The New York Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1849, Page 3

Oyer and T er, Before [Justice pepe or Aldermen Mullins and Mar 21.—After the court organized. the case of Mr. ‘Walker, indicted for the murder of his wife, was men- tioned. The Judge asked the District Attorney if he ‘was prepared to try the ouse this term; be replied that hhe was. The counsel for the accused not being present, ‘the matter was dropped. with uu understanding that it should be again mentioned to-morrow morning, and the time for his trial definitely fixed. The cause of Thompson indicted for the murder of Bernard Monaghan. was postponed until to-morrow. ‘The court then adjourned. The Circuit Court re- mained in session, avd resumed a case that remained ‘Dnfinished on Saturday, NEWS FOR EUROPE. THE WEEKLY HERALD, ‘The steamship Hibernia, will leave Boston to-mor- Her lettor-bags ‘will close in this city at half past three o'clock. The Weekly Herald, printed in French and English, for circulation in Europe, will be ready at twelve o'clock this morning, Its contents will embrace all the im- portant news of the week. Single copies, sixpence; annua! subscription, $4, to Include the postage. Yow noon, for Halifax and Liverpool, NEWS FOR CALIFORNIA. The steamship Crescent City, Capt, Stoddard, will Keave this port to-morrow; and the Faleon, Capt. Hartatein, on Saturday next, for Chagres. The Daily Or Weekly Herald can be obtained on the morning of each day, in wrappers, for the Pacific mails. THE DOUBLE SHEET. The next double sheet New York Herald will be pub- lished on the arrival of the Caledonia’s mails in this city. The Pilot Boat William J. Romer and the Inhabitants of Barnegat.--Much has boon said, in days got by, reepecting the propensities of the residents of Barneg: but certainly their conduct towards the pilots of the Which was wrecked near that place, on the 23th ult., speaks for them a better fame. Mr. Jubn Allen, keeper of thie light= hor Barnegat, rendered every assistance in his power in Felting the ont off, To him the pilots return their sincera hanks for adininistering to their happiness and comfort dur- ing their stay. To Mr. Charles Collins, also they return their thanks for his timely aid. They also return thanks to Cap- aval and Parks, of the stenmer Telezraph, and to Mz 0. Philips, for their gratuitou: Wreck to this city, where she is now Bigned, Robert W. Johason, Jacob Vosburg, Jami David Cochran—Pilots. services in towins the The Woolly Horse 1s an exploded hum- Dug; the Astor Place Riots have subsided; the gold has not yet arrived from California ; all these facts are not more sub- ial than that KNOX, of 128 Fulton street, has producod # Hats, wianufactu: dof the genuine Rocky er exhibited in this city. Piumbe’s Daguerreotypes.—Mr. Pilumbe has made arrangements by which he will forward and 1@ receipt of portraits which are made to go out 'y, to any part of the United States, without addi- for bo doing. Make a Memorandum of it—Out with our pencil and ‘jot’ down the fact that Jones, 14 Ann treet, is offering the greatest bargains in elegant, well made, 4 durable boots, shoes and gaiters, that can be had in this city. They are all made under his own eyo, and he chal- lenges competition in material, shape and price, Gold Pens and Watches.—The Richelieu Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, warranted to woar five years, dn beautiful gold and silver holders, with a choice selection of fine gold and silver Watches, manufactured and sold, whol or retail, by J. ¥. SAVAGE, 92 Fulton street. ‘Where do you Buy your Carpeting, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Shades, &e.? is the question of almost ever Rhousekeoper. Eoonomists and connoisseurs thould, by al ‘moans, go to the celebrated gheapest carpet establishment in the United States, No. 99 Bowery—HIRAM ANDERSON’S. t carpeting, from 4s. to 6s. per yard; beautiful floor 88. Gd. to 6s.; imperial three-ply carpet, 88. to wing of 25 per cent. to the purchaser, Just Received, a inrge assortment of Qaure Merino, Gauze Cotton, Siikeand Linen under elothin for su wear. ,& great variety of Shirts, Collars Stocks, Hosiery, &e., which will be sold at very low price \t Soott’s cheap furnish Fy ing store, 157 Fulton street, one door ‘east of Brondway. Dr. eellinge Liniment 1s a Clear, Beau- tiful fuid, perfeotly agreeable in odor and flavor, and is ospe~ elally designed to be used internally and externally. It never Zails in stopping Diarrhoa—when done, no cholera or spasmo- dic action can follow. It is certain to give instant relief in Bilious Colic; and all irregularities of the stomach and bowels; and all other pains, Ulcers, Cuts, Bruises, te., ote. It gives beautiful complexion; will ever be without it after a tri at 50 cents each, $4 0 dozen, at 230 Pear! Depot, 44 Broadwoy: and of the Drugzists and Grocers generally: N. B: ing Agontaaro wanted, ‘who have routes established, to whom very large inducements ‘will be offered. letters inust be paid. ‘Warm Salt Water, and Warm Fresh Wa- ter.—The difference between pos! rsion in warm bats: a e body, but the si into the pores, clearing them of imulating to healthy action the v this all: Tee tonic ani are taken up by the absorbents and tion, imparting s healthful impulse toall the functions of vitality. As cure for scrofula, rheamatism, and eruptions and ulvers of all kinds, the warm ocean bath, which oan he Gbtained at RABINEAU'S Bathing Establishment, at the foot of Deshrosses street, and no where else in this city, is preseribed by all the leading medical authorities ot the day. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Monday, May 21—6 P. M. ‘The stock market opened quite buoyant this morn- ing, and the sales at the first board were unusually large, and exhibited an advance in nearly every one in the list, on tho closing prices of Saturday. We should judge from this that there was a speculative movement about commencing; but Wall street matters are so ‘very uncertain, that we should not be surprised to see prices fall back again, and the market become as much opressed as it has been at‘any time during the past month. It will be seen by the quotations to-day, that government stocks have advanced, and have nearly reached the price predicted a few months since.— Pennsylvania 5's have advanced several por cent within ‘the past week or two, and prices now ruling are higher than have beon realized for along time. Money must neck investments in these stocks, for the supply is so great that it cannot be so profitably employed in any other way. At the first board to-day, U. 8. 