The New York Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1849, Page 3

Unparalleled Attraction!—Buy the Un- Egan piom this week. It hae some felicitous exposures 0 portraitures of some illustrious Rawdens, Rodens a eiied a w York, Itwill gibbet, to deserved exe~ ell-known corrupters of ‘public and private Morals, Tt has ome racy aul plgumat soenes and provio.s, hing revelations, astvanding dis? quiag horrors, faithtully depicted in ve ready afternoon, at two BY Aue street, ged pond very where. this week's pape: O'clock. Othe, rangers and asp etre in want of bar- gains i English, imperial, thrve ply, double, superting wad ingrain and sale Carpeting, Floor Oil Cloth, gh Window Slades, Be., have: only to visit the Gheapest carpet establishment in t lie United States, No. Bowery, ikaw aN DER motto is quick sales apdsacikmaiin; ‘Hastreds seepas teins Gals, Given Away !—The first part of “ David iby Bor, is riven away with tho Morning Star of Leave your addross at the office, ce One No. 103 ‘Nassau’ street. Influenza, Coughs, Colds, Rheumatism, &o,—Porsons who are aiflicted with ei sbove Com- 5 EY h 4: CARKO! L'S Medit ed Vapor rand Sule ur hay Barclay street. Carrol ym Po uD | yrup Sr Sereaparilla, Yellow Dock, and Hydriodate cf Povasen. Boots, Boots—Governor Young is still to Refound at his French ot and, Shue Emporinm, Fulton and Nassau streets, where he itisems, the Rreatent indneemente in hl Fine French Boots ine Cal a outs, Bhoes aud Gaiters, of all descriptions. iE DOCTOR. Dr. Kellinger’s Wonderfal Liniment be- ing se st cheap, agreealile, and effective in its spoody joation of every description, and healieg all manner 4, Bruises, and Hard Swellings, C and po gree~ hundred bottles for onl No ver After a tri 0) ons and preserves the teeth. Itis ‘used by the foonlty 4 enera ly, on all required occasions. Sold 2 large bottles, price 5) cents, at Pearl street, and 404 way, the great central depot. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY ¥ MARKET. ‘Wednesday, May 16—6 P. The stock market was more bouyant to-day, and quotations for stocks generally, advanced a fraction. ‘The transactions were unusually large, and principally for cash or on time, seller's option. This is indicative of ® better feeling among operators, and shows the strength and confidence of purchasers. At the first board, Treasury notes improved 4 per cent; United States 6's, 1868, 36; New Haven Railroad, %; Canton Company, %{; Farmer's Loan, 34; Long Island, X; Harlem, X; Erie Railroad, 1. At the second board, Harlem advanced 3{ por cent; Canton Company };. The receipts to-day, at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, were $30,130 54; payments, $1,824 88; advices, $75,000; balance on hand, $2,193,- 536 59. The news from Europe, by the steamship Canada, one ‘week later,is rather more favorable, financially and commercially, than that received by the Hibernia. ‘The advance in cotton was one of the results of a de- preciation in prices for breadstuffs. Quotations for British and French funds had improved, and the amount of specie in the Bank of England had not been Aiminished by the shipments to this country, while the amount in the Bank of France had been largely increased. The total amount of gold exported from England to the United States, including the £25,900 on board the Canada, was £436,900, equal to $2,134,596. This about closes the movement, and if we can keep what we have received, we shall do much better than weanticipate. The political disturbances on the con- tinent continue. As they extend, the larger powers ‘will be drawn into the conflict, and tho result will, ‘without doubt, be a general war. Thus far they have not interfered with commercial movements, except in the Baltic; but in the event of the principal mercantile powers becoming engaged, the effect upon trade must be most disastrous. Counterfeit 20's, on the Stark Bank of Bennington, Vermont, are in circulation, Vig.—Farming im- plements and railroad cars; on right lower corner “XX,” upper corner, 20 ;’? on the left, female and @aglo—spread eagle between officers’ signatures. The swords “Stark Bunk” seem to be printed over an era- sure on the bill. Also 50’s on the State Bank, Newark, New Jersey. We learn this isa very dangerous coun- terfeit, and that many good judges have been deceived dy their resemblance to the genuine. 3’s on New Haven County Bank, Connecticut; vignette, ship, sheaf of wheat, and three females. Washington on the tight. Our quotations of yesterday, for sterling exchange, were barely sustained to-day, and the market closed heavy. Prime bills on London were sold at 7K a8 per cent premium. On Paris, 5f. 264 a 5f. 25. The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company have call- ed for an instalment of $25 per share on their new or scrip stock, payable on the 12th of June, The Bowery Fire Insurance Company have declared .@ semi-annual dividend of ten per cent, payable on the Ast of June, ‘The Canal Commissioners have advertised for a loan of $1,789,024 76, to be applied to the redemption ef the seven per cent bonds maturing during the present year. Proposals will be received for any sum not less than $1,000. The loan will bear interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable quarterly, at New York or Albany, and the principal will be reimbursable on the dst of July, 1865. At an adjourned meeting of the stockholders of the Morris Canal Company, held at Jersey City, yesterday, it was dctermined on toaceept the supplementary act, go faras relates to the issue of preferred stock, for the Liquidation of the outstanding debt, and fer raising a sum sufficient to complete the contemplated improve- ments in the canal, &c. It was also agreed that no re- duction should be made in the number of shares repre- sonting the capital of the company. This is perfectly aight, for simply one season, It is estimated that he earnings of the canal will, after the improvements (proposed are made, pay a handsome dividend on the present capital,and uponthe prefered stock; and for that reason we see no justice in reducing the number ofshares of the old stock, but think they should remain as they mow are, to give the holders every opportunity of being hereaftcr remunerated for their long privation of divi- dends. ‘We learn that this canal is now doing a large busi- ess, and, it isconfidently believed, will, before the lapse of many years, with proper management, rank high ‘among the internal improvements of the country. The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cer- tain articles exported from this port, for the week end- ing the 15th inst., distinguishing the extent of ship- ents to each country :— Commence oy tHe Pont or New Yorx—Werxir Exrorts. To Liv —Flour, 1,916 bbls.; pork, 151 do.; pot- ash, ae turpentine. 300 do.; rosin, 1,553. do.; ‘bread, als 118 601 gallon f, 60 tierces; corn, 51. 147 bushels; Libs, ; lard, 252.590 do.; becawax, 2,220 do,; grease butter, 12.480 do. hams, 460,473 do.; tallow. 91,780 do.; tobacco, manutactured, 4,000 do.; hide To London. ce 56.001 Ibs.; lard, 68,611 do; to- Ddacco, manufactured, 6.918 do.; eil cake, 81,716 do.; raconny 16,119 do; tallow, 20 822; pork, 236 tierces; pork, 88 bbls,; turpentine, 3,000 do.. #kins, 129 pkys.; 1 16. To Ireland.—Corn, 67.282 bushels; staves, 1,600. To Havre. —Potash, 75 bbls ; castor oll, 20 do.; whalebone, 21.722 do.; oil anis, 6 “ouse She remedy in market, and that the; ‘to one of any other article offered cg th lard, aon: sad 12 doy bark. 290 ceroous; cedar, 20° log: CO) 2 do.; ‘ceroons; cedai 0g8; tice, Bhcrcens wool, 8 bales; staves, 3,000. To Marseilles —Staves. 39.000. To Hotland.—Potash, 30 bbls.; herring. 120 do., ma- hogany, 145 logs; cedar, 40 do.; logwood, 26 tons; staves, 1,440; oars, 400. To’ Mediterranean.—Tea, 2,018 Ibs,; tobacco, manu- factured, 67.902 do,; tobueco, 93 his; tobacco, 127 ‘Dales; staves, 6,000; shawls, 5 cases; caséia, 8 do, tice, 2 therees, Jo East Indies and Cape of Good Hope.—Pork, 300 rosin, 200 do.; pitch. 150 do.; varnish, 60 do; dried apples, 150 do ;'snuff, 13 do ; rice, 75 tierces; hops, 160 bates; hams, 1,607 Ibs.; choose, 6.234 do.; tobacco, ‘manufactured, 68,117 do.; tobacco, 60 tierces; lumber, 4,005 fect; sperm’ candles, 14 boxes; cider, 160 cases; oars, i To Flour, 600 bbls.; tar, 100 do.; rosin, 70 $33 \uopnes, 3 bagnt powder, 200 keg aperm candles, p bor nails, 10 casks; bats, P. L.. 10 eases; lard, domestics, tobacco, manufactured, 3,43 do,; 1,258 1bs,; Sh poenssso, on do.; cheese, 217 rhe cordage, 5 102'do.; hardware, 7 , ‘read, 14 bbis.; rice. linens, 2 cases; powder, 46 Kegs; whiskey, 604 gallons; brandy, foreign, 164 do,; tol eco, @ hhda j tobacco, 20 bales. To Madeira.—Palm leat, 10 bales; do, hats, 15 cases; staves, 61.000 To St. Domingo.—Herring, ih, 8,000 Ibs. ant Spanish West Indies —Fiour, 200 bbls; mackerel, or) pao 80 do.; ale, 169 do.; “naval stores epirits turpentine, 37 rice, ; joe, 196 bags; coflee, 6 cider, 40 a nny i 000 boxes, nadie, mould, 100 do.; cheese, 2.27 fish, 26.341 do.; butter, 1,062 do.; lard. 1,006 Ao: tallow, 3672 do.; tobacco. mfil. 1.949" do.;, hams, 796 do ; silks, 9 packa paper, 400° reams; lumber 18,000 feet; spurs, No. 100; aails, 164 casks; salt, 100 #acks; linens, 26 bales, & To Danish West Indies Flour, 172 bils.; moal, 60 do ; rye flour, 50 do.; pork, 12d 8 do.; b do 12 dy; irits turpentine, 1 do js np. 60 boxes; mould candles, $Fo do,; xperm candles, do ; lard oll, G44 gals; bear dy, foresen, s Hew, L tivree; tobacco, Z hhds ; do. suf, 2920 Vos ; sugar, refined, 2164 do ; lather, 4776 do,; butter, 632 do; cheese, 263 do ; lard, 279 do. ham Dhi'do; ten, 925 do’; ammunition, 4 eases; malls, 118 phegs.; domestics, 8 do. j Zo British West Indies.—Flout, 8% bbls ; rye flour, 29 lard, 213 50 Dbls.; herring 200 bxs ; 0,5 ale. do.s pitch, 6 du, pork, 19 de.; beet, 25 do rice. 11 tes.; corn, 400 bushels; cordage. 56 8 whale oil. 249 gal mid, exndies. 5 boner, cheese, tobac 1 do : currants, 60 do; beef. 50 lo; 1d. 200 bags: wheut. 2.200 bushels ; soap, 3 boxes; monld candles. 20. do.; sugar, refined, 11419 do.; lard, $22 do, 30.199 do.; butter, 4. 120° do.; cheese, 2! do; hams, 1064 do.; coffee, 2 bags; lgnuimvite port wine 120 carks; tobacco laf 60 hhds.; spirits turpentine, 3 guls.; burr stones, 900 blks ‘The shipments of breadstuily and provisions have been about to the usual extent, and the exports of othur articles buve been about the sume as previously report- ed. The movements in breadstuilx for September Let 1845, up to the latest dates in 1849, compaie 1 withythose for the corresponding period the previous year, havo been as annexed:— Siarments ov BRrapsturys rRom THe Uxitep Srares. Flour. Meal. Wi . mid. Total this year, Las: year to May’ 23. Increase, 1849, Decrease, 1519, Itappears, by this statement, that the shipments this year have been very large, compared with last year, the bulk of which has been forwarded from this port. Ad- vices from Europe by the last twoor three steamers have not been sufficiently favorable to give much im- pulse to shipments, while the resumption of navigation with the interior has increased our supplies and de- pressed prices in this market. ‘The shipments of breadstuffs, &c., from Philadelphia and Baltimore, have been as annexed:— Exronts raom Pas.apenriia—lsr to Lite Maw, To Chilian Ports.—Flour, 60 bbls.; ship bread, 93 do.; naval stores, 76 do.; peas, 75 bushels; oats, 200 do.; rice, 60 tes.; domestics, 10 bales; paper, 4il reams; hanis, 2,500 Ibs.; lard, 250 do.; soap, 1,875 do.; pepper, 6,331 ‘40. tea, 480 do.; nails, 4500 do.; sperm candles, 1,326 di To Columbian Ports.—Flour, 1,070 bbls.; corn meal, 30 do ; rye meal, 20 do.; naval stores, 400 do.; muck- erel, 6 d0.; corn, 2,988 bushels; rice, 10° tes.; tobacco, 11 bhas,; brandy, 300 gallons; hams, 0,047 Tos.; lard, 7,324 do. butter, 1,775 do.; sperm candles, 2,007 do. soap, $0,452 do,; candles, 0.871 do; codtish, 1,500 do.; tobacco, manuf’d, 1,692 do. To West Indies.—Flour, 1,757 bbls.; corn meal, 900 do,; rye meal, 260 do.; ship’ broad, 1,037 do ; beef, 2 do,} pork, 218 do,; naval stores, 35 do.; cider, 15 fs mackerel, 253 do: peas, 244 bushels;’ rice, 20 tes.: hams, 8,925 Ibs; lard, 7,687 do.; butter, 7,725 do.; cheese, ‘734 do.; soap; 11,820 do.; candles, 4,660 do.; codfish, 20,588 do.; oil, 1,103 gallons, To British North America,—blour, 1,198 barrels; corn meal, 1,445 do.; rye meal, 903 do.;' ship bread, $3 do.; corn, 600 bushelg: wheat, 2.09] do.; rige, bu tes. Exrorts From Bautimonn —Werk EXpING May 9. To London,—Pork, 1,528 bbls.; lard, 25,557 lbs.; ba- con. 1,104,849 do,; hogs’ hair, 8,086 do.; ‘tobacco, leaf, 10 bhds.; clover seedy 100 bushels; Gran. wood, 11 tons. To Panama. Boards, 20,000 fect; tar, 50 bbls.; bseult 60 do.; matches, 910 groce;, ink, 264’ dozen; coal, 750 tons; drugs, 51 cases, $1,824; trusses, $123, To Valparaiso. —Flour, 400 bbis.; beeswax, 2,755 Ibs,; chairs, 400 dozen; globes, &c., $210; machinery, $6,400. To St, Thomas. Flour, 800 bbls } beef, 50 d0.; pork, 25 do.; corn meal, 100 do.; rye meal. 25 do.; corn, 106 bushels; peas and beans, 140 do.; bacon, 1,100 1bs.; lard, 1,041 do,; butter, 2.436 do.; cheese, 690 do.; tallow can- dies, 2,110 do.; rice, 10 tierces. ‘0 British West Indies—Flour, 2,173 bbls.; beef, 42 o.; pork, 107 do.; corn meal, 749 do.; rye meal, 84 do.; biscuit, 213 do.; corn, 1,576 bushels;' oars, 150} empty casks, 100; sheep, 50; paper, 200 reams; bacon, 2,315 1bs.; lard, 7,583 do ; butter, 14,114 do. ; cheese, 4.184 do. ; sperm candies, 473 do.; tallow do., 6,100 do.; adamantine do., 320 do.; soap, 1,440 do,; tobacco, mfu., $43 do.; paints, 2,140 do, To British North America. —Flour, 2,496 bbls.; beef, 222 do.; pork, 208 do,; "corn meal, 504 do.; biscuit, 211 d corn, 500 bushels; rice, 5 tierces; pipes, 630 boxes; aves, 3,000. ‘The course of trade at these two"ports is exhibited in these returns. The export trade of Philadelphia and Baltimore is almost entirely confined to the ports of South America and the West Indies, The shipments of breadstuffs from those porte have at all times been large, as the grain produced in the Southern section of this country is better adapted to the climate of South America, than that of our more northern latitude. Stock Exchange, $200 U 80's, 02 1005 60 ahs dire new fullGaw 636 {0 Harlem RR v6 B34 ist iy do bsg 1g 120 do 535 160 Mba Ae do 10 58% nh do 50) 53%, e 1 Toland RR Bie 34 200 ban Bb 41 shs Bk St 2B Nor & Wor 37% 100 Farmers’ arg 2) i lo 2 Fy Canton Co ao 40 Reading RR 2 100 do 60 29%@ aw de bow ft "2 House RR new, tm w. @ nw we a 30 is @ NY EN, sl2ms a 0 F 10 do 810 3732 $9000 Erle 7s, Bonds WX 10 do DO) YS” “GW she Mohawk RR b6O Kz % Erie, new, full ie do lame 8 0 saw SECOND BOARD. £0 chs Harlem RR 59 100 shs Harlem RR 5874 10 do. ds 59 WO MorrisCanal 387% % do OS 0 Canton Co 06) 3x ad RR ADVERTISEMENTS BENEWED EVERY