The New York Herald Newspaper, June 27, 1844, Page 3

Amusements. . Nipco’s GaRvEN continues to be nightly filled by tre first families in the city, and the entertainments are received with unbounded applause. To-night, the grand pageant of Open Sesame, with the laughable farce of Saratoga Springs, are announce, Mitchell and Hol- lan! in two of their best part most attractive bill. It is currently reported that Niblo and Mitchell have ‘etermined to astonish ull New York by the production o! 4 Grand Ballet, surpassing all former attempts. We never remember being more highly amused than last evening at the New York Muse- tm. Such an infinite variety of entertainment must ara ‘ify any person, be they ever so fastidious The Poker Kk our fancy, and the capers the : n sumed garb ‘of one of the fair sex, were highly diverting. Winchell drew down thunders of applanse in his soug of “A life in the Old Bay State.” (a parody on A Life on the Ocean Wave) teeming with ‘umor, and when stated that it was composed by that ec- cen'ric son of Momus, utticient guarantee that it is he quintessence of all that is queer and comical. Mons «ud Mad Checkini, and a talented corps de ballet appear, iin Rosalie Cline, that sweetest of all voca'ists, war- ‘ves her most melodious notes. Conovers, Burton's, &c. ad:l to the entertainments. All for one shilling. Granp Desvr or THe Grearest Novevrizs IN ‘ne Wosrp—The Infant Sisters to-day at the American Museum! These Lilipntian Artistes, only four mt six years old. have been turnivg the Londoners” heads with their astonishing performances, and now at ag reat use to Mr Barnum, have come to astonish the natives. to them, is our mott go for juvenile genius, Fn! stake our pile on the Infant Sisters, as the rarest pro: ‘igiev of the age. Several other performers—the Orphe- , Hants Ke, assist. Hours, 34 and 8PM. Whata sh we see, now, in fancy, for seats ! Tre. Nverything that delights the senses may be found atthe Castle Garden. An extensively beautiful view of the sea, studded with native and foreign shipping _~asupurb Brass Band—the doings of the wonder-work- ing Spaniards, and their most bewitching sister--the amoziog grandeur of the Feu Artifice, and the general cy that lights up the countenances of thousands at the imocent and elegant exhibitions of this place, create a # rt of terrestrial paradise—no less than 100 workmen ere employed in order to produce an uffair great and grand for the Fourth, Supreme Court.—The Supreme Court met at Newport yesterday morning to give a decision in the case of ‘Thomas W. Dorr, who had moved an arrest of judg ment. ‘The Court adjourned to five o'clock, P, M., and as the boat left at four, we have no advices of the result.— Providence Jow nal, June 2. Navigation oN THE OsacE.—This beautiful ‘‘ream was recently ascended by the steamer ‘ail of Osage,” to Harmony Mission, a distange of sixty-five miles above the town of Osceola, hitherto thonght to be the highest navigable point. ‘A corres- pondent of the Osage Yeoman, whe gives en account of ip, is of opinion that by effecting slight improve- nents, the river could be rendered navigable for steamers to Harmony during three or four months of the year, thus ishing an outlet to the agricultural and other pro of that fine region, which at present is denied them. “he river is said to have but few obstructions, and these « asily removable, Gg- VELPKAU’S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE of Gonorzhaa, Gleet, and all mocupurnient discharges from the urethra. ‘These pills, prepared by the New York ege of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the sression of quackery, may be relied on as the most speedy and effectual remedy for the above complaints.— are guaranteedto cure recent cases in from three fivedays, and possess a greater power over obstinate cischarges and chronic glect, than any other preparation at pres eit known, removing the disease without confine- ent from business, tainting the breath or disagreeing win the stomach. Price $1 per box. Sold at the Ottice of the College of Pharmacy und Me- dicine, 0 Nassau street, W. # RICHARDSON, M. D. Agent Gg 1S YOUR REST BROKEN, IN CONSEQUENCE oft iedious and troublesome cough? Sherman’s Cough Lozenges will relieve you—they will give you sweet ‘vep, allay the irritation, promote expectoration, and by t. cir proper use you will soon forget that youhave heen ick. ‘Chousands have used them when hope seemed to } ave taken flight, and the destroyer stood ready to claim ris victim. The result has been most beneficial, and Sherman’s Cough Lozenges are now acknowledged by all to be the best and most efficient medicine ever discovered for curing coughs, colds, consumptions, and asthma, and will continue to be used when other remedies are forgot- ten. Dr. Sherman's warehouse is at 106 Nassau street. Agen's, 110 Broadway, 297 Hudson street, 188 Bowery, 77 Uroadway, 86 William street, 3 Ledger Buildings, Philatelphia, and 8 State street, Boston. wdgt, RICORDS PARISIAN ALTERATIVE MIX ‘URN —For the cure of primary or secondary Syphilis and ail affections produced by sn injudicious use of mer cury. | ‘ihe great advantages possessed by this powerful wtterative over all other preparations for the cure of Sy that while curing the disease it improves the constitution, whilst accu, generelly leave a much worse disease than the one it is administered for. The beet recommendation we can give of it is, that it is now extensively prescribed by the medical facuity, who for merly considered mercury the only cure for those com: Sold, in single bottles, $1 each ; in cases of hali n, $4, carefully packed, and sent to all parts of the op. Cltive of the College of Medicine and Pharma. street W. 3. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent SHARON SPRING WATER.—A fresh supply just received at 21 Courtlandt street; where also may he had a certain remedy for Roaches and Bed Bugs, its effi cacy has been thoroughly tested. @gj- A CLEAR AND BLOOMING COUNTENANCE free from Pimples or Humors, may be insured by the use of Comstock’s Sarsaparilla, at the trifling cost of 50 cents per bottle, or $4 per dozen. ‘There is no Sarsaparilla us (coo as this, as ah effectual alterative to the whole sy stem aud a restorer of purity to the blood—it is unequalled in its effects. At 21 Courdandt street. tig- CONNEL’S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR ‘This gre-thealing salve is acknowledged by all who have used it, to be the most wonderful article ever known. trepols all injuries by fire, extracts ali pain, and prevents ‘ ortificetion in every case, It will cure any of the fol- towing complaints, cee, pay is refused for 't, viz :— ‘Old Sore Burns, ‘ Erysipelas, Scolds, Chaps, Salt Rheum, Wounds, Eruptions, Sore yes, Piles, Chiiblaing, Cold in Wounds, ‘Tender feet, &e. _ ONCE FOR ALL —The only genuine tain Extractor is to be tound where it always was at 21 Courtland street. Bewore of all others, as there are imitations and counter- ‘eits of a ruinous character. sT1r0TION Be CO DEBILITY CURED.