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isin good demand. Shout gat 424. ordinary do at 2%. Lard, in kegs, is quotod 6%; ‘of mess pork are making at $9. j Pirtanrnc, May 9—10 P. M. vious is in fale demand for th Simeeldeede and arket firm, at $3.62! a $3 80. Whoat is unchanged, with moderate mocha ig seeeeennbnees ‘The weather is very pleasant. There are 15 F water in the channel” harrantoee iain Broolyn City Intelligence, Cover er Arreats, Wednesday. May 9.—All the Judges present.—This court was occupied, during the entire day, in the argument in the case of Clarke et al. vs. Sawyer et al., reported for this paper yesterday ‘morning. When the court adjourned. Wm. Silliman, Exsq., counsel for the respondents. was speaking. Brooxiry City Hatt.—This splendid building is worthy of notice among the public impro “which have recently been made. In the absen Statistieal information, we do not at present intend giving the dimensions of the building but reserve this for a future article. The hall is built of Vermont marble, which is very white, although not of that dura- Dle quality which some kinds possess. and consists of the main building, with a wing on either side, which are of exact proportions, and form a beautitul whoie, In the basement of the building aye thir- ‘teen rooms, occupied in the following manner tour rooms im the east wing for the use of the cily watch and the police court, (formerly Justice Pivree's,) now occupied by Truman Smith, Police Justice. In ‘the west wing are the rooms of the Superintendent of ‘the Poor, two in number, the court of John B. King, Justice of the Peace, and the Dispensary, There are, & besides these, in the main building, on the basement room, two siecping apartments, one for males and the other for females, places for storage. six cells for watch prisoners, end the office of th Inspectors, as also one other room not yet occupied ‘We now ascend to the first floor of the ellitfice. There we find in the east wing the Mayor's private office. and ‘his reception room, both of which apartments are of ‘very good dimensions; and opposite to this suite of x00lnS is one which was formerly occupied as a court for ‘one of the justices of the Municipal Court, and behind that, on the southern side, is the room which has Lately ‘been fitted up in a very tasty and appropriate style for the City Court. The west wing has the rooms allotted for the County Clerk and City Treasurer, ‘There are Desides on this floor, the office of the City Clerk, Comptroller, Street Commissioner, and Physician of the Board of Health, and another room’ which has not been appropriated for any particular pur- Sed but will probably be used” by the Board of ducation. In the cast wing of the second floor, on the south side of the edifice, is situated the room for the Supreme Court, which ‘is a lofty apart- ment,*being about 60 feet from the floor to the highest part of the dome. We will venture to say that when ‘this room is completed, it will eclipse almost any court zoom in the United States for architectural beauty and elegant proportions. ‘The south side of the west wing is entirely taken up by the Common Council room, which is of the same dimensions as that of the Supreme Court, 50 feet by 48, and needs ouly to be viewud to be admired. The Governor's, or reception room is betw the two just mentioned, and is 54 feet long by 40 wid ‘It is now occupied as a court room for the Court of Ap- Ppeals, the highest tribunal in the State. On the other side isa long suite of rooms. Those on the east side have been apportioned for the use of the Sheriff of the -county, the office of the District Attorney. (formerly at ~the.county jail,) and Judge Morse’s chambers. Two of the western rooms will be occupied by the keeper of the Duilding. Upon continuing our upward pregress tothe next story, We find another long suite of rooms, seven in number, to be used as jury rooms, and for other pur- poses not yct specified. ‘The jury room affords one of ‘the finest prospects of the city and environs that can be had anywhere, except from the cupola of the build- ing. We now ascend to the cupols, and arrive at ‘the place where the great fire bell is hung. which weighs 7.870 pounds. One flight of stairs to ascend, and we are at the highest point to which our ambition can lead us. We find ourselves in a very neat air- tight room the very top of the cupola, from which elevation can be seen the county for miles around, east, west, north, and south, taking within the wide range of vision, the city of New York ani the blue chills of New Jersey beyond, while in the fur distance -ean be seen the Highlands of the Neversink, Sandy Hook, the blue ocean, and the broad Atlantic. In another direction lics the village of East New York, Jamaica Bay, and the various meadows and salt water erecks which are in such great abundance in that vi- ceinity. Turning your eye to the east, you behold the home of the departed and the monuments which mark Street ‘the resting places of many loved friends and relatives, Court of General Sessions Before the Recorder, and aldermen Webb and Britton. Mar 9.—Grand Jury.—The first business of the court this morning, was to complete the list of Grand Jurors, only twelye gentlemen having appeared on Monday to answer. The following are the names of the: Grand Inquest :—John Campbell. foreman’; Robert Barclay, ‘Gerardus Boyce, John Brand, Henry W. Belcher, Pa- trick Crowe, Edward P. Heyer, Egea Ludiow, Benjamin Merritt, Nathan Roberts, James W. Smith, Win. R. ‘Waller, John Egan, James M. Edgar, John A. Ken- nedy, Elias Hatfield, Joel Kelley, John M. Ketchum, Peter Henly, John McLean, Chas. H. Leonard, jurors. Recorder's’ Charge.—The Grand Inquest ’ having taken the usual oath, were addressed by the Recorder. itis hardly necessary, said he, for me, in addressing the Grand Jury of our county, to charge them as to the duties of their offec. Many of you have often served on grand juries, and know in what those duties const, Sufice it to ray, gentlemen. that your ju- risdiction extends over all sorts of criminal offences, from the highest to the lowest. There are a number of laws which it is made my duty to call your attention to, The Recorder here enu- merated the offences which it becomes the duty of the presiding judge of this court to call the attention -of the Grand Jury to, every term. Among them were illegal voting. erection of wooden buildings within the fire limits, selling lottery tickets, usury, &e. There are some things, he said, which presented themselves to the mind, in view of the great number of crimes which are continually committed in this city, and it becomes the duty of the conservators of the ‘peace to look well to the enforcement of the laws in respect to them, He would mention the collection of debts by aid of the criminal law. It had become the habit of persons having claims to collect, to present these Claims to grand juries, as cases where gcods had been obtained under false pretences, thus coercing debtors intoa payment by some means or other. Those cases had given great troublo, and taken up too much of the time ad juries and courts, in cases where no conviction bad followed. The law was not vindicated, ‘but private ends alone were served. He recommended the Grand Inquest to look with care at all cases of this complexion which were presented to them, and by the course which they pursued, endeavor to discourage this mode of procedure in the class of cases referred to. ‘The Recorder, on some very appropriate remarks, call- ed attention to that nuisanee known as the Five Points, a place from which so much crime emanates. He suid that its bad reputation was so wide that it was not con- fined to this city or even to this country, and, he, i 1 to you, to know if the