DAY, TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. GTATEN ISLAND FERRY NOTICETLEAVES NEW YORK—7, 8,9, 10, 1 o'clock, A. M., and 1 2 3:4 5, 6:7 9,10, 11 o'clock, A. M., REWARDS. waren MARA REW ARD—THE SA ‘DDLER 'S SHOP, 454 BROAD- , was entered I ywoen the hours of ven o'clock, at jac] ck coat was taken, ining « pocket ook, with one hundred and thirty-one of bi 1s of the following description :—One hundred ¥.j 8 ven dollar bills of the ‘bill of the City Bank of Boston banks, and one dollar papers of eto the owner. Whoever will give information that will Tend to the recovery of the above Rrepeny shall revolve, the Wants. AAA AIA RS PANTE DX SITUATION BY A, RESPECTABLE wast ihe us troning. “Can give the Best elt ply at 173 Laurens Sirest a nn i ‘a A RESPECTABLE ANTED—A SITU ATION young woman to cook, wa No objectinn to doing keneral housew Best of city AS CHAMBERMAID, OR AS Chanmberman and Seamstress, by a highly respectable youn an who understands her’ business. perfectly ales is a good washer and irenor, would have no objeetion to Wh family. Can po ay 2. ED-BY A WELL-EDUCATED YOUNG MAN, E asituation as Clerk in a mercantile establish~ ment, on s steamboat, orina Lawyer's office. He und stands the French language thoroughly, and can produce highly respantable testhnonials from bis {ast employers. Ad dress J. C,, Herald Ottico, py 4 person of respectability, with good rev sinall family of respectability. ‘Inquire at 03 Si Re ie TR NION COV &SE, L. L—TROTTING, THIS DAY, ay, Mor It a8 at three o'clock, P. M.—Match, $400, mule wo ane in tive, between Ringer of Terrors and rustes, James Wholpley names a. — . 3 Bertine H4 RLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE—TROITING | Horses. —A Purse of $30, Mile Heats, the best threo in tivo, im harness, will come off’ on Friday, the 18th. all horsos that pever won over $100 purse. Entrance at Green & Madden's on Thursday, at or before 9 P.M. ‘Trot comes off at 3.o’elock in the afternoon, WILLIAM FONNER, Proprictor. Free for eh al SPECIAL |! NOTICHS, T A MEETING OF THE KINGGOLD HOSE CO on the 15th inet., it was unanimously resoly the term of service of our late foreman, Mr. Potor Hl. has expired, we feel ourselves called upongto core thanks for the able, courteous and gentlemanly in which be has discharged his arduous duties for th Years, “By orderof the Gompany, 1 paoy. ¥ " , Foreman. Moras, Wantepany 5 A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOM AN, a situation as Cook, Washer, and Ironer, or Chambor- maid, Inquire No. 105 Broome strect, in the basement. — WANTED A SITUATION BY A R woman, todo chamberwork, fi ironing, or sewing. Good city roference gi ply at 244 Mott street, Can be seen for throe days, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Chambermaid and Seamstress, or to do general housework ofa small family. Would have no ob- jection to go a short distance into the country. The best and Tost tunexceptionable city references can be given as to capa~ bility, honesty, & Please call at 12th street, No. 2. ANTED--A SITUATION, BY A VERY COMPETENT fe with excellent city reference, to cook, wash, and iron for & private family. Ts & good cook, and first-rate Please call at 74 6th avenue, ia tho book washer and ironer, store. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF INDUSTRIOUS AND Persevering habits, combined with good personal ad- dress, to obtain subscribers for illustrated ion publica~ tions of the highest reputation, for which a li boral commis sion will be given, and a lucrative and permanent income may bo secured. Application by letter, prepaid, addressed A.A.Z., box Bat Postuioe, New ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION 0: farm, where he can make himself general st of references will be given. Please to addre: office of this paper. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as Cook, Washer, and Ironer, or Chamber- maid. The best of city reference. street, in the basement, W 4ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation as Cook ; would do the general Rogeewors: of a private family ; i¢ a good washer and ironer, city reference can be given for honesty and ca Please call at Mr. Jobuston’s grocery, corner of St Furman streets, South Brooklyn. Can'be seon for two ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as Chambermaid, or Nurse. She i¢ a good washer and ironer. Best of city reference given. Apply at 27 Grand strest, between Sullivan and Thompson streets, be- (ween the hours of one and six. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ituation as Wet Nurse; has afresh breast of milk; was in her ast Han e ive ears, and can give the best ci reference. it No, Court, Brooklyn. C: be seen for t we a; ‘Inquire at No. 105 Broome id pe ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MAN, A SITUATION as Coachman, or Porter in a store—perfeotly undor- standy the caro of horses and directing. Good reference a4,to capability and honesty. Please call or address N. K., 301 Mulberry street, in the rear, second floer. Can be seen for ree day: Ww ED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & situation as general Housemaid—is » good washer an ironer, and would do plain sewing. Can give the best of city reference. Address, 6: . Can be een for two days WANrep-a SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘young girl, to do chamberwork, or to assist in washing, andironing, or ‘todo general housework in a small private family. Good eference given—applyrat No. 7 Bridge street. ANT D—BY A ee PROTESTANT ber Waiter, or to mes be highly recom- , second floor, front room. Can beseen for two day: ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & situation to cook, wash, and iron, or to do general housework in n small private family. Best of city refer-ueo can be given. Enquire at 56 McDougal street, in the rear, fourth story. ANTED—A BIE ATION young woman, at Cook by one who understands her 's a good washer ironer. Best of city refe- wen ‘Picase Callat No. 20 Mulberry’ stroot’ in the ‘Can be seen for two days. wis ED—DY A RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL, A ‘situation as Chambermaid or Waiter in a privat i- 1p; the best of city reference can be given. Pleaye nll at i ‘esey strect, Mr. Dexhinner, 3d story. 7ANTED—BY AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN, A situation as Conchman; would have no objection to & attend to a pluin garden and be generally useful to his em- ployer; or as porter, and would take care of a horse and cart. ‘Address. H., Herald office, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A VERY RESPECTABLE ‘oung girl, to do chamberwork and waiting, or child's mand and plain eowing, or the general housework’ of «small Privaic family; the best of city reference given. Please np- ply for two days at No. 30 Spring street, in the rear. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A. RESPECTABLE gi Chambermaid, and to assist in washing and ironing, or to do general housework in & genteel Vest of city reference can be given from her last pl she has lived a long time, for honesty, sobriety, and capa- bility. No objection to go to the country. Can be secon for wo days at 211 Wooster street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘a situation to do cooking and general housework in a te family. Good city reference, Muay be soon at venue. ANTED—A SITUATION AS WAITER OR CHAMBER- maid, by @ very respectable young woman, who can produce the most satisfactory city reference as to honesty, Bobricty, and capabilit in be seen for two days at No. First avenue, south-east corner of Eleventh street, first floor, back room. ANTED—A sITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as plain Cook, isa good Washer and Ironer, or todo the genoral housework o! family. Good reference from her last place. 490 Twelfth street. ANTED—A SITUATION BY TWO RESPECTABLE ‘Young women—one as Chambermaid and Waiter, or to do ‘Plain sewing op general housework; the other to do general housework. Both are willing to make themselves Eencrally useful. No objection to go in the country. Ma good oe references, Ploase call at 178 Laurens sireot, tween Bleeker and Houston streets. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY “A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do cooking washing and ironing small private family. ‘The best of city reference given, I call at No, 43 Hammond street. BY A RESPECTABLE busing rene store. ¢, Whore 2 2 sercall at Winnie tt ct ‘A RESPECTABLE you (G GIRL, A situation as Children’s Nurse, or to d t chamber- work, Has no objection to going in the country’ Enquire at 670 Greenwich street. ANTED—A SIT ‘young woman as Nurse and Seamstress, or Ci work and Walter. The best of city reference given. Please Call at No. 4 Hammond street. Can be seen for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION BY TWO PROTESTANT ‘young women, one as Chambermaid and ‘the other as Chamber! jd, or to take care of chil neral housework. Both can come well recommen be seen at 72 18th strect near Sixth avenue, for two day: above reward, LLOCK & SON. ] REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE FIND- of the body of Faptain P. Vand 1} from on Satur Was lost over! off a cireet Ferry, nd rey contee. y mm will be thankfully roceiv reward will be ths on the finding of hi RICHARD LEWIS, 241 Sout , MASS., YES- , 16th instant, a Certificate of ree shares of New ork jock, No. of Certificate 3009. All persons are forbid purchasing the same. JOHN C. COOPER. OUND—POCKET BOOK, CONTAINING A SMALL | amountof money. The owner, by proving property, can obtainit by calling at No. 160 Fulton street. wien j Wis ieuge of the Book and Stationary business WAxtep-ny 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG AMER! can girl, a situation as Chambermaid or Waiter. Good references can be given, Please call at 655 Greenwich streot, in front room up stairs, Can be seen for two days. ANTED—A YOUNG LADY OF GENTEEL ADDRESS and of “he ctable parentage, to attend the counter of the most res je Ice Cream Saloon jn the city, one who perfectly unde a ds making change. Apply at the Ameri- can Patent Steam Tee Cream Company: 154 Chatham Square, between the hours of 9 A. M, and 3 P. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, with the best of city reference, to cook, wash, and iron ; has'no objection to go a short distance in the country with a small family. To be seon for two days. Please call at No, 862 Hudson street, first floor. D—A YOUNG MAN WHO TAS SOME KNOW- Apply at 34 Greenwich street. FOR SALE. . reer ennnrnnrnnnnnnnn ROCERY STORE FOR SALE.—THE STOCK AND fixtures of tho first class grocery store, 27 sth has been established over three years, and offers an excellent Opportunity for any onterprisiig man with & moderate capl= “the present owner going to the country. 27 Btn avenue, OR 8SALE—A VERY FINE TWO SEATED ROCKA- | Can be secnat Reed & Truesdell’s stable, No. 174 Moree? street. OK SALE--A HOUSE AND LOT, VERY PLEASANTLY situated, No, 20 abingdi Possession given im- mediately, Enquire of A. ‘139 Broadway. OR SALE, IN BROOKLYN—TWO | LoTs CORNER OF Fulton and 0 street, forty-nine feot front on Fulton, one hundred on Orange street, om the rear sev ne or more of the purchase money, ‘ane. Inquire GL. MARTENSE: No. 1 ron st., Brooklyn. enue, | ITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE WO- 8 branches, either in a. it St Trinity Place, in ANTE D-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Chambermaid, or to do general house~ work ; can do plain ‘ooking, and isa first rate washer and toner. ‘The best of city reference given. Inquire in the store 215 Canal street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘A situation as Cook. No objections to go a short dis- tance in the country. Good city refere 45 Henry street, rear, fourth floor, front room, A YOUNG LADY WANTS A situ TION AS SEAM- stvens; she is capable of dressmaking. Inquire at No. 15 Jac ob sire " ; A RE PECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION IN 4 dress 3 T° PRINTERS--FOR SALE CHEAP, A MAMMOTH band Press, with iron distributors. Apply at the desk im the publication office of the Herald. SALES BY AUCTION. DROWN, AUCTIONEER—LARGE SALE OF maid peeaen Furniture.—J. W. Brown will sell by the entire, stock of splendid Cabi Furnieu veined in tl jown establishinent No. $92 Broadway, comprising over netic of Mousehold Furni ture, such 48 Sofas, Chairs, Bedsteads, &e., Bo. of every finest qua~ kind, Splendid rosewood and plush suits uf ti Torms lity, Sate peromptory. To commence at ton o'eluek. cash. City .E OF HOUSE FURNISHING ‘Articles, elegant Furniture, &cy also, a lot of Goods, Cutlery, and numerous other goods, worthy. pa Jar attention, Thursday, at balf-past ten o'clock, in. the Sale Koums, LI Spruce ty , the stock of a fu: “i store, comprising artic! og/numerous to mention. All wil Tots, to suit familicr, &e, pe eanere en THOS, BELL, Auction 1. INSU RANCES, — SOMPANY OF BAT is company, heroto iow York vity, UIVAL LIFE INSURANCE ¢ mere, Notfoe,—The agency of cunduoced by John Livingston, b4 Wall 8t,. Now Sita herons in New York, having busigess. with ald company, will communicate directly with the central ofve, No. lb nth street, Baltimore, May ted, TH. B. ADAMS, Actuary NCE 00., ¢ Previe Org or THE NATIONAL Pips ing st Wall street, New York, th 1989, dent and Lirvocors of the National F re nsuran have this day declared » diviaond of five per eet, pe the rtookholders, on and after the 14th instan order of the Hoard of Directors, D. KELLOGG, Seoretary PRICE er NATION . FIRE INSURAN E CO. or iw ‘At the Anaval on wore elected wey ans nt Board, Thomas W, booger ing of the jected P'recidonte Thorne wes ‘voammously Foalocted reid tar small private family, ito do general housework. 0 Mott street, Can give the best of city reference. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ‘ation as Cook, Washer, and Ironer. Sho thoroughly understands her business, and can be well recommonded from her last place. Can be seen for two days, at her former employers, 61 Mth street, between 4th avenue ‘nd Broadway, ew YOUNG EUROPEAN LADY 18 DESIROUS OF forming an engagement as resident or daily, Governess; would twac Music, the rudime Drawing. A situation in the country would be *prefrred The moat reepegtuble references enn be given, Pleave address Miss Nernard, Post Office, New Yor LADY FULLY VALIFIED TO TAKE ‘anches, including writing and d the rudiments of French, wishes Assiatunt in a school, or resident ily. Has no objection to the cou st.” Terns moderais, Best references giv Address E. J. W., box M491, Post Offic A. REStectam.g youne WOMAN WANTS A silvation as Seamstress, one who understands stay- YOUNG cbarge of She bu try, meking, ond is ® very nent, plain Reamatress; would wait on lies, and bas wo olyeotion (0 tenvel, or go in the country, bo leat of eity references given. Please to call at No.4 Crosby street, noar Howard —BY A RESPECTA- dations: ia a fret rate street, pace ANTEDIN BROOKLY Vie girl, with the best reco Viae i, Waster and Ironer. reer of Boerum. « D MAN, PaRtyFR WANTED—BY A YOUNO Marni who hoya emiall wm fo engate in the grain business as brokers ani ral. $500 wil , and the bus neon to be conducted as safely Address J. sean be doce. C. Crane, with real name, © WANT SITUATIONS, snd Ironer. The other NG GIRE ak, Wash Ne Heat of city & Ait atentd bo teen fur two day IT? Toenty-tifth street and Bth avenue, E10 WOTEL AND RESTAURANT REBPERS, MEI- BoA young many who oan give the bast + feferen sie kinglish, Spaniab’and French, and willing to lend his employer ay ae 2 wishes f eitu by jeh he can wanes family; 4g also willing to travel. Address this 6 RUG CLERK WaNTED- NK “THOROUGIILY AO D qvainted with Che busipess, aud coming poll ply Mt Bho dea Pot Thi 7th avenue, & bi panies ot” fecgta, trom 19 a. M.too eM .B, Livenion, § HE MEMBERS OF MOUNT VERNON CHAPTER, U, A,, are particularly request 6 Grevk wich street, on Thursday there be a eneral attend. 584 Gs of the C, HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING vader thefirm of J. J, MOGENIER & CO., hasbeen this day dissolved by mutual consent. J, J. MOGENIER, MARY ADEMA., 3.3. Mogonior takes this opportunity to inform his friends and the public, that he will continue the business at the old stand on his ow nd will constantly manufacture and keep on hand choloe Syrups and Cordiats, to gether with the best brands of imported liquors, wholosule Or otail, He is prepared to supply public houses as low as can be had in the city. J. . returns thanks to his friends and patron: je many past favors, and_hepos, by A strict attention to hic business and the wishes of Ie pat= Tons, a continuance of the same, JOHN J. MOGENIER, : No. 96 Warren stroct, Now Yerk, May 16, 1849, New York’ LAY PARTNERSHIP—THE SU: BSCRIBERS HAVE formed a partnership in the Practice of the La NIEL SHEPHERD ALLAN MELVILL 14 Wall New York, May 16, 1849. OARD WANTED, IN A RESPECTABLE SPANISIL family, by a young man desirous of studying that lan; FE yg Heinity of the Parke preferred. Address "* M.ILD,, 0x 1,257, New York Post office, OARD IN THE COUNTRY—WANTED BY A FAMILY of five parsons, in some high and healty location, of easy access, by either North River steamboats, or Harlom, or Now a railroad.) Address B. E. S., box New York post office, OARDING—SUITS OF ROOMS TO LET, FURNISHED, with part or full board. Private table. ‘Location a fow doors out of Broadway, west side. Apply 45 Lisponard street, OARD, OR SMALL READY-FURNISHED HOUSE, IN the vicinity of New York, wanted for family consisting of gentlemen, wife, child (one ‘year old). and nurse,” Must bo Situated on some railroad er steamboat line, whore the com- munication with the city is constant, Address, immodiately, vente terms, location, ete., te box 1,643, New York Post- office. URNISHED ROOMS, WITH BREAKFAST AND TEA, pnd fu lay Board, Awe or threo gentlemen can be accomm ‘with vory pleasant rooms in Bond street, where the boarders will not exoeed eight in number, Ad- dress Bond street, Herald Office. FURNISHED ROOM, IN A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, within a block of Broadway, with breakfast, if roquired, imay be had on reasonable terms. Particulars by addressing ¥.M. 1, at this office, OOMS, WITH 'BOARD.—A VERY PLEASANT AND desirablo suit of rooms, suitable for families, can be pro- cured by applying immediately at 130 Chambers street. HREE OR FOUR SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE (ier? accommodated with Furnished Rooms, and Breakfast and Tea, in a small, private family, in Hoboken, N. J., within four minutes walk of the Ferry. Address Home, Office of this paper. Answers received for a week. RENCH’S HOTEL, ON THE CORNER OF FRAN’ fort street and City Hall square, posite the City Hi Fountain, Was buill ed by the Subscriber, 1849, who trusts that for convenience, olegance, 4 eronomy, it cannot be surpasied in the world, It contains more rooms than any other Hotel on this Conti a one only, all of whi warmed grati ted up with marble-top washstands whic plied with Ceolon water through silver-plated co the halls and water closets on every floor will be lit with gas during the Pa so) This Hotel {oimehe tiamediate yleinity of meresutile business and the principal places of amusement, and offers every inducemont to Ehese whotconsult convenience, elegance aud economy, as the prices will be sufficiently moderate to suit any rtion of the travelling Tere ‘There is s Barber's shop, and an extensive range of Bath rooms connected therewith. The Hotel will be Conducted on the Europenn plan of lodging rooms: and meals ts they may be ordered in thespactons and apiendid Refectory. Porters will be up during the night to admit lodgers, and also to call them at Ler time they may desire; and in no case will servants be permitted to exact or receive sand tem, FRENCH. REGON HOTEL, AT PANAMA.—IN ORDER TO PRE- ‘vent parsengersfrom being seared, on account ofrumors of starving,—to choose this route to go to California, the writer takes the advantage to announce to the public that he has opened a Hotel at Panama, where he is magne to Sela yl ood board ‘and lodging at eight dollars a 3 ‘od quality at very moderate prices. The we hout Xie oop ie the 2 two at ‘Bpot abe Pace ing the view of the harbor on two sides, and of the city in front. J.J, LANDERER, Proprietor, Lately from New York. B. The following languages arg corroctly spoken at this h, German, Fren Spani Portugueso, ety HOTEL, FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN is but one bed in # root Liquors and w: otel ix plac Panama, hay- ‘Arch and Market Pnandel ie The iotorshi ms | ianagetent of of tat ta now hi iio ia Tooated ry of 10 th hai ds of the eubsorivers, they ae loave a state shat iets their pes to ender it worthy of the liberal patron with which 1 tofore anres 0 v de, who may miah city on bu: . & J. Formerly of the Exchange Hotel. Pittaburgh. ) HILADELPHIA HOUSE—CARPETINGS, MATTINGS, Oilcloths.—The immense warerooms of Carpot Hall can ties ed prio oo quality or design of an eae mfncturer, for tho. last licits from the Pid fonse Carpet Hall, 13 and 40 North See ‘arded to mae pinto al an ‘01 ond street, bolow Christ Church. J. SIDNEY JONES.” ANTS!—PANTS!—FR. AURENS, THE WELL- known Pants Tailor, 82', Ann street, has this week re- ed 60 pieces French and American Casstmeres, which he makes up to order, im the best style, at only $4 the puir. Also, @ large assortment of real Fronch black Doeski: it from to $7; with a complete stock of white and faney Linen Drilling, at $3. Gents! if you want good and cheap Pante, call at 2s Ann street. HE BEST PLACE TO GET NEAT AND FASHION- ble clothing made to order, or 2 it ready made from . Ls, Rogers, 75 Fulton fT d to show hisfriends and the public an extensive jected assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestingr. which he will make up to measure in the best and most fashionable atyle, and at the lowest possible price. RS, 76 Fulton street, corner of Gold. AGHTON, FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT MANUPAC-~ ne No, 10 Park Place, New York, and 5 Royal street, ‘PUBLICATIONS. Te NATIONAL POLI GAZETTE OF THIS WEEK, , will contain «full and true account of the al Riot, and its causes; the Life of the Rov. Lishop Doane, and further astounding developements in Fela tion te his groat failure; the Atkins Divorce Case; Trial of Shadbolt for Murder, &e., &c., together with more of felon ntters; eneh, and German Criminal ie, volt entatartting criminal tateltigence from ail parts ‘orld, of the most exciting kind. Office 103 Nassau Sold everywhere. N’S RITUAL OF FREEMA- ed a Key to Odd Fellowship, with f this scarce book just procured iNustrations. on the Mier ity of the and for gale, price $5. Plato, Soul, a new edition, price $1 D OUGHKEEPSIE NEWS ” DEPOT.—THE DAIL Herald can always be had of our agent for the sale of the Herald, Mr. M, TUCKER, at 13 Market street, opposite the Surrogate’s Ofnees” MISCELLAN HOUS, | Pe ARGAINS IN FRENCH CH EMBROIDERIES.—JUST RE- eeivod, py latest arrivals from Paris, a choice stock of di domestics of every deseri Fler retailprices: Ladies would do wel this ato ns to purchasing, and satisfy h G.STE aT rondwn woen Grand rity ‘Canal ste, ANCY AND THREAD AND NEEDLE STORE.—A ry, glo well-selected stock and excellent fixtures, of a good stand for business, fu and store tolet. Toa per- ton of small capital, thi ‘tunity seldom to be met with. Apply at 308 6th Aven rner of 22d attest, EWELRY, iy ER WARE, WATCURS, &o.—CHAS, fs . 18 John street, Ware Room , two doors below Fine Articles, only at ‘cash, All orders for Prise Jewelry, Fine Watches, & ‘No imitations of any kind ma anufacturer’# enamelled and enaily attended to, establishment. 1ANO_FORTES-TWO FINE PIANO FORTES FOR Pan ccneap tor cash, They will bo warranted, and kept in tune for one year, Inquire 106 Bowery, in the dwelling. ANFAP FRENCH GOODS.—W. FALCONER, NO. 653 C naday, abo 0 Bleecker street, hins just received seve~ yal cases of French Goods, consisting in part of~Real French Favbroid 4 Collars, for, 8ix cents; do,, for one shilling: do. Capes, for nine shillings: best qualicy Kid Gloves, four abil tn ir; also, real Valenciennes , worth Sl: do. #8, worth $1 4°. $7, worth 2 60, worth $4 80; do. with Cutts, $5 1, worth 1 Frouch Reediewerk « ollare-and tinder Handxerchiets, fi do, do. with embroidered fronts, all of whieh a cheaper vhan the usual price; also, Thread Lace under Handkerchiefs, de standing, at as equally low cr; Vinek “with Trimning “Laces, real Valenciennes Ke~ and other Thread La ‘Linsertings, Mustia Bands, ys jin Trimmings, Ladies and hitdeen Dress Caps, do. dow, M Lingere Cellars 80d Vell arege Hack and white Lace Veil “ait i ijl «for one sbi do. do. at very low and viber ¢ Vamphor, w J Laces, Dress ( erfu ‘Trunks, Parasols, bo Bmabreidered Law mn MAN OF RESOROTAMILITY 19 cigement As readout or vixiting His Course of instruction mar and Composit Mar Drogo, ompriee nd th mastic Valation theretivm. Advertiser pow tat heh to aan) He would nut object tore Ade with te ig the covairy. Torms moderate, Address 1 By oxy, N.K AMUSKMERTD, AARARAARARARARARAN AIL Borer THEATRE—THUR3DAY EVENING, Mav 17, will be represented the tragedy of KING JouN— Jona King of Bagland, Mr. Hamblin; Psinoe Agthus, Master ‘T. 8. Hambt ‘ince Henry, Mist K. Denin; Earl of Salis bury Mr. had ance, Mr. Ste Castile, Mis of YOUR LITE Ww o; Hubert, Mr. Gilbert; Philip, King of stance, Mrs, Shaw; Blanch» To conclude with t Cus S NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM t iiureday Evening, May 17, will’ be acted the HER AND CRASHER—SI B. sher, inva, Ars. Isher vr Ma. pain cone Bh dirs. Cl. Chapman 2 conclude with the oriental alled THE EN NOU ER—Bohemond, Mr. C! eatnase Mr. Dawes; Will mal, Mr. Tilton; Sald: Berther, Mii i Isoult, Mrs. Ls! Doors syilopen att TH for 4 joxes, 25 cts.; pit. 12), cts: private boxes, 0 j orchestra boxe, $4; seats in orchestee Roxen: BU ete ECHANICY HALL, No, 472 BROAD Grand and Rroome streets. et ect DURING THE WEEK, and overy night until further the origin dwell known Sia MINSTR. Present popular success in thi v teactlve ¢ Company consists of ten performers, under the ditectio of EF Girly.” Doors open a seven; Convert comaonces ‘eloe! n afternoon Concert evi Saturd: es moncing at threo o'clock, P. M “ater th ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. T, BARNUM, Manager and Proprietor; onwood, Jr Assistant Iapewond anton’ eelrosts Splendid perform- caoea 7 avant at hy Lengel 4 for another week, Quaker Giant and Gianters, whose combined. height is’ ize toon foct, and weight 49, pounds: they may be oven ae all hours, with ‘Tits hiry Queen, "Ato, enzaged for tnother week, the celebrated Martinetti Famil Louis Elasler, ‘Groat Western, the Yankee Comedian, and Mr, Marriscn, tho colebrated comic and impromtn singer. “A mag- nifteent e feotof t Revolution; eslie, Miss Stanhope, Mise Harton, Mis West, aud Highand Masimoth weetiery, The Binghamton Pig whieh weighed, when butchered last fall bs., and measured 9 foct in length, may be econ wt al heen resentations of , the Fortune Teller. ssion, 25 cents; children undor ten years, 124 cents. R. DEMPSTER'S THIRD AND LAS! ORIGINAL Ballad Entertaiumont will be given at the Tabernacle, ‘Thureday Evening, uding his popular S The Spot where rie, Imprison ndetton, my Jo,” “Saw yo my Wee Thing” A"Mhan ent of tho Trish Emigrant,” “ nie, 0," “Tm alone, a popular Love one Another, alone, cantata, “The May Queen,” ¥ to Commence at cy 0 meer AUXHALL GARDENCN E W SALOON.—FOR SIX Only.—Unprecedented Attraction !—Mr, Macar- thy, te elebrated Deli tor of Irish Character, of the Thea- oyal, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, London; aided by Miss Fanny ry the ‘beautiful and celebrated Yoo from the Tealian rere House, London, who will sing her m favorite Songs—Commencing’ on Monday evening, May 7 gad continued every evening thie work, with popula Br Entertainments, entitled MIRTH AND MELODY OF THE EMERALD ISLE—intersporeed with original Songs, Sketehew &o. Doors open at 744; tocommenceat 8, Ticketsd5cta, No postpencment on account of the )weather, ALLHALLA, 36 CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD- uring the week; the pei Vivants, represented by th largest groupe of urtists that ever ap} dn this counter: singing and dancing. Orchestra boxes 80 cts, Parquette, 2 E LIVING AND BREATHING SIAMESE TWIN rothers, Chang and Eng, and their Children, have ar- Hived in tho city, and may bo seen at the parlors of the Apollo, 410 Broadway. The Twins are Accompanied by theit two oldest children, and are on a visit to the Northern cities and Europe, with a view of having the ligature that binds them separated. To be seen from 11 to 1 in the forenoon, 3 to 6 afternoon, and 8 to 10 evening, at the Apollo. Admuissioa, 25 cents, Children under 10, half price. OIGTLANDER’S MICROCOSMIC VIEWS, AT THE | Now Assembly Rooms, Chinese Museum, 541 Broadway. The exhibition of these novel and wonderful Pictures w: gpem at the Chinose Musoum, ou Monday evening, May ey consist of several hundred paintings on y the mont eminent articts, reflected through thirteen neh achros matic lonses, upon s transparent screen, thirty foet wide embracing soenes in Italy, the Alps, Germany, Spain, Fortu: gal, England, fricg, and all parts of the old Cred aad seeriea ’ Assetioas Viti Ear ta wood Tad Mount Auburn Cemeteries, New York ‘The part will present full longth view: wors’ Greek portraits of Washington, Taylor, Cla res Webster, entirely new and magnificent spectacte entitled The ‘aleidescope, The beauty and magnificeneo of those views, cannot be adequately described in words. Parquet tickets BO cents, and seats can be secured during the day from 9 to 4 o'clock, by application at the Hall. Admission to al] other parta of the house, 25 conte, Exhibition to commence at 73 G'olock. BE ie tuted 8 (ASE ae FINE ARTS.—THR ere exhibition of ve soheol will be open ever fae 10 o’clook A. M. until 10 o'clock large room over the haH of _ ir EB in Bronaway, between 8; reets. Adi ww agon tickets, une {i 1gth June inclusive, 0 cents, -Catalorues, 123% conte, FT RE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 699 BROADWAY botween Spring and Prin nly ono in this country, consists of a great number o 6 Figures of Chinese o Jansen ; Sov Be Pale Apartments in Housos, Temples and Bridge heaton hanical Implements, Iatraments Open fron nine A. M. till te: ; children under iwalver halt their Agricultural an ef Mons, Lanterns, to. &« ee daily. Admittance, 25 cen! TO ‘BR LET. Renny AARAANAAAAAAAAAAAAANY OOMS TO LET-ONE FINE PARLOR, TO ONE OR two gentlemen, without Board; also, one Bedroom, suit- able for one gentlemen, without Board. No, 40 Warren street, 0 LET—AT 370 BROADWAY, A LARGE FU: RNISHED Also, room, on the second floor, with or without board, rooms for single gentlemen. AA OR LIVERPOOL—TO SA ‘The well-knewn iron steamship SAKAI SANDS, W. C. ‘Thompson master, will sail on Saturday, the 19th inst. For freight or passnge money, having very splendid accommoda- tos, and an experienced surgeon attached to Ler, apply om board, at the fot of Clin B _Cabin passage, $75. BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN B. M. iteamships between New Yor! CaN Liv rLOol, between Boston and Liverpool, reall Ng at Halit Feoei mails and ‘are intended to sail as follows :— Amerien,Capt. Harison, from, N We nis, * ne,” Sudkins, Caledonia, ae si Bae “ “ on, Shan mused Beryocc om beushr’ Fevigh\ will Ve charac r0 je beyond an ‘amonne for personal ae 9 1: First doy G70 For Selah CENA RD. Se, 58 Broadway. OR MARSEIVLES.—THE ‘WELL KNOWN BARK LEPANTO, Hagar, master, will meet with prompt dis- pateb for. Freight or pasrage, apply to JAMES ROBINSON, or to BOYD & HINCKEN, 53 street Dee LIVERPOOL TO. SAIL Lew FIRST OF J th known fast sailing co} ARABIAN, Captain cs d and going on board, will have immediate d lance of freight or passage, apply to the Cap! hip, foor of Fine ate JOSEPH MeMU RRAY, "69 South street. PA Iot eae asce nh LINE. onthe Bt. Nichols Aye LINCKEN, Agente, 63 Wall streot. IQUE—THE FRENCH relat oF passage apply OR ST. PIERRES, MARTI ship JACQUES, Capt Vue. rer Kb orto BOYD & ATINCKEN, 88 Wal OAT WANTED—ANY ONE HAVING A GOOD TWO or four-oared Pleasure Wont for sale, may hear of purchaser by addressing, post paid, box 1,925 Post office, N.Y, stating price, and where he may be seen, THE GOLD COAST. _ RAR nnn fo peter geld CRESCENT CITY.—NOTICE.—AT THE urgent request of passengers by the steamer Crescent City, for Chagres, she w' detained until Wednesday next, the will 2 four o'clock, P. M. Plat instant, at four Per OWaRD & SON, 73 South street. _ OR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRES.—The steam- FOR ATRESCENT Cry, Capt. Chas, Stoddard, “will icave on! Wednesday, the 2ird inet., at 4 o'clock, from ‘Pier 2 North River. The C.C. will arrive in time to meot the Pa- cite mail steamer of June, and it js confidently expectod that to the steamship a will be at, Panama, to teks passengaes o Fraight or passages apy to San Francisco. For TOWARD ke SON, fa South strect | wat bo wtaraas thay, tittc , | AD | Jolson: Nell Mra, Vorns THE WAGs OF WINDSO aMUSKmEAWs, ee + | Bwarway ay on catenin THURSDAY EVENING, ied ie COU foON OF MONTESCRIS TO. bine Mr. Lester: Mona. Danelar, Mr, lericks: Al jorrell, Mr. Vache; eearet Mr. esses "ope; Abbe’ Faria, Mr. lc t. Mr. Moorhouse: {27 Old Dameve, ite, Mons. i Berceden, Mrs Haydee, M “ Dyott; Car Mra. “Isherwood; Janet, BaAitele and Parquotee, 7oe.; Pamily ‘ind Third Brot er " nto, day Even RTON’S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET.—THORS- Heneft of Miss Annie Walters called THE WAGER Gen . To nel Ming May t7¢h | Dash» ood, Me Hamilcoy a aa. O'Malley. Br. Waren: Freak Wer Ency Dashwood, Misa sll PTED CHILD—ic Power, Mr. ober, Mr. Bs After which, ie de ede Record, Me 9 cone NDSOR—Calet gina with ie taroe of Brougham; Seeent Drove cirels, 300 twon Looney M" wetter Xutght; Lucy, Mig Ih private boxes, $and i SPECIAL CARD. MR. BROU HAM TAKES LEAVE to apprise his friends and the public, that his Bonetie will take place on Saturday noxt, May 19, on which oocasien will be presented, b; particular request, DOMBEY & Su: and a now side-splitting care dispeller, to be called THE WIGWAM, or Pat amongst the Fottawottomics, ia whiem | Mr. Burton{and Mr. Brougham will appear, Box office new | open. | CAgpanentoy’ ‘8 ; THEATRE. —BENEFIT OF Mi33 C. un, on Friday, May 14, when will be presented the come aya the HEIR At ae 7» with the ‘ollowiae ensts—Mr, We apman, (by permission o aafrea, Esq.) Messrs. Burton, i Eee 4nd Johnaon; 5 Vernon, Mrs. Knight, and apman. | Danoing by Mr, Frederick. ni om es Water With the. mili ¢ FREN ain which Mr. Burton soe Mi fg man wil to b Box office. ASTLE GARDEN.—THE SUGSCRIBERS INTEN DING togive « series of Grand P omenade Concerts om the sams mpgpiicent scale and plan as that adopted by the oa hratod Julion and Muaard in Paris aud London, sical artiste, of talent aud respectability, wha Wi th te ons gage, to subinit their propositions. (in writing) to. their Fes gulagly, authorized gts, Messrs, Cortya und Mat ini Harclay street, New York, RENGH & @RiSBK ———————s MEDICAL, IST, 29 GWREN WIOM attention to disoases of the to the insertion of Art ported, from one of the zo tha finest, collection in the eativo, with numerous onsen of his ar ase diseases, may be ha in, by “aig er Hours of attendance from efgue A. We success ino ing at his o lock, P.M. Teoh, do id successful mode, (eet sitive and delicate organs. mpply of beautiful Artifietal Bj Featise on the Eye, third tae re- ; price 9 conte, FL aw pa CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS—A CASE CONTAINING 7-1 ounces Farr's Sulphate Quinine, was stolen from 180 Walt stroot:. A suitatie reward willbe paid for any informa tion that will lead to the recov: eye of the same, YW, EGEN, 100 ‘all street, EW CEMETERY, CALLED THE NEW YORK CREME Lots capable of holding from 16 to 20 bodies, will il further notion, nt the very Low prica of $15 F DOLL Tncluding deod and a handsome view of the e Bailings, Pay- able $3 first payment, balance at $2 per All moneys must be paid at the oltgo stter the frst per- ment, Lot holdors not taxod for the improvements, Tho company most respectfully solicit the een of the | public to their Cemetary. 