The New York Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1850, Page 3

j diceana J. Moroney.—Sceond-hand Clothing.—La- Panett doo re ‘the ful om Geinieg, Orders &t No. Il, or through the port, ttended t a4 t of seanmely streeted er Raves want of cheap geateel MONEY MARKET. Sunpay, May 26-6 P. M. During the past week there has been considerable speculation and excitement in the stock market, and prices have experienced the usual fluctuations. The ‘ups and dowas have given the shorts an opportunity to fulfil their contracts at fair profits, which they doubtless availed themselves of. The speculators tor arisehave had, during the past week, a chance to Tealize an advance on previous purchases, on one or two of the fancies; but the probability is that they failed taturn it to account, as they usually hold on with greater tenacity, the higher prices g>. The daily variations in prices show how weak the market is, and also show that there is great danger of one of those sudden collapees which are frequently experienced when prices are so much inflated. It would be well Jor holders of fancy stocks generally, and particularly of those which are so much inflated, to remember the ides of June. There are, no doubt, operators in Wall street connected with the present inflation f prices, who have cause to recollect the 12th of June, 1845. On that day most of the fancies fell off in a few hours, ten, fifteen, and twenty per cent—a perfect panic prevailed among holdera, and fortunes were lost at one fell swoop, Similar scenes are likely to be realized again any moment; and speculators for ® rise may eomedown town any morning, and find all their fine ealeulations scattered to the four winds, and their stocks selling at a decline of ten, fifteen, or twenty per cent, and no market for them at even that deprecia- tion, This is always to be apprehended by dealers in | fancy stocks; and the regular street operators know it very well, and in all their arrangements, make it a point to have as few of the fancies on hand as possible, when prices have become so enormously inflated. Heretofore, the brokers have been able to saddle out- siders with immense quantities of these fancy stocks, and have, therefore, lost very little when the explosion took pluce, but, on the contrary, have usually made money by purchasing of outside holders, at a ruinous depreciation, the very stocks they previously sold them at high prices. This year the brokers have not been able to draw in outsiders to the usual extent, and the collapse, when it comes, will fall where it should— ‘upon the brokers who have inflated the bubble. The commercial accounts from California, by tho ‘Tennessee, are more favorable than those received by the previous steamer. Prices of real estate, in the older settled parts of the country, had settled down ‘upon a more reasonable, permanent basis; but in the new places springing up at different points in the mining districts, prices for lots raled enormously high, and the usual speculation and excitement existed. As coon, however, as they have run their course, a re- action will take place, and those who keep cool, and are in no hurry, will be able to purchase at compara- tively low prices. All kinds of merchandise had large- ly depreeiated in market value, and lumber was a per- fect drug, prices current not paying charges for freight. Provisions and breadstuffs were doing better; bat prices were ruinous to shippers in the United States, and the adviees received by the last and seve- | ral previous eteamers, are calculated to check any very extensive shipments from this part of tho world. | From the mines, the accounts continue favorable, and the prospects flattering. The Tennessee brought down $551,361 in gold dust and coin. It is stated that the passengers have $200,000 in their trunks; but wo know not upon what authority the statement is made, and we give give it for what it is wort The annexed comparative statement exhibits the quotations for the principal speculative stocks in this market for each day of the past week, and at the close ofthe weck previous, It will be seen that prices for the leading faneies have fluctuated considerably during the past week :— Qvorations yor Tie Princieas Stoces m ras New Youe Manxzr. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Bat. Ne - = United Stares 18 18% 1 ptt ne 19 F mmebae hy pad Tene og uy ug — Faia: tac oa BY = tex = By Indiana State 5’ ~~ —- =— = = = BW Bee. — —- 5 = & = pela eircnac oS ie eH We Be Meadow. 4 @_ Big HM Bow BIN BD eee an Soe >, eer cM, Ai ee sae’ OE ae Farmte ta By By Bx by £8 By § Haven Haiti oe = fedeon Re @% 70% Ti 7 7% — 7 ‘Am. TH Seam ark! Gan sg aed se RS yy =H \ A emgetiie of prices current at the close of the market, yesterday, with those ruling at the close of i the previous week, exhibits an advance in U. 8. 