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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-04
State OF Trade.

AsHEPots continue very dull at 81 % 81 3la Pearls
we quote at 81 o2l.
BREApsruFF-NOt the least change since Saturday &C.
nesee hour 81 sag.
BnEswAx-Prime Northern and Southern yellow in mo.
derae demand a. 2s3 80 eta The sales are principally
for export.
CorroS-The news per steamer being worse than was
looked for had the effect OF suspendng operations
400 bales sold chiefly to manufacturers decline
Of about half cent per lb from the prices current last
week.
Hay Common qualities North river bale in very Ii.
mited demand IS 80 cts.
WHsxEYDrudge casks still held at % cts, and pri.
barrels at 2sl cts There is very little doing in either
description.
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PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM.
AND fiGTUnh DAh,srHt.
Broadway, opposite The City Hall. 80
Mn. " bENNtyl, 80 :. 80. NANAOHh,
AFTERNOON rt.KFORM ANCt.s EVERY DAY,
ALL FOX ONE sH LUNG.
EXTRAORDiN Try ASrO NIsniN0l!
WON LkFuL A. p I tME N DOUs
GIANT BOY-l6 YEARS AND OVER SEVEN FEET
HIGH
FAT GIRL, DWAkt AND GIANTEsS.
GAM GIRL,
Fourteen Years Old. we hs 40 Pounds.
n DThHFt
BEING THREE INCHES SHORTER THAN TOM
THUMB =! - -
GRANTEES. NEATLY SEVEN FEET HIGH
ElGYT PERFORMERS
OF THt CHURCHES IN PHiLADELPhlA
Destroyed duriag the ae Riots Tak,n upon the spot by
an eminent atnt These picture. hundreds Of
square fee, OF embracing he whole OF the sug-
GhEAJ SDCCESS OF IHt.
WOEDr .RFUL OnPllAN FAMILY.
Or, Peany.heg Vocaiists
Consisting Of EatheT, MOthei, Small Children
These the Re Or han Mel ods, thy sing OFTEN
OFTEN, and dunk OFTEN
The following performer, are engaged
MIR WINCht.LL, the Come DclIneafoI!
Miss MAR, BARTON. Master BARTON, aud Mis
A. BARTON, The much admired yocalists
Grand Cosmorama Self Playing hleod-on, Seudd Picture
Gallery. and 5000 ufiosities.
TrAieruoon Performances Wednesday and Saturdays Al
ooSh for the convenience OF the day extra
ch ,ree he To The evening
O'clock
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LADIES ARTEMIAN BRACE

