The New York Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1848, Page 3

A Friendh morning, bet Conboy of the 6th ward, brought before the court a gen- teelly drersed man by the name of Richard W. SI wood, @ jeweller by trade, on a charge of violently as- seniting another jaweller by the name of Wm Adams, who keeps etere at 198 Chatbam street, called the Fancy Bousar. who received from the hends of Sherwood a se- vereiy bruised face, consisting of # desperate black eye, and his vpper lip, from the effect of the blows, was swollen ont roms’ two inches beyond the under, thereby disfiguring his mouth-piece in the estima- tion cf the fair sex, at least for = short time.— Jt wppears from the evidence illicited before the magis- trate, that the two parties, Adams ond Sherwood, were bosom friends, and would fe remained se until now, had it not been for Adams meking himself too familiar with Mrs, Sherwood. It seems from Mr. Sherwood’s statement that he has been married between three and four years; his wife’s maiden name was Margaret Ann Hunt, and about two years since, rome diffloulty occur- rei between himself and wife,by which the wife obtained a divorce, Sherwood was absent from the city at the time, and on hia return, a year ago last April, a reconciliation took place between self and wife, and they have since lived together. ‘Chis last winter, however, Sher- ‘wood was taken sick, and confined to bis bed, and while thus tick, was visited slmost daily by his bosom friend, Mr. Adama, who paid him all the attention necessary, or could be expected from intimate friends. Mra. Sher- wood, in consequence of her husband’s sickness, was much confined to the house, and im order to her some fresh air, Jw little relief. Sherwood invited Adams to escort Mrs. 8. out for @ short walk ; promenading a little in Broadway, taking oysters, or a plate of tmelia, asthe case may be, returcing much refreshed end pleated with the trip Thos matters went on from week to week, Mr Adwms still making his daliy calis, and paying the accustomed politeness to Mrs 8, unti Mr. Sherwocd hed recovered from hi end, terling dispored to tske charge own cha‘ecu, avd manage his household affairs his own way, requested bis friend, Adame, not to escort his wife about any more, asit might osuse seme trouble between them. This pessed on,an usual. but still Mre S. was frequently abeent a long time during the afternoon and evebing, and suspicion at once flashed upon the mind of Sherwood, that a correspondence wes going on between his wife and Mr, Adams, and in order to satisfy bis anxious coubts, he watched some of the movements going on, and on Monday last he met Mr. Adems and hin wife together in Broadway, near the conrer ot How- ard street. He then cautioned Adams, and ear forbid his intimscy with his wife, stating that if be per: risted in such conduct, they would certainly come to blows, This passed on as -usual, when, on Wednesday Mrs. S left the house about four o'clock in the afternoon, saying to her husbend that she was going to purchate some aprons for their little boy. This wae all vecy well—-6 o'clock came, no wife~7 o’olsck came, no wife—8 o’olock, no wife. Sherwood then went to the store of Adams snd found he wan abwent aleo. 90’clock came, no wife— 10 o’cleck, no wife beth together, and feeling determin: effair at once focus, seated himself on the cart at ths corner of Duane and Chatham stree! poring they would come along in that di sided in ‘illiam street; and sure right, for batween 11 and 12 o’clook, along S. eecorted by Mr. Adams, when Sherwood met them full face to face, and said “Well, Billy, { have warned you frequently agsinst going with my wife, and now we come to blows; and bo sooner was the words utlered, than ot it they went, like two dogs, Sherwood getting the first blow, obtained the advant nd punished Adams as above described. The police was called, and both mveyed to the Station house, and Sherwood was d to answer for theas a the other hand, Mr. Adams explained tothe magia at Mr, Sherwood hed frequently invited him to take out his wile for & litte resh alr, and last evening, as he was passing down Broxdwey, he saw Mrs. 8. come out of jand a3 the hour was late, he offered his serviors to escort her bome. The magistrate said thet the case was unfortu- nate for both parties, andthe best way would be for Mr Adams to refrain from escorting Mrs. 8., as the like acts would sutject him to the like assaults from the hus- bend. Mr &. said all he wanted was for Adame to quit visitiog his wife. The magistrate took the complaint of Adams sgainst Sherwood for the assault, and Justice Drinker held him to bail in the sum of $200 to answer the charge; and thus ths matter terminated for the pre- font. Indecent Assauit.—A Frenchman by the name of Eu- gene Deriou, residing at No. 191 Broadway, was arrested yesterdey by officer Crosett, on a charge of committing €n indecent ateault upon # arrvant gitl in bis Coalbed by the name of Margaret Bishop, only thirteen years 0! age. Justice Drinker detained him for a further hear- in; Ss Rich Thief.—Officer Lee, of the 4th ward, arrested yesterday a woman called Biddy Kelly, who was detect- ed in ling $17 from the pocket of a sailor by the name of Wm H. Bowen. On searching her person, & bank book was fouud on Chambers streot Savin, showing a credit of $1,000 within a few dollars, ly the procesds of her labor and little pickings made by the sesooiation of drunl ailors. Justice Drinker looked ‘bjm up for trisl. ‘fhe Weekly Herald for Europe. The Herald for Europe, for the mails of the steamship Sarah Sands, which vessel will leave this port attwo o'clock to-day, will be ready at 12 M, and will contain a eummary of the latest intelligence from all parts of this continent. ‘The attention of the Public Is called to the spleve well known collection of Duniap’s choice dou bie Dahtias, &c., to be sold by auction on Friday morning, at 1036 o’elo-k. God Pens, Diamond Pointed, $1 only, sliver pencil case included —J. W.GREATON & CO, No.71 Cedar street, uj inv chasers both wholesale and retail to eall and examiue :heir stock of God Pens and cases which they are selling at reduced prices. ‘i hey xen? the peus of all and every maker, that purchasers may decide for themselves asto their relative merits. Gold pens and cases repaired. Gold Pens.—Dealers In Goid Pens are invit- ed ‘o eximine ( ratey’s improved Fouatsin Gold t carries Ink enongh 10 wite a whole page ; and can be had only of Keers & Clark (ap stairs) 25 John street, where can also be found the Pens of all the best makers in the country, at ma- wphetnrens’ lowest net prices. Gold pexs repair changed. oF ex- Richelieu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens—Re- mova .