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POhT OF NEW YORK, june as.

Cleared.
Island .s
sa % a pw1ass sfaT Ms eta
S Ss, city Point s Ps1S% ssa Bur
Sss %
for Milford ed inst of Cape May spoke sch Mara cof
Bremen b.Iqqs Constitution. Rohfo. "a days from Bremen
gs,qus Wog,, Staples; day. from Turk: Island, with
swedish big Xlcyoa RsmbOm. So day. from MareiI..,
sSr . Sargent II days from St Johns, PR with
x Mlsa
with ship Chsrestou hence for Chareson day,
III Ss'ss AassS day. from Rio J.u.o
s. s'tJ 1SS from T.mpeo with md..
sshI Eliza Lawton. Lanfar day. from Abaco with fruit
to B Ns5 ssb ps 1".sb How. ys,,m, ., ,
S;%::is i
I. NO NO American Vessels fon'a
seaI M9ntsG%Se1y Davis: Gay. from Jscms with coffee
Douglass IS Left no American vessels, ~
schr Aun lyman, Totten, from Newbern, NC with naval
sehr Perseverance, Lewis, from Newbern Nc with naval
schr Bourty. Conkliu. from Newbern NC. with naval
sehr Anaconda, Case from Washington. NC with naval
schr m Gray Dawson from Washington, NC with naval
NC with nav stoe:. to Mitchell from washington
schr Victory, Penfeld, GAYS from Alexandria, with ndse
eh Henry Clay, Martini days from Richmond with d.e
schr Tascarora Smack days from Richmond with flour,
schr Jaetie Wogiam from Petersburg with tobacco to J
Sch Julia Puse, Locket from Geo geown nth lumber.
sehr Psynter. Evans, from Virginia. with corn, to th.
seht Merchant Matthew'S from virgnia with wood TO the
sch II Ravens, Turner days from Virginia. with corn
TO master. - '
RelOyV.
Snip Triton from Liverpool i. at anchor on the Bar.
sailed.
Big Gen Marion, shepheard Port Prince. and Others.
Whalemen.
Out d, ipfsf %.9 nn d Of KS lon
with 2oo bbls-by the Burmah, at this por! " '~'''
Spoken.
4, ,GSsnn Ces hi%) Ne o% Hamburg fsr VALPARAISO
Blew, Kay We.t for Boston June IT, la, "a So lon 80 So
q Bourne. Matasorda for NYork4 days out June no
big somers, on cruise, June l.
Foreign Ports
ay rk 5sss Meap 11 81 r d.. W Vi for
9STa,s june ,s-H Wear scseprs Industry
TI!s So HUH 2"Ga islt sss,
1sf a.r &c ss' A eS. wS ss
s @sh% Donkey S.s, A,SSea 1ad GEsa
W"m ac % 2 IA. s;,o Auckland
MoNrGLAr June 2i-Cld Prince George. Foster London;
Ottawa, Duhi do; British hero, Gibson; Thoburp (;av
and Conqueror, MAuiey, Liverpool; Tuant. Lewis Cork
Lake Ports.
BUFFALO. Iune GAR Chesateake and Samson Chicago
EIankin foledo Queen, Erie; Ken, ,Amhetburg Mills
Detroit Resolution, AZ Rowan; Marian, Grand Kver CIV;
ton, and Lexington. Detrc Rocbe'tsr Alps and Amazon
Oh cago NJ Oliver, FoI Gatiot st Louis 81 Joseph; Unc
Tom, Msu I Lemen, Monroe; Mitchell RI Burseil; Mari
, ,G A,h1 p 7 cesTwp sanaph Texas Cyt4 Re
ton; hclrse, Tuhey IT nrr2 Lexington Detroit, INDIE
endencs Choags Queen Chalotte Lieyelanj Mitchell do
Smead Pc koss Cd Buffalo, Detrot; Missouri Chicago
Nvnissso Erie; Empire, Lieveland Win,o: do; Clay
oo' Trenton, do; adelaide do Caledonia do;
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~ railroads, and open new in travelling between
inc two cities II is supposed this road will connect with
the Harlem at White Plains, each road retaining its own
incorporate privileges Somewhat similar the Worcester
and Western running through Massachusetts. The i'm
mene cost attending the construction Of road through
TINS city precludes the possibility Of DOING the
harlem Is in active operation nearly to the State line
Again. we do not believe another company building
road running into the city, could get charter The
Harlem road has been built at an immense expense and
is clearly entitled to the monopoly of the island, the
legislature reservng assuming the right to dictate the
charges Tor transporting the and passengers OF roads
ntersectng it on the north The Harlem Railroad should
occupy the same position and retain the same privilege
accorded to the Worcester Railroad running into Boston
The Norwich and Western companies pay SO much
to the Worcester Company for the privilege OF run
ming their locomotives and over their road the ar
fairs OF each company remaining as distinct as possible
otherwise. By adopting the same system, the Harlem
Rail Road would in very short time be of the most
productive reads in the country, instead Of fancy con
Germ, without any real value without dividends with
out the least confidence in the administration
OF its affairs from the public. We allude with
great deal of peasure:to the movements going on in
neghborng States tending to advance value of our
works OF internal improvements it settled that
Independent of other States, are not able to do any
thing for ourselves The Erie Rail Road is a very plain
"''NSAA~~ ~
slowly, and is very doubtful whether it will ever be
completed. The affairs of the company at pre-
sent in good hands, but it requires immense
carry out their objects. Many individuals have subscri
bed very largely but fear the have all been
exhaused fear the largest capitalists have gone the
extent of their ability intention. Should the efforts
carry completion this road fail this time there will be
very little hope hereafter Should the present opportu
nifty fail, the road will probably be heard of again
1t pity capitalists have little public spirit
little foresight compared with those of other sections
the country While the New England States covered
with rail roads, running in every direction, the State of
New York has but finished line within its boundaries
Railroads exert wonderful influence the internal
trade of the country and do advance prosperity
than all the foreign trade had They directly
increase the value and productveness of property in
every section of the country through which they
pass in building up cities, and giving impetus to
industry, to an unprecedented extent.
The monthly report of the Ohio Banks for June shows
but very triang variation from that for May -
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Rio JANEIRo May Ill wrote you in full of transac
tons and prices at this place per barque Lydia Ann
which lett here three days ago for your city also
full files Of the best commercial paper published here ali
OF which hope you have received stated the stock or
hand the sh to be about 10000 bbls is to day ti
inst as far as can learn 900 bbls with every pros
pec OF increasing. am much afraid that the prices
as quoted them, will fall to-day they rule at 500
10000 for Richmond city mills Baltimore Howard street
l2l500 l3A250.
HAVANA, June i3Since my last to you of the 9th inst
have but little of general interest to communicate We
hear every where the benefit the rains have already
produced Our market is languid and transactions
been small Sugars firm at my last quotations and
of thelower qualities shade higher Coffee is
in demand at, frs quality "a per oil second do 81
6s third do, 81; triache, "a 81. Wax white has
improved, and is now held at 10 lO5 per arroba
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State Of Trade.

