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Aggregate arrivals in twelve days,

Aggregate arrivals In twelve days, S,2AI
1t will be perceived from this table that probably
one-third, or perhaps we should say one.fourth Of
the number OF Immigrants, have been from the
continent Of Europe, and are chiefly Germans
very good class of population, very industrious,
and generally bound for the country. Those from
Liverpool and some Of the Irish ports, consist Of
the Irish, who generally remain in the cities
much to their own disadvantage, becoming, by &c
DOING the tools Of politicians and agitators, who
carry on here on small scale the same game that
OConnell plays on large scale on the ether side
of the water
Notwithstanding the furious defamation which
has recently sprung up in hostility to the misdrect
ed movements of Bishop Hughes, and people of that
class, every one must acknowledge that, in an
economical point of view, the accession of a
full grown population to any country, particu-
larly to new one with large amount OF
unoccupied territory, is valuable to the ex-
tent Of the property, the health, the strength,
aud the general capacity of the numbers
coming in. Every full grown immigrant of COED
health and strength and capacity, is equal to at
least thousand or fifteen hundred dollars added
to the productive capital of the country But al
though class of immigrants Of that description
may be a valuable addition to our population, they
may suffer great deal from general Ignorance of
the country into which they come, and general
deception practised upon them. If they 90 into
the interior and demean themselves properly, fol-
low Industrious pursuits and avoid all political ex-
element got up by the little O'Conne's of the
day, they will make themselves esteemed, respect
ed, and valuable in every point of view.
But we fear that spirit has broken out-parti
cularly since the famous Carroll Hall movement
Of Bishop Hughes, that may be very injurious in it,
effects upon those poor people coming into thii
country for the first time. They will now be met
with spirit of doubt and suspicion, and perhaps
hatred, on the part Of large portion Of the citi
zens OF the country, principally growing out Of
political animosities recently introduced and so in
judicously and foolishly famed into living and
burning fame by the recent incendiary publica
tons of Bishop Hughes. If the contest be-
tween the Irish and the "nativee," growing
out of the movements in Al, had been allow.
ed to subside, people might have forgotten the
angry feelings then engendered. and mutual gooo
will might have been restored But the recen
movements in Philadelphia in relation te
the naturalization laws-the riots and burning,
there-and the tanning of the flames by the publ
cations here, chiefly those OF Bishop Hughes, will
according to all appearances, 60 on festering unit
Congress be persuaded to alter the naturalization
laws, and thereby create lasting wall of partition
between two great classes of the people of this
country. Is this consummation to be wished by
the genuine patriotl -f.-
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frz- DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
81 Walker street. first store from Broadway

fu5- vELPEAUs SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURE
Of Gonorrhoa Glest and all mocupurnent discharges
from the nrethr These pills. prepared by the New York
College of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the
suppression of quackery may be relied the most
speedy and eectual remedy for the above complaints
They guaranteed TO recent in from three
to Ave days, and possess greater power over obstinate
present known removing the disease without confne-
mept from business ainting the breath disagreeg
with the stomach Price 81 per boz.
Sold at the Office OF the College of rharmacy and Me-
dicine 95 Nassau street.
W 8 RICHARDSON, NJ. D. Afeht
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ham, Of the Eleanor arrived yesterday, in nine
lays from st Thoman that when he left the yellow fever
was raging there among the shipping. having been
brought from the neghbofng islands The rainy
set the latter part April which is two months earlier
than known before The market was glutted with
all descriptions Of American produce, which was very
dull of sals.-Sauannah Georgian, June 8.
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VERY LATE FROM BRAzn.-We have received by
the Frances Ann, the Diario do Rio de Janeiro, of
the 25th Of April.
All the intelligence of any sort that we can find
Is, that the Neapotan Prince, Condo de Aquila,
is to marry the Brazilian Princess Januaria, on the
18th of April.
