The New York Herald Newspaper, June 3, 1847, Page 3

Metallle Tablet Rasor the and | cidedly easy, and dally improving. Cepital was \nout approved ‘now in ‘evar been . q ‘et less than legal rates 5C inheseat on tows wane seed? te cater your gon gs had olen favited to call | rities. The banks were in the market for loans st six neers GEAUNDERS & BON, 27 ia per cent, but good short business paper, was scarce, RON Cordvesdeserese) | and fancy stocks nd very little favor with east- ————————— ern banks and capitalists, Eastern railroad stooks for ea aa eee Teer cost | investment were firm, and scarce,at the present advane- % pnd in the Sre-plass ed rates, Bank stocks were not in favor. Itis also 5 and make no wirt. Tei sigan half the fuel used wu any | Stated that a heavy amount of state stocks, hold in | 96 half chests 43; 26 do 42%: 06 do 42; 200 121b boxes 41; bot! fo rHB LATEST MOMENT. TELEGKAPAIC PARREN Auctioneer. isday, Thursday, June 3d, at '0 o'clock, consis ng of Siegane eneral assort~ a, brown Havana and New pores aden my ‘und coffee, soap,candies,spices, pepper, rice, om: segars, tobacco, scales, one geriee Patent Al th Su ‘Baker are Susan, Mrs Dyott. Freveaicnssuno, Va., June 2, 1847. ; ; Gallery 25 cents. , bin as m ‘ Boxee $1; Fic 36 cents: > ante Tho mail from New Orleans bas arrived, but it oom ie coeda, Young Hyson, Old Hyson, linperial Guero nee ae - Black Teas, of superior quality, with nvarety of oot tick fl taing nothing In addition to what was brought by the air-tight principle, mal 113 half chests 3834; 4 5 ‘$4; 432 | in the line. ’ ¥ or -AREWE. SNEFIT OF MR. MILNeR. He c. sje You cxu Unke, bott and fryaithe sue time, it bayivg | London, have been purchased for American account, | du'sai, sor ae nih oso gee tt oe 8 Sale ns uma, rai in thie Borate tinints HE vataton Proveintonnn, | 2ereld Expr all cases to bike. ‘The public are invited to cat and examine | #4 brought home. They have paid s profit, and area| Hyson Skin—33 chests 34-7 do 28%; 14 do 20%; 60 AS AUST: aigued favlag dlapceod.of hia E. Stevens, Stage 8h, pitimtaday ven Cee the articles belore purchasiug elsewhere. ‘Sold wholesale and | gaying in the way of exchan do 24. i farm at Cold Spring, LI. will sell at apenas Jud, will be performed the HUNCHBAC K—Master W tite teeaeene retail by N. CORT, 58 Bowery, New York. 12 3 bd way of euchonge. , ee naif na; 140 0 20%. imises, on Weduesday, Fae gih his entire stock coonsting in | ford: Mr, B. Whitlock: Sie Thomas Clifford, Mr. Clark all by S. CORE vert. Sek The stockholders of the Lancaster Bank of Massachu- | jy ond Ui Delt ok . Agra werough bred brood mares YOUNG DOVE and | Fathom, Mr. Hadaway Julia, Miss C, Wemyss. ‘The Presidaics Jeane Dr. Wood's Sarsaparille and WyiMl CHEFrY | setts, have accepted the act of the last legislature, au- | Gunpowder 30 aif chute eit, so do 68; 10 do and ESILY Rie vol ee aeeiga none pedigrevs ma: be sean | ,,Luting the evening Bx, Brookes will dance bis ce eadeniv’s Journey to North Carolina. arr ataliy smote, Weedirethe vabitec there has mong topad's | thorlaing them to inerease thelr cepltal from $100,000 oc | 17 cases 68K; 10 halt chests Ovy 6° ds, cond. B00 elo boxes | adeAcashs Vol J by Prenencgit? ¥: aling cots, | toe Onclude with the drama of PUTNAM—Gen, Putnam, Rareiow, May 29, 1847, nore extensive uses in cases, of Berotula, Dyspepsia. Liver | $195,000. The directors have declared a dividend of Cth Donen ay oe tei2'6| 39 halt cheute 68; 60 B06); 998), | Also. several, remarkably ne oroughbred Dasha Cente, | ee eer Wiis ¥ a ap 0 = his party bave had « successful rum ‘i fori ‘4 impuri ued xes 47; 21 half en 43; ing Ute i . of blood, ian the shove pepales remedy ee fer of | nine per cont, payable June lst, from the surplus pro- | half chests 40; T0'171b Doses Toi. 100 tolls boxes with | fursitarey Pleasure and oth ca TEAM sowee | Bese ie gf tie nd sna gpasinanaphsiprnardlyrsecbseiucd oon the one, the mo. changed, while at of the | Gt, ‘The additional capital was to have been pid in, | drawn. NB/—The above sal WILLIAM JONES. Doors open at 6% o'clock. Performance com: 73 ple, and they are now in this city in the woods, resting od, and tone and ViGSe, aa ee 1, Pala In, |" “Imperiale-27 half chests 65; 17 canes 6136; 10 hf chests | yBoqi'te shore ale will commence at$.o lock AM but “any vent g dune Sub oead bet nace ot Recents | fom the fatigues of thelr journey. Wo propose hereia a ton street; at 192 Broadway;311 Bleeker 60; 18.do 59; 2 do 64; 45 do,200 121b boxes and 200 6lb do | 9th prove stormr, the next fair dae rand opernbot $2 MTA MTDE ae a ormance of Rossints | recapitulation of the acidents of the trip, A l. rf -coruer Fulton and Cranbury streets, | ‘The Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of Memphis, Tenn. 5876; 7 hf chests 53; 200 121bJboxes and 200 6lb do 4434; 45 CHGICE PLANTS AT AUCTION—A LEVY wil | Afsace-Signora Pico; Assur, Sig Beneventano: fdrenus, Sig THE RUN DOWN THE Poromac, Brooklyn. jel Steod "| has been run upon for specie, to the amount of from fifty | !7Ib do 26. sell on Friday morning wt 11 o'clock, at 293 Broadway, a -azema, Siguora’ Boulard; Oroe, Sig L Martin; ge L , , A 4 gees | + Oroe, + | Pawar, May 28—Nine o’Clook, A. M.—Steamer Pow- The Married Woman's Private Medical | tosizty thousand dollars. ‘The cause ofthe run was the | _puyre'%yueKoe 29 cheats 3034, Bre Volt comiscigner nticese arenes Com. the warien of | MGs SLED ust 4 atthe box ofice, ts ter of boxes | here Cuaietss ideas At. theoehs toa sohibes Coqpranion—By Dr: A; M-Meuricesu, Professor of Diseases | return of some protested checks drawn bythe bank upon | _ Ningyong Souchong 10 hf chests 24; 510 do 2344; 261 | ding Double Carnations, Dahtias in’ pots ond: woctg aadestts | and Paquette, $1 2a tier 0 genta;-Private boxes for enghe pet Er ; 4 egies of Women, Second edition. Price $1. i do and 125 201b boxes 23; 60 hf cheste,488 151b boxes and | finest of Roses for garden and parlor, : Othcee from tem. Naot Papago’ wt the box | der way. Company: The President and lady, Col. J. X. The erect ie eet a Philadelphia institution, and the bank not opening its | 4 . OXe8 23; chests, Paintings, &c. Saturday ever jezarer | Office, from 10 A M. ui IY o'clock P.M. daily. Walker, private secretary of the President; Hon. John jousanids are sold) has compelled the f doors on the morning after until an hour after its usual | 77% 20lb do withdrawn. ‘ ; 4, W, BROWN : ~ | Beare Spee tale mere te Baril iB, i piel Beery fe Se aniatene ocean later aneditiae waleniniod. Koku Oolong—100 hf chests 2534; 103 do 2334; 60 do 23; EW AND BEN CoT OA Apctioncer Doors open at half past 7. performance to commence at 8 ¥. Mason, Secretary of the Navy, two daughters and For sale at 222 Brondway, uuder the Ameryean Museum time. The protested checks were promptly paid, and | 50 7lb bxs 31; 80 do withdrawn. KEEPING ARTICLES we W oe eat onee, | PALMOS—A CARD—sIGR A BARILI fully au | two bo, J. ¥. M J Moer in thi Broadway, and by Dr A.M. Mauriceau. at