlinois, has appointed Maj. J. Indy and Gon. 8. Whitesides, of Madison ; Gen. Ewing, of Montgo- mery, ond Win. Carlin, of Green counties, as agents for he selection of the lands granted by Congress to that State, inder the Distribution law. There remains to be located, » make up the quantity of 500,000 acres, only 210,000 in racts of 320 acres each. ’ ‘The State Bank of Llinois forfeits ‘ its charter by nor. ‘vsumption in Jane. It will then have five years to wind 1p eccording to law. The banks of Tennessee are to resume speciv payment nthe d5thofJuly next, according to the follow ing resolu. ‘on of the legislature of that State :— Resolved, That the Attorneys General aforesaid are sereby directed to stay said proceedings vorations respectively y «ad Company of the said corporations shall bona ume the payment of specie for their respective liabilities, sccording to their said charters, on or before the firs! of January, in the year 1313 ; rd Lou na shall resume sp: irst of January, 1843, then the se against said cor Provided, The President, Directors re- t cay but ifthe Banks of Kentucky yments before the Banks in this State “a shall resume within twenty days from the time of resump- tion by the Banks of Kentucky and Louisiana. But if said corporate authorities, or either of them, shall fail or refuse to resume specie payments, on or before the first day of January, 1543, then the sail proceedings shall be prose- cuted against the corporation so refusin to final judgment, unless other lature of this State. Sy ithout delay se directed by the Legis- ‘This order includes the State Bank and branches, the Uni ion Bank, the Planters’ Bank, and the Farmers and Merchants’ Bank of Memphis. ‘The penalty is peremp- tory, ang, asthe New Orleans Banks have resumed and those of Kentucky are to do so on the 15th June, inst., the first week in July will effect specie payments in Tennesse. How long i fraudulent suspension to be tolerated in the “Old Dominion” The North Western Bank of Virginia has had the audacity to authorise the publication of a no- tice, that she will redeem her own notes, either in drafts at 8 per cent discount!! Thi anotiee of bankruptey with a declarati is equivalent to of 92 cents on the dollar, and yet such a concern is allowed to go on and do busi We have received the message of Henry Hubbard, Go- vernor of the State of New Hampshire, to the legislature of that State. It is an adinirable document, and adheres strictly to those great republican principles which are the foundation of our institutions. After logically and clearly exposing the unconstitutionality of the distribution of the public lands, he remarks as follows :— Believing as I most conscientiou do, that no such ac exists in either case, that the avails of the public a3 nds are ut portions of the public revenue, and can no more he applied for the use of the separate States, than that part o} the revenue derived from imposts, I cannot in the performance of the high and responsible duty which devolves upon me, fail to recommend to the legislature to give no authority for receiving into our treasury the mo- hey assign the act distributing the proceed ed to New Hampshire, according to the terms of f the sales of the public lands among the States. Should the effect of such a pro- ceeding be to leave in the public treasury th the public revenu having done our dut we shall have the moncy from being withdrawn from the public use. Here we recognise principle. There is none of that chuckling glee, which exclaims on coming into power, after a season of extravagance and debauch, “ Rob me the exchequer (Hal.) the first thing thou doest, and do it with unwashed hands too ;” on the contrary, the credit and honor of the federal government is looked up to as some- thing worth preserving. The Governor then touches upon the effect of the distribution in causing an inereased taritf to be necessary, and also alludes to the aristocratic princi’ ple of protection in the following terms : ‘ion of tion of , in preventing so much of the public A tariff of duties which gives protection to one class of our citizens, may in its operation be pega and oppres- sive to others ; and if so, can have none o! the qualities of an uniform system, which alone Congress has the power to establish. It would be difficult to find a reason in favor of the gen- eral policy of this distribution measure. At a time like this, when the revenues of our national government are exhausted—when it has been com; port—when one issue of-Treasury notes close upon another—when in a season of ting necessity of mal ‘Med to resort to every expedient for a supply of the means reve | for its sup- a 8 followed ace we are forced into the traset etna and reduced to the humilia- i ing loans or suffering dishonor—at a time Jike this, when in a little more than a year we have seen an entire revolution in the financial condition of the country—when at the close of the last administration our means were abundantly sufficient to meet our liabilities, with a temporary debt which the accruing revenues would readily have entinguished—with our expenditures $0 re- duced