The New York Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1849, Page 5

‘one of the indictments for abducting slaves from the District of Columbia. There are a large number of simi- Mar indictments standing against him. First Arrival of Canal Boats at Tide Water, from Buffalo, or Lake Erte; Avsanr, May 10, 1849—P. M, Several boats have, this day, arrived from Buffalo ——the first that have reached tide water this season, and well freighted. Arrival of the Europa at Halifax. Bostox, May 10—P.M. ‘The steamship Europa, from New York, arrived at Halifax, on the 5th instant, after a passage of sixty ‘hours, during which she suffered considerable detcn- tion by heavy fogs. x Markets, Cincixvats, May 10—P. M. The weather is quite warm and pleasant. Flour was fearce and firm, at $3 75a $3 $874). Grain and provi- gions were unchanged. Bavtimons, May 10—P. M. Sales of 300 2 400 bbls of flour were made at $4 6215. Wheat-—Prime red reported sold at 110e. Corn sold at Se, Otier articles unchanged. Avnany, May 10—P. M. Receipts by canal within the past 24 hours: —flour, 9,900 bis; ‘corn, 24,200 bushels; oats, 3.200 “The flour market was dull, and transactions light. Corn—Sales of afew thousand bushels roand yellow were made at 60a Glo, Wheat—Sales of 2.200 bushels were made: handsome and prime Genesee, at $1 ‘Whiskey—Sales of 800 bbls. were made at 21 # 21 'sc. Berrano, May 10 1849, Receipts within the past 24 hours:—Flour. 9.000 bar- rels; Wheat, 80.300 bushele; Corn, 27.400 bushels ‘There was no change in flour, and small sales were making at $4(0. Sules of wheat were making at dle. jor good Cleve'and, Ohio, Corn—Sales 10,000 bushels “were made at dic, Theatrical and Musical, Dowxay Tuearne.—* Macbeth’? was performed again fast evening, with the same splendid cast of characters as on Monday evening last, and the large and brilliant audience which witnessed it, were perfectly delightod with the noble manner in which this, the noblest of Shakspeare’s tragedies, was rendered by the talented performers. Mrs, Shaw. as the Lady Macbeth, created ession which cannot easily be effaced; indeed, his admirable actress appears to more ad- vantage in this part than in other she undertakes; though so splendid is her acting always, that one is apt to think the last character she appears in her mblin played the Thane with his usual dis- in his hands it is given with great effect. Macduff played with that same excellence all his personations. Mr. Ryan, the Irish comedian and yoealist. continues nightly to grow in Tavor with the Bowery audi ; he is @ most excellent comedian, full of fan and vivacity. sings a most excel lent song. and dances a capital Irish jig. To-night, the play of * Shylock” is to be acted, Mr, Hamblin will take the part of the Jew: Ryder that of Basswnio; Gil- ‘vert, Antonio; and Mr. Bass (who has been engaged in order to allow of the cast of character in the Shak- sperian series being as perfectly filled as possible.) will play Launcelot Gobbo; Mrs. Shaw will play Portia; Mrs. Walcot, Jessica; Miss Taylor, Nerissa. With such afine cast as this, the play will be performed in the ‘most perfect manner, and will afford « fine treat to the Jovers of the Shaksperian drama. The farce of “ His Last Legs’! will conclude the entertainments, Mr. Ryan playing the part of O'Callaghan. Broapway Turatre.—This season of theatrical rival. ty between the two great chieftains of the histrionic art, Mosers, Forrest and Macready, is attracting large ‘audiences every night they perform, and is a source of teat profit to the managers of the theatres in which they play. Every night, the Broadway theatre is «crowded to its utmost capacity by the friends of Mr. Forrest, to witness the performance of his role of char- acters, in order to make comparisons between him and the great Europian tragedian, Mr. Macready. Last evening, the entertainments commenced with Dr. Bird's tragedy of “ The Gladiator,’ Mr. Forrest appearing in this peculiar character of tho Thracian, Spartacus. In ‘this part, Mr. Forrest may be said to have no equal, as, in his manly form, exhibiting symmetrical proportions above the ordinary east, he looks the character to great advantage, and the impassioned strains, descriptive of tho throes of a heart desirous to be released from the thraldom of slavish domination, received all the power which grent physical ability could impart to them. In the scene where his brother, Phasarius, demands Julia, the niece to Crassus, the rebuke of Spartacus to his bro- ther was a thrilling, effective effort, Again, in the last act, where Phasarius rushes in, almost breathless, and announces the slaughter of the wife and child of Spar- tacus, Mr, Forrest's convulsive throes and expression of horror, in losing all that he held dear on earth. were pictured to the very scene of reality. Dyott, as Phasa- rius, was cxcellent; indeed. his description of his losses in battle, and the horrid massacre of the gladiators, ‘was given with great artistic ability, In fine. all the “ther charactors were well filled, and the play through- out was ably sustained. At the end of the tragedy, there were three cheers for Forrest; and the call for the tragedisn was continued, until he appeared before the ceurtain and bowed his acknowledgments, Then Ma- dam Celeste and Wiethoff danced « grand per de deux, which was executed with much grace and elegance. ‘The evening's amusement concluded with the new farce of © Your Life's in Danger.” Forrest appears to- night as King Lear, when, no doubt, there will be another erowded house. Natiosa:. Tuxatue.—The grand spectacle of the “Enehanter” is enchanting the frequenters of the National, and a yast number of our citizens, who have ‘been constant visitors to the house sinee its produc- tion. It is one of these splendid pieced which are ‘qlways popular with the many, as it is replete with the most splendid scenic effects; and the glittering dresses, beautiful dances, melodious chorusus, agin ficent processions. are indeed worthy of the highest commendation. As a piece of stage splendor, it cannot de surpassed, and the acting of all concerned in it ts also very excellent, In order to give those persons who cannot reach the theatre early enough an opportunity to witness the whole of this splendid spectacle, a popu- lar farce will be acted with it. this evening. The piece geleeted is “ Simpson & Co, one of the most lnughable farces acted. We recommend those who have not yot seen the “ Enchanter,” to take an early opportunity of doing 80, as they will be surprised and delighted at the perfection to which stage magnificence is carrled now- a-days. Burron's Turatne.—The five act comedy of Brough- am, “Romance and Reality,” was again performed last night, and proved to be another triumph for its author, The more the public hear the language of this play, they more they appreciate its elegance and wit, Every character delineated by Brougham has a eculiar kind of humor, a pointe, a piquancy, which are Thstantly discovered, and draw forth laughter and ap- lauso, Mr. Burton, as Asper Manly. is inimitable; Fis irascible temper i# true as nature, and his mimic capital. Mrs. Vernon has given a certain cachet to her part of Barbara, and she has perfectly under- stood, without secing an example of it, the temper, dressing and doing of the “female socialists,” who would do betfer, if, instead of trying men’s garments, they devoted their lives to knitting stockings and look- ing at the pot au feu of their domestic fireside, The other role of the comedy are well sustained, and Messrs, Jobneton, Jordan, and Lynne, deliver their parts in a very clever manner, Each piece of the prologue bi itself is full of sel attique and esprit, and ends wit! brilliancy the excellent literary composition of one of the best actors who ever walked the stage in the Uni- ted States, Mor Exriaxations.—We have received the follow- ing expinvatory statement frem Mr. ©. W Clarke, at present attached to the Astor House theatrical com- any :—* After Mr. Chippendale was refused a hearing, was called for, and be requested me to go before the vourtain and etate to the audience that Mr. Macready had left the theatre; I did so, and being asked bya jortion of tho audience why I was performing with ir. Macready ? I replied. ‘it is my profession; I live by 4t; by it 1 stipport my family.” “Phis was the only re- eponse to the question, | made, ‘Tur Distixs—Aronto Saioon.—The first of two va- ledictory concerts by this accomplished family, was announced last night at the Apolio Saloon, and expe- wieulated still farther to inerease have merited In every country and every society, Where their matchless pertormances ct the allver Sex horn and silver tubas have rendered all competition or imitation superfluous, even the at- tempt, Without recapitulating a programme, selected from the conceptions of the inost emineat ancient and modern composers, requiring, through the medium of instruments—tirst rendered powerful, pliable, and me- Jodions, by the persevering and successful experiments of Mr. Distin—a management apparently uncontroila- ble, it is impossible to regard without surprise the ro- sources which these artixts exe at their command. The “ Stabat Mater’? was ren with @ purity and atace esxential to the music of Rosini, exhib vain desire of mere dieplay, nor any impatie prove the more technically eloborate passages, whieh ‘were delivered with the fluency of intuitive grace. Thon how gay, sparkling and buoyant was the © Keho Hunting Song.’ on two Fre horns, by H & W. Distin—admisably contrasting with the opening pieces of the first part. Then the «Soldier Tired,” by the fathor, leader and instructor of his soas and pupila—a musical display, brought forward for an {idividual and to excite wonder, and which, if not exe- sented with oritical delicacy and clearness, would do- the object for which it was arranged, and the ini- alont by which it was executed —an execution membered—not only for its abstract beauty, but rienced a reception the reputation the to be for the amount of executive power. which it enabled an | individual to manifest. Through the whole of the per- formanees, the rapid changes. the passages, in which it was difficult to say where the sound terminated. the aring and well-suctained shakes, the magical inflex- fons of sound, as the ascending and descending, way’ run with peculiar accuracy.» All these wore partiou- Jars which criticiem could only give an idea of, with. -out approaching the reality, ‘The other features ef the ‘concert we cannot advert to particularly, but the pros gramme was as admirably attractive 4s it was artisti- onlly executed, as the repeated encores and other tri- Dutes of approbation folly testifi Chis evening, wo fear, will terminate with us the enjoyments we have derived from such musical displays, and every encou, ragement should be exercised to render their parting cconcert a further evidence of the musical discri mina- ‘tion of our citizens, especially in thoxe departments of the rcience which can only be duly appreciated in the public concert room. Stans.—Wo havo at aa in this city, a great number of the most eminent artists, who are unem- ployed. Among thore aro Madam Augusta. the unri- fod and accomplished danseuses; M, and Madam Loati, the colebrated vocalixts ; Barney Williams, tho favorite Irish comedian ; Madam Lovarney, and Mr. Stoepel, Inte of the Moravian Voosl Company, aod hearing those artists in their respective departments. Managers, look out for variety. Tauennacte.—Demrsren’s Concert.—This evenin; Mr. Dempster will give one of his delightful vocal tertainments at the Taberuacle, when no doubt, those strangers, now in the city, will patronize such charming entertainment, particularly so as it no way interferes with their religious seruples. The pro- gramme contains = of his most beautiful ballads; among those are the “May Queen,’ When the Night Wind,” “ John Anderson, my Jo, A Home in the Heart,” “The Death of Warren,” and the “Blind Boy.’ Those who have heard Mr. Dempster, require little prompting to hear him aguin. as his plaintive style of singing has made him a generat favorite wherever ho has appeured. Mrs. McLran.—Thia talented actress, who has been t winter, absent from our city, on a pro- in the Southern and Western States, returned a few days ago to New York, andis yet without engagement. We advise the managers to try torceure the services of Mrs. McLean. who possesses the most versatile genius in her profession, and may be very useful to any troupe. Mapam Lovanyey ano Mn, Srorret. late of the Mo- ravian Vocal Company, are now in this city, after a successful Southern tour, Cunisry’s Mixstneis.—These philosophers haye done a tremendous business during the present week, evening their houre has been crowded to overtlowing, and they never were in better voices and spirits, ‘Thoie songs, chorusses. &e., are given with the best effect, and their performances as banjo players, dancers, &., are not to be surpassed, Their “ Voyage Musicale” continues to be as much appreciated as ever, as also thelr celebrated “ Cowbellogian” buslesque, They give a grand programme to-night. Curvese Museum.—Missionaries are almost daily de- spatched to China, and we should think that it must be a considerable drawback to their usefulness, having to spend so much time as they must,to learn the man- nerd and customs of this, singular people Now a visit to the Museum at present exhibiting here, would give them a full insight into these things, previous to s art- ing. As amatter of utility in such cases, and as @ most interesting exhsbition generally, we recommend this Mureum to the public. New Orurans Serenanens.—Tho admiraolo singing of these eerenaders has acquired for them most envia- blo reputation throughout the Union; here in New York they are most especial favorites, and during the long period ,they have been among us they have ac- quired a vast number of patrons among our most re- spectable and intelligent citizens. At the close of the present week, they will leave New York for a short time, to fulfill engagements elsewhere. Those who wish to hear them had better do so at onc Vorrtanpen’s Micrscossc Virws are attracting much attention from all our citizens, A more beauti- ful exhibition can scarcely bo imagined. and the many Leautitul views of scenery in various parts of the world, portraits of distinguished characters, &c., not forget- Hing the wonderful Kaleidiscope, are well worth seeing yy all. Insaxity or Rossix1.—We regret to learn from the Boston Advertiser, that Rossini, the most popular of living composers, is stated, in private letters from Italy to Paris, to have become insane, He had not been able to bear up against the shock of political events. Persecuted as a moderate, by a revolutionary faction who were exasperated at the ruin of their cause—hay- ing escaped miraculously from a furious band who had come to kill him, and who not having found him, had shot him in effigy—Rossini only preserved his life; and his great mind has been shattered by such terrible emotion. Great compssers would seem to be especially liable to these attacks of mental derangement. Morart, Donizetti, and now Rossini, are on the list of ilustri- ous victims, Macready, in a letter to a gentleman in Boston, says he will leave New York for Kurope on the 6th of next month, Mr, Henri Herz and his incomparable singers Signo- rina Truff, Signor Benedetti and Signor Rosi, and that pocrloes violinist, Mr, Cowen, were to give a concert in Norfolk, Va., on the 7th inst, Miss Julia Dean has been highly successful in Nor- folk, Va. Yankee Hill and his capital “illustrations” of Yankee character, are not forgotten in Albany. Mrs. Fanny Kemble Butler is in Rochester. The Double Shoot. The next double sheet will be published on Tuesday morning next. Anniversaries for 1849, Frivay, Mav 11. American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis- sions—Tabernaclo, 10 A. M. American and Foreign Bible Soclety—Oliver stroot Baptist Church, 10 A. M. Children from Randall's Island—Tabernacle, 7 P. M. Sunpay, Mar 13, American and Foreign Sabbath Jnion—at Dr. Potts’s Church, Fifth avenue, Sermon by Dr. Sprague Teas, Sugars, Girocerics, &e.—We would gall the attention of Grocers, Hotel and Boarding House Keepers, to the Inrge and well’ sclocted stock of Teas, Cof- fees, Sugars, Groceries, &e., all of which js offered at tho lowest market prices, wholesale and retail, by J. 0. Fowler. All goods warranted’ to giv faction, His stores are Nos. ‘250 and 428 Greenwich, and 76 Vesey, and corner Grand and Clinton streets. Gr€at! Greater! Greatest!—The Scorpion isa great paper ; greater this weok than ever, containing the greatest exposure of modern days, the Causo ef the Out+ Tageous Emeute at the Astor Place Opera House, an way it stings the Gambiers, Libertines, Villains, 9 critex is a caution. Office 33 Ann strect. For the contents, ace advertisement in another column. Wetook a stroll through Espenschield’s Mat Factory yesterday, and for the first time witnessed tho modus operandi of Hat Making. Hisestablishment is @ mo- del one for industry and system, No idle time and waste there, for, as Espenschied says, to sell best Hats for $3.50, ro= quires economy in both, Children’s Costumes, Elegant Straw Hats —Many novelties have bern brought out this Spring, but none more novel, graceful or recherche than the now stylosof chil- dren's Summer Hats, introduced by Banta, 94 Canal street. His unrivalled assortment is admitted to be the best to be found in any store in this city. The Cheapest and Best place in this city to gota fashionable Moleskin or Nutria Fur Hat, is at Bant MCanal street. First quality Moloskin or Natria Hats, $3 50 second do., $3; short nupt Silk Hats, $2 50. To the Clergy.—The general Satisfaction expressed by the large body of the Clergy who have for years atronized the famous Hat Depot of Knox, 128 Fulton sireet, induces him to invite the attention of ministers of all denomi. nations, visiting the city during Anniversary week, to his elegant assortment of Hats, which are universally acknow- Jedged to be of the most durable manufacture, and of the very best materials. Gold Pens and Watches.—The Richelieu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, warranted to wear five yours, in beautiful Gold and Silver Cases, with a choice sclection of fine Gold and Silver Watches.’ Manufactured and sold wholesale or ret: by J. Y. SAVAGE, 92 Fulton street. Ex-Governor 2g of the Boot and Shoe trade, is still to be found at his establishmont, corner of Ful- ton nnd Nassau streets, where he offers great Inducemonts in Als ling. Fine French calf Baste, $4 bo; alf, $3 50; patont leather Boots, Gaiters, Shoes, Slippors, &c. THE DOCTOR. Dr. Thos. F. Rochester ite of Bellevue Hospital), having taken the office, No. 630 Houston street, fi vocupled by Dr. Moore Hoit, offers his professional sorvice to his friends and the public. ‘Wigs and Toupees—Batchelor’s Wig Manus factory, at, No. « Wall streot, is, we Deliove, the only ono in the city where the Wig business is carried on exclusively, Allknow that practice makes perfect. His newly invented, an a Silver Medal at the Fair of the Americaa In- stitute. Liquid Hair Dye, to color Hair or Whis- kers tho moment it is applied, without the least injury. It consists of two liquids, free from unpleasant odor, applied directly after each other, and can be washed immodiately, without disturbing the color. For tale, or applied, at Batch- clor's Wig Factory, No. 4 Wall st. ne COMMERCIAL APFAIBS, MONEY MARKET. Thursday, May 10—6P. 1. We have nothing new to record relative to the stook market; prices remain without any material alteration, and everthing in Wall street is dull and inactive, With such an easy money market this is something unusual, There must be a change of somo sort before the Lapse of manyfdays. Our next advices from Europe may create & movement one way or the other, The arrival of the Crescent City from Chagres, with later accounts from California, may give an impulse to,the stock market, and enable the bulls to get up prices for the fancies, so that they can relieve thomselves of a portion of the supply they haveon hard. The variations in quota- tions {to-day were only about one-cighth per cent,, but tho tendency was upward, and holders appear to be firm, The steady influx of specie, is placing the banks in a very strong position, and if money vecomes as plonty and as cheap as anticipated, there must be a speculative movement in the fancies, even if it does not come along until the middie of July, when the thermometer ranges among the nine- ties, It is the impression among many operators, that, if a speculative movement in stocks does not take placo before warm weather sots in, tho season is past, and they must wait until fall business commences; but thie fverronvous; we have known an enormous inflation in-prices in the middle of what is called the dull sea- fon, and we have also known of speculative movements to somo extent during o great scarcity of moncy and high rate of interest, It is impossible to tell anything about the movements of stock speculators in Wall street, only from day to day. We havo known stooks to fall on the receipt of the rost favorable intelligence from Europe, and riso upon the receipt of advices whioh were considered highly discouraging. Things so fre- quently go by contruries among the bulls and bears, that outsiders generally get the worst of any operations they have with either the one ortho other. Outsiders almost invariably are purchasers of the fancies for a rise, in- stead of being ellors for a fall; and it is the objeot of the proforsional epeculator to saddle the outsiders with all the stock they can possibly carry, or rather with more than they can carry for any length of time, so that they ‘will be compelled to sell at any depreciation which may be produced. This game the outsiders have discovered; or, in other words, they have got used to the play of the brokers, and are not so easily caught aa heretofore. The consequence is, that now the brokers have to carry the fancies, and the outsiders can only be induced to purchase at the most reduced prices. Most of the fancies are now in the hands of the Wall street brokers, and they are striving hard to draw in specu- lators, 80 as to relieve them of part of the burden. Fortunately. prices are low, and It'does not, therefore, take so much money to carry them, and the bulls are better able to keep their stocks out of the market when money is abundant. In view of this state of things, the prospect is de- cidedly in favor of an improvement in the stock mar- ket; but in spite of all this, it would not suprise us to see a further depreciation, and a continuation of the fame dull, inactive, market, realized during the past and Present week. The brokers cannot live long on each other. It is about as difficult to account for the milk in the cocoa nut, as it is to tell how some of the Wall street brokers continue to live so long, and apparently 80 well, on each other. ‘The steamship Hibernia is fully due at Halifax, from Liverpool. Her advices will be one week later, and of some importance, Parties here are anxious to learn the effect, in London, of the accounts taken out by the Canada, in relation to government securities, It is anticipated that an improvement in quotations for United States 6s would be realized in London, upon the receipt of intelligence from this side, of the great im- provement in our markets. A rise of one or two per cent. for United States 6s, abroad, would have a better effect upon financial affairs in this country, than the importation of millions of specie, The good effect would be more permanent, and our capitalists relieved of & large amount of stocks, at profitable prices, ‘The receipts of the Stonington Railroad Company for the months of March and April, 1849, were $34,666 36, against $28,595 87 for tho corresponding months last year, showing an increase of $6,070 99, equal to about 22 per cent. This is very good, if correct; but, unfortu- nately, the public do not believe in these statements, Stockholders ray they are continually hearing of in- creased receipts, but they never realize any of the be- nefits of them. There is a great deal of truth in that remark. The earnings of the Central Railroad for the month of April, 1848 and ’49, were as annexed ;— Centrav Rai-noan—Gronara. April. 1848, “April, 1849, Up freight ++ $8,288 21 16,118 49 Down do.... ++ 15,103 50 37.871 22 Up passage + 8,083 70 2844 16 Down do 2.298 98 2.738 03 Mails... . 1,600 00 1,600 00 Totals. .... $61,171 90 April, 1848... Increase April, 1849.0 0.000002000010 2 1930007 51 Thisis an increase of more than one hundred per cent on the aggregate, while the increase in some of the items of income i# much larger. The earnings of the Macon and Western Railroad for the month of April, 1849, were $15,437 36, against $8,- 926 88. for the corresponding month last year, showing an increase of $6,510 48, equal to seventy-two pir cont. The New Brunswick Fire Insurance Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of four per cent. The tolls received at the collector's office at New Hope, on the Delaware division of tho Pennsylvania Canals, from January 1st to May Ist, amount to $2,- 920 82, being an excess of $1,143 80, over the receipts for same period last year, The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the Bank of Virginia and branches on the Ist day of April, in each of the past two years:— Banx or Vinainta axp Brancites. April 1, 1848, Aprit 1, 1849. Outstanding debt... ... 254 39 4.761.612 98 $4.472.661 39 WANTs, AAA et RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, OF GOO! E38, A wishes to article hii rang - 5 ‘one or two yoars, to th Dry Goods business, Would roceive a knowlndye of tusinees or, ay payment, Please addross R. P.M. Clerk, this pap: x 8. YOUNG MAN WHO HAS SERVED FIVE YEARS TO ‘an Architect, and who is well acquainted with building, in all its branches, is desirous of an engagement as Clerk of works, Is wel! recommended, and would go to any part of the Union, Address ”, G., Herald office, RUG CLERK. YOUNG M Frenob, desires situation in & Drug t the office of this paper. cP FORMATION WANTED.—WANTED TO FIND TIE whereabouts of Thomas Scarlett, a Printer, who came to this city from Mobile, Alabama, in the latter part of the year 1Si4; he is a native of the city of Armagh, Irland, Any ine formation concerning him, will be most thankfully rocelved, Please address DAVID ANDREW SCARLETT, Buclington, Vermont, bil will please copy. _ PEAKS . Address ¥. | OWERY THEA’ 1840, will be acted Shakspoarian MERCHANT OF VENICE—Shylock, Mr. Mr. Ryder; Duke of Vonice, Mr. Di Launcelot Gob! s. Bi oot. —Doors t 6 Circle, es Bit and ks Boxes, Se. rs. + eurtain will rise ‘ass; Lorenzo, Mr. Jamios Dun J M is, Mrs. 744 o'dlock. Dress many present theatrical AMUSEMENTS. FRIDAY ipemaeca May i, | 20- i 1 ROADWAY THRATRE—E. A. Piny tiyted THE B prictor.—Friday E May fe Abe iit ieee nik; Antopeegee~ | Shakipears's eraedy, in Sve acts of KING LBAR—King 9 ot Ven Me Mr. Forrest; Duke of Burgundy, Mr. Moorhouse; ‘ornwall, Mr. kent Mr, Reynolds; Duke of ‘Albany, Mr. Grace; leDouall; Earl of Gloster, sthews; K WANTED—A FEW SITARES AME- ug Company's California adventure stock, Ff. CUNNINGHAM, 17 Wall etreet, TION {WANTED—BY A YOUNG ‘iter in a private family or eating house, or as’ 9 er in wm store, F: recommendations. Address GE WEST, No. 104 West street. ‘E DEM SELLE FRANCAISE, PARLANT AN- glais ot Frangais correetement, désite trouver tne plaoo comme Femme de Chambre, on comme Bouno d' Enfants, dans une famille respectable. Eile sait Coudro, Coiffer ot Ropasser le Linge Fin. - Ello voyagerait, n'a aucune objection do se rendre utile,” S'addresser Ml. B., No. 36 Great Jones street, dans le corridor. ANTED—BY A FRENCH GIRL, tho English language and the Fre tuation as Chambormaid, or Childrens’ ‘ ° able family. She understands sowing, fino ironing, and hair dressing. ‘No objection to travel, and make herself generally useful. Addross M. P., No. 35 Great Jonos' st., in the rear, ANTED—A FIRST CLASS SHIP TO LOAD IN.— ‘Wanted, a first class ship or bark, to sucoved the bark Tecumseh, and load in the line for San Francisco, Immediate despatch given. Apply to JOHN COLLINS, Jr., Te South strect, up stairs, Ne B,—A lot of fifty new Water Casks for sale, "Apply as above. WVANTED—$12,000, to $15,000 ON BOND AND MORT- gage on first class city property worth double tho ow rented for over twenty-five hundred dollars. Vilson, No. 1 Nassau street. ANTED—-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Chambermaid, or Childrer Nurse, or neral housework; good city reference. Apply at 233 GE WHO SPEAKS h correctly, a si= Nurse, in a respect~ for Walker street. TED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, asituation as Laund Jhambermaid; best of city W reference. Please call at No. 40 Franisfort street, 2d floor, front room; can be seen for t if notengnuod. ANTED—TO LEARN THE STONE CUTTING BUSI- ST ness, by n strong, healthy lad, 17 years of ao, of indus trious habit# and good morals, Inquire for Michael, in the rear of No, 4 Great Jonos street. ANTED—A SITU as Chombermaid self generally useful. the rear, on the Ist flo ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation to do general housework, or to cook, wash, andiron. Best city referonce can be given, May be soon at 206 Elizabeth street, in rear. Glees, Keo. had at the rine Musical ‘and a Dra Pianist, Mr. open wt 7, concert to commence at 8 o'c ECHANICS' HALL, NO.472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN Grand and Broome streets. d Monday, April’, oricinal and Wiley. ck. ‘Tickets I music stor ager. four more entertal this week, vin :~- commencing at 8 P.M, for the accor particulars, see bill dren accompanied b Thursda, 4 at the hall of the above b Friday and Saturday o'clock, and on Saturday afvern mmodation of fami sof the day. Adimi hy their parents, half m ‘Tickets 50 cents cach, Corhyn and Martini, st., New Yo ildren. cents; chil HANFRAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM URTON'S THEATRE, © treot—-Friday evening, May Ii, will be acted SIMPSON Evening, May 11.18, will we Vee the nese eae Me Simpson." fes WB, Ch Mr. Bromley, | hy Brousbats of Dicken’ novel dt HOMERS SON We Tilton; Foster, Mr. Wilson; Mrs. Simpson, Mra. Woodwar mabey: Mr. Lynne; Mr. Carker, Mr. G, Jordan; Major Joe o conclude with the drama of the ENCHANTER—Bohe- | Bagstook, Mr. Broughain; Wr. Tooen, My. Rag sp mond, Mr. Chanfran; Raymond, Mr. Herbert: Conrade, Mr. | Cuttle, Mr. Burton; Jack Bunshy, Me. Bromehen a Dawes; Amanry, My. our; M: ter; San | A. Knight; Florence Dombey, Miss Hil; Mrs. Skewt: Serro, ‘Mr. Hamilton; Baudoin, Mr. Rofonthal; St. Elbert, | Vernon; Susan Nipper, Mrs." Brougham, “To. coneled Goods Teoult, Mrs. Isherwood; Bertha, Miss Smith; | the last new burlesque of MERIC NANNY—tare Nesey Almea, Woodward. Boxes. 25 cents; Pit, 12)5 eonts, | Warden; Dan Silver, Mr. Rea; Nell Wira, Miss Chapman. Doors open at 75; performance to commence at o'clock. D +5 Cirle, 60 cen Family Circle, 25 0; Private Boxes, $3. — Dor ‘clock, MERICAN MUSEUM—P. T. BARNUM, M ‘and Proprietor; J. lear eases the oldest. Every day and company in the worl rmonise negro melod: in the afternoon at 3, and @ before8 The Manas and originstors of the present popular style of Ethiep! gebsee rt rated fF Giant and Giantess Entortainmente, whose success in this city, during the past | they may be sven at all hours, day or evening, with that di three years, is mont conclusive evidence of their superior | minutive specimen of humanity, Ti fairy Q: merit and attractivoness. | The Company consists of ton per | The celebrated Martinetti Family have been ion of E. P. Christy. “Doors open | appear at each entortainment, with Monsieur Yl t eight o'clock. “An Afternoon | wonderful Gymnastic Performances, laughable Panto Cones ry Saturday, commencing at threo o'clock, P. M. ir Also engaged, Great Western, tho Yankee Comedia HE, DISTINS IN NEW YORK, AT THE APOLLO | Mise Week Mia tee eee ite ae ae neds Saloon, on Thursday and Friday ‘uoxt,—Mr. Distin and | Brothors.” Splendid painting of the Revolution in France: his Sons, respoctfully announce two grand Concorts, as above, | Wax Scripture. Stat Wax reprosontations of the Sime on, Thuraday and Friday evenings, th 10th and Lith meso Twing., Madame Rockwell, the fortune- d= ey will por! on their silver Sax Horns, anadmired | mission : Jenny Lind. tho solo All is | “itsiot 26 tex children under 1b yoars, 1236 ot8, solo on tho trumpet, * The Soldior ’ fired, “Keho Hunting, Duct” on two French onnor will sing © The Last Rose of Summer,” and with Misa Distin and the Brothors a“ Gleo,” without accompanimont, and several now Songs, Duc Door may bo ir dues, will be ___JOUN BROUGHAM, Secretary. UF GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 6399 BROADWAY between Spring and Prince streets, and mly one im great number of life « order, ill give 1 classes; several hundrod Chinese Painting building, | Apartments in Houses, Stores and Veasols; Modole of Pagodas venings: | Temples and Bridges: specimens of Chinosa Manufactures, oon atd | their Agricultural and’ Mechanical Tmploments, Instruments: For | of Music, Lanterns, &e. &e. Open fvom nine A.M. till ton Pe M., daily. Adumittance, 25 cents; children under twalve, halé priv HILMARMONE Lucia—Mr. Disti Night's Dream; “Hummels Septet tickets may be obta’ or from the Secreta Burlesque Op Society Library Roi and harmonize Ethi day afternoon, at 3 Fourth and last Con turday evening, May way, Part Ist, Lachner's in & Si r Grand Scenas from opular Choruses from the’ Euchantross. joors open at 7; Concert at So'vlock. Convert every Satur- iC SOCTETY t th , ISH ‘others ined at Si "JOUN HE NEW ORLEANS SERENADERS, AND ORIGINAL jera Company—Open Every Nigh oms, corner of Broadway and Tho oldest company in existence, and the first to introduce iopian Melodies. The programme e1 orma, Linda, Lucresia Borgia, o'clock. or elit £& Luis Music Store Admittance 25 cts, ‘npreeodented Attraction 7 Dolineator of Irish Character, of the Thoa~ , Drury Lane and Covent , London; Miss Fanny Fraizior, the beautiful aud colobrated Vo from the {tatian Opera House, London, who will siug her mose favorite Songy—Commencing’ on Monday evening, May Tthy and continued every evening thia week, with popular Irish ntertainments, entitled MIRTH AND MELODY OF THE ER ALD ISL E—interspersed with original Songs, Skatoh Doors open at 744; tocommence at, ‘Tiokoted5 ota. tof the weather nenton & IGTLANDER’S MICROCOSMIC VIEWS, AT THR New Arsombly Rooms, Chinose Museum, Sit Brondway —The exhibition of these novel and wonderful Piotures wi pen at the Chineso Museum, ou Monday evening, May 7.— They consist of several hundred paintings on fees by the most eminent artists, re’ ed through thirteen-inch achro= matio lensas, Upon a transparent sereen, thirty fect wide— thy, the o R or Distin; Extra mbraces and the ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘@ situation to do cooking, washing and ironing, in ® small privato family, ‘The best of city reference given. Please at No. ion Court, University Place, betwoen Eleventh and Twolfth strects, "Can be seen for two days, went A ECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation aa Chamberiaid, and to assist in washing and ironiny give tho best of co! reference. Apply at No. Jecti ea 7 Ist avenue, corner of 13th street; has no ob- jon togo @short distance in the country; can be seen for ‘two day: ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘asituation as Cook, Washer and Troner; can give good city or country reference. Please inquire at 607 Greenwich street, up stairs, ANITED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE Young woman, ts Cook in a private family, and to assist in the washing and {ronings can give good cit can be seen for two days, if net suited, at 506 near the corner of Mott street, in the bakery WANTEDSA, SITUATION, By A. N tious Girl, «f Eightoon—Sho unde Lerwork or waitiny; has minded children, do plain sewing. Would have no objection to do the Washing and ironing for a small family. Sho ia well Fecommended from her last employers, ‘with whom sho lived two years, Please call at Oi) Fourth atreet, between Avenuo A’and 3, Can bo soon for two days, ANTED.—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A situation to travel with a gentleman either by land or sea; would haveno objection to travel with an invalid. Most Sespectable veferonces given. Address box 8. V. H., at this office, ANTED.—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, asChambermaid and Seamatross, and Lady's Maids ‘She understands cutting and fitting Indios and childrens dresses, and perfectly understands doing up fine musing. Can give the bost of city reference. Please apply at 18 Twelfth street, corner of University Place. Can be heard of until engaged. reference, and ouston street, Real estate, . 174.735 28” "174.648 82 Sterling bonds. 22.693 51 3.733 33 Stocks..... 153.420 00 157.968 00 Specie ...s:.-.+- c++ ++ 806,918 46 732,482 66 Due from, and notes ‘of, otherbanks........... 81863247 838,282 42 Defulcation at Lynehburg.. 94,467 70 93.710 40 Balances, intransitn,..... 14521 67 - Total. seve ene oo $6346,907 05 $5.07 Capital stock. . «+ $2,550,870 00 $2,550,870 00 Profit and loss...» . 151,916 60 179,643 28 Discounts, interest, &e expenses... 69818 35 65.680 18 Circulation. <1. 2,089,963 31 1,921,517 33 Due to other banks. 173,998 04 Deposite money. . . Balances, in transit Total... ...... 4+... + «$6,846,007 05 $5,073,490 02 Of the outstanding debt, there is esti- mated as bad. . : $3.325 77 And as doubtful, . 0.0... ssc eee ses ees 68,094 08 Amount of exchange furnished by the bank and branches, (except Charleston.) in checks on other States, for the quar- ter ending Ist April, 1849... ... 