THE Subscribers offer the special Of the Lad
the PATENT ELASTIC ARTRMIAN BRACE, which musi
eenusy Indispensable article u the fem lie
robe Ii combnes of al tn
m proportions without the injurious tendencies of The
corsrsuca 7atuai comnressiou OF the chest
the free and hsahfd action Of the lungs ard
te dency to brIg consumption, Nc 6c To children Of
her VIII, have squif,d the habit Of stOopns will
be ound hignlv beash ldi possessing the power
ping the person ard III shoulders mm.tnca II wi
improve tn outi.le and Appearance OF tn.
trengen ana expand tn chest, aud will mp,d. tn fe
OF the For tae be ter SPECIAL un
the dies fayorng them with their pstronag the sabcr
opened apartment devopd exclusively their
nodaon which will be- under the
4 Lady perfectly acquainted with the nd fitting
he article.
Ladies Department No. Park Place. LIST door from Broad
way. WbolesaIe Department the old estabshmentef
PARSELLS X AGATE,
my2 Inns &C 2y Broadway, corner Of Park Place.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Herald Marine Correspondence.
San JUAN DE- FoRro efco Ma, 20. t8H.
and %ola,.s for Itch; Ab 49, des',a,
me Jsus tsais WIZ d.rsSmsia ~ np,1e H
ri f. s 100 Our spaa
which brought which they selling rs cent.
miscellaneous.
on % 5 @ % & Cha.
neil ., NV York d.ch"srd @ars aud pssse"ssr fsi
ed the c'ptam Francisco Drgo overload who was also
, S S%s g SSss Sa s1.'ss'
As.p. Of ror .mGsO FEN Live pool for rh'adelpha
Of st. Jcaa FL days rom Lo aoaa. bound to
Phi Ss,h M., a Is mile, sas Of s NJ
irst lat ai.o in7aso.
Foreign Porta
v ST Cno1 Mayai--ln pot Top T. di'a Star for New
l roy S. rK Nay s ss L'''0r and Caro-
u M TX g Gs s'p sdx Of
@ ' hid hsS Mara
ab Sse Hall Boreesx Gyms Rae era Blush e 2a
%Hss fiFa AID ay
oSa Mary %As
sic joh s.u IIr Kia s
S;uY"n soaas L,mstgn suHdetasd; ill,sm ti.her'
Q;is s
c., cS ssSS
Lake Ports
BvrrAto June AR, Indian. Chicago; Lexington, De
%s.. M bsz S,,sx: cis,f.aS Msss: s hss
cs:siSd msf'as :9s
Ss2 NV $. GS G.,ss1d
Net A"'e"''a'sA' a as.a%.u .d ns,.a'
PH,hAPEIrHA june 2.AI 81 Louis Marks. NeS Orleans
Wv M. sid Pr
1S:
Sd i.r. S S:s! %i: ss:a' Rs5s.
a saS % s% yssa.
81 H9 asa sssf sJ F''
arS Nay sA spy so s,S Yk sd 0
''.s Nav s% I.%$s sI Ysa Eli
o.ss5 aaiss%s I'd ,esi from Tho%a.s, k,ss
s% a$~
e Me1ic'n Demos from james Rsf' TO
Sssi fS @'c fs.s% ss ssp:ss
s rs: NJ;
cH.sIs;Jos, MAY sl-An "a Brown. wss:,s.eos, Hs
Cora BT fsnea Ss.u NJ H sen: Teo ss
| sAvANHAH, MAY so-Arr Clinton, Lyon, NYork-Cd d, Ra
salama {BT Bulhley L,yerpoolIsld. Am2,iean Blu gss
Mosmk May &c saseiiis tBr) Bainbridse Lyerg ol
John Unnlsp, Currier, Havre; Ranger Mil ken Rotterdam
| VI tstee Gould, Havana Jos phi B. Adams, Boston 90
| New ORLkANs May 25-Ar Ocmugee Hstt, n ork-Ci'
Ellen Brooks Haabro Pesrce Merchant, lBr) Liverpool
Maiatar do Panor Amsterdam; yard tFr) Bordeaux
Alabama, do Ochbfook, Hull, Eng; Catharlae London
| Seilu x, Boston.
| ApA' AcHcoLA, May 25-Cumb.rIand Power Lve pool
Coo,merc-, Rogers Enene Stsrk Paragou BRAY
iieaIy brown, Whit. NYork-Ar fsa@, Rowland, NYors
(Br) boothny, for Liverpool load,ngBarq esAl bama
| Merritt for do do; Globe Bnze r. Nfork do-Tinolso
dIsg-Schis- Lion Cif Senn OLE Taylor aud Tex
| tor, Smith, NYorh; Foam, Rowland dsg.
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LrvERrooship Lettia Hsye-6i coo safe. $50 bcIes OF
in IL 80 bars iron GO bids do u NJ Nhield22y6 bog
,tofei ssic io1sdo common do W odhrli n Nnlsrn.
LIyERpooLBsIqee seph O. arc-l72 bis iron Crooks
--lg29 sActs ,at Hcss cOi60 cks mdse LIE co50 DE-
bleaching do soda ash iouney JeDk ns60 do
Mowood co9s2 bars mon IS 900 fire bncks 20 500 states
order
GLAsaowshp James Morsn-55 tons OF splipt coal Sout-
ter broth. col2 bxs preserves dol0 cases cotol thread
William Whewrsht tsq--i2 brs L-e co-20do 20 chests
10 ssks Nor wood c02O0 OK, bleaching powder csk
allow bx sospJ Lee II e.; 900 * Irvine bx
Jenhns--5o csks bottled liquor Baton col BIZ l.
Martin COIL to order
BhrMErBsrqus Charlotte-ioOo pcs brown rolls 81 boIss
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To TAU,ORS.

