The New York Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1852, Page 2

WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. ay 20, ron tux New Yous @eaarcrry Weoxesvay, M Henao. NEW YORK MARKEP. Duties amastion ai the end af ene year. 2 HES— HAY, 10 dbs. Bot per 10 Ibs. 5— a—— | North River, cco, 625 a-— | HEMP Russia,etn,ton 210 — 0226 Do.cutshot, 1W— 9200 Am. dew rot'd..1l0— 2120 Do. water do.135 — Manilla, 1b. al coaL— Sisal ae ag SS Bioool, per ch. 725 a—— HLDES ‘AND SKINS— Anthracite... 475 0525 ‘OOCOA— Oronceo. Maracaibo. ... ake s—— ~ Hoag a— 125 Guayag'linbd— Ska—— | Southern dr: Re bekn ee | Forte Candis . & Matanuas.— 12 a— 12% | Deer, winter, ib— 8 a— 13 Deer, shaved.,.— 15 ‘1, .— 20 First sort, NDIGO- a 23 4 5 3 a4 ! zg ‘a a4 Do. Obie. — 19 a— 2 £525" | Hemlock, light— 16 a— 17 es Do. middling— 16, a— 17 Berseern: Shay | Be Beri ae 3 Do, good dgd— 125ga— Ba wae i Do, poor ds..— 9 a— 10 i 1 a 112%, | Eng’ helf, reugh— 30 2-40 #102 | Rockland c'sk,— 88 a 85 1 LIQUORS— Brandy J J Du- = 105 St. Cx. 3d Do. N. E Gin, Hourglas Do. & Jersey, ..— $9 /TTON— Middlin, GP aca 9ka— 10 Do. Gi a Goenae | eee DOMESTIC GOO: Tiben ached— 5 a— 5% irtings, bro..— 4\a— 54 6 a— 8 é METALS, from store— Copper Sh’g, Ib. Sheathing, new: Bolts. ... 50 Am, common 19— Am,bar.....50— a—— English bar, 345 — Norway bar-i0s — Russian do, ..87 50 per No. Batimet w'ps on beams, pr Antimony, Or. Antinony,R Argols.ref br’ ree gray 8,0 ~ 3 ‘Arrow't, Berm: nner se Arrenic, pow'd Wrought. Bi Brimstone, rol Brim’e, f’'reul Boraa,ret, pr Tr nti ; § pt, cal, — 42 Cantharides sige 125 | pO Carbonate Ama— 16 a— Il eRe Csrb.Soda, ev nb, 12 Utls $ 12 Cardamome Castor Oil, per ow ers, per I} Cochineal, Cochineal { Salts.. Ginseng ( . Tragacan white fohkey Hyd.Pot'h, En Tedine, Enc... Ipecac, Braui Ji Eee Bye. jamp— Cae on Oil, Cassia. ... Oil, Lemon... Oil; Pep.(ensh) 1 $734 Opiam, Turkey 427 54a— . & ye =< Saleratus (csh)— =H “a— 114 5% a Am, ref u New Orleans, Cuba Muse. Porto Rico. Bul. Quin. o Tartar, Aci Ter. Jay Verdigris Do., Bheetings, we. Bheetings, br'n BLO HER: i Raicins fun, ¢ g Boneh, box, illette,,.2250 026 — es mwood, 100 — a110 — Gitr = = mingol Jamaica, car. B FUkS~ Beaver, So. ekin— 0 Do. Northern. 2 Racooon ekins 1SSl lass MONEY MARKET, Wepsespay, May 6—6 P.M ‘The market opened dull and depressed this morning, but closed more buoyant, After the adjourn- ment of the iret board, there was a general improvement in prices, and @ more active movement in the leading stock fancies. Quotations vo-day, compared with those current at the close yesterday, show a decline in Canton Com- pany of i per cent nyt Inland, 14; Harlem, 34; Wiearagun Traneit Railroad advanced $y por wont; ding ull A hers remain without alteration. Some of the largest hold © see eonfident much hi ' Ai soon ben a argue that we have had very sila that comparatively, prices 1 y \ eurvent last y en th re four per I wumn, ¥ orable Lane for sue into Uy purchare s many of (here argumente are evund, aud canavt be cum must admit that troverted; but it by no means follows that a class of out- side operators, large enough to give any important impe- tus to prices, can be found. At present the regular street operators have control of all the leading securities, and they are desirous of getting rid of them, or at all events | of reducing very materially their supplies. Instead of in cash Goods siored to be veld at public letting prices down so that new purchasers would have a The ton in oll cases to be 2.249 greater margin for a rise, and greater probability of real- ising a profit. holders are more disposed to maintain them, and expect speeulators to come in on the top of the mar- ket. Itis possible they may do so. As the value of money becomes reduced, and the epeeulative propensities of our people strengthen. movements in fancy stocks may = Whia~ 10% | become cle. more active, and their market value advance. | Weree mo other way of using even a small portion of our Rio J. & B.Ayr— 15 a~153¢ | rapidly accumulating capital. The banks are full of spe- ae oo ‘The amount in the Wall street banks, at this mo- | 9 s— 8S | ment, is probably greater than ever before known, New banks are springing up lke mushrooms in every eection of the country. ‘The paper currency is increasing pro rata with the metallic, and we are borne along upon the surface of the current, without any knowledge of the dangers which beset us in our navigation, The experience of the past is no guide for the future in financial affairs. | The production of gold in California and Australia has | revolutionized all the financial systenas of the world, and we are about entering upon a new era in commerce,and trade. We must mark out new lines, perfect new sys- ‘ems, adopt new principles, under the new order of things. going ahead too fast. panic, with all its accompanying evils. One thing is, however, pretty certain, we are Credit, both private and public, is expanding too rapidly; aud unless something oecurs to give an immediate check to the movements of the day, we shall haye, before the lapse of many months. a sudden It must be ad: mitted that the bavis of the present expansion is sound- It differs from all others which have preceded it; but with Rumors of weak: stre of trade. Banking la currency. Crown Thaler Spanish Dollars Mex’ y Dimes and} English Californ! leges. gra civilization dri for cirev have one of t Busine: this favorable feature, it cannot stand too great an accu- mulation in the shape of credits, extravagance, &e. Public confidesce is eubject to such sudden revulsions, that, after having passed a certain point, it becomes highly dangerous to cautious and timid, and more closely investigate ope. rations, continue, Capitalists become paper is more closely examined sin certain quarters become current, individual credit tainted, and all at once, rently, a real cause, a collapse takes place, and a panic spreads over the country with the rapidity ofa whirlwind, All the gold in California and Australia, piled up in Wall would not arrest this movement when fairly in