The New York Herald Newspaper, June 19, 1849, Page 5

Pollee Intelligence NEWS FOR EUROPE. but it is our impression that evem that ruse will not giana RAR AARAANAAANAARARRAANAARAARAAAAAANARAN | AA Scenes before Justice McGrath — the police ‘court, is generally pated habits, who become stupefied with liquor during the day previous; more especially as the cholera is now in the city, and the uso of intoxicating drinks ds resorted to as preventives. and persons addicted to drinking liquor readily embrace the opportunicy. which causes ap unusual number of druvkards to be cared for by the police. The court room was unusually close end warm, and the odor arising from forty prisoners, some of whom were the veriest loafers that the imagian- tion could conceive. ‘Thos loafers. as they were seated in court, had the appeaarnce of moveable borhives as some thousands of flies. of uli descriptions. from the blue Dottle down to the common house fly all buzzed srouud the heads of these loafers apparently gloating on therioh treat afforded them. Oocasionully, during the process f justice, one or two of these daring insvets would take a flight from the loafer and wlichtou the nose of the magistrate, who would brush him off and exclaim “ Of- ficers open the windows, the room has 4 very kad amell.”? ‘The Justice, however. was not the only one visited by ‘these troublesome customers as they paid almost all in ‘court a visit, more or less, until the losfers were com- ‘mitted. and then all the flies followed after the greatest attraction. In the midst of the crowd of prisoners. a short chunky looking little Irishman was standing. by ‘the name of Timothy Manning, and by his side wore two ugly looking bull terrier dogs, of » very ferocious appearance. This man was arrested on Sunday aft noon, in the Park. with thesetwo dogs uamuzzled. ran- ning at large. Officer Gallagher, of the 6th ward. re- quested him to take his dogs away, ax they wece too dan- gerous—as end children were playing about—and particularly asthe law prohibited such dogs frum run- wing at large in the Park inn refused to obey the officer, and seizing bim by the collar. endeavored to the dogs bite him =A severe tussle ensued: but assistance came, and Manning was tuken to the station house and locked up . Mactatuare—Manving, what have you got to say to this out: I shall order both these dogs you for trial Prisowen.—Oh. Judge. don’t do that! Let me go this time. 1 would not, for $50, be kept away from amy werk. | am coachman for Dr Beales in Broadway, and these dogs belong to the doctor; he woulin’t take $50 for them. I hope you will let me go this time, Macisrrare—Your dogs might have been worth $50 yesterday, but this morning their ears are only worth $1, both’ Logether—tifty cents each dog; besides, we ust make an example of suck men. who assault our Officers while in the discharge of their duty, [ shall hold you to bail in the sum of $460, to answer the charge at court, Take hin down to prison, Oftcor, and despatch the dogs at the same time, ‘The next prisoner was quite a decent looking man, ‘by the name of Caleb Godirey, who said he resided at No. 124 Orchard street ‘he officer testitled to picking him up from the street guiter in franklin street, ina stupid state of intoxication — His tuce was covered with aud, and his clothing considerably deranged. He was still laboring under the iofuence of liqaor, and stated ‘that he had been taking some cholera preventive, which got into his head. ‘The justice ordered that he should wash his face. and then go hymne. wud pot take the pro- ventive so strong the next time, as the preventive might rove more fatal than the dirense flicer Nealis next presented to the magistrate, six d looking females, or more facuiliarly known as the ir Nymphs of the Fountain” They called them- selves biddy Langdon, Sarah Furgusen, Kate Wilson, Biddy Conlan, Kate Gallagher and Biddy Dempsey, ‘The officer stated to the court that it was impossible to Keep these wemen from the beaches around the Park ‘Fountain; they congregate there nightly, exhibiting the most vulgar scenes possible ‘The magistrage made short work of these fallen nymphs, by sending each for @ residence of s... mouths on tlackwell’s Island, A number of intoxication causes were flued, and some dis- charged with a reprimand and otbers committed to prison for five days, in detault of security. A Boarding House Ex,ose.—In justice to the parties interested, wo insert the following communication:— ‘Gs tne Eprtor or tue Henao:— Sir—Will yout please correct. the report published in your paper of Suaday. headed © Boarding House Exposé?” It is true. sir. Miller and wife, as well aa Miss Strothers, were arrested. and held to bail, vas the authors of the letters in question, aud Mr. Hoyne calls upon Mr. Miller to give the name or names of other parties, who (be rays) are concerned in it, that they too may be arrested. ~ The allusion that Mrs. Horton does not Jive with her husband is uncalled for; I would, therefore, state that it ts no secret. She ‘applied some eight yrurs vince. and obtained her di- yoree, through Smith barker, Esq.. of this city 24— There has been no reports agaist any of Mra. Horton's ‘Doarders, until these scundaious letters were received. by Mra. Hoyne and Mrs Horton; and not them alone, but other boarders—Mr. Benze, Mr. Beers, and several relatives of the family—have also received them, which ‘the authors will have to answer for Mra, Horton does not (as reported) kevp a “Lady's Boarding House,” as * your report insinuates; but has, for several years, kept @ private boarding houre, with her motber. which has been beyond the reach of slander The ladies have not commenced this suit. but vir Hoyne has, on behalf of his injured wife. Your sense of justice, | um sure, will -eause you to correct the above injurious reports, for the take of the yery respectable parties residing at No, 81 Henry street, and oblige a triend to justice. A. Anonymous Letter Case —The case of Mr. Henry J. Butterfield, who stands charged with being the author ‘of an anonymous letter touching the reputation of Mr. Edward D. Garesche, will be investigated one day this week. Mr. Butterfield appeared b«fore the police court yesterday, with bis counsel. and stated he was ready to G0 into the investigution any day the magistrate would appoint. Weunderstand that Mrs Pastor, aud several good looking young women from up town, will be rovght as witnesses on the occasion, when some curious littic facts will be di: . Arvest of a Thief —A wan by the name of Thomas Burke, wae arrested yesterday, on a charge of stealing a ilver watch worth $10. together with $11 ia bank biils, belonging to Daniel O'Conner. On the person of the accused was found 2 daguerreotype of two boys in one picture, with caps on, also a small pocket-book; thi property is supposed to belong to some other robber: an owner ix wanted; apply to Mr. Walsh, the clerk of police at the Tombs. Thr accused was committed. Stealing a Gun —A man calling himself Wa Ormsby, sas arrested yesterday, on a charge of stealing a double barrel fowling picce, valued at $15, the property of John Dulevy, residing at No, 128 Anthong street. The gun was found in bis porsession, and Justice MeGrath ‘committed him to prison tor trial Burglary.