The New York Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1850, Page 3

Movements of Individuals. ©. Brigham, Gen. caren W. P. Oarlin, U. 8. A., and . arrives city, yesterday, and took 'y, Troy; 8. Culey, J. B. Maxweil, H. E. Dug oct, a . Caleord, J. R. Throab, Gen, gen, Capt. ‘Gw. Callum, C. C. Gilbert. U, and hundred and forty others, arrived yesterday, ‘and took Rooms at the Irving Houre . D. a ‘weven others, arrived yesterday, amd took rooms at American Hotel. ‘The aggregate number of arrivals at the principal hotels of the city, yesterday, was eleven hundred and enty-nine. Min Frederika Bremer, ihe Swedish authoress, ar- rived at Philadelphia, from Charleston, on the 18th MAILS FOR EUROPE. The Latest Kews from all Parts ef the American Continent. ‘The American steamship Hermann, Capt. Crabtree, will leave this port this afternoon, at three o'clock, for Southampton, (Eng.,) and Bremen. Her mails will @lose at two o’slock. The Irish steamship Vieeroy, Capt. Ewing, will leave on Saturday noon, for Galway, Ireland. Her mails will close at balf-past ten that morning. ‘The Weekly Herald will be published at nine o'clock each morning, with the latest news. Bingle eopies, in wrappers, sixpene: Court Calendar—This Day. Common Pixas—Part st—3TY. 2 , 335, 387, B89, 801, 261, 369, 871, 873, 975. 151, 153.. part 2h 5 272, 542, 544, 546, 548, 560, 552, 664, 556, 558, 500, 502, 564, 566, 568. Svremion Covnt—2l, 76, 104, 19,132, 135, 138, 140, 89, 110. 3. 194, 29, 143,144. 15, 9. 187, 58, 150, 505, 154 to 168, 160 to 165, 115, 92, 151, 124, 486. Cincerr Count—695, 686, 733, 4)¢, 744, 745, 7 7D0, 71, 752, 690}4.Reserved Causes—T4, 683, 722, 429, 279, B11, 401, 420, 425. 419, 558, OSL. 689, 678, 201, 185, G19) 360, 620, 1928, 714, 858, 746, 879, 90, 477. 749, AT, CARD—WATER CUR’ c. Sohteterderices, M.D. Hiydviatete Tnsti- Willow Grove. Office in Philadelphia, 13 South 1 for a few day, to make some noces~ or Conne ¢ will receive freight ery Tuesday, Thursday and Bridal Cards, Elegant Envelopes and Cake Boxes, of the latest and most fashionable styles, can be had at EVERDELL’S, 302 Broadway. oor. Doane street, and at M. Everdell’s branch store, No. 2 Wall gtreet, Phalon’s Magic Hatr Dye, to Color the Bair or Whiskers, che moment it is applied, without injary Qo the hair or skin. It can be washed immediately, without @isturbing the eater aad has no bad oder, Is is applied, or wold, at Pita 87 Broadway; any y Faweett, south= Se aaese Ar Chestun) ned PiTeh tereeter Paiindsiphin. Gouraw a Medicated Soap will Poritively eure tan, sallowness, eqwally celebrat le for eradien’ y body. fuld ouge, be, found only at De GAURAUDS Write Meld none ireet, Ist store from (not in) Broadway. ies & Jordan, 129 Washington street, Boston; Callender, South Third street, Philadelphia. ares Shirts and Dra asortrent of Gauze Me RaeShinwe and Drawers, of rae Just received, », Silk, Cotton and Sha- perior qival XON, Sit Broadway. The Zephyr U Unde Shirts, to be had at the New York eine, Factory, 104 Bowery, are light, soft, arcely felt as an addition to the cloth tly promote the comfort and securit arly thoee who are exposed to the elastio, an whilet they grea ‘wearer, Shite Eimer Sunburn, Freckles, Eruy Other thin eruption or disfigurement, i) the Log) JON einieal Sez 6, lew and smovth, ‘Try it an reader, Got it only the depot of Joncy’ Coral baie Rostorst.ve, ing tande for dressing making it grow, &e. hair, Beam “Tis 9 fi ored at the manufactory, 4 Wall id guard against imisations. See oy hai road way—Ladies are Vile rich collectiva of Drees Combs, not in eg by in the city; am sh wil will be tern, ads te a A. & pe NDERS, Comb Factory, Broadway. Cutlery—Embract s, Pen and Pocket var <4, of the most pf te tt Also, a variety of ‘unique arti- patterns. variety of unique many of which ha been musategend | AUNDERS, 147 Broadens rt Whi before im yre, ereot yie likeness 0 be th seat ever taken. Mr. 1 Grst Jul ‘We have freyuentiy taken cecasion to }— YN wy! noties, aud take pleasure in doing so the name of Brooks, whe manufactures an slegant, and fashionaile article of boots, shoes, gaiters, B 88 100 Fulton street. and materials are quality, and and