motion. If the vault of any bank in Wall street was filled to the brim with bullion, it would be of little service to the commercial and financial community, without credit, and it is therefore dangerous to tamper with such an im- portant, such an indispensable element in the operations We are at this moment rushing wildly, blindly. recklessly into the vortex which has hitherto swallowed up eo many hundreds of millions of indebtedness; and as rapidly a# paper promises to pay have been manufactured, they may, by, one of those processes so frequently resorted to, or rather so frequently forced upon the commercial classes of this country, be expunged in a much shorter time than that required for their creation. jout, @ppa- The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $71,660, payments, $76,208 85—balance, $3,852,538 87. All claims against the Hamilton Bank, of Rhode Island, must be presented to the receiver, on or before the 1st of June, proximo, or forfeit all claim to the dividend then to be made. The demand for land warrants continues active, and We quote 160 acre warrants, $125 a the supply good. $128; eighty acre warrants, $64 a $67; forty acre war- rants, $32 a $34, euddenly. Prices fluctuate considerably, and Arrangements are in progress for the establishment of a banking institution at Cairo, Ilinois. under the Free v8 of that State, with the circulation secured of Virginia State Bonds, under the name of “Virginia State Stock Bank,” commencing with a capital of $100,000. The large expenditures soon to be Thompson's Bank Note Qvorart “Gold Du Bank of England N. hiish Ba Scotch Bank Notes. lich and Scotch k Not on London There quotations are correc upon tations for coin and bul in this marke American Gold, new. re Coinage. Mo FOR made at Cairo, by the trustees of that city, the railroad company. and others, in improvements upon the property, together with the immense amount of the productions of the West, for which Cairo must soon become the principal entrepot, cannot fail to mi ake it am important institution. porter gives the annexed quo- ion, and also for English paper Syecie any Bunton 3gaX{ perct, prem. ia%¢ per et. prem. Lal peret. prem 1 al'4 peret. prem 2a perct, prom, 44a {aL perct. dis, Humbert all others Sad peret.di st, perounce., $1700 a 177 according to quality. Foreign Bilt Quotations. . $486 a 488 480 a 485 475 a 480 . 480 a 486 and can be depended Those who have foreign coin to dispose of can obtain these rates in every instance. Whe St. Louis Price Current gives the annexed specimen account of To E.G, The St irculation, These ne named above. I in proper hands of round § wise than good, and people should be careful how they touch any other paper currency, The mania for manufacturing bonds for rs to construct railroads, has the public mind, that ulmost any echome finds its advo- cates and supporters. ‘Troy Daity Whig, gives an insight into the modus operandi of getting up some of these bunds:— y Manker ann Fancy Stocks. —Some of our dis New York ce 6 of late, lest the pr lead to extravagant enterprises and ine g from rome things that have lately travapi Ty things bo be ¢ regular; weither Sera eset hitch net eee, LO of a new i peared in that city:— Eperrnrer % Vignette. 3 THE For value received, pay to D. 0. PB. Dougherty, or order, THREE DOLLAKS, and chat ten, Bellview, To COnHirreerronrrerniey REnrEEE RRR teREEbEE tS ty. and every few d n hardly Yeceive $100 in the ordinary ¢ of shinplasters which have recently ap- New Yonx, April 1. 1852, UIS OMNIBUS CO., » the saine Lo ASE & OU. cheeses: ra, uls Price Current remarks:-- J it rumored ti and the * ut to avail t ed to them. by their et All kivg selves of banking privi- tet, and issue me f trash in the form of notes y Was ever cursed wilh, is pow Sbinplasters and counterfeit ssomething new shows es, without fiuding from eight to ten certificate n by agents of ¢ reign insurnpee com in small sum the hue kinds of rhinplasters nixed in, pay ne must have been manufactured e tion in the Western country, ade their appearance in this ity, Under the free banking law of all the prominent Western States. atest paper curren issued, and i inact drive a ta eat me out of the Beautifully engraved dratts, . in sums of one, Lwo, three, tive > of me one living on tL r individual rms Jank road company st prevalent in our city one of these os in the world will be ay all such trash as that any bank, seewred by a deposit e stocks, cannot be other- ising money hold upon en such a ¢ The annexed article, from the temporaries ha nink this apprebe a, and What re! d some of the ¥ vo make vb voroth © beew gucorded dn (ais coum grade than either of the other roads— ho possibility of its ever paying. We have heard of water lot property. of city plots mapped out on paper, of mill sites on ee of Paine’s gas, and other enter- prives of a similar charaeter. but never have we before seen or known of anything in the railroad line that bore so strong @ resemblance to these, The intelligent reader throughout the region where this road ix said to be, but where in reality it is not, and mover will be unless men have a million of money to throw away, have enjoyed krenly the glowing representations in | debalf of this project, toucaing the advantages of line, business, and general prospects of the Albany Northeru Road.” We presume Wall street labors under the im- pression that this road penetrates a wide extent of coun. try having no outlet, ready to pour its treasures over this road ; when the truth is no other region of the State, of equal extent and population, has so many facilities ‘al- ready—there being « canal and two railroads through the whole extent. Whenever there is an abundance of money, every de- scription of enterprises will arise to get it, Not all these turn out tobe meritorious. or even based upon such rineiples as are usually recognized as fair and honora- le At the present time, it ay be well for capitalists to exercise discretion, lest what appears to be regular in form, and desirable for investment. turn out to be the merest