—Some thief, or thieves, entered the dwell- ang house No. 105 Mercer street, on Sunday night, by the means of a false and from ono of the upper dedrooms, the rogues carried off « heavy gold chain, two gold lockets, a gold minature case. and a gold key, yalued in all at $150. N en “Arrest of a Female Thief —Oflcer Hopkins, of the ‘Third ward, arrested, yesterday, a woman by the name of Ann Riley, having in her possession @ silver tea- spoon marked J. M_ W., which she was endeavoring to seil ; on being questivned by the officer how sb in possession, she ackwowledged stealing the same Dr. Walters, roviding at Caidwell's Landing. N. River, with whom, she said, she was formerly been at service. Justice MeGrath committed her to prison for © further hearing, as. in all probability, she might have stolen considerably more than one spoon, Charge of Stealing Sovereiyns.—Oflicer Willman, of the 4th ward, arrested yesterday m man by the name of Barney Henry, on saspicion of stenting ight sovecsigns anda bail, the property of Chowas Owens, Juscice MeGrath committed the accused fur a farther heariag. Burglary —Some thief cutered tae dwelling house, (No. 18 Varick strect. by forcing an entrance through tho basement window. The raseul or rascals carcied offa lot of silver tea and table spoons, a gold st pin. and a $2 bank bill, the property of Mr. ruff. No arrest. Insulting Fenales in the Street —Puilip Johnson was arrested on Sunday, for insulting feuales in the street, aud committed by Justice Osborne. Throwing Garbage in the Sirects —Maleolm Huffinend was arrested on Sunday night. at half-past nine o'clock, dy Officer Work, for throwing garbage in tho street, ‘Bathing —Two boys were arrested on Sunday, by ‘Officers Hill and Leech, for bathing at the foot of Spring street, After a continemént of two hours and a regri- mand, they were released. from . up the United States District Court. Before Judge Betta, June 18 —Frank Cheney vs. The Ship Paci Tackle, ¢c.— The libel in this cause was filed to recover damages for the alleged breach of a maritime contr. The libel set. forth that at tho time of filing, the ship owas lying in this port, within the ebb and flow of the tide, and within the admiralty jurisdiction of th eourt; that she was beund on # veyage round Cape Horn to San Franci-co, California; aud that she was vowned by ‘Tibbetts and Grifiin. the claimants, and that Joseph Kissam was their agent to procure passengers, Ac That Jibellapt hearing said ship was advertised to eail for California, and being desirous to go there with despatch. he, om or about the 23d of December, 1818, applied by his agent to Kissam tm regard to the terms and accuLiodation of said ship and the time of her sailing. The said Kiseaw represented to libellant's agent. that she was a first class vessel and a fast eailer, and that the cabin passengers might have all comforts, plenty of tpnce for alr aud exercise; that the owners engaged not to take more than 50 cabin passenger ‘and that by reason thereof, the passage mosey would ‘tbo $200 fur each pass of $200, the usual charge for such a voyage; thas Griffin, one of the -olaimants. made the sam: vafirmed the represen. tations of Kissam. bis a, That freight should not ‘be taken to tho inconveniences of the passengers: that the vessel wonld sail on the 6th of Jaauary, 1849. aud thata certain amount of freight and language would be allowed to each prasenger; the laggage feve of expense, d the freight at the usual prices That relying on ‘id representations, the hbellant, on the 30th Decem- Der, 1548, paid the owners $500 as his passage money, pa cabin paseenger in suid ship. Thaton the day of sailing, he went with bis freight and luggage to tho ‘vessel, when the nts retused to allow him @ con- venient pluce to stow bis we. or to put freight whatever on board that there were twenty two additional berths Atte up, in a part of the Vessel which open according to stipulation. The libel. averred various other breaches of the cont To the libel the claimants dewurred on the as to be left also, ecmeey many — FL La tel: Fioct set being solely wad oxalusttely maritime, b wontaiing, as appears on its faco, vartoas extrine ‘Obligations, is not a contract eogulzadle ja thy Admi- Yalty: and also, that even if the contrat et forth iit Ahe libel be cogmizable In Admiralty, no cause of déthont tad ariven thereow at the time of iiliug, aud that thore- Aore the libel ought to be disuissed. —Adjourned, Common Pens. Jone 18,—Both brauches of this Court adjourned ‘to-day, no business being ready. The Richelieu Diamond-potnted Gold Pens rare unsurpassed for finences, flexibility, or durability. Bay one; 1b will Last 9 lifetime. inrge assortment of fae sGold and Stiver Wateues, made in the moe’ substanvial ma nor, nt Wholoralo or retail, by J. ¥. SAVAGS, 92 Fulton watreet. Watches apd Gold Pens ropaired. Dr. H. Bostwick’s Practical Works, trea ting » certain clans of dise « advertitemont in another ‘They are the best books, on the subjects of which exdaat, Nottce.—The Master or Owners of the Park Mary Harrington, will avt be responsible for any dovt aontracted by (he or J.8. Wood: | THE WEEKLY HERALD. The steamship Europa will leave Boston te-morrow noon, for Halifax and Liverpool. Her mails will close in this city at 4 e’clock this afternoon. ‘The Weekly Herald, printed in French end English, for circulation ia Europe, will be published at 12 o'clock to-day, in ample time for the mails. Its contents will embrace all the important news of the week, and can be had in wrappers. Single copies, sixpence; annual subscription, to in- clude the postage, $4. A Hat ora pair of Boots are well enough in their placo, but mere trifles compared te a woll oat Coat, WILLIAMS, 04 Nassau street, onpo five, hi thing in the line of Clothing, ready ins: or will make, to meaxuro, a better artio! any other house in tow now it. For Elegant Patterns of En ih Three Ply, Double Superior and Ingrain Carpeting, Rugs, Oil Cloths, ‘Window Shades, &e., go direct to the celebrated eheapest Carpet Establishment in the United States, No. 99 Bowery—HIRAM ANDER?ON’S, ‘There economists and connoisseurs will fully realise their expectations, We could net look our Bvots in the face, and deny thas they are equal in cat, material, finish, and durability, to any that we ever slipped owr fees into,” You they cost’ only about Lalf che fashionable figure, and were bought at Joues's, If Ann stroog. A Real Comfort in Summer ts a Property constructed Hat. KNOX, of 125 Fulton street, has already settled a great many dir puted by. placing ono of hig Rocky Meuntain Veavers of the heads of the disputants. mi~ nutes! wear males the most passions ry eveum, The Plumbe National Daguerrian Galle= ry we take pleasure in recomm ding to those who may wish to examine the finest specimens of the Daguerrian art. Tho long expe ience of this oclebrated artist has been crowned vith the Lapyivet results, the public, of course, being the gainer. 