The New York Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1853, Page 7

te with, the dramatic »pectacle oapWaY i tikiven, thts will the sixty-first night . Forrest ment, He will appear as Macbeth, has been produced, in respect to sconic grandeur, le never before witnessed in this city. Mr. Con- ‘8 very refined and accomplished actor, who seems dy Dature in hla ‘acting, of claptrap, will ‘character of Macduff—every part ans ote stains is able tohimeelf and the ss. Mme. Ponisi, best general actress that has for some time appeared he Metropolitan, will reprerent Lady Macbeth. on’s THEATRE.—Miss E. Raymond bs (pon to- Hypolita in the comedy of “She Woul ian Not," tupported by Burton, Fisher, Johnston, Mev. nd Mrs, Skerrett. mond is a very fair #, and would be rill be valley she did not use #0 b affectation. Mr. Hamilton will sing a favorite song, the orchestra will play overtures and polkas. The ments will close with ‘Thousand Milliners,”’ in Burton will amuse the audience with his comical entation of Joe Bags. ONAL TukaTns.—The splendid drama called the its of the Cros: those celeb: ‘or the Dog of the Standard,” will ted dramatic performers, Messrs. ‘all. “Chloroform” wi Sta wil conalate eith the drama, caliad * Toeland Is,” in which Messrs. Fox, Clarke, and Mrs. W. G. wili fill the prominent ns peare’s play, in four acts, Merchant of Venice,”’ will introduce a fine Mr. Wallack. He is long and io public, and was ale lidered a very meritorious actor, and there can doubt but that those who visit his theatre to-night receive a rich treat. Mason, Lester, Walcott, Rey- , Thompson, and Miss Laure Keeno will sustain characters. The amusements will conclude with farce of the ‘“‘ Review.”” }. CuakLEs THEATRE.—The same programme as that evening is offered for coe f this it. The drama, with new scenery and dresses, en; d the ‘Pirate Doctor, or the Rover of the Pp commence the formances, with Mr, J, M. Miss Mite! be followed by » in which near! it farce of the the new puseagee et the compan} itery Ticket’? will also be CAN Musrom,—The musical farce called ‘ No 10 Supper,” will commence the afternoon perform- nd they will conclude with the laughable farce of tie Eeonomy.”” The very successful and exciting pa cailed the “ Willow Copse,”” with Miss Mestayer ose Fielding, and Mr. @. W. Clarke as Luke Fielding, concinds the entertainments ef’ the evening, lotte Temple” will be produced om Wednesday. vs.—The “‘Heroic Exploits of General Putnam” be represented at the Amphitheatre this eveniog, fall stud of horses. Mr. D. Stone, as Putnam, leap down a precipice, on his horse, being pursued hose representing the British troops 3 Rose D will appear in her gracefal equestrian feats, ° jconr’s HirropRoME continues to be filled every ing. The performances of this evening will com- ce with the “Grand Tournament,” followed by vari- ercises, consisting of ‘ La Course Gree,” five horse- riding two herses each at full speed; a *‘Stoepfe “Chariot Race,” &e, The camels and trained hants will also be introduced, musty’s OPERA House is still visited by hundreds, evening. The negro melodies are rendered with nony, and the instrumental performances are capital. foop’s MinsTREWs.—This band is flourishing—Woods’ jt perseverance has succeeded, as his house is well f every night. He is a capital manager, and de- success. ENS’ ALPINE Loe is being visited by large audien- ‘many are strap; who now on a visit to the . All seem delig] ted with the lecture and beautiful illustrations. 7ARD’S PANORAMA, describing a/l the particular fea- of the Holy Land, is being exhibited every evening, Reoranta Ha! Hxier, the great magician, is giving his soirees at the Chinese Rooms, with a it aos. ra, De Melisse, Drouet, Leeder, Lavigne, ‘the French ‘and | Dancers, who d last season at Niblo’s, and a iaetly at the Broad- with much eclat, are engaged to commence a farewell prior to the disbanding of the whole heir return to purope, at the Bowery theatre, léth . Wallack, Jr., produced the new play of ‘“Civiliza- 3 at Boston, on the 4th instant, before a crowded number of ae of Cincinnati are exerting them- oo in Miss Sliza Logan, in order to give to lady a poorer benefit. OSING OF THE St. CHARLES THEATRE IN New ORLEANS cexT oF Mesers, LupLow & Surra —The New Or- Pica pase erie inst. says the St. Charles theatre cated night for the season, Messrs. Ludiow nith taking their farewell of the stage on the same ion. The house was filled to overflowing. The in jeble Ravel Family gave thelr powerful services in se- pisces, and and Mr. Ludiow played Samper, in “Promissory Note,” as only he could doit. At th lelusion of the eomedy he was loudly called for. and ir seg? the curtain, and delivered the following ad- adios and Gentlemen—As this is the last time, ay ly, thaé I shall ever have the honor of appearit fh my double eapacity of actor and manager, it ing dest ef tht of our season and of our management | | myse of the occasion to present to you, and Je generally of New Orleans, on behalf of my absent ser and myself, our most gratefal acknowledgements the aid and support afforded us during our career st you. It is now nearly thirty-six years pisos in- cette brought ae oe ftieaeaecl ae language, th evee performed s regular wae thle city. bout thirteen preepent bent partner an my If commenc theatrica! rs in ar city of New Orleans. Duriug those of time—s ic for myself, individually, my partner and peers jolatiy—i ‘can with all cerity say, that kindness and liberality “have Mower hy been our meed from the good people of the eent City. This we have always been fully sensible have universally acknowledged, and endeavored as far ay within our power to make a proper return for—the tions of ‘and malicious persons to the con- notwithstanding. I will not obtrude myself upon foe fing enyihiog Hie © leogtiy peer; wat f an, ie» lengthy speech; bu not a 1 that fa to shut ‘me out o1 haps foreve: t.om your emiles, without fal se of » vu. I felt such to be my feel |< on the occasion. Before pouelt of 1 1—though perhaps t the is superfluous—a cont). sins OF, ir kindn: fr friend and successor, Mr :. Bar. We have ited | years, bave al i) > ‘found him industrious. more gaat, aod and a a x his intercourse and testi in his behalf be of od aves Mens, h { reallze, y ; leer naan dramatic «.:npany, Lap those of the winter season, to the ge nen of the orehestra, art- machinists, clerks, of: ~ and others attached tothe hment, we return ou: ‘\anks for their hearty and cient co operation in the |. bora of the past season. now, ladies and gentlew «1, we take our final lea: hing you all health and wo perity; and to the peo, this goodly elty that pro: verity and wealth that seems ,more than ever, preparing for them. Energy and everance are all that is required. Your rail cats and bur “Father of Waters” must bring the treasures of the valley of the Mississippi to your levee; the enterprise d intelligence of ‘your citizens ulld up this fevored until it becomes the cynosure of all ¢ ting point in this vast valley for cited ase fo the fine arts. And now, ladies and gentlemen, with | sad heart, I bid you all along, but kind farewell.’ During 1 the delivery of these remarks Mr. L. was fre- uently interrupted by loud and continued applause, hich at the mention of Mr. DeBar’s name became pe etly deafening, At the conclusion De cal for. Mr Ludlow was eompelled to come forward and te that Mr. DeBar was not in the theatre. The scene nat have been intensely gratifying te Mr. I, and the Hering manner in whi ortion of the address, showed that he was deeply flee ‘The students of hcgurn rcalloge, N.J., held a meeti the 5th inst. erdeath their sorrow at being o1 pon to mourn the ith of their late instructor, Dr. _ oer oe passed unanimously the following Revol “That in the decease of Professor Beck we have vained ‘a loas which words are inadequate to express. in him we recognized the distinguished seholar, amiable tructor and steadfast friend; and around his name hall ever cluster the most plearant recollections of our Pollege life; and while we loved him for his noble cherac- and fort ne Ae erancd of his manners, his consistent rtment—softens our.grief at his untimely Resolved, That we sincerely sympathize with his be- jeaved family in their iad ans the too early de- parture of a beloved husband and father, and although a Hos in the chain of thelr affections has been sev- find consolation in knowing oe ae owas dealt by infinite wiedom, and soothe thei the fond hope that the broken circle wri ng equa be be in the land of everlasting rest Resolved, That out of respect to ibd teomnend, we will lwear the usual badge of mourning. *Rosrrt Jounson, of Kensacky, fcr formerly Second Asaist- lant Postmaster General, died in Washington on the 6th inst., aged sixty-four years. Joszrn Hasprovuck, Jr., died at New Paltz, Ulater county, N. Y., on the 7th inst , aged seventy-two years. brouck was the son of General Joseph Hasbrouck, reat grandfather Abraham Hasbrouck, was one uguenots who left France to escape the persecu- vt ‘sgainst the Protestants, and went to whence he eame to this country in 1685 (ten ny the edict of Nantz was revol WY Louis XIV.), ap his cosidence with a little band in Ulster county. Monica, e of Mrs. Eliza Lancaster, of Charles county, Ma., died on the JOih ult., aged 120 years, Mra, Ten Eyck, of thia ot, ho had been with an in- valid daughter on a visit to Nassau, N. P., and who came pasvengers in the steamship Conway, died in Savannah thortly after being landed from that versel. —— Mactxop, Esq , of Cadboll, the Lord Li¢utenant af the county of Cromarty, died on the 18th ult. at his his seat, Invergordon Castle, Roes-shire, in his 67¢! He was Dare son of the late Robert Bruce Aaens Macleod, Cadboll, M. P., and reproveated a dis- ting as beanch of the eminent family of Macleod, of lewis, He formerly cat in Parliament a5 Knight of the BLire fo; Supberand. Phi the concluding | Latest from South America. SETTLEMENT OF HOSTILITIES BETWREN PERU AND ECUADOR—PROSPERITY OF THE CHILIAN REPUB- *LIO—THE PRESS AND THE JESUITS. The Panameno of the 22d April contains a copy of the treaty of peace entered inte between the repre- sentatives of the republics of Pera and Ecuador, in the city of Lima, on the 16th of March last. The Peruyian government, by this treaty, engage not to permit General Flores to reside within its dominions so long as the peace of Ecuador could be endangered thereby, and that all political exiles from whom dan- ger might be apprehended shall be sent into the in-s| terior from the coasts or frontiers. The adjudication, and disposal of the vessels, arms, and munitions of war which had belonged to Gen. Flores’ armament, is submitted to the arbitral decision of the Chilian gov- ernment, both parties binding themselves to abide by that decision. Both contracting governments also bind themselves to prevent any naval or land arma- ments being prepared on their respective territories destined to invade either republic, and shall not per- mit the passage of troops with a like object through their dominions, nor lend aid or assistance of any kind to the enemies of the other. From the Mercurio of Valparaiso of the 31st of March, we take the following notices :— The prosperity of Chili is rapidly increasing, through the profound peace which it enjoys and through the extraordi developement of its mines and agriculture, the principal sources of national wealth. In the 1852 the tithe in the diocess of Conception produced $166,897, while in the pre- sent year it has amounted to $211,106, or an in- crease of more than $45,000. No leas flattering is the condition of the great enterprise in course of construction. Conte forwards its grand work of extending the double track of railroad laid down. Concepcion and La Serena are actively en- gaged in realizing the happy thought of uniting eir respective ports of Talcahuano and Coquimbo by means of a railroad. The journal El Progreso, of Santiago, (Chili,)has been suppressed, in consequence of a very severe ar- ticle which appeared in its columns hostile to the introduction into the Feeble of the Jesuits. The following are extracts from the article in ques- tion :— Unfurl your red banner, sons of St. Ignatius, and reise your voices against heresy, which is the prosperity of the country, Expel the foreigner—tha\ thecivilizer— from our ranks. It matters not; support, we will combat you in the name of civilization and of the future. To day He are weak and miserable because a ray of light annihilates you—because you would disappear before it as Lucifer before-the manifes- tation of the God of Truth. Today you are weak because ‘our prestige is false, your power a lie, your faith an Tnposture, your character a sacrilege, your actions in- famy, your religion o burlesque, your fraternity sarcasm, ‘our virtue hypocrisy. Ye and yours are weak to-day, ecause you would not resist, nor could resist, with the aid of a hundred governments such as that which sup ports yeu, the powerful impulse of civilization and of the aie To-day the first step of this government con- sist in peopling our cities, not with laborious artisans and active foreigners but with vampires, clad in black, who come to nourish themselves on our blood—of im- postors, who come to consecrate ignocance s and barbarity —of idlers; who come to deceive Sipe inthe name