The New York Herald Newspaper, May 21, 1850, Page 3

now just what they ean take. If it goes completely cut of sight, the loss cannot be much, It would be » good stock for speculators who have very little eapital: ‘and wish to lose that, to take hold of, All the fancies must, at present priecs, hang heavy in the hands of helders, and it will be hard work to get any of them above ruling rates, rie Railroad may be further in- Gated; #0 may Harlem and Reading Railroads; butthey have all reached dangerous points, and the chances are ip fact five out of six in favor of a fall. Hudson River Railroad has advanced within the past week about ten per dent. the cause of which is, doubtless, the fact, that the eompany have made very favorable arrange- ments with several large eapitalists, for furnishing fands to earry on the work to a speedy completion. ‘This will enable the company to make more favorable eontracts than it could by an issue of its bonds direct to eontractors, and guaranties the construction of the road upon the most economical terms. Whether the rise in the market value of the stock will be permanent, depends entirely upon the quantity offered for sale. Mo far, very Nttle has been brought ant, and the stock appears to be well held. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer ef thie port, amounted to $116,000; payments, $112,- $96 $4—balance, $4.874.015 67. ‘The transfers of Tnited States stock to foreigners, for the week ending the 18th instant, amount to $216,950, as follows: loan of 1842, $6,000; of 1849, $4,000; of 1847, $191,450; of 1848, $15,500. Yhe Knickerbocker Viré Insurance Company have declared a dividend of six per cent., payable on and after the first day of June. It ie astonishing what an immense amount of money has been sunk in the various works of internal im- provement eonsiructed, and in the course of construc- Men, in this country. Very few reiest & memént on this subject; and during the different periods of specu+ lations, which have, within thefpast twenty years, been experienced, every one ha® rushed headlong into every hind of bubble which has presented itse! It is wach times as we are now passing through, that the originators of new schemes take advantage of to push forward and draw in men of means. The most fuyora- ble estimates are put forth of cost, and the most extra: vagant ertimates of income made, for the purpose o attracting the visionary, and deluding those who are inflieted with an over supply of confidence. We find fm the papers now, notices of the formation of dozens of new companies, Live Stock Insurance Companies, Life and Health Insurance Companies, Insurance of Debts, &e., Ke., are all before the public for su'sscrip- tiens to oapital stock and for support. Railroads and eanale are contemplated and laid out in all parts of the country, Mining companies spring up like mush- rooms. Discoveries of gold are made in all sections of the Union, and those who have a little capital and wish ‘to invest it permanently, where it is represented a divi” dend of ten, twenty, and thirty per cent will be declared senually, will find no diMeculty in doing so. These things have been done frequently before, and we have ne doubt they will frequently be done again. Bubbles are apparently as easily inflated now as they ever were, and there are probably as many pigeons to be plueked now as in times past. Almost every civilised country on the face of the earth has suffered more or less from these bubbles, and the future will probably ‘be as prolific in them asthe past has been. [n illus- tration of the truth of this, we have only to turn to the first and last chapter of the history of railroads in this eountry and in Europe. In Great Britain, the depre- ciation in this species of property has been enormous having been, in the aggregate, full five hundred mil” lions of dollars; and in the United States, the depre- eiation has been proportionably greater, having been tall fifty per cent of the aggregate amount invested. Railreeds in the United States have cost at least twohu: dred millions of dollars, and they are not worth, at this moment, a cent more than one half of that amount, or