humbugs, if not downright swindles. Railroad companies, which have a portion of their road completed and in operation, can legitimately issue bends, properly secured by a first mortgage. Such investments are safe, and bona fide, We are pleased, at all times, to point out such, and recommend them to the capitalists, and all others sceking productive employments for their money. But when we see such an attempt to raise money as is shown by the above article, itis due to the public to ex- pose it, It appears by this, that the Albany Northern Railroad Company hae not yet been organized, that no subscriptions of stock have been made, no road con- structed, no nothing, showing that a railroad was evenin eontemplation. It used to be the custom of raising enough money by stock subscriptions, to construct abou! one-balf or two-thirds of the line, and then raise suffl- cient to complete and equip the road by an issue of first mortgage bonds. This was the true system, and general- ly succeeded. This. however, is literally a railroad age, and a new system has taken the place of the old. The result can ensily be foreseen, 70) $2000 U S 6" HD cI i n° 200 Ohio 1000 Ohio 9060 Penn BS: 400 do. 85: 8000 Erie C Fc) 0) do "62. 1000 Hudson 2d M Bai 4000 do... 100 pees a "70... 1000 N Ind Bas. 5 1000 Daup & Sus 10 hs Ohio Life. : 100 Del & Hud Canal. at ie eee 10 N Jersey RR, 75 Stouiugton RR.. 63 200 Nor a Wor RR 0, : NaC SRR 10 Florence & Keyp't. 50 Canton Co, 50 do. a 50 Penn Coal Co, 20 Panama RR. 40 do, 200 do... 100 L Island RR. 100 do, 200 do. 420 Mad & IndRR, 5 Mich Cen RK... SECOND BOARD. $2000 Erie Conv Bds... 96%¢ 500 shs Erie RR... 86% 50 do. V60 97" 50 do. 85% 1250 Erie Certificates, 100 50 6 200 shs N Jersey Zinc,, 13 25 86: 100 a 100 * 50 do, 100 £0 Dauphin 100 Canton Co, 50 Mich SRR. do 5 Stonington Hudson R 100 Reading RR 200 de 200 CITY TRADE REPORT. Wepxespay, May 26—6 P. M. Asnes.—150 bbls. have been sold at $5 for pots, and $6 18% a $6 25 for pearls—a further reduction, Bueapsturrs—Flour moved to the extent of 11,700 bbls.—Canadian, State. Southern, and Western ordinary at former figures; fancy Ohio and ‘Jenesce at $4 37!3 a 481) tra at $4 GB a $5; and extra Geneswe at $4 i2t¢. Jersey meal was obtainable at $3 13%¢ a and rye flour at $3 25 per bbl We heard that 100 bushels white Genesee wheat brought $1 121; Canadian, and 2.400 Michigan do., $1; 2400 uppe do., about Tle ; 4.000 bushels river rye, 75, and 52,0/ do. heated Southern, with mixed Western and yellow Southern corn, 5%, a 60c. and 62c, a bde—previous rates, Burley and oats ruled the came, epting the disposal « 103; a 1e., and a few lots ef 8t. Domi ¢ to report ales before the arrival of the Cambri 1.800 bales. rinee whieh, 1,009 bale were closed at a pprovement Dry Goovs.—Tbe general demand for goods from —the nearby, northern, and northwestern tra is Cecide ely geod and active. and k fully busy, All kinds of goods are higher in which commenced low will terminate comp r tiv high for th season. and the fall trade will open av still higher rates, Stocks have been con-idei Pc Doub of wccilens and cottons. i some extent. The e: d f mats Java at "20 at Se. per 1b. the Phe cloth rts of dome between the firs Inblwached ehirting (a 7c, are readily obtained. hed goods » plentiful, active than jarge. and ex ary and th shectings at ‘The supply but are firmly held, thoug' for unbleached k demand, g rates—7}5 a 754e. are readily realized on or Blues and bleached are tirm at 9 a Se, respectively, There is a constaut export demand for these goods Osnaburgs are in good supply, but with a of demand that keeps priees prices down; otherwise, Prices would rise with the increasing cost of production. Denims are steady. Stripes and ticks continue duil. and raiher heavy. Printing cloths are in moderate activity, at former prices, The stock is nof large. as production has been considerably reduced. Prints are in light re- quest; all good grades and styles are firm. The demand has been limited to those through the season, and the bu. siness has. so far, been profitable. ‘The low grades have been sold at a considerable loss Ginghame are in seanty supply. an head at the one regular price of 103 active, though prices are firm ‘Th proaching a close, c baying to a Holders are firm, ‘The downward tendency stually stopped. The ste been les- to production being more limited. and continue very active, xt full rates. moving more freely, but the stock is still large, and is offered at low rates. Tweeds are dull at 45 a 48 "yc. . and 15.0 3734¢. for cotton warps. Jeans Sheeps grays are inactive. Flannels are Blankets dull, There is a good demand for oods. with a reduced stock to op on, and evhanced, The demand has come la i fon after the patience of holders had induced fell their goods ut a sacrifice, ‘Those who held firmly are now raping their reward. Black silks, having been less pressed on the market than other goods, are now in the larges late news from france has induced | some fpeculative and large quantities baye changed hands &mon; . and even importers, look- ing (0 (he certainty of hig in the coming imp’ tatfons, Ribbons are sear ud higher tn first hands; as wall as oll prime silks. colored or figured Dress goods are out of fret bands, Cloths are in re German cloths are less abondaut. 200d8 ure not go active as other foreign goods, Fa of heavy goods are selling freely to clothiers, for making up. and at firm rates, ‘The importations continue lig! but they will soon be larg ply of goods. A vearcity of eiik velvets prevails, and this desertpUon of foreign goods hax much advanced in price, Fisu.—A further sale of 1,000 quintule cod was effected at $4a $425, sents to European ports continued inactive. Liverpool rauged from 24, per bale to 1d. nal ascngoged ut 10a 10d Grain was at 314 a orm and wheat, There was nothing of moment ported tor London or Havre. Yo Califorma, rates varied according to circumstances. from 45 a G5e.; and for those verrely nearly full. at 65 a 86e Frerr~ Some v00 boxes Mulaga raisins changed hands 21234 Cot- Bay baler river were dispored of at 65c a 70e. Hors —About 25 bales Western baye been taken at woe. @27}sc.. cach. perth Lean,—there wer in bond, Lunir.