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proceeds of this sale will lessen the public debt to tha! amount, and the State will probably proceed and dis- pose of all ita property, so that the affairs of the bank can be speedily liquidated, and the public debt reduced as much as possible, at an early day. The receipts, exports, aud stock of cotton at the prineiyal ports cf the United States, up to and at the latest Cates, in each of the past two years, were as an- nexed :— Moveaents or Corrox ix tur Unrrep Srates. ‘rported to Exportedto Exported to Britvin. France N.cf Europe since lst Sept. since lst Sept. since lst Sept apni caercetemmmrn oeimeeteeees ‘Tu, inv, “Toi, tsa7, “Iss, apiz, $39,074 34, 41,463 43,202 214,803 ret W227 14,315 31,872 21,154 “mn 139,606 60,709 24 160,665 97,751 16,811 6,585 — 206 33,001 27,591 61S ‘116 113,170 93,509 Increase. . Decrease... ig - 39,533, Ezp'rdtoother Total Ezpts to Shipments to Forcign Ports Foreign Ports Northern Pts since lst Sept. since Ist Sept. since lat Sept, 2195 M571 156,008 67,297 124,153 218/061 134,833 140) 122 = 78S a: N. Y, Apr. 24, 15,957 135,143 Or. P. Apr. 21 5410 581 = Total bales... 97,134 113,803 1,527,851 1,186,022 596,064 418,903 — 2429 W710 — Stock on Hand Stock on Received an hand since lst Sept. on Shipboard. st Sept, oo Ports, 1348, : . 1348, NO. Apr. 14., 951,852 9821 3 Mo. Apr. 14... 476,569 Fis. Apr, 12... Texas Apr. 7.. 24,108 8. 2: bai N. 7,933 Niyrape de eS aor Cin Apreai = 16,030 ‘Total bales, .2,341,499 1,896,442 672,946 577,578 144,815 197,604 ToereasesesS aasQ0r = ara Decrease, = = gos -- 52789 = It appeara by this, that the increase in aggregate ex- ports'to foreign ports up to the latest dates this year, compared with the corresponding periud last, has been equal to about thirty per cent; and tho increase in shipments to northern ports has been equal to about forty-two per cent. The reecipts this scason up to the latest dates, show an increase of about twenty-three per cent. It will be seen that while the aggregate in- crease in exports has been but about thirty per cent, the shipments to Great Britain have been more than Sifty per cent larger this season than last. The Southern papers are filled with accounts of the Aisastrous effect of the recent cold and stormy weather, and the complaints are so universal that we cannot but believe that the damage has been very great. That it has been as extensive as represented, is, how- ever, very doubttul. Even in the event of the young cotton plant having been cut off, the season is not too far advanced for replanting * and as for the s#tatemenis that there is a scarcity of seed, it is only necessary to refer to the large receipts thus far of the crop which matured last fall, to show the utter falsity of such a story, We have no doubt, but that at this moment there are stacks of cotton seed in the vicinity of every gin house in the cotton growing sec- tion of the country, and that there is enough seed to replant the crop a dozen times over. We apprehend very little danger from this source, or from the late- ness of the season in starting a new crop. The only danger is an early frost in the fall ; but even this would de removed-by a favorable summer. We haye known good crops harvested from planting as late as the anid- dle of May, That the crops, grain as well as cotton, have been injured, no one can doubt ; but that the in- jury is fatal, no one can fora moment believe, aftor carefully reading all the accounts and noting the dis- crepancies in the statements. The reports from some sections of the country, state that the young cotton plant bas ali been cut off, when the reports of a week . previous stated, that in consequence of draugit, the plant bad not germinated, and tears were entertained that a re-planting would have to be resorted to to en- sure acrop. We are never disposed to believe all we SALES BY AUCTION. H EWRY H. LE! about 260 Oil property of C sul Genoral of France,—Honry H. Leeds &. Tw h, and Wednesday, 25th, and , 26th’ April, at the residence of Charles De La Forest, t 10 o'clock each day, ith the Household Furnitu lendid collection of original Oil tates, Works of Art, faintings, most of which are En, late Con © Paintings in the United vit. FRONT PARLOR FURNITURE, EN SUITE. Carved rosewood sofa, tete-a-tetes, ottomans, divans, chairs, arm and Voltaire do., govered in b peatelle, purple, and gold ; do., in rosewood; window old brocatelle; Indian fancy chai Brussels carpe st Freneh plate and candelabras, inlai Drosden and real Sevres China figure: ii eae antique vee of See ee \~ which are very rare and of great value. CENTRE PARLOR, EN SUITE. Rosewood, medallion, drat and blue couches, chairs, div: chairs, large size French’ plate antique bronze , supported by figures, ts, rosewood Car wood piano forte of superior tone, ormolu chandelier, curiosities, among them a root of a tree fer and mantel glasses, ables, ormola. clot splendid La china ormolu chandelier: osities, &e., some Voltaire and fanc lock, figures anc tique Jars, luce curtains, Extension dining table, cel lamps, rosewood chairs, covered in brocatelle, silv: fed ware, of all Kinds, cut glass and China ware, bronze res, &e., ke. ge BEDROOM FURNITURE. Brussels carpeting, French with satin woo side do, real bronze our- seoretary, marble top, lined Fronch bedsteads, carved do, with dered muslin bed curtains, lined pink, and canopy window and door curtains to match; easy and arm chairs, ¢ satin damask; double and single marble top washstand gant inlaid ladies’ secretary: marble tops, an antique bloc! ew ood couches, cabinets with inland boxes, cheval ylasses, mantel and pier glasses, bureaus, imporsedl from Peaice,to- ther wi @ very large assortment of other furniture, ” 7S EDATNTINGS About 260 of the most costly original Oil Paintings,sketohes etchings, and engravings in frames, to bo found in the United States, which have occupied upwards of 40 years to collect and at very great expense—by the dern artists, among which will be found the original by Mo- hilippe offered $10,000, representii ‘The celebrated pictures by C: herself, for which ‘five of copying; St. Ce- megank; Interior by ural Courtship, by ther known originals shel, Carracei, Schidor ussin, Titian, Zocarre! jors, Van Ontade, Salvate P- Gioux, and other great artists. The whole of this splen- of without, reserve. the auctioneers, No. 8 Wall st., three days before the sale, for the examination of the pic- tures, works of art, and furniture. with the furnitur. the 25th and 26th ‘at 7 o'clock in the evening of each da; OHN KEESE, AUCTIONEER--VALUABLE PRINT- Power Presses, Steam Engine, &c., on six, , for approved endorsed notes. atert ancient and mo- Jes, for which Louis St. Francis in ecstacy. representing Cleopatra killin, lars was offered for the privile, ei The sale will commence 100 the 24th inst. and the pictures on the Library by Messrs. Cooley & Keeso, nine, and twelve months’ cre & Keese will sell at auction on 0.9 Spruce streot, a large and val e cylinder printing press, lately made byrifoe t order; two double super royal power printing presses: medium standing press. Al steam engine, with James's boilor, in with a large variety of types, rials, Catalogues with full particulars, on the morning of sale, ases, mud other primting PLATT—L, G. CARRINGTON, AUCTRON- China, Glass and Earthen W retailers, ers id the whole will be sold ‘pore dlconsiata of flowered bine Toilet Ware, to match thro sume, to match throu Fronch and English China, Iron, all the above of first quality. Also, fin ers, Faney Articles, Knives and Fork: ts, Plated Candlesticks, ‘Alno, all. kinds of Glass’ Ware, vi m torily, in tora to suit puro ‘also, White, Granite, | & dieatioks, ¢ Rohors, Se, Bee.’ Sale wy sues, eae fe ‘at 10 o'clock, and a a ccoee tenes welll bo, d for the wants of the purchasers. EO. B. ROLLINS, AUCTIONEER.