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f absence of outsiders will not seriously incon. venience them, but the momont they are eompeliod Jock for a market—the moment they have to reelise—that moment prices must give way, aud 4 rapid depreejation take place There is not a single fancy stock in the list, depending upon its real merits—not one in which there {x any eouneetion between actual and market value—not one but that is inflated by the most artificial means, the current price of whieh is not likely to be depreciated ly th: mort trivial unfavorable eveat. Even government seourities are held to such an extent on speculition, that 2 few turns of the serews upou the money market, or any important adverse polities! movement in this country, or in Europe, would send them tumbling down several per cent, The stock market is, in our opinion, subject to great and su tien thy tations, and destined, before the japse of many days, to experience a eollapse, ruinous to holders of nnguarantied uuproductive securities The whole of Burope is in s very unsetiled, ds Ouz condition, and we must be prepared for an aphen- ving of the diecordant clements at work below the surface of society, partieularly on the continent, whieh, when once more ia operation, will perfeet the PUrpores so imperfectly accomplished by the recent Political revision, Revolutions never go backward be as true now as ik was fifty years ago, and we shall soon Fee its full force illustrated, The covernments of the old world have merely been patehed ap, and they all stand upon a very slim foundation, The atrempt made in 1848, to overthrow and destroy the old monar. ebies, wax partially unsuceessfal; but the people have | Jearned their power, and will never be content until it ia used to its utmost. Like the lon who has tasted Diood, they will never be rativtied until they have sati- ated their appetite. The result of the first effort, has taught them discretion. and the next grand demon- etration made, will, without donbt, sweep away every vestige of loyalty, und sow the seeds of repablicanism | broadeast throughaut the entire continent. The | people are only slumbering. the democracy ef the old world is merely dormant, the real | vepublicans of Franee are biding their time, and when they awaken. it will be in their full strength = and dogged determination to compicte the great work | a Degun in 1848 .and to establish the form of government | their hearts and souls have been so long yearning for. It is now merely a question of time. Republicanism | reigns supreme in the minds of the masses, in the old world as well as the new, and it must have vent. The policy pursued by the governments of the most revo- Yuticnary countries on the continent, is, of all others, best enleuluted to feed and fun the flame that is des- tined to consume them; and it certainly appears as though they were trying to see how much the peopte eould be oppressed-how much tyranny and taxation they would or could bear, before they would rise in their might, and shake off their oppressors. It seems to be the fate of the people of France to bo eursed with a bad government. The election of Louis Bapoleon was a fatal mistake. We have made such mistakes in thie country, and may do so again; but we have so much faith in that great regu- Jator—the ballot box—that we patiently bear the evils of imbceile eabincts, and learn from expe- rience to put no faith in no-party promises. The people of France have not yet learned that, after all, the great reyolutionizer, is the sitent but all-powerfal arbitrator, the batiot box; and tt will be years before they will appreciate the privilége of wniverral franchise. It is the impression of many in- | teiligent politicians in France, that there will be no at- tempt made to overthrow the present government of that country, that the most radical republicans will wait the general election, and then put in power those who advocate their principles, and are deeply imbued with any or all of the popular isms of the day, The sucecks of the socialists, in the elections which have reeently taken place. and the ease with which they have carried their point in the principal departments, would certainly warrant «uch a conclusion; but the people of France have no ordinary evils to eontend against, the masses have no ordinary burdens to bear, and, lovg before the general election arrives. thetr backs y be broken and crushed to the ground. The truth of the remark, “whom the gods with to destroy, they first make mad,” is forcibly litustrated in the policy pursued by Louis Napoioon aud his advirers and adherents. They are hastening their own destrustion, by the restrictions placed apon the press, by the imprisonment and banishment of political opponents, by the enormous expenditures o the trearury, by the rapid inerease in taxation and o the public indebtedness. We doubt if the people of France will peaceably put up with thea things for two yours; it ie mot characteristic, and therefare mot to be expected. ‘The eondect of the regiment referred to in our Inst seeounts frem France, shows that the army is a very slender reed for the government to lean upon for aup- port; and ® greater revolution has probably taken piace in the minds of the soldiery, in relation to the government of Louis Napoleon, than in any other elass fo the eountry, and very little dependence can be piseed upon them, to put down any popular political movement onthe part of the people. We should not be surpriced to reeeive by any steamer, advices of a movement made in Paris to revolutionize the govera- ment. Such an event is not far distant, and the ele- ments are at work that must surely bring it about. Pranee will be, as she has ever been, the leader in