--Salee of 900 Wiis, common Rockland were made, at 8c Morasses.—Dut 100 bhde, Cardenas found buyers, at 2ee. Oire.—There have been 9,560 gallons linseed obtained at 62e per gallox—cash, Provisions varied little, the ope Lbls. prime and mers pork at $15 25 a $18 25; GUO bbls, fair to prime lard at Wc. a1Ue ; with 250 bbls. prime aud beef at $6 a $7 50 and $10 a $13 75, rate —Sales by auction —House and lot No, 18 Thames street, lot 22.11 by 54.3, $5,450; how . Cedar street, house 20 b; 78 tons Spanish bought, at 3 75, fi ions comprising 500 . lot 20 by 53 10, house and lots Nos, 143 and 144 Awoa street, do, do. corner of Hudson aud Amos, 96.550: houres ‘and te nd 169 Twenty-tiret stivet, each 74.000, $8,000; hor and lot in Fourteenth et, near b avenwe, $11,250; front aud rear houses and lot, in Sixteenth street, near Seventh avenue, $6090; house n third avenue, between Porty-eighth and For- streete $1050; factory pnd of ground, eth street and Thir@avente, $5 860; lot wl: ¢ on Fiftieth street, $f $1,100; » do, $1 200) iuieth t. near Third « of ¥ifueth etreet bthird @ 3 lots on third ue, between’ BAeth and Fifly-tirst streets, $6,500 lots ad ng, each $1,050. $4290; 1 lot rer of 7 ad Fidty-firet pty $1600; 1 4 f wt, 1 do do. $700 1 house y | apd lot on ween Beeond and ‘Third evenues nh 200, 1 tot ad j018 1 lo. cael $600, $10; 44 1). next bat two ult ajo *, $800; 2 Second and Vhird | at be. Ta Srcans —140 000 Mavana changed hands to-day at at 6\s¢ ; and 500 bags Pernambuco at 63,¢. per lb. Mar- ket buoyant. 8%¢., cash, By Ki 1,200 live hogs, O71 ehcep, 109 head cattle and 233 pkgs, sinitted to the pages of th butter. four stories, and fuished 1 a most superb manner; will be | eat degree offensive to deliceey By New Haven Rat-roan—171 pkgs. butter, sold cheap, ou moderate payments. Apply to They will seek steadily to exert w By Nonta Riven Boars—25.614 bbls, floue, 124 do. MIL. SHELDON, 9 Nassau strvot, | moral'inluenee, and to imnrove the ter ‘as ashes, 147 do. pork, 989 do, provisions. 1.775 do. whiskey, | — oa lease the taste, of their readers They will aim to 1.246 do. lard, 16,400 @ bu. corn, 25,415 do, wheat, 40 pkgs. | $13,000.-2e% bal ilar feared Ener Magazine a complete repertory of whatever is mo butter and 14 do, cheese, | s $200 2660, usual time. G7 RA) —A GOTHIC COTTAGE FOR SALE—A NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE —THS Briasre, ‘of 600 bbls. Ohio and Prison 5 hie house, with foar Lote fHtarper' z el at 0K 8 Zloand diige auckeement $7,5 sagt neivioth strectsiu South Brooklya, bhp ii some SvGans.—Sales have been made of 110 hhds Museovad in us tunity of renewing the expres ioe own tm near Thin to the pnbiic and the press: ter the exeraordinary de- cen eof favor with which its successive numbers have cived, The regolas itivn now consists of ninety thou- Sand copies, ‘The publisher: ‘the liberty of Inviting epes cial attention to the Editorial tment, which is prepar= ed by six of the most accomplished literary gentlemen. ofthe vuntry, aud at an expense of several huudred dollars for . ; x a Sige. 60 Orleans at be ; 500 bxs brown Havana | eae ae he beautiful country residence near the city can rehate this property at a bargain. Apply to M. 8, SHEL. Bon, 8 Nasewa t. Fs ¢ —HOUSE AND LOT IN FOURTEENTH 16,500 eer fie sate. Ok most saperior new lot 25 by 100 feet, situated street 100 feet wide, house .iow.—We heard of 12,000 Ibs. prime being sold at Reovrrs or Propuce, ® Raicnoap—212 sides leather. 100 bbls, flour, | sh number. The publishers trust that itis not ne for them to reiterate their assura: Sure ack eam be eae own » one hou on the corner of nue, eae ful and agre i c lit Bea tonne on irankivn icigkie coumnguding a der | Saband sateeable in the currant literary productions of lightful and permanent view of the river, snd having all forn ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED “HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES. TH GRAMERCY HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTIRTE the public on Monday, May 24, 1852, It contains 1. venience. lans combi id Tail rank among the ber CONTENTS OF THE JUNE WUMNER, The Ballad of Auld Rovia Grey,—Allustrations—The Courtship. Death of Robin Grey. Yhe Summer Tourist —Sceu ON FORTY-PIPTH | tains. By William Macheod. Iie th od improvements, will be sold upom most rea- sonable terme, Apply to M. L. SHELDON, 8 Nassun stroot, VERY DAT. SEE THIRD PAGE. $5,000. Lot, situated in am of the Franconis Moun- stations, from Drawings at cottage house and | by Leod.—Franconis Not Profile Mountai The bre pt of Forty-fifth street, | Uld Man of the Mountain, be Clif. Eastern nt of near Broadway; 1x46; Lot, 100 foot doup; aad Profile Mountein, The Basin. ‘The Flume. View on tha finixhed in good style, with modern improvem se) i. 00 il 5 poleon Benaparte.~By John S.C, Abbott, Tilustras $4,500. Apply to M. L, SHELDON, 85 Nas: tions, from Drawings by Dopler.—Drawiug & Gun over Greae 3 500 St. Bernard. Napoleon ascending ti Passing tho Fort cf Bard. Napoleon planning a Campaign. Doxth a6 uth Brooklyn. bi ts HOUSE le street and Broadway, New York, will be opened to 001 elegant atyle, with every povsible con? kept on the American and European proprietors are determined that it ished in the moi It will y pt Hobenlinden. | The Inferual “Machine, Mt Man of Hohenlinden ine. Mup of Marengo, ian style, ‘finishes ble mantels, French PPE CARROLL HOUSE, 722 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE lau bo ith mi ry 7 family hotels in the world. EE eee Ee ik he Church of ibe Cup of Cold Water. DONADIE CO. | fren and sub-callar, and will bo sold at vio tow price of | yMy Novelor, Varieties in, English Lite—Dy Sic Rdward fe Mi, 1, BARLDON, OF Nangne shesst, ife.—By John S. C. Abbott, Tilustration— the New York Hotel, will open forthe reeeption of on Wednesday, May the 26th. Families or bein G Steamer Starting Drooping Buds. —FOR SALE, PART OP A VERY IM- By Charles Dickens. 3,000.