his Medical every bill presented redeemed, Souchong—02 hf chests 2236; 270 do 23; 100 do 20; 313 | aphymder June Mier Goss elceh eNY: aeom wel on | Po eee Ane AAD SIG RA HARILI respectfully au | two boys, one, J. Y. Mason, Jr., # young o “ ve Lit et et Hot au zeiber e Coy omer | CTO DAY roented redeemed, cterted in Puiteaa. | *@ mune Gar oft adi atar ol Saco Ht, vhs Bel wl ake act x lands EatsgM | even, and roeny trom the aundron i the Chinese Dn the recelut af Siro cape willbe’ 6 PI io del- | “Orange f'ekoe—38 hf chests 1734; 90 do withdrawn. comprising —M. hogany rock arm, and other e! inst, * seas; Miss Rucker, @ niece of the President; Lieut. M. ue grananitted by mail (free | phia, was that the bank in that city did not receive such | _ Supoy Pouchong—19 half cheste 834¢; 165 chests with- | glasgBrustela carpe wash stinds, lamps, Soesinits grand and popular opera, SEMIRAMIDE. of postage) to all wine bo-tles, tumblers, wines, champagne glasse acts Signor and Signor Benedetti will | ¥: Maury, U. 8 N., and son; and two ladies of Wushing- SL dise from » | drawn. is, Se. i) p The, Wigs and Scaips manufactured by ee ps : Hip geh apalbyaite aoe Pouchong—29 chests 30}; 45 do 23; 43 do 2234. glexant New Fusniture, Freuch sofas, parlor and cottage chair | fgg 8 t2 Hom Maestro Baril’s Opera,“ Corrado di Jattre’” | £00) Mrs Jackson and daughter, Miss Lyne, destined for jarchelor are certaiuly the greatest invention of the Se ee boy ma 5 a gard, yon ECHANICSHALL wiv BRO. Henderson, N.C. Of servants, they had William, the cor hair 4 % ADWAY, b Bariier Ms 7 ie verfecdly yatural iv appearan ¥ that it i ares us ese, fon Sees chs fag hg cetaiae, TELEGRAPHIC. lated ware, lamps, girandoles e's ith a variety of other M. 7 rey pon hats faithful and intelligent body-guard of the President. aud i i 1e ivenc’ — 4 fe + Ma vening during tl I ctreste teen Hepa taee bv leastener sate alate bouts 7 fj ji ‘df Markets. SSIGNEES’ SALE OF DINING AND EATING CHAISEYS SINGH rg Me week: | Lindsley Muse, the personal attendant of Judge Mason y, ¥ of the Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank is not general F Th to find & \nree assurtusents cad” also Bescbslor’s jnstantansons generally eer po sa House, No. 118 William street PR id ateon diners Success attending their Concerts, which | in the Navy Department. A very modest and wnpre- liquid oir Dye, for changing red or grey hair, without iujury | questioned in Memphis, but whether it can sustain itself peaternys pparaiguirgtag ied This property. will be sold at public auetion on Thursday, | Wich highiy: apse chia anes ttte pee crowded nightly | tending ti is Phili Prinee to the hair or skin. against a heavy run, is very doubtful. Very fow of the | The market for cotton was heavy to-day, with rathor | the 10 of June, instant, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, on the | With high Bina only fadlegces, tee the folicitations of * turn-out, a old King Louis Philippe or Ship Fever 1s breaking out in different parts | banking institutions of the country can stand for any | lght sales. BroadstuMls, were steady, and sales of a fow | Homer wld Wain tobale 3 Go Peoria Marebeider fle ofthe city. Persons that are debilitated, und have poor blood, | length of time an unexpected run for specie from its bill | thousand barrels of Ohio, and other Western brands, | ‘The | sirable one. ‘Aulmlesion 25 conte: z GER. | a strate of the greatest nation, in abv tween ceun oseapga te ayieo ie |leldars, ‘The aaota of theabove named bank are large, | NeT® made at $6 75 a 0 67%, The ales of wheat | gas aiutgalomh ale Hoom,mableabenbarable,| Armee een ConertcommenceratGoslock, | the lementa of great upon the taes of the very best rensedy is Doctor Townsend's Sarsaparilla, ‘It bas | aro daily maturing, and are deemed ample under all ordi. | SMounted to 40,000 bushels at $125 8133, Corn con- he kitchen is provided with a range and other necessary ‘ME ICAN MUSEUM—PERFORMANCES both af. | “Mt. The morning passed off delightfully — for noon and the sun was bright, and the river scenery soft and tinued to move pretty freely, and sales reached about | “fief, 11 farnished and : pvening. * pee cree ary exigencies to meet the lables prompty audio | Hined So move. veatty treaty bad sales zenebe yellow, | rable for hoarders, by the day or week, Ths whsie wits | ne Oath EAN Fanny, on KENNEBECK | beautiful. Eight miles below Alexandria we passed close out sickening, purging oF vomiting, or debilitating the patient. | fll. ‘ Fe ap oe sougther orany portion of the furniture separate, and all | The most talented and popular Band in America are engaged | UB4T the guns of Fort Washington, co ee tects tigre, 7 Se ea jugar continue inactive. great bargains. Je23tr__ | at this house, and will give their Grand Concerts thisafternocn | than the Castle of San Juan @’Ulia, rt 00 Trens'y Notes 6's f 150 hs Morris Canalsgms 18 wore UCTION NOTICE—Mountain Pavilion at Weehawken vat half-past 3 and s.quarter Past 8 o'clock, when | hundred Yankees as a garrison, and the oth Daguecsaal We understand that a re- | 100 "do sme 105 0 slams 18 Bautimons, June 2, P. M, will be sold at auction on ‘Thursday, the 3d day of June lented performers will appear, including the Chap. | thousand Mexicans, Duting the last wer tt ong bones cent improvement has been made jn the mode of operating by. | 12009 pea nsO%y, sie BY tebinecndta The news brought by the Rainbow reached us b at 10 o’eloc 'M., on the premises, at the above numned Wit couover, tMiss Ju ind others up on the approach of the British fleet, whi: the Daguerreotype process, which will require a sitting of | Sole Penn's 5's n Ri si = ee x farei onsisting of hair ALOR SAROLEOR BON AP RR to levy “military contributions” on ‘Alezandrisy am ouly five secondsy instead of thirty, to produce a fine picture, #15 37% | telegraph last night, which to-day gave increased firm- stables, bu: | wy KU NEKAL OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE. ‘Walch, 214 96 to'arpers inven daecadt igen which eutirely overcomes the rigid and grave expression Hem | xaee 9 atta pale) beeddicatts ih oe matting, &c. | admisstan ar acer nee aE eRCh and every Performince, | TT tect eras ty, laree demand in groceries.’ But which even a siting of thitty seconds is apt to produce. One % maa’ of bresdatutte, Btapr.—-Howard street le assortment of muaston h ennte jolts As DOF of the Fight sta ie eee, 1, command gther advantage is; that amall children that can be kept quiet i RS. MASONS BENEFIT, Te ok OF he right stufl. Now the heavy Paizhans of an m with perfect ease. We a fine large Refrigerator, &c., presenting he., Ea was held firm at $9, without sales of importance, how- Kitchen Furniture, cutlery and crockery ofa 60! for two or three, seconds, can be ever, being effected. Wheat was also held at an ad- 50 Rrie HR full 150 Long Islan M. . "THE COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MRS. MA.