the next political revolution in Europe. andit it will «pread from Parise to all parts of the Continent with « rapidity ond Intensity, never before realized in the progress of euch @ movement. The next time ft will be thorough complete. Tt will not leave ove stone of a single menarchical government in Europe wpon another, and as for Kings, euporors, or anything else of a royal order, they are doomed to an- nihilation, In France, Prussia, Austria, Hungary, Po- Jend, and #0 on through the whole contineat, repubil- caniem will stride with terrifie power. For a time apereby will reign triamphaut over the ruins of thrones and monarchs, and many years mast elapse before a firm and proper government will arise from the wreeks around. The people of Europe are not yet prepared for self government. They must be properly educated before they can consolidate the principles of republicaniem in one perfeet whole; but they are on this account not less disposed or determined to com- menee the great work of reformation. Although we stand aloof and take no active part in the political revolutions of the old world, we aro, by no means, disinterested rpectators, of indifforent as to the reeult. So faras we can ald them by encouragement and sympathy, we have ever been foremost, aod we do not object to share our portion of the secrifies Ina fuancial and commercial point of view, re sufferers by any derangement of the political systems of the old world. Any change is, for the time, injurious to our mort importantintereste; but, as the great pioneer in repablicaniem, we must bear patiently any temporary oril caused by others following the example we have set For a time, the warkets of Furope would be destroyed for our staple exporting products, and all the ramifien- tions of trade deranged; but altimately our pro«perity would be immeasurably augmented, oar commercial position advanced, our population inereased by emi- gration, our resources more rapidly developet hy the addition of foreign capital; and as the people of the eld world, woder @ more liberal form of gow 4 more ¢eonoiaical administration of public affairs, an ‘extinguishment of the enormous public debts moderate taxation, anda more equal distribution of property progressed more rapidly in national prosperity. indi- should find greater markets for our principal products and manu- an increased trade between Europe end America, To realize thie desirable state of things, we must pass through « trying and dangerous ordeal— éommercially in America, politically in Europe; and thoe who ro manage their business as to be prepared for coming events, will be able to ride the storm, less epprehenrive ot danget and distress ‘Ki Paty TO ANY PERSON wg ANTED—A SEAMSTRBSS, Wants, Who [8 EITHER French or German, who is quick with her needle ‘and As desirous of gettiog perman to the dewk of Laas ol W4step Py A RE a ritvatic , and abs yee fur ti o as Chambermaid, » und work fore fa roridenee of the BCT ABLE yours a of childrea, general easeantes oo een ak SS Gi oer of Thircy-Afth wurwet, a Apply Washer and the conatry. Wanitsats A RESPROTABLE YOUN oner, J ANTED—T country, a te ANTED isa pola we ean b between of referen Mus Washer and Be 0 GO A SHORT. middle aged A young child and vl refer ECO, a berwork and kay VATION, BY A ra} honse od Washer and iro Mat No, 407 Sixth avenue SITUATION, BY & RESPECTARLE of DISTANCE iN Sooteh wor mberwork of & Ay A SITUATION, RY & RESPECTARL 4 woman, to do the WOMAN, to do Kes city reference An, vo poly at Gt Kw of a small Good vit ty-fonrt & private froave, and ne wire SPECTABLE W ANTE sr R young woman, who will take chamberwork, or do the general howsework of ¢ family, and Is anost to take eure nd make herself gem useful, Can be seen for two days by eattiug at house 113 th street, N. ¥.,om the third Hoor, upataire, Has best of city refer Ww: to the country PANTED—BY A RESPEC ANTED-RY A with w eity family. Ph TABLE RESPE TABLE PROT ung Womhn, situation as Cools im 4 private family, and toaseiat in washing and ironing; has no objec we ing PROTESTANT amber work Can be seen for two Address H. E., | in Thirteenth street, between Avenues A and B, first Boor, front | room of 7 ANTED 456 Greewwich street, in the stor ANTED—A LADY, WEL MApAgeme a situation ax Ht rage estisblishs et, for on herself useful im that ea) situation be respectable ity Teference etven. BY AN AMEK asituation ty at . AC aca y of and ‘ee d permanent. ad children. ne wekeoper, or as Arsistant He ‘nt, oF La manage a smatt family, and ¥, om moderate terms, if the TED WITH T! POURTEEN ‘Apply at td, wishes f keeper, in make at ag Frank~ i young ¥ has no olject TED—BY A RE: situation " g store, he best of e STABLE urse, of city refer ee, Please call at nits ae eared Plodse call at 1 MARRIED WOMAN, Sho isa neat seamstress, o. Ela TED! nurse or laund bY A RES bY A RE: al housework, plain cooking, We CTABLE WOMAN, A ation w do the general housework and ehamberwork, e reference can be given. Col) at G6 Houston street. in Uae baker's store, near We aAstep—a sire, ATION, young woman, to do gen Plea: PECTABLE or the washing and froning of « small private family, and is very know ledgeabl Section to go ash table gir baker, in street, Bro yould de Has good city Green street, in ¥ TANTED—A WHITE MAN, AS COACHMAN.