and so reducing that our annual cha: ‘e would have been balanced by our annual income—with a character untarnished—with a credit et home and abroad ted—and when in asingle’year under a new administr nsuspec- tion, adebt of more than twenty millions has been fas: tened upon the country, and our annual expenditures have been greatly increased ; it must alarm the patriotism of the country that the Congress of these United States, in the midst of these embarrassments, should assent that one fifth of the ordinary revenues of the government should be withdrawn from the Nationel Treasury and distributed among the States. The governor then alludes to the uncenstitutional na ture of the bankrupt act. on account of its vinlating sb obligation of contracts. He then concludes by recom- mending measures to be taken for the immediate repeal of Inthis view, the election of a new Senator to fillthe place of the Hon. F. Pierce, will be In relation to banks, the governor recommends a modification of the present system, so as to make stock holders individually liable for their joint debts. ‘This is most judicious, and highly necessary to check the evils both those measures. made. of the present system. The Committee of Ways and Means of the House of Representatives, have made another report on the tariff; of purely a protective nature. The gentlemen composing the committee are Messrs. Fillmore, ef New York, Botts, of Virginia, Mason, of Ohio, Wallace, of Indiana, Mar- shall, of Kentucky, Joseph R. Ingersoll, of Pennsylvania, Jones, of Virginia, Atherton, of New Hampshire, and Lewis, of Alabama. These gentiemen have come forward with a bill, on which hangs the commercial prosperity of 17,000,000 of people, seemingly without any cerrect sense of the vast importance of the matter committed totheir charge. How much reflection they have all bestowed upon the matter, we, of course, cannot determine ; but a man who is tra: velling the country, lecturing upon temperance, at the same moment that the bill is in preparation, cannot haves done much towards inspiring public confidence in the bill. The leading features of the bill compared with the proposition of the Secretary, are as follow —The latter proposed to retain the public lands in the treasury, and the former to persist in giving it away. Old commit. Seere- tee’s bill. tary’s. Raw wool over A cts. Bpekécts Wpct Woot mages Bete 7B a ‘ool manufactures pe 40" ed pal gets sel Zatton goods - pet Silk zoods S z w hemp $0 S10p ton Tron bars and bolts 18 a" “part rolled » wo Lead pigs, &e. Bets 3e Ib Cut gl Spel 45" Plain do pee Jara China = date Tauned sole leather = a" calf skins Bound English books Raw sagar 2, Teas = Salt We 6c bshb Not euumersted = Oper taliative duty additional — 1" aties ~ vash New commit. tee’s bill, 30pet ape $3,49p dz Seay dor Soe ID 260 3 2 10atke Tb ite 1c baht cash This, it will be seen, casts the treasury and its wants to the winds, and makes the honor and credit of the govern- ment, the welfare ofthe country, end the liberties of the people, all subservient to the fancied pecunia interests of ‘one small class of the inhabitants of one section of the Union, Such a result, we imagine, could not have been arrived ut in this enlightened country, had the members of the committee been duly impressed with the importance of the matter with which they were charged. A due regard to their reputation as statesmen, would have required a pa- tient investigation that would have left them no time to become itinerant lecturers. Ifa few manufacturers were allowed to use the committee for the production of the bull, the result is not to be wondered at. Baltimore Cattle Market. ‘The supply of Beef Cattle at market during the week hes been full, and prices have not been fully sustained Ou Monday and ticularly in the inferior qualities. Fhureday the oftering at the drove ards amounted to, about 300 head, of which 210 were sold at. prices ranging from $4 for inferior to $6 per 100 Ib ‘The principal sales were, however, for prime quality, — intermediate prices, About 40 head were driven North, and 50 remain in the market unsold. ‘Thesupply of Live Hogs has not been heavy during the week, but was fully equal to the demand. The price has at $4 9 $4 25 per 100 Ibs, as in qu ‘DMacricd, On Thursday evening, the 2d instant, by the Rev. Al- bert D. Travor, Mr. Jamus A, Daninis to Miss Jane. 8. Branvs, all of this city. On Sunday morning, June 6th, inthe 11th year of be: he tee, ughtor of H. Faulkner Send the yme f the emily ere fully invited to at- Liverroo—Ship Shefficld—150 tons co, pkizs Sands, Fox $ co? do We monr—2 L le Callet-—21 JO & LC MeGowan & Hay & Stndwellt L fatke mt cock—i White & Sheffield? R Patrick & cot wood—i TF Green—15 J Edelston—? Anson iow i Manvel—2n GB jaker—t ror No, 100 Vandam-arect, Shon eer eae ats ts A: is Carlile—2 P Wilson & Vosturgh—1 Irving & Vanwert~2 auston & Disbrowene Wierd ae F Manner ardson & Watson—300 bxs tin 15 bales I case to order. Savanna La Anquste—3 bags pimento Mait- and, Kennedy & co—40 puns rum W Banks—40 tons logwoor! Dawson Brothers TANTED—By a reapecuble Wii wechcrtad mene he Som ‘Wanted, also, by a ion.as chambermaid, or to do pl tion to go 4 short distance» ia iven, Apply 2 Mulbecry st. in sewing; the country. “MARITIME HERALD. Departure of the Atiantic Steamers. ROM ENGLAND. YHOM AMERICA syepe 6 July 9 . teamer Brivish Queen, Capt. M. M, Tuesday, June 7, for Southamptos To Ship Masters, ‘We shall esteem at a favor, if captains of vessels arriving here, will sive to, Commodore 'R. 9. Martin, of our news fleet, a report of the shipping left at the port Whence they sailed, the vessels spoken on their passaxe, a list of their cargo, and any foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Mastin wi board them immediately on their arrival. We will reciprocate he favor in any way. PORT OF NEW ¥ a, from Liverpool, May 2, with nige rs. . ‘ruman, 7 days from Savannah, with Jame over Savannah bar in co. idence, for Liverpool. y, Donham, 31 day's from Puerto de Cabri 6250 qtls barilla to W. W. De Forest, & Co. 27th wit. lat 30 2, 08 G0 m West Indies for Halifax, NS. our. Dutch bark Urania, Mdetough, 69 days from Neweasth with coal, to G. B, Morewood & Co, un, 49 days from Antwerp, with ali, wirie, 28 days fr Savannah la Mar, with nun, &e. Brothers, erica vase sels, Spoke off Cape S’ Antonio, sehr Tre rtin, of N, York, from St Thomas! ipalachicola. 3 passengers, Brig Julia Helen, Bari cotton, to master, Brig Ocean, Lennerton, 12 days fi tons plaster, (o master. | Sailed inc Win Boothby, ran, for NYork. ¢ $d inst. o als of Nantue: ket. bg Gambia, of Salem, from Campeachy, standin: N. Brig T, Street,’ Crumiell, 6 days from Baltimore, with mdse, tomnaster. s Brig Susan, Petty, 6 days from Calais, Me. with Ininber, to master. Schr Syrian, Darling, 12 days from $t. John, NB, with 120 +20 days from Odleans, with NS. with 190 tons plaster, to master, : ‘ Schr Sea Flower, § days from Gardiner, Me. with lumber, to master. General Record. —Hugh Wilson, mate of Brush bark Robt A. Par- ‘annah, Supposed drowned. to Mariners. 4 ALTaR.—This new light house is situ: pa Point, at ou elevation of 150 feet, and a power- u ht will be exhibited there for the first time on the nightof the Ist of Aug i ° Letters receive Litchfield, of the Chasiot, « Wann, reports her at Bay of Islands, Dec't, 7 mos out, no ¢ Had lost first aud second inates on the passage: and the other by 2 ident; had got their pla one by ‘disease supplied and Ninus, of L f Jove. ‘annibal, SH. 1900 bbls, would ew being sick with scurvy. Ma Willis, of Mattapoisett, 1 weeks out, no oil. No date, Frankliv, Provincetown, 40 sp and 2 whs. Spoke Glide, from Palerino for N York, April 24, off Malagn. Harriet, from Marseilles for NYork, April 28, in the Straits of Gibraltar, Foreign Ports, NB May 27—Arr St Martins, NYork; Themis,do; deo; Woodlands, Philadelphia. United States Ports. Eastronr, May 27—Shi Sitoe, Picton, t9 Youd for Philadel: phia. MCaxats, May 20—~Azr Calais, NYork, Bucxsrony, May 23—Sld Buikes, Matanzas, Mactas Powr, May 26—Arr Evergreen, NYork; 29th, Win ath, Juan J de Cartagena, do; Mars Hill, do. Sid Sr Jon: 30th, Leazer, lay Ki Lion, Gaadaloupe; Port Leon, do; June se, and Charles, do, Portuann, June 2—Arr Orb, Trinidad; Catherine, NYork; Increase, do. Sid Hazard, ictou. Cli 3d, Sebago,’ Charles: ton. WwEURYPORT, Jun 5 Baltic, do, vi De. Sid Brook- own, e4—Arr Mary Broughton, NYork. Sizual for two brivs, San 45 La Charlotte, Damariscotta, to load ice for New Orleans; Arr 3d, O: a Havana; Anna Rey- JS Francis, NY ork; Anaconda, do; Ist, ‘Sld Harriet h bigeil, Eastport. On picked up the of sehr Geo Byron, NYork, before reported sunk, after Tallmadge, of Portland) and landed Also arr, Washington, Philadelphi 0 voles ‘Spofford, do. New Broron, June 3—Arr King, New York. Porter, Philadelphia. Provipence, June 3—Arr Hani TOL, ton NC} Hector, Rondou at 5 40, } picked mp a éask of spirits turpentine, marked auce had been in the water some time PutLapeneytia,, June, 4—Arr 0: B lon 74 20, F, from appears Lohr fs oe Cont dence’ Plato, do; Frances Ann, N ‘Wirmixaton, Del. June Cl Crese Batrmone, June ¢ dence; Union, do. C| Boston; Equity, NHaven. Pernambuco; Mary, Nonrotx, June 2—Arr Empire, NYork, we Meaesit Orr, NC. May 31--Sld Winslow, West Indi Maria, do. Wiimixetox, NC, May 27—Arr 8t Simons, Bermuda; Echo, New York; 28th, Alderman, Boston, Cld 30th, Aurora, Suci: nam, Savanwatt, May 30—Cli Celia, Liverpool. “ Montne, May 2%—Cld Linden, New York, Axr Wetump- a, do. New Ortraxs, May 25—Cld Susan E Howell, ‘Tweed, Baittmore: Growler, N Caledonia, Have; Bornholm’ Liverpool; Tytian, dos, Maripo: NYork; Diana, Bremen; JM Adami, do; Acton, L NYork; Br royal mail steamer Teviot, Vera ESE FEMALE PILLS. IESE far-famed and celebrated Pills, from Portugal, are, we percaive, to be obtained in this comntry. Sve advertise: ment on the last column of fourth pase ti corner of Nassau and Fulton streets, HOICE NEW DAM. sell by auction on T pow green house plant ether with ong which will be found cet of that unrive ety, Striatx Formosissima, Virgin Queen, Miss Percival, Ansells Unique, untess of Manstiel! thope, &e. Entrance to the sale in Prince st, corner Broad w je3 2% ws ITED TO PUR HASE—A farm of about hilty acres, parily woodland, with or without improvements, on the northern, shore of L mi, Nolan, and within fifty miles of New York. Address §. H1. W. postaffice. TPE following table shows the ratey of rent money, as quoted ia the Bank Note sts this city; Thoymso.'s nd Day’s are of June ith, any York of Juue ist. ‘Thompson, must be a saccessta he othets.saust be ausuccessfal shavers: hompson's. Day's. N. York. i ¢ * ‘ Ms 1 2 2, 1% 120-20 16 Pr) 20 1 “0 0 1934 ” 0 y 9 150g , 6 20025 OY Bennington, 75 % on Carl ale, Pa’ 15 % 25 ambersba 2 5 3 Virzima, ag a 7 Baltimore, bs al 2 Kentucky, jab 7 Canada 4 6 ’ ist is published at 52 Wall st.