The New York Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1850, Page 3

TELECRAP AIC INTELLIGENCE, MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. From Washington. - — capt acy 2 The Departure of Taree Splendid Steamships. Wisuinorow, August 11, 1850, ‘The Southern caucus held a mevting last night, Mr. Mureball, of Kentuoky. in the chair. Strong resolu- tions were adopted for the line of 3630; and this is to De the iseue in the House. Stephens’s runaway slave, who was wounded during the arrest, has returned to his master, with a bulletin his shoulder. The Recent Wrecks off Cape Hatteras, Nowroux, August 10, 1850, ‘The insurance agent has returned from Cape Iat- teras. The property saved from the wrecks at that |) plage has been re-shipped to New York and Philadel- phi THE WEEK. Y HERALD, ‘The steamebips Empire City Captain Wilson, Georgia, Captain Porter. and Cherokee, Captain Windle, will leave this port at three o’elock to-morrow afternoon} for Chagres, with passengers. and the mails tor Cali- fornia and other parts of the Pacific, The mails will close at two o'clock, The Week/y Herald will be pub lished at ten o'clock iu the morning Agents supplied with any quantity penee, Single copies, in wrappers, six- % Boat Race will beken, op Monday after- betweea the evle! Ax Old Baltimorean Dead, Fire, &e. Bartimone, August 11, 1850. Colonel Jacob Dens, an old and respectable citizen, died last night. A tire, last night, consumed six frame dwellings on Roes street, owned by John Coulvon, and two frame and one brick, owned by Hugh Gelston. Only two oc- pied. All insured a ee ok, jeflereon and George Wa ars. “The beats will start from tho wup the river two miles anda half, to Das ‘and return agsin to the dock, making it a five mile rece, which can ce wituessed the whole distance, This be pe the first race or several years, bet crack Race Bouts, of people, to witners (his n anly and exciting amusement, A Delightrat ‘Trip —Take the Hudson Splendid Reception of the Buaffalontans at | River Ks ‘clock trains; Toronto, se at Bi {From the Buffalo Advertiser, August 10 ] Sith ‘this The following report, from our regular corres- | hummin pendent, should have reached here in time for yess | bevrs, # '* Magic Fluid, Deere the indies get nearly 200 terday morning’s issue, but owing,to the lightning, the telegraph would not work, and was not re- eeived until yesterday forenoon :— Toxowro, August 8—3 P, M. The steamer Chief Jusice Kobinson, having on board the Mayor,Aldermen and eitizens of Builalo, arrived here at G o'clock. The Mayor and Couacil of Toronto and committee of reception, with seve- were in waiting ‘His Honor, the Mayor, iu a few appropriate remarks, wele so ted the citiee as of Beflalo to Toroato, His remurks Were respouted to by Mayor Smith, after which the guests were conveyed in carriages to the North Americun Hotel, whence they were assigaed rooins: at the diflerent hotels by the commuttee appointed for that purpose. he town bells were rang and a tulute tired as the steamer entered the port. [t has been raining for the lust four hours. ‘he arrange- ments for the bail this evenieg are upon a maguili- cent scale, and a grand & fiuir ia expected. Angust 9~2 P. M We arrived last evening, at 6 o'clock, and were received with the tiring of eannoa and ringing of bells. The military, tiremen, civic societies, aad a large assemblage of citizens, met the party at the wharf. Iu coming off the boat, we were cor- dially welcomed by the Muyor of Toronto, and the whale party escorted to head-quarters in car- ria; In the evening, the ball given in ho oft re ‘occasion, came off. It was a most maguifi- cent #flair, and Was A sustained, in every by the hundreds who participated in the festiv upper at St. Lawrenee Hall was also a grand 3 necidents, ping fn a string. Dr. Wheeler, Ocultst, 28 Barclay street, devotes his exelusive attention to diseases of the Eye. Ho has jart hnperted from Paris, artificial Eyes of improved struetnre, whieh he inserts o resemble Lhe = ural ¢. and defy the strietest scrutiny, Ofiee hours 9 vo 3. hiet, wih remarkablo cures by Dr. W., cam be had gra tously at his residences Bin. part + joke, Lilly White | ot, first store from | h Third sireet, Phila treet. Roston MONEY MARKET. Senpay, August 6PM. | During the past week the stock market