The New York Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1852, Page 6

THE LAW cOURTS United States District Court. Decisions in Acmiraity by Hon. Judge Judson. Robert J. McKen>ve vs. the brig’ Richmond — Libel tn vom for Wages. ~The libellant brings thi euit to recover of the respondent, as owner of the brig Richmond, five months’ wages as master, to wit: From Nov. 4, 1347, to April 4, 1848, at the rate of per month ... +» $260 00 Lees cas! 87 00 cee, pe EE ES se eeee $163 00 Wages as mate of the same brig, at $30 if month, from April 4, 148, to Nov. (24, 1849, 19 months and J0 days........ 580 00 wees as mmte of the same brig, from May », 1850, to January 28, 1851, 8 months, at $50. . 240 00 Ne 73 as mate of same brig, from Jan. 28, 1861, to April 9, 1851, at $25 por month, 2months and 12 days......0°°7°*...... BBM This is the amount of the claim...... $843 19 and interest to be added. Means & Clark, of Bos- ton, owners of the brig Richmond, come in and defend the claim, and they admit in their answer that the libellant bath demanded of them payment of this claim, as alleged in the libel, and that pay- ment was refused; but the respondents deny all knowledge of the services charged against their brig; and they allege thatif services were performed as master or mate, that the same were rendered on the personal credit of William McKenzie, the for- mer owner of the brig, and father of the libellant, and that no credit whatever was, by the libellant, ever given tothe brig, aud that no’ services were, by the libellant, performed for the brig, or on her account. It is further alleged in the answer, that Wm. McKenzie, of the State of Maine, while build- ing this brig, received advancements in mouey to enable himto build said brig, and said advance. aents were made ab<he request, and with the know- ledge ofthis libellant.to his father, William MeKen zie; and that on account of such advanvements to William McKenzic, he did, in the month of Septem- ber, 1847, execute and deliver to Means & Clark a bill of sale of half of the said brig; and afterwards, to wit, on the 13th of May, 1550, said William McKenzie executed and delivered to Means & Clark a bill of sale of tho other half of said brig, all of which was then well known to this libellant. The proof in this case, to sustain tho libel, comes from the father of the libeliant, William McKenzie,whose deposition has been read in evidence, and this de- position, uncontradicted and unexplained, goes far to sustain the allegations in the Tibel, and indeed supporte it at all points. But the Court cannot over- look the circumstances and proofs which coun- teract the influence of that testimony. These cir- cumstences and proofs satisfy the Court that the demand set up in the libel is an unjust demand. On its face it is astale demand; at any rate, most of it is of that character. Masters and mates of vessels do not often permit their wages to run on, voyage after voyage, without asserting their right to wages, and in this cage the freizht earned by the brig stands unaccounted for. The legal presum tion is that the wages have been paid by the freight money earved on the several voyages perfurmed by the brig. It isan equitable Pennneon also, that the wages are not due. The libeilant was agent of the father who piocured the advancements to be made to him by Means & Clark to build a brig, and thore has been satisfactory proof in the case that the earnings of the brig were to be paid over to Means & Clark, in the reduction of these advance- mente. This bas not been done. The libellant was privy to that arrangement, and being master or mate of the brig, and constantly engaged in all mat- tersin regard to the brig, with his father, it is fair to resume that this libellunt was performing his services for the father to carry out the stipulations and understandings of the parties, that the earnings of the brig should be a lied to reduce the debt of Mcans & Clark. ‘his idea is strong- ly confirmed by the fact that when each bill of sale was executed by Williffa McKenzie to Means & Clark, that no mention was made by this libellant that he held a claim on the vessel. Te isa general principle, founded in law and equity, re- o-by all courts, that when a person stands by and witnesses the trausfer of Pec persy trom one man to another, and withholds all information of a claim of his own, he looses his right to the property thus transferred. He is bound, in such a caso, to give notice of his claim, that the aero may not be deceived by his silence. In the present case the libeliant is the agent to procure the respondenta to advance their money to his fatheron the credit of the brig—he undertakes, with bis father, to aid im paying off this money, and then he stands by and sees the futher transfer the brig to Means & Clark without intimating any claim in hisown behalf, and they take the brig as sceurity for their debt. It is too late for the libellant_to set oe a ea right to that which he has himself aided, and as may be a said, hae been the principal instrument in placing on the brig, while he has permitted his own claim to lay dormant until the vessel passes into the hands of an innocent purchaser without notice. ‘The father and son have so demeaned themselves, in regard to the claimant's rights, that it would be a fraud now to seek to divest the claimants of their title to the vessel. The libel must be dismissed, with costs THR WILLIAMSBURG FERRY CASE. y Company vs. The Steamboat —The libeilants are an incor: porated company, under an act of the Gencral Assembly of the State of New York, and their steam ferryboats ply between Williamsburg and Peck slip, New York; they were the owners of the steam ferryboat Oneota, which. on the 20th June, P51, was made fast to the buikhead. on the Williamsburg side of the East river, at or near the foot of South Eighth street, in the village of Williams- burg. undergoing neoertary and necdful repairs; that di- rectly above the Oneota she was protected by the long South pier, which guards the Jackson street ferryboats as they enter their dock cn the Williamsburg side of the river; on the outer side of the Onvota lay a float. or stage, made fast to the Oneota. upon which the men were stand- ing while the repairs were being made; the pier immedi- ately above the Oveota extends more than one hundred feet into the Fast river, at right angles with the bulk- head or wharf to which the Oueota was made fast; and at the time of the collision. a plank run from the pier to the stern of the Oncota, upon which the workmen passed and re passed, while the repairs were going on. ‘There was no controversy about the facte thus far, The answer of the respondents admits that they are the owners of the steamboat Cheises, and by way of defence, the answer al- leges that at the time of the supposed collision, the tide was running strong tlocd, and from the formation of the docks vessels bound up the East river would set in to where the Oncota lay. They allege. turther, and make it « prominent part of the defence, that the Oneots was in an improper ple, aud