The New York Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1851, Page 8

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH SIDENCY OF THE DERANGE MENTS A> PMILADELPHIA MINT—MALL POUNTMENTS——FORGERY OF LAND WARMANS, BIC. Josink Randall gots thy mission to Russia, aud Doctor Bickart, the Presidency of the Philadelphia Mint ‘The Kastern mail failed this morniag. The failure, I ‘sum informed, occurs between New York and Philadel. phia, owing, it is reported, to the exoursions made by (the steamboats charged with the mail, The Postmaster General bas concluded to fine the delinquents two hua- dred doliers for cach failure. Everybody misses the lerabd ni pap of Baltimore. has been appotated by the President, Appraiser ut Large, vice Hugh W. Evans, resigned. it is rumored that the Secretary of War has preferred charges against Gen. Taloott, of the Ordnaoce Bureau. and ordsred a Court Martial, to be composed of thirt Generals. | ‘The Marsbal of Michigan has brought on and doliver- | ed tothe Marshal of this District, William Browa, to | answer various charges of forgery of land warrants. in | default of $20.000 bail, He was committed for trial at | the Criminal Court. The accused is brother of Benja- | min F. Brown, late a government clerk, and can tidate | awful to bo desoribed. four years old, set the ttle girl down, for the pur- PT he monet ot vi oe Doneeet et and, after so, tose, uttering ina low tone for « ers exclaimed, “It is no use—she mm ” Ho seized the child b; the hair of the head, rena ber across his knee, an: out ber head almost off with a razor which ho drow from his pocket. The appalled mother atte 4 to resoue her sweet innocent from the grasp o| slaughtorer; but sho was attacked, and su TA ns wound in che hand. She foal succeeded in resou- inf th lifeless body of her child; and with it ran the street, the infant's head dangling over her der, gett still in pursuit, attempting to pon her with the raised razor. The arance of the affrighted mother, as she ran frantic through the streots for help— holding in her arms her almost headless child, bleeding from every Soares stewed & sight too | The neighbors soou heard | her outeries, and upon their approach, Daggett, who had followed Mrs. C ‘ummings some distance, receded to the piaaza of the doctor's house, and there out his throat in such a manner as to pro- duce death in less than ten minutes. The scene of blood was terrible to bebold—the sitting room and hall of the house, the piazza outside, ‘and the strests adjacent, were stained with it—but those blemishes be wiped away. The neighbors, who were Med with what they saw, will forget the | for the situation of doorkeeper of the House of Repre- sentatives, against whom an indictment for forgin, ‘Treasury vouchers is siso ponding, but he ls yet a Large. The Industrial Congress—Sulcide, Acvsasy, June 9, 1891. The Industrial Congrees, this morning, unanimously nominated Hon. Isaac P. Walker, of Wisconsia, as their | candidate for President of the United States; but they ' cesolved not to make a nomination for Vice President, Horace Greeley would probably have been chosen, had they made one, [Greeley would be an excellent candi- ate for such » picball concern.—Ro. Haat.) There ia no further business before the convention, and it will sdjcurn to-morrow morning. A man, named William H. Cox, of St. Louis, committed | suicide at Congress Hall, in thix city, last night, about nine o'clock. razor, and died immediately. He arrived on Saturday from Troy, in the day boat. He left a letwr, stating | that he was accused of robbery, and was puraued, and | committed the rash act rather than be arrested and con- victed, as he could not establish his innoceuce, although deciaring himself so with his dying breath. From Boston. NOMINATION OF DANIKL WEESTER FOR PRESIDENT— | THE SHADRACH RESCUE CASE—M‘NALL MURDERER, NOT FOUND—U. 3. FRIGATE, LAND, EIC. Boston, Juno 9, 1861 A paper, with the following preamble bas been nume- ously signed to-day in the Exchange, The signatures include many of our influential citizens :-— We nominate Danial Webster for President of the United | ol ® faithful Union, and be will never pormit the Gonstitation te be violated’ to favor one portion of the the benoit of another; because, by bis, rosperow Saally’ because this hich honor is dun to his long and faith ful service, to his matchless talents, his sterm integrity, aud is canited patriotism. Lewis Hayden, colored, a second hand clothes dealer. of some property, was put on trial this morning, for aiding | in the rescue of Shadraoh. The prisoner ix defended by the How. J.P Hale and R. H. Dana, This case presents the same features as the former one. ‘The house of McNally, the murderer of Charies Smith, was searched on Saturday evening, suspicion being ssroused that be was concealed there, but no traces of him were found ‘The loss by the burning of the «team works yesterday morning, is estimated at $40,000. The buildings were insured. ‘The body of Edward Mann, announced as missing a week sinee from his home. at Concord, N H., has bse found in the Merrimack river By the arrival of the ship Argo, from Calcutta, this foremeon, we learn that the U pared Gibralter on tho 16th wlt., for Boston th the wind shifted east at Gibralter, and about 700 fail got under weigh, and passed the rocks Dissolation of the Contract Betweon Jenny | Lind and Barnum, Puravesenia, June 9, 1851 By a mutual arrangement made to-day between Jenny Lind snd Barnum, their engagement terminates with to- night's concert. She is to carry out the arrangements made by Barnum, and give the two concerts advertived here. Her intention is to give several concerts in other ons of the country, on her own account goes to the World's Fair per the North America, on the 2th inst. From Baltimore. TATE COLLECTOR OF BALTIMORE A DRPAULTRR—TILE COSDEN MURDERS, ETC. Bactimone, Jane 9, 1851 This afternoon, Mayor Jerome sent a special messaze to the City Councils, announcing that the late City Collector has been found to be a defnulter to the amount Of $20.000. It