6's, 1867 and 1868, ad- vanced % per cent; Treasury Notes §; Erie Bonds ‘4; Pennsylvania 5's 34; Farmers’ Loan }4; Erie Railroad 44; Canton Company 4; Mohawk 44; Harlem 4; Long Island ‘4; Reading Railroad 3z. The bears have been ‘well caught on government and State stocks, and if ‘thoy are not careful they will get caught inthe same ‘way on the fancies. & The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer ‘of this pert, to-day, amounted to $33,105 60; payments, $19,852 24; advices, $57,000; balance on hand, $2,- 121,074 27. The arbitrators in the case of the contractors against the Norwich and Worcester Railroad, have found 4hut $15,000 are due from the sompany to the con- ‘tractors. ‘The value of merchandise and specie imported in the ‘port of Boston for the month of April, 1849, was $1,061,- 796, against $1,656,115 for the corresponding month last year. Tho increase this year has been in the re- ceipts of specie. The duties received for the month this year amounted to $573,026—last year to $389,528. From the Commissioner's report to the Legislature of Connecticut, we learn that the banks of that State were nover ina sounder condition, The liabilities of ‘the whole number, on the first of April, wore $7,015,- 34071; the resources $16,920,097 93. The whole amount of banking capital is $5.956.916 76; circulation $4,511,571 06; specie on hand $575,676 07; bills dis- counted $13,740,591 07; surplus $684,315 06. The pro- pent circulation of the banks is less than it was one year ago, by nearly $400,000. ‘The quotations for foreign and domestic exchanges, epecie, and for uncurrent money, in this market, rule, as annexed :— Foxrton Excnancrs. 108s 108% On Amsterdam, Bao 2° On Hamburg. dry Domestic Excnanors. 40 0 10! 36 9 35) a M dis ft - ply checks, Carolus dolls.$1,01 Five francs... '9t Doudloo do patriot, 15,65 Sovoreigns 4,56 do light Mobile,sp. New Orleans. Oni eta 3 die — Gh 0 . dia ** Wiioéling banks aro 134 per cent discount. ‘There has been no material variation in quotations for foreign or domestic exchanges, for specie, or for un- current money. Sterling bills have been in moderate demand for the steamer leaving Boston on Wednesday, but the rates remuin the same as previously quoted.— Bills on Paria are scarce, and the rates ruleso high that shipments of specie to some extent have recently been made. ‘The packet for iavre takes out a large amount of specie, principally silver. ‘The Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company have declared a dividend of seven per cent. payable June Lst. ‘Tho Bartlett Mills, of Newburyport, have declared a semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent. The James Mills, of Newburyport, lave declaved a semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent, The Norfolk County Raiircad Company have as- signed all their personal property, for the benefit of their creditors and stockholders, to Messrs, George B. Upton, Samuel Hooper, and Sewell Tappan, of Boston, as trustees, The trains of the road are to run regularly, as before. The road has a large amount of paper, which is nearly due, and this step bas been taken with the concurrence of the largest creditors, and to pre- vent attachments and Jaysuits, The roal is doing quite as good a business as was expected at first, The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the principal public securities of the country, in this mar- ket, at the respective periods named :— Quorarions ror Pusiio Seounitren. April Ie May 21, 149, U.S. Loan, 5 por cent, 1858.... a's 13g a 1035, Do. 6 1866.25 106 a 1068, 10835 a 107 . 6 ager! 2. 107g a LOTR 10.7" a 110 Do. 6 W867.) 10" a Ok 13” a Lg Do. «4308.2... Do. Mexican Indemnity, 97 a 98° 100° a loL Troasury Notes, 6 per cent..... 108} — 108% 110% Now York 6 per cont, 1850, a ry bs 1854. a 106 De. 6 De. +6 “ De. 6 # Do. = BM Do, «=e Do. Do, «= oB De. 5 Do. = Do. 6 * Oi’ 7 per sant,'1851 0 fy i Do. 6 rns” 1850... Do. 6 » 1856. Do.6 “ 1860 Do.6 “ 1870 Do.5 1850. Kentucky 6 per cent 0. ud Mlinois Int, Imp., 1847... 37 Do, "Int. Stock: 7! a2 (ar Do. Fundable Bonds 14 847 lok Indiana Bonds 1M ol Wa at Do. State Fives. Ch a 65 | GI a 6S Arkansas, 6 per cent ad = a | ie a Gl) 65 a 51g “ a- @& a7 “ mo 8 me BR Bs a a ra = 8 = oy 95% “ 9734 » 99% 100” w 100g “ wo Rae® We Sana a a 1025 “ 80 a 81 8 a BL : -s- -a- ; -s- -— sa Virgini ae — 2 — 100, a 100% N. Y. City, 7 per cont, 1857..." 10844 9 109 105% Do. | ge. 18622) 10285 a 10334 Do. ae 180 322 —" a "943g Do. Water Loan, do 1858 . 93 a Bie 5. Do. do. do 1870 1.) WOM a 96K Do. Fire Loan, do 1838 3) — a Brooklyn 6 per ct, 1855-57-58.,., 101 a 101 Baltimore 6's, 1860-70-90. 99 9 1008 Philadelph: — a — N. 108 a 110 BK mw 3575 ; a ry Camden and Amboy RB: BO. og Hartford and New Haven Wt. 100. 81 "4 New Yerkand New Haven It. R. S834 8 Hudson River R. R,. New York & Erie RR, new stock 57 New York Erie RR, old stock 8 a 56! SEGSES| 120 107 few Jersey Railroad Auburn and Syracuse Auburn and Rochester RR... New York and Harlem Railroad Reading Railroad... . Dow Bonds 0. Mortgage Bon: : Erie Railroad Bonds, ‘Ist: . De. 4 2d Do. Balt. Ohio & RR Bonds, Do. Div. Bonds Baltimore & Ohio Hudson river Railroad Bo: ‘Western (Mass.) Railroad. Del. & Hudson Canal Co De. “ Berip. a a7 We have been compelled to advance our quotations to conform to the improvement in the market, since our last report. ‘Thisis more the effect of an easy mo- ney market, than any increased activity inthe demand. ‘There is a perfect plethora of capital secking imvest- ment, and the difficulty experienced in making loans at the legal rate of interest,upon good security, must soon create a demand for government and State stocks, and create a further improvement in prices. The probabi- ity is, that money will be cheap and abundant through- out the summer. Large amounts of money will, between. this and the 1st of August, be paid out, in the shape of dividends on government, State and railroad stocks, which, with the supply of specie which must soon be coming along from California, will keep the market casy and the rate of interest down. The sloop-of-war Lexington was at Rio Janeiro on the 18th of April, to eave on the 20th for New York. If she sailed on the day reported, we may look for her arrival any day. She has on board gold, in bars and in dust, valued at about two hundred thousand dollars. Upon the arrival of this gold, we hope its owners will send it at once tothe mint, and order it coined into gold dollars. From all we can hear, it appears that the banks are making efforts to prevent an issue of dollar ccinage toany great extent, fearing, no doubt, it might inter- fere with their issues of small bills. It is stated that the banks have refused to pay out foreign gold, under the impression that it is wanted for coinage into gold dol- lars. The only way to prevent the banks accomplishing the object they have in view, is to order all the Califor- nia gold coined into gold dollars. Any person sending foreign gold, gold in dust, or bars, to the mint, can get it coined intoany denomination of American coin; and it is in the power of individuals to increase the circu- lation of the gold dollar toa very great extent, unless there is some collusion between the officers of the mint and the banks. Individuals desirous of increasing the issue of this convenient coin, ean do so by purchasing foreign gold, and sending it to the mint for coinage.