hes been dull, although prices bave been mueh more firmly maiatained than during the week previous. It is sel- dom. even at this season of the year, that we experl- ence euch a heavy, inactive week in the stock market, as that just closed In the face of all this depression and apathy on the partfof speculators, prices have been astonishingly sustained, there sppears te be no anxiety on the part of holders to realize, and no appre- | hension that any important depreciation will be re- abized. Bolders, generally, feel confident that upon the opening of the fall campaign among stock opers- tors. that prices for everything in the shape of stock securities must advance, that an active demand must | carry prices up several percent. and that a specula- tive mevement to some extent is sare to take place. These impressions induce them to hold, and they patiently wait the starting of the machinery that is going to either make or mar their fortunes. Unforta nately for the success of the various schemes formed in the minds of fancy stock speculators, the season is likely to open with prices very much inflated. Most of the fancies rule so mueh above their actual value, or eo much above points where it would be sufe for even the most reckless epeculator to take hold, that we do not see where fresh purchasers are to come from, in this stage of the market. It is true that large lote of all the leading fancies are held in Wall street at about current prices, and this is a guarantee that every effort will be made by those who are perfectly well acquainted with the modus operandi of inflating stock bubbles, to get up an excitement among out- siders, and draw in, if possible, a new sot of specula- | tors. Wall street, probably, has not been for many years so full of fancy stoeks as at this moment. All the | leading bull operators are flooded with them. The | high prices which have ruled for some time past have | brought out large quantities of stock; and it has accu. mulated in the street in the hands of those who have _ been compelled to take all that offered, to prevent the market from breaking down. In so doing, they have | aflair. ane deing justice to the entertainment, the Mayor of Toronto proposed four toasts, prefacing exch by appropriate remarks. The Queen came first, which wos received with all honor. The President of the United States followed, which ‘was received with enthusiasm. Judge Stu responded. Then came the Governor-General, which was yeceived with great enthusiasm. Lord Even responded, in an excellent speech. ‘The Mayor and Common Council of Buffalo, completed the toasts, which was received by ea- thusiastic demonstrations. Mayor Smirn acknowledged the honor, in his ‘usual happy style. The festivities were kept up ‘until a late hour. August 9—8 P. M. This morning, carriages conveyed the guests from their hotels to the garrison common, situated about one mile and a half from the city, where a review of all the troeps in the Cheha took place, @ol. Sir H. W. Dalrymple com The number of speccators w: very grea and the city is flooded ith people from parts of Canads, drawn hither 4 this interesting occasion. This evening, the Mayor and Corporation of Buffalo, with their Li wage = re being entertained by the Governor-General arge tents have been erected on the beautiful pret surreunding the Ear! ef Elgin’s residence, for their reception. The a is expected, will be very brilliant. have bad a few smart showers, and the ‘weather is now very fine, but intensely hot. } ‘Theatrical and Musical. got a great deal more stock than they want, and will | Tratiay Orena at Casvie Ganvew.—The entertain- | leave no stone unturned to get rid of it, if possible ments of the Havana Opera wilisoonend. Signor Pa- | without lose, fe been cen- | The annexed table exhibits the quotations in this bring forth .’ Thus, to-night, ticipated “I Paritani,” ration of the talent of Bteffanon!, C, Budiali, The opera itself is one of the mort delicious lyrienl dramas known to the mo- dern stage. In it Bellini has poured out the very soul market for the principal speculative stocks, for each | day for the past week, and at the close of the week | previous. It will be seen that the fluctuations have | been quite moderate, and that the transactions in some of the fancies have been few and tar between. of bis musical organization, and the solo and coneerted | " e ver est vor ©! sccmpony” ye ee ° ie attention or States 6's, 67. ard Mah ai ta inh us | smieg en five tho’ pre- ol” ened gent at some of the reeent performauces. 