of a divinity in which they do not believe, to favor their viees, to sanctify their infamies, and to frustrate the laws which condemn the guilty. vessels which entered inwards those perts sho that of these one belonged to Bremen, two to Meoklen- burg, fifty-eight to Norway, thirty-two to Prussia, one to Homburg, six to Portugal, three to Sweden—making in all 108 versels, of an’aggregate tonnage of 85,055 tons ; while the number of vessels which entered belonging to the United States] was only seventy-three, the tonnare of which was 86,354 tons. The arrivals from Great Bri- tain were 852, The entries outwards by sea wore: for Great Britain, 1,169 vessels; British colonies, 320; United States, 31, and other foreign countries, 37—making a total of 1,567; and as 430 vessels entered from the United States most of them must have obtained freights from Great Britain. There were built last year in Upper Canada four steamers, and five in Lower Canada, and at Quebec forty- eight sailing vessels—oue in Montreal and eleven in Up- per Camada—of an aggregate registered tonnage of 37,477 toms. The value of these vessels, estimating it at $40 per ton, would be $1,499,080, The exporte from Canada in 1852 amounted te $14,055,974, and the imports to $20,286,402. Of these there were :-— Im Hamilton, Canada We: $2,361,304 Toronto, do. 2,657,484 Ment: Canada Fast |, 985,382 De. vis Rouse’s Point _ Quebec: 2,591,219 The excess of imports at Montreal must have been from the United States, and the last year is the first in which there where any experts via Rouse’s Point, owing te the completion of the railroad in that direction. The balance of exports, amounting to $4,957,814, and ef imports, va- lued at $3,690,108, being chiefly at ports in Upper Ca nada—including a large pertion of those at Hamilton and Toronto—must also have been te and from this country. ‘With reference to coal, we find that there was imported into Montreal, in 1852, direct from Great Britain, to the value of $2,328 of that article, and from the United States $986, the market there being supplied from Que- bec, where the importation of that mineral amounted to 57,541 tons, valued at $86,892—about a dollar and « half per ton, it being brought out in vessels for ballast. The importation into Upper Canada was 14,261 tons, the esti mated value of which was $54,064—about $3 85 per ton. The cost of transportation to the upper province pre venting the importer in Quebec, even at the low rate stated, from competing with the mining eompanies im the United States for the supply of that portion of the country. ‘There are a number of eurious deductions to be drawn from th statistical returns. For instance, while the advocates’of the Maine Liquor law, in a recent debate in the Canadian Legislature, relied a good deal on the eost to a community arising from the use of intoxicating liquors, they do not seem to have been aware that it is exceeded by the use of tobacco. There was imported into that province last year brandy, gin, rum, whiskey, cor. dials and wine, of the estimated value, when imported, of $310,618, while that of manufactured and unmanufac- tured tobacco, segars and snuff, was $422,382, With re- ference to books, also, we find that while the importation of books from Great Britain and the United States was of the value of $290,192, that of those from foreign countries only amounted to $10,254, and this with » population of French origin in Canada of 695,945 souls out of 1,842,205, Aceldent at the Hoboken aay, FRANKLIN CE, Hopoxken, May 8, 1853. To THE Epiror OF THE Sin—I was a witness to a ‘terrible accident just new (half-past 8 P.M), on side of the Hoboken ferry. A young women leaving e boat (the chain had been let down) stepped between it and the landing whereby she suffered a compound fracture of the foot and lower bones of the leg. I presume she will die, as reheat tered aed she had to be carried jospital. To two causes this cruel occurrence is attributable— firstly, the niggardly lights on the landing, barely making * darkness visible,’ and secondly, to the absolute neces- sity that exists for some prevention in the shape of gates on the boats, f for in this instance the chain was rather leception, to preclude the temerity or ignorance of in- anes running such imminent risks. Pray speak out, for day by day the feeling heart is made to suffer by the shameless uplaity of the shareholders of every public company conveying passengers. Yours, % 2 A SUBSCRIBER. SENTENCES FoR MURDER IN New ORLEANS.— The New Orleans Crescent of the 2d inst., says the follow- ing persons were sentenced for the crimes annexed d to their names, in the First Distriet Court on Saturday: Juan and John Beard, convicted of man: botany & Mexican named Chocolate, in the Tied jatrict, in lovember 1851, were sentenced to twenty years? finprisonment, at herd jsbor in the penitentiary, and to pay 8 fine of $1,000 exc , found guilty of ‘manslaughter for killing his wife reo 1e a gy was sentenced to twenty years’ imprisonment at hard labor in the penitentiary, and to pay a fine of $1,000. Corndlice Boyle, found guilty of murder in killing ity Charles McBride, at 35 New Levee, on the 5th of March last, was brought up for sentence. e prisoner being asked what he had to say why the sentence of the Iaw should not be passed upon him, an- swered: ‘I am not guilty; [struck the man with my fists, but used no knife. I eould have proved my inno- cence if the case had been postponed.” By the Court.—If there was anerror in eet recnpeing | 2 qpureatethe Supreme Court can correct it.: I think’tha: the Court did not err, and that the jury did not err in fai you guilty. {ehall sentence you to be hung on such day as the governor may appoint. Prisouer.—I thank you. The Hon. Alexander H. Stephens is to deliver a eulogy on the life and services of Daniel Webster, at Atalanta, Georgia, on the 26th instant. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Monpay, May 9—6 P. M. Although the money market continues easy and the tates of discount downward, the majority of financiers seem disinclined to invest their surplus funds in regular, fancy, or any other doubtful stocks that are offered. Old operators are extremely cautious as to what they touch now a-days, and the eonsequence is that very little has been done of late in that line of business. However, there was a slight improvement at the first board to-day, as compared with the morning sales of Saturday—parti- cularly in one or two mining stocks ; but then the trans- actions were so light as to scarcely merit attention. Phoenix Mining Company advanced 13¢ ; Cumberland Coal % ; Canton, 3 ; Morris Canal, % ; Hudson River Rail- road, 1; and Erie Railroad, %. At the seeond board Florence and Keyport went up % ; Erie Railroad, 34 ; and Nicaraugua Transit, %. Phoenix Mining fell offf1%, and Hudson River Railroad 34. These fluctuations, to- gether with the small number of sales, indicate that capitalists at present consider it more safe and lucrative to invest their money elsewhere than at the exchange board. ‘The annual election for officers of the Board of Stock Brokers was held this morning. ©. R. Marvin, Esq., was reelected President ; Moses A. Wheelock, Vice President ; James W. Bleecker, Treasurer ; Bernard Hart, Secretary ; George W. Brodhead, Assistant do., and A. Shipman, Roll Keeper. United States fiver, due on the Ist of July, to the amount of $100,000, were to-day bought by Mr. Simeon Draper, and forwarded to Washington, on account of his contract with the Seeretary of the Treasury. ‘A semi-annual dividend of four per cent, payable on the ‘16th, has been declared by the Broadway Bank. ‘The Assistant United States Treasurer, at this port, to- day received $141,080 06; paid, {$288,784 57—balance, $7,038,204 35, The receipts and expenditures of the United States from the lat of January to the 31st of March, 1858, (ex- clusive of trust funds,) were as follo#s :— Miscella: 5 Loan of 1847 (treasury n¢ Total... Civil, miscellaneous, and foreign prsntesni $4,187,510 46 Pensions.....+++ "eal Indian Deparimen 1,974 242 93 Portlaset ons, if 848 83 Navy,.., 2,571,176 47 Interest, &c., on the public debt. 6,195 84 Reimbursement of treasury notes 2,500 00 Redemption of stock, loan of 1842 30,395 60 ba = bid 1843 98,600 00 bi bd = 1847, 174,800 00 by ho ie 1848 47,400 00 Prem. on redemption stock, loan 1842 4,248 09 « “ “ 360 83 “ «“ “4 20,573 99 Ps “ “4 22'584 82 Ll Total. o veee vee 6 $10,338,332 O1 The {mpression that generally prevails in the United States, with reference to the free navigation of the St. Lawrence, is that it {» purely am American question, This the trade and navigation -returns of the Province prove to be an ineorreet conclusion, as the Eurepean powers are ovidently prepared to avail themselves of that measure, and have alroady dono so to an extent which | may not be supposed, so far as permission has been granted to foreign vessels to enter that river, aad which at present are allowed to navigate on high up as Mon- treal. more than one-third. Stock Exchange. 108; pe she eee cen C. 3X 4000 2000 Hud RRN Bas 903g 10 shs Merchnts’ Bk. 110 20 Knickerbocker BL 109 10 Nassau Bank... 10 Continental Bonk "00% 20 Bi of Commerce; 108%¢ 160 Morris Canal,.e3- 23% ei ai 100 Nie me Ge. b6 126 2 RR, 0 Co. 31% 20 Continent ins Go 10634 SZine.... ..83 125¢ aie Fork i Keyport.s8 2 Stontagie a RR 3 55: 20 Hadson River RR i ‘th 100 N Y & NH RRa60 108 46 Roch L &Nia FRR 1413¢ 360 Little Miami RR. 123 21 Moh’wk ValleyRR 1603 200 Flor Aerp CPR do. -b80 17 200 Gum Goxi Gs 53 860 a Parker Goat Gon” : 51 81% a1 SECOND $1000 Kentucky 6’s.. 10934 2000 Hud Ast Mt Be 107 100 Krie Cem Bs,7l 0834 22 Metropolitan Bi; 10036 6 sha St NicholasBk 10 Morria Canal.s60 2a BOARD. * she P’nix MC.810 160 Flor Ekoyp't PR 60 Flor & Keyport... 20 Utica ESR RR 1 NBoveeds Hortt’d 186 22 Gyr RUticn RR. 188 a fudsom River RR 123g 72; do...... 100 Potomae Co. 200 Cum Coal Cc, deo % Nor radiana’ RR. 1303 300 Erie reeks b6O 99 50 89; 10 Mich Seaisei RR. 116 98 Buff & Roch RR,. 179 CITY TRADE REPORT. Monpay, May 9—6 P. M. ASHES were quiet. 50 bbls. changed hands at ses quotations. BReapsturss.—-Flour exhibited less animation, thor it was more freely offered, at reduced ices. The sal = Sogarst to 8, bysd bbls. ; sour at Sia flour and corneal mand; the sales em- $1 20; and 9, had Kd red and mixed Ko a $1 ade aoe cheaper; 1 bushels were obtained Tod oats Foshatoed as last noticed. Cora appeared i active request at ioe rates; we noticed of 65.000 bushels at 63c. a . for mixed and white; 67c. a 68e for Jersey yellow; and tte, 70c. for prime to very handsome Southern do., yer Corrox.—The sales to-day were 2,600 bales, with a heavy market at our quotations. STRICT LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Orleans & Levat Guy tanta Texas. "orts, Inferior .....0....5. 8489 83a 2 teat Low to good ordi se ete 9% 9% 9 a 0% Ler te reed middling, 10 Mae 16% all 1s bane Midfair to fair. ee ally 12 9123 11% a 1256 Fully fair tog nominal, meminsl. Catriz.—At the Washington Drove .Yard—Offered, 2,500 beeves, all from the South and West. Demand ac: tive and prices firmer. Our quotations shew an advance on the better eae as compared with last week’s prices, sales varying at from 8c. to 10%<e. per lb. The market closed ard with about 100 head leftover. At Browning’s (Lower Bull’s Head)—In market, 600 sheep and lambs, sold at prices Homa at from $4 to $6 to $10 for sheep, and $3 to $6 50 for ws. Cows and calves— 100 offered, and all sold at from $20 to $30 to $48; business active a1 rices firm. At Chamberlain’s (Hudson River Bull’s Head) Ofte \—Offered, 250 beef cattle, prices from 8c. to pei “cco an elven oeret and all sold at $22 600 also, 1,050 ar and lambs offered, all sold £1's0" son G4 65 t0 90.20 0 $1 50 for sheep, and $2.8 $3 60 to $5 for lambs. Market closed firm. Corres.—But 50 bags Lagusyra were sold at 9c, per tb ‘Frurr.—Sales have been made of 500 boxes layer raising at $3.30; 300 bunch do. at $2 75; 15 canes nar- dines at 67c. a 70c. ; 20 boxes shelled almonds at 20c.; and 25 bbls currants at 1c. ‘© Freionts.—TPo Liverpool 2,400 bushels of graim were en- gaged at 6d in bulk, and abeut 800 to 1;000 bales cotton, compressed and uncompressed at 9-32d. a 5-I6d., and 156 bhds. tallow at 22s. Flour was nominal. A vessel was engsged to load at Quebec for Liverpool with lumber at 45e., and 1,000 bbl: ronin were enga for Quebec at 15c ; 600 half chests tea, at 100 bhi r, at $1; 100 hhds. molasses, at $1; IC hoxes tobaoto, Ealven atliize., three quarters at 150., wholes at 20e. Another ship was engaged to load at Mirimtchi, for Bristol, with lumber, at £5. London 38 hhds. tobacco, were engagod at 308. To Havre, cotton and bone were engagedat \c. To California and Australia rates were dull. Hay.—Was proeurable in small lots at 85¢, a Se. per 100 Ibi ‘Hors.—Continued in demand at 20c. a 2c. per Ib, Hoygy.—We heard t! 19 tierces, and 104 bbls. Cuba, in bond, were purchased at 4114c. per gallon. ; Lap. “Some 50 tone Spanish wore taken at $6 70 per 00 Ibs. Time. —Rockland was selling freely at 90c, for common, and $1 40 for lump, per bi Mo.aeses.—There were aly 80 hhds. Porto Rico sold at 28. per gallon Some 4,500 gallons Ons.—The Mnseed broug! ther kinds found no Sales buyers. novisions.