The New York Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1851, Page 7

Marine Affairs. Lavsen or 4 Pwtaveuemia asp Liverroo. Steam- ov. —Messrs. Perrine, Patterson and Btack, of Williams- burgh, will launch, to-morrow (Saturdey) afternoon, at three o'clock, the steamship “ City of Pittsburgh,” to run in counection with the “City of Glasgow,” (now on the line), “City of Philadelphia,” (now building), and the * City of Manchester” (in coure of construction, on the Clyde), all of which are expected to be ready and in operation within the next twelve months. ‘The * City of Pittaburgh,” Ike her coxnsorts, is a pro- pellor, Her engines are being built at the West Point ‘Works, and are to be of great power, and will be put upin a uperior manner, from drawings by Chas. Copeland, Esq. The bull of this versel is constructed of live oak, white oak, locust and cedar, She is extra fastened, and her frame coged together, and braced with iron diagonal braces throughout. Her builders have been successful in their endeavors to make her perfect ship, and she has, undoubtedly, one of the strongest and best fastened hulls ever constructed. The building of her has been done mostly under the ruperintendence of Mr. E, Mills, & gentleman for rome years closely connected with American steam navigation, and is alike creditable to him and the builders. The City of Pittsburgh” is owned by the Pennsyl- vania Steamship Company, (the agents of which, in this city, are Messrs. Richardson, Watson & Co.) and she will be commanded by Capt. William C. Stoesbury ; the ‘engines will be under the control of Mr. M. M. Thomp- ron, The dimensions of her are :—Length, 255 feet ; beam, 40 feet ; depth, 26 feet; and she is 2,250 tons govern- ment, or 3,000 tons carpenter's measurement. Mone Strame x THe Nicanacua Rovre.—Another rteamer for the San Juan river, will leave Philadelphia in 8 day or two,and the Prometheus will leave here on or about the 13th of July, with passengers for California, via Nicaragua, This will be pleasing intelligence to the Jarge number of persons who are waiting for the opening | of this route, that they may visit their friends, or seek their fortunes in California, without encountering the dangers and hardships of a journey across the Isthmus of Panama, In connection with the above, we find the following in the Ddaware Republican of the 16th inst. Steam Communication Berwery San Francisco anv ne Sanpwien Istanps.—We see by the San Francisco Tapers, that Mr. J. B, Ulm, and others, have succeeded ia establishing a steam line between San Francisco and thy | Sandwich Islands. The steamer, Commodore Stockton, | was to make her first trip from San Franeisco, on about the 22d ult., as the pioneer of the line. It is the tirst advance towards communication with Japan and China, from the United States, and will, no doubt, if properly conducted and encouraged, prove advantageous to the parties engaged, and produce most important results to the young State of Californ' Curren Sir Hoxxer.—Mesers. Westervelt & Mackay have postponed the launching of this vessel, from Satur- day to Tuesday next, at about four o'clock, ler di- meprions were inaccurately reported the other wy. ‘They are—length, 206 feet; breadth, 40 feet; depth, 23 feet: Stramen Roaxoxe, the first of a line to run between | this city and Richmond, Va., will also be launched from Messrs, Westervelt & M immediately after the Hernet. She is a fi et long, Fixe, Vesseis.—Two beautiful iron steamers—one called the John M. Clayton, the other Sir Henry Bulwer—sailed trem thie port a few days ago, for San Juan de Nicaragua. ‘They were built. by Messrs, Harlan & Hollingsworth. for ©. Vanderbilt, Esq... of New York city, President of the AUantic and Pacific Ship Canal Company. They tiful specimens of naval architecture, and will penal credit to their builders. Culling them after the two distinguished gentlemen who negotiated the late treaty between this country and great Britain. in refer- | ence to the Nicaragua territory, is a beautiful eonceit, and cannot fail to inspire many of those who may have the fortune to travel in them, with feelings of pleasure, They will be a great advantage to the adventurer in going to or from California, reducing the land travel to abcut twelve miles, Too much credit cannot be awarded Mr. Vanderbilt for bis efforts in projecting and carrying cut the rcheme of connecting the Atlantic with the Pacific—the project is worthy of his mind and ability. ‘The advantages which will accrue in consequence of it, | cannot be calculated; but we do not hesitate to say they will prove such as to place bis name with those of the first men ot the age. In reference to these boats, we may remark that they ® were built in fifty working days, and sre not only & proof of the skill and ingennity of Messrs Harlan & [lollingsworth, but also of their ability to fill their contracts in a remarkably short time, Lavxen.—The Liverpool packet ship, Staffordshire was launched by Mr. Donald McKay, East Boston, on Tuerday afternoon. A large concourse of speotators were present. many of whom were on board when she left the ways. This fine vessel is to be commanded by Captain Albert H. Brown, so favorably known to the travelling public in other packets of Train’s line, The clipper ship Nightingale. of 1.100 tons, was launch. ed at Portemouth, N. H..on the 16th jnst., to be com- manded by Capt. FP. A. Miller. She is expected at Bos ton shortly, and will soon after be dixpatched by Messr« Davis & Co., for London, with passengers for the World's. | Fair. Tne Tiowas Powrnt.——This splendid steamboat, which ilroad company, arrived at cur porton Wednesday evening, in thirteen hours, from New York, She is thirty feet longer than the Ohio, handsomely furnished, and in point of speed she has no equal in the waters of the Delaware, She is to run to Cape May.-—Del. Republican, June With. Siar Ben.pine 1s Martaroisert.