The New York Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1844, Page 3

the bloody constituti@nal ‘Tue universal merita bestowed upon this Serenparilla its good qualities, is a sufficient recommendation for articlefwithout our adding any more. Sold at 21 Court- lundt street. “Price 60 cents per bottle, or $4 per dozen. CONSTITUTIONAL D DEBILITY CURED.—’ Lonic Mixture, age College of Motioeent Pharmacy of the city of New York, 1s confidently commended for all cases of debilit) produced by snore in Pe ence or excess of any kind. It ig an invaluable reme- Fr impotenee, sterility, or barrenucss (unless 2g on mviormation, ‘Lo boutiea $1 cach ; cases of haii a dozen $5; care iilly packed and gent to cl) ot tie Uy gg SE Oitice of the College of Medicine . OF Nassan street. Wis ICHARDBON, M.DoAgeat. UF *Tis a pleasure in life to be cheered ° bya Doep thee will soiten ‘heskis and the beard. we THI8, REALLY, MIND IT, REALLY MAKES a Tich, easy, em it lather, ‘and healing tothe beaed and skin, and well not dry on e face like many modern So: This Ni ar} Paste is sold at 323 Brosdway, an: and 82 Chatham sarest State st., Bos ton ; and 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia. "THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF 8AR SAPARILLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared by the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, es- tablished for the suppression of quackery. This refined and highly concentrated extract, possessing all the puri juaiities and curative pres of the above herbs, i confienty Tecommendel by the College, aa infinitely perior to any extract of Garsaperilia « at present before uublic, and may be relied on as a certain remed: = vases arising from an impure sta:e of the bl on a8 Cage age rheum, ringworm, blotches or pim: ples, ulcer in the bones or joints, nodes, cutaneous eruptions, ulcerated sore throat, or any disease ee from the secondary effects of syphilis or an injudicio Use Of mercury, Seld in eh beth at 76 cents each. 60 "6 00 Cases of pet apse ome forwarded t tet of the Union. NV. B.—A very liberal unt to wholevale purchasers Office of the fe, 96 Nassau street RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent. tg- “THE TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF DR. SHERMAN’S WORM LOZENGES” proves that they ure the beat medicine in the world fur worms. Wherever they are used they 5 oe on of in the highest terms. Well may it be said that the children cry for them—they are pleasant to the taste, and so bent? adminiatered that parents do not experience the least difficulty in giving a medicine which is sure to do the work. Aud it is often the case that one dese will do more toward restoring the suficrer to health than all the medicine which has taken for months. Do not be deceived in the sympcoms, and when you are satistied,try Sherman’s Worm Lozenges and yeu will not regret i ir. Sherman’s werehouse is 106 Nassau street. Agents—227 Hudsoh street, corner of Spring ; 188 Bowery, corner of Spring; 7 77 East Broad- way ; 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn ; 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia, and 8 State street, Boston. t@- PRIVATE MevICAL AL ‘he members of the New York cee Medicine fon Pharmacy, in returning the public ks for the liberal support they have received in their efferts to ‘suppress quackery,’ leaveto lege eps their particular attention continues directed to all diseases of a private nuture, and from the great ruipatvenieate lately made in the principal hos. of Europe in the treatment of those diseases, the’ py confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid a: vantages not to be met with in any institution in tl: country, either public or private. treatment! of the College issuch as to insure success in every case, and is totally different from that vermieons practice o! ruining tie onstitution with RCUY, an] in ses leaving - ease much worse than the or of the mem. bers of the ¢ for many ye nected with the Br ¢neipal ho ion from 9 ‘Terms— of Earape, att: 108 P. ace and medicine, $5 A cure guaranteed ro Coonray Ixvatins.—Persona living in aad nor finding it coavenicut to attend sonelly, c can bave forwarded to then . chest containing ail medicines requisite to periorm ape ct cure by stating case explicitiy, together w ymptoms, time ot Contraction on iesisient re swhere, if any nd encloring $5, post pai . Lat 8. RICK Otice and Consulting’ rooms oj erect. daily for « consulta rent. asa THE EAST INDIA HAIR D\ L. COLOR or grey hair brown or black. This article has ob- tuined a reputation far surpassing all others in use, and may be applied without the least inconvenience or injury tothe skin Altheugh it ay seem incredible that the hair may be colored, and yet look perfectly natural ; but any person who will use this celebrated dye will’ fiad such to be the fact. “fo be had at 21 Courtlandt street. ‘THE EXPR: IONS, RICH BLOOD AND POOR LOOD, HAVE A SCIENTIFIC BASIS.