- | the fort could sink an Armada in afew hours. ‘To the at the P. th Jearn fiom Mr, Butler, of the PLuMBE NationaL Daaven tunity for persons desiri Of the above art ) will take place ou the fVarpay, J , | Tight, on # high wall, embowered in green trees, nian Gatien, No. ait Brondway, that chia isthe result of igo MOR! $3 | vance, and we quote Maryland and Pennsylvania red at thing in tte house was inade to order, and is in excellent com te, PARE THEATRE ae aie ies of lombardies immediately in froutyatands the eens ser txeriments t 1 s sop ol rom, Committee, | ) attention. We hope that it may yield him a full reward.— Le ee nae Bank HH i Hai es 200 a204c, Corn was, also, held at higher rates, For | ° ‘The building being for sale, they will be kept open for | orat the Box ‘Officeat which ‘Place only” feats are to bese ta otk vernon Cicer cnallvneeeae wrealon Geutlen 50 Farmers? Poe 3389 ie m 36% | white 1040, and for sound good yellow 110¢ was de- | t*nsient company until day of sale. m31 4t isre cured Box $2—Pit $1. Wm. Henry Le Ro principles of free government, or who venerate the virtues ‘The Baby Jumpernvented by Mx.G.w. | 1% 0 Dio 33% m0 do uw sip | Manded. Corn Meal was very firm at $5 25, stocks of | oro hoancoon Lond Ht hos. Addis Emmett, Which distinguished above ali men, our“ Pater Patria.” Tatcle, 311 Broadway, belig introduced, into general use | 139 do 33% 300° do U3 46% | which continue light. Sales were generally rather limit- | 1. Qermotehis Lotse wee herebeoenbed otto eae 7 Perf pstmt hs a gly Oeneertvord pal basen arrimgements zh made by him with Mr. Chas. Good- £9, . ; h y Rugeles, ; ear, for the exclusive right to tse his Patent fudi (be biaheg alae ht da tied a0 $67 | ed, as dealers were waiting for further news by mail. | Meet t their rom, No.38 Canal street, on Friday mornings | 01 srerly Hobussoas srer being placed Under themurvelllance ofa Swiss guard, uri, for the ‘manuineture of the elastics, ‘This wi Second Board. Grand Lodge inthe colebeeton” (2 uniting with the RK. W. | J. Prescose Hal Geo, Washington Costar, | ‘The government ought to buy it, and hold it, aud pre- hum to devote much care and attention to, producing $1000 111 Sp’ Bonds 43.50 shs Farmers? Loan 33% Boston, June 2—P, M ee) i BROAD. 6G. Denning Duer, J. Beekman Finlay, servo it, never to be ornamented by oyster houses or And surgiral Jouraal with ther‘ miner M0 ae Faces acer Sate Ee ptipols Bente Bank 8 The four dayslater news, brought by the Rainbow,from | ALPEANDER Bram, Sec'y. jeg ater | Nutty Bloodgocd, John Tt, Brghaim bowling saloons, tho necessary addenda, in case it is ti do 60 336 200 Mga —_-b90 27% | Liverpool, was received here last night by telegraph, and | L. DOGS Ne ot i Ate Ree COMMERCIAL | He Roy, Newbold, primus Le Yor, Pecado ar omy “pernpberge op iip ent 250 @ 360 33% 50 do b30 273g | to-day had the effect of imparting increased firmness to | teuding to unite with them, are requested Mortimer Livingsto » We had a lunch on board; and at about half past : : TBR 8 df b30 27% | our market for breadstuils. Michigan and Genesco | [¢°9n {inten Hall. on Friday, June ath Chas, A Clinton, Eraive wre were transiirred to the reilrond at the mouth Havigaiion of the Ohio Riven: New Stock Exchange. brands were held frm at $8 60. $9 6234; Southern scarco | ofthe diy. Brethren of the Order visit Heid Pehuvler, has. L. Livingston, Me FREDERICKSBURG RECEPTION. Places. Time. State of River. | $2000 Treas Notes reg 105} 50shs Nor & Wor cash 50% | and in domand at $9. Corn was firm, and Southern was order of J. L. VAN BOSKERCK, N. G Campbell P.’ White, 8’ Hoyt,” Some ten miles on, we “hove to’? at Fred Wheeling.........May 1 feet; falling. 2000 sant? bS 10558 25 do ‘60 50% | worth 106 a 108c.; Northern yellow we quote at 1200 | _W-H. Maxwext, Sec’y. je3 ithe yen ext Hamilton, Je, an old style wooden town, and @ place of some trade. Louisville. May 21 4 fect 4 in; declining, 25 shs Canton bi5afop 37; 3 50 NJ y py boll etn ®* | NEW YORK LODGE, NO-0-1 70-F Th Austen, Jr., ewis M. Rutherford, Here two military companies and a crowd of pthertes May 20, . 16 feet; stauding. ae ator #1 reg S6fg | 1220. at the depot. Sugar was dull and sales ight, Sales | N[#W YORK LODGE, Lodge No. 10, Oo Oo BS David C.C Iden, Anthony ‘L. Robertson, came forward to greet the President and Secretary, w Pittsburg May 21, . .8 feet 2 inches; falling. | 25 Nor & Wor” "ba 308 cash xe | Of linseed oll, English, were made at 61 a63c., cash. Cot- | who intend joining in the Celebration on the’ Athy inatant are | maiitee Hoary Breevoort nee ce Dissioase ct the ieee Pad alpen targa ' partic it i = * as teea 5 then 13 do ban 5a 182 3385 | ton was depressed by the Rainbow's news, and trans. | "ticularly teauetted to be in attendanceat the Lodge Room, INGERT SALOON—On | passed in review, and the treta seamed on” Tore MONEY MARKET. 25 do bs 50! 3357 actions were very small. Dealers seemed to prefer wait- By order Committee of Arrangements, ve CAMPBELLS ETHIO- | rity suasnes oF HANOVER—THE TOR ER 1 A HOOKNER, Marshal, *NADERS, composed of the following ie 24 sects si ea ‘Wednesday, June 26 P. M. ing for the Hibernia’s news. 31t*re ‘New York Lodge, No.'10, | artists-—Messrs H. Mestayer, J. P. Carter, amon . Bry- DOWN BELOW. ‘There was very little alteration in quotations for stooks CITY TRADE REPORT. 9P. M.—No news of tho steamer to this hour. QTRANGERS REFUGE LODGE I, 0. of o. NEAT Utacepeseliigle toceeise oi Bcoce ce ue | Rob cee Le ee to-day. At the first board Ohio 6% wnt up 3 per cent. New Yorx, Weonespay Arrennoon, June 2, [Telegraphic Cor. of the Philadelphia Bulletin.) | are reauested to be punctual in tnety atichdance’at Negro. nts Glees: Dances, Kew peculiarto the Souther | being a single hamlet in the whole distance, It is evi- Long Island %, Treasury Notes, Farmers’ Loan, Morris | ‘The four days’ Inter news brought by the Rainbow, Prrrsavnan, June 2—12 M, | Room, 193 Bowery, on Friday morning, at 9 o'clock pre- | “finn Jeanie Reynoldson, the Scotch ballad singer, is also | “ent, howev Sat et oun kabe ne atiee Canal, North American Trust, and Canton, closed firm | from Liverpool, had the effect of stiffening the prices of | pi eTe ste seven feet two inches water in the channel | ‘ely; for the purpose of joining in Pe the ath | engaged. iti ; bor perp neers donrgasn ireland he teu aumtaeds see to-day, and rising. Sales 1000 bbis flour at $5 37's $0 60, WILL Dowmi ickets admitting » Gentleman and Ladies, 25 cents, pp treacle meeps i eribeng tray co Te rauerUnve’ prices. Reading Bonds fell off Nand Read- | breadstuffs, and of depressing the cotton market. In | and buyers are tore numerous than sellers’ t chert for JAMES RERGMACACGHLIN, 2 Committee Reo es Dh a SA ro_ |, was intsonnaed $0 tte, a5) He Peused along is Sowwnee ing RR X per cent. pa t , Mee BERGEN, a pentose of his company to dinner. the forenoon flour opened at $825; sales were then | tations. There seems an inclination towards a heavy JAMES EYRE IARDEN |p opened Ln & peasor aace—In the We gpeecest fh