—Weekly, $7 per in6 dlikwe A Mat UR CLUB—At a regular meeting of the New 4Lbargh Amateur Club, Thomas Powell in the Chair, relating to the Annual Regatta, a communication was received from our Hadson River Watermen, offering to row a match race, with sixcoared boat a1 against the New York, New Jersey and St: en, or any other oars men, 2 distance of six um JAS. BELKAP, S munications on th subject, addressed to the Seere- be promptly attended to, May 3 5 Ser GTON A, CARTER, Commision and Wine 5 a Fall street, je a0, of Madeira) offers fagent for the an¢ for sale, 1 parcels to si al Id apes, hhds, casks, of the celebrated Lometino, F bide, itn Wines, Malmsey, Reserve, and qualities, the whole of direct ‘ations, some thirty} old, under enstom house lock. ntitled Co drawback. fi bashes Anchor, Harp, Windmill, Cabinet, and all other chore brands, Champagne. Wo cases of Claret, St. Jalien, Caetoau Magaus, ke. Also, common table wines, at low prices. glitcaves of Muscat Wines, assorted Cordials, Absruthe, 150 la fresh Sallad Oil, Meinschina, Anchovies, Cagers, aud Brekles, i 30 Ludian bbls of Malaga Sweet Wine. F A constant supply of the best doable and single refined Joat, from various refineries, fur which WA an easly convey ance for Madeira, ordecs for those celebrated wines, of any a or quality, Will be forwarded, prom shipped (o ander, at very fx +RAND SPRING MEDICIN: i M GANAS Berens. Wi HOUT Me COHOL..-Reader, have you'no appetive 7 Do you not relis! your food 7 Then nse these bitters : they will also greatly as- nt digestion, and of course remove ilyspepsin, janndice, weake hase of the stomieh, debiiity, ke. ‘They purify the blood ay tavigorate the whole system. The bitters are extremely mil and pleasant, Ti jee 25 cents, ty dingyists, by A.B. RD. Sands, No. 79 Fi of Gold street, and 100 Fulton, comer o¢ William by Abram. B. ‘<a ay “CKOLIUS® am BOAT ESTABLISHMENT. 400 WATER STREET, DOORS FAST OF CATHARINE MARKET. [HE Seer T having in his manufectory, and under hit 9 own immediate snperi the oldest and {expericnced builders 1 Ng every Gesertpty ich enables nim t at the shor est notice, B must approved mo- workmanship, on the most lerms. | of the Sultan of Mow Measure Barge, the ugVictoria, Atlantic, Wakona, ac. Aisa, the inl, Wash Vous hkeepisies aches, of ph and of Mobtie, Geo, Stew >rt,” of New Obleata, 8. Ale — Zanmi, Star, and Bee jetta * NYork, Sd Rhode Island, rerpool; York; Sultan, NLondon. Arr [aE BRANCI 245 Broadway N.B. Thnve a new stock ¢ many ad) ment. ‘ Thirdly—They prevent Boots from running down to the an ie Ins inguring in this them, Merchants must now jtdge for themselves, whe! interest to insure in such a comp To guard ay ty”? the subseriber feels hound application whatever ta guly to The Harttord Fire Terry is President, and James je6 bn ALE SUDDEN CHANGES IN \) SOPHICAL CONSIDE of Feeal and Sudorie Par daily, to insure or maintain H The soli supplies the waste the blood su nued deeay of the bod ht. and that we kee larity and precision. sem “catching es of the we and bows re b! is principal office, 211 low wp neve ta small dose w ‘Thousnds have, by takin an cine, sived themselves months enly grave The Brandreth Pills should be used by: all emigrants ; they ensure their health from those accidents to which, otherwise subject, will thy chan, cause of disease, general remove through the stomach ai that may have accumulated in aig, or from eating anwholesony rinciyal 0 RIGHT LABELS, That each lave! has two signatures of Dr. Benjamin Brand- reth apen it. ‘That there must be upon. . BRA And three signatives, thug “CAUTION TO INSURER MERCHANTS aud others, who are tn stake, and as an m4 Fire Instance Com) es that 01 fealth, Catching Cold, Se. iid food daily consumed by an ad to average two pounds. One hal the other will suppl Hence, we cannot fail dthe alarm. ent and harm’ jaize it, whieh ies upon « broke: h Pills will, ifused du event nd the bowels all tH PILLS e and Murray street 9 4 Hudson street, near C each box three ANDRETH, M.D. A Sijertine Tot of Game and Oysters) ne condition from several wot hope to merit a continuance of THOS. DOWNING, nd house South of Munroe street pervor Wines, Athy at the B. Boot, “The jaatic Heels i vantages the El kind ¢ elasticity adds greatly to the durability of the hey make no noise in walking upon the pave! duty to inform the public he was tunately insnred, (or rather paid them the premitm for in- hire.) on his hardware, cutlery aud castings, st _D taming a loss, they refused to pay, d, on