The New York Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1851, Page 7

= i iS 3 E & 4 é. = Gre See omental testimony of their esteem for abilities. pe programme ls saket: eter sc- tion, and will likely draw an immense house. The Aret piece is chahepenne’s weed of ** Macbeth.” ‘The character of neeeth Sy . Eddy; that of Macduff, by Mr. Tilton, Macbeth, by Miss C Wemyss; and the other characters by a very talented company. Miss Hiffert will ‘one of ber admirable songs, and Mr. Leffingwell will acomic song. The terminati: feature will ular drama of * Michael Erle,” the cha- racter of that name being sustained by Mr. Tilton. From the attractive features of this bill, and the receipts being tr @ very popular actor, who has, for many years, been contributing to the amusement of the dramatic public, we have no doubt but the house will be crowded. Broapway TneaTre.—This is announced ag tho last week of the performance of ‘‘Azael the Prodigal Son,” and to those who have not seen it, we would say it is a rich treat, which should not be lost. ose who have already witnessed it, will find that they can appreciate its many beauties of scenery, logue and dramatic incident, far better on a se- cond or third visit. The play has never failed to Jay hold upon the hearts of the audiences, and al- ways leaves a strong impression on the mind in favor of virtue, temperance, and fidelity. Who can witness the appa ling picture of the voluptuous prodigal, presented by Mr. Conway, without being warned of the dangers into which Azael has been drawn by waywardne: d folly? His impersona- tion of the Prodigal Son is a masterly Pinar of act- ing, equally effective throughout, and artistically eautiful where he defends his betrothed from the rs, and then having rescued her, offers him- self as the saerifice. Miss Anderton, and Mr. N. B. Clark, enact their parts in admirable style; and the dancing of Mademoiselle Therese, and the whole corps de ballet is graceful and buoyant. Brovenam’s Lyceum.—This well managed and favorite resort is becoming more popular ever day—this is principally owing to Brougham himself, who is unceasing in his efforts to make the ae attractive, by not only pene light and highly am piroos. but also in the engagement of many of the best actors of the day. e entertain- ments, this evening, will commence with the new drama called the ‘‘ Ladies’ Battle,” in which Messrs. Lynne, Beonghiere Jordan, Miss Julia Bennett, and Miss Julia Gould, will sustain the principal characters. This will be fol- lowed by a favorite dance by Miss Tayleure and Mr. Flete! In the course of the evening, the band will execute a new Polonnaise, by Goodecke, with choral accompaniments. The’ concludin, feature will be a piece which has drawn crowded houses every night it has been ese The princi- 1 characters will be sustained by Mr Brougham, Mr. Lynne, Miss Mary Taylor, Mrs. W. Kk. Blake, Mrs. Brougham, Miss Kate Horn, Mrs. Vernon, and Miss Julia Gould. Nisvo’s Garpen.—Burton, the great comedian together with his excellent company, wili appear this evening, in the beautiful comedy of ‘ London Assurance.” When the dramatic public consider the cat attraction of this evening in having Mr. Placide as Sir Harcourt Courtly, Mr. Bland as Charles, Mr. Blake as Max Harkaway, Dunn as Spanker, Lester as Dazzle, Burton as Mark Med- die, Mrs. J. Wallack as Lady Gay Spanker, Misa Weston as Grace Harkaway, and Miss Hill as Pert, there can be little dcubt but that the house will be crowded in every department. The above cast comprises many of the best comedians of the day—each a star in his own line; and when these are headed by Burton and Placide, those who love sterling acting will be sure to visit Niblo’s to-night. ‘The performances here every other night differ— the Ravels, who are the greatest favorites that have ever aged in this city, appearing three evenings in the week, and Burton's celebrated company the other three. Narionat. THEatRE.—This evening is set apart for the benefit of Mr. H. Watkins, who is an un- doubtedly talented actor, and has become a general favorite with the patrons of this flourishing theatre —the entertainments selected being exceedingly attractive, consisting ef a New York drama, aster- ling play, and a ony farce, we hope his friends anf % public will handsomely patronise him. ‘Those sterling artists and great favorites, Mr. J. R. Scott, Mrs. Melinda Jones, and Mr. Jefferson, as comedians of great celebrity, are to appear, sup- ported ad entire strength of the pop ¢ performance will commence with the Tarquin,” in which Mr. yon This will be fol- lowed by the laughable farce of “My Precious Betsey,” in which Mr. Jefferson will ‘sustain his celebrated part of Mr. Bobtail; and the amuse- ments will terminate with a new local drama, called the “Heart of the World, or Life’s Struggle in a Great City,” in which Mr. Watkins will personate the principal character. Curisry’s Minstrett.—This truly talented and efficient company have experienced the most unpre- cedented success ever known in the United States, and continue, if possible, more attractive than ever. ‘This hall is nightly filled to overflowing with de- lighted and enthusiastic audiences, and their oxcel- lent performances elicit marked bation. A fine programme is announced for to-night. Fetiow’s Mixstrets axp tHe New Ortrans Serexaners have firmly established themselves as reat favorites with the publig of New York. Their eautiful hall is nightly the “seene of delight and admiration, being crowded to excess. 