The New York Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1851, Page 3

TT WS. Levett, Dentist, No. 629 Broadway,—in | dcr; and it is designed to imerease the equipment s0 a9 +} ur object ty to direct ont fajure the pro- te to the prs tens ton’ inttee ah. pormancn to a This gentleman, whose nam im his profession in this Pelt Ar 0: emcute of hie protege We baow of no individual take procedence of Dr. Levett in skill and scieatinio Yemen ‘Andrews & Co.'s Strangers Guide, Goursad’s Liquid Hair Dye instantly con- f pat CL aray hair to brown oF black. Someta Arg tan, is Peudee subtle es hair orang part et the bots y—warranted. | Go a irae ways taba rae fiadsipbia. & Gem for the Tollet-—Dr. J. A. Cummings Jom plete set of Dental Sollee articles embracing & itis of Hremium Tooth Wash, a box of Dentriti range ot Be otieEh Wy le ng the tecth and gums ® au mares d compactly Pat ope» Sise making 8. ver; eiful present. ‘Tooth Wash 1 Dentritive A. tly ie mn joe 2 : ‘od i Fulton st.; f G. W. Tuttle, $13 Broadway, in I Usry & Gon a} Pearl trest, A Great Fact.—All those young ladies who 'e rem! keble fred their personal charms, are in the habit of uid for beautifying the hair, and his purifying, an Wind the corn Hexion fram the ingen og of the sum and wind. m B 100 Ful Ye te Rushtoi Cary & Co. by the ew York. A Genuine Medicine.—The Oxygenated litters are not intended to be used as a common bevoragy lut'asa medicine, adhering strictly to the directions an proprctte they Zontaia ‘no aloshel o whatever, and are adapted to the m 5 iD leate constitution ‘n all cases where the natural func- ions are impaired, by derangement of the stomach and im- fect digestion of food, or suffer from abuse and irregu- hrity, no medicine can be found to act so eeably as these fitters—they give positive and eqaaibls relief, and impart eorfulnes hich the sufferer was hith- am “hoteles six bottles for $5. by A . & ands, it Tahoe atest A evil & Co. ‘ing and C. Hi. ‘hing, 12 Bi J oi, Mi" Hudson atrects’ and, 713 Brosaway 5 Ye Guion, 147 Bowery, corner of ‘Grand stra 6 Grand street; Hall, Ruckle & Co, M8 Greenwich street! d by the druggists generally in the United States ‘and MONEY MARKET. Suvpay, May 25—6 P. M. ‘Very little of interest has transpired in the stock mar- t during the past week. Prices have experienced out the usual fluctuations, but do not exhibit much riation, compared with those current at the close of e week previous. There is no speculation in the mar- om one broker to another, and that class of operators probably larger holders at this moment than at any vious period within the past two years. It is, there- , important to them that an upward movement in ices should take piace at the earliest moment. We ve, for some time past, heen unable to arrive at a sa- \etory conclusion in relation to the future course of he stoek market. The absence of any speculative ex- tement at a season of the year when more or less is lsually experienced—more particularly when all the ele- ents of speculation are in such a scund and healthy pndition—is a matter calculated to excite considerable Any amount of money can be obtained @ moment's notice, at the lowest rates of inte- , upon the right kind of security. There is a ide margin for an improvement in most of the leading i#road stocks; the outsiders generally, made money ing the last speculative movement in the fancies, od it appears to us as though the time was not far dis- nt when prices will expand as rapidly as at any jod during the past two years. In the event of such state of things, great discrimination must be used in selection Of stocks for operating in. There are seve, ‘upon the list, which it would be dangerous to touch present prices, or even ten per cent below, while in ‘bers there is even a greater margin for improvement Railroad, Reading Railroad, Farmers’ Loan, Canton ny, and Morris Canal, would not be safe to touch at mat prices, or even at considerable depreciation; hile Harlem, Long Island, Erie Railroad bonds, of al , Edgeworth Co., Norwich and Worcester, have hin themselves such elements of improvement that activity in the market must give them an upward t of considerable importance. Rrie Railroad stock is, without doubt, the most in- fancy in the market, and it is a matter of astonish- t to many, how it is sustained. It is nothing more lees than a fancy of the first water; for it is well inown that the company never have earned a dividend, im the estimation of many, never will. The dividend on the Jet of July will be paid out of the capital, as ore, After that time all the dividends stock will get, must come from the net earnings, or out of eapital,and go into construction account Railroad is a very uncertain stock for outsiders b operate in. It fluctuates suddenly and largely, and its h and earnings are subject to #0 many contingencies we know not whut change a week, or even # day, may oduce in the market. It is, therefore, a dangerous rity to touch; but to those who are not deterred by with the chances of great profita or great ig Railroad shares certainly offer induce- its. Farmers’ Loan isa stock in relation to which Little is known. Itis controlled by « small clique speculators, is of doubtful