The New York Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1851, Page 5

————__—_—_—_—__—______________— Arr ree bow! 'e bo pee aA, zat ads i ER blessing, and all cam get it. M2 Nassau Baver see any ene in Watts’ Nervous Antidote.—There is hardly that has mot some resitent Now, the eredu- a im this cit; hous of ite mighty power should send to the doctors, of | Persem who Knows ite power, and then go vote bis attention rye and Ear, from 9 to4 o'clock, ed for the last seven years, 2H ‘arren street, where cai edition, price W couta. Also, his pulf-aoting Kye | ily, at the same offices Broadway, en- hie “Trea tive om MONEY MARKET. Tuvnpay, 9 4ue 8 P.M. ‘There was considerable activity im the stock market to-day, but prices current at the close yesterday were not westained. The transactions in Reading Ratlroad were Jarge, but the bears had decidedly the advantage, At the first board the stock fell off three per cent, and at fhe second beard three-quarters per cont, This has | afforded the bears great relief; but it is our impression that the bull party will catch them again. There is no doubt but that the combination ean move prices for this stock, up and down, as suits their interest. It is doubtless Just now for their interest to let prices dowa; and until the point they wish is reached, no power in Wall strect ean arrest the downward movement sheady under the circumstancos, sent at the first board, and returned to prices current at second board. This stock is eted much by the efforts of Dears to depress it, and the daily tluctuations will not amount to more than a quarter or a half per cent. The earnings thus far this month, have been more than the | timate, and the increase on the receipts for the sane | ‘time last year, consequently very large. The aggregat Anereate for the first six months of 1851, over the first xix | months of 1850, will be j voad declined to-day at the first bourd half per cent, and at the second board quarter percent The market closed | eavy, and @ great deal of stock offering at our quo- | Long Island has been unfavorably affected | Dy the action of the Brooklyn @ecline will place the stock in strong hands. Norwich and Worcester opened and closed to-day, ut yesterday’, prices. ‘There is no stock pressing on the market, and no anxiety among holders to sell, | Pidly depreciating. ‘The report ix not considered sutis- factory, while many have beei an unsafe stock to touch on speculation, and ft would | ‘not wurprixe us to see it go down to sixty, or up toninety, Harlem was very | It fell off only half per the close yesterday, at tl too well held to be af bout forty per cent. Canton Company is ra sadly disappointed. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $67,000; payments, $90, | @11 62—dalance, $2,509, ‘The steamship Am at Boston, from Liverpool, Brought $05,000 in specie, and the Canada, from Boston Sor Liverpool, carried cut $150,)00 in specie, The Hudson River Railroad opens on Monday, from Albany to Hudson, a distance of thirty miles. leaves only forty miles of steambout travel by this route | New York and Albany, The subscripticus to the additional capital stock of the Farmers’ Bank of Kentucky, to-day, amounted to a by an advertisement in another re to be re-opened. Capitalists Woking for @ safe and profitable investment, should avail themselves of this opportunity to get a good stock at par. ‘The ceinage at the Mint in Philadelphia, duri week ending 7th instant, was 24,729 half eagle quarter eagles; 99,855 gold dollars; 1,300 silver dollar 198,100 three cent pieces, As the Miat is enabled to redeem all their eertificater #) soon as issued, after the bullion is assayed and the value ascertained, it is at present confining its operation to the coining of the small pieces, and has on hand « large amount of querter eagles and gold dollars beyond the demand for them. The Vermont Valley Railroad, forty miles in length, extending froma Brattleboro’ to Bellows Falls, is nearly completed, and will be open for public travel on Monday, This line will be au important auxilia- ry to the Rutland, Vermont, and Massachusetts, Sullivan and Passumpsic Railroads, and in fact give all the north- ern lives direet facilities of New York city. Twelve miles of the Vermont and Maasa- chusette Railroad will be used in thix connection, beside the trafiic which will accrue to it from freight and pas sengers, passing to and from different points upon it line, from and to various worthern liner, The Cana! Board of Pennsylvania have announced