place is to be allowed to as it is, He attributed much of the evil. ob- servablo in this relation. to the too indixcrimiaate nving of licenses tor the sale of ardent liquors. Phere were he said, 450 licenses granted in the Sixth ward, and 237 houses sold liquor, without the shadow of alicense. In the Fifth ward butabout half the number ‘of licenses were issued. and in the Seventh about the same proportion. I ask you, said he, to speak boldly ‘upon the subject. and this court, he asserted, will by all proper means, aid your action to suppress the evil complained of. Let ‘the public know that the Grand In- quest of the city and county of New ‘ork will take notice of such abuses, if the Common Council will not. Landlords, he continued, are by law made responsible for renting out their houses for vile purposes, and in support of this proposition, he quoted cases on record as proof. Go through the district and view it for your- selves, and present the subject fearlessly, and this court Will second the efforts which you make to reform this great evil. The Recorder next alluded to the prisons, and the manner in which they are conducted. He did not wish to cast censure upon tho keepers, many of whom he knew to be worthy inen. but the in- discriminate manner in which young delinquents and old criminals were packed together, and thus brought in most unfortunate contact, was a great evil, and an evil which certainly onght tobe remedied, With some other remarks, of a general character, the presiding judge closed his charge, and the Grand Inquest retired ‘to their ohamber, and commenced the business of the term. The People vs. William Jackson.—This] was a case Drought up on motion by the counsel for the defence, to quash ‘an indictment found by the Grand Jury. at the March term of this court. The prisoner was indicted for procuring property by false pretences, Te had proviously been indicted for grand larceny; but, the ‘evidence going to show that it was more properly a case ‘of false pretences, the jury returned a verdict of not guilty, The District Attorney then sent the papors again to ‘the Grand Jury, and they found an indict- ment for obtaining property by false pretences. The counsel, in his argument, stated that, as there was no charge of this nature in the primary examination, ‘which was the basis of the Grand Jury's action, the | defence was nof prepared for the tiecessary cross- examination, and hence the papers referred to could not present fair evidence upon which to indict, ‘The District Attorney took the ground, that inasmuch ‘as the court had jurisdiction of the subject matter of the complaint, the evidence presented before the Grand Jury was competent, and hence he had moved on the cause. Tho-court decided in. favor of the defendant, and ordered the indictment to be quashed ; Trial for Grand Larceny. Michael Williams, alias Mike, was put upon his defence, charged with grand larceny, in stealing $82 60, from James R. Hill, the roprietor of a lodging-house at 21 Catharine strect. The charge was not sustained, and the jury found a verdict of not guilty ‘The court adjourned till Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. New York Hor "To Wasntnaton Invina, Wittiam Kenr, &e., &e. May 9, 1849. S.1— Drar Sms—I have the honor of acknowledging | your obliging letter, delivered to me this day. It is one 1 find some difficulty in answering. Under the unprovoked indignities offered me in the Astor Place theatre, it was certainly my desire and my fixed purpose to avail myself of the legal right thas aflorded me, and withdraw at once from imy engagement contracted there. In leaving this country, which has been endeared to my recollection by long and strong attachments, { should-not have done you the injustice of asso- ciating the American character with the ill deeds of persons unhappily too frequently to be found in every large community ; and in that same. spirit which would preserve me from a hasty and incon- iderate judgment upon the late occurrences, I as- rent to your-request, knowing and feeling grateful for the sentiment that has dictated it. T remain, dear sirs, most faithfully yours, W. ©. Macrmapy. Be-Gewsenes Young, of & Boot and Shoe rade, 4 still to be found at his establishment, corner of Fal~ tion visiting the all other strangers, are invited to examine the various styles, feshions and qualities of the large stock of Hats, at the ésta- blishment of Fashion.—The subscriber would respectfully call the atten~ tion of his friends and the public ment of Children’s Summer Hats, season in their Trimmings, childlike and pretty in their cos~ tume for either boys or ve Dollar Suit Store, corner Beekman and Nassau a ancient and famous Artists, havo still left something for the moderns to achiev: men—it was left for the modern artist, G. B. CLARKE, 116 William street, to mako Coats. Froek, he charges $16 to $20; Cloth Sack, $5 to $10. lery, on the upper corner of Broadway and Murray stree! long and favorably specimens of large Pictures, which ai ture. ANNIVERSARY WHBE. In order to lay before the public full reports of the proceedings of the several religious societies that hold their meetings in this city during this week, we shall publish another Double Sheet Herald to-morrow morning, the fourth double sheet this week. This daily issue of a double sheet enables us not only to meet the wants of our advertising patrons, but to devote a large space to the news of the day, The half price advertisements will be received till 9 o'clock this evening; the others till midnight. Anniversaries for 1849, Tuunspay, May 10. American Bible Society—Tabernacle, 10 A. M. i, pete for the Deaf and Dumb—Tabernacle, 4 “American Temperance Union—Tabernacle, 13 P. M. 2 jAmesion Protestant Society—Mercer stroot Church, Evangelical Alliance—Reformed Dutch Church, cor- ner Lafayette Place and Fourth street, 754 P. M. American Baptist Home Mission’ Society, street Church, 74s P.M, American Education Society, 734 P. M. n Sunday School Society—Minerva Rooms, Fripay, May 11, American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis- sions—Taberna 0 A.M. American and Foreign Bible Society—Dr. Chureh, Oliver street Baptist Chureh, 10 A. M Children from Randall's Island—Tabernacle, 7 P, M. Sunpay, May 13. American and Foreign Sabbath Union—at Dr. Potts’s Church, Fifth avenue. Sermon by Dr. Sprague Oliver Cone's Conspiracy—-This Week’ number of the Scorpion, will reveal to the public the whole articulars of the late outrageous aftair which came off at the Place Opera c, as well as the full account of the re attempt, bys ry x of this city, to rain the reputation ‘of an. inno Besides some two hundred articles of a highly interesting local character. Outrage n of every denomina~ niversary week, a5 well as city du KNOX, 128 Fulton streot. Light and Elegant Straw Hats.—Summer to his wnrivalled assorc- peculiarly suited to the little girls. = WM. BANTA, ‘anal, corner of Wooster street, Gents Summer Wear—2,000 Linen, Alpa- Ete, Cashmeret, Kentucky Jean, and Summer , At75 conts to $10; 3,00 pair linen, cassimer iu, and corded Pants, at $1 to $10; 3,000 V ents to $3, with a variety of other goods in season. Vulcan, Dedalus, Icarius, ana Periilus, Some of those are said to have made Finest French Cloth Dress or The Plumbe National Daguerreotype Gal- 80 » has some recent of the very finest. de- ription, only equalled in finish by the best painted minia- known to the publ plates. 72 ; aperm oll, alla. 612 ; gin, American, 250 covou. bags. 113; pepper. 25; silks. pkgs. 4; linens. 5; domestics, 113 ; cottons. forcign. 17 ; fish, ibs. 10.000 ; tobacco. mfd , 7.533; E. ware, crates, 21; powder. kegs 370; cordage, coils, 6; bleaching powdors, cask. 76. To Spanish West Indies —Fiour, bbls. 60 ; beef, 10; herring, 25; mackerel, 258; pork, 1 rice, tes 7; herring. bxs 40; soap. candles. 