- Fran Invention (patented).—the adver. TA Tale of the Const @ gent mn desirous of obtaining furnished apartments, wi Lbde etahta acaeeibelinhse lobe uate e The Las, kevel. ‘ale of the Const Guard, 4 ‘ putting it in a wale Deops of Water, gr without Beat Can De Ranciomely aecomimocetec. | ble shape, and to take an interes therin, It covsra'n ver Bigiird Dra ot extensive cas! usines rofit. A Prison Scene durin; 10 Reign of Terror, Orr NaAttipaid betreeey meatalis cient Gotioe to | fedem land Inbor. at one tenth tho co adress 4 Celebrated Freneh Closkmnaker, his friends and the public that the above named commo- | tion," Herald officc. Bleak House, BY Charles Dickens. Chapter VIII. Cover~ rece, ters ii Multitude of Sins.—IX_ Signs and Tokens.—X. Tho ion To even or ce he mtstnite VAt eae OF RORTUNITY—F0R~ SALE AN BEM Law Writer Illustrations. —Vieit at the Brickmaker’ece make arrangements with f for the season, gant city or country residence in Newark, N.J., situ: | Tn Re Gappys Extracrdiuary Proceedings. ANSON PARSONS, | sted on Newark Heights, at the hoad of Warren street, | rie Ghoge Rater Paving GAG RAEI ETIAW Of 5 Nowark Bay, St ‘The Three Visiters of Bernardin de Saint Pierre, Island, and New York cit ists of about: i Reese. HILL HOTEL, STATEN the Richmond to inform the public that the | betes HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, L. I., 13 receive boarders on the first day of June. Parties wishing to engage roo Cottage to let. T= MARINE HOTEL, egret te CONNECTI, New tiful ments of excellent sea bathing and jacent country, ro the hotel the distinguished patronage of previons seasons, lang ma} at Fairfield, or at the New York New New Ye UMMER BOAR! the first day of June next, A Primitive Peopl The Daughter of the Bardi. ‘A Curiosity in Natural llistory. From Gold to Gray, Monthly Record of Current Events. Editor's Table, Editor's Ensy-Chair, meltor en pews iterary Notiges. A Leat oy ‘Func, Tiluetrations.—Smokiag at « Rail- TT Station—The Childish Teetotal Movement.—Deferende: tu the Sex. Fashions for Early Summe: tumes and Coiffure ISLAND (LATE )—J. P. KELLETT be, miinary ‘will be entirely ct family hotel, to open for t articulars can be obtained at Wall street, New York, an acré of land; also an interest (n an elegant private Park infront. The house is new, with eleven rooms, all finished in elegant modern style with every desirable convenicnce fora gentee] residence. Gothic bara, choice fruit aud shade Sroce, (oe ie Pertlaiines taguiss O 83 Bowery, New ‘ork, or 0! ¢ undersigned on the premises. MISRAEL PIERSON. ELMONT VILLAGE LOTS, AT FORDHAM.—ONLY A more quarter acre Lots, equal to four city Lots, in ible, convenient, and healt! ALAS to be had at ary min regret now open for tran: nt company, and will be ready to for the season, can do so bb sing the L. rly trip she first day of June. Also afurnished HAWLEY D. CLAPP. erty, may bo Teatlatroot, and Jesse Lyon, o1 mu the premises; A. W. jane; Nath. C. Platt, 20 Maiden Janc: Win. General William Hall, 239 Broad- lay 244 Grand street. JOHN C. KAYSER, 165 Pearl street. OUNTRY RESIDENCE—THE UNDERSIGNED wishes to dispose of his place, near Cooperstown, on the banks of the Otsego Lake. ‘the situation is romantic healthy; the house very good, and adnfirably calculated as retreat for a merchant or professional man, The farm co: sists of forty acres, in high cultivation, Price £2,000. Ad- ares: . L. DANIELS, Cooperstown, Otsego county. RUG STORE FOR SALE—A RBTAIL DRUG STORE in the city of Brooklyn, establial “a for 12 years, doing a ‘erm! Periodical 4. gents, or tro! on five |. Bre Maiden |: a yer cut, will be opened J.B. Monnot, volom York Hotel. The Mari: nished by the Agen village, on Long Island Sound, afford ready, bound . Every endeavor will be exerted to insure for journal, proposing to impart to the mechanis, engi~ necr and manufacturer, that Kind of practical inforimation which they constantly require in their dafly avocations. ‘The great competition now existing i thi branches fn this country, renders should avail t be seen and rooms engaged at tho above hetel, ‘otel. The distance from ‘York is 53 miles, and trains by the New York and Haven Railroad stop at Fairfield sevoral times each THE PAVILION, NEW R( had IshAOR MARINE SE SRTERUGEENSSTRUOTTO IE [on eee aE CHE EST ere ued in the first number of the journa families or singl lishment ingludes ade. | ——————______— idea. of the pre reat tt sieht tear pi arr ce SN eee OP aT. duets mi ltaeen the ane At ear—Sl in advance. All aad Maiti y adararel oC. t jonable i ‘ong Branch, N. J., thirty miles from the ; 1 i Reterence—S, Ey Frink, Esq,, 19 Park place, Poirea’s | York.—the subscriber ofters tv sell his Farm, which Is beaus | E. LEONARD, Editor, 109 Pearl strect, New York. M.A. FOREMAN. | tifaily situated, in viow of the Atlantic Ocean, and within a varias: Gin Geeet GRD ERR he eee ‘wminntes wal o! he s shore. ere are y-three EW HAVEN HOTEL, CORNER OF CHAPEL AND heres of excellent jand, of a, very carly nature, and well |... SHNANTS REGISTOR, subscriber would be pleased to watered by an ever-running stream. The buildings are prin- cipally new, and well cons! dwelling, 46 feet front by 26 foe fect, and a kitchen adjoining, 15 24 feet, with a range of cow stabl house, workshop, corn crib, ice ho PARTMENTS TO LET—IN A NEW AND MODERN: ished house—the whole, oF part of the socond floor, consisting of two rooms, two bedroom reo ImrKs An Vedo fear catia Panties, wardrobe, &e., communicating, with of se an encemlent teens | bathroom, and privilege’ in tho under eellar. App ted, consisting of a two stor: in Ne 206 . Be ublic general: alley, and two never failing pumps of water, The grounds | Monroe street, one door west of Gouverneur, or at "rw Haven, Co May 17. te cinbelisied with frait ‘and Srnamental trees, together W., No. 27 Old 5 4 e situation, for n EA BATHING AT ROGKAWAY, L. I—THE PAVI- | beauty. is unsurpassed; and BaEiENtyL Go senexeti the N ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT, AT NEW RO- lion Hotel will 0 non the 10th June next, for the re- chelle, to