—Nt need apply but those who understand their bus { ereaee- Apply al 233 Washington street, oe and are y between ANTED—RY A HIGHLY Woman, a situation ss do general house tofoa city reference, University P y J ANTED—A WV “be young chamberwork willing front room. ANTED—BY siton! her jaet place fi cond ity referenc ront room. ig preferred, for three days. NTED—BY A RESPE \ ‘® sitnation as children chamberwork, and. a: U ree d SITUATION woman, to do hort distance im the ec the 1, whe Lived fe © years BY A REST pectuble private, fa mail and reference. the barement. humbermaid ework in a private fai Twelfth st 4 assist with go ashort distance in the country, city reference, for honesty, sobriety, ‘per! Pieate enil, for two days, at 113 Muiderry etree T to-day, 3B milk and butter, if required. ntry. be given if required, No od= Good city and | of American inventions have lately been, sold at handsome plivation, Please call at | TION, AS FIRST RATE COOK, or, in a Fsepectable private family, by a one Family. Please call at No. 178 Third aveaue, The Wastes TABLE, YOUNG WOMAN, @ situation as Cook, Washer and Troner, Apply at 35 State | | and st | nithed at the shortest not a first, TABLE YOUNG WOMAN, Nain sowing, OF iat in washing and ironing. Please call for two days at 12), RESPECTABLE YOUNG and OF tO Mas uo otjectio fas Ve he very best o! » corner of BY A VERY RESPECTA- chamberwork and waiting, or washing and ironing. Ly yo tho BOSE of | yt + firs tress, A KPSPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, & om as Chambermaid or Waiter, or to do the go- | Reral horework of « small private family. Can bo soan ab First avenue, corace of Se~ | residue of the purchase m WANTs. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE middie aged woman, as ebildren’s nvese. and to do pisin sewing OF shombarenge. in a private family: bas no Shjection ta go a short distance in the couutry.. Goat ree ferene Can be seen for (wo Please call at Ne. % basis *. Frankfort street. UNG ce references from the last Can be sev at as Mose this et fomilis velt etree SPHEIAL NOTICES. ICIPAL.—MAYOR’S OFFICE, MEMPILLS, PREL Ve —Resclved, By the Mayor and Alderiaaa of the fe requested to insert in M ty of Memphis, That the Mayor vars o the aphis, also in one paper in the cities of New York, Philadelphia, and New Orleans, requis ersons holding the bonds vr liabilities of Memphis or mpiis to report the same to the Mayer. with the date, number aad amount of said bonds wr liabilities. HICKMAN, Mayor, @ity of Me i we MEMBERS OF TI Freehold Build fret weekly payment on Monday © No. 464 Peael street, By order of the ed to mn. IP ebet ir tho Bl inst., at RISK VOLUNTEERS, NINTH 1B Persie —Verwons wishing to join the Bs Regimen t, vevening 20d inetant, ne Ad Ninth Troop are requested te artood, Gt, GEORGE'S SOCIETY THE SIXTY. FOURTH AN- niveroury Dinner will (ake plac: or House, om Tuoulay next, 2id inst. Vor tickets apply, ta the Stewatle, Alfred Waller, 120 Peart sirect, Joseph Ce Wells, 18° Wall street, J.T. Walker 38 Exchange M.D. 13 Warren street AMDEN AND AMUOY KATLROAD LINE vor Pihivaciphia art cetoete A. Mand helfepaae Lovelock . M,, by steamboat JOUN POTTER, daily, Sundays ¢ 1, North River. Fare, rst © ace, J, W. Tbradshaw, EUROPE.—THE UNUSUAL ACTIVITY which prevails in the machine shops and factories of England, and some of the continental Staves, offers great in ducement to inventors to secure patente abroad. A nuanber ‘ices. Parties can letter or other Fall street. tain every information om a at the office of J. P. PY PRICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS-LIGUT COMPANY, Aprils, 18H0—The President and Directors have this day dcelared 9 divi ital stook of & company, tor the wi ng last, pay: to the stockholders on and after Wodnostay, Ise of May ‘The trarsfer book will be closed {row the 25th instant until that date. By order. CL, EVERITT, Secretary, ILLINOIS AND MICILIGAN CANAL —NOTICE 18 herets that the Board of Trustees of the Tin and Michi yea al will offer for sale, at public auetio the city of C -comunencing on the Wth day of May next, T7e0N acres of land, lying cn both st Fishin fe miles of the rame, and between Chien le. ‘The Board will also offer, at the same time, all the mnsold Jota belonging to the canal, in the eity of Chieago and towns of Lockport, Juliet, Du Page, Kawkakec, Morris, Ottawa and La Salle. ‘The terms of sile are one the wy in three anaual instalments, ith interest at six per cont. per annum, payable annually, inndvance. The sale is made wader authority granted by the State of Hlinols, as set forch in the acts of February 2st, TSG, Sarch et IM49, and in the deod of trust executed by the Governor of the State, June 28th, 1840, corded i counties of Cook aud Will, Ww LE EPH B. WEL! sand Michigan ad, (009 will be paid on the of the | r ELL KNOWN FIRM OF COOMBS ANDERTON have removed their places of business from 5 Mercer street and 43% Broadway to 142 Minow rand street, “near Treadway, they will keep ¢on= antly on hand a large cut, of Show) and ter Cases, of sil ver, rosewo: ls of door and aa pla s for steamships . rails for steamboats, of brass or plated, fur~ also, butt binges, stair &e.; locks, door knobs, faucets for Croton water, &e. plated in the best possible manner shes of silver or brass made at the shortest notice. Jewellers and fancy store poo ig are respectfully requested to take notice of this as the subscribers have lately mide oases for Bailey & Co., Philadelphia; K.