—This thriving villags is taking « high rank among those places distinguished for their naval architecture. Several sbips. of flue construction and elegamt model, have been launched there this reason, Im addition to these, there are now at that place two ships upon the stocks, One of these. in the yard of Josiah Holmes & Son. is of about 400 tons burthen. and is contracted by Messrs. Charles KR. Tucker & Co., of New Bedford, ‘The other, in the yard of Willson Barstow, is of somewhat smaller dimensions, and is built for Mr Edward © Jones, of New Bedford. In the same yard. the keel of a ship of about 500 tons burthen has teen laid. to be owned by Mr Edmund Allen, of Fairbaven. All these ships are intended for the whale fishery. In the harbor of Mattapoisett is now lying the bark “RK. L. Barstow, (called after her owner.) nearly ready for sea, Although but 208 tous. she is a perfect gem cf ship building. being very short, clipper model ‘with good deck ro & good whale ship and tast sailer united. She was modelled and built w Mr. Crandall, of Newport, She will be commanded by Capt, Taber, of Mattapoisett, and will sail in a few days for the South Atlantic, Thus sixty-eight ships will be added to the whaling fleet of thix port, during the present season, While rejoicing at this proof of the wealth and enter: prise cf our community, we may uleo expres# a wish that the returns of such adventures may be commen. rurate with their magnitude —New Bedford Mercu and Musteal. Bewrny Tuvatne.—Mits 8 Denin, a young lwly of great histrionic abilities, and a general favorite with the public, will take her benefit this evening at the above popular theatre. We hope the patrons of the Bowery will fully appreciate her worth, by giving her a bamper ‘Two sterling pieces have been selected. e¢ neing with the celebrated Senedy, called “ Douglas, or the Noble in which Mise §. Denia will personate the ‘inate with the © “Hob Roy.” with a brill tyled nt omst embracing the names of Messrs, Eddy. Tilton, Stevens Jordan, Leffingwell. Miss 8. Denin, aud Miss Hiffert, cperatic dram! atax.—Night after night, thie cele ple is filled with the eli and fay hion witne ss the representations of the triumph wous spectacle of “Axael, the d, have we witnessed « anway thespian it must impel "nim to produce other attractions if p= rible, Cn m more extensive seale, It will be repeated again this evening, with the celebrated farce called tae well cast, We understand that the d American actress, Miss Charlotte Cushman. and will shortly appear Ninvo's Ganpes —-The celebrated Ravel Family and the renowned * Gabriel” are announced to appeat ageia this evering at the above pleasant theatre, (nm each | night of thel: appearaice they are greeted with the mos: enthusiastic cheers. The periustaances selected fer night will commence with daring ¢Xpws!* Yy Soke Wee abetat Warancde ana ten sain Tae wee Rie ain.’ fhis will be followed by the vew ballet pant unime called the “Fisherman's Dream" in which Mile, erin | nod Signora Clocca will appeog, and the anraséthents will conclude with the comie pantomine of © Vol-au-Vent,” in which Gabriel will appear, This establishment ix in the mest flouriehing +t he amusements are so novel A light that they attract large sssembiages Nariosa: Tavaree.—A bill of unusual attraction is offered for the amusements of this evening. The first in order is the farce of “Box snd Cox,” which will be ceeeds d by the fourth act of “Merchant of * in which Mr. J. RK. Scott will sustain the cha- 4 Shylock, and Mrs, Jones that of Portia. This will be & rich treat, af both Mr. Beott and Mrs Jones are artiete of great dramatic celebrity. The next feature will be the © Actress of all Work;” and the entertain- mente will close with “Macbeth Travestie.”” Mr. Purdy seems, ty the above bill, to be determined that the visiter# of the National shall receive the worth of their money. The National ie every hour prospering wader bie management. and very deservedly x's Lyeeum.—Thia and well managed deservedly becoming very popular. It is sume. cular, considering the short period that has elapsed since the ening the theatre. how successful | it has been; but wher considered that Mr, Brougham is unce: casing in action, dramatizing during the day. and playing at night—machinists, carpenters, and painters are always employed, the scenery for every new piece ix always on a scale of magnificence, andthe actors are all of the first “~—- To-night the comedy of the “ Ladies’ Battle.” and the much admired plece called the “ Home Book of Beauty,” with nearly all the leading artists in the principal characters Ma, MeCantny, THe Triet Comenias —We are delight- ed to bear that the above-named gentieman’s friends and admirers, among whom are to be found some of the most influential of our city, intend giving him a complimen. tary benefit previous to his departure for Bu Poor Mccarthy has been laboring under severe indieposition ‘onsiderable time, and we therefore hope the pre- cont effort will be successfal. Banwom's Mvesew—The moderate audiences which s ttended the performances at the Museum some time ago, | jave been replaced by a snecession of overwhelming crower, Leon Javelli, Herr Cline and Larne, with Miss (bo; man, Messrs, Hadewoy poy Povey, apg other | | Avabaptiet: Publieat | urged the claims of the American Tract Society ; } and could w } demy {** Fri.ows’ + ioscan ann tHe New Oatrane Sanena- pers repeat burlesque opera and © * Fireman’s Chant,” to-night. Collins will sing some of his most Sercrie ie baleee Swain will introduce his uari- valled and Master Burke will exe- cute his imnituble tl solos on the violin and melophene. Bicnomiva Panopt at St. Lovis.