that the damage done te the cenal between Columbia rrivburg, will be repaired so that bouts can pass Dy Seturday next, and such arrangements have been nade between the transportation compa Branch Railroad from Colum! prevent apy delay in the transpo ‘The quantity of flour, wheat, corn and barley left « Aidewater, during the first week in Juno, im the years 1800 and 1861, was as follows :— eolamn, that the boo! 12,500 half dollars; $1,144 pieces ‘the 234 instant. intereommunication with yoints upon all the othe to Middletown, as wiil ation of goods The aggregate quantity of the sume arti water from the commencement of navigat June, inclusive, during the years 1850 and 1851, was us » quantity of the same articles left at | mencoment of navigation to the and 1801, was | thde-wator, from the eo inclusive, during the years 1 Jntter left at tide-water this year, compared with the eorresponding period of last year, shows an increase of 461.285 barrels of (our. ‘ing table shows the quantity of some of ‘ticles of produce left at tid nt of navigation to the 7th of June inelusive, during the years 18949, 8 days; 1850, 46 days M1, SS days — the principal the ecmmencen Ts or Pronver ar Te | 20 to The receipts of broadstuffs increase as the season nd- Up to the close of the first week in June this year, the reevipts of wheat and flour were very nearly double thore for the corre<ponding period in 1850, The linary inerease has been in Indian corn, The report of thy Bank Commissioners of Massachu- | wtte, dated January, 1891, exhibits a very extraordinary state of things in the managemont of th partment of the danke of th d statement vhows the capital of each Boston Bank nt loaned to directors, and the per eent of tha discount de- | city of Boston. Bostos Baxxine Syernm—Loaxe ro 1 3860, loaned (0 Alwost the whole capital of some of the banks is loaned: this way. It is mot surprising that there is @ eontinual demand from the commercial classes, for more banking capital. Such a large per cent of that already in exist- ence is absorbed by such a few, that but @ small portion of those actually in want of banking facilities cau obtain them. There is a clear and emphatic law in Massachu- | Sette probibiting such an unequal distribution of dis- counts, It says, “that mo bank shall have due to ity either directly or indireetly, from gny one of its directors or officers. or from any partnership of which any director or officer is @ member, as principal, surety, or endorser, upon notes, cheeks, drafts, or other security, » sum, | greater than eight per eent, or more than forty thou- sand dollars, or from its whole board of directors Sum greater than thirty per cent of its whole ca- pitalstock, unless the stockholders, at a legal moet | ing, shall, by express vote, authorize a greater sum; and no vote shall be valid for that purpose for a longer period than one year and thirty days from the passing thereof, nor unless it shall name the greatest amount to be so authorized; and no person shall be a director in apy bank whose whole amount of stock in raid bank shall be pledged.”” This, like every other law passed for the regulation of banks, is a dead letter. The banks care very little what law exists restricting their movements and operations. It makes very little differ- ence to them, They have a power too potent to be med- died with, with impunity. It is a most extraordinary + fact that those who manage the banking institutions throughout the country, and recvive the greatest faci- ities from them, are very little interested in them as stockholders, The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the Bank of Virginia and branches, on the Ist day of Apri in each of the past two years:— Bax or Vircisia axo Brascuys, 1, 1850, April 1, 1851. 397 TE $704.39 66 | Outstanding debt...... Loan to thecommonweaith £0,000 00 State of Virginia—advanoes on stoe! 56,200 00 Real estate. 109/289 38 874.811 10 141.620 00 501,554 07 313,829 94 Notes and ehecks on other DANKE... .+.+ + 192.592 90 193,881 55 Defalcation at Lynehburg.. 90,110 40.381 37 $6,454,346 41 $6,573,552 00 LAAMLITIES. April 1, 1850. — April 1, 1851. 2 $2,580,900 00 231,972 O1 66,743 63 72.089 00 2,060,362 33 2,237,095 83 154.282 58 237,016 30 2 1,300,983 08 1,191,529 22 + 7926 of 22050 55 $6,454,346 41 $6,573 553 00 | Of the notes of other incorporated banks on hand, there are— | Payable in the State. $108,117 70 Out of the State... 