da long flight of stepe into a basement At the second board the transactions were very limit- | made more freely at $8 37%, and finally closed during cect demand, more from a general excitement of | _ie3 1t*re ket th ed, and prices about the same as those current in the | ‘change at $860 » 8 62%, including chiefly Michigan | bushels prime white corn’c ae Ay oes. States pet morning. and Genesee brands. Wheat was firm, and sales of Ge- | shes at $4 25. Sales of beef cattle, on hoof, per 100 Ibs, | attend a ing 1 aE by the German Brass Band, under the.direction of Mr, Moni, | room to the table, ‘There was nothing of your faahion- TPE nono Ne. 210), of 0. He of selected, compositions from Labitzky, Strauss, | able fastidiousness of preparation about this dinner; but ecial meeting This (Thursday), Afternoon, at two | Lanner, Gund Stracck, and others, commencing on Monday | there was an abundance of ~ roas’ shoat,”” © pot. ple,” E , 5 to $6 60, the o’clock precisely, at the Lodge Room, 71 Division st., for th 3 4 ‘, lamb and peas, and such like substantials. After dinner, for T™ receipts of the Ele Rall company for May, | nese made at $2193. Some holders, for a good arti- | feiss degen ae cet Cloning hoary, and prices rather purpose of paying the last tribute of respect to our late Worthy | mading reffochment cod te ey kee erening for brome | which our hospitable landlord was too putriotic to charge Louth at your, showing at increeee of Bios senting | cle, demanded $2.25. Corn was also firmer, and sales of | “Tho weather has cleared off delightfully, and our busi. | Pte? Christan Schmit. ‘By orden SN" SY greiner ee pry errno thar ey pe hs unpece yr eeal month last year, showing an Increaso of $4,905,37, equal | Northern yellow made at 11234 a 114 and 1160, Sales of | He8# men are looking to the arrival of the steamer with | I. Ex.ast, Secretary, De He MeALPIN, NG; | Admision 12} ceots. Coucert commences at o'clock, _| to the southward. ete Nat reaiatecvening tc to thirty-three per cent. mixed were made at 108¢. Ryo was scarce,and held at | frost S0xiety. | The news by the Rainbow, received KNICKERBOCKER LODGE No. a, 1.0. of 0. WYATIONAT A TGN The aeaal Ta. | the pont Nor Lisaee olay was born; and in the neigh- The value of merchandise imported into, and export. | firmer rates. R,ver oats sold at 660. The news gave | ferontvie sheer To F aeraiman tals the puosatheoiee ae Bet une ie cee eee Vitations for Schools to visit the Exhibition will be is. | borhood of the birth place of Patrick Heary. ‘he soll ed from this district for the month of May this year, | greater firmness to rice, and sales were made at about | Drovisio ‘ . No.11 Division street, at 9 o'clock precisely, forthe purpove of Wedue Se Ee epee Peek pr tereracee fark peeoerpiens dcp nal and for the corresponding period last, was as annexed: | 12/0. advance. Provisions were firm, and a sale of new Pobre wooetion i fall seat at ene hee ae ‘tues yeand Saturdays toe fie ee ee crea aeernlnasislaatirareunds snesa sprains totes ; z 4 iid ssi 4 a i r Conmernee ov THE Font or New Zoux—Inronts ann | moss pork was reported at $1675; a sale of new prime} On the 2d inet., Mra. Eon cern, wife of Henry Con- | Mer sone of Odd Fellows Hal, ay fed ist econ NO OCA Na, | covered Leen epi tee eather pelt ora ideo Tmports. was made at $14, and of old mess at $16. A sale of lard | nolly,in the 26th year of her age.” Fortes on Ne MSN E. BLISS, N. G. ROADWAY THEATRE —Thie establishment, now | “et, but with old eld pines, almost exclusively, on the ee Aa a0 738755. Dec. s01 096 | WHA MAde in tierces at 100. ‘The receipte of butter were | ;p!iet fiends anducquaintances are respectfully invited | _Brxsawix J. Petz, Sec'y. __ Jed 2tistje erecting in Broadway, will be opened for Dramatic pur | five'ts fated for nothing else, saving. tne hospitality. of Dutiable Goods:<<<.° 4(160,960 5,860'261 “Ine. 1,707,901 | larger, and Orange county could be bought for 16 a 186, | late residence, corner of Greaney ny From her “ithe memben are hereby toulacdvemeet at the, Keone, | mmagement of G-H BARRETT. Persons ofacknowledged | it people; and the general forbidding and ereecjanse Tots) Merchandize... $5,461,111 6,607,016 Ine $1,43905 | #84 Western dairy at 140 170. Groceries were inactive, | June lat, Sanan Euizanern, only daughter of James | No. (tt Broaduer on Eeiiey Alte ae ah eS aE eben aT ie gpa cacmtmamacs (oP tise mg ihe guile couumpaahe ae Specie... ce. esecccee | 27.296 1326,698 Inc, 1,299,412 | and sales light. Site thieeta oa coe aie, ea, tigprocesiors ss ceual? for the purpose of joining in | 'msdeice A. MANN, sole Proprietor. | he reclaimed, prety proved from experime nta already in —_—— ‘nces Of ie fami are re p! ad 2 ———— ———_—__ Totals... ...++.$5,488, . Asuxs—We report sales of 300 barrels pots at $4 75; 7, ‘The members of Lebanon, Mount Zion, and — = - «== | progress. RE Pemenerts/ Ore erate, eatls were inactive at $6 37% Pesce!) pecan ee Sather Cr TET ae ee gam men mato the members of all other AMUSEMENTS KLSKWHERK. PROSHOMTHE BRILLIANT RECEPTION At memaons, fay ¥ & 1847. Increase. eeswax—Sales of 2500 pounds prime northern yellow | noon. ~ | that have decided not to turn owt a a saeeniee SET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIAW | __1t Will not be necessary to enter minutely into an ac- e1 4 a Mh ALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA— Pre’ Y et craigs en ttee, caiem + Migrant. HAtaay | weremade st apo, se On Tuesday, tho Ist inst., Mrs. Exeaxon Puruuses, | tire Eeently anvited to unite wi Aanreday ventas east, toe, Pertoreoes cl corm co grr peepee apres Benger ono : “© dutiable, 208-562 230.760 BRAOS'| tag higher poloss: 0 acePeore pa euhieh ead meat Robert Phillips, aged 62 years, 9 months, and 9 ev loneo na be particular to dress in black, including cra- mares wit LI : PAS RECOCO- AE eeeuseey jenn ques. Pie alg eine teontaets re ot city, the Presitent naar Yas nitled . %. vat (or stoc or ir be follow ME SLSE—Hans gy Y , $2.029,403 —4,001.864 Ine. 1,178,256 | Something of @ stir among the dealers, and holders are | \ ‘The friends of the family, and those of herson, A. A SS cicalile THOS.M.CLARK,C.P, | Moritz, Mr Chapman; Mi os Fisher, inet by the committee of invitation, and with Judge Specien eee ceereee BONO 158,000 Dec. "133,041 | Kenerally more firm in prices. The scarcity and high | Phillips, are invited to attend her funeral, from ber iate pistes npaRens Solis 33 21 aoe Serer EOT FOURRIE, of ten | Mason, Colonel Walker, and Captsin Meurey, was Lt | price of leather, together with the high price of fecd neral, from her late ee — — | different national ic dances, concluding with 1 | placed’ in a carriage, und under the escort of onl ene on eo a eA re | ath sch igh pr as | residence, No. 151 Madison street, this (Thursday) af- OTHE | O OF O. K—Ifany members from a distance je by 48 Ds Vie s. |e corted to th tol. Seve- Towa imports 2 LILI UGMMIO? TINT Ine: 48°34 | turers where coutrasta hed eps