— ‘They will have returned dollar for dollar, so there will be no loss, the alloy being sufficient compensation for the government. Here is an opportunity for those op- posed to the circulation of smallbills,to act; and we trust that during the two years (from the 3d of March last) the coinage of gold dollars is authorized, millions of them will be issued, that we may drive out of circula- tion, at all events, part of tho immense quantity of small bills, which so frequently preve to be worth little more than the paper they are printed on, 3d... 1854: Stock Exchange. ‘ 8.00 US 60, ‘67 113% 100 shs siarlem RR’ by) 594 So” do” “6s, cou Il4ig 200 do ross 6,000 do ‘do 14 do 50 10,000 do_trans 144g 150 do rs 10,000 Treas Notes, bIOMT 100 do B30 50 2000 do m1 10 do bimos 60° 5000 Erie Br: 7 do bimos 60. i 8 10 do BIO 595 400 do 505 do proffull 109! u 5 Utica & Sehtdy scrip 120 O75 Long Island mR 23 § do 100 Reading RR IO 100 ao bI0 100 do. 260 bs) 49N Y& N Haven RR 51 do ‘yO 363 fo do 26 wD do s6mos 20 Ohio Life & Trust 85'y 200 Canton Co 203 Erie RR, new full, 62) ev] Read ing Ou 0 28 10 do & Mohawk RR SECOND BOARD. 100 shs Farm Trust «3 35 ©6100 shs Farm Trust #00 34 200 do p60 B5%{ 100 Reading RK bs BL 400 do ‘36% 100 do St 1000 do = b12mos 38-125 Harlem RR oo 100 do 010 36 60 Canton Co rex 38! wD do roe 36 & Long Island RR 2) “ADVERMSEMENTS RENEWED BVERY DAY. Lost. FROM STEAMER NIMROD 0, marked $25 REWARD—LOST on Monday night, » Two Horse Carri on Brewster & Son, while passing through Hell’ Gate, om first of the ebb tide, directly opposite the Ferry Dook, on ‘oe New York side. Any person or persons who will return, or will give information where the same, may be mil @ the above reward o gen — Foot Market street, New York. SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE WARD.— boat Empire.—Taken from State Koom No.1 of this wer, on the night of tl it, & Gold Hunt- ing-cased Watoh, No. 2.90, of make, London; it had nround braided Hair Chain attachod toi 190, ti 's Watoh, gold, No, 31,731, ‘om State Room No.3, a smal rt trhite face, M. 1, Tobias’ mak This wateh had a short Gold Chain actuched to it, and loose on the chain was a large Gold Fob Key, with » Cornelian Stone in the centre. In State Room No.1 ware blac Broadoloth Overcoat, and in State Room No.3 were a Shawl, Mantilla, and sovoral articles of Indies’ wear. ‘Those articles were ali taken from these two rooms, soon afte a etrack—for the ow rootidees tea thom, ‘Any information in regard to tho: fully reosived, ‘The above reward paid, ‘wed, for their rece’ er, by Black, No. 247 Brot » New York; or at No, 26 Living lyn; or at No. 48 Fourth street, Troy, N.Y. AVING BANK BOOK LOST OR STOL! doraigned, between 5 and 6 yoars ago, on his way to Ohio, left his box in charge of a boarding house kooper in John st., in thie city, containing hie book of account with the Cham bors st. Bank of Savings. Name trick McAvoy, No, 53,933. Whoever will ret tte sonne tothe ted of Savi: ch PATRICK WeAVOY. bers st., will be rewarded. LS ST—BETWEEN DUPAU_ ROW, IN BLEECKER ets Beok's in Bs r as Din abe i , ia 0G LOST—A BLACK TERRIER—ON CLINTON AVEB- Sundi Five Dollags reward ton. an napappanaanaa’ NION COURSE, L I,—TROTTING—WILL COME OFF Match fi ‘This Day, for $40, 2 milo heats, to harness. ames Uk. 1. Black Modesty, James Whelply names S gcondence, Tha care will leave Besth Forty, Breokize, rm AS oon as the sports aro Over. Admittance (0 all paits of the Course, 50 ots D. GREEN . Proprie’ JNION COURSE, L. 1.—SWBEPSTAKE OF $25, EN- trance $25, added by the proprietor; mile heats, ‘best 3 in , to harness; free to all pacing horses, with the exoeption of Welk. To close on Tuesday evening, 944 o'clock, at Greene & Madden's, No. 183 Chatham square.’ To come off on Mon- da: M.D. GREENE, Proorietor. COURSE—TROTTING. |. PURSE, $250; ENTREVILLE mile hes ess, free ‘for all boot threo in five, io, he jt ntries to close Thursday, May 2 20th—three to make a field, and two t rt Purse $250, two mile heats, under the saddl to mal le, free for June 2d, to como off June 11 Taoe. Purse $250, two mile heats, i orses—entries to ‘close June 12th, to In all of the above purses $50 of each horses; to close Saturd: two to start to make harness, free for all come off June ISth. murse to go to the second best. All of the purses to close by o'clock, P. M., om the days above mentioned, at Green & Madden's, 185 Chatham strect, JOEL CONKLI Proprietor. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant young girl, to do chamberwork and waiting, of Fie washing and ironing: a, Good reference ean he give Please call at 116 Twentieth stroot, two doors from th avenue, third floor, frout room. ‘Can be seen fur ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation ag Chambermaid and Waiter, or N The Lest of city reference given. Inquire at 195 strvet, Letween 6th and 7th avenues. Can he ae W ANTED-ny ‘A RESPRCTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, ® situation as Chambermaid, or to do plain sewin , or as Chiliren’s Maid. Please call at No. 270hy Secem S PANTED—-BY A RESPEUTABLE PROTESTANT young Map, a eitual as Waiter, or to o d Wagon! has no objection to go to the co best of city reference gi from hie last employer addner for J. W., will meee wich pron SPECIAL NOTICES, UE PAIR AND F Chureb Du St. STIVAL OF THE PRENCH FREE r, will tuke place, D. YV. chapel and 63 and 70 Duane street, day, Wedu ay and Friday, May 224 eh. Tickets 50 cents, admirting ‘the pureh jays. may be had at the cae cipal book-storesand ‘The Fair will be open YA. MM. to.9 B. at: refresh can be had all day; a breakfast a la fourchette, w served up at 10, aj a dinner at 6¥. m., and a sup, 9p, M., for which tickets may be had at the Pair. All tho friends of the cause who have 80 kody assisted the Rev. C. Ul. Wil- Hiameon in_ his efforts in behalf of strangers, are respectfully requested to lend their aid on the present Occasion, also to send to his residence any articles for tho benefit of the and repository. Directresses—~Mrs. C,H. Williamson, Mrs. J. A. Constant, Mrs, Ch. Eckert, Miss Mansfield, Miss Gim- brede, Mrs. Ch! Stewart, Miss Goulding. Cc AUTION.—ALL PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED AND cautioned described promis the roperty of t 5 4 Sune if, 1848, made by J. M. Thorburn & Co, 7 or order, dne 17th Juno, 1819, One note for $168 November 3), 1848, made by J. P. & BE. B, Hum- rey, payable to E. W. Tryon & Co., or order, due 2d Juno, 849. "One note for $140 21-100, dated’ Dey 1848, mado th & Sarmicato, of Phi payable to. W. r order, due June . kW. TRYON, 1S49, 257 Broadway, cor. Park place, . OF 0, F.—THE MEMBERS OF ACORN LODGE, No, 257 1.0. of O, F., are requested to be punctual in thelr attendance, on Wednesday evening, May 2} as business be t Lefore the Lodge. By order of the Lodge, will be brought Lefo aane. Pit eraee of ig EY, N. G. GEORGE NORRIS, Socretary. SALES BY AUCTION. HIS DAY-—BY JACOB 8, PLATT. Tington, Auctioncor.