The New York Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1849, Page 3

am fectant—Dr. Feuchtwan- ald has been gons'dered an exonilen: ae ‘atamapieros sud con:acains Lor Oe toe saad ahip fever prevailed, sceerfully give place to the fullowi: g certificate ident Physician, De, ‘er tie Health Core ris, rman of De, Morris, wer! Secddand, of che Cresca a and we Bi ‘from the mirei porimey ted with Dr, Feucht- f tho opinion that ite wena irs ont any, of the. disfefeatants vis oaual, if not super dee Rsident Physician. have tried Dr. Fevchtwanger's Disinfecting Agent. and fm ef tbe opinion shat it will anawer the gurpice fr wibloh itis recommended. RICHARD L. MO8 RE toh Commissioner. Mayor's Orrice, Sanmrary Committ: Atthe Tones. of Dr. L. Fi jase h's Disinfeating Agent. aco omen te which ccaatot s Pre’ fatal on the 20th of Deo mer, 1545, Gime ne case of cholera has vocurred 1% s¥id ho: ) TIMOTBY R, HIBBARD, ™. D., Chairman of S.nitary Committee. I FFIOE, May 24, 1819, send ore barrel of your rel of Dr. Feuoacwan i ty Chaares; foun d, and answering all the pur; purifying and ating the state rooms, hold ot ship. &e. Me urdered day-another barrel of this valuable preparation. C. STODDARD, Master Steamship Cresooat City. Dr. Feuchtwanger's office, No, 50 Broudway. Cozzens’s West Point Hote!.—The under- #igned bas the pleasure to inform the public that his house is ow open for the reception of company, and that he is pre- Pared with ample accommodativus to make arrangemunts ‘with families for the season. WILLIAM B, COZZENS, N. B. “The Morning Lino for Alb: wharf in the immediate vicinity o Bxoursion Boats gers on his wh: Wedation of the tr it Point, June 4 their passen- for the acoom- boarder, . COLZE Isaac Huge, jun’r, Pyrotechaist, for last twenty years, of iT Ce principal cities th ie the riches and myst beautifal hibited. Orders to any extent, f States, will be promptly at. rough ‘niou, m wlored Firework aay part of sho United wito. ISAaC EDGE, Jr., Pyrotechnist, Jersoy City, near tho Ferry. 2,000 Linen, Gingham, Alpaca, and Tweed Coats, 75 cents to $3; pair Pants, vo $3; 2,000. ‘Vests, 50 cents to cheap, at the $5 sui ‘streets. hing, very tore, corner of Nassau and Beckman iting the at. te.tion of our frionds to the beaniitul stock of Clothing and Piece Goods for pentiemen's summer wour, manufactured by our neigebor WILLIAMS, $4 Nassau street, opposite our @ffice. In prices. and sty! rtainly excels, G,. B. Clark, 116 W im St. —A Gentleman ‘must (thermometer $8) have Summer Clovhing, I have ‘large stock of Goods, Also of roxdy made Summor ay from $1.10) to $3.00. Coatefrem $1.50 upwards, If you expe gience trouble in procaring Clothes, come to me, I can suit you. Fine French black dress or Freek Coats $16 te $20, made to order. Fourth of July.—Ladies wishing Galter Boots and Shoes for themselves cbrldven. cantind, atJ B. Miller's, first quality Slippers, Ties, and Buskins at 9 and lO shillings per pair; recond quality Slippers and Tics at 6shil dings, and Busking at 7 shillings per pair, Ladies’ black and colored Gaiters wt 1G shill wa, for travellingy wad chil- a dren's I say, Friend, where did yo Boots? At Gov. Young’s, opposite the Hf me $4.00, ond thi Travellers, an ote assortment of Dressing Cases, Fancy Cutlery, Pert- jonnaies, and all articles belonginy to the toiles, at the sub- soriber’s stores, 147 and 357 Broadway. The Orossing Cases de of the most durable material, each pattern contain- ing articles of convenient size aud real utili the most compact form, warranted to perform th iva for which they are severally designed. G. SAUNDERS & SON, 117 Broadway, (cor. of Liberty ot.,) and 357 Broadwas Superior Old French Brandy, and Pure lebrated cbrands, ‘cor~ old number240) Gombs.—Ladivs are Respectfully Invited $e examine the choice selection of Dress Combs at the subseri~ bers’ store—the variety is beyond al th @ity, among whieh will be foand she upen o much admired. Also, cam be obtaind Syery article. 9 taining to the toilet. A. & J. SAUN DER: Broadway, between Walker and White streets. The Late President Poik—Among the au ™ereus collection of Daguerrectpyes of distinguished moa, Geoontly taken at the eapital.by Krudy, are two superior like esses of tho late President Polk, which have beon pro- ‘mownced by artiste to be umrivalled in truthfulness and exeeu- fon, and he invites she publie to examine thea, as his roome, 206 ind 27 Lireadwe er of Fulvo Tebrated makers, to whieh he invit ebasers. ches and Gold The Piumbe National Dagucrrean Gallery, se justly popular for its beautiful pictures, should be visited By All whe wish to examine the foes spoolmous over pres duced in the daguorrean The cullection is tne largess the world, and will repay ene for oxamicing it, tare store, Dr. Bestwick, Phy: and Surgeen, Breadway.—We refer eur readers te another sslumn, te what the Boston Medical Journal (vae first journal of x Kind in the United rates) says abou wards of 70 splendid plates, houd k om the Nature and Trsstment ef a senses.” yold consider & COMMBRCIAL AFPAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Friday, June 29—6 P, M. ‘The stock market continues in a very unsettled state Quotations to-day wore feverish and fluctuating. There was, however, a slight improvement in some of the leading fanciés, but it can be but temporary. There is no spirit exhibited by speculators tora rise, and the bulls appear to have abandoned all hopes of any impor- tant advance. Fancy stocks have had their day—at all events, for s time; and those who have surplus eapi- tal, seek something more substantial for investment. All the statements which have emanated from different Sources within the past ten years, relative to the pro- ductivencgs of the different works of internal improve- ment, have prsved fallacious, and these stocks are much of the fancy order as ever they were; in fact, some of them were better, and worth more, five years ago, than theyare now. Our railroads bave increased more rapidly in cost than in earnings, and the capitals ‘of. many of them have reached such large smounts, * that the prospect of stockholders receiving any divi- dends out of the revenue, is puor indeed. At the first board to-day. Pennsylvania 5's fell off per cent; Erie Railroad, 3g. Morris Uanal advanced per cent; Portsmouth Dry Dock, \; Harlem, 3; and Hudson River Railroad, 1. The European news has bed no particular influence upon the markets vither wey. There had been an improvement in United States @sin London of about 3¢ per cunt, and advance in some descriptions of breadstuffs Cotten remained without any alteration, The accounts from the con- tinent are by no means calculated to give increased activity to business, but on the contrary, to depress it, id check returning confidence. Our Europesn trade for some time to come, must be rery much restricted’ end the effect of the political movements on the conti nent, upon prices for our great exporting staplos, can- mot but be most disastrous. Any demand for our atocks that may grow oat of the revolutions in Europe will be but « bagatelle, compared to the losses that will result from the derangement of trade and depreciation dm prices for our products. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer ef this Bort, to-day, amounted to $131 46; payments $028,131 ST ; balance, $1,085,216 61. By anew lation which has been adopted at the Philedelphi mint, with the concurrence of the Socre- tary of the | ary, and which is to take effect on and after the 8)/st 1 July, gold eombined with silver will ‘y parted/at such rates as will yield an increased re’ ‘tarn V.dleporitors. Mas California gold, for example. will pey pbout & half of one yor gut more than herete- Jore, and the return upon prix dyabicous, Beehtlor's euing, add most of the gold of Nergh Caroline, will be gomew) ®t greator. ‘Thr’ sltered to twenties om the Patuam County Bank N. Y., are in circulation in all parts of theeoun- try, | The word three, on theleft hand lower corner of the fomuime Dill, ia effaced by chemical process, wad ‘the ylacy left blank ; the figures 3, 3, at the top of the ‘Dill,ere romoved in the same way. and 20, XX, substi- dutd. Om elore examination, a shade of tho wreath azoind the original 3, on the left hand corner, can be peréived. The three dollars, in the eentre of th ge nui? bill, ls romoved, and twenty doliars, in German ext, |e printed in its place. These are the only points tin “hich the geouine 3's diffor from the spurious 20's, ‘The shipments of breadstuffs contimue, active, and for ¢}® season thus far have been very heavy compared wth last year. Up tothe latest dates this seasou, the chipmente of breadstufts trom the United States to Great Fitain end Ireland have twen as seuoxed:— eaveTurV® Exronten te Gueat Britain. Flour, Meol, Wheat, Corn, ourhe 147, to Latent daten.'48, 151,191 58 215,100 $,060.089 Portia tert daten oh Satan Pete zh wy ss Tharease, 1540 40,105 — rai 608 | Decrease, Te aia AHEM Tenens ‘The per cout inorease has been areater in floor than | in apy{hing else, but the quantity of Indian corn shipped this year bus been immense, and the aggregste for the year will very mearly equal the enormous ship- ments of 1847 We have later advices from England relative to the crops, and the reports are favorable, The potato rot bad made its appearance in some parts of Ireland, but the damage, so far as known, had been trifling. The weather continued fine, and the grain crops through- cut Epgland looked vigorous and promising, In the event of the harvests in Great Britain proving er age, the demand on our breadstuffs will not oxperience any important reduction, as the diffloulties on the oon- tinent are likely to coptinue, and the usual supply from the ports of the Baltic reduced. Independent of this, the state ef prices in our markets enables us to ship largely, with 8 prosprect of good returns; and durmg the season of navigation on our rivers and canals, we can, without doubt, compete successfully in the morkets of Great Britain, with any part of the continent, in the leading articles of breadstuifs, In- tan corn will always ficd extensive markets abroad at remunerating prices; and at the ra‘e of shipment this year, (without any unusual deficiency in the harvests of Europe.) it will rank the second in the list of staple exports from the United States. Stock Exchange. 49,000 U 8 6 187 17.100 ahs SP OBER TE Hay toe ast BB go 5 200 0 116% 300 ot Sind do 116% 50 290 54 4100 do, 1868, cou WS 20 #0 94 5,000 Penna te 5 500 go BS ao saat 1,40 do. Sy!) “25 Ports DD Co 5 7 shsBankof America 10)" 2) do 6 M Mies ee 614 123 Bank of Go 100% $6000 Reading Bonds Sx 0) Farmer fo 4 4% OO Brie7s Bonds 1k on 9 jo" 7 Erie RR, now, full 614 180 Morris Canal EY do Gis, 225 Canton Co 39 Ei) aid Lang Inland RR, b60 2591” Hud#oR River mm ‘a SECOND BOARD. 0000 U S 5a, "53, 11s, 100 she Reading RR bGO 35 io Heading Bonds 65" 100 Harlem KR soo 400) lo 4 lo 20 she Farm Trust p3 0 19 go bio 543 a " lo 0 do veo 40; 60 do ct 200 Reading RR 820 $4, 600 do oh 200 o 610 ny 3 Canton Co 89) 100 0 4 Marriea, On the 28th inst., by the Rev. Spencer H. Cone, Wat. W. Prenson to Catnanine D., only daughter of James Hayden, Eaq., formerly of Quincy, Mass. Boston papers please copy. On Tuesday, 6th inst., by the Rev. 0. V. Amerman, Wrusam A. Canine to Manizt Aones Eaton, all of this city. On Thureday morning, 28th inst., at Christ's Church, Manbasset, by tho Rev. Mr. Clark, Mr. Jou J. Hicks, of Williamsburgh, to Miss Jamima, daughter of [the late Benjamin Hewlett, of Manhasset, On Sunday, June 24th, by the Rev. Mr Smith, Mr. Groncr Acxenty to Miss Etizanetn Crosman, both of this city. In Brooklyn, on the 28th inst.,by the Rev. Dr. Lewis, Jacon K. Asntoy to Catnarine Love, both of Brooklyn. Philadelphia Ledger please copy. In San Antonio, Texas, on the 30th of May, by the Rev, Mr, Smith, Lieut. J.D, Werxixs, Third U. 8. In- fantry, to Miss Canouine Howanp, of this city. At Utica, N.¥., on the 28th fust., by Freinds’ cero- mony, Joux Wat, Mason, of tho firm of Samuel Thomp- son and Nephew, of New York, to Hanan Mania Peen- Ham, daughter of John 8, PeeKhim. o the former place soe Remora cance Died, eat. on the 20th inst., Mr. Owen Garner, aged years. His friends and those of his brother, Bernard Gafney, and, aleo, of his brother-in-law, Thomas Martia, aro respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this, Satur- day, morning, at 10 o’clock, A. M., from the residence of his family, corner Sheriff and Houston streets, with- out further invitation. On Friday, June 29th, of hasty consumption, Evornra Cuarrorte Quick, adopted daughter of the late John G_ Marcet, aged 18 years and 17 days. Her friends, acquaintances, and those of the family, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 84 Orchard street, on Sunday, July Ist, ut one o'clock, P M., precisely. Her remains will be taken to the French Church in Canal street, and fcom thenee to Calvary Cemetery, On Friday morning. afte: long and painf«l illness, Mancauet Seiena, wife of Frederiok Foster, and daugh- ter of John Black, of this city. ‘the friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 87 Lispenard street, this (Saturday) morning, at 10 o'clock On Friday, June 29th, Micttazi Coxnor, youngost child of Michael and Joanna Conroy, aged 10 months and 15 days. ‘Vhe funeral will take place at 4 o'clock, on Saturday afternoon. from the residence of his father, 34 Frank- fort street, corner of Rose. His