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iow, oF a some other manner, the Jury ate tinable to | determine.”’ The general tatoo thet prevailed was, that the deceased fell on his head, and thereby in- ficted the wound which caused his death. it was Rear the crown of the head, and the artery was cut. De- ceased bled most profusely. Much credit Is due to Capt, Magness, of the Sixth ward police, and coustable | Barber, for their promptitude in assisting the coroner in the investigation. Kittxp ny a Honse.—A little boy named John Dona- | hue, was killed on Sunday evening, by being run over || by a horse in 12th street, between Ist ‘and Bt avenues. | Boar Carsizep axp Two Lives Lost.—During the storm yesterday afternoon, @ sloop was capsized in the North River, nearly opposite Jersey City ferry, and two persons drowned. Sravex wy Licry:xc.—During the storm yesterday afternoon, about four o’elock, the cross, upon one of the spires of Grace Chureh, Broadway, was struck by ightuing. and completely shivered, \ ir) heels sug on Sunday afternoon in the stable of Mr. Decker, in Henry, near Montgome- ry street, which was d troyed, together with a valua- ble horse belonging to Mr. D. | The carpenter shop of Mr. Hugh Clark, adjoining, was also destroyed, It is not known how the fire originated Fine at Honoxen From Licntninc.—There were se- veral houses burned yesterday afternoon, about half past two o'clock, by being struck by lightning. A cabi- net shop was struck, and the fire was first discovered in that. Two or three other houses near by took fire al- most simultaneously, and were destroyed. Ivquest.—An inquest was held yesterday on the body of a lad named Michael Farley, residing at Kelly's Place, Twelfth Avenue, who, it appeared, was acciden- tally run over by a saddle horse, and soon died, Ver- dict uecordingly. The rider of the horse, who was going along quickly at, the time, escaped, and has not been hyard of since thé occurrence, which took place on Sunday, Raitroap AcciwEnt.—The train of cars from Boston to Albany, ran off the track near Chatham Four Corners, on Saturday evening, in crossing a bridge with a short curve. The engine tender and baggage car possed on, but the passenger cars swung off and were dragged some distance, until they finally brought up again't a ledge of rocks. Mr. Henry Von Buren, who resides in Beaver street, was standin on the platform, and was either thrown oil or jumped off, when the train passed over him, and mangled him in a shocking manner. THe lived aboutan hour. The Odd Fel- lows of Chatham took charge of him and did everything that possibly could be done to save his life. He leaves a wife and one child. Mr. Chas. ‘Taylor, of this city, had a very narrow escape. Some of the cars were badly injured, but the other caseeogets escaped unhurt—Albany Knicker- jocker, 19th inst. The Herald for Europe. The New York Herald, to go in the mails of the Hermann, for Southampton and Bremen, will be ready at 7 o'clock this morning. Single copies, in wrappers, two cents. The Foreign mails close at 10 o’clock this morning. The Weekly Herald, for European circulation, to go by the steamship Acadia, which will leave this port to- morrow noon, will be ready at }¢ past 9 o’clock in the morning. Single copies sixpence. A Card.—In the money article of the Herald of Saturday, there appeared @ statement over the signature of “Grace,” reflecting unjustly upon us. It is untrae that we de- clined honoring Messrs, Martin & Co.'s drafts, on the ground “that the drawers had mot provided funds for their payment.” And lest a falss impression be obtained from the statement, as to the appropriation of remittances received from Martin & Co, af- ter our suspension, we have to state that five-sixths of such To- ceipts ha-e been returned to Martin & Co., or applied to the pay- mont of their drafts on us, For the remaining sixth, provision has been made by us already, securing t» Martin & Co. the entire fam of their remittances received, aftar our suspension. JOSEPH S, LAKE & CO. New York, June 19, 1848, Proclamation.—State of Coney Island, ss.— Bo it known, that the legislature of this State, is about to con vene at the Governor's mansion, first house south of the tent, and the only h use on the point. The Governor's message is said to bo an able State document. The most important business which will come before the legislsturo, will be in relation to their action on the nomination for President and Vice President. As the State was not represented in any of the great national conven- tions, we understand his Excellency, the Governor, recommends ‘a State Convention, to make an independent nomination (of tho time of meeting due notice will be given). We invite our breth- ren of all politi ies, from sister States, to meet with us, and have an exchange of sentiment. ‘The usual parliamentary rules will be observed—seats will be reserved for reporters and if the press generally. The se-sion of the convention tc a Prosident, it is anticipated will be lengthy. Should any other State think proper to end delegates to our convention, ‘boats will be in readiness to convey them from the City of New York, during the session. Proper officers will be in attondance to serve those who may assemble, Dr. Morehead’s improved Graduated Mag- netic Machines for medical use—The portability, beauty, and ef- Sires a ies ae srined i Bian extended tation. Price, com] Wwarrante rections soompeay them. Sole Taenutaetaen, D.C. WoREHEAD, ‘182 Broadway For President—the man of a good under standing and sound principles. Well then, those of our friends who Wish a good understanding, should call on our friend Young ar office, corner of Fulton snd Nassau streets, and get his best French Boots for $460 or Gaiters'as, other sell for $6 and $7. Patent Leather Gaiters and Shoes lly low. THE DOCTOR. Gold Pens.