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VERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY sar GEE THIRD PAGE “Ga application eine Water NICHOLAS DEAN President of the Cretom Aqueduet Depart: Now York, May 26, 1868, Qrerex SQcEDUer DEPARTMENT. sale, omdersed * als for thir: ty fe qT ther pplication ‘NICHOLAS DEAN, President of tho Croton Aqueduct Department. _New York, May 26, 1863, 1-10 CONTRAC- en rabael Fore ore ety duce Be tity ‘until Mesdayi & the tac ta M., te build a sow: tors.—Seuled aF' formation relating n to the Wator HOLAS DEAN. ho Crotom Aqueduct Department, _ew York, eT y 26, 1853. ORPORATION NOTICE.—PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE- dy iven that a petition has been presented in the Board’ o F Aldermen for sewers in the following strects, to both sides ef the same where the 0 in Fifth strect, from the Bowe ‘also in Fulton street, t to the onter ride ested In the above, ited to present the rack there at his office, on or NICHOLAS DE _Now York, May 2/, 185. ORPORATION NOTICE.—PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE- by given to the owner or owners, ocenpant or occupants of alt houses and Tete improved or unimproved rer is af- fected Seep; thas © bee: iuosted to prevent thelr oljestions ies teonm the date of thi ar ait a date af this notice, inks WILL! AM ARLES im writing, to the unde: Reoerds, within thirty cat onary, Asse iN ROTO AQUEDUCT op fa Thirty seventh i rete 9 an e fo prs and all other information relating thereto, obtained on appleation te the Water Purveyor, efhice. NICHOLAS DEAN, President of Croton Aqueduct Department, New York, May 27, 1853. CrTON 4: AQU: mpl joe Patt Phot iNT—TO MASONS— Sealed Ro for buildin, fm Thirty ffth ree wit Dereduived at the office of t! ton Aaueduct De part riment, & ef nda, Park,) until Monday the sixth day of June, 1858, at twelve o’cloek M., to build a ree, ve — ‘the Ny Prosident of the Croton. Howes ‘Department. New Yonx, May 26, 1863. UEDUCT DEPARTMENT—TO CONTRAC- tors.—Sealed proposals, endorsed “Proposal for Sower Tr Fittceuth street’ will be ‘received at the office of © Groton Aqueduct Department until Monday, the 13th 4 of June, at 12 o'clock M, to build ® sewer, with the Sposwseeny receiving, bacine and. oniverte, in Fifvernth stcert from 1 street, about 310 feet wost of st of Second avenue, ee of the sewer and fications for th building of the samo, and all other in- mation relating thereto, can be obtained on application to the Water Purveyor, at this offite. NICHOLAS DEAN, President of the Crotom Aqueduct Department, _Jane 1, 1863, ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.—TO CON- tractors.—Sealed Proposals, endorsed “Proposal fo- gewer in ‘Hammond street,” will be received phe office of the Croton Aqueduct Devartment, until Mon 6 13th day of June, 1£53, at 12 o’clock M., to build a py eg 9 the necessary receiving basins and culverts, in Hammond street, from the sewer in Greenwich avenue to the North river, being in length about 2.545 feet. ee plan of the Sewer and specifications for the building of the same, and all ether information relating thereto, can be i aed 01 plication to the Water Purveyor at this office NICHOLAS DEAN, orn Fferitent of the Croton Aqueduct Department. ork, Ju IROTON A fe deh ate DEPARTM! NT; —TO CON 4 endorsed “Proposal for enue,” will be received at the office of the Be ‘Aqueduel Dep: t, until Monday, the 13th day 1263, at 12 0! to build a sewer, with t! y receiving bi culverts, in Third avenue, orty-ninth Fo Fitty third street, being in lengtl about J, feet. The plan of the sewer, and specifications for the building of the samo, and all other information rela- ting thereto, can be obtail on 4] plication. to tho Water Purveyor, at this office. ICHOLAS DEAN, President of the Croton Aqueduct Department. Now York, June 3, 1853. DEPARTMENT. —TO CON- trastors-—Seuled proporals, endorsed “Proposals or Sowor in 118th street,” ‘wi ibe recaived a fice of the Pao Agueduct De; artment, unti Capt are the 13th day of reat 12 o'clock, M., to Builds wer, with tho nec ‘Fece! in ‘h strest, from the Thiri von in length about 2,850 fect. re a othe: information sae thereto, can be obtai ned on ‘application to the Water Purv pal this @ffice. NICHOLAS DEAN, President of the Croton Aqueduct Department, Now York, Juno 8, 1853, Crorow AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.—TO MASONS.— Sonled proposals, street,” will be received at the office erat Department, (Rotunda, Pard,) until June, 1855, at 12 o’clock M. tov faa essary receiving bagins and culverts, Thirty-elghth street, from Second to Third avenue. The plan of the sewer and specifications for the building of the same, and all other information relating thereto, can be ob- taiced on application to the Water Purveyor, at this office, I1CHOLAS DEAN, President of the Croton Aqueduct Department. New York, June 4, 1853, ROTON A UEDUCT DE PARTME in = eight! Croton Aq TO CONTRAC- ations for the buliding of | endorsed ‘Proposal for building » tors.