'e may ex- = ep | oye cons+quently, om this occasion quite an addition -_ a) ee thie pumber n= 6 — Bowsny Thratar —An excellent piece, 4. Mh. 1 =, — TM 13% grand tableaux, styled " m's Last Di iH 5a ome Sin be preduced this evening. The pooneey, We ter. eis oS Go dreeses are beautiful, and the east of characters ¢ la __ aN = : A ns Draces nearly the entire company attached to t! e |, he Bx yes = 18s 70% Towery Theatre The amusements will conelude with Railroad, oe bang Sed hank a) execlient drema of the “One Hundred Pound = 4 = ey ote.” alia sae ia Finto's Ganonn —The elegant, gomedy of the « 8e- ms as B.S rious Family” will be performed this event BS UN wy aol it fe tenses bs own that Rurten, the great ; Woy Wey 16% ph day, will appear a# Aminadad Sleek. ang a | tev ate takes the cheracter of Captain phy —' ac Mecuire. we are certain this large thoatre will present 1 1 g full and feshionable attencance The farce of the Yer; tea 108% rhe! um’ will conclude the amusemeats, agham appearing ax Tim Moore. A comparison of prices current at the close of the market yesterday, with thore ruling at the close of the Narionat Trratee —A new version of the drama en- titled the after which. nee Then the © Plow. 4 the whole will ¢! with the i. cote nt the Swan” This very attr: doubt, will crowd the National in omy de: x Meseum.—The attendance at this ele; theatre ia very profitable to the management. aeting of Miss Alexina Fisher, Mesers. Clarke Hacawsy. ix nightly cheered by delighted audiences. ‘The Bell Ringers appear in the afternoon perform- Drnokord * will commence the entertal: jalvina will introdace York Firoma previsus week, exhjbits an advance in U. 8, Ji percent, Reading Railroad !y, Erie Railroad Island };, Canton Company }y, Morris C decline in Farmer's Loan of %\ pe Reading bonds 1. | The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer | of this port, yesterday, amounted to $103,077 49; pay- | mente, $76.671 47—balance, $5.422.720 88. There were rumors in the street yesterday, to the effect that another large produce house kad suspended Roos are Mining, ground whe | payment, The liabilities are represented to be hoary, | ve lines, give the utmost satistaction to the | and large losses from depreciation in prices for pro- | duce generally the cause of the failure, It te the im. ae ee ee wating this nottacssce, | Pretsion in the street that the effect of this and the suspension announced a few days since, will be very disastrous throughout the West Counterfeit land warrants have made their appear- ance in Wall street. They are an imitation of the red ebeck letter eheet, and purport to have been re- cently irened. People should be very earcful who they — purchase land warrants of. | The value of foreign dry goods entered at this port | for consumption during the past week, was $1 607.996; | entered for warehousing, $377,764; withdrawn from | | in at this delightful resort’? The admission money fs only one shilling daring the day-time, Mavame Ax snor —This world-renowned canta- bas been beard in ever 7 of the ounces d to apoenr at the musics! entertainment, next tien © oi . We suppose, Sea has tenet i — hibition on former secartens, ta thie Warehouse $210.52. ‘The wheat crop of four of the largest grain growing The voon list, however, will have the severest task, fer | States in the Union—Indians, Michigan, Ohio, and Bochen bas arranged the mr'odics and musie, l- | lowa—is raid to be equal in quantity and quality to that of any preceding year. It is estimated that the surplus crop of Michigan will be more than double the | | teat coup Soe demands sre made on | rice. | largest yield ever produced in that Btate. “Judith” eombines within itself oll The most mueceseful telegraphic lines in the country are thore known as the “O'Reilly lines.” Most of | them have from the start, paid large dividends, and they are managed more for the benefit of the stockholders st large than for any individual whe may happen to — have the control ofthe financial and operating officers of the company. The Pittsburgh, Cincinns'l and Louisville Telegraph