The New York Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1844, Page 3

0G- DEAFNES8.—The unrivalled sucecss of Dr. Mc- Nair’s Acoustic Oil in relieving persons who sufler almost constantly with buzzing noises, eontinuel humming, Kec , Which are but ey 8 of oa, fattaaee, hs Sained for it a reputation never before eq . Altho: cther articles have been advertised, yet the deaf are not sure of being cured, unless they get the genuine article at 21 Courtlandt street, Price $1 per flask, ‘When lovely woman stoops to folly, And finds upon her beauteous face, Pimples, freckles enc cruptions, ‘That her feaiures do disgrace. ‘Then lovely woman stoops to wisdom, And her dear eyes bright light with hope— Purchases for fifty cents, a cake Jones’ Italian Siedical Soap. THE POSITIVE, ACTUAL AND REAL qual- ities of Jones’ Italian Chemical Soap is-—[Mind, reader, if you get the genuine Jones’ Soap, "twill do all here stated) —that is, cure pimples, blotches, freckles, tan, sun burn, morphew, old sores, salt rheum, erysipelas, er, in fact, ine Jones’ Soap to produce the above effects, buy it no where else in this city but at the American Eagle, 82 Chatham street, or 323 Broadway, and 139 Fulton treet, Brooklyn ; 8 State street, Bost 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia. Take care of a base counterfeit—tis chiher dangerous or useless, RICORD’S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX, £--For the cure of primary or secondary Syphilis and all affections produced by an injudicious use of mer cury. The great advantages possessed by this powerful alterative over ull other preparations for the cure of Sy: philis, is, that while curing the disease it improves the constitution, whilst merctiry generally leave a much worse disease than the one it is ‘odministored for, The best recommendation we can give of it is, that it is now extensively. preteribed by the medical faculty, who for merly considexed mercury the only cure for those com. lainta. Sold, in single bottles, $1 each ; in cases of hall dozen, $5, carefully packed, and sent to’ all parts of the Union. Office of ‘the College of Medicine and Pharme cy, 95 Nessau strect. 8. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent. THE BANE AND THE ANTIDOTE.—A lady ig in Honesdale, Po, has been brought almost to th which her physician was unable to determ: After suffering for four years without procuring relief, she re- ceived a pamphlet describing the symptoms and’ virtues of Sherman’s Worm Lozenges; she tried them. Their effects were almost miraculous. From the use of one box she was restored to health. How many there are sufler- ing from worms and know itnot. A remedy is at hand for all who will avail themselves of it Dr, Sherman’s warehouse is 106 Nassau street Agents, 227 Hudson st ; 185 Bowery; 77 East Broadway; 149 Fulton street, Brook- lyn; 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia; and § State street, jos.on. 0@ PRIVATE MEDICAL AI ‘The members of the New York College ot Medici id Fama ip returning the public thanks for fi ral support they have received in their eflerts to « uppress quackery? beg leave to state that their particular attention continues to be directed to all diseases of a private nuture, and from the great improvements lately made in the principal hos. pitals of Europe in the treatment of those diseases, th can confidently oifer to persons requiring medical aid ad- vantages not to be met with in any institution m this country, either public or private. treatment of the College is such as to insure success in every case, and is stully difterent from that vern'cious practice of ruining the constitution with mercury, and in most cases Jeaving a disease much worse than the original. One of the mem. bers of the College ,for many years connected with the priccipal hospitals of urope, attends daily for a consulta. ion from 9 A.M. to8 P.M. Terms—Advice and medicine, $5 Accure guaranteed. Inronrant to Counray Invauios.—Persons living in the country and not finding it convenient to attend per sonally, can have forwarded to them a chest containing all medicines requisite to perform a perfect c ire oy stating their case explicitly, together with all symptoms, time o, contraction and treatment received elsewhere, if any nd enclosing $6, Fost paid, addresued to '. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D. mnt. Office and Consulting rooms of ths College, 95 Nassau street. 9G- ROACH AND BED-BUG BANS, a certain rem- edy. Price 25 cents. At 21 Courtlandt street. MONEY MARKET. Friday, June 21—6 ™M. ‘The stock market still continues very feverish and un- settled. Quotations for the same stock fluctuate from day to day several per cent., without any visible cat At the old board, U. 8. Bank declined } per cent; Ohio 6's 4; Long Island 2; Norwich & Worcester 1; Reading Railroad 1}. Vicksburg advanced 1} per ct.; Harlem 1; Paterson 3; Stonington 3, Canton Co,, Farmers Trust, Illinois and Kentucky 6’ closed at yesterday’s prices. At the New Board the sales were very small and prices a little below those current yesterday, Long Island fell off 2 per cent, Harlem 3}, Norwich 1}, Ohie 6’; }. Farmers’ Trust and Canton Co. closed firm at yesterday's prices ‘The position of the stock market is anything but en- couraging. Prices are gradually sinking, and the diffi culties of those owing differences are daily becoming greater. ‘The bulls and bears in the street are striving for the ascendency, and the state of prices for the next week or two depends upon which party proves the strongest. ‘rho bears slong about the middle of July will bo materi- ally aided byjthe movement ofthe banks in curtailing thei, loans end discounts. It has recently been asserted that his city never Joan a dollar on fancy stocks, ceived but bona file State securities, the banks of ‘ut that not ‘Phere is no truth in this statement. We know of several banks in the street which have loaned verylargely ouLong Island, and if that stock is not a fancy, we should like to know what is. The banks have found it so difficult to loan their money as fast as they wanted to, that they have no Veen very particular as to the security, provided it had a price in the market ; the value forthe moment, w: secondary consideration, If the market price of Long Island is 84 per cent, a loan on it, on demand, at 60, would do very well, as the greatest decline yet has been only 14 rer cent in one day, and they could probably save them- selves on the remaining 10. The Wall street banks have oaned very largely on fancy stocks, any statement promulgated by the bulls to the contrary not- withstanding. It