1,439,234 80 Amount that has accrued for pr MiakOOEN' SEs Care KU Tui cNEat Ateray OOTHTB ‘The most important variations have been in the line of discounts and deposites, and the decrease in these departments comptises most of the reduction in tho aggregate movement during the past year. There has been no alteration of consequence in the items of specie or circulation. The amount of specie on hand to paper promises to pay in circulation, is in the proportion of one te two-and-a-half. The circulation of these banks is almost entirely bills of large denomination, tens and upwards, more than one-half of the aggregate being twenties and above, ‘The Exchange Bank of Virginia, according to off. clal returns, presents the annexed comparative condi- tion on the 31st of March, 1848 and 1849;— Excnance Banx or Virnarnta, 1848. Assets. ; 1849, + «$2,767,370 92 $2,700,304 84 109.636 24 Loans to individuals, &e Foreign Bills of Exe’hge. 89,389 10 Virginia State Stoc 200,000 00 154,600 00 Farmer's Bank Stoc 1,740 00 949 00 Be, from other Banks, vin i— In account current. . +» 26,090 27 In notes of Virginia Banks 61,505 00 In notes of other Banks. 86,494 60 Suspended debt at Pete: bevy | . . _ Real Estate... 96.411 69 Specie... . see 314,070 66 Resulting balance of trans- actions yet in transitu, Bank and branches. . 9,057 40 Total. «4.4405 ++ + «$3,672,376 17 $3,590,195 61 Liabititie 1848, 1849 Capital stock $1,808.20 00 $1,826,300 00 Circulation . ... 240 00 "787,821 00 Due to other Bai count current. . 207.785 89 176.709 72 Deposits.......5 668.107 24 640.524 21 Excess of assets... ....+. 157,043 04 158.840 08 Total. . 0.4.4 ++++ $3,672,376 17 $3,500,195 61 ‘There is a uniformity of movement exhibited in this statement, which is highly commendable. There has been ‘a corresponding relation in the leading dopart- ments, This bank has about the usual proportion of specie on hand to paper in circulation, oxhibited by | other institutions in Virginia, and wo sce nothing in tho returns showing any deviation from the legitimate line of busine: Stock Exchange. Ls by U.S. 6's, 1362, 109 12 she Ohio Life & Tr, 88 0 do 100) 2 do. Oy 24000 do ‘67 100 Morris Canal 2000 U, $ 5's, 1855, wD lo core 150 Canton Co Scrip 2% 4510 Now York 6, Ob Canton Co 62) Si 500 Ohio 6's, "HD do bate 1500 di 10 do Bag 1000 Ohio 6's, 1860, 113 Erie RR, now, full 6245 2000 Kentucky 6'4 10 do 6255 100) Ind State 5 oA do oldstook 61 2000 Pennsylvania 5 2) Long Island RR 2353 6000 Ind Dollar Bas > 100 Harlem DS af ops ed 1000 Reading Konda q do ope Sir, 2000 City 5's, 6 100 do Cis 5H 2000 Reading Mig Dds G3 900 Reading RR 4 1000 Erie Bonds, 7's, Mi —_ 100 do 10Sehs Phonix Bank’ 86g «do 100 Farmers’ Trust 36 wo do 100 do Boba SECOND BOARD. $10000 Treas Notes, 63 108) 49 ahs Firomen’s Int had 2400 U 8 6's “07, nn DNV GashightCo 122 200 0, Mas 5 100 Morris Canal U7 1000 Erie B'ds 7's, #1 00) 10 Mech's Bank'g Ase 8 Erie pew full 62%, 15 do do By do p24 250 Roadiag RK a B® _ do old 62 100 Harlom RR oy 2H tha NY&N Haven 9 ADVERTISEMENTS RENBWED EVERY DAY. TRAV LES’ Gi ARE REDUCED TO $4. -REGULAR U. 8, MAIL Boston, Naxhua and Lowell, via Norwich and road, from Pier No. 14, N. it., foot o #.—Stoamors of this ling, (Knickerbocker and We Hi leave Pior No. 13, N. R., foor of Courtland daily, Sunday excepted, at Do'ciock, P.M. instead ot . Ty ae heretofore. Passenger froight for Che Tine being the oliapest fy ltoston, Lowell, Ne Hampshire. LEAVE NEW YORK AT Tonve Veaderbil’s Landing nt RR look. 1AL NOTICKS. N JOMUNSTON, OF DENDER, WHO Scotland, in the ye 1M: 163 Cedar stroet, she will wns. WD Jed fre Greenock, Wm. Wallace's, EW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMVANY.— Notice—The annual election for thirteen Direovors of Company will take place at their office, No. 2 Hanover at con twcsday. Mei ‘16, IMP, between the hours of 13 M. and 3 Pia The ‘Transfer Becks wiilby chore from FoR, wo eh “s iuelvoive. By order of the Roard of Direetors, ascii abl Tere R KYLE, dtm Secrecy. N ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as Chambermaid, and to assist in washing ironing. Can give the most unexceptionable city refer~ ence; has no objection to gow short distance in the country. To be scen for two days at the residence of her late employer, 45 Warren st, _REWARDS. $100 REWARR TAKEN Row hie DOOR OF the subscribers, on Thursday after all ¢: containing 5 pieces black satin Vi Nichols, Fierce & Co., Boston. paid for the resovery part of them, 2() REWARD—LOST, ON MONDAY, 4 DIAMOND Breast Pin, single stonc, The finder will reovive the above reward, by leaving it at the office of the Frankl . ‘The above of the goods, or in RENARD & C1 SPORTING. ANN ONS LN~TCOOT CONN Ue. COURSE, IL, I.--TROTTING--ON TUESDAY, May 15th, at 3 o'clock, will come off » mateh for $1,000, two miles and repeat, to har Jacob Somerindyke names mn. Lady Emma; James Whelply names b. g. Thomas Hyer. Famedintely after, a mateh for two miles and repeat, to wagons. James Whelply names b.¢. Manhattan, to 250 1b. Wagon; M. D. Greene naines s. m. Linda, to skuleton wagon. The cars will leave South Freres 234 o'clock, and return ag soon as the sports are over. . D. GREENE, Proprietor. i ARLEM PARK TROTTING WILL COME OFF THIS day, at 3o'clock.--Purse of $25, mile heats, 3 in 5, to harness, free for all horses that never won a purse over $30. W. Garland enters b.m. Rosalie; R. Tuttle onters b.g. Ken— W. Fonner cuters s.10, y yoy Co Nn NER, ry cnters bg. Proprietor. HOTELS. HILADELPHIA HOUSE—CARPETI Oileloths.—The immense warerooms of Carpet Hall can vie with any stock in the Union for price, fLopeg or design of Axminster, Tapestry, Brussels, Imperial, Ingrain and Vene- or, Table and Wagon Oil Cloth; Window jattings and Mut Rugs, Re, Kos for cash or oft with interest added. With much successful n importer and manufacturer, for the last twenty years, undersigned still solicits from the merchant and housekeeper a cont uation of the favors so liberally awarded to the Old House, Carpet Hall, 18 and 20 North Se- cond street, below Christ Church, J. SIDNEY JONES. ERCHBANTS’ HOTEL, FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN ‘Arch and Market, Philadelphia. Tho proprictershi and management of this well known hotel, (which is locate in the very centre of business,) having this day passed into the hands of the subscribors, they 8, MATTINGS, tian Carpets; Flo Shades, bog leave to state that the liberal it ia their purpose to render it worth; atronage with which it has been heretofor ed, and hope, P4 unremitting attention, to deserve tl tronage of thei or pleasure, friends, who may visit the city on businos & J. Me! BIN, Formerly of the Exchango Hotel, Pittsburgh. ~ BOARDING, ¢ OF THE TENTI nd street, where she is now r y for the reception ri leo, farnil ished parlors, to geu- —A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE accommodated with a pleasant unfurnished room, with board, by applying at 66 Allen strect. JURNISHED WITH BREAKFAST AND TEA, ‘ few gontl moat e, oeenpiedl bY api Apply at 17 Howard st NE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM! dated with furnished Rooms, Breakfast, and Tea, with Dinners on Sunday, ina quiet family, where no other boarders willbe taken, Reference wisl be required, Apply 189 Spring street. —_ Roos N HAVE beautiful front Room, ward, furnished or hot, with a gentecl private family. Location in Houston st. near St. Thomas Church. Address 8. Herald Office. ft iy —TWO OR THREE GENTL with INSURANCES, PEGE OF THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. 67 Wall street, Now York, Sth May, 1819—The Presi= dent and Directors of tho National Fire [neurance Company, have this day doviared @ dividend of fivo per cont, payable to the stockloldors, on and after tho 11th instant. By order of the Board of Directors, W. C. KELLOGG, Secrotary. FFICK @F NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., 67 IN stroct, New York, Sth May, 131 + the Annual Eloction, held this day, the follow ntlemen wore elected ore for the "Wi thomner Jo Androw D. Molick, Ww i James Henry H. Ward, John Hf Martin Hofman, Puilip Burrows, And at ® subsequ a, Thomas W Thorne was unen MISCELLANEUUS, Nog ss ARTIST HAVING AN UNOCCUPIED Room, would like to take a Pupil for #ix mont year, To one desiri yrough knowledge of Painting, in Allits branches, this 14a good opportunity. Also, « well far- nished, asry bed pleasantly located, to let, to a single gentlesnan, way od. Address Comfort, Broad~ st. Dy til 16th June inclusive, 50 cents. SELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.