New-York Daily Tribune (New-York [N.Y.])
June 9, 1842

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A. BY THIS MORNING'S MAIL. [ea The Intelligencer of yesterday contains the correspondence between Hon. Messrs. Wise and Sanly, touching their late personal difficulties, Jtis published by Mr. Wise, Correspondence o! the Tribune, Wasnminerox, Tuesday, July 7. [x Sevaty, to-day, Mi. Daany introduced a bill to regulate the fees in writs of error in the Dis- trict Court of the United States for the Northern District of Alabama, Mr. WRIGHT moved to take up the bill to author- ise compromise between the sureties of Samuel Swartwout and the Government, negatived. The act to amend the act to carry into effect the The motion was existing compacts with Alabama and Missiasippi ia regard to the four per cont fund and school res ervatious, was passed, The Apportionment Bill was again taken up, the District section as it came from the House (r= quiring the Elections to be held by single and one tiguous districts) being under consideration, and

Mr. WriGHT's amendment providing that no State under this section counties or electoral diatricts, for the purpose of shall be calied on to divide making sincle districts, pending, Mr. W RIGHT nh ped, i the section we re re- tated, his amendment would be adopted. He should go ngminst the dictriet pre ple mn any form, consilenng 1 an unwise step, calc ulated to bring the States and the General Government into Mesais Liss, Cutepexr and WaLk- eR opposed and Mr. Tapeyvapce alvecated the original section. Mr. Perris opposed the dis. trict principle, in coudemmation of which the dfs ferent parties of Georgia, although diftering on other subjects, agreed. The amendment of Mr. WrionTt was rejected Yeas 19; Nays Qp—an follows: y VEs Messrs Allen, Bagby. Beaton, Beehanan, Callioun mhubert, Foon, King, Linn, McRoberts, Sevier, Sturgeon, Vappan, Waiker, Wilcox, Wiliams, Woodbury, Wri ht son, Hontogton, Keer, Man um, Merrick, Mulier or head, Pl lps, Porter, Presion, ives, Suumsns, Sunth of Ct smith of la, Spregue, Tallmadze, Wh te, Weoubride e— The Senate adjourned. In the Housy, Mi. Finuyoke, from the Come mittee of Ways and Means, rejo ted a bil! to ex- tend to the 1st of August propimo the laws for He sad as it had bie ome so apparent that It was poss. ble to dispose of the Kevenue bill before the first of July, and in that case it was doubtful whetior any duties could be collected under the present laws, the Committee had 1ostracted him to report this bili—=which was retorod tothe Committe of the Whole on the Union, acd orlered punted. The Army bill was taken up, the question boing on concurring in the [epurt of the Comittee f the Whole. Mr. C. J, isGrrsoin moved 10 re- commit the bill to the Mii ary Committee, with instructions to ivquire ito the spedicncy of res organiziog the Army, to report a bill for thie Pui= pest, &e¢. Mr I. briefly np 12nd this precipis wie and bitvdfeld manner of reducing this grout wim of our defence, and contended tag the subject shou'd receive the denboare consideration ol the Hoaee through oe of ire Me. Revxorvs inoved wo amendment instructs ing an neuiry as to the x pedi ney of abolishing the Military Academy ut West Porn, or changing it 80 us to be more acceptable wo the people! My. R. sttucied the whole plan of the Military Academy, contending thar it was useless w da! should be abobished: Mr. Horses guilantly de fended ir. The previous question wis by Mr. Yorke, und boing secondad, the motion 10 recom- mit was cut off, and the House brought to a direct vote on the amendments of the omniltee, all of which were concurred in. The vore on the divie sion of Mr. Cave Jousson's amendment, vedue- we the Army to the standid of 1021, was—Yeas 12: Nays 89. Oa that abolishing the regiment of Dragoons of 1836 —Yeas 945 Nays 93, &e. The bill was then passed. Ata late hour yesterday, the hill to sapplyade- ficiency of $54,951 in the Navy Pension Fund, and the bill proving for the settlement of the claims of Maine for the servicas of her militia, were briefly considered in Committee, reported to the House and passed. The House adjourned. business next to be taken up will ne donbt ensue tomorrow. ‘Three Tarif!’ bills, besides numerons others, are now pressing on the consideration of the Committee of the Whole. rows. collision. Jaying and collecting dutics on Hnports, committees, moved

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et Correspondence of The Tribune. Bartimorg, June 84 o'clock A.M. Important Movement in Tennessee. You kuew the difficulties which prevented the election of U.S. Senators by the late Legislature of Tennessee. The Whigs had three majority in the House, and the Loco-Focos one majority in the Senate. This gave the Whizs a majority on joint vote, and, therfore, if the election of U.S. Sena- tors had been entered into by joint ballot, as had been the practice since the admission of the State into the Union, Whigs would have been chosen. For this reason the Loco-Foco Senators refused to go into the election by joint ballot, and no election was made. Tennessez, in couscquence, Las no Senators in Congress The recusancy of the Lo- co-Foco State Senators (thirteen) caused, as may well be supposed, deep indignation throughout the State, and they have repeatedly attempted to ex plain or vindicate their conduct to the people. On the 10th of Feb. last the Loco Foco Members offered, through the newspapers, to submit the question to the people by resigning. lu the Nash- ville Banner of the 30th ult. 1s a response from the Whiz Members, stating that their vesignations have been drawn up, and will be sent im to the Gov: ernor as soen as those of the Loco-Foco Senators shall be in like manner tendered. Repuniation.—Thr Londons Morning Chroni- cle of the 21st ult. has the following paragraph: “It is gratifying to be able ta state, upon good authority, that the tone of public fecling in regard to the maintenance of State faith is of the most satisfactory character throughout Massachusetts, New-York, Virginia and South Carolina. Threugh- cut these important States the doctrine of Repu- dation’ is erred, in appropriate language, as a national disgrace, and the proceedings in Mis sissippi, Indiana and lliinois are held up to mer ited scorn and contempt. We expect that the general voice of their tellow-citizens in the States we have enumerated will be the means of indue- 1g the delinquent Legislatures to abandon then errors, and teach them the truth of the adage, that “honesty is the best policy.” ff the people of England be once satisfied that the Umted States are determined to adhere to that policy, and 10 submit to taxation in order to raise the funds ne- cessary to pay the interest on their subsisting en: gagements, the aversion with which every thing in the shape of American State Stocks is naw looked atin the European Money Market may gradually diminish. The Americans must rest assured that fulfilment of existing coutracts is an essential pre- liminary to mew negotiations,” a A Bripzerooy Kitten. —=Me John B. Davie of Danville. HL riding out on she 16th ult. was thrown from his horse and lis neck was broken He was to have been married the next day, and the clergyman who had been requested 15 perform the ceremony of the wedding, attended the <orvices of the funeral on that dav. A sad change from the bridal bed to the grave!

