The New York Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1850, Page 5

Important FR aE ee owever, ih vl i cou! ~ many fom "to onapelion’ he therefirw it oursel it, parses aed vl all diseatioged neae-oi who are ye, load Snd a liet that will combine quality of material, beanty of Shiohs bed copacity for service with’s aneccfel fuahing’ be means, to Uy our Hay Wal NOCKS, Hatters, 203 Broadway. aoe no ‘Treasure up this Fact.—That Knox, 125 Pulton streot, is the choapest, the best, ont fashionable ‘and the most syeonnets waiter in the city. He e bays bis he very best wor! dver- mae rs himself, thus atemnively, ‘sad. Malte on his ho tmost satisfaction, tise securing to all who patronize him th genaren Hats.-—The Latest Importa- 8. —G t opened several cases of most superb Eahlives 1 Caps, made after the new styles i These, with th consticat ft duced in Paris only a fow weeks ago. ower ‘own facto been displayed in the show- eas iotey establishment in New Yori & GENIN, 214 opposite St. Paul's. The Plambe Nattonal Gallery, No. 251 Broa#way, so deservedly ho opine with pers as of taste, sould be visited by all who ha desire to seo the largest : ‘of distinguished individuals in the ut The all-important question seems now to be, where shall we bu, y she ches If it he line of 4 fae f manciltas, We BA Sixty Sceonds Make a Minute, Everybody maows, but every body has not a Wateh that will Keep the xty seconds, The subscriber is con- & beautiful assortment of the hunting Jemen; makers, Lew which for elegance of finish ¢an: seed, and for accuracy will be uarantied equal t Fd ¢ old or more celebrated makers known, Numerous tes~ jalsens be given of those who have them now in use, Preave vail and examine, at .T, COCHRANE’ 288 Greenwich street. Revolution In Cuba.—Great News from he sympathizers with the oppressed and the public gen: ) Fulton «treet of Boots and Our Ola Friend Young, formerly opposite ir offier, corner and Nassau streets, is still sar- ing the publi z re is hard to believe that as good # ean he bough urtlandt street, where he now aiter Shoor, DOCTOR. frock a Pan. i ‘ety; Overc ome blefor the Califurnia mar , Cassi~ ta Also, @orner Naseau an vit Heckman, 0, Fi ay om $1 50 to $5. k ean offer grester inducemen Come. Established 1st4. Gutta Percha eam, fe great variety, just reo sale ly 3 LAVHONTE hington. For lane, up stairs, » 45 Maid Carpets.—Wi liam McGrorty, 136 Wilfam ghreat, offers for sale $10,000 worth of Size Carpate and Oil ‘This stock will be sold for cash, 2) per eent below Banatactarery prices. Thove in want’ of pty ‘will do well to call and exami: ‘To Keepers or Principals of Intelligence Offices in the city and county, of every denomination.— Bomething of interest will be_ cox: ated to them by ealling on Professor Mott, at 476 Broadway. We hope none will fail to eall, or sond thvir names and residences, as early Ss convenient. Shell Back Combs—Open Chain, and Vine Pattern, Obert’s Make, Paris.—The subscribers Juat of styles of th beautifull fancy buttons for Indios’ Spanish Fans, Fone Monnaies, col pod = Panne len lane. Corns! Buntons!!—Dr. Littl 's Corn Shields are particularly commended to al in the least Sroubled with corns or bunioas. By protecting the tender from pregwure and friction, they aford ready and offee alreliet.) They are made of e'sctt? Gel torial, and enn be worn without ince fll at Dre's fice, in Bxehange,, 10 Astor Mouse; 110, 278, aad Oli and Toupecs.—Another Medal has Deen awarded to Wm. Batchelor, for the bent Wixs aud Tou- ‘are invited to inspect his new style f cares celabented Wie Factory, & Wall reek largest and best ‘assortment rr ‘be oly. "Cony aon Pans ry apie > ‘ane. Mair treet. 7 ean only be procui manufsotory, ¢ should ae nas 4 cea scatunt ‘Sar nrtaed Boe m; $2 ty calling ts shows.” “Gon ‘ie Fine Human Hair all have wi jo use ao Pee shilling bottle of Jones’ Coral Mair Restorative. I truly hi i the fin cae the true Jon e finoat thin, Ber cleating the skin nd euring eruptions. . Notice.