—Well, we have at Tait heard the prima donna ; and how shall we estimate the delightful recollections associated with this declaration ? ‘We are among the privileged few who when this enchan- trees ohall have rolved. nother musical furor in in St. Louis, will enjoy a pride in saying that they paid her the com: pliment of greeting her arrival without having been tn: in: ited by the parade of vumism ‘and the nolay herald- ass, a host of Parodi wi ious person; no ‘ing accounts in the papers of how she landed on the levee and got thence to her hotel; no auctioning of tickets and speeches to & crowd af the concert room ; no bustle hurry or excitement of any ki the yet with all the triumphs, musical and otherwise, of Jenny Lind’s stay with us fresh in our recollections, we hesitate not to declare Parodi a most worthy rival of that distinguished queen of song. Not but that the charms continually developed in the private life of the fair Bwede, and the crowning graces of her be- nevolence, entitle her to all the adoration she com- mands, and render mitt and natural the superior homage which is to her. It is the pure musi- nt, the wonderful flexibility of veice, the power- ful and varying expression which almost translates the foreign language to an unipformed ear, and the grand combination of Parodi’s power, together, which enchain and enrapture her audiences, and have given her such well earned distinction, without the extraneous aids whieh adern her celebrated cotemporary. We do not profess the skill of musical eriticiam; but taking the de- cisions of those who do, and trying ‘them by the test of our own delight in listening to her first performance here, we say that to the lovers of art « banquet is now offered which loses nothing by comparison with that which not long ago was considered at the rummit of musical excel- lence. The room was not more than two-thirds full. This, however. was occasioned by circumstances which were no wise in disparagement of the interest apper- taining to the occasion. ‘The time of Parodi’s arrival was not anticipated by her agent here until late the ning before, and two of the morning journals having large circulations did not contain a word of advertise. ment when she would appear, Her arrival and intended concert were, therefore, comparatively unknown in | many parts of the city.’ Since the concert, however, there has been every possible premonition of a closely crowded house to-night, The audience went away fully | delighted; and we understand there is a prevailin; de rire that to-night’s demonstration may weigh something towards induclog the charming caatatrice and her coms panions to prolong their stay in the city.—St. Louis In- telligencer, June 9. Brooklyn City Intelligence. ATTEMPT TO MURDER A WIFE. Before Judge Greenwood. and Alderman Leech and Pell. Jury 18.—Crry Counr.—Patrick Bradley was brought up this day, charged with an assault, with intent to kill his wife. in November last. It may be recollected, that the particulars of this case have before been mentioned, on the c asion of the prisoner’s arrest in Ulster county, whit)er be had absconded. By the evidence of the wife Lerseii, and a son, about eleven years old, it appeared that the prisoner had made a most murderous assault, under the following circumstances :—They had led « moxt unhappy life for some months, and on the night pamed in the indictment, she bed boca obliged to go out to seek the assistance of an officer. Her son accompanied her, and when they had nearly reachrd the Hamilton ferry, the prisoner overtook them, and struck his wife with a stone tied in a hankerchief, over the front of her head. She then fell upon one knee, when he struck her again. knocking her down senseless. A third and a fourth Low were given, when the stone flew out of the hanker- chief. When the unfortunate woman had begged to be taken home, he replied, that he was determined to kill her, und he was willing “to swing” for it. The son, who stuttered very much. gave, nevertheless, a most vivid | picture of the horrifying scene; and his story was, alto- gether, the most painful narration that has for some time been witnessed. The evidence of the principal wit- nest es was corroborated materially, and the jury returned a verdict of guilty. CONVENTION OF THE HUDSON RIVER BAPTIST ASSO” CIATION SOUTH. This association has been holding its 36th sannal ression with the first Baptist Church (Rev. Mr, Hodge's) during the past two days. | Ite meetings have en fully attended, and of a most interesting character. The Rev. Mr. Armitage preached the Introductory Sermon, Hebrews, chap. xiii, ver. 10. “We have au altar,’ The discourse was marked by great originality and beauty of expression. ‘This ecclesiastical body recognizes no disciplinary pow- ers cver its members, but exist merely fer mutual edi- fication and encouragement. ‘The letters from the churches sent up to this annual meeting were most interesting, and indicate thrift and & healthy condition. Last evening. Rev. H. Millar, of Yonkers, preached « sermon in behalf of Ministerial Education. Kev. Mr Malcolm. of Philadelphia, preeented the claims of the Society; the Rev. Mr. Evans and Kev, Sir. Hill pleaded earnestly and eloquently the Caust Uf American Baptist Home Missions. The Rev. Mr. Taylor, of Brooklyn, Ss The next meeting will be ‘held in Williamsburg, in 1862. Court of General Sessions. Before the Keeorder and Aldermen sand Miller. Jose 18.—-Trial for Manslanghtersin.Killing the Mate of a Ship. —Frederick Oberg was this morning called to take his trial. on an indictment charging him with mau ighter in the firet degree, in causing the death of Thor ite of the Swedish ship Thetis, on the Zt of he second mate ifficulty with od to the cap- Frederick A. Stallmacht was sworn 14 interpreter. The first witness called was Carl Holemberg, a hand on beard of the ship Thetis, who, being sworn, testified as | follows:—I am ® native of Sweden; I knew Thor Zethebolm ; | was on board the ship on the 2d of June; the prisoner came on board about 6 o'clock; in the eve- ning; the bowtswain bad the watch on deck; he told the second mate there was a man wanted to speak to him; he went aod spoke to that man, and then wont down into the cabin where the first mate was; he te the hand, and said: “Now. Mr. Mate, I'd thank you for good companionship ca thi: voyaze; but do you know what [ought todo to you ! Lought to give youa good licking. for whenever you have had opportuaity, jou bave tattled to the captain about me,’ He then struck the mate three blows with the flat of his hand on the cheek; the witness then got up and ran towards tie mainmart, as be went away. be saw the mate attempt to go away, and heard the «cand mute say y are my prisoner—you cannot move anywhere.” Witness then heard two sous given oy. the deecased ; then the be im boy, went to the u doing down " prisoner then running aut of the cabin with a koife in his hand, and said to the boatewain: “ What are you doing here / You had better go into the forecastle;” prisoner then ow Tam going.’ aud he bid good bye to all, and added: “The man who attempts to prevent me, has ten knives to encounter; he then went on shore; the boat swain then said: ~ Let us go down and see what ails the firet mate;”” witness, the boatewain, and the cabin boy down; the light was extinguished, and they lighted ith his head t ails you the carpen- 0 the eabin the first mate was on his knees table; witness said, m the WI cased fell buckwurds; the carpe ‘wituewe tid the deceased on hie bed, the boat«wain seat one of the hands for the doetor; about three minutes af- terwards the deceased vomited, and about ten minute« after that he died; he did not speak again, a lay at a pier iar up the Bast Fiver, foot of Jac! be had been tick aby ul mate was in the cabin | anything: his voice was as if he was speaking ; witters does a t think very weak but he did the inate ow three times with bie of prisoner came on deck vowed a n hand, on the ebrek; aft «said he ought to have beaten ore, but it would be a sin. ashe was weak stand much; witness did not belong to on her previous ma he had heard the mate cone vecasion, wi and the oe - witnede has Known *® th any that ¢ mowsb: prioner nine ot ten mouths; he has always been kind to him, and, so far as | be knows, be be been well disposed towards all the it hour after T eaw the cabin before he died; id struck apon his head. eworn—Testified that he made ination of the body «f the deceased; considerable discoloration on and about the fight removing the skull eap. ® considerable quantity Cf biced was found within the skull, and preseing on the brain; this preseure upom the brain was sufficient to cause death; cculd not say that the blow which caused the discoloration produced death; death wae the reeult of the rupture of blood vessel, and the consequent ¢ffu- tion of blood upon the brain. Wm. IL, Clussman, M. D., was also called to the stand, and testified that he assisted at the post mortem examina. ticn, his testimany agreed with that of the last witness. The District Attorney here said that he was willing to let the ease go to the jury as it now stood. The testi. mony *bich be might introduce would net vary the as peet of the ease. He should only urge a conviction for manslaughter in the fourth degree. The j jury returned & verdict of guilty of imensleegbte shter in the fourth degree only, and recottt emted the prisoner to the merey of the Court, | Obery was remanded till Friday Sentence f Hervis and Dorsey —dae-T. ilartie, convicted of torgery 1h the t degree, fi ber, 1850, and Thos ¥, convieted of the same crime in| December, 1860, ated in which cases the Supreme Court affirmed the judgment of thie court, were called up for sentence They were sent to the ag ag wan for two years Robbed by a Bawd.—Mary ) & eyprian some forty yeate of age, wae placed on (Hal, charged with stealing k | R of Produce. BY THE HUDSON RIVER BOATS. , Litchfield & Co, tae Prey & Bturges. Boat Denton—390 1¢ iis 88 Kege tarde uhds “bums tthe ageats, i. Burrell—! Leake Yel & Fellows; 1 verton ay & Co.; 262 bbls. flour, Gibson, Stockwell do., Adame & bt Auuany anp Canat Lam J. y ieapiae Manes Coit—14 bug) meee Coming. & Wheeler & Co.; 18 eh bin” four, Adams ‘& Bturges; Yoo don kB. Litchinaid e Gort H, Carter; do., Churchman, Roberts & Co.; a ry ; Gibson, Btock- well & Co.; 200 J. Judson; 38 do.,’J. H, Reid; 100 bbls. whisker mecigans & Coolidge; $8 do,, E. B. Litch- field; 1687 bushels corn, J. B. Wright tC Eckyorp Lixe.—L, W. Brainard —Beage Eastern—793 vuln Hour, Sait, Wallace & Coy 716 dee Dwight Jobe, son; 609 do., Herrick & Van Boskerk; , Bel & Boku 100 do, Yelverton & Fellows; 104 bbls. whis- lerrick & Van Boskerk, ke; ae Fin rs ‘Co's Line.—Barge Jabr —7,100 bushels corn, to the agent. Barge app yp 16 barrels tlour, Senegh as asi , 3,200 bushels of oats, 1600 do. feed, to Tupeo Raven Las —Barge Standish—10 packages of gehes, Btone & Starr; 200 barrels flour, Theo. Perry & 528 bags meal, Cox & Truslow; 4168 bushels corn, N. M4 I itolt; 13'do. buiter, Culbert. & Co; 62 barrels. whls: key, Hertey, Gower '& Co liane, Mayttower—2000 bushals wheat, Daws & Carey; 2306 do corn, Chamberlin & Co; 2,300 do., Dows & Guiteau. Barge Jamestown— 1223 barrels flour, Clark & Coleman; 706 do. M. A. Wolfe; 699 do,, M. Hoyt & Sons; 300 do., Smith, Wallace & Co.; 165 do., Philips & Ahorn; 80 do., Cromwell & Birdsall; 1¢0 bags meal, Cox & Sinclair. Barge Puritan—502 bar- Fels flour, Benuell & Brokour; 452 do. Dows & Carey ; 498 do., (lark & Coleman; 280 do.. Blydenburgh & Co. 260 do,,'Nevens & Sone; 4061 bushels cora, NIL, Wall & Co.; 4826 do. ship stuffs, R. I. Seymour; 100 barrels whiskey, Buboock & Co; 40 do..8. Rogers; 31 do. I, Gower; 20 bales wool, Bradner & Go.; 100 do, W. A. & L. Dyke; 4do., Kent, Page & Co.; 123'packuges butter various orders. Oxy Osweco Lin F. 8. Littlejohn—Boat Caledor 25 barrels flour, K. F. Sage; 2,595 bushels seo agent. Boat Sylph—25 barrels flour, R. F. Sage; 2,603 bushels wheat, page Bel Co, B Caut ‘i Orv Trov Lin pe Catlin.—Barge Chicago.—19 barrels cement, W. Blake; 1,110 barrels flour, J. L. Bulk- ley & Co.; 740 do. agent; 654, J. M. Hoyt & Sons; 509, , J. B. Wright & Co.; 478 do., RF. Sage; 60 do. hes Nason; 50 half-do., J. w. Thorne; manganese, H. J. Sandford; 2885 bushels cora, G. B. Benjamin. Osweco Canat Line.