The New York Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1844, Page 3

L ich pale is asthe eaow' ends to t whic is as the snows, That imagiers which is coleur de rose: Removes th4ery color from the head, And gives “ lip aricher ruby red. All thiy hSov8—yet never came to light A pubicgoo:l, but some sly, envious w: Haw ane'd upon it with a rogue’s in + qm Of vhtating merit out of his invention, ‘The cebbrity of Dr. Felix Gouraud’s preparations too wel kaown to require eulogy at the t day. Suifice itto say that bis ftalten Medicated will re- move all cutaneous diseases, freckles, tan, sallowness and sunburn from the skin, and render it beautitully transpa- lent. His Grecian Hair Dye will, in a few hours, change White or red hair (o a beautiful brown or black, at che op- tion ofthe user; while his Poudres Subtle are potent in the removat of hair trom any partof the human frame. One touch of hia Liquid Rouge, to cheek or lip, will im- part a splendid color, immovable by rubbing ‘To avoid imposition, be sure and purchase only of Dr. Gouraud, 67 ‘Walker atreet, oue door from Broadway ; as all prepara- tions bearing the same name, sold elsewhere, are base counterfeits, and certainly do more harm than good. , ie PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.—The memoere +f cme Kore College ot Medicine and Pharmacy. i teturning the public thanks for the Itberal support they Lave received in their efferts to “suppress quackery, ew leave to state that their particular attention continuce to be directed to all diseases of a private nature, and frou the great improvements lately made in the principal hos pitels of Europe in the treatment of those jwases, the can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid a’ vantages not to be met with in any institution im thie country, either public or private. treatment of the College is such as to insure success in every case, and is otally ditterent from that veru'cious practice of ruining the constitution with mercury, and in most cases leaving a disease much worsethan the original. One of the mem- bers of the cole for towel ce connected with the principal hospit del ds daily for a consulta, ht, jon tion from 9 A.M. to 8 P.I ‘Terms—Advice and medicine, $5 Acure guaranteed Iurontaxt to Country IxvaLips.—Persons livii ir 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 cure py stating their case explicitly, together with all ptoms, time of contraction and treatment received ewhere, if any nal encloging $5, post paid, addressed to W. 8. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent Hen and Consulting rooms of the College, 5 Naaso: aire Gg THE EXPERIENCE OF FIVE YEARS HAS been attended with unprecedented success, proving be- yond the possibility of a doubt that Sherman’s Worm Lo- zenges are decide y the best worm destroyer that has ever been brought before the public. And they are so pleasant to the taste, so perfect in their operation, and so convenient, that mothers who now have suffering chil ren, do not think of ew.’ any thing else. They admin: ter a dose or two, and the work is done. The spoon is banivhed, with all its nauseous accompaniments, and the children, instead of turning up their noses, flock around their mothers, and continue to cry as hard as ever for the dose that freea them from so many ills in so short a time. Dr. Sherman’s warehouse is 106 Nassau street. Agents, 227 Hudson street; 188 Bowery; 77 East Broadway; 139 oe 333 Fulton street, Boooklyn, and 8 State street, Bos- fon, VELPEAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE of Gonorrhea, Gleet, and ali mocupurnient discharges trom the nrethra. ‘These pills, prepared by the Now York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the suppression of quackery, may be relied on as the most speedy and effectual remedy for the above complaints, — ‘Chey are guaranteed to cure recent cases in from three to fivedayy, and possess a greater power over obstinate dischargd and chronie gleet, than any other preparation at present known, removing the disease without confine- ment from business, tainting the breath or disagreeing witn the stomach. Price rigs box. Sold at the Office of the College of Pharmacy and Me- dicine, 95 Nassau street. W. &. RICHARDSON, M.D. Agent fG- ANOTHER CURE OF DEAFNESS.—Mr. Wm. Hayden, Connecticut, called at our store on the isth of June, and stated that’ for several years past he had been almost entirely deaf, and continually treubled with buz- zing neises, which at times were most distressing. For a few months past he has been using Dr. McNair’s Acoustic Oil—in all two bottles—which he purchased of Messrs. mstock & Co, No, 21 Courtlandt street, and his hearing is now restored almost perfectly, and the humming and sounds in his ears have entirely ceased, He took another bottle for his wife to use, who is afflicted very much in the same way. Let the afflicted, in view of these extraor- dinary facts, procure the article. ‘The East India Hair Dye will color red or grey hair brown or black. ‘This article has ebtained a reputation far surpassing all others in uae, and may be applied with- out the least inconvenience or injury to the skin. Al- though it may seem incredible that the hair may be color- ed, and yet look perfectly natural, any person who will use this celebrated dye will find such to be the fact. At 21 Courtlandt street. tte CORD» Se ase ‘TUKE--Wor the eure'ét primaty or secondary Syphilis, and all affections produced by an injudicious use of mer cury. The great advantages possessed by thix powerful alte) ative over all other preparations for the cure of Sy- yhilis, is, that while curing the disease it improves the constitution, whilst mercury generally leave @ much worse disease than the one it is administered for. ‘The best recommendation we can give of it is, that it is now extensively prescribed by the medical faculty, who for merly considered mereury the only cure for those com. lawuts. Sold, in single bottles, $1 each ; in cases of half “eb, $5, carefully packed, and sent to all parts of the Office of the College of Medicine and Pharma. naan street. W. 8. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent T hate them all with faces thus, Dear women, aye, and man, ‘Whose yellow cheeks are covered o’er With pimples and with tan. We cannot love a being well With beauty thus delaced, When, by using Jones’ Chemical Soap, Al, alf might be erased. Go, all of you, (a numerous crew,) With dark discolored skin, With pimples or eruptions On your face, your neck and chin, And buy, for fifty cents a cake, Of the homely’s only hope, Of Jones’ truly wondertul Italian Chemical Soap. OG- TAKE CARE HOW YOU ARE SWINDLED with adishonest and dangerous, peisonous and destructive counterfeit of Jones’ wonderful, heavenly, surprising and beautifying Italian Chemical Soap. ‘The rascally swin- dlers even copy eur advertisements—our ideas—every word of which conveys poetry, knowledge and beauty to the mind, as the Soap does to’ the face, rendering it clear, Jess, beautiful and delicious. Reader, it- you are af- ed with any disease of the akin—if your face is sun- burnt or discolored, try it once—oh, the effect is superna. tural, bright and dazzling ; but mind, now observe—it is sold nowhere genuine in this city but at the s: American Eagle, 82 Chatham street, or 323 Broadway, or 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn ; and Pease, Broadway, Al- bany. Get Jones’ So ‘remembei %, THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR SAPARILLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared by the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, es- tablished for the suppression of quack: ‘This refined and highly concentrated extract, possessing all the puri- fying qual ities and curative powers of the above herbs, is confidently recommended by the College, as infinitely superior to any extract of Sersaparilla at present before the public, and may be relied on as a certain remedy for all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood, such as scrofula, salt-rheum, ringworm, blotches or pim: les, uloers, pain in the bones or Joints, uodes, cutaneous eruptions, ulcerated sore throat, or any disease arising from the secondary effects of syphilis or an injudicious use 01 mercury. Sold in single Bottles, at. . . sees 75 cents each “* in Cases of half-a-dozen Bottles, $3 50 be) “one dozen « "6 00 Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union. N. B.—A very liverel discount to wholesale purchasers Office of the ollege, 95 Nassau street §. RICHARDSON, M_D.. Age MONEY MARKET. Sunday, June 23—6 P. M. ‘The stock market during the past week has been in a very unsettled tate. Quotations have been gradually sinking, notwithstanding the abundance of money and the eftorts of speculators. All confidence in the ability of ope- rators to pay up differences on time contracts, is destroyed, and the operations are principally for cash, and comse- quently very limited. The time is rapidly approaching for the banks to draw in their loans, which, with the unsettled state of the market, and the difficulties many operators labor under, form the late immense declines. ‘The for- tunes that have been nominally made during the past few months have vanished, and those who were calculating upon their thousands, find themselves greatly mistaken, on footing up their accounts. We annex the daily quo- tations for the past week. fia me ae a 2 a SB 1 Bs Be 10434 104% 10834 leaf “ — We 9 8 8M K 22% % Im ae « These quotations show a much greater regularity than those for many previous weeks, the heaviest falling off for the weeks just closed, only reaches about six per cent, ‘This is a very moderate decline in a time of great apecu lation, Several of the stocks that have for sainetime past been considered fancies, are rapidly becoming good secu rities. We particularly allude to the Norwich ang Worcester Rail Road. This stock must very soon take @ very prominent place among dividend paying secu. rities, The resources of the cempany'are daily imprev. ing, while the outlays and current expenses have been Greatly reduced. The sume rate of increase in receipts for another year, that the road has realized for the past, must enable the company to declare a very fair dividend. The directors could have made a small dividend on the lot inst , but their good judgments induced them to forego so doing until another report was presented to the stock holders. The Long Island Rail Road is rapidly progress” ing to completion, a very large force is constantly em. ployed on all the unfinished portions, and it is stated that atrain of cars will run from Brooklyn to Greenport on the 4th of July. The principal point of connection on this side of the Sound, will be at Norwich, which will tend to increase the revenue of the road running east from that place very much. This will undoubtedly be the most direct and expeditious route between Boston and New York, as it is intended to accomplish the distance re | between the two cities in about nine hours, making & morning line, dining on board the ferry boat while crossing the Sound, aud arriving at each city at early tea time. It cannot be long after these two rail road lines go into active operation, with these connections, before they will be able to make good dividends, and take their stand among other productive works. Great exertions are being made to ferce the breath of life into several companies, whose affairs have been for a long time wrapt in the most profound oblivion. The Canton company has experienced a very severe galvanic shock, and symptoms of life have again become visible. ‘The late report of this company, however, does not show a very favorable view of its affairs. It seems that the ag- gregate receipts of this company for the year ending the 1st inst., amounted to $50,088,25, one half of which was appropriated to the payinent of the dividend of one dollar per share, declared on the 1th of May, and paid on the 6th of June—and the payment of debts. The balance of the receipts were appropriated to making imprevements on the property, viz: to the payment of the taxes, sala- ries, &. Receipts of specie at New Orleans, for the three aays ending June 15th. Brig Kirkwood, from Vera Cruz..... Brig Lady of the Lake, from Kingston, Ja. Ship Augusta, from Gibraltar...... Schooner Em! , from Matamoras Schooner Atlantic, from ‘Tampico. . Per steamboats......++ ++. : $4 6,308 ‘Total amount received this season. . ... .. . .. $7,609,994 Total amount received last season 9,810,757 Decrease thia season. .......... $2,100,763 ‘The importation of specie into New Orleans has nearly ceased for the season, and it is probable that the total imports for the year ending Sept. Ist, this year, will fall as far short those of last, as they are at the present time. ‘The immense quantity of spurious coin in circulation, represented to be both gold and silver, has induced the di- vectors of the different mints throughout the country to give publicity to the descriptions of the spurious coin afloat. ‘he annexed letter is from the coiner of the mint, at Dahlonega, N. C. To the Editor of the Dahlonega Time Sin—Permit me, through the columns of your paper, to caution the public agamst counterfeit quarter eagles, A counterfeit quarter eagle was brought to the mint to- day, in order to compare it with the genuine coin, and test its weight and the quality of the metal. ‘This piece purported to be struck at the mint in this place in 1843 ; the date was evidently made twice on the die ; the first, being too much to the right, was defaced, and the second punched in on the erasure,which gave an indistinctness