0 pro- ‘ramme offered for this evening, contains some of their best songs and dances, together with the bur- lesque opera, “Fireman's Chaunt,” and several choles instrumental pieces. American Museum.—The entertainments for this afternoon and evening are very attractive, and no doubt will, as usual, attract a very full house. Mavame Awxna Bistor axo Mn. Bocusa arrived from the South, by the Southerner, Owing to Mr. Bochsa not being recovered em from his severe illness to attend professional duties, it is uncertain when we shall hear ‘again the eminent cantatrice, Banxey Writtams, the Irish comedian and wife, are playing in Pittsburgh, to full houses, They next pro- ceed to Cincinnati, Cleveland and Buffalo, Miss Onrantorre Cusiaan ia playing at the Walnut etreet Theatre, Philadelphia Signorina Parodi is giving ‘concerts at St. Louis, Mo. A second performance for the benefit of the “Lite- rary Guild,” took place on the 27th ult., at De- voushire Hose, and differed from the first by the removal of the royal box, and the addition of new farce to Sir E. B. Lytton’s comedy. This farce is of the old extravagact school, and seems to have been written chiefly for the purpese of show- ing the talents of Mr. C. Dickens in what is called Lg a *personation” part. Nothing can be more im- obable than the story, and there is some drollery in the dialogue; and the system of disguising and counter-disguising is well kept up by Mr. Lemon and Mr. Dicker: Inrerestine From Tenvanrerec.—By the arrival of the Robert Spedden we have late news from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Vera Cruz, and the city of Mexico. Maj. J. A. Kelly, who was lately con- nected with the surveying party on the Isthmus, came over on the Robert Spedden. The Major is direct from Minatitlan, where he has been en- gaged for sometime in observing and noting the tides of the Coatzacoalcos. He reports that the vomito is prevailing at Vera Cruz e American Consul, Captain Rogers, had been ill of it, but was getting better when the Spedden left. The survey of the isthmus is entirely completed, and the hydro- graphic party was waiting at Minatitlan for trans- poitation home. Mr. Avery’s party was expected every oor from the Jaltipan. It was expected that Mr. Williams and his party would be ready to move from Minatitlan on the ath i ant. A portion of th's party was at the Pass of Chevela at the latest he other part was at the Cerro En- eantada. Major Barnard was at £1 Barrio, where he was dai'y improving in health. He also was ex- ected at Minatitlan by the 5th instant. The ealth of the members of the sh | we ure glad to learn, bas generally heen very goo The schooner Helen Mar, Captain Selkirk, was seized at Minatitlan, on the 19tb ‘ultimo, by the Mexican authorities. ‘Ten soldiers and a sergeant were placed on board, and the next day the rigging was cut ‘y- he captain entered a protest be- fore the American Consul, J. A. Pleasants, Esq., and thus the matter stands at present. The Ilelen Mar had cleared at Vera Cruz for Minatitlan, and the captain was unaware that he had committed any violation of the Mexican laws. The revenue cutter Duane had gone down to the Coatzacoalcos, the commander having given notice of his intentions to the Collector at Ver The Sears had alro left for the Coatzac Thirty-four Califor- nians came passengers from Vera Cruz on the Sears. ‘They had taken the Acapulco route, and had been four months at sea, having been becalmed that length of time on the Paciie.—N. 0. Delta, June 8. Superior Court—Spectal Term. Before Chief Justice Oakley Jone 16.—Drersions.— Daniel L. Jones. agt, WW. Gil man, et. al—Motion to set aside report of referee de nied. with costs. Edward Evans.agt, John Hrath—Demurrer allowed, with leave to defendant to amend on payment of costs Maria Reynolds) adm's, Ge. agt. Samuel Reynolds— Motion to set aside attachment, granted. with $10 cc dames Foster, Jr. agt. Mows C Brown.—Motion to set eride report of referees devied, with $10 eoste. Leovard T. Appleby agt. John B Corlies, §e.—=Motion to fet aside report denied. with costs Hannah Griffin, ogt Henry Byrne —Same Micaela Echesurea. agt. Charles J. Smith.—Report referred back to Judge Daly. or parties may choose a new feferee in absence of Judge Daly In the Matirr of Opening Broadway from Seventh to Tenth a-enve. Referred to James 8. York, to take proof of | tacts on petition Inthe Matter of 1 Seventy-righth ety ret. Report of commissic ners confirmed Opening ond Firtevdive I! Win. V. Leegett. and J poker th 6 saabnc aS 6S COMMA NE a ee! fate Rewd, jer, mp- hee RETURNS SHOWING THE NAME AND FLACE OF PUBLICATION, HOW OFTEN ISSUED, CHARACTER, TERMS FER ANNUM, AND CIRCULATION, OF EACH NEWOPAPER AND PERIODICAL IN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Ne Publications, Pi 1 ee ). Circ, (cesta Setcpst wey. ie do. \-weekly, weekly’ dams: 20 go. Beutral:. 2.00 708 oe ae — 70 %@ 0. — Hartford Times, 50 900 Do, do, 00 5,800 Hartford Courier, 75 1,000 Christian Secretary, 00 1,800 The Repub 90 2,000 en 00 1,500 00 “900 % 200 do. monthly,— .. 100" — N. Britain, do. = 0 —_ itehfield, do. 00 1,200 Litchfield Republican, C do. 00 1,000 Saybrook Mirror, Saybrook, do, — 500 Bentinel, Middletown do. = 110 Constitution, do. do, ‘ig.. — 1,000 Son of Temperance, do. do temperance — 1,600 Derby Journal, Derby, dail; 21/200 Do.“ do." di weekly, 5h WaterburyAmerican, Waterbury,do. "family. . 