—“Greaton’s” Celebrated War- 3 ond Pointed Gold Pens—indestructible except bj —are admitted by all who have used them to D sapest pen in the world, ‘They can be had at No. 71 Cedar stroot, (near the Post Office,) Edward Y, Prime's, Jo. siah Hayden & .'s, Albert G. le A new improved “ Brown's” pen, far superior to the old rown” pen; and Levi Brown's pens ac reduced prices. Gold pens id Cases repaired. Richelieu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens. Constant use for years does not impair the fineness or flexibility gf those Pens anid for economy, nothing can compare with them, ‘The perplexity of writing with a bad pen is #0 apparent to every body, we cannot doubt that those who have not alread; supplied themselves, will at onco call on B, E. Watson & Co., 15 Wall street, and secure one of their’ magnificent “Richelieus. Gold Pensrepointed. it, General Taylor; for Vice ann ri for fine French Boot JONES'S, yesident, Millard Filmore; for fine te Ko to RY oye ‘where you can get the best article ‘ina fit for a less than jace'in the city. Office-seekers wanting good Eire. ter she'white House, will do well to call on our ‘fond JONES. Summer Food for Nf cbagtth er cyte the ood for infants, particularly if troubled with bowel eom- Pislates is Heckers' Farina, Palatable ao well. as nutritions far superior to arrow Root, sago, Ke, it is peculiarly adapted for the infant at weaning. Tobe had at all the drug stores. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Monday, June 19.6 P. M. Stocks improved @ little this morning. Treasury Notes went up 34; Norwich and Worcester };; Long Island !y; Harlem 1%; Morris Canal *4; Reading \, &e. There is no material change in foreign exchange. ‘There is very little doing. Specie goes instead. To- day upwards of $250 000 will be taken outin the steam- er Hermann, ‘The payments on the new loan will change ali this for a time; the export of specie will “top, and exchange fall. Our correspondent in Washington has sent usa complete list of all the bids made for the new loan of $16,000,000, with the amounts and premiums. It is annexed: Names axp Amounts or rae Bippens. Bidders. Amount. Flijah Hise 5,000 Willian G. Bierere ... 1,000 Williane Cheeny, jun. 200 Cheny Howe 2,000 James Tagent 500 H. Haberman 3,000 Daniel Smith... 3,000 Stephen 1, Cooper 5,000 Margaret Copman 300 George Frederick Gi Jesse Perkins. . Calvin P. Pailer . 1,00 John F. Stilts on 1.50 John Rutherford, sen 2.50 Daniel W. Ladd. 0.25 John Walsh. ... 2.00 Rosalinda Spragu 0.50 Flizabeth Sprague 0.50 Henry Barnard , 0.50 8. Sidney Breese . 1,50 Samuel Dalzell . . 0.25 James Bowen ar Giles W ‘ter 5 Samuel Houston . . F, Thode. . A, N. Gifford. ©, Wolfe. . Bnos Benner. Josiah Wallace Geo ge K Wormnoth . . Charles Garnett . R. 8. Caseall . John Springs « J. H. Wilkins Samuel Borden. F, W, Byrdgall. . Geo, Bb. Payne... 6+ Austin Smith. ... Geo. B. Wari Roderick ¢ stin, Roderick Custis. ...... + 26 Seamen's Mutual (ns, Co 50 John W. Hunt. . 00 D. D. Wagener... 123% F. A. Schwartz, 50 Jos, Bergen. ... 50 J. Edgar Thompson. 87g Wm. Jarvis... ar ‘Wm, Young. ..« 50 R, M. Blackwell 2.00 Chas, Porter. .... 50 Ing, Co., State Penn, 00 Augustus W Walker. « ir ‘Wm, M., Stewart & Win. 1.00 George Langdon. « 277 George Langdon. « 204 ge Langdon. . 2.53 orge Langdon. Liz George Langdon. . 1.05 George Langdon. . 0.17 «George Langdon. 0.53 William Ryan. . 3 Hizain Birdsey. . Hidders, ation Reeds sisi veivirse Charles Reed, , veesuee Charles Reed. . Erastus W. Hewett. Edmund J, Dubois. . 5. Bonnefoux. . $8. Bonnefoux. . . Bonnefoux. . Bonnefoux. Bonnefoux. Bonnefoux. Bonnefoux. Bonnefoux. R. St. John. . R. St. John. .R, St.John... L.A. Benoist & C L, A. Benoist & Co. . Camman & Whitehouse. .. Camman & Whitehouse. . Job C. Bouron..... A, Gordon Hammersley. . . George Jones... Mulford Martin. . S. Underhill. . 5 Underhill. . sofeeeney Oe ba S82e= x exseee 3 Bone ss Henry R. Schooleraft. B, B, Mosely & F. B. Cassin. . John Southyite. Daniel Renwick. James K. Renwick. .. Andrew Brunet Julius Y, Dewey. Julius Y, Dewey. Julius Y. Dewey: Julius Y. Dewey. Julius Y. Dewey. Julius Y. Dewey. Julius Y, Dewey. Julius Y.[Dewey Julius Y, Dewey. Julius Y, Dewey. Love Baker... Love Baker Love Baker . Love Baker Love Baker . Love Baker . = Seaman’s Bank for Savings. , L, A. Benoist & Co... o 000 A R. W. Meade... . 10,000 1,50 R. W. Meade. 1.75 S.C, Abel... Arthur Stewart Washington Yale. . James Smith . . Elon Dunbar. SSSSeEERS5 Joseph Swift. . : Joseph Swift. . Rosengarter & Davis Charles Caueblos. James Shields ‘Thomas Biddle ee Thomas Biddle & Co. . Thomas Biddle & Co... Thomas Biddle & Co. . Thomas Biddle & Co... Thomas Biddle & Co. . Thomas Biddle & Co. . Thomas Biddle & Ce. . Thomas Biddle & Co. . Seezceeges BEReSeSueNS SSESFSss Thomas Biddle & Co..... 10,000 259 James 8. Smith, Jun. . 25,000 0.8733 R. C, Hooper...... 15,000 2. Thomas Higgins. .... 3,000 hi Ralph C. Johnson. . 25,000 1, William Euston... 15,000 1. David P. Noyes 5,000 1 Samuel Prentias..... 1,000 pS Samuel Prentiss. ...: 1,000 1, Samuel Prentiss. . 1,000 1, Isaiah Silver. 1,000 0. Isaiah Silver. 1,000 0. Isaiah Silver. 1,000 0. Isaiah Silver. 1,000 0. Isaiah Silver. 1,000 1. Chas, Dewey. 1.000 pi Chas. Dewey. 1,000 i Chas. Dewey . . 1,000 0. Chas, Dewey. . 1,000 0 Chas, Dewey. 500 1 Chas, Dewey. - 500 1 Chas. Dewey. 500 1, Chas. Dewey. . 500 Chas Dewey 500 James R. Langdon 1,000 James R. Langdon 1,000 James R. Langdon. 1,000 James R. Lavgdon 1,000 1,000 5,000 10,000 1,000 Geo, Langdon. .... 1,000 Geo. Langdon. J 1,000 Wm. H. Keeler. . 10,000 Margaret Kopman. « ° 200 Thomas, (sirname omitted). 2,000 Geo. Thomas. 20,000 Wm. Parmenter. 2,000 James Riorden. .. 1,000 Joho P. Hamilton. 100,000 John P. Hamilton. 100,000 * John P. Hamilton. 100,000 John P. Hamilton. 100,000 John P. Hamilton. . 100,000 John G. ia 80.000, Samuel Keit! . 10,000 John J. Donaldson we 5,000 John J. Donaldson. . 5,000 John J. Donaldson. 6,000 John J. Donaldson. .. 5,000 Samuel Winchester. .. 5,000 Eli White... . 5,000 Eli White... 5,000 Eli White. .. 5,000 2 7 Eli White... 5,000 2.87}¢ Eli White . . 5.000 3.00 William Reynolds. . 10,000 2.55 Joseph Lawrences . 10.000 076 L. Corning & Co... 50,000 1.05 William R. Morgan . . 50,000 2.68 ts 10,000 3.07 2 100,000 0.27 John L, M:Cahan. . 10,000 0.54 Henry Becket..... 25,000 1.50 Alex, Benson & Co 105,000 0.12% Evans Rogers . 5,000 | Evans Rogers . 5,000 z Evans Rogers . 5,000 0 Evans Rogers 2,000 2. Evans Rogers « 5,000 Ls Evans Rogers 5000 1 Evans Rogers . 5,000 0. 50.000, 5) 5, David Haddock, jun. . David Haddock, jun. . David Haddock, jun. . William A. Buda.... 5 2. G_S. Benson... 000 1 G. Benson 000 1, John Haseltine. 5.000 0 John Haseltine. 10,000 0, John Haseltine. 5,000 3 0 332 H. Whittell. 2. 50,000 214 D, Clarkson... 25,000 215 J. M, Atwood for ©.) 800 2.91 William 8, Lower ......... 6,000 1.55 James Shields (increase from former bid). one 10,000 1.124% W. S. Schaffer... 100,000 1.55 Winslow & Perkins 50,000 3.02 Winslow & Perkins. 50,000 2.90 Winslow & Perkins. 50,000 2.76 Geo, & Thos. Parker. . 50,000 2.55 T. D. Namede! 3,000 175 A, Schumaker. 25,000 1.55 A. Schumaker, 25,000 2.05 James Erwin. . 5,000 2.00 Samuel Harris, Jr... 70.000 18) Samuel Harris Jr... 30,000 2.8736 Anthony Best. . 