—The ridicule which attempted to cast on these common sense opinior just recoil upon themselves ag surely as that truth will'prevail. BRANDRETH’S PILLS, The effect of this celebrated medicine is to purify blood ; te convert the poor, corrupt blood, into healthy, rich blood, And itis becariaethey do this that they have been so steadily sought after by all classes of our citizens who have required medicine. And it is because of the power Brandreth Pills are now known to possess as health Festorece, that renders them so popular. ‘they cure all affections, simply because they make th btood pure—abstract out of it those qualities which produce ao kad give to it those qualities which produce health. iow every solid part of the human frame is made from the blood, and the food we eat is converted into blood to ly the waste our bedies are continually sustaining. the ordinary course of nature we mannfacture our entire bodies ia about nine years from the food taken into our stomachs. Suppose the blood male in this of ours is unsound, impure, oecasioned by seme cause or ouher ; it may refer to the preceding generation ; no mat- ter, we make | impure blyod, and if so cannot be healihy+ Or suppose the it we have lived in for sometime has n loaded with matters detrimental to health, or our food ae a a ieee bored has been of an unwholesome kind,or pe as heen much troubled—for grief, anxiety, ‘attention to an: Ley me? point is sure to occa- aon bad effects on the blood. Any of these causes exist- in od blood cannot be applied to the body. Wut let Brandreth’s Pills he used daily t cumstances, in doses of from two to six pills, or asthe shall determine. What is their effect? It is to carry off the impure matters from the blood: leaving only the good to renew every partof the body. What was un- sound, now becomes sound, and the stomach soon gets into 80 healthy @ condition that even bad air or unwholesome food for a time are unable to injure the health materially. Even when the climate or food continue unhealthy, the occasional use of the Brandreth Pills will separate the impure parts and cause their senelian, Jeaving what is good to supply life and strength to the body. When the bones are diseased, when every ramification ofthe frame is out of order, the Brandreth Pills will, in nineteen cases ont of twenty, cure. Remember that the borly can be entirely remade from the food, bones and all; and aided by this most beneficent medicine, in a quarter of the time it takes in the ordinary course of nature. In from two to four years an entirely new healthy body can be eerie, for the unsound, the diseased, the misera. ble one, The slowness er quiekness of the ‘change alto- gether depending upon the effect the Brandreth fille are mado to produce; which effect canbe graduated just as the patient pleases. No possible injury can result fro this; nothing but good can follow. Enquire the effect of Brandreth ’s viils among your unprejudiced fciends; you will hear sufficient to satisfy you that there ia no risk in making the trial, and you will not be doing yourself Justice withont it. When eb blood is once rune, nothing in the shape of food will hardly come amiss; nothing will sour upon your stomach; you may eat pies, or anything in and the greater variety of food the better blood All who have weak stomachs, who are ayspeptic, or in any way afflicted in body, should without delay resort to Biandreth’s Pilla—which will indeed strengthen the life egy — by perseverance with them, entirely renew hole body; the materials now in it good will be kept a those bad, displaced and removed. ‘Good blood blood cannot make bad boneor bad flesh. And bear in mind, the Bran- dreth Pills surely purity the blood ‘The method of preparing the Brandrethian Vegetable Extracts is cecured by Letters Patent of the United States —Patent granted to Benjamin Brandreth, 20th January, jer these cir- 1843. ‘The extracts of which Brandreth’s re composed, are obtained by this new patent process, without boiling or any application of hei he uctive principle of the herhe is thus secured, the seine ts it is In the living vege: table. The Hick should be cautious of medicines recommend- ed in advertisements stolen from me. A sure test of genuine Brandreth Pill Examine the box of pills; then Jook at the certificate of agency, whove engraved date must be within the year, which every au- thorised age@t must peseesa; ifthe three labels on the box agree with the three labels on the certificate, the pills are true—if not, they are fe ‘The pills are sold at 25 cents box, at J. Radway’s, corner 9th avenue and 6th street ; No. 241 Broadway, 27: Bowery, and 241 Hudson street, New York; Mra, Booth, 6 Market street, Brooklyn; and by 20,000 agents in the Uni- ted States and Canada, whose certificates and pills should ined before purchase is made. Who is sultering from this com- ‘To such we wish to sey to them that Dr. Mc- i's Acoustic Oil is daily pening. & reputation never re equalled in curing ‘The marvellous effects which bave resulted from the use of this Oil in curing and relieving deafness in persons who have suffered for ears diseeses of the Ear, is a sufficient recommendation for the article without our addin; ne any more as to its effi- cacy. We would solicit the Deaf to give itatrial. Sold at 21 Courtlandt street. Price $1 per flask. MONEY MARKET. Monday, June 17—6 P. M. Stocks to-day declined a little. The sales were not very large. Atthe Old Board Norwich and Worcester de- clined 14 per cent; Stonington i; Farmers’ Trust } 5 Reading Railroad j ; Ohio 6's } ; Mohawk 24Vicksburg 4; Harlem, United States Bank and North American Trust closed firm at Saturdays prices. Erie Railroad advanced 4 At the New Board, United States Bank improved }; Long Island 3; Reading Railroad 4; North American Trust }- Harlem declined 1; Farmers’ Trust 1, The Comptroller of this State advertises to buy up the loan bearing interest at five per cent, maturing in July, 1945, at 102 74, the July dividend, ‘The monthly comparative returns of the banks of South Carolinashow a great regularity of movements, and a sound condition of the institutions. Banus or Sourw Canotita.| May |, June |. Loans. 296,689 728 Loans, Bank of the Stvts, — $1,025,660 Colombia, 771,007 6. erdan, | | ALTSL 407.107 western TUR" 186,11f nters’ end Mechanics? 939.303 Bank, 700.02 4 Donk off 3. "Carolina, $5,126,000, $973,260 $5,090,267 ‘ cred 215,250 2,134. 