bis pric Ey cy ros We would om Friends, and Stran- ™s,: « Unton Hat,” sold iy'an'maveralay thot old ‘ “2 vn ae the sane rove t for he are represented the customer is blarne, frg, where the; bie hat five minoter after be has ‘The connine article te sold ot twelve sbillings. is quarter Nassaa street for tiers Hankering desire for ena! inat phon, ore \-dressed i erent Clothing Exailicamens reet. Allto whom he gives eudienes, go fed smile. by, te ase. of De. Coats oat 9 need it. oe te resi= ation and treatment some of the most artonishing ow y age of the world, and has never Shere ‘ acew her instructions have fim ler, & Varick Mew wilt romain 8 Bri .—Pervone are, at M's rooms, oan, if desired, at their residence MONKBY MARKET. Wenersvay June 10-6 PM. ‘The hot weather bada tendency to check opera- tions, and the market opened and closed very quietly to-day. Holders of fancy stocks, anxious to get into the country, do not like to leave before disposing of their sccuritios, #0 that their minds will be relieved from the excitement and apprehensions attending the fluctuations in prices. There is no recreation In tak’ ing the body away from Wall street without taking the ind with it, and the only way to enjoy a few weoks im the country, ie to make & clean sweep of all the fancies one may hold, and take the chances relative to Prices upon a return tothe city, The spring rise hay. fing been realised, we must now look for the decline aeual at this season of the year. At the first board to. @ay, Erie Bonde, new, fell off %{ per cent; Farmers’ Lean. ¥; Canton Company, \; Brie Railroad, \; Har- Jem, %%. All others closed at prices current yesterday. ‘The receipts at the office of the Acsistant Treasurer ef this port, to-dey, amounted to $46,804 99; payments $23,096 86. Balance, $3,003.177 10. ‘The steamship America, for Liverpool, earried out $200,000 in specie. principally Britieh gold. ‘The amount of toile reesived by the Sasquchannah Canal Company, forthe year ending June Sth, 1860, war $60 910 00; previous year, $57,150 25. Inerense in ‘1860. $3760 36. Matilated notes—fives and tens—of the Harrisburg, Middletown, Lancaster. Chambersburg, Gettysburg, and ‘Woynesbarg banks are in circulation. The object of examined ‘ond treated the mutilation is to increase the number of motes at least one in every ten entire notes—thus making eleven out of every ten—which is done by ® very in- genious process. In nine of these notes thus manu- factured, there is wanting a section cut from top to bottom of the note, about one-third of an inch wide; the parts of two different notes being brought to- gether, and nicely pasted with thin paper on the back, — Each of the other two is made by cutting off the right or left engraved end of two whole notes, tearing the eut edge so as to give one end a ragged appearance, as if it were an accidental injury. Some of the banks, we understand, refuse to redeem the notes thus mutilated, while others deem it more advisable to pay— tion cut or torn off. Individuals, to save themselves from trouble, and probably loss, should scrutinize elosely all notes on the abeve bank, and reject all thus mutilated. The Woonasquetucket Print Works, at Providence, were sold, on Saturday, at auction, for $30,200, Thesé works were built by Messrs, Thomas Sprague & Son, in 1844, and cost about $175,000, In 1848 they were pur- based by their late proprietors, Messrs. Richmond & Carr, for $60.000. Since they have been in possession, they have made improvements, in addition to the value, of nearly $40,000. It is stated that, during the year ending on the 4th instant, 3,198 steamboat hulls and barges, and 179 fat and keel boats, arrived at St. Louis—making a total tonnage of 663,433, The wharfage received amounts to $58.000. Bids for the Ohio State Loan, of $2,000,000, were open- ed this morning at the office of the Ohio Life and Trust Company, They amounted to three millions one | hundred thousand dollars, and those accepted for the six per cent loan ranged from 11-08 to 15-26 per cent premium, as will be seen by the aunexed statement:— Accerrep Bios ror Omio Srate Loan, Sia per Cent Stocks of 1875. 