1,000 1.50 Ludlow, Bebee & 500 000 1.59 J.P. Durbin... 2,500 261 W. S. Gittings. ,000 2.85 W. S. Gittings. . 000 2.75 Ww dj 000 2.90 W. 8. $ 3,000 2.66 ws bee 000 2.40 W. S, Gittings. .... 4... .000 2.00 G.H. Williams, by JS. Gittings 000 2.90 G.H. Williams, by J.S. Gittings 276 GH. Williams, by J.S. Gittings GM, Williams, by J.S.Gittings GH. Williams, Lg JS.Gittings Chesapeake Bank, Baltimore, , ¢ Bank, Baltimore. . po SSSSSSseEsgss 3995522555222 . Beato... Henry M. Prevost. . 10, Henry MM. Prevost. . Henry M. Prevost. . Henry M. Prevost. .....-+ + 10,000 Henry M, Prevost..... . 5,000 Henry M. Prevost. . 10,000 Henry M. 5,000 Henry M. 5,000 Henry M. Prevost. 6,000 Henry M. Prevost. 5,000 Henry M. Prevost... 4.000 k. G. English. . . 10,000 Jos, S. DONOVAN. «oe cere eee 20.000 Folix Ingoldsby wees 5,000 Mech. & Trader's Bank, N. Y 11.000 Mech, & ‘Trader's Bank, N.Y. 11,000 Milton Humphrey 4 2,000 Milton Humphrey. 2.000 Milton Humphrey. 2.000 Watts © . 1,000 F, D. Morgan. .. . 50.000 W. R. Morgan, « 50.000 Richard Schell, 50.000 it . 50,000, 5,000 6,000 . 10,000 Ralph ©, Johnson... 5.000 » Wines. os ess oe Samuel Henshaw. Samuel Henshaw. John kb. Keneet Ridder: Amount, Prem Jacob Littl & Go, tresses 100,000 + 2 Jacob Little & Co, 100,090 Jacob Little & Co... ... 100.000 Saml. K, Brook: 100,000 Wm. R, Morgan. 250,000 Thos. P. Bayley. 8.000 Thos, P, Bayley. 5,000 John E. Wilson. 200 Henry H. Wilson. $00 Luke Hitcheoe’ 50,000 | J.B. B. Hall, 20,000 20,000 20,000 3,500 Thos, Read, . Thos. Read, . Thos, Read. .... . inh Godwin (cond’al) M. Abbett. ewell Lott Newell. Winslow & Perkin: Ellis & Morton, bilis & Morton, Bilis & Morton Ellis & 10,000 10,000 1 Gittings Gittings... - FB, Dancan . Bonnefoux. L, Bonnefoux. . Bonnefoux .W. Clark & 26, 740,000 20,000 08. . W. Clark & Bros. 50,000 . W. Clark & Bros... 50,000 . W. Clark & Bros, 50,000 . W. Clark & Bros, 50,000 . W. Clark & Bro: 100,000 WwW. 50,000 WV 100,000. 109,000 150,000 ges: apgiong . Clark & Bros... 100,000, W. Clark & Bros...) 150,000 . W. Clark & Bros, 100,000 2 W. Clark & Bros. 100,000 "s B. Nye Peter Slim. . J.B. Millard E. F. Kendall. Thos. Holmes... . 8,000 Ww. H. Williams. . 50,000 E. W. Clark & Bros. . 50,000, E. W. Clark & Bros, . 50,000 KE, W, Clark & Bros. . 50,000 ‘A. R. Corbin. . 20,000. i. RK. Corbin. Boon 10,000 350 seo, & Thos. Parker, . 50.000, 2.80 Wm. H. Williams ..... . 30,000 2.80 Corcoram & Riggs, for selves, Barings and others....... 16,006,000 3.02 G.W.Riggs,for Lawrence Riggs 600,000 2.78 Jas. A. Grimstead. 200 3.00 J. ©, MeGuire 25.000. 357 J.C. MeGuire 25,000 327 J. ©, MeGuire 25,000. 3.07 R. Smith, for John 8,000 3.00 H. R. Schooleraft.. . 250 302 KR, Smith... , . 260,000 2.55 R Smith, oon . . 267,000 2.80 Chubb & Schenck (of Wash’n) 100,000 2.81 Chubb & Schenck (of Wash’n) 2.93 Chubb & Schenck (of Wash’n) 3.03 Chubb & Schenck (of Wash’n) 3.15 Chubb & Schenck (of Wash’n) 3.2836 John W. Maury....... 0006 * 1.25 John W. Maury 2.30 John W. 2.55 John W. Maury. 2.80 W..L. Marcy, fo Fund. 3.01 Henry Roger: Prem. $10 Audrew Wad 1 Aggregate bids... ..” + $80,333,140 The total amount of all the bids for this loan is $30,- 322.040; and the premium ranged from par to 4.05. Messrs. Corcoran & Riggs, for themselves, the Barings, &c., offered a premium of 3.02 for the whole loan, No bid under 3.02 has been accepted by the Secretary of the Treasury. The above list is quite formidable, and speaks in the strongest terms of confidence in the credit and stability of the United States. The Union of Sunday says :— The sealed bids for the loan of sixteen millions of dol- lars were opened yesterday, at 3 o'clock, by Mr. Young, the able and worthy chief clerk of the Treasury, in the presence of the Secretary, of the heads of bureaus, of the principal bidders, and’ spectators, in the large en- trance hall of the Treasury Department. The time ta- ken up in in opening and arranging the bids, was more than two hours. The total amount bid was $30,833,140, nearly every dollar at a premium, The whole loan was bid for in the name of “ Corcoran and Riggs, for them: selves, Baring Brothers and Co , of London. and others at a premium of 3 2-100, the premium offered by them above par amounting to $283,400. They were the high- est bidders for about $14 000,000 ; the remafning $2. 000,000 bringing a premium ranging from 3 3-100 to 4 5-100. The total premium realized is about half a mil- lion of dollars. When we compare this result with the loss of rorty-six millions of dollars by discounts on the government loans during the war of 1812, as shown by the Committee of Ways and Means in their report to Congress of 1830, and the sale of one and three-quarter millions of dollars of our United States six per cent. cent. as late as 1842, in time of profound . premium of half a million of dollars realized on the present loan must be a subject of universal congratu- lation throughout the country. We perceive, besides their numerous other correspondents and customers, that Baring Brothers and Co., of London, and others, are associated with Messrs, Corcoran and Riggs, in their bid. So fur as the loan is thus taken on foreign account, it would, of course tend to change the current of specie, and to cause a reflux of gold and silver tothe country Stock Excha $49600 Treas Notes6s 104100 do 10000 do WH) 1G 5) do 21000 do 1, 100 do 10 50 ban Wig 100 do de bao 36 1500) 86) 104 Hndson River RR. 5000 Penusylva ‘Ss 73M Erie RR. new, full 3000 do 530 7555 Long Island RR 100 IM fundable —bém do shs Del & Hud serip 145 do do North Am Trust 10 do do do 10s do 50 do Farmers’ Tr 130 do do, Wi) do do Harlem RR. do Ohio Life & Trust do 125 do Canton Co do 175do do no do mado do WS do Wdo do wd 0 do 200 do do Amos 40 do 150 do sl 1) do 200 do $6) 100 do 13 do } Wor RR 20) do 35 do N . Second Board, 104 $1000 Erie Bas, 7 bo 104; "7A she Del & Hud serip r 100 do Morris Canal Canton Co $550 Treas Notes * 100 do 2000 " do 00 TH Ln f Island DIO 2% CITY TRADE REPORT. N Youx, Monday afternoon—2 P. Asites—Pots are scarcely so firm, cels were disposed of at $487! a $5. at $6. p ris are steady ed 200 bales, at firm prices. rrie.—At market, 1400 beef cattle, (from the South and West, via, Philadelphia.) 70 cows and calves, and 3000 sheep and Fumbs, P’rices—-Beef Cattle- withstanding the extremely warm weather an business was transacted, and prices so far from suffer- ing a decling, as might under the ci pected, are aehado higher on the inferior qualities than those obtainable last week. Upon the best quality, however, we reduce prices 25e ver ewt. The fair market average may now be quoted at $7 60 to $8. 