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uI7- DIR. GREGORY, No. IL Barclay street. near
Brosdway.-Those who may happen to need medical or
surgical advice, treatment of private nature, should
apply above-his treatment is mild, and always sue
cessful There few, if any medical men among us I,
cate disorders which strangers liable to contract while
visiting our city Dr. g. has published treatise npon
these complaints, called the Rubcon"h is expressly
intended for the Of this class Of patients Of either sex
II sells nj so cents
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LAUNCH OF YAcHr.-This afternoon at s
o'clock, beautiful yacht is to be launched from
the foot of North First street. Williamsburgh She
belongs to the Messrs. Edgars, of this city, is 40
tons burthen, pilot boat rgged and intended as one
of the yacht club of New York. She is built by
Hathorne ~ Steers Will she join in the great
race off Boston on the 18th inst?
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TRIAL OF SPKRD.-Tbere is to be a trial of speed
between two new revenue cutters in this harbor in
few days This is to test the two new modes Of
propulsion-Hunter's and Ercsson's These cut.
tiers have been built of iron, are of the same size
and the same power One is named the Legark
and the other the Spencer. This will, therefore
be trial of much importance to steam navigation
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03- PERFECT CURE FOR RHEUMATISM The
reason OF many persons suffering with Rheumatic a
fections IT, that they allow their prejudices instead of
their judgment to govern them. If they will lay aside
their prejudces and the indian Vegetable Elixir and
Lnimen they may be assured that these two articles will
effect Every proof Of the efficacy of shs article
in the obstinate that reasonable person can
ask given by reference to many of most respecta
BILE citizens this city who have and experienced its
effects. Sold at 81 Courtlandt street. and warranted
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H3- CONNELS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is,
by every family who acquainted witt its virtues al
ways after kept in the house. has such perfect control
pain from burns scalds flesh bruises and will
life in every case the vitals undestroyed and heal
without leaving No can use this saye for any
outward ache ang, without receiving benefit To DO
found genuine only at 81 Courtland street.
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90 hate them all with faces thus,

90 hate them all with faces thus,
Dear woman, aye and man,
Whose yellow cheeks are cover'd Ger
With pimples and with tan.
We cannot love being well
With beauty thus deiaced,
When, by using Jones' Chemical Soap
All, all might be erased.
Go. all of you "a numerous crew.
With dark dscolored skin,
With pimples or eruptions
On your face, your neck or chin,
And buy for fifty cents cake,
OF jones' truly wonderful
Italian Chemical Soap
Take care or you are swndled with q dishonest and
dangerous, poisonous and destructive counterfeit of
Jones' wonderful heavenly. surprising and identifying
copy our advertisements-our ideas--every word Of
which conveys poetry, knowledge and beauty to the
less beautiful and delicious Reader il you are afflicted
with any disease Of the skin face is sunbarnt
discolored try onceoh, the effect supernatural
bright and dazzling but mind now observsit is sold
nohere genuine in this city but at the sign Of the
American Eagle 50 Chatham street or $40 Broadway,
bany. Get Jones' Soap, remember.
ny-"PREsERvE YOUR TEETH FROM Decay
You easily do by using Dr. shermans Orris Tooth
Paste, which is Of the most delicious and beautiful
dentr6ces now in USE It il free from every deeterous
materialn does not iniure the ensme-it purifes the
BREATH and is OF the most economical articles to be
found, Dr. A. c. Castle that celebrated dentist prefers
any other article he has used and recommends
TO his patients It's reputation increases as 1t hecemes
known. DR.. Shermans warehouse is los Nassau street
Ag6ntG-22I hudson street, HOUSE,
II East Broadway, 40 Broadway; Ledger. Buildings
Philadelphia; and State street Boston
o. PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.--The members Of
the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, in
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
received in their efforts to suppress quackery"
beg leavet state that their particular attention continues
c be directed TO all diseases Of private nature and from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
ptas of Europe in the treatment of those diseases they
confidently offer to requiring medical aid all
vanases not to be met with in any institution 70 tins
country either public private The treatment Of the
College such as to insure in every case and is
totally different nom TINT practice OF running
the constitution with mercury anil in most cases leaving
disease much worse than the original One ofthe mn
hers of tie College for many years connected with Ne
principal hospitals Of urope attends daily for eqrsulta
ton from Am. TO s PM.