about one bundred millions of dollars; and we doubt if the aggragate net earnings of the whole will pey six per eoent om the present estimated value. Speculators may, for a time, inflate prices for these things; and if wetake the present market value ase criterion, the @epresiatiod may not appear so great as wo have mamed ; but the ineome cannot be affected by the movements of speculators, or the work of depreciation arrested by Wall street financiering. The very sddi- tions now being made to the miles of railroad in this country, are hastening the aggregate depreciation, and eempetition must, before the lapse of many years, bring about the ruin of many who have their all in- vested in them. While this result is rapidly approach- ‘ing this mode of investment, the works will be of vast serviee to the country at large. Bvery railroad built will aid in developing the resources of the country, no ‘matter how many individuals may be ruined in thei: onstruction. The evil will be partial, but the good ‘wolversal. ‘We have had, as yet, comparatively little eompeti- ‘tion in railroads in this country ; in Great Britain it bas been carried to a ruinous extent, and has been one ef.the principal eauses of the break-down and depreci- etion in this species of property. We can recollect when « mania existed for building turnpikes, as great as that now raging in relation to railroads—when trust fands and the widow's and orphan’s mite were invested in those works, as the safest and most produc- tive of the dey. Bvery one was anxious to have o turnpike run past or through his farm, and people mortgaged their real estate and landed property, to raise money to purchase stock in these concerns. A large majority ef the criginal subscribers to these tarnpikes lost large sums of money. and a few of those who eame into possession at an enormous deprecia- tion, made money. A similar course of things will be realised in ratlroads, and aftor many years, when they have ehanged hands three or four times, at « heavy reduction in value each time, they will fall into the peeression of parties who may make them productive Jovestments, To do this, they mast undergo vast im- provements in the system of management, and vast reductions in the expenditures, The losses already realised by the original subscribers to railroads, in ery section of the country, have nearly destroyed all confidence in them, and made it utterly impossible to fill up the espital of any new company contemplated, porate eapacity, to these works, when the citizens of said cities, towns, he., ahall, by © special vote, give eonrent. i 3 ete? sa0sag% —— BEES iB» * 3 us 0 Ohio Indiana State S's ioe Pens * * ad nie 1 8 Fa = we es oe oe ee F= Baef tom, fell, 10 Am 48 a de scrip 1S, fy Betege River RR i. tose &. BONY RN GRR RY «anal ws Hartom pref 4. tutt 1s wa. we a 2 0 BN SECOMD BOARD. TiN “tofeanenen = {9 Reading KR zy w& ae woo » WO fa AAD AAA ADAP AARP uk. Lt Bs WRAY, Wito ma, ta earl IN My 4 Ane catee ME Voc lmpertent Jp ail enter we sch PATOREATION WANS WANTED.—IF SOPHIA R, sree ie oe eal wy, oe ae siteatien ta in elty or Gowstry. Address & Mea a ab ee oe WASTE ar a RESPECTARLE ABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a} to doeham= tion as an experie se / derwork and fine washing and ira mo elie otion to go short distance oountry. bent of city reference, ‘Can be seen for tee tage 10 tog e’elock, at 36 Great Jones street, T A SITUATION, BY A RESPRCTABLE W aon soman as Cook, or Chambermai d and Laundress or to do general housework iu a small private family, Bost ef references given. Inquire 157 Groes street, Sth door from Courtland, Map ctalre, second Soot, font Toots, for swe | | Waitt A YOUNG WOMAN, WITH GOOD | ity references, rma ‘Can be soon at 63 Bank shrest, 7 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN, | ‘as Cook, and to aud ironing. 