the unjnst crockery or dry goo honorable el pany or not _NEWBOULD, No. Joho st. TO EMIGRANTS. a ATHER~PHILO he probable weight he body THE WE TION, zht to leave ise f ustains in. building up the c ve must be ot “We lnow that if. the perspiration, be suddenly checked, our Why is this? Itis because the blood and flows wi eather, will therefore be unless people. are careful to attend to the danger will Ir this is done, p dtogeth re alange dose ido. no of call b body, reed, tal results, the system by toot, At all times easier to. prevent than cnre disease, because course we do uot debilitate the natnral nt rather strengthen and assist them, sold at 25 cents, per box, bee at his retail offices, ¥, and 175 Second York, . TO BE REMEMBERED— ‘That each of the genuine has upon it THREE COPY office, No, 241 Brondway, h BENJAMIN BRANDRETH. 1 Brandzeth's Pill Orricy oF TH! tered s Office. of the Presideyy SHI HIRTS made to order, fashions. Gentlemen’s Gi order at the shortest notice. Genglemen’s Furnishing of William street. send gH a's Mixture !— alleled Tea, so highly ported, is now for nese Packages. Prices $0 Maiden lanc, N. Y.3 JG. A. Huson, New Havin, Des informed that the above establi operation for many them for richness of Merchants and the tage to give th al blie rene labels are fuil of the labels neat: his extremely dele ighly eclebrated in China and Euvope, le at the Canton Tea Pomrsar’s ‘ea Establishment, 121 Chatham street, New, York—in C nd m2i im*r CTES—O. W. Buruham, 76 alton st, Brooklyn— ¢ are’ respectfully has been in successta , and full confidence ern be placed an s.— KO find it to their adyan- c Ne ishment small printing done ii fe pa at the City of New York: in the City will be p AM REFMOUR, Trensurer. RTS. fer the most approved French rments of all descriptions made to tore 67 and 69 Maiden lane, comer WILLIAM COLLINS._ PERIOR BLACK TEAS ons and unpar ody IA pub o lity in return rally will ~ ‘THE MOST DELIGHTFUL R F the citizens of Yor! The most fishionanle and favorite ex i i tifully diversified Erounds.' These hace recently been greatly which the place has been rendered more lovel is to its extensive and bea before. At the Elysian ids, of excellest instramental masic, in the afternoon, on Monda, ‘The Hoboken Ferry Boats are and ply constantly from Wedneudty sand Barclay, Cal, and Chi ferry bot rans to oreloek. rite excursion in the sumu there is the additional attract situation as cook 223 Wth street, be> young wenn of respectability, anch S. wred inthe Hartford company, at Hartford, are advised against bt his east steel, bag legal and despicable WERE NOT HARDWARE,” Obably, they were groceri and thus evade the payment ofa just a im against it is their stice to the “* ABt- x thit we do not increase in poss of two evacuated by the the waste by in- to perceive how is ordination of nature should go ou with i es were already preslisposed which is commonly called s. obtain Broadway, aad the p'aces men- Pills four or five, or even hor depends span the should b:! taken, asional dose of this medi Aness, and often from an z the prevalence of auy ignatures, thus:— dink y three hundred impressions of Bank of nd those id their AUCTION SALES. _. xc "AMUSEMENTS. AS BELL. (Stores Nenessine and 115 Fulton street.) NDAY, i Ati orbocl Pe the comer of B road A and be hove ny the oainder tnd’ sos rakiable porién of the stock of wines sauces, iruits, cheese, teas, sugars, "The pevperty of HH Atwill, whois (oon Dut af the store 139 Fasten henware—32 crates of Derbv low Ware, 25 erates re, and 1 packaces glass, now landing, from shi ger, foot of Franklin'st, N. IR. Also a large quantity ate. Catalogues are now ready at 199 Fulton st WEDNESDAY. Att o'cloe Package Sale of ti f cloths, ca y, buttons, sewing at variety of other fancy articles, Sal tive, Pree ant THURSDAY x sad Moveloek, atthe auction re enacal assorunentiol geaoeries, separa, 82. senor atovtment of ues sey UCTION SALF OF PARIS EM GANT ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &.—JOQH) GLERN will sell at ancti No. 119 Broadway, Tu June 7, at 1 o'elo uch tlowers, wreaths, onp) . Panis collars, capes, cuffs, new patierns, shawls, Paris boanets, N%o FURNITU IN MEEKS, No. 315 Broadwa: would draw the fC tention of the publ the auetions—consistins covered in different colored raws, Sofas, plushes, satis, dig 6m hair cloth, of the latest Spring petterns. ig EW JERSEY RAILRO. AND TRKANS- dD PORTATION COMPANY. NEWARK, Every day—Sunday t+. upted, Ats AM. Att P.M. AtT¥ AM. Atl ih ix 4 10% ts 3) de: : 12 de 6 do. “i 7" Yo 10 do, 3 do ON SUNDAYS. From the foot of Liberty street. Leave New York Leave Newark. Ato A. M.and tig BM. At 12 Noon and 10 P.M, NEW YORK, RLIZABET WESTFIELD, oO. SLIZABETH TOW) PLAINFIELD, BOUNDBROOK, SOMERVILLE, 8, oN Leave Elizabeth Town. 3 ALM, we New York. A.M F ‘The trains of the Somerville Railrond Co. cout lines each way daily, $ $ excepted : Passengers are requested to purchase tickeis at the office, foot of Liberty street, Kare herwe Fare xkw between Jerse YORK. M cent f W BRUNSWICK. D NEV : 50 cents ie 736 A. M, train from New Brunswick, and 434 New York, has boen reduced between and New Bronswick, tos) cents, an Rahway to woe ia mai! Hine passes through New Brunswick ing at 9 o'clock, M, trips frou New Bea The Philudelph for New York every eve ndays the 7% A perior accommodatis purchased HAVANA—DIRECT.