1,100 Journal & Courier, New Haven, ' daily, whig., — 1,100 Connecticut Herald, do, — tri-weekly, 1.000 Do. do. do. weekly, di i New Haven Palladium, do. daily, di - Do. ‘40. do. tri-weekiy, do... — 4,000 De. do. do. weakly, do. - Columbian Register, do. daily: ” dem... 3 4.000 Do. do. do. weekly, a Amer. Jou of Science, do. bi-monthly, sei 1 1 New Engl Chureh lo. piturterly, ogee 1 Do. do. Norwich Aurora, do, Chronicle, New London, Do. do. Morning Star, do. daily, New London Democrat, New Lon., weekly, Public Medium, Windham, do. neutral, WindhamCo.T @ wh raph, Killing) Veet ‘Killingly. Total circulation, so far a8 ascertained STATE OF VERMONT of Issue, $e. Terms. Ci weekly, whig. .$1 0 1 do. 0. do. True Democrat, rgenn State Banner, Ben Vermont Gazette, North Star, Danville, Caledonian, St, Johnsbury, Burlington Sentinel, Burlington, 10. 0. 0. Burlington Free Press, do. Do. do. Burlington Co; St. Albans Mes: Northern Advertiser. math: Vt. Family Gazette, Bradford, wee! Green Mountain Gem, do. monthly, Aurora of the Valley, Newbury, weekly, Orleans Co. Gazette, Irasburg, do. 2Ee81 8) sees 11 S8BE1E! Rutland Herald, Rutland, do. Vt. Union Whig, do. do. Vt. Tribune, Brandon, do. Brandon Post, 0, do. rmont Patriot, Montpelier, do. Watchman&StateJour., Mont.,do. een Mount'n Freeman, Montp'r, do. Christian Repository, do. do. Christian Messenger, do. do. Incustrial Excelsior, Waterbury, do. advertising 30 GreenMount’nEagle, Wilmington, do. ~~. = Republic, Rockingham, do. whig., = Chronicle, Windsor, do. congregational ~ Journal 0, do, whir., Mercury, Woodstock, do. do) — Axe, ‘ do. democrati¢ = — Total circulation, so far as ascertained. .... Sere ie 410,756 A Sineviar Woman.—An old lady, 90 years of age, named Elizabeth Wolfinger, died last week in Upper Dublin township, Montgomery Co., where she had long been a resident, and until within six months of her death, occupied a small house en- tirely alone. Upon examining the house after her decease, the neighbors found carefully stowed away in different places, no less than $1,400, all bankable soney, except a $50 bill, together with some $2,000 in bonds and mortgages—making in all, the snug little sum of over $3,400. The old fady always represented herself as very poor. She was aceus- tomed to have her taxes remitted, as it was gene- rally believed, according to ber own story, that she had only the interest of $500 to live upon-—Phila- delphia Ledger, June 6. Tur Mexican Bounpary Commisston.—A cor- respondent of the Providence (KR. 1.) Journal, writing from EL Paso, under date of Aprill ith, says, **the initial point on the Rio Grande has been found by the astronomers of the two commissions, and is to be est ished by the two commissioners next Monday, the 21st inst.,and there is to be a celebration on the occasion. 1 was in Dona Anaa few weeks ago. The initial point is near there, some fifty-eight or sixty miles from here.” fapvaer MENT. Very Small Business—White Rubber. For some years past, the combination who are trying to monopolize the entire rubber business, have cried down and sneered at Tyer & Helm’s discovery and patent of White Rubber, as “good for nothing,” as ‘* impracticable, ‘getting hard,” “getting soft,” &e., &c., to prevent the public from its use. Failing in this, and seeing its im- mense fvalue cannot be smothered, the combina- tion are now violating my patent. The Union India Rubber Company have abandoned for many entire classes of goods the English Wey under which they have, for years, conducted their manu- facture, but ppoverpoi stamped “ Goodyear’s Patent,” and commenced pirating upon my Zinc Rubber fa‘ent, for the manufacture of white and all colored rubber goods, and in utter violation and disregard of my rights. But the meanest part of the affair is, that they stamp the goods made according to my patent, which they have so long run down, “ Goodyear’s Patent;” thi aclean fraud upon me, and the public, who will probably consider it as | do, very, very small business. The smallest kind of pilfer- ing has some apology, however. The White Rubber goods, clothing of all kinds, coats, capes, tapestry, furniture covers, piano spreails, gloves, hospital sheeting, all articles for the army and navy, indeed for all purposes where rubber was ever used, my r tent is a hun- dred fold bettor and handsomer than any ever be- fore made, The public are cautioned that! have sued for piracy the Union India Rubber Company, and must ee dealers if they | he upon my patent, py seizing the goods so fraudulently made and stamped. The laws of Congress impose a penalty of $100 fine for every article so Frecorory | stamped, This patent is my property, invented by my foreman ia my employ, cost me thousands of dollars in time arid money ‘in experiments, besides four thousand dollars paid the worthy men who discovered it their invention. No one in the trade isso stupid a8 not to know these goods are fast drawing all others and all other patents out of the market— hence the fresh and violent hewspaper attacks and libel procured to be published against me by the combination, who are seeking in violation of every corsideration of right between man and map, by the combination of capital, to rob me of my pro- perty and valuable patent rights—fuleely pretend- ing that 1 pirate Goodyear’s patent, while they know very well that nobody uses Goodyear's pa- tent anywhere. I also have suits commenced to cover over $300,000 damages, for their pirating of my shirred goods patents—whieh, sooner or later, they m pay over. Is not this piracy and stamping “(joodyear pa- tent” upon my patent rather small business for a wealthy combination to be guilty of! Will they deny it! Will they give me a chance to prove it? No, for they dare not come to trial upon any of the main questions again, since my recent verdict and yet collect. With three large factories which will toon be greatly increased, | hope to supply more rapidly ail the orders for my most valuable white rabber fabrics. Horace H. Day Receipts of Produce. BY THE HUDSON RIVER BOATS. w York, June Lith, 1861 M. M. Caleb & Co— Boat Hitcheoek—1 D. Johneon; 40 bhds & 60 bbis . hams, Work, & Dreke, 12 do. to agents. Bont Asrenicas Trane Ce ee er Cobb—12 casks ashes, Bebb & Graham; 608 do flour, Adams & Sturges; 160 do J. B. Wright & Co; 61 do, Dows & Carey wat Boat Castnnia.