The New York Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1843, Page 3

BY ‘THE SOUTHERN MALL. Lares rrom Rio Janeino.—By an arrival at Bal- tumore, accounts from Rio Janeiro have been re- ceived. —The government has taken a very impor- iantstep. The Minister of Finance has appointed five persons from the Custom House to examine the present Tariff, and to select therefrom the articles of first necessity, He recommends an inerease of duty on allarticles of luxury, 10 be put in force at the expiration of the Treaty with Englang in No- vember, 1844; also a duty of 60 per cent. on all coarre Cotton goods, and 40 or 5 per cent. on finer descriptions, with the view of protecting internal industry and finding a peas for the raw ma- ierial grown in this country. A British steamer arrived from Buenos Ayres aud Monte Video on tne 22d inst. but brought no letters. ‘he officers report that there wasa great pecbabillty ot Governor Rosas seizing the property of the Eng- lish residents at Buenos Ayres on account of the English Commodore having interfered with the blockade of Monte Video. LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS Bavtimon: evap; Nok: Senor Wrazier, Port Price; Seminole, Alien, NYork; Seaford, Gale, N Bedford. Sid Humming, Br] Godirey, Barbadoes; Bridgton,Chie ering, Mente vide: @G- THE MOUNTAIN AND MOLEHILL.—Never did the world present a greater contrast than Marrington brings together to-day jor his benefit at the American Museam Tho six yoars old giant girl, weighing 240 pounds, visits the en years vid Tom Thumb, who weighs only 16 pounds! Ye Gods, whatasight! ‘Three periormances will take place duting the day, as will be soon ty the advertisement, consisting of veniriloquism, magical illusiens, and other diversified entertainments Lit and strangers will throng the Museum day and night. GG WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE.—'here secms to be some foundation in the report that Tom ‘Thumb is paying his addresses tothe Giant Girl, for her benefit tokes place to-day, aud he has volunteered to ep pear on the occasion. There will be three performances atll, Sand half past 8 o’clock, at each of which Tom ‘Thumb will appear on the stage, and “ ting a little song.” What a contrast between the two, a mountain ond a mole hill. This is positively the last day of the Giant Girl. We expectthe pumber of visitors will almost equal those of the Fourth of July. tig» RHEUMATISM.—Thousands suffer with this compiaint under the mistaken idea that it cannot be cured. We say itcan,and ali should use the Indian Ve- getable Elixir sad Hewes’ Nerve and Bone Liniment, as these two articles have and are warranted to cure. To be had only at 21 Courtlandt st; 189 Fulton st. Brooklyn 320 Broad st. Newar ee (HE GENUINE EXTRACT OF SARSAPA.- RILLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared and sold by the College of Medicine and Pharmac hi of New York, for the radical cure of all from an impure state of the blood, viz: Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Risgworm or ‘fetter, blotches or pimples on the face or body, Rheumatism, malignant Ulcers, and alt cases arising from an injudicious use of mercury. ‘I’ purely vegetable extract is prepared under the superin fendance ofthe first medics! men in the city, end now universally prescribed by the medical faculty threugh- out the States 6s possessing all the curative properties of the different vegetables it is composed of in the highest concentrated form. Sold in single bottles, 75 cents each, in cases containing hali a dezen, $3 50, in do containin; one dozen, $6, carefully packed, and sent to all parts of the Union. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Difice and consulting rooms of the College #7 Nassau street. GG SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.—Porsons who have thick long hair on the back of the neck, or any part of the body, can rest assured thut with five minute have it removed without the least eruption or theskin, by the Chinese Hair Eradicato: ranted to do, and any one can see it tested at the store 2 Courtlondt street, 320 Broad street, Newark; 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn. ug 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—careg fully packed and sent to all parts of the Union. W. 3. RICHARDSON, Agent. Office and Consulting Rooms ofthe College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street. 6g- EAST INDIA HAIRDYE WILL COLORMAIR any shade from a light brown toa jet black, and will not stain the skin. To be had only at 21 Courtiandt street. QG-THE CELEBRATED TONIC MIXTURE FOR the cure of despepsia, loss of appetite, lassitude, debility, redisposition to consumption, and ail those unpleasant ‘eelings attending on a Weakened constitution. Prepared and sold at the College of Medicine and Pharmacy. Large bottles, $2; small do $1; cases containing halt a dozen, $5; careiuily packed and sent to all parts of the Union. W. 8. RiCLIARDSON, Agent. Ottice and consulting rooms of the College, 97 Nassau street. ONE MILLION OF SHERMAN’S POOR Man’s Plasters per annum will not supply the demand, £0 wonderful are their effects, and so great has their repu tation become. Beware of imposture. Sherman’s genu- inc Plagters always have Dr. sherman’s signature on the back, while the spurious article is merely called “ Poor Mau’s Plaster,” and has no signature or name to father it, and what is worse than all, it has invariably produced bad etteets wherover it hasbeen used. So ‘requent have the complaints 1 j dS) ed to warn the public against the base ir veh immediate relies, get the genuine articie at the ware house, No. 106 Nassau street, or of the regular agents 110 Broadway, 10 Astor House, 227 Hudson street, 188 Bow. ery, 77 Hast Broadway, 189 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and 89 Chesnut street, Philadelphia. GG- PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S CELEBRATED PILLS, for the cure of Gonorrhea or Gleet. This inval- uable specific for those distressing complaints, has been the fruits of twenty-five years experience of Protessor V., in the hospital of Le Charite, in Paris, and pronounced by the unanimous Voice of the medical protession of all coun- tries, «s the only remedy known to perform acure in all constitutions. Sold in boxes conteining a nundred pills, $1 eac! W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Ofice and consulting reoms of the College, 97 Nassau street. N.B. Country patients can obtain a case containing a sutticient quantity of Professor V.’s remedy, with full di. rections for use, by addressing the agent of the College (post paid) giving a full description ofthe complaint, and enclosing $3. dg BRISTOL’3 SARSAPARILLA.—Many of the best physicians in the country have voluntarily borne witness to its superior efficacy and value, as their writ. ten certificate, now in the possession of the proprieter, will show. Testimonials aimost innumerable, from per- sons who have been benefitted by its use, or have seen its medical virtues used by their friends, are also in the pos- session of Mr. Bristol, which ptove how many, how va- rious, and how extreme have been the instances in which, by its operation, the sick and the almost despair- ing have been 1estored to health and bog Bristol’s Sarsaparilla isa rare and ‘nvaluable combina. remedies of established medical vaiue, uliar properties is almost infallibie in all complaints that arise from a ot the blood, trom the morbid action of the absorbent and glandular systems, from constitutional idiosyncracies, hereditary predispe: sition, and in generalall chronic ond long standing in- firmities and irregularities of the human frame. ‘To enu- merate all the diseases in which it has been found to be a sovereign remedy, woul! be to make this notice much too jJengthy;and we can only here suggest to the reader the value and importance of this preparation, and refer him to advertisements in the public papers for a more detailed intelligence respecting itseflicacy,in nearly all cases of complaint, except those of the most ordinary, or endemic and epidemic character. The proprietor desires only to have attention generally directed to this article, confident that ite rare virtues only need be known to be appreciated, ‘that it will stand the test of any trial, and that increased uselulness, and added Pv gust must be the direct re- sultof its more extended acquaintance. = See that the written signature of ©. C. Bristol is across cork of the bottle. ity sore for the sale of Bristol’s Sarsaparilli ‘Wn. Burger, 50 Courtiandt street ; Milhau’s Pharmacy, 183 Broadway; Rushton & Co. 110 Broadway, Wm. Aspin- wall, 86 William street, and 10 Astor House; James Syme, M.D 63 Bowery, and John Syme, 30 Fulton, corner Wa: ter st; Smith’s Medicine Store, 367 Broadway; Wood & Morrison, No, 209 Greenwich street ; 1.G. Reed, 143 Ful- ton street, Brooklyn. Og- A CURE GUARANTEED.—THE COLLEGE OF Medicine and Pharmacy ofthe city of New York, estab- lished for the suppression of quackery, is now Prepared to treat all diseases of a private nature, and offer to all those afilicted with these distressing matudies advantages notto be met with in any other institution in this country, eather public or private. From the constant correspon- dence, und from private arrangements, between the mem. bers of the College and the most eminent Professors of the Medical Institutions of Europe, all improvements in the treatment of these diseases are forwarded to them long betore they reach the majority of the medical profession ofthis country. All persons who have used the celebra- ted preparation of Professor Ricord, “The Parisian Alter- ative Mixture,” can bear testimony to its being the most powerful remedy ever discovered for primary or secon- dory syphilis, strengthening the constitution, whilst eradicating the disease, Professor Valpeau’s discuvory,in bis Specific Pills, for the cure of gonorrlim and gleet, has raised him immea- surably above all his contemporaries in this particular branch of the profession, With such celebrated remedies, together with the combined skill oi the first medical men of this country, the College feel satisfied that the good work they have undertaken, “the suppression of quack ery,” will receive the patronage it deserves from that portion of the public requiring their services. ‘Terms, for advice, and all medicines, $5» ffice, and Consulting Rooms of the College, 97 Nas- sau street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent. thi DR. TAYLOR’S BALSAM OF LIVERWORT, 378 BOWERY. —To those who have eoughs or colds, asthma or consumption, we would say try the Genuin ‘Laylor’s Balsam ot Liverwor:, made only ut 875 Bower it i# the only remedy to be relied on tor the cure of the above mentioned diseases, Beware of all other medicines got up under differeat names by the mercenary, on the reputation of this article. Toe baretaced counterfeiter dare not imitate my new steel plate lable, * to prevent counterfeits,” with the signature of Dr. Gurdon J Leeds, sole wholesale agent, attached ; therefore, be care(ul to sow that that is on each bottle before you purchase, Ce ‘ificates have frequently been published in the Comme: cial, Tribune, Herald, Sun, and Chronicle newspaper wich the nai of Dra, Clinton, Perkins, and Hoffman recommending it to nts who have voluntarily given iy their cases to publi Examine, and if you are nov we |, (if medicine can cure you,) it is your own fault, Buy as above, or of Dr. Leeds, druggist, 128 Maiden lene, sole wholvswlo agent, Mrs. Hays, agent, Brooklyn; 189 Fulten street. @@- ROACH AND BED BUG BANE.—A sure and percenset sepemnm these noxious vermin can be und at 21 Courtlandt street—Price 25 cents per bottle. fo hotels or steamboats they can buy it by the gallon or MONEY MARKET, Friday, July 7—6 P.0. A note was read at the new board of brokers this morn- ing from the Secretary of the Treasury, apologizing for the late transaction in relation to the payment of the Go- vernment interest, on the ground that it was the mistake ofa “subordinate.” The heads of departments are those on whom responsibility rests. The stock market was very heavy today. United States 6 percent stock fell 1 per cent; Harlem }; Long Island 1}; Stonington 14; Ohio 4; Kentucky 1; Indiana 1 per cent; Illinois 1 per cent. New York 7°s, 1848, rose ¢ At the new board the sales were small, with the same general results as at the other board. Of the Treasury notes advertised to be redeemed by the government of the United States, on the 1st, at least $600,000 were held by banks and individuals in the city of Baltimore—nearly the whole of this capital is for re-in= vestment. At Boston, $38,000 Massachusetts 5 per cent Stock pay- ably in 1867 and 1859, sold at 2} per cent adr. At New Orleans on the 28th, $119,566 in specie arrived from Tampico. There is very little variation now in domestic bills. Rates or Domestic Excuanar in New York, June, 1841 ‘ana JUNE 16, 1943. June, 1841. Tune 16, 1913. per pia sedis. be Re ‘ ES 5 3 » 1 cy Sas 3 satel zeae There isnothing co detrimental to the welfare of a peo. pleas great and violent fluctuations in the manner of em ploying money and the changing of the channels through whichitisemployed. ‘This latter is perhaps one of the Greatest evils of the credit system. A remarkable in stance of the mischief which it engenders isseen in the convulsion and disaster which prevailed in England for many years after the war ceased in 1815. In 1803 the to- talexpenditure of the kingdom was £48,999,230, including £20,699,864 paid on account of the public debt, ‘This ex: penditure was yearly increased until in the yeur 1814, it Teached £106,82,260, or $550,000,000. This almost in credible sum of money was yearly drawn from the peo, pleat large, and expended in military and naval opera. tions. The continuance of the war destroyed many in- dustrial employments, but the expenditure of so large a sum ennually by the government built up immense in- terests on the ‘protective system,” dependent upon the outlay of the guvernment; one helf the kingdom was em ployed for thegovernment. With the return of peace the expenditure ceased. Theoutlay of the government, from being £1.06,832,000 in 1814, fell to £65,000,000 in 1817 This inyolved the inevitable ruin of all those interests employed by the war, and the kingdom was convulsed. ‘The expenditure for three periods were as follows: ‘Ten years ending January 1802, £A47,812 773. Fourteen 18:6, 1.069 683,370 Tweive * 1828, 670,198,286 From 1802 to 1816 $3,000,000,000 was forced into the channels of government patronage, and $2,000,000,000 withdrawn in the subsequent 12 years, ‘The terrible diesters that occurred from 115 to 1921, notwithstanding the continuance of the bank restriction, is still rife in the public memory. It was the stoppage of the war expendi. ture before new interests had supplanted those ruined by that event, which inflicted fardeeper misery than the ac. tual war. The present state of affairs in this country is very similar to that of the United Kingdom at the period to which we refer. In order to understand this at a glance, we have compiled from official documents the progress of debt in this country, comprised in three items, viz.:— Bank Stocks, State and City Debt, and the Debt of the Federal Government. All the items are from official re. ports,ai d may be depended upon as strictly correct. The table presents the following resul! Tasue or Pustic Stocks at Dirreaent PeRiops iN THE UNrreD States. State and Bank Stock. city stocks. U.S Stock. Toral stock. Har.dte.6it —$4430,000 231,576,177 112,031,000 790, 248'610, 160 145,192,268 6,470,417 220,228 091 168,725/687 —59,137'000 242,775,787 200'005,944 58, 231,250,33/ 251,879,292 95,310 000 290,772,091 10,000,000 317,06 778 174,482,958 a 132, 900 7 358 442,692 210,159,000 5,550,000 ‘350000 8,381,555 ‘$78,000,000 259,178,533 27,394 261 Deling’t and in liqaid’n, 95,000,000 115,746,000 - Net, 283,000,000 143,432,533 27,394,261 453,806,794 The column of ajsgregates shows a yearly increase of stock debts in some shape. In 1920, the United States Bank, with $35,000,000 capital, had just gone into opera, tion. The amount of State stocks was very small. From that year, 1820, the Federal Government paid off $178, 411,218, wluch extinguished its debt, principal and inte- rest, and leftthe total stock debt in 1835 at $66,483,186 only; in the same time the bank stock had been increased near $100,000,000, consequently the amount of money in those two employments had increased $66,000,000, which ‘was perhaps the actual increase of capital in the couutry- Atthat moment, however, the mania commenced, and the aggregate stock debt increased $367,000,000 in eight years, although in the previous fifteen years it had in. creased but 20 per cent of that amount. The inevitable result of this was the revulsion, which threw into liquida- tion $95,000,000 of bank capital, and caused adelinquency in over $11,000,000 of State government debts. In this calculation we have omitted the enormous sums employed in insurance andother company stocks, because there are po means of approximating the true sums. Now, then, it appears, that during a period of fifteen years, ending in 1986, there was very little change in the direct employ- ment of capital ; the surplus only, about $4,000,000 per annum, was put into new siock. During the succeeding eight years, however, the payments of the Federal Go, vernment, $10,000,008 per uanum, not only ceased, but the reverse took place,the Government became a borrow* er, and near $40,000,000 or $50,000,000 per annum, was withdrawn from other employments and put into stocks. Bank capital nearly doubled, and their loans increased in a greater ratio. Money was rapidly leaving its old direct application in developing the resources of the country by stimulating industrial employments, and was rushing into trade through the medium of banks. This had the same effect in changing the employment of the people, and building up immense interests dependent upon bank expenditure, which the war in Europe had in making the people of England dependent upon the outlay of the government. In this case the peace changed the state of affairs. In the present case here the overstrained credits broke down of themselves, and as above $210,746,, 000 became ‘elinquent, and all the bank discounts greatly curtailed. Hence all that immense interest which had been built up dependent upon these credit movements was destroyed, and the country has been going through a collapse in consequence. But affairs are now recovered, end industry and capital are now getting into a healthy direction, and with the constantly increasing volume o; industrial wealth, trade and untrammelled commerce would soon grow £0 asto give healthy employment to the remaining sound banking capital. Sales at the Stock Excnung». 12000 Kentneky 6's, she la 93, 75 shas Usion Bank 10836 % ay 2% 27 Vel & Hatson 104% 400) Tad’ava 8g Bds 29% 50 Farmers? Trust 236 16000 do 110 29}, 100 do 23 200 do mah 10 Mataal Ins: 96 20 Anb& Roch’s i R 9% 2% Canton Co 26 ohawk Railroad 34 200 Harlem 31 7% do a 25. do a1% 250 L Island RR 5259 50 do 52% 190 do 30 52h— 100 Stonington R R a7 do a7 5 do 27 Second Board. {0 shasL, Island — 990 5254 Harlem RK — 51031 50 do at 1 Kentucky 10 ue 50 do 930 525 New York Public Stock Exchange, 1000 US 6%, 6215 116) $1000 U 8 ee BAS {102% 2000 Iitinoie 6, 70 baw 32% bas 105) do Et 20 105% 1000 do ais 32 30 105.” 600 10 10K 3m Io bide | bow 90, S0etas AM & Roeh b90 ih ft ’ 899g 2p Land Mailrowd Sach 100 do 52% 19 do #10 52% £90 jane m tale 250 bio 2 10 30 83 toce ‘a te at Wo 2000 00 do 515 58m ino Mlicole 9, 1870 50 Farmers Loan di Board, 100) MK ky 6s 60 shes L island RR 58% He easy oy Se eS bao 39 1000 Iilinois 6's, 1870 0 do ‘bio 58 State of Trade. Cotton.—This article still continues dull, the sales yes terday reached nearly 500 bales at former prices. es. —The sales of pots reack nearly 200 barrels, at $4 Ga}a4 65. Pearls we quote at $5 2605 31}, with sales for sual ors Hay.—Soles of common for shipping we quote at $35a38; prime sells quick at 40a43, Beeswax.—We notice sales of western, fair quality, at 2940293, net: ite Sales of whale at 824432}. The supply of both whale and sperm is large, and prices firm. Whiskey—We quote tales of drudge at 224 cts to a mo- derate extent. Naval Stores—Very little doing in any article under thishead. Spirits of Turpentine we quote at 80 cents, with trifling sales, - Provisions—sales of Mess fork at 11 43$.2 1160, and Prime at 937} a 950. Beef, city mess at $ 37}, and Coun- try at $8; Lard, sales at 5} a 6cts, Corn Trad der Our Flour market stands in nearly the same condition ag before reported. Prices are on the decline, and opera- tions are very limited, denoting a speedy felling off in our quotations. The pricesof flour and wheat are very high in all the western markets, but the excitement for speculation has subsided, and prices are shaking and must soon feel the dull and inactive state of things here. ‘We quote for Genesee in this market, $5,60 a $5,624; Ohio and Michigan $5.25 a $5,373; Ohio round hoop $5,605 Georgetown, $5,50 a $5,624; Brandywine, $5.75; Rich: mond County, $5,624 & $5,75; New Orleans, $5, a $9,25. Rye Flour, northern, $3,31}—Corn Meal, Jersey, $2,87} a $3, Brandywine, $3,12}, bbls. Wheat still continues very doll; we quote $1,15 @ 1,20. Corn, northern, sales te some extent at 08 a 584c measure; southern 660, weight. Rye—sales at 69 a 70 cents, New Wheat has made its appearance in Baltimore, and brought good prices, ‘Che harvest in this and most of the westerm states has commenced, and so far as we have re- ceived accounts, turn out very abundant, and exceeds all the anticipations formed by the most sanguine. peat at Cleveland forthe month of June were— rels of Flour, . * . - - 88,017 Bushels of Wheat, bg . . + 102,365 Bushels of Corn, Be ahh RER TS 36,092 Exports fer the same period compared with last year : 1842, Flour, Wheat. To Un'ted States ports... 63,925 174,126 ToCanada........46 + 7,933 41,013 ‘71,868 215,144 1843, To United States ports. ... . .95,359 95,205 ToCanada.......... 10,447 4,629 105,806 99,834 ‘The exports of flour to the British colonies are larger this year than last, while the exports of wheat have fallen off a large per cent- The expor's eastward via Buffalo, upto July Ist, were :— 1843. 1842, 1341. Wheat. bush. 401,093 294,500 221,727 Corn. bbls. 16,563 130,286 4,608 Flour, seeeedDbdls, 307,286 238,664 283,683 ‘The falling off in Corn during 1843, from 1942, is very large, and we ean only account for it from the fact that last season was very unfavorable to that kind ef grain, and the increased consumption among the producers, in the place of wheat, which was thrown into market from first hands,immediately after harvest, to an extent amount- ing to a large per cent of the total production. in ongons of low prices, a larger proportion of the crep of Wheat is invariably brought into market, thau when prices are high, and money plenty, which enables farmers to obtain facilities to meet their liabilities, with out being compelled to dispose of their grain at the mar- ket price, whatever it may be at the time. ‘e anxiously look for reports from the extreme West £0 a8 wecan form a more decided opinion as to what the crop of wheat and other grains will be, in comparison with last year At Cincinnati the 3d inst.—Sales on Saturday at $4 06, $4 69 and $4 12}, there being quite a mixture of brands in market. About 100 buls. were sold from wagons on Syca- more street, at $4 (6 and $4 10. : At St. Louis the 28th ult.—Sales of flour, good country brands, were made yesterday at $4 25. City mills, best, we continue toquote at $5, chiefly at retail. There is but little flour arriving, and the stock ight. At ld yesterday at 70a 75, at which rates the de- man |. At Philadelphia the 6th inst—The market has been qui- et, and the sales limited 26 a5 37} for fresh ground Western and Pennsylvania flour ; today holders ask $5 87} for Pennsylvania. The receipts continue light. Rye flour has been sold at $2 37} a 2 50 bbrl. Sales ofcorn meal at $2 874 a 2 90 per bbrl. for Pennsylvania and Brandywine. Sales of veut Pennsylvania red wheat early in the week at $1 18 a1 19—subsequently at $1 174, and to-day at $1 15per bushel. A saleot rye at 65 cents. ‘orn comes inslowly. Sales of Pennsylvania yellow at 55}.256, and Southern ot 64 a 55 cts. Oats—Sales of Southern at 30 and Pennsylvania at 82 cts. At Baltimore the 6th instant.—There is scarcely any demand for Howard street Flour, and we are not advised of any sales today. The last’ transactions ‘rom store were at $5 50 for good standard brands, at which price the article is now uniformly held. The sale of 1500 barrels City Mills Flour noticed in our last should have been at $5 50. Sales have been made to- day of about 1300 barrels at $5 50. We hear of no transactions in Susquehanna Flour. Some els of choice brands are held at $5 75. ‘The receipts of Pennselyania Wheat yesterday and to- day, comprise about 4000 bushels, Noneof the parcels were of prime quality, and the sales were made at 113 a 115 cents for the best reds, and at 105 cents for parcels having much smutin them. Sales of Md. white Corn at 53 cents, and ef yellow at S4 cents. Sales of Penna, yel- low at 54c. We quote Md. Oats at 25 a 26c. At Buffalo the 6th inst.—The markets are decidedly heavy to day, and such salvs as have been made were at a decline from former rates. We notice sales of N. Ohio wheat et $1 05, whick would place Chicago at $1 bus ‘The operations in flour are solely on city account.— Straight forward brands are held at $5—all other descrip- tions must be placed below that mark. Corn has declined te 40 cent: he receipts at Cleveland and Toledo—the new channel of trade to the jash—are now heavy, 7,836 came into Cleveland on Mon and the receipts atTolelo are now 1000 bushelsaday. Dealers must govern themselves accordingly. The receipts here du- ting the past48 hours were 23,000 bushels wheat, 4000 corn, and 8100 bris flour. At Albany, July 5.—There has not been much flour in to-day or yesterday, and the transactions of to day are too limited to estab] scale of prices. The large hold- erscontinue firm et $5 75 The sales in small lots are at adecline since our Jast quotatioi uard, Roch.) sold at $6 44; 200 do price; sto bbis Mich. (Three Rivers) fered at $5§. We quote all kinds at $5 50a 5 56, accord- ing to order. Asaie of 9000 bushels shorts made at 10c. and $009 bushels Oatsat 28. Two boat loads are held at 28}. 29. At Cleveland, the ist inst.—The canal receipts to-day are 3,100 bushels Wheat, and 5,593 barrels Flour. There is no’money to do business with—sight drafts on New York are taken toa limited extent in payments, but when the proceeds are to go south, nothing but the currency will answer. We quote flour at $5 a $5}, and whest 106 « 108 cexts, the transactions being so limited that our quotations may be considered as being merely nominal. At Toledo the 28h ult—The amount of produce re- ceived by canal and railroad since our last, is as follows: wheat 306 bushels; corn 3150 bushels; oats 272 bushels; flour 1033 barrels. Prices are tending upward—for flour $4.87} a dure aske ', $4 75 was refused aday or two since for a lot of 500 bbls’; wheat $1; corn 38c. We have not heard of any heavy transactions at these prices. At Montreal the 4th instant.—The flour market for American brands wasdull. Sa es toa | extent of Ohio were made a: $5 75, but holders generally demand $6. Canadian was quoted at $530.05 60, Nothing over a retail business doing. Provision Market, i We have very little to give that is new of articles in the eating line this week.gThe markets are liberally plied with all thegood things the country affords. We notice Watermelons, Cucumbers and Raspberri in great abundance. Our gardens want rain very much to forward the grow- ing vegetables. rhe of meats is seriously affected by the hot weather, and fish from the same cause is in extensive de- mand, which is abundantly supplied, by the large lots daily produced by the dealers. ‘The present season pro- misesto be very favorable for fruit, particularly for Peaches. Below will be found the retail prices for the principal articles offered in our et. as~ Eeee per doz. Porter House Steaks} Pork, per Ib++ Pigs, roasters ++ Potatoes Radishes, Rhubarb, per bunch 5 Sirloin,'lbs + +++ +10 ry os. Sails Beets, «+ per bunch Butter, fresh, per Ib 1) Butter, firkin, per Ib Drabs,' dor + e eeesebae bust Swt,! ban & 8 4 4 ib A Lettuce, doz je RC ee Lamb, per lb Brighton Cattle Market. Jury 3.—At market 410 Beef Cattle, 1 Oxen, 2150 Sheep, and 560 Swine. sold. Prices—Beef Cattle—We reduce our quotations; avery few extra probably brought atrifle more than our hi; est quotat Lat edd 475 ; second quality, 50; third quality 375 a 425. “Working Oxen Sales at $00, 72 and 86, Shee few at 225. Swine—A lot of small pigs for roasters at 70; old Bar- rows 44c, a lot to peddle 4}c; alot to close 3§c. At re- tail from’ 4 to d4c. Philadelphia Cattle Market. Jurx 6,—Beef Cattle—1010 cattle in market ; 50; extra 6}; 310 went to New York; 20 left over. Cows and Caives—180 at market, sales $12 to 18 ; extra $22 to 28, Springers $14 to17, Dry Cows $5 to 9. Calves—$1 60 to 2.60; extra 3. Hogs—220 at market ; sales 4 to 4} ; extra 4}. Sheep—1476 at market ; sales $1}t0 2} ; extras from $1 12te 2; and New Onceans, June 23. advised of the follow- ing engagements since our last report, viz : one ship for London at 87s 6d for Tobacco; one for Liverpool at fd; one for Cork and a market at 7-161 for cotten; and one for Havre at cent for cotton and 32s 64 for Tobacco. The rates to foreign 8 are very firm, and i ficult now to obtain freight for cotton to Liverpool at our quoted rate. In Coastwise freights there is but a moderate busi- ness deing. Therate for lead has declined considerably, but otherwise there is no material cha For further particulars see t a Married, On Monday evening the 8d July, | the Rey. Dr. Hugh Smith, of Chelsea, Mr. Cnanves R. Townsann to Miss Emguine Yrosans, both of this city. . LT cans , on Thursday the 6th instant, Mr. James ing illness. be- loved by all who knew him He "7" admired and les shou!d mark where virtue lies. to the grave be borne, pre should rise, And worth by numbe: O’er him the proudest And weeping thouran Passengers Arrived.s Havar—Ship Great | i 2ehil — Py ea Kcamans ‘eat Britain—Mrs Schnei ter acd 2 children: pa—Biig Targuina—Mr Jordenay, lady and ‘John Gale, Messrs Raymond, Phil- "Mot cm lips, MeVonald, Smith, B: LEsTON™Ship Catharine—Mrs KR Lowndes and two children, Mrs as Miller, Miss Ji ndenhall, M. Oe irs AE dry good store, Also, Foreign Importations, Bt Mark—1500 sacks salt A Richards. | b Roy=i00 tons logwood Howland & As- GaLveston—Rarque Star Republic—: be: ton JH Biower—W00 P Harmony & co. io 0 baes ec Liverroo.—Shi t hapa rarely met w Domestic Inaportations, House, eonsining of a lar sets, Lamblers, wi orvaments and fane’ P hi bacco J Hauter—6 dbia oil | cask | tbl be fi Mark Spene +—3 bbls 5 hf do tallose pipe bal Bash & co—22' bal Snes nahacee hemp 15 che 4 bbia seed JD McGregor vise J Birr't=50 bhils tob\eco Spotford, Tite ton & co rr ved JM Maybee—58 bbis flax<ved 9 bb!s castor oil 5 do beans 1 bale skins 15 hemp 17 skins.2 bhds beeswax J Smiti s chs wheat Charchm Batiel\e—25 bbls castor Is lard $4 do hams Lee, Darerit Miller—=10 bale hds tevacco RL Maitland—24 do 2 bxs do Havens & com2 bbls inrd Bogart & Kneeland-—21 bbls 1 tierce flaxseed 1 bbl beeswax R Irvin—31 boxes Hunt=15 bales hi bacco 47 do flixseed 8 bbls seed 442 encks corn 403 robes 100 bates cotton Young & A MARITIME HERALD. Ship Masters and Agents: We sisali esteein it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give Jommodore RopekT SiLvey, of our New: rt of the Shipping leit at the Port whence t essels Spoken on aay Foreign Newsy board them iminedjately ou their acrival. tespoudents, at home or abroad, will also tending to ‘this Office all the Mariue Lnte Nowtioal tnformation of any kind 9 —10 do Kobert & Williams— bb!s 446 sis wheat 10 nhd: alders Griswold & & R sberts—13 hhds hams Eve- i} 17 do tallow Wolt & Birhoy 38 7a or News they may have. PORT OF FEW WORM, 498{ soow sera Patrick Henry, Delano, Liverpool, Grinnel!, Mintum C bolton, Fox & Livings Hawkins, Glas remen, Motz & 74, Lockwood, St Croix, B De Forest & Co. Shin t. Mark, Butman, 48 day f Proal, from Havre, May 20,1 ballast, 8 days fom New Orleans, wih cot: . Stuthandake, 57 days from St. dish barque Aupusta, with 1100 moys salt to master. us Star Kepablic, with cotton, to John H. Brower, 16 days from Wt. Jago de Cuba, with Ler. Hendley, 27 days from Galveston, coffee, &e. to Thompson syden, 6 days from Georgetown, 8C. with 2 days from Laguna, with logwood, r, 26 days from Mobile, with stores, bound to Boston—put m to laud passengers Scur Rio, Griffiug, and navel storer, 8 aps fiom New era, NC. with cotton days from Washington, NC. from Norfolk, with tim- en. days from Ricimond, with flour, Sch bento A,G.& A, W. Bi ton, 7 days from Alexandria, with muse, ta man. ¢ Bergen, Latourette, 3 days from Petersburg, with mdse, Schr Esther Eliza, Rice, 6 days from Eastport with plaster, as Schr Roanoke, Carson, 8 days from Baltimore, with wood, to landing at intermediate landings, will master, a : Schr'Thomas, Sartio, 2 days from Virginia, with wood, to te Schr Samuel, Elwell, 2 days from Norfolk, k Robert Bruce, from Havana, via Key West 12 days, General iiecord. Packer sur Patrick Hewny, Capt. De erpool this moroing. Her letter bags close at Gulpin’s, m the Exchange, at 1034 o’elock. Packer suir Burounpy, Wottoa, for Havre, also si Her letter bags are ScHR ELLEN, oF Satem.—Cept. Butman, of the St. Marks, at, this cort irom Liverpool, re —June 24, Int 42 10, Jon 58, of Salem, apparently ails taying on deck. No person on boad— ly been taken off. AT: | CL ec TTT AvUSEMMEIN' 3," bk Le & HOW Abs ad 1S Putten 2) SATURDAY o'clock, at room. Ss id and cabinet furoiture of all iptions 2 inrge edditional lot of choicefurniture, from a family re quan at fod 2 piano fortes, 2 refrigera 9. m qusntit » 2 refrigera- hina lamps, cut glass, pated ware, earpeting, cit elvth, ilder® and sash makers, 100 sash frawes ‘in Jots to smut, Iso, « valuable Also, a queer Engh ales room. Ne of teasonable dry goods, clothing, pledged and eA millinery, cutlery, Mee. Also, the contint m Of the stock of a wholesale and retait comprisiug a variety of articles inthe line. 4 excellent turning lathes and patent scales. Iso, 4 turuing lathes. op an improved prince WEDNESDAY, ‘eD. At 1034 o'clock in the sate rooms le of elegant furniture and ref.igerators, «ompri Larg: { isin, | the entire handsome housekeepig articles of a veutlemun yor | 10g to rope, Iso, 5 au ig family refrigerators, such an article as 1 Also. a stock of splendia rew city made eabi ero W. W. SHIRLEY, Anct’r. AUETION NOTICR—Ciins, Gligs and Kerthenw vem ‘Kuesday next, July 1th, at i whole of the, balapee of th anda large quanuty of china in ots co suit retulers. i le of the fixtm joaday. KR. SIMPS5UN. DAY, July tith, at 4 P. M—A purse $200, free for ant pacing horses; 0x0 mile hi beat three in trotters to go under the saddle, earrymg ea'ch weignt; rat) goin harness. carrying 45 $50 to go to second best horse, for which are entered the following D. Biyaut enters ¢ m J 1s. &. Independenc nn Spicer ‘ch. g. Beppo ts John Barber ** « Pacer Oneida Chief. iyeat CHEAP AND HEALTHY EXCUR- SION, on Funday afternoon, to Harlem — ‘are one shilliog each way.—The steamboat ave to-metrow after ‘ast pier, at half past o'clock; Pier No. 1 ; Roosevele st ac; Pike st quurter past 2, and Delauey st at haif past 2 o'clock, returning to the city at aneatly hour iva leer F = WISHING DANBS, OFF Sa\DY HOOK, every Tuesday, Tharday and Friday B ve y, quarter to. sorter past 3 Prkco at y Catharine st ferry, Brroklyn, at quarter prat 9, and pi Battery athalt post 9, lending at Kort Hamilton ea Bait furnished gratis. A bond of music ecromiyanies the boat and everything wil be cone to make there excursions pleasant andhealthy i x mbernaid willattend to the ladies and children, m__ NO MONOPOLY—FARE EDUCED. sz, New Independent Op) n Line for Alba ny direct. The cew and commodious steamboat NEW JENSEY, Capt. P. H. Furey, will ieave the foot of Barclay street, New York, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening, at 7 o'clock For treigh! or passage apply on board. Freight taken less than tow boat prices, | : ‘The New Jersey it furnished with elegant stete rooms, and for speed and accommodation is not surpassed by avy steam- boac on the Hodson river. iT * Peorlwns LINE OF STEAMBOATS ecg? COX ALBANY—Daily at 7 o'clock, P. M. ‘Throwgn Direct (Sundays exeepted) from tre Steambyt Pies between Conrcandcand Liberty sueety Steamboxt ROCHESTER, Cap: A Houghton, will leave Tuesday, Thursday Cy Saturday evenings, at 7 o'clock. Breamboat SOUTH AMEHIC. LW B 1, will Sse Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, at 7 Breamboa: NORTH AMERICA, Captain MH Trucedell, gmc iui feave Monday, Wed ty b Wrid ns, at 5 o'clock. Porpassaze oF freight, apply on board, ot to B.C. Beho}tz at the office on the wha iy SEVEN O'CLOCK MORNING LINE FOK ALBANY, TROY, and Intermediate Leudings.—From Steambvat pier, .at the foot ‘OL Barelay atrect. Breakfast and Diuner on board. ‘The new low pressure steamboat TROY, Capt. A. Gorham, this (Saturday) morning, at 7 o'clock. Kor pansege, apply at theo : or on bo ‘The E morning, at 7 o'clock. c Notice —All Goovs, Fre uugace. Bank Biils, Specie, or any otoer kind. of Property, :akeu, sm1;pad, or pat cn boar the of this Liu, mast be at’ the risk of the owners of such goods ke. ja tr ete boat ALBANY, © leave the Pierat the of Barciay street, thi Kz Yelock, Freight taki at the lowest rate sage ply on board, cr at the office on ths Pier, aj. FOR ALBANY, TROY, ond Intermediace places ~The steemboat SWALLOW, Cans, ‘A. McLean, will leave the fo of Courtland street, this aiternoon, (Saiurday) July'8:h, at 5 o'clock. jeter ‘or 6th inst. Barbara, Howes, 9:0 bb!s wh 400 ne. Spoke, no date, lat 34 N, lon 67 W, Belle~ Provincetown , 200 bol Helena May 17, fro} ‘At Japa, Jane 37, eu", 90 sp; Aag 1M, Int 2948 N, lon 177 40 &, 1800 sp; Nov 28, at He whaler Grasshop m Timor, reported the following 10 BOSTUN—Fare $1 50—-Deck Fare $1—The new, mod. P D at Ocean Island, BE » Loby date, at Pleasant island, Massach same place and date, Young Phew Slip, least We Sollock, P. M, yx, Nant, 20 mos, Cid at New Bedford Sch inst. Zoroaster, Seabary, Indian e Branswick, at Providence, re Feb 12, Joba & fdward, Hudson, N Maxfield. do, 1800 wh 400 5 ors at Akaroz Bay, NZ, Watson, from New tu Ocean, with oi! Id, with 1100 bbis spm Henry Astor, Piakham, Nant, at Nooaheva Feb 1, with 1450 Mary, Coffin, Nant, at Tahiti Jan 15, with 1300 sp. ton, signalized Ju 7, lat 2, lon 79 30~by the Liver- wm to the westward, seen June 29, lat 32 20, idad de Cuba, Jane 26, Iat 32 53, an make America, Portla lon #4 56—by the Lady, Adims, of Jat 23 15 8, lon $7 40 Betsey & Janc, 6 days fm Philadelphia for Aatigus, uo date, Jat 32 10, lon 63. Woreign Ports. couatry, can bave them y of the regi: BRS Te) TAKE THE CAKS DIREC VIDENC. PARSE N( aptain teambout CURTIS PE save the pier 2 Market vat will leave the pier east sid er, every Monday, Wedus For passage and {resght inqarre at 205 Seuth st. up stairs. yt NEW YORK a: BOSTON SOUN OT. EN PRESCOTT, Pilot, or tales charge as w 2 als bound to New Bedford, over Nay h, Portland, Kennebeck aud O' aad the several a Pn and Vortland. J18 tise SOR LIVERPOOL.—Regular peeset of the 13th Iniy.—The yery superior, fat sailing packet sty VIRGINIAN, Captain Allen, will postively eail as Having very superior accommvodations for eabia,seeoad enbin id stecraue prasengers, persons wishing to embark should yar'y application on board, foot of Maiden lane, or to OSEPH MeMU ICA X, 100 Pine at., cor. South. ‘The avoye will be succesded by the splendii preket ship Siddous, Captia » Cobb, and rail on the 25th July, Persons wraisy to send for friends ia che old poght oat © boxe ahip, oF ar packets, by applying as above : if by Lecter L iv7ec Gatvestox, June 9—In port, Galveston, for New York, to Sr Jaco oe Cuma, Jane 20—In port, Speedwell, for Boston, soon; Monsoon, Philadelphia, 24th; Watch nan, Boston, and two brigs for North Carolina, ‘disebg lumber, names not Ato bw Jaweiao, May 26—In port, Cuba, Babson, from Bos- ¢ Helena, Lambert, from ill, for Baltimore, 6 oZAMbIQae, Wee Trt Curtis, Avbort, do} ort Premser, No Mary, Kedp:th, sud Wm Broom, ‘Grey; tamelin, ouch Mak» Weshart, Liverpool; So: MePhail, Newcastle; George . Liverpool; 34 acd pie wan wogah, Moni Home Port ian, Patterson, NYork; 29th, P an a Barn, Jane %—Arr © net, by wees a file lng = Sand d pout, Given, Gua Baltimore, Sia 3d, Li Newsorvront, Jaly (—Asr Colum! lewellym, Randall, Point Petre; As Dennis, Philadel- July Arr Emily Taylor, Boss, and Vandalia, * |, Liverpool; Mary & Susan, G ace, Apelac' la; T Picker g, Tilden, NOrleaus: 1, aod Pombre:, Hig CAME to the prem the owner can have by applying to J. Jon ore; + Kaleo, Moore, Alex Jaaresy Hall, ax ; Deposit, Kendrick, Kosciusko, Seun- yh: Corton. Tectt, do 9; AM Hale, Chase, jck, Ware, NYork — i) f, St Joba, NB. N ‘on the 17th Jane last, a brok not , St Zone, NG. ; thai the same by applying to lwem # sex, Goodrien rickabarg; Aug! ta, Nickerson, Meeker, N York. daly 6—Arr Lad H. 1p, Jaly S—Sid Me i ice, Wilcox, aad Indiana, Bharp, Philadephia: N2 er inteuds ber the ¥ Font 3 soe ~ ha 2 Ly ct omer ti} N Ae N to net umd janhsence ice 40'Aua street. ace CHOATEAU, JI. _ BOK LIVERPOOL—The New Line—Regular Packet t6th Julv—The new, splendid New York t ship HOTTINGUEK, La Bursley, masicr, above, herreguiar aa: Vor treight of } ing large and commodions state rooms. apoly to the Laptiin on board, west side Burling Slip, WOODHULL & MINTURNS. ® South’ strect ‘The superior newpacket ship Liverpool, Captam John Eldrioge, 1196 tons, ceed the Hottinguer, and sail on her regular day.16th Auguse. iver » lex .her collar. right side like a aad= + to the name of Tipp. G. W. DUB i», 757 Broadway corner ot Kighth etiam pralpstilsbciaa 600 or aterm not less tian five years, JOY to de sc cured by a Jife insurance, mud roorterge on avessel. Apply, by lester,to N. W., Post Office, New York. i OARD IN Ti COUNT Y—A gentleman and his wile n be accommodaced with bowd ina small pr.vate family Kichmond, near the water and bat a few steps from the ments to let in the Jower part of the gity, suitable family. For further particulars e.quire 138 - jv tr Por Splendid jorge rooms, well furnished, for Single jeutiomen, with bieasfast and tea. Knqutre at a¢ Wal- ve’, near firoadway _jet Im*ee abseriber, on the spot in er forehead, whien nigan, No.7 Great treet, acd paying charges und proving property. iy7 chr” ICE —Trken on Warren Bridge, Chulestown, Mass., dnrger denomination it was supposed to be when taken. ‘The owner cau have ALBERE CUTTER, an of July, a Brindle Cow, w ivs June 21. 1843. idtaw*r Axwany, July 6—Arr Utica, an, New Haveg. Bid Als, *, Love joston et ? » Jaly Arr Lay A Kent, [TRISH EMIGUANT 80 1ET beheldat, Was N jary Ann Caroline, Cor- HS ae Moa Wirstidy thom shit Stucans rate nd Soh Caroling, Corbett, Bow Hin, New Budlord; Mary & lies, Bailey, Willetts, Frovudevee Bartiuony, July 6—Ary Eliza, Moore, Portland; ‘ork. July 6—Arr Rob Roy, Morsh, Liverpool; James buryport; Luey Ann, 8: lyrick, and Leoutine, New York. (1 vrs ye CHARLESTON, Ju'y I~ Are Dimon, Robinson, Savaywan, July (—Cld Augusta, Sherwood, co we, June 29—'The Chas L. Vore, Gould, from N Orleans for N Yor after be plied with fresh wat Jacksonvitse, Jane 4—8id Gen Lafayette, NYork. Key Weer, June 28—Sid PI doiph Growing, for NY. A CARD —We eo wind «, the preceeded on her voyege—caj in atk, iO days; pilot boat Ame iny| Arr Kensidutos, Shamway, How; hols, New York; Ge: Pequot, Lewis, Havana: Ell “PHE POLITIC c utaining a list of the chief execmiive and sud the Untied States, Mi of the aT ‘atuam, Havana; ‘alouth, Mass — St Cloud, Emerson, New Giode, Hiller, » Havana: Kinito, ke. the meeting ofthe the pamber of Pi vier) Leans, June 2@—Arr Duvean, Gay, Balumere ‘Robertson, Liverpool Meant Borland, Autwerp; pa na, Vi Bremen, Selim, Parritt, qrarterly meet ng of nd friends ofthe Irish Exnigant Sceiety, wil \dat Washington Hall, corcerof, Broadway snd Heade m Toerday evening, 11th inst . at ha'f pest 7 o’cloe! biaas as a Gro. L. KI Er FE, Sec’y. the member T—510 bbls nod 119 sacas p ime Illinors Wheat, by. . Ke. Uns &. K COLES x Sora, now Jwrging Thom sh p Canton, for eee Cora ON A OLLINS & CO. 56 South street. jigned, passengers in the brig rom Charleston to New York, commander thereof, our sincere nd ane! tein attention to our comfort, as and skitifal exertions to seenre a safe Moon, on h Wm. H Piatt, A.'M. Galpio, Lnke Keed P. atockman, Samuel Jeffords, G, Goddard, Dinl H. Lockwood, Zeow M_ Upham, 'y m 8. K ‘Thos. Cosgrove, Janes A. Pr Robt. M. Kindall James BO” dye it? ra REGISTERK—To be published, op of Angost. The Poli 's PP jembers af the 290 C retorts with thetr terms o; offic ding electio a tate Leg r ume of he Bivmle copes 12) cente—$1 e dozen—87 0 bundred—$60 » ‘Orders respectfully solicited. Aden MAN,, jyT le ABatumore, Md, and if it does not care you, we will not take & Ps : a s SILOS GAR EES Direetor, Mr. JOH™ S¥* TON, SATUPDA Js ay BENEFIT OF MO. eR. On which occasion Mille. ALV« + volunteered her valu- able ser WSKELLE LAGE he MME, LE COURT The performance t 1 With the original Overture to Lee tre Aug Cl Tobe followed by, tui % oe ee PRE AUX CLERGS” ©” Duster rio8. lov lle, Princess of Navacre, ast lle, Caive Cantarelli, M Dessonvil iret, Nights of the Ravel Family—Tasdavs Nignws of the Krench Company—¥ oni Fridays an! Satardays. [cP A strict Police will be in attendance rnd great ears ¢ the admission of improper perscns Fifty Cents. Mav be had at the Jarden during "A limited number of Season Tickets wit be ats posed of. (= No postponement at this establisment on accouut of the Weaher, as the Grand atrance from Broadway to the Saloon te potected, and the new Saloon, which is ventilaced fram the sides, can be eneloved ata moment's notte i ona HAM Tan, e325 centers: vee oe ++ Pit 12 ON THIS EVENING; July 8th, the vertors 2 Bg a Mener with the dams of the SOLITARY. oF THE He Pang Lag 2 Thorne; Walter Arling‘on, Mr Feet a ch, Aho stouishing perlormane of RE PAUL.” After w! DID THK Pee OMe FROM Yo coneluue with the FRA- voors oven at half past 7, and the curtain r'se at 8 o'clock, precizery. §AMERICAN THHATRE, WALNUD ST. PHILADELPHIA, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MI88 CUSUMAN. MH. BURTON'S BENEFITS THIS KVENIN DULL CARK, July 8, will, be performed BEGUNE ‘o conciide wih THE WAGER MAMSHALL, Lessee. oar a Am MUstius, AND ARIAL GARDEN, BEST ATTRACTIONS IN AMERICA. KXTKA GRAND GALA DAY BENEFIT OF Mi. HAKKINGTUN AND HIS LASY APPR ARAN THE GIANT ES = xl to appear upow the Musram, has kintly com stage at the side of Tom Thamb, J C Mr. HAR RINGYVON, the G. Mawizion, will perform his wonderful Seht of Hand, Muasentous Disappearinces, Rib- bon Bactory, &c., alz0 iatrodack laughable seenen of ANTRILOQUISM! Mrs, PHILLIPS, the popular Vocalist, and LA PETIT R CENITY, the chatming Danseuse. are ecg wed- ALBINO LADY! FANCY ASS BLOWING! Giaad oranya, and 540,000 Curtositi ice of admission cents. Children vader tea acl p AND PICTURE GALLERY, Broadway, Sa the City Tait. ad UTMONS S J LL. THE MOSS WO. DERSUL COMbRasE EVER WISNEDSED. The Giant Girl respeeifully announe r ce this day, om which K the dap avd evening. ‘Hhere will be three performances, at 11,3 and 8 o’cloek, P. M.. when Tom Thamb will sppear, and sing a song Mr Molvan, the unequalled Penor Singer, will vatiery of aperopriate Fatriouc Songs; Master Rattle nyalied Exhiopian Dancer; Mr. 8. Brouwer, the celevrated Ca mic Singer; Miss Advir, the charming Vocalist; Miss Mian the Grecian Jnggleress, Se. Ke, iC Admusion to the whole ONLY ONE SHILLING. iv8 ser ‘PHE EXVIBITION OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY L will close on Tuesday the 4h of July, at10 o'clock, P.M, No pioture of te present collection can ever again be seen at ofthe Academy . n2eents. Cainogues 12% couts. je22 2w#re CHESNUT STREET, THEATRE, PHILADEL 10 LET—Krom the sist ‘day of July mst term of ont or more yenrs, this long establish ular house, ltr ‘sptei a ry, wardrobe, library, music, machinery, tures. Ite well kuown reputasion, both United states, renders uaueceasary a and peculiar advauts a TOW. and inducements which present them- souofan efficient management, to se- ject of the proprietors. be considered confid ARCH STREET THEATRE, (PHILADEL- Hie BOARD OF MURR TS OF TE AR ‘ NTS OF THY ARCH 8 . THEATHE, Philadelphia, are prypared to lence the tag, ing for the season of 1813 44, of a louver period, to an evterpri- sug manager, upon very liberal terms, ‘pplications addressed “* Board of Agents of the Arc ‘Theatre, Philadelphia,” left at 59 Market street, et th Sw corner of dth and Market, or with P. M. Lefwureade vo. Crown atieet, will be atteuded to PHWADMLEMIA, Swe 15,1813. Je1s ime COMPTHOLCEWS OFFICE, > # Albany, Jaly 1, 1943. Till, seven per cent bonds, issued by’ the Comptrotier in he 122s, nd payable oue year Yrom date, will he redeemed at the i MPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS AND HOUS LK EPERS—Lite and Property Preservers—Patent Self Cocking Kevolving Pistols, which cam be discharged six times in as mony seconds, merely by yslling the igaers The ehaine ber and barrel are in one 1 cannot be blown apart, ake somo repeaung struction is very simple—ahey can be drawa and nsed with oue hand, without the foes of a mom: For travellers, house aud» pablic officers, and others, they a they ean protect their lives And epers, captains, planters, au sadizpensabie article, at roperty if attacked by many f Planters would arm thowselves with this weapon, they would have no cause to fear the insmrrection of their b> . The public are invited 10 examine the same, as the t simpli- city, ben plan not to get oat of order, and their periect safety, will certainly recommend them over ali others. Whole, sale and retail, J. @. BOLEN, 1008: . a i m% Imeodistec "between Wall usd Give chs, MORMON WOODS MEETING—PROVE a HINGS. "THE, Latter Day Saints, vulgarly styled Mormons, will he'd meetings at the Forest Gyr, Paterson. New Jer: sey, (Falls,)oa Thursday, Friday, Sarurdsy and Sarday, the 6th, 7c, 8 h and Oh instent, commencing at 10 o'clock A’ M., ang hilf past 2o%lock, PM. ‘The people are invited to meet with us and jadge according hteousness of the principles we profess. ¥ of our publientions may be piocared at this meeting ‘The Ordinauce of Baptist will be acministered on Sunday, the 9ch inst, “Lhe cars on the Paterson Wai pateeel oad leave as follows: jew York. A.M. 9ovelock < we P.M. PM. ant) “ ON SUNDAYS. Paterson. New York. 8 o'clock .M. 934 o'clock A.M. CRS. PM 1 ing 5 La Passengers are arivised to be at the office, 75 Cortlandt a1 a few minates before the hour of st 5 D*. FEUCHT WANGER’ tions, PB ee Compound C Sosp, 9 certain preventative against th tons 0. els Oa rose bushes, grape vine _. There probably never was no compound more effectual its application than the Chemical Whale Oil Soap. fu stance willit fail, when properly applied, of accomplishing the objet, sdding at the same time to the cleanliness and fertility 0! the plants, &c. The ¢rfficuity many have heretofore ex- perienced in ealt flowers, &c., in shielding them from the attack of insects, has deterred many from raising them, but this difficulty enn bs en irely obviated by the use of the #Oap, in tts manner of applreation, and on ae ia neces sible tonay extent. the cele vrvted palows of vere fs a visons for the cotal a infesting houses, s infollible and by a proper applica~ tion will wost effectually destroy the vermiv, and prevent a of them, ax hundreds ean testity who last summer were fortunate as'to make use of ther. The Rat and Mouse P when administered according to the direetions to drive from the premises the ‘ sadvantages over all other prev 3 cr v ih ‘oc, mothe, cook jay. Ants, moths, cock- c., are all effectually e: taraniated 100 fi general asworcmeut of rare ch cles, such as extract of logwood, do bark, acids prusiate of potash, white « tronine, ime of iron, do rerenry, do ‘ead, do driod potash. iodine, saetate of trou, sulphnte of mo ‘ine, salphate of cadmenne, oxide ofsilver, do of peroside of iroo, plativa, eyauuret of potasseum. . jonxes, sabovraces. cloride of so la, aqus a spirits nite’, Granviile’s lotion, acerie. ehlone wic ethers, &e.; ‘Swedish leeches, seidlitz and soda Brewer Derfumery, Dotiled soda water, sou, such as coresive sublil eat of the same without the least Toaches loren owe with a general assor¢ment of He. ap by i. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, j14 dtawlmis*re 2 Wail street MEDICAL CAUTION—NO PUFF. "TO, Stzansers aad othem—he nut deceived. | This city abounds with advertising Doctors (self named) with a loug {then never saw a college, ot only tke them prodaee their i from, an old experivnce d nysician and sary evans, Ly of Peck Bilp. now No. 100 Chatham street, near Heart ‘at. New York, where the mildest and most expeditions plan of treatmentin all confidential :ases may be de vended on. ‘he tor has had forty yore experience in’ extenrive hospitals and in private practice, His family medicines for vari- ous dise' highly extolled. 110%. M. well arran ed fer privacy TERIAN DISPENSARY. 3 Di at, extablial of the f Drop, ihe United string of titler—nany walked through ii—the best p au i diplovras., It you req e ‘This medicine cannot be obtained in Albany. sold im Maiden Lane Sheet Camere ‘and Printed _ «jude Nicite4, and oP oer, St heh San ll ot ion the how those who cannot buy with promptness aad on judy me NTINGTON, CAMPBELL & CO, Commission Merchants asd Whoteante Dry © cose Dealers, jystt?m ‘28 Liberty »t, New York. [IMOLHY SPED—9 bbls Timcthy Seed, now landing from ship Canton, for sale by %. K. COLLINS & CO, iy8 56 South street. PEC? 1ON UMAN Life iV F KOM LIGHT NING.—Powers viene