6's of | 44 per cent; Reading Railroad, %{; Harlem, 1X; Morris Canal, %; Hudson River Railroad, 24%; Erie Bonds, old, Xj and ® decline in Norwich of \ per centi Farmers’ Loan, 1; Erie Bonds, new, % per cent. Our remarks upon the policy of the board of manage- ment of the Erie Railroad Company, have had the ef- fect to make some men think. We cannot doubt but that people will begin to inquire why it is that every paper in the city is tull of extravagant praises of this concern—why it is that everybody's ears are greeted with the inquiry, “ What is the price of Erie stock to- day! Why are certain directors to be seen, at all hours, holding iadividuals by the buttonhole, in Wall street, and volumteoring the opinion that the price of the securities are still very low, assuring them that the stock will go to par, and the bonds to an enormous premium ?—that certain brokers are largely short— that there are sixty thousand shares and thirty thou- gand stockholders—that large lots of the bonds have been taken for foreign account, and that orders exist for a much larger sum? These inquiries will be made, are making; and the answers cannot but produce an gnfluence which must shake, if it does not destroy: public confidence in the whole coneern, The idea of large purchases ot the second mortgage bonds for fo- reign account, so industriously circulated by the ma- nagement, is a freud. and ought to be rebuked by the community. It is asserted to influence buyers here at these enormous prices, to enable the managers them- relves—the leading, the principal operators —to get rid of their own. It is done to maucfacture a more favor- able public opinion—and coming from the souree that it does, it isan outrage upon the good sense of our eiti- sens. The transactions in the shares controlled sod managed by the same men, (men whose very counte- nances go to prove the feeling uppermost ia their minds.) inasmuch asthey manage superintend the concerns of the company, have been a disgrace to Wall street; and that is enying a great deal. The interests of the company have become of secondary importance, ‘and the large private trac the primary object. The movement has no doubt caused the investment of tens of thousands of dollars in the securities, at twenty-five per cent advance over the priee they ruled at fou months since— some of It, no doubt, for permanent. and some for speculative objects. A change is certain to All past experience proves this—nothing ean resist it. All the power of the self-confident and most busy speculators, aided by the Bank that figures conspicuously in the matter, can no more cheek the eounter curront when it sets, than could the letters of Mr. Biddle maintain the price of United State: x tock. The London Economist gives the annexed account of the existing stocks of wheat in Great Britain: — what they were in the ing of last year. In Liver- . the best estimate ich Lyf he a“ ease reévived from hat Sims. ie tout e time in n the other outport: p Sad mm the country, the stocks in the ment dealers and millers are mach below the usnal size. In farmers’ hands the stocks vary h, but asm general rie, a ae & i aneioe hear the truth. Am fand in districts where posses at nimi below nantity at this jod of the ete Bees ~ 6 An peri oe But in ere capital, the stocks of wheat are reduced yy call the wealth lest cli Sirecre, the etock Of wheat fe ee considerable, pe usual, But if, on the whole, it is bout the same as in average years, it will ® WARD .—LOST, ¢ Satu DAY AFTRRS' ho Lee | No. sail “ a Sie J ching y Hance on Troj W. yet rm soit ove reward will be patd fot George . ro to Mr. Libby, ier seat wee ae apie 9 THE TRADES. | WASTS. Aa et ecteh aMaaccntd ~ Siates, whieh wil mployment. ‘Gaunt room N str m this occasion. By onder leck Buildings, 200 ‘ay. LAU S MeCe.08 | WANTED-BY & RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & 0 do the Chamberwork and Waiting, or gene- vate family. Good references, if ‘est Thirteenth street. Let every 0 ess of groat im- y here rry ‘to be brow ne forward @ tthe Chairman. CORN CLARK, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES. | phere n Ce DDEN DEPARTURE FROM kins 4 TOWN OF by roal, La Editors of the Spanish rumors eta tow required, Inguire at 89 ANTED—BY 4 YOUNG SWISS MAN, WHO SPEAKS id French an er, Eoefuls it by Please tinue ite poblication hereafter, | » SAN MARTIN. | ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE ‘oung Women; one can undertake Waiting aud Cham XECUTOR'S NOTICE ESTATE OF CAPTAIN Wie | berwork in @ private family, and hasao objection to waitin La f United States M ding house; the other etn, do plain cooking, wash nd iron! erwork, in a pr boarding how rences can be giver no objections’ to go a short distance in the country. call at No. 17 Rose street, in the rear, ANTED—A FRENCH OR GERMAN NURSE. SHE must be a good sewer, and have city references. Apply at 106 Amity street. ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Chambermaid, in w respectable family. ‘nt S86 Broadway, between Eighteenth aud Nineteenth power n payment, and th datate are requested to mak May, 1850, —A YOUNG MAN, A GERMAN, SPEAKING | Bap imperfectly, left’ hia residence in Remsen Street, Brooklyn. on Tuesday, the 2ist inst., and has not | since been heard of, five fect five inches in height, dark brown hai forehead, and ftorid complexion. When he left home be was dressed im striped woollen trousers, of rather light color, ‘out short, low fancy checked vest, blueish gray office coat, hat, and a white | 4 : PRO’ shirts marked with is iniviale, 0. 8. Any information re- | ANT E DoBY “A RESPEC TABLE PROTESTANT gar hove will be thankfally gecelve nd liberally | pinin sewing or waiting; no objections oxo a short distance Fowarded, by his anxious Vrother, at Noe Ir Remsen street, | Pate enantez. Good teference given if required Con be Brooklyn, or No, 165 Front stree' np stairs sew York. "| seen for two days, if not engaged. ‘Apply at $3 Sands street, | Brooklyn. J ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘A situation as Chambermaid, Washer, and [roner, or to do housework in # small pi family; has no objection to oe from her last pl 10 Mrs. Traphagan, « 4 attontion paid t» Lous V. Chasaneut, of this company, who was injured by the ‘the wall at the fire at No.3 Front street, on Fri n ad likewise tender their thanks to bers of the Fire Department, who rendered such efficient Bid to the above members. factress, for the an exenipt membe failing 0 ‘o in the couatry. Best city refer | $e ae coll ne tii Al x len strect. BY A YOUNG MAN OF STEADY HABITS, on as Coachman in a private family, one who recommended both by city and cohntry re- JOHN J. BORRAS, Foreman, | ference; has no objection tw the country. Can be seen for Cuas. J. Apvas, See, b oye ys, if not engaged, at 33 Wi a street. Inquire in ft | the store, ADIES' FAIR THIS EVENENG. AND DURING THE | week, day and evening, at the Croton Ball, No. 1 Bowery. | A fine band of music, and every attraction that ean be thought of, open, free to all respectable persons, till Il o'clock at nig! ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE youl Ser v Seamstress a Nurse. The city reference. Apply at No. 50 Allon street, in the ekery. Can_be seen for two di | ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIR! tions—one as Seamstress and Children’s Nurse; ‘or would do the ho HURCH OF THE MESSIAH, Ni performance of Sacred Musie will take sITUA- he piace, in the | other as Chambermaid and Waiter, above Chureh, on Mond ay eveni ing, M rincipal Vo= | work of a small private family. Have no objection to go in calists:-—Miss’ Julia Northal E Yiore, its B Des | Theecuutep Have geod weactimendations iors thate*last Luce, Mice Jeniias, Mise M.Leach, Me” Mr. Greatorex, Mr. 8. W. mm, W. ‘Scharfenbe : H.C. Watson, Mr. Leach. Organist Mr. W. places. Pfease call at 287 Mott street. Can be seen for two | days. | ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A VERY GOOD RE- | commended, smart and tidy girl, todo chamberwork and waiting, oF to ‘take carg of children and do se first rate washer and ironer, a very good seamstress, wnd very fend of ‘children. Has reveral years’ _Fecommendation, from | her lage st nation, Nooljeetion +s go in thecountry. Tieise Is SPORTING. ee JENTEEVILLE COURSE, 1. TROTTING —A PURSE m ANTED~BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A Cr Sica be pron. mile heate, Resets 5 oy ey uation as Chambermaid and to do plain en dR ee eee eyetatey, | the general housework of small private family. G by Sorclock, B.M. ‘Three or more to make a feld, and two | ference given. Apply at 6 Forsyth etrect, in the store. C to start to maxe a race, at Greene & Madden jOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor. ANTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE young women; one to do chamberwork and washing 10N COURSE, I. 1 -TROTTING-MONDAY, MAY | and irching, ting: th to do 1 work of at shrve o'clock P.M purse and stake $30, tivo mile |: Sloall senpeseabibe fame nth can produce the best of city heata, to 200 Ib. wagons. Fe Jubuson tames sssenger; | Feferenses from their Inst placeas “Have no objection to go'x G. Spicer names be. g. Atab. SPICER is ANN, short distance in the country, Can be seen aatil engaged. Please call at 51}¢ Franklin street, in the rear. ANTED—A SITUATION IN SHOOTING AT Bel Lg mec ag ‘ON MON- takes, Ke.—There the wil May ‘27th inst.