—T6 pkgs apples, 2.200 bushels corn, © bbis, pork, 3 do. Timothy seed, Jones, Kimrod & Tities. —Charles—6.C00 bushels oats, eame | furs, Richard Sterling & Co.; 10 pac! | lin, Kink & Co.; 29 do. Tompkins & Co.; 4do. Noble & y 2do., judgment at Trenton, the cost of which I cannot as | Cresaxco Line —D. © Rexford—foat Amerioan— 2.400 feet lumber, J. Hinds; 3 pkes Butter. J. 8. White; 70 do, W_I1. Plait; Gdo. Coman & Hopkine, 14 do. D.A & Rose; 22 boxes cheese, 8. Perry; 20 do. P. W. Stebbings; & do. Laughley & Co Kexvorn Lins —L. W. Brainard —Rarge Prederick— 6.406 bushels corn, Allen & Williams; 2607 do. and 29 plus. whiskey, to the agent; 90 pkgs. whiskey, Babooek Co. Fout Priam Lixe.—Boat Clark—9,000 bushels oata, rk. Nukerk & Haffman. Grovritn’s New York axo Troy Live—Barge Erie — 1 222 bbie. flour: Gillespie, Dean & Co ; 800 do., Wallace, oO Wicks & Oo ; 696 do. Adame & Sturges; 456 do, Hoyt & Sone; 76 do, Thee. Perry & Co; & do. L. W Gardiner; wd pork. Chouteau, Merle & Sendford; 60 do, Wai- Ince. Wicks & Co.; 40 tres, hams, Work & Drake; 25 bbir high wines, P. Van Nest. New York ann Caxana lixe—C. B. Jamee—Boat Eagle. —10 bbls. ashes. J. BE. Brown; 1,000 bushels oats, to the agent. Boat Trojan—61 bushels beans, 90 do. peas, and 8700 do, oats, to the agent Ovo Troy Lise—Barge B Learned —80 bbte. coment, W. Blake 00 do, flour. BE. B. Litchfield & Co.; 725 de Suydam, Reed & Co; 500 do, Wadsworth & Bheldor de. R. FP. Suge; 165 do., Adame & Sturges: 19 do., tieroes hams and 40 do. lard, Gibson, Stockwell & Co.; 2 tiersrs hams. Bennell & Brokaw; 40 do., Work & Drake; 10 bbls. eggs, John R. Shaw > Lise.—Roat Clayton—6 casks i“ ,6do., Tompkins & Co; 8 do, p & Co; 6 do, Adams & Starges, 2.22) Condit, Noble & Co Boat Frarer—3 bbls. nee & Co, 1.200 ‘hele corn, Humphrey & bhis, pork. Gibson. Stockwell & Co; 16 pkgs #8 C0 Ode. BB Vtehaeld ee Tov it flour, J..L, Buckley & Co.; 2118 bushels rye, Waison & Co-; b bbls inrd, L-Caldwell.” Boat MeAcbsak-40) bbls flour, W. A. Brown & Co,; 120,bbis lard, Gibvon, Stock- 0. Noble & Co.; 2.228 bushels corn, to the agents; 16 tierces shoulders, D. & W. Moses. Boat M: 2,300 bushels corn, to the agents; 5 casks bacon and 19 tierces shoul ders, D, & W. Moses, Vanpewaren’s Oaweco Line.—Boat Algomah—233 bbla. flour and 2000 bushels wheat, Dows & Cary. Boat Priest—20 bbis. ashes, R. Mead & Co.; 5 do. and 606 rton & Fellows. bbls. flour, Yel & ‘Weerers Laxs Boat Line,—Boat Sophia—2.700 bushels 2.500 do. corn, J. B. Herrick. Torat.—170 bbls, ashes, 13.278 do. flour, 10,000 bushels wheat. 6.736 do, rye, 17,700 do. oats, 42.012 corn, 797 bbls. wheat, Suydam, Reed & Co.; Pork, 708 do. cut meats, 109 pkge. whiskey, New Yor, June 14, 1851. Americas Transportation Conpany.—M. M. Caleb & Co.—Boat Perry.—12 casks ashes, W. H. Sheldon; 538 barrels of flour, Adams & Sturges; 186 do., Dwight John- son, Boat Perrin.—10 casks ashes, Bebb, Grabam & Co ; 6 do. Daton, Miller & Co.; 25 barrels flour, Gibson, Stock: well & Co.; 2,511 bushels corn, to the agent. New York axp Senecca Fats Line. Boat Miners.— ‘ge Oregon.—2 bar- rels ashes, Caman, Hopkins & @o.; 820 barrels flour, I. ¥. Suge; 400 do., J. H, Reed; 208 db.’ Adams and Sturges; 105 do. and 11 firkins butter, EK. B. Litchfield & Co.; 56 half barrels flour, John U, Thorne; 6.900 bushels corn, W. ©. Heaton; 18 barrels cement, W. Blake; 30 bundles leather, Gillman & Son; 114 kegs nails, M. Trimble; 52 boxes tobacco, Lewis, Fatman & Co.; 13 do, Heald, Buckin 2.600 bushels corn, 1. Chamberlii Op Troy Lixe.—Pope Catlin.—Bay, & Co, New Yorx ann Cixcrnvati Live.—Chamberlin & Oat- man.—Boat Constitution.—13 casks ashes, Edward Cook; 2.505 bushels corn, Babeock & Co.; 50 bales , broom corn, Burger, Hulbert & Co. Osweco Cana Lixe.—J. Gilbert.—Boat Fashion,—6 shes, Bennett & Brokaw; 650 do. flour, C. V. barr Spencer. Boat Perris—80,000 feet’ lumber, Mr. Butler, ‘Troy axv Mien Samuel Hotalwig —3 c do., Dater, Miller & Co Suydam, Reed & Co.; Blauson; 1,995 bushels wheat, Dows & ashes, McN. do., Stewart, jun., & Co.; 4 do. rey; 2 boxes do., §. Perry; 10 do, B. H. Howell & Co, verton & Fellows. Troy anv Oswee N.S. Bassiter.—Boat R. Far- 500 | rell. jr.—785 barrels flour, RK. F. Sage. 1101 cusks ashes, 13 tieroes beans, 6,046 barrels 00 bushels wheat, 2.550 do. rye, 7,500 do. oate, 82,841 do. corn, 527 packages pork and other commodities mentioned inthe foregoing report. New Yorx, June 16, 1851. American Transrortation Comraxy—Boat Alfred. — 16 casks ashes. E. B. Litchfield; 359 barrels flour, Adams & Sturges; 250 do., J. I. Reed; 99 do., W. C. Heaton. Curxaxco Lake Boat Lixe—Boat Bellevale—12 bales (cotton goods, 36 do, 4-4 do, Lawrence, Clapp & Co.; 23 do. batting, and 5 sheeting, Ralph, Clark & Co.; 20 bales sheeting, Spear, Ripley & Co.; 4 barrels eggs. and 20 firkins butter, Rexford & Van Riper; 65 do. and 9 do., Beale, Melick, & Dewitt; 4 boxes domestics, F. Skinner & Co.; 2.000 bushels oats, and 50 do. barley, Rexford & Van Riper: 21 firkins butter, C, Adams & Co; 4do, W. Hi, Platt; 2 do., and 22 boxes cheese, Titus & Barnes; 17 do.. Bennet & Brokaw; 4 bales woollens, McCurdy & Spencer; 4 do., H. Coggill & Co. BE. Fen & Co's Lisy—Boat Thurlew Weed.