IT” A female slave belonging to Henry Bald: win, jr, Esq., now here on a visit from Teanessee, was, we understand, taken or curcied away from obtain from many of the survivors, not more than and hosting each ether for plunder. between Fashion and Boston, Wo learn from a Mount Morris (111) paper that a Me. Harrison, a young man of good character, wae recently minrdered by a Mr. Bell, in Lee caun- tv. The cause is said to have been jealousy. Bell met Harrison with apparent cordiality, shook hands, using his loft hand for that purpose; and, at the «ame moment, plunged a Bowie-knife to the heart of his victim. He then meshed into house, seized a double barreled gun, and ran tow- After miles, he was overtaken by his pursuers, whe renp- arde a neighboring wool. rinning even an be surrendered without resistance, ee Drsrryerios oF Care Havries.—The brie Dirigo, Captain Tucker, arrived at Boston on Mon- day evening from Cape Haytien, whence she aniled on the 24th uit. Capt Tucker brings the first di- rect information of the aw ful earthquake of the Tt} {The loss of life 1s fully as larze, as the t via Port au Prince, led those acquainted with the [sland to suppose, and abom Twigs 0s great as t! o ac mints acconnts via Jeremie, Capt. Tucker wus on board his vessel at the! time of the earthquake, and was an eve witness of the appalling scene. It taok place at 3 PP. M. and the entire demolition of almost every building 1 the city was the work of almut two minutes gnly A portisn of two or three buildings alone remained standings of that city, which was the finest in the island, being built I'he t ceded agan in a few earthqn tke, the combustible parts ol most of the prince pally of mas ive stone, Soon after the minutes, buildings took fire separately, from the cosking apparatus, Le. and were consumed. apt, Tucker states that the entire p spulatien of the pluce waa estimated at from ten to twelve thousand, and from the best information be could two thousand escaped with their lives. All, or nearly all the officers of the Government being killed, there was no authority tocontrol the survive ing population, and they were continually fighting, The earzo of the Ditiro was dug ont of the ruins after the earthquake. There was only one ship master lost, the captain of a Norwegian vessel. Contrary to anticipation, itappenrs that many of the principal merchants survived the calamity i among the rest My Carvalho, an enanent mer- chant, who vizited Boston a year or two since, and 3 was much esteemed by his acquaintance. Frosm Cuisa Digeer.—By the ship Clarendon arrived tina morning from Canton. we have Can. ton papers to the first of February, incisive, (dg advices by the way of England are to the 11ih.— We observe nothing to notice except the destruc. tion by fire, on the 10th of January, of the res- donee of J. A. Mire or, Fog at the south end 0! the Pease Grande, Macao, His loss in furniture, Jewelry, wardrobe, &c. was very vonsiderablo— M 181 of the property mthe g downs (w wrehonens saved, Com. \d. Wis ae caitor of the Farm- e's Moathly V the Meri mick iver flowed de FUR LL its bed, sutlicient 10 float n 71 gun ship, thirty-thre oe vears ago, he ling veral years past mowed good English grass, rate of two tons of hay to the acre, and where Le ratsed stont gorn twenty-five years ago, ix mow ithe “entre of the greatest depth of the river! He furthermore cays that no humaz power can ul- ter these changes, constantly going on in the Cou- ard intervale, since the encroachments ol the river commence in the quick «and and at the centre, where neither layers of rocks, or trees, or driven spiles have any effect,

Brrrisc.—-It is now currently reported at Washington that carrier pigeons WERE sent oll from the Union Course immediately after the matek Whether sneh was the fact or not, it is certain that long before the news could reach the seat of Government by ordi- nary channels, some pretty extensive operations were made on the race. No less than $1,500 were picked up by one party in the little city of George- town, while the citizens of Alexandria ‘suffered [Spirit of the Times.

FosstLe.—We are told that in the excavations now making inthe Atlantic Docks at South Brook- lyn, at the depth of twenty feet, a good many roots of trees Lave been found, evidently in the position in which they grew: and still lower down, a bed of peat. Grotoarear, Casares teitey <n that where bow at the some.’ ent RUNAWAY Stavis.—Four slaves, a father and Lis three sons arrived at Garret Smith's, in Peter boro, a few days since, on their way from Wash- ington County Md., (where they were ow ned.) to Canada, which place they have prabably reached ere this. [Utica Gazette, I Wosneretn Bscarge.—On Saturday during the absence of its mother, a child of Mr. T. K. Anders son, about two vears and a half old. fell from a window in the 4th story of Hecox's block to the eround fortunately at the place where it fell, there was an accumuiation of mud which broke the violence of the fall; but for this circumstance it must have been insiantly Killed. Skane. Dem. ee Lake Trovut-—On Saturday we saw one of the most splendid trots ever taken from our lakes— it weighedsixteen pounds and a half. This gigantic fish was taken by Mr. T. T. K. Anderson. [!h. BE 7 We ars glad to learn, by a letter from Vera Cruz, of the 9th May, that our former respected tellow-townsmen, Mgpor George T. Howard, and Capt. Ratcliff Hudeon, w ho, with other prisoners of the Santa Fé expedition, had been confined mn the Puebla prisons, had made their escape, and ar- rived at Vera Cruz, whence they expected to sail in a day or two for New Orleans. Mr. John Howard, vounger brother of Major H. had been previously liberated, with Mr. Kendall and others, by President Santa Anna. Nat. Int. 0G The Philadelphia Journal states that tne three Anthracite Fureaces in Danville, Pa. bave been blown out in consequence of the want of en conragement to keep them in blast. The cheap- ness of foreign iron prevents all success in this branch of American industry.