CTTNEMET'S end complete work the subject Of
- Garments Of description style Of elee
be asej with he umot confidence offered 90
the being work wholly hing OF the
kind heofo introduced, by tn aid Of which p~non o.
moderate Is Obtain teur practical hnowedse o.
week than could bv the OLD method he obainsd
aud he VINO wishes he pac' with he spid I'M
proyemut Of his do better than araI hmseii OF
The Of the WORK has eady rerived ne appro-
BATON Of the first Of the profession nud cannot aii vins
i,v UotsI mis- lmsrc
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70 PRIVATE MEDICAL AID--The members OF
the Now York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy ip
returning - public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their eifsrs to suppress quackery
beg leave state that their particular attention continues
T. be directed TO all diseases OF private latnrs ,ad
tbs great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls OF Europe in the treatment Of those Diseases the,
can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
vsntages not to be met with in any institution ia tin
country either public private The treatment OF the
College ia such 10 insure in every case is
totally different from that Dcrn practice Of running
ele constitution with mercury, AMI in most leaving
dsesse much worse than the original One Of the
bers of the College Tor muy years connected with the
principal hospitals d Europe attends day for q consuta
ton from AM to 8 Pm.
Terms ADVICE and medicine, 81 A cure guaranteed
infoNArr TO COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. living 10
pe country and not finding it convenient to attend per
sonaty can have forwarded to them chest containing
all rnedcaee requisite perform perfect cure by stating
their Gaze explicitly together with all symptoms tins Of
nd enoloejng S. post paid, addressed to
w. 8. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Agent.
ofioa and Consulting rooms Of the College % Nassau
strsel
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Foreign Markets.

ST. JUAS, P R, May 2o.-Beef mess. Dbl, $i9,
duty, 81 IS Prime do do, 50 $40 do 49, Bread pilot
per q 800 co. duty s5 Cheese per bb 10 co. duty,
2e5; Goldfish do, 425 duty 2s2 Conmeat, pun. % 90 a
% co. duty 472 Hoops M 80 on 30 90 duty 5s7; Flour
bbl 1900 duy SAC; Lumber, PIP, f. 20 90 1900 duty
400; do do 10 Oh u co. do Pork, mess bbl 500
duty 3d. staves, NJ. 30 90 % 90, daty Az 49,
Exports. qtl, 90 100; Moissses. 100 gals,
500 1850, without cask; Rum, pun, 3 80 s376.
Exchange.-Bls St Thomas, 500 10 per cent.
Premium London, 93l per Goo sterling "a. doub-
looms Si7i to l7} Roy al TO- Sss 10 ~. ihe dar'es
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I-El
Died,

Died,
On Monday morning the 81 inst. Mr. CHARLES CAsrEr.
The friends OF the family invited attend the fne-
raj this Tuesday, afternoon, at O'clock from No S
Spring street
On Saturday, the LIST inst at his residence in Black
Rock, Connecticut, NATHAN HoLpRrGE, aged 81.
His friends invited attend his funeral from the
dence Of his brother No 81 Madison street. at o'clock
P. NJ this day.
On Monday the Sd inst, of lingering Illness HkSKr
KELLY. in the So ear of his age.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited to
attend his funeral this {Tuesdoy) afternoon at four
o'clock from his late residence Booming near the
Eve mile stone
On Sunday, the Cd inst, of consumption, FnsprnicK
PLUr, in the 56h year Of his age
The friends and 8cquantances of the family and also
those OF his iuaw Smith Harriou are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this tuesday afternoon at
o'clock, from his residence, LA Franklin street.
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SHIP NEWS.
IL. u n, n6.x &S4sa1 her hi All.

