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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28

From the New York Journal OF Commerce
ANNUAL COMMERCIAL STATEMENT.
The annual state ment Of the commerce and nayi.
CATION Of the Uoi'ed States was laid before Con-
eress on Thursday. The following abstract of its
contents is furnished by our Washington cores
pendent.
The number Of vessels. their tonnage and crews.
which entered the ports at the United States for he
Nnnr rnLr.. lie Intl, S.t,io,,A IsII. - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28

az, ?. $50. 7Ii 81
Whale fishery, registered and enrolled, Isl, 4O5 II
OF tho enrolled und licensed tonnage there IS en-.
ployed IN steam navigation, Ia, 322.4i.
The number of vessels built during the wear
amounted TO 76l. Their tonnage lis, 693.7I.
The tonnage for the year 1911 is less than that Of
1910, bv 5O,9I9.79 tons.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
AUCTION SALE or sToCx 90, - -.

AUCTION SALE OF STOCK OF C,OoDs
RN virtue oi Deed Of Trust executed bv w Ar.,sr,
49, 49, wnc 20 " fniam md w Goddin, bc.ror d,te iie
fW Iany, lrtS and " record In tho ilueti.tg , o ~
9i lecy d bc hmond will be sold ~ pghic nuction on
10y W o.nayol August, 1872 Commencing az . o.
c'cE MfMttc Sf1ro occupied by Fsid Allen On c N,,
slns stock rcnahinE on hard, consisting Of Cloihs
hNHntfr NcfunFf aud al such attirles al feiong ~,
Merchant Iaora Estahlshmcnt Including u,nv a,tirlos
ol r,aY made clothing a the Ftore Furniture nrniior
s'yea corniefa anil hrat ratio Iron Chest AndimnnI
aey auer me Fsn % The goods Will he aod in H. n,pner
we tsbic on lih ~ opposite the Exchange Hotel ono
ono cart wasfon aud harness. 6rsfatc ia foucbe
and harness. sset oi carnage harness aud saddles and
TERMs.Por AL sums ~ si0 and under cash Tor an
sum, above negotiable notes with approved ondgracia
ouf months ny THE TRUSTEES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28

whether from party or patriotic motives, we shall
see in few days"
As'o the amour, Of money to be paid and 10
whom, the Msdisonan has the following,
RUMORS.
Some oil the false rumoSs NAoat state that msnsy
To be paid TO England others that It Is to be given
TO Maine, SC. There is not word of truth ia any
Of them.
This does not conflict with the uerald's statement
which gives sl5o,OOo to Massachusetts,.
We shall learn particulars in the course of time
See letter OF cur correspondent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28

E0 noXEs Loaded Tin. Tor Roofing House T.
iu q JOHN N. GORDON.
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Foreign IrnportatIon..

LiveoolaOo coal 300 sacks salt eooo
Chaemagne ci2 bags saltpetre IS che SITS
gunny bags 2s bales guny cloth ia bales hides loo bundles
bags lnsred, q order. Nv $3.50 WV
GuAYAMA-Bng J,ne-5O cks molasses Meyer Stucker-3
40 Naylor-io TO Deforcst coo do @ Thurston &
MAnAcAIno-Bg Unions23 bags coffee 1896 hides 10 bags
cocoa 100 goat skins IS bb basam capaiva bags Dbl
Old copper bdl tiger skins A Arreng,era,
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Passengers Arrived.

