The New York Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1844, Page 3

and Freckles retreat,and Eruptions are eh hope; For their features are famed ONES’ ITALIAN CHEMI! ing disfigurements and eruptions, and making dark, sun- burnt, yellow skin, clear and white; it cures pimples, blotches, freckles, sunburn, tan, morphew—never fails. Beware of a poisonous counterfeit. Ask for Jones’ Soap ; get it only in this city at the American Eagle, 82 Chatham street, 323 Broadway, or 139 Fulton stre State street, Boston ; 3 Ledger Buildings, ond Pease, Broadway, Albany. \L SOAP—For cur- GOURAUD’S ITALIAN MEDICATED SOAP IS onother instance of the triumph of Art over Nature, inas- much 4s it will certainly remove every vestige of tan, imple, blotch, or morphs ! Indeed, so fully does it come up tothe expectations of the inventor, that he is confident a con- stant use of it would actually remove the carbon from the skin of a Nubian. Buy only at 67 Walker street, or you'll be cheated with a swindling counterfeit. aunburn, freckle 2 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED... “Vhe Sonic Mixture, prepared by the College of Medicine and Phermocy of the city of pd for all cases of debilit dulgence or excess of an} jag on mal formetion.) Single bottles $1 each ; cases of half adozen $6; ally packed and sent to all ico of the College of W.S RICHARDSON, M. lew York, 18 confidently ro luced by secret in an invaluable reme- or barrenness,(unless depend 3 axa stroot, GG- PURIFY YOUR BLOOD—PREPARE THE SY8- pias M it bes Leen SUMM Lanes is per- aps not which so disfignres personal appearance as miguples: and sores upon tho face, which cari arise from an impure state of the bl them to remain when one bottle of la, at a trifling cost of 50 cents, would entirely cure them and give the countenance a blooming healthy appearance. If you wish to have a fair skin, free from humors, use this Sarsaparilla, Sold at 21 Courtlandt street—price 50 cents per bettle, or $4 per dozen. ; yet hundreds suffer omstock’s Sars YRIVATE MEDIOAL AID.—Tie memberr of New York College of Medicine and Pharmac: ks for the Mheral support 4 in their efferts to “ suppress qi jeave to state that their particular attention continues « he directed to all diseases of a private nature, and from the great improvements lately made in the pitols of Europe in the treatment of can confidently offer to persons requ: ventages not to be met with in an country, either public or private. College’ ix suck as to insure sticcess in every case, and is ally different from that nern cious practice of ruining he constitntion with mercury, an} in most cases leaving 6 disease much worsethan the original. One of the mem- bers of the College ,for many rincipal hospitals of Furope, on from $ A.M. to8 P.M. ‘Terms —Advice and medicine, $5 Acure gusrantecd nraNt ‘to Country Inva! untry and vot fin say can have forward returning the public tl ring medical aid ris institution im this treatment of the ‘ears connected with the tends daily for a consultn it convenient tp btend pen * to them a chest containing form a perfect cure py er with all symptoms, time oj contraction and treatment received elsewhere, if any ne enclosing $6, post paid, addressed to W. 3. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent sand Cousniting rooms of the College, 95 Nanay their case explicitly, 0G CONNEL’S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.— salve is acknowledged by all who most wonderful article ever known. y fire, extracts all pain, and prevents It will cure any of th This great healin have used it to be It repels all injuri mortification in every case. lowing complaints, or all pay is refused for rae Tender feet, &c. nuine Pain Extractor is to be found where it always was at 21 Courtlandt street. Beware ot all others, as there are imitations and counter- feits of a ruinous character, Cold in wound: hilblai ONCE FOR AL RICOKD’S PARISLAN %,—For the cure of primary or secondary Syphilis- and ali affections produced by sn injudicious use of mer ages possessed by this powerful alterative over wll other preparations for the cure ol Sy- is, that while curing the disease it improves the ion, whilst mercu: isease than the one beat recommendation we can give of it is, that it is now eacribed by the medical faculty, who for- merly considered mercury the only cure for those com- Sold, in single bottles, $1 each ; in cases of half dozen, $5, carefully packed, and sent to all parts of the Ofice of the College of Medicine and Pharmn- cy, 1 Nasaan street, W. §. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent ALTERATIVE MIX- cury. The great advaat leave a much fg BLANC D’ESPAGNE, OR SPANISH LILY White, for the complexion, is meanty counterfeited, Buy only at 67 Walker street, Ist store from Broadway, where may he hed Hair Dyes, Hair Oils, Hair Restoratives, Hair Pomades, black, brown, and fair, with other perfumeries. TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF DR SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES” proves that they are the best medicine in the world for worms. they are used they are spoken of in the highest terms. ‘Well may it be said that the children cry for them—they are pleasant to the taste, and so easily administered that parents do not experience the least difficulty in giviny medicine which is sure to do the work. And it is often the case that one dose will do more toward restorin; sufferer to health than all the medicine whiclr has taken for mouths. Do not be deceived in the eymptoms, and when you are satisfied, try Sherman's Worm es, and you will not regret it. Dr. Sherman’s warehouse 106 Nassau street. Agents—227 Hudson street, corner of Spring ; 158 Bowery, corner of Spring ; 77 East Broad- way ; 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn ; 3 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia, and 8 State street, Boston. O@- VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE of Gonorrhw@a, Gleet, and all mocupurnient discharges from the urethra. ‘These pills, prepared by the New York College of Medicine and suppression of quackery, may speedy and effectual remedy for the above complaints.