1 no objection to go a sh stause inte the ecentsy. ‘The best of city reference ply at No. 4 Union court. ANTED—EY A RESPECTABLE YOU @ situation as Nurse and Seamstres recommended from her last place. Pleaee mersley etreet, sovond house in the rear, aye. Ve given from her last place. Ap- | AD it wenn None need Bara ocean bring the best of recomm: Anp teiwdn the hour S¢'9 and 1 Fy ond door above Seventeenth street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOU situation as Chainbermaid, or io do 1 private family; is a good wash Ser Visdiy sesiepesthd: tak hee Toet eonwich street, Mrs, Mitchell's, f ei | ty. "Please WANTS. ANTED—A BOY, ng APABLE OF READING MANU- seript. Nom Dut those whose w perfectly coupacent, “Appiy'e Gold strect, eon: ners ANTED BY A sLOUNG LADY, EMPLOYMENT, AT ‘an Teacher of eens w. 8 schoo! of fa- tosepe mansentgt’ ds ; mily A Nous RESPECTADLE WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ation as Chambermaid, or to do fine washing and iron- ing, or the work of s smail faisily. City referenes van be given. Apply at No. 48 East Broadway, Can be seen four ays. A RES PRCTARLY Ww: ANTE D—A SITUATION, an, ima sinall private Ming Co do th ria we No. Seth Greenw: ANTEL—A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMALD AND ‘Waiter, or to assist in warhing and ironing. Mas the bert of city reference, or, front room, eh strect, Please apply at 515 Broadway, eeeond if required. Hn at Kid refere ANTED—-A SITUATION, BY & KES young womon, to cook, whieh she perfeatly and to esist’ i ironing, eneral ho malty May be ween at ween Bleecker aud Amity, for tures ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOU NG WOMAN, & situation as Chamber maid and Lagndress, as understands washing perfeetly, Has no objeetions to tra with a ive the best of city references from hor last Ph all at the northwest corner of Avenue A and Twelfth street, second floor, front room, fortwo days. BY any vV young Winss, ANTED~A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- testant young woman, as Nurse and Seamstress, or as Chambermaid ‘and Washer, Inquire at 187 West Thirt joor, Can be seen for two th street, front room, eecond ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ® situation as Chambermaid and Waiter, or as Nuras and Seamstress, in a respectable private family; would have no objection to do the general housework of a small family, lease apply st Sul East Ninth street, between avenue BB and | to do plain sewing, or nded by the most be seen for two da d Secomd avenues. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOU WOMAN, ¢ care of children aad do plain sew- ing aud assiet i tion to Steanel with a tad ine ‘bast of Please to call at No. 116 Ei F the Sixth avenue, Can he se w+ TED, IMMEDIATELY, A JOURNEYMAN plumber: Apply to Edgar & Dickson, No. 437 Hud- ANTED—A § hing and iroi tance in the feen for three Ww bak Stef ag. of TEER Mme bt 24 mberm: ass ting So eMjection to ge a short wod city references. be eat Fourteenth street, iu the TED—BY A you: NG WOMAN OF INDUSTRIOUS | habits, 0 situation as Chambermatd and Laundress, of to do the general housework, of » family. City | references can be given. Please cal nat No. 109 vington RESPRCTADLE Tho beat of city reference cai wien fimily. ence can be given {oi er last place, Please call at em! nner Band C Can be seen for two days. fs mya al A musr’ r YOUNG GIRL. A sitnation to do ch ting. Bestof city jiven. P jourton reet, in she adlow 8, Can give the be are in aaah acl Pleas’ calls of but woul a aE His Tense bddrees 3. WANTED BY A RESPECTRBLE YOUNG WOMAN, who is « first rate Cook, er, ‘® situa snail peivess femliyy leo’. git. ts'a0 bere jusework. Good foo: D wo days. WANTED DUS IE, f LAWYER'S OFFICBE-’ YOUNG | ii some experience in on am rites Paes nese obtain a al applying bo Sickles & Haskis, = or Please Fig ea Tt seen for two day aurea a RESPECTABLE youne 2 WOMAN, abies mn, as Cham ‘eiter, and or I nousowork. ‘City reference seulenten ‘Apply at abe Chariton street, ir rterace ean ANTED—A 81 youi housework, ber letand 3 ‘ATION BY A RESPRCTABLE ambermaid aad Waiter, or general Good city reference from T Seventh street, bevween Weeeansi SITUATION AS HAMBERMAID AND im Seamet le youn eeor Most Warming A A SITUATION Wah A miata +" soot Toei Sete See oe ANTED-A SITUATION, BY 7 [RESPRCTABL cuit Ue willing to man a uutiee ont ry irom! - nese: Good ‘an be Viease 8 thoy TEeD—eiTe ATIONS, BY TWO Y OUNG Wow me to cook, wash and iron— the other to take care of city references can be street, in the basemont. ws hildren, and do plain sewi flee. “Please chil at 7 Mulberry be seen for two days. ‘Can give the best city reference. | WHT ANTED—-A do the gene ironing, or would family. C preiuo best of city references from her | last place. Can be for two days. Please call at 5d | Franklin tre in the rear. We | washer ne Tn washing and i ing: the best of cit 261 Sixth avenue, tweea Sixteenth W ANTS A SITUATION.