value, subject to great fluc- ons, and isa dead weight in the hands of holders. company ‘holds «large amount of valuable property, of which is unproductive. It has on hand any tity of lewsuits, involving immense amounts of mo- , upon the result of which depends the value of the ock. It is, however, a better security for speculators p deal in, who.care very little about the real value of yy stock, as it fluctuates more, and is more easily ma than stocks better known in the market. Canton . bas been working up for several weeks past, and reappear to have considerable confidence in it, regular annual meeting of the corporation will be eld at Baltimore on the Sth of June, A meeting of rn stockholders was held in Boston a few days and twelve delegates were chosen to represent the okb of that city and vicinity, at the annual ting. We shall probably have « report of the 8 of the corporation, when those inte- will be better able to judge of the value ‘their investments. The fluctuations in this have, within the past twelve months, been b enormous that many have been ruined, and we seo good reason why similar results should not follow movements Canton Company may be, for aught }e know to the contrary, avery good stock to buy and for a length of thme; but outsiders of moderate .. who buy on time more than they can pay for when , will, im five cases out of six, be completely cleaned | Morris Canal is shaking in the wind. The old ock is ina very doubtful position. Consolidation will on take place, when one share of new stock will be is- for four of old. What effect this will have upon the et price of the old stock remains to be seen. The n is that the consolidated stock will not sell for pur times ax much as the old stock. In relation to those stocks in which the margin for is mufficient to attract outside epeculators, there is one opinion among those who have thoroughly inves their affairs. Harlem is, at this moment, a six cent dividend paying stock om ite par value, and is no doubt but that the semi-annual dividend: yable on the Ist of August next, will be three per More than that per cent will have been earned that time, and there will be eurplus enough, af- paying it, for any contingency; and in view of futuse productiveness of the road, the direo- can give no reason, that will be satisfactory to ¢ tockholders, for declaring # semi-annual divi- less than three per cent, The semi-annual divi- last year were two per cent each, and the increase earnings, thus far this year, bas been nearly equal to additional two per cent for the whole year on the 4 stock. The Harlem being » full «ix per cent stock ite par value, is, at present prices, one of the cheap- 4n the market. Long Island offers great inducements speculators and purchasers for permanent investment. debt of this company is only three hundred and ty-one thousand dollars. and it has on hand cash ough t0 moet the outstanding obligations now due, or to beoame due, as well as to provide for the necos- expenses incurred in relaying the Jamaica track, repairing the residue of the road. The gross earn- , Uhuas far thin year, show a large per cent increase those for the corresponding period Inst, The net ings last yoar, 1850, amounted to $50,061 25, equal & dividend on the stock, after paying interest on bt, of seven per cet on the present market ice. ‘This year, the net earnings will not be less seventy thousand dollars which will give a hand- @ dividend on the stock, An arrangomont has jen made with the Brooklyn and Jamaica Rail- 4 Company, by which the vent paid to that Impany, from and after the Ist of February, 1951, is terially reduced, Under the former a.*rangement, estimate of $210,000 receipts for 185.\. the Brookiyn p Jamaica Railrond Company would rece! ve as rent, for Jour, $20,671 49, while under the prose arrange nt they will receive but $23,100, making a aferenge he Lomy Island Railroad Company of $6471.43. The penditures which the company have made, and which Is pon now in progtyss, will place the road in excellent or- | sont fy mall in, Cl Brigham & Day, ‘Pearl stiect, | | Barkerpers, Gardeners, Ortlere, ¢ learn respectable trades men o ba honest and competent persons for any of the abo pre ates Orders hy mail attended to. to provide fully for the increasing trafic of the island, The stock is now selling st ® very low price; and in view of the prospective productiveness of the road, it appears tous that an advance cannot much longer be delayed, ‘There is no doubt but that all the bonded securities of the Brie Railroad Company are good investments at pre- sent prices. Some of them pay @ high rate of interest on the market value, while their safety is almost beyond a contingency. Norwich and Worcester Railroad stock has been quite steady during the past two or three weeks, and as it is a five per cent dividend paying se- curity on its par value, out of its present net earnings, the probability is that it will gradually improve in mar- ket value. This company has a local business nearly equal to its gross receipts, so that it is not dependent upon any through traffic to keep up its dividends. Its earnings, thus far this year, show a handsome increase, compared with last, and a fair surplus will be left at the close of the year, after paying ifs usual dividends. The amount of specie exported from this port for the week ending the 24th inst., was as annexed:— eNTS oF Srecim FROM THe Pont or New Youx, uba— . .. $570,000 Spanish quarters, $4,000 Eng silver & gold 14,785 Hayti— Bremen— Am, gold. 3,605 gold........ 20,000 Fenexwela— For. gold & silver 27120 | Mex dolls,...... 