& A. Can i, Bailimere: Blyan & Baiewis, Columbus, Oktor and stmerses evhery trom all of whom they have received letters of commendation for supe- | Tior Workivanship, &e. — COOMBS & ANDERTON, 142 Grand stroet. k walnut, | pine, & imber plates, berth aud state MISCELLANEOUS. apm i & BON, iinet 4 FO! MDERS, OOM. avery stiels wevereney. for oats a Printing maul Th ing eat terials on whi Gn: GOLD! Gor. did epe of Gold, f FOUR LARGE AND SPLEN- sale at Fay & Wilson's, Bro~ 1GH POLISH—LEE'S STEAM IMPROVED BLACKING wrenily admitted to be far superior to any nied, for its poouliar preservative softening qualities the leather, and fur its eaquisite brilliant jet black lustre, Properties entirely unriv: N. B. For the gonuine arti= cle, apply to the only warcohouse, No. 1 Jolin street, cormer of ee ent eee» Character aud eapatali a gitmati ipoaimg, oF et the best of or, front Foom, ontil Weedned: ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT | as Chambermaid, and to do the fini ty referones , SMART, YOUNG Shambermaid aud Waiter, or as ebild: GIRL, private family, She has sctable private family, vit you please to iuquire ‘ow 19 o'clock, she has lived in the very best of families. Please cali at 1704, Woorter street, between Bloocker street and Houston. Can be sewn for two days if not BY A RESPECTABLE ald oF Waiter, Can have tyro yen Ww ANTED~ care of chitarem, -A SITUATION, “aan, we ChB ver ima private family, aragod eto tal reference from hee last place, and ean be seen for throa days at 1 Bim etree ANTED—-A SITUATION BY young woman, as plain Cook; te fromer, and hi Well reoommended frou her last ANTED — «itl, and irover. ms good pial no objecti: A Site amo ferences giren. dave. id city be vaeen for two “BY A RESPECTABLE She is @ first rate washer | Apply at 103 West | ¢ a pent cf ity te Sonee street. y ANTED— ¥ and enn get th Apply ot HY Twelfth stree 7 ANTED—BY A YOU do general ls as Covk, and no o tax Chambermai nce given seen for two days. A SITUATION, an, a8 Cleat BY A host of © ‘ve soon for two days. .reteronce fromm he . between Fifth and Sixth avenues, BY TWO RESPECTADLE YOUNG GIRLS, jeotions to washing and Waiter, Please call at No. 35 Great RESPECTABLE | bermaid, Waitres owork ina small family, ace. ‘So: fires rate cook: ehe ean bake, and i a first rate washer and ironer, Has the best of city reference. Lan ne We ne ina apn BE als ina fret! _be soon for two da: a, of sabe privace protestant family. f eity and cou Ht frome it irony the othe 'y reference Ki w TANTED-DY A RESPECTARLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion ae Cook; she understands hee busi ANTED—A SITU edvented girh, wh from ber yANTED—A young and ire cook, private aireets! ANTED— fn Engin widow 1 references mes att sry MW Mortimer, Brooklyn Pos: office, preferred. pawe Mre ty reference cam be given. m to gu int ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A NY AN AMERICAN GIRL, wrk of pinin sewing, of to assist in doing | here all faroily. Can be seen ‘SITUATION, BY A as Chambermaid and ‘of children. country had mach ex SITUATION, hy and jaye. y reference ANTED=A sittarion, mY A youn) wow ba Troner, of to do the housework of ‘ be seen for two days Please call at No. Fis "Madioon #6. € vem have ‘no swell private family. lying to Ne. West om, between Sixth and Se beat of eity referente se Ronee and Ujections to ge Cau bg seen for, Nineteenth be produced. jon ae goed pi Se “BY A RESE Woman, as Cook, and to assist in Washing and Ironing. She ian first rate c¢ or whe also understas ‘be beat of eit: ‘Can be seen for two ference given. Apply at ore, near the Bowery. perfectly Please call we 2% Sixth hor last piace, RESPECTADLE BY A CLEAN AND GOOD haw several years’ recommendation vt employers, to do el Twork and washing a 4 do chambetworkand washing and take care of children and sow; le 8 ret rate Fy good seamstress; will make | “Piense call at 223 Bowery. No cetlent washer Waking, and od past reference given. Apply ot boi Wowery. be civen, Third svenue, between Eleves aed be itch PER. BY clderly bachelor of widower ‘gaiiddters, with real Seam’ ress, POCTABES MIDDLE AGED wth tonnes, where the er, and Brivace faimily. ANTED—SITUATIONS WANTED, BY TWO RE- speciale fem the one ae mbermald end 4 has ction to goin the country with pri lly; the wther as Cook. Can produce che best city reference. Apply at 40 Main etreet xlyn ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT woma) ation as Cook in b oh aeal ante, in the store. A fst | pure WAN of reeent stand im tone. ation as Coo! ine Kas Just left her place, agit hss Be sden for three lays” tree doors from University wate fanily. a DN or secon ‘aedtee Ye Wr was oes. a ween for three days. ee femtieman wishi wonld imp? ae WIDOW WOMAN Ly gt ITU- tent for her bushes. bert of city references. 18 Tweitt nad A Sire. ity refe~ ‘well to ine IAND PLANO, peefvet and to Apply at | WOMAN, A SITUATION TO. | pertenced + th | April 254, at hall-paet 5 o’e | treet ie shingle roots tight: done | janks covered for 4%) conte, et) warranted. ve adapied for California hy vases, and is w: that purpose. The ph | eh ip AKGE Quanriry from plate glass) for sale low. Apply at No. 8. VENCENT, BARON & CO. le and dark. "Landing from Di randy, pole and dark. For s +. MONT 0 Wall street, ONS OF PURE POND | Wishing to contract for, OB, ICE—FIFTEEN HUNDRED Toe, for sale by the eurgo, | Tao Or purshase the same, may address CHARLES SIMMONS, Gardiner, M ON'T FORGET YOUNG, 41 COURTLAND S’REET— | Faynehs Drorg dioges, S43), uruall i usually § joote, Bnves Fyne found ie any store tu the Stat 41 Courtiand sires ADIES AND GENTLEMEN ARE HERESY RE pectfully informed, that the full value in cash will te pata for all descriptions of Seo ders left, of through the “prem Goris G—Gooow & ra i DWIN, 36 College place, ‘corner Chaum= GRAPH. WIKE, FOR SALE.—HETWREN SEVEN Telegraph Wire, No. 16, for eale for fe SEATING AND ¢ black Hair, sattal ers, Ke. Also.» lot of whise Haie © for sale at the Hair Cloth Manufactory, TPSUPERIOR PALE, AMBER AND UKOWN ALE, ry of John we D Fork. — The sabecriter havigg lar brewery, with the most approved Ke, its pow ja full operation, under the ‘kilfal brewers and eaperience of nearly « quarter of a contury in usiness, enables him to supply parchasecs with surpassed article of Pale, Amber, and Brown Alo. Ib rticular attention to hie an: tork Ale, of whieh he basa full apply. JO F YOU WILL KEPER TO THE EDITORS OF THR New York Tribune, the New York Christian Intell ter, the Pathtins w York Duily Ledger, Journal, the bi Saiuriay Kambler, the ay Register, ¢ by New with h palled brewings of Summer GAN, se Week's Wash, may be akfast, for I sx Conta; se: an pl: ianple that « rh $1, sent by mail, if on ey . a send, cn TWELYETREE Room 2, No. wre! Ieettigg anyones with of $1 sent me, free of poseage, I witl furnish plain printed instructions how to do the washing of largo family before ihe mre al! agreen My system takes the clothes wintt ¢ nest fatrie, amd all without RATS!