The New York Herald Newspaper, May 4, 1848, Page 3

Wigs and Toupees ierenaere and fare informed that the best place in New Vork to procure a ee i Wik oF sealp is ac BATCHELON'S manufactory, metal val set last fi rot ot th racieed tectinaet Daacen” 5 : Los Hada pe ct ae oe Gold Pens.—Dealers In G @ ; and can be only of 25 Johu street, where can st makers in the country, at ma- ices. Gold pens repaired or ex Pp ure de for themselves rite. we mar dade fr em Richelieu Diamond Pointed a gnaent rene gt ‘ai—B £.WATSON &CO., por pe val if tho paltigase ‘invited m wh Kseid Fens of every de- sesots ebangres told atthe lowest tes, ‘vholeaale or retail Gold Pens care lly rep. The Plumbe on the upper corner be vis ted by all who Sune we the art. An inspection of the larg this Gi ty tuy person thet out recommendation is well ine Imported French Boots for $4 50, usually 6 to a in other stores; fine bots, $3 50, sold in other stores t $450 10 $5. Gaiters, patent leather boote and shoes of a)l stantly on hand. ** We should have ali our fr ends t their boots of ¥« , comer of Fulton and Nassau, oppe- e our office.—THe JocTor. | Social Reform._Many a man bothers his head about new theories until his hair 1m his visionary tical fect t) fall condition rT ‘rath rorth i theori and any it for fifty cents, Dy a bottle of the ticle at 61 Broadway, or any drug store. Three Cities’ Premium Rai new Kitchen & ap lic. Reports of scientific rent practical » Pomounce i' to be far super or to any th ic range. for. qrick and even bak its capaci ot A Ce Pe ‘with the least coal. and for oiler plate that greatly expedites tnd { ‘Soaieates MOF ad of cooking. The er, JORD ‘The attention of the Public is called to the id and well known collecti le Dahlias, &e., to be sold by 1036 o’closk. Fits !—Fits}—Fits!..Dr, Townsend not hav- county :— ai tey August 13, 1847. Dr. Townser = Thave a litle git! seven years of axe, who has ffl th fi re tried almost evel we thought, as we her some of for it our sarsaparilla, re. oe Dut she has raat geste. “Youre rerpee ‘Principal office 126 Fulton st- Doctor Bostwick has removed his office to on Sonadery caatorn cide, a (ite doo: Biers Broome street, ———_—_—_—_—_ COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET, ‘Wednesday, May 36 P.M. The stock marketfopened heavy this morning, and prices fell off @ little. At the first board, Long Island declined 3 per cent; Canton ; Reading Railroad 1; Farmers’ Loan {; Harlem advanced %<, and all others closed at prices current yesterday. At the second board there were moderate sales at a slight decline on prices current in the morning. The Chancellor of New Jersey has granted a rule al- lowing thirty days for exceptions to be taken by those interested, if any they have, to allowance of the acoounts of the receivers ofthe Plainfield Bank, made by the mas- ters, of their compensation, and the demands against said bank presented to and allowed by them. The sale of the stock securities of the Atias and James Banks came of to-day at the Exchange, but all the lots advertised were not offered. We annex the sales made: Saxe or Stock Secuaities sy Onver or Comrraoiien, on Account OF THE James ann THR Atias Banas. Sn see NES Yetemn tees 9 ronal peaies i i 000 FH 33 aie FH 10 °50 lo ee do 95: ~ my @ B By do % a Ths istctgnge of $60,000 baa a by se Coanpitiatie ot security for a portion of the issues of the Atlas, for some reason not satisfactorily explained, was not sold, much to the disappointment of many present, as we know of one individual who was prepared to bid the fallamount on it. There ere parties interested inthe and of course a ruinous contraction. The movement of large masces*of specie from one country to enother is always attended with vast deal of derangement te commercial effairs, and invariably checks the prosperity of both the giver and the receiver. In 1847, we imported from foreign countries, principal Jy from Great Britain, about twenty-four millions of dol- lars in gold and silver. The extraction of such a vast amount of specie from the currency of Englandhad a ten dency to depreciate prices for ry species of property. except that which the precious metals were required to pay for; and as seon as the deficiency in ths supply of breadstuffs became satisfied, and the drain of bullion ceased, the exportation of British manufactures beoume 60 great thatthe markets which had drawn the bulk of specie were soon flooced with goods. The currency of this country had become so much inflated by the acces. sion of specie, that prices for overy thing advanced ra pidly, and the consumption became very great. Thi: hed @ favorable influence upon the commerc'a' classes, until the imports of merchandise had reached such an extent that our exports could not pay for them, and a portion of the specie we had received a few months previous was required to liquidate balances. Then s contraction of the currency commenced, prices for our staple productions rapidiyjdepraciated, while foreign fab rios were! thrown into our markets in immense quanti- ties, continually increasing the balance egainst us, and inoreasing the