The New York Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1864, Page 8

8 a NEWS FROM FLORIDA. ARRIVAL OF THE UNION. Capture ef an English Bleckad, Ruauor anda Rebel Tradex, BUCUHSSTUL COTTOM RAID. REFUGEES ARRIVING, PREVALENCE OF YELLOW FEVER, Kon Ren de ‘The United States eapply steamer Union, Acting Vol- ‘ntecr Lieutenant Edward Conroy commanding, arrived af this port yester€ay morning from (Pensacola, via Key Wee: She loft the Brooklyn Nayy Yard June 4, with a draft @ four hundred and forty-one mev, for the West Gulf Blockading squadron, and touched on the outward and peturo trips at Indian river, Key West, Charlotte Har- Dov, Tampa Bay, Cedar Keys, East and West passes of BR. Georges Sound, St. Josephs Bay, St. Andrews Bay and Peusacola. On the 10th iast., off Jupiter Inlet, cap- Bured the English schooner Caroline, of Nassau, trying Boren the diockade, June 23, Acting Assistant Paymas- er Asa 0. Winter, late of the United States stoamer San Paciato, died, @a the 29th ult, Michael Ford, from Key West, also @ied. June 25, passed steamer Eagle, hence for Havana, Bf Jupiter Lolet, The Union bas on board a detachment of forty-two men belonging to the Pennsylvania Volunteers, in charge ® Lieut, Warner, from Key West, and one bundred and ‘wo discharged and sick soldiers from tho East Guif Maadron. The following is a list of her officers:— iw ciing Volunteer Lieulenant—Edward Conroy, eom- ing. “in Master and Executive Officer—Levi Crowell. Acting Ensign and Sailing Masier—George F. Wilkins, Assistant Paymasier—George F. Boaman, Acting Assisiant Surgeon—S. 8. Hoppin. Acting Ensigns—P. H. Seabury, ©. H. Armstrong, Breck Adams. Oaptain’s Clerk—Henry Corso, Jr. Paymaster’s O-rk—W. 8. Anderson. meers—Acting Firet Assistant, Edward L. Thorp: ing Third Assistants, 8, A, Slater, H. Jones, George Stevens, A) Brown, ‘Acting Master's Mates—Edward Manpivg, T. Smith, H. Wolf (in charge of the mails). Hospital Steward—Edward Flugel. ‘The Union has the following passongera:— Acting Masters Sumuel Curtis. Wm Fales, John H Platt; maniers, Veter Adams. Wm fellem:’ Gunner Pet Third Assistant Engineer J: 08 W Toombe, P H Irving ray EA a's Clerks Chas Fleming and James R prarigrs Olerks J H Sweet, Sohn ¥ Siorey. Je First Lieutenants Robert sty ma LE Brashettaad ® Thompsons US Ay ire Hook, Woet, Mra Williams and five children, Our Key West Correspondence. . Key West, Fla,, June 14, 1864, CAPTURE OF 4 REBEL SLOOP. ~ small prize has been captured; but it does not seem ‘What Uncle Sam is much better for it in a pecuniary po'nt @f view. The captors are not to be blamed, however. Bmali favors ought to be thankfully received, as the ele. Pant sagely remarked to the little boy who fed bim with ghestoute. On the 25th ult.,as the United States schooner Arie! Yay in Clearwater harbor, Florida, sbe was boarded Dy & boat containing ten men belonging to the Becond Floride regiment, commanded by Sergeant M. M. WAwards, who reported that he was ordered to bring off @efugees along the coast. On this Acting Master J. J. ‘Russell, commanding the Ariel, determined to accompany Wheexjedition. A landing was effected at Clearwater, ‘when it was ascertained that the rebels bad obstructed ‘he passage up the Homasassa ri Proceeding thither on the 27th, the schooner Two Sis- Gers was spoken off the Anclote Keys, when Acting Mas- ‘Ber Chatfield lent the assistance of Acting Master Monta. with a boat’s crew of six mem, to assist in the enter- On the following day the two boats fell in with a small , and, ag they would have inevitably captured | ctew fet ber on fire and escaped in their boat; but Gre was extinguished by Mr. Montague and his men ‘much bad been done. The prise Ge be the General Finegan, Madge master, from Fiver to Havana, with five bales of cottod and two Wels of turpentine on board. She had also a small mait for pee and a rebel a was found on her. She was ‘Bent to where the Two Sisters was at anchor, but was juently scuttled as unseaworthy, and the cargo op of her transierred to the Ariel, which arrived bore MOVEMENTS OF THE ARIEL. At five o'clock the same afternoon the Ariel arrived at mouth of the Homasassa river, and two or three tater three boais were seat up to reconuoitre. ‘ibe ‘Womsequence was that at daylight on the 29h the Ariel — way lor Tiger Tail isiand (what a name!), ten up the river, where a robel tlag was seen fiyine. Basporoachieg, two rebel boats were seen pulling off in men reached the beach aad ecaped to the i ‘Dun tbe bouts were captured. The rebel flag was leo secured, as was also & wee cannon—namely, a brass wne-pounder, sufficient, however, to do any follow's jenn, if & bak from it should hit him. "About one hundred yards from the place where the been fying was the residence of ex-Senator i. The building was unoccupied. ‘ar off & large number of piles, pointed and oiberwiro were discovered. The-o were intended to be the river to obstruct the passage. The: see patiding from which the re played. flames spreed on reached Yulee’s residence, which was entirely con- (@amed. 1 oily potnaeen joined in = S expedition. toey areot ‘private, nature, tnd turow no fight os ‘She pians of the rebels. Kay West, June 28, 1864. CAPTURE OF corron. ‘Quietness prevails in this little corner of Uncle Sam @eminions, and! havo hardly sufficiont material to make @ letter out of. On the 4th instant, however, Acting Ea- @ign Hugh Jones, of the United States steamer Clyde, ‘wes sent in command of two boats belonging to the ‘Cayde and the launch of the steamer Sagamore upto ‘Glay’s Landing, in the neighborhood of Cedar Key: ‘where be succeeded in eapturing one hundred bales of feetton. He also fell in with a negro, whom he made ‘eentraband of war.” The darkey told him that Rich- ond was blown up. Mr. Jones, of course, did not be- eve this yarn; but the circumstance tends to show that = Febels cannot, after all, keep secret the operations of Grant before the rebel capital. oan Jones, subsequent to the