—-Pork was etl plentier and lower, were made of 500 bbls. Western, at $18 1 13 25 for prime, and $16» $15 123¢ for ‘mess, per bot Noth cow occurred in cut meats. rd was rather langui The business comprised 250 packages, at 9%. 10c. per Tb. Beef attracted more attention. Sales have been made of 500 bbls., at $6 1234 @ $5.75 for country prime; 86 25 n $675 for city 20; $870 a $10 15, for, country mens, and $12 75 a $15 for city do. We have nothing ditional to report in beef, bama, butter or choose, Reat. Eavate.—Sales at auction—Brooklyn Property—3 lots on Wilson street, between Bedford and Lee avenues, 25x100, $1,100 each; 2 do. on Wythe avenue, between Ross and Wilson streets, 25x100, $700 each; 3 do, on Wil. fon street, and 3 do. in rear on Ross street, near Wythe avenue, 256x100, $800 each; 2 do. on Taylor streot, be- tween Wythe and Bedford avenues, 25x100, $1,175 exch. Ricx. Only 00 tleroee, falr to prime, found’ buyers, at rket was very qui it 62e. per gallon. The number of entries at Quebec and Montreal from the United States, in 1832, was 430 vessels, of a tonnage of 115,046 tons, The arrivals from other naa tries during that year was 136 voasels, of 88,797 tons. eturn of the number and tonnage of Buropean ‘ities ! $4.25 0 $4 ir 100 Iba. pis GaRs.—We ard that } 60 hhds. Porto Rico were of bk be. 9 8c. Wau 4092 per cases Florida was made at 24c. & Poser iopth ed considerable activity and firmness. sale of me caeete 875 bbls. Ohio and prison, at 22%¢c, @ Se. per gallon. 2 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DA “ew BEB SEB PIPTH PAGH. SALES AT ACOTIOR. SUCTIONS ES —S0a A, Sa TUTTEE, 1s hold furnit on Tuesday, at 10: the furniture Otis ck, Sa 1 Warren street, af able house, the ‘of maho ‘window han a table, plated ware, washatands, & rosewood pees of superior t me marble top counter, coat §) Also, kiteh- en furniture, AUCTION NOTICE-EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUA- ble furniture, by mortgage, and from other sources, on Wednesday, at half past 10 o'clock, in tho large rooms, ‘No. 18 Spruce strect— Will Le sold without rosorve, « choice lot of housckeoping furniture and housekee the balance of stock of groceries, sultuble for tarnlic liquors, dc. Particulars to-morrow. UCTION NOTIC By E. B_ Henr; at auction—-Wedner restaurant, 417 Broadway, & superior assortment o} tures, cut glass ) marb) oil paintings te Rte Jam lit ure and fixtures, o'clock, at the ‘street, basement, furniture and TOTTLE, AUCTIONEE! ight wagons, double and Tutto will selifen hare corner of Pitt and Broom: ¥ extensive stable of H. Cuddy. consistta ‘ht wagons, doubie and old without reser the morning ef sale. RANCH & McDONNELL, AUCTIONEERS, fall this day, (Tuesday,) at 10 o'clock, at 48 Ann Sccen! @ large collection of secondhand furniture, consisting of spring at sofas, te 8, wardrobes, divans, sid of valuable horses, single harness, &. The » for cash. Catalogues on d ingra oneravin ls oarpets, Fuga; large aud eceall min two planofortes, four musie stool nd be hatetands, stair rods, washitands, pirandolon, Lltohen feraltare ae Be ride gy ae AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL 1, at 934 o'clock A. M., in the baso- oy meee at. tho corner of’ Willoughby usehold furniture. Maho; ny bookcase, al \d sofas, with a variety of parlor, chamber, at lo’ yelook P ML, at the re. Same ales room, 191 Washington street, » largo assortment 0} peatry, Brussels, three-ply, in, and Venetian stair carpets, stair rods, oilclotl Ings, rugs, &c., &e. Also, ‘an excellent library table, oni sr. one rosewood pia and a variety of odds and ends to close up the spring This tale is worthy tho attention of purchasers, as many of the carpets have beon in use buts short time, and are in good order. Every carpet will be opened as itis sold, to five the purehacers a fair srpertaaty of examination. Cata- logues ready on Tuesday, at 5 o,clock P. M. ¥ J. HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER —THIS DAY, TUES day, May 10, at 23 o'clock, P. Brooklyn, a quantity of furnitur tofu, wardrebe, bookcase, looking giastes, carpets, &c.; ali two valuable horses, spring carts and harness, &0., YM. DOUGHTY.—AUCTION NOTICE. ture, te.—This day, at 2 o’elock, P. M., avenue, the furniture of’ family, removed {er con mene, Consisting of sofas, sofa and lounge bedatends, bureaus, eat: tage, chairs, three-ply and ingrain carpets. fenther beds, &o, STEM, Auctioneer Sale positive. UGGY AND an A WAGONS AT AUCTION.— Wednesday, May 11, at 12 o'clock, at 57 Dey strect, corner of Greenwich, alot ofnew and second hand buggies, with and without op four and six seat rockaways, by Lawrence; doctors’ phaetons, do. Also, for the benefit of Whom it niay concern, sold to pay advances, a lot of light buggy wagons and TT f aifeiny ; harne whip, &c, WELLINGTON A. CARTERS At ‘Auctioneer. RANDY, SEGARS, WINE, &C., AT AUCTION.—THIS day, at 103g 0 rolock, at kit Dey street, renee of Green- ich, 1os—wine, raisins, figs, prunes, 0 in tin foil, ieee 8 tobac- irginia lug tobacco, be B; brandy, vine, gin, cum, by demijobn, SEIN INGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer. B* HUMBERT 4& KENNY, AUCTIONEERS. (OUSE- hold Furniture.—To-morrow (Wednesday) merning, 10 o’olock, at No. 45 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. Parlor, oham- ber, and kitchen furniture; carpets, cileleth, matting, so rt lounges, chairs, rockers, marble top centro snd bie, marble top and plain ‘bureaus and washstan mattresses, &c. &c. Also—one suit light bli metied chember furniture Also— thotich gilt gas chandal out the house. » with ‘wisieh ti Ale pal vale: wi D.” %,HOUGH, AUCTIONEER.—IMPORTANT SALE, «and worthy the attention bes housekeepers.—To-mor. Tow, Wednesday, at 1034 A. M., at No. 54 Beekman street, the entire contents of the store and house, embracing description of housekeeping articles, common chamber and bedroom furniture in great abundance, rich ee wood covered im plush and brocatelle) sofas, reneh b centre, card, work, ‘and Hale sat resore, Bloc giathon, aay a Catulogues on morning of sale, Gods packed and: shippe Teasonablo abarges. Also, carpets, now and old, of pike soriptions. rnaments, GA ROCERY STOCK AND FIXTURES.—AUCTION— Thursday, at 10% o’clock,on the premises the entire stock contained in the grocery store 301 First avenue, consisting of teas, su am Tweift! ear ar, coffe, son ean lard, Batt the usual assortm: and ins stére, together with demijohns, kegs, bar, oosnterr 0 grocery wagon and h WELLINGTON A. CARTER. Auctioncer. ‘marble top ing glassos, Centre and pier French bedste cloths, &c. quantiy ur jo ‘Wagon in good Femerkalie inventions of mos Tuesday, May 10,'at 10 o'clock, at No. 10 City Hall place, by virtue of & Pt FOWLS AT AUCTION.