— “ hey are guaranteed to cure recent cases in from three tofivedays, and possess a greater power over obstinate discharges and chronic gleet, than any other preparation at present known, removing the disease withouteonfine- went from business, taintin, Witn the stomach. Price $1 per box. Sold at the Otfice of the College of Pharmacy und Me- RICHARDSON, M. D. Agent 0G HOW MANY SUFFER WITH RHEUMATIC ffections, and let them run along month after month, des- ring of obtaining any relief. To all such we wish to that the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Liniment will positively cure these complaints. The Elixir dro iuternally, operate directly upon the nerves, while the nt, applied externally, removes all pain where- Let the afflicted make atrial of thesefre- medies, and we will warrant them success. At 21 Court- the breath or disagreeing dicine, 9 Nassau street. w. tg “0, FOR SOME 8EA WASHED GROTTO,’ said a lady'the other day. “ Well, then,” replied her ina’ morato, “let's to Castle Garden, where an oriental foun- tain casts its thousand jets of water, and where music and reet us, while the health-givi en and invigorate our heated frames; and while surveying the wide expanse of Jandscape, the roll- the ship-dotted Bay, we can witness the ity of the beautiful Spanish girl—the great talent of her brothers—and the first appearance of the company newly arrived from France. es will strengt The officers of the North Carolina, the Princeton, and of the Mexican war steamers will be present.” Pray, look at the adver- iY MARKET. Sunday, June 30—6 P. M. The Stock Market during the past week ‘has been gra- dually settling down into something like order. Prices have been steadily sinking, until {quotations now rule lower than at any time during the past month. The xplosions that took place in stock opera: tions some little time since, completely upset the market and destroyed all confidence among the brokers in each other. A slight improvement took place yesterday at the first session of the Boards of Brokers, but prices fell off again in the afternoon, and the market resumed its former depression. A slight galvanic shock passed through the atrect in the morning, but the effect was lost before night: We cannot expect much improvement in stocks until after July;the hot weather, with the contractions the banks must undergo previous to the first of August, will not permit any great improvement in prices. We annex A comparative table of prices for the past week. Quorations vor Stocks in THE New Yore Manxer. U States Bank, Notwithstanding the slight improvement on Saturday, the closing prices were somewhat lower than those cur: rlier in the week, and in many instances full ene hundred per cent lower than those current a month or six weeks since. The largest decline within the past Several fancies are rapidly getting down to the point they aarted from at the com- mencement of the late speculations. The Railroad stocks, operated so much in by speculators, are really im- Proving in value, notwithstanding the fluctuting quota tioys through the street. The Long Island, Mohawk, Norwich ani Worcester, andeven the Harlem, must, be ¥ months pass by, be good stocks. ‘These works Are stuadily progressing towards completion. ‘Tho re- seipts of these in active operation are jgradually increas financial condition of the companies perma oving, ‘The daily reeeipts of the Harlem are averaging (ull 600 dollars per diem. ‘This makes the aunual receipts nearly two hundred thousand week reaches nine percent July, and a regular line to Boston, on this road, will be immediately established. The Norwich and Worcester Road will be benefitted by the opening of the Long Island, and its receipts increased, This route to Boston must take the precedence of allothers, on account of the distance, it being about forty miles nearer than any other Better time can be made over these roads between the two cities, than on any other, and. as we are a go-ahead people, the shortest and quickest route will be the favo- rite one. There has very little improvement taken place in any other stock on the list. The Merchants’ Bank of Baltimore, has declared a nalf yearly dividend of three per cent. The Western Bank of Baltimore has declared a divid- dend o! 24 per cent for the last six months. We annex monthly returns of receipts fer customs on importations into this city for 1844, compared with the two previous years. The increase has been sustained every month so far. Revexux yrom Customs kecaivep ar THE Port oF ‘ORK. 1843. Incr. 548.046 1,328,569 16 676,894 936 596 754 404 1,033,263 957,963 943-256 1,868,674 925,418 797,963 602,037 1,400,000 41,555,414 9,896,025 §,340,611 ‘This is a very wonderful increase in so short a period. The merease in the first six months of 1844, nearly amounts toas much as the total receipts for the same pe- riod in 1842 and 1843. The value of the importations, on which this large amount of duties accrued, cannot be so great, in proportion to the receipts, as in 1842. The ave- rage duty on imports for that year ruled very low, as the first eight months of the year were under the compro, mise act, and very large importations yielded compara. tively asmall revenue. We see in the annexed table this view illustrated. Vatu or Imvonts, Parents anp Dutixs Couiectep or ew Youx, i Value Value ies collected. 2. 598 23,932,610 » Estimated, ‘The duties for 1848 and 1844 have accrued under the new act. In 1941, tt will be observed, the imports amounted to $75,268,015, yielding only $10,993,899 duties. The average rate of duty has been higher for the last two years than in any of the preceding ones, andit will be seen the nett importations were small, and the receipts of duties large in proportion. Wehave no doubt the imports into the country for 1814will be very heavy, heavier than for many previous years,while our exports have greatly dimi* nished in value, which; will consequently reduce the total amount of the exportations, showing a balance against us in our foreign trade, which will cripple our resources to liquidate. The low prices curront for all our agricul. tural products during a season of large importations, is a very serious drawback to our prosperity, and drains away our substance very rapidly. We will go back no farther than last fall to show the great falling off in prices for most of our staple agricultural exporting productions. Quotations FoR THe PrinciraL StapLxs oF THE CoUn- TRY IN THIS MARKET. 