The New York Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1843, Page 3

GENUINE. EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, § Gention ‘and Sassafras, prepared by the College of Modicine and Pharmacy of the City of New York, eats: for the sup ion of Quackery, A. D. 1842. is celebrated Extract is fast euperseding all the in. ert and useless mixtures prepared by druggists who are totally incapable of knowing the medicinal properties, or curative powers, of the roots they employ. By referring tothe morning papers, the public will at once perceiv+ that this worst species of quackery is domg incalculable injury, whilst the venders of this miserable compound of destructive minerals, and a watery decoction of the com mon American Sarsaparilla, are parading, in the New York press the certificate of a man as cured, who isin his grave, and has been since using these destructive mixtures.’ ‘The College of Medicine and Pharmocy of the city of New York hereby promise to pay to any per. son, who will prove that their extract contains a particle of any mineral, the sum of One Thousand Dollars, The College have received hundreds of genuine certificates, from pereons that were really benefitted by their Extract, but knowing the value the enlightened part of the com munity put on all certificates published, not for the pub- lic good, but for self interest, they determined, from the time they opened their establishment, not to publish any certificate, no matter how strong or flattering to them- selves. Their Extract 13 confidently recommended as the best specific for all diseases arising from an paerity of the blood, such as scrofula, ringworm or tetter, sy phi. litic ulcers, rheumatism, pimples on the face, pains in the bones, enlargement of the joints, sult rhuem, or any dis. easo having its origin in a corrupt state of the blood. old in single bottles at 76 cents each; in cases contain- Ing halfo dozen, $8 60 5 in do do, one dozen, $6. Carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union. Office atid Consulting Rooms of the College, 97 Nassau street. 'W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. 0G- RHEUMATISM.—Thousands suffer with this dreedful complaint, under the mistaken idea that it cannot decured, But we ascert that Hewes’ Nerve and Bone Li niment and Indian Vegetable Klixer will cure it, and would refer the sceptical to the following gentlemen, who have been cured :—Mr. Wm. Pearsall, at ‘ammany Hali, of 23 years standing; Mr. James Reynolds, 144 Chris tie street; Mr. Gideon Freeborn, 183 Frout vet Me eC lel- Charles Marriott, 198 Medison street; the Hon. Ja ! Tennessee, and the Hon. James Mathews, all who have used them. Will any one the effects of these remedies. To be found only at 21 Courtland street. Agent in Brooklyn, 139 Fulton street. Qg- THE UNRIVALLED TONIC MIXTURE for the cure of all the protean forms of dyspepsia, loss of appe. te, low spirits, lassitade, debility, brought on by secret indulgenee or a sinking of the constitution. ‘The College of Medicine and Pharmacy confidently recommend this most grateful mixture as the greatest invigorator. of the system at present known to the medical werld. Sold in bottles $2 each; small do. $1; in cases containing adozen, $5, carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union. 'W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Office and Consulting Rooms of tho College 97 Nassau street. PREVAILING EPIDEMIC—INFLUENZA.— The following is a letter from a gentleman who has oc- cupied, for anumber of years, a high standing us a mer- chant in the mercantile community of this city. It speaks for itself s— New Yonx, June 19, 1843. in in the breast for 35 as I sought wi F Gents.—I have suffered with tended with severe and difficult cough. fall the medical talent of Europe—Par: St. Petersburg, Hamburg, London, and other could find no releif, as also the whole medical faculty of this city. I tried J. Pease & Son’s Hoarhound Candy, which entirely cured me of the most distressing congh and other symptoms above described. About two weeks back I was attacked with influenza inits worst form, at. tended with sore throat, hoarseness, hot burning fevers, painsin my limbs, restless at night, loss of appetite, de- mn of the whole animal tunctions, almost as bad as man could be, and by the timely use ot your candy I was entirely restored to good health. You, gentlemen, are Denefactors, and your candy is a balm to soothe the lungs, and I would recommend every person that has suffered 88 Thave to use it, and tees will speak proudly as Ido, ‘ou! 1, eo. J. BBA SON, 198 East Broadway, ‘Or 25 Broad st, cor Exchange Place. To Messrs. J. Pease & Son, 45 Division st. Our offices are 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia, Pa; 59 State street, Albany; 110} Baltimore street, Baltimore; 8 State street, Boston, Mass.; 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn, L. I.; 232 Broad street, Newark, N. J. PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S CELEBRATED pill ior the cure of gonorrhecea, gleet, seminal weakness, and all mocopurulent discharges from the urethra, are only to be had genuine at the College of Medicine and Pharmacy. A perfect cure guaranteed in every case without confinement, tainting the breath, or disagreeing with the stomach. Price $1 per box. Office and consult- ing rooms of the College 97 Nassau street. W 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. NN. B.—Patients residing ata distance can havea chest containing @ sufficient quantity of Professor Velpeau’s celebrated remedy forwarded to any part of the Union, by addressing the agent of the college, and by letter, post paid, describing case, and enclosing three dollars. Gua- Tanteed to cure. 8@> THE PREVAILING EPEDEMIC.—There is no- thing better for this wide spresd sickness than McAlis ter’s Universal Healing Ointment. The following is from one of our most worthy citizens, whose son was se severely afflicted that his face and breast were much swollen, sore throat, &c. &c. ‘New Yonx, 17th June, 1843. Mer. Jas. McAuistrn— Sir:—I had a box of your ointment, and made trial of it on your recommendation, aud your telling me you would not charge me anything if itdid not cure my son. Thave now to offer my thanks to you, and will inform you thatthe dreadful pains in his chest, and the harras- sing cough he had,have entirely left him; and J am aware {hot it wes all owing to the virtue of your ointment. It had not been applic three hours, before he said ta. me, father, | feel se much better. 1 used it as you told m uni kept him close for three days, and am giad to tell yo il luties on Monday next. Thave further to add that nothing else but your ointment has been used for the aid or cure of my son. With heartfelt gratitude, Tam yours, with the greatest respect, WILLIAM ASHWICK, 68 Hester st. To be obtained at wicAlister’s Oil store, 569 Pearl street; and Division, corner of Allen st.; Dr. Thomas Ritter, 104 Cherry street; David McAlister, 329 Bleecker street; James Vincent, 124 Allen strect; Brothers Hibbard, 96 John street, Joseph D. Stewart, 207 Hudson street; Dr. James Covel, 132 Sullivan street N. B.