25,283 85 $133,381 56 Of the outstanding debt, there is estimated Capital stock | Profit and loss. Deposit money: Balanecs in trunsitu us bad... i $10.415 77 And ae doubtful 48,883 34 $59,299 11 Amount of exchange furnished by the bank and branches, in checks on other States, for the quarter ending first of April, 1851. $2,198,008 63 Amount that has accrued for premiums thereon.. bana cesee 4,788 98 ‘There has deen noimportant change in the condition ofany leading department. The amount of specie on hand has increased but @ trifling amount, and this | fact only affords another illustration of the truth of the remark we have frequently made, that the geld coming into the country from abroad is going into active cireu- | tion, and not into the vaults of the banks, This ix an important fact, and we trust will be permanent. The Prohibition of bank issues of less denomination than | fives, willdo more to increase our metalic circulating | medium than anything else, The circulation of the Bank of Virginia and branches, is composed almost en- tirely of fives and upwards, and more than one-half of its eireulation is composed of twenties and upwards. In relation to the debt of Texas, and the expectations of the creditors of that State, the Galveston News says:— “If the Legislature, at the ensuing session, thall mani- fost a disposition to meet the creditors in a spirit of conciliation and justice, they will readily and cheerfully make coneessions, honorable to themselves and liberal | towards the State. The citizens of Texas , generally,have anticipated that a portion ef the ten millions would be appropriated to internal improvements and the endow- ment of schools, Without some such fund, the State will not have adequate means of developing, as rapidly as is desirable, the great wealth it is some day destined toenjoy. It is believed, however, that if the creditors will accept in cash the rate at which the debt has been sealed by the Comptroller, under the provisions of th act of the Legislature, and the residue of the debtin land at one dollar per acre, to be lovated wherever they may ose, on any portion of the hundred millions of vacant lands within the State, public opinion would sanction | such an adjustment without hesitation. This would leave the State about three millions of dollars—quite a sufficient sum to be expended at present for internal | purposes, But if the creditors shall assume the ground that their whole debt must be paid in cash, and are not prepared to make any concessions, we now warn them that they will never live to se y when they will Le paid by Texas } wo vie do do #10 do bio ) Portsmer do bio 5 Del & Hud do he Bank do at, op Canton Co 60 do bw do do do o RR do do v0 do 10 Harlem BR oO wm do wo Loo wo do 3” Harlem RR, ” do 40 Long Island “ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. OST—ON TUESDAY, THE 10TH IN’ BETWEEN hmere Shawl. The finder ing it at No. 70 Boaver st. Yonkers and Claremont, a Will be suitably rewarded by I O8T—ON TUESDAY, A LOCKET WITH GOLD Chain and charms’ attached. The locket has the Minature of a lady om ene wi da gentleman on the other. The finder will he suitably rewardod. by leaving the same at No. 9 St, Mark’ OST OR STOLEN—4& BLACK WOODEN TRUNK, 4 (abouts by 2 feet) tied with cords, containing linen, iemale and children’s armor ts, jewellry ere, fromm Dourd the steamer which took the passengers off the Havre Me Adhemar, on the Sth inet. from the qua neat Staten Island, to the foot of Robinson street. Any person who | will give ench information at the office of this paper ae will Tend to the diseovory of the above goods, will be handsomely rewarded. 1Q REWARD—Lost, BETWEEN BAST SIXTEENTH ftreet and the Fark, along Broadway, aplata cold racelet; (orm of a ribbon, with knitand buckle, The above reward will be paid on its presentation, at either 14 Stone or 2 Enst Sixteenth street, $1 REWARD—LOST—ON THE THIRD INST., IN t P.M. train for Newark, six wateh more without dinlt or wheels, of no nee to the finder, As their numbers are known to the owner, they ate easily 4 tocted, ‘The above reward will be paid on delivery to JN. Olcott, 15 Maiden Lone, of Mr. Donigan, Bageage Master, Newark Depot REWARD—LOST, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE Bb TT Nittore: or in going from thente to Spring surcen, i Spring etree ch Mroadway, Canal ateowt aad Ww Drond way, Varick ctrert, a hunch of trinkets, coneieting of o chee, fan, locket, heart ead croc—the locket | arked & M. The finder will receive the above reward by ing them at 25 Varick street, REWARD.