is for (the interest of those who get large loans on these stocks, to prevent any ex- posure being made, both for the interest of the bank and their own, in keeping open the resource, and if exposures are made from one source, to get it contradicted in others, but this does not alter the facts, disabuse the public mind, or satisfy the enquiries of stockholders. The affairs of the brokers are so mingled with those of the banks of this city that it is very easy to tell how they stand. ‘The brokers are financial thermometers, regulated by the movements of the banks; up to-day and down to-morrow; sometimes at fever hent, and sometimes below zero. The news by the steamer has had no favorable influence on the stock market. Speculators operating for a rise, anti- cipated a very great change for the better immediately after the arrival, but on what they founded their hopes it would be very difficult for themselves to tell. The effect of the late intelligence from Europe in rela. tion to the cotton market beging to show itself on thi side, We learn that several large houses, among which are brokers, who have represented themselves as commis. sion houses, acting between buyer and seller, but who in fact have been large operators on their own account, are on the verge of bankruptcy. Several street specu- Jators have sacrificed their stocks for the advances, and disappeared from the market. The suspension men- tioned afew days since has resulted in an ont and out failure, trom which there is no hope of recovery, as the amount of liabilities is daily increasing, and every far- thing decline adds thousands to the losses. The decline that has token place in the Liverpool markets, within a few weeks prior to the sailing of the Acadia, was much larger than could have been anticipated. We annex the quotations current m Liverpool for several weeks priortothe 3ist of May, taken from authority that the worst buil or bear in the market cannot question. JWOTATIONS IN THE LivenPoot Market. . April 9 May 10. May 21. May 31 Sealslond, — Lisgaldde 12 atthe «etn ald Stated do cha 8 44a Tm dan 8 dian B Upland, 43a 6 4Na 6 Bian 5M BNka 5G Rew Olleans, shea 7 Marg ¥ a7 3-07 Alebma & Mo. 1342 6% Siaa6ig 3 a6 3 05% It will be observed that the quotations for Sea Island have varied wut very little within the above period, but the prices for New Orleans and Mobile cottons have fall en off all of 14d per pound since the last week in April: ‘The quotations for Sea Island are not considered a crite- tion of the tharket. The operations being confined prin- cipally to Uplands, New Orleans and Mobile, we take quotations for these descriptions as the basis of the mar- ket. We have haard that some obscure prints in this city have labored very much to impugn the {character of the reports we make of the Liverpool cotton mar- kets, on the arrival of the steamers. The infor- mation we make use of in making up our reports, comes from the very highest authority, and is invariably cor- rect in every particular. Having no interest in the movements of trade and commerce, otherwise than to give the earliest and most correct intelligence of the state of commercial affairs generally, we are not sway- ed by the individual influence of operators, or by any di- rect appeal from any local interest, Bulls and bears in cotton operations make use of papers of limited circula- tion and influence, in spreading reports in relation to the European markets favorable to their interests. One party is in favor of an advance and another in favor of a decline, The movements made to give publicity to the different statements emanating from both parties,are some: what similar to those resorted to in stock operations, A retaining fee of ten dollars will enlist the influence ol obscure papers, who afterwards endeavor to obtain a little notoriety by making comparisons betwoen their own gar bled reports and the official, authentic;reports of this jour. hal. Struggling to lengthen the perio’ of their existence, they have not the power to be independent, and use their {limited influonce to advance the interest of ‘any bullfor any diseate of the skin—but mind, if you want the genu- ‘verge of the grave with @ disease, the exact nature of but a | ae abroad, will also confer a favor bear in cotton or stock speculations that may feel disposed te pay the most trifling bonus. - ‘The Liverpool cotton market has been gradually sink- ing since the first of April. Previous to that time specu- lation was carried on very extensively, on the strength of the reports from this country in relation to a short crop. As the season‘advanced the new crop appeared more pro- mising, vatil about the middle of March, the accounts re ceived in Liverpool fromthe United States, changed the complexion of the market, and a tremendous break dowa was experienced. The market has never recovered that shock. ‘The new crop being estimated as h'gh as two mil- lions of beles, destroyed the calculations of speculators, who.were operating on a short crop. This extent of yield being settled, the market has since steadily drooped, until quotations on the 3ist of May ranged from 1} to 1jd per pound lower than the highest point through the season.— From the best infocmed sources on the other side,we have received this statement, and it can be relied on by those engaged in legitimate transactions in the staple. Specu- ators de not like to believe what does not agree with their interests. It ithardto come to this point, and they are constantly watching for some defect in reports disagree. ing with their views. Comparative quotations must carry conviction to the mind of every one. It is impossible to get over this, and it will require something more than the puny efforts of un obscure print to destroy the confidence placed by the public generally in our reports. We leave the rest to figures, they speak in this instance for them- selves, Every English Circular of established character will agree with the quotations we have selected, and we invite comparison. ‘The Trustees of the Franklin Bank of Cincinnati have declared the eighth dividend of five per cent, payable on the 10th of July. New York stockholders will receive their dividend at the Bank of America. Mesers. Barings, Brothers & Co. have issued a circular addressed to the holders of that part of the bonds of the Union Bank, of Louisiania, which fall due in November next. They recommend to the bondholders to assent to the proposed arrangement. The amount falling due is $1,750,000; the whole amount of bonds issued to the bank by the State being seven millions, This Joan is based on security, besides