—he J o.de Mixture, prepared by the College of Medicine au: Vharmacy of the city of New York, 18 confidently re comm ed for ail cases of debility produced by secret in Guigence or excess of any kind, dy Loc impotence, sterility, or barrenness (unless depoud jag on wal formati uygic bottles $1 euch , cases of halfadesen $5, cay tally packed and sent to al! parts ofthe Union. nce ot thw College of Medicine and Pharmacy st Nesiau sireot RICHARDSON, M.D, Ager ‘& GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP. Lodies, here’s a soup delicious Free from-every thing pernicious— es Prepared from Galen’s choicest simples— Kexpresely to remove all pimples; And add fresh charms to your dimples Used freely it will sunburns banish— Use freely and all freckles vanish. Brunette, would you be fair? oh listen ; Use freely and your skin will glisten, ken as the Parian marble shines ‘When freshly quarried, Beware of Dishonest Counter! Soup can only be obtained genuine Cosmetic Depot, 67 Walker, street, ‘The celebrity which’ ion has atti excited the cupidity of 1 and illiterate charlatans, who are endeaver- base couaterfeiton the public, which resem- Ules Dr. G's Soap in nothing but the name; hence the ne aessity for this caution. ag- ARE YOU SUFFERING OR TROUBLED with symptoms of-threatened deafness,? If so, you may find relief by using Dr. MeNair’s Acoustic Oil. We could rejer to numbers who have used this oil with the most complete stecess, and now retuin their hearing. Mr. Wm. Hayden, of Middletown, Conn. was cured of almost total deatness by the use of two bottles of this oil. At 21 Courtlandt street. It is an invaluabie reme. —This incomparable Dr. Felix Gouraud’s iij- A PERFECT REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM. What better evidence can any person ask in or of the efficacy of an article, than that which we have re- stedly published in relation to the Indian Vegetable +iixir and Liniment. We repeat the assertion, that if tnose two articles are used together, there ean be no mia- take us to their effect. The Elixir jt, ops operate directly upon the whole nervous systemrii“Wile the Liniment be- ing applied outwardly remove *} the pain. Rheumatic suilerer procure these articles Wd suffer no Jonger—delay not asingle day. If you are incredulous, we will autho. 190 ourselves to refund yous money if it does not have the desired effect, at 21 Courtland street. YS MAGICAL PAIN EATRACTOR, Walker street, first store from Broadway—wiil cure any ot the following complaints, or no pay ti Sealds, Salt Rheum, Eruptions, Chiblaing, Bittises, Serofula, Sore Eyes, Cold in Wounds, Jus, Coaps, Wounds, Piles, Tender Feet. Beware of a Seroas counterfeit under another name, and see that Peleg fe writen with a pen onthe cover of every box en—Burn: fan- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAK SAPALILLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAF RAS, prepared hy the New York College of Medicine und Pharmacy, es tablished for the suppression of quackery. ‘This refined aad highly concentrated extract, possessing all the puri ying qualities and curative powers of the absve herbs, contidently recommended by the College, as infinitely een wny extract of Sarvaparilia at present before ringworm, pis, sloees, pain in the bones or jointar sees oF, im ertiptions, ulcerated sore throut, or any disease arising {rom the regondary effects of syphilis or an injudicions use or meretry. Sold in,single Bottles, at. . “tp Cakos of halt 75 cent: 7a cents each “ be] one doren (es 6 00 Cases torwarded to all of the Union. N. B.-A vay liberal discount to wholesale purchasers difloe of th we % Nassan street WwW. 8. rnaee M D,, Agent. ope POUDRE SUBTILE FOR ERADICATING BU- pertiuous halr trom any part ofthe human body, ‘Tested before buyiig, root positive, thiy and no mistake, at 67 Walker street, first store trom Broadway. $1 per bottle, we PRIVAT MEDICAL AID.—Tne mem the New York College ot Medicine and Pharmacy, ir seturning the public ks for the Mberal support the) have received in their efterts to “suppress quackery,’ heg leave to stute that their particular attention continue: « be directed to all diseases of a private n»ture, and fro the great improvements lately made in the principal hos ita of Europe in the treatment of those diseases, Hr an confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid vantages not to be met with in any institution in thie country, cither public or private. The treatment of the elloge is such as to insure snceess in every case, and is rtally diferent fom that vers cons practice of ruining tne constitution with meroury, an} iu mostcases leavins 4 disease much worse than the original. One of the men anected with th for a consults $6 Acure guaraniwec ray ixvatips.— Persons livi a \ finding it convenient to att ve ve forwarded to them a cheat containing medicines raquisite to perform a pertec: cnre py scatms r case explicitly, together with all symptoms, tine o contraction and tieatinent received elsewhere. if on wt enclosing 64, post paid, addresaed to W. 5S. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agen Oshee od Consulting soome of the College Ian MONEY MARKET. Wednesday, June 26—6 P. M. The stock market te-day experienced another decline. Quotations have reached a very low point and will with- out doubt find a still lower level. At the old Board Nor- wich and Worcester fell off 1} per cent ; Stonington 1]; Canton Co 1}; Farmers’ Trust }; Illinois}; Delaware and Hudson 4; United States Bank }; Reading Railroad 14; North American Trust 2; Ohio 6's }; Erie Railroad “Ly; Long Island advanced }, and Kentucky 6's 4. At the new Board the operations were very limited, Long Island advanced 1; United States Bank } ; Norwioh and Wor, cester fell off 2} per cent ; Farmers’ Trust 1} ; Ohio 6's 1, and North American Trust 1. The Eastern Manufactories are in avery flourishing condition, The Merrimac .Company of Lowell have a capital of $2,000,000, and in thirteen months divided $400, 000 in dividends,equal to about 20 per cent, besides reserv- ing for depreciation of mills, machinery, &c., $110,000.