Terms Advice and medicine, 81 Azure guaranteed
INFORMANT COUNTRY fNvALIps.--Pers0ns living III
the country and not finding il convenient to attend per
sonaly car have forwarded to them chest containing
III medicines requisite to perform perfect cure by stating
their explicitly together with all symptoms, tima OF
contraction and treatment received elsewhere II any
nd nclcsing Co. pos. paid, addressed to
W. 3. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Agent.
ce md Consulting of The College, 9s Nassau
strset Nf
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DC Badness AND DANDRUFF-O ldridge's Balm
Of Columbia is the only article that wop the hair from
falling off, restore il when bald besides it Away
keeps the hair free from dandru which is the primary
of badness except when lost by sickness and this
Balm to grow very thick and fast Sold at 81
Courtlandt street.
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AWFUL AFrA1R.-The Caddo Gazette states that
one of the men who murdered the old gentleman
named Runnels the night Of the 9th nlt caught
last week, taken to Shebyvile in Texas and hanged
without any other Judge than the vengeance Of an in
he and the young who the actual murderer bad
been employed by certain persons in Texas to kill FIVE
men, Runnels being OF the number with the promise
that they should receive for their bloody work $1,000.
The only that he gave that Of Wild Bill stating
that bis family who reside in Missouri, highly re
spectacle and he unwilling that odum should be
cast upon them by his crimes and ignominious death
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o. In the case of "The People u.s. Miller, .
who was tried Tuesday at Brooklyn, for the man.
slaughter of Carnaghan in March last, the Jury re-
turned verdict of "not able to agree" and were
discharged The prisoner is to be tried again al
next term in September
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Paul Veronese,
Sir Thomas Moore,

| KemDrant others.
Second Descent from the Cross, by Rembrant This
painting requires comment; suffice say, it is one
Of those which in Europe would realize very conside
rable price.
Third. Holy Family, by Corrgio, one Of the finest
productions of this great MASTER the depth tone transpa
rency of Charoscura. is surprisingly beautiful The
above gems particularly recommended to connois-
seurs Can the residence Of the Administrative
directly opposite the Greenwich Bank Hudson street,
from 10 A. NJ till M. O'Clock. They will be disposed
of on reasonable terms. T Sat&M
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iThe higest point reached within the period included
above was June 3d. since that time the decline has been
very rapid We do not much chance for another very
great advance before the quarterly contraction of the
banks for August round It is possible the
nents Of Spectators may get up another excitement
within week two, but il must be very shor. lived
The dishonesty practsed by operators Of the present day
prevents many capitalists from entering the field who
would otherwise become large spscslators The bears
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Quick TRAvELI1Ne.-A gentleman left Roches-
ter Y on Sunday evening at O'Clock and arrived in
Bosn last evening at O'Clock distance OF 450 miles
In n hours. 80 much for raroads.-Boston Transcript
Tune
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or CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
ionic MIXTURE prepared by the College oil Medicine and
Pharmacy Of the city of New York, confidently re
commended for all debility produced by secret in
ulgence Of any kind II is an invaluable rene
1y for impotence serility barrenness unless depend
iig on msLformation.) r.as,- ..I.. b
Single bottles 81 each of half dozen S5 care
Ally packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union
Office OF the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy. O,
Nassau gtreet VS.. RICHARDSON. NJ D., Agent
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MILITARY MoNTH.-Next month is to be an ar.
tive one in military movements in this CITY. On,
own splendid corps turn out en- n,asse, and we are
TO have visits from two Boston companies, the
Tigers and the Greys, and Roxbury company.
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90 RECORDS PARISIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
rURE-For the cure Of primary secondary SYPHILIS,
md all affections produced by an inuiicious use of
curry. The great advantages possessed by this powerful
lucrative over ell other preparations for the OF Sy
philis, is that while curing the disease improves the
constitution, whilst mercury generally leave much
disease than the It is administered for The
BEST Recommendation give Of is, that it is
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty. who for
nerly consideBed mercury the only for those
plants. Sold in single bottles 81 each in of halt
ozen &c. carefully packed end sent to all parts of the
Jnion Osice Of the College Of Medicine and Pharma'
", 95 Nassau street. ft'.
w. 9. RICHARDSON, M D.. Agent
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FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS AT HoBoKEN.-A whole
troop OF fashionable western Indians, of the Iowa
tribe, will arrive to-day at Hoboken, and remain
there for several days. The following are the
names Of the chiefs;-
Maw.hu shsksw-(White CLOUDY First Chief Of the Ma
ton.