- freee be seoltietls be fer Navesen Male, on the weather prove fereee shoot at 10 o'elock A. M., precisely; otherwise at the came time and place. Z. COLM gre nd, aud commence whom he has teen employed bj ANTED—A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN, none need apply but those that are fully ring bes teenth ate Apply pueiic DOCKS AND SLIPS—THE PURCHASERS OF 5 ond No. Hof Fete Docks ANTED—BY A situation to dogeneral housework in family. The best of city reference can be RESPECTABLE tga) teh A a Roa at No. St lived her last front room ‘three in. Whitehall street, third floor, ANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE Jeune woman, as Chambermaid nd te assist in wack ing and ironing, or to take care of children, and to do pla tewing. Apply at 19 Pri ‘at the City Tall harfage which mayo 4 ae oF occupation of the Pubic ‘Docks and Stipa da: 1880, to “EAST NIVER--Disrmice No. Te-Compre en a veseels of more than five Now oan South street, being 100 fect in Tength a surest, frem Pier No, 90; Pier No, Si; reat balt ot Pl Ne. ANTED—A TAILORESS TO WORK ON COATS— Tkhead of Pier No. 3 ad yetocn, Mt. om Bus fe under instructions —apply at No. 138 Leon 35, ame head between Pier No. 35 ae BS, east “nde “— Pm “bcp, and oue-half between Piers Noe ink f “"Diernice No. S-—The like, incl aie No. ‘ier Ws side of Pike ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, TWENTY YEARS OF tion as Porte ter food . ey xperionce in produ reference. from his last, place : he hess good owledge of figures, and can write well. Call wich street, second wate or address R, at this office. # and 4); Pier if Rut ; including north halt of Pier south side ok ieee treet; south half of Pier north sid Ikhead between: north half of so Pier foot of D Delancey street; south half of north Bien foot of Delance: ichend Bi ‘street, between; Ni foot at and slong Hitington strort to Seancon street © oPsG, FRENCH, wo a0 Waiter noma Pies +) fed wey sareste, one ha ge family, or valet With agentleman. He speaks Eng! of Bulkhead on viet ikheed ca | bes Abe hase City reogmmendstions, Fiense address SAMUEL eases to pay at the rate of 10 per the cost of construction of all piers 6: ontinuance of theif lease trom ¢ i gabiling the, Corporation wharves and goon Pada mont ag pt TO JOIN a husband Reo ueniag ha M piers in the pat ‘act as epee ay paving aerating tthe State ns and poy Go SI a the ordi Ramen Council) lessees are reference given. faquire at 188 Bridge street, Brook- to be bebound by those laws, ae they may be @ - LK time | °Nowhartage is to be charged for Holl Gate or Sound pilot | Donte ner tertbe beats Relunging’ tot to she sbips of war of the ‘nited States or foreign nations, or to the United States navy yards or garrisons, or to vestels employ ed in the trans= Portation of street manure oF coal PAI the wharves and piers used for ferry ‘Purposes are re- Gathering ae As reserved for market boats exelusively. pS bor eg td, ‘e Corporation reserve to themael a sits new Piers and re aid oner; to build Balkhoads Siaress 0 se Boat this eee 11 in bel oper, withont clan yout claim te pase deduction of rout whatever, 1 be allowed for damago by rea- yi hat may prevail in the city ¢ covenants and d conditions; alsoa clause allowin, ep vany sited ‘any partion of the Pitts oe Whanvee within, the eae for Corporation ing to the Heaace of the district a jot and ‘equitable deduction for the part that may be "The lessees will,be required to give a bond with satisfac 14 bonds to be at the expense of the lessees. a did foreach district, and ‘to be paid to the collector SEAT AND GD CAPS—HAND, PANNEL. RIP, a Buck Saws, of all sizes. | Ribbed and split, and ribbed tor, , &e., with & ge Gs ape, is & assortment of fresh r. at at’ very low prices, JOHN A. NEWRO! ft. Up stairs, at place of wales HARDWARE, ATR CLOTH, ko, — BED | SCREWS hooks and trace, h le, steelyards, Knob loo andleaticks, ‘ll wie , Re LU aizes of euperior hair cloth, ure. JOUN A . NEWBOU LD, ai ‘Gold ot., Up stairs, : BENTHIC | MILLS Six OF ine of ING, | Stove fe GRATE VARNISH—THE BEST ARTI Polishing Stovee, Graves, Inve, ete. Pee DEA Aves Ba OUSTIE O1L—A Ge ‘all th ner ‘noises like bussing of $n teint of "aprronchion Deafness: Sold only wt 37 Jo bool raoe dding, stoves, kitchen forniture, crockery, ie. with ‘which the sale will commence. Ge NPOWDER, FOR SALE AT PUB! bbls. Cannon Pow To) Tbe. gach) oomdemued and 1 be disposed of } AUCTION.—S64 ordered to be sold. mblic auction, at a PIPL PLPL PLP fouroe, Virg! Juno, 15. | INSURANCE. NATIONAL, LOAN FUND, LIFE i aoens, substan ti ‘and in good order for | Arsurance Fociet wm York. Tans portation, AMMEL & COLLIER, ay forpia Risks taken on favorable terms, at moderate } rates of extra prem! ae J, LEANDER STARR, General Azont. EW BN ere SVR OTOCR. PePURA RCE 00! ven, 4 - inoured, aguizen dest Wy dinease jor avcidents Alfred Edwards, J. M. Lar seoiee 4. Valentine 4. id Rawards, Presid i tablivhment, which se oe bern proprictor (Mr. James Wossett) for t ot four private offers for the bands of the present 20 years—having FoR SALE AND Tro Ler. } AMUSEMENTS. MONDAY EVENING, MAY | tragedy of KI NG JOuUN—John Gill tert uilton; Hubert, Ms. Gilbert: Lady Constance, Airs. Walcot; Lady Faulconbridge, Mrs. Brondley. 