— Its reservations in 1343 amounted to $231,000, and in May 1844, to $315,000. Several other companies in that seciion of the country can exhibit an equally favorable condition, Manufacturing stocks still command high prices in Bes, ton ; railroad stocks are also great favorites. Lowell is worth 30} advarce, dividend of 4 per cent on; Maine 74 advance ; Concord 97 ; Providence 8 do.; Auburn ond Rochester 8}. . The Exchange Company of Boston have declared adi’ vidend of 2} per cent on the par value of the shares—$500 —and anticipate annual dividends of five per cent, until its floating debt be paid, when it will bea six per cent stock, The new clip of wool raised in this country is coming to market very rapidly. Within a very short time prices have improved, but compared with quotations for 1840 and 1849, there is but a very trifling variation, but the farmers are receiving more remunerating returns for their clips than formerly. Within afew years the raising of woolin this country has increased to a wonderful ex tent. The farmers of the West have turned th atten- tion more fo the production of this materi], in con! quence of the low price all other agricultural products command. The Western country is peculiarly adaptea to the raising of wool, and must soon monopolise the business. It can be produced at one-third the expense of production in the Eastern States. The mild climate of the West, compared with the East, enables the producers of that section to raise better qualities of wool, heavier fleeces, and at avery trifling expense. The long and severe winters of this section of the country compels the farmers to feed their flocks a long time on dry food, con- sequently the texture of the staple is reduced by the fall- ing off in the condition of the creature. We annex a table showing the quantity produced in each State, ac- cording to the returns made in 184¢7—= Propuction Gs Wh IN THE Unitep States. 01 New Jerey Pennsyivania+ Delaware table, amounted to 35,892,114 pounds. Ohio was, at that time, the third wool-growing State in the Union—we have no doubt at this moment it is the second, and in ten years will be the first. Indians, Mlinois, Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri are rapidly progressing in this businees. It is a very astonishing fact that those farmers throughout the country who have adhered to the production ot this material, have invariably, year after year, notwithstand- ing the fluctuations in prices that have taken place, mado it the most profitable of all agricultural operations. We annex the quotations for the Boston market fora series of years, adopting that point as the truest standard for prices :— Quotations For Woot ix tHe Boston Manxer. Mar. 21, April 2, Sep 16, Junetd 1840," 1842." 1843." 1844, Prime or Saxon» fleeces, 40350 47a50 S7add —45a50 American fall bled, 4547 43445) 35a3T 43a Do do- 38.40 33446-3740 Do doe ++ $7a38 33435 30032 B5a37 Do and common do- 35437 24:30 —a3u ads Superf. northern pulled lawb, 42017 37449 35a37 42045 o.1, do d+ dus 3yad0 340362530 3Tad #2 do do 0+ 23425 226 B2azt 25a No.3, do do dow 1acd15a20 161918420 ‘These quotations include a period covering the opera’ tions of two tariffs. In March, 184, the Compromise Act had a little more than two years to run, and the rate of duty on foreign importations was greatly reduced. In April, 1842, the Compromise Act was just expiring, when the average duty on foreign manufactures was at the lowest point, and we find the quotations fer wool at this time nearly corresponding with those of March, 1840. In June, 1844, under the operations of the tariff of Septem- ber, 1842, we find our quotations very similar to those of March, 1840, and April, 1842. In September, 1843, prices were much lower than before or since. If the tarift regu- lates the price for most of our agricultural productions, we should like to know what was the cause— according to the theory of protectionists—of high prices in 1840 and 1842, when the acale of duties was very much reduced ? The manufacturers are much more active now than they were in 1840, 1842 or 1843, and there must be a more active demand for the raw material. ‘The importation of foreign wool has fallen off’ very much since the adoption of the new tariff. . Quantity Axp Vauur or Woot iron Unirap Statxe pon Four ea Not exceeding be 9, INTO THE 1840, pounds; The falling off from 1842 to 1843 in the importation of wool under eight cents per pound, was about six million pounds in quantity, but in valae only two hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars The impertation of wool over eight cents per pound, fell off in the same time five hundred and seveaty-three thousand pounds. Granting that the new tariff has produced this decrease in the im- ports of foreign wool, we cannot show that it has advan- ved the value of wool of domestic growth a farthing, but on the contrary, will in a few years cause a reduction. Whatever tends to increase the production of any article, eventually causes a decline in prices, by creating a sur- plus from our productions. If the Tarift protects manu- factures, it raises a competition, and thereby reduces the price of manufactured articles. If foreign markets are open for our egricultural products, the demand increases the production and reduces prices. With our great extent of soil there are no limits to its products, and after supply- ing the wholeworld,we could keep a surplus for ourselves, Why is it that the agricultural products of this country sell at so reduced prices? Is it because other nations shut them out from their markets? or because we raise more than we cen consume? Weare inclined to think the latter cause the true one. Should Great Britain open her ports free for our agricultural products, it would not advance prices for more than a year ortwo. The aadi- tional supply required could soon be furnished ; the tem- porary inducement for production weuld prompt many to go into the business, and two or three years would give us the same or a larger surplus than we now have. It will, in a very chort period, be the same with wool as it is with cotton, ‘he production will exceed the consumption. Recesrs or Woon at Troe Waren, 1842 ann 1843. 1842, 1842. Increase. Albany and Troy; 3,929,000 tbs. 6,216,400 tbs 2,887,400 ibs. This great increase shows how rapidly the production is extending itself throughout the Western States. Ae ontED Kast rrom Bt 146,139 1839, poon do do do 108,744 1643 do. We seeby this table, that of the amount re tide water in 1943, a large portion came from ports or Places west of Buffalo, ax follow: é leveland, it ++ $91,198 Milan, Ibs Perrott, 38°900 Sand Great quantities of wool reised in the Western States reach the sea port markets, through the Pennsylvania canals. im Bani of Britwh barque Syrirx slid off the reeks at Boon fsland 294, the sea, runnin very high, and immediately disappeared. Nothing additional was saved, except two pumps. Notice to Mariners. 