The New York Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1843, Page 3

ING THE ENGLISA.”—Sam Slick, sells eaptel ory with the at hl lyme ee ihoad i ‘ison wi d wa} alun is sham) tae Reals of ail New. York. eT econ _ apene Shi jing —Hi In) it to Gertlemen — Per sonal clbenliness rye of omfort.* Edward Phalon, esser and Wigmaker, would call plan of cleansi: the attention of the head from dandruft hair by his uorivalled imperfectly by of Mylinder,” heated ees etat ae co} cylinder, over wi are Seated bis cloths, which are al gs Tul the hair, causing itto dry immediately, preventing co! ‘The price charged by some has deterred many from en joying so ‘expensive a luury.” His Pea, py cents—and the attention given the subject by and assistants, cannot fail to satisiy all who my, favor him with atrial that itis the best andenly met 1 prevent- ing premature baldness and decay of the hai a nae Hair Dressing Saloon, 214 Broadway, opposite » Pauls, fort THE PABA ALTERATIVE, MIETURE, for the cure of primary or secondary syp! pow: erful alterative is composed of @ combination of botanical remedial agents, whic rcise aapecific effect on these terrible maladi jarge bottles $2 each; in small do. $1 each; in cases containing half adozen, $5—care- fully packed and sent to all parts of the Union. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Office and Consulting Rooms ofthe College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street MONEY MARKET. Monday, May 5—6 P. M. The stock market was heavy to-duy at the opening ; but the feeling gradually revived. Prices closed, how- ever, at the morning board lower than on Saturday. Ohio 6's fell}; Kentucky 6’s }; Long Island }; Canton Co., 14; New Jersey 4; Ohio Life and Trust, 2 per cent; Harlem Railroad rose 1} per cent. At the new board the sales were less, and prices im- proved, when advices were received from the ‘Upper House” of the improved feeling. The vigorous prosecution of the Harlem Railread under its present economical management, gives rise to the hope that the largest city in the Union, with 350,000 mouths t> feed, will soon have a railroad communication with the agricultural districts, The milk-pails and market-baskets which garnish the cars, and increase in number as the road extends into Westchester, give evidence that farmers and citizens are deriving a mutual benefit from present ar- rangements. The mnusual stagnation in trade which has 0 long pre- vailed, notwithstanding the abundance of money, has been matter of much surprise. More especially, when we take into consideration the elastic nature of American enter- Prise,which soon recovers its buoyancy when an opening offers. This is evinced in the late rapid rise in stocks. As soon as some degree of stability had been reached capital flowed into that} channel of investment, pro- ducing an advance of over 20 per cent, all round in rates. Notwithstanding that this is the case in stocks, and is characteristic of the American markets, yet we find that during the last 18 months,and simultaniously with the accumulation of an immense amount of coin in Atlantic cities, every branch of regular business seems to be paralyzed. Although the supply of money is constant: ly increasing, its value, as compared with other results of labor, seems to be enhanced. The law of trade that sup- ply and demand, govern prices, seems to be inoperative in relation tocoin. There is evidently seme unseen, but powerful cause, that blocks up the canals, paralyzes the energy of the merchants, and deprives industry of the re- ward of itslabor. The progress of affairs since the com. mencement of the first session of the last Congress, may best be seen in comparing prices of American preduce in the New York market, at different times, up to the present date, as follows:— Prices or og year Propuce in THE New Vorx Man- xet FRoM Dec. 1@tl, To JULY, 1812, FROM JULY, 1842, TO SPRIL, 1813, AND FROM Arait To June 5. 1843. Dec. 1841. July, 1812, Dec. 1842. April June 5. Er aS aad ae 4 030 Om 023 025 on ue gy oi u 08! 007 o 005 005 6 005) (005 14 00 1400 © 1300 13 00 Dry Cod, 22 © 265 187 «2622 88 Wackerel, No. 1,1259 12 00 8 00 875 950 Shat 1300 12 00 62) 500 6 67 Fiax, 0 08 0 09 0 09 00734 0 (735 Gerever, 625 G60 50 500 525 It 155188 09 100 112 O82 063 065 «060 (067 B00 82:00 3100 © 31.00 25 00 8750 80 a0 9000 = 9000 85.00 4 = 3.50 337 63503 50 , 028 O17 02 =o 120 83 187 102% 140 1st 175 825° 750 650 800 825 woo 9 0 900 1057 1150 018 «007% OT 0680 oz 6019 015 015 015 007% 067 006% 006 006 337% 3.00 32° = 300-300 O07 = 067 0 «007 «007 022 019 ow 023 OM 005% 0 0 - - = 0 07 005 0 06 0 05% 0 0536 ‘Tobacco, Kr, oe 0 0645 005 00 005 Wool, titmerin,0 33033 0% = 020 This presents an immense and continued {eli in the mo- ney value of products. Not of isolated articles, depen- dent upen local and peculiar circumstances, but univer, the products of allsections of the Union, and of all descriptions of industry. This fall took place, it will be remembered, afier the extreme depression of values in 1940 created that general desire for “ change” which pro duced the revolution in the federal government of that yeor. The result of that revolution has, however, been the causeof a further fall. No sooner did the 27th Con- gress assemble, than it became apparent that the tariff laws, which it had been supposed were fixed upon a per- manent and enduring basis in 1832, were to undergoa greatand radical change, dependent upon the pertizan triumphs of politicians. The inflaence upon trade was immediately perceptible. Tho idea of “change” in com mercial regulations has all the effect of actual embargo, to the extent to which it is ogitated. Well and truly did Daniel Webster, Esq. remark at Baltimore as follows :— Cl = ory felt or changes feared is the bane of our indus. try, the prostration of our action. J live in apart of the country full of industry, with some capital, with great activity ; and when f go amony neighbors they uniformly ask me— For God's ell us what weare to expect—lay down your law—prescribe your rule—let us see what isto be the course of the govern- ment, and we can then apply our industry, invest our ca- pet and adapt our circumstances to this state of things, he it what it may—warm us, scorch us, burn us—do what you please, but let us know what you propose to do, and stick to it.” Nothing can be more true than this remark. Inthe low prices of the products of American industry, in the accumulated coin on the Atlantic border, and in the gene ral stagnation of business, we have the inevitable results of the tariff agitation of the 27th Congress. Since the commencement of the spring business some iittle im- provement has taken place in afew articles of produce which can be exported, particularly tar, beef, pork and flour, but in wool! and similar productions the fall has been 2 per cent within the year, notwithstanding that money has fallen 33 per cent in value. Thetisto say, itcan be had to almost any extent now at 4 per cent, and one year since it wasscarce at 6 a7 per cent. Unfortunately for the farmer and the merchant, the fu- ture holds out no promise of speedy relief. The eternal tariff disputes will, at the coming session of Congress, again keep the business men of the country in suspense, uotilthe lawyers have divided the political plunder to their own satisfaction. There seems to be no wey of per- manently settling the commercial policy of the country, but by making itthe by of international treaty, by which its government will bo removed from the vacilla. ting Movements of mere party men. Sates at the Stock Exchange. 0 York f's, 1861, 98 50d 284 3000 U1 io 6's, 60, 92% 115 do 26 00 de 924 50 Ution & Sche RR 120 i000 do 92% 35 Stonington RK 32 2000 6d hw 92% 25 do B 3000 Kentzcky 6s 98 50 do beo #4 jon od pome 2 do bd nn lo ? eepsts Ace Ex Bank 80" 50 Harlem wane 40 Phoenix Bank 0 86 do 32g 10 Netiona! Bk 00100 do 34 30 Bank of Com, full 101% 95 = dy 3 jo do sem «1008 «75d 33 Ohio L & T 7 815 © do hw 3 Time he oS me “5 Farme’s Lisl aw “2 do 25 100 Vickaburx Bi, 3 25% 200 Long Jslane. 53 25) 100 lo thw 23 0 100 do thw 52) co 3% 200 N Jersey RR Fh xCo ui ersey. i op 27 100 Paterson RR % 2% 50 do cry Second Board, 924% 18 National Bk 87 50 Long Island 50°) Ohio 6's, 1960 39 Ohio Tras, New York Publ 1000 O.i0 6's, *60, do 40 Paterson RR py woo Kenia ky 6's, 15 98 (ico Llinole 6%, 1670 us 1000 Linois 6’, 1000 lo 50 5 30ahs Dry Deck Ble a2 100 do nw 453! 31 Phoenix Bk 3 90 do tw 535 % do 9254 50 fe 810 53 50 Farmers? Loan 3 100 Ww 53 2% di 2% (5 Canton Co 26. A SONA Trust 5M State of Trade, By Osgood & Bouling, at the Exchange, under a Mas. ter in Chance |A lot on the west side of Broadway, between 14h and 16th streets, 25 by 95, A lot adjoining, southerly, 25 by about 100, 8 lots at Harlem, on 191et street, near avenue A, , with aframe house, 1,500 Tae Fw obtained for the Broadway lots indicates a decided improvement in the value ot real estate. The competion was spirit ited. _4 By the Natchez, from Canton, to-day, we have the com: r $4,250 4 parative exports of tea from Canton for 184 RT OF Teas FROM CANTON. Bohea, : 762 007, Congou 21,651,991 0,763,495 Caper, 644,64: 270.618 Souchong, 641,296 663,863 Hong Muy, 127,769 390,325 Sorts, 126,46) 96 662 Pekoe, 319217 694,935 Or. Pekoe, 779,469 840,531 Black, 24.420,004 34,632,472 Twankay, 2,298,034 8,353 555 Hyson, 1,400,774 1,671,505 Hyson'Skin, 190,952 253,126 Young Hyson, 1,163,076 1,105,473 Gunpowder, 1,041 299 638,999 Imperial, 420 334 6U6 518. Total Green, 6515800 7,629,176 Total Black, 24,420,504 34,632,472 £30,935,054 £42 261,613 Fish—Sales of dry Cod at $2 75; Mackerel $9 50a 7 50 for 1’; Connecticut Shad $6 25 a6 62 for half bbls No1 and 2, smoked Herring 3740. Flour—Genesee $5 25; Michigan $5 12; New Orleans $5; Ohio $5 12.25; Gergetown $5 25. ‘The receipts of Flour last week were 42,396 bbls. Rye Flour $3 25 a 50; Corn Meal $2 $8.23 12; Brandywine $3; Wheat 1057; a lot New Orleans held at 1152, 1108 bid; Rye 66 a 67; Corn 68a 69c; Canal Oats 29a 80. Provisions— Pork, Ohio, re.inspected, $8 75 a 10 75; old rime $7 75, and mess $9 50; Lower County mess $11 50. eel, country mens,$9. Western Bacon St€ for hams,and S¥c forshoulders. Prime Lard in kegs for shipment at 6 a 6}c; in bble at 6 aS}. Cattle Market, The market was well supplied, there being more then 1200 head offered, most of which sold at prices varying from $4 to $5 a5 50. It is estimated that there are full 20,000 head of cattle to be driven to this market during the season, which will reduce the price of beef very materi- ally before warm weather leaves us. ne hundred Cows and Calves were offered, sixty-five of which were sold at $14 to $20 a7 50. In market six hundred sheep, all but fifty sold, at $1 50 a $2 75.0 $4 eS AAO TESTOR, Died, On Monday, 6th instant, Mr. J. M. Hurcuins, after a short illness. ‘The friends of the fuily and citizens generally are re- quested to attend hiatuneral, on Wednesday, at his late re- sidence, 193 Henry street, without further invitation. On Monday, June 6. Sanan Jase Anenn, aged 2 years. The friends of the family are requested to attend her fu- neral this afternoon at half past 4 o’clock, from her fa- ther’s residence, corner Prince and Elizabeth streets. nday, the 4th instant, Honatio N. Grir- vin, son of the late Peter Griflin, senr., aged 43 yea Albany papers please copy. Week Report of Interments In the City od a founty of New York, from the 27th day of y to the 3d day of ‘Tue, 1813. ie 38 Men; 25 Women; 29 Boys; 17 Gurls. Total, 109. DISEA Anex ism, 1; Apoptexy 3 ; Bleediig 1; Blecdio 15 Cancer 2; Casualties, 3; Cholera waorbus 1; ; Convulsions, 9; Croup’ or hives, 2; Dro 3 Drow the head, 7; Drowued 4; Brysipelas;2; Fever, 1; Beyer bilo 3do puerneral, 2; do remittent, 2; do'seulet, 1; do typhi, 25 flsmmstion, 3; Inflammation ‘of bladder, 1; do of bowels, 2; do of lungs. 14; do cf th 1; do of liver. 3; ic disense of heart, 2; Pul weeration of ti roat, 1} Une from Juogs onsumptior 3 Meesles.1; On ‘ox, 1, Suicide, VU 133 2 to 5, 11; 5 to 10, 53710 to to 50, 9; 40 to 60, 6; 60 ‘to 70, PLACES OF NATIVITY Freland, 213 England, 7; Scotland, 0; h Possessions ia North America, United States, Germany, 1; Frare: 0: unknown, 1. Of the above, were from Al Houte. Bellevue, 1; Hos and, i; itil, Bel Blackwell's City Hospital, 5; es chester, 1. ee ee Te eee a 12 M.A. 5 |. D. City a ¥v Inspector's Office, June 3, 1843, ote Passengers Arrived. Caxton—Ship Nateher—Rev WJ Boone, MO, from Ku- sang See; P Mariano Boriadoy Manilla; P : ne ees P Matiano Borlado, My dye dae pigs chivdren, aud servant; Mr Eames Sandy. thee children, sud vai on, and ins, and two children; 5 Beny. Miss Hooper; Miss Ric; Mr Barisal; Mr Whitaker, Mz Heusemav; Mr Drammond. and Mr Hope: Cuanteston—Brie Moset—Mra H Ferris ard child; Mrs Suilman; Miss HM Stilmu; Miss C Stil map; J Carley and § Clark; J Danvergue; Hancoct; Bur; Mason, Bre- Hiede; Upman; Cone; Anthony; Wilcox, and § Sr THomas—Biig Judson—Judge Gomez lady, child and servant, Mr Content. Passengers to Arrive, Aratacmcora—Brig Energy—Measrs T A Terry, N C oh Cammingty Of $"Fomlinsrn, J Write, | oe fas PaLACHicoLa—Schr Swallow—Capt Smith, il- area; McA Low aud lady, Mrs Malow, Mrs Clements tial Mrs Torday, Messrs. ¥ Kopman, Daniel G McLean, IH Dodge, A Tissier, Win Worriher, John Adair, J Crow aud = Bouton Forelgn Importations. Manacamo—Schr Sisters—918 begs coffee Smith, Thug it & co—62 o order. Tonasco—Schr Moutgomery—:950 quiatals logwood, 532 do fustic 19 order. Domestic kmportations. New Oaeans—Ship H Allen—228 bbls 23 hhds 56 cks Spo = ford, Vileston & co—22 bbis castor o1l Holbrook, Nelson & co 29 hhds Inrd 200 bbis flour 7 chs 2 hhds 401 kegs 128 bb's lard 27 do timothy seed 12 bales 4 bbls 3 kegs 2 hhds 181 bbls whe: 72 evs hans 3 bales hemp KF. K Collins & co—83 bbls larcf Merr tt & co19 cs Depevater & Whitmarsh—I7 bbls 29 kegs lard Wi - son & Brown—25 kegs butter & Roderick—117_bxs 30 halt do Spacer Aymar & co-2 bbls M Dewey—47 bales cotton BH iel' New Onvgans—Brig Bordeanx—1850 bbls flaur Reid, Scher. om & co—%45 sacks wheat J Harper—6000 staves BF Smith. New Orieans—Brig Isaxc Mead—127 bbls perk 20 hhe b: ireenway, Hen- don 12 cks Sayaam, Sage & co—393 bis pork ty & cc—69 hds sugar buck & co—22 bs cotton Hart & Hunt—1 Young & co cask M © Glasson—28 b¢ hemp I cask beeswax J ipseng KB Fielder & co—8s8 sks 25 bls caster oil 12 cak whear 125 bls pork A Averill & coi esk 3 bas J Nacey, & San =391 bls pork 33 aks wheat Lockwood & c>—28 bls pork Field & Thoumpson—5 bls honey 2 do bristles 20 do lard Suydam, Sage & co—8 hds tobacco to order. ew On Brig Splendid—79 brs lard 4 kegs do 59 cks hams 8? brs do 70 nds do 30 bxs Suydam, Sage & com449 bra flour 47 hds tobacco HH tilliett—214 bra floar J Bush—149 do molasres 137 kgs Iatd 35 brie flour Dowes & Casey, Moni.e—Brig Pionce:—558 bs ,cottou Sprague & Robinson— 47 @o Sraith, Mills & co. Monite—Brig Sarsh Brown—66 bales cotton James Leet & co—8s W Barvewall & co—142 6B W Groo com3 Eno & Phelps—'5 Henop & co~28 Wisner, G.le & co—178 Holbrook, co=22 Barstow, Pope & 'co—6 P rkins & Hopkins— euter & €o—1 case me*chaudize Saxton ‘ebb—2 Sturges & Clearman—I5 SJ Newhouse—> Mrs « Pattison—10 Peter Hil—9 J H Tallman—i4 Dwight, Johnson & co=3 Lost & Philips. undry cases merchandize to order. Le yaerey pain ts cotton Parmelee, Kil- bury & co—i12 do A G Mitier. ooo MARITIME HERALD Ship Masters and Agents, fe shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give to Commodore Rosest Sinvey, of our News Fleet, a Ne ort of te Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed, the ‘easels Spoken on their Passage, a List of their Cargo, and anv Foreign Newspapers or News they may have. lie’ will board them immediately on their arrival. r and Cor respondents, at home or abroad, will also coufer a favor by hor tending to ‘this Office all the Marie Intelligence they can obtain. Nautieal Information of any kind will be thankfully PORT OF REW YORK, JUNE 6. . elena UN RISKE+++* +431] MOON sxTs.---+ SUN SETS +725 | mien waten--~ et Cleared. Shin t, Hallett, erpool and Can‘on, Cary & C Brigs Billow, (B:) Davison, Windsor, NS: Weshi. gous Barve Appieton. Para, Allen & Pax on; Mattison, Buck'ey, Savan pah, 8 urgess & Clearman—Schr Alfred P ‘T, ome, Sandford, Wilmington, NC. Arrived. Sh’p Natchez, Wa’erm mn, 92 days from Canton, with teas, &e to Howland & Sid in co. wih shi d Lowell, for this Ship Paillip the Fi lait to Harbeck & co. Ship H Allen, Wilson, 14 days from New Ovleavs, with co: ton to E K Collins & co. Barque Ospray, G. a's mot oS Taylor, rig Bordeaux, Smith, 17 days fom New Orleans, with mds to the man'er. ; Br baie Voguard, Card, 10 days from Winsor, NS, with plas ter to the master, : Brig Judson, Breson. 11 days from St Thomas, with srecie and ballast to Car field & Spencer. of NHaven. Left Packet, Clarks, for Wilryngton, nxt da: rig Gazelle, Kl 12d angar'to Aymur & Co. Mageom, fm St Thom: hay taba Norton, 15 days from Mot to Sturgess Clearman. Sw Ung Hinder Gramboreck.36 days (om Stockholm, with 200 tons of rron t Boorman, Jchvaton & co. 2 Brig Pedrens, Clark, 24 days from Porto Cabello, with cof fee toP Harmony & co. é Brig Openangs, Vose, 19 days from St Jago de Caba, with coffee, kc, t» Danse smb & Bee! th. vei Anvawan, em, 12 da’ ‘i Ke, to 8 e Wis. rig Sriendid, Crosby, 21 days fiom New Osleans, wich pork to J Elwell Brig Pi Snith, 20 days from Movile, with cowton to dell, 4 days from Savaunah, with eotton e “New Orleens, conn dean Mead, Studley. 18 days from'New Orleens, with i, chy Misters, Robinson, 24 days from Marieaibo, with coffee Sehr Montgemery, Davis, (rom Tebas:o, [1th May, with log wood to the master’ Left Democrat, for NYork, soon May 90, in the Gall, experienced a severe gale, Jost stera boat, ba!- , Farren, 42 days from Hamburg, in bal- |, 21 days from New Orleans, with from Mayaguez, PS, with Bait, vxt dey; with cotton from Mayaguez, PR with warks, Ke. Sehr Mariet Fuller, Fuller, of Bris ‘ with molasses to Crocker, Sk Warten oa aogahamm chr Nértolk with naval store he itmington, NC, with naval stores, to PS nn loa Brothe Colon, Newbern, NC, with naval stores Sehr Rochester, Wis’, Baltimore, with flour. wont Saamarks Davis, 2 days ‘com Baltimore, with iron, &e., Mh hha 4 days from Richmoud, with mdze Schr Mary Jone, Lyons, 3 days from Suffolk, with Shir. fen, sicher James Urquhart, Jervis, § days from Virgi w Schr & Walker, Perry, 2 days from Vii che Letitia Col Say fom Virgin with woe a dence. a, Green, 2days from Baltimore, Rider, 2 days :rom Oops May, with oysters, Z Jer Atlantic, Sevens, «dave fr m Walmingtin, NO, aval BT & binson wPaht Yhunes, Wenis, 5 days from Washingtcn, naval stores m two D 3 Whitmarsh belt Dorthe Pererioes'3 days from Virginie, with wood to muster. Osborne, Haclcl!d, 2 days from Virginia, with ‘wood to the master. 1 oe?, William, Bourne, 6 days from Darien, with cotton to sloop Rienza, Durfey, 24 hours from Providence, to the master. Whatemen, Willis, D. . crvulisy Dazget, spoken May 27, Jat 31, lon 70 40, on a Spoken. y the pilot boat James Avery, on the 2ad inst ,H B M ship Wrspite, 160 mi'es ¥ of Sandy Hook. Alsoon the 6th inst, ship Cheaver, Doyle, 150 miles E Sandy Hook. A rancia, Soule, 16 ds fom New Orleans for Philad, Ist inst, Jat 35, low rd the Bordeaux, at this port. is for Liverpool, May 22. New Grleans, May 25, lat 29 45, lon 70. 18, 1st <7 29, lon 88 20, sehr Chacloite, fm Cin eachy fer yrieaus, by the Montgomery, ay hope Off the Torugas, bars Hope, from N Orleans fr Philadel phia~by the Montgoaery, at this port® Agnes, of Portland, fm' Boston for NOrleans, May 27, lat $2, lon 73. 13—by the Opemavgo, at this pore. ‘Chas Hazleton, 9 ds fm Bermuda for London, May 18, lat 19, lon by. the Furst, at this port. Crow at Odeans, May 2t, lat 39 — the Philip che Bitst, a: this porte’ na? at iat 39, lon 6L—by Grand Turk, Wi'mirgton, for Jamiicr, May 7, lat 24,55, lone 72, 20. oer New Orleans for Biilgport, May 15, lat 25, 10, » Mobi'e, for Liverpool May 16, lat 26, 4, long Forelgn Ports, Cantor (Whamyoa) Mar !—La y tp’ C - tion; Feb 28h, Hepswell bia Beat Tl Sieeeally sco, Keb “8—In por, Bazair, Kulhan; Lark, Tibbets; Sa- Horatio, ‘Coromando, Hunt; yugs, Starbuck, ‘Thoma: 18t, id Masia, Raymond, of NBedford, whaling. ta por angor, Odem, New Orl ir Havre in 1 or 2 days; Norris, Stanley, Rae, for Turk’s Islavd nextday; Wolcotr, 4p for St Do- in 8 or 10 Neuvitas, MeFarlan, from foi brbaoc "ronson cea ay a fe Pose : Pn : Push. from Guadaloupe, for Mayaguez, PR do dor Uncle Saunt Atwood, from Demerara, un ‘za Jane, Chade wick, from North Carolina, une, repy, in in distress; Mae ‘oun, Haven, from Angostura, for Porto New ouk. Ar Havawa, 20th ult..Roscius, Mallet, for Cowes, to00; Ma- Brovghtou, Uhuse, do do; Wallace, Farmer, Be Petersburg ry 2ist; Corvoy, Carney, une; Forum,’ Mitrdech, do doy Agn: Cameorm, U3; Rapid, Ward, for NY 2ouhy Helles about discharcing; Wessxcumeon, Jacque dler Price, Di Cook for Cowe: sell, Lamph a Mosh do; J 5 cian, Brown, just Dherotes, Lord, do; Sultan, Burwell fre or ehiy Camera do; Minerva, Knowles, Liverpool; Italy, Hamburg, 2 i wy Be P br gs Caroline, Jordan, and Ceylon, ‘Mro:t, disc! Joinville, Gatdoer, une where bound; Ar Charleston; Metamora, Wight, is Galev, Sweeter, do; Lincoln, MeLellan, do; Cy Mingsley, Corington for Hambw ar 19h from NYork: Panridge, 1, McConnell, do NYork 2 st. CV igth, Nimrod, W. Creech, Boston; | Mi Mariel; '7ch, Howas rf, disch; E- hr Harriet, Fuller, for . Bal r. 8: Petersourg; Herselia, Croc! ton, Goiham,do; Gazeile, Waterhouse, B lins, for Cowes via Matarz1s; John Hi: tk 5 Brohtes, Cnrtis, Cowes At Vera Cruz abou? 12th u't., Eugenia, Biscoe, for N Yo k 15:h; Etrurian, Brauscom, fm dourrd 9h; Petersburg, Larkin, tm do just arrived 81 Jaco pe Cups, May 17—In port, Flora, McNeae, for ‘Trieste, in 3 or4 Emity, Bema lore, for Philadelphia, 20th Atrora, Miller, for Clenfeugos, soon; Emeline, Jordan, May {7 Trinidad; Pensacola, arr 13th May from Port land; Mary Hellen, for Boston in 4 or'5 ds; Hiram Tyler, Ty- ler, to load for Bremen; Favorite, Brown, sid loth May for South side. Addington, Beuney, N Or- ‘dat St Johns JN B, 29.h ult Jeins, CPd each, Jhon Boynton, #rancis, Hartford. Lake Ports. CueveLanp, June 1—Arr Chesapenke,Angel; Ocean, § Gazette. Minor Peunsyivania, Wrights Ohio, Berton sis fe Cringle: L Washingt p " es, Weodissn, Buffalo; Hudson, Haliwin, Oswego: Napoleons Si 19g Collum, do: Kingston; M Wol si Gazelle, Newall, Detroit; Lady ; Gibbs, Stanley; Prinee of Waes, Allen; Gen f, McArthur; I Wood, Dixon, and Ann Jaue, Brown, Pt Cd AY lonroe ; Caroline, ‘Clarke, De- C Dorret; Michi- on, Andrew: Lucinda, Fie owl; N Biddle, Norman; Huron, + Morgiana, Pease, and Asa Wilcox Home Ports, ouis, Marks; Hops, ns, Londonderay Tu ks Is'and: Elizabeth, Rewington, Havana; Baker, Boston;, St George, Louk; Majestic, Tive; Ag » Gray; Oceols. Bynton: Jane Drummond, Young; Fairfield, Grant; {Angeline ‘Thompson, mond, A\ eo Farwell; Sophronia, D nett; Cinderelia, Allen, and Baltimore, Ninetta, Hoffman, 8t Thomas: Samuel’ McDowell, Hitche1 Bedford Below, Navarre, Pernambneo, Orleans. Cld, Abbotsford, Everard, Quebec; lor; Home, Howes; Palm, Eldridge; Antares, Crowell; ‘Trefethen, and J & W Erickson, Sinith, Boston; Maz Speariog, 8t John, NB; Amy W. Corson, Providence; Fresh, . RicHMono, June 2—Arr Staclev, Rue, Eliot, ‘ay Mary Jane, Leeds, Leeds, and Oregon, Ne ake, Free Trade, Mayo, Boston; Ei A Novis, Stonington; Auros o t, Berry, New York; affe!, Adams, N York. .Washinaror, May %—ArrM.ers. Fowler, NewYork. c Ne Ste Huntress, Providence. 3ist, Myers, Fowler, New ork. YopncErown. 8 C. May 3I—Cld Atlantic, Stevens, New 0} ns, CHantestor, June 3—Arr Calhoun, Myers ;, Sullivan, Brown, and Emily, Sherwood, New York; Grecian, Bene- dict, Phiatelphts; Isane Townsend, Orum, Boston: Mich- mend, Chevey, Liverpocl, via Conk; ‘Atexander W Pratt, Fall ver ANNAH, Jane 1—Arr Tioga, Tyler, New York. Cla Liverpool; Alderbaron, Fishwick, Quebec; New You. ady Avi ys Cunard, tr ir) Biltor (Br) Withers, ay Hamishi e, Chase, Havre; Hermitage. Badger, Nantz; Bowditch, Crowell, Trieste; km: blem,sPalbor; Alexander, Andews: Kalamazco, MCe-an, and Allred. Myers, NewYork; Tarquin, Moody,and Triumph, Iebroek, (Br) MUClear, Autwern; ‘Japiter, (Bit w: Mobile, Willinms; Partgon, Brayton, an: Splendid » GI Selma, Smith, Hartford. ford. 29—Cld Splendid, Crocker, Havre; Emblem, ‘Talbo*, New Yorks, Clidesdale, Bilton,” Liverpoo: Mobile, Williams, Harttord; ' mph, Harding, and Mail, Snow, Boston; May: flower, Ring, (Providence; St . Port, Saybrook. Arr Margaret Johnson, Groom, and Manco, Nichols, Liverpool; Narman, Kendr avre. APALACHICOLA, May 20—Arr Lawrence Copelacd, Balt; 224 J Cohem, Moore, NYork; 24th, Nahmakenta, Baker, Cld 31, Energy, Sellow, N York; Swallow, Shannon, do. In port, Robt Lsaac, Shermag, Hayre; Mary & Sasan, Grace, Boston} Mersey, Tucker; It Watts, (Br) Johnson; Jobn Brower, Sut- ton, and Superior, Allen, L?pool; Nahmakanta, Baker, NYork; L Copeland, Baker, do; J Cohen, Moore, Providenco. Pour Leon, Fia., May 20—Cld Virg nia, Barrows, Balt and S ock; Lord § , Wel Me bride, Lberpool; An! Barve 1, Boston; Apollo, Nichols, do; Rockall Haleyon, Patten, do; Gondola, Renne, NYora Porter, sud Palestine, Lirtlefield, do; L’Andelle, Gam favre; Pauthen, Dennis, NYork; Genesee, Minot, do; Bos: tonian, Emers “Armstrong, Bolton Bordeaux. EMPERANCE MEETING —The_constituional bers of the Franklm Temperance Societ meet at Washington Hotel this evening at 8 o'clock, for the Furpcse of choosing officers for the ensuing yerr, en aleo to transact any other business that may come before them. JAMES HAR) Ek, Pr _ASA L. SHIPMAN, Sec’y. " jo O STRANGEKS AND OTHERS—" More Piracy?= ‘The Old Peck Shp Dispensary, established in 18 5 by Dr. vans, corer of Peck Shy ier stree’, and kept by ham Id preprietor is row re his numerous evquiring m7 'A.M. Uull 10 P.M, ‘and no They will find the same private and ‘To prevent being impoved on there, and at No. 1? for many \year:—th t No. 100 Chatham. street, friends will find him fr where else HE HOT & COLD SALT WATER BATHS, at the foot of Desbrocses strecs NY Ae hind pet aout” at Canal street, are now open for the accommodation of both noes an enilemen, from saree anti! 10 ys ay Bight. ive nto ; ery Cold Bath, 1234 conta |” Bits Sts Sinule: Ball oes WASTS-A ‘situation ter, or any other wo k Wy Yeung man, inauy kind cf atore where he will devote his whole time to the ben: fi: of hs employer, Has ro objection {go t9 the country. ‘The best of reer wise § either private or publich Agedy aca 117 Novfolle at, eithe 3 folk st, tol EPEM'PCONLOM. will beautendedion \joster NURSE WANTED-Waned, 9 cenieel rerpectable y2 woman, who is city refer can do plain s-wing and take eare of ¢8 required, Apply at this offi ‘assistant in a or *s governess ‘na private family, by @ ‘erol years experiercs in the edueation of yout mpeten’ to teach the ordinary brances of a pol ther with French avd Music ; also, r 8p wd Itiliag, She has no 4 Soath or West, orto acecmpavy a family to Eur is not vo much an object as ar -ctable home. referrneescan be riven. ‘Address H.C. at this office _j68 12 ater ANTED—A ailu:tiouby a respectable young man,as Wal- te crbatlerina private family. Would have no objection to go in the country, A permanent siluatian would ke prefe tobigh wages. Ete adveriiwer can produce the best fof lense @ forence '! at the office of this paper, between the hours of 1 and o'clock, or auote addressed to D 1 andleti at the office, w unc! ually attended to. 6 It? m TO FATLORE- Wanted iarmedistely, wiht rate entter, Co one who perfectly undcratands his Farueas salary will be no consideration. Address JC. thi ice. ‘j6 1t*r Te? BAKERS—For sale, the stocs and fixtures, and to let, an old established Bakery, with a permanent set of ene tomers, and now doing a good Lusitiess; situated east of the Bowery near Rivivgton street ‘The utiOn is very desirable and will be let low toa good customer, by applying to J LANE & MANGAM, j62t*m 121 Broad’street OARD IN BROOKLYN—Two or three very pleasant rooms,with board,may now be hed at No, 89 Clark st, where the combioed advantages of sitaation, living, and accowmada tions, ace auperior to anv thing in Brosklyn. i630", COUNTRY BOARD WANTEO—A gentleman and his lady (whose health is delicate) wish for board in the country, esther steamboat or railvoad distanee, to go and return fiom towa morning and eveuiag, A iarm house or other respectable residence, where no other boacders are taken would be preferred. Respeciable reference will be given and expected. Address Leiter Box W. B., No. 907. j6 itr GENCY WANTED.