—J. WATER will 9 “| 7, hold furniture, pianoforte ane mirrors, at auction Thursday, furn’ ont the morning of sale. English silver, carved oak disks at auction on Thursday, o'clock each day, at the elegant mae teenth street ported by carve cornices, window; suits of carved rosewor etegers, plate glas id d seven Getave piano, made by Mattie az Duver carved rosewood music t mache reception chair superb set of papier mache pear! in! perb bronze ant ornaments, olaborately onrved Grecian marble vaser ful Parian marble figures and ton, Hebe and Dane brated Paintings, Hetreat Jenny Lind; and of great merit clock, representing ments, singin Dinin; cade window curt: welve solid silver Tom vets, ‘two silver oake baskets, OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIAN' pete, oileloths, &e.—This day, Tuesday, M: Beokm assort! ew furniture from vevers! families, rei ra compr tete and sofa, sofa bedsteads, French, mahogany, walnut bedsteads, mahogany chairs, wardrobes, secretary 1 ter ‘and exten- Serger and three-ply, garpeting, pieces and in parts, medinm size. Also, ? rosewood and mahogany, Sale will be peremp' rogard to weather. Catalogues at 83 o’olock, A. ANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC- tion. J.J. VANDEWATER will sell on Wednesday, ‘May 11, at 10% o'clock, at the sales room, conprising the entire. furnivar Tope, removed for convenience of sale. Part of the above furniture bas been used but little, and is in first rato order. Also, a small invoice of new, to be sold without reserve, to close consignment ENRY B. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.—HENRY H. LEEDS ‘& CO, will sell at suction on Twesday, Ma: o'clock, in the gallery rear of sales room, ‘a choice colleetion of ofl paintings, the propert; rentleman leaving for Europe, embracing works by Cario Maratti, ‘Demenichina. yufma de, Da ‘Seedia, Peter gize. oy jonti, Berghem, "vandeve Hugtenburgh, snd others; also, among in myth, Barker Van Willen, G. Morland, Allen, Wilcox, = Lancaster, and othe a without going taku: and other ‘ourpe sthis day, Tu ‘Sixth avenu niture, remov furniture, covered in French satin bro maliogany and walnut marble top burean ers, form: to the publte in This ‘countr: offore ry. We bes to ‘assure the publ ‘that every pleture will be sold positively, without RDWARE-—AUCTION NOTICE.—J. E. VAN ANT- H ‘WERP &SON will eel this day, teat ‘nd Pearl street, 200 packages and lots well assoi bardw: id of th the trade is ‘rooted: mi ER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON at 12 o'clock M., at the Merohante’ oe tl inj rty, situates oD d depot, Louse, with fear tad 6 quarter peel one cottage with balf ae cere of aust adda seh about one quarter of an acre. nd'at the off of MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL slay, at 10 a'dtock, at 173 Chatham street tof id hand forniture, removed assortment of wire looms, slight! umber of carpets, y glass ware, &c., de, MILLS, AUCTIONEER—BY JOSEPH couny.— « Seeeph Coin maly. having removed to 0 Greenwich is prepared to attend personally to it door ens detoription. Regular sales of proce held at the anction room every Ti titley, without regard to. weather. ing, at eleven o'clock, will be sold & In or ‘aeuor vent of grocerion ‘and drugs. Bor particulars; see Courior and En- quire tion of real estate rs to the valuable rey tetlon by TAMES Mi, MILLER nthe Rist ‘Tuosds May 10, 12 pel i henge, on Tuesday, Me; nt 13 Grcloe iorsian tho direction ef A. Dz +4 :. Bebra THIS and dry eeday, 7 Fhursdny and Sa. is ESTATE.—WE ane REQUESTED TO CALL THE th and Ninth avenu oat fronting on Tircedmag hth and Nini ni “1 ‘toventh th and Fifty-ninth By reference to the city may front on Fifty: tly square, which on high and eommandin ntry for miles ai street, sorner of V i. portion of 3 re. room, 1 Mald C. KEMP, AUCTIONEER—EL EGANT FURNITUR: Pianoforte, mirrors, rich china, &c.—This day, at 10 selbek, at 66 East Seventeenth strest, between Fourth Avenue and. Trvingiplace-R. C. Kemp will sell at. auot Nithout any reserve, all the valuable furait in the large fc ev ar Fourth a pianoforte, ric! ree ¢ French plate pior x] 3 Papetadts J covere Bru HT palutings; han dope dia neh Fre m satin ee, 185 rien jon dining table, ‘white vice, richly: decorated and gi Fignth'ohine ton and coffee wets rich ever on and coffee service, enstors, waiters, rich Bohemian cut and raved ie ware, biscuit ehina figares and ornam bronsed Aures, handsome rorewoad ovepers, Fra as ‘fixtures. rosewood bedetond 4 moa 108 and loun, airs, vo ‘altaire eh hair mattresses, beds and window curtains, toilet ware, an: of chamber, dining Be} and kitehen ticularly worthy of notice, REAL ESTATE. —WE ARE REQUESTED TO CALL the attention of real eatate bayers to the, valuable pro- Rid in DP pg ee] to be sold at auction by OAK! /D, at the Merchants’ Exchange, New York, on Thursday, May 12th, av 12 o'elook, M—Twonty-two valuable lots in the Eighth ward, Brooklyn; one Tot on the foutherly corner of Third avenue and h ining and fronting on Thitd re cottage chairs, the al assortmon: ifurnivere, walsh is par: Tear of thi aoe desirabl Ri of ra alah The Greenwood line. of ommibuses to 0n a appiye Haguire nt Dieeaware OPERATORS WANTED—AT THE next to the new rey favoring men from ofioring their services there. Wo have aeked Tor nothing but what is right, and will not submit to anything is maiton and South ferries goes tee theve lotecaen t B tps about three blocks south of Nintl Island, The ieention, is ente He for improvements or Peromptory, and the lots must be eold to the highest b Widder | | Without reserve. “Terms at vale. ! SALES AT AUCTION. RANA AWA AAR AAA AROE er OF, trig aay i PE ach ted er “5 7, Tuesdi wie t pet om ‘too nunterous to mention, scours and others, iway, 3, doldt, consisting of well worthy the attention of ILANTS AT AUCTION—W. 8. Mo’ TLYAIN: Wi WILL soll ot the seed store, No. 7 John street, Qelock, # fine collection’ of moss, mont Suustag, reeser in. blooms verbonse tuberoser, gladiolus, Ac., from Henderson, Jersey City. Catalogu: GTEREOSCOPES a AT phe tel wou BE 80LD BY No. 13 Park row, on the a ee ta ae improved ttyle and exhibiting of daguorreoty pee th le pearance, which is very nsidered one of the most n times. The attention of rrotypists and artiste generally is called to the above AMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER-—08GOOD CONCKLIN, store 138 Fulton street, will & sell om, pirsomal mortgage, a general assortment d furniture, consisting ‘of parlor and bedroom fur- and ingrain car ets, marble top tables. plor bureaus, maherey chi fas, window curtains, feather beds, mater uses, paliasses, &c.; also, @ kitche: furniture, L. VANDE- I) this day, at 12 o'clock, at the sales reet, twenty pair of these valuable in coops ready for shipping. N FLUID MAGNESIA.