—Any person using this Ointment according to directions, and it not proving &: tory, their money willbe refunded. Price 25 cents. QG- THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE, for the cure of primary or secondary syphilis. This pow: erful alterative is composed of a combination of botanical remedial agents, which exercise a specific effect on these terrible maladies. Sold in large 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. 5. RICHARDSON, Agent. Office and Consulting Rooms of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nussau street. bor, THE GENUINE EXTRACT OF SARSAPA- rilla. if we should judge from its sale, gives great satis: faction. As the proprietors warrant it 8 zoo ny oth that sells for double the money, hundreds avail them. Ives of the chance, and get cured for a reasonable sum. ‘To be found only at 21 Courtland street. Price 50 cents r hottle—$4 per dozen. Agent in Brooklyn, Mrs jayes, 189 Fulton st. MO! RKET. ‘Tuesday, June 20—6 P.M. Th stock market is heavy ; sales are not large, and pri- ces, although firm, do not materially vary. The packet yesterday brought several lots of State stocks, which were ordered from this side on speculation, as the rapid rise offered a large margin. There were many more orders that could not be filled, because the disposition to hold is coeval with the ordet Some of the New York stocks illegally loaned to corporate companies have also been returned, owing to the neglect of the Legislature in not acknowledging them and confirming their validity by atwo-third vote, when their attention was called to it by Col. Young. The Wall street press endeavored to make abuseof that officer,answer for justice to the stobkhold- ers, and the result is loss of confidence in those stocks.— ‘The rumor in relation to the taking of the United States loan, by Hope & Co. is not generally believed. There is but little doubt, however, that some arrangement has been made as on the Ist proximo, the money is wanted to pay the $6,000,000 of Treasury notes which then fall due.— The stock will go abroad from the present appearance of things, and will add 80 much to the amount of money to be drawn from Europe in addition to the new crops.— These elements, with the July dividerds, will form an immense addition'to money thrown into the market to be absorbed by thesound stocks. Kentucky 6% rose } ; Can- ton fell }; Harlem }. “ At the new Board United S.atos 6% fell |; Kentucky }; M1Linois} rose 4. ‘Thojtradeot the whole United States was never before on sofirm a basis as now. Notwithstanding the dullness of business, the quantity of produce which flows through the great channels of business exceeds by far all former precedent. The products of agricultural industry are rolling forward, enriching all sections of the country, and first the great public works of the country, forming the avenues of communication, feel the genial influence ‘Thefollowing table of the tolls on the New York canala is illustrative of this fact :— Tours of rHe New Yor Canats. 2d week — Total to 2dweek Total to Fears im dune, ath June, ¥* — inJune. June 14 1835, 3 450,825 1840, 18,332, 154,696 18%, $7,653 421,455 1841, 61 ASL by é 005 19 3, 63,229 ‘ +1939; +8,508 518114 4 There has been ten days less navigation this year than last, and already the aggregate tolls are nearly as much: The receipts for the 24 week in June are greater than ‘ever before, as are also the receipts of Flour The same features are apparent on all the public works, as are also [ine receipts of produce! at all the great centres. The ‘movement of this produce gives revenue to the states, |S etabitity to their stocks, as well a@ revenue and im- Proved valuo to all railroad and other companies. The {value of overy description of property dependent upon the real trade of the country, is lifted up and borne aloft on the immutable basis of actual wealth, dug out of the bowels ofthe earth. A railroal earns but littlein trana. porting $100,009 of Notional Bank paper, or accommoda tion notes destroy the bank, and $100,000 worth of pro- duce moving over the public works scatters wealth in its 4 path to market, and its proceeds returning, adds comfort and luxury to the enjoyment of its producers. ‘The Baltimore Clipper is discontented that we seid “Maryland has declared that il her debts are ever paid, the other states must pay them.” That paper has but ill un- derstood the project of Maryland’s representatives to question the truth of the statement. The federal govern- ment is in debt, and its revenue deficient, yet the state of Maryland not only refuses to pay its own debt, but claims it as'a right to rob the federal treasury of its land revenues. By this act Maryland virtually refuses to pay anything toward the support of the federal government. Not only does she retuse to do so, but wishes to make the public lands the means of plundering other states instance: The revenueof the public land is say $2,000,000; last year it was $1,500,000 only; Maryland’s share would be $60,000. Her debt is $20,100,000, bearing interest over $1,000,000. This she refuses to pay, and then demands that the States united should issue $200,000,000 of bonds, of which her share would be 6,000,000, aad interest at 4 per cent $240,000, her share of the lands being $60,000; $180,000 is tobe collected mostly from the citizens of the other States; and after all she would owe $14,000,000 on her own account. This many of the counties have said they are unableto pay. All the other States have abandoned so absurd an idea; and when the people of Maryland have got out of the mist raised by their law- yers, they will turn round and make some arrangements for their liabilities. ‘The news from abroad by the packet of yesterday is un. doubtedly favorable to American interests. The Bankers) circular of the 2d June, after givieg a favorable view of the diiferent circulars of English trade, remarks as fol- low: “In the forecoing observation relating to the State of trade, weomitted to mention a cheering fact, because it did not relate particularly to London, Liverpool or } chester,that very considerable‘orders have arrived within the last'ten Ways from the United States into Sheffield ; they are spoken of by a person mferior to none in experi- ence, intelligence, and station, as being of a character quite satisfactory—not small and insignificant—similar orders from the States have also come into Birmingham.” This is probably true to some extent, but that probably is nly to supply small assortments of imported goods in the hardware line. A description, which in relation to Birmingham goods is yearly becoming more circumscri- bed. The condition of the money market of England is every way favorable to American interests. The corn bill debate and the Irish Arms Bill had violently agitated, the stock market, to what extent the following table of daily prices will exhibit :— Prices or Stocks tx Loxpon on Fripay or rach Wark Bk Stock AprilT. May 5. May 12 May 19 May 28 June 2 Consols, "188% 180," 181g 179% 78 Do Sci stig sotse 08 ae as ai 4 is 9 7, 3 India bon Dym 47 3 69 49 a7 Exehqr bi 6 ** 65 63 50 ot 40 Duieh5 prets, 9% 100% 10034 10044 +» «10036 100 ‘This presents amarked panic instock. The 8 percts. alone fell 34 percent in a few weeks, of which 2 per cent was during the Irish debate. This fall makes a difference in the capital of the 3 per cents of $100,000,000. The Bank stock also fell off heavily , but India bills and Exchange Ddills show the heaviest fall. The Dutch 5 per cents show,on the contrary an improvement, and most of the fo” reign stocks were