let—possession given immediately. A fine n t lixurio} urfs in the country, renders it a suitable ontbuildin a pating i dernly farnished, wit 8, one eeption of visiters. Cara leave the South Ferry, Brooklyn, t desirable location for a summer boarding place, for | house, modernly furnished, » for Jamaica, at 9 velock, Ar Mand 4and 6ovslock Pits | Thich purpose ie has been atte ap and furnished. The | ot iar eng Rte ht ae ee dete ie Where stages will bo in readiness to convey visitersto thé | above property will be sold for $6,000, together with all the | Jiew ot the Sound, within halt a mile of the depot, ‘Tho ae eee masters Pepeiieets aap Bee Tere re aro cerar ont Renna nest ae) meee: inquireof Simeon belandy, Ohi premites, or, mith, ‘ront stree! jw York, mee! 01 not sold immediately, woul rented for the summer, rel 14 attention, J, M. BRINTNALL, WYER, at the offiee of the Chief of o’clook, at the Motropolitan Hotel. built, an New tl about three offers attractions to those Wishing to visit the ice, New York. Long Branch, N. J., May Apply to R. W. BO Pohick 26, 1952, OOSTER HOUSE, DANBURY, CONNECTICUT, will be opened on the Ist of June. It uiaraer new: ing, &0., an OUSE, STORE, AND APARTMENTS, TO LET,- three story A, ‘d basement modern brick house in Van. Unim street, South Brooklyn, two from Hamilton ferry: Also, aspacious store, st floor, in Columbia strect, east side, bein, third house from corner of Summit street, South Brook Inquire of E. AUERBACH, No, “9 ee OR SALE—THE LEASE, GOOD WILL, STOCK, Fixtures, and Furniture of the Cleveland House, on the corner of Greenwich and Liberty streets. For further Particulars, inquire on the premises, of J. LINDSAY, hours’ ride from this city, by the New York and Haven, and Danbury and Nerwalk Railroads, and country dur- Fo ARRIAGES FOR SAL’ Rockaways; one has a e ” = at mode: rents, ing the summer month: SIMONSON. OR SALE—THE INTEREST OF LEASE, STOCK: | Norfolk street, New York—if by letter, post: paid, fixtures, &., of a Grocery, Liquor, and Horse-feed store. x aba She a ws with Feed store, Stables &c." The stand is one of the best in OFT TO LET—THE THIRD LOFT OF STORE NO. HORSES, CARRIAGES, Sc. the city. Applyto JOHN REILY, 49 Carmine street. Fe SALE—A LIGHT MANUFACTURING BUSINESS. —TWO LIGHT, SIX SEATED igh front seat, and the other 140 Fulton street, 108 feet deep, extreme! lighted. Apply in basement of No, 138 Falton stree well the sent under the roof. Also oneno top wagon, one of | 2, , done in thecity. “Any industrious person haviug a ca. FFICES TO LET--IN CHAMBERS STREET, SUIT John C. Hain’s make, cost. $145, been but little used, “Atl | Pital Pr PR Ones make the sane amour’ Gurley thevam able for a lawyer or agent, a tine, large, light room, op Vill be gold low, if applied ‘for immediately at JOHN ©, | Mer and fall. Good reasons will be given by the present | the frst floor, to ¥ hich an inner room in Apply HAIN’S Carriage Warehouse, 360 Broadway, preprictor for. disposing of it. Tose tt Teal namer | to JONAS B, PHILLIPS, on the premises, 37 where nn interview cau be had, to JAMES W. TURNER, er this office. eae street, next door to Burton's theatre, /R SALE—A SPLENDID TWO HORSE CARRIAGE, ne in Tug Hick old, 15% hands high, of splendid style and action ; ean tret a mile in three and a hatf minute: VOR SALE—A GOUD SECOND-HAND CARRIAC Be how) fit for private use, to be sold cheap. as theowner | TOR SALE—A LADY'S SADDLE HORSE. HE ISA FFICE AND ROOMS TO LET—AT §%, $0. $7, $4 $9, eit rolacon s ieurito Raropes See ee ece eateery naceeh handsome bay, and full 1514 hands high. Price $250. and 810 per month—In Nassau street.’ Apply to GEO, SOR DS Apply, for two days, at 101 Cherry street. LEVIE, 136 Nasean street. OR SALE—A MORGAN GRAY HORSE, SIX YEARS OR SALE—THE SLOOP MIDDLESEX, OF ABOUT seventy tons burthen, well found in ‘sails, rigging, &e. For particulars, apply to BENJ, BENNETT, 504 West street, MALL OFFICE WANTED, UP STAIRS, IN NASSAU, Fulton, Willia some respectable street adjoining. perfectly sound and Address ald office, ‘Also, two light road wagong, one $50, the other $35, ire wt the Brooklyn Riding School, near Mansion House, # ttrect, Brooklyn. GUM OF Roosis TO LET.—A VERY WS suit of Rooms to let, from the Ist or 16th of Jane, able fir a family intending to spend the summer in New rk. Apply at UO Clinton place, coraer of Eighth and Green etrects. DESIRABLE ts it IN Inquire at the Em- go! ine Price, $75, ahove Thirternth street, this day to CROZIER and Bleecker streets. Fe 0 stree tray ton acers—some of S| rack Hotel, Long Island, Ls bye must be sold on account. of the owner leaving for Kurope. Apply at 187 Pi leaving the ei 16 Avnstreet, or M.D. FR TRON GRAY FE, FIVE 7 OND FLOOR OF 71 FRANKLIN spring, fifteen and a half han: A. sound, OR SALE OR TO LE’ street, and_one rovin in the uttic, with the privalege , & fine traveller, and isex to be tag 122 West Thirty: th of cooling ia the basement. also, one Ta: troom. pony built. and very hand: Can be | Way sud Seventh avenue; furnished neat - brother's, (late Booth’s,) corner of Crosby | fliding doors, Croton water, Appl PRONG UOUSES, Fe LE—A FINE YOUNG MARE, ABOUTIS HANDS | JJOK SALE.