1q. U. 8. © anived J.B. Williams, he NV 1,449 715 di 1248793 sss 1200129 1843 do- 2,500,189 1844, to June 15th, 406,630. ‘The shipments in 1843, nearly doubled those for any previous year ; and those for 1844, will doubtless nearly double those for 1843. The shipments thus far in this sea- small, but the new crop ts hardly off the sheep's back. It will come forward very extensively in July and August. Old Stock “xchange, 0: ion of « dan evi eethy Mh of ships cruising for sperm whales par Hels of latitude 31 deg id min 8, and the lor gitude of 178 deg 8 min W, bearing EE by ec mons frosn the vel, sbout forry? five miles « said to be twelve feet of wa but no beeakers wr werned. The second rock was discovered an fettude 31 nd in torgitade 179 degrees W bear tue WNW rench Rock, tea miles distant; just # rom the ith oi ‘ 1 m le $2000NVoukT M9 Wr, sWahun Capion Co va0 36 | Mashymih bea taco the ves a Dies Tigh onte Brae 6 tears 22191 ew 20 win Sard in the lor gitude 178 deg 26 ania ky beating 4000 Kentucky 6's 35 Stomagton va lw fom the Benet f gck abst 113 miles distant: aia heavy a c breakers wee Jiscemed when the surface is roupheued by the Hig Uline let's Rae aR Ay4 | wind. Tam, &e. Joun B. Wittiame 7 L Island RK 78 a Whalemen. 50° do. 78%4 | | New Bxpvonn, June 25—Sld, Huctross, Shearman, Indian 106 do 784g | Ocean and NW Coane. 100 do 79 Ale ter from ea 100 Paterson RR 80 | d ed Jan 23, "44, ¥ 600) do of 0 25 Nor snd Wore S156 | p35 Pot unac, Hi ‘thas Del and Hud 12) ‘ 51 | Sept 1009); Galen, Bowers, 25. N Am Trost $084 | Jan 6 25 sp bound on the line i 40 Farmers’ Lo 50% | A letter from Cape Howlaad of Liow of Providence dated 450 do 40% | Feb 4. reports Ansell Gibbs, West, FU, off French Rock New 25 Canon Co 6 iy 4, with 360 bbls sp, 400 do'wh, bound :o N W Coast, rr 36. bso 41 . “5 do 35) 49 Rtown, June 23—Arr, Vineyard, Crocker, 90 das fm 32) do Ets 1% cahuaua, with 100 bbli sp ol, 2 do 35: ey Nai meiet ai a, Aes Coffs, W New Zealand swith 2000 ‘spoil Spoke Feb 1, ella, Nercher, Second FH, 100 sp; 24, Fydaspe.. Post, NB, 80 ops oth’ St Peter, S0shas Stonington Rb? 42 3136 | Fos'er, do 100 sp: Maren 1. Lion, Hh 2130 sp: 50 lo b3 4236 WO” | cusia,’ Lavie NB, 1000 50 Farmers’ Loan 43. 3636 50 Norand Wore RR 5144 | ap; LC ichmon do B25 de 31% | Nout, 7008; Lemiegton Javue, Pros 250 Reading RR 49° 50 US Bank Thy | Hodge Sslem, 1500 03 Orion, Nichola. Nat, 1800 sp: Cori 75 Canton Co 3% 5 do 10d 726 | thian, Kasteconorke, Briatol, 500 wh aud ap: Fiors, Allen NL. tn0s, 760 wh 130 sp. Conneetent, Hemp t «Na Mencks Minohinige. the tiriou rep. she Wouug. Phoonix, Stearn 1000 Ohio 6's 96 50 shas 36% | March 10, lats6 46 5 tou 178 3 W.'ship Paci 1000 do » 50 » 14.0 wh 400 sp: Alpha, Rox doy spt Nec. ti lath 13 2000 do #10-9¢5q 100 Nor & Wore SL |S. Jon 166 50 Wo spoke Kosulie Mosher Warren, I mos 1600 Indiana $bds 60 41% 25 do 530 51 | 540 ep; 23d, Lincola Fslmonth. 1050 sy 100 wh; 20 shas US Be 3 #hy 100 do 5136 | Marth:, Sayer, F ». Heard fin ia Dee 50 Dry Dock Bk 69 pry do 51% | Group A None. 1200 sp; 2 N Am Trust 13% 25 = do 507% 1200 ap 5 Carey, Tobey. do 1200. At Opolo, Naviga- 2 do bw” 75 vo 960 50 Islands 15. Levant, Russell, Wareham, 200 At 78 US do 5046 otovilla, Martha Davenport, Newport, 1°00 5) Capt sick RR eo) do 50} Vernvion, Arthur, Pacific Ocean, Uahu, Feb 15, with 1150 anton Co b60 38 bbls sp $09 do wh oi). Reports left'at Navigator Inlaads Keb Sans or Stocks atjBoston, June 25.—196 shares West- | 19. ‘aren, Gerduer, Warren, cle tuily Moige BY' THE SOUTHERN MAIL. Ey, NOTICE, POSTPONEME *'?—PALMO 8 OPERA HOUSE, He BUBSCRIBEKS, and the public im general, are form d, thatthe O ets: Fp NY ATLAS A’ Ie ALOERL Secxwerary or Tuk Txeasuny.—There is very litte donbt that Chancellor Bibb will decline to accept the office. In that event Robert Rantoul, i i ed until MONDAY NE in order : ; i, ‘ Food Oat ee ee AY ine cane forthe [J": of Boston, will receive the appointment. We Chorases, and those Ar 1 the second parts to | believe he will have the confidence of all parties, der th-mseives perl | Opera; an : “1 bes : itecase dais lee te welt pexicioety Wa oe 4¥ 4 man of ability and integrity. PALMO’s NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE, CHAMSEK SKEET, ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR Doors open at half-pasc 7—Perlormance to commence ai t Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. Finer Boao, June 26.—90 shares Wilmington KR. 21; 25 do. do. cush, 40 do do., 202; 60 do Keadinj 26$; 370 Girard Bank, 10}; 37 Planterw’ Twnn 70; 2 se MONDAY JULY} “ ;, | Kentucky, ctep 4dx 77: $0000 State 6's, Friday, 754; $10, THE ITALIAN OF hia HOUSE WILL RE-OPEN, | Ooo do 70, $9000 do 751" 80 these Det’ sagt $1000 DAMOREAU Kentucky Bonds 1044; 3 #hes Manu & Mech 244; 8 Com- previous to her departure for | meacial Bk 54} Srconp Boak, June 25—$20000 State 6's, 76}; 100 shas Girard Bk 5ds 11; 3do Wilmington RR aif; 160 do 3d 213; 12 Norristown RR 6; $5000 Ky bd, 103); is shes Philadel- phia Bk, 106, hen the eel MADAME CINII Will make her first appear ING, July iat. will be presented Ros- i's celebrated Ope a of LIANA IN ALGIERL jamoreae A ay tomers SHIP NEWS. Big Albertass} #y This Morning’s Southern Mau Sig Vale PHiLaweLenia, June 26—Arr Robt Morris, Sharo, Alb ny Six Sanquirs Cl Abigail, Great, and Wyoming, Nielterson, Boston; WA cee Rlig Maye. | Caldwell, Horser. W Indies; Peru, [Br] Calhoun, Halilox pa Ga, Hay | Wattisone, Juve 2—Acr Ide, Hall Jett, Boston; Apol’o, J Rech how open every day during the Cd * lise. week, from 10 o’clock A. M. untild o'clock, P. M. when seats West Indies; : es Jane, cor, NYork. ‘Sid Win Pri | Nomroux, June 2—Arr Zuletie, Ki Kao 4 Amanda, Gilenri ‘be seruied for the Opera. ‘are respectfully icformed, that the Baths ranged and fitted up in haudsome style, and ar full operation nightand dey. hy Boston; Patriot, . hom ston; Georae | Washington, 60,0us, NewHaven; Aid, Crosby, Riehmon * for NIBLO’S GARDEN, | Bescon pat ] tos heal id Day a Foals from OPEN FORTHE SUMMER SKABON | weut'o vex jesterday In Hayton, Roads, Laneet,, Vert ‘The eatvertaanments ‘ail be on ver the direetion of | Id Axenor Gibraltay REWARD—Loat part of Wall m the 26°h instant, between sme wd streets, a Pocket Book, -on- THIS EVENING. tune 27th, 184 w be produced | $25 ARS | | the Union Bank of the city of Now ‘Mr. Mitchell, tes Timothy Ta) ewell taniog One S10 note é 1 ntermi York. Likewise (wo totes of hand, one drawa by Mr Joha- To conetede SUM a son, clerk fur tre estate of Joby idllston against the ssi T! ok Ee estate for $.95, dated abont the ?ist June instant, payable io No vost PoNes he eight months from date. One of weather, as the Gi datedabout zist Juve. amatant, payable i je lor . loon is