1 Ty be of MIS TAST LEGS -OlCallagh Mr. Le'ter: Charice Mrs De. Mane ae. Moore Mes | Mrs. Bi Mrs rs Bree Girele, ATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET —MON- ‘com= 27th, the ente £C BEIS Bob £Y—Mr. Wagtail, Mr. Russell; Mrs. Bobtail, Mri fe ai Mrs. Madison. After which val oon a Mr. Herbert; Kalim arsan: Kasrac, Mr. Burke; Aladin, Miss Anna adroulbadour, Miss Lockyer. Hertaree of THE OMNIBUS-Pat Ko Ledger, Mr, Anderson; Mrs. Dolby Jplia, Ars. Jetireon. Doors open at Thi to W'elock. Boxes, 0 2hge NUEATR ASTOR PLAC. —LESSEE AND MANA- T er, ie’ cha has. Bass.—Benefit of Mr. Neatie.—Monday eveinng, May 27, the pertormy with the f the LADY OF LYONS To gonclude oney, Mr. Sey~ Mist Smiths mumence at S me Bonnard, Mrs. Weston. Doors open at 7; Roxen and Perauet, be,; Amphith MRISTY Broadway, betw 27th, jand 's" Lan “Ta sire night until further notice The Uhrist Ethiopian Opera Ts band in the word, z ing formers, under the direos Hoalot EP. Chriety. rel have the honor ef giv: thete original and Yaimitel bie entertaininonts every “ni HY ‘Admission 25 cents. Deors 73 a 4 wecibok. s afternoon Com ing at 8 o'clock, P. M ed and oldest organize pany of twelve sh Som Saturdavs, commer ARNUM'S LANCASHIRE BELL RINGERS, AT THE inese Buildings, No. 689 Broadway ban d of performers, 6! g th two weeks, have been greeted with crowded houses and/un bounded applause, will appear aguin every evening this week, eommencing Monday, May 27th, at § o’el %, ‘Their wovel per- day and Saturday afternoons, at 3 o'cloc formances far excel anything of the kind ev wit= nessed by an Americ: 0 duced by the use of t four bells at one lime, vite four to cach man, produ: onithing and ty of popular inare irs, Ethiopian me peras, with a hat greatest delight, rs, will also appear those Mr. Harrison, the former ine variety of popular songs, and the latter in melodies and improvisatory effusions. ebildren under 10, half price. mony and delieae In conjunction with, the Bell Rin t i vocalists, Miss Les! ARNGM'S CHINESE MUSEUM, 650 BRoapway, ne- | ween. Spring ani Prince streste—P.T: Barnum, Pro- t for a short time longer, yt of the Chinese Lady and ng the prineipal cities of the Union departure for Europe: In addition to the ee Family, six'in number, including the lady with By inches I cst ‘the Chi ee colleotion, eonsisting of ov = Son 86 curt ‘Yoea! and fusiramenta: mii- como A.M. till 10 P, ler 10. half price. Li- io and private schools EPETITION OF THE GRAND EXHIBITION CON- cert of Pirsson’s American Mammoth, or Do Grand, Fiano Forte, at the Apollo, Rooms, on Wednesday eveving, hh AMES PIRSSON ‘respectfully informs his Riigeds end the able that, in consequence of the constant applications to see the new ins and at the urgent re~ ertihe will re i play at ‘orte. The fol ss of all those present at the first co ‘oncert as above, Sard four forms wile 'Grand Piano commen Centereach; co be had at the “peinciyal Stell, music and at Pirsson's Piano Forte Manufactory, 57 Leo te ABOVE Sardrobe and pe parties, Dther theatre Int i States. fos being ad dramatic performances, fis well suited for concerts, the hibitions of magicians, for noramas—alo for lectures and dramatie readings. he theatre is E hted with solar gas, in the most brilllant manner, and has © capacity to set 8 the con. bak ry me) Perso bE the proprietor of t! RANKLIN a, Ws CRATHAM SQUA formances every day—in RE.—TWO the afternoon at 3, and inthe ‘epee @ area Attractions for this week. The * Mods some new and ng Pe Greek Slave,” men amusement in New Lom hg Siiee.; boxes, 25e.; parq private boxes, DANCING: eee qr ACADEMY, 110 ORARD. SFRE doors from Broadwey.—Mr, SARACCO, fessor of the new to inform tho visiters of Sarai dances, known 5 Mimarice, hes, the boast eer rt, ke., (of the up- n} is saloons gentlemen who with their patronage, ean be assured method) in tow eteéns, all the new srery a waplete. Printing As ooh i materieloon whiok thit ie, riiing ee arefrom URERD & SOYER, CONFECTIONERS, OF PARIS, No. 76 Grand st street, New York. manu tnavurers of ‘the ber Candies. on’ rae ial Ali ends, Frenen Chocolate, Sugar Cre me, of all fe sa AGUERREOTYPE PLATES.—LEWIS L. BISHOP'S Di ee aon aha ee TS’ GOLD FOIL MANU. Gold and Silver Leaf, Gold cash prices, warranted frst teh. svete J, L. WAUGH. O80 BOUELE AND French Will: it Sch, re len of very for sale in quantities to WY 50 - mn stree| Coenetian. RING 80) DOT: VICTOR BISHOP, 33 Maide TA ‘Glane, diferent ei ing is shingle roots foo vote Planke sovered for 4 arranted. ‘This 8 well adapted for Call canta boncen’ and fo now sioe nufac ree to suit that climate, by 8 GOODWIN, 124 Canal corner of Laurens street. rledvol. ‘ sscortment reek. ‘Sup or The ‘juet poblink GOULD e"Co ke Ltd ey bes ces full 25 per cent leas than any cee factarers, d not to atiok or curl. All Siades warrante: et, near Agente Germany, the latest. styles and "pattern tions 4s :—Docors Satin et Dore, Tw Glace, Chenee ¥ A~XI eros The most skilfal piel dty STAND. yoR “SALE VERY TALUADLR rty on the Hudsem River—St sod fee ral will of the establichmen: tare, princ! ve compelled to te ut of iibeatths ‘It le a rere Shanee for lnveatment. Fer par tieull COUMHLAND PALMER, 177 Broadway, second floor. FuRssnen HOUSE.