Liverpool AND HALiFAx-Steamer Columbia at BOSTON,
From Liverpool Bcston. w Harder Murer Miss Lee
Hart, Ms Hart, Il Edwards H Shaw, Mr. Simpson, Mr.
rant yant Mr. Written Mr. Vance, @ r Symmes ii Chapman
halifax e Boston, Mrs Cassidy, Mr. Oxley, Mrs Obey d
CALCUTTA AND ST. HELEsA.ship Charlemagne-- Ma.
i SSssSn ,r fe s; and servant HO
KISGsror, Jam-Schr Alabama-R Reiseibach Espedes
March, Shaw, Ellen Shaw Maria Savage and servr
in stccrage - " y
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The news from England seemed to increase the business
OF the markets to-day. but marked decline in prices
took place. In AsheSnoc our last about 900 barrels
Pots have been taken at $685. No sales of Pearls have
come to knowledge. Flour and GrainCanal can be
bought at 62 though held higher generally and Ohio
at 20 Michigan common brands In good order at
So Southern flour is dull, without change in price.
Wheat continues in good demand and is sold 81 rs ST.
&c. according to quality Rye worth So censnot much
here, nor much wanted. There Is not much Corn in
market lot Of Western sound sold at so cents
weight We quote sound Southern 50 So cents and
Jersey at So cents, both measure
Some small sales Of Cotton only made al irmcr
prices sale of Teas took place with the following
suits -
TsrmsNoss at six months to be made satisfactory to
sa11erv -
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| FRENCH DYEiNG AGENCIEs-O. W. Bnrnnsn, -
is..Sa New i.,sa bSsIefhIs public s.rssiIa,
that The above 1 has been IN sesJ
lem richness 81 finish nsaaiiiy N returning
ss 'I s me Gsss wi" find to s'r
WoNDERFUL DIsc0vERY.-A- cox the mosI ccIe.
auy announce e Il. Old " 81 and 'd heir ends ya
asd octed Iinef =, No Is Csnlre street three doors from
ch,mbs the Post Once, New York, the purpose
by having had the advantage of visiting the manufsciarar
used IN the Manufacture of cloth and learning the
ei ip Ierasaons TO restore colgr with. y injury.
Turing hi absence from his city where he with the
and eonnunt and w pow b ,e sra s * r
with that liberal which has been extended
Al aril p puncirai'y aite i,d by directing to
, A. con, No 10 Centre street.
epana ana altering done IN the neate manner and the
To The PgbicCautionA Cox is the original Coat Reno
ITO LET-Thc whole part Of houss with saTna7s ior
The situation !, very desirable For nIher particulars al
E n s. w g. is1v
bond between the hours of 10 and 10 or5a nd7
Sc sE TEa. l in % 5 aud M
ply to r. NJ La0"rcade 100 CTnwp i,r sGfsoN
Philadelphia, June 3, 1912. je linz
SEi sss Hss & S ss s.
MoSNM92UTH DANTE note. Of The MONMOUTH Bank
s E s.c jersey 'ne" ''ue' are redeemed EAT
RRITIsH QUEEN.-Letlsr bags for the steamer British
and w' No. sGis
st. js on Il. Tuesday June 7 10 O'clock hMARNprN
VALENTINE hs, re,noyedhi. Gard Epmying and Prntar
HRs'ss wsas I'D s aDs
roy s.SsaaS 1;sS s !'% safsss$
S '1! sss
%Rs as % , S
s Sfs: 'iH% .s@s
ss & Hf 19'fS
portrait Of W ,shnson son alter the prosecution sf frame Is
worth the 'ssf. siEsf as sss asd AS
Alt.c 43l Broadway, New York
for sale At " ''' s. j. sYLVEss Y iSF ss%oan''
sold at s. j. 'SYLvESTERs, '''
p. ~: q an D,s; United si.s. made
inc '' terms treasury N'ss T' siIvEsT rE RssS0on
ie.c 20 Wall st, aud 1870 Broadway.
rpbi he'd Carey H~ Notes Hi oa. ib1eash fu
sSs tho sss
''' BY o FIX MSs 3 y TT sEss with plates
We commend it to the public sterling work Of travel
u. s Gpettc.
The author has contrved give descriptions places
sSSsa sS co fSa
We doubt not bat these interesting volumes will be
eagerly sought for by the public.-New World
The work precisely such glad to take ny
when he desires information upon the subject OF which Il
treats.-Brothcr Jonathan
very pleasant understanding Of ramhles through
and furnished in style which every will find agreeable
-Pennsy lv anan.
There the work that is interesting and in
structiye.-Del Journal. "
We think this book destined become extensively popular
and cordially join with brethren OF the press in com
mending it. to popular favor-Daiy Chronicle
For sale by WILEY & PUTNAM
lei 2ws
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Provision Market .