200 head wore driven to Brighton, and we should wsti- mate about 100 head left over unsold. Cows and Calves—No particular change to note. Supplies and prices do not materially vary from those of iast week ‘The sales were at to 4 $50. All sold, Sh and at $1 or, prices have corres- pondingly declined, Sale a $2 75 to $3 50 for sheep, and $1 25 $5 50 for lambs. 500 unsold. Four, &o.—The market for western flour continues to droop, while the trade aro only taking for immediate use, ‘The operations reach 1500 barrels, at $5 374 8 $5 44; for common brands Oswego, Rochester, and Black Rock, $5 50 a ‘¢: for Wisconsin and choice brands Ohio, $5 75 a $5 S744; for pure Genesee, $65 and $6 26 for fan orn is without particu- lar change to notice; moderate sales of Howard strect and Alexandria at $6.0 $6 124. Rye flour is but little inquired for, and ranges from 4 to $3 i is also dull; quote Jersey at $2 50 a $2 56% —There have been sales of 2000 bushels Chicago at $1.03. Rye is in light supply and firm; the last sales were done at 73¢. Corn is declining; small sales of common New Orleans at 50c, and Northern round at Oats are getting cheaper; they range from 3 and Lambs—Are ‘p 3 6 rovistons—The market, for all deseriptions, is dull and heavy ; to the trade some small lots of Pork have been disposed of, at $10 44a $10 50 for Mess, and $8 for Prime. Beef is only moderately active, though firm, Cut Meats aro steady; sales have been made of 500 bris Pickled Shoulders. at about de. Lard is declining; sales of 150 bris at 6%, and kegs at 7. Butter and Cheese are plenty, and dull Wuiskey is selling to a fair extent, at 24)¢e for Prison, Qe for Western, and 233¢0 a Le, for drudge casks New Yonx, Monday, June 19—6 P, M The market for flour to-day continu turday's rates. The sales were to a moderate extent, embracing lots of Michigan, Genesee, &e., with a parcel of Canada in bond, for export. Wheat remains inac- tive, Corn was lower, by ono to two cents, than the rates current on Saturday, with pretty free sales. ‘There was no change in meal. Ryo was steady at Saturday's prices, Oats exhibited no change ‘The telegraph line was in working order to Boston, For other markets we refer to our telegraphic head, Tho market for provisions was inactive, and sales light. There was a moderate business doing in gro- ceries, without material change in prices. The weather during the afternoon proved very inclement, accom- panied by a heavy full of rain, which checked out-door Cortoy—The transactions of the morning do not | | | | be seen in operation at thy Depot, 1% dull at Sa- | | at 480, | were made to arrive in September next at 60¢. ‘The™ seles embraced shout 2600 a 8000 barrels, among the lots disposed of were 800 barrels Michigan at $4 375¢; 600 do straight brands Genesve gtound from Western wheat at $6 60; 1100 do Wisconsin were sold on private terms; and 400 do Canada in bond for export at $5 25. Southern re- mained nominally the same without sales worth no- tice, Wheat—The prices of Western and Ohio wheat ranged from 112¢ a 118e a 1200. Corn—Sales of 15000 bushels Jersey and round Northern yellow in lots were made at 53 a 54c; 1700 do round do sold at S4e; 1000 do Southern yellow sold at 620, 5000 do sold at 52e; 2500 do round at S4e; 1200 do North River handsome yellow were sold at 55c. A cargo of N. O. heated sold A sale of 10,000 bushels round Jersey yellew Meal— ‘The article way quiet; sales of 100 barrels Jersey were made at $244 a $2.50. Rye—Sales of 2600 bushel were made a 73¢ delivered. Rye Flour we quote at $3 75 2 $3 814). Oats—Sales of 2200 bushels Southern were made at 31 a 380; canal were worth 44 a 45e, with sales. Corrox—There is a firmer feeling in this staple, and although the sales have only been toa moderate ex- tent to-day; yet, holders have had the advantage. We quote 500 bales, and a firm market at the following figures :— Liverroon Cuassirication, N. Crkeaees Florida. Inferior, pit Ondinary 58g a BK Middling * 68 a 6a Good Midd Og a 63 Middling Fair, 7 ath Fair... 6% a7 Fully Fai “none Good Fai none do nominal 00 bal inrs—Rates generally were nominally the same » close of last week. 1000 bbls of turpentii d for Liverpool at 18d. The: n rates to London, We noticed sales of 500 barrels No, 2 Halifax mackerel at $5 6243. Frvir—Sales were made of 2,500 boxes oranges at $2 814 0 $3 1244; 1,500 do lemons at $375 a $3 81% ; 100 bags filberts at 5e; and 300 boxes raisins at $1 50. Hemp continued dull, and no sales were reported, L ‘Sales were making of ‘Thomaston at 70 a 72c, which was rather better. Mouasses was only moderately active at our previous quotations. Provissons—Sales of 304 bbls meas Pork were made at $10 44.0 $10 50; for prime $8 was offered, and $8 25 asked, Lard—Sales of 200 bbls were made at 6c, and some small lots in kegs 7!ye. There was nochange in hams or shoulders. Beef—Sales of 200 bbls city mess were made at $10 6244. Butter was dull, and ale lower than the priess of last week. Cheese was nomi- nal, and quotations varied materially according to qaa- lit tice We hear of 70) casks at $3 25 a $3 873 per 8. Sreaninx—Has declined, and sales were made at low- er figures. Sexp—Sales of 500 bushels Flaxseed were made at 130 cents, packages extra, Wua.enone—For North West 22 cents was offered, and 23 cents asked Wriskry—The market was dull and can only be quo- ted at 28c a Qe, wi Rule exceedingly dull and inactive ; nogales of magnitude have lately taken place. MARKETS KLSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. 