1et 1844, October 7. February 14 June 29 Ashes, pots,+++ $4 373¢a - 4 G2hga 4:75) 4 Ob6S4a 4 1236 Vo" peatlgsss eee g 506 05 1256 450 a wee Cotton,N Ma 8 10%. 10 Bia 8 tour, Genesee, 4 374¢n 4 43! 93%a 5 00 vee Wheat, western, 9202 97 05, avas stores tar, 1 37340 1 73 4 100-1 1% al 225 a2 6236 2 12340 2 43! 5 a 6 is 4 ree 5 He! 925 99 62% B75 a ses 4a 5} Sa 5h tre a2 Big 275 a 3 25 23a BH 2a 6 We have here the realcause of the reduced amount of our exports. The limited wants of foreign nations tor our products—cotton excepted—creates but a very trifling draught on ourimmense supplies. The absence of lage markets to take away our products, as fast as they accu’ mulate, has no effect on the quantity produced, but has a very serious effect on prices, reducing them to the very lowest point, and forcing our stocks abroad on specula- tion, at ruinous prices. During years of great specula, tion heretofore, when eur importations were very heavy, prices for our agricultural products ruled very high, and the producers were enabled to come into the market with the means to purchase largely the manufactures we were importing. The consumers of our imports were compa- kauvety £10, Wy Wit Mey ure UC THIS moment. ‘Lhe iow prices paid for our agricultural products will compel the producers to live more within themselves, and the de- mand for imported merchandise must be very greatly restricted to what it would be, were our farmers receiv ing great prices for their crops. An attempt to import heavily for thefuture, in the face of the present prices for our own staples, will most assuredly be attended with seriousjlosees. Old Stock Exchange. 6's, '50 96 = 375shrs Nor & Wore oA wu 97356 100 do 55 ’s 260 49 100 do Sie 0 496 25 do 's 45 50 do 60 55. 750 shas Farmer's La 38 75 do ‘60 55: 40 Canton Co 3634 200 do b10 54, 0 do 60 39% 200 Rerding RR ES lo evding 50) 125 Mohawk RR 60 200 do 49! 50 Harlem RR 72 100 do ‘60 50! nds 4 400 NHaven Canal 32 70 Utica & Schen us 100 N Am Trust i 50 L Island RR 793g 100 Vicksburg Bk 7 ea 80% 20 Ohio ira 7 lo 10 ist 97 100 do 20; 50 Bronington RR 43 do 15 Erie Ri 18 75 Paterson RR a1 UE od arg Bk «7 25s) nton Co pee 1 ong Island 79 10 brie RK 175 Farmers’ Loan 37% 50 Reading RR 49) 100 do 38° 100 = do 15 49) New Stock Exchange. $2000 U 86's bom 115 25 shasCantonCo £60 34 1000 Obio 6's, 60 epg 98-25 Erie RR 19 1000 do biafo 97% 25 "do 1000 do 830 97, pry do b30 21 2000 do. bsvafo 99 25 Farmers’ Loan 38 1000 Kentucky 6's 530 101% 25 = do 810 37 S000 do 10434 50 do x Soot = to 1) 500 do 37 1000 do 91% 25 0 do 31% 1000 Iiinois 6's, "70 3045! 25 do 38 1°00 Indiana bonds 15 45-175 Vicksburg Bk 8 2000 lo 045) 50 do ay 25 shwNork Wore 5436 100 = do 7 50 do 53% 50 Jo bm 8% 2% do baw 53% 50 U 8 Bank 30 734 2% = do baw 53% 50 Harlen RR me 50 do 53 15 do 73) 2% do 53% 25 = do 73% 25 do 16053 100 do 3 40 Canton Co 8396 25 Lisland RR baw 80% 10 do 35% 50° do 80 1% do 10 35% 90 © do 15d 80 Saves or Stocxs—Boston, June 29th. 230 shares East Boston Co, $10}; 150 do, 10}; 100 do, 90d, 10; 6 Western Railroad, 724; 30 do, lw, 73; 25 Read- ing’ Railroad, 243; 500 do, 244; 200 do, 24j; i00°L Island Railroad, b3m, 90. State of Trade. Asnes—Pots are in fair demand, and quotations remain without alteration. Pearls are in very limited request, and are firm at $4 50. Bexswax—Prime northern yellow sells at 30c. Cotrox—There were no sales of importance to-day, the total transactions being only 300 bales, at a slight re. duction in price. The annexed quotations are now cur- rent :—~ Liverroon Cx, FICATION. N.Orl. §& Mobile. Inferior,. . ba bf Ordinary,..... tha 6 Middling,. . 1... 6 Zaz Middling’fair,. . 7 ya 7 Fair,... 7, Sha 3 Good fair, .... 94 9 a 9, Fine. 6.6... 8 eo 10a — Hay—Common qualities North River bale are in very moderate demand at 30 a 33, The receipts still continue jarge. Provistons—Ohio prime Vsbig! is in fair demand at $6 624 a6 75; do mess, at $8 62}a875, Beet is improving in demand. Country prime sells at $3; do mess, at $475 a $6. Lard is getting to be quite active: good barrel sells at 5} a djc; kegsat 6c. Orange county butter sells freely at 12} a L4c. Whisxxy— Drudge casks are very dull, and are held at aye Western and prison barrels sell as wanted at 23 a 340, Baltimore Cattle Market. June 29.—The snpply of beef cattle at market this week has been larger than for some time past, and the sales were extensive at prices corresponding with those of last week. The offering at the scales on Monday em- braced 560 head, of which 420 were sold snd 155 taken to another market. ‘The prices ranged from $1 60 for inferi. or to $2.50 per 100 Ibs, for prime quality, on the hoof— equal to $3475 net. On Thursday there were 170 head offered, of which 40 were driven north, and 70 sold at prices corresponding with those paid at the commence ment of the week. ‘There are now 60 head left in market unsold ‘The market continues to be fully supplied with live hogs, and the demand very limited. Small lota are selling at $4 a 4.25 per 100 Ibs. according to quality. Foreign Markets, Havana, June 20 —The crop of tobacco last grown and aot yet in'market, has been very shert, and a small pro- portion of it will make first quality segars, and the price \s very high. Owing to the scarcity of tobacco and its increased value, all the res ae manufacturers have Jecided on increasing the price of their segars. Rice 12) 1134s. After the loth prox. the duty will be orfe half he present rate until the end of the year We expect hat our market will be glutted, and dealers will bay caw iously. Exchanges are very dull indeed. New York, 1 12; Boston, 4 discount Married, On Saturday, 29th inst. by the Rev. Benjamm Evans, wae D. Guew, to Evizasetn Cattaonan, “Art Selma, Pray, ‘Baltimore, ‘Sid Lion, On Thursday, 27th