The New York Herald Newspaper, June 4, 1849, Page 3

City Intelligenee, DEDICATION OF THE ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, This evening will be celebrated the dedication of the ‘Odd Fellows’ Hall, corner of Grand and Centre streets; valso the twenty-sixth anniversary of the R. W. Grand ‘Lodge of the State of New York. This noble building ‘ds a credit to our eity, and to the institution te which ‘we are indebted for its erection. The artistic elegance and ornamental work of its interior, with the curiously- wrought devices of the order, are well worth seeing; and, no doubt, vast members will be attracted from ‘every part of the country, to witnoss the ceremony. Independently of the attractions of,the edifice, and the grand ceremonial of the Odd Fellows, the programme of the murical entertainments presents stronger induce- nents to the lovers of melody and song. Weshall pub- lish to-morrow 4 report of the particulars of this very interesting celebration. New Agnancement ror THE Excusm Maw Streamers. —Mr. Brady, the new Postmastor, with a view of ac- -commodating the mercantile community, has decided on keeping the English steamer mails open for hale an hour laterthan heretofore. The mails for this offic® will therefore clrse hereafter at eleven o'clock, for eteamers sailing frem this port: and four o'clock for vthe steamers which sail from Boston, instead of 101¢ 921555 me heretofore, The mail for the steamer wil lose on Tuesday, at four o'clock P.M. Fine.—About ten o’clock, last night, a fire broke out in No. 160 Anthony street, caused by the accidental ‘upsetting of a camphene lan Officers Feeny and Gilgan succeeded in arresting th® progress of the flames before the fire engines arrived. The damage is ‘but trivial. Bap Warer.—A pomp in Commerce street, near ‘Bleecker, is in very bad condition, the well containing ala antity of +tagnant water. ‘hensible, in these cholera times, Vaarancy.—Mary Ann Derry was arrested asa va- t, by officer Hervey. She had» very young child er arms, frightfully ematiated, and almost dend. ‘As, from her appearance, the officer suspected the child did not belong to her, he took it from her and sent it to the Alms House, Ative Yer.—Charles A. Gieguel called at tho office yesterday, to say he is not dead; that either the foa- thers wero not heavy enough, or his neck was too strong, though it was severely tested, and he was car- ried home ina state of insensibility. 'We thought, at the time, it was un odd thing to kill aman with feathers = ‘Tur Scene 1x Guranwicn Strret.—We are informed by French Louis, that an unintentional error was made in our paper of yesterday, under the above head. A person from Bloomingdale had hired one carman to convey the goods of certain German emigrants from a boarding housy, 122 Greenwich street, to Blooming- dale. ‘The carman promised to take them at a certain price; within fifteen minutes, the person who em- ployed him got impatient ata slight delay, and em- loyed a second caruan, The latter had the goods on is cart when the first carman arrived, and a loud war of words took place, and a crowd collected, of course, At this juncture, French Louis, who hap- Peed yo be passing by in the legitimate discharge of is business, interfered as peacemaker, The Blooming- dale gentleman paid the second carman three shillings for the trouble he had in loading the goods, and they ‘were put on the cart of the first carman, and taken quietly mway. French Louis says that he neither struck, nor did he offer to strike, cither of the carmen; he merely acted as mediator and interpreter. More. ‘over, be never bas been. as we aro informed, engaged asa runner for any boarding house. but asa clerk and runner for steambonts, railroads. and forwarding agents. In proof of this, we are told that the two car- men re ready and willing to come forward and testify to French Louis’ well-intentioned disposition in the ‘whole matter. Surcipe.—A sad case of suicide was discovered yoster? day morning at No, 90 Bayard street. [t appears that a Mr. Nowh C. Parsons, who resided at that number, has ‘Deen depressed in mind for several days past, and on Saturday night, between 9 and 10 o'clock, while in bed, he remarked to his wife that he could not sleep, and that he would get up and take a walk in the strect that he might, on his return, sleep better the balance of the night. Mr, Parsons, accordingly, as Mrs. Parsoms thought, left the room to go into the street, and did not return, This created an alarm, and search was amade early in the morning, and the body of Mr. Pa ‘was found in the privy. dead, with his throat cut almo from ear to ear. and arazor lying alongside of him, Tho deceased was a man of 29 ycurs of age, and a native of Massachusetts. No particulur cause can be attribut for the commitment of the rash act. We understand the Coroner will hold an inquest on the body to-day. Founp Dsownrv.—The Corner was called to hold an Inquest yesterday, on the body of William Simpton, aged 22 years, who was found floating in the North River, foot of Pier No.7. The body was identified to ea seaman lost overboard from the bark Bavaria, about a week since. ‘Thisis very repre- Police Intelligence, Before Justice. Lothrop—The Police Court is the favorite resort of a certain class of people who imagine Ybat the magistrate exn always give the justice, and thereby eettle all kinds of litigation, whether elvil or ¢timinal charges; the difereuces more especially ox- isting between man and wife. are generally brought be- fore the police court for adjudication In many of these eases it is extremely difficult fur the magistrate to decide who is in the right or in the wrong. The wife, if she is very good looking, in instances, carri great weight with the court. and the case na- turally goes against husband on a full examination; but, on the other hand if the parties are about equally matched. the Justice decides accord- ingly.—[Bunsby.] Some complain of breaches of pro- miles before marriage, and others complain of breaches after marriage. so tbat the Justice is puzzled consider- ably at times to know on which tack to make sail. A Father funny case of the latter count took place on Saturday morning, in which the husband socused his Detter half with # breach of promise after marriage The complainant was a neat. chabby. good-looking Little sailor, of about five feet high. twenty-three years -of age, and fresh from a cruize, with a couutensnce red and weather beaten and, withal. the picture of health. This dear little sailor, who said his name was John Elliot, although he always shipped by the name of John G, Morrill, got married to one Maria Field, & ‘very pretty looking young woman of about twenty years, after a two days’ courtship. However, the Teader can judge better on the merits of the case by giving the Jack-tar’s own version. Macistaate—Officer McDonald, what is the charge ogainst this young woman, ‘varia Feld? T seo, by the return made by the captain of police, that she thrva- ened to commit suicide Orricen—I brought her in, lest night, from the board- ing house of Mrs. McGowan, in Franklin square. ‘There was a muss in the house, and | was called in, and this young woman was charged with going to com- ‘mit suicide; and this sailor. who says he is her husband, -eame along to the station house, aud preferred the -ebarge. ‘Macistaats—EFlliot, is this woman your wife? Exrsot—Yes, Judge, she is my wife, aud no mistake, “You lie,” said Maria “Silence.” eaid the Judge. “Shut up,” said the officer. “You go to h—Ui,”’ said Maria, “TI shan’t shut up for you, any how ”” Maciernate—Officer, keep that woman still. Joha, let me have your complaint Exs10r.