The New York Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1850, Page 3

i] j TELEGRAPHIC, ’ From Washington. OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC DESPATOR. Wasmincton, July 7, 1850. ‘Bhs vote of Messrs. Stephens and Toombs, of Georgia, to ecusure the President, creates much sstouishment, Dat they epenly declare war upon Old Zaek henos forward. An exciting straggle is expected to-morrow, to save ‘the President. ‘Phe Ravages of the Cholera at Cincinnati. Cincimmari, July 7, 1850. ‘The reperts furnished to the elty elerk, under the new erdinanee, for the past week, up to this afternoon shew that the total number of deaths were 187, of ‘which 119 were of cholera, and the reports were not as full as they should The Board of Health met this afternoon, and re- ed 93 deaths during the past 24 hours, of whieh were of cholera. A severe fire i ww ragingin Peter Wright & Son's rehouse, Market street, above Fifth, Much hi damage is threatened. Poliee Intelligence of Faise Pretences.—Officer Elder arrested, on man by the name of George Hig- valued at $150, reet, by Tt seems Higgins false and fraudulent representations. applied to Mr. Norris, and suid he could sell the borse to Mr. Van Brunt for the required sum; this statement Mr. Norris believed, and parted with’ his horse, but instead of s0 doing, Higgins is accused of relling the horse to another person for $75, and did not return any of the money thus raised for the horse to Mr. Borris. e case will be further examined to-day before estice sborn. A splendid monument b eted at Frank- fort, Ky., to the memory of her citizens who fell in the war with Mexico, It ie the work of a New York sculp- tor. Court Calendar This Day. Common Pi.xas.—Part 1st—Nos. 841 to 947, odd num- Part 2d—546, 664, 828 to 890, even numbers, Marrison and Holmes, Improved Daylight Gas—Paine has made one Daguerreotyi bY his 0.00. Paine talke 3g lit up the whole eountry Pie For afive picture, try the room 37. ler of the ‘GEONGE ae aaa Chi The Arrival of the Siamde from Califor- aio— The steamship Philadelphia is now, in nt of Bo id Sb peas “i . Shor Seurelanas, dader the Merehant THE DOCTOR. oe Clarke charges $16 for a French Cloth wv Frock Coat, made to measure; for the very finest, an 1a slog ‘Sacks, silk faeings, $10; other garments in Hotel. jummer ‘ready mi lothing very low, of a ot necessary to enter into further particulars. ite William stree TeCalifornians.—For sale at a eonsidera- die redueti st—One first Cabin Through Tiekes for Fraveiseo, per Cherokee (July 8,)and Tennessee—the owner bei ‘compelled to remain over: se looted veri in both ahi Apply 09 N. J. WATERBURY Wall street, corner William, third story. to inform d she publie in Hetice-—Jamee J. Tapseott oral aed then his Premises in Brookly by fire on the 7th, All orders mul fe ook, this day, at Woodworth’ J. Gallagher will vin rd ) brom white and black satin slippers, for balle, together with » ‘varied assortment of Misses, and Ch: ees. Bvery article is ‘om my own Bo. 3d oll fon, price, 00 cents; also, his self-aoring Bye Me ents; also, his self- Fountains. Artificial Eyes inrerted. ‘Batchelor’s Genuine Liquid Hair Dye, can only be procured at the manufnevory, 4 Wall The 8 ie should guard against imitations. See my various diplomas, Persons. whose hair . Bea color trem the use of the i dyes, cam have it Gorrected by calling as adi yt \pees.—Another Medal has te Wim. Batchelor, for the best Wigs aad Tou, blis are invited to i paoser s for 1668, RS eslebrated street and Tow Deen awarded Ruts he 0a iwiicteos the moment i AY ree, wien i it Bes hatr arate. Team be » Me vachediiamed — aineely, < sistent color, sold; at PHALON'S 107 Broaaw yan and by Faweet reoeioe a} e107 Bre ty (ha a Toy Geuraud’s Italian — ited Soap will Poudre Subsile MO mY MARKET. Buspay, July T—6 P.M. Whre stock market, during the past week, has been quiet, and prices have not materially varied from those previously current. This is usually dullest season of the year. Prices generally fall off during mid-summer—the result of holders realizing previous to leaving towm. Thus fer, the market has been well maintained, and much less anxiety is exhibited to dis- pose of stoek, than iw eetivity among operators, The easy m and the prospeet of it fafiuenee upon holders, and enables them to carry stocks with: y important saorifiee in the way of interest. It does not, however, incline others to buy, or have any effect at present in inflating prices. Bpeca- ation appears to have run out. ‘The valne of dry goods entered at this port for eon- gmption during the past week, was $777,222, against $640,502 for the corresponding week Inst year operations in Erie bends, first and second mort- gage, have not been very large lately, and prices ‘e Nearly the whole of the for invest- ment by savings banks and other trust companies, and by eapitalists, It would be impossible to pa: at anything like present prices. # Payable on the first of September The second mort- gage bonds are rapidly going out of the market; and Bave no doubt that before the lapse of many months, they will be as scarce as those of the first jeree are now. We have very little faith in any see rities of the Erie Railrond Company but the first second mortgage bonds—all others stand below these and ony money raired by a e of income bonds, or ny other evidence of debt, two classes of mortgage bonds. By the time the road is completed to Dunkirk, nearly twenty- of dollars will have been expended 0; whieh is mortgaged to the first and seeond class of Dondbolders. These bonds amount to seven millions of dollars, and they will then be secured by mortgages om property consisting of more than three times that sum, There is not railroad in the country, of any magnitede, the first class seourities of which are so well secured as those of the Erie Railroad The annexed comparative statement exhibits t qnotations in this market, for the principal speoula- tive stocks, for exch day of the past week, and at close of the week previous. Prices have been very uni- form: — Qvorarions ron rus Parvorrat Sroons m wun New Be Mar. » Wed, The, Pri, Bat, Beer dite MATT tin 138 tid = 1ibag Lhesy 0 Oe. = Hos — = Hoy io pe a nl = mM! = = = so ee ke & B= EE - By 1s - = ww = a ae ae sae a & ay 40) - “ iM 16 15! ra 1s 107% 107 108) se & =o = = = wen = Se os tix @ A eemparison of prices current yerterday, with those ruling at the elose of the previous week, exhibits an advance in Reading Railroad of \ per sont; Rrie Railroad, %{; Stonington, \; Farmers’ Loan, 1%; New *, of Mi per cont; Harlem, \; Leng Irland, & ; Erie Bonds, (now) \. ‘The value of domertie cotton manufactures ineind- img white, printed and colored goods—exported from the United States, in each of the past twenty-two Jt ie sald by thove interested, oan be detfvered ta Pitts. | years, was as anuexed:— | burgh at $40 per ton, ‘These whieh have been brought | Manvrsctenss er Corton exrontss ynom vax Unrrm are reugh end encouthly made, but the fron is of No. 1 States. 1 $2,075.038 8,540 COT than twenty years the increa has been more than four hundred per sent. be borne in mind that while this increase in shipments to foreign eountries has been going on, there has been an immense inerease in our domestte consumption Within the period eovered by the above table, the po | Bank of Ameriea, Buffulo pulation of the United States has inereased many millions, and, of sourse, our own consumption of cot - ton manufactures is largely augmented. We must not | Bank of Lodi. . look to the extent of our exports of domestic goods | tor data to show the increase of cotton manufactures, ‘as no idea ean be formed from that, The home eon- | sumption is equal to full nine-tenths of the produe- _ tion of cotton goods, and our manufastures depend | upon the local demand almost entirely. In articles | Binghamton Bai eeossfully of coarser quality, we have for some time competed with Great Britain; but the dangers to | Cattaraugus Co. Bank. ... 1 9122546 them. If this be so. 2770000 geuree, there is mudther revolution promised im the +: 9 B83 trom b whieh the trade of Great Britain are exposed by the - growing manufacturing system of the United States, | Chelson Bank, New York Stocks. | City Truet & Banking Co. Stocks. ... are yet far, very far, from having reached their climax. ‘The progress we have already made in furnishing our , Erie County Bank..... if own market, although great, is nothing to what » few years will exhibit. The next twenty years will, without } permers’ Bank, Orleans... reater proportionate inerease than the | past twenty. Assoonas wehaye monopolized our own | Farmers’ Bank, Seneea Co doubt, show a markets, in not only the eoarse, but in the fuer quali - ies ef goods, it will be time enough to turn our atten- tion to foreign markets, The loss of the markets of | the United States to the manufacturers of Great Bri- tain, for even the coarser fabrics, has been a serious | blow; but when they lose them for the finer fabrics, it | will bes fatal blow to the manufacturing interest of England. The quantity of eoarse cotton goods manufactured in the United States, isimmense, The amount of raw material eonsumed is the best evidence of the great produetion, and the limited exportation, shows that the domestie consumption must be enormous. year, 1849, about six hundred thousand bales of sotton were consumed in this country, principally in the manufacture of coarse goods. The su with in manufacturing coarse fabri similar results will attend our attempts in the finer | Tenth Ward Bank. qualities. We bave many advantages over the Eng- lish. Our position, with the raw material at our very doors, with markets all around us, with every facility im the shape of water pow the world why we should not, before the lapse of many years, oeeupy the very highest rank as a manufactur- ing nation. A few years sinee, and the site of Lowell ‘was e barren farm, and for a length of time it was the | of redemption, on presenting them tothe Chief Register in the Union. | only manufacturing place of importan Now we have @ dozen Lowells, or plac in the extent of their manufacturing A few years since, there was not a solitury}manufactory qual to that | Last do. do, do, Btocks 81 do | . Y tocks and bonds ~~ 0) Bank, Clyde. . ... } Sterns and ponds 94 do a ic matting of Stotltes sree Siay Pa. ew Tork Basking Com- Phenix Bank, Budalo, » .. | Stocks and bonds 13 do Btate Bank of New York, Buffalo... . .... sadaad Staten Island Bank {storks and onde} 66 do Stocks and weit 60 do and mortgages... as wehavemet St. Lawrence Bank. upplied from @ thousand | streams, internal communication, and with a tariff suf- | for payment within six months from the first of May ficiently protestive to place us on s par with the manu- | just; any of sueh cireulating notes whieh shall not be factures of any other eountry, there is no reason in | presented within the specified time, will cease to be @ TT ablishments, | ADVARTISEMENTS RENEWED BVRRY DAY, south of the Potemac; now there are hundreds, and | springing up in every part of the South and West, asif by enchantment. At this moment the building of fac- tories is progressing more rapidly than at any previous Throg's Point time within the history of the country, The South is — be: rapidly overhauling the North and East in this branch | isc thar of industry, and competition between the different seo- | tions will soon be #0 close, that the utmost attention will be required in the production of different fabrics te cure the loeal markets, All this will strengthen and consolidate this important interest, and shut out on- tirely all external or foreign rivalry. The annexed table shows the quantity of flour, wheat corn and barley, left at tide-water, during each woek in the months of July and August in 1843 and 1840; also the aggregate for exch month during the same period : Weratr Reenirts ov Baraverorrs. 1848, July—let week 24 do Ane week, fddo .. Bird 566 258,078 1,079,004 om 1s 4th ao: . bees Potal ......... 991.842 211,006 411,820 This brings us to « period im the year when the new crep is just about being received here. ‘The aggregate receipte for the two months are es fol- Total... ..... 840.978 Angust—Lst week 3a te those of 1848 and 1849, Much, ver, depends upom harvests, Late seeounts from the South and Weet are more satisfactory in relation to the growing erops, and the prospects at present are certainly very favor- able for « full yield. Up to the Ist of July, the reseipts ef broadstufls at tide-water were much less than those te the corres- ponding period in 1840 it is very probable that for the remaindes of the season the arrivals will be eor- respondingly less, even in the event of the harvests proving more abundant than those ef inst year, trom the fact that the Western country has been #0 eom- pletely eleaned out of all surplus stock, that larger quantities of the new crop will be required to supply the consumption of the grain growing sections of th ers will mot be able to sell a large portion of their eropé a# usual. The annexed table of imports at Buffalo, via the Inke, from thy opening of navigation up to the Ist of July, in oneh of the past three seasons, exbibite the searcity of flou, Wheat, bushel Fv Corn, 858.821 Pork, vu . + 45873 Beef. seeeee 16.108 The ree: pte of Indi Inst your. Reducing tl this year compared with last, to the lst of July, was equal to 666,181 bbis, This gives s pretty eorrest idea of the eondition of the West, so far as a supply of breadstuffs is eoncerne: ‘The Canal Department has issued the following table showing the average weight ef the different kinds oy lumber per foot, board mearure, to enable Inspectors Collectors to arrive at the true weight of each bind of lumber, of & cargo is composed (which has been delivered by weight) after the mearurement has been accertained:— 4's pounds. ee eS 8 as by bed 8% be ae CO ke ah be a os bye ‘This table will be valuable to those engaged im ship. ping iu upon inspectors and eollestors ' Accounts from the South and West relative te the | tobaeco erop are of a very discouraging character. [¢ ie usnal to make the first planting im ¢! iy part of May. In various seotions of Kentucky, on the 13th of Tet June, owing to the late spring and the subsequent ox- cessive drowght, rearesly an acre of plants had beem set, and the delay, it ie stated, even should rain soon | fall and the future season prove favorable, will pro- | elude the possibility of an average prodnet. The Pittsburgh Americon doseribes & samp icon ore tegently reeeived from Lake Superior, “It is ap. | parently ® pare oxide of iron and raid to exist in ium mense bodies, on the Lake shore abounding iu timber. It be from 66 to 7@ per sent pure iron. [tie worked in — aefineries or bicomeries ar pig metal, and the bisems, | | bh | Sid the well known speed | | ber, as it will enable them to keep « check Pu | seas | Cas quality, Dlooms for $8 per t The workmen employed convert the ore into | —the materials being furnished | and our sscount be from a reliable sinese ef this eountry and the world.” ‘The Comptroller of this State has, in pursuanee of an ast providing for a final distribution of the funds held by him, belonging to the ereditors of insolyent banks and bankers, given the annexed notice to holders of | eireulating not: Revenrrions Cumevtatina Noves ov Insouvenr | Ks. Stooks and bonds and mortgages. Btoe Alleghany County Bank. do, do, do. {500 . 96 do 16 do | | Stoeks and “bonds do. do do. Bank ef Commerce, Butf'o. do, a of Olean and mort ages. do. do. Stocks ~ eet ef Topawands..... Stocks, Bank of Western N. York Stocks Stocks and bonds 3 ine mortgage } 14 do do, Stock do. do. 79 do (Stocks and bonds’ Tl do ees | do. do. do. Stocks 85 do | eee 2 do Stocks and bon and mortgages, do. Stock a \ Stoeks and bonds {and mortgages. .. } Stoeke and bonds and marigages fe 40. Og ects tts, Stork: farmers’ & Drovers’ Bank ( Erie County. 4 Stosks. Mechani Merchant's Exckange Bk. Buffalo. de. a do. do. Btoek: ‘Stock Union Bank, Buffalo. .... Stocks. United States Bank, Buf- (Stocks and bonds fale. . and mortgages. . The circulating not standing must be presented at the Comptroll et aT a of the abovenamed banks out- 's offlee eharge or claim upon the funds of said bank or banks remaining in the Comptroller's hands. Holders of notes will receive the amount due at the above rates of the Free Banking Department REWARDS. $100 REWARD.—~A LADY Was Lost OVERBOARD r Bay ooton, on Tu is, between Hurigats and black silk, and bed 0 Thene Ww AT) line: Any perk or wve or tion to JA! KEN FROM THE J a at rod pe! lay the Philadelphi C aishs. ‘The beater will be liberelly rewarded by Lear ab 100 Groen st TOLEN-FROM ON Wilhel . IN THR 6 O'CLOCK hia, or on the 4th, im thie ‘0. 215 or 290, ED BY ry RESPECTABLE “YOUNG LaDy. & 00 Goverases, 0 take sare of shildren, and “Prank The Lea and te tence tan be give Wana active ana speed oung man, w ® eopital of from ¥,000 to 5,00 dollars; te tak management and share in the pre®is of u trial the tere, to be eatablished im sompection with & mauwfacturing eonvern bow imeperation im this ity. Address H., Box 1,58, Post hee. ANTS A SITUATION, AS COACHMAN, BE A MAN » oF S88 Fourth atroet, | ANTED, IMMEDIATELY, ‘and retail liquor bi or the whole of a em FOR THE WHOLESALB with basement or here in New York, | ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant young woman, be Seamstress; is an excel. lent hand at making gentlemen's shirts, and all manner of Indice’ linen: would not object to do Nght chamberwork, if red. Please 30 Fourth sts of @ and Se'clock. Best of ity rete ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A WHOLE HOUSE, OR rt of A house, suitable fer a dressmaker, furnished furnished, in a business part of Broadway or vieinity. or un! Address J. M., Herald office. . Would bent of eit, eeby street, betwee Can be sven for two di ANTED—A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID, OR to take eare ef ehildren. Has no objection bo go & short distavee in the country.” Can give the best of ity Ca at 135 Crosby streci, ¥ & MIDDLE-AGED Hing Servant.” Spon t of well present in towa. k. No objeetion Englishmi Freneh fluently, and kno Can be well recommended acd JRL. 1 part of t ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A VERY GOOD RE- ¢ommended clean and tidy girl, to do cooking, wa: nd ironing, or all the housework. Is | fourt 3 nan the efit se Ned, the largest, the one terval ments will «om my | the Druvhkard, or Ibe Fal! every night j the fame of which in Boe a, also throughout the U: cone whore veracity cannot fo: ore for the cause of fowl wir, orfor the safety of pers reser ” The: bh % a burry ¢ ence to bh ths mochance of ble of finding | Gey long. T'S. BANE Bing avell Moura. Monday cvs, for the 6fch time in this Theat THE PRUNKARD, or The ton, Mr. Moorho: Renelaw, M | H. Gouldso: | Mire Wemy: | Bifert; M Lavitte, Mr. Hamilton; La Rouche Girard, Mr. Doors will open at will rise precively at ie-or. Stevens; La qearter to, 7.6 Alf past 7 velocke ter if comes. reat moral pn One Saved, whieh will u and Philadel~ weer re, the ae ans of ingress and exres: heir way. ht of the Thentre lowin © heen plavingall | Stages run- | RICES— an aN paid. Whis in the aldeatese Reand tiv best ventilated ta Frown and bei it m eateb thi acted persons ge be served drama of | ard Mil Broadway, between Grand aud Br: bth, comprising « com) rection of E. P. their origi until furthi Concert will HRISTY' 'S MINSTRELS.—MECHaNICS" HALL, x ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM —P. roprietor; John Greenwood, week of re-open’ formanee ing Cy aya July &t Ragement of F, and ironer, and is willing to make herself eels Treful.’ No objection to go in theeountry. Please eall at 550 Breadway. ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE LAD, ABOUT FIF- fren years of age, to att 4 an om One who writ 8 good and ood te ions, may apply to tthe offes of this paper, ta Totter, giv Nf name and One having some kuowledge of eustom house busi- ress preferred. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A VERY COMPETENT girl, with good sity fe washibg and ironing, in housework ina Place, the res ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE roman, a situ A- tion ws Ceok. She eau give good reference fro If addressed by note, please direet B. harass in the rear, where she ean also be last emple er. GIRL TO DO | hildren. Best ANTED.—A STEADY RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, ke junior clerk; ome who writes # good and swift band, willing to make bitaself useful, moy eddress, post ‘paid 2574 Post Ofc in the applicant's own hand writing. ANTED—A_ 8 ‘with @ eash thousand dollars, t ed i Y A RESPECTABLE WOMA} fr ilk, m situation as Wet Nu be seen for two ‘The bees of city referent given. Ple AUTI Mott street Ngee SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE yom who in a first-rate Cook, the beat of ‘yin t ies ANTED—BY A RESPECTAULE tion to do general heasowork in « respectable family. The best of city r given, Call at No.6 Batavia street. Can be seen for two days. at 147 Eighth GIRL, A SITUA- ANTED—A SITUATION ung lady, as Dressin f Also a m tuation as Cook, Wi Can be WwW ANTED—A WOMAN TO DO THE COOKING FOR ng and oyster saloon, Apply to A. ACKERLY, \. Wiifamsbnrn oor of the Broo! Nye be Department, for ths on ‘ompany, after dhe Are in that ei0y TALCOTT, Foreman. EW YORK AND 5 Loy rd TELEGRAPH Soup —Merehaate’ Line to Roston.—Dividend. —The Diresvors'ot the New Tork and New England Tel Com- oom - Biaiinacie em chee ry '4 TRIS SHOULD MEET Aas] at. or Case and Hansa Case, ym Queen's sounty, Ireland, ot Oe fey, ‘will be informing their father of vhete ryettenes, ing & mote to Thomas Cage, care of erds, font Soush Fireets, Mew York ‘sedans Wars 4 SITUAUION AS COACHMAN, OR COA ma room, wrespertable, steady . Pivase address C, corner of Bighth street. T. BARNUM, jy eectant map lendid exhibitions aud per- ry afternoon at nr 3h and evening ati’ , comme! pletely new east. W. Clark, Edw. Mid ‘Mies Alexins Fisher as Mary; Mr. Hada- way, a6 Bill Dowton ; Mr. Henkins, as Cri Miss Stan~ hope as Miss Spindle. Amongat the new curiosities are the Hoosier Giant, the Mammoth Lady, the Fairy Queen. Queen x Tableaux, Glass Blowing, &e. ct Children under 10 years, 125 sents. ARNUM' CHINESE MUSEUM, 539 BROADWAY between Spring and Irince streets. P. T. prietor avd manager. This large and Tomaing is the mor the Celestial Empire. 1234 conte. with the oes ety, ing, from 7 A. y Children, under ten years, Barnum, pro= resting oollecti: magnificent ties, wonderful speci- Sure move afte Liberal ai openat 7B. M., pleture moves ae 3. Poe STREET THEATRE, BOSTON. tlssly: reso ont . It will be let from th 7 or month. For further pi New+York, to Mr. MAX MARETZEK, or in Bos AUSTIN, Esq. wenery, dresses, od INERVA ROOMS, 06 BROADWAY, OPEN EVERY New and magnificent mammoth Panoram: ifornia, Gold Digaings, Cities inted by Mingud Lewle, himeel! wot ae _W. FENNO, Propriotor, TO Let, of the | ann, Ee ELLE TBLO'S-MONDAY EVENING, JUL pitt LevUiligingsrersed the, Crest oe Prettiphalis: Mise taecns Soom King Emerald, Horr Karl Von Vouote Mise ‘Mary Taylor; ‘ich, first time here, Mise “Nichinson. Tickets, 600,, Private Doors cpen ate quarter past 7; te commence B& ATIONALTHEATE | evening, Jul with WILD OATS ‘Suck Rover Wei Thunder, Mr. E. Thompeon; Harry Th Lady Amaranth, E. Mostayer SWAINS—Swig, Mr. W. B. Chapme Duna; Burgomaster, Mr. Rose; Dam | ville: To sonelude’ with THE ARTF hompson; Ariful Do our, Emily, Mise Lesion “Boxee, tee t half-past 7, to commence at Mr. uieksilver, Mr. nt Igo. Door oe pen 'S MINSTRELS, AT THE OLYMPIC, UNDER of the great original Pompey.—Thie bea «dire iiful eetablishment hae be for the summer season, and resort of public atmusembent in recently refitted and ventilated is now the most eo le The conti AND PERFORMANCE | an OF pore Company, under the direo~ jonday Rb July 8, 1860, B "elweem ignore M, ( cents, To admission, ommen oat 8 o'clock, RAND EXHIBITION OF THE WONDERFUL, RE- G Bra) t 504 Broadway, neat DER} to Niblo’s ridge hae been ox iahy, the rehiteat, 1) of pers tif and civil enginesrs of 4 tthe ‘age. Mr. Memingion, and ‘inited ty over sluding moet of th Bridge in *! ‘The span of the 200 feet, made ef common pine, with four stringers only, inch square in the centre, and no central support. It wilt furtain, the enormous weight of 3,000, pounds, showing, & th of wood hitherto unknown. This exhibition rill ttraotive to those who have a taste for mecha idge, the glorious trlusaph of Amen all, Open from 8 e'elook, Ay Elona geal 4 mi SOcrelosk. PM. ta oil will 4 /” appeag ina variety of splendid naprox res, together with the is cel toes in cunaae Wad Prices threugh their gymnastic Imission— S| fi toate, Li nts; Boxee, 25 conte; Parquette, 134 conta STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE.—THIS SPACIOUS d elegant, th the summec imonthe for conceria, munial entervainments, Re the night or week, on application to Mr. Bass, box Pou Ot York. TTO COTTAGE, HOBOKEN—GRAND INSTRUMEN= 1 Free Concerte—This Day, July 4t sd is engaged. and will perform al t week, at the New Ferriage reduced to io Mouday, Wedneoday and Pic Exhibition Free Lirpenard street, is he Birth of ‘i Fajauings tm the worl ‘Some of 088 the Greek Slave, Mi 4 ITTSBURG THEATKE.—TNE UNDERSIGNED, MAV- Jng lensed the Pittshorg Theatre for e term cf youre, intends opening it, on or about the 4 September, i season ef nine to ten mom TEE Cheat ROOKLYN n for ime in shis eity, Nhe strict aiinied ‘nik ‘oet NKARD. of THE FALLEN § non, Mrs, Bowers. SPEEA OUS HUSBAN awers: Bill Doruten, (a To conclude with AV ED—Ed- kee D—Tom, Mr. ta. Yor! le, For particulars, Inquire ef GAMES S. MAGNUS, TOE Potton a SALES BY AUSTION. RUCE A. CHILTON, AUCTIONEER. 3 gale of Dearman Cottage Bivee. ee. in Dearman village, bel old at amction, mt th Yin New Tork, at 12 cccleeh on Ti BSS No, 9 Wall ntre-t. OCTAVE, MADE k, who will ret, N.Y. th of the best ng shoee Hors by the ante’ Ex July lth, ot dierent ful village. Auctioneer, ins may be obtained, uable Partin oft portunit In. ent, between Kighth and Cas fara sity) ‘ui he WET NURSE WANTED.—ArPLy aT NO. 198 wi Fourteenth street. }OODS JOBBING HOUSB. ity. Salary fret your, $50 jours CONNER & + (SON, 9 ayre FOUNDERS oo ew cy oonon vary on soup ¢ Printing Retablia roontee job this paper are printed are from the my ry sidhors 2 = Maiden Lewe, RUG STORE YOR SALE—ONE OF THE Bust ag ly for wy adver street, Ke SPORTING, — in harness. Robe. Cor Thos. MeKeom enters the above named oport may be anticipates. « COURSE.—A PURSE OF ED HOUSE. —TROTTING * alith inst, to, the $25 will come 9 Thursday he MATCH.—JUST RECEIVED. A Pigeons which will be shot for J. on Tuesday the 9th inst. and EDWARD B. COLLINS, Proprietor of the Buil's Ferry Hi IGEON SHOOTING lendid lot of Wil Ferry The erack marksmen Street att Se CEN D CITY, ine Aa YORK AND FLUSHING.—FARE 12) and sopmetio # steamer ISLA od Tas bs Yor! Sunda; FOR SALE AND TO LET LET-SITCATE IN THE RRAR So rag ri cart 7 3at Cherry street, with Aint rete ; of thespane te, mats 380 ihe acs iven immo farther par= Chery imawire =) R°cwaway CARRIAGE, NEARLY NEW, IN coop for OF double team. Will be sold ehem isery fables 16 Fourth ave os: tree! Fonsi T_ROOMS, F ED OR UNFURNISHED, aeclop for somiper Tasidonce, “Apply a¢'108 Dose wey, betwee SIT arn noo eaiuien see & pri- stiraien vate family, and NFORMATION WANTED—OF MARGARET AND MARY t ekillen, Ire- sed to be living im jormation respecting them ived at ‘win Fourth street, by their ow York at pres will be thankfully re brother, James NTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW York.—City and County of New York—Thomas Dusonba~ demand ry agninet Edward Heilbath, Sammons for mo ) To Edward He the chy said city, baid comp! Biel! Place in the city of Ne jee <a preskid, the plaintift int adement against you for the eum of ty.two fellars wi bber covers, #ui be conveyance of passe nt. Wehave alco made arrrangements with TARHportation agents, at and Cruess, e Thee thers witt ty go delay pe MLK. TAYLOR, | G a Goorstee Mon jay Jol; werd their sieve steamer in shares ef a ree ved woul a “THOMPSON & HIT 1m ITED STATAS AND, ¢ beeriber eon: for Pr Me COCK, Managers 149 Pear! stews: Ew YORK SgTTBRAALiS 1 big ad tiom Noties. ie ol Hi ‘be sold this eosing te ve lee were imported fre At the came ti Hloges, and harness. Sale to comme GEORGE W. aries, Prntine BY MACHINE! Bill Heads, Bille of Ladin all Posting Bille, ke. compelled ty dispose toek being but slightly avers a ‘The France in ship Sabine, x. BEAT, SALE OF DAMAGED DRY GOOpe—a ox 58 ly 8, ‘AY, Av0. or the Ha CALTORNIA BooTs.—100 eh loge: 190 do. fisher planters do. 17 oe in store Tie snes boots, shoes and nN saw mill Zot Freneh ob & 0 THE LADIES—T ‘ap, Head Drews, « Richmond, eracefud for ved, nod fully appree: on her part to the wishes with the mi Mee K ‘the frst millinery heures, jeh will be gold w The new goods will te opened this velrete, feathers, ribbons and flowers will m Aveust. A branch of th States GRC Ts. ter RS —THE manvfacturers ae R. HOE & CO., D and 51 Go! Fs" No.— —PATENT NEW YORK B very wopenier es AY base and sien tt idem TE, 168 Suitable for California mark , 1 men Onet~ Planing Machines ith all the Intawe Keeps, alse, Wax 6 Oil forwarded. Weld, by wholsen'e and Teta 445 Rros¢way, wp riaire. tale an sesortment of vaperior Englis® Colored I f ALS ‘small cannisters. Also, extra fine Wood Cat lak, rder at ad oy bes, Chim Sperm and ; rr the nw pate minde= week. The rive watil 1d ptreet. | B; TRACE, fry pa tae of # WEWhoULD 10 SPORTSMEN —FINE DOU aaron unseat of Eaglign ig * or partridge, an tome cory te, Cea a FRANcis Perew tarkey's. Be. i x: jer and Liqner Fin * Knives ip A LAN KETS POR CALIFORNIA SCARLET A for sale by ent Roxb DR. LUTENER, AUKIST, HAS offiee frem (66 to 28 Tircad stront—omee hears n fevure from # will 3 intern yenre of # preetion Ear, enabler him so rere of the Bar, efereneee of . eter oF #1 FORFEIT Thar sy parent moaten th euring all and hinges: be! serene, dD the ony from op states ruitalle to the sen= oe 0 oot undoubted can be seen dereise's at be postpaid. Consaliation foe, v4 in any one, after having L0G, OX, NB BL 2 00, ee dand ® William street. REMOVED entrance 236 Warren, Kew suricsitive have. been added record the number and attractivene tion, Admittance 25 ets. Children under 10 years, 123g ote. . OR GREENWOOD LAKE HOUSE ‘Ore bowling 8 ars ere aviached to tbe hotel, The Now Terk boats lei every morning and Ise the Pateresn ané Ronaee an from the foo rail ing trains, te carr: Cooper's hotel, fire Oy mag 001 ve fr orden or "7 ES or Prine Proprietor atlak ay HERON ‘paling, HITE WALL — MAY THE SUBSCRIBER fwould respect(allgr Inform, the aitiee spd viginity that be hae opened le den: a ao the Eat rn 8 “4 nthe | the wie render their stay pleasant and agreeable, and s0= aehare e of their patronage. CHARLES &. om ne anc duly 8, 1800, peter ‘Thig esta a me ont Aa ie hom Beit; and all she faverive ‘proprieter—J. W. Mepriost ‘4, ie to give him a eall. Stop at the Ocean Ho wok Mortis Houre stage, an: ce ~TWwe rast inane ON TH Ath or wit residing in, Barclay SK, on frst of ensond oor, Rnalisl boarding lean l ON THE FIRST ND smcoxD gi centlomen, Heden TEAM POWER WANTED, OR A i factory where steam eoald be or part of theeity. Apply to D. F floor, for f OARD WANTED HY A SINGLE GENTLE AN weet of Broad ay, below Broome street, Address M. U, W.., office of this payer. $ ‘Calt Stevocest Cah ce Patent Laundress, 43 Aan street, are rent to MADAME ees VPLT, New Yor y. Where ie it sold? ote HL Twelvetree, you ll be told. States government of ah * Boepital 4 {OF eal and see tertiman: H. TW RLV ET! Reom 13 No. oO Ni Os, or mane that ths sortibeates of the the aeeruing interest, SinNs pata their legal representatives, aor. after Mom of July next, at tee see um nvercet Be eqruteaten stacey ae eins Ve easy eae tgan “FUND LIv® Anenrance Seeiety New York. manner