8. Treasury Baurimors, June 17—$20,000 U. time, 104; $1000 do do.108%;; $3,654) do do 103%, on time; 103%, United States 6's of 1807, closed at 103% bid; ‘Trea. sury G'sat 103%; bid, 108% aakod; Maryland 6's closed at ¥0 bid, 903; asked; Baltimore dis of {40 at 96 bi, for the opening, 7 aaked 4 bid. Notes, 6's, on 3 $2,000 do do Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares at 34 —I50 Reading RR, #5 17 a + $600 State © 7534; $100 do 7544; BW Girard Hanke is 103g. ahd lores Wigs 16° Mactan ee” Buk $300 Lehigh aa an, 1: $475 Lehigh Girard Bank, 103 asury 6 t notes, Reading RR, bw: 80 do bus 17%: OO do.e 17771, $1800. State 5's, 7534; $200 do Second Board—1 19 Planters’ Bi 1000 United State: 5 loli 150 Morris Gaal, 03g, 19 Sines ; 160 Morris Cai 5 Bhate iin Mor es FOREIGN MARKETS. Havana, June 5 —Since ours of the 25th ult. news from England to 1st of May has been received; its tenor not being calculated to give &n impulse to our Sugar market, little or nothing has transpired since, partly owing to the weather, as it has been raining almost in- cessantly for several days. We continue to quote as- sorted 5 a 8 and 634 a 934 rs., good and fine white 8 a 8% rs., superior and Florette yellow 5% a 6 rs.; good to fine do 4a 5 rs.; Cucuruchos 3 a 334 Molasses is generally held at 144 rs. though some ask 14g rs. Im- ports—Not mucli has been done, owing to bad weather. A cargo of jerked Beef, just arrived, remains unsold. No arrivals of Fish—Cod sold at 26 rs. Stock of Lard 7000 kegs; Nett ler at 1la11%. Of Rice only 55 casks arrived from New Orleans, and were placed at 11 rs,; stock, 400 casks Carolina and 52,000 arrobas Manilla ; the value of the latter, which is inferior, is5a 7 rs. 160 M, Bath Lumber sold at $22. No arrivals of pitch Pine. Box Shooks very dull; some Molasses Shooks wore placed at 15 rs. for superior quality. Whale Oil neglected. Tallow Candles wanted at 153¢ a 1634 for 8's and 10's, wo cargoes Spanish Flour arrived, wo quote at $1334 a $1444; there are also 1000 bris American in store, worth $1534. Freights—an American bark was taken for Cowes at £2 17 6, and one for the Baltic at £3; at the outports some vessels are loading for the United States with Muscovado Sugars and Molasses. but there is no enquiry here. Exchange—the bulk of the bills on London for the packet were taken at 14 and some at 15 per cent. prem. No enquiry for billson the United States.—Cor, Phila. North American. Died. June 19th, of consumption, Roserr 57th year of his age. On Monday, Moneon) in the The mombers, friends and acquaintances of the fa- mily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on ‘Tuesday, June 20th, from his late residence at North Bergen, N. J., at four o'clock, without further invita- on, On the 19th instant, Col. Ronen? Linpsay Tayton. in the 84th year of his age. The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- speetfully requested to attend the funeral services at Zion Church. corner of Mott and Cross streets, on ‘Tuesday, the 20th instant. at 9 o’clock, A. M. On Monday morning, the 19th instant, after a short and severe illness, Mrs. Mancaret Mracuey, the wife of Mr. Henry Meaghey, in the 20th year of her age. Her friends and those of her uncle, Mr. Peter Sanse, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 57 Washington street, at 4 o’cloek, in the afternoon of Tuesda; Weekly Report of Deaths In the city and County of New York, from the 10th day of June to the 17th day of June, 1345, Women, 51; Boys, 74; Girls, 56, Total, 250, Absooss, 1; apoplexy, 9; Atrophiay, 08s, 1; xy, 93 Atrophy burned oF scalded. 1; 2 ri 2: consumption, Jungs, 1; cyano dropsy in the bowels, fever hilions, 2: fever puerperal, 1; fever remittent, 4; fever typhoid, 5; ‘fever typhus, 9; fever congestive, 1; heart, disease hooping cough, 5; inflammation of brain, 6; inflammation of bowels, lammation of lungs, 8; inflammation of t Jffawmation of throat, 1; inflammation of liver, Men, 1; bleeding from_lungs, easualities, 6; cholera infantum, 7 convulsions, 1 TON 8, Cesc h 8; diarrhaa, 4 head, 8; dropsy in t dropay, 7; the chest, 1; dropsy in’ the drowned, 5;' dysentery, 4; erysipelas, 5; eruption, 1; T: intemperance, ; marasmus, 5; measles, mortification, palsy, 1; premature birth, 1; : inal disease, 1; suicide, 3; teeth: ‘unknown, 1. 23; 2 to5, 4; 5 tol 26 ; 40 to 50, 21; 50 to 60, 1 3; unknown, 1. WV atte, City Inspector, VALISES, FRENCH COFFEE MACHINES. rick A, Woodworth, 325 Broadway, opposite the received per ship Admiral, from Havre, a supply ‘do Fer, a very valuable article to travellers. ‘vise anew assortment of French Coffee Machines, of the most ap- xttorns, together with still further additions to his exten rich Dress Fans, Opera Glasses, Riding Whips, Rid- ve, Reticules, Porte-monnaies, Purses, Bohemian Glass, and fine Bronzes, EAR SIR,—WHILE ON PARADE ON THE 22d ULT., MY mare accidentally came in contact with a cart, the boom of 1 struek her on the off side flank, making a deep and danger- and, and causing her intestines to protrude to that extent was necessary for two men to hold them up, in which con- n Leaused her to be immediately taken to your Tutirmary, where her intestines were replaced, and, thanks to your skill aud ered and’ is now cured and sound, The on is not so much to thank you for your to send those who doubt to me, shall be pleased to show the rave and inary operation and cure, Ri y TEL MAHONY, Si Walker street, To rgeon, 131 Christie street, (0 GROCERS —FOR SALE, THE STOCK AND FIXTURES of & Grocery, in one of the best locations in South Brooklyn. Tho business has beon extonsively earried on here for four yea ‘The cause of sale is, that the owner has other business to atten Apply at 73 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, or 110 Beekman stroe New York, 3 WEEDISH 1,RECHE: ived per steamship Washington, for salo at very low quantities to suit purchasers, by J. F, CLRU of Leeches, No, 7 John street, near Br leilges himself to pay e those that or him with a wind on the second story, net ory conten two fine i Hiard 0 principal daily pa } |, the ped and Enwin, ne Express, ete. ete. Foreign papers, Wil- nd the London Punch the bere of arti- GEO. SCHOTT. to bo surpassed in the city; the third tabies, and accommos for re pers taken are, the 3 the Tribune, the Eve: mer's European Time clos will always be found Baey3 ATENTED IN THE UNITED STAT England and France. They are an invaluable assistant to mother in the care of her children, and approved by thousands who have them in use, and the highest medical authority. ‘To be had wholesale and retail al the general depot, 311 Broadway, N. Y, GW. TUTTLE, Patentee, CE CREAMS, WATER AND ORNAMENTAL IC MASTER'S Patent Arctic Freeter, Depot 120 Chambers, near West Broadway, whclosale and rotail, ‘These Machines inay Chambers street, daily, w 12 o'clock until 4, in the manufacture of Loe Creams, which in Now York or elwewhere. cannot be mateh M® RIO INFORMS THE MERCHANTS IN GENERAL IVE “that he has just received two cases of French Kid Glove of superior quality; black, white and colored, for Indies aud gen Ulemen, at a ve pm ronsh; ladiow and gentlemen are in vited to inspect their splendid assortment at Ri ASL Broadway, 300,000 femeciesttier a. vorsaighy: nUARS SNOWHILL & CO. S7 Courtlandt street. 