10 ; cheese, Ibs.'345; butter, 156; hams, 1,003; ‘fish, 10; hovs. bules, 11; salt, sacks, 40; zine, casks, 9; domesties, pkgs 3; lumber. ft. 6.000; shooks,”No. 1,000; hoops, 10,000. To Danish West Indies.—Woops, No, 4,000; nical, bbls 180; flour, 600; tea, Ibs. 150, To British West Indies.—Flour bbls. 1.028 ; 25 ; meal. 045; pork, $15; be corn, bushels, 838; pens, 217 rye flour, i , 80; ese, 4.541; 36; candles, bxs 3: . bls, 209; staves, No. 5,000; ha sheep, 50. oxen, 62 To British North flour, 1,243; 62, Flour, bbls. 2.324; rye meal 3352; pork, 610; ale, 50; naval stores, bread. 207 ; bread, bugs. 60; corn, bushels, t, 1.300; oats, 500; lard, Ibs. 11.836 ; timothy seed. 750 ; butter, 15 7.881; leather, 1.43 ; cheese, 780 ; domestics, p! bxs. 6; coffee, bags, 20; rice, tes. 16, ‘The quantity of breadstuffs exported during the week, was 6,636 barrels of flour; 35.195 bushels of Indian corn; 1.243 barrels rye flour 2 barrels corn meal; 1,00 bushels wheat, Of this, 3.141 barrels flour and 28,865 bushels Indian corn were shipped to Great Britain and Ircland, The movements in breadstuffs have not been so active as previously reported. We hardly under- stand why thishas been the case, in the face of im- proving prices on the other side, and increased receipts at the Atlantic ports of this country, Speculators for arise must give way and submit to any depreciationin prices, if they do not prevent a rapid accumulation of stocks on the seaboard; and it will take a more active demand for shipment to keep supplies from largely in- creasing. Returns from the interlor show an active movement in flour, The lake imports ataBuffalo, from the Ist to the 7th of May, were as annexed: Commence or Burravo—Werexty Lake Imronrs. Flour, bbls. 39,857; pork, 4.251; seed. 206; beef, 1,606; eggs, 67; oils, 214; lumber, feet, 90,000; wool, bis. 103; wheat, bushels, 182.262; corn, 3712; bacon, Ibs. 209,300; lard, 141.850; tallow, 6.600; butter, 44.700; ashes, ca 428; highwines, 556; hides, No. 2.250; meal, bbls. oats, bushels, 2.100; ‘coal, tons, 373; rye, bushels, 2.010; staves, No, 167,680; fish, bbls. 60; iron, tons, 95; barley, bushels, 200. Reducing the wheat to flour, makes the total receipts of that article for the week about sixty-six thousand barrels, The internal improvements of the West have not all yet got fairly into active operation. The Illinois and Michigan Canal, the Wabash and Erie, the canals of Ohio, and the sources supplying the numerous rail- roads of the western States, have not yet commenced the carrying of produce to that extent their facilities will afford, It is hardly time yet toreccive at Buffalo, pro- duce shipped at Chicago and other extreme points on the lakes; another week will show greater activity in this trade, and bring prices down to a lower point. Stock Excnange, $7250 Treasury Notes 110 40 shs Ohio Life and Tr 4000 U States 6's, 109. Erie RR, new, full 0d ‘ do beef, 6 do 8 do 55 do Spring Carpetings are now to be had at un- recedented low prices, at the cheapest Carpet estab! In the United States, No, 9 Bowery, HIRAM ANDERSON'S. A visit will be sufficient for the most incredulous; and those who study economy, as well as appearance of the article, should by al! means c Dr. Bostwick’s Gi on Venereal, Strictures, and all di ture, illustrated by many colored plates. at Work, and Lectures, ses of & private ‘A second edition bas just been published by Stringer & Townsend. It can be bad also of the author, 504 Broadway. A second odition of the same autho! ork on Seminal diseases, ir habite, has just boen published. | Th thts book should be in the hands of e ‘and be as much a household book as th pre- 8 father and you yw Testament. COMMBBCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. ‘Wednesday, May 9—6 P, M. There is no change in the stock market worth men- tioning. The sales continue toa very limited extent, and prices about the samo as reported yesterday. Erie Railroad, new, Reading Railroad and Long Island advanced 3 per cent, and Treasury notes fell off 3¢ per eent. It is almost impossible to get up any specula- tive movement in the street. Outsiders are shy, and look with suspicion upon the operations of the bulls and bears. It is the height of folly for outsiders to purchase fancy stocks promiscuously, in expectation of a general rise; it would be much better for them to take hold of some particular stock, after it has com- menced moving upward, and take the benefit of any further improvement. The outside speculators are wiser than they have been, and the brokers will not find so many pickings out of this class of speculators as they have heretofore. ‘The money market continues easy. Specie is flow- ing in upon us from every direction, and our banks have on hand a larger amount than they want. Loans on government securities can easily be obtained at 6 per cent, and good paper sells in the street at 8 and 9 percent. The steamship Hibernia is nearly due at Halifax, from Liverpool, with seven days later news. It is stated that she will bring about half a million of epecie, but it is our impression that she will not bring so much, Her arrival is anxiously looked for by spe- culators in cotton, breadstuffs and fancy stocks, as much depends upon the complexion of her advices, The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company, for the month of April, 1849, were $20,647 71, against $18,007 56 for the corresponding period last year, showing an increase of $1,740 16. The increase is principally from the local travel. The Bowery Bank has declared a dividend of four per cent. We have seen several of the new gold dollars. The coin is smaller than a silver five cent piece, and can easily be distinguished by the feeling. It bears upon its obverse the head of Liberty, and on the reverse the words, “one dollar, 1849,” in the centre, around which are the words, “ United States of America.’ It isa beautif 1 coin, and we hope it will drive out of circulation a large quantity of the paper currency issued by our banks. ‘The City Council of Pittsburgh have agreed to bor- row $150,000, for the purpose of redeeming its outstand- ing scrip. ‘The Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad Company remitted, last week, to the Treasurer of Maryland, the eum of $15,000. ‘This, together with what has been pre- viously remitted, makes an aggregate of $35,000 paid into the State Treasury since the opening of the present year, 1849, This road is managed with energy and efficiency, and ite revenues are steadily on the increase, The completion of the new line from York to Harrisburg will give to its business new trade and more rapidly growing profits. ‘We understand that the work on the unfinished por- tion of the Chesapeake Canal, is proceeding rapidly— the force now employed being larger than at any time heretofore. The principal contractors feel confident that by the first of November the work will be com. pleted. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer- tain articles exported from this port for the week end- ing the Sth instant, distinguishing the shipments to each country :— Commerce or tHe Port or New Yorx.—Weerxtr Exronts. To London.—Potash, bbis, 210; turpentine, 3,221; oil peppermint, 44; cochineal, cases 5; iodine, 1; soneca Toot, tes. 7; sperm oil, gals, 9,717; whade oil, 15,672; furs, pkgs. 12; rhubarb, bxs, 102; lard, tbs. 10.805; tobacco, mfd. 30,699; whalebone, 28,038; cheese, 92,595; tallow, 11,200; hams, &c., 112,145, oil cake, 196,435; jalap, bales, 9; "staves, No. 8,000, To Liverpool.—Flour, bbls. 475; potash, 100; pork, 30; rorin, 325; beef, tes, 200; corn, bash. 20.415; opium, cases 6; crape shawls, 45; bark. cerowns, 156; grease, lbs. 62.784; hama, $00,700; cheese, 18,041. To Ivetand. —Flour, bbis. 1,67; bacon, Ibs, 63.995, To Glasgow.