—LOST, TITS DAV, A LETTER DATED dwritten ty Hatt Germany. Whooy " rn the s No. Lay Washingt te will revnive above reward FP. W.C. WEDEKIND IRSTRUCTIO RIVATE INSTRUCTION IN PENMANSHIP.— MMR. iver B. Goldemith will reoeive a limited awmber ot | for private insten in the art of Pe Hip, at f 0 Krondway will commen rooW ton Monday, bi ntle BLE ENGLISH man, nd fe thoron he given. A WISHES TO FIND A SITUATION FRENCH LA OARD WANTED IN THB menths, by two gentlemen Sours eee i and nurses, thin twe hours Py rma ae Park, Twenties! ‘venue and Irving Place ~ y ERM OIL RECTI! OR MERC! Tansaman Maschaster, Bngloa ‘treet, between —The subscribe: Meteo Fourie that he will Wages. May be seon at 9 Third avenue. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE married woman, as Wet Nurse—los scemer of Watabal ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE barmaid, and to assist with the doing housework for Bers, ADUfact is tw fred. A small Inquire at Nitee walk of Palton ferry, Bre ARD IN THE without small summer, ins priv city, per railroad. that to) 3 oo] an age! 9 for tie aaleat ite sapertes Sets for Address 8. X., core of Messrs. Willmer RY—A GENTBEL residence, whale twe bears vurrounding for pure air and varied landsespe. Address Beske JN BROOKL tram Valton ¥ commodsted with whol rooms, {n & gen se, WI jorded to make themselves a home. Also, @ fret Pianos, Termsmoderate, with the chelee of evvital Tocms Apply at 99 Washington street. OARD.—TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN accommodated with partial at No 47 Stanton otrevt, near the Bi . ANTED--FO! ily; widow lad: ae Lick Water, the hest Portable Soda Fs jor use-—Congreas Water, SOMA & CO. 185Broadway. COUNTRY PAPER COL- lected quickly.—Oollections om the town of Corni are made with promptnoss, atte, &e., in ever ates and Causdi pi VAN VLECK, office corner of Wall and Broad and iroping, or is oa} O8T OFFICE, NEW ¥ORK.—NOTICKE.—THE MAILS ited States Mail steamship Washi this office on Saturday, the 14th {ust , at 1036 for France must be prepaid 21 « te pow pate Airy “ourth street, in the rear cond avwa ues. Betwen First and ua THREE MINUTES WALK ‘SNTED-SITVATIONS, Lad TWO RESPECTABLE ARRANGEMENT. State of New Yor! THE COMPLAINT MADE AGAINST rette, was dismissed, crime had been di a sbort distance in th: required, Can H. Post, by Gilbert born, as it appeared that dand Mr, Terrette would not appear to be eross- won yy days, at CO 8pring | RENCH LOOKING GLASS PLATES, | Plate Class for shy lchtes trot. tb s wramatacvors of BO e TR, S57 & 200 Fearl etzect, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion as good Cook, in a private family; she understands ave no objection to go mshort country. ‘The best of city refrence given, for two days, if not engaged, ITUATION AS cook, ference, if required, HILADELPHIA, J ‘NE 1}, 1851.—-TO THE EXECU- tive Committee of the Hamblin Festival, jance with mj ide syyeral atts oUF 46H Vitsatiod—the enor of your worthy fellow- hs To-dey, { received from you, by “ur number, # letter addressed to Mady- official functionaries of together with @ request tnat t would troduction to her, in order that for her consideration promised yon I would do, and { eatest cheerfulness, and with san Twas satistied by jhe manner in whic’ 1 was received, when I waited on M'lle ition to introduos your messenge influenced by some of the advivers whe it would not consist with ber iuterests to Marie D’ Olga! rrente may be had ADY, IN A SMALL Board paid im at 25 Prince street ANTED—BY A WJMAN whe sad stands washing ai York, comer of Clothiers, No, 112 Fultoi Gest ligheful fobrie for introduced a new and ‘bomas 8. Hamblin, Dutch, have ju sommar wear, manufactui i durability, aud comtort caum OARD—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BE AC- d newly furnished room or ighborheod, noar the above Fighth street, with s very smal! fa~ the house Address M. J, Office. Reference net neces by several of ti wt sO NS TED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, €0 housework; she is @ good was! ‘< make herself generally useful. Please ap- 0, 489 Vearl street, front roo ANTED—A LADY, WHO CAN GIVE UNEXCEP- tionab to take the sole charge of a respect- ady furnished and occupied, # be nimediately, (stating name and Fesi- rocure for the pearel hey might lay the sul decirion, This 1 ‘wine hopes that T fy. aud no other boarders ii Monday, Croudway Pos EAM ENGINES—ONE 15 HORSE ENGINE, BOILERS, and one* horse Ei room, first floor, iremt \d woul with one to throe A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, 0 