is alleged that the Collector's Clerk ob- tained the money, and screened himself by false entries ‘The gentleman implicated has surrendered his property to his sureties, and asserts that errors have been mule | ii up the accounts, which, when rectified, will a- Ustactorly explain matters The conviction of William Shelton for the Cosden murder, did not take place till 12 o'clock on Saturday | might. The trials of Murphy and Taylor have been re- sipoved to Kikton. Roberts will be tried at Chestertown A man named nm, & negro, was hung by “Lynch | jaw,” at Milton, Florida, on the 13th ult., for murdering aman named it at the Front street thea Smith. ‘The German concert to-n tre, was crowded to overflowing and was avery splendid | ‘The Southern mail has reached re. Ravages of the Cholera in the West, Cincinnati, June 9, 1861. ‘The cholera ison the increase throughout the West, | and is very fatal. Among the victims at Paducah, Kentucky, i: Dr. Newton Lane, the democratic can- Aidate for Congress at the last election, from Louisville district Prrtemenon, June ®, 1861 ‘Thees is five feet four inches of water in the channel, god the river till rising. It etill continues very healthy on the river, between | this and Loubrville Heavy raina yesterday preventel the laying of the cornee stone of the new (atholic church im this city EEE Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Prmapecemia, June 9 1861 The New York Rifles—Land Warrant Por gery—Post Office Developements, Captain Johnson's company of Rifles, from New York, were received by handsome escort under command of Goenerai Bennett, of the Second brigade. on their arrival in the city this afternoon. The military are having | quite « time of it to-day, the Second brigade being out Cov inspection. Apropos of the volunteers one of the captains of the it. who reaped his laurels on the | Betde of Me bees held to bai on « charge of og poy to certain powers of attorney to enable scetare bounty len erreate, a whispered that certain discoveries been office, of at least one of the pliferers to ted the series of pilferings complained of every firm of this city in the babit of reesivi It is to be hoped that the Post. ? Late Horrible, Cragedy « at Roxbury, (Prom the Boston Courier, Jane 0} One of the most eer er events that has oc- curred in this neighborbood for many zeore, took place at Roxbury, on Saturday evening named Epbraim L. Daggett, ‘of Hope, Me, been noticed, aa if laboring under some relig ballucmation, wandering about the oity during | Friday, and ‘called at several houses. repre sented that he was subject to epileptic fite, and pleaded great poverty, and bogged food. Among other places, Ay called at the house of Dr. ‘but the doctor not being at pom, Daggett 7 for the residence of Kev. Mr. Trafton, and being teld where it was, he leit and proceeded in that direo- Py though it does not appear that he called upon the clergyman. On Saturday morning, about eleven o'clock, he called at the house of Dr. A. J. Cummings, who re- sides in Oburch plas, Kuggles street, near the Freewill Baptie: arch ; he said he was hungry, and that he was willing to chop wood, or do any other jobs about the house, for bis dinner. He was suptied with food, and after dinner loitered about ‘the house until #ix o'clock, when be was furnished with tea. The doctor went out about seven o'clock one wsional errand, leaving Daggett, who eonn r complained of pain in hw heart. He asked leave to sit at the kitchen fire for the purpose of warming his feet, nod permission was granted. He subsequently entered the sitting-room, still complaining of pain, took & seat, untied his neck handkerchief, opened bis shirt bosom, and said ho wanted to see ‘Det ummings. His strange man- ner alarmed Mra. Cummings, and she asked a Miss ‘ rome who wae present, to go and call i of t Tr Miss Crosby, who was holding in hur tr. Comair ge" danghter, @ child abou, | a He cut his throat from ear to ear with a | |, | scourge has fallen hea’ 3. frigate Cumberland | vn the | Barnum | man | bar a commanding ; but the recollections of this awful tragedy 1 never pass away from the memory of the mother. | Dr. Cummings returned in the midst of the con- | fusion. He found Daggett in his parlor, with his throat cut from ear to ear, and still breathing. He | attempted to dress the wound, but death rendered the task unnecessary. All this time the doctor was | unconscious that it was the body of his oaly obild, whom he had caressed half an hour before, that lay | bleeding upon the table. | Daggett is supposed to have been insane. His strange manner the day previous to the murder and | suicide would seem to warrant that supposition. He carried in his pocket a small Bible, and several | | times during the afternoon, and just before the | slaughter, be took it out and pretendedto read from | it. The razor with which he committed the deed | he took from a shelf in Dr. Cummings’ kitchen, un- noticed. | the house during the afternoon, in the hope that in the meantime he would be able to see some of | Centre street. Dr. Cummings allowed Daggett to remain about | ' Poughkeepsie the city authorities, and obtain for him a permit to the poor-house. erous person, and though he seemed demented, there was nothing in his manner to excite fear | Late rromt Berxos Aver ‘Thactus from Buenos Ayres, we have received copies of political news of interest ftema:— Schooner Mayrv.—( | standing Wearnna.—We congratulate the community at large onthe important change that has at length taken place in aspect of the season; not forgetting our grateful and reverential acknowledgments to the Giver of every good and every perfeet ift. In this capi- tal and immediate ueighborhowd, the lato rains, if not | plentiful, have at least been most seasonable and genial; and we may expect the happiest results, both to the public beaith and the public purse. We now anxiously | await news from the more remote districts, where the t,and for the long space of | | nearly three years | feeling | Makgets.