The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1851, Page 3

WARTS. eee ern ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, either as Cook, Chambermaid and Waiter, or Nurse, She loses her prosent situation as the family will soon leave for the country. Apply at her pre- gent place of employment, 177 Thompson street, for interview and referenc - ED—A ITUATION, BY. A RESP foun girl, who can speak German a The vent of city reference: be ay Thireenth street, in the b Please apply at No. 35 We ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, IN A RETAIL LACE and fancy store, One thi oquainted with the gity retail trade, and cam bring satisfactory. reforencs us to Renesty and capability, may apply. imuediately, at, Hoine- guan & Rosendaumn’s cheap lace und ribbon store, 313 Grand fr btreet, between Allen and Orchard s —A SITUATION ¥ IN A 0 table young man, neta et the bee Unexoeptionate Mercuee hall be given, “Address J. Hi, at Fith"streets Applications attended to for two Mave” Wich street. Applic: D—BY AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, A SITU- earn Purtes ims hotel or store, or in'aay other sapacity in wich he could make himself generally useful. He writes & good, amart hand, 6a Produce most satisfactory tentim: al Address JK, merald office. ry reapeetatle city refereno ys aad it, may make a sta bh SrEAnet ing a note to W.R. R., me No. 445 Pos pply but parties who fare either personally responsible, or can give security to @ moderate extent. LERK WANTED—18 one YEARS OF AGE, ze TAKE rge of a fancy keep accounts, and be gene- etal. Must be well recommended. for honesty and y. and of aulek. and active turn of mind, An Aweri- oan pref ted, Address Grand street, this office. emacs WANTED- TO ASSIST IN THE CHARGE OF ‘# Pancy Store, and to learn to cut and prepare work for Birks, in a work room, Good reference required as to honesty And respectability; to bourd in the family, Address Gran street, this office, s™ OF THE SMARTEST WAITERS THAT NEW YORK an produce, are wanted immediately at Gosling’s new Restaurant, & Liberty street, first house west of Broadway. Best of wages. Alvo, a rate order cook. Imimedia plication required, None but those who understand the Sinese mead ‘apply. SPECIAL KOTIOMD. A. QO. D.—GRAND BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF * the ate of New York,—| Se giverqrrpered elect for the rare hereby notified that the annual session By of the State at LANG be GO Gh Soul Hail, Canal streets on Tuceday evening. the 10th inst, at o'clock: JOSEPH GEO. MASON, G. See'y, HE MEMBERS OF THE TRADE SOCIETY OF JOUR neymen Sailmakers are hereby notitied to meet at th Fourtecurh Ward Hotel on this (Sunday) afternoo Z.o'elock, to pay the tribute of respect to Brother Edwar: jorris. AYDEN, BOOK, CARD, AND GENERAL JOB Printer, 123 Fulton street, Fowler's brown stone build- fogs, one door from Nassau street. Every description of Pr'nving executed at the shortest notice, and on the most weasonable terms, IT IS PROPOSED TO IIA x STRUCK hai ex, plaster, or othey material ind therough jeer te S denying, it mast at Bnished. No sketch will answe: Ae designs, together with the name of the artist under with marks to identify them, may be forwarded until os ‘ih day of July next, to + Daniel UY mann, Esq., 29 Wall street, York. one but the communiecaticn cov gp he me of the successful ar- tist will be opened. ee reserve to themselves tho right of rejecting all ‘of the desi SEPH M. PRI SMITH J. EASTMA WILLIAM ADA’ oe, oF COAL FOR THE COMMISSIONERS oF ation.—Proposals sealed, and endorsed as above, will te received by the Commissioners of Emi effice, a the Park, until 12 o'clock M. of the 10th day of for r surly 1,000 tons of stove, and 50 tons of ek awanns, Lehigh, or any other de; f the, best quality Coal, free from eliestnut and 1 other impuriti h ton to consist of 2,240 and at tl ¢ ho Sompetent person appointed by the Commissioners for. that and whose decision in ot to quality shall be 0 be accompanied by tae names of two re= Ament in writing, as security ntract. e contr: P ot delivering most of the coal st Period if they desire. Any information that may be will be given on AAT fn to Cyr Committee. FERDINAND KARCK, wit of the Commissioners of Emigration, New York, May ADAME AUGUSTA VOGEL BEGS MOST RESPECT- fally to inform the Indies of Brooklyn and ite vicinity, pared to make ion, in the most fa shioi it 4 despatch, at her rooms, over the bakery m the northeast corner of Smith and Atlantic Brookly 0 ROCK BLASTERS.—PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- ceived until the 14th inst., for excavating and removing side of Eighth avenue, between Fifty-se- inth streets, to a grade'two feet below the Seid proposals must state the rock throwing rook on we venth and Fifty- Prevent grade of th xecution 0 Ap. L. HAVEMEY! er Hf Meoted quickly Colccu Biate of New York, are made ction denfts, ates and Canada, rapidly, and N'VIECK, office corner of Wall and Broad h thro PERSONAL, F MRS, LOUISE PARKE LYTTHANS, WHO ARRIVED ‘at Boston about two months ago im the shi Pu- tom, ftom St. Thomas, will call at No. 25 Greenwich street, N. Y., she will find her husband. Boston papers Please copy. te LEIB SCUMATTE, orto Mr. ie siniths New li ali NYORRATION WaxTsD—OF MARGARET mast san, whe arrived on TI to Mr. Ahvomm, NFORMATION WANTED—OF bars monyd BRIEN, WHO about three arrived in this city from Bos’ Years ago. Any information left at 10 North William street, in the auc- tion room, will receive tion, Lex THURSDAY EVENING P oy r at i< Artificial Teeth, on s gold plate. 1 be buitably rewarded by leaving them at 67 South street. Lesh .—ON SUNDAY, AT DR. Pn ae cance, Fifth avenue, betwee ertecath Streets, aemall Pocketbook, d bank notes, jet’ will, be suitably beaving it a¢35 Rast Fourteenth street, or at Tewerdea, South «1 OsT.