ib Twenticth street, butweem RIVATE BOARD. two single gentlom NICAL LAMPS AND GAS FIX. RENCH ME This store ie removed to the drat floor of the surround her, that Artintic Chandeliers, Candela: arcel, Moderator, Studio comply with the very general suggestion of Mr. Haimbli frieuds, and the friends of the proposed festival, by ad ling her aid'to the great array of talent, that has alroady come forward to give eal AVERLEY HOUSE, NO. 697 BROADWAY, CORNER of Fourth street, York, ception of permanent and transient Boarders. The house ip well arranged with parlors and bedro the best atyle of the first clase hotels of public patronage is solicited. BY A RESPECTABLE ANTED—A SITUATION, lady, lately frem the old co 5 geod plain worker. to the testimonial, I regretted this fur 4; for I could ‘not doubt that. were fore her upon its merita, 30 t it, the promptings of her tion would be such as to induse to the fullest ex- ‘and furnished in ew York. Asbarg W. RENALL, Preprietor. — FEW FAMILIES OR SINGLE GENTLEM! ements, with full oF Apply at 46 Ho it. DARDONVILLE, 445 Broadway. GE'S BRILLIANT, CO- lored Exhibitional Fireworke.— The works from this La- have taken the first premium from the American Institute for the Inat twelve years. All orders sont to the United States Laboratory, Jersey City, or our gonersl depot, 3 Maiven lane, will receive prompt attention, J.G, & ISAAC EDGE. P.8,—We have also on hand the largest stock of small works in the eountry. ECHANICAL DRAWINGS, REMIUM FIREWORKS, ow, if she could ha of judging of the matter for herself, eh would be her decision. But whether this ‘that the proposed testi eminent aad infueal ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, to do g ei a wdroet, eoond ¢ merally useful. First avenue, GENTLEMAN WANTS BOARD IN BROOKLYN OR and tea—breakfast half street, third floor, corner ‘Twenty-second portion of your: stim support and proffered aid of the most ti of the dramatic and musical performers—and bi rilliant tribnte to one so deserving, i Alter a twenty amblin, in your midi if with such assooiations with th ‘the present, a festival like that which be not the most successful thin T have the honor of renaine LE GRAND SMITH. THE SUBSCRIBER returned to the oy, = tee vr eaanens as raughteman, om mt for t! ale of patente. — ep tH. BAILEY, Residence—West Fifteenth street, first door east of Sixth past 6 to 7 o’cloek—in & we. Address L, L., at this offiee. IRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLY OR EX \ite, with board, may be had on applicatio LY St. Mark's Place, Bighth street. UNTRY BOARD—AT ‘THE BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE ‘ood, N. from Se the Camden and Ensy of uccess to the cit required, Inquire of C. Beekman street, N. Y., betw ——— LODGINGS, &e. PPANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLO Arama to rent, at 22 Waverley place. WO FURNISHED BEDROOMS TO LET, IN 4 PRI- vate family, to single gentler for the use of occupants. Location ‘Terms very medera' ANTED—A SITUATION, woman, as Chambermaid, or to sew and tais ‘Can epeak German tnd Frencn. The and may be seen for two cays. Please apply at No. 1 City Hall place, room No. Il. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WO. ‘Nurse, or to wait on a lady; wage. -omfurtable hom care of children. of city reference gi and such exertions 3LECT TO HAVE YOUR ©. d from moth, dust, and sand, their original lustre restored by Wentworth’ pet Cleaner. Juat address ADIES, DO NOT. ets thoroughly cl ing, gentlemen, your ob’t. serv't , WH Pune, {£.—TROTTING by the proprietor for horses that ne’ mile heats in harai purse $9, mile F horses that nover won a purse over $30. ile h et 3 in 5 in harness, for horses nurse over $80. No. 5, paci oderate. Roferoneset » Attorney, be., 25 the hours of ten and three jot4, bY penny post, to J, treet, were the machi 24 Maiden lane will be promptly Carpets called for and returned on the short- from two to four cents per INE BOTTLES AND DEMIJOHNS. 100 do. 18'r do., 1,000 1, 2, ENGS & NICHOLS, © te for the Granite Glass Compan 20, 100 croce German and French claret bottles; 100 groce Briatol patent wine. HE UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY.—WARE- house 19 Nassau street.