—AN AGREEABLE, nd refvoabing oy spring, speriont for point B- ath ides, and chi valarly of the year, as it Siok headache, ‘aud skin Fath ain | tendoney te pe , grea fos A Burton? Sie. d0.5 oh *WOLBROGRE, WARNS cos o7 Breed RICKS BURNED IN FORTY. Bicisevey with anthrssite eal by miler utes wring of one-half in the eost of fuel, and am im quality of the brieks. Letters patent hay eben obtained Soe e above improvement by ANDREWS, Norristown, Pa, Peargn. NEW GARDEN SHRUB, WIGELIA RO- ete aubscribers have now in bloom at plant ofthis new and beau land from China b; tia tral, ‘intr: induced into Eu Mr. Fors is of the Syrings tribe, with pink nd pleasant foliage It has stood in New Jersoy y be , prices Ls the differ 5 wth and beauty this in the erence ia ig ec rani wenty years. Alto, forsythia,viridia joaded, yearly apr with bright yellow flowe store the foliage 1¢ manner of the mezercon, price alse intro= eS, by Mr. Fortune, and equally “hardy as the Wigelia. ‘Tho foliage is of the most intense THORBURN & CO., Newark, N. J. Early smooth tomato plants, fresh. from’ ths aly ay from undre frame and much better than hot a vinate— per bun ASTEN, AUCTIONEER.—HANDSOME HOUSE- April 12, at 10 o’olo 37 Murray street, all urd contained in the infee, double houee, consist- of two handsome rosewood ble top wardrobi Catalogues ‘No postponement on any account. ILLIAM IRVING, AUCTIONEER.—SPBENDID sale of valuable off paintings, works of art, heavy rosewood parlor and bedroom furniture, room and library furniture, billiard ta: 83 , ani robe Ma; i loz a rout steel armor, ke. Parlor Fur arge elaborately ornamented mantel 7 ap: and gilt stand, with marble top; carved superh heavy silk brocatelle window curtains, orange satin; heavy laco window do., coat arlor furni ture —Elogant, velvet tapestry carpets, and pier ined with inlets work 00, am a juartette Martincinke snl: cendiatree ae rouse Shakspeare cing Girl of Canova, Dorothen, bust of Washington, two superb musto boxee, playing the principal operas, cost erb Oil I’aintings—Spanish Gipsey Boys, by Moelle; Blind Musician by De Lancourt; Port of Ostend, by Bru- din; Havell’s of Croton Point; Guido's ci ‘eetiga fom Moscow, and the Dying Ci into Stratford pon Turner; Entrance Avon, Sleeping | Fisher Cromwell, by De La. Roche; Boy, King; Bartlett’ corneal ortrait of Henry Clay, © portrs ety pire gee ot oe vain eol armor, cost $1,000. An logan el ormolu at Malta, with musical move- room~ BI bles, chairs to ndid carved oak buffet, su- syed fose wood oxeretolre elegant and costlybronze and death of Chevalier de Bayard; fouriees light the Warriors, imported expressly for the pre= ah silver—Massive silver epergne.most exqui- presenting the Chase; two elegant silver can- ights ene, to match; euperbly chised four cups, but- se cooler, sugar bowl; large elaborately chased silver punoh castor and au ae sot fish , nife, spoon, soup ladle, ings, e or, ange enutifuliy cut superb sol set, roast beef dis! dish rge salver, salts, silver forks, Iver dessert knivi so, 9 large and ble clocks and candel rb carved billiard tab! $600; loungin; ‘pete sntin. damask window gertelns with lace wi superb Fronch plate large sixe pier glasses in all, the bed: rosewood French bedsteads, carved rose- bedateads with canopies, oarved rosewood marble wood marble top dressing bureaus, n’ secretaries, work tables, wri- ting tabl Xs, roscwood orib, carved rorewood lounges, arm lounging chairs certead In nile brocatelley elegant velvet stair aud Mall car. pets, English olleloths, £0, He above will be found to be one of the richest and most ecetiy colleations of Ui pt ings, works of art, furniture, Gen Qvor offered at auction in thie city, of admis: sion for examination the day before may be ob- tained at our office, No. 8 Pine street, M. W. SHIRLE’ kages best dred lots crockery, fanc; ments, also five hundred te, for reap hcetane and ‘CTIONEER.—TWO HUNDRED anging and sid +n ag er goods, on in strect, on four months mabie asiortment for wholesale. and rM. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON ‘Wednesday, at 2 o'clock, at 187 ‘Canal street, all the genteel parlor, chamber, and kiteh aking up housekeeping, 00: #f book cases, sofas, ngvand breakfast do., oil painti . i, yeahuatany is, air tapestry iicfothes matting, bitohen faruitere, 23 ILLIAM 8. MELLOR, AUCTIONEER—HANDSOME Household Furniture, Planoforte, te. at auction jay, at 103¢ o'clock, at the salosroom, No. A large variety of sew and second hand far- for convenience of sien ae parlor le and hair cloth; rrved sewing chair 0 ands, marble to} jon dining table, arved easy and t and maple cane plano eee tes ware, mi : sintings, china and classware. Also, one elogan: pianof ol been wsed ands; antique robe, bookeases, tables, mahogan }0., MU rors, oil FoRewoo: go to any be Catalogues on the morning ef sale. (0) REWARD WIUL BE PAID UPON CONVICTION ‘of the scoundrel who broke open the vault and stole supply pipe from house No. 74 Franklin street. G. 8, BRADBROOK, 297 Br $50 25 i: Ror cla pet LOST, ON MONDAY, T! INTH nt, while going through Fulton Market to the a ore Purse worked with steel beads, containing $146, one $100 bill ‘on the Mechanics’ Baaking Association, and the remainder in bills on the Trades of this city. If left with Mr. FOGG, No. pre "Fulton treet, the above reward | will be paid. ROWELL'} CELEBRATED PATENT CAST-IRON Railing.—The New York Iron Railing Co up to order svury varieby of east iron railing fo arte a Crowell parks, courts, someteries, 4 fateal tent prin ith y from twen- five fo aivy own per Flavio camels f their pastes 4 king tettetal ad now be ity. sbettens, ike High counting house desks as te contre! of ja the le Nlctmens Cane fags of, an ‘deepatah. = rant aot'e of Forty ath Ca Norah aaa ofiee aad Cm & FORTARS, 1, WHOLESALE AND retail deal Freneh and Ameriean paper ings and upholstery goods, windoy ceratans lace and curtains, window shades, &¢. Papers hung by experieneed, workmen, sage et Met ek ‘EAD WAREROOMS—SPRING pot.—Irom bedsteads, all at half ‘the Old beds altered te ness hotels and ‘Spring st. : in, Rockin) ingh ham ita vaa Setters In the ae PHILIP RIELLY, 212 Cami 0 YOU WANT WHISKERS!—I ONLY ASK, BE. ‘cause my onguent will force the whi tnehew to grow strong and luxuriant in six weeks, without staining: injuring the skin. This isa fact fully borne out by the thousands Pho have used it; One dollar par bottl a part of th B. G. GNAHAM, 33 Aun street, all druggists. UIDO Rettig, % FASHIONABLE HAIR DRBSS- a saloon remetes, to 643 Broadw: at it; nesemeney. for thelr toilet. he made black by a snceess- fal application, Where every person ean obtain the eapillo- Yotura, oF halr wash, whieh iso highly recommended byt sed it. Tt acts upon the skin jure and so! iss s continuance of their custom and Terre —« UANO.