The New York Herald (New York [N.Y.])
June 5, 1842

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Vol. VIII.?Mo. 155.?-Whole Me. JOM. regular packets. MEW UN* (iff LIVT.ffFOOE I'AUffETS. *'ffT?s'n New York on the 2jtli and Liverpool uatblHl if tot* month. jfiSc Nrw^^uT^ Ship SILK 111 DAN'Captaui V. A. Dciwyatiir, JSth May. Ship OARftlCK. fcapwin Wm. HkidJy. **li June. Ship KOSCIlS, ipMin J?l.u follois, tilhJuly. Slop S1DDON8. Captain K. IS. Cobb, ?lh August. Khom Livnraoi.. Htup 8IDDON8, CaptainK. B. Colib. 11th June. Ship SHERIDAN, Captain K. A. Deiwyster, 13th Ju|y. Ship liAKKK K, Captain Wm. Skiddy. 13th August. Ship KOSCIU8. C uitaiu John I ollins, nth S-pttmUr. Tliear ihllw art' all ul tin- lint class, upwardi ol' IIH>0 tout, built iu the city of New York, with ?ui'li ii:i|?roVi ineuts iui rufubior Kitit a|i ' commanded by exin-rit need rnutrn, wlui will make uVrry exertion to give general s.n faction Ni ilhrr the captain* or owtit n of the ilii|w will be rexparuible for any letter*, parcel* or |*irkatte* sent by them, unless regular b'lla of lailiiu; are signed theiefor. The* ni|M of this line will hereafter go armed, and their peculiar couatrurtiou give* the in security Uot imateued by any other but vessel* of war. fr'or freirnt or passage, airily E. K. COLLINS 4t CO., South St., New York, or to WM. Sc IAS. BROWN !k CO.. Liverpool. Letters by the |>acketa will be cl trued fi>, cents pni l mill May Captain X 1arch a ship from this port on the 1st, 6th, huh, IMh, 20th, anil 2Mb ot each mouth, comun ncinx die hull October and roiitiniiiti, until M u when regular days will In- tppoiqled fur the rein.. iutler of the year, whereby great delay* and disappointment* will In prevented during the iuminer months. The following ship'. will cnminence this arrangement Ship YAZOO, Captain Cornell. Ship OCONEE. Captain Jackson. Ship MISSISSIPPI, Captain llilliard Shin LOUISVILLE, CaiiUin Hunt. Ship 8HAKSPKAKE, Captain Miner. Ship (JASTON, Captain Lalliam. Ship JIUNToVJLLV., Captain Mumfoid. Ship OCMULOEE, Captain Leavitt. Ship NASHVILLE, Captain Dickinson. Ship MEM PHIS, Oa|it.iiri Knight. Ship LOUISA, Ca|itaiii MuMbrl. These ships were all liuilt ill the city of New York, atpressy for packets, are of light draft el wwler, have recently been a ?ly C'ji[?crcd and put in splendid orofer-with accommodations tor passengers iineqielled for comfort. Thi-v are commanded by experienced master*, who will make every eiertian |o give Seneial aak'faction. Tkey will at all times be towed lip and own the Mississippi by sieamhoat-. Neither llie owners or captains of these ship* will be riiponsible fjir jewelry, bullion, precious stones, siller or plalei| ware, or for any It Uers, parcel or imckage, sent by or put on hoard of them, unless regular hill* orlailiug are taken for the saute, Shd tlie value thereon expressed. Kor freight or passage, apply E. K. COLLINS St CO., 46 South st., lit HULLIN ktWOODKUKK, Agent in New Orleans, who will promptly forward all goods to their aildresa. The *ni|is of this line are warranted to sail punctually^ as advertised, and great cart will be taken to have tne goods oorrectly measured. _ uiain- Tire price of paataite to either of the above porta can Alan be engaged if preferred, with mrala and steward'* fires included for Vfl gi^c-cuta, exclusive of win, a. An experienced Surgeon accompanies the ahip.' Kor freight or passage, or any further information, ap|*y to hTw. T. lb H. MALI, Ageuu, j2?#tn*r 41 Beaver afreet. IMPORTANT T WESTERN MERCHANTS. RELIANCE PORTABLE IKON BOAT LINE For the Traiuiwrtation of Goods between Philud. Iptyiu and Thia improvement in tmnanortaiioii a thirds to \Ve*l. iti Merrlianta peculiar advantages. 1'he co..d* In-ing carefully packed In the lioata at our warehouse, No. 3T,i Market atrert, Are carried over the Columoia and Forbore Uailwaya witlio.it transhipment. Careful captain* and crew* ale employed, who take rharge of the goods at Philadelphia, and eoutiuue aviifc thetn the entire route, thus avoiding delay* aud the liability lof lota being separated ou the way. N. U.?Paaacugcrs forwarded to Pittsburg and TolU v.llc, every day, Sunday 4 excepted. H. STORKS, AgeAt. a 12 1m* 7 Washington afreet. RAILROAD NOTICE. MARKET AND FREIGHT LINK. F\'lTNl?wTOfr. rpHF, NF.W JERSEY Railroad and Transportation ComA pany have eatnhliahv-d a Freight Line betwern New Branaw ick and New York, which they intend to run permanent)?. Leaving New Brunswick at 5 A. M. daily, (Sundays excepted) aud the foot of Lilierty street, New oik, at II If M. To country dealers and in. rehanU the above liue is very deiirahle for the speedy ana cneapcnnveygnce ol tnercfcjndlse of every dcnyriixioti, ami more particularly to Drovpra and Dealers in Live Storla, who can have L10 head of rattle flouveyed between New Biuuawick and New York, the same day whenever reunited. iTUntile* or pit' trui*i>ortatiii of cattle, honvf, innlcs, all.??Tlirr limit of merchandise *fi- ery -few, Defer l irre^ihini ateanrlioaf prices. 'Merclrtlhllsi' ftfit'br tin, Mm* it m* nvhteei to vry estra ih'i ru??iu*alie ?o?th-Uiver,ee? The ;i? New IUmwA 1.: !iu ik iwreiriT^n ur*iiV. ?4* ^in] f '.iih**' _'* KRKIGH1 AW) Xi? jMtT?himoKAVS l.|T?r Tin* jiro|inrtrti* ol' Biatrhanr'* Trar.spoi ration l.ine te Pittsbunt, ante 1i?*?ce in the Mnrchaata of New York, ami i|i oilier parsons shiirine to the W?*t, thd llieir line it now it U'r oper.v.ior (1. .ids coosuiud to tlieni (ot teiu to po In th*irii tW* Hnr vr *11.Il It -fin! 11 delay at lh?. |?r1 n|" rinhark tlnui la iiiiiiM. At mi 4?im tlxV afloat poru of lr. land aati Scotland, can lilirwiad lie trcun-d. Kim further particular* *|'|>!y to SAMUEL THOMPSON, Old Kutablwheil I'a.wagr Office, f7J IVarl at.. Or to C. OSIMHMAW It C?. 10 llmrc ISiuw, l.irikaiol. Kirhatigr or draft* at eight, and for any amount, ran likewise be furnitl.e.l ou the National nana of Ireland, Noril.ern Hanking t,n., National onia >>l H-iwiaud, iwva.ur at a/i torirtt. lire kranrhe*. also, oil Tl. C. (ilyn ?k Banker*. h.n.lon, 11.1 I tnnt.h.w M i t,n cr....' I Jm*r A4ry~ foil I.IV'KItftiti|, I.m. ft ??*^Vl,arkrt of ?dh Jane.?Tin- t|drudt.l (i*rlit tl.n. JpbUKaO ARlilf,K, flapaaiii Writ. rtb.ddy.of Ittai t>>pa, will aail a* alt.tTr.her regular day. For freight or pa??**.r .JlwiTiiig arrnmm..d*riii* unr.|ii*]lrd |.,r a|il> nd.ir or r..nifort, agply on board, at Urlcini iiimx, irx.i 01 vt aii ?irv. r ur 10 I t. K. COLLINS It CO. it Hontli uri.t. Prwe nfj???aiirf tll*l. The packet nlup R04CII S, Captain f'otlim, nf IK l r?n?, will ?u^re, below 9o?li it. mim&P&m. ir.* yWBnmirnt* E NE' i Aw KG A DS STEA M BOA TS. UAHNDtN k CO.?GEKMAN AOENCV-TU Tub- 1 scriber*reapertfully announce an arraiiKi-inrnt wluali they liaVr recently in-fit- with Samuel Haighl, Esq., U. S. Consul at Antwerp, lor the purpose of ttlablishlDll a GENERAL CONTINENTAL AGENCY it ilist place, for the transaction of Forwarding anil C'liniB teaiou Uii.iiiK.sf. and lor laellll^tlnv the increnaini; commercial interl UUW liei ween this country ami Continental Euro|N-. As Antwerp it situated ill the centre of tin- inanufuctiirnw region of Europe, it at onl> IS hour* distance from London, Jn lionr* from Pans, in the immediate vicinity of tloilauti ami tiers main-, and directly connects with all by railroads or steam rickets, its loc.iU. ll allot,Is the CM Itrst ad\ JlltSlp. lot pll'lchuintt and forwarding Continental itoods. All orders received at our otfiraa in Bust-ill, Albany. New York and Hiilmlelpliia, in season lor tluii purpose will be finivarded by tlir Belgian ateamer BRITISH ill EES', on the ilh of June neat, and will gencralh be r (touted in aeasoti for tin return of the same alt atner, which will leave Autwrrp ou [lie mill July. luinoi(era of Germau books are particularly rc-iimited to notice this. HARDEN k CO. New York, May 17th, 181?. ?nj?r_ POMKROY C U.'S ALBANY, BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS. a regular E(|>reaa ever llaihoarU to ami from Alhano and Buffalo, and the inienne bate places, for FORWARDING, at low rates, with the nt- iimal speed, regularity and sufi is elioiee Goods, Specie, Bank Notes, I in |Hirl nit Pa|H-rx and Valuable I'jclt-utes?-Will attend to the negotiation, transfer, collection or |ias iiienl of Bills ol Kachante, Notes, Drafts. Accejdancas, Accounts, kc..at rea.nahle per eeKtaf e?eiecute orders for the purchase or s lie wl Merchandise, Produce and Manufactured Article* of evtry description, personally. in tlir l> wuson their route, through Messrs. IIA R.N DEN k GO'S EXPRESS to NewYorU and Bostcm^and uiv-ssm. im?TL,r.i r to D. 1 RANDOLPH MARTtK No. IK Writ street. ?n#c T. POWELL CO.'S LINE. a? FOR NEWBUROH. landing at OALDWELL'S. WEST PdlNT WD COLD V M 3LsPHINU.-Tlie?ieamboat HIGHLANDER, I .apt tin Robert Wardroti, w ill leave the foot of Warren street, New York, every Monday, 'i'hnradav and Saturday afternoon* vt 4 o'clock. Returning, tlie Highlander will loave Nevthnnth every Mond ly utorniug at 6 o'clock, and Tuasday and rnday afternoon at ?o'clock. For freight or passage, apply to the captain on board. N. B.?All baggage and frcighi of every description! hank loll, or specie. |>ui on board this bout, mint lie at the nskjof the owuera utereof, unless a bill of lading or receipt is signed Air the same. mt5 aMn joa PEOPLE** LINE FOR ALBANY'AND ffli i 'Til 1 daily at seven o'clock, I'. M.( from jL?-rfil iir the Steamboat Tier between Courllauilt and Liberty srteels, Sundays eternted.) the steamboat ROCHESTER, (apt. A. P. St. John, ilearea Monday, Wednesday, slid Friday afternoons, at seven o'clock. Tlie steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. L. W. Brtiuard, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons, at seven o'clock. The steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain M. H. U'rueadi-U, leaves Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday afternoons, at live o'clock, for Albany and intermediate places. The above boats are new and substantial, are furnished Willi -tenant stale rooms, ami in all res|>ecu are unsiirpasand anions I'n Hilda in Rivei Cramers. FoijMsssitc or freight, apply on board, or to P. C. Scholia, at he office on the wharf. fci30c 4MM THE RAINBOWMOKN'fNO LIlfEfor f?L A LB AN V.?-The low presiture StrAinboAt f tttf RAINBl)W. will Iravp the foot of iirtf^ every Tuesday, Thurtday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock. m5 lm*r __ _ _ _ jji^' KOU 1,1 VKRI'()(Min ?i ?l tb well known Ship Talbot, CapMiu Storuy, will moft withj quick for the above Port. For frwubt or pay*p;e in jbin, at* ootid Cabin or Steerage Jhaving excellent ncrotAmoda* tiocs, apply on bo ird tlie ship, at ru r 12,Ka*t River, or lb JOHN HKRDMAN, f?l ftnuii it. N. B.?Passage from Ureat Britain and Ireland, (viaJLiverIk>oI) ran at all timet be ternred. and drafts furnished fjr any amount payable throuKhout the (fuited Kingdom by appliinu at above. In 29c i TAILORING. REMOVAL. PHILLIPS' CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, la lemoved from I \i Broadway to No. 7 Astor Honor. ECONOMY T IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. Uarmenta of a most Elegant and h aslununl.le kind I a sating of Ml per cent for cash. r|,HF. advertiaer deems it unnecessary to resort tJ the htck1 neyed system of giving a list of nomirusl pn.vs, pn-sjihiiig that I he length of time he lias been established, togcihor with the eitrnaive iiatroiiage besuiwrd on mm, win prove a sum rient voucher for His rapabiliti-s. Poises^iior ilie aiivanKg* ol being eoiiiwi tedbvidi an estcdiivecloth establishment in Europe he ni nli,lr ill I v nsset i that he caiL&iruisli clothes wliich. on eiaie* .will oa lower than vijr other hon-te wtal^nu up the h?-st dtwcripClotu ol'dress. iny[^n K. PHILLIPS. 7 Attar Brp? RE'fRENCHMENT .THB ORDER! OF-THE DA Y.I 'I'ltF. Suktrubt r, Willi IV,?.? Ill mutiny IW. VI itriri A ihe timr*. ha* nudr arranitetneiitt whereby he will Intwe' forth b|ii dily, ?t til immenve laving from former chargea. Hit in; nude bit purehaaea eveliuively for ruh, he it determined to rbin|>elK with tin- r!ii'a;it ?t.(iiii the ready money tr nieiple only.) wtiile he pledget III in tell'to runt mm the *tiue ctrieitanre of li-.'auce tti? their itarmi nrt made and trlftuned in tin tatne .lyleol elftitn.tcr, wrienurirtion to the above. J 4 N. B.?Mr. Uabcock, Ionic known at one of the moat lialffrtn' able cnltert, coiitinuet in the ettahlithment. (^HAS. Rm frieiMi?4Jir lou, bolii fu ami rifar, H- yr j i)m'? every poe lo )m*r, 'I h it in Hmidway hi liu a *hop, n which l?'*M to hare them |>hp. Ami should thev want coat, tctt or r*v?ti, Nh ?m* can hi rhein if' ft* mitt. j Pi ice* low to suit tin tun ft*, (JliHh, too various for these rhymes; In short youII fii. l no oilier Tailor. Ho sure to please you a* A WIIEr.LRH. inn line Bro idw u sum MAUTI.VS l'*ah Tailoring K?lahllehmrnl, T? Hemornl It 151 Willi*it tlrtrl, riimrr nf .1nn ijrrrt. rPII>. aiilhrril^r, in uiiionm nix the nlxvrr lr till IiImtjiI i*ttrr?*?C*ut? nofo%R n ViiK-fcCoaU 2 ih) tp 9 n Pants and Vasts* 2 ii Ovef Colli Ou to 11 i 0 No Karim JpU rtanv inadr?all madr to ordrr, ar j t unit r,N I &H IR TST I CJUIRTS m-").- tobi*/ iMAm1 FhkII j O CuMom. Qfrnltnea1* ftrnwnu of ?ll >W-in1|jtno wwWro Sl'irr IT itruiffl M*id?n1?w> rW?l?r? i n'V""' u iu n\! COLl INd. J r^)LWfrbWrV-trjr.?. ?fthlv.tJi??.. i I 4k m>.t f?*or?t.U i?n?w,br SYLVESTK 1 ni4e 23 \V?l1 ?t. *n?l 19 Bri>ilway. I .'I L. 1 W YO SEW YORK, SUNDAY M l0 !&>up, do French I'orctlain, do 2 0*ortmeur of Mtvlianies' Tools, Jsmcs' Screws, fcc. rPRIAL OF BOOK SApkS ?Several trials uisuu Iron A Salin, ofililfnem maki rs.hiwn tv-n bad in lurna?>s, and certificates iriven by rusnucluM* .WreamKs, in lasor of Wilder'* Patent Salamander Swfr. The Sales so tried, together with the Committees' report, and other testimonials, ran lie sy 11 .iMOie Iron I heat Warehouse of the Subscriber, the only place uitoeaity where Wililet's Sala manlier Safe' can be had. Chests of other makers,surli as have heeti liken in part pay meut for tin-Salamander, for sale at Ir.s than half ul the first cost. SILAS C. HERRING, m22 2wo lib Water Street. MOTT's P.VI'ENT "PORTAIH.K. VlTllNAcfc, and WaaIi Boiler, admirably adapted for washing, can placed! in flit* firf.id.ii**> Ihf ar.-a .tr Hip t-i.r.l Patent AgriculturUu, Furnace and Cauldron,. in siz?;*(?f IS, 30, 10, 50, 60, HO, 100, 120, and 150. ThcM furnarci require! only' a piece ofj??i>e to fit them for me. No article har ever gijvcn better tatisfaction to those farmers who hare uied them. Patent Hard Coal Furnace, a new article fo r lumnrr use-? will mak** a neat little stove for winter. Patent Chii> or Charcoal Furnace, from new t wtterna. much unproved. These are lined with firebrick. Alio a vie ry low priced furiuce witliout lining. Combination and Fuel-Saving Cook Stoves, at kiimin*r prices. The combination i* the only legitimate stnrYe that conuucti the steams anil smell from the kitrhcii. They are equally well adapted for summer a winter. Dealers supplied on liberal tern J. L. MOTTT, jel 1m*c 9S4 Water and 15 Bowery. DRY GOODS, &c. SHIRTS. TTNITKD STATES SHIRT MANUFACTORY,ir Wily I lain iticrl, comer of Liberty, N. Y Notice- is hr.-eby gircn to Mrrchants and traders in general, that the proprietors of the above establishment have adopted a new method of nuuiufactoring which enables thern to sell their shirts DC a leheaprr rate th.n any other home in tlii. city. Tin. statement will l?e affirmed by the |i,t of prices as follows:? IV r Itnt. Kine Muslin Shirt., w i:h Linen Bosom, and Collars, $*,.10 Do stitched in the Bosom and Collar 9,0# Do Colored nne pale rut, large nixes 1,(10 Also, a large uuaiility of Bosoms ami Collara ronsi.Hiillv on timid, which will lie offered cheap fo cash. m29 Im'r THE SHIELDED VICTORIA SHAWL AND DIAPER PIN. ANEW and important arficlc for use in the nnrvery ami osa fattening to ladies' shawls, cloaks, Stc., pnrnp-il in ilia United Stales and in Europe, for sale, wholesale, l-y W. H. CARY !l CO., 196 Prerl strret, New York, ami by the |>*tentee the manufactory, l"i Jay Brooklyn. 'I lucid uid needle stores, ami dealers in fancy articles, supplied on liberal term.. _ 111 111 III r STRAW GOODS. rp BENNETT, imiairter and manufacturer of Italian and l English Straw Goods, respeetlWly informs his customer, thai he ba? removed his eaUblishinenl from 99 William ami 2# Piatt, ta 19 John street, where he continues to keep a aplendid and extensive assortment of labieV fashionable Straw (roods, I Ercnch aud English Duiistahles, kalian Rutland., tine Tuscan, Kaiu-y Slu IIworks, Prinre Albeit Straws, Stc. Ike. Also, an entirely -Jest article, the White Siberian Hair Bonnet, for the summer?it surpasses all the styles aa ywt l litre (lured, being extremely light, beautiful, white and durable. m!l_lm*in TO THE LADIES. CARHIONABLE MILLINERY OOODS.-The pronrieF tiess, Miss 8 KING, daughter of the celebrated ('ail King, affc rs for sale a most select ami choice assortment of Millinery Good, for the spring trade, never as yet presented to the pale lie, both as regard, the ipiahly aud cheapui ss of the rtiele. Thr assortment consist* of the following The celebrated SILK MAT, CALLED CAPOTTE D'OR- LEANS, a. wool hv La Dtichesse D'Orleans, of H ranee "MED SILK, ENTIRELY NEW AND ORIGINAL STYLE?-Aud Lawn Hau do do?An tutite new style o Hats failed MODINE CAPOTTKS, ELSSLElt cottage.* KiMctjfh JfAJiCY STRAW?, M the fi.|e?l tei> rare, in great TaKiot^ i c Tin- l*rn|irii'trr?? rr?;?*ftfullv fnliyit* lh- Ij^lri fn true her vjull araU,ai*l,??nmiiUerelj yant ajuf i anril ?tr?.k MiJ- lra*-rj' fur. (Iwnwflvei Jwwe w)' pnrHieni HlWjrhe.fe, it will or a-great anting lAthem i:i u?u e laid grfaladva uU(>* regard* tlifimnety htnl yiialiry ul" flie roml.*. ,1 .e MISS S. KINO. M*?T/iiK-.tf Wnrir... jinlf Im'r .'JW^Bn-ailway. 'siTMSttiusToCKs: SCARF?* ('If A VATS. AM) GLOVKK ri'ST RK-*t ele~*nl il.ttema, th. Albert filrairiil ixIriirnlaV i*j.afT.uAwi| ky til'BKrN VICTORIA. Tin- ?ilk rlmeul 11 (oyJu 'Vtl 111 the Bloat niy.ue nil and J lent)' iMilUiH ri, lull lo i i|U*IIi L Tile .ilka an ftli* nrwent Iire an iiru-irted, TAmmint .mm Flower* to rorne?ii6nd. Thoae who w nil TO rAneirire tliemielm may rail at. So. 'J? Canal, heir Bm-Wlwav, and 17 DlTiiinn itre?u N. It.?His Kirn Ril.tmna and Frenrh Flower*, are of llie I I Heat style, andean lot inireliatr.l at ml In r of'hi* ealabli-jimenta, at wnotraale oi l retail, on ceaaouabk- trrioa. ml n Im'r I MM'i BOOTS?i.ATKMT KIQKiNi H 4l^PaBTYIyB.?'Tim (illUwnIter mike* lu onlrr| It--..i* ofrie- alei?e -It an i|4io|i, of din finest ijualily of Krriteli t 'alf s[kin1 a|id lollu-I?U.-.I ?')le, anil al n ry rr itrlrea.? I Oi?nurrw?ll wno nnt# wt n in mrmrm ni p'yinceYinirmjm r for infrri/ir nrhrlrt hrr r??|u ?I fn /"nil avnl hfrnjumn d t :4mr In-: prices tvr fwtn un to tweiftf per Iwliiv othrr %Unt% in thr uruli^irlnKHl Draw met taiu* Uk?w? ??l* t%?- ft'ff, ami a pair ol lul* kept ?? It. I uustaiiih on hind, a ljur?e **lorttnent or rulitonaliR- rr*dy at|ri.'? v,nh* Kntn TWO DOM. ARS f'lVTt v I'F.NTA TO 'lit l)OI.I,ARK; HOf Bitot*. llmCorsi Stfio**, i I'umn, Hliiiprn.Jtr.dtt.atoqnally Wiwmntoa. I d JOHN W. WATK&S, IU Jtolt rltl., ai 3m? ft, .1. N I- MM Old Dullhal*. L'uVsi'i H IMJ-OHTRD hoot* fm|> (2 75, a I jj i h! $1 |ki pair. Mom' ih?r* 71 to l(M and 12? |>?r J, ijv. i?W* jll In 75 r? nt? anil $1. and warrant*! ir?nd. l i.ailil* rmaai* ami rlulilrrli.' *ail*r honta, jtockukjn*, fc ilklliK I .lumaaml tlipvrr* of all color* ami It lent faijnkn, t?c*. Miaknia anil alii*, 75 ffnta to II. food li *lip|?ra. (Attn- and *d0o emnl aointiknt ol'Urn ??>Jr artudo* nl ?l laud Mrort, f fPtM of Broodww JOiil ?t aw Cwl north-wo* tfirapr of t lfiui*oi> ml. WalkerV ,T i 'ftfKB B>8*1 M BH O V K-O *8 L1 UyMi .Mc*a*t-iitv-It r i?r I cant. |r? than! i rrtofoir. Tim luwtriwr |?"W j>n. W&H k*l ifcmlrr?. wlarir|da*ti? nf 0*mfdritw M i*ril?.in t itaRou. r>tMt tAi?*T- I X. B.?>11 I,,ml, of ri-1, hron cffif *npul.n aiiu* tic, arranged with easy accompaniments for gttjlar. Mr. D. will alt?. arrange and compose music for orchestra, guitar, and other instruments, and give i lis tn??. lions to small ttn on thi pi uio forti md iioliti.* myt i PAPER HANGINGS. MA. HOW ELL k C()., 367 Pearl street, are now receiv ing from tlieir manufacturers at New Brunswick, an tensive assortment of Pap?r Hangings, Borders, 6*.e. of the latest and most apnrovcd patterns and styles, suited to the city and country trade which they otter to dealers at Hie net tnauMlactorv prices. A fan their usual variety of French Paper, Borders, Fire Bo^ro Prints, Views, K.C. Tne best workmen to put on j?aper in any |?art of the city cau be hud at the dim ;t si notice. felloodtm r HOM(EPATHTaS WORK 8.?Just published by Wm RADDK, 32*2 BroadwM), John's New Manuel of Iloinmtwtlyic Practice, edited, with annotation*, by A. Gerald Hall, M. D., seeond American, from the thin! Paris edition. This indispensable bonk to houuepathirtts is now complete in 2 vol*.? Price ill jmpcr a full bound cony $7. The kamily Guide to the Administration of ILmupptf In* Remedies, third edition, from the second Louden edition, with additions?Price 26 cents. Popular Considerations on Homu))Kithia? by Win. Cullen Bryant, Etti., belivered before the New York Honunputhic Society, Dec. 23, 1811?Price 18% cents. Also, just published, llydiiahck, or Manuel of the Water Cute, as practised h> Vincent Priouiiiti, in Grrrleab^rz, com piled and translated from'the writings of Charles Muiuk, 1). Aestel, D. B. Hirschel, an.I other practitioner*, by Kraucis (Jrirlfr?Price neatly bound. This little neatly j?riuCf il bookeoiitaiu* an exposition in what miutier tliis simple agent has been foiiud reou lial. m l lm*i BOOK BINDING"" I'AI'RH HUM-NO. f J IRKLAND, So. 120 Na&aan street, liavim: an entire yew I stock of Binding Tools anil Killing Machinery, of flu* Litest ainl most appro*? d patterns, is now prepared t?? riecuic all orders in the mot durable and handsonw maimer. MerrliMiU Acccouul Books and all other kind* ??l' Hlankwork rul? d and bound to any patterns, and in i style that is warranted to give satisfaction. Any w ork ordered can be done iu^ihe'Riiglial i mode if rei|iiirt d, as H. I. has had Ion* experience ill both method*. FOR BALE?Two second hand Copi>erplate Presses. A|v plyasabove. mm iin HATs'.^ HATS! HATS! HATS If BROWN Ik CO'S Out; Trice I!at Store, uhoUsaU and re J tail, 179 Chatham Square, corner of Mott street, where bullion, hemity, durability and economy are combined to adorn the he ail. The proprietor* have the pleasure now to oiler tn .addition U> their recenth unproved ihort napped Hat, a new style, the imitation of beaverr, which so closely resemble* that of all furs the most roll, Hid beautiful, tint (h-dilfi'it nee 1-i not easily perceived. Price three dollars. We strictly adhere to the one Kice cash system, which enables us to fnruitli a verv sujwrinr at lor the price charged. In Presenting these Hats to the jHiblic the proprietors think they nave rem hod the ultimatum of beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort. rn4 3in# JEWELRY, WATCHES AND JEWELRY, VERY LOW. 'PHK Sabarriher is veiling all Jrrcriptinn ?f (Jell? J Silver 1 Watcher, Gold awl Sllai r Pewits, (J e ria'aea, motto seals, pocket books, aeitar caaea, ct.rkacr. wa, Ac. St. b. J. NF.USTADT it BAkNKTT, m7 Itn* c 42 Maiden lane. cTjewellkrm. min1ature painters. *c.C. U j. hartnett, No. 2 Conrtlandt ?trc?t, near Bio nlw Wholeaale and Retu! M molar! lire ra of '1 rarellinit. Writing, Dressing and Jewel caaea, miniature cnara, and arltiinta, llutr, locket, watch, rim;, and pin caaea; cases for ailrer (date, neatly arraniced to order. Alio, traya nadc and filled to Jewellers' allow caaea, to contain watrhea, chaina, nugs, keya, piiM, thimhlea, jieticila, At*. Ac. Ac. A variety of the ilmve art idea constantly on hand, add made 11 order, with neatness ami -?nvo continue notll tlw 7lli day of Jnna neat. By order of the Board, no; i ii i JOS. E. BLOOMt'lELD' lUcfrUiy, Pl'kk VIRGIN wink. TS? Mibacribcr kaaMwludnfl direct fioui tdir, oac liutt of wiue, made from tin |>nr>' Virgin On|ir, frotn the mountaina of Andeluaia, witlinnt aleohoi; thii la lor clmrrli u?e, or any other tree. Alao. fine Port [or -oniiner me, auJ a lull, of that very old BramK* for aick i-eoid. Apply to (IILBKRT DAVIS. ii I'inc ktrrrt. 'fen quarter raaka Amartillado Sherry, superior quality, landmi; from aaine vi-aael. jc3 31r DARTNtf'JiSjIll'TJiHSOLl'TjJJlN.-Notice ig harehy yiJ ven tjiv X h uTca II. Blair hautiz TuTutilaril}' withdrawn rrpm fnetfrm of Wright at :rrT, tail the tytfrirfatant, the iiudiflrifio'il-'Kri- .-tnaiioi iadd lo pay* aftd reteitr' aH tBotiir.r.aud m ulc all Ju'oounl, (pinoit.d i|i.r* walk. IM 'o., AgonCy (WRjy, Nio.'U \4irMen. lane. Jw.?\ L '"'J y '?H\, f~ii*u>imiou Buainaaa. at Nra 2lt Waler street. H'rl.I.IAM S. TISDAI.K, WIIXIAM BORDKV Now Vork, lat June, I812, Notice.?The Fall River Iron Worka Company of Fall Rarer, Maaaarhu. liiird uf i>yr wf tin inori rakiuti'- and flag ml (noma in h? world. t Iuii-ntr.il IimviIiiv. (Cluxlnnt atrawf itmnrillat.-lv ?ip|KMitr *'Uotrl,) will v ??"|nd roprviiiyul apd worthy tin atu-nwn .y'^Mitl. mii^j uattjlnig. jtyi ni'iulg* inilit lvc?lfliy f*wflifia .1/ l|ih(V, JtliiM ?ri-d t.i rnitniri- all lunda of Majwj Chart*, Plana iM Murray*, or any work of that rlnaa, in tin* unjat htattlfltl atvlc, with mijuralh-lwt i-t|irrtit>oti, and at |irirrai far lw |.it llwae cluryrJ I'or aimilar aaorkwaerutt-d by haml mKrarng?tharoat ill Jim- atari or mmier plau-a not ricrrding Liliocratdiio work. N. B.?ftiwriinana of tha work dona by Kip Omnigtaph ran M> i-iaaimrd at rba ntfire in Broad way. iiitRlmr piano Fortes \AAM KAlTtKF.ni l.y A. If. OALfcA CO.,lab N. V. k" Pinno ?>rt rA.-! nrchiidnt[n^ Hxir ittfireMoek twf'ort* iiirrhnnii: rUiwhf-rr, At their \|tnt?fkciury uiwi WArt*. Uoxu,, Third Avenue, eoroor td Tlprt#*nih Ireet. N. B. Price* tofrnif the jrI Impia* PIANO FORTIES. ^Ot iTHKRM DF.ALKRH it t!i?tcw>?fr?lMioiaMvWiU find It to choir adTMifagi- t I till IT it ttwii"? lAnu laiortniant if tin-abota articlr, n>mia?a Itw hoanr lo inform rtn ir ,K.?mr-'?d OnU*a an. lit* un"i ^mrvakoC ilia U."? bote*. ^ISfcsr^-r AVpKP fri.ir. thr bri* Ohio, fiun Ha.tna, oflnptrio la ouanty. for lata in lota lo aurt ruiYhdaafra, at rcaaotvibl ritM. B M IVAnVft, M Watkambtnrat. n.10 I t." [ERA 1 LonUvlllc. [Corruk|touJonce of thu lleraU.J LnciavnxK, May 29, 1&42 Arriiutl of Mr. Van Burnt in iMMtvillc?Hii toarm Rirrjitum?Anmiutt of IajtiI IMurjttth?l^fii Mmptth tlrn'iitg the xlu^r, tchijt in Knnd.intoixxi'ngton, J.OIRsG. BKNNKTT:? >b Sulurduy veiling of the 2rtth instant, olircitizens collected to u great number, out by the Wuodland t iarden, which is more than a mile distant from the outskirts of the city, to meet ami welcome KxI'resident Vim Buren, who liad stated in his letter, to the committee, that he would arrive at that time in our city. All kinds of vehicles, might be: seen, at an early hour, wending their way to thd place appointed to meet the Ex-President, consequently a large crowd was gathered long before Van Huren arrived; anxiously did the motley crowd look for the approach of the Lexington stage, in widen Mattin was expected. At length, little Van is announced by the whisper ingsnf the crowd to eavlt other, all stretching their necks and straining their eyes to see the littlej Magician. Some looked for a sandy-haired, fpx-like visaged person, hut saw none other than a venerable grey haired man, whose snow white locks shows both the mark of time and nge. Garret Diincun, (whig) and one of the committee, was previously up (minted to address the Ex-Preaident and welcome liitn to our city. The address was both suitable to the occasion and eloquently delivered. it was greeted with applause and shouts from the crowd, and received with satisfaction and pleasure from the Ex-President. The military, consisting of two companies, the Blues, Cant. Ormsbv, and the National Guards, Cnpt. Ilelfrick, struck up their martial music and escorted Martin through our city. They proceeded down Jefferson street to Eighth, then up to Miiine to the Gall House, where Martin from the balclny re-, turned his heartfelt thanks for the warm reception tendered him Dy the citizens ot Louisville. The Hon. II. Clay, did not accompany tfie KxPrenident, as was anticipated lie will, however, he here next week to witness the races, las lie scarcely ever looses the opportunity if at honje. The unassuming manner 111 which Lord A|??rj>eth travelled through oui State, has elicited the warmest expressions from our citizens, uud entitle liim to the distinguished reception, as a gentleman, I which he has received from the citizens of the I'nited States, and of the various places through which he has passed. When the Lord visited our city, several of our fir-a bloods endeavored to persuade him to remain and be present at the races; and to wiyi him to this jiersuasion, Col. Oliver, the proprietor: of the track, invited hint out to take a survey of the ground. It chanced to be the militia parade day, and they were out at Oakland drilling. As they proceeded out, they met the militia returning to the cjty as they untouched them, Lord Morpeth inquired the j meaning ot so great a crowd. The Colonel re| marked, that they were the raw militia parading in j their citizens dress, and without arms, but that there was not a man among them but what could [knock out the bulls-eye, with a rifle at fifty yards, every "pop." j Another no less amusing, and Characteristic of the man, is told of hint as he proceeded to Lexington. After the stage had left Versailles, lx>rd Morpeth, who was travelling incog, got up on the stage box with the driver. After setting sotnc time] he requested the driver to allow hint the privilege of driving, as lie was tolerably good at it. It took a great deal of persuaaiton on the part of the I^ord to induce the driver to grant him the rains, as it was against the rales n! the company, and he stpod in danger of bring discharged for so gross a neglect. Finally, Lord Morpeth overcome his scruple*, and lie handed him the reins. The driver was perfectly astonished at the case and skill, with wliich lie managed the bores. He drove like 1111 experienced driver and one accustomed to handling horses in that way; and as they naared the city, and on ascending the hill just this side of Lexington, Lord Monxth inquired of the driver which street he should enter the driver strongly remonstrated as to his driving through die city, and begged ot him to give up the r ins, as he would most assuredly be discharged, if hti?r, by a w oman who louml it. anil in about an tour afterward*, colored infant was rumcyol to thnlbi rth diatrirt watch house. it having boon found on the itep* of No. 'Mil Ninth atroot. The little innocents were sent to the Alms llouae, christened aud placed with I tillable nurse* to rear them. Court for the Correction of Krror I. Ji iv. 4?The court met In the Board of Aldirmen's room, at the fit) Hall. Present, the Lieut, (lover ior, (in the chair) the Chancellor, and Senators Birth- t, Docker, franklin. Hunter, Paige, Scott, Vaiian, Varn-y.ftnd VVorka?If. A i|uocum not baitig present the court adjuttrnnd to mesttou Monday forenoon, i.t o'clock. The ronrt is composeil of the Lieut, flovemor, the Char i rllor, iho three lodge* of the Supreme Court aud thiity-two Senators. The Hitpreine ourt lodges do not cote ia _j ;4-peni l in- nimiiMmu* q oration, in nil pif l> ilnlifA.W n to linn* it on. In th n??n 'nnc, if the Judges And unnecetaary delay cahibitn in the f matter, they may feel authorised t?> quaah the ma i.lnmu* 'ltogether. Ch.irlu" O'Connor, and ?rr helieae "th -r rmi- nent e-enmiet, tvitf pppfar.on hrhalf oftlir Mayor. !j rinnll Canrl. The nrdrt aiante.t U* J'l.lfn. "Kent, on a|ip (ration tl of D. D. WilfiamMtn, requiring the jmeaent o n pit oiler to ?how c;iu?e why he due* not reeigL. In' tir.n, ia returnable to morrow iVtnoday) forenoon, at lb and 1804, when the same spot wn (wept by tha destructive element?Norfolk Herald, June 3. Sicxncss in KcsTveir,?The Kleniiiigsburg Ken tuckiiui"of the 'Jlst ult. savs It ia an unnaually sickly time in this plurc, especially among children. Scarcely a family can Ik* found who have not more or leas sicltne. i in it. The hooping rough and measles have prevailed in rather a virulent form, carrying otl several children to their long, long home." Movimcsi or Troops?Chrbbinu News prom Ki.on:os ?I11 our lust we notice.) the arrival here, on their way to the Northern Frontier, of four Companies of the'Jd Regiment of 17. S. Infantry. On Saturday, three more Companies of this Regiment arrived here lor the same destination, viz: I 'ompanius K, It, and I, commanded hv ("apt. Kingsbury, Lieut. Penrose, and Lieut. Lyon. The remaining three Companies of the Regiment are expected here this day. The trans|>ortation ot all the troops to New York has been engaged by tbe f^aartei master. The news by tbe last night's mail is again most cheer ing. O-ti-a ki, tbe refugee Creek, has met Halleck Tustenagger's peace talkers, and acceded to their proposition)-, and has promised within ten days from yesterday, to bring the whole of his band to Cedar Keys, and surrender. Hal leek is sure of the sincerity ol O-ti-a-ki, in consequence ot which, the five companies of >Jd dragoons litre burn ordered out, and a further reduction is ordered of the Florida establishment.?Savannah Hejiuhliean. MoM.mr.Nr or Troops.?To prevent misapprehension and misrepresentation, it is proper to state, that in consequence of the removal of a large numbor of troops from Florida, and in order to bring together rompunien of tins same regiment for exercise and drill, many changes are in progress in the garrisons of various forts. Among otheis two of the lour companies now at Fort Adams, New|>ort, Rhode Island, are ordered to other positions, and their nlaei are to be supplied by an equal number, vit.:?one light company of the -Jd regiment of artillery, and one light company of the 1st artillery, by which these two companies will bo enabled to exercise on the cry advan tugcous ground at Foit Adams.? Maditonian. Or etc 1 si. Nsvai. IsTi:i.Lir:sN I to. Part 1, postponed to Tunsdny morning. Nos. 113, IS, 44.117. 126. OCULISTS. THE EYE. DR. WHEELER. OCULIST. INFLAMED, DISEASED AND WEAK EVES.-DK A WHEELED, Ocmlwt, 31 Orvtuwirh itiopi, New Yorkrespectfully the (hii?Ii?* (tiec in of hi t practice having bfcotne enlarged to teat an strut, he 1* compelled to confine hi* QAcp Bttrnf this organ?to numerous restored isitientN in the fin?t clas* of society, respecting his professional skill and abilities as being pre-eminent for his success, a* a scientific Oecnliiu hroiin* irirtsmwialion of the eyelid or sore eyes, however Ion staudimr, can be effectually and rmancully cored, films, and specks, removed w ithout surgical ope ration. STRAB ISM US. Commf.nl/ rollr.i Mqiiniliiiif, and CATARACT*, t.f.ly re moved?iu a few minuter?with acarcrly any inconvenience or pain to the patient. To rare trouble, rorrrvpntidcntr art informed (hat letter*, aildrvfu.nl ui Dr Wln'eler, will wot he taken from the Port (Wire, unlet, po?t iwul.nr J] The vul number of caart which nave been cured by Dr. Wheeler, hare already vitrei him a wide ?|iread reputation, and fired it np.ni a haaia a, la?tiruc the irrmitiidc of thme whom be hae reacued from a "ll tin* death." Of the nituiherof car tifiealei, which patienta hare offered la bun of iheif own accord, he aetecla the following, not that ihe eaaea are more remarkabla titan many oliirra, bntbeeauar rltr ner?on? who wrote them Appeared to be tit.ti d-hy a rorawieodahle iMtol lMtbropy, in reeking to make known, for tin- food or (heir fellme-rrveit. the bene.1t which they bare rrceived from Dr. WSrlar'. treatnfrnl. ml _ NnwVui, March 1ftli, III?. To Dr. winder, Oculut, 31 i?y at. >rtii Hr* i on in.iv, if )ou t^unk. proper, make pulila*ll knaiwrrTtlc hl*h'i Mmi?ion in vHiicn I hold yi. u aa an ocI b?K I'jifif >o?. in adibrun i.i i#y y*r M arknowl iIkiik iiU ot til'; biuulil tou liaic c'liiUri. d Ufay* im* aa a rntlenr, tlii?r little rhil.l Ittim tlw. fl*. ngcioui diaordr-r w lurli I i|*l> nlflirti'd ?i*h(. 'I'hr i tiilil %a? of nirli tender VMit, aiiiLiU di?c?*? ?|y at ilk *1 irininc 4 elm lfli r. dial I Impaired, until tol.l 01 your ?*ill in anon matter*, 01 e*er I.ltlainilu anv remedy fur her, and die more eajwrially ?i other idiyallluie md afforded her 110 tviief. I am haaipy, how *11 r. rtua to i*nile?? III it you hare effectually cured her, and I cordially, heartily thank 5 ..u, lor our liiyl|l> auei'i ??ful fin tioni. Voura rH|>ertftilly, MAKTI.N WATKM, 111 lUmmeraley ?t. City and County ol New Vo?k to wn In tlio hope 01 being rniri.atl# 10 uiM of my afflicted fi l low croaWrri, I hereby rolniflarily offer my prateftal teirimo m ill to L>r. Wheeler, the I IrlilMI. foi featuring mo |u |wrfrrt light. (from 1 otaI himduei*,) alter having before been nniuc caaafully fretted Miff At* rated upon by upward* of twftnty of die miMt eminent and celebrated medical men of Uiia city and different parta of tin- fluted Statu. Illiwiiiiraa whereof. I rnaka di|ei?iltori, 11 inter imth, to it? t*uth, and hereunto enl>*riibe mv nam*. IAMK.H f) y tnttt't mi a Awarn before me, the Juth dav of March, i|4*. a vlo, Imurd, (Vm. Dfrdn. r. a, 7NiuiaitrHL f.hv ?ti?l rth.uiiu*. and ttjoe ?*f tie that ?>ennat* irtlf^ Rj"^ Inlirwirv four and half yean, n? cvpr rWnwl Ho relief, hut tnVame blind, in which atafe he wu dared mi.N r the treUnn nt of Dr. Whi rler, OrulifT. !H Ore en ?*ich aire* t, who hat entirely reatored hi* Night. DAVID POWKLl Habactobed and tWom tf> before me, this llat day of March, D*f. Johw Bin.aire, Com. Deed*. II Wall ?rreer. it v ai.d otiotv of New York: Mary Ann Pirley, daiifhter of Mr*. Wim?le?,No. 94 Catharine atrpat. heiny duly sworn, any*, that ah# n ?le?rt time anffrred deradfullv from a iliour 'lilN'wn, Uf HnKillf. (u ik|>ownt M informed) to he Amaurosis, which rendered n?*r i|aife blind. Although ?he had the best avdi'anrc that could be afforded her it the Eye Infirmary, (a* w all an from ail eminent ocnli?t m t>ua oity, who avrntuaJIv laid her th?* could never he reiAirr- blind in hia left eyv, for tun* re r i h? ). M? oM. hwl Tn, Whri'l''. ??*MVirIJil? fc I?lfr?W SSi??"",,,,a" ?*,v> caw^Tonj^Jf.', Omml *iirt*A?v "f Aprtl. fetommWfe" ""it Nu<? .nWI**'

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Tm* t.i. .i i \!i i r.M ?Tiii naviiug wa? not Well inuuuged, and who conducted it did not neeiu to understand liovv to go about the w ork of calling a misting, or how to act after they got together. The only sensible proposition made in the meeting was put down, because it was in English.? The meeting was too exclusive it should not have been confined to the lemians, hut should have embraced all nations and all benevolent men of all classes. As it was, the whole thing aiipeared ma. naged and controlled entirely by a small Hv/ut.? This is very foolish at any time, but especially at a time when it is necessary to enlist the syuiputhies of .h- .-I?i ..i*- ?tiiuiv cuminuntiy in Denait 01 mroaeh them, either of iciintine' or enirmvitiF.? This gentlemen has certainly brought the art to a higheratate of perfection than any one we know of. Jameit't New Novel! (fc?- MORLEY KRN1STK1N, OR THE TENANTS Of THE HEART, will positively t>e published, in three extra numbers of the New World, on Wednesday morning, June 8, at Uut other 30 Ann street. This is undoubtedly the most beautiful of Mr. James's attractive works, and will be eagerly sought alter by all the lovers of light literature. Price for a single ropy 1HI rents, six copirs lor $1, thirteen copies for J. Booksellers and agents supplied at $1J per hundred. Sent to all parts of the country at newspaper postage. hOO per cent saved by purchasing this edition. BULWER'9 NEW WORK !?The Extra Brother Jonathan of this morning, will rontain a collection of Poems by the distinguished poet and philosopher, Bulwer, which is pronounced by the London critics to he, at least, equal to the celebrated romaunl by the same author, entitled "The Siamese Twins." {A LETTER from ffm. G. Boanlnian, Esq., of Albany, says Mr. Jenkens (of Columbus Insurance Co.,) writes me that he has cured himself by using Dalley's Remedy, with a syringe. I am using it and am materially be. netitted by it." These were oases of piles of many years standing, that are thus cured by Dalley's Remedy, from 71 Maiden Lane, New York. The most obstinate cases are cured. (K7- THE PILES AND ALL SORES. -Hays' 1 .iniment is known now to thousands, as a most extraordinary remedy for these afflictions. It is inqtossihle to tell ot a newspaper, in such a manner us to obtain lull credence, the effects and benefits of this article, so general is the practice o 1 advertiser* of extolling articles of no merit. Such personal references will be given, as to tiring conviction to the minds of the most unbelieving. Will xutlerers only ask among tlieir friends if they have not heard o( or known its etTects and if they do not hear it more warmly praised than any other salve, let them not get it. All fancy or exnorffAcatiAii its ?wvo It I 1 ..-1.. J *i pvHiucij rALiiiuin 11U III IIIV BC s i ai rm 11 n I s, and it ia determined to say nothing of its merits, hut what could be fully proved by a boat of witnesses, in any court of justice. Will you look at the thing and the proofs at 71 Maiden l.ane, where if may lie seen. Nassau street, and like a good Christian he delights in doing good 0Qt- SACRED CONCERTS?At the New York Museum, this F.vening, will be given a delightful treat?a Sacred Concert under the excellent management of Mr. iieorge Loder. Wa expect the room will be crowded. To-morrow the beautiful and accomplished vocalist, Miss Reynolds, makes her appearance, aad will sing some of her delightful tongs. Mr. A. Shaw will also appear, and Sir. Bruce the celebrated comic singer. In addition, the magnifioent polys pastes views, and the myriad curiosities of the Establishment. Of?- AMERICAN MUSEUM.?THAT GARDEN? Mr. Barnum hits finally completed hit splendid and delighlinl Flower Garden anil Promenade, on the top of the Museum. It cover# an area of 7,*00 square feet, and I# a perfect paradise. An awning i? prepared for use incase of damp weather, and a# a shade in (he aftamoon and, take it all in all, Hi# the most fragrant, cool, and delightful place we hav# ever seen in this city. The ice cream and refreshment# are provided Wy Briidldrd Jones, Esq., of Vauthall Garden#, and Mr. Samuel P. Miles, both ef which gentlemen are favorably known to the public. The lccturn room ha# been enlarged, ventilated, decorated, and the stage provided with new fernery. The performances thi# woek exceed in splendor and t ariety all the former efforts of Mr. Bamum. whs is the only man weknowofthat could provide such a host ol novelties for ?J6 cents. Cltjr Dsspateh Post, 40 William Stsiit. Falser#*!. Orvtcr?Letters deposited befor# half-past 9, half-past 11, and half past 3 o'clock, will t* tent out for delivery at 9, 1, and I o'clock. Bbaiscii OrFit af.-Letters deposited before 7, II, and 2 o'elsck, will be sent ont for delivery at 9, l.and I o'clock. ALEX. M. OREIG, Agent ..JW. 111 MOSBY MARKET. Rafanlay, dun# I?ft P. M. We luve two days later from England by the Great Weatern. during which period, however, no change occurred in the state of nflairs. The Stock Market has lieen very heavy to-day, and price# hav#generally giwn way. Kentucky By Indiana A'#, Illinois ti's, Canton, J llsrlem Railroad, I per cent; Delaware 4* Hudson. IJ improveil. The Great Western brought out specie to the amount of jCI6..'iOO in gold, and the achooucr Rosalthe, from Tampico. hrollvfit 47 707 in iin-ri* Some sales of ITnited State* 6 per cent it or ten were made at the Board at par alio a few Trenaury Note* at par., notwithstanding that an increan-d imie hail taken place. This effort i* produced by a combination of those broker* who have got a email amount of government itork that they wiihto aell. There are no bona fide inveatmrnti in 1.1. Statei 6 per rentitocki at par,when New York Rtafr.A's can be had at W. The federal government mult have mo ney and the balance of the stork will come upon the mar. ket in large amounte in a ihort time, and there ii every pro- 1 liability that before the clote of the present leiaion. ano. ther large loan will he authoriied. There ii no outlet for the itock abroad at present, and the itook mutt inevitably j fall, while that of the State of New York, amply covered by legitimate revenue! and pledge against in increased suppl), ifiuvf go up. The monthly statement of the Treaanry Department to the lit instant, give* the fart that the floating debt of the j government, during the month of May, waa increased ft,MA,175, and since the 1st of January, $2,'720,181. The following is a comparative statement of the Treaanry notes outstanding on the 1st inst:? r?K4.mv Norr? OiT?T*!?Dmr,. Mmrck I. May I. Jynri. f-ul ouuiandiu? old iuun, .703,?4i .'>13.332 I ninirr wt ul F*b. 13, IM1, 7,327,(*>2 7,*7,(M 4,172, 108 ?rtlfcuidiif tltat 2,1)31,714 4.431,tt)l 133,312 4.38,296 f nr. of Jan. 1041. 2.377,113 3,641,737 7,(179,941 l.iUeiurdof tlialiuur 10.211 1,826,3-12 2,317,333 orsud lutal ouuUiidiDK. 8,>39,113 7,434,7211 9,100,904 r?.? hn. ,.r Cnr ,nm? h.. I the present mouth, aud the particular description* of II issues is no longer given. The figure-, however, now the singular fact that the old issue* outstanding 'nve been increasoil during the month This is a fact that require* some explanation. All the notes under the old laws were supposed to have been issued prior to March 1st. It w as repeatedly stated in othcial reports and otherwise, that the |M>w?rto issue had iieeu exhausted, and during March and April, no increase took place in those issues. The present return, although disguised by a variation in its form, shows that the following change t"ok place in the issues during the month of May Votei issued under old Acts, 018,983 do Act of year IBM, 1,*'48,204 Total issues $3,057,187 New notes redeemed SI,011 Increase total outstanding a* above $1,066,170 The issues stated in the snme form as the last return would present the foil wing result /iicreusr May I. ./uiif 2. huieane outstuml'g Old issue* outst indiliK M 1,852 5*3.859 Issues of Feb. 18*I, 7,527,082 8.27y.857 752,795 8,070,91* 8,(123,700 758,7!li Red'd Feb. issues, *,*51.001 *.585,*13 133,812 3,819,313 *,238,290 018,983 Issues of new notes, 5,641,737 7,079, (Ml 1,138,20) Redeemed ilo d#s. I W ''17 CM kii mi S3,815,415 I.RG2.G0S 1,047,193 Total increase mitiuiidins; notes, $1,666,176 The floating debt of thi' government appears thus to be constantly on the increase. The monthly expenses are alaiiit fiJ.oOO.IXW, consei|ueutly the deficiency has been nlMjut the amount of new issues, supposing that all the liabilities that have matured were inet. So far, however, from any old noteshavingbeen redeemed, by some unaccountable process over $600,0ts> have got into circulation. Was this a blunder of the last return or was it n re-issue of notes The demands upon the government for drawbacks on goods shipped are every day increasing, and the probability of a speedy alteration in the tariff is very small. Sales at the Stork Kxehnnge. S2,000 Treasury Notes loll 50 do saw It-f 1(1,000 U. 8. 6's too luo d.? sw 0,110(1 N Voik 6's, 1362 92'* 1(1(1 do *:io It'., 7,(SHI do 92 IIMI d,i II!7, '(,000 do J1*'., IIMI 115', ill L. I. Kail road 19'? 1.0(111 Kentuckv II nuts lid III N. J. Its 11 road (I7l, l.oilll do 79 h 8 do (it's li,(SKI Ohio G's I860 7li2,'. do (.7 2.IHSI III. Bonus 17}, 20 Manh'n (iu (72 :l,(HHI do 17u III A liIi'ii Sl S\ r.i H7 (i.llOO Indiana Bonds 20'., :I5 anion 22'i 32slit Manhattan Ilk 60 .'ill Mohawk 41 7.i rtu-iiii Bk 75 2.5 do slO II III Bk oin'r (full) 37 25 do 4l'.i II O. Life St Tr. (ill 25 do opK II', 11.8. Bank J1, 2,i do bll 411 a 150 II.olc111 Kiilro.nl 12?, 2.i do *30 II 25(1 do I2J? 95 do opg 41,', .'SI do s'J 127a 25 do s'JO 41 Second Boartl. 100 shs Buk of Couircr 93 5(1 Harlein 13Si 200 L. Island lO'f IIMI do s3 I I .'SI do SO", 50 do 13 State of Trade. Amount of duties which accrued on Merchandize imported into the district of Philadelphia during the first '(darter ol the present year- $.553,972 81. American vessels, $51*2,137 93 Foreign do 43,834 89 $555,97 81 Bonded $497,661 41 Cash .r>S,311 40 $355,97:* HI Id thi*city the foreign news ha* not materially affected the market. Cetlee Prices have not varied. The sale* include 7 a H00 hags Bra7.il at 8} a 10 cents *50 Laguy rn,9J; *00 Cuha S a 9] all 4 mo*; and *40 St. Domingo 7 a j c. cash, t otton?There has continued a steady fair demand for cotton, without any change in prices. The accounts from abroad have hail as yet no perceptible influence on the article here, not being deemed of a character sufficiently decided to warrant any particular variation. The sales include '2000 bales Upland and Klorida at 0J n 9 cents 300 Mobile, b a 9} 150 New Orleans, ti a 9} 8$ Texas, 8| and 101 do, supposed about H cents, both short price?making a total for the week of upward 6900bales. Naval Stores?1000 bbls Wilmington sold for export at $3, cash. Southern Spirit! Turpentine sells in parcels at 32, and retails ut 32 a 33 cents, both t mouths. Of Tars we have heard of no sales. 1000 bbls Rosin ,for export brought $l,Ubj a $1.121. delivered. Philadelphia Cattle Market. Beeves?There were 600 head including 150 Ohio, brought in, aud 660 were sold,of which 280 were for New Vork. at $5a$7 per 100 lbs. I lows and Calves -225 were offered and disposed of at $8a!.15 for Dry Cows $15a$25 for Springers $23a$35 each f jr Milch Cows. Hogs 525 were brought in, and 425 sold at $4a4 75 (wr 100 lbs. Sheep aad Lambs?1100 ottered, and 800 sold at $1 7*?52 75 fbr l.amns, and f.Jaf?4 lor Sheep. Foreign Markets. Pfrnamiu'co, April 29, 184V?We herewith hand you the Price Current and lift of vessels of the 25th, since which time nothing has transpired of importance in prires of im|K>rts or exports. The barque Athulia. Mavhew, arrived on the 26th, with 300 bbls. Sperm Oil, and sailed on the 27th, on a cruize. The Globe has just anchored outside the port from Philadelphia. Flour is in fair demand at lb .SKI, and if none should arrive from Rio Janeiro, the article will improve. Our latest dates from Kio state that there is 75,000 bbls of Flour in the market. Sugars are low, and not much demand for F.urope. F.xchange 27d a 27Jd. Married. On the Sdiust., by the Rerv. Dr. Patton, A. M. Noim?>, F.sq., of Baltimore, to Mrs. Fmanors C. Brsnvn, of this citv. On Thursday the 2d inst-, by the Rev. A. M. Oiborn, Mr. Daniel 11. Cnvii., to Miss Caroline F., daughter of John L. Smith, F.sq., ull of Middletown, C.t. Died. In this city, on Sate rday evening, after a lingering illness, Mrs. Sarah Maiih, in the 23d year of her age, wife of Ai.KiANorR W. Marsh, of Cold Spring, L.I. Her friends and acquaintances, and those of the family, are invited to attend her funeral on Monday nJternoon at 5o'clock,from the residcnceof her mother-in-law, No. 86 Bowery. On the 4th inst., at half past 3 o'clock, Gf.oroe Strono Ballard, aged lUyears. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this afternoon, at half past 4 o'clock, from the house of his mother, Williiimshurgh, L. I. ,V. B. Carriagn will lie in waiting at the Grand street Ferry at 4o'clock, P. M. Poaaengera Arrived. Liverpool?Steam ship Great Western?Mr and Mil J?me?, Mix. .lame. Mi.. R.. \L- I Mayue, Mr^tabcnu, Mr Sam|r*nn, Orn Sir It A Arinatroiisr. W Dimilaa. K Jimi'v, F Farram). D ml Uiraud, Mr Damn o Dlitpit, Mr Sinylh, Mr Ward, It B Bttrllioloini w, Mr Ricardo, Mrrimia, J Smith, Mr Mali'* I'nmd. Mr on Hi m nona, wifli companies A, C, I) and F, Id rrgiornt I' 8 infantry. foreign Importaatlone. LlVK.arnoi.?Steam ?22 J Gihon It Co?I Boonvii (irarri tkco? i VV... ll-.~w.k_i Ir-in V Im?li. Brother*?II Win Whitehead?1 (irrrii Morley?1 W Hutcin?I Jin Patau It ca?1 j f'riniia It cu?12 Rami., f'ot It co?12 S Patou It Stewart?13 Bir.l, (eillilanil it ro?I Henry Jea.n|>? I lUrfr' It Stain:?4 Watt St llosencranl*?i A?10 Win Vy???I Ofiltiii k I'ttllmat.n?6 Watt It Ro.enrrauti?n'Rieharilaon k Walton?1 am! ?l*0 in ?oM Peter I Netiu. k Roll?I bo* jLiOO ill tfoltl Clut* P LeTerrell?3?kiri Gardner f'oll.y ken?71 Godfrey, PatttaOu kru?1 I in; 11, k Sentt? I B K BalwOck?iLlllr .Lim.ori St eo?. 1 Hinmrr, Mriloam k Hi).?I". Emrrauu?4 Wiley St P.il "J5?"?S 4'ochraii?I S Anil?I Henry Stephen?7 Hettrr W realm?toti Jnwtih Walker?III easel and 3Sl.al*? to order. oJ i *Sf>0'' Rliip Liberty D eat*. 2 camlwoara I chi .*1 Saml rheinpai.il?;^u (on, riM| Newhol.l ami Crnfl 1 r>?k W.lah aurl Mallory?J Oakley k Lot.roi.-9 H. Patrick klleIMdpibnle J Lee ki n??JMlr, J MeC.tll it t o-30 ill. U J. i V*"" 8"I?I>. Tliniwai k('o?16 feuds, Ko* flGo 4 do I7 ri Lawrence ami Rntnuaoie-10 bale. Abraham Bell d !'J"? ptit iron O T T.wUI. -33 lw?. I'enw it Brooka?1 bwl* to onlei. Altkbariw?M ca.kt HJS qr ilo win. 1* bore, wine 674 Jo oil 30 do aklphit. 3041 Jo mm,. I aUt *erdjirria 2 .Infray tartar i? W ,e. ,n, kit. to K Oroii.wette-4 lf1??,,'k k prnatlein ami Kooo- ion bkt. oil J Durand k Co-20 i-ha Wir Ihan^n k Arhlll.?', -i|jiioi! j I., four k tu-if.000 Bottrh, m.T 1 Tli.-Uu.l-*jj? J Jwivil h Hon, of Philaii?tin P. j. Framia?$7M1 PTPnii k t'o--iLS hid"* 2 l*l J Oyden ?31 atH-lta iiinr timber W do cedtr .1 Edaell. i r.t MARITIME HERALD. Or|Mttw? of tliij Atlantic Steamer*. I MOM ICNUUfl'. IIOII AMKglCg. otimbw, Judkiui June 16 Wratrrn Ho?kru Juee lSgk llritauuia, Hewitt Juur I July a Lalriluuia, Loll Juur 111 Jnly 1# keadia, R>rir July i Ail*. 1 1 i. Wrjieru, Ho.keo July y Aim 4 H. B. M. iiNiiirrBriiuk Quern,tapi M. M. K??ue,wili lra*r 1'iit purl in Turulay, Juur 7, (ill Southampton, Kuglawl, and tut warp. To Stilp Matters. We alitll eatrrm il a favor .^lf ra^laim of veiaiL arming m.. mil (Iir IU vumaiunure tx. n. .inrilD, OI OUT lieWI I1CCI, i report of the stopping left at the port whence they sailed, the vessel* spoken on their passage, a lut of their cargo, aud any foreicn newspapers Che) may nave. Commodore Martin will board tin*in immediately oil their arrival. We will reciprocate lie favor iu aov way. PORT OK NKW YORK, Jl.\K 5, 18*#. ?ua aiSRS 4 SO 1 MOON 153 Sifts 7 14 I HIGH WATER A w Cleared* Ships America, Hnhbard. Stoning lou, Conn.. Grintiell. Minturn Co Sii)>erh, (Br.) Hamilton. Bay of Chuteur, Glover 2k McMurray.?Brigs Belle, Myers, Wilmington, NC: Helen .Mar, (Br.) Card, Windsor, N8; Norman, Shacklon! rtiiladeli hia, John Kl well; Notion, (Br) Bevau, St. Johns. NF, Hunt Brock: Charles Joseph, Mau ran, Providence; J ofui H. Stevens, Hall, Bermuda, R S Tucker; lit iiirich, Kleucke, Bremen, via New Bedford, Meyer 2k Slurker: John K Gardner, Neill. Riehmoud, D 11 Robertson; Portland, Clougli. Neuvit u, Nesmith, Leeds ! Augeretia, Crowell, Salem: Brazos, Lin* j colli, Grand Torre La, A B Cooley 2k Co; Veteran. (Br) Lowe, Bah una, Broom 4k Co; Cclc.de, Johnson, BaUiniose; I Cornelia, Ricketson. New Bedford: Hudson, Coolev, Baltimore; William Wilson, Biker, Philadelphia, Tin s WiuuieU; John Boyntoti, (Br) Melvin, Windsor, \S, Smith k Boynton; I lleertide. Lang Icy, Boston; Le>mtine, Knapp. Richmond; Vicj for; Hallett, Boston; Dndye, Knapp, Alexandria, DC; Samuel Phillip*, Prettymaii, Baltimore. A B Cool"V 4k Co; Jasper, Howes, Boston; J. W. K? m| Mi, Oaboeu, Norfolk. Arrived* I Steam ship Great Western, Hoskeu, from Liverpool, May 21, 1 .?t 5 e. m. with mdse, to R. trriii. On thr 30th and 3Ut, fromlat I 18 30, Ion 40. to lot 10 30, |ot> &3| ibotil 38 Hou*. pyied an tin* incuse number of icebergs, and a quantity of floating ice. 2d iusl. lat If, lou 02 40, passed Grace, of Boston, st. tiding8E. Ship Liberty.Norton, from Liverpool* April 26. with indse, to Post &c Phillips?Tib steerair? passengers, Saml Thompson.? May 22d to 23d, lot 12 60, Ion 48 to 61, fell in with Unto quant ities of ice. Sp?ke May 16, lat 43 62, Ion 38 46, britc Cameo, 14 davs fm Boston for St Petersburg. British ship Jessie, Parker, from Liverpool, April 18, in ballast, to R. Irvin?206 passengers. British ship Oceau, Hutchinson, 42 days from Liverpool, in ballast, to Roche Brothers Ik C^?290 passengers. Ship Henry Thoinpao 8yJ\ ter, from Mestiua, March 30, and Gibraltar April 24, u ith fruit, See. to 8. 3 room. Ship Aide baron, Drew*, from Marseille', and 40 dav# from Gibraltar, with wine, Ike. to order. Soiled in Co. from O. with brjp Harriet, for Boston. Ship Mogul, Bailey, II Java from Havana, with 3800 boaea .sugar, to J. L. Meacnaro. Hpoke off tlie Moro Castle, hark Sultana. 16 day* fin Boston, hound in. Nodate, lat 37 20, spike schr Glener, from Charleston for Boston. Died on hoard, 2Gth lilt. Oliver Belie, seaman, of N?%w London. British hark Susan Sarah. Mills, 68 days from Newcastle, Rinr. w itli 1(H) tons coal to Barclay Sc Livingston. 2Ulli ult. lal 39, Ion til 36, spoke brig Bourne, from Philadelphia for Hamb"t*:

British hark Agnes Oil mo re. Hew ell, 41 days from Liverpiol. in ballast, to Glover 8c McMurrav?332 steerage passe infers.? 28th ult. on the Banks, spike British ship Sarah Ann, fm Deny for NYork: 1st inst. spike British ship Octtvin, 41 days from Belfast for Philadelphia. Bark Condor, Haley, 12 days fin Ponce. PR, with 81 hlids 10 libls sugar 28 lihda inula* es to J Labau; 86 lihd* sugar 24 do molasses to flow laud 8c Aspinwall;77 do sugar 8 do molasses to A Mayor; 2 bids sugar 1 do molasses W P Fumis; 9 bag* coffee f? bhl-s sugar VV Haley; do 13 hluh do to order. Left bark t "haneellor, for N Haven iirit day; brigs St Marks, for N York, Idg: Wampanoag, it tic; Mdiioco do: Mohican, for N York in 10 (Is; schr w Putman, disc; 3 masted schr Hannah, sld the day before for Cuba; brigs Overman, Davis, just arr. for N York; Michigan, hence, just ar. Lat 29 60, lou 72 40, spoke brig Ana* w*?ii, 16 ds fm Boston for N Orleans. Bark Aplhorp, Blake, 20 days from New Orleans, with sugar, 8cc. to K. K. Collin* 8c Co. and others. British brig Johns, Fo*,66 days from Newcastle, Rug. with 124 tons coal to Masters 6t Marker; iftO casks paint Maitlaud, Kennedy C.o. 31st ult. lat 39. lou CO. snnke Vigilant fm Salem lor Montevideo; 1st inst. l it 47, Ion 42 52, spoke ship Hanover, IVoin Charleston for 8t Petersburg. Briu Freeman, Stover, from Apalachicnla, May 10, and Key Weal 23d, with cotton.to R. P. Buck. Left at K. W. briga Laura, Dunham, for NYork, soon; Billow, Lawrence, for St Marka, aame day. Brig Horace, of ami from Boston for New Orleans, was brought in by the wteekers, having been whore on Tnrtuga;. St hr Rosallhe, Biker, 35 days from Tain|>iro, with sneeie, to order, Hehr Sophia, Train, 8 da)s from Ociacock, NC. with naval stores, to master. Below, Two ihi|?, two brigs. Marine Corresponilence. Omen os* the Rhod> isi.andicb, Newj>ort, June 3, 1142. Arr 2d, Oia-iiingo, 1'irlou; ftowena, I'rovideuee for Bay Kivcr; Martuer, Nantucket for Baltimore; Yautic, Fall River for NYork. Sid UiM'I.et, Boston; F.xilf, Philadelphia; liideiiendeuee, N. York. Arr 'Id, Laurel, Darien, (is. for Boston; Vigilant, and Kienzi, Providence lor NYork. Pasacd Ul> P M, two deep loaded full rigged brigs, suptsisad fm Pictmi for Fall River. Sid Yantic, NYork. Bohr Dauube, from Fredericksburg fur Boston, with a cargo of flour and grain, went ashore ou Block Island, 30th nil. and was got off jlst. General Record. Arrivals at New Yoaa.?Arrivals from foreign ports for the month of May, IBI2 215 l#ll 212 lucre 3 Number of passrugcrs, 1812 10,297 11141 II. 405 lncreaai 4.1192 Cabin passengers, 1842 "o IB41 6'J'J Increase 841 Batri Silshkk, Bochner, of and from NYork, liotind to Cadiz, put into Faval April 21, aud war disclurging on the 25th. As ah leaks badly, and as |>art of the sheathinK bottom is off, it will be necessary to heave out. Bkiu AOottis, of New York, Davis, front Oporto for NYork, I hi t into Faval April 21, with loss of lower gudgeon and upper pintle ol the rudder, and sails injured hy tempestuous weather. Disrhaiviiig ill order to liravc nut. The expense of heaving out had bevii awarded 2d ult. Hlie hail been tightened and the cadge on replaced, would commence loading on the 3d, and lie ic.uly for sea about the Sth. Notice to Mariners. New I.ioht Hopar* ns the Fbench Coast.?The fol lowing notice of the rstahlishmt i?f ol new house 4 on the I coast of France, lias lieen officially communicated to tl?c D? partmcnt of Btate, and is now published forthe benefit ofnavi* I garioti Calais.?A ight lias been placed at the extremity of the western ietee or mole of Calais, which has been recently ex| tended about ?WI yard*. This light will be constant from (be 1st of May. 181'j of a red color, and will burn all night, being visible at the distance of three marine milui; ettept during very stormy weather, such as to render the extremity of the mole inaccessible, when the light at Fort Reiige alone will he lighted, IsLF. or Rk..?A fixed light, 70 feet alioVe the level of the sea, will bum on the top of a tower built ontht Roche lie, as the I mar can never be seen from the m unlets tb Chaovemt light will also visible, ami tlx v can than h dittraguiflHed i>\ the difference of tnair T>. iring i ind their bt ilti incv. Ndis* NsvifiATio^r.?On my passage from Bvxvia to Singapore, via B oca utd Rhio Straits, I discovered a shoal not mentioned in any chart \?t published, and I believe not known to exist. It u a very dangerous shoal, not having More than Iti feet water on toine parts of it. It li-s in latitude 1.07 H B'llo Taya, bearing N halfW, and thi Seven Islands h Kill's. M i?., as in* r ss 1 could judg** while Mailing aer..s, I', fioiu one and a half to two miles long, with irregular sounding*, varying between five fathoms and two and three-quarters, hard g 1ovnK?nv. May 1^?Sid ilntaiinia, NYork. Duudec, May IC?Sid l>nudri Li*rr| camo. Sid April 211, Rnnahnfla, Boston; 28th, Lincoln,do; ,i. r*n:.i. a*v _i. n n e* Smyrna. April 29?In |tort, Cathariuv, Loin B too, arr 28th, CWtiw, for do direct, Miv 1. Thiki ri*. April 2*^SIJ L-miu, toon: Lexington, New York, 14; Telomah, from New York, arr 7tn; Arcturus, from Boston, in 4 or f? dayu; Albion, sold: Delta, for Boston, taking fidi; Fountain, dodo; Thetis, for sale. I nlted State* Porta. Tii 'Masimv Mai tHMd Iowa, Nm OrleaM; Snow, Mobile. Fr ikkfcw York. ounwfu) lsbipandl i?ri_:. IJ Ouibriuii Wtiieni Or in, whaling; Kazan, CopriihagAn aiid.ft inkt; Maine, N .tint S Atlantic Ocean*, whaling; Tliorn, Surinam; Leonid.i-*, Toil ail Ppuci: Lochii I. Hi Jako; Chaiti r, N- w OrlaMi; 8cii net, Castine; Harvest, NYork. Arr 2d, Dover, Calcutta?put into tin* Isl- id" France Feb 15, to obtain medical assistance for Capt [?rmi?tkwho died March i?Id tlionee March 5; Com Preble, Indian Ocean, last from Hio Janeiro April 13, with 2860 bbL oil; Kiiuna Isadora Palermo- Arebi laus, Alexandria; Baltimore, Baitimoie; J f ohen Jr, VV Garrison, and Oov Rnbbiu*. Philadelphia; Lion, MurlYee.iboro, NC; Brilliant, Washington. DC; Pall is. Baltimore; Nil Wwiintftow* Dal; Viaacher. Albany Oscar, Baoj Bigelow, Renown. Mi itic, and Henry Clay, New York; Minion, Bluehill, LI. Fall Rivkr, Juiic 1?Arr J Keeler, Rondout. Sid Rinily J me, do. PaoviDKM i, Jnne )?Air Mercator, JUchmovu); John; Alb\ny;ton John Jay, Providence Caroline, New York: Hornet, N?*w York Franklin. MaehiH. Kliralx tli, B wton Cayuga, New York Shark, New York. Cleared. Delaware. Boston Ail is, Salem Levant, Boston Oscar, Boston Notus, Ware 11 am, Mats; Charleston, Providence. Daltimohk, June !?Arr Humphrey, Bremen; Casper, Bremen Nanier. Philadelphia; Ragle, Arecibo, PR; Tappanooly, NYork; Rarer, [Br] Kleuthera Cinderella, Gardiner, Me; Jos Brown, Fall River; Kli/abetn Rebecca, Albans Kmma, NYork, Commerce, do; Nile, do;Ciiruw, tin Georgetown bound to Baugor, Me. 1 Richmond. June 2?Arr Olive, NYork; Chat Pit nam, do;' Ann Klin, NYork; Hid, Fliza Warren, Lowell; Catharine,iN York. Norfolk. June 1?Arr Maryland, Russell, Snov/hill; 2d. Vubore, Boston; Richard, Boston, for Richmond. In II uniton Roads, Susan Ludwig, Richmond for Nrwburyport. STl, Orleans, West Indies; Virginia, NYork. Wii.mincjton, NC, May 2s, cw&vnrooK, i/i. NCW OlLBAIfl. M^y 20?An'Tippi c.B dmum-', CfBton, Livorpool; Gossvpium, do; Regulns. AmMeidam; Massachusetts, Boston!; Vermont. Havre. Below. Bolholm; Caledonia, fin Havre; Deana, I Bo-men) fin Bremen; Oneco, fin N Vork. PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS. rPHESC far-famed and celebrated PilU, from Portu/aI, are, we |*rctMve, to be obtained in this country. See adferllsetamst on tht but column of fourth int. n>3is i pIANO FORTES -Srvrnd pian?? forte*. ul Miperiur f4>i?r ?nd workmanship, warranted in every respect, k or sale low to close a consignment. Apply 57 Cedar street, upstairs. je5 ht*c jSgoJCE NEW DAHLIAS -NUM.O St DUNLAP will sell by auction on Tuesday, 7th iml., at 1 P. M., about IOCO pots green house plants, together with 500 |K>to.t office. ji 3t*rc nRITISH QI'KKN tETTKll BAOS for the steam**r Bri i L) tish Queen, for Antwerp and Southampton, England, will close at the upper and lower |x?t offices, in this city, at o'clock, P. M., on Tuesday, June 7. je5 ?tr AMATEUR CLUB.?At a regular meeting of tin* New burgh Amateur Club, Thomas Powell in the Chair, relating to the Annual Regatta, :i communication was received from our Hudson lli\er Watermen, offering to row a match race, with a six-oared hoar, and a four-oared rvont, against the New Vork, N*-w Jvney suit l?inn?l Watrrmi ti, or any other ours* men, a distance of six miles, more or L*m?. JAH. BELKAP. Ser'y. Any rommtwHcations on the ?u hi ect, add rested to tin* Seen?tsry, will be promptly attended to. Newlmrgh, May 30. je5 31 r Officii of the Ai.iu h.n kTlot: hester li. II. Co. Canandorua, June I it 12. S A Semi Annual Dividend of Five |?rr Cent will be luud on the Capital Stock of this Company on the first day of July next. Shareholders whose Stock is registered in the City Transfer Books of this Company, will receive payment at tne Baftk of the State of New York, in the City of New York; ami those i whose Stock it not registered in the City will he paid their Dividend at this Office. By order of the President and Directors, jeypivlr HAS. SKA MOl'K, Tiv ismELLINGTON A. CARTER, Commission and Wine Merchant, Nu. 5 New street, one door from Wall street, (agent for Uie ancient bouse of Loineiiuo, of Madeira) often fur sale, in parcels to unit imrcluwers? 150 pipes, IiIiiU. and small ea.sk*. of the celebrated Lonielinn, South tide, Madeira Wjncs, Malmsey, Rritrvf, ral other qualities, the whole of direct i moor tail oiu, some thirty years old, under custom hou?* lock, hiki entitled to drawback. 100 baskr u A in hor, IIirp, Windmill, Cabinet, and all other choice brands, Chami?igiie. 310 cases ofClaret, St. Julicii, Chateau Mhviut, Stc. Also, common table wines, at low prn r 100 cases of Muscat Wines, assorted Cordials, Absynthe, &c.. tkr. IMi h.i-kets fresh Sail ad Oil, Meinschim, Anchovies, Capers, and Pickles. 50 Indian bbla of Mai ora Sweet Wipe. I A constant supply of the best double and sinfle refined loaf. Also, Lump Sugars, Iroin various refineries, tor which W. A Carter is the agent. Advances made on s&leibh riKTchajidize. As one of the house of Lomeliuo embarks by an early conveyance for Madeira, oider* for those celebrated wines, of any age or quality, will be forwarded, promptly executed, and the w ine *hip(*-d io order, at very favorable price*. jy.S Im+lt L"HKNCH DYKING AOfiNCIKM?O. W. Biirntoai, 7# Maiden lane, N. Y.; J. Heed. 113 Ktiltou st, Brooklyn.? A. Hasson, New Haven, Dyer.?1The lnihlir ate rei|>ectfullv informed that the above establishment nos been in surccssfiiC operation lor many years, and full confidence can be placed in them for richm ss of finish ?>idbs*:i tu ilit in retiitini toe I Merchants and the public generally will find it to their advatt* tage to yi\ step leads nMk'f to the grave The Compound Extract of ||oreh the lint |.h) ,,ri?n. of OHr *?>V?'kI "I"""- direct,.*, x Mud it thoulu be uted in rniilonnity. So hin of liin'nnc conmmijion, ?i tna firat miifomi or arnliL hoy a frwfAU->. UV THOMAS BKEL. Btorti So i 2t Aw unrf 111 hi lion .Irrct.) monIMIT At IU o'clock, ?t tlir conm of H roidw.iv aaJ Wlute at., Valudblr male of Wine*, (itgccrift, fcr.?In c.ntinuaiion, the rrmunilt't anil moat taJuablr |*>rtioii of llir alock of wiihm, I unity cfcrri?>, |ickl?**, .altera, fniila. tjaiMr. Ira*. atuari, U'hasti'liali.i ham*. The proiwity of II H Alwill, ?110 it rbaucnitc kit rraidnuce. TUESDAY. Al l#Vj o'clock *1 lln* auction room. Eaigc sal,- of v ilucldr null l.nhionatil imuinrt i-lothuu,-. A viTToSTJCEfc' off arFs emiiRofUKri'^ele* GANT AHT1EIC1AL KLOWEKS, itr JOHN II. OLKRN will idII it iuctioa,K N%>. 140 Broadway, Tu? fcda}, Jaur T,at 11 o'clock. 300 t-leicai.t French ilower*, compruiu* l# ?.*t?. wreatlis. side tiowcrs, U-\ Ike. Also, SO Bplt-iidii) Fifuch lelicules, Pans collnri, ea|>?i, cuffs, Uaiulkc rctiieU, funs, in w patients, shave It, Paris bonnets, jeS ft?c INJ TUKNITUH K BUY tHB.-WABHiNu .V .MLKK8, No. 3li Broadwux, ucil th? Hospital, would draw tlie itmutiou of tlu- public that he will hull splyidid Cabinet V unnture at in i*r cvnt. le-i? tli in the same ouhIi?; (if work 14 IIOW StdllMM ;il lh#> Iiirn.iiu ?l* ru... I oucllei, Sofn, rove re it in ditfeieiil colored pluatiev, mtnia, ?m hair doth. ?l thr lilnt 8|>ni pattenia. dM6a NKW JKRSES RAILKOAD AND THANH PORTATiON COMPANY. NEW YORK AND NEWARK. Erom lite font of t'ourtlaudt Jtreel, Nrw York (Every day?Sunday at* rarpted.) Leavei New Y"rk Leavia Newark At 8 A. M. At I r. M. At 7>? A. M. At I hi P. M. 9 do. 4 do. 9 do. IV. do. II 4\ do. 10% do. S'j di. 6 do. 7 do. B do 10 do. ON SUNDAYS. Kioin tin- foot of Liberty *t rret. Leave New York, Leave Newark. At A. VI. .o,d Hi P. M. At 18 Noon and 10 P. M. NEW YOKK, ELIZABETH TOWN, WKSTKIKLL), PLAINKIKLD,BOUNPBHOOK, 90MEKVILLE, U.-. Daily. Leave New York. Leave Klitabelh Town. i y A. ni. li'u A. HI. i i'. m. ij m. Oil'. m. i'm. The tnim i tin Homer*ille Railroad Co. connect with thr?? liii -.i each Way dully. Sundays excepted. I I'M?cni{er* are requested to purchase ticlieta at the Ollice. fool I of Liberty street. I'm le t weeti New York ami Elirabrtli Tow n ii rent*. Kare Iiet ween Jersey t 'ity and Homerville. JO cents. NEW YORK. HAHWAY AND NEW BRUNSWICK. Fare reduced. From Che foot of Liberty street, daily. Leave New York. Leave New Brunswick. At 9 A. M. At 7X A. M. 4* P. M. II A. M. Fare between New York and New Brunswick, "*5 rents. Hah way, 50 cents The fare in the 1\ A. M. train from New Brunswick, and P. M. train froin New York, has been reduced between New York and New Brunswick, to cents. 1 and Rabway to 37 hi M The Philadelphia mail line losses through New Brunswick for New York very evening at 9 o'clock. I On Sundays the 7** A. M. trips from Now Brunswick is omitted. I Passengers who procure their tickets at the ticket office, receive a lerry ticket gratis. Tickets are received by the conductor only on the day when purchased. m!W! 3m*_ F(tU IIA VA NA-DIKK.l "f\-f h. i5im and Wf II known steamship NATt'HF.S, Win. Miller^connnr.der. w ill sail for the above jiorf K??r passage only, having elegant and superior ccommodHtions, apply to JOHN B. LASALA CO, m30 I7tr 4'J_Broad *treef. 2 3TATEN island FERJiY. ?'ool of Whitehall street. The steamer. BTATEN ISLANDEU and SAMSON Mill ran a. follows, until further notice I.eave St in ii Island ^Leave Nto* Yi>rk. M )0 10 12 "II lj? m. 2 r. m. 3 J,\ ?x 6 G All licxxls snipped are required to be particularly marked, and are at the risk of the owners thereof. je'J o jam FOR ALBANY', 1 ROY and ini bi aaefatimr, by gufd tn-, and thu?i to ntbt nine the stonuu h and bowels, tnat THE BRANDRETH'H PILLS art exceeding!) idol ry, and invigorating to the human* constitution. It i? thu* thnt th?y enable the most weakly stomach to digest proper!v and healthily. Pure Blood \s thus sup plied to every i??vt of the bodily frame. It i* absolutely initiossible Br.-ndre.tn'g Pills can fail to cure the Dyspeptic individual, provided the iniwers of the frame are tiot entirely hevond all human aid. TO BE REMEMBERED? That each of tin* genuine has ui?on it THREE COPY RIGHT LABELS. That each label has two signatures of I)r. Benjamin Bundreth if(K>n it. That there must.he npmt each box three signatures, thus:? B. BRANDRETH, M. D. a.,.i Bf'v'jAmi'N BRANDRETH. Besides the labels are full of small priming done in red ink their being ??n the labels nearly three hundred impressions of Benjamin Bmndrcth's Pills. The BRANDKETH PILLH are told at 25 cents per bo*, at Dr. Bintidtfth'* priucinal office, No. 211 Broadway between Park Hit re ind Mnniii street; ilto at his retail omcei. 271 Bowery, IW1* Hudson street, near t anal, and 17.0 Ser(.nu street N. v V??r i ?e0 Utf OK TH li (TTMOTST L\TP(7)l: TANCE TO pure I lasers of Marshall's Troy Shirts, Bosom* and Col* lars. In consequence of the many mistakes having been made of late by strangers and others, in finding our only Troy Shirt D*i>ot, wr are tiierofoie obliged to inide public the cause for the fwnefit of all in pursuit of our highly reputed Troy Shirts, Bosoms ami Collars. It is this. A store has lately had painted on thfrir window, and about their promises, a sign importing t# he "Twy shut Depot." Now inform afi. the. do not keep our Tioy Shirts, Boioms and Collars, ami as a guard against mistake.* that may occur in futnre, on account of mis new sign at the corner store, therefore, we shall circulate eitensively the following card, and lor the benefit of dealers in our goods This is to inform dealer* ami others tint Marshall's only Troy Shirt Depot in the city is about sixteen door* from the corner of Pearl and Chatham streets, on the right hand side in passing to the City Hall?No. 90 Chatham street. This is onr only '1105 Shirt Depot for th. or hut little tab ?r H won I found a benefit from the use of Moffat's Pill* ami Bitter*, and I by continuing their jwr ehurt tiinr, broom nearly ai mint evrr. Tlif grr it rhtuiy-e in tin appearance i? the la st reoi.mintuiUti.iti of thy tiriifiiff in tins oImuimii- Ho urea tin' uiedleiiie in hit family in prefrrrace to ?n> othp:. Tlr; effuel |.roilureil uihui tin* iiiiiu nat iiiilurril ol lit* neighbora, wliolllti1 Un .iflli. lid ith tin- complaint, to try ir.ainl I hrlietr in carh rite, the rraulr wa* an efle.tual run. I will name Thotnat Wilib a? ona o( tlieae. Uriijaniin Ifawlry mii he Mara no other Urol of jnllt in hit family: lie mini.leu them the lirtt no ilicine he can it at he Ills unwell mill If. Ill in tin -pnn* of I8.W, by Iting wet feet when ploughing i he continued weakly till narvrat. Hf (ivci thy medicinea tlw credit of ruiiti* lam. Hf lia? -ont arena! perrons In mr to Hirrhno-thrin. (jj.i-.idi K?wreti|waj lor .1 loin: inn* afflicted with tie, and rotr ey-a; he her iin? unable to work, tried varioiM prearrt|gtoaa witlioul lurrrw, w u rei-ointncnile.l to Mnff.it'a \l. iliciiif li) ariarrtl pert, mi err heroin. ntnl to try having no faith miln in. He riimn at laat to a>k mv opinion f.oceniiug thi-in. I l.l.l turn I liail royaelfb" n cured of tbal Hi* I?f. Iiy thf mr of tini medirinr,'and felt it lobfinv duly fo rrroinroend to other* .ifflii'tfil with it. Hr {.amrarneeii the itar nf tin* I'iMa m l Billi rt. in rariM'tt at I directed Into, ih- rail, it in again m ii few il.n i i|iiitr rtunnol in apte-aiam-i-, ami Mid he ti ll hi-Iter. Took am.(In i bottle of (inter* ami a Inn of Pill*. In aleiur three wrokt lir waa ready to take hold of the plonji handle* attain- Hr baa ermtinned healthy. and atcribra hi* n fo?ery to ihy medicine* II.- Ifflim-a Kit nut a rrrtinralf not wmIi'iu h:? name pntiltiliril. I iiilnrined lnni thai n? hi* w at a Mriking intlam-f, wlurh hr ailtnitird. 11 aeetnedilur to the pnhli. to have hi* cue pnhli*hed. Not in iking furlhrr patlieniar objection I ntr lua nainr. John Murphy aav* hi waa afflicted all laat w inter, with a nain t?m tirvMt, thru micIi it* leverity that be n turn himwlf in bed without rising up. On takin? a Hkwr ??l Moffatt'i Pill* hn fonn i iom? lie I tb? n i Imi ted it entirrlf. Hi hid mi fiilh in ihf ON*, ?till redde in thi? wintry, tnd the fowtrfiiHr nto*tly vidonfary and unaolieifrd te^timoniali naif of the medicine*. A number of other* hat e titr-ii *i nilar tiiirnff* in I'ifftr of thy medicine*, hut it w?* h'H *fW m' w*? *f lei?ure to note them down, and I on* venture-to ohM for truth what kai brc?jft* dim my Vhare mi??taicd *ny particular I *m cmM*** rrmt ii n* >?f? by .Wn MjW .Mr. iM fr" 'wm'M .mgr of I ...j am .(i?ri.a ibj. mnura. in ihi*v i?iii i|imi?i?-?i ?*i- irr all thr.tuk thr *n*r ot (to*, ahil llif larahiaMt iririllCllli-? till lilV, and for aiuhr I Mijn. ,1 IIF.NJAMI.N U. |)A\flT For rtl* at tlir nlfr M th* I lift llMUi, 17i 8 mail way, Mar DR. W B MOFFAT. AJ?? by hi? a|ipuintcd ?f?i?l?. j? JW in?*r I 4 Vl i \h. ii CHATHAM THKAlUi;. Tti? Olii I'rii:** R?->time?J. MUM)A\ tVE.NJMo, Juue he pcilorm?aice mil eoiii* mance irli THE RAILROAD STATION. a Jjtr? h. i'iou Ju-k Hobiiu Hi. Id .vim W Smith Mr? Ju.Uh After which SAM PATCH IN FRANCE. Sim Patch Marble Pic.t Herbert Bnd*et t Mrt Thome To conrlml. with SINBAjD THE SAILOR K ibub Seftou Sn.b.i.1 Hieid Nourmaleah Mm Metuycr Doom will Ojieii in future at a ijuartei put 7 o'clock, and the t-uruiu will n?r .1 I o'clock puuctuilly Dr encircle, jo euli -Bonne. U?Pit, 111,-Private Bovea. OLYMPIC TIIKATHF. MONDAY EVENING, June li.?The iwrfnrtiuiucei will com mrt?*e wirb TWELVE MONTHS. Jul, Graham October Mitchell Aiuil Mim Small-ton After which. VALET DE SHAM. 1 aptaiu Trivet F.dw in \Vi*lri Uraham l*i Miaa Ay re. After which lun.x owrxr.o. Guy OooJIurk Srftou I John Jo. f" Edwin Eliza M> lion Mii. Singleton To conclude with RICHARD NO III. Ru-hard, Mitch. II H?iu> King, Nickinvou Sally Ann. Mia? Roberta. Dreaa Circle, yo ceuU?Upper Boxes, UetuU?Pit, la.?Private lioxex, Tin- Door. will in future open at 7 and the Curtain will rue a half-nut 7 precisely. AMF.KICAN AH'S K I'M AIV I) CSARDKSS. CO UN KM OK BROADWAY AND ANN STREET P, T, BARNU.M. manager. EVERY DAY AND EVENING Tills Wr.EK, commencing ira Monday, June 6. Bevt attraction ill [lie city Day .Liters admitted llie iRrnp evening KKEL Th manag*i i* mo.i luin?y to announce to th* public that th? verv liberal juti tiatft boitowed upott thii Mtiblithinent kii induced Itiiii to incur n Mill greater cxiMJuac for (heir gntificttlion, and liut lie Inajiut coinideted :i SPLENDID (J-AKI)EN on tlie top of tin* Miim tint alia tin* ulioiiune buildings on Bond tvat*, covering aii arii of BEVK.N THOU SAND SUl AKK KEET. One more week of llie my.terioux GIP8EY GIRL 1 She ran lie privately coiuulted during the day. The NEW YORK BRASS BAND luu Item engaged, and will play a variety of national airv eveiy evening in the garden. MISS ROS^'I LI K. llie Vocalial COLLINS, the Comic Singer; C F. LF.STF., ilte Dancer JLNIMJI I. M.I t? JV A> TISM, NIAGARA FALLS, ALBINO LADY; GLASS BLOWING. Au iutermiavion of half an hour for promenade and refreshmenla. A claa.ic acene by Mr. Bennle, entitled IL STUDIO, OH LIVING STATUES. Brand Coamorama, and more NOVEL CURIOSITIES than are contained in any live luuaeuina ill America. A splendid day performance every Wednesday and Sunn, f afternoon Admittance to the whole tb cent*?children half price. jei HILL'S SEIV VOKK Nl'SKUM (Formerly known aa Pcale's,) No. ibl Broadway, puuuaitr IKt City HallTREMENDOUS ATTRACTION !?INCREASED NO VELTY! Two Pcrfonnaiicea Daily. MONDAY, May :t0. ami every evening during the week YANKEE HILL AT HOME. Oraud Exhibition of the wonderful POLYSI'ASTES VIEWS Iiii;t imported from Eur?>p?, by Mom J Martin, and to b? pre J seated to the public for the lir time in this country. Last wishes of the Emperor Napoleon, rsprest nted hi ten magnificent PolvspastcH Tableaux. Among tie other views to be exhibited will Iks found? Ut-LaTotir de Nc?de %\?Campo Vecchio at Home. 3d?Ruins of the Abby de Saint Berlin it St Omer. ttli?Loiter be, and La Ciemmi in three Tableaux. On this occasion will also be exhibited a new Dagum*'* Diorama. Mr. Hill will deliver bis lectures on the habits, customs, mau ners, lite., of the Down Eastern?and conclude with a number ot ins popular Yankee Stories, Anecdotes, Imitations, &C. The wonderful Dwarf for one week longer. Two exhibitions daily. The afternoon exhibitions commences at 3 o'clock I'. M. The evening performances at half-pttst ft. Admission to all 23 cents. *no A RCII STREET THEATRE, in PhilaiRpbia-To l.? t the Arch Street Theatre for the seasons of 1042 and 3. Apply to P. M. i.afottreade, tUO Crown street. SAML. BRAUBON, Secretary. Philadelphia, June 3, 1812. _ je 4 Inv/ TAAOrERREOTYPE NF.XV PATTERN APPARA'ITS. K. A. AHTAILT* t o., igh' Fulton street opposite Bl Paul's church, have received per packet slop Argo, and offer for sale at low prices, 300 French (dates, large sixe, u inches half on ti half; 23 complete Daguerreotype apparatus, new pattern; 30 anoiiiaric lenses, made at Paris, by Alphonae Oiroux III Co.; 100 hot ties hyposulphite of soda. Also, tripoh of venisc, rodine, chloride of iodine, bromine, bromine of iodine, chloride of gold, and the new accelerating substance. je3 lm*c FIREWORKS, CRACKERS.&C. F OURT H .1 UL Y, 1842. /COUNTRY siid city dealers in fireworks, will find it to their advantage to call and examine an extensive assortment of the liest quality, at R. AYLIFFE'8 old establishim ur, 8?i Chatham street. A large quantity of fire cracker* iu*l reccire 1. Remember the itigu ol* the two mammoth sky rockets and gold key hull t jy4*r XiTASH1NOTON HOTEL, BROADWAY, NEW YORK The undersigned in presenting himself as the proprietor I of this favorite hotel, bogs to inform bis numerous friend:, and J acquaintances, that lie is the (arson so long and favorably Known to the patrons or the above establishment, as i" John." Tin* house has undergone various alterations ami repairs. The rooms nearly furnished anew, and will he lit without hoard, by the day, weekK or month, at very moderate nricrMO si to accord with the times. The high reputation of the Washington Hotel for its wines and liquors, will be sustained, and nothin; shall be wanting on the part of the proprietor, to make comfort ibb parties who may h nor him with their jwitionage. JOHN MARRINKK. N. B.?The Assembly or Ball room, i* at present Under the process of renovation, when finished w ill present to the beoolder a room for*diincnsiotn and beauty?will he second to none in this Union?will be let with or w ithotK the rooms adjacent toil, for concerts, balls, dinner parties, clubs, committees, public meetings. 8tc. je5 lw n*t)X DOLLARS HKWAHD-Lo.i la?t Wednesday rrei ing at Niblo'a Harden. a r?*d rnonocco book of large sire, containing b ttcrs, hills and other pipers, o( no value or use to any one hut the owner. Whoever w ill return the same to No. t?i Libertv street, up stairs, sVall receive the above reward. jc3 31 *c 117 ANTED?A Chief Cook with an uaexrrptionabh charm v? ter, for H. B. M.'s steamer "British Uiuen." Appt/oa hoird between the hours of 10 and 12 or 5 and 7 jet 4f* A VOICE FROM LOWER CANADA. IVA"ONTREAL, January 15, 184*.?Oenu:?You will be ?ur* prised when I inform you that a large body of Cockinawawga Indians c.nne into my store and traded moccasin*. skin of foxes and otters, for your candy, vvhieb would have amount* ed in cash to fifty dollars; and I am happy to say that the Canadians now regard it as a general restorati also, that my stock is nearly exhausted. We have a large ft.. of'the British arnriv here, also, who have acknowledged its eminent merits, fis fact, I cannot supply the demairi, snd yc?u must continue to repl# nidi nr. siock. I shall .mo eit t!;. to c* k, Utd MM you an immediate remittance. Yours, truly, DAv ID ASPIN WALL. To Messrs. J. Pease fk Son, 45 DivLioi, Biooklyn, Dec. 27. IS41.?Gentlemcu;?I deem it out justice to you, however unprofessional the act may be considered, t nourly increasing, and my hopes of his recovery coiiurmed.? Justice require* this tribute to your discovery. II. HUNT, M. D To Messrs, Pease Ik Son, 45 Division st. AortVTS? Redding, No. 8 State stieet, Boston, Mass, Raw h k Co. 57 State street, Albany, N. V. Ziebcr, I'hihdeljhh, Pa. Roluoxm, No. lit) Baltimore street, Baltimore, 7?!d. Jlahbimn, Louisville, Ky. Cook, Pittsburgh, P?. lobson, No. 20 St. Charles street, New Oilcans Watson, Memphis, Term, Adams St Blunt, HuuUvilJc, Ah. W. T. Tannciiill, Nashville, Temi. Tobey, Cineiinuti. Ohio. Piefty Teller, Detroit Mich. R. J. Woodwool, St. Lours, Mo. Kisehei, Washington City, I). C. IT/" Each envelope of the genuine llorehonnd Candy is iirn T fi A V I.I.I Et HorSK.KEEI'KHS?PA I KNT RKI.KOOCK I NO HE PEATINO rlSTOI.A?K?0H4, both vnal an I female, ran with this pistol project their live* and property if at ...irked bj m^tiy i?cr*on*, m on** of tinm it ein f\F the citizen* of New York, is beyond doubt HOBOKKN I The most fashion ?i |e and favorite excursion in the Mimm-r j is to its extensive and heatitifnlly diversified public walk-* and I grounds. These have recently been greatly embellished, b? which the pUct hns f> en rt njiwd more lovely than it en w before. At the Klvsian Fields, there is the additional attraction of excellent irmtrnmenial minor, in the afternoon, on Monday'* Wediu'i?d*y'* and Saturday*?. The Hoboken Ferry Bo.it-; are bsihlsontelv pre|tared f >r l!??- -uinrner. ?n?l ply eomtsnlJ* trom Bvr? In (.'anal, and C'hrwtopher street*. A farn- howt runs to Canal tree? i?i the evening until lu oVIOck. jeJfw in* r>. inr-Mmi., "I Hw Jrticlr, fcticwn .'.11'!h i>?* ni.d U'. l.tr. BwiU'-k "x" 'ifif itifHiiftv nf Oil ci'Miiirv f,lr vfinl*1'. ol I. Ml Uiiu ?W',y V ""V wlT^niwmnif. Whiro tin,' .rrf,, f*?r.tnrcv'f'rn?r C*n?i?l t wlurh i? rnndurt.dww.rthr immi ilutr frn.l'noi- nf ihr *ufc?rribrr, w?lltaow?lo br Utr >iir Chief ElMiinrer. john rykeh, jr. For Awie'enl Emiiiiom. afrhibal.l nome, knxtnt' omp'ey no. si. h'-urv wwiw), llo do nil. i. william ii. cnlimtki, in il l no.? dantel c"*er, hyiliurf .in no. i m lurln fallon. kmrim dn no. it harle* j. ilurii, llo no. ii iiftrmo W voritn, iln do no. j.i. Abraham B.ntart.Jr., do do no. sf. wm. ii. 'oihell, harlem'' do ib? no. jv |f lit iw james alkx'a.nkkr ftointos hv itminnl orrki. to so. 1 ureal u Bi u.Diirn i iirrii-i n( nm.in mi l fulton etrreti. ie| fin iw e D A V W AT KR,~-JiMt reeriTeil from Faint I mii.tmi liniKirod v*H..H4 nf Bi* Wafer, a atifierinr r>for ill- hv the buttle, rail.IB, o, bariel. br WM J. KHMER, mil 7i *i 17m South itiett ?v

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