662 988.138 2,213,120 100,495, 2,003,723, May $5, 20,095 Rie ‘This report shows a slight falling oif in all the depart- ments but specie. The loans have decreased $95,828 ; the 79; the deposits $143,745, while the amount of specie on hand has increased $23,716 This is a decided improvement in the movements of the banks of the Sti e last quarter, and shows a gradual reduc, tion’ of business to suit the inactivity of the summer months. The banks of South Carolina make monthly re- turns, and the regularity of their movements can be prin- cipally attributed to this policy. The annexed compara- tive table, showing the business of these panks for some time past, exhibits a very great uniformity of movement:— 1844. be 2, Prt 5 roy 207 "740'236 '997'005 1,696,706 2,003,723 ++1,968,994 1,225,190 1,488,438 1,449,917 There appears to have been a gradual increase in the amount ot specie on hand for the past eighteen months, aving morethan doubled within that period, while the circulation and deposits have been more uniform, showing aslight increase. Compared with the returns for January 1644, those for June show an increase inthe line of dis- counts, but compared with the returns for March, April and May, 1844, those for June show quite a falling off. Should the same policy be adopted by other States as re: garde bank returns, as we see curtied out in South Caro” lina, our currency would not be subject to those sudden fluctuations we now almost monthly experience. ‘We annex a table showing the amount of imports, both series of ycars, distinguishing the changes in the tariffs :— imports into THE Usirep Statxs axp Outs NUALLY ACCRURD ON SAID IMPORTS FROM 1821 10 1812. Value 7A wt La Gross Duties Years Red se Dati Duty ging, Tesco — 20951 251 90 74492577 27,688,700 11 7.876.920 26,289, cy. 103.191 124 101 029,266 08.18.31 126 149 aos 142 189,98 035 140,989'217 113.717.4084 162,192,132 7.140519, 66,619.73 127 916,197 30 627,406 162 (87 40 40,961 ¥ 60,000 000 30 009,06 The changes in the tariff, as marked by the spacey in the above table, took place in 1816, 1824, 1928, 1832 and 1842—the average rate of each varied but a trifle at the commencement The Compromise Act of 1832 commenced as high as any previous, but by 1837 and 1839, by the influence of the sliding scale, it became very much reduced, as will be seen by the gross revenue re ceived from imports. The tarift of 1823 preduced the greatest revenue. On an importation of $89,734,499 duti- able goods, in 1831, the gross duties amounted to the enormous sum of $36,596,118, while in 1839, towards the close of the compromise, $85,690,349 only produced $25,- 554,534. The tariff of 1942 threatens to produce the same revenue that of 1824 and 1826 did, as the rate of duty is full as high, and the importations much larger. Dutizs on some or THE PainciraL Aaticirs or IMPORT UNDER ALL THE Tanivrs since 1816. 1824. 1012 25 percent S0 pe Tupe 63pe She Borer cent 4c Ape spe wre 20 percent 3% Bae de sone tes be 2cents 40 4c pate20 percent 3¢ | 3¢ 2Weperct Jc 34e 250 per ct 175 pe 300 pe 26 39 percent 3016 25 per cent 33 25 per cent 35; Yeents 3 0. Cables, © Bo: Sheet and on ith, 85 Yarn, Suzar, brow: ‘These rates are very near alike, consequently we have good data for the assertion that the same revenue will be produced under the tariff of 1842, with a corresponding amount of imports that were produced under former tariffs. ‘The gross duties for 1844 cannot {all far below $30,000,000 on an importation much less than that of 1836. To net this revenue the importations must amount to full nicety millions of dutiable goods, while the free importations, judging from previous proportions, must reach sixty mil- nected with so large an importation. The first isthe im mense amount drawn from the mercantile classes by the high duties, and the socond and greater, the over-impor- tution, requiring an export of specie to regulate the balance of trade. Unless the currency is kept very much reduced, the highest tariff will not keep down our impor- tations, Our heaviest importations have slways been during the existence of high tariff. Old Stock Exchange. $10009 Ohio 15009 Liliaos 8000 2700 Cj 100% "$0 Vickstu: 100 (4 Mechs Bk ieee ft | Lou! ist RR 199 Bk of Americt 100 99 Bank Co: 10), io «3 158 190 do ee aes lo nin 150 do al 175 (a 50 do 40% WO do 530 io os iy 23 Nor &Woreest 0 orcester a Neen te Tr,NO 6 0 do 45 do a) 4396 110 do in Erie BR Hy = Bank Vaiged States ita Mohawk b30 : i N Am’ Trust 51, 225 Readi ¢ RR 106% 300° do 6 10) do b30 56 Second Board. 409% 100 Nor & Worcester 47 = Cantu Lo ‘ao 40% 25 tw 40% 54 Vicheburg 100 do atw 46, ie bong sland cash 86: 225 Stour gton 49 aw 2 do Pe ae ee New Stock Exchange. $1000 [livois6’s’70 3 6 25 bead 43 lao do sw i Mos at a shs Vickebars, rr) a3 { in Hulen ™% ry 4 Us _— ba 1 PY Nor i p Wereester ny 60 2 2 NA i, oa ae a Long t ie ‘and RR se ie Farmrs' Loan do 0 50 do sh 0% 100 60 = do baw its Hs ao cash State of Trade. Asnes—Pots are rather falling off in demand. We atill quote $425; some sales at $419}. Pearla remain very inactive at $4 60, Bexswax—Prime northern yellow sells as wanted at 3uc, The demand is principally Jor export. Breaps: Genesee flour is held at $4 38 a $450; Ohio $450; Sonthern $475; Michigan $4 38 a $4 44; wheat 95 a 100 cents ; oats 30 a 31 cents, All these arti: cles are dull at the quotations Hayv—This articie.is very dull and prices very fluctn- ating. Common qualities No th river sell at 0c. The receipts are quite large and the stock daily accumulating. Whisxer—Drudge casks are held at 23 cents; prison barrels at 234 cents. ‘ Reat Estatx—The following sale was made by auc- ion Store lot on the 8. W. corner of Water and Catherine sts., lot 40 feet square, seeeee $15,600 New York Cattle Market. June 17.