—AN ABLISHED PROV hi aoe by six years old, hind and sourd; can trot a mile in Fish Store, of seven years’ standing, located in the vl- P minvtes. Also, two wagons, one a heavy cinity of Washington Market, and now doing a . country feed stero; the other a light grocer aud city trade. For particulars, inquire at {7 Murray street, ~ — _ - Pillall be sold cheap. Inquire at the Coed storg of I. between the hours of Yand 3 o’¢lo 0 LET OR LEASE—THE PREMISES ON TU Pettibone, 354 Fulton strect, City Hall square, Brooklyn. pram, ao TE. 3 ne or west corner or Broadway aod Ninth street, known s@ z ARM FOR SALE OR EXCHA FIFTY-TWO | the Albion Hotei, The above lurze end beautifuily situated ALE~A LARGE BAY MARE, SUITABLE FOR acres, with the crops—cor building WIN Le Tet for one or more years. and possession, NGE. . oats, barley, potatoes, and 1 given immediately. Apply to D. D, NASH, M0 Broadway. arden truck—eleven acres pure titmothy—seil good, i one better. Also, a genteel two story medera built house. with tman,or any heavy work. ted animal in harne Apply at the Coal yard, She isa splendid and sold solely for want of % rner of Thompson aad | piszza, barn, carriage house, all new—three and a half mites ho aie = Fourthtreete. Fre falecéd ‘heag a, Medeant villace ehcy-seyen mice | "T',,UET; IN, HODOKENSA WANDSOME, Wart iN INDIAN pac Rhee ah hay” tone sete Wee Se aes corner of Fourth and Bloomficid streets, admirably ealow- B gpitable fora young address by letter to Northport, L. 1. Price $4000" | (avd tin one large oF two small genteel families: will be tog in double or single harness ' arctan et a ball " onse is is ust four Jd; heis kind in ever: and sound, OR SALE—THE STOCK AND GOOD WIL HE | order for immediate cecupation. Apply at corner of for particulars, inquire of JOSEPH MURPHY, Novel | AY Howe No 280 Proot ete Lor T Fourtit aud Washtngton streots, tiear the promises, to th street, between the hours ofS and 12 o'clock, A. Ma H. SANFORD, Fo SALE OY EXCHANGE FOR MERCHANDISE—A valuable Plantation in Virginia, with valuable build- ings and other improvements; for merchandise at a low ‘gure; some cash would be put with the plantation, For Particulars inquire at the Road Estate office, 312 Broadwa; R SALE—JUST ARRIVED FROM CANADA—A horses, trotters Can be seen at Union 0 LET—A BASEMENT, NINETY FEAT DEEP, IN the new building, No. 20 Beekman street. Apply om the premises. JAMES CONNER & SON. Lawren R SALE—THE BEST FAMILY HORSE IN THE city—warranted right every way. Apply at 191Ninth © LETA LARGE ROOM, AND BEDROOM AT- OR SALE—THE WILLIAMSBURG AND NEW tached—to Le let toa ringlogentieman without board: Express, now dolog s Arst rate wusinors WAL ogi | breaktact, howover, if required--hot and ecld. waters an as the Rropriator has other business. Applyat the | very convenience, Inquire at No, 4 Bond street. office, foot of Peck Slip, or to ‘ Py OF CO. SMITIT, 59 Rose street, 0 LET—A GENTEEL TUREE STORY AND BASE ioe Minott bad: ment house, on Twenty-sixth street, with g ORDHAM VILLAGE LOTS FOR SALE.—A FEW DE- | tance, &c., and in fine order: it has a dry ander eel A fiat lots, of va ious sizes, containing from two vara acon Siepierood. Aer? pat ge ae see city lots to half an acre each, beantifully situated, direct! . B. KINS . ourth avenuc; 3 to RSE AND WAGON WANTED—IN EXCHANGE epponite § Fohn's Collexe, and within one. minute's wal ~ pee SS ee . Anquire at the furniture warehouse | of the depot, nre now offered for sale, upo reasonable terms, 0 LET—THE DWELLING PARTS OF TWO FINE houses, on Foorth avenue, consisting of threo stories Apply to Combs D. Nicolay, 224 Grand street, New York; or JOUN BERRIAN, at the depot, Fordliam, i and kitchen, two large parlors, nine or ten sleeping roomiy fe kiteh th room, &e nt mode to. Apply to, 19 Fourth avenue, 2 to 7 P.M. FAMILY ROCKAWAY Ff two hor: has been used but three mont sold cheap. Apply at SAMMIS & WHEELER'S 6) Henry street, or at 224 South street. CARRIA PAIR OF DARK BAY ind long tails; good size, very FOR VOR SALE—A PORTER HOUSE AND. REFRESII- Hplih drivere, and not exeelied fr Teauty by any pale in BeKINSHIMER, Shia city, Altes. wok ‘ gt Ae 2 L ment saloon, now doing a first rate business, of $15 T as ace a Maseecse a car haeee elaittes onectast | $20Per day. ‘The’ location is excellent, being at the end of ISLAND, A FURNISHED | an omnitms route, ‘This is a rare chance for man, with a small capital, to ongace in business, R, LAWRENCE, 75 Nassau street. NEW, HOUSE AND TWO TO TEN ACRES OF LAND, in New Durham, 514 miles from Hoboken. House weil tinished—eight roome, two sets stairs, good cellar, clos ke. Situation pleasant and very healthy, House with Her. AlLof these are warranted sound and kind, and enterprising reet, Up , WAGON, HARNESS, BRIDLE, SADDLE, », the property of ® private g Apply at Underiill’s St Address, with real name, Re W DRIGHTON, NFAR ve rooms. axiteble a 0 LET—AT NE ing, a furnished house, ¢ treet, near for a genteel famil he Bowery. i or wonid be let to ten or twelve Linc hd LAR Min £0x125, $1,200, ‘Two lines of stages pass the door. Inquice | genticmen, w ithout breakfast and ten, Re JADDLE HORSE WANTED—ONE THAT WILL BE | 08 the premises of HF. PERRY, or of C. Bogart, four mer- | fiven and rauired. apply to 0, Ee LEB, ot Wall sold ata bargain, for cash, and is sound and kind,and | ‘hant. foot of Barclay str nO 1 TEE’ BASEMENT NOs ToD) mn Will goin burnessas Well, Address L, A., ollice of th Re NT NO. 9 PARK ROW rye ceLEDRATED TROTTING HORSE BAY STAR ir ears as trotted on the Union Course in two min secon, Je warranted sound, and can be seen for one week at the stable of ISAAC WOODRUFF, Third ayenue, Harlem. MER Hotel: a good stand for a boot and shoe oa good tenant, and fora term of yearte Inqvire in the trunk stor: | PERFUMED OR AMULET BRACELEIS, JUST RE- ceived, und for fale to te trade, by FR. No. 6 Maiden lane, ANCIS TOMES & SOD URES POR SALE CHEAP, OR to lense.—Two lots and a four story brick bailding, lighted on three sides, better adapted to the business the anycstablichment in the city, Apply to E, B. KL E Fourth avenue, from 2 to7 P.M. is offered for sale. He stands 15 hands hich, is seven old, of & bright. bay eolor, stylish in AUNDRY AND FI} ENO. 20 ROSE SUREET, or wonld be let to two RA, 335 Broome street. a 8 thirty-nino ds, never having been beat in any trot he has made, < RGR rc q dairy basement, at No, 27 Cortlamit. streets ¢ premises, to SAMUEL J, LAZARUS, in the ANTED TO PURCHASE—A GENTLE BUGGY Horse, from four to seven years old, kind in harness, and without hitching, for a gentleman'sown wu to 4 minutes. Addre, ______.. HOMESTEADS., UILDING ASSOCIATIONS AND GENE Insurance Company.—Olfice corner of Tryon Row and liam street, { TWO STORES, TWO BASE- For one that will suit a liberal pai II.G. store, one I Herald office, he Liarlem Railroad Company's Build- 4 nalway Lora = | fae egescenhey anseag tit, Si apt ont hnateed | Feovigenra oben tEts Lo” Antty ad tae Agnes Uae and filty thousand dollars ($150, a ni ly in- wenty-five rooms, &e.. & t the Age: Mee, UTTER. 