foregoing operation, went jer trip up the Wacassa river, whem be captured Stostecn more bales of cotton. About simultaneous with ‘Mie exploit » boat was seut from the Clyde, in charge of ation Master's Mate Dexter. Another boat was sent the schooner Chambers, in charge of Acting Evsign \dge, with a party of refugees. Proceeding up the @ountry 0s far as 4 railrowd sation, called Bronson , the; @aptured forty valuable horses aud took away filty con- Srabands; but they did not succeed in getting possession @f the train, as they contemplated. There were no troups Bt Bronson, aud only veut thirty home guards at Lake Ony. PREVALENCE OF YELLOW Frven, 1 rocret to have to state that after all yellow fever hi @amistskabiy broken out in this city. A few per Rave died of the dissare. On making inquir jevor, I find that the fever bes not been er frightened people endeavor to Here. The Rev. Me. lerrick, recur of ty Episcopal @burch, told me be bed buried nineteen persons in a> er, days; and the sexton and undertaker, who says he soon to ibe burial of every person who died on the key, pt avery fow on @ rough erleu nth. This, ia B population of & In, exclading (be @rmy and navy, is far from being an alarming rate of ee, Theh there ts the tendency to resolve all inde of deathe into deaths by yellow fever. An indi- widual who turned up his t 08 through the effects of biscoy, producing delirium tremens, and another who Ged of consumption, were, of course, set down as hev py to the dreaded ‘Yellow Jack, and I really that if @ person mould breek bis feck ana die bis ease would be provounced as ove of yellow fover. Amo: victime are Captain regular army, on Brigadier oral Woodbury’s ataiT, and 1 a , of Abe One Hundred and Tenth New York Volunteers. A matter of tion soveral vessels of war bave beou = out, The flagship San Jacinto went out yesterday; it wonld be tmproper " tell where to, Dr, Stovcker, (be Medical Director and Health Oftcer, fas voor taken! down; burhe has Bbore ua likelihood of bis bet me bets aud that the Key is healthy once more, * abe den days we bare beco visited with copious Of rain, scoompanied with squalls of wind. The ther steadily from tbe northeast, where Psa Se stay Ay prey of (# remaining for three weeks. of the day ia abated, and the nighta are ggg ee Theatrical. ‘The magnificent Vestvali takes be” benemit this evening. On Batarday night she makes her 1a.t *ppearance this onsen, These announcements are gun \oient to secure @rowded Bouses, Next week we are to by Ve the Duk Motto, with Manager Wheatley to bie admin. Vie leading wr ‘Mies Fila Palmer, who is said to be @ pupil of th late Beaboiie Curae, bas joined the Holman troupe, and oP Mare pext Monday at tho White Mountains. Statement of Busines, at the United States Amey ont at New York, tor Badiag Jane 30, 1864, and J Alfonso. w Griswotd, New York ‘Strong. New r an children and Miss Steven Mavana 8 | rr rs Kulm, $7,000 Rite Chas my Newhart, HA Py 18000 how Yor pai Mrand See Maihimy ", de Ley ) $152,000 ood ipo J Fissly, Be "Mee Aik sy ea tes eee M O Ped root, Ha a tt awa P-oponits of silver, tneluding, Parchages— Si stom: Bh Ele mite pe two a aldo, Jalen’ © acinnal ; H ay ‘Salttoa’ 3000 John Hunt, Engiand: Ba Stsunton, Toronto; Cd Fox, United states bullion (contained in gold) 3,000 Cuba; LP Fontala, Nevy York—Snecie’ $417,947. (Lake Saperior).... 1,000 a ‘Total deposits, pavable in bars. Te., payable in coins: Total Gold bars stam) Transmitted to uw 8. Mint, Phil., for ‘coinage, 2 Receipts and Disbursements at the Offic: of the Asststant Treasurer of the United States at vow. York. June 1, 1964, balanod Receipts during the month— ‘Customs. Balance June 30, 1864..... Balance. Cr., disbursing officers Receipts during the month...... Balance. se tieeeaeeseneeees Balance, Cr., interest accounts... Appropriation... = Sana $2,939,773 8,921,885 Payments... Balance........ Receipts for customs in June, 18: Receipts for customs in June, 1863 8,504,933, Decrease June, 1864 $246,923 Balance, Cr., bullion Assay oM¢o.... $36,102 Coin receiy -$ Fine bars received during the moat 122) oo 209,108 Total.....°. Payments in coin, Payments jn fine bars Balance. «...000. Funds tn hand in Ass. Treas. offico..622, 67% Funds in hand in Assay office. Fine bars, Assay office....... Unparted bullion, Assay office. $22,876,970 $4,081,882 86,44 ——— 5,078,324 -$17, 798,646 Balance..,. Police Intelligence. DESPERATE STABBING AFFRAY—A BARTENDER SUP- POSED TO BE FATALLY INJURED, BTC. A stabbing affray occurred in Kelly's porter honse, corner of Tenth avenue and Forty-second street, on Wed- pesday night, during which Bartly Brady, the bar- tender, was stabbed in sixteen different places witha koife in the hands of Bernard Caulfield. It appears that Brady, Caulfield, one James Mooney and others had been to Staten Island on an excursion, and on returning be- came involved in a quarrel in the lower part of the city. At that time, however, none of them were seriously in- Jured: but subsequently the excursionists procecded to Felly’s geo | plece, whore the fight was renewod, and the knife u on Brady, ‘as stated above. Mooney also assaulted Brady after the latter had been stabbed, and seemed to urge Caulfield (o commit the violence. Officer Van Gileon, of the Twenty-second precinct, was immediately on the spot and arrested Mooney; Dut Caulfield slipped out of a rear door and managed to eecape. Captain Slott caused diligent search to be made for tho ttre, and at three o'clock [ener morning Caulfield was discovered smoking a pipe on roof of his brother’s house, in Forty-third street, osu Fleventh avenue, and arrested by officer Smith, Coroner Rarney was subsequently called to take the ante. mortem deposition of Brady, when the facts as stated above were developed. The jury found that Brady “oame to bis ic. Juries at the hands of Beroard Cauldcla. Further, we find James Mooney @n accessory before the fect.”” Both the prisoners were then committed to await