—At market 1150 beef cattle, 350 from the North —175 cows and calves, and 1850 sheep, and Jamba. ‘ices —Beef Cattle are a little cheaper, and we quote $5 a $6 50 as the average; a few extraat $7—250 left over. ‘Cows and Calyes—Sules at $15 a $25—lett over, 40. Sheep und Lambs—All sold at $1 50a $4 60 for sheep, and $1 75 a $3 50 for lamba, Hay—No change from last week—aupply large. Married, m, on Tuesday, the 18th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Scheoamaker, Mr. Witiast H. Survant, of New York, to Miss Sanan A., daughter of Mr. Stephen Williamson, of Flatbush. On the 16th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Coit, of New ane Mr. James W. Banta, of New York, to M. Daaxa, of East Chester, Wen inbra of the late Moses 1 ta Liverroo.—Packet ship Independeace—Doctor D 8 Mick]- bingo fey, three chi'd Hoyana; Mre he ane childern and servant, Canada; Miss A. rink =~ . Doct A Dodd, co; 8. Hyde, New York; and in the steerage, Liveneoowsor, pagans New York—F Pemtebes, Indy and five children, Mrs Rol and 2:9 in the Ni 0 ~—] aa} Mise o Lowell, Mr. jeans—Mr A Fisk,C Whee'- and servant, 1 G Disbro, i's Lathrop, & Harp r, T Borker, D P Jo uw brig. Homer, fr roennam Bon ain~Bchr Syra—: McKe=zie Matanzas—Brig Cyru~G I A . Haoles, N es "Foreign Importations. venroot—Bark NY Packet—10hhds Joseph Deans—16 b Co ane crge Joe ArBteir-o0 cmtes Johnson Bro Gorton, Hodges & co~-9 bales 1 ure 1 po. pat co= 3229 racks anlfW dex mate W i lintacns—109 tons coal 10,000 i" brick Williams & Gaon 93 bxs mdze Godfrey Pattison & © $5 i BSR eg zoe lions more, making the total import for 1844, at lenst one hundred and fifty millions. Thero are two great evils con- TF Ls o oy 4 S o Sripreitnst Te —t aud—1 6. ‘Leu ce! Mead—9% Moore & Bartoc—3 iehelson—7 Kase ir— vdfiey, Paversoa & Gilsou— 14 JJ Grant—10 Shrart, 1 McKre—3 Facon & ia & tradley—2 Moreiiot et Clark Son=s Floebacne dat B 109 crates 380 kegs 65 boxes 8 bales 26 pols it tH Habe it Bom c Harmer & co thet Burmen— Brig Robend—5 caves mize G B “Dart d dod = Holleuhai rows rile J & ane pins & cord chewa box 5 pieces 13. Btrulier—156 d 2 RDENAS—Bi aga Barelay & Livingato Ry oasco—Schr Chsppel—; trata. ) M Kramer & eo—8 do G il o jer r Be As hillie—980 box Homer—t18 hhds 17 tierces 1 oh ‘molasses 1 3500 qnintals logwood to A Pa- e Bases i & Com ete do NFueCOs—Brig Sterli sugar 90 hhds molasses M Son Domestic cy ae tions. +h Carolina—7 bales hemp S'rach 10 do pork ie se eye co, 8 cke Kanks & Powells b ) F Yousg—62 d> mdze KL, r—4 2 W Mar firg—tl bis "ame aa pork 3 es, Go odin f) Faninwa 0 bla Leetigr 4 6 Mens fl nr Allen & W 169 | doh 22 coils rope Hus o L 158 hhds 33 tes 14 bia 20 boxes mith & on; & 03 br's flour 22 chs ‘MARITIME HERALD Sailing Days of the sTEamens, G. Britain, Brivannia, Hewitt: ++ ritan, Hosken ‘We shall esteem it a favor, if Ci to ken on reiga Newspapers or News FROM LIVERPOOL. seedune 4 Ship Masters and ommodom Rowert mgs of our of the Shipping left at the Port whence the 3 their passage, a List of their Ne ‘may have. co! —30 bales cotton 172 hemp 873 ble Steam Ships. ts. FROM AMERICA. tains ae Mood will give News ¥ See He wil leet, a Report immediately on theirarrival Agents and Correspon Soy at nome or abroad, will also confer a favor by sendi office ail the Marine Intell gence Information of any kizd will they can obtat thanklully reerived. Ke iSceal “4 $0 | moc Uswex ‘cod. N arp, Scell, Marseities, Lui igi 1 a ha ewotte Ps, Bret & Vos Rios Pratt, Exerl,, Sinicn, vannah, Scurgis & C: jearmet ey Wes mouth, Coueh, “9 “0 20 6 eared. isabella, (Hamb) ianss n, Bremen, Ovlrichs & Kru- New Orleaos, FE t Collins & co~Barqus Brooks; Gov Douglass, Ann kl'za, Hampton, St oh mond, Alien & Paxson; Baltimore, Wogler, Petersburg, Jus Arrived. Ship Independence, Nye, from Lil ceroot, May 25th, with Humler, mdse to Grionell, Minturn & Co Hackstaft aden for NYor iver ‘arr out on the 19th, suppose to be th Siddons 1p Cage, Goodhue & Gi Ship South aud the SW Pass, May'26, with cc co with shir: Gin signels with ship Glaszow, Rochester fm XOrieans fur C ed oper nih. sh.p Hilah. henee for NO Senin ew Sook Packer, Pool, vith ides to Will Gris Bremen b: made to G lands of ice. “Brix heb Priuce, of North Ys denas, with molas.es to Nesmith & fore repai Bri sea, to the Taylor & Nesmith & Wi eto ik Phipy Lactarett, Yateh sloop Ari hiv Adirondack, Joth inst, let 43, ton 56 36, ate! ship Prince Albert, 13th, lat 4 {2 Joa 60 48, ga shi ridge. I fe.” Livery epee tte ee de ee eae ores Hallet, from Autwerp, with 185 passengers to alina, Owena of Bath, from New Or'ewns otion tothe master ow, for Piverpoo! aud Boies id the Bar 26th Vevsels left 2, Os tam. Georgetown, with flour. icciu Newbury port, Mass. Below. rectst fe Prince Alvert, Sebor, Daszengs' que Manchester, from Antwerp, with bg barque Lonise, 38 days trom Hatnl th & Balch jobuston. eee trom London May 20, with Bhip Ph: tadelphia, Mattington, from Liverpool, with passen- or ship Liverpoo!, Swinford, from Liverpool, May 11, with bare, with mdse to 8 Ad ee Superb, 40 days from Gottenbarg, with mdse to ‘Br brig Elizabeth, from Qiagen with mdae to order. Shirs Finiend, Live:pool; Sully, Havre; Martha Washing- ton, Apalachicola. Teend you thi nol 4 leaves ia port Freuch barque Basque, Monge, les, At Jobas, brig, Bolus, Hatev, » At Past AJ) ccket Sarvi Parters, ave ‘Gamay, atampred upon their couutsnances, and well they may. Herald Marine Co Correspondence. for NYou! Spoken. Mary, of Boston, bound to Bridgeport, Jane M4, 180 miles E of Cm Sey | the pilot boat Phani kom Dig tented Shoe Key by the! at Gissgow. 