—NOUSEHOLD Furniture.—G. B. Rollins & on Thursday, April 26, at No. 7 Broadw: neral assortinent of furniture containe sisting of rosewood, black walnut, and mahogany parlor, dining, and bedroom furniture, Brussels and other carpets, sofas, chairs, couches, curtains, shades, bedsteads, bed: tresses, dressing bureaus, washstands, looking 4) a black walnut secretary, mi ‘Also 9 quantity ‘o. will sell at 10 o'clock, wid house, con- tic machine, crockery, itchen furniture, Catal av% Wail street. Also, at 1 o'clock on tho same day, at N i7 Fourth street, between Lafa avery neat assortment, consist glasses, a very su ette Place and the Bowery, part of Brussels aud rior piano forte, made & superior mahogany extension dining closing up to ® round centre; mahogany aud other cloths, candelabras, sofas, couches, & ny bedsteads, bed: ej kitehen furniture and ait na, crockery, cutler, tight cooking stove. M. HOFFMAN, AUCTIONEER.—SECOND SPRING * A a msi & Co. will sell o'ciook, at the settee al santand saa ‘ommercial Sale by Messre. Woolse: Co., consisting of Powdered Refinedy in th a and conditions at the time of sale. BROWN, AUCTIONEER.—ELEGANT FURNI- ture, Oil Paintings, Brussels Cai soll at auction, on ale of Refined Sug on Wednesday, Mi Room, the stock 0 manufactured ts, &e.—J. W. Brown April 26th, at 10 o'clock, at hear about destruction of crops by frost or froshets, knowing well the influences brought to bear upon the public mind, and the usual character of first reports ‘A few weeks will, no doubt, change the whole com- plexion of things in the South, and the result will be more favorable than is now generally anticipated. We have seen the crops of sections of country which have deen completely blackened by frost, and to all appear- ances entirely destroyed, recover under the influence of favorable weather, and turn out as finely and as pro- ductive as any other. Late seasons are by no means unfortunate, as our experience has satisfied us that, as a general thing, they are the surest, safest, and most prolific. This view of the state of this all-important staple product no doubt appears extraordinary, in the face of tho most overwhelming accounts to the con- trary from the growing sections of the country; but we feel confident that time will prove the correctness of the position assumed, ‘The annexcd statement exhibits the production and consumption of sugar for the past four years, and esti- mate for the present year, together with the stock on the Slst of March, in each year. The quantity is put down in tons:— Propvetiox anv Consumprion or Sv ron Fry GAR IN THR Worip, Growth, Indies, 36,000 43,000 (5,009 57,000 67,000 68,000 70,000,000. 102,000 80,000 $0,000 6U;000 40000 25,000 20,000 19,000 210,000 é 75,000 2,000 20,000 93,000 130,000 80,000 95,000 120,000 90,000 Beet Root, 70,000 90,000 70,000 ‘otal growth... ... 849,000 905,000 1,087,000 1,061,000 845,000 Stock “Maren S .. 122,000 121,000 87,000 143,000 130,000 ‘Total supplies... 971.000 1,025,000 1,174,000 1,204,000 975,000 Stock, succeeding March 31,,.... 121,000 87,000 143,000 130,000 a eumpt'n, 850,000 939,000 1,031,000 1,074,00 Consvmption in 1843, vL For consumption in 1S! ”) 071 Deficiency. ‘The low prices which have ruled during the past year, have reduced the cultivation of the article, and emanci- pation in the Danish and French colonies has tended to the same result. These, with other causes, have given the basis for the reduced estimate, and itis highly probable there will be the deficiensy in the supply for consumption calculated. The production for 1849 will de, aceording to the above estimate, less than either of the four previous years, and without any increase in the consumption the deficiency will be about one hun- dred thousand tons. 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Whoever will return the same to the owner, ft No. 4 Columbia street, will be handsomely rewarded for oh or ious J. GERRISH, )ST—A SMALL BLACK TERRIER DOG, SHORT BARS seer Whoever will return suid dog to No. 400 Brond= way will Le suitably rewarded. $1200 17 8 6's, 1806, SPORTING. — AENTREVILLE, COURSE — TROTT CO pHtah at Soveoek, PLM. Purse G.--THIS DA W) mile heats. Be: In harness, 8. Hoazland enters b. m. Amorican Do S inv caruf enters rh. Canada Squirrel; J. Conklin ¢ ch. m. Bess yde enters bl. m. Lady Edwards. A’ fifty conta. ce to the cour LOANS. HITY LOANS. —TEMPORARY LOANS, IN SUMS OF Cc five hundred dollars and upwards, will ere dwt th othe, for whieh revenue bonds will fix to twelvemonths, with incerest No. 10 Rutgers street, the Furniture of a gentleman declining housekeeping, cons md Ingrain Carpeus; Chandeliers; mahogan: Paintings; Clocks, Bedsteads; Bedding; Crock~ ery; Glass-ware; Ivory Cutlery: Kitohen utensils, &e,, de, 3, BLEECKER, WILL SELL, THIS [DAY, AT No. © 2: lercer street, near Clinton place, fortment. of Household. Furniture, comprising the usual variety, including @ magnificent Clock, f large Pier Glasses, &o. JOSEP HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER.—FRID. ril 7th, at 9 o'clock A: M., at No, 3I ° s street, Brooklyn—House excellent orde Boo! 1 Pierrepont, co ad School Furniture, in kease; Splendid pair of Globe: a valuable Telescope; Microscope; Maps; Desks, &e., &e. Ca Same Day, at Lo'clock, P. M., at Street, Brooklyn, alognes at the Sales R the Sales Room, No. 191 Washingt: fet assortment of good Household Furniture. Catalogues now cepa, and Oil Clot Shades, 6 Stor tend irs, Stools, Sofa, ¥ Loo! n and Towels, Si rd ixtures, Chandeliers, Cary Centre Ormamen: . Lamps, Table » Marble Slabs, “ware, Castor: JOU rr) rs, Kitchen utensils... F, Att'y for Mortgagee, LOSING SALE OF . W. Brown will sell on the balance of consisting of Embroidered W. BROWN, AUCTIONEER.—C Lace Embroideries, &e. &e.— at No. 377 Broadway ‘0 commence at ely. on cr about May Ist at No. 8312; Broadway, with an entire new stock. Cc. TUTTLE, ae itn We HOUSE- sell at auction this near 9th avenue, the hold Furniture, day, at 10 o'clock, at 274 "West 22d forniture of a family removing from this city, consisting of Brussels and three ply carpeting, mahogany sofas and diva dressing bureaux and wardrobe P: ture, with the sale will commence, ‘Terms cash, io does RUPERTY FOR SaLB IN THE VILLAGE 0) - Part of the blocks of pine and the Rockaway ttirnpike, about Beayer and Division street 1(0 feet South from the Long Island Railroad, and a Railroad Depot in Jamaica, comprising over 30 lots. property will be sold at public auction, in Jamaica, on 23th BERSON, at 11 o'clock, A. M. e aconcern. For further perty, apply st the law office eof damatca, oF at 86 Wil- April, inst. by JOH. ‘The wale will be pere ‘and a map of the mberson, in the am street, New York, of J fwanTs. SARDAAA DARA eee Ayoung women, as Chumberueld, Washer had Ironing, oman, as . ox Wailer. “rhe best of city reference ‘given. "Please N Saft treet. Y A RESEC Ambermaid, or ANTED—A SITUATIO: Protestant girl, ag $ Nurse. Under ad making children's clothes. Bert city reference ¢iven. No chjection to go in the country Please inquire at 13 Bedford street, Can he seen for 4 dave. ANTED—A SITUATION AS NURSE, IN A SMALL private family, or to du housework. - ilas no objecyon to go to the country.” Please inquire No. 60 Carmine street, ‘WANTS, Dadanaanaannannod ANTKD—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Buglish Girl, as Cook, Washer and Ironer, or as Cham- and Lay ; ld do the house work i a vate fami): 1 do sowing. The of city xi At No. 27 Roose- velt stre Can be seen for two days. WwW ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Chambermaid, and to do washing and ironing; or aa Nurse, and to do plain sewing. City referenes for two and a half years sersice. Apply at No. 19 Thirteenth Ualversity Place and Fifth Avenue, “Pease o'clock. FANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘young wo1an, in Cook, good Washer, and Troner, who can give goody ferences, Apply ats Mulberry, near Walker. Can } en for two ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Young woman, todo chamberwork, plain sewing, and Nurse. The hest of city reference given. Please call at No. 225 Zlet street, between Sth and th avenne c™ NEWS REPORTER want D.