eetanad woe caulac- | ternoon at 8 o'clock tive comug Anniversary he tay have cured frees chert | Pothich will beadded Hk LOTTERY TICKET. | aceon ey tn gay walforws t sect In West Watervil whole to conclude with LE GALLOP DES DRA- | Tél companies of infantry in gay uniform, « serviceable Boles all ‘Me.,) Tuomas Stevens, a soldier " pay | | The * rise in leather and food. As the co: ti i 1 ’ by applying to Dr. COLEMAN, Dental Surgeon, 386 Broad- AU — looki: rtillery company with four fine brass pieoes, Excemotimpoverexp $2,972,810 | 73.850 | _1,400.002 | and shoes will be enlarged this year, there can, be oar | Of we, lcavolution, aged 89 years and 2 months, formerly | way!” foams al Jeb Ker _ | Vrertecmcare toceeaieaean’ click precisely, ricer | ond @ dsues aes of the pecple of all oblses; siaes; saps The importation of foreign merchandize in May, this | little doubt but that higher prices will be realized and | "12 Rondel, ‘Panore, Feliot of the te Si ANTED A SITUATION by a respectable young man | Orehi ai and politics, blockading the whole street, brought up the year,was about twenty per cont larger than for the same | sustained. fl Senor ie Preogah pany hia Leak Who is thoroughly acquainted with horses; is n careful, IT OF MR , reur, ‘The indies, meantime, were taken to the Capitol i a mouth last, The increase has been confined entirely to Pibdeormedd fevetert etl the Pevnoon the mar- former lige (Conn Sant eirteae” jena Ck dutiable goods. The duties on the importsfor the month | reached by the meeting of change $8 G0, cc Siting | Revolutionary pensio this year, were $1,497,172, against $1,268,952 for the | Prives, about 15,000 to 18,000 barrels were sold, consist- | oso es ——eeeneeenememmemmemenenran same month in 1846, showing an increase of $219,220 Ing eh toe Soren and Gomanon, wit tome mized | eerie eequcated aE TINGT The Whigs of this this year. ‘The increase in duties was equal to about | sold at $8 56%; 1000 do Genes nt the mine eres | (19, Broudway, near Canal street on Thursday Event RAZER. % Ke y CHESNUT STKLET, Philadelphia | in carriages provided for them, and there, in the Exeou- ‘yLhursday s.vening, June 3 will be presented the ogee tive chamber, Mrs. l’olk held a levee. and was waited up- has uo objections to country oreity. Pleaseaddress W. 1. D., | Of GAMBA, Or the Marble Bride-—Zampa, Mr. Frazer: Bru- | on by a lurge proportion of the ‘beauty and fusbion of the acthis omhee, Jeb it*re_” | Guiseppe, Mt i Camilla, Mrs, Sequins Rita, Mr | TY vere taken out to the tine portico of the South frome NTED—| oun Gi Philips." y, were o A aocian i ox alter OEE PaaS eet RIE: Li Sohne =D pie adv dle oad hod hacie, de camps Seuilhg elbdte, | of the Capitol, and introduced to the people in detail as steady drive with agarden; understands wait: h ult., Jon Crovan, a | ing on a tabl 10 make himself generally useful. Hi ged. 87. can produce the most satisfactory discharges. ‘he adver rice ; | instant, at 8.0% tae ful. PI 312 G h street, in the rear. 25 esnta; Private boxes, $5. Zé they came forward. Around the green lawn below, the fourteen per cent, while the increase in dutiable imports | 1,000 do do, sold at $8 623¢; 1,000 do sold, to arrlve in | Olieeis. ” °°x?' Te*POuL tH the nominations for per er ee ee Doors open at 75 o'clock—to enmmence at eizht o’elock. | military were drawn up, forming two sides of « hollow was about forty-two per cent, showing a decrease in the au . ae Paar pecs Cy arrive in August, at $7 76 ; E D. HAUL ge irman Committee of Arrangements. “YOUNG | LisH WOMAN, ooase Eetardey evening Mrs. Seguin 'sBenefit. i =|" hres ype att i Beats Lol pare hess atm average per cent, market for fate Genesee on the spot diased taiareviy gee r ENERAL ZACHARY TAYLOR caer. | in alberta oat ij or to do general housework iu asmall | HARLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE Txhibited thats abil few eciute of twentjvone prea 2 ° =A cor. | in.w ind ironing, or to do general housework iu a5 2) . P : Among the exports from this port for the month of May | at $8 60a 8 6234. Genesee in hand was beld at Hlongh and Heady? dace ioe Nit, | private amily; would hove no cllecrion. te go’ to Newer | After which the Presi joined the company up stai: vi $a 0s. Wetenet sels, honewe cr r : vlors staff. Engréved awd certicitd | to any otheracighboring town ov village. Plesse address | A quarter of an hour d, and the comnany } fi . of several aff. and publishes i . | A quai rea A 3 61,77 4 h —Suales of y: llow and mixed were le at an adv: % . ore N'1ED—A situation by a respectable young woman, to | cars. During the time, save the iow minut im Duushels corn; 68:24 bushels oxta; 24,102 bushels yo; | About 12 a 16000 bushels northern yellow sold at 11s, cle pous Hi hath | in wosknr asd "wna vetr es patrtnt, ape | AL RUSTE Cie ade eas Bulle HORSOAY | the elute the bande ‘tiached te i's cumpante 35,697 bushels barley. including a cargo in the slip; 16 a 18,000 bushels north- the yrocery store, corner of Division and Montgomery streets, | ~S' Bridger’ os REA el AMM Mor fad pyc rhe a eg ng baal Patigey ghd ern yellow sold at 11233¢; and 9 a 10.000 do at 114 cents. es. New York ja it M with “Hail Columbia” and * Yankee Doo and th We are authorised to stato that it is utterly untrue | 5000 do. sold to arrive in Auguat,at 1026. ‘Corn Men 5 New Yorx Horen, June Ist, 1917, | oe yn Sina “Live Not’ quickstep at the depot. The, Exceuti that any injunction has been issued against the New | Sales of 870 bbis were made at $6 3734; 600 do, at $526. pala Avaar—sir: Ia reply o your request that should state | YY ANTS Kees Si er ane Ayman] aapsbece ‘4 and suite remained altogether about two hours in Rich- York and Harlem Railroad Company. It is trae that a | A small sale of 2 ® 300 do. was reported to have been | a likeness of Major Generel ene cea mans designed a8 | os ue care of childre ith a lady in the country. ALE.—An elegant family gp feet epell ie Henna gigiati loth greg took Jobbing -biil Abbe a deck Ae made at $5 50, and 2000 do. were reported sold on private | lection of the Geveral, I reply that Your print struck me at the | The best of references may be had at 27 Bridge st. ‘old, bright bay, fine form, and large id | tee, and their fine execution by the military and citl- stock jobbing was Bled by ® broker, who was not | terms. Oats—Sales of 2700 bushels North River were | first view asa liken not, however, without some iinpertece | H00r, bac yi Je’ kind, well brcke to single and double d | zens, were appropriated to the bard best advantage. even a stockholder, asking for an injuction, but laying | made at 66c. Rye—The article was scarce, and price | tions. Ihave since studied it attentively inthe hope of ben BROWN Seal Engraver and He ald Pai fe without fastening, and suitable for a phy Apart from the pageant of the day, the traveller, kawa' ness butlittle soiled, | jooking out from the portico of the capitol, could not be scen fora few days | fuil to be impressed with the charming prospect before (te 2/7 | him, of the city, James river, its bridges and picturesque no foundation which could entitle him to such a pro- | Uncertain. ae ae cess, und which, from the publications which followed, | ppig; Corn Meal, 100 do; Cort, 16.100 hasten Wee the Park.