AsHrs-There is very little doing in po,s Wa s,;u
quote 81 1871 IA 25 Pearls are dull at 81 So " w
BrEswAx-Prme northern yellow sells readily at 9ol
30c. Ut &'5
spnners. On fair and upwards no decline ha, ~, W
place; but the lower grades about cent has bee
submitted to. eh
Flova-we have no change in the market for any des
crption. ~
ksfIsy-Common qualities North River bale sell as want.
ed at 30 &c. The market is very dull and the stock
daily accommodating.
wHsKEr-Drudge casks very inactive at 2sc; wes
tern prison barrels are held at 233c "''
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Do Citizen. do KnEn,n do; Wing Milan; skinner do;
Dolphin Tcleds; Equ,sor Milan; smith chieaso Alta,
Tlli,9n; . Waller Huron Daysop, yernon; Hsyan
d-phia. Mich City; Brewster saut ST Mare Msrengo
Andover Chicsgo Minerva Weoter Mchigau Huron Hud-
SON. Constltutou lst sandushy and Bennng
p,va. Sc Catharues CIV; Emma, Asbtabuls; Lexington,
CLEVELAND. June 10 cid Lady Bagot Kingston.
Home Ports.
WW9nross June 81 2TA,I rsmee Nsge New smyrna
Ann n';os Raleigh Stuart and sn pshsm New iork
Bird Rollers Yoik; 18th Two Bother Mieaard.on. DO
Rh Fax Phillips; sa. Craze. Johnson, Bej Hsr son
Bston isrh Gabs sa indies. 81 h n co as h 1e.nd
Thomas 40; tleopa. Jennings NYori Two Brcthsis, do
CHARLEsroN. jane is-sld Dimon Robinson NYork: Ran.
dolph. Goldsmith PhaJe phia $500
sAvANNAH Jqne 20-ATr Creole, Wyman. Havana. Sid
herman. AID Mad son. Buckley, Work; Emerald Hodgden
ard John Young Boston; Rebt Mills Darling do via Bristol
ham, Gibraitsr and mkt.
JAcKsoNvrLLE, Juse N-Ar L II Adams Northup. New
low Lawrence soton; Star Denison Mary Jane
uewey New London Peconc, Wilbur has nearly completed
her eps" and will sail Ter NV York about 2sth
tBrl BSrS. Livsre9ol: Mary wiIke Gait N0r.ans; King
NEW ORLrANs June I5-Arr John Holland, Henderson,
Ssaux; Victory lDanl Kru,e tottenbaTs Janiata MEX
gee Pet New York; Elzaeeh Bruce Day Cowe, Crolu.
ps nss AID y @
lbr1 SUI aground to the westward Of the SW Bar
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Passengers Sailed.