10,000, $16 26 premium J. P, Hamilton, 10.000. 5 rd 4 « L. & B, De Coppet. A. Belmont & others. — “« «“ “ « “ “ Five Per Cent Steck, of 1 02 premium a. Delmont & others $955,.00 All but $25,000 of the bids accepted were for foreign | account. The $1,610,000 six per cent loan, is redeema- ble at the pleasure of the State, after the year 187 interest payable semi-annually in the city of New York. The $1,000,000 five per cent loan is redeemable at the pleasure of the State, after the year 1865—inte- rest payable semi-annually in the city of New York. The proceeds of the above loanare required for the re- demption of the five and six per cent stocks of Ohio, maturing after December 31, 1850. Proposals have, therefore, been made, with the understanding that, after the pay! stock, and the premium and five per cent of the prin- cipal of the five per cent stock, the balance may re- main on interest at flve per eent per annum, from the Ist July, to be paid in sums of not less than five thou- sand doliars, at the pleasure of the bidder, at any time defore the Slet day of December, 1850—the stocks being withheld as collateral security for such pay: The annexed table we extract from one of the or- gans of the protectionists, for the purpose of showing ‘how fallacious the arguments advanced for the pur- pose of proving the injurious operations of the prese: its effeet upon prices. The cause must bea very bad © one that requires false statements to support; and those s the assumed value of the por- | tof the premium of the six per cent | | opposed to any alteration in the act of 1846, farther | than a substitution toa certain extent of the specifi for the advalorem system, need have no fears that it | will not be sustained and supparted by the present | Congress:— Under toy Sty Under Tariff of 6. | N Por Now we do not doubt but that these prices are cor- rect, according to prices current, and we believe the article named ean be obtained now et the prices quoted; but it is preposterous to suppose, fora mo- , that the same quality of wine that sold for $1 34 and $1 43, in 1845, could be bought for 54 cents in 1849 or 1880. There are innumerable qualities of liquors and wines—a greater variety, probably, than of almost any other article imported—enud the compilation of « | table like that given above, to show the influence of ‘the tariff on prices, is #0 ridiculous as to hardly entitle it to notice. A comparison of priees current under one tariff, with those ruling under another, fer the pur- pose of showing the influence of two systems upon the market value upon certain kinds of merchandise, is absurd, as it does not give the vaguest idea of the at work continually, with more or less effect, upon prices. Under a tariff where specific duties are in y instances levied, the importer or foreign ma- nufacturer invoices his goods as high as possible, oo that the best prices may be obtained. The in- volee value having nothing to do with the rate of duty, there is a wide margin for high valuation, Under an ed valorem tariff, the priacipal object of i porters is to have their goods invoiced at the lowest price possible, as the rate of duty depends entirely upon the market value, invoice value, or actual cost at the place of shipment. Prices, therefore, for all kinds of foreign goods, are, under the present tariff, put dow to the lowest point; whereas, under the tariff of 1842, they were put up as high as possible. It is, therefore, unfair, to say the least, to take prices current now and compare them with those ruling in 1842-3-4, or 1345, | and attribute the difference to the operations ef the revenue tariff of 1846; but when attempts are made to difference as wide as possible, by comparin prices current, for the best quality of a certain article im 1845, with thors current in 1849 for the poorest | quality, we cannot characterise it ns it doserves with- out making use of the epithets usually applied by the organs of one political party to thelr opponents. Independent of the influences alluded to abore, brought to bear upom prices, there are dozens of other causes calculated to expand and depress prices from time to time, none of which are ever named in