—Flowr, bbls. 799; potash, 20; rosin, 870; turpentine, 120; corn, bush. $450; #perm oil, gals. 93; Je oil, 7.787; butter, Iba, 26.677; grease, 44,562; hams, 907; cheese, 24.165; lard, 126,010; logwood, tons, 84 ‘0 Holland. Whale oil, gals, 24,478; fustic, tous, 30; staves, No. 5.000. To Hanse Towns.—Rosin, bbls. 360; beef, 50; pork, 30; logwood, tons, 80; cedar, logs, 212; spirits turpentine, gals. 2018; tobacco. cases, 60; tobacco, hh. 1; do. stems, 1; do, mfd., Ibs, 4.500. : f To Beigium.—Potash, bla. 74; rive, tox, 202; oil pep- permint. case, 1; whale oil, gals, 13,382; spirits turpen- tine, 8.855; wool. bales, 8; lard, Ibs, 4,038; ooifve, bags. 526; Tustie, tons, 28, Fo Swedenand Denmark. —Whalo oil, gals 38.77 American, 262; turpentine, bbls. 781; tallow. Ibs lurd, 6,004; segars, No, 5,000, rice, tes. 114; bass, bal 2; pimento, bags, 101; cassia, cases, 94; log wood. tons, 60; fustic. 15; lignumvitwe, 4; tobacco, hhds. 49; tobaceo, bales, 50; tobi do, stems, hhds, 2; do. mfd, Ua. 1,270. To North of Europe.—Logwood, tons, 74; 0x. dyewood, 200; castor oil, bbls. pain.—Staves, No. 151,400 Zo stustria, in Mediterranean. —Thubarb, cases. 16 ; aspbaltum. 8; sperm candles, 60; logwood, tons, 97, sa- pan wood, 15 ; mahogany, logs, 551; cassia, mats, 0.764 ; wine, Dbis. 26; roxin. 200; suzhe, bxa, 490; sugar, bags, 3.680; coffee, 3525; pepper, 1.000. 70 New Granada —Flour, bbls. 50; bread, 10; whis- key, 68 j erackers, bus, 30; hina, Ibs, 920 ; domestics pkgs. To Central America.—Floar, bbls, 20; bread, 10; stool, bxs, 40; sonp, 10; nails, casks, 6; quicksilver, flasks, 20; drugs, pkgs. 61; domestics, 43: rum, galls, 437; brandy, Am, 416; segars, No, 36,000. To West Coast of South America, —Pongoos, cases, 12 ; segars, No. 80,000; drugs, pkg#. 451; domestios, 560 To Mexico —klour, bois. 13, cloves, 8; orn, bushels, iagsnu atrocta, whore ho offers great induoomenta in Ji than Fine, Pronch alt Boots, ho ealf, $3.0; Patont leather Boots, Galtoss, Shoes, Pikes pours, 602; linens, bates, 6; raw slik, 26; duck, 25 ; hops, 4; shovisuye, 7; steel, bxs. 41) ; sporm candles, 45 ; tin 100 Long Island RR 200 do , GOO do 2 2000 Reading Bond! 50 Stonington RR bov 4000 Erie Bonds, 7‘ 105 Ny nd Wor RR 82 shag Mechanics’ Bk 100 N Y and N Hay RR 5 Bank of America ‘5 Canton Co 3 23 Moch Bk’g Assoc’n 0 #0 bs 3 2 bis | Canal ® Mohawk RR lo 1 Reading KR Sie 200 Farmers’ Trust 5 Housatonic RR, now BT” ) do 6 do Bolg 200 do ND BOARD. $900 U States 1 200 sha Farmers’ Trust, TU) do 00, do 00 N ¥ and NHay Bd ‘, © Harlem RR, E T's Bonds oo do Erie RK, n, full 62%), 100 do dJunelé 62!, 100 Reading RR ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. ARE REDUCED TO $4.—REGULAR MAIL, Line for Bosten, Nashua and Lowell, via Norwich and Worcester Railroad, from Pier No. 18, N. {., foot of Court- landt street —Steamers of this line, (Knickerbocker and Wor- cester,) will leave Pier No. 18, N, R., foot of Courtlandt street, daily, Sunday excepted, at 5o’ciock, P. M., instead of Pier No. 1,'as heretofore. Passengors and freight for the above places, can depend upon this ne being the cheapest and most expeditions way of reaching, Boston, Lowell, shua, or any part of Vermont or New Hampshire. TATEN ISLAND FERRY,—LEAVE, NEW YORK AT & 10 1,88 ‘clook. Leave Vanderbilt's Landingat an and 5 o’lock. STOLEN. B1OO BANARRITAREN FROM THE DOOR OF the subscribers, on Thursday afternoon, 3d inst. ‘a small case, containing 5 pieces black satin Vesting, marked * Nichols, Pierce & Co., Boston.” The above reward will be paid for the recovery of the goods, or in proportion for any part of them. RENARD & CO., 116 Pearl street. HE STOLEN NOTES OF THE BANK OF CHESTER County.—The Bank gives yet another caution to the publie against receiving any notes of the old issues. For bearly a year and a half such notes have been recalled by very extensive advertisement, and warning against their re~ ception. The Bank has redeemed the full amount of the old issue, excepting stolen notes net recovered from the robbers. empts to push such notes into circulation, demand the repetition of the caution, that after the great not the robbery and extent of publication made, such stol cannot be received by any person wiphout a just, Habit a rigid scrutiny into the circumstance a defence being taken to the payment of any such notes,” The Bank, as het totore, conhdently riiies én the aid of the community to prevent the success of all euch attempts to impose upon its stockholders, or otherindivid By order of the Direc! WASHINGTO} West Chester, Pa., May 3d, 1819, TOWNSEND, Cashier. x Lost. 2) BE WARD—LOST, ON MONDAY, A DIAMOND Breast Pin, single stone. The finder ‘will reoei above reward, by leaving itat the office of the Franklin Hou OST--YESTERDAY, MAY 9, AT THE TABERNACLE, Ik Purse, containing about $33 in bank bills, and fa few shillings in change. It was lost in the afternoon.’ The finder will be handsomely rewarded by leaving it at No. 63 Liberty street. SPORTING. 5 RLEM PARK TROTTING.--A MATCH WILL COME off on Thursday, at three o'clock, for one hundred dol- lars, between the celebrated pacing horses, C. 8. Bartine names Aggy Down; B. Martin names b, g. Bell Ringer. Im- mediately a sweepstakes for fifty dollars: F. Counscler’s bh. m. Lady Cricket, Mr. Mott's g. ¢, Young Spatt, @. Cooper's Gold Digger. FONNER, Proprietor. ARLEM PARK TROTTING--PURSE, $25.-MULE heats,best 5 in 5, free for all horses that never won a purse over $40," To close'on Thursday night, at 9 o'clock, at the house of Green & Madden, No. 18% Chatham square, and to e off on Friday, the 11th inst., at 3 o'clock P.M. wr sian: WM. FONNER, SPECIAL NOTICES. MEETING OF THE ASSOCLATIONISTS WILT BE held this evening at the Minerva Rooms, 406 Brow ae at The 0 wk. Ww. H. Channing, Dr. Wm, Elder, Albert Bris- bane, and others will speak—Mr. Brisbane onthe Movement in Europe. The puplic are invited to attend. IVIDEND—BOWERY BANK, MAY 7, 1519.—THE ‘resident and Directors of this Institution have de- Glared a Dividend of Four per cent. on the capital stock, pay~ able on and after the lth iustant, The Transfer Books will be closed until the 10th instant. N. G. BRADFORD, Cashior. 0. OF 0, F—THE MEMBERS OF PALESTINE EN ent, No.9, wil w take notice, that toe E hold i t 411 Broad w: until further noti ¥ MKS. ARCHIBALD, WHO LEFT DETROIT ON THE 2d instant, for Scotland, is in this city, she is hereby in~ formed that her husb arrived at Petroit, on the 6th inst. She Will please call on S. Wray, 167 West street. EW YORK LEM RAILROAD COMPAN Notico—The a this Company will street,on Tnenday,May 15, 149, betweon the 2PM. ‘The Transfer Beoks will be closed from the 7th to 1b nst,, both days inclusive. By order of the Hoard of Dirvotorm, O THE MEMBERS OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE =-‘The following persons were unanimously nominated to upported for Trustees and Officers, at a public mecting of embers, ealled for that purp ¢ Othinst. The ames of gentlemen composing the #« will be found pended to the ticket, at the rooms of the Institute, No. 35 Broadway, where ax election will be held this day, from do'clock, P.M. to8 P.M, Tho attendance of all the friends of the Institute is requested. For President JAMES TALLMADGE, For Vice Prosidents, JOHN CAMPBELL, | JOUN D. WARD, LIVINGSTON, For Recording Secretary. HENRY M i Tor Correrponding Secretary GEORGE BACON, For Troasurer. EDWAKD T. BACKIIOU. For Superintending Agent. ADONTRAM CHANDLER. SALES BY AUCTION. UCTION NOTICE.--CITY HOTEL palanco of the City Hotel Wines will be DS & CO. at 12 o'clock, Some of ng Fy LIVINGSTON be disposed of without reserve. AYSTION NOTICE EXTRA SALE OF VALUABLE Frrniture, in continuation, This Day, at 10% o’elovk, at 11 Spruce street, comprising the best artioles in ‘the houre keoping lino, of '& gentleman going to Europe. Come and see. Sale, rain oF shine, HOS, BELL, Auctioneer. Y J. HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER.—PRID LY, MAY 11, 4 Jock, A. M., at the Brooklyn Public Sales Room. ion Washington dtreet, Brooklyn —A largo anil general ortment of handsome parlor and chamber Purniture, two cellent Pianos, two Pier Glasses, mahogany, walnut and je Bedstends, Centre rd, Pier and Sofa Tables, Bu- sets of Dining Tables, Wardrobes, Beds, Mattresses, Purchasers are requ to call and examine ths ‘rhiture this afternoon, after | o'clock, whon catalogues. will be ready. — NE SALE OF MR. BALTZER'S ELEGANT FURNI- tore will take place This Day, at 1 o'clock, at No. 167 Hilecokor street, orner of Sullivan street, whatever may be the etate of the weather ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioncer. MUSICAL, AAA AAA AAD AAA AAD AAA ABAD AAR AD ARRAAAL THE PIANO WHLL #& TAUGHT BY & Wants, anernaaeeeennrnnaneannnnnnnnn A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES A SIT- vation as Chambermaid and Fine Washer, or Waitress, Jas no objection to travelling. Can produce the best of city references. Please call at UM Mott street, im the renr. DDREsS, ‘one or two y the 8 knowlodve of business M. Clork, this paper, le himself, f bry Goods business, Would ree as part payment. Please address Vox &, Housekeeper, or ‘to travel with a family during the summer. A note addressed to EB. C. Bose, Herald with prompt attention. offee, will m A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION as a Chambermaid or plain Seamstress, or to do general housework im a smal! private family, A good r nia tion canbe given, Please eall at the cornor of Thirty-second nd Seventh avenue, over a Grocery store, the east silo, ECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WISIIES as Wet Nurse. Iuquite at fe Prince street, frout it three di ABLE YOU ISUES TO OB- tion ae Children’s Maid and Plain Sewer, Assist with washing amd ironing. , Herald office, will be attended to a sit or Chamber By note, ad for three days. NFORMSTION WANTED—OF WILL son, from County Tyrone, Treland. | A\ abecting him will nktully rece MS. RICHARD- information re~ PECT- is a first rate ite street, DLACE WANTED 1 abl ri, with the best ree mendations d ironer, Please apply at 07 references; family, and erald Offic avenue, NO PRINTERS A acquainted with Adams situation to attend either, Re! delphia, Address “ Pre t, between the Bowery ani SHERS,—A PRESSMAN, Apicr’s presses, wishes a ein this city or Phila~ erald office, CHEMISTS AND DRUGG ~A Gentleman, a member of the Apothecaries’ Hall, of Ireland, and of the College of Surgeons, London, well te- inted with the retailing and compounding of medicines, ituation, Address W. H. W,, care of Mr. Avenue ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, AAs tenne os Chambormaid, or assist in, washing aud ironing; no objectio ral housework. Please call at 883 Broadway, first wk room, WW ANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, WITH & fresh breast of milk, a to nurse. 15 a good dressmaker; Has no objections to go with « fumily to the country. Her baby is only three weeks old. Can be seen for three days; please to call’at No. 178 Laurens street, in the store. City reference. ANTED—A_ PRO’ T WOMAN, AS STA COOK, and assist in tho washing and ironing; one that under- stands her business may apply at 227 ANTED—TWENTY SMART, to canvass the city, front room, Also, ten smart boys, to ei A FIRST CL SHIP TO LOAD IN.— first class ship or bark, to aucceod the bark Tecumseh, and load in the line for San Immedinte despatch given. Apply to JOHN © N! up stairs, N. B.—A lot of fifty new Apply as above. D—A SITUATION AS B inth st. NTELLIGENT MEN, Apely at 102 Broadway, 2a floor, CHER, A YOUNG man who is well acquainted with the business in all ite branches. Has no objection to town or country. Communi cations addressed J. W., at the stage house, Bedford, Brooklyn. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION IN ‘8 private family, to do chainber work, and would be willing to assist in washing and ironing, and make herself enerally useful; the best of city reference given. Address ary Dolan, 125 16th street, between the Sixth and Seventh avenues, WAXTS—10 APPRENTICE HIMSELF TO A TRADE, Blacksmith, Carpenter, Stone Cutter, or any other r spectable trade, a boy about 17 years old, of steady habits. City reference given if required. Apply at 67 Greenwich street. be seen for three days. ANTED--A YOUNG MAN, AS CLERK IN THEO fice of a Hotel of the first class in this city perfectly acquainted with the duties of the offic appearance and address, Address M.A, J., Box’ 210, 1" thee, ANTED—BY A BOY, ABOUT 14 YEARS OF AGE, ‘an office, or at some Light business, Pl ot AMUSEMENTS. RA een Onan, WERY THEATRE.—THURSDAY EVENING, May sven, AMUSEMENTS, Bkeapway THeATRE—E. A. MARSHALL. PRO. 10, will be acted the tragedy of MACBETI—Macheth, “a! Mr. Hamblin; Macduff, Mr. Hyder: Dunean, Mr. Stafford Malt | traQyett ea kuuing: May 10, will be woted the golm, Mr. Duff; Banquo, Me. Stevens; Lady Macbeth, Mrs, | sarius, Mr. 'Dyoc Man artaous, Shaw; First Singing Witch, Miss M. Taylor, After which, | Vache; Euamage itr Mette Ceres Fanny Deoring will dance the PAS DE ZAMPA. To con- | chivs, Mr. Royuclds, Plotne Me Moke clude with the comedy of the HAPPY MAN—Paddy Mar- | Wallick: Senona, Mew Deut Wey MER: Ryan; Rain Rusti, Mr. 9. Smith; Posi Pum, Mr, | YUUR LIPES IN DANGE 1 Ski-hi, Mr, Stafford; Run Phaster, Mr. Rose; Ko-ket, | § i Sm t7 iil, Mrs. Needham. Doors open at Xj v'elock, Dzess Circle, 00 cents) nt A ANFRAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, CHAT Streot—Thurnday evening, May 10, will be acted ma of tl HAN'TER; Or, The Witard of the ain will rise oxes and BP CTING MAN Manager, Mr. John hae phithentte, 00° ets STOR PLACE OPERA ho Mr. Chippendale—Stag. ex and Par Cc rade, at: enrtain wi » O'eloe e San | 10 will be acted t agedy of MA hal; St. Eibert, Mr. cready; Duncan, roy de | Banquo, Mr. Bradshaw: 1, Mr. Williams; ESALUTE—Derville, Mr. ; Madame Thibeaut, Mrs. URTON’S THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET. day evening, May 10, will be performed, ROMANCE AND ICEALITY—Asper Manley, Mr. Burton; Oliver Manley Mir, Lynne; Prank Meredith, Mr. Jordan; Lavender Kid Ray wift, Mr. Brougham; Tom Badjer, Mr. John NO. 472 BROADWAY, & Broome stree TWEEN ~Monday, April 30, and @: ery organised, 1542--the oldest e ablished the it to harmonise negro melodica, resent popular style of Ethiopian M Grand an hight until further motice, the original and woll-kno: Christy's Minstrels: company in the world untors of thi ston; Williams, Mr. Hurley; Rosabel, Miss Chapm: Barbs inmenti hose suec in thiw during the past | ra Manley, a Vernon) Blosson Mrs. Browghas Botty, 0 yenrs, ost conclusive evidence of their superior | Miss Cooke; Guests, by the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Bal. merit and al Tho C epreeay, consists of ten per- | let. The Comedy will conclude with an Epilogue by all the ormers, tion of BK. hristy. Doors open | Characters. Boxes, Dress Circle and Parqaette, 50 conta; nmences at nily Circle, 23 comts, Doors open at 7 o'clock; curtaia will at half- NABERNACLE.