demand fer bullion for shipment. The effect of a drain of a few millions of specie from our markets was as great and as disastrous as the drain of twenty to thirty millions from England; ‘and it is a question if in the course of another year th, effect will not be more ruinous to this country than to Great Britain, Whatever affects the commercial prospe- rity of England, operates with at least equal force upon this country, and we are made to bear the brunt of most of the losses growing out of mercantile disasters. This fact is pretty conclusively iliustrated by the present prices for our great exporting staple—cotton—in the mar over England and the Continent last fall, and the depres! sion that revulsion produces in the manufacturing inte. point lower than had before been known for years this country as the cause was to the principal interests of England, and we have been serious sufferers by it While the importation of specie into the United States was advanolng prices for foreign manufactures in our mar_ kets, it was depreciating prices for our cotton in foreign markets, so that we wore injured in two ways by what prosperity, vis, an importation of specie. The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the National Bank of Vienne, according to an official re- port:— Nationar Banx or Avstaia. Active. 246,426,481 1134 914,146.440 0 1,906,891 1136 ‘+ + «80,872,600 0 246,495,481 1136 The official Gazette of Vienna contains the following. — “A report has been in circulation that the National Bank,in consequence of recent events, would not imme- nominal value. The falseness of this rumor may.be easi- ly seen, as by the statutes of the bank all Bile of the es. however, to calm any uneasiness irectors have considered it ‘ndvisable” topubllah a statement of the affairs of the National Bank.’ Stock Le} Treas Notes 6s 102 50 shs ton Co = 86031 do 102g 50 31} Atlas Bank who sre making great efforts to depreciate the value of this mortgage, for the purpose of buying it in at s large discount; but there, are om the other han: #0 many men of capital who are perfectly well acquaint ed with its value, that there is little danger of its being sacrificed. The sale was adjourned to Wednesday, the 17th instant. ‘There was a ridiculous rumor afloat to-day relative to the banks of Charleston, 8.C., for which there is not the slightest foundation. It originated, no doubt, in the brain of some bear speculator,and was not generally credited. The annexed statement exhibits the value of foreign ‘and domestic produce exported from this port for the month of April, distinguishing the extent of shipments to each country :— Commence or THe Pont or New Yorx—Arait, 1843, Goods not Goods en- Destination. American grtitles to to titled to Fran Span West iadie 2h 3914 2655 (4,517 5,865 90,550 249 263 10,246 z oo 8 340 om EY 68,139 8 22,122 = = 23466 = 1,006 19.010 1,602 Tat 77847 $37 «20.214 1,373 6.953 22.169 137 — %2% ch = 268 10,405 3.200 119,299 VTL 12682 103,136 1321 2.121 24/339 1988 $937 53,476 2.577.829 + $1180 422 . $7585 Theliwited shipments to France show pretty con- clustvely the complete derangement of trade between the two countries, With Great Britain, there has been about the proportionate shipments. The aggregate ex- port of merchandise he been limited, compared with that for the same montn sast year; butthe shipments of specie have been unusually lergo, swelling the total to an amount corresponding very nearly with that for April, 1847, Tho value of exports from this port in the month of April, in each of the past three years, was as an- nexed:— Commence or tHe Port oy New Yonn—Vatcr oF Exronts, 1846 17. 184 890 3,939,674 297 39 73,958 1,180. p91 79 84.007 298 9,758 251 ie 440,815 13,723 586 7,190, 947 ‘wo961 over Nensotievere se: $3,092,336 9 716,204 3,322,696 This table exhibits some extraordinary results, most of whioh are decidedly satisfactory. The falling off in the imports for the month amounted to $6,642,579, about one-half of which in merchandise, and the balance in specie. The excess of imports over exports im April, 1948, compared with the same month in 1847, shows a reduction of $6,393,598. This great reduction in the balance agaiast us on the trade of this port, ig enoouraging, and in the event of its continuing in the fame proportion fora time, we shall soon become the creditors of the world again. It is highly probable that the aggregate value of the exports for the month this year would have been equs to the same month in 1947, had it not been for the inter ruption in our trade with France and the Continent generally. The movement in specie this sesson has Deon very different to what it was lest In April 1847, the amount of specie imported was $3,307,064, and the exports im April, 1848, were $1,190,422, making @ Aifference in this port alone of $4,577,186. Instead of paying for our imports in merchandise, we have this season paid for a good part of them in epecie. We have shipped from this port, since the Ist of January last, more then four millions of dollars in specie, while for the same period last year the imports amounted to $6:052618 This makes ® vast difference to the com- moroial classes of this country, and cannot but bave a very materiel influence upon the currency. An im- portation of specie pro t once an inflation of the paper currency, and all the concomitant evils of # sudden expansion of credits; end an exportation of the specie that osused this unnatural state of things, within ® period of twelve months, creates a sudden reaction, 2 do 31! 