—5,000 bushels corn to the agents. Fort Piam Line—Nukerk, Clerk & Hoffman—Boat Lancks.—65 pkgs. cheese, and 16 do. butter, Nukerk, Root & Co, Fettoxvinte Line—W. Harden—Boat Washington. — 2.600 bushels corn, to the agent; 100 bbls, tlour, Dunbam & Co. Giuirritns’ New York axp Troy Line—Barge Henry.— 700 bbls. flour, W. C. Castle; 40 do. Grifith & Tilling- hast; 2.500 bushels corn, W. C_ Heaton. New ¥ » Cixciswatt Liny—Chamberlin & Oat- Bont Babcock.—4 casks ashes, J. West; 5 do., Bur. ger & Hurlburt; 41 bbls. flour, Adams & Sturges; 2.500 bushels corn, Bubcock & Co.; 10 packages butter, Mead, Belmont & Titus. Boat Irwine—2.500 bushels corn, Bab- cock & Co.; 49 casks hams, Work & Drake. New Yorx ax Ge: Vauiry Lixe—James & Max- well—Boat Foote —700 bbls. flour, Lee, Chamberlin & Co.; 85 do., Dows & Guiteau. O10 Oswrco Live—F. 8. Littlejohn—Boat Excelsior — 36 bbls. flour. R. F. Sage; 2,571 bushels corn, to the agent Boat Ontario—4 casks ‘ashes, Ira Smith'& Co.; 2520 bushels wheat, Watson & Co. Bout Cayuga—221 bushels wheat, Watson & Co. Boat Miami--500 bbls. R. F. Sage Boat New ; 5 do., Williams & >; 26 'do., Kent, Pong & Co.; 680 bbls. tour, M Hoyt & Sone; 66 do., Philips & OLp Troy Tane—Pope Catlin—Barge Monroe.—65 bbls. cement, W. Blake; 1,960 bbls. flour, H. Nason; 60 do. to the agent; 137 bags feed, E Rt. Livermore. Barge lowa— 5 bhds.,ibark, &e., Babcock & Co. ; $3 bbls. cement, W. Blake; 624 bbls. flour, R. F. Sage; 405 do. & Co: 160 do., Griffith & Tillinghast; 4.772 bushels corn, W. ©. Heaton; 1,215 bushels and 52 bbls. potatoes, Samuel Hart; 23 boxes and 1 hhd. tobacco, L. Futman & Co.; 6 do. and 1 do., Ryder & Crawford. Osweco Transronsarion Lixs—Congdon & Jemison— Boat Wild Horse. do. pork, Theo, Perry & Co. Boat’ War Horse—70 bbls. flour, Adams & Sturges; 4,025 pieces lumber, 8. B. Cong: don.’ Boat Brewster—43 casks ashes, 0. Carwin & Co.; 13 do.. Babcock & Co.; 10 do., Woodbury & Hope; 6 do., C. Hollister; 1,024 bushels corn, M. Hoyt & Sons; 17 hhds. oatmenl, Gibson, Rockwell & Co. Orwrco ann Western Lixe-—Boat Pairfleld.--1,140 bushels shipatuffe, 960 do, shorts, R. L. Howell & Co. Boat Banner—2 £00 bushels corn, Dowes & Guiteau Prorte’s Oxweco Lixe—J. W. Campbell—Boat An- toinette,—400 bbla. four, NP. Sage; 1.386 bushels corn, to the agent: 171 packages porn, Hubbard & Sons; 76 do bacon, D. B, & W. Moses; '20 tierces bous, Work & Drake. i Roms axp New Yous Line—A. Whedon—Boat Foun- dry.—4 bbls. ashes. White & Co.; 966 sides leather, Miles & Gillman; 24 boxes cheese, Goff and Constable; 20 do, J. Boyce & Co.; 22 do., J. Perry. Boat Armstrong—3 casks ashes, 8. Freeman; 8 pkgs. butter, White & Oo; 4 do., Dalbertson & Rote; '63 boxes cheese, John Gibbs; sides leather, Thorne, Watson & Co Barge Inspector —S01 bbls. flour, a; 700 do., Clark & Co,; 430 do, Adams 140 do, Allen & Whittlesey; 110 do , Fiske do , Dows & Carey; 9 half do . Jones, Nimrod & 2 pkgs. butter, Dater, Strong & Co. Barge Van Kenselaer—6 casks ashes, Stone & Starr; 2737 bbls. flour, 19 half do, J. M. Hoyt & Sous; 17 pkgs. provi- tions: 3 bbls. tongues, Dater, Miller ® Co,; 19 pkgs. but. ter. Darling. Albertson & Rose. Barge Kentucky—760 bbls flour, Adams & Sturges; do., ROH. Arkenburgh & Co.; 500 do, W. 0. m & Co.} 200 do,, J. W. Thorne; 164 do. J.B, Wright & Co; 118'do.. W. G, Heaton; 110 do,, Clark & Coleman; 99 do., Fieke & Co; 77 do., Dows & Carey; 96 do, Dowa & Guiteau; 30 do., Kent, Pong & Co Rawls & Seymour; 21 bbls, whiskey. Scribner & Syracesr any Osweco Line—Boat Express. — 3,956 burhels shorts and 726 do. shipstuff, J, W. Vail. Boat Clayton—6 casks ashes, Kent, Pong & Co.; 3 do. Me- Bride & Sheldon; 6 do.. Tompkins & Co.; 8 do., Warren & Tompkins; 4 do , Adams & Sturges; 2230 bushels corn, Condit, Noble & Co. Beat Riciprocity—23 ble, ashes, Thos. Rigney; 2081 bushels Bout Frazer—1 200 bushels corn, 77 bbls pork, Gibson, Stockwell & Co, oat Pal 3.000 bushels corn, F. E. Littlejohn; 90 packages cut- ments, Work & Drake Troy axp Enix Live—Rarge Lefft.—8 easks ashes. N H. Sheldon; 1.284 bbls. flour, M. Hoyt & 8c ashes. Mead & Co.; 15 do., Sheldon & ( Reed & Co,; 2.131 bushels corn, Asa C. Lefft & Co. Troy axp Osweeo lax —T00 bbls. flour, Dunseomb, Cook & Co, Boat A. @ Hull—2ss bbls. flour, R. F. Sage. Vax Dewaten's Oxweoo Ly bushels wheat. I K Wrerran Laxe Boar Li flour, Thor. Rigney. Torst — 928 packages ashes; 20.67 bushels wheat; 2600 do rye: 7.000 do. onte; 47.044 do. corn; 1068 packages pork; 670 do, eutmeats; B44 do. butter; 1,145 do. cheese, and 141 do. whiskey RY THE ERIE RAILROAD. June 18—42 pkg-. butter, 7 calves, 12 hogs, and 6 lambs. ©. King; 26 «ides leather, Gilman & Co. ; 24 pkgs P butter, 21 hogs. J. Dill; 9 rolls leather, M. Mattieon; 13 tons pig iron, W. HL Townsend: 27 boxes cheese, PW Stebbins; 120 cides leather. CH. DI 3 hogs. Capt. Hill; 17 pkgs. butter, Cap hales hay, N. Puff; 116 pkgs. butter Jas live hogs, 11 lan dell; 5 pkge butte berries, 260 pkgs. butter, to various orders. Jone 14.——83 cheep, and 10 calves, J. F. Payne; sack barley, 17 do. buckwheat. Jones, Humes 1 & Titus kes butter. D. Randson ; 6 do, Rowe & Fuller; 30 bales wool, E. Baker & Co.;' 30. pkgs butter, Morna & Davenport; 4 bales wool, WK Strong: 500 fides leather, R_ Stout; 35 bags onts, Goll & a: 12 do., Ludiam & Leggett; 13 do Walfer, Wicks & Co. 14 do. J. W. Burwell; 6 do, Tompkins & ( 10 bales wool, Reese & Beal, 170 rides leather, Lb Andrew: 15 do., Gustin & Bamuel Robineor 2% pkgs butter, Lapham & Keyer: 18 bon Ww + 19 eneke bai 412 rides leather, J. V. Vanvoort; 341 do, Young & Shultz; is butter, 5 sheep. 