—Judge. I arrived in this here port about 10 -or 12 days ago, and put upin Franklin square; and this “young woman I was iotrodaced to, by a shipmate of “mine, as awery nice girl Well, do you see, | touk @ shine to her right off, cause I took her to be » good irl, and @n honest one, too, Mrs, Gowan, with “whom eho boarded. seemed to think she was 4 nice gi £0, after seeing her two days, ww, last Monday, with a shipmate of mine, went altogether up toe priest in Suth street, 'eause, do you see, she's a tatholic, and | isn’ fut she wanted to be married by a priest, to make it stand good (Here Maria interrupted the story, by say- ing. « Yow Le. Jack; | mever married you” *Silenco,” gaid the Justice, and Juck proceeded again) After we married. [went bome with my shipmate, mate.—Did not your wife go home with you sthat night? Etuisr--No, your honor; she went back to Mrs McGowan’s, ad it wasn’t until Wednesday night thas “wo slept together. The uext day aud that night | could not find her; she went off somewhere, Onériday ‘afternoon, I began to mistrast something. [ spoke to Ther, and asked her where she bad been; when she bo- ‘gan to buck and fill wery much. | then pumped ber ight out, when the confessed to have seen one Clark, YDut didu't. ave bim but once. | didu’t much like this carr < nd,on Friday night, I went up stairs, in one of the’ bed-rooms, and thar Clark, |-swid said 1, Well, Maria | h found you out “ You.’ said (lark; “if you don't clear out, iil take your life.” | didn't want to be killed, so L cleared -out, and went-down stairs and say Sirs, \icGowan, the faudiady,and told her what | had seen about my wite, ‘@ Yes. -eaid whe, “fant afraid your wife is not exactly cpquare; she appears to be # kind of triendly aud willing 40 go with almost any man but she is a good girl vo work, and-can put her hand to anything.” 1 will tell the truth what [ knows sbout her, judge —I doesn’t ‘want to burt her; but afcer i caught hor up stairs swith Clark, she come down aid raised & muss, and «swore ehewould go aud drown herself, | thea told her sshe might goend drown herself aod be d—d. for what leared. All i have to eay ts, Jucge she promised me to be honest, but she wasn't i xnail stip again, wad ape, not cowe to this port for some years. | hope, you won't. be hard with ber anyhow. ria, whet d> you say for yourself in We ain’: married — vation like tat ry ® little teri ing man if | waated t Loould get better took canyhow. to get married, Maorrnare—I shonid suppose a good-looking youns woman like you could do mach beiter than to be aa you to jating with vagabonds | shail © " prison fo look further (prison forthe prenopt, until | baye time into your case. ; —I dent care a d—n; | wou't romain long in rikon; | know that “Taboherdown. officer «nomething to berrelf left the court, appa vary heart, au (Dis wife so soon efter marriage, 4) Ho said he wi smot haveoared xomuch if she had ouly kopt straight antil he shipped for es. . — — Movements of Lidivitaals. Arrivals in this city yectorday Aston—# Tookett England; Captain D: emily; W. Walker St.‘ roix, i liitebsock, van to Capt. Ryric, rh Megore, Lieut Denniston, | Niky; Majer ‘Aldeich, 8. Army; Major Wyre, do; J. W. Foaser, Jamaica, W Invino Hovex.—t. P. Brown, Washingtoa; ex-Go- werpor Young, Albany; J. M Swigh Ohi, J. Browne, England; Lieut, Do Violeyens Mr. Maitland, do; apt Seymonr. U.S. Army; Washi Howann.—George H. Browue, Wash 5, Georg ‘Warren, Portiend; Mesere i. and #, Fatrbauks, Eng- and; RK. Enchler, do; T, B. Ailen, Havana; P Bare weeny Y ig idady ing on, end thought | would keep # look-out on | J found ber with thiv maa | Affairs in California. San Francreco, April 8, 1849, What with the arrival of steamers aud strangers from sll parts of the globe. | cam hard! write to any one. We are as full of pooplé can hold; and if any one can tell where the coming crowd are to stow themselves, I, for one, would like to know. Everything in shape of a house is completely crammed. ‘ents sre pliched in all directions; in fact, it looks more like a military encampment than any- thing else. It is really lnughable to see some of our Bostonians who have arrived here, supposing this was the place where Soag could come out in their white jackets and pants. But alas! they have seen the oon- trary Woollen clothes. the year round, ° worn here, People are floc 4 regions by hundreds, as this is the beg of the season, the rainy weather being over, Nothing but launch: len with goods and passengers, can be seen in the bay. all bound for the gold regions, with the full intention of making their eternal fortunes. But time will show whether the majority of people that come to this coun- try think they can make their fortunes by standing se iM. and doing nothing. The ides is perfectly prepos- erous The fact is, that it is, without exception, the hard- est work that man can do In the coming season, no- thing but continual rows of all sorts will be the conse- quence of the different nations that assemble at the diggings. A cireular has this day been issued by General Smith. prohibiting all foreigners geing to the mines, What the result will be I hardly can say, but would venture an opinion this much to say, that it would take all the armed force of America to prevent the people, whether they be Arsericans or foreigners. In the way of merchandise, there are so many goods coming and arriving here, that before long they will be cheaper here than in the United States, and people will find it out before long. I send this short letter by the Oregon; whether it will czar reach you I cannot say, as there is mutiny on board all the ateamers, the crews refusing to leave San Francisco. Please send me some papers, as anything from Boston is always welcome. would mention lastly to Dr. B, that T have arranged the business he spoke to me about, and shall embrace the first opportunity to send it on, providing I do not come myself, which at present is possible.—Correspon- dent Boston Atlas. .Terriric Hurricank 1N Groraia.—We were visted on Tuesday last by the heaviest rain and bail storm wo have seen in many a day. It lasted nearly two hours, and the lightning struck a tree in Dr. Wilson’s yard, stunning several of the family; for- tunately, noone received any serious injury.’ The growing crop must be somewhat injured by the hail, if it extended any distance as thick and heavy as it fell here. We understand the wind blew a most terrific btrricane at the Tunnel. Nearly all the trees on the hill, of any size, were blown down, and some of them fell on the shanties, but no one was hurt.— Dalton (Geo ) Eagle, May 22. Fracas on A Sreampoat.—We are informed that while the steamboat Massachusetts was coming from New York to Stonington, last evening, some of the sepgers got into an altercation with the mate of the oat, Mr. Crowley, which resulted in a regular pitch and tumble fight between the boat bands and the pas- sengers. in which several of the combatants were severo- ly injured, Some of them belonged in this city. We understand the matter is to be investigated.—Provi- dence (R, 1.) Transcript, June 2. Malls for Europe. The Caledonia will leave Boston on Wednesday, for Halifax and Liverpool, and her mails will olose in this city to-morrow afternoon. The Weekly Herald, for cir- culation in Europe, will be published to-morrow noon. To the Public—Readers and Advertisers. Hereafter, the double sheet of the New Yerk Herald will be published every Tuesday morning. We have come to this conclusion, in order te ac- confmodate the vast body of new advertisers whe are pressing forward for admittance inte the ce. lumns of that edition of our jeurnal. The enter- prise of publishing a double sheet for the benefit of the business community, has succeeded beyond our most sanguine expectations; and although we begin with the issue only of one such sheet week- ly, we mean gradually to extend this accommoda- tien, by publishing a similar sheet, whenever ne- cessary, twice a week, gradually increasing the arrangement, so as to be enabled fully to meet the wants and wishes of this rapidly growing city, by the publication of a double sheet every day. But, for the present—and during the approaching sam- mer, when the activity of business slackens— we shall restrict ourselves to the issue of one double sheet each week ; and Tuesday is fixed upon for the permanent day of issue. Advertisers of all kinds will please take notice of this an- mouncement, and govern themselves accordingly. President Taylor and his Cabinet —Mr. WLR. BRADY, Daugerrootypist, eorner of Broadway and Fulton street, having returned from Washington with his in~ toresting coliection the more dis be . ol eater part of the Sen- distinguished citizens, all of is recent visit to the capital i and are now being exhibited at rooms, No. 205 Broadway, where he should be pleased the public would call ‘aud examine them, G. B. Clarke, 116 William street, Tailor. Fine French Cloth Dress (: to measure, $16 to $20; Cloth Sacks $5 t0 £10; Seasonable Coats of all sorts; from $2. ity and cheapness are undisputed. I w tl I eam suit your Carpet Warchouse, &c., 136 William street. William M'Grorty, proprietor, i ed, from cent impertations of foreign and domestic manufacture, to for for aale a stock of Carpetings, Oil Cloth, Window Shades, &e., ay variod in brilliancy of shades, colors, am they are superior in quality, richness, and elegance, te any similar stook over presented for public inspection in she New York market, and are now selling at prices, wholesale aud re- tail, unprecodentedly low For English Three: peting, ¢ Carpet establishment in the Unit No. ® Bowery, HIRAM ANDEKSON'S, You can see the largest and tho most beautiful assortment, at low prices, dixplayed in five | how rooms, ‘and Ingrain Car- er's Liniment failed to prevent ¢, in diarrhes, billious chol r of pains, sores, cuts, and bruises, Sold at 125 and Dr. H. Bostwick’s Great Work on the Na- d treatment of a certain class of dive Extract from the COMMBRCIAL APPAIBS. MONEY MARKDT. Sunday, June 3—6 P. M. The arrival of the steamship Niagara, last evening, at this port, enabled us to give in this day’s paper, in ad- vance of all our cotemporaries, full and detailed ac- counts of the political, financial and commercial intel- ligence from Europe, Political advices by this arrival aro of the most interesting and important character, and they come to hand at a time when we can calmly and coolly digest them. To the natives of those countries engaged im the great struggle for re- publicanism, resident here, the news is of the highest importance. The events which have tran- apired on the continent of Europe, since the dep ture of the previous packet, are calculated to pro- duce results of the most startling character. These events are sufficiently decisive to bring toa crisis all the questions which have for the past twelve or fifteen months agitated the political circles of Europe. The re- volutions which have progressed thus far have resulted comparatively in nothing The people haf apparently lost sight of the substance in pursuing the shadow; they have, in their epposition to the beads of their govern- ments, to the kings and emperors, lost sight of the power which bas been behind the throng, and greater than the throne itself. The princes aud potentates of Eu- rope bave been sustained and supported In the position theyjhave teken, by the immense power wielded by the moneyed classes; by the financiers of the old world, com bined for the preservation of one enormous interes’ ‘This is the influence the republicans of Europe have to contend egainst, and they have thus far found it too powerful to put down, One of the principal causes of the Little success experienced, ia the absence of suff. ciowt knowlodge relative to the operations of the power referred to, and its indirect influenoe upon the opera- tions of the government, Some two years ago, (hetore the outbreak in France develuped itself) it was predicted, in the columns of the Herald, (hat Europe was upon the eve of a revolu- tion, that would eweep away every restige of the enor- mous debts of those countries, and with them the thrones, and the enormous, overgrowa moneyed atisto- crecy. It was predicted that tho first result of this re- volution would be repudiation of the public dob@y and that as soon as these enormous burdens were romored, the governments would 6e formed or re-established upoo buch a basis as would, reduce taxation to thy lowest rate, and eventually glee the people & republic, similar to that which hys been for such a length of time 6o successful Gn this side of the Atlantic. These pre= dictions @ave not yet been verified, but it ia merely » mattor of tine, ‘The ovila and eppreasions complained C, Fipetm a seve as Wy Salicipeted, and tas rcvelm- lution commenced, but it took @ different course to that marked out in our minds, It became at first a Political, instead of a financial revolution, and has, therefore, lingered slong without having made that progress 80 anxiously looked for on this side of the wa- ter, The cause of this is easily explained. In the change of rulers, and in the changes made in the torm of government, in those countries whore the re- volutions bave made the greatest progress, the people have, in fact, gained nothing. The right of universal suffrage has, it is true, been conceded in France, and the people are more directly represented; they have ® president of their own election; and, #0 far as the adminisnistratin of the civil government is concerned, the masses have @ voice, and the ma- jority rules. But have the burdens of taxation been relieved? Have the expenditures of the government been reduced? No, not an iota, not # fraction; but on the contrary, in France, they have been increased, and the people are at this moment more heavily burdened with taxes than ever before, under any king or em- peror that ever governed that country. If these are the benefits of republicanism, the people of Europe may well wish to be relieved from such a form of govern- ment, The amount of interest paid annually on the debt of France is about eighty millions of dolla: sum three times as large as the whole annual expense of the government of the United States, including the interest on our public debt; and a sum nearly equal to six times the annual interest on the aggregate indebtedness of every State in the Union. Great