~-MR, DEMPSTRR, COMPOSER OF AN MUSEUM—I ‘The May Queen; Lament of t rant; tind ropristons 4. Greener’, Jr meatind Mansons Bey, and other popular songs, will y and evening t the Tabernae in the afternoon at 3, wud evenin, aaa ger has engagod tho eclebrated ant and Giaw they may be seen at all hours, day. or evening, with th derson, Heart ren,’ my. Jo, minutive speci of humanity, Titamia, the ‘The celebrated Martinetti Family have been Appear at each entertainmont, with Monsioui rish Emigras “The Blind Boy. Emerald I isler, alone,” “Tak yer auld Cloak about y “ Duncan y,”’ | wonderful Gymaastio Performances, laugha) Lom memy, and his popular Cantata, “Tho May Queon,"" in Uirce parts, | We. Also enguged, Great Western, the Yankve Com any i Tickets, Weents, Td ek. Harrigon, the Tmprompty Singer, 'Mr. Cheguan, i Coph — Misa West, Mire Burton, Miss Melville, Highland Mammot DISTINS IN NEW YORK, AT TITR APOLLO } Brothers.” Splendid painting of the Revolutio Thursday aud Friday uext—Mr, Distin and | Wax Scripture Statuary. ax_represcucations of the wane eotfully annons Concerts as above, | mese Twins Madame Niookwelt the fortune-teller, Ad= \d ¢ nnd inst, | mission 25 ota. obi 2 when they will perform on their sllve: mired < mex > ponte lag em fantasia “on airs sung b: 66FNHE CAMPH: 2 MONTAGUE Lost,” und the celebrate Evening, May 9.—The Tired,” and the famous" keho Hu nstrels, whose Converts French horns. Misé O'Connor will sin with the most distia~ Summer, with Miss Distin the Brothers a period of over five montha, Withont’ accompaniment, Inew Songs, Duetts, | beg to announce to the Indies and gentlemen of Brooklya, Gleos, & st, Mr. 40 contsench, Doors | that they will give two of their inimitable and highly popu- open at 7, ck. Tickets'may be | lar Mustoal Entertainments, on Wednesday and Thursday had at the pri bynand Martini, | Evenings, May 9 and 10; when they will introduce s pro- Musical and New York. gramme 6f their own original musio, dancing, ee, Doors opem < . ———— At seven; commence at eight. Admission, 25 conta. HIREE N LOD BLEECKER BUILDING, | N.18.—The Campbells will commence a series of their highly corner of Bleecker and Morton streets, ,Man- | popular Concerts, at the Apollo Rooms, 410 Broadway, om ager.—The distinguished Magician * Fakir of Ava,” will give | Monday Evening, May 14. four more entertainments at. tho hall of the above building, Gav KIMBERLY, Manager and Director. this week, vir rsday, Friday and Saturday evenings, commencing at 8 0" nd on Saturday afvernoon at 3 AUXHALL GARDEN—N EW SALOON.—FOR SIK for the lation of families a children. For Nights Only.—WUapre ated Attraction !—Mr, Mj seo billy of the day. Admittance 25 cents; chil- | thy, the celebrated Delineator of Irish Charaeter, of t mpanied by their parents, half pric tre Royal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, Lond = Miss Panny Fraizier, the beautiful and cclobi IT HE NEW ORLEANS SERENADERS, AND ORIGINAL Burlesque Opera Company—Open Every Night, at the woiety Library Rooms, corner of Broadway and Leonard at, The oldest company in existence, and the first. to introdues and harmonize Ethiopian Melodies. ‘The programme embraces Grand Scenas from Norma, Linda, Lucrezia Borgia, and the Shoruses from the Enchantress. Adinittance 25 ots. 7; Concert at B o'clock. Concert every Sutur- on, ut Bo'elock. from tho Italian Opera House, London, who will sing favorite Songs—Commencing on Monday evening, gnd ‘continued every, evening this weal with pop Entertainments, entitled MIRTH AND’ MELOD' EMERALD I8LZ—intorspersod with original Songs, Skotohopy ko. Doors open at 74; tocommence ats, Tloketsd5 ote. No postponement on ace OIGTLANDER’S MICROCOSMIC VIEWS, AT THE Now Assembly Rooms, Chinese Museum, 541 Broadw he exhibition of these novel and wonderful Piovure open at the Chinese Museum, ou Monday evening, May ‘They consist of several hundred paintings on by the most eminent artists, reflected through thirteon-inch aohre~ int of the weather. ALLA, 9% CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD. he new and blenux Vi vans, from pictures taken from ancient and modern history, and personitied most classically, continue to attract the un divided attention of a discriminating audien Female | matic lenses, upon a transparent soreen, thirty feet wide— inging, Dancing, and Feats by the Female Acro- | embracing scenes in Italy, the Alps, Germany, Spain, Perte- ats, render this & charming soene of amusoment, at the | €l, England, France, China, Africa, and all parts of the el th I] price of admission: to the boxes, 2 cents, orchestra | World, and » series of American Views, including Greonwood boxes, 37% cents, and Mount Auburn Cemeteries, New York Bay, ko. ke. The he d part will present full length views of Powors’ Greek portraits of Washington, Taylor, Clay and Webster, tirely new and magnificent spectacle entitled The Kaleidescope, T' yeauty and magnificence of those views, cannot be ad di ibed in words. Parquet tickets 60 cents, and ured during the day from 9 te@ ‘clock, by application at the Hall, Admission to alf oth che the house, 2cents. Exhibition to commence at o'els ASTLE GARDEN.—THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN Summer resort oni now be engaged for evoning amuse monte during the ensuing season, Por further M4 Nerd DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.--THR exhibition of Paintings by artists of the abeve soheol will be open ny, aey, anys exovpted), from 1 o’clook A.M. until 10 o'clock P. M., at the large room over the hal of the Church of Divine pays in Broadway, between Spring and Prince streets. Adimisslon, 28 conte.” Season ticketa, ans til 15th June inclusive, 60 vents. Catalogues, 124 cents, XUIBITION OF THE LAR 4 “Halloons in full ope will be exhibited ‘Thu E AND SMALL STEAM ration, with appropriate Leetures, ny, Hriday and Saturday, at the rn Coleseum, 450 Broadway. ‘Tickets (front seats) to adinit t ly at the office on the premises, Indy and gentleman, 00 cents; Single tiokets 2 cents. Doors | (post paids dieeoved to the proprietors: ey open at 74; o’clock—commence at § o'clock. FRENGH & HEISER, WY A RESPECTABLE 7 ANTED—-A SITUATIO! PE girl, to do general housework in a small family. City ce given, Please inquire at No, 122 Twelfth stre nd floor, back room, ‘ SITUATION, BY A ABLE private iron- Please call at 119 Greene RES! Protestant ‘girl, to do general housework in a family, or chamberwork, and to assist in washing an ing. Hest of city reference given. ED—$12,000 to $15,000 ON BOND AND MORT- age on ‘frat class ‘city property worth, double amount, now rented for over twenty-five hundred dollai Apply to James W. Wilson, No. 1 Nassau stree ANTED—BY A STOUT HEALTHY LAD, SIXTF! ‘years of age, a situation tolearn the Carpen ing or Cooper's trade. For particulars inquire at street. ‘To be seen for two days. W AdTER-BY AN EXPERIENCED COOK, A SITUA- tion, She can give reference from the most respectable families in the city. Apply at No. 7 Franklin street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG W situation as Chambermaid and Waiter; h Zood city refere th street, near the e can be given, h avenue, first floor, front room. PECTABLE ng, Woman, to do gei for small family hamberwork, or washing and ironing. Best of city reference can be given. Apply at No.7 Christy strevt, in thé rear. ANTE D—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE y AN TE D—A SITUATION yor young Woman, to do chamberwork nnd plain sewing, or to take care of childran, in # private family. ‘The best of city reference from her last place. Apply at idl Ninth street, third flo w doors from the corner of avenue for three day ANTED—A Can be ANTE D—A SITUATION BY A RES young woman, te do cooking, washing and ir best of city reference given. le: ‘No. 154 teenth street, between $ ANTE D—A SITTATION BY A RES young woman, as Ch do the cooking, washing, and ironing, of « small family good cook, an excellent Washer and ironer, and fully und Stands chamberwork and waiting; has no t go to Brooklyn, or a short distance in the con reference ean be given as to character and capability cnil at 238 West Twenty-First street. Can by seen for three da ECTABLE CTABLE 2, OF Assist yearsfin her last Can be seen for three days at No. 758 up