CF It appears from an official statement made before the General Assembly of the Preshyterian Church of the United States, mow in session in Ploladelphia, thet the fund of the Association has sustained a loss of about $189,000, from the de- iation of stecks in which it had been vested ST Passengers Arrived Arkaasns, from New Orleans ~Mr Fanning! Mrs Gale and servant, Mrs Dunn, servant and two childrens D Davis, Mr Van Oastian, Miss M Caulledge, Mr B Call ede, Mrs O Suanrock and servant, Mrs Goodridge, serv, ant and 2 children, Mrs Misegas, servant and 2 children, Miss Maller, Mr Slanbefl, Master Chew, and 32 in the steer. prec In the ship age. MARINE JOURNAL. PORT OF NEW-YORK, JUNE 8, 1842. MINIATURE ALMANAC. —THIS DAY 7 THE sow THE MOON |FULL SEs Rises 4 55] Sets 7 25 Sets 8 35 Seuth 45 eve. 917 Latest Dates. E -_— LONDON vvassccnnnees MAY 1D HAVRE Lo0vinnne LIVERPOUL .evscseneee MAY 10 NEW-ORLEANS. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Ships Ann, Godfrey, Partsmonth, NH, 8 H Sie: Queen, (Br) Dixon, Quebec, Roche, Brothers Co; Gen Parkhilie, Hovt, Philadelphia, 8 W Slocum Laly Gordon, Scaer, check, S Mpson. Re Globe, Silshy, Cadiz, W W De Forest Co: Nan cv W Stevens, Hamburgh, W Welsser Ellen, Cowpland, Kingston, Jamaica, Chastelain Pouvert. Brigs General Marion. Bi fen<, Gaavama, PR. Mason Chempson; Arab. (Br) Marshall. Antwerp, Schmidt Bale ‘hen: Virgina Packet, Ellis, Portiand, G Thompson Ch: Emily, Sherwood, Charleston Schre Adeline, Linscott, Me Valiant, Honeywell, Balu. more Trio, Nickerson, Boston; Wolcott, Ryder, Boston. AKRIVED YESTERDAY. Ship Clarendon, Stoddard, fm Canton, Goadhue Co. Ship Arkansas, Dennis, fm NO, 17th May, cotton to W Nelson. Ship Alexander, Andrews, late passage, 130 ds fm Calcutta, mdze 10 Taylor NY Brig Mason Barney, Scott, 47 ds fm NO, cotton, vison. Brig Eliza, Lockwood, 11 ds im St Croix, sugars to B De lerrest Co. Rrig Lion, CLT 18 ds fm Apalachicola, cstion, ke to 44 ds fm London hardware, teas, silks, Ke to Robers who died on the Mernill ww Wa kc to A Mayor—1 his we flowed into the principal stieets, and re- River to 4th Avenue—Referred- oS Important fo Home Leagues. Agricultural So-

tre es Mechanics’ Associations, and to the Friends of American [ndustry throughout the Country. Tbe American Laberer is publshed on the 34 Jo i month, The first nomber was published April iast. TLe wlnly work is to be completed in twelve embers. The volume, when mpleted, will torm a eom- pendinm of inormation connected with the dgriculture Mechanic Arte, Trades and Commerce of the United States not else here 10 he (mn ital in any volume. hey of encouraging and fostering by wise legislation the es tablishment «nd growth Lie branches o Manniactiure may he Nn our courtry of new or vet joe THe AMERIC ax Lanoarr will affirm and maintain the po-

Industry, such as whatever fatiricsaof Waal. Cot NECPRg ry n, Iron, ke. for the supply of our own wants and to aur Indeper It will cemoustrate that the true and permanent interests of 3ll, bot especially secure and periect "ence, tl and Working Classes universally, will w nf le «for lv n= be allibly and ally promoted Ly adopting and cary. ny out the Prote tive Policy, and that the Waces o” Labor, the y ay the average price ot is Produce, and the ageregate Prod of the Nat onal Industry, will be sursly and largely ene hanced thereby. In short, this work is form a complete text hank for the friends of Protection, ant a tho- rough refptation at every point, of the pernicious fallacies put the fore zn aad misguided Amer tor the policy of anesided Free. Trade, ntended tn wih by "AN AP jor as Tue American Lagorer will be published monthly in a large octavo form, each number conta fouble column pages of closely printed ng thirty-two large Fach nam- aller, ber will conta n owe real Snes Repo ALET CONV IN. cing docomeni, and a vor «ty of short r articles The work Wi forms me completa and prehensive me of Iarze and tar pages, and will be afforded to single subs bers for SEYENTY-FIVS NTs each, thres copies jor Two Dollars, five copies, for Three Dollare, nine copies fur Five Dollars, or T° TWENTY COPIES FOR TEN DuL. LARS 1 Pave ent is required in acvance, (0 ali Cases been fixed in order that its cir Le render~d universal, should the werk re. The lowest possible price has HALON jay y ceive the approbat oa of the public. GREELEY McELRATIH, 50 Annst. N.Y, New-York, March 4, Bankrupts—Jus Asa D. Van Schack, werchiant, New-York. Dav.d D. Deming, New-York, Fames Valentine, uutcher, Nea-York. Alonzo B. Lane, late firia Cranford Lane, hardware merchants, New-York Aaron Abrahams, New-York samuel WW. Palmer, broker, NewYork. Guerasey (sborn, Falisbargh, Saliivan co New-York 1 William vier, Castietun, Suilivas co. New-York, Jokn Van Autwerp, (late tem of Van Antwerp Noble) Alton, Hi CITY INTELLIGENCE. Wreongsnay, June 3, Lawyer's Diary ror THURsDAY, JUNE Superior Court=Nos. 22. 137,25, 26, 27, 29, 33,34,35 5,158 30, 40, 11, 42,45 46, 47, 48, 50, 51, 3, 5 —Common Veas— iw, 17, 25,121, 47, 125. —fi ant 2, at 1o'clock—No. 94, JoArD oF ALperMeENx.—The Board met at 5 Alderman Woodhull in the chair present. The minutes were eal and approved. The President asnounced an alteration of the standing comm tees, hy placing Alderman Gedoey of the Kighth if them to the rejection of others placed nan Gedney was declared to be elected, o'clock—=the President, and other member Ward on several there beiore Alle and ewnry Petitions presented and referred. —Of the Merchants’ Ex. Of GD. Baldwin for change Company for relief from tax, relief Com fine. OF Abraham Bassford for relief trom costs ona sit, O7G SS, Reed for paving 11thatreet, Invitation to attend a Temperance Celebration at the Tabernacle on Manday next—accepted. Of sundry persons for a ferry stairs at the Battery, Resolutions. —By Alderman Underwood, for cleaning the streets of the city by contract, the Superintendent of Streets to advertise (or contracts, to be submitted to the Street Come mittess of both Roards hefore heme accepted, Resolation adopted, and the Counsel of the Corporation to prepare an ordinanee, By Alderman Crolius for regulating £0th-street from East By Alderman Underwood, a preagible and resolutions setting forth that Alderman Crolius had been daly elected Alderman of the Sixth Ward, and had been sworn in and taken his seat as Alderman, rotwithstanding the withhol4- wg of the returns by the Inspectors and Canvassers iliegally and nnjustly—and that the Mayor be therefore officially ad- vised of the election and action of Alderman Crolics as Al- derman of the Sixth Ward—that the Mayor may communt cate with this Board accordingly —Adopied. The Board then ad ourned to Monday evening kext Boarp or Assistants The Board met at 5 o'clock P. M —the President in the Chair. A petition from B. B. Williams, and others, (or a well and pump wm Seventh street, between avenue A and the First avenue, was referred to the Committee un Strects, as was also a communication from Frances Grain asking attestion to Lis new mode of pa- ving streets, Assistant Alderman Scoles offered resolutions calling on the Cemptrolier for a statement of the amount ot Lloyd's de- falcation—what menns, if any, have been taken to recover t—-what mowey has been paid ino the Treasury by J. D. Stevensaa and by the Sheriff, and whether the Tax Coliec- tors have made prompt reiurns—-calling also on the Cham- periain to know if the District Attorney has filed in his office the statement required by law, and verified by his oath, of all monies received hy him during the year; and calling on the District Attorney to know why he has notgurnished to the Beard the information concerning his accounts requested of him by that body. I'hese resolutions were adopted, Mr. Dodge offered a series of resolutions setting forth the ciremmnstancesof