inst. at his residence in Westches- ne 28 Arr Abbat!ula, Cram, Norfolk. Cld Turx, in the 62d year of his ne Triton, on her consumption, Ro ter county, Hon. Jans On board the ba: raltar to this port, Senger, of Lonisville, (Ky,) aged 26 years. Newauryront, June ae. pent TURNER, . Bunker, Wilmington, ip! e29--Agr Ann {Br} Lo’ Li iss} Ketelvota Amsterdam ¥ Brown, Trinidad; William, Johnson deire aud a mkt; Flinn: Gulielinn, and HT Hinckley, Saunders, Phila- ‘homaston, to load for Mobile; Passengers Arrived. : mn; Revo Hayne—Paeket s) = y ld Patriot. [ Reuw wrence, Howes, ayo; Tecumsrh, Baltimore; Benj Fran! Oreutt; Vesper, Sauvaveaa, 'B ‘Andrew Ritchie M's ly Brette and daugh. Ice, Jaques, Joseph, Matte, Sehiffersten—856 in the Ps ‘ork. Arr 28th, Sirion, (Br aud Compliance, heruar yo} Romeo, Yoong, Rich: steernge, one bo x Caernarvon; Mary Aun, Tracy, Pari ig Harriet—Mr Higs, Misses Ellea ond Maria New Bepronp, Jun terse, Mrs Phelan xpd 3 children. ; Sylvester, Shultz, NYork, to i Nye. Albany. f Pry pr 1 i, dout—Weduesday Foreign Lmportations. from Providence for NYork, di Havar—Ship Argo—2 pkgt' H Schmidt & co--12 Moritz, Net—26 Moran & actin 100, F Cot: ith sloop Leopan masted, and towed her in to New Loadon; Gem, Dis! Empire, Dayton, and i erson, Philadelphia iy Camden. Sid L Oppenheim & en—t ¢ Mx fry iat tA bo Avoilo, Hawkins, Rondout; Albany, Gibby W—Arr Lancet, Burzel , NYork. ny it June 27—Arr Ada Eliza, Marshman, New Orleans—25'h, off Carysford Reef, saw a ship that had been on phyt, Roby, Havana -— bee. McCormick, New Lexington, V angilds Jossan; 1J Bourry: Veri'—2 Merinn te Flennegan—1 Grandjean—1t F Cottenet J J Courdeqt n—4 H 1 Tsoford—1 Mal keo—-1 J Dollan & © Boizard—1 FB Stran LF V Dale—2 Schmi senkard & Hutton—1 WH Horstm co=t9 Prave & co—9 RH Haigh’ & co—34 —tI Moulie—7 FT Tobias—1 Wight, Stu & Wadeworth—1 Baldwin, B: Ti oung & RNis—2 C lorroI MieCracken & So 1 Felix & Co!lard=5 Malmazet & Smith—1 H D oodhue & co—28 F Dupre—24 L Rod; Brognard & co—33 Beear, Garon & co—2 Thompsor—2 H babad—3 L B Binsre & co—2 C V. F Ware D Samuel—1 F Coome & Son—16 Lachaise & Fouche-—1 FC Al t ‘low, Hayne, from Havana. 5 ‘ork; George, Hul!, Providence; 26th, Waccamaw, Vincent, June 26—Cld Britannia, isaac Mead, Thorp, N June 22—Cld Damasens, Tanner, Hav: Martin & Lawson—134 &¥co—2 J Maguire & Lane, Lamson & co ps & Shue —6 Bel: Saunders, Harbor ork; Openango, Vose, i & co—2 Mitchell Gignonx & co—7 Symmonett, Nassau 3 Chateaubrivnd, [Fr] Laborde, Boston; T Street, McConnell, ment, Cla Foursa, Leavitt, Pordeans; ‘Craton, Benes 3 CB | cere COMMISSION FOR E.YGLAND. ENGLISH, FRENCH AND EUROPEAN AGENCY. THE SUBSCRIBERS beg the hip ACADIA sails from Boston i hk—2 Jot sts aly HT Bodm: vy PA coml Dubois, Favie & oo—d Bern & lecse—t Shi y 12 ‘Tatere! & Blain—!4 Benard reams] —|_E Harricon— iverpool on the lat proximo. Ta ety Exporters, importers, and others, who desi bonds, specie, valuable Howe—I4 Thiri od Kent, Kendall locuments, order jamin & co—2G ress (-ffiees, in ‘and Boston, ono 2 hich will be despatched to mt, at Liverpool, with the certainty poner tention. by tl VE DAILY, "EXPRESS | '0 LOND! f neds are solicited to request their espondents to addiess their packages care of Will- erponl. Wall street, New York. s—2 bal Sieber—7 Born & Fi 7 A Voisin & Ernenpuich—i L Goldsmidt Sco: yenstadt— (88 ‘asks wine Cozet & Anto larelay & Liviugston—di pkgs C H Deluze—36 Loese Wisendonck—10) G Hessenberg—1 JS ios & D js* 95 casks wive order ar casks wine Thompson & eine—i95 qr cus wine 436 boxes and hf bus raisins Aguire & y—259 frails almonds Firth &co 261 boxes lemons 'T Stalker—20 bales mats 100 indian bbls wine 430 ensks do 3450 whole half and qr boxes raisins P Harmony’s Nephews & co— 447 bales mattio currants xeveral pls mdse A Foster & So1 frei's almonds 375 qr i MARITIME HERALD Salling Days of the Steam Ships. FROM LIVERPOOL. ADAMS & CO, WILLMLR & 8! ENGLISH AG! REMOVED. TO T ERICAN PUBLIC—In reference to an advertisement to remark, that havini months consigued to their house about kages, parcels, &e , With request that we shoulo be advised Feturn of stesmship of th fe an moreover, not having during ment of their receijts yyy in A met during the last five 150 custom house G. Western, Matthews other interests, to the honse of Messrs WILLMBK & 5 MM, “Lirerpoot New York, 17th NURSE to take care of two children, one in the arms, the other walking. Nonenesd apply but one who has been in the hrbit of taking care of childrea; and also good recom- one who can work well at her needle, and make ehil- dresves. None other will answer. Ship Masters Apply at this office. We shall eateern it a favor, te, Commodore R p of the Shipping left at the Spoken on their passage, reign Newspapers or News they may have. immediately on their arrival home or abroad, will also confer a favor by 1} the Marine Intellij ‘nformation of an: PED—A situation, by a respectable Scotch woman, a family to any part of Euroe poly at 128 Cedar street, corner of Washington. Is News Fleet, a Report our News Fleet, a kteport d Correspondents, at pervon having a light busi to disnoae of for the abor Iney a‘drese to Albert, Herald Office, N. ¥- Tor’ not hjected to. ee ‘they ean obtain thanktutly received. tolen from the premii North Sixth stres PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 1. Gu Thrsdav night or Head, ore Copper Pump, and about t Pipes, ond abou" forty feet of 5; ward will be paid to auy person who will give information that will lead to the apprehensionand con vias ion «Fhe th Avthony, from Havre, r. Saw several large i ce. from Malaga, April 27, and Gibral- order. ist, 14 days from City of St Doringo, 30 do satin wood to Aymar & et, Brown. 6 days from Bermuda, with hides and to iB Fame, Lake, It days from Windsor, NS. with er, to master, PiBritiah brig Gleaner, Beckwith, 18 days from Winds with plaster, to thaater itish bi fer, Davideon, 12 days from W ° noha) with mdse, to be earned on at the old ner of Broome sie: staud, 189 Broadway, ¢! York. DANIEL ¥ CHRISTIAN 38. D: w York, July 1, 1844. PATRIOTS ATTEND. iotic citizens w Grand and Ludlo July 2, at 8 o'elrek, to hea iter appeinted to make he necesrary arcaugements display in th Park on the comin ‘All Patriots, Co ORVILL J. NASH, C! Tuomas Crantock, See. papier iia ICE—The firm of STEWART & WRIGHT bei dersigued will continue the COTTC journed meeting 0 » Son! rs oy itary Hall, comer Brig Mars Hill, Gray, 10 days from Machias, with lumber, | ‘Tuesday Evenin to Smith & Boynton. Brig North America, Richardson, 9 days trom Machias, with Brig Helen, Ch sary 0: eur national OW. se, 10 days from Cal: C., are invited to attend with lath, to Smith Bris Mary & Thomas, Norton, 12 days from ‘Thomaston, with lime, to wast ON ®, 13 days from St Crox, wit 8 orest. om Eleuthera, with 0450, 4 . Saw going in, schr ry ‘lark, Swett, from Nassau, NP. June 22. with 19 bark 8 tons redwood 3000 bushels salt to Draver & Devlin; 10 turtles Ashley, Poole & Co Sailed in co with ache James P it the same place, THOMAS J STEWART. CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD. D at Wall street, corner or Wi E Proprietor of the CONCERT SALOON in Broad- ts i g avLOUnced one wa. will mateh the colored Suitable Refreshments will be provided. 100 “aay other Bre foo tater nies ther T will eaasch Jone Dianced | ad sccommodations, (having lsrge and airy abi against him for the above sum, be selected by each party. private, the expense to be divi match to have all receipts over actual expenses. LONG S. WOOLDRIDGE ft no American — ene, Saulaner, 16 daye from Win d, Ayre, 15 days from Cumberland, NS. Noyer. Judue to aJig and Keel; one y to select athird. If ded; if public, the w with grinds: ones, to Schr Globe, Irons, 9 days from Addison, Me. with lumber, s from Eastport, with AUCTION | _AMUSEMEN'Ts UCTION NOTICE Sheriff's Sale —Th a. a 1 eielenk Gece ious Pate) gee | PALBEO'N NEW YORE OPERA HOUSE, fat yr . a Garden in Hevry street, near Atlantic street, HAMBER STREET. Brookly a collection of +hoice Dablias Roses, Az ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR Vins, Hell Cactus, Magnolias, Khocodentrous. Pei tropes, ! equal | Doors open at half-past_7—Periormauce to commenee at 8. i ie of Sh * nlite boy p= Sh atccorment vente Bag “wee MONDAY. JUL Yu Auesotirer. | ‘TH ITALIAN OPERA HOUSi, WILL RE-OPEN, THe RA Rots er et eat Hoar Aveape MapaMeciN a Daoneau Pheist crease GAY BL CCR ER A CO, | Will make her first appearance previous to her departure for ove will sell at op Tuesday, 2) Joly next, at 12 ope: rate Mereliaut Exchacge the fery valuable proverty | MONDAY EVENTNG. July 19 will be peweated How of i " nebr. ted a 0) | The evened’ somcstes ty iter we the estuie ad te onthe LITALIANA IN AbGlEsL street, (which is {00 feet wi pod paid for.) Isabella fad he houve 1s a large two ato cellar under the whole, and a stable on Sith street. ‘The premises are de- sirable for the purpose ofa public house, and is now occupied assuch at a reat of $400 forthe current year For terms and Riuflecians Pay to the auctioneers, No.7 Broad street,or to G. NOWLAN, Prospect Hal ‘ork rille ‘hi ely take place on the above day. N. B—the Box office week, from 10 o’elock A. M. Bosry: ‘Thove wishing board in a cool and retired situa- | may be secured for the Opera. le th all the comforts of a home, would de well to apply at ENo.8 Leroy'at. Picsr moderate. ‘This hay the ad- NIBLO’S GARDEN. vantage sald nin Maha? eS ts OPEN FON Tk SUMMER SKABON Rooms WITH PANTRIES ATTACHED TO LET ‘The eatertanments he direction of With or without Board, ina healthy and delightful part be under ITCHELL ear route, within thirty or forty rods of | MONDAY EVENING, July Ist, 1614, will be produced ton Parade Ground. /Also, three or four g NATIONAL Gi men can be accommodated with Board and Bed Rooms moderate. Apply at 49 Amos street. OQDGINGS 25 cents at the Ni Lite bacriber hav ig eset a wad eat te t connected wit tablishment. 20 D Tat Grom nie friends 9 ‘and the publ SAS. of weather, as the Grand Kutenee from Broadway 3 , proweted, the Ni , which is Ventilated Wa Kor anes saber of long Benches an eye od hp —— VAUXHALL. ! Acting Manager, Mrs ‘Timm | Stage Manager-+Mr. Waleot PEND AY LAGS 7 jake Joly at Fmance wi my THE AGKERABLE SUMP Ap Intermisson of th tes To conclude with the Extraragnues entitled r - THE SAVAGE AND ‘HE MAIDEN. Head, No. 3 Barclay st. :- Eh hed. saves ppoRy NEES FIRTY CEN Ts << No POSTPONE MEX'L at this Hatablishweat on account TING in the cit N TAYLOK, Surgeon 25 it haf ao hor Pe tater Gold 8 MAD'LLE CELES poo Bay iyi fae SERVE BS WER All operations eer a aL ser tawe _IC7™_No Foatpowement on account of the weather. R. EVANS, No. 208 PEARL STREET, near Beekman PEALE’S NEW YORK MUSEUM. treet of the Royal College ot ‘Surgeons, Lon- AND PICTURE GALLERY, ¢) don; College of Physicians, Baltim M Society of * Broadway jew. York, &Kc., continues’ to. practice physic and surgery, (confidentially, as urual.) It is well known that Dr. Evans ‘Tremen: Sabre Sika tesueah cb racenmetebecns Mis cere | senisien teepernctonl etpanene f f curable by others ‘The do | ae : Ras paid particlular attention to all disesate. jy itere | Thue ia the TePPOREN DANC; each performer being ‘The well-known Store, well adapted for | “*PPled with « red hot one, TO LY FI pose, 413 Broadway corner of Li ed. | tHE TH t! isi Tee Tay be had on the lat of August. vorpa: | SHkEK INCHES SHORTER SHAN TOM THUMB cutars, rent, Ke., apply at the store ¥ MANAGE. chit Maia, by di ee Seer ol eraraebmstae —~ ___ew wie. GIANTESS, biX FEET SIX ; GRAND FISHING AND OTHER EXCURSIONS. 7H ee ree ORM ERS! THe Steamboat THOMAS SALMOND, AL. FOR ONE SEUNG. Captain W. ‘T Shaltz, will run to the Fish agement of Backs during the , Mondays, ‘Tues- MONS. AND MA U0: 8eLLE CHECKIN], “rnuredays, and Fridays Places of stop- Who, with the amiatsnerof a Ballet Corpe, on We Si cad Consisting ofa variety uf Dances, serious and groteequa. ‘The the Forties: | POMC TABLEAUX BY THE WHOLE COMPANY. tions, revurn, ; ambermaids in | MR. WINCHELL, Mi. W. CONOVER, Fo age rae e ‘tit CONOW Elly Those who bring boats must bring them to Pier No 1, North Miss ROBALIE CLIN® scoompl Son River. "No chirce for towing. Dinner and. tefreshiments ou wid Damense. LQ PETITE AEST Heat a ous. «nee i & bag FRG AY AER NOAN BR CURSIONS for Chil WONDERKUL ORPHAN VaMiLy, dren, Families aod Schools, to Fort Hamilton and Lower Bay, ny-bex Minstrels ‘otuer melodists in Ame- every Saturday during the season —T'he boat will leave Amos | Who sing hiner aud lower Can exe pepe malediets'za Ame stands seveo feec high, and an 2 street, at? P Canal street, 254 sharine Ferry, Brook- | rica, as one ol lyn, 3 4 i Pik AC x Recureaa ka Pertormth ois aey%s and Saturday's at al e same e. mM in attendance. ‘ednesday curday’s freahmenta on board, Fare for the excursion, ouly ON BHIL- | sWeloeu foe che coset Of te day” rain aoe . charge to the performances. T'o commence in the evening at 8) SUNDAY FXCURSIONS TO TURTLE BAY, | o'clock it shillii WARD'S ISLAND, THROG’S NECK AND NEW_RO: | 1S Grate ce ane og to celebrate the Fourth CHELLE—every Suaday during the season. Leaving Amos | with a degree of splendor the important vce sion demands. puetats al street. 936: Pier No. 1 North. River, | cc ST tharine Kerr kiyn 996 : Pike street, 10 and De AMERICAN MUSEUM. treet, 10. Will leave New Rochelle ata P. M —aod ‘RIAL GARDEN. land at the sane places, Refreshments on board. fare each aND PE STUAL FA way 25 cents. aND ERPETUAL Pi, Je26 tis ec HENRY ¥. RIELL, eceer oe ivay, and Ana Broad: *, MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, FOURTH OF JULY. . July ist, 2d and 3d. 5 3 E GRAND PeRFOKMANCES Meee, NEINING, AMD APTENUD A, op nr | MUGABE Rae eran ‘he splendid steamer NW YORK THE SMALLEST. amet ASTONISHING , COLO CHAIN ! a native of the “Ola Domniva In Creation ! view of th: F NINETEEN YEARS OLD!? of Sandy Hook, giving passengers an opporiuaity to enjoy the| AND ONLY 27 INCHES HIGH! my Oreeze—returning to the erly about Ls is eugaued for a few days, aod may be seca througout the day AFTERNOON EXCURSION, and avening, is intelligent, sociable, and every way it- The steamer NW YORK will leave Peck Slip at 2 o'clock | teresting, being affable and ngreeable a his manners, and Pier No. 1.N. R at half-psat 2, and proceed up the North 3 i INFANT SIS TES, ver three or four miles on the easterly side, returning on the | UF FOUK AND 81X YLARS OLD. i, weaterly side, near Hoboken—passing down the Bry through | 'ust arrived from Europe, and who were received with such the Narro' turning to the eity at 6 o'clock. repeated burst of applause last week, will agaic appear in their A Band of Music is engaged for cursion. admired Bongs and Dances Fare for ench exe raion 50 cents, Refreshments on board, For further information enquire at 283 Pearl street Laat Week of HE GIANT AND GIANTESB! Py vT velock A, PM, 2 oo sees tea Mer mer oS cau sick at : THREE GRAND EXCURSIONS! ORPHEAN FAMILY OF VOCALISTS! TWO EXCURSIONS AROUND STATEN ISLAND LITTLE MIS OF Cat SIX YEARS ! ADD ONE DOWN THE BAY, Mrs Western, Great We ke, 4 By the aplendid stsambont SOUTH AME | ‘New | omc Melange, entitied "4 Chapcerot Aceidemts,” RICA Capt MH. Truesdell, MORNING | together with the COMIC YANKEE OLIO, by Mr. and SXCURS:ON—Leave Barclay, street at 9] Mrs, Wests on evtoew, Ames sitert NK at 034, Pier No.1N-R.at9}¢,and | GHEAT PREPARATIONS are making for the 4th, Market street at 9% and proceed around St land several new novelties nud attractions being already engaged. AFTERNOON EXCUKSION—Leav: y street at2 | 7" Admission to the whole 25 cente-—chiidrem Beaer vom o'ciock, Amos street N.R. at 244, Jersey City at tweaty-five | yeuis, half price, 430 re minutes past 2, Pier No. iN. R. at 24, and Market stroet at | ——~ Trond round State é CASTLE GARDEN. Heat oe itt | EVENING EXCURSION—Leave Barclay street at 7, TLE CSRDE fot of Aimos acvtet M,N. av 7SQ.cud Pier ust NeW aco GRAND GALA WEER. clock, for'an excursion down the Bay, returning te ihe eity Monday, July tat, 1644 Re o'¢lo. a Fare Fifty Cents for each Fxeursion EL JALbO HENKICO, ne Band of Music will accompany the boat. Ls FRE ee cues. k-down Dancer in the | As the Souch Awerica is a first-class Dost, of superiog speed Mone raed Pitot Aporarance bece, ing, on each excursion, in view of the Uuited Ststex Fortihea- | MONS. CASS! MIR in the FEATS OF SAMPSON tions on Governor's Istaud Statea Istand iq | The beautiful DONNA OT WAVIA oa the STEEL WIRE. Schr Kegulator, Sun'th, 9 ATER FOWER—For sale or to let, quantities, first rate hydraulic privil prices, suitable for any 1 establishments, at Somerville, New Jersey, only three hours! LOOMIS & LYMA: No. 22 Wall strest, up FOR SALE—A VALUABLE FARM, CONTAINING 51 acres meadow or tillable land, 15 d middie sized timber ; ano, 43g acres salt Jy 14 miles from’ Elizabeth. ke lexdiog to Nahway. On the premises is ue story house, two barn in large or small at the lowest with lath, &e. to now. Schr Sultana, Norton, 9 days from Maine, with lumber, to SchrCyprus, Sawyer, 9 days from Macaias, with lath, to master. Schr Henry CI w 5 my Potomac, Duncan, 8 days from Calais 0. ride from New York, f} Foster, 9 days from Machias, with lumber, Schr Ellen, Chapman, 4 days from Richmond, with coal, to Schr G. Wasnington, Bowen, 3 days from Virginia, with y Jane, Swett, 3 days from Virginia, with shingles, Schr Exchange, 3 days from Virginia, with shingles, to the 1, Jones, from Virgi jev, Jones, from Virginia. Yacht Lancet, Swett, 10 days from soston, all in good order ; two wells of water, two app! a variety of other fruit trees. Possession sooner if required. For further particulars, iv CHAEL TYNAN on the premis 115 Faltn street, New York. Ii the above property is not it will on that da) sposed of by the 13th of July, be offered at public auction at Barque Texidor, Lockwood, 12 days from Mayaguez, with anCAE SUMMER HATS sugar, to WW De Forest. 178 BROAD WAY othe a tecrites bas u0w on , Sail compl-te assortment of Summer 8 Z D. Bassett, Londo finished off im 1 at te ot el-gance un- randa, Howland, Belize, Hon; Burgers, Turks Islend; ight black Hats, ordelia, Harch, Ponce, | surpassed by an suitab!e for sam: Correspondence of the Herald. RHovE Isuanver Orrick. Newrort, June 29, Horton, Taunron tor Philadelol Richmond. $14 Marine: ‘and others Arr at night, Gen Cobb, Bt York; Barton, Ingran Ri 3 Wi tiemen’s Ridiog above line are respec Arr 27th, Adslaide, NEAPOLITAN BONNETS. ED, Paventees of the NEAPO- respeetiully jaform the publi men for'an easters port a:denas via N UHE UNDERSI LIAN BONNET ney have iemoved N, Delancy street, near the Bowery, where the the newest style and Ladies are inviced Indiana, Louran, Providence for do Bath for do; President, Hathay Mills, Providence for Aibany; 5! Garrison, do for Suffolk; a, Hutchens. Philadelphia Macs»soit, Diaper, Key West, Capt D recovered id bed, by his steward, who yavied it, at Key West. Cap. perb article of ladies’ dress, of transpareny ¢ earness is constantly oa hand. £ C pe mpc them, rmnet for our manufac.ure “Dealers. supplied. at Wholesale, as usual, by THOMAS i te PATTISON, NOE & co. NEW IMPORTATION OF ENGLISH SADDLERY. J. THOMSON, 37 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK, KSPECT#ULLY intorms his friends he has commenced im) or. < Smith, do for Tro ; Time ‘New York for Fall many are selling a very mfericr the $1600 of which he confessed and told where he had bi ere h, all wind bound Miscellaneous, for London; Oxford, for Liver- will sail to-day. Packer Sirs Victort pool, and Oneida, for Hav: Annivats 1x Casapa.—Comparative statement, of arrivals, tonnage and passengers, juebec, in the years 1843 and 1844, to the 26th Saddlery of the MH 5 a d Steel vilitary and Portable Box Spurs; Plain and Spring Surry sovered Harness Fi ‘Whalemen. Arrant Greenport, LI. 234 ult, Sarah & Esther, Harlow, | a th #00 bbls out H ina, Val, NW Const, Sid fm New Bedford 28th, Wade, Downs, Indian Ocean. tld fm Sag Har Hox » Seal Skins, S'ir up ih Gow and Silver Moumed Ladi fety Corch and Gig Reins ; ooks, Swivelsand Harness Mount jpok: Fasex, 11 days from Matauzas for St Peterburg, Juse 27, lat 36 30, lon 70—by the Trident, at this port. Woreign Ports. Dr Hiteheoek, Douglas, Idg for Havana, June 2—1a ice, Wdg; Jolin Cuskie, a and R Fuls‘ord, Seobie, wi ellation, Jnckson, for Von York, Neson, dodo; ; Elsinore, Julius, for Ru Leather, Chau is the most favorable ter > Well to examive ths abave Goods, as they 0 their auvautaye RECREATION AND COMFORT. VALIDS AND ALL OTHERS, J. BARCLAY & CO. Have orenen Fon THE Sai LONG BRANCH, N. J., JO WELL KNOWN 0 the citizens of New York and © Philsdetphin in past yeors bei jecidedly the best H 1 a hundred mises of either city ad every aitention they of sea be thing during the aid Long Branch furnishes every inducement to tidividuals, for health, reereation and © of Fishing, the vieinity of the ¥ sport, aad the Guoner wyil fod ao lack @f game Th Steamer ORUS, ftom Kolton Market wharf, and the SHREWSBURY, from t! ¢ f aud retara duly f om the Or ers are conveyed to ‘Tennessee, Winslow, for Bor Harmon, for NYoi 0 ik, Ide; Ospray, Hipley, St Pet es, Cowes aud a mkt, a, Gallagher, from Philadelpti will certoinly fied i do; Wevertou, Mayo, | ——<—<—<———— jal po'von, Gregg wee; Henrietta, Kiehardson, from Portland, just N THEIR HoTeL aT J2—In port, Geo. Henry, Blakeley, Victory: Elwell, for Boston, 10. la, "Babbidge, co load for N Bridgeport, Adams, for do, is, with an Fquestrian Co ‘The advantages miner mov the ere apparent to all merienn vesxel Banks affrds great buco, sid fm Para June 26—Four o'clock, P M—Two bri ny Klizabeth, Adnet, 4th, for Sarinan tof Cathyiae M ‘Thompson; ‘Parmel Ethott, Liverpool; Hartlepool; Lock woo n Giasgow; 224, Tune 27—Arr Weardale, Johnston, Newe: h. ad Nestor, Stewart, Cid Sultana, Lambton, bi Lake Porta, 4q oles Lexington, and R carriages Loug Branch, Jane 24, 1844 SOURSE—KOO" in Portoferry; Wanderer, Bryan, on she Mih of Ueto ondon; Messen: Miller, Glasgow. cr within one hour, 8250 10 the secon race, $100 the third beat in she mee. and $0 to the fourth; however the flac in the rare does not perform tea males within if the second, third sud jes v 1thin che hour, a, $100 only with by 4 and Wybesh, Sind Ashtobula; Remdesr, Trenton, ©: vend, Clevelond; M. 1 United States, for the wine ther of the above p wen for their et, cuss ive dujlars entrance will be charged to prevent persons ens einw theit names who do not intend to rua ; pet the above are reqae I _be aliowed 10 September, i troyty Madivon, Chiewo. ( LAND June 6—Arr Empire, Buffalo; Mick, Toledo; ray Ward, and Chip nesylvania, Huron, ‘tr Viariner, Fe eecent Georgisna, Bond Dean; Kasex, Gananog Atieatic, Kingston. Home Ports, Longe, June 21-Sla Mt Morivh, Rogers, Hichmond; Balti Seivey, and Ouly Daughter, NY ork t, Jone M— Arr t site, and Adams,——— SId 2st, Oreg Brown, do; Chas Hammon ‘ANGOR, Jane 25—Arr Salin HoMAsTox, June 20—Arr Cieorwes, race, and sh tion will be allo pewa, Sandusky wark: 24th, Gra ove race, run on NYork; 22d, Cite ny 0 rae oF roach of $90.8 mare ; West Hoboken, N.J., <7 BROW NING, ork. Sid ist, Foantain, Wellsby, Ale BROADWAY the unequal.ed scenery for whien NewYork | ly LO. DOMENICO'sS IMENSE FLIGHT af eajoving the fresh sebreets, und avoiding the hee dastaed | UPON A COMD UPWARDS OF 210 FE IN HEIGHT. danger of the day. jy dtm: GRAND FIKEWORKS. \EXCURSIONS echployrd int making eriuapecreces fone a eee SECOND AND THIRD, | TAumivtaner 2s cente—Cbildven half Price Sul hare plied LPS poe TE Sea ‘ot M ii ruesdel MONDAY, OLYMPIC THEATRE, 1 pe ste hes Ba Va MOST POSITIVELY Tr. LAST WEEK. 3h, and dup North 7 ER. wfeiamine wate enyactivelock NS __ PUBLIC ‘HOLIDAYS. T & XCURSION—Leave Barelay street north REDUCTION OF PRICES, o'clock P.M, and Pier No 1.N. KR. at Segree 25 cents | Pit down, the Bay and up the Hudson— L have cow an opportunity of sreing “The 1 the city at 1 o’eiock mancer of the 19th ceutw Mr Sutton, will give his Grand street _at 4 o'clock P. | Scenes of Ventriloquism and Magie et street KR at 434, MONDAY, July iat, ursion Down the Bay, retarning at 756 o'clock, during the week. And on Thursday, Jul DSESDAY, July 3~Leave Barciny street at 4 o'clock : ‘Two Performances, one commen i State Prison Dock at 4 1-3, Market street £.. R. 4%, and | o'clock in he Afternoon, and the oF the evening es usual. OLN. Rat 5—Returning at 734. ‘COLD WATER—COLD WAT SOLD WATER! @F are Fifty Cenws for each excursion. be exhibited ey eve 'y A fiae Baad of M ill necompany the Boat, and Refresh. D t halt-past 7 rtain ri 8 o'clock precisely. nents will be provided suitable for the occasion. oxes 25 cents, Fit lag cents, Private Bones $3 and. 84 each: These yr wut Leonie and tree vedas cl re- | Box office open as usual 4¢30 Iw* re ‘ n ereellent, opportuatt Oyng. the sea breeze, | — se + ; trdviewit ihe magniticen: ‘scenery about the Bay and Hibor VAUXHALL GARDEN. °'N. 8—Should the weather prove unpleasont for the Evening FOURTH OF JULY JUBILEE ! Excursion ov Monda: 1 it will be postponed antil Taesday, ob- HE PROPRIETOK and Management beg to announce serving the sane hours, and landing t! 5 ing all that exp-rience, unlimited out- Toree Graud Excorsions ou the Jay and taste enn affor der VAUXHALL GARDEN, ments. a the FOURTH i u 5 the EXCURSION FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY, | ¥-Srantiful piney of amas mect in the city. GREAT, Bilt FOR NEWBUKGH. the, (armed Alcove ot whisb will” be laid. dows « BALL ‘The steamboat JAMLS MADISON, Capt, | KOOMFLOOK of FOUR THOUSAND FEET | tormin re staeabout JAM LS SMADINO ‘4 Ruzal Salon de Dance of Matchless! Beauty and Comfort,atni east ecteok the Shace of Westooned ‘Trees, ‘The utmost ceeo:um wi strictly preserved, while every oppor for rauonal hilarity aad amusement. Admission to Garden and Saloon, Fifty Cente. jed0ec DR. LARDNER’S LYCEUM. NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY. ‘The public ermented his collecti ‘A great ex- jy dere | en visitto New Yorn, Dr. Larduer hee rapa NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT planet Room of te Ne ait alee 1} commence a series of Optical ‘Aperimen: y iL ke xhi bat a FOR ALBANY AND TROY—Morning Nath C mee Sciestific Soiees, on the Evening of the Line trom the foot of Barelay street, anding | \'RHUKBOAT NEXT, THE FOURTH OF JULY, that they are combi " o’cloe! ~ Remaini four hours, giving an opportanity ot view! p Bosna Head Quarters, and ealoving, the beautifal Scenery Highlands and the Hi Returning—Leave Ni 4 o'clock P. M. and arrive in New ¥ ork 1t 9 o’eloe: timtermedinte places, Sh ier i i ketch of MPIRE, Unptae S. BR. Roe, this mom | "Pe he WHE Aine, Bis hastorical, (aud miliary l ‘ with a description of the “Phe ‘steamer TROY, Captain A. Gotham, to-morrow BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS merivent Lt evens the foot of Courtiindt street, direct HE AS MCR OS SOF APPARATUS, Svening ¢ from the foo Li ) » du J > Avhe steamer SWALLOW, Captain A. MeLenn, this even: i \ of ing at 7 o'el ‘The steamer ALBANY, eveniag, at 7 4 «ook The Hosts of this Line, owing to their light draught of wa- ter) ore able at all times to pass the bars. and reach Albany and ‘Troy in ample time to take the morning train ef ears for ptain RK. B. Macy, to-morrow plies to objects, to powers expable of en- aductions of uature ONE THOU- TIMPS. And n variety of other the east OF west. - cientific exhibitions, which will be duly announced. For passage 07 freight. aup!y on bowtd, or ot th offices on the fre wharves jyl re Ee me Yo STR ri FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS!! PEOPLE'S Horn o8 Re ee OF erety description and size, made of the best materials, al GAIGT hadats cowie iveeth Db ad by akilfal workinen. wil be sold as cheap as auy other Seah rect ot 70 Tron thet Btesiboat Ber be: | "Poracier by” Nant Sy, ARLE L. treets. e y . ” -hatham st. KERBOCKEIG Captun A. P. se, | 2tllteyd rre Re een Monday, Wednescay and Friday evenings, at 7. ‘The Steamboat ROCHESTER, Captain A. Houghton, on hi turday Evenings, at 7. Leaning at interme ate PI PH ERICA, Capt Tharaday and Satui 5PM The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Cavuun Wm HH Peck, Monday, Wednesday, Friday nnd Sanday, at 5 P.M Passengers taking U ine of bon il arrivein Albany in ample time to take the Moraing S'rain of Cars for theeaat or ” ‘The above Bontsare new jubstan with pew and elegant Stace Kooms, and for 9) nodatious are unrivalled on the Huvaoa | ¥ ht, apply on board, orto F.C. Sehultrat yl re cos KG : teambout 3 Cratveaden, | uesday, OURSE—TROTTING. A. Purse of $200 will be given. FOR Packer of the let of July wagon snd dri The fv jh RD tain | kntries to be made Monday Eveniog July Ist Rathboue, | vat R. Smith's, 31 Park Row, three or more to For passage. havin 030 2" Jap regular preket ships, every five days. and drafts for £1 for sa'e, payable at all the prncipal brake throughout Great Bri aad Ireland, @0 application as above. f the tt July.—The FOR LONDON ke Capt aerems will sail eket VICTORIA, bo N. B_ Passage from f f be secured at the lowest 1 by the reguiar packets, on appli BF — —r mene Um FOURTH OF JULY W ORL EANS.—LOUISIANA AND ot in 2 mn i] a SERV URE OSEAN seh aalse meee | CENTREVILLE COURSE—TROTTING AND to wil 6 of Joly —The fast sarling packet ship ACING. ‘ Mises SIPII, Captain Hilliard, will positively sail ax above, | The following Raciog avd Trocing will come off over the ser requlat duy. shove Course, July h, at 3 o'clock, P For trengnt or paannay, haging handsome furnished secomino- t Puree, $30; mile heats, best thi piy oa hoard, at Orleans Wharf, foot of tree e. ma COLON aco J. Whelpley enters++ br One Eyed Riley 56 South strees C8. B fe v m Betws Ae Positively ne goods repeived afver the evening of the Sth inst. J my . "Howes A in New Urleans~-Viessrs. Holiia nae Woodratt whe Second Purse $30, mile heats, best 2 io 5. in Harness. wll vroropely forward all voods te their address ( § Bertine enters + win Betsey Bedlum i Lenvint : FOR LIVER J. Whelpley bre One Ryed of Mth Jal R Third Parse, $50, for running horses eighty tod ROSCIUS, Captain J. Collins 0 to corying eateh werchts, ul ea above, her regular day ¥. VW. Snedeher enters-+- +..b te Baray Billeler For freight or passage, Saving, cocorams dations warqaal ied Mr Richmond . bg Jack Downie yrgolendot or comfort, apply on board, ac Orleans wharf, fot Charles Jnekson . £ Wall atreet, o to 4 Wm. Webber i sees » K. COLLING & CO. % Bomth » Toe public will have a chance of witness ¥ t passage $1 , there never having been before Kile of eseeets S'S asonp, Case. Cobv, will owed tie | ius sbave 447, Unare never having bran bake ee poe ; Roseins, and onil the 6th of August. Jl €e” | Admittance 50 conte yl 1g