the result of Brady's injuries. Caulfield bas been in the couvtry only about a week, ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER. OMicers Quinn and Glynn, of the Eight precinct, yester- day arrested a young man named Charles Van Zaun, who stands charged with the murder of Hugh McCrow, a year ago last January, while in the drinking placa known as the Monte Christo, Broome street, near Mercer, Previous to the murder McCrow and a number of friends entered the Monte Christo late at night, when they were attacked by another gang in the pl and @ rough and tamble fight ensued, doring which McCrow and his party were badly beaten and turned inte the streot. A fow nights subsequent McCrow determined to be revonged for tho treatment he had received in the Monte Christo, and acorraingly returned to the place with numerous muscular companions. Another fight, of course, was the gonsequente, and, the lights being speedily cx: tinguishé®. the combatants struggled in the dark. Several pistol shots were fired. one of the bullets lodging in McCrow’s breast, from the effects of which wound he died in two or three ‘days afterwards, Coroner Willey held fn inquest on the body; put the evidence failed to in- dicate who the murderer wag, and until now nothiog has Deen heard of him. It was stated yesterday that 2 formor friend of the prisoner , knewing all the facts concerning the mur Suformed ‘the police that Van Zaun was the msn who shot McCrow. accused was detained in the Eigoth ward station house to await an examination be- fore Justice Dodge. The police also said there wore two or three witnesses to the shooting. FAULKNer.—On mhureday. morning, June 80, Joux Facixxen, in the 8ist year of his o The friends and relatives of the Tami e Tequested to attend the ng eae i ig RS two o'clock, from his lat idence, Nineteonth streot, wit furthur no en Cali ia papers please copy. Kety.—On Thursday, June 80, Wiuam Kewry. @ na- tive of Ballyshannon (Albey), county Donegal, Ireland, in tho 56th year of bis age. May bis soul rest in are ae remains wil! be taken to the Church of the Assump- corner of York and Jay streeta, on Saturday morn- i, ft oe [past eight o’ciock, when there will be a s0- mass raid for the repose of his soal; from tec they will be taken to the Cemetery of the Roly Flatbush. Friends and acquaintances are respect. fully laylled to attend the funeral, from bis late real- deuce, 80 Poplar street, without further notice. Ballyshannon papers’ please copy. Mencennrac —at Now Brunswick, J.,0n Thureday, June 30, at twelve o'clock noon, Mracenreac, in tho 59th yoar of hor of 3 * ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, on Saturday morning, at elevén o'clock. LueR.—In this city, on Thurs June 80, Ms Livotay Hovruan Mitten, United Btai a 30 tates A: years. ea Army, ‘aged 80 The funeral will take place from St. Peter's church, gets spe heen gripes dry at six o'clock, His rie inv’ fo atiend. A train le: for New York at 7:20 P. M. ireg cen For other Deaths see Second Page.) Arriva! and Departures, ri 6 1 eral ones 1 Ew. Onceaxe Steam errimaceGen Fits Henry { Warren, Capt W Masel M xcoabary pt Poe, . Surgeon C B Warren, Major P Webb, Mra Onborne he lin and wif Clemson, “Fr, Hardy, ©) ife, Mrs D Mrs Macha not dangliter, Lieut WA Biekmory, ab Littlefield, Col WM Grosvenor, Surgeon P © Cole, J'M PittGeld, Ht Walker, Surgeon Downs, wile, Dr Lauier ¥ i And cid, © Ls ali Tet Cher, tS N'Heard, Capt McGowan, Mr Henning. ( it’ h Lyons, Burgeo W Hama, Mr Hamiiton. Mr Dr Hedner—with 64 sf soldiers, poor dicis Capt Bacon, J ire Green, Care akon and Liverroor—Steamahip Scotin—Mise A F Fowler, Mies Fowler, NY; Mr and Mre M del Monte Aldnina, tw Sorento, three colon nur and meapservapi; Mine GG de. ¢ N lannder, ¥ Ming HC Parry LB Amenick Mavarite, Havana: J # Gi ivan Ho fd d frend. Fities Nive feneiquen, i Thomece B Bing Nira M J Henrique a Mrs W Brown, HT Brown, and ‘oa eo Cutler, Mr dd Mra H Sch wea aY,M FJenk! end acreant, MM Munow Sno i Cu axie0; zg Se Ri iJ a ye ee ete jas Crowtber. ( ani BN Ri te Mrand Mr: reggae Mexico} A ial ae Son A Brown. Oblo; Ls Bro \d servant, York; Mrand Srva Stickney, Harton r ng Mra c J Bayley, ebiid, nurse and man servant, Na - = FS ® 3 3 and Mrs P Montaloo, two childr rae and fou nerv rick? Mr and Mra B Pedroso, A Thwena. New 0 Romeo, Palermo: nord Fngiand; H quardt, Baltimore; M Val, Havana, Mr and Bre SH her, forir ebidrey ¥; Mr Alexr Bivieany 1 Madame Dieden, New York! Mrs C Rowe, Mt a rai? A Rowe, New York: Mr F de 40, Mr Hunnewell, Miss Hayne well and uae ees un KG son, B Perk Rare Mr and Mra R Oukers; Mra Hency Mr and Mes HH tun: | nda ind Rervent, ace ant, rick Lon aa in Aimenaren, tr ni ie etrive, Herrera, firioans. Count Fernandin: J pervs Countess Fer- ‘and three rh, ‘laren vie Yea Mr | Wm Walton, 5 A -_. maldeer va Wim Barr, Nf! Mine an fi rm wali Brana i ee isenbe | on le rogmire, bee Wh ig Mfg Mie Maden and two Misnes Mucy ©, ME Alfons: PF cee un ua ier raters 5 BL Le, Uh re Vetea ing BA 8 Maihen JH Migut and sevvang DY Howden, An tate SHIPPING NEWS. 47MANAG YOR NEW YORE—TA 4 Brip London, Moors, London—Grinnel, Minturn & Co. Bhip Elizabeth, Stetson, § Joao. K Silver Crag (Br), Cob, Peruambuco—Napier & Wels a Washington Butcher, Veacock, Aspinwall—Brett, Son oie ‘Teresa (Dan), Hoyer, St Thomas—Maitland, Phelps Bark Hilde (Dan), Nissen, Bic, Riv St Lawrence~Funch, eS ‘ens bigs Sailor Pi - (Br), Troop, Plymouth, NS—C C Dun- Fem). om, Conbentienies & Balchen. : Cow Bor etenls & Duncan. y "Boat on-—C & E J Peters, 2 Allen Port RovatcN 8 righan, Sour f late, Whitman, Washincton<3 W McK Behr H Wickinan, Jenter. Saaiy fil, Nd—A.G Haron, Fohr BA Grozier, Newcomb, Provincetown—Crowell & ‘Sekt Christina, Drinkwater, Boston) Boynton's Sons, hase, New Bedford—Ferguson & Word. Bushnell, Norwich—H § Rackett & Son, Pierson, Steamer Fanuie, Fenton, Philadelobia. ARRIVED ) 2. sapnly steamer Union. Edw Conroy, commanding, ane 20, and Kev West 25t! m0, Sampson, New Or- Ip Merrimac (US trans Yeausand the Halize Juda 2 with, maie nat passengers. 