firm, particularly those of the United States, which advanced in price. The Bankers’ circulur attempts to allay the panic by ascribing the fall to foreign operations in English stocks. It remarks— “Theold back bone Irish orangemen in public life treat the Irish commotion as vapor ; we hope as such it will soon pass away and leave a more serene atmosphere. But of course we do not enter upon the subject further than giving, forthe purpose of allaying apprehension, the opinions of'a very extraordinary race of men, who know Ireland and the Irish thoroughly.” He then attempts to account for the fall in consols as follows Consols have been ‘sold at a fraction under 95 for mo- ney. This shows a very considerable decline ; and as our opinion of its cause differs in one respect from all others we have heard assigned, we must explaiait. We donot deny that the troubled state of Ireland, the menac- ing attitude assumed by Mr. O'Connell, the stoppage of country banks, the Servian question, may all have contri- buted in some degree to the effect, but we believe the main causeto be this. When the great capitalists of Pe- tersburgh, Vienna, Berlin, Hamburgh, Frankfort, Am- sterdam, Paris, &c. heard of the intention of reducing our ‘Three-and-a-half per cent stock, they perceived at once this could not be done without a rise in the price of Con- sols. ‘Throughout February, March, poured in money to effect this ri ed the extraord has dissipated the specu! stock, and the continental speculators are now selling out to invest in something at home or with which they are familiar on the continent. What the amount may be which has been so invested, not by the ordinary operators on the market, since Christ mas,no mantel! ; we believe it amounts to several mil lions sterling. If our explanation of the matter be cor- rect, we shall see the foreign exchonges decline in con sequence of the large remittances wanted to be transmit. ted to the continent, and a further decline in the value of Consols may be rationally expected. If this;were the true cause,'the operation would have af- fected the price of consols particularly,and simultaneous- ly with the’announcement ofthe Budget, but the fall was general and not until three weeks after the announce. ment. The Bank would also show a depletion of specie consequent upon the fall, if its repletion had been caused by therise. On the contrary the bullion has greatly in. creased, showing that panic caused the fall of stock, ard the deposite of the proceeds, prior to investment, in Uni- ted States stocks if the difficulties increase, or again in consols if confidence is restored. The feeling in relation to the United States and Ame- rican credit is ‘fast dying away. It lives only inthe co” lumns of rabid and ill informed prints Intelligent and lead- ing capitalists ore aware’ that the crisis has passed, and that so far from losing money by the American revulsion, they will, in the end, be great gainers. ‘The crisis here is past, and henceforth the movement will be upward and all the quicker for renewed confidence there. The large houses of London loaned immense sums of money on se. curities of all kinds, when the terms of the loan were not complied with. They foreclosed and bought in (he securi- at very low prices, These securities are now rising in value and will become immensely profitable to the London houses ; and Englith brokers will ultimately get the plunder. Asan instance, the New York Merchants’ Exchange building cost $2,000,000, half of which was American money. The whole concern is now in the hands of Baring Brothers, because they advanced $600,- 000, and when improving trade improves the value of the property, they will have the whole benefit at the expense” of the New York merchants. # nt the Stock Exchunge, 1858 pke 993 25 shas Canton Co Day 1858 ae _ By : aw ia 1870 99% 100 L Island RR ae 25 Paterson 53 a , 100 wre b3 33 2000 ds aw 98% 10) a bso 33 8000 Kentucky shorts” 96° 8 Del & Hudson 103 2000 1 s,ecial 33! coy do. 103) 100) do tw 333 25 Union Bink 107! 4ishas Farmers Loan 25) 125 Bk Com. serip 83 100 57 Canton Co sone hang SCORE Hoare. 150 shs Long Islan ‘523 50, d bso 5236 100° “do 302266 5) Vicksburg seg New York Public Stock Exchange, $10800 U 56's, 1862 1133 10 shas Farmers’ Loan 26 do. 1M” 50 Awd & Roc 390 94 13000 DJinots 6's, 1870 332g 325 Long Islane 2) 1000 do bow 33% 250° da. dew 578 2000 do 43 do 52 toon do 50 do 20 52 2000 do a4 60 do 52 1000 do 5 do bio 5236 1000 33% 50 do ben 42 10.0 Ohio 6's, 1960 83%, 25 0 do 2) 1000 Kentweky 6's 3 1 do 390 diy 5000 do no do 6000 do 530 do 50 shas Phenix Bk 50 do 2 ilo % do 8) N Fiver Bk 100) oo do 70 Meres Exe Be Jot 20 Harlem RR 6) Farmers’ Loan = 63.2545) do % do os do Second Bonrs, 50 shsL Island RR b3 52% 19,000 \jov' 6s, 1962, opz 119% 50 do B10 52% 10,000 "do do 14 b 0 52% 100 Farmer State of Trade. The following were sales of Real Estate at the Merchants’ Exc! June Wik, by Anthony J. Bleeck- er &Co. Terms, cash : 1 Lot on north side Sth stroet, between Avenues B and C,24 9 x 60 feet, 2 gore Lotson sth street, adjoining, 43 feet front 60 do Loan $415 'y 30, $475 1 Lot on 6th street, between do., 24 9 by 97, $515 1Lot do do do do $555 LLet do do do do $615 4 gores, having afront on 6thstreet of 18 {i., most- ly rear ground, $1010 1 Lot on south side 3d street, between do , 24.9 by 105 feet, $800 1 Lot adjoining do do $705 1Lot do do do $630 1 _ - b- do $685, 1Lot do do 249 ib I Lot on 6th street, ony ise $is0 38 Lots on 7th Avenue, between 93 Toons st, $500 2 Lots on Van Duzer street, Staten Island, ¢320, $640 4 Lots on William street, $850 4 acres, near the Narrows, half mile back, at $51 per acre. ‘Lhe property in the 17th Ward sold at advanced rates upon the former sale. ‘The markets are rather heavy,but the feeling continues good, particularly in produce, Provisions Beef, western, city Inspected, at $6; Ohio pork $1125 a 11 50—holders demand $12; prime $9 37 a9 60; old Ohio prime at 8 624 a 8 75; pick: ams 4fc; do shoulders 34c; kegs lard 64c; bbls. dhe, Whiskey —Now Orleans 28 cents; drudge casks at 22. Flour—Chere is much activity in the market. Sales Genesee at $6 31} 25 374; Ohio and Michigon at 2 25; New Orleans at $5; Georgetown at 525; Alexandria 6 124; Brandywine 525. Shorts and ship stuff’ 7 a 139. Grain— Wheat, Ilo, at $114; rye at 63a 695, dell vered; northern oats 29 a 30c; corn, North River, at 67¢. perm pet £63 a £64; Heid matter £63 a £70; South Sea whale £30 10s a :33 10a. s — Greenland, full size, none in market; Sou'h ea, 2 i sch; on contract nothing occurred, ax sellers insisted upon 33 marks, which buyers declined to pay. Blubber, short supply, 44 marks. Matanzas, Juno 8—Ale, light and brisk, doz. 24a $3, Beef, prime, and No. 2, bbl 7 a 9; do Jerked 8. American, 4a5; Jerked United States, 3a 5; Bread, Pilot, bbl 506; Butter, yellow, 10a 12; Candles, mould, 13 a 14 0 Ts; do Sperm’30a 32; ‘Cheese, American, § a 100; Cider, doz. 3 0a 3 2; Codfish,40a 4 4; Flour, American, 14; Hoops, American, 11a 13; Lard, 11 4.012 4 P.M. 18 a'$21; do Pitch Pine, 17 a 21; 62; Oil, Whale, gall. 5 a do Sperm. 100 bun. 0, Potatoes, 00 ra; Porter, London, 13. 16; do Prime, 10 a 12 0; Rice, j Sheetings, Russia, pod a 94; Soap, yellow, Marble, 10a 11; Shooks, hhds 7 a10; do box, 63.47; Sugars, assorted, half white and half brown, 4 8 6 10 rs; white alone, 8.09}; brown do 4 a 5; yellow do 5 a6; Muscovado, 34a 6; Coflve, Ist quality, $6 a $64; Second and third, 5 a6; Molasses, 54 gallons, { rl; Honey, Ts. Exchanges. On London, 8} 9 prem; New York, 1 a 2pm; Boston 12pm. ‘reights—to Europe, perton, 40 a 50a; U. States, box Sugar. $13; Coffee, per 1b, 4's; Molasses ; hhds of 110 $3 a $3}. Died, On Monday evening, 19th instant, Jastrs O'Conner Porter, in the 46th year of his age, at the residence of his brother on Long Island. His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend his funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, 21st instant‘ at 4 o'clock, at the Houston street Ferry. *On Tuesday, the 20th inst, Miss Mancanet Ines is Buoswan, in the 2lst year of herage, daughter of Thomas Brosnan. The friends and acquaintances of the family are res- pectfully invited to attend her funeral, on Thursday af- ternoon, at 4 o’clock, from her father’s residence, 35 Green street, corner of Grand. rs Arrived. Burgundy—Mrs JA Wotton, LJ A 1 W Wilson, Baltimore: Ded G alt Minsouri; Ado'phe Roriere, Edward Norvilie, Havar—Packet ship Papinenu, Di 8; A_La Coste, fF North Carolina; ¥ NOre Auguste Lo Forte, Montreal—20 in the ‘Ont e4ns—Ship Casp'au—H E Willard,'A T B Robin- Gyanrrerescbeg Pallett Weainx: sod Idy; Mise I ARLESTON—-BIg dy, Swilt, Miss Swift, Mrvk. Elliot, ¢: 8 Hunton, A Carter, A Cavning. JC Cory.'S Lamble, W'N Barnett, A’ Berger, and donahias, oe Cit § A Danhar. 8 Hannon. J ce bg man, | Dickinson, H Pepe, “0 Han. cock. W Wheeler, W R Harrisou=i7 in the steerage. Passengers to Arrive, ig GB Lamer—Mrs 8 Reed, Mrs F W E 1D, Mire MH Brishane and servant, Mrs G ', Mire Host Farrar, Heinemann, Miss M lord. leGeuedel, ostwick, WS Lawton jr, ‘eff, W P Lefft, 8 A Jones, RJ Morrison i Passengers Salled. Livenroor—Packet ship England—Rev A Stark, Jos lak, Henry Whitewright, Elizabeth Whitewright, Fredk C Henry Levy, Henry K. Mix Goods denchter, of New York er, mi ; Mrs Gookan an in, Brood Melivnine. Philadelphia; James ‘T Dennison, Yorkshirey Dr W'Hntchins aud lady, Mrs Kitzgerald, Irelasds Dickson, Jamaica, _Foretgn Importations. i maar my ¢ orra— igh Pifrey, Youngs eilis 78 Bu nem & Baldwin—2 Charraruyy chlump—2 L Gold- schmid' —? L Struker=2 T A Wisir—1T Kurch—1 E Bossaud —1R Groselande—! T Burtocar—1 R Ponck—t Umler & Di n- man—1 M A Callemand—1 Deram & M sore—I1 Botton, Fo Tinvy & com! keg Harheck & ¢°—7 F Rosier—1 keg sperm Cammann, Whitehoure & ec—59 bkts wine © Mele ttrz—500 do, F&MW 12 ole Barkh 15 B Koop—3 AK ia d CM:1 Jar UT Haskett— M & 8 Pripp—2 Hi der=1 C B Strang —1 TE Hydem! F Boodarc—t Fols, Rreres =I Endier & Feley— 0 M Rvser—2 Grethigth & Wisen- donck—{ Noltenius & Pavenstadt—2 M Gourd—1 Yourg. & Mit—1 B Garon—13 R Guillanme—1 A H Ward—7 Beukard & Hatton—1 J 2 Rorrerpam 10 chs madder 80 b gs rustard aed § & W Welsh, Philadelvhia—33 casks madd-r Boorman Johnston & co—20 cs Brustlein, Koop & com cask ® W Vadzu- tophen—4 Hepschen & Unkart—i ek uutmegs Center & co~35 is do ty or. Domestic Importations. New Oazeans.—Ship Caspian—36 tes flaxseed T H Maghoe —62 hhds tobicco Boormxn, Joh ston & Co—684_bls cotton Greenway, Henry & Com20 hhds tobacco Reber: & Will 1462 sks wheat 1446 pigs lead 181 bbls lard 2d> wheat 2do p Averill & Go—35 do peaches Peck & Sayre—100 bls corton Hol- rook, * elson & Coml08 bb's Wheat 502aks do Ness & Powers = staves to the m ster, .CHARLESTON—Brig Kmily—I16 bales cotton, 0 tierees rice. jchard I re 2% bales cottrn, Depeyster Gregory & Co; '1 do Gatewood & Hughe: annam & Dimon: 3 bundies mdz>, A Caselli; Lynch; 1 dodo HC Pach; 49 bales c-tten, do bbls beeswax, 1 bex mdz, 6) bales cotton, to order MARITIME HERALD Ship Masters and Agents, We shall esteem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give to Commodore Rosent Sitvry, of our News #leet, a Re- Pert of the Shipping left at the Bort whence they sled, the Spoken on their Peasage, a List of their Cargo, and an Newspapers or News they may hare. Te will mediately on their errival. Agents and Cor- respondents, at home or abroad, wili aiso confer a favor by sending {9 ‘this Oilice all the Manne Intelligence they cab obtain. Nantes! Lo‘ormation ‘of aay hind ‘will be thankfully eived. PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 21 ¢UN Rises SUN sRT4~ MOON RISES HIGH wate - Cleared. et. NO leans, EK Collins & Co—B Cuba, Blanchard. Belfast, Inck & Peters iio Grande, Cousins, Antwerp, Sehmidt & Baleh=ne W Sears, Bosvon, H Haviland —Sehirs Alsrie, Parnsll, ton, NC. A B Cooley & Cor mond, do do. Ship Ocmala m Wil Zz: pe W' Gandy, Gaidy, Ri caiue tgs a Wate ths acket ship Burgundy, Wetton, from Havre, May 10, w mdse, to C, Molton, Fox & Liviosatone cle Talay Ship Rob Roy, Arsol@, 43 day ftom Liverpool, with 1500 sks satc 1000 sovereigns to’ Centar & Co. Shi Caspinu, atten, from New Orleens, left the SW Pass Sint May, with cotton, to mas ef, Barque Loniva, Buraham, (of Baltimore) 47 days from Rot- terdam, with mdse, to master. Brig Emily, Sherwood, 7 days from Charleston, with cotton, to Dunham & Dimon. Schr Gen, Hiteheock, Hathsway, 7 days from Newbem, NC. with uaval scores. s Napoleon, Swetzer, 7 days res, toH. Rugg.es. Sailed tm Swansboro, NC. with co with schr Isabella, for Nv ork. Rienzi, Darfee, 2 days from Providerce, with mése, to Below. from Bermuda. Generrt ecora. Packet sure Swirzertamwp, Captain Chadwick, sails for London this morning. Her letter bags close at G Ipia’s, in the 11% o'clock. Peart, before reported ashore at Barnegat, has dis- charged nearly'all her careo, without damage. ‘The xround tier will probably be slightly dameged, as she mekes,a little If the weather holds good, she will be got off, sligutty injared AsHone —A large Eastern schr was ashore Un the rocks in Wood's Ho e on tne 15th mst. epparentiy bilged. They were trying to get her off, Sar Jons Have, reported lost nenr Eleuthera, wos valued at $10,000; of which $2000 was insured at two Boston offices — She was in ballast; $1109 worth of materiais were saved from the wreck, reducing the loss to less than $9000. _. Notice to Mariners, The light ship stationed off the Highlands of Nevers'nlt, ha been removed from her station and brovg..t up to the city for Tepairs, ‘Areat New Bedford Wynalemen, tat New Bedford 18th inst. Gen Scott, Fosdit Ocean, Taleahaina April 1, with 1000 bbis sp. Spoke on the I’ne, lon 126 W, Raj sh, West, NB, Sip dican, 930; Jan, Geo Washington, mona. 1 jan 7, tou 123, Sarah, Upham, Nant, Piakham, do, 1300; Henry, Brown, do Jon 62 30 W, ‘Unites Sates, Hicks, of and for W. Leftat Taleahn na ‘Timoleon, NB, 2000; Hope, 8 , 1600; Com Mor is, Falmonch, 5.0; Hobomok, do, 1800;_ Poca: Holmes Hole, 1250; Henry, Manchester, Salem, finer. Nant, 1300. ld at do 19th, Méreator, Ccok, Indian Ocean. Arr at Nautucwet 18th, Congress, Pitman, fm Pacific Oo ‘Trieat wana last Feb, Pernambuco’ May i7, with 14.0 bbl 59 bikfish vil, Spoke off } ne igh 17, tat 45 Fall tatesman, Sal ut, clean, all well Coffs, NB, Crozette'Islaud Feb 2, rom ‘eleahuana dated March, 1843, repor's arr there t Rit, St Johns, 1500 hls; Charles, London, 700, 1-0. poke off sefuero Feb 16, A FH, uth, Catlao, Norton, NB, 113 day irom Capt Howland, of the Latayeue, NB, reports her at Valpsraiso 1400 9p. Reports arr at V same Holder Borden, Pe iver, 49 moe out lace of the Ruphrates, NB. ‘sip in conseqaence of ill health, ier Borden, , 1on 78, lem, 6 m reported off Clara, (Dan) Dunham, hence for Porta Patt, Jane 17, jat | 38, Jon 73 2t—by the Caspian, at th from Ph port. iadelp ‘Jon Cowperthwait, 3 di Jon 70. Pies i#, Bostou for Cronstadt, Jane 32, 1at (3 37, lon 64 7 ‘the Ceylon, at Bosten : Curtis, Abbott, Neweast’e for Rio Janeiso, April 14, lat 3 N, lon i Mildetex, Ghoz'er, Havie for Havana, May M4, lat 49 21 N, jon 1223. , Lad Pratt, Fairfowl, Liverpool for NYork, May 15, lat <6, jon 25. Frenconia, Crabtree, Liverpoo! for Savaunab, May 21, lat 45 Jon 30. 4 Republic, Luce, Liverpool for Savannah, May 31, off Kin- sale. aside, Thayer, 2 days from Boston for Ca'catta, June 10, Jat 40 59, lon 64 Gvileo, Lombard, New Orleans for Hambu'g, May 8, about lat, 26, lon'78, jobnron Perrys Liverpool for Galt of Mexico, May 13, lat 32, jon 3 B ston, Salem for Havana, Jone 10, Lt 31 40, Lon 66 59, Woretan Ports. Antwrer, May 17=Sid Blanchard,N York; 23d, Inde- fatigavte, Moller, do la May 29—Off, Viola, Jameson, from Liverpool for 1 Elwell, Antwern, TADT, May 2%-Arr St Lawrence, Young, NYork. ay 17 =8!d Navarino, McCormick, Nb ork. %—Pasved by, Adario, Traab, from NYork for previous to the 20th, Lima, Neson, Havin fo Hambarg. hs Enstven, May 1!—Arr Swits Boy, Ble TB gay 12m, Maou, Fndicott, Havana f Eagle, Smith, Boston for St Pe terabt Guasaow. May %6—Arr John Ca fy Monument, Marshall, Mobi 0; 234, Ninioa Lindsey, Hit RO, May 18—Are Gal. ive, C x, NS. May 1g—Arr Eliza, € ‘hilawelphia. vtanzas for | Fy 19th, Sea ing, ‘Thayer, Sivannah; Harbinger, Thompson, i Toe ‘ernam! uco, ffin, NOrleans, ©) |. M sted iH Lith, Co! Law IN, May I7—Sl Sea Bird, Bearve, Rio Grande, Mareritces, May 15—8!d TH Benton, Shaw, Palermo. Mont June i8=Cid Sarch, McLean, aid 8-f guard, Smith, Liverpool. FoutHcawt, May %6—Arr Union, Gilbert, Charleston. eBEC: June It—Arr Ottawa, Tbrilt,a ndent, Mer chant, Brilgewarer; Imcg-ne, Hicks. Loudon; Geitrude, Deg- and O wil Oread. Bibb'r, F Lunec, June! NJ! | Howes, Madson, N ies, Soule. and | B fadelphia. ‘Cid Shaw, Lovett. N Orieen | it Buh; Ocean, #ldridge, Philadelphs es Hoe, de Cuba, PRoviDENC Jv Yo k, Rondout; Arr 1 Jay, Baker, Phil and NVore rratthe moud—June 15, ster, Ogden, an Preble, Bos.on for West Inme: ‘ork; ‘ork. Lingo, NY: Cl Marianne, ( Howard Dou; mann, aod Saow Cubs, Jane 21a port, Alice, Colby, for Chayp, for Boston, des G . NYork, do, and others Eastrort, June or, "Treworge, do, Camper, Stine Fuannron let. Fornheir; Competent Sid Wm Hart, ‘Gandy, Phitadstpat son, Buck, Phi'ade! NJ; Rhede Islond, H Proof Glass, Blyd Face River, Jone ‘5 lenry Brown, Li nt, We ‘nd Columbia, Denn ae," Nichol iz beth, ‘Beasto Sinattey, C Norris Stanley, Cape, beth, Remington, Havana; Jos i Potts, Conver’, Newa B Se Larkin, Churbuck; Altamaha, Lung; Ce Ur ind Fame, Crowell, Boston; America, Suiners, F xipgton, Young, and N Biddl Ni Philadelphia and ‘Thames, Sawyer id Chas Thompso: a Battimose, Jone 19—Are Mar Old Point yesterday, for ord: 19th, Margaret, evn: Ids, Bi . Pamypli ith, Wheeler, B Savannan, Juae 16—Cld Oceola, Brown. Provider’ Ta nn, Liverpool: ‘Lhen Rumney, Cowes, plond, of aut for NYork, 5; Cordelia, Frecian, Hamburg, do; Aurora, Chise, tome Ports, —Sid Gov Rebtins, Keene, Barbadoes; jadelphia, Sid Kobt Brace, Closson, NYork; Puivey- 10—Arr Cordelia, Pen’leton, NYork. ane Ar: Spartin, Baltimcre. Sid George, woe. 15~ Arr St Patrick, Dyer, NYork. Cid Ontarto, Hart O—Arr Clara, Bik ditin, Hinekley, N York. Win Penn, Sanford, Albany. + June 16—Arr Washington, Shankland, ‘Tri- 1 June 17-—Are Marion, Herriman, Charleston ott. Kappahanuock; Adam+, Nickerson, Young, and Ariel, E. wargaret, Fame. Spelman, Albany Gen Warren, Ray,Charlesion; Rithd Thoiny- Sid 'T Gibbs, Balti nore; John ; Robt Morri’, Berk'ew, Morris River, lew York, Munro; Empue, Dayton, ar, NY) NYork. ‘Arc Excel, Donning, Fall Miver for adel Bristow, Juve 15—Ar Excel, Fall River for NYork. Sid Diadem, NYo k 19—Arr_ Mohawk, Clark, Hartford; Black Sli i, Nickersou, oud ‘Oliver, wa, Fall River. Fisher, Boston Robt Wala, Scars: x t Bv'awore, Ehindge, ‘eyor, Hovt, NLendon; The Ludlem, Providence; D: le, Walton Reading Railroad W! ‘orks Island; 6: ‘axhinglon, Sherer, Kellar, Thom: ier, De Fame, Crowell, Boston; 17:h, Henry Brown, Scotehbum, Ellis, NYork. B.em) Wieting, Bremen, 17=Sld Lafayette, Wicchester, Boston; 1 17—Arr Empire, Powell, N¥ork: Cathar ileox, Liveomb, do. In Hompton Roads, Margaret Forb Prescott, for Rotterdam, and Princeton, for Cowes, from Jam River. "The Archibald Gracie, Kice, fm NOslea’'s. touched at and proceeded to NYovk. Arr on. put ia to land U S seamen; man, Elizbeihport. ; 3, June'13—Arr Mareit, Smith, Boston; Fulford, and Star, Williams, N York. ton. 3 Ely, Sid El Whitney, Harding, Liverpool; glass, (Br) Oglevy, do; GB Lamar, Sanne- » Snow, N York. Port Lox, June 7—Air Mary Hammond, Norwood, New York via Key West. In port 10cn, Souther, Lomubard, Idg for Boston and NYork; Van Buren, Bareocl, for Boston. Approntices wanted imme- E. F. BRIGHAM, 1° Maiden Lane. A ® person com 18 Stee. education. Add short distance from the city, few boys iu a plainKoghiah ce, W ni h terms, BoAnoina their Wiv. and board, by al A few Single Gentlemen, or Gentiemen and an be xccommodated with pleasant rooms ving at 51 Vesey street. m30 lin*r B _ma7 mr OARDING—A family ot two can be modated with board at Newark, N. one of the most deligivtful the stopaing place of th 5 Wor further information apply at No. 27 Maiden Lane. handsomely accom J. ‘The situation 1s the place, and buta few steps from cars the ré NTLEME: location, within Tine Ferries. Reference exc ALEW GEN ly, at 204 Fulton modated on th ANDS' tea References m2 Im eod' commodated wich board in Sry. dated with yood board and pli RTME! ston ate to Broadway.—To let, to gentlemen, with break’ Nand their wives, or gentlemen ean be rable and Span t Fulton and Catha- rooklyp, L. 1. je20 cou2w*r ady habits can be accommo want rooms in a private fami y boaders can be accom- afew minntes walk of the No. £0 Adams stree anged TLEMEN of street. Also, ale’ ¢ ost reasonable term. A paslor and bedroom to let, with or without bonrd hee clese NTS in Houst t ane required, Address, box 208 Park Post office. tec barat m2i-1mee ANDSOME APART MENTS, Broadway. to let, to gentlemen, with full board, ifrequired: required. Niblo’s Garden, or at the house, 411 Houston street. Ta Houston street, hear breakfast and tea, or ‘Enquire at’ the eference: (0 LET —Splendid farze rooms) well furnished, for Single Gentlemen, with bieakfast and tea. Enquire at 82 Wal- AUCTION SALE MEL THOMAS BEL). Anen BY BELL & HOWsn senereg Noe. lave a LIA ” tow serect, A At ‘0% o'clock, Toen. Large sale of elegsnt fur iture, the eutire fienitnre wa con tleman gomg to Fw ope, comprising a fine Assortinenc + cles in the housekeeving pd furnishing line. Also. the same time, the stock of a aecond-taae furniture dealer giving up businens. At lig 0% nter—Kour THURSDAY Pawabroker ln At 10% o'elock, ta the sates roe A brge and s:levdid assortment of valuable rold and silver watches, jewellery, silver an) vlited ware, fanev articina So &e., by order of Exther Levy, having been tledged over one year. Also, at 1136 o’eloe! Assigntes, 7s, lend: At 1034 0% lork preciseyy. 4 Piano fortes, by cetaprmed makers. in the Fulton street store by order of ‘wood and mahegany Fin ,ortes FRIDAY. Large sale of leg riable dry noods. 