protected, and the New t * from the top and sides, cas be enelos herby forbid reg. tist drecrived oles as payment thereof has been stones ; JAMS MULLIGAN The above reward will be paid to the finder, by calliug at the residence of the subscriber, 119 Grand street. jt7 ® Swift, Fister. do 10(0 wh'avd sp 3M Newport, 0 was furaia, Lawrence, NB, i408; Obed Heard fm on the line just prev, ‘ u, Sinith NB, 1000—reported Novis. tNZealand, Mentor, Sweet, NL. 6 mia 600 wh Heard that the Wm Penn had taken good fare on the line but could not leara how much Mount Vernon, Twbert, Pacific Ocean, with 2400 barrels sperm oil on board: sent home 350 barrels, Spoke ou the line, Feb 1, Omega, Haggerty, Nant. 1400's), Spoken. Gallant Mery, of and from Balumore for Cape Haytien, 12 days out, in Turks Island Passage—by the Vandalia, at t port. Don Juan, 7 days from Philadelphia, June 15, lat 26, lon 62— by the Srge, at this port Perseverance, Boston for Savannah, June 21, Block Island N ern Railroad, 724; 50 do, b30d, 73; 25do Portland and Sa- | *); co Railread, 88}; 26 do Reading Railroad, 264; 200 do 25}; 165 do 254; 50 do, 810m, 254; 26 do, 6m, 24; 60 do, 6m, 24; 26 do 244; 40 do 25 1-16; 100 do 26; 60 do, biw, 26; 50 do Long Island Railroad, 2} State of Trade. Asuxs—Pots are in very moderate demand, and prices tend towards adecline. We cannot now quote over $4 12} 2 4183, Pearls are very dull at $4 60. Bexswax—Sales of northern yellow at 29Jc, and west- ern at 20a 29}. Corree—We notice sales of small lots of St. Domingo at 6a 530; Brazil at 6 a 7c, and Cuba at 6}c. Corrox-—The same state of inactivity prevails. Sales continue merely nominal, and only for the immediate | 70 wants of spinners, Taken to-day, about 400 bales. Ex- porters are enquiring about, but will not operate without a decline of (Sey jubmitted to. re Cath of Warren, Me. 19 days from New Orleaus for London, June 17, lat 39 45, lon 73 55. Foreign Ports. Frovr—T! no change to-day. Our market has —In port, James Power, Keene, for Bal- been remarkably steady the last few weeks. The Wil- Pe yt ee pag ae erat liamsport (Md.) Banner of Saturday says that the-wheat Iphia, 14 lay, ‘reach, tor |. s00a; Valinre, and rye crops of the present season will be equal, if not for Philadelphia, d orl hebe D, fr do. Hector, While, f n port, Georgiana, Crig superior, both in quantity and quality, to an Washington county for the last ten years, ‘The ( ville (Md.) Advertiser of Saturday says, the farmers of s, from Salem, fore. the neighborhood who raisedyMediterranean wheat have Bragdon tupposed fon York, Alpine, for commenced their harvest the present week. The wheat ft. Sl’ Hom Be $ Lon. crop is @ light one in Queen Aun's county, and we hear a port, De ins, for Boston, general complaint of the smut being in the forward wheat. » Fist—A small lot of dry cod sold at $2 93} Connecti- cut shad, No. 1, sells at $8. There is very little doing in mackerel. Har—Common qualities North River bale sells at 30 a 82c. The demand is very limited, and confined merely to the wants forcity use. The receipts continue large. Pnovisions—Pork is slightly improving in demand. We notice sales of Ohio prime at $575; do mess, $8 50; beef is in moderate demand. Country prime sells at $3; do mess $5. There is very little doing in Ohio lard, but we quote prime at 64 a.6f¢; inferior, bc. Cheese is rather dull, and sells as wanted at 6 a 5c. New butter comes in very moderately. We quote prime dairy at 12} a l4c. Wuisxny—Drudge casks are held at 28¢, with a’ve moderate demand. Western and prison barrels are dull at 23 a 23he. ‘oa, June I—In port, Rival, Jewett, for Havana, ready. Cyclops, Sountfort, was a: Bt Michaels, to sail 9th for Port: jan -Mansanitta, June 3—8ld Amethyst, Boston; Alwilda, N Yo A t AL, June 2—Cld Lord Seaton, Thompson, Londun. nec, June 20—Arr George, Roby, Sunderland: B: jooth, Whitby; 2ist. Integrity, ‘Jobbli ‘ew castle; Pal tine, Johnson, do; Guide, Basilett, Hull; Nestor, Siewar, Liverpool; Lively, Bell, ‘Sligo; tnglind’s Queen, Bengall, Newcast! Wear, Bell, do; Ligdei!, Patterson, do; Emm Jor jon Muir, Hull; Henriett: Mary, Brown, Li hya, Armes, Lyon? Messenger, Byram, London} Kliza- ald, Sunderland; Doroth; Safeguard, Smith, anthus, Crate, Barce- ne; Weddale, Johaston, 3 Abercromby, Loatit, eee In this city, at the Church of the Ascension, on Wed neaday, 26th inst., by the Right Rev. Bishop Onderdonk JOHN TYLER, President of the United States, to JU) LIA, daughter of the Hen. David Gardiner, deceased, Lake Ports. Burrato, Jane 24—Bunker Hill, Chicago; Constitution, dot Constellation, Detrojt; Hl F Bt Joveph: late of thin city. Ruygles, Cleveland: Home, Grand Havens, W Joy, Clevetan —— ee ron: Billow, (; Buxbee, ‘Toledo; Webster, — hmily, Passengers Arrived. Cleve St Jaco px Cusa—Bng Tarquina—Mr Miller, Mr Hiter, wife aud child Nassau, NP—Schr Henry Sehrodsr—Mrs Johnson, 8 John son, Master Theo Johnson. it AuGustine—Schr Mary Shields~ Mrs Firwood and two childen AvaLacnicors—Sehr Foam—M's Tighe and child, J Orth, W Hossman—2 in the steerage. Farmer, da; K Mounain, do; Holl: Ashtabula; Warren, Cleveland ; Kentucky, To! Clyde, Huron; Benton. Clevel nebaxo, Ashtabula tawa, Chicago; Cambridge, Monroe, Norton, ‘Michigan City; ‘Andover, Chicago; Clay, Silver ( reek} Warner, Os 1 edo; 4 Or man, Buffalo, 11, do; Gen Hor yn F ‘alton, do; Creek; Michig'u, Broweing, Buffa'o; Hannah, Passengers Sailed. Hurou, Connolly ssex, Turner, Oswego; R Mounta ns, {Liverroer—Packet ship Garrick—Heory Andrew, Miss | Gardcer, Buffaio; K Wood, Dixon, do; Biliow, Marray, De- Elizabeth M Ai Mary T Andrew, Jsmes Freeland, | ‘vit; Sandusky, Davidaoa, Buffalo; A R Cobb, M’Kinty, do; Indy el New Work; James If Benson, and | Free Tiadcr, ba'l, 00;, Adelaide, Mitchell. do; Wolverine, Tady, U i f F Lee, Norfolk; | Cattwright,’ Algonac; W. Buffalo; D_ Webser, George L | Spareue, dos Grovg ‘Auantic, Fowlie, Pt Colbun's Wanea. Rich Tom Corwin, La- ougue, Pe Burwell; Mohawk. Kingston; Friendship, Barrows t Catherines. Cld. Kel pse, Detroit: Gazette, Ogdensburgh, Home Ports. Barn, June 2t—Arr Rowland, Adams, Guadaloupe. Lion, Foiton, do. Caszine, June 2i—8'd Lochiel, Babbid Own ren and serv’t, ferpool; Alexander P ons Can Mr Reynolds, Powers, Londe faghai, Irela P' Callaghan, lreland s Se ans RANDF—Sehr cage—139 hides G Leland—396 do B Richards—#7 do 170 damaged do 8 pales wool 8277 hows t o Sr Jaco—Brig Tarquind—172 hhds 9 bxs 1 «f fee KI 1 267 AC Rossiere—83 do 46 hds sugar J Valli ted Lig do 40 bigs coffes A A Samanos—1 pkg bullion A onglas, Cla, . Martin: jodfrey, Bangor for got lo sea, a barque for W Indies; (pro- no advice of the 3. haying eld PontLanp, Jone —Arr Samuel, Tolford, Havana; Cres- cent, Nelson, Cutler for Philadelphia. Boston, Jave 2—Arr muwartow, Sleever, New Orlean: Hy | Jas W Poige, Tayior, Baltimore; Choctaw, C Hellespont, Parsons, do; Homer, Watts, Card G | ter, and Pa'm, Crowell Philadelphia; Wim M Hoses, Philadelphia, China, Brown, Providence, RI, in bill son, Coleman, Curacon; Harry T Hinckley, Sauader ith © m y, Allen, eli, Nortoik; Oread, Bibber: tod, Wass, ava Jas "T Hattield, Gray, Fuller and Niagara, Lovell, Aibany; Amant Domest Aratacnicona—gehr F Boorma Johustoa & co—83 RH Gr verking & Hopkins—17 J Talman—58 FJ Conant—15 bbls ci ier Sherman & Stark— 10 S Conant | (o.portations. 