—B . WATSON & CO., h.ving removed to No. 15 ‘Wail st-, the public are mvited to call and ex their stock of Gold Pens, which quality or variety, by any cel “Kichslieu” Pei smoothness nd, bein; ew cas ent ver the points come o! y de. scription and price sold st the lowest rates, wholesale or retail. Gold Pens carefully repsired, The Best French Bovts t bg cthyengerng Porn old var friend ‘s, fe 4 50. as can be foun alte ‘city for g6-cnd 87 ine Boow' 3 50, weually $4 30 Yeung hus got the inrcest stock city. Corner of Faiton and Nus- of Gaiters end Shoes iv 1 ssusts. THE DOCTO: Hair Dye—Batchelor’s Ii Colorwe tor the air is nariva le: woducing & natural Diack or brown, without ivjury tothe hair or skin. It is pro- nouuced by thousnnds the best article ia the world, and the only one that performs all it promises. See and judge for your: seives at Catchelor's, 2 W. will prove ils efficacy. Wigs end Toupees — ‘tran, are informed that the best pines, ia first quality wig or sealp is at BATCHELOW’S manufactory, No.2 Wallstreet. His new invented wigs obtain medsl at the last fair of the American f ate. should just esamine before purchasing elsewhere. aneous Liquid st, near Broadway. One trial re and Citizens ew York to procare a Terrible Burning!—New York, April 27, 187 Dr. Townsend-—Dear Sir: Your Sarsaparilia has ered me of the most arvere pain in the head and bow: necompanied with at uy ‘two bottles have relieved a: poy hewal rest, for hich L ani. very” thenkt aparil’ay at might especially, it It 4 perfeetiy, ke. ke, AR- Principel office, 126 Fal- upoer curmer ed he all. of pyrtri sh the ndaais that e cover GCOMMERCIAL APFAIRE. MONKY MARKET, ‘Thursday, May 4.6 P. M. The stock market continues very much depressed Speculators are undecided how to act, and no one in Wall street appearsto have any idea what the: next sixty or ninety days will bring forth. Noone believes there cam be any important improvement in prices, and still few are diepored to soll short fora decline. Since t tii. yal of the last steamor from Europe, there has not boen an average variation of one per it in prices, elther way. At the firrt boardite-day, Long Ieland fell off 4 per cent, and Harlem ‘<; all others closed at prices current yeaterday. At the second board, the asles were only to a moderate extent, at prices current in the morning. The Acadia, from Boston for Liverpool, carried out $230,375 93, of which $174,475 33 was in gold, and $55 900 in silver. The following is the amount of duti ecruing on im- ports into the port of Philadelphia, for the month of 40, previously, from Ist of January, 1848, com- pared with the same period of 1847 :— Revenue rrom Custons—Pont or Paianetenra, $249,778 08 913,843 46 Cash Daties received in Apri $275196 73 Previous fronthy. ‘666,688 20 $911,884 93 vious to April, the excess for that month baving been only 926,418 65, Danks of Philedoiphie, mostly payable on the 24 inst:— Panns OF PaorLapeLenta—Amount IvIDeNDS Philaselphia Bank... fermi annual, 4 per cent, Bank of the do 6 * Bank of Comme) @ 3s « Meo! anion’ do 6 Man and Mechanics’ do 4 « Kennington Bank. «ses sees fo 6 « Bank of Penn Townsbip. . .. do ae. Farmers and Meoh. Bavk... do 89 per share, Western Bank. i sesereees do een Commerolal Bank. eee do 4 per cont. ‘We have nothing later yet from Charleston m fo a to the banks of that city. The sgents ef the banks here do not place the slightest confidence in the report,and oontinus their business with them as usual. A few days will settle the matter, and in the meantime the issues of these banks will remain at a greater discount than ‘Usual. The last annual report of the Morris Cans] and Bank. ing Compeny, of 1844, gives the stockholders some hopes of ultimately realizing something upon their invest- ments. The income for 1847 was not so large as antict- pated, but it exbibits a handsome increase on that ofthe previous year. The capacity of the canal previous to 1840, was too limited to enable it to compete successful. ly with the Delaware division of the Pennsylvania Ca- nal, whioh was aad now is a competitor forthe tradeof the Lehigh valley. In 1840 and 1941, the lift locks wore en- larged to their present dimensions, and immediately af- ter, the company failed. By # deoree of the Chancellor, its effecta were put into the hands of receivers, by whom the canal was leased for a small annual rent, until the close of the season of 1844. In October, 1844, the canal, its appendages, and ell the chartered rights of the company, were sold by virtue of ® certain mertgage, under a deoree of the Court of Chancery of the State of New Jersey. Soon after the sale, the purchasers and their asroci- ates, by and with the sdvice of counsel, re-orgenised the company under the name of “The Morris Canal an! Banking Company of 1844,” distributed the stock into shares, and issued sorip to the full amount authorized by the charter. The company, as then organized, com menced the improvement cf its oaval, early in the ses- ton of 1845, with the intention of making it in every re- pect as good an avenus for the trade ef the Leh'gh val- ley as its competitor, the Delaware division of the Penn- sylvania canals. ‘The season of 1645, being an unusually dry one, and the waters from the reservoir having been used for manufacturing purposes without restriction, during all season, including the previous winter and spring, it had become nearly exhsusted when the canal was ready tobe filled; the consequence was, that very little business could be done until near the close of the season, for the want of water. From what has been stated, it will be observed that the improvements contemplated, were still incomplete at the olose of 1845. The work connected with tho en- largement between Jersey City and Newark, was unf- nished; on considerable portions of the line west of Newark, the banks had not been raised high enough to hold more than four feet of water. Of thetwenty-three old planes, only two had been rebuilt. The Pompton aqueduct was unfinished; an additional reservoir was to be made at Stanhope, and others to be enlarged and im- Proved; considerable repairs were to be made in tho locks; new bridges to be built, also a new bulk head at, and deepening the channel across, the Delaware river. One hundred new section boats had been purchased and placed on the canal, of sufficient capacity to carry from 60 to 65 tons each; but they could not be passed over the old planes when loaded with over 50 tons. They were therefore comparatively useless beyond that capaci'y At the commencement of the season of 1846, the com- dany owned 108 boats, with which the business of thet season was carried on, At the organisation of the com- pany, in April last, it was stated as desirable that an effort should be made to improve the inclined planes, so that they would be competent to pass both sections of a boat loaded with 60 er 65 tons, as rapidly as they could be passed through a lift lock. This, however, did not re- ceive that attention necessary to the success of the work, and the company turned its attention to proour- ing an additional number of bouts to run on the canal | The difficulties experienced in getting boatmen owning boats to place them on this work, induced the com- pany to provide itself with facilities, and during the months of May and June more than soventy were purchased and contracted for. Of the number, 64 were delivered; and the revenue derived from them in tolls and boat rent amounted to about halfthe sum paid for them. In January, 1943, the new inclined plane was completed; and it appears by experiments made upon it, that boats containing 70 tona of cargo were easily passed up and down at the rate of more than three miles an hour, which is faster than boats are towed on the level. The cost of this improvement was $27,168 33. The annexed statement exhibits the liabilities of the company last March:-- Morais Canau anv Banxinc Comrany, Marcu, 1848, ‘The Morris Canal cost in 18 oy $1,000,000 00 For permanent improvements 101845,neir; the enlargement and repairs incidental toopeming the canal... For 100 scow boats For real estate. ‘317,308 00 For permanent improvement in 184 peaded on pew plane at Newark, voirs, aanise-of lanes, locks, & en le of mortgage bonds, Coilsteral... see vee ve 99,254 43 For permanent improvement in 1817 pended oa bridges, lnad damages, 11,995 35 we: + 18,298 12 + 21,405 44 9 U1, 184 5,817 For real estate and water rights TL8I3 OL Forintezest and commission o2 loans... 12.030 00 +1,€81,150 37 423,350 00 Due sundry persons... vo sg «23.488 6) Deduct cash and rec’vbles,&c.13 552 26 $1,542,242 31 Of the bills payable, $25,777 00 will become due in June, July, August and September—$19.000 00 in Octo- ber next, ang the balance, $33,029 50, will average due im May, 1849. Twice the amount of the company’s 6 per cent bonds have been deposited with these notes, as Collateral security for their payment when due. The funds have been provided to pay the interest due in April, and for repairs in ths canal preparatory to it® being opened. Thero is fair prospect of a great increase in the business ofthe present season, and it is hoped thay the loeses in the transportation account of the past three years will be at least made up, eo that the company can start fair another year. The excess of transporte: tion expenses and interest on debt over receipts, is $41,843 80 To make up the deffelency in this amount, the incom: for 1848 must exceed one hundred and twenty thousand dollars. The annexed statemen, exhibits the deficiency each year: Ia 1845 the deficit was. In 1446 = 31,922 74 Ia 1847 * ba 8,581 19 Total... tee eee 5 6 $41,848 80 Excluding the season of 1845, during which the oana wes navigable but fora short time,the business of the two subsequant seasons may be usefully compered, to show that the results of neither should be taken as en indication of what the canal is capable of doing, even in its present unfinished condition, if adequately fur- nished with boets. The trade of 1846 was carried on in the 108 boats be- longing to the company, and the “flickers” before refer redto. From the business of that year there appears to have been a deficit to pay expenses and interest, of $31,922 74. The trade of 1847 wos commenced with the seme num- ber of boats, but during the season, 64 others were pur- chased and run equal to about haif'the season; and the deficit to pay the expe: ind interest was reduced to $9,881 19, thus showing @ difference im favor of 1847 of $23,041 65, about balf of which sum was produced by the 64 boats purchased, and the balance by an imoreas- ed activity of the others, The canal being in better order, the boats were subject to less detention than the year before. Sinco the close of lest season, arrangements have been made by which ebout 6@other scow boats sre to run on the canal daring the next season, so that besides the boats engaged im the local trade slong the line, there will be more than twiee a¢ many running from the commencement of the next season, as there wers from the commencement of the preceding one. Hixchange, $100 Tr’'y Notes 6's = 102-75 ahs Nor & Wor RR 580 See 54,758 % 75 2900 Illinois Y. 3. 47 35 00 40. cy iM Del &HudsonSerip 192} 1000 Kentaeky 6's ” 1 reo tlitoome b , \te Mortis Canal © toh’ & Tra’ Bk, $1000 Ohi 50 shs Hi $1208 Ohio re : Harlem RR phe 22% RR 29) lo ic 100 Harlem RR s60p&e 52 =. 200 Readiag RA b30 33g cr ba I ng REPUAT, New Youx, Thursday afternoon, May 4 The supply of good brands of Genesee tlour, pit! a8 of other desoriptioos, was light, and the firmer feeling | ia the market motioed yesterday, was maintained to- day, with rather more doing, at steady prices. There was also more doing in Southera descriptions, for which there was some better inquiry. Genorce wheat con- tinued firm, and furiher suies wore made at full prices. Corn was firm; there was very little New Jersey yellow offering, and as both arrivals and eupply were light, helders were firm; sales of ali kinds were rather limite Meal remained about the same. Sales of rye and oat were made on previous terms. Mess pork was firm and sales made at @ slight advance. Other provisio1 remained about the same. Groceries were steady, with a fair amount of rales cf rs and molasi it about previous rates. From the notice below, it be seen that there was more doing in cotcon; there were more engagements of cotton for Liverpool, on terms stated har the poet head. sHxs—The market remait firm for pots at $6. The stock in first hands w: exhausted.” Pearls Te meined the seme aeaDstUFFS—Flour—The sales to-day in various lots footed up about 3,000 to 4000 barrels, consisting caiaty of Geneseo, of fair to pure quality, at $6 26 to $6 3734; including also 200 barrels Strait brands Mich! fen, o: $6 31%; at $6 200 ¢o Broolilyn, at $6 375; and 200 do New Or $6 18%. Southern was also in better demand, of 600 t2 700 bris Howard street, Baltimore, (Geos ade at $6 !23¢ to $625. Asmail f Ger Ohio, via New Orl sold at 12760. Corn—Sales of 4.000 to 6.000 bushels Now Jersey yellow were mada at |. 680; nome holdera stood out for 646; and rales of 1.000 to 1600 bushels New Orleans were mada at 50}¢¢ Meal— New Jersey was firm, and rales of 200 bris were made at $2 3736. Sales of 200 bris Brandywine were mate at $2.60 Ryo—Sales of 1500 bushels were made at 73460 delivered. Rye Flour—Seles of 150 barrels extra were made at $370 There was no ohange in oats, and sales continued to be made at iperiome rates. Beans—Sales of 320 bushels white Southern were made at 750. Corton—The sales to-day are supposed to have reach- ed 2000 bales; prices continued steady, and if any hangs, rather in favor of the buyer. Fauit—The demand continues active, and we notice talon ef 1500 boxes wet and dry raising at $1 40x $1 50; 40,000 a 60,000 Mayaguez and Porto Rico oranges at $18 & $20, and 1,000 bunches bananas at $1 25 a $2 Freu—The operations include 200 barrels Masrachu- setts mackerel, No. 1's, (Newburyport inspection) at $8 50; 300 quintals dry cod, medium sige, at $3; 100 do Jarge do, in drama, at $3 75,and wome parcels of hake (extra : Hemp - Sales of 100 bales, American dew rotted, were reported at $130 6 months. Motas: A brisk demand, with rales of 225 hhds Cerdenas at 19340; 200do Cuba at 240; 60 do at 260, and 40 do Senta Cruz, by suction, at 260, 90 days ‘ JAvAL STORES are, gene: speaking. pret*y quiet. Sales borg hg of 1000 Berrels orth ‘County rouinirom o Some largo sales of English linseed were ro- ported at 55340, but we could not trace them; 1200 ¢: lons city pistned American, changed haniis at 57c a 58: and 300 bbls sperm on private terms. Parex—We notion salen by suction, of 1275 reams gs wrappiog 19¢ a 523€0, cash. ‘novisi0ns —Sales of 200 bbls, mers pork were made at $10 3134, which was a: vance of 6\4c on yesterday’s quotations. Prime remained inactive. There were buyers at $325, while holders asked ® trifle more. ‘There was no change in pickled meats. There was considerable lot of hams and shoulders in treaty, but we hosrd of no asics. {Sales of 150 bble, mess wore reported on private terms, Lard—Ssles of 100 bbls were made at 6%9,and 150 do, fair quality, at Go; 150 kegs were reported sold at 74c. Batter —Sales of 32 firkins ordinary Ohio were mage at 133¢0. Zheese continued itm. Rice—A fair demend for thesupply of the regular trade, with sales of 150 tierces at $3 Jon $3 4a Seeps—We report sales of 60 tieroos flax, at $1 33; Packages S09 extra sity dk Sucars—Sales were effco'ed of tho following parcels, Viz: 10) hbds Porto Rico at 4a 6X0; 200 do New Or. lowns at 4 8 4340; 150 do by auction. at 34 #3 81; 234 do Cuba Muscavado at 418 a 4g @ 4! box-s brown Havana at 5 @ 614; aud some parcels extra white do at 7s, four months eens SLOT, pachanasd hands at 8X a 95. INES — sket TS} sola $512 a 85 25 cash, ie domawe Waa esonx—No transactions were reported. Wuusxxy—The marxet continued ratber bare, while dy at 250. ogagemonta of 2.000 a 3 000 bales of cot- ton were made for Liverpool, at 5.324; and 3.000 bushels of corn, in bulk, were taken for the same port at 4d. We quote heavy goods for do, at 15s, and for London at 25s, ————— MARKETS ELSEWHERE, STOCK SALES. BaLtimone, May 3 $700 Bitimore 6x, 1890, Farmers’ und rlanters’ Bonk, 22%; 10 Western do do 16%; 30 do do 16 3-16: 10 Uaion Manufe div off) 2034: 20 dodo do (on tume) 2034; I lusuracce, 36%; 1 Baltimore and Uhio Ratlroad Company; 2654: 1 do do do 3634. United States 6s of 1868 closed at 104 bid, 105 asked; Trensury 6s nt 10234 bid, 102% asked. Mary- ae Gs closed at 87 id. 89 asked. ititimaore Ss of 1189), at x id, asked. timore an to Kattroa 36% bid,'9644 asked. hat May 4—First Board—$100 State 5's 74%: 10. War Bunty 9734; $2425 do 97; 50 Girard 6's "55. s5wn. 13:25 N } Copper &: 6000 Kentucky Bank 7734; 17 Mech’s Bi 35: b's, 256; 10d S0v0 do W0iRGe Noe Cite 3 a 150 New Jersey ¢, 234; 50 do, 234; 100 Unio Ce Boston, May 3—Brokers’ Board—3 soa Grent Falls Manuf Co 192; 5 Boston and Merwe KK 11736; 5 Old Colon: RR (new) 9! Nor & Wor AR, s30d, 3356; 25 do. 560d. 33%; 39 itead- lo, bidd, 1736; 125 do 1734; 100 Est Boston Co 2945 idends. No 4. "5; $2000 iweading KR Bds, 1850, 315 do 3336; -16: 25 do 1734, 5 Kast- ern Kin 104; 50 East Boston No 4,5, DOMESTIC MAR’ New Onceans, April 26, 1343 hes been more active end the taken principally for England. Prices ha in favor of buyers on all descriptions below good mid- dling, and we quote middling 4% to 5% ; good middlin, 534 to 534 ; and one list at 6540, culled by the buyer good middling ; though others cail it middling fair. Mo- Ineses—17 to 189. Flour—Holders asking higher prices, the sales have been confined to 264 bbls. {ilinois at $4 10 ; 200 at $4 19 and 100 at $4 25 = Corn—Fair demand. Sales 13,000 sacks including 2400 sacks white and yellow at 2436 in bulk ; 1200 at 250 im bulk; and 2900 mixed in sacks, at 25c ; 1000 mixed and 1000 white at 26c ; 2000 white at 27c; 760 at 280 ; 390 at 290; and 600 at 300 Also, 3 flatboats ear corn at 36c per bbl. Oats—23% to 27c. Whiskey—Reotified 153¢0 to 160 ; raw 160 Pork —Mess $3 10 to $8; prime $6 75; M. O. $7 25; rumps $6 to $6 1246 Bulk Pork—Sides and shoulders 240. Bacon—The demend has been active, sides at 8%c to 43. Shoulder at 20 to 2% Lard—Kegs at 5340 to 6a, Grease Bigoto 640 Prime 5%o. Bagging 98. Inferior at auo- tion, 7c. Freighte—Three American ehips taken for Liverpool at 9-16d, and bark tor Ireland, to load with oorn, on private terme, A bark was taken for Philadel- phie at 170 for corn. Exchanges—No alteration. Lor- don 3 to 8 per cent premium ; New York 60 days 2\4 to a Per cent discount ; do., sight, % to 1 per pre- mium. FORRIGN MARKETS April 19 —Sinoe our report of 13th inst, no later intelligence hes roached us from Euro) Prices war have rted at the quotatio as planters bay own firmness, and were ed by some enquiry. The shipments for Spain have been pretty active, and some purchases for whites bava been made for Russia. Our quotations are: assorted kinds 536 @ 936 @7-11 rials; whites 8% » 9% riale, superior whiter, 9% = 103 rials; yellows 6% # 6 riale; florete yel- lows 63¢ = 746 rials; browns 4 a 5 rials; Cucuruchos 344 @ 3% rials. For molasses 2 rials have been paid in the harbor, and some purchases have been made at 1 riale, deliverable in the outports. The approaching ho lydeys will suspend business in general for several jays Lard is unaltered; the stock is 9,600 kegs. OF rice 770 casks arrived, of which 250 casks were rold at 11 riats, 200 casks were sent to Matanzas, and there placed at 113¢ rials, and 320 coske are afioa’, in Addition to 1100 casks im store. No flour has been im- ported except 200 bbls American, wiich are ntill on board. Freichts—Three vessels were obartered for t $2 128 We quote to with but little inquiry; m London 14 per cent 102 per cent discount. Peioes—U 8 jerked batdock, 3iga4; bi $1134; hams, 4401634; lumber, Bath, m ft, 238 (822; do FP, 17422; book shooks, box, 4 re; molasses hhd 12014; sugar, hhd, 16; empty casks, each, $3; potatoes, bbl, 3; onions, 100 bobs, Married. On Tuesday evening, the 2d inst, by the Rev. Dun- can Dunbar, Mr. Wittiam H. Kerr to Miss Uanouine Drew, both of this city. Diea, On the 4th May, Instant, suddenly, James L , onlyfohild A of James L. Jr, an aide D. Phelps, aged one yoar, two months and twenty-six The fries nd relations he family are reapect- folly invite attend the fune: th his parents, 309 Mulberry atreat, at 2 o’olek, without further notice. taken to Greenwood Cemetery, for interment. 4th inetent, after a short and savere acheL Haws, relict of the late George Haws, in the 75th year of her age. The friends and acquaintances ofthe family, and of her sous, George, J. H Hobart, and Robert 8., are te fully invited to attend her funeral, from her late dence, No 95 Allen atri ernoon at & o’clock. Funeral servi it St. Stephen's Churoh ing iliness, James J. Timrson, friends of the family, th of Abram’s Lodge, and the ;Mason'o order, the members of Croton Lodge, 1.0 of O.F, Washington Lodge of the Order of Druids, are respect- fully invited to attend bis funeral, without farther in- vitation, from his late residence, 126 Cherry street, at 4 o'clock this afternoon. At Williamsbarg, on Thureday morning, 4th inet. Jacon Benny, in the 81st year of his age The relatives and friends of the family are respectful- ly invited to attend the fanersl, from his late residence, Firat street, between South Tenth and Eleventh sirests, on Saturday at 4 o’olock P. M., without further invite tion On Thursday evenieg, 4th instant, Mra. Cuantorre A. Kuors, wife of George Klots, in the 40h year of her idence of age. ‘The relatives ond friends of the family are invited to if Saturday ad the fum mornir at a oeares | Barta |. O. of O. F THE MEM. heir C FON LODGE, No. hos 3 E, NO. 78, reof are reuested to meet at their lod " Bowery, Military Hall h » (Friday) omen ry Sorclock fer th ae F ees. the last triouie of respect to our late iimpaon, from his [ cher MPRA Be ete ges Che A. O. D—fH MEMBEKS OF WASHINGTON © Lodge, No 1,U.A.O D.,nre he eby notificd to nttrnd tne lodge room. at 3 u’ehek, other, Janes impyos, focus ent. T CHAY ay New Vork, Way 5. 1848 $2500 REWARD—Ns WARK BANAL Insurance Company, May 3, 184 cage addressed to the w wed. was atolen from the pomination of $500, $1 of the package cou: gud Data," thie - ren in the packs ch fied, dated Apiil 22, $1,000; Carpenter and Vermilye, do, 23th, $3,000; do, 27th, $3,000; do. 28ih, $3,000; do Hinde: Heo 8" Desdosty, Cash er Chew . A. Thomas, check doy 2th, $1,665 55; Baldwin & ¢ teal Bank, No. $979 50; Ga Ng 33. he Imaat ainae, 36.27, which has been stopped: Ni 34,29, 95.40, 41,47. 1a weutlem the package on th be nto then in the i interview with that ¥ is respectfull ited, here or in New Yo Jead to the recovery of the packages and any other perso have Call iv the package is ques e rafter it was picked up. will Please give the information in person or by letter, to the Brek. A reward of $2 000 will id uron the recovery of the Bank Bills, a S32 upon the reeocersiot is whe papky je, or Proportion for any part of the Banl . ER: MILY i, Cashier. Ne 4 OOD CUTS AND STEEL PLATES KOR SALE.— Two or three hundred fine wood engravings, illus: rt fthe past three or fonr years ; and views ofthe Park and Union Square poly at this office. GREAT RIO’ T—THE POLICE GAZETTE OF THIS week, contains an extraordinary amount of startling crie ial news, from all parts of the country and the old world avd tial of Monroe Kdwerda, with Great Riot, at Portland, for an ious Sarah Tuttle to debaach h particulars of the James 'T. M. Bl ¢ of the trial of the slave Tim, for al lady, Murders, piracies, seduce! general Ke. Offi e ACOR 8. PLATT, AUCTIONEER drew's it combination jocks —J AC will seit. this day, at It oe! street, the on hand Above celebrated locks, a0! ortance £ enter into se erlebrated locks, bh they will be era em to every bank in the United States Phx, ot been the ease, en account uf the hiv ited Thess locks have become an inde he security of every bank, and t more wed situstinn of those banks which have not adopted them, «8 bargla’s now pass by those who have them kaowirg their intelible security SB This tale is made to close a trust and will be without reserve, ard pe- remptorily to the highest bidder. ‘Terme at sule, Also, four el. ON NOTICE —CHINA, G! ry Tea Services. W. A pens ble requisite a0 because « fthe ex NGLISH JARTER will sell t 10 0’ lock, nt 447 Broadway, the conti. id costly stock of ‘Thomas Bilisiand. by cones ing ¢ Break fast, Des- et Sete; China. Giassand Earthenware, Vases and Figur f the most eoatly descriptions. Silo positive Catalogs morning of UCTION SAL¥, AT 812 BROADWAY, ON SATUR- day, May 6,at2P.M. ‘The entire stock of Byerson aud Willet’s Livery’ Sables, consisting of carriages horses, wa harness, bells, robes, henrse and covers. bagg ge solved on the Ist of May M. BROWN, Ave ABINET AND Friday, May Sth, SF. utischotd Fares at 1036 o'clock, at No. I sortinent of cabinet Ce) ron rt househotd fara sofa aud cha esch bedstes hand piano-forte and several y re. ees «f second-hand 17 BEEKMAN 8T.. treet—The subscr. ber lie, that on RANt0W, COFFEE House, 49 Howard lore the R respectfully on c D any efter Saturday nex above establishment will beopened permauently. A few furnished rooms to let, by the week. month, or year. Price $2 and $1 50 per week. W. DILLON QP4BLe TO LET, Ni xT TO THE CORNER OF Mr. av inbow averley Plas t, formerly occupied hy Pai ton square, between Sth r[\0 LisT—TWO PARLOMS AND TWO B! nd etazatehiad inthe 0 ROO’ of the ety, etlent yard, at the Wright To be seen from 11 to ry c: nyenienc E » 22 Ann street, near Broadway. 2 o'clack, ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A WEL English Teaches fora School For pa of DR. H, FELNENHELD, 130 Essex stra rencesare required. ANTED—~A SITUATION, BY yous hambermai dren, or to A BECERUTARLE ANTED~A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE you: g woman, as chambermsid, cook, washer or troner, orto do the general housework of a small private family. Can be see: for two days. The best of city reference ean be givin. Apply at5i7 Hor ANTED. BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO Y “man, a situation as chambermaid or nurse, ond to do to do general honse work, inn svoall private to make herself useful.’ Best of city refe- for two days, Please apply at 212 Walker ‘ant room. street fi ANTED~A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE ¥ orto take exe of warher, or ironer, or to do ? family.’ Has no objection to disiance in ‘he country. The best of city reference en. Apply at 17 Chi ret, firat floor. WANTED—A YOUNG MAN ABOUT 18 OR 20 years old, to attend in a hardware and tool store; he must come well recommended for honesty, aud b+ quick aud correct at accounts. Apply at Wood's ‘Tool store, 62 Chat- ham street, on Suurday morning, between the hours of 10, end 12 o’clock. OOK WANTED—A FRENCH, GEXMAN, OR Italien Coos, warted bya family She must be compe tent and efficient. Apply at the desk of the Herald office for farther paruieu'ars. YOUNG MAN OF THOROUGH BUSINES3 HA- bits, one who writes a good hand snd understands book keepii onset obrai nga 8 ation ia a who! retail grocery, or liquor stor ‘he object in advertising is, clictly,to learn the business. Plezse address A. B. “Herald ice A ReSPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES to obtain a situation 8 private fa Best of city references erween Severteenth and E T°. LITERARY MEN—A PERSON ACQUAINTED wits the ne i an aleo writing, ty some extent) ba per, will hear sf an 0} peter y pyar lication to J. ead Bros veit-zer office, lassan street, sory, bet en 11 A. Mand 1PM. i 4 T? WHOLESALE HOUSES—A BUSINE! MAN moot ort National shes to engage in a house as sslerman. either in dry is. or wine and segar trade. Secarity to the placed in the hands of the em- terest. Halary expected, $1000 Howard Hotel Bks88 FOUNDERE—A SUPERIOR capable in every particular, and weil acquainte IV and a pertaquect situsaion by apviyiag wi atsituxtion by applying to HOE & CO?S factory, corner Broome ae O WIkkt ORAWERS.—THRE drawors wanted to draw five wil terson, NJ COLK OTICE—THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOK ting under the firm of Roalefs & Lewis, nt 91 F th's day dissolved by mutual consent ‘The bu: John Lewis, who will settle the DREW KOALEFS. JOHN LEWI Derannam, Address A. B. OR FOUR WIRE immediacely. Inquire KE nrinved by ress of the firm. ANT New York, Vay let, eal Pe bt eed SAM ISG oA URL ARE. nership heretofore existine between 8 AN R. ais & FREDERICK RENOUIL, Carpenters, late of ‘William s'reet, in the city ofNew York, issolved by ma taal consent And that all persons indebted to said firm, ore requested and notified to pay reid demands to D. W. ¢ Pee Uae] Eetgnal ee t one having been a: sigred to ‘him for the be it p Hebere Fy WENOUT. it of the creditors of said firm. 8. BEKSOLD AT THE SHOP OF THE UNDER- sed, No. 67 Ai whe: ,~ in fatare will entering busine and several other stares in good condition and ready mediately. Can be we ’ 18 Carcenter.6? Annat. n'y *PPlYing to 8. HAR REMove D— THE UNDERSIGNED HAS RE. is evidence Bank ttreet. J. RAUNHEL NsChitopedist, eee °° 8 REMOVAL-mRs CARROLL'S MEDICATED VA- por and Sulphur Baths, removed to 354 Broadway, two doors above Leonard street. These Baths are the most snfe, dolightfal and effiencious 16 for colds, chills and fever, &e. and glass Cas rough cleantiay Rivovsl-rae OFKICH OF THE NATIONAL Loan Fuad Life A: Boeiety, : Rimov ‘lmTHE MAKINE! SURVEYORS HAVE temoved from 93 to 166 Wall street, corner of Front sireet ever Messrs Girard Betts & Co’s, auction store. | A STORE TO LET AND BUSINESS FOR SALE— To a lady wishing to commence bi this. off chanee rarely to be me: with re is sitaations in Brondway, and nowdomg a first rate b French y Goods and Millinery. Can be had lease, av te the purchnser as to the know: ledge of the business, customers, &c. To avoid trouble, no one need apply who carmot command $1000 in cath. Address, with real name, 4 C., Hersid office. OR SALE. OR WILL BE F ‘ propercy in this eity-~ two lots adj neing on Ohio at. delphi, euch 236 (eet front. by 20 feet deep, on o x ch a two mor brick house. bee ee ee . ‘olfth to Quiree, between Pine and Lomberd. Enauive ol HOR Golde NY or aD o. KENNEDY, at Reading Depot. Brood and Cherry st., Philadel hia. PrBLIC HOUS« FOR S'LE-ANY PERSON wishing to purchase it may call at 124 Broad .street corner of Front OARDING——SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE very comfortably accommodated with breakfast and tea, and diuuer, if necessiry, together with fine, airy ond healthy ingle or double, with good sttendaoce, and ™m a highly respectable fomily, residing at 108 Hammersley street. ‘Aoply on the prei OAt DING—TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN, OR a gentleman and his wife, ean be aceominodated with enaant rooms, with breakfast and tea, or full b »rd if devired, y applying at 693 Broxdway. Cold, warm, end shower baths in the honse. OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS—A FEW tood. Boarders ean be accommodated with pleasant rooms and board with a quiet family, where there are a few by making immediate application at 53. Willow 8 oskiya, ‘or82 Frout atieet, New York. Brookiyu, CHANGED FOR iD. GENVLEMAN AND HIS WIFE AND THREE single gentlemen eon be nccommodated with bonrd and plensant rooms in a amail family,where the comforts of a home con be reniized, nt No. 80 Nasaan street, Brookiyn. OTEL AND STABLY. FOR SALE at the Village of Port Richmond, on Staten Island, anew house, well calculated for ‘Tavern, being only a few ining eleven rooms, and a building, with An’ itrble tte. by it Po. at the office Of the Brick and Granite Company, 51 Broad st., up stairs ORSESFOR SALK- A PAIR OF SORKEL HORSES 16 hands high, six aud ‘ears old, sonnd and Irind in single and double haraess ; stylish drivers, Enquire cf X. V. W. SNEDEKEA, corner of Main Brookive. FH O8888 Fon saLe—rweniy Five NoRTH- ‘ern horses for sale, matched in pairs or a id. App.y to W. 8. Ice D, Livery Stabi ceratreet. ind Water streets, ATCHED ood condi- stables ia y, Broad street. Apply at25 PP He POPULAR LIBRARY OF AMUSEMENT AND Instruction.—A series of small volumes by the most ap Proved writers. on the finest paper and type, profusely, ilus- tated from the origynal desgrscf J. G. Chapman. To b published the first of every mouth Now ready, number o1 containing the Kedbreact, r 7 Von Schmid. Price ten venta, with right five illustrations {rom Chapman's des ges, ED W’D. DUNIGAN & BRO , 151 ‘alton st. CUOMMODATION TO THE UPTOWN KESI- a i, SCOUVENEL & CO having opened a Fone way, Opposite Astor ceoramodation of their ‘nus ablic ingeneral, respecdially ell. th and splendid assoriment of Gas Fixture: as ed by acy other: jchemian articles, ed for parues at the lowest rete; Stained ‘sIass for churches and steamboats, of the richest cutting and patcting; Glass cot to order; also an assortment of eamphine and lard Lamps, of a sew ard improved invention. continue our busi- neasat our Old Stand, N where people low rate. wh STOUVENEL OTICE TO CONTRACTORS—PROPOSALS WILL ¢ received until the loth day of May, st the office of the New Yorkand Harlem itailroad \ ompavy, in the city of New ok Ore Jing and masonry required for doublirg the track ‘of the Garlem rulroad between Harlem river aud. ite Janetion withthe New miles At some poruts th eced and improved. Bids » Chestaut or white oak cross ties, seven and a half leet long, #1x inches thick; having not less than sx inches bearing sui faces, rie or between that river and the Prog iit-at the same time be veeeiy- for erecting a pile bridge abont 6C0 feet long. on a straight cver the Harlem rivervarda buik head. along the erounds fe combau.y. between 132d snd 131th streets, fad the mrterials delivered, by the. 15th day of Be Plays, profiles and specifications. will be exhibited at the office of the Company, up to the 10th inst.. when the exgi- paer wi'lbe ent t || necessary erpleptions. AL- LAN CAMPBELL. Chiet Engineer, N-Y-k HRP. Joha street, and No. 29 G a established stand, No. 30 ¢ ourtlon near Vandam street, where he vil wi read, te }, he., Se. Ate VEN BON eee ® R. ELLL TT, OCULIST, HAS REMOVED TO No. 535 Broadway, third door above Sprim Off om 10 to 3 o'clock, on Monday, Weda: INE JEWELRY-CHARLES STEWART, NO. 13 John street, manafaciurer of fiae jewelry and elver ‘ware, offers for ject sssortwnent of the best articles at the low No «mitations made or of- for sale att! MAW5°. BROTHERS IMPORTERS AND MAN. w afaciurers of Fancy Furs and Caps, have removed to 161 T stree:, southerst comer of Fletcher street, next door to their former piace of busin 4 M3 CHINA HALL, 36 BROADWAY, (BELOW the bonded-warehouse,) 18 a complete’ Furnishing, China, Glass and Crockery of ho teamboats end pri- will find one of tha beet and cheapest stocks of ju this city. The prices marked in plain figures—J. MO THE PUBLIC—THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING purchased from Charles Goodyear, Esq ,and the N tuck India Rubberi \ ompany, the exel right e nad sale of the material knowa as * Goodyew’'s Insoluble Tadia Rubber.” for the macufsctare of Tiuss ad Sup reby cautions the pudlie rgainst manufacturing, or using any avticle f of the eboive purposes, of the said materials, without authornty and from me. GAMALIEL GAY, 53 John stieet. New GUANO-Day AOUTH AMERICAN GUANO OF bl at the price, as cheap and profite- jan Guano For sale at2 ceots per catks. KMVERETT & BROWN, YORK AND HARLE “ KAILROAD Co. he stockholders are reminded tant the books of sub ee forthe Sean stock. are now open at the office of the Company in Tryon row, and rt the o1 of R.&G L. barry? baie No.2 Hanover at. A. KYLEK, Secretary. May W VORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPA- 20th, 1948.—The annual election for Directors office, No. 4 ‘Tryon lay next, between the books wi closed xt, both me y of iN The st appear upon the books at the tome of the abo be the persons oti tv subscribe for the be d under the recent act of the Jeuisl posals will be issued ina few days P. S—A subsci will be open the office of Messrs. &. & G. L. Sehuy- No.2 Hanover street. LECTRIC TELEGHATH—MR AL*X BAIN, THE Taventor of the begs | to & ON, New Yorr, or to tal Raovteie Telegraph Office, Loudon. N BAIN. ¢ York, ad ETIC POWD DEST nUCTION Kinds ofinseers, viz: e moths, sure flies other insects alsa pills for . Withra tex mi: utes efter being thrown Warranted without poison. This wader has been exsmined by the medien! treuity of France, ‘, Sweden. enmark, from all of hom he is pro: vided with ample ¥ ofitemupervoreMeacy | Principal 20 Brondway. E.LYON & CO Price ofench four rac! in ti TANDING COLLARS, NEW STYLES, SPLENDID. ly srabiowdered, from Ss. to 124 ; 750 pare rieh needlework ouffs. from 3s, rest. ee” ea PS, VALENCIE rn binek Ines . Also fro in and lace dresse jal prices uimming: cambric han anction, white and bi hi figured muslins 30 per cent below the ui WORTHY OF NOTICE—WHAT CAN BE MORE convenient for geotiemen :0 know than 6 get your elothin notice Coais¢ COATS FOR that they Iie fronts: kerchiet 11 button. CuARKe's LAMARTINE SACK A spring wear.—The pec aliarity of these coats is, are made of blue cloth, with handsome worked the breast pocket i snould be worn ; A perfeetly new assortm da to measnre at low G.B. CLARK C487 ASHORE, AT WEST POINT, N. ‘on the morning of Wednesday, May 3. boxes, bales and birrels of mereh roperty has been secured, and damage prevented, practivable ‘The owner or owners may have it on’ proving prorerty, and f By order of commanding offi Miltary Acedemy. ERCANTILE, MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPA- No. 63 Wall street.—In conformity with the vequisi- their charter, the Company submit the follow ae Amount of preminms not ma-ked off April 3d, 44; tmount of premiams on policies isened dur: eudirg Arril 34, 1848, $732.940 3?—total emount ms, $849,076 76. Theamonnt of premiums marked tions of the year #8 above, was—on marine risks $605,628 26: transportation and navigation riaks, $61,808 92—cotal on inlan $667,497 28, less return premiums, 252.751 C2—earned premi- ums’ for the year, $614 686 25 Jor reinsurance, $62 460 r- ame and bod a ‘ebv eat 30—iotl. gate ; inlacd navy 0, ‘ot Hy to be divided ‘Aimount of earnings of 1847, $52.651 75; do. do. 1848, na 118 77—toal for two. yenrs, $250,770 52. Tne compaay further report that they have at thia dace the follo Viez—Ioveated in United States T 104 b Lis reecivable, 38, have also resolved to pay an ivterest of six per cent. om the certifientes authorized to be isrued in April, Idera thereof, or their legal represen ‘nth day of May next. It was also nla ts excesd the hall be appropria- to, the provisions d. CHARLES NK “Thomre Hunt, James 8. Nelson, Wilson G. Hunt, iitogere y order of COMB, Secretary. rusts laad, Henry Sheldon, Thoms Stewart C. Marsh, George Hastings, C YY Beptimus Crookes, Charles i , Narnuel J. Benia, William Carin’ Herman’ foker, ‘Charles G. 10. Haviland, Lev . Bayre , dames. Hollock, OT. Maltby Georges D. U. nowrier, Freda w.T Phel J ba i chard Bigelow. Alexie 8 Ba HL WALKEN, Rie! Bige’ it President, 1.) IS GREGORY, Vi Pre ELL WOOD WALTER, Asmatot View President CHALES NEweovn re HE STEAMSHIP SARAH SANDS WILL SAIL for Liverpool, from foot of Clinton street, H.R. thi alzraoon Sth inst. at 2 oelock,P.M. Passe: ed to be op board at half past one Letter the Post Office, Gilpin’, Kenyon’s, and Hale's, at qu ¢. All bills agaicat the abip must be signed by te C indunlieate. NEN OSS VOR LIVEXPOD,— THE STEAMSHIP SAAB Sands wii) sail for Liverpool on Voy Sch, her regttlar day offering an nansnelly geod opportonity. for the shipnent of drags, lw: in snd omnes foreign goods. Por freiv kt or besenge annte RRS ' - sane BoTERr, TURATRR Tuy & nannity, indy ver G wll be beformed the va of MAKITAN 1<Doe Came ie Bazan Mr we de® Le Fequi e & Com Suupsoa, Mis Phil ips Doors open ent hall past 7 . ta, Fit, 29 cents; Gu AKAN, THE rt Hield; Dovid Stoiby Winacs; Sarch, Mra @ phen Cardeaham, Mr. wes Reveeca, Noah ‘Trinka Jor. Mrs Booth, To be tellowed by NEW YORK AS IT 18 Mose, Mr Chonfrau; Joe, Mr. W. Koty, wire posse To conclade with uxhable free of UNCLE SAM— Sam Hobbs. P Dick Dampy, * Scraggs, Mrs Booth, s Opened nc 7 o’cloe! r° tk oy Howes 25 emate: ROADWAY JHEATAE——VRIDAY EVENING, or 53) y Sth wi VLDIEK y bins lowed by the O'Grady, Mr, Collins Mr. (apmenm, Bry en A Frederick Flight, k Blighty, Miss F Gordon; Mra eas circle and parjaeite 50 cent cles, 25 cents; gallery, 12%. Doors peu at 7, perfor comer ce at 734 0’e'ock ELLs ds, Miss M entitled A Joke, M Mary Taylor; Mary, 8 After which, DONE ON Phrbbs Dir. Holland; Mra. W! with th OVE, Hotlend kDES My Prgmsiion Mrs Heory TJ’ conclude De R—Gil h 72 BROADWAY. BET streets. Friday. M: the week, the ormnal CHRISTY: s whose Coscefis durtug the past set ecess, most respectiulis eontinue their Original aud every night until further notice. Ad % open at 7—Coxcert will commence at 8 Manager and Di For the accommodalion of families, oon Coueert every Saturday. Doors open at commences ALMO’S OPERA HOUSE—STATUAKY AND IL- lustrated Pietures—Historical, Mythological and Mysti- cal by, t= euty.five performers, wader the direct Monte Li ‘roxramme for t! ping 1. The v of Ulysses’ daughi ge, Med vdlerculen int is hs, La tween Ids, nd Apollo, the United Srates, Admission, dress circle aud Paiquette, pper boxes 50 cis. doors open at 734. and performance to commence at 8 o’cloek. ALMO’S OPERA HOUSE—"A ROSE BY ANY Id smell as sweet” Isthereany one Model Artiste before their suppression? whind the sge, we beg to say that the as yet brought out, now ex! at Palwo’s Opera House; they are very like the models for- merly exhibited there; in fict, so like, that those who ha’ xen the nrtiats before, assert that they they are but. mere pictorial iltuat the theatre has b + fit to mr uat the “ pedestai” in the most, paimy days of tue Models. ¥or fu~/her particulars, see sina!) bills. a ARNUM’S AMERIC Proprietor; ¥F. Hircue ces every aflemnoon rt balf-past 3 o’eloe & Grant Baby, only 16 months of f Basorves frvins conta, ANVAKU’S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE Mississippi the ernest pais: Brondway, (Sund® pri Brecisely. Afterwoos exbibiior on Gay, a8 o’elock INERVA ROOMS, 406 BROADWAY, (OPES hV- AVE ‘ory might)—THIKD WEKK—The orginal Southern Opera Troupe of sabe Hi Messrs i T. Archer, wy exch extre, . G. w. Di- re- W. srow . B. Fare! Bordt Nelson Knesss, Musier! the celebrated Accordronist, annousce that they iil comme! ving been a ipal cities of a it frains; Negro Melo jams; Buslesques: Solos children, accompanied by their Ht pri t 7, to commence at 8 o’clocl particulars, see smali bills. ‘J.C. BK NSON, Direetor. TT SMPGE OF THE MUSES. 36 CANAL STREET — This celebrated piace of amusement is now open for the season, commencing every evening at So'clock, with the Metropolitan Band of Minstre's. After which, other entertain ments, which draw enthusinstic applause —C. 8. Bali TINE , Proprietors eMtH, Manger. OTICK—NINTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE Mechanics’ I stitute School takes plice at the ‘ ele on Friday eve: at 7 o’clor iembers can obta Institate PHILADELPHIA, ALNUT STREET. and THEATRE. —Second night of thenew Comedy of Romane Reslity—Friday evesing, May 5, wil be perfor new and o iginal Comedy, by J. Brougham, Es ROMANCE ANDK&ALITY—Asper Maely, M ar Frank Meredith, Mr. Whertley; Lr vender Kydd, Brougham; Kossbel, Miss Fis Barbm catonly; Blossom, Mra J 61 ia alters. To conclude MU USICAL—CARD-—MRS_ BAILY AVE begs to aunouace to her friends i Jy, that she cont to dies aud is pre aurber of pupils. IANOKORTK8—REMOVAL—NUNNS & | LARK have removed from No 249 to 257 Broadway, between Murray and Werren streets, and opposite Ciry Hall. Ustil their ware room is completed, a stock of Pianof»ttes may be f und at their factory oa 26th street, between 3d and Lexing- ton avenues. (VOCAI! York ano CANARY BIRDS—A FEW OF THE FIRST QUALI- ty, long breed, mottled and yellow Canary Birds, just arrived from Belgium, per ship Bhakspeare, for ale at Lek. LMB WE, 34 Bows innils and ‘prasengers, are icteuded to svil as follows America, Capt. from New York, Wednesday, loth May; Britannia, Capt. Li m Boston, Wednes: day, 17th May; Cambria, Cap nu, from New York, Wetnesiay, 2th Vio sledonia. Li fiom Boston, Wednesday, 3ist May ; Hibernia, from New y Th June; Nis ITC, 8 \dth Jaue. Passaxe money $120, No freight n board the * America” after twelve o'clock, y. For freight or passage apply to &. CU- 8 Broadway. York, Wedoe:d ton, Wednesd will be re Tuesd+y, 9th NAMD, Je RS. BIRD'S CAMOMILE OK COUGH FILLS, NIP- al ple ralve, Soothin| together with a variety of other me ts. can be « le: 254 Staal ateret, New Vo k. corne: siree:, opposite the Public School. qaaiities of Mrs. Kird’s Medicines @u no tnensaods of cert ficutes she could || She would merely remark. that the dy. _N, All communications 1 A EXPERIENCED FHYSICIAN AND CONFI- ‘dential friend, may at all times be found atthe Hunterian Dispensary, No. 3 Divisionst., New York city, ready to re~ lieve theerring yowh. whose impru ‘been visited 5, diseases of & je nal . be uy derstood distinctly, that t ny The well known superior equire any of the jore the public.— never failing reme- pest paid ever confi ett pe nce by any one : Ameica where you rely on gettin; and warranted t per h Jy, that itinerant mowate banks are calling thems Doctor Hanterinevery erty. No man by that name has avy connection with this great remedy. OCULIST, AURIST, ke., ATTENDS ‘clock, daily, tO disensesof the eye aad ear, 61 Broadway. entrance 14 Warren street— ‘The second edition ot Dr. Powel ‘reatise on the Bye, coatsining 60 pages addicional matter, 40 cents. Itean behad at his office: al Fountains, whieh obtained the premium from Just imported, a large supply ef Art EDICAL CARD—DR GLOVER TAKES THIS AVE method of informing those who have exquired by letter whether he had retired from practice, that he st.ll continues to ffe No. 2 nn street, whi and effectual eure. office dant, R, COUPE Chatham and William sts, hes enjoyed the most extensi medical man m Ne enses of this M4 DUANE STRE! for the last fourteen years in 9) es, of an: nse ages ¢ ooper has discovered Stricture—Dr he can cure the worst form of stricture in from one to two w with scarcely any pain to the patient. 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