that she had and detained along side a stage, or tloat, which could and rhould have been removed. It appenrs in evidence that, at 12 o'clock at noon, the stenmboat Chelsea was at or near the Navy Yard, and in an eddy outside of the current of the river, where she took in tow the schooner Louisa, of 200 tons burihen, and making fast his tow upon the starboard ride of the Chelsea, put on steam for pier No, 9. down East river, at flood tide runving up | Past river: that when the Chelsea. with her tow. struck whe tide. she as heading on her proper course down Kast river, but net being on strong headway. the tide struck her, turn head t river, out of her sper course; snd U ck, the wheels of the Chekea and the Lou p put hard a-starboard. The flood tide proved too strong, aud was rapidiy carrying the Chelsea avd Louira upon the jong pier above the Oneota; and to prevent thir. and to save the Chelsea and Louisa from this divasier, the Chelsea ported her wheel to wear round and pase the pier m he But the scanty room and the strong ti wg togethe the Chelsea. with her tow. were taken directly upon tne Onoota, and her tic produced the damage +et forth in the libel Substantiniy, these are the facts. and the case is to be decided by the low arising on these facts, It ir « coutrover y regarding the law, rather thon a contro- vursy 08 to the facts of the cage. Thon yules of law, where is the fault’ which there can be raid to be any serious the position of the Oneota at the time ‘The answer alleges, as has slready been position was an improper one. but the weight of the evidence establishes beyond doubt that ehe was in a pro- yer place, a usual place for steamboats to be made fast for repaire and for other purp es. and the Court so finds the fact. The Oneota then was not in fault. The domage was incurred by the Chelves, but whether she is reevor sible, depends on another inquiry. - Was the collivion the result of inevitable accident, or the force of the tide. without any want of rkill or mismanagement on the part of the master of the Chelsea? If #0, then there can be no claim for damage in this ense. This is the principal in- quiry, and in order to dispose of this question satiefac- © recur to the position of the ighed ber anchor, to the state of the tide and current, the knowledge of their power upon a vessel at ite full strength; and then the manoeuvring of the Chelsea up tothe time of the collision. The Obel- rea was at anchor in the Wallabout bay, with the echooner Louisa made fact upon her starboard side; she wan destined with her tow down East rj vi rding to the pute, is a to the collision. sumed to know t currents in the immediate vicinity of his steambont, And the court is not left in doubt as to this knowleage, because, in the answer it is nileged and sustained by the oath of the party, “ that at the time the tide war running strong fiood, and from the formation of the docks there, rotting vessels bound up the river into where the Oneota lay.’ On this point, the evidence stands uncontradicted that the Cheleca left her mocrings at about twelve o'clock at noon, at flood tide. with her heavy tow on her star- boerd side, and purhed into this etrong flood tide running up the Hast river; and heading the Cheles down the viver, this strong flood tide strack her bows, and shi hi eerd to starboard. Fiom the kw Chelsea to have be « Chet state of the tide, particalar! fact about | ‘ted. that her | " steam, and ber helm hove tenn ron a ywledge which every mi at be * ot should postess of these influences. {t must be pong epresent bor] unskilfal in the master stg | fther moorings at that time, and in with ro little headway | putting his wheel a-port, after coming Into ths strong flood Uide, vetting his up the river, A much more safe and judicious movement should have been ordered by ‘the master of the Chelsea, and that was. to have his boat up the nver —_ she Aigo Wye li yt « mt in the river, where wore ip taostnea Ted this beenadopted. the master would have found enfficieat headway wn hit boat to have re- gained his intended course in the direction of pier No. 9. Hut this was not dove. andthe master of the Chelsea ported his wheel to wear round to regain his intended course down the river, He assigns as a reason for this manoouvre, that he might have run foul of the end of the long pier, and injured, and perbaps sunk, his own bost. ‘This was an insvfficient reason; first, because, by any proper ekill, the Chelsea might have beon carried up the river past the pier; and if his wheel had been kept hard a-+tarboard she would have clear, with very little loss of time; and second. the reason was insufficient, because no man has a right to destroy his hbor’ perty in saving his own. It is not only immoral, to avoid an impending disaster, ‘and w it upon another, Suppose the Chelsea had, in that critical moment, yielded to this law of morality, and permitted herself to run foul of the pier, when, to the convictions of her master, Ubis was inevitable, what would have been the consequences? The Oneota would have been saved. and the Chelsea would have reccived the damage. It is believed that such 4 result might have been quite as consistent, as to have shifted the misfor- tune from the wrong doer to an innocent party. To save the Cheises from this disaster, she is rounded too, by order of the master, for that avowed object, when the consequences of a collision with the Oneoia were even to him certain, It would have been more magnanimous, and think much more just, tor the Chelsea to have token the risk of running’ foul of the pier herself; but even that might have been avoided, if the master, instead of rounding to. had kept up the river, and saved both. But there is still another error, too manifest to be passed over. ‘The moment the Chelsea found herself animanage- eble, with these difficulties in her way, she should have let go her anchor. and that of the schooner also, and remained until the tide should fuvor her escape from hazard to herseif and danger to others. This was neither done, ner attempted. But it is said on the nee, that these were only errors in judgment snd that by the lsws of ‘the sen, a master is not required absolutely to adopt such course as to avoid dhe danger, but will be justified in dofg that which aithe time ke honestly believes will be best; and to sus- tain this position, the case ef Jonuthan Croclcot vs. the steamboat Isaac Newton. has been cited The steain- beat Isaac Newton. in that ease. was justified, beans the master of the schooner pushed her out into the tide without ony wind to fil her sails, so that being entirely heipless, through the unskiiful ang impradent conduet of the master of th ner, the ecliision tock place. That care, in prin he prevent, and so far from aid ing the de! ost fully the libel in this ease, Avin that, there was went of prudence and skill in the master, when he left « place of safety. at such a time of tide, and no wind to give his ¥ cerage way, so in this. there was want of prudence aud skill in going into the tide at such atime. This was the first great errer