—J. Gilbert.— Boat Wright.—450 barrels flour, Suydam, Reed & Co.; 1,040 bushels corn, sume, Txov axp Weavers Live.—Rice, Clapp & Co.—Boat Crittenden.—20 barrels ashes, Kent, Poag & Co. ; 420 bar- rels flour, Theo, Rigney & Co.; 82 "do. Philips & Ahorn; 40 do. K.P. & Co.; 40 do., B. Gilmore & Co.; 78 barrels eggs. Baker, Scudder & Hale; 5 do. and 2 kegs butter, V Killyce; 43 packages pork, 10 do. tongues, Hubbard & Sons; 51 do. beef, su Boat Rice—100 boxes candies, FE. Riggs; 108 packages pork, 63 do. beef, rd, Rice, Clapp & Co.. Boat Lorry casks vee Kent, Poag & Co.; 40 de pa 2 2233 bushels cor b, sil 25 packages batten BE 6 ashes, Kent, Poug & Co.; 2 do, K. Me & Co.; 732 barrels tlour, Dows & Guite Vaxpewaten’s Lixy.— Boat Julia —525 barrels flour, B. Lithfield & Co. Boat Sentinel—700 barrels flour, ¥ verton & Fellows. Boat Kennebec.—l4 barrels "beef, Bradford & Richmond. Torat.—103 casks ashes, 22.361 do. flour, 938 do. meal. 10.003 bushels wheat, 8,100 do. oats, 49,605 do. corn, 777 packuges pork. 107 do beef, 323 do. cut meats, 236 do. but- ter, 287 do. lard, 528 barrels whiskey, 132 bales wool New Youx, June 18, 1851. American Transcort tion Line. —M, M. Caleb & Co.— Boat Caleb—100 bbls. tlour, Isaac H. Reed, 2,595 bushels corn, M. M. Caleb & Co, Boat Alexander— 150 bbls. flour, Isaac H. Reed; 1,649 bushels wheat, Dows & Carey; 100 bbls. eggs, @. K.& Son; 44 bbls, pork to the agents & Co.'s Line.—Barge Bunker Hill meni, 4100 an, cates 400 Go. fed, take agents; 2,700 do. corn, Bennett & Brokaw; 80 bules wick, Dawley & Fer- man, Gn York axp Troy Line.—Barge Wat n —165 carks ashes, F. E Brown & Co.; 8 do., Condit, No- ble & Co,; 693 bbis. flour, J. B. Wright & Co.; 532 do., Theodore Perry & Co; 106do. McBride & Sheldon; 62 do., Clark & Coleman; 20 bbis. pork, Chateau, Merle and Sandford; 2446 burhels corn, W. C. Heaton; 10 tierces hams, Astor House. Now York ax Srxvca Farts Line.—Boat Shoemaker —1(0 bbls. flour, Wm. Fascon; 2000 bushels corn, L. Chamberlin; 4 pkgs. butter, A! W. Palmer. Boat Bari —100 bbls. ‘flour, A. Chelburgh; 1,900 bushels oats and 900 corn, Lane & Mangum. Ovo Osweco Line.—F. J. Littlojohn.—Boat Linden- wold—5i0 bbls. flour, Gibson, Stockwell & Co.; 149 do. RE, Sage. | Boat Monterey-—248 bbls. fleur, same; . Hoyt & Sons; #88 bushels wheat, Watson Barge J. H Congdon— 40 bbls, flour, Adams & W. U. Heaton; 2966 do, . M. Trimble, neronrarioy Lixy—Congdon & Jamison— & Co. Orv Troy Line = Es Catlin—| 12 bbls. cement, Bf eat Fmpire—700 bbls. flour, J. B. Congdon; 0 do Ademe & Btw 20 do., Hoyt & Sons; 16 do. Dunham & Son; 35 bbls, whiskey, E. I Litehitields ¢ ic spirite, Chatrau. Merlot Sand bbls, flour, Adams & J.B. Wright; ford & Merle Oswrco axp Weaters Line: jegeman. Boat Howe—392 barrels flour, C. H. Heaton; 79do., Clark & Coleman; 6 pkgs. butter, 0. Corwin, nv Lixs.—J. H. Redfield & Co.—Barge Colum- aks ashes, Dickinson & Churehill; t0 do.. Wag- staff & Veder; 736 barrels flour, N. H, Wolfe; 597 do , 01 do., Clark & Coleman; 313, W. ©. Heaton; 271 & Co ; 139 do, McBride a D. Johnson; 50 do., John'D'Urgent & & Guiteau; 45 do., J. B. Wright & Co.; Is do., N. Il, Wolfe; 9 butter, 6 lard, whinkey, Babeock & Co.; 44 casks hams, T! try & Co; 16 do, Work & Dake; 12 p Fitch & Barnes; 20) bbls. whiskey, F. B. Barge Atlantic—i sh6 barrels and #2 half barrels flour, J. M_ Tleyt & Sons, 100 do., Clark & Coleman: $3 do , uses hot 4z do., J.B. Van Voorst; ¢ eveccaen Cowan & Hopkins: 5 phgs, butter, Richmond & Hooker; 15 do., Thomas & Davenport; 14 do.. Frost & Lindsy. Troy asp Kae Linx—A. © Titft.—Barge [ carks ashes, Suydam & Reed; 3 do., Stewart & Co.; 100 Lurrels flour. K. Mead & Co.;' 4434 bushels cora, Dows & uu; (0 bartels lard, A. Nottlebone; 25 do., Delaphine 4% bales wool, J. Ripley. Tracy & Backus.—Boat , Dows & Carey; 149 barrels ergs. JG. Birdeell; 16 pkgs. butter. Van Ankem & Co.; 8 | do. Darling. Albertson & Rese. Troy ano Oswxco Lins —W. Rossiter —Boat Rosebud 125 barrels flour, J, and 1,905 do, ry » Moore," Boat Un Boat Empire bene 2.200 bushels corm, 46 bbls. domestic spirits, Chateau, Sand. —K. L. Howell & Co.—Boat ‘ook; 2400 bushels corn, Dows & Guitesu; 10 kegs butter, Darling, Albertson & Kose; 5 do. Hubbard & Tetal—t9 Sarde ashes; 12.745 barrels flour; 222 meal; | 8007 bushels wheat; 4163 bushels rye; 21.300 bushels | cats; 42522 bushels corn; 780 barrels pork; 499 barrels cut mente; 816 barrels lard; S18 barrels butter; 153 bbl. whirkey; 48 baler wool New Youx. June 19, 1851 Asrnicax Traxavontation Co—Culeb, Joy & Dows— 2 bbls. flour. D. Johnson; 200 do, J Hoyt & Sone; 18 kegs butter, Blydenburgh & Co.; 5 Whiskey, Peter Van Nest Live.—L. W. Hrainard—Barge Splendid. es. 9 kegs lard, 2 bbls, pork. 96 whiskey, Habecek & Co ; 765 bbls. flour, R. &. Sage: 347.do. Theo. Pary & Co; S34 do. Clark & Coleman; 59 do M’ Bride & Sheldon; 26do. L. W Brainard; 25 do, J. W. Camp. bell; (00 pkgs lard, “N. MB? 100 do “AG. Fo & Co;” 68 do Seal, Frost, Barge Bastern—70) bbls, flour, Ben- nett & Brokaw; 710 do. D. Johoson; 500 and 104 bb! whiskey. Herrick & Van Borkerk; 100 do, Gilverton & Fellows, Hevsox Riven L Rent Mary Jane— 25 M —H. N. Hall & Co.—Barge George | Wacbinston-—6 Uble, ashes eke & Co,; 280 do four, M Bride & She 400 do. J. TL Reed; 100 do, Adams & Sturges; 100 do. W. 0. Meaton; 30 do. RF. Sa 5 32 do whiskey, KB. Litebteld & Co,; 25 do, Hersey, Tower Ce. | _ New Yors avn Seance Panis —Palmer, Beardly & | Paldwin—Boat Olmetead—700 hundspikes, L. Ch lin | Orn Osweco Line =F. 8 Litthjohn—Boat Ih lin— Barge Tndinne—224 118 do Litchfield & Co; ; Henry Nason; 152 do. R F. Sage; 100 do. to the agent; 8 do J. BW right & Co 40 do. Adams & Sturger; 47 do. bbis rye fleur, BK r: T.800 bushels corn, Gibe } vom, ow ckWell & Co; 72 bbls cement and 1 do. hams W. Blake; 4 packages Dutter. Blydenburgh & Go Orw reo Tes amare | Beat Free eoll— dU M. Hoyt & Sons: 100 do, j & Sturges; 20 bbis. domestic spirits, Chateau, Mule & Rawle & Seymour: 20 Sandfird Sewzeves Lane —Revge Fiarningo—18 packages ashes, 4 SIS bb le. our, Gibson, Stockwell & Herrick; 808 de. N Wolfe; 239 do. *; 100 do. and 5.200 bushel do. wheat, Dows & Carey; 20 jiton & Harman » Oswrco Lixe.