the pro teotive organs. The object is, to show that the pros- perity or ruin of the country depended entirely upon the tariff, that nothing con rave any important interest in it from complete prostration but diate repeal of the present, act, the adoption of « teri efforts which have been made, thus far, to crente sym- pathy In the public mind, in behalf of the ruined ma- ufacturing millionaires of New England, has not met | with that response anticipated. that they will attract very little attention. The bulk of jufacture re, throughout the country, have better business than waiting upon Congress for help. They find more virtue | tatis of their business, than in all the tariffs ever in_ vented. Economy and personal attention, without « protective tariff, are better thanextray ganceand high salaried agents, with a protective Lariff 8 Sie . Sieg Canale co Soe Ls imme. | | similar, In every reepect, to that of 1842, The | id the probability is | | tees. M4 United Srgtes Hoses Ror. oe Propet management of all the de- | eee OST—A NOTE, Pavanta ON DEMAND, DATED hundred , fe ee 44 a ean io hearing wee ry oruer of Harclay ATCH HANDS.~LOST ON TUBSDAY FORENOON, if Jobn Y. Savage, Jeweller, 92 Fulton paper parcel, containin ‘Whoever has found the same, will ploase re~ ‘Wateh Hanger turm them as above, and # liberal reward will be paid. Ww. SHING, WANTED, By. ‘A . SOnER, pest) —_ a few gentlemen's was! m.. Can give good elty LY er secant it required. “Please inquire in the rear iy No. 169 Hester street, second floer, 10 $0 NASSAU STREET, N. ¥., SEND A DOLLAR, ‘Twelvetrees printed plan will certainly follow; hes one person, for balf a dime, ‘To do a large wash before breakfast time, No rubbing or pounding at.all is required — For the largest waeh no help need be hired. a WATERING PLACE, Non VILION, 2 NEW BRIGHTON rus SUMMER RR- There. are still sidence ‘is now in full operation, ior desirous com mod | rooms. ‘The trips occupy only from 25 to 20 minutes. The ea bathing esta: Dlishment will be in rea before the bathing se: mences. There is excellent stabling and carriage roou ‘New Brighton, June 6, P. BLANCARD, PAIRFIELD MARINE HOTEL—J, B. MONNOT IN- forma his frien: ‘that on the 15th of Tune, he will pen a Tesort, of the New York c is the) pleasant village ‘of Fairfield, Cor pon Long Island Sound, and is contiquous to a nd safe beach for fea bathing, and in rounding echntry e«lebrated f0r the bugaty of its seen facilities for romantic rides and drifes, ‘Trains, per New a Railroad, stopping at Pairteld, leaye and return tO Rew Forkyat Conal sirest, six times each day, the trip oeeu~ pring from two to two and a half how The hotel will ac odate about five hundred cuosts, and will be under the personal direction of Capt, Ste OWELTON HOUSE, NEWBUROH TUE FROFRIE- tor of this faverite able place of summer re= sort, takes pleasure in calling tie sctention of the New York public to the fact that he is now repared fer the reception Bnd entertainme.t ef either trauslent or permanent bourd ‘The high ertimation in whish his house is held by families ho have spent the summer months there, he is sure will itractions, = unnecessary. on river. The eretofore, wit) be sepplied with every delicacy et affords, ‘In addition to the former facilities for ic Nowburgh by steamboats, there are five trains of Gare paseing daily eitber way trom New York and Albany. Early application should Vo made fer a selection of rooms: G. DONADL. som Ti MISCELLANEOUS. JIREWORKS Of SUPERIOR QUALITY, IN EVERY t lowest prices. Also, Edge's exhibition pieces, at mannfacturer eb: yOLBE! FICIAL LEECHES. Steamship * Hermann,’ a new supply of Alexandre tent artiticial Lee . VICTOR BISHOP, 23 Maiden L: nn NTO aed ANTED—A PERSON TO DISCHARGE: key DUTIES © wr ‘of Purser's Steward, si Ly on boare ited States | ship Lexington, Navy Yard. ANTED—BY & RESPECTARSE wee, 4 iy 4 m, ae C Washer, and Lrow for iwoen bitty jt place. Has no ebjections to Beck room, frst floor. ANTED—A Situation, woman, BY “A. RESPECTADLE oneral housework, 14 » good ‘J plain eook, and is willing to Has no objection to go te the ferouce given. Apply ae No. 6 | second floor, an be seeu for ‘ ok ts ANTED- SITUATIONS, ‘BY Two RESPRCTABLE girls, one as Chambermaid, other to mberwork; w: ii a No. 221 be seon for two erally useful, Seventh street, foursh room, ‘bird floor, days, if not engaged. ANTED—BY A. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A Uveation gb ork, by ene thay nadenionts hep has ness, either in elty OF Gountry. ‘The best of city referea can ‘be given. App'y t0 71 Bott street, back room. Cua be seen for tw ANTED—BY A WOMAN, A SITUATIO: ina respeotable private fai to Cook, Wash au Iron, Good eity reference.” Please exll to 243 Walker street, near Division street, Will do the general housework of @ small family. me JAN TEDDY. ‘A RESPEC TALE WOMA Chambermaid, of t jo general house Work try. The best of city Street, near Spring. Please Ca y ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A VERY COMPETENT | Protestant girl, with good city reference, Seamstress er Nurve, im a private faunily; woul goto the country or travel with alady. Apply at 747 Dfoadway, the resideace of her Y RSE TO A DELICATE otable woman of the best no objection to go in the ANIED—A SITUATI lady or invalid, by character and city referenes: untry,oras matron. Will if nos engaged, Please address F. D.C, , bee tw cn First @ 4 nd avenue, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTASLE young woman, as Laundress, and to do plain sowing, Good dity reference ‘given. Can be sven fo ‘lies days, at No. 119 Tweltth stzeet_ between Fifth ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE }o objection to do ‘The best of call at €4 Centre street, up stairs, let to the above No. will reeeive immedi ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A Vrotestant, as Chambermait, or to (ako care of biti= ‘objection antry. Please to call o Treiteh street, Bakery BYA sijection to assist in | ferences given. lease , between Sixth aud Seventh en, vor, A note nddressed e attention, dre: ANTED.—A SITUATION AS GOOD COOK, respectable young woman. A) washing and ironing. Good city Tat 3 Seventeenth strer enues. RTIPICIAL EYES.—DR. 4 GRAY, NO. 17 GRAND sireet, New York, the only maker of human artificial eyes in the United States. N. B.—No charge for inserting. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOWAN. A SITUA. tion as Servant toa family or single lady fornia, Satisfactory reference given. Inqu to tN Weak NA- F SELF-PROTECTION IS THF FIRST LAW or, tu 00! Protect your pocket by purshusing your "ONES, “yust RECEIVED, 100 CASES OF ALFRED MORTON'S re ine, which will be sold at the extreme= Speer d ven A. DALLIMORE, Luporter Foreign W Liquors and Se- Mulverry, PATENTEE, FROM PARIS, m of gilding and s'lvering on 4 fane, ¢ Aun street. Gaiters fect in which ev dy fore, be extonsivi iy cireulated. APRERD | & SOYER, CONFECTIONERS, OF PARIS, Grand stroet, New York, manufa ued | They mee conghantiy on ad nee rx ves perfeet and cane Goats a6 “Depot, At 'Ghareh: stree Co, mporsers of French and Italian Olive ly inform their public, thas on ba ‘ne beat ies HO Ou or they have constan’ for mle by the alles. ‘wer than the price ol peame ‘oriile ia Potties or baskets, ty wines, tense dies, engars, eto. Son ved executed forall parte 7 Sashevs Pladuicl Ollve Oil Juss recsited ‘ena ASE IN WALKIN‘ Es ih Paanes Corn by by weed in arican fog Se pliability’ sod fee or get or ernek. the finest feather, arp slindins Oe ial gba her nero one Teather. BGO! Walt, 2h roadway, WINES, BRANDIES, 1IQUORS AND SEGARS—THE ft every description, oan be verehensd ne 2s th ireet, corner of Mulverry. The jetore defy competition. No one ean sell the same ar~ Tieis'for the same D: ie ork Wistieente ond Retait Lig URGUNDY PORT | ANDING—BURGUNDY PORT, IN D pipes, Tent itd 4 ami SIE aes om Keown St. rk Mon m Port Von ye CART & ASTOIN: 6a Warer st, Rafveae Se, pale ‘and dark, in halves, TpDON ITAA NUPACTORY OF wre Ne Meehanical (saroel) y over Th i ot ot im th United Blaien toot tnd large spehapse sul saad oR as | Ree, W UNS AND PiSTOLS.