—THR rp BE vs exhibition of Paintings by artists of the above school will be open day (Sundays excepted), from 10 o'clock M ‘at the large room over the halt of the in Broadway, botweon Spring and Princo strects. Admission, 2 cents. Season tickots, une Catalogu: 124 conta, ombracing scenes in Italy, the Alps, Germany, Spain, Portus ¥ d China, Afrioa, and all parts of’ the old American Views, including Greenw: eri York Bay, ho. u Sinve, portraits of Washington, and an entirely, new and magniticent spectacte Kal The beauty wud magnificence of those views, ately deseribod in’ words, Parquet tickets will bo exhibited Jolescum, 450 Bi lady and gent! open at 74 o'clock XHIBITION OF THE LARGE AND SMALL STEAM Balloons in full, operation, with appropriate Leetures, jaturday, at the ) to admit a ingle tickets 25 conta, gle tickets 25 and Thursday, Frida, front 5 ets mmence at 8 o'clock. tors. t FRENCH & HEISER, | dl Femts in be secured during the day from 9 to@ application at the Mall, Admission to all ot | Parts of thie house, 2 cents, “Exhibition to commence at 7 o'clock. WALMALLA, 86 CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD- ho now and beantiful illustrated Tableaux Vi~ vans, from pictures taken from ancient and modern history, Doors ASTLE GARDEN.—THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN | and personitied most classically, continue to attract the ua- Summer resort can now be engaged for evening amuse | di. n of a discriminating audience. ‘The Female ts during the ‘or further partioulars, | Serena Singing, Dancing, and Feats by the Female Acro terms, appl sho premises, or by lotteg | bats, render this & charming scene of amusement, at the ut paid} direo 1 price of admission: Lo the boxes, 25 cents, orchestra, hy vente, MPORTANT TO Just published, the Trav work embellished for mal co the sexual organs. Rich besides the followin race its columns: ci r th eighteen lithographic plates. description of all diseases of the genito-urinary organs, their symptoms and best mode of cure, together with recipos Xing the various preparations used in their treatments $1. For wale by N ) Aun street, where he may be consulted on Parade; Movements of AAA OR HAVRE.—THE SUPERIOR COPPERED AND oer wr fastencd French bark Armantine, Capt. Eetsbo. For frelght or passage apply to UBL TRAVE! is tho most y the author, at his offic HE SCORPION, OF THIS WEEK, IS ONE OF THE ho ht But richer still is th iddleto; je i BOYD & HL No.2 (now 3 all diseases of tigation n= is the Corre~ Blacklogs; More of the Results of CKEN, BY AUCTION. EE'S SALE THIS DAY AT na II Spruce street, com- Merchant Tailors Stock, Table jad Gontlomen's Dresses, any ondid English Lover Watched, uns, Cutlery, &c. The most interesting ason, Will iake place on Saturday, a THOS. BELL, Auctions . G. CARRINGTON, AUC= y—Hardware, Catl Tailo and Pocket Cub. ob S. Platt will well, this perfect being | quantity of eu hy the best mal firrniture eale of th ahov cd Jew ery, Japaned Tea Trays, day, at 10 0’ moat interesting aud original papors ever issuod—con= Kk, as above, one cask assorted Shef— taining the beautiful ‘Translation from the an, Dumb | field edge tools, the part of the gument, in lots to suis Love"; continuation of ** Wild Oats,” or Amonrs of & Qual porchascrs, consisting of CS. Viner and Socket Chisels, do. Names of Visiters of Gambling Honses; Mysteries of New | Gouges, do. Planc trons, Plough Bitty Drawing Knives, York, by Don Juan; Tho Discracoful Riot at the Astor Place | Hrace ‘and’ Bitts, Mortice Chisels, thin and long P i and and Back Saws, we. Also, paton’ ‘Glue Pots, 1,000 gross American and Parliament Iyo1 Rakes, Cut Tac! lis, Files, Rag Assortment of handsome assortment of Powder , brass Candlesticks, short hisels, C wn, Ct. Gambling; Local Sketches; Paltry’ Revenge; Very Flasks, Curry Combs, ippl Shocking Female Depravit; ‘ew York Working Girl handle Fry “Pans, &¢. Also, wt ‘clock, for aecount of rest; Another Attempt to Muzzle Us; Odd Whom it may concern, for cash, 2 fino 18 carat cased gold ASix-Pounder; Fire Department; Murd Watehes, 1 silver do., 6 gold’ Pencils, 10 dozen diamond ciation; The Slung SI ointed gold Pons, with silvor Holders, tine, yuality. | Alva, Trinity Church U0 lots Jewelry, city made, vi ns, Brooches, yman Defau and last, The Pross vs. Ned Buntline. | Rings, Bracelets. Ear Rings and Drops, Chains, Koys, Shire Row, if you want to end it, and gee what elie isin it, buy its | Stuis, & 06, 3 treet. Price, 5 cents. = = Ofice, 3 Aun street. ch Cala tbd ihn OSEPH MURPHY, AUCTIONEER--SHERIFE'S $ALE = = Fe oJ ‘this day, at o'clock, Carpets consisting of sixty pieoos SHIPPING, Of new Arussels ingrain threo-ply Carpets, ON Cloth, | Cloth, ke., im JOUN J. N. WESTERVELT, Shoritf, LLIAM A. DovGLass, Deputy Sheritl, lots to suit purebase: F ply to OR HAVRE—THE SUPERIOR FRENCH SHIP LOUIS, 3 ill ail bout the Ist proximo. A) Capt. Grenter, will sail on or about thelst proximo, AD- BOYD & FOR SALE. weer ns BARGAIN FOR RAILROAD CONTRACTORS, QUAR- hers.—A lot of auperior Dirt Cars; of large Bt. Nichol! Be ACKET FOR HAVRE- S Rrele & —SECOND LINE—THR SHIP h, master, will eailon the Ist of June. HINCKEN, Agents, 83 Wall stro ra Boxes, Horse with other imple~ ments lo very low to cover advan LASS, 80 Wall at, ud en specie beyond HB BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN R. M. ‘Bteamships between New York and Liverpool, between Boston oy! Liverpool, calling at Halifax to lan mail and an amotnt for Porngaal ‘expanses. JOR SALE, OR TO LET SEPARATELY, THE LARGE Hotel and Garden, 4th avenue and 32d stroet, with Fixtures, &e., boing at the junction of the two railroads. reminos, or of receive Coa incendod to eall as follows:— easily take $10) per day. Laquire on the Jipt. Harison, trom N. York, Wed'day, 6th May. Fe eee ye KS. PERLY, 8 Wall street. Stone, Bow padaae Seating Factory and Machinory to let, 113 Rivingtom Judichns, «ON. York, stroct. ER WTI aR teh “ JOR SALE, —TWO LOTS CORNER OF Be “ De tee rigenine feet fronton Fulton, Bhannoi _ a ten inches, on Orange street, on Harrison, Boston,” ‘ith July, iialf or more of the Au cxpertenced Surgeou on board.’ Froight will be charged uals Hetecrs and papers must pase through the Post fice, Piss ater as from New York or Bosten to Liverpool: First Cabin, $130; F ; , CHICHESTRR second do., $70. For freight or passage apply to Stable, 26 Chorry stroct.« tne Bay Horse, 5. yours eld, 16 hands high; black tail and mane, well. broke to singls of CBN AED, Je, Sh Brondway. double harness, and sound; a desirable Horse for family use, from any place Do. do stoora; For freight to New ba: ix! M om f the literranean, of from any of the moda or Western Islands, (A from any one place in America, THE GOLD COAST. do. New oo i MO. do. ». Havana inthe Do. do. jing islaxds) in Asia, Afrios, OR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, VIA NEW OR- leans.—The United States Mail Steamship Compau doepatch on Saturday, May 26th, the commodious a1 Tower after cabin... 6 * FRAN! kot built bart nation of the vessel cian and surgeon is attached to th gan be recelved, shippers must Friday, 1th inst. T, SMITH, 101 Wall stre AND BL ‘est India, Bahama, Ber= | RESIS TRY Went atreot. IRECTIONS FOR PILOTS.