13 ds m N Orleans for Cowes, Muh qasi'g im, Co hi ety at thi port of Duacee, fm Havana for Cowes, 13¢h inst, lat 38 55, 1064 35—-15 the New Verk Packet, at this vort mpecor fm NOveans by tue Dolpnia, at this por G june 2, lat 33, lon 69 10 Foreign Ports. Bremen ind Arr Mariaune, Wi 1¢—Arr Paritan, Ulmer, NOrleans, Std Wil etmmua, H Loxpon, Mx mas Hoult, Smith, Boston. “ Of Avon, zoth, Hy : Potomac, Ber: m0 do, 8001 'uraer, Alexadcia, soon; N teaui.” sid. Weaken, Spruidin Newrort, May 17—Arr Jaue & belize, One . eld Ibih, Ba bm eink tt jad. : Grr tne Ser. May Ove tHe Wight, fra erdam; beh” ep *Tiponta, May 9—Arr Sa Flo PontiaNy, May 15—Off, David, dseha: York, with 85 passenger Savana, April hg. ree for M ry jutton, N York ‘orster, Bremen for N Graves, Bostoc for St Savannah; er, A ry Kaceland, Boston; Shaksp do. ier, Ph fi Mvers, N Toss oes Brv Hlizabeth, Pax 38 40, exchang- 33 days from Liver K, Roland, Siemg sale, “0 oe from Bremen, with T Meyer—108 passengers. Ist inst, lat 42, lon 49, 13 days from, ce eat. Cyrus, Merryman, from Matanzas June, with malas- Brig Reclog, Pearce, 23 days from Cienfuegos, with mdse to Brig Ay», ¢ cH ae, 16 days from Guayama, P R, with sugar co eee Wteveas, 16 days from Bonaire, with salt to Bad- CBehe Chanpell, Sawyer, from Tobasco, May 16th, with mdse av ichr Dolphin, 88 days from Rio Jauetro, with Ssye fiom Baltimore, with mdse to Chase One et si for NYork, in ¢ days. Vink bousd ito Boston, 15th, 200 miles F of fin Suga La Grande for N York. ih ast, off Done off Cape of and for Somer et. out 9 tile ove bound east, “6th inst, tat 25, lou 29°30-—b y Balt; Josephiae, Pe hy Tri ‘olumbinana, Barker, NOrleans Fance Albert, Sebor, NYurk; Th Bal Baltimore; vavleston eri fe Aue c 1, Reckard for NY ork, yeti Nustverdam for N ra. Narr Stamboul, Keadrick, Boston, and $—In port, Hellcapont, Ellis, for NYork,10 days; Lagle, Fullerton, do. Lake Ports, FALO, Inne lo—Are trie, Keat, Amberstb ld Jalia Cc vs ony chide Lows Best Wi enfnegon; Malia Li Proxy, Jamieson, Cal ry, tinith and excellent Ker, Bootn; Chief, Hesvea, NVork Are Franoes Yorks 8 NO Jeans: re mea Ne, hence Detroi Jane 1-—Cld Witlin wood. do. Arr M ‘do; Madawock La, Jane 8—Cld_ Rothect vthby', do; Foam, Ruuwiand, Sey ie oH, beset, Press, Liverpos Anmwan, “hg mal ay WBS BoM, New York, Wright, Calves Liverpool af a Galt, PI New Onveans, SI veburg, Ho a Andres wens Ports, tA, Jape 17 af Tain Paalery. fi Liverpool, "0 Cabelos Bratheo?, 3,5 Matthe: 3 Com Hall Rogers, Hard Jol Chass, St, Wood nde "Fohnston, St John, ‘ork; Elizabeth Be Bart, Bork: 4 Monten! er, bow» ing, Jouve, whi And aa v Drew Pratt, Havames ‘Mareheaan, Charlest Ay he Liverpool; + Southeraer, ry 9 Wilkes, AUCTION SALES. Li act, * 4) ueriow noTit poet hie bey At 10% o'clock, in the sale room, 113) nder. of Ada variety of eee Karey Good: aes: Beiaee, Hosiery, Mus!ins, U: Silke Jewelry. Hurdware. he. bee 18.1%. HB. FW. will Be eanaie Faraitoc, delivered ie ral Cash Advan Live if fseruized, on etghan dige< of every deseniption cor AMfae § as ram Plauts, Shrubberv. Se will, be continued on Tuceday a his if fair weather, Winot fas, theo on W ax fo > 8 JNO. W. SCHUL: Z, ‘Actisieer ve hie ra WEE at of a) tb shine. CHES, GOLD AND GILT MOUNEY & €' This ‘bey, at 10° o'clock, at the Aurtion Koom by order of the Executors, an Silver Watches, «f varions deserit CY kers Among which are apt gold Levers and Watches, Bilver Levers, Lepines e.," ‘all from 4to 13 Ke: he. ji Waue Wax te0-T0 of sone wood Hotel, ei sammer resor s, Dy a per by ¢ been er THe SUPERINTENDE: er im the city or at some of ‘he 0 fully quatitia for ihe business, (aged in it fe anumber of ven ry cau brig UKercertio ‘able even ies, ke ,or weuld tak» the ¢ hous, or on board of steamboat, or eward lora good be addvesssa 1 s office, will by Fn! kfm ss reet “Lhe fiader, street, corner of Franblia Squa: ) a re TED—A situation by arespectable Your Woinai AN Tramal heanewante pg and ironing, and 4 cooki: , ia armall tam The best wf, city relerence given. bi guire 132 Mo: Rew York, 417 2% LOVE of Giga thus ha hrs vernored poe’ cle vas tA OF FICE nt 691 BROADWAY, 618 md&ltwre® AU ION.~As 8A) AH COCHRAN, my wile, has beft my bea and beard with atcau-e or inearoustios fy persons trusting heron my cage, wa Twill other baat rs TON T, ‘Col 6th, wat @ is her by gives, Hew ire thit no ease ed betwee: KK And rotics is also RA TIENRE. PONLAYE faa noanthority to bi} 4 cared whater | brach, Bakes, 59 Vewr: Yereny g act for my: strert, York joa ie Q ke WAKD-L Ee the User, Pon at containing Fort five Dollars i vt Bilis, ‘One Dowlat City Banc Bits one Pen ine Bill o Bank | harlestowa, Ma ndty papers wi Faure tates cat bea Rhaaterenentnt Pay Tecovery of uta couteuts, or $5 lor the papers Goutaiued i _Je'8 3ire ~ DOCTOR BELL. FR, BELL continues to devote h M,)t) the removal of Private D Peet the remains of di tem, may cousult Drs gust mee of cure F ivate offices, 67 Cedar street, thisd door from Broadway. j Bie ; CAR M$ ‘$8 JULIA ta Pap re hos athe honor to, inform her ads ane the se het ear BENEFIT wil take place © on, Wes ineadey E: ‘A variet I he offered, the particulars of whien wil e Box Bsok now «p il7 Btis*ec BAN Sis Backing | Bepent Albany, Jan 1H ie io. $ it7 Hee NAC LAGO, Comrt FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS!! ful workmen. will be sold as cheap as avy other iF FoF vender iu the city, All warke are warranted LLAGH, @ larkin B. with honoraole cosfideuce and a HAMILTON BANK will be Ba nee @t Par, at che Vankiug Dc iption and size, made of the beat materials, No.1 C1 mbes eee Chatham st. , by i Heajyd ree PAY KE 5 ig HUNTSVILLE, FROM NEW OR- s dischargicg at font of Pik innees ‘will please attend to the receipt of vy. UNSIGNERS PER SHI? AKABIAN, from