—0; E WELL ac- fice. TED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION IN ‘small private family, as plain Cook, assiat in wash- ing and ironing, ‘The best of city referonce will be given from where she has resided for the last three years. Please apply at 241 Mulberry street. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE girl as Chambermaid, or to do general housework ina small private family. Good city references can be given. No objections to the cow PA Please inquire at 259 Mulberry otreet, first floor, wher can be seon until engaged, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE girl, as Cook, and to assist in the washing and ironing. Is a good'plain Cook, and understands Baking and general housework, and ism very oxcellent Ironer. Ifas the best of sity referetice from her last employer. Please to call at 444 Fourth street, near the Second avenue, for two days, rear heuse, and front basement. debited nar wrap prereset gt ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG W@MAN, ¥ sasituation as Cook, with excellent city references. Inquire at No, 61 Fourth avenue, between ith and Uth streets. WaANTEDIBY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chambermnid, or to assist in Washing, and mako herself a2, useful as po The best of roforences from her last place. for two days, at No, 153 10th streot. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A_RESPECTAB young woman, as Chamberinaid er Waiter, Ilas no ol ‘ Sections going a short distance in the country. Can gi city references, Call at No. 117 Hammond street, in Cah be seen for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE ‘young Woman, as Chambermaid and Waitress, in pri- yate family. The best of reforence can be given as to ohamo= ter and capability from her last place. ‘Has ‘no objection to to Brooklyn, Pleaso call at 27 Bri t Rilvertiser ean be seen for two day ata ele ANTED—TWO HUNDRED AGENTS TO SELL AN article that will readily command cash in all parts of the United States; an active man can clear $100 per month, andno humbug. Call and see, 1 John atroet, basement. A smal! amount of cash required. ANTED—BY A YOUNG, STEADY ‘GIRL, A SITUA- tion to do general housework. Can produce the best of city reference, Apply 176 East Eleventh streot. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘@ situation as Cook, Washer and Ironer, or to do general housework, or would go as chambermaid. No objection to go in the country. Cun give the best of reference by applying at 400 room atreot, whore she is at present engaged. “Tisase call between the hours of 10 and 2 o'clock. None but a gon= teel family need apply. Can be seen until ist May. WANTED-AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF TEAS, AT wholesale, throughout the country, for which a per centage will be paid. Apply at 28 Broadway. WARTED-A SITUATION RY A VERY RESPECTA- ble protestant girl, ag clhambermaid or waiter; can do plain sewing. Has no objection to the country. C: for two days nt {05 Greenwich street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- tion as Laundress or Chambermaid, or Nurse and Seam- stress, or to do general honsework in a small private family; no objection to go A short distance in the country. Good veference can be given. Can be seen for three days at 35 Great Jones street. No. 2 in the rear. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, Asituation a Nvree And Seamstress, or Chambermaig and Seamstress. Can pictnee moot tnexceptionable ch reference frem her last employer. Please call at 244 Mule berry street, up stairs, first landing, Can be seen for two days. a A a be seem ANTED—A SITUATI has no objection to the country. Apply at 50 Oliver street, in Teacueetaw tae bhinitase Chu begeee tor boro ioe ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAIB OR Waiter, and will go on trial. Can be seen for two days. Inquire at 18) Hester street. WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A MIDDLE AGED womap, to take care of children, or ® baby from its Lirth, or has no objection to travel. Has the best of city re- ference. Any commands left for D, T. B. at the office of this aper, Will be attended to. The advertiser may be heard rom for one week, if not engaged. ANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK, WASHER, OR Ironer, by a young and respestable woman, of good cha- racter and respectability, with tnquestionable tostimonials of those qualifications, Address A. L., Herald office, ANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK, BY A PROTES- tant young woman, in a private family, who perfectly understands her business.’ Good referenees can be given ns to character and capabilities. Please apply at 91 1lth street, Letween Ist and 2d avenues, east sido, 3d floor, front room. Can be seen for two ED—A SITUATION BY A VERY COME Girly with good city reference, to Cook, W Iron for a private famil and Troner; would go a: the Book Store. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘® situation as Chambermaid or Child's Nurse. The best of reference given. Inquire at 2X3 Walker stree RANSLATOR WANTED.—ANY GENTLEMAN AC- quainted with the Spanish, French, Italian and German Languages, can hear of a situation by addressing “Language,’ at this office. | ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN TO do washing and ironing, and plain sowing, and to make herself generally useful. Please call at No. 3 Hoboken street, third floor, front room. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘# situation as Cook, and to assist at washing and iron= ing, or would go a8 Chambermaid, and assist at washing; no cit n to go in the country.’ Can give the best of city re Can be seen for the remainder of this week, b applying at 100 Sixteenth street, Letween Seventh and Eighth avenue. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do the chamberwork, washing and ironing of a genteel private family. Has no objection to go in the country for the summer months. Can produce the eat of city reference. Can be seon for two days at No.6 arion street, first floor, back room, ANTED-SITUATIONS BY TWO RESPECTABLE Protestant young women—one is a first-rate Cook, Washer and Ironer; the other as Chambermaid and Waiter, andagsist in washing and ironing. The best city reference iven. Please call No. 172 Eleventh stroet, up stairs, first joor, front room. Can be seen for two days. ANTED—BY AN ACCOMPLISHED HOUSEKEEPER, Asituation in a hotel or private houso, at Housskeeper: to direct and manag is a practical and accomplished manager of domestic affairs, Would havo wo oljection to Ro into the country, Senth or pp! letter, or persou- nity Wo. 13 City bon Nev Yok ee ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION, ook or Chambermaid, | Best of city re- ce can be given from her last place. Can be seen for two days, if not engaged. Address 88 East Broadway, front room, first oor. ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID, OR Waiter, or to do general housework in a small private family. Is an excellent Washer and Ironer. The best of city reference from her last place. Pleave call at 347 Houston st. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman: 1s m good Loundress and Chamber- maid.” No chjections to goa short distance in the country. Apply at 165 Eldridge strect, in the rear. Can be scen for two days. h and 1s 4 good Cook and first rate Washer saundress. Call at 746th avenue, in PATERFIELD AND TOPPING dder, at 56 Greenwich streot, all Furniture, consisting of Rosewood Piano and sees, Mantel do, Brussels and Three Ply Car- ends, Beds, and best of curl hair Mattresses, commence with the Kitchen Furniture, at 10 o'clock precisely, rain or shine. UCTION NOTICE. ‘will tell to the hi ALE OF GOOD FURNITURE, ng o'clock, at 443 Pearl street, all itehen’ ntensils are of the. b eriptige Stove No. 1, Carpets, Elegant Furniture,—Friday, at I ant furniture contained in the large house ‘Nd, 125 street, neat Greenwich, comprising sets of binc! walnut and mahogany furniture to match, splendid rosewood Piano, liandsome Carpets, &e., &e, THOS. BELL, Anctioneor. Bedroom Furnitui "clock, will he BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION or Laundrees, Has no objection to town or country, Good reference can be had. Can bo seen for two days ai 111 Spring street. ANTED--A SITUATION IN ANY MERCANTILE establishment, by a gentleman fully competent to take charge of a setof books, cither by single or double entry, or he would have no objectien to accept of any respectable sttu- ation that may offer, He would be willing to invest with his employer a few hundred dollars, on interest. Apply to GEO. BYRD, 180 Pearl stroet, opposite Cedar street. ANTED--BY A SMART, CLEAN, TIDY GIRL, A place as Chambermaid and Waiter. She has been in her last place nine months. She can for AD: ply No. 11 West street, between tho hours of nine and five, up stairs, third floor, front room. : YAN ANTWERP AN sell, this day, at 10 o'clock, at No. 1 small arsostment of Household’ Furniture, consist hogany Sofa, Bureau, Tables, 2 handsome Glas: ‘rockery, and the Kitchen Furniture, with which the fale will conimence. Perry streot, a SITURE.— VAN Pine will sell, on Friday, 27th inst., at 10 o'clock, at No. he entire Household Furniture of tho _ Catalogues are now rondy, mt tho netioncers,/No, 38 Wall street, and on the morn- gat the house, AR STORE AND STOCK AT AUCTION, FOR CASI. Jeane of store 401 Broadway for two yer and the stock of segats then Tr together with the good will of the b of the apartments Premises, on Satu East Broadway, 4 the furniture auction, on the n the rear, will be sold lay next, April 28, a! _TO BE LET. I het, on the corner, Bedford avenue and De Kaib avenue, with 10 lots ground. ‘Tho honse is two story and attic, with under the whole, and under cellar and piazzas, front and rear: just finished and painted thro Stages run every tiv ALENT minutes from the Fi HALL, No. 16 2Uth street, bet FURNISHED ROOM, were are no boarders, in within one minxte’s walk of Broadway. ross a note to P. 8., Herald office. ET—FROM THE FIRST O art of a genteel two within five minut f cards of address apply at this offiee. in a small private family where thé desirable locat WAY, THE UT s walk of Fulton ferry. FOR SALE. BLACK HORSE SIXTE sale, kind in single or de good family or physician's horse, Tobe seen corner of Twelfth stre would make a John Haswon's, and University Ilace, No. FOR SALE—A LIGHT SORREL, cars old this spring, thorough bred (1) Fa-hion) Warranted sound, and kind under the saddl At the stable of H, B, Jones, Mercer street, “LIVINGSTON, 67 | MET WITH — CHANCE SELDOM 10 A Fixcures of a first rate Store, in a first rate situation, to be sald, newly Aud very neatly fitted up, and fa suitabl 1 Ada: b cotaline, silver monntin WOOD, TOML Apply at (he makers’, Comptroller. for afin i, # Compt bg br 0D, $0,164, 5 anon Hond Lestatein thiscity, Apply to Hall of Keourds; ux by beset, “OR RENT HEAUTIFUL containing 38 acres, direetl: on the Sound, 19 featohester cou Inquire of Davi cas be seen, m Railroad De 62 Wall atroat, Jge Kelloga, New Rockets, ANSED—SITUATIONS, BY TWO VERY COMPE- tent girls, with good city refer one to Cook, Wash, and Iron, fora private family; the other as Chambermaid and Waiter. Please call at 74 Sixth avenwe, in the book store. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A VERY COMPETENT xirl, with good city reference, to Cook, Wash and Iron for a private family ; or would do’ all the ‘housework where only one girl is employed. Call at 146 Eighth avenue, noar 17th street, in rear. ANTED—A SITWATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE oung woman, as professed Cook, Washer and [rone Would have no oljection to a private boarding house, Can give the best city reference. May be seen at 508 Greenwich atreet, second floor, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & situation to do Plain Cooking, Washing and Ironing} has no objection to do General Housework, or to take care of Children. Can give good city reference. Please eal! 04 Hon reet, first floor, front room, up ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- tion as Chambermaid, or to take eare of children, and has no objection to assist in housework. Good city reference, if required. Please address 224 Mulberry street, Ist floor. Can De seen for two days. NTED—RY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation Nurse and Plain Semptress, or as Cham- bermaid, to do fine washing and French fluting. Would prefer to go the country with a lady, for thesummer, She can come well recommended from her present employer, with whom sl has lived four years, and where she now be seen, for two days, between the hours of 10 A. i TP. M., wt No, 84 Ir ving Place W ANTED—BY, A RESPECTARLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to do the gonoral housework of a small family, a good Washer and ironer, and can do plain cookin, work end waiting, and no objection to go to the t 216 Elizabeth stroct, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, a4 Chambormaid, fine Washer and Ironer, or Laundress. Can do French fluting and plasing. No to go to the conntry. Apply at Iv White street, ° W AN TED=HY A RESPEOTAULE PROTESTANT Young Woman, ® situation as Chambermaid and Seam- stress, in aemall private family, The best of city reference cen be given. Plerse inquire at No. 46 Marion sirect, neat Spring. Con be seen for t ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘f situation to cook, wash and iron, or to do the general housework of # small private family,’ Best city reference fon to ort distance in the d street, corner of Fac= day’ country. id city reference. Call at No, 17 Rast Thirteenth street, Can be seen for two days. ANTED—DY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION TO. Cook, Wash and Tron, in» a family, No objec- Uon.to go to the country. Good city reference. May be son at isn Rat om street, in the rong, for (wo days, ANTED—LY A SMART YOUNG GIRL, A SITU ‘ation as Chambermaid, or to do general housework ; is a good plain cook, washer an has no ol n to go ashort distance in the country. Good city reference. Can be seen at § Union Court, University Place, for three da. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISILES A SITU- ation in a private family as Seamstress. Would attend to childron. The best of reference. Please to call at 83 Canal stree EA REPORTER WANTED.