—JUST RECEIVED, A LOT OF GENUIN{ Peruvian A heepha’ Petr Myr ve e a eS JOHN eeadee 193 S Frost street. anes ss < SONS NEEDLES.—THE UND) artier or feo ah hereafter prosecute ranet may bs ss ‘a ‘coun! Fat wee a ba, bee othe genuine James Suith & Scan? HENRY a Been ee Walton, No.’ 8 Market stzect, i ee come COAL BY THE CARGO ie me ee a Ge eae sass i Gel eae a cin aa reey City. May re 1853, ‘OTICE_YEATEERS, BEDS, MATTRESSES rT The well knows broprietor of the old 06. liek tablished Teather « store and mattress fact jo. 368 Cred ‘begs leave to call the attention sortment of spelag reeds no try, to the new Se for sale ui im th WwW. C Sie ead ed Sy Reo LATINA PLATE AND WIRK, PALLADIUM, CAD. mai snganese, cobalt, titanium, stromts and _Thern’s extranet eopevia, mide peti asbestos, INGUET LEPRINCE & L. MARGOTTE, 654 BROAD way—Decoration and eer in general. Cabinet work manufactor and No.9 Rue €aumar- ‘nisaion of all objects of art, Cars ‘and all kinds of rich materials foe erings. in New Yor! -A LARGE ASsoRTEa Bd rabinvi, and, made to order in Fair by Bi PEEBt un rancupsncee Stiga PLATED GERMAN SILVER, WARE, CAS table and dessert forks a1 8, $3, 96 , will bear engravin; Hiers, mantle candelats ire gilt finish. (0 THE LOVERS OF NATURAL MAGIC AND VEN- Petar ites 2 ae will, on the receipt of one dollar, socom , free of postage, forward toany address a fall ex; ie mor {en ef e riacipal illusions performed in this eit; ay either of at wizards who have so long astoni ike Empire City. Addrers J MCALLISTER: quare Post Office. FARMERS, GARDENERS, AND AGRICULTU- banroe— AD ‘entirely new and exquisite asy cultivation, and = ise & pea, but superior in ‘or sale at 205 Water strect, 10 rists.—Spanish Gar! 7 aeclimate Now the remedy is easy For these nuisances, 0 please Lyon's Pille and Powder buy ya'll aee ti Depot for or L¥ON's Magn tlc Powder aad Pills, 494 Brond= way. Price 25 cents per flask or box. REWARD—STOLEN, FROM 0434 ELM STREET, on the 9h of a silver lever watch, Josoph p10" Liver el m ta No. 2,905; half a dozer spoons, marke ne gold locket ‘and chain, and \- ous articles of ‘ora wearing apparel, The above reward will be paid for the recovery of the ei id Sood THOS. HEYDEN. $10,’ REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN head bl A of very large Newfoundland dag named Rolls” black ei back and tail, weight 113 Ibs, ATKIS, 62 Cliff street. é RE’ B 30TH ULT in Twenty-third street near tne Fourth avenue, or in Canal strech, near Brondway, composed of eight lave whe finder will ploaso hiea street, and receive th reward ‘OST—ON SATURDAY Tat, IN THE LOWER PART of the city, 8 hea , with red stone, and opens At the top. A liberal be given upon roturaing It at 188 Water atreet. OST—oNn THE NINTH OF MAY, A. BANK CHEC ed by = ifio Bank. The aie receiving the same, as payment and if Siled up would be forgery. 3 ard wil public is cant Pigtfuanibcen nteppeds THE TRADES, a. UPHOLSTERER WANTED—ONE WHO UN- carpets and olleloths: othor need Pearl street, immodiately. twonty-five cont daguerrean depot, No. 132 Bowery, ings Bank, where everybody calls who pictures, aud any number of them token dally, NVELOPE FOLDERS WANTED.—STEADY EMPLOY- ment and good pay Apply ¢ to GEORGE F. NESBITT, Vater stro: corner of Wall and Wa rOTICE.—WE, THE LABORING MEN ON THE NEW ‘York and Erio Railroad pier, foot of Duan from offering their a . ave struck for an increase of Our one dollar per day, jours from 6 A. pyatil 7 oe One request was ten shillings and regular hours. To tl they weuld not accede; therefore, wo respectfully eat that {s wrong. Our motto is “Love, union and _By ordor of committee, AINTER WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, OR BOY, ainting a morning RTE hee nang (AKERS rated tang ek ro SEW PA’ oto a few good hands, work at homo. LAN & CO. Cedar street, up ata. w Pivhe enderstands house ‘Apply thi L POGLASS STAINERS WANTED, ve alg ga ah ; he must be a Sood Sette designer te he wtoymat a zail on WATCHCASE MAKERS AND SPRINGERS.— Wanted, one or two good sate. makers, and. one good er and’ finisher, Good pay and stead: loyment ‘Apply to W, WEBSTER &'CO,, 181 Brondway, up 10 SOAP MAKERS.—A TOREEAR, Poh Ia! ghd stern city. Apply to HENLEY BUTLER, 108 Wall street ATCRMAKER—WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A GOO? man, who ean come well recommended, Inquin "489 Broadway. ANTED-SOME EXPERIENCED SHOP CUTTERS : Ww and first rate custom coat makers; also, a busholmon, No. 0 Naesaw street. None but the bert need apply 5.000.000 Mitimens tave been sotd without © rat mer, vere: He 4 curing al aches, paina, wonknoss with either sex it ie the only medicine that Ba hante will b id for. 30 ta, 50, per Sper pase me a a Ps Penal al eeeet and sen Tron dwe white front, Broo Sold BS Tary dvugist in the United Btatess HOTELS. RAMERCY HOTBL.—THIS ELEGANT re Lor ite tat foot class hotel. corve ite high repu tion ae ‘* SLE Bisel REG Sean i ae FLAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, 1. 1., 18NO' ‘open for the bo a steam vo Pip leave the pie ter, with a bo oF dining Feom ia any com Lat HOTEL, ett) FEN ged katy stg | corner of Twen' Bae vg 8 save Dee ow a all t! ha bones ite water he, het and — hed. Families aad =pAMeS LINDSAY, Proprietor. eee HILL HOTEL, STATEN ISLAND, NW. Y.— Families wishing to bey ey will pene theit ; they rill be kept free Sill the, Srst age mee: 0 8, ong and Bo" i ferry, at Vanderviive i Weobtalned ofS. W. Benedi a ree RS, Te, PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON, WILL Bang Tre ay, the 14th inet. A steamboat loaves New Yt fom rs) Ne. 1 North river, 12 My tnee fat M. B Saud it A’ Me iy ee! tmanication wiil a estate u ished 1 dhs one oan be m advan ° or Browd reraicn Or Tatars fe “iit be ate a ag ‘ m of Broadway and Mo ede De , ROOMS, ETC. WANTED, OUNTRY HOUSE WANTED.—WANTED, WITHIN three quarters of an hour by railroad from. New 'vorks iimodera Bult country house, with froma und, either to bu; rtlewlare and price, Brooklng, Hore familys Font not to exoved ve ng ind ® good tenant by SAFE “WANTED.—A SECOND HAND OF by dd Herring's or Gaylor’s make. Applyat 137 Fulton ANTED bil 0) — AG! W TO HIRE F aes sores A COTTAGE for s small mtg A vation 9m th ‘the river cusll tophgs A. sivuation sn eg ad idrves box V74.N. ¥. Post Oden, ‘lating looa~ tion, term ANTED—A_ SECOND-HAND HIGH PRESSURE steam engine, seven inch hore, twenty inch stroke, good order. Kddrese , Girard House, ctating Price. and where to be see: