The New York Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1843, Page 3

BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Se ee Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday. $8000 Cincinati Water Works, 89}; $2000 Schuylkill Navi 6's 1885, 20 sbares be spece gag Me- char mk. 15; 42 do Schuylkill Bank, 6f; $1000 > cosptronia 6° 1965, 43}; 4 shares ja a Bank, "141; $1500 Lehigh Mortgage 6's, 60; $500 do do 61; $300 AE teed 1813, 03} Arter Boann.— $3500 Pennsylvania 5’, 1835, 46}; 10 shares Mechan Banik, NO 5 to Reading RR 16; $660 Lehigh Mortgage 6's, 60; $2000 Pennsylvania 5's, 1895, flat, 46; $1009 do, 1863, 484; $2000 Tennaeee 6's, May 2, November, 78}. " LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. Purtapenruta, June 21—Arr Pailas, Blanchat Herald, Gosdwin, Newburynorty WL Parker town, Ot. jamaica; New and ea in ooh vista “Fader, Sieward, , Gotham, Bermuda; fea ota eh sues (Be) Dieveks, t 1 da. ‘Sid Pas ‘anet, Bath, Susan Taylor Grindel Bremen, yard Mt Avexanpusa. Ju te THE UN! ‘ALLED TONIC MIXTURE FOR the permanent cure of all the pies, forms of Dyspepsia. This universally admired mixture, being pleasant to the taste and smell, gently astringes the fibres of the stomach, and gives the proper tensity which a good digestion re- quires. As nothing can be better adaj to help and nourish the constitution ‘so there is a ‘ing more gene- gaily Scena w edged. to peal ious in all inward wastings, lors ‘of appetit geaion, , depression of spirits, trembling, or shaking of the limbs, shortness of h, or consumptive habits. In all nervous disorders from Whatever cause arising, its eflect is truly wonderful, and all that tram of sinkings, anxieties and tremors, which s dreadtully affect the weak, the sedentary, and the delicate, wil short time be succeeded by cheer- fulness and every presege of heaith. Sold in large bottles, $2 each. In small bottles, $1 each, In cases containing half adozen, $5, carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union, Principal Offi aoe sti ag gloome oft i i inci .ce and Consultin; ms of the Col eo of Medicine and Fharmacy, 07 OT Neh serect . oer O1L OF TANNIN.—’ ‘This great leather restorer rapidly gains still greater favor as it becomes more ex- tensively known. Noone who has a harness should fail to apply, as it keeps it pliable and will not crack or blis- ter. Its cffeots are just th me on carriage tops, and rendera boots aga shoes entirely Impervious to water. To be had by the gallon or single bottle only at 21 Courtiandt street. 0G- NO WONDER IT GOFS.—The Balm of Eden is presented to the citizens of New York, Boston and Phi- ladelphia by one of the first ladies in this ‘city, who pledg- es her sacred honor that what the advertisements state is true. The warrents it to remove freckles, tan, and many other defects of the skin. Soldat 357 Broadway. Price 50 cents and $1 per bottle. =. JAYNE’S CELEBRATED HAIR TONIC and Expectorant sold wholesale and retail at 357 Broad- way. OG TO ALL THE WORLD.FACTS NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN.—Captain Newton, Albany, states a ,afriend of his, at Kinderhook, scalded her foot so vad 'y that for six weeks medical skill availed not to alla but pain and inflammation increased, till amputation wi Considered necessary. He sent her’some of tho Mogicel Pain Extractor, which stopped the pain and cured her im- mediately. Also, says his wife had Salt Rheum, which it cured, and tha ive Was confined to her bed three months with Inflammatory Rheumatism, which it reliev- ed, so that she could walk from her house the third day. I certify, that independent of the efficacy of Dalley’s Ointment, which T experienced mysciin the case of se vere burns, which it instautaneously relieved by one ap- Pa only—that I recommended it to Rofus elsh, proprietor of New York Circus, whose feet were swollen from Gout or Rheumatism, and by which he was enabled to draw on his boots and aitend to his usual busi. i es Thave known it applied, ertisements,) and cannot Suppose that its extraordin: ry irtues are overrated. THOS. HANDG COCK, 496 Pearl at, N. Y. Refer for Broken Breast and Sore Nipples—Mrs. Saml. Hamilton, No. 8 Broad street; Mrs. Bray and Moore, Fa- yette street, &c., Albany; Mrs. Browd, Hudson, and scores of like sufferers. ‘This is to certify that my wile was for weeks very much agonized with her breast rising in two places, which was lanced twice and broken twice. She was rendered so weak by pain and inflammation, that we were compelled to keep watchers with her continually. Nothing applied, even by the doctors, gavo her any relief, but by usin Dalley’s Magieal Pain Extractor, soon gave her ease an rest, and in about a week cured it completely. My instep was also much galled, become very painful, and 3 I anointed it only tries, which alse SAMUEL HAMILTON, Mason, 8 Broad street, Albany. January 8, 1842, Buoxen Barast.—For nearly @ year! had as shocking a broken breast as was ever seen, swollen sixtimes as large 8s common, even extending under the arms, hard, inflamed, with five large ulcers discharging putrid mat: ter for weeks at a time. I was racked in agony, never supposing it could be cured, for every medicine tried was , until I apphoed Dalley’s Pain Extractor, which ie at once, in eight days reduced it to its natur- led every wound and completely cured me All pe Hoy will find this their friend; no breast can break orremain 0, if broken, = this is Y GRA Albany, March 26, 1a The wile of James Ryan ‘Jays this salve saved her life, e was most dead with a broken breast. Call there hear the whole particulars. Leok out for counterfeits. ‘To be found only at 21 Cort- land street. SHERMAN’S MEDICATED LOZENGES have obtained a reputation beyond every. other article offered to the sick, for the simple reason that they are no hum- bug. They are what they purport to be, and nothing else, Many have the idea that they are simply sugar fia. vored to the taste, but the multitudes who have been re- lieved during the week past can tell another story. The; are like a charm, and require no puffing er flaming yertisements to induce people to buy them ; they speak for themselves, and whoever uses them once is sure to come again when his necessities require. Have you In- fluenza, come and_beoured. Do you cough hard, come and buy a box of Cough Lozenges, and find in them im- mediate relief, Have you a pain in the chest or back, get Bherman’s Poor Man’s Plaster, put it on‘ and it will cute youup. Dr. Sherman’s Warehouse is No. 106 Na- saust. Agents—110 Broadway; 10 Astor House ; Cod. dington. 227 Hudson street ; 188 Bowery ; 77 East Broad. way, and 86 William st. QG@- THE PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIXTURE, for the radical cure of primary aod secondary syphilis. This mixture is confidently recommended be the Coll of Medicine and Pharmacy of the ity of New York, as the most powerful alterative at ‘present known ;' it is the only remedy now used in the hospitals of Europe for thore “aistresaing maladies, and bas entirely superseded all preparations of mercury, which have been known in many Cases to do more injury than benefit Sold in large bottles, $2 each; in small ditto, $1; in cases containimg half a'dozen, $6, carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Office and consulting rooms of the College of Medicine and Phi y, 97 Nassau street. resent. , 28 Pine street. MONEY MARKET, Wednesday, June 21—6 P. M. The stock market is affected by the prevailing epide- mic, Ithas entirely lost its vivacity, and prices are gra- dually giving way. There seemsto be a difference of opinion in relation to the position of the foreign market, for American stocks. The “bear” party contend that the prices carried out by the packet ofthe Ist June, when the fover was at its height, will induce stocks to return for sale in large amounts; and that the popular feeling abroad is such as to prevent large houses, even if so dis- posed, from taking the new loan, at least for the present, in which case the payment of the Treasury notes will cause no addition to the amount of money seeking invest- ment. Onthe other hand, it is contended that experi- ence has uriformly shown, that people will not sell in a rising market, nor buy in a falling one. That the rise in prices here will only induce foreigners to hold on, more espeGially to those stocks which continue to pay, and that the amount ef money afloat will increase while there will be no improved demand for it under the pre. sont tarift, Experience jseems to sustain this latter view. Ohio fell} ; Kentucky, $; Long Island, } ; Canton, 1; Harlem {. Atthe new board sales were less at fallen rates. ‘The citizens of Pittsburgh decided by a strong "vote on ‘Tuesday in favor of a tax of $25,000 per annum to pay the interest on a subscription to the Pittsburgh and Connels- ville Railroad Company, of $300,000 on the part of the city. Tho vote wasfor the tax 881 ; against it, 202—ma- jority in favor, 589. The French Minister of Commerce had Jaid before both Chambers, and ordered to be distributed to their mem- ‘bers, an interesting document on the trade of the Celos- tial Empire and ef IndoChina. The direct oxports of England, consisting in products of its soil and industry, tothe Indian and Chinese seas and Oceania, are set down in it at 289,000,000f, Ofthese, 30,000,000 worth of English manufactures, chiefly of cotton goods, are exported di* rectly toChina. According to that docume the ex- change trade carried on between that country and North America, the British, Dutch, and Spanish poss ssions of Indi Japan, Thibet, Tonkin, Cochin-China, Siam, Ma- nd the entire Indian Archipelago, and with Rus. ‘a Kinkhta, does not fall short of 1,000,000,000f. We have received;a report on the state of ,the treasury up to May 19, 1843, in compliance with a resolution of the House of Representatives, from which we have com- piled the following tables :— Sratement oftrus AMOUNT OF MEANS Usen To DEFRAY THE EXPENSES OF THE YOVERNMENT OVER THe ORDINARY Revenves oF THE GOVERNMENT, YEAR ENDING Manor we Internat Inter hlic aon t) 16,235,981 16,809,699 T ¢ following is a statement of the outstandiag appro - 7/374'330, 19461247 16,767,721 ‘priations onthe 4th March, 1841. and on the 4th March, 1843, together with thejamount of debt on the correspond: ing day: Appropriations y tle 9 Nationol Debs ith March, tat, oun or it t 03,395 70 ih 1043, 31,589 27,994,261 17 Increass, $3 611,725 79 $19,012,705 43 When the late administration went out of power, the outstanding appropriations were charged against them as a debt. Nothing ceuld be more unjust than such @ charge ; because the appropriations are merely votes of Congress for certain objects which it may take years to complete ; orif Congress appropriates more money than they can raise, itis not the fault of the Executive ifthe appropriations are not carried out. Yet, as the present party in power did profess to consider these appropria tions as adebt, it is most extraordinary that they should have increased them 16 per cent, or $3,611,726, at the same time that the direct debt has been increased $19,000,000, maxing $22,611,725 in two yenrs! The appropriations for the year ending March 3, 1848, were $46,393,509, being higher by 26 per cent than in any previous year, with the single exception of those years of extravogantly high pri- ¢@3, 1836 and 1889. In those years the expensive Florida war was in prosecution, and all means of transport and of supplies were enormously high. If we take those items into consideration, the appropriations for 1842.3 were greater than any since the formation of the govern- ment. During the last three years there ;has been borrowed, it appears, $39,602,307, of whieh $19,000,000 forms an nd- dition to thejnational debt. This has been formed as fol- lows :— we, mse ‘stock 12,000,000 Loan. 183, sees ‘Total, $75,628,852 $13,974,446 Ofthis amount of Treasury Notes, $7,000,000 is to be converted into stock by the Ist proximo, which will raise the stoek debt to near $21,000,000, and reduce the Trea- sury Notes to about $4,000,000, which will be attempted tobesupplanted with notes issued as currency without interest. Thero is no legal right to issue these latter notes, anda similar provision formed one of the greatest objections to the exchequer plan of the Secretary of the Treasury. Nothing ofjjbe more dangerous than the circulation of such asters ; for paper circulating without interest and inconvertible into specie is nothing better. Those who would receive them would suffer loss, a8 they would immediately fall into the hands of brokers to be bought from government creditors, and sold to government debtors. They cannot circulate as a currency. Itis the abominable extravagance of the last two years which has driven the government upen these For the first time since the last war, a stock debt has been created to meet government liabilities. The moral influence of such a state of things, is to the last degree disastrous. When the federal head of the Union presents such an example of improvidence and waste, what can be expected from the several members which are plunged over head and ears in debt? The truth is, however, that the disease which was engendered at the bottom of society, by the baneful influence of banking, has risen gradually, blighting the branches and twigs as it ascended, until the head withers and displays the inherent corruption within. The cure, to be radical, must operate in the same way. Banking inocu- lated the people with extravagance. The people were unable to pay the banks; the banks stopped, and bank. ruptcy, likea leprosy, ran through all states of society. Individuals passed under the bankrupt act; states under repudiation; and banks into liquidation. The people are now right; honesty, frugality and industry ere the order oftheday. The representatives of the people will feel their influence; corporations, states, rnd lastly, the fede- ral government, will feel the regulating and invigora- ting influence, and with returning economy, debt and corruption will be purged from the federal administra- tion. Sales at the Stock Exchange, 9000 Ohio Sixes, 1969 25 Canton Co 24 3500 do. Bx % do 24 to dea SB at & Roch RR 3s 3000 New ‘York 87s, 1058 ae 4 Harlem a Fs 3000 iitinors Bouds 3s 1 o 15 32% joo do a eto Gay 9% 25 do bis 328 3m do woo 2356 | hs Tail we i Mohtwk & Hud RR 100,30 Long Island 10st a st, 36 do feand Trust 89 50 Harlem 1% 4 i . et 1 ~ rd iis 000 Illinois Bonds, 1860. 32 New York Public Stock Kxchange. ot 0 § 000 Go: wt 1962,'b30 114 Be she sath 2 gan b30 30 58 We odo phlo 2238 3 5) do bid 31%y 50 do Mao 3 132) 2 do 52 a 10 do b30 5334 32 ee sein saw 4 rity eva 25 brit + “Roch RR His snw 32% 10 Harlem Kit 31 Second pape ‘ork. 5's,.°58, org 99 ns i Thane 60, a Breer | a. jo foo i” bio 22% State of Trae, The markets have been fairly ,active, and‘but little change. Ashes —Pots at $4 62} ; Pearls at $5 37}. Cotton—Prices } } of ‘Acent per Ib lower than last week; Upland and Floriaa at 64 a7} cents ; New Orleans 6} a ; Texas 5; Provi choker) Pork $11 50 ; prime $9 a 9 50 ; coun- ty Mess at $11 62} ; Ohio prime $8 62} a $9 ; New York State new prime $9 50 ; Western prime Beet at $6 ; pic- kled Hams 4} a 4f cents ; pickled Shoulders 3} ; smoked Sides 4% ; @nio Lard at 6} cents. Flour and Meat Western Flour at $5 37} ; Genesee $6 aha 9 374s Ohio at $6 494. Alinois $1 14 ; Northern Rye 63 cents, 69 deli- vered ; Northern Oats 23 29} cts; Corn, Maryland, at 55 cents ; Northern 55 ; Ohio, via canal, 55. Freights. Cuancestox, June 17.—For Liverpool we quote fd a 616; many shipments have been made during the week at the former rates, es ; but we heard it ass King, if the article is offered, Cotton at lent, and Tice at $80" For the Northern ports 60 a 62} cents lor Cot- ton and Rice Savanwau, June 17.—To Liverpool, § offered, 7-16 asked. Coastwise—New York, Cotton, square and round, T5c a $1 per bale; Rice 50c per cask. Boston, cotton, $f per bale. Diea. of Tetday evening, the 20th inst in the wcond year er age, AbeLe Hawkintre, youngest daughter of Mr. Adolphe, Aiker. if rdesr isla ‘On Wednesday morning, June 2st, of a lingering ill. ness, Jonw Lxncm, in the 681 year of his oge, anative. of the county of Limerick, Irelan His friends and acquaintance and those of his brother Patrick, ate respectfully invited to attond his funeral this (Thursday) evening, at four o'clock, from his late reni- dence, 20 Madison street. Latest Advices RECEIVED AT THR NEW 9 Mayagvez Maracaivo nw Prince + ronee, P. R. Para Pernambuei de Jan Tateabanes Valparaiso « Vera Croz Yucatan Zonaibar-+ 5 ~Pemengs gers Arrived, He 1venrooL— —Virw KE Begs er) Howard and fady, Sr Marcinciouin the steerage nnn Ar New Beoroan—Ship Gen seott, from Pseific Ocean— Capt Pendleton, Avis, ot New London, lost at Jate of shi ‘Two People’s Bay, New Holland, tn August, 1012 Passengers Satled. Lonpox—Packet ship Switzerland=J_ Will e MeKarlyy Geo Holt, New: an y ayes and servant, Stockhol artba; John Hose, Portsmouth, Onio is Tugtoa, Vt ‘ Junes simpson, Rie Grading. ‘Mr Hirst, Mr Vineent, jew Os Foreign Importation Liverroot— Ship Hargrave—269 tons salt Woodhall & Mine 64 caves soda 20 do ashes Braoe:t & Jenkiny=% do lime mese G Me Bride—i8 do 2 18 3 hhds rotten stone Masters, MSs & co—17 bales butfalo robes J Jewitt & sou—89 tens 0:18 Thompson. a WERPOOL—Bhip Hector=1000 stcks salt ED Harlbut Tomasco—Brig Democrat—2000 quiotals logwood J T Schu- macher. M MARITIME HERALD. | Wan: Sailing Days of the Steam Ships. i aMemICa, Jaly 13 iy A G, Westera, Horken. beruia, Gilodonta, Lact Packets te Sali. FOR LIVERPOOL, Garrick, Biddy, June % Oxtrd, Rithbone, "July Patrick Hen. y, Delano, wayt Packets to Arriv: FROM Lr Xurore, Fur Ludepedence, Nye, OM PORTSMOUT! 4. Hadson, Moore, May 7 FOR PORTSMOUTH. Toruvto, Griswold, May 10 Victoria, Morgan, Jaly1 Ostaio, Bradish, May 17] Quebee, Hebard, Jaly 1 VROM HAVRE. WOR HAVRE. “altimore, Funck, May 16 | Jowa, Pell, june 24 Emerald, Howe, ' May 26 | Oneida, Fanck, July hove, Johaston, une | ‘TLD—A situation by a respectable young. woman #3 mbermaid, Waiter, uuirse, oF seamatress, oF to assiat in Washing or iroai - Hlewse to inquire at No 55 Duane street. aged man pho rm es nature of the eit) \d theroughly con veriaut with every nartol It, He would make hime genera ly useful, and ean give the most aausfactory relererces os Ui hon siy, sobriety aadenpabibay: Rairens GC. atthe sfice of j22 er OSWALD BENO- + & native or Seabee, Germany. He erm i Mand 81 supposed 09 be i noms of the weetern Sto person wiro eu give io conler ar wri Shela thismect ihe oye of mt respectinyy him, they will wold Be pookendorft, by » Germin Hotel, 16 Cedar ise copy the ab co olsMr Kis tts wenicen ‘papers willy Oo” GT NG —, et ‘A few Single Gentlemen, and bead, by 9 Gentlemen and 3 be accommodated with pleasant rooms: ins at 51 Vesey street. m30 Ln" r Ship Masters and Agents, We shall esteem it @ favor, if Captains of Vessels will ive so Commodore Rosent Sitvey, of our News Sleet, a Ke Wena of the Shipping lett at the yor, aypseee gh jed, the hear C is Spoken on their Passage, ‘oreign Newspapers or News they jay. have Goard thetn immediately on tet arnval,Agests and’ Cor teanondents, a horas Or Abroad, will aio confec'a'hivor by feadiun to ‘this Office all the Marive Intelligeuce they. can ., Nautical Information of any kind will be thanhtally 431 7132 IQOUN RISES++ +++ HIGH Warea- Cleared. Bremen bargue Caroline, Volknau, Bremen. Noltenius & Ravenstedt rigs Newvias, MeKerlind, Haxged Islacd, Jn Nesmith, Leeds & Co; Wilbon Faller, Coby, Savanach Dawe ns ox bay assed dj gets ay at pO iza, Osborn, Alexindria, St Enuisott, Phiadelpiia, A'B Cooley & Co. seston Arrived. Shin Cahawba, Coffia, “8 days from Havre, with mdse, to order—148 steerage passengers. Ship Hargrave, Briley, froia Liverpool, May 9, with mdse, to Wovalall & himtuy ge hinHear., Speer, 42 days from Liverpool, with salt, to juribut’ Ca eens Oast, 32di & 2 3 from Shane with mdse, with rom, t Mexi ck. a brig Domocrar Fitzsimmons, 30 days from Tebaico, ."E. Schum her. chr F days from Newbei stores, to De Peyst hitmarsh, SchrComet, iecloud, 6 days from Washirgton, NC. with naval stores, tb master, f Schr Agu Hyaan, Norton, 7 days from ington, NC. wath naval et to mss Schr Kagle, M: Sera ‘s from Jacksouvi hides 23 cords wood 10 C. Kedficld—9 possenger Bets Joshua R, Ses, ‘Smith, from ‘Virgin masie vse Niogara, Young, 3 days from Philadelphia, with coal, to mach ‘David Mesereau, Smith, from Philadelphi Sehr Theron, Willard, 3 days from Phi'adelphi ‘ger Mary Mar a, Ulmer, 7 days fiom ‘Thomaston,w th lime, ‘ache Fame, and Forest, from Mcehias, Me. with lumber, to "Sloop Biazilian, Hicks, 3 days from Virginia, with wood, to master. Below. , EF. with 240 with wood, to with coal, with coal, Two brig , unknown. ed. Packet ship Switzer'and, Chadwick, London, and others. General Necord, Brio Vinainta Paoket.—The cargo of the Virginia Packet, of Fort'and, Wye} Liverpool for Boston, abandoned near Kin sale, ¢0) of 3000 scks Qtors English refined iron, anda wad did ot amount to Lange sum. peobably in Kugland, e got the Pearl off found eu the tuner Bulk- ilibe able to heave her he had to be yue on this place and must be hove over, as the ‘was to the south of the channel, and beat over the bar and got iato a slew next to the beacn, and out of the shay’sehennel altogether, aud must go over 10 get into the proper chanel; the brig leaks but very lite. Schrs Swan ond. ‘Trimmer will sait to day for Philadelphia, londed Ne eo oods trom the Pearl. ¢ is now on board rig a few boxes which will not be discharged, and the bar On beard a igh er will ve put on boacd the brig for two or three ‘Asnone.—A shfp, name unkaown, on Tortugas, 29:h ult. Whalemen, Arrat bys Cypha 16th ii Tait Helena 38 140 12, Nimrod, Howes ‘io, 20th, ny do, Ioio;. Fintaads Hathaway, NB. 150; 2a%h, Canmidlus; Jeusinuss REP in0 merican, Cooper, do, 1300; May I, heard trom Romulus, Case, 900. Left at 8: Helena May Sh,’ Pembroke, Tates, NL. 100; Mary Aun, Luck, do, 140 sp; Cadmus, Smith, SH iia: Auelle, Rravcia; with poppet; ieeeling. 410 slephent om Sidfu St Helena same day, Juscazora, Whive, 1850 bbls oil ‘Sa'led from Greenport 16h, Sarah & Esther, Harlow, for Crozettes. Passed by Holmes ‘eo 19 town, M4 mos ont, 240 4) A letter from Capt Taber of the Huntress, NB, reports her at Hobart Town Jan 8, with 600 bbls wh and 549 sp ‘oil on rd, having sold 160 bbls wh. wee my ee ‘Coast. Wm Wesson, ter, died on board joleonda reports sa Washington, Nant, » Atlantic Ocean for Proviace- diticn—Spoke, who reporved speaking in Dec, oa the fine, lon 99 W, Robert Edwarcs, Burgess, 17 mos, 1600 a) OM New Holland, Inst ot Nov, ‘two Brothers, ‘Tukham, NB, 1¢0 bois Arr at Hober: ‘Nowa Jan 28, Mentezuma, Baker, NB, onl not stated. Sid Feb 6, Stephania, NB, aud en NU, 'oil not state ‘An Ame:ican whale Abin showing a white signal with C in it, was passed Juve 3, lat 4 34, lon 45 30. Louiaar Provieciows, spoken Jane 8, lat 4120, loa 65 40, Spoken. England, Bartlett, hence for Liverpool, June 21, Sindy Hook Hast "ao miter~aume time, bags tadustry—by the i ilot boat MG vaelle, Allen, of Savannah, Providence for New Orleans, Jone 37, oe ths 4 Torcugas the Democrat, at port. Heruiée Rockwell: Mobits for Liverpooks May 28, ho, lat—by the Hector, at this port. Worelgn Ports. Tosasco, May 20—Brig ——, Mayo, of New York, up the river idg, the on!y American. Lake Ports. Burrato, June 19—Arr_¥ Mills, Dobson, and R_ Crooks, Wood, St Joseph and Chicago; issou jrowns Kinne, Wood: Frontier, Alles, and Roanoke, Seymour, Chicago} Conoly,and Cambria, Moore, D. troit: Woosbridze, Mouroe, Haron; A Bar Uity; Minerva, Spencer, Fairport. » June —Art Eclipse. Faller Betroit; Adams Chippewa, ‘McManus, Maumee; Ed Guawusgth, Montgomery, bexalo, Cid Pierce, Sandusk: Gazette, Muwor, Buffalo; Mayflow- ‘aud Highlander, Lemon, Kingston; C P‘Thompron, ‘Haros. Home > orts. East Macutas,, June 15—Sid Lowell, Kellar, NY OMASTON, Jane Li—Atr Epervier, Vout Lucinda Snow, Trandy, NOrlesus. Gw's Heap, Sane, Siar Bowditch, Emery, and Eliza- beth, Dnow, Bang: for West ladies, ‘ond’ sid 17th. Bancor, June 15—Arr Ploughboy,iWeshington, DC. Cld 16th, Majesic, No PORTLAND, June 18—Art Helen Gray, NYork. PaLeM, June 16—Arr Lubee , Can pbell, Guadaloupe and S' Thowoss thy # fiemick. New York. ‘bid Ceylon Dayley, an Boston, Jane 20—Arr Martha, Parker, and New England, wrCaidy, Baling Mourye, Giichristy Jaumes Drummond, Kichm id, A: November, Xin jelphis; Dun= euinan, Jaugeson: rence, 'C: Amelia Ch hol, eTsOD, fe “shag or, Tora bus. z terdam, via i fitehinen Jos Athi aret & mlizabeth, (Br) Picwu, Ns G. dfrey,, Portsmouth. vance aoe vere owe Fales, Philadelphia. Arr, Aun, River, J) igady, Somers, NOt ns i Canaace, B: ghimene Bilamore; Thorn, Bennet demix & Belknap, Mar phenson, Phil Trovipence, June 19—Arr Vi.git NC. via N¥o serabble, Davis, and M nuy; Victory, #reneb, and White, Paiindetphias Coinpetent, ork. i sis Hieabi che Hoyo 0; Minerva, aud Ee Hompson, NYork. ‘Are’ 20 bone ih Palco Henson, ? del ote royp, June 19814 Ohio, Kainham, and Christiana ine Apany, June 20—Arr_Nivgara, Love! Talent, Bates; Amanda, Nickerson; DB Boston} Uneas, Green, eh Albany, Gibbs, Providence; A Reley; Celeste, Wright, aud Tautivy; Sid Augusta, Biston. a asiph, DsLPHtA, Jane 21—Arr Sy! York, Boston; Helen, ( fax; America, Sowhworh, outh; Elza, Sawyer, Por wel K Well Botioa ‘Below’ Keno, ie Juanes Gf anna LR lds. s Caplor: Thos Ireland, Somers; Hy Unase, Stee man faker, and Duamoud, lock, Arka aa Tyler, 8 St Jinn PRReS Splendid, Shack{ord, in Jala, det, Providence; ‘Orator, Uavis, Pawtucke| E oa 3 es elphia hile Norwich, Crosby Baltic, aud Giide, Ba ns, Andrew Jackson, Ew pe. dos Chapma New Haves. ickersons H G King. they Sach, eng bo sHichmond, Ju rt Bay; ‘Teazer. Me- ally, Teekay. Vertlonens Scout, SPatorsicestoke, June 20—Cld Targent, Boordman, Bos- Mire MMOND, Jaze 20% ¢9, Stoidard, ‘Boston. York. youn c +, Krag, NYorks Payali- flow, Weymoui, Couch, from New 16—In port, Columbine, i Br] Waleh; r (Br), Johuson; Cr akapen (du; Belvidere, Wamo-rst i wigs Richmond, C! Seton, dos Harriet & Jeu Mor