—There has been a light speculative noticeable this week, but net to an extent that would any way help importers to obtain better prices, except- ing that a firmer tone has been given to the market. | Spanish red wine, and one or two other articks, have ad- vanced a little | The following are the rates of freights to the Uuited Statea:—Dry hides, per lb. (and 5 per cent) o.; salted do, do., "{o.; produce, im bales, per ton, 40 feet, $64; | ‘Theatrical and Musica Bowsny Turatny.—There cannot be more attractive features offered for one night's amusement than the pro- gramme iseued for this eveaing. The commencing fea- | Cure will be the three act Indian play, entitled *Wacous- | ta, or the Massacre of the Michilimackinacks"—Mr ‘ddy appearing as Wacousta; Mr. Tilton, as Frank Hal- | joway. und Miss Wemyss, as Ocanasta. At the end of this plece, Mr. Brannes will execute a solo on the viol cello, after which Mise Hiffert will sing one of The next feature will be the romance of wnd of Corsica,” and the entertainments will | conclude with the thrilling drama of the * Day of Reck- oning.”” Mr. Eddy will appear as Claude Moreau ; Mr | Tilton, as Count d’Arental, and Miss 8. Denin, as’ Per- nette. If this bill does not draw a crowded house it will be surprising. considering the splendid entertainment | presented, aud the «mall price of admission to the boxes | of this spacious and beautiful theatre. Buoapway Turatne.—Nothing can equal the enthu- | siaem with which the grand and gorgeous spectacle of Amel” is recvived nightly at this unique and well | managed theatre. As each soon the audience, it is met with raptur: | we have uever witheaed anything t 4 this piece in scenic efleet; and the ylot, which is exceedingly iterest- ing is well worked out by Mr. Ware, whe has adapted it | from the Fremch. The meeting between the prodigal and | his patriarch father, who comes in search of bim, ix | touchingly rendered by Messrs. Conway and Clark, and | that where Azael rescues his betrothed from the bands | of the idolators in the Temple of Isis, was performed by | Mr. Conway and Mis Anderton with great dramatic | effect. “Azael” and a favorite farce will form the enter. | fainments st the Broed ay theatre every night this | week. | Numco's Gannex.—The bill offered for this evening murt have the effect of Slling every department of this cool and beautiful theatre. It has always been a source | of regret to the lovers of the drama that Sheridan's beautiful comedy of the “School for Seandal,”’ which contains so many prominent characters, is seldom or never performed ina way worthy of the author. This evening, we think, wid be an exception | comedy bad the prospeet of being better Henry Piacide, whom everybody ackno | finished comedian, will ap; as Sir P Burton as Sir Oliver; Blake a Crabtree; Lester as Charles Sur- face, with Mrs, Wallack as Lady Teazi#, This announce wank will be sufficient to crowd the (iarden at an early our f Narioxat. Tuwatee.—A bill of very attractive foata is offered ening’s amusement. The s 4 play of ‘Love's Sacrifiee”’ will commence the entertain- ments—Mr. J. R. Scott, an actor of great dramatic celebrity, as Matthew Elmore, Watkins as Eugene de Lorme, La Favor as 8t. Lo, Brandon as Vaul La Font, and Mrs G@ Jones as Margaret bhimore. Since the ap- pearance of J. R. Seott at this theatre, it is visited by | many of bie admirers, and fair houses, every night, of | the dramatic public,‘aud his acting throughout covery | keone ix greeted with the most euthusiastic cheers. The | orebestra will play several overtures, aud the entertain- | | mente will conelude with the musical dreams of“ Maxaa- Diello,” with a splendid cast of characters. This pro- oon will be sure to attract. Purdy is an enterpris- { m anager Brovonam’s Lrcevt —Last evening this beautiful establishment was well filled to greet the fair and talent- i= ed actress, Misa Julia Bennett, in her favorite chiracter of Lady Teavle, in the populur comedy of © The School for Scandal.” ‘This i peculiarly adapted to Misa Bennett's nbilities, and she was received in it with the warmest marks of approbation. The entertainments an- nounced for this evening will commence with the favo Grist to the Mil.” im which Mis the character of Bi mgd Tg ale Mr. Jordan. then bs sagepicd i hile ‘Toriure - entertainments will terminate | with the enecessful comedy, called the * Home Book of Beauty,” in which the entire strength of this truly ta- lented comedy company will appear. With such attrac. poe the house must certainly be filed to its utmost ca- pacity. Crsuery's Mrverarce give an excellent entertainment this evening. Reveral of their best songs and dances, together with solos on the violin and guitar, and the ce- | kebented « Ean Musicale,’ are included ia the pro- | gramme, The hall. of course, will be crowded, as usual Pricow te avo THY New Onurans Seniesa pins —The deluehttal amusements nightly given by | these talented negro performers elicit the warmest ap- | probation. The attractive programms announced for | this evening must ensure a crowded house, Ransum's Meserm.—The talented company engaged | bere grant, day after day. ‘tainments which afford | the utmost satiofaction to full houses, For the lovers of no better place can be found, for on | every ovcasion a delectable repast {+ provided. well w ‘Attention of may people. | Cholee bills of rn. tertainmenta are given; and asa place of amusement, it is noted for ite popular management and celebrated plays, always eure to attract the most profound atten: | tow. The bill for thie afternoon and evening ten glori- ous one, and sure to instruct and amuse our citizens Annivar or ay Aweaican Traceoras —Me. W. Waller, an American tragedian, who, for some time past, has been performing in poe aod Ireiand, has just arrived from Dublin in this city, where his father fesides He figete ands goed voicn, and his friends anticipate that he will take a Thigh position Mr. Waller is of a rich family, and has adopted the profession | of the stage from hie love of literature and the drama. uperior Court. Refore the Hon. Judge Mason. ACTION