-~Fine pocket Kniy -ds; a new style, suited to the southern ani isting of dirk and spear blad i styles, and worthy the attention of Knives and Forks of all kinds; also Fane 0 Hard- eral assortment of Domestic Hi 50 boxes the Stones; 20 cases Scythe Rifles, Saws, Mingos, Bolts, Serowbitts, Fry Pans, Rat tans, Brass Candlesticks, Powder Flasks; also 3 very fine English double barrelled Guns, Sauce Pans, Teakettles Car~ vers, Braces, Ko. &e.; also 200 seta superior Plates of solid German silver, table and ten Spoons, Forks, Ladies, Fish Knives, &.; also a few setsfinc Handsaws. Sale to com! at 10 o'clock, at the auction room, 28 Platt street, and is peremptory. ‘Also some Birmingham goods slightly damaged, and 100 bundles piano wires, &o. ‘oung Woman, in a the country.’ Good 1 » het ween in front roo visa protestant, ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- v rituations—the ope as Nurse aud Seamstre: and toassist at Washi | to gow short distance in the Can of ity reference, Address M7 Third Avenue, back oor. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOM asituerion as Plat WwW do the general Ih the hest of city retore inthe country, Address 147 Third Avenue, work of a aall private f hjeotion to Ko arh floor. ANTED—BY A RES w situation, as C Washer and Ir. meral Housewerk; was two years anda halt last situation, Dest of reference give. Apply 109 east Ele- venth street, in the rear. Want D—BY A MAN AND WIFE WITHOUT EN- cumbrance, a private residence to take charge of for the summer, in the vicinity of Washington Square or Fifth Avo- nue, A'note addressed to J. D,, No. 116 Twelfth street, will meet immediate attention. ] —BY A RESPEt Cook, or to assi CTABLE YOUNG WOMA CTABLE WOMAN, A SITU tion 0 in washing and ironing, objection to go ashort distance in thy try. Can give the Lest of city reference, Address No. 7 Pearl streot, first floor, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH wotan, a fituation as Nurse and Sompstress, No ob tioa to go in. the country, or to travel with a reipecta uily. | Can give the very best city reference, house west of Ninth avenue, in Twenty- sixth street, ANTE D-—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do cooking, wrehing, and ironing. She onn give good city reference from her Inst place. She can beseen fortwo days) Please oll at No. 184 Laurens strosty corner ef Prince street, No objection to go in the country. ANTED—HY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, jon as Ch: No 5. seen for two days, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do cooking, ing, amd ironing. Has no objection to do the general housework of a small pris vate family. . The best of city reference given, Ploase call at No, 96 Oliver ith | AMUSEMENTS. Rrra NWANPRAU Sau Snump, Dawe ECHANICS' HALL, No. 472 BROADWAY, BETW Grand and Broome streets.—OPEN 4 iNG ING THE WEEK, and every and well known 2; the oldest establis the original organized 1S the first to Present popular style of Ethiopian Bi success city, during the past three years, is most cons ghusiy eof their superior morit and attractivencss. he Company consists of ten perfor er tho i of E. P. Christy. at cight o Anafternoon R m Slap, 1, ‘werd TROL ‘ion he will be bill of entertainments. 1 land; Duke of Norfolk, ons; Barl of Sy B. ¥ THEATRE.--TUESDAY EVEN! ill be noted, in ry VI 1, MeFs four parte, Shi Me. Ryder, Cardi ,ATIONAL to offer a Box book now 0 ING, NG, MAY apoare's ay ‘oolsey, Gitbort; Duke of Buok- Lo Bo. Pit 12g, | THEATRE, CHATHAM ‘4 Evening, May 22d, will TA MUMMY--Gingor Blue, Mr. T. D. wpman. Pas Danube, ny Moreland, Mi HoT a Benoit, to ta’ ay Evening next, on most EVERY EVENING 7 ght wall £ SHRISTY'S M. e acted the atiractive | ped in con) rebased f FANNI e's play of the stitute, on Tresday evening next, be had at the Astor House, at the ancis's Bookstore, ding announced for last Tuesday evening having ice of the Astor Place disturbanc READ WIL nd at tho door on th ning will be received. 0 0 A post~ tickets in addi tance 2% cents. An afternoon entertainment on OIGTLANDER'S MAGI Moving Figures matropes, Ko, house. 24 at 8 o'clock. Dos tkance to the par Smith, manager. ors open at 7, ronomical Viows imity of natur ER BUILDING, CORNER OF BLEECKER and Morton streets, K For this week, | tion tothe ‘Sable Brothors,” the manager has en- | gaged Edwin F. Johnson, the celebrated imitator of different and Mademoiselle Julien, « most beautiful and graco- | seus, Full particulars ‘in bills of the day; admit- to commence at 8 o'clock, Saturday at 3 Pr, ar, C VIEWS, AT THB Ch nese Assembly Rooms, 541 Broadway.—Landscape: with i ver: notte, 60 cemta; nll other parts of the cents, Doors open at7; performance commonces | magni~ in the world. HX DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE or Barc EAS irae roe ee eee dl wil rndaye excopted), from 10 cloak al 10 lary tl Sie Chureh of Divine Unity, in Brosdway, becwsen Spring | jason Hokote, une | ‘Bcents. Cataloxues, 1234 conte, be open e A. M. ‘until Wo’ and Princ: vets, ‘til 15ch June inclusive, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman as Seamstross in a private family. derstands cutting and fitting perfectly. Bost city roforenco | WwW ratock P. At Admission, 25 cents. given, May bo seem at 26 East Broadway. Un- Y JACOB S$, PLATT.—L, G. CARRINGTON, AUC- tioneer.—Wedvosday, ten jock, in the large Sales Room, over the Auction store, Crockery, China, Glass and Earthenware, Large sale from the shelves, in lots to suit purchasers, viz: flowered blue, light blue, printed, white ranite, dipped cc. and edged ware; 100 lots glass ware; 500 Knives and Forks, Fancy Articles, Tea Trays, &c. JCTION SALE,—A SPLENDID SELECTION OF Roses, Dablia, Chrisanthemum and other fine Plants, to be sold. by A. MULLER, Auction Room, No. 7 Wall street, on Tacéday, May 22d, at half-past ten o'clock. INSURANCES, EAs RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. 61 WALL stroet. New Yoru, May 14, 1849, At the annual election held this day, the fol: Were unapimously elected Directors fur John Brouwer Robert Boorman, Jamos MoBri Abiol A. Low, John Morehead, Philip Embury, Joseph Kernochan, Hepry W Hills, Robert J. Dillon, of Wasi'n R. Vermilye, Andrew V. Stout, . Griswold, William Thomson, Thomas Nesmith, Russell Stebbins,’ Henry A. Howe, ‘And at a subsequent mecting of the Board, Joh Brouwer was unanimously re-elected President. CHARLES H. BIRNEY, Secretary. Stanton Bebee, Ch. N. 8. Rowland L. & ons @F NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., Wall street, New York, 8th May, 1840.—At the Anni jection, held this day, the following gentlemen were elected Ei tors for the ensuin, et Taoraee Andrew D. Metick, dams, Thos. W. Thorne, Gilbert Davis, ‘Wm. Van Wyok, Jam As i. Wi George Bell, Joh ker, HoT Womens, Wek Jacsbe. Philp Burrows, Boskerck. 32 ae a onbeoquent meeting of the Roard, Thomas W. re-cleo en seneehl: ‘7 *¢-arC. KELLOGG, Seoretary. BOARDING, é&c. OARD.—FURNISHED OR U: RNISHED ROOMS TO let, with or without board, in te ivate family. 0. 160 C) Privilegeof bath room. Enquire at ambers street’ OARD.