1 Ss & bs aro now prepavul inave Vote Of Tavuranae | Walker street, next to Pio Hotel. 2A NAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED nst loss oF damage by fire at the lowest possible rates of oo N, CON ve C Ladies or gentleman having any Clothing, Furniture, | Prominm, on rents, Pulling farnitare, meschandi.g ehips Saag ewes Paine Hinaed ou boop Teena accor or deweiry to dispose of, e8n OMe 08, b ne Veer Oe ae ee the Sound, and withing quarter of an e steamboats vending fer the subscriber, at his ree! @ piss Be . ¥. ox 7 a John Bruce, Woodhull, Simeon Draper, landing, and thirty-five wiles from New York. Appty to port. Vndicn sttended by Mrs, Dusseldorf, No. 18 Ela | im We A ° Ch E. G. LUDLOW, If Wall and No, 2 New stro y'm Wakeman, ens Banning, Casper C. Childs, E. UW. LUDLOW, 1/ Wall and No. 2 New stroot. roe Be DURERLDCES. -}" Couclea Jenkine, John C. Mall," Sot'n Jesiurua, o LEISeS AST ha OF Raa AST OFF CLOTHING FURNITURE WANTED, ym. N. Dodge, — Jolin Hooper, —THE RY 0 ° faving any _superfuons Walter Brady.’ Tobt, MeCicling, Hroot RTE® Reine front building, No. 21 Faiton, streoty are. of atock goods to dispose of, can obtain ‘ones, Henry Major, rooklyn, next to the corner of Myrtle avento, and fein ‘AST OFF CLOTHING.—WANTED TO PURCHAS ding for the subscribe B.—Ladies attended by Mrs. Coh M. 8. COHEN, 66 Elm street. . W. Waller, Montague str Stathie Li forry. Tt ha nN. dows; in the rear depth more than 60 now only brick walls. andcan be fini widence, or of the proposed W: ut 7 fee it, Hy. A. Carhart, Tim HL. Burger. with five oa ekylixht. hed to aceommodate Ww . Whitney, hols, nda, » doln Morrison. ad left Royal Hovghton, the tenant. It is euitable for a book bindery, Dacuerreos Cipistng, in tare or mandi yeea Were Weeetee A 5 3 ceepetary, JOHN BRUCE, President | 'ynisth'accetion, Gerhiapy wall’ paper depontorien often, ANirt, BARNES, Secretary. Crlother uses. Inquire 0 fin persovally, er thecaghport tO DAMES MORONEY at | done T, Surrnaine Surveyor, RALPH MALBONE, 307 Fulton st., Brooklyn. lo store, No. Li Orange tices, neat Chatham streets ©’ Applications through the post will be immediately ats enh red --—- - tendedto, 0 LET—IN A PRIVATE ENGLISH PAMILY—A E Ladies and Gentlemen can obtain a good price for the above articles, by THOMPSON, #11 R&. JAMES the prblic that she continues to make Shirts and Under Garm & Noel ASH FOR CLOTHING.—LADIES OR G having any cast off ob cun receive the wimost value in cash, by send » wijoining each $480, c D, $3.100 Vjorning, $405; Yo, | if $840; Llot adjoin. | | we adjoi do. $440; 1 howee and lot adjoin |. Kier ' $4 do, per 100 Ibe, cash, Demand brisk, . 2 low } There were 300 tierces purchased [at $412!\¢ a | | ‘ handsome furnished rvom, on the second floor, with tse of bath, suitable for ono or two single gentleman, in ® respectable neichborhood, near Broadway, below Meocker street. Unexceptionable references required. For addross, apply at the Picture Frame Store. 404 Broadway 0 SASH AND BLIND MAKE STAIR CAS —To let, a epacions and well lie’ ted workshop, in com= Wuildin« cetablishment, where work, This is a raro chance al, who myst como well re © of No, 207 Woosteg FT OFF CLOTHES AND FURNITURE WANTED — TRAVELLERS GUIDE. GQUMMER ARRANGEMENTS —TITE LARGE AND COM- ious steamer SANTA CLAUS, t. Re will commence her regular route, on Saturd: ing foot of Chambers stree' " « for Grassy Point, Cauldwell’s, Cozzens’ Dock (West Point), Cold Springs, Cornwall, Newburg, and Fishkill, Returning, will leave Fishkill at (9 A. M ouching at the above landings. For frcight or passage, apply on board, foot of Chambers etroct ding through post or otherwise, to J. ard strect, near Broadway. HARRIS, FORMERLY OF" 313 AD 595 Broadway, respectfully informs her friends and nection with a carpenter an the rent will be tuken ont for & young mun of small ca commended. Apply in the o Btrect, entato order. Orders taken at Movdames Simmonds No. 570 Broadway, (Niblo’s Buildings.) ENTLEMI hing or furniture OPPOSITION, DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY —1HE ART OF A TWO STOR steamer HENRY CLAY will continue ger trips to letter through the OWEN, 452 tended to by Mri Albeny, a8 soon as seme necessary repairs and alterations ie incl A ks ——————— pe sinha ta ate Tujuice du the iron yard, 73 BUROPEAN ADVERTISEMEN’ JOR ALBANY, CHANGE OF HOURS.—THE CARS of the New York and. a leave tho City meses i HEAP AOOTS,—MR. Now York, daily (Sundayn excepted), at 734 DRY 5 wn among the Am: riod, wisk@s top the Wostern Railroad, nt Chatham, through without change of cars, A.M. connecting wi | and diy P.M. (oxp URSORIBER WILT MANTILLAS. p4s 8 3, ran A n fer inapection, very largo importation CAMDEN AND AMBOY, RAILROAD, FOR PICLAs | of novelsios in Mantillar, received c tne poet reek (rome | det ior N 5 No his agent in Parte, and whieh b 1, North river, foot of Buttory Nc fo offer at suc ‘he Patent Leathers turnishe ‘ hy Mr. JOUN POTTER, "Two ae mint Riseeds Sale, Pats Petition, aud his Calf Sking wre as soft a | ‘Afteracon exp: invited &> a really Hee NIE Span as HU ie te aan wake ted ne hae ¢ ruan by vy Vitter and more costly. « 4 The foot, and he will wake Rud rend | Shine tare Oer foctaa sine lea ee exter and tore costly erode a Apeucy df Moats, Livingston, Wells, be Co La $2. “Retoruing, leave Philadolphie trom’ foot of U0 FAO ened cther forelon Stevia Honrre, Paris. } streot at RA Mand P.M. | Kunlgrant ling, y TAL this estublishrae CRO. BU UbINS T" IN PARIS—THR FIRM OF | RANSPORT, trom ato reM porsam, S01 Uroad way, ite, & Vevullicr, No. 22 Rue do See Chi be dee Heation, is 40 EXCURSIONS. — vn en oes no em § TO THE FISHING BANKSEVERY euttin rt sie, OAR bon go ‘ Han Amer i . Orde c | Bar erite, & Vevailicr, poids oF the exact it ze nd they, will geud the commanded articios : chlor dns, sacltaa” fhe Mees ston, Wolls, 6 Ov,No, | (2 ihe Bread abundance,” 0” Provided. Beg agency nes from New Work, de la Bovree, Paris, | Vithout capone. : HE MECHANIC.—A SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL —