The New York Herald Newspaper, May 21, 1842, Page 3

moiatiou paper. In fact, the advocates of banks have m t scrupled to vindicate the system on the ground that th: institutions furnish capital to those who have none. Now the basis of the discounts of accommodation paper is the principle of preferred debts. In almost all cases of failere, accommodation paper has been protected by preferment on account of the endorsers. This state of things the bankrupt law breaks up, and accommodation paper will, therefore, as a matter of necessity, be henceforth excluded from the banks. In order more fully to understand the operation, we may look back at the progress of events in the Stats of New York in relation to banks. The follow- ing is atable of the bank capital of the State of New York at different periods since 1900, with the population, also the bank capital and population of the Union at the same periods:— Baye Carrrat ‘anp Porutatiox or THE State oF ¥ ALso oF THE Unitep States, rRoM 1800 To U. States. Popu. Capital. 5,305,925, 7,930,814 9,638,131 12,806,920 — eeu a ra ‘oon 149,192,268 231,250,357 = 20 — 37,6%,778 - — 327,132,512 © Banks sani0 17,062,566 380,442,002 de. — 352,130,000 Banks 15,30, wie iit } ase — 200,670,130 Free Banks, It will be seen that from the amount of capital in exis- tence at the commencement of each year‘has been deducted the amount of capital that has failed, minusthe amount oreated in the same time. For instance, in 1925, the amount of bank capital was $25,105,000. In 1326—7, 8, no new bank charters were granted. In 1529, the safety fund bank law wes created, and 16 old charters were re- newed under it. Twenty new banks were created with a capital of $4,700,000; during the same period, seven banks failedjwith a capital of $1,950,000, and the capitals of the National, Tradesmens’, Dry Dock, aad City Banks, were reduced $2,220,000. There leaves the following result:— Bank capital in 1825, jew capil sathorised, 4,700,000 et led, 1,930,000 "reduced, 2,220,000 —— 4,170,000 ‘Total ceqital in 1830, $25,635,000 This showsa discrepancy of $1,661,540. This sum is the difference between the nominal and real capital employed under the old system, when banks were allowed to go on and do business whenever 15 or 20 per cent of their capital ‘was paid im; consequently the real capital could not be arrived at. The whole bank capital of New York forthe lest four years has then stood as follows: 1839. « +99,121, inal 1840, + rng ote 1812, Neowin reduction at the commencement of the pre- sent year from 1840, of $12,706,461, of which $2,300,000 is chartered, and $10,406,461 is free bank eapital. When the safety fund was adopted, the policy was laid down of creating no new banks, or of renewing old charters, ex- cept under that law, consequently there are now but five chartered banks not under that Ia’ Under the free banking law the policy has been adopted of crea- ting no now banks, nor rechartering old ones, in order to bring all under that law. The result is, that all the banks doing business must have a bona fide capital, which must be invested in stocks, and form the basis of their circula- tion. As long as New York State stocks are in existence, which will probably not be more than twenty years, this system will answer well for a moderate amount of capital only, bocause the profits of banking are derived not from the loan of capital but the loan of credit. By the regala- ting power of the bankrupt law, thoso credits will be re- stricted to bona fide transactions at low prices, requiring comparatively but a small amount of money; the profits of banks will therefore be powerfully circumscribed. ‘This process has been going on in New York for some time, having begun with the reaumption in May 1835, and the results are already evident in the reduction of banking in all parts of the Union, amounting as we have seen, du- ring the past year only to $70,000,000. This may gradu- ally extend until not only New York is greatly reduced, but the capital of the whole Union be contracted $150,- 000,000 more. Sales at the Stock Exchange. ‘$2000 a : 16, 2% do do 40g 2000 Indiana Bas, 18% 10do do 405 2000 Kentacky 5's 60° do do 4055 2000 State 6's, 162 #94 do do ats 25 thas Del. & Hud. 998-25 do Paterson RR bis 51% 25 do men do Harlem RR 10% %do do 9 Bodo do 1083 Bdo de 83 9% 5odo do S15 10%, #9 do Long Island 43 505 150 dodo m10 10% 50 do 43 508% 10000 do #10 10% A bio 5035 150d0 do 30 1085 25 do Mohawk 41 1e0do do b30 1083 %do do v3 41 100 do = do. #3 10% Bdo do 40% S0do do W's % do do 1034 50 do do b30 10% do do 41 50do_ do bao 108g 5odo do 40'§ 50 do Stonington 630 17 %do do 40% 10do do "7 %do 8 do, 40's Second Board, 50 shas L, Toland, 910 28 25 do Mohawk RR 40 50 do 3 % do do b30 40 The inclemency of the weather has prevented much activity in out door transactions to-day. -sapag sales of Ashes have been made at $5.25 for Pearls. Moderate transactions in Cotton, without change. Flour arrives very slowly and prices are looking up. A sale of Teas took place with the following results. ‘Terms—Notes at six months, payable in this city, to be made satisfactory to the sellers. 3% chests do Youne Hrson. 10 hf chests $35 410 hf chests 2244 0 x do 634 40 do 2034 % do 46 4250 do 20 2 do 4534 60 do. 19385 % | do 4353 567 do 19 25 chests i 41 435 do 18 412 do withdrawn 9% © do 11s J18 bf chests 6 do uv 49 rf he 170 oa. 10, 32 3 Sexe {00 15h ‘oe 30 Go 2433 200 withdrawn Hyson Sr me 6a ts 3 toe Cie tae withdrawn 21 hf chee Ose 55 te u H" do s 3 nay Boxes . um do 41 B do Si wm do 406 4: do withdrawn 1 do eh % a «| ad canisters 7 300 6lb boxes withdrawn hf chests Utem bo: ithdr: 0 withdrawn aos S15 100 131b boxes 1 do 4 do withataert 6 de $y 39 bones albeanisters 74 100 Glb boxes usm 1S withdrawn Nuxoroxo tines 2) hf chests 106 79 do oo Coxoov. 