of the Chelsea. and as this was followed up by the subse- quent errors, which, in my judgment, were palpable er- rors. she must be deemed in fault, and the decree must be for libellants, with au order of reference. United States District Court. Before Hon, Judge Betts. Jury 18 —The Grand Jury, of which W. FB. Beard was foreman, were empannclied. The Judge, in briefly ad- dressing them, said that this was not the regular diy for calling them together; but in consequence of the state of the calendar—pineteen prisoners being in jail, and the weather rendering it necessary that they should be dis- poeed of—it was decmed necessary to summon them None of the cases, however, wore of an aggravated cha- racter. Some were for mutiny; two or three for counter- fciting «mall change; and some assaults and larcenies on the high scas. There were three cases of complaint egainst the masters of ships—two American and one Hritish—for carrying {more passengers than allowed by law, in proportion to tonnage. For this offence. in addi- tion to the penalty against the ship. the captain is pun ishable by fine and imprisonment. ‘The Grand Jury then retired, to dispose of the bills that were sent before them. Court of Common Pleas, SPECIAL TERM. Before Judge Woodruff, Jury 14.—Svrr vor Divoncr.—Patrick Fanning against Kose Fanning.—On motion of Van Hovenbergh, plaintiff s and filing the report of the referee. &e.. judg- is given for the plaintiff against defendant of di- voree from bed and board forever: and the sole custody of the two surviving children of the parties decreed to plaintift, he Pittsburg Post, of the 18th inst., says:—Judge M'Clure read his opinion yes- terday, in the cave of the Sisters of Mercy. who appealed from the decision of the Register, Mr. Richardson. in the case known as the “the Catholic will case"” By will th of March. 1848, Miss Tiernan left a bequest of $20,000 to the sisters of the Sisterhood of Mercy. of which she had been « member. Mr. King. the former Register, decided that the bequest was not liable to the collateral inheritence tax. but on the entry of Mir. Richardson into office. he decided that the bequest as liable to the tax of $2 50 on the hundred dollars, he Right Rev, Michael O'Conner. who held the bequest for the sisterhood. appealed from the Register to the Regis- ters Court, The case was argued at length a short time since. and Judge M’Clure gave the de the main point of which is as follows: —The that the devicor never had any more intere F to. or contributed over the sum set aside by the tax alth has to the residue after the The tax and t s estates. and the perty of separate and distinet corporations, peliamt was not incorporated until tweuty-five days after probate of the will making the bequest. so that the mption clause in section second of the charter control the case, even if embraced in its terms, which it ie not the clause having no retrospective ene The bequest is not the round sum of $20.000 tothe dery, but it is the eum of $20.000 incumbered with the lic of a collateral inheritance tax, which must be prid. And the next sum bequeathed is used and enjoy- ed by the beneticlary. «exempt from alltax. And the eol- inhoritance tax. even where a testate devises to a or widow. for life. remainder over to collateral heirs i. due and payable to the recister of the proper county, on the decease of the testator. immediately. without waiting until the decease of the devisee. or until the right of the remainder man to possession attaches. The learned Judge further decides. that by the 12th section of the act of April 10, 1849. interest at the rate of 12), per cent per annum shall be paid on said tox. if not having been paid within nine months from the passage of the act, on the estates of the de nts who had been dend more than one year. The case will be taken to the Supreme Oourt The smount aceruing to the State is between one and two thousand dollars, RE ET COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS, MONEY MARKET. Tuvnspay, July 15—6 P.M. ‘The stock market was rather inactive this morning. Prices were, however, firm, and very little stuck was offered. Holders appear confident that better prices will be realized before the lapse of many weeks, and are; therefore. not anxious to sell. Every arrival from Aus- tralie and California seems to strengthen the impression thet we have but just entered upon the gold movement of the age. All doubts relative to the permanency of the present abundance of money, must long since have disappeared. It is the prevailing opinion among capi. tulists that money will be cheaper during the last six f this year than it has been yet, and that greater | diffieuity will be experienced in finding profitable em. | | ployment for capital than has ever before been experi- need in this country. Every pew exterprise put for werd willfind antple means for carrying it out, and the t rapid progress will be made frowa this time forth, in every epecics of internal improvement. There is a wide margin for en advance in nearly every stock security on the market, Government State stocks, funded bonds, investments yielding fixed incomes, may fora time keep | slong with the general movement; but they must sooner | reach a culminating point than those securities which are | more intimately connected with the progress and pros | perlty ef the country at large. | It isenly in euch securities that we would recommend | investment, a8 the margin for @ rise is so much greater | than im those stocks which, under any circumstances. give an income of ruch @ percent, and no more. It must be borne in mind, that ultimately prices for every- thing will undergo & very great change. if the supply of gold dust from California and Australia continues for avy longth of time at the present rate; and in the event the arvivals increasing, (of which there is not much d mbt) the change will be greater, and not so fur distant, It is, therefore, particularly important, that those who hove surplus means for permanent investment should | exerei-e « great deal of discrimination in the purchase of tock securities, At the first board to day, most of the leading fancie, advanced a fraction. Florence and Keyport, went up 34 per ceut,; North American Trurt, }¢ ; Northern Indiana Railroad, }¢; Harlem, 3¢ ; Erie Railroad, 14 ; Long Island, 4¢; brie Income Bonds declined }4 per cent.; Norwich aud Worcester, 3;, For some time past, the tock of the Florence and Keyport Com pany has been quietly and steadily moving up- ward, without much activity in the stock. It is, we Volieve.a plank road company somewhere in New Jerscy. The werement in the stock appeare to be managed by a | small clique of speculators, and outside of that clique no \ one seems to know &byvking about it. We confess ours selves profoundly ignorant Of the rpsources of the com- | pany, its position, or prospects. A few weeks since, it was selling at twenty-eight percent. It now sells at forty- two, We have never seen a report of the company, and itis our impression it never mode one, North American | Trust is not dead yet, notwithstanding the delay of the decision. Il fuctuates strangely; and it would not sur- the deckslon Ss pronvulgated, an@ thon relapse into a tor- pine Us tO eee it give a epasmodic struggle or two when | they were never more so—and are not saally drawn into the many schemes daily placed before them. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $134,726 04; payments, $84,334 15—Dbalance, $4,081,810 37. ‘The Delaware and Raritan Canal and Camden and Am- boy Railroad Company have declared a semi-annual dit dend of five per cent; the New York, Albany and Buffalo ‘Telegraph Company four per cent; Brooklyn Gas Compa- I pid stateagain. The Montgomery Mining Company have | ny, five per cent, ‘The Chambers street Dank for Sayings will pay inte- rest on deposits, on the 19th inst., at the rate of five per cent per annum on all sums less than five hundred dol- lars, and at the rate of four per cent per annum on aly sums over that amount. The trustees have adopted © resolution to declare an extra dividend from the gradual accummulation of previous years, in July next, equal in amount to the half yearly payment of interest which will then be due. The Seaman’s Bank for Savings has declared a dividend st the rate of six per cent per annum on sums of five hundred dollars and under, and at the rate of five per cent on all sums over five huadred dollars, payable 19th inst. The Bowery Savings Bank at the rate of five per cent per annum on sums of less than five hundred doHars, and at the rate of four per cent on larger sume. payable on the 19th inst. ‘The transfer books of the Reading Rallroad Company will be closed, preparatory to a dividend, from the 17th to the 24th inst. On Monday noxt, we understand, a diri- dend of three and a half por cevt on the preferred stock, and a dividend of two per cent on the common stock, wil! be declared out of the earnings of the last six months. By the arrival of tho steamship Asia, from Liverpool, we have throe days’ later intelligence from Europe; and hy the steamship Illinois, from Aspinwall, wo have six- teen days’ later intelligence from California, From Eu- rope the news is favorable, but mot important. Quota- tions for cotton were a shade better, and the markets genrraily as previously reported. From California, the accounts are more interesting and of more consequence, ‘The Ilinoia brings two millions one hundred and fifty thourand dollars in gold dust, of which $1,650,000 wason freight, and $500,000 in the bands of passengers. This is the most important item of news she brings. From the mining regions the accounts are satisfactory, and shipments of gold dust are likely to be larger than during (he corresponding season last year. Stock Exchange. * { 300 she N Jers Ziac... 0" “do : 12% Flor Keyport or & Keyport négom Mini Imp, 's' 2000 Ivie Ino Bis. 1000 do . 10000 Eric & Con B ‘62. 2000 do '71...53 3000 Buffalo &Corn B. 200 N Indisus RR Bo 101 S2ehs Bu America... 116 Q 5 Bk Commerce, . 20 Ocean Bank 47 Bk ON Amer BOARD. 25 shs Nor& Wor R.s10 100 do Be": 1000 Tenn $ S'e 50 Ohio 6. ‘56. On 80 -b60 55: 2000 Dan&Sus7petBs, 94 Tabs Del M Bus. Cl. 131g 25 thang & Soh 000 New Jersey Zine.. 13 25 Mich $ 10 Edgeworth LCo.t0 714 100 Ero RR 10" do Ta 200 a 100 Penn Coal Co... 1151g 600 Harlem Fi 25 Nicaragua T © 7 do 15NY&N Haven KR 114 100 Reading RR 100 Nor& Wor RR... 56% CITY TRADE REPORT. Trvnspay, July 15—6 P. M. Asriss were more active, the sales consisting of 200 Dbls.. at $4 75.9 $4 S14; tor pots, and $5 8734 for pearls, per 100 Ibs Burapstvrrs —Flour continued to tend upwards, the day's business reaching 14.600 bbla.: superfine Canadian, $4 $4 1234; ordinary to straight State, and mixed to fair Western. at $4 15 to $4 25; favorite Ohio and choice State, $4 15% a $4 3144; fancy Western, at $4 25 a $4 874g; and common to good Southern, at $4 8744 a $4 624,. Some Jersey meal fetched $3 1534. and 100 bbls, rye flour, $3 25 per bbl. About 5,000 bushels white Obio wheat changed hands on private term: mixed do. do., at $1 01 3.000 Upper parcels domestic oats. at 44 2 45 cts,; and 35,000 bushels com at 54 a 60 ets, for unmerchwutable, 60 a 6134 ets, for mixed Western, and 62 ct. for round yellow—a partial improvement. Cor10x.—The sales to day reached 1 609 bales, without change of prices. Corre —Only 100 bags of Java were disposed of, at 10%. Market inuctive Frurr —§ at $1 £0. and 10) casks 7 Frricnrs.—There w Liverpool. 600 a 800 bts, of rosin at 134.0." 3 engaged at 4d; filup. atte. sad 200 do. ) a 409 bales of cotton were en- i 4 with 22000 in bulk to Glas- London we refused Rates to Havana were Calivornla there was no change a$l bls. rosin at & for flour. Is 6d nominally (lie to notice a Hay —A retail business was done iu river, at 100 Lbe.. carh. Pinon —Thiere ba $29 a $20 5 by t 1 190 tons Scotch pig taken, at r common Rocklund were pur- chased, at Sic, Stock Light Ons.—Ineluided in the da; gallons linseed, at G2c per g Florence, at private barca Provisions remuined quic transactions were 500 cash; and 200 cases et firm. the saletembrac- ing 200 bbis. prime and mess pork. at $167) a $19%4; 100 pkgs, shoulders and hams at 834 a 8%c .and 9% a’ 1c. per ib ; 800 Wbis. prime lard. at Te, per Ib; with 300 bbls. prime and mess beef. at $10 a $11, and $15 a $18, let south side 143d street, near lio north side 120th street. near 1 lot west side a Mae ear Twelfth street, $345 Property at Woodville, L_1.: =a lots, 25 by 150. on Broad w: each; 6 lots, 25 by 100. on Bigelow place, $26 em lots. do.. adjoining. $22 each; 10 lots. 20 by 100, on Wyckoff aveaue, $21 h . Estate. —1 Fighth avenue, $1 Seventh avenue. Srcans—A sale of 200000 imitation Principe was effected, at $9. usual credit. Soar.—There were 200 boxes red mottled Castile raght. per Ib., four months. Rate hs have been made of 500 bbls. Ohio and prison whiskey, the former in part at 21}c. a 26e., and the latter at an unknown rate, but said to be at a decline from previons figures, Supply large, Svcars—The day's movements comprised $00 hhds. Murcovado, at Se.. and 100 Porto Rico, at private con. . Demand good. eraaccoe pales ‘were reported of 25 hds. Kentucky. at 7 a 74s, and 300 bales Sagua at 381g. Market unaltered. Wixrs—We noticed rales of 20 quarter casks sherry, at $7!4c., wnd 50 Burgundy at 4714 per gallon, usual terms ReewirTs oF proprer By Nonry Riven Boats.—4 087 bbls, flour, Modo whis- . 84 do. ashes, 48 bales wool, 12.300 bushels wheat, do. corn, and 112 pkgs. cheese, nik Rartnoay —-2 156 eldes leather, 159 bales wool, and 125 pkgs. butter, w Haven Rartnoap.—146 pkgs. butter, and 89 LATEST ADVICES RECEIVED AT TUE YORK HERALD OFFICE, duty 15, NEW «June IL Mazatlan, Moxioo Mar. 11 Melbourne, N. 3. W done 4 Mexico (City) June 4 Monrovia, Atrice Acapvloo, Mexioo.. Alexandria, Exyp satura, Vene vit Antigua, ° Antwerp, Be Aguadilia, P. 1 Aspinwall, NS. } nei6 R. May 24 Mar. 9 Gallso, Pera,. Gumpeneby, extoo,. Apt Cape Haytien, Hayti. June , Bradii., May Cape Town, €.G.H..May 7 Kis Janeiro, Brasil. May © Cardenas, Coba.,...duly 1 Sagua laGrando, Cu.Jaly 1 N June 8 Balt Lake City,.....May 1 nfuogos, Cuba... . onstantinople, Thy. San Juan, San Salvador, uRaxss! Sayama, &, 8. Gicank Rewadot Havre, Pranog."