rHtAp,LrHA. Jgne sir "a esti = sfeYhen." soIto1'
apd R4mhl~,. Merri ew, bos,a I'VE ia tmy well sac
Hsyu Cults and Phi l.d- nha d. Hart NVok; Ilp.s'
rowei ssl~ l. White r.o, PIoyidel ce; Philadelp Is
De Hsi. a., Httsld, - ar. NYo'k.
BAIrim,RE. May p3-Au co, Squire, Nev york ID
Jvhu 81 Je hrs, NYorR- ) Rebecos; Bewer; warm.
Yam d. so',oa; Bal. N ~ ovo. do; 5gpib W t'u"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-04

JUNE 3 AT market 900 beef csitie chiefly Northern
100 cows and calves, and 500 sheep lambs ffices
beef cattle fully sustained and quote
81 % So to IS 10 Sc 60 with few extra 90 7s l5s
driven to Brighton.
Cows AND CiLvEs-We continue TO quote SIS 40
SHEEP AND LAMBsNo change worthy 81 note ,sy ~ II
a 81 80 for sheep, and 81 % So 30 ior ianbs.
HAY-No change from last week
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RACES. UNION COURSE, LONG ISLAND.
rNUtSD y June Ath, lsi, j. cssy Club Purse ssoS-so
L to secoud Ne-' h mile heats
WIN. r. Johnson ,n,-r. IA n. sena ~ imp Pram. dam
by O. h = ah y-srs ola.
samus l. ,,rd entn h. Dsawns by MipEo dam by John
Re ards. 8 old
Fl. Con,ver h Livingston, by Trustee, Dam Dy nenIy
years old -,
Imme i,,,ely aTter Purse s30--n,r.nse SO added.
IL A CHI Grace Darling. by Trustee dandy
Henry. y'as I'D -
Mr. Toler Snakey Hyacinth, by SIR simon, dam
by Eel ", aged -,
Mr. OLA h. Lochinva by Sir Lowell dam oy John
Ric ard, aged le4 II re
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The greaes increase has been in wheat and corn The
receipts of -four than double these of last year
Navigation on the lake last year not resumed until
very late in the season, being nearly two months later
than the opening this year Great allowance should be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-04
weekly Neport OF Intsrmsntn

May TO the lst day OF June, 1894.
50 hlen 26 Women 80 Boys 81 Girls. Total l72
DISEASES.
ApopeYy, 6; Asthma Cancer ,; Casualte., q Choiers
i,iaeun Il Choler morsu Consumption al Convp.on.,
propsy Il Dropsy the head 10; Drowned, 10; Epilepsy !!
Er;pcfss. q Fever do boos y do eocgestve, do pueI
pe o. DO rem tent q do scarlet do typhus 81 do phod,
p Disease II nearl Hooping Corsh !. ,aa,m@sticn 9f
OF throat 8; do OF liver /; Itemperance Marsmus 4;
Msa.es, 1: Old Age 2; OltsImi, Play. D Rhsumstism
stiiiborn, 20; Teehirg, l; Uice's,
Under year, II; TO g. l to 49, 10 TO- IA 10 to 90 g.
% 80 10; 30 TO TO- III ~ to So 49, so to So n so to 70
30. .. 90 20 go
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Ship. Caarne. Berry, Charleston. Geo Sutton, Emily.
Davis, PHILADELPHIA Ayma Ce-Brgs Lara, Da, haa Port
Loekwo9d Sc Cro.I B he Fetest y C9i Wsp, Feat =
Goii.tma Mayo Phiadelphia Brett Vosr Maxepp Col
Calais, Me- Badger Peck; Eyre, Knowon. 81 john
Schumacher.
Arrived,
Ship James Moran. Morris 43 from Glasgow with
mdz 10 J Lee TO.
Br ,hp tit,s Hever Arnold AZ days from Liverpool with
md aud 206 ptasseugers to koscAs Brothers.
Br iaIence Thomas, IS day from Gway, with 81
blocks ms bic 10 teIsse x Brooks
b baqae Joseph Guard Coait 50 dys m Liverpool
with sa and 1868 Barclay l.
b. mem bIque Oh motif, Gilman, Al da m Bremen,
NoIt. nus 4 pav-os,a Il.
Schr AUguu, Lord Pitts, fom Philadelphia, with coal
Ese4Cv.
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made for this drawback. the receipts this year have
been nearly three msnhs accommodating, while those OF
last year did not reach quite thirty days The shipments
East from Buffalo on the canal show the il
all the principal articles
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The canal opened this year about two weeks earlier
than did last The western lakes opened about six
weeks before the canals thereby giving sufficient time fol
great accumulation of produce in Buffalo before the
sumption Of navigation on the canal The annexed table
gives very good idea of the immense of business
carried on at Buffalo in connection with the canal =:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-04