—A COMPETENT LAW Rey is wanted at u newspaper office in the city, Ad~ dress“ this office, WO YOUNG LADIES WANT SITUATIONS TO AT- tend any respectable Store, either to, peak the English and German langua, ce as to character and respectability. a 28 Barrow street, ANUSEEENTS. AMUSEMENTS, ednasnanni WaNAnnantinnnn BAA AAA AAA ANA AAAA ARRAS OWRRY THEATRE THURSDAY EVENING: APRIL | FRROADWAY THRATRE—E. A. MARSHALL, Pao 26, wifl be acted THR BRIDAL; Or, The Maid’s Tr, vrietor—Thursday evening, April 28, will be soted the gigy—Melantina, Me. J. Wallack, dry; A tragedy of MACHA Macbeth, Me, Worrvet; Duneoet ke iatker Amintor, Mr; McFarland, Lyalppus, Mr. Bernard: Macdufl, Mr. Dyntl, Banque, ME Preleece ere Mr. Jordan; Byadn Wallack, Ji vim, Mr. Moorehouse; Donaldbame, Miss Pullma: C. Wemyss. Signora G, Ciooea, Sis't, Macheth, Miss ; Ge 01 Mra Smith, will appear in a new grand. BA) Hoel. fo conclude with the drama of WiICH TS MENT, from the grand opera of Gulla KING? . Haron Ratedort, Mi with YOUR LUFE’S IN DANGER—John St = 1D » Mr. Matthews; Amelia de Branville, Mi verill. Doors open at 7ito commence at 7. Drese Cirelg Miss M. Tay lor, 's open i before 7—ourtain will rise at | and Parquette,7s cents; Family Circle, 2 " Be Ty open iC bed Pore nts; Family Circle, 28 eeata; Gallery, Le U1 cen HANPFRAU’S NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM B Schpoonenberg, Mr. Gilbert; Krakwits, Mr. N'S THEATR IRTO HAMBERS § a 3 street—Thursday evening, April 25, will be acted, the day evening, April 2), will be rormed REACH OF bo oF COUS: ED gr Joe, bag rate Capt. Aue promis! » Mh Binet Mr. Jabber, Mr. lenheim, ir. a tit hi ( ° ich, A GLANCE AT NE Mose, Me. Chantrau: f M, ilosophy Pa ta Prtae Pp) , Modern Philosoph: + mour; Line, Miss Meatayer, To be followed | tice-Mz. Fourier Grialey, Mr. alr. Monny,” i by RiguiTs OF AGE—Captain Dornton, Mr. Pardey; Mr. | Burton; Barmaid, 3 Vornton, Mr. Tilton; Mrs. Dorntor Chapman. To | Te conclude with L Rnrice conclude with the farce of SLASH ND CRASHER— | Morofat, Mr. Meyer; Reymonde, Mr. Hurley; Lord Arthar her, Mr. W. HB. Chapman; Crasher, Mr. Dawes, Dinah | Rufus, Mr. Jordan: Lueta, Miss Chapman; Alice, Miss Mittere, 8 Blowhard, Mra, Isherwood, Boxes, 25 6 Bye : ae Doors open at 7, curtain rite at Thy ove h TUS cents, | | Doors ongn ap 7h Cirole and is Paravet, 60 con ECHANICS' HALL IS CLOSED UNTIL MONDAY, MERICAN MUSEUM—P. T. BAKNUM, MANAG! April 30.—Chriaty’s Minstrels, reapeotfully announce to and Proprietor; J. Greenwood, jr., Assistant Ma: bred their patrons and tho public, that owing to the Annual Ei Every day and evening this week. lendid Performances, amination of the Pupils of the ‘ Mechanic § ny School in the afternoon at 3, and evening, at '4 befora& The Mana and for the purpose of “ renovating the hall” for the summer | gor cod lebrated Quaker Giant iantong season, they will discontinue their Popular Concerts until 0 ween with the uinds; and that dimunitive all hours, day or eve 78 EACHER WANTED--IN A BOARDING SCIIOOL, near this city, to assist in the English department. Als one to aid in tho classical departmont. For the latter, duate would be preferred. The applicants must bo single inen, having some experience in teaching. Address » note ty Clark & Austin, 205 Broadway, or may see the advertiser there on Friday, between 11 and 2 o’clook. 0 ENGINRELKS AND SURVEYORS.— INEER of severs! years’ practice upon some of the first public works, possessing a full set of instruments, familiar with city surveying, and a good draughtsman, would like to for sociation for a few months in New York or Brooklyn Engineer or Surveyor already established, Any gentleman sittiated in the profession, and desirous of making a like con~ nexion, is invited to communicate with R. 8. T., through tha office of this paper. NFORMATION WANTED—OF BENJAMIN BANNIS- ter, a native of Essex, England, who came to this country in IN, axed about St years, For shout s year and a halt he lived {n New York, Paterson, N. J. and at Clarksville, Mercer county, Pa., at which last place he wasa school teacher when last heard of, viz: in January, IAS. He expected to Jeayo there in May, IS3s, for Pittsburgh, to obtain a situation in the gas works there, ‘or to locate himself in Philadelphia, asan ale brewer, or manufacturer of soda water and singer beer. Any person who will furnish information of Mr. Bun~ nister’s place of residence, if living, or satisfactorily estab- lish his death and burial,’ if deceased, will be liberally re= warded. Any information may benddrensod to IENRY C. TOWNSEND, Attorney at Law, No, 309 Arch stroct, Philadelphia, $500 WANTED—AND A MAN TO ATTEND A Segur Store. A person who can furnish $300 ¢ , to be Kecured by & mortgage on a house and lovin the Country, can have a situation as above, by addrossing a lint to 8., box — Herald office, stating where an interview may be be had. None need apply’ unless they cun furnish the mogey, GITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, as Chambermaid and Seamstress, or to take care of children. Please call at 775 Washington street, where she can be seen for two days. SPECIAL NOTICES. TON meri RR. BuANE WIL LECTURE AND EXPERIM Animal Magnetiem, this evening, April 24, at the can Hall, corner of Grand street and ‘Broadwa gt half-paet7. Lectures commence at o'olock. Admit 2B cents. PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE 1IGH COURT OF Chancery, made in a cause of Brodribh vs. Sherring, bear- ing date the 7th day of August, IML, WENTWORTH BRIGGS, a legatee named in the will of Sarah Evans, Inte of the of Bristol, widow, who died on the 1517, if living, or if he survived. tho aince dead, hig legal peraonal represe fore Sir Willinm Horne, one of the masters of said Court, ab his cambers, Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, Lon- don, on or before the 2d day of November, 18i9, and take out his claim, or, in default thereof, ho will be peremptorily ex- cluded the benefit of anid order. The said Wentworth Briggs left England for America, a a mariner, about the year ISDS GREGORY FAULKNER & CO., 1 Bedford Row, London, CARD.—WM, I, PECK, THE DEPUTY UNITED 24 States Marshal, requsste that public opinion in roference te mattots connected with the Marshal's offico be suspended, as he is preparing a full statement, with affidavits, of all the facts relating thereto, which, when made lmown, he is confident all moral weeng: and RAILROAD COMPANY,— ‘otice—The annual election for thirteen Directors of Company will, take place at, their otic, No, 2 Hanover atreet,on Tuesday, May 15, 1849, between the hours of 12 M. and .M. The Transfer Books will be closed from the 7th to Lith inst., both days inclusive, By order of the Board of Director A. KYLE, Jr., Secretary, th day of November, id Sarah Evans, and is ive is to come in be- W YORK AND HARLE! INSURANCHS. MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, ‘No. 63 Wall strcet.—In with the requisitions of their Charter, the Company submit the following state- ent ‘Amount of Premiums not marked off April 3d, miums on Policies issued “diuing the year ending April Jd, 1819. 1,639 43, 855,128 14 Total amount of Premiums... ... ... $1,036,707 62 a se hey may MONDAY EVENING, April 39, when’ they will have the | Medunsth &f ki Honor of “recommenciig? thelr Inluitabie-estertainmencs | Mammoth Lady, whe weighs O70 pound Queon. | The oole- riety of entirely new feature: brated Martinotti Fan have been on, |, and will appear RS. FRANCES .KEMB at cach entertainment, with Monsiour Elisler, in their woa- iS. nie SKE! derful Gymnastic Performances, Isughable Pantomimes, ie Pomoe NA Both, at ne si apap tacherous: Metamorphoses ke. Also engi + le we Mr, Pohinaun, Junitor of the Tustitute, at the Astor House, | Misa Huron, Miva Melville, Mie Stgutispe: © Aighineg Meese the Irving House, and at Mr. Francis's, and Mr. Crowon's | moth Brothers. Wax Scripture Statuary. Siamese Twin, $1 ere Madame Rockwell, the no-teller, Admission 25 oteg RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE AMA~ | Shildren under 10 years, 1235 et and the Public in general, that his Last W ORLEANS SERENADERS, SOC nly Concert, prior to his return to Europe, will Rooms, corner Broadway and ' tmena whey ee jace on Friday Evening, April 27, at the Tabernaelo, on wh ht.—The’ program: Brace: Seonsion he will be assisted by the following artiota:—-Migs | pantsc, Aho, Programm Lucretia Borgia,” ann othos Ttethos Julia Northall, Mr. W, Scharfenberg, and Mr. H. C. Timm, operas, Admittance 25 cents. Doors open at 7, Concert a6 PRO T a 8 o'clock oacert every Wednesday and Satupday after’ 4 ni ke ® 1. Overture to Ring of Yretot. 2. Waltz, Die Schonbrunner. 3. Variations for Harp, on airs from Norma, Master Adam. | ~~ a Gers es Lanner. Coxcert IN BROOKE MR. DISTIN AND HIS na having returned from a highly successful Sonthord 00 be «s+ oo + Parish Alvers. | tour, respectfully inform the citizens o' 4, Grand Scenn from “Der Freyschuts, Misa Julia L. Will civea Grand Concert of Vocal and Invton eat eee Northall..... hee Webber. | at tho Female Acadomy, on ‘Thursday Eveuing, Apri 5, Rough and Ready Polka, new... ‘ .Gung'l. | when they will porform on their Silver Sax Mores, a vatloup 6. Duo for two Pinnos, Messrs, Scharfenterg and Timm, Of popular compositions. Miss O'Connor, Miss Distiny and hee by request., Dhsnis (nets Brothers, will also sing ‘several new Songs, Duets, Glees, So. Aa Full particulars, in Programmes.” Tickets 80° Sente tacks 1. Overture to Eqmont ... ccseeuss Beothoven, | Doorsopen at 7 o'clock; commence at 8. 2 Wats 5 Wandasine Melodies, dedicated to the Ladies 1 — — of New York.. ¥ +. Gung'l, REK—D. ; NTI 3. Aria, from Sonuambula, ; ie Ms AST WEEK—LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD, ' at 896 Broaeway—Hutchings’ Grand Classical Panora- Bellini. | na ot the Mediterranean, covering over four miles of oaam -Gung'l. | ‘This great work has been exhibited in Boston and Albany “Gunga: | the last nine months, and acknowledged by tho publie pa ne 8 B, press, to be far the most trut! |, Comy ensive, at 5) cents . ad ai’ the principal Music | Uversited painting ever brought out ia those ‘ction “Ones nd at the Tabernacle on the evening of the concert. | ‘every evening at 7, commencing at 8, Also, on Wednesday Doors open ut 7. Concert to ats, PM, and Saturday, at '3 P.M. Tickets 25 conts—no half price. Poe ee be a a Liberal arrangements made with schools and parties. 66 MME CAMPBELLS ARE COMING."— s eee te pe eA relay petits 9 clr linbag a rote HE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,—THE tors of their own popular style of Music, have the pleasure to exhibition of Paintings by artists of the above sohoot Snuounce to their numerous friends and patrons in New York, | yillbe open every day, (Sundays excepted), from 10 o’eleele that they will haye thy honor of recommencing theirinimitable | A- M. until 10 o'clock P. M., at the large room over the hall o€ and ‘highly popular Musical Entertainments at the Apollo | the Church of Divine Unity, in Broadway, betweon Rooms, 410 Hrondway, on Monday Evening, May iiyon which | and Prince strocts. Admiss\on, 25 cents.” Season tokote wae occasion they will introdu presramme of their new Songs, | ti 15th June inclusive, W cents, Catalogues, 1234 cents, Operatic Chorus, Dances, &e. &o. Particulars in bills of the d G. A. KIMBERLY, Manoger and Director.” | Jf AST WEEK--MONSIEUR ADRIEN, THE REAL AND CHINESE ROOMS, 599 BROADWAY. —GRAND Co ordinary Bolrcon every evening this"weeky ot the Mta © slimentary Concert to Mr. J. 8. Black, Thursday Even- | Rooms, No, 406 Broadway, whore ho will gi id ing, April 25—On which ocoasion the followingeminent talont | and Egyptian entertainment. Admission, 60 cents; chil have kindly volunteered their services :—Mrs. L. A. Jones, | 25 conte, Doors open at 7 o'clook; performances to oom Julia L. Northall, .. 4. Polka, Souvenir de Philadel; 5. Sounds from Home, 6. ian March. Mr. Max Marctzek, Signorina Amelia Patti, Richard Hoifma ence at 8. Sig. De Bozuie, G. Il, Curtis, Sig. Novelli, G. F. Bristow, dt | =o =e Jones, late of the Park Theatre, B. Alexander, and a Quar- | MPVHE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 539 BROADWAY, tette Association. Doors open at7, to commence at 8 o'clock. between Spring and Prince streets, and the only ono ia Tickets Cents exch, this country, consiats of a great number of life aie Figures of | Chinese of all classes : red Chinese ASTLE GARDEN.—THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN | Apartments in I is; Modely of Pagodie, Summer resort can now be engaged for evoning smaso- | 1 mens of Chinese Manufactures, ‘or further particulars, | their Agricultural an¢ snical Implements, Insteumonte aud terms, apply at the office on the premises, or by letter | of Music, Lanterns, & Open from nine A.'M. til tan P. (post paid) directed to 10 proprietors. M., dwily. Admitt: ents; childre i FRENCH & WEISER. m, gall ly, mittauce, 25 cents; children under twelve, half ments during the ensuing season. ples and Bridges’ sp 4 i Mech LAMPS, &c. PUBLICATIONS. cad WM tivoriiesdla se a EPR sancti b eS eA RENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS.—THE SUBSCRIBER HOSE LETTERS.—THE NATIONAL POLICE Ga- takes this opportunity of informing the public, that after rette of this week is now roady; it containa some thir- the Istof May he will open his store at 410 Broadway, with inal letters of Helen Jowett and Richard P. Robine an entirely new stock of French Mes Lamps, whieh | son, now first published in connection with her life. ‘The trial will be found in every respect superior to any hitherto im- | of Win. Donaldson, in this city, for Murder; also, trial of ported. ‘The foreman and workmen lato of A. Diacon's house | Charles Fender, of Baltimore, for Murder. ‘Tho great conse of Are attached to my establia Tho shop for Repairing | Adultery and Divorceat Dedham, Mass., hesides any quant and Cleaning of tho Lamps will, in the meantime, be located | of domestic Criminal Nows, ay usual always interseting and At 445 Broadway, dd story. H.DARDOSVILLE, | exciting. English Criminal News is the Stoneleigh Abb <a 5 = 2 Case; Mysterious and Bloody Tragedy in Liverpool; Fre: AS FIXTURES, FRENCH, CHINA, SOLAR AND | GrninaLnews is a singular Love (ase, aie cutee Unt, FP inin ae OU ES Glass, Bohemian in Orlean. , & Office 108 Nassau street. SCORPION” WILL BE READY TO-MORROW rning, loaded with an entire new freight from the imporcations, It will walk into the gamblors, liber= 6, snd all other evil doers, ina way that will cause per= stonishment. Office 34 Ann atrect, ST PUBLISHED—THE THIRD EDITION OF DR. Vowell’s popular “Treative on, the Eye," enlarged en " . Price W cents. Dr, Powell attends as usual to MMISSION, FORWARDING, | eases of the Eye and Ear, at 261 Broadway, entrance 14; War- 4 Shipping Merchants, Panama.—Consignments of | ren street, where can bo had a pamphlet descriptive of his dhips ‘and merchandise solicited, and ali kinds of Commis- | new. simple, and suceossful method of treating affections of sion business attonded to on the neual terms, Drafts on Now | thore organs. Artificial Eyes inserted. York, Boston, New Orleans, San Francisco, London and Pas | =——=———-——= = = — vis. LOTH n manufac- ture, for sale cheaper th stabli¢hment in this All articles mat to any patterns. Goods | lies and parties. All the above are warranted sand styles. The amount of Premiums marked off during the year as above, was. r Of Marine risks... . On Inland transportation ‘aud wavi~ WALGER ass Gerace rion = $81,300 52 Less return Premiums Farned Premiums for the year, 4 during the same period es and re-insurance... rine Losses. .. P M Toland na ‘on investment. Expcases and bat Profits to be divided $53,053. 05 198,118 77 237,725 68 Total for three years, $488,507 50 The Company further report that they have'at this date the following avsets, Vizz— Invested in U, States five and six per cent stock. . $219,375 00 Bills receivable. .. . i02208 Ot Cash and unsettled 23,718 30 notes. Total assets. .. (7 $645,376 24 The Trustees have declarod a dividend of thirty per cent on the net earned Premiums of the past year, payable in scrip omandafter the 2d Monday in May next. * ‘Tho Trustees have also resolved to pay an interest of si percent on the amount of the Certificates authorized to {feued in April 1847, and April 1345, to be paid to the holders thereof, or to their lezal representatives, onand after the Mth duy of May next, By order of the Board, ? CHARLES NEWCOMB, Secretary. TRUSTEES. CYRUS CURTIS HERMAN BOKER, CHAS. G. CARLETON, LUCIUS HOPKINS, DAN'L G. HAVILAND, LEVI COOK, aims to be closed by cash or IS 8, BAKER. il WALKER, President GREGORY, Prosi ‘OOD WALTER, Assistant Vice EWCOMB, Secretary. April 24th “BOARDING, &. PEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN, AND GENTLEMEN and their wives, can be ommodated with genteel board, by applying at 71 Eldridge street, near Grand. “Reference required, MES, MADDEN Ww a Place, New Rochelle, where pl mnatly terms, Families desiring board by the year cam be accommodated, OARDING.