stairs, WANTED BY, A RESPECTABLE YOU GIRL, A situation as Chambermaid and to take care of children, has lived ov! ry. reference ¢i pring street, fre rituat isa good washer and ironer, or would do the general house- work of x small family. Has good city reference. Please call at No. 57 Sullivan street, front basement. WANTED DY A RES? TABLE YOUNG WOMAN, fa situation to de and to assist in washing and ironing, or todo the general Housework of small private family, No objection to go n short distance in the country; best of clty reference, May be seen for two days at 30 Greenwich strect, up stairs, YOUNG ENGLISH woman, a itt: id and Seamstress, or Nurse and Seamstre be willing to assiet in washing id iven » i ion to go any distance in the country, The best of city references will be given. Please call at Sixth street, book store, near the Howery, TANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do general housework in small pri- vate family, or to do chamberwork and e well recommended from her last place; may bi street, inrear, May be seen for three days if ANTED—A SITUATION BY A_ RESP young woman, as Chambermaid, or Children's Nurse, or for general housework; good city reference. Apply at 233 Walker street. WaAstEp—sitva IONS BY TWO RESPECTABLE ng women, one to cook, wash and iron in suue re city spectabla family; the advertiser can produce the best reference aw to character and capability; the other to d work for & small private family; good re Please call at 496 Houston street; will wait calls for 7ANTED—A SITUATION AS SEAMSTR: young girl, one who wnderstands dresstal produce good city reference from her Inst employer Joctions to go ® short distance in the country. Pe West 16th street, front basement. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YO! ‘asituation as Laundress or Chambermaid; best of city reference. Please call at No. 40 Frankfort street, 2d floor, front room; can be seen for two days, if not enzis BY AN HONEST, SOBER W ook, Chamberaitid, or to take nernl housework; none but private families need apply; best city reference given; no objections ‘ort distance in the country. Apply atvt West between Thomas and Anthony. ANTED—A FIRST-RATE STEREOTY to fill a permanent situation, and une intending the workmen, tere, giving recvmmendatios and terms, will _mect with immediate attention. Ad ridge’s Storeotype Foundry, No.6 Harmony Court, Phi- fond of children,” Has no objection te the country, travel with alady, Plonse catl at 813 Broad ay, third front room. Good city reference can be given. ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘a situation as Cook, and to assist in washing and hort distance in the be seen at 36 Great m 10 objections to do ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT or to floor, froning. Has no objection to go country. Good sity reference. Jones streot, No 2, in rear, for tw TANTED--A SITUATION, BY A YO who is a good Cook; also, a'first-race Washer and Lr k avd wai Would have no objection to chamberw can give good city reference, Please © front store, ng. mbermaid and Waitrés, would « isa SHIPPING, Ree AIA Bars GUIMARAENS.—ALL PERSONS ARE FOR- bidden trusting the crew of the above bark, aa the oap= twin and consignees will not be responsible for their debts. PETER LAUROP, Captain OR HAVRE.—THE SUPERIOR COPPERED AND PUBLICATIONS, ONAL POLICE GAZETTE FOR THIS reaily, contains some extraordinar. in regard to the Very Rev. Bishop Doa: wetts Letters. The great Religions Anniversary in the life of a New England , in Baltimore. ‘Tremendous pluits of the Trials at the ¥ Eatsbe. keports. ore ahont, Tom itandy We, ke A large amount | wor fret oF Dastnge apply te BOYD & HIRGKEN, of English, Freneh a a = min 4 Well as Domestic Criminal News, of the most intensely exe: : street. Suld every wert FOR SALE. OR HAVR! apt. Grenier, will sail om or about the let rpms, ply to BOYD & HINC! —THE SUPERIOR FRENCH SHIP LOWS, Ap OR SALE, OR TO LET SEPARATELY, THE LARGE . Hotel and Garden, 4th avenue and 32d street, with Bar Lgedorst 3 Fixtures, &c., being at the junction of the two railroads, Can ily take $100 per day. Inquire on the premises, or of A. J. PERCY, & Wall street. Hair Seating Factory and Machinery to let, 113 Rivington HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN RB. ML ‘Steamships between New York and Liverpool, betweem struct Boston and Liverpool, calling at Halifax to land , | Babee cea eee tas JOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY—A merica, Capt ison, from or! day, EB farm of 70 8 xs than a mite from the railrond depot, barren ea Bo ss zd * Hasenoh COMUNE UMERUN OR ee ren | CRAADR an area Dalat R. W. TOWNSEND, &t Cedar street. Ringers, Canta,“ ig ~~ a aml TO BE LET. America,“ Ss TUDIOS TO LET.—SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE udios for Painters and Sculptors, to let in the Large ‘an experienced Surgeo: on. specie beyond an amount for letters and papers must pass through building recently occupied asa Chureh at No. 73 Bast Eigh- | from New York or Boston to Liverpool: First Cabin, $1905 teenth treet, near L Park. Apply on the premises, or to | second do., $70. For freight or ‘apply to ¢ SLIASTER, No. 49 Williauratvects ae E. CUNARD, Sr, 38 Broadway. IRECTIONS FOR PILOTS—VESSELS SUBJECT TO FURNISHED ROOM, 1 Visitation by the Health Officer. Every vossel from » no boarde ate fumily, . esiral te, with nutes’ walk of peg ht) having passengers, ont Cia Mires ibss | Me . Fo tie ppl Herald uring her pass: case of Small-pox, or ious Brinn “ro aru niyo FM Mera ie," SS ey Mgake-ceng ot anya” ‘esl ae YO LET, OR FOR SALE, IN BELLEVILLE, NEW | 83¥ port, in tho ordinary passage from which they muse Jersey, a two story brick House and attic, and garden, | South of Cape, Henlopen, “arriving pouwsen the thie for the sunither months, rent low, Smiles from the city, Ape | @Ay of May and the eisteancn Gay of Cevoner, Aiden or ee eis New Jersey, or to Mr. | seditorranoan, of from any of the West indis, Bahama, Bor muda or Western Islands, or from any one place in America, 7 > Ee ; in the ordinary from which thoy fase south of Geena O LET—DES E ROOMS, ON T SECOND | —eprivii eon first di if AY and the first day floor, of the house 123 Mercer street, three duorsabove | November, ALEK: BO WHITING, Health Officer. street. Prive Inquire on the promises. Journal of Commeree, Evening Post and Sun, please copy. or $ TO LET— DROOMS, FURNISHED ‘and unfurnished—in SI Nassau street, near the Sun office, Also, the store? Gold street. Apply to EUGENE FERRIS, 44 Nassau street,in the Boot Store. THE GOLD COAST. ODUCT SCOALA SCA OR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, VIA NEW OB ans.—The United States Mail Steamship, Company will May 26th, the commodious > ian = itch on Saturday, HOTELS. known steamship FALCON, for Chagres, via Havana aad New eee a ade Orleans, and wil land or reeeive pt atthe bar aé Charleston or Savannah. The Falcom will carry out the United States Mails for the Pacific steamers from Panama te Califernia and Oregon. PRADELPHIA HOUSE—CARPETINGS, MATTINGS, Oilcloths.—The immense warerooms of Carpet Hall oan We with any stock in the Union for price, quality oF design of Axminster, Tapestry, Brussels, Imperial, Ingrain and Vene- tian Carpets; Floor, Table and Wagon’ Oil Cleth; Window Shades, Mattings and Mats, Rugs, &c., tte.; for cash or cit, acceptances, with interest added. ‘With much successfu experience a an importer and manufacturer, for the lust ed still solicita from the merchant and housekeoper a continuation of the favors so liberally awarded to the Old House, Carpet Hall, 18 and 2) North Se~ cond street, below Christ Church. J, SIDNEY JONES. re, the undersi, eee ROBERTS. TIS Ween street, a . Do. do TADAWANUCK HOUSE, STONINGTON For freight to New ‘The mibscriber begs leave to, unnounce to hi patrons and the public generally, that he has return hove spacious Hotel, atto once of three , OR CALIFORNIA, THE GOLD REGION.