— “we Doobie 8 Servet Fouling Guns, embracing every ve Se Ki 7 toe, an racerted enka el holster and belt Pistols. cee coer eae “Baits afel itty Siartes Ba eae Bees prices. A.W. SPIE: 7 Gi Whiden lane, nex! scorer of Gold reek. FE I INSURANCE. —NATIO 1 LOAN FUND Arrorance Lond h—Capi toe Trus- He and pa Yor ESSA oe poor Directors for Jone — ache MeRvers, Heary Geo Bareiny, Will ¥ Yedinm, a Wiyare dBi cables, Carrisges—some Hoboken, near the Perry, ‘one horse Wa- to contain twelve persons: ona, all deco painted in pl drivers, w Wh tp Me tha, Th host, en they once taste his i fp the ghost oti ae i Powders the dente SF inssete, aed . Poo it ir bil ee Nee, it feo be is Fy Sis ee a facility in di Os ie now charged for he gongiry, not on hh * putty ecm quarter, 4 pees ai tier tie me apred Yor v ne weight of fompestts it ‘The I, Glaeves tee writl ~ Ord Ho Mot aha feet soalie to from all parts of DR. CHARLES MUNDE WATER st yRE ESTAD 1SaMERT, au RMUNDE nies Tr jews nts yatenne ‘and the public, thet he hag become owner of | Dr. Hine W ater Core Ratablishment. ands half miles from the af the mow pl ant rrown hile h the parent ra and Ee rine ‘entaniione lars, please apply to CALIFORS1A. Bas hen eal Ly as Leg! Al PARED TO FUR- Brondywine Cora i. ettre then extra or other Soho eee ANTED—A PERSO! gage in a very Bt proper actention, $l Address H. HL, this offiee. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRESBYTERIAN bor $500 cash, to on- turing busines: ith may be made during the season. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A, RESPECTABLE woman, who is first-rate o ds 4 Y Can be teem for two W ert aA sty ATION, att, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘A situation to do Chamberwork or Waiting, or as Se: gires mae reference. May be seen for two days at 64 ot street. ANTED— A SITUATION. BY 4 RESPECTABLE young wom “ook, Wash and Iron, or v0 do gene ral how te family. The of city reference. Pleare call "BL MulbersY atrect, tm the store. Can Ve seen for three days. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Woman A siTU; ation either as Chambermai to do the Housework of a small family. She also uuderstan ae of children. She is a plain eook, and an excelleas Sasher and froner, and can give the best of city reference No objection to go in the country. Apply at 46 Prince wire ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A ABLE of ehildren references given. Apply, re WANiins 8 SMART, ACTIVE AND INTRLLIGENT o attend store and ran that reatdee pwith his'parente. Apply at 157 ANTED-—A YOUNG MAN, TO ACCOMPANY J jentleman, ome tour of pleasure, to, the North ani fer three o'clock nth. A German accustomed to travelii a4 to 5. Trving House, between two aud OwWERY THEATRE.—BENEFIT OF MR. 1. JORDAN. mOaDwaT THEATRE.—E. A. MARSHALL, SO! Muraday evening, June, 20th, the performances will Bronn ‘Thoreday eeant June, 2, will be Pietermed ee with the drome of tke LADY OF THE LAKE— ned iiled EX — ‘Old-veh, ne Div Mr. J: Wallack, Y Jer Fitsjanes, cMBarrett Rdward Blan, Blanche of Dover. +4 Avgustas soit deedans Winans: Roderign, Mr. demons, Mrs, 1H | ny MER—The Gold my ‘twiteher, Mr, Wii 1 iF. Macdo: |; Jem Mr. with THE BRIGA ND BO shi 0 Faleo ATION AL TH ATRE, COATHAM STREET —Thureday ey Jone 20th, ths eutercaluments will eomimence with the fareeof AN ALARM CRIPICE—Bob Ticket, Mr. cefferron; Pugwi Sugan, A Cruse irs. Ol rs. Crosb; ith tl To CUCKOOS.— Peis ley, Mr. Perry; Col. Dolly, Mrs. therret. vary, Shaw; “fires Abbott Nout fen farce of the THRE 1. Skerret: tertainmen te will comm i ‘After which, the operetta of the CHA! Mr. Leach; ‘Thi ay Th x | face ‘Mies Smith, arate: | “Mr. Brougham; Pirgig, Mr Jobm ay Me vy | ha | A 4 a. oe Mrs. Vernon. An interoiesion of beif am hour, whem | THE SIAME: o r. jor; Dennis m will he throw | a: isn roe y Omeuste, Mr. topes enoat 1h Mr y | ato Uroit— Reddy O Mourke, Mr. Symon; aa, Teylere Admission, a0 eomhee URTON'S THEATRE, CHa MUERS SPREBT—THURS= day evening, June 20, will bo played. # new and ori- giual’ American comedy, called UlsLD¥-DOWNeKichard Lovell, Mr. Burton; George Drewet!, Big. Mr. Hamilton; Dr. Bass; Miss 5. Mo3ociul, Mra. cial, Mr. Sig. Marcello, Sig. 1. Mari- eral Admission, $1, L. Salvi Viet Raul di Nangis, Sig. no, Sig'ra Carolina STM ORIGINAL OUMPCPIEKCES MINSTREL Mustrels, #4 Broadway, be ey, late of Chy ISTY"S MINSTRELS. — ECHANIO HALi, Mi bal) a Broadway, between Graud and Broome stree: tween Howrrd ap Every evening dyno I the week: re wt bo'elook. Th ostablished and oldest organised band f “a tomarising » company of twelve rerforsera, andar Me ireoe tioa of BE. P. dfs ney we have the norel givit their original and inigtable entertainments every might dmission 2eents. Doors ope So'elock. Au afternoon Cor penton: P.M. Manager and Repcigtar vers, fistant Manager. This vast ard superb been rendered in every respect the most elegant and attra tive place of amusement in this elt eroning this week, from 6.4. M. to I e. ma will be Open every day In the new and erfarmed the affecting, | Ril who have not seen thea should improve the present rama of he DRUNKARD. ot th: opportunity, In additier to tho- Chinese Family, #ix in ssive nights in Phitad number, ding the Lads with feet 2% inches long! tho ies andeattractions compris Chinese f over One Million Chinese ovelties. ‘Pitan’ the fairy « aon in existence, kas been 12 years"ot age, renowned. i d will make his appearance every aft) Ferformarces at 3 P.M. and a quarter bolore 3 Adwission 25 cents; children under 10 yoars, at Music gering the N 1 Ade Barrington, th deen engaged this week, respectfully inform ty, that their every night during the wei open wt 6; Concert at S features will be added to t it goes Novel and. attractive RANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARE, OPEN atternoon at 3 o'elook, and in the & eet and popular musie during the fall, ander the dirwetion 1 Female Minstrels,” the only ov th Gewrns The floor under the ‘direction of Mr, Conway, World: comping a com welve Por= n ot thecomets fermers.., Also the unrivalled tr Je and Fomale part of the Artistes,” commonly called ‘ Mo of will bo im every afternoon and evening, in ntations of Livin, “Bedouin Arab Girls, londid repres ribo of in existence, who will 0 through their gym: Prices of adinission— Itace seats, 3745 conte; Boxes, 25 cents; Parquette, 1234 conts; Private Boxes, $2. a the per= nt of the weather, red, together with the ow AUTION 10 THE PUBLIC—WE SEE BY THB papers of Philadelphia, that Dr. Brown auneunces hime self manager of ‘Orleans ‘Troupe. i ILL OPEN IN A FEW DAYS, AT THE MINERVA Rooms, 446 Broadw DWAY, CORNER OF the finest collection nus and Greek ed. or, measuring 6 feos Bhs ti in leogthe | by 3 feet wile, the bh weighing one hundred and fifty pounds, ean be «en for a few weeks longer, If not previously seld, tho fish will be pickled, aud tho shells ld for boat Le ut, Bare , HOBOKEN —ORAND INSTRUMEN= rated Band eve ay, and Priday, commencing at 3 P. reduced to Loents. n case the weather is unfavorable, the Concert will take place mext day y stants, on 40,000 feet of canvas, , from original skevehos ta perb panora NO, Propr Moving Diorama: Tinturn Abbey, SPORTING. AMUSEMENTS 1N “PHALADELPHIA. ENTREY LER COU RSE, 1. L-TROTTING “FRIDAY, June 2i, acd aside, mile h three im f to 20 i w. Wheian names Me ~ Conklin nates ‘br. g. Contrevitie. Husced & iave Pulton Ferry, Bro nhl 3 the ED nous! ‘ou Thor ames Nepaham Wa ex Sorrel Stud, to go ct Puree of $25 will come St ‘Mile: Neate ibeat three 8 Closed with the following entries:—J. W. i. &. Trojan; G Bowne names b. ¢. Captal al. Dertne names b. The match to take place at 3 o'eloe weighing 431 Tr unds, is engared Preparing. Admittance twenty-five cents; children wa ten years, half-price E—TROTTINGA\MATC WWILL cour Orr jay, the 19th t $100, five; to Shots fepm New York, wit contend for tuperiority to-d dows, (weather permitting.) A + awarded to the successful marks me Y, 3acon. 7 ‘PLATT.—L. G. CARRINGTON, AUC- ayeth Chit and Earthen ware.— Incr Finke vill thi o'clock, in the large ry re ity Hall at % b ve the fair at L o ad and other ware RT RATT AND MINIATURE € Glass pies, Lanterns, fos Spesie Jape! Wuviers Wines, Napp it, ean be te Also, a hardsome assorcment of Wal — Trays, brass Candleatichs, Ke., Re. siuacseane YOUNG MAN OF BUSINESS Haation to & wholesale and retail dry evede vould net as i pesaneenel, Cas Warr ay 4 a Fi tbe best “ol retereness Salary Selraass wives. this paper. poo JOURNEYHEN HAIR DRESSERS, — reference, ae counting heat w in the “sity. Nene ot Ir mr cen AEA wt dss Waites CLERK WHO HAs, PERN AC Fe GO vagy Sorly, by letter. poet pal ” White street. rRence COOK AND com Th of city references can te Can be seen for two days. if not engaged, #t 2) Nines flat sires ve rth aveove and Browdway, PRESSMEN.— WANTED, A PRESSMAN TO GO harce of a cylinder press, and de job Apply te R. HOE R Co., Now, 27 ana 31 Gold stra st CoAchMa AN WAN wiree a white man, 0 ie a ekiiful and carefol dei willing (6 stayin the cowstry dering © part of the year, Apply at 21 Nassan street. nm FOUNDRY, AM ENGINE MANUPACTORY AND porn pay — Allaire Works —t. F. Seeor and dohe Breast od themeal roe tders for machines nd of the hawt powsi hl yestailiehment im thie Rott. tention fe given to Steam Rneines 41s, hich and low pressure, for ovean, lake and river mi tion, and f ufacturing pu Io og and Sevewe. feat’ igarkatie resses, (5) t ingines and Belle int the follow! steamers were manufacture? ot this catantich ment, vie Mite Newton of the North fiver, whe Allaire Works, No, 486 Cherry stig, wi te promptly attended 4a, retired from the shove Works, bore Ramamaneae at LA Presi i dad thelr work one- - ove 3 AINTINGS OF HIG! CLAsh 1 GRITTRN WILL | at 56 Brosdway, om tee | “pen his new Piet fordsy, Jume 22, em LOTS AT PRIVATR SALE—A SMALL Jate iu the new and Lexutiful village of Dear~ ween Dobe’ Ferry and Tarry anne ASONIC NOTICF.-MUNN LODGE, NO. 5-BRO- ted to cooonble ja fall LE—WeoDWORTH caren ZLANING, i with lox te, roalsbed ah Chovece notice. Lester are bailt all of iren, and are le and execution to any in use. Can be MH. LESTER, IXTURES, LEASE AND there of this Lodges are dir i Lodge Room, 71 1 A, trouble, and cpeare sreevabiieni rote Ly. “Therald Ofice {OR SALE store No. “4 quested to eall wud settle dle same without fur hoe. CORNELIC ‘ WINANT, JOUN &. SEPUTON, New Yoru, June tf, 180, M": GENTLEMAN, Kongers, PROFESSOR OF THE PI- English ilar wi be Grocery, FOR SALE—THE stock ,AeD GooD yf of one of the roceries er partiouls Z i ire roowally, rt) f r4, please inqaire persowall Brook ive. wh rhein else ta ween d tom RPM. An at the shove rT hs om, will rem RY STREET AND a 8 factory, for POR CAAKL ER a OLIPPEI wrthem, will be chartered toa, F HX wontha. She ts entirely new, sod to'6 P.'M., 187 Cherry rite ve cae from 7 A. 1.'FOX'm OOTHULT, Twelfth serves, next "; sply to — NS le, sroppered.. a and eopper 0 LET—PART OF A HOUSE, WITH FURNITURE vylhy of the moat * venues uitable for wemall family, pleasantly «i | im this port JOTIN Ww, Veer. ated. balf a ide of Fort Hamilton, om the bay sid No 99 Water «tteet. NDEPENDENT OP POSITION LINE POR PHILADEL= phis, via Cape plendid ocean trip—mi This iat re ¥S TO LET. Tis W » fntigne United Sverioonag the ba the modern impr A TESSISHED MOTEL TO 1 ‘he gouniry. within one hears ° New York. pe 34 eeloek, c ™ wharf, first abewe USTER, corner of ‘Cease and Went eta, er pal , tickets, state fooms, oF opply <%o. 9 Week soreet, oF as the OARDING, AT 148 CHAMBERS STREET A PARLOR ad bed rorm fora family or gentlemen; also, two single ome oN ReCORG floor. OARD—A LA Boord in & emall private fa a tions arked, B FOUN DRRR coRN vhs have ur hesd jing width ‘ aterisizow whieh ty HORSKA, Pnnnrr nara AA AAAAAARAAARAAS, ARES FROM SOME fb YSIN THIRTRENTH STRERT — -_ are Creenweh avenue, a BAY IOKSE, x. + 16 be BRD 4 FEW SINGLE ORNTLEMEN CAN BR AC. | high, ba ng long tail and mons: had on & commodated with hoard, with good rooms; weer fan have Mm by applying at To da with pantsy, for mt expenses, ly fornls “THE COUNTRY. —ONB OR TWO SMALI, families ean be in the pleasant and {New Durham, tg tiles from the Hobokre PARR Every omfort of a home 4 le The i iy miles from Hotokon Ferry: oF imamt “CT. PERRY'S, qty ‘Honsr, i R SALE well-know Ree welts i] Korg yen xs ftreete, several b F° Will be ela ‘arg, ch cheap, for foes 4% Coal Verd airy, with bath attached. ant AMis oftce. Exc SION. AA IN FIFTY C8: y tench en the pi Please aryiy to Mestre Seburfomberg & ALOR AND TWO BEDE 100 WANTED, Yams three of four miles of the ton office, N.Y. thee terme, Ak nt thin gfe te gee roome ae foe Pat 76 Cnaties wreck We Saas =| Gata To I ot va eeeee LARGE 200% 70 LET ea evan satred, serves 18 (doors from