—THE POSTPONED MATCH B: 1d Dave will take place on Tuowda ns k, preewely, at No. 4) Madison ATS! RAT: teem Crib Loss x NETH acre AND PILLS. If Moths should gather im your clothes, And soi) yourcholeest garmen ta, ep, but buy a flask it for the varmints, If insects chowld your ph And eke some gentle Blould'droop and wither by chele toweh, Jost try ite magic pow EMANUEL LYON, 49 Banya S08, Fhhba ave received the ant ia. ey, ‘igh arr Ale by G. F. Troma Jain etreet, Garigues, corner Tenth and Contes street, LEEKCHES, SPA AAA AAA APPL APPLES ADL OST MPO — /M "Phatnt arte LASYEN TION ALREANDRE’S ne-of the greatest and most’ wceful lave ees most co by os we ey I te whom they i Teter to. Brot. Valentine Pie yet, im New York, and in Paris. Such names ray is Aisha water ree? tmeek tose iit ALEXANDRE. shop's, 23 Maiden lawe, New Hhaw's, 153 Broadw sy a ome at Richard Selde- me street, Htadalphin: ‘at Joseph pew. Host ington & La- ree Cini ned nae at B. Mae. » Comp, mort, . ‘a sample box bent om the Feeeipe oF BROT BS ECE SP L Leecher, No.7 John street atm tne Or hag and Phyriciane, that he per steamer, & very extensive em statin es, which he offers for tale, at Prices, in qeautities to A purehacere. Tot, AB ANE Kemoval—Cotey & Keese have removed to theie New and | afr. J. Walivek, june; Col. Damas, Mr. Gitber > Peauseant, | HONOR—Mejor Bagenal 5 Cpa see ecatlons Rese, ST and sro recdwan, coraer of | MEL Amnslds Nona. otal ete Me eet eau | deo. Mr: Thompacms Malaohb Oreck, Mr. Whiting: Sary Wiliccucce Aamepte Reese devote particular J. Wallick, jr Wicgw Melfotter Mrs, dont. Teenelate | ville, Mies Oliviny Mras DiAcay, ight. Att fo thateloat pile tok private Libralies; snote tastlicl IK OF THE WOODS. or ihe 41s)! onainosy—-Tho | the favoute fares of HY $e -0'Cal forthe srrangement, esfibition aud dirposal of literary pr iy, Mr. J. H. Scott: Rating Kalj' Stnekpote, Me. | Collins: Mr. Rivers, Mr. Whi tate perty, cannot be surpassed. and will vive personal attention, Hand Born dir, J De hard Iranley, | Julia. Mine K. Hy To conclude DEW C01 1a the sale of Furniture, wt the dwelliuge bf families. (ar itr, Mason; Raich Forrester, Mrs (PP THERE'S «Ww ad ple, a number of valuable p t Cabinets of Minerals, Shells, &e. vances at all Limes, Monday Bvening@Aprib2?, at 7 P.M. to be contin - Morning 8 cil sob at ten o ot, Puruiiure sa ture of @ family , jiure, mato; any ‘sofua, secretary an parlor fu ads, Leds, cn formiiure, with whic the sale will Thureday, April 25, at ten o'clock, at N. ar St, dobn’s Pork, Manetsome and Des ve residence, comprising elegant pc carpets, beds, bedding, kitchs tab cabinets of rare shells, &e. Pure tecial advertisements. Saturday, music: Matis Hooke Merehandi« es being the enti der of the assignee. Terie credit, for approved Byeving, May % Very V Bookss—A vatuatie. rea atin, —BY COOLEY | & KRESE, corner AMUSEMENTS. sisi ane AANA AARRRAREREAA AAA NG ROADWAY THEATRE —-MONDAY EVEN] Apel gt will be proceniel che new drama of "Vvaly, Mr. Collins; Nicholas re Nn ne wees Pee Bowery, THEATRE —MONDAY EVENING, AghIL 22, will be acted THE LAY OF LYONS—Clan | de motte, White stres | AMUSEMENTS. 7; the eur- yes. Doors open Second ‘Mer, 8 Cirele 0 eon! | ‘ 5 Cuanres NATIONAL — TIHBATRE. 4 Evew with the | Niccdemus Polly €rigp, Mics An of HRIAN BOROTHME !- NSL0'S CARDEN. THE | Company, under thi ab vil 2 a, 1Ey PRVoRtrA— Bidet sean sifon of Leste, © Signor € O'Donol: tom: Metarty Moore, UH wt Barat Mrs. Madison. Tho rl posed oft] DDY ROE--Sir Peter t Perform (oo asl lecocar, Wige G Bttoninge , Me, Herbert; Mr. Dorvi Mais bil paris cl the house, $1 Seate secured at wour; Julia bs Box Othee, from 9 A.M. tis PM 7, wo come ance to m4 menee a’ F, ASTOR PLACE OPERA HOUSk.—LES ON'S THEATRE L MBER! STREET, REAR O Mr, Chas, Bass.—-Slonday : 9 Fconlig, Spell ay will Be pl gc THE WIPE, «Talo Vans f “tuo comedy « Fervardo_ Gor Mr. 0, W. Clarkes: ‘SD Variok » , Me. Lyn = ivelie. Fae . Julien St. Pie w meham; Prank Viheents ef are bel, Miss a rT Lady sewerhs arkcs Torrone, Mes Ryneell Mr. MeDousil; O° ibe part’ rt. Bernard; Capt. ‘Au eas Selo I Master, Mr. Barnett; Lucy, Miss “hans * Flinn, Doors open at 7 o'clock; to cc Doors -past 7. Bary ws Ay DES EPET 0 JOUN PeoroHamM, tween Spring will be given to Joho pritor and 3 personal and p ; | pareha tection, and, In coujanc= soning the Managemen: Lib S| Mem with eat articles ‘of the most en, Th . rreopondence bas bern vrdereg <i (22 | anigue and rave description, received by the Intert-arrivals: } 0 be publi» | trom Canton, the wh Ube ex bited to the public every le w Avro Howes, Apel lt, 30a, } day and even! In addi~ our (even Joux Bnovenar. FsgSiv wenings, May 2 and 4, *¥aly 0 day, April 22d meating of ane it Medeat ibrary Peis iahle | tow to the above, ie ‘me still more attence | held at the Astor ti was de ‘erinined tw » late Rev. Luke Barke | tive, be is hoppy unce that he has engaged, for two | offer you a complimentary loner » the ceension vf yous v1 and eee P weeks on sto her sailing for Engle the anpa- retire aud assuming the Monday evening: May @ (and fo . the most extraordinary euriosity yet—a | nagement at 2 masure ou Chae a of the most eeleet, valuable, « ty. With FREY 24 inches long, one of the | warm interest will circle of your telends red avauetion in the United Sta 1 Einpire, Miss Pwan-Yekoo. | im tis eth omial 3° thele a felection of & clergyman who hag spent s ‘i is the first Chie Whiek you romidey (several in Er anh in collecting it, expecting it w ula form | dort her “ totugoleaf Mens as at mae 3 A college Library, audit has coat bia some $2ih—a and been seem by the T your worth as Teoted by himeelf, a large port in England, and the rose | Sher with Miss Lnm-Akum, het wait up Leons imported expressly to ord Vibrary « tain at tem f mario order t aye thdueand volumes, gonprising Ure best wor i Min-Clinng, his 60 Mlole workeund bert editiont—the Fath pedias, London, Edinburghs Metro the peat ‘Thectogical Lectures Ww: Bibliography. The whole 11 tal muny years, years. may stand on bond and mortage Feet; or a deduction of (on per cent therefrom, if be had at a valuation, of will positive at he Mereha In removed if desired. hd West, of the first twolve cent d Latin, amongst them a large phin, ecataining the suppl the Reformers of the Ch ) years old, and cot 50 gulnear: orburton, Lady fase le Ubrary to fely way, sucht Another arenset ces talogwes are read A. BLERCKER, {OR SALE—BY J. the seven years’ lea “i at the time of taking possession. cash. The stock je to be aper folio, in Hebe ood-will, fixtures and utensils of the Bank Coflee tiouse, Now Il? en teconnt of the continued iliness of the prope James Frossett, who bay conducted tho same for per cent of the parehase money to be p: time of sale, and one-haif of the s Tnterpreter, a ndsome. She isk highest respec Wiss’ Preane ¥ Hong ¢ only rei visit Lon G, W. Santor MMe Sean Beal. Nae ‘Rrthise rhive P. dous sper fee i. Pull uri fe perfect by th he considered Admission, 25 cent, There are some | oT tty, e children, Among American beauties, , half pric AMES M. JUNE AND CO’S AMERICAN AND EU- repean FAmphitheacro [will open, for aghort season, at Highth street and Astor place, Monday eveniog, First “night in America of the delebrated French ‘seve Dupe, from 1 Earopean amphith pored of MMe sephine, Tourninire , AUCTIONEER, | Beit and Tourniuire, and a host of other * | stud of performing and menage he and unrivalled jester, W. F. Wallett, he tone extensive and talented companies of native are Riich Fas ever appeared on either side of the Atlantic. Alfred Waller. Arai 1), I r. James Nixon. Admiision—Boxes, ve the honor to acknowledge the ipa io, 50 cents. “Childten under 10 years of y communication, wherein you Mies Bours ope © couiaences ving ty poor deservings s0 righ rand perf 'y Weduesday and plimontary henetit. 1 1 pleasiire—who would nov? y have wom the kindly interes: pre your committer, ai po founds ean) Go Maintaln theie good. 0 in t eay tha sracifyic euch men ab ec Ost aatiafaetio Exchange, on W eode next, 2th of April, (inst.}, al 1 With Colock, M.. unless previously’ dispored. of by ‘private cons | *! Sr ear Thats tho hemes teva Gann Pompas, in whieh . unrivalled | esteem, I have the Lonor to remain, gontiome: La ap RE particulars made kuown, wpoa applicalioa | and original, ith all the principal’ features of JOHN Shoe 4 | Gen. Weich's di troupe, their engagement being Woonwors, Bag. and others, JLLIAMS & LYNDON WILL SELL, BY. PU BLIC limited to six 0! during the interval necessary for In conformity wich above, the porformancs M the produc of anew questrian spectac leat the Bowery | of which will a future adverdasomen Theatre. ‘The company wi AY Perform B Hrook above, | placo, at” Nil warly in May; the @ car the new City and comprises the follow stin= yo 0 Saree pa, bro en recto te | Mr. Eaton Stone, ir. K. Derlous and seal ike ema Freneb, » 25 ad Englist Broadcloth: er ain bvished tsleat, ¥ Tuesday w s, Cassimers and ext, be ee a Te punilthe Rixcrs Family, Blaster Neville, Me R. Williams, | prineipal l Merinoet, Alpaces, Delaincs, Law | Clown, Mr. Richards, indel, Mr. Sweet, Mastor Wile | feats rec ogee | isms, Post's Military Band, the entire stud of Horses and | ty the puilie Jong anil square Shawls; ead ta id erege | Healer, splendid trappings, he, Be. ch RA Beet ine of Vie subsoribers, and of Mr, Beonzham' o.: & large stoek of joable >O “4 richds gene At Cake place at the Astor Mouse, 01 fatin, damask ‘Table Cloths, Shircin Sheetings, | A Tincec—stentay AgHh ood eed overt ent abbetoese, | Wedueedy eT ovvlotky ta howe the ual report Towels, Napking. ey Digeebed and unbleached Nualins, Wo | fp Pres One every era le WORK: the Come ¢ a I. . Me je - - _— poe ig Gow ye | Gatien wait wate mle appa \s Tone and. the yobs wenerally, that owing te Me~ URTON'S THPATH W. CLARKE'S BENEFIT, Without reserve, Saturday being th Il be put opin lots to suit purcha: and must be suld lost day. { Jisil being occu; nation of the Wednesday evening, d i will give their yon mat + a coll forth ali the tater interesting and ime not culy of tha tbrea nw UCTION—ON MONDAY, rai¢, for cash, Furman street, 0. 2, in row of seven © Apparatus for cle [i ‘isting oe Revervoles, AS CTION NOTICE. ee cH Bo: ¢ Aye a erude wud spiri Fixtures ged for said purports, Mat j Bere concerts as above, the present y, but of favorit W. J. DAVIDSON, Anctionoor. | Meek. Adimiesion, 25 cents open ae 7 Comet will Bublis may auitenen ye NIHONY J. HURECKER WILT, SELL THIS Day, | fPMence seScclick. On Monday next, April 2th, Chris~ Appear (frat time hore pope ME dey Bg eR ey ve met their concerts’ at Christy's Opera K Hagen the Draken Bea! Jolin 4. Palmer, Syvcial Receiver, abe renter tas —_—_____- | York's great a Mar ed a Fes we oy cae en lil re RS, EMMA GILLINGHAM BOSTWICK RESPECT. | ‘P°° ) FON" ~ — | held by him for the North American Trast aad Maasing | IVE fuiry announces to her friends and tho citizens of Sle i a RET i O° goklyn generally, that her secund concert will take place rig ty Bes pee, 5 @ on lay