—llumphrey & Highey— Hedowia—-2.040 bushele wheat. Gillexple, bbie HH. wines, Herrick & Van Boskirk. He . sesiter—Moat Hay- Kier’ 49.46 do. Dunseomn, sv bis. four, Bennett & & Oe. «= "h L. Howell & Co.-—Roat ‘Thomas & Condit; 48 pack- Co. Heat Palmer—4 casks Work & Drake omas & Condit wor d—604 bbls, flour, Thos. Cock & Co, Bont Fall River: Brekaw; 146 do. Dunseomb, C Wrevtns Lane Boar Liv Levirom- 000 bushels ¢ ota, ge furs, P. Chaut ay wr aehes, Stewart & Go. We bi Boat Kelsey—4.000 bvclaele outs, Total—« packnges ashes: 11075 bbls. flour; 10.016 corns be peas! te do. rye; 9.000 do. onts; 38,960 do b: n; 402 hes. Dork; 1,687 do, lard; 25% do. butter; 261 RECEIPTS OF PR gpvce HY THF & Toced E RAI AD. ‘about $700 from James O'Neil, the proprietor of an oyster Pr saloon at the corner of the Bowery aud Herter treet, Tt thopph ae ont 9 yo» Abeea 00 atte Wee A oe appeared from the testimony of complainant that on the | 13. do. Wel ery, SEEL Alger; 11 do., R. i a i th of May, late mt might, the accused came into his | $40 ides len’ gi *jeortes 7 do, Coman, Hopkins, & Co; place and remained s gonsiderable time, when he man & i, Aue, 5, Ui. and A. Resstend, S52 €9., B. Gt invitation to remain until morni Nothing | & Co O88 do, 1, Andtets; 100 do. Geo, Palen rian remained, but managed. by some | Sescider” PRES butter, 0 do. eggs, Wallace, Wie B dace: before leaving, to potsess herself i's pock- | 430 shatheer 5 tt: Downe kRiwoods 1 do, aw; etbook and purse, and to relieve his till ofall itschange. | 9492/ Bullard & Co.; 20 pkgs. butter, Lng ns & Co. On discovering bis lors, the complainant took means to | @ac ect lumber, 1. Joles: 20 Phas. butter, Jas. Wickham have the woman arrested. About $25 only of the over | ten Ty Ta Cont ti; 8 do,, 6 ho , 88 mee. but was recovered trom her, Bhe was fo It ‘ 3 , jury, and remanded for rentenee.. found guilty by the @ ‘tneep, Capt Andeces, bos bachete vesecbarten iy; Be do, b. B. Vans, 49 phgs butter, Ay valves, 7 kbam, a J. Dill; 7 149 baskets straw! hogs, 1 sheep, —9 calves, pi utter, 8, R. 8 calves, and 6 bogs.) How: 47 hogs but; ‘calves, Captain ; Dutter, Sy tng dom Palo ain Hess ‘& Wilcox; 4 kegs butter, W. Marsh; 171 sides leather, J. do., Young & Shults; 3 boxes Pfr os 4 bales wool. oe 3 Kegs butter, J. Dil; 4 7 kegs. by W. ‘Hulbert; 14 11 dow Justus & Dili; 10 do. B J, nc, e Darling. Albertson & Rose; 2 bales wool, M. Hoag; 35,000 bas- et ie sheep, 20 boxes eggs. 112 kegs butter, to various other orders. Thursday. June 19.—130 sides leather, Thorne, Wat- Petes Co.; 46 do. L Andrews; 225 do., G. Palen & 216 kee. butter, @. M, Gustin & Co.; 600 sides leather, & Son; 100 do., A, Lafehaw; 396 do., K. Stout; 414 do, Thomas Small; 439 do., Melvin & ec ¢ ills; 7 do. sacks wool, R. hpi ‘ ckages butter, Main & Adams: 14 sacks wool, x are Cameron; 52 bushels oate, Thomas & Condit calver, 23 pkge. butter, and 7 hogs, Dill & Wi a butter, 11 hogs, and 8 calves, H. Gi bess fatten, 3° Mutt, 1p estes comes aoe battens begs! and’ 3 calves, Os plain, Bake, hg butter, 1¢ gales, and 62 hogs, 9 ps. b ‘putter, 20 3 calves, Chandler & Say baskets straw- berries, 318 phe. ‘butter, 23,100 ie leather, 13 calves, | and 9 hogs, to various other orders. STEAMER PACIFIC. BERTH IN THE UPPER CA- bin for the 2st, for ‘Appl he Ci DENY. 9 sonn ate Ee NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES follow ps 1 \t service, every care has tal tion, a8 algo in thelr engines, to insu d their accommodations for 8 al lied for elegance or comfort. Price of passage from New York to Liverpool, $130; exclusive use of extra size state om if Warpclte Mow You, 40 Ae capes can rooms, $8255 from fiers) Will be attached to each ship, No berth be veoured unt paid for. Oromey DATES OF aaiLiNG * 1851, setarty 4 2ukust | Saturday, August 30, Saturday, Seplember 13, Beturday, September 27, Saturday, Oo August Wednesday, fae Wednesday, September 3, ** Weaneaday, Septem's 7,” Wed ber December 27, “ day, freight preety, Poow wtp . oe No. ye! sgaaa N.Y. BROWN SHIPLEY & ¢9. . G. ‘Arm Yard, aad = ‘Duar AER JF.8 B a “Woutmartre, rv ofthese shipe will not be countable for golds jewel ous, stones, OF ie ding dre sigaed therefor, and the value a. “After the nrst of April next, therate of freight by the above steamers from" Liverpool will be materially reduced. THE. UNITED on Saturday, ‘North river. Price ‘Dassa $i. Allletters must ‘pase through the Post ‘Omer. rienced surgeon is attached to the s! For freight TIMER Livinastion ‘Agent, No.8 Hresdwiy. ACKETS FOR HAVER. SECOND LINE.—THE FOL- lowing ships will Havre on the léth, and New York on the Ist of each mon! ud ST. DENIS, tone berth a Al Foll pemee m he ST. NICH bas, nt ae ‘vee ate sy Deo. 1 York built vided with all requisite articles for th somtors i she provid f t mumanded b: peri the semaage ia $100, without tines of liquors, "Goods fabecribert will be forwarded free from ¢ PI fent to the Fred. BOYD & HINCKEN, “Agente, 161 Pearl street. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—( ONLY Through Line for California and Oregoa.)