the election of Richard H. Atwell, and re- solving that be has been daly elected and quaitied as an Assistant Alderman of the Sixth Ward, Adopted. Mr. Brady offered a resolution, which was adopted, au- thorizing the Alderman and Assistant Alderman of the 15th Ward, if the other Board concur, to appoint a keeper Wash. ington Parade Ground at a salary of one dollar and a quar. ter per day Adjourned. Court oF Sgserons ——Before the REcorper, Tadges Lyxcu and Noa, and Aldermen Croliusand Smith. TRIAL FOR AN ASSAULT AND BATTERY. Floresee Maho: ney was put upon his trial jor an assavitand battery on Geo smith, on the 24 of May last—=koocking him down in the street, in which others were engaged alse in beating Smith, wha could not speak English. He was found guilty and sent to the city prison (er 10 days, TRIAL FOR GRAND LARCENY. =Joseph Robins n, colored man, was tried tor a Grand Larceny, stealing a £50 bill from Mary Ann, the wie of Jobu Dixon, of No. 2 Benson-street, also colored, on the evening of the 18th March last. She gave him the bill to get changed, supposing it was a $5 hill. fle brooght her back $20, saying she had ziven him hy mis take a $20 hill. Her husband, however discovered the raud and prisoner was arrested and $20 more of Lhe money found on bim. He said he would make the other $10 up to Dixon as he bad spent it. Dixon owed Robinson sonie $15 at the time, When arrested by officer Davis he put $21 mn bills in Lis month and tried to swallow it, bat the officer chiaked the money out of bis throat and recovered iL There were strong doubts expressed by the Court as to this case, however fraudulent, coming under the designation of larceny, apd the jury found the accused nat gurlty. The Court adjourned to Thursday at 11 o'elock. POLICE OFFICE. —SHOPLIFTING=—A man named Robert Prince was arrested on Tuesday evening tor stealing about 25 yards of Kentucky Jean, worth $12 5), from the store of Jason lH. Bochover, 219 Greenwich-st. He wascom- mitted to answer, STEALING A CAP —Jokn Williams was arrested on Tues lay evening and to-day committed for stealiag a velvet cap from Isaac 1. Archer, X Greenwichst STEALING A FROCK —Emeline Stewart was arrested and committed for stealing a gingham dress from Elizabeth El- der, 63 Chathiam-st. BURGLARY AND LARCENY. —A German named Lebrecht Sevhold was arrested by efliesr Clark, charged with having yo the 15th of March last barglanoasly entered by the (root door the premises of David W. Peyser, 110 William-street, by means of a false key, and then prying off the hinges ol an inner door leading to the store, amd stealing therei“em 110 pounds of foreign worsted yarn, worth-upwards of 200, He was commit d to amswer, CHARGE OF Bioamy.—A tailor of Ne, 52 Mulberry-street, named Michael Dofly, was arrested by othicer Tappan, charged with bigamy. 1tappeared that on November Ist, 1918. was married at Movie, Donegal county, Ireland. to Hannab Dafly, and on the ith of October last, bis Lirst wile being alive in Bostan, he wasmarned to Catharine Dealy of 0 Broome-st. He was committed 10 answer. ANOTHER BURGLAR ARRESTED. —Soon after Seybold was arrestend by Officer Clarke asd comm tied, another German named John Bracthmeyer was arrested by the same officer or heing concerned with Seybold in the burglary and rob

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bery of Mr, Poysen's store. He wot only carried the woolen varns to Mr. Poysen tor sale, but also some $50 worth ot ilk fringes, tassels, &c., elsewhere stolen, the envelopes, boxes, only being changed. Mr. P. identified Lis own comds, and Rrocthmeyer was also lodge in prison. Urrer Pore. —Turvrs.—Edward Bea''n. alias Moore, was arrested and committed for stealing a cop- per measure from Thomas Stelly, Na. 18 Broome strect, which he sold at a junk shop No. #0 Stent street. Jane Hitchcock was arrested and comautted tor stealing 2 Larmonicon foued in her possession, ARREST oF A RioTeR. —Ohcer Milliker arrested a man pamed Wilham Travis for having, with two or three others, on Sanday night breken into the publie hous of w.oA Thompson, No. 3 Thompson street, when drunk and 01 a spree. 1t was ascertained that there were two other unsai- sfied complaints against hi for riot, and one for assault and battery on his wife Louisa. He was committed to answer all these several complaints. 17 Comcert.—Th- Laly Howard Temperance Soci ety will give a Concert This Benne at the Moward Hall, corner Bleecker and Hancock streets, at balf-past seven o'clock. Every effort has been made 19 render this Con cert interesticg and satisfactory to all who may favor them w th their presence. Tickets i24 cts to be had of H.W. Nerms, 33 Carmine st. and at the door of the Hall. J MARY A. DOWNING, Secretary mm 17 Franklin Lyceum,.— The Lyceam will meet on Thursday Evening, the 9th inst. at Tj o'clock. at the Co- jambian Hall, 263 Gravd street. The exercises will consist ot Recitations and Essays, and the discussion of the gues tion ‘Are the Suffrage Party of Rhode Island jastifiabie in Ladies and gentlemen are Ohwer, Organ Ofc ander Welsh, 2X Broadway. a join in oor Cold Water Army 77 The Great Washingtoninn Gathering at the Broadway Taherpacie, on MN 1AY SYPINBT DAR, will be ane of the richest Tempe rance Feasts ever served up in this city. Experience and Addresses by Jas. La pam, Pr. Kirhy, Sa dy Welsh, and Arch. Mad len. Temperance songs by the Ladies, Messrs, Cady, May, Bezart, Brush, Lebars, Nagle, Covert, Colliis, Davis, A. Madden, aod Murphy The tickets are going off rap dly the namber is Limited, and it all are sold before the ume, oo money will be 1aken at the door 4 T7 Go at once and get your Tickets —Price, 23 be had of J. W_ Kelioge, 132 Caoasst J Barr, 13 For syth street; A, R. Plompley, 157 Saath st; J. McCombie J.B. Brewster, 27 Canal st. H. Pait'ason, corner Ans N. L. Coombes, Washingten Temperance Oficr, Choten Hall: J Nassag streets Alley D. HN Sacds, 11 Forsyth, a Nasa sis; american Temperance 17 corner Ann ar dareet, MONEY MARKET. Snles at the Stock Exchange, June NS. 20 shares Manhattan Bk .€2 5 shares Harlem Rr 5 Union Bank......... 04 2 to bus. 15 35 Merchants’ Bank “l lw 0 cas 10 Mechanics Bark sist io Wo sds 154 10 Merch” Exe Bk shisw {0 saw 144 2 American Exec Bk....% 25 phds 1 3 Farmers’ Losa...... WE [01 for «rw F pi do bilis 38 50 do nw £5 Hlinois State Bk... 10 1 25 do skis ..15 i Mobawk Railroad... i iw L1 Radroad..........