Britain pays one hundred and thirty millions of dollars in interest annually, and every other nation in Europe pays enormous amounts annually for the same purpose, It is this that keeps the masses so much oppressed; it is this that drains the people of their means and resources; and it is thisthat has, in fact, sustained the dynasties of Europe so long, and enabled the monarchs to fix themselves so strongly upon their thrones, ‘The fact that such enormous debts wero hanging over the people, gave the government he power to oppress them with taxation. The finan- cial classes have been compelled to sustain the monar- chical form of government, to secure the acknowledge- ment of the debts formed by these monarchs, and their whole influence has consequently been thrown against the masses, Tho preservation of all the old govern- ments on the continent can be attributed principally to this class; and until the revolution reaches the financial aristocracy, the poople will dérive no real be- nofit from the events which have already transpired. The first thing to provide for the massos, is the method of filling their stomachs and covering their backs—give them these elements of happiness, and the most impor- tant cause of complaint is removed; other things follow asamatter of course, and in time discontent will give way, and contentment take its place. All the varieties of society found in Paris—the Fourierites, sco alists, &c., are created for the purpose of providing ways and means to insure the comforts and conveniences of life; and all these isms and new fangled systems would dis- appear upon the removal of the oppressions ema- nating from the existing government. There is but one way to reach this desirable result, but one way to eradicate all the difficulties, and but one way to insure and secure the peace, prosperity and happiness of the millions of the old world who have for ages been upon the verge of starvation. and have had heaped upon them all the evils which ty- ranny could dictate—and that is repudiation; repudia- tion of every fraction of the debts which have reached such enormous amounts, and which are eating up the substance of every country cursed with thom. It must come to this point at last, and sooner or later the peo- plo will see that in this lies the only remedy, the only antidote. The whole fabric must be formed upon a new basis; everything connected with monarchies must be repudiated, or there can bo no quiet, no safety, no republics, no permanency, no nething suitable to the wants and welfase of the people. It may be wall enough to war against the persons of kings and thelr advisers, but it cannot result in anything advantagoous to the people ; they are not worth the powder necessary to exterminate them; but it is necessary to war against the immense debts which weigh upon the lower classes 60 heavily. and when they have by repudiation oxtermina- ted them, the rates of taxation will be comparatively lim- ited. ‘The wars which are likely to grow out of the inter- ference of Russia on the part of the monarchists, in the affairs Hungary and Austria, and the protest of France on the part of republicanism, will Increase very rapidly the debts of the nations engaged in the great struggle, and of course add largely to the rate of taxation. ‘This will only hasten the crisis; it will bring about at an earlior period the great movement which will at once free the people from the whole catalogue of evils, It is the last straw that breaks the beast’s back, and it will, we fear, require an increase of taxes to awaken the masses to a correct appreciation of the remedy in their bands. We have no faith in republics formed upon immense debts, upon such financial systems as sustain an overgrown moneyed aristocracy, upen an inflated paper currency. or upom any of those systems planned and perfected to support extrava:ant mon- archy. The whole must be demolished, and the struc- ture renewed from its foundation, The recent discoveries made in California, and the supply of gold which the world will ultimately derive from that source, must work as great a revolution in the currency, as the events in Europe will create in the financial systems of those countries, and the times will, therefore, soon be propitious for the establish- ment of @ new order of things, upon s basis that will admit of no ruinous depreciation or disastrous fluctua- tion. Tho sinews of war cannot, under a pure specio currency, be 80 easily augmented, and different nations cannot so heediessly and recklessly rush into hostili- ties as heretofore; and we already see, in the policy pur- sued by Great Britain in regard to the political move- ments on the continent, the effeet of an immense debt and enormous taxation upon the acts of that go- yernment. We see no interference, as in former years, in the affairs of every other mation, and she finds within her own limits as much to do as the most ambi- tious ruler can desire. Great Britain is literally under bonds to an enormous amount to keep the peace, and her very sulvation depends upon her peaceable policy. Later intelligence from Europe will be looked for with the most intense anxiety. We may expect by every steamer the mont interesting intelligence; but the result will not, we fear, be realized at @ very early day The contest will, without doubt, be a protracted uno, but we kave not the slightest apprehension relative to its termination, ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quotations in this market for the prineipal speoulative stocks, for each dey of the past week and at the close of the week previous. Jt will be seem that prices ruled at the close a lite lower than the opening of the wee! Qvorarions ron rue PuisciraL Broo! New Youx Makaxr. an THE Treasury Notes, 6 U. States O's, 1868.11 Dio O's “1008 = Kentucky luxe —* 105. a) a Pennsylvania 8 8b BONG as a Lilinuis, IM7 . BM BK — we » Lo 60 186 4 SUG Se Bg 829 Mae 6 = a B75, GTig 8G BANS Buty as) mid uz aig ae i OS OB LK — By BY BO LBs 37a She ST Bie BTS ena oe a wy is Sarg A comparison of prices current at the close of the market yeeterda: ng Wt the close of the previous week, exbiblts an advance in Treasury notes of 7% per cent; Penn. 5's, Mlinois 64, 1; Indians 5’s,1; Reading Bonds, 4; Reading Rail- road, 14; Mobawk, 1M; Canton Co, '; and a docliae in Harlem of 1%; Long Island, %; !'armers’ Loan, 4; Morris Canal, %. U. 8. 1868, aro quoted, divi- dend off. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SPECIAL NOTICES. USEMENTY. AMUSKmE A mania, anal aa | BMIOM. oe we we ee Ere UO ey ws inws. RICAN A 10N.~ THR ENGRAVING OWERY THEATRE.