—A CHECK DRAW BY HUNTER & GRAVES Troy, on the Pro: . dated May 24, 1851, and te Galen Hen’ rf caer for $2, © 421 was lowt the mail of Lae ol All sare tiating sald re + payment of the a5 igned, G. H. cenew witl 4) the modern oar, FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, ON THR With breakfast and tea, of private table if y at Gs) Broadway OARDING. Two Gi NTLEMEN | with THEIR i] din, of single gentiems ice handsomely furnished Rentlemen,) ina new modern ute house, baths, & ali gentecl family. Inquire wt 27 Washi probes, fret beck trem tory. ee tees, oane— 4 CENTLEMAN A ith Ld CAN BE eet. Stages Iso, two sii gentlemen. Boe Bore IN THE RD—GENTLEMEN AND THEIR wiyes, éxe gentlemen, can be accommodated with ‘teome, at 119 Leonard street. COUNTRY—A GENTEEL FAMILY, t small children, can be accommodated for the oumuee, ins priva Yithin two hours ride of the city, per railres The surrounding country is awed =e air varied insdsoape. Address J. ‘o erald offe th’ 0 Feference given. All com ‘Adireu TT, Deoutway Pork NISHED ROOM! WANTED, A A yfvere or or parlor and, bedtoom oor, with Fespeetahle ‘amily, by a Ind na is de rermene' the rts of & co, where ome "Me Hy Beoulway Post SUBSCRIBER hathavalways insured « full « Jul happy ta ven of toseive. the onde friends on Monday next, June ben Broadway. A ‘AST-OFF CLOTHING, JEWELRY, FIREARMS, ke. /” wanted. —Gentlemen or families having lin large vr amall quantities,) wilt ke aving Order, oF | WN. B—Paterls: trom the country eet nuded ee, ry tu ‘ull value remisted per getugn of post, line throngh 1 Barclay wtrert, P, Committee. | OF QUARRE UTEROAA, CAN | ‘fending his address ation, ttheir | wee ARMERS’ BANK OF KENTUCK Aloual Stock~The several branches, having been found to demand a material increase of its capétal ook, | Principal Bank, at Fi Shares of che hid roductive ‘nd desirab t par. On Thursday, 1: from 12 t a becrip- will be we hing sateamet oh tuk Mantis cof the surance aud Trust Company, No. BWail street, ‘The shares dre Oue Hundred Dollars exch. ‘The Farmers! Bank was ineorporat the session of 1840-'60, in pursuance of reports from the mittee on Banksof the Senate and Houscof Heprampntatives, | etting forth the insufficiency of the banking eagWal of the | limited riod ofnear twenty yours past, to iat Kenta the Bankut Kealuchy, traneacting & “2 The | large amounts of ond produchve paper drawa spon shipments of hemp, bale rope, ing, tobacco, produce, Uys seek &o., Vautly perce @ ability of the sei witl Fora full coy of the charter, with tockholders and tl tive in Stn | MN -earn and satisfactory in ite mature tory Trust Company, or other bank, of which due notice will be ¢rn Hank of Kentucky, the advanced rates quoted at 1043g a 105, the Northera Bank at liTalit}g, and the Bank of Kentucky at 100}, a 107, A long course of suc. ‘oossful business has deservedly placed the stock of these in- stitution The action of a successful business in Fenvaaly. fog Staten, is undoubtedly superior to any othe those of any other Sta The n f th part pas f the a discou be, Banksin the Union are better mannged toa aguinst shipmenta of staple, products, of which the single county of Bourbon exported in value ae Feserved byt byt mia charted of neat se pos most valuable provisions and Zavantage of permanence, while it will secure a tield of cir- culation of the utmost value to its stockholders. which may be yy the Sta Provided, uct more than halt the espital of sail bank pai in, be held in such scrip or bonds at th i ‘This section will enable the bank to whe expedient, whatever advantages are to be found in the sys- tem of banking upon apartial ‘The charter of the Farmers’ Bank is, in other respects, similar to the Northern Bank of Kentucky and the Bank of Kentucky, with such additional yrovisions and amendments sejeaperience bas shown to be useful. Thi Thi Certificates of coy the i with receipt for instalment id. dul, Bresident and Cashier of the red at the of subseribin, at th 4 Wi nished, and any further information give A tS tiveness of this investment. For particulars, see pamphlets he be presant condition, business, and pros mi | ie ‘Thirty per cent, in full, on the Lith day of September, 1851- PIRANCIAL. ADDI- iness of the Parmers’ ey and the Board of Directors of the fort, pow offer Five Thousand id by the Legislature of Kentucky, at 1 ‘y the Northern Bunk of Kentucky, and k of Louis ‘ibank of K tucky was, therefore, incorpo- ital of $2 oribed in Kentucky | w ch the bank has been | musiness since last hi its present means, to purchase, render th: ital md lucrative xtens| agri cultural, commercial ring districts, upon which the bank relies for {in revurs, reap the most importaas bene- ‘ontinued y Spenperiiy of the bank, bya | ment of the resources i dngy country. | aracteristic of this inves mphiet, which can be arn at ‘ihe et 45 Wall street. “These contain provisions of uarantee tothe tucky, their rights and interests are fully protected by legisla- ‘and other safeguards. nes ande also, a9 an ma fids cia a ‘of theless of Kentucky, rt Mthlista io also called to the produc- current business of the bank is highly d results, showing that the diroc- id to di five per cent semi- cireulars. The will doubtl a ad ncoumulate a hen doses tus fund. fs will be paid in this city at the Ohio Life and ets of the Far- must insure a rapid advan te stock above ing it upon milar footing with the stock of the Louisville, the Bank of Kentucky, and the North- which are pow searoely to be had at remium asked. The former is now Kk of high in the estimation of the holders. Practical operation of the bank as shown that the are eminently favora\ ad ini prostable ‘armers’ Bank for the trans- ‘and neighbor- fin the Union. | redit and standing of the Kentucky Banks are equal to ng of the branc 4 ithout exception, ld thrown