2,000 Linen, Gingham, Alpaca, and Tweed Coats, 75 cents to $: ,000 pair Pants, 50 cents to $2; 2,000 man “ag co: Vests, 60 cents t $2; & variety of Summer Clothing. very cheap, at the $5 suit store, eurner of Nassau and Bockman streets, COMMBRCIAL APRAIRSE, MONEY MARKET. Monday, June 18—6 P. M. ‘The stock market was not so buoyant to-day as pre- viously noticed; but fos Monday, full as much s0 a we could expect. There were large sales of the leading fancies, and any quantity of stock is pressing upon the market. Nothing but the great abundance of money, and the reduced sate of interest, enables the bulls to inflate prices at all; and in the event of any contrac- tion in the supply of capital, there must be an immo- diate revulsion in the fancles. At tho first board, Treasury Notes fell off }4 per cent; Erie Railroad, 4; Reading Railroad, X%. United States 5s, 1853, went up 3 per cent; Mlinois ¢s, 14; Canton Company, 114; Har Jem, 1; Farmers’ Loan, 34. Loans are easily made at the rate of four per cent per annum, on cull; and it is pretty difficult to purchase any good stock at prices that will net a much better rate of interest than five per cent, The sub-treasury of this port has been largely drawn on lately, and the doposits havo been reduced to less than one million of dollars. Thi® has compelled the government to issue the balance of the last loan, to put itself in funds to moet the semi- annual interest on the public debt, due on the Ist of July, proximo. ‘The demand for sterling exchange has been only to a fair extent, for the packet leaving Boston on Wed- nerday, as yet, but to-morrow (Tuesday,) the mails close, and there will probably. be more activity. We quote the best bills on London at 9 a 9% per cent; on Paris, 5f. 2734 a 6f. 25; Amsterdam, 40 a 40%; Ham- burg, 054 8 35%; Bremen, 78% a 79. ‘The recvipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer ot this port to-day, amounted to $100,024 91; payments, $40,869 13; balance, $963,182 16, The New York and Harlem Railroad Company wily poy the regular semi-annual dividend of four per cent on the preferred stoek, on the 3d of July. It bas been reported that the Ohio Life & Trust Com, pany has been calling in a portion of its loans of capital. None of these loans have been called in, and none can be called in without two years previous written notice: while the security is sufficient and the interest prompt- ly paid. It is for the interest of the company to con- tinue all safe loans, rather than change them. Calls have lately been made, by the company, upon borrow. ers, principally in Cincinnati. on pledges of stock, &c.; but not upon borrowers of capital. The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the principal public securities of the couatry, in this mar ket, at the respective periods named: Qvorarions vor PuBiic Sxovnrtres. May 5, "49. June 18, "49. J... Loan, 5 per cont, 1863. #10 “oo” a Lonlg Do. is i a 107 De. 6 1802. .¢ 8 Udy De. 6 1887) 11% w 12 bo. 6 1808.22. 119 8 Lg Do. Mexican Indemnity, 100 10t Treasury Notes, 6 per cent. IW a 11044 New York 6 per cent, Do. at Do. gareenorseaas poes Do. UG» be Ohio’ 7 per cont, 1851, 103% Do.6 "ISS, 1034 Do. 6 asi 5 193 Do. 6 1s TIT 106g 8 108 fa lld Do. 6 1370. IE) 1058 s 1057 o* a S10 Kuntucky 6 Blots 188 108 entucky 6 per cent, a lusty 14 Do eet a 8 83 as 4 am 2 eG ¢ Indiana Bonds .. aa 42 Do, State Fives.» a6 7 Arkansas, 6 percent = — - Alabama, - 6 a 6K 65 Do. 6 Ce ae Do. 5 ar Pennsyiva.6 Bye 90 6 9553 8 95K 6 toy” 9 100%) W 2 9 We 9 W2% 30 8 BL 100 8 100% 16% RT we alg — L aap MK a 0 — Water Loan, do 1558 NM wo 1m Do. do. do 1870 - 1g Do, Fire Loan, do 1858 — — Brooklyn 6 per ct, 1555-57-58, 103 Baltimore o's, 1800-70-90, 103 Philadelphia . lon 1034 Y. Life and Trust Lo = ers’ Loan aud Tru a n Ohio Life Ins. and Trust Co, Ty Bank of U. S.im Penn, a Camden and Amboy, RR. 2 Hartford and New Haven R. R. lt New York nud New Haven R. R. 60% 0 Hudson River R. R . oo 07 New York& Erie RR, new stock 62 PReE PEE ee Ere R Eee Ee Ee EEE Se P PERE EFeEesEEREEEsesteERE New York® Erie Ruki, old atock 608 Albany & Schenectady R. RR... 81 Utica and Schenectady R. BR. 1 Syracuse and Utica it. R. rr] ew Jersey Railr 107 Auburn and Syracuse ®.#///2 80 8 = Auburn and Kocheator R.R.... 86 © BOM 86 New York and Harlom Railroad 68 & O84 68 Reading Railroad. . 0 4% @ 30) By Do Bonds : i ae lorteage oor » az Brie’ Railroad, Bol, Isis... 0855 8 ag wie a 1 24 Oa BBR fee ® Sa He ae i BEER Weatorn (Mass. Dol. & Hudson 16h a 105 Be * a7 6180 a 152 Since the middle of May, most of the securities in this lixt havo advanced several por cent, Government stocks have improved more than any others, ‘The quo- tutions now current are for dividend due on tho Ist of July proximo, off, which make tho actual rise three per cent greater than appears by the report of pricos. Mljnois and Indiana bonds have advanced rapidiy; but there are very few on the market, Reading Railroad ftock and bonds have beon in demand, and prives have improved very much, as will be seon by the compara- tive quotations. ‘The great abundangg of monty has created considerable inquiry for good, sound stocks; find 86 Jong as the public mind contfnuds in its present state, ovelything of a fancy nature will be more or less neglected, The fact is, people are getting tired atid fick of those stocks #hich have no real yatuo, and consequently fluctuate so Largely, from time to time, that holders know not whether they will ever again realize their outlay, Many of these fancies hare been upon the market so many years that those who have had hopes of an improvement in value, have lost all patience, and the brokers find their supply every day increasing, so that ultimately they will have to carry the bulk of them, Outsiders havé withdrawn their capi- tal from these fancies,snd placed it where it will be earn- ing something, in government and other good stooks. We do not know what tho brokers will do with the fan- cies, there are so many in the market; and it requires such @ large sum to carry them, at the present prices, that the probability is their own weight will bring thom down, It will be for the interest of the street speo tors to let prices duwn, to induce outsiders to take hold; succeed. We have, now-a-days, none of that reckless speculation of former years, and it is with the utmost dificulty that even an advance of twoor three per cent is produced. As an evidence of the feeling existing among outside speculators—those who give life and tone to the stock market—it is only neces- sary to refer to the low rate of interest for money, and prices for the leading fancies, compared with those current in previous years. The leading railroad stock® rango fifty and sixty per cent below prices ruling three and four years ago, while the works themselves have been extended and improved very largely. Unfortu- nately, the extension and improvement have not been attended with a corresponding increase in revenuo; and in times past, where the surplus earnings were ap- Propriated to the construction of the road, they are now required to meet the payment of interest. With enormous debts, independent of their immense capitals for every doliar earned double that sum, in some in- stances, has to be paid The stockholders stand be- hind two or three classes of indebtedness, and the pro- bability of their realizing anything on the investment, becomes less and less every day. This is one reason why the fancies are so much neglected. The finances of the State of Maryland are improving with the greatest rapidity. The receipts into the Trea- sury have been larger than anticipated, and it is pro- bable that the surplus to be added to the sinking fund will exceed every estimate. Finances or Manytaxn—Rexsources or THe Treasury. hon hand. . + + » $400,000 00 Treasury + 400.305 68 Direct Taxes of 1849... + + 600.000 00 Total, 1849........0.5 see ee $1,400,305 66 According to this there will be the sum of $1,490,205 56, applicable to the demands against the State for the current year; an amount which will pay the interest upon the entire debt, and leave a very large balance to be added to the sinking fand, to which may be added the dividends from the various internal im- provement companies, which will enlarge the surplus materially. The annexed statement oxhibits the movements in the leading departments of each of the banks of New Orleans, according to reports made to tho Board of Currency on the 26th of May, 1849 :— Bayxs or New Oureans, Mar, 1849. Cash Liabilities, Cire’'n, Deposits, ,,O'MT , Total. 