the assets of the bank, ,of mortages of real property ifor the value of eight millions of dollars, which can in no case be released until all the bondsare reimbursed, and also on the guar- antee of the State, Although the security is ample, the bank finds it difficult te provide for the repayment of the whole sum of $1,750,000 in November next, and proposes tojthe bondholders to pay forty per cent of the amount on the Ist cf November next, and the remaining sixty per cent in four equal annual instalments, on each bond of $1,000, and to continue to pay interest in London at the rate of five per cent per annum. Old Stock Exchange. $1000 Kentueky 6's 923g 250 shas Nor & Wore 8100 Tennessee 5’s 85° 150 do 1000 Kentucky 6's 1% 25 do 0000 do 11% 59 do 2100 limois special = 5825 do 5000 do t0% 25 do 4000 Obio 7's boo os" 50 do 0 shee Bk of America, ini 25 do 100 Herlem RR b30 7652 125 do 45 ‘t 0 6‘) Paterson RR. bs #0 50 Mohawk RR 230 6134 9 nw fl 50 do 64 50 do 530 80 23 do 6g 100 do 83 8L 25 do b30 61 25 Canton Co at 100778 Tank % da s10 43 510 Vicksburg Bk 10 428% Fr 0 42g 25 Reading RR 40g 325 do bY 3 Am kxo Ble b30 41 35 Aub & Roch RR % 0 10) N Jersey RR og bo 86 25 Stonington 6047" 50 do a 50 do 16 125 do a $0 do. b70 464 50 do nw i 100 Nor& Wore —b30 56% 5) do 33 03% Second Board. $10000 Ohio 6's $7 25 shas Norand Wore _ $4 50 shas Farmers’ Ln 36039 25. do 53.5184 100 do 39% 25 di 1% 705 Norand Wore a3 sig 59 oaegn O° woe or ani ‘ore 8 34 lo. (5 do bu 25 do saw 39% ey do 54 New Stock Exchange. 98 $5000 Ohio 6's 25 shas Dry Dk Bk OR 25000 do org 97% 50 do 230 68 1000 do ope. 25 Canton Co 13:43 5200 Ky 6's 8301048 75 Ner& Wore 330 55. 5000 do 330 101% 25 do 53 55} 2000 Mlincis 6's 46% 25 L Island 230 85 5000 do 46 0 530 84 1000 do 454 25 Harlem RR 33 16 3000 Indiarabds,25 ys 349 25 do s10 75! 5000 U 86's. ’62' 10.115, 50 Farmers’ Ln a1 ToshasUSBk ~ 83 9% 100 do 403% 20 Chemical Bk = 530 8175 do. 83-40% 25 N Am Trust bi0 15% 25 do 10. 100 Saratoga KR 2303950 do 1026 State of Trade. Asues—Pots are very inactive. We still continue to quote $4 183.0 425. Pearls the same as before quoted. Breavsturrs—We continue to quote Genesee flour at $433to 450. The market is dull. The receipts of flour and wheat at tide water, to the close of the second week in June, W Flour, bbls. A cioice lot of ‘wheat growth, was received at No: ushels) of this year’s folk on the tth inst. through the cana!, fcom North Care ‘ighty-ive miles up the Roanoke. We learn that it is earlier by ten days than any arrival of wheat in market in past years. Batheix-btime honteen: yeliow continues in active demand, and we notice sales to some extent at 30c. South- ern sells at 29. 29}c, Corrox—No transactions to-day, neither buyers or sell- ers being disposed to operate. Hay—Common qualities of North River bale sell at 30 a 82c; prime 37}a 40c. The demand is very limited. ‘Wruskey—Drudge casks are still very dull at 23c; pri- son barrels about the same at 23}. Paovisions—We have no change to report in articles under this head. The demand for all is very limited. Provision Market. ‘The sale for heavy meats, for the past week, has been rather light with many of our first butchers. ‘The warm and close weather induces many families to purchase the smaller meats, while many partake of ham, and other salt provisions. Fish in almost every variety. Spring chickens continue te arrive very freely. Vegetables very forward, and quite plenty. ‘ Fruits of the various kinds in abundance. We notice some green apples from the south, and new tomatoes. Pric: Apples, bb! 1 50 a3 00 Beef, per b+ 8 Beef, | KS Pigeons, doz,-+++1 Porter House Steaksl0 a 12 Pork, perlb-++.+++ 6 a 8 +— a$1 00 Beets, enc. : Beans, Bush s+ 2 Butter, fresh per Ib- =S-e: Peeeeeee , Butter. firkin, per lb. 6 10 Pigs, roasters: +++ ast aDseressere+ B a 10 Potatoes, bushel-+-31 a. 75 Celery abunch,++» 6 a 124% Potatoes,swt,++ +28 6d hiC peck Cauliflowers, doz.,50 al 1 ‘6a Cranberries, He a 50 a Ba 2 a da a 6 a la a 50 a a isfor ae Pamipe perobushs 28 8 3 RRS see for urnips, per*bush+ a Fresh Cod + « “4a H Tipe, Ibees eres — a 4M jounders: 4 a arkies «= Geese" =, Veal Honey, nw, Philadelphia Cattle Market. cattle, including 590 taken to New York; 120 cows, 300 hogs, and 1.150 sheep and lambs. Prices of beeves a shade lower, and the market dull at $5 a 6 75—a few prime at $6 the 109 lbs. 100 head unsold. Cows sold at $15 a 25; extras $30 each. Hogs dull at $4} a 43 the 100 Ibs Sheep and Lambs—Irices ranged from $1} a 24; extras 3. "Hay—The market steady; we quote good Timothy at 70 a.80c the cwt; pressed, in shipping order, dull at 45 a4 60c the 100 Ibs, Straw sells at $5 a $6 the 100 bundles. Married, On Monday evening, 17th inst. by the Rey. Mr Balch, Mr. Samur, F. Mort, Je. to Miss Lavinia McCarrny, daughter of the late Dr. William MeCaftry, all of this city. Died, On Friday afternoon, A.raeo F., infant son of Alfred and Ellen Emanuel, aged 13 months. ‘The triends of the family are invited to attend the fune- ral, from 190 Adams street, Brooklyn, to-morrow after- noon, 23d inst. at 5 o’clock, without further invitation. - MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Steam Ships. STREAMERS, Acadia, Jadki Hibernia, G. Western, Mat Britannia, G. Britain, Acadia, g ‘Western, Ma the’ G. Westera, Matthew: U. Britain, Hosken +++ ++ Oct. 19 Packets to Arrive. Packets to Salil, VERPOOL, Po ker, May 26 | Rochestes opper Juce 1] Garnek, T Livervool, Eldridge, June 6 | Oxfor ri FROM PORTSMOUTH. FOR PORTSMOUTH Toronto. Griswold, Jane 1| Quebec, Hebard, ‘May 20 Westmioster, Hovey, Jane 10} Victoria, Morean, " daly 3 AVRR. FOR HATRE., Argo, Anthony, May 25| Bargnndy, Worton, ‘Jane 2 Francis Ist, Amsworth, Jane 1] Oneida, Faack, Maly 1 Ship Masters and Agent f We shall rateem it a favor, if Captains of Vessels will give o Commodore Rowen Siuvey, of our News Fleet, a Kepor Mf the Shipping left at the Port whence thi Spoken on their passage, a List of their eign Newspapers or News they may have, immediately on ther arrival. Agents and ail the Marine Intelligence they information of auy kind Will be thauk’aliy received, June 20—At market, 1200 jhead, nearly all Ohio beef Latest Dates RECEIVED AT THE NEW YORE HERALD OFFICE. jier-++ + feb. 29 ta atavia Bay of Islan Bermuda «+ Payta» Rio Joneiro + na Grols t. Dotaingo ‘St. Ubes May 6 + April 21 Feb. 5 Passengers Arrived. Livenroot—Barque Liverpool—Mra Cruit, Mrs Mary teeanxe Wrsr—schr Col Scheppard—Mr J A Wolf, $ Faire 1 Paine~ Foreign Importatio: Livenroot—Ship M-mphis—8 pked C V8 Roosevelt—2 W M Smuh—3 J ones & com16 \' cKee & Hosket, and 199 1 the #1 rr—!) Stone, Swan & co— & co iroy Warren, Hart & Lesler—i68 do GW n 3 6 LA Afterbury—1) Wolfe & Gi\lespie~31 Pure Tutt Jotinec & c—12)5 bx tin Phelps, Dodge & co—-40 cs TB Mayer 1 GH Jones—15 Mf, Robbins 3C Adshend—170 J McCall & co—4 A Bo!lard—30 C Cartlioge—i ‘yeko: i B { Ribhardson & Watson—73 Tuckes J Gihou—il. W Whitewr ght—i60 Bird, G lelan & comt4 Wight, Sturges & Shrw— 60 G 6 More- wood—9 D Onk-o & Son—9 J°Gillion & e—10Firth' & Sped- 15 Butterfield & Brothera—42 baies 17 pks 60 tous pig to order, Barque Liverpool—750 racks salt Newbold & VERPOOL: ° Crutt—2680 do 89 toas coal 8 Thomyso Domestic Importations. New Oxteans—Se! MeCready—6800 bushs com J.C hr Macy—4v brs york P [ Nevius & Son—200 empty brs Rew & Brothers. PORT OF NEW YORK, June 22. 