The New York Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1849, Page 3

| » Mescriptions there is no special change to notic Arrival of the Steamship Southerner, at Charleston, Cran.estom, June 19, 1849, [The steamship Southerner, from New York, arrived ‘at this port at 6 o'clock this morning. Market. New Ortaans, Jume 13, 1849. There is no change in our cotton market, worthy ‘Of notice, New Onixans, Juno 14—P. M, ‘The transactions in cotton yesterday reached 2.000 Dales, at rather easier prices Freights have a upward tendency. Cotton to Liverpool is quoted at 3. New Oxceans, June 1891849, ‘The sales of the past week are 11.000 bales, at prices One quarter lower. We quote middling at Te. Cranteston, June 18, 1849, ‘Colton and rice remain uachavged, and quotations ‘are firm, Baurmong, June 19—P. M. Our produce markets, generaily, are quiet, and but ttle business is being transacted. Small sales of How- ard street flour are making. at $4 66%. Prime white wheat is quoted at $1 08 a 51 11; and red do, at $104 $107. In corn, the business is not large, and we have but to notice sales uf 1.000 bushels, at Otc. for white, and 60c. for yellow, Whiskey, with small sales, in 2lc Moderate sales of mesa pork. at $11. In other Bacrimone, June 19-7 P. M. ‘The market for flour is steady. but inactive. Sales of 1,000 bbis. Howard strect, $4 50a $4623;. Oats are sel- ing at 30 cts. and ryeat 56 cts Sales of Rio coffee at 7073; ots. Sales of lard, in kegs, ut 7 cts, for good, and 73g 9 7% cts. for prime. Burrato, June 19—6 P. M. Receipts within the past twenty-four hovra :—Flour, 8,000 barrels ; wheat. 10,000 busbels ; corn, 3,000 bush- eis. In flour, nothing of moment transpired, For corn the demand is fnir, and we notice sales of 10 000 bushels at 430. a 44c., which is an advance. ‘The freight mar- ket is easier. We quote flour, 5c. a 60c, ; wheat, 16c., ‘and corn, llc, ‘ Arnany, June 19—6 P. M. Receipts by canal within th» past twenty-four hours: —Flour, 9.200 barrels ; wheat 2 900 bushels ; corn, 60,- 000 bushels. There is a good demand for corn, and the gales are 20.000 bushels at 5' for white, and 60}¢ a 6l3sc. for flat yellow. Im oats tho transactions are 6,000 bushels, at 35c. Boston, June 19, 1849, Cotton Is firm; 15? bales sold at prices in favor of the puycr. In flour, there was nothing doing of note; Georgetown, $5 offered and refused; $6 124 asked for corn. Our quotations are, 650. for yellow, and 600. for white About 10,000 bushels sold at 40. short of that rice. Naval Stores—Tur, $1 67%; a $2; rosin, 95¢. a 1. Small sales‘of molasses; one cargo of 300 hhds. sour gold at 173¢c., six months. Shipping Intelligence, CwaRunsron, June 18, 1849, terday, ship Camden and schooner John Castner, Arrived 19th—Steamor Osproy, Phitadelphia; and United Btates Water Witeh, New York. Noarrivals from Northern p rts at Mobile, gewnunyront, Jung 18, 1819. Arrived—Schoorer Harvest Home, Nortolix, Poutiann, June 18, 1849, Arrived—Brig Orceola, Havana. Easr Macutas, June 13, 1849. Arrived—R. B. Forster, New York. Sailed 174 rk Callao, Boaron, J ed—Norw bark Eurania, Buevo, Marel 4, Baltimore, Brig Vulture, Port an Prince, 20th ult swith brig Fairy, for Guoniver, 10 load for Philadelphia; sche Louisiana, of” Provincetow hencs, arc 2th, and sid same ‘day for Mirazone to dise and load for Boston. " Lott brig ty, of and for NYork, idg; sohr Susan Wardwell, for Boston, th; Heroulenn, of Cohasset, for NYork, do, Sld 27th, brig Busan Currier, of Boston, for Miragone, to ioad for Bosions June}. Of West End of Hencangua,” passed whale ship Nye, of NB, Poesia | N. igs Seabeam, ‘St John, NB; Metamora, 8t Mary's, Ga; Wm A Rogers, Goorgetown, DC; Dirigo, Elizabeth, Margaret T Davis; Lewis Bean, and Abner, Philadelphia; T R Hich- ‘Dorn, do; J O Ireland, Georgetown, SC; Otis, Washington, N G JP Johnson, Wilmington, NC; Courier, Richmond. Va; Beauchamp, Norfolk; Richard, Kappahannock River; Alert, xandria; Leroy Ann, Baltim: 4 Olive, Elizabeth, Philadelpt: rf Loffland, and Madison, Philadelphia; ra Mary Wine, Zep, ind John Q Ad. New York; also, brig Vii William, ichrs J Bermise, Delawarg; aria, Cardenas, 3ist alt. A ‘Mary! 4 in company B anataway, Dola~ Mary Arm: Barsror, June 1, 1839, Arrived—Briggs Montell, Sagua; Gen Worth, Baltimor: Baru, June 15, 18! Arrive’—Sohr Rochester, schr Harriet ann, Alexandr Pourtamgorit, June 15, 1819, Arrived-—J P Johnson, Wilmington, NC. New Uxovonp, June 18, 1849 Artived—Ship Citizen, New York; schr November, Balti- more. Eastrort, June 12, 1849. Arrived—Sailed schr Gen Foster, NY. Sr Jonn, NB, June 13, 1349, Aurived—Brig Sarah, New York. 14th, brig Dalton, do. U6th, ship lowa, do. Cm unt.—Nos. 3,7, 10 21, 86, 37, 38, 78, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96. 97, 98, Surexion Count.—48, 49, 60. 66, 64, 73, 74, 99, 113, 117, 425, 88. 62, 94, 120, 121, 124, 130. 132. 183, 135,’ 136, 139, 140, 145, 147, 148 to 169. 27. 34. 42, 46, 127, 58, 96, 20, 6,8, 9,12, 13, 18,19, 15, 76. 119. 161, 162, 163, 185, 160, 167, 168, 160. 171, 173, 68. 64. 29. 116, 264, 95,'125,'59, 33, 26, 863, 47, 83, 427, 31, 90, 69, 82, 141, 434. ‘Transrenerd Carenvan, Grnekat Tera.—Nos, 104, 21, 87. 92, 8D. $4, 102. 75, 14, 121. 128. 132. 108, 112, 113, 114 to 120, 122 to 131. 183, 134. 135, 156, 187, Commons .— Adjourned to Thursday morning. The Late President Potk.—Among the Bumerous collection of Daguerreoty pes of distinguished inen, Tecently takenat the Capiial by BRAY, are two superior dikenesses of the late President Polk, which have been pro- nowrced by artists to be nnyivalled in truthfulness aud exe- reution, and h« respectfully invi' he public to examine them, i bis fooms, 205 and 207 Broadway, corner of Fulton street. On Board the Steamboats, In the Hotels, at the Theatres, and in Wall street, evershody that wears out the excellence and the cheapness of ‘the Boots and shoes, and Gaiters, &c., of which from 50 to 100 Puirs a day aro gelling at /UNt S'S, 1 Ann street. The Plumbe Dagu tho moet attrsetive p one Cam visit it witho bein: Aan do so without meeting wi The Apotloof Hats—If Apulloin his days had worn s modern shaped hat, it is certain he would bavo mek of Kuox, 123 Fulte intends to purchare a Fashion : fret, the pekuty of his bis extremely low pric rrean Gallery Is one of States, of the kind; no ly gratified; and no one liar face. bility @ few words, G, B. Clark, 116 Wiitiam striet—A Gen- ty; ond tle er $0) have Summer Clothing, I Als# of ready made Summer m$l! from $1 upwards, If you experience trouble in procuring Clothes, come to m:.T can uit you. Fine French black dress or frock Coats, $10 to $2), made to cxder. ‘© guarantee you a Bargain In Elegant pattern of English Three Ply, Double Super and Common In- grain Carpeting, Nugs, O11 Cloths, Window Shades, & the Cheapes! Carpet Establishment in the United States, 99 Bowery. Dr. Hi. Bostwick’s Practical Works, trea- ting a cértain class of diseaser. See ndvertirement inanother umn. Th = the host books, om the subjects of whiok y tre SONMEBERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONFY MARKET, Tuesday, June i0—6 P.M. The stock market opened heavy this morning, and ‘nearly every one in the list fell off m fraction, At the first board United States 6°s, 1862, declined \ per eent; 1856, 4; 1867, 1; Canton Company, 4; Erie Railroad, 