20 00 LBS, CITY AND COUNTRY CURED HAMS in air tight casks and in canvass; 12,000 Ths, Shouvders; 20 tube fresh Datry Butter, just received ; 60 Hoxes prime new Chess; 30 bhle. and *0 firking prime Leaf Lard: G) bbls, Mess Pork; 2 ensks City Smoked Beef; 3) 3tis, Rump Pork ; 5) bbls, Mess Beof, Fe ale ty CLARK & PISK, 228 Fulton-at, | BROWN, STONE, SEAL ENGRAVER AND HERALD + Painter, removed 2S) Broadway, corner of Mt rt LJ P Us ‘YY AUCTIONEERASSIGNEES SALE Hey. it Patathgs Continued, Hl, H, LEEDS & CO. willsell on Wednesday and Thursday, June 2i and 2. o'clock, at No. 8 Wall street, near Hrondway, by onder of ane | (James M, Smith and H. VP. Townsend, 13 Nassau street) a superior o ction of 20) Oil Paintings, mostly by the old masters. Amo dern, are originals by Ward, Mount, Bireh, Bonfield, *. The collection is al el one of the best « od this eity for y withdrawal, ; Ne ‘REAT SALE OF BROOKLYN T. chants’ Excha y h, at now, by Jame ‘inton Avenue, and te and Fulton Avenues, w amine you will bi New York, or to a rs, Sule without any KE PLACE Tuesday next, d ew No, ate, RK, 116 Broadway, D, SMITH, AUCTIONEER—BY J. WURPHY.—CAn. pets and Gil Cloths will be sold at Sheritt’s pale, in store 400 Pearl street, on Tuesday, 20th inst, at 10 o'clock, th stock and fixtures, consisting of Brussels, Three-ply, an Ingrain Carpets; a general assortment of Stair Carpets Brussels aut V« notians; OilyCloths, a large lot of every description; Matting, | Window Shades, Piano and Table Covers of superior jnality : a large assortment of Rugs, Door and Lamp Mats, and Stair Rods | of all descriptions; likewise one Iron Safe, Desk, threo Setteos, | ono Sofa Bedstead, Roller, Moagures, &e., and six doren fiashion- Natria Catalogues wi $25) PURSE.—C On Thuraday, June 22, will M., a contest for the above purse, two mile hei to the second best, Case names b. m, Lady Moscow, ‘The cars wi ° at half past two o'clock, and return as soon as the sports are CONKLIN ne off, at 3 o'ele ts inhharness, $50 D. Brynn’ names gm, Lady Suffolk: lowve Proprioti WIPE OF I and Brook ting of Tad » AE 2th, at 6 commodat Bri he Shakespea "4 unarmed proce tothe ground, accompanied by the committee. A subscription will be taken up to defray the expenses of the delegation to Tre- land, By order of the E) vommi tte, THOS, HAYES,* tse CHARLES DAVIS, §* HE DEMONSTRATION FOR IRELAND, ANN' forlast Monday at Niblo's Garden, having be account of the weather, will be held THIS (TUR EV NING. atSo'clock, rain or shine, in the Broadway Tabernacle, By order of th Provisic ommitter, ROBERT EMMET, Chairman, y, Seoretary pro tem. ve HE DEMOCRATIC friendly to regular no- BUTLER, as President id , aTY requested to attend a ening, June 20th, at 8 o'clock, at the miss on Tuesday Tenth Ward Hotel, corner of Broome and Forayth streats, for the mrpose of responding to the nomination of the candidates of the Bailimore Convention, and to ensure success, to rorular nomina. tions, and the established usages of the Democratic party of the Union, The following gentlemen are expected to address the meeting, viz: Hon, Ely Moore, Hon, John MeKeon, Lorenzo Shep- d, Eaq., Judge Bloodgood, James T. Brady, Fi nd others.— By order of the Ward JOHN VAN COPT, Chairman, Ronert B WANT A ‘f OF STEREOTYPE Plates called Cuckold, supposed to have boon sold for old Tou or type, sometimo since the Ist of May, Any information rela. tive to thom will be liberally rewarded. Address box 176) lower Post Office. NE BLANCHISSEUSE ALLEMANDE OU FRANCAISE qui n'aurait aucune objection d’aller passer quelquoa mois & la campagne, dans une famille particulicre, munie de bonnes ro- commondations, trouveralt une place avantageuso. S'adresser au bureau du Herald, NTED—TWO GOOD PLAIN SEWERS; ALSO AN byesglecd at the dressmaking, in the house. Apply at 138 Centre street. ANTED—A SECONDHAND HORIZONTAL STEAM EN- gine, from 15 to 26 horse power, in good order, either with or without boilers. Address box 573 Albany Post Office, giving price and description, ANTED—A SITUATION, RY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, as Chambermaid and Waiter; is willing to make herself useful in any way, or do the general housework of a private fa- mily ; sho hag lived in her present place four years. Apply at Gt Broadway. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Cook, Ws or country reference, Can be seen for two da; can give goo city quire at 897 Grocnwich street, up stairs, 2 ANTED—TO BUY A SMALL FARM OF ABOUT 25 or 30 acres of land, ina fine situation in the nyighbor- hood of New York. Apply Box of this office, A. B. C., with statement of the price and other conditions, ANTED—TEN GOOD HACKLERS, THIS DAY—-SCOTCH men preferred, Enquire at 51 Courtlandt street, between the hours of 9 and 2. io ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, THE situation as Packing Box Maker or Porter. Has heen in the line befwre, and would make himself generally useful to his | employer. Wages not ro much an object as a permanent situ: tion, Address J. P., at this office, WANTS A SITUATION AS COACHMAN WILL MAKE himself useful ; has lived with some of the first families in Ireland; has travelled in different countrios with carriage and four horses; his wife, as nurse or housemaid, is well experienced ; 4s agood seamstress, | Firstrate olty references, | The country would be prefered. Address J. Walsh, 69 Christie at., for a weok, ANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS AND business habite, with a cash capital of about $500, to en- faze asa partner in an agreeable and lucrative mavufucturing concern, Good recuritygiven for the amount invested. An en- torprising young man having $100 at his command, may also hear of 4 favorable opportunity of engaging in profitable business, by applying at No, 60 Chainbers street, 6th door east of Broadway. ER WANTED—ANY YOUNG MAN, HAVING ‘ommand three to four hundred dollars, can have wn opportunity of Joining a person in a pleasant, lucrative, and gen- nglishman proferred. ‘It is necessary he tel business. “An should be of genteel deportment, and somewhat aciywainted with accounts, None others treated with. Foran interview, apply A. B,, at this office, LADY PARTNER—A LADY OF GENTEEL APPEAR- ance and industrious habits, having about $50 at her com- mand, is wanted to take an interest ina Fancy Goods and Per- famory Store, Apply wt the Real Estate and General Agency, No. 65 Chambers street, Gth door east of Bread FRENCH OR GERMAN LAUNDRESS, WHO WIS to spend a fow months in the country in a private tamil find a good situation by calling at the Herald office, wanted. None need apply but a competent person. URNISHED APARTMENTS ~TO LET AT NO, ‘or stroet a few doors west of Broadway, suitable for a cou plsof singio gentle ragentleman and wile; the parlors an pedrooms communi rte above rooms will be let on very ble person: 3 ROOMS — ARGE AD ly, can References: 4 WALK- LL ROOMS, WELL treet. Terms rode owns. piano. OARDING IN THE VILLAGE OF WHITE PLALNS.