—Persons who have prematurely n have their hair restored to ite eriginal olor, it or Ted bait eam ba tantehed with bade, ane in beavty even the most natu: Bring Ballard’s {et Premisi Liguid Hair Dys. Bis office, Bo. 100 Fulton strest, ii Porsals at east of Broadway, a + and MMeetrated by HILL, the ‘a mitatle rreet, who ever adhoros strictly to scion ute mg thereby imparting the wearer, beauty, orna- ment, oni f erase ot pircenal eppenzenes, whieh he was not Watts’ Rervous a eer et ofa bbe peciie reme say tee A 02 Nassau st. i jeap into delightfully. soothing the her wherewith ts wach the sheted limbs of her vonter he rich Iathor which it raiges im either hard to both barbers and bathers, mende it strongl: ire Subtile is _ ef supertu Pe Lianid Boy ecarse Setrey ser GOURAUD can cnly ve cbeain st hs pert fumery eyot, 7 Walker stteet: Int orore rom, (oot im) r,s me ptree'| tee Pittaaciphias prevent his pa! hie oce honey Warren sirect, corner of cag ras wet o MONEY MARKET, Frroar, May 17—6P. M The excitememt of specalation continues in Wall street unabated. Every one is anxious to buy stocks and hardly stops to ask the price. Nothing Is easter than to purchase any of the fancies, and the higher Prices go, the less disposed holders are to sell. Speen- Jators who would not touch Erie at 60, buy at 89. MMar- Jem wae a drag at $0, but goes off like hot cakes at 60. Bo goes the market, and now that the steam is up, we fare prepared for anything. Nothing will now astonish nain Wall street; rpeculators are etark, staring mad, and are capable of performing the most ridien)ous acta. we have before remarked, it is the easiest thing in ‘the world to buy stocks; every one f# buying, it mat- fers very little what the price is, Mamy think any of the fancies are cheap at double the prise now current, and they therefore go it blind. When everyone ie as saxtour to cell as they now are to buy, what will bethe Fesult? This ie a question we would advise every out- der to ask himself oecasionally. The time is coming when the tables will be turned; when all will be sellers, imetead of buyers; when every one will be trying to get out first, and in the rash many poor devils will be erushed to death. All is sunshine now. Bverything appears prosperous and bright. those who are in- volved in the whirlwind of speentation little dream of the change that is about coming over the face of things It is #0 easy to borrow mon 7 of the banks, on any kind of security, good, bad or indifferent, at a very smell margin, that an operator, with limited m: can cerry large quantitios of fancy «toeks. The banks ‘will almost Jend money on the security of an old hat fo fond ar this slate of Things tarts, epssulation mast progress; but as this evil invariably works its own eure, the process 1* going on below the surface, and must ere long develope iteelt. ‘The market opened baoyant this morning. Harlem went ap %{ per cent; Long Island, \; Canton Co, y; Mobawk, 14; Norwich and Woreoster, ; Brie Rail- road, %; Reading Raiiroad, ',; Hudson Railroad, 25. At the second board. Erie Railroad advanced 'y; Read- fing Railroad, \; Norwieh and Worcester, \. Parmers’ Loan fell off 4; Harlem, \; Canton Co, 4, and rie Bonds, new, % The Madson River Railresa Company ere making srrangements to puch the reed rapidly forward to com- piction. Contracts have been proposed, and the veh will voon be placed in the hands of Inborers, Phe completion of this road fe +e very important, that we hope funds will be at once fertheoming, from some greece, te invure » eperdy opening of the trough Toute. The ¢entral line of western roads is interested in the river road, and we have no doubt that by the efforts of these companies, either in their eorporate capacity, or by the private subseriptions of stockholders, the necessary amount of money will be raised. It would be full as much to the eredit of Albany, to subscribe liberally to the Hudson River Road, as it was in loaning her bonds to the Western Massachusetts Road Company—as she is as deoply interested as any along the line, or at the southern terminus. The Legislature of this State, during the last session, passed a law au- thorizing cities, towns and villages to subscribe to the Hudson River Ruilroad, and we have been anxiously looking for some action on the part of the numerous towns and eities, in earrying out the provisions ot this act. We find this method of filling up the capital stock of railroad companies practised all over