3 Houamtgut Buew sk 9% ic Ruew 50 Har Hi a4 693 do 33) 50 Nor& WorRR 615 33! 35 do 33 200 do bse i: By 50 y 330 33 100 Long Island RR 28% 750 do zg oe ar 10 = do be 3 100 = do 360 29: 450 do 29; Bote 8 ‘90 Harlem RR 1500 do. 52) 150 do ED 150 do 030 0 do stoopg 52) rs he Board. 10000 ‘Treas oteg 102) S50shs Harlem RR 510 52 . 4000 It Fundable bonds a 130 do ope 53 3000 Neading 50 Reading RR. 33) do mduly Sai9 160 pitnd RR do 75 Nor k Wor 33) Jog oh Higclem BR Fi 25 Canton Co 32 7” 2 ope BR 50 Long Island RR 2% a CITY TRADE REPORT, New Yorn, Wednesday Afternoon, May 8, 1848. The flour market was a shade firmer to-day, and saies more freely made. bento chiefly Genesee, with wes- tern brands, in some instances at 630. better thi obtained yesterday.—Sales of Genesee wheat were ean freely made at full prices, and in some advance. Corn was held in coffee. Owln “a to the Boston telegrarh line down to-day, with some interruption om othe: without our usual telegraph reports from that aad other oints beams — ay market for pots was quiet at $6; pearls Sn nee see were 2 at $6 25 @ $6 3734; and 300 do Micbiga: mixed brands, at $6 1834. Balea of other lots were made at $625 for good straight brands. The total amount d me 3000 bbis. There was no cbange rd street and Gorge- 2000 Genesee, were made at 1400, inolud- ing a small lot at 1430. There was no change in Ohio, wh! was held at full prices. Corn—Sales of 2800 ase Jersey yellow wi made on private terms, and 1200 do at 62¢ Prime quality was held at 540; 2000 bushels New Orleans were made at 510; 3900 do at 60c, and 1000 do, northern damaged. at 420, Meal continu: ed firm and without sales ‘tant Rye—The market was steady, but s: \oderate; 1000" ‘a 2000 ‘bushels changed hands at 730 delivered. Oats—Salos of 1000 bushels river, were made at 470, and 1000 de, New Jersey,at 43:. Rye flour—Sales of 160 bbls wore made at $3 6004 56%. Corron—The buying continues mainly by manufac- turers, who have taken about 1000 bales to-day, and prices continued steady at quotations: — Livenroon Cuassirications. New Orleans Uplands Floride. Mob. Texs. nom — Davos, ko—The market since our last has ruled dall. The sales include 5) kegs arseni 4360; 30 ounces otto rose at $4 75; 10 casks red argols at 830; 40 flasks quicksilver, $1 15; 80 boxes Bermude arrow root at 260, and some lots of castor oil st $1 66, which continues firm, with an upward tendency in prices. n—A firm market, with sales of 300 quintals dry it $3 6234, and 150 do do large size at 3 70. Fine Crackers have advanced. We report sales of 200 boxes No.2 at $1 25. Favit—In foreign, there is s good business d steady prices. The operations areas follows: 700 els Sout! Peanuts at $1 25; 150 do do very handsome at $1375; 1000 boxes wet and dry Raising at $1 1 60; 100 tags Brasil Nuts at 536 8 5x; oask Curranta at 768 7%0; 10 cases Leghorn Citron, pi at2ic.4 months; 60 bags Tarragona Almonds at 140 and 30 bales Marvolliee d do at 12}40, usual th 50, Porto boo ee een vee? at $198 $20, and some parcels of Smyrna Figs a Fanionts—Cotton was engaged for Liverpool at 5.324. = was ee Ge cee in other articles. ipes—No Hemr.—A oargo gor “4,000 bales Manilla was disposed of at 9c., six months. Leatnea—The market is firm, stook light; over weights 13 and 14, light and midditege do at 148 150. Li jes of 600 piga soft Missouri at $4 3734. cash. ‘Sales of 2,000 bbls. were made at 77 a 880. ‘We notice » good demand for the su of the regular trade, with sales of 200 hhds. Cul 24% 0 25: 160 do Porto Rico, at 300.; 250 do Cardes mas at 1040. and 200 barrels New Orleans at 265 a 25)¢0. 4months Nava Stonns—We have only to notice sales of 100 barrels spirits turpentine at 34}¢0, cash. Anseed continues firm. Sales of 1600 gall cor 7 at $8, ona. of 409. to 600 bris mess pork were $1 het was firm. For prime $8 25 wae offered, and 87}6 asked Sales of 10. ny had molasses oured hams salted heme sold at 43,0. were made on private Salea of 60,000 lbs of grea 4m jained about “ne sme, while cheese con. The market was quist at 250. Rice — 100 tleroes ged banda at $3 873< for prime. ‘Tne sales embraced 250 bags Jamaica pimento hear of 200 hhde Cuba Muscavado at 40 430, 4 mos, oe erry re 100,000 win ede Tatvow- alee ice of rendered st 8X apeasenene pe Tea t Al Adama ran other arrivals. Terms—' Hyson—27 half chests 424 cents 49; 23 half do 37}; 31 chests 37; boxes 25; 40 chests 21 5.10 do 63; 20 do 62; 80 do 5: 19'do 5036; 333 do 38; 492 do 3756: a do 344; 24 151 vik al nth day OF Whelpl John Quincy "ityeou —80 half chests 33; 20 131; 37 bfdo 26; 15 obeste 24%; 5 do 24; 98 hd 23}4; 43 do 23; 60 obeste 22; 24 do 22; 20 beds 2134; 00 do 21; 20 chests 20; 95 do 1934; 132 do 19; 48 do 18}, 30 do 18; 40 do withdrawn. Twankay—76 h{chests 19; 116 do 17}4; 391 do17; 160 do withdr hests $7; 71 do 66}4; 60 do 42 ts and 21 16ib boxes 3534; 20 181b do 34; Sbf obi Gheeta 28; Bt do 205; 19 do imperial—72 121b box 107 do 6134; 111 do 40; 10 do 3 do withdraws. Oolong— —15 balf cheats 27; 186 do 2634; 223 do20 Ni este 2436; 70 do 24. Oolong Souchor 97; 107 do 25. Kok cheste 41i6; 02 do 27; 160 do 26. Caper Souchong—348 5 66 20ib boxes 37; 7 hf 48 1851 boxes and 43 L1b 82; 27 16b boxes 3136; 63hf 0 do 2334; 78 do with- 64; 10 half ghee biti 2 kon res — MARKLTS ELSKWHERE, SBOCK BALES. May 2.