to the Spuxes he impression on both sides had the appearance of being rounded, as though the dies had been made by casting or by some other process from acorrect coin ; the beaded and blank borders were equal tothe coin struck at the mint; the milling on the edge pa defective ‘and appeared as though the lines were near- up. iach quarter eagle issued from the mint contains sixty- four and a half grains, but this piece was found to weigh only forty and a half grains—on cutting the edge with a knite and applying acid, it was shown to be composed of brass, (composition of zinc and copper,) and gilt either by the electro-galvanic process, or by the ordinary modes of guilding, as the acid would not effect any part but where the surface was removed. The appearance as to color was tolerably good, sufficiently so to pass readily along with genuine coin that are a little worn. Persons dealing in gold coin would do well to pay tention tothe weight, as there is but little danger of re- ceiving counterfeits where this point is attended to. D. H. MASON, Coiner. pectfully, Dahlonega, June 10, 1844. Receirrs anv Exaenpirunes oF tHe Canton Company oF Bavtimone, FOR THE YEAR ENDING June Ist, 1844. Receipts— Cash in hands, June Ist, 1843,......... $ 96 11 lnsialments collected from Stockholders,..... 2,675 00 Received from sales of stock. . .. + 31,545 00 Nett amount received for rents,. + 7,983 42 Received for merchandise,....., + 1,400 62 Nett proceeds from sales of wood. + 400 72 Debts collected of individuals,. + 3,495 49 Rills receivable coliected,. .... + 2,623 76 $50,988 65 Expenditures— Bilis payable, issued previous to June 1, 1843, + +$ 6,502 70 Debts paid to pel + 682 91 Improvements and repairs,...... 4,982 03 Expenses, Miscellencous $ ‘Taxes,....... 2,145 26 Salaries,..... 2,900 00 5,082 70 $18,150 34 On Hand—Cash,.... 209 65 Individuel account + 2,914 87 Mechanics’ B’k act,. .. 25,950 62 Bills receivable,...., 3,763 17 32,838 31 $60,988 65 ‘The $25,950,62, represented as being on hand, was in fact so at the date of the report, but it was appropriated to the dividend, which was paid five days after, and the pay- ment of a claim onthe company on account of the origi- nal purchase. The sales of the forfeited stock amounted to $31,545,00, which enabled the company to make the dividend above alluded to, This resource has now failed) the forfeited stock has all been forced into the market, and the receipts of the company hereafter must be exclusively confined to the productiveness of the property. Much progress has been made during the past year in adjusting claims long outstanding and unsettled, and in reducing the expenses of the company to avery low level. The dividend of one dollar per share declared and paid, is gene" rally considered very poor policy on the part of the direc- tion. ‘The oftairs of the company cannot permit a repeti- tion of this move, and a failure will act greatly to the disadvantage of the concern. Since this dividend was made and paid, the stock has fallen in this market nearly one hundred per cent, and we doubt the ability of opera- tors to create an advance from present quotations. State of Trade. Asnes—Pots continue very dull, and we cannot yet te than $4 18}.a425, Pearls we quote fog at . Breapstu We give a table of quotations current today. It appears that prices are pretty well down :— Flour, per bbl. Grain, per bushel. Gene ee, $4 93 a4 44 Wheat, 90a 97 Ohio, 4320444 Rye, 66 a 67 Michigan, 432.04 44 Corn, 43 a 47} Baltimore, 4 50a .. Oats, 30 a 3h ‘The receipts lately have not been very large. We have, however, rather a tock for the season, In connexion with this trade, we annex a statement of the flour and grain and tolls received at Troy and Albany from the commencement of canal navigation to the close of the second week of June, in 1843 and 1844 :— 1843—Canat orenep May 1, Troy. Albany. Tolls,...... + $72,153 70 $74,004 61 Fleur, bbls. . 84,034 197,955 Wheat, bushel 42,185 12,332 Corn, 9,949 13,762 Bar! 3,719 3,621 1844—Canat oven Avni. 18, oy. Albany. Tolla,... + $94,593 07 $121,707 44 Flour, bbis, + 182,861 373,598 Wheat, bushel 149,453 56,221 Corn, do. . 796 3,622 Barley, do... 3,494 6,636 Corror—Salesto.day 1,500 bales, at a decline of } cent from prices previous to the arrival of the steamer. The shippers will not operate at that rate. The whole of to- day’s business was for account of spinners, Hter--North River bale. ia very inactiy qualities sell at 30 a 32¢, Motasixs—We notice sales of Porto Rico at 30 a 31 4c; coe Muscovadoes at 25jc. The market is fully sup- and common B Svcan—This article is very dull, and it is with difficul. ty prices are sustained Small seles have been made of brown Havana at 6} a7jc; Cuba, at 6a 64c, and of Porto Rico at 6} a 7ic. Whisxxy-—Drudge casks firm at 23c, Western and State prison barrels command 23 a 23jc. Baltimore Cattle Market. June 22.—Beef cattle have come in freely this week, and the sules have been comparatively small, at a slight reduction in prices. On Monday thete were 287 heud of. fered, and 138 sold to the city butchers, at prices ran, ‘ing from $1 50 to $2 60 per 100 Ibs. on the hoof, as in ality which is equal to $3 a $475 net. Of the balance, 92 were driven to another market, and 7 left over. The offerings on Thursday embraced 200 head, of which only 46 were sold, at $2 to $2 37} per 100 Ibs. on the hoot—equal to $4 a $4.50 net. There are now upwards of 150 head in mai ket unsold. The market has been well supplied with lite hogs this week; ard in the absence of any demand, the rer have been small at $4 a $4 26 per 100 lbs. which is a decline. On Sunday, 23d inst. of consumption, Wiuiam Town. aged 22 years, jis friends and acquaintances, and the members of En- gine Company 39, are requested to attend the funeral,this afternoon at 4 o’clock, from 60 Anthony street. re Arrived. SHamnurc—Barque Wahi gtoo—Moritz Hirshfield, Louis 1, Louis Levyson, and 13: 98 gorase. ‘ pilarank shin Norma—Andies de Ja Peaa, J Milburn, J Pant ‘av Paincxiig Wm Neilson—W W Low back, H 8 Passen; Mioamore Mire Mary A Conaios, and 4 in alow, cy Cire ee eh Coral, Walled Hours, and St George, do. Arr 6th, Cora s the steerage, me) Sld 14th, Ulive Branch ‘Lubec; Wilder, St Manxs—Brig Statira—Vire Green, Miss Browning, Miss Beotly, Savanah: 1th, Thos & Edward, Wotion Kichmond: Leweyth Mr Alleo, Mr Wallace, Mr Post—4n the wood, Wil ; Old ith, t, Kelleran, Cuaktestox—Ship Auson—G'H lograham aud lady, 6H itmington ith, Forsest, Kel rward. Fu, m ft, Mige Lnaraham. Countess Binen aud sery nt, Miss |” MaLtownit, June J6—Arr Florence. Walker, NYork; 17h, Bid * Bowen, WW Bowen, Mita Price | Etna Nol aud Gag -le Springer, do, ks, Mis Gough Mrs Fiuvey and child Mrs . we 19—Arr Malvaso Pace NYork. ‘oberts, 4 Gready, B Nelaou, B Rib 2. Pt Pere, Guad> Cla 5 Mr Crane, lady and four oh 1d Orisun, Smith, Trinidad. aves, Mrs Oates, Miss Oa ica RL Porte PortLann Celena [Br] Dart, Pictou, believed ‘Cowley ard lady. Sirs Keteh um aud dughter, Mrs # ow for Provid-nee. A fle-t of 1010 15 evaaters. are coming in at Bish op, Messrs Tomlinson, Lucas, Horry. Crissey Holloway, | wight Id Hib-rns, Elliott, Rastport and Calais, Sid Cele: Tnness, Johnson, Wood, Husted. Lave, O’Neill—and 10 ia the na, and a small fleer of coasters returned. steerage. =e Foreign Importations. Hasaune—Barque Washingtou—( Revortet yesterday )—L es Robinson—I Krey berg & ro—1 De Fevrest & co—* Reimer & FH ‘veyer—16 John Shmidt—1 H Moerg—T Werkmeister—12 Ch Mutler—2 © Heinnicks—1 Morts & Pollite *h Abreuf Wdi—5 Heoshen & Uvkari—t Pesboddy. Rigice & cu=1 C Howe keomt WA MAM Whit—6 Eruat Fieaier— 21 sackinan—J H Boker—é J Graventha & com 8 Larsar—l 16 & Koster—3 F Tersdorpt—1 O Pontsmeurn, Ju ¢20—sld Rose beeu thoroush!y repaired Newaunyronr. Jure 2\—Arr Mechanic, Sawyer, and Mar- daw Philadelphia. 9 jum-ia, Berry, Pailadelphia Cld t . Hussey, Messina; Gulielm h , Beton,” Havre (e Grace, Mi ) ne, Baker N¥ork Cid M Lia; Cecilia Brown, Williams Thompson, Cieufaegos: Aw York, having: a Mayhew, Philadel) Jasver, Stewar' -M Peyser Seco4 San will howmpron, Cieufnegos: Avi King 4 i0~20 KS ilesiniger— 1s Shinde & Vogsi—nt Lande Beer peruerens Mentor, Bare, Calaia; 8c reth & Mu on &6o— 5 4h Tit Op. | See Tiree sieia Romer Nee eae aio eS AS] Goilesingse—t Ee mnt de He imeon, een ef the [Ur] Ser, Neweas- Schmidt & Balchen—4 S+roni & co—2 Brnisilein Koop & co— | Boy yt IK, Baltimare; 4 Seleg & revening: 145 Min Von Sehd & c —1 Winterhott & Piper—3 tbs le-ches Bolker & Mollina.—* FH Fabe:—903 plus spelter Phe'ps, Body et 8 co—617 Naming &K oster—l0e2 10 order #0 shmidt & V ogel—26 bals mdz to order—Barilla F B Cod- 4i- gton, } é ew repvon, June 2i—Arr Pomova, Beltimore; Pacific, Havanac Ship Norma~1000 bx Taylors 179 E | switt, Norfolk. Sid Industry, Brown, York JOA Weimoten2 Bat t boxes do AA Sa Eres tmance. Jase St Arr Lonsinns, Eddy, New Oricans; 300 Henanid & Prana, jecli ) Corinne bate op hi Mes-eng ds, Frederickspurg: ‘Time, Garrison, Suffolk, Hevintecl tale do bere te ef yorman 7 eed Vas Jha fe Hil; FD Decker, Henderson: Permeli , Cales, Mathews & ¢9~—28 bales iobacco ‘Thompson & Adame—724 | and Lies B Cariwells Lake. Philad Inhia; Moses dozen pine apples Acke & Ackeriy—1 bux segars to order. Hsrroll, Corson: Puilpdeishiey tasers nd. Pe her Mo- ew Haven, June 22—Arr Mary Flizabeth,and Dr Franke in, Tuttle, Philadelohia; Congr Mobile; Express, Sunith, Brandy wie, sid Atki., Jopbing, St Andrews RicuMonp, June 2i—sid, Henry Clay, Martin, Norwich; Partor pera ristol, Rhode Island; Montezuma, Snow, N York; ‘Aid, Crosby, Boston; Merev, Smith, New dedford: iu. Sh-tp, Henry, Stilman, do; Yokes, Frost, NBediord, with xwood FS bie cargo, thews—18 Ro Auerman- combe—I pek Turile Shel warth x Canpenas, Cubs—Brig Betsey 86 sticks mahogany, 70 do Granadiilo, 72 do Lancewooo,4 do maharwer, | do Sabague, to Hauffora Li Holasses, L oveland 1 bay sugar; 1 do coffee, 1 bbl M n Commerce, Tewle, Havana; do Syrup, to Jose, h Clark—106 ibds molasses, 1k uerces do, 3| p,tatiNoToN, June 19—Arr gy .. * do honey, Be Feyater & Whitmarsh Rat eeechacr ft Coren gat cnuenae = Went aw ( HaRLEsTON, June 20—Arr, Merchant, Kean, Havana, 4 dys Domestic Importation: Sailed in cw with Geneva, for Europe; and Cashier, Pike, f New Onteans—Barque Strattord—6685 suks corn Goodhue | N York. id. Catharine, ‘Tuits, Boston; Dimon, Robinson, ‘& co—698 bis hemp ‘I ooker Mead & co. N ‘ork; Br Saguenay, Murray,’ Liverpool. Sid, Warrior, Mowite—Brig Metamora—i7 b's cotton KE D Hur!burton— Giititee Havans; Valhall: la, ‘Thateher, Boston. aNNAH, Jone 18—Cld, Franklin, Green, Wiley, Provi- 104 J Winitsker—4) G Collins—t4 Burritt & Jchoson—5 J Lee—3 bx mz Perkins & Hopkins—1 % Dauiels—2 Daniels & . A Brady—24 MeCoon & Sherman—128 bla covion 28 bls mdz to| | New Onurans, Jone is, Wadsworth, order. Liverpool; Saxon, Dean, Ai Oregon, Glidden, St Manxs—Brig Statira—7 bales cotton Atnales and Mul- pool; Uneas, Ranebe, \trevido, (Mex) Sanchez, ford—27 GF Goll 19 Sear & Vandenhoff—60 Holbrook & w » ‘Tempico; frances Tho- Netson—4 Perk & Hophine—!i Makemay & Arnold—8 Xmith & Wright—16 Meleoe & Andersou—2J Morton—2 A Uhanuxsron—hip, Anaon—125 betes cotton Post & | Waahyrestiar ant ciincciey Mini tert Hate ott Eee ES Naeger te aie Vy ola Bee A gota be preferred, and mus: come well recommended. “Inquire at 397 CxantgsTon—Brig Suliivan—39 bales, cotton and sundries | Broadway. up stairs, sg NOES Abram Belt &co—50 tre rice Cdmund Hyat—1 pkg Josiah KESP®.CTABLE YOUNG MAN wishes for a situation Adams—1 Dr Robert Wa ts~ 1 B nkord Wood & Hughes—! Manning & Journeay. Hutton—1 Gold in a Merchants? Office,or a Diy Goods Store. A line nd- dressed T, 8., vice of this’ paper, will be paactually attended wo Je22 3t* re ACKET SHIP OCON FROM NEW ORLEANS is discharging at pier 1. RK. onsignees will pleas tend to the recei-t of their goods immediately. je22 30 Goubie low—apply to. apd 31 Gold et, IANO FORTES—The subscriber informs the public that he has on hand some superior Piroos, of the best quality and good workiansnip, at the lowest manufacturers? prices, MARITIME HERALD. Salling Days of the Steam Ships. EAMERS, FROM LIVENPOOL, FROM AMERICA, Jel9 6t re sonsble terms ‘je20 lw Fee QHIr ARABIA ROM LIVERPOOL—Thi Hibernia, Ryrie- commence discharging und-r general order thi ay. ™Mon- G. Westera, Matthew: day. Consignees ars requested 10 attond to receipt of their G. Britain, ~Hoskeu woods. W.& J.T. TAPSCOTT. MINERALS AND SHELLS AT AUCTION, LEVY & SPOONER will seit’ on Pucsday morning at 1 o'clock, at 151 Broadway, au extensive collection of M nerals and Shells ino, one Large Show Case and Counter, Collgetors may tind this sale worthy theie attention. ‘At Private Salo~A beautifal full length likeness of Washing. j24 Aree 3 —Wanted’ who would vi Spoken on their passage, a List of their Cargo, nod any Ko- reign Newspapers or News they may have. He will board them immediately on th al. Agents and Corresponsents, at home or abroad, will also confer a favor by sending to this Office ail the Marine Jutelligeace they can obtain, Nautical Information of any kind will be thank(ully received. HMAKERS AND JEWELL, ituation, by an experienced. watebmal ¥ objections, to go to the south under an line addressed X. Z.X.. care of Mr. Chatme street, will meet with attention, DecTor EVANS, No. 268 Pearl, near Bi Member of the Roval Colle lege of Prysicians, Baltimo: ’ &e., continues to practice ph: ery (confidential tie well known Aus Makes inany ext inary cures of the moat complicated cases, particularly, those pronounced incurable by eters, The Doctor has paid Particular attention to all dise- j2t Wt*re EXTRAC T OF ¢ OPAIVA UBEBS AND SARSA PALILLA, OR DR, GLOVEWS ELIXIR—In this compr und are concentrated all the medicinal properties of su remedies as have been sound moat apeedily « M-aciou i OF AEW Yous, June 24. +431 733 Arrived Ship Triton, Smith, 47 days feom Liverpool, with mdse, to Wilson & Brown—272 passeng: Ship Pao eh fiom Mi 0 Moves ‘Laylor. “ ‘ Anson, Barkinan, 3 days from Charleston, with cotton, to Geo Sutton Barque Strafford, Robson, 21 days from New Orleani corn and hemp, to B R itobson, Jr. : Brig Wm Nei! Kobinson, 11 da: m Port au Prince, don; Col ociety ef New York » June MM, with sogar and AMUSEMENTS. i PARK THEATRE, Boxes: ++ 50 cents | Pi u Gallery +++ 1236 cents. MONDAY EVENIN=+ June 2ith will be performed THE FAin ONE WITH Tilt, GOLDEN LOU K8—Grace- ful, Mrs H Hane After winen LA BAYAD® Toe ne ude with FOR(UNIO! NIBLO'S GARDEN, OPEN FOK Tile SUMMEK SEASON ‘The entertainments will be under the direction of MITCHELL MONDAY EVENING, June 2tth, 1844, will be produced AUCTION SALES BY H_E WILLARD. Biore $94 Broadway, cor. Dunwe at. ¥.. W. will give his Dersoonl acteutiou tO out coor sales Qusehold Furniture, Dry Goods, Groceries, ke., Dib LOUsekeepIoy OF business Teiie te All eases as aovn as the goods shal! have bean leliver H. ni f required, om merely le cr BERS, Anctioorer "1S DAY, Jume 2th, 1844 at (49 Ful of ‘ege, larg nud extrusive ay 20 dor tt rk the Equestrian and Subm, Burletia, of Cie, AMERICAN ShA SERPENT. Neptuge +++ « Andromeda Mr Feano iss May wood Fire Crackers, with other at be HENRY, wy for Mort GRAND FISHING AND OTHER EXCURSIONS. i THs Spoambons HOMAS SALMOND, Paptai ‘'Y bhaltz, w in W sre to the Fish> Bay ks during the M - Toaraiays, aud — Amos treet, 7 Can 1 street, i | Brooriyn a; Pike surtet, 934 ; ter Note Liowing time to the same places. i ItFee ‘To conciude with the ALIIN Com: MATD Swigess eee (> TICKETS FL NO POSTPONEMENT at di of weather, as the Grand E.atrans Joon is protected, and the from the top ry ORN tions, revuruing and lavd ct atteniiaues, “A hand of im ste wil! xecompany | A person provides lines at a sinsil charge—bait furnished st brug them to Prer No 1, North Dinner and refreshments oa ents . k XCURSIONS for Chil Hamilton and Lower Bay, The boat will leav= + mos me Ferry, Biook- Ka Kew in tl atteadaner Re, are for the excursion, only UN# SiLLLe SUNDAY FXCURSIONS TO TURTLE WAX: WARD'S ISLAND, PHROG'S NECK AND NEW RO: SHELL E—every Su Those who bring bosts azer-+Mr. Waleot. ve 5 24th, | vemance will commence with A ROLAND FO AN OLIVER. Afier which a dance by MAD'LLE CELEST Intermissiva of hast au hour, | To conclude with the laughahl> Farce called | ANTONY AND CLEOPAT. b LEOPATAA. (7™_No ¥ stponement on account of the weather. AMERICAN MUSEUM, AKUAL GARDE tND PERPETU Corner of Broadway ai P. T. BA M. KF. HITCHCOUK " treet, 1044. land at the sane places, Refreshments on board. | way 25 cents. 2 g | Norice—The aubseriber who has eharvered this boat ie alone respousible for all. bills end debts contracte ear te M. are each PROPRICTOR, ~ MANAGES JUNE 24 AND 25, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, couct from the present time to the sixu GKAND PeRFOKMANCAS next, unless by wrirten erder from Capt. W. ‘I vali Every afternoon, at half-prst 3 o'clock. and 8 in the evesing. HENRY E. Ri n = THE GIA) Hy AND, GIAN’ ay ee June 18, 1044, it re to be scen ever from 10 o'clock A, M. . M, = =r ees & from 2 ill 546, and from 7 Cll 10 o’elock, P.M | PLEASURE EXCURSION TO THE UPPER ORPHEAN FAMILY OF VOCALISTS ! LAKE! AL k One of whom isa ¥ ut LITTLE MISS OF ONL? SIX YEARS ! pode fecembont WISKONSAN, Copia H. are re cnx axed by wuiversal desire, me Mis Weaiern, Great Western, La Petite Cerito, and others | pe tig lg! Bige | RE are eaxaged. sy Mat : nrtant places on Lakes Brie, THE INFANT SISTERS, be Celebrated all over Europa as the most accomplished Juvenile | bre pinolnging Green Pay, Amre Cpe wil Dancers aud Singers, wilt appeat ina few thport and Chieagox lands, Mi jie, Rac leaving the lust mentioned piace on her etura ou Tueeday morning Jaly. ‘Adiission to the whole 2) ceuts~caildren ander tea If price rm, yeni ‘On WEDNESDAY, June 26th, LA PETITE CERI- ‘TO'will take her FARE WELL BENEBIT. 5e23 re PEALE’S NEW YORK MUSEUM, AND PICTURE GALLERY Broadway, opposite the City, Hal vik. H. BENN EM se MAN ASHER ‘Tremendous success of the evlebrated POKER MANIA, by | X00 the Onritan amity, aader the direction of the Manager, who | the principal character. ter. the nal PORER DANCE; each performer being ith a red hot one. DWARF! THRES INCHES EBOREN THAN TOM THUMB!! A GIANTEBS. BX FEET SIX; VWE ‘ LVE PERFORMEKS! ALU FOR ONE SHILLING. Engagement of MONS, AND MADEM ¢ boat on the Westera Lakesand aed ja tad stoame ceple, Wits an ane eatin Goma taoe fe modern atyle, with an Up 3 tirely of state rooms, and ts fitted up aud faraished equal to any HOR food Baad of Musie will he Loat. and every ‘A good Band of Music will accompany ¢ dion will be made to make the Passage pleasaat to thoes on ‘The Wigonsan is the ln GRAY & LEWIS, Detroi Huffalo, Mav 28, 1844 FOR BATH, GARDINER AND HALLOWELL. The new sieamer PENOBSCOT, NN. Kimball, leaves the end of 1) wharf Bos USeLLE CHECKINI, every ‘Tuesday and oat 7 Who, with the assisesnes of a Bullet Coroe, will introduce a | civeq. Stayer will be ia read’ cas on her att above © NTOMIME rhe | Placts to convey passengers to the neighboring towns. es, serious and grotesque, ‘The | Ps" to Gow Y ‘THE WHOLE COMPANY. Né, the accomphished Sovgstress LA PETITE ARMEE, pupil of Mons. Cheekini, and La Petite ELOISE CHECKINI. WONDERFUL ORPHAN FAMILY Or, Peany-bex Minstrel REGULAR OPPOSITION, EVENING LINK AT SEVEN O’'CLK FOR ALBANY, without Landing. —Cabia $! 25; Deck 50 ents; Berths free ‘ POKTSMOUTH, Captain O. House, will The steambo: Who sing higher and lower than any otner melodists in Ame- | leave the Pie + foc of Cedar s'reet. i d | Regular dave from New York, Monday, Wednesday and ‘This yout hae been leagthened end titted up ia a veat fo:table style, with new bedding 4-d faruiture throughs Shela a uurhber of elegant Mate Rou “F Afcemoon Performances Wednesday's and Saturday’s at Mo'elock, for the convenience of the day visiters; no extra charge to the performances. ‘I'n commence in the evening at 8% o'clock. Admission one shilling. ate orn 2°00 200 passengers. Lavine & OLYMPIC THEATRE. ter, she will not be cetaines oo PE OU SE General Agent. ‘COLD WAT! Lb WA COLD WATE Passengers takicg this boat will arrive in Albany in ample Uyke the morning train cars east or west. ht or passags board DW. ‘ ‘Come one, come all, and be deceived. Seeing ix believing 919 Im*re is the greatest fe cin Metaphysical Casuistry ever attempted. Atteud the Necromancer's time t For fr py Huadreds are nightly pozz'es. SUMMER ARRAI MENT 4 Knehentinent. His s¢ short—ore «eek mor , SUM) THI EVENING Mondays Juve Sth sod every evenoe NEWARK AN, Ww YORK plendid Actracti in Mag c and Ventrilo FARE ONLY 124 C iTS. NEW EAMER RAINBOW, hk ND SWIFT 8) ed entersainment will fleets, gonorrhana, whites, and al. as acquired Kreat reputation Scuth ond ia the West lndies, aud in South America, It is wholly a vegetable compound. and operates like a charm ia producing an iinmediate effect uron che part affectes. ull directions accompany the medi- with coffee aud kigwood, to Skelding & Fe: Brig Sarah Brown, Nor.on, 9 days from Turks salt, to Storges & Clearman. t Brig Betsey, Burulam, (Of Boston) from Jucaro, vis Carde- eas, Cuoa, (0 days, with moinracs, &e. to master. ‘Left at C, | cine, whieh may be had at No.2 Aun atreet. Medreal advice 13th inst. brig th, Homer, of and * ston, to sail | will’bs given if required. 24 te next day, and 3 other Americans, Idg. Molasses quite pleuty HE AMERICAN L cR MAIL ¢O continue to carr™ I Ph , Boston, ant the kastera hey have likewise lately’ established offices in Alba and ‘T'rov, and will carry letters to *ny of the avove named nts—tweaty stamps for one dollar foreign lettres. Since the rains. Rrig Pow hattan, Saunders, 9 da’ bxs sugar 20 hads mo asses (0 J taylor Biavetiord, tor Cowes, 12th inst; brig Caris! justarr. Saw goiw th, barque Ontario, from Matanzas, with 1064 Let barque Cuba, ua, from Wai of Portl-nd. , : mn paid to cont aia Cxinee, Deca. is sss: rom as os of Tudyes Story and Sprague establit rig Metamora, Ashby, 19 days from Mobile, with cotton, to 0. tranwport letter en, and t ED Haribut : ri upport the enverpr 6 babbidge, 23 di om St Marks, with cotton, HUME Pal diy Weta anys vom Uneouuay wisn cost, | SHAE Agent for the Proprietors to Geo ey Briti.hschr Morving S'ar, Pudéen,7 days ‘rom Eleuthera, with 4000 pine sort 60 bunches bananas 4 bbis limes 1000 be Is salt lot shell lot old copper to Acker & Ackerly, Left for NVork, soon ‘ cberts, 7 daya trom Nassau NP. with quay 28hv pine ables ts Lawrence ke Phelps.” elt Lawton, for N York, soon is days from Cumberland, NS Soule, Whitney & Co. eller, 10 days from Calais, with lumber, to merson, 6 days trom Georgetown, SC. with re Peck Purnell, 3 days from Wilmington, NC. with ND oietivead, 8 Sehr ¥ arcia, Smith, 3 diss fo BEACON COURSE—TROTTING, Vashington, NC. with na- HURSDAY, June 27th, at 4 P. M.—Parse $400, three mile val stores, to Woodhull & 1 heats, in hasuses. Se Weeks, 4 days from Ocracoke, | ff Wondraff enters b. g. Columbus NC, with naval sores, to B'Blossoun. ; BD py Bd ng ve chr Napoleon, Sweetzer, 4iisvs. fom Ocracoke, NC. with} % ! TF; scamericws jeu naval stores, to De Peyster te Whitmarsh. = : Schr Jusia & Noncy, S.erling, 4 days from Newbern, NC. OPENING OF THe with avval stores, to 1d M Bluewwe LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD Schr Frances, Gifford, 4 days from Newberu, NC. with naval atores, to Plate & Co. Schr Fmma, Cole, 5 days Johuson & Lowden. SchrJ 6 Urquhart, Wamble,3 days from Smithfield, with indée, to master Schr Dove, Will NF ox Sehr Ann, Cropper, 2 di P Havens. TO MEDFORD STATION, PATUHOGUE,) FiKE- LACE, AND CAKN from Baltimore, with mdse, to conc hi | 2 days from Berlin, with shingles, to! On Tau -aner Weduesday, tie Yin mata, the Trace will run as follows, viz :— Leave Brooklyn, 96 A from Snowhill, with corn, to H Depot, Scuth Ferry, + M. throng 4° PLM to Hicks Hie. P M. to Jamaica Retaring—Leave Hickeville 7% A. Mand 9% P.M. pales: me and Shy jamaica ; ed. : lempstead 7 Ships Quebec, Hebard, London; Rochester, Briton, Liyer- " g* Land 4 pool; varque Abagun. Tenny, Ciry Point; brigs Abdur ‘Sw. Carmaos River L Alun, Antwerp; Desdemona’ Mortis, and Paragon, Srayton, Mediord Station (Patchogue) 44 Picton; Lucilia, Perkius, Salem, and o: hers, ‘Suffolk ES” gua Schr'And-omeda, Willivms, for Philadelphia, cld 23d SUNDAY TRAIN Brooklyn 934 A. M. through. Post ‘to Sumnien, Correspondence of the Herald. Below. Bremen barqne Constitution, 35 days from Bremen. Swedish.brig Haleyon, WPORT, June 21. 184 ‘Puiladelphia Maria, do do; Sally tops, Providence k, Marvel, NY ork for faauton; G W: ton, Read, Ch r Providence; 20th, cho, A Wilwivgton; Kienzi, Durfee, Providence; Yankee, for NYork. Sid 2ist, all ia port for a harbos, wind N. Arr 19:h, Calcutta, Casto, Fall River 10 gm House, and orks Bineic H Suffo Hiekville and Hem) Fare, for Tickets pur at the offie rates :— iv 1286 | Hick: “36 i ‘armingdale- sel atin Whalemen. 24 | teers Park “1h A letter from Capt Seabury, ef the Coral, NB, reports her 3134 | Tham 1,00 at Payta April 25, with 950 ep. Reports at Juan Fernaudez in pao 1236 Winch, Hambier, McCieaye, Nant, 74 mos out, 280 bb's sp; D Mediord. $0 ter, Starbuck, do, 9 ; Navigator. Fisher, do, | We aes 3134 mos, 1400; Cleorge, Swift, FH, 36 mos, 1050; Eliza Adams sree when ‘ars, six cents additional on each of Haltey, do, 214 mos, i150; # rane the absve rates. : Ins, Spooner, co 4 mos, cleans li tages will be in resdiness at the several places to cony 2.00; Virginia, Chase, do, 4m Passergs south sides of the Island, end at Carini ‘er to go to Greenport and int-rme: » 1085 ome ate places on 40; J ha sd re the north sy and to Quaog, Sagharbor and Montank Point FE deen Sete ie TAD oe bo0 sucrt | aad incermmedsice places ov tre south sige Almira, Aliey, do, 9 1-2 m Reckaw: . 83 spm: Margaret, Wimnpenn: Stogratecye Jamaica on the arrival of tie 93% A. Newport, 31 mos, 1600 Heary, Manchester, Sn’ M and to’clock PM. Traios. Winds 110) 9) At Poyin, Apri -5, Kobt Edwards, Burgess, | _@rook'vn, June 22, i844 Je2d lw*ee NB 2000, Henrd. from at’ titcairos Inland in Jaa. Meincom, | NRW Keynolds, do 25 mos 1000 sp. Lost from the Coral, April 3 VOUK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT George Bixby, of Greenfield, NY. aged 21, fell overboard an LINE. h FOR ALBANY AND TROY—Moring Wi letarreeld in Felchaven, from: K, LW; Jeuney, of ap Line from the foot of Barclay street, landieg port, seporis her at Patta, March 19, with 400 bbis sp oil. Had intermediate places. i spoken Jag 3, no lat &ce, Wim Rotch, Tobey, '¥ B50 ap; Feb PURE, Cap R. Hoe, this mom ie steamer ing, at 7 o'clock, The steamer’ TROY, Captain A. Gorham, to-morrow moroing at 7 w'eloek. sae from the foo. of Courtiendt street, direct . 4 Cagaeatediadl Coptein A. MeLenan, this The sieamer ALBANY, Captain KR. B. Macy, to-morrow evening at 7 o'clock, The Boats of this Line, owing to their light draugnt of wa- ter, are able at all times to pase the bars, and reach Albany and l'roy ia ample time to take the morulug tein ef cars fof the east or west. For pasenge oF (reight, aypiy on board, or at th offices om the wharves 10 re PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOATS FOR ALBANY § cepred-—Throngh Di- rect, #t 7 'P.M,, from the Steamboat Pier be- tween Cortlandt and Liberty streets he steamboat KNICKERBOCKER, Captain A. P. St John, sionday, Wednessay and Fri evenings, at 7 the Steamboat ROCHESTER, Captain A. Honghtoa, on Tuesday, Thareday and Saturday ‘evenings, nt 'm Wir,, Morse, ¥ H'900; loch, Statira, Adams, N B 80» Feb 3, Spleaoid, Smith, Edgartown, 111 days out, clesn Letters recived at N London, reports at San Diewo, Jan 15, Robt Moris, kiteh, N 1, 3000 bbls had shipped her bone (26,000 Ibs) home by the Tasso at Boston; Mozart, Bremen, oil noth ported A letter from Cant Norton, of Callao, of N B, reports her at Payta, March 17, 1809 wh 200 sp bd to NW Coast, At itio Janeiro, May 21, Cassender, Dennis, of and for Provi- dence, next day. Sarah Hand, 8 days from Ph Tat 26 50, lon 75 OF, the Wim Neils: Joho A Robb, Walker, from Richn lon 74—by the sam Por 20, lat 36 30, Ceres, of Loudon, from Cardiff for Philxdelphia, June 14, lat 4224, lon 64 mao Philedelphia for Liverpool, Juve 13, lat 38 17, lon 7 Foreign Forts Havana, June 1-8! © ‘Allen, New York, In port, Canton, Pickard, tor Ereats, oda; Broous Curtis: for tam: arg, 3 days; Oaiiray, Ripley. irt of entr NYork, anes LO" Doawell, 8 Collins: from Mobile, do, art 12h; for my, fron Marian Gage Bestov. next Pian ; Hogan, Cate, aes Re Kp | The lon NOE AWE CRC Te” diy, Sid 13th, Wim #ugs, Coe, Kalmouch, Eng, Mth, B Ay-| The Steamboat NORT MERICA, Captain I. G. nar, Carver, Matanzis to load bs *| Crutteadeu, Monday, Wednesday, Friday and ‘Saudayy ats Port av Prince, June port,J H Stevens, Hall, i : ‘ jew Yor Nancy, Jane, Smith, do do; Lueinda Sacw, he ,sitgumbont COLUMBIA, Captain Wu. Ht. Pe Kendall, onpareil, Pope Boston, do; Ni Jo; Krench | Tuesday, Tharsday and Saturday, at 5 brigs of war Mereide, Admiral de Moyer, ard Papillon — | Passengers taking tire line of boats will arrive in Alb: Steamer Styx lett fur Jamaica 12th, anple tune to take the Morning Train of Care for theeast oF ‘aKDeNAS, Juce 9—Lu pert, Gallio, Thompson, for Phila- woat. (CF The above Bonts are new vd substantial, are farmished delphia, 2 days with " Cold CAPTAIN JOHN GAFFY, past 7; Curtain risvs at 8 o’clock precisely. On after Monday, May 13) will ran as 3 Upper do 45 cents; Pit 1249; Children follows:—Leave Newark, foot of Ventre at, at half-price sower boxes. Private Boxes $3 aud $4 each. Box ‘ dL » Leave New York, office open as usual. Fests se det3 were | forot Barclay st,at 10 A.M.and 4P. M. CASTLE GARDEN. jn Sundays—Leave Newark at 8 A. M. and 2P. Mand Now York at 10 A. ot. and 4 P.M. Freignt carried at very reasonable rate May 10th, 1844 NGS ai. STIVAL AND GALA! re LO DOMENICO QURERAU !! as the Fire Fiend, for | FARE REDUCED !~FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT the first time. AND PROVIDENCE SIGNOK HENRICO as the Spanish Peter Willing, or Air FARE TQ BOSTON $2.50; Deck Fare Cieaver With a migusficent display $160, tv Newport ang Providence The To 7 ce ol WORKS ! A splendid Piece called the Star of Texas. 8 Pyrotechnic Artists w the Garden, Isaac Edge, Je. and Wm. anton. tee and Ogres segs 4 bt Be aay SEY, Cape RH Furey. jeave the pier foot, 9 Pete holth sider This Aiteruoou, att ol lock, Friday, June Exhibition will commence at 9 o'clock precisely. Siar b.. + Band will give an lostrumental Cone ‘0 fi the office med Fi Jal the corde floro, will ac | 4,01 Passage OF re Sucereded by Lo d italy, tl Diavolo del iend X AND LIVERPOOL. FOR HALF ‘The Rois! Mail Seamships ACADIA and BRIVAN NIA wil lenve Beaton for the BK " r $120 . 20 Agent. 3 Wall st, Mhewapya ai and‘coutinued ullo 7 eunAe! Fo mundows with brilliant Affghanistan Li M Rockets, with Gold Raia, ctar,ot Poiand,jcross of Malta, sigual two pound Rockets, with Servents ‘and. Silver Comet, Btat of lass D. BRIGHAM, Jr. followe o dexas, two pound Rockets witn Serpents, one pound rockets Apply to with Stars, Jedi ee "Admittance 25 cents—Childeen half price, STATEN ISLAND ba P. DE LE REE, -) FOOT OF WHITEHALL The Boats will ran as ent further aotice:— LEA’ RK: By the American Republicaus of the City of New York, will “June 27th, 1844, ‘AY TABERNACLE, tollowimg Musical ‘Lelent have RY, ‘Mis SEARS, Mrs POTTER, Mn. Young Lady,» pupilot Mr ’s, her first SH tr, A. KURS: air. VE NEW YORK : 6,8, 910) MA” Mo. 1, 2, 334.5. 6. 7, La S STATEN isLAND 3 78. 9.°10. 11, ACM. 1,2, 4.5, 6, TH BoM On Sundays, every hour, from 8 A.M. to7?, M12 M. ex cepted FORT HAMILTON AND NEW YORK: Leave New York 6 A.M PM be Thursday Kvening, AT THE BROAD N ki svpearauee.) Mr, Nas Fort Hamilton 756 A Ti . jadi ne under Ouest OLIF1 ON AN ‘ORK and Gentlemen w NEW Leaves New York 6 A.M , 2and 33g. M. “Clifton Tha A.M. shy and 436 BP. ad. Crundays exvepted.) eth ji witha ful: Orchestra. His Honor the Mayor aud Common Council will be present cn this oceas Messrs. Sammous and Savage will deliver avdresses during the evening. veg ‘4 | Vrofessor OLDFIELD will preside at the Piano Forte, PROGRAMME, Pant t Grod Ameriean Republican Ov Address: ++ +++ tteee Upening Chorus—Come Nauves, come + Soug—Oh, have you heard tne doletul news Grand Uverture—Piano Forte Song—A home that | loves+++ jr NEW YORK SUHOOLE 8S MOL N. server, daily [a ailroad frou Jerse rect, without change of Cst—from, hroush. Mendhat Port Coldeu, Washington aa line intersects to and Belvidere. ‘For seat HILL, at John Patten’s Commercial Hotel, atreet, wn N. Be—Mateas furnished at the shortest notice, b Mise BARS | coo N.BLUSE: Morsitowas ia ad omp’y | DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, keratin ses «+ Orchestra +18; Bammous, bea. «By Comp-ny «Mr. Kroger .—Persons about remittsng money to ir eae friends in the Old Country ean. be supplied . Ww. vo as SR PS ee of £1, £2, fear aie, Geo, ak | £50, or any amount, Bone wd Prankers Himes the geean wave ss -+ CompaaY | on demand, without discount, oF any other ! a Bong—Thete tuo howe hike mine own-::., --A Young Lady | gut! Bank of Ireland Provincial Ble do, Measre Ju's Bule, So 0., Bankers, Londou; J. ° emai! Hours bowed down, from Baltelsnew, Le Reo | oun? Bank, Liverpool; Kastern Bank of ‘Scotland; Greenock Spng—Soldier’s ‘Ven s++Mew Baker Tno—Our Satuve Land Banking Coinpany; Sir Wm. Forbes, H iss Colbert, M ranches in every post town land, Scotland and Wales, which drafts will be forw: y packets of the Lith, 16th, 2ist, aad 26th, or the Royal Mi Duet—Come brave with me the sea, love---.-;--Voung Lady | fteytnersaling from Boston’ on tie teu sear pepe “e Chak Si chorage Oat way pevoss the monta orm At their general peasaue office, 76 South aeet, ot of jaa s Tre ea cates Lormauce 10 commenceat ® o'clogk.