the coun- try, and we have not seen but one instance where the voters in any village, town, or city, refused to give the required consent. The Hudson River Railroad is so situated that its sompletion is actually necessary to place the central line ¢f roads through this State on a proper footing, to carry on the war that will soon be waged so violently between railroad lines generally. Competition will, in | a few years, rage #0 furiously in all parts of the coun- try where railroads exist, that every facility will_be required to carry on, with any prospect of success, all {the roads running east, west and north from Albany, Every town, city and village along the line of there roads, are interested in the Hudson River road, and it would require but very moderate effort on the part of each of these roads, to place the result beyond a doubt. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer | of this port, to-day, amounted to $115,637 15; pay- ments, $66,937 40, Balance, $4,845 589 72. ‘The Legislature of the State of New Jersey, having investigated the affairs of the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of New Jersey, and found the institution sound | and solvent, have restored its corporate rights and pri- vileges, and it has recommenced banking business,with | a renewed capital of $50,000. John Van Dyke, Presi- dent, and W. F. Webb, cashier. The notes ot the old bank are now redeemed in specie, at the counter of the new bank, and all above the denomination of fivos, at the Ocean Bank, in this city. | ‘The accounts trom the South are very gloomy In re- | gard to the new crop of cotton. ‘The whole valley of | the Yazoo is, we learn, completely under water, and the destruction of plantations enormous. It is stated that the usual production of cotton on the district covered by the flood, has been about 200,000 bales. The | growing crops bave been almost entirely destroyed, | and the loss nust be immense. The crop now coming to market continues to tall off largely. Tho deficiency | already amounts to more than six hundred thousand | bales. Averaging the number of bales taken by each | ship at 2,000, and it would require 300 ships to take it | to market, This calculation shows the heavy loss sus- tained by the single interest of shipping. The freight ‘on 600,000 bales, at $5 per bale, the usual price, with | an average crop, would amount to $3,000,000. The in- creased price, in part, compensates the planter, but | for the ship owner there is no help. The rule in his ease operates the other way; as the quantity increases, the price of freights goes up—but it goes down with an | equal certainty on a reduced crop. The price of cotton | never affects freights; they are regulated, like every. | thing else, by the demand and supply; but the price of freights often affects that of cotton. It is estimated in England, that the life of a locomo- tive is one hundred and fifty thousand miles. If tho value of an engine is $10,000, it follows that ry mile it runs costs 6; cents. The following institutions have just declared divi- dends of the amounts named, for the last six months: —Doylestown Bank, 3 per cent; Farmers’ Bank of Bucks County, 3; Easton Bank, 5; Lancaster County Bauk, 4; Lancaster Bank, 6; Farmers’ Bank of Lancas- | ter, 5; Doylestown Insurance Company, 3; Doylestown ! and Danborough Turnpike Company, 4. The Legirlature of Rhode Island, at tts last session, granted five new bank charters, vis.: one in Provi- dence, one in Phenix village, one in Coventry, one in | Richmond, and one in Hopkinton. The first is to start | with » capital of $100,000, the others with capitals of $50,000, and all with liberty to increase, They are to | pays bonus to the State, of one anda half percent | upon their original capitals, and of two per cent upon any increase. Great eare is sald to have been taken to guard the public against fraud, but in the present state of business and prices of money, it would be as well to | protect the stockholders—if they should hare say— against loss and fra The annexed statement, compiled from the official annual report made to the Legislature of Massachu- sottejexhibite;the aggregate operations of the raliroads of that State, during the past year—1849--and the to- talcost at the close, Raitroans or Massactr Length of main roads. 