™ 75 do LInds 424 do Ss LL 9% do 42 Ix 0 oA 5 dao hinds 424 0 hie. 19 N J Raiiroad......... GT 5 do wi 5 Harlem Railroad 14] 10 10 El J0 do bids. 15 15 Stonington a0 fo cash. C15 50 10 in s3ds..15 1 25 215 BC siauae 15 "100 Canton Co LL NID BOARD *50 Harlem R'rd ...snw..i5 50 MH» ned OW 5 ao Is 50 10 TY iw uo 0 100 do 5 to ‘a En do Commercial and Moncey Yintters. WEDNESDAY PML There was a more active Lusiness done at the Broker: Board ts-day thag tor some t me past, and an improvemen in feeling was maniiet Union Bank mproved 2 per cent Mechanics’ American Fxchange 3: Farmers Frost 1. Mohawk 1: Long Kland Harlem, of which about L004 shares were sold, in consequence of the demand tof contracts lately made with Mr, Watts, advanced to 16, 14 per cent. Improvement, In State Stocks the transactions wers not very large, but at firm rates, State 7 per cent, sold at [00] Nixes mip do 1 per cent; Ninos Indiana For City Sevens 105 was Tered, with no sellers For State 5, 1551, 24 offered: 1273 3: 1258, 82%. Ohio Sixes, 1356 and "60, T0 0 Yered, 80 asked 1850, 80 offered, 83 asked! Alabama, ¥ofivred Penosyiva- nia 42 ofivred, $1,000 NY 7s, 1343 .......102 81,00 Lllincis 6s, 1378, cL 19 2.000 N XY Sixes, 1362.... £1,000 do do do 19 5,004 do do 0) 820 to do shda 1d AON Y Sis, 1261, cash. 07 S1L.000 Indiana os... a2} 1.000 Rentucay Gs, Lad LL 80 81 00 le slivds, Sy £5,000 do verse SECOND BOARD, R2.000 IndiANA sures vnnrnisesnsinnnses 2 CIRLELE HITT POPPE eves nbs LER ERS 19} Q1.000 State Nixes, 1262 LL... sesarsanans ceasaEes sterling Exchange continues dul at 74 a 5; Francs 5073 asd There has been a fine business done in Inland Bills toda and, excepting in a tew points Georgia, Alabama, Teones- see and Missouri, the rates of discount have neaiiy approx mated to the specie standard, and debtors to New-York are enabled to make payment without sustaining the enormous Josses by exchange which have heen sustained tor some tine Same sales Baltimore were made at a small prem am past. There is a hide speculative lecing in Alabama which bas improved the rate siizhtly. We quote Philaaeiphia ..para Apalachicola BalUIONE «eve. PAT a prem Mobile. .ooieeees VirZlald cunsenssssseest ad 3 N Carolina coovvnenns a 34 s Charleston. .oeeeeanes ta Jy New. Orleans la 1 sSavannab. o.oo. voeeodtad 2 Nashville... vier 18 AUZUMBeroerss eevee di a 2 LOnisnlle. oo 00, a J} COMMDUS 2sseeerr ss BL LOBE. uivinns od oa 1 Macon...... ree fa —|CInCINAL oennes ofa of to-day The demand for Treasury Notes was considerabi Jr. for invesument, at par amd pres fected President of he Lambert Suydam, Esq. bas been e Equitable Insurance Company, vice Thes. R. Merce, Esq Tie Tolls eollectad on the New-York Canals to the Isto June in cach of the last four years are as follows. POPTTITI MB AOT I'roy tothe Istot SH a4 0% 1340 uuu The Tolls collected at Albany and West June in 1841 and "42 are as follows, 1848 saveeeisnns crease $104,0821 1382...... 81,120 We understand that the Cashier of the Huntsville Branch of the State Bank of Alabama, the President of the Decatur Bramch and a Director of the Tuscaloosa Branch have had a meeting at Mobile with the officers of the Branch in that city, for the parpose of consulting on the tutore coane be adopted by those Banks. It was supposed that arrange ments would be made to furuish exchange on the Nord at a moderate rate of premium, preparatory 10 a reiurn Lo spe: cie payments The Utica Demoeratsays: We understand that Mr, Canal Commissioner Effos has paid out to the coniractors on Lis section during the past week, on the Black River Canal.....o.0 00 cs inane sesuvn wr $125,520 Krie Canal Enlargement o.oo. cesses 87,117 Making rapees ‘es vers R2I0,647 We may reasonably Lope, as a consequense, that our banks will discount a Little more freely, and that business of all kiwis witl revive a Little, The Baltimore Patriot states that conuterfeitone, two and five doliar motes of the Bank of Brandywine are in cirenla won. The paper ou which they are pr imted 1s of a very coarse quality, and the cograviug coane. Markets. ASHES. Sales of about 2% bois. Pots have been made at £5.25, and 5 Pearls at 5.624. COTTON. —The sales yesterday were about 500 La'wes. FLOUR —Buyers are not able to fill all their ordeis for England, as holders are fir al yeste rday's prices Tue quantity afloat is quite light, and $5.00 for almost any des: cription of flat hoop is freely offered or export. We quote Genesee at 6.12) a 6.18 —with sales about 1000 bbis. al 6.15 a 6.187 tor good brands, 1400 bbls Oui and Micmigan sold jor Liverpool on privaie ters. Sales of prome Ohio Canal at 6 144. Troy afloat 6.12). Georgetown s held ai 6.25: a sale ot 1000 bbls. was made 100 shipment to Liverpool, supposed at wot over 6.124, end ost probably at a stu lower hgure. GRATIN. —Rales 5000 bushels Northern Corn at 6 a 57. 300 Uh1o, part to arrive, at 52 a 534, weight, A at 8c; the 358 bushels quoted more than Gg. shanaREeEeRpey rants aren horas measure small sale of Rye was made yesterday was sold at not less than ic. nor Oats are selling at 37 a Joe. TEAS. —A catalogue of Teas was offered at auction this morning by LM. Hoffwan Co. There was scarcely as geod an atiendance of the trade as usual, and the sale went off with some dullness, a large pots of the lots being withdraw. MARRIED: On the 8th inst, at St. Thomas's Chareh, by the Rev F. L. Hauks, D. D, the Rev. Henry M. Beare 10 Charlotte E., daughter of tbe late Payson P. Grosvenor. CC DIED: In Brooklyn, on the 6th inst, James Marden, son of Waner and Elizabeth Stadley, aged 15 months and days On Wednesday, June 7, atler a few weeks’ lines, Moss Sophia, davghter of Elizabeth Wiese, in tue Jl year of Ler age. “On Tuesday, the Tth inst, Emily, relict of the late Peter Simon. On Wednesday, the 8th inst, in the 41st year of her age, Ann Eliza, wite of Richard M "White, Eq, ot Brooklyu. By YEH STORE. —Wilson Go Hunt 7 Co. #4 Pearlstreet, corner of Chatham, have now hand, and are dnl y receiny, a large supply o CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, n i VESTINGS, ami SUMMER GOODS, Of the most desirable styles: tozether with a ment of Goods suitable for Merchant Tailors and Clot tor sale in quantities 10 suit purchasers, cheap for ash or m9 lous large assort- “is, approved LIAR 0m VOSHEN MILK DEPOT, No. 193] Reave amd M1 Chambersstreet, New-York. ~Tue subscribers, having established the above his ness, hel leave to inform the public that they have made arrangements receiving daily, at tali-past 1] o'clock wn the forenoon, irom Goshen, by the New-York aud Ere Railroad and the steam. boat Arrow, Pure and Wholesome MILK, which they will weil at the above Depot at the reduged price of Four Cents por quart. They aiso receive daily, at the above place, CREAM and BUTTERMILK, which can be Lad at the lowest prices. The only recoounendation the subscribers wher for their Milk is tae article itselt, which the public are most respes t fully solicited to call and examine tor themselves T. SELLECK CO. N. B.—The above establishment is open every day, (rem 5 o'clock in the morning 0 3 o'clock iu the evening. New York, June 4, 1542 Jed Im 5 LIBERAL DONATION.—A dona- FX tion of seventy-three dollarsfwas received by the Lady How rd Temperance Society on Monday altersoon, Way the 2mh, accompanied with the lolowing note from Lhe Rev. Mr. Marsh, Secretary of the American Temperaces mon. Madame I have the pleasure of presenting you seventy: three dollars, donation (rem the American Temperance Union, io be appropriated to the reiiet of the poor Wasi iagtonians in clothing, ke. Mr. Marsh, —Sir, aliow me to present 10 The American Temperance Union, the siacere thanks of the Lady Howard society tor the above donation, and be assured, sir, it sha be approprinted as desired; aud permit me als to present 1 you the thanks of the Society (ar your serviees in lors warding it te them. MARKY HAWLEY, Directress. ed 1? api Peter Fairchild, Auctioneer. Store No. Spruce st CQ HERIFE'S SALE of Hardware—Will be sold This Day (Thursday) June 9th, at 10 o'clock by order of the Sherif, a large and extensive assortmert Of Fanc v Hardware, being the stock remeved irom 15) Fulton of Britannia and plated ware, astral lamps, waiters, flat stair rode, Lall amps, Astral shades, spirit gas lamps. balance bande knives and lorks, carvers, peaknives, COU Ziass, files saws, her mers, axes, logelher with hard ware of every description. Also, a splendid Showcase for Fancy Mardware. t* Sk” ALDRON SCYTHES.—50 dozen Waldren's Corn for sale Ly street, consisting irandoles, burnished goid A MERICAN MUSEUM and Gardens, sorner of Broadway and Aunsteer—P. T BARNUM, Marager.— Every Day apd Evening this week, csmmenciug on Monday Jone Bes attractions 'n the city! SOME. THING NEW. The Mapager has ust competed a splen. dd GARDEN ON THE TOP OF THE MUSEUM and Soma ialoarde Anpie ares mw» BANGS, RICHARDS PLATT, Yr Riore 96 Proacway STATE FRIDAY MORNING, 11 11 o'cloek. TATIONERY. valoahile cons gument of Statimnary, saling of sive CES YArous the adinimng build ng on Broadway, COVEr ing an area of per pss, er h von, prim bohs arti. oi pencils sivas Seren Thousand Square Feet, ks wr sand, scaling wax Iter sam “wr hat Tn A spicns ay periormance takes place every Wedoes. oils, Ke. is drawing pen fay amd Satardias 8crnooss Adm tance tthe whole Mg. TUESDAY WREDNFSDhyY NING senm and sntertyoments 25 cents—ghildren haif price, AL 74 0’ F) ENINGS, Juve kilo Gerar Sak or Rage Op Baenisn Books. B gn valgable consigrment fost reerive from Ruroge Coa pr ug ILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM—for- merly known as Perales, 252 Broadway, opposite"the apward of 12300 volumes, wany of thew o! Hal —Wiss Revnolds, Misses Rosion and im Shaw, and velgee, including works on the varly Dintory of Aver) MoT. DP. shaw. ard Mr. Bruce, in a series of Concer.s— ca, Military REagweering, Herakiry, Bota v, rare okd —r Mr G Later, Mascal Director. Grand Exbibitios of the ics, carioos ohl Ulack!ctier volumes, Karly Voya a w sal Polyspasies Vis jost imperted fom Earope Traveis, scarce works nn Arcoitectnre, Feology Tv Dt Mons. J. Martin, and to be presente to the public jor viniky, sterling old a on History and ORTaphY, To this COUNTY Fine Arts, oid Books of Medals, rere Ou thie win will also he exhibited a new Dagnemrs's bles, Sermons, Plays, Sc. D arama id eet square, and painted by Berpamin and some rafter B} R. DRAPER, Jr.—Srere 54 Wil- son 25 cents si Arlists Fraoce. A I \IR.—The Ladies Benevolent Society trache an Church in Fourth $e eur Dw for the sale of THURSDAY, June CM ‘lock to day lock, a Auction Sore om weer sly FRENCH GOODS, —3 cases French Goods. compriemg a hin LE COME of sens nalie artieles re. Crived Der I'ece AIT Vaal 6 n it fi Er Dt. N withs credit for approved Alo, Freoch fay ollowmg. laroe wil German Geods for cash, Catalogues and sani les are now ready I NTIRELY NEW, at 410 Broadway. the Oly The Albany Pony, the greats est Billiara player ving, tea r wanted as above, Seven SATURDAY, Jun- 11, first rate Tabiss in the Grand Halli 3 hy 50 feet At 17 o'clock, at the Auction Room, Two geotiemen to form First Class trom 94 to 125 AL M Crorns AND CassiMeRES oin the shelves, Three lo Second 1@win AM ON A CREDIT OF SIX MONTHS ant at 12 o'clock will esmmence making all those very (1th. Cons sine of West of Bociand Cloths and €asstmeres, jus t st hes nm books, as laid down by Thurston landed, comprising wool dyed blacks, browns, in le grevt Fagl sh treatise on Rilliards, designed and made olive, and fancy Io dos howrs, Russias 1 rr i po a Mons Margo and Jonathin the Brghwn Mark. gocen, wooded clye, citron gree Cclaret, Jabba, ke the TWO reams vers n Earope. Papils pay ‘0° first AT PRIVATE SALE, sweois 8 sil 5 arter, winch wil tle 15 pachages assorted Pints, Turkey red, blue band and y MERE seen the hours of and printed Cambric idk and 64 Lappet Mus UNE IRNE TON Those v yf EXOrCIse y invited, Botting strictly the Mexican market, y shilyite 4, 4 Linis 3 cases crimson Pongers, wen Somes printed P res CARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS, Chiou biack wih biikis, do wacted swings; 3 eases im i EH XENT would respectfully inform the Ladies A yn Plast cassie es vi Onion funey mint and those who wish to purchase 3 ‘ls a 5 ble se ew press, but little used DRY GOODS A gon organ table tor a small chareh, that im consequence of his wishing to diminish his stock be W. C, Hagerty, Avec ioneer, Ba 1 extras AT i r wh consists of r X 4 w xtraeriinary low prices His stock consist Y JOHN HAGGERTY SONS eve i ACP athe Oy Pri®siug a jarge and sper. Store 169 Pearlstroet fed assorte PRINTED, LAWNS, FRILLED CAMBRICS AND 1EORGE O. BARTLETT, Book Aue- TF tion and Commission Roos for the sale of Private MOUSELIN DE LAINES, hrarkes gp _. N Prints of all kinds (Eaglish) tor only Is per yard, Amen Lit wy il Painii v ravings, Fancy Articles, ke. As Navas fon corsoninents ean and French in proportion. Parti nlar attention p d to outdoor sales of Farmiture, Al kinds of Mosiins and Cambric, Linen, Damask, Real Estate, Ae, Diaver. Toweiling, Naphius, &e i No. 120 Broadway, (next doer 10 Howard's Hotel,) up Together vith an extensive assortment of Hosiery of all py i ality and at the lowest prices; plain silk and pett A GRUMAN, 9 Beaver street, two doors irom Peart Gloves of all colors and quality. Alo a good supply of sireet, New York, would prapect fully imvitenerchaots and sumer Luds, for sale at No. 247 Centre-street, mitlmers visiting the city, to call and examine thew stock oo E.H KENT. Mule 3 and Sik Goods, Their stock is entirely NEW en 8. Perfumery 0 a's bought at g b ipsa ANH ras heen select d withthe utmost care. Having enter P. 8. Perfumery of all kins bought at great IER B= he market early, they have bad the benefit of FIRST SE. here at hait price el2wis LRCTIONS trom the maporters and auctions, aud having bought ther goods for cash, they be lieve they can offer, not aly the cheapest hut the best selected assortment of goods stomers great bargains i Dry Goods, It is their tendon 10 GREGORY SON are now ofler- Pp. we to ther in their live to be found in the City, erior Fie printed Musling and Lawns, fast dors, and keep constaraly en hand goods of the most fashionable kinds, heaper than ever. and 10 do bas oes on the CASH SYSTEM, believing they Also a lot of shilling Prints, colors fast, and very fine, now Pexn make it ar object ta those wanting gods in their line, wie} to patronize these stead of the credit houses, They rely we ilioe at 0d par vard, Sidksand Bombazines at very resus gieely on the cheapness oi their goods for patronage, They cued cos. A large assortment of Gambrooos, end Drab attend the avotion saios re xulariy and do get some great Ete, unnsually low. bara ns which they will sell at a tnd ng adVance from cost, Just received trom auction, a lot of Leno Striped Jaconeis L i i M a Lh STEVENS GRUMAN. for white Dresses, at only 26d per yard, A complete as gp Gruman, wid Sos wrtment of Catton Hosiery, at the lowest possible prices.— OTT x Glove and Mitts cheap, Also 10 dozen gents black Sik Ew and heap rockery Store, No. ose at Se6id; Diapers inens, Table Covers, L. Catheripe-sreet.” near Chatham square--where H at S« 6d; Diapers, Daun nen Table vy Long will be found one of the largest and best assorted stocks in Cloths, and ngs, remarkably low, at Nof175 Npring-t, the city. including many new patterns of Dinner and Tea the one pric jeT istt Sets, a and plain Glass, Hall, Astral and other Lamps, &e. EE oo China Tea Sets, of new bape, a very superior article. EW STYLES of Summer (Goods Just Those in want wil fod it an object wo call and examin be Sheet e store. fre purchowing, my!2 mis ATCHES AND JEWELRY very subscriber ts selling ull deseriptions of r, anchor, cseapeineat, lepine and verge Roose, Pos, Gold Pencls, Keys, ke. at received at the NEWYORK CASH TAILORING FSTABLISHMENT, 142 Fulton-stregt, near Broadway, wd others visiting the city will find it 1a their low ;="The ou and silver eve f Daviond SUrangers a: advantage to give us a call before leaving their orders, as wg i we have a large and desirable assortment of Drap A" Etes, total, lower than at any oily paste E'S the eify. Gold e hi 2 Wigeins os low as 30 to 40 dollars each, Watches and Jow- elry exchanged or bought. All watches warranted to keep good time ov the returned, GU. UC. ALLEN, Innorter of Watches sad Jewelry, wholasale and retail, 30 Wall @reet. un stairs A430 \stf YEO LOAN—On Bond and Mortgage, £3000, $700), $5000, $1009, and seversl smaller sums by JOS B. NONES, 23 Nassau. French and English Drillings, single and milled French Elastic and English Cassimeres, Fancy Silks, Challies and Marseilles Vestings, with a large and select stack. of Wool, R'a-k and Faney Colored Cloths snd Cassinieres, selected! Jt impe riations, at the lowest cash price, an tf will Our rar. from rece: be made to order in the shortest space of time, ments are all guaranteed to be of superior workmanship, the best of trimmings, and a first-rate fit. Our customers will find us prosapt in filling orders, and squatly prompt in presenting our bills when garments are delivered. all lant J.C. BOOTH, Agent, A le a———eT—————————— QUMMER GOODS. —=The undersigned bY is prepared, with Lisusual extensive assortment of Sen: wrable Goods, ta execute orders for Garments in 2 style which will comport with any house in the Trade, at prices which must offer inducements to those paying ready money. Attention is sobieited to the style of Pantaloons furnished at this establishment, as particular care is directed to this department, witk the view of giving entire satisfaction. Drilling Gambroons, French and Fnglish Elastic Cassi: mers, in roeat variety, Fancy Dress articles, inclodio: Sik and Satin Scarfs, Cras vats, Han 'kerchiefs. Gloves, Hosery, Suspenders, Shirts, Collars, &e., at usunl moderate prices. WM. T. JENNINGS, 02 lmis 220 Broadway, American [11 ACE 8S. —Laces— Ribbons.—Cap Lace |_45 cents; Cap Ribbons 6 cents; Bonnet B mhons shi ling; Lace Mushns; Quillings; lusertings; Collars, Hat Silks, Millers and Pedlars supplied at LEEPER'S, 23) Grand-st, formerly corner Grand Jt ime and Christie streets, TANTED to dispose of a Vietualling Pouce im one of the best locations in the city, now long a good business. To one with but small capital this affords an opportunity of entering immediately into a goo! Foqure at the Bowling Saloon No. 11 Vesey st. esd IN UTICA Coat was left by mistake i at 37 Walker-st. on the 4th mst. The owner is re. quested to call, pay for this advertisement, prove property, and take it away. 1-9 8 A) ANNATTAN HOUSE (Temperance) i v8 Duane-street, rear Broadway and the Pak. Charge, 15 ceuts per day i per week Meals $2, Lodging LR IG ALT LEPING WILLOWS mournfully wave aver the graves of theusaeds who now might anvmate the social circles and administer joy to the hearts of relatives and trends: whose eyes might now sparkle with pleasure, and cheeks bloom with the roses of health, if Jayne's Expectorant had been timely administered to them. But they neglected the only rome which could save them from Consumption, Asthaa, and other Nindred giseaws, and they sank down ana died under their affliction, Let the liv. ng take warning and immediately commence the use of this pleasant and certain reiaedy tor every pulmonnry dis vase, Prepared only by Dr. DD. Jayie, 20 South siren t. Ph ladelphia, sold by the agents A. B. D. iSands, Drugg sts, Fulton st. corner of Gold st. 100 Fulton st. 273 Broad East Broadway. Price $100, mit R. RICHARDSON'S celebrated Sher- ry Wine Bitters, From the Dover (NHL) Gazette, Di. Richardson's Bitters. —In oir columas may be tound an advertise ont of a Ve etable Bitters, prepared by Dr. 8. (0 Richardeon of Scoth Reading, Mass. They are, as said 10 be, undoubtedly composed of a variety of valuable and purely vegetable matter and [rama our own experience, Las well as others, we can speak Lipghly of their renovatis, and invcorating effects upon the system. We have a g Copiaion of the Bitlers, as Liey are not a quack mostrom, but UN vp discovered, prepared and veoded hy a regular physician, a 4 AN I ND—A good Cotton Carde Fi praduate he college of onr pun Bb ho BA fr said Also, a good mule Spinner An i he bitte inthe way of puthog them himself, but leaves it to Jed tose who try them to jude themselves. For the dmenses that many ace bable to, tn the spring and summer, such as dohiliny, dyspepsia, biliogs and nervous complaints, ke, we AB sot hesitare to say than these bitters will be found a sale, acreen de and effectual restorative, As good health is ose ot the greatest of earthly blessings, we would early advise those laboring under such diseases to make a trial ot Dr. Roehardson’s Bitters; they can do no Larm, and nay do have, y the JUSS, with a tamily Apply to Lockwon! Co 77 Cedar st, ANTED—A young woman (Protes tant) who understands cooking, washing and iron ne. Kc. and is willing to make herself useful with a family a few miles from the city, for Five Dollars a month, may hear of a comiortalle sitoation hy applying to Mes, Geen man, Thread and Needle Store, corner of Market stree! nt East Broadway, References required. eh Iw" 7 ANTED-=A situation by a capzhl Protestant Girl who ean produce the very best City reference, as chamber-maid and nurse, Juguire at 5% Broadway above Spring-st Jes RUG FINTURES Wanted.— Any per- wn having 50 or 75 Drugzist’s Drawers, in good or ler, to dispose of)