—- WANTED, rn A FEW 7 ang © pes ee re i faratched, ¥ ag} % a ealeahte arrangement: Apply st she omiee 2 ths | | old about I will Gnd this ® favorad berses sold @! this esta! GEO. W. MIL. Le [oR | FOR SALB.— DARK CHESNUT LADY'S entle in the wodein, parteesle sate Te hinnoree constitution; ha carried alndy for at Aare ae ae Stables, HE TWO LARGE AND CONVENIENT NEW T! nt ed on Fourth betwee Rreetocies and I gm willing to danceof what L bare ‘lamtiog ne Erdwars, Platt these stores will be cetestien The cand very Secteebic, Side, sate obey | wn bave 6 shek or . 2y 5i9 Fourth | te te Rawart a Cenahion Feeder tyeFourth olrsets Seeee Ovens, one Gove | Fived, they will covt you We tor, 2 Uhiystie, corset of, Bayh package of one dozen powders—o vautell | wi 5 A BOOTS AND sHOKS. Add: “ ASE IN WALKING, AND COMFORT TO Tit WATE, Propeten +.” Price Mi conte SS T°, LET—THE UPPER PART OF A TWO om, epiprniahod, te,0 gpetioman, tnd Laas hoard fr the indy: if dealrea "location between Ti on the west ide, reas — reer. The Panne Corum, or Leather Cloth Boots and Shoes now fo generally rod yood %. the Am pel Hi rn ‘e Cr polish—are partte tee. One trial will prove th ‘aed. Dress Goods, at 01 R.GRO. 1 eof the seanor this early opportunity of doing #0, in order th in HE ag’ gp ey or a r a D SHO! York micy avail chemecives of the bargains, previow | Depot, No. } ERSAS Boot One 4 depart jo the country, and the variows water Aretic Oey the Hay of ardrobe may thus be replenished wt nearly Ay vail | Fou ad Weet by Our the pablic of this city are well | intion. (barring the Indians.) within those limite, adit thas 4 compriver ail t Ese without a competiter in his lim tie om and re Vall ‘ollare real th lencien, dinek Vette, D ¥ anny EXHIBITON —THE UBSCRIBER that be hae a magnificent and uorival- of ir, now ia fall Bloom, and recently import- rising one thousand ef the choicest be opoegens in thie oF any etion of oodat sr bern Weet- Admission 36 cents, Harlem it ered Siceves au Duff, printed Maw De Lainer, embroidere’ and plain Swies | kh and & variety of other dress goois Jain and embrodere member the tore is | en every how Co ATR OF WEY GRANADA <ALL PRRRONS gohag fo the porte a must provide them | Cees Ry, ines "The page pene ted the | United teh Sag pert foe RECURS! LERCHES '\—99.000 RECURS LAROR SWEDISH Jost arrived, for enki rid a Picgenss eaed.y COGNAC, BROCHELLE nd dark; 200 cases Claret *: ) eawen Greon ed Birds, Soups, &e. 104 Frowt street. YON'S MAGNET! POWDER, FOR THE pesTeyc. a of cockroaches, bed bi fee—both articles warn t polemonce (0 ¥4 bad at Lyon's Depot, 4d from the follow! , neente— th—Mr Kerr, 746 jenere. A. B. |, 100 Palton street. Stage & Co., corner Ninth aver p i wet 4 Tren Yea Finent %%, Courtland st, Messrs. Greenleaf oagre: Bebe Ibrethers & Con, 104 and 108 Ob ri “Ayret, eorner Henry and Atlan« . cor. Fifth aad Walnut ste, pe h Ge, 5 Bare sireet. an Ruabrilie 8. J— ir held. ngvon Contre, Lutern County, Pa—Mr, Reynold. Peterson, N. J—-Mr. Dovglans * DR. CRARLES MUND CURE ESTABL rH WATER SUMENT, pleas ded with we “4 fre applied Si water, The ar it pu for La a te any reacanatic 2 eee made on the tw of these ven te him. The establish= vartieuiars, please apply te ruflerers he may een ment ie now open. Mheatovesddren. |” Admission, 2 cents; | AMUSEMENTS. | Brpaeway Vivi | SP a ae Seeete ch, . per Tee dy prev Mariva, a Horn, nd Divertisement by Signora, Close or Neri, To be foll | POST Tim Mcorer ke inten? ce ts i ire. At | iar Ww ree of THE Dress Circle an: 25e.; Gallery, 1234 (ONDAY EVENING, May 26, THE PER ¢ sD Ley with’ Brougham’ eper Mant: Jack Seite ir. Ao vi den Kyd, Me Betweon the Ny fanly, dire. Vernon; am. Santdhacie ae latarmintes of tall oe hese a magnificent ball room Will be thrown open as a Prowe Musicale. Admission to all parts of t) ‘ow Private Beate, $5. Doors open at half-past at 8 o'eloe! J dra," Miss © Rosemas Spar by Mire Walters and elude with the Marietta, called, ete tigey NOC! iNGS—A. Rect Fecason. ed Mr. hy ay any fivaxley, ir. Andi fadgoun, Miss le Dee, Kate an Saily Clotlid . Boxes, Dress Circle ‘0e.; Family Cirele or Second Ti HAMBERS STREET.—SOMETHING MORE ¢ treasurer's benefit.— an common attraction for Mr. tu. Mince apd Mr. Burton in the same piece. J. C. Barnet reepectfully informs the patrons of this ‘eat establish - ment, that his benefit will take place on Wednesday evening, May 20th, when will be orton the pousls fencer Ba Ld PRY, ving fowertul' hi ul Pry, Mr, Burton nk Hard c. Elica, Mi i bele, Mrs. Hughe: And for the firs on called, THREB CUCKOOS, in which Mr, Jordon, Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Russell, and Miss Chapman will appear. Box Book now open. LYMPIC.—~PIERCH'S MINSTRELS—THE ORIGINAL Pompey, Inte of CI instrels, twoen Howard and Die atyle of Ethiopian pert ma we been received eaah i ort decided marks of approbation by crowded audiences Tas stamped them as beleg the “no. Plus, Ultra” of. moret Afternoon performances on Wednesdays aut open at 4, concert at 3 o'clock. Admin ._ Orchestra boxes, be.; Private boxes $3. COxPHMENT TO MR. FLEMING M. Fleming—Dear Sir: | signed, may PP areken: had Fo ity intellect: hearing your reading of “Hamlet,” g ahiort tine in this city, and others, who are desirous @® an opport to enjoy alike pleasure, request. (if consistent with your other engagemeats,) that the reading of that play should be , and they would respectfully suggest the Brooklya 6 the =~ of reading, on Monday evening, the Yours, very respectfully, If Ar Lees, E. B: Spooner, Smith, John doe ae I. Hagnor, L. Thatcher, Francis A. Paddock, Underhill, J. Blakeney Auld, % Eline Ry Stoddard, ‘Tibbetts, me Eawin K. Colston, SP Whiting. 1% Nivru Streer, New Yorx, To Hon Jonx Greexwoon, and othere:— ‘Genttmen—1 have received with much pleasare, your iy complimentary letter, in which you request «© re- reading of the’ play of “ Ham! ‘This ad- from so many citizens of Brooklyn, my efforts have met their approval, gives me the greatest faction, and I shall be m hap to oor! with your request," With feel , L remain, ree Gentlemen, ‘obed' ' "te Hs it Femina. RAND VOCAL AND — CONCERT. A lady of this city will give a Grand Vocal and Tesarynee- Mon- i gal Concers, at $b a elilequa, Mf Broadway, on, th owing artistes hav ‘inger at the I" nist; onnor, pian! iageaa Miaveraily know Doors open at 7. imyra, Cypress, Be.” Admission, rs, Doors open at Tid o'clock. Panorama ering ‘Stages run run from minutes, TALY.—NOW OPEN EVERY EVENING, POR 4 SHORT at Stoppani Hall, 398 Broadway, corner of Walker great Moving Panoramic Mirror of Italy, repre- our through that beautiful and classic ee Northern, Central, and Southern Italy, from sketches a long residence movi FaWcdevday and Saturday, oe ‘ulton Ferry to the hall every ten taken by hi Jadnit on the that country. Commencing 4 at 8 erolock; Wedneoday and Seturda ses ‘clock. Tickets 26 cents; children under AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA, ARNUMS MU MUSEUM, PHILA DELPIAP. T. Mo Henry Sanford, A f the Sequit Maxkoer with pisarase, anast prerent week, they will appear “Cin coe men “Don Pi ihe!” Pertiotinr stisntion is invived. te the 500,805 uriositier, Admittance, 25 cents. Children years, 12dy conte, BOARDING, ac. OARD.— GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, ALSO hingle gentiemen, cam And full or partial Board, at 26 Mercer street (12 Nelyon place), near Eighth strest. The replete with ail. the modern conveniences, aud con: to the Eighth street and Broadway lines of stages. OTTO naan Oe eh BAlL— Pest OFFICE, NEW Y¥¢ ar. a thie ofce, om Biesday, rr dopa sp ver mail steamer Olio, and will Bigot diepace NITED STATES MAIL 81! HIP COMPANY. Imeoting of he Beoehhe| ders of the Uniced iaalt ompany will be held at the | iy 4 bean in’ the city of New York, on Sat 2B. M., for we of electing five Direetare of tbe quid Company, and “7 ‘transac Be neccesary.” oh other busioess as may murED STATES MATL nani a BETWKEN NEW ‘ork and Liverpeel.—Tho ships composing this line as@ IC, wi Pact 1, Gapiin ky — Thoee obi} : ernmen UTIC, Captain Lace, BALTIC, {Covtaih Cometete ewin Graf tor baviug boon built by sorvive, every care haw bee also merae tak om their engines, to ensure strength their sccomm Lions for passcugera Woaled for elegance or comfort. Price of passage York to Liverpool a hy ‘oome boy Ap expt jonced 5 ship. the can be ‘cooure °F passage, apply to of extra, oon will be Roots ‘watil paid for, EDW:D K. COLLINS, 14 nail SHIPLEY & ‘Ge, agp renee ‘areal Precious stones OF erefor, and the value. ¥) eamship CRESCEN’ les Stoddart, commander, NUPIRE ciTy oe Pom, $40 FRANCISCO, secure through J. HOWARD & 8 NUROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, V14 CHAGRES— Carrying the United States M —Tnesday, May 23, ab 00 ftom the. plat foot, of W scroet, N. ‘and ‘elozant double engine ey Schenck, U.S. Navy, Comman ae above, with the Government Mail andthe Pacific. The books are Charleston, Savanuah, Havana, Ci and for through tickets to San Franeisao. vure throughs tickets, early application must be made, as ouly asmall num— ber remain unenwaged. An experienced surgeon is attached to the OHIO. Then Accommodations for pastengora class, ar ¢ unsurpassed y steamship afloat, The passen— ra fo tenasierred ob Havane, to, the Om hip FALCON, and proceed from m New York to Ch: oom Berth: Freight te Y will betaken at Semusra toate ho bills of lading must ail be signed retsel the day before sailing. | For e aol to ERT EW YORK AND © via Chagn sailing brig E Capt, Hopkt her regu: or freight or Pier 16, passage vot of Wi ‘all yt a Cm RUSS! AND N Office of toon Sailing eek x ou alate of passage from New York to ny ), outside berths $40, 2nd es ‘ancisco, cabin $200, 2nd cabin PASSAGE FROM PANAMA 80, 8a! by the 4 1 eteamer Golish, Capt. being row on the way, and i San BROUGH LINE FOR S46 FRANCISCO VI spies AeA, did etenmahip ver dea C Norah Kivers on Thursday, 1aeh. re will place their board the . iene Fassage, apply ton “GGWLAND & ASUINW. Stand 56 south. tae, ‘THE FIRST VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO, AND Sacramento City. t aailing, Baltimore eli built schooner LAB) sgt. for the last twe trading om that cosat, and ferurea bt she loweot ratecs Ravi sn oF her freight ep= sures at the lowest rates, faving m er will receive immediate patch. For balance of it, and a few pegeasere apply te 1 t street, orl TSAac Moses s BRO, a Lt ALIFORNIA, NEW GRANADA AND CUBA PASS jeamer Ohi to sail Sb C KETS FOR 2th of Ma; trip from Panama. Apply to * a "SOHN F. wth Will VOR Bal ¥—ONE THROUGH STEERAGE TICKET FOR the tof June, ter steamers Crescent City aad North= ine. Adpl G Piohet No No. 6 Morris street. GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, ALSO ntlemen, ea board at Aancheuly ‘stfeet, next to Christ Churen. @™***! rt yy" IN THE One THE UNDERSIGNED ‘tions for Board for familios, itt residence on Bl Ba: tNew raflen, and there i alto ater. The eintion wes fo rmerly the residence of om, and recently Howard, Esa. of the oe a is in the midet of the trout, game, and DANIEL HOWEL Irving Uotel, N. ¥ re PLIED FOR It tleman and his wife, or i win) commodated with full or No 4 Union Place, Brook! Ba, three ini fiton Ferry, and elpht from South. Price $3 vd upwards, AKD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIPE, OR THREE can obtain Board, with » handsome floor, with & z private boar: of the Bowery, and WANTED-—BAST OF CHATHA con Market rae eta with full board ir the lady, a riety sovddential, Foe OR FIVE cENTI em furnish MILY, NO. S HOWARD ST parlors, ow the see ad eable reference wilt “be gi D PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO LET, and water close 2 oek | menle at ck of the choicest Wines, J NION HOTEL, ELIZABETHTOWN, vorfber having taken thi: lich ond L n- iy Felited it i prepared to welevwe hi wand the wbiie to acconmedations equal to aay in Elizabethtown, J. The hotel has numerous we apartments, consisting of a J— THE SUB- bed-oome, i dition, iP meetings, there are ttiag rooms for o rpprenient, lanbeth- Th REAKTAST AND DINING SALOON IN gf Zoe, want what you cannot get t tea, hoare, family saloon, (under th from Naseav, in Amn street Eowin’y WATERING PLACE. on Li Low SPRINGS, CHESTER coun. for bhe treatment of inal this respect the & eal gentioman, of high of the Wash - Sersenind 10 rected + M. manager, Chester Springs, boon Inid out oprietress an: naylvania, at the eetablishment hey Chester cont The grounds AMD XN “AND P.M, by ates N POT: od Lat Ra kone River, ICKETS, DIRECT.—FOR it al rare the | . 3 War ia Life luge CALroRNIA THRoOvG TICKETS, PER STEAMSHIP “PUNTAM’R DIMON, (7 South street (auirorsta DIRECT. THROUGH, TICKETS-TWO Crone orthern A.—TWO THROUGH STEERAGE TICKETS insbip Ohio, leaves here on the Mth 4 TA PASSAGE OFFI ) te the piace to pre rovernment Cau K (up etal wome ticket owtite. Infe woud for vue. ste pala OL irre. Address. alt aod will roma, she will be seat to England ngines, of 160 horse powe: feet keel, 26 feet Loam, well &e., and furnished 3s » for a full we vt in a. ~ plats, crook She REGORY'S CALIFO! will be made of tite cy ‘at ‘deus * epe~ messenger The del by ane Expreee line, for all parte af free and 4 By the vropeistar in person, Ya rrimetatiy chat & by oie toatehe Olen 109 Pearl weet reuee of Wait, NB —Paymente for reight com be made ae ia fornia. VOMMISSIONER FOR CALIFORNIASAP NTE! Cc" Joe Gevernor of Califeruia for the Sate of Now Fethy nim instrument C BA AND SLITORN TA Sunt / ot, at 7 Vader Shirt young Ind the business, NIANS.— An DIN Dowdle xi “aaa REVOLY- orting implements, Cutlery, Sot Rlebentacenat® “ow SPIES & CO. 8 Multen Lane. WaAsutne. PU DLAC b MAY SEE GRaris on) AT uY persone, to ine, turpen ‘ lure the elothes, or the person ‘ed; the clothe jer clean t addition ¢ clergymen and citi T refer to the ian, Northern Lancaster, ata sonacne “Ww ASHING MADE “Tuovsas perchared thie vareetio: dicee itor ans y, without velt, 0 Ann ensure one by the fret mail. A CLOTHING. ® WILttaMs, M NASSAU STREET. NEAR FUL- + tom, tn Howe of sen~ te made, or made vo