thought last week. IN recording the fact that prices
had fallen in the retail Market that Prvsons was down
as low rs could well be- but this week every thngs still
lower This indicates scarcity Of money, as people &C.
nerally economies in any and every thing bat edible In
stead Of FIVE six different kinds we must now be con-
tent with one or two sorts Of vegetables.
Any quantity OF Pigeons have been brought market
from the County OF Warren Pa, and Fulton County, ~
y Five thousand came in the Dewitt Clinton last Tues.
day. they fetch cents o bill
Strawberries are getting plenty, also Cucumbers and
Green Peas The law preventing the sale of Oysters in
the market took effect Tuesday they will be sold and
eaten nevertheless, as usual
The time for supplying houses with plants is nearly
notice the ladies patronze the -four girls on the
north side Of Washington market extensively. A morn.
ing walk there for city bellies is quito animating
n proma ade on the Battery.
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Died.

On the Ord instant, AsBv H. daughter Of Josiah and
ADDy H. Montague, aged years.
The friends OF the family invited attend her flu
neral this afternoon at O'clock from the residence OF
her grandfather, No ~ North Moore street.
On the nth OF March, board the English bark VIII
IRISH Girl on his passage from Madras ST. Helena Jo-
'krH H. Youngest son of Henry r. and Nancy l.. Hosng-
Ton, aged year and = months.
On the 2nd instant in the 74th year of her age AcSEs
Johnson relc OF the late Isaac Johnson formerly Of New
Brunswick, NJ.
On the I'd instant, MARGARET CoRsAS after short ill.,
ness in the 39h year OF her age wife of William Cor
ban.
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SHAKESPEARE.
III PARK ROW

THIS old and well known establshm. Mt, having been
thoroughy renovated will be opened for the sccommoda-
uon Of the public the evening Of Mond the June
will be conducted under the immediate personal supern-
endence Of the subscrber who pledges himself every
exeIton to please those who may favor him with call
The Larder will always be supplied with the choicest deca-
ces Of the which will be up man
melt at prices in accordance with the times.
The Bar will be stocked with wines, liquors, &c. draught
and Scotch sles London porter AMI all OF the very best
quality.
The proprietor trusts by the excellence Of his vands liquors.
wines Sc with strict personal attention business and
moderate charges to miintan the high reputation that the
Shakspeare enjoyed even in its palmy days.
Private for the Of dinner and supper
parties (Sgncd) EDWARD WINDUST
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40 WILLIAM STREET.
PRivcrAL OFFIcE-Letters deposited before halfpas,
hapast H. and half past O'Clock, will be out Coy
delivery at Q, L. and O'Clock.
BRANCH OrrroEs-Letters deposited before 7 H. and
o'clock, will be sent out for delivery and o'clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG. Agent.
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than at any period since the returns have been published
in the present FORM commencing July 1884, which was
the next highest being $i7o7o.Ooo. The lowest point
was January in the present year when but fi6
Ooo In July last the bullion f50l 000 from which
gradually declined to f49lsOOo in November; in De-
cemoer had increased to 0O0 and has been accu
mulatng regularly until II has reached the present
amount The payment OF the quarterly dividends fully
accounts for the expansion by the Bank of England If
there be any ground for doubt upon that subject it can
apply only to the private and joint stock banks Of Eng
land and wales; where united circulation shows an in
crease Of Eoo6,3S3. This is relatively 50 trininr an
amount that all aleouae TO account FIR tho c
dundaney OF money in the London market and its
quent low value. The of that increase rn.x be
fairly ascrbed to the partial stimulus that was for ,hor
time given mercantile operations by the publiesion
the tariff aided by the additional demand FIR xa;o
descriptions of commoi tes In the spring. compared With
the winter months This conclusion is also borne ON, nv
the fact that the partial movement in business was in
great measure, confined to England and accordingly we
find that the circulation of the banks Scotland and Ire
land which did not participate in represented dinution
and not an increase The exception Of the tring expan
sion of by the Bank Of ireland scarcely worth
notice. for it is accounted for by the payment of the quar-
erly dividends in the that of the Bank of
England.
In the manufacturing districts the accounts were DOS
soie sui more dscouragng than before Many mllcrs
continue to talk OF further reduction in work and
wages Some Of the papers affected to ascrbe
this to design OF driving people desperation with the
view Of embarrassing the government but that the dis
trcss real is made evident in the fact Of the failure of
large print house in Manchester whose liabilities amount.
ed to 100000 end their assets cssoo decline Of
ia per pound in good qualities of ao twist had also taken
place. These were evidences of real distress. and their
influence was felt upon the cotton market which suffered
depression The awful conhagraon at Hamburg, in.
voving the destruction Of property estimated at from
$50 ss5eooooo which was 10 900 s of corn
lad cast gloom over sll the markets Of the continent
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On "Wednesday the LIST Of June, at New Brighton sto
ten Island, by the Rev. Or. Wainwright WIS., CoMpras
BoLror Captain u. 8. Navy, to MAmv Hrsrrrrs ds,gh
ter Of Henry Lynch ESQ. -r
On the 2nd instant by the Rev. 8. ID. Burchara, Ai.,
city
On board the u s. ship North Carolina on the s instant
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BOAT ESTABLISHMENT.
0 WATER STREET,