—Sealed proposals. endorsed “Proposal for building | a Sewer in Forty-fourth strect,”” will be received at the office of the Croton Aqueduct Department, until Monday, the 13th day o' 1853, at 12 o’elock M., to build a sewer, with the pecer froin a point about 200 fect of rough Third avenue, to connect with the sewer orty second street, being in lo 31 for the building of t information relating thereto, can bo 0 tion to the Water Purveyor, at this oM NICHOLAS DEAN, President of the Croten Aquedact Department. __New York, June 4, 1853. sé DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS, lie notice is hereby given that the following poti- been pres itedin the Board of Aldermen:—To set sin For! from Eighth alks of suid Street, from Eighth avenue to Hudson river; to flag side- walks in Ninth avenue, from Forty ifth to Fifty-third strect ; to regniate and grade Il6th street, betwoon Eighth Also, the fol- avenue and Harlem river, ngin strect, in reet , to fon enty ninth, Thietath thd Thirey-dree ate gad Fifth averine. |All per fare requorted to cena them in writing to the under: at his office, on or before the Sth day of June nex! ew York, May 36, 1853, JAMES FUREY, Street Commisioner. TREET DEPARTMENT, NO. ¢ HALL OF RECORDS. Fila) notice riven that the following rei have been presen ed im a pr of Assistant Alder- ‘o fence vacant lots on both sides of Second avenue, #; to wet ourh and 'D, from Houston Thicd street, from ace is not now don Broadway ned, re walk of nv gad pavé Sixth avenue, frorh, Forty second to. F seeeet. All persons intersted, having objections, ate ested to present them in writing to the undersigned, at Es, on oF bee the 4th with of Juno next. New York, EY, Street Commissioner. ' STREET DEPARTME. = Publi h gutter stone i Present them in writing to the undersigned ea on or before the 4th day of June next. New York, Moy 26,1803. JAMES FURRY, Street Commissioner. TREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.— led proporals will ‘be received at this office until June 6, te regulate, fancin strect, from Rivingtow gations to be had on * tleetion’ to the Contrast Gis departmen? SAB. jay 28, 1863, Breea DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HAL Spocit- cation to the Contract Clerk of FUREY, Street Commissioner. 4 proposals will , June 7, to rogelate and gi cond to Forty ninth er application to tho Cont re Bad on Ds AS. FUREY, Steoot Comm sioner, Quprer DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORD: Public notice is hereby given, that a petition has been sented in the Board of lermen, to re; iberty street, from Broadway to Greenw acne interested, having objecth t thowa in writing t the underel before the 14th dey of de ade and pave ich streot, All requested to pro- anal the fico, oh oF AX COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICE, No. 7 NEW “CITY Hall, Apri 1.9, 1868.—Notice to tax pa: fRent rolls of the deveral wards ix thi sity pen for examination and revie ied will mr Frida; Wit ‘2th Bee. Las wie 0 25th day ‘oF if Juno, both days ig Sa! he wera of gramlalg - correct: a od t Tee by ey ‘ihe Fa oir office, Deiwecn 9 Pf EN, JOHN DELAMA' 1 ee? Lay ume, { "ax Cymmicsionors. vaoant lots bounded by | ms interested, having objections, | t curb, gutter and pave | CORPORATION NOTIONS, BALED PROPOSALS WILL my RECRIVED BY Bh! pprnieelnen She Bina, Fund, at the siege 5 0 Monday, Sine 14 of tthe amount of ‘ante bagi equires. te pay for ns vs sick notif be ap, and directed, a ‘ity of New Yor 4. H. FLAGG, Comptroller. ences ° fee, JAVERN AND EXCISE LICENSES,—NOTICE, avers ad excise licenses expire on the first day of Ma; h New licenses will be issued at the Meyor ete (cits Hall,) between the hors of 10 and 2o’elook, for the several wards, on the following days, res; sii and 4th June. ‘and 7th June Sth and 9th Juno. ay, Meek ana tith June aday, 13th and 14th Juno, ‘Thursday, 10th and 13th June, 8th June. to apply on tho applying al. Special Netice.—All persons who shall sell or deal in strong or spirituous liquors, (except importers or distillers selling liquors imported or ‘distilled by bhem,) in quantitien shove five gallons, without being duly I ieonsod, are subject by law, for each ofience to the penalty of $25; and in case to the additional punishment (by indictment) GEORGE anh GLASIER, First Marshal, New York, April 15, 1863. —— = FINANCIAL. {Gea LOAN “ON THE MORTGAGE $3 000.000 Bonds of the Illinois Central ithil: 4 Company, aum, ‘These bonds'are secured by a first and only mortgage te trustees of the whole road and branehes, seven humire: four miles in length, and of two millions of sores of lend ix she vicinity of the fond, granted by Congress to aid in ite tens of rails will racted for at the low ull ting one year sine constantly arriving, rr) New York and New 9 be issued under the The wala ame int of bonds which oa mortgage ts ‘ se ors ag jons ef Frio of which have i neg otiat Feenalredy a ots per cent bonds... $5,000,008 In United States, and on iron and other eontracts, Woven Por cont bends. ..... 