*. Hobart Town, Hoe Kon olay seme}, Hi homas, . Uber, Portagal, Bt. Vincent, W. 1 Snmatr Surinam, Dutch Guin.dane 26 Sydney, N. 8. W.... M Byris..... Tantei, Soci t} wa. SEE SEVENTH PAGE. “ea ~~ FOR SALE. $1,500, 20s sane, + macuriornanta sc % ar, rupts, which will be sold on reasonable torus. “Radeoss ‘motory, 1d office, stating were an interview can bo GREAT CHANCE.—FOR SaLE, 7 YEAR'S LEASE A of a house aud two stores; also, @ shed, 40 fou deep, ‘The lot is 26 by 100; situated 608 Grand streot, New York, second block from the forry; # fine location fora grocery and liquor store, or am oyster saloon. The premises will lot nor oT ae ONE, Ben ne, asd, taxes. Price of tah peemaisea PY & WM. DAVIS, 6836 Ludiow atee.t, or pi 2 Pk SR SS aA eal A GBEAT CHANCE IS NOW OFFERED TO BUTCH- crs and of of Now York and Fhiladelpbia —tor Sale—Une of the beet Butoner's Stands and Stalls in Wash- ing Country Market, in the contro of three gangways. This stand is one of it im the city for the sale of beof and ultry, sud 46 8 stand for the se} butter it cannot be excel ted States. It now commands a large custom, which can be transferred to a purchaser, Apply to BaLooM & MATTSE Corner of Falson street and Brow ITY LOTS AT PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF all, at Hark shot at 1080 lo of Philadelphia poultry in any market in tho ight grade for building, and fr t, terms easy. Apply onri & CO., 221 Pearlstrect. and good will of one of the hort olothing atcres in the above named cit The etook is froch and now, and as well salested comprising & good aesortment of cloth r ready made clothing and gentlemen ri 5 £00 ‘The above offers a rare opportunity to any one wishlagto a rofe and profitable clothing business. The amount o! oan tel required will be inside of three thousand dollars. |For possi! vestin, further particulars, address, prepaid, Goo amsburg Post offive, stating when and where an intery y be had. DVUEING SALOON—TOR SALE, THE GOOD WILL nd fixtures of a House in an oxceilent locality, which is doing © good business, and can be extended owner declines it for want of time to give ir requisite attention, Terms favorable. Vor particulars apply to A. C, LEWIS, 241 Broadway, up etairs, SALE LOW—A PATENTED ine, with butter and jointor atta x OW DE. INGLE MA. ed, capable uf 2,500 to 3,000 shingles por day. A, oly to Jas, N, Swanson street, Southwark, Philadelphia, OR SALE—A LARGE TWO STORY BOUSE, WITK three lots. in Elizahcthtown, N. J. The house is nearly now, and situated in a plonsant part of tho t and is a very desirabie residence for any one dvins busine: in New York, ae there is a!most hourly éommuoi:ation with the same threvghout the aay Vor partiouiars, inquire of JOHN C. DAVIS Herald office, or of JOHN SQUIRE, 202 West street, New York. OR SALE—A FIKST CLASS ICE CRESM A ing saloon, situated on the fasbioundlo sid way, between Broadway Theatre and Nibi ing Lease, Stock, ixtures, urniture, and rooms for twenty-five or thirty boarde: One of the most fashionable and best locations inthe city. Roasonsfor sellirg out is that the proprictor wishes to retire from pub- lic Jie, ‘The house can command a business of a hundred dollars a night, and is decidealy the cheapest rent in the oy Apply to E. B. KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenuo, from 2to7 P.M. OR SALE, OR TO RENT—AT STAPLETON, STATEN Isiand, two minutes’ walk from Columbus landing, deafrable Cottare, jist finished, containing sevea and attio, with beauti'ul spring water in basement. Apply to the collector of steamer Columbus, on board. FPR SALE_THE SLOOP YACHT THOMAS K.DOWN- ing, about sixteon tone burthen, copper fastened, {cund, and complete Inevery respect: of light dea Lies in Atlantic Dock Broo! Will be sold w Apply to JOHN ROACK, 79 Nassau stroct, Fok SALE-THE LEASE For THREE YEARS OF A House in one of the mort desirable locations up town, cogether with from $1,200 to $1,500 worth of furniture. ND EAT- of Broad- ompri bargains New York. Th» honge has all the modern improvement with Lonrders, at good prices. The greater ‘ in May, an it is oxpensive, but i ill be disponed of very low for c dross “J. M. W., mu square Post Othce. OR SALE AND TO R -SEV ERAT FIRST CLASS Hotels; also, several eating and Crinking houses; also, several porter houses, drug, confectionery, gro liquor stores, in good Ioeations. Apply at Robinson's Gene- ter Office, 85 Nassau street, rooms Nos. 4and 5, up VOR SALE —THE PROPRIETOR, WISHING TO RE- tire frow Lis present business, would like to di f the wiexpired lease of four years from Inst tion is most desirable, nearto Niblo's Gi frem Broadway to Crosby street, now do 838 a saloon. Address with real name « Sincerity.” Broadway Post Office. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY— grist mill, dwelling house aud 50 acres of good farm- i, situated iv Middlesex county, N. J..4 miles from Point B.J. For partionlars, inquice of JUN L. APPLEBY, 106 Hammond street, TRREE AND BASEMENT Venue, next to the SALE—a yuse ane jut, in the cL: ORY Ninth De sorner cond street it is enitubie tora dey g Merbin, etore. Jnquire o premises, or V. UNDERDONK, 247 Tuirty- 1 been in we vier Boilerty wi dowpilte order. Apply ab F KMS OF TEN ACKES OF FFOR SALFoam i ing the raile < Land is Rete Very great ime e selling fart n. The terms o1 sale ai om the products of the « rated that pu ean re the land from ‘he avaiie ot ‘Sid sitete who wish to ma wish a cheap a» ’ aneefrem the ¢ ine te CUAKDLES WOO an Ve had gratis, and a * cen miles from the ci'y of New York, in « beautiful, ex thy aud Mourishing location. Apply to KOBINSON, $5 Nassau street, up stairs. SEAT FOR SALE CHEAP. — reons wishing to ebtain a site upon the Hudson. have xeod chanee to ing a little 10) yardsabove tho rail- 21 miles from Cham ers ered, and tas two build- ne sites upon it, commanding uninterrupted aud unequalled wews of the river from ii the Highlands. The Wher of thie grovad designed ta bnild thereon, but has in California, and has ditecte t for cash, in order to inveat further in his busie *. Apply personally, or post paid, to JUSTICE COU Dobbs’ Ferry, SALE CHFAP. 5,00 do, at § 8° $12 per thon ily demon and mechas evidence, a amidated by apply way, where a map en. URE OF A TINE ess, situated about TE POR A COUNTRY Ve 25,00) §' 10 per thous- Apply two year in mahogany ome: dforn, PROPITA WE ALP INTEREST OF A VERY BLE i ners to be disposed of ; about $3,000 will he the amor reg d, in each--no other terms will I Te asenthman withing to enter into be-lvess excellent opportunity. This being a. bu: rorut, it is reanested that those only who have will reply. Addvess Lenton, at this office. EXCURSIONS, \ONEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON and splendid ateamor MAY loaves 6s follows:—Fvot of Spring street, 6 B Pier $,N. Ke, fond 10 A, lars trip. at7 P.M. No hall v@ for ehUdron. Fare I2%o. an M1, leaving the T bway. NB TISHING BANKS —THE DEVLIN, Captein Hick Werlnosd EXCURSION b 1 Clen © steamer ® An excursion to Peck slip. at K o'click, Broome stroct, Big: Fitch hth atrort, # o'ctock. Returning, New Rochelle, 4 o'clock, on Veiiny evening, July 16, with Monahan’ Cctillon Bend, Tickets 6) cents, admitting » gentleman Jady <The largo, eplondia, ‘and commo steamer NTA CLAUS, Capt. Geo, Olne d stroct, East river, at7}< P, Mj Tenth street, at 74; Montane ferry Bree ,At® Hammond street, North river, ath: §; att and Pius No. 3, North river, at 9M eT rrofued thot these pore nivoreal satiafa exenreions, by applying to 0., Agen uth street. URSION TO NEW 10518 Joly 18.