—MONDAY EVENIN' ACA, Ae LBRO 7 SER | SNOB AVINOR') 0 BAR ous od an pH Bly de ROADWAY THEATER. MR. BA. PRO- ition to members whose certificates arg | entitled MIKE MAKTIN—Mike Martin, Mr. Ste: ‘be ay evondng, lt be dat the Art | Dobert Rov the " below 10,001, and wi Union Rooms, No. 497 Broadway, upon the presentation of certifientes, ROCLAMATION—MA} OR'S OFFICE, MAY 31, 1349. Whereas, it is made ang the duty of every practi: ing phyatcinn In the City of New York, to make rt Cor ting to the Mayor, the Board of Health, fasioners of Health, boring unde: very any peatilential or in tient he shall have lax | tows disease, between’ the thirty-tiretday of May and the Srst day of November, | Within twenty-four houre after the same shall hive como to | bis knowled, he | aleb 3. Woodhull, with acouracy to ti extent, the choleea, or other my Failing in this city, de hereby isn Joining. under the strict penalties of the law, on all ‘cians, keepers of boarding and lodging houses, the polico and citizens, to make an immodiate report in writing to the Mayor, the Board of Health, or either of the Commissioners of Mealth, at the Mayor's Ofhico, City Hall, Teridence of every individual attacked N ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE OWNERS O¥ Property, and all others opposed to altowing the Hudson | , oF any other Railroad Company, to lay rail throuzh t, will be held in the large room of St Buildings: corner of Hudson and Grove streets, on Tuosday | | | evening, Juno Sth. By order of J. A. BLEEKER, Chairman, I. 0. OF O. F. GRAND LODGE OF UNITED STATES, 4 members and p: c nd Lodge of the Unites semble in the reception parlors of Stopann' corner of Broad nd Walker street, o'clock, 4.M., precisely, By request of the New York Con mitteo of Arrangemi JOUN MEDOLE, Secretary, | ne “ey _ J.D. Stewart, Chairman, 0. OF 0. F., KNICKERBOCKER LODGE, NO. * Brothers, you are requested to meet at the Lodge Kooi, Odd Follows Hall, on Monday, 4th J) o'oloo “f for the purpose of joining im the festivities of the celebration of the ‘Twonty-sixth Anniversary of the R. Gran| dieation of Odd Fellows Hall, Itis conti- tly hopes every Knickerbocker will be present. By order of the Committed of Arrangements. RICHARD MITCHELL, HENRY P. BEAMB: JAMES W. SMITH, fommitise. ATIONAL LODGE, mbie at sheir Lodge k r Room, (Goth the purpose o meot at 7 o'clock, of business, By 0 YPTIAN ENCAMPMENT, No. 35, f O. F.—The members of this Encampn ent are reqtiested to meet at r June 4th, 1549, al 9 o'clock, A. M., to unite with the R. W, Grand Lod their 26th apniversary and ded: jon of Odd Fellows" i 5 Patriarchs, whose En do not parade, are cordially invited so unite with us. By order, GEORGE R. JACKSON, Soribo. REDONIA LODGE NO. 145, OF TILE I. O. OF 0. F, OF Philadeiphia—Tho members of the Lodge will meet this morning, at French's Hotel, corner of Frankfort street ang City Hall Place, at 8 o'clock. | By order of WM. A. THORP, Marshal. ting dor,” m, in Odd Fellows’ Hall, on Monday, pment: Warren Convers, Aid. WANTS, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 18 years old, & situation as Chambermaid, or to take care of children,in & genteel family. Has no ol)» tion to goa | short distance in the country, Best city nico gion Apply at No. 109 East 1th streot, between Fis (ant Scovad avontt ANTED-BY A RESP’ N {ANP a situation ina respectable priv. fuuily, scapa= city of Chambermaid and Vleaea’ apply for a amstress t lac 5 Atlantio street, one few days at her prose ‘ door from Boerum st klyn. SBA BATHING, IN THR nonths, for a Indy, 3 chil~ amily or « farm house prefer either on the north side of Long or on shore, but it must be closo to a ud good} «f rafe aid) A. D., oare of Dr. Powell, Ooulist 1 way, N. ANTED—A BY A VERY COMPETENT kirl, with nee to cook, wash and tron for a private family and ironer, Cull at7 be seen for two day: ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SI- tuation to cook, wash and iron, or general house- No objection to go a amall distance in tho country. call berry wtreet. Best of city rafere A SITUATION BY A VERY RESPECTA- ble girl, with the best recommendation from her Inst place, to do house, or chamberwork, jh and iFoner, a good cook and baker, and is willing to mi herself generally useful. Please call at 223 Bowery. No o! Jection togo in the country, ANTED—BY A KESPECTAB: YOUNG WOMAN, an Ameri situation, Waiter or Chamber- maid, Please to call at 75 Crosby street. Can bi two days. ANTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE Protestant young women or to travel with « family; t in the Washing and tionalle city reference given as t0 ¢! Please apply at 231 Sullivan st ok, and first rate washer ronue, in the book store, Can work. ¥ » BY A RESPECTABLE Nurso, and do plain Sewing. he country. Please call at No. 27 Ninotoent th ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SI- tuation as Wet N ean get the best of recommen- dations if required: Is @ stout, healthy young woman. flag afresh breast of milk. Can bo seen for two days, at No. 33 Frinee street, front room, first floor. ED--A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE ovestant girl iss good plain cook, washer and ironer; would do ehi ‘work oF take care of children, Has distance into tl Best last nd 22d country. ars in her alot street. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A_ RESPECTABLE Protestant girl, to do general housework, or a9 Chai Apply at 43 Jay str bermaid in a private family. store, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE ‘young woman, to cook, wash and iron, or to do cham- berwork aud waiting: has no objections to general house- works The best of city references‘can be given. Pleaso call at No. 238 West 2lat street, Ninth Avenue. TANT! D—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA-~ tion ag Cook, who understands her bi . Good city reference given, apply at her present place of treet, corner of Fourth street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to attend a bakory store, or wishes @ situa~ tion ae Chambermaid, or Waitress, or to asi any kind of housework. Good reference can be gi Please call wt 273 Mott street, first floor, front room, up stairs. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation, ins private family, as Cook. Sho is a fi rave cook, and understands maxing pastry, and buking, al precerves. She understands her business perfect y making well. sobriety, aud capability. dirtance in the country, be seen for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A R&SPECTABLE young girl, as Chambermaid and Nurse, or Waiter, or tu do general housework in ® small private f mily—lias no objection to go in the coun he best of oity reference given. Please call at No, 60 Spring street, in the rear. Can be seen for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, as Washer and Ironer, or to do any kind of house- * no objection to go in the country, Best of refer 12 Thompson stroot, in tho he has unexceptionable city reference as to honesty, She has no objection to go ® short Please to call at 4934 Prince street. wer egivep. Please call at rear, Sd floor, RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS A ation as Nurse or Chambormaid, or to do 1 heusewor! jas no objection to go in the countr: references can be given, having lived four years in her last place. Can be seen for three or four days, at 112 Eldridge street. 0 MERCHANT TAILORS WANTED, BY A YOUNG °, where he map, tuation under-Cutter in a st would be willing to make himtelf generally useful.’ Good re- ference given. Address W. W., Herald office. TO BE LET. ren A FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOM, 1 private family whore there are no boarders, im on, within to's walk of Broadway. Herald office. ROISHED APARTMENTS IN IRVING PLACE —A vite of elegantly furnished ap: tf lor. bedres consisting of ICH PLATED TEA SETS, FROM $25 TO $40; FORKS, Table and Tes Spoons, Castors, Bas plated ep. Also, & fine a tilvered and da~ mask Girandoles, Solar Lamps, C ors, ke. ASHER R. MORGAN, 182 William stree', botween Fulton and Ann, opposite the churoh. JRENCH EMBROLDERIES, SILK AND MUSLIN, Mantiilas, Crape Shaws, Hosiery, Gloves, Linens, iee., will be cffored, to close spring purchasos, 40 per cont. regular prices.” Ladies in want of the above goods, will G. STEWART’. money by purchasing at 10 LOAN.—TO LOAN, ON IMPROVED OIT® SOOO, re party: tor a teru of am of three thournnd debiars. GEORGE TU Appi rat Li wo Doystroes. E EMOVING.—FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, FOR- merly S77 Broadway, now 415 Breadway. near Canal ot. Mechanical Lampe of every psfern, Vessels, Suspensions, Hlobos, Chimnies, Silke Wiel Aes Spee OL, pensions, Brack: 4 Si Th. DARDON VILE OSEWOOD FURNITURE, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, for sale, at a scagonnble price, by # (amily about leaving the eity, Address Z. ¥., at this ¢, which will be attend= ed to immediately, sh REWAKDS. AAA AAA AA AAAAARAA REWAKD.—L OST, YESTERDAY, BETWREN Bighth ecreet and Park place, a \aty’s small gold lo- duevg om the back; white ‘oled, and & small fancy ghain G_BUKDET. 16 Voy eve. wenn $1 , ON TAR FIR ontaining Ladies’ wi iny nig from 2 wither ince, with ot his Kalirosd depo ‘This nay owt the eye Ar oo hg will lense enll nt 23 Bork pla pald for a intermaw Toad to the recovery of the property. F arply te 4. ® OST—ON SATURDAY, BETWEEY 5 AND 4 P.M, going fxgm Isth atree to Sth svomne, down street, one black ell, bordered on tho na on with about | ¢ fini No #4 ido with ace bottom Jnons ene m Th a I be reasonably rewarded, by leaving the s wirect. wn ew OUND, ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF LAST WERK, IN Drone way. between Colar Walkor streets, La, containing gamah enucuut of money., Tho owner can ovals it, om apptyine at 16 Cedar atroet, by deseridiny goat, ad poping the ves of Hus ad vOrsomonty VOR BALR CHEAP, i, 8. SitetLDON & 00. ARK PREPARE "'y Bi K WALNUT,—t0,000 F at Market slip, corner of Wav ing, Patior or edit, w peices fur Cifoulass, with drawings and doveripsivas, will be rant by il to aby one desiring them, MOTAGGER, TREADWELL & PERRY, Rosle Pourgiry, 10 Seaver Free, Albany. HAMPAGNE LIGNOW” BRAND, OF SUPE rior qialliy, in qnacte ara pints, for aule by TE PATTCHT, Sole Ages, No. 3s. (ait e SUPERION PORT, SHERRY AND Ma pprRa. fubseriber offere for male thesbove wiaeg.of the very fuogt radon and highly afecul in these days! eholera Apply ver der of William and Pino ata, AILBERT Betis. Also two punoheons of old Rum fror, Lom A Honnossy randy. rte rae RAND DEPOT DR CORSETS FKANCAT de ow pat turn, Incent fash ong the mout fashionsbl aracetul for the fori ‘he mevements of the BS. WOODHELL, Mayor. | 1 R's OPE: Peachum, Mr. Gilbert; Mrs, Peachum, Sirs. G Lucy Lockit, i open at 64; curt Upper boxes, 25 com frand bafict, ROLETTA~Yank iby | Peko, Mr. Tahingia, ; Aika, Milo. 8t. ‘Clair; Fikes im Bonplaisir 5, 'be, Quasn the Beall, cea Coes ous to which will be xmed the farce of Ti HU TUTOR—Dr.” O'Toole, Mr. Shaw; Mary, Mess Jo and Parquet, 73 conte; Fa: % cents, Seats may be seourod in advan: i ‘cachum, ixon, Mra. Dunn. Doors \? . Dress circle, 50 a} CBasrkav's NATIONAL THEATRE—CHATHAM evening, June 4th, will be acted the iroet~ Mond comedy of PAB Stanley, Mr. Hi Mr. Tilton, i; Col. Maroy, MT. Pardey; Frai Mive Mestayor; Elia, Sirs, URTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBER'S STREBT—MUN DAY Evoning, June 4th, will b ed PAUL I Hopo 1 don't Inteades Py itr. Lynne, Harry Stentor F dye 1 5 Y—Panl Pry, Mr. C, Burke; Harry Pry, Mr. Burton; Col. Ha: Mr. Mortimer; Old’ Branley: | ‘Prank Har 44 rt FTER, or Soquel to the | Hardy, Miss Hill; Phebe, Min Nae M. Mone, Ir. F.S. Chane | Hughes, To conclude with the © A an Capt ‘conslude w SIAMESE TWINS !—Captain LIFE'S IN DAD i, 28 ots; pity 12g ob ceps, Mr. Hamilton; Den boxes $5; reats in private boxes, $1; batcony boxe Slow. Mr. Burton; Mari isegerent chestra boxes, will open Mirna Frcceas int e Company consists z Chie 6 $"; seats in orcherten boxes, ot tain will rise at i before 8 o'clock. CS’ HA) Broome stre DURING THE WEEK, | the original and well rgunized 112 ; the oltie the $rat to harmonize ne | Present popular. style is city, during the past threo years, is most cone | clusiye evidence of their superior merit and attractiv Boxes and Parquet, 10 ot Door open at 74g; Curtain rises at 7%. ot. Doors epem, 2 BROADWAY, BETWEEN ~-OPEN EVERY EVENING ry, aie t until further notice, CHEISTY’S MINSTRELS— T. BARNGM, dy Jt, Ansintane i. The Gi: vad @' known, Proveasion which takes pl stabliahed company in the world; | ceremony of dedicating tl ero melodies, and originators of the | Fellows’ Hall. is to fue mos of Ethiopian Entortainments, whose | ever witnossed i thousands whe desi i view the grand page: avail themselves of the wi dows, balconies and balustem the top of the Mt which afford the beat view-in the city. The Quakor ection with the o, the mew Old splay of the kind tg meee. of ton performers, under tho cireotion Christy. Boars opom at seven; ‘Concert commonces | axd Giantess, the largest persons in the world, can be soem a& ‘cloel Anafternoon Concert overy Saturday, com- | all hou nd spl id performances take place inthe afver- at three o'clock, P. M. und evening at 3 0% which Groat Wester ed Pianists, engaged be Mr. Richard Hottean, Ma: Joseph Burke, the | the accomplished Fiut ted Vocalists h owing tal Ww. D. each, entitlin Graving, on, th Pianos used on this y subscriber, exoe anda F mily Ticket, t. The Committe 479 Broadway. The m: ured by Hs by Ruck, Hallet & Co tio, of every doscript Music received as soon the Concert only, 00 cuute, No postponement on ther. DERBEEK’S ART UNION CONCERT, ON THURS- day Evening. June Tth, | Broadway, on wi frei the mannfactory of Jon Ruel 2 teen hundred dollars each, will be used by the fo! occasion two superior grand f rn A. Jone, M ‘omes, Mr. Robert ‘ every holder of # ticket to e plan of the Art Union, for one of the geand appointed b: | tickets may yet be had d thosw in want of a good instrument, a¢ this establishment, at factory stand the test of any pian Mi Wax Scripture Statuary Siamero Twins: ion 26 ‘at the Chinese A. hildren under 10 yours, 1235 ote. of th valued at fl a lowing «slon'= | FPYHE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FU ¥ this ocension :~Mr. Henry € exhibition of Paintings, by artists of Mr. George Loder, Miss Kate Con rt. will be 3 excepted) from 10 o’el celebrated Vislinat, M AM thi . wt the Lai ist, In addition te th ty, in Bro: ged ‘Admittance 25 nyy ive, rows. hance in between Spring and Prince streets, and the only this country, consists of a groat number of life size Fi occasion, and valued at $1,500 eac 4 of Chineso of all classes; several hundred Chinese Paintings pt the one drawing the Piano, will re- v6, gratis, & handsome Musical Annual, worth six dollars, | Apartwentsin Houses, Storgs and Vessels; Models of Page Admitting two Indies and & gentleman | das, Temples, and Bridges; Specitnens of Chiness Manufno— ‘drawing will be under the direction ofa | tures, thoir Agricultural and Mechanical Implements, Tn the subseril ‘Afow subscription | struments of Music, Lanterns, &c. &e. Open frem 9 A. Mo Music Warvroom, | tillJ0 P.M. daily. "Admittance 26 cents; children under 1% usical pectfully informed | half price. MEDICAL. AAA AAA ne RUG STORE FOR SALF.—ANY PERSON WISUING to purchase a beautifully fitted up drug store, w has beom established six years, for ono-third its valuo, cam loarn particulars by addressing B.C. SIATIC CHOLERA.—DR. WHEELER'S TREATISE OM this terrible disease is attracting great attention. It comprisos the history, the symptoms, aud the treatment cn , Cumston & Allon, Professors, Am) will dnd the: rice, and warranted to | inate, Now Pianos to let, made | Chickering, &e. Fashionable Mu- | i constantly for sal all the now ag published. "Tickets of admission to unt of to give a series o! | samo magnificent seale and plau as that adopted by the cele= brated Julien and Musard in Paris and London, request mu- sical artists of talont and rospootability, who’ wial to submit their propositions (in writing) to their re- Hy authorized agents, Messre, Corkym and Martinis 4 | dof 6 mul Barciay strevt, New ASTLE GAKDEN—THE SUBSCRIBERS requisite for its cure. it is the result of Lo rie! wen “golden opinions” from the press, and is well oalo for family use. “For ealo nt 2) Greenwich street, Prive conts, GREAT TRUTH ABOUT CH@LBRA—THIS DREADED ‘scourge is now aatisfaotorily known to be caused by ® cy of eloctricity in the buiman system, caused by some peculiar state of the atmosphere. As yot, however, shore ia |, INTENDING f Grand Promenade Concerts on the to er ork. CH & HEISBR, NION COURSE, L. 1 This Day, a in fi $ whi T, Rogers names b. Thomas Davis names r. m. Lady Will leave South Ferry at twolve o'eloc ON COURSE—TROTTING—MON DAY, JUNE 11 ©, entries to close st iC no reason for alarm regarding it in this community, and it i ible wo may be spared from its d ages. But a minttor of duty to stato that thore is © mi nd infallible—of supplying this deficient thus positively provi ting, with common prudeno: | dangor from even an attack, Should she disease inc | become epidemic in thie city, the A ‘agent ‘ galvanio artioles has instr lay befsro the public evidences of the most extraordinary and eonclusive Character, regarding this most interesting matter, At prosoas | te roador is merely referred to Hawthorne's work on cholera, just published, whioh has garding the application of gal Should be stated that Dr, Christie's SPORTING, i ‘TROTTING—WILL COME OFF ch for $200, mile heats, 88; ars | D. GREENE. Propristor. ) to the second best, two mile heats | reene & Madden’ reo to make a field; two to start. W. D. GREENE, Proprietor. teoond best—m onters g. m. Lady Suftol Mr. Dimmick enters b the South Ferry for t! turning after tho eporte of thoday. Fare each way, 35 ocute, | ae JOEL CONKLIN, Propriotor, N. B.—The Race wil! Broadway, bet jar ond ty stroots. huppy to soe inns who may dosire further facts of ation on tl D.C. MOREE D., 132 Broadway, New York. D*, stern, ocutisn, 638 BROADWAY, INFORMS { in TROTTING. — MONDAY, precisely. Purse, '$230—$50 to ti ‘vest 3 in 5, in harness. D. Bryant | - Case enters b. m. Lady Moscow ; ok Rossiter. The vars will leave ia friends and patients, that, during the *ummer i M. PM. ree months, his office hours will be from 10}¢ to 442 o'clock, Men= Ce nee ees soncets, | days, Wodnerdays, and, Fridays. Dr. i, will attend te the poor, aa usual, atter 3 o'clock on the above days. | R. WHEELER'S OFFICE, 29 GREENWICH STRE: ONKLIN, Proprietor. 11 come off rain or shine. MP ROTTING—FRAE YO ALL TROTTING HORS! i for the troatmont of all diseases affeoting the Eyes, wl match wil owe off on the Hunting Park Course, t for inserting Artificial Eyes, which he he rast import from iphia, on Tuesday, June the 2th, for a purse of $300—n Pali. A treatise, with numerous casos of his great suceusg wt three to five, in purse of $200; in ophghalinic discnses, may be had gratin, b nt his & purse of $1W0—mile horas that never won to start to make a ra te be postponed ce tle Entries for the abov th—2 milo heate in saddl , fe and on Thursday, 23th, for hents—best threo in five—froe to all & purse over $100—two oF moro horses If the weuther prove unfavorable, ext fair day. DWARD EASTMAN, Propriotor. purses to cloas on June 19th, office. Hours of att YE AND EAR.--A PA! of cost, at 261 Broadway, cort bing Doctor Powell's now and frections of those sonsitive an © THE SPORTING PUBLI wn fast trotting kno: bridge Girl.” sequenee of the death concerns ef his estate. ‘They wil d, ly of beau ied popular Ayostia on the Hye, third edition, re- I. nts, io armed, Price®) coyaMks W. POWELL, M.D. Pr —FOR SALE, THE vised and ( WELL “Uam 1 can, Haas. pens AE, as = oth be sold at private sale, in con- cE, kc. Of tholr owner, in’ order te lose the | J ,OST VOICE, &C., RESTORED. For terma, and farther particulars, ~Havia EZRA WHITE, 40 Bowory, Kew York. Haviny SALKS BY AUCTION. 1 which yo ~~ thy wile’s lungs became 40 auch affected by a suddon cold, W. BROWN, AUC MILLINERY ARTI- | that she lost her yoico, and suffered soyerely from pains in adies’ Bonn Tuesday, June Sth, at 10 | the breast. Her situation caused her friends much alarm. anal street. J. W. Brown will ‘soll at | Maving heard your Balsam strongly reoammended bj large assortment of ladies’ silk, shirred f your agent in declining bus: , &o., the property of Mrs, Wilson, who is ‘who had used it, | purchased a bottle SI di took it according and iv produ lary NHE FURNIT*RE SALE IN HOUSK N Uth street, between 4thand Lexington avenues, belong- ing to n family leaving the city, which was postponed somo lays since on nccount of the rain, will take place, without erence to the weather, di rel June 5th, at 10 o'clock F. Hiongh, A Barnes; 7} EW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, $1 CROSBY STREET.— recovered her voi oom fully re-establi 7 EAST Si, iN . P. 8. Such testimony can be relied upon. Bo careful of the articles you buy. It must have the signature of L. BUTTS on the wrapper to begenuino. Forsale wholesale and retail by Messrs. A.B. & D. SANDS, 100 Fulton street, corner William, No. cornor of Chambers street; Penifold & Co. and by the Druggists generally shroughout d “Canada. r R. T, BURMAN, CHESTNUT STREET, Seep Apel - ‘on Tuesday morning (to-morrow), the Uni- C burying in Phia, to Dr. L, ‘Mortamore, 196 William street N. Dear Sir—[ huve wsed your Compound Mixture, for delionva diseases, in my practice, in more than 30) casos, in all of UN" OF SATUR- i which, with the exception of two intamperate ones, it eilucved tay ountivns the public apetedacoe ae Fprd ily Re spesiy cure. Yours &e.T. Bs Dr. Peat. in from 8 A.M on account of the expense. This being an important cor tod P.M., (Sundays excepted.) sae UORTAMORE, sideration to most of our readers, we will state the advantag of each :—Greenwood Lots, $110; by Cypress Hill Lets, from landing. rond; $10 for a bu: about 20 miles; fare 260.; Lots, C in full view from the Battery, and @ of Union the the price is ri OR SALE.—THR present. This a a ferry, Gd.; about » mi 0 FEMALE INVALIDS AND FAMILIES.—THE 8UB- scriver being desirous of extending hor practice, and wold aware of the modosty of lier sex, forbidding that conddence due to # medical adviser, prevents many from «iving dus at- tention to their health, is led to this methed of notifying 5H) seven miles, by rail- and ferry ‘20. . Rockland and Nyac ts, $2 While the New Yor Park from it; ferry but 20, females laboring under wenknoss and goneral debility, &c., is, emphatioally, the Cemetery | that they may be treated, upon tific principles, by one to eall on our friend ified to do them justice, Reference given to families of sau street, and wecure one before | dhe higl ‘Ss WOODRUPY, rerpeetability. MRS. ‘emale Family Physician, 45 West Broadway. RE FAST TROTTING HORSES AT 0. 51 LISPENARD STREET, FIRST STREET SOUTH Goshen, Orange county, six and soven years (i of Canal, and a few stops from Broadway. New reme- been raised and wned in said county. Person dice and quich cures, "It is iaportang to many people in need ing to purchase can leave New York at seven or eight o'clock | Of‘nedical assistance to obtain ‘advice, privately in the morning. and return at ight in the wvening, by the | promptly. To all those who may thus desire to coms! Erie Railroad, for Inquire at | Protensional por D ig experience and ‘aloon, opposite the ready skill in rem im thoir various FOR, S4tz on TO LET, ON REASONABLE TERMS, fo one of those mod Wi Lexington Avenu alike. Suid houses b further particulars, inquire of J. BE. 8! from 12 to 2 o'clock within one block of said house. stages and most compl ich can be rarely equalled Complainte—Dr. De Laney’ well known by t who have used periods for the yours in this city, to be and wafo re for movol of all diseases to which females are liable. They are free from poisonous drugs, Warranted to produce no bad effects. These aro the ouly Jorn sizo brown-stone-front Hous and being one of # row of 5 houses all e all the modern improvements, For HAW, It Wall street, 3 lines of stages, besides the cars, pass medicines that can be relied on, and nts should come from American Acti aqre—m at Wall street, New tion desired by applic: OF NAT! Directors .fo ‘ork, w! counterfuit wad. wacloas be Il other pills or drops, as m ae eon ee ~~ | Srticles, not te be relied on im any onse. TO be had at O8 fa talib ge EOAN FURD LIFE | Lispemard. sted R. COOPER, 1¢ DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR THB ia Wate, negaemenin; | AD in ure a thar Sa ics Sy : (yr Baad Hahione: cure the most oases 01 disease; and can agetavated mild cases removed in twe to five days, A perfact cure, or me overy Me my 1P. N° CURE NO PAY.—DR. CORBITT, iy DUANE 8? may be consulted om the treatment of cert-'s delicate Giveasen. A practice of sixteen years devoted te the treat diseases enables Dr. C. te cure the worst Reoont eases cured inthreedays. Ye ¢. prospectuses and all inforima~ ean be obtwim ANDER STAR 1 ree New Yo ‘ i : pelsccipenci 0) the oh ola tem Direotora for the ene | QURE CURE FOR DIARRHGA.—WELLS, MILLER & Thos. W. Therne, Frovost, beg leave to call the attention of ‘the pabiiv, te Gilbert Da ok, James L. Adams,” | taeir Compound Extract of Blackberry, for the vertain cure Henry H. Ward, ker, of Diarrhoe. ‘The constant ealls for their Jellics and Jame Martin Hofman, Philip Burrows, — | of Blackberry for medicinal purposes, ha John Van Boskerck, Pare this Compound, which is far more w! And at asubs Blackberry nent mactingst the Board, Thomas W. Thorne was unanimously re-clecte President. W. C. KELLOGG, Seoretary. of it is partie failed. They smzcost * migrants, tue propriety of having thi ways by them, as by its use tho most distressing onsee ofsickners may be prevented and cured. None ia genuini manufacture, unless bearing on : rae SHIPPING. all oth dei intended to wail as mile of our signe: m N. York, We 4 Grocers through = Rowton,’ w '. Yorl need “ Boston,” R. GREGORY CAN BE CONSULTED AT ANY HOUR “N.York, “ 13th tho day or cvening, at his private rosidence, 7% “ Borton, 2 2h | Madison, 2 doors above herine street, in all diseases of the “ N.York, “ th “ | sexual system. ‘Twoncy years ardious practice ia vits branch America,“ » “ Boston, “ 4th July. | of his profession, pred hy Dr. G. to offer assurance of perfect ‘An experienced Surgeon on hoard, Preight will be charged | and speedy cures, not to be expected with those physicians vf on specia Neyond an amouat for persor al, expensas. AM lat oun atnpie expertonce ia ae Ts ust pass Chron io wast mewn ee flim Rae Pork or Bhacon te Liverpool: Firs: Cabin, 8136; PP HE MAKKIRD WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM, fecond do., $70, For froaght or eae be panion, by Dr, A. M. Mau » Pro of Disoaser of ¥. CUMARD. Jn. 38 Broadway. | Wome Sixth edition, I8me., pp. 280." Price $1. Lin jp six mont AGKETS FOR HAVRB.—SECOND LINE.—tue sap °F ‘of gufering of physical and, mental anguish to Baltimore, R. D. Conn, will sal the let of Jaly. an affectionate wife, and pectniary difficulties to the ROYD & HIN 53 Wall scroet. might have been spared; thousands new pour would have on- om sie ms ss ie competence; thousands now broken in het would Bet Sh LuReag, wanzinisigum tHe raancu bavewinyed its hundreds oy i fairgraves oon tse h bt uf - . Vor freight or passage a timely possession of ‘his wor! ip JACQUES,.Cants Vee Peto k MERRELLY | Ty hhe married, of those oonvers= to or to BOYD & HING weich EN, BS Wall ab, CALIFQRNI OR i? ve ta, from commun reation with the Gold Kagons in about i ‘e Tie U.S. iM. Stoarmsh | Sem aise with the Masia for the Beh. Persons desire immediate application, a4 ths Apply a108 of sha Pasitio Steamers U Tuformation has been recwivod of the | ARRIVAL AT fornia and Oreg ‘al at Panama of the ® direot 4 san F: 400, thas openia) Faleom will sail from this cifto Steamers, on Thureday, Sune sof soguring & passage should make number to he taken is limited, ROBERTS, M# Weatatrent, | mfedies, and most cer' hich her sex is subject. wiyor vale wt 228 Bi FOE BAN FRANC ob look, PM fh Paothe Mail Srenmer Ormgon i Stoamenip OR F Chagres, ditect, on from Pier 2, N. Re, ‘hi jug arrived back at Panama, the way isnew epee Tancii 186, VIA CBAGRES.—THE WELL ESCENT CITY, 8 iB. Cubbedge, Savanuah. reUaited Seater, allvonvect ai ee. mer paid, to Dr. A. M. Maurionae, Rew joe, 120 dbarty street. Md Limo for the | free of peat Hifornia and | trust be, addressed, ew Vork city. of duly no fug direct ané rapid communtoation with San 900. Por ON CONTINUES TO er pasoaes SPH Ae 0 I Rg om * MR} NOWARD & SON,733 : vee nctnttt ie he acoomi vesert Lavin, been ft Mar: ciller packet. he thin, Picr ly, BE. RB. on OF 10 8, street and Broudway, NOK CaLIFORNT. pode ¥ frei OR SAN FRANCE Thi gaat and harbors of ¢ iA phytioian annd. #UrK0o ‘or Laiance of frei ‘Tove! rvous and Organie aviliey SCO, bed spe | io ‘olen, iti UW, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL FP * 4o., 8 Greenwich strogt—Oihioe hours, 8 A, (sundays excepted. )—Those wa» ap- surprised ah the rapidity and te. ie chiefly, hiy aequai Ait rae obarge of jeanengors atv superb, the regard to expense, as ® f wit! we od tok pases f CObpRIDCE prea Iss AGT, (a, VIA VALPARAT3O.—SiLP ia mastery having boon detained E ® fourre 1» Amel RK. JEFFRIES ANTIPOTR 18 THE MOST EEN ost d after ih» above date, Bereenty ve * TE. SETTON, #4 Wall stroe': or JO) mediately, a4 none om baee 9 ‘| oparacion wold for Gi “ BARES en strects of the westisl orguns., Long exper ence bas proved that it » Il Re ences | Puivally cure any case. Tine desirable tran ~ RPURMATION HAVING PACIFIC | Bom ewe be ton days, and as (t naither oreauee macaite, woe Dai atawsbip Company, renders anOnceesary, 42Y Sateen turned to, v8 ies, oF intorraption to usual pursuits som ‘as ie! oon ~ eae tone, Sane eae ten tu view Of accom arene saggual le, And po injaeivow Uokaw for this tad sebeeqn raped iy. aan Na easoed by (0 flere n J agent Hoe thie ofty, eerie tae Clennam Se imdargys sormee Soh vt one typrth ab Now Ork aug, and ong fourth as Penomay