remains will be taken to the Catholie Cemetery, in 11th street. On Friday. June 29, 149, Miow, wife of Alexander Marehall of consumption, "The relav nd friends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend her funeral. from her late resi- dence. No. 8 Lewis street, on Saturday afternoon, at 3 o’clock. Her remains will be taken to Milton, Ulster co,.N. ¥. Stato, for interment, On Friday, June 29th, Mr. Avexanper Wappetn, of the firm of Shiels hnd Weddell native of Edinburgh, Scotland, ef a short and severe illness. ‘The friends aud acquaintances of the decoased are respecifully invited to attend his funeral, this, Satur- day. afternoon, at 2o'clock. from the residence of Mr. Jax. McCombie, No. 516 Broome street, Tarboro, N. C., papers please copy. At Bushwick, on the 2th inst., Canouine, wife of Stephen F. Richardson, and youngest daughter of James Engle, Esq , aged 24 years The friends and relatives of the family are requested to attend herfuneral. at 3 o'clock, Sabbath afternoon, when her remains will be taken from the church to Cyprees Hills Cemetery. In Wilmot. N. H., 19th inst, Widow Moxtr Cass, 86 years of age, an aunt of Hon. Low: , ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, REWARDS. AAA AAA —IF THE PERSON WHO TOOK, BY Brckene; addressed to Liverpool, from ‘otel, will return the saim- 80 No 74 f Hi root, the above reward westions a: ‘any one finding the 1g is as above, will be entitled to the TOLEN.—A WHITE MARBLE CLOCK, SQUARR fluted. A liberal reward will be paid for its recovery, or detection of the thief, by D. EGGERT & SON, 25) Pearl Te. ee ae EXCURSIONS. EXXCSRstOns 70 THR FISHING BANKS EveRY Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and Sunday, oommensing Tuesday. June 26th. Thesteamor But- fale wi foot of Robinson at. 8 0°ol M., Hammond, 8)<, Canal, 83%, Cathari 4 936, A.M. Refroshiments, bait, and fisning tackle provided on board. Fare 25 ceute each way. HE TRIP OF THE JOSEPH to Newburgh, landin, iiiran as above, lenving 10) , Ceasene’, (West Point) and y to spond the oard one of the finest and fastest the river. No pains will be spared to make thie excursion sarceeble. This boat leaves Chambers stroet pior at 7 o'clock Fee. WOR SALE. —TWO SERVICRADLE, STYLISH, | orses, fifteen hands high, horse, T will be ake orner of Thirty-fourth © of these horses is worth what bo F °°? SALE—THE FAST TROTTING MARE, LADY gusts, ten years old erfectly sound, without » bi She has trotted, im public, in 2.41. Apply, after five o'clock, P. M, at 107th stroe Bloomingdale read; also, a bandso early new. OR SALE.—A COTTAGE If0' WITH THREE- and-a quarter sores of good Lani 068 Bay, vear the Highlands, Staten Island, of oceam. For further particulars inquire of Samuol Alli- corner of Grand and Columbiastreets, N. Y., of om the imgs consist of a cottage house. two tes it honses, all er outbuildings necessary, all of which are in good ordor. ‘arther particulars, inquire of GEO. B, FOOTE, 39 John FOR SALE, O8 EXCHANGE FOu CITY PROPERTY— A farm of 90 sores. less thana milo from the railroad dopet, Madison, Now Jersey, in porfcot order, fitted for = gen- ‘Ucman's residence, or a farmer. Inquire of KR. W. TOWNSEND, 84 Cedar street. FOR SALE. TEE STUOK, FIXTURES AND GOOD- will of the Pultte-house, Known as No. 29 James at reek, Brooklyn, together with lease of the premises. yt one the best business stands im Ki lnvely jars juire of. ‘Calg ly Dominick Colgan, 196 Fultes OTICE—TUE STOCK AND Fixtu, i yt bl i KES FOR SALE Ent ont, No. § Astor "AMIN M. NO ‘M. NOR, ASPLENDID FORTENE FOR £10 OR £5—Britannia Ey 2 George lana. 4 distribution will be conducted w Lonorable pritpiples as those whiol Derby proceedings, The different classes of Portraits to be dovignated thus: First Class Second de—third do. Back momber will be entitled to a Portrait. Should it reprosent tithee of the Winning or Searsing Horeos it Will secure te the ler the amoxnt as particularis'd below. 4,000 Mem each series, First Clase Members £10~ Second do. £5—Third ‘0 the Morsher who may hold tl inning Morse. 24 Horse. 3d Horse. Bach lat Clase, 5, £6,000 £3, Class, ity 3,000 1, ‘The above sum fry) sums to La} eg in full to the fortunate winners, Immediate application for the vacant Memberships is nocee- sary. All lotvers must be Drafts, ho. made pa} N.B.—a member Scoompanied, by & remittan to the Seo’y, WALTER Jam a have one oF rot in oithor ot e 0. one oF more al y olnases. Receipts will be dul; soknowledged, and pumbers forwarded instanter. paedi of the Race Will be forwarded to distant sabeoribiges Te GE LET. ~ wien | (PO LET—IN WILLIAMSBURG, TH TD ceiicuse Nort heonned, ont 8a ee ee cane with part of tho garden. The vealthy, and one mile equi distant ' ‘locks of the houre, ‘Ton wasall faimily, tee rout derate, ‘i ers. an he Peatimaater at Bermuda will not fore Ward them unless the British Postage is f3 Dot Le collected at thia fice, Letters, Ae. fur Beraruda and the British Wost India possessions will be forwarded as mat the U. 8. Bostage of 5S Care ae dave rurt in ail enses be prepat WM. ¥- Bila DY, PM. EI ERS FOR €ALIPORNIA.—LETTER BAGS FOR Chagres, Panama, aud San Prancieco, per steamer Cres- will eluce ‘at the Brosdwa: Ofloe, corner »» this di + 2 o'closk, 5 nig st Bechet yAMNS C. HARRIOTT. errr ween (C SANFRAU’S NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM ST.— ‘Saturday Jun 30, will ¥e scted MUSE IN A MUSS, ‘Mr. Chanfres; Tobi apman lowed by taploval drama Mr. F. Chantraw: Uapt. fo~ lows, Mr. Hield; Miss Isabella Meadows, Mrs. McLean. HE SPARTA Siro peen the Spartan, Mr. wrke; Mra. Betsey Randol- Moatayer; N les. To conclude with MPETE«'S WE ta) er; SLY. TH Misa sil »DING, rrr B*oabway tueares—w- E. & MaRSHALL, PRO- jeter; Fifth ap ot the Mr.W. R. Blake, Macener-—! Appointments by the President. Alfred Mitchell, of New Jersey, to be Consul of the United States for the port of Cork, in lieu of Joum Murphey, decsased. | , Nectomancer—Saturday June), i | AESMAGREETSHANEetrenaer of she sere | , Jamey ended, of Mtndnannt to be consul ap appearance in. the yee ie nay ry chard Wallach, »f the Distriet of Co'umbia, te be DREAMS. First Dream: wax oandles lighted with | Marshal of the United States for the District of Colum | pinge pistol pho; pe two Canaries; the Quasee.tp00 4 bia. vice Robert Wallace, removed | Para ‘Seoo aly: Mefiav's Life Pills, Macaliisters Port Fulio: the California | gi bilip Richard Fendall, to be Attorney of the Vnited Gole Box, ke. ‘Third Circles, 2e; Galery, Lago. Dress Cireleand Parquet, 500; Family aad Boxes, 25 cents, BROOKLYN ATHEN £UM. efit. —Saturd: to lowing CES=DX —HAVERSTRAW CELEBRATION, JULY ‘will take place, under the patronage of Ad: ter Nu. 19, Oration, Dinner, Procession. Ke, Ro. © and members of City Chapters are hereby invited te orci: ¢s of the occasion. BE NORFOLK STREET BAPTIST CONGREGATION have so nearly completed their now honso of worship in No folk ‘treet, that the basement is ready for oceupancy, and will, for the future, hoid their services there. ‘The Rev. Mr. Armitage will preach to-morrow morn- ing and afternoon, and the ev, Mr, Covell in the evening, URY NOTICE.—OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER of Jurors, New City Hall, Park.—All persons by law ex- empted from the performance’ of Jury Duty in the City and County of New York, and whe have not reported omption for registration at this office, are hereby ni id wo oording to law, to produce evidence of their exemption before the Commissioner, in order to prevent the insertion of their ames on the tft Jury Liat of che next, ear Time for bal edi i tier ‘om Mon , June MI day, June Seah (ineluaive) Notwoon 9 aad 2 o'lock, and be- Are ane ik WALKER, Commissioner of Jurors. oO . Tid ch re: ANTED—A COOK WHO UNDERSTANDS FRENCH or German cecking pertectly. Nome without good. re~ eon ren a» to Ler capability, neod apply at 2) Wa verly Plac TO PURCHASE FOR CASH, ONE TO twenty acres of land.on the Hudson rive; UL 6 Hastings, with or without buildings. office, ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS Coachman, or to take care of horses, and make himself generally useful. The best of city referenc i Hine no objection to oity or country. Inquire at 108 Green street, near Amity, first fi ANTED—A GOOD JOURNEYMAN BARBER.—ONE ‘who understands his business, and ef good sober habits, gan find etendy employment and good wages, by calling at No. 2U1 Bridge street, Brooklyn. ANIED—A FEW ACRES OF LAND, SUITABLE Yor # burying ground for the Marine B os} Island; the situation to he a8 irolated ax possible, and woces- aible tom one of the public roads, Apply at the office of the Commissioners of Emigration, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, av Chembermaid aud Nurse, or to do the general housew ork of family, Best of reference Biven. Please toapply at dt James strevt, Now Yor! ANTED—A GIRL, TO DO THE GENERAL HOUSE- work of & small family, who must be a good washer and froner, and agood plain couk, and come well recommended from Her last place. None other need apply at No. 13 Colloge place, immediately. WIDOW LADY, OF RESPECTABLE FAMILY, amiable disposition, and retired babits, wishes to ge! bicvation as housekeeper to asmall family, widower, ot h no objections togoing in the country. The best of city ref renees given as to character and capability. Please to apply to J. Denhum, corner of £ighth avenue and Sixveonth street. Ail coi js N AMERICAN LAD DOW, OF HIGHLY RE- A WI to spectavle family, wishe opt ‘her two children, girl and boy—the girl twelve, 0 of ago— weilthy family. A residence in the cu would preferred. Please fo address J. Dontam, corner of Eighth enue and Sixtventh street. All communications post paid, d none hut wealthy families need apply. YOUNG LaDy, THE NECESSARY qualification as a er, i@ anxious of engaging in that capacity, in so ning seminary, noar Now York, ‘faciter, Herald Otlice, \AW MAKERS WANTED—TO GOOD WORKMEN steady employment and liberal wages will be xivon by R. HOE & CI and 31 Gold street. G ITUATION WANTING FOR A YOUNG WoMaN, nurse or laundress, or obaimbermaid; will aw wal ing or ironing; has de objeetion golng on three, years in her last pl ence es bo given. Apply at I 2d and 3d Avenues. s he into th st of city rei revs, besweou the 10.000 WANTED, FOR ONE YRar—uN- doubted security given in two ships, valued kt more than $60,000. Address Box 2516, Port Otheo, PRkoadway HOTEL.—sTRANGERS VISITING THE city are particularly direored to this truly pleasant and healthy located hotel; being opposite the Park aud Fountain, with that beaut: Coll the iinme- diate vicinity of jords to tl A ving been refitted and boarders and visitors general: re and comfort that can be desired will be shertest porsible notice and on the most r ‘The location being immediately on the mi and being #0 well vstablished for bathing, ther notice w TLANTIC PAVILION, LATE HIGHLAND HUUSE, at the Highlands of Neversink, ode | 7 nowly finished for th y, where every aucomuodation fi upplied, ab 41 sonable teri ality of wines, liquors. okie eonstantly en hand by OsRD IN THE COUNTRY.—A FAMILY CAN BE accommodated with rooms im house where few board- ors are taken. It is beautifully situated on the banks of the Hudson, two hours sail from the sity, Steamboats eonveni- ent. For furth pestionlas pply a0 797 Broadway, between the . OUNTRY.—A LADY 18 DESIROUS OF PROCURING Board for herseif and chit vate famrly, within c ery acoom- ty jrondway ond Elm street. INSURANCES. FFICE OF THE NATION AL FIRB INSURANCE GOM- pany, No. 67 Wall si New York.—This Company witha full onpital and lus seourely invested, are repared to effeet Ine inst Loss and Damage bj ire, on all descripti Also on fuland tion Riaks, on as favorable terme as any similar institet fr tats city. All losses Promptly adjusted and paid. DIR BCT Thomas W. Thorne, Martin Andrew D, Melick. Jcbn Van W. H. Jacobs, i Philip Burro 1, James L Ademe, 803. W. THORNE, President. ‘m. 5 H. Ward, Goorge John Becker. ""r CATIONS. GLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, TURKISH, CHINESE, Jalifornia, and United States Cri: ithe Mur Ml for Murder of his Wife; Barb t exactly Seduction; Letters from Panama, written by David C, Broderick and Henry Wilkes; The Goverament aud Cati- fornia; the Sunday Crusade; the New Chief; Philadelphia Morals; together with many other exciting articles, may be fovnd in the National Police Gauette of this week. Office 108 Nassau stroet. Sold every whore, ee at See is MISCELLAAKUDB, wn DADRA AR AAR Sosrsrons KEFRIGERATURS.-THB PUBLIC ARE \) invited to call and examine Earley’s New York Soap- store Refrigerators, at No. 207 Grand, next to the corner of Mortatreet. 