hoSP1N-pssket ship Qasbechlrs Caharue Rogers and
McGnirs, Mrs Alice Mcclure, Mrs Ellen Mcclure New
rok Mr. Ssguin lady children and servant Mrs Notion and
child Mrs Tru aud servant Brookyn; Lieut. Col Young aud
lady Gee YorSK sssmy; Natbaa Barbfdoe; Victor ne
da Miss Underwood, Mrs Under wood Mrs Smith Rev A
barking. Illinois; Miss Martha Jesse, Bull.
S6th egt, British Army Capt Fl sst do, aod
lady; Lieut. Boughey Dist reRt; Fiey st Louis;
Pepia New Osens; Ro. b. Savannah; Mayer Austria:
Coils New lla' s'tMi, L Coils do; Russ Conn;
Edward Simpson, Francis Ogaen, L Cohen New FORK;
w Watson A B Shaksprar,.
IEGHoRN AND GIBRALrAR-Brg Ganges-S M Eytinge,
Joa Fret Joseph FIeitta Louis Papanti persons
composing the lae band of the u = ship Columbus.
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NEw York CATTLE MARKEr.--JuNE A.-At mark t
100 beef cattle 325 from the Norh-l20 and calves
and $500 sheep and lambs.
Prices--Beef Cattle much the as last week
but very dull We quote So 20 SO 80 for good retaine
qualities and few extra little higher. Unsold $50
Cows and Calves-Saes of 100 at Sl4 S2s
Sheep and Lambs-A large Offering with sales of all
but 100 at 81 20 ~ for sheen, and 81 10 s275 for
lambs.
Hay-A large supply, at sc q gu cents per cwt
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


FROM TEXAS AND HER BoRDER.-The United
states steamer Union, Lieut.. Bell commanding,
arrived at Pensacola the 18th instant She made her
run 10 Galveston IN seventytwo hours and back
~, PENSACOLA in the same time, having stopped
| '",enty-iour hours at Galveston.
ne Union left at Galveston the United States ship
nanSan Capt Buchanan and brig soners Gem
m 1 oerry, to sail next day for Vera Cruz The
orders.
"A party Oh troops sent out from Gen VOLTS division of
the army to suppress the smuggling trade carried on nv
the Rancheros or border Mexcans recently had rem
counter with the Rancheros near corpus Christi The
soldiers routed and their captain with three or four
soldiers instantly executed h by Delarstte the leader of
Gen VOL sent out large force to arrest Delarette &c
but they met by larger party under Gen CanaIes
the Governor OF the Department who sent them to
Cen Vol with message that 900 mencould not effect
his purpose.
silt is said that Gen Canaes has been coDciating the
Rancheros for long time past and he furnished them
with the force to resist the Government troops lie ia
supposed to be encouraged to this by Gen
Arsa. who residing at Sabnas, the head quarters
Gen. Vol
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Inc shipments vary very little this week Says the
Pottsvillc Journal of the 22 from those of last week
from his region On the Lehgh there has been an in.
the amounting for the ending on
the Sth, to II, lao 'o ~
vessels continue scarce at Philadelphia and the price
OF freight has advanced shade To Boston 81 7s is ask
edrPiovidence 81 373, and New York 95 cents
so. - ~ ~ " " i'iA ~
oHirMENTs FOR THE WEEK ENDING ON THURSDAY EVENING
~ Canal BY Railroad.
potts ard Carbon 76i0 IS Schuylk Hsven 5i96 10
Little Sehuylkill, -. 1900 70 49, :
Per last report. -. 1902 57l % 9352 Il
Fer last report. 1877 $50 00
Aggregate, las $40 10
ia 237 68
Aggregate. As nj
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steam ships.