34; Harlem, 14; Reading Ratiroad, 24 ; Norwich and Worcester, 34. ‘The fancies appear to kaye been borne down by their own weight, holders not having strength tocarry them, There is such wn immense amount of these stocks ready put upon the market the mo- ament that prices advance a little, that the bulls can- not keep down the supply. We find hat most of the brokers in the street have plenty of orders to sell, and very few to purchase, This shows the feeling of out side holders, and as soon as they cau get out whole, they will gladly do so. ‘The steamship Falcon, from New Orleans via Havany drings (00 in gold. ‘The owners of this amount are passengers in the steamer. This is probably tho gold that arrived at Panama from San Francisco in the steamship California. not included in the freight ‘The news published in this day’s (Wednesday) Herald, from California, is highly interesting, and confirms everything previously said about that country. That 4s enough. ‘The steamship Amorica's news is one week later, and in a financial avd commersial point of view, is amore favorable than the last. ‘The slight advance in cotton is important, while the decline im breadstuffs ‘was anticipate, and does not amount to much any way. American securities were in active demand, Consols had fallen off a fraction, From the 5th of May to the ist of June, the transfers ‘andi issues of government stock on foreign account were as annexed : Issun oF Uniten Status Srocn Loan of 18 do, 1545. do, 1846. 23,000 do, 1517. 185,200 do. 1848, 121,050 Tolal..... Since the fret of June, a million of dollars has b fasacd ix coupon Loads, on account of the subserip- ion to tive loan of 1848, in the name of Corcoran & Riggs, but for the benedt of Baring, Brothers & Co, to whom, through a member of the firm—Mr Bates—the gtock was delivered. ‘There has also been issued, sines the first of Jane, $22,000 of the Lown of 1847, to other parties, There is yet remaiaing to be issued of origi: mal subscriptions to the Loan of 1548, about @ million of ‘dollars. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer, ‘at this port, to-day, amounted to $116.301 05; pay- ments, $217,170 63; advices, $215,000; balance, $300,- 712 65 ‘Acconding to the report of the Cineinuati B ‘dof | Equalization, the wealth of that city amounts to $41,156,840, The total receipts of the clty of Providence, RI, for the year, amounted to $147,874 54; the total ex- penses $149,477 31. The city debt has boen increased $14,065 98, and now amounts to $199,370 15, and the property of the city has been increased by the pur- chase of the Tockwotton House, 8 cost of $13,000, and by three lots ef land, costing $1,775. The interest is now nearly $10,000 a ;ear. Sometime since we published a letter from the Seere- tary of the Treasury, under date of the 4th of May, on the subject of allowance tor loss on sugars, by drainage, Since the date of that letter, additional facts and views have been presented tothe consideration of the Trea- sury Department, and the Secretary, in consequence ofthe importance of the question involved, has felt it to be his duty, as. public officer, before returning large amounts of duty, to obtain the decision pf the Supreme Court of the United States, on an appeal taken from the recent decision of the Circul! Court, at Baltimore, in a case in which judgment has been rendered against the Collector. for a sum exceeding $5,000. ‘The gentleman to whom the letter of the Secretary was ad- dressed, has been advised of this determination. In view of the certainty of the completion of the Bal- timore and Ohio road, during the coming autumngto the town of Cumberland, the managers of the different coal companies of that section have called a consult- ing convention of coal companies and individual pro- prietors of cow Jands, to assemble at Cumberland on the 27th inst, believing that @ full and frank inter- change of op‘pion among those interested, and a zea- lous and constant fidelity to such regulations and mea- sures as must enga.e the attention and moet the ap- prova\ cfsue)a body, will conduce to the advantage ofall concerned, and prevent the organization of a monop¢ly for the purpose of extorting from consumers exorbitant profits, without curtailing the presont prices of producers. ‘This convention has been called by the presidents of the lea ting coal companies in the Cumberland or Frostburgh region, and we trust it wily be generally attended. The Cumber'an i coal is siml- lar tothe Dauphin and Pequa coal of Pennsylvania; and the increase of facilities for getting these coals to market, will give a very «reat impetus to ocean steam navigation, as {t will supply a description of fuel which has long been wante ‘Tho Legislature of Pennsylvania, at its last session: granted a charter to the Pequa Railroad and Improvo- ment Company, with power to receive and take titles to lands and real esta! in Dauphin and Lebanon counties, for the purpose of constructing a railroad for the better and more speedy developement of the coal and other mineral resources of the lands belonging to the company, and for the tran: tion of the usual busi- ness of compantes and persons engaged in mining and transporting avd selling tho produco of thelr lands and mines, The shares of this company consist of sixteen thousand, at fifty dollars each, with the privi lege of creating additional stock to an amount not ex- ceeding eight thousan) shares of fifty dollars each. ‘This company owns thirty-two thousand acres of bituminous, and sem{-bituminous coal land, sit- uated in Dauphin and Lebanon counties, Penn- sylvania, the outlets of which are the Susque- hanna river to tide water at Havre de Grace and the Union Canal to tide water at Phila- delphia. These bituminous coal fields are nearer tide water, and easier of access than any othors They aro « continuation of the anthracite coal fields of Schuylkill county, and the coal partakes, in about equal portions, of the anthracite and bituminous qualities, making it sem!-bituminous, and peculiarly adapted to the purpose of ocean steam navi- gation—a species of coal particularly desirable at this in the country. time, to develope this branch of our steam marine. While our fields of anthracite coal have, by the ex- penditure of an immense amount of capital, been most rapidly developed, our bituminous and semi-bituminous coal districts have been neglected. In consequence of the demand for this species of coal, from iron manufac- turers and from ocean steam navigation companies, the attention of capitalists hasbeen turned to the dove- lopement of the resources of those sections of the country containing this kind of coal; and we havo no doubt the production will progress as rapidly as the anthracite since the year 1820, which bas increased from 365 tons shipped that year, to 3,100,000 tons shipped in 1848, Coal is one of the most valuable mineral treasures which naturo has bequeathed to us, and we porsees it to the most unlimited extent. Tho annual product in England amounts to about 34,000,000 tons, valued at the mouth of the mines at $68,000,000. With proper facilities the product of our own mines would exceed that immense sum, and enable us to supply our domestic demand for any description of coal, without depending upon that country for certuin