2,407,728” 625,70 4,735,685 169,440 Total... Louisiana Bank Canal sank, City Bank State Bank Mech’s & ‘Traders Union Bank Citixens’ Bi Consolidate Totaly ss 238 8,909,933 Dead Weaght, ‘apital’ Other Lia- Stock, bilities. 144,500 0 City Bank, Louisiana State ian! Mechanics & Traders’ Union Bank. 5 Citizens’ Bank: == 6,468,007 "21 Consolidated Associat'n. se L,718.475 00 Total... 22 77 eee eee eee 16,605,570 00 8,955,622 77 ‘The dead weight consists of loans and means not im- mediately available, and Mabilities not immediately due. The liabilities are for capital stock paid in, and a few other items, The assets are composed of rval estat public imprevements, loans on capital, on mortgage, om paper, protested paper, &c. ‘The aggregate of ull assets, including capital, was $46,015,049 86; Miabilitics, $25,490,088 19. Excess of as- sets, independent of capital, over liabilities, $5,014, 241 67. ‘The leading items in the above statement, compared with previous returns, present the annexed state- ment :— Banxs or New Onunane. 84 1817, July, 1948, May, 1849. B6s8,008" "7u.975 7,008,288 4,513,917 4,400,855 6,114,198 5,730,252 219, 02,505 12;758,475 VA,S87,119 16,540,415 Cash assets. 562 17,123,122 27,363,206 22,642,779 ‘The excess of specie over circulation, on the 26th of May last, was $1,628,984, The excess in July last was $1,520,177. Since July, 1848, there has been a decreaso in epecte on hand of $270,139, and in circulation of $374,040. ‘The banks were hetter fortified with apects at the date of the last returns, in proportion to their circulation, than in July last. é Stock Exchange. £2,000 Tren Notes 116.10 alu HarlemRR bG0 7,000 US 6's, "6 106%% 100 do. 860 000 do Wwe ‘50 do 800 do Uy 100 do »30 B00 do 1p, 1 do blo 6 40.825 do. 16% 200 ao #0) 5.00 U 8 5's, 10h, "00 do. 3,000 11 In lin Bde ‘47 4434 350 Long Island RR 6/000 Penn 5's se 900 "do »60 4000 do sy G00 Reading RI 3 10,000, do bm 90 ww do ‘B30 5,000 do 10 ehe Del & Hnd CLC 15 Utica & Shen 25 Ohio Lite 100 Morris 100 do 3 Portsmouth DD Uv Nor & Wor RR ye NUKE dda 25 Erie new, full 160 do do Mortgage 10 do iD 8 dod 25 Canton Co opg 41-10) Farmer's Trust 909 § 0 do opg 4180 do Wo do 90de 41 do 50 do 8 ds do 60 £00 do s 12 burg RR 3 Harlem RR big WW New Jersoy RR 600 do bay SECOND Boat $5000 Rending Bonds 67,25 sha Com Bk of NO 000 Exie 7's Bonds 101% 115 Canton Company 600) Ro, 1889 % 2. do 102 * 100 Long Island RR m0 di SshsNY&NERR $0 AUVERTINIMENTS REXRWES BEVERY DAY. SALIES BY AUCTION, M. HOFFMAN, A€CTIONEER -- THIRD SPRING 4s Sule of Refined Sngar--L, M. Hoffman & Co. will eal ou Wednencay, 20th, at 12 o'clock, mt tho Commercial Sales Room, corner ‘of Broad and Beaver streets, the stock of standard hefined Sugar, manufactured by Mesers. eae: & Co., consisting of Loaf, Crushed, and Powdered Refiued in the uewal variety of packages. Algo, Syrup ia barrels. Terms ate 7 UCTION NOTICE.—SALE OF THE STOCK OF A , and Fancy Store, this day, at tielve o'clock, at No. 78 West Broadway, nent Franklin treat, comprising 8 groat arlety of atriclot in the linc, in ood ots. Also, Fixtures, Partitions, Show Cases, Counter, Doric Grates, Awning, . THOS, BELL, Auctioncer. REWARDS, een enn HH KEWARD.—LOST, ON SUNDAY, A. BULL TER- rier Bitch, nteut 171s. weight, whita, with yellow spots on each side of her head. The finder will re ive the abowe Hy bringing her to Carman’s, 27 Fulton at., Brooklyn, REWARD.—LOST—A SMALL MEMORANDUM Book, withn bdinch paper cover, of no use to any person Bot theowner, — ‘The finder will pleage leave it ab GREEN & MADDEN's, 68 Chatham stre HREE DOLLARS REWARD.—LOST, the 18th in ON MONDAY, 1 to 27th street, a bundle of papers, of y oue but the owner.— ‘The finder will recsive the ahove reward, on leaving the pa- tthe office of THEODORE SEDG WICK, 56 Wall at, OST—ON MONDAY, 18:H INST.. ON THIRD AVR- 4 nne, between Hellgate Forry and Vorty-second street, ady's small Carpet Bag, containing about sixty dollars in ina les. The MISCKLLANKOUS. ATHING.—8TOPPANI'S BATHING ESTABLISH- way and Walker street, has ment, at th 'y accommodation that deen enlarged and refitted with the comfort of, visitors requires. Tho neces ity of bathing during this period of the season must be evicent to every ono, tince cleavliners i# tho surest and safost reliance ajainst diseare, That it isa Inaury, may bo known by trial. ORTRAIT OF VERY REV, THEOBALD MATARW.— Just published, a faithful likeness of the great Apostle of Temperance. Tinted and colored, $1; colored, without tint, 5 cents; tinted, plain, 25 cents; plain small paper, 1 conta.— For sale by GOUPIL, VIBERT & CO, 25) Broadway. LiFE INSURANCE THE DRITISH COMMERCL aL Life Insurance Company, of Londen and New York, Capital thrce millions of dollars, continues to insure the lives of persons procosding to California, by oithor of the vival routes, Trenrapece enn be effected any day, between the hours of 10 and & FREDPRICK SALMONSON, Goneral Agent for thé United States, 5 W II street, New York. ES, CHANDELIERS, CUT- Goran LAMPS OIRANDO are lery, “lated 1m Trays, &o.—Just opened, 9 frorh etock oF Gir oles. & finishe entire le of umask work; algo, in silver, hrot ormula, Alto, ated Tea Sets, Ke, plated on G ver. fuily a Eppearance to pure silver. ASUBR R. MORGA 162 William stroet, between Fulton and A: Opporite tl EMOVING.—FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, FOR} merly 877 Broadway, now 445 Broadway, sear st at. Mechanical Lamps of every patern, Vossela, Suspensions, Wicks, Shade, 8) ‘O11, Ko. Suse Globes Chimantor, Silk Wicks en BRNO TTA, and Stands | fi OLD LEAF AND DENTISTS’ FOIL MANUFACTORY, 112 Franklin street, near West Brossway. The suh- scriber continues to manufacture a superior artiole of Gold Tent, equal to any in the city, and at, the very lowest cast prices, $425 per package. Dentiats’ Fotl, $2) por os. All ttended to. orders accompanied with cash promptly attentod to, 1 TELD, AT TIE IRVING RYOMS.—TUB NU- QU rAs vloltany be these popalar Billiard Rooms (with Ibtables), are roepectfally informed that Mr. turned 1 his favorite Piold has re- , cornet of Xtra superie® oobblors. ppolated in gotting & rramyomonts are made CENTREVILLE COURSE—TROTTING.—THIS DAY, peat te Sli etna 3. SgSap ange Seer oe S!Bertine names be u- Fanay King JORL CONKLIN, Proprietor. SPLENDID FORTUNE FOR £10 OR 65 —Betannia ‘porti ‘1 it Chal ‘lymou' > ay the dente of purhereus tiene ot the Clube thete will be issued a series of engraved Portraits of all horses en- tered forthe Great Doncaster St. Lager Race! of Uni The distribution will be conducted upon the same legitimate and honorable principles as those which characterised the recent Derby proceedings. The different classes of Portraits to be designated thus! First Class—Second do—third de. Bach member will be entitled toa Portrait. Should it represent either of the Winning or Starting Horses it will secure to t! Relder the amount ag particularte'd below. “4,000 Members to Yay heen First Class Members £10—Seoond do. £5—Third jo. 1, Te the Morhor who may bold the Portrait of the jorge. 2d Horse, Sd Horse, Each starting. | dows, Mr. Sieid; Lisey,, Mine Mestayor, Toavolln. Mead £6,000 £2,000 £500 Mrs. Woodward, To couclude with His FIRST PECCADILe 000 pm ‘Mr. Jonadab J: Chapman. Doors open All lotters must be accompanies Ko. made pay: Dec'y, WALTE member ea oF tore shan classes. Reouipts will be duly acknowled, numbers forwarded inataater. Full particulars of the Race will be forwarded to distant subscribers, R. GEORGE THOMPSON HAS THE PLEASURE OF informing his friende and the pubsio that he will give au exbibition ou Tuesday evening neat, June lich, when will uve the honor of introducing '» display of talent, perhaps, never before exbihited. T. Hyer Thom pion, will wied up the exhibition by a grand display and trial of skill (sciuntifie). ‘The exhibition will take place at Mager's Concert Hall, No, 1L Elizabeth street, commencing at eight o'clock Tickets to be had at the doer. waa, O MACHINISTS.