1,025 ‘miles Length of branches. ul « Length of double trac! 373 COs. eee ee 961,901,126 Prom From From mail Total Receipts... +» $6,118,214 Road Bed...... Motive Power,. yin | Miscellancous,. . . 118214 Total expenser,. «+ $3087 081 . + $3,081,320 Net income per cent. —— + $608 Number of Miles Run. By passenger tral 2,010,834 © Freight trai 1,254,058 | ‘306, Total number of miles run. Total receipts por mile ran, Total expenses por mile ru Net ineome,. 5 No, of passengers carried in the cars,. - ‘one mil * tone of ‘nneshitilies carried in the cars “ tons of merchandire carried one mile. Tons weight of passenger trains, not in- cluding eee hauled one injle. . . 114,902,618 | Ni el fof ae t rains, ot inelud- 4g fre sees 195,385,563 | Tot bet of tne, es iuelading pas- | sengers, ome mile... . cesses. B21 | ngers, hauled ‘i 821,078,821 At present there are one thousand miles of railroad in operation within the geographical limite of Masea- chusetts, which is a ratio of one mile of railroad to each seven square miles of the entire surface of the Btate. It is about sixteen years since the first railroad was opened iu Massachusetts, than Sfty millions of dollars have been invested in | there works. There have been expended in Massacha- | setts, in sixteen years, an amount which should have | been epread over a rpace of thirty years at least. The City Council of Baltimore contemplate slling | the dividend stock of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad | Company.beld by the city, The manner of sale con: templated by the ordinance, is by means of sealed pro- | posals to purchase one or more shares, addressed to the | Register, and to be opened by him on Friday, the let | day of May, 1860, at ton o'clock, in the presence of the | Commirsioners of Finance and euch purchasers as may choose to atter The highest bidders are to be sup- plied first, but in case two or more bids are at the same | price, or the offers be for more shares than are now held by the city. then the division shall be made pro rata among the bidders. The minimum price at which the stock Is to be sold, per share, is Sxod at $55. Stock E: no & A achange. 5 oN 0 Long Island RR by) EN bo 14 jouington RR, bay 42 do 42 2a 95 ey ) & Spr Fz 4 w 1898, rien ie " EEE eg tABZCSEEIS eFetsTi¥SssscSEetPsnst: » ot Bs 0. de MO Ht 50 Wo 4 8 er - a RR ee Dm % 2 Ho {itso ni be ft ore @ bi ore my " ct) 1) Wore. Canal oa ‘sarmere’ Trust a i} Hartem RR @ Canton Oo te os) a rH saz LOST, A COW—COLOR LIGHT RED, Ret rons Spring, te #pot in foreheud, rather low in fleeh; lost in Mercer treot, ward will be paid by ‘The re: eeaid cow at Rood & Tronsdell’s Stable, 74 Meroe st. be at SPECIAL NOTICES, REMEN MAILS,—POST OFFICE, NEW YORK, MAY 16, 1850.—The mails per U. 8, stediwor Washington, will made up at this otfice om Monday, the 20th inet., losing a. M. WW. V.'BRADY, Postmaste Un _ James Rowen teow, Seereta: on Every mem Giving information which shall le | Sala i reudy for it. RUEN GUARDS—THE M F THIS COM- pany are directed t y Hall, Bowery, Saturday evening, M “clock, for dei. N.B. is expected tobe presents By order of iE PURDY, “Captai PUE ARMY MEDICAL BOARD or EXAMINATION, ‘compoaed of surgeons T, 6 Camp. and Mans on, Wotuaniag, May i Misch, "The cession’ wil ontlane thes 5S, ‘complexion, «roy eyes, sandy’ h he prison Keepers Cantre strest, New th May, 1544, who promised fattntully ¢ m the followin in cure of a Quaker ding in the St "New Jersey, agreeable to promise) for the welfare wm Kelly. The father having frequently and not having received un, owledgment, son d to the discovery of the illinm Kelly, will be sinesrely thauked, and ever remembered in the prayers of an afflicted parent, Address PETER KEL Company, 7th Infantry, U.3.A., Fort Arbuckle, Florida, or, the Herald Newspaper Office, New York. | arrived bere in formation will 642 Hudson stree ny papers please “Stewart, rieh and wien Paris Paral i chis (Saturday) morning jMay 15¢ cheat? roadw f White sts. and un ue parlor furaivare, ¢ F and to Jet glasses; marble top and mahoga also, a of iepantiy carved rosewood furniture, of the style of Fran- cis hy o'clock, at their