08, bales cotton MARITIME Salling Days of ; mt HERALD. e Steam Ships. adel; da, ickerson, do y BRPOOL, wROM ameRica. | A M Hale, Chose; Compliance, Kelley; Cora-lia, Faulkli Pioneee, Moore; «cho Suow,and Hydaspe, Haskell, NYork; Howes, and rage, Taylor, N York. ‘Telegraphed ~ Be tize, trom —; Hylas, trom —— Sigal for two brize, Cld, no, Doane, ‘Marseu Fiala. Caledonia, Port Pi Acadia, 5 G. Western, Ma thew: Britannia, ' Hewitts + G Bouin, Hosken+ of and H Hyrie» wom, Hitchie, Savannat tere, Maithew 19th vost; Amtures, Hallett, Poiladetphias Wil josken = Pawwam, Cook, St Johns, PK, Sth inst; Comet, Lean w snag NU ongeeilatign, Simtns HL Thom, son, "Bishop, Ship Masters and Agents. aud H gh auder, French, Ph Ladeiphias maven,’ Corxens, do; We shat! esteem ita favor, if Captains of Vessels will give | Bilauee, Nic-ersoa. Albauy; oeott, Kid rN York New Bepronn, Juue 2 « » Packard, Albany; W » Kelty, Nvork; Lagrange, Gardiner, Aibany tor Nan- mmnodore KoskkT Sitvey, ol our News Kleet, a eport hipping jefe at the Pore wheuce they sailed, the Vessels A ; ls | tackec op their passage, a List of their Cargo, and any Ko- te r aster reuga Newspapers of News they may have, He will board them | yiPGARTOWS: June 24—Art Leader, Russell. Nantucket for hmineaiately on their arrival Agente and Correspoucents, at | Np rks here ag on Oe heme or «broad, will also confer « favor by sending to this | 944 \uvIDeNe rk, and parced 29d. Lett Van- fice ail the Siarine Juveilience they ean obtain. Nautical A gy aud pat dalis, for Also arr, Silvia Higoes RK Paynter, Rebimeon; Ananda F Myri k, Jus ewbu y and Amy W Leeds, tndie.t:, Philad; Hams Rongeurs Equator, Sta gis; J Lampheer, Kenny; Visiory neh, and Wwimrod, Stedinaa, NY¥ouk. Below, 3 fore and alt seh’s, aud Advauce fm Albsay " New Haven, June 25—Arr Diadem, Liscomb, Porto Rico Sid, bop Gail bt, Maly, Ehiladelph: Pir 1 David Duffel, Williams, won, Ni’; Caroline, New Yura; Mazeppa, Hainmond, be lly received. non of any kind will be thank bal, = = ills, eubie OF NEW KUItE, June 27. WOW Aine meter 94 33) Moow w 7 38 Lee {Clearea. Ships Corea. Gardner, St Petersburg, Hicks & Co; Letitia hieyn, (Br) Arnold, Quebec, J MeMurray—Barque Tiberiu-, adiz, JL Duby —Brigs Klizi, (ic) Muviechi yare!ny & Livingston; Vittman, rena: 3. Lopez, Mabe, Breve & Vose; “harieston, Dunham & Dimon; Cyrus, Woot: Fg Thariton & 0. Secure Agawam, Packard, ead & Hi Sauus la Grande, N'L McCready. ry & U Johos, Nk. Danscomb & Beckwith; Sonus! NB. ‘Thos Winnie. Arrived 3 “14 | Bat rimone, Jun Lodi, Nickerson. B York, Cla Wm Pree, Rob rts, Bahia Sailor, Younk, Norfolk Frroenicxsnona, June 2i—Arr Rowena, Young, Boston; Bichara, B she . Cid Atlantic, Nickerson, aad Sham: tock, Currell, Bostou; Sertuate, Saker, Halifax, ¥, New Orleans; UU LIN Brig N G Bourne, Bradiey, UMA’ DELL, Aueuoueer wort G Hourne, Bradiey, 21 days from Matagorda, Texas, Bore Neste aehal eee Brig Targuina, 8 days from St Jago de Cuba, with —}Ripay, ieott, sugar and coffee, to Thompson & Adam: rig Vendalia, Wall, (ot Ware eo) I days from Turks Island, with 8500 busheis salt to G & J Law it no Ame- rican vessel Kirby, 49 dars from Rio Grande, with hides, to Sehr Be Schr Texas, Baker, 20 days ftom Cienfuegos, with 32 hhde ar 80 uo molasses to R Ve Zaido. 9th inst off Cape Aanto- ia a squall, ciriied away head of foremast, ke. i Wille ged Mencall, Bowe ¢ ee eee ee, a7 Item ‘THOS. BELL, Auctioneer. dozea pine apples to'P Bsles & Co, BY HY WILLARD, Senr Mary Shiei Store 304 Broadway, cor. Duane st. to wi ’. W. will give his personal attention co oat door sales of hold Fariture, Dry Goods, a ls oes for persons relinquishing housekeeping or bus! FRIDAY, At 1934 o'clock, in tre aales rooms! Spruce street, Large Sale of Dry Groods. choiee fash onable Clothi Fire ‘orks, splendid Watches, aud numerous other articles—as usual without reserve SATURDAY, pis regular Sole of valuable Fur. itore of $0, | descriptions Java Spariaws, of 0098 Piano Fortes, ‘Snirs settied in all canes aa 000 as the goods shall have been sold aud delivered Liberal Cash Advances made, if required, on merehandize of exer dh wit! saps’ degnings. 4 dave from Washington, NC. eriotion ennengned fot wale maton ie lea AME path, 2 days from Norfolk, with mdse, to rinan. Adares, Reed, 20 days from Eastport, ith plas- ¢ Kichmond, Thompson, 30 hours from Norfolk, ia i honest, mteiiment DK FouNK Tren, to solicit subscribers and fora popalsr periodies!. Men acquainted with an make five or six dollars a day the year round None need appl auless they bring Kod recommesdations as to charneter. “Apply to 1s. OST, 127 Stinec 3 Astor Hot NIBLO’S GARDEN. WANTED IMMEVIATELY-FIFTY YOUNG LA Die for the orge de Ballet. Apply personally, at the Stage Door, (the first deor above the dwelling how N bloie Gardes, Broadway, between the hours of 11 a Below. Brig Virginia, Bedell, 6 days from St Augustine. Sailea, Packet ship Garrick, Trask, Liverpool, and others. Correspondence of the Herald. . Houmes Hove, Jane 2. locity, Montgomery, Puilavelphia for Ports 6th, with several others, :D—A Girl to do general house woik of a stall ly. Good references requires. Apply in East 15th - h ‘Seer Mi. FOSTER t Merey & Hope, NYork inden, aatport for New York, and both sid; And Fhiladely hia; Olympus, of Castine, Hache fo Bo th—Arr *ol Rosevelt. Jehoson, Philadelphia for Bostou; pron. fede, Tl 1) Nova Sco i ammatt, 1 iT or 19th—Arr Baltimore, !phia for Bos on; Patriot, Balti- for Philadelphia. ” Me; John ew Brown, om it10 ce la ‘i =r ees, for Jo; Alphion, Bosto: “8K WANTED—A single gre, measuring seven feet. wai A isiterteveived in ehia Dace Weta trom the Isle of | 42 Address box 488, Upper Post Office, Je85 ttre rance, reports tl ol Ne hi 5, tint piace on or rboue the 20uh of lege Rebruaty., ‘he -hipten |, rit oe gh Md BTN Te I lone, part of the cargo saved. No lives Jost. ‘he fetter | VO. 44 WALL STREET, OPPOSITE HANOVER ST, The vessels in the harbor drone’ nsione tothe vic | [)GALRMS 1m Usenrrent Bank Notes. Americen and fee but does not say how man’ bo pom g- ienend Dometic Bills of Ech me, 2int—Arr Vv iacher, Providence 1 liner; Hudson, do for y ry ng “y Miscellaneous, eg RRO, Ceeeeune roartkn aud from jays cut, with a cargo of white pine an the rocks NE of Bermuda on the on four hours, was excricat ‘St Georges; while on the rocks she rabl Thee ent of her damage was not known at last ac- diver was employed to examine her bottom. ae Dur, 14 days from Boston, put into Ber- ENGUsH, MAIL—Letter bay muda on the 20th ult. leaky, hiving experienced a ¥ wale at ACADIA, will be closed sei, when 10 days out. Part of her cargo was damaged, which | Offices in this cit: was sold at auction. ast d ofelock, P. w peed nem py ka advantageous to their in Wall ree, ptanees ¢iscounted and Co!lections made on ale the principal cities and tow! the United States ond Comada. it ition off pa $ the Upper and Lower Post on Saturday, the 29th iestant. at 45 minutes overland postage of 18! 