—$150 60°34 ss of Baltimore, | tM: closed at Did, 10/7 aaned 9634 bid. 97 C a t 3536 bid, 96% nak Baltum ‘and Ohio Railroad ‘< 89; 2000 os 33 ‘State 9's, Tie: a do. 74; 4 ee ae: ‘ aioe a lo, T4843 Morris Canal 10:12 Karu M 00 Gi it County sol fp 82: es LL, 3 3B ee ‘Second Bea d—sia00 eee ‘Notes 10234 ; 23 500 State 5’ 3,100 Neshanic Copper 34 ler Cait ‘State 5’s 743¢; 100 U 8 Bank 334; 50 Surqne- kets of Europe. The Soancial revulsion which swe;~ 853, 56% $2000, do's nuine Hailroad, $2 road, 1734; 2 Boston and Mai 60 Kast ‘Railroad Ponds, 1 1850, oe rest of Great Britain, depreciated prices for cotto1 to a . This was as ruinous to the cotton growing interest of tee ie sre et DOMESTIC MARKETS. New Oa.eans, April 25, 1848.—Cotton—There was much anxiety displayed by factors to realize, prices have in consequence been very irregular, and generally at a decline of 0 since yesterday. Middling was sold at The sales do not exceed 3,100 bales. Seve- ral shipments have also been made on planters’s account. Sugar, br 3igo a 3}g0; molasses, 180 a 18}. ,000 bbls, including 1,000 Illinois, at $4 25, and rr Dut not previously report 4 634; 660 in three lots at $4 10; ert) at $48; 160 at $4 1234; 200 at $4 18%; 900 Ohio at $4; and ps) lined at $45. Corn-Market drooping. Sales 9000 2.300 white and mixed, at 26c.; 500 ‘250 white and yellow, at 30c; and 2 800 white and yellow, in bulk, at 25¢, Oats, 25ca270 Pork 8 123. ‘Bacon—Bhoulders, 2K. Lard, bbls, 43¢0 a CL ; Kegs, at the time was considered the greatest evidence of our 300 Iilimois at — Meas, $8060 ‘rime, $7; megs $11. key —Reoti ed, {eken for Liverpool st O-ldd. Exebanges Naw Bepronp Oi Maaxert, May 1 —Oils—The past has been an unusually quiet week have heard of no transactions in sperm oil. the anes a wey, ge Taere is ort ‘sales of 300 1 va Pale reat Const ai ‘239%0, and oast was made on pri- RO ex, rey 1° We have only tot 100 bbls handsome do, A sale of 18,000 lbs North terms eens MD Ga, EN Pr prietor UCTIONEERLARO! OWERY THEATRE. “THOMAS &. Proprietor and Mauager=thana y Eveoin Moet Will be performed the Orera of MANITA va—Doa © wasr wean, Mr, G réuer: Doo Jove de Sautarem, Mr Braue Sst RE. Aik rember Hira CEEDS.A ia Lopas © CO. will Se Lemailo Mus Lichtens ein bert Dack, Mis t to mence at hail past 7 o’eio @ house, > coats, Pi, a eemta; Go feu Francisco, Monteiro, BI m. Chauncey. 1786 HOBses FOR saLeorwenty FIVE NOR ‘ern horses for sale, matched ia le, wi edsound. Apply to W.8. REF D, cer street. W922. CUTS AND Two or three hi trating the leadidg two splendid steel plates, Vountains for salt ANTE D—-SITUATIONS BY TWO SMART . one for chamberwork and to assist in wash- the other as cham- Cabinet, tia mouy, Cal Pale, and Also au as orunent ura, Cordials, Se ONEER—AME- W. Greenough & ne, Mire heniens ee Mr Wiese Katy, Mrw 78, cgualude w kY ean window gin BARCe COMMENCED Ab TH C brends, comcrising a Ini *% #-—THURSDAY t to commence rye 6, Prussian blae. chrome yellow months over $100, approve i HELL ‘SOL ¥MPIC TH* | WANTEN A SITUATION BY A KESPECTABLE ler or ironer, or to do the gene- '¥, or chamber work: has no ob- tdistance in the country. The best of city Apply at 42 Henry street, N. ¥ wipng ted asm. ‘bewivers Pruanirure ‘THIS DAY— ANTHONY H puMac ‘d A new local piece IN 1848 Mose, M ‘oupg A Tayi gz in the diming room, precisely at tea o’clock. No bids will be | | Wee . BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- ‘man, a situation as chambermaid or nurse, and to do lain sewing, or to do general house work, ina smell private mily; is witlivg to make hersel! useful. eted to pay for To cone! rn rms cast in bankable money; goods to be de- conclads with, the ¢ from former buy D. NASH, AUCTIONE. R—SHERIFF'S BALE * of Frezeh Dry Goods—This Day, Thurada} clock, at 139 Fulton street, a large stock of French Dey Beat of city rete- Please apply at 212 Walker Maid. Appl: silks, hosiery, « Wana, FuENC yi med the comety of 1 i eof HOW 1OPAY iteee to assist in Casal Tam, E. WILLARD, AU tuccion room, No. # rONEER HOUSE FURNI- y 4th, at 10 e’clock, at the F sireet.