—This company is offering, olceale, ( ar'a Patent Metallic India Rubber Goo tonsisting in part of coats, olouks, ponchos, army an life preservers, carriage cloths, India rubber othe, interfering SAME: W. HOPKINS ENTREVILLE Mowin, heats in harness, ANTE D—A SITUATION, rirl, to do chamberwork, or as Seamstress.” ‘T'hy Please call at 2 Morris street. Can be ANTED—A SITUATION AS GARDENER, BY A jerstands his business in all its different RS AND BED- beate in harnes Bo. 4, purse $id mile heats, best 3 y, Stoddard, N. H. ‘above purses to come off jay, Juze 16th. Entries for the purses to clove on 13th, by 10 o’eloc! sarurpaceeds Ralarene te. Inquire as 356 Breed~ Friday evening, Ju Hotel, 18s Chatham street. JOEL CONKLIN SPORTIN iG. GE TO THE SPORTING WORLD—JOE will match an anim: Pounds, to fight any dog not exceodi The money is ret t killing aud other canine sport, on Friday evening. wholesale, Goodyear’ ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE woman, a8 Cook; ‘& good wasner and ironc! ood bread. The best of cit RNISH D ROOMS TO LET, WITHOUT BOARD, treet, near Groomwiok ‘dining ealvom at Ni begiven. Apply at 42 Henry street, im the basement. Can be seen for two days. ANTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE young women-—one, to cook, wash, 46 Chambermaid and Seamstress, or men, at No. 15 Ju} erma moderate, ‘There wich street, clo: ‘Se. TOP President. WARREN ACKERMAN, Vice President. N. WILLIAMSON, Treasurer LEA, PATENT POLISHER.—FRENCH AND AMERI- can Torniture repaired ; Dentist Cases relined and polished in the best m & week at the resi J, wot exceading 14 2% pounds weight, ly at Grand street ind iron; the other tof city references lease cail at No. 283 of the owner; Office D ts if aseford’s tun A tashion, which be wit sell Ai Ann street. y climate, Gountry sell ato reassvable pric _ | kagle Tables, with his patent air eush | very cheap. ‘Apply at his manufactory, ARM FOR SALE CHEAP, FOR CASH—SITUATED in Rockland county, within tw Yor, cd and all hinds HE PIANOPORTE —A just arrived from Lo ing long studied under the above une: competent to perfect her pupils in alll styles of Foraddress, apply to Messrs, Dubois & Warrincr, 300 Broadway. tended to. Nd Mercer stres BONNY BREAST KNOT." oh, the bed bugut ping are the fleas ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT | bermaid apd Waiter, or to do gen LADY, A PUPIL OF MONS. jon, gives loshons on the Oh, the bed bu, Apply at 206 Broome street. ‘Oh, the oily be: seen for two day ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- She in a good plain cook, washe hjections to take charge of a baby, or tr business thoroughly. he party cam be ‘acres of good land, hi ‘afirst rate oroh: To aperson who wants a good smal to be met with. a Mr. Wilson, 108 South street, New Yo Monsey Hotel, N. Y. aud B. RR. NW. mn they get ont! There was a“ Ly. on” in the town— PIANO—A FFW MORE PUPILS oduted with inatrnctians on t « Music Room, No, 82, first floor, Howard stroet, Guitar—instructions on Music Rooms. on the Boehm Flute A warrior of great reaowa— Who when he put his powder down They ail of them tay dees, —The fare te YON, 424 Broxtway. | th street, near Houeton, in t | Mousey ia ab cents, |” OUNTRY SEAT ON THE » wants a clear e plexion, or 8 «iliky h All can have hot , moxt lovely I declare. 1, WHITE SKIN ALL HAVE who use the true Jones’ Chemical Soap, be Uneir ski ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Seamstress, or to wait on young ladies, Advertiser has served her time at dressmaking. The best of Please to call at No. W Third OR SALE—A VERY HANDSOME AND COSTLY 8E- eond hand Pisnoforts, Boston mede, in good order, will it sacriice, in consequence of the ft Eee, feel. roadway, where it oan be seen. i i i PERSONAL, 7 ‘ESDAY LAS! four feet in height, with dark hair au fe cloth pilot trousers and vest, aad iMliam Stretton, a native of Derb lon of said boy will be thankfull, rat 3S Broadway, city referenae can be give: avenue, up stairs. ANTE D—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE and capable girl, as Chamber: tions, and is Foally ine, aya wondertul article. A 3 f{ Jones” Coral Hai Restorative forcer ures dandrud, and dresses coarse dark, toft aad beautiful. sold at Jones’ Spanish » for ladies), 463 Broadway. pplied with & great variety of fruit. The dom ap) Son ey mon toe ltudeon, New Yer ing, OD VLEXANDER BIRNIR. LE OR TO LET—THOSE TWO FIRST CLASS four-story houseson Thirty second street, west of Broad~ way, built in the very best manner or Washer and and you will not regre 1y White Depot (a fin Can be seen fortwo days, at Su) Fourth strect, at her late employers. SITUATION, BY A with good city refers in a private family, Please call at 225 Wa ANTED—A SITUATION, IN A RES! family, as Seamstre: owing, by an’ English 2 Con be seon at Now d NTEL CANDELABRAS.