ny, Ghent n, for de, buy ‘on, Ja ‘nompson; Crusade: ten" ‘enuerson, for Liverpool wep, ready; Kutaw, Th om York, Idx; Marathon, Brow! sie, Conner, from Liverpoo!, wrk; ‘Uamaiba Sa Havre, = North of Earop Ialaza, Riple hing, Mau #7] Stademar very port. di qipooly Btict, sohaaa, naw or Margatet, Gilchrist, diss; Queko, Ks Aratacnicona, une’ 10—Ar Form Balk Viewory. well Manden nls N eurole, Aarcraany do Gd Gopstion, alica, Lav Invac, Sherman, Havre; Mar) & Susath Grace, Boston, Mersey, ‘Tucker, Liverpool; Octavia, Churctull, N York. rawford, Liver T “If, EXHIBITION OF T: will close on Tuesday the 4.h of Jul No picture of the od * enpian can the rooms of the ocala #8 conte,“ Criavonnes 1936 cents, OTICE—The subscriber ratends beina absent fro 0, the city for some time, and has fall it. JOHN: A. SANFORD to act for him di 39 Ann street. P. Snare 21, 1943. SHINS & MACHINE—Ove 4 i P Machines, which can be ¥ elther by, posur tnd wil cut $0,008 ebtagiea ia poe dy. 3 Wilt be sold very tow on lau GHROSHIM C4 SCHREIBER t the store of Tt ean be seen at ieee. $. DUNN & and in prime or extion to RTY—An sdvervsement was oa the 17th, heade “‘Caation to. cextain fir Nie Farty purporting that tthe said Party had rendered some darmage pm the property where it was t Bergen, N. J, and for bidding ite repeticion ou the sane property.” ‘1’ sidvertie. meet was published without any in »wlodge, wha owner of the property, aud $3 reward is hereby dior Sach iaforweticmen may ead to the’ detection of the’ pecion Who caused satd advertisement to be pudlished, Address "One of the Party” Jersy City. 522 tte A faaily ort an LF handsom dat Newark, N he jon ts ial in the place; and butafew steps from : No. 27 M iden Lar-. 7. weutlemen can be ule end picssant ‘ulton and Catha- Apoly No, 60 Adams stree! ; Brookly, L I e20 eoadw*r ve Ker Heference exchanged FEW GENTLEMEN of steady habits diaged stn wood bond and plessapt raome Ay, gt 204 Fultou street. Also, afew day boad be accom- rmédated ou the iwoat reasonable term. A pagior and bedroom to let, with or without board. HANDSOME! APA ‘| Ho to Broadway.—To let, to gentlemen, ten Be mens et ‘Address, HAS Yl. APARTMENTS, in Houston street, neat ireaterr: to let, to gentlemen, with breakfast and tea, or fal! bound, if reqo ed. Meferenees req ire at’ the “male Im*ce : Enqui 10's Ciarden, or at the house, Mit Houston street. (PO LET —Splendid tarce roma, well furnished, for Bix Gentlemen, with breakfast and tea, nqatre at 8 7 ti byeak iat nnd 1, box 203 Park Post offi ker ative: jet tmeee. ‘superior London inade Tilba- stow painted this spring, for sale ‘cheap. Apply to’ MESSENGIK m0 2 Lecce strest, 25 MW ANDSKoccrinlen canta ee oe office, a pocket wallet contaluiyg 806 in bank notes, and sundry temorandums ard papers of value to the owner The above reward will be paid nyon the return to :ho owner of the pocket beck and content, adresred to bos 109 Lower Font | Office. j20 tr Ds, HOUSTON, Douay hay retained ty New York, Rooms in Park Place, 2d doorfrom Broadway. sonta sive _415 Stawim*re ULS OF EXCHANGE, pay, aC sight on alt vrei of i B Englaud, fretand and Scotlend, in viv of £: 3 J SYLVESTER'S: 22 Woll teed and 120 Kroraway. CuaRncnnmint -a Chain, forsale by 4 K. kK COLLINS & Co., j2er 56 South ‘ret. CHANGEABLE LOCKS FOR SALE. JAMES KYLE’S INVENTION. Sua for Banks, Offices, ani Store doors. where safety 1s required. Persons in waut of a first rate svticle for pose, may obtain the same by applying at 9 Hnomond STRAW BONNETS AND EABROIERIES, BELOW COST. 188 FY. GODEFROY will sell, for some days only: large arsortinent of goods in, the millinery ling. Ladi ies fe wnvited to eall at 949. Brondway, opposite the Carlton House. jl wer SALT WATEM BATHS NO PUFV.—Come and gee for f the largest Swimming Bath in the Uuited States, Jocation affords, south side Castle Garden 8 fine ure ray of sen water almoat to sen baths; with every ac- safety, n aineas andeomfort,, Cow nected with which is cae of Lor ust pleassut Salone and Ae- freshments Room in ths city; Promenade Deck Bhower Baths, Be. RABINEAU, Proprietor. fl a to apy amount, for sale at SANS SOUGI HOTEL, ALLSLO: 4 FPHE Subscriber havi eben suze tie Teese of Ment. presents handa of Mr. Bei subscriber, Saratoga, will procure a constant supply st such intervals in such mos nal propert bj pre ferable resort for ind those whoel t, rather than the crowd and tumult of our ‘The manner of its cousrraction—the spac dina adapt it to mplish it, the sab- er intends inateriaily to reduce the rate of charges to those who favor him with any conning extent of patronage; and in all things wiil endeavor to promote the convenience ant enjov- Inent of his kuesta—in no way reducing the aupplies and com- ‘provided for their entertunment, ‘The hcuse is and ia complet: prepsration, R. 8. WARREN, J¢22 im*re Row ope! Ballston Spa, Jane 12, 1943. CORDIALS, eeu JOHN! P. ANGUE, No. 92 Fultoa street, manutacturer of Cordials, Cherry’ Brandi ine Bitters. te.. offern for sale « handsome assortment of Cordials, amoaw Winey arez— Noyau Cordial, Rore “do Gi Lemon do Venparmin Glove do Orange do - hi Also, Wine and Stanchtons, Bitte Brawiy, whict. is well worthy of tavern, propriet and others. (Gro ers country, merclinta, end the peblic m weveral eup- plied on the most liberal terms. oie tue: _THE WOODCUSE. pr igiimpossible to do so while anbject to the enormons ouclays a Brosdway location necessarily incurs, has determmed on the only was to effect this—withont disparagement to the quality of his garments Nieretare, rewoved his establishment $0 16 NASSAU, STRECT. comer et Beekinan, where Lacengey 2 can now be supplied at.» deduction of ten per cent from his former low prices The following is submitted merely asa specimen of the foregoing assertion $16 to $18 Wto 22 Superfine Coats, marie in the best style, from of the fines: quality, Lo obterve, the above arti do n , to be of tag mater gs D nd lower than any other house farnishing tl auality of articles. i NOTICE OF LOAN TO THE UNITED STATES. ‘Tneasuny Derantuent, Washington, June 16, 1843, OTICE. is hereby given that proposals to lend to the tod Siates seven millions of da!lars, or any portion thereof, 47 not leas than tem thousan willbe received at + epyrtment wat mxth day of Ju taut, he proposnis wi Proposals 1813,” wil be loaned for t the pleasure an from the sue thereol; bearing interest at tho rate, of five per eent per annnm, and pavable sem{-anuusl-y ; and also the sum, in czsh, which will be I:aned for every one handred dollars uf a similar stock, be of tour per cent per apuni, payzble ons wikering may propose for both h may he accepted,will be requir-d to be naid to the depontory ot the United Statca, pesrest the places of te sidence of the persons respectivel, otters may be sue- Cens'ul, on te 30h day OF June iostant And notice of such aeceptines will be imm:diately given, specifying the deposi- tony at which the Loan is to be patd ¢ Departinent reserves (o i:seif the right to accept pro} tals Mot aay amount Jess than seven millions of dollars, and ig xo to accept any part of a bid, asthe interest of the United Biates may requ: Certificates of stock will be sssned to the lenders as soon as they can be filled up, under tae authority of the act o! d March 3, 1843, entitled" an act to nd for other 7” JOHS 519 t2ith Be He PREVAILING EPIDEMIC —There ter for this wide spread sickness than een 3 ral Healing Owwtment. ‘The (ollowing mm one of our m worthy ciuzens, whose son wos 59 Ey ef face and breast were mach Lgit “en. sore throat, New Yoak, 17th Jan Mr. ames Me Autsrer : nad a bo: your ofnutment. and made trial of it on v met ations apd your telling me you would not charge me anything if it did not cure my son, offer iny thanks to you, and will ifort ry n his chest and the harrassing cough hom; aud Tam aware that it was all of your ointment. [x hed not been mepilat three howe ne said to me, tather, | feel so mach better. Lusod y told me, and Feet hon close for three days, aud ain glad to t you that he will be able to resume tlesou Monday next. 1 have farther to add that nothing else bat your ointaent has been used for the aid or cure of my son, With hsarcéelt gratia Teh be obtained at: MeAlister’s Oil Store, 599 Pearl street; and Division, corner of Alten street, 'r. Thomas Ritter, 104 Cherry street. David MeAiter, 309 Bleecke’ street. James Vincent, 12h Allen street. Brothers Hibbard, 95 John atrees Josenh D. Stewart, 207 Hud: De. Jam es Covel, 192 Si Vi ent eecording to direc- factory, their mouey will be re- 522 tr ond it Not proving fuud'd Price 45 cevits, D& ¥X fet hy AN tious, Poi Sou 9 certain pi as of inveets on rove bu There probably never was no eompouad more effectu: is application than the Chemical Whole Oil Soap. tn no ite stance will fail, when properly app! of accomplishing the objet, adding at tae sime time to the ntiness and fertility he plants, the difficaity many heretofore ex incedia cultivating flowers, &c., iu snieldiog them {vom the attock ol inszets, has deterred many from raising them, but this difuculty cam be en irely obviated by the use ol the So wine ny Ke apple and on count He to any exte Also may be eo col irate Poisons for the cotal {itermusation of ‘all dose nipdious oF vermin infesting houses, ardens, ed Bug Poison is infallible, and by a proper applic iM ost. fey destroy the vermin, and pi sean teatily who last sammer wer #0 fortunate as to ‘The Rat and M: dicections eat of U seilee es are all obcctaall ” Alto a geceral asrortment of rare chemicals and dyers’ art clos. auch ax extract of logwood. do quereitron, do tanne bark, acids erasiate of potash, whi ar of wall Peres ae edine aPivea, Sor weqvery. da Teun do deiod potash. iodine. sactate of irou, salph of mor oxide ofsit salvhate of cadena toparvi, eaprules, monia, sweet spirits nitre, Jotion, Aceuc. Cae aod sulphuric ethers, &e., Swedish leeches, Le ge and powders, brewers lozenges, perfumery,jbuttied soda water, Hristol's strsaparilly, together with & a. essort.nent of drags, he, all of wh Site Date cheap by DK. LEWIS CHT WANGER. j14 Qtawlmis* na 12 Wall street, ____ AUCTION SALES. __ witha Getliurs cierrad coe fancy artcn ke. «by order of Exther Levy, having been’ pledged ov lock, in the Fulton street store by onder of ree and arlcdti eesoreme AMUSEME: are mn poe Assignees, Tsylepdid beet ith and _— Kwy Pinwe .ortes Iso, bedsteads, 5 ree! At 10g o'clock, in the tales roa. extensive and extra remnants of cloth Al ee os f At 1936 o’elock, in the sales Lange end splendid sale of he entire wlegant | ping, ‘eluding slmoat every article desira keeping. tim stock of a wholerale and retail igwese, chaps isto, & very choice ime, a large stock of superior cxty made cabinet in fing order. tout sederre, to close sales and pay expenses, & y ice articles of elegant furniture. fy a judgement, 7 first rate solas, 9 do Keench eneirs. eaesimrs,imeri “Niecy uspendersy em ‘vesting: best selection ‘hi dry go» store, € room. elegant furnitare, by cataloune nitare of a family iv ing ble and IONDAY, sels of elegaut suauoer cl fashronabl easonable gar oe San er th be st materiale, CE yerI0N, Wa Tek Jeoant fs fashionable in axe care. ae al et farmite POR! ci tafted aud spring svat sofas,rockers, arersing and plain bur splendid secretary, nook wash stands, marble top centre be, cane seat Fiesy Boston rockersand nurse chairs, widow blinds au A amined, -kvery ardole offered will well be sol haghest bil Also, a splendid grand action piauoforse. marble ‘top washst voice of ivory mea BOARD, Auctioneer. NIBLOS GARDEN. OPENED FOR THE & rons kv ron Director, ™M: THIER AY. In hestwo hi,hty por Mh Guy G> ‘The performances to with After Which, re aslet tne entitled Dir Barton Or Miss Horn Miss Ayres: indy Howse mia Stim z ween the 4 Saloon, ieces for, pro dui ‘ To conciue wi JOHN JONES. Quy Grodiuel, iss Horn Mins Hoberea Nights of the Freneh Company—Vondaye, Wednesdays, Fialars ane Saturdays of the mia “an and ‘Mharedays, pear. wilt be In timndants and arent care cdanision of inaproner pres vekets Fifty ‘Cents. Mav he had at the ‘Sandon during A limited number of Season ‘Tickets wilt be dis pany — juston will r| taken to prevent t Crt the day, isa pone NIBLO’3 GARDEN. MADEMOISE LUE CALVE, Byose aunonece the apraia jacmeat of FRIDAY, 234 instant, wer on which occasion will b the new opern in three ae! Jae tine Produced, first time ia New York, Le ey will 16 bedsteads, enclosed hai shades, ea, Kreach suit, consisting of chappean, plume, gloves, ‘without roserve. ___ ian iter, china d be reasy th der. BY VCTION NOTiC o’clock, at the store catalogue, Fusniture, advances, Chiva, Cutlery, &e. to repay we sale of very e'ema tures mnde by rime of the beat manufsetnr Zid Fuse, nt half past 10 3!6 Broadway, Gothic Heli—By Warranted eat tebles. mahogany a tothe jal gem ave tratrix—A. LEV. 50 conte IF requested, Pa alway rBIAMOR new Steamboat Pier at tho foot of Barclay Tharsd. ATS ip hat nah a ogo! massage or Kreight, apply to on the Steamboat Pier, or tte the Captain on board. Eyening. | fitoa each wi b G SC O od, am patsnee., rooms. apply to t o and st Mido: Att at CTION SALE OF PLANTS—By oraer of Ad Y willsell this morningat 11 o’c,ock 351 Broadway, a quantity of greenhouse and garden plants, cone RAF Ts. ON ENGLAND, ; 3, ney to their friends in the ee without di ke of Tretend, be bale By with Drafts, in sums of 1, crany amont, payable’ on wvather cha geret the National Slesarg. James Bult, an & Cor Bankers, Lot out Bink, Liserpoo ck Banking Compiny, Sit Win. ond, and the brs Teel’, Beotinnd & **$ leaner Catedoria,” ln ever; General Passage Office, 43 peek 8 All letters from the couutry must come nen ye fine eu Sold by orde: 523 ree IRE- }, Sc —Persons about Temittiug mo * old countr; ater jan) orbes Hunter, & Co» Heo.- wn throughout England, sy which vrata wilt, be forwarded by ‘chat, Teaver, Boston the Let July, by W.& J.T. TAPSCOT nant EVENING TINE AT SEVEN 0” CLOCK—FOR NY AND TROY— Without Dandie eee 50 cents—Berths in Depot, A! The Rete Di West- epgers will be landed at the an time for the Morning Train. Dd, ‘Capt in A. Flower, will leave. the street, This J. Hall, at the Ofsen j22 GRAND excarsion to the Fishisg Tak, every Tuesday, Tharsday ap ings during the season, landing at Fort Ham- % Bare 59 cents for th Th wat SUPERIOR, Capt. J. Gould, will commeues her weaolae tips on Thursday moroing, Chambers st, at 8 att past 9; Brooklyn, Battery, at hall past @ Hook. board Extra bait furnished gr Capt. Peacock, with his harpoous baad ok No. 1, Bi foo of Pike s of m dd Fr y morn: excnr‘io! jane 15th, from the attery, qvtarte engraved, ‘The celebrated fisherman, is engaged iM Im%ee NEW YORK ae SOU OT. WEN PRESCOTT, Pilot, 0: takes charge pilot of vessels hound to New Ledtord, Nantucket shoals, Boston, Portsmonti,Vorlaud, Keunedeek audOT HET east of S Office at Fi corner Berkman, Kelersuce toa humost of Merehaute, the several Insurance w York. ortland. BOSTON an master snd PORTS Shaw's, 222 Water street, and empanies {in this ‘city, Boston, and nl? lier rye & 3} E, Capt J ‘Shup} NEw YOUN eed the Viewslu: Oc sckeon jwill have imamediate despatch. For freight ot passage, modations, apply ow para at Onl st. orto yer mayreiy upon havi that tbe shipy of thi PEAT WiwiANA AND “VANE Wegular’ Packettoniue- ‘Phe fast sailing packet ship avr pancseine furnianed accom: s rar foos of Wall GOLAN 8 tc: 56 south me their xoods cor eruy measer will sail punetually |. Any grarantee to that effect will be given and i fetfilled that may be required. Agents iu N. Orleens, Iriforward all goods to a x rane who will prompt to the e packet ship Louisvilin. ‘Uspt, M. Bont, will annie “ol one. FOR LIVERPOOL—The New Ppt rs ket 6th July—The new. spleali bait packet “alu HOTTINGUER 7 Vor revent or | WOODHULL & Mit The supe het shi ieiundger Tio tone” yl succes herregular da: 16th August. id New Youk Ira Bursley, #7 South’ street. Liverpool, Captain John cceed the Hottinguer, and hn ov j Persons wishing to ine jo t beans oat by ihe above ship, 0 NDO! P i sail as above, her regular ne very superior accommodations for eabin, 2nd cabin, ke passengers, persons wishing to embuk should make early application to ‘Hegalar Packet of the ist Jul packet abip Mss |A, Vapt. Mor- A oN ets MeMURRAY, ie street, corner of South. ir frieuds, can have them y of the regular packets. by apply. by lette: i Yi ACK aoe AVE Second bane — i ; ky aster, well anil on the Tee ee OND & HIN EN, oF SRoncive Building Wall st. itor FOR Ae DE JANEIRU—To sul %h Jooc— ling coppered iP apt O. Eldridge, For prssage Piya having Cm ig) fa rushed accommodations apply on board, at Judd’s hii mo ‘and copper fastened ey will positively sail a8 kK x "COLLINS & co, South strees. Oak — N.J., for ice in New York satay 0 Ne SUITARS, WHOLESALE AND metals ear Walker street.—MK ‘K' MAUL, Guitar manufacturers, would respect- ey, eall the attention of the public to their establishment, No. 39% Broadway, where they keep constantly on hand an extenaive ‘assortment of fige-toned guitars, finished in the best ScuMIOTS Ati Instraments from this manufactory, lovg fa kaown in the, United ‘States, where it received the firet pre- jum awarded by the American tastitnt made of such materiale. nud in such itenauays Before ered sotag efsewhe ted to call 1s before pe ising elsewhere, are requested to cn ted workanehip of the nstraments, ee be 'y other hous Mr. Pn. Ernst, Profess to aunonnee that the a he leoat with his otner cugagementa; Tessous as ueual,at 395 Brondway, nent Walker at_ma4 Im undiza, move tilts, wand all other busi York al wark ate A. MS & C028 NEW YORK AND SE WATE is 85.—The pablie axe respo at era have established au Express etfally informed clween New the crausmussion cad speedy uve? , ‘ke. te.; the collection of not 9 pertaining to iexpress © by the Kexpress will ge No.7 Wail atreet, and ia Newark, « vee ne ke Mond 4g P.M Stade’ EE RENT SBRS. Pri. ably for the best Guitar, perior minner, as stand any cirmate. ‘They will be found lower than at or of the Flute and Guitar, be oe crratuutpeatn, do ot atari he still continues to th te for e size, fashion abd sty! a By T. nets, made of the most now’ to the publie ».t res Danstables, Ital Shell and inj 1e,) Tuseal NE New York pl its vieini their new patent Dita, sleeves, yoke: ter three hours? stoaly in the ve thont any risk of am m from’ to Py Mand from 2 to 9 F. strnetion—-One lay $3, including impiemenss; two ladies $' in classes exeoeding two, $2 each, ¢ instraction is given by indies, and'no charge made w complete sxtisfaction 1s given. , mann The subecribers may be found at were they yt teach their sys ML. “Terma for sn- including imple 415 Ima STRAW GOODs. BENNETT, 24 John street, importer and Manuafactnrer + of Italian, Mhglish, fully informs his customers that he egati sioas to has splendid stock of Ladies’ fi the most superior 4 jan Hs sh summer je chip, ar h L. in the atest shapes, particularly im the O% most — most becoming shape Tne ha this French Straw ‘Goods, reapect- 108 to Teeelve avers peices; vie—ngl nee. Ibert ancy is (a new and spleadid arti a pretty article lor and beauty of of the Tuscan) . The ab MILLINERY GOODS.—'The proprie- season, . 'O THE LADIES. Parise. NG, Senapter of the celebrated Carl offers for sale @ most select Goods for the spring ee Dever as lic, both as regards the quality and e assortrient of Millinery to the pul et presen the artieles. cheapuess “aecelebrted Fania -) ree - rare end Ki gery for t H e ootemenet S Sik ngtish adept eNoaatiat ol VAnactes ERRED sarc ea REN ? MINESE COTTAGES.” FANCY ‘STRAWS, of the finest texture, in great variety. ‘The proprietress respectfully solicits the ladies to fargr her with call, aud exaimiue her elegant nud varied stock os Mills emir ANGING ParEn- for sale by wll 6 maclves, betore they purcliase eize be a great saving to them ia prier, aud a reat * wards the variety and quality of the ca Wi Miazi. de Modes, KING, Maea77G Broadway ao To fi &BMOUAS, 1 Liberty steer Pak Beneficef Mrand M THIS EVENING, will be p Mrs Brons ham; Poloninas, After which SHAKS?E ATES Dit with the MARMiED RAKE Dire Triecrac, Mrs Brougham Ber ry 25 ely Gi ity, MrLevell; Hours open at 7, "AMERICAN THEACKE, WALNU® ST. PHILADELPHIA. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS CUSHMAN. THIS EVENING, June 22. will be performed the PILOT. To coveiuds with LAFIT’ A. MARSHALL. Lessee. mi6r Bowery Amphitacau., A. MANN AND RUFUS WEL¢ PROPIU KT ORB panes: 35 contat Pit, 123 . Poors open at half past 7. commence nt 8 o'etoen, Tais EVENING, hae the performance will commerce INCAS OF PERU. Comic Song, Mr Lathrop, Faaestrian Fears, vy Mr Lipmay. Hobbs will iitroducs the wondertal Domestic Horse, Sul Vaulting and P ean bi Bo te lerstd and the compiny Mrs Go. hy Grand inutes—afte Mr Cadwallader Pn) tie Glenroy wi three horse act New Comic Surg by Mr Lathrop Mr Waterman will represent the C: Signor Thrif rou the Metamo:pho ek, by Gi Little Glengey ma dashing and dn ¢ MR. W. B. CREB SRS uN DING & L$ SUMERS NEAT DOUBLE LEATING _Famestrian Director, Mr. Cadwallader, Clow, 3. Gossin. 2.ALE'S AMW VORK MUSK pee it PICTURE, GALLER’ wax, oF opposite the City Mev. apMigsigs NL Wat BENNETT, Manaer, ‘The following Peeters ea eDgAKeUn = Mr DELAI who js much admirea imitations of Kran, Kemble, Forres Booth, Hamblin, &e ++ ana also tredac# some humorow Mr 3 BROUWER, the “celebrated comic suger Miss ADAIX, the much admired Bor i “Miss BLANCHARD: the Grecian Juamleress, ana splen r Enterteivment on Saturday ‘afternoon at three o'clock ventwg Performances in the Lecture Koom to commmence aquirter past 8 o'clock. AMERICAN MUSEU, ZERIAL GARDEN. Opening of the Geren on the renter the Museum, afordunr afine view of the bay, rivers, adjacent towns, and the mest cool ard delixhtfal prome Croton Waier ts mignon freely ANEW AND GEA With ae tan 004 nat has been ereci BALOONA! NS throughout AVOWKS Isthe evens, AE ‘H RHINGTON. nat Grex | Bie and Moy is engaged. Also. 31 Mr W eh ds each story of th IFUL Foun TAIN Fj an, the proprietor of the renowned italian mtd SHERMAN, and La Petite Cento, first of July will be opened a new and acacior T OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL Mrs. HARD WICK respectfully announces to bhi ye | Fine her Gone and the in rtat I Saloon, on, Kou La inat.. on which ggension an will be nasiied bv hel brother, Mrs AUSTIN MALY A HARDWICK will algo have the honor uf mak; ing her gceond anpearynce before a) New 0 Ecq.. the music by 5 ouly three vears old, ands prononnesa uy the to be theigreatest musical eeuius ‘of tna ‘this or the other age. Hird wick has also the pleasure pf eaving nhe wil be as- by ell the leading pro! aes f ae nO Dave in ' indest manner given tay valu: ther names wil be duly announeed. Mr H. i Timm rill presiee ne the Fisno Forts. Condactor Me, e Loder. ‘Tickets 50 centsench ; children. ‘ander BE pendant 25 cents jonah stor to be had at the varicus mu ture advertisements. J18 Grew SINGING. M4? DAM Hagen paris. rower rect to soe g elena tae Pe ADE ets ‘ing les ete lian ot rd hoe te to ‘aceni, the first maste compass with astouiss pavantare tof her singing by masters aloue, who have been emicent sirons of avail Lg righ he) of Madam tea stay, 1» whiel ora longer period, to nnenterpri- kan) +» by application at 7 Chambre street, ARCH STREET THEATRE. (PHILADET- e, Pepa aré prppared to lente the ouild- plications addre y ascertain terms, &e. from 9 o'clock till 2 m-r PHIA,) TO LET. TH BOARD OF AGENTS OF THE ARCH STREET the season of I ihe aa ager, UpoD vi rey eral ‘Theatre Thiedetrin lettat. Et corner of 4th and Market, fret ae or aby i now ready for delivery oo the lowest te: lots to suit nittoes and partics for enka beatin ‘of Fourth of July, at the ae Suto money Orders ith, Lane, ora "15 Mi ate Roh will receive immediate attention. is delivered to aay part o! the city free of expense. toJu30 ia% ee OK SALE, A’ AT NIBLO’S GARDEN .—Brilliant wots of every description, Kdge’s manufacture, ry ro techeist at Nidlo’s Garden. consisti richly decorated with colored Koman candles, pues Oni tate parties wishing to celebi ¢ Col ranted orders thagkfaily received For sale low, for cash. 25.000 gree jonse plants description, with 500 doubie dah!ias of the test ainda in want w Hi please give usa call. ‘NIBLO & gp a A ORY, . BY JOHN TRAGARD! TECHNIST, enon SWEDEN. Esse. Benet aise eae hey tare ap ‘orks, of anniversary, brid _ilT wre ried ass’ 5 Ba at heir establ shment, a EO Ng: Jersey, » half, from Jersey OPAC. oo ttees and ja ooont, Nare Bote in the m+ Bie pric elievinu in the new trade principle of « moderate rood article, they rege. above eee or st the store of landt A orde: attended to, by addre " i moove MICHOLAS A, KOLIBERG & J. TRAGARDH, Tamer Harnmas Long , New Jersey. ime ii CRACKERS, &e. TH JULY, 1913, ? Coyst. RY ey rs mie m fireworks, will find it to their advantage to cal and. ex: met tof, the best qualche it R. aay 86 Chatham street. oares Remember ine ‘te tn th of ihe two eanener and gold my the Sy sell much cheaper than any vender ‘ods {rom their store. No peddling Goods delivered to Ug city pense. N. B.—kahibitioa Fireworks of groerior son, red, purple, green, yellow and blue firer fire, by the pow und. PHILADELPHIA DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT. vay ANGE BUILDING, | ROOMS 26 & 27. TRV oer ANGRNSSROUE RBI PE AT Tus! fenatrected te rting 10 Profeawor beige! wed SAI oie ar, oe rice procure a good apparatus, wil it to their struments of this construction. They nino. have lately imp eda large quantity of Cee th ther crue ‘any part of ali th eri fies. Ri ete mere place—No. 78 78 Chathain street chemicals used in their ait, apect, as they are made co their orde: and au oeeo id ali necessary rials, moet reasouable te ver 2 athe follow ing jeuclemen have agre to act as thers egents, Br wT 1 N.Y. e 1. Mishmeud b eA, Caspag Savaonah, Ga. Witla West, Baq , Cincinnati, Ohi All communienes ire it gard) and orders accompanted w ith reautiancen, Will be promptly. mete fected to See eNO HSM, + ‘elit fichuuee Buttdiag, Phila \LOTH CA? MAKERS and rove apted ame Cuma se i. PBS bas nee a Lane. PURTUGUESE FEMALE 5 Te a HELA favtamed and celebraed £\ oma a4, Co be ouGaue IW EDIE Pg FVRTE ee ja