Lit will please ceud their Lo hag hoard, foot of Dover street, ‘or to the office of the anb-erbers. js not permitted ia Give davs must unavoidably dosent | ws ei bablie store. j17 300 & J. it. TAPSCOTT. Hl? SOUTHERNER rar LAV Sea hip will suil this moruiog at 10 o’clock. Letter bags w: ane at this office at thas am, WOODHULL & MINTORNS, JiTee 7 South street. ROOMS TO LET, FOR single Genilemen, very Deasantly raed, he reaver} te paid to insure a comfurta- ble home, wath breakfast and tea or ‘withont, ates Wer Ten atreet. Jei8 30% mn PHOENIX HORSE BAZAAR. No. 189 and 191 Mercer, next to Bleecker si pie reunlar Publ ace This Day. at Lovelock, with wagons, haracas, saudiery. ks and at 2 o'clock a catalogue’ of hi e jor rhe various untposes for city aed country. There will be of fered a very fast mat=hed pair of Bay Mares, one ot them hav- ing performed the extraordinary feat of curring | two men ina Kn in 2 minutes and 42 secoads. ‘The public in general are d to attend the sale. irre COWAN & DILKS, Proprietors. FOR SHREWSBURY, OCEAN HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, AND EATONTOWN LANDING. ‘Lhe steamer SARGWSBURY, Care JP. Cortis, will leave Catharine Market, for the ro piaeea ct on tbe following days, com- meuong on Thursday, ea ame Fal ing from Fatontow Bsturday, arf o'e}, A, M. | Ratu eat 2g O'elky Pet. Monde 8 Monday, 2 onday, Se Taesday, Welteeday, i Bi ALM oe anda od oars 'Phs OPCs Heong linc wey 80 Nsw York, até P. Fare on Raadive 25 cents a prssage rach way. 518 1w*m FOR ALBANY AND TROY—Momine Se fromthe foot of Barclay strec landing it ie_atramer THOY, OY, Captain Ay Gorham, this moraing, t 7 welos “The ateuner EMPIRE, Captain 8. R. Roe, to-morrow morning at 7 v'elvek. jing ine from the foot of Coartlande street, direct. ay Theteaiger ALBANY, Captain Mt. B:Macy,uhis evening, wr enoel ‘The ‘steamer SWALLOW, Captain A. Melean, to- morrow eveniag at 7 o'clock, ‘The Boat of this Line, owing to their light draught of wa- tat, are able ‘at all timed to page the ‘barn and reach Albany and Froy ta ample time to take the morning train of ears for east or For asa 0 or freight, apply on board, or at the offices on the wharv felt re CilaNok OF D Ta consequence ot tie Railroad reusing te take our passengers joston en ee REDUCED WrORt aN FROVIDENCE. ronnosrof%it NE ANE ro feet ae NEWPOKY AND riko Soo $i. ‘The sew and ae mdid eteacer NEW JERSt x, Captain RH. bury will leave the pie: foot of a y street, (uarth side) on Monday Atte-nonn, at 4 o’cioek. leqaiar days from New Y Mondays, Cendant Tha Newport, Tuesdays, pe Provirieuce yi ys y aiter the arrivi sta boat trai fiom Boston For psssa.e or treight, apply to 8. Bennett, be te office on the wha f 2 Sin re PEOPLE'S bad OF STEAMBOATS if KR. ALBANY. pany, Suudays excepted—Throngh Dir rect, af 7 FM, from the Steamboat tween Courtlandt ad Libert ‘The steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, Captain A. P. 8t John. stondsy, Wednes ay aud Wriday evenings) at The Stqimioat ROCHESTE Taesiay, Thareday an Seturday.| ire Bee pclae paaaiae a ynboat, CU! Lnptaue Monday. Wednvaday, Friday ‘and Sanday, at 5°. Fhe Ateamboat NeiTH AMER.CA, Capt Cruttenden, (ucsday, Thursday and Saturda Fassenyers taking this line of boats wall arn ample time to take the Moming Train of Ci z: of atT. A. Houghton, om ain termediate met — Pock, are new aod substantial, are cuca it State Koome, and peed and aitgerm and walled og the Hadsoa. For passage, or rotmhe., apply on board, or to P. C, Sehnitz at treat the wha iT re ty ioe haviog pod wore ty ers, apply o ed, al " worth ee eee eee DAVID OGDEN, v6 Wal street. Price of passage in cabin, Pissecced eabin, $15. Jeiiat *ee FOR UR PRPARS LOUISIANA AND NEW ¥ ORK lar packet of Ber Jaty The fat. silong packet anit MISOLSBIEFL, Coptala Py t ES etaa tor wi nu 10- dations, apply on board; at Oren sat, foot of Wal atee, orto Sou ch ‘treet, Agents in New bas pe pine ary Li and Woodraif, who will promptly forws oods to their add: ay rely upon having their ome Gore FOR SALE POSITIVELY—To close « con- cern, et the eg aby ee ‘Tharsday, 27th nal at Lola py M_ Hoffma: wittag sbip LOUISVILLE, 519 tor ony, a the Py yl add of white oak, coupere and copper fastened, witht Sandsome 1 fur: commodations me lagi pply. om ‘om board, at wharf, or to KE. caine ‘& CO. 66 South at, 5 KOK, LONDON—Fack aia Ki, EM sieerane ard, will @. Ghar uay. t Lng Cavin, secon ‘ty ¢ tshen at very reasonable rat on board, or to Ww who w will on he made TT, [OSCIENTIFIC PRACTITIONERS, Chemin, anc macentists. and ail othere—| iT to fullo bernl verte. Advice and medicine farms ‘Teg charge tl te btint ade ieee imay, by int the ant 7 ‘youshall ve mil Imeod* eo and see me, and D. 15] Men at SOLOMON BRINE, M. ts north way. 18 rviteiea JS 18ch, THIS AE OUTLAW—Jeo THIS EVENING. 3: Te couctade with THE FAIK ONE WITH THE GOLD, Jem ‘Xe lutermission of twenty m Lobwitz, under the direction of Mr. COR: pany. exe will be taken to maintain order and decoruia, aud all am- Pres | netrors will bes rtetly excluded, evening. fou is ey, ‘and the New Sa.cou, which The performance will comune § mi apiece of extravagance, Timmio, Ped igo Potts, lhZ_No Erstp on La Cor ten Lighte—Learge Rockets with daa week— on and $4 for families. NEW YORK, arene AND TROY STEAMBOAT |rch; prompt atien AMUSEMENTS. CHATHAM THEATRE. Somes 2 evs 1846 Cents. OHN £F; TON KE-ENGAGED. Lo commence alias Mo: Aga‘ba, Mrs Greeve Dances. LO! 1 T—Mrs Capt Peter Pau! ec Uhecrjtoes, Mr Greene; Suippery M BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. =a Washlugton, {Correspondence of the Herold] Wasnineron, June 16th, 1844. Sunday Morning. Great excitement—Nominations—Rejections—Sena- tor Tallmadge madea Tyler