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City QrimcM-Elder H- Simooton will C5 to-morrow Elder J. 001 iniflU mBtoC' 01 i dinner will1)0 rMtor of tbc 0f" r-ni'versallst Church and Society, to-morrow at 3 o'clock. Kcr. T. J.

and on this occasion. Service at lOi preach, a. usual, la tie Union Culvcrsity-place, to-morrow, at Ltntlcg'will preach In the First Free Cosgre rhnrch In Chrystle-st. to-morrow (Sundaj). (3 9- Snow) to-morrow tftrneen.

la the College of Fbyiicians, In hi, lecture on the doctrines of Insrrow evening, at the I uThompson 'ecture on SusnA MusIe' iD 11,0 fcT labemsele. to-morrow evening. Senrice to 1 before 5 o'clock. umedoOar, D.D. will preach In Manhattan Vn st.

to-morrow evening. 14th last. on Tracfarlanlsm will be dellv evealag. St. Judfc's Church, by the L.

HaRBis will lecture on The Ex r.ASoa' at the Univ. Church. EUz 4 to 9 o'clock- on Sunday evening. ltd Clauai of the Cnlv. Church.

EUz ccbecce ss on Sunday evening. of the Libel case. llh has attracted great public attention, was contiou Wi'C 'diyin tbe SnpcrlorCourt befurcJudge Oakley. 11 Edition to tbe witnesses stated in our last ai giving ylnbebalfof the plaintiff, touching hii repute-. that of Ms paper, were Messrs.

Paul Babcock tiCBlA.6Ktir'?- Edwsrd Minturn, Dr. Greacon, Jas. F. Edoocds. David Graham.

George Blunt, Rcbertion, Mr. Folter, Ogdvn Hoffman. Mr. L. White, Counsel for the defence, then So that Mr.

Webb bad appli. VV foraloan, and tbat "he had got rnonr-y icme tone of the paper became changed. Initead n--oi. Mr. Webster every kind of abuie ai It I i tcie for montbi, it came out suddenly and rmlT in 4 every thin? conipired to tifr ihe 1 ut Bacon as to thu public orivate coi-ree of the Editor of the Courier and En nai tbo plaintiff yet ihowu whence he the aid riquirod by blm.

Besides this. Col. Weib is not the msn who should bring a suit for libel; the rery article! oomplaioed of were provoked by pre? vious iimuIu from the columns of the Courier and En cairer and every wltnen who has ccme up, with the exception of Mr. David Graham, bai beard complaints the Courier and Enquirer upon the char attucked by It themielves. Fesrly the whole of tboio who have ipoken in fuvor of ihe plaintiff were his intimate friends and associates, while the other side speak from what they have read in bli paper or heard in tbe community.

The counsel also nrrrd that the defendant, although poiscailng talent of a bith order, Ii poor, and unable even to advance sufS cient funds' to bring up witnesses and such ne.cesinry to tobil lulldelence, while the plaintiM'tuts wealthy friends and a powerful press at bis command. Sec. Mr. W. ipoke for nearly three hours, and was greeted by a clip? ping of bandi from the large audience assembled at the close of his remark 1." Prescott Hall, Esq.

followed on the part of plaintiff, and It is orcdlen to say presented a strong and powerful appesl on behalf of Ms client. He urge I tbat the stale BtBt between Mr-Greelcy and Mr. Curtu did not occur till ifter one of lbs articles bad been hed, so that it could not hsve been Influenced by tbe remarks on that oc cailrn- Mr. H. a'so urged the high character of those up to speak In fuvor of the plaintiff.

Sec. should have stated yesterday tbat Mr. Grinnell was one of the gentlemen whom Col W. applied to for a loan, not Mr. that Mr Grinnell gave testimony nearly similar to tbat of Mr.

Blatclilord, A Jlr. Hall closed a long nod able speech Inie In the after? noon, when ihe Court at'j oirnct! to 10 o'clock this fore noomat which lime the charge of the Court will be given. Simmer Palo Alto is the name given byKsox to the new Summer style just Introduced In this City, byLeary Co and also manufactured and sold by Koox.it So. 12? Ftilton-st. Sun Dulldlng.

This Hat we regard as superior for comfort and for nppcarancc to any Sommtr Hat which bus ever been In fashion In the United Rtatei. The low crown and broad brim arc worthy ihe belt days of the regime' of old English gentlemen. Ksqx his a full supply of the various sizes for bis liles this afternoon. Give him call. The posts in Nassau st.

are still standing, and tbe affair of those benches appears to be standing still. BT The third Beard of Brokers were in great stile of animation yesterday. There Is no dottbt that very largo tran-actlons In Stock took place during its standing, but wc unfortunately have no list. The war lias great lu fltunce upon this sensitive Hoard. The dogs arc too plenty in tbc streets and mottles too scarce.

Hurry up them clube 1 13iT Houoken, like a sensible beauty, docs not nrffcr from being so much praised. She Indeed deserves sriry thing that can be snid lu her favor. Never was lids beiotlful friend of Ncw-Tork more lovely and charming Hum this present season. Age cannot stalo nor custom ckange her Infinite ET Wo lost oar gold pen is easy to lee by the barren appearance of our item department. The Diaphragm Office has been tltabllihed in Itroadway, 334.

for the purpose of ex? hibiting the great Importance of this valuable Invention to tbe bcalth of our citizens. We speak from observation and experience when we pronounce It one of the most use? ful Inventions of the day. and that Its effect on ihe health of oar City, If generally used, would be very great. It is wltftln the reach of all as far as price Is ctijicemcd, and la, without doubt, tbo most perfect, simple an'dj durable machine for the purpose that can be desired. the Ladles to call and witness Its operation.

Mr. Tribune Won't you do a kind tbinf for tbc little boys and girls who go every Fourth of July ivtnlng, by thousands, luto Washington-square, to He the lire-works, by asking the Corporation to see that the ire-work frames aro so high that the firc tcorls can tc Kfs? Ai they were placed last year. It was dlfllcult for er? 4 middle-sited man to see themt and all the poor chllW could get a glimpse of was a sparkling splutter, rnteiruptrd by the heads and belies of the multitudes be tvren tium and the burning wheels and diamonds. Pray ten tie City Father's to have the Ore-works placed tdve or feet hlKhcr. A scene as beautiful as it is unusual in this country, (says the Evening Gazette,) is said to take place rtry morning at a grave yard la the Slxth-avenuo.

A Stile girl, who Is called beautiful, and who we arc sure, least lovely, comes dally to the gTave of her notier and a long time in decorating it with (low? 's. Xo matter what the weather, the little guardian uge! there. MiLANciioi.y man. named James Boyir.w?? yesterday killed while blasting rocks at a stone larry at Rlpp'i Bay. The deceased had prepared a blast give notice that he was about to set It off.

The men In tho quarry retired, and Boycr had got 3 or 4 rkrdt off when the explosion took place. A lurge mass of wis thrown against u10 side of the quarry and re toMltig struck him and knocked hha down. When his tjnptnlors came up they could not perceive any signs of He must have been Instantly killed. The portion of tti which was thus thrown against the side of tic quarrv about a ton weight. Swerat.

Sessions? Jury in ai tata of Jacob V. Platts aliagreed and were discharged. Mitchell, Indicted for burglary and grand lar was permitted to plead guilty to petit larceny, and sentenced to six months In tho 'bwl Rlley was tried tor burglary and found guilty ot petit Laug hi In McCormlck was put on trial for false St'-tnces. Charles Meyers and hid some trouble In Chatham st. yesterday, which In Lew belrg held to bail for assault and bjosajfo.

3s Commerce-st. was entered yesterday and fwbedof a sllvcrwatch.SU In money, Bar do. do. trunk, kc BROOKLYN Al AIRS. PhiV.elphians are the only people who a twang- aboU.

ice-cream. Mr. Eagle. eloop-ofwar Albany will not be to-day. (as we learn from the Eagle.) as has here Wonbeen expected.

Tho time now spoken of Is Satur Cv. lnst. She is not to be coppered on the stocks, taken lor that purpose Into one ot tbc dty docks. The fair 1 the Boston and Relief are still going on with kUtf as tf WC finished. There Is vet, leM' no watlrmatlon of the rumor of the SStaX to the command of tbc olher not denied.

Uog tho Yard. In the process of Ot -0n Tuesday morn "earTenth South Second covered on by coU'red families, were dis b)y Iniured TK. Upper conslders, promptly, and the Mitred lad 0nc of tho aouit-t was tbou Probable damage 00 both $400. fb? vrj I Gazette. rroteTt Evcnin? in the following trees at the Md trew on th? Con.

th, name t0 "iB of room. such 5 We car me are cu' uo? we UP rival which win apathy The Botton Journal gives oj Gothamitea this palpable hit: Cost or Official documents show that since the first of January there has been expended in the City of New-Tort, for the nominal purpn-e of cleaning the streets, the sum of ghty thousand at the rale of one hundred end mncty-lvo thousand dollars per annum! Aud yet a l'-oitomau Ntw-tork would not be particularly astonished at the cltanlineu of the Many strangers who hive visited Boston lately say its streets bid fair to rival ours ia the dirt line. -s? Law U. S. CiBcrrr Judge Du- 1 rend (f Co.

va. Bdteard Curtit. D. paid, under protest, 15 cents per gallon duty on winea. the Collector contending that it was imitation Port, and lia? ble to that, while piaiolirT averred that it was what is called wine of France, and to but 6 cnti doty.

Action la brought to recover the difference. Ver? dict for plaintiff. $196 91. For plaintiff Mr. billon, for defendant Mr.

Hoffman. I'. 3 Commissioner's Commissioner A. Johnson, a seaman of the ship Uncas. was examined on a charge of assaulting tbe mate with a dangerous weapon.

The charge waa not sus? tained by the p-oof, and the complaint was dismissed. Pcpebiob fore Chief Ju-tL-e Jones Marty, by his next friend Patrick Kelly, vj. Eduard A. J. was passing along near Bayard, lu his pedlar's wagon, his dog running along side of dog belonging to where tbe lid Murty keeps sprung upon that of Jessel, and in the effort to separate them difficulty took place between Murty and J.

Action Is brought for assault and battery. It was contended that Marly him? self was to blame. Verdict for defendant. For pltff. Mr.

Blunt and Mr. deft. Mr. C. W.

Sandford. Elizahtlh Pander vs. Lnckhari (r Co P. being in? debted to L. A Co.

on a judgment for act! they entered proceedings againat her under the Stilwell act and she waa arrested. Judge Daly, on tbe case coming up for a hearing, decided that he had no jurisdiction, tbe law prohibiting the imprisonment of females In cases of civil action, and she was discharged. She now bringe the present action to recover damages for falae Imprison? ment. For defence it is contended that the under the Stilwell act were valid, as the charge waa fraud. Ac.

On that point Chief Justice J. said he would not now give a Jury most consider from the decision of Judge Daly that he did not have jurisdic? tion, and give such damages as the case warrants. Ver? dict this forenoon. For plaintiff Messrs. N.

B. Blunt and Brown A Matthews; for defendants Messrs. James T. Brady and K. Reed.

CoraT or Common Judge (ten Hagijeriv vs. JlamiiUm IT. bought of Mr. M. a note for 82,500, drawn by-Wllcox and en- dorscd by Friend Whlttlesey, of Connecticut, and William U.

Simpson, of New-York. The note was originally paid to Mr. W. E. Noycs for dry goods furnished, who gave It to Mr.

Murray in payment of a bill of goods. Mr. Mur? ray did not the note. It was subsequently claimed by the endorsers that the note was void, having been altered, after endorsement, by the maker. Action is brought against Mr.

Murray to recover the note and Interest. Mr. Slmpscn, iu his testimony, said the note bad been altered, llie words payable at the L'nion Bank having 1 een added. The Court charged that a person passing a forged or altered note Is bouad to make the amount good, although he may not have been aware of the fact. If the Jury consider that the note had been al? tered they would find for plaintiff; but If they thought It had not been so, for defendant.

The Jary returned a ver? dict for defendant. For plaintiff. Messrs. Brady and Martin. For defen? dant.

Messrs. (lerard. Cutting. Moore and Havens. RrniHck vs.

Hamuti McAllister arj James Suit to recover rent of house 173 Chatham-St. leased to Wm. McAllister for a year, with the suretyship of S. McAllister Co. on a malert Mr.

the copartner of S. McA. defends on the ground that the part? nership surety was given without his consent. Tbe Jury considered that he had ratified It by an after assent. Ver? dict for plainliff.

$77b 17. For plaintiff. Mr. Hanimerslcy. Fot defendant, Messrs.

Bjlch aud Millard. Court Dav. Pi-pEKToa 112.69. 60. 61, CO.

66, 72, 130, 155, 73. 81. Ml. 142, 2IG, 143. 144, 145 to 150, 19, 25, MS.

106. 107. 103, 23, 9. CiarriT 2, 3, 4, 23, 25, 29, 31, 32, 33. 35, 33, 39, 40.

ii. 43. 44. COMMERCIAL AffP MONET MATTERS, For tola of Stocks, ire. tee fourth page.

Fbidat, P. M. The Stock Market was in a deep decline at the First Board, and the desire to realize threw more stocks on tbo market, and quotations fell off quite rapidly aa they rose a day or two since. After the Eoard, the mar? ket was steady, and at the Second Board the rumor hav? ing obtained that the Senate bad voted to advise tbe Pres? ident to accept the proposition of Mr. Pakenham.

stocks jumped 1 to 'J per cent with large sales. Norwich went up 2 percent, and Harlem In Exchange there is litilc or nothing Sterling is 8 per cent, for first rate bills, and Francs 5 35 The supply is large. The earnings of the Mohawk Railroad for ihe first week in June were: Passengers.SI 977 61 Freight. 183 SI jo Same week last year. 1754 88 I Excess in 1846.

$348 24 I The earnings of the Stonington Railroad for May did not vary materially from those of May. 1843. A third installment of S20 per share on the prefer red capital of tbe Uousatonic Railroad baa been assessed, payable on tbe 10th of July. The United States Insurance Company of Boston has declared a semi annual dividend of tlx per cent, pay? able on demand. The receipts of the Michigan Southern Railroad for April.

1846, 54 Add transporting U. S. Mail. 250 00 54 Mr. Moore, President of the Bank of Augusta, Ga.

is dead. The pressure is still severely felt at Buffalo. The Advertiser says It is painful to centemplate tbo extraordinary depres? sion which prevails In every department of trade at the preaent moment Notwithstanding the decline in the price of canal freight, the great difficulty of negotiating exchange, aud the lamentable state ol affaire at tbe East as well as in other parts of Ihe country, deters buyers from coming into market at this point, and produce of every description has consequently given way. In the meanwhile stocts are rapidly accumulating, and much embarrassment is experienced in providing suitable storage. At Ledger says: The money market is comparatively aav more, however, we believe, from tho little business doing, than I from any growing dlspoaition on the part of tho Banks to I Increase tbeir line of discounts.

While the war with Mexico Is continued and kept up at sny thing like the present alleged cost of halt a million per day, it is not likely that flank liabilities will be augmented. Of the Pittsbure and Connellsville Railroad stock 5741 out ot 0000 were takeu at Pittsburg on the first day of opening tho booka. This secures the build? ing of tho Road. Earnings of the Bullalo and Xiagara Falls Rail road for tbe month of May, 1816 8,3337 85 Same period, 1845. 68 Increase.S1.017 37 Earnings of the Morris Canal from commence? ment of navigation to 30th May, on 17.201 toes gross tolls $7058 39.

The United States Gazette gives the following farther particulara of the forged Pittsburg bond Tbe Bond alluded to. with some others, was hypothe? cated by note broker oi this city to an eminent and Htlluent merchant for a loan of money. The loan being due and a balance of It unpaid, the note broker author? ized a sale of the Bond. It waa accordingly sold Mt tho Board of Brokers by Sa i uel Gorgae, Jr. Esq.

tbe mer? chants' broker. Charles Macaleater. Esq. became tbe purchaser. The latter gentleman transmitted the Bond to Pituburg to have it transferred to own name.

On advice being received of the refusal to admit it to trans? fer, Mr. claimed and received from Mr. Gor gas tho sum he had paid, whilst Mr. was reim? bursed by his principal. We also learn that tho note broker was employed to negotiate the loan on these bonds by a gentleman who Is engaged In the manufacture of iron at Browns ville.

Pa and in the sale of his manufactures at Pitts? burg. The late Treasurer of tho city nl Pittsburg is, wn believe, the dook-keeper or agent of this gentleman. If interest haa been duly paid on the Bond in question, it must have been provided by the late Treasurer, who can certainly explain the transaction. We have reason to believe that a loan was made some time ago bv one of our Banks to the Brownsville gentleman, on a larger amount ol Pittsburg Bonds, which was paid at muturity. This farther explanation may enable our Pituburg con? temporary to unravel tho mystery which conceala the actors in this fraud.

Carefully reported for The TrtMou. Fbiday, June 12. Is a fair demand, and Pots go at 3 50? 3 56. Pearls 4 IK) 34 06. with aalea 200 or 300 bbls.

sales today have been about 2000 bales, including one list of 800 balea of New Orleana. Prices are without change, though generally are free at current rates. Upland. Florida. Mo.ANO.

Inferior.none. 6iS6i 6i 7 7 Middling.7 Mid. fair.7i Fair.8 8 SJ39 Good fair.813? none. Fine.none. none.

11312 The rate of Freight to Liverpool ia without alteration. The Virginia and X'loth have been taken up. FLOUR AND is at least a little reac? tion, and the matket can be proDcunced better after a series of daiy statements of decline The demand yes? terday took n-arly all offering, aud there was not much to day. There a break in the Canal which will 36 houra' detention. Tbwre la a good inquiry from the East, and some parcels are going forward from first hands to the Eastern markets as well aa to foreign mar? kets.

Good Michigan cannot be bad below 4 00. although some mixed parcels have been sold at something off. Pure is 4 12)24 25. with sales 30 0 bbla of which a part was for shipment A sale ot 1000 bbls Os- wego' was made at 4 061. Round hoop Ohio sold at 3 87).

and 650 bbls Ooio, a little fancy, 4 85. Sales 200 Orleans at 3 75. not inspected. Tbe market for Flonr bo berter It wu, though per. baps scarcely to firm at the dote as In the morning.

Southern descriptions. Baldmore. Richmond Country. Georgetown, dec. are dull at 4 00 24 25.

with aalet 400 bull Richmond Country and 200 or 300 bbli Brandy wine at 4 Richmond City iait 6 00. Coin M-al ii in fair demand, and 1000 bnlt. for told at 3 which is lower. Sa'et 200 or 300 bbla Brandywine at 3 37). Ry Fiour.

with aalet, ii 2 75av2 Bag Meal dull at 1 00 to 1 31 per cwt. lot of 2300 busbeli red and white Michigan Wheat, a good article, told for milling at BOi, delivered aloncalde. Corn continual plenty and depreiied about buthelt mixer! at 4' cu for heated, and 50 for tound and 3000 buiheli Southern Yellow sold at meat. Of bushels brought 62963 cu. for diitillirg.

Salei sOO buiheli Barley for pearling at 45 Oati are ai before. Salei huabels North? ern at cu. and some loU Jersey at 30 cu 5 uth ern are worth abont 26 Cta. Sa'ea 10U bbla Northern Beana at 1 which it better. market tenda upward, and sa'es 300 or 400 bbla have been made at 19j.

and in lome caae? ia reported at 19i- Drudge has been told at and 19 it asked. salei. to extent of arrivals, at 40350 CU, for ihipping. ETA notice talet pizt Lead, 2000 to arrive, at 4 25, In Iron there ia notbinz Salei 200 or 300 ilabi Bsdc? Tin. and 6-0 bxt on private termi.

A eale oi 25 tons Spelter was made at 4j SU cu. tale of 50 Country Linseed was made at 60 cu. cash. 30 OOO lbs good at 71 cU. for export.

sales 300 Eastern at 1 cash. ii a continued better feeling in Pork, and of Prime 1000 bbli told at 7 00. raoit'y at the higher ratp. For Mett 10 50 was reported tj bare been refused. There ie alio a ipeculative movement in Beef, and 700 or 800 bbli Mete and 2f'0 or 300 do Prime have been sold at rather better pricee.

Beef Hama are worth 7 005ir 00 for good. Sniei 100 tea Prime M-ai at 12 CO. Pickled Meats are dull. Sales 350 to 400 bbli Hama at 3J2 4 cts; Shoulder? are 3J cts. Smoked Hama are 55r7 cu Sbeu'ders S5.

Smoked Beef 536 cts. The receipts of Butter and Cheese are only equal to the demand Grease Butter is cts: Western 12313 Goihen, Ate. 15316 37 cu. MARRIED: On Thnrsdav evening, June 11th. bv Rev.

Alexander Frazer, CHARLES L. REASON, ol this City, to ANNE C. daughter of Elizabeth Wtlte, (widow) of Hotokcn, Jersev. On the Kith Inst. bv Rev.

Mr Cone. STF.PHEN G. WILLIAMS, Esq. to Miss MARIANNE HOLLINSON, all of this City. DIED On Friday morning, after an illness of five weeks, at the reiidence of his sod, '170 Eleventh-tt 6 doors West of Broadway.) THEODORE DWIGHT, In the year of hli ago.

The relatives and friondi are invited to attend ih? fu? neral ceremonies on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, af? ter which the rempini will be removed by the family to Greenwood Cemetery. On Friday, the 12th instant. SOPHIA, wife of Edward Ward ond daughter of Alexander Henkln. The Irlenis of the family are lr.viud to attend the fune? ral To morrow (Sunday) Afternoon, at half past 1 o'clock, from her late residence No 104 Bowery. MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NKW.YORK. KINUTCRE ALMANAC.this DAT. THK St.w. i THK moon. i Ft'Ln sr a.

30 I Sou ..7 29 45 I 22 LATEST DATES. London.May I Havre.May 17 Liverpool.May lit I 2 SEE MARINE JOURNAL, FOURTH PAGE CLEARED. Ship Mannion, Edwards. Liverpool, Taylor Merrill. Itrlg Eyry, Knowlton, St Johns, NF.

Titos Winnicttc. Sloop New-Y'ork, Ives, New-Haven. ARRIVED. Bark nartland, Parker, ds fm Ea.nport, in ballast, to Hooper. Itng S'tsan, Foster.

13 ds fm Pictott, CB. coal, bound to Newark, NJ. Brig Argus, Rich, fm Curacan, dyeweod, to Booncn Graves Co. Left Sehr Tionic, Dickman, forNewYotk, Ug. the only American vessel in port.

Sehr Julia. Hill, 5 ds fm Portland, Mo. 220 hhds mo? lasses, to Tburston Co. Sehr Admiral, Richardson, 20 ds fm Calais, Me. lath, to Smith Jt Boynton.

Sehr Champion, Palond, 20 ds fm Machlas, Mc. lath, to Smith Boynton. Sehr Wilder, Bryant, 4 ds fm Thomas ton, lime, to mas? ter. Sehr Cabot, Tavlor, 4 ds fm Boston, mdse. to Hi.r rick.

Sehr Dispatch, Corson. fm New-Baven, in ballast. Sloops Rienzi, and Wlllard, both from Providence, RI. SAILED. Ship Snllivan, Charleston.

Wind North-East. fiyoiir.es. ry New-York Weekly f.ir Saturday. June Tiger-Jungle: The Three Preachers; Old Time: A Victory'. Editorials? The War and Tbe Tribun- The Tariff hi Pay of Soldiers: Re'orm in What does Palri.iihm Dictate' Water-Core In America Prospectus of the New York Tribune for 18 lG; The Oregon Settlement; Turpin and Jonathan Wild, kc.

s-Later ficm Mexico: Important from Yucatan via Havana; From the Sent of Taken, iic Constitution I aL days' 1c fall for The Tribune; Plans of tbe War; Or-gno and Calif, rula I Expedition, kc and Essayists; Things in Washington Grand National Jubilee i of ihe Soni of Temperance; Buenos copiout extracts from "Twenty-four Y'ears in the Argentine Repuh lie;" Letter from a Farmer: L-tlera from Tiie Old Man of tbe Mountain." No. Henry Russol); Death of a Good Man; Stato Courtiluii Tbe New-England Working Men's Association Tbe Crops: Slavery and tbe Church; and a greal variety of smaller cul Stockt, Money, Cattie MarkeL I Single copiei, put up in wrappers for the Mailt, can be i obtained at the centt. ry TERMS-S2 per year. All lubicriptions payable Inflexibly In advance. AdJreti GREELEY it McELRATH, Tribune Buildings, Cor.

Spruce and Nasaau-s's. opposite the Cty HalL TV Irwnllrttion Service Orchard-it UnlversaHsl Church Oas A. Skinner will he installed Pastorof the Orchard-si Universalis! Church and Society on Sunday (to? morrow) afternoon. Service commence at o'clock. M.

Sermon Rev. T. J. Sawyer, President oflhe Clinton Col? legiate Insulate, and late Paalor of the above 1 Rev'ds W. S.

Baleh.T B. Thayer, Lyon and T. Har. rit will participate In the Service at A. M.

in llu same chu'eh. jel3 It' ty Klljnli the Prophet in ihe person of 8. 8. Snow, will preach to-morrow and af.erno on lbs first rljor of ihe College if Physicians in nesr Spring. Sul j-cta pertain ng to tbe gathering ihe I U4.WW sealed Co.ue and bear for yourself.

SeaU i ry The Rev. Hr. l.iuiwinK will preach on next Lord's day in the rat Free Cengregallonsl Church In Subject for the evening ciscourse The trial of Character end Determination of Destiny in the Judgment, Individual and personal. Seala all free. Jel3 It" ty Prof.

Buab wnl reimst, to morrow evening, at th- Brooklyn, the Lecture giving a statement of hia reasons for emhraclng the doctrine! of Swedenborg. To commence at o'clock- General attend? ance invited. It" Church of the ai usual, trt-uiorrow at li A. M. and 7j P.

M. in tba L'nlon Theolo? gical Seminary, on helween Waverly. place arid Eigriih at. Preaching by the Pastor, Rev Dr. Cfceever.

Suhjtet of lbs evening Iscourse Cause of Mis? sions. Sabbath School P. M- TV Mr. Thomosonwilldeliver a Lecture on Sacred Muaic, in the Broadway Tabernacle on Sabbath Evening, tbe Uth tnsL Several Illustrations will he iucg bv the Choir. Service to commence at a quarter before 8 o'clock.

ry Bxeelsler Tent Mo. O. of ofScers ut f-ri ol thia Tent and tbe order in general are respectfully Invited to meet al the Mariners' Temperance Hall, Cberry-sL between Clinton and Montgomery-iu on Sunday, the l-lth at 1 o'clock, for the p'trpoie of paying the last tribute of respect to our brother, Wm. Smith, wbo died suddenly on Fridav morning. EOWD.

L. CHICHESTER. C. R. Thomas Lawlss.

R. Seer -isry. If OF" Convention of the uelta Phi Convention of the Phi fraternitywill he held on Mon? day the cay of Jane at tbe National Hotel, No.5Con laad-iL In the city of All graduated memben of the Sodetv are eordiallv requested to attend. JAMES RANKlNE, CnionCcllege. THKAD McCL'RDY, N.Y'.

Univeriity. JOHN' S. HYER. -lurnhla Col'ege. SANFORD rt GIFFORD, Brown Univeriity.

jelS 2weod JAMES R. ROMEYN. Rtttgeri Co TV Something small excitement has ex? isted among me nice young men and the bald-paled o'd men, lat-ly, in consequ-nce of tbe advent of a new balr Uq ltd? Bogle'a is aaid to be voted by the snow? ing oaea the nrrdtu ssltmof all hair Improving tnvenuoua? We have received from Mr. Bogle a sample of this novelty, and feel very much disposed, eveo on so abort an acquain? tance, to fall Into the tide of praise which la setting to ward it We given it a ihort trial, and er due repetition, hill be aide to speak more definitely of ibis important mat? ter. We b-li-ve I'Is fiist rate.

Far superior to the varieus prepara'ions for the Hair thst have om limeioumerwn offered to the public. Star of Fen. lu.h. 1S46. Fr-pared by Wm.

Bogle, rCS Boston, and for aale hv A B.lt D. Sands. 100 st, comer of William. Sold also al i73 Broadway and 77 Eist Broad? way, New-York. jelS His ty Tonatipntlon Destroyed by Dr.

nmi'a It I la a nil Wild Cherry Bit? this medicine destroys conslipaiiyns.ano causes IM intestinal canal to perform its ihouianda will and a ao thai ii cures Dyspepsia. Sic? Head? ache, Jaundice, Vemgo, Liver Complaint, and all dii-ases to which the bo we are snt.j-ct. As it lathe compouni of a Regular PsysicHn. the nut.t.- mav rely ti? meriu. So.d wbalesaleaco remit hy WYATT 121 Fullou-sttal retail 192 Broadway 1.7 Bowery tSH Bleeck er at.

Y'. Je3 ry DnIIey's i'uiu r.Atrtirtor.?Taeocl/ depot for ihe suite o. is ai 150 Fu.t. n-tL where Ag-nta for thu Stale can be supp led. All ord-rs to be addressed to Ansel Frost, care of WLde Barnard, 150 Fulloo-st.

N. Y. jefl iy The cost of Advertlnluat in coontrr litt of the cities and towns unougbout the Cnton In which the papers are published, together with copies of the seve? ral papers for winch he Is the duly authorized agent, may be seenKM? CS? ia. ifee Trtbw pleasant med cine i nover-laliing r-tnedy for icd a reruin rare for Sick ata Nervou? aches. tcii an preventive of ard Low Spirits.

It correct, a Krmd of the biltarv organs, ard la So Fiatnieney. and of toe Stomachaod j. ipeedify Erocotes the re.um of strangle and ln ability a bea.thy appetite, this greatest ol bleaslcgs deficient, and. as a natural rives ton? and vigor to tb? wboi? rrepared hy C. SE3RIN3, Tarrytown.

R. T. to whom oideri he Sold In Tort wholesale ard r-ta'l by A. B. fc Drui-zisu, 100 comer of Wtpbtm-sL Sold alsost 773 Broadway and Tl East Broadway, arc b7 Drar generally throughout tb- Untied States.

Price Si per bottle. man Ueochf Dettth to who are to unfor? tunate to have moved Into a house which with animals, rot be discouraged, for wiih on- bottle of remedy the" can eofumer ai anny of Price per bottle- For by DAVID" SANDS i. CO. T7 F.ait rnylP lroeodie HT" Maxlcal l'nio Extrr.ctnr re.i.edv a.ef of di? eases. or ih ise which affect Nerv QU? System.

It not only butbesl? tb? moat without leaving a tcsrl The beat possible proof of Its imVihle vir? tues are the eoaotlesi num'-er of which are pour? ing In upon us to extraordinary eure? of Bums, Scalds. Nervous Sr.irvy, Tic Inflam? mation of the Conghs, NVill? Rash. Salt Rheum. Rheumatism, Career, Scald Hrad. Erysipalaa, Fel ens.

Fever Sores. Sr k-n Brecst and Sore Nipplei, Tettrr and Ringworm. Scroiula Jos Broad wav ice 1 only in New-York where the Genuine Pain Extractor can be ie3 ST" T.B. Palmer'nt-OMotry Adverti? sing Agency, Tribnne Buildings. New Yora, embraces moat of the best newspapers o'all lbs cities aid principal tn tb? United States and Canada, for which he Is duly auihor.zed to r-ceive advertlaerrenu and subscrip? tions, and faliy empowered to give reed u.

Merchants. Individuals een. des nuMIc intiiut'oca, incorporated companies, and socleti-a who wsh to advertise in. or subscribe for. newapapere of any section of the country, are respectfully to examine the files.

I To remove all rioni.ts red misapprehensions, the agent hereby nouf.es the pvhixe thai no persoo Is authorized by lo solicit advuniterrents or aabscrlptions for the newspapers for which be Ulhe only agenL The annoyanc? to others, growing out of numer i out pretended agenete? ta tins citv, renders the adortton of Ibis course easeniltily proper to tmpnnttm. Those, therefore, who to transact husicesa with hit agency ard svr.td mistakes, ar- reapecifulivtnvited to hand Is at tiie office, or address V. ft. PALMER. aai.tr t.

fj?" llntx, rociTuiirTg of pesr. ann while amootb and bale, Tnese hais are ilghl and are trimmed such a msDrer as lo pree'nde an poni bil.ty of being so led by persp'rition. and r.re not the least affected tfi or clor by the rain, as moat thin bats are; r.riceunl? SO. A good as'oriment Paaimabats on hand. Gentle men who wish a neat and taaty Summer hat are to cV.l and exainln- at ULS'S" Jt6 2wia' "toadwgy, Howard Holel ry lo'nin'i Gsssamer llnta, weighing from 2t lob) ounces.

Price only AO. It is two years since the Gossamer Hat was first Introduced by the subscriber to the notice of ih? New.York public as the lightest, the most desirable, and tbe most tasty article for Summer wear here? tofore In use. The Bstontsblng success attending them, evinced by the extraordinary large amount of salss, and the popular ap? probation bestowed upon ihem by the many who have given them tbelrpatronnge, have not lost upon the subscri? ber, to show that he Is ever anxious to -xcel in his art. d.iw preaents for panlic patronage the Gotsam-r Hat lighter and more pl-atsnl than any other ever fore orTr-r ed. are not like the Leghorn and Panama lo either or color nr.iwr- to ihe They cannot td by Mtli-r persr.iralii'n or oil from tbe hair, so commonly with Hats, for ihe much ad? mired itvleof trimmings, origiuatlng niihthe proprt-ior.

erTertiiaily prevents all this. Tina is a decided advantage overall otr.er Htps The public are invited to call and see this article at J. N. OSNItTS'Hatand Cap Suirn. myiS latf 211 Broadway leite Sl Paul'? Church.

HP" Knot's Bnunnerstyseol Hata are now ready for ard sale at No Fulion-sl. (Sun Buildings; consisting of Oregon Beaver, White and Blue Brush Hats a large aasortment of Gentlemen's Paname and Legbom Hau; also, a new style of Boys' Summer Hau. Gentle? men can have tbelr Hat- to order. myH T9T flentlemitn'M Summer cor. of Pine and Nassau hU? invitea the allenilon of his custom-r.

and the puidtc to his assorlmaol of Suromar Hau. consisting among others of and pearl colored 'Ur hais, Ingly lieht; Pannma, Manilla. Canadian straw hats i exira light 'dhclt hau expressly adapted for ihe mmmer s-aion. Carpeting. CI1KAP LOUNS BERRY, 4-ld Pearl-sL opposite WilrUm, have lust re eeived a large lot of Carpriir.gs, wliidi ihej are now nel ling (fTai the following extremely low prices: Ingrain rich, brightciuors, to per vard.

Extra heavy do do do do 3s to-it do fine, toRs rlo Tl.rndO| new and elegant patterns, to 12? do do Oo do Ills to Ms do Also, heavy Uli Cloih, in sheets of ana 24 fe-t wide, well seasoned a readv for immediate use, fr ni lo i per yard medium do. feet to 6 leet wide, from 2s lid to 5s per vod. Vitb a general asaorfu -n: of all olbot artlcl i connected with the trade, equally low. j-i Oil. CLOTHS, atC.

No. ea East Bsoaowav and 71 Livision-St. 1 in want of Carpeting, Oil Cloths, Rugs Druggele. Talde and Piano any other arur.ie in the line. ar? Informed thai they will Hud.

al Gulon'? ex i tensive ware rooms, a spieDdid aasortmeni of all ih- various I articles connected with the Purchasers will fieri maoy choice patterns of Brussels, three ply and ingrain I Carpeti1, also On Cloths tliat are not obtained at other slorea; all o( which will Im sold al prices lower Ibeuevei I before off-red. The goods are all recelv-d direct from the manufacturers. W.H.GUION, Nr. ft Broad wav atid Plvision-SL llAiil'ttl' lu mo United Siairs, No. Anderson hat lust received a large and splendid aisorttneul of super fine English and American ihre? piy.

douhle superfine ln I grain ana Venetian Carpeitng, manufactured expresaly lot City trade, and will be sold ii per cent lower than any oih I er eslr.hliahinenl. Also just received i an.issi yards common carpeting 2s 6d. lo Sa. 6d. 25 insi extra line do 6d.

lo 30,1109 douhle i lo.i-n three ply carpet tla. vards oil cloth 3s. Gd. to lll.iKio yards Venetian stair carpet 23. Sd.

I 5,000 large tofted hearth rngs eacn. Hlft ANDERS! N'o. ffi Bowery, the firstesUbllshmeol above Hetter-st. P. I sent to any part of the city, Brooklyn, Sic and cut to lit.

free of expense. Pleann notice the num Ti I SUNDAY TIMtib AND NOAH'S WEEKLY MBaSENGER wii, pubilabed uvmor row at Ib'd next door to tdie Triouno Bulld logs. coktbhts a painting of Time: Animal Magnetism: Tales and Traditions of No 27-Tearlng Ihe Statue of George the Third In Bowling Oreen. July? 1776: of Dueling, No. in Frar.ce; The Wolf Chase Allf-mp'.

atS.iictde Sic ir Lo: to ill Sei ale; Geueral Scott sod General Games; Trinity Church Yard again Going to He Wars Louis Philipre: Romat.ce of Horilculiure; Latest News Telet irreapocder.ee fron Washington; Loc il News; Th-a r.cal Intelligence; Li'erary Reviews; to Corr-si'oncents. he sic. sc. Price three Couriirv One t) liar p. anrum.

It GREAT KEDUCTION. MESSRS BARKER A TOWLE.71 Catherine have reduced ihe pric-s of iheir ertlre aiuci, in ps't of the following Goods: Embroidered Swiss Printed JaconeU and do. Organdier and do. Ginghams and Organdi-r Lawns. and plain nghams.

f. R'ch Satle Stripe Ba Figured aid. Plain and Embroidered, do. P.ain Figured and Plhid Barregei OverS50 pieces of f.gured and plain de also a complete sir ck of Mourning Drets Goods. Also 200 pieces Dress bilks, 51 pieces black edged for Mantillas.

I Also a large stork of white Good a Aiso several hundred Shawls of different styles suitable for Hie reason. Also several hundred Parsso'a. Ladi-swid do well lo give their Immediate attention to th of io? Urricc Eaie RainaoAO No. 45 Wall-sL New. Y.

rk. Juce II, 1S16 5 TFIE DIRECTORS deeming it important ibat ibe Stockholders should have an opportunity lo examine the road, and acquaint themselves wnn the resources of ihe country through which ll passes, have resolved to give to each subscriber to ibe new nock ticket to pass onceover the road to Middletown and back, on any day during the summer. The tickeu will be famished aprdlcalion at this rffice. AT 4 ANIFL MARSH. S-f.

(2JREENWJCH-ST. WINDOW hhade The have now jn batd a n-w and com pltle slock of icdow Shades, coosuting of the very twst and moat fashionable styles now exunt, which they Bell at a great reduction frcm former pricra Country trer dealers and ers aie invited lo call aod exam? ine for themselves previous to uirchasing elsewhere. Re membar the tames and aumber. BE-IRIAN It GREASON, jeJ No 217 N-w-York. BH? BOGS! BED Bag Destroyer is the woncr-rful discovery e'er mad for immediateiy destroying 'b-seerrmin, numer- 1 oua.and rtieroaily banisting ihetr from ihe premises by one Beware of worthless imitanonj.

p0r sale only at Aooihersries' Hail. 36 Ca-herlre-tt, and in Brooklyn at Mrs. 139 Fuiion-st- Trice 25 cenu per beule. AO' If LOA.N on Bono an.l Mortgage on -eai estate in this City or iyn. in s'itns to suit applxanis.

N. B. A portion of the above amount will be loaned at 6 a. let-rest. JOHN F.

CONREY, 10 Jonea- Builr'irg. lein ti' Wal: sl HTY LO desirous of investing money Vr lo the OoLds of the City cd New-York, lasu-d in hm ct pation oftha cplleetion of the patanie on Lb" fi-st or 15.h day of F-b. March. Aonl. May.

or June next, witn io tere.t at 6 re- cent per annum, can do so in sums of and upwards, on at thi? JOHN EWEN, Comptroller. Comptroller's 5 Hall of Recurds. Jure 2d. EXTRACT Of I.I.A.? Pure cor-cenirated Extract of Vanilla, for Ioe Cream. Cuatarda, Saures.

Jeilles, Confectionery, tc. Tbi? Extract poasesses in the most concentrated form the delicious taste and much admired aromatic odor of tfrs true Vanilla B-an. and for all cultr.arv put poses will be found tbe most con? venient ana economical manner of eocimunicaUng iu flavor, price 25 cents. and sold by HENRY JOHNSON. Chemist end Pruggist.

auccesaor to A. B- Sand? A Co. 273 Broadway, cor Sold at Fnlton-sL and 77 East OK l.t-'IO.^?For flavoring Custards cream. 4r. This is a pur- Extract, containing ihe true aavor of the fruit.

In bouiea. 2o cent" Prepared by HENRY JOHNSON. Chemist aod Druggist. 27S Broadwav. cor.

Chambera-at Sold alao at 100 Fulloo-su and 77 East Sjlseod atyie ft.j JiSi to rrr pay. For sale hy JOHN Vs a I Kl JeTlSsood Sitatftirms, Wanlttj. A'NT to rook tori wash for a private fsc-ilv ir.tng to tb? eountrv 'or the, Also a girlti watt and lead and do They muat or must bring ttodcrubt recom? mendations for character an' iaa ae aUte a 15 this day or Jl 't day, between the nr? of in and 2 only. VIS tij i Ycuug Wo man for general henie work c-r cfcemb-rmaid cr wal? ler or take care of cb the given. PI'aa ra.t 57 f-rrt taae-'ert NT ED-A nice, healthy GrLrium 12 to 15 rf ace.

to take charge of an Icfant. App'yatNo 42 -y a Woman wrtdaa good and unierstano'a pastry md haklng a eCvsl wa.her and Iraner, oi No ohjec tiocs to C'lcg a in the Arp.v at 417 Hou.ton, between the of 3 A. M. aid 5 a family, ar: Aa-rcin aa cht d'? and One worthy ic of a stmation, will n'ease Hbme. WA.M'hli-A refpeetanle You titrl a fon in a private fKnr.lv chambermaid and i.ur*-.

or the general wasbleg ar. I I inc. i.c of a email lami'y W. ud prr-fi-- in to New-York and Brook? lyn. Th-ratstrer'er-nce h-r last p'ace.

apply In Wll the corner of Firs; and South Stx'n over ibr move atnre. jell at tve iad. hetwet'n i4 and 16 years of age. to assist ia writing and GoCectinaT. Ad? dress a line to H.

M. J. with references. Trihu-e office. aaj ITC'ATION WaM'r a Young Man '22 of in the Grocery or Dry Goods bmlueaa.

Istxpe rienced a id to devot? his whole attention to bis em? ployers. Has rec-nily be-n engaged in lie South Reft aa to character, ability. Address L. box 629 Post KKWAKI) Will he paid for one run. 3v laming a notice of a legacy or sum of money left in England, or in New-Totk, to the Seira of the Morris family.oi Ch- ster County.

Said noiice was ptibmhed net was-n July, 1844, and July, I84i Ar? at to i a' iw-. BOARD AT 1MJ single tl-msncan beacrorarne.la.ei with a pleMani room good B.iard, in rt private hy applying aa above. Re? ference reqitre t. j-3 s.ngie gentl-tnen rosy ke accom wun l-asant rooms, with or without board, lathe house of a genteel fsaiily r.esr Broadway, in Walker-ft Th- house ha. a large open snaee and pleasant gnrd-nin rear, hl'1 ia a very desirable location loan agreeable person wtih mrarile refererce.

Theteimswi be m'ioerai-. I 38 Walker-it j.lu tt A It .1 an oe arc. iluni ro at 65 opposite Col 2ne for Ladles anc Gentlemen, or Urnt.tmen with fill or parilal Board. enceaexchanged. Appiyal 114 Lronard-st, a few doors tbe Society Library BUAitlH.Nti? rooms lo let.

wiin No. HI Chamhers si i ear Broadway. Je2 Istf and permanent boarders can be accommodated wlih peasant and o.i board, at No. Sol Kulion, two alk from Sn T-rms moderate. References exchang-d.

j-9 I or two Ladies or GeoUeuien can he ac I comn.odaied with genteel b-ard, with a small private where no omer hoardera will be taken. The rooms 1 are large, airy and well coinf of a home realized, and a if deair-d. Address Privnte. Trltetn? CHEAP BOOK EMPORIUM AT GRAHAM'S, Tnhuue Hui Nasssu-at? Gardtuer. an account of ev-ry vegeta'de cui.

1 valed for ih- tai le by the and the spade Price '2j a inom 11 Manual. Knight, t.r Early times In K'blucky, a manc-l hv J. Norse. Frl-e i5 The K.tnaie Child of ihe Brigade, a Romance of the Revolution. Pmc-? cents Cbiistlan In all its Important hearings.

Illustrated and de', nded. by Adin Ballon. Price In paper in cloth 50 Childbirth its paia? lessened its perils enlrely Obviated: by the oi Intellectual and Moral Qtali- lie. 1 ran.Uiis'ibie Price ceres. of Langford, a of Pas.i- by most interesting romance.

Price Merita. Tl.e Anii-ano: Lvona.or Historical Ro by Demi? Harinigan. Auihor of the Olrl of Venice. Puce st'i cents ad the Woolen Macufictorles in Ih i Lulled atai-h Price cents. The Mti.e? of Lake Superior, with an account of the tuinerai region, ar.d a map.

Price Si. Harper's Bible, complete, at all prices, according to the binding. ConsOalO.by George P'ice S2SO, Co'orei Piinisof all les'ripllons, very c'ieap. AsenU nud Olht supplied al tbe very lowest pub ei s' pn, es, by W. H.

Bnlldlnga, Ntvaau-st, BOLLBTIN NEW BOORS WILLIAM TAY IR It Co 'a. No 2 Uousl. riiiate, or A Year with the Suets Iufanlry 3 vo s.S2 5-I of Discover) in the Arctic Regions. 5' Th 1 For-si Kidgnt. arlv Titoet k.S Dolores, a novel lUrro Htrring, Purl 3.

gj MaOAZtMKS, Kevicws, tc The Eclectic June. Jfl The American ard Review? for June. Tl R.j.caerbock-r a1 Magazines do 5" Little's Ll'lng Ag-. No. 12, iSs?" TneNew-i'ora lliusti ab a Msytzine lor June i5 Wekklv Tbe Anglo PoLch (i.z ete.5c King nf our le Kuiekefbocker.3c Yaokee.3: Uncle Ssui.a.

Bvie.3c J'he WrS'ern .6 Saturday Co Sf Weekly Herald.tc National Weekly Mirror.8c, sale, v. ii ilesale and WM At CO. 2 Aa'orHense. nNOIEr.T AND MODERN BOOKS her i pen. an aatablUbsoent a In the basement of No.

62 bo.st for the sale of vain boots in ev-ry human know edge, an si ih lUgnt. He his accumulated considerable coll tion of worgo, msny which are 'nrious ai.d rare, bnd nil more or of value. He lo exclusively cash, and 'o have no rival whatever in ihe of his pr, fit? and the iowtiens of Ins pri. Hi? a li: be constantly augm-cted by he of librariea, or-of smaller collections of He will buy every or modern, la I any s-ct or; a-tv. in depaitmeot ol literature, and art.

and in all He hopes therefore to make Its establlsbrneoi an agreeabi- resort for blbllom tnlac, th aUtquaiiao, the divine, the lawver, ihe arM-t and men of letters ach of whl meet with chotee in his own peculiar walk ht tre loweat possible price. He ire h11 literary persons to pay htm a visit ii.dge ih H- ht? likewise a large quauiny of foreign ard native Mu-ic for the piano forte nl.i-r USatruateulS, for which i be win thank any one ho may want it lo give turn tbe price charged ny ihe very h-anesl ia tbe I city. It will he sold In any qutntity JOHN BOYLE. i seller. 6g THE AKT OF FORTIFICATION.

NEW on Field Ford firation.con'aining on ih- of Lay? ing Out, Defer.rttrig and AOackiflg Intrench wi ii the -al the Arrarge rre-t, the AttacK and D-fen-e ol Perrnaeent FortJttcationa, with an Inlrodoctory chapter on the Effects of Musketry and Arlillerv, the of directing th-ir tire to Obtain ib-heat Uy D. H. Mahan, Professor of Ml Ita rv and Civil Ei gineering in Ihe United Military Academy Second edition. and considerably en- Urged. One neat pocket volume, v.

i.h 12 large alee! Price 81 by the Cciirse of Civil Eng for the use of the of Ihe United Slates MoHary A adetoy, and for in other Semina ri.s, itc. Sl studying lor ihe profession of Civil Engineer One large octavo volume? nearly two hundred cuia. Price S3.50. Just Issued and f.irsalehy j-13 WILEY t. PUTNAM.

161 oroadwa7. APPLETON'S LITERARY MISCELLANY. AftEHIES (JF CHOICE now ready 13 Psper cover 37 cents, icloih, G2 rents. 12. of Martin Luther.

psper, cloth. 75 cer.ia 11. and HUlory of Civil zuion. Paper 75 cenu.elnth and 9. of ihe Engluh Revolution.

S'. ci.itri ail 25 7 and 6 Gallery of Literary Paper cloth Si 25. 5. Life of Schiller. Paper 50 cents, cloth 75 4 Gram's Memoiri of an American Lady.

Paper SO cts. cloth, 75 cents. 3 and 2 Marzinl, the Bethroibed Lo7en. Psper Si, cloth Si 50. 1.

SeweU'l Gertrude, a Tale. Paoer.VcenU cloth 75 e.t* 1 j-1 2di 0. APPLF.TON it. CO. Pnblisber, 2M Broadway.

CrESENIUS'3 HEBREW LEZICON AND APPLETON 4t tu. ha-e in Hebrew Grammar, cnlarg-d and Improved E. RrCiger. D. D.

Prof, of Oriental Literature in the of Halle, tranalated by B-nj. Davia D. D. of the University of with a Hebrew K-ading Book by the Edited hy Wax. W.Turner, Prof of Hebrew la the Union TheoL Seminary, N.

Y. Cuy, 1 vo- 8vo. Geseolns'a Hebrew a-jd L-xicon lo the Old Testament tranaiated witn and crrec Hon? bviSaml P. 1 vol THE COUNT OF MONTE CHRISTO, BY ALEXANDER DUM 4.3. Author oi' The Three kc.

with 12 beautiful I drawn by M. Valentin, and engraved by the artiiLa work Is pronounced ay Magazine to be'in whit tha cyramtds are in aMhnecture? a-d imperi.babie." The incidents, altboughfre quently of th-m j.t rrr.ble are SO well con ce.vd and (killfully narrated that we fancy we the enacting their various psrta. So. wtU reafy on Swurday. Price 25 Two more numbers, to be s.u-d weekly.

wUl cumplete thewora. L. WILLIAMS, Aan-aL VI. A the Book Trade-HENRY LONG Jk. BROTHER'reg leave to aenmrce to the Book Trvle throughout tbe Un.ted States, thai Wey have establlsb-d an Agetxy at No.

32 New Yurk, for the of c-juntry o-der? for every article In the trade at prces. It Is the intention of the undesigned to male th? Agency wticb they propose to a separate and Inde? pendent the b.xji trade.and ih- advantages which will therel re'ultto distant who rrq-jlre a special care and 1 in tu cm tale dtapatrh beatowed upon parucuiar orders, will be al once apparenL Tbe ur.der?lgned have no b.sitatlon In such of the trade as may feel disposed to favor wita tbetr reistneas, that la-lr eommanda receive an alteulton tea; mast give perfect LONG D. LONG. Messrs. Hirper Brothers, Wiley a.

Putnam, New-York Burgess, Stranger Co Carry i. Hart. 1 Lesi-Biancbard, Philadelphia. Ferrett it BOOKS AT AUCTION PRICES, By C. BLANCHARD, jell Iscta" MNssssa-st, A NIBf.o's t.akden-Ssturday Junel3th, proprietor 01 ihis poju'ar and res -ri begs to that Seaeon wll! com meace on nsnieddate.

Ue gieaiplesrorr la the en sag? mem of MR. H. PLACIDE. On Satr.rdsv, Jane 13 th- ecicr.a!cmeaU win Com? mence wiih 'hrD-nrriaot GRANDFATHER WBITEHEAD. Half la hcuKe lnirrrLtestoc for ifce A La Muiard.

a brffllant Overture. Tb? eateiainmrai? will taratnata With lie railed THE DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM. Dulcimer Ppet.Mr. K. Doors open at 7 o'clock'.

Tlckrta Sfty coots. C- asti.k Ca? t'e Garden will slwiyt be found open from Sonrtsa on 5 o'clock, P. afiorcing excell-ttl opportunities for uo promenades, study, rending, contemplation of mighty w-tera and delightful scenery rvecl Jjn? i.Mi, to "tcKfn's with the ol 7.a> -i You'll RernexVjr dutan: Salshur Waha Pa? de D-uxJe Forges. sse? Va.lr? Cale? donian Mr. Oberen.

In? ter Ission of hoar. La Garz-. Lsirs; Th- Trnmp o' Mr. Holmen; Misses Val Eg Extravagsnta. Mr Triomoton to conclude with th- rjre to Li? D.amacs 51EKIC.aN "perform eea this afternoon u'ciock, an this erat a' a ciock.

On' On! On to victory! The Living bran Outangl which haa been vis.t^d l.y M.Cia) al-ce, lo, arrival In ihn country, win be on exlbltlon at all houra during day and evening. Shs la moat wonderful In whole animal connecting lick hetwoet harnan anJ brute rr-a'don. One week rnore of tboae beautiful Roys, tbe Scottish Brotb-rs, Charles and 'xard-r Stuart, of Royal let and of lb- moat eoortncus only i1 and 7 years eld. and yet mgeiber. over five hundred pjunJa.

Admission. 25cents: rhi dren under 10.12$ mos opkka er, Having arr.ved from the South. futly heg? leave to inform his nu-ntnous that he has engage i the above building for ih- purpose, giving a series of Mvste nouj in a ed tnanrer lbs) hi wonners of Chemistry, f' eamailcs, Optics and Natural presenting the A Pa ace of Mugic. EabibiuoD, Moc June 15.h. IE From the extremely liberal patronage experienced on a 'ormer occasion at Ntb.o's.

Herr Alexander feels sanguine in isu expectatl of again meeting wuh a similar recep? tion, to deserve which he will devote b.s beat endeavors Pa no a picture of the noMe icion, wiih Its nccompanytng Palisades. Tappan and Haventraw hays, numerous viRagea, country residences, cultivated fields, ai'd wooilands, together with the grandeur Ihe Highlands and Catsktll as seen trom the deck of lb- steam b.at on and descending the faithfully depicted lu thi? splendid Panorama, accompanied by letter descriptions, ti well worthy the a'tsnd of all tour 'sts, whether jourueving on buslnea? or eamtre. For sale wholesaleanuiolalfby J. DlSTUMNELL, JeHSf Broadway. wham) fl'MUY kxcuksion: June U.b.mifi the Bay auU ill' H.xik?landing at Coney each wav.

Fare2Acentl ihe whnte rxcu-sion. The acd popular steamer DELAWARE, Capt II Smith, wdl Itave the following Hamn ouJ-st at 1 o'clock. P. Canal-si larter past I. Delaaeev-at at2, Pike-it ai qnarter peal2, Pier No.

I NorlhRWerat jy Thu ETCUralon passengers a fine view of all Fordfi-ailons and the acenery of our beautiful harbor. n. Military Companies, Societies aud a'soctatioaa wKhingtogo on excursions, will be accommodated on tertas, jeli Miff FtKKY loConev Island and Fort TheateatuhoalPROPRIETOR. CapL H. Mallan.

will run to Coney Island and For'. Hamilton on June 14th, as foil log AnoMl N. R. at A. 5t, P.

Si P. M. Canal si. N. 91 A V.

I2J P. P. M. Pter No. 3.

n. 10 A. IP.M.,4?. M. Coney Island, II a.

0 P. M. Andtheatyamboat HERALD, Capt R. Yales. will run aa Delance'.

-st. E. R. 9jA. 1: P.

M. Pike si, E. R. 10 a. 2t P.

M. Kuiton Fer. ry, Brooilyn. A. 2J P.

M. Wlmehall, H'l A 3 M. Conev I aland, IS P.M. Launiog at Fort Hamil? ton each way it'J cents. jelS ll a wTHK most HKLTkOITFUL of ati Excursions sail across the Hud-oj mvmaa River to Hoboken, and a walk to the Elyslan Fields, along the exceedingly picturesque shores of the place, will prove the uiosl easily accomplished and at? tractive of all rurvl that can be made from the dtv.

The grounds now present a charming aspect, the trees being in leaf, and thu soli covered with a rich turf. The Walks are In excellent order, having been conalder ahlv embellished tho present Sprb-g. The Ferry Boats from Barclay. Canal and Chrtstopber-st. are completely Sited rp with and Heats.

Night boats run from Hoboken to Harclay-stuntil 11 ocl'k. Fernsge cts. myl -imlsna five-113 or ks. Fi and suliscrl ber? have on hand a very extensive assortment of bril iiant the greatest warranted, I coniisilng of the following articles: Rockets, Triangles, Pin Wheels, Roman Candles, Scroll wheels, Snases, I Verticil Wheels Torollltoiis, Flower Pots, i Ii-a, Stars, Pigeona, Graaahoppers, V. --j S.

rpenti, Serp. nts. Saxons, Becgcla Lights, Blue Lights, Yellow Lights, Table Rockets, Chinese Klyers. Ac. A.c Vc.

which will be sold at ihi lowest manufacturers' A'so, Canton Flre-Creckers, Or.uhl,>-lleaders. Spunk or Polling Crackers, ic. N. B. Exhibition aud colored fires of every description, at the shortest notice.

Country Merch-nts and oeoiers generally are Invited to Call and examine their GASSNER it. YOUNG. 13: a id 13-1 Ch-tUinm-sU directly opposite the Chatoam Tneatre. And Dealers in eholce Green ai Biacs White and Hr. dngars, and Gro: ei generally Soap Caudlei; Foreign Fru'tJ.

and Wines: sVgkfl of all kinds; London Sauces and Pickles; Syrups; E'tai and Weal lotlla Pie serves, Spices, itc. 4 c. Also, Pavilion, Iodine, and Congress Spring Water al ways on jTTifU-WOKKS FIRK-WORKS EDGE, Pyrotechnic Artlat, Jersey City, Is prepared to Fire-Worka to towns, public gardens, thea? tres, i.e. His pruoent stock coiuprtsea the most brilliant variegated Bres and appropriate dengni, ever manufactured in this counfy, can bo furnish, 'o any extent. IS tAC EDOE.

Jr. Pyrotechnic Artist, Laboratory Jersev Cliy. n. J. N.

i Agnnts. e.witlv?ls' Cu i hi RK Wok isap po nied Mr. Hall, I iruierly (t Nib o's and tleOardsu, for the sale ot colored wbi.ih are superior th of an7 otnor manufacuire. containing every variety of colored to each wheel; Roman Candles ofevy vari--'y I colored alais a' ihe lowest rules Also, Rockets i tlirent sizes; Sorpeul Mines; Bengals warraad 1. jet2tjy4i?" E.

C. BADE AC, 209 Washington-sL i 1 inter! ber ofl'-rs to ihe paulic the largest and most general as sortmentof FIRE-WORrCS in th'i city.whtch he will sell on tae most reasonable lenus. Country niercbants, dealers aroi venders In general, are requested, before purchasing elaewliere, to can aud examine his stock CHARLES W. VULTEB, Je2 tJyt' 116 Cbalham st. corner of Orangs).

Fl snbscrltier would Invite ihe at terition ot dehlers lo his assorun-nt of iraworks, which he offers at rn4need prices, consisting of Cblna Crackers, Torpi ies. Serpents. Mines of do. and Stars, Klre Wheels. Scr Tnangles, Verticals, Bengalas, Pigsons, Roman Rockets, e.

itc lie all of superior quality. Alto, a arge aMOrtment of Pieces auliabln for public and private exh.bitions, of the mini approved makera. i.i i Vt' Hi li.tlVltTn-J. 7r, lane. MODEL OV nnderslgnod now receiving orders for viewa io bis represented upon the Canopy of his Model of New.

York, which will Ire soon completed. These views vary from Into In length, and are represented foramodurate compensation. Tney Include representations of Public Buildings, Placee of Manufactories, Privat? Reddencea, team boats, Pacaels, Jtc itc. A number of the Ural artists, both landscape and decorative, painters, can find employ? ment by applying al the otficb; also several persona of In? genuity. and a numiierofagenta capable of transacting busi? ness.

Olfice hours from 2 to 6 P. M. mMer.dlstf E. PORTER BELDEN. 3ri0 Broadway.

ONTBLY REPORT for May, of tbe New-York Medical and Surgical Inailiute, No 75 Chambera-at. svcckssfl'lly TSSsTED. acu'e. Sourness and -t Palpitation of the) wind on stomach, Cases of gleet, 3 Atfecliona nf Cases belaaatia, heart.under treal- II Anoplexy, ment, Cases of whi'ea, 9 Examined to de? tect disease of the lungs, 4 Acute rheumatUm 1 Chronic, 5 Affections of the Female Breast cured, 7 Cases nf second? ary syphilis Saminalweakness 1 Bad cough, in rwblslde. Gonorrb'ra, 10 Primary venere? al, 2 Cases of Midwife? ry.

4 Costiveness, tPnmaryconsump tloo, 4 Pain In the back, 2 Casas of Impo tency, .7 Greatdeblllty and 1 loss of appettto from isuproper habits, 7 Cutaneous affeo lioas, 2 Caseinfgulritls, or Inflammation of the alnmach, I Ulcerated Sore I Asihma, TbroaL st'ccEssrirt optaATiorts aud cures. 1 Bad Injury of ibeil Very bad bum, hand, 12 Striaurea in ure 6 Uicersted leg? of I thru, longstanding, jl Inniryofthespinr? 5 Pieces of bones i lnjjry of tte bead taken from the 1 Dislocation 1 Fracture, 3 Ulcers in 1 Tonsils removed 2 Ir.flammation of Testis, 5 irritadon about legs, ducod, I the oeca of bled 3 Cruet of hernia! 1 The man who wasI der and ureib'a under treatment, shot In the Large abscess 2 Enlarged pros-i is recovering, opeoed, irate giands, un-jl Operation 1 Bad sprain, der treatment, The poor aliended lo between 9 snd 10 In thhe morning. H. B03TWICK. M.

jail Attendln? Surgeon and Physician DR. JONES, Dentirt. SB3 Broadway. Inserts Tecb an warrants them good as the natural ones for biting and matticatioc. A complete double act of beat Mineral Teeth on fiDe gold plans.

SO CO A set of best Mineral Teeth, on fine gold plate upper Jaw, to be worn by atmospheric pressure. 00 Single To-nh. from.il OO loSOO P.ugglng Teeth with Gold, from. 75 to 1 "a (weal aide) two doora above Whittvat N. operates In the evening aa usu jgjO LKaVTH EXC SHOK.S.-Coif Dress Shoes, NuliiSera, Pumps, Brogans.

Slipoera. Ac i.e. cheap fur cash. JOENL. WATKINS, j-4 imiseod 114 FnijaD-st.

'KNTS AITER BOOTS-Of all TFrenchstyle.fion-> ir sale bv j-r4 imiseod JOHN WATKINS. 114Faltotvat. PIG urns Pheoix No. 1, very superior, for sale by JAS. N.

OLNET, 27 Wesi-st. tnySO i 'ARTSUKRKlE PIC! 6 om KN AND rENVAL -A u.rKe assortment a. of Go Id and Sliver P-ndl Casos for aale at the Statlm ary St of JANiEN Ii- BELL. U3 Nvsaa St. alarge dlV assortment.

For sale me Simon rry Store of JANSEN fc BELL, 153 Nanaa-at. I 5 alKBANMvrV? PLATEOlCTl A1 "banxs i Co- bare removed to No. IX Waters, near tstf dawbia ratmod for So tIi? BJOSIAH Ancriitoeer. Elf.IIAKUM 2M Cms Ad van made on cob. iifOTM.ifrf ea.

NOTICE valutMaStere-Hype Plates end 'fig i.f h-r-Hofur- p.3hlt?hed by trrebotuwi A V. slate, ir.c!nJ.l-.K roc'e C'mp ete Wka. lleeJc-w. Kreuch Eogliib Dicucntry? ske? BloEt-aphlrau Dlcuooarv. Ore lor.

ClaaaiesJ Cicero de O. store, Cnepln'a Classical Beet'tec Book Ac' be posiUvely aold at auction the eculng trade It -p. Auctioneer. BY F. COJuTON dk CU.

Auction tad Ccaxmilaslou 113 ration and Ann Liberal advances made on goods either for prints sale or at anction. an i promnt retern? tnsoe. Out door of eve? ry description of foodt punctually attended to and respect? fully THIS DAY. SATURDAY. June I3th.

At 10 o'clock, at No S-1 Water-sL Snaairr Sals of the of an Eating House, cent inchairs, crocsery, table cutlery, tin? ware, c. See urns, spoons, wash-stands, woolen ware, table 3 in Sic. At 10 at the store No. St Ann ShcsjviSals or I'vaxirvas, Day Ate-compris? ing i 3 dtvana. 2 ottomans.

6 moo. and vary hrudsoBCS parlor'ornllure to match. Also, Flstn sofas, chairs, raahogeey tables, wash-stands. KlstCMS feather beads, hair looktni bedsteads feather beads, hair looking oO cloth, s.s carpet, lot Ingrain wardrobe, beadrtsad. itc.

large bakers, cane-seat suxils, plate kc Also, an Invoice of Dry a small assortment. Also, a tsn of ready-trade clothing. One mirror, coat JA.Utas TCESDAT, June 16, At icj o'clock, at Store No. Ltberty-st. Boots.

Snots axo Bsosans-IOoo cases Boots, of every for SouUiern, Western and Northern trade. Sate ON EDNESDAY, June 17, At lOjt o'clock at store Bulkl-y Brooka, 48 Ferrr-St Soli sides of Hemlock Sota Leather 1,000 do Oak do dT" l.oo' do Upper Leather finlaoed and In the rough, together wiih othe- article tu the hoe. H. FRANKLIN. Auctioneer.

SALK of the Entire ErtablUhrcent known the City Foundry for building Steam Ea ItVJand Iiv5 Franklin Son will it auction on Thu'i'av. June 25th, at 10 o'clock, at the Clly Foundry, 103 and 103 Murray Sale of the entire eatablUhrnect known aa Ctty Foundry, tor building ateam englnsa, between Waah inn and West iu-cooeU-tlng of one engine, boiler and shafting on4 which will be aold In one parcel and bul dlng rented at a reasonable rate. The botler nearly new and In perfect running order. A.so, I dcuhle eoglns, 1 locomotive boiler, copper tube, 11 superior 1 screw euu ling nia-hine, 2 drills, I boldng machine, together with a large quantity of tools and of every desert puon. with full mty be obtained on ap? plication at ike auction room, and the may be am toed any time previous to the sale, whlch will be absolute to f-ehlgl est bidder.

Terms at sale (Sgit) J12 wm. Auctioneer. JEW and Sec 'cd haiid Furniture, A.c.?By h. E. WU hard day.

Saturday, June 13th, at 10 at the ro-'m, No. 17 Wali-at. valuable csw and aecood band tea, dining, plar, card sad centre teert) lop lecretary, book-case, wardrobe, French bedsteads, feather beds, twelve dress and other bureaux, 'ich girandoles and drops, cut glass, oil bill lantsms. Ssle positive, sad worthy the notice of dealers and families. At Private Sale, piano refriger? ators, rbcllnlrg-chaira, Itc.

JOHN J. V. WKSTERVELT, AucUoneavr. BY WIl.l.KT WK.MTKKVEl.T-Store 15 June 13, at 10 o'clock, at Ute sec? tion room. Household Fi uv.ti general aitortmsniof parlor and kitchen furniture, consisting of seven tofaS, beaureaux, wash mahogany dining and tea tables, and Ingrain carpeta.mahogany and caln (eat rhalra, oil cloth, marble-lop center table, couHler, awning, ward? robe, andirons, window shades, feather and bed? ding.

Also, a lot of damaged hardware, a lot of type, volumes books, lamps, curtain ornaments, dress cnau, bedstead.crockery. Slc Jel22tla I Auctioneer. Boots, nsiokn AND BBOOAM8? on Wednes? day, June 17th. at 1SJ o'clock, at the (tons of J. D.

In? gers.ii i A Co. No. 222 Pearl-si. 200 comprising a large and desirable assortment of Boots, Daoes and Bro? gam, for the Southern, Wettern and Clly dealers. I Jtist received.

Cstalogues and goods ready os the day oj I ihe aal-. Til I.KT-Part of the home Uuane-sl, five doors JEi Esstof Broadway. Three or six rooms wilt he let, at may be desired. Alao two neat lodging rooms fur single Apply at 75 Duane-sL jel3 S.3IMI AI Ills of Luid for or ex exchange for olher property. Tho land situated lulle? from Afontgomery, the County Town.

Title Inquire at 14 Jamas-slip. W. STORY. FAIOI splenJtu farm f'or iu the town of Huntington, three tulles from iieatnboatlacdlng at North Port, from railroad at Deer Part.oonttittng of 150 30 of wbtck la cover? ed with wood. The farm beautifully alttial-d and In a high of cultivation, producing of all The I dwelling home and nut all good.

Fruit of all I nn.l 100 grape la full hearing, and die I veil of i wttier. For nariittilan Inquire of THOMAS McKLRATH, I Trlbt.no Offic 'IS 2aw6m dwelling part of Hnute corner of T.vun'.lelh.?t. and Ntnlh-avenue. (Cheiaea-aquare,) ree plele wilh everv convenience for a boardtug bouse or achool; ilx'cen rooms. Innludlng hath room, water ran and ail the modern Crotou water Real low a good Inquire of 1).

A. CUSHMAN. No. 1S8 Pearl-si. mvl9istf or v-iin-.

between ilat als. I JCkNCH'WI ilO -T. t. C. Woodford from 2B9J to 284 Broadway.

(4 above,) where he dally opening every alyle of window ahadea. entirely new and faablunsble. Amoog the lnvwlcea areaouieuf very beautiful Goihtca, eniuely new, Ac. also Ruituu and Grecian arclnlocture, French scrolls, plain centres, lie. Also full Ate.

N. B. Those not yet having purchased will tied a good op? portunity to muke a (election. J. C.

WOOD FORD, j-I'l 293 Broadway, Lafarge Bulldlrigw WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, IOA Bernau respectfully Informi the ladies of New-York, especially those reeldtng In the ppnr psrl of the city, that he has now on band the most beautiful and select aaaoruueol of Window to he found lo the city. varying from -Si to 0gO per pair. Alto, a amah Invoice of Freuch Landscapes of the latest style, beautiful my23 WINDOW Ci PAIRS, Wholeaale and In of Interior Abbey Gothics, Roman Arches, Full Landscapes, Deaert Scroll all of whlcn are painted by the mod celebrated Italian, French a.id American artists, warranted audper foclly transparent; at a reduction from former prices. EDWARD WAN8LEY, mytl No. Catharlne-sL near Chatham-square.

Ntw-voaa CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. BENJ W. BENSON, Draper and Tailor, respectfully patrons and the public generally that be baa removed lo the New-York Cash Tailoring Establish ment, No. 14. Fulton-tt.

near Broadway, where can be found an extensive assortment of Cloths, Cawlineret. Vest? Ate. which will be made to order In the most fashiona? ble for Mr. A. S.

FUber will have charge of ihe cutting depan menu To those who know Mr. unrivaled In the art It unneceaaary to more than name turn in connection with that department of the burneta. A choice and geueral assortment of fancy dresa constantly oi. my3 JOSEPH B. OLOSE 00.

No. 12 Bowery. Mes'l, Boy's tau ASH ION ABLE CLOTHING at wholesale or retail, and the largest aiiorunent In any one Store In the city. Call and N. B.

Purchasers rommlag the goods ucsolled wiihln three after purchased can have their money 3mU SPRING JENN1NG8 It CO. pera and Tailors, of Cloths, lngi. Fancy Uc 231 Broadway, opposite the Fountain, are prepared for the Spring Trade wiin the most extenaive assortment of they have ever offered 'or Inspection, com prtsmg French and English Cloths, Cassi. I In various new ityles, in great variety, wblch wtll be made up to order, through the aid of as em I dent a corps of cutlers aa can be found In the country, at i ibat nave given a character lo the establishment for mod-rale charges. In reference to which so few cutters excel, I we would obierve tbal the attentiondlrer.ted department I must continue to offer Inducements to those who appreciate fit combining ease and elegance.

In to the usual assortment of kept by lbs i trade, we have always en band Dress and Frock Coats, I Vests, Business and Fancy Dress Including I Scarfs, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspenders, Linen and Mndin Boaoau. DBA PK KM AND TAII.OK.M. 187 Broad? C. Booth it Co. having received additional (applies of choice would respectfully Invite the at? tention of their custotnsrs and the public.

Their (lock Is I not only extensive, but comprises the richest qualiQes and of Vetting Casdineres, itc. that are to I be found in this or foreign markets. Having unusual in buying, they are enabled to i offer itroog to purenaaera, though It should be understood that ibelr low have reference onlv to the finest quaairy of and workmtnahtp, and thai gar I menu produced at their establishment are cot surpassed, in any particular, by any bouse In the Union. The Cutting Departnaent conducted by Hr. J- Lee, a.most Infallible skill In the art Is the result of long experience and and who possesses the happy faculty of accommodating fashion to form, and of selecting 1 of dresa most fitting and appropriate to the season.

myilUtl RHEUMATISM PERFECTLY CURED In from three to nine days, by the use of Dr. Cummin's Internal R-medy. I of aeventy have beeo cured ilnce It was first made known to tiie public. Tbelr certificates can be seen and ibeir given at the office, by any one who wiUcaJi The medicine Utaken Internally, and the effect ll almost iDvaneniy felt before ibe third Cose baa been taken. So contiJent Uie profiiemr of lu extraordinary powers, thai he eusranUes to return the money In every case where it 1 Sold at one dollar per bottle, al the only agency In J3, ISHINf? and retail, atthe Angler'? Depot, 122 Fulton-it, We offir to anglers and I dealers in fishing uckls, an extensive assortment of Llme 1 rick and Klrby Csnlon sxd other fish line I reels, rods, silk-worm gut, and every descrlptloo I angling of the best qusiity and lowest cash prices jeii J.

BROWN a CO. 122 Fulton-it- near Nassau; PL.M.M zs, rolls of Sfiy for aal? at Offna FRENCH MILLINERY. WANTED. Immediately, a good SllkMIIUner; 0ne that her sod can Ulm One door from aJter-M. N.

Y. Steamship MEMO J. Sptaney, Jr will leave Pier 3, R. on Monday, June IStb, at 4 o'clock P. M.

For freight or apply on board, or at the office. I beirlh till paid for. J.VAN lew.