55 pkgs butter calves, Capt Blake ; 19 pkgs but- ‘80 rides leather, Gillman & Hons, 64 Burt & ; 18 calves. 51 phy pig iron, Townsea 1 it. Hough, butter, Hoyt & Wilcox; 700 baskets strawberries. R y Diterring: 688 do.,3. Pracham; 627 pkgs. butter, 49 do epee, 30 hogs, 19 calves, 11 eheep. to various other erders 10 do.,6 onlver, J. Mor. 1. Platt; 7 do, Coman, pack- Ao B Jone 16.—68 al 6 lambs, T. Judd; ‘kages butter. Grose & Mareh; 4do. J butter. Kent, Pray & Co; 7 kegs eheese. JD. wool, W. K. Btrong; 120 sides leather. Thor Corse & Co.; 13 kegs butter, Work & Drake; White & Co ; 160 head sheep and 3 cal: ab * ashes, 29 bo: tee tiem per; 8 boxes ogee w HL Gray ; 16 head of cat 4. Miller ; 40 bags wool, FE. W. Hi, Townsend; 9 cal Dill, Walling & Co.; 4 packages batter, 16 hogs ‘21 sheep. 14 calves, 0 Post; 12 packages butter, 12 hogs. 6 calves, Chandler & Jay; Gcaiver, 20 packages butter, , thitl; 35 | mg i batter, JR. Gibson; 41 packager butter, 3 hogs, 2 ¢ packages butter, 4 hows 2 cate: Wateon. dot B WOR Cedventt: tH ee eet sety Od we ee ws ai siv—beaye Seymour | oles orderg “ON #F SMR ees WY Yecuwle | Batppeiy LP PELE'L ee nnn TRE.—BOXES, 2 CENTS Tones, 59 coats. Doors o'eloek. Benest of Mr. EL. ‘une 17, will be acted the traged; N. Jobneou: Macbeth, Mr. e—2,450 bushels corn, tothe agent. Boat Stenburgh—3 casks Condit, www... AMUSEMENTS, ROADWAY = ae os EIMEATRE.—E. A. CHATHAM STREET.—BOXRS, IBLO'S GARDEN.—8UMMER on Fickete, 18 Doors open at 7; performance to commence a ee erica nha ‘Tocoda detente tase : cess of Mi jobtail. Mr, J rade with the + Watkins; Delis W ite, Miss Crocker, SEASON. Mr, John Sefton.—Tickete, 60 cents; Priv: Digits, Mondays, STLE GARDEN.—MAX MA- ‘Admission, 80 conte. t York, Donizet- aded on Lord Byron's celebrated tra- MARINO FALIERO, 10 Faliero, Doge of Venice., Bete See Will be performe t On account of the weather. Ope- d Sunday excepted. —T0 MEET A ASTLE GARDEN OPER. enerally expressed wish, Season Tickets will be issued for the Sumer performances at Dollars each, to a er Narrviry—United States, 21% Scotland, 1; Wales. 2; Germany, 20; itish Por sessions in North America, 4; Us Fnox—Hospitel, Bellevue, 17; Penitentiary. Blackwell's pit Cry stle Garden, ut the low mit to all representatio: Benefit nights al Toland, 3: Ward's Toland, |. §; City Pricon, 1;' Almshou Home, 1; @elered tor’s Ofee, June 14, are excepted, ‘Tu be hud Castle Garden, 115 Liberty street, and 54 Wall street, MAX MAREIZEK. persons, 8. W. WHITE, City Inspeater. < - ‘1A6L. —MISS C. HIFFERT OWFRY THEATRE.—A CAR respectfully informe her friends, and the public in geno- ral, that her Benetit will take pl next. June 5, on which oceasion will be presented the drama HE DREAM OF LIFE, i SCAMP, and tli ar. streets; open évery night. 7’ on Wednesday evening | corps of talented and experie Bags B. Fal HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES Mail Steamers.—The ships comprising this line are the -Truey, Backers & Co,—Boat ER AN D HIS MEN; y ‘Miss S. Denin, Miss C. Hiffert, and the chtire strength of the company will ap- tierces beans, Southworth & butter, Conk- Brovsuawsiyceum, Broadway, NEAR street.—Dress Circle and Parquet, 50 conte; Fas Girole'5 conte; Orchestra Stal Seats, 81; Private will com nee with the drama of rougham; Mr. vill r. Ly ; Mrs. Hautton Leador, Miss Mrs. Zaydersce, Mise K- Horn; Grace Leader, Mise J. Goulds ECHANICS' HALL, NO. «72 BROADWAY, . ht during the weelt Tate ongiual aad ell Keown, CHI cient and versatile sank a have been receiv: pes able audiences. Tickets. joors open at half-past six, commence at “y ry ‘An Afternoon Concert, will be tives on Sevurday juveniles, com= }, for the accommodation of Ladies ing at So'clock, P.M. =e MINSTRELS, AT FELLOW! 1 Broadway, betwee rd i his justly celebrated and efficient. performers, under the sole lows, whose concerts in this city for « been received with the greatest favor by ion from all parte of the Fellows? one of the mort spacious and best ver NEW MUBI- and Gran buildings in the world. Admission 25 cents. Doore open at 7; concert to commence every Wednesday and dation of families, commencing at threo o'clock P. M. tS o'clock. An afternoon concert urday, for the ea Be actress, will tuke place, on which occasion & new Seats can be secured at the box office, and tickets obtained. RNUM'S AMERICA) prictor wud Manage asalso in thelr engines, to insure strength and speed, and their accommodations for passengers are un- Legance or comfort. Price of paseage from New 130; exclusive use of extra si erpool to New York, £35. An experi- ved surgeon will be attached to EU! T. John Greenwood, Jr., Ai pearance at this ¢ elli, #0 long and fa- most Wonderful und daring Rope Dancer of the age. of the well known and deserved he afternoon, commencing at 3 0'e KOOS—Perb yn Postlethwaite, ous, Mr. Parry; RK clock, ANIMAT.M. uisette, Miss Ch Mr. P Dol. full, <n dd and r. Parry; Dol- ‘A THUMPING Le. | “™1Y selected an onetta. Miss Flynn, In AGN BTISM-—Le Flour, m apd extraordinary exploits, u Javelli and Here Cline, BEDDED KOOM.