—THE FIRST above Spacious Hotel, attor an absence of three years, and is ye CALTIORN LS, ae COLD Ra biaT alte EROLMOr putting it in order, and will open the same on the 1th inst. Hie house and all of its appointmonts will compare favorably. with any similar watering place on our sea shores. In the now lying at il for San Fram pier Cisco on oF about the 16th inst., positivel manageti f the house he will ke ted by Mr. Alonzo Reed. Families wishing to make arrangements for rooms for the stunmer will please address as above HORATIO BLAKE. erties e d, and now § ing on bor accommodate a few first cabi e1 the bunk of 600 barrels freigny apply & bi jarrels frei a o by a ale | SUTTON, 84 Wall street, of AN OGDEN, 116 Wall street. FR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, DIRECT—POSE~ ERCHANTS’ HOTEL, FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN ‘Arch and Markot, Philadelphia. The fruprictorsh and management of thi¢ well known hotel, (which is locates {athe very contre of Dusiness,) having this day passed ively the first and only regular packet—To sail May Mi into the habds of the subscribers, they beg leave to state shat | ‘The splendid fast sailing packet bark TECUMSEH, Capt. N- {tie their purpose to render it worthy of th Richmond, having the the best part of her eargo engaged and with which It has beon heretofore sustaine oing on is now loading at Pier No. If Noreh Ri Unremitting attention, to deserve ‘or balan ight or passage, apply on board, at Pier Ney ‘on business or North friends, who may visit the oly Formerly of th orto JOHN COLLINS, Jr,, 74 South strost, up stairs N. B.—Shippers will please send in their bills of Li rly for signature. Passengers by this vessel th id their passages, will please call st the ofloe of ie agent and settle, in order that their berths may be secured. is yet room for s few more cabin passengers. No stecrage | passengers taken in this vessel. ORTABLE WOODEN CALIFORNIA HOUSES—BUL expressly for California, and always on hand at No. &® Broadway, where the cmigrant can procure &, cheap and comfortable house, of any demensions at short notice. GEO. FREEMAN & Co., No. 60 Broadway, & J, MoKIBBI Exchange Hotel, Pitteburgh . BOARDING, JQOARDING.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BR ‘Accommodated with # pleasant unfurnished room, with board, by applying at 66 Allen street. OXF OR TWO G TLEMEN ©. dated with furnished Rooms, Br Dinners on Sunday, ina quiet family, where willbe taken, Keference wil be required. Apply 18 Spring street. MEDICAL. CLOTHING Pe ¥. Leech dig stay ice %, bar pl anne v eonannpapereedl ospitai), having takem the office, No. oust I—FR. AHRENS, THE WELL- — jtreot, formerly ov y Dr. Moore Mult, offers his pre= 2h) Ann street, Raw this week re~ fessional servi id the public. ceived 0 pieces Frenc ‘American Cussimeros, which he wehthesich Sethe makes up to order, in best style, at only $4 the pair. YE AND EAR— ssortment of real French black Dyeskina, at Also, ‘a completo stock of whito and fancy of cost, at 261 Bi Doe Gents! if you want good and cheap n street. delicate organ upply of beautiful Artifivial Eyes. Jus ular Treatise on the Eye, third edition, me id, Price conta, by JAMES W. POWELL, M.D. S, 20 GREEN WICH STRERT, or all < affecting the LEIGHTON, FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT MANUPAC~ « turer, No. 1U Park Place, New York, and Royal street C New Orleans. R. WHEEL OFFIC! OF REN for the treatment sad pure of ot egaes eee es ae | AIS, NEW PATTERNS, D bhPOT DE CORSETS FRA 18 Among the muxt latest fashion, adopted at P jonable ladivs, most comtortable and graoetul for the form, aa | 6348; lao, for tna v) Hellas forthe liberty they afford in the movements of the | imported from Paris, and are the finest co in’ the person who makes wu tiem. To be had only of Madame | United Stater. A treatise, with sumerons oases Of _—— . USPEKE, 37, Broadway, up stairs, between White and | success in Ophthalmic Surgery, may Le und Kratio, BY Spplye Walker streets. N Hours of attondan: comfortable for nursing, newly arrived from Paris, at = very moderate price. 0 THE LAD Way, bas just The ladies will find # new atyte, | ing at his office. era zt Very | orclock, P.M. NTIDOTE IS THE MOST EFFRO~ nd other disor PETER ROBERTS, 378 KROAD= from Anotion, a large Lot of Iblaok rich patterns, ) ats very low pri N Lins Kimorviae: R. JREPRIE ‘tual preparath of the sexual organs tadically cure ao, from two to ten s ‘ase. sand aa it neither creates nauses, sew Sind renders unnecwsary any deviation im very che: ‘hemi~ fends the palate cotta, Collars, and uf bargain; Valeaciennes Laces, | diet, oF! tow to ‘urual pursaits, sound alee por healeny sy bine anne eter ston, the Hulse netyetion of thorough, and. permanea® emenineees Ife ingredients are entirely vegetable, and ne injurious WéAnNTED--a SITUATION, BY A VERY COMPETENT girl, with good city referenos, to do chamberwork and waiting, or to help ® Iaundrosa, in'a private family, Ploxse call atyt Sixth avenue, in the book store. WANTED, A SITUATI OPZIGE OF THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO, 67 Wall street, New York, 6th May, 1349.—Tno Prosi t and Directors of the al Fire Insurance Company, have this duy declared # dividend of five per cent. payable to the stookholders, on and after the 4th instant. By order of tho Board of Directors, C. KELLOGG, Seoretary. FFICE ¢F NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCR Cv. W all atroot, New York, Sth May, 1M%.—At the Annual Hleotion, held thi the following goatlemen were ol Directors for tho se yonr, vin — ‘Thos. W. Thorne, John J. Horriok, Andrew D. Moliok, Gilbort Davis, Wm. Van Wyok, Janes f. Adams, Henry H. Ward, Georg Hell, |” Juha Hecker Martin Hoffman, — W. Hl. Javoba ip Burro And St a cabsedaent mesting of, the Hoard, Thomas w. rho Was URANIMOUslY To-eleo' ‘Tosi 7 tees KbkAUG, Secreeney, a constitutionally or locally, can be onused by eee esi per buttio., “Sole Agent for this oity, Ca RING, 192 Broadway, corner John street. KRALPH, AUTHOK OF THE “ PRACTICAL PRE wate Treatises, a 4 aah) Weg mer bys (Sun . Thse (ages will be "soa Wea MISCELLANKUUS. SEIGNETTE BRANDY, NOW LANDING. © half, quarter, aud eighth casks A. Seignette Br ue old and genuine brand, landing from br ngs Anvalor an or ri —A GENTLEMAN RECENTLY ARRIVED INE who have suffered fro: fron Viet 4, Das brought from there pftoon Pigees of od ean properly preciate bis sorvioes. In stricture, we Faintings, all originale, which he ae tor cM aot i ret, or asian 09 its more ecvgeeee ey antnsive petted \e #brve! he common advantages ‘& very oxtensi’ iMag. Only eomneinsoure ace fovited to 9ee them. and su0k Kecun aford & rapid, easy and cure, which, he radical from ‘Only connoinson who are able t pay ngiished wrtists. WRITING DESK! ‘the due price of » Tidan and | ¢round for stating, oan be ol ‘no other source im merios. R. MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED ORTABLE orem D Et y Folios, Card Cases, hdentially vate discasce. Gleota, 13g, Comeption of Toilet aruelee an Fanoy ved. Vomereal Uloers Fraptionn Tg ture wergohere ¥ Me im the city. ory: FRO Te HOLW ELL, Manufacturer, 24 Mai font comes caret te hoo his kauave in his Fulton street. DE" 0-OVEN RANGR, FOR — — = a Taos ea, Pate aootel and econvmioal 11 K. FAWURTT CAN BB UN FLDENT! moe vUN- je now in operation st 22 Broadway, where t ya walted at his othe 6 Dey area oe Fequonved "a ell and examine 1 AAio, Prous new Poe: | ‘the move obsiunte iad t,he Muy matmeat, hice ee ‘GRORUE PIRKCR b Co. Sforoved game vii? snl ipduignaey sea sas WD, Pioree's Ranges repaired, apply, with s certainty of oure.