—Coats of Arm Stone or Brass; Ladies’ Se ing ab'e to designate them; and, indeed, the more | ined the print the more striking Ideem the likeness " able to point out to you the supposed imperfections, without T + Broadway, Cyp ke e engraved with arms or auy n ‘The head and face I think will bear the test of compas ;iopazes, Se., bought in the rough, OUTE. f ferti was evidently intended solely for the stock market. 13,300 do; Rye, 800 do. risen with what the General was near two years past—when l | oreut to any forms Coatsof Arms found, aid painted ia ibers respectfully inform their | {wands and the broad plateau of fertile flelds, extending The company is now in a more prosperous condition | , prices; 190 age Hila, dashaged. mad by Seen Piet last witn hime—since thea, f fo lear that | style, trom $2 and upwards, and forwarded to any part of the iebenie, tae Whe Pabite thet hey wil com | '™ ‘Town and river, woods and farm, 5 ed, 80! ‘auction at ion has become dar! ted States or C 4 i June 2, a Line of Stages, 3 7 1 than at any previous period. With a road running 64 | « de cash i id that time. H Books of Heraldry kept, with upwards of 200,000 names.— | fromthe comerof Avenue Gand Ninth street, through Ave: Each gave each a double charm. miles from the city through a most populous and fruit- A ad: '—The arrival of the Hibernia being so near at Nd nue C, Bees 50 treet, Bowery, Peathons, eee, aie | THe EXCELLENT SUPPER AT PETERSBURG ful region of country, abounding in all th Li and, the news per Rainbow has prevented operations in HOUS! » to Routh Ferry, ead do hereby solicits share ot public | pws James river, the great sun in his regal glory I eitinslenvelio | isias ane od a pert, han, | thisarticle. "We could not hear of any ‘parcels sold. at | Penzance: though Ven ati enon. uiture and Jease of a public house, kept on the European | PEDRE®-, 0 6 1 Paviocnae was golng down, and to the eastward the full moou ii one 4 baie ica i raateepa vam mie int Ww on loss than the previous rates, and but little at that. We, EbMUND P GAINES, U.S. Army. | plan, and one of the best ‘ocations in the city. the owner bav- | LEONARD HUNT. Jet utere_ | her modest confidencesof pleasing every body. was rising renders e esirable and nearest communica- | therefore, continue our quotations. From the Herald. me Bhp age aa pte a) 8g rth ag rom Ts i 0 Pi {. | Over the hills, as we crossed the viuduct. ‘Lhe Peters- tion from the richest part of Dutchess county, the whole °° LAVEMPOOUCLAMSIFICATION. cer pienTRart or Gesente Manon 8 Fach gery No, 129 | Norst bark’ Rowe Nex Yorke? or FY letter Co 8, Walkers Taraneh Steambost saofiered | burg committee of invitation were aboard, and the hi. no y reet, has pul trait of Gen. Taylor, whiel a kde lle at : readn! interior of Putnam, and the western part of Connecticut Florida. Mob. & Teras | We know to be a {ac simile of that great hero, admirably NEW STEAM BOAT will’ be launched about the 13th mA eg ll Sap ond We pkg else a RD ota, Muyeedod beer ns far enst as Danbury, Ridgefield, and the adjacent ; of wi the laurels which he reaped at Palo Alto, Resacn de i or June, built forthe express, purpone of testing x new | tagenus to hone, hing teygpurchase oe fas airs beat | of the bx , ] ay ne Ly y - 10 al > ‘| i M ; | towns, from all which points lines of stages are already ed into a wreath that encirele aie nd a leeliees of reeammbokias “Any Umne, previous, tothe ited | furnished and equiped, and in good condition for feigut, pas: | VAtuneing way, we (your deponent) had the pleasure sengers, or excursions. She is only offered for sale in conse- n. quence ‘of the business arrangements of the owner. To per- | Of & conversation ean Lag invention has been approved by over five hundred seten- | 80R8 of oye this offers achance for an investment seldom | try, and romance, 1 eighth part of the right will be sold for a fair com- formed to the railroad. The receipts of the Company last year were upwards f star, poe- ort of philosuphy in rand Kanawha Company, in Richmond, Vi of July next. forthe eoustrue- flered. Full particulars as to boat, price, and terms of pay | which we are wont to indulge, when the stars light uw | of $153,000, upon the road to White Plains, twenty-seven How of three James River on tho liasoftns | cand prctionl man a oe ae tncarnet, | meme made kepwnencepiicatoe gy’ rans Cr Their golden urns, and the summer winds from the south miles, out of which $160,000 of profits were invested in rivet Phe Gene of said danny well wa eb a eeaatt ot North | and'at the same thine make aasle and good investinent may ap: (EP eamuanapians 4 fred Sera en Gussnca eerie Inman Sante ae | the extension of the road; and those who are most con- | | Fiss—The market was very firm. Yesterday and to- | feet long and situated about 4 miles above Lynchburg; the se. | DIY t SEWALL SHORT, UE ft nk A EAN 4. catch the inspiral \ 5 ~ yar —A powerlul but | story. day, the sales of old and new Cod reached about 2500 | cond will be about 15 feet high and 500 feet fong, an tof seven octa ] f 106 Vesey street. versant with the progress of the road, and the resources tals; the old sold at $3 8754, and the new at $394, | MUoHt 9 miles west of Lynchburg; the third will be about 22 | ,,Wanted—A Steam Engine of from 6 to 10 horse powe iTh Bos- | “Arrived at Petersburg, the Executive and company aul ply as above. the property of a family lately | 4 | of the surrounding country, estimate the receipts ofthe | leaving none unsold afloat. Mackerel also continued tem; | feekcvfnan tv {Get lone, and situated about 13 miles west of | HY 8% shove. pe, and is in every respect supe: | Some Poo uw depot todeeme's Hotel, whch eas Wuret. | road, from Somers, 64 miles, at over $900,000 per annum, | Sbout 500 bbls Massachusetts were soldat $10 75 for No: | the persiFuetures wall be required to be raised as high as low ‘aud two or three single gentlemen, ean obtal CPT eNCMIS ERAT TS Cree” reve Cian Ite 10al | ed for the ogcesiom,. With the scewary Introdue: | ‘The new road from White Plains has cost the company |} 84 at $7 50 for No. 2. water level, during the present season. Plans of said works | and pleasant rooms, at 'y moderate charge, witha respect = : ite Je3 Mere HAEL ISAACSON, 3 Broad st tions, &e., the President, from the piazea wus intro- PIANO taught on. very | duced tothe people (who filled the house,the porch, and Favit—About 200 boxes bunch Raisins sold at 175 9 | may be seen, and specifications thereof obtained, at the Com. | able private family, by i i Ying at 217 19h street, near the 9th over $570,000, and is not surpassed by any road in the | 180c; 1500 boxes Oranges were sold by auction at $2 50, | pany’s office in Richmond, or atthe subscriber's office on said | Avenu J3 Mt re ine above Lynchburg. : eo - od t by a lady who has had con | the streets below) by the Hon, Francis ives, ina country, and the company has completely relaid the | The sale of cogung, Yet stopped after 300 boxes had | “ue Sve WT AVAL EER OVWAN, Chit bogies F i PARTMENTS to let toa single gentle. ptderobls extarieese ix ginetiog. tbe vestor | Denvo, oft Banal wieinel Garam, x the eopmeotenion double track to Harlem with heavy H rail, and repaired a James River and Kanawha Co. bi or without breakfast. ‘The pariors are large an ses to teach it ina scientific ner, with the Mr. Riv id that this was not an invitation anda Hamr.