—A SUIT OF ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UN- furnished, in » pleasant house up town, and within a fow steps of the railrond, will be let, with board, to a gentleman and his wife, on reasonable te: The house is pleasantly Htuated; has & handsome garden in front, and there are ne boarders in the family, which is yery small. apply at No. 3 Cottage row, East Twenty-seventh street. BoOskPING IM BROOME STREET TA GENTLEMAN ind his wife can be accommodated with one or more nt rooms and board, in a private family, at 334 Broome two doors east of the Bowery. Aronenne, ROOM, IN A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, ‘within a block of Broadway, with breakfast, if required, be had on reasonable terms. Partieulars by addressing F.H. L., at this office, OBOKEN.—TWO ROOMS, WITH BREAKFAST AND ‘Tea, can be had in t! ost desirable part of Hoboken, 3 minutes walk from the Ferry. Address Box 864, Post Of- HOTEL! ERCHANTS’ HOTE) jURTH STREET, BETWEEN Arch and sae paladelphin, The stershil ond mi e tre of business, ay into the ha ds of the e teeribars, dey lonve to state that i tae Parone Teen heretofore sustained, and hope r Mieealtting attention, to ‘deserve the patronage of thelr feionds, who may visit the city on bu re. or Rie . & J. McKIBBIN, Formerly of the Ex: N* 0 f this woll known hotel, ‘which is joce o} woll known hotel, (which, | tion, it change Hotel. Pittaburgh. POLEON BUNFLL, SINCE 1ST OF MAY, Has Peter a spacious and ret situated Hote No. 560 He itor treet, corner of Crosby stree oO! Accommodations to families and single erior d'Hote at five o'clock. ‘able errr AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITCRE.—UADIES ‘and Gentleman having cupertiuons effects to dispose of can obtain # fair price for them, by sending for the # scriber, through the Fost Office, who will attend at their dexces. Ladies attended to by Mra. 1. Fesitencets Lagi OV ENSTYN, 406 roadway, up stairs. where you can get bee Miben tl Ch pene hort otice, and upen the most 0 hI the shortest notice, and “lj, B. NOAM, 67 Aun s ‘Two doors from William street, Now York. EMOVAL.—I. C. GUION, MANUFACTURER OF THE R celebrated French style Shirts to measure, has moved to 121 Fulton st. The style known in Pari aud London by name as the Taglioni, Sack “and Corazza Shirts, made to order in Styles unsurpassed, Shirts at wholesale at the lowest prices, HTON, FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT MANUFAC~ ane. 10’ Park Place, New York, and 6 Royal stroet, CHALLENGE.—TAKE NOTICE, THAT J. B. Noah has removed from 66 Gold to 67 Ann str ‘and Repaired, terms, by FANCY ARTICLES. ORSETS DE PARIS, NEW PATTERN r Cc fashion adopted at Paris among the most fashionable Indies; most comfortable and graceful for the form, as well ‘the movements of rson Madame P ROS- White and Walker ow style, very com ‘aris, at « very mo~ \ 18, is, Parnso hy “Gloven Will be found equally ob call, indies, previous to purchasing. DIES—PETER ROBERTS, 873 BROAD- TO ree apecttully invites the attention of the Ladies to a ln lot of Embroi jerios, &e., recently bought at auction, 1d 5) per cent. below the cost of importation; will be we 300 Eamersida Collars, (new style, from broidéred stand-up Co ts. usual price 10s.; b Scarfs, from $3; 8-4 Shawls; ‘40 pairs embroidered C 3a, 1,400 yar real Val ace, from } Red pairs ricl tmnbroidered and open-work whls 5 i Howe 13, 5 na; Muslin Ban worth $3 Meare’ tor Infants’ Robes and Waists, Cambrio and Cufls embroi- Laces, every description. — EW WORSTED AND FANCY TRIMMING STORE, 565 New York.—Mrs. Alixe Doubet (late with seat 82 co.) bogs feave vo inform the ladios of Now 9, thaw she has oponed a, Worsted and Fancy ove place, and solicits their kin age. description of Neodlewor Fear: sh brawing and Stamping Patterns, exeouted With neatness and dispatch. DESFOURNEA Mis insienot Rew York nt at 48) Broadw UX, FROM PARIS, [INFORMS that she has just opened aii four doors fro! establishm ” ‘ally for Caps, He , Paris Bm. area tos ‘Ales, all Kinds of Lingeries made to order for Indies. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. ND FERRY NOTICE—LEAVES NEW Sonn 10, 11 o'clock, A. M., and 1, 2, 8, 4, fo! jtaton Island—7, 8, 9, 10, 11 0% AM, 6, 7 o’olook, P. MISCELLANEOUS, OHN B, DILLON, COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY— ‘Office 45 William stroct, Now York. TING ESTABLISHMENT,—MITCHELL & KIT- ‘hes, 13. Morcor street and 4 Cort! treet, Aro red to tite do Gas Fit ae " tan Gas Light Company, Woram & Hi ny obbers in the gas and lamp trade, 5,000. Azar rons tn Murope, on machine ot ‘one-half invoress in the same, errata Oprenet will Fevers the invest tim tlodines, ony sddcoee Mi. Bs 2, G ; best waghwout, and BY A RESPECTABLE vamstress and Nurse, or Chambermaid in ‘ood washer and ironer, Good city refo= Bowery, third floor, back Can be seen for a small family; is ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND Waiter in a swall private family, or Chambermaid and and ironing. ‘Tho best of city references or last place, whore she now ix, and has he seen for two days, Blaase call i sh to assist in washing ANTS A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND woman who under- washer and ironer, ‘earmstross, by a respectable youn stands her business perfectly, is & goo and id travel with a family; references. Address G. B., at | Mr. atrvet, near the Bowery, for two days, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE Foung woman, as Cook, Washer aud Ironer, or to. do general housework;” best of city references given from her Iaat place, where ahs lived two, fears. “No olactions to go 8 short distance in the country. Please call at 91 2 Can be seen for two days. ee ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘@ situation as Chambermaid, and to assist in the wash ing and ironing, or children’s Nurse; is an excellent ‘plain rr lived over two years in her last place, and can give the best of city reference. Apply 112 Twelfth st., or 43 Hos ter st., corner of Earex. WANZTEDIBY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WoMaN, a situation ina Confectionary or Bakery Storo, or as Chambermaid. Best of references can be given, Plonso call at33 Prince street, first floor, front room, up stairs, Chu be fen for tw: ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wo- men, situations as Cooks; are excellent washers and ironers; can come well recommended. Can be seen for throe days, Please inquire at 64 Stanton street, froat room, up stairs, WAXTED-A GENTLEMAN TO PROCURE SUBSCRI- bers for a highly respectable Quarterly Journal; a very liberal commission will be given toa person who is fully co petent to the business. Apply at 86 William streat, up sta ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation as Cook, Washer and Irencr, in a re- spectable family, has the best of city reference from her last place. Please oall at South Brooklyn, corner of Pacific and jow street, where she con be seen for two days. Call at Miss Wignan’s. ANTED—BY A SCOTCH GIRL, A SITUATION AS or Chambermaid. Would have no objection givo the best of reference from several re- ablo families. Apply at William Black N tlreot, corner of Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn, bid \', fence A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as plain Cook, and is first rate Washer and Ironef; wants a situation in a respectable ly; the best ofcity reference cam be given. } 2/9 Mulberry street, in the rear. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG M with good city reference, a situation in a store, or where. Writes a good plain wo wre oO: horse and carriage, if required. Address J. 126 or at the office of this paper. reference given. Pt ANTED—BY A RESPECTABRE WOMAN, A SITU- rea private fami- ‘lease call at tion as Chambermaid and Laundres best of city ase call at 86 Great Jones street, in the D—A SITUATION AS COOK, BY A table young woman, who has been for the yenrs'acouk in this city; the best. city’ refe Ziven; bas no objections tv go s in the coun- try. May be seenat 61 Soventh street, between First and second avennes, for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION FOR CHAMBERWORK,OR all family; or RESP EC- last fift ANTED—A MAN TO WORK ON A FARM, ABOUT thirty milesfrom this city. Apply, between ll aud 12 Ww o'clock, at 179 South street. si. ANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RES PECTABLE or Chil- in house~ ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT oman, & situation as Chambermaid and ry Washing and ironing. Would have no objec- niry. Please apply at 588 Broome street, one Can be well recommended from her last ‘on to th door from Hudson, sitvation, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE woman, to cook, wash, an each of which erfectly. Good city reference can be given. May ‘Bowery, for two days. WANTEDSA SITUATION BY A RESPECTAULE Vrotestant young woman, to plain cook, wash, and iron. Has no oljection to go w short distance in the country, Re= etable city reference can be given, May bo secn at 309 ; between avenue B and G, Sd floor, front room. TANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE y woman, to do chamberwork and waiting, or nuraing and plain sewing. No objection to go traveling with a lady, The best of city reference given, if required. Apply No. 4 ANTED—BY £ YOUNG WOMAN, WITH GOOD CITY reference, a situation as Cook, Washer and Lroner. short distance in the country. Please ue, corner of 18th street, on the first Has no objections to apply at 110 Seventh av floor. YMENT AS PAINTE R—A YOUNG age at the ti work. Wishes to engage a Iject more than wi or J Hew ANTS A SITUATION, AS DRIVER OF AN OMNI- bus or other conveyance, a young man who understands the care of horses well. ‘The advertiser has recently arrived from Ireland, and can produco the best testimonials as to character and capability, He would tako a situation ax Por- ter or Warehouseman, or would engage in any situmtion in which he could maake Bimaself useful. Address D. D., at the offive of this paper, YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS Chambermaid and to in washing and ironing; has hi the most reape family in the city; oan got a te olty reference; hax no objection to gow short dis inthe country. Hlvaso eall at 111 Spring stroot; own for iwo days ABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ook, oF to do washing and ironing in a re family, No objections to go a short dis- ‘he best of city reference given. Can Seventh strect, between avenue B rg nter Instructions is his wes, Any commands left at this office iN bo attended to. a peetable private ance in the conntr} ie geen for two ddys at and C, on the fous RARE CHANC INVEST- ment—000 Agents wanved, to soll anew and valuable whieh will mect with s rapid sale in all seotions of ‘on, The businoss is pleasant, aod froe from competi- ion; IL yield & profit of from one dived to three hundred dollars per month, No one noed nly with a capital tors than one hundred dollars. Call at Broadway, room No. 2 sceond floor. ARTNER WANTED.—ONE WHO CAN from one to five thousand omeiness, both ag brokers and man, witha small amount of me with the trade. Please address C. C. with real name, &e. Partner WANTED—ACTIVE OR NOT—WITH A cash capital of two or three thousand dollars, to engage in a merufacturing business in this city. Addross Business, box 5. thia office. VO ENGINEERS, MACHINISTS, % Tecentiy trom Builond, ts deatr FURNISIC C., office of this paper, YOUNG MAN of a situation in an er atablish'ment of the above kind, as men, nthe locomotive or maring og japartmont. Ho has rs rod for several years with the Poninen ar and Oriental Steamship pany on board their vossels, has a thot knowledge ‘orking of marin nd holds teats ity and practical kn of lecomotives ineors in Engl at Movers, "a. corner W work for a small fainily, 4 nthe country Good nue. betwen Eleventh and Twelfth streets, second om, ood city roference gi Lie otioe of tht city reference, ANTED—BY AN ENGLISH PROTESTANT GIRL, A situation in a respeatable private family, aac roi A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as Chambermaid, or to do general house- | Woyld have: no objevtion to go a | Apply at 207 | bor= AN a D. young woman, to do goneral housowork and make h A SITUATION, self generally useful, in a private family. nice can be given. ANTED--BY A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL, A SITU- | ation, to mind a baby and do p and attend a table, and mike horse! 1s given. Good city rete May be seen 196 Muilison streot, in roar, plain sewing, or to wait | f generally useful. €an be seen for two days at No, 124 BY A RESPECTABLE The | nid Engl tre! FRENCH LADY, 8: ish correctly, wishi to take care of chil California, . New York, Sewer, ‘Address ite Y AKI situation as Chamber- mand instruct them in the NG D ad would be willing No. 36 Great Jones FRENCH | reaser, and respectable, ja but ung married. Streets, ANTED—A SITUATION, AS WET NURSE, BY A woman, a Protestant, wh ree weeks old. | Apply at No, 261 Sixth avenue, rear, between 16th and 17t 172 Chambers street, New York. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation, as Chambermaid, or to Cook, Wash, and lron in asmall, private family, No objection to goa short distance in the country. The best of eity reference given. Apply at ‘ET NURSE.--WANTED, BY A fresh breast of milk, be seen at 491 Sixth to debenture, rior Champagne, in quarts and pits, house of Guelard & Kindinger of Fy ALEX’R SOLTAN, nue, from 9 A. LIQUORS. of Londow and situation in ares M PERSON WITH A pectable family. too P.M. AAAAAAAAN OR(BER HAS LATELY IMPORTED, AND from Oporto, tho following Wines, in quarter casks ; dr: quarter casks ; dry white PortWines 'y Port Wines, in quarter onsks, octaves, ‘and the celebrated Rex and Re; of T. J. Smith, ‘Also, Madeira and She Port Wines, ina Port, from the >porto, all entitled ines, and Supe- from the well known pernay, 15 Wail st., up stairs, HAMPAGNE.—THE “ rior quality, in quart c. AB d pints, for sal CHT, Sole Agent, No, LIGNOT” BRAN D, b OF SUPE- ‘all street. from New second do., $7U. 8 must paso through or Wor SHIPPING. Bergan expen al Pont Office. Foe Bosten Ie Liverpool: Ficst Cobia, $120; BCU A ee 38 Broadway. F og Mags LEPANTO, Haj pateh for. Freigh orte BOYD & EIULES.—THE t OF INCKEN, 38 Riad . to JAM. stroote WELL KNOWN BARI , master, will meet with aire ES tt dis— BINSON, PAcnes, FOR HAVR' -SECOND LINE.—THE SHIP it. Nicholas, Eveleigh, mastor, will sailon Be NlonofoyD & A D INCKEN, Agents, 88 Wal lat of June, I street. F OR BF. RUE CNT on Ber tonnh oon FRENCH , ‘ue. For freight or ship JACQ! ‘ap! 6. x re peamere proly ORNIA AND a States Do. do _stecrage......... Tor freight vo Now Orleing “EBBEnYS May 261 own steamship FA, IN, for Jeans, and will 1 OREGON, Mail Steams! land or reecive pi fetion or "Savanunh, The Falcon State Malis for the Peotfic steamers an VIA NEW OR- Uhagres, via Havana and New a trom Panama te IRL Weat street. ‘t the bar at 4 HIP PROBUS, CAPT. I, C. DE VREIS, fornia, is now loading at Pior No.5 North Ri on or about the 25th ii only will be taken; also, iate application ‘OGDEN, barrels besy, oF iy i peo Bien Pad hould inquire at the Insurance offices, to Saaze. street. rele, rte and may rely upon having thoir goods correctly measured. Passeng seo the standing of vont OR SAN FRANCISC rail Saturday, Samed will poeitively ant tained, will positively sa the bulk therao JOUN Ci more cabin ers or JOHN. before engaging hmor 0, CALIFORNIA, DIRECT, TO May 26—The splendid fast sailing bark TE- | 'N. Ril ving been unavoidably de~ | ‘or freight of 500 bar- — t pior No. Il, North | 0°! plication is m: Price of passage $175, | round.. This vessel carries an exporienced surgeon. Ship- + will please hand in their bills of lading for signature, Fr i made to BE. 116 Wall x | the Siamese Twin: } each day, at3 o’elu | LEY, North 4th st et, Will AMUSEMENTS. RRA anna nannnnnAAARAARAAAAAAARARS ROADWAY THREATRE.—TURSDA BY will be presented the grand roma: LA kody Paz ntitled the COUNT. OF MONTE CRISTO Mr. Loster; Mons, Morrell, Mr. Vachs; ma ope; be rs Albert, Mt Moorhouse > m3 jercedes, Dyott; Cai aa Cirel URTON THEATRE, CHAMBERS STRERT.--TURS— day Evening, M. be pl q ayed the lar fi of FORTY WINK Bodom. Wee Tobias Muns, Mr. Burto loscelyno We pg Hon. Joveelyne Wolfonbuttle, Jordans Isii-iteMeusy, Wr" Winusn? foRnlar gave of SOCL ate Miss Walters and Mr. Fred s. Johnson, Johnston; Mary, Miss Hiffert, Pas To v0 atic burlesque of HERR NANNY. de Cast Steel, Johnsto Miss ‘Hie priv ROADWAY THEATRE. Vy announces, that day Eyening, on ‘which wish of many friends, ) ho. will haracter JON for the first time in New York. Clomantho, by rinks hor first ap) Horn, who has kinely given her services ance in this Theatre. Particulars of the 4 parton ® vivertisements, Tickets to be had of Mr. Dy- Wooster street, nedr Broom RICA —P. T, BARNUM, d Proprietor; J. Greenwood, Jr., Assistant d. perfermances every free rolook, Mined holghe a woight Bis pounds th ence At all hour tho Fairy Queene) Last tania, the Fairy Martinotti tf mily am ee Blssler, Comedian, and Mr, Haeri= tu singer, A mag~ Revolution the anise the Yan son, the celebrated comic and in nificent painting of the French Lady; Miss Stanhope, Miss Barton, Mi: Highland “Mammoch’ Brothers tro ales. Sutetednne Binghampton Pig, which weighed, whon butchered, Inst fall, 1987 Ibs. and ensured 9 feot in length, may be seen we all hours. ‘ipture Statuary, wax representations of 5 Madam Rockwell, the Fortune Teller. Admission, 25 conts; children under ten years, 1244 conte. TPUE DISTINS AT THE TABERNACLE, ON TURS- ny, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Evenings. Mr, DISTIN and his Sons, will give a series of Grand Vocal and. Instrumental Concerts on the above evenings, at the Taber nacle, when they will perform all their most celebrated and popular compositions, on those extraordinar the silver Si x Tubas, and French iste—Misses dL. Diktin. at the piano forte, istion, 1 cents. ‘Tickets to be had a all tho principal Music 8 ‘and at the doors im the eveni Doors opea at 7—Concert commences at 8.— mramme every eventive. ME STEAM BALLOONS WILL MAKE THEIR FIRST experiment in the open air, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week, in the open lotat the Ball Alley, 36 Allen street, with an appropriate lecture by Mr. St. Luke, instrumenta,, iorns. Vooal= Mr, Willy will proside ‘Connor A Accommodation for Indies Will bo arrang cents. ASTLE GARDEN.—THE SUBSCRIBERS INTEN DING to give a series of Grand Promenade Concerta on me magnificent scale and plan as that ted by the cele= ated Julien and Mu talont and respectability, their propositions (in writing) to thoir re= Gulatly authorized agonts, Corbym_and Mar'ini, @ Barclay street, New York. FRENGH & HEISER, A SPLENDID PAIR OF BAY PONIRS, d, and very handsome, good travellors, and will suit any one wishing a nice pair. They wero selected in the country. during the last winter, for private use, and are warranted sound, Also, one handsome Rockaway Carri: ry light, and sade to order by Godwin; and ® Sporting Wagon. Also, two double sets of Harness, made to order this spring, one very light and attractive; all in complete oen— dition; with Blankets, Linen Sheets, et be seom at the private stable in Baltic streot, noar_ and east of Court RESOE BeOvRN ya or inquire of Mr. BURT, 14 Pearl street, ew York. OR SALE IN WILLIAMSBURGH, ON NORTH STH street, betwoen Sth and Jth streots, A large two story and basentent brick building, 30 feot by 80 feet, containi: three rooms 30 feet by 60 feet, and six rooms 30 foet by 15 feet together with the three full lots of ground on which the build= ing stands, The whole is enclosed by a substantial fence, Titto indisputable; termecasy. Inquire of GRAHANS POL= jamsburgh. THE LEASE, STOCK, AND RES n and old catablished Sporting Houso, 41 Madison street, New York. Thi a good chance for any enterprising wan, being the only house of the kind ia the city, Il hoalth of the proprictor’s family is the cause o€ Tesving, For particulars inquire on the premises. ye SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY—A farm of 70 acres, loss than a mile from the railroad depo! Madison, New Jersey, in torder, fitted for a gentlemat rt , or o farmer, ire of. Lemania TOWNSEND, 84 Codar street. OR SALE— of the well kno pe A in. W. MANUFACTURER, ESTABLISHED IN A VERY Frofitable business, commanding ready sale with his Ma- chinery and Stock, insured for $3,000, desires $1,000 loan on mortgage, from a silent partner, satistied with 15'per cent om ‘all sales, or a capitalist on written terms. Communications addressed to Manufacturer, and left at this office, thankfully received and at 0, PRINTERS--FOR Lorre eer be lpryr ye and Press, with iron distributors. deok. he publication office of the Herald. Nod WO PAIRS OF HORSES AND A NUMBER OF SINGLE Horses, just arrived from the oeniey ciso © nem! C3 on street. for sale at 164 Washing N & ARNDT'S Stables. BIDLEM TO BE LET. Aer FFICE TO LET.—SITUATE NORTHEAST CORNER of Coonties Slip and South street, boing the front office in the second story, with iron stairs, communicating with the street. Enquire of D. BUHSEN, on the premises, 0 LET—IN HAMMOND STREET, NEAR FOURTH street, an excellent Three Story. peaee with cold bath, marble mantles, ke. Rent $475—Ready for immediate occu tion. It cannot be let fora boar a4, ee to more one famil, ALEX. M. GREIG, 66 Wall st, O LET AT FORT HAMILTON.—THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to rent « portion of a very desirable summer resi= denco, fronting thet nd a few minutes from the st he fast horsea; u For further particulars, ing jolomon, No. 1 Fulton street, or of the subscribe d house below the fort, Clark & on tho premises, Peter Duryeo, s 0 LET—T0 GENTLEMEN ONLY, A SUIT OF ROOMS handsomely furnished, or single Aparcmenta, in a ¥ desirable location. reaktast will be furnished, (¢ required. Apply mt 66 Lispenard street, three doors from Broadway. 1.0 LET—AT 370 BROADWAY, A LARGE FURNISHED room, on tho accond floor, with or without board. Alse, rooms for single gontlemon, MEDICAL. RAR AAAS Mi s22V38, HAS REMOVED HER PRINCIPAL ‘Office for the sale of the universally admitted throat and lunj Mrs. Jervis's Cold Canday, to 368 Broadway, nearly opposite to her former place of business. YE AND FAR.--A PAMPULET CAN BE HAD, FRER of cost, at 261 Broadway, corner of Warren stroet, scribing Doctor Powell's new and successful mode of treating the affoctions of tho itive nud delicate organg. Reoensly Imported, « large supply of bonutiful Artificial Eyes. J Published, & popular 1 Featiso om the Ryo, thi tom, re= ‘vised and enlarged, price 50 cents, JAMES W. POWELL, M.D. PHYSICIAN'S REMEDY FOR AFFECTIONS OF THR Lungs, Shortness of the Breath, ke. Sussex County, N, Dr. Seth W. Fowle,—Dear Sir: I have benefits received from ood, im our medicine, te consequence of add my testimony in favor of its extraordinary hoaling . Having been afflicted for several months with a 9e— lung disease, under which I labored with t. breath, and great, bodily weakness, E was recom: Physician of Hacketstown, N. J. of Wild Cherry, which not only my failing strength, and also imparted new life and onorgy my, system. “I can therefore cheerfully recommend te atticted with lung diseases, to trv this Balsam of Wild Cherry. frospecttully yours, THEODORE J. AWM Remember that spurio without the written sign Price one dollar per bottle, Look at the signature, 3 For sale, wholesale and retail, by M Sands, 100’ Fulton street, corner of Will Irving Building, corner’ of Chambers st.; Wm. Cortlandt street, and by the druggists generally through the United States and Canada. M40ANE SHAIL'S VENUS PILLS—THE WONDER ful effects of which are duly acknowledged by all who inave used them for tho cure of physical disqualifioations, generative incapacity, and impediments to marriage. r most pleasing, sing afford, within one hour after a For full partioulaes here 80), effects of their rare virt 1, to be had of the regular appoluted agents, w re M pil re %, be had race: and an a ym mit Ps ‘box. an m ye United ts lor New York --G, United States or na. AR 4%, 192 Brondway, corner of John stroot; 278 Broadwi th Bi tof Chambers street ; 433 Broadway, corner of Hows 1 street; 63 Bowory, corner of Walkor stroot; 254 Grand street, Broad= corner of Allen street; 114 Canal street, opposite West OR SAN FRANCISCO, First vessel; to sail, positivoly, ‘Tho splendid, (ast sailing bark "'T Richmond, having the C ik of her oar, CALIFORNIA, Wednesd: ‘eournseh, go take 4) bbls. more froight, or the of, if. N There N ret seormmean Seas De afow cabin passengers. or scoond cabin gore taken in this vessel. Passongers, will Siete extra luggaze on or beforo Tuesday, 15th inat, board, at Pir No. 11, on Wednosday, 16th, at 12 o’clook, May at which time the vessel will clear at the Custom House. F River, or to dinte dexpatch.—A ‘De deepatehed for the Fe SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNL i) TUN SOLEINS, TR, T4 South street, will be freight or epateh to COLLINS, wns t, 74 Son! i call he Agent's offic may be seeurod. jt) iu their bi Pi paid th nd settle, in faat sailis sbove port in Ms assongers who have ae lense (voir that tele berths famediate application is mado on board, at Pier No. 1d River, JOHN OR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, VIA RIO JA- OR, SAN Hyivaraiso, to salt boCore tho iSth June—~The tuperion bark PHILENA, Capt, Swain, orto th first class packet, or No. 9, North Wont Ay TH I ‘lw days. For DIRECT.— | May 16th. ‘aptain N. ulk there~ Hor no= of any vor= treat. IM- steire. CALFORNIA A COMPETENT MAN, AGED 35, WHO ake English, French, and Spanial gentleman for part of his passage. ference cen be given. wishes to beasp- ey Direct letters to Mr, Ambru: 7 Harrison at. ALIFORNIA.—THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD the attention of the beat Machines of the ALIFORNIA !!—TE sale at Feanced prio, arious sitos, for wale at very low i Dracontac BO West sureet "—ZACHRISSON, N AM Avaaiteand Atiaatl 00) kind offered to ti yf any mi at Lf tu Tethm to California tion ‘suBkWOOD Mail Welln, Mow Tork, lic to their Gold Wi ¢ public. io in. this city, ‘@eient. 0 ‘okon apart and . Wo 0 call at Tia, Fulton bofore thoy buy elso~ & FITZ ND HAMMOCKS—POR NTS (Aor new and superior mado PaON & CO., AGENTS Steamship C Moree ehay ace th poy are the y aud all CALL he : machin BALD. ‘stairs, Call and examine. iN, ‘Water ot pc O CURE, NO CHARG: N tially disoases. f days. —D&. MURPHY, OF 68 GOLD onseliod on all forms of private hea cures in two a by Dr. MN oy anea in pas sabe el ite ry used in an Bee theen: Oven from T A.M, oO Be Die 16 DUANE STREET, 80 WELL KNOWN to diseases. —" ii tment of jtor’s repa= dacion for shall in those half oured cases that have oxieved fog oars is pre-ominent. titutional ‘brought om by a secret halt, effotually eared. Hoseat onses cured Im yur days. D*; COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR THE lngt fourteen confined his practice to the treat ersaatcune che moet aggravated ‘cesee of Us dlaesse he al mild onses Fomoved in twe to five daye. A perfect eure, of B® s his services. clase In stricture, ‘more advanced and distressing tensive aa aford & end for stating, 068 Trmerion. ORATING CORDIA! CON VER’ on ees or debility, im sets aaects rah tal ieee sted beoomes impaired, momor; Vication slight: dejection, self-distrust, aversion vo voclety, Mininelined and incapacitated for business or matt ng man, do not be deceived by the nonsense of wond little books, or by pills, or powders and other nostrama, are of no use in Your caso, as you will fim sh Nef, procure this Cordial; itia the only you. I: has restored seores of persons to ed'society, “It contains no mercury of am Offensive substance to injure the patient; no hindra business or fear of expoaurs. Dr. Convor's offies, No. Avenue, between 10th and 11th streets, New Yer is coneu ted in these diso Fdial $2 por bottle, three ottlos for $6. | Bxpliettd indi mportant remarks © the married aad 5 to. We euacee for advice to those oerofally w to any rok matrimonial ‘siliaace ‘esti Smeery sbeula