10 Ton 85 O1, saw a bark U8 Quartermaster. 24th ost Jat 26 2 Dat to burgee with red teti same nd Yavoo, bound 8: 26ta, lat y 2 K, "2 brigs and Bschra, bound Ny Bo at 88, ton 74 0," saw’ bark “American Eagle, for New Yor Ricamshtp Saxon (U8 transport), Clark, City Point, to U 8 termasier, BS nip Calhoun, Page, TAverpool, 29 days, with mdse and fo SpoTord. Tileston & Oo. Witttams, Liverpool, 36 days, with monrk ites Dave an Cie), Cain, Grangemouth, 45 days, with tron, to Boyd fT Hincken, K Mary Lucretia, Bowers, Cadiz, $1 days, with salt, to JT 'B Maxwell, a ae American Eagle, Hanford, Aspinwall, with coffee, to hele "Dornt (Br), Durkee, Grangemouth, 45 days, with iron, to Boyd & Hineken. Brig Hydra (Pr), Egbert, Rio Janetro via Falmouth, E, 61 days, with coifeo, to order. Brig Tudustry’ (Br), Clark, Cardiff, $8 days, with coal, to Kunhardt &¢ Br), Bolitho. Kingston, J one een vis Jobn Sigitt Ker Wont 18 Gaba, mite toneoots to AH So ont the feck lon of tout 26 tons iagwood ant sp) nean, Higgins, Charleston Bar, 6 day: rig Rockinguam, Neabathport for Boston, rig Av ix, Rondont or Bosio U 8 snrveving achr Caswell, Higgins, Port Royal, 6 dara, Schr Anna (Br), Wall, Aux Cayes, 13 days, with logwood, to Wilson & Camman, pecke wa fam (Br), Grand Turk, 18 days, with salt, toD R ewe Schr Emnlous (Br), Sawyer, San Salvador, 11 days, with fruit, to J Douglas. Schr Laurel, Parker, eorgetown, PUI, 2 days, with po- tatoes, to R P'Ruck & ( Seir Aid, Bunker Paice Edward Island, 15 days, with potatoes. to Tynes & mith Behr Hope (Ba), Car 0 Bay, 15 days, with coal, to H TEC A Dewolf, Schr J Bickmore, Tracy, Glace Bay, 20 days, with coal, to FE Bradshaw. Pair SG Hart, Rawles, Glace Bay, 20 days, with cont, to radshar pay Gazelle (Br), Swain, Lingan, 19 days, with coal, to C wain, Schr Star of the Sea (Br). Tee ‘Trower, Cumberland, NS, 12 days, with lumber to Jo 70. H Mitchel, Halon, Shatee, NS, 10 days, with mare "0.0 be Bao) 10st, Loader, Satter, St John, NB, 17 days, with lumber, jolyoke & Mu: Schr Ida May CBr, Buck, Dorchester. NB, 15 days, with stone, to master. Bch J Rose, Fournfer, Charleston Bar, 6 days, Shr Conati(ution, Smith, Ba'timore, 4 days. Schr Richmond,’ Pitcher, Elizabethport fon Boston. Schr Alpine, Preassy, Elizabethport for Kosto Behr F Rol, Brewster, Elizabethport for Sehr Luella, Bar laine dare tor Sclr Atlantic, Wass, Addison, 5 d Behe b itorsicks urdett, Hace Beli Alvarado, ‘Allen, Gniats Gere Behr Harr Ann, Hiren. Calals, Says Schr 4 ins, 7 days. th inst, of Lord's Neck, eta run lato by datdoknown sche, had’ Warks stove, main riggingearried away, c; the other bate lost bowsprit, jobcors, ac, Schr Margaret; Sago 2 ne ra Tdaye, Schr Governor, Behr Ellen Perkinn Sidridge, Portland. Schr J. oliver, Crosby, Poruiand for Alban: Schr If E Bishop, Amareen, Portemonth for Philadelphia, Schr Mary Emily, Crowell, Gloucester. Schr Cabot, Phinney, Boston, Rehr GH Moller, Baker, Bi Schr Marcia, Monroe. Sehr L Spanier, Lewis. Rontoa. 't. Hearse, Boston ig Aiens. Bent war ‘Bieed, Nash. Boston for Ibany. Schr Wm Thomas, White, New Bedford. fehr M A Rowland, Pulier, New Bedford, Schr Ellen Rodman, Howinan, New Be Schr D Webster, Lovell, New Retford or. ‘Albany, Schr EJ Scott, Baker, Pravidence. Behe 8 L Stevens, Studley. Providence, Trim idence, Bohr Vielinnt. "Albeo, ri, Newport Schr Pioneer, Hodgd. Schr Hudson, Peabody, Ne aon. Solr Jane Eliza, Richatde, New Haven. Schr I C Hertz. Spear, Willett’s Point. Bicamer Octorara, MeLanghiin, Baltimore. ‘a, Cundiff, Baltimore, Steamer Win Wood: Steamer © Con rake, Philadelphia. Btea' erty, Smith, Puhadelphia, Besmer Saree tones iladetonin Bteamer Trenton, Wileon. Sioamer Pelican, Waldron, Provideno® SATLED. 2oth—Rteamern Prometheus. Havana. Thorn: shics Row World. Australia, Belle Wo . Mas Inide, Elizabeth, scbra it L Balley, Moderator Brad ford. Addie Barnes a : : Steamer Cit Low sbips Australis, Belle Wood, «ond {fom the Lower Bay, & Also, steamer Westera ite Metropolis, ‘Wind at sunset SSW. Marine Total Losses and Di ported in June, 1864, From a reeord kept by I. 11. Upton, Secretary of the Ame. rican Bhipuiasters Association, we have comptled the follows ‘ing list of total losses and disasters for June, 1864:— TOTAL LOSSES. STEAMER. ters Re- Where Names. from. | Master. | wawere. | 3 Pocahontas... Orleans. |New Youk.| 510 oo 510 a N Ofenna: | New York 1592 New York ae N Zealand New York Surinam .. Total. seenee PARTIAL LOSSES. Those marked R, returoed in distress; A, arrived tn dis treas; J, jettisoned cargo; L, loaky; F, damaged by ae D, camaged at sea; P, «| Waabingt n Washingt n Ft Monron. New York New fork. Stamfora, Arconsit sesee Avauste (Bren): Mew York. Now York. Fy Friece! * (Ham) 4 1p ‘elmer, P Liverpool... Xew Nori Sbangh ald, iephew Glover. Culliton, -|Dizon, Bldridge,. Bursey, I constant > OF Ne Pe cl ‘|e FoR | 1 f ‘ ¢ Esposite Oporto .... ‘| Kine w how qork ANN ss seve Matec! @8. |New York, M tehe | Neuvitas,, |Portiand hisenbrook, .|Grd Turk. |New York. BN oe os Raum, Phi) i vUMtantaa: Matanzas New York Montreal . Pishing.... ie ork Johraon... | Providence Bon weomery. iG Beat. Rew York Pallimore -/8t Jobne, few York. (Orleans, Ma St John NB! R ba tsi, iNowverg 0 | Dotheors ike lag Mor, W Miscetlaneous, Breausure Crt ov Cong, Capt Tibbetis, sailed Thursday for Liverpool, Sreansutr Crry of Mancnester, Capt Halcrow, of the I man line, sails to-morrow, 3d inst, at noon, for Queenstown ‘and Liverpool, taking the U.S mails, Banx Panama—Geelong, April 25—The bark Panama, Ha- big, from Port Chalmers (NZ) for Rockampton. @rzived in Keppel Bay Feb 26, sailed thence for Newcast’e March 5, and was wrecked near Sandy Cape, at the N'w end of Fra- zer's Island, off the entrance to Hervey’s Bay, in the night wned; the rest are believed i in the ahape of pro- . |The P was 41i tons register, built at Harps in 1800, raved 135, and owned im New York. ] Sone B StsoNG, for Fall River with coal, lost foremastand mainasil fa & gal 271 inst of Henlopen, and put rato Dela- Ware Breakwater, where she Temained night of 25th, jLoor PerriquaMscurr, before reported ashore near Fort Scams, was doated off without damage, and bas arrived at Saux ov Vessers—The Ji Commercial News, publish au eanarawn, ore str Mesos 2 at ia, saye-the American ark, May. land a bell bi under the Brite tag under the fare’ of Yok la na ng, ave American fi pen has likew! mm so! $4900; she shortly dy the Bogiish flag. 3 for Calcutta, June ea oo ioe mm Boston for fa 30 Bi Bi ‘ i on, aa eet ae sg snobs, Br jrougham), from NYor! ign meren Ux Caves, June 1]—No Am vessel in por poms April ~— ose sbip Hussar, Howiaad, Anjier (and ald 24th for Si ‘Deat, June Gare stp White Mountain, Harndep, Sun- Mepaed 7 Blo Janeiro (and ave! Foocuow, April 2—In port ship Endeavor, Doane, from and for Shangia ONG, a 14—8ld bark D Jex, Guide, Shanghae; well, Mulliken, Singapore; 21st, Nor- WMauteax, Jui Gjarr Br brig Bleak House, Hersey, New York, to reps vain, penning. NZ, April Mn port anip Latetan, Taylor, Ghana, ‘June 12—Arr brig North Point, Nickerson, i iaweastiz, June 1$—Ent out, ship Helen R Cooper, La- ham, for Rio Janeiro. PepeNANa. May d—10 port ship Ceylon, Sampson, from Sin- PENANG. May $—In pore arr 7ih, to finish id for Sourmamrrox, June 1—Arr steamship America, Wessels, NYork for Bremen (and proceeded). —o Apeil 26—8lp ship Emily A Hall, Hall, rice reas Sauvanon, June 19-In port aor Joaeph Reed, for Naw ‘kK next ‘Broux, NB, June 20—Arr ship Pocahontas, Bath, Me. Amerivan Ports. ROSTON, June 23— Arr bark EH Yarriagton, Mave, Now Orleans: Modena, Ryder, Baltimore; Dutch brig Stiterva Van Ommeren, Rotterdain; schrs N Berry, Banks, Norfolk Woodratt Sims, Hason, aud Isabella Thompson, Bake John Stockham, Babcock, and Stephen 8 Lee, Somers; J 8 Hewolt, Laxe, and 1 Audenried. Hewett: “Ht Bincieia a, Jaeper: John Snove, Cole, Patiadel pha abethport. Cla, barks Lawrence. vragion, (Br), Wela, Cienfuegos; Li fchra Rockingham, Tap! a, Aux Caves. . and W Pickering, Georgeroy ion Kelley, Halitmore? Albert Clarence, Freeman, Philadelphia; Pavil'on, Harper: Capt John, Torrey; Orion, Hart, and Texas, Ross, Elizabeiport Cia brig Bming ©, West, Gape Hartien; schra SN Smith, arti, atlantis Oooans JH Bartiett, Rookbil, Philadel: Sid ea WuhoArr abla Jaues Guthrie, Calcutta; bark Fredon' Bayal; aches Dwing, Cape Haytien; Mary Bltzabeth, N York: tchmant WA cee Richmond, Sague, Below. ship Juo Sidney, Bi mores lena, or} rig Faust fren St Auip Rainbow, trom Singapore; brize , Matanzas. Atk fans Sct mie eg Williama, “ achre Hat. ig Daroline, North, Swarde ak, via Chures creak, Md ySanlipe; Niedcord: BG Johusom, Fisk, Jersey Gis. "Sid. shin, Johanne Wilhelmine (rem) ‘Thierman, Bremen; bark Flora, Hubbard, W 29th— “ihfson Bevo Weigin rai’; bark Templar Buenos Ayres (Arg), Wilton, Fin New Yor $ Henny (Old'g), Gear Meret’ Weeks, “ o: fi Mond Baler} Fort t Royal, 8c 8 neta: scl Baker F ees NY, ‘Sid schr Cast PR. — = ty Co yndeva, Matanzas. spinnin ica tehr Heuvietia, Meservey, {Fortress OR, June 2—Arr schr Corvo, Holbrook, NYork. oft fae Abby ia xter, Wa'ker, Cardenas; schr Mechanic, ce ther aah mehr ax W Glover, Holbrook, NYork. Cla 2508, as Ver BLAND! ne (Warmien), 3 June 25—Arr at Appo- lon, Reeve, “is AGks Vane sear echt Ads Herbert, Crowell, NY IN, June %—Arr schrs Cohasset, Tobey, Philadel. Brau a if To pias Wi ‘and Courier. Pet, rt a Walker. Brewster, Baltim: Hy ey Pre it me 28th, Challenge, Benton, do whl be iT, La fa og Jeddie, Reed, Port Eliza Ripe auce P Stimpson. Quinmings, aad 3 3? Bits, Glindensin. NYorks ae Pyohn Boynto Teane-see, Jodie, Roberts, dos zsh Boston, McRae, a Wontar Ph ieePale are sehe Packet, Grant, yrerk. Qld 17th, schra Tagwasss, Patten, and Agricola, Murch, neagt GREENWICH, June 27—Arr echr Crusade, Wixon, N 25—Acr schra, Willard aulebary, Babi River. June er act pa Gaulet bang, Ps Fon el Kell 7 Ehitider! + Mae addict po Ay re Devg}, Elizabethport; 26th, set mmons; Pilots Bride, Coker, Geer getown; Sinton a ‘Borden Hzabet eran, eel ao; ath. sae alos loo; nt sin Fanaa 4 Pees ja. ai ite fi Juno 22—. ‘ginal, Fs cela Moody, mange for Phi hia. eee P M.—~Arr sehre re eres, Hei "Bicker: Blizabethport. (0 jan, (having repaired), SF ner, Philadephia for Lynn; Emverprise, Salem; Aratella, Frisbie, veraey City for Portsmouth; Union, Post NYork ‘or Bani Mi Neptune, Clark, Macias for NY paniting, Rockland for doi P'S Lindser, Emery, aoe sd sours edna Haryrood Wiliam, Cotiyer, Foe eee manls He, tales "Benen or NYork; ae 35 for ney 6 Trier Gonnoyer, da for Philadeiphia: D Jon no “A ‘gid brigs Richmond, S Thuraton ne, Fi alae Sie Rena, 'E Arcularius. ZA Pain Sr eee eesn eateruritn “Acabelio’ Uatan, Ne jiner, Ceres. ) ‘ rere HiBope, P'S Lindsey, Bagls, 8 C Tyler, aud Dedoran ARDLRHEAD, June 26—Arr schr E English, Somers, Jo Polit ORLEANS, June 2l—Arr stcam:hips Matanzas, eerie York; Grescont, Latham, Pass Cavallo. Below, coming up, shins ‘Areole, Bowen, from NYork; Owego. Not too, from NYork: bark 'Garibaldt, Hoyt, from Phila pp ih schooner Ned, Pultz, from Philadelphia. Below at Qdarai onda, Goodspeed, froma Tampleo, Cid brig pico, dane 25—Arr schra Heroine, Obamp- hiladelphia: 2th, Jt Burnett, lary Frances, Ferris, ‘an, Snow, NYork. me Bever dg, Boitimore, sehrs Klien Rod: Bowy, im = ‘Charter Oak, ‘ofel Web ter, Lovell, N UREPORT, Juno 2iArr schrs Ai a. Tre'and, Phita- ph! B.rbour, Remick, Elizabethport; 28th, Geor- a oy hvtadelp has 26tn, Halo, Short, «nd Angelia, Nnider, dq, Bld 261, schr Palo Alto, Kelly, NYork, Neate brig 8 Young. Gibson Bltagbeth port: achrs Are: Perkins and Huntrete, Howard, a NYork. N ewe Phas ar brig Vibes chgiss New. site TAVIS. 5 i i—Arr_schrs New Mexico, lizabethport. Het Mary 'E se, Saramls, Bilzabethport; Reap: sloops Kinder. er, di hook, Molto, fit iit 0. « Det: 4 Enterprise; mand Ee LPIA A Ann malt, Sherman, Providenee; sehr: 8 J ny P McCarthy, Young, Providenc Mystic; LB pharo, Collings, Ingersoll "n from Key \rasts Oe on from ‘Bagua; o a Pasion Norw). Grau, Bere nd iM Ne ea Toe proomas, Hampton Reads; Rachel Seaman, (Seaman, Bos tins" Orie "OF Sromimbo, Wath; Burmal, Sherman, Boston; tC Peramcont i N Chihord. Grin a Giocengier ba onderr, Warren; Rache! Beales, Moore Reo’ ae, Daiversport; Fan Batey, a HB aon step, Willer barks Pleiads bark from ht iW, Fasex, fits m, Providence; & PPh: B r, Fall River; ' Fiyaway. Harbor Boston: WM Den eri or; Hine Weidis, a BE rgridence: “Moers Potton, Carieon, Ba gor = Baw Vangilder, Boston; Fiaelia, Haley, vier Rancagua (Br), Fowill, Pisa cory cet pegusi ‘ 98, OF Miller, Ke nec! Joh Wodirat; Geb Welsh Ire 014 Segue, 8: iagam, NOrlenns:; a "BL Ci Borio Bouton: ¥ ister. Howton’ Pear Net (Br), Koowtes, Tom; Cha (Br), Eleuthera; 1. Sturievant, Price, Boston, Jens sigan Lake, Johnson, Calver Key West. Below ship from. an ; glsow ship, unk news, aria Jane, Far Parritt, St Keliy, Case, Boston: O 4 jowburyport; is Hecksher, Smith, Rosbny ‘Envo ri, Newburyport; T Borden, Wrightington, F alt River: Danenhower, inher Porliat bh Baers Ivo Derratee, hice, providence: Blaney ices God. frey, Boston: J.D Net thy, Youn; ton; W Soper, Ro. bingom, Hyannisy Crocker, Presbrey, Taunton; WG enreld, Hewitt, Boston; 8 VW Bimmonm Godtrey. Sa- Moore, Hewitt, Providence; Dr Rogers, Pierson, m; 8 Lond, Cook, Nahant. pith—are ships Vancguver, Crlisle, and Btte, Morgan, Liverpool; bark Pathfinder, Cardenas, Lewes, be t Breakwater, brig Tda, from Lacinsra for Phiisdelphla; sohrs Bsurong, for'Falt River Barab. for NY: 13 PORTLAND, June 27—~Arr brig Trenton, Atherton, Phila- gowns schr Otter Rock, Thon Baitiinore, Cid schr Lang, Osgood, Fortress Monr Bh. sPoitren dine 24~ Arr briga fea Breere, Coombe, and Tri Lowry, Pitindeipnin; sebra Thos itix, Tat and Tan) id Rich. Elzabethport Phenin{ it ley, doy M Penadoiphia Rustin, NY ork; Priscila, 6 ow tner. Copy er, Geo Marion, Usb rn, Mitton. aa nd Daniel ery, TE Elst Sto} em Chnemer, Fuller and Treasure, Patt r. 0; Marietia iend, Brooke, bin: Christopher Bacon haa ratraw, NY ae CHA ghee Catharine Wile: om, Mo- Paden. sod Mary A iti dreth, Cler aa 26th—Arr schra Gilbert Green, Wi Charles Cooper, Sncw, Port Bwen LAdelphin; whi Amaton, be Ogio Korth, Fowler, gorse Niork! sloop Net 'd, do, une d—Arr ache xe m Hobbina, Eiteabeth t, Price, Philadelphia; WP Ella, Ms pat Nid 24th, sehr JO Baxter on, Thoswek, 60. Peth—-a vr sents DB Siner May: ory, Wabegck. kid J Newell OC ribab, Lunt, Ptr: bethport; 1 Lambert, ae! sehr Hero, Keune, NVork. Sid echre 0 Locter, Law orig Tarrio. kel, ‘Pharlow, Pllzabeth: ry arlow, liza Go: Orenn Wave. Baker, J il Moore: erson, and \\ M Wilson, Brow: Ph iiadelphia; Sarah K, Gritluy Deleware Clty: zy, MD Orsnmer, Ormm Pittedelphins Hudson, Warren, Blt “Bis Sa “tom neg ean hee Mart. Ln 0 = Art mo re, care Oi Dirkena, WYore | “4% Yor Une ®—Arr ache’ Artist, Forester, Wood: @ %—Arr sehr John Crockford, Jonse, lie, inset sobre Angler, Gooagesen boo Blisa- | jhe Comptrotier’ ‘This loan ls authorized by ect of Congrées of March 8, 1864, which provides fer tis REDEMPTION 1 COIN, at any period not leas than ten or more than forty years frem MMs date, at the pleasure of ihe government, Uatil lis redemption five per cent interest is to be paid semt-anaually IN COIN. Bubseriptions te the load are received by the National Banks in United States notes or in such eurreney or other funds as are taken by them on non deposit at par. Ttsexemption from State or local taxation adds from one to threo ver cent per annum to lis value, The rate of interest on this loam, although but five’ per eent in coin, i as much greater In currency as the diiference between the market value of currency and gold. 45. rule the five per cent specie securities of all solvent governmonts are always par or above, and currency now funded in the national loan wil! be worth its face in geld, Desides paying s regular ‘and liberal per centage to the holder, ‘The authorized amount of this Joan ia two hundred mil- Mon dollars. The amount of subscriptions reported to the ‘Treasury at Washington is over nie Subscriptions wilt pe received by the ‘Treasurer of the United States at Washington. and the Assistant Troasurere at New York, Boston and Phiadelphia, and by the First National Bank of NewYork, No, 4 Wall street. Second National Bank of New York, Twenty-third street and Broadway. ‘Third National Bank of New York, No, 5 Nassau street. Fourth National Bank of Now York, 27 and 29 Pine street, Fifth National Bank of New York, 338 Third avenue, Sixth National Bank of New York, Sixth av, and Broadway Rinth National Bank of New York, 368 Broadway, ‘Tenth National Bank of New York, 240 Broad way. Central National Bank of New York, 71 Duane atroct. National Exchavge Bank of New York, 184 Greenwich st, AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS which are depoaltaries of public money, and all RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS throughout the country (acting as agents of the Natlonal Depositary Banks), will furnish further information on ap Plication and eer AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBBORIBERS, $2.000.000 ~=_ oF THR COUNTY OF NEW YORE. Subscriptions are hereby invited to a Loan of Two Million Dollars, authorized by an ordinance of the Board of Super. visors, approved by the Mayor June 15, 1964, entitled “An Ordinance to provide for the procurement of Volunteers for the Armies of the Union, as part and parcel of the Quota of the city and county of New York under any future call of the President for men.” The proper books for such subscriptions will be opened st office 01 after Saturday, the 18th June, instant, and will remain open until the whole sum all be taken. Subscribers will be required to deposit with the County Treasurer at the Broadway Bank, within five days after en- tering thelr subscriptions, jhe amount subscribed for by them respectively, and on presenting his receipts for the money to the Comptroller they will receive bends of the county for eqnal amounts, redremable on or before June 1, 1966, with Interest from the date 0 aie of payment, at the rate of ix per cent per anoum. Our feliow cittzensand the public genorally are respect- fully invited to cooperate with the Board of Supervisors in the benevolent and patriotic purpose of supplying the quota of men from this county, on the oall of -the President for more men for the army, soon to be made public, without resorting to a draft for that purpose. Action will not be taken to raise volunteers under the ordinance referred to until a eaficlent amount is subscribed lo warrant the com- mittee in proceeding in this matter. MATTHEW T, BRENNAN, Compirotier. Ciry or New Yoru, Derarurnt OF Fiwanos, ComrrRoiu- _2n’s Orrice, June 18, 1864, Cons BUNIONS, BAD NAILS, FRYDER FRET, &C., pias tenet iit eect sect aieee Wain ‘cures corns buntons, ae, By mati 60 cents, RAYS PATENT MOLDED (TAPER COLLARS ARS ped to fit the neck with {iis outy collar made Anes sted =e iy . ms rendering the surface next the n perfectly smoat! free from: shove puekery which in na other turn. dow collars no cchafe and irritate’ t ery collar ie Pon oes pee bees Patent Moied Collar. * Soild by all retail sca Low! farnisbit ods. The trade Piled by KY A CO., ST Warren street, New York. | 7 _MEDICAL. Cann: 10 THE ADIEG CHARLES ven M. Da ueceaaft pactee ia tht ely {| | | | {3 | ele! | and || {| 38.5 2s! y lady requiring special med! al vk ta ew hours’ time, no matier com) e case may an be consulted bis a established Fate ofice, 614% Broadwar. and where his never failing female feeeaces, can be obtaii or gent by a to C.4 Bart of the United Btates; price 5. ON. elegant roo Smodations and attendance inthe city for patients AES to remain darin; ment. All communications strictly confidential. A all hours of the day and evening. ‘A PREIorED puareae va RANOR BXPOSEDI— | ain health of dieesseeDe. Sad [4 married or single, In beaith 01 Farin, fronton aod New York those “Adviser Ot it illus coo AP YCR, 79 Tie "AFFLICTED. MADAME DES. RD'S Female Pills are the only medicine Indies can pend pa Foi “iy and certain Can be sent by mail. B=! sire to avall themselves of Madame itable, certain and nate mode of treatment para‘a vat le, certain and safe mo mt cat do no at one ir nted in 24 ath street, Ladies ‘medica! atten MADAM RES- fessor of Midwifery, ean be consulted as lat 162 Chambers street, But one Interview will be necessary. No charge for advice, Her in- fallible, medicines can algo be obtalued at 12744 artsag Mireet, or by mall; price $5. who detire boar dance guriag conjeement, oan be DI TO MARRIED LAD‘ A ru Female Physician and " sual " nirongor. them Noel, aud can Rover fall, are safe and healthy: price $8.8 bor. Can be sent ‘mall, w directions, —) I deers her duty te caution ialien a aint iraltators of he her adver. peerente, who notonly rob them of their means, bat their D IN NEE! DYIOR TO Lavine ERS, 6) furious, péct sh odintsly ure Bure relief muarantcod i twenty-four hours. Beware imitations. A BAgateniE 18 PRODUCING GREAT. Sesutre, eradicating disenso and creating pure and anen hhenith, without paininl oporatigns of naranatts BARRO rt A‘ ministered b; W, 1M Rieecker street, Tour doors below 3 Siadéonsat street, New York. 'ARD TO LADIES, —DR. POWERS, 61 FRANKLIN treet, warrants speady reitef in all dijigult'cs, whether requiring medical or surgical treatment, Communications macredly confidential, Consultation gratis at ail hours, IN TIMESRENTSDER THE SURS PLACR foe a epee roury: tinfortunates will hell tegen 8 old ostablished omen, ‘at Franklin sirest’ Advice free and small ehargo for metisl ines. MRONIC DIARRHEA ¢ CUnee.. ~KNAPP'S SWERT Balsam wares bn tay F hea ry and Bowel com. Tnints genarall for pains, and for children Reemning sinus tural For aale ai the drug. sloras, and by the proprietor, 4 Weat Thirty thi a DR. FAR. ot FRANKLIN ath) git Prom the honpitale oF 6 dincover only re- lead remedies for ‘sea ae POWRRA, a ve STREBT, CAN BE vON. success, on all female Gapreaely | aint, rete Ca Neled | sont ie age ps ee Re ne Panicay 297 SURATON, | Pct as How York, in tha outs pias whee tus oleied ell resaise: prepeymedloal tratinen at ands apecdy Epiablished. D* RALPH, AUTHOR Bis 3 PRIVATE TREA- C7" &) Amity tres ly in the early wil be surprised’ et the aso aod rapidity of tare. ope ene ‘er, who havo sutfered long wi appreciate his se COOPER. 1¢, DUANE, TOTRRET, MAY BS suited on 1 ieee Thirty years Goat NEWS.— YOUNG MAN'S FRIEND. DR. 4 Preventive cul i the ‘worst cases, peg EL cr change of ‘diet. W Magical Lov! Fate Puls $2 per package. Asure cure oe pa ry EDS ARE RUINED BEY! REDEMPTION Hike le by nab collage. (Be ope HUE Ca ave contined ick he hag cued fo, tess, sian iy thou coral i fla Yemofos are inild, and there fe.'noy inter: Pupusa, on to busines: or change of digs. Dr. Hunter iain o ‘attendance from 8 in the Siar ark uit ® at tata aid id olen, No. 3 Division street, Ne harges moderate and a cure guaranteed. 40 that the patient sees no one but the Doctor Piimaete wonderful medical di-covery, known as Dr. Hunte Drops. cures certain disease; ‘when regular, wreatm all other reme ilrs fail; cures without dieting or ‘restric in the habits of eed pacer ee Qk A) the dis and sickening e! Patt debe 5 cures, ta “nee Gases fa fees than six hours; ures Tithout the er eects of mereur} possesses the ny vac erty of soginsieling the rank and ee aint that the blood Is sure to absorb, uniess his remedy is, Used, This ia what he claims for jt, and what no other will accom ish. 0 cents will secure by return toail his inedical work 0 aces, 40 colored pletres, Worth fall the others put cr ANHOOD AND THE VIGOR OF YOUTH RESTOR in four weeks by Dr. RICORD'S Essence of Life This wonderful ‘agent will reslore manhood to the mos ed constitutions, whether arising fram excesses, elt abuse, the elfects of ciate or Batural causes. The tine Fojuired to cure ‘he most inveterate cave is, four ‘wooki Fallure ts impossible, ‘Dr. Ricord's Kusonce of Life 1s 90 im Obes with inetrvulidastor usa Garee oe ur quanti eg {none for $9. Sent, carefully puoked. on receipt of rem tance, by his ac agen’ Circular sent free on rece of four sams. PELty ROLAND. No. 447 Broome tree New York, one door west of Broa Toatle ADAME GRINDLB, FEMALE "PHYSICIAN, NO. © ‘Amity place, three doors from Amity street, ae consulted on 2! diseases of femal e safe and certain, Convenent rooms for ladies who desire care: and medical attendance during coufnement. etcican. —LADIES REQUIRING MEDICINES OR confidential Ces oe ee sell at once o1 Madame DE LUCE, N they will nof be deceived or im) poved ‘aioe ba Ti 8 Jenne Panacea, safe armd certain, $1 and $5, Rellef guaranteed, ADAME PARSELLE, PEMALE PHYSICIAN AND Midwife, is now ready to receive ali lady invalide comfortable rooms expressly for Iadies through confime- ment, at 741 Greenwich street, near Perry. BATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORRD BY THB ae remedy, Dr. Powers’ Essence of Life—of- Franklin street—in less time than any other medicing, Ait those contemplating marriage should take this life re storing remedy. HOUSANDS ARE DISAPPOINTED OF A CURR BF not calling on Dr. LEWIS at first. Tis remed mild and effective in. their operations. require no re. in diet, Loss of time or hmudrance in busines, posnean pawer of eradicaling very aymptonn of tho” disease ta ti worst ‘tage. One trial will convince the most skeptical their surprising propertiog, Sight cases cured in two days app ication is made in time. Office No. 9 ch street, between Varick and West Broadway. Rooms 2 Ca ae patient sees no one but tbe Doctor: T°. THE LADIEA—DR. HILL CAN BE CONSULTAD on all dieases of feinaies with unparalicled success ag- pind Jf Beach street, three doors from West Broadway, New Her medicine: | NHR LADIES’ FRIEND IN Fem ae Row ned xg 7 Besch street, three doors from West York city, His monthly remedies are never Fraow a5 fa . Tioadae or, wikp POpIES. Bee i Wanda ape cams itheut & mereury, are tho ont, ‘successfully a ear. sas only remediag HE GLORY OF — Is +f l—" a. ies erroneand cenitined iota oS POWERS" In wigorating Huse nce of Lif 6h Frankl Mtreet, A permanent cure is guaranteed, _ASTROLOGY. A8 , B Mav MAURICR, GREAT 4 ‘AND REAL ast! ‘ASTROLOGER, Astrologer, A. B. MAURICE, to wale on ma sien ihe ciples ‘was never om eplancts are hourly polation “out i are cH vivice haa profound rules of ibe science of the cal ‘m_the above science in re ea to the ‘bappiuces, or misery with several segrete that cate mortal ove knew bef he will bri lertaking,. Fem ne vil ee one a ce] a ~n Vike noel ng era! future irons ore travelling Ff aabcer goed fe and prosperity to all wi istance mr send ir pt nae of eee te iife, 01 fault athe oventa, ker sieéel, near Woos- a oe ike. BASTROLOGIGT 18, NOT T nt zy also sick ick party wht rece their prenmut ackiens: 16 if, recover, sie thn th the; tt Sagi to amend; what part of the boty is Afected ad what treatment and meicines are sons, Dhdies 5) cents: gentlemen $!. Sane 8 HA Teter, enclosing $1and {ime of birth. Also Fbrenolo; cal examinations inade, Ofllce 120 Greene below STONIHING.—MADAMR = MORROW, | SEVENTIS danghter, with « natural forenizht, tells how goon andofter you will marry, ¥en your thonghla: ‘Magia Tage ration; thows a Likeness of, your Ta band aod oy Friends. 181 Ladiow street, four ‘doors from Houston Gentlemen not admitte eee nee ba hg mar ng tag cLIF. Sasiness Oi yan 3 01 1 Adana’ street between wean Bund and Hoyt. B etnies. pL : IP FOU, wii = TRO 0 ao ae Cr ene io ean oe ae ITH, GO A’ eas off futu never fo to bring. th fest cece ja c and Beventh ai Ces: irs from 9 in the morn! MADAM SKELI, SHE ORLAMRATED m1 <sueee he st apie set fe es | rhe tt tiara ives en re aie whe he aid. ori jeor'the lands, Bick le of the ined: feknase mil Sayaee ed actenoo, cinerea i oy Meter, trent end juston ce 60" 129 Bast avenue. LTER, THE WORLD-RENOWNED CLAI Moran oaay be 8 ie 7 aes Canni street, avant, may be seen at her room: ‘one flight only, whore she will reveal the mysteries of tl t, presout and future with such accuracy it will ag~ jah unbelievers. She traces stolen property, satisfaction, M RAY IS THE BEST IRVOYANT AND Axairlogtat in in this ina. te cee a neete Srocue, oar Ewen 7 aevenis Ladies 28 0 en BY cents, RS, MARION JAMES, INDRPENDRNT CLATRYOY. No. ast 17th aireet, corn Third avenus, olen ry ond, in Ito rally; id tr Tn Geb given.” ‘eutbetmen nol advaiiod 0 aX ered errs TOP stating the enty-fourta ne ie? “2 MA2AME, p00 Boor. FEOe pats FORNIA, CAN BS ‘consuiter woky Bumbers ery. ma, iB ceubey | gen cents, Ni rou of atl Sites! Bourn, i 04 IMPOSITION.—THE NRVER FAILING MADAM BTARR, from ‘urns, who wae born wich a, natu t, the isres} Businos. and Medtoai Clatrverant, ine cone. alte \ ‘On the past, present and fnture, brings thoae be eon a uRes speety tn FS Tutare b abeond ution. 000 re a you Fenda °F tite eal in nol {0 be fond. Teo that you mat Thien no as y" 3 4 2 a Tee, between Bh as ra ane wen! Pou reets, ame on tl toten not admitted, nei) E GREAT ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON Wt twrned from Pazis, She ia the greatest. Spirt Buatness and Medical Clairvoyant that ever was her sk ll was teated oy the most eminent and lear pat ‘She tells the present, past and fature, has failing secret to make you beloved by your eer s 4 Ag gly 0 Fe ev" together those long separated. Ove doen hates os hese La lies be consuiied on, Io laws n urerb-nee, gata dgteel Forsvth bh street, Mhasement. t FORTUNR ‘181-40 be WOULD Ni wea shia enc Ve he an ine ar ang Arabi ta ¥ 00 ‘eit ai! business | ite Delay ney taconent this natiratly giftet amd bematl young | mbere fligh bt "1 be ween er’ resilience" refer oe, ne, opposite Bighth streat. SS 5 ROWBRY.-MADAME WinagR, OLAIRVOYAN: and ‘ifte Span ith lady. nave ‘i f 65 Io - rT the armor ; y Sinners | «