We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
to Commodore RoBERT SLyEy OF News Fleet Report
of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed
Spoken on their passage List Of their Cargo Fo
immediately their arrival Agents and Correspond at
home abroad, will also confer favor by sending this
Office all the Marine Intelgen they obtain Nautical
Information Of kind will be than klnlIy received
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CASTLE GARDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING June 25th.
NOVELTY AT THAT MOST DELICIOUS
SEd-G/RT RETREAT

First appearance of that very Spanish Sguorina
OTTAWA PENkLLA. on the 4 orde de Fer
LO HtNRICO, ia new performance and the wonder of
all beholdsp. DOMENI q The DARING will aim to
Guido all his wondrous pas. ie,s Grand Spanish Gala
this Great and Grand Night varied BY superior 1ONCEKT
Together with grand display OF FlhE WORKS
manly performance the adpiraon Of the Courts Of
the Lightning kod Tightened Wire After which, the
difficult dashug and finished evolutons Magic Flying
Corde.
The Spanish Lady. OTTAWA PERELLA, will make
h. rst appearance IN this esuntry sui cords Brass
Wire Hope and exhibit those which
many wreahed arrd the costume Of Valencia
Pyrotechnic Artists to GARDEN. Isaac rdg. IT, and VIM.
Stanton.
Exhibition will commence at O'Clock precisely
irumentaI Coocert.
THE DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS !-signaI rockets will
be fired sundown continued ill o'clock exhI-
bioS will com peacs with brilliant Aghani;,an Lights Ma
with sauc son and Silver and splendid pieces called
the Italian sun Marine Signal Rockets Steamers. A
and Patriotic Piece called the Star of Texas pound
Rockets with Serpents, one pound rockets with Stus.
Admittance Is cFnts-Children half price,
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~ " mat tior April the expansion having been lost
an the meantime The banks of Ohio seem to be steadily
contracting their movements.
Loans AND Discounts OF THE BANKS OF Ono
1876, Dec ST. 0797H 1914, February $29I9 85
1913 Nov i,...... sSMsGS Si4 june $50. sss $50
will be observed that the contraction is still going no.
The last legislature Of Ohio refused extend or re.
charter several Of the banks in existence fast
as their charters expire they must wind their business
unless the party favorable to banking should obtain
jority in both Houses and their governor besides It is
to be hoped the people of Ohio will again place
selves willingly in the yoke manufactured by the
bank party to train them to their purposes. They
are nearly out of the evils the former banking sys.
TEN inflicted them with, and from sad experience
they can make their calculations for the future
We by the above table that the loans and dis
counts Of the Ohio banks havei not been so limited
they at this moment for ten years past and yet
the products Of the State promise to be greater
than they have been before The farmers
in such thriving condition before their produce
mands remuneratng prices, as many new of land
have been from year year brought under cultivation
in times Of great speculation and altogether the people,
the masses richer happier, and in much better con
don generally, than when the State overrun with
banks.
We have stated that the farmers receive remune
rating prices for their produce than during the great
est expansions of the currency. Place along side
Of this assertion comparative table of prices
for the principal agricultural products, and it may
seen that what we state cannot be true; but when
we compare the prices for what the farmer buys with
what he sells when compare the price labor at the
present day with the price in former years. cannot re-
sist the conclusion that restricted currency and low
prices provide better profits Wool cents per pound
and wheat at rs cents per bushel pay the producer
better profit in 1874 than ga cents for WOOL and for
wheat, did in 1885, 1887 1885, The greatest outlsy
farmer lays himself under that for labor or we might
call it, hep-and very large portion of his receipts
used up in this expense consequently any reduction
under this head is much in his favor The contrac.
tons that have been going in the currency and the
withdrawal Of paper money from circulation exered
wonderful influence the price of commodities both
foreign and domestic. greatly reducing the cost to the
consumer The currency being specie standard
than ever before the amount of money
greater value than when the largest proportion of money
in circulation paper Under the effects Of the reduc
ton in prices Of food and other necessares OF lfe the
price OF labor finds corresponding decline this in re-
turn reduces the cost of production and every thing finds
the level requires, consequently less money to
carry the same amount of business yielding equally
large profits
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PASSENGERS Arrival,