41 cheats a Cas 1400 mate at 20 cents ; same pi Provision Markot. Meat is now as low as we shall probably have it this for more, offered at 21. season ; the question of exclusive license by th ular Butcher’s has already been settled by the voice of the people, but our city rulers are too busy with the spoils of office to abolish the system. tter and Eggs are far too dear as times go, and we shall hava) thers much cheaper if the railroad from Alba- ny west, were permitted to carry freight, for instance; in Auburn, Eggs are retailed for 6 cents the dozen; Butter mone. the Eenoae ter ; they could be brought here ‘and sold per cent c! ‘than now. at produce we have is Jothes from theriver counties, except what is sent down fed the canal, and, of course, it gets stale before it reaches here. Cherries are for sale, and at reasonables prices; they look fine. Strawberries and Green Peas are not very plenty; they bring a good price; all other vegetables are in abundance. Beef, per Ioes+ ++ oy Prov nee. Porter FHoute Stakes ig a— Zee SSacka~Z 2: oe Orae, 106. Eranbertes, at Dated Apnies, Bel Arie 2S) Slivci ii iiseseeiisicgirii ixeons, doz. Green Peas, peck - On the 16th instant, at Pembroke, by Elder Fairchi Mr. Natnaw Reap, ‘of Pittsfield, Mass., to Miss Anns Biacman, of Pembroke. Died, On the 19th instant, Mr. Jonx Norton, from Augusta, Geo., aged 34 years, His remains rie be interred in the strangers vault at the Greenwood ‘On the 20th aaa, Mrs. Canorine, wife of John C. Cone, and daughter of Capt. Samuel Jones, (late of Bos- toms) gee, 35 years. frieads and the friends of H oy, and Bradford Jones are requested to attend the funeral on Saturday, at 4o’clock, ‘from Murry Hill, opposite the three mile stone, ‘Third Avenue. Eastern papérs will please copy. SP Wolte box Gi Here Bailes Hamecy & Crooks C Ml He: ir ge Keo—! F nann—l0 F YB’ Rhodes & tite eG A&M Wittle—1 J Wate Wiley & Purnan—1 E W reg 2 "balls willow ‘T Karr—t ease Y goat 3 bales P 7 Karr—100 es fa'beles rags Nanning, T W Sel OF Glei Ty jesseul 1265 dletnijns Sinith & hmidt & co—1 cs A’ Muller— Roster & hie o—2 bas W o— 200 demijus W Van Seht —1 H Ahrenfeldt—1 T she H Oppeuheim—2 cases 1 bale E Hoffman-—1360 plates spelter to o Gatreston—Schr Brazos—30 by 22 do 2 bales s| jer. er les cotton A G& A W Be: ns 12 hides Bird & Smi skins 121 hides Ny: ‘enon Ry ‘eaten, Hosken:« July nbs aly 6 ‘Aug. ‘The Belglan stesinot Bristan Queen, Capt. Keane, wilt loave Antwerp for New York on the 4th of May, to touch at South: pton, Eng., ou the 7th. Packets to Arrive. Ow P. Her Mediator, Champ! FROM LIVERPOOL. ford, Rathbone, enry, Delano, FROM PORTSMOUTH. Mar. April 20 April 25 Wellington, Chadwick, prt page Funck, We shall esteem it a favor, here, will give to. Commodore R. won marm Anthony, At | Packets to Depart. FOR LivenrooL. Sheridan, se 8. America, Dach St Nicolas, May 25 ‘ane | De Peystor, ho Fan To Ship Masters. if of gopfaine of vessels arriving 8. Martin, of our news tleet, a report of the shipping left at the pert whence they sailed, the youse . foreign newspapers they board th he spoken on their immediately ou favor in any way. may have. d of ‘it arrival. Comm. oer cargo, aud. an} fertint Wi ‘We will reciprocate a PORT. oF NEW YORK, MAY 21, 1822. 446 | TM HIGH WATER: ++ 2 9 58 Vose.- Lewis, Barker, jonaeo, Gott, Belize, Hond. N Sawyer, Key ‘est, 'E. john Elwell; do. BS cape fon'43 to 53, was 10 ve th British brig ‘Buifalo, MeBurney eee Schirs Rochester, Wi Cleared. ean, Willard, New Ori . R P. Baek Ovando, eho &= mas, mith, Li Arrived, cats & Bae with plaster, British brig Atlas, McAllister, 7 days from Windsor, NS. with plaster. Schr Bi Texas, A; master. Du a few days; Jane, (Br). ‘fee’ Dee do. brit one Bntish schr wil 24, pe Key W eft at Gi ix Laurel, soon, igh plaster Schr A. erage ne aad luribut & Co %, » Calais, + Baltimore; a Toulon, Rit he araban ee ebewta tes Co; "eur | sy Me. Brett & ‘Thaddeus, Willis, ship Howard, ‘atv 4i days from ea hay with at passengers. Lat 42, from Windaur, NS. razos, Lincoln, Cor Kingston, Mass.) from Galveston, 2 day ys, with cotton, &e. to the at) m, for'N York, in Left at Key West, of Calais, hence for NOrleans—had been ashore on Casiord Reet, but war ct off and brow not appear to be much damaged on. Leth inst. lat 33 41, Aen 7311, spoke whale brig Jano, of Westport, « months out, no fomet, Davidson, 1 days from Windsor, NS. M. Hale, Chase, 3 days from Boston, with mdse, to ght in by the wrec — would sail 5 Behr Splendid, Patterson, 3 days from Boston, with muse, to ™Bighter schr Fulton, Brown, from the wreck of bark Irene, with iron, to Boorman, Johnston & Co. ‘Arr tith, Commodore, Bristol for r Bah jands; Citizen, mdse, to da bark said to he the Charlotte Letitii Balehen, , from Pictou, with coal. hinidt & ‘lorcer, ‘Marine Correspondence. Orrice or THe Rope Isanpen, porte . Newport, Norfolk. in our Jast,, ‘orfolk; Enchantress, May 18, 1912. General Record. Packer sip GiapiaTon will sail to-day for London, Her letter bags are at Gilpin’s, in the Exchange. Whalem Arr at Sag Harbor, May 10, Americ: and bone. Spoke Feb 3, hat 43 25 Cold 8 850 bh ath, Han 5 8 hales. Heard from 5, A letter from Geo, Wash Nimrod, do, Q whs; 3 spoke Brunsw portland: SH aud bbls, Carroll, Nant, reports. spoke 19 mos owt, 600 « whales. | reports her at Hobart Town, Oct Spoken, Sept 20, Mariner,’ Nant. 200 3p. , lon 48 er =, Monmouth, 1406; with & fall cargo of oil of jabine, “Jan bl, CE iiatlests, 9 whe bbl ntarie, Nant. 1900 sp. Spoke zablizabeth, from Matanzas fort Havre, May 10, lat 39 16, lon lat 76. te 6, lou 68, Wm. Price, 4 days from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro, no date, from Portland for Matanzas, no date, lat 55 50, lon 1 ‘rmillon, from New York for Key West, no date, off Key mer Juan, from Havre for New Orleaus, no date, off Sand 79 32, Cisriasa May 11, lat 30 12, Jon 79 20. Foreign Ports. Pears May 10—Arr M condemned and 4 passengers, put in sold. Rosalthe, for NYork, 6 tanding north, Apzll 5, larg for del; ‘Taneico, papel so In port, Chas, Carroll, of N York, lace repaired, and to si in the sions; Surinam, Aj bern, r Amazon, Gloucester. Baroapors, April 29—Sld of her Philadelph i Bucxsront, May cargo. jo Janeiro for NOsleane, Norfolk; Basie Touched 25th, Art 16th, Eli: t and’ Porto R 1605 of Bute, Gulf of Florida, lat vers, for Cowes and amarket, May 10, lat 28 10, lon Andrews, of Boston, from NOrleans for Hamburg, vardiff for NYork, ‘Sea Flower, Phila: lately jor Mobile 25th; rl Tn port, Washington, supposed for New- Emeline, St Thomas, with Philadeiphi ico, es | Nordh, tro Comm fom a Gillis, Wilmington; Sld 10th, Chancel Rosalba, disz, to sail in from Bremen, le the United States Ports. 12—Arr Li ucinda S$: Snow Frederiehaburas United States, N th, la, do. Sld oth, WL Natchez, Bacon, May 16—Arr Balkan, Philadelphia; Cottage, «i Shylock, NY NYork. ‘RTL. Ports Chile, Car Co. Incoming up the river, Columi Guove Lubec for New Yc maston for Richmond; Henry, do for NYork. Saresy ern Islands and Bay anet. NYork; Mani folk via Providence. Baltimore. Hyaxsis, May 16—In port, Martha Baltimore; 8; and A.M. York. Provipescr, rie Bi Rit iron for ined trifling damage PWBURYPORT, CESTER, Benj Bigelo’ ‘auton, May in ee iver; : Falconer, Matanzas: John'D: NYork. Arr i Robt Waln, "Philadelsbias Pe NOrleans; Exy ing, and Henry, N¥o Nrw Beoronp, May lo--Avr Monitor, Priladelahing Meteor, Arr Cra’ Sld 1th, wi "EN Inada, Wate atone ay J6—Arr 17th, Gent in Rondout. Bi Copsactare, York Ri xcel, Arr Trio NYork. 16—Arr Osceola, Franklin, La; 17th, rack On or, i knocked May'19—Arr Ivanhoe, Philadelphia. and ‘orl Portland, Saco and Portsmouth RR near Ritt’s rock, off her false keel. sid May 17—Arr Grampns, Surinam; Andromeda, ‘ork; Boxer, Dicer Isle for do; Metullue, Tho- ; Corvo, do for Sa innah; 1th, Wil ny 18—Arr feces Norfolk; Delaware, Phila- Cid Can- ‘este ror, Nor- rk. Dover, Boston for rom Boston for New Philadelphia; Ame- hia. Gone below, H. Sid New Loxpox, May 13—Arr Congress, Wilmington, NC; 16, Leeann, Georgetown, DC New Haves, May 1 Cuanurston, May 17—Arr Hertor, (Br) spabaee: Ashley, NYork; Jefferson, do. ‘In the offiag, Sir Colin Campbell. from Liverpool. Cit'Sea Flower, NY. ork; Globe, do. Bld H Al- jen, do. ® May i6—Ar Stirling, Liverpool, 1d J. Munn, do; Retreat, St. Johns; Woodstock, Trina; Augusta, New York; Columbia, Boston, ‘A cot, May S-Arc Rol Parker Liverpool; Geo sieans: 3th, Florida, NYork: Bileny Charlestor M NYork; ah John Cadmus, Sider «Ving Marker Xun Bites, Stone Ch ike Robe Pocker Ortean Sth, Magnet, NYork; Caledo aL Marianna, for Tg Y nt ie pool, we iss) Virgt Liver oo Eliza, do rr Ohio, By PORTUGU john ¢ m Charleston, dlisz; Tho. jor do, Idg; Eagle, (Br) for Liverpool, ldg; Rt 0. , May 1-Cld Mary Francis, NYork; ment on the last ‘column of fourth page. iverpoo!, In. port ts ‘iimus, from ‘Boston, wt mosa, fin Havre, ld; Geo, Skotield, for do, dor barks i. dig, bries Florida, in ns For arse for and | Freeman, for d P. Hart, from Boston, y, Balti- ESE FEMALE PILLS. HESE far-famed and celebrated Pills, from Portny ‘we perceive, to be obtained in this country. See ad vertise: |, are, m3 is REE SUFFRAGE.—The friends of free and suffrage, who feel determined to carry oat the p the Cor Sreonny titation of the neaign rot thost A tnt ion of the friends of equal Attempts 10 cary at the HN CU ASH He FRAY JOH _mel a ‘THER Will deliver his Secgnd diseoure Ge To-morrow) Mort of. Sumrot— A neses, next Sal Natura! Higtos ne vat day's ing,to the Science of Corre: logical eres of the Hon. F M me pany raves, frou tiny oO, 19 will be present, ERER CIS OF NOT Vrrunayet the Apollo Saloon, 1. Fe ites in Uh J prine ThoweL of the Ne’ way. work cf creation explained a mdenees, as te ‘Femanuel Swedoutoen E Seep fa will ‘extern ples of vei primitive preity, f equity whieh 1 ion for atation, are Toquested to meet at) a Monday even Tor the purpose of & full and free les, with » view of sustaining the po- ts in Rhode Islan Airat FOI, of human brotherhood, tei REC n their Committor. i) w Jerusaiem Church, he first chyter of ing, at the Lyceum revealed in the theo no several other distinguished femora Sdress tt Hose com- ‘w7~ Companies No, 33 and No. 37, are respectfully jnvited to attend. BE OARDING.—A few sel i 4 respectable fam a ct board ara wi ly. Apoly at oe een ina in Po Pi UBSCRIBERS are hereby wotifin plement will 1S be issue on M the Sad inst after earl of the ‘mails, con est rates of discou th vera! of ae tye will oblige. v Banks throwghont the Lt Cf pure hased at reduced be neglected by the earn Is of th following Bouks Bank, Buffalo jank, Orleans: park of Ole Lafayette Bi m21 it*e FIREWORKS. CRACKERS, &C. FOU R T H JULY, 1848 dealers in firework: ve am exten FE’S old est lance au antity of fire crackers Remember the sign of the two mammoth sky rorkets and gold vs 2h tayaer May 234, 18k distings meeting. Hall will be tet f for iets purpose, four eve= days inthe week, Kent moderate, apply at t NLL, € ty, 7 7 White and CK \t Coombes, bl to complete the said Bridge. The prices forthe stone, per cubic foot. moat include all the exvenses of preparing the Sone suitable to be laid into the bri and delivering the same at the wharf at the ‘said bride, second: specifications, that will be preseuted for ex- amination ‘as hereinafter mention ‘The plans of the bridge and the specification of the material and the-manner of preparing thes bbe examined at th offic of the contractors, at sai sections froun ‘the 23th to 30th of Ma New Yor! oh, 1912, GeoRE Law AMUEL ROBERTS, ARNO ASON, Contractors for building section 96 of the ey aie wees ty ine eluding the building of the Bridge over the Harlem River on said section, mai Jel*r GALT WATER BATH—-LAUNCH—The new substantia! large, convenient, and safe Salt Water Floating Bath, erect friend “Rabinean, and. to be stationed. at the Castle Garden bridge, will be launched at six 0” he foot of 6th street, North river, ad+ ‘The curious, the lovers of bathing, invited. mal ite 2, WITH A NEW MAP—CHARLES ublisher and Bookseller, No. 40 Fulton, jill publish on Thursday iorning, Igth work entitled Mexico in 192, a description of the natural aud political feat o the present exas and Yucata ith a new ma; ed by our old south side of res; with ear. To whic! ‘lof the Santa ‘1 vol. Imo. ti and others, fitting up their dwellings, to inspect Sehich for style and execution of work is not to be surpassed, and at prices to suitthe times, Washable window shades from Que dollar to. the richest styles, equally Cheap in proportion: ‘Architects and others furnished with designs for stained ylass for church windows, dwellings, &e, ou the shortest notice, and orders executed with economy and