—Mr Dulcimer P\ the numerous attrac the m the Tight Re 1 To conclude with TH bas AG Mr. Hadaway. To at: ment has been ad- ed, for the first time, on Monday, a ro printely termed the Hap- hundred trained diverse and antag together in the sat Wednesday, October 29, sede ye gens Wednesday, November 12, atures, and yet livi vme of amity and Saturday, December 27, No. 56 Wall givest, N.Y. or passage, appl De COLLINS WN, SHIPLEY & ¢: G, ROBERTS & CO., 13 ‘King’ DRAPER, Jr., 4 Boulevard ‘The ownars of the DI ilas otters of the moat oppesite mi vpper st. Mi Well as others of the most op} t. Admission to the entire Museum BING ino fs 25 cents; children under 10 years, 12! Mrs. Leon Javelli uppear every evenings this week; on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. AYMON DAN DITERR DRIESBACH'S MEN AGERIE.— This celebrated Menagerie—the largest eted in the known worl kuown to natural histo trovage and applause of intelligent people of the t brilliant summer cam cities and towns of New following order, viz ford: Mth, Werch 's Arm Yard, London. 8. ill not be accountable for gold, je, jewelry, precious stor ‘are signed therefor, ee, and the value freight by the above thereof theréin expressed. April next, the rat steamers from Liverpool will be mati OR LIVERPOOL.—THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA will sail from Ne ds June, at o'clock. Th just commenced & CHIED, B: Clack & C general ou! CARPET MANUPA ERS. Watson, Bell & Co., to Her Majesty, 36 and 96 O14 Bond siree' CLOTH MERCHANTS AND FANCY W@OLLEN WARE- HOUSEM Jr., 88 Broadway. OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE. ‘andwich; 17th, Plymouth; 15th, 19th, Taunton; 20th, Bridgewati ry passe from pier No. letters mus Bull & DRESSING AND'TRAVELLIN Seperienced Surrton -" Ken 4 New Bood street, cutlery, stationery, &e. ENGRAVERS AND PRINTER ™ Z, the entertainmi amusing comedy of “ Paul Pry; Halthide, G., to Her Majesty a1 RAND EXcURS ON TO THE WORLD'S FAIR, try street, , Warrington, W. & Son., to Mor Majesty, 27 Strand, A palder ¢ AMERICA, J. we ‘clock P. M., from Pier 4, Five will be oon: ind the: tae! the excellent Bide: ENGINEER: Le seen, together with the performance im th for the low price of 25 vents. ost expeditious manner, . The unrivalted re decided advantg performances of the North America o Lief that she will make the passage J. B. Wright ORREST GROVE HYDROPATHIC INSTIFUTE, GOLD LACEMEN, EMH jell ready for the reception of invalids —580 bbls. flour, A & Sturges; 70 33 Water stress, ARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE J diseases, in a fow hours, by table Iu debility, bros ‘titutional affections, remedy, and can show any be cured without it; as hi her physiel ACKETS FOR HAV! ‘COND LINE.—THE FOL- re om the 16th, and New om one there are tho onses daily, of Chinton fit Ship BT. DENIS, hich others use, ea Alonto Fellansbeer master 30 Fol ‘Ship ST. NICHOLAS, Thi HOUSE AGENT De B 4. tent to th agp gee ay OE FN ebarges but those ac' OOKS.—A& COMPLETE PRACTICAL and treatment of delicate diseases, ted nay reat nom discance of the fo ily incurred. NCKEN, Agente, 161 Pearl street. india lin will take freight. to E. CUNARD, Jr,, 38 P.8.—No letters er mails will be received om board the Merlin, except through the Post Office. ‘Self-Abuse, and ite LE RS, 1 GLOVERS, ETc. Allon, J. De 22 do, N. U. Wolfe; 670 Bi D-A NEW EDITION or DR. DE 12 bushels corn, Y . Sold at the bookstore, the author, 61 Lispenard remo! to ‘Acapulco, eno, tverey. amusement, 8 i to the Pacific Mall stavragt. Sieameh Ip Coukpeny, ere now inthe Pacide, one of which score WOOLLEN WA Fill be always in ve 26 HE MARRIED WO! Twentieth editi An affectionate wife, i 16 casks ; 4 do. Suydam, nd passengers from Panama, and ith the maile and passengers for isco. opellers will be kept up for the trans: transient passengors ship SARAH SA to the the mother—the one eo one in the decline of intes an important ohy ‘the out ere; aloo, every eithor budding into w —W.8 Rossiter. —Boat Oneida ean discover the snd most certain mode of oure, in every compli oct. ‘kom 6 Gentleman in Ds t portation of fraigh: ms ‘San Renn’ 1 ‘tract of a Letter | % NDS, of 1,500 fone ae rt Heit, Russell & Bates, lit Cree Rije ke Treawure, 17 Marylebone street, Regent street, wife has been perceptibly sinking for te will Keep up the connection be ther Mexican porte. inthe Atlantic will be maintained by the QRESCENT CITY.1.60 tous ., . 5000 tons. CHERO! EMPIRE CITY, | 2000 tone, PHILADELPHIA. LIU tous. ing New York for Chagres on the llth w steamships EL, DORADO ireet Line betwe: iN re ae e ‘and forming with the WAX, SERMACETL AND TALLOW CHAN! 3 bbls. flour; 18.110 Jaeks h was on the Inet oceasion Royal Gard w from New Orioans | oan be secured from Anonte, at Crem tieable to conve: e. 2 2 calves. «ame; 6 bags wool, 3. Wen- BOHM Vananker 15.000 bekte. straw. ilk be 98 sha iowoes teamer betwoon thone porta. Wn, apply at the ofhce of the Company, 84 weir agency. 177 Woat streot. ¥.-=THE ONLY ‘ SILK MERCERS, ETC Jeftrey. M C coipt of $1, a copy will be transmitted by ma to. United States. Alf letter . A. M. Mauricese, bop any part of the DR. NEY, 61 LISPENARD STREET, Broadway, continu rms of private dleeaces, the depl 21 pkgs. butter, Woodruff & Co; 10 boxes cheese, Higgins, Brown & Shields; 26 pes. butter, Condit, Noble & 0o,; 16 do.. Forbes & Co; 18 do, W. H. Piatt; 14 do D. A. Rose; ited Stator Mail om of about the ith t oF passage, apply at the office, river, * f° +10 do, with the favorite Powers & Puller; 116 sides leather, A Lapham; 2 kegs butter, Ferguson & Sherman; 17 do. Fuller & Dayton; for Chagres, connecting tem of July. For fre! rn PANY.- NE HOTEL. OMPANY.