—WANTBD—A SITUATION, BY A ho thoronghly understands iding, drafting, &c. Served | fh Paris, two years. Call at 421 W 43,78 D—A SiTusTION, BY 4 RESPECTABLE Young Woman, as plain Cook and washing and ironing, | or housework, fn & private family, No objection to go ashors | distance in the couatry. The beat city referencocan be given, | 8 it, front basement, JANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, as Chambermaid or Waiter, or to take care of children. "Has no obfection to going to the country. The best of city reference, Pleaso to apply at 67 C W ANTED-BY 4 nes B asituation as Housekeeper or travelling with a lady; has no. E ENGLISH WOMAN, ambermaid, or to go eetion w go to the country; is fully competent in'all household business, and ean give the renee n dost refi Please call at 156 M day ANTE D. young wo! dison st., wherg she PECTABLE ‘and ironer; or and do rk in a 9th wve= ik; is a good wash o Clinimberwork and waiting, or as ¢ plain sowing; has no objection to do ge private family, Inquire at No. 238 West 2! nue, Can beseen three day W ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE VOUNG GLAS, one as Chambermaid, and assist in washing and ironing, or general housework, in'a private famil other as Chambermaid and Waiter, cr to taka care o} dron. No obji ons to go a ahort dla. ance. in the country. — Hest of city reference. Please to call at No. $9 Rivington | street, in the rear, seeond floor, Can bo seen for two days. W 4AXTEDCBY 4 STEADY YOUNG WOMAN, 8100 tion to do the housework of a small private family, or | ep. Has no objection to goa short distance Inquire at eneral housework in a Good eity ven, if required. No obje short distance in the country. Can be suen fur two day Please to call at 279 Mulberry street, in the roar. ANTED: | BY TWO VERY COMPE- | tent girls, with good city reference; one to eo#k, wash fron furs private family; is a good cook and first rato wasker and ironur; the other as waiter or to do chamborw rk, 9 help as laundress, Pleaso call at 74 6th avenue, in tho | store. ANTED—BY A PROFESSED COOK, A S1T! in agood family. Hus no objection to go to the tay. {The Lest of reference can be given. Please call at 173 jird ave TABLE GIRL, A SITU Seamstress and assistant in the caro of ohil- rxtands dresa-making, Refers to her prasent em= 90 East Kightecnth streot, WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, asituntion to do general hourework in a amall private family. She isa first rate washer and ironer,s good plain | yond has the hest of city references from her last place. Call at No, 199 Elin stroet, in the stor; ANTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE Joung womer—one to cook, warh and ron, or do gene~ tal housework; the other to do chamberwork and waiting, or take are of children, Best y reference. Has no objec~ | Viens to ge in the tuuntry, Please call at No. 171 Charles at, | WANTED FOR THE COUNTRY—A PEW RESPECTA- Vile men can have steady employment for the summer months, by applying at 98 Broadway, 3d floor, room No. 4. Persons wishing for a trip into the country, and to clear their 3 will fi chance. ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID, OR to do general housework, by @ young woman who can show excellent references in the city. Also, 4 his wife wish a sf uation with « farmer in tho country—ho as + complete) | from accomplished artists | removed to | the thirt OWRRY THRA’ AY EVENING, JUNE will be performed JAN SHORE—Dure ot Giotier Me, Gitbert; Dumont, "Mr. Lord Hastings, Mr. M Jay dy ‘Ratelife, Me. jane Sho: wi A} ola, Mra. Jordaa. To as ae ita Miya r ‘WeParland; Avead. Mr. Moore, Hyder, Mr. Stat fora Ge ‘iim, "Mr. Winans: ismart, MM if; Abbus, Mr. ieor, Mr. Gansta Woe Yondna. Oreos Civole’ 30 oe ad eet al Y pper Boxe Boente’ Pit, i2ig cents, Doers open at Eoin res ab Tis o'clock. Breaby er ye Th A aA, Manan letor; Mr. W.R. Blake, Manager — dune 16th, will be performed. for the time, the gra! a4 action of the GREEK TRIUMPHS—Tourville, Odysses, am old Grocian chief, Mon gon, Mons. Monplaisir: 1 Mons. Corby; Helena, Iaisir. In the course of the ballet, GRA! LUTIONS—Pas Greo by the whole Corps de Ballets ifeand & Pas Groe,by Mme. Monpiaisit and Mons, Cor Di rele am: ‘arquet obs; i Circles, 25 ots; Gallery, 13g cts. a . B.A. MARSHALL, PRO- HANFRAU'S NATIONAL Tc EATRE, CHATHAM ST, —Tueaday Evening, June 19, will be played JONATHAN BRADFORD, or the ardor at the Roadsi Da raisy, Mr. Chanfrau; Sorw than Bradford, Mr. Hicld; Ane lirautra” Miss Mentayor, Sate ly, Mrs. G. Chapman. After which, THREE YEARS AFTER, gfequel to, the, Mysteries and Miserion of New York —Moso, Mr. F.8. Chanfrauy Uap. Tobin, Mr. C. Burve; Charles Moa kin, Br, LA WAY, BETWEEN VERY EVENING established sony eatal com} ‘melodies, and. ort popular style of Kthiopian in this city, during the past three years, is most idence of their superior merit and attractiveness, any consists of ton perform jor the direction Conoort commences Menoing at throe o'clock, P. ‘ASTLE GARDEN—THE SUBSCRIBERS, INTENDIN to give a serivs of Grand Promenade Converts ont game magnificent scale and plan as that adopted by the celo= brated Julien and Musard in Paris and Loudoa, roque: sical artists of talent and respectability, who with to gage, to submit their propositions (in writing) to, thele ro GRISY anthorined agents, Mossra Corbyn wad’ Martinis 4 Burlay street, Now FRENCH & HEISEK. NDERSTOOD FROM DIFFE- rent sources that Tam about to open a Concert Room in the Sixth avenue, I take this method ng iny friends and the public in ‘general, that Iam i y comnested with the above establishment, ES WHITE, Late of the Melodvon, 53 Bowery. NOUCK THE PREMISES HERETOVORE KNOWN as the Melodeon Concert Saloon, No, 63 Howery, w pen again on ur by ‘ork, built anew, and will the fist of September, in a style auperin in the world, CHARLES Manager and Pr OWAKD ATHEN AUM 1 HEATAC 3 R. Thorne, having leased tho above e ¢. with the intention z tho same on or about the 2th of August, respestful # to the ladies aud gentlemen of the Dramatic the is o rengements for . immediate OTLCE.—B! make ar~ | munications | | . Boston, will re- tention, CO SKEET MUSEUM, BUSTON—DUE | above benutitul establishment willopen carly in August. | Ludics and Gentlemen desirous of obtaining engagements, Will please make application (post paid) t ChaRL THORNE, OF MUSEUM—THE DKAMaTIC SEASON aT THs establishment will close on the 4th of July, and for the ensuing two monthy, it is intended to givea varloty of entor- tainments. for which the manager will now receive proposals wd performers in any branch of amurcments adapted te the place. Addross, pre-paid, G. A. HOUGH, Manager. ne SPMULAL Nt LOCKS. { under to BRoAPway THEATRE.—FAREWELL Mme. Adel y rined the first act of the WaUM PAS wick military na and Aty ladies of the balle:; the inuch admired ballet AUKOWAs in which Mme. Mon; will 3 = fertainment to conclude with the last tabloan of tho grand pallet FOLETTA, vith ihe Apotheos ‘conrae of which, meee + Monplaisir, will dance the much admired eater Een URTON’S THEATRE—TUESDAY J B layed BEGONE DULL CARE Old Novel, Me Burtong Young Revel, Mr. Brougham; Ryl Wy Dexter, Mr. Raymond: Bobby Buttorcup Mr dahnernn, Beate wain of the Yathe, Mr. Rac! Mrs, Revel. Mia Hil, Dome land, Mrs. Hughes; Fanny Bloomoly, Mins neh, Miss Gooke, "After which, @ halted Spagna fea Fo ‘conclude with POOR PILLICODDY—Mr. John Peter Filticoddy, ‘Mr. Burton: Captain O'Scuttie, Mr, Jouostong Mrs, Pillicoddy, Mrs, Brougham; Sarah Blunt, Mics man. Boxes, Dress Circle, and Parquette, 50e,; Fi Bie." Doors opon 734i curtain rises 78... ASTLE GARDEN—FRENCH & HEISER, PROPRIR. tors.—Summer Fetes!—A Promenade Conoort!—\ Ball! Programme for Tuesday, June 19th. First Part—Grai Dilee Overtu: ia; Song, Mile, Lovarney; Quartette, Mr. Distin and sons; Walts, Gorm: Miss M. O'Connor; Pot Pourri, Germat Second Part— Gravd Overture, Germania; Irish Ballad, Mile. Lovarnoy. To conclude with DISTIN’S MILITARY QUADRILL| Immediately after thegCencert, the floor will be cleared fo Daneing, which will inue till 11 o'clock. Max Mar. vek, Musical Diy Concert to commence at AEN UM'S AM Manager. Spl and every eve brated, won terfu J. Greenwood, ji every afternoon, ne week more of the eale- Great Western, the ther week. ‘Last week of White ular band of Bthiopian Seronaders, the b Minstrels in the States. Barton, Misa Stanbope, Mi , Mr. Clarke, &c.. &o. HE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM, 539 BROADWAY, between Spring and Prince streets, and the only one im this country, consists of a great number of life size Figures of Chineso of all classes; several hundred Chinese Paintings Aparimentein Houses, Stores and Ve 0 das, Teinples, und Bridges; Specimens of Chin nfao— tares, the ieulturnl! and Mechanical Implemeuta, [n= otrumen asic, Lanterns, &o, &e. Open trom 9 A. Me tL10 PM. daily. Admittance 25 cents; chiidren under 1%, half price. STOR PLACE OPERA HOU tre to be let for a term terms, Ke, —THE ABOVB THEA- evoral wonths from the ply SORBYN & MARTINI, Musical and Dramatic Agents, No. 4 Barclay #t. . 0. of O, P.—BRO- ry ‘anal street. ry y mu are particularly ro: quested to attend. it. B. deans, No Ge ‘Tnos. B. Manns, Seo'y. URY NOTICE.--OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER of Juro: w City Hall, Park.—All porsons by law ox~ empted from the performance of Jury Duty in the City and County of New York, and who have not reported their ex- omption for registration at this office, are hereby notified se- cording to law, to produce evidence of their exemption bofore the Cotmtissioner, im ordor to prevent the insertion of thelr Petit Jury List of the next year, Time for re h exemptions, from Monda: ine 18th, ty tur day, June 30th, (inclusive.) between 9 and 2 o'clock, and be- tween 3 and 5 o'clock, daily, WM. A. WALKER, Commi NO J. CHALERON.—YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to answer the complaint of Matthew Morgan acaiast you whieh was filed in tho office of the Clerk of the Suproi Court, in the gity and county of New York, on the twent, fifth day of May, in the year eighteen hundred and forty-ni and to serve a copy of your answer on us, at the vity of York, within twonty days after service of this su elusive of the day of yervice, oF the plaintid will take judg nt against you for the aum of twenty-eight hundred dol- lars, with interoxt thereon from the fifth day of May, in the eightoen hundred and forty-nine. Dated New York, Many ‘ohth, Teas. BUTLER & EVARTS, Plaintiff's Attornoys. ROCLAMATION—MAYOR'S OFFICE, MAY 31, 1849.— | Whereas, it is mado by law the duty of every practia~ | ing physician in the City of New York, to make @ report in wuiting to the Mayor, the Hoard of Health, or either of the | Commissioners of Health, of every patient he shall have Ix Yoring under any pestilential or infectious diseasy, between rst day of May and the first day of ‘November, four hours after the same shall have come to | now, therefore, 1, © 8. Woodhull, 4 ity, in pursuance of a resalution passe ealth, with » view to enable anid i nounce with wecuraey to the public, whether, and te w tent, the cholera, or other malignaut disease, ailing in. thi do hereby issue this P joining, under the strict penal ti cians, keepors of boarding and lo ‘ citizens, to make an immediate report im ‘writing to the Mayor, the Board of Health, or either of tho Commissioners of Farmer, and she to take charge in m maging dairy oF house, “ ral Servant. Apply at No. 13 City Hall Placo, for wo Gaye, ANTE D—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant Girl. as Chambcrmaid or Waiter. Good references given, if required, Apply at 43 Jay street, to B, Health, at the Mayor's Office, City Hall, of the name, azo and reridence of every individaal attackod with any ch diss case, within twenty-four hours after he shall ascertain oF Suspect the nature of the complains. To ensure accuracy, Phydicians are requested to complete their reports by stating he recovery or death of their patients, (Signed) CALEB 8, WOODHUL Murphy. spies ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young person, as Lady's Maid, or to attend children, or wonld take charge of au invalid. In an excellent hair-dresser, Most satisfactory references can be wiven. Hus just arrived rom the old ¢ untry; is ® member of the established church, y at 2 ne. ANTE SITUATION AS SEAMSTRE3S, BY A person fully qualified: understands dress maxing, shire ing, and all ‘kinds of plain needlework; would have n> oljection to assist in chamberwork; is a Protestant, and wishes to go to untry, or travel. Can be highly recom- mended, Address id Jay street, YW ANTED—RY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL, A situation as Cook, Washer, or Ironer, or to do the vusework of @ private family, Apply at 115 Hammond sireet, in the barewent WAdTED—A SITUATION BY A You C nd to do plain last place, Can ‘Thompson streot, up save trouble, no boarding house keeper need apply. WP ANTED—s SITUATION, BY A RESPRCTARLE young woman, as Cook, who understands her business, oer; miso, 8 good baker. Would nce in the country. Can show the best of city ference. call at No. 135 Crosby street, botwoen nce and Houston, Can bo soeu for three days, if not suited dost of eity r three days, Pi V in the countr, ). 6 Congress Pl —TWO JOURNEYMEN CABID he country. Apply, or address postpaid, vo ham, 2d, Weeport, Conn. KSPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 1 oking, washing and ironing, + of a small private family. ein the country. 4 49 Bank cond set, Tt Wwo- Hest of JE PROTESTA 0 private family. Inquire of Ne. 31 Charl —RY A RE: sitnation ven. ROTABLE WOMAN, 8 WANTEDCBY 4. RES Waitor, or to ass st in fon as Ch; nd ironing. ince ju the country, Apply at No rene, between Houston und i’rines, YOUNG WOM, AA Washer and Lroner, of as Chambermaid, ‘Tho hest city cronce can be given, | Enquire at store 211 Bow Can be seen for two days. ION WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- ng We » wound underiaks the charge young chi! and instract them in learaing; an Work if ages ara nt Ro mich the juired towards « comfortable Lo! i for two days At 7 Garriton ate Front ft, Brooklyn. Also, » brother would r sion as Coachinan, ov to travel with © an, “ ctly understands hie bosine or capacity; hag 0 the dress a al mantry, A TS A SITUATION AS PLAIN and ir ner, wnd bas no objection ners.” Guod city refecence YOUNG WOMAN W LA Cook, is a pood was) te goa short distanog in the vcgiven. Inquire 468 Fourth avenno, np-atairs. A NESPECTABLE YOUNG LaDy, Wilo sPHaKs AL Trench, German, end a great deat of Faglish, under starding plain and fanoy needlework, ateo hairdressing, is desirous of obtaining a situation as lady's maid, No objec tien to go in the country. Apply at 605 Fourth rtrect. YeUNG MAN WISIDES A SITUATION, AS WAITER | ox Coachman, and is willing to work ina garcen, Wo 1 deapcands the card of horses perfootly well, and would prove n acquisition to any gentleman who may require his ser= ov. Pleao address P.M. Markoy , ourner of Peart rooklyn. Can be huard of for throe GOOD ROAD WAGON WANTED—IT MUS? BE LN | good order, and from a good maker. Address Blooming dale, Herald Office, giving description, lowess price fur cash, aud where it can be seem. CLERK WANTED—WHO CAN GIVE GOOD RE- ference. and is well acquainted with the rotail Book and Stationary business, Apply at the Book Store, 223 Bleecker street, N.Y. OK WHO UNDERSTANDS THOROUGHLY HIS fi uation in @ hotel, restaurant, oF peak French and English. Good city re" errne ‘on. No objection to go in the country. Address C.K AL OF XY WANTED.—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WO give any umount of seourity, and who is every way {anliticd to discharge the duties of any agency, is desirous of Iaining suoh geal ithe in the olty or sub Appl at the oie of Kipp & Brown, ourner of doch strout and Sth sventie, OCH WANTED.—ANY GENTLEMAN WISUING TO ‘dispose of a good Conch of modern style, but little used, originally costing from £00 to $1,000, may hear of m pur= hurcr (if sold ehesp), by applying to W. A. Ranlete, 70 Vincav etreet, personally or by letter. \OTTON SPINNERS.—WANTED IMMEDIATELY, TH CCOAae mare spinners, sober men, Those having familios to work ina gill, and who ean come well recommended, will bo preferred. Apply to JOHN LOCKWOOD, 3s Liberty st. BOARDING, aad Bose, IN A COUNTRY VILLAGE.—TWO FAMILIES and three or Song 3 Je gevtlomet ” ce accommodated Hetown Point, N.J., on mo- runs datly, and I ts and returns in the morn~ never known to visit this t of Chambars stree RIVATE KOARD.—A BANDSOMRLY FURNISHED Room to lot, with Board, toa Lady, or ® Lady with & yentleman, jn @ quiet family, near Broadway avd Canal strct, No references required.’ Address“ a. M.B.” Horald vfhee, Can give | f EW YORK & HARLEM RAIL ROAD COMPANY. woud dividend on the preferred stock of the New York & Hariem Kail Koad Company, at the rate of eight per cont, 1, will be paid at the ofice of the Company, No. 3 ow, en ard aft day the third day of July noxt. sfer books of the preferred atock will b jay of June to the 4th day of July. Di SaM'L, M. BLATCHFORD, Tro NUPPOSED TO BE STOLEN.—A WATCH WAS OF- ® fered for sale to the subseribor, under suspicious nee%, The owner may have iton proving property and aying extenses. Apply to G. MATHIEU, Wateh maker, MR. SIMEON DRAPER, GOVERNOR OF Alms House :—Sir—I bave long fel an interest Sabbath Schools of the Alma House, and the rel as privi= leges and the reli ations afiorded by the Common Covneil to those unfortunate poople who have heon compathed he charity of our city. You fouud, on ning your office, » Chaplain, appai who had the re ob surprise, on wr Tlearned that you h Chaplain, Mr. Draper of ene of those unfortunat the consolation di not, Tbave. I re r stood ly the death bed last momenta, and seen ainervices? Ifyou have long since, the last moments of NOK SALA VOR SALB.—A BAY HORSE, 15 HANDS BIGH, KIND in single or double harness, a beautiful saddle neg, and bas trot milein 2 the Union Course, Long ta mite in 2in, Os. in harness, or xo sale, t 127 Grand stro: t. 02 SHARES OF NEW YORK, ALBANY falo Telegraph ( sharos are and the company hi nt per annum siness is rapidly incre: opportunity iso mood Fiots2, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR SALE.—THE horse is 8 years old, 15 hands high, jet black; isa very fast walker, free and stylish driver, perfectly kind, and war~ rant d sound; will stand without tying. Tho wagon is one of Lawrence's best, with patent axles, enamelled loathor & &c., and bas been but little used. ‘The harness is nearly new, and perfect, Bold as the owner is golng abroad. Application to be made at £60 Houston street, before 11 o'clock A. M. TO BE LET. erennnnnnnrninwnnn PPO LET WITH STEAM POWER—THE THIRD AND fourth stories and basement of new fire proof building Nos. 20 and Jl Gold street, to lot with steam power. The well lighted, Possession, given on oF before thelse . HOE & CO,, 45 Gold 0 LET.—THE FIRST STORY OF BUILDING NO. id street, well lighted, suitable fer a store or ware room; will be lot’ very fow tor the remainder of the yoas, Pouscasion given on or before lat duly. KR. HOB & CO,, 45 Gold street. LET IN ASTORIA—A COMFORTABLE ttaye and garden in the village of Astoria, treet, near by the st at landing, wanda good cellar, water at hand and Isabela grape-vines in full bearings ize fruit nearly ripe. To agood so— The house has recently city by steamboat is six a by the ferry and thif® avenuo every ffcoom '. terms, please apply tou, FERRARI, > Vesey Astor House, or of GEO. C, THORBURN, Cortace 7 low=built situated in th ‘The house bas cistern mt door nglich cherr; nant it will t R. ELLIOTT, OCULIST, 535 BROADWAY, INFORMS his friends and patients, that, during the summer inonths, his offioe houra will be from 103, to 43g o’elo jays, and Fridays. Dr. &. will attend to the alter 3.o'clock om the above days, R. WHEELER, OCULAST, 29 GREENWICH STREET, devotes his exclusive attention to Diseases of the Eyer Artificial Eyos, inserted, of which ho has np ny beautiful evllection from Paris, Oitoe houre from ® A. M. to L o'clock, P, M.A pamphlet containing many romurtable cures effected ty Dr. Wheeler, can be had gratuitously, ob office. HOLERA AND DR. KELLINGER'S REMEDY.—DR. Ft H. Budd. —Thie distinguished professional cuntloman tolis us that by the timely aid of this groat remely his life was from a violent attack Id in bottles ab Mg and 50 vents, at 230 Pearl $ Broadway, yo door above Grand, Evory battle i . [UE FOLLOWING LETTER 18 FROM MILU CALKLN, Foq., nother beneficiary by the use of Wistar's Balsstn, fora number of years Consul at the Saadwich New York, January 4, 1348. Sir: am s confirmed astimatic, having heew dreadful discase from my infancy. 35 years, So ere have been the that Tbe resorted bo thy oa powerful medicines fi upurary relief, when death seomod inevitable--tometimes taking a hundred aud fifty drops of Inudanum at & single dove--profuse bleeding, vomiting, &o, More than two-thirds of the last twenty yexrs, I have bua obliged to sitinachair to sleep, and for seven years lace past, Fhave not been able to lie in bed more than eich’ months altogether, I have traversed sea and land for maay ebureh Veen comps! ck shelter in the alms Hous ing room where | her inmates were, Like herself, religions. Tho Chaplain | nd all the little family inmator of the room kneeled | er before that Being in whose eyes one of those h just as precious as those in hi je vices were over, in the i dying | strugules, she #aid to the clorgyman— When Fam dead. write | tomy mother; tell her Lam dead; tell her I died among | friends, but do n't tell ber where I died.” I wish the whole people of the city could have looked upon that seene. Do vou | suppose, sir, for the pititul sum of four hundred dollars a year, oaple of thia chty are proparad to deprive ove person of | nsolation? Ithink you have wistaken pub) ment, ‘The poor have rights and friends in this community, nd no law can 6tand that dirrogards them; it may be thas | i n is in the hands of persons, who, from their social position, bave no sympathy with the commun po ople. New York, June 17th, 1819. SUNDAY SCHUOL, HOTELS, se. | HARON SPRINGS PAVILION.—THIS ESTABLISH- | 1 ment is now opon for tie reception of cueste, and will re= main open till the Ist day of Goto! her noxt. ANDON & GARDNER, FA BATIING—LONG BRANCH, N, J.—TOR SUB © fericer will open his Motel for the’ reception of ¥ Juno 2th. HENRY HOWL SHIPPING. enn MPUE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN, R MALL | Steamships, betwoen New York and Liverpool, between Bostou and Liverpool, calling at a 4 receiy ‘An experienced Surgeon on board. Freight will he olarged | on epecie beyond on Lich rere orga a. ro let= ter a papers must 8 throw 0 Pos ‘asad from Rew York ¢ eaten to Liverpool:—Firat Cabin, 1205 mn Fe ight or passage 1} te oe eR OEIN AND, Ure. 88 Trond ACKETS FOR MAVRE.—SECOND LINE.—THE SHIP Baltimore, R. D, Conn, will sail on the Ist of July. BOYD & HINCKEN, 58 Wal! street, ma #ooond do., POR ST. PIERKES, MARTINIQUE—THE F>ENCH ship JACQUES, Capt. Vue. For freight or pasiage apply | to TAYLOR & MERRIL or to BOYD & HINCKEN, §4 Wail at, AE MATL STEAMER FALCON, FOR CILAGRES.-~ ‘The owners will despatch this fino stemer, with the government p ails, for Chagres, via Havana and New Orleans, €n the 2th June insiant. On’ the last voyage, two or more persons, who embarked at this port, evidently for a Purposes, Were the canoe of some difficulty and delay vane. To guard against & similar occurrence in fu’ ship will, on ench trip to Chagres, and return thenos in'Now Orleans.’ On her return voyage, the made shorter time than had over before been kuown: hievin fed. tuis port in than four snd a haif days from Hay For speed, safo~ ty, aud excellent accommodations, the Palecn is onsurpas steamer afi This eo yancs offers the dium of communication with the Isthm | gers at w distance are recommended to make | for state rooms. | carly applicn # VOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGRES—ON SATUR. | day, Ju ‘The well known steamship CRESCENT | CITY, Stod , will lonve for Chagres, direct, on Saturday, J from pier 2 North River, at $ o'clock P, jo mail steamers Oregon end California having arriv back at Panama, the way is sow open for direot and repl ¢ommunieation with San Francisco, For tealght oF passage, apply to J. HOWARD & SON, 34 Brondway, M., arriving in timo to mevt the Pacificsteamer of July. od Pr. | th | was induced to ry your Wistar's senti- | » 1 | mails and passengers, are intended to a e ; | America, Ui arrison, from N. York, Wed'day, leh May. | Hibernia, Ston “ Boston, 23d | Cenada,” “ Judking, “ N. York, | Catidonis, * Leiveh,” “ Bosiow, Ningera, “ Ryrie, — “N. York, 13th ‘Europa, Lott, “ Boston, ah Lf Cambria, “ Shannon, N. York, mh Awerica, “ Harrison, “ Boston” “ath Jaly. | gonree in Amerion. years, and resided the last eloven years in a tropical climace, wort healthy in the world--the Sandwich Islands, £ have, during life, resor ory varievy of medical aid, ‘ino roliet--Life Mecoming & Durden to ias-—auil £ alsa of Wild Chercy, EL Have used ie one month, whica i# tho ouly month in. iy career tT have been free from asthma; and | have been able to lie in bed cle nt, rthe month, without the slightest inc e. If the goodettect of the Balsam Ahall prove to b ‘ae it has boon thus fi Tem a made inan, and can look out upon the world rirable it case has of ve rate and e long since al pe ulm Focoverys ly ‘dare bo iora. ta ow, for fear of another bitter disappointinent, iy, MILO CALKL Tim bnown in Boston by Vessrs 1 ud Mesars, A. L. Dennicon & Who ean inform you of my st 89 State sin ington stre¢ and at home. None genuine untess signed I. BUTTS on tho wrappe! For sale, w Ie and ret: Mivnsrs. A, 1B. 8 100 Fulton street, corner of William: 273 Bi way, Irving Buildin per of Chambora; William Burger, is) Court- landt street and by the Drugaists generally throughout the United States and Canada, LBECHE PER RECEIVED, Hermann, @ very foxh supply of Swodiae f eale by oF. CLE, Importer of Leeches, No. 7 John scrsot. AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRI- 8)" Ke. 63 Greonwich street—Oflice bours, 8 Mi. (Sundays d.)—Thoae who ap agen will be surprisod at tho rapidity an attending their eure. [tis chinfly, ho ¢ who have suffered {rom a certain class of povplty roperly appreciate his services. Ip atricture, from or incipient, to i18 more sdvanced and distressing stages, (from une watages and a very extensive ractive,) he oan afiurd a rapid, easy and radioal cure, which, Relvas grounds for seating, oan bo socained feoin wo other ly in ithe Insonvente nd many t od, iy H. Bost w oaition, tract frow the Bor s ds (luster raphy P finseh: and it is a striking Yorance of a man Who rams to poxwoas an UnGonqr erzy that will enable him to leave itis footprints in sooiety, 0 that ho will be epoken of whon the memorials of him @aly to be found in the libraries of those who know mot ti he was both censured and ved while living. Without at- pling & winute comparison of this Venoreal Guide with European publications on the sma tamily of diseases, it may be wald, fearlerely, thay this is decidedly, and without qial cation, equal toany of them. The plates im Acton’ Tr tise aro not equal tou By coatrastiagthe tw 85 Both the wattwr, and the inenuer of giving imstruction, in our humble estimation, showld be acovrded to the Tork Bross. Dr. oativick has done the profession » yood aud nothing cam provent this able work from boing sp over the land, we the fact ean neither be douied nor conceal= ed, that he has produced a thorough, well-digosted, systema , which far surpasses anything of the kind this Lranch of practice, heretofore attempted i to Lecturer on Diseases of the Urinayy, Org of 8 Treatise on the Nature and Treatment of 3 ee, rewulting from self-abui d affect 251 pager 7 Author of a work ited ‘Author of “The Family Physietan; ‘surgeon to tho New York Medical aud ieeek ton Chambers. strest—romoved to 00 Broadvay. Fo pablisher fae ad and Pown- dena She Tirendway. and of the sutbor, Of Broadway, Tho Quuni meuthly reports of this Institution, enumerating eases y |blished for th ts ured, will not be publithed A OM ER BOSTWICK, M. D. VOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIVORNIA—TO Sall about Lat Joly.—'The first olass superior fast sailing ship QUEEN VICTORIA, Capt, Wildes T. Thompson, having the reniet part of her caro ongagod, will anil about Ise July, She" in A remarkably fast sailing ship, wud” has seporiot for passengers. Bor froight oF passage, 1 Pler No.9 North River, of to ¥.& D, FOWLER, 86 Wast st, oF J. W. ELWE CO, 67 Soath 8b. Aagres. Ment time rhnsseday,iokidin oils ova, and Cl .—Mail line, Thursday, 2th June. The com- medious and staunch double enginy stoamship MALCON, will sail as above, with the United Statos mati for tho Pavitt steamers from Panama, in Jnly, Passengem by tho Palcon will avoid unnecessary delay and expense ‘at Pavama. Pas gage to Chagres—After salon, $16% forward saloon, $115; famed cabin $id; stectace, $90 and for nd Porsoas out of the city Pecure & passage Li4 fort carding on mount. The Faleon ie 1,000 tons bart sen, built Taanncr, ‘The accommodations for P sasenxors of every are unsurpacsed, and well ventilat: 4, Hee machiner, heen thoroughly test ad proved unoqualiod, aud be double, giver greater ansurange of epend xnd otherwise be found. For paraar « or JURNISHED ROOMS.—TWO PARLORS ON FIRST fioor, Parlor and Bedroom on second thy single room at om, to lot ab Hit Bri cither with or withowt board, ANAWA—ZACHRI" SON, NELSON & CO, AGENTS for the Pacific and Atiantio U, 3. Mail Sieanat ip Com= LCOM= wi, mely posse vied especially for the marriod, oF those comtem= Marriage, ‘as It. discloses tmpoedeat secrete whted jouls 's ee gitos ents pervale of an increase of fhe anand the inoue felon Fe uses, AY TO Deans, AN: 04 @ of cure, in overy complaint to yullemet, AN ommission 7nd Perwarding Merchant ted by B ZAVWRISSON, ‘W Wallet, New York, ourmer of Water st iu ‘the United Sta to Dr. Ae i. Manrieea, Lidopiy sitaate eeenree ee SE ne ON