— Individuals or a family seeking quiet and comfort in a su mer retreat, may find a delightful residonce at “St. Mary's Hal in White Plains, Extensive and retired grounds render. the place attractive in a high degreo, It is situated halt a mile from the Railroad depot, OARD, OR TO LBT.—A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, HAY- ing more rooms than they require, would be ploased to take two or three gentlemen, or @ gentleman and his wife, to board, with private apartments, furnished or unfurnished; or would let tho 9] ents to small family, Apply at 108 Hammorsly st., near Hudson # OARD IN A PRIVATE FA) tlemen, or agentleman and wify comfortably furnished bed rooms, with full or the house of a smail I the hoard, in | forts of home can be had. Hot, in the house, Ap ply at 103 Hainmerstey’street, yon and wich sta, UMMER BOARDING A? TUE CILY HOTEL, NEWARK, 1S -N. J.—This splendid Hote!, th nb te New eK! serwey, crocted at a cost of upwards of $75,000, aud cons! apian combining ina high degre, elegance with comfor Paseed into tho hands of the nndersimed is now open for the reception of permanent and transient boarders, It has been tho. roughly refitted and newly furnished in the best modern style, an is now believed to possess all the ap) rhieh belong to a first class hotel the best the market affords, and seas: vt in the best mai the business, and his determin: orfe a to the public, the subscriber confidently religs on a share « patronage. N. B. 4 a QUEEN’ Office, St. M Je Grand, London—This rai el having recently undergone extensive alteration portion of it newly furnished, will be found on trin rival in the metropolis, both in point of accommodation | derate charges, ‘The Coffee room is one of the largest and most comfortable in England. Board, $2 por day, Hot and Cold Bathe. THOMAS SPENCER LENNE! Formerly Chief Steward of the British Queen Reference in New York. to Mr. G, A. White ONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY, BATIL BUILDT This Sea Bathing establisl oth. Complete and elegant repai have been made, The steamers Lowis,from Washington Mark Oveun House. No effort spared to - JAMES GRE! paz f GUITA PERCHA CROTON If cheap, and perfect Hose is now roady. To be hat only at th depot of the American Gutta Percha Co., 139 William street, or at their Factory, Water street, Brooklyn, ORTABLE WRITING DESK3 OF ROS gany and other wood, brass boond and inlaid Desk, lors; Travelling, Dressing and Work Boxes, Pooket Books, and aereat variety of other Wholesale and Retail, by G. R, CHOLWELL, Manufacture Maiden Lano, U Nien stares a tree, mastor, will positively leav Bast river, for Southampton and Bremen, 1A. M._ Passengers will please be on i past lugrago, not wanted on the voyage, on board the day pro | sailing. marked below. No specie or parcols taken after | iy, 19th inst, An experienced surgeon on board. For pas | tage apply at the Office of the Osan Steam Navigation Company, No. 0) Broadway, HE STEAMSHIP Docks at Jersey Ci precisely. {UMMER GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES—JAMES & Co. being anxious to red reduced the prices of Silks, Shawls and 3 ind Laces, white e4, &o, is now offered at reduced bargains at 3 TARR 08 Pictnres, ninturys, Groupe produoad by & ylight in the world, at No, 289 Broadway. La Far, Forsons wanting artistic likenesses will not be disa yy Visiting the new establishment, ve and ten seconds, with astonishing success, " Market, and b | tages rewly at | ACADIA” WILL SAUL FROM THE on Wednesday, 2ist June, at twelve o'ek €, HARRISON, | ©. A. HOLMES. | r | rs other kinds of Hosiery and Gloves; Prints, de Lains, and description of Foreign and, Domestic Dry Goods; Genilem k Italian Cravats and Pocket Handkerehiefs, The old stand, wih ANDY AND LOZENGE MAN POTTEN & STA y MPORTANT NOTICE TO FAMILIES, &o.—AND'W TAdr, familios, hotel keepers, and others, will find them worthy tl htiantion, New Fork, June 16th, 184% ‘The atore to lot and for sale. AND SUNMEK CLOTHING A’ Sine Ws uz alton T THE CITY CLorii. old, North ew ‘tog in Late | be had at hi INGS— | , June |M Piotures taken in | 2, w | No meroury used in any case, or hindrance |D of atricture, lost, and delicate diseases whick have atinate for i ad, RONEN Sema TENA LOSE PF JAMES ITf-—Walter Cosh hd. R, Seott; Lort An: cry ow ir, Stevens; K { Mrs. Jordan: Clarke; Queeo Marsares, , Mrs, Stickney; Margaret Ran dolph, Mrs, Phillips, jude with the celebrated drama of the DEVIL IN ha ——, Miss Mary Taylor ; Count Henry Beans Mr. Clarko; Captain Gaseonade, Jordan ; Count Vanalle, J. i. Wall; ., Bellany ;' Crequet, Burke; Mme. de Savigai, Mr 4 , conte; Pit, 1256 cents, Doors open at 7; perforsiancs to commonce at 7, oclook ish IBLO'Y, ASTOR PL TUESDAY Evening, June 2) A wih Goaananen’ with the splendid KA- PEAUX, by 44 Dan ACY le pendale; Rosetta, Miss Kate Horn. ‘To coneluc tu America) an extraordinary and novel CHIN Tickets M) conta Performanos to commence at 5 o'clock EATRE—SOLE PROPRIRTOR AND LES. hanfrau.—Benefit of Mr. Me 1 th, will be perform Mr. A. A re's tengady of Hield; “La fue, Mr. Pardoys w Ondine, Deno AI % o'ol 12%; Private Boxes gar) (78 ADWAY TREATR will bo performed the play SHE HUNCHBACK—a Thomas Clifford, r TUES@AY ster Wal rit Mr. Lester : La , Mr. Shaw ; Julia, Mixx K. Tolbin, Vas de Deus mnelude with the fary Unit, Me. Daw } son; Frank , Me. Undaway. Miss Kate Morton,’ } Emily Dre rs, Chia Faruily olroles, 2 (quarter to eight o'clock. TO COMMENCE 5 Mr. clo Monte . Gilberts lay evening, its will commence with an intr After whieh, the dr ff OLD HO, Mr. Niekin AW, and; Dame Bradshaw, Mrs. Vernon, time this season, a MUSICAL OLL0. To on with the buvletta of WATER WITCHES—Tom ‘Townsend, J, L. Baker; Jue smith, Mr, Holland; Fanny Sparks, Mrs, Frary MECHANIC'S MALL, 472 BROADWAY. ¥ AVA Grand aud Broome streots. MOND. cf Right duriag the wook—the original CliR whose concerts duriig tho past EIGIIT MC coived with moh distingnished pa’ #089, most rospootiuliy announoe, that they wi original snd inimitatio entortalnmenta every ther notice, Adwlaston 28 venta, Dootw open at hommone ‘at H Manacor and Tivootar, &. Tequost of the heads of several farm bexiven on Saturday next, June 2 mence at 3 o'elock. 1 ny 7 yon Afternoon Co: Doors open at, prictor; rTCHOOOK, Mauager.