20.0 5,785,008 Total. ....... None of wich have bs ‘The com) disposed ale will teat ach pital quired rect sled 2 from gi holdsen nif panera Fy alied The Company reserves the pak ial barter oy of the bonds ab any time before maturity, of the amo thereof, with twenty per cont premiom et Many accrued im terest. No proposal will be reseived at any rate less than par, and the company resorves theright te accept proposals for aller “he jon of # nt, ‘en id cent or the amount alotted beds! subscriber on noties of the acceptance of hi Tad the an tng ten at his optio ¢ directors, not exo bseriber may, however, ber will bo required to same rate, te wit atoe! Pear to rah i will be also regis. y Be =) same tions ae iments and divi- danas <Sorcom being Tee Necciad iliorsaanties tf Ge: ange. Interest will in all eases be adjusted om payment of the 1 nai instal Will be reasived by, W. P: BURRALL, Treasurer, of the Company, No. 60 Wall street, N. oatt for loan of $3,000, Cow: howiug the Ananeial condition of the company, the progross of the wei ary i formntign ralasive’ tative ies Gnd, fooep ‘ained on application to the Treasurer, cape ter, By omder of the Board of Directors. BERT SCHUYLER, Prosident, DAVID A. NEAL, Vice President, W. P. BURRALL, ‘Troasurer, GEORGE GRISWOLD, MORRIS KETCHUM, JONATHAN STURGES. New York, April 2, 1868, 195.00 10 LOAN, AT SEVEN PER CENT, ON bond and mortgage, on improved or unim- proved property in this city, in sums to suitapplicants. Also $69,000 to invest, at seven per cent, on improved productive roperty in the cities, of Brooklyn and Williamsburg, in farge or mall sume. Prac COOK, _IR., 79 Nassau street. $30 000 = ae IT Dewal iaapeel ayia inve of an erica seonring ono of the largest Grytclase fornished hotels ta this country, where may be realized are $75,000 to $100,008 by note, to 8. TREADWELL, OOO. ACERT WANTED. WHO CAN LOAN, ‘* on good security, orinvest, the abo in w frat ola usiness, and of ress, at a liberal salary, Addre 2.500 .O8 83:0, WANTED—AT SEVEN PER cent, on bond and moi Fy ee for a term of years, ons valuable farm containing fifty-two acres, under a oe me ring, 20h a testy wh ne? story zeae ae le vat welling feet, w soot arn se CORC! U0, cae ‘This farm is beautifally situated on the carn nike. ee and within three ne of Smithtown Branch, Suffolk county, 1. 1. on having the amount to loan, cannot mi investment. perty worth $6,000. Fes 000 WAXt?, FOR A SHORT TIM E—FOR which a liberal por contage will be paid, and good collateral security will be given. Address only with Teal name, or call at No. 5 Fowler's Building, between the hours of nine and twelve o'clock. RAFTS ON IRELAND AND ENGLAND, IN SUMS from £1 and are pa: mois at fi ht, are ae ed ty subscribers, N, NNELL & CO. th street, mee Passong. fae for the ‘Swallow ‘tail tise of Liverpos!'and Logdon’ packet ships. RAFTS ON THE UNION BANK a8 LONDON, THE National Bank of Sootland fast Banking —We draw, by special thesis om these banks, ie i sight, in an from £1 0) PUTAYLOR BROTH Wi SERS ADVANCES MADE ON DRY Goovs, segars, hardware, pianos, Oy iat Executive Committers, erannum. Apply, (0. 1 Astor place, ove Pro- R., 79 Nassau stroot, 5 Ba ches, jewelry, merchandise ang | ca ge - norally, “in suis to suit, apply to Woop, faa street, second floer, office hours from 9 A. M. te eee WANTING MONEY, CAN CALL at 16 Park place, where torms are easy and confidential; liberal cash advances are made on hardware, jewelry, dry , pianofortes, pictures, oils, furaituro! cle- or any other valuables NVEY. froin 9 to 6. N. B.—All transactions strictly confidential. AGE, BACON & CO., BANKERS, SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.--Rxehange on London, Valparaiso, and the prin cipal Citios of the United States, for sale in sums to suit. Col tions made at San Fraccisoo or in the intrrior of the State, ‘and proceeds promptly remitted. Refer to and draw on the American Exchange Bank. Wessrs. Duncan, Shormaa & Ue., Now York. WAXCHES, JEV JEWELRY, Rance] TATCHES AND had bel ta SUBSCRIBER IS selling all descriptions of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILWER WARR, at retail, at much less than the usual prices. JURGENSEN WATCHES. Real Jules Jurgensen watches received by every arrival, with certificates from him with cach watch, warranted por: foct timekeepe cooren WATCHES. Duplex and levers, in hunting and magio cases, perfect timekeepers. INDEPENDENT SECOND and quarter-second watches, for Liming horses, and gold and silver onses. CHRONOMETER Splendid. gold pocket chronometers LS Agreed EIGHT-DAY WAT ‘atches which run eizht days. ENAMEL WATCHES. for ladies, some in hunting cases. DIAMOND WATCHES for Indies, some in ma rt cases. WATCHES, which change into three different wateh WATCHES WHICH WIND pp and turn the hands without any key. Fine gold lepine watches, four holes jowelled Fine gold detached le Gold enamelled watches Gold English Gold English Silver patent Silver and all other styles of watches nt equaily io DIAMONDS. Diamond earrings, pins, bracelets, finger rings, for sale at much less than the usual prices. All kinds of gold chains, ‘pure gold inds of gold c! xa ure di keys and seals gold pe malls gol nd gold an: bles, bracelets, iotketsr ‘entrings, is which run without $25 00 $0.00 3500 58 00 16 00 14 00 and crosses, rings, gold silver him and tilver epcctacles, gold toothpicks, charms, chatelalas, chains, &o, ILVER WAR Sterling ailver spoons, cups, forks, ponkni o., & rings, fruit knives wedding eake kniv Wat. an arranted to keep Jevelry exchanged. All watcher good time, or the money returned, REPAINS, All kinds of watches aud clocks eloxned and ropaii the best manner, at much less tian tho aun pelea “tnfhag £ C. ALLEN, Importer of watches and jewelry, wholessie ‘end Fotail 1 Wall street, second floor, near Broadway. ih AGENCY. & CO. wEIP WILLIAM FRYE, ¥. A. RICHARDSON, AUGHATUS LOMBARD. Re beri reat Nagy Paste —~Menrre. Altoo & Co., Herm nana Monare. Corwing, to. & on Garton £ Pelee ie Poor—Momrs, Korman, Grinnell & Co., William , Hussey Lomb ri Neg By Brighom £ RPOOL.