Auction Roo; ser of White stroet nes, Var Pets Port, Gin, fe. very superior qualit ¥ with tapestry, comprising & sofa, Iso, a beautiful marble top centre ogether with two Fe May asthe ae 10 Sia Hrowdway, cor @ sale of Wine ‘8 large and gen ing of Made Brandies, ¥ JOUN MACKENNA, AUCTIONEER, 52) GRAND “Gouda Gan Sale at the Store of La James from Lbe sold without reserve, con in and embroidered in all colors; 8 Giughams; pla Silks; Broche and other Shawls, in variety: Com Diapers, Towelling, Sbectings, ‘Table Cov Flannels, printed Lawns, Bareges, domestic oride of all des Ww variety of | ae Furniture, bei ef various fabric and pattern, Sale Housekeepers furnishing would AUCTIONEER.—THIS DAY, SATU it il o'clock, x. a btn a at tl shingt lange pad. general the - Ingee of yeoterday, which was not. sold for want of timer forether with any quantity of Furniture not on sho cata jogue. 5, 000. —10 BR SOLD FOR “CASH OR — * Sovry G nop) ‘anged for real estate, thy oy Bished retail Hosni ince 's ad is not second to any in the city. 7 has been carefully selec’ Fancy Le tl for cash, ness. Apply to ted and and is worth about Pir The owner inte Hau from busi- WH. Mca eo Co. encravings of the a the world Lurope, one in form of » of the best worl wich street, vac WANTS. eee WANTED—BY ‘ RESPOCTABLE WID WIDOW LADY, 4 ‘BY 4 YOUNG pred wae UNDERST: A Me retail et ie 4 poste Can Gre Address J. D. DP. | Si ANTED-A Goon | FRENCH OR GERMAN FRMALE ene need anply but such as speak Froneh. Apel at) AC No, JOMench streets SITUATION, BY A R. PECTABLE Nurye oF Chambe good city reference giv nth street. ANTED — A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE English woman, to Cook, Wash and Iron for @ small private family, or would go as laundros#. The best of eity py given. Apply at 86 East Broadway, Can be seen unt A SITUATION, IN A GENTEEL PAMILy, eeper, by eriean, person of rospectab neh of housekeeping, aud tire charge of a family, wi call at 278 Twenty-seoond street, between the Ninth sud Tenth avenue ANTED—A HEALTHY hoy, PROM ONE YEAR TO one year and three-quarters Old, who has no parents, by a femily who wish Co adopt it. Apply at 83 Rherilf wervet, back building, ANTED—A SITUATION AS WAITER, BY A sone steady who understands busine erfoetly wall, and objection to go ia the country, Address Jo ‘an, Herald ( fice. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WITIL A PRESIL Uk, wants a baby to Nurve, at her own places yn. AS CHAM- bermaid, to 0 travel in the in Good SERY GOVERNESS SITUATION WANTED— an lady, who alyo make herself generally nionable in a respectable private G., this office, or apply to 26 Vande- vy Aah ily respectable youn ® English well, and who woul swell as com; useful, famil LADY, ANA GERMANY, IS ng a situation ay Governess, in a pri- She and andi compete he rudiments of Music, (Piau> i.) No ob= nto travel. The most unexcept are oitured, and will be required. Address, L- Oftice. MISCKLLANEOUS JAMES CONNER & SON, TYPE Fo FOUNDERS, CORNER of Ann and Nassau streets, New York, have on hand every article necessary for complete Printing Establish= ments. The materials on which this paper are printed are from the above Foundry POR BATHS—A CURE FOR RUEUMATISM, coup m 7" A Vv E f the Bilious c . HIRTS MADE UPON A Ur row SHIRT DEPOT. principle ot measertanh at the Cen new and unerriny Bowery, opposite Fifth’ st., 0) prietor. Gentlemen's own maateriais test notice tuade. BI" Please copy the address, $10, 000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE in comes from $1,000 to $5, HN H. WHITE, ny ‘all street. INDOW SHADES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ON band, and painted to order, wholesaly and retail, at 27 Sprace street, 2d, Sd and 4th stories. Bi cord, tassels, Re. parE HANGINGS, Thomas Fay! Importe WHOLESAL le Freweh Tactorige, id stock of Interior te Decorations forrwalle nad ceilings, "Atay ese constantie ter ceiving direct from all the principal factories of France and Gormauy, the latest stylet and patterns of Paper Decor tions, such a Satin et Dore, tures Veloute, Dore saroyuine, Glace, Cheney ernie,” Ih Payrages, Colorie, Paper yes at VARIAN oS IN PHILADELPHIA, nd of mort superior quality. It is retailed at No. renin th under the Bex jel de Fart ns wishing whiolesom| BArcaps IN W, Aty Call Povar Monts Ralanec; | plain Gold Loven; 3 and worth ise and personal pro- 3.P. JONES, of Ann street, 2d floor. J. F. LIMBURGER WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY form the public, and his friends particularly, that he 7 3 Wall all strect to 4 Broadway, oht Silvorand Plated er. Be able te give entire aatief him with acall. N. Paired and warranted. ORNELIAN RINGS.