—A YOUNG WOMAN, A PRO- festant, will be disengaged in a few days an frog ft whlch she feeoll aualiecs = make dresses. Would jection ld, or do light mn the city. Ph ANTS.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, LATELY arrived from Dublin, wants s situation as Coachman, | which he thoroughly understands in all ite branches, from twelve peri LADY OF GOOD ADDRES: experience in business, bot in Europe, le house, in actor: be given. | years in her last place. N EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SIT- uation as nurse and sewpétress—no objection to going to see call on her present employer, at 19 rst street. | the country, | West Pifty-frs TION AS ot hierar eee ingand ironing. Please rear, and No.6 Doan irty-six Dollars. The finder by returo~ ve rewal A Polen REWARD. STOLEN, yaeunenay row Boat, 19 feet long, from 2 the cy tot Pact wtreet, South Brooklyn. white middie, red stroak under the th white an gearele, asd green’ with cake There were a look, m. Any one returning m where it ean be found, will the thanks of street, South Bro OST_ON SUNDAY LAST, reet and St. Bartholomew's 4 small Mourning Pim. with the ini der will reeeive @ suitable r 1.127 Bleecker street, E lSru INST. A DIAMOND larg diamond—somewhere in Wall ‘The finder will be literally rewarded, an & Stevson, Astor i OST—ON WEDNESDAY, 9rn INST. UP POSED IN a Broadway omnibus, a Gold Heart, doayelted en one tide, containing the daguerreotype of s Indy, "J.B. M. Tn Genepelia wes engraved om the inside. Tho Sader will ve iheraliy rewarded by leaving the sais at the desk 'of the Herald bait BAD ae $T.—$10 REWARD—LOsT, ON TURS. day morning, between Jersey City and the Union Hot Union Square, ad Purse and Bracelet, of plain gold The purse contained two small gold pieces, and'a few shil- lings. Any person bringing the above articles to the desk of the! Herald office, will receive the above reward, and may re~ tain the Kold pieoos, : FINANCIAL. $28,000 000 LOAN AT sx PRR CENT INTER- for a term of years, on productive rei estite in this C4 ‘Tt will be loaned out in suns to suit applicantg, A! 16 Wall street. ANTED—BY 4 or silo; 25, 000-72 ) CAPITALI wholesale xrovery partner. with from $15,100 to $32 man profes iaterv to ean be shown by trade. No ARMONY HALL, NO. 7 CENTRE STRBET, NEW York, kept by John Whitake: Lo ne HalPwill be opened on; Wednesday, 224 instant, where ihe will be happy to see his friends and the pablic. HE YLUMDE NATIONAL GALLERY, NO. 21 _ Broadway, established in 1M0, and has ever sinee boon to its collection the distinguished individuals efore the public, and m whom haye sinee aking Stone cf tbe most interesting places in the IRDS.—JUST ARRIVED, BY THE SWIP CasMvs, from Bromen, a large and excellent assortment of singing Canary Birds, Bullfinches, Larks, &c. To be sold at the old , 162 William street. ORMLIGS, RINGS. ny B DOZEN, FOR SALE BY VICTOR BISHOP, 23 e, up stairs. De aikowledged superior to all sthurs forsale oy " hina OR BISHOP, 25 Maiden I ANILLA BEANS—ONE CASE SUPERIOR VANILLA Beans, In shor OM AS SS abwent, 6 prea EAS Toss BOURSES SUSE RECEIVED, AN INVOICE ‘ards, ramaeted, in the © faetuted, for INES, BRANDIES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS. Tite cheapest and best Liquors, of erery description, bad at 831 Houston street, corner of Mulberry, A. trial ha ll ore the faces, Small profits and quick returns, for “sey rg om ba 10. E & ‘con OUNG M mission House, to Aequadutance South or A WHOLESALE COM- “ld be referred, Apply te. ‘ren feree DREW J) BREWER & Co, a Water streete, up stairs. AN Corner of Front MoxEY Ls LENT.—TUE HIGHEST PRICES ay ANCED, Mc mat ie ond, SON i ; DAV, ie lenge ge 482 William, near Duane t. and Shabspears Hotel. Appr AGED WOMAN, WHO IS CAPABLE OF king, 8 infan ebildren, if re- red, wishes fo fe Please oall tory, from 10 t0 4. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM- bermaid and Laundress, and would = et to do the | ee work of a small private fant wot 1 at 179 N A suen for re day PARTNER OR ASSIGNEE WANTED, BY Tenter of she Marine Signal Company 23 steering point of ¥ na for or at i socertelze or far distance, end ‘collision prevented. address P iota ag Ly az 1s eoaaeo Peay s THR bas liberty, wishes but ment, for them, ‘Hie le et. particular tn ark: rin @ oh ISPECTABLE, WELL INFORMED YOUNG WO- wants @ situation as Seamstress and Nurse, or ‘AMS woulthave ne chjeation to waiting or chamberwork ins . wrivate family; rer, ty little embroi eluthes; she has the best reference from her an be seen to . o’oloek. Please to call at B08 Cabal sisect, at the private door. | Dre CLERK Pan: et ag IN EVERY RESPECT the reseil business, and oatiefac- palified for ~ A, ns renees, rmanent situat apply: Seventh avenue, between 10th and B0th tresian OUSEERET ERAN AMBRICAN LADY I8 DEsrRoUS | tment toadent in @ widowet's } fae shart line wee meh tery a economy. References respeotability given and re= ‘Addreas Miss R. Abe office of this paper, uavil ea, ia ose house. if possible, Bae See hours ner fam for the taut ‘red "oars; ane na MH ‘ook, good er and Ire ot fond ‘and Scamateess. Apply at No. ree t No. 74 Fil 3 pee of Vive avenee, up stairs, at "Gene be ood fe be oven for 1G CUR- thers. —A oe SURGEONS, APOTHRCA RIES, DISPEN: inte, Wholesale and Retail Drugrists, gh cesar aa isos the: lao tals, ‘open to be employed in any of the above capeettien fond desires immediate © either ii or'country. Addroas A. iy at the oes of this paper. 0 RICURRRPORIEN ES: ARTE ED Youre ing tw Brosdway, man for lates. Oue who am by calling at ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN Bho naderstands washing and ironiog, also plain eook No ctieetion to country wor wen 1 13 Inmen street, semond Moor, frout room, VECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN, to assist im the washing and iro) Poe js her busines may apply as No, 109 Ninth ANTED—TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS WANT sity. ations, one as chamber mai: other ns cook, washetand iro ity reterencoe 4 oto the eountry ‘apply st No. 3 ANTED—A SIT! ‘ATION, BY A une Woman, to i housework, and utdros, ud’ besise in plo sewing. Apply at 13 yong WowaR, a8 Same to light ehamberwork; best of eit No. 6 Cornelia strect, near the Sixth aven Nt situation to do ehamber work, ant nod ANTED—A SITUATION wY A ung woman, to de Washing and fronting, and Ch darwork, or Lacndrese situation preferred; the best, 9 reference can be given from her for two days. all at 122 she cnn, be, cons Lin street, in the base RESPRCTAR i) gentee! family, to Coot oF a8 chem Fofezenee aiven,; ean be soon for 128 Bh Feet, corner of Howard. aNtaD—ay, A YOUNG Wow. KAN us Wantirna sere an predoce w 4 expat bat ne neahjetton oe ve We ‘olive ix Breckiys. Plows | 2 ANTED RY A yy *- JF couN- & situation in a stor ‘where be Eras tits ome rally wera as" rehercove fives. 0 DAGUERREOTYPISTS.—W ANTED— Seeretee. We ATR Apply at WIL! Broadway vply at LMARTH'S Gallery, 179 ARLOR ORGAN. —ANY ONE WAVING vr quan. = Kan, that they would ike ire out, and tanen of ib, Ly addressing “Organ,” at this office, will recerte attention. . INCLINED TO AD- Wand extremely og ‘ting eapabilitien for inthe world.— + tabler, galleries for hirty - Sismabie. tiveet e jectional a A pest pal box 2400, box othe Po WANTED—Fron CAL FORNIAWAN AME- Figan gentleman, of business habits and oa rhs several in the South American nish and Fre: sto ous bar room, range ion in central ‘with real name and addres, aecet o furnish & Cash capital of Tew of’ estab nea permanent, merce scldtber- head, of te Californis plove as *abee 000 his own, & wel sai tafactory reteren: Sy red business qualifieations. Add: Hy x 08 General Post Otten, New —_" sg _WINDow SHADES, ac. | Wy Invow siapes or EVERY prscr: ; L- | wie hand, and painted to order, ond retail eat esale and retail, at and dh ptetice, Bull ritovar tere eas rf They a quality f t- fall 2 per cent less thes any other manufact jee warranted not to stick or curl. S LIVING AGE—CONTENTS OP NO. 3% . Manriee Tiornay, the Soldier of Fortnne: mM 2 Memoirs of th * Times do. at tix dollars by Dewitt & Littell a Bivewpe Teibwne he dines. Ni. OOKS.—BENEDICTS A ve American humivalty, the yariediet retical forma snd directions, by ol. 2 Comstook's ere § Ronen, ‘aad sol rast recond edition, ANTED—BY A A RESTS tion as Nore, and two days. Please coll at “Na ANTED—BY A RESPECT, BLE WOMAN, Pee; Aorre = TABLE orm, A srtva- ae wow re, Can be seen for {ten a+ Chambermaid and W aitrees. at No. hh street. berween Fifth cvenne ana University che sity relrenee givea. ‘Can be tren he vee ve j agsee4 site. ATy ny A area | © ‘and therefore» Norse, who haw been mine years in pacity. a rderstands the care of children. of city reference ean be given. Mereer scree’, in the rear. Viease call at 27 jon to ade rater tt Ad, tr ey 1 hig: erg sUR- ze ee if fro Os of their MPs Re 2k Ry, Mtn | ART te that he has Jet - 4 en id Freneh Kogravings. ay 3) arly ™ em hand a the Ris aa ike sees wea Me AST . CLOTHING AND FURNITU lemen can obtain s fair price for east off cloth- ber, through the post or other oir residence. Tallies attended EVENSTYN, 466 Broadway, up stairs. Apine ‘AND GENTLEMEN ARE bet gap |g ye ly informed that the full. val pt Shand and casts st by 4, Moreney, IG street. Orders left at Ne. 11, or a PAveh Devt, PTOMONEY, 11 Orange strech. Es &, IN walang, | ayn oomrost TO THE FEET. oe ASSY ON US!" BRuARKED SETH STOKES, A! he ej ht M meng ads enh on Canes 6 LEANED, FROM 6\ ard, without wnrippi shawls, axa [3518 sovers: a oul of slothes renovated for $1; dresses dyed trom 75 conte te 81 i); eillye watered: white rape shawls yed any cslor; military elo ing cleaned Sur hb ener te onlt thes atreet. CwrrE ORNELIUS' brag Beles haere, handied Tab Table Ca Cutlery, Plated pattern, A aufact corner GAS FIXTURES, MANTEL Bey arandcies, oo ‘Quoen‘s i MOuGAR | 138 wi tet ween an Also, $8,000 40 Joan on bond and Mevrteage. ~e his customers, aries from #0 "lowest article warranted as represented. Fewsiry and Silverware made to orier und repaired yey Linn’ S COMR—Passt reet on Sat b fret ‘Indios iu the elty uctompan a DOWN NA A a large num! ly actompanying their Nassau street, and feeling « er for the came we ere ted of a good look hs fog aa otrcly at the ger 1 Children’s You's Magnetic r L con's Mags PowDER, POR THR DEST Ay Seeth cath BrocklyeoW oD. D. Ayres, corner Henry and Atlan~ infor — Mire. He: ive ye, 175 Fyjee street. — furket ttreet, 160 Main «treet. State street, ATOR BA Bsa he. RE a Agee a ARTIF GAL LR LERCHES ARB on a ive ine einee (G eed. "Ber sale th il tne ie at eet pete tk wonderfal bair bent J fo? treet, berks (0 MeDougal sires, lor ten yours, ol. 04 Bashfor ove, merchant, of Foal eachlthed thete baie fratensdy and a eRe ndash Doeter deductions DR. CHARLES MUNDE'S WATER cuR Ww. ARD.— a oN. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, } $10: rane be roadway, between Howard and Canal Boeke sntalne r tag the and Courtland’ street stage,aPookt | anders Lock Factory, 424 rowdway, | Po Captain OR a) ert and on They w clkas, Hieaey 0 erry THEATR wi Pine, Mrs. Hamblin, late Mre ae THEAK Te with the farce 1 Twiddie, Mr, ©. Bor nal i further notice. urdays, commen: ARNUM'S LAS Chinese Buildings, No. 639 Broadway, This eminent band of performers, whose entertainments during the past woek have been greeted with unbounded appa pear azein every evening ity from the most celebrated operas, with «harmony end junction with the Bell ocalist TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 21, Performed the play of HENRY VITI—Katha- Henry VIIT, Mr. Gil~ Cromwell, Mr. Lia, Mos, W Mrv. Bi: mat 7; the curtain will ri Second Tier, Me. Pit, CHATHAM STREEY.—TUES- Nope day evening, SM t. will commence with che drama of the PEOV WYER. ort Ho 4 F. L. Tilton; Solon $I basher Mra Ove. Meg iH o jor, Mrs. ire er GOIN Woble er. Doors open at PLACE.—LESSER AND MAN. vesday evening, May thet i e come E-Sir liarcourt Courtly, Mr. HF . Moorhouse; Daazle, Mr. Neate; Mack Max Earkaway, Mr, Addams’ Dolly Spank jay Gay Spanker, Miss 0. ‘Cushman, Gra na ov he gonelnde with the farce of ‘Doors open Tt to a eee + ‘Amphithontre, 250. ST Y'S MINSTRELS.—MECHANICS’ HALL, NO. 172 Broadway, between Grand snd Broome streeis—Mon- May 20th, and ever Nad weil tnows Caotory'e Bente d and olde: fan opera ‘oape ‘Adwigsion $6 com will commence at 8 o'clock. Ag af at 3 o'clock, P. AT TUS SHIRE, BELL RINGERS this week, commenci: Wedneed Ssturday’ afternos 1M ropeat their novel performance ich far excol thing of the kind ever before witnessed by an American audience. ‘Their music being produced by the use of twen- ty bells at one tii viz., four to ene! eifvcd at onee astonie nd enchanting. ‘Thoy exccute ety of Marches, Waltzes, Quadrilies, tional Airs, Ethiopian Melodies, and seleo of tone which ereate the ingers, wi Mise Leslie nad de. Uatrioo Popular ‘songs, and. the Intter in se ovisatory effusions, Admission 25 cents; nder 18, half-price. atest delight. In con~ prietor i Biedur! M. Ad Ive minutes. BARNUM'S CHINESE MUSEUM, 530 ‘BROADWAY, BE- tween Spring and et commencing Monday, May 20th, of the Chinese suite, who purpose visiting the BE Institute, Wednesday's fond Thereday eningt 23.—The criginal and well-known Campi Stunstrels Prince stre: ‘and Manager. Re-engagement for Principal cities of the o their departure for Eurepe. In addition to x'in number, including the lady with fees a the Chinese collection, consisting of over Chinese curiosities. Vocal ‘and instrumental m ng the day ‘evening. Open from sill 10 isa ehildren under 10, baif price “CAMPBELL es, May ‘3 performers, t istense, beg to ee ey will gi ba as above. Comme Direetor ‘mpbell Minstrels, SE, ON WEDNESDAY 3 EVENING, MAY 28, Panorama of a Vor .— Ope: OF THE HOLY *, at Montague Views, inoly 7 Re si nd Stages run trom Fulton Fe wry to the hall OR F der the direction of the Li THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR—FRSTIVAL UN- lies’ Benevolent Society, St. 1, to be held at the Apollo, 410 Broadway, on ming, May 23, 1500, Tickets 50 cents. Cia Ath oO. ie presen. Harnv J. Roveans, G. one A Bate oy Ny THE enwe: ith the Garden, to let. Possession given tmmediately. inquire of Mrs, PREST. ai the City Hote AMUSEMENTS, ADW y Th EATRE. ~ “4. a MARSH Lt, Tuesday evewa, wil MecH Avo shot ONari xc Lounate, Mr. Fredericks; Dow. . Wheatley: Antovlo, Mr. W “Beatrive oa Bi Mine. ~ GRA UL, Ty "ig. Nori, snd ontps de Salton To fit > — WEnDINe i. Obaries iy, Mi. nen Mis Olivine "Drege Civéle. and Parque’y fo iy nd Third Civeles, one Gellery, Vet ote. AY EVENING, MAY 21, THE ch Brovgham's comedy of AL! TP sper Mealy. Mr. Cha, 65 Jock Swi + rt , mA Broa or Kyd, Mr. Lewels a pom I. wie Mary king» = rs. Vern ra, Bros Botween Sd and 4th acte. nen in iesiom ane, hour, whem the magnificent bail . room will be th asa Musicale, , ion to all parts of the boast, cont Doors open at half- past 7; ‘scommenee DBrON” 8 THEATRE, CHa MENS 3 STRERT—TE ES vening, May ctith, will be 4 the eomed SERIOUS FAMILY Cuaron Vorten Bui. 4 ke: Capiain Mu Mr. Le Aen r Be at 8 o'clock. aew burletia, called MYSTERIOUS | Bedgec on Fea. kr. Jane ” 3. Bill, Dy ne sel Orruere and tke week.—Donrs opeu at? Cs Telok. “bie wove | caceegged by B. UL. Pierce in style of Ethiopian fore ivod eae night the erowsed audienoesy » hig the “ne plus ultra” @f RATORIO OF ADSALOM Witt « 0 Rev. da, rineipa ale, parts will bo sust Rai Mr. Jones, Mr G Lew delayed anothor woek. i al rvsh to witness the Flying Act of Horsemanship, b; Pp ne. Two Clowns, Dan Gardner American Rider, Eaton and Bobby Willi: . Also, for the convenience of families, gn extre aftorncon entertainment Wednesday and Saturday nd 2th, in which the entire taleat of this rid] ‘B cents; children ender tem THAM SQUARR—TWO oon 38% gaa C4 iginal Livi “Adam and * of the beat forme: ale Minstrels, burlesque, RAND EXW CERT OF PE N's American Mammoth, or double Grand Pianoferte, a8 the Apollo Rooms, on Wedne evoulne, May 2d, 1860. Instrumental performers—Timm, burke, B. Suchet, Pirssen, Kin Sotiacronhory: Fa 4 ‘harfen! any howii unexampled novelty of four performers playing at the ‘the 6 time upon no. Tickets fifty conta, t had at vineipal hotela, music stores, and as Pires £7 Leonard street. ike Piase AN ENTIRELY ORIGINAL ments of the Young