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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17
By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA. June iGArr Globe, Pernambuco Levant
81 Crox; Betsey jane Falmouth Ja jane Milton, Mags
re-. cqmmerce and Eliza Williams New York Michigan;
ander NHayen; Dan Parker Troy Neptune Hingham Col
Stevens Hartford. CID Grecian, Barbadoes.
lind Jos Bach Boston; Sarah Elizabeth Br) Abaco; Alicia
Zenobia Savannah; Emily Johnson NYork Sid Marianne
Breml aud Caspar BremJ Bremen; Hy Kelsey Barbados
|Cld 18th, Cosmopoe, Arcibo; Mlisent, NYork.
Spoken.
Ottoman from Maranham for Boston, 9th inst lat 81 so
Hon 68 20.
Mercy days from Matanzas for Boston, 9th inst lat Is
Hon 794
Norherne days from Havana for Baltimore 9th inst la
IN 10, lon 70 40.
Foreign Ports.
MAyAGuEz June SIN port Cambridge, of Boston, for Tri
|ese few days. Roanoke for NYork dg; Adaa from St Tho
lnas, just arr sft 4N.ssf ~
PEKNAmBuco May 22-Iu port, Navarro for Philadelphia,
days. Cumberland from do disg Virginia. Baltimore do
ST CRoIx, WE June In port Rosalie for NYork, few
days. Patriot do ready; Chancellor from st Thomas for
Haven Rowena from Saldanha Bay Saunders for New
Haven, unc.
ST. THoMAs June BIN port, Harriet Thompson, and Des
patch, from Philadelphia, dsg, Henry Buck, wig tw'
schrs unknown.
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New York, Monday. Jun


AsnEs-There is moderate demand for pots and the
tendency Of prices is upwards. We quote So rs sl
with sales at the latter price Pearls have slightly i'm.
proved, and are now held at 81 06l l2i.
BrEswAs-Prime yellow of all descriptions sells as
wanted at 29i 293c.
BREApsrurrs-very little doing to-day Genesec flour
is held at 81 u.s.
CorroS The sales to-day reach 900 bales Prices re.
main firm.
FIsn-Dry cod are inactive but holders are firm at our
last quotations of So rs 81 There is fair demand
Tor %aekerei but The supply is limited Picked salmon
HArThe demand for this article is limited and prin.
cIpaliy for export We quote sales of qualities
oil North river bale at 40 i5c Prime is held at Soc
PhovisioSs-The demand has again become very mo-
derae, and quotations rather nominal New prime porl
is held at $40 50 do at Si3 - Beef is dull and
we continue to quote prime at So IS &c. me s. at IS
SIT So Lard is still held at nc for bills and Sc far
Kegs there is, however little doing in the article
hIcE-Saies to some extent have been made for cx.
port at 10 SO 49, at which quotations holders firm
WHrsxFy-Drudge casks rather dull but still held
t2c Western and prison bbls continue to quote at
II 2Ilc. -
CATTLE MAnxEr.-M market 100 Beef Cattle (s75
from the south 80 Cowes and Calves and 1900 sheep
and Lambs.
Prices-Becf Cattle-The market last week was unu.
sualiy duli and the transactions smaller than they
nave been for three months past Buyers were very
backward and OF the comparatively small number eer
ing, ooo remain unsod. Holders Notwithstanding still
mold out Tor and in instances succeed in obtaining
iast week prices, which accordingly resume for
sn'erlor ana miading qualities, 50 so superior So
Cows and Calycs--Prccs have experienced couside
fabe decline. We quote S13 S25 to SOS All sold
Sheep and Lambs-Sheep 81 Is 81 so 10 a. os-a do
cline Of 20 cents on the prices OF Last week
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VERRE Y'S
TINCTURE AND LOTION OF
IMPORTATION

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-M.nsieur VERREY, OF Lyons
has appointed DE LAUNEY GRAY sole agets for thu
snle Of his Tcure and Lotion Of inauguration the Unite
preparations leaves scarcely say that they
are certain remedies for impotence sery aversion
(sapaby OF connubal intercourse flour sbus
Of he system and all the diseases produced masprba
lbe The Lotion is used externally They Immediately
lthe vgor and warmth they mpart being felt in few mau
but are most esacogs in coaunction Price
o made powders and by mall folded up in thu
form Of letter. with full directions USE &c., double let
Two powders for the Tnctue aid sother the Lotion
Five dollars for double package dollars for FIVE powder
Thanked post paid enclosure directed to D.
Ioffice. my2S imsm
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DLARRHGA, DYSEN7ERT,
c1,r,1Ep 11rTp,rpr .Y>rr

NEVER tribe with disease One days delay in admnste,
ing remedy, may give disease iat, advantage This
(which may be tesed the of motherswe Chole
nfanm-has often terminated in death for of promp
paints which affect the bowelshe stomachor the liver,
lCOVEL'S ANODYNE CORDIAL. 1t purges gently, ex
pes all unhealthy elements from the northumberland
pures the the pulseand nyieorass the diges
uony Of all who have tried t. good evidence Meet the frs
ymptoms Of the disease with this invaluable Specific and the,
The more dangerous will be found the eectiy
medicine which be administered and for proof suboi
following certificate Of the many Of the like import
lin the hands ofthe agent
hereby certify, that young in my employ,
s.tacked with dyensry attended with sopous discharg.
blood gripping Of the bowels other symptoms
h distressing complaint found nothing that would afor
permanent relief until obtained bottle Of Dr. James Coye
Anodyne Cordial few doses Of which restored him esl
Ia few days. cam with confidence, recommend other
|for like purposes. WILLIAM WESTERFIELD,
New York, Dec. It'll, 1914. i65 Prince street.
Price 50 cents Sold wholesale and retail by J. Moseey
druggists throughout this city, Brooklyn, and Jersey city New
lark, and country villages. my12 Inn m
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The St. Augustine Fla) Ne~s of the 9TH, says Since
the rain our crops have greatly improved and are look
ing very promising. Tobacco seems to be the product
10 which our farmers are turning their attention Hun.
dreds are making experiments in its cultivation and
with much success We prophecy that this will in a
few years, be the principal export from East Florida
The ALBANY argus of yesterday morning saws vege.
taton IS at present, advancing very rapidly under
the refreshing influences of the late rains Tie whole
country clothed in verdure Of beautiful green
grass and leaves Of the trees have that dcep color SO
peculiar 70 the beauty and freshness of sumner He
VINO goes INTO me country at this pleasant season Of the
year VIII peculiarly feel the appropriateness Of the re-
mark" God made the country and man made the
town." ' 'o ''e
The pendleton Is. c. Messense, OF tho sth i,s,.r
says; We have had most protracted drought With
heexception of avery moderate rain about three weet
ego we have not had enough - wet the ground to the
depth OF hall an inch since March, The streams OF wa
YER are lower than them, and Vegetarian III
suffering greatly. Gardens are literally burnt up
Inc Miegeville (Geo) Recorder says: We are great
:! suffering Tor want Of rain. And where are thev no3
- seems 70 us from all SEQ, that the whole coun
w parched Dry as we are here, we understand we
nor ~ as bad condition in this respect as other re-
30" aIe ana This extending very much through Caro-
ma alabama Sc. The Oconeo at this point Il said bv
ipity years. ~" w 'e 'a''
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Foreign Ports.


S sss: ;sR fs s Ey'' 'h
Ss A@s iSs sii;si
In ssS es:sy s!s o$ asi ri
Color. and sS.s Tods,
CSxs, COr;a T;s.s; EissSsha and cssS. for Phi
, Sas. s e Soss dc@
E1shss from arr m SID EEHwpp s Csdscs,
rsr5 I Black
ss's Gs S Sss.I s: 9s'''
s. Sass ds fro"
n TURKS ISLAND, June mo American in port
10 days m,.s 9s do Fly Pratt day. shs
sFeb g. Mariposa. NYorE. - ~
Home Ports.
EAST MAcHIAs, June 7Sld Congress- Philadelphia; 9th
s.co Jaas sAr Augusta Philadelphia ll.h. Oregon. do
BosTos, June AR Coacord,a Liverpool; Carlos savan
aoa Sarah Wi,%s csssse Tamsass CaIdspss AZ
s. Na9S n ySs
soek Alexandria; Banner siizsbeh, and Claron Albany
FssI Nvs sssss r. ss. S.
~ faige Daltmore Strathmore Emma Harriet and Others
Arr 18th Julia, Svannsh Elk SUM- Arcot Zephyr Van Blu
ssn Geo Washington, and Gauges Philadepa
MI dah Mars ss Fdsa s~s
washington, NC; 18th, Marcia, do.
New HAyLN June f-Arr Robert Morris, md Burlington
Albany Sid Payner, Mary Elizabeth Lion and Georg
PHLADELPhIA, June i5Arr Anna Reynolds, Benz Franl
3n. Monroe Wave. Colombo, Lewis Bruce and Emelins
Boston, Vicorine, Lodsma Eliza, Planet Oregon, and Ho
3der Borden Providence Abigail and Warren, Portland Du
AND ES'G
Port Spain Trin; Retrieve Gloucester; jew Newburypo
Diamond, Jamespor Lii Cleopatra, NHayen Elizabeth Ma,
fuchet Monitor New Bedfor Levant Savannah Cid i4f
aOsceola Mobile; Patton Charlrson PALM Peruvian
Appleton Casa Alexander M, aud Columbia Boston; Rel
3deer York; Lochel Dabadoes Joseph b. Wareham Mar
~ Deborah Newark Mexico Stoning.cn; Edmund Ernch
aFall RIVER; Trimmer, New Haven
NORFOLK june BAR and Cecil Boston for Ricl
Almond; Coles Dghton Yanc, Newport; Allegheny Prov
d WASHINGTON, NC. June 1l-Cld Globe West Indies
CHARLEsToN, June I3Arr Gray, st Jago via Baracoa-
geld Olga, Antwerp Sid Seaman, and Col Taype Norher
Port Ellen i9rk Arr 18th, Neptune, tMex Havana for
SAvANNAH June i2-Cld Nicholas dde and Alicia (Br
Liverpool Sid Sterling, and Peter Dem NYork Lightfoot
q Boston.
ST. MAnys, Ga June Arr Gen Marion, Jamaica Cid It'll
3Carone Clark, Boston.
PENSACOLA June Arr Louisa and Pensacola Boston.
q New ORLEANS, June Arr Berlin and Martha, Boston
ocean Rotterdam; Gen Veazie Liverpool Apthop NYork
Adrian, from Boston, ship and barque names unknown.
8Cd New York, Gtveston Parthenon, Liverpool Trident
Cowes and mkt arward Glasgow; Weybosset New York
Loretto Fish, Havana.
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Philadelphia.
TCorrcspndence of the Herald.1

PHILADELPHIA, June IT, 1945.
The only news Of importance and which absorbs the
public miRd to the exclusion of all else is the death of
General Andrew Jackson brought to city this morn
ing by the mails from the southwest Immediately on
its arrival the flags at the Navy and Custom House
and OF all the ships in the harbor up half
all the which in session adjourned and the
public Offices closed. The has created quite sen
sation among all classes of citizens and movements
have already begun to have public demonstration OF
respect for the memory and of gratitude for the public
services of this great and good man.
The District Court for the city and county IF Pha.
dcphia adiourned on motion of Mr. Ingrabam on beng
informed Of the death of Cen Jackson a testimony OF
regard for his exalted character and the eminent services
he had rendered his country The other courts in
sion also adjourned on hearing of the event.
Sophocles' Antgone is to be produced tonight the
Arch street theatre. This establishment closes this
week.
The Bronze Horse continues to draw at the Walnut and
indeed from the complete in which is brought
out it is deserving Of success.
Leonora is still the rage II will be performed but
two nights more. Segun takes benefit tomorrow
evening and Thursday evening il will be perform cd
for the benefit of MIR. Fry, the composer Theatrical
people here nettleS to Mrs. Aiowatt
is expected, she conveniently come at the
Walnut, where her comedy produced in this city OF
at the Chestnut Some think she will act fairly by
choosing the former place. | know that she has an
ssF at one Of our theatres to commence on the
Stocks to-day fiat. Sales are extremely limited
and prices declined generallyStac SIS exhibiting
Their falling of Of 1. The hot weather and consequent
assudc together with the operations of the bears,
the cause OF the decline.
Sales of Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARp, June 1870 shares Louisville Bank so
10 Wilmington RR, III $50 do III; SO 900 State 6's
74l o shares Louisville Bank so.
SECOND BoARD-Sl 600 Chesapeake Delaware Canal
Loan 13l III shares Philadelphia Bank I0S 100 Read
ing RR, ~ 300 Wilmington RR, DIS, IS $50 Girard
Bank, DIS, 81.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Office for the sale of the Original Genuine
PULNIONIC SYRUP,
{ No. 40 la COrtIandt street, New Yorl


FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE
ISoME, YEARS. AGO was cured Of and danger
Done through '"s a
tire, iIe City q New Ycf Having condolences yoa"t
him. and the medicine was in name and true state
Of my cure by The syrgs II b. name the fomof
continued this connection until had reason to believe th.
person deviang from the understanding Complaint afte
he syrup Thinking that
Dc more escus requested one but i wa. declined eoue
ason completely nterweyen with the h
would i. oshsr n'
& Snss a snd nsss ss
cusvsly T. These afuences based upon my well know
character, and the certificate Of cure with my advice
= to others whom visited both IN The city and country and II.
gradually increasing and now widespread popularity or M
% ws ssd o. %
esused great numbers make application Of whom
Results were truly sssyn a and did not feel will
Ping that the advantages thus arising to all should be ost
Though the neglect or Variation any ohsr %
70 those who know me ps;oaaIy lie S.oIy Of 81
d have the knowledge Of only correct me.
Of ds g & %ss s sn Srfn IS different s
is n and uniform strength without the use ha.kind
r.. most Ingredient" have tie discovery and
s Of improved and only suitable apparatus By
ascscy bssfsh color and VARIABLE sns ca" "svs,
arise from my nc and employment q
The young has been incidentally mentioned
being longer Interested my business has told set w
Tic, informed come and buy genuine Syrup
s ORIGINAL r IN his
G for s Ssw 0 Y below e $
street r. 8. BFEKMAN.
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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBII.ITATED.
4 PROFESSOR BOERHdAVES
HY(SEAN RENOVATOR

all those where manly vigor impaired where tn
mental and physical powers Frustrated by urestranet
destructive habits early YOUTH inducing emissions
md debility the Hygean Renovaor will be found inabs
g healthy action and removes impotency by infsng
aneous. fails chronic elects and whites and
remove stety, by restoring healthy action. Refer
be given many physicians who thu
enovator with in those affections, also Dyspep
a weakness the back and oins and affections Of the
New York Price 50 bottle Of and forwarded
N. B.--Copious directions accompany each bottle.
myU I'm os sec
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Passengers sniled.

LIygRpooL-Packet ship Oxford-Wm B windle, D Win
ie has kenwohy and lady George Johnston and LADY,
henderson, Mr Valenine DR. Dexter, Of New York; Mrs ri
sae Geo Warning, Brookyn; Mrs NJ Todd, Baltimore; Kin
eth Aacken Columbus Ga; Robert Gardner lady three
Rudolph, Liverpool. 80
HAvnE.Packet ship DargundyAr Purdy, lady, child and
servant Ozanne Of New iork Mr. Beckett and LADY, Miss
lrs seabrook and Miss Julia seibrook Miss Martha
ssoook Seab,ook Charleston SCI Mrs penkc, Miss
sl ;dnrug Nathan Maaioe Georgs; Carr Navy;
ylrs Moreland. Havana; Elijah Carhart, Clinton, NJ.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE II.

Ss :a1. s sss % vat. ,s
Cleared
Ship Shakespeare, Cornell, Liverpool Collins Co.
] SHIP Sutton, Galloway charleston Geo Sutton
BB ars k Etc H Ss ssysy cH N.'Is Walsh
Brig Apna, (sic) Castiga, Palermo
T' e. %% Walsh
s pssss'Rs asss
ss shr c cssy Ws.s W.T. MeKss Co
ship STEPHEN ss,s Lnmsn ccac. from Whampoa March
Passed m lust LAT 90 TO- lon ship NOTICE. Standing Dila
sou,h The has been only mont and 10 days her
SHY Loo SaSso' from Cantor. Feb and Manila
:h ship !, Delhi ard Isods. States; SoPsre China
day o a%s s Ss Ss sS lat 80 Ion Alpine
s6ip fslas. Hale from Aniysrp May and Flushing 7,h.
ssailed i from wit, ships Marcia Cayss
s. S5s .r' 81 Gaso~
days from China for Of provisions supplied her.
bSs sP Jessie 10 days from LIVERPOOL with passengers
Barque Ronala.on stCtesbury days from Savannah with
Brig George Henry, BiaiIey, days from St Domingo with
SD. sS' B0,o%
Brig Mosument O. Portland sid for Hamburg days
SpoSe 10th inst lat 20 49, Ion u 49, schr Mary Aa Mayaguez
ss sGs s. sE: ssm ssys1 sf 10
sgo brig Lucy Az q ThomaSton from St Johns me- for
Brig Cohsnsey, Sherman days from New Orleans, with
Icom, &c. TO master.
Brig Tybee Mccormick 5days from Charleston, with cot
ten to Geo Buckley. 7tf -Nf lTl
schr Grecisn Herrick, Plymouth, NC. to q Nissan.
Schr Caroline, Corson Richmond COAL to Mr. Anderson
schr Marietta Burr, Eambe Richmond to Allen Paxson
SchrJ DemMcst, Demarest. Norfolk, shingles.
Schr Edwin, Hall, Rappshannock, timber. 5000
s sSI Ny SHINES ds"s Smith y yasS . sda
Schr Mary Ann K Caroline, Yates, Philadelphia.
- Sailed.
ships Oxford, Rathbone Lverpool; Burgundy, Woten
Memphis. NOreans North Carona, Charleson; Geo
ashngtoh, London Richd Anderson, baques Maryi
}Bfonghton Rotterdam; LockIand Quebec Mentor Del
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Passcnxers ArlixesI.

GANroN-Ship Stephen Lurman-M ID w Loomis Hazard
CANToS-Ship Loo Choo-Lewis Shuck II Keli
w Doaough. = ~
SAvAyNAn-Barque Ronadson-Mr Add;cks and family Mr
-ynn Col Gardner Mr. MaciiI, Rogers.
CHARLEsroN-Brig Tybee-Mr Bishop lady and SON. Rev
Lehamann lady and children Mrs Miss Nesb Col
Lawson, Capt Geo Stpes, N Merrill, II L Richardson
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June II, 1Si5.
Notice is hereby given that the interest the United
States loans of 1912 and lSi3 payable the LIST day
July next will be paid OF the following repositories viz
Washington, d. c. Bank of Metropolis.
Baltimore, Chesapeake Bank
Philadelphia Philadelphia Bank.
New York, Bank Of America
Boston Merchants Bank.
r. WALKER Sec'y Of the Treasury.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths.

In the city and county Of New York from the 9th day Of
Junet the 18th day Of June, 1916.
57Men-il Women-60 Boys-40 Girls.-Totnl 1893.
Abscess 2 Apopexy5; Asthma, Bleeding /; Bleeding
rom somach2 Bleeding from Lungs Cancer Casualties
oqs Fl =. Group 4 PPs6li D,hoes DrGsy q Drop
Epilepsy 2; Eryspeas 4 Fever q Fever bilious Il Feve
,ueTpera !; Fever scarlet i Fever TYPHOID Il Fever yphus
rs Heart disease OF l Inflammation I; Of brain
3 Inflammation Of bowels, q Inflammation OF chest, g. In
'mmatlon Of lungs 9; Inflammation ofstomach q Inama
es2 Mo ,I q Ola age 81 Palsy O. scolala,
i; Ulcers, I; liberation Of throat /; Unknown, e.
Age-One year and under 49, to 2years 2 2to3 ISL 5to
2 TOTO 90 81 20 to 30 2l 32 40 to so 49, 50 to 60 2 co
0, 0; 70 to 80, 6; 90 to 90, 2; unknown, -
CORNELIUS D. ARCHER, City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, June ID. 1915. ,
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New ORLEASsBrg Cohansey-i2l2 bags Sprague, Ro-
|bnson co-lo0 Oelr.chs Kruger pigs lead Badger
S bales hair johnson Green-200 empty bbls order.
BALES cotton Gowdy WeIs-52 w Hamond-ls2 Hartman
p Mntum COT bales mdse Ashley Poole cos do cotton
Ito kegs tobocco order
CHARLrsroS-Brig Tybec-i0 bales yarn Underbl-lli
lilo cotton Victor Duckwz Emeric-lO6 bbls rice Mar.
1sos Wilbur Scotti box ComstockeoH 1T feet lumber
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Captain Brevoor Of the Bcsey Jane at PbadeIpha from
amouin ia reports tint the 2h u m lat 20 TO- Ion
~ 49, saw inc bottom white aud black patches quite plain
Sounded several times in 10 to II and fahoms wster al m
igot Oh the bank. This bank is on the chart.
Whaiemen. n
Ngw BEproRp June It-Arr CaIlao Pacific Ocean Tsc,.
lGallipagof Roscns. NIB, $50 sp = :
NORFOLK June i3Beow. Carter Braxton OF
mos out oput in for supplies and land one man
1Spoke 7th Cadmus 30 bbls em and Grand
asean - Prior, % bbls Pavilion 200 dot John Adams 10;
1Tdr1uin TO- EDWIN 90.
1 spoken.
wv by n rs leagues ~ 80 49,
vshala Is days from New Haven for Barbados, sh INST
es5urg, hence for New Orleans ID inst Of Orange Key
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Married.

At Boston, the 18th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Hun
tington, Mr. FIELD FOWLER to MARY LOUISA, daughter OF
James NJ. Blancy, Esq
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Suddenly on the 10th instant, JoTIIAM M. BALDWIN
aged So years and month.
His friends invited to attend his funeral from his
residence 80 Forsyth street. this afternoon o'clock
remains will be taken to New Jersey for interment
On the 10th instant of consumption in the forty first
year OF her age, SARAH wife OF Edward Edwards.
Thc relatives and friends OF the family are respectful
ly invited to attend her funeral this afternoon at
o'clock, from their late residence 220 Houston street.
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Ian GLE Y.'S
prscUTrENT CORN PLASTER,

AS been long knqHn England and warranted certain
DR. II Minor ls2 Broadwsy III Broadway; IA Canal st
~ bowery 192 East Boadwsy; 20s reenwch street; 81
/ n5~ Price IS cents. jeII Imvec
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PEEswAx-sbslsv very superior WA, !or .:e BY
~ Elk COLLINS & co. s. South st.
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THE BCEHM FLUTE.

pHlLLIP ERNST, Teacher ofthe Flute and Guitar, would
inform the lovers of Music that he has for sale
he above celebrated nsrumens every respect
ccodnce with those the PARIS and London Royal
academies. To be seen at PHILIP ERNST'S Music Saloon
o5 Broadway. Walker street. my8 lmsrc
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NOTICE. ..s..&
TO MERCHANTS, SHIP MASTERS AND

|7NHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform them, tina
he has been in the employ Of the late Samuel Det
SEVENTY years and the late Samuel Demt hayng bequcathed
OF the OBSERVATORY Il intention to Continue In connec
o with his son the business q repairing
Charts Watches Clocks Jewey, Silver Ware, &c the OLE
|Iand, No. $50 Pearl street. ID. EGGERT.
iu6lm eOd krr
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Examples q Rafs'1yer ,As .a.sura"es Of 500 ens

monthly
The public respectfully requested examine the dstn
gushing principles of this In1tontheir tables of
heir distribution of protsand te facilities afforded by thei
Lqsn Dspartmen.Lsiore deciding 70 insure elsswhe,e
|y's rates &c, may be obtained upon application
m23 lm3taw.rc j. LEANDER STARR, General Agent.
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RENT for SALE exceedingly moderate terms thos.
splendid Paintworks, Dye and Bleaching Houses, Apps
raus Machinery and Fixtures thereon and therein situated
SouIhwark philadelphia below the Navy Yard known th
These works are possessed Of ample water privileges an,
contain engine boilers and drying cans and the PREMISE
peculiarly well adapted either for calico printing f
l JOHN r. WILMER No. 20 S. Front st.
JAMES PATTlsON, No. Church Alley,
m2e 3taw3wx PHILADELPHIA.
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: FRANKLIN HALL.

their friends and acquaihances and the In genera
that they have opened the house as Pearl street. under
ding Wine Chsmpsigne, and segaT We pledge ourssvs
in the city. We respectfully beg cA and tr
Beer Please NOT to forget No as Pearl between Cha
4hanh and CRY Hall Place.
NB.-Tkere win be Free-andeasy this house every 81
Efnrxlav iell lvvkr
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MONTHLY REPORT
OF THE
NEW YORK

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
No. 75 Chambers Street.