open to. th farmers’ Bank now medium of the Mississippi Valley, go to New Orleans. The notes ! commanded a pre- cinnati, and have an impostant the of the sion Pl ing current from Pit are. large extent, employed in the ‘porchase of bills drawn, $1,400,000 daring the for bankiny Und . itis bar eager ieee neh a fie ions, bared upon the produce of tl a district 0 th the for tl jouthwe wed by none ot ver. country he circulation of ts no vorable feature nk of Kentucky expires on tie | id has therefore now, with no | Legislature in anywise to alter or ¢on- rs to run. a will Sot be re-grancad, cr will be divested of Priviloges, | Tuo thirty charter of the Farmers’ Bank offers, therefore, the found in section | of the principal iechase and a provision of the chart ry deemed is of State securitic be opened in th kholders, under the ins bj for the aocom- tat the time of subscribing. irty per cent on the 15th day of July, 1851. irty per cent on the 16th day of August, 1851. wn be found. daily, from 12 to fis oe bag e Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company Bank, N ‘all street, where pamphlets sad circulars will-be fur- ROBBINS, if Kentuck) NAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.—— 000 SEVEN Convertible into Stock within i at the office of Special Agent of the Farmers’ B: in pursuance of the act of by th ture of the Stat from time to as may be ne the other pur- pers | can be paid up any time within a arp | be equal to 4 city lots, exclusive of streets, and all expenses {kis slock'is ie permanence. | f, | Bins THEATRE.—BOXE! Prd CENTS PIT, 1255 es arvbraricacon cee nies Pon ‘TIONEER —PEREMPTORY SALE ding Lots in the Ninth Ward of the city of Brooklyn. & oC Tuesday, June 17, 185), at 12 Iton willsell at auction, om change, 120 building lots, com, ate ou'and ad) to can Le had of 43 Ful Maps of the pro; erty ‘all street, New York, Title perfect, ar, M fling well: Pon y Sip, "Wemyss; Madaline, Mrse [ly the drama of toe SEALED SE L PAINTINGS AT AUOTION.—THE UNDER ned would invite the attention of buyers to the , Hamilton; Valentine Dournay, Mr. Pope; Capt, H collection of vid original and modern Oil Paint~ Girard, Mr. Cevens; Learette, Miss Wemyss. ings, wo be so! ednesday, at Assan street, near " | et the same being one of the finest collections ofered | URTON'S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET—HOXES, at auction thia season, and mostly from a private collection sae ay conte; f agontleman who has selected them with groat care, and sand Nee, oP oe Pe rae onee $3 and ain 5 to begin Fusetyil te Benett of Miss J Boras Sb. te Raslon, Mlas d- Hill; Duchess et Torrsneeve: ohe eae c Mrs. Russell, after'which, ‘the TOODLES—Mr. ‘Timothy UCTION | NOTICR FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS! | Fo0a,0 "ir. Burton; Farmer Frank Acorn, Mr. Bian ‘On Tuesday, June 10th, at half-past ten o'clock, in | ; A Timothy Toodle, Mrs. Hughes, ‘To concinde with the farce of ne tore 57 De: —Fo domestic fir Sane ckntsinia: (olhegeranhebeste bites ilies, | Schoor FOR TIGERS” viajar Suit, att eens Pe Mr. Johnaton; Mary Panels, Miss J. Hill yheel serpents, triangle-wheels, Chinese rockets, Chinese tlyers, Ku.) Be W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer, 57 Dey street, cornér of Greenwich, LES, OUL, FISH, FRUIT, | day, June 10th,’ at half: | 37 Dey strea! p oil, | ORK FIRE | Ba Frederick Jerome, Mr, Watkins; Rotary Prosa, Mr. Hy ahr Bose Wings: | Fox: Amanine Stubbs, Mr, La Favor; Cinciu@atus Blabber, nne Hepper Musiar, be vs ne, | ies Marsh; Alice Hawthorn, Mins Crocker, Mrs, Waslle o tongu rs. Hautonvil Lucreti addletongue, RTER, Auctionver, 7 Dey street. | (inane, Mit gonclude with the drama of MASSANIBLLO— jello, Mr, J. K. 8 Alfenso, Mr. La Favor; Elvira, Miss Crocker; Fenuella, Miss Malvina, ECHANICS’ BALL, NO, 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE HOMESTHADS, HOME FOR. ALL—MANHATIAN BUIL DING A ra A ciation, (under act of incorporation. ah The rez) Grand street.—Open every pight during the week until monthly meeting will be beld at Military Hull, Bower tice. The original aad. wel ISTY'S Porite Spring street, on Monday evening, June Hh, MINSTRELS: ‘0 ma ci t o'clock, when # number of shares will be sold. Persons desi- | of ‘talented’ ng experienced for unde rous of joi Il find it greatly to their advantage tosub- | nagement o! P. Christy, whose concerts in this ity, fore scribe immediately, Subscriptions received at the Secre- | succession of years,” have been received with favor b; tary s Ofice, 80 Nassau street, room, where rule highly. respectable fashionable audiences. Tickets be obtained. MORGAN MO! cents. Doors open at half-past six, commence at eight sident. en are requested to pay their dues (bankable menag) to the Secretary, on Monda, fternoon Concert, will be given on Satur oommodation of Ladies and Juveniles, come o'clock, P.M. o'clock. t, BVERY, Maw WIS OWN LANDLORD — SECOND — Feces Building Association—Every member of ELLOWS’ MINSTRELS, At FELLOWS’ MUSICAL this Ai ation is requested to attend the wextre ular meet- pe. Lae No. 444 Broadway, strests, 0} iaht doriea Tee week The aolebented mn every mi original and well Kaown Fellows’ Minst an efficient and versatile corps 1) tal ing, om Tuesday evening, June 10, at Warren Hall, corner of Oliver and Henry streets, for the purpose of making the ne Seunary arrangements to become incotporated under the net cently p id by the Legislatu: All who are unable to performers,” under Cy direction of J. attend, ery please give written hority to their friends to certs in thi Aa for tl last year have been ty represent their inte » or leave their mai atthe Secre- the greatest ye by the ite and fashion of thie, rey, me tary's office, as it in necossary that cvery member should bo | seopolis. ‘Their co represented. "8. JESSURUN, court, Beekinan stree UE UNITED BROTHERS’ LAND SOCIETY | ARE hereby notified that, in accordance with the resolution assed ‘at tho last. mesting, they shall meet at the: Now York and New Haven Railroad Station, on Monday morning, June 9, 1851, at seven o'clock, for the purpose of proce sling to Pelhamyille, whore the distribution of lots will take place. B.—The house and Jot, formerly ovcupi drew Woolf, will be sold by auction after the distrib: W. PARKER, Presi Secretary. Office, 7 Clinton RAND CONCERT OF MME. E. WALLACE BOU CHELLE, at the Assembly Rooms, Chinese Buildings, on Tuosday evening, Ju 151, Programme:—Part Le— 1. Grand W. Bouchella, Signor Bai- AMILy EXCURSION TO WEST MO! On monday, June 9th, the Teutonia Momeste: ciation will make cond exeursion to their Seale at Hont's Bridge, on the Harlem Railroad, fourteen miles from the city. Every beet who wish to secure @ handsome plot of ground in @ most Improving neighborh , should take this opportunity to view the premises. uired to pay $10 at the time of subscription, from the Ist of April, until he has paid Duo, ‘ Semiramid 5, Fantasia for Flite, from’ Auber's Opera, ‘The’ Cro of Diamonds,” Mr. F.'T. Eben; Toulou. 6. ‘The colebrated composed by Wm. Vinoont Wallace; Mu. German Song, “We met by chai Mme. Bouchelle; Kucken. 7. Brilliant Duet, for two Pianos, on themes from UL’ Belai fe W. V.. Wallac v. Mechiueo ‘wn Giorno,” Bouchelle; Verdi. 9. Nocturne Melodie Itlandaise, Come Wind Grand Polka de Concert, performed by W. few weeks. Euch plot is to urveying. «rading, planting trees, &o., are be paid by from whom we purel the land, and the plots 10. Duo, * Qual may oa. ho atnoge fesssene ait tne task oh can be selected, ‘or Bailini; Verdi. The cars will leave the City Hall at 10 o'eloeky inthe mos | be Me, Fi ning, atid Feturn in the afternoon. Fare for the excursion 13 Fie lelody, dite ta GOON" UOT, Fectdente” | Brash seagnnanigd herel ar " ack Bye 004 Finoinaxp Monten, Secretary. Rouchile, “Mr. Willlam Sehatienberg will, pre, Piano Forte. Tickets one dollar each, to be bad FOR SALE ARD €O LEP. HOUSE AND LAND AT YONKERS FOR SALE ie —The well-known residence of a Simson, onkers, if applied for immediately, will be sold low, ne or more acres of lacd, a aocvmmayla ting Apply to Mr. J. H. Joukins or 3, Simaon, on the pre= at the music stores, hotels, and at the door, on the evening of the concert, ke Do: open at 7, to commence nt 8 o’el SIXTH SUNDAY & 3 cents St terms, mi RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH A SMALL CAPI- tal, t lery—located in a busi- Reasons for selling, presgut_ proprie- For further particulars inquire at the ‘oom, 271 Bleecker street, arionet, c ture to ~ Sacred Music, selections from Stabat Mater, Rossini; 8. Solo for the flute—Fantasia, executed by Mr. Eben, Heinemeyer; 9. Souvenir de Philadelphia, Maret- wek; I nd March, Weber. Performance to commence ats o'clock precisely. re goin, cliostro, Adai Daguerrean LINT GLASS WORKS.—FOR SALB, OR RENT, THE Kensington Flint Glass Works, with all their appar- | tenances, consisting of a ten pot Furnace, Mould Presves, | Cutting Apparal Pots, Steam Engine, ‘Ke, situated on Queen street, Kensington, Philadelphia county, Richmond. The furnace roo: jass house i of mould s! WY feet by 43, al AYMONDAND HERR DRIESBACH’ ‘Ss MENAGERIE. This celebrated Menagerie—the ducted in the known world—embracing al known to natural history, and whioh bi trenage and applanse of reapeciatie and intelli ie of the United States, has Jacl commenced @ most brilieut summer carn and will Fitit the principal eitios and towns of New Englaid, in following order, vis s-May Sith, Manchester, Siety Wille mantic; Ju wie Hew Londons ih, Mystic Bridge: Tron Works, Re 1. Birch Hil 10th, AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA. — MUSEUM, COR) feet, and the other portions, ting. 0 sis in, ome. packing, pot, and tantially of room of ¢ extending under tl houses attac! other w nt out. The lot on feet, fronting on rs Kun, whi and improved into a Delaware, thus possessing in its lities for procuring fuel. This valua- | th little ton, could be Queen street, about being’ wharfed w NER OF SEVENTH ‘AND eee 'P. T. Baroum, Proprie- OR SALE—A DRUG STORE, IN ONE OF THE PRIN- cipal business streets in and profitable business; the location is wx tail and j wer this, unless t Shey eam command $1,000 Satisfactory reasons given ring of the business, Address, post paid, A. B., Herald office. HOUSE AT STATEN ISLAND TO LET Fy frame, house ince situated on one or will be presented du me, oi fitted up with am cellestion ot eurlosfeice including & tee gallery interesting experiment earth, at once simple = interestin of National Portraits, and the highl; Ulusteating the diurnal motion of and convincing ROTTEN nk TD URNISHED ROOMS—TO LET, TO SINGLE GENTLE. ‘men, with partial board, in a very pleasant part of the Bove ard. Apply at No. 82 Henry street, URNISHED ROOMS To To be <A, SMALL, PRIVATE nues at Stapletor ing, ie offered to wy ra lon, or of Baw, th to Capt W. Ht Merry, at Stap! Water street. —PRANKL N ‘HOUSE joor of uid wba —THE corner of ad lowet +44 third’ floors of 4 Yridh son, 51 Courtlandt st. LET—THE LARGE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED BY Sartler's Coomore as, corner of Broadway and Thir- id ly well li ing NO. 19 T° rooklyn, Hamilton Avenue i Torte te 8 omatl Salty. ‘4 Perry, a te the | teenth street, 7 Broadway by 10 feet on Thirteenth Suaunt os teesewed, Weearverint paamee seengetthem, | teers Feaeuin ev l ant itsieine ne | = house below Hicks street. suit eae money te due, shall elect to csavert tbe cams ROOSEVELT & SON. PT LET-70 ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, & "9Gae Million of Dollars et the apie ot stock of the com 0 LET—AT HOBOKEN, x N Fins? CLasesaicg hai Reb Re feaniahed back petier, ay hasbeen subscribed, than $90,000 actually house, three stories, x reek, _ Saige sme poe Hudson street, near ‘the ake pa reno will be soarieted bye tev of Cre. S200" Apriy to Citas. PP RRRY, Cove peu FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH FULL Der next. Twenty miles im operation in tS 0 LET—A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED THREE artial Board, at 213 Kast Brosdway. The house Tip vostion bevwecp, Gengeus tnd’ Pousm writes, | A story owe, in the’ vlinit la beaulifuity situated. located, ‘and part of the rails are | Broadway. R. ‘Awent Gy erauly, and cent Bon beyond the first instalment, bute yr very iar F eengd By turther i information: ol it is for thie section that the ‘money t thus taken will be 't mo offers below par ies. whose bide are accepted, will juired to the Sectnvavaried wes tienen ‘Dhetes remainderin instalments of wedty per te made ‘be at liber- commence from every twomonths is will be be issued, when property of wus upon the road. required, may be obtained at the LAWRENCE, President pro tom. nerose the |i ro = 5 i N < BANK. —NOTICE Is i Xp the third ingtalment of twenty. oe sf ee Metropolitan Bank, office on the f N® Bove OR BRIDGEPORT DIRECT, FAR! TWENTY-FIVE and New WANTED, FoR wearer of an invalid iJ Tr will be taken antil the te to Ponghk TAN pe, Landin jing eteamer rie een conte, connecting with the Housaton The ig Coy at ier nets EW YORK AND PHILADELPAIANEW, YORE and aos direct —Vnited Statee Bi " forward a km at Line it 8 0’ elo« ‘on oe oe pL MISCELLANEOUS. W YORK, JUNE § 18st, —A. J. HAYNES & SON rs in 53 nee, and hemlock timber, coruer of Forty-third strest and kieventh avenue. HITE RIBBONS, AND WHITE, WIT colored edges. An extensive assortment fer cheap, for cash, by ‘J. HW. HOMER, 64 John street. 3 EGARS, SEGARS, SEGARS.—BOCK & SCOTT, ter street, between Wall street sell off their large stock of the lowest market prices. examine, LET—THIRD FLOOR OF LARGE STORE 1 F FUL ton street, “Kighteen large benches for sale lao, & large wooda a | Te venue 7 Bl 3} ¢ a renting #uch Port OMe, stating OOMS WANTED. ith th ere LANGUAGE—ACADEMY, 20) BROADWAY —Prof. Richard will begin on Tuesday, 10th ‘plain ng fora partments scteedion of beautiful romnces for ceilings. uTcH Saas —TWanry s - sorpRion | round Dateh Cheese, tw: eh ot 1 1 Square ‘rope sy Gin Bottle | Eat ‘Also oases URES, e tables of the pro ete., arta witl Ps leading to prompt an a Anchovies, in pots and ikon, f to suit purchasers, by ‘ass LER & DAVIS, PUnnse Lookna obass PLATES AnD ROUGH ts, fro tr “manufactory of St | iF ilies sro mreuaana, _Pricescurrents may be hadon application, | apene WISHING THEIR CARPETS THOROVONLY sed from all moth, sand, and a — . by on Te ITION. + Music nod Fate | either of the ve cocvalles ry Usage 5 iy od \d Office, or Union referred. ‘ost Office. | Qtow cases North William street, how Cases, in meatal, bee walnut and silver, keep constant. yon id ment of the above named articles. Orders cuted at short notice. Old Show Cases taken day— Je fro m crelock wml tre in the afternoon, ‘ight to ten in the ev rable’ eful af DALLIMORE. ie CAotcK 1 D LONDON DOCK OYS' PATENT BREAD CUTTER—A MOST USEFL cost fine old Amontill Piticle for Hotela, ating Houses, Steambon of the choicest Ps & pat before the pub XX usu BROWN STOUT, FROM A. QUIN. ness, Son & Co.'# Brewery,” Jame: et, This celebrated invigorating sad strengthen! vi pints arte, for sale in quanti nt of conta, cloaks, *" Good mae in part rho army and navy Preservers, carriage cloths, India ru ber shows, a “Tine Bi iahioe President. ACKERM & CO, ‘sFAMT INDIA TONIC PALE A ALR, CELE. ited for ite anti- pepe and non-intoxicating ities, in fine oi idea aies ne} yu ‘the im- | 86 and 88 Fulton st. Bis lea ther will mn 1 Grand treet, Eadie ‘ity conte. “Gen REAT BATT. P—THOVSANDS SLAIN, Have pm heard of the battle, ORSES, AND TWO ehfch npn one of them fast. to GEO. In which my niversity Aca: i Thirteenth L, By hie ie pore the bedbugs Are utterly re Tyee under 8 guaranty, ity Tapas an lent vermin’ tile in, Hip a Fim therdeathe nt” wt " ut ly eqnirmis Lh—A ROAN MARR, irony BUILT.) Wx “ad of LYON’S Magnetic Pow pied, Tysare rae tn ‘Trote Will be pala. foe 4980, 16 in Dp. EELLINOBE-DBAR Pd MY HAIR CONTI- 4 thie years when I ¢om- My, Mr. WHEELER, 87 Broadway, or SI (| . vie r icon Tormerly of New void ni shee York city, #1 oe have ait had no bair from his ~ gerenteenth to his Torey. -peeend Tknew him well; his HORSRS, AND UPWARDS, HA Shot Se tell ae mine, sill astonien ho will make i= | a Yours traly, Wm. Gardner, tian Lint abate 121.” Me, Sonn Cl tie “ot ita. Toaw Wr. Le Voukers, whe have hed # jarmee Miller. 1 am well known to ex nd the Hon. Aaron Vai Tt ie quite cvidentthat the doctor dues not expect to enjoy Wm. B, Asters fortune, As fast aa he makes « dollar he distribuntes it among the poor and the printers. Ae FINE ARTS, ATION AL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,—THE TWENTY. wal Bx hibiti hie hotel in Yonkers affords him & handsome income, he most cheerfully gives the profite ef the medical department re the people find the merchants generally. He 476 ad ¢ morning, and at Vorb 2 the afternoon, Advice gratis. iekete, me oeate; en order of the Connell, 4. il, BHEGOGUR, Cor. Seeretary, N. a. with pa artist Woued Py Nockres. ina pleasant location ia | tad | offered to the New York publics ‘will be presented at this if | famous Gabriel Ravel, re | Re DOL FOR st | Trufh Benedetti; }J AMILTON BOUSE, TORT HAMILTON, i | now open, and ready for the reception boarders. tic spectacle of Anat: Conway; Rulen, Mr. N. oclarte, Me. Whiting: Ma Mind; Manethon, Mr. By ri Mrs. Abb vorite Far, s Canopi mar | Jephtele, Miss Anderton; Pett Lia, M) le “Therese. To commence with a fs 1BLO'8 GARDEN. ohn Seft ar Lge SEASON MANAGER. P Boxes, £ the most astonishingand daring fore daucer of the age, Blondin; M'lle Bertin, Mr. Saale and Mons. Collett. Monday, June 9 evolutions on the Tight Rope. ‘After which the ELOPEMENT—Laurand, Jerome Ravel. To conclude With GODENSK ieGotenake Gabriel Ravel, ROUGHAM'S LYCEUM, BROADWAY,» NEAR BROOME | treet.—Dress Circle and Parquet, Stall Seata, st 8 Monday | he performances will commence with the | ANDAL-—sir Peter Tease, Mr. We dade; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. H. B. Phillips; Crabtr: Charles Surface, Mr. Jordan; Joseph Surface, Mr. Kbite, Mr. Brougham; Careless, Me TALIAN OPERA, ASTOR PLAC Sofa: —PRICES—BOXES, Parquet, $1; Secured Seats, $11), Amphitheatre, | ay evening, June Oeh, 1FOL will be performed | Immortal’ operas DON “GIOVA with the | following new and. ‘powertel. cast—Donca ause, Bence Donna Elvira, Signorina Whiting: Don | eventano; Don Ottavio, Signor Lorini; | Mini; Maseito, Signor Colett, Gomme rlina, Signore Bosio. Doors open at Giovanni, Signor B Leporello, Signor datore, Signor Ro 7; performance to commence at 8 o'clock. Box office open | daily from 9 to 4o'clock, at which time seats may be seaured, | Opera nights—Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, URTON’S AT NIBLO’ bination of comic talent, AN UNPARALLELED COM. Meine anything ever before B establishme! iL. Placide, Mr. Burton, Mr. Wait: Binke, Mr J. We Lester, avd Mead. W ‘ailack, will, in | addition to the weil established favorites of the Chambers | street company, app onneday, T aturoay, Fou | ursday and AN DAL Me. | ose, | MP. Blake; Char Sir tan all ¥ RION'S, CHAMBERS STREET,—MRS, RUSSEL! ith grateful acknowled ements to the public for the kindness s0 liberally bestowed on, her professional exertions during her epgagement at Mr. Burto: noun her retirement from the Sta, Kindness of the Manager, her Farewell Benetit, will ta Friday next, June 13th, the I medy of the OLD E sustained by uments. Box CHAMBERS STREET.—LAST NIGHT BUT | Oth, Benefit of Miss J. Hill. The respectfully an- Fgh that by the URTON'S, two.—Monday, June { very last night of the TOODLES—Mr. Toodle, Mr, Burton; Miss Weston. The drama of FAINT HEART NEVER Mary Min FAIR LADY, in which Mr Lester, Mr. Bland, Mes. Russell, Mrs, Hughes, and Miss J. Hill will ; ‘ani the Nery last might of the SUHOOL POR TTu Panels, Mr. Johnston; Tom Crop, Mrs, Skerrett; Alex, Mrs. "Russell; Mary, Mi Hill. | ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. —P. T. BARNUM, Proprictor and Manager —A ball 0 comme} Queensbury Fete—Giles’ Fairlan which, RAILROAD SrATTON<sainson Hadaway. In the afternoon, commencing at 3 0° new comedy of THAT ODIOUS CAPTAIN Ure told Beau Harcourt, Mr. Bellamy. To conclude with BOOTS AT THE SWAN—Jacob Earwiz, (hi Parry. Admission to the entire M ents; children under ten years, hilling extra, first appenranes,) Me, m and a erformance, rout seats in RANKLIN MUSEUM, 175 CHATHAM SQUARE.—GEO, | EA, Sole Proprietor —Admission—Seata in Private | 8, 50 conte; Stage Seats, cents; Boxes, 25 cents; Par- | ant Saloon performances every After- | | en Ei F Evening. Entertainments commence in the after- toon ant So’elock, and in the evening at So'clock. The Personate a number of ictures of ancient and modern times; irls, who go through a variety of fea Verity; Madame Rosaline, the ‘ouly Femabs Jugs! y World; a company of Male and Female Artista, who will give | Sa exhibition of Marble Statuary unequalled in the world, | Kgether aricty of interesting performances ever" iilernoon and ‘evening. ‘For partiovlare see bilis of sacl lay. | SPORTING. GPORTSMENTHERE WILL BE A PIGEON stor. | WO ing ou en Meadows, on rate nih ig weather permitting. There will ply of both tame and | Wild birds on the ground, provided by JOUN MIL. | HOTELS. | HOUSE, SOUTHWEST CORS aund Twenty eighth street.—This n for the ree of permanent and t boardete.. The house ie delightfully located, and replete with all the modern improvemeuts. Entrance on Tweuty-eighth street, ies wishing t da callin, 28 Garp and EYPORT PAVIL ION, KEYPORT, MON r Apply ia Union | WALL rol ‘ietor, full Cea te epoca ing to | The ime iy the present season, 4 make hie houke thet home. tions, he truste, New Jeney, E. W. Thompaon, iheoneie cious, well rt ri tor the recepti ny the Proprietor w: tuated on the southerly shore of Raritan miles from Ni ris 7 a 12 the excellent for all hinds of equatie sports Vegsuber with exsellent wood cock and snipe ting, in the immediate vicinity, have ¢ rendered it a favorite resort of all who visit the for the sak for the reno noted ealubrity of t ‘the avcted spare no efforts to | is establishment, to visit 3 for Keyport, "Ou ud after July tet twice AM. and4P-M. Almost constant communication ist “to had with the city by first-class sailing vesselr. The ter bas secured the assistance of Me. Lewis I cary la wel well. x terer of New York city), w! stant ee to promote the pleasure of shove whe may faves the place with heir patronage. ONEY ISLAND.—PAVILION HOTEL.—THE SUB- C t for the reception of houses, shoot ling ssioons, have ll been teaveed, ry pains or expense will be spared on his part to rem ai vinit to. thir delightful spot gratifying to the taost tasthe dious, He trusts, by strict attention to busi ts i hore who may favor hig of public patron ib r BOARD AT THE NEW YO 1 is situated on the west side of the Bay two th of J 7 «mnich for beauty of ten bathi The New fork hen ily at 10%, 54% o'eloe tel from n dervey City Pena jetors wil m8 stage at aay time, 00 op 4 tte boarders an op- nity to atte 00 amvee i ! vise WYER & & HRoo! HEAD. EA BATHING AT SOORAWAT, L. C—THE Pay how open for the rece ters, # South Ferry, lowk, P.M. for Jamaic jinses %.s convey visiters v1 he house. ¥ ni os Tg Howard tel, cornet Broadway and Maiden lane, or J. Ogden Smith, 6 Front fit Will uoeet with Prompt attention. _ June 24, . NTNALL, lyn, at bere stages is arrangemente and accom will be more eatisfactory to tofore been pro prided uper ‘any which have | ‘The subscriber | _ EXPRESS AGENCIES, &e, § & 00.8 GREAT CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, nee pad Varcel Express, per steamer Empire J mys with maa of cperk » 33 daye.—Speci sil Th e Beston otiee te, from our New York euler We shall a 4 San Francisco, Wilton, tor gelock, I’ Messenger Tainy reason it im the 9 ata the afmeulty’ om iaeon ot kona. have made su re and certain ‘aoopet ime for transhi Franciec Us Pacige Basten caprested to us are eure to All freight for the Lith im to our office (with the invoices charge to shippers for Custom Mouse fees of Consnlar certi- fie parcels and despatches will be received until ing. No packags should e* thing must be made impervi- ons to water, of it will be st 0 "ADAMS &'CO., hroug! int must bevseut in or before the 12th. No ris! 16 and 18 Wall street. paren? ed 9 CALIFORNIA XPRESS.—WE | 1 iaform the public that ange for forwardin frou letters to Cull Ports we cy rival of the U eet enorme =} is Torsy cont oad, 0 onge ed at onr office at the DOSERFORD k CO. 2 Vesey street, Astor House, PAST CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACK. reel Expre ry nt exp » who wi tat Chaeres, From 7 Express, we are enable d from this city to Sen Franciton, in two days lees time than is oceupted in forwarding the United Statex mails. F J recelved | anti! the morning of the day the eteamer leaves, wed letters | fntil half pest two o'clock. P.M. Packagos (whteh mart | ip nil eases be made perfectly water proof) p office the day previcws. Custom Howse eb aire tickets furnished on the above ater mers, at the low THOMPSON & HIRCH COC Managers and Agents, HY Peng! etree. fat | tees, Ps eet rates. | and are p | Hayti— | tion, anarchy and NEWS BY THe Our Reading Correspondence. Rraoiva, Jume 6, 1851. Resume of the Reading Convention The Democracy Commi t= ted to the Union and the Constitution, ‘The progress of public opiuion in this State, in regard to the necessity of preserving the Union st #'! hazards, and maintaining the constitution and its compromises intact, must be most gratifying to every patriot through- out the land, Pennsylvania is at length alive to the danger that threatens the Union. aud with the Union her own glory and prosperity, and perhaps her very existence asaState, The spirit has moved ber of the Reading Cor evidence of the fact. The strong resolutions adopted, andthe speech of the nominee for Governor, and all the speeches that were delivered, are most significant of the issue upon which the contest will be fought in Octo- ber next and in the full of 1852, should the question not be set at rest before the latter period The democracy have wofurled their standard to the breeze, and without @ dissentient voice have committed themselves fully and completely to the compromises of the Union, and the adjustment recently passed by Congress, The proceed- ings will be read with profound gratification in the South; and even if the leaders were not sincere and patriotie in this movement, the people are, and it is admirable tact: to take that ground in view of the approaching conflict. It places Johnston and his supporters in a most awkward position, and will probably be the means of their defeat. The democratic members of the Legislature, backed by some patriotic whigs, brought in the bill to repeal the- noxious law of 1847, forbidding the use of the public | 4a for the detention of fugitive slaves, in order to put im into that very corner, He had not the courage to sign it, and, like good tacticians, the heads of the demo- MAILS, | cratic party are turning his veto to the best account, and forcing him into the ranks of the free soilers, where be will undoubtedly be Lost. This movement is also ominous of the fate of Scott. He, too, is tainted, if not with free soil, at least with a strong suspicion of it, which amounts to about the same thing. It ix almost certain that he will obtain the nomi- | nation for the Presidency in this State, but the ic candidate, especially if he be the right ‘atl of man, will win the State from him at the polls, unless he | very speedily and explicitly washes his hands clean of every stain of abolition and free soil define his pos osition one of these days, like David Wilmot, who, asa delegate from Bradford county, is to explain away the Wilmot Proviso at the Harrisburgh Oon- vention next week, to the satisfaction of the democrasy, as we are informed by Mr. Laporte the delegate from Bradford county at the Reading Convention, and the chairman of the ratification mass meeting. Bome step of that kind will be absolutely necessary to save Seott, popular as he is with a majority of the ne partyin Fens- sylvania, Public opinion will compel him oe wellas Wilmot, or drive him off the stage. has not yet attained its full strength The wind he aly Perhaps he will | commenced to breathe upon the waters; the sea is now ouly rippled on its surface; the swelling waves, that are te bear gyerything before them, will soon follow, in euch | a commotion as io “ke every open foe and recret traitor to the constitution quail bef'e 4m indignant people. ‘The sagacious, who have not political i@tegrity as their polar star to guide them, discern the sigas of the times, ring to run before the sterm. The Harrisburgh Convention, on Weduesday next, the 11th instant, is expected to develope some curious pha- ses. ‘There is a prospect of a hard tight. but taking the nowinations at Keading aa data from which to progngeti- cate the future, there can be little doubt that Judge mpbell will obtain the nomination for Judge of the Sa- v Court, being, as he is, of the same section that'tri- ed at Reading. As far as I can see, Buchanan is ly to obtain the nomination iu this State for Presi- dent. unless moething unexpected turns up before the meeting of the Baltimore Convention; but whetherbe will get the nomination there, isa very different matter, The ichanan section, having so far succeeded in their ob- . are now trying to smooth matters over, and to make ople believe that there was no split, no division, or, at all events, that there was no angry feeling. They want, of course, to get the Frazer and Cameron party to help them to beat the whigs. The telegraph from Reading completely failed last we and indeed was most unsatisfactory all through, went of repair in which the line is kept is most | ote ful to the company. Wecding uadaetatven ten with a population ofabout 16,000 inhabitants — the majority of them Germans. ‘The district was originally settled by them, and till of late the town was almost entirely German, and nothit poken in it but that language The Irish, English, an Scoteh, with Americans, have recently taken up their abode in it,and a revolution is being wrought. The Germans, in self-defence, are compelled to learn the Eng- lish language, and th attempts of some of them to «peats it are most =. It is the garden of Pennsylvania. 1 never saw a more beautifully situated city, or more ex- quisite scenery than surrounds it, In fact, the entire chain of scenery from Philadelphia to Reading is Bot surpassd Be fifty miles of continuous scenery the world. ¢ railroad keeps the banks of the the chy all through. The trains of cual cars pass thro ing the whole night long. Some of them are —_* mile in length. Our Washington “Correspondence. Wasuingron, June 6, 1851. Mr. Calhown’s Policy versus Mr. Webster’s — Central America— An Entangling Alliance with England—The Tehuantepec Treaty— Political His- tory of Colonel Benton—The Goths and Vandals in the Public Grounds. It is, perhaps, not generally known that there has been, for some time, a co-operative movement going on in Hayti between the English, French, and United States agents, to induce the Dominicans, or whites, of the independent white section of the island, to haul down their flag, andcome under the government of the black Emperor. The ostensible object of this movement is to put a stop to the wars between the two sections of the island, by blending them under the same authority. It has been urged upon the Dominicans that this would restore peace—that pledges of security could be exacted of Soulouque—and that only in a restoration of some- thing like a permanent peace can the commercial resources of the island be developed. The eembination has, however, failed. The Dominioans refuse to submit. Negotiations, though, are still going on, and the plan may succeed in the end. But what object is to be achieved, so desir- able to Mr. Webster, in placing the whole island under the dominion of the blacks? Is he ignorant of the intentions of Great Britain and France; or is. he knowing}, AN ga extension of slavery, an sible in the West Indies? cretary of State, made it # special ol to give all possible countenance and support to the De- minicans. And this was his theory. If the whites were put down in Hayti, the next step would be the: fomenting of a black oe leading to the es tablishment of the sw the im the yon of Cuba. nergy ntici; of such a possible state of thi to Mr. Cal- houn, from the moral e! fect wit would inevitably pro- Aided by the abolitionists, the blacks of South olina and Georgia might be indused to rife ie a bloody insurrection, to gain somethi splendid reed and tinsel gim-crac! empire of Hayti, and something of that despotism which constitutes the basis of every rod gros beau ideal of a complete government. The frie, then, of Mr. Calhoun, was to maintain the «lependence of the Dominicans against the blacks to arrest the Cie of emancipation, and revolu- despotism in the West Indies; ve the * institu- m and by all means, to on of = South oy m the da Gee of ne, ingdoms and em India islandss Had Mr. Calhoun continued Seore- tary of State, we presume that the Dominieans at this time would be complete masters of and thatthe blacks would <4 reduced to an i —_ subordinate position, if not to bona fide ala Enough is kuown of the conf-!ential mission of Mr. Homans to establish the policy of Mr. Calhoun to of a have been the protection of the whites against the blacks; and the servation unin) by bad example in the West Indice, of the system of sle- ver me Southern * hey ing ly aa: ir. Webster seems to be pursuing a total) ferent policy. But he is consistent. le opposed the acquisition of territoryfrom Mexico, beosage be was apprehensive of the repetition of the game cf another slave State = — ig is to the admission of any yh Ting, cially from foreign teritary, “*apniy ht consistency. ond — ‘ ine tm mit, the che are upeeme . | of establishing a military de he fe dexvous in Dominica, for a Ouba, is extinguished; and, thus far, the of the re-annexation of Cuba to the United States, as a slave State, is prevented. Mr. Wel sceme to be, if we are structions to Mr. Walsh, island of Hayter of the free negroes in the island of vent the eRe pan of the Re Teg on ier States gpa Domini- oijate and py ~) Cobar which wil be the he Pike | uba, Ww annexation in the bud. “aimbit a descent of the buceaneers upon Cube w would doer ly be from a preliminary occupation of Mere political que: have but li te do with the abstract Cage morality. It is not on — to re the ae respectively, of th of . thet of Mr. Webs ater he eas capenpiate the preeervation and ——_ of the tution of slavery; the other contem eonstitu- tiennl aid to Providence and circumstances for the abolition of slavery, and opposes all sche: direct, or indireet, for the extension of slave territory, in ary direction, or under | retext whatever. We are bownd hand at foot. ‘The law of 1818 ccmpels the government S stand by Spain, againes,