2000 Brazit— Mex. dolls,...... 26,000 Total....... $668,600 This is independent of the amount ($424.000) taken out by the Arctic yesterday. Thie sum, added to the y | above, makes a total of $1,002,000—equal to about one half of the shipments the week previous. The receipts last week were more than one and @ half millions of dol- | ers, from California, The receipts of the Utica and Schenectady Railroad Company, for the month of April and part of May, in each of the two past years, were as annexed :— _tiea axp Seurevecrapy Rarenoan, 1850—April on +++ $55,212 OL Fey ist to iéth: 25 566 09 ———$80,778 10 1851—April......: 49 99 May lst to lath, 20,314 45 404 44 Decrease in 1851, $8,319 68 It will be noticed that the freight earnings are not pub- lished. These have largely increased, and the whole earnings of tho road for the above period, show @ gain instead of a lose, It is very seldom that this company | i f its operations, and we should not The bulk of the transfers of stocks daily made is | MAKCsPublic any © perations, have been favored with the above exhibit but for the purpose of defeating, if possible, the object the Mohawk Valley Railroad Company have in’ view, vis :—the con- struction of a road on the south side of the Mohawk river, from Schenectady to Utica. By showing that there has been a falling off in the receipts of the old Utica and Schenectady Railroad Company, it is no doubt supposed that the public will be deterred from subscribing to the stock of the contemplated road, The object is too trans. parent to have the desired effect. The new road can be constructed at a cost equal to about one half the expen- diture on the present road; and as the local business of the valley of the Mohawk is derived from the south side of the river, the new road will command much the largest portion, and be ina strong position to compete for the through trade. The receipts of the Rochesterand Syracuse Railroad Company during the month of March, amounted to $94,000, against $19,000 for the corresponding month in 1850,showing an increase of $15.000 over last year—a gain of nearly eighty per cent. ‘The earnings of the Housatonic Railroad Company for April, this year, were $21,905 41, against $17,317 37 for the corresponding month last year, showing an increase of $3.988(04 for the month this year—equal to about twen- ty-eight per cent. The recvipts of this road are de- rived entirely from its local travel. ‘The total cost of the Concord and Claremont railroad is $500,624 43. Capital paid in, say $206,031"75. Funded debt, payable in 1555, $100,000. Floating debt, $150,000. The balance of the cost has been furnished by the earn- joes of the road, &e.,&c, The Concord and Claremont is between twenty-nine and thirty miles long, and is said to be well equipped inevery respect. Its net earnings since its opening in September, 1849, to May 1, 1851, have been $26,738 71, or $1,740 23 more than the aggregate interest upon the whole amount actually expended in construction. This fact should be very encouraging to the stockholders, who are now called upon to take care of the floating debt of the corporation. It is evident that the road would pay good dividends, if it could wipe off its floating Mabilities. The investigating committee appointed at the last annual meeting, speak highly of the condition of the road and its equipment, and of the prudence and system pursued in the management, It appears, also, that the Concord and Claremont has cost but one halfas much as the Sullivan,which is a mile ahort- ef, and $900,000 leas than the Manchester and Lawrence, which is of equal length to the Concord and Claremont. Considering the length of the main and side tracks, the cost of depots and equipments, it is believed that the last named road is cheaper than any other in New Hampshire he Harry, 8. Mclaughlin enters % it John, Geo. Ranor line of omajbuses will leave for the Course, from Il A. Faiton ferry, Brook: x. ty 2 a 5 5 M., ae the sport is over, Fare, KLIN, Propricto of ness, W. Vermilves enters gr. Jan caters b. g. Sledge Ham 1, TROTTING !—~MON DAY, MAY 2, 4 natch for $1,000, mile heats, best La ames br. = after, a setae ret men, in ¥ and to drive, ner; Mr. White =e Ell) gakeplace ao Samerind ro; re i JouN't ss SNEDIKER, Proprietor. SPECIAL nOTICES. GuDER OF RECHARITES.