Governor—Zollewein Treaty defeated— Great fuss and confusion. Tam Wo toch worn down with the wear, tear, watchings and excitements of the last two or three days and nigiis, to undertake to give you any thing more than a meagre outline of the leading movements for the imagination to fill up. I'tl the toregrovnd, you must sup:ly the back—meinly consisting of intrigue, and clique management. SYNOPSIS OF MOVEMENTS AND DOINGS. N. P Tallmadge, nominated and confirmed Gov- ernor of Wisconsin—I3th September next James S. Green, rejected as Secretary of the Treasury. Alderman Towle confirmed. Livingston and Palmer confirmed as Appraisers in New York. Mead rejected, same office and place. No Collector, ‘New York, sent in, nor will be; pact coutinues till after the adjournment of Con- a ekaneellor George M. Bibb, of Ky, nom heed and confirmed as Secretary of ‘the Treasury ful if he will accept; present office worth pacer’ if then. bat he is old. Cushing not acted on till Monday, Bath Judges King and Walworth laid on the table. Wetmore continues Navy Agent (tll after the adjourament of Congress.) Davis, Postmaster Troy, confirmed. (Much ex- cltemment. 4 PARK TE Boxes ++ +50 certs | i 2) cents | (vallery +++ 123¢ cents. SNE NINE | ay ih mie performed a new dine fer when eo 3 titled CITY ew comedietta in one act, wiv. TY HUSBANUS LOCKS. NIBLO’S GARDEN, OPEN FOX TH: SUMMER SEASON ‘The eatertanments w mill be under the tole direction of THIS EVENING, June 18h, 18, w be produced "A ppropos Baw: vel POLKA-MANIA Hand Li D ron. Mist eee cee te Aste Opera Nickinson To conclude wi hs tre ion of Douize:ti Mr Holland and | laa, The arrangeneuws at the Police officers will be in constant atiendance, and the utmost ‘Omuibuses will run to aud from the Garden during the Panna FIFTY CENTS.£) EMENT at thi Establ shment on account Wi from the top ans VAUXHALL. Za Hes Treaty laid on ie table, Wery bad.) Pe eeyy ym 4 That is the summary of executive doings in Acting Manager, Min. Laer ft een ‘Mr. Walcot. Senate, Congress passed the appropriation bills, :fter half a dozen committees of conference and much diffi- pel So wheels of government will move one while longer. Congress did not adjourn yesterday (ast night) till this morning. Tlouse got into if uarrel, Halls of the Capitol, passag Refectories, were last night filled w. perl cliques, like one I saw in ucorner, consiating of Postmaster Gra- ham, Bob Tyler, Jo Sutherland, Towe, and Ty- son. Such a buzz! Nominatlons seennnnes. President and Cabinet up at the Capitol—“Who shall I send in next,”’ says the President.—“Have 1 any more friends in that town?” “No, you have no more.” “What shall 1 dot” * Send in same names again.” Premiums were offered for Tyler MTs Fin M-10. oe Mrs Tima | strosgck, After whi‘h inc lagah Farce called Tot enn yrs tet which a dasee by intermission of ha fan hour, afte whi Walcott Walcot | Vineent, Mn Timi Postponement on accou’ t+ f ths weather. CASTLE GARDE SIG'R DOM*ENI O QURE: Ra OR, THE aOMAN ZERONAUS tt Aad Ihe Elegant and atmired RENIUC 20 ON TUESDAY EVENING, Jane 1h, FIRE-WORKS, nat time ee original piece, called the T Pyrotechnic Ar to the Garden, ISAAC EDGE, Jr, and we Fy ANTON. fas men fast night to nomipate. wiil commence at 9 o’cleck preci HENMIUCSs act a the FlyioK Conse ee nqreat fasiine, " 8.B. Altr which the no fees superior an jomeni- oo {are nos Tr tty era rt Pr ier opened House of Representatives. Wasuineton, June 15, 1844. EVENING SESSION. The House was in session until a very late hour, (half-past three o’clock Supday morning,) but tran- sacted very little business of any importance—the time being principally oecupied in deciding motions and questions of order of the most frivolous char- acter, all intended to waste away the time and prevent definite action upon several important bills that were be- fore the House, among which were the Cumberland Road Appropriation bil, the ill to extend the eharters of the District Banks, and the bill to provide for the bony ide or Light Repo TRE WORKS ‘Wi il cimmenes with brilliant Affyhanis- larine Fixnal Rockets—Star of P+ tiful and mag- ‘Tree~A new piece i—two lb KR tee with Serpents—oue = Band is engaged > Children hat price OLYMPIC THEATRE. IMMENSE ATPKArriON FUR THIS WEEK. ON MONDAY, June i7%h, and every Evening ducing the A_mitanse 25 res varie Neerowancer of the, uh Centary, Mr. SUTTON, | of Land Claims in the South-western States ; and it ie will introduce a variety of “ Magical ” Mechanicsl and Mag: | hardly pov reat vote Rete Ea renes of Veutriloqui m; and conciude upon any of these bills previous to the adjournment on Monday. ‘The Army, Navy, Indian and General Apj priation bills were passed, alter severe) conferences with the Senate in regard to amendments upon which the two Houses disagreed ‘The Seuate Bill to establish a Nevy Yard and Depot at Memphis, on the Mississippi River, was also passed by the House. anti cy warivalle? performavees witaa “* triew” that hall. The great stupendous and marveilous Coid- will be shown each cveuing. ‘Ses wood cuts and Curtin ries at Bo'clock + Lower Frvate Boies $3 jel nat hal -past 7 ; SOcents ; Upper do °5 crn "Bow cffce open at Usual, AMERICAN MUSEUM. JEKIAL GARDEN. AND PERPETUAL ctr Comer of Broadway and Ann st P.T. BARNUM PROPR' F_HITCHCOVK. A‘ Monday and Tuesday, ae 7 a 18th. ye Lr me gd lock, id 8 YGHANT: AND GIANT ESS! Are to bescen every day fiom 10 o'clock AM. alll t Pe M., HH 544,nd from 7 till 10 v’clogy, F ObHHA! HAMIL ¥ OF Vovabiets t LIDTLe Mise" OF Ot ONEY Bix YEARS, ‘universal “y ie Water’ Gat ‘Western, La Petite Cerito, and others ‘Weauesday, June 19. the Manager takes a Benefit, and is Fur ga most splendid bill tor the occasion. ‘Admission to the whole 49 ceuts—childreagandar ten years, half price. felb PEALE’S NEW YORK MUSEUM. AND PICTURK bates Broadway, of ite the Ma. HL BEN : GIANT BOY— We PEAKS OLD, SEVEN FEET HIGH! DWARF! THREE INCHES SHORTER ‘THAN TOM THUMB !! A SIAN TERS, 2iX FEET SIX TWELVE PERFORMER ALL FOR ONE Lame MONS. AND MADE Bt -LLF. CHECKINI, Whowwith the 9 aasiatar ce of a Ballet Corna, will introduce a GRAND DIVECTISEMENT Iw*re Ratirication or Foreign Conventions.