0 hoster, clot tuspenters, trimm*nus, French nud Senglish cloth, bd vestiogs, sumer cloths, linens, driliings, shirts, & Also, in continuation, ‘he best selection this season from the eateusive stock of a wholerale and retail dry go 2a store, clos ¢ order of the assignees, © ne aupertine (1 At 173g o'clock, in the siles root. Large sud solendid sale of elegant taraitere, by eataloona, Comprising the entire elegant woniturs of a Taamily 4 up house keeping, meludivg almcst every articte desirable and ink. large stock of superior city made cabwet oder Also, sawe tin furniu e, abl in fir i “Friday, 234 Juse. at halt 5 Rroadway, Gothic Hall BY ( JOTION NO@it lock, et the store t very he bes ela ing wardrobes, book eases marbe top ceptve tables, elegant sofas, 94 ad disaus, card tables, toa and breakfast mahovnuy aan ‘reneh malc~ ies, parlor Biny © ai rockers, nurse and sewing chavs. clegant dressing bureaus, marble top washstonds, Freuch bedsteads, &e. Als», an in- voice of Sishes, wine ‘ory handie cutlery, tumble: hes, tea and'd reagy ihe diy TICK—50 Pots Omamental Pints i this morring, at '1 o'clock, at 151 way, Very extensive collection of Plants of almost every va nety. In the lot is about 10 pots of spleadi nation Pinks, ke. Dealers and others may find it to tneir interest to attend this ig A Dasitive Ore. 2 wale, by jan em SON IMBLAND, &e, whieh t by the steam COLUM- ling from Bos on on the ist Ju Visiting OF remitting money to any ie old euptry, can at all times c tain from the subscribers Drafts ats ght for aay amount drawn direct on the Hoyal Bank of Ireland, aise on ch: old establish- ed banking house of Messrs. Prescot , Grote, Aimes & Co. of London, which are paid free of discount, or any chirge what ever, ine very provioce and county, besides all the inland towne throdghout Kvgiand, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, thereby an- swering the same purpose as Bank of England and Ireland notes. Apo to, or address, if bv letter, post paid. to ROCHE, BROTHERS & CO, 35 Fulton street, itr next door fo the Fulton Ba FOR ALBANY, TROY, and Intermediate Places —The stermboat SWALLOW, Capt. A. McLean, will leave the foot of ou. Jnue 2lat, ath o'clock. J21 ler MORNING LINE—FOR ALBANY, TROY, and Intermediate Londings —Fiom the foot of Barclay street. ‘Low Pressnre Steamboat EMPIRE, Capt. 8. R. Roe, on.this, Wednesdry morning at 7 o'clock. ‘ ‘ Nott'e.—All Goods, Freight, Baggage. Bauk Bills, Specie, orany other kind of Property, taken, snioped, or put on board the Boats of this Line. must be at the risk’of the owners of such Goods. Freight, Bregage, ke. 20° GRAND Excursion to the Fishing Banks, every Tuesday, ‘Churtday and Friday morn: ings during the'senson, landing at Fort Ham- ilton each w Fare 50 cen's for the exe nm. The steam- Steen Gould, will eommenes her regular Sth, from the pier foot of fe arter past 8; Canal st, seat past 8; 1, Ba 9; Catbenue Ferry, Brooklyn, at 9; foot of Pike st quarter past 9; an! Pier No, 1, Battery, at halt past 9 o'clock for the Fishing Banks off Sandy Hook. A band of m engaged. Refreshments on hoard | Extra bait furnished gratis. The celebrated fisherman, Capt, Peacock, wi iM Im*ec engaged NEW YORK e BOSTON SOUND PILOT. QWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot, o: takes charge ns master snd pilot of vessels bound to New Bedford, Nantnck=t Shoals, Boston, Portsiaouth, Portland, Kenuebeck andOTHEK PORTS east of New York. "Office at Frye & Shaw's. 222 Woter street cn jeckman. Reference toa wumper of Merchants, and lusuravee Compenies in this eity,, Buston, and mio FOR LONDON. ~Kegular Packet of the Ist July. The splentid prcket ship VICTORIA, Capt. Mor- gan, wil i! as above, her lar day. javing Very superior accommodn for exdin, 2nd cabin, and stecrege pa make early app! NCHS, POrsOns Wi ion to JOSEPH MeMURRAY, 1(0 Pine street, comer of South. 1 for their friends, can have thera ip, OF aay of the regalar oackets, by ir Persons wishing to bronght out by the aboy for sale cheap. 190 2w ec Apply to sti 58 Lumber strect, $2 office, a the pocket book Office. sundry inemor ‘The above reward REWARD—Lost or stolen, supposed at the lower post et 06 in bank notes, d pape: ‘upon the return to the owner of addrested to box 709 Lower Post j20 3t"r pocket dum! L& "| tide="! Modern characters TT K- C1815.” tus Noves, No. 3 On Friday lest, » Gold Badge of th of Rutgers Peithesss College, having em To nav meeccoprav? @® in centre, and on the other the "The finder will be liberally rewarded by returning the same to CHARLES ¥§. GROESBEXCK, at the cffice of Wm Cur 1 Wall st. 520 2t*r | at Judd's wi please attend to the Te: j2tr ARQUE GENESEE, from New Orleans, foot of Wall stre-t_ yt of their goods imine hal ker street, near Broadway. ____jed im@ee_ | Applying as ahove, (if by letter, post paid ILBURY FOR SALE—A superior London made Tilba- LONDON LINE. OF PACKET3—Packet of the Ty, has ram but two years, andis new pail :t July the splendid, stsailing preket ship IULOMTA, Capt & above, her regula ; ‘Having superior accommodations for ea! ap, Wiul sail positively 9, second cabin and steerage pusengers, for parsage early application should be made on board, or (0 W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, jate 43 Pec Sti cor South at. NEW ORLEANS—LOUISIANA AND ORK LINW—Reenlar Packet—The fast ip OCONKE, Capt Jackson, will ve diate despatch. For freict or passage, having handsome furnished accor modations, sprly om hoard, st Orleans whart, foot of Wall fe te A &. K. COLLINS & LO. eee oo iopers taayrely upotheving their goods correctly measur edvand that the shia of tis line will saul punetnally oa erver ee wo that effect will be given avd felitled "Che packet aio . Will eucceed the Ovonee. i2l ACKET SH by this ahip will a!» axe not of Wall at Jeans whay 1P ROSC fron Livespoolm theie peiunits on b eu! All goods not permitted m five days will be sent to the public ir stores. 2 D 515 2:0 wim* re R. HOUSTON, De Kooms in Park Plice, has weiurned to New York. 4) from Broadway, in sive, A CERTAIN jis eer sol» by alr Carroll's Me ciline inwnensa, 3, 25 Courtlanar atx CURE for tie ated Vap.tte Bai AT, LARD, BACON, &e— ¥MP, WHEAT R H' 69 Bales Missourt Dew aud Water rotted Hemp, 4 Barrels Prime ois Wheat. 180 Sacks do do do 4t Barrels Prime Leaf Lard. 42) Kees do do do 9 Hinds Bycon. 3 Caska Beeswax. es Landing from barque Genease, from New: Orleans, K. COLLINS & £6 South street. SESSES ms ne for minst, with far, onda eqnired it has London, and for Jett 1m wy*r HORN’S. T COMPOUND EXTRACT OF COPAIBA AND SAKSA CA RIEL ‘enjoyed by any other al diveases, and which afow mivavteges Di cure of al u anentighteced public, render it assuredly highiy dea.deraimm long sought forin the medical pa ant world, 'It needs no confinement nor chauge of diet. In its ap- proved form, that ofa paste, it nn anplensant senantion to It ntirely tastelear, aud causes a 0 pa‘ient. the usmos: fame in almost every part of been eximned, approved of, atd sanctioned by ty of medi nent of the profes and recommended by the most emi- H store No. 36 did exsorim: 1N' Also, M short not MANUFA: of New York aal its vicii Broadway, where they ot GES, GIMP, CORDS, TASSELS AND TRIMMINGS. tary garment Is of the above line may be made to order at Ee. PORTE! Dariealede dhe Indies that he has jast opened a an find a large and splen- Fs ich as Eprulettes, Belts. &c., 36203 C. _ There probabl i's apphention than the Chemical Whale Oil Soap sitanes will it fail perieneed i the attack of i this diffientty Also may