—T NATCHES, for the above port ler, commader. will aut the 15th of June. For passage only, having elegant and su- apply to, i JOHN B. LASALA & CC 49 Broad ste 130 17tr Say Foot of Whitehall street. eas The steamers STATED ANDER ‘and SAMSON will run as follows, until furthe eave New York. st Leave Staten Island At § o'clock 4. M, ae gOS At ye o'clock a, M. - 6 All goods si 6 dare required to be particularly marked, anh are'at the rit oF reof. fthe owners thereof. LINE FOR. ALBAN Y. The new and com: NORTH AMERICA, Captain M. ‘ell, leaves the steamboat pier, landt street, ou Oy a beyond doubt HOBOKEN ablic walks end bellished, by than it ever was ia the evening anu 10 e3 2w ins re CAMP EBB, through his Camphene and Webb's B tt light through Hlghtcred vat tal RIUM OF ‘h ts conducte: nal inventor of the same, m22 2wiste wholesale and retail Mishraent in this city bscriber, who is well know’ to be HENE. LIGHT, 41g Broadway, ‘ander the immediate supe for Sal the arucles known ag has thrown too mnen years past, to admit of an ew y any advertisements whien ine Campnene can except at the old ‘orne: the origi- A.V. H, WEBB, General Supt, Ae lway, cor. Canal st. rt yy Thursday and Saturday afternoons, at 5 o'clock. F sage or freight, apply on board, ‘or passage or freight, apply on i hint aa, At the office on the wha: N B—All kinds of property taken only at the risk of the cwuers thereof. ie rs FOR ALBANY, TROY and mediate placcee The sulenil low pp steamboat SWALLOW. Captein ve aa of Courtlandt street, this (Monday) a! at orelock. TE CLINTON, Capt. 8. R. Roe, will leave as nbove, to-morrow, June 7th, nt 7 o'clock. ‘The above are substantial boats, fiited up with elegant State coms, and for accommodations are unrivalied on the Hudson. VENING LINE FO} ‘seven o’clock, leaves the pier between Court innadt and Laibeste tect The steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. L. W. Brainarl. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afferioous, at'seveu o'clock: ‘The steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt, A. P. St.John, leaves theaboye pet Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoous, at "ihe Rochester and South America are new and substantial oats, well fitted up aud furnished with state ¥ speed and accommodations are not stuspassed by ony 6 Ter. Forpassage or freight, apply on board, or to P. he office onthe wharf” FOR NEW York Line—Pos i}ing packet ship positively sail as above. freight Jh dations, apply onboard: at Orleans whasf, foot of Wall orto E. K. COLLINS & CO 56 South st, cere core wit be taken to have the goods by this line cor ‘Agents in New Orleans, Finllen, & Woodmff, who will ig handsome furmehed accommo PARK THEATRE. well Benefit of Mr. Mai Fs THIS EVENING, June 6—The performances commence w FRA DIAVOLO. }arq' Zarline Many. rs | Giseomo Miss, ‘ie Songs by—Mr Many FAINT HEART NEVER ui Da Doors 0, en at seven—performane: past seaon. es, ‘The O} THIS EVENING, Jane Sampqon M Sam Patel Baie a W Swi ourmateal R Froelaut | Marquis chess Miss Cushman will commence at half 1—Pit, 50 cents—Gallery, 25 cen HE ATCE, Nd Vrices Resumed., 6.—The perlorinwiee will com: Wield Ma Judsh \ After which. SAM PATCH IN FRANCE. ‘THE RAILROAD STATION Jus ‘Sefton | Jack Robins | h Marble | Pa Herbert det : Mrs Thorne 'To conelude with SINBAD THE SAILOR. Sefton | Siubad Hicla Mise Mestaver rter past 7 o'clock, and the Dress circle, 20 centieBoxen, 29—-Pit, 123g—-Private Boxes, $6 THIS EVENING, Jane ¢.— Guy Goodluck Eliza Melton Richard, Sall, OLYMPIC THEATRE, pecformnees will commence with MONTHS, Gish | Getober ze Mitchel Mids Singleton Be Elwin | Wigler Graham Miss Ayres After’ which JOUN JC 2 Sefton | Jol Edwia Miss Singleton To conclude wit! ee RICHARD NO it, Mitchell | Henry King y Ann. Mise Robert Dress bmg 0 Cents=Upper Boxes, 25 centa—I't, Ist vate Bev ‘The Do halfspast 7 “HILL'S NEW YORK MUSEUM. GREAT A Jinited period, the be Who ail and every evening du The Giand 3 Son Ballod—" Comic On thi ith—-Loueche, and La Gemma th I in future opeu at 7 and the Curtain will rise a reeisel (Formerly known as Peale's,) 232 Hirondway, opposite ine City Hall » LEGITIMATE ATTRACTION : s leave to aunonnee that he her engared, for a iful and accomplished Balla’ Sincer SY NOLDS, wacance ou MON! the week, in eonj DS! i MISS Ri I make her first Y, June 6: tion with MR. (From the ron re Mr G Loder, ME. ROK The Pride of Kildare, 0+ Mr Shaw * When wilt thou meet me, love R 4s The way the mon Mr Bruce the Hight My Shaw . "Miss Reynolds \¢ Bruce Bertin at St Omer ur ‘ebleaur. is ocvasion will also be exhibited a new Dagserre’s Diorama. red of Mr. G, Adm AMERIC RDEN CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. a eke UM) manaxer.