1t recommends itvolf for natural ceolness, dura~ iness, above all others; successfully com- ith any for econcany as Liable to corrode Fy Til its vartetions to any sise or pattern. Soapstone in ite variction, y ta Py HENRY BARLEY. EMPLE & ROBINSON, WHOLESALE COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants, Bonibia City, Californis LGA Ni OF 8208 THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE 8i Fund of At ordina of 2%, 1849, entitled » fund, to be called Yord,, of nine,’ hereby: ceived until theusand eight hund: notice that £0) ay the second day of ul iy o'clock at moon of that day, and not te be time, for » Loan of two Hundred Thousand Doll iT le certificates of shares of the nomi: Dollars each share, will be issuod, 4 ic mt ble quar- 1c ext. The pefach mill be this Stook of tran One Hundred terest at five cent. the 12th day of July n le on the twelfth day of July in the year 01 hundred and seventy-five. The proposal yal bearis terly rod stock on account shall be Le pear) on to the credit of the City Treasu: the City of New thousand fs a fort; oF each deposit » receipt will be by the Chamber lain, whieh must be sxvrondored to the = mt gd CA pe, the Cortifmate of Si The are oe Water Stock of the Cit; onclored in an envi too! e and on Loan for the Now York, for the your 1840,” Sis pares shee ner mptroller ty 0 a all Rew'York., Rach prop just stave distinctly the tum ef money that will be paid for each One Hundred Dollars of said Stock; also, the adress of the party making the pre- Sinking Fand. if the Commissi: of 4 Dooal "By onder ofthe Commissioners tt thi are Comptroller's Office, City of New York, Juve EMOVING.—FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMP®, FOR- now 446 Broadws: ar al oe. tel ve , Saspensios es, Sperm Ol Zo. Sue. . DARDON VILLE. CUANCE WHICH SELDOM OF FERS.—W. 8. COHEN, Pawnbroker, No. 70 6th asvenus, will discon 1o taking in pledges from the ist of July. Any person dosirous te commence pe wnbro: business will find this a great oj portunity to take the above establishment, w: ithous Bock. Foi jor information apply as above, or ab Ne, 25 New street. HE DEWAND FOR ESPENSCHRID’S DRAB BBA- VERS, at 107 Nassau stroe ineat sovue of his cnstomors to wi until this morning for it hate. Ho is happy to sey he has ® stook ready, swffi- ciout for any emergency, that for beauty and cheapness are worthy of his reparation. NE MAN IN THE #00) ‘TO HARRISON & HOLMES! Gentlemen: I accept your petite, iakees, ¢ for my daguerreotype at your popular establishment cat when f viait Now York by the. werval 4th of July. i seylo of mt pte haha “ the di 4 one. ” Ivo, please to prosen' who would consent is the honored dist m the Moon.” Yours tral To HamKison & HOLM: 16 Moon ot in of Wor IN THB MOO 7, 4th atory, U. 8, IVE HEAT OF THR jon severe oi hare! ihe ‘cimoly uae of Bde CAWROLLS ipbur Baths, 95 Harclay street. cases is to he Vapor an Im (who have kindly volupteered their services) will appear: Mies Caroline Caap- ies Fanuy W Loder, Misa Hiffort, Miss 88 Bar tir. Redmond Ryan, Mr. dan. Mi it. Grace, Mr. F. Lyster, Mr. the direction of G Mortim » ‘The Music will ECHANIC'S HALL, No. 472 BROADWAY, BETWREN Grand and Broamestreets.—-OP EN EVERY EVENING | DURING THE WEEK, and every aight until further notice, the original ell known CuRistY’s MINSTRELS organized It lest established com; the first to harm mr inelodiea, aud’ orig of in the world; inacors of the Present popular style of Ethiopian Entertainments, whove Fuocons fu this city, during the p is most cons clusive evidence of their superior tractivencas, any consists of ten performers, under tho dirsotion E. P. Christy. en} Coneert cominences at eight o'clock. ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. T, BARNUM, Mrpager and Proprietor; J. Greenwood, jr., Assistant or, Splendid performances every afternoon, wt 3M ery evening at d One week more of the cele- won ferful and ex tri do) Groat Western, tl her week. I. spectinens of humanity in Yankeo Comedian, 1s also week of White's oclebrated ian Serenaders, tho best company nited States, Alko oogagod, Mise gre Minstrels im the Barton, Mine St hope, Miss West, Mr. Chapman, Mr. ‘Cop- land, Mr. Clarke, &0., &o. Waa Scripture Statuary, Wax Living Anaconda, aker Giant aud | ASILE Cc Rew and po Germania r wi Opost N IBLO'S to lear umphantly Sueceasful a tractive toatures will be addod to: ia, Gun Bothoan, Mr. W of the GRAND Programme for Saturday Eve Overtures, Songe, Mo. Immediately after the Concert, the mil nd Mr. Edge: the duce a magniticent exhibition of fireworks. GARDEN.—THIRD WEEK oF tes! Ni ular musi xoopel. Sixth performance EUE, with double orchestra, June 90, will consist of itly, BATTLE PL cleared for Dancing. ‘Tickets, 25 coats ment on account of the weather. GARDEN.-ALL THE WORLD WILL REJOICR nm that thi lishment will be revived th of July, is so for comple some of their most ami celebrated pyroted! from (| | Very tew, if eitement of on hw Principal N.B—1 Tepresentations of the Siamese Twins, Madam Rockwell, the Fortune Feller. iF ton years, REESE 2 ALHALLA, 9 CANAL STREET.—THE MANAGER informs the public that he has arrived, with a Company of beauti#ally formed Ladies utlemen, from Vienna, Ho will open This Evoning, with Tabloux Vivants, Female Serenaders, and Wonderful Marblo Statues—singing and Dances, etc. Admiasion—Orchestra Boxes, 3734 cen’ ‘ar- quette, 25 cents. Doors open at 7 o'clock, GNP, SACRED CONCERT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF int Nicholas Church, Second street, will take place on Sunday evening, July 8th, commencing at 5 o'clook, direction of Mr. Berge, organist of the chureb, will be given hereafter, A LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT PAINTING, BY TOE celebrated artiat Philippoteaux, containing over 300 full longth figures, and representing the proclamation of the French Reputlic, will be exhibited on Monday, 2d of July, and fellowlvg days of the woek, at the Famale Academy ot Brvokiyn, Jerolomon street, Admission 25 conte—children price. IREWORKS.—FIREWORKS.—EXMIBITION PIECES of New and Brilliant Desigos, for committees and par~ ties, at the lowest prices; together with a fine assortment of all kinds of Fireworks, Fire Crackers, ko., for the Trade. To be had at tho’ oldes i Depot in the country. P. L. VULTEE, 116 Chatham st, ‘ornoer of Grange, entrance 2d door in Orange street nder th Particulars RAILROADS. FPL SR80N RIVER RAILROAD, BONDS.--NOTICE 13 hereby given, that after tho 30th inst., this Compan will isnue $500,000'of its Mortgage and Convertible. B of the following description and tonor, vin:—Payable Febru: Sry Int, 1646, in sums of $5,000, $1.00 and $5 | + interess at naum, payable half-yearly, on the lst of tof August, convertible into the stock of the Company at the pleasure of the holder until five years from a said issue being part of the sum of $3,000,000, (with the priv: ore @ extending the amount $1,000,080 more when au- thorised by Jaw) for whieh a mortgage of tho whole work and property of the Com and which may her ‘or bi been duly executed and reo of $641,000 bas already been igs Sealed Preposals, directed to the Treasurer of the Sompa= ny, for the whole or any part of the sald sum of $200, ount to be taken and paid for in July, and the other half in August—will be received at the office of the No. St Wall street, till the 30th inst., and will be yn the 2d July. coupone—payable in London, in exchange of $4 86 por £—will be issued with tl peg t ags a plied for in that way to make it ‘aa objeot No ofiers will be accepted at less than par for bnods be: ing seven per cent interest, but issues will be made at six per on interest, te thote proferring them, at a proportionate ference, A commission of one per cent will be allowed te brokers or agen making proposals which are accopted, for mot loss than 00), ‘Th epartioe whe purohnsed the bonds to the amount of ‘$641, , already issued, are entitled to receive the pro rata amor ‘of the sum now offered, on calling at the office of the Company, and tl ds will be isn: te the torms of the pre-emption recelpte held by thom. posals will also be received as ‘above, for the whole, or any part of @ further amount remaining of the $3,000,000, auth by law to be issued—whatever amount so engaged, and paid for at the rate of $250.000 oa 00 1 with the month of September, and porsons holding Pro-empsion recalpta, will be duly offered thalr pro-ompuve viloge to any sums so engaged. FRE: ic. HOPKINS, Treasurer. N. B.