Men mon-ya-(Walkng Rain Third Chief
Be monty yah-(Blistered Feet) Great Medicine Man.
Wash ka-mon.ya -(Fast Dancer1
Na-ho mun-ya-lOne who gives attention)
Shon. tn yiga-Uittle wof)
Watan-ye-(One always foremost0
ws-ta we-ruka.na- Com landing 1ensraD-Neu.mon-
ya's SON, ten years old
SQuAws.
Huton.ye.w (Struting Pigeon White Clouds wife
Ruton-we-ms pigeon on the Wing)
Oks-weme- Female Bear that walks the back OF
snother)
Koon-za va. me- " smals War Eagle sailing)
Tia pa tame (sophis) Wisdom WhitsCloud's daughter
II is worth visit TO Hoboken to see these res
"natives" See advertisement. Further particu
lars tomorrow
GisowrH OF PRovIpKHcz.--There are four hun
lrod and az hr,Id;n~s M, a., d.
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o. KOLMsToCK's vERMIFUGE will eradicate all
orms from children and adults at 81 Courtlandt street
Price % cents.
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lt5- PIMPLEs SORES UPON THE FACE, SALT
RHEUM Sc, may be cured by Comstock's Sarsapara al
Courand street Price so cents per bottle or - per
dozen.
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n0-OX MARROW. really beautiful article, sweetly
scented and other pomades, at 81 Walker street. first
store from Broadway.
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LIcENTIoUsNEss THE Passive are pre-
pairing regular report of the RIGHTEOUSNESS of the
party newspaper press throughout the country, be-.
ginning with this city, and going on to New Or
leans. II would seem that few months before
any election-particuarly the Presidential election
there exists perfect saturnalia in certain por-
tons of the party newspaper press OF the man.
ner in which those parizan journalists talk of each
other, and of the opposing candidates, we have
already given some specimens but we shall give
additional ones, in the hope that the respectable
portion OF the community may interpose some
check to this disgrzceful conduct
1t is, indeed, full time that something was done
TO stop thu universal system of caumny, and sian.
der, ard vile abuse. If great public meeting
were held to oppose this demoralizng conduct, il
might have some effect. We call upon the moral,
respectable, and enlightened portion of the pubic
to join in this against the licentiousness
of the party press
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Fourth and sixth Wards Court


JuNx lo-T,dac Romain, VIM. Haynty, John Carl n,
md Danisl Gale weraseveraly summoned 10 appear
charges mad them for violating the city
ordinances, in keeping hacks, cabs &c. without license
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90 GOURAUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
for curing pimples reckes, botches saowness rough
ness tan and all cuaneous eruptons, so cents cake.
Buy only at 81 Walker street first store from Broadway
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o. BLANC D'EsPAGNE, OR SPANISH WHITE,
for the complexion IS cents67 Walker street. first store
from Rroodvav
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CAPT. ELLIOTT, British Charge to Texas, and the
famous Chinese Commissioner with his family arrival
In town yesterday Cincinnati Gasetfe, June D
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Alby- ROACH AND BED.BUG BANE, at No. 81 Court
and street. For proof Of the efficacy Of this article
might refer to numbers of families in this city who have
used il with complete success
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90 sUPERFLUOUs HAIR may be removed from the
face neck or forehead by the Chinese Hair Eradcator at
81 Courtlandt street. th
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GU- MOTHERS RELIEF.--The genuine sold only at
u Courtlandt This article ia often the means Of
,aving both mother and child.
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0(S- POUDRE SUBTLE for cradcatng superduous
hair from any part Of the human body. Tested before
uyng proof positive this and mistake at 81 Walker
rect, first store from Broadway 81 per bottle
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uIy- PILES-This distressing complaint may be cured
nv the use of Hays Lniment article which has never
led TO give relicfin the worst This article we
warrant. To DO had at 81 Csurtlandt street.
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CLIFTON HOUSE, STATEN IsLANp.-This is new
establishment, recently opened by Mr.. Piers, for.
merly Of New Brighton. II is large and com.
Portable house, situated Immediately on the mar.
gin of the bay, on high "bluf," enjoying the
cool breeze from the ocean, and directly opposite
Hamilton House. Not word need be said re-
speeding the manner In which this house is kept.
Mr.. Pieris is well known to be one Of the finest
caterers that New Brighton ever had. SEQ.
The drives in the neighborhood of Clifton
House are extremely picturesque. The Staten
Island steamboats, go regularly every hour in the
day, and stop at the house; and, by way Of the
Quarantine ground, vlsiters can always return to
the city at even late hour at night
We understand that during the season there will
be alternate soirees at Hamilton House and the
Clifton House. The splendid band, engaged for
the season by Mr. Reed, will visit Clifton House a
night in the week, and the charming moonlight
excursion across the bay, combining the plea
s,ires Of the sail on the water, with those of the
soir<e on shore, will be very attractive.
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Board OF Education

This Board inst last evening, when the new members
were sworn in. rst
called ever by the Clerk =
Fust Word. Henry Nicoll--william Castle
Second ;. William Gale--Thomas H. Leggett.
Third =. Isaac A. Johnson-Thomas {. Doremus
Fourth. George Wsir-Thomas c. Chardavoyne.
Fifth 80. Francis Hall Burtis skidmors
Sirfh ...... DIR Hugh Sweeney-John Mcmahon
.Sspenfh Bartlett Smith-Josiah Rich.
I Eighth. -. .Gerardus Boyce- Elias IL Ely.
NsM. 80. Mark spencer,Devia F. Wheeler.
Tenth M NJ. Quackenbos-Edward A. Fraser.
Eleventh. Abraham Ha field David Perine. Jr
TsO,Jih. Andrew Carrigan-Thos Adds Emmett.
F tS,rsanI. ABR. Beli-Phip W EDgs
Fifteenth . .Gerardus Clark William l.. Stone
Si1teenth e. Isaac Townsend-John Newhouse.
Ssuesteenth.. Jacob Aims H0rato C. Allen
quorum being present. on motion the Board proceed.
cd to election OF President for the ensuing year
A ballot was taken, when there appeared for
GERANDUs CLARK, "
JAcoB AIMS
HENRY NicxeLL, IL .
Mr.. CLARK hereupon was declared duly elected and
briefly hnked the Board for the honor they had confer
red upon him. The duties assigned to the Board were
.uS% having the care Of the edss Of about 80 O0o
dred thousand dollars for such purposes.
On motion. Mr. JoHr A Stewart was reappointed
Clerk for the ensuing year, unanimously.
solution passed requiring the printing OF 800
copies OF the Manual Of last year
On motion, report from the committee OF the late
Board favor of granting appropriation for building
Sc, DOL House in the Fourth Ward read showing that
public school house erected in that locality and that
$50 children educated the Fourth ard in two small
rooms suitable for the purposes of education. ,..
report from the committee in favor OF granting
appropriation for building public school in the Sew
teenih Ward also read 1t was moved to lay the re-
port the table. 40
An amendment offered proposing to refer to select
committee. -N ItFt
An amendment proposing that the reports be taken
up separately and disposed Of
The report the subject Of public school in the
Fourth Ward then taken up and referred to select
committee att l
The report from the Seventeenth Ward Commissioner
REFER. d back.
A resolution offered by Mr. Nichol proposing ths
appointment OF Committee to make inquiry and report
what action required the part Of the Board In order
obtain for the Of the public schools and societies
the monies spportoned in April last and which the law
required should be deposited to the credit ofhe Board
LIST day of May. Passed.
resolution proposing to make inquiry as to whether
the ward schools Of the city entitled to the same p
vileges the Normal schools passed and referred
Aresolution proposing that Committee be appointed
make enquiry and report the LIST July at extra
meeting the Of appropriation that will be
quired for the support Of the Public Schools during the
ensuing year.-Carried. iU fet rr~ .-.rs. ~
A resolution in favor Of appointing Committee to
frame Rules and Bylaws was adopted.
resolution proposing the appointment OF Committee
to fix salary for the clerk-Passed
The Board adjourned to 25th instant
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GisowrH OF PRovrpxHcx.--There are four hun
bred and eighteen new buildings erecting in Provi.
dence