FOUR DOORS EAST OF cATHARINE MARKET. e
THE Subscriber having his mandatory, and under hi
own immediate erntendence some Of the oldest and
fcr building description Of boats which enables MIN
furnish at the shortest notice. Boats Of the most approved
del and workmanship, the liberal terms.
BUILDER of hs Sultan Of Muscsss Pleasure Barge, the
Ann, Of Peekskil Washington Of foughksecss Duchess,
Hyde Park. Sylph and Wave. Of Mobile, Geo StsuCt o
The sail boats VIM. Crous, Fashion, Zanon Star and Ed
Min EOreSf. kc.. &c. &c lei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-04

GOETHE SUNDAY MERCURY Of To.morrow will
contain No Kill Of the graphic sketches of city charac.
ter Theodore Marshhausen. The continuation and con.
eign News by the Columbia latest of the Ring somethine
o the History OF Broome and Bungaree from the London
Sunday Times; Christian We story from the Ger
man. rom bockwoods Magazine Lecture on Macbeth
py frenchman, fightfully funny; Chit Chat, contain
ing an the news Of the week the Common Council and
things Nov by Ladle distressingly humorous; bcaut
Jul and moral sermon by the fresh and inexhaustble
DOW, Jr., bless his old pate Machine Poetry by
spoons The Progress ofLbery; Editorials all
subjects; the latest Local and General News. Office
beekman street-Price cents single copy 81 for eight
months sent IN wrapper any part OF the world. Ed
tors Z, o. Paige and SAM Nichols who have connec-
ton Whatever with any other weekly with any daily
paper published in this city.
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BY the Rev Mr. Harris Chaplain Of said ship FnEp. c.
WAaD, u s. N. of Professor l.. C. Ward IT, s. NJ to
Me. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-04
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
Ied !. so a I'd, P from Sc.
ment ON the last column Of fourth page m3 is
DRgsR;ANIpRETHs Th}.s .cupe. bodily
Vet who are 'is1ss D'5 ;'ffri FILES the
trial; they recommended by thousands whom they have
cured when all other aud medicines had proved uava
Let nvads read the following account Of Sailor cured Of
Pill TSes are hcIb IL nature which have We auts
&c
EEEsA9ED zsS FIFE Of F " Ts ESs p
'E s isS%
E:'S:
poihns for him could prescribe any %sdsns; That
fssssSJs s # ss s:Sr
soas Of s SSa
'f sfs ssss$
have dreaded death that feeling nothing
yos death s Gs R % N on ,snd ,Ss
misery That b. bones tender Re could bear
painful The doctor he would give him no
e % Ss Of P P1RS
Be- % Ts hvs pills and sometime increased he
the doctor not knowing what he using said Now shaw
looking like again if you improve in this
YOU will be weln That he found every dose
Brandscth Pills relieve himr they cured him OF the rain
when at STOOL and they cured the diama finally
,ns IN h bonc5 that the medicine seemed add strength to
hm every dy he told the doctor Yesterday the nth instant
that be fe himself we'll and also that he owed his @
Banrets Pills under provdenc that he had akcn hr msd
snowp nc bad been taking thai medicine he should not ha,
stayed another day In the house. lie considers - his duty g
make THIS pnbic Statement for the benefit Of al similarly AZ
them JOHN SHAW.
John Shaw being by duly sworn this 2th day Of April
1884, did depose and say that the foregoing nt = tre
Commissioner OF Deeds.
BRANDRET1rS PILLS
sold at Is per boz with directions at the following
Dr. BRANDRETrrs PRINCIPAL oFFICE-an Brosd.
Bowery Office 27i Bowery.
Ia9Is Hudson street, IFS Second street.
Observe the labels each having upon two signatures Of
Dr. Branderh each boz Of the genuine has SIX
Three Bensmin Brlndrcth and three b. Brandeth IT,
Besides the labels full Of small printing done inl
there being the labels nearly three hundred impressions
Benjamin Brspdreths Fills jetll.r
INDIA CASHMERE OR CAMELS HAIR sHAWLs-
e. NEWHALL, 1872 Washington street, Boston has 70
sale fifty India Shawls; coIo red and white-long am
squarc-pces from twenty-five 10 hye hundred dollar.
Also. several Embroidercs Canton Grape shawis.
je, T&Th etaw Pm ins'r
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BILLIARDS..