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, A PARLOR ‘and bed room, with ‘pantries, suitable for gentleman and wife, or two or three single gentl Apply at No. 605 Houston, corner of Cr OARDING.—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED apartments, (with pantries attached, ) to let, for a gon- ileman and lady, oF single gentleman, for the ensuing year, jn & pleasant house, For terms and reference, enquire at No. 25 Monroe street. OARD WANTED IN JERSEY CITY. —GENTEEL board in a private family, or a genteel private rovanit we Where there are few boarde is wanted for a small family (Indy, child, and servant) during the summer months, A ion in the Vicinity of the water preferred, Terms to be reasonable, pay prompt. Anote addressed A. 8. J., Herald office, will meet with due attention, MISCELLANEOUS, ENRY MAILLARD & CO., 401 BROADWAY, THE only Manufacturer in the United States of Sugar Plums Comfte, by mechanical process, secured by patent tna ufacturer of Chocolate after the system of Hermann & Mar- quis, known for its superiority oyer all others, CHOCOLATE DIGESTE ET FEV RUGINEUX—This Cho. colate is remarkable fur easy digestion, and mort feeble stomach. It restores the strony 1y OveR= hos and softons irritable lungs, stomach, It is partitularly ro- 0 persons of delicate health and of nervous t ATE HOMMOPATHIQUE—Egytian Drops for hi SS DE_VICHRY, famous for the relief of per- sone afflict with Dyspepsia. All the products tf this establishment, as regards Choco Jato and Comfits of any kind, will be found equal, in quality ‘as in flavor, to those imported from the best manufactorios of of Paris. Attention is also called respectfully to the great Variety of cakes, petit fovrs entrements, savarines, sultanes, a othor ornamental pieces for parties, which, besides Pro- ves, Jellies, and Syrups, will be furnished at the shortest notic A. PHILLIPS & CO., SUCCESSORS TO J, WHIT- tingham, 389 Broadway, up stairs, will open on Tacs- wth Al rll, & handsome ‘assortment of French Hats, e. ortment of thi: sale at 24 Trin! wees chandise, W Meand clegance, Please call mt my office, from 12 in Paris, and for M, Maricot, in= and other merchants to view his mor= 8 of the best quality, and of the latest of CURTAIN MATERIALS, dw after for sale, whole- ery variety r from the most elegant net costly. Aloo eh Embroidered Muslin Cirtain Materials of all kinds, TINGS, MATTINGS, OILCLOTIL phia.—The immense warerooms cf Cory with any stock in the Union for pries, qual Axminster, Tapestry, Rrugsels, Imperial, 1 Gian Carpets: Floor, Ts Shades, Mattings and Mats, Rugs, Re te: acceptances, With inaerest added, With mue n isnporter and manufacturer, for tho Inst twenty years, the vader gned still solicits fr the merchant and Pousekeepeg a continuation of the favors eo liberally awarded to the Old Hones, Carpet Hall, 14 and 2) North, Se- cond street, Lolow Chuist Chorch, J STONEY JONES, VRENCH PAPER HANGIN! c=Solemon & Hart, 205 1 the most reas 1 Bo reneh Hangings a Mead Wazon’ Ot MUSICAL. SHOULD YOU WANT A BEAUTIFUL DRESS COAT, 2D Pants, Yost, ora nice Snek, oF a cheap office Cont, oF 8 !—THE PIANO WILL BE TAUGHT B Shirt, Cravat, anything in the furnishing. way, go to A. S. varang Lady, who has a thorough knowledge of Masi, | WILLIAMS, who bas removed from 143 to 90 Naseau stceets and who rise Tt. vanoet, unexoeptio able refers nee. zorms opposite the Herald office. for beginne: porquarter ; those more advanced, $12.Ap- | 4 \<r-orp CLOTHIN ply 8. C erald office. C48r-9) FIRE ARMS, FURNITURE, nted.—Gentlemen or Families having such ef. » dispose of, will obtain a fair onsh. price BE for the SHIPPING. me, and can be attended at their residence by leaving orders RAR AAA AA , or addressing # line per city express post, to OTICE,—THE BOOKS FOR THE SUBSCRIPTION TO Hf. LEVETT, 2 Park place, corner of Broadws ‘the capital stock of the New York and Liverpool a States Mail Steamship Company, will be oponed ut the office JEWELRY. of BE. ‘OLLINS, 74 South street, in the city of New York, ¥ Tee on Thursday, the ‘3d of May next, from the hour of 1) A. M., 10LD AND SILVER LEAF, AND DEN " *s Foil Manufaectory—The subscriber has removed his to S o'clock, P. M establishment from $2 Reade street to 112 Franklin street, JAMES BROWN, EDWARD K. COLLI ELISHA RI ” Y Commissioners, | between West Broadway and Church street. WILLIAM 8, WETMORE, | L. Wagan. ~ STEWART BROWN, ete OLD_AND SILVER ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES, IRECTIONS FOR PILOTS.—VBSSELS SUBJECT TO and Watch Movements, of all manufactures, for sale by Visitation by the Health Officer. Every vossol from a | the importer, TR ay Med BY, fa cash. foreign port having passengers, and every vessel having ha buyers will do vel x aa ape pacing lsewhere, during her passage, any cai of Small-pox, or infectious oF AE. y john street, up staire, ious ditease—arriving abt any time. vessels from S a 7 B seateeeas fa the ordinary patonge frven, which they evust WE, ea eee ak south of Cape Henlopen—arriving between the thirty Pie REE Cg Ad sind neh : day of May and the sixtoonth day of October. And all vessels | ie tock of dirundcles, Solar Lamps, Chandali¢ryy Papee frem any place (including islaxds Asia, Africa, or the | ine stec) Trory Catiéry, dee. tenth th ty Paper Mediterranean, of from any of the West india, Bahama, Ber- | Mache Trays, Lvory Cutlery, Sc from the factory of Cornem muda or Western Islands, or from any one place in America, | iu & Co. agente JAN, 152 William at, in the ordinar: fom which they pass south of Georgia Botween Fulton and Anu streets, opposite the church A irriving between the first day of Apriand the frst day of November. ALEX. B. WHITING, Health Office! Journal of Commereo, Evening Post and Sun, pl AAR AAARARAAAAA = GnelGaw ua ua HE ARMY MEDICAL BOARD OF EXAMINATION, Ut BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN R. M, will convene at the Irving House (corner of Broadway Steamships between New York and Liverpool, between | gna Chambe t). on Tuesday, May Ist, at 10 o'clock. The Boston and Liverpool, calling at Hal land and receive ‘ds of four intended to sail as follows : ae mails and passengers, " 3 meen ner ae Cs yrie, from Boston, Wednesday, T, 29 GREENWICH STRERT, Lott,“ N. York, ay. tention to diseases of the Bye, Shannen, “ Boston, ¢ 9th * and has for beautiful selection of Artificial By Harison, “| N. York, — “ 16th “ Just received from Paris. Office hours from 8 A. M. 8 “Boston, “4 2d d’clock P.M. A pamphlet contaiaing many remarkable cwres » ON, Yor! “ goth fected by Dr. Whoeler, can be had gratuitously at his offies. vd dn experienced Surgeon on board. ‘Freight will be charged on specie, beyond an amonnt for personal exponsos. All D* SCHMIDT HAS RETURNED FROM U3. VISI® tery and papers must pass through the Post Office. I'asaage Py oy ve oF ion to Liverpool: Firat Cabin, $1205 jouth, - A el ar ape ia CUNARD. Sr, 8 <TRICTURE-—ITS NATURE, SYMPTOMS, CONSE- visi. CUNA Dade, BS Broad wage. quences, mode of detecting, the remodios,with reoi pes, amd OR HAVRE.—THE SUPERIOR COPPERED, AND | valy'permayent cure, No ong possessing this work need log Copper fastened Fronch, bark Atmaatine, Awith Stricture, Sixth edition: p. M2. Price Ste 6 No. 100 Chambers street, 26th April, 149, t. Eatsbe, u For freight or passage apply to BOYD & HINGKEN, of the author, 83 Greenwich streat, or by pest, OR HAVRE—THE SUPERIOR FRENCH SHIP LOUIS, 1. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRI- Capt. Grenier, will sail on or abont the lst proximo. Ap- POs Trvesionr acony 6 Oresuwiek iresecataes hates O86 ply to BOYD & HINCKEN IZA. M., ‘unday excepted). Those who coder etic a == | in the enrly stages will be surprised at the rapidity and little ending their cure. Stricture in every stage THE GOLD COAST. OR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, VIA NEW OR- RE, NO CHARG —DR, MURPHY, OF 63 GOLD I Jenna.=The United toes jail 8 camship, Compan, vit N street, is eonfidentially consulted on all forms of private Ne ee ee D SOE bre Cote ittn AS e4,, Hecent, cases of gonorrhon he cures in two to fom Orleans, and will land oF receive passenzors at the barat | days. Constitutional debility and. impoteney wucce Charleston or Savannah, The Falcon will carry out the | treated by Dr. M, No mercury used in any case, oF United States Mails for the Pacitic steamers from Panama to | fom business. Open ine ccm California and Oregor a R. MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED Fapsone to Cieigree in wet alver sat ‘confidentially on private diseases. Glosta, strictures, . do. lower forward ¢ vonereal ulcers, Wad eruptions he cures where others fail. | do, —__ateorage cent cases cured in few days. Nervous and organic dobilitg New Orleans in state ro he warrants to cure. See his Loudon diploma im his ofles, do. lower after 243, Fulton street. do. atecrage.. . R. JOHNSON, 16 DU, STREET, SO WELL KNOWN Havana in the state 7, ower atver eat in the treatment of delicate diseases —The Doctor's repe= po oS: ane: tation for ahi in theae alt cured ages that have oxited Og : Sow Orleans, oF pase ars is pre-eminent. Coustitational weakness, brought om hone acids i Neti. y asocrot habit, effectually cured. Receut cases ia rida fe ‘OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, DIRECT—POSI- vem a oe o oe . Ae ro O CURE NO PAY.—DR. CORBITT, 19 DUANE ST, tively the first and only are ae Bey ay be. consulted om tho treatesent of certain astleas® regular p ‘The splendid fast sailing packet bark T! Richwnond, is now loading, having one half her cargo engaged joan ar wah A ssa! and going on board, will positivoly ail, as above, hor regular | ment of delicate diseases ena day, For balance of freight or passage, apply to Captal form of t LS egg cent case Hichmond, on board, at Her No It North Hive, or to merenry naed. JOUN COLLIS [ SHAIL'S VENUS PILL. — N. B,—The Tecumseh carries no stecraze passengers. Al eseah eer tase M hg shart obo kins col inet with well deserved aud unexampled success, ‘They. are rs devoted to the treat= Dr. C. to cure the worst cured in three days. No . —THE SPLENDID | not « compound of deleterious drugs ; they are prepared from by . tiverpoat packet sup | & simple vegetable subscaiee, Hagin only’ to Madame Shai Suan o, Cress, A | ant may he taken by tie most delicate of either sex. Fur the Captain J. O. Barclay, 73) tons onstombo % , and but five months ol magnificem Uinere: per teile packet, unsury d for speed, strengtl xcitement, Intense Melancholy, partial or complete Kx- and accommodations for passengers, by any vessel in the | tin of the Procreative Powers. Barrenness, eto, they World, is now delayed for a few days only, to complete her ex- | will Ve found to givo the most pleasing, singular, tensive outfit, and will sail in all this week. Some of tho | evidence of their tare virtues after a short trial most desirable staterooms and berths are yet vacant. and | mailed to any part of the United States or Canada. 1 may be secured by immediate application to BUFYUM & | Per box, to be had of the following Agents for New York — HAN DY. 112 Broudway, N.Y. Il. Ritg 19 Broadway, corner of Jolin strevt j 2 soe = way, corner of Chambers street ; £23 Broadway, corner of NOR CALIFORNIA IN NINETY DAYS, THROUGH | Howard street ; 63 Bowery, corner of Walker street ; 2 Foss Vie San Antonio and the Gila, starting on the at | Grand steect, comner of Allon street | 116 ( snal sect, oppo of May—General, Worth's tion will be in advances site West Broadway ; 95 Hudson street, corner of Leonnrd. Members of the Fourth Carson Association, organized by D. | ———— —<————— Hough, Jr, for this cheap and certain routo, an now soe thoir R. JERFRIRS ANTIDOTE 13 THE MOST cutie, and’ one of their wagons. in complete trim at $9 Broad tual preparation wold for Gonorrhws and other disorders ftreet, up stairs, whore also full particulars will be givom | ofthe sexgal organs. Long experience has provad that it wi Ceeetpons ishing, be Pere See fadically cure any case, This desirable result is obtained in days, it neither cres FORNIA, VIA VERA CRUZ, TAR CITY OF MEX- | PHM EN CS ainte, und renders unnecessary any doviati ico and Mazatlan.—The Captain desires to inform emi- | gice, or interruption to usual pursuits, soma, yants that this company will sail, positively, on the lst of | qigostion, the nuisance is thus removed ae Mas. (wind and weather permitting, )im,the fast sailing bark Histent with the production of s thorow Fugenia, which carried Captatn Hutton's company of 13), in | Gure. Its ingredients are entirely vegetable fourteen days to Vera Cruz. Certain discouraging letters | effect, either constitutionally or locally, can bs which have appeared im a paper of this city are the f sre Grae $1. pee bottle, Solo Agont for this duetions of a prejudiced mind, directed against the V Bic. lt Broadway, corner John street. rulof Mexico. Apply, for further information, to pt a tersby, from Ltod P.M, at WO Front street, up stairs, back HE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDIGAL office. ‘Companion, by Dr. A. M. Mauriceau, Professor of of Women, Sixth edition, 13mo, pp. 20. Pelee PL, ermay cure of Genotal Debility, Nervous [rritability ax VOR C RNIA, VIA CORPUS CHRISTI, BL PASO | 38%) | pies sald in six month: ‘The Kniakerbooker Gold Con Years of suifering, of physical and montal anguish to tion, will sail ‘fan sfoctionate wile, and pecuniary difficulties to the ho won f Cost, to the mines, outfit, Ke... articwlars, apply to J, 8, WOODIMOUSE ter street ‘ VIRET VESSFL, FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRK fast sailing ond beautiful packes built hark ALICE TARL- fight buye been spai ands now poor would hawe ens yed competence; thowsands now broken in health would $074 hoped its Bundveds now in their graves boom still allem, byw timely ponseasion of this work, It is intended especially for tho married, or those contem- Ck TARL Niele TON Pall ink few days. This vowel is now tweety | plating marviag Ngan eon ON, will sa w das, oat ample manure, A | ghoula be known to them particularly. Month old onty, mud fitted owt in am J and a irmited ‘To those whose health does not permit of an increase of famt- 's of especial importanca, so, every female—the wife, the mother, the one into womanhood, or the one ia the decline of m hature contempl: hysictan and surgegm ix attaehed > they Ruleber of passcegare only are taken. A few moro wall be re= ceived if applicatbon is made in seasoa. Apply om board at Pier 10, Bast BOVer, OF EY ko @MITTT, 191 W 1% pTYE FS — wwe | ‘er the canses, eymptors, and the most e.ficion® re+ nit ria, and ipeuroge Ma ie ok rey a | phy: ae mode of ours, in every complaint to nda, we ow ooall Uecw mubjoct. om shale Josette, weet S* Sreaeiton of Peowat Cire | vi22) Browsing, and at he Pubohing OMe, 10 and additions to hia establishment, trve aad | Liberty surest, PAeR ide Co. Aven Tiylnat nn recede thn wt motion, | Hote Tay lork Con leaitiwore;, Mt, Houligmoat, Mobile , J.B. Cebbedgo, Savannah. ‘On the receipt of $1, will to teansmitted hy tally on, | gree postage, to any parter ave Caited Staten, AU athens ee nad roaned, post paid. to De. A. ricoaa, TM yew Fork ott Lad Lidarty stesot. loi B. Rusconi, New @rigans TRAVELLEY.S' GUID GTATEN ISLAND FEORY--TRAVE s8 9%, 112, 4, and & o’cl*os, Lowve Vaadorbut 6 tv 1, 3 aad 6 g’civok,