—The commodious ste » J. Rennedy, leaves Bammoni M. Big; Cather! en€ P.M. w 4+) This route is roally heal'bfal and » Dinner fursiched by first olace hotels; al good chowder and refreshments on board the hont, . Face merneE, ORTHINGTON G, SNETHEN COM: law in the Supreme Court-to attend to se—to prose and aetils vertmeonte ai Leal Pi and bonnty Inhecitanees in any part of the @vuntrics—to make fuvestments of tad on bond and mort fe of loans, Jand the Union, Partioular attention peid te cave coming up to the United States 5 oni. Communi ns, pre-paid, add aenthen, No. 8 Corroll place, Cait e—and to fod patent ried: \ i 1 reame unmanageable. | Talonbaann Chili on bis boat, His boat thereupon maa’, uminuek safer | not mede much progress in establishing # good ohasacter Tampire, Meco, eee ikehas be 6 of the tde, or of adopting | for ite stock i Wallvireet, Qutaders do not seein to | Bes, Wsiios: the other alternative of getting ap moro steam and heat | take held, eifiongh the hook ts pretty well baited. ‘Tho Frinided de Cutis voy before throwing his oat into tbl pam, ve bean | fhet $8, that with ell the undance and eboapnese of mo- 4 Torke Itand ) ite evicent | iva rhooid be’ ip | a t iter ‘on the Jarb: rile of the Chola, wh ney, end al! the frciliticr for palin: upon the commu- | ty hers ye tide would have had much lest power upom her, div’) o> worthlees stocks, mone of the efforts recently made | “sa4'bs De ieee was 1D uitowpting (0 wear afound, by | bave pucceeded, Speculators a: cxoodingly oxutlousen 1 ogg ey TL D.C., will meet with orompt attention ( AUSTRALIA=TO MERCHA AND snp. pere—Mr. G.H. ELLAOTT ivtends taking pareare ber slip magnclin, to Port Philip, and is now rendy to eacelve consignments, Or Aemplon of Americnn goods, on trial for thet marke, Can be goon wt (6 Ponsl at P become due | rere eess errr FURNISHED ‘AGE TO RENT, AT FO! a A ittom, LL, washin tes minate's walk of the at fize of Island aud GLEY & CO., ACTOS d Peuell Gasea,’ant puss the colabrated Bxtouniom No. I Maiden tnee ane wharf; the lowor bay, Staten ate hae Babe) foe Highlands. Any partice wishing tusimor residence, now | 27 (Ieving House) Browdway. | ¢ sn epportun: 70 1m own- 0 THOSE WHO HAVE NO WHISKERS, AND to ors obliged te leave 2. M Yolo would like to haves thick pair Graham’ nd Jook Lika men en the beard to “row a wi 3 tha'skin, $i per botte, half pints, saat t u try. dei iaabysneey 27 GRAHAM, 1514 Ann atrost. EECHESLEECHYS JUST RECEIVED, PER | tore Wasbiagtor, 20 000 large German and Swodish Lesches. For sale in quantities to suit purchasers, by URNISHED COUNTRY SEAT TO LET ‘The country seat known as.“ Weodla, Washington Heights, (entrance in Tenth a: street.) age | ocoupied by a the The gro ‘which ful, extend from the Tenth aven whioh the walks command varied mansion yeh is equally well ada e inter residence, bas buen planned) wiik, J. F, CLEU, No.7 Jobm street. sep a aplenty bre ICH FRENCH PAPER HANGINGS.—THOS. FAYE ie ingwar degre nea, both of de: Tiom, ‘The distance from the City Hall is abou Roo ta Peari aieeoe: betwee Masi nine miles, yn ond Chatham of itis within w few minutes’ walk of the Hudson Rive sy have just received Station at 162d street, f the Inading of the | nena’ in tie “trade, “Thoy bave the decorati a al ape ince ae ditt eee en aeeeted, | Artistic workmon attend 66 theretall départements mis to good tenant, for ome oF me y THOS. FAYE & CU., 430 Pearl sreet, fabling accommodations aro attached. ~ premises may beobtained, by parties desirous of leasin NEY, XUSIC—JUST PUBLISHED—StOonD GRAND tablishment which, itis believed, has but few if any eqanta Podka de Concert, by W. V. Wallace, WIBLIAM in the country, on aplication to ite HALL & SON, 230 35 he Park, (OMER MORGAN, No. 1 Pino atreot. NEW GRARFENBERG.—UYDROPATHIC AND KINE- sipathic Establishmont —The subscriber flatters him- self that the suocess of his institu is nperior to any in the oity, an disposed of at agrest bargain, orex- | established end extensively known, as he changed dor other property, av the present owner ie unas. | tion in this country; and would siapl hat any d —Puilding, four’ story brick, | FoUe of knowing more, by writing Linn. will have aout them, ER, 819 Fourth avenus, from 2to | {ree o pase lot of sixteen pa) ing & the particulars. institution fil, five miles from tho city of Utica, D., Now Graofenberg, N. ¥. nm Frankfort HOLLA’ 000 See ee eee ro TO LET.—THE THIRD FLOOR OF NO. 19 Mi bien lane, well adapted for s manufacturing jewelry, pply to Pedhary SEGARS, COMPRISING REGALIAS, 700. t seenehibaie Tmperials’ pressed aud cllindraclos, tan WM THOMESON; 106 Wether ee chuarsal kite ete ieee REN Sea 70 LET OB FOR Saux, Six THREE {hem are expresily imported fr this market and that story onses, at Carmsnville, seven miles one the olty. Communication with the eity every hour la the Penel street, opposite the Bonel Servet Inquire of BR. F. ‘aliroud, steamboat and staq t ‘armanville. day, by CRRMAN: 1006 Broudway. or ath OOMS TO LET, WITH POWER-—AT GOTHIC HALL, 316 Broadway. Jewollers will ve accommodated by having gold and silver rolled in the best manuer, at the lowest prices, Inquire as above. T° RENT—A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, AT Fort Hamilton, L, Ll. withis three minutes walk of t] steambont landing. “There are two cardens; d vegetable and veg They plenty ‘of vegetublar to CuzAr, SPRING MATTRESSES.—THE GREAT DE- mand for the uew, healthy spring Mattrosees and Pal- Lasters enables the inventors and makers to reduce ati farther the prices, thus yroving that tho best bods can be mace for less thar: halt the usual cost, and that they cam Med with these neceseary The pri rticles of convenience vory low cont to fixed at tl $9, and $12. Old Beds and Mattrossos altered oriable, neat epring Beds, from $6 to $1 Areex warranted. Hotels, seminaries, up ‘al terms The public are invited to’ call and exar ck, at the depot and manufactory, 3 Broad: » West side. Iron Bedstoads, of all f high cultivation supply a larce family for one sear. he property will be let, asthe owner is aboat leaving for Bayuite of HAWLEY D. CLAT?, Hamilton Europe. pee ve os Cu brid aa ony tape tg bef scl iO LET, AT WILLIAMSBURG — A FOUR STORY ‘u1e.