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: last year. 1,338 179 7196 gato as Dantes and Artnca 198 Durham and Sauder Rr yang’ tienen esi ae ‘o's and. i : 8, 6,951 Great x OF England, 1595 aor Great Western, 15,68 13,723 L’pool and Manebest. 4.11 3,796 London end Birham ct 095 = (15,860 London & Blackwall, 1,004 682 London & Anghwe. 3763 3,436 London & C: 298 309 Southw. 5,891 Manchater, a: Manchester ‘and Bir- Manchesteyand Leeds 220 40 Parisand Ont Paris and Rowea, Preston and Wyre, Phetiee and Reiss Southeastern, batt Vales ster, York and North Mid- Jas 1,396 ‘The above calculation comprises the weekly returns % forty-four railroads, 1606 miles in length. Number of pas. sengers on twenty-eight railways, 348,041. The receipts for Passengers on forty-four railways, £77,760 ; ditto for goods on forty-two railways, £26,961—total, £104,721. ‘This is an ayerage of £65 68. per mile per week. It will be ob- served that there has been an increase in the receipts of nearly allthe roads. There has lately been considerable speculations going on in railway shares in London, and prices, as will be seen by the above table, have reached points higher than the affairs of the roade will warrant. ‘The French railroads are full seventy-five per cent above par, and pay four and seven per cent dividends. The railvoads of this country will compare very favorably with those of Europe, The receipts per mile are not so large in this country, but the costs and expenses are 50 very small compared with those of Europe, that better dividends are realized on such investments. Raivnoap Retuans or tHe Uniten State jet Last | Pre: ae o $« ag 92s. 32% 50 0. 1% 90 Lowell, 100 Worcester, 100 aston, Mage - Providesce, 100 ie, i 100 Nashua, 2 too New Bedford, Wana 2a a ‘aunton Branch, , 117,300 122 100 rlestown do 200 i 100 &Schenectady,2,200,815 248 547 133 160 Unica & Syracuse, 163,701 rt 100 Mohnwie & Huds; 99k 35% 100 Western, Mass, 269,909 m 100 Albany toe f Auburn & at 54 18 693 109 100 2.166.566 16,958 say 6934 100 ‘This comprises the principal reads in this and the New England States in active operation, from which returns are regularly received ‘The same amount of capit@l invested in any other way would not produce near as great returns as railroads. Some of the railroads of Great Britain pay as high asten per cent per annum, such as the Grand Junetion, Liverpool and Manchester, and London and Birmingham. We have roads in this country that pay eleven per cent. Many are restricted to a certain per cent, andthe surplus is used for other purposes. The Lowell railroad, for instance, cannot declare over eight percent. In Great Britain, where the rate of interest rules as low as two and three per cent, a stock paying seven or ten per cent must be in great demand. It is im- possible to arrive at the average per cent capital invested in railroad stocks in this country produces, as some of our most costly roads as yet have made no dividend. The Western, costing more than seven millions of dollars, has not paid the smallest fractional dividend. The Harlem, Norwich and Worcester, and Long Island are as yet un- productive property, and the capital used for their con, struction is nominally dead. The actua) average annual per cent income of the railroads of this country cannot be known, until those commenced are in active operation. Suffice it to say, capital cannot be more safely invested than in these works of internal improvement. A meeting of the stockholders of the Girard Bank will take place on the 27th of June, in the office of the Com- pany, Philadelphia, for the purpose of electing Directors and disposing of any other business that may come before them. The affuirs of the bank are daily improving. The asset, are daily becoming more valuable, and it is deemed neces. sary that a good Board of Directors should be chosen to take every advantage the times may create, to liquidate the liabilities of the concern, and, if posible, place the in- stitution in « position to resume business as early as pos: ble. The minds of capitalists are becoming impressed with the belief that there will be for sometime to come a period of the greatest prosperity and lhey are consequently making efforta to resuscitate every defunct bank in the country, to help carry out and extend the general welfare of the people. We do net doubt but there are many at this moment, who actually believe in the resuscitation of the old United States Bank. There are many who no doubt, believe that in a few years another National Bank will grow out of the remnants of the old. The revival of the Girard Bank would be an inducement for those inter- ested, to breathe the breath of life into other lifeless insti tutions. Every one of these concerns brought into exist- ence will help along the speculative movements of the day, and perhaps be a great benefit, by bringing about acrisis and an explosion, before every thing and every one in the country is ruined hy the revolution commenced hy the great regulators of the currency. We feel satisfied that movements are progressing towards the same stage of affairs that existed in 1836 and 1837, and the reaction must consequently be as great as experienced in ’36 and 89. The increase of banking capital, by resuscitating old concerns, or by creating new institutions, is sure to in- crease the movements of trade, until the natural course of business is destroyed, and prices and demand become of a fictitious nature that recognise no limit. Old Stock Exchange. $800 Ohio 6's, '70 L100 a Ohio L. & T b30 100 19000 do "60 We 40 NOCity Bk 7d 73 10000 do. 15d 102 20000 do. bio 10244 5000) do B30 02% 30 Mechs & tra, NO 26000 do. 12% 50 Hlinois Bk 5000 do 15d 102: C k, Natchez 1000 do b10 102 xe Co 2 25000 do. 102 7800 Ohio 6's, "56 100 eR 2000 Kentucky 6's 105% a & Schen RR 2000 do b10 106 C ops 68 5000 do 5's b30 89 89 67 12000 Mivois spel 30 53 oak, 1 70 5000 do bio 53 lore WoreRR = 71 5000 do Bib 5998 490 8 do 76 16000 dy 53 do bio 72 2300 Penn’ b's 79% 1 do 7 5 80 do Wis 71 van Indiana bonds 4844 100 lo bis 71 do 4934 50 Reading RR st a0 Alabama 5°« 250 a he Bk 109}— 150 do 50 Fulron Bk 11g 50 do 5 Bk Sete NY 86% 50 do 15 Bk Com, fall 160% 100 L, Island RI goo do serip 630 100! 50 Paterson RY 200 do do B30 19150 lo 7 50 Ain Exe Bk b30.90 75 Stonington RR 52 Trost $2 2% do 10 53 52 75 do 52% baw 53 i U Pan Ve 10 53 9% Re hese id i Vv i Bk i ¥ ieksburg 1 40.N Ama Trust To a og ia ra n* 307 ilming.on 52 Second Board. $1000 Indiana bds * 48 150thas NAm Trust 186 1000 LV nis 6s, “70 53 200 do 19 Taha Minos Bi 26 140 Farmers’ Loan 53 25 -U 8 Bank. 100 do 10 53 50 Reading RR 2% © do 52% a eo b30 58" 40 do b39 59 8 JL Ialand RK 82% 150 Vicksburg Bk i do $82hq 25 Stonington RRs on "0 N Haven Canel 52 - New Stock Exchange. Ge, tw 106 200 shas I. State Bk bi 49 S09 do © 35 058 ior “hes Dry Bock Bk bat its, B49 3 x. teksburg lo reg 3) % do Wig 50 do bim 39 50 do btw 104g 100 do, bim 40 UI Mereh'e Ere Co 30° 29 N Am Trust 17 25 Harlem 83.87% 25 do 1794 99 Mohawk i = pgs a Ge 8 WaT 25 | do b3 18 % L Iain RR 50 Canton Co opm 67 150 Barmers’ Ln btw 59 FA Stonington RR Ty hg 0 do b3 52 lo 3 Fi 50 0 b3 52! 19 Erie RR ih & @ ia 100 Ph b3 is 50 do b3 52! |, Re: aa « 25 © de 52hy 290 Bh Com scrip bay i0i 250 a> © 528% 3” do ba Sal State of Trade. A Both descriptions continue very dull. Pots we continue to quote at $4254 4314; pearls at $4 75 9 4 SI}. Bexswax—Prime northem yellow sells a’ wanted at 40}e5 southern do iv held at 206, Corron—The sales to-day are quite moderate, amount- ing only to about 1,000 bales, at easier prices: Hioun—Genesee continues in the mat at $4 75, lewd ped from Buffalo, rae ia sed the weigh-Idcl Roch to the 24th in 1 bbls.; from ockeion 06, ‘Total, 306,413 ble, The quantity of wheat which passed ie = peast for the time above mentioned, was 123,647 nushels. Hiay—This article is very dull ; commen qualities sell at 35 a87jc. ‘Zhe receipts continue large. Wiisxer—Drudge cuske we quote Bt 230; prison bar- rels at 28jc. Carrie Manket.—At market, 1,000 head of beef cattle, mostly southern;4160 cows and calves; and 600 sheep an jam be. at Coliseo market ben boon eae We renee. At the cl feos thase Were Son ah coer: Cows ond Calyes—Dull, We quote $152 $30, 40 un ind Lambs—For the former, $176 450; for the 25 a 3 25—all sold. With a very fow ex. Coal Trade. The prices of coal, on board, in Philadelphia, remain without change—$3 for white ash lump, and $3 12} for red 95 cents per ton in addition for broken und screened, when sold on time, with interest added. Vemels continue ae on the Schuylkill—on the Dela. To Boston the rates are $1 624 a rovidence, 1 20.01 35; New York, 87} cents, Freights to Philadelphia, 69 a 70; to New York, $170 0 180. The shipments from the Lehigh coal region to the mount to 34,247 tons. Sent ror THE Werk ENDING ash lump, cas! on Tuurspay Evenina 6.417 Sehuyh! Have 2.09 Pottsville+++ +++ + in the aggregate supply but ven in the Potts bosatinfactory; indeed, they are very little clearer than This, we su tok . the statements’ giver % Foreign Markets. Havaa, May 14 —Our markets are 6} rs for yellow, and 7 a9 rs for whit Sales have been made at 4 ard—Stock about 4.000 kegs ; “1,200 bbls. in first hands holders asking $10. ralen at $14 60, c: Corm—Large importation: Hay —Stock large; price $6 50. E ew Orleans, 12 per cent pren nee jum; London, 9 0 93. On Sunday morning, 26th inst. at Clinton Hotel, by the Rev. Mr. Bellows, Mr. Euiswa Fisn, to Miss Many Any Fisn, both of Barnstable, Mass On Sunday night, 26th inst. ip the 46th year of her age, Sornia Ann Witson. Her friends and wequaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon at 5 o’clock, from her late residence, 118 Bowery. On Tuesday morning, 28th inst., Many Jenxins, wife of Mr. Henry Jenkins, in the 23d year of her age. Her friends and acquaintanves are invited to attend her funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon at 5 o'clock, from he late residence 156 Houston cor. of Ridge street. Weekly ‘Report of Interments in the Crty apd County, oF New Yorks from the 18th day ot to the ah, day of My. n the Wad % 4 is the -shets 3 3 ie throat of Wy mus, 4; ‘Old Suet: Puby. 1; Stillborn 12; Vitae: ‘Worm, Under 1 year, 37; 1 to 2, 13;°2t0 5, 135 5 t0 10, 10; 10 to 20, 55 $a to 90.05 0 to 40,9 46 co'50, 10; 50 to 60, 115 60 to 70, 5; 78 to 90, glen i ni Ted ly. F A bela v ‘Godwin, New oH ewes & Morsae, J Gaillard, et a De Cus Ma- intsioaD pe Cusa—Barque Cassilda—Mrs 1 W Lord ard Je—Mrs Campbell and child, Miss Price, ‘AE Geutle, Miss M ‘Gentle, Messrs Jacksons High, athoun—J Bryer, lady, child and, ner 1¥.4 children and nd Bae aa Den ‘Mosite—Brig Mo! Bowie and Garlepi Cuanisssron—Shi vant; ve B Nort Lando; an, F SPrenchs W'A Gecene, birsen, and two In the ateerage ‘arolina—Mrs A Sebring, and © C. 8e- yer and sm Messrs W J Conly, J'W Davis, re. Couthouy, Mi3s Mj }) Miss G L Leister, of Mobises Renven Post, Mrs. J Yost and Master € J Post, of issex, and 4in the steerag: B. bring aud child; Mrs HM: Eaton. B mi Cara, Cc ct 13 iu steerag: evar M E_ Smith and child, M cue ig Be Salled. Liverroot—Packet _ idaun—Mr J Lawton, 3 meee and piles do; E Wiericke, an, di Greene, Providence, R 4 W Meyer, Valoarai- doe Mel Kenzie iss Cassan, do; J MeDo- Bonnin, London; Jp Hos Wileen, Baltimore; T JW: Boston: 3 K's Be ne, AT # Caceliff, N folk; 30 Paraons, Swarts, Bremen: SE Lu 0 ‘Bh ; 8H Bro: ngs! in Fane lady, Helles ompsen, sailed on ee ke, Wav, lady, tt chileree and servant, late of Leon, jenry Leggee, fsa. of Montreal, and ign Lmporiaitons avana—-Ship Christoval Coloa7706 boxes suear Spafford. mine apples Ackerly & Acker Spe Lure—oitde do P Balen & col c»se segars Cotte.el laine) Sas sugar Te F Youn uel, Minturn & co—3 ‘Tileston & co—1300 doz sears 6 straw cutters D Cnrtis~2 boxes C als do Vietor & Duckwitz- Westervelt—111 boxes sugar E Bec ini tobecco 14 boxes segars los & F Schoonmaker—228 brs do J Patrullo—2 Moring—80 bxs segara 2 do mdse 3 bales tiowe cares do HE segars 18 boles and 32 boxes segars to order. Tuxipsp pe Cusa—Barque ——225 bi Chastelain & Ponvert—#95 JB Lasala—8 hhds molasses H & F Clork—20 tres noney 260 bxs sugar to order. Domestic Importations. Monitx—Brig Morea—38 bales cotton J H Talm: Ene & Phelps—i24 do to order—60 do E D Huilbut & co—67 do lope Nelsou & co—39 b: Hi ales o'd rope ED e J Newall & co-3 bas AH ‘King & co—9 casey cott—3 bs A G Park—49 cheats tea W G Bill & eh bales cotton wick Rogers Ketchum—2 barrels J Tal eo Collius—3 tranks Pasi: ile—200 bales cotton Burri Kneeland—20 do W —20 do Strecham & Scott -6 do Brown & Dimock—22 lton—19 do E Phelps—7 es R K-nnie18 chs tallow to aro wellend do Perkios ralina—G1 bales cotto. ——20 tres rice W Harrison— Citanteston—Brig ( Joh .ston—99 do G Col Pilot & Le Barbier$0 ou em) y core bbisJ Wi IW “KB 5 bale tS Yorn 2 bxw alker—105 bates cotton Smiths MARITIME HE RALD. Spoken ou their passage, a List of their | reign Newspapers or News they may have. Hminediately on theap arrival hame or aurrond, witl e atl the Marine Intell) Information of any kind will b Agents and Correspon‘ents, at also confer a favor by. e thanktully recet PORT. or NEW YORK, MAY 28. 1B luiee warknees w Orleans, Wim Nelson; Fran- eure piksanee Anson, Barkman, ( hariestou, Avingston; Sydue Scbrs fevion, © rooker, Port au carora, Smack, Richmond, Atlea & Paxson. 0. a Prince, ‘J i lwell & Co; Tus arrive U. 8. ship John Adams, Thomas A. Conover, 63 dys from ristova! Colon, Smith, 8 days from Havana, with aaa to Spofford, Tileston & Co. Ehip Cordova, ‘Morse from Hiavany, I7th_ May, with 2375 ailed in co with ton, for Cowes cay : marke Ship Calhoun, Berry, 4 days from Charleston, with cotton, Barque Lord Seaton, Talbot, from Dublin, 2d A Ta Jon 16, 0, made the ice, and was stopped by ic about a ecg poke schr Judustry,“ot fire, took the erew of 4 men iaud Ove passenger off, | HIS WELL KNOWN ESTAGLISHMENT, in the Bails, C ‘uaningham, from ‘Trinidad de Cuba, with 2091 bags anger, to Howland GE asPie wi uh de Cuba, May 10, to Chasie!ain &_ iy ‘onvert 3 brig ore gar, as from Mobile, with cotton, to E LL, Mob ‘wi “hg Joyce, 14 da} ms, 14 days from Mobile, with cotton, to 1s from Trinidad de Caba, with seigar and re mages to Chastelain & Ponvert=259 esks ‘32 tex | Harres sud Pare and aggre youn 4 deys from Charles.on, with cotton, to Duahatm & Dio 2 Brg Ponce, ——. from Ponce, PR, with sngar, &*, to the ter, Br brig Grand Turk, Carr, (2 days from Turks {sland, with salt to JH Graine—00) bushels saic, to Tucker & Lightburn- Br sehr V texan, Sanders, 9 da from Aboco, with 60 logs ma- howany, 1 ton copper 38 green turtle 80 doz pine apples 60 bhs banana (o master Schr Hume, Conkling, from Maragoue, St Domingo, Mth age coffee 60,000 Ibs logwood to AC Ri Co. ‘Left no Am ves twice a day, on for the seas privileges, and great o city, he ‘contdently soli is od the wharf on the art ‘s from Washington, N + 2 days from Smithfield, Va, “che > John, Hixew Alden, from Lagua La Grande, Cuba, 18:h miter tires Koll! molasses +» Advent, Rollins, NYork; dg. 5 frown Hiatanss, 15th inst, to Foster jasses J Cram—260 doz pive apples ores Se rae B. Urqubart, —, May, with molasses to 43 tes and 2t bes do J Kemble, do so Sehr Mary Fran as Nickersoa—It Tide mol lorer cent et eaper thon far ef Sehr Anseonda, ( tage. 3 daya from Washington, with naval stores, to Bryant k Maitland. Sots Sila’ Crane, Joho, 3 days from Washington, NC, "Win Bird, Corsen, 3 ds from Washington, NC, h payment of which has been st alle and specie, Supposed to hare been dropped to Meyer, Doaber, 3s from Washiogton, NC, ores: re Williams, 3 ds tvom \ Grind street, will receive the above. reward andithanke of the ma6 Mi ds from Washington. NC, with aval stores. Below U. 8. line of battle ship Columbus, Capt. —, from Rio Ja- Braue Gee, Allen, 15ds from Mobile~Also 2 brigsun Saliled. Shit Sheridan, , for Liverpool, and brig Augusta, Sherwood, fa Whaiemen. New Lonvon, Ry Sarr Charles Carroll, fm NewYork, purchased fora whaler, Also arr Commodore Perry, Hematead, Crozettes, March 3d, Sc Helena, April 1, 1goo bepwh Feb jist, lat 44 si han poke Pembroke, " d Allen Pendl if NL—he pol from off St. Paul BO. re . no date, Halcyon, NL, 6 whs; Henty, NL. 7 whe he dona & ¥ revorts in addition, heard from, off abet Coast. New Holland, in Nov. Romulus, Mystic, 1100 brs, bound co NW Coast. farinn port with a ship showing a white flog with a isan Int 37, 19, lon 73, 52—by the C: Ponona. Kentueky, from New Orlezas for Havre, 16th ii Int 83, 30, long 27 48. Johu Carver, from Cardiff, for Philadelphia, 25th inst—by the Lord Seaton, at this port fine, for Bosten, 25th si—by pilot boat Charlotte Ann, of this port. Lyons, from New York for ‘Turks Island, out 11 ds, May 20, Jat 30 25, lon 67, 45. A ship'standinig to the westward, with her myinmnst gone showed no signals, Ay ml 26, Jac 16, 30, low 39, 30. ®oreign Ports Havana May dreds do: rt, Winnes Lowell, for Cowes; Forrester, Wheatland, do; Oloff Wyck, jeacomb’, doz Huu- tess, Griffin, St Petersburg; Pavilion,” Boston: Monelle, do; Amos Patton, Thompson, NYork; Kepid, Ward. do; Krancis, Ivesion; Fanny, Paterson I Orleaney emia, hase, Phitsdetphiag ‘Avtahapas. Hay. }, and other rns AS Hinton, | c {4 ua da bra, Thomas, Bos 0: 15h, Concord, Lord, Matanza Gardner, Jareco; 14th,’ Dunlap, Gordon, ri nville, for Sagua to Grande AL Galveston, Mth irat. Star Republic, Headley, from New | ork. | CLEVELAN Mav 23—A: A hans Biddle, Baffelo: M Ney, do Algonre, Old bland, Hote Kraan: Po iW Burrard, May %—Arz Buffalo: Columbus, and Lexington, = Unined States, dos Indian Queen, Barcelona’ Uiltnois rane, and Dexter, Monroe; Resolution, ton, Moexfield, Vermillion jaron and © linton, Cleve- Home Ports, Puurraveresita, May 20—Are idward,!8teel from (Buenos Ayres April 8th. Left, Delight, Wi hited, and others before reported, Warhihington, ta 7 ds before; Moslem, for Mapilla, 271 for Louis», Gal ; Zone, 16h. udley, Eastport; ware, Mun Phebe ‘Baxter, Baker, Halifax; Cinderel Ia, Bs Fame, Crowell, Halitex, 8; Holder. Borden Baker: Froyaaerces, ame, Kelly. Barestable, Dele fe, Munson, NYork.—Cld Plato, Holines, Wlushin g and a arket; Hope, Thompson, Barbadoes: Pearl,’ Atkins, and Mt 3 ¥ A Seward, Ross, Providence; Mn- Bane er, Bangors ridge, Provi ay 24 r, NV ork; Mississip- Ri. Haider: | dos jew LS) x ay omaeatag New Har- pour, Eldridge. fm Yarmou ‘m Penn, Coleman, Bar- we Yovlifi, Wording. ‘West Indies "sid, President, ‘Wil for Newport, 5 NC, May M—Arr Marcia, Smith, NVork; 8 btrre, Boston; (7th, Two Bro;her Richard, id Mth Myera, Fowler NYork; 18th, Marcia, t, Washington, rabtre on; 22d, Khe zabeth Bradley, id, Topic, Cook, B OILED SILK, FOR HATTERS— Just received mo her ie Havre, Packet, and for sale at HK & CO, maa it*m 60 John street. TO DALLORS: & number of years, a Cutter, all branches connected with the 3 left at se office of this Paper. jered cont m2 3 ia few gentlemen can a accomodated ms No 51 Warren street. AMIS eats fares eee suGbaE Hac: les aad Hae ie SEE Fiekled Hams ard Tm AUCTION SALES. A Di He pe ive Wie pergonal personal ee, oat door sales és of Household ea re, Dry Goods. Hales actted fel gest a eoaee Liberal € ash Advances made, if required, every description consigned f a SPL ENDID PLANTS: AT AUCTION. wih C2 on TUKSD AY MORN- splendid collection of our moat celebrated ch are Oraoges aad Lemons in flower and » Finks, ye 2 great ee br he. for porsnes Be eopth dell hare Vee |, On merchandize of T orcock. 151°B on lway fom the garden of one his nations, Roves of var vanity of fine Plant r WASHINGTON Pi PLACE. be obtaised at No, J only sequire breakfast and ter pesened, m2 2w* OARLD Le PakNr hoons with Board 33 We t Weshio, Gentlemen who wi ‘Terma moderate. On Plaee, near the TO THE. LADIES. LLIN ERS and others are res) examine our stock of SE rR yest us, follow: by jnvjted to call and ho osouR © ose approved prttern; m'ases Panaina nad Palm Leal me At ist. oe tor cash, at dren's Leghorn, Aitilicial Flowers, &e. oa dS, 2 U8 Hor Building: ‘ate Holt’s House. cleaned whole, at K cents per yard; en out of Carpets, The subscriber hye ompound for tyking a!) kinds of spots froma the floor, at 25 cents mith’s newly invented a +, 0. 50 cents per bottle with iy T. shri, 10 pie eet. AND OTHER CHOICE 7 delieate Bouarers. ‘the sub thei” Garden on 8 9" finda lange quantity 0 spots out of Cary m9 3. Bh 27h8 YFLLC ¥ Lowaie 8, su ctr ra bave in bloom thousand, choice Ki orners aud the publi inten inioutes low as. they ean be full spectfuily informed. ‘that they wouce duriag the seasou, with ? obtained elsewhere, aud in peint of aryl rH DUNLAP X CARMAN, see and Florists, 635 Drosdiray. ry fall avd com lete, of Ch Bourbon, Mors, ard other e! one season to keep constantly u ntreet, neat Tittle nv Forget me Not at 25 ceats each earn of Koves and They will he eut tres A wosgav, will contain some eight or ten choice Buds made roand avd edged with At present. the Roses and asprigot Clemantis K: BY) asa very tasteful act compan arent 10a youn ing Or evening ail “Forget mon Nov” and on rv Virgin's Bower, and Mg eratlemnan 's ora: FOR SALE OR TO LHASH—That well faen ‘cach Bactor’, with 16 Lots of Ground, situate at (railroad,) between. reets, formerly oceapied by John Ste jo'e order and ready for inte sold or Ieased cheap, or exchanged f fourths of the purchase money ea rem: eoge fora long time y on bend and ere ‘Apply to ANDREW McGU Harlem, or to C. oRHS, 36 Johu street, where a map of the property ean © Store No, 61 Liberty street, now ob cupied eae re oy the Dry Goods Jobbing Basi fad on or befare Ist of August, PERSSE & BROOKS. iz ae Set To be Ww. TNS stables, Je son at LINE, FOR ALBANY AND TROY-—Moraing x ine fee the foot of Barclay street, fanding ‘The suaunet Toy. lock. The steamer EMPIRE, € morning, at 7 o'clock. Hvening Line Bop the foot of Courtlandt atreet, direct LOW, Usptain A Melean, to-morrow Gorham, this mores Saptain 8, R. Roe, to-morrow est For passace or freight, apply |, or ot the offices ou the m26rre FLBARANT AND CHEAP EXCUSLONE. ME! GEME. landing, for sale by LFRED DOUGLAS, m2 3t*m 13 Pearl treet. IHARLES M. CASE, late of 151 Chatham street, will be hoppy to gee, bis friends, this day, from 3to 6 o’clock P. M. at_No 29 Park m28 it*m TO TIN WARH MANUFACTURERS. WN tastion a respectable youn man from the country. 8 sstnation ag assistant in a ‘Tin Ware pasrabacnory, a veer nano can be given. Address A. £470 m28 it*re ANTED—Two White Women—not above their business —between thirty aud fifty, to go into the courtry for the summer—one as nurse to two children, who completely under stands all she Ht es ; the other as servant of all work. todo forfonr ina family. None but the Me 2 best of characters gion—~nor Vatholic of any country wi Apply between ‘2 and 3 o’siock at ‘09 MeDongald street w28 It*rre ATTENTION—SAVE YOUR MONEY! DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS, FINEST AND Best STYLE, ine! maior, a co Case or Frame. all tor ONE DOLLAR. App phy to the Lafayette Bazan, 148 Broadway, and algo at 235 Bron story, front room New York Ladves and genule- ‘ate respectfully invited to eall and examine the apectinens, Whica are warranted perfect, and although cheap they are ial Cost of $3. For the convenience of Ladies, Por- be taken by a Lady. German Apparatus, warrarted imporced, complete, $50, ia- eluding a gonnplete stra French Plates, Morocco Cases at reduced prices, Chemicals, Le i rtea by pee ale F. A. ARTAULT, m28 im*re Well known in this line of business. CHraresy CARPET ESTABLISHMENTS. IN THE UNITED STATES, NO. 99 Bi NDERSON & DOBBS have just received a large and fendid: I engno of new 4 Ws patterns, of superior fThine PLY CARPETING PATTERNS! be found in any other establishment Fineand grain Carpeting; Venetian, Hall and Stair Carpets, h, ‘Pol ee a “Turkey Hearth Rugs, Parior DOUBL NE {SGIAIN CARPETING! ! All of which were purchased at low prices for cash, and will sold cheap at No, 99 Bowe 1 20,000 yards, all Wool ©: Carpeting, per yard. 5 do commen per yard. ANDEKSON Lvodes’ 99 Bowey, m2 2w*re the firat Carpet Warehouse above Hester st. TO CARPET MANUFACTURE! BS SAND THE TRADE GENERALLY THE, Sab uber has constantly on hand, or promptly made sorts of Shuttles and Weavi ords, Button, and Balling Machines. Warping Mills, Wh Swifts. Carpet Shuttles of a sw ality, at $1 per dozen, AVID 'T WORN, No 185 West teenth st, uear &th Avenue Wanted, a quantity of Apple Tree /Piaok, 15 and 1% inch thick, for ‘which cash will be pard for on delivery. m?8 iwtec SUMMER NOVELTIE AMES BECK & C1). call the atrention their Stock of NEW FRE is Paris Prigted Camels’ Heir “small pstte ns for Cehildren * Plaid Ginghams, Plaid Panama SILKS. A splendid assortment of Sarmmer Silks, Plaids and Stripes, Foular'’s and black Surmmer Silks, Shawls, Searls, Manu l~ Jas, Nancy Cravate, ec, &e. PARIS EMBROIDERIES. Emb’d Collars, Marie Paris Emb’d Hdkfs. ia Rachel pic Capes sy Pieot i c 4 Amelie : Guimpe ay Riwon Mg Sleeves "Dresses iG Conezous “ Searfs * Shawls. KID GLOV. Light Kid Gloves Dark Bleek am, Vth Chiléren bgyptia Children’s do let HH Silk Straw and white do. NET SHAWLS. Lace Mantitas Points Black Filet Shawls Pint and blue | do White and col'd do \ hite and col'd Searfs Capes 4-4 Squares White and colored Iiusions and Brussel Nets, Green Gauze Barrage and Net Veils Belts, Buckles, Ribbons tor Sashes, Parasols, Sun Shades, Bogs, Purses, &e Se, ke. Black Laces Cotton Nets Val Oo Laces Mechlin do * Edging: red aud open work Hose y of every size and description, igings, Muslin Bands, Emb’d very a id. Linens, &e.; Ma ead Skins, cord- justle Skirts, &e. Sc , whic data very small advance on m impportacion. prices, by. & UO 459 Broadway. 1025 Stood * ec FLUSHING PAVILION. bepucial village of Flashing. and formerly kept by Me Curtis Peek is now, ready for the reception ot boa ders and ‘The vicinity to the erty, the ecustant corn seve al times a day'by steambents and stges—the Nurseries and Flower Gardens in the village—the delightful rides in the nerghborhood~the healthiness of the ho salt-water bathing, and the inducements to Sports- wpe of “bass fishing” and “cock snooting,” cannot 7 Tackle, to supply them with when required, ao Horses rod Carriages to let constantly on hard. “Toaum uj— ves WOOLLEY, Propri Klushing, 28th May. 1944, Y, Proprietor. P. 8 —'The steamboat oy x il eave Fulton marker ae, eaves Flushive 7 o’ele M, ew Pork ali pared A Mh hing hi Mand New York's o'clock, P.M retold oma aan OYSTER BAY HOUSE. HE Snbseriber begs leave to inform the ertizens generally NEW BRIGHT). Ri HMOND,. gece! ILA bye RK KE Mai 20th to pte ‘ork, at Vand 1D utes to #, and 10 minutes to sacl, Sand 74 P. On Sunday—Leaves New York, at and 11 A, M.; at 3, 6 and 8 Posi. Leaves Port Richinond, ‘at 20 minutes to 8,aud 10/A.M.;, New Work Nay ta, 1044 LBANY DAILY LINE, AT SEVEN oneal ve vie Mik 6% ewe New’ Boghton, avs ane 1AM. 1 he ae as wien steamboat SOUT ‘will leave the Steamb« fy morning, May 23d binson ee "Thurs! ‘T o'clock For p ssage Gute a PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS FOR ALBANY. DAILY, penptays excepted! rater twete Cgurtiondt age Liberty streets. eee ty ps a KERBO! 2 ROCHE ein i ay and Saturday ke Be! aecnt ur ICA, Oe Wovtneaday, Wriday and, Sun Steamboat C1 OMUMBIAY Phuraday and Saturday, at 5 P. Pastengers taking this liue of boats wis arrive in Albany in ‘Train of Cars for the east or Capuin A.V. St jday evenings a7. i ESE ai, sfivatts Monday, mt Rs ‘Captain Wm H. ny 7 ume to tale "ICe‘The above Boatsare new avd substantial, are farnished with new and etegant State Rooms, and for §} ‘nodations are unrivalled on the Hudaog. Wor passaxe orfreight, apply ow board, or to P wh ALBANY DAY LIN For Albany and Intermediate ied ings, from the foot of Robiosgs, ret. KG. Cnsentia,: wil! leave as and Friday mornings, at 7 NOKTH AM» RIC ni Monday, Wednesday” he SOUTH mega a A, Japtuin M. H. ‘Truesdell and Saturday mornings ieeote apply on board. BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF it june ‘The celebra ted hip € MMBRIDGE, burthen 9°0 tous, tively sai! ou Saturday, Ist is well known that toe C ambi su,¢ jor mauner, With every con’ comfort of those embarking Jone, her regular d Persons proceeding to the ‘ola Country, will find it to their interest to select this convey Wir parsage in cabin, 2d eabin an ini ar on board, foot of Beekman stret or to the wuhy _ ROCHE, BROT BEACON COURSE —TROTTING., « June oeh—Pan Tree for al | Or, Pe poe ing horses, ries to bemade at R. Smith's, by 9 o'clock M,, June iat, three or more (o inakea race, ENTR EVILLE © OURSE—TROTTING JESDAY, Sune sch, "Hhetollowing hor $100, Two Mite | sare entered -— The Mensa ‘Parse, $200, Mile § Cooper enters best three in five, in Hare Parse $100, Three Mile Heats in Heroess—will come off the Bese week in Jane, to close Thursday May’ 30:h, by 10 o'clock, A. M, at Jones’ Sccond Ward Hotel. JRE GROUND. ES COUNTY AGAINST NE K 1 FOR $50 will come off THIS DAY, at 4) fr ahootiug. the beat i ten shots SHOOT! INGeY ‘Also, 8 Mateh for $30 Nelmes be. mare Harlem Gurl, wand. Me.o== sor ISSOLUT1ON—The fim of BRUNDAC y yaaa ‘consent bom. R, to whom al persons fre requested to Take | em pane payment, aud all persons hay ing clarme against the fave firm are counts for payment. ness will be closed that le has opeard his house for the reeeption of boa: ders id pi view of the inaderawe terms, bathing Vveuieuees of going to and from the the public pacrouage. His curriage fof the boat, m8 lw* re HARLES FE. SNEDIKER APEST CASH TAILOR YE Pp, Via ist ED, Merchant Tatior, No t Costham square street, re fully ieforme thove who esire an excellent suit of made in the latest style hed by auy other establishment ie city, Chat hs is now ptepared to recelve their orders, angers arriving in the city, are particularly iavited to call hetore ordering ehewhere 28 Lmje $10 Q) REWARD-LOST. —On Sth instant, becween the head of iirat Broadway cham 84 ocket Book,contaiaing 4 d afvof 529 Gon MuriockteNercs, ed. ‘Also forty d Ory Dock finder returning th RSHIP—'T: he nip under the firm of K eK arry on the basinees of thet fe Jin of Brun: Broad: ih YDE. SKMURER. RYDER JAMES H BRUNDAGE may beseen at the same pliee New York, May 26th, 1844, 81 ATH BRIC K—~10, 000 of the {rick fro the best mayutucturers in bean pe vuthe cheap stor JR street, Lioporier of and tales | in brew Articles, Cosa. Me, wholessl VA : beat Imperial Soft B istol Both ON, 188 Greenw Vaints, Oils, Groe _asuperior lot of fresh No 188 Greenwich street, lmporter ‘aod Wholesale um Retail Venter ia Droge, Paints, Oils, Grocers’ Articles, Tens, Se. ec or Salesman in AMUSEMENTS. __ BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. — NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE. ne Delay to al para of the houne = a oem a 10, RAPETTI D) ORCHES’ "10, L DK OF TE Gi gigi Pilascidihehees BSIGNOR SS TECETIIE ee wepwpena® EVEN NG. Ma coe, te "BARBIERY. Di Di siviokie: i Rossin: ig Figaro: Conte Almaviva: F lo Uffiziale- + Sia Vanpiang On FRIDAY. 7h Jane wilhs he. forthe BENEFIT of And positively tne Last aay ‘$ pe a Tralian. L.—The Box Office is now open every day danae ‘the wee. fron 10 elock A. unt «o'clock M., whew seats nay be secured for the castijog seuson. itegular season seats transferable. Price $10 for ‘I’ Nrelve Representations. Subseribers not securing seats. the price of Lickets is placed at pa Forte seasou—t faye Manager" rable. Mr. Wells cer ihe are respectfully informed chat the Baths have henzpanis Erccoel pet trea eb tad bendacten eeyios cade im full operatiou, wight and day. PARK THEATRE. $l Pines 50 Cents | Galler +95. THIS EVES Ni May 2 will bs fetiorned, “che ‘tragedy RGINI ro anus Pale ONE WEEN THE GOLD. oncluse wiih TE EN LOCKS—Griceful, Mrs H Hunt WEDNESDAY—Mr. Macready will appear in his on- wins! chuneter of Weraer, in Lort Hyron’s Teagecy of that name Mr. Macresdy’s piatite of performance this week, will be ‘Tue jay Friday. His characters will in ale 3%.) for the Jat time: CHATHAM THEATRE. Cents ‘nati with: INA- bikinny ¥ i, hei TIMM begs respectially to annownee th coven and Manager of the SaLoon-of Vai winch fas undergon ot a eons dt she has engaged a au CHES talent for ni PERAS and VAUDEVILERS, as she trus vt patouage whieh her ded to her. The ul JUNE, travaganza, written loou will bag pene AY rity an mate ar rte Peeeicee by MR. WAL ed iMM-10 ! And Her Several Gifted Servonts ! in whieh the whole company will ay-eat. To be followea by C ERT and a new farce calle WHO'LL LEND ME several penaink ageipesieate Mrs Tim aa pl jw thone already concluded with Mra, Bo Hautonviile, Mra. Brant ey Mr Graham, Re Loeisant Mr, Anderton, Ke , ke d +++Mr, Waleot m28 Iw*re K s weer of the 19th century, who has jast arrived the ship Oxford, has made arrangements for ‘The alteration and fitting will be complete in a few days, and will epen on MONDAY JUNE ad, 1844, of which du» notice will ‘be given ia ‘bill: posters, advertise. ssary here to state, that the Extertainment he has prepared is as different as light t6 darkness co all others, wi der the name of wizards, astro! J great magicians, in- deed the f de n che aid o1 confederates, ether h tage, must be now eotirely Ty are expe ime his koowiedge o1 the se chemist Cleetrie ty, magnetisin, galvanism, and hy- ford, Levi Morrell, C. Rol M. Lowney, A. G. Jewe Eastman, ©, F. Gove, Samue) 1) ld, €. Greene, Robert Rantoul, James Russell, Wells Lathrop, Levi Dowley, J. H. Wright, Russell Brown, Phineas AL len, Jr, Marcus Morton, Henry Crocker, ney Ballow, Wager Wheeden. J David Lyons, 8 L. Kober Frazer, Chas. Kessler, Hon. Asa Packer, Luther a, Col. 8." Salisbury, Hon Ellis Lewis, Hon, E. B. Hub! Dr. Alex Small, J. H. M‘Lanahan, Gen. A. Wilaon, J. Dawson, Gen. H_D. Foster, John R. Shannon, Wm. Kerr, Owens, well, Albert ¢ Avery, R. M. Saundei Strange,* Holmes,* W. } Marchant Walker, David Moore, Jas, mett, Absalom Dunn, will be delighted with his philosophical wonders, He is ih’ only ove who ean by combining the above powers, 11> lustrate the wo: r immortal Bard, the’ fools of This extraord vor the various cities whieh documeuts ‘olden opinions,” Pheacre. His fined in Kurope: wed him to rule moon has smiled on him over the summits wins at Rio de Janeiro, as in its shining ‘aastonishing Royalty and its subjects, ‘The hand of the warlike President of the Oriental Republic. has presented to el Seuor Sutten la Brasva, ua Ramuletce de Azul. Rude Boreas has for more than a month growled de- finnee in o the Necromancer, passivg the ator ed his audience soo of Kings, (and Revolutions Hoary Chimbornz as furnished ite refreshing have been seen by the Pearl Divers of Panama. And laat,though not least, the gentle Pacific Ocean, has been seen, and the bold Adantic has rolled at hia feet. and’ ths sun has dura the set bat once. Were thel magi of old—P sthayoras,Polydorus,Di- Paracelsus, Jerome, Cardan,Beuevenuto, Cellini, Nostrada- . Michael Scott, Albertns, Magus ‘riar, Bacon, and Dr. to look up'and behold the wonders of the moderna Ne- cromancer, they would be as much surprited as Fulton could be now to take a trip Co Aibany ia the Knickerbocker, or our randfathers could they look on our Locomotives [not Loco “ocos, ] of the prevent day. ie ‘Necromancer’s incomprehensible feats, are performed with a most brillant, C KOTKOUS, and costly apparatus of papier mache, gold and silver ‘The decorative Ware ‘anew and ex- preasly got up for this country end Mexico, by Mr Johnson, Artist of the Theace . Liverpool The mysterious aud truly scientific sonstruction of st 18 apon a principle hitherto unknown. The wonder'ul seerets and mysteries performed by the Necromancer with hia unique appar: have baffled the scientific aod the philosopher; and all m pjurora are set at defiance to imitat over, or divi jetrable mys- teries of the “Peeul: eof a peeulia: if ” ‘The thou- saods of spectators who have witnessed his wonders, etclaim, € much things be and overcome usa iike Summer cloud— out a special wouder?” a8 ice re AMERICAN a ARIAL GAR AND Pe Ta: FAIR, Corner of Prttyay eet and Anu stieet, ts gppenite tl Every Day and Evening : This Week, commencing Monday, May 2 GRAND Pi RFORMANCES Each afternoon, at halt el ‘The GIANT! AND E, Who, together, measure not less that Fourteen weet, malig ir ever known, are to be seen every day, -M. til) 1, from 2 uM half-past , and from 7 al from 10 o'eloek ul to. ; ne The manager is happy to announce a re-engagement with the ORPir ee Miey Of nnounce a a fem ie Ret clesel ct abo The fatnily appear in a variety of Socws, Duet, Irion: Quar- lett GREAT WESTERN will appear in his Comic Yaukee Tareas nimaleidinomen Tod aioe’ Siriaaradiaes Locomotive, MR. 8? K, G, NELLIS, th a born witheat arms, Ia Petite ( nto, the Dansea A Beautital Collection of Wax Figures, Giraffe, Ba. he GIPBEY QUEEN, the Fortune 4 1 uany Ited at atl heurs of the day and even +5 ssion to the whole contechildren under bs 4 28 f consultations © exrn dont N WONDERF GIANT BOY—16 YE FAT GIRL, DWAKE AND \ conceal A a Gik A GIANTEBS NEARLY SEVEN FEET HIGH; GUT Pie. NEOK. MEKS! SPL END, DprA NTINGS OF THE CONFLAGRATION F TH AU BO HES Lo PHILADELPHIA ! Destroyed dertog | c Taken upon the spot, by aneminent artist. | cover some hundreds of | square feet of cauy: the whole of the Stage. GH OF THE hee Voealints ! | consisting of a Father, Mother, anu seven Small C)ilare Eheve are the Reil Orr han Melodists, as Shey sink OFT eat OFTEN, and drink OFTEN, The CINE Are engaged— MR. WING Sea. Comie elinearor! Miss TON, Master BARTON, and Miss A YON: the witch sitsiced socal iets Mee OV OV ts, the Provean Performer. CELE sacetul Dangeuse | and | Mr VER, the Comic Singer ! | Grand Cormorama ‘Seif Playiag Melodcon, Spleadid Picture Gallery. and 5060 | uriosities. (7 Al-eruoop Performances every Day at 4 o'clock, for the eonvenienes of the day visiters; no extra charge to the per fances. Ls ermurnce inthe evening at 8 a’cleek. m6 OON, BROADWAY, NEW YORK— oetey —Mr JONES, ‘ik Theatre, having in tour, respectfully informs the publ that he will produce, aader the above title, a aeries of Literary and Muses! Encertinments, of x novel ‘and pecnliarly inter- gating character livered by him with eminent auccens be- en Viciorin, Prines Albert, and many of the Nebility, tien ond Literary and Scientitic Societies of Kiegland. The oft series will take place on Wrduesday Evening, May i ted by Mr. af the origia and persed with a variety of Origi- from undoubtedly anthentte xpressly for this eavertainment ickets to admit Two Ladies and a ay be had at all the Music Siores, aeeee = URSIONS. criber has chartered the substan- MAS SALMOND Capt to ron to the Fishing THE Sob Banks for she ra steamer was, busic ted States Government of the best materiale her at days will ava f each week, 5B. estrenet + Staen Islnne Miler’ Lower each Way, allowing VP ny and Fort Hamilt Passengers ime to view the fortification: Passeogers at the same places, ( hymberm fendance, who will pay every attention to the ladies. cattent bind of music wi | accor he boat daily son will be on board to provide limes at will al be taken ia abundance, aud furaisty is ait to the steainer two yas! bouts, whi 5 “pplication, , Ig small bones with them. mun brie h Pier No 1, fe will be 0s 4 Excetiest re Tnrnished o@ board. Ware for the whol < watig it HENRY © RIELL, TU HF ADERS to the Advertisement of i HB, 1a anorher columa, where |v vetnally alters mars iiimatehless article. of CAMPITINE ie CHEMICAL UID, at the low price of forty cents per gailon retail price, at 418 Broadway, corner of Canal street, hi stand m3 lwistee D» OTIC ), FOX, lately this office, directed as above mec Alexander, R. Dickinson, J. D. Mo: Sam. Ewing, J. K. Mitter, Thos. W. J. Cuthbertson, Gordews ‘A. Hall, Johnson, Wm. 'D, Morgan, Samuel Lahm, Joseph Lyman, Geo. B. JW. Stone, G. A. saltwel Fie me a —— Whittington, Col. Des! feast ts —— sett, George st inders, Dr. Wind Elijah F. Nuttall, Levi Tylei Missour Mr. Britton, Colonel Coffman, Dr. D. Bright," JF. Sam. Milroy,* Wm. M. Duzan, J. R. Jones,* E. M. berlain, ——~ Brownfield,’ 27 do 114 do S14; $7000 do 8 6's, 1846, 814; $1000 Indi Reference given, or apecimens ean office. Baltimore Convention. [Correspondence of the Herald.) Barmorg, Sunpay Nieut,; May 26, 1844. With great pains I have made out « corrected and full list of all the delegates to the Convention to- morrow. The Virginia list is as complete as 1 can get it to-night There are three delegates only from South Caro- lina—Mr. Frank Pickens, Mr. Elmore, and Aiken, but they say that under no consideration will they enter u convention they have once re- pudiate: [ shall write again to-morrow morning. Maine.—Stephen Emer harles: beng 1g Nathan Clif- ‘New Hampshire.-Henry Tiare Vermont—Wm. ©. Bradley, Luther b ‘Hunt, C.K. Field, 2. G. East ies Lyman, Davis P. Noy Massachusetts bad me ‘Bancroft, Henry H ( oe. Rhode Istand.—Thomas W. Dorr, George C. Shaw, Pli- ‘onnecticut—Isare ‘Toucey, Noyes Bi William , K.J. Ingersoll, Vernon Stiles, J. , fork —§ ig, H. K. Smith, C.C. . Coe 8 Downing, ©. A. Secor, Neil Grey, Peter Craw Benj. F. Butler, John Hunter, Gouverneur Kenia, John Ww. Mow, Orrin Griffin, Erastus Corning, John Williams, jr, B. Alonzo ©. Paige, Thos. B. Mitchell, John Fine, Orville Hungerford, John Stryker, John C. Wright, D. 8. Dick- enson, N. 8 Roberts, Van Bergen, Job Burhens, _D. Burnett, Horatio Ballard, Ro Halsey, Wm. C; Kelley, Josiah Howell, Albert Lester, 3. Campbell, jr, Oliver Lee, Join T. Hueson, Geo. Cooley, 5. E, Chureh: Joseph Edsall, Richard P. Thompson, as. M. Hartshorne, Pater Bentley, Geo. A. —Benj. H. Brewster, H. B. W: ght, WH. h Snyder, Majer Jas, Groer, John Hickman, Jr., Col. oaks w Jers os Wardy J Vroom, Phineas Kennedy. Wm. Gill, Jr, Wm, Beatty, Hon. J. Bredin, Maryland.Wm. rick,’ Philip F, ‘Thomas, Jas. 5. Daniel 8. Biser, Benj. C. Howard, John Kettle- table, James A. Stewart. South Carolina—Mr. Pickens, Mr. Elmore, Mr. Aakin. Delaware — Virginia Giles B. Cook, Arthur R. Smith, George Blow, Dawson Warren, G. W. Dros je, French, Scott, Goode, Orgain, Yancy, Flernoia, Downs, ‘Thos. J. Ran- dolph, M Daniel, Cook, Wm. H. Roane, Thomas Wallace, Walter D. Leake, Shultice, Bayse, Hardner, John M. Gar- net, Arthur Bernard, Benj 'D. Rust, Benj. F. Dabney, John S. Barbour, Baylor, Robt. Grattan, ‘Sam. C, Williams, Wm. M’Coy, Hon, Mr. Burna, J. M" Dowell, Wm. Smith, ‘Robt. Craig, ‘Hopkin Hon, Jos. Johnsen son, Harper, W. ( Chapman, Dromgoole, Wm. F. Ritchie, Francis Thomson, Steenrod, Thom- Brown. | aiiet ee North Carolina -—L. D. Henry,* © . Fisher, A. Wt Leake, John Hail, R. Edwards,” G. W. Blount, Dr. For Van Buren. J. Black, David J. Bailey, W. T. Colquitt, Dohen, Howell Cobb, Mark A. Cooper, Francis *, Cone, Jenn J Ht rig John Lamar, Chas. Spaulding. lds, B. M. Lowe, P. Philips, owt yle, John A, Winston, Peter L. Hue; is, R. J. Walker, T.A. 8. Elder, Col. G. —Powhattan A. Bradford, Col. ‘Smith, © ncker ry, Jas. J. Farran, ‘N. Schoonmaker, Edwin Smith, Thos. 'J. 8. Smith, John Thos. J. Winship, jartley, Wm. Wi Ohio —Sam. Wm. ©. Walton, John Merwin, H. K. Kendall. Illinois.—Thos. Dyer, M. Buckmaster, Jas. C. Sloo, Wm. Elliott, Wm. ‘alters, James Dunlap, Jas. vy A. Hoes, Joseph Knox, Josiah M’Roberts. Mic higan.-—Robt. Wilson, J. E. Johnson, Anthony ‘Ten Eyck, Sam. G Watson, Edward Bradley. Arkansas.—Samuel Adams, Lambert eantins Thos. E. Hanley. Hon. R, 4h, Linn Boyd. J. W; Tibbetts, Kentucky—Hon, R: French, Linn Boyd, J. W. Tibbetts, John O. Harrison, oe,’ John BI Heady. ,_R. W. Powell, Tennesser.—Levin He W. M. Stakely, A. Anderson, 8 H. ta ghlin, R. Fa G. Pillow, W.G. Childress, 8. R. Anderson, itt, G.T, Taylor, John A, Gard) iana. » Gilbert Leonard, Thos, ‘Slidell 8.W.Downs, wo Boyle, T. Landry, Aug Duplantier, Z. Ledoux, T. Dawson, J. M'H Cc. W. Pugh, W. A G Hewell, JLN.'T. Richardson, ©. Voorhies, D. O'Brien, Jas. G. P. ry, -E._ M- Wadsworth, C. F. Daunoy, Lasere, Thos. J. Durant, O. B. Hill, . 8, Ventress, Thos. Williama, M_G. Penn, lajor Butler, J.J, Havanson, F. Bosworth, A. Moore.* i.~—Thomas L. Price, Dr. Stevens, Gen. Miller, ma—Ethan Allen Brown, ae bu , F. Goodsell, John Simoni M. Johnson, M. M. a. W. Watt, 8. E. John Cain,* John Millroy, Jobn Law,* John W. Di J. Ketchum, J. A. Wright, J. H Roberts, J. O. Jon . R. Fitch, Joseph Sinclais miah Smith.* J. F. Carr. ““S'No instructions, except 2d District to go for R.M. Johnson. For Van Buren. wigainat Him. Maine,........+..+ 9 Virginia...... . New Huinpshire, 6 10 Massachusetts, 2 9 Rhode Island,.. . «+. 4 6 New York... . 36 3 Pennsylvania 26 6 23 « Tennessee,. . i f 7 Kentucky,..« 2 Doubtful. New Jersey... « Vermont,.. Michigan 18 - N. Carolina, (doubtful) 11 8. Carolina, (no vote.) Sales of Stocks at Philadelpht: Fins Boanp, May 27—146 she U 8 Bank, 9; 60 do 94, 112 Wilmington RR, 24; 100 do 24}; 100 Girard bot WW do 119; $6000 Kentuc key pen 108; 176 N-0 Gas Bk; 303; $4000 State 5's Dot 80; $600 odd Lote, 79, $500 do $0: $2000 do cash 50, $700 do 6% bee lots, &14; $260 she Wilmington, wah 1855, 8; $1700 do c&p $5; $8000 Tenn: is Lat Jan, 88; 12 shs Wilmington Railroad 243; $750 U 8 O' 1802, 1104, $731 State 6's, 62; 60 she Planters’ Bk, Miss c&p 6;'29 do Schuylkill Navigation, 40; 49 do 40}; $2000 Reading R R ats, BOA 25 —26 shares Girard Bank, 104; $1000 Chesapeake & Delaware 1356 bdf 69}; $3000 do 59}; $1400 Lehigh 1845 46; $7000, do 1844, 45; 20 shs Union. essee 634,50 do Philadelphia Bank, 108; $8000 igh 6's 1844 Dot 45}; $1000 do 6's 1863 rw 444; $6000 State o's bof 79}; 260 she Girard bof 10]; $196 Semi annual a Dollar Bonds, 47}; 100 shares Wilmington RR, 23f; 69 Girard Bank 10}; State 6's, 1846, 82. SHIP NEWS. uy his Morning’s Southern Mail. May 28—Arr Elizabeth, Wiley, fm Salem; as ‘Trieste; Emily, Cam- io Grande Trinidad; ch. Hanie. Lari sid “ori new Trav (Br) Wert Oe ctoria, ter, See yan aay alacee iealaye, Scvanmah i Ber varkin, St John, NB: James Power, Keene, Nax- Louw Mary Jane, exc HMonp, May 24—Arr Jane, Rogers, Havana. Chantenton, May 2—Air Lady Warfington, Bwasey, fa Matra Savanmant, May 2°=:Arr Newark, Merwin, fm New York— Below, John, Youns, Thomaste: WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH 2? wit! Res the following aupreeedented reduction is made by ‘Surgeon Dentist, (successor to Dr. Thore,) t broskway Stooping with his jastly © “celebrated Mineral Single Tooth on " Ms “ Gold THE RETAIL PRICE OF WEBB'S IMPROVED CAMPHINE OK CHEMICAL OJL, a matehless arti- cle, iw now fized at six ents above ihe iarket price of Bpurite vor torsy cents per gallon. of Turpentine unifi ier ays be depended apon By Ty lathe poour ouices Apply vat the fd establishinent, 418 of Canal street ae A.V. H. WEBB BOARDING. ANDY STRE ‘This establishment way takea on & lense, is now ready to re- lemen or fomilves who way wish rable evartments, Hnqaire of Mew, Powr Ovricy, New 7g 4 yy oth, saa. 7NGLISH Malt Tie Be 1M: Yeloek, B.D etter mast be pr 126 Sem. tlaad postage Of 183 ceuts on each nin OHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P.M SHIP-SOUTSFRNER FROM LIVERPOOL—Con signees fo Will please send their permite on is at exat Hp. without a ai i not permet we be ven abl store. OODHULY « sii TORN mat ath street. GHAWE AND HUDSON RAIL Tga0 BONDS. dated #97 and 1842,—Notice ix hereby given that the ‘ntest dee and payable on the above S44, will be paid at the Nieehanies’ York \e Ist 16th, 1844. BUNN 0 doo ‘Canal street, OW a wy two dort anvonaole Bounets, 630 tine cc