—FOR NEW OW TE With passengers for 8 passengers tre 1 nine steamehip Fal Orleang at Be. per foo anne No billet tading wil f the steamer has sailed, For freight or passage, app office of the Company, 177 Weat stones corner of RAMSHIP COMPANY.—THE Sanrsn S packages butter, Tuomas & Davenport. 22 Fn butter, Ferguson & -hevvan; 24 do Titus & Barnes; 36 do..J.B Brown; 120 sides leather, Hurley & Miles; 4 kegs butter, Williams & Vail; 21 kegs oi 6 kegs butter. seme; 97 pkgs cheese, HI, Burrell & Co.; 4 bales “The United Staten F © Betiensed, by spe STREET, 80 WELL ate diseases. Tho those half eured casos) that . Constitational wi abit, effectually cured A perfect eure of no chacge nan he RAN MURPHY, au elt street, from t! divenses, may be relied on in the trea! ‘without moron Feputat existed for years is pre-emi fee AB. Dickinson; , 4 packages butter. Wil- ured in four days N° FEETILL CUR! 2h Roogevel: NDEPENDENT LINE FOR CHAGRES pa vninteresting and prom of country cousing oF continental acquaintances th tiekete for Californi Sie BRO FRR TS aker & Co ; Stone pix *. 16 packages butter, 3 ey and splendid ston onan EMITS Keent, BFC > > F BERT Ti, WATERMAN Crete er or Ban vincitee, ie. at het vervh, foot of t, ready to reevive freight, fot whieh, or a | tom the otber, wh ati | there "kerehiets sid oF urtiand strees, R. GOOD'S EXTRACT OF COPAVIA—A CERTAIN and speedy one for private disorders. divine will agree with the most 10 Reade shoes, opposite Sve warv' alves, Captain Blake: 44 ‘Ago invited We inspe aise ry REE CONCERTS—OTTO COTTAGE, HOBOKEN— Grand Instrumental Conoert, 16 porfo , Wednesday, and Friday, com ers, every Mon~ cing at t half-past S o'clock. If the weather is stormy, the concert will take place the next day. EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS, RS HAND GUIDE, OR CLASSIFIED LIST ta in London, Liverpeol, aad Paris, o LIST. 01 LONDON AUCTIONEER, HOUSE, AND ESTATE AGENT. De Bernardy, 2 hi, . 2 John street, Ade rdinian, Bolivias 4 nish and Uruguay Consuls. ‘OLOR AN VARNISH MA 4 Soho Square, artists’ every tion, of first quality, Wh le agent in New ewman, k, Eyre & Ward, Clif street. Roberson & Co., 51 Long Acre, artiste’ colors and draw- ing materiale, BRUSH AND COMB MAKERS. Metoulfe, Bingley & Co., to H.R. H. Prinee Albert, 198 x ford street. all, John, 64 St. Paul's Church Yard. BIT, STIRRUP, AND SPUR MAKERS. j., to Her Majesty and Royal Family, 12 ane. SES. ister, 65 Gloucester Road, Hyde Park, superior aceommodations. COURT DRESS MAKERS AND MILLINERS, Mrs. Hill, to the Queen and Royal Family, 171 New Bond treet. CHRONOMETER, WATCH fae Ah ote MAKERS. et ree! , R. H. Graod or dt, 15 Titchborne St, R vitzeen RGICAL INSTRUM: ey. John & Son, 17 and 18 Mew street, Covent ae ry . AND LADIES’ LINEN, 2 Ludgate street, wedding orders and ladies” CTUR json, $2 St. Martin’ ae RINT! Prince Albert, 7 Coven> ohn & Pre rick, 57 Chea: t street. ND SILVE! Li the successors to Storr & Mortimer, 156 ‘kel New Bond street, to Her Majesty and all the crowned heads th GUN, PIs Blisset of Kurope sud the Baa, TOL, AND KiFLE MAKERS. seo Manufacturer. 321, 422 High Holl Lg abet B® King William street, City, 10 ce easter, Charles, facturer, 151 New street. OIDERER. AND ARMY RC? TREMENT MAKER. beck Louis, to Her Majesty and the Royal Pamily, 0 eGLOVERS AND SHIRT MAKERS, vans EiCorgentlemen'c, eutditers, 178 Picea. , fitters, 6 Old Bond street, ae ladies’ and gentlemen's warehouse, 206 roe 4 Waterloo Place, Pall Mall; manufae> Te Ofek: ry a1 agen instie & Son, 1 and #2 Oxford street, ladies’ gut~ Ha Brocksopp & Ny. her & Glenny, to the Queen, 162Strand. rar’ Hotel, sgrmyn.strect; Nr. Stewart, 3 Bt. att 's Hotel, james street. riental, Ketablished 1799, Vere street, Oaford streets joble emoki: PORTMANTEAUS, TRUNKS, AND PACKING CASES. Southgate, J., 76 Waki a king street, City, Manufacturer K MANUFACTURERS. Cannon street, London, and Buo Riding Habit Makers, 1 Vere street, Oxford street. ATIONKERS AND ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFAC- Waterlow & Sone, 65 to 88 Loi ‘all, 49 ndon Wi wholesale and expert. DEAPEMS, HOSIERS AND Rogent House, 240 and 242 Regent street. Henle, Son ke Freebedy, 4 Wiamere street, Caven> dish Bquare. Hooch & Berrall, 63 and 64 Edgoware Road, TAVERNS. The Albdior Garde nm, (Simpron's,) 26 Great Russell street, Cor ty dopee tes Senha hae : x hove, private Gurney & Co. 56 St. J ty UPHOLSTERERS AND CABINET MAKRRS. Jackson & Graham and 57, 33 Oxford street, amd carped manufaotn WHIP MAREK Sw rere. 7 & Adency, manufacturers to the Queen, 6 Pic- ) ANDMANCHESTER WARE! Hunt & Bro trewnering and broadcloths, LERS, R., 165 Picondilly, sonp, candle and off ware rer nig Dramatic, jens, patronized by the Rey- f the most unique Ss y excepted, National Hippodrome, Kensington, ope paralleled feate of equestrian art. om. . Chelsea— Music, Dancing, Fireworks, ‘Table d’hote and restau ra Ratt? LIVERPOOL eT RRSUITS. GOLDSMITH, JEWELLER, A . Dismore, Thomas, to the Qu Prince Albert, Bold reet, corner of Hanover Compton House, Charch street ett street, carpet warehouse, KC Lei tree! ILORS. -~ Burien & Low, 17 Chureh street, shirtmakers, hesiers betters, B0. o aats List 4. % Rue de Rivoli, apartments, shipping and * commercial, ISTS. "P., Ripgli¢h chemist to 2 Rue Castigli “ree ‘icees trom Roe JEWELLER, AND STLVERSM! anvot, Rus ide is Paix 36 (formerly. of thé Palnis royal. 7 Rue Rickeliev, of universal reputation, Table dhdte. Enelish spoken. PUBLISHED IMMEDIATELY, oy i ring, im Pot.. 9 art, \-1 TO BE ie hibition of al ts Kor Meyerty, $0 St JUST PUBLISHED, by epee Ta. 64. colored, 108. 6a. from pure pollt With common conrtesy pulling tobe donel Prosen and thy