HE proprietor Of the Saloon in the Arcade
has lifted up one OF the most extensive and elegant
the world.
Its central locality Chestnut street. imms dately opposite
Jones' Hotc will be found convenient and worthy atten
ton Of entlcmen travelling who indulge the healthy
else of Billiards.
Philadelphia, June Cd, lsa2. jeigsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-04

o. CHATHAM THEATRE-This is the last night
but two Of the Encouragement of John Seton when he
pears as Price Pretty in the Vaudeville of He's A.
Miss and in the celebrated drama of the Night Hag A
new drama Of powerful interest entitled Wbcrt the De-
formed IS also produced for the first time in America-
Scott HELD Mrs. Thorne and Miss Messenger sustaining
the principal characters.
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MEDICAL AID.

LII those who in need Of medical aid of de-
book entitled the Rabeon with engIavings This little work
was written and published by Dr. Gregory 1895 In 4l he
published second edition with many valuable Improvement,
ENLARGED The engvnEs arc beautifully dom and are accom-.
IN city practice at - Mott street nearly opposite the
ing diseases Of this ehasrater many YEAR, past enables him
rect The patient here guided in the selection Of remedies
according the and condition Of the
The plan Of the book show the ordinary symptoms
occurring in with the best method Of cure
then shows what other symptoms and do frequently hap
with appropriate and remedies adopted In
the bad symptoms should The price Of the book
Is so cents.
worthy Of remark that many persons instead Of being
promptly cured continue from day day taking
under circumstances where medicine alone could
make Now il is important the patient that
which be particularly explained in public pnt
those interested will find in detail perusng the little boob
70 Be had al the drug stores n Fulton st. nYwbe So 70 and 1907
Dr. Gregory has established himself in the practice of med.
and 81 Mott street. which drug
about 100 yards from Chatham SQUARE nearly Opposite the
home may be consulted at hour the day
evening.
Letters from the country describing symptoms and en-.
closing fee, will be puncualy attended to if paid.
jei lmsr
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CAMPHENE

WEBB, through his inventions OF the articles known 40
W Camrhsne and Webb's Burners. has thrown mucn
light throughout th. country for past
,shtened public being led away w which
be Obtained this city exc~m al the old
established EMPORIUM OF LIGHT, iI8 Broadway corner
Canal which conducted under the immediate supe nm
tenence Of the subscriber who well known the igi.
nal inventor of the same.
A. v. H. WEBB, General supt
m212 ais Broadway, cor. Canal st.
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90 HOLIDAY AT THE MUsEUM-Familics, chill.
and strangers will remember that splendid variety
oipcrformances take place at the American Museum this
afternoon at 3oclock. First and foremost the list of
performers stands Mr. Whiilock, the Ethiopian meodst
and banjo player There is humor in his "nigger
verses than ever Joe Grimal could boast Of and the
aay which ne brings from the banjo that celebrated
throws the guitar piano entirely in the shade whit
JOCK quite equal not superior to sweena; and off the
stage he IS gentleman and respected by ali who know
NM HIS pupil Master Frank, is quite as good dancer
rs Master Diamond and of his bad habits
linen we have the Gipsey Girl, Miss Rosale, Celeste,
Bonnie Morris, Animal Magnetism, Indians and suuaws
and lots of other attractions-all for 25 cents
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
THIS EVENING a~fbs evening. rerlorm.nc. TO DOM
Wien THE :.,s @ ssE sMgsIcALE
'''''' VIII. EikE ' %9Rk K ,'i''on Of
sEcoAo fRoMEs ACE siY MUSICALE.
Door. q hall sssenO'cIoeA Entertainment. to
PAaX THEArHE.
THURSDAY, June 4li,
The public tsaecaiiy informed that the Theatre will n,
clSed DIS evening N eon'e"en's Of the necessity fora nigh,
La soNNAMBULA.
Monday-Mr Manners Farewell Benefit.
The Msrases the pleasure of announcing engagement
''' SIX nights az MT ii' fXS Sf I3'f EEisSsIER
whose fri appearance win als place "Wednesday June sh
Amin, LA soNNAMBTTh5;A;
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING" The 2 r s Re's ssssu..e. will
wi's,r wlLD5rF s5sI $ Rfsos Ss, u..,.
Mr. r H. F;:s$ss John r. S:.. Held
THE HE S SiSmr T ike
Davy j Losn Loyal, Sohn Seton Fergus CapEbs Held
DoG viii future pas, osioes' and tn.
sa sss s" lspv.. Bo.. .
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS D. jsns q Nj SS9' S.as.... will COM
sr.,,,. THE Rq SSS,s RSssasgsn .,.,.
y.,.. pA,,, sArggnf SS;$HilissS ss NJ ,
rLEAsAAasTT S SEioHpon.
oA'''' 2ss; l a.E sai~ lA0. Mn Wat sT'd
THE e &i fSs;'ys; viz WITHIN
Mr. r H.. ,h,u.,v Edwin Jeremiah Clip. , Graham
Dress Circle esn,.-Uppsr Boxes. 2, csns--R E-rnn
The Will future open at and tn. Curtain will r
HILLS NEW YORK; MUSEUM prevail,
lFormerly known as Peales.) chi,drenl
rREMEsD'osSuss 's:fTiy fyFS5; =; sx g.
MONDAY HSssnis. on on he sS
'ae Ei'i'''sF :! " IEE!s. ;s three
lust T. '.a
Among other view. to Ss Exhibited will be found
R%as the &C., AhSy DC ssGa R BERT + :, ome
On this occasion will also be exhibited Daguenes
MI m @ i bs~n si
Yankee siosss Xnesaos: Imitation SC.
TIVE w ssSfSn Dw y s wSs
SeoSa r NJ The evening performances at hAfa'.s
P4Rk s WE M PA A ND
30 Best airasson in city, Day vister admitted ihs
''I5 Ss1Ts JOIN DIAMOND the s,.a. and e.sin.
dancer whose hiss induced others his
leans. and viii il bis
S%SSd Ethiopian %s'Sie' and E'a.7ss. ""
One more week OF the mysterious GIPsEY GIRL. She
e. Ss1,H;s s;;1s ID fs;SuAys
Mss ROSaLLE, the Vocalist; LANSING. the Comic
TTSM NIAGARA FALLS, ALBINO LADY; GLASS
Grand Cosmorsma, and more NOVEL CURIOsITIEs
than contained in any five museuns in America
afternoon
Abundance the whole cents-childreu half price,
m22c
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC soCIETY-oraioro Of
Of the weather the evening Of the zh ulr and the
earnest request of large number of the friends Of
the Society this splendid Oaoo will be repeated Tuesday
evening" J"n ~ lsi2 4. Ihs b,s dysy Tsbsre;ele
Sister of David, Mrs Strong
Michal, daughter of SAUL Madlmc Otto
David. MIR Comes
Goliath Mr. Bennett
Jonathan, A Member
High Prest,. Mr. Bell
Messtnger, IA Member
Chorus Of Shepherds Waro-s, Leyi:es-Mae and Female
Attendants-by the Society.
Conductor, MIR u T. Hill.
Orgsnist, -. Mr. ID Harrison
Performance {, commence precisely at o'clock.
Single tickets 81. Tickets admitting lady and gentleman,
Sparks Secretary iii Nassau Street and at the door et sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-04
Married.

New Potatoes OF good size are for sale in marie.
few Water MELONS have been sold, from the South