4 31 Moon nusxi (7 32] MI6H war: Clearea. Canton. N L & G Griswold; E N&JIT Tape tu; Charleston, ou, Geo Buckley « Co—barque Aba qua, . HW Haviland—Brigs Desdemou'a, Mon drews, Charles ny, City Poi ' Winuerett: Ganges, F Jobuston & Co; Abord (Sw) Alin, Antwerp, \ Viaun @’Uringen, (Ven) seatia, St Thowas, schmidt & Veg —Svlect, Johnson, Newbern, SL Mitenell; Frank, Baker, Alexudria, Sturges & Csearmen. i Arrived, Memphus, to Taj ler & Mersall Br oarwue Liverpool, Swinford, fom Liverpool, !May 4th, with mise, to Goodhue & Co, : Brig Dueemi of Philadetphia, 10 days PR, to J Dw 219 hhds sugar 15 cks molasses mony's Nephews & Co, Left Coudor, for NYouk, in 0d: the only Am vetsel in port. Col Scheppard Bemen,9 days from Key West, w: cotton K L Maitland che NL McCready. Somers, 20 days from NewsOrleat with corm to N ty McCready Schr Elizabeth, Garrison, from Mobile, with mdse to Ro- berts & Taylor. : Schr Lady of the Lake, Lumpkin. fom Virginia. Schr Henry Clay, Cramer, from Vicginia, with corn. Below, Hanovarian brig Sarah, 58 days from Leghora. Also one ship uaknown. Sallea. oer Eng'and, Thomp werp; Charleston, Bienen; brig Oriole. ; Miscellancous. Foreicy Letter Bacs.—The Quebec, for London and Rochester, for Liverpool, will sail at ten o'clock thls mornimg. Their letter begs will close at half past 9 o’clock Whalemen. Sac Hannon, June 18.—Arr, ‘Thomason, W 8 Havens, from ths South Seas,'St Helena, 7/h’ May, with 3000 bbls r wand sp home 20,000 18 bone, sold 1.540 bbls abroad. Spoken on Crozette whaling ground, Jan 2, Gth, Leander, Avery, iys- oil, 12,000 los bone om board. seat 1944, Haleyor tc, 2 r wa, 130 sp: 9th, Tuscarora, WI rect; 20th, Delphos, West, T b 3d barque An hi BH, Ir w, ‘13081 abury, 346, 2wa, for NW Coast day, gor 0 eaptiin in alt he. wards boiling. March 7th, Octavia, Baker, Nimrod, Rogers, (unwell) 4 ws; 'C Mareus, Shearman, 6 Howes, 13 ws, 10.0 bb! 2450, sasous—the 7 last nacwed of S « oaly ship expectina to retura ho ‘arcer, Rio de Janeiro, ( Ame sl in, Taber, FH, 2 seas iterward; 12th, Delta, Weeks, saw lnm ‘ake enother large fish next day; Caro 1100, saw him take anotherfish Heard trom. F y ius, Kogers, NH, 2w al The season 1200 01 10 000 bone. Cruising off St Helena, May Greenport, 809, soon for home her best bower anchor and ch it Dromo, Steele, NW Donglass. 8 Atlantic Ocean ; Columbi ly, Indian, O Istands; Garland, Mai a 20—Saile ‘acket, Howl nd, Atlantic. Telegrsphed Meigs, Taber, last fiom Pernambaco, with 2500 bb! sperm oil, Tobacco Piatt, of N Bediord, reports her at Emily Morgan, Ewer, do 16 mos 650 sp—has been incorrectly reported 1650, A \etter from Capt Cox of NBedford, pps vere ae spand 4 rt wh; 23, lat 41 40S. ton 131 & Electra, Ward, N in Dec Peisia Whippey, N45 nos out, c ean, for NW Coast. om Storis, Downs, ot Katmouth, re Letters rec'd at Nantucket, report the death cf Mr Richard Ennis, of N. third mate of the Alph:, killed oy a whale. Sid fm St Helena, May 7, Neptune, Grea, of Last rep 1700 (170 sp.) Atdo Kmigrant, Heard fm March 18, Marcas, Shes Smith, do 10 whs; Adronaut, West, M Arrat Mauritius, feo Ll, Macon, ernise—had 200 sp 1200 wh Oct 29 Sp kea, May 29 lac 9 N. loa 4133, a whale York. undow stedly the Factor, of Poughkees sie Foreign Ports. Monrreat, Jane 17—Cld, Monarch, Allan, Glasgow; Rock shire, Allan, Liverpool; ladian Ch Lake Port A MeVarmey, do. re, Southport; Beaupres, Charleston, Westera ‘Trad 4, 'To'edo ; Swallow, Tory Porter, Chicago. Cid, Perry, Perrysburi Clinton, Chiesko. ei ° Home Ports. tue, De'rori Lusec, Juce 13—Sid, Grand ‘Turk, Mayo, Philadelphia; i reworg NV York June 19—Cld Cuba, Nelson, Africa W' Brown, Tavem Wim Pits, B rookie, Ovens [Br] 4 evaded; ore e: Mary Santon, Be: 4, en, ston; Anseonda, Gor Bebr Nive, which ceased tur Peanambuco this port, Aridth, India, Nott, Singapore, Jan 28th; ‘T'vri Jack w Orleans. Spoke 3d twat off Poriuzis, Lane A New Ort Upton, Mobile; Pandora, Sheppard 'S van Hayona; J Cooley & 4 Montilla, Powers, on verse’. New Beprorn, June '9~ Arr Pinetis Brnce, arr Helen. Young, NYork—S11, Klien Rodman Ka iver, J r Solin, Ber, Somerset; Wanero, Davideon, ds; Mary € adelphies Mevidinn, Lewin, xoel, Dern Yankee, Hatch, do. 18h, Princess, het, son, Stewart Hadety his Paovipence June 19 he Ar Wm Youg, Adams Phi hia; Osear, + tau, do; Providence, Browo, N York; Vo- jant, Williston, do. Sailed, Ala M’Loud, Rappahiouock iwapeLruta, June 2\—Ar: Lydia Ann, Garwood, Rio d JineromLeit | avavdra, (w) for Portsmouth, Nt aud Arete, Phill for Baltimore, 3 dx Cl Relief. suder, Weymouth. Mast; Folipss, Crowell; kellowship Farnham, and Lesingt.n, Bo 3 E we. Hartford if TAD, on, au " for 13—Art John Hill, Ri f i id Hebron, Prince. Naw Onveans, June 12—Cld Advian, Davis, Liverpool; Vesta, (Fr) Sourory, Havre; Fanny, Paterson Havana; Ale exandér, Kobisson, NYork—Arr Fraukueld, Liverpoo D Jumbia, Maver, Hainburg; Lady of the Lake, (ir) Wi: good, Kicgston, Jam, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD! HEREAS, stattments have bees deo tes at oat Ath day of nal young woman residi Spectable family at 504 6: grrand, Joat her wi, and wandered about the cicy till hetwern Sand 9 o’elock, F. M., when she applied for direction to a Well- dressed man, who froimused to show her the way, but instead of doig 80, enticed her mto a house of ill fame ink narrow dark street, and there endeavored to necemplish her ruin, and u tenes and drew a knife upoa her, which sne suc- ded in wresting from him, and made her escape by breaking ypea th door ef the room where she was locked to: at whe easy complaints are daily mad. of the commission fa lik Hing for efficient netion oa the id punishment of of- fenders: And whereas, the abote arpesrs to be a case of an aggravated character, demanding: nt attention and the fal! rigor of the Jaw, (although wet cor ietly within the ordinance, ‘the offer rewards for th: anprehwusion nd convietion of erminals,) 1 Jam ity.nf New York. do hereby ofter a. 1 HUY YRED DOLLARS fr the arrest of (he above mentioned per son, of for such mformation as will Ivad co his arrest—said Fr ~ werd to be paid by me nnen the conviction of said olfeuder, 1 vase the How. thy Com yof New York hall wot think proper 4 ead in wit r uote net my hand an: caused the seal of Mayorsity of said sty vo be af fixed, the day and year first above write j22 Wee JAWES HARVER, May: ANTED—A very old Book, giving a detailed Life ol the Pirate Kidd, for which a very liberal price will be paid, if immediate apglieation be wade to Je82 icrec K.P. BLEBY & CO. 3 Park row. AUCTION SALES. ae ‘priate cor, st. H. F.. W. will give ition to ont door sales of 'as the goods shall have been if required, on merehandi le. mi Lm’ ing lea settled in all cases as s00n ivered hr Advances made, every deactiption consigned tot UCTION N le & Marshal entire Gallery of craty va'nable Paintings and works of Art, inciuding 2 splendid Lever W, 3922 Ite ce THOS. BELL, Aucv’r. SNItFEN & Co—GENTER Ti FURNITURE, Se, street, che parlor farpitui AT ANTED—B “A Wet Nurse t take care ofasmall child; one ity, within a short distirce. would and musi come well recommended. Inquire #t 337 ‘TABLE YOUNG MAN wishes for arin erchints? Office, or a Diy Goods Stove. A lise 8., office of this’ paper, will be panctually atve ded OST—On Friday Mi Blick Silk Dress a folded in a napki roedway, will Le suitably re: K AND Ji WELLERS —Wanted by aw experienced, wate ia. The finder AMUSEMENTS. BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. ——————— PARK THEA’ ° Boxes: ++ 59 cents | Pit-+-25 cents | Gallery-+- 125 cents. | sc! THIS EVENING. June 22d, will be performed the dima | TuckerPbound to Jeromie, St. Dominy rs ork, beef, lard, butter, etc., went ai fur 6 yesre, the grand aqua operatic extra | north of Nog’s Head, on inst Thursday. Sheaprung a leek tHe DEEP BEA. 4 the Gulf 0a Wednescay last, and with great exertigns s the YOUNG SCAM. NIBLO'S GARDEN. r OPEN FOK THz SUMMER SEASON MR. MITCHE the lughable fsree called cae THIS EVENING, June 22d, 1614, will be produced origizal item Bagrtelle, calted POLKA-MANIA! Surwreck.—The Norfolk Beacon says, the hooner M’Donough, of und from New York, Captain with a cargo of re twelve miles he Was kept afloat until she went ashore as stated above he cargo ‘is all landed but damoged as far as water can damage. ‘The bread and rice is a total loss. The vessel, Cargo and mater ‘The eatertainments will be under the fisection of instant. will be sold on the beach on the 24th Sales of Stocks at Philadelpe! Firat Boarv, June 21— $470 Old County 98; 20she N O Gas Bk, 32 ; 75 Wilmington RR, 234; 150 do do, 5da, Holland | Laura Doriugron, Miss Toylor | 23} ; 415 do do, 23 ; 800 do do, 5 ds, 23 ; 350 do do, b3, 23; Jemmy, In the course ofthe piece La Polka will be diced by Miss | jy Maywood and Mr Weil & hing performances ich singular sud asto Aner wii the HERCUCEANS nausr ne ERIAL Ac Intermussou of twenty minutes, Immediately afver the in ermission MON*S- CASSIMIR, the | first Drainmer of Wrauee. will go through wicis & ‘To conclade wtih tus sepales farce of th “vi Inthe taputar farce of the oeoneNEW FOOTMAN, NTS.4 NO POS’ bLishment on aceount weather, as m Br loon is protected, and the New Saloon, which from the top and sides, can be enclosed ar a mome: fe OLYMPIC THEATRE. N IMMENSE, ATTRACTION FOR THIS WEEK. — | © THIS KEVENI June 22 5 “ The Necro will introduce a netic Experiments his poattively Mr. SUTTON, Mechanical and Mig- cenes led. peiformaucer w that “ hall. ‘The tupendous and marvellous Coid- Water Trick will be shown each eveuing. See wood cuts and small bills. Doors open at hal'-past 7 ; Curtain rises at @ o'clock ; Lower Boxes 50cents ; Upper do 25 c#ate; Pit 1254; Private Boxes $3 and $4 for families. Box office open ay usual, Jel6 iw*re ACKs'T SHIP OCON| is discharging at_ pie: tend to the recei ot of their go JARDING AT 27 COURTLANDT STR gentlem nor geotvel families can | comfortable rooms, consisting Sourtlandt street, Ni FROM NEW O% Consignees will mediatel: 53 Garver & co ne be accommodated with of ye ors aud bed adjoining, at 27 ‘The French linguag VOMS WITH PANTRIES ATTACHED ith or without Board, ina healthy and , hear a stage route, within thirty or fi the Washington Parade Ground an be accommodated with Board and Bed Rooms. ‘Terms ‘ate. Apply at19 Amos street. SiP ROCH“STER, FOR LIVERPOOL— by head wicd, will sail ‘The steamooat H#: RCU LES will leave Whitehall Dock at that time. Letter hexs will te closed at Male’s, Hari chants’ Exchange, at half past 9 o’clock. a in the family. j 22 linen having been detain is Morning, at 10 o'clock MO PRINTERS. One second hand A isms reas (double Order, for sav low—apply to HOw & CO. 29 and 31 Gold st. SMOVAL —E & 8 8. ROCKWELL have removed tueir ent from No 9 Astor Howe a few doors South of Cany Watch and Jewelry Eatabli to No. 413 Broadway, RD will be givea for the recovery ofa quantity ens Pre- tou, I uae, Leghorn and Gibraltar, Q Bytinge; Oriole, Barstow, Kio Janeno, § Barstow & Cos Parigen, Brayton, Pictou: Lucilla, Perkins, Selem, Boorman, v Wersen} SHIP HUNTSVILLE, FROM LEANS, is dischargirg at foot of ‘Pike street, signees will please atcend to the receipt of their go c GLLINS & CO., 54 South st TRENTON FALLS, NEAR UTICA, NEW YORK. UBSCRIBEK anyeuners ts the public, that after an absence of two seasons, he has resumed the Horel at the above place. the house has been thoroughly refur- uished avd put in complete order, and he trusts by to the comfort of his quests, to inerit a return of th 40 liberaily bestowed oa him iu former yea's toflia, (39 days from Liverpool, with mdse, m Ponce, VAUXHALL, Acting Manager... Mrs. Timm | Stage Manager: »Mr, Sufi AVER| Rot auaeaggt Me Wateot The performance will comm NG AM Afier » hich, the eolebr . BOUTS AT THE SWAN. Intermission of halfan hour, after which a danes by MAD’LLE CELEST To conclude wiih the laughable Farce called POLKAMASIA KF _No estponemens on account of the weather. AMERICAN MUSEUM. AERIAL GARDEN, AND PERPETUAL FAIR, Corner of Broadway and Aun street. P. T. BARNUM ++ PROPRI* TOR, ¥. HITCHO MANAGER Thursday, Friday one SNe, June 20th, 21st and : GRAND PERFORMANCES Each afternoon, et hal/-poat 3 o'clock, and 8 in the evening. THE GIANT AND GiIANTESS! Are to be seen every day from 10 o'clock A. M. till 1 P.M, from 2 till 5\4. and from 7 till 10 o’clock, P, M. ORPHEAN FAMILY OF VOCALIS' t are re envaged bv universal desire. Ms Western, Great Western, La Petite Cerito, and others are exgaged. i THE INFANT SISTERS, Celebrated all over Europ? as the most «ccomplished Juvenile Dancers and Singers, will appear ina few da Admission to the whole 29 cents—e. years, half price, PEALE’S NEW YORK MUSEUM, AND PICTURE GALLERY. Broadway, opposite the City Hall, MR. H. BENNE'T . MANAGER, GIANT BOY—16 YEAKS OLD SEVEN FEET HIGH! THREE INCHES SHOR'TEK THAN TOM THUMB !! AN A GIANTESS 5iX FRET SIX: TWELVE PERFORMERS! AL FOR ON SHILLING. The celebrated POKER MANIA, by the Oxpnan Famicy. The ral PORER DANCE; ech periormer being supplied with a red hot ove. ‘Eng gement of Fort Hi. Iten, each way, all wirg time to view th MONS, AND MiDEMO 8*LLE CHECKINI, tions, reitruiug and tar dict then ces, Chamb Who, with the asustaes of a Ballet ¢ Will introduce a | attendauce. A band of msic wil accompany. the GRAND DIVERTISEMENT. A person provides lines at a sma!l chorge—bait fur Consisting of a variety of Donces, serious and grotesque. The |“ performance to conelnde with AMILCON HOUS*@—KORT HAMILTON, LONG ISLAND.—The subscriber begs leave to announce that he hes nade arran Company to run their : to the abuve place, aud forthe special accommodation of Patrons and vis tors to this favorite spo Leave New York, from Whitehall, House, returuing to the city at 7% A.M ALONZO REED. Staten Island Stermb: at rer Monday the 17th i t. m6 A. M. and 33¢ P.M. 3 8 Stawistf re ANO FORTES—The su)scriber infor: he has on kind some superior Pianos, of the best quality ‘and good workmausnip, at the lowest mauulacturers’ prices, warranted, and kept in tyne for one yeas, os tuned, repaired and exch’ WM. LINDEM Quebec; Chester, Liverpool; the public that in, UMeares, Cherieston; barque Maria Louisa, Ant- Anged at the mest AN, 139 Centre at, between Walker and Whit: OQLUMBIAN MAGAZINE OFFICE, 3 Astor Houss — ‘The Columbian Magaziue, Edited by Joha Inman. Com- mencement of anew vol. Contents of the July No. Original Art cies, and written entuely by the Edi Keitor, with an En Joys at Absence; The Key Found; Gran Romvo and Julie ‘Town and Coun 1844, Vol. 2, No. 1 it, Bishop, i; ws 1 w, for the NW Coast diz 3 Dustlings Judie: ‘The Omaibusses: Washington; The Fare Holbein’s Dance of Death; Le Compte De Gaon fiae Story of Love and Death; ; Fditor’s Daughter, with an engraving; for doy bore up in 0, 8 mo. for Kio de \ ‘Wail of the Jilted; anvicg, 4 was Barbara, r ; arto, Greea, 2900: Phenix: Briggs, View near Cold Spring, with an engraving; SH. T To the Courteous the Moath, &e, Notiee to Corresponden itor, engraved by H. 8. Saud, from a Daguerreotype Ss 2 for’s Daughter, engrayediby W. L. Ormsby; painted 1 id Spring, cegraved by J. by Wr il Bartlett bi s stored, four figures, a=! Come t6 ine Lover bury; Music by Mrs. C. L flu b Sth, barque Noble, Sweecey, NSuffoik, 60 bbls, 103 sp; Gem, same tune, 10 ws, pat away for NW Coast. The Diekison ‘took the last . Bultre: designed foory by Mrs. Emma C. Em- advance; two copies for $5, or one ule Nos. 25 cents each, delivered in and srooklyn, and rent by mai! to all Parts of the Usited States and the Canadas, by the publisher. ISRAEL POS1',3 Astor Houre, cern and S y coasts Fame, Mitchell, Desolation jo. Acdress, post-paid. d John, Sanford, Preitie; HE AMERICAN L letters to. Philadelphia, v likewise lately’ established office ny aud ‘Lrov, and will carry letters to auy of the above named Places for 634 ¢ mts—tweaty stamps for one dollir. Particular attention paid to foreign lett rs. The recent dec sinns of ed th» nght of indivi Co. rely upon the publ Osfice 55 Wall s Joseph is Wh 630 do A. letter received in Nantucket, from Ons Skiorer of ship ings Mill Group, Aug 12, 1b months onc, 100 sp. Reports at same time and place MAIL €O, continue to Judges Story and Spr: ‘0 transport lecters, to support the enterprise. UKLE ¥, Agent for the Proprietors. FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. VIOLATION OF THE GAME LAWS. ORTSMEN’S CLUB hereby offer ¥ perron who will give in bound on a craise of 6 mis off HE NeW YOKK SP " killiug or having in his tween the Stn of January and the rtridge or quail be- p bound to N th day of October, in any Said information to be such as will obtain the conviction and enforcement of either of the following penalti No person shall kill any Quuls or Pactridges in esther of the couates ot New York, K | op betwrea the Sth of: January aud the r Missour, Chleanes Buffalo, De- offend syringe the proviri ons, aud kill any Patridge or ( on who snil expose to § if Ye his pos-essinn any o} w probibite! by law, snall be de med gus'ty o/ bicling the said Gare, and babie to the peaalt.es esiablished, sin toe time probib ted. ki!ling Woodcock within the time $5 ‘or any Woodcock killed on every person who shall eiihe possession a Wooucuck within 19-7 Chapter 28. SMES McGAY, Attorney nt La Sreretary to the N.Y Svortsine + GARS—20.600 Norrieg 00 a Norms; 6000 * flicacian; superior; 30,00) neipe ; 15 000 De La ‘rw ‘alow Lae of for Livervool; Sterling, Lovett, New AVANA AND PRINCIPE se ars, superior: kldriege, Boston, 3 fm New York, airg, only Amer Norfoike; 20th, herd, d 3.007 Faperinzs, very fe ; £000 500 cheap for cash, by 0: opposite Fulton Market. DAY & MARTIN'S BLACKING. & MAKIIN'S BLACKING, nm Lo» don, may be found at the Steam Biack* i222 Staw* re w Vouk; a Thump diet BNETNE DAY ed £ 0 accommodate th Je Les Improved 5 tobe the best blacking manufic Shee has monuteetured bis any Oo her perse@n in in the United States vou dl in qashty to the Kugh De ters iy the artic'e, and age ity, are respectfully solicit ntry. and iv the oldest mau Imiroved steom blarking is fully h, and 50. per em tlemen who preter ed ‘0 call before purchasing else- “team Bleesiag Wareh me, No.l J le of Black and Blue Ink and \bove Miss ROSALIE CLINE, the accom) hed Songstress Danseuse, LA PETITE AMER pail of Ml higher and lower thon any One of them stands seves feet two ine ‘Afternoon Performances Wednesday's and Saturday's at SUNDA wo'eloce, for the convenience of the day visiters; mo extra | WARD'S ISLAND, charge to the performances. ‘T'o commence in the evening at 8% o'clock. Admi sion one shilling. Ji6 CASTLE GARDEN. THIS RVENING June 2!. GREAT FESTIVAL AND GALA! LO DOMENICO QURERAU as the Fire Fiend, for | alone responsible for ali bills and eebts contracted on her lirst time, couat from the preseat time to the 913 SIGNO it HENRICO as the Spanish Peter Wake Ak next, ualess by wrirten order from t_ display of the first time, Cleaver Together with a my WORKS | (A Splendid Piece cal Pyrotechnic Art Stanton. ; Exhibition will commence at 9 o’elock precisely. New Vork Brass Band will xive an Instrumental Concert, HENRICO, AA Jaleo, on the corde floro, willac- tually reader ible and invisible! Succeed Domenico Qu med in Spain acd ttaly, [1 Furgo, im wh will appew attired as wa fed the Star of Texas. to the Garden, Isaac indge, Jr. and Wa, hh end FIREWORKS !—Signal rockets will be fired at suadown andieontinued ti119 o'clock,'whea the exhibition will comweces | She A ti with brilliant Affghauisian Lights, Marine Siguel Rockets, | date {rora 2 @ to J00 passrugers. Havine wal two | tery she will uot be cetatses on puyyor 4 with Gold Rain, Soret PoiandfUross of Melt, si found Rockets, with Serpents ‘and Silver Comet, Star ot exas, two pound Rockets wiih Serpents, one pound rockets wiih Stora. u Ad ‘ance 25 cents—Children half p *®MR. DEMPSTER’S LAST ENTERTAINME: N, ¥, 2OCIETY LiBRAKY, Broadway and Leonard + streets —Mr. Dempster has the honor to announee that his sixth aud last voral eutertaiument will be given at the So- ciety Library on MONDAY EVENING, June 24th, whea be will sing the following songe and ballads. vizi—The ree where J was born; When the wight wind bewailetn; John Au- dersou my Jo; ‘Litto ely auld wife; the loved one was not there; The blind voy; Lament of the Irish emigrant; Jeannis Morrison, 't os love one another; My Naumie, O; A ia ’m with you once again, aud Ths death of Warren nay Le had at the music stores ice. Library. ‘Hickets 50 ceuts—to be had at thedoor. Doors open at half part 7, 10 commence at 8 o’e vei. JB Sat8M GRAND CONCERT AT 'THE BROADWAY 'TABERNACLE. MeNDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, June 24th, 25th and 26th, THE ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN SERENADFR: MESSRS. GERMON, STANWOOD, TON § PELHAM, Having been rarnoni kp by the Livy of the different cities hich they have had the honor of i. viz.: Boston, respectfully an- WNT LEMER OF NEW thet they will give three of thei fF IMITABLE ENTERTAINMENIS AT THE BROADWAY 'TABERNACL! Commencing on MONDAY EVENING, Juce 24) id cone tinuing three consecutive Evenings. ‘Che’ Kutertainment con- K of Songs, Glees, Chorusses, Comic Lectures, ete, etc the musi¢ from the most popular Operas, aceompauied with the Accordeon, Banjo, Congo ‘Sambo and Bone Castinetts, in all ot which they stand _UNKIVALLED IN THE WORLD ! For particulars see Small Bills. ‘Lickets 25 cents. Children under 10 years accompanied with their parents or quardians half price. Doors.open at 75g, Con- cert at 8 o'clock. Jel Oth ee OLE BULL. LE BULL most reerifully aunounces that his oaly Concert in New York pre to ha d ure for ida and the West. will take place at the ‘Tabernacle, on Evening, the 28:h Jace, 184 jeaisssin smait Bills and papers of theday. — jn22 Itrs THE IOWAS ARE STILL AT HOBOKEN t OWING to the great curiosity muitested b Public to sce these novle specimen: an from the F have hed fora induced M ‘weather they they have been t w ie there will preseut n pertect fe forest by a veiformance ot Rites, Ceremovies, &e , S2., be!w: aod six io the afternoon; varying their per “White Cloud” is the most e tebrated Lu bren ia New ork siner the tune of Back Hawk, aod is ino: i then f thove whose portraits are iminorializes by Cate hoa, who kes worthy meation of this Chief tm his work the A on. °"New-mo the Rain.) the third Chief of the Na- tion, and § y vah, (Great Medicine Men,s also b-long to the deieg’ Anu have every where atracted mach «tention. These warr eon their way to burope, their huat ing grounds 500 miles west of the Mise uy he *erryb ats from Barelay, Caual land within 100 yards of ther eacampment ‘The Exhibition sfee. je lwere 4 Christopher streets JUST ARRIVED IN NEW_YORK, THE REAL TRUE VALENTINE VOX, J Pre VALENTIN (Native of Veo 0 ST of he day, 1 all Professors how ly patronized — al Fi y and Nobisity; dites eot'and. ard «leo at Hamborg Se N. SIGNOR GV will, m addition to his unrivalled Power of Ve triloqaiam, give one of he most inctedinle pices of performance ever heard in the world, whieh, with the aid of his Guitar and Voice, fir A pertect imitation ofa MILITARY BAND ud to be believed, This performance must really be hy SIGNOR G. VALENTINI mo CHARLES LEE, ‘OFARD, DUPUY & 0O_BRANDY—In half and from the Amer fi d tom-house tock, vo 1 TONY AND GENTL N HING STORE, 69 Maiden Lane.—Shiris made to order afver thy latest and most approved Fieach patterns, descriptions made to order at the fullowing viz: nd Froek Coats made and trimmed from $7 to $'0.00 Pantaloous and Vews a A general assortment of Gentlemen's Clothine, hand. mw POISONS! POISONS! POISONS! led with Vermin? ‘The following prepara: bugs, cockroaches moths, ants, rats, mice, flies, fleas, musquitoes, ‘and all 1asects Weegeking the vegetable ki Ly Th ) bug poison may teas and bedding, and invariably suecessfa Hy ‘compoacd for des:ruction of the moths ji chairs, cushions, &e., an ad Uhewmseal Whale Ol Soap keeps the rose coceus and other insects rigours injury to bed from the trees, plants ve celebrated Fly Paper will dispel flies and muscuitoes y. no agency in this erty, and only to be had from th: LEWIS FEUCH’ oR, aiden lane, 2d door fom wane N_ B. Be emtious not to pure! to be my preparations hase any where else, purporting mid Saw lu*ee AS LARGE an asso:tment of Straw Goods found in the city. very cheap. at Young’s Fir mium Straw Hat Manufactory. 96 Buwery jaree f id extra fine split, Surewe. ace, from the commonest to t wholesale aud retail, Oy NC SPAYLOI. Sone !! TEETH!!! JON made in Dentistry, y jon Surgeon Dentist, 62 Kast Broad: | pi jevuiu accommodations, h Foote wiih fue gold foil 8100 on Silver Plate, $2; Gold, $9. r \ or specimens can be seen, by ayply ing at the > I Reference given specimens can be seen, by ay Wat aS Ric FOR Liv RFOQL ‘The SATONIE 1, Juve 7 lal ts on Agerey for th Yee ar atthe Stoek of tre Howsatanie Ralltued Compeny has bees the city of New Y. at the office o nw &G renuvten, No 4 Hanover str Stockholder wichiog therr atock ty be placed ou the books of the ag ney aod transf rrable at pet rat re required (o transter the stuck at the Bridgeport office for this parpow shee HNIC HOLS, Treasurer The Transfer between the ho: ok ate wow open. and transfers wry be mnnde itle of the 15shares Union Bank, Tenn, 63; 92500 State 6 PILLARS $ t 11} ; $72 Lehigh Mortgage Loun, 69 694 ; $000 that never ©. pant of Mons. | dren, Families and Schoo! nd La Petite ELOISK CHBCKINI. every Saturday d ‘The boat will, leave Am 4 ¢ WA) A treet, at 1PM ; Caharine Ferry, Broo Gr, Peauy hex Minatels Poet Tyne 1h Pike No TNR 2 Recap de} | ley e Fire # at the end of his Charmed Pole two Globes o: Gorgeous | Friday. From Adi FARE REDUC and Troy in ample time to take the mor ‘the east or west. Jr2l stis®re | che old established packet office o K) do do, 3 da, 23 ; 5 Norristown RR, 64 ; $1000 Cainden Amboy 6's, 99} ; $899 State 6's "45, #0 ; $2043 do "46 805 * Girard Bank, 1000 do 77}; $5000 do 5 ds. 4200 9b 1 694 hes. & Del, 71; $1000 do 70} ; $3000 do 70 ; 100 shares Stonington R it) 46. Secon» Boano, Jane 20,—50 shares Girard Bank 114; 20 do do 113: $15 000 Chesapeake and De’aware 3ds 71; $900 State Fiv: 8; $0000 do bd 79; $9000 do ds 79, su By This Morning’s Southern Mail. Pritaperriia, Jare2i—below a barque, supposed the Ja- D tue. from New Orleans, aud two brijs uames unknown, off ew Carte Bauri June 2'— Arr Ji Id May Flower, Weeks, Li it Thomas; Kate Pendergra BEACON COURSE—TRO'TTING. PHURSDAY, June 27th, et 4 P. M.—Purse $400, three mile heats. in hara H. Woodruff enters b ¢. Columbon D Bryant ‘gem. Lady Suifolk. G Spicer, “bg. Americus, CENTREVILLE COURS Ove of whom isa, RAC) LITTLE MISS OF ONLY SIX YEARS ! T RACING HF, Trottirg Parses 9’ off over the above Co Purse the F ey day. $39, mile heats, best 3 in 5, un- der the siddle. tree for horses that uever won a purse. Parse the Third, sane dav, $10, mile heats, best 3 in 5, in for horves that reer won n | urse ever $39 ure the Fou th day, $30. imve heats, best 3 ia 5 to ns, for ever wou a purse of $30. Pi e Fifth, same day, $50, quarter mile heats, free fur ail R EXC nN THE Steambo.t ’)HOMAS SALMOND, Captain Wf. ehalte, w in to the Fish= + Bie 5 C ot, OM; 3 Pike street, 94; Mier Now 1, ed matin. Those who bring boats must bring them to Pier NO 1, Nosh a River, No charge frtowiwg Dinner and tefresbments on JOMIC TABLEAUX BY THE WHOLE COMPANY. | board board, Fare for the f xeursing 40 ents : SATURDAY AFTERNOON Fk XCURSIONS for Chi Fort Hamilton and Lower Ba: maids in attendance. Re. e it e place feahimenta ot Woerd, ‘Ware forthe ex ursion, ouly ON SHIL= Ne Y,_ ¥XCURSIONS TO TURTLE BAY, LAND, THROG’S NECK AND NEW iv HELL E—every Saaday darirg the season. Leavi'g Amos y ‘a Pier No. 1 North River, Ferry, Brooklyr . 9% : Pthe street, 10 and De 0%. Willleave New Rochelle at4 P.M —and une places. Refreshments on board. Bare each way 25 cents. orice—The subscriber who has chartered this boat Ie day of Pep'embe "Schl s Juny: 18, 1014. EVENING LINé AT SEVEN O'CLK FOR ALBANY, without Landiug.—Cabin $15 Deck 50: ent; Berths 25 ceuts : mboat PORTS 1, Captsin O. House, will e the Pier at the fos of day, Wedeevday and hursday and Pauday — end'fltted up 19 a veat aod com- style, with uew bedding aed furuiture through: uw — sa uumber of elegant Stave Rooms, and can a: commo- Hight draught of wa- Regular dave oy Tu ihoat hasbeen Jeugrhe tabl he bars JUS, General Agent. rive in Albany in ample gaat oF west: Passengers takiog this bo ‘ime ty toke the D j}~"OR BOSTON, VIA Ne wPORT AND PROVIDENCE, FARE TO BOSTON $2 40; Deck Fare $1 40, Wo Newport ana Providence $1. The new and spleadid rteamboas NEW JEK- SEY, Cape KU, Furey, will leave the pier foot of Baciay clock, Friday, June or pasrage or freight, apply to 8. BENNETT, atthe cffice on the wharf. mi tm re FORK HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. The Royal Moil Steamships ACADIA and BRITANNIA will leave Boston fur the above vorts, as flows reet, north side, This Afteraoon, at 4 o i} Monday, July 1, 1644. Je2iee 8, 0 , WARRING. | NW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT FOR ALBANY AND TROY—Morm Line (rom the foot of Barelay street, landin iat intermediate places. ; ‘The steamer EMPIRE, Capua 8. R. Roe, this mom: ing, at 7 o'clock. he steamer’ TROY, Captain A. Gorham, to-morrow morving at 7 v' clock. ‘ i Evening istne fiom the foot of Courtlandt street, direct. he ai SWALLOW, Captain A. MeLern, this evening, at 7 cick, ‘he steamer ALBANY, Captain R. B. Macy, to-morrow evening at 7 o'clock, ‘The Boats of this Line, owing to their light draught of we- ter. are able at all times to pass the bars, and reach Albauy i train of cars for For passage or freight, apply om board, or at th offices on the wharves. 1 re FOX LIVERPOOL—The New Line— jar Packet Ziat July —The splendid New York built packet ship HOTTINGUER. Ira Bursley, master, 10.0 cons nnrthen, will sail as above her regular day. . For freight or passage, having very superior accommodations Unsurpassed by any ship in port, apply om board, west side Burling slip, or ro HP WOODHULL & MINTURNS, 87 South at, Price of passage $100. The fine rew prexet sb 1150 tons, will sucered t day, 2het / uj FOR LIV Eis POOL—New Line—Kegu! of 26th J. we'd he aplendid packet ship GARRICK, Captain B. J. H. ‘Prask of 1060 tous, will sail as above, ner regular day for freight or passage, having accommodations Look gy Son for splendor or comfort, apply ow board, as Orleans wharf, foo of Wall street, or to oe K COLLINS & CO. 56 South st. of 1100 tons, will rick, acd anil the 26th of July, her rewular day. Liverpool, Joha Eldridge, master, ictunguer, acd sail on her regular KOK NeW OKLBANS.—LOUIBIANA AND YEW YORK LINE .—Regular packer of Sin Jnty, ving packet ship MIS MISSIPY1, Cap tain il aa above, her regular day For trengnit or passage handsowe furnished accommo- dations, apply on board, at Orleans Wharf, foot of Wall street, orto #. K, COLLINS ) %6 South street. 8 and Woodruff, who uy Areas pon havieg thir good: cor ite Agents in New Orleans—Messrs. Hi will promptly forward all goods to t by this Line may rely up a con etthe Vi ts tat Lovelock by L ME hip LOUISVILLE F518 t city in the very best monn coppere! ane eo) f 30 kK commodations wharf, 0 t woxers Apply on be JLLINS & 10 56 habitat of New York an aap lor cabin , weeon appearing by te the sonia with his fae | | enced rad reasor = == . ~ PASSAG! KPOOL—Bails cn Fei STRAW GOODS—STRAW GOODs. day next, the 2lat o The splendid fast saiting ship ATLANTIC aut Mallett, will sail as abow ad t door to Fulton Bank, FOR LONDON—Packet let July —The packet ship VICTORIA, Capt. Morgan, wil anil Tor Loar it hove, her regular day, For passage, having 0 oH HERDMAN, 61 South at. ¢ from Liverpool and Loudon, Guu at all times he lowest rates by the reguiar packets, on *)pli- Craptain Mall he regular packet Will be desparene on ip GAKRICK <n June, her regmlar diy; anit ie ty rs FORD, Capiain Barhnore, no vie Ht of July, ; ye Fer pansige, whic be atthe }owest rates apply to to tace ne! Mee wil ie RDM AW, 61 Bost at ASSAGE L OM DNGLAND, IRFLAND, SCOT ND AN) WALES VIA LIVERTOOL, THE snbseriber has nade usequalled arra:gnments for bringiog ont emigraats this year, 1844. Those ending for their friends would do well to apply at JOHN HERD! N. B=The 1verpool e sto inform his friends that he ho» | faye, aud drafts can as asi for any city, and has takea an OFFICE at 69 | ableatall the principal BROADWAY. Jel imaddeitw re* A qpited kingdom, apply nan