—The public are informed that und is Com- | Be ewiek, MD. Trika--100 bbls. flour, R. F. Sage; O67 bw Gillespie, Dean & Co ; 1.200 bushele corn. to the sent, Troy ano Enie Link ~ A. 0. Teftt (a cacks ashes, C, M. Sandford: 407 bbls. flour y“4r"TioNy | & Sens; 2.000 bushels corn, Gibson, Stoo! gil K Gy Thor axn Oswrco Live =H - y. June litho bales wool. J. T. Green; 10 | m of which will - 1,200 tons. ‘AY tons. stip COLUMBIA will ply between Sam rts In Oregon, awaiting at the former port lof the mails a passengers from Panama, and ‘with the mails and passengers for 11 be kept wp for the trans- sient passengers between Pa- hip SARAT SANDS, of 1,500 tons to the company. and peculiarly pin arrangements, will be kept ru mere will keep up the connection be- the other Mexican by the EMP ity Tu) tone. 1 New York for Chagres i the Heh wad a8¢h of euch ‘1h a direct li auch periods | the Tsthm California, * he recured from Armstrong, Lawrason & | place. The fare for throw ate ri 09), in lower eabii pas 200) in steerage, to fabek on freight to Hava: after the stemmer h the office of ren. pier at the footof Warren street, for Chagres, via Hay ip Paleo ot with the 7 ary ry pply how LAND WASPINWALL Ay ad N.Y. NDEPEND) T LINE FOR CHAGRES DIRECT, AND : at the lowest reduced rates. BROTHER JUNATHAS, frelah sr poogs rel ay te “EB. MILLS, Agent, SI Courtland street, agp TETRA #, SODERT 1. WaTRRMAN at her berth, eat ight, for which, oF ({ LIPPER CHALLENG LY Commander, tot Pan Fra andy to receive fre Ee Ged EiswouD, 71s 72 South OMPLETE PRACTICAL AL ROOKS.—A CC wat of delicate diverse, red ei ber of benutifelly col red plat turer on Surety, ® e | diticn: price $1” ‘el Journ: ork CONVERS’ PRIVATE “MEDICAL OFFI Third avenue, N. ¥., where he it consulted 1 wiakn | | D* ih "4 i! malt Havigorating cordial, debility of the organs, cansed by self fe, 2a bottle, three bottles for bw} with im. fant advice tothe married and single—forwarded to the try. For sale, 4° Broadway. REWARD. —JEFFRIE cife mixture for the cure ANTIDOTE, A SPR private di It i entre tion to business, The h the mixtore will of hve handred dolines. Tt ie with fut ction, at $1, One bottle ‘ate cored in two days. Porsale by C puree 102 Brondway, and 18 Bayard street, New ¥ wo R. Little, 104 Hanover street, Boston; Wright& Co., New Ortenns. DRS, COOPER AND MURPILY, talleled wu ‘Devan st ‘be be quneke i butter. R, Mead & Co.; 330 | M" aM. jail Bteamere.—The ships comprising this line are the | any WERY THRATRE—BOXES, 2 CENTS, P THEI HS, CENTS: Vir, nn weit of Min Se be LA’ a Ras dl Mr. Eady; Glensivon, Me, Tilten; Lady Randolph, Mise Wemyes. To OB ROX itob Roy McGregor Campbell M baldiston, Mr: Tilton; F a Th ATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHA) Me STF SS conten Pie ia} REET—BOXES, conte; Cochecten Nz Tickets, 60 cents; Priy Box Tickets, Doors open at 74; curtain rises ix lock. First Beneht of Me. » une 20, thi inmen| ill commence with COX— iy Sox, Be keFox. To befollowed by the f ci dot the MERCH fourth act of the Mr J. R. Scott; Portia, Ate mpi ft ACTRESS OF ALL WORK—The Ate Pox a uae ia, Mise (Fox. To co WAC bere TRAVES: TI acbe th, James A. Fox: Mr with M. uf danas ean Macduff, Mr. Ox. AMUSEMENTS, pr dn E, A. MARSHALL, SOLBLES- nee; G. H. ‘Doors open a < are Gat—aracl, Nb Shaw, ta is, Mr. Whi IBLO'S GARDEN. Mr John Sefton.: hpmyey pobanen tJ Doors open at7; performance vels' nights, Mondays, Vedaced Stthe Revel Family: 3 ers aud he Ravel Family, 20 iu number, au int rite characters. A. the unriva of the age, Mo aed send dara Tight Rope, the fl rtin, Mile Capel Me ‘Pa . Cotet will saotagt rears waiter ah SUMMER BnasoN. MANA vate Boxes, ry LY hag days; Burtor wranye, Oral ra ane a , wilt be rmed the pee mene Bh pe ao Mi Ie = TALIAN OPERA, AT OASTLE GARDEN.—MAX MA- etek, Manager wih ee Admiosi ee Witt be pariorinad Massy faceceal Opera of ed Mozart's DON GIOVANNI es . reps Truffi-Benedetti. ~ ine Whating: i por Masetto, Doors open at half: 8 o'clock. No pos Opera every rae , ‘Siguer Col Past 6, EPO ‘commence tpon fon_secount. of the weather. aturday and Sunday excepted. | | welpless, we, the w | with pratification that his friends | golved upon giving her's cons Louse, corwbich we willingly, add’ o He was well knowa to several | professors as a proficient in chemistry, aud as s man possers- mk a high order of scientito attainments, having had, at the | time of his death, w contract pending with B. K. Collins, Ee to Tight the sbeamers of his line with gap manufacture fon board cach veesel. In the death of Mr. Drigg munity have lost a valuable membe thusiast, who, hed he been spared, would, undoubtedly, have added new phases in the art of illuminating buildings and with gas. We, therefore, propose to give his widow eatery benefit om Saturday, June 2let, and have sure in stating that E. A. Marshall, Esq., hae, in t manner tendered the use of this sheatre for that se. Tea’ B Hodges, E Esq PP Bee Capt W Rainor James Simons phi Bitten, Esq WW Demilt M Cumming, J Cowan | Moses. Jno Smith, Jr, of P Bri Alfr q Arkansas A Galbraith BW Osborne, Esq WH Underbill, Esq R Willson Wm Esq C Morrison, Esa A K Gilbert Geo W Matsell, Esq WA Delavan, Esq H Turner JT Bleakley, Esq Sol Kip, Esq Wm E Burton, Esy A Br: J Brougham, Esq © Marshall, Esq Cel G H Barrett, Exc Jobn Buckland, £eq WC Corbyn, Gen R Welch A Beers, Ee. R Compton, Beq Goo Shur: JoeR Tayler Bey Col Alva Mann im Harvey Heart, Esq Col A George Forbes SP Waldron, Beg! Cape WA Underhill WHt'Simons ob F Oakley — Theo Tomlinson — Peter Squires ar W Sturtevant Jonathan W Allen HB Weed amuel Delamater Geo H Purser M De 8 D Bellows W B Cozens P Warren Geo Boyd HC Bank WS Nagle Capt Degroot ‘Ihe Committee of Arrangements take the pleasure of announcing the following names, who have kindly volun- teered their serviges for thie cceasion:— Brough Chippenaie, eam ae Fr. Ceaway, Mies Ludlam, TT, Mr. N. B. Clarl J.B. Johnston, “ G. Archer, “ G. W. Lewis, Meed's Anderton, Mendames Knight, Mesdames Macbeth, A. Gougenheim, — Oliv March, J.Gougenheim, = Car : Thompson, Capel, Adelaide Prize, Brock, | Abbott, Isherwood, Wharton, | Lewis, Mons. Auguste Perrot: and the gentlemen of the orchestra. | Mons. Schmidt and M'ile There: The programme of the evening's performance will be made nown in future advertisements, , AT FELLOWS’ NEW MU ween Howard tly celebrated performers, #0) in this city for jose concerts we ved with the greatest favor by eli fashion from ail parte of the Onion. Fellows Mosical fall is one of the most spacious and best ventilated Dduildings in the world. Ad. ion 2cents. Doors open at atSo'clock. An afternoon concert | sceommo- Me RANKLIN MUSEUM, ae ares SQUARE.