—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM- ship OSLAB TIC, Sue James Wi st.—This steamsh! ay HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL GNITED STATES Mail Steamers.—The shipa comprising this line are the fallowing — ATLANTIC Captain West PACIFI “Captain Nye. ARCTIC Captain Luce, Batic ‘Captain ADRIATIC. « “Cantal sov—to ensure strong od atie for passengers are unedn! mR froin Now York to Liverpool, in tret eabi bin, $78, Exclusive use of extra sine shat ¥ro Liverpeet to Now York, 230 og 2 experienced surgeon attached to each s Ne berihe secured until paid for. PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING, Yrom New Yoe SSERE-S-8 RSSSBS—TeBoBoREE: Ps Die cot, BRE <o,, Ne, 26 Wall Lm, BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO BG ROBERTS & COs 19 King’ JouN MUNROE & CO. Ne. jetoric re Paris; or , Marre. Zhe owners af these ships Will not be novouniable for ox gilts allvor, jewelry, precious sto: Toes bills of Tad are tened theretor, and the ‘value t there: of therein expre: Y hha BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. Chief eabin passa, Se in pass Chief cabin passant Second oahin passage ‘The shine from Boston call at Halifax. ARABIA, C1 Judkins. AMERICA, capt, Leitch. EUROPA, NIaGARa, Capt. Li ny Bel iar white Tight af mast port bow. Wodnesday, Ist Ju Wedne thereof therein Aes. A or passage apply io i favorite stenmshipe Saturday, June 11 ieee “ Saly 30 Molnar a s. ly 6 Gity of Manchester City of Gi: City of Man $85. aids to ae their aa ates of pastag fts on the Bank of Ireland, t of £1 ater and upwards. a be had av the office THOMAS HicaAnDsoN, Acat, ASGOW.— pany’s new ower,) Robert New York for Qeangow ou Sat- lock noop, and on Saturday, Ge pas! “eal saloon state ip cond cabin, $50; third clas p20 -stowoeae fete incluteds WE te + McSYMON, aes TEAM BETWEEN NEW aks AND ‘The Glasgow and New York steamship GLASGOW, (1,962 eas Crai, sfaiy ey na, will’ ACKETS TO HAVRE-SECOND LINE, — TW FOL Towing ships will leave Havre on the lGth, and New York on the lst of exch month From New York., From Havre Ship 81, DENNIS, 1. Feb. 16 000 tons burden. May Juno16, Alonzo Follanshee, master. Sep. 1 Oct. 16; Ship ST. NICHOLAS, Moh. 16. 1,000 tons burthen. Tuly 16, John Bregdon, master. Nov. 16, New ship MERCURY, ‘April 16. 1,400 tons burthen, ag. 1 D. Conn, mast Dee. 16. Ship WILLIAM TELL, May 16. (new, tons burthen, Bee. 16. Janies Funck, master. 16, They are all frst clase New yk baile ships, provided wit articles forthe comfort and convenience of dod by, men of experience in the 00. without wines or liquors. fers will be. farwarded. free! trom 8 but those actually incurre BOYD & HINCKEN, Agents, 104! Pearl street. Besects, 9 th m4 for the Niadete — paris eas SS Ee <. The State aoe Fy oN oad oa F%. rg endy, co: B ‘Nerth’ #%, ye . Moe frelce TU DLAM & PLEAsaNte, Broadway, near aeaten cents TRIVIE, SLOOP, RIGGED, deck, thirtoon feet beam, aud : en ig a 4 at 4 e’eloc! me a OR SALF—THE YA and forty cS forty feet Barrytown, ti hours ride om the Hudeow River Railro: Ape te Mr BAR Hotel, or to Messrs. TYLER & SON, Barrytows.” Robe + Fish, 404 Water ati OR SATB <THE |SATLBOAT ROBERT L. Te cross, nine feet beam, with alr nd everything in eninplate ly to Mr. Barker, Moboken Ko. 180 kighth arauus, order; will be sold cheap. Avy Hotel, or of Alexander Cro: 7ACHT FOR SALE.—A SLOOP-RIGGED YACHT, 22 feet in length, with a deck, will be sold at auction tothe highest bidder. at the dock, (where she can be now feen,) foot of 06th strect, East River, on Friday, Suny 1), at I o’elock, A.M. Te h. LEGAL NOTICES, IRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.—LOF- tis Wood vs Joseph D. Andrews—Before Jadge Nelson Action for infringement ef Loftis Wood's Pa: teamships and other Verdot in i 237 Wi oe TORTS Woop. UPREME COURT —IN THE MATTER OF THE ar. Alde nd Commonalty of 5 of 128d street, Stroet. "For salo on liberal ter y, Mount Morris square, in the Twelfth ward ef oaid sity, the te and. Assessment in tho aboveen- notieo, pursuant to the 4 Meetinth ike wetereeeeasra ee houses and lots and improved or thereby, and te all others whem 0 wit: Commissioners of maine titled matter hereby in such case madesn a Tirects in the city of New Yer 5 Bd day of ume nex! Second. That the abstract of the estimate and assessment, containing the names of the owners of the lots assorsed, the numbers of such lots, as th Commissio sppear pon the map of the he amo with sue! july next. hind. Also, that the limits embraced by this assesment lows, that is to say: 1 the lots of land situate in the Twelfth ward of the city of New York, and whieh takes together are bound on the west by the easterly side of the new streot or avenue on the easterly ‘sido ef Mowat Morris square, on the m the north by the 123d westerly fret Re the leah eg ave- f +] of the fin he block oa south by Lees en ‘ala Comidisec 6, de] nite afercenid Fourt that our report in the above entitled mat. ‘and presented te th reme Court of said eure, ork, on Sat ‘shat said Topors bt be confirmed. LIAM H. ELTING, CHARLES W. LAWRENCE, ELTON EDW4 Dated, New York, May 10 16sd TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. |AMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL- phia—from pier No. 1 North river.