—JUST RECEIVED FROM | Cornelius & C bh with all the modem im. Inguire of Mr. KR. F. Carman, No. 14 Euey ixteenth street. Solar Chandeliors, ‘ine silver plated on “R. MORGAN, 1g Will Gtevets, opposite tne ehureh. ICOLAY, SURGICAL APPARATUS MAKER AND for twelve veurs had the dite jor lodge rooms, el Germen silver 1 joven, Spoons $4, & wtreet, betweon SHARES OF 1HE STOCK OF ng Company. Address box AQ, ing, or having resided, in Jonatoan Walton, Sazuel 8 Orthepodist, wh ablishment of Ort that he is now prepared te Artificial Arius and Legs, which move with Lity as matoral urse or Chambermaid, or to do plain Thirteenth stréct, between F OR SALE—TH Ving whole sale Grocery, Pi iugton street.” Ter ioe, OCK AND GOOD WILL OF A duce, and Commis me easy to % Kod xecute all orders in & Rowson, Isane KK. Rillic lip Collins, jun. Buektnws, bplzatar Beysrll, Pete Batt Joseph Pearson, James lor Pellard, Parmy, Ludiam & Sons, Lemesle, Mark ANTLD—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE was for luxation, young woman, as Cook; Is a firew 7 ironer, and a perfect baker; country; bas liv pe seen for two da; NTLEMAN WIL asported cargo of pr RK THIRD OW bas no objoction to go to t with the one family for four years. at No 6 Mott street. or (rogister in chancery Lewis Leyson, jougly, William Pollard, ‘any of their lecal representatives, will addrens id), O. #. Q., Wasiuington City, D. C., they will learn a sreatly to theiz advantage. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE woman, with a fresh br urse; the best of referen \. call at 09 Broome street, in the rear, fiest tioor. PROTESTANT r 4 —CUT NAIL quality, of every variety and ices, for sale by C. I he H. RR, Depo, POK SALE, BY M. RODGERS & OF Fulton Market, @ fie lot of Grecm Turtle, of ald EXCURSIONS. RAND BXCURSIONS TO © ing at Port Hamilton each way ‘The new and splendid tteamer TROJAN, Capt. man, will commence rnuning daily to Coucy Istand, on Mon- "June Yth, 151, leaving Spring etrect, N. Kat 10)s A. N.K., U1 A. Moand 4 P.M. “Hoe at 6’ o'clock. N. By CAL TUBULAR DIAPHRAGM BOIL. ve, formerly ke ATENT VERT it to manufacturer, plieable te every po © CAPITALISTS.—YOR SALE, A BLOCK 0} ph, with water p twenty lots filled N in Europe would be Tho’ bevt of recom. wb Doi Sixth etreot, 9 a1 river steamer proprictors, + e economy of luel and vee Lo every par’ turning, will leave the inl sone are forbid trusting thin boat ou scoouat p the Bast Kive the boiler, and durat re from Avenw 7RT NURSE WANTED—A YOUN ut for $2,000 # year. shove dock, and ver; ilers, with ares WOMAN, WHO a fs entitely uneacamber eof from (0 to. wer Buffalo, Capt. Sarith, will f commencing Sunday, homas Ainge Devyr, viet, Kay. ® Wall sure, F tionary engines, will be ub by calling et the office, | | Fo LET=A Lan leaving ‘Thirtoeath plying to O. W , Lovejoy’s Hotel, this GARRET ROOM, THIRD of 1,112 Broad ay, 2 by 70fect deep. ‘Apply to alee AL, IW Pearl wtecet, or Mr. Raynor, Thirty-third stress aad. ANTED—A LADY, OF GOOD EDUCATION AND 0 complete a circle for Private Theatricals and mental improvement in cloeation. but a indy of the first respectabilit Fure 12; cents eacn HOMSHS, CARRIAGKS, dia. PS FOR SALE.~A NOTHER EXCURSION At the request of @ great many pe Vented by the rain from going with the Te Arsociation to Hunt's Bridge TO WEST MOUNT VERNON rs old, warranted © LET, AND THREE YEARS" tory house known ae S Ninth and Teuth ‘ont Oftice, stating whore sound and kind in single nia Mowe stoad interview san be had, SE FOR SALE.— tages Feplote wit’ modern co y and part of the VINTEEN YEARS OF and resides with ANTED—A LaD ABOU next, the 16th in City Mail at 10 o'cloek in the 109 Waver street. very enperior, NTED—A SITU man as Coachman, in a privat ference will be giv apply, by note, to A. F. D,, Coachman, at this mvet with immediate attention, y AVEER—WANT TION, BY A You O LET—A LARGE PARLOR, UN INO. F, LUTHER, the firet floor of t o houre corner FURNISHED, { Gr en for Indies’ and genth dle horves to let by the resent emplo yor, lagher, om th 10 promises, Ue be soem from D, A MAN WAITE LET—A Bas usiness will On MENT STORE, SUITABLE FoR Workshops, wad | er of Rove strect; alse, steum Cnygines fur sale, varying from 20 to 6 horec pow 0 LET~TO SINGLE 1 furnished rooms; al ORSE FORK SALK.