—VESSELS SUBJECT TO | 22d good traveller. = nia Visitation by the Health Of Every vessel from & ONY FOR SALE—A CHESTNUT BAY BLOOD PONY, Resign poet having passengers, and every vessel having had, P full tail and mane, 6 years old; an excellent and fase tra~ during her passago, any case of Small-pox, or infectious oF | yelier, stylish and fine action. easy under tho saddle, ud por contagious discasc—arriving at any time. "All vessels from | fcely sound. Apply at 163 Waverley Place, before 9 ur afver & any port, in the ordinary passago from which thoy must ; south of Cape Honloped-—arriving between tho thirty-bres fas ba day of May and the sixteenth day of October. “And all voseelg 70 oe or the AN AAAs ‘TA BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RESIDENCR, ON A 0 from which thoy paos south of Georgia the Fifth avenuo, Brooklyn, Large Double House, Plate ring balvees ¢ first day of A) yHand the frst. day of | Furniture, Marble Manties, with over 9 fot of Pinras, with, November. ALEX. B. WHITING, Hoalth Officer. Barn gnd Outhouses, and Acros of land, abounding with Journal of Commerce, Evening Post and lease copy. fruit. Ten ‘ive from either Ferry. Inquire o! ae ———— = ‘THO No, 249 Hicks street, Brooklyn. 1 or 10 Broadway, up stairs, Now York. Y-NINTIL STREET, BETWEEN nth avenues, a new three story modern improvemonta, Stages pass up tho Bighth Eighth and Kk dwelling, with wil th wid well | sn aki and Ninth avenues. hip FALCON, for Chagres, via Havana and Now Fo mation, apply to Grleanas ‘and. will land. of receive paasengere at tho barat D. FRENCH, 69 Nassau street, Charlseton or Savannah. Tho Falcon will carry out the salbtho : Unite Mails for the Pacific steamers from Panama te CLOTHING. Cc LEIGHTON, FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT MANUFAC + turer, No. 10 Park Vlace, New York, and 6 Royal trout New Orleans. PR EMBROIDERES, MANTILLAS, &C., P: hi 445 Broad Stow: if tl ve Goods, just roceived, which ho will | fell 40 per cent below the usual retail prives.” Also, lob of very rich Linen and Silk Dreseos, with Capos and Mantillaa to mateh., Also, Hosiery, Gloves, L White Gor Fl | nels, and) Domestics, of every description, at mi jh below + | usta prices. CISCO.—THE NEW AND NT KALICE TA Will bed oi ” isnow, (20 monthsonly) | MEDICAL, CIeT aNd with & Tiow to | AAs to seoure which, @ limited number EMOVAL—M. LEVETT, DENTIST, INVENTOR AND t sed. Anexami= | AMO tee ameled rv artificial Teoth, has re= is invited, at a phil he moved to 623 Broadway, between Houston and Bleooker sta el, AS no mi el din thoir bills lading by PIE ET ~\ “ mn board, or to "| BYR AND EAR-A PAMPHLET CAN BE HAD, FRER Le ee ISAAC | Eye ane Teal Becodway, ovcnst of Warren sursen det _. | seribing Doctor Voweil’s new and suvcessfal mode of treatumg mediate app River, or to JOHN COLL Shippers will he Av ies fo at's office and seth There are yet ‘ more cabin passengers, No steerage or second cabin gers takon in this vessel. ers will please send dowa their extra Inggace on or before Tuesday, 1th in t Pier No. 11, on Wed ir berths and A ednesday ; time the vessel will clowr at the ¢ ALIFORNIA, WIT sailing, clipper bu: port in a few day South street, up 5: kt DI Ma hit, or the bulk board, at Pier lication is made on S, JR., Agent, 74 ° in South st., mp si ic bills of lad 4 who | esi —A GENTLEMAN RECENTLY ARRIVED 4 brought from there fifteon pieces of Oil Vaintings, al mala, whioh he intends to sil. The Paint- ings can bo keen at 98 Duane strect, from the #th to tho 2th of May, Only connvissoum are invited to sos thom. and such gentlemen who are ably te pay the due price of # Titian and ther distingwished artists, NCH PAPER HANGINGS, LACE CURTAINS, jomon & Hare 243 Hroadway, offer for sale Fronch ings, and Bordors of all Kinds. Their Spriny a stock ow con.plote, and comprises every desoription of Papers, m the most elegant to tho least costly. Constantly o embroidered muslin Curtains, and eve Materinia, and Upholstery Goods. SOLOMON & HART, 243 Browlway, BRANDIES.—COGNIAC, LEGER io, Lafayette, Bordoaux, Star, and LL. D, for sale hy oe Ww street. ORTAVLE WRITING DESKS, WORK HOXES, DRESS- ing Caves, Port Potion, Card Cases, Pocket Books, with very description of Toilet artic! d Fancy Goods. The largest variety of Porte Monnaies tn the city, G. KR. CHOLWELL, Manufacturer, 24 Maide QTIAW GOODS—STRAW GOOD. —VIAKTTES, MAN- 5 ullas, Ko.~ Just openod, 75 cases of Bonnota, ootnprising sil the latest styles, kinds and qualities, varying {n prise from 4 cents and upwards. Also, » | ‘ot Visotvon, Man- iilne, Jenny Linds, Sacks, &e., oF all kinds and qualities, veautitvlly rimmed, from’ $3 Upwards, all now gouds, sud prices tow, D, HAWRINS, 306 Grand st, botwors Orvhard sud Ludlow. y A Freres, Koo! b. Chatnott Brandy, of the above brand HENKY LEG OR CALIFORN! elusa, AL, coppers nonrly engaged, and Rocoramodate x fow sooond cabin on deck, at $127 and found. the bulk ‘of 000 barrels 1A, THE GOLD REGIO having he: now first © Roing on boar abin passenger: ¥ froight, apply to fy, MOP TON, 94 Wall ete JOUN OGDEN, 116 Wall OUN COLLINS, N. B.—Shippers will please Ul North be or. early for signature. thy ni fast sailing SCO, CALIFORNIA, DIRECT only regular packet —To sail BCUMSEM, C. Packet are ee cargo & it No. i Jr, 7! wend Passengers ill —THE FIRST and copper fastened ship PROBUS, now lying at pier No. 6 North Kiver, will sail for San Fran- cisco on or about the 16th iast., positiy handsomely bout thirt) passage, Nort iy on board, at Pic the affections of those sensitive and delicate organs. Reorms- ly imported, a large eupply of beautiful Artificial Byes. Jaae published, x popular Treatise on the Kye, third edition, re= y, ie iit 1 brig or - vised and enlarged. Price 00 city . LL. MB. | ETIC POWDEKS—FOK DESTROYING BED= ROT. — Cockroaches, Motha, Ants, Plies, Fleas ia y Wih, | om planta, and all other Tnscots; also Pills for tho nN. ous destruction of Rats and Mice, and warranted withoub nd on ‘are sold by the inventor and propristor, EMANU Bie thore= ON, 420 Broadway. ‘The following gontlomen have Nu. Li | them {fn their establishments, aud have, corti efficacy:—D. D. Howard, Esq. Irving TH ~y Stetson, Astor House; 5. ‘Thayer Comons, Lato of the Atme= Fican Hotel; Preston I. Hodges, Eaq., Carlton Houses 3, Re ., Soperinteadent of New York Hospital; and inent. physi in the oity; likewise ‘American Institute, tates. ling to Ave se PROM ST, PETERSBURGH, OHI- or upon the Fost), tenders his thanke aku ’public for. thelr generous patronage im hia Ak ‘oat to annotince, sunt he bas removed bia Peterlee ea Chamucrs sitet. to 323 Broadway, opposive the office Feotipore he will continue his #ervi < in the fadical extraction of evra ‘edn Passon= he on satiatnctl the di R. CONVERS’ INVIGORATING Rabat de ran | tly celebrated preparation is now comai Rees eaten ee erect wonkasen: peeteacaeeianns tae fiiore aad derangements of body and mind caused by woorey fuproper habits of youths, De. Convers offlge, at No. 6 Thirdtevenua, between Tenth and Blovemth steeste, m 9 A.My tov fe frieght or ets ay B.—Strangers dosiri oe Lf ia ‘advortioomet ts wis THOR OF TIE “PRACTICAL PEL ey, $9 Groonwich cee Okan hoceal n to 12 A. M., 6 to 9 P, M. (Sut ny ye the carly stages will be ew § yenicnce ett thet is r, however) those who have eu! inconvenience attendis cure. ® certain class of wee ‘oan properly appreciate hie services. In png Hy) atin haursaeny evaatages and a very axtuse tree m1 v Maa aT stat tad eadioal cure, which, be bas stating, can eouree be obtained from ae PEE. a renee 0 No OHARGR.—DR, MURPHY, OF 63 A nas panty I La taney ntl FORWA: ia o coum be Pot ted nal ‘m ty ships and morel eelicited, and all Comaie- Rasen, ee ry Bos ned foet businoas at to on the usual terms. LW ee, a nal *, in yf ue re sr sna bee | ented ty Dt pen trom Tas Me