—Two lines Gaily, ab 10 A. M. and2P.M. Accommodation line, at 10 A. M., by amboat Trenton to South Amboy, cars to Bordentown, Stockton to Philade! cs by steamboat John Potter to Amboy, cars—through ia four hours an se taal re ing, leave Philadelphia at 10 A. } Commissioners, ‘OR ALBANY—FARE $1.—ALBANY AND NEW York Inland Route Railroad.—Two daily express trains ot 9 A. M. and $.45 P. M., connecting at Ap bany with central lincs of railroads, North and We thi depet corner of White, Elm, and Centre through tickets can be ‘procured and baggage checked for Scherostady, Utica, Syracuse, Rosherter and Buffalo, Pa Bowery, and Twent: received at Brooms nd Fourth avenue stations. The above train jand passengers at Croton Fall d g jatham Four Corners only. All other t tart from City Hall station, corner of Tryon r re streets, a8 hero- OR THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST.—BALTINORE a Obie Railroad for Wuesling, Zanesville, Gincinaat, Lonfevitte, St. Louis, &e.—This great oon we ib ope for threugh travel im January lart. ya aele on a s i rk at 9 AM or a a hin Baltimere at 6, Po ‘by tal Wh img in ‘twenty: nine — four trem Philad feaina, the ears ns te York and tweasy- wees Wee st Washington st 6A ol phi OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE—THE UNITED . Wotton, States mail steamship FRANKLIN, Ja commander, will leave for Havre, touching to land the maile and Passengers, on Saturd o'clock, from pier No. h river. $120. Lo maRgage not eanted during the vorage should be on board the day before on Lepr ‘below.”” Shandise will be recetved on board Siver Thuredey, 7 Tui wiry For it or ) MORTIMER LI a eUuESk. Arent, No, 63 Broadway. Mes cepted AND ST. THOMAS.—THE ROYAL ae Merlia, Captain Cronan, will sail on iship Company, connect in any, Carr} 10 great mente mp Gregou, vis-Aspin- Osan atte! line between from Warren Bah, jer, North river. Mail Steamship Company intend to pa to Aspinwall, during the month of June, the following stesmeran— NEw YORK AND CALITORNIA Linz, Captain Bullock, U. 8, Harteteine, U.S. N ama with the Pacific Mail Stoamahip tstiow — ne 27 Bax ‘Freight and pastace can bo, scoured On’ application nets office of the companies, 177 West strect, corner of Warren street, New York, whero additional information oan be ob+ tained on application personally or by letter. TRE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST QROUTE—THE Vanderbilt Line for San Franciseo.—The Accessory Tran- ext Company of Niearagua prop Through in advance of the mail—Only line giving through tickets including the Isthmus crossing The favorite double engine now stoarn- ship NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt. Tinklepaugh, will I from pier No. 2, North River, at, three o'clock P. M., pre- cisely, for San Junn del Norte, on Saturday. June eonnoct- ing with the popular steamship Lieut. U. 8. wage, at thle tery pl ANDENBILIN Agents Palvengars ate enutioned agsines the. rep ations of hired runnors for other lines. Noue are employed fer this line, A mail bag will be made up at the office, — OR eae ONCE ~—THE NE OLE SAM, 2,000 AND | SPLENDID ns, William A. Mills 1 for San Fruneisoo, via Rio de Janciro, June 15th, at 13 inesdsy, ‘only @ limit nilies & rare ¢ eurin, age. ual well kno: aving for f essfully with and beaten all of the steamers Atlantic. It is confidently ex- ected she will mal Yoyago in ton days less time than has been done hy any ollie stenmer going around the Horn. For freight or passage, apply only to E. MILLS, agent, 51 Cortlandt street. ESPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.—LOOK out for the W Row rapidly loading at pler 8 tf ver, with grea pers will please hand in thelr ‘ilis of Inding for signature es soon a6 ney ose plete their engagomen UTTON & CO., 4 Wall se. USTRALTA IN SEVENTY DAYS) BY TIE PIONEER “AL Line—The entirely and beautiful elipper sli RANGER, (aco remarks of editor in New inst.) € ‘aptain Lathrop, is the tenth shi 3. line. The following have arrived at with only one care of sickness amongst 100 p: Revenue, in 100 days; Epaminondns, in 103 dayas an n Eagle in 95 days. Thi irous of vos of 8 passage by the only new and clip} SreRPe applicati berth, should make jon int berth ning first or second Not one ship’ of Way Jine has Ke. ny intermediate port short of supplies, Examine or Attings for comfort wnd health—at pier 12 . CAMERON, 116 Wall street. lias ‘The well known superior A 1 elip- per ship AUDUBON, 'B A. Arthur, master, heving the greater portion of her freight secured sma going on board, will positively sail on the &th proximo, For bale freight And passage, having unsurpassed a atcommodations, apply to & CO., 75 Pear! strect. meer Australia, Mesers, Hutscy, Bond & Wale. ON ACCOUNT olinta has been pre but she will now inedth of June. A once, on board, ike of the rigger: nted from sailing on her ri leave her berth pasi A. PELERTIER, 8 Wall treat, or to ___OVERMANN & G 38 South street- USTRATIA ! AUSTRALIA |!—FIRST SiIP.—THe fast sailing ship NORMA will sail about tho Gch of Jane, A few more passengers wanted. at reduced rates. The talance of her eargo Appl ¥. RICHARDSON & boar: pier No. 14 East Rive a ¢arge on, bis we A ited OR SAVANNAT AND FLORIDA UNITED STATES ail ine. —The new and splendid ship FLORIDA, M8" Woodhull, captain, will leave on, mba 4 o'clock P, M,, trom pier No. ¢ North river. BAMUBLL. MITCHIT, 18 Wiesd way, the AL ABAMAL, C.D. 1 D. eka sommes oa Satarday, ane ‘oF +, Sodom mo fare these bhige haye'po poperior on ‘tho ocean. mm at the Washington jenation, a Sa ee WERY THEATRE. —ROORS OPEN AT 7%; CUR im rises at 7 Maturday evening, aaa rN nil Ot hemmed Rosy Mere i an eidy Mrs. Parker D Me Johnston Miss Dawos ‘irs. Broadiey Miss Dawes Mr, T. D. Rice saatigs Hitters LOLA MONT, esr ae. Mr. Dawson | Kath Miss G. Dawes URTON’S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STREET. to commence at Be = pooRs 0 com 8 o'el Whim reknday ove “+ gaa AND AS IT une 4. 18. Ragged Pat. ste eeeess oA, Barney Williams Dan 0'Caroiin,.. Mr. Fisher | Judy.’ ..Mea. B. Willitms Mr. Norton Mra. ‘olan . Har ilton Miss Fishor Mr. Holman Howard Mr Russell to" Le Part du Diable,” DEEDS OF DREAD! -Mr, Burton Mir. Jobuston ATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET.—DOORS en at 7; ourtuia rises at 74 o'clock. Satufday evening, June 4, will performed 1G Mr. W. BR. F, acodatl . Mr, Holman Mrs. Dyott fOLINA. Count Ugolino, Mary Partlagten «Mrs. Nichols Mrs. W. G. Jones »+-Mies Barber THE BROK Mr. Goodall N. B.C) SWORD. QT. CHARL 1s THEATRE, BOWERY, NEAR CHATHAM d Parquet, 25 cents, Ladies and child- noon performance at half-price. Saturday aftarnocn, June 4 at 3 clock. will be performed IME MOMENTOUS QU Mi Ven “Aradale - Miss Osborne Denee, Mr. O’ Whack. Mr. Pilgrim | Mes, O' Whack. JAC . SHEPPARD. ARNUM’S MUSEU (Satariay afternoon, a prs will be Sented "the 10 ST. Ma EVE. Admission te the whole Mu Entertainments, de,, 25 conte; Parquet and Firat Balcony, 123 cente extra, HRISTY’ ‘S OPERA aousE #72 BROADWAY, Pog be Grand street pul aa a ight during the week, the sole direetion a1 nal supervision of E. P. whose concerts in this singe fe for the past sev: been received with favor by hi ghly xe respoctabl dies Tickets, 26 cents. Doors mence at& RINCIPAL SALOO CHINESE ‘BUILDING, 599 BROADWAY, Tux CooLxsr ann neat VenticaTe HALL In New Yorx. TRIUMPHANT ACHIEVEM HE FIFTIETH NIGHT in New York of MR. JOHN OWENS” Great Pelyphenis Illustrative and Original Monologue, based on his recent ASCENT OF MONT BLANC, received during 8 o Rast eight weeks by mere than THT THOUSAND B ong g and delight asto unmistakably MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT Even Paonvexy tx mye Unive Srarns, ROARS OF LAUGHTER, PATiCLESS TO ad Wo: ND NADIR ATION; h in tum enchain the vast as mblages of beauty and ect Wo Nionriy Grace rurs ELecanr Bowporn. Grand Midday ‘enterta turday, commensing at 3 e'clec! Ticket effice open daily, from Tl A.M. to 4P. seats may be secured, RAND aoe ENTERTAINMENT. is Day, Gazgnpar) MR, JOHN OWENS" ALCENT (ONT BLANC, AT THE CHINEse SALOON. joors open at hal Children and uchools sadmivied at half-price. M., whey RAND SACRED CONCERT, AT THE CHURCH OF St, Francis Seraph, Thirt reet, between Sixth a, Sunda, ing, June 5—Mr. W. aro omeenee P “4 oad oniy's fow steps from the ehureh. \OON, THERE WILL BE GIVEN AN extra performance ‘at the St. Charles Theatre, in which Mrs. Henry Herbert and Mr. Cooke will appear in THE MOMEN TOUS QUESTION; also, with the whole strength of the confbany inn Carco, do,’ To-night, a great bill QUE OF TRE ABRU: L TS aud “Gack EPPARD. Miss Mitchell plays Jack Sheppard in the ‘act, and Mr. Gooke in the second. ‘: CARD.—MR EDITOR :—WE BEG TO INFORM THE ublic, through your eoluins, that, coming frora Co ttuntleople: the sity Sull i Empir rt that there are te attract the Ji tan m adopting the ‘customs and habits of form the publie Christians, Belonging te the arme peon at very great expense im proper pail arte of Obie and the Spa oxeellent coaches may site B in ton hours) fo Zanesville axane cheaked threngh te of either pacsengers th right te, lie over Iphia te Wheel 1) $11; to Louisy apply iyat ‘Phtiedelphtn, Baltimore, & railroad araat, or, Siekeh olerks af the Superint . Ek, Gen. UDSON RIVER RATLROAD.—TRAINS DAILY FROM Chamnbers street for Albany and Troy M.— through in four hours, connecting Gesshing Buffalo or Montreal at 8 o'elock sane ir 1 train, 0 A. M. Through way trains at 11 A.M and M 1PM. 2 a ress train, 4 M. Soon: trains, 5.20 and P. M. For Tarrytown, 11 P.M. re P A. and 4.10 P.M. ¥ and dP. M. For wrughkeepsles 7 aw, Passengers ta Chambers, “59 Christopher, Foar- teenth, oud Thirty fir st stree! 