—o0 POsEM. TOR SALE BY VICTOR BisHor, 2 n’ lane, up stairs. ) AGUERREOTYPE PLATES. —LEWI L, BISHOPS Fame ompest i BISHOP. 23 Molden inne,” UMMER HATS.—THE NEw rr Ss po ally Tevite ta é. 74 Comvany wovuud dishing themsclres wi! fiat If v0 (all thore who may favor B.—Waichee and Jewelry carefully re- Nt Tasty axtivia, coboehteg tor oun wt produced, both ae regards au They are aware that, the impreeie a public mi that itis impossible man ufecte ire & be Viet for Three Dollars, and that what they assert i ° fact; hae ae beg leave to dite o the contrary, for they know wh ey paneteetare, and what they seil, and 4 iis, Hoeky Menneatp aii cee | I style oontatn Rilvery Babver, THE NEW HAT COMPANY. ‘OM " i" Toros aren, New York. t Rome ave geen Be WE HOLD TO BR best volley of of @ tradesman, venitatingly, that 'y purchaser a perfe vf boots, gaiters oF S—ONE CASE SUPERIOR VANILLA ‘and for sale b THOMAS & MAPWELL. *6 William st, Dorhood, am most modern atyle. he farnivere will Ro TO LET, FURNISHED OR of Broadway: or two single gentlemen can be aceom: | with o pario ‘U1 Broad ae, i serie By S'Lexpip viEw or ROME GIVEN away wits Hed London N. th office, for particulars. EARMAN “PROPE! TY aT. PRIVATE BALE. —é Arew fine Cottage sites on the apland, im an excellent neigh well situated for besiness pur- t rinont Ferry fires: 7 Femain on mortance, jminediately. to No. 9 Wall streets may be had. ufacturers.—For sale or exchange, for New Wiamebarg improved p the tower part of this city, fr when built upon, will tte N. 170 Broadway. RT OFAR ARMERS MANSION HoUsR, tix con coma, with fruit privi- if 8 mile from the from Kingsbridge, A residence for a gent all family, vers in the city. Apply to TOWN WWASKIN, THREE-STORY Bi K HOUSE, leasant neighborhood re STORY HOUSK, NO. 5% Broadway, three doors above Spring, furnished in the be sold or let with the Pet rneses house, of of S. D. faarl at roe OTTON WASTR-TWENTY TONS CLEAN Corp for steak NA & BEEUE, 109 Fulton stroat. Waste, ) Bort, BS, AND OVER, HAVE BEEN ’ «Ke Hegre. ‘# Lint- met, or Maxio Fluid. Tt is the only articl iy will renew the hair, | Mr. Pais now sold that res of ot street, has pot weed bree b ir in " large bottles, Mr sen, where the Dostor ea: 4 ree je to the trade generally, 7 HES !—000 LAR pyapisu Leee! 1 recess for be at bor em, nt a + et i. 7 Sone street. RS.—A. Ppt. TMORR en Wines and rs, re~ r inepection, ‘th yf app! ty. ayes, a iw, ee med Breadw at or at his residence at New to sinale gentlemen, withot board, in a pleasant dtwo bedrooms, In posite the Tabernacle an jeneD 00Ms Ww re of Mrs. Devel. ater cloets, Me EB TO LET. AND FURNITURE roR ov Wanted, aperson with $9) to $700 eash, to purchase, a aced price, she furniture of @ house wear Wread way, in The. #, who pay ail ex Al board, and may neeommodate Walittae bse R, Hiroutway Post Ottee 97} DRY GOODS, de, NIN Myc SUB- REDUCTION e thee it of the above have been recsived ah eI) red -d Page oe with thi ntity, tante, that Contes sete “sawulted | is the Baited Seats, Toile Lille Mantilina, 62 Hy Burnes L DRY tines Lar 0 Lyi conve PSEaryenr VE TRIED IT. that by ita Large family kfast. The material docs tub i¢ ne- VF Wee, Ro street, § L*°*}, MAGNETIC Pow) = RAND PILLS.— voyed by a Cy clothes, on fo 4 sre droop ther by their toned, Joet try ite magic power. Por rate and mice he has» pill, maxes LYON, 40 Br say y Proprietor of the eelabrated ¥ for the instantaneous destrortl: which Rave received the remimin A the ante, 1) Fol- etreet, Mroekist Pa CHARLES MUNDE'S eSTASLISHMENT, en & AMUSEMENTS. 