Lmuch good, as we are confilent im many cases the Vegetables and vegetable medicines are unquestiona most cougenial to the human system, —Forsale by the agents, A. D. Sadds, Drugsiss 7 Fulton, cor of Gold st, and 100 Falton-st. Also wold hy David Sands Co, No, 77 ¥ast Broadway, esrrer of Marketstreet, Alm. B. Sands Co, No. 218 Breatway, corner of Chambersereet, and by Drog ists gesewa throughout the city and country, Price Fo oyie! A! ORE NEWS from the South.—The 3 follow ing communication has just been received from tie Bev, Wm, Lewis, Ocdisary tor Sumpter Distriet: SUMrERvILDE, N.C, 15th Jan, 1842. Dr P.M Coliea k Ca, Geotlemen—1 deem It dus 10 yon to communicate the benefit that have derived from her use of Jayne's Hair To- wie. have used only one bottle of it, and that with sn much saceess tat aw well convinced of 1s virtue and effi- may hear of a purchaser py addressing hox 319 Park Post-Otfice, Je ar O STONE-CUTTERS and Others. A RARE CHANCE. JAS. M. MILLER CO, Auctioneers, will sell at auction, at the Merchants’ Fx change, Wall sireet, at 12 M. of Friday, June 10, 4 full Let: on the Tweitth Avenue, (North River,) between Kightiet av) Eightytirststreet, (adjoining Burpham's,) containia’ an excellsot Stone Quarry, Foundation Stone, with aboul i aboot 600 loads ready for market Vessels may load at the Stone Whar! of this Quarry, Sale jel x 180,00 0 joa ts thereon CACY. The Hair is now com ng out on my head in plates whieh were perfectly bald, and is stull growing and kenmg. have great contisencs tn the Hair Tonic, and anticipate from a further application of it the complete restoration of my Hair, several sentemen sy acquaintance have used it, and all of ther with Jreal snccess, Very respectiully yeurs, W. LEWIS. Sold by the agents, A. B. 8, SANDS, Druggists, No. 70 Fulton street, =oltako by DAVID SANDS L CO, 7? East Broadway Abraban B. Sands Co. 273 Broadway. wy 0 lomis oe taa— r r LJ AJ NEWS FROM DOWN EAST. —From 3 a respectable Merchant of Eastport, Me,, Aug. 18, 1541, Doctor Jayne Please to send me a large supply of your valuable mediciaes, particularly of the Expectorant, as Lave a great demand for thea in the British Provinces. A gentleman from Windsor, (Province of New Brunswick) was passing through bere om his way to Bevon, to get cured of Bronehis, when recommended to him your Fx- cetorant. It did tue peedful for him, and he returned rectly cored. Joux Beckrorn. ome pe y The Eapreiorant Las breaght one man '0 life here after his Physician had given Lim up, and he had taken noth) ior three days. Hs complaint was called Consumption. "1 happened 10 call ia ard saw hun io a very distressed situa von 1 recommended Lis wile 0 ry the Expeetorant thinning that it ght give hm some ease and he wou positive to the highast bidder bor will hava a public sale by J. B. Glover of ws on ‘Thursday, June 9, at 12 o'clock at his Saloon No. 15 John-street. They will be put up i baskets of 6 plants each—are in fine ecoudition for trans pl ating, te pots being fall of roots, all will me of the mos seantifnl deseription—no other being retained in bi collec. vom. There will he some of the newly imported var ete nterspersed through the assortments, and several of that purple and white tpt flower Charles X11 Catalogues now ready and the Plants on view (ll time of Shi, There will ales be 50 pets Carnations and Yellow Pico tee Pinks sold at the same ume rt GEORGE C. THORBURN. TINGS Spring Notice.—Self-Rockimg Chairs, with self-adjusting foot rest; Merchants’ Oi fier Chairs, (see those in use at the Custom Hause.) Mucl improved Recumbent Chairs of beautitul formation and per tect in comiort; Wheel Chairs—all kinds of Chairs made U order. MW. KING, Patent Chair Maker, 174 Broadway, between Grand and Broome. King’s Chairs have been awanied the First Premium be two last Fairs of the American lostitute, and are war uted super or 1o any ia this couniry or imported, m4 tf vapire with less azony, Lat be ceenvered right away, The he REN TS PROV: INNEFORI'S PATENT IV STRAP Doctors blew we up. Sours, ke. in haste. J BECKFORD. Boe x healihy sate Of the system by (igtion without the Prepared oniy Uy-3i. U. June, 2 Soul Third-st. Plila- pro 3 nhy {inary Horse-Hair Glave delplt- a Sold by the agents hy the quantity er at retail hadron Sire tithe af 811 if aft] Fo Tl a Sukie; tio Fulton st; 213 are hable to dn. Bread way; 77 Fast Broadway. vide Sb fhe rent Resovalor as a thers d Sue po a oe we haan body is now 160 weil my le lous A B. D. SANDS, Droggists. now 1 every one who has paid Jo fc Station to the FE WATCHFUL of your Health —Dr. ix Ab of a healthy action of t arte B Sasvatliy yop I. han 54 Bowery, hav A commen rad S CO., 213 Broadway, corner (woved itirom e requests his (riends Fur wie by A. B. Shu dod rith A ny BO rogues and imposters, who are awiious io deceive the un. oF a YT 1, 5 wary. Remember Dr. Bramdiretl/s Office is 274, pot 206 his splendid Garden, situated on the banks of th are Riser, 4 one of the most delightfnl spots i the vi- G98 BAKERY TO LET. and fixtures cunity of New York; abounding in all kinds of Shrublbery or sale—Une aki winated and established filled with Gokl awd Siver Fish. whose Sportive playial. Hoe a ie hab. A grow opporiume ness on the surface of the water adds mac interest 1) he Btu, Selle dell dustin Hi LER. ied scene: while the wrpentioe Walks, shaded by Golden Wil OPPOSITION LINE for Al- bany, landing st the foot of Hammond inws, offer irresistible attractions tor a rural ramble, An extensive and elegant Awning has been erected, ant suitable Grounds have been laid out for Military Compa R Poaghksepuie, Rhu goto, Viol Cavill nies 10 practice Target Firing. A lites es hs Fifty Ce 8 4 1.7 Gold and Silver Fish and Bouquets of Flowers 10 ASHI FON. Captain 9 sale atl the Garden. Harlem, May, 134, a? Sm HOSODMrert Albany every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, si 50 clock, YOMPOSITION ROLLERS of thebee' #3. foe of the New Workt. Inquire of J. W. RICHARDS, the Press (hasement and For passage or freight. a on or to ido ge or (reg AP UARTIN, 132 West street oe subser roast RNS SALE OF DAHLIAS A Ux) 9 bie Dabl ar ane! Hudson Passage The splendid stewnboat Brown, wil leave the Pier at the (vot of the course they have adopted tially invited to attend, 'DSON, Secretary. MAster, Brig Haiifax, Heppley white, ngers n Lhe seernge. bark and 2bngs the lodgings of his family, at the Monongahela House last night. Fiittetong American. BELOW—1hip, n E. H HU and Grass Scythes my Mis WM. HN. WIGHT CO., 0 Jobo-s. IVE POOL Orr Coal—For family Freight taken on (he most reasonable terme. Fk RPOOL Orrel {or sale by To Le —A Steamboat Berth at Warren-strect Pier, North me 0W A ROWNE, 411 Washingtonst. River. Apply on board the Washiogion. 1 Im

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