—GRO. FE LEA, Bole Pi dmission—Seate in Private ‘80 conte; 8 5 conta; Boxee, 26 cents: Far \e after: ao The en- 0 ons boonen at no other place of amusement a) New York, a Female Ethiopian Opera Tr ber ] rmer€, being the tn oahibitien of Marble egethor with s variety Siternoon and ovening. )PENING OF THE NATIONAL CO} nal street, two doors from Broadway, ae even! Jane 22, with’ ® grand Sacred Concert —The ae sai 3. Albert, P. Betton, and FP. Wetteroth, most re: rm their friends. and the citizens of New * celebrated. Professor Ts gnoncelli, t, never before heard in America; it has the tone of the human voiee, that of a beautiful ropran manee is the most extraordinary ever . The fol- x professors and solo performers com the Or. : AMUSEMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA, RARNUM: S MUSE y en be; ehultgen halt pris Tooth, the eminent teagedi During the week the will give their in pe er favorite pl of Lyon aye. The collection if farce bath afternoon and evenin, ers crowded into the ¢ half do of wond el These are all worthy of a v one by Peale. n be een together with the performances in the Lecture Root, for the low price ef 25 cents. _ MEDICAL. PaTHIC INSTITUT IsdL.—William J. Taylor, Th ati. e carly D., Physicii Will be ready for the reception of invalids part of July. R. GOOD'S EXTRACT OF COPAVIA—A CERTAIN nd onesdy care for private deorders. * Thi Petes Sol & Miller "I; Avenue D. Co Reade street. opposite Stewart's. ARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE diseases, few hours, by ® vegetable applica debility, beowah y improper habite, | ec he edicines with in one day. tion cured me in 2 few hours, after another doe tor tried a long time.—C. Der ond. LF over $3"), ive oa cured of weakness frrm self-abuge, without tes ft; yet you cured me by local and general (rw ehert time —J You cured me of i tres m Bre cyt A BLISEF _4 New mpiTION of ®® DE | lary, abridged: a pop vine Grew ment of vate diseases, etrio Tafirmitics revultin Bold at the boo Bre author, St Lispenard street. we “Fes Tale +) nd, by port, of y ba MARR Bp womet Dr. vATR epic AL, com. f Disease peceniaey, x ber timely possession of he married, oF those ones im po: 4 a to them particularly, eehose health dove not Permitof ly, 1 ie of efpecial tm portance, ony ‘aieor eve the wife, Ube mother=-th s every fem yesre, ip whom mi the ef ™ Mavnicgar 7 wife har been perceptibly sinking for rome thrve years oF more, in onpequonce of her areas an vith and enfferi pote monthe bel t every arecessive one more iS oatrated her, putting her life in let it afforded 4 cy fue pages lpparted. to my wi sidircedery of MM. Desemenux prerided atemedy. Me Fined a prompectto me, which I little conceived war ble. But fer this, ere another year would h Hy my bend, in all Noman probability, me wife would have bee deen ‘more fully the of, nacare strtetly templa arriaae. ishing Oe, 129 } » nee do not street, amitted by mail, tes. All letters r { on learning that the € he married, or 22) ronda wirt le ad LaNew Fogh mt Omer 12d Livery J, to Dr. A M. Mauriceno, bog | StF niger Dy Remanrcs Grand street. OUGHAM’B LYCEUM, BROADWAY, NEAR BRO! HALL, NO. (3, BROADWAY, ABOY ight durin, ring the reel We KEDDED ROOM, DOU In the aftern THuMiNG LEGA ¥ aud MISCHIEF MAKING. whats the novel and pleasing attraction, appropriately te Happy Family Animals and sacle and natures, and irds, of the most diverse and ae sea birds, et livi oquler Well ag others of the most o can be seen atall hour and performances, 25 0 ae to rr entire ~y 4 rea under 10 years, 1034 ets this city, fora been, received ‘with favor id of upwards of one hui “ared trained ¥ composed of upwards 0 ma ———SEEEESSSSSS BUROPEAN ADVERTISHNENTS, rpRaven full; lected and ommendes fully elected and reeqON DON LIST, De Bernardy, 2) Jon street, to the Sardinian, be aaitbey, the Spanish and brugu aay Co ARTISTS’ COLOR AND VARNI ae art bRUSIE AND COMB MAKERS. § HAND GUIDE, OR CLASSIFIED LIST of establishments in London, Liverpool, and Paris, care~ iH MANUFACTURERS. o Square, artists’ materials of every nolenale 6 Meeaite, Bingley & Co, to H. R. H. Prince Albert, 130. Hascall. John, 64 St. Paul's Church Yard. BRIDI IT, STIRRUP, AND SPUR MAKERS. Latah ford, Benj. to Her Majesty Royal soanblsa HOUSE: Mrs. accommodations. COURT DRESS MAKERS AND MILLINERS. Mrs. Hill, to the Queen and Royal Family, 171 New Bon #treet. CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS. Vieyres & Repingon. 12) Regent street, Job, (inte Jol 1+ Hnvarne St CUTLERY AND SURGICAL INSTRUME Family, 2 Mister, 65 Gloucester Road, Hyde Park, superiogs KR, H. Grand py of Moseley. Jobe & Sea, 17 and 18 New steest, Covent Gar AN o ‘L.A DIES’ LINEN. ral ow canter MANU PACTURERS. 2 agai street, wedding ordersand ladies” Watson, Bell & Co., to Her Majesty, 35 and 36 Old Bond BO N. St. Martin’ 11 & Wilson, 52 ‘a lane DRESSING AND TRAVELLING CASES. EN! 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Stewart, PPOvEIN RANGE IRISH POPLIN MANU PACTURE a Pian > 4 Wotesioe Piece, Pall Mal}; manufae- 1 elastic stockings. street, ladies’ out ,2 John street, Adelphi, agent for Paris ang 14 Coffee House, Covent Gardens yet. ished 1799, Vere atreet, Oxford street, Miss Elliott. he Rey James street; exclusive sale of Tabi- tor Trish Pi sak ag street, Oxford st “Fatinns AND PACKING a. reet, City, Manufacturer of be Rees” Riding Habit Makers, 1 Vere . STATIONEERS ‘AND “ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFAC- TURER! ‘& Sons, 6 to £: London Wal and 368i ol ure sik" “WiKcERs, ergo DRal GLOVERS, ETC Allison, 3. Regent House, 240 and 242 Regent street. Depry 63 and 61 Bdgeware Road. A n, fouerean 26 Great Rages stn SCOTCH WOOLLEN WAREHOUSEMEN. Jewellyn & Shicll 2 Old Bind street, pla TAILORS AND AR TH street. aN riding habite. Fletcher, H. and Curlew is & Co., 68 C. anufscturers, wor MAKERS. y, mi < DWANCHESTER Wagunous 0 Hant & Broughton, 2 0: Higlt, Kustell & Bates, roe. 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