0 NIN Bw Sita iis traced? of LON Auraat 1 ie BAT bad re, jordan; Cees! ¥ come (Mr. Seymour; | Thus ities S- Dens aillay.. To eonelud Of the LETFLE DEVIC Caria meena 4, Mr, fe per atl Vanes, Bente si Po a abeite, Mes, Daawilae, Mise K Denlar "Doors will o ; Drees Circle, with the imal fhe | Littl Will rise’ at 734 trio Bcents: Pit _ conti dim’ Spromte, Mr. deftera ibraxiey, Mrs. Bor! Will commence with: the drama. TA D WIVES—Dilly Lackaday, Mr. C Klin. Mr. Crocker; Laura, Miss Lockyer: e whole to conclude with $ WIFE—Mr. Scnerion, Mr. Crocker; x, Jefferson: Mrs. Se iss Lockyer; Mrs. Doors open Trek ds ASTOR aay AND MANA- Benefit of Miss ( an ote € evening, May Isth. the port the play of GUY MANN@KING—« C.K. Mason: Dowinie Sampson, Mr. C. , Mr. Couldock; Dirk Hutte Mise C. Cushman; Julia dioteaof FAINT Charles, t, Ranier a eencents eal he commense 60" "Tig velock: i Amphitheatre, Zo. HRISTY"S MINSTREL S.— EC [A NICS’ HALL, NO. 72 Broad Broome streste—Fri- the Aree eetablished ‘comprisii tion of their ori ery until further notios open Concert will commence st : o’elo afternoen Concert ck. cing at So’elock, P.M. ARNUM'S CHINESE B MUSEUM, 539 BROADWAY, BE- twoen Spring and Prince strets.—P. T. Barnum, Pro- and Manager. Re-engaxementfor a short time longer encing Moi Chinose Lady and who pur I cities of the Unio 8 to the! ddition to the he Chinese collection, Voeal » Open from 9 ren half pric instrumental mu -M. till 10 PB. and even! ebile PaSHIRE RELL RIN RS. AT rue 830 Broadwa, minent Rear ever, 8 week, ck, and on We “gt ‘aturday They will gi ries of enter~ rforman: folamente’ in theie ni ything of the kind ever witnessed by Ameriean au- ner, Their music being produced by ‘the use of twonty= five belly at on five to each man, produces an effect at onee a And enchanting, They executn & great variety of popular Mare ezo4, Quadril olkae, National Are Ethiopian Melodies, and select from the most celebrated operas, with a harmony an! Heacy of tone which create the’ greatest delight. Tao doe sunetio Rell Kingers, will appear those two talent alists, Miss Les! Mr. Harrison, the former in vanleee of Typulne soage andthe intisr te sere conte melodies and im dren wndor 10, ARD.—PARKMAN AND WEBSTER—WILL BE RX. hibited on Thursday, May 16th, at 306 Broadway, corner of Walker sr ak effusions. Admission 25 cents; cuted, with extreme fidelity, by an artist of celebrity 2 eomporitio id the size of lito; being perfect por- traitures, in face and figure; clothed, by adineasurement presenting from their wardrobes, an: mb ce—of Profen jurder, in Tost prevented by distance from ry pare gratit $4; noir curiosie ty Sgucrreoty the wita Slee tle foun ut the Banibition Rosse Beyraro MUSEUM WILL BE OPENED EARLY IN Ladi men of arknowledged talent, will apply (if by lee North American Hotel, ALBERT CASE, Propristor. MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM desirous" pala) te Soha W of Bowery and Bayard * “Female Arab Gi Female Button, comic and fancy dances, with a variety tH, to be cra St no other place of ENTREVILLE COURSE $200 will ve give ian Sve, ia ree Mas Fifty Uotare to ‘the tround Ge stacs to maken rece. JOEL CONKL! Ny Proprictors % G. = IN AY. ¥ eepure nad Stake 81, Malle seat herpes mile heats, beat three ia five, in harness, George Syiser names br. ii Ara. mes b. sane ANDTRAN- son moder Charles, BosrINc—to Tay ELL No in pes Box —TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, or two or thre single xentiemen, ean be necomimedated Pith pleasant furnisied roo d board, in armall private family. References required. App 0. sree, OARD—TO LET, WITH NOARD, ONE SUIT oF ily reo ished with Crot Y closets, edation for single geutlemen, at 77 Murray suited with very pleavant partial board. in a genteel ats Walker street, OARD WANTED BY A G ENTLEMAN—A WELL PUR- nished ro ith full board, and ure of bath ro« table ‘ding house or private family. Mi Bearthe Battery. Address A fetter tox Mt, stating torn IVATE FAMILY, GERMAN PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, | OARDING —& Acknowledged a of the best piano and ringing teachers in the sity e+ board ine gentes! family up here ct tion in music as pay, Ad~ . Cao take two or 44 Harels ired. A first rate © NTI. Boseerc—a EMAN AND 118 WIT, OR two aecomn 4 with plea- in an airy and easan’ tornticn, on Brooklyn Heights, not three mi nik from Paltoe berry. A few felert boarders only ta! Apply at No, PARTE AL. 6 Willow street, BOARD, A 1. ARGB MAN AND Wir he acrammodate THOUSAND, AT NO, 1 OFF CLOTRING, JEWELRY, FIRBARMS, Ro— Hea, having supertons effects to digpose of, will tala theblehest pricey tending for the wubserter A Jine, through the post ofce, of otherwise, will meet with Prompt attention. H. LEVETT, No. 2. Wall street, corner of Broad HORSES. lew YOuk TATTENS «11 THE “Vi8 Brom HANDS HIGH, y ha nena, very paay SON'S Stable, 2th #t ve —A BAY MORSH, 16 HANDS HiGH, OF yh SALE hell " q ‘On SALA HORSE, WAGON AND HSHNESE— ‘The bores in sonnd nnd hied, @ good tra fay cad see of the handariness porade horwes in the 1 the m We nearis new, and built to order by ome af the bess ran #t Cor "s Htebles, in Greve oucet. N, 70 William steve, Sr ————— AMUSKMUnRTS. a) THRaTRS. —-& MARSHALL, irr nay will be IBLO'S.—SATURDAY formance will commence wi ‘eoe, called HOME—S. uff, Br. Broughs Martin Halligan Mr Floren Pesay Dutt Men Brougham: Bene ‘Taylor; Titania, Mra, Conover; Mrs. Everard "To © nolide wi DELIV Ase Sao ND—Citizen Sangfroid, phe ickinsou; Pauline, Mise Mary Taylor, Admis« sion ty all parts of the house, 0 conta, 4 open wt half Past 7; to commence at B: RTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET. day evening. May is will be pls “S HUSba\D—D Mr. Holman: Nou Soi i cetee, Mrs Keasell: D Biers nt After whieh, WVsPanions A. Kerr Mudgeon i Johoson; Harry Hoaxley, Mire Jordan: Dr. Dubble L.. Deo’ Mr. Audrewsy P- Biareoyums 3 Mr. tel Kate Modgwon, Mi To conclude with SREIN( wins an. Mr Tm manvos, and w most decided mark bas ments. Aftern Saturdays, Do sion 25 cente AMES M. JUNE & 04's AV RKICAN AND BUROPEAN fhatding: Mites Le eluding M’iles, Le a Me: Be with Che widely celebrated FPraneb trou 18, Towrniaire, Roraline and Jeamett tre, Me. and a, Walt, he § Aner Novel EXMIBINION UF ENTIRELY ORIGINAL rie of Pic ts of the Young Worlds the most magnificent set of seriptural Vhifustratons ever prem ted to the noth of the dincey ablie, inte. Pano rk is open for the senson ae thy Roo forte. rangement made OVEN TALY—WILL FO EXHIBITION, IN THR course of the en week, at No. 308 Bi way, Now the celebrated Panoramic Mirror of 9 tour trea ast WEEK—BAYN 3 PANORAMA OF & vorage to Eurepe.—Open every evening, a& the Gress Minerva Kooms, 406 Broxdway, embracin, views of Liverpool London, and be les of the River Rhine, Ad= 28 cents; Children, 15 sents. re mene 7 P.M. hi nd Saturday a ernoon, at three 0! ening, May Lith, aw he distinguished Vaulting Bq this eity in the ar tire troupe af Shetland f oxercines. The Rivers Pam hip, by Mesers Dale. iame Camille, and Mas ai a rb Milit y he strigtert decorum en! rovd. Adupigsion 2 cents; ebil- dre under ten years of age half price, | Rxtra performances Will be given on Wednesday snd vnbday afvermoont CARD. wishi way or o iH. Barret, ne The alge i Stree tre, Philadelphia. ee A. WA EET. — ARRIVAL, Professor Ungo Gropive, Theatre of Berlin, w vers ne beatiful a ie thie © “A =i are vs AMUSEMEN'Ts th Pt ADELPHIA, ALLHALLA, 36 Sek STI the world-renowned Company, fro m dally se: ibited * Sabl of bis um before i Brothers, performances. Two gray clock in the afternoon, a aKer. Owing to Decessary Dis eppearance in elt at sa nd ook 2, nearly ti ir ad: cou oa he 4 Sesh ‘.. ee REMOV TALS. EMOVAL. CLARK & = woun MAVE E REMOVED PROM eet, new io. 117 Broad- No. 125 Pearl ¥ COURT. ne. a areas inst Robert &. Patven,— of th Ine day of such theca ae 4 of Fe hundred and Ofy. boaldes the ome Gf thio ection Bel April 8 OO nr oas WARNER, Plalatifte A A a tf weit ty Hall Pinos, Ne tenet N city of Mem the papers ¢ York hs D AMUOY RAILR AD LINE voR tT wiclvek, A.M aa Sinies Whee Wi Wailer GQ Rsteonrs CALIPORN ta BAPRESS— TUR NRX? RX. pre Nugomies wilt be.nade op and forwarded } (yon the 2hh instant, bo Chaps 2. the detivery fs ‘and for ait calie hy the proprietor tm (Newtenmer at Sam . Brett, deeeateh. Ofioe 14s street corner of lane Bowne’ THOMPSON & MITC! Be pry nt = fa for freahs can be made hereer im Calle fornia. as 4 Cairortiacus Se eae Ow F DOLLAR, PS Wileon, for stant, att Yaron SIA TICKETS FOR SaLh AND WANTED , ch trekets for 2th May, two stee 4 tstemmer, sll for vale. nd im Aapio wall's Line, sul the miedie Apply at wk of the Saloon, 13) Pul= 4 TICKETS —1 STRRRAGE TICK. 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