GLAsGow-Shp James Morn--Alr Middleman, lady and 4
Miss Ken bic.
Sr CRoIx-Brg Resale Philadelphia-H Hawley lady
aud seryant Of Albany; DR. Hart, Of New York.
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Every Day and Epening This Week, commenci,l
Monday, June 3rd.

Every Day and Evening THIS Peek, COMMENCING
Monday, June 3rd
GRAND PERFORMANCES
Each afternoon, naltpgst O'clock aud in the
The GIANT AND GIANTESS! Mr. and Mrs. Randall.
Who. osether, less that Fourteen nakg
them ales Par knowo, be day,
from O'Clock A. N. till from till hapas s. ana from
oil 10.
The manager happy -engngement with the
ORPHEAN FAMILY Of five persons all Of the
first class of whom 10 lirile Miss Of ooy
The family variety OF SoIgs Duetts Tos. Quar-
sst's, exc.
GREAT WESTERN will appear in his Comic Yankee
Lecture Animal Magnetism aud also his imitation Of a
Locomotive.
MIR y. X. q. NELLls, the born wthsut arms, will
also appear OF thu cats with
which must be be believed.
La Petite C~rito, the Danse,se
Beautiful Collection OF Wax Figures. Giraffe &a., &c
The olPsEY QUEhN til. rortpns ei,e. De seen aud
privately consaltrd at all hours oil the day
o Admission the hole 81 c-utsehiidren under
years. half 20 Tor oorsritapE WITT ne
lhp,rv tsuote. n26
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81 312 402 81 s53 ST ss,Ae6O2l ei5i2 6i8
The increase for four months in 1874 amounts to
than the whole duties received for the in lSa3
and almost much the whole duties received for the
time in 1912. The receipts from customs at this
ue act larger than for the in 1913 under
the first operations Of the Tariff The rate of duty
during the last term Of the compromise averaged about
twenty per CENT while the average under the present
tariff is about thirty five nearly double consequently the
value Of the importations from January June in ls42
time in lsi4 the creased duties in 1874 producing
Increased The imporations this have
undoubtedly too fast for the interest OF importers
Exchange rules at 81 per cent compelling those
who wish make remances to pay at least two per cent
more bills ihsn they would had the balance of trade
been kept in our favor by gradual importu. 1t will
be seen the table Of duties received at this
port in former years that the amounts received in the
early months less than in those later in the
This resulted from proper distribution of the imports
instead of huryipg them all in during three or four
months Our exports this year have not kept pace with
Imports exports very backward shout going
forward while imports have far been very prema
ture. The in cotton this year have been very
limited compared with last which accounts for the pre-
sent position of exchanges.
STATEMENT OF ComrArArIyE RgcEirrs srocxs
CoTToN THE LATEST DATES.
Receipts, bales. 2,2ol,l75 ,sso64i
Stocks, ...... 2l9,6s1 aoi6 44
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Buffalo in connection with the cana

The movements this year. compared with last, show
increase in all departments The tolls received
nearly double these Of any previous up the
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JAMES LACY.
ORA PER q M Td l. q X
oa IntIst un,uCEI MEAD