—Splendid periormances, ‘afternoon at 3} o’clook, and every evening ac The mana- ger has the pleasure of announcing an engagement, for a short time, with the U. 8, Minstrel Band and Glee Club, who will ap- pear'in a variety of Glees, Ci ery afternoon and evening. Also engaged, for the years, Mr. Join Harrington, the well known and extensively popular American Magician and Yi vint. Also engaged, the wonderful and interesting 1 mposed of th brated Highinad Maminoth Bi by, Wax Seripture Statuary, and a ty of brilliant ‘Blectrical Experiments, with a new and Apparatus, Madame Rockwell, thefamous Fortune Tell privately gusaltod for 25 conte extra, Admaisnion to) the woe, inolading Museum, Portormanoos, &o., 25 cents; obildren, andor ton years of 4x6, and old cnoweh to walk alone, 12)g cenin, Ke~ served front sonia, ono shilling exch extmn, ANVARD'S MANMOTH PANORAMA OF TUR MiSSIS Aippt Kivor, painzod on three milot of exnwaas. boiue tha Largout painting in tho world, 9: the Pauorama PB Dey in Broadway, edjoining Nidlo’s Gaztin. Opew every evenine (Sen- sys exoayied). -Adralesion &) vexta childgen hall pion, Tae Wee nornran role pee Aves Iti covamence moving at to #0 ole coda rurdmy, a BROW ERY—TVESPAY EVENIN Will be set apart for the Be: tor (and last week but two of this popular Sal On which oceasion a variety of talent will app 1 Admission prices as_ usu: mts; eae a Pte! STREET THEATRE, PIILADELPHIA.—TU day evening, June 20th, 1848, will be performed the ny romantic drama of the ENCHANTRESS—Kamir, Mr Richings; Don Sylvio, Mr, Wheatley; The Enchantress, Miss'A. Fisher, In consequence of the extreme length of the Enchantress, no other Piece will be acted. On Wednesday, the annual benotit Cannington, Musical Director of the Theatre. ABERNACLE—PROGRAMME OF THE, CONCERT OF est f MAURU »CHL, Pianist of the Emperor of Russia; 1U) ed by ora Caterina Bariii Patti, Signorina Amalia Patti, tm of the Astor Place Italian Opera Comp vlebrated Gorman Violinist, and Si Lingulahed Magstro of the Tal of de Beriot, Henri Schriever Barili-Patti ‘and Amalia Pat arranged and exceuted by M, Verdi, Signora Amalia Patti ral ith, Variations on a f erie Theme, M,, Strakosch, Variations “Lucia de Lammermoor,” Artot, Honti 7th, wtude phantastique, composed by reque lo Meyer, M, Strakosoh; Sth, . Burili- Patti; 9th, Variations Ml by M. Strak Tickets 50’ cents, to Wy | music stores, Concert to comm b FIRST GR ist of th be given on 221 dune, M sisted by some eminent vocalists. Pa; tic ill be gi Mond: Admitiance, 50 cents. ‘Tickets to ba had at the mpany bog respectfully to annonce their ven at the above-named place on Wed nesday, the ” na programme of the choice music, selected fro Jebraterl com posers, w duced, and they hope to meet with the like approbatio to thelr forme . The Programme of their sey ati A rte lst 1 a ption uld, therefo coming from those nd with re, be regan ro is bu particular serutin a ‘small number 0% old issmes, now ov 8 the stolen notes; and of this bigh-handed ‘nad will be careful about receivir ts "ER ANNUM WI one or two y ing $2,000 per an: JIREWORKS, FIREWORKS.—-THE LARGEST ASSORT: ment in the city, and of the beet quality, can be had at the old esteblished store, 116 Chatham, corner of Orange street, entrance second door im Orange street,” All the goods are warranted, and went to any part of the city or vicinity free of charge. ASONS, STO. P.L. vu AND QUARRYME Harlem Railroad. Enquire at the Company's Office, near City Ht Croton Falls, ad at the Engineer's Offies, iam street. , lower than any Store ATTENDS Dat- 261 Broad second od: whieh cass yo Fountains, A largo supp) D®, WHEete BOSTWICK'S INTRODL course of Medical Lectures to gent! interest to them and to the civen atthe corner of Broad with Broadway Ho st community, will be y and Grand street, (room com- Wed He proposes to give profession and students Will be made interesting digal sinvited to attend, ure and instruotive, by an exhibition of the wost beantiful drawings country to represent disease, Introductory the course ean be hi residence, B.—The future lec and on the evenings of mg weeks, until the PRACTICAL PRIVAT » office hours 9 to 12 A. 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Davis, Boston, On the ipt of $1, 4 copy will be tranamitted by mail, free of postage, Pall parts of the United Staton All lettors must be ndSressed, 1 2 paid, to Dr. AuM, MAURICRAU, box 1224, New York city, 1G (ice, 129 Liberty street. DR, MORRISON CONTINUE consul ma of private digeaaes, with t which a yn y-six yenrs must ‘warrant. ho have suffered from mal-treatmant, would do well to examine Dr, M.'s claims on th See his diploma wich thes EDICA! , signatures of Sir Astley C: im his office, 20455 ate ! SUN SHADES!!—A FIRST RATE A O CURR NO CHARGE—D& MURPHY, OF 63 GOLD from $1 to $5; also, Straw Mats, Sati ant | JN “rest is confidentially consulted on alt rms of private aie Recent cases of gonorhhoea he cura in 2 tod days, Consti debility and impotency suoceestully treated by De. M rom business, Ofte, ase, ation 3 Gold street: open from 7 A. M. to 10 P.M ¥ ‘ ‘RE, > PAY.—DR, TT, 19 DUANE STREET factui fowery.—-Candy carefully packed O CURE, NO PAY.—DR. CORBITT, 1 bones of 30°56, By ant 100 poneds, for the Southers and Western | NES 27 tas bisa Celloge of Senpeons, Lochons sabe markets, and delivered in any part of the city, or shipped to or | conmuited in treatment of delicate diseases. No matter how fong dor, No cha Doxes, packing, oF cartage, to any part of the | you may have gleet, ulcers upon the body, arin the throat ar nose, are “Grietc By tho mails (cash enclosed) punctually attended to, | pains in the head aru bones of the leg A practice of fourteen ears, devoted to venereal diseases, enables Dr, C. to cure the ‘orst form of thig disease, Rocont cases ured in four days— importer of Linen and Cotton Goods, 430 Broadway, respect | ors form of Tilt dutta te te one or two weoks with full: iheimates that in conan: of the bad state of his health, searcely = pain, Constitutional debility, ‘Those individual he fads himself com potted (Wkelinquish business, and on Monday’ | {hy hye indulged in a eortaim loathsorye habit ean positively be the 10th inst., he will commence 8 sale of his stock at pri | rostored to health and society. Remenber, 19 Duane street, op- Jy below the usnal rates, ‘The goods being all of first | posite De. Johneon" R. GLOVER IS CONSULVED AT HIS he pl e DURING the day and evening in thowe diffewls and provracted eases ’ Proved woo ob. of leas experience. Private entrance to wotry in Neve 2 Ann at, itis