~—lron Bedsteads, &e., from $4 tv $25; handsome brick Store and Dwelling, eorver of Fourth and Seuth | marble top Tables, wll sizes, from $5 to §30; Tenth streets; a firat rate location for s bakery, hardware, | geres, &o., &0.; fancy wad Gothic Chairs, all si diry goods, or fancy store of avy kind. A threc-story brick | covers, t the wareroom, 553 Broad wa) v ois aud marble mantole, on the worth | street, weed side. enn Fourth street; a dolichtful raters ose First and. thira d basoment of one- R. KELLINGER'S SUCCESS HAS ASTONISHED house adjoining t . Vo let at reasonable the whole world. Mis peantiful Fluid or Lintmem good tonanta. Aprly t» THOS, DOYLE, No, cures all the 8, pains, and weakne: ithe et; or to ATWATER & VAN DERHAST, No. 42 | matter from what cause. South Seventh street. is liked. Its first friends aro ite beat. dat ptclcn Daas one ebilling to cight shillings each; and $1 to $3 © 10 LET, AT CBIFTON, STATEN ISLAND, A LARGE | dozen, cash. The shilling bottles coatain Sve times ¢! strepgth of any other two shilling arti in the ‘Tho cight shilling size aro the chenpost, according to tity. Depots, 29) Penrl strost, 476 Broadway; Toy Co., corner of Hudson and Chambers streets; Jollic’ store, 300 Broadway; Mrs, Hay’ Sanda and Gold streets, and of every reapootable druggist in the United State nd the Canadas, zulleael pet 0 ure and beautiful Cottage, The location is elevated. w shaded, and within a short distance of the fercy. Wi let for "a very low rent, (or the remainder of the saaso with the priviloze of renting for nest year, Apply to Rev, 1. TOWELL, Chestuut Grove. N,B—Will be furnished, if jesired. © RENT—IN PHILADELPHIA, BY A FAMILY leaving for Europe, a large and convonient house, rendy furnisked and pleasantly situated. Any communis: de through the Philadélpiia Post office, box No. 413 (p paid), addreseed H. D. B., will receive prompt attention. OLET—THR WELL FINISHED AND CONVENIENT basement house No. 130 East Twenty: third street near Second avenue. Gas and Croton water tirougheut. Buiha, water closets, &o. Rent, $475 peranoum. Arpty to WM. H. JANSEN, 52 Jona strect. ET, A SMALL STORR, adspted for arctail business, or asa deskroom. Lnyuire at 15 Platt str O DAGUERREOTYPE!STS.—-THE ADVERIISE iL be ry th Third street; bington: F. A. Lutze, nton, M New Orloaue: J. Wright & Co. Charles {Cowan & Co. This rematy will exiract gr aint from anything to which it is » its action, Rezoem THE RAIR.—MOKE EVIDENCE FROM the effects of DR. KELLINOEK'S Mazio Plaid:—Mr. Gailan, of had his Tnir restored, aftor being balimsny years. Mr. M. Tuniton, hotel keeper at moCombe Dam, hav's fine heed of hair from its us is evebrows and hair; she had of 70’ Norfolk street, reani ears. Mr.J. H. Merriam, 65 Watts te his cousins on: applied, Itis Bow |, Wil : re five yeurs: regained i: beautifully. Mr. May next. ‘The location iv good, tha business good, and by erg roa Tek a ot ten the advice of my phyrician | am only induced to tonve ie, | Fishing EG tee et eke erkoe heen Eds BAREINOTON, 418 Brondway-_ | fi reuldsnoennd Iavereiscee Whee herana keener te = Jig nom, ie sells and ix uted inthe largest quantiy . hig is not generaily the case—these ing io not soll wel Si gt whout home: ‘The Bootor makes these fow reteronees, bee FFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CON- solidated Debt of New Orleans, New ORLEAxs, May 6, 152, Bz virtue of the 37th section of the ao: of tho Logislature of the State of Louisiana, evtitied “ An act to Consolidate the City of New Oricans, and_ provide for the governmsrs Cause they 6 ly be seen. Thev are not ia China. Th seude more, of the first in the land, can be adduced. These facts cannot be act uside; but fraud would Heer bright upon the suetsao. The Doctor } this beautiful remedy the only fa thi duced. Sold in large elegant bott And adininistration of ite sifaies,” approved 23d February, YEW TURNIP SEED.—RED RED TOP STRAP 1552, and of the Sth section of the act entitled “ An act Sup- Leaf, Wh Aberdoon, Skir- picmentary to ay actto Consolidate the Ciiy of Now Or- «1p » Yellow Malta, Yellow Sto: leans, and providing for the incorporation ef the City oi La- | Vertue's hew Lonz White, Long Yellow, New Golden Ben fayette with ity of New Oricans,” apvroved 23 Fob- | with every other approve variety. White an 1 runry, 18% Cf the Sd suction of sn act entitled “Ax sot | Endive, Kerly Uinster, White Spined, Long Green, jh Supplementary te an aat to Consolidate the City of New | kin Cucuutcre, for pickles, Meets, Cargote & ans, o: provide for the foveroment aad manarementof | Sweet Corn, Corn Salad, Round leaved Spinach, Gorman approved March 1i, 1852. Greens, Turnip-rooted Cabbage. Summer and Fall Radishes, Gill be received at the bavking-honse ot | gil of the finest qualisdes, and at moderate prices. Dealers “oposs . Cnwor & Co,, in the city of New York, frum day, the 15th May, to Monday, the 19th July’ next, M. for the purchase of all or any portion of &-scrivs of twa thousand bonde of the city of New Orieaus, for the sum of ono thowsaud dollars cach, to be iraued in conformity with the resolutions adopted by the Commissioners at & mocting held on the 28th April, 1802, said bovds to be dated Juiy 1, 1852, payable in forty years, at the otfice of the City Trew , evpplied on favorable terms, and particular care givon te packing seods for export J. M. THORBURN & CO, 15 John street. EW DRUG, DYE-STUFF, PAINT AND WINDOW glase store, wholesale and retail, 14 and 16 Division ta few Coors trom the Bowery.—0O' Forrall & Bradley concern with a largo stock, boudke . torent at the rate of six cont per annum, ate Cm for Rhein opie diviaed into coupons attached thereto; anid coupons being siioned prices saually ob . maco parable semi-aurvally on the frst dey of January an he prices in all other trades have been re- the first day of July of sah 9 ir. at the office of the City wr Jevel, the same exorbitant rer, or in the city of New York, at tho option of the oF drugs, com urchaser. Pithe proposals to be endorsed “ Offer for the purchase cf Bonds of the City of New Orleans,” and to be opsned and adjudicated to the highest bidder by one er more of the Com wistioners in the city of New York onthe third Monday. the i9ub July, 1852, at 12 o'eloel In case there should be an excess of bids (at the sxme cate) over the amountof bonds offered, they shallbe divided pre rata, as nearly a6 possibje, Amoneat the bidders, Tire proceeds of t said Bonds to be immedi he matnre: hs Also for paints Our plan & te sell q rely on slenys gettin: © erestest attention te to putti Vointer, builders, &9., will be liberal vstently ou hand drugs, dail bri rich syrup, dye stuffs, “paints of every description, Print brushes, g ni Weated irisk mustard, » Dublin HN MeGerr merstown tes, cash warrant: rer’s OMe: ALY PAVEi NEECTING Lig UID AND IODIN Dorey eNORE RS, Bromine Potarsinnn, Phoephatae ot trom? A: DCROSSMA or. Sede sed T ephate Lime; Kreagote, Blead D. DEBU YS. Comptenlicr. Shelling, Li piteted Carb. Iron; Fumigating HCP CONVERSE, Chains of th eae oY Wis, Let Mraitestine’ = P. VERSE, Chairman of a I .. * Bn Os ” Finanoe Committes of the Boardofaldermen, | FEUCKTWANGER, No. 111 Maiden'Iane. L. H. PLACE, Chairmen af the Financ (P UECELEDRATED ENGLISH VERMIN ce Committee of the Board of Asst. Aldormen. equalled by no other for destroying romani bnes, worms, &e., is in « liquid form, and A. Laver, 8e mecteetay = wherever required, with a feather or brua PPLE AGENCY OF THOMAS BARBER FOR THE UN- Parts once ts. anointed with it willever after be clearof nosious animal dersipned having this day ceased, William Madze, who ico 2h cents a bottle. For ente by Charlee IL. Ring, Ni har been aesociated with him for six years past, will until Broadway; A.H. & D. Sands, No. ton st forther notice act in hie stead. Mr. Madge only is authorized | all the principal wholesale aud retail druegists throughout c of the late Robert Dunlop, | the city and Union—CKOMMELIN & F IRBROTHER, 1 AKCH'D A. DUN suly 1,1 NER, YORK DEY DOCK COMPANY, JULY 1, ia2.