despatch, aw TED—An artist, used to decorative painting; also an 3 my20 lmr N and mortgage, on unineum- $5000 iipproved Mreal estate ia East Broadway, hve houwand dollars, Appl ta THOMAS BAILEY, 531 Water st. N.Y. r 70" SHORERS |. —A gentleman is desirous cf obt ng a sit ua ion with an experienced Stock and Exchange Broker— salary no object, as he is desirous to learn the business. A let ter addi aed i 'T. H., Park Post Office, will meet with mme- diate at m20 3% RAFTS PAYABLE AT SIGHT=Onal rats of Ens: tand, Irelan Scotland, in some ot £5, £10, to any amount, for sale at SELVESTERS “mile! ren ite, ‘and 130 Boadway. QOHIG FUNDS" Rood, Ohio Ban well as Franklin, Columins, Chillicoie’ Leneaster mercial Lake Exie@Hamilton, ‘Farmers’, Canton, Granville, and Cleayeland Baiiks, and Michigan State Scrint, bought at :VESTER’S, 22 Walkeatreet, a 130 te SS wanted by 22 Wallestreet, ana’ 130 Broadway. Ati ROOMS. Ty matle TWO sinsle gentlemen can havea parlor and bed room ad- ing, handsomely furnished, for sve small sum of three dollars per week—ouly each ina private family, where there are-no boarders, and ‘in the most central location in the city, 75 Chambers street, second house west of Broadw: Ise, 4 Inige room on second floor, furnished for $3 per wee mel stis™ ou on board of the ferry boat leav cause ix known that can accot mily ave ina state of m for hisfvoluntary abse be anxiety as to his fi is and live fret tout, fece 1 trom any person who has seen him since the after- noon of the Sth instant, will be gratefully received by his friends, and may be left with WEST i Bi pred mio iw*r THE CHEAPEST STAND BES BE ASSORTMENT NT. gf Conpeting i. SBERG RCO! | 410 Peat ers herrea t af assortment of pets, F together possible price mi7 Iw iste 440 Pearl BOOK-KEEPING. HE, Counting rooms of C. C. MARSH, 58 Cedar street, continue open from & to9P. M, in ‘onder that mer chants and others may ava selves of a course of instruc tion that is truly practical ; one that embraces a complete rou- tine of and eamminercl travsactions and mercantile ealeulation which the student actually keeps a set of books Counting house. “Po those wiso. are acquainted with the adi tiser's repatation, he desires to say, that h pal work on Book-keeping has passed into ten ns ; that it receives the preference in the New York Pullic Schools, aud, other large snstitutions 5 and that he himeel{ Ine the hahor of being reap pointed teacher of book-keeping for the * goon ong iiteart Association” of this city. rospectiues, with terms, had at the e rooms as above 23 | OWEN’ $ AMERICAN THIS Dye isthe ace Adie ne ¥ ¢ now in us there are who offer articles to the be: of Hair Dye, that are. not on ‘The subscriber e is perfectly harmless as It will color the «hig only. worthless, bt oftex injurious mself that the Ay ts nature, and i hair, red The ‘lighte shade from sed ‘very, succesfully in ng red or grey Whiskers to correspond with J Be sure that the name of Ferris Owen is written ofeach bottle, as all others are worthless. If ina: he | abel case the ny dye shold fail to produce the desired effect, the money will be returned. Manufactured and for sale by Ferris Owen, No.3 Sith Avenue, Agents C,H. Ring, 53 Fulton street; I Kierstedy 37 Broadway 405 Bowery; G. say, 39 Sixth Avenue, Dru anwiel, Hairdresser, 565 Broadway. mi6 lwins 3wostr BOOK BINDIN PAPER RULIN G Ty] IRELAND, a EL. stock of Binding Pools and Ruling ry, ot the latest and proved pate: is now pri pare dito execute all orders in the most durable ai audsome manner. Merchants Acccount Books all other kinds of Blankwork ruled snd bon co any patterns, and ina style that is aerated to, a. Any work ordered can be done inthe Ese Ni juired, as H. I. has had long experience in both “poi SALE—Two second hand Copperplate Presses, ply as above, CUANGE OF RESIDENT has the honor of pide ea his neral, that he has removed his Restavgant to No. § Brood street, at the corner of the Custom House public store. qutablishment which will be kyown under the name of EL ROPEAN HOTE cued Wall pod And the saloons for puivate parties paces, The Rest it will tablishments of Pai tain the greatest ans Apr a Im TAPOLEONHUNEL "Biante cok too gublic ia = It has some beautifull and furnished rooms at_m: I be ke Bt oe on the plan of the best © rn = will always cons m2 Im~ REMOVAL. RISTADORO, (lav of 28 Boosey under the Ameri 0 inform . irons and frieydo, that he hes taken the bewattfel etter Weg aee Tse Beondway ext to the main oatrace, where he wil be happy.to wait on them in his well known first rm Hkewise takes this opportunity, of thanking hi st eden for' ilar patromage he has met with during a period of ten ye is old stand, ond flatters himself that ft 40 nly wa strict at tention to his ness, that it is so, and hi and elegant store, his customers shall find it 1 not diminished. Back room room open, }. CRISTADORO, Gentlemen's Wig. Maker and Dresser, 6 Astor House, CHMENT THE ORDER OF THE DAY. HE Subscriber, with a view of meeting th the times, has made. arrangements whereby forth be enabled to furnish garments of the very an immense saving from former charges. Havin purchases exclusively for cash, h with the cheapest,(on the ready money ‘uly, pledges himeelf to, continue the sasgs ‘Olmerronee a nnctuality which for the last fifteen years has chia ted bt establishment. Gentlemen are referred to the ann list of prices, with the assurance that the articles enumerated shall be equal in quality and i to the moat cost encies of will Spey t quality, ai made to compete while he Dress coats of super wool dyed cloths, from $14 to 2. Pants, do eassimere, 8 to 10, Vests, of every 30 wo 5 WW. . Be €. a4 Tong known as one of the most fashion able cuiters, coasina OX, establishment, nen of a Golden Fleece, en fane. GENERAL AGENCY. AE su Abd g hay RIBER has taken the store 75 Am a peat, and Family Med Manufactun proprietors of such articles, or of any ng else, who wish for an active, stirring agent to dispose of their productions, will find such an one in the jrerson of tie subscriber. 8. J. STEWART, 75. Fralton street, Brooklyn. For sale, most of the approved Family Melicines. Per sons purchasing here may rely ou obtaining genuine articles, aa in RON BOOK SAFES, MONEY CH ‘amortment of [ron Bates, Ke, of differe bag i ye Chest Warehouse Troi Hk ‘pp bel at 139 Wate dees idedly the best no use, cannot be had ther place in the city, m8 2we v Bend of FOvRER, of " Boyd's” maker, constantly and for sale by PERSSE & BROOKS, 61 Liberty st. Y THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. N Purwanee of the Law, 1 JOHN TYLER, President of [ius Untoed Buse acai 2 QHN TY ake known, that public sales wil te! held at the undermentiowed tand offices, in the State of Mlinois, at the. periods hereinafter designated, to wit : At the Land Ogee at Dixy thirtieth » for th aderm, North of the Base Line, and 9 Meridian. Township twenty-one, of ran; Fowuship twenty-one, of ranke sever ‘Ownahips twenty-two, twenty-three, twenty-five and twen- ce meneing on Monday disposal of the Pi mahipe, to wil ips twent: Also, at the same place, comme tieth day of June next, for the in the limits undernention North of the Base Line, and East of the | Township twenty, of rang Township twenty-two, of ra Townships twenty-one, ewe it. twenty-six, of range twenty-three and twenty-six, of range Townships twenty-two, twenty-four, and twenty-si ten Mownshive twent -six and twenty-seven, of rangi Also, the fractional section se vent intow an. ‘The east half of the southeast quarter of the section seven- teen, aud the west half the southeast quarter of section thirty in township thirty-two, of range one, west of the third prineipal meridian. At the Land Office in Chicago, commencing on Monday, the June next, for the disposal of the pitblic Lands with andermentioned townships and fosctional oWwaships, to wit :— North of the Base Line, and East of the Third Principal Meridian. nd the north half of th sibs thirty-nine, township. forty township fort five, and forty-six nk north half of section seven in range twelve, ‘Acthe Land Office at Kaskaskia, commene the twenty-seventh day of June next, {or 0 public land within the lunjis of the Mtuated in the Mississippi river, ¥ South of the Base Line and West of the Third Principal Meridian. Island number twenty-nine, in township sey range, and townships sixteen and seventeen of Island number twenty-eight, een, of range tw: Island numbop thirt Island number ranges three and eleven, parts of nur, fort « Michixan, except the fractional township forty-one, of Tee Monday, snl of the e tWu. and seven ry in township seventeen, of 1 hteen, in townships ten and ur, and is numbered nineteen, in, ‘towns! of range four, and an island, not numbered, forming, sections seven and cighteen, in township eleven, of and sections twelve and thirteen, in township eleven © two. cleven, of in township twel and townships elevenand twelve, of range fou Island number Gwenty-one, in townslups twelve and thirteen, of range thre slants number twenty-three and twenty-four, reapec! ; forming parts of towfships thirteen and fourtéen, of range + Of range three, ‘_lslange number twenty-two and twenty-six, in tow! teen, of range three, and island umber twenty-seven, iu towne ship sixteen, of ranges two and thi Island number seventeen, in township nine, of range four. ae number twenty-five, in township fourteen, of range “Island number sixteen, in township eighth, of range five Island number fifteen, in township seven, of ange eig Islands number twelve and thirteen, in township six, of range land number four, forming parts of sections and islands number'five and six, in township range eleven. one Island number seven, in township two, of range twelve. sland number eight a, in township two and nleven and twelve, Island number eight 5, in tow sland number elev Islands number. ni wownships three and Island nam ee, of ranges four, of range eleven. Lands app of schools, military oF Starraqeeen cll ve catenin te: the sales will each be kept onen for two weeks, (unless the Innds are sooner disposed of,) aud uo longer; and no priv es of land in the townshiys so offered will be adult after the expiration of the two we: Given under my hand, at the twenty-ninth day of January, By the Preside ye een M. HUNTINGTO: Commissioner of the G 1 Na Office. NOTICE TO PREEMPTION CLAIMANTS. Every. person claimin right of pi any of the townships designated in this Proclan provisions of the act of 22d June, 1638, as exte modi the act of Ist June, the provisions of the latter act, or that of the 4th ber, Ul, each grant: ertain privileg class of se E. M. HU, Commissioner of the Ge 12 1cindwd wow 11%. EAPOLITAN BON a few cares of TINGTON Land Office. N near Reed, po: thie Hal P atest bonnet is finer, firmer, more elastic, and far more beautiful to the eye, and buoyant upon the head, than the most costly Les- hor. ‘This last peculiarity renders it a most desirable artic ‘They are warranted not to injure ¢ an or the rain, and I the tiached to the Ls his season, and those ladies w Most exclusive article, inust ‘They need but be seen to be re rice is fixed at so reasonable ‘Wan article will hesitate to dress for summer use plieat and the sires s season, #nd no’ of the —s bea 3 adopt, for in'preference to any other we have seen. "The light, and ful and almoat gossamer apiarance of this exquisite mae terial is only 1 suit many chan all weathers wi vleasure in r attention of the public to them. vi New ‘ork Mirror. TO Pkt Lan OF FASHIO: of our city, who y called to the new and ner of Broadway aid Ble Mrs. Bratt cecke: and Mes, Cushman’s, also in a and at aiiadamne “Du New York Herald. Ppearan h im Ttis mai necessary to refer to. those who are already in pose session of this article to be convineed, that, for beanty and du- BPN unsurpassed by anything at present in this market. American, THAT ELEGANT HAT we spoke of last weok was not imported by Carl King. ‘he wearer was the belle of Boston, who tells us that it iscalled the Neapolitan Bonnet. We should call it the Gossamer Shae, for no fairy’s wing was e’er so light Fit seemed ® breath would waft it to the skies—[Werkly on SUMMER BONNETS.—Mrs. Hassel, 977, Broadway, has ovgved her re atony fy adios” bonnets, bt the most unique and remarkable kind. ‘They are far superior to the Leghorn Hight ihe, whiter, eb far moe clogant. Ladivs call and era see—[ ing 2t4r SHARON SPRINGS. Dion PAVILLION: This new commodious Hotel will be, open for the reception of visitors on and after the first of at the Village of Sharon Springs, Schoharie County, ‘The clear pure water of the springs, greatly resemblii those of the white sulphur springs of Virginia, have be proved to be highly efficacious in Rhenmatic, Catan Bili- tous and Dyspeptic complaints; and in the ystpel Saltrheun, Serofula, Liver Complaint, and. general debits ani in many ther respecte, posaers (as certified by most emitient medical profewors. in the United States) me nal and healing properties unsurpassed, and believed to be wa analled by any ‘Added to these, the extensive views, neigh yattenetions « ner, either health or pleasure. ‘These springs are but a fety hours ride. from Sarotoga, Albany, &e., and are accessable from Canajoharie amt ‘Alba: ng and Utica ruilroad, where carriages. daily Of the morning ears foun Schenectady an si tors to the Springs, a distance of about e ht miles, arriving in time for dinner; also : y and Cherry Valley wuru- ake by daily siazes, being about forty-five miles west of the tity mn verm, coll nd shower Baths furni of th cau wera or fresh water, and every der ¢ ¥ of visitors agreeable An abundance of the purest mountain spring Ice is stored for the season. ISAAC G. WILLIAMS. THE SPRINGS HOTEL.—Thia Hotel will be oo at the above village of Sharon Springs, for the reception of visi- tors, and combining all the advantages of this ‘Sclighttat sume mer residence, 20 10w2taw * DIgrases Or Tit D. respectfally moved his office to 175 = s usa, devote op await the arrival tien, to carry ed at all times, either tention given to ren "EYE AND EAR—J KS, announces to the public that he has re: Hudson street, near Canal, whare, he 33 nition ty the surgical, medical ne eases incident to the human sndefots of velon, ‘on Mondays, Wedaestays Ml Friday #2 o'clock, morn Neale vice a ® poor (gratis) on the evening o the above day Sto Go'clotk. " B, Atall other times. De. §. attends to the Fs of his protession. GEORGE ELMEN DORF, LATE OF THE FIRM OF ELMENDORF & LORD, HA S removed from the Astor House to the estavlishment of J. G, Wyrman, Merchant Tailor, 235 Bi by te happy to wait on his old friends and Frida neral Jc TO COUNTR' AND CAPTAIL REALLY handsome 7 tor of the Italian () MERCHANT 8, ‘3 TRADING SOUTIL. income may be made—The jroyri pmical Soap, so famous for the sk This wun Snow curing the spots from the yellow feve a Oj , the great hair restorative. Bou of these article fiend markets, and persons will do well their orders soon, to. 'L. Jones, sign of the American Khatham street, N.Y. All orders mast be post-paid, J VARD & P. DELAMOTTE flave re-opened ther ° ing Rooms, on an improved style, at 5 Nassau. street where they are ready at all hours to furnish for Breakfast and Dinner, the chor cent, (uing bien the, wean offe vata will vor to merit afi re iv all'who will favor them with thelt presences” ™e Muuracticg (0 (Stoves Nos. 22 dun and 15 Atl 4 Sulendia Punic lately rou sale Also, in addi ble city made cabi: 50, the superb cliatra @ Brot tae Lots and feet fromt ond 100 di defabra, svantel lamps and chandeliers, Wil Tad astral Tamas, tof dower, the beautiful ¢ ‘ant garden shrubbery, BY THOMAS BE! fully informed, that Dv. LARD- hatzeson ENING, May 21, street.) SATURDAY. 03 At the sales room. | Lediaaee on Scleuce, with splew ‘The © farniture of » on sscale commensurate e oe « “ re, Bioomingdate for convenien 7 ute of the ‘Theatre id stock of very supenor fashious- Doors open to counmence at halfepast 7 o'clock. Places may be » d by spolicasion at the Box Office, THE POWER OF STEAM. Ws natural processee-mode of apply oras of Steam Ena wing collection of Working Di- tie: Mod I-A Brass Working Model of alow pressure condensing Steam Eogine 2A Didactic Bectional Model of the same machine Linvented t set extension tables, 48 first rat nme] ‘ carpets, 2 pianofort Its origin 11 11 Ganley Full rms at the time of sale as well as for the | by Dr, Larduer, for public Locturs—shuwing al reasuu fur secon nal’ tee = seo pats ofthe machine moving and working ‘ss they da r eal ensine. At 11 o'clock in the sales room, j—A Model of the Machinery of the United States? Frignta pt elesait atl valuable, pats, framed Minoan art Also, about 250 arranged in suitab! Also, 3 trunks e: 4—A Model of the Machienery of the United States’ Stearn in preparation, under the superiutendance of Captain. 5 constructed for these Lectures, under the direction of « sptate Sto ion and Ericson. A Model of the Sub-Aauegus Propelle 1 of the Valve Machinery of the United States hing, jewelry, hardw: Hale. wat ches, perfiimery, hosiery yolumes very choice Books, which American Lacomotive, Victoria, imported of the Bri 20 handsome blour ish Rail ctioual Model of @ "British Locomotive En- Linen, cassimeves, bow: THE aurORd POREALIS! To be illustrated bye Extensly TWO DIORSM. sfeauls, Ke. by order of a receiver, a Of remarkable Aurora ad and Bulton street sale rooms, stoke, etalon, eatenreaiteae bedstenils, by order and under the receivers WEDNESDAY. ransparent Telescopic Dio At 104 o'clock, inthe sale room. fo honed Si Large sale of elegant Fur of all descriptions. ere A Bateliiteny Ca THURSDAY, sever ae 1044 o’elock in the st sales room, alert Sart, ‘ortes, Harp, Organs, &e.—Without reserve, five splen- eae oa tes'by the best makers, wd second hand do do, a usters and dou! in fine order, with all s,by Herschel, patent medals. ble action Era in additional y worth $600, must be sold. Also, | Telescope, covers an exieat of alent thee 2 anid other articles in the line; also, harp and piano: | qpuescobes covers an extent of about three music, valuable books, &e. BY RIELL & ARCULARIUS, nitare. includi and low post and of beddiny JOTICE 1 TON MEE would di t 108 hte a a Sales room, ut Farnitnre—An THIS: The minager re limited number of n want assortinent of best pach and Half Frcuch mahogany ch Fronch bedsteads, an excellent assortment washstands, vier, dink fed and plain ting to. a New York audi vera entitled the D OF SAXONY, grenas [nthe life of Fr Prussia, related by Edgeworth, Latrobe, Zim other writers. ‘The Libretto by George P Morris (with the exception of three National “Mele Characteristic Introduction, composed by C E Horn’ _ CHATHAM THEATRE, Siath Night of Mr. FORREST, who is enraged for ax nichts pose of pres powerful east, new oper Founded upon histo saw Bolle winie catloe cuniee THIS EVENING, May s}2The performance will com jofas, covered in different colored plushes, satius, cloth, of the Iatest Spring patterns 16 6m = —— Richard JR. Seote “FOR ALBANY AND. TRO wtekinzham, irby a The law pressure steamboat DEV Que Mrs Blake a grein SATE Ho salient the Dear Aen estayer rode sehr be a f THE LA THE LAKE ‘Che SWALLOW, Capt. A. MeLean, will leave as above, | Roderick Dhu, J. 1 Scott | Fitz James, Kirby on Monday, 28d, at 5 o'clock, en, Mra Hesbort The above are su n2l Ite ns, and for accommodations are unrivalled on the Hudson, 1 North M. Leave St gj y 6) eamboat WAVE will, Blanche of Devon, Doors will open in future at a quarter past 7 steiner tne ae in'wil rise st o'clock punctual ibstantial boats, fitted up with elegant State AY AND? PLEASANT EXC ST. ND.—The steam he ad mat, oO TanIG THEATRE, MRS. MOSSOP'S BENEFIT ENING, May 21 iver, at'9 o'clock and 1A. M weT Te? and W As 3, nts, Fare each we BARD Nickinson | Lanty > Ned Ryan, Louchlin, Mossop Teave Staten Island at? 1 ¢ New York 12 1-2 o'clock, ae pals saps 4 After which —On Sun- Miss Turnbull will, ap pear an! Dance La Sinolenska! ny May 4 cents—The sean followed boat TACOB BELL, Capt. Richanl Yates TWELVE Mo! PilTeave the pier foot of Gouverneur treet, ax 2 o'eloci, foot | Cronk Nickinson | Will, Master Roborts Pike st 4 past 2, Roosevelt st halfpast 2 and Delaney at ‘Mts Croaker, rs Watts o'clock. ay, imi Returning, will ‘The above’ trip will afford view of the But ings at Black well’: ing at the same time a cheap and pleasa..t excursion, _m20 2 *LE'S LINE FOR ALBANY AND aS Thay, inily at seven o'clock, P. M., from mI Manis ay leave Harlem at hali-past > fhe conclude with THE SAVAGE AND THE MAIDEN les, Mitchell | Nich Nickleby, Horncastle rs Grudden, Mis Tigum Mrs Crummles, Dreas Circle, 40 ceuts—Upper Boxes, 25 eente—Pit, la—Pn- vate Box ‘The Doors will halfspast 7 precisely. NEW YORK-NUSEUN> (Late Peal to the citizens of New York a fine Hurlyate, and the various publie build 's Island, the Long Island Farms, &e., enjoy iver, Crum n future open at7 and the Curtain will rise at ie between Courtlandt and STER, Cant A.P. ot Jobn, leaves Steamboat , Wee Eriday ‘afternoons, at seven o'clock, Noe 952 Broadoay, osite the Hall. lh te phon sovitH « MERICA, C: L. W. Brainard, * ‘The steamboat deil, leaves Tuesd five'o’clock, for Al ‘The above boats elegant state rooms, and in the Hudson River Lleyn or reight, apply on board, or to P. C. Solel at i ° Ey hare . an hq afternoo Mr. Hill ud imitations, &e, t bany and intermediate places. are new a a substantial, are furnished with | 4,28 von is. Hardwick, wlo will sing « namber of il respects are unsurpassed amoug First Shaw of the London Concerts. Mr. Maseum, For. Rar ¢ bills. the office on the wharf. Performance t6 commenioe at half pest erght o'clock procises Tanne ae TIVERTOOL Unita Line= xf " Known, fast sniling packet ship “Now exhib atest wonder of the aze, the Vermont burthen, Captain A. 'S. | Dwarf, Mr. Winkbarn’ years old and fis only uiieteen pound dations for cabin, second | the Irish Giant, = O'Clanoy, 7 feet 2 inches in heht, be taken at moderate | be seen d. hoard, foot of Burhi ‘The tons of Switrertand, Natural, Bridge of Peck slip. and justly adinired by all whovisit this may ppol ana th ble int all th applyin: June, her re steerage passeng other. Fort orto of pas N, B.—Persons can have them br hive wxpoal on the h e paid fre OLD SOF Regular known fast sailing pa € “4 David Bailey, will + sailing ‘igs Ty lessrs. Prescott, Grote ry Province, County, and all the inland tow te and Ireland. n have them from Liver yey. mand Trelant misc tors, just arrived in the brig Excel, from Sa xtrordinary animals were captured at South Newport River, Georgi afternoon, at 3 o'clock, to consist of uader the direction of Mr. G. A. Hill, mn. Packet of the gular day 7 atin i will 0} mscum on Suaday, Miite wall Coonan tobe Keron eae | Zeca) or aBeered Concer, under the divection oi sage, apply on board, foot of Beekinan street, mar AMERICAN MUSEUM ‘ BROTHERS & GRYER, OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET — rt sending to the ol country omught cat in the, South A the the ug ture Room Y GIR 19th Jul mers the 71 ve port pul lait e above port punctual month New Or Eaperamentt ears ol LS OF GARKA with reat c RATEROADS ALBINO LADY LASS BLOWING, Giand Cosmorama, and 00 eof discount at an besutiful dancer. child three For passage, 8c. apply as above. w the island full 0 pi For passaze, plored Laborers can have a fre: ng provisions 8 Warriors and Squaws. Captain H mace takes place every Wedaesday in the abov uid has very comfortable accommodations for wers, who will be taken at reasonable yply to a We So TgTArscorr, may be seen here skippi ely asin the © hative forests. ‘They are al pets, and are for sale singly or otherwise. _ Admittance to the whole 25 cents—ceildren half price. mis EW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY—Orstorio at David and jah at the Tabernacte, on Tuesday aud a guarantee day, with a hou r May 21, 1842, being the last publie performrnee for the should a better engagement offer, they wi _ CHARACTERS REPRESENTED, tovavail themselves of i. For further partictlars apply Sister of David, Mrs. Strong | Daughter of Saul, Mad. Oy mtr Ist time in New York. REARS 7 Mr, Comes | Goliah, + i Fist, he Mi Saul, Sacre Fe unmediate dexpatel Fast sailing packet meer Pe ged 1) OUMULG aptain Peet, vviltposisively sail as above. vevites, Male and For freight, or Tec aving handsome accommodations, ap fh of V ply on board, at Orleans whar Raves Cone iettae Oe De Grent care will rectly measured. Agents in New Orleans, Hullen & Woodiuff, ‘eho. sill promptly eis foot of Wall street, orto. . K. COLLINS & CO. 56 Scuth st, be taken to have the goods by ‘this line cor- korms, ns, Harp, . Hill i Harrison yor, Cymbols, Di Mr. U all goods to his address, dD, Single Ticket $1.00 ¢ admitting a Lady and ALE— iin ‘he subst: copper fas EBER, burthen 10 tons, a September ‘last, Soir ui found in sails bay $1.50; to be aa atithe Mu Stores, and at the office of -fomarks, Secretory, 111 Nnasturat and atthe door “Ke formance to commence fy before b earsal will take place at the Tabernacle on Mondsy when the performing members will receive their iperei ORS oe pees bri I rH ° voyage. " . in order for any ee “mite nd ¥D & HINCKI R BREN m of pass berths, should ike ery mi0'r i ae laved up expressly for the comfort and ar Packet of 2 ship ELARD, as above, second cabin, and steer obtain ty rks, Secretary, 11 Nassau-street. mist’ IBRARY HALL.—Dramatic SI istrations, and Miscellaneous Di will be given by Mr. Samu TLE R, who will make lordrecap- ngers, and those wishing to fectire a ation to 100 Pine street. fort of passengers, make early application on board Sy foot, P, §.—Perso the old countr or any of the res ter post prid.) CHA S% gortile: AL ©) Average tivo respiration is "aa mentioned below. ‘Take of these more, if the re of disease of ve shall so Pills. npon it, have not re BThe Brand Fans remove t te mare air, oF Fro Pirin at allt by taking functions of the bew The BRA at De. ND Brancre th’ tween Park ,Place cos, 24 Bowery, cond at., News ¥ ork nussengers, arstin ev TO EM! fensations soon sound the alary freon Whose bodies Jeeth Pill re then ‘ TO BE REMEMBERED— That each of the genuine has npon it THREE cor MONDAY 2d, 1 Part L— Macbeth Mtocbeay, Mr. Butler; Mrs, Butler, fter which “ Do the Boys Hall!” To be ria by, ane Hovey Moon!—Duke Aranza, But» bes rs. Butler. ing packet. sh Wey: Macbeth, will sail as above ¥ for cabin, second cabin, and y, respect, arranged for the ‘com: ‘und those wishing to gecuce berths should Pe eo RY sen Tell, Me. Butte CO Tt ov eft aot HURRAY. ‘a To béollowed hy The Dear Li 5 oe Ae Aiver which the Merchant of Venice—Shylock, Mr. Butler; wishing th, sole weeit theote ike’ Danghtsr of Written and spoken by Mes, Bath Dearing Bao and asketch of bashful man will conclude the entettainwenn’ Jar packets, by applying a shor sion, 50 cents—Doors open at 7. and to commence “Tickets to be had atthe principal hook and muaic stores, Hall will be open eu Monday, Wednesday and Friday with a change of the Sketches and Illustrations. NTS. Ww! ATHER—PHILO- NGES ‘3. 0. The probable weight eles that _ouht to leave. the Body AND_NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS, ond the Health, Catching Cold, ke. tally, nese in "the State of ‘New "York Abd sumed by fult, may bo estinr he the conntey. MA P ) gone verted Messrs Ween & ; f Tiope and believe they can jes the waste the bloc tap tos | cant to tee, fovens of the epihe setieoe Horsemanship, a that ay of the bodys supposing that we de not tn splendid Cizens Company of Riders, each a picked enieatman in weight, and that we ee in health, “we must dispose of two | anda star in hig own deparament, younds of food per qay., ue pound will by evacuated by the | "te Grand ind Tent Saloon is ncw agpacious, and highly eecom pom le and kutneyevanathe ter will smypiy te woste by ir | modating? the howsing and decorate tenpnings aench, navel, semble perspimtion. ewe cannot fail toperceive and of the very frst ord Tinportant it he that th jon of nature should go on with | The Orchestra comprises the best available Native and Fo faity. aud roign Talent, and will enable the lovers of muse, to hear type our % tis bec Sven tech tain tee blood and fos with | predisposed finest compositions of the Great’ Masters admirably. played.— Among the performers will be found the names of Ure, univer aally’celcbrated C.J. ROGERS, the Star of the Sout, dh alt 1 Sho me horse ac te—J. J the penprratin he sudden! is thst, arean and ling of sliveriug w ‘comaaly called Jez, nd is wonderful pu Jui aha Glenroy, vs tray their beautiful one, two, nets of uperatic sterefore, be pro- | ballet, aided by the four Peles toe cer volacesdond «unless people are carefol interesting children he Outen? and bowels. If this is he astounding Italian Gymnastic # of Mr. Risley and fan in the se | hi fat nas cleesetly at in talold coestereD eank Bra table Universal Pills, "You can ob- th ‘eaten? tain them at his principal office, 841 Broadway and the places o Tashronable ig ete Es ary “sie cent and harmleas Pills four or five, or even utr, a toveweite pe nt = Ml dre whicl altogether depen the | httul” The vie ‘Aero i ‘G.fecen wide. a large dose should be the ruins aud Dances on the Tight ior is superb Ennai easionally ial dose of this medi: «s, and often from an | Dickinson, will oe- t Ast lar songs—the treat east Indien Beats by Me gina ng Post superal avptian Pyram(dieal tnx by a fully talented toupersingls Worse acte'of dock and darts bY - formers will represent Grand Historical Cava! with tne beautiful stad of Horses In 1 ea and ‘Dance by that smyarable John Suit aided » the arent Banyo Player, W. Mugnntanies, We Hofman. "625 ‘all emigrants; they dents w which fr A guarantee agai every ‘- id—-and if an attack shou! ” wed to health by a few For the action r this medi fe most exer da Tent and popular specim monarch of Heel and sted if weed during the prevalence of any ly prevent fatal results, because they js all’ morbitic mat. | erg oot Pita by inh prin ¥ to prevent than eure disease, becamen | F SELL GLO. course we do not debilitate th vj . sjete to send suther strengthen and a | their permits on board, office of the H PILLS are sold ribers. All goods ys must wine Principal office nod Murrrayesri 1204 Hedvonest IME: A sty! LE OF | HATS, ORLA. introduce his summer style of elegant draly ‘aseimere RIGNT LABEL: i The branty. Higher uy And at le of thi arti article need only to, be ments ined, a seit ch label Hic toro sigtanres:ot ‘Div ienians: Bren Fi Bae Boa ollered atthe moderate price of 84 That there must be npon each hox three «i ET.—The Store, 0) Nassan street, int Herald N TH. M — Al “Ofhice, 25 Bosits, th label ze fll of sal ni Melos Heal Xa Ream athena TURRISHED} ROOMS—To Let i bay ay ee an 6 Franklin street, Wiha cas doer Tiere 1 ENJAMIN BRANDRETH, — mat ite