Company have jast made a re- port of ite earnings and expenditures since ite organies- tion. It appears, from the treasurer's statement, that the company declared nine dividends up to Aprill, 1800, in the aggregate amounting to $50,000, That $12,650 have been retained for patentecs; iavested io notes under security $12,000; and private stockholders $97,060. The total cach receipts during the year end- Ing December 81, 1849, were $75,584 99, and the total $53,576.31, leaving s net balance of $21 509 the came year, four dividends were do- i Ld ter Ful Fass'st thes county, com sonbe Wrethalte arcougusent 03 Silky at 140 Pelton street, N.Y. the riches we which, the otiention ‘ot buyers is 50. clared—two of three, and two of four per cent cash, Ph amounting to $24 080, there being ® Lgora uae = ron va nara January 1, 1949, of $2,507 08. Of the total expe Tea, ot ce oon ant et tires forthe year 1849, $25 325 16 were for repairs, ea. So. ones Se the sum of $25,200 16 paid to other lines with whieh this line is connected. ‘Tho buriness from the Ist of January last to the ist of June, bas been the usual average; the total receipts ganized one year ago, under ® charter granted by the State of Indi and, during the year, the line hes been In good working order, with very slight interrup- tons. ‘The reeeipts of the Macon and Werterm Mallrond Company, for the month of July, amounted to $14,766 91; corresponding month last year, $10,049 12-1 erence for the month, this year, $0817 79. As soon as, the henry track of thie road is sid, 1 will be one of | the best reads in the conntry. The detalgation of thelate ehief eles’ | for the five months being $31,621 11; paid to oonnect- | a ¢ Hate £0 | ing tines $10,568 21, and expenditures $11,796 19. len. | Sajery te, the hate acta mets | ingea net balance of $9,226 71, This company was «| Te wach in the onl prey agi nana eed cage ivy Soe i of the Western | tures, for the same time, $116,534 86; nett income, wa Railroad Com pany is to 4 considerable amount. 80 far | } as at present known, the deficiency amounts to about k ANTEKD TO BIRE—s GOOD Twe STORY AND | seventy thousand dollars, attic Jeane, is the pad nornees o \dapenord roome atroets. Addr his ‘The reoeipta of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad | alheh Grand ox oe are ANTED—7 WO JOUKNEYMEN who oon Take wig ead’ steady employment MeFAR LAND. No. a “BAR VESS MAKER’, euch will fa Company for the month of July, in each of che past two years, were as annexed :— Norwich avo Woxcesten Rainoan—Juur Through travel, . Local. ... Freigh Mails, Ke a Commercial ment. } sowe E Totals. $19. ful Increate in 1850, $4397 68. equal to nearly 2) per | Accom GUVERNESS, TO ‘Tho efforts of the Directors of this company have, for Fovaay toby Ay ,apooM. sometime past, heen directed togthe adjustineat of its | ster ak is ottoo indebtedness. In accordance with the plan deviedt | ANTED—a POR TE for which the sanction of the Legislature wasobtainad, storage of goods. ba Walt otevee. books tor subscription to the preferred stock were | ——— _ opened on the loth of June last, and remaiaed open until | WY ANTE b= au bak aN ENGLISH, therecondef July, Fourteen thousand one hundred | and sixty shares of the old stock were surrendered, which required the issue of thirty-five hundred and forty ebares of (be new stock. making, together, seventeen thusand. seven hundred shares of the preferred stock, An installment of $25 per share of the new stock was called in, which, including twenty-seven shares paid in tull yielded the sum of $90625. When all the otd stock is absorbed in the preferred stock, there will be no distinction in the shares. and the whole will be re Fmy t, where weil re mended Protestant eex free of eb arg ens. street thied & W ASTED—TOwW ARDS THE t rors a single gentleman. w rai in the neighborhood of Unie: story, or dry basement, pre office unfurnished, a nthe lower Address T. K., Werald erred. ANTED—A w SIU ATION, BY presented by 21 250 shares of $100 each Evglieh girl, * ube _ rr ‘The remaining instalments will be required as the Sitkene sina privat moncy is needed to meet the indebtedaess of the com. gene re mosis t CTAGLER iG pany, The amount received up to the date of the re- We reie Tae denen Meeinad, 08 Goanibenmnie. aan port had been appropriated as follows : plain