4 ‘conte on Bric Ampntca, Stevenson, from Buenos Ayres for Patago | each sogle kt A be pai sua, Kot ashore in ibe Hiv, Negro, aud ‘was, condemned eee TORN VORIMER GRAHAM, P. at. perform) JOUN UF PARIS. After which REWARD. jay afternoon, 25 b June, be } tween 653 B a) Kooy Aud Carroll plage, 'a J old Eve Giras, attached © i id Chen 1 MADLLE. CE Pin. Five dollars reward wilt be given to any pe'son who. will vr Jacereaienion. of Bait Cy ao called leave itat #5 Broadway, or at the ‘Trust Company, 0 Wall ‘o conclude with the Jaughaple al MARRIED AND SINGLE. ei both cr N JANO FORTEB—The subscriber informs the public that he has on hand some superior Pianos, of the best quality and good workmansnip, at the lowest mauulacturers’ priees, Warranted, and kept in tone for oue year, NB. Pianos tuned, repaired aud exchanged at the mest rete sonable terms Work, LINDEMAN. 139 (entre J¢20 Iw tee between Walker and White ats DR. E. LOV . ATE of Owego, wishes co inform his (riends that he has u removed to this city, and has takea an OF FICE at 691 BROADWAY Jel8 'md &ltw*re NOTICE PERS.—At ting of No . = resolved {0 hold aa adjourned meeting st Mr. Sint Vavia’s) 108 Spring at. on Thursday atte o'clock, ty submit a memorial to his honor the Mayor, praying tponement on accor AMERICAN MUSEUM, RIAL GARDEN,: 48D PERPETUAL FA Comer of Bi nd Ann street. P. T. BARNUM PROPRI® TOR, F HITCHCO’ MANAGE THURSDAY, FRI AND SATURDAY, June 27th, 28th and 29:h. KE te GHESD ny yh mesa eee vi afternoon at hal’-pasc 3 o’elock, and every aid ¢ MOST SPLENDID ATTRA! TRIUMPHANT SU SS! THE INFANT SL ERS, (> FOUR AND SIX Y!.ARS OLD.) Just arrived from Tarope, wil! make their Kirst Appearance a ik, fic, in d Dances, tral A temoval of tueir preseut grievances, By order of the Come Beet oe A eaeaantan sures eloiteeee Poel lel agian oe svaneet. SMITH, Chairman. THE GIANT AND GIANTESS! “3026 2c re senieNe: May ‘be seen Grom 19 o'clock A. M, ll. F.,M» ftom Sell | VO sicamie Noahs tation of Geamee 1p panlonay 7 Sif, and from 7 till 10 o'elock, ORPHEAN FAMI ‘One o LITTLE MISS OF ONi Together with Ms P. " t quested to Dr Hunter's rop fi pO vs WaLISTS | secret diseases amen readers partieularly necessary for them to find out a medicine that w) cure immediately, and allow them t eed on their vovages, Cerito, &e. will appes instead of being sent to semain in an hospital Such a remed , ited“ ACI i » | isthe famous Dr Hunter's Red D $1 per vil, wit coan err Gomme Matanne eatited one Ae entas | directions. -Hunterian Dispensary, 3 Di tis on street . Western . 60 Green sitet, Lut not to be had in Buffalo. GREAT PREPARATIONS are. making for the ath, |! several uew novelties snd attractions being alreudy engaged. D& GLOV ck ts consulted os usual at higeffices 1a No 2 mission to the whole 2 ceute—childrem anver ton A-natet. Be continues to care those difficnit, protract, Years, half price. 327 re 227 #6 _|rd, nnd patched up cases, which are the sult of miamannec: vray, opposite the City, Hall, area nents in ch anistry have enabled him to int MAK. 1. BENNE bh Gi TANAGKY ‘aud important remedica, which effeec aus k and ‘Tremendous success of the crlebrated POKER MANIA, by wend De. G hi ively to ag often pi igs the Onrnan Famicy, under the direction of the Manager, who Private atranoe fe 1¢ princi al ‘character. j GThis is the nal PORER DANCK; each performer being supplied with a red hot one. ‘ARF! THREE INCHES SHORTER ‘THAN ‘TOM THUMB !! v GIANTESS 3iX FEET SIX ; iLV EB PEREORMERS! 4 FOR ONE, SHILLING. ngagement 0 USELLE CHECKINI, fa Ballet Corps, will introduce a MIC PANTOMIME Dances, serious and grotesque. ‘The ety ‘conclude with a." WHOLE COMPANY. For sale in lots to Ja $1,00 peng Te Wi y hours of 9 and 6 o'clock, a Pocket or Memorandum Book, con- ing avout $ 40 in Bank notes, and sundry notes and papers, posed to have been stolen by & small boy. following being a description of a part of the notes 16 assistance of C formance to BORO Fanta Uk BY Te MR. WINCHELL, MR. W. CONOV MR. H. CONOVER, S ROSALIE CLIO ‘and Danseuse, LA do $10 do, on Reading, Va ‘One $100 do on ft Middiletow nm, Pa. xugh Bank, had new emi: i eridea, Cont $100 in « ity Bank Bills,of verious dene mination ion. on Ts Hh soe and thers ae yennesing logive nource if eny of the Cheek: Petite ove Are rchange oF discount, to WONDERKUL ORPHAN F ¥; ‘ see ee CORNELL BROTHERS, r, Penny-bex tre 269 Pearl street. Who Tien, as one of rn igher and lower than any otver melodists in Ame- Leite stands seven feet high, and another tweaty- two inches, ‘Afternoon Performances Wednesda: .vo%loek, for the convenience of the di charge to the performances. ‘lo commence in oelvck. Adm m_one shilling. OLYMPIC THEATRE, “COLD WATER’— LD WAT ‘COLD WATER.’ yey Tia Weccunaall euehe decelvedic bentag te tetlortaneere UE caer ent atike i the greatest fest mm Metavhysvcal Casuistry ever attempted. | apply at Ivo i Leroy at Hundreds ars sigitly puaz'e:. ” Avtrnd. the ‘Neeromanerrs | Vtutnee of a ste Tout Templeof Huch-utment. Hin stay 1 short—ove weel WILY wecitis LVENING, ‘Thursday, Jure 27th, and evening A, .' Ja a FANS RVARING: Clnnedar, dune tia cean cons eteniee | ETRY kn capetes i d unrivailed entersainment will Dold Water.” Doors open at bali-past 7; Curtaio ri ite, oF two single gentle men. can be plrasenity ne odated with bo: rd and a fine airy parlor with pantries attached, in complete order, on first floor of the new modern busit house No. 41 Forsyth atieet . wd Saturday's at ers; nO extra evening at 834 i 1 Ht Pleasant location, wh o © Joved, on terms 0 moderae. that twit do well to wake ic mediate ppheation. 