—— EVERY DAY AND Concert every Sunday Evening, under the direction » Loder, on 2 i6 a AN MUSEUM AND G@ tT. BARNUM EVENING THIS WEEK, commencing on Monday, June atfraction in the city! 6. Best lay TSM BLOW! An intern ments, sple afternoon sezeeeee=sS ee: 53 = EW Pe Single ply to P. pase TU ant offes Chatham ey ey ta (Tu Hut DRISBAUE David and Goliath—In co request of a larze number of the friends the Society, th i q Organist, tiseeeees ‘erformance to commence precisely av § o'clock. to, Akew TH the Arch Street Theatre for t Phidntelphia, Je ORRR halfon 6 half; FIREWORKS, FOURT [i yp eats to call and examy an Of the best quality, at ROAYLIER Remember the sign of the two mammoth aky roe! Day visiters admitied the phnounee to, the public that wed upon this establis « woek of the, ’ ! She EW YORK BRANS BAND has been engaged, and avuriety ofnationa! aire every evening ia the gurde POSMAEE Sve Neus, "COLLINS. the omic 4 E. the ancer; ANIMAL J ¥. NIAGARA” FALLS, ALBINO LADY; GLASS sion of balfan hour for promenade and refresh- Mr. Bennie, entitled IL STUDIO, OR ‘and NOVEL CURIOSITIES and gore ny five museums in Amenea. ‘ formance every Wednesday aud Saturccy ene by PUE ATL ‘Adinitiance to the whole 25 centa—children half price. HELL, (of the Olympic.) RBLE, HIELD, ont N SEFTON, will appear. YORK SACRED MU! _ jb atieer IC SOCIETY—Oratorio Of the unlavorah cat the 24th ‘se ‘and at di the weather on the eveni Patrons splendid Oratorio will be re on Tuesday ne 7th, 812. at the Broadway Tal le. CHARACTERS Leamectis | oe a re St i, "Madara Otto Mr Comes : Mr D RB Harrison tickets, $1. Hekets, SI. Tickets admitting a lady ere Sa petioms, at the Music Stores, aud at the office of JA. 1 Nass door, jet are sdelphia —'T vot ibaa aad 8° M, Lafoureade, 160 Crown str treet, ML. BRAUSON, Secretary. June %, 1918, je dle OTYPE NEW” PATTERN APPARA A. ARTAULT & CO, 166g Fulton street, ail’s church, have re carved per icket ship Arg: ces, 300 Krench pistes, lang atte, plets Daguerreotype.@ * vex, made n Pare, by Alphonse ite STRI Let Ap St for sale at low p 2% la. me, iodine, bromine, pride of gold, and the new arcelersting see S, CRACKERS, &C. H JULY, 1842. ‘TRY and erty dealers in fireworks, will find it to thei: eaionsive assortine 0°} establishinent, a6 erneleors ust received ets and gold fn?) tiyt*y x street. A large annatity o mptly furward all goods to their address. a. A i LIVERPOOL.—Cnited Line Packet 12th Jane.—The splendid fast sailing, snparior ket ship SCOTLAND, Capt. Robinson, il. posi- Tivelyasabove, her regular day. jf She has unsurpassed accommodations for eabin, second eabin and steerage passengers, which will br tzken at moderate ra Ki rl cation should be made _on hoard, foot Barling Sip or Weed. T. PAPSCOTE ieb r 43 Peck Bilp. by their prompt aud decisive « min diseases, Their renown h another, and fom family to known in every towa »nd vill mitted for the consideration of E dated roth, 1942 Friend W. B. in this to Lite Pills and natio! which thy me and have been for five years in general Samuel Duble, of Goshen townsh cines have relieved him much of the Liver i } proceeded from it. ' 9 to cure the former, which conti . His mother-inlaw has also been» with Liver Complaint. “She found much reliet had the ipelas ww cured the batter but failed til be aved the Pil i if Moffat's fret produced upon pereons tome to jtrchase thes Josiah Faweet! was for» lons eyes; he heerme wiable to work icine by several persone in them. He come at bast to ae formed h incase pub ‘tse hie nave in bed withoat rising sd mo faith in jm himse! fate’ fing’ are evidences in fx ‘clote. for trathy what ha have mutated any att fi vary iy colodng them higher GENE Team satighed. ta ers forte wll donb So te aad for angle Fino ite street. Also by his appointed agents mets from a. letter reerived from Benjamin B. Salem, Columbiana county, Ohio, 5th month [May,J bors, who have been afflicted with the compl ‘ me ‘been enred of that Lit tobe my daly to recomme: commenced the uw of the med healthy, and ascribes his nes giving » certificate not ‘eines, but it was ¢ of thy medicines, but it wi was at lewure to note them down, and T shoul : become dim en my memory. sr Lam confident that, it relators themslen see these memoranda, for they |, awl thy invaluable medicines .~ Signed NB. DAVIS. wrareals at the office of the proprietor, 375 tay near fieary in a great var sp ead from one family, until they ha the Union. ‘The loffat—T have sold at retail during the last four +t to ten hundred ddllars worth of thy fcaix Bitters, and the demand for the past year en yreater than that of any previous year, had the dyspepsia in the scammer of ‘ttle Iahor. He His and Bitters, r bat came nearly as stor effectual cure, no other kiwd of pills in h at medicine he ean cet 1 1899, Ay Gil hary He bas sent g time aMicted tied ¥ te i old of the pk im that as his was a sing i werd due to the publie, to cold not M second dose fl than tha we to take them, His wife Had wothing to band says she is a am, ‘These persons I than the trath would wai * BENIAMIN'H DA DR, W. B. MOFFAT, jeaet ier i lowing lecters lately received speak volumes in their favor, and are suh- the pablic without further re- avis, IT annex a few guys that these modi- 2 ut. He appeatance i the best recom: » He uses The ef 1 of his neigh to try ity and T will by getting wet fet several with dyspepsia, jaease, by the nse zh diniited, it re it "Noe Toaking further partiontar clyection 1 John Murphy says he was afflicted all fast winter, with a pain fis breast, that such was its severity. hg yd 1 of Mof i Loan paaded tw with be VERPOOL—The first class well known P :. Sae Capt. Storey, will be dispatched for sage i At Murray's wharf, foot o steerage, Wall sreet. nr ty JOHN Hi .