The New York Herald Newspaper, August 6, 1850, Page 5

ce 217 Mott street, was taken from under heb bricks dead, and three others, Owen Boyle, Walsh, end a man whore name we could net learn, was bedly bruieed, butnot dangerously, Officer M’Ma- pur, u Very ¢ ent member of the police, happen- ed to be in the vicinity, at the time, aad rendered every assistance povsible. The dead body was ecouveyed to the Ewhih ward police station house, where am inquest witl be held this day. City Lntettigence. Dearn oF Bexsamix Muntincron, Bsq., aw Orn New Youn Meacuayt.—Benjamia Huntington, Esq., who died on the Sd instant, at the advanced age of 73, was known to our older classes of citizens as having been for many years a merchant in Front street, in this city, and for a much longer period as a broker in Wall etreet, from which latter business be retired few yours since, in consequence of the infirmities of aye, Mr Bvutington was one of four brothers, sons of Ben- jamin Hantivgton, of Norwich, Connecticut, who re- presented the State in the old Continental Congress, and the first Vederal Congress during Washington's administration, He ways also the first mayor of the city ot Norwich, The four brothers removed to this Btate, and two ef them were among the early settlers of Oneida county, locsting in the town.of Rome. These two brothers were, at different periods, candidates for Lieutenant Governor of this State; George Huntiag- ‘tou, af the federal candidate, about the time of the close of the war of 1812, and Henry Huntington as the Clintonian candidate, (on the titket wich Dewitt Clinton) in 1826, and both were unsuccessfal, fhe lat- ter, however, was a delegate in the Stato convention im 182),'iu framing the constitation of that year, Re amassed great wealth in Oneida county, aad for many years, up to the time of his death, was President of the Bank of Uti Benjamin [unt ington, subject of this sketch, eommouced the mercantile business im this city, early ia life; and soon after the war of 1812. became knowa in Wall street as one of our most emincat brokers, and speculators in stocks. Although « democratic repub- Hean of the old «choot, he was warmly in favor of the United States Hank. und was a great speeulator to the stock of that institution Being of a very sanguine temperament he generally operated asa bull. andcon sequently became often the prey of the bears, and few mrp ip Wall street was subject to so many ups and downs in his financial operations. The final resait was aretirement from Wall streot, and an exit to Oneida county, in very moderate circumstances. Mr. Hun- tington married. some forty years since, a daughter ot Grn. Jedediah Huntington of New London, an officer of the Revolution One of his children by this lady is Huntington, the distinguished artist. Fic? amovo tHe Fikraex —Upon an alarm of fire, & on Sunday afternoon, 24 engine fire sons, = eompany 10, with some others on 10’* rop eollision at the corner of Fourteenth street ‘and E avenue, whe: there was some hard fighting. There were also several skirmishes between that and the Ninth avenue, where the battle was on renewed. There was a crowd collected of about 3.000 persons, The police of the 16th ward, under Captain Freeman, arrived. and succveded in putting a stop to the riot, the ringleaders and those of the crowd who would not disperse. There were 13 taken into eustody. besides two arrested by the 9th ward who came to the assistance of the 16th. The follow. ing are the names ef the men arrested by the 16th ward police:—James Peneington, Thomas Feta a Thomas Alton, James Donaldson, George C John Monroe, John McNally, Thomas Clark, Tenet Goodworth. John McMann, James Casserly, Edward pe Terence McDermott and Augustus Tate. a been cng before Justice Bleakly thie mornin, comaalt William Hurtis and Clarke Braw! the mames of the persons arrested by the 9th to police. on a charge of interfering with the officers while in the discharge of their duty. Mitrtany Comrastes Retursev.—The Scottirh Guards, Osptain A.C Castle, and company D, Washington Grays. Captain James Little, returned yesterda: an nary ing from New Haven, from their respective exci The Scottish Guards were received by the seco company Governor's Foot Gvards, commanded by Major Hendrick. This is the oldest yng ed but one Bold phone autograph they hi |, whose aut ey have They were afterwards stren; og ot fi Apes company Hartford. inthe old unique British uniform. “after parading. they then adjourned, and sat down to a most elegant and substantial entertainment. peoperes ct the direction of Major Hendrick. The Grays were received by the New Haven Grays, com- mavded by the rorya and courteous gentle- man, Captain Arnold. , as did the Governor's Gusrds, entertained thelr ie excited considerable attention, from the no- velty ot the dress, in the “land of og Be habits;” Dodworth’s muste enchanted all by the sweet- nese of his strains. All combined, it a pais for New Haven. eomgend m3, ae, the mud caused the previous ni hosts and ita, appeared satieged i eel foe accord. ing to our lorious ‘constitution. Dkst right of Al a the man, and our military in pertic Sra rer aie wd ny Cagis Ra BO ght! im corals 0 Bouges wad, late of the Ne Ld vay Vo- fonverh 5S regiment; Dr. Bostwick, Ast | late of the land @ ; Lieutenant ‘Tue Conny Iscaxp Steamnoats.—On Sunday, several and several others. oext.—Henry M ag. ber. ve years, Ty Setar Neier oon oe o'clock onSunday years of re. while Daawono mutans At evening. & man, twenty- “ Not Orange atreet. was at the Screw Dock, pler 39, Bast River. Disteneme Poste Wensmr.—A number of Aovesn Brarewent. —In a to do justi ‘we insert the followin City and County ling and Thomas GRO. W. WALUING, THOS. CALROW. Sworn before me, August 5th. 1860, c.8 WOOREULE, Mayor. Brooklyn City News, The Trai. or Samvet Davny.—The ease of Samuel Drary, opon a charge of forgery in the second degrev, in having counterfeit bank notes, with intent to pass the eame, was called yesterday morning in the city court of Brooklyn. In consequenee’of the indisposition of Drory, and the diMoulty of obtaining a jary, whose health would be jeoparded by a long trial during the Present warm weather, the trial of this complicated, mysterious and unintelligible operation was adjourned until the September term of the Court of Oyer and ‘Trrminer, betore which tribunal it has been sent. ‘Tur Procegvines or tae Crry Covar.—| Judge Greenwood aad Aldermen Vi Voodieend Brush.— Tho Dowh who was convicted at the last criminal term of the court, of having sold dimensed meat, wee brought up for sentence. His counse] moved to pestpone the sentence, in order that a mil of exeeptions might be prergees. The motion was denied, however, a fine of $250 imposed upon the defendant, besides imprisoameat for the term of thirty days. Cnance or Peescxy —A woman named Mary Ann Owen wasexamined yesterday, before Justice Jobn © oath on a charge of preferred by Angustu bell , of Atlanue Erene, ia having sworn fate y inan a! leged suit forassaultand battery, which Mary brought against the present complainant, and on whose testimony he was coa- viered and sentenced to pay a fine of @7. Mary wes fully committed for trial. Beeckort—The examination of witnesses in this case was concluded te-day. The accused was fully committed for trial Accipest.—A man named James McCoy was killed yesterday morning by the falling of a Tneavy timber upon him, which he was helpihg to raise, at a new building, which is erected in Pearl street, between York aod Front streets. The uofortunste man lived but a few momeats after he was token up. Mustary — Tur Contiewyrat, Granvs.—This company proceeded to delphia yesterday morning, in = nine o'clock t They looked Hi well, a ibered about fifty men. They will stay in rh of brotherly love three days, veturning here on ednesday night. Te of the make ure of the follow- Commodore Vanderbilt haa Cpe great p~ & in the naming of this beautifal ship, and we won- dat that rome person has not chosen the ame of Pro- mexheus for a steamship before j,baty 82 i fe, the Com. wre stands alone. for there , pote world besides this, © vessel of aay not refer to the British let, will find ten! Prometheus, 3; Tease’ she P ; 200 { West const of Africa ; com: Hen cote” Be cones.” Piene aaae Van- ee Bel . hae been fey lense woarr Pat MAILS FoR EUROPE, THE WEEKLY HERALD, Captain Judking, The steamship Asi Boston will leave to-morrow noon, for Halifax and Liver. Her mails will close. in this city, at half past three o'clock, this afternoon. The Weekiy Herald, printed in French and English, will be published at ten o'clock this morning pool hed, Late M A Card-—The Under of the ship Blrabeth, wreck ygale of Thursday, ggateiel acknowl nb cbay cnn neve and crew, be sudlcietly reg well A Delightful Trip.—Take the Hudson Ki- Railroad Cai hone of tho Meals furnished and all the varion, and Kellinger's Magic Liniment, oan be had im cage of acei- dents, Summer Consolation—The Zephyr Under= Shirts und Drawers to b: had. at the New York Stoning Factory, WW Bowery, are inte da ole, ALL whe Wish tobe comforcatle during the host of Suimmer, should give them a trial, Who would wear an ugty, 1 fitting Boot er Shoe, when they durable one for the Folton street, if 5 1%, Shoes or Gaiters. Mis stock is the largest, his goods the best and cheapest to bs found in the cisy, Saunder’s Portable Dressing Cas ry, 47 Broadway, corver of Liberty street, wnd Way.—These cases cowbine many adv ade with the view for ined therein are of con [For nd whieh may be enu Btrcp fer keeping ra uality, ‘ablet The unrivalicd Skill, Taste, and Judg- ment displayed by Hill, the inimitable, at 13 Nassau street, ia Fg se nee of cutting hi Ee beauties rand wkisker the head, face, to correspond to nd entire ap~ is * Bonn attracting’ universal attention Bad commendation. Consult him General Taylor.—The last and best Por- trait of Genoral Taylor cver engraved, appeared in the firs No. of the bans cond of yas voy It is sold by tit | Booksellers, also by BRADY, 205 Broadway, where the original Daguerreotype ls to be sone The Plumbe National Gallery, No. should be visited to be appreciated. The immense of portraits in this celebrated gallery, make it iy interesting to those who are fond of examining face. Colored Doguerresty pes. ‘These splendid | jctures are taken daily by the subscribers in tures of sll the dittings shed the city may b gall “Szabe wio ‘angers lately acrived in 233 Broadway, ite Park Foun! reel The Trath ferret we accent T. Bab- pate mf yeni tbe too highly extolled, tor it has utility during this hot weather, the saving of labor hitherto n Ty to acon clothe. washing of » family, doin Mingescmretually. bundred per cent eheas ¥ an by the old system. by Earle & Co., 65 and 70 Washington stree: Gouraud’s Italian Medicated Soup wil FRT* tan, pimples, freckles, enllownese, Bo. onde Bubsile ir sale Phot perfnogs hair from say f the body. Liquid wd feo qeee ne and cheek: iy Wnite her, rou t 67 Walker street, first store from ‘alionder, 88 South Third street, Phila- ‘Asnington street, Boston. Comb Fs. i gee o3e ‘bint Comb Factory, 387 Broadway.—The most choice sei of open work Dress Combs, in Tortoise Shell, ., to he seen in the city. ee will of procuring combs at this fact that the Harlem, ; Reading Railroad advanced \; per cent ; Erie Railroad, \; Long Island, \. receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer port to-day, amounted to $122,000; payments, $117,002 86; dalance, $5,017,769 08, The Insurance Company of the State of Pe vania have declared e dividend of 7 per cent, or $14 per shave, for the last six months, A recent report of the Bank Commissioners of Ala- bama to the Governor, shows that of debts due the State Bank and branches, he has collected, from the | 1st of November last to the Ist of July, $587,638 62, About two-thirds ot these collections are on debts marked “doubtful,” “bad,” and “unknown,” aud the other third on thove marked “good.” ‘The current quotations in this market, for foreign and domestic exchanges, for spect, and for unourrent moaoy, were as annexed -— bo ovnaant Movev, Be't at. Bid. at. bal Es are Lg per cont discount, ueeric Exonanons. Ne (bk a's). 1 af 1 1 iat ae Rorth Caroilun..1iy a dle Cincinns * ie Do: . . ry * Foreign exchange has been ip moderate demand for remittance by the Boston packet of Wednesday, bat drawers of sterling bills do not abate their rates a frac- | tion. There has beem very little inquiry for continen, tal bills, and the rates remain without alteration. No change in wncnrrent money. It fe planticr in the street than it has bees for sometime past. Domestic exchanges continue quiet. There is so little doing on any point, that quotations cannot be considered other- wise than nominal Specie has been quite active ing the past two or three weeks the 4 4 being principally for shipment. Silver has been exported to some extent to the conti There has bee C . during the past two or three we of the cotton uch more vigorous: and, if we fair average fall, and no worms, It fe quite possible # yield somewhat greater than that of the present year may be realized. The quantity of is greater then last year. The pliant is pretty clear from grass, and the prospect for « full average crop is decidedly better than it was four weeks er, too early to form an opinion with any degree of correctness asto the reanit, and we shail not commit ourselvesin any extimate. The plant is subject toro many dirssters, that in one week the complexion of the crop may be completely changed, and the hopes of the planters entirely blasted ‘The ralue of merchan ti ported from this port faring the month of July. distloguishing the desting tion and extent of shipments (0 #seh piace, wae ae an- nexed | | | 5 | Ii styles. | } Events have since transpired, showing that there will, | create a stringency in the money market. A large 0 rae 2 Conmnnoe oF tum Pont oF New Yous. —Beronry, JULY Wane, \ oo Omens, | AMUSE MENTE, wd Uy ANtED TO. ob TWO STORY 4 OWRRY THEATRE BENEFIT OF MR. I. P. WALD. IB O'S GARDEN — #48 ACERS, MESSIES. DROUG Bretey eee Biee pp cel gr edge See Hd ry ME pfusday evening, august 6 will o¢ repeated. che AN am and Wit Chlppusiale—Greai comiipasionL valk: or isroome’ street an ¢ SLEG Herutitul ballet and p pula, Comedy. Last night bat fou sate oe ee ee, A “4 cain Allen, MrT. Watking; of Mal’e. Wi aey sn Move " ay even Au- Peano ed £ aol larry Oakum, Mr, Storonss ray 20 by the Urehentta fol- av) Wi strony ’ YOUNG MAN L ATELY ARRIVED one Fale M ¥onasoer wey from the ola ¢ wai . tert iy ir Vers ith BL ew ge Mr. Durand. enter into Mary Wile myes; Mrs, te ior Dp aeoedh bien ade oned time, For | Open at ty t rises at 734. iclook, Bn. North, Ath. dolonie ue, he’ bupne he. wi Br, Weet Indies... +++ Ne peta Ceakaaniniiaaien hia leginensiasone yet ig akg orgy Loos by al ap Arete ty rn bit fa ' + other 4 Pearaivoe — ther fon, to migut, bw ‘Audreus A. Z, at this ot Fanos — Hero of sired ‘ae ANTED—A SITUATE f age, ina wh esi Lore. Acdress H. 8.'M., Chagres... Durch West Spain... Por Danish Wet Indie BY A RESPECTABLE work of wsimall family, no object Fanaa i P; He nh ty ko im the country. Basile mn ic ce strorts the basemont, Brooklyn, reentine Repu . 3 Arent ipl i B40 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY 4 YOUNG MAN, AS | Central America’, . Pid Porterin a dryzood: to drive «i es8 wage : 2,208 Kiows the cit 'd mae hi all 2008 wratt ‘Biot of fy Please ad tressd. Fy Herul 1,217 = ~ 7 44h ANTED—AN HONEST, STEADY, YOUNG MAN TO 7005 > take charge of @ liquor stere, He must have security, 199 | and be well recommended. Apply at No, 62 Avenue C an $3,574,200 git handise exported "suovrine ANTED—BY 4 YOUNG MA 2 situ ATION AS AS- Ww vegate shipments of specie... TOSS.815 bist ‘acygoola. pres ————— | ferred) 4 qatok hind, Total export, July, 1850, . + $5,001,800 | and basa knowledse of sider ate The value ot imports into this port for July, was | experince im dry good and can bring \atisfactery reference 4 JF i) » Herald offive. ANTED- BY A RESPECTABLE PROrESTA TOR, ‘a situation to do general Hoasewe r $22 115.018, Deduet the value of exports for the same period, and we have a balance against us on the fo. reign trade of this port, in one month, of $16,425,704, | ent 0! feren en Pleas» call at No. 7 Second This single fact should be sufficient to satisty every | Beet ot ey etd three days. it one, that we are rushing headlong into a state of * P—BY THKEE YOUN ANTLEMBN, PAR- things resembling those of 1837 and 184i, with a very | WANTRP ST hy a brivate family Torms must | owe. be reasonable. Address A. B. Herald offre, ANTED — SITUATIONS BY TWO RESPECTABLE strong probability of realizing similar resul The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the principal public securities of the United States in this | chumbownfid’ amin'wWiatcess both ood market at the respective periods named :— cellent washers and ironer od referen frem their last places as to character“ant cap Quotations FOR Pusiio Sxcvi are folly competent to perform those duci v2 sco, Aug, 5,1 bave Nived im the uncve eapacity several years. Please i U.S. Loans, 5 per 101% Wisp & 102, | 9: 288 West Twenty-first street, Ninth avenue. Can be seen Do. - wb 10 4 s inh three days. mi es iisig UATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE ve: 1868 M4 @ L14'y women & Cham ermeids nd Cooks. The best ‘Treasury Notes, 6 per cewt Mig 8 116 * | of city retoren Call at W Greenwich street, New York 6 per geat, 1e0¢ tis SUB: | Geet? ueaslarhien thes san, 3o oove fot (bres da 0. , bw Ly ae It ats ANTED—A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE | Do. 6 2 alls ynage woman, 98 C Cook, Washer and Ironer, The dest 6 116 LIN | of oity reference cum be given from her last place, Pleas 6 = 16 & Lisks | call at S6 Nints oth treet, im the rear, between Sixth and | Fy Ba is a wor Seventh avenues, where she can be seen for (wo days. a ML 105 & ANTED—BY 4 RESP! cr. £103 102 a 103 plain 5 9106 103 a 104 nis 5 a7 1153, 0106 | G i iB *NTED—A SITUATION FOR AN ORPHAN GiRt, say ey eee T per 2106 103 103% W iasrteeo dears old, to be hound till eighteen, with some — S— (— a "| respectable family, where there are no small child 1 ToS inoag Wg 10S | pha reside in the For further particulars, appl a 0 103g 10636 @ 106% | 35 Crosb; | Street roo! ote will be attende tang Sine © hag SHES | She eek The saversione ‘ie an Awerican. = 100” aluz NTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, 4 8 TU- 106 & 106% 103% & 104 ee f ahilacon: sloocs \. ax m8 ig ogee dhert dies 0 go w short oe eM vee ens t. Can be Se. gill thie aaa —- a— 47 250 mi np 30 BB BTM ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSE.—10 con- 6 per, cent, - &— = a— venient would rather take tho child home. Please ap- 3 en ply at 490 Washington street, between Desbroses ani Watts “ Soar Seg On RIM f= SR ec aly 4 * 8 98 mw 9836 ANTED—BY & RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wowan, Z i Sis ween W {“icinaticn to dogeneral werk, chamber work, o = $I BE 81S | yaiting, or taking © St children oy seaman 4 . y Madison street. Good city references gi > a ry g — a= 18% 0 106 Witenes SITUATION TO COOK, WASH AND ‘ a” SS nee woman of good sharacter and ability, and att ao. Mas Fecommendations to that effect. Apply Sm. cme bees Pe aly ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH A CAPITAL ry 102 a 103 1,600 to 2, {8 an old eur ablished a 108-9100 Yor wos | ring irtnobe tn phase of” thee — s— mW ole eas is ery profitabl yielding 106 ior 106 eioy | nually, and noriek. Address" Mertimer, ce ig ee eg = 8= wt ANTED—A HOUSE, WITH THE MODERN IM- = 8 = a1 Prov in a desirable neighborhood, by a genteel iw 40. ae family without dren, The present ocer te can remain bat td 8 106 to board, if so inclined. Rent must be moderate Refe- 16 1% 8 2 | rences |. Address, post paid, to E. A.M. 8., id s 8 107% 110 3 lio WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH Hodson River R. R. = 70) om ‘tuation as Cees bermaid or rymaid, ‘New York & Erie R ry ay ip a reapectable tamily. ection tose to ¢ country. Albany & Schenectad Pa ae & | Gan be torn for three Green street, in the rear. . W 23 tie BRMAID, BY A MS 117 aKa ¥) § * -~ en Bina 8 BM my BO ir dayey diaveted Yo Me kee “4 on a 0 wi) ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, CONSISTING OF * " al three persons, partof a emallboure on the west side, A oie within Aftern minutes’ walk of the City Ball... The lower ¢ ae Was | part of the city preferred. addres Y this office. ate: mee os oe s oe 1OL 90% San se iba ws inn to the country. -e- = WASTED. BY a VOUNG MAN. 24 Yeas fF sgn. Daw! leslie grocery stor refe- tonces ‘of the highest ‘charsater Kivem>, Pleuse adders to J, ald office, will be strictly métended tor ‘This is usually the dullest time of the year, Dat « we have not this season noticed the usual inactivity. Fancy stocks of all kinds have been much more ac- tive than government and State stocks generally, prices have been astonishingly steady. Quotations for | bave no United States 6's have beom gradually depreciating. | (0%, Lit" and It is possible, as the demand for money increases for tireet, bokery commercial purposes, that government and other good ANTHD—BY A RESPECTABLE yeune WOMAN, Ww securities will be thrown upon the market, and cause a situation ress y* Maid. N. aiog: Surber Stns impos” how tase bo se | HERR atcha ek the remittances of these stocks abroad would be made Spr an apa SITUATION BY A NEW EGTABLE toagreater extent, and the ultimate absorption by Ee LP new fi capatien ft i tie, and i ase sellont 1 Mulbe: treet, Oa monte aero es ra foreigners of our public indebtedness, be sooner realized. Some time since, the Secretary of the Trea- sury estimated, that at the close of the fiscal year, June 30, 1651, there would be a deficiency in the pub- le treasury, of from ten to fifteen millions of dollars. at that time, be no deficiency, but, on the ec: trary, arurplus. The enormous importations entered during the past eighteen months, have given the government a revenue from customs larger, by many millions of del- lars, than anticipated, and the apprehensions enter- tained by the Secretary of the Treasury, that « new loan would have to be contracted, have entirely dis- appeared. According to the most recent returns from the Treasury Department, the amount of government deposits in the different depositories, was $10,198,016 91. The receipts during the past two weeks, have been very large, the deposits at the present time, proba. bly amount to full twelve millions of dollars, and the interest on the public debt just paid The importa- tions during the remainder of this season, will, with- it doubt, be larger than in any previous year, the revenue from duties will, therefore. be pro- portionably greater than ever before. This will in- crease the resources of the Treasury beyond the esti- mates, and at the close of the fiscal year, 1851, there will be, without doubt, a handsome surplus. It is. perhaps, unfortanate for those who are deeply involved in epeculations, who have large amounts of stocks rious kinds of property, purchased at high prices, that the government can get along in its financial operations without resorting to a new loan, for our supply of securities, euch as are in proper credit abroad for remittance. has become so re- ARTED- aN EX EXVERIEXCED 00K: KEEPER TO charge ofa et of books tention fo the peneral business cf a tne familiar with t be ered ene would prefe: A Beara and refi rences, to ANTED—A SITUATION BY a washing and ironing ins priva aoe short distance ta the two days Tox! of city references 29 Prince street, socund flvor, front ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN, the hevsework of & amall private family She would’ lng be willing to sasiat in plain se as no hectic ry. Apply at 149 Can be hereon at If) Elm this office, will receive immediate attention. who petfortly onder in otherwise Convers Adare mp ndary copaisersti n Cy at thieettee | duced that we shall have topay for our enormous im- Soman a Tae portations in some other way, and probably in away | Stine Nie (vk wit can ec Se ot oon calenlated to restriet the operations of our banks and a Good “reference waned Apoly st No. M John jount of speci bas already been shipped within the part two months, to pay for a portion of our foreign im- pore and ae the season advances the exportations of ion murt increase The enormous importationa for July, have not yet been paid for Ang come up to the month previous but the f doubtie immense amount , youn@ . rey book kasper, Jan 0 FREE VATONS AND ODDIE marriet man of 28 years of a ation, ci her as clerk. salocman pee past been comparatively lim likely to. contine ao thronghout the pre least The future is. therfore, anything and we cannot resist the Impression that before the close of the fall trade. there will he a striae WATERING PLACKS. geney in the money market that will «traigten many T B SALISBURY HOUSE 18 ATED IN THR | of thone who have deeply involved themselves in any pot OM Ae ~ S osemeies Wielnaae | of the speculative movements ef the day sae Milk hae a os AD hema t 4 Stock Exchange. id lis) 34 Reading RRoad b’ cod int - amar “hen I BAVHING—HAKINE Paves te = Traine by the, Lome Talny Xa Brooklyn. at 9 Jamaler where coacher were to thie delightful soe: beet ng N, ROOK eon om PXCURSIONR, EXeenei0n 10 70. TUE FISHING Banks BVBRY pay onpt ta b “t SECOND ROARD. 100 Rrie RRond #10 rn 0 do ta ard. “Wotreabwnoat, fe hw bd WING BANKS —ON AN 1 2% NOCnl& Bie Co Berl Road ope PUBLICATIONS, NOLISH AND Aur E 7 er JORN - wAyRE Meson CHARLES P. HOYER TRGS TO 11 lie ¢ # he disposed of ie. ee. of ber late ‘Nosh Kerksicg & Bremsing, and Teves tsiy a gentiomen, a9 the successors (nm the by aco of the customers of the inte fir aL 4 Britiah dollar a F'Filtiae Bulldiogs, W. Y, N, BY & YOUNG MAN, 17 | Vernon, as orivit POOK VILL seurttte (on t by Blangy India—>i M 1. Bellini, With the setest the pera, a Promenade favorite Orchestra, tuuder the direct Perform novel Waltzes, Polka. er refre which oder, will nd Gallops. [oe roams and be e prey i in the Saloon. Tickets, | THE ‘LADIES AND Nae THEATRE, HATHAM STRE! TU | acd ‘ rand eperatic epecracte of Gay evening, August 6th, th tainments will com~ | 4 mucical rebearsal on AMB—Bob Honey- h 1 i for the talletand a Mi Thompson tales 1 wwe ication to be made f | a two | CHARLES BAS! Lessee, | QaRD.—chkITy's oveRa HOUSE ¢ OSED TOR & J” short semen the public During ileir AKNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM—P. Proprietor; John Greenwood, j Manager sistent Manager. Eighth wee opel on ay, Aug. 8 i compliance with the tands who have been strongly impressed with its ¢ HOPIAN OPER. ATIC a n effcct upon the public med, srpum will not withdraw 2 Ulympi THE DRUNKA’ a D yet fora ee days, but will present it weak, with Mr.(. W. Clarke Ee Bdward | vender 10 yours, I STLE GARDEN ba he ney gran FOX THE RECEP- a tO mrt day, from 7 AM till 6 P.M. PTO COTTAGE. HOLGKEN-CRANE INSTRUMEN™ Ivis the largest and most beaut ful Foom in th a) tal Bree Con UE Band evsty Meas ani ‘SPECIAL L NOTICKS, au ;ARLY | REQUE VESTED TMAT ALL MEN of the Tailors’ Protecti RARNUM'S MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA —P, 7. BAR- Sauford, Assiniane num, Proprietor and’ Manager; tour Sixth Ward Hotel, for the purpose of pay! Manager, Philadelph a of Kimberly's | of respect, in due time, to those lamented ieetca Ope ae Campbell Minstrels. to abe mane, who eam y thy | dreae'of their grievai GRAND LODGE OF NORTHERN NEW jon will be rednes athe sh toe Lota Fonts nferring the G. L. degree. ath yesterday, while seeking re- hew tin, pear afrern; ‘inal and amusin, wished Macicing pret Ventriloyuial sehiev Figores | ning, August 71 Broadway, for the purp Punetuai attendan for the grand dramati pen! hildren under 10 years, 1236 cen IW ARDS, —STO- the Collowing arti= T i pas pepo ceiving the Batts Bureeas Cor ait to oot on their mad cloven'6 , marked By orders ED. VINCENT, Commandant. tee galt spoons, marked “8 1 ‘table spoor Bu. Cosveny Ontey: = “tthe other C POue-balf the valecat theanitts OTICE TO ALL THE CUSTOM TAILORS WHO "So Tale tor shel secevery, mi nur questions aakedy if Engl arstreet. New York, August 2, 1850, u for our own, Nod deed. Ti ERENCE 1 BOY when our rights are to be call upon you as brethren to join us fer interests, and call s meeting on Wodn inst., and thi AUCTION Eee. —cROcRRTR on at 10 o'clock, 0 oUF own and our sday evening, the 7th to us ai deelsk ta, M.. a ders, beans, ae. Gin , Wi HE dot goo OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC HALE HALF tat han Asylum are requested Wa. P. Pow- erv'e, No Te Prince nereet, on Tue ening, August Sth, | __ a BOARDING, &C. farther Frangemen for the 88 ecommittess, and also tomaxs | COUNTRY HOARDING —A LARUE NOMDER OF peng he veantiful island of pice on the a wwe Waime, Beoreusry Silect hn Eman. “ ay jaarseneaced Im Paty J UNDER- ed, havi yen many yet caged it the ‘London i and vege 8 othe Pa Hehe ‘of resort ip and about London, has pleagure in an Lo his friends, the bot be ao) aA MAGER, regret 8 ace Dororis, Fer further particu poly way, entrance ng Grand minis Boyan E GENTLEMEN CAN BE PLEASANT- 2 ly secommodated, with single or double rooms, with oF upon reasonable term applying at No. 14 POARDING.—A FINE. LARGE AIRY ROOM, WITH Pantry, to let. farnished, in « small private famil boarders oF ‘lodgers. any at No. table be seer tes ‘spplying st No. College yeteran, Majo om ara RULE. ER Grean Turtles and Tame beter Sauce ready to-mortow ut 17 M. precisely. recession bg p-,) be wipe gd IN od ats i the body of the deceased Doetor J: OARD WANTED—BY FeUR SINGLE GENTLEMEN. Ina respectable private family; lower pat of the ai preferred: baths requisite. Ad aenis othe, stating partic be moderate, OaRDING Bt ITES OF GOOD FURNISHED ROOMS ni ton ether oF napa part or full board y Gateshead, N hopes, hove slaeas Gatesbead to Irvine, in eyed. He left fo #, John, James, Ebene: settled and died in Canada, James ante Apply to He Rbeneser died i1 Austin was in Seo 797 bRospway. CK CHURCH— ear 1799, or wont Boarding — Wersone sojourning in this city, desiring i of any of ined with the convenionce of » 4 bed roome cor descendant = +, in ay rie would be entitled to th Gas! “ailin deseondan' ir mal of the said Jo: ct Pronmes bppetases iy ig, Oliphant t to Geotinati rustees inted by Mr. an iiSemiat in, eect, 2" intimation, = pe on it imto a request tha Slaiments Sito rn ‘24th June, 1860, season FOR SALE AND TO LEP. Hema by Vadeh atria rae tt by dette var. and i ie Or aRTN ERS! NoT! THE SUDSCRIBERMAY~ Ne conduoted under ‘0 partmershi) the Som ot Es ——$—$$<$$$—— ARTNER WANTED, IN AN Mehed manufscturi ainoee ne bayer ee 160 per month, and can be dow Must have ready cash 1 the feferees tg 209 0 toe o sink ney BROWS, SY Nassnhntrect? TO $3.000 —PARTNER WANTED. IN joeee alread: $2,000 De STORE. IN "aagapway. FOR, SALE —TH aufact rin Proprietor offers f s yery safe aud prot ae store 461 Bros eae for tte wiiheanle trade Cesineas cam be ex= Flare onses, Ke. rat clase ‘ve store; also a Ueglamand 1S greacly in Wollseleotéd stcok of drugs, chemicals, perfumery, Re. As he gerd nevet out of fashion. Gell ie fhe hele » will have to be removed by Ist September, (having S1'Breceder street. of the Ieane for another Datiness, early applieation terested Druggiste from the South or West are requested = o eal. LAY Lor. gg oly wd ONE THOU! are HOMESTRADS, hase—| fife; iagds sa pearly WF rel and equi withia oi vant by mas o en required . ot ale, F: ites 4 ANTED—UP TOWN, RAST OF (THIRD AVENU reloulars pats being taken mot t2 Ate a Te os i Gentinmnen's shires. = neties part of s neat ood Sonn nent tenant. Addi This paper, stating location, terme, grore WANTED—WEST SID) Duane and Broome ha BROADWAY, BEE rest. Address Frack, longer than those washed at because U iandied withren shorn use, is permitted n cooteays clothes. Ladies’ dresses experienced Provch launcress. Clothes token ree f note through, fo Box FFICE.—A BASEMENT TO LET, ONE BLOCK FROM Be juitable fora physician. Apply at No 190 Vis RAYMOND, Superinie 1# aro ompluyed fox ironing 4 P. 8.~ Experienced ha shirts NISHED ROOW IN THE PLEA No. 63 Beach stret, near BILLIARD TAB! A FOR, Ara! yy NEARLY NEW, hele to ‘chm he had fur $2 sh Eh, Wf applied for immediate- WooD, JUST AKKIVED PER THE Hip from Liverpool, @ very hands PSEC hme xoung Ferrete, For sale iwINe it A. ACURRRE verter Fh OARDING HOUSE TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR | chemical prove jictig wadden ilinase of ‘the lady proprietor of & | ___ELE wt jo Th Prom st. ing house. Loew joroker street, friends to offer the houne 2, cn 000 oF, torr, Nea . OF DR. id withowst @ fe end All other ps Rings © V. Cl on Riser * wh ean be ad in coat oat ae amply secure: Wt 60 is the w Bee me of whom have bo income from the lod there for many DAROUN VL Mechanionl The largest stock im the United #umte 7, andl mpply tor seamen aed Kor 4 ecncceces: | Sia on hand, a erent ean tit of French Gleben ‘Wicks, Wax Tay ‘AMDEN AND AMBOY I Freneh Onl forward ROAD Li bers ® —_ te - -=1 pore Maw Ey a by. stoamboa! ON Fe mire daly et) from Pier re, # | ’ TRAVMLLERS eure | | | AnD—MRS F / ter dere ber ervioe tn astrology, love, by books on sill ell the lady or ges eof the vintter. Re Ladses seventy-five contes Genth TIAL of Dry Ge the Inst week, this Pith tayere.” A NCISC piee Anoth 1 ree, di eamship Oy FTA CMA Hty of the concern, tency Windle, Com, vender, bee 4 et No. 4 diver t went uaand NK for Fhagres poy TSeh, at three laved; which is a ” ite orp wd Sagungs om board the AY NES (KIOH'D bL. OGDEN, FHUS. J holesele and General Commirsion Merchan AND PRENCA PANG ' Vir TOR PISHOP, impo ther, 29 Maidea Lag nds of Geme purenase @ vuOR AN | Tarot ab 2B tt etalk ber overs, guitabie for ‘he ‘ehhave aleo mace ‘that thers will 6s yo yr asiay en othe Me Tario of Baits FON, eer aN “THeIn BINC wre eps, for thate eve teait Pactory fevmiires atta ¥ aterm »ON & | Reference ta New Ye Ov nat Wotendery & Berens nama. “Wire a _vieroR ener This wee to worthy [eigen x ae Feeciggeiich seen, | Si aid to the Jady during the voymge. *he Es a to maga if Possible, Com be seen at Ja§ Brad,