—We have only to report 50 bal i i : }| the residue of the road, which is also laid with heavy H | dew rotted on private Reema 160 bales of Manitie sold richmond, 2th May, 1047 | rail; aud the arrangements arenow in progress to double | at $260 per ton Gh, ca Sit erary victors OF eae ee ne Sir to $0, Harlem River ¢ Inp1a0.— About 300 ceroons were afloat, which was be- | which, in additi é 4 g the track Soy eee. Ere Lo, SDUaat CR MUNRSA | tow rinced ih More, Hub nis peice tamed Co which then |e sixty chains north of Williams Bridge, where the New | had” Haven Road is to unite with the Harlem. ‘The company has, so far, complied with all the requi- f of, Terms three dollars per month. A line addressed to | “clin of the whigs from petpcct to the peteonal el rate, For particulars,apply at M Duane street: | “Ntusie,"at the Herald office, shall be attended to. | For and ofMeial station of the President; ofthe dexmcerets, rom these considerations, and also from the belief that IMPROVED HAT, posse ‘th ial | ’ ialities of Ie Tnenest of form andra = ‘measures had eontribated tothe, glory und prosper Jeet d TT OWELL, "No.5 Chambers surest)” 2""*'* | Mason, it was not necessary to tell him that he was wel- j3 3" re come again to Petersburg. ‘They all knew him and es- AHA’ is KNO. 12jy*re Eh PAR WARE AT AGENT'S PRICES 750 grow knives rbial and forks at $575, &c. (all steel blades); 100 do stag do, an nominal at $4 60, for beauty and cherrnens." Tmake the very bewt Fr #8990: 500 pair guard carvers (stag) at 374 cents: lil don, | st the i Jat " i ress Coats for $20, lower quality y pat ks at ; loz. 290. we heard ond 90 to 60 bbls. of Florida at 20.8 | in proportion. Satin and Summer Ve swe nt $5.50. Also, all sorts of best CS fl sitions of thoir charter; and we have béon favored with | Navat Stones Tho marker eas rgactiveand deators | 2220" eo katve a complete waertmast OF tho perusal of the original certificate of the Comptroller | seemed to be waiting {for the steamers news, ARBLE YARD, iif EAST BROADWAY —Notics | pettus ition to a very large stock of cloths, cassimeres, lesirable i teemed him; and he was free to enter any house, with- y | out ringing the bell or knocking the door, and he A KINGDOM FOR A HA alton street, 1s now selling A HAT. 128 *, ps and. ppl nh : msOHtN + hereby given that thé artnership heretofc ist + lendid and ty of Hats Cay might take hia seat in any of their parlors, orat any of the Stato, showing that fact, of which the following | ,-2!tt <-Sales of English linseed wore mado at 63c., and | ing under the name aud itm of Thorp 8 Aadersers thie dny | hans, ki ke WBOU! ly adapted to the A preseure of the age,” bat of of their tables, without formalit; i044 of 7 to 800 gallons American, city pressed, at 65c, cash. | dissolved by ongent. ree Sect — . AIT) He applies hi tal coverings to t ‘The President replied promptly , pointedly, and in the 58 a copy — ‘There was no change in whale or sperm. N. B—The above business will in future be conducted by: D OTYPES—As “discoveries” and improve | head, on phrenalogical 1 a, proper reeard (| suit 'Gigtinet, and well modulaved Yelee of aa ld ears Comptroteen’s Orrice, Provisions.—Sales of 1 to 200 bbls. new mess pork | 2 known as the firm of THORP & SON, ments” are the ordeg of the da where the bumps are, and where they should So that all iguer on the stump, He thanked the clUbeab er Fe Atasy, May, tur} || were made at $16 701 100 do, uew rime. $14; 300 do JAMES ANDERSON. "=" | So'WAUSit arn a"Placeny ot compe tery bere” | Betti’ Wis iveubi este Sa he givess aon | Lersburg for the Matteriog welcome Uhey hd piven hin wi 4 . AMES il IN. So 8 8 nO! roe of rr rot, 0 wen year the he . “ Thereby certify that the New York and Harlem Rail- | old mess, at $16. Beef continued firm; 60 hhds. pickled | —tyared, Juue 1, 1947 3 At the Bowery, Ml, yes—there they stand the test. ‘cuatomers, and by calling on him, they see | He wax the more gratified that it was a weleome with: road Company have this day rendered satisfactory | shoulders and hams sold at 6¢0. u 8140; small aales alec SOUA Sn a ' 1 V4 Tt tion of party. (Applause.) His wi were reported at 7¢. AS EQUA JSE, South Oyster ye jut brag and folly put aside, his work invites inspect Is 1 | P q pds yA i ptt Reac DeM tl Sg Ra a Pte Liv ores tet the veteran summer ote Pie rn ess SI celde licen tor colon ee nm iF aT AW HATS, MAN fuieal journey. Po’ Cn: Gaaowe eottastansions or bin thourand dollars in the construction of their road trom | | Lano Sales of 100 therces were made at 100. ‘The re- Rooateds ghp Tocms sit Meuneatiy’ Levee, N jgements to take some thousands more, ce ge ye BL fet ogy gel a friends tn odds Condihins, he Waa comeiaaed to take the > its termination at White Plains, pursuant to section 3 | ceip' TF were large, and attended with some de- a beautiful bay, excellent bathing, He sill hangs out his bannes” over the sugar store, Vetyle and fashion eo be had at 17 Divis respite of a few days in a viait to his dime Meter at the of captor 333 of the laws of 1845, and that an abstract | cline; Orange county fresh, could be had at i160, a Ie shooting are within a rhort distance from the how mag dt2aw*je 1 BOW fi atthe ost reasonable price annual commen ent. In respect to the discharge of of said vouchers has been filed in this office. and Western dairy at lde. a 170, The receipts of new | cars leave Brooklyn at 9g, A. M. and 4 P.M, daily, EW MANTILLAS, VISITS AND SHAWLS—Just 7 D PA F DN | the responsibilities of the high stacion to which he had In testimony whereof | have hereunto sub. ote bee! Imp — ceonipt gee ed togmale, whe gf dy AL are 9 received. 20 splendid Pare made Ma illas and Vi of for muy deseription | been called by his countrymen, all that be had to say ~<) scribed my name, and caused the seal of my + 3 8 OF good were made at pouse. a entirely new and richly embroidered styles,in black and spring feet front by 60 feet deep, | to discb: his duty. And written: 4. ©. FLAGG, Comptroller, |" Pittowa-No change, woes meee mer enidence: ARLES Pigin Grenadien Shawls and Beart, tecuriy is highly responsible. Apply 204 Greenwich street Fd, with principle as i guide, the public, good, as wie , i ‘wee a : 4 “ Crape a 4 2 3 ae aim, he would leave the con It Ie believed that nothing can now retard the progress | ,.2)""""~—Sales of 80 bales of India were made at 10340. HOBCKEN HOUBE, PEARL, STRE ‘All oP LISD with ba sold cbiea:et Fok TO LETH For worare or for mechanica” workshoms, | bis country.” [This sentiment was received with hearty | of this road. Itts in the hands of efficient, active, | ““Witatesoxr—Considerable sales were said to be | sraicatinand.see., this Night ‘Thoreday zivtiseod*r JAMES BEX m27tiseod*r JAMES BECK & Co. WILL BE PA ME t B25 return 1 ery ponseeion te voppre aloe te | fireproof Store in the rear of 286 and | applause. Didvoriee. kily o M. BURKE, 5 “rre 4a N “W, Hus ] vs. \ i ther remarks, having e« and wealthy men, who are perfectly aware of the advan. | making on private terms, supposed to be at about 2c. | Admittance 23 cents: commence at & ovelock, haoen em Mem. [gare Te ee ee tages it possesses over every other road leading to this | f% north west. VERY MOTHER’ BOOK An. iWive——A sale of Port and Madeira were made by auc- and the prospect of too large a ‘amily of ¢ who will day from | L, FLORIST, &e., has now in bloom | Judge Mason responded to the complimentary al- ‘oe the Athenaeum Hotel, room No. 54, and no questions asked. " Nelty, and who are resolved to push if, forward without | tion to-day. 4 qr. casks of Port, of 1845, wold at Sic. 9 | many connderees necale fren eatere The mae tee eat | TMyauld state that ns t'wave nteested copies ‘of ve. moet ton ite moet tare, an Siete’ cad Rivododendiearie efiscy | iusions which had be Seemann pete bay a tle delay to its terminus at Albany, Jt may not be amiss | hhds. and 17 qr. casks London, imported 1446, at S70; ere is a book that will tell you many important secrets which | tant of them their value is preserved, though the original 2 lyre i x the hoopitelity of te. silanene ‘i: | to state that the whole distance tobe constructed be- | 13° ar. casks do. at 620, a Ge. including 20 in brie; | Mahovernume these qhjections. | a saitthe charac. | burthe serner' trust they will he reenact no wae tO RBY one | “Hiei and Boquets forsale "Wr NEES Sate, ‘and public enterprise; of ite being his tween Somers and Chatham (where it may connect, if | 19i,caak® 20; vor fis in, very eatin cee? ter ofthe work, but he knows it will be universally approved |, 8. & HARTWELL, Plenry treet, seeped block from Atlante street, meer ths | Perret cet vine and of the Kindness with which he n ¢ I i , y at 710, of nx married people. . i) Lanes a a Chambers he ties of Pelargoniams, General Scott, | had ever been rece y its inhabitants, | the Board should think proper, with the Albany and | 22 qr. cnsks, part. suj eric pure julce, at 72%40. a 75e.; | | Forsale in most book stores, and of the author, No.2 Ann | gy QuER'E BINCLATIC respectfully loforina hn Rough’ jad Ready, Victoria, Wesllngwms, kes are netted’ | dhe truce strusk uo AGARIGNAl eEy, who the military West Stockbridge Road), is only woventy miles, through | 2 at. easks and 40 Indian brls, old do,, London House, wt | streets a e130 4 that” The WOODCOCK,” ‘an establish: | gems. The whole collection are new productions raised from | disporsed, and the company returned into the parlor, : 80c, a 86c ; 9 hhds, do, at 85c.; 50 qr. casks do at 6 iB 5] - e re } t lon id favorably koo: he y iad P “ i LUE LICK TER. have re meat long y koown to the lovers of good seeds hy W. jt" ere ‘olk and the ladies of her suite w ountry better adapted to construct a good road than | > i - where Mra. I re re ® country ‘Tuct a good ror an | 7 half pipes and 6 qr. cke pure London Madeira, at 6¢c.; was removed on the Istof May to No. 4 Great Jones € EAM SALOON .—The subseriber is now prepared ivi exchanging congratulations with the fair almost any other in our State, and to which point the | 65 qr. casks and Indigo bris, Malmsey Port at 68¢.; 4 qr. | avove celebrate ymely put one door east from Broadway, where he hopes by r| dis and the publics w rest prethes Dod arte me By hoicest Iee | da quarts, whieh th full sneply of all the delicac ghiers of this spirited little city. In a short space, id 16 Indian bris, Lacryma Christi Malmaey at fer for sale, roud can be completed by the fall of 1848. casks igh reputation maintained by supply hig frve with tl Cream, Hoda Water, Cenfeetionery, Bruit, tee. at 147 Broad 4 popular landiord led the way down eae 77 and retail, at No 2534 ; | am, Bove Wates,¢ ft yey This route {9 free from the ruinous competition of | “Wigience eae Tey woke rapertod at ae. as | gy tbe had of Messrs. Dellnc & Co. No.2 Park Row and | Nhs Shad india MMR scares cats ark bere K.SOUTHMAYD. | to pupper.. ‘The table was ton! sumaptuoualy” ee ¥s - a | e presea location by ide: ‘anta, r a ——_$— $$$ —— . ‘, . steam boats and tow boats, an can pay ton per cent | 100 0. at Bie oo caiiay ad’ nck Wig’ accined, FO ratatiore, Ger fom he Sires, Cougrey Pavition, | acces ‘a tueza tinker arrangements; and ho pane will | VO LET—The unger part of Wave 31 Pike street, The Cis on amibtae et Gularenavapnesica meee. ¥ pe ni inactive. < . d| be spar-don the part of tl , 4 ome are in goo ir, airy and convenient. suitable for | © ; upon the investiment by Ite way freight and passengers | «_1V01-, Domestic, of Vulporsiey-(Senth Ammevion) weve joas-ail Of which are Garefallg et 30, tan abit ed | fir estabilanment of the kind inthe city, UMN’ tM IMCEEe | tor tee amily. and to's good tenant wil be let fow, | #tantials, hot coffee, hot rolla, and hot wallics garnished alone. sold on private terms. jivered at any part of the cit if e of charge. | NB—R. 10 connection whatever with the old stend | Pos a given immediately. Apply on the premises. the bourd, A large company of ladies aud gentlemen The Harlem Company will actually make thelr road | "’\'nsrohre tere were nominal to all polnts, and . DELATOURS POF yg Wall at in Hlonstgn etre wil be heueofoth b the | oe ____| sat down with the offical deputation, and did full justice River Cor mak " recei s accessors to Wm. P. Morris, former! Moitacken Lome street will be henceforth known as The | GijPeRIOK LARD O1L—A wew article of LARD OlL, | to the merits of the inviting repast. Supper over, bet the Hudson River Company have promised to e oe seemed to be waiting the ipt of the Hiber. my30 12t* re Lyneh & he, | Wigotouss. May 94, 1997, ee S3) suitable for the SOLAR LAMPS, te ube at 49 Car | company returned to the parlor, and “good evening—« etre Youn, May 24, 1847. ‘snews. A British vessel, it was said, offered to take | +, EPACKED €0TTC | wr a wT ” the speech most in demand, flour at 28 to Li without obtainingit. Weheard | FQ E!AC: ON ae packed Coiton for | cH —se0 bbls of wapecior @palisecer pals 1 a | THE Sepeire and cleeretions of Lamps den 14 Rally Pho bisecs Massa, of Petersburg, on parting, presented of no engagementsto Liverpool or London. ‘msl dre ~ sae OOKS, PTH eee pls of eaperioe -apaleT top ale injoustown | | N.B—Repsirs an ions of Lamps done at J. Rully's, | ‘The Misses Mason, of Petersburg, on BI The Boston money market is represented as being de- ae wCamise