—Parsage from Great Britain and Ireland |, exn atall times be secured, and drafts furnished for any amount, payable throughout the’ United Kingdom, by applying as abore. ese. FOR LIVERPOOL—New Line—Regolar Packet ete as asst seek acket shin GAR: RICK, Capt. Wan. Skiddy, 1000 tons, will positively ST's above her eahlae day. wi ay onfreight of passage, having accommodations unequalled for, Jendar or combort, apply on board, nt Orleans wharf, foot of Se a 56 South street, Price of passage $100, ‘The packer ship Roscias, Capt. J. Collins, of 1100 tons, will succeed the Garrick, and sail Uh July i day. Passengers may rely ou the ships of this lin ly te advertised. EXCURSIONS ~ Square, opposite the NG “orn forins his friends hew and complete setts of Fishing Cooking Utensils, Se. of the first ord s proesred ding. Lines 18, of the firs clus, alweys fare the most reasonab! His friends nnd the ps accommodate pentane at bo 4, Combitl Sunare, Boston FOR LIVERE Ship Talbot, Care formed that he continues to and transient company. Moy 29, 1912. _ leh bwte ply on board bai B,—Pumate from « 2, Pepanit parnble thenwghiout the Uuited QHIPSUEANNAITCT S veep Consigare vor by whart, ite Frikem * JHN HERDMAN, 61 it Britaio and Irelend, (via Liver droits furnished for an: Kingdom by ayy mn will confer a bord ot Judd" bg ies a ae OHN RYKER, JR. ‘or Assistant Engineers. Archibali Noble, Engine Comp'ny 3 Henry Wisebyrn, do wil |. Cobanks, Damel Coeer, fy al iT Charles J. Geo nehi alton, Won. Hl. Uolw do do do lo do SRE FEE SERNANe 2. -COCKING RE- House and Store Micers, Coutrestors, aad ‘many as one. ~f¢~H ‘ommnen Kind ‘hie itl ane hacharged ois Cimes most the rapidity of thonght. whole opera Hon oP acing: and ischaraing te dome merely by pullin the San how apart ke sym repens tlhe er Canst how apart ke , {yon of the yaeal ts pecfortiy siruphe-eatey en 1 almmptd g the pocket aud used. with one Jerud without the love i 9 pd sets shots e 3% as faat an aman ean crook His Co bs DL ey el ‘not to get ont of order, and their recommend them over all others, hetweens iH 3 st. SH as steer thy a den - tes if attack, zen Of joding ore the solv: and7 ate ‘enown to Holder a cent toit jet ae ONT Brook! a showed © To yinson, Haldem»n, Louisville, Cook, Woatson, Memphi AFFLESA beaut ton street, where che boat mer be see: wast ‘The undersigned in preseuting of this favor requaintanees, that hie is the person x0 | Hoe hg anderzgne raion ate heathy furni ‘ the day, week, or month, at ‘very moderate eg Rane cord with the t Hotel for its wines and hiquors, wil shall be wanting on the ble parties who may honor him with thee eta aa NER. N. B.—The Assembly or Ball room, yrocess of renovation, when finis public msetings, be. BRITISH QUEEN TETTER BAGS for Tish Queen, for Antwerp and Southampion, lore at the upper. ai vourd between the hours of 10 and 12 or 5 and FROM n, however etoral tightness. ‘Ast, and Rowena Messrs, Pease & Son, 45 Division st. “Betae ee ‘Albay i SLIMAX EATING Ti E Ts new 01 Le Ann on the six-penay plate plan, indicions ma at at Mr. Lamb and fami A ronat beef, plumb pudding, &c., will a the above place, equal to any ather estatlshinent uf the kigd in a Whe public are requested to call and ‘satisfy them feet beam, with counter stern and cutwat frame, built in «most superior manner. A remarkably tafe boat, well rove w ¥ fost sailer, and light drait of waver. Apply imm asthe list will remain «pen but afew days, e 1INGTON HOTEL, BROADWAY, NEW YORK i melt as the proprietor mumerous frieuds ne Jong aud favorably ishment, as # ite hotel, begs to inform 9 the ‘patrons of the al anew, will be tion of the sustained, Hor, to make comic ‘he high rej part of the proj atm hed will present to “4 sions anil beauty—will be room for dim none tn this Union—will be let with or without the rooms adja. for concerts, balls, dinner parties, clabs, committees, lower vost ofces, in this eity, at 135 Velo P.M. on Tuesday, June 7, WANTED A Chet Sook With an unexcep . ter, for Hy B. MJssteamer “British Queen! iy on A VOICE LOWER CANADA. PREAL, J ery 15, 12.—Gente—Vou will be wn poh oe a hed ag y, whie ned 1 ns Hoey ot supply the deman ck. T shall eon ate remittance, yous, tly, — DAVID ASPINWALL. «J. Pea 45 Division st. yn, Dee, 27. jemens—T deem it bat justice ibe. considered, to ie appetite adhe Le Lee 1 fi s, I yielded to the frieuds to all Ra aed alg sohetpes J_permiied i gee. e fie.” ile that had neutcd all his my hopes of his recovery H. HUNT, M. D. 'y mud resizierd himwell rehigivnsly, to fate, ev rneioms of rcowery, Hie brecth trees — Philade! No, 110 Se es Ramanan ae Pittshoreh, Pa Jobeon, Memobk, eng ee Mew Onkene lane & Baas jed em ‘ meget Bet fb vcher, Wash neton Psnnebill, Cine Hy oe jne Horohound Candy