~A HANDSOME BORRE at No. 6 Duane, « good Lauadross. “well taken cure 4 th full oe per lass hows, ‘Re AGdrors, with real memes, to M. ‘ near and wost of Breadway, manent board, i ND @ CATHA je stock ef Linen Sheetings, at le not higher than Monston. THE STORK 104 ted up, for tho dry goods of the ill health of the pro The hatures will ie sold ehoap. KGE FRONT ROO! THR rs Aree, opposite tae ‘for a, ONE OF THE BEST FAMILY HORSES in this city, 15 hands 3 inches high, jet black, eight nd of remarkable endurance, May be seon at fourth strect aud Latayotve be com at A2 Ble | years old, a p. worful traveller, RIGHTH AVENUF, business, to be let im upholstery line, an any house in the + 2 por cont lens ve with a private fn VOR SALE—A PAIR OF BAY BOBTAILED HORSES, ted to be the best fa dd Sold in consequence o Aleo, two carriages and ba by vtreet, between Bleecker and Houston streets, hia lant place, ‘Can be seen for two day ANTED—TUREE OR FOUR RESPECTABLE YOUNG ly address, to ‘© those well e¢\perionced in cay ass- nid. Apply to y ©0., 46 Vesoy atrect. at 25 Christy «tres, horses in town, GOODS MERCHANTS h Joguize of W. Bi. om $100 upwards, for )R SALE—A LIGHT WORCESTERER GIG, BUILT Ie is well euited Tiding shout the oity, as it it © remarkal d has leather curtains and oxti ARLOR, UNPURNISUED, containing all the iste sm oom toot OUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU. one can be completely @ thee, To be pee | at Underbill’s wenty-tive year floor, front room. Cam be EN, No. | Astor House, M 8 for two days, if not engaged. - SALE—A 81” (nearly tlack,) sixteen han o# and & half. ENDID DARK BROWN MARE, high, and will trot her Warranted so table form carriage or famil kine & Beushe's lumber yard, of Mir, Craft, or Whitmore, SUBSCRIBER INVITES utiful and extensi iat reovived, of rich Mantillar, in peculiarly light and y warm wenther, lored and black RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SI- ids #he is a tirst-rate 1d do the general housework of a small private first rate washer and ironer, and hina t 10 bost Please oall at No. b Narse or Chamber 0 LEASE FRANKLIN HOUSE BUILDINGS—TER 45 of city reteren Bixth street, up Silk Mantillas, of t OR SALE—TWO NE ROAD Hors . ONE GRAY RESPECTABL todo general housework of take car ariety of Varna ia Bunporiua, 33 on second and third floors Courtiands rtreet. RUG STORE FOR SALE —A PINE corner of Twn! Inquire of Mr. Rickerson, jeaso wall at No, HAMPAGNE WINES.—JUST RECEIVED, A SUPE ines, of various colobentod Persons in want are cormestly requested to make rehasing, at DALLIMOKE'S Broome #treet, corner of ( VOR SALE—A SUPERIO) old stand. "Will te, of the best locations im aring business om x ine ow corner of Walker street nla ANTED TO RENT. FOR & children.) pert of @ house ia city, went of Broadway. The house must be only one other family RESECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- Assist with sewing rivt lot of Champagne hawberwork, if require country, if required. Call at Hi Prin YOUNG MAN, A G lege, having some knowledge Brandy Store, Aico, n Rockaway Carriage, nearly a j shifting back to fr: phecton Wheon, ta perch, and Itt La do hy Browster, ALL FAMILY, (NO capootable part af (be OTCH AND INDIA PAL AND LONDON AND BELFAST Cot wirect, between Micke # addressee! to 8. ©, at uni Keo, will mest with’ prompt can improve himself ria the weet tscdaannain nance stant Teacher in he eam be weetal. £0 Broome street, ihe celebrated brandy store. BARKPEPER similar situstion, wh ¥, 98 they can bo of nu use, Address R. BM. Hew SPRCTABLE STEADY MAN WANTS A SITUA ectable meron INERS AND DRESSMAKERS.—TO LET, A ST_Authony street, CPIM ward) The Sixtures are eonveniont, elo~ if aud’ the rent moderate, Apply a5 SOLLAMOKE HOUSE, NEW YORK, first: rate store, No, TOMB ASSOCIATION, et according to & resolution pas ANDSOMELY FURNISNED ROOMS, WrrnoDY ot his pass book at ce we the neat moet © door, bo obtain a ‘CORNELIUS A, COOPER, R. 8. ILLAGE OF MOTT HAVEN, MANOR OF MORRISA ho BREWHA t by 109, on the poet fully really FY CLOTHING AND FU! highest price can be o! of Now York i# rapidly immadintely att ty, &e., 80 diepore WANTED, TWO MEN be Ladion atten ACCUSTOMED TO gsr ay: Saronah to by Mra. Levoustyn. OFF CLOTRING AND TURE dies or gentlemen leaving ae! y ay tain the higivent exh by vonding thr L. a. D —Ladien wetonded by PUMLACN TIONS. OF THE NEW ¥ 45-4 and 44 wi OOKKREPER, SALESMAN, &¢ ‘ough the Post, ot USSRLDORP, 13 Rim street. Mire. Dumoldorp. —LABMS AND GENTLE baoriber the highest eneh erfinous articles of ov price for cast of clothing, and din any quantity, Address heongh MORONEY, athis store, 11 Orange stree SUCH AS CAST OFF ue D CHANCE 18 NOW OFFERED To BOTS WANTED K, COZENS, at DM. COW: ine through the Post Off. No. 1 Barelay etree d.8 NEAGLE, Wd Nasvau steve