evening, April 22d, at the Female Academ, Oran 4 ey Sy re eit boniacas of foes: Hemon, street, rx whieh cecasion she will be assisted by Mr. Srey eerie Re be oonk. iment of Mouse: | H.. Timm, Mr. J. A. Kyle, Mr. Noll, violinist, and Mr. Allen wit vie 3 HR se, Nov 255 | Dodworth, ‘For particulars, sce future advertisements, aud iedenshalens __ | small bill ne ltr tore known ‘clock, a vom GUAKSPFARE | READINGS—MISS | KIMBERLY RE spectfally aunonnces to the citizons of New York, that | she will give a series of Shakspexre readings inthe Lectare } Room ot 5 Db re Institute, as followe-—On Monday even= Saturdays, Doors « sion 25 cents, Or fectifying Fabs r= | ing, April 274, Roweo and Juliet. Om Weduerday evening, ials, | 24h, As You ‘Like It, On Friday evening, 26th, Hamlet, PL ROULSS, Vee aes | Tickets 0 cents—to be had at the manual places aud at the | Oy af'ir Ui al the # a Test.. whom be. @ill be an NA AND GLASS, Keading to Nalaak. the most eminent ariists of the day, Atnong other pieced at 209 on street.) On Tuesday, april SELL'S iv : 13 SELEC q- | never performed in this country, fe will play Pasimimi’ 23, at Wo'eloe atadeatoria Lote fin tid | Wang ot talented Sous vecatiatsy will be qivem at the | weudery THE WIT WES DANCd tik WALNU shelves, consisting of Flowing Bine, Mulberry, Nankiay | Chintse Coucert y evening next, Apel 20. | TREE, of Beoaruts; aud APTASSIONAS ‘Whampoa, © C. Grantee, Stone and Glassware, Ro. Re. | The wuele will cons , dusts, ke, selected trom the | TO, by the came great nin ~ eens Coneert en BALE OF TURUIC DOCKS AND 81.108. FUR CORPO. WABERNACLE—-THE HUTCHINSON | FAMILY, ON had at the prinespal my ation Sate of Docks and Slips for IN will take place at TY Legs Nas Teck allan ns weccl ental | serens the City Hall, on Friday, the owing Piers owned Vy the Corporaiiv W. A. CARTER, Auctioncer, . T New streot. Tieke Vor further parciew rs beat composers. Comptrolier's Office, No. 5 Mall of Re JOS. K. TAYLOR, Comptrotier. FOR SALE AND To LET. woe wary @ t om the south Mecunontre ae ra ry ch are Nera NE SA. SNYDER, No. te fe pore MERS.—THE TWO V IN MUSED. a every past 7. Model Artivts” will nding ng from the Sen,” min the world, Yoget ber male Arab Gila, saey damces, with a varie , be fount at go ‘other pl of admission—8 boxes, nt nt the Brendway Tabsruacie, om Monday evenings apeil Th thin evening will embrace the hie Old Daysot Yore,” a song of home; ‘The Bride's Departure," a new sung, writ= he Main Track, or Leap for Life,” deseribing ot, th iy be seen | CHATHAM SQUARE — two “aad pa the afterwoam at end ba | “Buroam Ls ten by Covert Ms erilows leap of @ Hitt Tle G i tn cor: ‘in New York ee boxea, Me.; parser Lover's First Int Micents, to be had at the principal muste sto en ———— up. way.and we the ticket office of thy Taber NORAMA SALU OF LISPEN Vt SB f. Doors open at 7; concert to com id Broadway The propriutors of 57 Sto reclies oon are now ealibiting, for A short thne, the ines ~~ {RAND VOCAL AND INSTRU MENTAL CONCE inting of '@ Venus (as lar wali coma ae VALUABLE LOTS be given by the Germ: ty, for t Ryeesey, 3t he0 Wate soe, a upwards of tem thonsand perrons within the last few days. twill be tee 4, with the rand ec Houses thereon, | of Widows and Orphans orth side of { the Chinese A ently iy moved in ten or fourteon days, the Panoraca will b@ ' have kindly yolu Again in motion p | Mueller, Herr iLL § Part of the pw der the direc Wovens rienge, i 4 red. ; meatal Mr. Timm, Mi Mies Hall, Be orey. . Will be sold yas another . of of DT. © programe. WERFUL CON- {A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 18 OFFERED TO ane W: hes oplonatd ertorss enterprising capitation having from $1000 to 820%) to ite every day, at ny and sin the evening, a calisfactory prow witht ORSE OWNERS ARE NERERY NOTIFIED, THAT | Evpecn tnt ¢ ful Females, who will | certainty. Gur able to lecture ( aving visied the led Legs, Bloody or Yellow Wa'er, Distemper, | apjear ot the Walibatla in Living Statuary, of Oly iminiog distri ts of California preferred) will Aad Unie a Par@ Cough, Worms, loss of appetite, or want of condi Gomes. The original Femal chanee, Addreet California, Chatham Square Pé horres, the Kquarian Condition \s t N.B. Te trouble, cone but those having the re give satisfaction, or the money returne ty retail by, W. i. a at tio and Erie Railroads. Al » Wyatt, 12 Chri BRA gta L COUNT! 1 HOTEL KEErERs— ESSER, WA? o7 more yeare, of 3 Tange ramaily Dearman, Wi hester County. close by and Viermont Ferry, which connecis Distance from the city | the trains stop at Dearman. Inquire ay be seem. T°, LET, FOR MANUPACTT RING the Marble Wor! rice, M) cont: 4 paeKage of one doen ery convenienc ‘arrau street, from 12 to 2 o'clock, where maps and plans amount need direct SPORTING, AMUSEMENTS IN PHiLADELPR , -~ “ Y cea ek Castes TLLE COURSE, L, Bs WS MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA. ORRAT AN, | Aprngera, at halt nae 31 TOM THUY cui 31m 8, to 2 * : Dwart ¢ Furepe nt & weigh ay Telsnd, | Mount Morrie: Jy Whatpt mn. Coindridge Gieli | ing only, kien yourcts, and oily bw he inohew J. Conklin enters b. g. Nachawk; Jd. Co y ewiers bl. ge 4 to appear every mv Sow York Stranger, evening during the week. He will personate numer Sane Dav.