—Copios of the mortgage can be had jeation ab the office. per constructed and scquired, tructed and ac hi and under rd ec terling, at the he bonds, if ORNICE OF THE AUBURN AND ROCHESTER Canandaigua, 16th June, 1849.—A Semi- A: the capital stock of th ny able to the Stookhol: on the net profits of the our pe a ia Cae New R. BR. al Di- aC the reve of sighs pee-cont, PAD, At the Tate of eight por oo paid ab the office af the’ Company, N i hird day of July next. SHIPPING. neem Mh BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN, R. MAIL ‘Steamships, betwoon New York and Liver between Hing Bi see to land and receive inter beyond i om apecie beyond an smmount for rs must pass through the Poat Passage from New Tork or ‘Boston to Liverpool: —First Cabia, $12; » $70. For freight or 0 te or ola CUNARD, Su, 38 Broadway. PAiuiiinore, &D. Cons, will'aal on the lat of Say nee ). Con: sal at of July. wees, BOYD z HINCKEN, 3B Wall ereoe. OR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRES, 17TH JULY. EMPIRE CITY, 2,000 tons ip , 2. D. ison, Master, leave for Chagres direct from Pioe 2, N. R., on Tuosday, 17¢h P.M The E. C. goos direct to @hagres, without touohing at inter ports, thus insuring that passe will reach Panama in time for the W. 8. of July. Fasange in tho After Saloon... ere by this stoamer Pacitie Mail Steemor +. $18 8 100 . oO cer; six oubic feet cach steorng er, cured unless paid for, Any person remitting one-half the amount of passage-monoy can sooure » berth for } For freight OF PAM*AR® LT WARD & SON, 4 Brondwa: OR 8AN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRES—ON roll known Ci CITY Sioddard, manves, will Ioeve f Chagres, tess ter, for Cl Sasurday, June 40th, from pier 2 North Rivor, at $ o'clock P. M, arriving in time 10 mect the Pacifo steamer +f July. The Pacifio mai rs Oregon and California having arrived tack st Banaue, the way is new ‘api ti ith 81 ‘rans communication wi e now apply te ARD & ¢_now steamship EMPIRE CITY, ‘01 my 4. D. Wilson, Commander, will snac Cresoet City, and sail for Chagres on t July. Both ships have ox- Perienced surgeons attaches. ARK PHILENA, FOR SAN FRANCISCO, GALIFO pi ‘assongote per above vessel will ploase hi ‘beir Inggage on board so- morro day) Sm fnataa fe the vesoel will positively sal Four more pas Sengors can be wccommadaved with, sate rooms, on sarily ap- ication on boar jer 9, Nor * . & D. FOWLEE, &% West streos. AN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA—TO SAIL by A class superior fast sailing ship UBEN VICTORIA, Capt Wildes T. "Thompeon, haviag the b! part of fae one ongaged “wil sail about lot Jaly. is & remarkably fost sailing ship, and” hae superior accommodations for passe For’ freight or passage, F North River, of te eS ee POWSER, 80 Westst., or 3. W.ELWELLL & CO., 5 South sb. OR CALIFORNI -PASSAGE TICKR&T WN THE Ly stenmer fro; Franciseo, for sale. Apply ve N, 84 Wall street, STRRRAGE TICKET FOR THK CRESCENT CITY, sailing to-day, may be great reduotion, by applying eatly to Mir. Clirchugh, 179 Broadway—the holdet having ‘feen ruddenly attacked with sokners, DDRESS—FRARL STKERT HOUSE, NEW YO 29, drow primi cularity which you always enforced, combined with your ly and successful prescriptions, we aro happy to state pothing approaching sickne: we: disease has visited us We fool trulg 00 of ui that or sant and comparatively wyinw Present, WA hm welfare and 4 Mr. =p And now, Sir, having ox pressed our wng appro! of your kindness and humanity, ae well a8 your superior experience as s commander, we bid you farewell, and our ited prayer is, that that God w “plants his footsteps in may conduot and guide to which, from your peculiar d at Inet waft you to the haven Campbell made the following ‘Permit me to say that I fool tral; id flattering a trary I asa “4 # aed Gon’ grateful for your kins ow that it will always, asithas been in times be my carpest desire to promote the happiness of thoes com- mirted to You will allow moto say thet I hare Fever Oonduoted & mre rexpectabls and intelligent claas of nerengers norort the Atinntic, I moss cogdially accept i w your kind~ ‘Admission to the | tutions, take re, it Weak and deb MEDICAL, grewt majority of holera, are pereuns that are dobilit uLY, persons in por foot h » with quvd Const in dict, &o But persona that tated by disease, medicine, or by Hwble to it ‘ae any tie r io boxt remedy for such persons Yowr send's Sarsaparilla, which screuythens, invigorates the whole systom — Te duos not act u » but quietly relieves the bowels about onee in and also relieves thet of the burning eeusation aud Pein ro common at this tine. Wedonot recommen tit forthe | Cholera, although itt a» cured thousands of eases of Dvarrhina, | The suiest Way at present in to call a good phys the C » but as & preventive it ha: office, 126 Fulton street. # none but such that are signed by 8. P. Towns the only genuine aud original Dr. Townsend's ted to g 1d Teay nt during the prevalence of the above diseu r City, ow her last trip to this port, success as —NO*PER3ON motinn L ivo relief, and was used on bs ly; also in Now J. V, Miller, kaq., bas certitied to. No vessel ¢ port without this Liniment; and should 1t not be found superior to anything elso, ton times the amount P ase Inte'Dr, & aration man, woma: and heep it ew Yo prssey pound wold at 132 way, 187, 71 Hudson tere by all the United Stat article has b being im the propriet DI nter any restrict ‘the Hunter: t te by rity 0 certain for sale genuine arti rt postive cure if Laken iu the early stages of urrows, of Philadelphia, al Neither of the above physi wle Prop | street, Brooklyn, cont and effeeti AUTION TO THE PUBLIC—’ Beabugs, Cockroach: out th 0 chared only at the depot, will be refunded, 3 throughout the U 1 talo by the druggists and ited States, “Price 2 aud 50 ind 5 Fast 1th street, ‘am, of New York city, proscribed the above pi Yer 40 cases of tte Cholera during 1332; Dr. ibed itin over 200 cases, ‘w single pationt. Every parchave « bottle immediately, ir pockets. Price 4) conta. G. W. Childe ors, Philadelphia; ©. H. Ring, only Agent $2 Brondway, By Mrs. Hayes, 189 Falcon N. Y., and at No, 50 Court street, Boato pr ps Lost nd ehild, should rk, CA. —WEL Extract of Bi! Chatham st, R & PROVOST’S COM r the cure of Diarrho worry, 2 Bowery, 162 and 30L East Bei 5 and 856 Broadway, 153 Chambers street, and et. In Brooklyn, at 71 and 271 Fulton street, and 4 303 incipal druggists and Arocers throughout the nd Canada. [tis sufficient to say the above pecome an exceedingly popular diarshas medicin and never to the knowlodge of to oure the most inveterate aud 217 Fi treet. vi ors having failed ehi INE CBEST IN A HALF OUNCE VIA ‘s Ked Drop cures all Private Disoasos withor ion in the patient's habits, in froin 3 to day: ian Dispensary, 3 Division ‘st., is the only pla: $1 only. A medical book for nothing. DR. Lyon's ic Powders for the destruction of ets, has prompted ture & spurivus artigle, and offer is ‘The proprietor of the original and conte in this city, and it can be pur~ 0 Broadway, where also may ies e cle has obtained Pills for the instantaneous destruction of Rate and, Mice. Both srticles aro warranted contain no poison, and their effiency has been tested and cerMied to by tho following gentlemen:— D. D. HOWARD, Raq. Irving House. ETSON, Astor House, ENS, Es: GES, BE: 8 $50 vered ory mm in. Bold at the The prop t konorrh@a to re, under forfuitu: York Honpitad. And many of the m ty. Te has slso received t the Ai Institute, REWARD.—CROSS'S SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the cure of gonorrhan. for tho speed: iNet, deh Of all remedies yes @ complaint, this is the most certal rinanent cure without the least re~ nk, Oxposure, or change in application te Honges ® single instance of r rough’ whioh the mixturs w Many are cured in two days. roadway, Irving House, corner Drug sto: of Chambers atreet. R. KE ‘eure ied contains a description of all delionto diseases, together ef R. GLOVER'S TKAVELI LLINGER'S WONDERFUL LINIMENT, AS A of Diarrhes, and s preventive of Cholura, has best of the mevical faculty in the city in and b ‘led ina solitary instay at 230 Pearl street, and rn ER'S MEDICAL GUIDE with recipes for making the various preparations used in thoir treatment, eure. Price $1. and explicit ot Yor sulo by the sushor at his office, No. 2 ev No. 12) Ann street, where he may be consulted on all atree! 908. D%: the NO,cune, NO CHARG: dave: OHM SON, 16 DUANE STREET, 80 WELL KNOWN re reforred to. DR. MURPHY,OF 6SGOLD is confidentially consulted on all forms of privi it onsen of treatinont of delicate diseasos—The Doctor's re- utation for skill im those half cured cases that have existed y in for years ii on by a secrs four da} pre-eminent. Constitutional weakness, brou; ret habit, effectually cured. Recent eases cu: form of thie meroury wed. soases ouables ,. to cure the wrat disease. Recent oases cured in three days. Ne D* RALPH, AU HOR OF THE to 12 tle neo ever, thos etre RACTICAL PRI t—Offfice hours, & pre owe WhO Bp tages will be surprised at the rapidity and ce attending their oure. It is ohielly, who have suffered from a cestain lass of poople, Pi ‘ko. 88 Greenwich (Sunday exce} ME GREAT POPULA. | ions as to the proper mode of States for the District of Columbta. William A. Bradley, to be Postmaster at the Clty of Washington, vice Charles K. Gardner, removed Frederick G. Edwards, to be Postmarter at. suisville Kentucky, from and after the 30th of Neotember mex the present incumbent resigning on that dey.} APPOINTMENTS BY THE SECRETARY vr THE INTERIOR. William R. Vance, to be Pension Agent at Louis Kentucky, vioe Newton Lane, removed, te Stephen P. Mead, of New York, to be [mMian Sabe ent, for the New York Indiuns, view it Shankland, remeaved panmeieenninet | CITY TRADS REPORT. Faivar, June 29,6 P.M, ‘The flour market was buoyant, under the in fluenceef” the steamer’s news, with @ fair enquiry for export; though transactions were not quite so Targe, as mer- chants were inclined to wait for their letters | Wheat exhibited no marked change. Corn was easier, with » good demand. The views of buyers and sellers were wider tan before the news, siolasses in steady de mand Rye flour was wanted for the provinces, and closed firm. Rye was in good demand for distilliag. Outs were firmer, with & good demand Pork was bet- ter, under the influence of a good home demand, sad shipments for California, Beet was dull but firm. Lard Was quiet, bat steudy, Cut meats were active aud, firm. Groceries were steady, with moderate stles Ln cottom dealers were waiting for steamer’s letters. Freights were easier, and shippers waiting foreign lottera Asues were in steady demand for pote, at $5 66% @ $5 6: nd at $5 40 for pearis, with sales of 120 bbls, Beeswax —2,500 Iba yellow, sold at 21e , eaah Breavsturrs.—Four—Tho sales for the day reached about 7.500 barrels, including fine, at $4 $4 Zig common and ordinary, $4 44a $4 50; mixed Westerm and straight State. $4 50 a $4 564; strayht aad good Western, $4 6235 a $4 08%; favorite Indiana $4 OI $475; round hoop Obio, $4811; a #4 871g; pure enesee, $4 dyn $5 064; fancy Ohio. $4 94 a $5 26 fancy Genesee, $5 1235 w $5 374; extra Ohio. $5 37 $5 75; extra Genesee, $6 8 $6 3734. Of the above sales, about 4000 barrela were mado for export, Of Southern, sales of about 600 barrels Alexandria and Brandywine were made. at $5. Rye—Sales of 1,000 bbls. were made at $34 $3 1234 Meal—Sales of 300 bbls, Je corn meal were made at $3; und 250 bbis. State at $2 S36, and 2.00 do. Brandywine at $3 124%. Wheat —Sales of about 5.000 bushels of good Obio wore made at 1026. luge, ; and 1,800 bushels prime Genesee at 1294. a 1308. Hye —Sales of 3.600 bushels were made at 670, de livered, Oats.—Sales of 7.000 bushela wore made Os Bae. ite. Corn —The sales for the day reached about 32.000 bushels, at 470, a Sue for heated Western; Se, a S4e, for Western mixud; 55¢, for round mixed; S6c. for round white; 5€e. for’ Southern Western yellow, and 6Se. @ 680, for round yellow; ctesing at the inside figures vores —The demand was not so active to day, as operators were waiting thu letters per steamer. Prices | continus full, with sales of about 1.200 bales, Freienrs.—There was less offerisg 15.000 bushels orn were engaged for Liverpool at 6},¢; 800 bbls, flour | for Liverpool ut 1s, 6d. Heavy goods were taken at 208, | cotton gd; 150 tierces rice for Antwerp. 254; a | 100 bbls: ashes at 22s. éd. ‘To San Francisco, 60c a 608 | per foot; $55 per M-for lumber. Fist.—Sules of 260 quintals dry were made at $2 31%, Moxassrs. —400 bbls. New Orleans sold at 24350. Navas Stoxes.—Sales of 300 bbls spirits turpentine, at 32 a 33c.; 115 bbls. white rosin, at $375 O1,—Sales of 6000 gallons linseed, English, were made at 563¢¢., cash, and 3,500 do. Amerioun, at 50@ | Paovisiess—Pork—Sales of 1,400 barrels, including | prime at $8 874 a $9, und mess at $10 37% a $10 60, | Beet was frm, ‘wt $1150 0 $13 for mess; 100 barrels | prime mers pork were sold on private terms. Cat meats were firm at 44. forshoulders and 644 for hams. | Lard—Sules of 60 kegs were made at 7c Butter was in better demand at 10 a 134ge. for Western, and 1% 9 103c for Ohio. Cheese was dull at 3a 640 Rick.—Sales of 6U0 casks were made at $3 25 a ¥3 60. Susans —Sales of 350 bhds. of Cexns. at 4 a 43¢0.5 200 do. New Orleans, 414 a 43¢0.; and 400 do. Cuba Mus- covado, on private terms. Steanine.—Sales of 20,000 lbs. were made of geed white at 7c, cash Tattow was steady, with sales of 10,000 Ibs. of prime country at 7%, casi. Wuiskry.—The market was bott bbls at 21cm 226 for Ohio; 220 a carh; Drudge. 21% a 226 Receipts of Produce per Hudson River Lines this Day. Hudson River Line—8,160 bbls tlour. ‘Trey and Erie Line—4.380 bbls flour; 2400 bushels corn; 144 do corn meal; 20 bbis. pork; 46 do. lard; 10 do, ashes; 69 do. hams. Line —2 282 bbls. flour; 6,020 bush. wheat; 16 bbls whiskey; 249 do. hams; 100 do seed Albany and Canal Line—2,42 bbls flour; 48 do. porks 40 do whiskey; 121 boxes chewse Swiftsure Line—4 109 bbls. flour; 15 do. ashen; 422d whirkey; 41 do hams; 17 bales wool; 121 bxs. cheese, Kome Line—600 bush, corn; 181 bxs cheese; 200 bush. oats, New York, Utica, and Oswego Line—250 bush erm, Rehuyler's Line—6.245 buel. corn, 2,000 do. rye} 1,640 do. oats. Oswego Transportation Company ~669 bushels corny 1,384 do oats; 140 bbls. lard; 130 do. hawa Senees Falls Line—100 bbls. whiskey; 58 bales of wool, Syracuse and Oswego Lino—197 bbls hams. Genesee Valley Line—2,000 bushels corn, ‘Troy and Michigan Line- 600 bbls. flour; 2,664 bast, corn; 60 bbls pork. Cincinnati Line--1.147 bbls, flour; 4900 bush. eorng 10.200 do. wheat. Durant and Lathrop's Line—4.747 bush, corn. Chenange Lake Boat Line—1,719 bush, corn; 95 bbls. ashes Miscellaneous—160 bbls. flour; 2,000 bush. corsa. Flour. bbls. Wheat, bushel: Corn. . with sales of 600 ‘4c for Prison, Cheese, bx. . Cut Meat, bbis. Seed....... Butter, bbls, ey Corn Meal, bbla. . Wool, bales. . Pork, bbls. MARKETS ELSHWHERKH, ‘cau properly appreciate his services. In stricture, {com WCC uate’ Kea arnt, or fh gala bo ore yextovaive | _ Bosren, June 28.—Brokers' Board.—4 shares Fichbumg prnetioe,) ‘ho oan afford s rapid, easy and radical cure, which, thet dine pe SAN esl ate Radrond | 4; lo Western tire pained: dens as aul road, 0. 6l2mos, 102%; 5 do., Hf pend md — oe oe isu Wks: 7 Boston and Worcester Kxilroad, 1024; lame oma i R, ELLIOTT, OCULIST, 635 BROADWAY, | Boston and Maine Raiir Fustern ‘Kailrond, 0 ‘FORME 4 Bank, 934; 1l Exchange his friends’and pavionts, that, during the summer 9634, 1 Shawinnt Bai rights Vermont Central months, his office hours will be from o'olook, Mone (Ue: I70divid eptral Railroad, $2 1% days, Wodu aud Fridays. Dr. £. wilt attond to the 4 Bourd, June Poor, as usual, ye 3 jock on the above days, D rience and its stages com plait edy cure. Office, No, EDICAL AlD—DOCTOR YOURSELF PRIVATELY, for 26 cents, by means of the Pocket Msculapius, or ove- confidential, silent triond Ty one to conduct his own tion. Twentieth edition, with diseases and mal- ry one his own physicia vate adviser, enabling case to & successful ter end pri in a letier, copies will 162 Spruce R. DE LANEY, AWARE OF THE MANY TEMPTA- tiens which so easily beset youth and carly manhood, in their romance of life, ## happy te say that his long expe- vate diseasos, in all him to troat that class | extensive practice in pri have eminently qualified ints successfull y),and to warrant ® perfect and 5] 'Lisponard atre: It i ing priv: stom, fi ‘The various diseases of the will receive one copy 0 be sent for one dollar, street, Philadelphia, thia book, b; ‘Address Dit. W3L¥ dict, or interraption to uswal pursuits, ae ition, the nuisance is thi ith the R. 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Lormend, Hazleaten, N 1 MoCroady & Co; Boo) B>glish, Bill, Pile a. : San Francisco, I BG: PJ ‘Scbrs—Franvisco, (now) Mayo, Kate, MeMullen, St Jobns, NB. y Baltimore; Lewin, a Arrived> | RM steamship Hiberni Liverpool, Ji Halifax 27tn, with muse, ard, June Cork spoke teamship ( 18th, lat 1140, AM, signalized ship Europe, hound W; sar mide, bo PM, passed ship Haloyon, bo Jon 2), signalized Br briz Vivla, of St Ji 2 PM, passed steamship Cambria, hence for Hall fax ang Liverpool’ ac FE = 5F a : 2 a H 43 34, 1 ship a, 5 for Havre, ship Nicolas & John, Kadubvieb, London, 45 daya, 13 steerage passengers, to Cook & Smith Parket «nip Ashburton, ‘« m OTAKO PAHSCD, Bth iat. Jat 5117, lon 20 54, passed brig Maria Broaner, Searsport. bound West. 10th, las 43, low 37, come rig do Pr from Kowey for New York.’ lith, lav, jamburg Al lon 40, exehan, hence for Londo. iit Bont from brig Ni 42, lon 62 16, ec Dantuckes Inland. The A was « ar Vit; bas had light winds and calms during she pasasge, | “Ship Gertrude, Sherman. Liverpool, May 19, with mdse | parsenuers, to Hussey & Mackie, From May 20 to Jaued | Boutant NNW and SSW winds, blowing he time, with rain and winter weather, Juno poke bark Sara! North Yarm nd; 1th, Tat at F ‘4 the Bustwart; Joth, Jat’ 40 00 lon 4 ff Recbelle; 24th, lat 40 07, Lon 68 signal with ‘rod by kh miles E of tl . The G had MaLip Sardinia, Crocker, Liverpool, May Il, with mdse 206 pactengers, to 8 Thompson & Nephow. June 23, las 42 Ton 65 00, paseed brig unio, ateering Ship Montreal, Cwrcis, Limerick, jase and | 1° paseongers, to Harteck & &o. Ju ‘on tho Bau! | spoke fishing sohr Sigual, of Marblehead, with 6000 fish, 5 ry & Jane, Towson, for N York. poe | jelfast,. ja, witl 6 mad M no. 39 days, with mdse and Wi ‘Dich inst, Les ‘aad from fa~ Havre, 45 days, with baliast aad Ey 813 parsengers, to Taylor & Merrill; vossol to the master. Br bark Hyperion, Trotter, Li il, 35 days, with mésw And 266 passengers, to Pilkinson & Wilson, k Gs ‘arrigon (of Alexandria), Mead, Retterdam, di dl KG to Hitehoock & Taeat hg fon 30 25 spoke Br bark Wfaniny jaria, Rufail, Perte Cabello, Jane MH, ter. June, wee ta Sone ae aun Bin he Br brig Mary Ellen, Boyd, from Trinidad sBr brie Spring Shields, Reg, 49 days, with mdse, te Barclay .ivingston, tatinae a ieee te Veneers She verscagnen fe abi tel Bptike Francie, Piotou, 17 days, with coal, te Sedle & Whitney, Gard, Halifax, NS, 16 da: \ Br brig Stelle jaria, Benet, Pioten, Leiazye, with eet.