sowing, in respestabte family; isa good washer aud dress b Yo pay the city of Norwich, due July 1,1950, $25,000 00 | iT°P™ To pay sundsy obligations dus, aud to come Waste b-A Mak WITH $300 © due within the next ninety days....... 05.459 90 need APDIY, o “er! ibitiow. Any Ove $00 450 90 | tHe with this exhivi There remainod of debts to he Uqutaatea by Serra toa al Wanaka ont” teeth tere, the balance of the proceeds of the new UIE o'clock’ stock. the following, vi aa Sarason Mortgege on real wetate in the ity of Nor. QNTED—BY A RESPECTAKLE YOUNG WiMAN, y 419.300 “asituasion to uneret ab tue wasiiue 125 060 re peciuble 4 for ~ - ++ 12000 N&SYMAN BLAC peLy Bonds dve A 2473 Anderven, Fly Toads Ng Kings oounty, 1 Bonds due } + 1000 peeeceeret Bends given for extension railroad... 61500. UATION AS GARDENER, BY A ‘ has had thirteen years " an lived In suine of the moat respeetanle places in. Fngland ant Aggregate ef dobt paid by proceods ot rtock. $421 [reloads aiemiete Peer aoe eer amapoin this counter, | Be It will be seem by this, that the avails of the new stock, if all subscribed, will more than cancel the above debts. Should the subscriptions rest here, the amount subseribed, up to tho Ist of July, falls but about seventy-five thousand dollars short of the above aggregate of debt Assuming, however, that all the remaining new stock will be subscribed. and the debt thus paid, the company will stand in its indebteduess as follow To the State of Massachusetts (bearing in- mt of stove and green and veg tubles, ke. Ad~ x payer. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG FRENCH- man, asituation as Gardener—has a ‘horewth kaow- lode ef a green house, ia well aequainted with horses, Bne also is a good waiter, Would be desicous to get a situa: tion as above, in & priv fai eet of city references can be ayer: apply ton strect, corner of y ANTED—A SITUATION, girl, who hus the ver, ployers, to do cowk ‘BY A SMART AND riDy et reoummenila ioa from hei terest af : per cent). due in 1856, 400,000 00 & first rate Pare Ps: HS illien so Tonds of the Co due in 1860 . . $252,800 00 ake herself ly useful. No objection to go Towards the payment, of which Country. Fleaseto call at No. 090 Browtway. "© = ‘8 Assets... +. s+... . $80,805 67 W ANIED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & Sorplus of proceeds ot uation to cook, wash iron, in a small priv: new stock. 9407 10 family ; wonld make herself generally usoful. Good ricer tend 83.502 67 ference from her last place, 464 Broadway, where sI ——-—— 169,207 83 de SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER OR by a very respec’ bly qualited to Sil eit ces generally can be seen at ANTED—A LADY WHO UNDERSTANDS EM- b trimming, and making up of fancy articles, to take charge of that bi im_an embroidery, worsted, and fancy good ers, in aneighboring sity. Good re- fe Apply, for further particulars, at 343 Balance of debt... . $560,207 7 38 There is, therefore, ne reason existing why the stockholders should not hereafter receive regularly, in semi-annual dividends, the net earnings of the road. which, taking the business of the past year as a dasis, will (enys the report) not be less than 5 per cent per annum on the entire eapital, when all is made preferred stock. According to the report of the management for the year May 81, 1860. the gross income for that period amounted to $246,628 94; and the ex ANTED—A ‘SIT ‘TION BY A [RESP ECTARLE rh, who hace welting or wo Tomily; ie willing to best of city reference if pe $191,094 08. The company own fourteen locomotive engines, all of which are in good runving order. These engines were appraised on the 30th of Nov., 1849, at $76,300; and om the Slst of May, 1850, at $79,700. ‘The passenger and freight cars were valued, at the firet named date, at $79,850; and, on the last named date, at $79,425—showing tho improved value of the engimes and oars, within the six months, to be $11,076. All these facts or statements we gather from the report of the Beard of Direetors, made to the stock- holders, on the 10th of July, 18%, and give them, Y AN Les ‘RE GIRL | pe washing hensework inaamall family. Please to call at 171 Mulberry sere ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, TO ATTEND BAR meg - hotel in thie eity. ‘The best of referen addres 0. B upon that authority, for what they are worth. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY. a sega enon, aa Sateen a pe << | signee boobs, sedrese W ., Merahd ofan.” gna arf A me AGED MAN, A SITUA- Good refereaces given. H (AVENUE, COMING FROM Academy, a portfolio, containing Papers, valuable to the owner omly. Auy one who Fnathe suid portfolio to the if Prince street, will receive the thanks of the owne T, ON THE 9TH INST, ight or ton dollars in one LA bo fa} 1 2 St. Vineent’ MEN Walt! LS th some anvwledge of Preach No, 615 Broadway. Fulton the same. Fa and rinks the ral ae iis tna te Pot .G WOM w c0, and re! Sl Ly ro} p. OMA Ne = aN, GitroRD.N: troRD Net osu. | A Waner, reer. and ha ph hp yt jadison atreet PIEMBER, FOR | OWERY THEATRE —MONDAY RYENING, AUGUST F60, WANT be performed to euritled the FELON France, Caste 4 Vu! F Bac): dial, ® grand Anse GAb DEN—TH » Opera Company, ind S Las? DREA e yew dran om, Sus Jn bhirve wat Sheppard \ k Sheppard ix ayies * che Firet and} Againet er. The ecune lies at Plymouth, Desnersion of the parliomentury fore Elvira, the daughter of Lord Wa Governor of the fors tre pieve with Lord Arthur Tallot, a Cavalier in the f the k erper) by Ler fether Lad relented, and that into ihe fortress, that their muptis due spender | Re widow of © prinmer ia’ the castle at tyme a sentenced to leynity tof leaving rival, whe . the mada the Parl @ en'reatios of 8 5 y pes of restoring bis interest with the Parliam: for the life uf bis rival, sh d he The tird commences wi Arthur and Elvira, in a garde | although still suffering under abe; with Joy the explanation of bor Jady with whoa he had w exger enters ores Elvira t Sen joy are united Si aivir Sir Richard Froth, Signorina Steffanoni. iekers, 0 cents. To commence strives to prev hie companion to bo the Queon, them to leave the ene The soon discevered, and directions are o her eon: a8 been de foated—Arthur is ps nor I. Marini; Li Signor C. Badiali; ‘Elvira, Arthur As mig) pigat ¢ uth, and ‘has recontly been. ¥ discovers nd ‘ot Elvira, he suffers pe of thoir prisoner is isaued for pureu Ri- virs, believing hereelf forsaken by her lover, becomes deliri- a8 of Elvira ament, ir G mtinues; teneed to in the Sir Richard whose undertakes to pluad be taken unarmed, th an interview between ear the fortress, Elvira, rration of intellect, hears lover, by whieh fled was no rival w hor reagon, and she snd ord Arthur Talbot, Signor at So" jock. 1 THEATRE, th FB a. Lorry: Virgie ‘Thornton, atayer: the drama o! AT THE SWAN ,CHATHAM STREBT— 15), will be prevented © DRUNKARD: sia Bill, Mr. | After whi me Fr erick Jerome, Mr. Mr. Wealthy, Mr. Thom peom Motary Press, Mr. Jefferson: Alice Hawthorne, Mie B. Mosteyers Lucretia, ‘Wiss Weston: ‘Jorome, rs Pr Grattan Te conclude with the farce of BOOTS Frank Fishey, Mr. Perr: kistys OPERA Th c pouse CLOSED FORA Mi els, and ‘any » for the ting the building of Mechanics’ tinue their popalar concerts fora short ” Darisg ithete recess in this city ompany will ive Concer on Mosdny and Tuesday, August 2th and 13eh vet Varsccae, on Wednesday and Thursday August 14th and 1th; and at 16th and 17th. Hall, in New Yo ey ARNUM’S AMERICAN Manoger and Pro) rom Manager. Sixty. ) Ot their long. est EB. P. MUSEU! tor, John Greenwood, fourth performance of the DRUNK: bin wee! ad Rochester on Friday notice will be ished and unique RISTY, Director Pp. T. eae Every evening commencing Monday, Au tei.” Whe overwhelmingly popular, moral piece of TH bit th a will be given with the neual celsbrat ir. : Clarke as Edward Middleton, Mis Pinhe ‘as ery, , ke. The afternoon performance, this wee will ist of OUR MARY ANNE, & very, omiusing ple Senge, Dances, the Lancashire Bell ee be econ, ie, rapidly undergoing nide’s Carriage; Titan ing at years, on 001 tiesitice are, & Negro tarning discovered & oe of the Fairy Queer rs that Changer gg antela§ NEW YORK x of Jat hy des Le po an etamped them as oir Eitispian manda comprising @ Doors open at noon Concert on Wednenday® an! akPyw direetion of rig parerray Mag ote *, at being the ne com, a7 ee thirteen bal Fetlows. Thoy wi ene cents, msmneges ob Serclonke, Aaster: @ Saturdays, commencing GARDEN 13 NOW OPEN Fou THR RECEP- Caste 4 tion of visiters durii Sparen faturbed ag delightful fails laid New Liavi The fenson at a low price, if applied for soon. esi while vtievina from 7 A.M. till 6 P.M. al ‘room in the eonntry, , meditations, oF wen, tbe tly breal Will be given to those whe eome down in theThe v'elook trata. C.F. RICE. New Reciiense, August 11, 18%). ore WantED, FOR A LA’ DY, AND HALF BOARD OA RDING.