— The Board of Directors have this day declared « atvi- oC four (1) per cent, payable on and afvor tho 10th ‘The transfer Docks wil by closed from. the vie te ‘igned. gole proprictors for the Luited States, No. for: 120 Warren stroee. x Proprio ore for the Luited States, 262 Pearl stecet, _New Yor IGHTNING It the 1Uch instant. O CAPITALISTS. —FOR SALE, THE EXCLUSIVE ip a ae gy Bog 4 Heht of one of the most valusbie articles now in use, | grey Oth . ‘mentioned hy the ancton’ ing @ larce profit, which au enden authors, both sacred and profane, with a series of ohre: © con be realized in a few years. The article lind yusalegloal shasta ceoeul $73 family, and te one muoh needed by such. It hat | fap store, S08 Broadway, Corner of Fale ‘enintroduced in thie country about & moi ly mI ye ou extouaive sales, he proeristece maps of all kinds may bo had. Pereav branch ive proper attention it requi n for, Gisportn business, and not hat 'B FIRST CLASS PLEASURE YACHT WHISPER, 8. is their onl: i "Tiny eakbectien, te toe tia ae rocead om any excursio of pleasure for gent iz 5B Retr families, ty to CHARL rs willbe received by rere 73 Pine atreet. ington Agate, om board of the vewel. fo Hantaond hat hand, street; or of Charles 8. Rabinenu, Branch 1 |, td Boweey; or at the Baths, Battery. YOR SAVINGS IN THE CITY OF NEW SOD ROOT Pa Tee —At a meeting of the Trostees, held on the Sub BY ROOT FOR THE BLOO!.—Os!, BOTTLE OF Dr. Dean's Blood Puriiyer is werth toa of uny other rovision of the by-laws, an | medicine, and it superreding every other remely. Ist of January fast to the | botanic physician ot exporience wil! vive aivine and roars ry rate of five por cent per | anteo @ cure in every e 157 East Brosdwey, 3 at the | »—yonrs GARD TO THE’ — hehe YOR'S CARD TO THE BED LUGS, Ke rate of fowr per cen amounting to oer #70 and Upwards. phyabie to deporitore om and after the ee eg ae third Monday in du 5 heecived. That ‘ 4 taken from the gradual Likewise the mothe, aud flies, aud itys On eyesrs he declared in Jui y noxt, schon | precisely equal ia amonnt fo th batt yearly p mont of in= by his bend: terest then cur—sueh extra dividend being calculated on ore invites them, one and sl), tue were Privette. ardiade payable to depositors at the fremets a ag JAS. D. P, OGDEN, Secretary. Pee oy TA witaut - - niga “a ad cepld hag ve in { at the office in Uticn, ils bey te jer and Pills, (sold at 25 conte Reway, ELDOM WEEN § Cbristadors at Is’ rejuve: fow times tho novessit it seem? almost to hi epplied at CHRIST 4S DORO’ TUMOR IN ft i tment and Pijts—Thomas Marlow, residi Sack, Bristol, had been in Ml health for roche per ann te of per cont net. Interest 3 of depositors as pr 1 reel New York. J wut none Were successful in however, after some time, & loft ear, from which he suf- after remedy, without ob- use of Holloway's Oint- , and theso wonderful medicines soon reduced the tumour, and effectually cured it; and he is now in the enjoyment of the most robust health. Sold by all the voad~ TO LEND ON BOND AND in snme to suit epplionnts, | estate fu thir city, Brooklyn, or Wi to 8. 8. BROAD, No. 13 Wall $3 060 WAN ON PROPERTY WwoRta FIVE ’ times the amonal, and insured for seven RTS AGE, productive msburg. Apply the least re larce tumour fe fered inten re d dollars, Address D. W t this oftic: ere of medicine throvghout the British empire; alan by those eens enema —— | of the United Statos--35 cents, 8) conte, and each. ¢ FFICE OF THE NEW YORK, ALBANY, AND BUF Wholesale, at Joseph Morsey’s. St Maiden Lane, New York; falo Electro Magnetic Telegraph Company,—Ut t the proprictor's, 214 Strand, London. A semi-annual dividend of four per vent heen declared out of the earninge of tho business of the last tix months, payable onthe second day of August, | The he company will be instant, inclusive, 3.8. FAXTON, President. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. DEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA- Py, en tee Beth, river, foot of Battery 'OTTE! AW 4 delphia, from Pier No. semana mega te — Ince, by steamboat JONN 'wo lines daily. ONEY MAY. BE OBTAINED, IN SUMS | Morninglins enor Bt7.A; M, Afternoon oxprone Tine at i to «vit applicants, on Watches, Pinte, Jewelry, Diay | F cEhiindetpbia in our sud ail Bours monds, Segare, Horses, Carrisges, or any othe Property, at Fares, first gi thr i’ dei) i \ hag od, ef Je General A ene OSes, M4 Grand gtrect, oornee 4 Te AOS ie nie, ty uinep ay, over the Paoiic Bank. The etricte : 4 ; dence and hone? may Be flied tipons Piancfortey, Gold boat TRANSPORT, from Pier No.1, ac P.M. Pare, Watches, Chains, Jowelty, Ke., for sale cheap. PRILADFLPRIA DIRROT.—U, 8. MATL AND lines, throngh in four hours, jorsoy Kail asi dedis Citys dBrins Ney Fork LS 0 aa foot of Anne ny a PM, vy al y AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED, tnd & ti for ‘soognd olnee: In, 6 and 9 A / ~Ladies and gentlemen baving east off clothing or Bd Return ati and9 A. Mand 51, P.M, Baltimore, Was! niture to diapose of, can obtain a fair eush seg be wch the | ton, Norfolk, and Charleston throngh tick jor the subscriber rt his renide dence, ot & line through the oie be prom ded to. Ladies attended by Mes, ton ne ee CONEN, 65 ¢ through bageage carried in tl J FW ROUTE 10 BATAIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA VAST OTE CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED— Vin Cape Mey and Now Castto, Indopendent Ling of Spy f° Bares poet edi ol aay Cog Sg ae ‘ | eere DELAY one, Capiatn 8, Seymour by te ewe Kr onsh price, by winds mCoptain C ty, PUN Kaptan : pe A noe, oF thFough the Post. | evr, eating nice te, See fi Picinek Bw, Boe Fost 1 M4, Ni 1 P Frenchtown Raiiro TED, | eveuing forthe | heopace to Js | will bold iteolt respo of wearing ape | prrel, and for that only to the amonnt of $100. For passage Spry cn boerd, or ab the office on the pict ~ OCULISTS, AURISTS AND DINTIST LPT OF CLOTHES AND FURNITURE —Sardjes and gentlomen oan obtain « fs, by rending through po JN, 61 Leonard street, ne 4 shove arti THOM 1 the Company VINE ARTS, INE ARTE.—STRANGERS COMING TO THE CITE . . fre informed that the only place Lien’ | OVE DEAv SMALL HEAR. AND THE BLIND vings by the old masters, iv a R'S, 68 too. Dr. Lotencr, ©) Trincs street, near Canal etrort. Also on hand, 2,00 portentts of Vored « never ‘donty sling remody for io Dh 1A 000 All kinds of pooplo Views, Hilustrations, ortam oak, and tan Battles, Vertens for Mra d to pros Skollire's reateriat Kine N ty Me naw pobilo Morvor stcoot, nome Browiy ratetu ol, and