81 trains jrom Canal s' iH A A. Pes for aoa M. for Albany. a Il wa) EDMUND Fe (ENC Bape japeriatendent. ‘ORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND INTERME- diate Iandings—Fare one dellar to Albi "bh meals served on board. The new steamer EORGR WASHINGTON, Capt. E. Van Wart, wil plor fact of Jay aireal, second pier above Chambers sireet, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock. A.M. Re- gurning, leaves Albany every Monday, Wednesday and Fri- day, at 7 o'elock, A.M. For farther particulars inquire on Yoard; or at 202 Wer t. N. B.—This boat touches at Youker EW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS—ONLY direct routo—Summer Arrangement—The pleasure tra: cl from the southern cities aud New York can procure rough tickets at the offic the New York and N en Railroad Company, 412 Broadway and Twe ixth street and Fourt! trains leave at ALM psic, and bP. gh: The rall- exertion in their power to Promote the safety and comfort of passengers. FRANCIS HYDE, Agent, 152 South stroct. EW YORK AND MONTREAL RATLROAD—TO BEL. lows Falls, Rutland, Burlington, St Johnsbury, Mont- Albans, Ogdensburg, Montreal, and intermediate ketacan be procured at the offices of the Now York and New Haven Railroad, 412 ede sixth A fn Freight with i Ke ensaked through. ADDTY YDB, “agent, 152 Sonth street, EW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA Mand $V. M. Tage Gerpateh nt reduced price FRANCIS New Jersey Railroad—United States and Exproes Lines, through in four hours, leave New York, foot of Cort- Tand strvet, At 6, 8and9 A. Mand 43) and 3.9 P. Philadelphia ae'1:30_A. M., via Kensington, 7 and 9 A. May and 4:30 and 5:30 P, M., from foot of Walout street. Pare $3; $2 [0 for second ‘class in the 8 A. M. from Now York and 44, P. M. from Philadelphia, Through tickets gold, and seengers and through bh gton, Norfolk and ston, in the Sand 9 A and 4: and 5.30 P. M, trains, and connections certain wi extra trains if behind ‘time. Passongers with baggage cross the ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leay SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEWBURG— landing at Yonkers, Hastings, Dobb's Ferry, Tarrytown, Sing Sing, Haverstraw, Verplavks, Caldwells, Cozzons Dick, and Cold Spring. Fare, 60 cents to Newburg. or 16 #'for the exeursion. Touching at Hammond strect eagh The steamer THO: ULSE, Capt will leave the bier Toot of Jay street, 3 t 734 o'clock, for the above place a Rell Beilby. every Sunday morning, a Returning, vill leave Nowburg at, halt past une o'clock P M. These trips will be continued during the seas TEAS. SIT 18 NOW OPEN.—THR GREAT TEA MAR- on the corner of Chambers and the place for the dealer a1 F tga, Tho advantages derivad by shave ean tniy be thoroughly understood by trial; that ¢ will tell the tale, HE oun. ESTABLISHE! ‘Also, their much: improved ‘principles. treet, opposite M ality and tow i pri n pounds for one Nol by tt hundred. MRISTIANSON & CO, = CAUTION. 9 Mog iT ELEVENTH ntered on Thureday nigh gold watoh, No, 3.333, ble to a inn, for fifty dol wit be paid for the re 8 for the whole, of the seatehe or uire at 171 WHERE ARE | the police!—Last night the butcher's shop in Church iereet, pear Franklin, was b into and robbed &e,, nid th dry relieved of some huadved pon: nics. 0 4 AN D ESIDENT OF THE WARD. INSURANCE, Ni Company NEW YORK ava 8TOC! - p00 oe" | cy ve of P} Nonn Ye gare inveitd. VINCENT's UO. Acosta Wo: Pe | carried for Baltimors, | | Their goods ent ire Bank, | ate 1863) | lgenwe hibit wes Greek cos- varying the ASTLE | GARDEN. THESE PREMISES WILL BE et arty or parties for the Fourth July, day and evening. For pariiculars inqeice of FRENCH & HEISER. from hate ee contral loention. in the city, EXPRESS AGENCIES, DAMS 4 €CO.'S shea —FOR, ine oat zai th, Potersburg, Riel Carre ‘lle, Blackwater, New Concord, Gaston, che: 6 press under the wt new will go forward by the. U. 5. mi ail ats Sark Saturday next, the 4th inst. at 4 6% Will be received wn y, All freights for forth Carolin Virginia, intended to go inland, muat Leso marked. ADAMS & CO, 5) Broadway. ERFORD & CO.'S NEXT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS will go forward on steamer Georgia, via Aspis wall and ama, on Monday, June 6, in eharse of our own special messenger. Shippers will please have their freight ready for delivery on Saturday next parcels received till one P.M. cn day o} at our office, No. 2 Astor Hou BERFORD & CO MASE & CO.'S EXPRESS—OVFIEE NO. 58 BROAD- Way —Rates reduced twenty. Boston and the East, Phils avanuah, Georgia, Ala 4 Mobile. jOMBS ' cos J Charleston, 8. 0... ‘Augusta, “and all — railroad, to Macon, n, Chattanooga, Montgomery, and all places on the es of railroads throughout Georgia, Alabama, and Ten. sree. All Cnty oy intended for COMBS £° id nt to Chase & ‘a Charleston Exp: No. 88 Broad- hrough receipts will be given, and information 6 charges, &e. comast & COS CHARLESTON EXP EXPRESS LEAVES this day, as 3o’elock, P. M., by tip James Lager, connecting with’ Grau age) throughout Sonth Carolina, ‘Georgia, Alabama, sno. Packages intended for Comba & Co be sent to our office. ‘press should CHASE & CO., 38 } Broadway, OTICE.~EXPRESS PACKAGES FOR NORFOLK, Petersburg, and Riehmond, intended for shipmant.p amers Reanoke or Jamestown, will hereafter be ree by Messrs, Adame de Ce., 50 Broadway. who are the only skahsrised agents for ox rire these ships. LUDLAM & PLEASANTS, 82 Broadway. FRIC “NO. 59 BROADWAY.—ADAMS by co ae ly United States Mail Expres ferni id the Seudwigh I Paden oar next sexgrere vy the Untied 4 i Beater ‘sail ayy Bay. Mi 7, te with imvoi able us to bave them corded parcels reesived mntil | o’elock on Monday. Ne should execed 125 Ibs. weight, oF BS feat cub fo meas and everything must be put mp water AMS J foment, 00 G0., 89 Broadway. MATROMONIAL. ATRIMONIAL—A YOUNG MAN, OF VERY PRE- Poteesing appearance, would like to entor in the holy bonds of wedlock with some romantic young lady wit! whom he sures of thie life, Ho takes this Treans ty letyuch a one know wheres good husband ean be procured, Te is worth fifty thousand dollars, and has great | expectations. All lotters will be strictly eonfdential, Ad- HL F., Union square Post Of enjoy the n GENTLEMAN WORTH $10,000 000, Address John Manning, New T° YOUNG LADIF wants » wife worth $6, Post Omi awe nwa, PRE: BASEMENT RESTAURANT OF THR HOTEL No. 34 ae corner of A for five years, The hotel will be éne of the nes ® restaurant, lager becr saloon, and billised on the promises, 334 Broadway, ————=F ANUS amas yrs. —_— ee ROADWAY THEATRE. — B. A. MARSHALL, SOLE Mr. Pope -Mr. Bland Mr’ Davenport Morlue,.. Mrs. Harwood, Jousy Harw Lacy... BROADWAY, 7, te commence in* Saturday sini The Stravger....... a Solomon. Mr, Blake Me, Bale | irs inai to ret ‘ ue eye | Ch Overture, by Mehal—": Joue eee LugEe Coldstream, , Jronbres rs eoLoss. v DI ail ite aulmeted ae morsel oats of the a. ee Tht ‘grand affair, T Seles Foon style. and perfermers. and evening. ‘at “73g P.M. Teiormane oto ocmmence halfan hour after the opening secured at the fellow- ‘* he ny Astor House, Weutscs K’S THEATRE.—MISS LAURA KEENB’S benefit on Monday, June 6, om whieh occassion will bo produced Shakspeare’s comody of 8 YOU LIKE IT, 7 nesses, and appointments. The cast the'nacn He Walcot, Mr. oe Mr. H. » Mr. J. Miss Laura ie, Brougiai, Mrs. Tati Mr, Vin- TEDDY TH TILER, a which Mr, Brougham will appear. ASTLE GARDEN.—FRENCH & HEISER, PROPRIB- tore.—The fourth grand Sunda; ay Concert this seaso: Dodwortivs celebrated Coruet Band, will take place on Sus evening, June 5. Admission, 25 cents.. To commence o'clock. No postponement on“aceount of the e Garden is open every day for the secommo- cent, and Mr. Ha! TROPOLITAN HALL.—MISS tows Th pega | the celebrated Violinist, from cate (pupil of ae ounce that her only C iP te ‘he 1, $1: to & Luis, and Jollie ie stores; also, at th diss # Collin us Grand street. HUGE EXTRAORDINARY LITTLE jeendants of & race heretofore deemed faba and whose wonderful peculiarities constitu, Neable phenom history of the huma( rosidence of ly equestris Gen eminphere ‘Ueitepeleed and self-ans he derive bis mo} will be ¢ oe zhi] r Pom, she Te Ralivay: ANORAMA HA 08 AD WAY.—SANFORD'S great Nations! Painting of the Mississippi ive from its m le of St. Anthony; alse, the ‘ ery ef the Rivor, by De year 1 Exhibition every evening, at & lock; Wednesdays. Saturday atternoons, at 3 o'clock. sion, 25 eents. ILb 800M CLO: HOLY LAND, A® |s magnificent paimt- UCKLEY'S NEW, ORLEANS SERENADERS, CHI- BY $00 Broadway —Monday evening, May 3 nad o nd or 5 avenivg seks the wee celebrated w ite srrinl neater Unteetec rod ist eons bee LEA, proprietor — Ths a above itor seermenet Clase and Origins Bictety of "Cla oth ad an, M'lle Gens ariety of bei (Astle GARDEN.— THESE PREMISES WILL BE C let, from the 4th July, day and @ erent For parti. lars, inquire of ee pl BT. —CASTIE E GARDEN, BY THE NIGHT, Wi Meloy . paruienlars, apply Willlanticest, atthe Versadnn, of ee FRENGH & Rie BEE, on the premises 2. CLARK, toate! or Tm UNIVERSITY CB New York, can be erst coe ms WARD, ee PHYSICIAN AND sup. uate of the fam Lo i Hours of Wusuecn, from frat irs ‘0. X40, No. 50 Canal street, one door ast of ——— tigger Sot, A THE aelelaat Hos? ex Ld ill 9 P.M, gals" = seus eae @anal streot, one door east of Broadway: e R RALPH'S OFFICE HOURS, FROM * T0124. D and 6 te? P. M., (Sundays excepted), No: 0 tious: ton street, near Wooster steeot. R, CORBETT. NO. 19 DUANE STREET, BET D id William sere Med ‘ome sours from 7 aM. ted. . C. isa re KR. JOMNSOK, 16 DUANE STREET lted at his office, where hi tia fer the fas mI P.M. 3 GRADUATE OF THE SCHOOLS O8 and member of the University of New York, cag coneulted daily at ite office, No. 2City Hall piace, corned ambers ‘entre etree usivess he M. tin TP. from 6 ti Yin the evening. from 9.4. [RVIGORATING CORDIAL—PROFEGSO Invigorating Blixie or Gordial—Th the Downie Weta. erdat—The Rihth: Wonder bs wr vlasey ekis hccueomed tee pat temperary. On the a meeey tke relief is per- men ex shy prea preprint wie ie Wee nermal evnibions pent ermal oonait Well may the preparation be sailed the ieee perpetual in its hap Rp and the entire fom i aeled eSeete of thie at restorative in ant compians' imeident te females mark Seedieins, Theumeds of commchonse have bore teen a cheusands of invigersats con voy {1 Gesoee ecudermstion ot yosmen sundae ken tinite” ae mation wei ler pe) Poe heretofore been uniform. These nost: patie Gtaerel ove pawl they, pat oat cal ation, and puri the direction attac! x. Consulta’ are Hen et toa Me nnd from 4 t0 8B. Me Sra 12M, Advice gratis for the poor only,” .