- aA cRanp meetin, at Wihe TAS, by the warlees the city of New York. Appropriate Fed by the Rev. Bro. A. E. ell, u o sen ws Bro Bro’ and’ the services of the Tefane Drom Marte Marsh, have beon engaged for the oceasion. | Brethren of the order are requ tin t jer the Hall, with Regalia, at Thy wccleck. Exereioes to commence at a v'clock precisel ot ission free, to be obtained of any WF. HORTON, of No. 3, Ch'n Com. G. W. Kexwann, of Seo'y. goon a, MILK AS! to an acide ry OCLATION—NOTICE— ew York and Erie Rail on ioe indie trate: See yenterday at Je'clock A.M. was rely detained ; consequently our usual delivery of will take place until this morning, H, WILCOX, Agent. A SERIES {OF RESOLU- wner and agente of eta pian Bg sr of the Diet is ik ya cation ofthe “ Ransletions ded by tse for one day, was ore, on behalf of all, upon their guarantee that any me should be made the passengers; Ie uarantecs given for the future food trent- pasee an ma en fw They promived ¢ nddrove ro ing heard from them, | , bo inform the mee be made, and the suitscom mene their promises are f a Sf thelr reply before sending you th p deauments T sin yours 2 J PORTSMEN.— THERE WILL BEA Pro FON 8 Ss ing on Hoboken Meadows, Monday, May 2ith (weather emitting ill be al or y tH ied seal coppidvn are supply of both tame and Te LAND AGENCY. —THR UNDERSIGNED OF af an agent in all matters yeiene Tex arti to 1d procure pat tents ye made keown when cic what ia to aly Wore ATIM NASSAU STREET, HOOKKEEPERS, Salermen, School Teach: Drag Clerks, noen, Waite farme ard railro: Non need apply. Merchants lei it deal of pain, y with. Sold in wrappers for 50 9 elty or conntry, BENLOSS & CO., 102 Nosway stpoet. 0 done fe | pAeoratElys LADY INTENDING ply. fice’ with tie nama snd residence ef the appiioan immediately attended to. - AREBD — A YOUNG PROTESTANT AMERICAN Nurse. Apply at78 Nassau ‘objection to the country. es. Apply 129 Waverley ANTED—SITUATIONS BY, TWO RESPECTABLE ) Je Faferencee giv t, between Fifth and ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSE, BY A widow woman with » fre She can be seen at 14’ breast of GIRL, A SITUA- id would wash and de Clothes,or Nurse and Chambes Good to character and capability. Please reall at ANTED—A SITUATION BYA i BESPACTABER PRO- , (antant girl to cook, wash and {ro mall private family. | Good ited Wer SUIUATION, ook, wash, and iron, of to do ge ral how workin * rivate family, The Please call at 56 ‘Marlon street. Can ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation ins respectable private family, as Cham- rectly understands washing beat of city refer dermaid and Laundress, who ‘at 171 First’ oo one crockery store, NTED—A SERVANT GIRL IN A SMALL FAMI- ly, to do one ral heusewose and “ J man preferred. 180 Canal NTED—A GOOD NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS, TO take the whole charge of two children, unexceptionable city references from [3 West Sixtoenth street, be: imusil cosanees ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, to cooking, washing, and iro 1 pri Best of city referenoe gi 139 Mott treet, in tie ) Fear. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation, to do chamberwork or waiting. an bé given. Can be seem for two di ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE woman, as Nurse ortender in an H alid personsin a res} e unesce tionable refer ry rh be seen at Dr. 0" 7 Oliver street, D—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘a situation, to do the housework of lain cooking, washinj ence can be given, small family, of rhe best of city’ r Tease oall at 242 Mulberry stroet. Protestant eg No ¢ in the country. forone weeks at Chrystie street, second floor, front room, Oe A Ln | PEARL SETTER WANTED, ATDAVIDRAITS yinyac will be ufactor, iiven to's stead ay man ‘a roedway. p stairs. AAAS AAS AAAS FOURTEEN MILES FROM Spring Hotel will be opened for the re- Herkimer.—Th ption of guests on the first of June. mber va dand Wait hats Ne d to do pain ge Child’ Ries ad oe 8 to no to the country. ho objection guce can be give Aan henna days. SKS, ROOMS, d&ec., W. URNISUED HOUSE—WAN'PED TO HIKE IMMEDI- 7, Brosh, gra sail family” Fhe bert eae, given Address “Furnished House,” Herald oifes, stating. form, focatlon, &o- ished; ) location to be neither hig street, nor lower dow fenal; in one of n Prince where su laterview can be had, immediately. F rodaly wa gol A RESPECTABLE NEIG LOST, de. O8T—ON FRIDAY. EVENING, IN FRIPLER HALL, ir between it and 53 Amity street, a blue v4 Chain Bracelet. Tue tinder’ will be warded by returning it to No. #8 Cliff street, w OST—BY A POOR Wine ws IN bg md STREET, on Saturday night, iy ut tures dol- It was all the mot Pi tefnping i it to 19 Fourth street, $2 REWARD. One ON SATURDAY AFTER- a One ir noon, at Hoboken or in Barclay street, Dollar Bill, on the 1 Bank, New Ork: 10 REWARD—LOST, ON THE AFTERNOON OF the “24th ing coming from the Navy Yard, jrooklyn, by st: lion ferry, thence over the ferry, and through Fulton market, » lady's gold Guard Chain, Bith seal, cross, and wo lockets coutaiting Mkenosses, at thobe the articles to the undersigned. JARED SPARKS, 62 John street, N. ¥. Ipabout five o'clock, from 3} Frank the rear a Grotraish Parrot, wit reward will be paid to any person w! shove named place. EWARD—LOST, SATURDAY EVENING, THR 2TH, in Eighth street, Clinton place, oF between i flerson Market, a gold chain Bracelet, finder shall be reward place. JOSHUA WHITNEY. AWAYANDA HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKE te perf County, Nex York.—This [Greenwood Lake oe Pg | an wo WOMAN WANTS ‘& good cook, and a first miles re ride > trope, the My The New | York and Bee Railroad Duane street ev ai whe Hote srt tothe take, Fore Breer at the APAYETTE RESTAURANT, 121 WATER.—THE UN- reigned respectfully inform their fri have this day ym . Y pHEYER & SNYDER. from the Toot ot OTESTA. NT GIRL, WITH GOOD CITY REFER | PROTESTAS NT, Gt Be for Chestor Depot, | A Sera N N.OTI ing. strect, near Seouad avenue. No oF of the | LTER. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A situation as Chambermaid and to do plain sewing. Has to travel with a lady. Very beat of vity refer- Please call at 257 Mutt strect, near dh ORR RAR SERA ARO A Renn OARD—FOR SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR GEN ED men with families, in a Fepeatanle le wien Ba ich avenue, corner Char rate-sized furnished boa, | in New York or aie exchanged. OARD WANTED—FOR A GE: ua rvant, with furnished rooms, ANTED—A HOUSE, Lhd mg nya OR UNFUR- iTLEMAN AND WIFE, Price not to exceed $12 per HW. at this offi References exchanged, OARDING.—TWO LaBoR, CONVENIENT PARLORS, be let, with or without break: nanpere stgeety ‘three doors ther ou the side of) ila,” at the ‘Heraid office, ptating feet and to, in £3: ie ae oF the most castes Heh togations in the city. -ONE OR TWO SUITES OF FURNISHED and private table if preferred, of the, saune to howe west of ROARD—FURNISHED ROOMS TO LE', WiTH BREAK fast and tea, ina small private famil.’, w: "Apply at 506 Broad) Boar two OR THREE GENTLEMEN MAY I HAVE oms, with or without board, at the cligibly nt « No. 19 Wooster street. NE ORTWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODA- ted with partial board in a private family, at 459 Green- ‘The finder act of charity oy Teaving the same at the desk of | OST—ON THE EVENING OF THE 2iD INST, BE- tween Twenty-first and Fourth streets, an oval Mourn- vier will be suitably rewarded by A'PRIVATE FAMILY IN FOUR- eet, with no boarders, would let a handsomely shed ie ‘and bedroom, connecting, om tho tirst oF woh BOARD. ed with all the ‘leans, for reward will be paid, by leaving it at the desk of Reference given and required. Ad- RIVATE BOARD—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR entlemen, may obtain handsomely furnished or unfurnishe ‘hd bowrd, by appl ast Twentieth street, between Broadway ani ‘he above reward will be paid upou the return of rae Aen IN THE COUNTRY, distance from the city, for a child eighteen months old, ummer, On Teasouadle terms, Address L. M. O. 3 | £8 REWARD FLEW Away, ON, "SUNDAY (YEs- fort ET—TO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, b breakfast if required. ‘Apply at 54 Clinton place. URNISHED ROOMS.—TO LET, TO TWO OR THREE single gentlemen, without board, a handsome suite of nd wardrobe on the same floor, well Also a basement for with see the by leaving it at No. so Glisten furnished, also tl ANTED—A SITUATION, AS WET NURSE, BY A respectable young woman, after pectable family; no other n th avenue, between Twenty- iP being comaned, ine seen ante, and Twenty-seven ind the public, that he is fully ry and civic pa: x SALE. ANTED—BY AN BEY SRIRNCED, NURSE, situation, to take care care of dren; fs would wait on an invalid lnay. Some, of the highest vest monials can be given. and Fifth streets, between Fourth Can be my for two days. ing, washing and ironing. ‘ont room, en the second floor. fation from her last place. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, in private family; is «good washer and ironer; or to do chamberwork, and sssi ironing, or to do wait U'43 Spcing street, good city recommen- st in the washing ._ Has no objection to xo in the ‘47 Mott street. thitee days, in the rear, second floor, front ANTED— A SITUATION BY. A RESPECTABLE ae ; ast pi cr Apply at 8 Sei Cuauraone WINES.—JUST RECEIVED, 4, SUPE. heteen for | Eatephe,, superior tity; 400 ‘eae a Seventh sad Highth instrument, will do well to call anc urens street, BEMOVALS, at law, to No. 74 Beaver, corner Hanover st. h White Wins ine Vinegar c in assorted canisters. rior lot of Champagne Wines, of vario brands. esmene in want are earnestl; ANTED-BY A, RESPECTABLE GI tion as Nurse and Seamstress, or to d jection to go in the country. Good city reference. 54 Bleecker atreet. A SITUA. amberwork; good TWO RESPECTABLE soume wo. men, situations, one as Cook, and is a. and e ente of chile see rcaeennes BY AN AMERICAN W ICAN wo Ho ousskeeper ins first class hotel. for three days, at 290 Fulton street, Brook! ge ly a Please y house, ‘oan bee ANTED—A SITUATION, , (a widow,) as ANTED-SITUATIONS BY TWO to do A: cooking, is ham! Fu and wait One bag lived four ea rae COHEN, 68 RESPECTABLE ‘Assi call at 55 James street, can obtain the N rED—BY & RESPECTABLE xouNa WOMAN, A Faraitee, by soma x2 Fon stant city Telarc ven, H. B.—Ladlee attended by rs. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A HORSES, CARRIAGES, ac. = berwor! POARRARRARRGS take care of children, Can give LY Tes place. Please call at No. i, © the best of Tunes reference ‘EW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY N® as. R, 31 of city refe call in the drug 0, py SITUATION AS WET NURSE, BY A thy woman, with the drat obild, whe has peepostenes ooay sumaeennes. vreasts of milk, and con be nee ridge MMEDIATELY, AT 6% BROADWAY, AN experienced Laundress; one who understands ironing Also, afew good stitehers wanted, but hands need apply. Ste ger scoTcH GIR aC rmaid. or to take care of o! it tice all at 200 West Nineteenth street, Ia’ tho ANTED—A por BY A MOST RESPECT. ‘ears old, to take care of chil- Se metel ail ‘Can be seen for two da; dren, in ® genteel private tam ly. ase to inquire ab 147 Duaue street, mext door to ry. Sc Arion. BY A aaarac TABLE ral housework of a small reference given. | Rerpectat rankfort atreet, in ANTED A SMART, ACTIVE no APPLY M. Forrester's Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, 190 ‘EMAN, WHO | who t# accustomed to * Liberal wages will be aD TED—A Mg at GENTLEMEN: ANTED—« SITUATION AS WAITER AND COACH. ny ly.by & young man of tem jon to go ashort dit Good city reforenoe can be given if required. Can dnyeat 2 Tenth etreet, Sixth avenues, New York. ANTED—A Jou RNEYMAN BARB! oy, that ean shave. between Fifth and ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, FROM BIGHTEEN, TO twenty-one gears old, to take care of horse One’ well acquainted with ners, re, may apply, with good city refer RUG CLERK WANT, —ONE WHO THOROUGHLY understands the b and can bring reference from Rt lid Bowery 400 16 yones of age. A FEW GOOD HOUSEPAINT. emplogment by inquiring at 32 Oliver 1s hers need apply, Also wanted, alloy int wit AINTERS WANTED. ENGLISHWOMEN WANT SITU. k; thoroughly understand their by Apply at iat Twe between Seventh and MILLINERS Ro. Jph Spring stew - awe where there are no children or boarders, ‘ FPOUNDILAST WEEK, IN CHAMBERS STREET, 4 m realize the comforts of a home, by cail- roll of Bank Notes, whi restored to the owner page SITUATION, Geter RESPECTABLE | on application at No, 64 Wall street, basement, Bea’ of city ‘reference, given. = Can be seen MUSICAL. euch apartments ing at 576 Broome EABOARD AND ROANOKE “RATLROAD.— $350,000 ~ Sealed proposals will be until Saturday, the Slat seven percent Mor M® EHL RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS pared to attend mili- bulla, and parties, with any number of ‘at | instruments, in a new uniform. Please apply at 05 Ridge th | street. Roanoke Railroad Compan: and rede The ity of New York, on t , Le. The fam are in sums of $1,000 t= azadle at the Merchante’ Bank, inthe city of New ¢ Ist of each February and August. are issued under authorit: atures of Virginia and North fngneny | to John I. Fialses, of SIX-OCTAVE yong PIANO, IN ateseaceitt. vat aftr GS ‘of special acts of ‘arolina, and are se- eu the olty of New Yor Q ENOVED.—LITCHFIELD & TRACY, COUNSELLORS the origins! outlay, trustes ie rmpowered, in case of fiat; t of interest or princi ‘and sell the who iq the franchiees, income and property of ‘ery description, now acquired or hereal t of the bonds authorized to be issu d dollars, of which the amount 8 ny T rails with whic! rail forthe whole distance, 90 miles, is now 9 ale fare laid and in operation—and the com- id in. a laying Aex down the re 6 resent year, and to South Gaston, wo alles, ty the close of fault in the pay 6 Possersion of, us MONLUN, 104 FRONT STREET, OFFERS xR bread le or any part th Mae Yo 1500;'W ‘casks Bor: arcaux, latour and St. od cases Sardines, Green Peas, Marhfooins, Ce Cepa, ‘Truftios, us il"tefore. purchasing, ‘at DALLIMOIE'S “celebrated ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPEOTADLE Brandy Store, 80 Broome stroct, corner of Crosby. woman, to cook, wash and iron at 39 Vesey street, on the fourth floor, for two days. Best of pmeenche, Reltzens true pert of the given. Orleans, in connection with —e line w rupning from Baltimore to Norfolk. of steamers 1s now running from Philadelphia to Two lines of steamers are now being built to run from New York to Norfolk, to One of these lines TED BRANDY STORE, 33 a stock of every de. wae than any other ALLIMORE’S OLD STORE IS STILL ON HAND, AT S31 Houston street, corner of Mulberry, Eve body angen. “~ SITUATION BY AN AMERICAN GIRL, | now sithe stand, and ae ee pale fos "The pa- ¢ housework of small private family. Apply | trons may on m at No. bBedtord streets ANTED—A SITUATION naa RusraeraRi LE PRO- ng carly in July s to be of the first class of passen- fer tieamers, 1100 tons burthen, and the other a line of pro- ave made or- ch as to secure for it an ites at Welden with the ngth, which has just rail; it unites at South Gaston miles long, which is also Po a ee ton, 100 cine te ‘the navigation of the I N. B.—Ladies attended by Mrs. Coben. anoke fof Norfolk and Portemouth is well ki the ited ‘Sales, and will thas be ard and Roanoke Railroad and its yo of territory; which “. Will Insare te the road an zhibi m the weet, may be obtain of the Et and ite ‘and the legs! opi- pon nt lication’ to ay eb” e bend ond \aad mortage, C48 297. CLOTHING AND FURNITURE ‘Auction sale of %, Rs " Cy Pd b iT ered. Jous eit regiate "GaTeiE 5 Pre Proprietor, pies tie, apr and may be shtained, | Jobn I orgentiemen lea: the = Sy. of eas lei recy ‘that the bonds now Ran oby ks cokes emt sae desirable seourit ount not less than $1000 will ndersiqned until 3e’clock om the resned 08 Tinsley, La Lanier & Co. hy end endorsed "'Pveperaie R. Bi Praitien whose bids are accepted wit y Per cent upeR | all and juired to amount Gwanded Cs tne ne. oe 1s beau! He ortein ‘the State tie peefectly ind, eoun 'YDE, 2d. 1645 bands high, six yon old, pe. tleant hind in ingle or Fr value, in consequence of theirowner be seen at C. Carll's Livery Stabi beach oy taeriace, in ‘soneegvenc ihe niet riche 4 ye Apps, ch Pi Broadway, where It can be seen.” Fe%s SALE—A FAST ROAD HORSE aud Harness’ nearly ving the city. To be 1 Fe SALE—ONE. TWO SEAT ROCKAWAY, BUT LiT. te ned. Alno, light W. cheap by ANMOUN BROTHERS Garrlage Mal ¢, opposite Righth atroet. CABMAGES FOR SALE.—roR SAL) Rockaway Corrings nd hung low. A POUR SEAT. black Also, # Single ‘wep $m, A ETT, N Word, Tonlisoen & Codi ize TRAVELLERS’ @UID: AETERNOON Line, AT 4 ocr0 2p A hint By fon Zovau- heepsie, Newbs EW YORK AND putt. N® and, Viiadelphia. direet Through is #4 hore, via New y Rai Bor ree Clans, and $2) for second class. Leave DELPHI A— 5, YORK fe trem toot ot Liberty street. Leave P York te Flagel hin— ‘ Wy gteambont JOHN Pot ha renin Afternoon Live, at 4 o'clock P.M 1 Nort 88, Agent. nt jaleigh, sand Charles taterlacd thes ere itt Ge Tad accommodation ink ‘any bon tiinort and ‘Aonaia Oreck v in comnection with the F Rich. ed Richmond and Petersburg nat by. iin t ey Commeree street a rae a Pet an , fe ty 1, Ae ie” oye neat day, Rich maby il, AL M., and mat, about 2 °. 4 - which point they proceed farther eoutn with passengers bs ti the great mail Hine. | Thro Int clans pasengern from te Richmond, $8 10; te Peter 15; megisvnd vente toome exten. Forward cabin suhgers te rer cksbure, imelyding moals and lod s te. do; to Richmond oF Petvesburg,. #4 & fretsater Sl For further information ply al at the ry (; Sdiciming the Washington eni HAS, JFONTHINGTON. Jn. Ager, Baltimore, Magoh 3i, 1861, Comagerce street whart Suamone HORSE.——THIS VALUABLE woROAy | Horse is now offered for sule. He is six years old, dark bout 1,200 is & rapid ron been owned of trained by shotseman: Stat itted to ry A oO BE § SOLD—A | wan T Dark Bey DSOME. STYLISH PAIR OF ite Ferry Y Tircohlyn, address H., Bo: 4 ton 8 ry, yh, oF Box 1,200 Post OF. s ste =, OR SALE—A VE! Pe MR Fo! 13 ALE 5 z. mAxpeons AND as Se | pi] ss Fe uence ahaa | settee: tents: Biaireville, fndiana, SSoRnaaae a Sal terert at seven per cont, a ‘it double the een joe 175 Hudson street, $150 000% Rn ON ductive real estate in thi eit f $5, with named top, patent inelled | maroon patent j re wef gp 2-4 , in the Croton Water 0 INSURANCES, IFE ASSURANCE. BATION AL Loan FUND LI Areurance Min iit Moe, m foot of Courtland stenet; and at | gurph Yor is ny withdrawal te0 Sivtas to Vhe secured, who may bol these tables, the. een Advantages that can fa be con st 6 and dA. M. and 5 P. M., from the foot of Wal- Present a by life aseuran: Crm AND AMROY RAILROAD LINE ERO! NEW | reat an imm | Amount of the paid annual premiums, liability, or deposit of the pe mt thereon: of the half peemi rin on event of the aeeared at policy, on ite enrrer de returned by the sockets wa) investigation, reported in May, bonuses declared to the assured were—the option 1S per cent on thetr preminms in ash, or a reversionary dition to the — sum aceured by each policy, varying rondy declared, will be tien to 71 Wall stewots a *, avs orclook | P.M. Pare by sither ss forward deck, $2, “Baler Line “i clock P, My | may tiny ts ‘of the rene. n anual premium, insure for rvives te reach the age of @ we, will death ovewp beftte that period, the sum seared "will be pada to his family or log: ACTING MR RCTORS FO! &. EDWARD HABICHT, ¢ Heney Badiain The Board meot every Wednes nection of business. taken it fair Ay ofextra ois ‘stil Wall street for the € ee and other forcign riske Greenhouse plants, Cave Pe ‘tania Begsaies & | Bisely pocked fs bas ta 00 ¢ A. CART RK, 7 Dey rect, eee STB GROCERIRS, WINES. TEA r#, Fruit: Smoked Boef, &0.—0: a en st ‘ook, in fromt of th oor h Ale, € nat Wino, Madeira, Claret, Chamy Garden Hoes, ‘Teas, ath Corks, Paper, Sc. A VeOTION Norte {anos = TK NBER * nN his day (Monday) at 1036 o’eloc ra ruin) ile ig corner of Lafayette place and Fourth st., the niture aad otae reffects of th By alan of y paintings, &o othing table 3 clothing table Titus. NRY WILLIAMS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SRL, this day and to-morrow, at No. 427 Grand street, tl lance ofthe stock of dry goods remaining in said store. Sale at 10 A.M. and 2 P. BXPUMBERTE KENNY, AUCTIONBERS ELEGANT ‘Rosewood, Mahogany, "W Enamelled Fur- hiture, in their spacious 174 Palton » (Museum Buildings), Brooklyn. By catalogue, » large sna splendid agsortmeny of carved rosewood, yor ory ee walnut Parlor ind Chamber Furniture, embracing Grery deolrabie urti ful or ornate, for household pure ores, including one parlor suite, consisting of Sofas, style of Lois XLV. large and small Ari Chairs, and four tedal~ lion ba rlor Chairs, in ri bly carved ay oop and figur- ed eriwnaon satia begcatelley 1 suite Sof and 6 park in carved rosewood and row sitk plush; 1 corated enamelled chamber suite of 10 pices furnished with marble top throughout, tiful offered at auetion this « nj srdloute quality: 1 pair orsate Prench’ fiste Mirrors, 0x24 inches: 2 superict mahogany extension. Dining Tavlos, tere also, silver and eilver plated, richly decorated French, Chi- na, and Bohemian glaseware, fine ivory handled: table cut- Jory, papior machie goods, niantel/ Cloc Window Shades, Mattresi Also, 1 Guitar ap d case, with Voice of common rockers usehold furniture, with ich the sale will commencs uttention of purchasers articularly invited to this sale Cnatalo ty the day (ip a forse atRt) praviouatto the sais. Bale peremptory. OR SALF VERY CHEAP—A DOUBLE SALAMANDER Safe, (Gaylor's,) large, sine, in perfect order; will be sold for about oue half ite original costs Apply to D. APPLETON & CO., 28 Broadway, _ iT NEW THREE STORY ine te situated near Twentieth: ne, wil —PART OF A FIRST RATR STABLE TO LET, with couch bouse, Croton water, &c., in Pranklin ce, between White and Franklin streets. Inquire at 5a rietreet of WM. LOSEY, & HOMESTEADS. HOME FOR ALL.—MANHATTAN BUILDING AS- iation.—No' ‘Owing to the number of anpliea- tions et the mecting, ‘May 12th, it was found, mevooser rid tion list, in order thereby prevented from subscribing, are formed that they can join at the present rates until t second Monday in June. The success of the Association haa. ‘been eo onparalleled that it is estimated there will be ffteem hurdred members at that time. Those who are desirous of joining at the present rates must do so on or before that time, The Association was organized one month since, aad ut the firat monthly meeting five shares wer: portunity thus to secure a home, free from ¢ ever again De offered. Subscriptions received at th tary’s Office, 50 Nassau street, room 9. MORGAN MORGANS, President. N, B.—A special pee be held for the parpose of receiving aubscriptions, at Military Hall, Bowery, on Monday evening, May 26, at eight o'clock. MISCILLAN gous. TRCULARS DISTRIBUTED ON VERY REASONABLE whose punctuality may bo ir. Robinson's tim terms bya respectable 1 relied on. Orders directed, B. store, No. 163 Greenwioh et. f HESUMMER HAT SEASOD mer Hats has fairly commen fo warm, that they are indiepensaby the richest, and mort distingue | brought out, are wow ready, with & great variety of fabries for gentlemen, AY.—IN CONSEQUENCR pif the non-completion of Messrs. POILLA) 0 LOOKING GLASS PLATES, AND ROUGE for sky lights, from the manufactory of St. te COLGATE, 27 & 290 Pearl street. POSSUM UP A GUM TREB.—70,00 OPOSSUM SKINS, the whole and entire collection of the American Pur Jota to euit purchasers, at very ce Pie TACK BROTHERS, Gl Water street. ox AL PAPIB& MACHE AND JAPAN WORK! alkin street Wet, m Hill, birmisghea. this city for Messrs. Jet largest, manufacturing houses peared to take orders for all deseriptio nd res i rt sia Bones, Chea aie, Be. win pores LC ATENT HYDRANTS.—BARTHOLOMEW'S SELP-ACT. ing are the right kind for tenements, a comply with the regulations of the Wate: left Fu yrben wot in w t tl NY LIND AND THE Wontrs 8 FAT: viadid Ores i ite nee n of Prices om 8 par with th wholelaie rates. p eet Kenens of J) y be observed through UMBERS—A gentlemen who are in favor of Ndoveatinctay te eneehe resent me an, con temptibl i to autifal Got ROBERTS. premium door plate Ciablishments near Nibi Corositios AND CEMENT ROOFS PUT ON NEW— om Cont from 3 to 4 conte ® foot, aadewarrent Yeart tient. All repaiing dono to order, scraad wnt pat ‘glow madi it, oF ,ohtagle jo tight, cost 1M to Joente i ‘you will “3 we = a re done te order. econ on DELANY, wi Houston vireet, eon FROM CORNS AND BU NIONS-' * flieted with s. THOSE Ar. ese venati se depos ta theie foot, all ty a ready Telief by u “eee why tt of- Pine ~ WY TI 98 office, yr EXPRESS AGENCIKS, de. EXPRESS—STEA. R YRANKLIN.—PAR- cel received fi leave Havre om Slat Orders for f Also, Packs f eg aie FIEG te a mall parcete wilt ved ‘ull heit-past mine Atie'day ct ailing ef every steamer to jarope. ” AE WORLD'S FAIP.—THE WHOLE OF THR CARGO ofthe U. 8. ship St. Lawrence OLE OF TH pms] trem pe ‘and deposited ia the Palace, ua rection, we are i ? don where itetore ot URW sree New ea i # : T per Independent Expres mail steamer Brother nathan, Will close at this office on Monday, 5S nae, ‘age to the folk — nts: Papama, 10 een’ cisco, Const of erica, W cents, prepaid, to be forwar: This mail will Tem by Enaltsh mail steamer. ge Inaependient ry three days in advance S. mail. ‘i BERFORD & CO, 2 Astor House, ERFORD’S & COS CALVORNIA BXPRESS, ax steanteh.ip Brother Jonathan. 2th im the U.S, mail steamship. ha in advance—the other fourth payatia pak to Chagres, iS FOR “CDAGRES AND CAL! 1FORNTA— ticom Important Notier If they intend te go, new is the timer for AS them that, after the departure of this steamer, the renee on the Md pie peice secopety will t ealaed be ola itant charges. Down with mom Sal papesin ike pendent Anti-monopoly Line, Tick fa told Yor ieee at any other offices, “neRFORD & CO., 2 Avtor House, AND vit ohne already 200 man to ge owt for eet, ot to Morford e 2 asec NATIONAL ACADEMY oF Pra) finth Annual Exhibition of theAendemy is now open to the public, at their Galleries, No. 663 Broadway, opposite Bord street, from 9A until 10 P.M. Admittance 2 Cente: eengon tickets, 0 conte; catalogues, 12k conte. By order of the Connell 4. HL, SHRGOGUE, Cor, Seoretary, M.A. AR CHRAM ARR, General A Superinvendent of the United States ST DAGUER EOTY PESIN the world may be fo type Gajjery, No. 283 Greenwich st., "corne