—Perem it ry saie, for ensh, sofas, sideboard, chairs, t Me with ne tarce 0 KiNGs Okabe ee th, tne, laren OF Beaveiade, Sir. MeDoua Doors open at 7 3 HALL, 472 BROADWAY BETWEEN Grued aud Broome streets. Thursday, Mey right doring the week, the orminal S, whose Concerts during the pest sevea months and every CHRIST Y's be Lhe iwiance in the country. ‘The best of city reference mgt | MOONEY {AUCTION hort oa begiven. Apply at 17 Cheanata: or todo the objection to city referen in the store. received with auch distinguished pstronnge avd s moat tespecifuily annouuce. that they ontinue their Original ard b every night until further notice open nt 7-—Concert will commence tor, EP Christy they will give an nf of stock of a Birmingham agency, con: tget Chink Buccs aE fame pullies, cacy combs, trunk lock eupboard locks, 7 Kor the accommodation of ¢, mili ow Apply ONo. Yin Ham jond st, 4 oon Concert every Saturday” can be given. Apply at 170 £) * Gna be seen for wo days floor. open at 2—commener nt 3PM. DALMO'S OPEKA HOUSE: A SITUATION BY bait SPATUAKY AND Ike Mythological and Mysti- nder the direction of i bre sertment of cut ‘and househol: fernitare, oe all poe carved sofas sud chairs, bi ds, mattresses and ‘sso 1 ‘ond-hand piano-forte and several Pisces of secondhand by tweaty-five performer: Programave fort nee of Ulysses’ diughters, 2.1 Hercales in the nds, centre tables, W RIED, IMMEDIATELY A’ WELL QUALI FIED ‘eacher fora School For particulars, leas re of DR. ite SENHELD, 130 Essex street. rences are required UCTION NOT! Dinner oy. Tea Services. o’elock, at 447 Broadw —CHI NA, AGAR irele aud Purquette, $1; upper box YOUNG MAN . and performance to commence at 8 OPERA HOUSE—"A_ ROSE me would smell as sweet” | who kas not seen the Model Artists before their suppres and cont stock of Thoma: WANTS A SITOATION AS Coachman, and can come well reco \nst pipes. The best of city references by epplying at 15 A YOUNG MAN OF THOROUGH BUSINESS HA- pits, one who writes a good hand and understands ae TT a peg in a whi keeping, 1s desirous retail grocery, or morning of sale. WILLIAMSBURGH-THE TAREE If there be any so tar behind best imitation of them as yet brought ont, now exh se; they are very like the mod: the oge, we beg to say that the ory bfick Dwelling and Store in South coud bigek fom Peck shy coves 7 heat Learn the siness. Office” meriy exhibited ther seen the artiste be al are, nsvart that they « Can see no differexee, but mere pictorial iffustrations. ring the time the th ject in ad’ Please address A. B. Apply at the coraer, or o! a w York. Rent $200 that the manage! Bras FOUNDERS—A SUPERIOR WORKMAN, capable in every Darsisaian and well acquainted with ma- ype t pots and in cupola’ to the ax at RK chine castings, mixing m« wis find a permanent sit tus 'Y QDI '0.’8 factory, corner Brocmes fr travelie! all over the States lookig for preity girls, as we dedly beutiful ones there inst aight, fi almy days of tue Models. STORE TO LET AND BUSINES3 FOR SALE— To a lady wishmg to commence business this offers a he store is in one of the best observed somo de mowat the " ped Wor father particul chance rarely to be me: with. situations in Brosdvyay, and sow doung a, ire rete businens in an be had ona long T? WASHERS AND IKONEKS—WANTED, forewoman for a washing and ironi whom hberal encourage fran need need apply. ply as abor W%, CROWLEY & S0N BEG LEAVE RESPECT. ends, that they have removed to ‘cousta tly on hand's fine assortment of needles, Sshhooks, scissors, pea bre gt the jowest prices ef ‘any establishment city. ly to inform oe be 100 William street, w! FOREIGN MARKETS. Cruz, March 31.—Business is conducted on Me diferent principles from our United States way. ie entirely out of the question. All a raloecies landed on one wharf or mole, or width of our wharves, and in consequent ion is so great that by custom house law bi ) ten vessels are allowed to discharge at on: renders a detention of man: Gaye a w in fact nearly all the time—a vessel round for a fortmight after arrival. The numerous arr! Hock the ai and Europethe diately be able to pay their bills in oash , according to the hich is of but half th tablishinent tre paid in cash on {ference In ed woidable—at tim: 's turn does not co: month have com: place with all descriptions of goods able, more specially of cotton manufactures; ahip> sent heavy losses—preferab! imagi ments must leave at pi HE OFFICE OF THE NEW YOR BANY AND slo Telegraph Company (fA lesa temavetite “ ixteneh ‘Wall street, up siairs. cS} Proprietor; F Hi ct ‘ances every afiernooa at haif- ing at sh) Giant Baby, only nger.—Splendid perto I ledge of fae business, oustomers, ke. one need apply who cannot command $4000 with real name, A.C., Hi Fos 08 SALE SQUNTRY o'clock, and every A oid trouble, no establishment, to Addi nent will be eB Hy rat mai Beede street, from 10 to ME Stoel. nent an }mangle, for which a fair price will be given. Ap- Also wanted,a second HOUSE (COTTAGS), Todd, on the Accordion; Ger ee abounding in fruit Mrs. Monell, Miss Jul Pelby’s » Ww Halt, tne Singer ; Madam Rockwel r ter rans through’ it, bes ae lies in to Albany, near Hie a few minutes walk of the Steamboat Laad- ings. Fo 7 information, eall at M. Se! ¢ | peeks Hastings, or Charles Eckert, 68 Duane street, ‘old enough to v7 4 yi , aa ihlosser, grocer, near the Raverves front seats, one shilling exch extra. OR SALE, OR WILL BE EXCHANGED FOR cy in thi his Chaat yO lots adjoiming on Ohio st., in lelphia, each 203g feet front b: t deep, on one of Dery ARB E N RNos A eee E Gales QWELt No 24 second door dee 9th rome COMS8TOCH HAS REMOVED “4 WIL- D. liam, one door below Wall street. ws oe a hi is a two sory brick house. Ohio street runs from ‘ve Panorama will commence mor hn to ries pecrrges, Pine and . Hom bad aaa? of | precisely. Ph saat exhibition on We Depot, ‘Broad Mand Cherry ste Philadelphia. tf BOARD AT HOWARD Fuse ISLIP, bitters OF THE MUSES, 36 CANAL STREET.