—Purse $50, mile heats, best Sin 5, in harness, | characters: appear in Hecitations ances, ke F. Johnson enters b.g. Johnson's Colt; K. Smith enters b, g. | bit Limevlf in the daraling Court ve TED FOR ONE | Berewdeiver, she ownerenters bug Monest John; J. Whelpiey | presencs of the nvbility of he will about beim enters bg. Shaw's Colt; Wm. Seamanenters br. g. Brown | the cor jewels, Ke., 4 to bim by Queem* the Ra Team) 4. Bridges enters eh. b. Bmperor. The cars will leave stinguseleed . His Miniature che lt South Ferry, Mrocklyn, at 2 o'clock P.M, returning @ gsoca the sma 'loet chariot an? horsas ia the world, witht Jot than ay hour. | && the Fport inover, Vare, each way, 26 man aud footmen, in Ul livery, will | cae JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor. poritiv net Mr. FIPLD. ot The Drunkard, the U 203 ,COense, NESDAY, he presented iu the eveatug. te the ‘tpg rurrosrs—at . best thres spar inal Hagatirn. Jong ee beg. Childrea under 10 youre, third sto feet; eoeond ete ry, the South Perry at 2 oe! rity feet % required, from fout | gpert isovers ener eis ' PARTNERSHIPS, oe vo 1eT—aT was TWENTY MILFSF MTUR I will come off on Te LLM LLL city of New Vork, Ww Cottage, with er de atta: So'cloek, for he that never broke for m OTICE- THE COPARTN CUSHLP BERETOFORR teaatiful v Wadson river, and w the best three in five; to waddle h weights. Enteiee=il isting between Loe fubecr bers, onder the fem of TPs minwtes walk of the railroad depot and eau! Jenes enters g. g. Yankee Tar; Mr. Bruen, b its Rady Laat Beoor R Co., ts this day dissolved by raasual consent ne FCRERE RO lars apply to hedy: DOE ¢. 8. Tecomech: (, B “ Eagle. | owtetanding tw will be led by John Breasted F. SICKLES, MI Nasean strent cron the premises, | Noha P tis anv (Monday) George W. Quintard, who will wee the name of the Bewe room and and bed-roow on (he second N OFFICE—THE YRont BASEMENT quidation.—New York, Pobreary 2, iat. (Signed) CiLNS, MORGAN, TF 0! WANTA he sport are peaperttully Yan atN MH Allen street, Wneket te ited ; @ good yard, eroto Reat, LI Jan inow Wonwn, (Port of Mather e = Sane Vork, March 2, sis. 0 LET Tne THREE DRY BRICK DWELLING bo. Gi, ee. the entice interests Pa 6 Giteenwieh, near Jane aaa aloe . Seeor & Co. will eome rates! family. Rent $¥™, OARD—-TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN ro. ip all its beanokes, ems eet, well caloulaced for may be accommodated with very ph and eomfort~ of Mr. HE. Guion, whose be had immediately.— | able rooms, with partial board, in the honse of a genteel eT 18 to well known te IKSMANK. 4 Greouwich street, | family, near Broadway 1 street. ire fa *erhaditional foal OR FOR SALBE—AT PO! CHMOND, STA= OARDING.—TO TRAVELLING PARTIES AND TRAN- ry ta order to ‘and, wear Ao amy A wiflng story house, with B sient City visitors, on mode. | S8eh despateh tm the several m uring oper ert t rooms, lately oceupied by John Hl. Gesline, pleasantly | Tate terms, at No. 340 Bi Wo St. Chacles, | Sh8ll meet the desires of ail who may favor h fod ou the vivehe Te eee at Men York and ‘Nowark | corner Leonard rtreet. oust on CHAS. KOKGA Apply to George Barrett or John F. pre see fe roome suitable for jewellery, Re. on Cc 1 risenen nthe BROADWAY lenny of acceys Wed sre'eelt purposes feasional purenit secupation tof May. wuilding rear of 9 2 * NT SALOON first-rate Public Hove, ixtores, cin “volte ‘firest. Require of Edward Dw the premices, "TAGE WiNTPD To building dire FAT CHANCE TO MAKE A FORTUNE, To stony ¢ it, Rie OARD AND AN OFFICE WANTED ON THE FIRST Yor, ’ $ PARTNERSHI® NOTICE, | of flay, for s physician, in or near the upyer part of bas , ip wit i Pa Bast Terms must he re Apply to (Y hereafter be MD, Herald otfee by letter (post paid id veyete with potenti WROTE, ae No Seelatea for be> ART OF A HOUSE WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN, Sud. will be ready [children (who attend schori) ant servant. f vard with ng eran provide t erent Address Teaan' otide, Naseae pontine ‘ dissolved. The busines the name of if rin, ch Court NE artlan: ITH PLXTE Zt ISHED, agent f ee | Soprign ed oo L@hING, BROTHERS & CO, VaLranaro, Pebrenty %, is INTER FT, WITH HOARD—a P ARLOR AND DED. We third, Parlor on ees Now rH THOSE the Pacite € firm of Leta, Hret! STED IN COMM Bey formed ‘O BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS —A LARGE AND fine Houre, beautifully located, and Jost finished in iyi, satiate fora boarding house, ls ofered to a goed t ho will keep a res pee tate house, fora term of years, enpant can, if desired, be doubt Ml the house with ders: HE Rot, with a cond claws uf citizen ee waiting the opening of the hy rae ted in the sapurtnaverens village Dirming x vida dnine t., at the Junetion of the Nangatre’ a “tee onton nee oF tates FUISHA T. St Indie wharf, Rostom, Boston, April 13 180, & Brother, —y Dail upication by water aud railroad, wi wee renee ee ork A New Haven and Bed athe | BNDIA FOULARD SIDR. =A LARGR AND valley. hee Aching, cueing ansorimens, for conor ng Running, me, + owner, atsillve eand fe whe Conn WeY PATTIBON & Co., 48 and db Broad steeds, Pedi irmingham, Ct. ONTIIA Somalia eal i ——- = ‘ AS, SMAWLS BO OAT THE NRW Ton a —A SUIT OF UNFU! ode corner of White woth cates 17 8 signe penton, te Teac ts, | FINE ARTS. ie lnrppet, ana. vichest. assortment ef te ‘al vielen, te hegss, coon pied be. Lr NOW, BNOLISH AND GERMAN FNGRAVINGS— 1 tm he cites commieting of plain wud ome pane, igre mf mene ai \ikerai male aaee fap Saees rye ee ye th tone ana colere that wo tre oome of t vi Address” Comfort,” en Lae ment ot Bare rete incteding the liee. 1 timek Bea ccleted Sih Mentitle’ ie — === ad AOUPIL, FIBERT & OO, j Wholesale Printecliers, 20 Rroadway, VALIFORNIA STORES.— TERS, Way. —=— Canter & new Teel a or tal EDUCATION, fe tints tn the pT a ¥ Ra auvkaema dear teraate |" the line of our ml thenee over the ‘heme eS Rplsaree Ig Felony Be earefel am Winds of Gresery Meee Btor ead wat ap TE SUMMER SESSION OF THE R nacy for Young | Staten Istoad. ris or te, Seaeee inde of 9 eesti tener ot Remawny and THAW RONNETS—ICeT Rh HIVED ASD nual for nepwction, an entire new invotee i fae pearkos [phan eed 4 ch siite Hon hers, mony of the ay me he is ho~ Fpl'seeis tefound cleewhere. Ales, AA will Pegs | oipltel pmarke mee ot which tes Wena Peay? a oer