The New York Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1849, Page 5

a... eee es MAIL OR EUROPE. THE WEEKLY HERALD. The Details of the Astor Place Tragedy. The steamship America, Captain Harrison, will leave this port to-morrow, for Halifax and Liverpool. Her mails will close in this city, at half-past 10 o'clock, that morning. Tho Weekly Herald, printed in French and English for circulation in Europe, will be published at 9 e’clook to-morrow. It will contain, in addition to the political. fivancial, theatrical, and commercial intelligence of the week, a full and complete history of the recent Astor Place Tragedy. Single copies, in wrappers, sixpenco; annual sub- scription % to ‘nelude the postage. Children’s Summer Hats and Caps.—Wim, B. BEEBE & CO., Hatters, will open on Tuesday next, the Ath instant, three cases of French Goods, selected by’ Mi Beebe, in Paris, expressly for our trade. The character and quality of these goods are far superior to anything hitherto Stlered, and must be seen in order to be appreciated. The pubs Ne, partioularly the Ladies, are respectfully invited to call and examine them. Also, a full assortment of Children’s and Tnfants’ Leghorn, Straw, Tuscan and Cactus Hats and Caps dn every variety of stylo and trimming. The Plumbe Gallery, on the upper corner of Broadway and Murray street, should be examined by all desire to see the best specimens of the beauti- ful art, by the oldest artist in this line in America, Phrenological Class.— Mr. Fowler will commenco & class for practical instructions, at his rooms, 129 and 131 Nasenu strect, on Wednesday evening, May 16. Gold Pens and Watches.—The Richeliou Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, warranted to woar fivo yours, a Gold and Silver Cases, with » choice sclection of Gold and Silver Watch wholessle or rotail, by J. ¥, SAVAGE, 92 Fulton street. rpets and Oil Where do you buy your Cloth? is the question, of “aluoat Say, go direct to the cheapest ear Caled States, No. 00 Bowery, Hiram Anderso nga, show rooms, displaying the most beautiful ne- of Ei wt lish imperial 3 ply, double super and common tin ss, matts, floor oll cloths, 3 to rpeting, Fu a per of. to the purchaser. ving 0 COMMERCIAL APFAIBS. MONEY MARKET. Monday, May 14—6 P. M. ‘The market opened heavy this morning, and prices for most of the fancies fell off a fraction, and the sales were toa very limited extent At the frst board, Long Island Weclined 34 per cent; Canton Co, ; Farmers’ Loan 3; Reading Railroad 4. At the second board there were few sales, at prices current in the morning. The demand for foreign exchange, for the packet Jeaving on Wednesday, has thus fur been limited, and quotations are by no means firm Prime bills on Lon- we quote at 8 per cent promium; on Patis, 6f, (9 $f, 25; Mambury, °5 $544; Amsterdam, 40.40%; Bremen, 75/z a 79. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasuror of this port to-day, were $43,222; payments, $132,248 85; advices, $101,000; balance, $2,118,542 20, The following named gentlemen were to-day elected officers of the Board of Brokers for the ensuing year:— David Clarkson, President ; Charles Christmas, Vico President ; Bernard Hart, Secretary ; George H Brod- head, Assistant Secretary ; James W. Bleecker, Trea- surer ; G. L. Lewis, Roll Keeper. The actual debt of the State of Michigan amounts to $2,516,533 43, to meet which the State has $900,000, ex- clusive of revenue derivable from the State tax or other sources. ‘The annual report of the Lehigh Coal and Naviga- tion Company gives a very favorable statement of tho affairs of the concern and the operations of the past year. The receipts and expenditures were as annex- ed :— Lemicu Coat anv Navigation Company—Ixcome anv Exper: ‘Water rents, ground rents, &e . . $32,710 Net profit on coal sold in 1848...... 132.116 Net tolls for 1848 ........4. . 308,894 Total rovenuc, 1848. . 6... 60 ses ees o $473,720 Expenses of repairs and interest, for 1848... | . 397,663 Net income, 1848...... sss $76,057 ‘The whole amount of the capital stock of the com- pany is $1,508,550, being 30.071 shares of $50 ench. ‘The only toan of the company convertible into capital stock, is a portion, viz: $196,509 39, of the mortgage Joan, The following shows the comparative indebtedness of the company on the 1st of January, 1848 and 1849:— Lemon Coat axp Navigation Compaxy—Acorecate Inpentrpw: Jan.1,'48. Jan.1,"49. Ine. Dee. « "$946,808" "1,000,000" 53,191 Mortgage loan. Common lo ,688,235 3,686,565 — 1,378 Floating debt 30,075 446,952 106,906 - Unelaimed interest on mortgage loan. . 6,564 7,36 829 - Arrears of interest on common loan,..., 860,530 866,546 6015 — Dividends unpaid. 798 798 = - Total debt... . . $5,843,013 6,008,579 166,943 378 Total increase in 1548.......... $165,565 ‘The decrease of $1,378 41 in the common loan, above mentioned, is caused by allowances to that amount made to certain holders of past due loan, who were in- debted to the company for water ronts and ground rents, and who, under the peculiar circumstances of the cases, possessed the legal right of set-off. ‘The amount of coal brought down from tho. com- pany’s mines was 336,569 tons; from the Beaver ‘Meadow, 85,081; from the Hazleton, 105,109; from the Buck Mountain, 71,601; from the Spring Mountain, 65,410; from the Diamond, 6.391, and from the Wyo- ming Valley, via White Haven, 10,425 tons; being an aggregate over the works for the season of 680,746 tons, and an increase on the previous year of 36,774 tons. "The coal from the Company's Tamaqua mines, for the year 1848, amounted to 24,050 tons—showing an in- serease of 7,304 tons over tho preceding year. The transportation of lumber reached 31,079,781 feet, being an increase of nearly 1,000,000 of feet beyond the quantity for the year 1847. It is estimated that not less than 800,000 tons of coal will be brought down from the Lehigh region be- fore the close of navigation next fall, but much depends upon the result of the strike among the workmen, on the canal and in the mines. It is stated that a transfer of a majority of the stock -of the Michigan Southern Railroad Company is about to be, or has been, made to « number of Eastern capi- talists, associated with the Toledo interest, which will place the road in their hands, It is said the road is to be re-laid with a heavy T rail, and extended on through the southern tier of counties, and eventually as far as Chicago. In connection with this, an effort is being made to connect Toledo with Dunkirk, by a road round the south shore of Lake Erie. When these improve- ments are completed, there will be a continuous line of oad from New York city to Chicago, The Nashville snd Chattanooga Rallroad is about being put under contract. This road crosses all the «mountains dividing the Atlantic from the valley of the Mississippi. The construction of this road is of vast importance to Savannah and Charleston, as it will com- plete the connection between these cities and the West, ‘The customs’ receipts of Liverpool show a largo in- crease, and almost keep pace with tho increase of the tonnage of the port. The following comparativo state- ment shows the progress. as compared with the corres- ponding period of last year :— Customs’ Revere or Liverroot 1848. 1849, . . . £292 50T £320 358 aeereazy. 261 340 261.490 ‘Mareb . 277.465 202.055. Total... cmc ce cece cece censor SOR1 821 £8TS.891 Ghowing an increase on the quarter of £62,570. It will be borne in mind that the corn-laws wore totally re- pealed on tho 1st of February in this year, which ron- ders the increase mucn more striking.’ There were 7,000 bales and cases of domestic cotton goods, valued at $333,420 26, exported from Boston to foreign ports, in the first four months of this year, against 15,001 bales and cases, valued at $721,006 93, for the corresponding period last year. ‘The carnings of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compeny for the month of March, from the Main Stem and the V ond for the month of April, to $126,163 36. Tho revenue of the month of March, from passengers, has been $57,058 42 on the Main Stem, and $35 292 89 on tho Washington Branch—together $92,351 31; from freight on the Main Stem, $71,813 04, and on the Washington Branch, $6,709 19—togethor $78.012 2%. This the largest month’s revenue that bas been received since the opening of tho rond, The tonnage westward from Ballimore to adi points on tho road for the month was 6,564, and the revenue therefrom $28,329 24 ‘The extension of this road is rapidly progtosalng. At ‘a mocting of the directors of this road, recently held, » report of the committes on construction and recon- struction was mado, which stated that « further lotting woukl take place in a few weeks,amd the whole line from Cumberiand to Fairmout of contractors, and in » state of advancement, be- fore the close of the present summer. the Board. that all the difficult sections of this road were between Cumberland and Fairmount, on the Mo- nongabela river, and in order to equalize the labor upon the extended line, it might be necessary to consume at least ono year in forwarding these see ions, ia order that the whole might be brought to a close at the same time, without unnecessary loss of interest to the com- pany. after the 1st of June, 1850, the whole line from Cumberland to the city of Wheeling, might be comple- ted in twoyears, But should the company be compelled to depend upon its own resources, of course & much longer time would be :equired than that indicated. ‘The estimates based upon the instrumental surveys upon tho exten ed line from Cumberland to Wheeling, vis Fish Creek, have placed the total cost at a sum not exceeding $6,865.012, from which, deducting the sub- scription of the city of Wheeling, leaves to be provided s the entire amount required to complete the connection with the Ohio river. believed tobe full. an | vas so reprosented by the Chicf Engineer, who expressed the opinion, that the actual cost of the work might fall “considerably” within this From the small averages for the right of way throug Virgina iccently reported, and the savings upon the estimates, a indicated by the recent letting, it is hoped that the amount to be accomplished will not exceed $6,000,000. The difference between the route which has been adopted by this company under tho law of 1847, and the route commonly called “Knight's route,’ has been more than once explained to the public, diverged from the valley of Fish Creek, at a point 30 miles from its mouth, and crossed the rugged country intervening between that point and Wheeling. altogether objecti-nablo on account of its general fea- tures and tho amount of capital involved in its prose- cution, But the route adopted by the company coin- cides with the company’s preferred route to Fishing creck, tos point within 60 miles of the Ohio rivor— thence it pursues a favorable line along the valloys of Piles’ Fork of Buffalo creek, and of Fish creek, to the mouth of the latter. 16 miles above Fishing Crock, and 22 miles below Wheeling, and thence passes up the fine valley of the Ohio river to Wheeling. In the selection and final location of their route to the Ohio river, this company have left nothing un- done which the most abundant caution could have suggested. They have looked closely to the interests of the stockholders and the community. Every foot of ground between Cumberland and the Ohio river had been carefully and diligently explored by the engi neer corps of this company. But the board did not They called to their aid two of the most eminent and practical engineers in this country; and it was not until the whole ground was re- examined by them, and a report made to the board, that the present route was finally adopted. be proper to state furthor, that the chief engineor of this company and the consulting engineers, thus em- Floyed to co-operate with him, were unanimous in the recommendation upon which tho board finally acted. This company has now the shortest and most direct line to the trade for which they had been so long striving. Columbus 1s the point at which the New York, Pennsylvania, and Maryland lines must eventu- ally meet, in competition for the central Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri trade. This road had never looked toCleaveland on the Lakes, more, by the company’s route, the distance {s 518 miles; and from the same point to Philadelphia, by the cen- tral road, when finished, 579 miles. of the Baltimore route, 61 miles, which might be in- creased to 71 miles, by the adoption of the Knobly route hereafter, as a second track for passenger busi- Baltimore will be nearer to Cincinnati by 259 miles, than New York, by the Erie railroad and Dun- kirk, and 55 miles nearer than Philadelphia, on her shortest route through Pittsburgh. ‘As this road extends west, it taps the immense tracts of Cumberland coal, and at once opens a mar- ket for this valuable and, to our ocean steam naviga- tion companies, important fuel. This coal is peculiarly adapted to ocean steamers; and it has heretofore been difficult to obtain a large supply, in consequence of the absence of sufficient facilities to get it from the mines Stock Exchange. 2 abs Harlem RR 0 + be in the hands PAA AAI \CTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A as Nurse, and to do plain stress, or to go travelling wil ake charge of an infa It was stated at RARE CHANCE FOR A PROFITABLE INVBST- ment —00 Agents wanted to sells new and te, article, which will meet with a rapid sale in all seotio the Union. The business is pleasant and tion, and to a good salesman, will yield » profit of from ono hondred to three hundred dollars per month. No one need with a capital of less than ono hundred dollars. Call Broadway, room No yANTED—AS COOK, OR WASHER AND pablo Protestant woman, with excellent cs. Apply at No, 8 Franklin street, in the rear, for a. froe from oompet!- (0 FAMILIES ABOUT TO DEPART FOR EUROP: man who speal Janguages fluently, und havi the greater part of the continent of Euro} situation as valet and interpreter, ference can be given from & German, Italian, travolled through Highly respect pal portions of the continent. ce of this paper. 0 APOTHECARIES, CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. mber of the Apothocaries’ Hal ‘ollege of Surgeons, London, wo qQuainted with the retailing and compounding of modicin ituation. Address W. H. —A Gentleman, a Ireland, and of the This estimate was Wishes to obtain Wm. Cornell, 211 AN TED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Nurse or Chambermaid; ean do plain enerally useful to her em~ lease call at 97 Seventeenth Can be seon for 2 days sewing; wishes to make herself plover. Good reference given. near Sixth avenu ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A R @ Chambermaid or Waiter, or to do housework, in a small private family, and woul di be seen at No.1] Union court, Univer h and 12th streots. JANTED—BY A RESPECTASLE YOUNG WOMAN, Cook, Washer and Chamberm id and W May be seen for two small private fami would make hersel enerally useful. an; a situation as Nurse ference from her » wl yANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation to cook, wash, or iron, or to do general h The best of cit work in asmall respectable se call at 263 ence given from her last place front room on the second floor, for two days. FOR SALE. NNN ICL ACT CT CAN AOO OR SALE—A BLACK HORSE, 16% hands high, good travelle perfectly kind and sound, well suited for a famil cian: alto, a Barouche, nearly new, will be sold sin Inquire at Livery Stable, EIGHT YEARS OLD, horse, as preferred. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, IN NEWARK, N. J. A neat ono story House, with store and fixtures, good well of water, barn, and out buildings, all nearly now. W by 100 feet deep. ' Price, 700 dollars. f For further partion= lars, inquire of Messrs. KING & BOND, House Agents, Broad OR SALE--A HOUSE AND LOT, VERY PLEAS. situated, No. 20 Abinj mediately. Enquire of A. OR SALE, IN BROOKLYN—TWO LOTS CORNER OF Fulton and Orange street, forty-nine feet front on Fultor one hundred and eighteen feet, ton inches, on Orango street, the rear seventy-three feet, 189 Broadway. rost satisfied here. ix inchos; half or more of ‘the ey can remain'on bond and mortg: G. L, MARTENSE, No. 1 Front st, BARGAIN FOR RAILROAD CONTRACTORS, mn, and others.—A lot c 13, Car Bodies, oxtra Boxes, Derricks, Wheel Barrows, with other imple for ule very low to cov OUGLASS, $9 Wall of superior Dirt Car, ments suitable for Contractors TO BE LET. RRA at —A DESIRABLE RESID ound, at Bedfori 0 LET OR LEAS with garden and 3 acres of miles from the Fulton or Sor rooms, with attics and servant: eh Tooms, stables, &e., a retired T. KETCHUM & CO., No. 1 Hanover at Also, a eottage on Oxford street, Brooklyn, one mile from the ferry, with garden, stable, &e, O LET—OFFICES AND ROOMS, FURNISHED AND house 81 Nassau street, near the Sun Also, the’ store 65 Gold atreet, one house from Beok- J EUGENE FERRIS, 44 Nassau street, in tho Boot store, From Columbus to Balti- unfurnished, in Distance in favor HOTELS. REGONJHOTEL, AT PANAMA.—IN ORDER TO PRE- vent parsengerafrom being scared, on account ofrumors of starving.—to choose this route to go to California, the writer @ to announce to the public that he has ‘anama, where he is read: board and lodging at cight dollars a week. of good quality at very moderate prices. ‘The without contestation, on the finest spot about Panama, hav- ing the view of tke harbor on two sides, and of the city in J, J. LANDERER, Proprietor, Lately from New York. slowing languages are correctly spoken at this Motel :—Engtish, German, French, Span BUNEL, SINCE IST OF MAY, HAS OPENED THE ituated Hotel, No, 500 Houston d offers superior accommo ‘able d'Hote at takes the advant: opened a Hotel at Liquors and wines ions to families nd single gentlemen, HILADELPHIA HOUSE—CARPETINGS, MATTINGS, Oilcloths.—The immense warerooms of Carpet Hall can vie with any stock in the Union for price, f 11aky A 113" 100 Stonington RR Axminster, Taj & 2000 Kentucky 6's SN Hay & Bart R% oeptances, with interest gxpetience as an im nd manufacturer, for atill solicits from the merchant tion of the favors so biberall, i, 18 and 20 North J. SIDNEY JONE FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN hiladelphia. The 10 Housatonic RR, new 87 10 Madison & Indianop 100 195 N Y& N Hay RR 300 L Island RR SECOND BOARD. 10 shs Harlem RR 3 5 100 N O Can & Bkg Co Destine aceon to the Old House, Carpet Hal reat, below Christ Church. ERCHANTS’ HOTE! Arch and Market, and management of this weld known hotel, ( w! ‘very centro of business,) hi into the hands of the subscribers, they beg leave to atate that so to render it worthy of the liberal it has been heretofore sustained, an unremitting attention, to deserve the patronage of th frionds, whe may visit the bade ae Formerly of the Exchange Hotel, Pittsburgh. 100 sha Bowery Bank 100 Canton Co 70 Erie, new, full 100 Farmers’ Trust "ADVERTISEMENTS BENEWED EVERY DAY. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. TO $4. -REGULAR U. Nashua and Lowell, via Norwich and Worcester Railroad, from Pier No. 18, N. R., foot of Court- landt streot.—Steamers of this line, (Knickerbocker and Wor- coster,) will leave Pier No. 18, street, daily, Sunday excepte: Pier No. 1,'as heretofor above places, can depend uj and most expeditious way of reachin, shua, or any part of Vermont or New TATEN ISLAND FERRY NOTICE—LEAVES NEW 9, 10, 11 o’clock, A. M., and 1, 2, , 8 8, 10, 11 o'clock, A. M., A LARGE HOUSE IN ARE REDUCED OARDING HOUSE WANTED. Line for Bosten, Possession wan! - R., foot of Courtlandt at So'ciock, P. M., inatend of fassengers and freight for the mm this line being the cheapest Boston, Lowell, Na- th pleasant rooms, mwich street, betwee on moderate terms, at Fulton and Vesey streets. OARD—A FEW SINGL commodated with pl GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- nt rooms (breakfast and tea, if desired) iv x small private family, where German ani ar Abingdon squa’ French is spoken, , Sth avenue, Home, this office. OARD, OR SMALL READ the vicinity of New Yor gentlemen, wife, child (one year old). situated on some railroad or steamboat. line, where th munication with the city is constant, Address, immediately, stating terms, location, ete., to box 1,04 itaten Island—7, and 1, 3, 8, 4, 5,6, 7 o'clock, P. URNISHED HOUSE, IN wanted for family consisting of d nurse. Must be CONTAINING AGOLD WATCIL believed to be bills of Fairfield In the Bowery, either in the storo 24: or between that number and rewarded by leaving it at No. 175 Tenth streot: or at No. 40 Pine streot, up stairs. PAIR OF GOLD SPECTACLES LOST.—LOST, IN Broadway, betwoon Wall street and Park plaoe, on 12th inst., between the hours of 9 and jold Speetacles, in a German silver ease, the owner's name and residence engraved on the frames ‘The tinder will be suitably Key and Forty Dolla cw York Post- HE HOUSE 903 GRAND STREET, CORNER OF OR- been fitted up for the accommodation ntion will be paid to those who will ‘or with their patronag ts comfortable. $2 William street, up stairs. ) GENTLEMEN DESIRING A SUITE OF ROOMS, handsomely furnished; or single apartments im a private family, they can be accommodated on reasonable terms, by applying ai 66 Lispenard streot, 0OMS.—TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN NAVE a beautiful front Room, without board, id not, with a genteel privats near St. Thomas C no pains will be ‘Apply at the house, to make the gu Saturday night Jas 10 o'clock, a pair of (*‘F. Garrettson, Rhinebeck.” rewarded by loaving them at Mrs, Ballard doors from Broadway. i TROTTING—WILL POSITIVE rain or shine, a Match for $1,000, two miles and repeat, to harness. Jncob Somorindyke names .m. Lady Emma; James Whell b, mmodiately after, a match for NION COURSE, L L ly come off This Da «» Herald Office. ‘Thomas Hyer. hattan, to 250 Ib. WATS PATENTED T ors, 175 Broadway and 10 ALVORD & BANCKER, Hat Ry this new and improved manner of preparing the the Hat is rendered much more pliable and pl to the head, and always retains ii es #. m. Belle, former! will loave South Perry, Brooklyn, at 2h o'clock, and return as soon as tho sports are over. M. D. GREENE, Proprietor. wagon; H. Jone ton wagon. The cai atiff, wears better, is proof WANTS. ‘smal ity reference. Ploase id Sth avonucs. ot. between 71 for three days, ANTED--BY A RESPRCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & situation as a good plain Cook, Washer and Troner, of to do chamborw 4 waiting in m private family. Good city references given. Please call at 883 Broadway, up stalra, Can be soon for $ days, if not engaged. AMUSEMENTS, OW ERY THEATKE—TUE »DA’ stance, Mra. Sha: TAKING THE PLEDGE. Larkina, Mr. Jordan; Rosabella with the comody of ps, Mr. Winan, hip, Mrs. Walco! Doors open at 6%, curtain clock. Dress Cirale, 60 cents; Pit and Upper Alexander Poy Boxes, 25 conte, ANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK, BY A RRSPECT- able young woman; would have no objection to go to the country, Setlataatecy reference from hor last place can ve given. “Apply ut 116 Twelfth st. betwoen dth aud Sth ayo DNeR, W 48TED—a situation, who understands his busine in a respectable private family; country. Hecan have three from the gentleman ho bas {ust I Third avenue, 24 floor, next door to terview could be had, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A_ RESPECTABLE young woman, ‘ook, Washer and Ironer, or to do the general housework of a small private family. i reference, Can bo soon at No. 17 Franklin strect, uj 2d floor. ¥ A YOUNG MAN, as Coachman or Waiter lat atroet, where an in- W ANTED—A LADY WISHES TO BORROW OF SOME gentlems hundred and twenty-five dollars. Ploase address Mrs. through the Broadway Post Office, for B. two days, All communications will be considered confi- dential: ANTE D—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman as Laundress, or to do the general houso~ work of # private family. Tho best of city reference from her last employer, where she lived twenty-three months, Please oall at 402 Gi: cl ey ‘reenwich street, betweon Hudson and ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG FEMALE, & situation to attend Store, She has been used for some time to the Ince and fancy dry goods business, in houses of first rate trade. Six years recommendation from her last situation, She would "have no objection. to remove to any other city, Address to A. B. C,, at the Herald office, will re~ ceive immedi ANVED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE n, as Cook; one who understands hor business as no objection to the country; goo t, near Bleecker. Can bes ANTED—BY A STOUT BOY, 16 YEARS OF AGE, V situation to learn the cooporing, or tin and copper— smith business, or any other good trade. Address & noto to Paniel Kelly, 451 Washington street, Hie ean bo seen for a W4NZED-BY A PROTESTANT WoMAN, AS CHAM- bermaid and Laundress, a situatios of city ro- ferences, Apply 102 Sth avenue, W4N2ED-BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, VY with 9 fresh breast of milk, a situation asa Wet Nurse, Good reference, Also, by 9 young girl,a situation to take care of children; she is’ indulgent and affectionate to children. Apply at 60 East 17th atroet, near Union <quare. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- toxtant young woman, to do general housework; 18 a good plain Cook and Washer and Ironer, Good city reference ean he had. Please call at No. 270%¢ Second st., between ave~ nues C and D, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young gil: ahe isa competent Chambormaid and Waiter, understands the care of children, and is neat and capable. Good city and country reference given. Can be scen for two days, at No, 560 Fourth street. ANTED—TWO GENTEEL YOUNG MEN, TO TAKE Board in a plain, respectable family; ship carpenters referred. ‘Terms moderate. Inquire for Mrs, Gordon, No. Monroe street, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & Situation, as Sempstress, in a private family; would not object to take charge of a child, or make herself useful When required, “Bost referances given. Apply, for two or three days, at No, 24 Seventh avenue, near 18th street. ANT BY A RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL, A situation in a respectable American family, as Cham- bermaid, or to do general housework. Can give good recom- mendations. Please call at No. 40 Forsyth-strect, in the ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN A situation as Chambermaid, and to assist with the washing and ironing, or to do waiting and assist with the housework. Hest reference can be given, Please to apply at 40 West 13th street, between Oth and 6th Avenues, ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL A situation to do chamber work and nursing. Would be willing to do general housework in sinall respectable fa~ mily, Isagood plain Cook, first-rate Washer and Irouer, Can roduce the best of reference. Can be scen for two days at No, 160 Water-street, Brooklyn, third floor, ANTED—BY A PROFESSIONAL MAN AND HIS wife, a Furnished Sitting Room and Bed Room, ina re- spectable strect in a central location. Please addecay X. at the office of thls paper, stating terms per menth, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A PROTESTANT Scotch girl, as Chambermaid, or Nurse and Seamstress, who is capable of cutting and mixking children's dresses, Has no objection to the country. Can be seen for two days, first floor, 77 Concord street, Brooklyn. ANTED- Bf A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A Wanneeeation te Cook or Chambormald, and is a good ‘asher and Ironer. Good cit; " agen ae ty reference given. Apply WANTEDGBP A RESPECTABLE GIRL—A4 siTUA- tion as Chamber Maid and Childs’ Maid, and plain wew- ing, or as general house work, in a small private family. She ean produce the heat of city reference. Please to call at No. 40 Spring street, for two days, in the rear. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE Young Woman as Seamstress, who understands dress making and sewing in general. The best of city reference piven from her last places, Ploase apply at NocG) Laight street. Cam be seen ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE weman; i cellent Cook, and would ti i Can give the best of city reference earl street. Can be seen for two days." ECTABLE PROTESTANT om in a private family to tend children, and de plain sewing, or to assist in chamberwork and sewing. Can be seen for threo days at 26 Rivington et, in the rear, up stairs, Gord ne ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN, AS Conehman or Waiter ina private family. Can be xeon at No. 3 Sixth street. No objection to town or country. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE, COMPETENT young woman, a situation, as Chambermaid and Waiter, in a private family: orus Waiter, in a private boarding 4 she lias excellent city reference. "Can be acen for two days, at Ki Nineteenth street, second floor, back room, a few doors from Sixth avenue, ANTE Y A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion, as Cook in a respectable private family; she is an excellent Cook, and bas no objection to assist in the Washing and Ironing. ‘the best of city reference given. Can be seen fortwo days, At 1% Ninth street, on the Fecond oor, between hird for two days. ANTED—BY young woman, a situat WANFRAU’'S NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM be acted the PECCADILLO—Mr. Jonadab Mr. Slyman Sadbody, Mr. ‘To conclude with Amaury, Mr. H Chanfrau; Raymond, M Walter de Muntell, Williams; William, Peter, Mr. Sands; Iseult, Mrs, Isherw oo Pit, 124¢ cents. Doors open at 7X, performances to commence AMUSEMENTS. MOADWAY THEATRE-TUABDAY EVENING, i Me a uuled the COUNT OF MONTE-CKISTO- Ramon Gata. Hr. Tester; Mons. Morrell, Mr. Vache; Rmanw Pauglar, Mr. Popes Abo’ Faria, Mr.” Dj ericka: Albort, Mr. Moorhouse; Cade Old Dantes, Mr. Bernard; Mons. Vi Mercedes, Mrs. Abbott; Haydee, Mi Mrs, Dyott: Caroonte, Mrs. Isherwood; Pg Dress Circle and Parquot, 760; Family ore Circles, 25e,; Jer ee URTON’S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STRERT—TURS- Any Bron May ‘Sth, will bo played Buckstone’s cele ACH OF PROMISE—Ebonesee lurton; Mr. Jabber, Mr. Johuato orcas Met, ering Mage 4 . how burlotta call ral Dashwood, itt. Hamilton: Captain Bowen cme Charles O'Malley, Mr.. Was nk Websr, Mr Burton, Miss Lucy Dashwood, Miss J. Hill. ‘To oonslude wtee 113 FIRST PECCADILLO—Mr, Jouadab Jinkin, Me Burloet Mrs, Rosunna Jinkins, Mire - Dress cirels.S00.; family ECHANICS: HALL, No. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN and and Rroome streets.—OPEN EVERY &V ENING DURING THE WEEK, and ever, biel the original and well ‘known C organized 1842 ; the oldost established company in the world; melodies, and originators of the Ethiopian Entortainments, whose Success in thiv city, during the past three yeurs, is most con slusive evidence of thoir superior merit ompany consists of ten performers, under the direction Doors open at seven; Ci at eight o'clock, Anafternoon Concert every Saturday, com- moncing at throe o'clock, P. M. R. DEMPSTER'S THIRD AND LAS? ORIGINAL Ballad Entertainment will be given at the T: Evening, May 17th, til further notion, RESTY'S MINSTRELS. the first to harmonize no Present popular style o nd attractivencss, ert commonces including his popul: Saw yo’ my W. “The May Queen, CERT.—THE LUCA FAMILY WILL SING AT roadway Hall, No. 360, 25 cents; children, ik. Tho family sing at evening, May 15th. Exercisos to commenco at n Thursday oven- Prosbyterian Church, Prince street, near Myrtle avenue, ALHALLA, 36 CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD- y-—Tho new and beautiful illustrated Tableaux Vi- ‘The Female Serenaders, Singing, Dancing, and Feats Acrobats, render this © charming scene of amusement, at the the small price of admission: te the boxes, 25 cents, oroheatra boxes, 37) HE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ART3.— ‘tists of the abeve ach xoepted), from 10 o’clook large room over the of Paintis by ‘will be open ev ds Sand i. A. M. antil 10 o'clock P. Lv gasreh of Divine Unity, in Broadwi inolnsive, 60 cents. OIGTLANDER'S MICROCOSMIC VIEW: ‘New A. Museum, 54! Broadway. wonderful Pioturos wi seum, ou Monday evenin t of several hundred paintin t artists, reflected through thirteon. Upon ® transparent sor: bracing scones in Ital France, China, ‘series of Amoric nt Auburn Cemeteri rt will present full portraits of Washingtor and an entirely new and magn Kaleidescope, The beauty and magnificenc cannot be adequately described in words, Parquet tickets 5 cents, and seats can bo secured during tho day from 9 to 4 e’clock,’ by application at tho Hall. Admission to al{ othor parte of the house, 25 conte, 4 ta.” ‘Season ticketa, une Exhibition to comm ASTLE GARDEN—THR ABOVE WELL KNOWN es the i for oulars, geek rade te feel Rog premises, or by letter ProprietPRENCH & HEISER, ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSRUM.—P. T. BARNU Manager and Proprictor; J. Greenwood, Jr, Assiste Manager.—Unprecedented attractions! Splendid perferm- ances ovepy afternoon at, “and avery evenicg at we o'clock, ‘The manager bas e} for another weok, Quaker Giant and Glanters, whoss combined height mast teen fect, and weight 45 pounds: they may be scon at all hours, with Titemia, the Fairy Queen. | Also, cagseed foe another week, the celebrated Martinett! Family and Loui Elsslor, &o, ‘Groat Weatorn, the Yankee Comedian, and Me. Harrison, the colobrated comic and impromtn singue. A ra maficont painting, twenty-four by twalve foot, of the Fre Kevelution; the Albino Lady;, Mise Leslie, iss Stanhope, Mies Barton, Miss West, and Highland Mammoth Brothers, The Binghamton Pig which welghed, when butohared fall, 197 Ibs. and mesaured 9 feot im fongth, may be soem all hours. Wax Scripture Statuary, wax representations the Siamese Twins, Madam Rookwell, the Fortune Toles Admission. 25 cents; children under ten yeurs, 12% ents. ee HE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING.”—APO! Rooms, 410 Broadwa; Ev ~3 4 and every ovening during the week. ‘The origins well- known Campbell Minstrels, consisting of ton performers, com— prising a greater amount of talent than hag boom nescolated, together in the Minetrol business, have the honor to annauines to tho citizens of New York, t! they will commence a series of their inimitable musical entertainments as above, intre= ducing a programme of music composed on irely by dif Pent taombers of the company, with a variety of @ oes * we Luke West, who is the acknowledged superior of all the Bi opian Burfesque Dancers now before the public, | Mi and Mr. Peel will appear nightly until further notios, new and original Comic Pas de Deux. Doors open at mences at S o'clock. Admission 25 cents noon Concert on Saturday Evoning, G. A. KL ny ‘talian Opora Houso, London, who will sing hor favorite Songe—Commenci ‘and continued every % Entertainments, entitled MI’ ISLE—interspersed with original Sor ko. Doors open at 735; to commonce at Tickets 25 ote. postponement on account of the weath LEECKER BUILDING, CORNER OF BLEECKER and Morton streets.—E. SMITH Manager.—Opon night, —Monday Evening, May lith.— Tho manager the pleasure to announce anjengagement with the cele~ brated Ethiopian troupe of “Sable Brothers,” who will ap= pear every evening during the week, in a choice selection of their most popular melodies, operatic choruses, charaoteris~ He dances, Re. For particulars, see bills of the day. Admit. taneo 25 cents; children accompanied by their parents, halé price, Doors open at 7—to commence at 8 o'clock. Am ternoon concert every Wednesday and Saturday at 3 P.M. TPE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 6% BROADWAE betweon Spring and Prince strocts, and the only one this country, consiste of a great numbor of life size Figures Chinese of all classes Apartments in Houses, Store ‘Temples and Bridges gpecim factures, their Agricultural and Mochanical Implements, Instrumente of Music, Lanterns, &c. &o. Open from nine A.M. till tem P. M.,, daily. Admittance, 25 conte; children under twelve, halt price. INSURANCES. FFICE OF THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE 00., 67 Wall street, Now York, Sth Ma dent and Directors of the National Fire declared a dividond of five por cent. pays the stockholders, on and after the 14th instant, By ordor of W. C. KELLOGG, Seoretary. FFICE 6F NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., 67 New York, 8th May, 1819.—At the Annual Election, held this day, the following gentlemen were elected Directors for the ensuing year, vi 1349.—The Presi- the Board of Directors, drew D. Melick, 'yck, James L. Adams, And at @ subsequent mocting of the Board, Thomas W. Thorne was unanimously re-elected President. C. KELLOGG, Secretary. SHIPPING. eee HE R, M. STEAMSHIP AMERICA WILL SAIL FROM the docks, Jersey City, on Wednesday, léth inst., pre- cisely at noon, AIL STEAMER AMERICA, FOR 1 ters, ke,, for Euro ceived at the Broadws VERPOOL.—LET- SALES BY AUCTION. ATT--L, G. CARRINGTON, AUCTION BER. ed and sound table knives and forks, and pooket cutlory, shears, &e., for aceount of whom it may cenoern. . Hiatt will sell, This Day, at ten o'clock, at the Awc~ Room, 23 Platt street, for cash, as above, one oatire package Sheffield goods, in lots to sult purchasers, sad with which the sule will commence, the same having been damaged. onthe voyage from Liverpool, consisting of a good assort— ment; also, after the above, one entire package of Table Knives and Forks, viz: sham back, white bone, black and self tip, and cocoa handles, oy) in setts, Ae. &e., to allot which the attention of purchasers ls directed. Y JACOBS, PLAYT.—L. G. CARRINGTON, AUCTION- cer.--Fino English single and double-barcelled Guna, Vit: a set of 20 pattern guns, sent out by the manufacturer, and ordered sold by the consignee to the highest bidder, with. out reserve; affording & goud opportunity to purchase for private use, or otherwise, and consists of imitation and real twist, percussion, back action, and Westley’s bat locks; alse, 10,000 genuine Walker's Percussion Caps, 10,000 Hill's Gum Cones, 10 doz, Powder Flasks, 8 or., with cords; § dos., exch Zand 402, Pistol Flasks, and 6 doz. Percussion Locks, being one oice. The above will be sold at elev o'clock, pre- cisely, Thix Day, at the Auction Room, 23 Platt street, for cash, to which the attention of sportsinen and others is al rected, Y JACOB 8. PLATT—1,. @. CARRINGTON, AUCTION- ACOB Weglnesday morning next, the 16th inst., at a qua: Office is up stairs fora few da} JAMES C. HAR! NITED STATES MAIL STEAMER WASHINGTON, for Southampton and The W: ! G. W Floyd, wall ton ane Brem rienced Surgeon The office of the O North River, for $o1 freight or passage, aj ma N vigation Cony on Monday, M: ¥ HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN R. M. ‘Steamships between New York and Liver Boston and Liverpool, oalling at Halifax to Lan rs, axe intended to sail ae follows :— yom N. York, Wed'day, 6th, May. 5 perionced Surgeon on board.” Freight will bo beyond sn amonnt for personal expenses. Post Office, Passage First Cabin, $! ., 38 Broadway. TO SAIL THE FIRST OF JUNE— perod and copper faste Urangle, having on board, will have immediat ‘ht or passage, apply to the Captain ine Atrect; or to JOSEPH McMURRAY, 6) South street a o a or breleie. CUNA mn to Liverpool OR LIVERPOOL British ship ARABIAN, Captait ‘or balance of fre’ on board the ship, foot of CTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, k'and a good Washer a Ironer, and perfectly unders er business, Bes reference can be given. Ca for two days, at teenth street, west, between Seventh and BY A RESPE! a situation ations from her Inst place. Ple treet, between Greenwich Avenue WANTED A SITUATION, BY A MIDDLE-AGED WO- man as Nurse or Chambermaid. She has taken the en- tire charge of young infants, Can serve for them, and make tyencrally nseful, She is a widow, and has ‘no ties to prevent her devoting her whole time to her employer, En- quire at No. 1/0 biisabvech-atreet, between Spring and Prince. ANTED--ASITUATION AS GOODCOOK AND ASSIST in washing and ironing. ‘The best of city reference lease call at No. 103 Seventeenth-street, betweon 4. Can be seen for two days. Y A RESPECTABLE FEMALE THAT inh and Kuglish, languages « ritual Nurse of Lady's Maid, with good ci- ppl by street. ANTED—A SITUATION FOR CHAMBER WORK OR to do the house work of a small family, or as Nurae and to do sewing—ean wash and iron good—by a Protestant young od reference can he given. Apply at 105 Eleventh the Ist and 2d avenues, first floor, back room. bo sent from 8, A. M., to 1, P. M. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as plain Cook or Chambermaid; or would take eare of children, No objection to go a short distance in the country. Can give the best of oity reference. Address 02 Mott street. ANTE D-—BY A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG against the action of the perspiration from the lv terproof; neithor docs the plush blister and separ: from the body, as in the other kind of Hat. these Hats one year’s trial, and found them to possess advantages we élaim, and offer them with fall confiden proval. For sale only at our manu- Bowery and 17% Broad wa: SPECIAL NOTICES. NE MONTGOMERY GUARDS, ‘and Lieut, P. L. Fierty, turoed out 50 muskets on Sun day, all told, ‘The apperrauce of this fine reciation. They received th Sandford and tho other staff officers, for their soldier-like and orderly appearance on the alacrity with which they responded to the cal We have given they will reesive public a factory and sules rooms, dy of men was the theme of ge approbation of WM. IL BEEBE & jestnut street, gan extensive assortment of Sui new and fashionable shapes—comprising extra fine Ponamas, Leghorn, and Straw: —GRAND BOARD OF DIRECTORS U A special meetin, wened at tho Grand inevery variety. fa dark color, joard room, Ne. 46 Centre street, in tho city of New York, this (Tuesday) evening, the o'clock, for the pur} JOSEPH GEO. THE MEMBERS OF No. 1, B, O. of Bereans, aro requested to attend at their Assembly room, corner of Grand and Broad wa: o'clock, «Tuesday, to pay the last tribute of respect U ‘The order in gene- vatiend.” By or very light am the manufacturers © new style of Hat, pted for young gentlemen, with double an called the Tree Leaf Hat, at very low price. rerpectfully informed that we can farniah 1 with a few cases of the Treo Loaf Hats, dowblo and t wholesale, st such pri on a petition for a | ASON, G. Sec'y PHENIX ASSEMBLY, es a8 will afford them he is respectfully invited MISCELLANEOUS, ME BEST PERIODICAL PUBLISHED. Megavine of Literature and Art, for June, plondlid Embellishments, —Th nt engraving by Addison. atiful merzotint by Humphreys ‘a spirited and ele reating events im the BE SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF DESTITUTR ‘mon, will pold their third anniversary men's Children, at Tompkinsville, Staten Isiand, on Wednesday, May 16th, at a querter before four ’. M. The friends of this charity in the city will leave at three o'clock, from the Staten Island Ferry, and can Interesting addrosses may be expocted. In case of a etorm on Yiedagtny, Ee neee eee will be e first fair day. order of the Board. _s TOY Ores.J. BRMENT, Secretary. ULAR MEETING, the Sehvol Room, No. Business of importance, ap- take pleco, he. ZADOCK PRATT, Prosidont. HY. B. Dawson, Secretary P. T, > HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.— ‘Notice—The annual glection for thirteen Directors of 'y. 15, 1540, botwoon t) ir agg thc beng re ee rot the Hourd of Direators. ete. Oy Or KYLR, Jt, Seoretary. Star of the Night-- Cottage Door-- ol, Washington at fant illustration of one of the history of the Revolution.— faithfnl and exquisite, and superior to all eat--another of our at the homo for S return at six o'clock. engraving, Mutic rong. The June n ur original articles from the best writers in this country. This number enda tho present Now is the time to subscribe, 3 Y copies for $5, or 5 copies fur $10, Singlo h W. 1, GRATIAM, contains twenty. bers street, nt 74g o'clock, Pointment of an Actuary, wil Address all orders to Brick Chorch Buildin OOF ING,—GOODWIN’S PATENT HYDRE PNEEMA- for Roofs, is cheap,lignt and dura~ foot on rongh hoards; n, fine, oF shingles. Apply car Charnbers atroet. No. 2 Hanover tie Cement Sheatht GOObWIN, 25 References—J, Shults, opher and Washington 2P.M. The Tran from the 7th to | mat., both days in J, Decnsae, roof done, 10,865 foet; 3 West street; Alderman ond, 4,22) feet, 372 Greenwich strec man, roof done, 700 feet, 18 Minetta stroet. REEN TURTLE SO " H tomers of the Hank Coffee House, No. 11 Pine street ‘and to-morrow find # bowl of Turtle Soup a fy equalled. N. Families FINE ARTS. RAVING--WASUIN ‘Address, 1769, from a picture by Matteson, by HS, Sada, wine 1 and doscripti mine street, N.Y. The Spirit of 76, SUPERB AND VERY HIGHLY F reape Painting, now inthe office of Du, No. B Wall street, i¢ offerod at private anle. esced by any in the Country, wnd will be sold at inuch Leas hington branch, amounted to $170,063 54, | EPICUREANS. ea, with numerous John Neale, 56 The first Prayer in Congress, applied as usual. JPANCY AND THREAD AND N fixtures, of a Kood wr aale cheap, and pportonity seldom to be wot Avenue, oorserof etand for business. ton of email ewpital, ECHANICS’ INST: Depariment—Miss B. B. tment.—Snmmer qui ‘Application for seats may bo J4MR> RODGRES, F.C. SaicH, Seorstary 8. C. SCHOOL, NO. 1 so ed wi Prinoipel of the Mate rate from $2 epwards Information given in Horaldry. IGEETON, FIRST PREMIUM SHIR’ foe 10 Pack Plage, New York, sad 6 of Hornidry, A Rooms, or to ‘woman, a situation, in a respectable private family, as Chambermaid, and to do’ the fine part of the washing and ironing. She ia an excellent washer ind jroner. Has no ob~ Jection to waiting, Would have no ohjeotion to go # short distance in the country. The best of city reference given. Ple: £62 Third ave ANTEPD—BY A RESP’ situation as Cook. I ive the best of city or cou 57 Greenwich stroot, up stairs. m for two days. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION n& Children’s Norse, or to do general housework. Isa good cook, and a first-rate washer and ironer. Can produce i five years’ recommendation from her last place. Can be seen for two days. Enquire at 34 East Broadway. WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG PROTRS- tant woman, situation as Seamstress, and to take care of children, Wovld have no objection to do chamber- work in ® small private family. Best of city reference oan begiven. Can be seen for twodays, Please call at22) Blisa~ beth street. ANTED—BY TWO RESPEUTABLE YOUNG WO! stions—one as plain Cook, Washer, and the other as Chambermaid, or to do waiting. Th the host of city reference. "Can be seen for two at 472 Fourth ANTED—A Iain Cook, and to ing and ironing; d fine washing in a private famil: May be soen for two day referonc Can be —THE SUPERIOR COPPERED AND Coy fastened Frenoh bark Armantii Tor 't OF passage apply to OR HAVRE—THE SUPERIOR FRENCH SHIP LOUIS, om Grenier, will sail on or a! ACKET FOR HAVRE-SECOND LINE.—THE SHIP mastor, will sail on the Ist of June, INCKEN, Agents, 88 Wi OR ST. PIERRES, MARTINIQUE—THE FRENCH ship JACQUES, Capt Vue. __or to BOYD & HINCKEN, 8% Wail st. IRECTIONS FOR PILOTS.—VESSELS SUBJECT TO Visitation by the Health Omteer. Every + rt having passengers, and evory ¥ fey any cave of Small-pox, of infectious oF ime. "All vessels from which they must pen—arriving between the thirty- lay and the sixtoonth day of October. And all vessels y place (including istand Mediterranean, or from any of tl muda or Western [al Bt. Nichol: eats in the ordinary 8 toxth of Cape lenlepenarriy Ae Africa, or the one place in Ameri south of Georgie and tho first day of Health Officer. ing Post and Sun, please oo} OR SALE—THE UNCOMMONLY FAST SLOOP RIG- ged Yacht Vixen, about 29 feet long on deck, manner, under the supery a handsomely fur~ Rae cmerene es a te een the ol en ALEX. BW! ‘of Commeres. I \ gentlemen summer, in the bei nished with cushion: lass, &o.; will ie S RMTSAAC FISH, 435 Water atcvct.. ‘cer—Hardware, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &¢.—Jaoob 8. Pintt will sell, this day, at 100%clock, at the Auction room, 28 Platt stroet, as abovo, one entire package Table Cutlory, im lots to suit tho trade, consisting of shams, white bone, cecea, black tip, self tips, &e. Table Knives, Forks, and Carvers; also, Ivory in sets; also, one entire package Hand and Pan- nel Saws, some of which have mahogany handles, suitable for retailers, &c.; also, a general assortmont of Hardware and Pocket Cutlery, &e. NTHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.—LARGR 4. peremptory #ale of 123 valuable Building Lote on 47th and 45th streets, the Eleventh avenue, and the Hudson Bite aa ony J Bleecker will sell at public auction, on Wednesday, the 16th day of M t 1Qo’olock, at the Mer— chant's Exchange, in the City of New York, one hundred ang twenty-throe lots of ground, situate on the above streets an avenue, torcther with the water right on the Hudson River. ‘The above Lote are in s higbly improving neighborhood. The Hudson River Railroad will be in operation on the llth ave~ nue in the course of a few months, with other improvements in the vicinity, render those lots highly rable.— ‘The sale will ‘be, peremptory to the highest bidder. | Fhe title is one of the oldest in New York. The property will be sold free and clear of all incumbrances, taxcs, and asseea— ments. Lithographic maps can be obtained of the Auctioneer, No.7 Broad street. UCTION NOTICE.—EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE sale of Hotel Furniture, of all descriptions, This day, at 1045 o'clock, in the sale rooms, 11 Spruce street, deservi particular attention, Sale positive. At 11g o'clock, at Sixth street, the entire valuable arrangemet f the Wash- ington Steam Laundry establishment, between ay Cand D. Dry Dock stages close by. | Valuable Machinery, Shafts, Roilers, Pipes, & good Horse and Wagon. The lease the promises, &o. THOS. BELL, Auotioneer. MEDICAL. ARD.--DR. WHEELER, OCULIST, 29 GREENWICH strect, devotes his exclusive attention to diseases of the d Ophthalmic Surgery; also, to the insortion of Arti- ficial Eyes, which he ‘just imported, from one of the first makers in Paris, ‘Aro the finest collection im the United Stat 80, with numerous oases of his grea’ cers in ophthalmio diseases, may be had gratis, by apply- Ing at his ofice. Hours of attesdance from eight A. M. to one o'clock, P. M. BYE AND EAR--4 PAMPILET CAN BE HAD, FR of cost, at 261 Broadway, corner of W: scribing Doctor Powell's new and succossf the affections of those sensitive and deli organs. Reeensly imported, a large supply of beautiful Artificial Eyes. Just published, CEs tog yo) io = Bye, third edition, re- ised aud calay |, pri cents, Tied wud enlarged price 9 ce'VAMES W. POWELL, M.D. + ™ CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC “THE GREAT POPULA, rity of Lyon's Magnotic Powders, for the destruction of Bedbugs, Cockroaches, and all other insects, has prompted certain parties to manufacture a spurious article, and for sale about the streets. The proprietor of the original aad qenuine article has no agents in this city, and it can be pur- chased, only: at the depot, (2) Broadway, where ala may be obtained Pills for the instantaneons destruction of Rats an@ Mice, Both articles are warrante: their efficacy has been tested and ontain no poison, and ified to by the following D. D. HOWARD, Esq. Irving Honse, COLEMAN & STETSON, Astor House. 8. THAYER COZZE) late of the American Hotet. PRESTON H. Carlton House, J... ROOME, Esq., Superintendent of N. ¥. Hospital. £ ‘And many of tho most eminent Physicians fm the cit CARD.--THE SUBSCRIBERS, I the wrecked schooner Mary Ma: to Charleston, take this method of offering their Knowledgementa to Captain George Emory, 0 Hualco, for his prompt, energotic, and gontlémanly bearin conduct was not confine from & watery gray | Bertier say diver | teem of the public His noble snd mant | liable to be impos polely to the nct of saving us throughout the whole voyage, was he assiduous in c to our comfort and happiness. Well may the happy brid We wish him along life | themselves, but thrive and luxuriate upon the carnings of the | deserving. ‘The extraordinary suocess attending | Wistar's Balsa, in diseases of the lungs, and the Tho first mate, Mr. Boyd, was unremitting, also, tributing to our comfort, we thank him kindly; also, the | tain cure for incipient Consumption, Asthma, Liver Com— / GOLD COAST. CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, VIA NEW OR- ns.—The United States Mail Sveamship espatoh on Saturd Known steamship FA. a harleston. or Savannah, 4 Staton Mails for the Peottic steamers from rt | found those s: the commodious and wi agros, via Havana and Ni forward cabin. Havana ia the state room. Jower after cabin ,, For freight to New Orleans, om pas | States and Canai | ONE TRIAL WILT PROVE THAT OLD PARR'S PILLS WALTED-A YOUNG MAN, SPRAKING ENGLISH and French, having some knowledge of business. “Appl at Mr. L.% DESLOMBR'S, 156 Broadway, up stairs, from Salary moderate, J ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID, PLAIN Sewing, and Waiter, by a respoctable young woman, who can give the most unquestionable recommendations, and who has findexporience in the above departments, No objeotion to Brooklym, Apply at i Thirteenth stroct, between 6th and Grd avenues, 94 Hor; or address M. J. B,, at this office, D—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS Chamberinaid, and is willing to maky herself generally useful, Mlease call at No, 2+ Madison st. Can be seen fortwo days, if not engaged. ANTED—BY A KESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, Who has lived hotter than two years in hot last place, @ situation in @ respectabl family, to do chamberwork and waiting, or fine washing; or would do the work of a small fuily, The best of city reference. Can be seon for two days, if not engns Apply at Li Jane street, between West aad Washington ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE WOMBN, SITU ations—ono as Cook, and to assist in washing and ity ing: the other a& Chambermaid, and to nasist in washing and ironing. Both understand theit business, and have good city rel Wy Anrep A SITUATION, BY A R&SPECTABLE vng Woman, who understwads dressmaking, os scamsircon and 10 take Onre of children, or to go tesvelling. Apyly et 6) dames atruot. J ANTED —BY A RESPECTs BLE YOUNU WOMAN, & sitwarion ms Coek and to do gunornl housework, in & tell private family. Weuld have no objection to go a short tetance ip Che oewn' RA The beat of orsy referonoe cam be ven, by aaplping Wb No. 225 Bat atroet, be vereen Stb aud 0m, Aeauge ce; have no objections to go & & y. Plonve call at 196 Merowr st. t distance im the JOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRES.—The steam- Chas. Stoddard, will leave on Saturday, the 19th inst, ‘Tho’. C. will arrive in time to ineet the Pa- cifie mail steamer of June, and it is confidently expected that pehip Senator will be at Pi to San Francirco. ma, to take passengers 108 Al SULP PRO- will sail for San }OR CALIFORNIA BUS, Captain J. do Vries, Maste Francieeo, on or about tho 2th inst. tend down the balance of thoir freight River, thatit may not be excluded. Shippers will pleases their bills cf lading, for signature, without delay, ber of passengers in first and second cabin is atrictly Liumited. A few more berths may yetbe seoured, by Immediate applica~ JNO. OGDEN, 116 W OR SAN FRANCISCO, to wail, positivel, Richmond, baving ot take FU) bbls, m: er cargo encne Freight, of the bulk there; of, if Immediate application i# mado va board, at Pier No. it, TH South at., mp stairs. ease acnd ta their bills of Inding te Paseongors who have se- ‘and not paid thoir parsagos, will plonss ottle, tm order that t accommodations for afew North River, or ( ree OLN COLLINS, JR., Agen Shippers will rao OF this voesel. Passengers will pl it before Twosde, on Wedneniay, ‘which time the vessel will ol @K SAN FRANCISUV, CALIFORNIA, WITH IM- will be deaparobed frei © POTAE'SBELUNS, J, TH South stenot, up staics. has, also, received the first premium of the Amoriet stitute, EWARE, OF IMPOSITION !-THE GREATER THR ry, the higher it is held im the e- nd 40 rach in proportion ts thet publie upon by the spurio tations of igne— phonee Who, like the dronesin the tion to provide for rant, designing. and dishonest me hive, have netther the ability nor ineli the ase of a gular crrgs it has foc d, have naturally attracted the at— tention of many physicians, ag well as the whole fraternity o€ nacks. ‘Now that this preparation is well known to be a moro oee- plaint, Coughs, Bronchitis, and all similar affections, thea hay ‘other remedy ever known, there will ‘be, and mow are villainously wicked as to concoct a spurieas and perhaps poisonous mixture, and try. to. palm it off as the genuine Balsam, We raise mo falso alarm, We advise the public of there schemes, that their health may aot be tried with, nor ourselves plun tered of our just rights. he Genvine and Original Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Chorry, on account of I's great popularity, lns been extan— sively counterfeited in Philadelphia, and sme thousand bot | {lea of the spuriows imitation throws into the market sad ex tensively circulated. This is to caution Dealers a1 patlic generally against purchasing of other thee that aving the written signature of I. BUTTS on the wrapper. tbs b Neade For sale wholesale and retail by 4. B&D. 3 100 Fulton st., corner of iy sway, Irv = ing, corner of Chamber 4 m idem Lane, and by the druggists genorally throughout the United wre for Indigestion, Torpid Liver, Biliews the, Sick Headache, Swimming in the Uead, Loathing of irresolution, Nervous lr~ ing from Attacks, Sick Headache, Sw Food, Furred Mouth, Night Mt Hitabillty, and every disease og Ke) re ‘Torpidity of the Of the Digestive ye fenteaordinary. virtuos of j id, France, the East and Wost Ta tie, China, Avetraliay and many éther parts 1 iy ve every where beon joyfully hailed aa t f2d be restorative of health, and the most ‘uncom promising te t ivainy oF Old Denth. This extraordinary, medicino deri fnemy elcrom ite disooverer, ono Thomas. Parr, by whom x first used, and on who produced the most wonderfal ‘Thomas Parr was born at Allerbury, in the + Winnington, in Shropshire, Bi in the in the your 142, fo, who brought him & ; leaving hima a wid Cat hy tim he married a widow two ohildre: survived hi London, (t place he was taken to ng Charles the First) on the Ith November, 1635, at the aste— nishing ago of one hundred and fifty-two years and nine montha. Preparod by authority, and sold at 156 Broad New ‘The price is B eonts por box. D®2A:PH, A0THOR oF THE « PRa vate ” he. Greenwich ie, Cte D P.M. eka tevoteniaal from mo ot source |ARGE.—DR, MURPHY, OF qT} tial conrad saree in te