- | 1. B—All letters from the country must come post Paid. American tepublican, M1’ Nassau street, and at the principal = ‘ Muse Stores. je2d attec | NEW LINE OF PAO POOL—Packet of 2ist J wud favorite packet ship ROCHESTER, burtven, Capt. J. Britton, will sail on Friday, lat Ji his line being all 1000 tons and bark for the old country, will to be derived from selecting this line in pre- any other, as their great capacity renders them ad DEMPSTER'S LAST ENTERTAINMENT. SOCIETY LIBRARY, Broadway aud Leonard ‘Mr. Dempster has the honor to aun entrtamment will be given raty on MONDAY EVENING K the following songs and bal | the adv where | was born; When the night wind let! + | ference every derson my Jo; The lovely auld wife; the loved one was not | way more comfortable aud convenient. than ships of @ siaaliet there, The blind toy; Laxent of the Insh emigrant; Jeannie | class, and their accommodations for eabin, s*cous and Morrison; Let os love one another ly Nannie, OU; A home in | steorige passengers, are well known to be superior to any the heart;'’m with you once again, and The death of Warren. | others. : Bilis giving farther particulars may ve had at the masic stores | Persons wishing to secure berths should not fail to make id at the 5. Library. early application on board, foot of Burlin stip, ickets 50 cente—to be had at the door. W.& Jt. uy, t7, 10 commence at 8 o’cock. GRAND CONCERT. AT THE BROADWAY TABERNACLE. UNDAY, TURKSDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, June 2ith, 25th aud 26Uh Doors op J /OTT, EI At theit General Passage Office, 76 South street, jeTL02t re cor ) up FOR LONDON—Poeket Ist July —The packet ship VICTORIA, Capt. Morgan, will sail for Lon- nas above, her reguiar day. For passage, at helf eM | having AK ORIGINAL | Svlewstermecommodations, »pply, vo oe ‘ ‘ | ERDMAN, 61 South st. ETHIOPIAN SiEeRENADERS, N. B. Passage from Liveroool end London, com at all wanes MESSRS. GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRING- |, 3 funKe | B mene, Sono TON § PELHAM, | be sownged at the lowertratemby the reguiar packets, ow app the different cities Boston, Having beea patnonteep by the in whieh they have had the hunor of ‘appearing, via. Poiladerphia, Baltimore and Washiugton, respectfully an: | vouves to the LADIES aod GENTLEMEN Of NEW | YORK, that they will give three of their | INIMITABLE ENTERTAINMEN1S AT THE BROADWAY ‘TABERNACLE, | Commencing on MONDAY LVENING, Juve 2th, and cone | SUM tinuing three consecutive kvenings. ‘Lhe kytertatament con- | isha sisting of Songs, Glees, Chorusses, Comic Lectures, ete, etc. | the music from the most popular Operas, xecompanied with the ceordeon, Banjo, Congo Lambo and Bone Castivetts, 10 all of which they stan Ke THE WORLD! ils. UNKIVALLED For particulars see Salt B, Children wader 10 years accompanied with half price, Doors open at 7h, Con- Jal bitec TILL AT HOBOKEN? TAPSCOTT'S ¢ ERAL PASSAGE OF ab : —Remoyed from 43 Peck slip to 76 South st their te corner of Maiden lane. l'ersons desirous to send Jy in the old country, eaa by calling on the subseri bers make the necegaary arrangements on the most advantageous Sie Wan Faprent "brine va ‘Liverpool readers rane th them highty bevel Mog to have ther treads. comfortably and quickly dee’ yehed. ‘ Drafts for any amount, payable on demand without any dis- count or any charae whatever, in all the ripeioat towns through- out Crest Britain and Ireland, enn at all thmep be 4; Dlieation to W.& J.T. TAPSCOTT. At their General Passage a 7TH Somth at. corner Mi NEW LINS, OF Li ri cert at in atyle bapenier to,pa? Cunacoa, June tla port, Ace'ni Rival. J id Mi le, Sidrick, for Cienfue- vana, 3; Manson Colemai , Doane, Amaterdai with new and elegant State Rooms, and for speed aed accom: oodations are unrivalled on the Hadava passage or freight, apply on board, or to F.C. Sehater at 4 om, 2 days. on offi wet, for Hi Abeot jarrsreket, Hopkins: fin Portl | PASSAGE FROM DUBLIN, CORK, WATER \ FORD, DERRY, COLERAINE, BELFAST. ' j mewry Dre eet fhe. — F, Fe Bf Coquetie, (reptd an Am brig. nds caa have them bron; ‘of the above York. with fresh saimé ports in first clash American Pact most reason- Mowrnrat, Juvea-Cld Mary, Kelso, Giasgory. Able terms, and without their experiencing auy anuscessary de Quepec, June 19—Arr berwent, Grego, Brlfst; Econo: tention. Mr. W. ‘Tarscott, one of the firm, will be om” the mist, arcelona; Brilliant, Barr, Glasgow: Roki spot to pre his persoual attention to the passengers engaged and W N Perseverance, Rhind subscribers or their agents here, and persous may rely Hall; Retiane 801 aud | ¢ wishes and comforts of those whone passage may be Durham, Bat y, Lond soawed by them will have all due and prover attention. For ‘Tilley, Rochefort; © particulars apply, if by letter, post-paid, to, Sullivan, Newry; Sair, Eyn Acad: & J.T, TAPSCOTT, mouth; Robert & Gearge, Di % at their General Passage Office, 76 South’'st, cor, Maiden’ Lai Whitby; Alexander, Liddell, Ca'diff: Dangaonon, Lumeden, | vhs, also, Drafts may be obtained, for large ‘or small name Su.derland; Corawall, Richards, Fowey; Mariner, Capp Southampton; Fair Acadian, Hedley, Loudon Lake Ports. Crevetann, Jane 19-Cld Commodow, Obio, and Quéea Chanioue, Buffalo; Rovio ASandusky; Missouri, Gananoque; Lidy “Bo Home Ports. Kastrort, June 16—Are Mouhegan, Cay, NYork, Slo 17th, Childe Harold, Wiilard, Alexandria: pay svie ow demand, without discount or any other charge, at | the sational or Provincia! Banks of Ireland, or any of thelt | bruvehes throughout the Kingdom mi5 re PASBAGE FROM ENGLAND, IRELAND, SC LAND AND WALES, VIA Li HPO. a4 F subscriber has made unequalled arrangements for bringiwg out emigrants this year, 1844. Thone ny for their friends would do well to apply ai established packet office of AC Mitchell te King JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South at Luac, Juye 17—Bid Helen. NY¥o NN, 6.-The shive of this line now leave Liverpool le ,, Olena Jeave Liverpool every tive Gey Baska Eaplors Criadell, Philadelphia. 4 eas vila nee the ti the number of thoe whose po traits are immorialized by Cat- hia, who also makes worthy meation of this Chie in his work on the Aborigines, Walk in the Rain.) the third Chief of the Na- regular Foor freight or passage, having wery supertor seco y.yah, (Great Medicine Man,) also belong aosurpassed by any ship im port, wemon-ya, ( - Burling slip, oF a ‘weat 61 hie dele ery whore attracted much attention or “UI f ‘o-Phean wrrions are on ther warts Rurope, from Gwar hunt | 4,19. ,cZOODHULL & MINXURNS, #7 Bouth ot ing grounds 500 miles west of (he Mu Pp. T " fi _ heh a hip tevmpool, John Eldridge, master, fie verryboats {rom Barclay and Christopher streets | |!) fine new cncket shit trogner, and sail on het reawler teas ened day, Bist August: ja Fal FOR HAVIE—Second Line—The wn ASCEIDA James Benen, Master, will sail ca ns ipso daly. “Ror fraght or gels © (i ‘No. 9 Tontine Building, cor Wali and Water sta, S LARGE an assortment of Straw Goods uod io the ert ery cheap at F mium Straw Hat Manufieto.y 96 Bows ig a lire variety eandextre fue split Saws. do d Tuseans, do. do. Neapoiitaa Lace, from the commonest tc the very imported articles, at wholesale and retail = Je ium Sclews re I ‘© ommoda- mogers. who will Neate y TAPS on Hoayheys, (1048 Clete early made Iv wey