be a! extermmuation of re‘urn of them, as heretofore by e1 ent cf the sime wi roaches, cles, such a1 line of Vi, capatiles, and autpha. te et powders, Brew. Bris drugs, i 2tawlmis* ie which is very simple in count of ite cheapness baros, gardens, &e., ‘The Bed Bog Poison ix inti a Will wost effectually destro ths directions, -" warraa ed ratsand mice, and pc t ! prison, such as corosi c., are all effectnall ‘a general aseorsment ol driod potash. iodine sactate of tron, sal) ative, anit hate of cadmenne, oxide ofsil pero 0° iron, plating sweet spirits mitre, Granville’ i's’ aarsaparilly, together wi &e , all of wh ch are for sale valied Chemica’ Frepai ‘ound Chemical Whate C ly never wis no aompound more effectual in La no ine , When properly applied, of aecomplishiug the jad fertility heretofore ex of the Soap, and ow a6 ‘ te binned the celebrated Poisons for the total all descriptions of vermin infesting houses, ible and by 9 proper applica- th id prevent a hundies on, When administered according to to drive from esses advants rou, ithout the least rare chet logweod,. stash, white iron, do. wereury, Is and dyers’ arti- do tanuen’ alls, hy ) auuret of potas bronzes, sador of s0 la, a lotion, acevic. ehione hes, seidiitz and sods ‘d soda water, b Da LEWIs PEUCHT WANGER. 2 Wail street. W 160 Division can ous to purel YOLMAN J phia? 200 pit 0 Also on hand= ri ether with a for sale by "rT M, WILD, Manafeeturer and Imposter of Cutlery, No. Deanciful assortmest of one, two, three and with a variety of other goods. . - As Mr. W.superintends the maunfacturing of his ommend them t> be equal in the eity, LONDON MUSTARD, per smp Phiadei 200 kegs second ting Papers-20Xt2 26X37 2X9 MXM WX 24X29 CUTLERY street, offers to the trade, cheap for exsh, a four blade knives, gods, he to the best mapafretared cowitry dea'ers would do well to call here mai lin MAYOR'S OFFICE, Cran. 8. ©, Jane 10, 18°39 TO RENT FOK AT F YEARS, OK FOR SALE, ‘That large ‘and commodious establishment known ns the Charleston Hotel, sitvate in a central partof the city, Adjoming the extens: Hot! street; north on feet by avout 175 fest deep. Jour stor: 112 dining to" ing room, office: nd a barber's re frout ofthe Hotel is embellished with a specious two story colionade. 4 ‘Terms of sole will be, a credit extending over a period of at least 8 years, and conformaply 9 the of Loan proved secaiity addressed (0 the the 15th Jaly ne N.B—The foilowi pnd Counar & Engu United States Gaze J. SCHNIERLE, Meyor newspanert: the New’ York Herald ‘he Beston Con irr; the Philadelphia {the B re American; the New the Mobile Register and Sovroal wul insert the peuous place once a Week uatil the )5ih proxi a their agcousts fur payment to Courier office. Orleans Be above ina mo, nnd forw: 321 tojylde scone ge wi TO LET —Toe ucper parc of a moder, three story fra house, with the back room on first story, to'a sinol! Ken- tee! tamily, with privilege of cellar, craton water, &c. Freeted ina nt tneighborheod, and wihra tir walk of the C geutieman, wife nul two ehildre aa y Hill. The present recopants eo ind having more r90m then ‘The rent will be necessary, eto u moderate. rpartidulars, address by note at this of fice to H. which wil be attended to. J21 Swe FLORICUL CURE.—For sale, the large Consery.- Bhs, with ali the exteusive apparatus attached thereto, at the warden, (late Mr. Perry’s,) Henry at, Brocklyn. For farther parnentars apply to ‘ W. RUSSELL, Florist, on the premises. W. Rasee!l has also f uperd collec: tion of fine healthy Pua niums, poi as, ez lings, rhodod « * rongnolivs. honeystel a ats and roves. Bouqnors beautifully made up to order Ail orders for the cistes of New York and Brooklyn, delivered irce of charge, ‘and paneiual’y attended to. i2wer ope BLO'SIGAR DEN, NED FO bakes ON Direesor™ Mr JOHN SEVTON ECA WH DNESDAY, sui 2ist, van Nigh of sh Ope of the POSTILLION NJUM ‘ sees nLION OF LONJUMEAU. M’ a SSLL 8 in NARD, MONS. OTERNON, i} ape The Chorusses wilt be by the whole of the Freuch v, The performance to come th the Quiginal Ow Mille Lagter | Chapeten, M. Bernard | Marquis Nights of the Fr Fridays ant Satardaj Nights of the Ki M_ Lecourt M. Mathiew ch Comjmny—Vondars, Wednesdays, Madeline, Bijou nadaye and ‘Pharsdays, tou Will Lpyear (F™ A strict Hi be in attendance ait great care taken to prevent the admission of improper persons. ‘Tickets Fifty C Mav be had at the Jardon during “A limited number of fers0n be a THIS EVENING, will COUNTHY—Keuben Glenror, Mr wih MERCHANT OF VENICE—thyiock, Mr Booth; be performed, TOWN AND Booth. To conclade r Di Antonio Bs O06 ota, iallery, Jioors open at 7, tn YHRA ~ 1ON OF PRICES sed Piers 25; Kit 12% cents, HAM CHAT REDU |» STRANGER Mrs Haller,Mre To comclade with the Meinotte, J Wallaek; Cob t 8 o'lock preeisely. AIC NOnte es, CH, PROVES ORS 136 rents, Do's oven at half paat 7. Performances to commence at 8 0°C'0tm, THIS EVENING, June 21, the verfdrmance will comme: c# wid FLYING VAULTING. sor ie ao, BY tha numerous T'zoop of Volui Comie Song, str Lathrop. Masts Washityton rw the Hightond Rove, Su'l Vaulting and Pyramids by MeRarland and the eorepiny Litue Glenroy will ride a magni%cent horse act Grant Classic Bx and ney tthe Camanche Warner, nuteamalter when YR Tntermission nts CUPID & " bere will di m every possible artitude of Corpor: Torconctade with n splendid paresne GRECIAN WN'TREE. i rian Director, Mr. Cadwallader. Clown, J, Gossin. PRALE'S SKEW VOR K mugs: AND PICTURK GALLERY Bronuway, ity Pail. ADMISSION’ ONLY-ON ” Mr. H. BENNET ‘The following nerformers MrDEVAROK, whosilt rive Ear aa cu Se area his nach admireo imitations Hamblin, Ke, aud also in EL. of Kean, Kemble, Worrest, Booth, tredace some humorous sketches: Mr 3 BROUWER, the celebrated comic ster Miss ADALIC the mnch admired Songstrere. Miss BLANCHARD, the Grecian Jugglereas. ana splen 4id performer on the musical ginsrer LA PETITE CERETO, the Dauseose. Entertrinment on Saturday alternoon at three o'clock venwg Performances in the Lecture Koom to commmence aquarter past 8 o'clock. AMERICAN MUSHUE, ; AND ARIAL GARDEN. Opening of the Garden ou the rool of the Museum. afrordinr afine view of the bay, rivers, adjacent towns, aid the. most Cool and delightful promenade in the world: Croton Water is ranning fres rach story Of the Me: ‘A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FOUNTAIN With more thin i0ojets, lias been esected = BALOON ASCENSIONS throughout the dav. ana ;FIRE- WOKKS in the evening Mr. HARRINGTON. tne! Great Ventrloquist in engoged, Alto, Sur FRAN Disco, e renowned ltalran Pantocel HERMAN, and La Petite Cen, Ses Gn te first of July will bs opeued 2 new and sencious Hall, coutninini: articles o/ trade, manutactnre. the mres, rou mere ecards of business, Mechanic Iusticuces, obiain circtilnrs and terms imm« Price of admission 23 cents. jelte ONCERT OF VOCAL AND MUSIC —Mrs. HARD WICK res) h BS ‘and Magician, proprietor of | th eddiatery. Children under ten nalf price. INSTHUMENTAL fi to arance betore a New York antienes, on “Tm queen of n, (sity band,” cotposed by the celebrated ** Northern’ Ketravn. the y George P. Morris, Erq., the music by Chas. E Horn. dis only three vears old, ands prouoanesa uy the rs, to be the greatest masical genius of this or the ‘Hardwick has also the pleasure cf by all the leading profes sisted the kindest manner given thei will vein ble sarvi uneed. Mr H.C. Timm will nduetor Mr. George Loder. ckets 50 cents each ; children under 12 vears 25 cents cone Pay oh re had atthe vorious’ music stores. Full partieni ture advertisements. ARCH STREET PH THE TH ing for THEATRE, (PHTLADEL- BOARD oF Aunt TROP THE ARCH STREE’ y AGES LU Tv EATRE, Phil phia, are prppared to leave the puild- 1@ Season of 1913 44, or a longer period, to an enterpri upon very lives dressed ** lelphia,” leicat 59 Market, or with . Will be attended to, Ht Theatre, Ph comer of Ath a Town atreet ents of the Arch rtreet t street at thee We fodreade Ivo. 100 SE: Parabens jols mes SINGING MADAM SUrTON, having arran tan to ity the beginmug of August, purposes ree papils anal that tme,to give finisling leasaue ia the ltali beh. nnd uglish 3 us! bw Bordoem and ist masters ia Hurope, increasing the streusan and compass With astonishing rapidity. 7 ils wil nave the advautage tof her sioging with them, which can be parsued by masters aioe, who have been 4 Bt singers. aan de- trons of availing thewaelyes of Neda Suttons limited stay, aay aaee-tain torre, e., by application at 77 Chambers streets from 9 o'clock till 2. m20 mr style of Singing Her method in that pun Vaecai, the frst maste rope, inetea FIRE WORKS, ISAAC EDGE, JR., PYROTECHNIST. HE most extersive, veried, and brilliant .exhibitional Works ever mapnfretured in this or any other country, now ready for delivery on the lowest terms, in lots to suit com- ittees and parties fur the celebration of Fourth of July, at the nited States Labor Jerse: le n ith J G edinte attention. ered to any part of the city free of expense. LO’S GARDEN.—Brilliant Fire ciption, Sdyes manufaeture, ey ro- a‘ ‘ing o€ splendid set pieces, vied fires. wheels, rockets, mines, Chinese flsers, triaugniar ‘wheel marke? prices, and « liberal large orders Mr. ¥ » well known ay one of the first cyrovechniate this country thet aay commen: is deemed thaa to state tha. they have been rot ep Tebrate the cu haskealiy parties Withiow fo ee J aaniversary, aoa wa he ta, of, ior of the nest kinds. "tens ‘NIBLO & DUNLAP, iat 976 Broadway. LLEKS AND HOUB: Preservers—! ich can be di in as many secoud ber and barre! ar o apart, like some » construction is very imple bey ean be drawn from the pocket and ased with one h dy withont the fora of a moment i revellers, honse and store keepers, captains, planters, pablic officers, aod others, they are aa Tidtiyeuaable article, as esand property if attacked by many perros. they can protect thei If Planters would arm_ themselves with this weapon, they would have no cause to fear the insurrection of their slat ‘The pnolic are invited to examioe the saine, as thetr simpli- city, being warranted not to get ont of order, and therr, 4 safety, will certainly reeommend them overall others. Whole retail. 126 Im eed intee between Wall and Pi J. G. BOLEN, 104 Broadway, ts, A ¥IRST HATE HORSE FOR SALE—A tBargai—A very superior large bay hc ction and perfectly ingle and do hituess aduirsbly calealated for a one hors coael or asa mateh horse The owner parts with him from un bitin ely as he has discoatiuned keeping a horse. $100 eighteen mouths ago aud will he solu a great Heyquire at the Livery Stable No. 250 Wooster street,corm Wooster and Fourth ate and Washington Square. STRAY #1) —On Sunday |v Hote}, a ‘ail blooded New F. months old, answering to the nv me of tine teet white, left foot spotted, black and white on the eud Of the til, rope colle, Whoover ‘will bring the said dog or vive any information to the owner wil: be liberally rewarded, at 6! Brontwa-, or 392 City Hell Ploee; and wi di the said dog after the wid notices wisl be dealt to law. G He cost from the 8t. George “DICAL AID. DE, GLOVER. apprises. those who desite to eousule » phy- cian of recular medical acquirements end practical ec qnirements aud practical at he wiil be fouad at Kis of any hou: ia ning. The Doctor his been engaged 1 an office practice for the fast 14 years ia this eity—is the auchorf several (re? tives apon (hogs diseases ilint have engsged his attention daring thactme. ‘The reeeut die- coveries in chemisiry has pat iuto his hands some bew remedies Which are very quick 1n pert e jicines are put ap in atSi, with ali nec 14 directions, mall book symptoms, treatment ard eure. Uflives in No. 2 Ann + fourth door ivite entrance from the Maseam, lamp at inne: jai ittea VONDERSMITH’S INDIAN COUGH BALM, medy for consumption of thangs i nity ef breathing, pain in the raene best and most ne for coughs end colds they have ev used. ‘The tollewing ceitifieates sre from the most respeetable physi- civna ia the erty of Philadelphia Dean Sra: We feel warqni 1 pleasure in the opportunity approdatory oj ry opinion of your jeces) we have ever ‘ebtsloed e need your wedicine in wp rag all stage? of diseases, from ndvanced phihisis, aud. have Ta lief. "We recommend. it cheerfe! cheat a lag ve acted. artcularly Th consumption, with serofuloas disshisis. For ehronie cot pain in the ahest, spitting ef blood, &e., we have no hesitation In tronouscing your medicine uarivailed. nen moet renvertfaly, WASHINGTON ATT! WILLIAM Bi LEVI LEON Handreds of other cert! es of the propr stor. eare § Of te proprietor written upon the lal ata 7 Prepared and sold oaly by E. W. VONDERSMITH, So'e Proprietor, No. 161 Greenw ch street, N.Y. Ny fonad immedia’e in all exses where the chest Je10 2weod is*m DOCTOR BELL. DOG TOR BELL devotes his personel ion (dusty, ws tl 10 P.M.) to the removal of private diseases in every stage. Ail maeriog under protracted cases, aggravated or ap- successfully treated by inexperienced or pretended pract era—thor « ‘aboring under the destmnetive effects of merc ury 07 and all who suspect the rernaine of disease ‘syavem, may consalt Dr. B. always with a gan mariage, Who have been the sub may cousilt Dr. Bell with honorable t-paid letters, describing the ease of peisons at ave his promptattention J treatment never exposes (0 suspicion, and is well known to Le safe and perma coe Private officess7 CEDAR STREET, two Broad way. Varking jn th antee of a cure. Persons f deli contemplating ji inease: doors fron: j2t ime HE TRUE EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA from 21 Courtland steet is gainmng a popularity sore koown, in feet it 1s sold at a reason: o ax good materisly as any other. One most scepti To had only as ab: 4 ner dozen. pa fine is Lead is Alam genertl assortment DW icp eey wrapping The Auntversary ob, 88, bottle E—Weduesiay, ti Sorph NOPE the birth-day of tie commemorative of his ‘efomed Dutch Church, ia q Staten Island, at 120°elvek, by the Rev F ‘The eitizensof New York who way dress on that _ocevsion, sed ry of the late Gove hell aock and stacen A. M.toT!. M. t, bow e. MEDICAL—NO PUFF. RJ. EVANS has removed bis Old @ pensary to 100 Co tham, coonnacs hie fe ner to nit a, acorns Mi csatins. He wishes t brow. tot be hay wothivg, fo Jo with -a7 offe in eis ious 4 Hip charses ore merrio of medicine the cure of one species of disease forgi_and particularly attends co gleet and strictures. Jil lee a THE WooDcUUK. OBERT SINCLAIR respectiully informs Lis teeeds and ihe public, (hat he hes opened the honae No, street, Cone door eart ‘rom Brondway “shales.” He will be prapared 10 fw os.are usually served up at such e+tablish: ‘The Ales. Wines, Liquors, Segars, will no? suffer by compe.isan with any ip the pablie (whose patronage he solvents) must be the N.B 's celebrated Verbena Shavi