C,oNI iNUEs up Gsutlemen's Ga mens of superior
and he enable STYLE at unusual
prices HIS stock Of goods comprises general assortment
English ard French Cloths. Csssimess ana Vmungn, TO
which he would solicit the attention Of gentlemen before
rncha sing received assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
consisting Of ali fashionable Style Of goods TO be
the market Also, Once oats r-ady made and made
10 order n7-TERMs CASH ON DELIVERY
m2 IN
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1tesqs Pavens,ad-Is eks 1867 bys hsnschsn urksr-
L Gro,he'm-i3 4 Meyer-l8A Ralkar & Mo.map-8cs W
Wagner-3 J Kayief-5 Haa6 Goe,z-4 . stsl,er-l do
scbu idrr y Smeze-3 chs Z IL Ssnes-50 pcs Mahe-7
BIS c. cks order.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF tho steam ships.


We shall est favor, If Captus II Vessels viii give
TO Commodore RoBsRT SvEY, OF our News Fleet Report
of the Shipping left az the PORT whence they sailed, lie Vessels
Spoken eir Lat of their Cargo apd any fo-
Newspapers News they have He will board them
Immediately their arrival Agents and Coresponeent at
nns or abroad will also confer favor by sending to NJ
Office all the Marine iuteiig they obtain Nautical
Information of any kind will he thankfully received.
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RACES UNION COURSE, LONG lSLA d
NORTH AGAINST THE SOUTH.
THE regular Jchev tfub the ali w course,
Tuesday June ath, i8ia and continue tbee
DAYS. -
the caDd beat horse two mile heats
Same dsy-Puse s3Oentr' $40 added mile heats two
= make -
Sc opd day, Wedus sdsyJockey CuN Purse e3oo-eN0 to
go the second best horse tbr'e mil heals
Third day, Jhu sdabockey Gu PuTse f1e0-tf0o TO 20
10 the second bet hore four NIL. heats
Same day-Pue s. SO added; mile heats;
OF o rake
Shout thee .cord bst horse rc h,r # the above
Purss the winner to receive nut $50 500 and $500
Entries 10 be mode al hn smdrtts Gay previous to
each and 10 clos. JuT ttnaliy al o. 'ock NJ,
Tn. mile hea = Tu sday rud hnrdt M on al K
Tn. n, ow,ns STABLES i'll b. IN s-odsprt :-Fom New
Jersey-Mi. La I'd vi IA Fashion Debw.rr m-cfow s3yr
cd rss'-e nrd ~ old by Ahe.k Mr. t,afts LLOYD
with the hr To- lnrou nh olhsrs Mr. Ie. Vn N.er ~ III
Diaus the old NIECE s.d ref oid Nv nv
T us,ee. of Mss Nari~ Ffote the ssr al. a srpover
with ID ring Yortg Dove. Urrv-pan mud Livlgat
Ioh i'm Ella. ID ct MIDAS and Ssn,tor sno Mr.
Starr with Patsy Antory BIC tgnd fefhspr other stsbe~t
WI be on from The soHtH Three days 5EntiuI racna NAV
he anticipated .
of adm,r III. enclo'.d rae, :--RNsidcn II
thu city of New ok Long ~ nd S2l sntun ns'
reside 81 the tirg Grand Stand 0D stan or Track
SO cents: r l-id Sta d p c-pts
o the ary % hs Ne~ York Jockey club. we are au
lho cd thar The c.mipl a TIE eouH Blue DICK,
will against Fashion, TIE Champion Of SIC Moth on
Thursdsy tour o. . hets
he LONG Leland RRsoad Company viii Hsrent
10 a,h vtcN due will be je ~ &c
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NEW COAL YARD
Place tnsn IN. corner o., nnd Third Avenue
lrcly oppos, Tomphini Market, where they n,e1S se8
ply scr iou II Cos Wis cach vfchho,
%ehuykiil, lie igh, Liverpool NeNc,s sya-ey Nltgna
I'd tomb'a d. which ey ohcf u the lowest "hse' Iie~'
Orders ee,ysd :, abavs ~ AZ dc ga stand 81 WsAhiug
street, corGsr LaiRat street mann . u,1uyNp
TO- mil lmerc
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61- MATILDA, OR THE MEMOIRS OF A YOUNG
WOMAN, by Eugene Sue--A edition now ready on
hne papsr-Price 81. Office No. 80 Ann street.
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DAGUERREOTYPE CAMERAS.