,CHsnI Il 1 Brig D~o..-A. P Wilcox asd Lady
dale Mr. w. Hunter. lady, and child Miss q. Crweld
Ny L. ToEners Capt Chase Messr. Gomwsl
Truesdale and Miss Wiilcoy and five ia the storage
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MQTTled.

On Sunday, 23d inst. by the Rev s. NJ. Salinger Mr.
ABRAHAM GOODMAN, to MERRIAM SHANNON all Of this
city,
On Monday evening, oath inst by the Rev DR. De
Witt JOHN PIERCE, to ELIZA WRIGHT adopted daughter
of David Bryson.
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SALES OF sTocKs, BosToN, June 22.-23O shs Western
R 72 90 90 DO o5 do do 72s; IS do do ds 72s %
90 40 ods ~ 90 do do 30 ds 70; % do do, mo- 49,
90 Norwich worcester RR, 67 do Portland & saco
Reading RR, 2l so do do, 26 I25 do do 25. 2 do do
a5 % do do wk, 24s 20 do do do do 25l 100 do do
80 as l' sdo o 40 long Island RR ss do do sal 20 do
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EREMENBarque chs 20 bales 1924 bars
Oelrichs Kruge Il box White Boston, cks q
Gnnther-. bxs pkg BecaId Gaon co.. bxs Kssser
i Meyer sucken-l6 cs Bouny d'Ivenois6 bxs cask
order.
ST. JOHNS PR-Brg Bumah2O4 hhds sugar 26 do mola,es
+
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CgAnLEsroN-Brg Dimon- al bis cot on Smith Mills 4
bgs athers Greenway Henry smih-2 bxs mdze Perkip,
HoPkins-l II keee- Parmlee * kogers-3 pkRs Smitt
q Cornell Jsckson-i4 Or5er-l Adinwood-3i bhls
Johnson-63 X Taylor
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Died.

On Saturday, 22d inst. ARMIDA SOPHIA, only child OF
Isaac c. and Armda Long, aged years and 9 months.
Maine, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts, papers will
please copy.
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Sales or stocks at PhiIadeIph,..

FIRST BOARD, June Pap shares Farmers and Nee
Bank, 43i 30 do 0rard Bank, IL % do Merchants and
Mechanics Bank Psburg 46 1858 State 5s lin 10 lots)
70 1000 do 6d 16t, 5000 do NV 76a 100 shares vii
5d?i % do sd % 3s do Com Bank sat $50 do schuyi
Kill Bank p III so do Grard Bank cash IL 80 do
Reading Rail Road, 251
SECOND Board, June pa shares u S Bank C & D. 81
100 do Wilmington RR. s. "a 100 do do DIS %; 1855 do
40 - 100 do do az $4,000 Tennessee SIS 81 10000 do
SIS, 81 100 shares Grard Bank ds ~; 900 do do lis
40 wilmington RR ala 100 do Reading RR, s. 25s; 80
do Commit Bank Nat & % % ~
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DIsGRACEFuL RIOT BETWEEN TWO FIRE CoMPA-
MES .-Durlng the alarm of fire in Southwark this
morning. collision took place between the South ark
and Weccacoe engine companies the southw ark rail-
road. fight ensued which renewed at other D. nts
The combaants at first dispersed by the watchmen
OF the district but they continued fight for sometime in
despite oil the police brckbat thrown by OF the
Southwark members in the riot, a panel Of the
gallery OF the Weccacoe apparatus. When the fire
over and after tine watch had left their BEATS the Wecca
coe company rallied and to be revenged went TO the
house OF the Southwark at the Wharton market took
their engine and broke and battered shamefull
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SANTA FE AND MoUNTATs TRADKRs.-Mr Pome-
who arrived at St. Louis the i2th instant states
tra, sixty wagons, owned by Santa Fee and mountain
traders, were lett by him Creek some fifteen or
twenty days journey from Weston being unable to ad-
vance in consequence of the flooded condition Of the
rivers was rumored that the companies suffering
greatly for want of provisions.
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ES-LEECHES-LE
40 N0sso,I Nf,oef