—WANTED IMM: private family, by a French servant. lower part of the fiates References exchanged. Kaltess Pe ‘DIATELY, BOARD ‘a? 4 Post ‘Otiee, box _ SPECIAL NOTICES. — ME ITALIANS ARE INVITED TO aT » yerde's, Barclay sirect, ort. it ° Mactory. Address (to-day) Alpha, PLEASANT ROOM AND BEDROOY, WITH BOARD, wanted, in the 7th Ward, South of Jefferson streets i vi ‘A gontleman and his wife. Ad- RUG CLERK WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO CAN Brocare geod recommend tan Yoreant with the getail AYLOR AND DE BAUFRE, EB, FORWARDING AND oe wae is well con- hagres, N. G Fe DOW pre. rut 0b eae caro, having age Hans india rubber suitable for thi Ts 4 freight, We have also m: atthe. drug etore seni English mam preferred. TONE CUTTERS WANTED, IN JERSEY ALEXANDER WILSON, To good ment will he giv City. vorkmen, 1d HATTERS—WANTED—3 Ou 4 GOOD SLAP ERS ‘o house in trade ter advantages to good and stead Sur prioss © tre the best paid in the country ay sm rlorment will be given the year round -M, PRENTICE k Co., 166 Water street, N. AST OFF CLOTHING WAN LADIES OR | GEN- tlemen ew York, J. Ale e Corwing, Bro. & C & Uo, # ing, Angnat 12th, Hotel, Three or four to makes feld, and twe start, JOEL CONK! E, 1. 1., TROTTING. —FRIDAY, clock, P.M, mateh for $4, mile ‘Gouhli dew D. ames crey mare Fanny ab ler, Z. Conklin names b. g. Cencreville Me SoRt, CONKLIN. ‘A RAILROAD COMPANY, at 1, 10.—Rates of freight from BD HOUSE VLEasu = aio si Cy i ye? will come Eine E BD | egy efteeneoms Avene 13: 1850, betwoon b. f. Fomny Buck, - § 2 3 ha Lady Jane Gray 2 monk FP ! Pgifp: 5 Snaforviture:per fis $008 $010 $9.20 85.90 sy 0 cond Clase Boke and’ tales of dry rood, », emddle— of 6 w 16 10 17” Sonae fet-rate betel, with every, ev Ty, beter: ton of hi Hand guests, "The txt » let forvitere are all Dew, ma of she moet recent style, ernsh- qetablichment already in the rooeipt of D large ie. eueede #othen appurtenaners are three super hiliard Lables, are, are Sp eaezliens business. Tr . corn » 8 @ % tr of Won, Roblhes -seoventh etreet a: ra Pourt! AT A BARGAIN A BLACK oR DARK 6 rc) ery atyliah ari a 400 teste eee 7 59 | geet the fartest on the. Fela Price $000. Also, & Tig died % | wagon, wi hake the barela,. » ao om its 8 light barrels, ee a ee re cr FGAR STORE, fait, four bushel ae s * 10% 105 ia a person who opportanity toa reapeo= Liquor store, Biscelianeoos— Shor A prapemt Tclossie and ial erry atreet. cr to be met wn ed mer hes, Nroome, sole saddletree jen, vifvers, feyt dare, i ig pergon thas n her Pymien vasvet ‘ieth ‘millinery, gonabetiog ew parlor, elegantly, fermishes 0 \efewe a, ah ded wt ‘with every om fe ‘8 suited business. com L* fe stetions fot atten os ly to their motive and ore pre eve, ee aa road Vanes ies aie have revently added, vary, power, both for freight = an wit be logded that a the ment moruing fe = ‘be tre iIread Com Otter. ae ata Se ES ie vein Pena hriay Tae ov = * netWerne £ unden the na 3 oh noes, | hteoterate tmprown. kh bay, Soseeraag, wenn Apply 7S Couns % Wall street, EXCURSIONS. Sb PICNIC. ASD b COT NY Nira shail iy Tpare 4 |. The boat will LiON EXCUION. “To Be Excenion 10,704, oer R eRe ete ench ees Sad shi . ty Hall, at 10 ‘Miam's Brij ‘ort. Fort Ke sr SRE i . The qoseesd ‘preg the foot of Fault y will deopaten their nex! afte atthe wn jou Proprietors, A. foam at wae No. 2 Wall otreet, have their ise, by leaving them at the MILLRR, & CO. ALIFORNTA cn =TRAN cnn forther s" ver particn RCAL FXRESS FOR. ton & CoM ‘the wtens ym UTTON & © penta 2B Guanes call mee HRA HiSONCR Ue bs = Palas & CO, #7 Wall atront, roR sa events —R. B. SUT. 8 confidential a Fo a te Ci one of to reasonabis, ices st the Custom House aud 4 Wall street. PRESS.—THE sUBSCRI- eda 18 instant. oa ¢ eteamers, it is neore- tt g reat yom at the ‘otter ou . 19 Pearl, cotwer of Walt reece rune xa dicen, came Morena Ey rg f lerchan dis eae Soe ine consigned iu nd wold vie oy ha irae % ¥. eat sigeat ee —————— | USEMENTS, Nos ttex erery CRYTS, TO ALL PARTS of the Saloon: P $5. Dooreop to commence wt S Managers, Mesa vA Chippendale «can obtain ti tele, arn of half an hone [ theeen open nee PROS and fom Ran ® yorm will be “ALB, where lattes HP Astor New ¥ PLACE OPERA HOUSE. ‘re ber first appearance rin Mexieo atieri oehea, also enwaged ry maanifi~ Jopanden| yop, Signor te in dramatic rie upwards (ule externa ve over presented PDT —Sudith, of rl. a Spirit ¢ by a new pe de spatter wilt AN vate haves ofioe will places cen be# Bt oleh? o'elooke rich eomo= sovorat of B PROPRI- sand contlemen engared at thix theatre for the erening sereon Ato moat in the ereen VOADWAY THRATRE—F & MARSWALL. etor.—The lad 'e room on Wednesday the inet at 19 o'clock, M.. without’ farther noice, OPORGR MH. RARRETT, Stage Manager, UF DUSSFLDORP ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.— Now peintives recently arrived from Rurope, amor which lermania.” by Koehlera work of f ich a Un Seneom sirbeta fi centa, Catalories 125 cont ATHATIA % CANAL STRERT.—ORRAT ATTRAC. tion—Cyowded every evening, to witness the classical living pictures, lovely Arsh Girle. and heantiful Fomale Minstrele. The only place of the kind in the city. where the he seen. Door to commence at 8 o'clock. Ball CARD.—TO TUE PURLIC.~THE SUBSCRIBER having hie attention enlied to a Card. pohtieh Sunday Paper of the 11th instant, by men who bave aa Himes been emploved Vw me and calling themselves ‘al ot the members of the Washincton Braee fi ‘« § of vhebaverienel their pare to the Card alluded to have not been in my emplor h, and some others sot fix months. and not one at its fret oreenization. All orlers Jeft at (7 Rowery will be faithfully and puretnally attended to, ne vena) & K DINGLE. OWARD ATHENEUM BOSTON.—THR LADIES AND gentlemen engared in the Howard Athanenm, Boston, are requested to mest in the ereen-room, on Wi Mth of August, preparatory to the opening on the 19th, BAKER & ENGLISH. TTO COTTAGE, HORQKEN—GRAN, INSTRUMER- g Tal Kren Cenentien trenwes lobrates Ram ri we at SY. = _ AMUSEMENTS IN PUILADELPHIA. ARNTN'S os MUSE MATL ADELPHIA = E BAR- ford aries Ne haicomee Grane Ontong remains thie week HOT AM cuvinaltios In the, mpaciove rnioons. Rxtansive ard enlondid preparations are in progrese for thegrand dramatic re.nnenivg. Admittenoe D conte children meter 10 wanes Th conte, EDUCATION. T:. SOUTHERNERS —4 VHVSE TAN OF NEW YO! intending to educate his twos ceive two othe: conne hove into his family. to o give them enperior advantares. ‘They will ha neh wr Tani are Post Office. Further particulars, a ample references will then he riven. a WATERING PLACES. FA BATHING—MARINE FPAYILION, ROCK 0D 1 Traine by the ane ence’ 2 eee pe Beosbiys, rt . 9AM. t " —) whe 5 jamaica. where coaches are in readiness te con’ oA aera to thie delightful soa-bathing extablishment. HIRAM CRANSTON, AND NUT COAL Tw ° 44 A Rut Coal, for PTYLPR RCO r Fenitadetphin UXURY FOR THE LIVING. AND PROTECTION POR aT te Deal OAC dO Hrnaduny are visible tee wreatent of exhanrted ann Ff The mtttal forme, sorvectiog eit the fe 1 Burial Cases, for re-lwterment. for rpetually 4 Boxes for preserving Praite Kinds for years, Also nearly 100 variation of elastic . plane and tore stone, y eloganae, eoonomy and nPothers {n nec. All far gale, wholesate awd re- 248 Broadway, by the Metallic Burial and Fruit Vase 0 RUILDERS AND CARPENTERS.—TO ME SOLD, theap for ebah. to else » comslenment. 10 000 fast of Pine and Sproce Timber, of diferent sites. At for bailding purposes of for the California market, Por further partion- lare, apply to the subeeriter 2S. DEALRY, 85 Water street. RECIO Tous STONES AND FRENCH FANCY GOOD vale by VICTOR NISHOP, Importer, 22 Maiden Lave. NR. Ps Diamonds, and ell ® oot, Renee “a nde, and all kinds of Gems purchase Ge T CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS AND STRAM- ners — The sdvertienr, patentor of & naw ateam— of competent omel 'T, PEN 1. HART, 74 Bae tt as, 1 [*s, RAMSRETTOW, WHO in New AGt mqRnorrrs £ “rig hx 4 SUBSCRIBER plates, worrae Asem rance AO OTD. “Rarpine Fund 12.000. A lege eoargatee fund ed in New York, in the names of their American Tras- tere, United I Boned Acting Dirsetare for ree terday his Yon He aie ine iNew, Jove Ge Califor rates of veer a willbe sala at §,000,000 free hate been fold, withent ervion rhesmatte and alt sther + ee, Myee eo Sel eren Mrsnd and Boe gowgcirts im womens, ite Cretleey, - ‘y ret BAB be ie west