Sr%. ne Pablo ,hsi Is taetu. hld d pa
win ore instrument 1t superoT than Cameri before
D Ien5's for Dsguerreotvpe aud Tets opes; Achromac
nd single aao rams Micros ole aud sp ace Gis,es OF
s ~ CiysrI warranted correct, ground aud polished by
CJTfON DUl K-3cO bale. American P,I.t DaeL, com.
~,,h ssS.' sqa ,S" ns,t, AS bale.
." t K. s's i'% ou .
ARD OIL-1Oo ibis suprro1 qualtI aid N hle order fr
mi i''s e to 'E cSrIlSs CO. So South street
S S. ne win T. liza Ss i r.
appr pirate excuses, the VILLAGE of We,t FARM Weat-
The Of The Harlem Railroad Company de.
eo' Sy h ~ aa ] sf1S%e md sS%
Park 90 gin which Wi convey he Oct ED Their =.
I OK the tip TO, ordr their ladies
he depot, Foidh the vl~sedisianes aud
isa # wiz be in rsaaia.;. At sorah,m eonv.y
m s!9sa e g: s. s+ s sh
2 eErt.frs B. pro, a. the .dse slus Golden Rule"
O''' '" Ga behalf lii Of the Lodse N@-' ''''''
IaSsa-ne Gnu Com o. rr,neen-n.
reasu,s a,know ege, III ,eeei Of tM y b. h hands
gwen = H. % s "' The s's". o,
App" End aid ''tA i''' Ia 'd f'''G f. 70 D. Giles
iressurer + Fund.
The Teasrr-r in behalf tn Department teude his
eer' kauwitot tbos liberal and tainted ss who
o @ T..' s u aF 5sS os & 10 f who s
iher and IL fund hose obet the
o phtn and DRY The tetT foi" the " dow IT.
Tor SALtI he old and W. known ett shn cut Of h,
laie Francs bna. rs VIA m . eet Is VI for sac. hg
Fanny nrnn. The al inlstfsrx Their h he
hand Tbs estab'i ,hmenL operation
five du hich hiss gained an excessive
not oniy IN this city but Ia all he commercial OF
tn corntry aud toe Csnaaas c,mbaes advantage
lie tusiness The stock nd
sstfns Of beau u Of French Affcai rower
and Materials Manutactu ted in Paris
the mercin market Foo fu hef particulars igqne the
store 10 JED 3tiss
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WORKS, CRACK Frs, &c.
FOURTH or JULY, lSH
COUNTRY ana tty cesi-E b. tnawofks, viii find IL u
" their advantage cal aud Samnc EFT nsis a,sof
IN bext ou inv ~ AIidFFr'S old establishment, ss
hst am s,ieet qaaaut of tife trc efs tust
ei,ed Remember the sisn o. tie Two Mammoth Dry
MisS -. ye removed ON 81 % a9 tha,hm. je1 I'm &c
OkITI-H SHIP HANNIBAL, FROM LIVEKPUOL-
Ion1ne. by this ship, will pea.e Their
board OF Dover TO the office Of the subscrbc
All good. Ia five yidsby be
,ert 10 public store W. n ]. L. TAPSCOTT,
76 souih street, cornr Maiden Lane
Csuton-Ali cautioned sgsinst hnrporng
usting any OF the Of The Brush Ship Hannibal
liverpool Debs OF their contracting will not be paid by the
captain Couslgpsss. jc2 &c
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CENTREVILLE COURSE-FOOT RACE:
A Purse ri $50 will be gwen for a FOOT KhCEa MLe
ats. 10 of the above Cour,e, on THUksDAI,
Jane 9Th. -, ,,, n
Re made Tueday. June 4h, by 10 O'Clock, r.
NJ IT Jones' Second Ward Hotel
Fiiy Certs viii charged for each No that
not entered will be lowed TO Thirty minutes 70 be
aiowei betweep tbe hat, t3 2i'je