—A gentleman occupying a store (open to the street) In the upper part of Wall street, near Broadway, 1s desirous to under. ake the ageney of some. In: facturing, "mereantile, patent,or any other respectable buy tess. Apply to box No. 19! Upper Post Office. m5 !m*eod: OARDING—A few Single Gentlemen, or Ge their Wives, can be accommodated With pleas’ t roo! and board, by appl BOARoINa— ly my modated with board at Newark, N.J. ‘The si'nation 1« one of the most delightful in the place, aud buta few steps from the stopping place of the rail errs. For turther information apply at No.“27 Maiden Lane. ~* m27 Im ANDSOME APARTMENTS in Houston street, close to Broadway.—To let, to gentlemen, with break/ast and tea References required. Address, box 208 Park Post office. ml2 Im eod¥ec ILBURY FOR SALE—A superior London made Tilba- ty, has ran but two years, and is new painted this spring, foranle'cheap. Apply to MESSENGER’S Stable, m30 2w#ec 58 Lumber street, T°, LET —Splendid tarze rooms, well furnished, for Single Gentlemen, with bieakfast and tea. Enquire at 82 Wale ker street, near Broad wa: jed ImP eo. 51 Vesey street AUCTION SALiD. THOMAS BEL}, pe sneet- RD. aah se 6 o'el: bs as les 100m. At 10s 0 sal \. u cr bie Dy ds, of all descrip- | _ NIBL‘S GARDE | Mr, JOHN SEFTON, TUESDAY, Jane 6:h. Firet neni of the ENGLISH VAUDEVILLE COMPANY !! Diree tiodtio in costinusuons a beautiful selection from’ wholesale Fier appearance of the erlebrated Comed and retail diy goods # 070: by osder of ne Who.is eneng-d for a limited period, assisted by MISS REYNOLDS. MISS AYRES, MISS HORN, & MI43 Mr Falter hi, tat appeerace. Br he h, idered dresses, aprons, DA . Also, alot of milinary, childremyem!| C. At 1036 o'clock, in the sale room, Large entens ve and elegant, as well as valuable perior second hand and rew furaitare, of a'l dese ripti Hao, large additional lot of eleraat secoud hand furniture, Mr Walcot , Mr Owens, Mt Abdsrson, o ‘nder of the hovel farni : " Eelnber' of yuil a; ccunteryainty bed linen, ible cloths, bed: | #¥om the, Fhiladelphia ‘Theatre, his first nppencanen in N. ¥. room furniture, and table eutlery | Maem ant Mt Rverard, ‘Also, an invoice of English oil clochs, and carpets, rugs, &e, Mh Overtere, vy Pests 3 | Conductea by MrHill. “ld by Mr Hanson, Miwon wie Lis waka. | After which, Ist tims here. 4 new B vstetin’ in 1 act, entitled Pomtive asle of splendid and valuable new and second hand Galhenaté NirP£D IN Tk BUD. is Wesias i : fe Toke 00 Ly piso p a} Fortes, by Isler inthe world ew and neanly nem al te | Perdjeatd Bensedade, Walaoe | Charelicr de Bary, JAtmic i ‘and tove, several with a warrantee. Moat of | : Ci 5 0 the ahove Reanid mudter ive airectioncl a'rece!ver, and by of | souls de allicre, Miss Horn | Nanette, Mise Hee Beheuts der of the " | ee ean tena ny nes one | {°F"Halfan honrs tatermission between the Pieces for Pro- Private Library—Also, immediately after the pian f rtes | ‘e Gaiden and Grand Saloog, where 4 menads in fuitices, and refreshments of the choicest kinds | variety will be fouad,daring whieh time the Band wil | favorite selections from Musard, Strauss and Lanner, and'itintings, aver) select circulating library, compcsing apr srwrds of 408 volumes polices works and all conipletey iu late to su cor sii together. ‘Catalogues on Wednesday. = ~ 5 Grand Disploy of Splendid FIREWORKS by Mr Fdge. AUCTION NOTICR—GEO. 5. MANN & CO- 9 | aS'egnwielwitivane dime hereshe Come Wau Mice Broadway cerver Anthony strect, wil avll this morning at pa mised i9 cfelock, by catalovue,n superior Iot of Wines, consisting of COMFORTABLE LODGINGS:; choice Margeaux, Lafitte, St, Julien, gold aud brown Sherry, eRe ae ltthmeeta Parise Madeira, 5 dozen Port 12 year in gles: z ¥ Sir Hipmg Miff ‘Mr Barton 90, Ta, givand brandy of superior qu: lity,in quantities to Gart Bonasses, "Fuller | Mon de Cachet, Jackson suit parchasers, Bi bi T 0 . ‘aos ofanpein jmported Havana Sega. enenat Bievat, Ranh | OOP — 120; 35,000 domestic do. Ye ort | Amepipetta, iss Horn Alto t-eore len, 0 cites Worgtor; Johanuiabarger.Mareo c-maiyhe pe fo ye Rf mo rs t Hoe ‘ i f regina, Me ed the ew and secondhand fannerss | ¥ ©7-The performance to commence at half putt oioek. glass ware, I6MW%r | WEDNESDAY—First Night of AUCTION NOTICESA tare collection ~ of Flente—A LE, DOMINO NOI LLVY will se'l on Thursday morning at 11 o'clock, at 151 , ‘the Bick Domine. Broadway, arave collection cf Greenheure and Garden Plonts On which ocersion MLLE. CALVE. will appear. ms, Calceolareas orheartsease) | | Nights of the French Company—V ondays, Wednesdays, nd Dahlias, nt Satardays ofthe English Company—Tuesdays and Thucs days, ‘oceasion Mt WE. Burton will appear. rauted to names. — BR "UL, Auctions. rt Potics will be in. attendance ‘and great cre RDDIY ill will gell on'Thurse ent the admission of improper pei day" x Fite boy at 0 clock, a¢ 96 a 158 Greehwichat. | 3 t3 Fifty Cents. May be had at the Garden daring ae. « tar sortmeuts Of beds hsir, mors, and palm- eee Ss al featmactre: seat paillentets bolsters, nillows, Vedsteads, ward | (CA. limited number of Season Tickets will be dis robe bedsterds thasever been offered to the publie; to- | posed of, gether with a variety of other . Catalognes will be Panh Tuk. Mee ready the day previcns to the sale. ve goocs can be examis ed | Mr. D. Marble engeged for Five Ni , his 2nd appearence atauy ume. athe 56 arr | ani this Theatre tn five years. Likewnve Mr Brough ‘and EREMPTORY 8 OF LIQUORS, WINES, SE- 1s Bro-eham engaged (or Beven Nights oa GARS, &o.—TROWP RI & 10, will sell’ Tim | THIS EVENING, June 6th, will be perform Morning, ac 10 o'clock, in the Store 301 Bosdway, comer of | AMB4SSADOR—Sir Patrick O'Pienipo, Mr Bi Deane street, 150 demij “ins Cozniag aud Champ oe Brandy, Lady isabella, Mrs Brougham. Atter which, the Swan Gin, St. Croix aid Jamvica Kam, Monowrahela Whi DEALER—Deuteronomy Dutiful, D Marble, 'J'o L BLACK EYED key, Old Port, Sherry Fy bee ag Ww ¥ very 10—20,000 imported an lomeatic Begars ; some ver chinice, incladivg La Norma La Flora, Medin Reyalia, ner pe Ali SUSAN—William, M- D. ‘2 cts; Gallery, 12% ets. Doors commence at half past 7. CHATHAM THEATRE. Benelit of Mr W: THIS EVENING, will be performed, WALLACE—Wol ste, Mir WO Je Kirkpatrick, Wood. After whi Co'umbian. at tis well appear. ‘o conolud- with ¥- yy Se. —10 packnges Young Hysen and Imperial Tea. Dealers and others will fiud it to their advantage to attend | the Sale, inasmuch na the assortment is desirable, and every lot offered will positively be sold to the highest bidder. RSE 'D DAW, otherwise DAWES, formerly of Saint Helen’s. in the Isle of Wight, Great Britain, who was born about th eat 1786, and is sur) ma about the year Beavan and Anderson, in, Withowt delay, as he will hear some: Supposed to hive entered th ‘on may also be meds to Messrs. George +ni John York. iA (0t*r ({HEAP STRAW BONNETS AND EMBROIDERIES, —In couseqnence of the inclemency of the weather dur- Miss ing the Tai k cost, will be conti below F. Go 's sale of xoods, day next, the }0ch inst, call at 319 Broadway ,epposlte the’ Carl- ton House, and judve for themselves. ied TWH ec. JOLMAN'S LONDON MUSTARD, per ship Philadel- hint — 3 200 kegs second and fine 200 pigs Lead 50 bb! Also on hand— Pranting Payers—28X42 26X37 21X36 4X2 21X91 224 X32 Together with a general assortment of writing and wrapping papers, for sale by 8. KINGSLEY, m23 im*r % 17 Maiden Lane FRANKLIN SALT WATER BATAS, CASTLE GARD¢N.—Tne proprietors, having availed themselves of the experiene of the past year,’ and conformed to the sug- gestions of many of their subscribers, beg leave now to pre: sent to them, and the public in gensral, the most com;lete ar rangements for public and private bathing. Shower baths upon nd boys’ swimming school, that ever rouags. Having established a con- stant and thorough succession of salt water, alt surface matter is gompletely excluded. The Franklin Bath is now rendy nt its usual station, the north side of Castle Garden Bridge. Books are open f.1 the Season subscription, and the inspection of citizens and stran- gers is respectfully #01 jet twee LIGHT! LIGHT!! A BRILLIANT AND BEAUTIFUL LIGHE FOR HALF A CENT AN HOUR SURELY, no one need walk in darkness, when the clearest Sight may be had ata merely nomial exyonss. ‘Terry's rew Patent Lamps, for burui d of lard, tallow, or oil, inbiliy to get 'to shed a most beneficent light over dark planet. Enterprise and competition have brought the i at OF eneos nd letters into literal contact with the minds on. miv be mad? to light a parlor, without smoke or smell, as britliantly as the best astral lamp, at ao expense of but haifa cent sn hor All lo ers of I ght or economy, or ! oth, are invited to call and witness their operation, at. HARRISON'S, 233 Pearl st y. et, Ne js4 im* _N.B. Liberal terms will be offered to dealers LEARY & CO. NOA HATS —A far fsbric of superfine texture and d te hue, exrressly adapted to. gentlemen's stiminer. wen by reason of exceeding Bantness, beauty, elasticity end dural lity, now ready and forsale by LEARY & CO., No. 4&5 Astor House. Also, 2 choice selection of the elegant Rocky Mountain Beaver Hats, for su nmer ure. j3 6tins*r BARKY’S WIGS AND SCALPS. characte r—t their elast 1D, I} as their style of finish and arrangement, all combine to perfect heads of hair, that they must be sern to be preciated. A new system of the art of Wig Making taught in five les- Bee esperimen of Barry's Wigs and which will y the most fastidious that he is the best and cheapest in the city—146 Broadway, corner of Leny reet, a 33 2wi G WNTLEMEN AND LADIES’ LEFT OFF WARD- ROBE—Gentlemen or families desirous of converting therr left off wearing epparel into cath, can obtain for the same the highes cash price.’ a ‘To families aud gentlemen quitting the city or changi residence, having any superfluous effects: to dispors of, will find it much to their advantage to aend for the subscriber, Who will attend them at their resi Jence by aprointment, H. LEVETT, No.6 John st. and. 144 Va ick street, New York. Aline through the Post Office, or otherwise, will receive prompt attention. jet 3 EW CARDINAL#—Jast received by the Catherine, a splendid asso-tmen™ « Bich Party Embroidered Cardinals, “ “ ‘Tarleton Cardinals, Silk and Satin , do Silk Shawls and Scarfs. Fillet Net Shawls and Points, Killet Net Cardinals, Figured Cardinals, Plain Lnee Cardia ceitifivates. Advice gra Cashmere Shawls and Scarfs, Fillet Net Scarfs. heavy #-t Fillet Net and Silk Lace for trimmings, at low boy, about 15 yenrs old, to as en JAMES BECK & CO, sist at the above offi j6ieer 333t*m 359 Broadway 0. ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN —Thetubscaber OTICK—To thove who seek health and comfrt co n ered feels it his duty to appr se the public, that Huntess Hed with luxary—Priee, redaced—O!d Established Medicated Drop, ible remedy for a certain disea e, is more pat- | Vapor Bathe 25 Gordandt str ronixed ‘oy physiciape saall parts of the U.ion than any other rs CARROLL, in accordance with the exigencies of the means of care, snd the cerrificates daily received expressive ol | times, has red " its merits, clearly prove their yationage not misp'aced — Prowpt and effectual in action, yet harmless to the constitn- wits well eatublished character, snd having tev. r failed satisfaction in all the many thous: used as directed. These t,t the bei oid only at the Medic Hone, 3d Buffalo agent, D. Cook, 3 Sidway PALMO’S ORIENTAL SALOON, AND CONCERT A LA MUSARD. ‘Tho Proprievor begs to icform his Friends and the Public, thet he wil ive a GRAND VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, At the above $:loou, 41 Chambers street, Oa MONDAY, TUESDAY, & WEDNESDAY EVEN. NGS. the Sih, 6th, aud 7h im On whieh occasion will be pesformed choice selections of Ma- sic from Auber, Bellin’, Ros ayden, Beetnoven, Kaeass, Messner, Balir, Bishor, Musard, Me So. 8°, THE BOLOSESKI FAMILY, From Poland, will appear for the first time, and’ pire their ex- triordina.y Voeal entertsinment, and will ne essisted by the following Ladies and Gentlemen of well-known tal ert — Miss M. E. Adair Mr Kneaws Mrs Sharp Me Cramier Madlle Bruce Mr Bendsil Miss 8. T. Adair INSTRUMENTALISTS . 0 Mr Wreach, Trombone Mr Postord, Flute Mr James Farrell, Ist Viol Sir Mess: mer, Comet Vocal Putt Ios aie ast, I styumental by Mr M. al P lea by 3 oT ume Meseemer. Ee ee ass ART Grand Overture" La Dame Blanche” Boldiea Grand Choray—By the whole eompany Song— ‘Harrah for the Emerati Isle” Mes Sharpe Son: —"*Light of other dys” (Balle) Miss Adair with Cornet accompa iment Mons Messemer by tg Tyrolean — By the Boloseski Favily Midite Brace Mr Cramer "De Barlwere di Bivigti Rossini ¥ the whole comp.ny § leisho t fora husbaud” Miss &. Adair Dustco Comiqie= madtiog ls Adair Soae—" My Drotiy Gxedle” Niadlie Brave Comic Songe=""The Millerites” (in character) Mr Bendall Meiicy--Gomet and Violin Solo, "Me Messemer Mi Fare'l intenducing the celebrated Negro Aire Pustto— "Tea an! Tarn oni” Sharpe acd Mc Kneass Qiartetto Tyroteau=By the Boloseski arnity Pant A ber Mr Bendall Misa Adairand Me Sh Diavelo” By the whole company Schoolmaster” (Bishop) 9 roam’? particular reqvest), Medley—""Old ‘icke settee Ott Dan Tet Mra Sharne Song—"'Bix-y two” (in charset Comic Soug— Ca! Packet” (by request) Mr Bendall Comic tong Madlle Bruce Sor ‘fe on the Ocean Weve” Mr Crager Dvetto—" Miller of Michigan” Mrs Sharpe and Me Knerss Grand Finale=By the whole compiny Mr Kneass will presvde at the Pieno, Performance to commence at eight »’clock precisely. é ya 12% cents, for which refreshments will bo given. eed the price of her baths,and solic wa coutisu- gr of the Feeulty ance ofthe patron Colds, sore throats lie im genera rheumatism, s Darticalar aud the pub- swelling of the glands, @ and fever, &e he. Are immediately relieved. Port ent to any Par! of the eity of Brooklyn. Open from six in the morning ofclock at night. “Saiphar Baths require one hour's ui wine THE UNDERSIGNED, leave for Ew ‘A. SMETS, being about to onorabout the 8th inst. for pur pose of transacting business for the fall and spring trade, on jon oF otherwise, and inending to gi Mi to the purchase of Paris fancy of those persons who jug them that such orders attended to, and most parncularly turfi'l {that fom his kvown opportusities of be al pyrronage pon t years, and respeetin'ly requests a continuance of it for h cessor L: Scheltema, who will receive a'l bills due to hi who wil sercle awy claims that may be outstanding inet him M380 Browdwey W. A SMETS. iw AK aNTLEMEN of , dated with good board aud pleasant rooms in a private fami ly, at 2M Fulton street. Also, afew day boaders can be accom- médated on the most reasonable term. A pagor and bedroom to let, with or withont hoard. ahee HEM F2 bales Dew-rotted Missouri Hemp, landmg fiom ‘ship H Allen, from New O: and for sale by E K COLLINS jeGitr 56 South street. ABELL ner of John aud Nw Hours fitted a) most spy oved plan Hydrints of all deser Betns fitted up wit and fron Pipes of the * Li t Paps, and all artic . to be had of) reasonab'e t rm ; received for Fire and Garden Hose. ‘The subseri- bers flatcer themselves from the long experienve they have in the above hisigess in Paidadelphva, to give universal sa: tioa to all who favor them w th theie patron REFERENCES. Croton Warer, Water Clo: 5 1s for Hot and Cold water, Lead et Lead, Fovee ant ler, ditto tant tof the Har Chamber, 41 shat, No. 288 G: isburs Water, Works, to reenwieh reety’ New York toy dito jed Im*r 0 do Ex ship Louisville, from 5 jew Orleans. | For aile by E. K. COLLINS & CO me Zowh streets ARD— fhe ‘Tad, ex ship A Allen, trom New KB. K. COLLINS a CO, 6 ith street Orleans, for sale by i JA LOU R—200 b rely Saint Lonis City Mill @x ship H Allen, fom New Orleans, for ~ BK. COLLL “4 £6 South street. SHIP LOUISVILLE. fom New Orlexns, divehrrgirg at Orle ¢, foo: of Wall st. end’ t9 the receipt of thetr gooda d ING Di MAS—Vanderdecken, Wood; Lestelle Yan- hela, Mia Tuctoe Prices of Arimmaon—Dress Circle 50 centay Second and t | Third Tiers 25; Pit 29; Gallery t2?2 cont. Doors open 14 betore 7—curtain rises at 784 0% loek virecinel¥. AMERICAN THEATAL, WALNUP ST., PHILADELPHIA. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS CUSHMAN. Second night of Mr. Worrest’s Re engagement. Je 6 itr BENJAMIN MOONEY, Ane’. 2 Avetion NOTICE —WATCHES AND JEWELRY B. MOONEY & CO., witl sell this day, at 10 o'clock, 91 Maiden Lane, by eatalogue, a Sarge aud superior essort of all kinds of gold aud silver brated mannfactur ¢ ‘The wateh ¢ rt at Ii o'clock, some splendid diamond finger rings, to be positively sold to cover aivances. Also, a general assortment of gold and gilt jewelry, THIS EVENIYG, Jane 6th be performed, THE Catalogues are now readv. 161" r PATHRICIAN'S DAUGHTER, LO conclude Trun 5 1 CHO! Ti. TIMPSON, Aue’r. miér K. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. R. . UCTION NOTICE.—Large sale of Gold and &i Watches, Gold fob and guard Chains, Seals and K Silver Ware, ke. &c. JACOBS. PLATT, sell this day, Tuesday at 10 o'clock, atthe store No. 21 Platt street, over AMKBICAN MUSEUM, AND GARDE GRAND GALA WEEK ! one hundred Gold and Silver Watches, and Watch Move: PRR LR a a ments of every descriptions, anaug whieh are the esle- | BALLOON ASCENSIONS will tace place every evening muels, Robinson, Johnson, Pend: sngton, Bes with extra heavy cases, and warranted four to fourteen holes mission to the Garden Free to Museum visiters, j Engaged for Three Nights only, the celebrated lied, I I b Also, Watch Movements, Patent Lever ETHIQPAN SHHESADERS | Aiaoe Ton Seesitn Silver € 1 Be ees large | Consisting of Six Performers, ench one of whom is a Professor setts of s'erlin, a caves, ladi alver furnishes Also, Fe ie MR. MG. STANWOOD. Professor of the Accoraion, nas no eqoal in me word: Mr. HG. SHERMAN and Mis ADELAIDE PHILLIES aie iain Jy the Insc week of the Model of poeket and pen knives, &c. sis itively the Ian weel 9 Also, Goid and giltjewerly of every description. MMyaterisad Gacyath city OF ARID ans, and . B. ‘Lhe sale of watches will be for cash, and will com- menev at }2 o’clock, the other goods at 6 months, for all sums over $100, for approved endorsed notes. Caialogses ‘ace ready and the goods can be scen to of sale. 500,000 Curiosities, Admission to the whole, 25 cents. Children under ten, half ice. O&9~ Thursday next, day andeyeninz, Benefit anafLast Ap pearance of the Ethiopian Serenaders. jee CXALE'S NEW YORK musa ange ATTRACTIONS NEVER EQUALLED! ADMISSION ONLY ONE SHILLING AND ADMISSION O & The wonder of the World, the GIANT GIRL, six years Old, 4 feet 7 laches high, and weighs 2tv Ibs. She decided! the greatest curiosity everexhib ted in Amerie, and it i possible to form a correct conception of her immense size. Bre RERNETE Manoa: __ Has the plessrretto annowace that he has ensaged the follow iss : BRS JOSE HABERNICHT, a a HPN endl ANaON WARNER, ti ted comic singer - Mis BLANCHARD, the Grecian Juggleress, and splen- did performer on the musical gla: iss S ADAIR, the much adit ed 80 LAPETITE C* RETO, th» Dauscuse. A performance will take place every efternoon at So’elock. the hour i6 er HOKAGE, BuA\D, Auctioneer. ASHIONABLE SUMMER CLO 1HING—CHARLES 8. SMITH will sell o2 ‘Tuesday morumg, Jane 6h, at his sales room, 292 Broadway, (ane d-or above Rede scrcet) 8 go od assortment of Fashionable Sammer Clething, compris lok the stock ofa Mereaant Trvors amongat which will be found eloth, merino, Irish linen, linen diitling, by ain éress and frock cont sillcand fancy vests of va asoriment of finea ard cotton thir! ve in the latest acd most fashionable syle, without reserve : ‘ Alsc—to pay an advance—I gold lepine watch, I solar micro score, 1 cocoa flute, 1 diamond ring, 2accordeous, &e. j5 2t¥ec W. A. CARTER, Auctionrer. Y CARTER & 60. wt Jes rom, No. 316 Brond- Gothic Hull, Wedo 5 way, 7, 7th Jane, at 103% o’elock. —Caralogue Bale ot Cabinet Fi —Th ruiiare sale of splendi. city made Cebine« Fui re will be theabove day, torepay advances. ‘Lhe mticies are all of the best Daytona: and svperior workmanship, and every article will positively be sold to the highest bidder.” It contn'Ls every ia the hoe, viz.—sofas, Jo, 4, aod French chairs, swing i on narte rockers, French teads, part entrg Performances in the Lecture Koom to commence at rockers, o'tomans, divans, card ane centre tab'es, brenk! he jet ec and diaing tables, wardrcb-s, bookeases, plain and dre a ASTLE GARDE! bureaus, piano stools, marble top washs'ands, &e. Also, 3 18 NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON. Iarge desks, with book cases, by order of the Sheriff. A small assoriment of Sheffield cutlery, dir ner and toilet sets, &c. THE Proprietors of this well known resort beg leave to in 2 i. | form the pub.ic that in addition to it® former attractions, tang Catalommes wilt be ready on Tuesday, when the fari- | js erected a splendid fountain. supplied oy the Uroton, wi different varia'ions every week thronghout ‘he season—togeth - et with a large saloon for promenade and refreshments. Also, an ext-nsive Promenads outside the walls of the Cas tle, cominanding a view of the whole Bay, the Narrows, ke. Brice of admission 123g cents, for which refresh be furnished, 13 dr CIRCUS—VAUXHIALL GARDEN. Under the Management of MESSRS, .BANCKER, G SWHET, & D. GARDNER ADMISSION TO THE CIRCUS 25 CENTS. MONBAY EVENING, June 5, the performance) % will commeuee with A Grand Entree. Mr. Johnson will introduce the Pony Fanny Hsster. Horsemanship by Master Alexander. Gymnastics, by the whole company. Horsemanship, by Mire er. Slace Rope, by Mr Th UCTION NOTICE. CHINA, GLASS & EAKTH- ENWARE, TABLE CULLE E CULLERY, &e.—On Tnesday a quantity of prime table cutlery, toncther with a {fine cutlery, consisting of razors , he. mbs, Clothes and Hair Brushes. Sale t Lo’clock, Goods on view on Saturday and P fi y low. By "Theatoretolet. R. SIMPSON. mer MORNING LINE—FOR ‘ALBANY, TROY, and Incermedinte endings --F 50 ce: ts Brow the foot of Barclay stre ‘The Low- Pressure Stexmbont TROY, Capt. A. Gorham, on | Quakers’ Visit to Veuthall, on a Single Horse, by Mr K this, Tuesday moming, at 7 o'clock ods. fi ‘The Low-Pressure #teemboat EMPIRE, Capt. @. R. Ree, Re ore Wednesday, morning, Save ith, at7 o'clock. Intermission of thirty minmies. Notive.—All Goods, Freight, Baggage. Bank Bills, Specie fakin” dma orauy other kind cf Property, taken, snioped, or pat en board | ‘Tight Ropy, by Mr G Sweee the Boats of this Li: must be at the risk of the owners of "Vwo Horse Act, by Mr uarsner such Goods, Freight, Baggage, &e. j6r Di by Mrand Mrs (ares se iy by the Company, led by Mewartewe k Warrior, by Mr G beer omic Song, by Mr Uirune rincipal Act of Horsernaay’ To conelude with, The Adventur {= Doors open at 734 v'elock—P o'clock. EVENING LINE AT? OCLOCK, FOR ALBANY AND TROY—Without Lauding—If requested, passengers will be landed at the Western Depot, Albany, always inueceforthe vorning ‘Train, ‘The splendid steamer DIA OND, Capt A, Flower, will leave the new Steamboat Pier gbithe {Got irclay aircet on This (Tuesday) Afernocn, june 6,at 7 o'clock. For Pastage or Freight, apply to Thos. J. Hall, at the Office on the Steamboat Pier, or to the Captain on board. 56 Jer TROY, and Intermediate low pressure steamboat in MeLean, will leave Jay afternoon, June. 6h nattended by gentlemen will be admse umber of Serson Tickets will be sold at wy ence The Cars and Broadway Ombibusses run to and from tne Vauxhali Cireus until 12 o'clock in the eveving. j16tis*r CONCERT, WALLACE, Director of the Anacreontic Y MK. W. V. LOW, Cai the foot of Courtlandt street Tu wt tock Society, Dublin. and fralion Deora, at Mexico, at howe i bstantial boa with e'egant State "i R t abies ett zaman ton, Gerda thogaas Sxe | ON, TUESDAY RVENING, STH JUNE, 1, a oh aa Lt MAD SUNS wALOMONSS mn rOPLE’S . b et OAL DANY. NSF. BROWN, Thr meh Direct R. UO. HILL Btgampont Pert) wom Cs Re JA. KYLE & Steamvoat RUC MES Mit TI re MOUTH AMERICA, Cammin kW Bestiard Director of the QE en RY Fignefart. ® ont, L a VA, re a 7 U. i] wall have. Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, at 7 PROGRAMME. Stesmboat NORTH AMERIC stain MH Tinerdell, | Introduetion—Qnintette. : landicg at \intermediate places, jeave Mouday, Wed- | Reminzi—From the opera Ehsire d’Amore, neaday and Friday afternoons, at 4 o'clock. ;: **Una furtiva Ingrma,” Mons Salomon: rate Passengers taking this Line’ of Boats wall aurive in f sephags Donizetti Albany inample time to take the Mowing Train of Cars for | ¢ Grind ¥antaise the eascor west. Variations di Brava; t ic >The above boats are new and substantial, are farmaed | C¥ Peraviana, for the Piano Forte, with new and elegantstate rooms, aud for speed and accommo- with Quiutette aceotapaniment on the ditions are unrivalled on the Hudson. f.r ve Romanza from the opera of Lr For ¢,or freight, apply on board, or to P. C. Seholiz at Epler, composed and executed by Mr. the office ou the wharf. Je Sec WV Weline ; Scena ad Uavatis—from the opera of Lacia di Lastermoar® Pe che noa ho del vem ks 3's nfaticobit volo” Madam Sutton, Dopizete Monday 1h, will rum as follows += f = eaves th B street, New York, atio A.M. eaier ie ae Wl ite air of Madame “Catal piu non mi septo” fondo p executed by Mr W ete foot of Centre street, Newark, at 7s A.M., ai D6 P. 166m r N ROYAL MAIL Hreiuht carried at very low rates. BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIC. STEAM Sirs, Pant English Ballad—" Pm saddest when I sing,” " Madame Sutton, Pagai Appointed ee ei eet eters Liverpool and | Iatrodnetion snd Briliant Variations ov the Boston, calling at Halifax to land and receive Passen Bicen Boom: sith Gamanen seuge ee aaa ae dicated to the Indies of New Qricr'na, composed und executed wy W Serenade from the opera of Merino Faliero, aS ‘Move Balomouskt, Doninetti HIBERNIA, — Cartain Charles H. K. Judlcins, Solow Pinte, Air with: Vai CALEDONTA, Captain Edward G. Lott, AGADIA Captain Alexander Ryrie. COLUMBL ” in N. Shannov. Bellini BIUTANN! eee. via Malice, uterale forthe Vjaho, and Fanta Ue Variations on the Themes. are nival of Venice, and the Witehes? Acedia, May Dance, exeeated by Mc WV Wallner Paganini Po Jodbinan ist June Tigkets 5 cena conch, 10 be bad at the Musie Store cad Daled yy a * ‘4uh Jal Tat Al jotels ane e VOUT. . waNene shire carry experienced surgeoas, an! Fiavees? Pe tent | _Coneert to commence at 8 o'clock. i6 tte 3afe Boats. FIRE WORKS. No bertha secured until pail fo-. Arsly to ISAAC EDGE, JR., PYROTECHN! ioe aNobii ie! "Workreeersnaunfacared ie in i othe uy. te —_ — — ——— a —— re ee FOR LIVERPOOL—Regular Packet 16th June | 20 ready for delivery ‘on the lowest torssey to Tou to suit come Tale cient. fast sailing New York packet ship | pittecs and parties for the exlebration of Fourth of Jaly, at the ROCHI ST Rit, John Britton, master, will sail on eitge Spars Kes PETS 'onseanton Lane, ov ot er wlar day, 16th June. lolberten, b a we having ¥ ndicd oda Niblo’s Will receive immediate attention. #1 South The fi ket ship, Hottin maar, will aeceed the Mochester, aud ee s "GRE jain Ba a lisanaiine ah 46 souD 5 OULD BLACK BALL LIN PAG hs ¥ LOTT, Pilot, ov takes charge as master 9: FOR LIVERPOOL ™Preket of the tah nonethe | OWEN PRES Orin to New Bediords Nantnehee ahealy well known first class packet shin ENGL, ‘on Par th, Portland, Keanedeck nO THER notin Bartlett, willbe wesparchert as shove, herreguiar dey | gat ol Nem Forks fice at rye & Shaw's, 223 Water Her aeeomm: * for cabin, 24 cabin number (Miesehante, tad songera, are unsurpassed by any other shin. wishing to this eity,. Boston, secnre berths shovld mak eearly applieation board or to ‘18 !mist e eo QHN HERD MAN, ww ws RLUGUESE FEM ALE PILLS. N B—Passage from England, Ir he a ESE fe eel from canbe engaged with the auby-siver by: selenid fist closs | 2 wapereqrrs, tbe obtained in this comteres. Seal packet ships sailing weekly from Liverpool, and Drafte can | “e080” : oe 1 be furnished for any amonyt, payable without OLLECTIONS on all parts of the United States, made on mt thronghout the United Kingdom. Apply as above the most favorable terms by Jed oe 8. J. SYLVESTER, Consiguces will pleat immediately. ‘ jr ACKET SHIH. ALLEN, trom New Orleans, is dir- ehrrging at Orleans wharf, ‘foot of Wall stree signees will please attend to the receipt of thir goodsimme: diately. or OKET FRE—Becond Line—The | j26te oy 22 Wall street and 130 Broadway. 0 NPiDA,Jimes sco tl a on the LAM Barrel Ay heal Lad, fan ting from sbiy A Ky. NOK ED en, from fi aamewestgeis DFontine Building, Wall st. \ jo fey NE Ue PEAY 's CO, 6 Sonthotreet,