World; Ateatrasions ever pre- lie, oy m for the seasom a& Rooms, (Chambers truly the large and el stre nt New ere joining Burton's Theatre), every evening, Sumda’ dan pbston uhibition on Saturday af egheate at the Alin _ Price. ar HE BEAUTIES OF THE YOUNG WORLP ARR ghtly developed ine serive ior Chea venga of y at the Assem| me, Chambers anical Vievori and jech ee 3s an ay re 100 to Se ARDCLADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE THR- sirieal profession, of acknowledged talent, wishing am engagement at the Newark (N-J-) Theatre, {poet paid) to GEORGE CHAPMAN, 77 Dw “J street, SPEGIAL NOTICES. OF GOOD FELLOWS.—ALL THE FULL DEGREB Members of the Order, are hereby notified to attend « Bricen Meeting of the Union Lodge, Ne. . be held in Gothic Hall, ta wilh epee F. GLESSING, W. R. 8. 01 3 1550, at Bo Nope) ; the Grand Governor of By 0 th order of A’ A No. New m. | N°Z sunt to fas poarible. |B mas We wiLcErTS, secretary. “i N RUECTION HELD AT STONEALL'S HoTRI, 131 Fulton street, on Monday May 2, isitions of the Sachems of t ewe M.” NWA DANIEL Netley, Tuspectors. THE CARTMAN wHo 1 TOOK Away, BY stake, five bare Railroad Iron, from the wharf the tobacco rym warenegee, vill me without dela; thee wk TT TAPSCOTT & COM South street, York, May 20, 1800, Pla conven 3 ema rant, York ba om hese the abo G* € aie each each da rode, ehiet 1005 to trading St. Beeges eutt Motkeens: ¢ ik obtained ratio TELEGRAPH OPRRATORS—WANTED, A GEN- fully competent to supervise « telefraph office perienced opera “0 Al Ute xf ean} fete wey 2 Rant ve io sesemnere complete Printing Estab! Tigaigaieen when thi Wai paper are pelated see ‘oundry. D permit ~ ‘ae _ 2d May, ins! st ace fy for Indies arrn 1972, wnder assignation from thi from the renowned fairs of Prankfort-on-the-Maine, r ‘the Indian Chancer ‘Chat city, will com and Treneh Goat's Mair, rg wiih and great beauty Ducaper, of Itaw plin; Vertme , for import en, will be © Compa: dom the mornings of sale J ‘ Vikcston. Beeretary, ©. y. Bu bie part and their w Fie Ince m: wed’ Cui uu ry COURSE, LONG ISLAND—TROTTING. ned from yesterday wntil to-da loek, P. ively, puree enters ‘The great race between Lady Suffolk and Lad: ral private » BH Grand street. DING mod of the eit Teste is “ AN AND LADY, {in be sevomanodaved bata Teonard street, bet ce Brondway NISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOM—1 je genti#man. without board, by a pris than they ae = LADY AND GENT ith © pleasant room, with» ing, if desired, for shlidre vem ture of one rms $4 per week, and six chaith, would hoa HO, Carpeting oF and $2 rd" fortwo tape, ot P, §.—Four single gen- arvi 19m, CHESNUT sound at VERY SUPERIOR SPAN OF CARKIAGR rk iron-prey, Wis hands, five and #ix youre harnere, and Serrated perfestiy svend. K in any harness—jnet from the eon ing At Tattersails, Mrosdway. _ AMUSEMENTS IN Pia. ADLLPHIA. ARNUM'S MU! FHILADELPHLA. —P. T. aun, Fe eer ae Manager — std Pan ant Manager. zee celebrated Seg es NO. I. VANDEWATER aver special sale of Dinmonds.—P. will ell at ai wee their rales r ALIFORNTA— vr. & one hour's notice. We eee Fey alae THOMPSON & spitsicecie di pry for freaght oam be made here or order, Sed le worth stout Rees. Apply to vise BAND rorut. 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Fer par~ ND PALMER, 177 Rrondway, second Seor, Beery FOR SALR—A PIRST RATE PSTA Dy ¥ Gesirable location, im onder, other bu the busine Te RCOND-HAND, LIGHT Rock, wagon: will carry tre oF four person: GODUW'S carriage repository, No. iid Rhinavell, shrvers 0 LET—IN HOBOKEN, 4 BOUT THREE Me NUTES alk from the ferry, No 7 Union Place By three in pert der, painted this img, Tit'be Fanem tm bom Prive cee ry ib Wasted, eaeteaees e ET, ON STATEN ISLAND—A NEAT, GENTRET Richmond i 0, #8 Por three A the easiest landing liccleatte LL i fart Beaded Warehsurs, Bowe gas, Brighton, bak. ver OR SALE ‘ me 41 coms By 4 Let—70 0 OFz on Two Fike Sorel es — in & private family, at 46 Willow "hasnity. wintely. ‘Apply te Sea ria tein aor Ten Teck snp Tot LET. ae TOF & rete ry ee Sit: iz Wee ne the Bee irivee trees ; Will rent on te i as fee ala SO a My a ey OFT# AX D orrices BI L&T, TH n cree Liss ee Sit a Lewis & Westen