AGAINST AN APOTITECARY FOR VENDING WRONG MEDICINE, Ieve 9 — George Frederick Schult | —The plaintiff in this complaint al | of June, 1860, he, being indispored, sent the preseription of his attending physician to the defendant, who is ao apothecary an arousiet in this city; that the defendant prepared other medicine than that which was preseribed, | +. Philip Wiskeman. # that, on the 25th and plaintiff, baving taken it, beoame alarmingly ill, and suffered in his general health for two months afterwards | Deumnges laid at $1,000 Martin Schult, a you worn and oxamined by mother sent ing Ind, son of the plaintiff, being Me, Chedeay. deposed thet his for medicine to Mr. Wiskeman's. the | hia bed and drank » pal ful of water; my mother got him nnother pail of water, he drank it, and ran round the room, saying he should die; | he was rubbing himself all over, and said he was on fire, | Witness was sent for the doctor, but ha was not ready to | come, and his father said he could not wait any longer and another doctar wns sent fer; five quarts of milk were Grdeted. which his mother boiled, hia father enught at it “sc ae it all down. ine furnished was in danes with the preseript After some fw testimony, Mr. Clinton I the Court to divmies the e™plaint, The complaint dreuniesed | He did not regard him as a dan | | British mall steamer Merlin, for Carthagena, via St. By the arrival of the bark | the British Packet of the Sth of April, but it contains no | We extract the followiag | Veseel was restored to her rightful owner, with all due | formality; effacing snother trace cf @ past misunder- | | nexed | of 000 bushels i i at g fF purpose of the bbe ae uth Sead fication of Mr. Barber, that e i = E 5 & ft E: a ‘il believe rediey, "When the for Mr. was discontinued, said draft was held by Mr. Barber collateral security, for certain moneys placed in (Bradley's) hands for # specitic purpose, which was never ccneummated Another Outrage— Probable Murder.—About noom yes proseoution ii Er terday, am ‘outragoous, affair took place im the teh vard, at house No 43 Anthony street, where an old German, by the name of Michael Frita, was stabbed and cut ina rous manner, which injuries it is believed, will prove fatal. A man by the name of Thomas Conner, who keeps # porter house at the eorner of Pearl aud Bin streets, Was arrested by ofMeers Lally and Hunt, of the Sixth ward police, as the individual who inflicted the vio- lence. It seems that, according to the facts as related at present, respecting the affray at the above named premises, Conner kicked # pail into the window of Frits, who is an old man of about 60 years. Frits. on comiag to the door, was struck severnl blows with some heavy instrument, which tock «fect on the head and neck of the old man. The wounds are considered we erous. and may porsilly cause death. Conner, after intlicting the in- jury, rin acros# Broadway into the sixth ward, to which place he was followed by some one of the injured man’s family, and taken into ‘custody by the police, and con- veyed before Justioo Osborn, who committed him to the ‘Tombs, to await the result to the injured man. Subse- quently, & man, by the name of Walter Berry, was ar. rested by the police, charged with being a party con} cerned with Conner in the violence inflicted on Frits, He was niso committed to prison by the magistrate. On the person of Conner, when searched at the Police Court, were found a pistol and s knife; but whother the injury inflicted was done by either Of those instruments, re- mains yet to be seen. A Pocket-book Found in Possession of a Thief —Yesterday, & thief calling himself Robert Jones, was arrested, and ia his possession was fouud a large sized pocket-book, con- taining sundry promistory notes, checks, drafts, &e., bear- ing the name of James IH, Merritt, evidently the property of Mr. Merritt. ‘The pocket-book can be seen on appli- cation to Mr, Stewart, Clerk of Police, Halls of Justice, ‘The rogue said he found the pocket-book Movements of D Distinguished Individaals, Hon. Y. P. King, of Georgia, Charge d' Affaires to New Granada, lady and son, sailed yesterday in the The mae. Sir HL, Bulwer roturned yesterday to the Union Place Hotel, from & visit to Staten Island. The Republic announces that Sir Henry B, will aail for England in October next, and be absent three months lion. W. Eard, Crown Solicitor of New Brunswick; Lieut. Col. B. Haynes, KR. A., Frederickton; and Hon. 0. On Wednesday last, this nations! | H- Peaslee, of New Hampshire, are in Boston. CITY TRADE REPORT. Monpar, June 0—6 P. M Asnrs were in reqnest, at full figures. The sales in- clude 150 bbis., pearls at $5 50, and pots at $5. Brrswax.—1,200 lbs. American yellow, of prime quality, brought 2éc., cash. Brrspstvrrs —Flour was in better supply, and rather easier, The demand for home uso was pretty active, | but for shipping limited. The operations in domestic amounted to 7,500 bbia., superfine No. 2 at $3 56 a $3 75; ordinary to straight State at $3944 $4; mixed to fa- vorite Indiana, Michigan, and Northern Ohio at $3 94a $4 064;; round hoop Southern Ohio at $406 a $4 25; und pure Genesee st $4 ST a $456. Canadian was without activity or change in value; 1,000 bbis.. in bond, brought $4125;. Southern was heavy and drooping: some 700 bbls. mixed to straight wore disposed of at $4 45% & $4 62',, and fancy at $4 87a $43. Rye flour was buoyant and steady; 350 bbls fine realized $5 8T 4 $3434. Mral remained as noticed on Saturday, with sales of 300 bbis. Jersey at $3, and Brandywine at $3184. Wheat was dull and declining; a cargo of 1,700 bushels Obio sold at $40. Of Kye the sales embraced 3 300 bushels Jersey at 760; market firm. In Oats there was a limited business transacted at 45a 4c. for North- ern, und 44 4 4éc. for Jersey. For Barley the demand was very light, and the market nominal at 85 a 9c Barley Malt was pretty active and steady; 2,000 bushels were divposed of at ‘private contract. Corn was more buoyant, but prices were without firmness; 65, round Northern yellow ebanged havds at 00c., and com- mon to good Western mixed at 554, Corto. —The market appears rather steadier than be- fore the arrival of the Paciie, with sales of about 1,500 bales, on the basis of 84, for middling Uplands, Caxpivs.—A lot of 150 boxes sperm was purchased at 44e , usual cre dit, Corrrs.—With @ good inquiry from the trade, there were sales of 120 bags Java at 11%¢.; 100 do. Maracaibo at $%c.; 600 do. Rio at 9c., and 400 do. St. Domingo at Se Fisn.—Cod ranged from 12 @ $3 375,, with a quiet market. Muckerel was abundant and easier. 1.200 bis. No. 3 sold at $451 a $5; 600 do. No. 2 at $5 87 $9, and 20 do at $10 ‘Ts. —To Liverpool, Sea Island cotton was taken mmoB) at 6-32d.; 1.000 flour were taken at Is. 3d., and 10,000 bushe of corn at 435d. To Glasgow, lard was engaged at 20s. per ton. and 100 bales of cotton at 816d. here was no change to other ports. Te 350 box 0, and 50 do, Favrr.—Ineluded in the transactions bunch raisins at $2.90; 100 do. layer at $: Messina lemons at private treaty Hav was quoted dull at 50 a S5¢., cash; 500 bales sold ut the average figure. Hever —The market was steady, but not very brick. 2) bales dew rotted American brought $125, rix months Hors. —A parcel of Western New York (8 bales) changed hands this morping, at 47!,¢.. cash Inow has receded in price, and was Mages! 100 tons Beotch pig were let off at $18 75, ad $1 2 ix and 120 do, English bars at rer demand was light, but holders were stiff. ign brought #4 66, time, &e. Low. —The supply being more ample to-day, the mar- ket was weaker, and sales reaching 1,500 bbls. common, Married, On Sunday evening, at Ubureh of the Ascension, by the Rev. ixwae Lupemann to Miss Sa- nan Moncan, city. in Brooklyn, on June ‘the Roman Catholic Chureh Of St. James, by the Re ‘hos, O'Donpell, and after- sande ch Dh Pee ee Uncred St. Aun, by the Rev, Dr. Cutler, Mr. J , of Peoria, Limos. to Ba.- Lamina, You! tor of the late t. Wm. Duff, of H. My Fort, landers On June 6, ic, Mir. Trromas 8. Cou- Miss (ee Ouren; ‘both of Dundee, Scotland. On the morning of June 4, Union, from New Orleans for New York, Canotine Mensina, wife of Dr. J. ¥. Mousing, of N Sued Mhrcare and 6 seocthd: afer ¢lisgectar disease ‘of twelve years, Suddenly, at Sharon Springs, on June 8, of chronic gastritis, Clances Paxsnats, Baq..aged 4 years His friends, and the friends of the family, are respect- fully invited to attend bis funeral, from his late resi- dence, Ravenswood, L. L., without further invitation, on Wednesday, 11th inst, at 2 o'clock, The steamer Asto- ria leaves foot of Beckinan street, at 1 o'clock. On Monday, June 9, of dropsy in the head, (ace, ter of Dr. Samuel L. and Sarah Griswold. Tho relatives and feiends are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at 5 o'clock, from No, 328 Fourth street, corner of Mercer, On Monday evening, Juno 9, Roneay Oops, infant son cf Allen and Calanthe #. Dodworth. aged 2 years and 4 months. Funeral rervices at their residence, No. 448 Broome street, at 2 o'clock this afternoon, The friends of the as are respectfully invit to attend. he city of Washington#6n Saturday, June 7, Ma- aoe Ecxroup. the wife of Lieut. B. Stanley, U. 8. Navy, and daughter of F. R. Tillou, The funeral will take place from St. John's Church, this afternoon, at 3o’clook. Tho friends of the family invited to attend, without further invitation. MARITIME INTELLIGENOE Movements of the Ocean Steamers, Cleared. Shipt—Georse, Gordon, Quebec, Williams & Gulon; Man- chester, Tyler New Orleaus, Ragle & liatard, Alex Cota, mea ies Bedford, Simpson (Br), Pauchite, Lane, Matanzas Re Shodino, Barclay & Litfogston Jouephine (Br one Funch & Mei Brige-“Melazzo Nesmith & Som le (Br), . Ki & Stucken Stiver, Sater, Windsor, Trig Be), Peasee, Sydney, CBr) tuntor & Co; Lavieia (Dr); Waleh, Queves Logan & Coiling, Wetumpka, Fowler, Mobile, Sturges, man & Co: W F dafford, Pierce, Bango Buck & C Schre—Emily Hilliard, Frates, St Ri Baldwin; Boundary, Halifex, H Smith & Eagle & Hazard; ads Wilmingt M" agg A Ba E 8 Powell, Powell, do, ES Poel York- town, Woglam, Petersburg, J Hunter’ & bridge, York, Portland: Gen Scott, Portamouth, Nabe Vous, Sloop —Roger Williams, Ri.odes, Providence, Arrived. k, Fairbanks, New Orleans, bd days, with mdse, to master. May 31, off Cape Florida, = ington (of Kennebuak), "Thompson, from ty Orlotes tae Liverpool, 14 days out; same time, was in co with ship Men- ‘urtis, from New Orieans for Gottenburg: William fat’ from do for “Pialaelpiia and Metoka, Kidrid. Haven, Harding, "ame Calhoun, Melcher, from = for Live ae Bi Cohutta, 6 Gruraley, Charleston, 5 days, with cotton, ardell Bark John Winthrop (of Bostes), Blanchard, Card 3, in th E. [ with rugar, to J J Taylor & Co. experienced a heavy gale from 3 during which lost part of deck loa NEw Santora, , Bay © Ship Megunticoo! 5 e; Joho New Or en Dark aur ‘aurora, pond Cedar Keys, May 25, with cotton, to ED Hurlbut & Co. park Norumbegs, Baater, § St Marks 17 days, with cotton, 1 ‘5S, spoke sehr to J H Brower & C a= j, lat 2s American Belle, of from New York for Apalachicola: 55, from Mobile for ed avi Liver I Beymon, Newport, W, SS days, with Mech), Reblon, Galway, 20 days, iat ton 50, on several lesbergs. ie Eliza (Br), Brothers, Waterford, $5 5 days, in ballast aes pasvengery, tot Le Howth Se Sous. May 4i, int & lon aw several icebergs. Brig Percy (of Warren), Bunker, Neuvitas, May 22, with eugar, &e, to TOwen & Sons. June 3, lat & lon 74 ovgke “3 br JH beg from Se yonnab for Now Bedford. Perkins hase, Apalachi by i deare with ae PAG ee June ls, DU3hot K bark Fanny, of Boston, ering W bibs | same tim eehe Oliva Pit Perry, of Rockland aN. wolies jesivem Anne, Tibbetts, Max hiss, 6 days, with | “sche Sai 7 Aux Cares, May 20, with log- wood, &e, t Sehr bil Bise (of New Haven), Beckwith, Abacoa, 8 days, with fruit, to Balon. L 8 days, with lumber, Schr Smith Tuttle, Lanfair, Jacmel, ny Brig John & Sohn ( ballast and 171 passongers, to Logan & Collius. May 45, May 24, with mo- with timber, Hall, Galveston, (fey. s Saunders, Green Turtle Key, with pine “4 4 (orient sinett), Allen, St Marks, 1S days, with cotton, to Coe, Roberts “at ‘Chae eaton), Cole, Charleston, 9 de to $ H Rock. sehes Kanaaipa, Conklin, \ Las. NS Sdays. Beh 7s, with uae with cotton, to were at 82a S6c., cash, closing heavy and irregular. Motasses —Only a limited business was doue in this article, but the market was unaltered. 50 hhds Muasco- vado realized 24e.; and 30 do. Porto Rico, 29 a Jle., usual time. Navas Stones bave not varied. 2450 bbls. common Tosin were taken at $150.8 $195; 900 do. fine a $1 75a $5; aud 900 do, spirits turpentine at 33 )5c Ons —Linseed was without further change; 8.000 gal- lons, from store, brought 73a T4c., cash; whale was a trifle easier; 250 bbls, elected brought dic., and 200 baskets olive $2 6234 Paovisions.—There was not much inqui quotations were almost nominal, In lu were dispored of at $1475 for new mess, $14 os for re thin do. and old do.; $14 for new prime, ‘and $12 25 for old. Beef was plenty, and declining. 150 bbls. mess were run off at $462 a $11, and prime at $1945 $6. Beef hams and cut meate continued dull and unchanged. Lard was quiet; retail parcels of prime brought 8% a 9¢. Butter was offered more freely, and was inactive. Cheese for pork. ana | Tetpained as previc ualy re] Rea Estate —The auction sales to-day, were as an- lot on 190th st., between Seventh and Kighth avenues, each 25200, 175 each. $525, 3do on rear op 13]et +t. each 25299, 170 each, $519 Brooklyn—1 lot on corner of Third avenue and Eighth street, "Sz 5; 3 lots on Third avenue, adjoining, each $225, $675; 3 lote'on do, do. each $200, $600; 1 lot om corner Third avenue and Seventh street, $260; 3 lots on Seventh street, each $175, 625, 3 do on Kighth st., each $175, $6: gore lot on $525, il Fifteenth street, and plank toad, $710, 1 as. do. Fif- teenth street “s do., $520; 6 lots on Fifteenth street, ing, each $100, $600; 3do, do.. each $95, $285, 5 lots do, do.. $0, $400; 6 lots do. do., $42. $555; 6 lote do do.. $875 ; 20 tote do. do., $i 5 lots do. do,, #4734, $497; 1 lot do. do, jive! 10 iets do. do., $10 $1,000 Kice was more valuable, and not #0 plenty About 75 tierces fair to prime were sold at $337 a $5 564 Srcans—1,000 Havana were disposed of st $25 a $23, usual time Boar —A lot of 50 bowes Castile brought 9\e. per Ib. with 4 months’ credit. Brichs —A vale of 1,700 lbs No. 1 mutmege was made at The. a $1 rive —Koreign were nearly neglected Whiskey was till easier, and im demand, with sale of 250 bbis. Ohio prison, at 2250. = Y2ive. cash Scan —An invoice of 900 bhds Cubs realized 5'/¢ Market without alteration. _ Tania w was depressed; 4,000 Ibs. prime sold at Te. a ho. Tonscco. —Market continued wenk. and the demand light; 36 bhds. Kentucky banged hands at Oe. a 10',¢, and 10 do. Maryland, at 8's¢ Wins —25 quarter casks weet Mal and 20 do. Burgu ndy port, 6c. per gaiic | brought 37¢ STOCK RALES. eiewra, Jone 0—Piret Heard—$i1,00 7, an W , 116s, 2,0) Keasin «O10 ie Railroad, 31%. 1 HO do., S14; BN do, c, S136; 400 de ay, co) "100 do. 32: 100 d0., 3 Arriah 4, 4% 10 Mechanics’ ‘Uftrr Saleo— Resting R pn aS Sitg. Second Hoard--%. Pe 7 egraphic Report Bavrivons, June 0, 1851 ‘The sales of flour at our markets to-day were 800 bbls, rd etreet, at $4 12),, and 2000 City Milla, at $4 18 Mw Crancreros, June &, 1951 The sales of cotton yesterday were 500 bales, at 6% o 46. 94, Avaasy, Jane 9, 1951 The receipte sines our last have been, of flour, 400 bbie.; wheat, 1,500 bushels) corn 15.000 bushels. The demand for flour ia moderate, and the market is heavy; sales of 1.000 bbl. at $4 448 $4 50 for straight State, and 65 On $4 06 for Michigan. Corn is steady at 8a. turday’s rates; 16,000 bushels sold at $60. for yellow round, and 54 ye. for mixed Western Sales were made 6. Onts are dull and lower; t 43 4g m Ae Berraco, June 0, 1851 #ince Saturday, have been— Flour, 18,000 barrels, wheat. 099 bushels; corn, 286.000 bushela Flour ie in moderate demand, and prices tend lightly downward; small sales of Michi $66, Prime wheat ie firm and in de mon sales of 7,000 bushels, The receipts at thie Obi eary 10 the laren receipte; 20,400 yushels changed hands. at 440. for Western mized. Ohio whb at 200, Preights are u Births. On June ®. the lady of Dr. Lutenet, aurist, 21 Broad. way. of » davghter, Both mother aad daughter are doing wel ea ee ee Bi S Willetts, Smith, . Loper, York Riv: French, York Rives > Richmon. Hii, Cala nits * Sisters, Diao, Ad : et wih, Say Bai ns tem nd Balimors, S days, Below. Brig Clara (Brem), #4 days (rom Bremen. — Stes ,Hermada Sahipe Southampton, Morpas, Galle, ‘ichatdoon, Maree, a0 ‘Sar Y fk last, between all andi? Ay ‘Be ENS, bound to Halt : River, was run foul ous? boares td enable all partiss to avoid the disaster. aloo bh Blivabeth, loaded with P 5 Senay eat sell, soa 1, obit ited her eck load» iota Hah ca a conn a Wine ‘where one fo'walting to be as towed up the East Kiver, June O- Wind st sunset, W. ihe G pel ote ie Bdward Eshergs, was lost o sina; brige Morions, Gottonburg; Quebec oon, Jane 5. Arrived—Sehr Palace, N York. Cleared 6th—S«! paige a Ww Connor or, & Northern por Arri hip Seotland, vee. Arrived—Ship Helena, Liverpool: a e4—Daniel Baker, N Yo ew Onteans, June 1. Nowrore, Juno7. Shepard, do; Mount Vor. es: Ponriann, June 5 Arrived. rh PA Berkey, Mariel. Cleared— Brig Henrietta, Havens, Arrived—Sebr Minerva, NYork. Art Bosto Cleared 7th—Brige Exoel, and Telegraph, Sailed— Brig Ortor Boston; sche Gd Jo Arrived—Sehrs Ann Maria, Albany: Queen not the Ci ape, N York. vod Bh — . Philadelphia. Salied th—Schr T H Thompson, Wirt. sent NYok. hy) 5 Arrived—fehr New Regu! Bailed 7th—Sehr Sienanace Foreign M Letter Bugs for Halifax 0 clon {it exenanee. wait “seroet), thie day, 00h inst, at quarter fore 6 o'ol Letter Is jor evans and Californie, Will olose st the nding Room (76 Rxohang®) ohn Kexprome Mail for shiners, Kingston, Sen Jung, Pane. noth, Pacite, gre Baa will close ing Room (67 duchangeh, Peiday, a ateamot Golden Gate, foie nde Heatley Room (6F Rachanae), o8 tere can Se pre-paid atthe Reading Room to any part °'ghe above Letter Dags are alto as Kenyon’s, #1 Wall sere: une Se sche bre, NYork, Sid mabe ae 1 we Governor, Smith, Phila LB Tane8-Sid brig Ana Euicobeth, md R, Juno 6—Cid brig Amazon, Pulsifer, Sark ERE 5 Hae WES, June 8, 14 PM—A large ship with ted porta, oe Rit Foe tee en Sees unko outward bounds B heir to som last PG Aue yen Rast Nien ‘ork; * romval ‘eye ‘Grist Shack Comms ,oMndy, Y itivor; Janice Watt Barrett, Cobb, Dighton, See: am ark Some fift, ork. it No On iets the rig, hone ig jan Ship Louise Marie, Wink cok iar! “ full sfoctvara bound vessels. The Path, Rictangunn, Boston M Cd ota for St Joby NI, aud fauuc Carver ot Bose a; BC Horton N ig aM of the fishing smack Morango, fam ie AM—The captal ath samme to the Dreakwatce thie moraing. aad re rig Delhi, from Prinidad de Cubs, baud: t Falla DC; Francis mma, Wall, Marble: Savannah; Mary Crammer, Empire, ‘Layman, Baltimore; ihe Haliett, Waldron, Provider Sarah Dei ier sadaetenes Miscellaneous. Sure Pavegrine—The vigsing, We, of ship Palestine, (of and for New ¥: tod condemned at o* ater. The ban easion ( for Liver 01; Lancashire, 1: Comelis, French, do; Huguenot, Redinan, dor Sareb, Jordan, dot Buens Virta, “iloward. Jo; Col Catia Chase, “ds; ‘Gondat, Barstow, ; Dublin, SkolGeld, do; Huntress, Lambert, do. Taon= Boyle,’ do; Vouloa, ‘atio do; barks Robt Walsh, Emily ner, Smith, tor NYorks Jenny Ling, Banoo, wee Lents | n, do: ee doy el clan wee deroge. in order to main top allan In her fall, on Shas nias beten FRUIL bah tort Bic Berwin, which had bean ashore at Chatham, arr at Provincetown, Sh, in tow of sloop Jack Downing.” Aftor Inunehing the brig 30 fect, they succeeded ta lifting her ar with but three feet of water upon it, aud gov her Kellock, for Rotterdam, tte. Webb, omy 1 : ert, Cobassely Scun JP Swaxr, Earl, from NOrloans, for Tampico, wet py ok (0001 Meet Pn Re 7 Baltimore, oNEW mari Jost on the 28th uld, while endeavoring to make the’ po June 6—Sid bark New Haven, oe, 7. Pao r his ‘brig Lucy H Chase, logs, —— aes from Sable Island, at Halifax 2d is PHILADELPHIA, June 8—Arr brigs rive (Beh ports no wre ‘Tho report of o ship fo ‘ashore there was | Bordes Ewma. Dakee: | Fes Foater, Crowell, # fabrication. Edward Adams, Steclo, NYork,” Cld sohys Hero, Surya Soun Hxroxa, from Cohasset for Baltimore, pat into Nor- Ry Avon P aosats: Bowen, Sg Site; seush Locient folk 6th inst, in distre don; Wm it, Brown, Stony Point; Tabitha ayacs mat ler, NYork: loops L Compton, Morris, Poughkeep- eb care bask Maris Worse vana; AS ik; Lucretia, NYork. Cld Vint Poersnovrn, June 4—Arr rohra Ceylon, York, No: Morart, Rondouts' Nancy Mille, and’ Masy bangles, NW mere He MissinG Veseris—Ship Hercules, Madigan, cleared at San Francisco on the 2d of January last for Panama, and the Anu tnd Julia, om the 4th, for same dovtiuaton, since wiioh time nothing has been heard from them, and Panama dates to the 2th ult have been received. ‘k Grafton, Halsted, which sailed from San Francisco, on ith, im company with the ‘Ann and Julia, arrived at usa on the 19th March, th SHARES aay oul May ‘2-Sid schr Laura Jane, Al ‘une 4—Arr brig Roamer, Nioh Ludlow, disg: EU Whit- ae Re os aie York. “‘ s froma fow di March 12, 8 Ray, Heard froma few days ater to Marc! jusan, Ie Nantucket, 990 sp. Lite Righte, Heard from March 5, in Ocean, Paulina, Tatoh, NBedford, | Cormac! 440 ep, 60 humpbac! hed lost first officer, Mr Davis, of Long i Ue b; whale. a we ee EMRE ee oar tne, | aa ‘ol a , Tat oket, ‘si ‘expected to be home in Deo. Haokell. Stenmship Franklin, hence for was seon June 1, lat 4 28, lon 68 50. ‘Steamship Baltic, Comstock, hence for Liverpool, Sth inst 20 v'clock, am, Nantucket Bars N by W 4 miles—wind EN E, blowing heavily. Ship Susquehanna, Smith, from Philadelphia (san 12) for SFrancivcu, April Ir lat 44 25.8. lon 78.30 We at at jordon, from Boston for NOrleans, Sth inst, j, lon Grand Turk, from Providence for Philadelphia, fth ithampton and Havre, Telbee, nnd Anderton. shed z ary Jano, Perkiaa, Cl Jones, Parte ne es ae (Br), Lon 4 "ion 70 bag SE 1 tamoras, Ri A herm bi ing —, showing a red signal with a white | achrs Mata: do 34, Richmond, York.” E} ‘ny Hy ballin it, was seen June ?, 11am, Off Cape Look Out. Commaquid, Browns NOrieann sents Lucy Bia eis teak, and Mae Cracks t, Crockett, NY ork, abt May 20-oahe Norshera_ Light, Cese, for wren LIN GTS pet Ge irs Merwe, rr ida Grit 7th, ee, Nite Ver), Park, St ies sobr Chas ee rom Sld sohr Mountain King, Holmes, Bost 23—Claibo: cia. N rne, Pay am, for NOrl EAU, j Columbia, Brdwn, for NYork, 40 NC, May 29—Arr ec Eocn May 16—Sid Hark Marseilles. jing, W ‘Stet, Rachel Jano, Sait, B Boston, tat Peaks ARDENAS, Ma at, fr Boston Bekpmrrnws to: 26, Ottn, ia Waaj oes, Beater + 27th, brig Mar! WARREN, Ri, Ji oe rig BL Walton, for Havens (act er, Cofin, ‘Arr at do 2th bark Homer, Rice, Boston; bri i; ai Van Buren, Conner, Phitadelph sid 28th, b Ellsebethe Watts, do: Fout Brathere, Soule: Phaladel, schr J B Lindsey, Kiggs, Boston; no a brig Sea Curtis, NY ork. 3—Bark Louisa Bliss, MoPhails, from Chin- . suppored for U stat LANDS, April 28— Baltimore, ie AY, ZE-Sld Marmora,, Danean (from Havana), Bristol ioeh, Bicies, Gara (irom London). SFranetacos Conron Roavs, near Lowestott, May 25—Sld Woden, Ben- dixen, from NYork for Hull. m Gottenburg for New York: yn for do via Newport, B (and 20—Arr Lucy Rlizaboth, Reed, NYork for Leach, Marana for do} Petorhoft, Endi- lin deter go, Sth, Oropee, tueesy- Son, Havana for do: Robert Patten, Fulton, Matanzas for do. Gamuia, May 20—Brig Hamilton, Silva, from leeward, for Salem, 10 da: Parritt, €0, for | York, T days; and hr de, Torne, Ragged Island), Nite gone Saagn ae. Cuanrxeron Ship Columbia Mrs Hamilton and & obit grea, Mee The iad, 3 ol and servant, J Hoff Mrs rhe op A Denney, L Moi face Mi Joby Manvel J ata JH Van Khyne iter W Ricge, schr Exceed AnaconeSeht Gil Blass Mr sad Mes Dewage, Sr Manxs—Sobr Laura Jane—Capt Delano, Mr Ogilvie, Renwvna, &e—Be steamship Merlin —Mrs Gond tnd servant, Canada; Mrs Middleton, NYork: Me Indy, Schildren and maid, Col King (US Minister to ‘Gre Mes bathews fateat aad servont Myers, for obla si dee Uplands Mr Jamieson, Tobago; Mr M SHIPPING, nnn nnn OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, TO ARRIVE SEVERAL days in advapoe of the U, The new and splon- amabip UN ut Pier No. 4 on Monday E Stettord, NYork. “Sid 21th, precisely. May gnot, Patterson, N¥ork od Salat cocnaatn cicek precieely, ¢ Mexico, | Merete x rcderictetey Cid May “ oo ay Fe ike on te sch» Debonnsire, Lockbart, Richmond; 24° Indus, Day, N Fy adie cedtpege il board, “For freight or pase York, “Adv, schr Outlaw, for immediately, fur Pa rk, "ahotyonp bag oe ited & ps. 48 South street. digel Hf Poringt $75 p ne hbon yoga er c 2 ibe i. with ‘be nduitional if to the Baltic hich sold Sist for Matas to fi ets £17 ‘if to the Baltic and 1s 3 1 Spanish vessel had been engaged for Cow narket, at 6O0., Sid. 26th, Dark Tndien Queen) Drammond, Falmouth, B; brige Emeli NYork; Maris Saw: D5.:° Rega od] INVIGORATING CORDIAL—1 remedy for weakness of the organs aud those deegten of body and mind onused by self- poltstion. Be 4 wheee You apply foraid | Avoid quacks sad e, Holey, Portland; sehr ope, ‘their Ortigona; Frances Elle nostrums. ‘A few bottles of this old remedy will restore chingon, do. Cld 22d, bark Wagri St Pearbers. ee manly ie you bi foes; » May 25—Arr Ningare yar ad Unlifax; 1 relieve you for half Ce adueky, ‘Borland BGG Sid Eliz 4 Bro three bottles fe nirield, Motdie: 25th, Chiefeain, Scott, b, Ni Othe 55 Saaeenss Stouffer, ew I York; 27th, Co Ys ral Ubarlestor 1 er outward bound, Naples, Duncan, for NOr- trice, Rogers, Phil OTICE.—THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM Nesmith, Salsbury; ~K Sangre, N York. strangerr, and the public generally, ‘that ho still com hs ‘America (« Nig gars (4), NYork, | tinuee to prescribe, et most approved Bu bee 2 th inet; nf destructive habit. of ity of cure. Treat rit B. NE a Lisponard street, near Broadway. 0 Fate TI LL eam Pan. O ooore AND 4 with @ certai: | Ragllahy Frowoh or Ge Roobevelt atreet, diseases, may be telled on'in the ‘pentment ses, without mercury. Dr. C Soopers pate pation vats 254 Rootevalt street, near vicoat susiot Chathame : | NOFEE TILL CURED.—DR. CORBITT, OF 19 DU, street, may be consulted confidentially, om the Toute diseases. Braction ‘of twenty-one y one bes ment of Hill, and Brunette, Me- | years, Dr. Brem); Koper, for icine, May 30—Arr bark Ellen, Mitchell, Oyayems awront, May 22—Arr Avon, Curry, Bristol, to load for RAL, AUTHOR, 0} OF THE “PRACTICAL PRI- City Point; 25th, Merritt, Southam pto: load for hours, 9 te 12 o'clock A. Me il @ New! rt. ‘Sia Dock, Stirlingshire, Stal Navvrta k Express, Ro: y nlp ‘Tiber, Hath wom, May 23Behe Le # do, others as before. xe, June d—Are brig Lord hase and Vo uw: N ‘hiladelphia, ot a yor ah ‘Dh ult; 5th, barks Ariol, Barr yell, Dixon, NYork 20th all of lexioan, Morrel Mary Clark, for Reston, ri Tadiont cures tained from any other source in America. On iy in thi lier stages cf private dive will be gratis by rapidity of the cure, whieh ie often effested im te'walting Gomme are provided. v1 Yor Soh, Peat Obes. “84 na. May ll Art bri re); Lith, Rowls siay B—Sid Montpelier, June 5—Arr brig Elisa Jonkina, Price, N R. RALPU'S Pe prey PRIVATE TRI pBrciny Fer Sa D tended nd pri este, Watts, NYork: pelier, ‘Colley (from pregnees oad eamcaneaes olf cath Gee Ge ing etrictore, seminal weakness, &e, with reoly for the remedies, aiheit management, &6.. Bein Males core oolegen ty odlosank ( bom | Faaige le gecuce cavoleges by ni (poetpald) te bom yt for PL tte ‘daze | BBdndst Divi ke MORTAMOR iE WOULD oor re. THOSE Hambe: 4 ‘Speer. Revbt for NTork, M amar Tiers, 4 yr Cordelia, Gibbs, —, Jost arr. Sid 19%, brig Chae Chas silent, ‘utaam, for Boston. » Apri 4 bark Cachelot, Taber, of and «APALACHICOLA, Ma ae bee Hiteheook on | had feet nar pce s EI fact. iin Mek aaa Kelly, doy -" i Lacy white, ships Wem Hivoheosk, Conway, trom NYork, nwa from Mobile, do: tantine, i, sink ‘diseases. He Rew cage, birangers, don't ts develved, i ous ta ne wy ooue w days, Beran n't be deoeived; Iam in no Dewved with a base impostor in Roosevelt street. R. JOHNSON, NO. 16 DUANE STREET, $0 WRIE knows is the treatment of dalieate diseases. The Dew ion for skill te half cared cases th Theirington tone, from N York, DRiA, June S—Arr brig ‘brie P I Nevins (Br), Bod- sebra Science, and Huldah A West, tom. Parrow. Morve, Phi | trated Potord | cured Im R. MO ISON 18 1s Serre S Lapis yin | diseases, which be ti ithout meroury. NE to ESE, and fresh. BALTIMORE, June &—Art Gomet (0 brigantin RXTRACT OF COPAIYA SOLD 4 : i hi Misha , corner street, amd ‘m, sy " a Beowerv's. M'Bayiog, Tooker, do, ‘Ann ‘Smith, Dajling, don Clay’ shi Albert {firem ), Reich ries Lad CRipman' (hel OFAIVA AND CUBEBS, RXTRACT.—IT 18 INVA. Frith, Demar bats. eo NF riably found a schrs Serah B. Meridian, Morris, Wave, War ARIS AND LONDON TREAT! Fast, Py divenses, ins fow hours, by gene tonee teh without pain. In debility, bro ten, Gund, Cla 34, brign hs Dow. Olver, f Cor: nolia, Douglass, Guadalevpey 6th, Richthond, Binir, Sayan. ME MARLESTON, June S-8id, brig AU Liverpool seh rt these, ond tha hundreds Mirede of verti qual th. You red me Gen Parr, McK own, from Liverpuo! , Auld, for Glnscow, 14g; ‘oan Pistee, toe ber’ 1 ybia, mac (Br), Liverpool, lig; ‘Harriet & Gecege A Hopley, 4 ce (Br), Strick, dodo; ambarky for North, of Bareps, or NY ork. Ida ai baat." ral), Jags Vaibero a aire riet, « Fork, EW MEDIOAL BOOKA work om the nature and treatment And all the kindged affections—iliustrated by ber of bonauitully soloeed pistes, as Terge as life; by Bostwick, loctarer on Surgery, and diseases of Shore Soe i Arimon, 4o hee: Gor trinne, r Ta, thplor, frou Si Art by Charlotte: Protection, 7 th, when ge 8 SD ft ne oa 7 tod, MoCurd re i tioencow Sport), Philadelphia; June tnt, ia 5 iahed a ey Pe Nena, Alt d May Eh a % jegan, an) ey oMen \B i Salem, Del) Mary Grote Awiphiny Bay State, NY Philadelphia: schrs Sa) do; Gregan, Lewia, ¥ York, oe thor oe te, dee ag foarte Fors vate at the wfichers: Bute a Re rbwn Pesedwey, oud ty te author, i Broadway, ue