— ReMovs L—THE MAR IN br 1 SURVEYO Temoved from 93 to 106 W: 01 over Messrs. Girard Betts & ©o’ Island. —Mr. Howell havin the junson, one of the most eapen the south aside of the entee! | dap ice to board. sat “After whieh, other eutertain plause —C. 8. Bab TINE, el ments, whic hb ey enrne, inatic EM L—THE OF! Lown Fed Life Asserance moved from No 74 to No. 71 alts however, to stor indeed, Agi ‘as expenses of kind are heavy- all descriptions are very heavy, for the most trifliog article, the question is not “how m' s-piece?”” but at “how many Lande 9 dollar?” for a doller here.” On Wednesday morning, May 3, at Grace Parsing ‘aylor, Mr. Simeon Leann Eveanonr A. Moone, = of thie city. the Rev. Mr. Mr.G. Decosren, late Esq,, Stratton, Straw. Huson, and Mr. 4 On the 34 May, at 7 a7 A ca ity, Ce County of of Norfolk, oi, Eoin oa Tayler are are Ry invited to attend the funeral, at ,4:h inst , from 568 Grand street. sland, please copy. 4 instant, at half nade 20’clock, Miss , 7 aangueee of Samuel and Phebe Wal- lace, axed 21 seers 9 months, and co ¢ frie family attend the foueral this day, ath the residence of her father, 169 Christopher str ins will be taken to Westchester county for dey btenss Epwarp Pratt, son of Ichabod ‘ma freinds of the fa: od his funeral, this afternoon, at 4 lence of his brother, Henry Prall, No 608 Houston street, without further invitation. Norwich papers, En Racuet Watt instant, Tat 6 o'clock, mily, are respect- Wriche %Co., April. 27, Birk 64, 46 ati, 28th, $49 33° 10, 12, 15, 20, 21, 22, 26, 27, y to Newark saw Another person ‘A gentleman on his it where it was Tete. an interview with that se ons here or in New (246 2 $626. Wheat—Sales of “REWARD <—LO8T. ON WEDNESDAY, AF- pecwrase the hours of 5 and reen jntgers streets, a M The finder will receive stheabove reward by ROBERT RAITS’, No 2%62 Broadway. OST—ESC APED\FROM ITS C. Mocking Bird. Five Dollar: wi ELL CRANE, 71 OUND—A LADY’3 WORK BAG. THE, ow ean have it on application to Anthony J. Bleecker, HINA. LARS AND CROCKERY CHINA HALL. ishing Warehouse, Broadway, below the t and convenient Pi mises—The following articles will. be foand i t hmen: eats Free article for Moulded Goods, nad very Th les = wil be plain hed . Pack hich hips steamboats npor Prietors of Motels, restorants, oarding lies will fiad it to their interest to call. HALL : ae the rieh- one of the eh rom $4 ti 3 Hall vathores RANDOLES, 80: thorna and Tea Trav eat assortment of bag lame from 208. to 3 Ten Taye 3 ‘eats Also, ever amtable for charches aad hotels 154 Fulton street. one door erst ef Brendwav. ; HUGHES, see CONSIGNEE OF A CARGO boat |. from Pottsville, a re- uested to coli immed DNTANT INVENTION IN, ist, 260 ng o at ieee letters pacent have been & i AVANA scekubonne 8U SCRIBER for salo avery choice lot of ie Ha 400 000 rarstic Se ee LAVERTY, 106 | examine yey Sit different qua “BEEKM A N 8ST. “atreet—The subscriber ern the patie. that on Ww EK HOU! a the Rainbow, 49 How: respectfully announces to his fri ‘cr Saturday next, the 6th it ned permanently. A few “famuuhed oom to let yy th never month, or year. Price $2 and $ 1 RERN TURTLE 902! AND STEAKS—THE PRO | Bank Coffee House, No. Ii tive suet, | eapectfally informs id Liplin pes ht he init serve apa remarkably priate of the Ban! y ACE CAPS, VALENCIENNE L4ces, STANDING Peter Roberts, 373 Brosdway. has rece veda fee 4) assrtment of the ab 1 collars and cuffs. Acs Hest Ty: EMOVAL—-DAVID LOCKWOOD Range Manufacturer, would respectfully inform hi publi Hy, that fale remo’ ustomers and cus i No. 642 Broadway, comer of Bleecker street meet witha continuance oftheir favors,and will repai ranges, lor grates, hot-air farnaces, &c. at The a nee notice. AVA KOOMS, 406 BROADWAY, (OPEN bV- b WEEK—The original a Le o) THE NATIONAL of Li e RD IN ze COUNTRY, WITHIN THIRTY 8 of the city, and easy of access, is wanted by a small for ths. Pegntion on ie atin would be preferred. Address J. Rourk’ Eugene, H. a keane, Meee imouace that the OARD ON BROGKLYN HEIGHTS a} ‘ae te can be accommodated with plessant re there area few tion at 53 Willow from the Operas; Hefrains: Negro Melod EMOVAL—. eral Hepartees, wt arta Prout suiset, Now York. Brookivs, | Adpimvos a3 ost ski on, necompanied by their 7 te, commence at 8 o’elock. €NSON, ULARIUS BAKERY —THE SUB, ihe Mie fithe wil remove gu lished stand, No. 30 Courtian *Vandam street, where he w PAR 7 initpnies —Doors open at Particulars, see salt bills, AINTINGS !—4 COLLEC ior merit, jately GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE AND THREE single gentlemen crn ee, accommodated with board and ere the comforts of a home can be reatized, at No. 60 ‘Nasee street, Brooklyn. Ign, UF PAINTINGS- hh Mr gdaien of ‘Titi wil be sola at REX and Saiphur doors save Leoena tae 4 t we wfficacio fever, ke. and Yt many of the > thousand ills that 5 the most agreeable mode of Bathing, and are essential tough cleanlit ess. @ Al eas + the “ih Mer, a rom 11 A.M. to 4P. AL Mas RARROUL? | MEDICATED va- AN ows beads WANTS 4 KOOM, itna raed widow, ie couforuble, "Some. soatlon of ouuplioonte te, partieulart? auquestion-ble merit. HEAP GOODS —JAMES BECK k CO. RESPECT. hat they are selling the best Gro ATIONAL ACADEMY. OF DESI FU eral oration on the late Thomas Cole Will be delivered ' fally inform the HE POTULAR LIBRARY OF AMUSEMENT AND Instraction.—A series of small volumes ‘Be the most ap- proved writers, on the finest paper and % trated from, the original designs of J. publ ie first of every month. Now hee ee —s from the ano. cents, mp eight fice llserates before the Academy by Wiil Charch of the Messian, Broad: instant, at baif-past 7 lee ck. P.M m Cullen Bryant, at the f ‘Thursday, the 4th The public are’ respect- « B. DURAND, President. fi TULES AT THE HALL oF Novelty nightly draw crowds of admiring racelul groupings fo . D French Princ, at 1s 6d per ye Also, covets at Is 6d per wr ees, same maker a are ic Le ee per yard, do do. mm; Silk Gi: fully imvited to attend, — Als plain ‘changeable Silks, a the fioest Paris high lustre ‘black ime Silks, black witness the beancifal and Troupe of Beautifal Gi » be superior to any ever seen ulard Dresses, with all wool, new pat- in d’Laines, of superior quality, of all colors, French Ginghams, plaid a and style of pattern, HQUITY-SECOND JUDI- kk of rum cu, defend - mmencing at 7 o'clock Members cau obtin tickets Dy calling om the Actuary, att Tustitate Rooms Gleteemtiey ‘are auperior to any other Glo' dark, black and at 5s per mp: tir—Geatlemes' VREST THEATRE, PHIL ADE: LPHIA. pes bk night of the new © ihe iad day 2 ree Seu taken as Zosteared by her. and very be = lai stone hor and New Yor! 8 . resin Keolity Thursday, evenin new and cx jaal Comedy Cteper bd IN THE \vani The subscriber french ¢ tatimere Bhawls, 9 do printed .. do, ao Scaifand Mantilins, Selle fe the grentest variety. Foulard, Toil Nord, Crape Jack Sw fe, “ra eh To coueluse with SIAIDE ae) Paris embroidered M. WAKE Born ony mghtof the new Com iefs of every kind, nds, from auctivn at au e Veils nd 7 Barrage for Boauet Squares, Fancy na, &e , at lower prices than to be found | m ang other estabiishment in this city, 355 Broadway. paptls iu pincofote pl desires a situstion s vooalistin some Apply persoually, or Cravats, Belt R: of twenty pe surroundirg the house ax ‘The beat of referenc by letter, to L.A. 8, 33 Lexi IANOFORTKS, have removed fr Murray and Warren | theit ware room is completed, a st gant evergreens, There we. on the farm three for farmers or teuants, tope! stone barns, containing sab’ a t head of cattle, and for the storage of 250 tons | h rensry aud corn cribs attach: sofa five spring house, ice , orchards stocked with rape wall. a str Js offs KRCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPA | Wall street.—{n conformity with the equisi: | "their charter, the Company submit the following | statement :—Amount of premiums not maiked $732,940 32~total amount The amon of premitgts marked above, wae—on marine to ty portation and navigation ri 37 28, less return premiums, $52.751 Star for the yeer, Solce0s 25, Paid di for 62,460 68; expenses, $19,718 debts, $29,738 79; marie Ic garden of two at fri en house and water in every field, a daily mui va of the same year ending April 34, 076 XCS—KREDEKICK A HH, 325 Brondway, opponite the Broad received by late arrivals, plain, whire, - ailver paper Fans in every conceivab! together with Chmese Fenther Fans and painted Sere. sical Boxes, two airs, which he offers to the earned. prem: | the same period Jored, figured a the United States i¢e which is $220 peracre | 5? , Whitemarsh, Montgomery jot surpassed by an Itmay be well to ates Ay GEO > POWDER FORK TH of all kinds of iasects Ene company farther, report, that they have at 770 5% this date the following assets, ACGoNNO DATION TO TBE or TOWN RESI- dents—J. STOUVENEL & ‘z d irge establishment at Nos 147 Brondqray, opposite Astor Place, for the better xccommodetion of their numerous cus! neral, respectfally call, theit att end id assortment of Gas » Solar Lamps, Girandoles, ‘Also, the richest asso tment o ity, of our own manufactt h China, mers and the public in tion to our rich and g) Bonemive erties, ke. Good: Maw ne Parties atthe grr rete; ness at low rate. wholesale and STOUVENEL & CO. Jovested in United Sad f rats aud mice. within tex thrown in their viemity. powder has been exunined b Roaua, Sweden, Denmark, vided with ample testimony of depot, 420 Broadway. Treasury notes, $104,069 83) bi iis receivable, $134,327 3! aud unsettled ¢.aims to be close: scrip of other companies, $ The Trustees have dectares TF notes, $43 998 37; 85, lend Some two per cent. & CO. Price of each four reat of six per cent. oa the | sauthorieed to be issued in CARD—OR. WH i, OCULIST, 29 GREEN- fe public that there subject that does jdeseriptign loan | Levoleed alien of, doltars. th wrt se shall be appropyia ted to the rec; — of the chart y order of 4 the: Board. CHA ‘rastees—Thomas Hues ry Sheldon, ‘Tins 8. Nelso wart C. Marsh, George Hi: eee me ares effected by Dr. Wheeler can be tesidence, or the same wil! be forward - ‘makiug appleation to him by letter, post paid. inserted and for sale on Tengo puable | terms LL. 0} , AURIST, &e., ATTENDS: fiom 9 to 4 o'clock, Gay tO diseases of the eye aad ear, Jk Warren street — to th Broveions ved invention. her it airing tue en rintant eae re e vaime assortniant, ani ma Jeust pete ll for city and country trade. J. We alse continue, or busi- cone. Becreta haa! cae Uharies G. ©: arleton, Lucius ry,261 Broadway. LARKE’S LAMA —The ieg apparel, f eaah price for the same, by = Post shee or otherwis id edition of Dr. Po conterming 60 pages additional matter, ia 4 oe Ic ean be had at hi r office: also his Sel Ronntsins which obtained the premium from the Aavelee unported, a large supply ef Artificial Eves. a wie ‘GhkGor ALTER, Auistant Vie dent; CH ALS | OST EXTRAGKDINARY EW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPA- | ea Woman's Privat Med The annual electron for Directors | j N ¥ will be held at their 0 copies have already bees i gettiog acopy, whether mar- Hed or unmarried, although it is intended ea married, as it diselore a importeat secrets, which should be LEVENSTYN, (65 Brondway, pms Ladies atiended to by Mrs. most efficient remedies, and most certain mode ‘of cnre in ever DASE OPE CLOTHING, EWELRY, FIRE ARMS, ke. to eonvert their obtain fail value for ComeaES the post offi to cash, cite ibseriber otherwise.) who et attend the poatment. H LEVETT, Office No. 2 Wall stre of irondeny C42) OFF CLOTHING “AND. “FURNITURE WAN- ind Gentlemen having any cast off cloth 4 note throgeh O A. BOK! ted. —Ladies caw receive n post, or at his convenient for pros} pradent people from entering the married work that will tell you many impo! overcome all such objection ame of Manricean, a hor . " jargess, Stri New Yor! Leiber & street. Philadelphin' Ww.R. ‘appeal th tim be the persous entitled to subscribe for the preterrad stas the Legisincare, for w —A subscription | be isswed under the recent act of reposals will be issued io a few days i ‘will be opened at the office of Messrs. KR. & G. L. Schuy- No.2 Hanover street. men oF f Chesnat and Third screets, Phil Megnie's On the reeerpt of 81,» mail (free of postage ) to all par Ail letters must be addressed, poat p MAURICEAU, box 1224, New York city 129 Liberty street O CURE NO PAY—DR, © ORBITT, street, member of the Royal College of Su don, may be consulted in treatment of practice of fourteen yoars, devoted to venereal, disen- worst form of this disease. mereury used, nor re~ crictures cured in ene or r ‘watitueonel Debi ity— indulged ins certain loathsome red to heslth and society. utto Dr. dohweon's Al THOR or THE “PRACTICAL cy Grognwieh street, “M., (Sunday excepted.) pply in the early singes will be surprised at the rh attending their eure, have suffered from | will be transm’t'ed bi , Sohn atree Rapsatel ly that he has just received sh supply of Bweedi: moderate prices by vountzy orders particularly attended to, “NO 0 CH ARGE-DOC TOR MURPHY, consulted om all for ter of Leeches, ne h price by sending 48 Kast Broadway. ORTHY OF NOTICE—WHAT CAN BE MORE jemen to know t! the only place in a Gold street, is confidential Recent cases of gonotha: da} al debility and imp rented » . iM No merenr; ecent cages wed in four ds stramt in diet or business pur lly | two weeks with sea ured in any case, or Ss street: open from EDICAL CARD-DR. GLOVER TAKES THIS Inethod of informing thove who have endured. by letter Whether he had retired from practice, that he still continue “arfheult end protracted cases of coastivational aad te dlsensen, which have bsifled th io ID An My bu'oh ill of Physicians of invite those who toe ILat his office, w edy through the entry to ‘he (from wacommon ie t) he can afford * raprd, eagy am AVEKPOOL. bend THE, Sp tauen? SAnas . round for stating. can be obtumed i ill sail for Liverpoc| on a Vocne eater lore opport) joreign P74 Sani ity for ‘the shipment of ‘or freight or passage, & JEFFRIES ANTIDOTE I$ THE MOST EFFAC- tual preparation 20'd for Gonorr JOR NEW ORLEANS ‘Lol Li vi ine of rag To sail Monday, Mi packet ship UTI Positively sail as. al passage, baving splei board.at Orleans whart, eft of Wi Lye ar. ‘New Fork ‘4 triety Will here: fter meen ere othe ae a importance. asad Bat | of the mercal Urpwes fie peated aps ence have prove can be produced two to ten days, ané as it urither erente | the palate. an interruption to. usual pur gemion, the naisauce 1s th with the production of a thocow. h snd perman ingredrents ave evtirely vereiable, and no ther constitutionally a locally, 1¢@ $1 per botile 192 Broadway, corver Suho street. prietor hes been Salas yrenree ia St. Lor 4 other cities in the Uniced Stares aps GanD “ST RIC T a ne NOR, RE dina f the usual tim method of curing by fy in New trea ap mai tions Dr ld pl rward al) t. ee tenders uncecesenty any devinion in diet or ‘1 cep of henithy dic edily as ts con. vening, May ih. Al Senna ares! "1 te eb eatts pode te