1'6 persors w comforts of no one wi I nb) ol wns relied a home, would de Piices moderate. “This has the ad- Je25 were SCHOOL IN THE COUN. teacher takes into her fami Le limited numer of children as boarders and scholars 1 will b wader the constant eare of this teacher, wao will spare no pains to render her house # pleasant home to the pu 8 o'clock precisely. ower Bu fr tas Pit: 1as¢ Children | toudvance thrm in their studies he health and morale +f Le ee eee epee eo coon ds and 0 iach en | sgholare carefully. aryented to. No day, echolare admitted. or yn gn peop te p je lwere | The lvemion is very healthy and retired There are bow three vacencies For references and farther pa ticulars, en- quireof MR. J.J. BUTLER, Engraver, No. 19 John street. jev6 2w* ‘4 HEALTH, RYCRY ATION AND | OMFORT TO INVALIDS AND ALL OTHERS. J. BARCLAY & CO. ED YOR THE SRAsON TH: See Mt, ONLY CONCERT ‘ " h Mittin Henke rent ty iis departure for Canada and the Wert, will kev iid rPABERNACLE, On Friday Evening, June auth, 1844, ‘hen p he wilt be assi Have oven n Hore. at MISS MARY Kc. Sir LONG BRANCH, N. J. a t ni Oo; W LL KNOWN hh FUL Oe Hest Soe es the b wt Flovel ond in ined mias of either city find every tention they ean A . Under the Direction of Mr ‘11MM, who preside at the Piano Forte PROGRAMME, Part |. de 4 ‘Dhe advaciages tha are apparent to sat to families and To the lovers ity; f the Sea Bees Banks affurds great ner will fied oo lack ef game Te = eomer ORL S, frm SHREWSBURY t x Hall Orehetra |t.l"t a treh ft wee eee Ole Balt | of Fu: hing. the vie Geord Overture ses «+ cosas * Recuerdos de la Habana,” composed. orimed byes ees oe . * Perehe non ho del Vent ‘vat Lucia di Lammermoor, dei Macatro a nele Overa Don'zetts Miss M. R. Siegling Ole Balt * Carnival of Venice.” com nini, and peitormed by. Duet—FPor Soprano and V Bull, ans perforined by La Companella Kouto, ¢ mpos aint, aud periorined by; + Bail dhe May Dew s+ : “Poiacea Guerriera,” (War Polaera) ad pertormed by 2 . BROTHERS, Trilorsand Deepens, 155 Broadway (up stair.) would respectiully inform their fiends. and the ly, that having dissolved their eoumexion with thereoy greatly red Ole Bull R. sieghiug . Ole Bali at the Music Stores, Doors open at T—Concert to 327 2re Mis M com Astor House, and a: the deer, coumence vr-cisely at 8 o’cloe CONC np Hyder Brothers, Ryder is again cut* ; R : rticalar in the fitting of gaiters can rely FOR THRE ® N GHTS LONOER, upon baviog teas moame tn a oapertee eagle ce THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND. SATURDAY, baa ee Aeaeedipeaccenmnsnimmewhigh 27th, 28th and 20th, — aT THE APOLLO ROOMS, 410 BROADWAY . THE ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS, INTEREST ICG BOOK THE WHITE WING ; PIKATA OF © RIGOLETS, EK AUTHOR of “The Quadroon,” © Lafitte” “ Dareing Featner,” &e OF, E Y TH Price 12% ceuts. For sale at all MESSRS. GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRINGTON | Bo kstors thd pabuahede nen “a eee AND PELHAM, r ERS HORTH 1913, Ke —Solphate UNRIVALLED IN THE WORLD! for forcing tw Crops—Suiphaie of Soda—Ni ROM the very hiberai oonge extende on cher previous Concerts, have been ind hi trate Soda, constantly o« hand by: d to remai ree Nights longer DR wis NEW FE JCUT WANGER, on which Geen sn will hy introduced variety of NEw, Imandiedr Wt re No. 60 Maides Lane Nagy ; SNGOn Tene UST AKIVED—S Sout Accor , CONGO, TAMBO, Te oie iar ry Hones OG-Fnont Seats nesenven vor Lavies. For particulars se> Small Bilis, Trekets 25 cents, Children under ten yr 5 accompanied with their parents or gaardians, half price. Doors open at 73, Concertnt 634 o'ciock JeaT ttre D AMEKICAN KEVUBLICAN JUBILEE ANU GHAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT, TO P. DE LE REE, By the American Kepablieane of the City of New York, wil niven 9 Thuraday ievening, June 27 AT THE BROADWA } , ON, WHICH occasion, the following Musica! ‘Talent have ssuvplied at wholesale, as neual, by THOMAS lly tend: Vy" F172 Pearl street Mit COLBE rm oy “ POTTER, Mrs. | jr25 2w*m PATTISON, NOE & CO BAKE er feet Z aa = Rati ARS, Mre fA SH ae A KuntS! BOOTS AND SHOES. + Mr. t rifty lad C. G. PAGE, . Shoras of ifty Ladies Pe ‘and Gentlemen together OO PEARL, ST RO ET, that he has wed his prices to Cali Boots at $3.00 and $1,00. eetfaliy voform the publie that they have vemoved their establishment from Third stret to No 25 Delancy street, near the Bowery, wrere the above superb article of Ladies’ dress of the newest style and notly ow hand ea are inv ad examin them, as many are selling a very interior our manufac ure "HE UNVEMSIGN ».D, Patentees of the NEAPO- LUILAN BONNET, r A. KURS. ML FRAZ#.R, 9 fall and with afuli Orchestra. His Honor the Mayor and Common Council will be preseat ou this oceasion. im 00 i dteanta. Sammons and Sayoge will deliver audressoe during | "Np" $f. py the ease from $1.40 t0 $3.50 _j96 Imend tre "Professor OLDFIELD will preside nt the Piano Forte. PROGRAMME. Pant I Grand American Republican O1 Address «+ ° : Opening Chorus—Cpme Natives, come Song—Oh, have you heard the doletul news Grand Uvertare—Pinno Forte+ Hong—A home that I love+ Bongesseeesees Sorg—Vea, | should like to marry Song and ( horas—Amerieans shall no’er Pant Il CENTREVILLE COURSE—TROTTING AND RACING. re offered by the Proprietors, to come above Course, Jaly int, 8 Uae never (rotted for money opera, Bohemian Girl, fi the Second, same day, $30, mile heats. Soug—Soldier’s Tears. ++" Baker I'm. tree for horses that never won a purse. Trio—Our Native Land- jaker, | Purse the Third, same day mile hea ‘Mrs. Potter Daet—Come brave with me the sea, love: ++-+-Young Lady Fin de and Mr De Le Ree Soog and Choras—Onr way across the montain, ho,-Company Grand Finale--Good night.since we m Orehes Doors onea at 7=pe: TICKETS 25 con | $30 Fifth, same day, $50, quarter mile heats, free for ait 4 Norses he move Purses to close on or before Thuredey, Jace 27th, by 10 o'clock, P.M at rd Ward Het i, three oF more to ty keteh w ‘ovmnanee to comm each, to be obtaine American Mepublican, 141 Nassau street, and at the py Masie Stores, 102 is LYNOLDS rea fa! frrends Mi itbhie, tine hor BUNEELT at the CHATHAM THEA TRE, takes piece THIS EVENING, June 27th, 1844, on whieh occasion she begs to Annooese intwo of his most popular charseters, MR. E. 8. CONNER, for each purse the ranning Goa 'y informs her ard the tnd the entire strength of the present talented Company Vart ftheday, ___ JF We FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS !! ae 5 =. OX £7909 description and size, ade of the beat materi s of. ios SRS oe and by skilful workmen, will be sold as cheap as any ot an amanutveiarer ot vender in the cxcy All works Are warranted NEACON COURSE—TROTTING Forsyte. by BALLAGH J Titojyd ree No. 1 Chambers, cor Chatham st. Tt » SDAY, Jane 27th, a4 P) M.—Parse $400 1) ++ mile aes - heats im harness jeer OAT MBA Je @ quantity of first rate, iv H Woodraff enters b. &. Colaml « are Apply to osicVH MeMURR \ p ’ Le) Sate 3% Sue 100 Pine sureet, corner of Soun, A. GY, Spicer, Dg Americ: jeda bust eg