yario- ties, ‘That these facilities will soon be forthcoming, no one can doubt, when tho enormous value and extent of our mines, and the esmparative ease with which they can be reached, are taken into consideration, In 1838 the quantity of anthracite sent to market from Penn- sylvania, was 739,000 tons, and in ten years it inereased to nearly five times that amonnt at the same ratio; ten years hence, it will amount to more than 16,000,000 tons. in less What has thus far been realized in anthracite, will be realized time in bituminous and sem{-bituminous. The most prominct among those companies which havo recently been formed for developing the resources of the bituminous coal fields of Pennsylvania, are the Dauphin and Susque- hanva, and Pequa companies; and as soon as the fa- cilities now in the course of construction are com- pleted, these companies will turm out a much larger quantity of coal than they have heretofore been able to do, The demand in the immediate vi ity of the mines, from iron and other manufacturers, has here- tofore been greater than these companies could supply; and that demand Ss increasing so rapidly for this kind of coal, that it will be sometime before the external, or demand for other purpos can besupplicd The mines of the Pequa Company can be eonnected by a short railroad of 2, miles with the great Pennsylvania Con- tral Railroad, and by this connection brought within 111 miles of Baltimore, and 132 miles of Philadelphia, ‘The supply of sem!-bituminous coal In these mines is inexhaustible, and it is estimated 25,000,000 tons of the best quality are obtainable within » range ot eight miles above water level, without the use of engines. ‘The line of railroad of the Pequa Company, to enable itto connect with the Dauphin and Susquehanna coal company’s railroad, will be only four miles in length, with the favorable grade of twenty-one feet to the mile. The line of this road is so favorable for penetrating the veins of coal, that miners have offered to deliver coat at the drifts, mouth at 50 cents per ton, which will en- able the company to deliver coal at Havre de Grace for $2.05 per ton, at Baltimore for $235, at Philadel- phia for $2.65, at New York for $3.30, and at Boston for $3.80 per ton. These prices range below the ave- rage for anthracite in the same markets, and this coal being better adapted to many uses, whore the anthra- | cite has heretofore been employed, it will, of seurse, take its place, and enter at once largely into consump- tion. ‘This company intends carrying on its coal bu- sinoss upon a system similar to that so successfully practiced by the Delaware and Hudson Canal Compa- ny—that is, by mining the coal on their own lands, transporting it on thoir own railroad to the State ca- nal, and rclling it on thelr own account in the princi- pal markets, thus combining the profits of owners, mi- ners, carriers, and factors. coal lands, and a charter to protect a capital’of $800,000, which may be increased tq $1,200,000, and a fine road to market, the presumption is that this company pos- sesses advantages enjoyed by very few others in the country. $1,500 U 8 6'n, With a large body of fine Stock Exchange. 260 do 10063 3,000 do p 116; 1,000 do '68 trans 1106 11 = do 07 116 W00 do 67. 116 18.000 Tre: t 5,000 ry Notes If . 16 0 do 190 1186 ‘C00 Indiana St. S's xd thy wr do 0% 6.000 do a3 5,000 Penn's 5 ro 500 do 0 50 | dots at Wi she Manhattan Co 104 17 Dk of State of NY oN 29 9 39 +a 2 Canton Co ite Ww éo 414 i ao, a UI Erle RR new, full 62 1) Marler Kit a4 100 de Ore SECOND $2,000 Erie Bonds, 7's 102 2,00 Hitnois Bas, 47 43% 5.000 Ke 65 1.000, 5.00 Woo 5.008 2i chs Cantor & do oi do ra do 4 fo, 26 do Voy 60 sns Harlem RR 30 97% 300 do n 60 Hortom, pref fall 11 Utica & Schon ™ Long Island RR a0 do 300 Reading RR ~ do aD de 300 de a ae oo do #) Stonington RR ” do 5AM 75 Portsin’h Dry Dock & 2 od 0 f 15 Hudson River RR 7 $11.00 brio 7 por conta 102 6.000 do, 185) WY 6.000 do, 130) 90! 1000 Reading Bonds te do do 15 sha Nor & Wor Rt R oh) ao 5 Mouse 210 Phoninx 3 v0 Gt a ay ic RR, new 25 ining Co 1h HOARD. © a 3 50 sha Canton Co, sorip 34 Long Island RR 28 150 Pap 100 100 Farmers’ 1 ey do 100 Nor, & Worces RR ‘50 Harlem RK #30 ST! a jo oh) 578 2 Portamoath Dry Dock 5: {0 MortaCogal 18 19 9 ADVERYIREMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT. REWARDS. Marr FT UAPZ DOLLARS REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY, the Mah ina. ip going from the City Hall to 27th streoh, $ibandle of , of no value to any one but the owner.— inder will recel the office of the above reward, leaving th THEODORE SEUGWICK, 06 Walls 8: REWARD.—LOST—A SMALL MEMORANDUM Book, witha black paper sover, of use to an: nm Vat theowner. . ‘Tho finder will please leaveit at GREEN & MADDEN’S, 128 Chatham street. $10 "es. tleman's Miniat C. L. engraved Loto MONDAY, 18t1 INST.. ON THIRD AVE- H 8 bi REWARD —STOLEN, Jaroline Bul between Heligate Fi all Carpet Bag, i senard will be paid for the Miniature, and no questions ON SUNDAY, I7ru JUNE, of 105 Mercer stroot, © Ko ith bair, The abow gure, obi Give us HE BEST PLACE TO GET NEAT AND FASHION- ‘made to order, or buy it ready made feom the best material, is at tho atore of P. L. street, 6ozner of Gold, where he is prepared to show his frionds ‘able Clothis CLOTHING. HEAP AND RLEGANT CLOTHING.—A. 8, WILLIAMS, ON: posite the Hy ‘ald office,) invite beautiful article of dre: Jlothing; Rogers, 76 Fulcon aad the publio sn extensive and well selected assortment of Cloths, lowest possible pric ‘assimeres at measure in the best and mi Vv ®, which he will make up to hisnable style: and at the L. ROGER: a Ss 76 Fulton atroet, corner of Gold. ANT OF a clothing, by by Mrs, Levenstyn, Pus’ HARON SPRINGS PAVILION.—THIS ESTABLISH- mont ip now open for the reception of it day of Octo! main open till the . LEVENSTYN, 465 Broadway, up stairs, HOTELS, dc. CLOTHING AND FURNITUKE.—LADLES omen can ding for th price for cast off bsoribrr through pest or other= wise, who will attend at their residence. dies attended vad will re~ er next. ANDON & GARDNER, QARD IN A PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY.—A SINGLE + gentleman, who may be desirous of acquiring 8 practical eunge, may find the opportunity of doing #0, by applying at No, It’ 12th streot, neat Univer= airy placo, where he w sant room. References exchanged. knowledge of the French A find, wi ith breakfast and tea, a plea- INSURANCE! HE CHOLERA SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN no respector or persons or condition; high and low, rich old and young, bh: ew York Herald. IFE ASSURANCE—NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ‘Assurance Society of London and $2,500,000, A large guaranty fund invested in New York, in HOLERA.. nd poo! deadly aim.—Editor of thre ym Ameri the nam income Director—Actiug Directors fur June—C, Edward Habient, Chairman ; Gorham A Worth, George Barclay, 8. 8, M. Fox, and W. Van ‘The Medical Board meet daily, at 1 P. 71 Wall street, New York, where prospectus tion desired by applicants can be obtained. ingle life to the extent of $15,0N0. J. LEANDER STA, ‘The annual report of the prooeedin, inatitution held in Loudon, 9th May, 1 A Tl Wall street. American n policies, look, alike been the marks for its ‘New York ; capital, trustees, Present annual ,000. New York Local Howl qrs. meet R, General Agent, of the meoting of tho , can be obtained at IFE INSURANC! usualroutes. Insurances can be effected any day, between the hours of 10 and 4. FREDERICK SALMONSON, General Agent forthe United 8 6s x THE prepared to Gilbert Davi Benry H. Ward, John Heeke W.c. K farther notit able $3 first inst Paying tho frat instalment arg entitled vo buzy. the following statenent will show tho great saving of ex- ponte te those who purchase lots in these grounds in compari- son with other Cemeteries. The cost of a funeral to and from the grounds of the Now Yerk Cemetery, by the ferry, will onger each way. The by ferry, to Brooklyn, ix the tame ; thus uality with other Cemeteries ; but, if ‘a other Cemeteries, you must incur Suother expense before you can roach thelr grounds ; if by the extra chai "a be two cents per ps to other Cemeter! far, we are upon an e you purchase a lot railroad, i PFICE OF THE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COM- pany, No. 67 Wall streo witha full capital and large surplus jot Insuranc ire, on all descriptions of Propert fation Risks, on as favorable torm:s daany iu this city." All losses promptly adjusted and paid, DIRECTOR Thomas W. Thorne, Martin Hoffma Ichn Van Boskerck,John J. Herrick, ‘Wm. Van Wyck, Georze Boll, THOS. oaG, Secretary MISCKLLANKOUB. a AAA RADA EMETERY FOR THE PEOPLE—NEW YORK CEME- tery Lots capable of burying trom 15 to 20 bod ing until fe tons, or fess, is $10; if by steam porse is greatly increased— t attendin, New York Cemetery holds 20 bodie: Tid of—a ta: of a single fune: to other Cemeteri Fork Cemetery, of ‘$200 on one er—say an asi Jation still fa: 10 take the lowest amount, here is ‘again curs.’ Therofore, BRITISH COMMERCIAL ‘Wall stroot, New York. New York.—This Company rarely invested, ous and Dainge by avi~ imilar institution Andrew D. Melick. W. H. Jacobs, Philip Burrowes, James L. Adams.” . W. THORNE, President. cost of s funeral, singlo funeral of sixty per- or carriagos, the o: itis impossible to gt fore, if a lot in the nd the extra expense $10. Tor se one hundred lots, and each lot holda 20 bodies, the amount saved by purchasing in t sick members, thousand lots, the saved would mak facts, worthy of co running to the shilling. Notice—Th Principal office, No. 102 Broadway, N. ¥. Branch Jersey City: Wat. Lavan ona, eq. ix the sole agont for the of lots to the Order of Odd No. 45 York stre¢ 10 Now York inci it interest of which would nid materially fp suj if an associ: me calculation holds goo ¢ enormous sum of $200, Again, grounds from deration. ‘Faise the Hows; also, general ager $20,000, th pporting ion should want on j the amount 00,000.” "hese are A line of stages are now racy City Ferry—fa ive one month riven of Int J.T, LEETE, 3 for other societies and individuals. His office is No. 6 Nassau street, New York. ATHING.—STOPPANI'S BATHING ESTABLIS! ment, at the corner of Broadway and Walker street, been enlarged and refitted with every accommodation ‘that the comfort of visiters requires. ‘The neces ity of bathing during this period of the season must be eviaent to every one, tince cleapliness is the surest and safest reliance against Gixeare, That it vy be known by trial, ORTRAIT OF VERY REV, THEOBALD MATHEW.— faithful likeness of the great Apostle of and colored, $1; colored, without tink, in. 25 cents; piai PIL, VIBERT & CO, 2 ‘small paper, 10 cents.— roadway. RYMOVING.PRANCH MECHANICAL LAMPS, FOR- morly 277 Broadway, now 445 Broadway, noat Canal st. Mechanical Lamps of ove Globes, Chimnics, Silk Wicks, pensions. Brackets and Stands. Leal equal to Trice, 25 per package. orders accowpanied with oash promptly attendod to, Paka, ero 04, us W. DARDONVILLE. OLD LEAF AND DENTISTS’ FOIL MANUFACTORY, 112 Franklin street, near West Broadway. The sub scriber continues to manufacture a superior article of Gold any in the city, and at, the very lowest cash enti Saspensions, Foil, $25 por oz. All J... WAUGH, EMPLE & ROBINSON, WHOLESALE COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants, Benicia ILLIAKDS! kind support’ he ha ot hy have a trial Thore who wish to tion, are most respec: be alway whether th Arende Bi 16 Verey streets, BILLIARDS!— ARCADE BILLIARD Saloon, next the Astor Hor Barclay strvets.—MICHAEL, liard Rooms, begs to return his #i merous patrons, friend: invariably received, for over throe ears, ih the above establishment. loon fs one of the largest and most commodious of the kind in the United States, and is remarkable fur the prompt and wn- ceasing attention paid to those who honor it with a visit. Mi- chase! continues that perconal superiatendence, by which he bas fecured his present extensive and distinguished connection, ‘The tables are nine in number, occupying the spacious, lofty, well furnished, and thoroughly ventilated rooms, are to be found the hest pl fact all amateurs of this noble game can convinee themselves paying & visit at their convenience, adwittedly the best player in the United’ Siat f skill with any American or for n champagne supper, or any small Gambling for money is at alltimes stri ers ¢ the game of billiards played invited to uttend, Mt py to recsive aud accommos play or not Hard Ssloon; entrance, $3 Bai sully proprictor of the Arcade Bil- and th ty, California, — entrance from Vesey and erest th: public 8 to nerally, nu r the The Arcade Billiard Sa- In them in the United States, which ‘The proprietor, now is ronily to n gensleman, ager of that kind. ly probimted. 0 pert MICHAE and 1 and $45,000 evtat obi * hereby Bt 1 noon time, for a Lo this Stock, valv Dentin terly interest wt ry hit h the suid stock. 1, to be called “The W of the year one tho notice tha 1" Monday the second day of July next, at twel of that of One Bundred Dollars rom the 12th da redeemable on the twelfth day of July in. the year ons thou- dred aud seventy-five. for the whole or any portion of #aidloan; bat no proposal will be considered which sha'l« fler loss than the par value of TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, in large or small sums, on productivereni a this city or ete 301 $200, 0) Sinking Fuud of the City of New York, hy vi t Common Councit’of sald City, p an ordinance to create a public stock or ter Stock of the City of Now nd eight hundred and fort; nd © per o Por duly Payments of prince stock on account of whieh an: #hull be deposited on or before the twelfth day of July next, to the credit of the City Treasury, at the Mechanios Bank of Now York, for account of The Water Stock of . © year one thousand eight hun- Aah depos mberlain, which must be surrendered to ti of the Cortitionte of Stock sealed up and endor-ed of Now envelop, directed to’ John I. piroller of the City of N Eaeh prop y that will be paia the aadr By order of the Comunissioners of th dOUN ST the City of the City of dred and forty-nine, given by the Cha ‘oller on York. tock; also, Comptroller's Off AGL 8,489 recgpe Retabiishmont in twelve months, composed of alt elasies of the living and deceased commu tre. gentlemen, ladie © her dietir quis ed wor af) roadway, 4th at “the he wavut Avvo, Hack Silke lateet Pe® non 8 KO ireee H.Q., box 1 where sa intery w Yor}, of ver) hen at tho Tinea bac For Cit a ITED STATES LAND WARRANTS—ONE HUN ed and sixty acr JAC at BOLIT K outcasts, vex in th ar irized at the Skylight « Country. HARRISON & Hu eet af tori n 10 CAPiTAaLists. B1F OOO CATAL TA COM nTANE od to tne charge ot A M if Hacer t to this city. {will be secured by bs year will Le p PLD jew may be | STEWART, Lthe attention ie Bank Note Ex- No, 60 Wall st. ISSIONERS OF THE eof an wd May. Apply tp th sealod proposals will be ¥: not to be opened ‘until that ayable quar- ‘The principal will be pe nex ‘Tho proposals may be al ond premium for an oporal way be recopted, receipt will be Loan York, for the AWKENCE, ew York, June Ly ¥ acres enoh, fur sale by CLE & Co. 44 Wall 8 rest. _ Bb OLIKENNBssks TA at Optical Skylight Daguer= ty, suet ns loaf divines, tailors, coblers, and is pei country. Th ie~ ve hot surpasteds if eet et, MES, No, 25d wt AY, the tadies to his yroideries and Lace Goods, any se in New hand German Hosiery, veat reduction in prices. vslin Mantillas. of the A COMPETENT ue fnor Orin rk Pout wflige, stating *hea ad C ENTREVILLE COURSE—TROTTING.—MA’ mile hoats, best in five, in harness, ternoon atSo'clock. J. Bridxos paws . JOEL CONKLIN, FAREM PARK TROTTING CouRSE—wit ednesday, June 20th, at 33, P. 3) pound Richard WM. FONNE SPLENDID FORTUSE FOR £10 OR £5,—Britannia 1b bs George tree trons o! Portraits of all horses en= er Race of 189. The e #aine leritimato and sas thove which characterised the recent The different classes of Portraits to be econd de third do. toa Portrait. Should it represont Horses it will seoure to the dl bolow. e4 jes. First Class Members £10—Seoond do, £5—Third Portrait of the. Ea Whelpley names b. g. Ned. ‘off this duy, W for $10, wile a bames sg. Mount Fuipire. Sporting Portrait Olw land.—Dy the desire of numerous will be tested asories of ougravad ribution will be conducted w honorable pring! First Cl will be entith holder the amoune sa particular Met.bor who may hold th Winning Hor Ist Class, £20000” £6,000 24 Class,’ “10,000 3,000 3d Class, 2,000 400 Immediate application sory. All letters must be accom| N. B—A momber enn have the different ela: numbers forwarded’ {nstanter. will be forwarded to dis ered for the Groat Doveaster St. Leg on rod the Winning or Starting 3 2d Horse, 3d He & 1,000 200 ‘The above suis to be paid in full te the fort the vacant Mem! da by Drafts, &. mace payable to the Sec'y, WA’ oF more + Receipts will bo duly acknowledged, und Full particulars of t subscribers, “Mart ch. hh, Plymouth, Eog- the. Cluby thete 4,000 Members to. he Race R, an exhibition on, Tuesday will perhay will wind up the skill (selentiie Gynoert Hall, Ni x hibition The exhibit 101 Bilis next, will GEORGE THOMPSON HAS THE PLEASURE OF informing his friends Ant. the pubsie that he will give outa bave the honor of intro: ucin, nover before exhibited, T. ae beth street, commencing at eight O'clock Tickets to be bad'at the doef, Sy g's dirpla Hyer an rand display © pl June 1th, when he of talent, ‘Thompson nd trial of at Ma; * Sale of Refined Sugar-- SALES BY AUCTION, M. HOFYMAN, ATCTIONBER -- THIRD SPRING . M. Hoffman & Co. will sell on Wednesday, 20th, at 12 o'clock, at tl Commercial Salos Room, corner ‘of Brond and Beaver strects, the stock of | standard befined Sugar, Co., consisting of Li tt ured bi Messrs. Woolsoy & | Crushed, and Powdered Retined in | the vawal variety of packages. Also, Syrup in barrels, Torma ate . SNOW, AUCTIONEER.—BY J, HEQEMAN—ON | {}, E.'s day, June 21, at No. 260 Rowery, between Prince | jnihe ww, and fixtures of Shelving and Drawers, Glaes | ond Honst Stere—Mar Jurs, | amp streets, the retail Dr UCTION NOTIVE.—SALE ture, this day, at’ 103g o'clock, Sproce etreet; also Standing Cask ‘Turning Laihes, ture, Machiner; chandize, 0 MACHINISTS.—WANTED—A SITUATION, BY A respectable young man, who thor in all its branches, building, draftin School, fh Paris, two yea iy techni Broome strect. A. BORS OF VALUABIE FURNI- “the Sale Rown, IL antinghouse Furni= 'd other articles of mer= THOMAS BELL, Auctloneer, hly understands 1 &e. Served | Call at aan | W4ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRT, A situation as Cook, Washer, or Ironer, housework of a Brivate family. Apply at ‘115 Hammoné | street, in the barement, or to do the | WANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN AS Chambermaid, or Nurve, and to do plain sewing. The best of city reference from her last place, Can be sven for | Pleate call at 29 Thompson street, up stairs; to | » no boarding house keeper need x three 4 Porter, and make himself genor} 413 Greenwich street, WAXSTED—A GENTLEMAN, LATELY FROM GER re Board and Lodging in a pi vate family, whore, in return, ho could make himself useful |. Greek, Pavich on: wish many, 8 to pri by teaching the Lat As also piano and singing, &e. York Post Office, NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, RE- contly arrived from Scotland, a situation in » Har ware Store, either as Account Keeper, Salesman, or to ac ly useful, as Address J. T., WANTEDIBY A PROTESTANT WOMAN, A SITUA- in Sewer, or to do light chamberwork, d ironer. Has no objection to go in the en for three days ut No, 60) Fourth street, tson as Nore Ts a good washer country. Can be fire Wanizp-4 YOUNG LADY THAT U tending a saloon. Enquire at No, 607 Broadway, this morning. NDERSTANDS ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘and to nasist in the wash- best of ay reference as to jo objection to the co try. Cau be seen for two days. Enquire ieee Crockery Stor ‘a situation as Chamber: ing and ironing. Can give tl character and capability, Pl tween Tenth and Eleventh str id, ird avonue, be- W ANZED—A SITUATION BY AN ACTIVE YOUNG Noman toco general Honsoworkin asmall privatefamily, . Has no objection te go to thecountry. The of exty reference given as to character. Please call at jancey street, up stairs, Can be soon for two days. Chambermai No. 27 Del ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, 1N A ter, and would make himsclf ful, or go in the country if required. Respects 1, or addross P. Z, 212 CaM family, as Ws enerally le reference Fifth street, an be given. Ples front room, up stai yaar era PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, A situation at chamberwo*k and, waiting, and ing. Best of city reference giver n be ween for two days. id from 3 till P. M, ease cu'l at 222 Bows ‘lease call from 10 until 12 A. a WANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK AND LAUN- dress, or to do general housework, by a competent young woman, who can give most rexpectable city references. ‘Apply at 209 Mercer street, im the ANTTED—BY 4 RESPE a rituation as Nurs todo Chi and Jane, rea CTABLE YOU (is an excellent plain sower) of berwork; the best of city reference; can be seen for vwodays. Apply at774 Washington street, between Troy NG WOMAN, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A _ RESPECTABLE young woman, as Cook, Washer and Ironer in respeo- table family; the best of city reference given. ok room, third floor. No. 9 Ben Please call at ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation to do the general housework of astnall pri- vate family; enn give tho best of city reference. Can be seen for two days if not engaged ; please call at No. 115 Allen street, im the rear, WASTED IN AN INSURA nded. A N CB OFFICE—A SMART ive boy, from 15 to 17 years of uge, who o: ress, with real name and residence, ing of applicant, bex 1867 Post Otticg. V good city reforenee, 4 Pleaso call at No.5 Hall ¢, between 6th and 7th streets; can be seon for two days. ;ANTED—BY A VERY WELL RECOMMENDED vung girl, @ situation as Chamber stomed to the care of children; id or Waiter; ix is also neat and YW ANZED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN LATE- ly from England, who writes @ goed, quick hand, isa # the French language fluent: Clerk cr Porter, or to attend a store, or any other capacity, whereby he may gain a livelihood, Would like to travel with good xécountant, and sp a gentleman to’ Europe, rences can be given. ‘ailoring E: Ninth Knows how to drive. ry Can be soon at Mr. Win, Hearn's Ablichment, corner of Twenty-fourth strect and Satiste ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, # to serve Lis time to a Shi old, wit Cutter, or Brieklayer, or eom: erly addressing H. B., 201 res ectabl jowery, Up stairs, in the TEEN YEARS p, Carpenter, Stone je trade. Can be ANTED. a situal Dresemaker; given. try, Please enquire at Ne. Ninths as Lad, ean cut ard fit wi r take care of children, Good city referen tstwnce in the country. milk and butter, rtaire. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN REQUIR’ in a private family, either as Seamast n dross making. t No. 63 Laight street; best of city re- ly competen seen for three days ference cnn Le given, 128 Avenue te, third floor, front room. PECTABLE YO. ‘a situation to do Chamberwork and W: dren, or to do the general housework of a pi No objection to go a short Understands the management of May be seen at 52 Fourth avenue, up ell. Be tin BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 8 Maid and Seamstress; ina good Janno chjection to go a short distance in the cout May be seen for this week. between Eighth and f city ‘reference 'G WOMAN, ting, to take rivate A or Can be y bermaid, yr to assist in Wa: hing travel with a lady, the rear, fam partm and English. No objection 10 go Good reference will be given. “A street. SITUATION WANTED IN A HOTEL OR PRIVATE a8 Waiter or an attendant in the culinary do- nt, hy @ young inan who understands French, German to any Fart of the country. is W. Inquire at No. 230 ddresi G WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM- and Troning, Mulberry str GEER, 73 Ludiow GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER, WISHES TO ; general housework in a small private ance in the country, ain a situatio ke care of ohildren, or to go as Laundress a short di ‘The host of city 0 call at No.7, in the rear pecond building, Chrys reference given. | LADY, WHO I8 AN EXC Address B. W. Pastry cook, We, att GENTLEMAN, WHO IAS Bi Brivish torial doparti of the most 6 pr LLENT ENGLISH COOK, wants @ situation in a private family. he office of thi Is a first-rate is paper. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY, WHO SPEAKS French, German, and a great de standing plain and fancy needlework, also hairdressing, is c say's maid. No objeo- ‘ou dvsizous of obtaining ® situation tion to fo in the country. Apply and whore it oan be se OACH WANTEIK—ANY GENTLEMAN WISHING TO dispose of a good Covch of modvrn etyly but little used, conting from 800 to $1,000, if sold cheap), by applying to i trent, personally or by letter. and originall, chaser a at 605 G WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COOK, | Waslor and Ironer, or as Chambormaid, Enquire at store 241 Bowery. of English, undi OD ROAD WAGON WANTED—IT MUS? BE IN from # good maker, giving desoription, low A he: : Wie Rantevy 70 The boss city | Can rth etreet. 68 Blooming- ¢ peive for cash, | perienced ou 8 open at BGWERY THEATHR—DENEFIT OF Miss MARY PAY LOR—Wedn ening, Juno 20, will be performed HONE! }OON—The Duke Aranza, Mi iano Mise (Wenger ¥ ‘llanos Mise (Went To be followed by th Renard, Mr Gui hg) Nai 74 Ow Atte aleb be 20, will 4 ‘arolit bleh, TAREE YEARS A! Chapfran: pe Tobin, Mr. c.Bane: Oh Eleld; Lisey.” Bliss Meetay a ae with » Chi cy han Bradford, Mi be to rk—Mose, Mr. ¥S ire M tharos M. ie Meadows. Ure? AN BRADFORD eld; Ann Bradford, Mies Mes'aver, urtain rises at 7X; boxes 250.; pit Zio. c by tley, Mii anor: Mice rt Hoos iH 004) Mr. C. Bi we ROADWAY THEATRE,—; RagA AE THEATRE MEE 4. MARSHALL, PO Peg Mth, will be performed, forthe rth t F) ERK Ti Phen oily Ting | Grecian ehiet, Odyenee % as, ‘second of a % Mint St. "Clair, Nicettn: Mime. Meee of the TARY 4 OY altets . Cor- Third NATIO. Rorsignon, conclude with! THE Dunn; 50 ets,; U, Dindtm Me . im : ; ZoNelde, Mise a. Faylor; 1 Tioxes, 25 cts Camilla, Pit, 134; Curtain risns at Tis o'slock. ECHANIC'S HALL, No. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN Grand and Bi —OPEN EVERY EVENING DURING THE WERK, and every i fursher notice, the original and well CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS— organized 1842; the oldest ished compan; the sos Ores ee egro fs originators of the Fesoees fn this olsyy durin ieee ee at eight o’cl idence of th y consists of ten performers, Doors open at seven; Coneert commer An afteruoon Concert pe mencing at three o'clock, Pe mnt ry Saturday, co1 he direct EDNESDAY EVENING, comedy of JOLY BULL— oregrine, Mr. 1 Y. a Dennis Brule ay | Brow is , Minn ruigruddery, firs. Hughes. Overtures to Der Freyachuss stra. ‘To conclude with SUCIA ISM, or Modei put in Praclice—Mr. M Burton; Mr. Fourier Grisley, Mr. Brougham; Mra. Meni Mise Barbor; Mary, Miss Hiffert. Boxes, Dros Circle, a Racquets ‘amily Circle, 25c. Doors open at 7; ourteim se é ROOKLYN ATHEN £UM.—MILITARY GARDEN (TER Niblo‘’s of Brooklyn).—Proprietor, Fdward Mortoi Manager, W. Morton ; Stage Manager, J.B. Gilbert. Ope ‘YY evening during the wook, the following talented ‘eflicient company:—Mr. Waloot, Mr. John Dunn, "that Jack,” Miss Sinclair, Mrs. Hautonvill, Mr. Bass, Pierpoti, Mey. Meyers, Mo srs. Pradshaw, Byrne, Lit Nelson, &o., &e., who will apped inthe most popular avlebrated dai Songs, Dances, & Malvina, will ap) hi efficient and art Le Brun, Admittance, 25 cents. Tickots for ous Hotels and Music 8 of Brooklyn. TP HE onnat cain this country” crusidie'el & of al mle heir A, struments of Balt pri CARD—HAVING U rent sou} the Sixth ave MUSEUM, 699 BROADWAY, ince ¥' rests, and the only one im ¢ number of life size ¥iqures ‘al hundred Chinese Paintings; 8; Models of Pago- cimens of Chinese Manufao~ Riculvural and Mechanical Implements, In- » Lanterns, &e. &e, {i110 P.M. daily. ' Admittance 2 oon 6t@ af a gr 1 claseee ; ue be’ Stores and V Hy and the public in ‘general, that 1 aia the above esta! Notice. as the Mi in the world. blishn odeon C cert ompletely briltanew, and will September, im w style oupe or t Open ty; children under 12, bout to open a Cou othod of inf in cH Late of the Me HE PREMISES HERETOFORE KNOWN j on, No, &3 Bowery, will bo pen again on ur before 0M CHARLES Manager and Pro ‘rom 9 A. M. simiiar place WHITE, tetor. one COTTAGE, HOBOKEN —GRAND INSTR al Concert, by ‘Gung’ 21st turdo Bot i Sixteen instrumental performe celebrated Ban d, and Monday 25th of June, he aflernoon. MENT | on Thursday ommensing of the ramatic OWARD ATHENAUM. R. Thorne, having leased the above establ the intention of opening tho same on or about the Aucust, respestfully annsunces to the ladies and gentlumen Fofession that he is prepared to make ar- Fangements tor the approaching season. (port paid) addressed to C. Ry Coive immediate attention, —THEATRICAL NOTICE.—C. i MORNE, Boston, will re- iment, with th of ommunications Will please make application (poet © HARL SR. 7 OTICK.—BEACH STREET MUSEUM, BOSTON.—THE above beautiful establishment willopen early in August, Ladies und Gentlemen desirous of obtaining sigagemonts, to ASTLE GARDEN—FRENCH & HEISER, PROPRIB- tors.—Suminer Fetes!~A Promenade Concert!—A Ball! Programme for Wednesday, Juno 20. First Part—Grand Ju- bilee Overture, Germania; Song, MIL G uartette, Mr. Distin and sons; Wal isa M. O'Connor; Pot Pourri, Germania, Seon Grand Overture, Germania; Irish Ballad, Mile. Lovarney. To conclude with DISTIN’S MILITARY, QUADRILIR. Immediately after the, t, the floor will be cleared for Dancing, which will continue til) 11 o'clock. Max Marot- 2ek, Musical Diveetor. Tickets 25 cents, Doors open at 65 Concert to commence at 734. AKNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. 7, BARNU: Manager and Proprietor; J. Greenwood, jr, Assistan Manager. “Splondid performances avery aftorndon, a and every evening at Bo'elock. Ono wook more of brated, Wontertul, and extraordinary Quaker GI Giantess, the most tremendous speciivens of by exinte Great W » the Yankee Comed engaged for another w it weok of White’ and popular band of Euhio of Nogro Minstrols in the United States, Barton, Misa Stanhope, Miss West, Mr. Chapmat land, Mr. Clarke, &e..&0. Wax Scripture representations of the Siamese Twins, M: the Fortune Taller. Admission to the whol ASTLE GARDEN—THE SUBSCRIBERS, INTEN DING to give a series of Grand Promenade Concerta on the game magnificent ‘d plan as that adopted by bratod Juli din Paris and Londo: sical artist speotability, who’ wish to om afm (in, writing) to, inet ree jones, Corhyn an in FRENCH © URISER, farly suthorined jarclay street, N 0 VIOLIN PLAYERS, —PROFRSSORS AND smateurs are informed, that they can now procure Strings for Violins and Guiters that will bo warranted te Aland at concert piteh, or a note above if desired, at S. | JOMNSON’S Music Store, No. 166 William rtreo Instruments for sale ; repairing, &e., a8 usual musio, &¢, ONTINENTAL LODGE, NO. 117, 1. 0, of O. F.—BRO- d that the Lodge has been pareieutnely,e- | BARS, N. G, thers—You are hi 33 Camal street, rmoved to quested to a 108. B. SPEULAL NUTICHS. reby 100'y. infor You are IL B. URY NOTIC: OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER TO BB LET. eens | Tor27, WITH STEAM POWER.—THE THIRD AND fourth stories and basement of n Nos. 29 and 31 Gold atreot, to lot wil Foome are well lighted. Possession. given July. R. HOE & Cr tire proof building im power. The F before the let of Jurors, New City Hall, Park.—All persons by law ex~ | empted from the verformance of Jury Duty in the City and | room; County of New York, and who have not reported their ex= | emption for registration at this office, are hereby notified a= cording to law, to produce evidence of their exemption before | the Commissioner, in order to prevent the insortion of thoir names on the Petit Jury List of the next year. gording such exemption day, June 80th, (inclusive) between from Mondas tween 3 and 6 o'clock, daily. ‘une 18th, to Satu ‘and o'clock, and bi WM. A. WALKER, Commissioner of Jurors, | Time for re~ EW YORK & HARLEM RAIL ROAD COMPANY.—THE econd dividend & Harlem Rail 18 Road Com; SAN'L, ay tl of Ju ATC ito roferred atock of the New York pany, at the rate of eight per cent, er Annum, will be paid at the office of the yon Kow, on and after Tu ‘The transfer books of the pr ha 23d day of June to the Ath day ompany, N third day of July ni red stock will be closed from | Dated June 19th, RD, Treasurer, ANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY FOR THE CON- ‘atruetion of Railroad neross tho Isthmus of Panama,— Subscriptions for the Capital Stock of this Company, to the amount of $1,000,000, ndurersed to the Commissioners, under in each share subscribed, will bo of the State of New York, Wall street, Shares $100 exc! seal, and enclosing received at the Ban on Wednesday, the 27th inst, Soription to be binding until the whole amountii and Pamphlet, contain tion, may be had at the Bank, A Pro pect 10 apo June WILLIAM H. ASPINWALL, JOHN L. STEPRENS, HENRY CHAUNCEY, inf ing necessary informa foo No sub- ubseribed. missioners. | Pescesaion given on or before lat Ju NO LET.-THE FIRST STORY OF BUILDING NO. Gold stroet, well lighted, suitable for a store or ware- will be let very low for tho remainder of the yeas. ly. HOKE CO.. 45 Gold street. OTTAGE TO LET IN ASTORIA—A COMFORTABLE low- built cottage and garden in’ the village of Astoria, situated in the main street, near by the steamboat landin, ‘The house has six rooms and a good cellar, water at hand an | cistern at door; several Isabella grape-vines in full bearing, Englivh cherry-trees, large size,fruit nearly ripe. To mgood tox nant it will be let on moderate terms. The house has recently Uwen repaired, The conveyance to the city by steamboat is six t day, and by the ferry and third avenuo overy lifteen For te ae apply to. FERRARI, 5 Vesey , Astor House, or o . O. THORBURN, Astoria. MEDICAL, D®, WHEELER, OCULIST, 29 GREENWICH STREET, devotes his exclusive attention to Diseases of the E Artificial Byes, inserted, of which he has just importo: | beautiful collection from Paris. Office hours from 8A. M. to 1 | o'clock, P. M.A pamphlet containing many remarkable cures effected by Dr. Wheeler, can be had gratuitously, a an be had w pamphlet gr: of troating the affections of those del 8d edition of his popular ‘Lreative on the Eye. Artiticial Eyes inserted. OTICE—THE COPARTNERSHIP OF HERMANN Deicke and Hermann Woblers, has this day dissolved by JABKMANN DeiCK mutual consent. o'clock, A. HERMANN WOULERS, OTICE.—PERSONS HOLDING TICKETS FOR THE third Anniversary Excursion of the 'd the steamboat St. N inst.,a$ hulf past eight ht Guard, las, foot —— OR SALEZ.—A BAY HORSE, 15 HA in single or double harn bas trotted a mile in 2m, ud can trot a Island, Apply at 127 G KOR SALE, NDS HIGH, KIND 4 atres a’ beautil ever the Union Course, No iu 2m, 60s. in harness, or no sale, je nag, FOR, S4UE @ SHARES OF NEW YORK, ALBANY and Buffalo Telegraph Company Stock. 50 each, and the company have decla er annum since its conn: per cent siness is rapidly increas: opportunity is '& good one. "No bid Letters red dividends at about cement, and the bu- about to invest, the ceived mt le TAYLOR BROTHER, 76 Wall stre WITH FULL FIXTURES, rt of the city, with dressed R, F,, this of- ‘The shares are RA errr HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN, New York and Liverpool, hetwe Steamships, betwe Lifwx to laud a Boston and Liverpool, calli mails and passengors, nre in — America, Capt. Harrison, from N. York, Wed'day, 6th May. Hibernia, “ ~ Stone, « ‘Zi, Crnada,” “ Judking, beh Calidonia, “* Leite,’ 6th June, Niagara, Ryrio, 4 bed th Europa, “ Lot . «te 4 Combria, “ Shannon, ‘ N. “th Awerica, “ Hurrivon, “ Boston,’ 4th July. ‘An experienced Surgeon on board. Freight will be charged on apecie beyond an amount for persoval expenses. Ali jot- pers must passthrough the P oe g. Poston to Liverpool “hs | For freight or paasaye a ip. CUNARD, Je. 88 Brondway. tors and pi from New scoond do., SHIPPING. Oftce. Passage First Cabin, $1203 R. MAIL 4 receive 0 ACKETS FOR HA Baltimore, R. D. Conn, will BOYD & COND LIN i om th E. 88 Int of July. Tt SHIP Wall atrect. HE MAIL STEAMER FALCON, TOR CHAGRES.-- | this fine steamer, with the agres, Via Havana and New Orleans, yage, two or more ‘The owners will despatel government mails, for C on the 28th Jui ne instant, persons, who embarked at purposes, were the cause of some dif dagninst a similar occurn ship will, on each trip to Chagres, and return thence via New ‘On her return voyage, she made shorter timo than had ever before been known; having reached this port in half days from Haw odati vana. To Orlea: thanfour and ty, and excellent accom: by'any fea steamer afloat. conveyance offers the most | desidérable medium of communication with the Isthmus of Pana Passengers at a distance are recomm: ed to make early appli steamers from will avoid onn sage to Chagre lower cabin, the city ean amount, The manner. double, «i otherwise be found. on for state Pan: ecese eH Aft $100; steerax Feoure a Falcon is ‘The xeeommodations for On’ the this po: room| LIFOKNIA, VIA HAV jagres.—Mail line, Thursday, sand staunch double engit above, with the Unitod July. lust a, th RTS, den culty und dela 4 VA, NEW ORLEANS, sth Ju 'y’ delay and expense at F saloon, $150; forward saloc $80 and found. Per: passage by forwarding o1 000 tons burthen, built in the bei nger t qualled, and bein, ‘ance of speed and safety thancaa sage ox freight, apply to OB: tly for sinistor u in fature, the r specd, safe~ | i ‘passed | M. P.—THE CURIOUS WILL FIND UPWARDS OF + nine hondred antograph letters fevm the most tistin~ uiehed men of the age, including Statesmen, Philosophers, Poets, Kings, Emperors, and some of the indepaudeat Sove- reigns of our own country, who have certified tu the efficacy of Lynn's Magnetic Powder, for the destruction of Bed Bugs, ‘ockreaches, Kc. Depot, 420 Broadway. © CURE NO PAY.—DR. CORBITT, 19 DUANE ST., may be vontulted on the treatment of corain delicats diseases. A practice of sixteen years devoted to the treat~ ment of delicnte 8 enables Dr. C. to cure the wrat torm of this disease, Recont cases cured im three days. Ne merenry used, i. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE in the treatment of tation for skill in th years is pre-eminen STREET, SO WELL KNOWN The Doctor's re~ brought ally cured. Recent cases cured im RACTITIONERS OF MEDI- feionds of the sick, are to transfer those persons intended for the , necompanied by a brie® history of the case, with the treatment of the disease. Hitherto, most of the patients received have been professionall for hours at their homes, pullie institute Such ¢ CARD.—PRIVATE cine, Ward Physicians. and th especinily request Hospi immedia: attondyd d have not been transfarred to tho nd the reson of medical still. i évident to every considerate mem Ye oumunity, lind far better be allowed to remain at their residences for afew hours longer, were, if there is the least chance for recovery, it would not be dustroyed by the Cxposure and exhaustion attendant « removal. Al. F. VACHE, M.D, Physician to the Wiilinm streot Hospital. WM. P. BUEL, tre street Hospital, NB. BECK, M. D. JOSEPH M. SMITH, M.D. SAML. W. MOORE, M. D. Published by order of the Sanitary Committse of the Board of Liealth JAMES KELLY, Chairman. CiOLER4 PREVENTIVE AND CURE.—THE astaTl@ Live Drops (an East India preparation, ) is « ¢ thin and never failing preventive of the Cholera; itis alo a ositive cure if, taken in the early stagesof the disease, The late Dr. Gram, of New York city, proscribed the above pre~ ration in over 4) cases of the Cholera during (832; Dr. Burrows, of Philadelphia, also prescribed itin over 200 casen, Neither of the above physloiaus lost a single patient man, Womanand child, should purchase a boteimmodiaccly, audkeep itin their pockets. rice # cents, G. W. Childe & C wle Proprietors, Philadelphia; C. H. Ring, aly Agent for New York, 182 Broadway. By Mrs. Hayes, 18% Fulvom , Brooklyn, N. Y., and at No. 50 Court "get, Boston, R. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “PRACTICAL PRI ‘vate Trentise,” &o., $3 Greenwich street—Oihoe hours, 8 to 12 A. M., 6 to9 P.M. (Sundays exeepted.)—Those who py in the ‘onrly stagen wil bo surprised ai the rapidity and fictle incon attending their euro. It is chiefly, how= over, those who havo suifered from a covtain class of people, who cam properly appreciate his serv its first, or incipient, to its more stage: ractice,) he can am ry 0: sy and radical cure, whieh, —the 4 of every gr: machinery ost street. F% SAN FRANCISCU, VIA CHAGRES—ON 354 ¢ay, June Wth.—The well known steamship CRESC: CITY, Stoddard, wn , June $06, ing in communi anply to The new steamship EMPIRE CIT ‘cwmmander, will anecee ‘and sai! for Cha; res on tho 17th July. ares attaches 3.0. Wil frow time to moe in F er, will leave for Chageos, direc er 2 North River, a he Pacis Oregon and ie ENT Om S o'clock P. of duly. ‘Th aving arriv isnow open for direct and rapid For freight or passage, J. HOWARD & SON, 34 Broadway, ranciaeo. ¥, 200 tons burchen, d ‘the Crescent City, Both ships have ex- sel, of ne purpore, am and cab fs comfort About 2 trim, w: tocure passage on applying to POR CALEY As ted up with handsomely furni: length, embracing will ail about the l very probability of makin forming a 6. B ir Ww passenge piiteb chin’ hot Jul It for the oxprens J stato rooms, very conve and in ballase OK QUES ViCT be is a rem! accommoda BAN about bat J ons for RANcise 0 arkably fast Tags ply om board, at Plor No. = ey te D. FOWLER. 86 Watt st., of fitteen 3 sen gers, the su wishes to obtaim a situation, f1S1S AND DRUGGISTS.-a ONT! y qualified to take. cha Address W. MAN, of a Drug Sore, HL, No, 2at Thizd —A BOAR: quiet fami'zy, floor, Pr ows Tequir’ ai,” Address HANQSQMELY PURNISERD ety with Boardg wre Lady, or 8 L oh a Lady wha way and Canal A. M. B.” Herald b ROOMS. TWO PARLORS ON FIRST lor and Padroom on second floor; also, ono single room and attio evom, to les at Lit Fvauklin stroat, either with or withant ‘ssard, ebildren, from access to the’ eit leis F directed toy, immediate atter fon, MIGRANT A StreOt, ‘9 dob, ‘at age of t Gad of now ab ve burt eg, m gare cu port went or eiipice, threriaty declin , Fiatoves, and Stock, tor, Weing situ +0! ate With every conv Wid OARD WANTED) IN TUR COUNTRY jebee to lft POR TWO 3 A place of eas fate charges 1s requisite, ity now nine hea BOARKDING HOUSE, 62 G ‘Lo persons desirous of et ter’ { Avees, ahd will dirpore of (cheap, for cas) toe Fat » New York Post Oitive, will meee with, ENWICKHL con the rercnta teal, ag th, wishes to ive ‘The house tv doug & groas hes Towa! tty fy the 6 Apo ty, and odjately ta ¥ York JW. MLWELLL & CO. —The first of HLA, Capt. W | greater part of ‘her “carco engaged, ‘will s ing ship, and has superior vs. For freight or passage, North River, or to v, ny CALIFORNE a8 superior fast sai 7. pson, hi about Ist 57 Seuth st, tH AN EXVEIJENCE OP ars in prepa stores for Ships ad Pas becribescontdontly offers his services to par orof ores will be pat nding to take the woy bo had estimates for person: in ‘Use Tsthinus, or fur the longer route, A. KEMP, 110 Wall stapot New Vork. EW YORS, JUNK is, 15. 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