lay Nassau Street.
~ j. FERDINAND Il COPPA, Importer of Leeches have
~ the hnuor Of informing Physicians gists Apoheca-
res and the Public general that they always supplied
With the best Leechez from Europe, which
regularly o. every packet from Havre Hamburg aud Mar
settles, which they will sell quantities puIcha-
seIs and will forward them the United States
Their eeches being always of fresh Importation and
In such their condition
ter long jou rney.
Dealing largely in hi, trade they will all
ord Leeches at the most moderate prices je25 lmsec
GkNTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE
THE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentlemen
Families who desirous Of converting their left off
wearing apparel into cash.
To Families and gentlemen quitting the city changing
resfence, having ,ruos effects dispose Of will
frd much to- their advan snd for the subscrber who
VIII attend at their resid
LEVINSTYN,
80. 466 Broadway, up stairs.
"A line through the Post Oice otherwise, will
prompt attsntisn jIlm l~rc
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DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTION HARPs,
At 1856 BROADWAY
s:
$ss: is; s"s:s
prices. Warranted to bear the test Of climate ''''''
'as Broadway, and 7,,l Chambers street, Ny.
just received few copies of Boch.a last DESTRUCTION Book
Tor the Harp A.o line lot Of Strings je25 lwd<w.rc
PALMo's LIATE) CONCERT COMPANY,
pe if1% S.l "" and Il.
ppSe that hey purpose giving series of Concerts the first
ON W G2HSHk A AsS tsr BBES9APpWA1s
The Company of the following Ladies and Gentle.
H Mi: E:#5HS$ts!EEs NJ NJ H HyERssy,,
Tn. selection for %.9.. M k zs.ass will so.., Of tn.
rRo'$$$ 81, ;,h Mn
"ranG SanoIp1s-bacx from his morning chase, from
Girl love. from John Of IN: Iyss
sonSssoa .hal behold thee from LIE fsa i%s' Philips
Solo and ChssqsNew with grief from Cinderella C"%panv
SD%s p "ov s my . NM share
the Love Spell. Mr. Ksvaaash and the Company
PARr II.
SaSNa,n wSHSs from Fra Dvoo. by the COMPANY
ssong-Dh what joyous day.. Mrs Philips
soas-% sxtytwo M h sSanps
hsrus-Ihe Bedlam Medley the company
young my hsaey Ms, sSae.
e. coae 49, Mrs Sharpe AVID Mr. Kaeas
%WEs YFvE 's be S.S s
o'clock precsely. = ''''e"'' is are
LIE NEW YORK PHENIX HORSE BAZAAR,
no 10" and d9l Mercer ST., near Bleecler st.
rue His SPY Sal, 'ss S. =,
70. ne n eth WAGONS &C. &c; and with
attend where they will find Bargains and honorable deal
IS lt-re CowAN DILKs, Proprietor..
STRAW GOODS-STRAW GOODS.
sINAs LARGE an assortment of Straw Goods as can he
ss .Ss f sS g HB9%ss FI,. Pre-
T.eaa ,se jarrett q ns aad extra fine split srw do do
the very best imported a;tces, whol sale aud retail
NEAPOLlTAN BONNETS-
LIfnn snsSsrN r,..a ra,en,ess Of the NEAPO
inst have smoved estS.hmsna 70" G TSS
above ,uerb aeie Of d,e, dress o the newest style and
10 call aud sxamas tn my are selling very ner,er
" Dealers sneplsd At Wholesale as usual by THOMAS
je2s sw.m PATTIsoN. NOE & co
VANILLA BEANS Fiesh ,mpor ed, of superior quality
and ista BY Joe nd G M Mo if fssSp wholesale
R Xs.s s &e S 80 a pss~SEe: Street
HAMiLToN ,Houss-tORT HAMILTON, LONG
isLASD-Ihe subscriber begs leave 70 announce that
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