—We learn that the Senate have ratified the following Conventions:— The Postal Convention, concluded at Bogota, on the 6th March, 1844, between the United States and the Republic of New Grenada, ‘The Convention concluded at Berlin on the 24th March, 1844, between the United States and the Grand Duchy of Hesse, for the mutual abolition of the Droit D’Aubaine and taxes on the emigration of the two countries. Also a simi- lar Convention, concluded at the same place, on the 10th April, 1844, Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia, Finer Boanp, Jane 17.-100 shares Girard Bank 12}; 20 do Pennayly: 270 ; $1300 County 68, new, 97; $5000 do 1873, 105; $7000 Moe and Del. 70; $5000 do. do 693; $11,000 Reading 6s, 75; 50 rhares U8. Sheu 190 do do 14; 3 do Minehtit RR 80; 10 do Marine ance, 51; $1100 Wilmington Railroad, 1635. 5 $9000 State 5x, 794; $7000 do do aH $1200 ounty be 3,8 shares Agricultural Bank, ido Philadelphia Bank, 1053; 2 do Northern Liver Gas, 244. are On prej NEWS, By This Morning ‘s Southern Mail. Sy jpoken. " 15 ieee fom New York for Leguayra, 24 in- jon 6 from ‘itath, for Matanzas, 6th inst. lat. 26 31, Foreign Ports. wi Jonns, (P. R )—Jave $—S¢. Mari 6 Comsisting of a vanety uf Dances, senious tod groteeque, ‘The Se tiie en eae te as el ee Boni” .. aye BY THE WHOLE COMPANY. Air TT Fatuum, for Mee Home Ports. tee prt banatewtas {ele geet wager, Pale jn it. Miss ROSALIE, peur tues, MbChauick, ct doves Fe Peru, Caihos alniss Ae Lady or Ro eso Hens (Bhs Who sing rica, fo} one of then Loan: eves nfo hy The orlebeated POKER’ MaNiAT the Onrnan Famicy. The ral POAER DANUN; e.ca performer being supplied with a red hot one, 7" Alvernoon Performances oy feegiey tad Saturday's at ‘Mo! bentory for the couvensence of the BO extra harge to the performances, ‘I ‘scinmones inthe ing at Ned ‘melodists in Ame- ‘and another tweuty- hase, Hopes Provisevee. Tr oma, Cole, NVork; Norfilk, Pot Fox, SR ae Davis, KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE, 37 BOWERY. ve Wy lo BENEFIT OF MK CANFIE Jercules, on which oce: ce olumbus and the fall Band, has ment by pe regated root, couristicg of Ballet, Pactomime, “Stack Rope, Ava, Vaulting, Tarlesux, Feats of Strength, Comic Singing aad Box 25, Vit Leh¢ cents, jell GRAN DHEA SOE en ae A ROO ea a o vita ud pal H. Woodrafl enters Apolio Sal: TU gE ou whieh ‘eeaiion the the will be assisied ‘sy tse folle wing pent 3 ty R ANTOGNINI, i No SIGN aera We wie iC, TIM. Tader ove Fakir of partes weigh 300 Tbe J the =p mis WEKND: ee ee Ra AMILTON, LONG The we ‘aagance that be hee ade » arruremrate'wath te Marares Dy sd ater Monday ‘Steambcat 17th jnst.. ihe PRUGHS }MME ew York, (ors Whi Aamuiton House, return: 3 ithe ORIGINAL NOVE ABRIDGEMENT for HERE SHE COMES—HURRAH! THE OMNIBUS (No 3.) Mo4>ry Komanee, rats Dov bU LiBHED, ONT FRANK HEART WEL t or ery YEARS Fino. One of the best Naut cat Rome that has apreared sins Peter Bi FIRS be, AN? real aha + Antogniai —Mad’ile Dt Orveil= . th A ‘Banga rie, by oie oa Antognini. vee HL ¢ Watson H.. Timm dicated to his fiend Signor 6 the Boron ean ‘De LA MUTT, FOUQU A moat thrilling stury by one of ohn aust etlcbrated of the under the guard THE GOLDS y the Court of hancery, and any on ee such person under ag ble to a long imprisoument OTH OPN ALT, Loucert to commeuce at 8 o'clock. ekets Une Dollar exch —To be had ac the principal Masie be 2p aud a: the door on the evening of the Concert. Th eat FARIS, ve wiman of Roffinan, tho man ee "WIVE HUNTER, PR dig bay c pan ve, for the fu reworks aree moe Wa ena ow ty Vins peblic are wereed syecuce 4 ‘aterEecttof MR. DEMPSTER’S VOCAL E MENTS CONTINUED. N. ¥. SOCIETY LIBRARY, | Mie AnMieods & AND LEONAK WEN it Broud may. be sold at oll the he Depors . of Naw Pus wbsieath ae nponitions ee fa Bute ube hed a to M1 ar 900 pr iy hose wpe bring beats Pook . No charge for to 3 board. ts the UNDAY'A KETERNGON'T fi Mr. Dem 1 91 lercainmeat at the Brook- lye Taatitute (ince Lyceus a on SThurseuy Evening. Sart CURSIONS for Chil to Fort Hamilton athe veason =~ vail fears Armes . 2 og ie. in ‘Ursion, on! only ONE Bi L- Bea EAT hah epee River , ei, [7 De ochelie ata aud freshments on board. Bare each ‘great curiosity Wise anifested by the ivew York noble specimens wf the woe vilized Indi- ham! frahients a boerd. Pas Fare for the ex. SUNDAY. FX ) WARD'S ISLAND. ti Bas Jane faite of todua afternoon; varyu White ‘Cloud is the most c- lob been in New Vork singe the time of B f thove the Kg jie of the Ni i (Greet A. ) lve be a the dete eevery where actracted mach attent+or Phone renters ae on th frou their haat. Shr ato, hi Jo 18 tw re stress SFT OFF WARDROBE HE HIGHEST PRICKS can be obtained by Gentlemen or Familics who are desirous of converting their left off sppare! into cash. “Ro mili, and Ueatiemen quitting. the eity or changing wing apes a find it itch 03 Cees efvaaiege te send ‘ior he bacriber, who will atend at cheir residence 7 opener, NEAR UTICA, Sy 0 H®, SUBSCRIBE anes & the prblie, th: he mee the “rertionrt hu heraity: Vesta da him ia former years, dw ro M Moons. YO FARMER: T°, HORTIC VLTURRTS TS, ke sulDes “Ammonia for foeing, the Cropa-Bu of Boda—! rate Soda, constantly On, v mcanarn to PEvCUTY ANON, A line wecegh the Post Office, or ise, will receive del Im codare