18 is ovident to all, that the pra | tice of crewding the dead within small spaces, shed cities, iy repugnant to the foclings, any judicial to the health of the living--and is becoming yearly more inconve- Bient, expensive and unpopular. The grounds of tho company are located about three miles from thio city of New York, and two-and-a-half miles from | Jorscy City, with a front of 3 ,000 foot on tho Now York Bay, being’ the liighest point of ground between Jersey City and | Bergen Point, rising toa great height above the s | Commanding from evory partot the grounds, « full vie ‘of te | Bay, the Narrows, Staten Island, Now York, Brookly River, and all tho adjacent country, makingia Wain tke owt io and boautiful site for a Con in the world. rehase Lote it metery, are groater than any oth Tr offered to tl public; the prices being #u low that it will be in the power of every person to become a Lot holder; the terma of paym« Sccclamodating, that it, ie impossible to. feel. the onpense. Evory person must eee the neceasity of being tho ownor of & Burial Lot, aud we ask who would be without one, whem » single interment in other grounds will coat as mi for a Lot capable of hold 15 to 20 bodie intention of the Compan; ‘sun Touch the grounds either by land. or water. ‘The ox— pense by the water route, (carriages being unnecessary,) wit not exceed one shilling each person, to | ry, and will rosult in a saving on each sufficient to pay fora Lot. The buildings and imps Inents aro of the most splendid doseriptions wnd will vie ta taste and beauty with any Cemetery In the country. and see the plan and drawings at tho office of the Come ‘The Company most earnestly call the attention of the diffor- ent Churches, and all other Associations, Charitable, Musual and Philanthropic, to their Cemetery, as they are dotermined to kold out such inducements that cannot fuil in giving general satisfaction, Persons purchasing Lotsin this Cemetery will be entitled to bury by paying tho frst instalment of $3, 8 lege not granted Ly any other Cemotery in this country, Th charge for digging and sodding graves, of any tise, te, the depth of ning feet or less, shall’ be two dollars, wishing to pay more than the first payment, Line dollar Wishing 10 BOY, ciorioe. All reoaipee teat be pigwed. by tbe Secrotary or Treasurer. Iersons will be he employed totems Vaws the city and county. Office 02 way, ope site Trinity Churel,; Branch, 45 ‘York stroet, Jerse ley. JAS. T. LEETE, GEO, WOOD, published, vised and AUTION TO THE PUBLIC.—THE GREAT POPULA- rity of Lyon's Magnetic Powders, for the destruction of Bedbugs, Cockroaches, and all other insects, has prompted certain parties to manufacture a spurious article, and LI for uale about the streets, ‘The proprietor of the original genuine article has no agents in this city, and i 6 depo Bi weet, 7 be obtained Pills for the ins action of Rate aad Both articles are warranted to contain no poison, aad 'y has been tested and certified te by the following Irving Honse. ole Hous. AYER CO: iT of the Americana Hotel. Os H. HODGES, Es , Carlton House, J. L. ROOME, Esy., ‘Superintendent of N. ¥. Hospital. And many of the most eminent Physicians in the city. Ie has, also, received the first premium of the Americi stitute. ADAME SHAIL’S VENUS PILLS—THE WONDER- ful effects of which ate duly acknowledged by all whe used them for tho cure of physical disqualifications, and impediments to marti ‘They ter use, the most pleasing, singular, saa nappy effects of their rare virtues. For full partioulars ulars, to be had of the regular appointed agents, where Pills are to be had genuine and direct from’ Paris. box. y can be sent by mallite any part of Agents for New York :—C. H. in street; 273 Broadway, way corner of How: 63 Bowery, Sure of Walker streot; 26 Gand treet, er of Allen street; 114 Canal street, “opposite West Broad- TRICTURE—ITS NATURE, SYMPTOMS, CONSB- quences, mode of detecting, the remadies, with rooipes, amd only permanent cure, No one possowsing this work nood be troubled with Stricture. Sixth edition: p. 343. e $l. May bo had of the author, 88 Greonwiel Stxeet, or by pest, mailed free, RE NO PAY.—DR. CORBITT, 19 DUANE s?. omy ‘the treatment of oer*='s delicate moreury R. COOPER, It DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR TER last fourteen years, confined his practice to the treat nt of Mercurial and other Diseases of a delicate can cure the most aggravated ft this mild cases removed in two to fivedays. A ree. K. JERFRIES ANTIDOTE IS THE MOST EFFEC- tual Biteer t told for Gonorrhea and othor diea {the sexual organs. Long experience bas prov fadically cure oy case tha is desirable result is obtained im from two to ten ys, either creates mausea, | gfenda the palate effe oF vedi use. ‘Price $1 per bot fy ‘Agent for tia city, vie KiNG, t 192 Broadway, ecto John street. oO CURE, NO CHARGE.—DR. pte bi een meeves, fo confidentially consultod om all fors of private disenser'ecent eases of gonorrhes, he curos in two vo duys. Constitutional dobility and impotenoy treated by Dr. M. No morcury used In any eee, oF | Sonttaslneen, Oven feo TA FOR, S48 Faancisco, DIRECT—THE FINE, NEW, fast sailing bark ALICE TARLTON, will sail on day morning; one stateroom remains disengs Another superi f freight, (by whieh) and For balance of frei! a Ket wid > ‘vessel will fermedisney pon eet oe Al e a miseage, aoply to it, Il Wally I street. de V eB0th inst. Passengers will or their freight vo Fier No. § 5 xeluded. Shippers please sond , Captain a Frances, on or abo send down the bala River, that it ay not be { lading, for signature, without delay. ‘The num te bila ot tnd in first and second cabin is atric te imited. st be secured, by immediate applica- & fo more berths may Yor f° er'SUETON, 81 Wall street. INO. OGDEN, 16 Wall street. DIRECT.— jay, May 16th. Foi SAN FRANCISC First voasel; to sail, positively, . Arent, TA South, up atairy, ut pers will tond in their bills of Inding to wD, Br tigantere, » Passengers who havi se the Aprat s ofc for Een pala. thete pes Bee Nettle, in otter that their berths mmodations for a few ae ig@ on OF before Tuesday, 16th inst, and bo on board, at Pier on Wednesday, Ith, at 12 o'clock, M., ne which time the vessel will clear e¢ the Custom House, JOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, VIA RIO 14- ncizo and Valpagaigo, to sail before the e—Tho inst tailing superior bark PHILEN A, Capt. commodations for passengers are bu sailor vo (howe of 88 ow 01 hi ines packet, tel in port. The be equal to any thea Neth D. FOWLER, West strect. ALIPORNIA, WITH IM~ Seat uniting, chipper built bet Shove port in ® fow di be di irs by SELINA, JK, 74 South atreet, w Nis AND OREOON, Via NEW OR- F geet gepancronn corny i f ‘ied For freight or pass: apply on board, at Fe, trieh ox posses opty Do. do. stoornge.. bs ai 4 ‘in the gate room, De. lower ye — atone Den Bah PH, AUTHOR OF THE “ PRACTICAL scars i Fak eg a red th the rae beet oe in the Inoonvenience attending: the those who tare eufored ‘rom Appreciate his serv % fret, or lactpiont to ite more ange * common advan . fa rd a papi, any and radieal ue, oak gonna for stating, oan be obtained NE TRIAL WIL, PROVE THAT OLD PARKS PILLS tre a cortain cure for Indigestion, Turpid | Altacks, Sick Hondache, Swimaning in the Head, Tost | Pica Vared Mouth, NAME Mare, resolution, ‘Norvoug ritability, and every disease arising from s Disordered ‘State La the Digestive Organs, Tor ver, or Imps Th xtraordi f this med: j aud have every where been jo: ty Tuable Fesorative of inontth, aad the. most uncompromisl hemy of Old Death. ‘This extraordinary medicine derives se acitom ite discoverer, ono Thomas Parr, by whom it Waa fret sed, and on whorp it produced the most wonder Thums Pare was born at Aldorbu ington, in Shropsl hngland, Baward the Foiorthm the 7 ri eee ‘died, leaving him » wido' arine Mi Ol feiarried 8 widow amet o di and survive: two childrem hich place he was taken to be shown to King First) onthe 14th Novomber, 1605, at thie sate ge of one hundred and fifty-two yoars and nine rod by pamereny aes Paola at 136 Broadway, es tit 1h por box. cate > PRIVATE MEDICAL New York. HB A.M: Maurioean, Professor one NaN cation ony. BO. etee SL, Sh copioe cold in aix mont f suffering, of ph; and montal te aa eeanta wit; and poco mete ‘Roath, woekdl ity ‘etl alive, dod topes ot those oom