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ADVEBTI8EMEMTS RENEWED ETERT DAT
OOHX*UKA11UH NOOTCKS.
CYoEPOKATION NOTICE ?DEPARTMENT OP RE
J pair* ud Snppllaa, April 24, 1*54.?To Contractor!.?
Sealed propoeeli will be received it tho oMce uf the Com
miealoner of Uepelri and Suppliee, No. SCityUall. (here
out,) until Friday. May ft, la64, at twelve o'olook 11., at
which time they will be opened, (la accordance with the
amended charter of 1%!,) for the repairing of the Blooming
dale road, from Fiftieth atreet to Fifty-ninth etreet, also
frona Sixty reventh street to lA-th atreet. and from 127th
formation in regard te the
atreet to 147th atreet. All _
above work required to be done cau be had at the office of
the Cociuii:aiuner of ttepaira and Supplier. No 3 City Ball,
baaement. Hlank aetimntes ran he had at hlr otttc e. N.B.?
Tlit Comnii einnar reeervor tho right to reieot all or any of
the eat Una tor, If deemed for the inter-rt of the Corporation.
11 \ KTBOLOMEW B. P1TRDT.
Cuminierioaor of Krpaira and liuppliee.
CORPORATION NO TIC* PUBLIC NOTICE 19
hereby givea. that petit!ona have been prevented in the
Board of Coanellmen, for the eenrtracth.a of so wore la
th# following named etrecte, to wit:?ia M .tt rtrert, fr .tn
Crand to Hoartoa etreet; alio, in Reeox itreet, from Grand
*? Heetrr atreet. All pcraona interested In tbeehove, and
having ohjectione thereto are requested to prcaeat the
same in writing, to the C'outract Clerk, et thin othoo, on or
before Ray 4th, 1864
ELI AS L. SMITH, i?_?dnnt
theo. a deforest, Jtr%B*Y,dmrt
A. Vf. CRAVEN, ) Bu?ra
Creton Aqeedart Department, April 21, 1S64.
CORPORATION NOTICE ? PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given, that petltiuui have been presented in tun
Board or Councilmeu for the construction of eewert inthe
following naraod streets, to within Bank itroot, trom Und
sob riror to Fourth street. alto in thn taiao str*?*; from "??
Badnoa river to Factory itroot; alio in franklin street,
trom BuJtna street to North river; alto a resolution for a
oewor in 1 ifty seventh ttreot, botwooa Eighth and Ninth
awonnes All persons interested in the eboye. and having
obloctioni thereto are reonottod to present tho tamo in wri
ting to tho Contrast Clerk, at this office, on or before May 4,
jtvi ELI AS L. hMll H, J Crotoa
" -""-''T.SAquoduc
) Board.
TUEO. R. UE FOREST. > Aqueduct
A. if. CRAVEN,
Crotoa Aqueduct Department, April 24, ISM.
?ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON
tractors.?Sealed proposals endorsed "Proposal for tower
iaGrand street," will be reeeired at the offi-o of the Crotoa
Aqaodaot Department aatil Monday, the 8th day of May.
1W4. at 12 o'clock M.,jkt whieh hear the bide will be opened.
IM
to baild a eewer, with the neeoteary receiving ba-ins and
culverts, in Grand street, from tho tower at Cbryetie street
CUi V VI M| IH Utwttw w? vv*l 000.000 ?w ewwat mw VUI J ??!? ? elvv ?
to and through Alien itroot te^a point ttfty feet southerly
from Broome itreet, being In leaeth about 985 foot. The
plan of the work may be seen, and speoifieatiooe obtained
on application at this office.
New York, April 24,18M.
ELIAS L. SMITH, ) Crotoa
THEO. R. DE FOREST, Aquednet
A. W. CRAVEN, S Board.
/PROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.?TO CONTRAC
v tors ?Sealed proposals, endorsed "Proposal for sewer
in Bleeoker street," will be received at tho otfloe of the Cre
ton Aqueduct Department, antil Monday, the Hth day of
May, 1864. at 12 o'clock M . at whieh hoar the hide will be
opened, te build a sewer, with the neeeseary receiving basins
and culverts, in Bleecker street, from the sewer in Carmine
street to a point about sixty feet southerly from Christo
8or street; being in length about 1.130 feet. The plan of
e work may he soon, and specUeatiens obtained, on appli
cation at this office.
THEO. R. DE FOREST, ,
A.W.CRAVEN, S
New York, April, 27, 1854.
(3R0TON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT ?TO CON
J tractors- Sealed Proposals, endorsed "Proposal for
Sower in Spring street," will bo received at tho offlue of the
Croton Aqueduct Department, nntil Monday, tho 8th day
01 May, 1854 at 12 o'clock, M. at which hour the bids will
be opened, to hnild n tower with tko ne.iosi.vry receiving
'basins and culverts, in Spring stroot, from the sewer in
Thompson stroot, to tho easterly enrb lino of Sullivan
svr?et, '.-eing in length about 237 foot. Tho plan of the
l work taav be seen, and speeileatieoe obtained, on applica
tion at this office.
ELIAS L. SMITH, ) Crnt.n
THEO. R. DE FOREST, I Crotoa Auueduol
A. W. CRAVEN, J Board.
New York, April 2ft, 1854. _____
Ksoton aqueduct department.?to contrac
tora ? Sealed proposal endorsed " Proposal for sewer in
|''I Liny third street,'' trill be received at the office of the
Proton Aqucduot Department, until Monday, tho 8th day of
l May. 1854, at 12 o'clock M., at trbieh hour the bids will bo
i vpened. to build a sower, with the ueeessary receiving basins
Itud culverts, in Thirty-third street, from the sewer in
(eighth areoue to a point abont 350 feet eastwardly from
Ninth atcnue. being in length abont 610 feet. Tho plan of
:he work muv he eoen and specifications obtained on appli
i 'ation at this office.
r.UAS L. SMITH. )
Til i.O R. DK FOREST, \ Croton Aqnednet Board.
A. W. CRAVEN. )
New York, April 28,18.14.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HAUL OF RECORDS.?
J Public notice is hereby given, that the following reso
utloni Lave been prosented in the Board of Couuollmon:?
reopen Chambers street fram its present terminus to the
Seat river, to Sag north sida of Thirteantb street, between
: road way and Second avounei, where not flagged; to Mag
valks in front of Noi. 99, 2H1. 298, and'JUS Bowery; to ruling
nd react enrb and gutter ia front of Net 172 and 174 Mo A
treet. Nos 3.16,360, 362 366, 368 and 370 Broome street, and
foe. 126, 127, and 129 Kliaahath street; to set curb and link
er and flag north side af Madison street, between Mont
omery and Gouveraeur streets, where needed; to feuee all
acant lots o - Eleventh avenno, between Thirtieth and Thir
>-third rtreeti; to fence all vacant lots on Thirty-foarth
tract between Seventh arenne and Broadway, to repair
elks in front of Noa. 17 aadl9Bewery; to fonoe vacant
its on the south aide of Eleventh street, between First and
eoond avennea; to regulate, grade, aud set ourb and gut
venue* to flag in front of vacant lets on the senth side of
leventh street, between First end Second a venues; to
mce vaca-tlota on the northwest corner of Sixth avenno
nd Twenty seventh street; te repair walks in avenue C,
stween Eighth and Tenth strsete; to reset curb and gnt
>r and flag walks on the north aide of Water street, between
eekson aud Scammel; to flag the sonth side of Thirty-fifth
reet, betweea Ninth and Tenth avenues, and relay flags
hero necessary. Also the fallowing petitions:-To Sag
ur feet of the walks on tho sonth side of Fifty-third street,
ttwoon firet and Third avenues where not now done; to
ivo and sot enrb and entter in Fifty-fourth struct, he
eoa Third and Fourth avenues. All persons interested
?trine objections thereto, are requested to present thorn to
10 undersigned, at his office, on or before tho 29th day of
prtl tnnt JAMBS FURRY, Street Commissioner.
'April 19.1864.
? TREIT DEPARTMENT.?NO. 4 HAI.lTOF RECORDS.
> Sealed proposals will ba rsoaivod at this office until
onday, the 8tb day of May next, to fonoe vacant lots oa
blrt# third street, between Ninth and Tonth avenues; to
it eurb and gutter and flag walks north side Broome street,
on Eliaabith to Mott; to fenco vaoaat lots south side
wenty ninth street, between Fourth and Madison avenues;
i fenoe vaeint lots north side Eighteenth street, between
lrirat and tecond avenues; te set enrb and gutter and flag
ur feet of walks ol Fifty-fourth street, between heventh
nd Eighth avenues. Specifications to be had on applioa
on te the Contract Clerk of this department
JAMES FURY, Street Commissioner.
New Tort, April 28,1864.
PUBLIC NOT TCI 18 HIHKT GIVES in\TTni
following reso'utb ns have been presented in the Board
Conn oilmenTo remove pnmp anil (til well corner of
birty sixth itre .t nod Fifth avenue, to flag walk nortlioait
rner Thirteenth ft roct and First avenue; to repair silo
alki in Monroe and Cherrv ?t'e?va. between Market and
ike street*, to flea east s He of Ninth avenue, between
hirtleth and Thirty tlfth streets. where not now flagged, aud
Bay flags where nerefaary; to (lag east aide of Eighth avo
ws, between Thirtieth and Thirts-fifth atreela, and fonth
de ef Thirty fl''h street from Fiehth avenue to !eet
,et of Eighth avenue where not done and relay Ha here
ceeesary, to flag walk on K>ut troadway from N ltd to
lo. 152. to flag and re?> ' ? irh and gntter in frout tf lot No
h> West Eleventh street. tooth aide; to flag nortn aide of
? thirteenth street. between First aronna a. d avenue A,
here Mt no* dono; to liag walk in front of * o 1.13 Mott
,reet. All peraona lntereatod Laving objection) thereto, are
jqnostod to preaent tbr.ni 1" wr ting to the nnderrlgned, at
is office, OB or before the flth day of May next
JAS. FCkEY, Street Conuuisiionor.
New Tork. April 26, l-.vi
rVAVERN AND IXG1- ? 1,1 CE SES-NOTICE AI,L
' . tavern and exHre lie, nses expire on theflratdiy of
1 ay in each year New licensee will be iaa led at the
Mayor's office ? It.v Hull ) between t l.e hmirs III and 2
clock for tin several wards, on the following days respoc
lively, vit.
it ard I TV. dneedty and Tl ntBday May Sand 4
' 2? Yr dav anu Saturday 5 and 6
S -V'ndaj aud Tuetder 8 and 9
4 Wednesday and Tiioiaday, Id aud 11
5? Friday and Saturday 12 aud 13
6?Monday and Tuesday 15 and 18
7? w rdneaday and Thurl.'ay 17 nu llS
8?Friday and Saturday 19 and 20
9?lIonday and Ttoedny 22 and 23
10-Wed need ay and Thursday '24 and 25
11?Friday aud Saturday 2d aud 27
1,? 12?Monday and Tuesday 29 and 30
18? Wedne.'day aud Tlinrsday May 31, Je 1
'4- Friday and Saturday June 2 and 3
15?Mo iday and Tuesday 5 and 6
16? Wednesday and 1'hiireday 7 and 8
17?Friday and Satmday 9 and 10
?.S? Mondsy and Tuesday 12 and 13
IP? Wednesday and Thursday 14 and 15
?20?Friday and Saturday 16 and 17
21?Mouday and Tuesday 19 and 20
22?Wednesday and Thursday 21 and 22
811 p< rscne de?lring lloenaa. are roqueted to apply on the
| aya amz' ated abova for their reapeetlvo warda, and tliero
y avoid the penalties of the law Persons now holding li
enses are roqu iet?d to prcs.nt them when applying for re
| ,ewal bp-etui Notice.?All peraona who shall aell or deal
In strong or spirituous liquors, (except importers or distil
lore foiling liquors imported or distilled by thorn.) in quan
tities ah've live gallon), without balng duly licensed, are
Fnhleet ' * law for uaeh .flense, to the penalty of $25; and
"n oaee of r"*allers. to tbo additional punishment, (by In
' dotmenii of tins and tmprieouuiant By order,
/ WM 1. STEPUENS. First Marshal.
' Now Vr.rk April 25. Irl54
DRY ?4*>DM, AC.
Damauid goods?in consequence or the
late fire, by which a portion of my gnoda wore dama'*ed
}>y water, ai d baring tattled tbe inaarance thereon, 1 am
iow offering my antlra atock of rlbbona, embroidariei, Ac.,
to., at graatly rodurod price (or < aeb.
? , 1 HOM AS SE WELL, No. 1 Barclay atroat.
1IO TIIE CALIFORNIA TRADE.?THREE HUNDRED
dorm baat oonatrr knit woollen half hoea, anitabla for
ibe California trade. In etora. and for aale l<y
BURNETT A LINVILLE, 11 Warren atroat.
u
KXTHA PAY.
fetNSIONS FOR FIVE TEARS, TO THE WIDOWS
I or miner ohildrcn of ench offloora and aoldiere aa periah
i' from the wroek of eteanier San Franciaeo, in Dooember
ln??, can to had ou application to EDWARD R I.SHELL,
Agent for ilnima ou the United Statea, 67 Wall atreat.
8 P AVY EXTRA PAT OFFICE-SAILORS WHO
_ . between 1X46 ami IKM. in the Pacific Ocean, nerved la
:he rolumi ne, Cyane, Erie, Ohio, Dale, Shark, Relief, Van
lalia. Independence, Levant. Congreae Dolphin, Ewinfi
I'reble Supply Warren, Southampton, Maaeaohuaette, Lei
-, ton St Marya, Portemonth, St. Lawrenaa, Vineenaee
Pa'montb, SarannAh. Cnnatitution, Fredonia, their widow*
-.or helta, will ke paid thla extra par, hj
I EDWARD RISSELL. Agent,
*' a iilt'tl Poraer U S Nary, 67 Wall etreet, bnaemont.
miTRu.
/WiVer noii?li ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, 334
A. liroadwar.?The nnderaigned ha* leaerd the abore ea
tivlili. l mcnt, and will eommenaa hnrineaa on the lrl of Mar,
?,iy t c European plan; ovary room ia npon the atroat. Meala
v'llic turniahed aa onllcd for, and pcraona preferring to
ilii.e elsewhere will only he charged for their room".
JOHN U. GOODWIN.
(NLARINDON HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTY
J at r nth rlrcet and Third avenue. South Brooklyn, noar
Green* d ?This home ia new and elegantlr furntihed,
r,?id abordj nnrivolled facilities for bathing, boating, flah
'lac. A'' Perrona engaging ronmt for the anmmer are In
vited in cad Immediately, aetheroom* are faat tilling np.
.Otiu.il una paaa the door every thri e minntea for New York,
" 1 J. QUINCY ADAMS.
i f r( OVR'S DAM HOTFL?TERMINUS OF EIGHTH
'I an .iue Ti e above ] laco la now in roadinsta to re
i i e ' D) i ri, the bri 'ge (a In good condition for travol,
Jf.rl lug and boating. All oonvenlencea to be had for aport
al ibe ti u>o. 0. 8CARFF, Proprietor.
SHIPPING*.
F
OR LI V F. K 1'OOL.?ON IT11) STATES MAIL ST I'A3
?hit rAI'IHC, E. Nye, con manner. TliU steamsbl
will depart with tht United St it.-* tu?il? for Europe po.i
ttvelr oe Saturday, May 13, at 12 M., from hor bortaat tut
foot of Canal atroat For freight or pasaac*. havtnr ti
squalled acc- mmndations for eleaanre or comfori. applv t<
F.DWAKI) K. COLLINS, .->6 Well atraat.
Passenger! are reuuaated to La on board at 11*. AM.
Tlia steamship Atlantic will aBooaad tta 1 aciilc, and sail
Ma, 27.
Royai, mail steamship asia FOR LIVERrOOL.
TlcAsia, E. O Loit, Coiumandar. will tail from the
cuiupany'a doak, at Jersey City, with the mailt and pas
tas (era for Europe, on Wednesday May 3, at 12 o olook pre
ctsalv Paaaonrera are requestedta be on hoerdby half
paat 11 o'clock A M. Tha Africa will sail on tha 17th of May.
(.TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND nAVRK ?TnE C. S. MAIL
r Steamer UNION. 1 600 tout burtliea. with doable aide
lever marine engines R. Adama, commander, will leave for
Uatre. touching at Southampton to land ths mailt aud pea
sengsra. on Saturday, May S, at 12 o'clock, from piar No. 4,
Nrrth river.
I'rira of Passage, Eirat Claaa $1J0
Do. Second Claaa 70
Lnur go not wanted daring the rotate ahould he aent on
baardlbe day before sailing, marked 'Below." No freight
will he teken after Thursday, May 4. For freight or passage
apply to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agont, S3 Broadway
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ablp Company Intend atarting their farorite ateaaehipo
rnOM FIULAUBLFHIA.
City ef Glaagow Saturday..May 13,1964
City of Manuheater, Saturday. .June 3, 1S54
City of Philadelphia ... ... About... .June 17,1834
mow Wtbrpool.
City ef Manohoater Wedneaday. .May 10,1834
City of Philadelphia About May 24. 183d
Saloon, $90. $b6 and $60 (according to etato rooms.)
A limited number of third ulaai paasengers will be taken,
and found with comfortably oooked previsions, for
$26 to Liverpool | $40 from Liverpool
Parties wishing to bring out their frieada oan obtain cer
tificates of passage, and arafta on Liverpool, in cams of ?1
atei ling and upward*. Apply t* SAMUEL SMITH, Agent,
42 Wain at street, Philadelphia.
rpAPscorps line op packet ships ?packet ist
i May?The splendid new aad magnificent packet ahlp
WILLIAM TAP8COTT, Captain Belt, will positively aaiT
. MB , iu
on Monday, lit May, her regular day. Tha accommoda
tion* for cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers are
ananrpassad. Porsons about proceeding to Europe ahonld
examino this noblo vassal before engaging anywhere alia.
Per paisaga apply on board, piar 38 East river, foot of Mar
ket street, er t* W. A. J. T. TAPSCOTT A CO., 86 South si
FOR MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA.?IMPORTANT TO
?hlppcrf.?The clipper ahip NIGHTINGALE, now at
har berth, pier 13 Eaat river, haa a large proportion of bar
cargo already on board, and will have quick di'patoh. The
Nightingale ta aat only tha sharpeat (hip in port, but is also
at strong a ship as oan be bnilt; rates A1 at all ths oQces
and insures at tha lowest rates. Shs is fitted with Emcr
iob'i ventilators in both holds, aad carrieano lumbar or any
article that can injure freight. Ha* room for *ix second ca
bin and a few first oabin passengers. Por freight or passage,
apply on board, having elegant accommodation s, or to
R. W. CAMERON, 116 Wall street.
AUSTRALIA.-PIONEER LINE-THE CLIPPER
ship NIGHTINGALE, with the United States mails
for Melbourne, will positively sail on ths 10th Maw. Ship
pers are pertlonlarly requested te have tholr goods all on
board, and cleared at tha onstom hons* on tha 9th May.
R. W. CAMERON. 116 Wall (treat.
u.
S. MAIL LINK FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA A8PIN
wall and Panama.? Lowest. Prima, Superior Steam
ers, Extension of tba Panama Railroad.?Arrangements for
tba aala in tbisoity of Tioketa for tbo Tranait of tbe lath
mua, forming tba moat agreeable and aafa ronta through in
advanoe of all other lines- Tha U. S. Mall Steamahip Com
pany intend to dispatch to Aapinwall, on Friday, May 5,
at 2 o'clock P. M., from Pier foot of Warren atraet tbe mat
aailiag steamship ILLINOIS. Capt. H J. Hartstaim, U. S
N., to connect at Panama with tbe TaciHo Mail Steamahip
Company's steamer GOLDEN GATE. The extension of tha
railroad makaa tbe passage across the Isthmus practicable
In one day?a consideration that will indnoe all who i
- ? ??, ? -.???....?? wo, iuuuuv ??. ..u" value
their health and oomfort to aeleot this route. Mr. Hlnkley,
late forwarder for Adams A Co. on the Iathmua. has per
fected his arrangements for the transit of passengers and
their baggage from Aepinwall to Pauaina Tickets can ba
obtained for this transit from J. W. CARR1NGTON, at
Adams A Co.'a, No. 69 Broadway, or at No. 177 West street
The accommodations for passengers of all classes are unsur
passed. and particular attention is paid to the cleanliness
of the steerage. For freight or passage, apply at the otfice
af tba Companies, No. 177 Wast street, to C. A. WHITNEY.
N1
EW TORR AND CALIFORNIA STE?MSIIIP LINE,
via Nicaragua?Tbe Aooessory Transit Company of
rjlcartjpi&, Propriator*.-?Through in advance of the mail.
Only hoe giving through tickets, including the Isthmus
crossing. The sew double encine steamship NORTHERN
LIGHT, 2..WO tons burthen, will leave from pier h-o. 3 North
river, at 8 o'clock P. M , precisely, for Pnenta Arena, on
Friday, May 6, connecting with tb. new and favorite steam
tliip Cortes, (2,640 tons hnrthen), over tbe Nioaragua Tran
sit runte. having bnt twelve miles of land transportation,
by first class carriages. These steamers are unsurpassed In
tluAr ventilation and accommodations For further inter,
maflba
maM>n. or passage, apply oury to CHARLES MORGAN,
Agent, No. 6 Bowling green.
Fare reduced ?independent line foroali
fornia?Ahead of all other lines. ? The oelebruted fast
aolng steamship NORTU STAR, 2 500 tons burthen will
leave for Aspiuwall on Friday May 6th, at So'oloek, P. M.,
precisely, from the foot of Harrison street, North river.
She will connect with tho new and popular vtcamship Uncle
Sam, Captain Mills. For tickets apply only to JAS. M.
CROSS, No, 9 Battery place, up stairs. N. B ?Passengers
by these ships came through la February in twenty two
days and sixteen hours.
N
EW TORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPA
ny, carrying tbe United Stat.s mail, for Mobilo. stop
ping at Havana. ? Soiri-montbly line. ? Tho steamship
BI.aCK WARRIOR, Captain James D. Bollock, will sail
for the above ports on Tuesday, May 9, at 12 o'clook, pro
chely, from pier st foot of Boach street, North rlvor.
freight take? for New Orleans. Passengers for Havana
must procure passports boh-re leasing Dort. For freight or
6SSSSCS, apply to LIVINGSTON. C ROCHE RON A CO., 81
Iroadway. N. B.?Tie CAHAWBA, R. W. Stinfeldt, oom
mander, sill succeed tbe Black Warrior, and sail May 25.
F
OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.?UNITED STATES
mall line.?The new and splendid stoamship K.NOX
VILLE, C. D. Ludlow, will leave on Saturday. April 29, at
I o dock P. M., from herpior, No. A North river. Apply to
.. SAMUEL L. MITCH1LL, 13Broadway,
day. tUyll Thxuuft'U&uCr'ttUf Wt W Wodneu
viue, $31; Pllatka, ML -
For savannah.?fare kedused^the new
and splendid sidewheel steamship KEYSTONE STATE,
Tept R Ilardic, carrying tho United States mall, will leave
'hiladelphia for Savannah on Wednesday, May 3, at 10
'clock A. M., from the wharf above Vine street. In speed
and strength and every arrangement for the oomfort and
convenience of passengers, this ship is nnsurpassod. Fare
from Philadelphia $20; steerage from $8 to $7- The State
of Georgia leaves as above tho following Wednesday.
A cents in New York. SCR ANTON A TALLMAN. 19 Old
slip, where plans of cabin maybe seon and staterooms so
ourod till 5 o'clook P. M. Tuesday.
FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA .?UN 1TED STATES
1
F mail line.?The new and splendid stuam'hip ALall.YMA,
Goo. R. Schenek, will leave on Wednesday, May 3, at 4
o'clock P. M., from her pier. No. 4 North rlvor. Apply to
SAMUEL L. M1TCH1LL, 13 Broadway
Tbe AUGUSI'A, Thos. Lyon, will leave on Saturday, May
6. Through tickets from New Yoik to Jacksonville, $31;
Pllatka, $.'!3.
FOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA.?SEMI WEEKLY
1 Unitsd States Mail Line ?The favorite an.l fast-going
itoamcr SOUTHERNER, T E wan. corn man dor, will leave
\ I villi I air ?T V.' %J 1 II ?? 1* t' Is IV, 1 n"4??- ?"ai> uhiimoi, i i_
>icr No, 4 North river, on Wednesday. May 3. at 4 o'clock
l'. M precisely. For freight apply on board, whee all bills
>f lading will no signed; and for pa^so^e, at the JjlRee of
iriadlng will be signed; and lor pa'sage, ai ?ne owico ui
ffOFFOBD TILESTON A CO . 80 Broadway Through
;lcko*s to Florida us follows:?Te Jacksonville, *31; to
I'ilhtka. 1*8.
FOR VIRGINIA. CAROLINA, GEORGIA. Ae.?TIIE
United States mail steamship ROANOKR, Captain
Skinner will leave pier IS North river en Wednesday, May
3 at 4 o'clook P.M., for Norfolk, Petersburg, and Rich
mond. Time to Norfolk, about twenty four hours. Pas
sengers arriving there can take the Seaboard and Roanoke,
and Wilmington and Manchester railroads to Augusta,
Atxlant.M Charleston. Ac. Passage and fare to Norfolk 5k;
to Petersburg and Rlebmond, $10; Bteerage half prioo. For
froight apply on board, and for passage to
LUDLAM A PLEASANTS, 32 Broadway.
EFOR CHARTER?THE LTIAMER NORWALK NOW
1 lying nt tho foot <f F.levonth street. En t river. For
nrthir particulars, inquire of CUARl.ES McNKILL, agent,
No. 4 Hall cf Records.
FOR SALE-TWO PASSAGE TICKETS IN THE
stoamrr Pacific, for Liverpool oil the 13th of May; the
tvo heith? in ftate room No. 27. *e'eoted nn the boat in the
flip. Arply to FREDERICK. HOFFMAN, 64 South street,
third itory.
TRAVELLERS' GITDE.
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PIIILADEL
phla, from pier No. 1, N ?rth river?T*> lines daily, at
7 A. M. and 2 P. M The accommodation line at 7 A. M . by
ateamboat John Potter, to S"uth Am boy, thence by cam to
way placer and Camden; fare $2. Kxprosi Iit.es at 2 P.M.,
by John Potter to Arahoy. thence direct to Camden by cars,
through in Av* hours; fare $3.
For Shrewsbury, red bank freehold, key
portend Middlctown Point.?The steamer EAOLE, Cap
tain Morford. leaves the foot of Murray street, daily, except
Monday and Saturday, at 9 o'olock. for Port Moninonth and
Union.
Re-turning, leaves Pott Monmouth at 3X o'clook, P. M.,
and Union at 4o'olock P M.
S" aces will be run from the boat on all the usual routes.
Freight, horses, Ac., carried at low rates.
For vew rocitrlle -the new and fast run
nlng rteamboat ECONOMY, Captain 8. W. Collins, will
on and u tcr Monday. May 1st, 1834, run daily (Snndajs ex
cepted! from Peck slip. East river, as follows: -At 10 A. M.
and 4 P. M.; leaves New Koch*')* at 7X A. M. and 1K1'. M.
Carriages and stages will be in readiness on the arrival of
the boat at New Rechelle to convey passengers to Pelham,
Mount V< rnon, and Mamaroneck. All persons are oau
tinned against trotting any persi n on aoeonnt of said boat,
captain, or owners Not aoi ountable for any article lost on
board unless properly receipted for.
Hudson river railroad.?trains daily
from Chambers street for Albany and Troy:?
Express train. 7 A M ? Through in fonr hours, connecting
with trains reaching BulTalo or Montreal at 10 o'cloek same
evening.
Mail train. 9 A. M.?Through way train* at 12 M. and 3
P. M
Expreas train, 8 P. M. Emigrant train. 8 P. M. For Tar
ry town 10 30 P M For Peekaklll, 030 P. M For Pougb
keepsie, 7 30 A. M and 4 P. M. Passengers taken at Cham
bers Canal, Christopher. Fourteenth and Thlrty-flrst sts.
Sunday trains from Canal street at 3 40 P. M-, for Albany
and Troy, (topping at ell way stations.
EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent.
N'EW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-VIA
New Jertcv Railroad, throngh In fonr honre. -United
States mail and express line* leave New York, foot of Cort
land street, at seven-nlne and eleven A.M., and at fonr and
half past Ave P. M Tare?$2 73 in seven and eleven A. M.,
end four P. M ; $2 SO (for eecond class) in eleven A. M from
New York and fonr from Philadelphia; $3 In nine A. M. and
half paet live P. M. Accommodation line leaves at twelve
M. (at rednced prices) from Cortlandt etroet, through In tlx
hour*. Throngh ticket! sold for Baltimore, Washington,
Norfolk, Wsldan, Wilmington, and Charleston, in the above
trains. Throngh baggage agents in the nine and half paet
Ave trains only Passengers with baggage cross the ferry
Afteen minutes before the train leavee.
SUNDAY BOAT FOB ALBANY-MERCHANTS' LIN1
dally. The fait steamer HERO, Capt. J. W. Hauoox,
will leave the foot of Robinson street, Sunday, April 30, at
(1 P. M.. connecting at Albany with the Central and North
em Railroad. Fare to cents. For stats reomi, Ao., apply
on board.
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HOMESTEADS. ^
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE IN THE TILLAGE OF
Ford ham, Westohsstsr oonnty, situated on the Harlem
Railroad, one hour's rids from ins City Hall, New York.
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These loti ere desirably situated, of varfoua elsea, and eon
^rlse some of the eholceit building site* to be found on the
re of this road. Traine run every hour to and from the
eitj. from S.4A A M. to U P. M , and tha commutation is
about tan cent# per day. Terma easy and title indisputable.
For maps. ,lc., apply to BERRIAN A BANKS, 18 Nasean
street. New York, ftom 11 to 3, e* at the Post Ones. Ford
ham, where a person is in attondanoe to show people Mm
property.
THE TVRF.
ALTIMORR, Mil., RACKS?THE SPRING MEETING
over the uav course at Herring Hon, nrtr Biltlmor*,
Maryland, will commence on tba tir.t Tuesday, (ilk day of
Jwaa arat
Firit day, Tuaeday?Joekay Clob Pari* $700 thre* mil*
h**ti
8am* day?9w*?pitikea for 3 ycarnldi. mile heat*?$300
?uhicrlption, half forfeit: th* Clan to (tire $?**?. if tw* or
Burl itart. rilled with the following entries:? Wm. H. Gib
bona namaa h f. Phil*, hy Mariner, out of Cai?aadra;Thomai
W ittrn nnm?a ch f by Imp Glonco*. dam by U*doc; P. 9.
F >wler names b ?. Territier, by Imp. Sovereign, out of Jan*
Mltohell Alio Col. Geerte Glasmork'i gr e. I.lttle Arthur,
by Imp. Clenroe, nnt of lilne llnnnota: Col. Calrin Green
n&mei b f. by Imp. Ainderby,out of Prtuceie Ann; U. W. Dll
lahnnt nam*a oh. *. by Imp. Qlenooo, out of Muaadora by
Madoe.
Second day? We Jnoiday?J ockey Clmb Pa-ar $800, two mil*
b*ati.
Same day?Swaepatakea for all age*?MOO aabaoriptioa,
half forfeit, mile beata: th* Clnb to aire $300, if two or more
itart:?Col. Calvin Greer, namra b. c. by Epailon, out of
Nanny Kellum, 4 yean; W. H Gthbo- a names b. f. Mia* Mat
tU. by 1'mpire, out of Emily Giant worth. * yenra; R P.
Field name* b. c. Wild Irishman, by Imp. Gleucoe. dam by
Medoc, 3 )*sn; A J. Mil er nawea oh. i. Blond*, by Imp.
GI*n*o?, dam by Wagnor, 4 y<-ara; G. W. Dillahunt namea
ch. e. Garret Davli, by Glenoo*, 4ycara; alto, h. f Madonna,
by Imp. lorkabire, dam by Imp Glenoo*, 4 year*
Third day?Thuriday ? Jockiy Club Pura* $300 mil*
heat*.
Same day?Swiepitnkei for 4 year old*?$i00 anbaorlption,
$>00 forft, 2 mile heat*. Clnb to give $009 if two or raor* atart.
A. J. Miner name* ch. f. Blond* by Imp Glenco*. dam by
Wagner; R. P Field namra b. e. Wild Irishmen, hy Imp.
Glenoo*. dam by Medoc; G. W. liillaliunt name* oh o.
Davl* Garret, by Imp. Glcneoe; Cel. M. R. Singleton name*
ch. f. RUen Irani.
Fourth Day?Friday?Jockey Club parti $1,000, four mile
bent*.
* Sam* day?Sweepitake* for thre* year oldi, two mil*
heete?$300 lubeoription. $100 forfeit; Club to give $VX), if
tw* or more itart; Col Calvin Green name* b. f. by Imp.
Ainderby. ont uf b. Princeai Ann; P. 9. Fowler name*
Peleg Blakely'i b. o. Terriier, by Imp. 9ov*reign. out of
Jaa* Mitchell; alio. gr. e Little Arthur, hy Imp Glenoo*,
?ut of Bin* Bonnet*; Ihoma* Wittin nameich. f. by Imp.
GI*noo*. dam hy Mcdo*.
Fifth Da*?Saturday?Jookey Clnb purl* $400, mil* h*at?,
beet three in fiv*.
8am* day?9wcep*takei for all ag**, a lingle heat of
thr*? miloi; four year old* and over t* oarrv 100 lbi.
$300 inbacription; $100 forfait. Th* Club to giv* $3O0
$300, if two or moro itart. P. 9. Fowler nam** Col. T. B.
Golby'i ok. h. Highlander, hy Imp Glenoo*. oat of Caitiaat
by Imp. Monarch, hv*y*ari; R. P. Field nam** Little Fl*a,
by Gr*v laglmMiv* year*.
Th* f*ll*win! match*! are to com* off on th* (am* w**k:?
Col. Hare'* Zingauo* colt agalait Col Glaaioook'i Littl*
Arthur, for $J000, mil* heat*; Col. Watioa'i Fior*no*
againit C*1 Dillahaat'i Madonna, for $2,000. two mil* h*at*.
8. J. CARTER, Proprietor.
NEW TORK RACKS?NATIONAL COURSE.?THE
spring mseting over the National Court*, n*ar th? city
of N*w York, will oomnono* on Monday, Jua* 10. aad oon
tiau* tix days.
First Day?Monday?Club Part* $1,000, tw* nil* heats.
Second Day?Tuuday?Clnb Pur** $300, nil* h*ata.
Third Day?Wednesday?Club Pur**, $1,300, thr** nil*
beat*; twenty per cent to go t* tb* **oond beat bora*, if
more than two (tart.
Fourth Day?Taureday?Club Pur** $300, tail* heait, b*it
Sin 5.
Fifth Day?Friday?Club Pure* $300, for b**t*n bora**,
two mil* heat*.
Sixth Day?Saturday?Club Purt* $2 000, four nil* beat*;
twenty par cent to go io the ??ooad bait horie, if more than
two itart.
The following stake* are proposed:?
No. 1?Sweepstakes for all agei, a single heat of four
mile*; 4 yr. old* and orer to carry loOlhe. $300 su vscrlption,
K'lfk I C1 n V* 4 a aIu a ftA/lA ? ?* 4 ut A />A meiMK u t a a4 'i'rt ham
$2UU forfeit. Club to giv* $300, if two or more ?tart. To b*
run on Monday the liret day of the meeting.
No. 2?Sweepttakea for 3 yr. old*, mil* h?ata; $290 tub
icription, $1(0 forfeit. Club to air* $130, if tw* or more
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?tart. To b* run on Tuesday of the same week.
No 5-Sweepetake* for all age*, mil* bent*; $230 sub
aeription, $100 forfeit. Club to give $230, if two or mur?
?tart. To be run on Wednesday of the same week.
No. 4?Sweepetake* for 4 yr olds, two mile heat*; $300
il.eAalntlAA t?viul 4 ('Ink to ?<? o IF 4 oto n. mown
tnbecription $200 forfeit. Club to giv* $300, if two or mora
start. To be run on 1 hursday of the raoe week.
No. 5?Sweepatake* for 3 yr. olds, two mile heats; $300
subscription, $200 forfeit. Clue to give $300, if two or mor*
start. To be run on Friday of same week
The foregoing stakes to close the tint day of J on*. Thro*
or more to make a race. Nominations to be make ta 8. J.
Carter, 88 Prinoe street. New York. 8. J. C'AKTKK A CO.
UNION COURSE. L. I.?TROTTING.?THE TROT WAS
to come off April 18. Postponed uutil May 1, at 3 P. M.
Purse and stake $230?mile beats, bast three in live, to har
ness H Woodrnff names r. m. Lady Franklin; D PUfer
r limes b. g. Joe Husted; B. hnckland names h g. Pos*y.
Stages leave Williamsburg hourly from etch ferry.
JOHN I. SNK11IKER, Propriotor.
UNION COURSE, L. I.?TROTTING, TUESDAY, MAY
2. at 3 P. M. Pnrte and stake, $300, mile heat*, best
three in tive in harness. C. Carl eaters, s. m Miller's
Damsel; II. Woodruff namos b m. Lady Collins; D. Pilfer
names b. g. Joo limited; B. Birsley, names hr. g Poney.
Stages leave the Williamthurg ferric* hourly during the
day for the courae. JOHN I. SXED1KER. Proprietor.
FINANCIAL.
&onn nnn ?first class railroad securi.
tpAivrl/.UUl/. ties art offered for sale, either li whole
or in lots to suit purchase, so as to not nine per cent on
jnves ment. Communications addressed to the i ubsc-iher,
at -International lintel. Broadway, New York, within a
fortnight, wiU be responded to with particular*.
H. H. GOODMAN. Ciuoiniati.
47^ nnn ~CASH ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS,
?f I watohss, jewelry, sugars, pianofortes,
merchandise, and personal property generally (or the saras
bought for cash.) en liberal and ooutidentlnl ter.ns, at the
Real Ertate and Loan Ageney, 83 Nassau street, over the
diuii g saloon.
nnnT0 loan-on diamonds, watches,
NPtJVf.Vv'U jewelry, Ac., or bought for cash Good
eity stocks, notes, bonds and mortgages, and bills of en
.'banse negotiated. All business confidential. Apply at the
watch Importing and loan office, lOi Nassau street earner of
Ann, room No.l THOMPSON A CO.
Great hessian state loan of ?c,7m,ooo, to be
reimbursed with $16,688,.110; or ?2,400,000 sterling.?
This loan is guaranteed by the gorernment, and contracted
by tho eminent banking house of Messrs. M. A. Von Roths
ohi'd A Eons, in Frankfort on-the-Main. The foUstadnw
OrAiAtduOiW J?". '.Yibtr; ewbi 84.1SW, fSlor fil.tXXT IWof JI.OUU,
and 1J-T) of $1.0)i0. The smallest is $66. The next drawing
will take place in June, 18M 1 he price ef the shares is as
fellows: 1 share for ?1 sterling, 0 shuns fer ?5. 13 shares
for ?10, 30shares for ?20. 66 shares for ?40, and 137 shares
fur ?84). Remittances cau he made in Amerldan notes of $6
or ?1 bank notes, bills or drafts on Europe, Ae. Each share
holder will receive tho prospectus, with full particulars;
and. after the drawing, the list of the successful numbers,
which will also be publl-had In ths loading Journals.^The
dividends will he paid, in cash, at Frankfort on-the-Main,
Paris, London, New York, or any oily ii the world. Apply,
without delay, to Messrs. J A. 8CHWARTZ9CHILD A
SONS, hankers, Frankfort on-the Main Germany; or their
house, Messrs. A. SCHWARTZSCHILD A CO.. No. 26
Lombard atreet, London. Kemiit uces which arrive too
late will he rcturued to tho sender; or, If he desires it,
shares in the next distribution will he forwarded Banking
business in England and Enropo transacted. Also, all or
ders for merchandise oarelnllj attended to.
TNTERF.ST ON CITY STOCKS.-THE INTEREST ON
_L the public stocks of the city of New fork, duo and pay
ay 1. 1864 will be paid on that day by f. W. Edmonds.
a'de May L. _ .
k'.sq . Chamberlain of the eity, at tbe Mechanics' Rank, 33
Vail street. The transfer books will bs closed Tuesday,
April 11, at 8 o'clock P. M. For the convenience of stock
holders, transfers will bo permitted during the period the
books remain closed, to take effect May 1. 1864.
New 1 ork. April 7, 1864. A. C. FLAGO. Comptroller.
Money at 2?9 broadway.?cash advances
made on morehaudise, juwclry, silver ware, watehes,
>ther pro * """
diamonds, pisnoe, or any other property; also the above
bought for cash Business conttdc-.illal. 289 Broadway, up
stairs, from 9 to 6 o'clock. The highest prioes paid in cash.
Monet.-cash advances made on diamonds,
watches, jewolry, silverware, valuables, and personal
property generally, or nought for cash R. WOOD. C9 Fal
len strict, second floor, front room, from 8 to A P. M. Splen
did oil paintings for rale obeap.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANT,
April in. Ih.'i4?The President and direotors have this
day declared n dividend of five per cent on the capital stock
of the company, for the six months ending 1st February
last, payable to the stockholders on and after Monday, 1st
May next The transfer book will be closed from the 26th
inst. until that date. By order,
C L. EVERTTT, Secretary.
TEWrOHARV LOANS WILL HE RECEIVED AT TUB
Cor ptroller'i Office No 5 IIalI of *eiorda, in mini oi
not 'ess then ono thousand dollars, for wl.lch revonoe hondi
of the city irill bo issued, boarisg interest nt six pot con*.,
and payable in six, nine, or tvolve montha.
A. C. FLAQO, Comptroller.
Comptroller'* Office Now York, April 25, 1A54.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING.
CASH BUYERS OF STRAW GOODS ARE SOLICITED
to examine an extensive atook of atraw bonneta, Ac.,
anionic which are 100 cases ladfoe' and misses' atraw bon
net*. 100 do. ladles' and miasea' laeo bonnet*, AO do. ladle*'
Dunatable do., 7U do. ladlas'split itraw do , 10 do ladiea'
anper Leghorn do., which, together with a general atocko'
bonneta. ribbons, and flower*, will be aold low for oaah, by
HOMER A KETCI1UH, 04 and 66 John etreet, oornor or
William. New York.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
VTOTICE.?FROM THIS DATf MR. EDWARD WEO
J.N MANN ia admitted ae partner in onr Arm.
_ May lat. 1WS4. A. C. ROSSIRE A CO.
Notice?the copartnership heretofore
exiating between Win. White and Andrew Darr, at No.
110 Canal street, nndor the firm of Wm. WhlteACo., 1* tbia
dav dissolved by mntnal oonaent. The bnaineaa of aaid firm
will be settled by either party. The bnaiaesa will be con
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tinned by A. Barr at 316 Fnlton street, Brooklyn.
WM. WHITE, 10 Irviogplaoe, Hoboken, in. T.
ANDREW BARR, 316 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
PARTNER 'WANTED.?A GENTLEMAN IN WASH
ington City, who possesses an extensive and rare eollee
tina of articles of rirtn, the result of many years asaidnou*
labor, both in Europe and this country. and is now deslron*
of parting with tbem at moderate rates, wishes to find a
partmr capable of atteading and aeeiatingin the sale of
the** article*. He propoaei opening, in Washington, a
?tore, rnneh wanted in thia growing city, in whtoh may be
fonad paintings, engravings, hronae atatnea, rare ancient
book*, minerals, (holla, medal*, coin*, and other articles of
test*. All the above objects are embraced ja hi* own eolleo
tiaa, and hi* antiquarian knowledge.Itogether with hi* ex
; tensive foreign acquaintance, wonld greatly facilitate this
1 undertaking and the fntare aoqnitltlon of rare ohjeoteof art
| of all oonntrlei. For any person who desires to establish
him a* f in the Capital of tte United States, with a soientiflo
I aim this wonld he an excellent opportunity. Address D. E.
G., Poet Office, Washington, D. C., port paid.
WANTED-A PARTNER, WITH $1,000 or $2,000, TO
join the advertiser in the floor, feed and bay business,
in n good location in Brooklyn. To a man who can take the
entire charge of the boalneie at the store, this offer* a good
npportuaity. For furthor particular* address Fted Store,
Herald office, for two days.
REMOVALS.
Removal or the oyster market.?on the
first of May next, tho oTiter dealer*, now looatad bo
twcon Fnlton and Tomj atrceta, will rtmov* their boeinese
to tho illy betwoon Spring and Canal atreeta. North rlror.
KIMOVAL.-DR. J. R. CHILTON RESPECTFULLY
inform* tho public that bo haa removed from Chamber*
atroot to 93 Trine* atroet.eorndr af Mcroer,where ho ha* fitted
? up an oitonoiT* laboratory and ohemieal warorooma. Having
| iaereaoed facllltlea for performing analyoia of ore*.mineral*,
mineral water*, eommarelal nrtlolaa, Ac.. Ao., ho hope* to
receive tho patronage of the pabllc, which ha ha* *o long ?a
i joyed. A foil aaoortmont of chomloal apparatn* and ohemi
cal preparation* eonatantly for oal*.
Removal-new jerset franklinitf. com pa
njr hare removod their tranifer oflle* to 2d William at.
Tm RUSPF.S?REMOVAL.?ON THE FIRST OF MAT
I next, tho llnll'a True* oflle* will be removed from d
Veaey to MS Whit* atreet, aix door* weat of Broadway.
I'arlora for ladle* ard gentlemen under oharg* of mal* and
female attendant*. Butler'a patent pad* applied.
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EST A BERLIN HAVE REMOVED TO THEIK
a?w manufactory, N*. U9 WUUMl
M1SCKLT. V*Kor S.
CI,ARK 8 PATENT FLOCKING MILL?NOW ON FX
hibi'lon r.t the Barltw Railroad dcp,.t, room US, is tha
yrry l'??t flouring mill in the world, mid the pvtrnt right
offer* tv? bast chant* to b? found for a speculation. Call
and ??? It.
CP KB OF COUN8?BY MADAME UERIIARD, NO.
ll'T Jtowrry, east side, fc tv en llr>om> and Dolaaeey
streets. Marin mo H. respceltully inform* the puMio that
eha hat reduced hrr price, in order to enable every one to l,e
free from pair, and feel* confident in promlsin- rlitt the will
r. niove curna. hnulont, nail* grown In the lieah, At without
ranting the lra>t pain or inconvenience. P. rsons can I a
a 11 coded to at hone, 01 at Mndame 11 'a rtshloncs, from 2
until 6 o'clock P. M.
DON'T READ THIS.? CASII PAID FOR OLD M RIT
lag liookt. o'd writing pa (or old echool look*; old
tracta, ticket*, card* and handbills oi l n?wspapera and
waste paper of every mentioaalrie description. at 'Ji and 27
Ann street, in the basement.
Desks, disks, desks?double and simile
black walnut and mahogany desks, ail sorts and sizes
of fitting desks, olTlee chairs and cushions, stools of every
tire, ofhee tahies from 3 to 1U fset long, may be fonnd at the
ollioe furnltnre store 06 Ana street
CNOLD LEAF- GOLD LEAF.?JOHN DEAN, THE
T goldbeater Is not dead: he still lirss, and brats his
celebrated burnish anj edge leaf, which oan be had at hie
agent'a, Mr. Stidolph, Gilder, S4 Leonard street, at ths low
est caah price. JOHN DEAN.
GAS FIXTURES-TWO SPLENDID GOLD BRONZED
chandeliers, with six burners sud one hail pendant,
fur eals, at 161 Itearv atreet, Brooklyn.
GUANO FOR SALE?IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHAS
ere. by the anheoriber, R. W. CAMEKO k, 116 Wall
street, near Brooklyn ferry.
Lord & tatlor now offer tor bali th*ir
latest tmpertattoms of earpetinge. oil cloths. As., royal
velvets. Mnsadoi. A Ami asters Anbnseona, English tapestry,
Brussels. Ac. Ladies would do well before purohasing, to
compare their prioes with those of other establishment!.
LORD A TAYLOR. Grand street, earner of Chrystla.
Manufactory ofoilt mouldinos.-rbquilr,
WEYER A HERMANN, 467 Broadway, antraaee U
Broome atreet.
1W PAPER HANOINOS.?THOMAl JO NBA, M
Grand, oorner Suffolk street, New York, raanuflsutarat
and importer of paper hanging*. U eonetantly receiving afl
the new rartetiee of wall paper* and daaoratlnns from th*
moat amiaant mnnnfaotnrara In Baraga, with th* btit styla*
of Americaa prodoatioam?saah aa fmitatiaa at marblaa,
waodt, and frnaeo atylas at painting for prirata raaidenan*.
hotel*. pablia buildings, banking honaaa, offices, Ao.?at
prieaa that will defy competitioa. Ths heat paper hanger*
are em ploy ad. All werk warranted
N:
PLATED TEA URN TAPS.?A PULL SUPPLY OP
tk* above article*, luitabl* for Dtkm of uru, wa
tor coolere and fountain*. Wot aula at reduced prioei, by
SMITH, YOCNO A CO., No*. 2 amd 4 Maiden Ian*.
REFLATING.?OLD WAR! REFLATED EQUAL TO
aow aad warraatod, fla: apeon*. fork*, uaatort, oak*
basket*, traje. hraaa itair rod*, aad all metal artiolaa. Bead
ordara in th* Silver Plating Faetory, 113 Coatr* street. neac
Uraad Mr Mi.
CHOW CASES?HOFFMAN A PERESH'S SnOWCASD
O war*room. 47 Bowery, near Walkar atroat. Ca*e*
made la every elyle?diver plated and braai, roeewood, ma
hojany, Ae. N. B.?Old eaaea taken In exchange.
SHOW CASES.?SCIIMITT A BROTHER, NO. 16 NORTH
William, near Chatham atrMt, manufacture all kind*
of ihoweaae*. Order* ar* promptly executed; old ihow
care* taken la exchange. A great variety of (how eaaai, In
cluding diver plated and German diver, alway* on band.
TnE REMOVAL OP THE INFANT FREDERICK'S
boot* from No. 2 "waa courloua," and itlll more "oonri ?
one" to receive inch a "oonrion*" pair in their Mead ae we
received thi* day, from "Mr*. Canriou*,' at No. 2 Dey ?treet.
TO SHOE DEALERS.?WM. H. KOMAIN BEOS TO
?tate that he manufactures and hai conetantly on hand
the largent and beet aceortment of eonper nailed and cawed
bbo< >, and Invite* incpection thereof, in Iota to suit pur
nlineor*. 122 Sheriff etreet. rear near lloueton etreet
TO GAS FITTERS.?ESTIMATES FOR PLACING GAS
fixture* in Hellovn* Hoepital, foot of Twenty-eixth
?treet,. E. R , will ho roceived at the offioo of the Governor
of the Almshouse, Rotunda, Park, until 3 o'clock P. M., of
the second day or May next. Application must ba made to
the Warden, at the Hoepital, on any day (exoept Sunday)
until that time of whom all neceeeary information oan be
obtained fer estimating for the work.
THE BEST CORN AND PLASTER DRILL EXTANT
can l<e aeen nt the oflloe eftbe Soieatllio Amerioan, 128
Fulton (treet, for one week, where the addren of the p?
teutco J. Graham Macfarlaae, now in New York, will he
left. Patent dated 14th of March, ISM. State and oounty
rig ht* for sale on liberal terma.
Tub four medals.?
The World'* Pair in London,
Our Institute here.
Unolo Sam'* Cryetal Pain. *,
And Belgium, appear,
To hear witneea for Lyon?
Who** Powder end PU1
All inBcote, *11 vermin
lnfallil.lv kill I
Sec the uatlonal medal*?
'Twa* son. thing hefor*
To obtain ouo eueh emblem,
But Lyon he* four
fewnre of counterfeit*. See that LYON'S ilgnatnre la on
the label. Principal depot, 424 Broadway; branch depot, Si
Do. k etreet Philadelphia. 24 cent* per ffaek or box.
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TrU .UUU lighter, Unci* True and Little G*rty.?Wo
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great Amerioan romance, one of the most farolnatitig and
elegantly written volumee ever lamed from th* Amerioan
preer. tide U the untvereal testimony of render* aid ro
vieworr, Ea-t, West. North and South. Th* immence de
mend continue* without abatement. JOHN P. JEWE1T
A CO , publishers, Curnhill, Boston. For *ale by all book
er llera.
5on ?rd?r? to
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H
ISTORICAL NOVEL.? "THE PORTRAIT OF ELIZA,
and tbo Mysteries of a Mole," by Delgado The
novel to intended to portray net not in fashionable life of an
Interesting oharaoter. All who are deeironi of snhacribing
can do 10 by calling at the office of El Mulato, 80 Canal
? trcet, eorner of Broadway, np etaira.
SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, THE ORGAN OF MODERN '
e| irittu limi in America, commences iti third volume,
Nay 6, 1864, aad will bo issusd weekly an heretofore. Those
desirous of learning the facte and philosophy of epiritual
intercourse, will find tbie paper oontaine the latest, fnlloet
and meet authentic information, embracing thle whole sub
ject, of any publication extant. Price $2 por annum, paya
ble in advance. Half yoarly subscriptions will he received.
Specimen numbers sent free. Address Partridge A Ilrittan,
Spiritual liookstore, 300 Broadway. *
TO TIIE LADIES?THE SUBSCRIBER RESPICT
fullv begs to annonnoe that .his Hagasin do Modal,
Tarts. Hue de la Paix, has been enlarged by a hranoh in
tills city No ENS Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Ho
tel; be calls their particular attenti n to the largest and
most extensive assortment of an outire n?w stylo of bon
nets, caps, headdresses, and novelties, ever imported. La
dles nre most reyjectfnlly invited to examine the estab
lishment, and he flatters himself that this assortment will
he considered as one of the most rich nnd eloi-ant in this
great metropolis. The show rooms will ho open for visiters
on Thursday next. May the 4th. A splendid assortment of
mourning bonnets and caps will also he offered. MAISOM
I)E VOS, Paris: New York, 585 Broadway, opposite'the
Metropolitan Hotel.
The great work or tof. time.?now pcblish
cd?Professor Wciss's groat history of t
__ __ iy of tho French Pro
tcitnnt Refugees, (Di'nor. inn of tbe llu ;uenots.) with an
American appendix. In two volumos. 12mo. Prioo $2 50.
1 he immediate popularity thia profoundly interoating work
has acquired with ail class"", irsnros for it a more univer
ael perusal than ur,v historical contribution of onr timo.
The moat eminent divines anil sahulars have commendod this
thrilling narrative in the mod rapturous terms, while with
one voice ail the leading religions and secular journal! have
pronounced it unqualifiedly the most rare oontrihntinn mado
to historical literatoro in onr day; and predict for it a po
pnlar celebrity as lasting as that riven to the 'History of
th* Information," to which in "spirit and treatment it
bears such strong r semblance " We snbjoin a few extracts
from American cleguytnen of all denominations:?
From Rev. Dr. Goorge B. Cheever.
The history of Professor Weiss is tr ly valnabls. The vo
lumes arc in every way Instructive and Important.
From Kev. Dr. Thomas De Witt.
I esteem these volumes as among the most valnahlo of the
present d?y, end I doubt not they will make a iiko impres
sion cn the pnbiic mind, and command a large patronage.
From Rev. Dr. Gardin*r Spring.
Tbe fact" are well arranged, and the work is no less val
uable for the principles it illnstrates than for tbe facts by
which tbey are illustrated.
From Kev. Dr. II. A. Doardman, Philadelphia,
The work is evidently the fruit of great research, and is
vivacity
written with candor, vivacity and courage.
From Rev. Dr. llenry V. D. Johns, Bnltimore.
The plan of tho history will oommend it. not only to the
clergy, but the laymen of onr country?to the statesman,
the scholar, the aitiiau, and the friends of human progress.
From the Rev. I>r. Alex. Digby Campbell. Montreal.
It would be something bordering on presumption forme
to attempt to add any commendation after the sanotion of
such mca as Merle, D'Anbigne Ouliot and Mlgnet.
From Rev. Dr. N. Murray, N. J.
It is candid, learned, moderate: ami, from tbe beginning
to the end, tho narrative ia sustained with an ability ana
vivacity wliioh excite in the mind of the reader the most
intense interest. The work of Weiss Is a book " for tbe
times."
From Rev Dr. Loonard Bacon, Conn.
One great merit of the author Is, that hs rises above tbe
level of mere partisanship: and while he doee not compro
mise his sympathies with the oppressed, he writes more aa
a hiatorian than as a Huguenot.
From Professor Wayland.
No American oitlsen should be ignorant of Ita contents.
Tbe book is eminently one for the present times, and onght
to be In every library.
ontvioNi or 1.KADIN0 roun-i ai.s.
From Blaekwood'a Magaslne. *
It it a valnable addition to th? political and religious his
tory of an important period, and as such It will be prised
by future historians. It wil' become a favorite companion
to D'Anbigne's History of the Reformation.
From the New York Quarterly Review.
A production of equal interest and value to the stndent
of htstorv. and to the general reader. It fills an important
place in ths colonial history of tbe country.
From the Episcopal Reoorder.
The work Itself is admirably translated, and as an origi
nal work ranks with D'Anbigna's Reformation in the list
of Protestant history.
From Putnam's Magazine.
One of the most acceptable additions made to onr cur
rent literature. The history has already become amons in
Europe.
From the New York Observer.
This admirable work has justly commanded Immediate at
tention. and lta popularity aaa graphic history will be more
widely extended aa its merits become known.
From the National Magaaiae.
The volume* are invaluable to the historical stndent,
soul stirring to the Christian reader, sad deeply Interesting
to the lovers of romance. It will take lta plaea among onr
standard book*.
From tb* New York Evangalist.
| It relates to on* of the moat stirring and teaching seg
ments of the whole circle of French history; and la exeented
with aa impartiality sympathy, and learning that leaves
j nothing mors to be desired.
From the New York Cornier and Enqairer.
The work is written In a very graphic style, and the trani
... a liar folic"'
latlon baa been made with peculiar felicity. The publishers
have spared no pains to give It every attraction. It la sin
gnlariy adapjted to take, a strong hold on the popular mind.
From th* New York Evening Post
It will take Its place beside the smocesatel history of
ta | nsgHSgk
D'Anbigne, to which, In spirit and trsatmentTfi bears sotne
resemblance No American needs to be reminded of the
value of each a r#e<?d.
From the New York Daily Ttmsf.
This work la worthy th* fame It has aequired. It is a
work that will aver b* dear to the Inmost heart of Protes
tantism. Prof. Weiss, as a writer of history, will rank with
tba highest names
?mKmh
IINOER A TOWN8END, 22J Broadway,
ihe principal bookseller. >. B ?Ageats
I thia grsat work in every aeotlon of the
Published by STRINGER ,
and for sal* by all the i
wasted to oireulatu thL J I
country. Attractive cirenlara will be furnished, contain
ing testimonials from tb* most emiusat divines had asbelars,
Its t
With
opinion* ?I tk? leading Journal*.
AJH'SEjre\TS.
Broadwat ttiiatre.-e a. Marshall, sole
I >?<??(? ? Door* op?n at 7 o'clock, to eomnieuc* >t 7J?
Monday evening May I, will I s performed
SHANDY MAGUIKE.
Rbandy Magulre Mr IMrnov Wil tarn*
Doouan Mr Pop? I Morv Ur? Nagle
Cantwell Mr. Howard | Nancy Mr?. Pick
Fancy Dane* Mlae Prick
in and out or PI.ti e
Jf tulraa Sararappe Mr*. Harney William*
h.ARNEY. THE BAR<>M
Barney O'Toole Mr Harney William*
Blumrnttial... .Mr Sanford I I.ady Matilda ... Mr*. Kiak
l'lutfukvlg... . Mr. Matbewa | Editli Mr* N'aglo
WALLACE'S THEATRE, BROADWAY. NEAR
llmotn* rtrerI ?Door* npe? at 7: to com mean* at 7V
Monday evening. May I. will be performed
PRISON AND PALACE.
Sehnraloif... Mr. Thompson I Drakau Mr Phillip*
Romanoff Mr. Lc*t?r I E!i?ah*th Mra. C >n*??y
Striivukack... Mr. Koynolda I Kendora Mr*. Stopheu*
IIEAK13 AT FAULT.
Sparrow Mr Blake I l.ady Lurewel! ...Mre. Hoey
Mr. Vincent Mlw* Porn Mra. Stephen*
Ca| t Hawk* At I,*?ter | M ile Petiipa*. .Mr*. Phillip*
FORTUNE'S FROLIC!
Rooghl.ead. ..Mr. Thomson | Rattle llr Reynold*
Snack*. . . .Mr. CLippendale | i oily Mra. Waloot
The original gf-orge ciiristt a wood-s min
atrela, No. 4A4 Broadway, purforu ovory ereaieL
Ticket!, 28 centa.
Door* op*n at 7; commence at 8 o'clock.
Till* company ha* n* connection with auy other.
H. WOOD, Bntinere Manager.
GEORGE CHRISTY, Stage Manager.
The *ntortainB*nt to conclude with .
NEW OPERATIC BURLETTA-UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
Unolo Tom S. A. Well*
Topey Qeorge Chrirty
Era IJttia Annie Kneaa*
A I'itn.--George Cbriety, well known for tko laat twelve
year* in connection with Ethiopian Mlmtrnliy, take* thl?
method of informing the publio that ho bn* formed aoepart
neiebip with Mr. Il. nrg Wood, of Miustrol Ball, No di*
Broadway, at which place ho will npj?ar^Te^yj^e*U^
ST. NICHOLAS EXHIBITION ROOM, 4<U BROAD
way ou the blook with the St. Niohola* Hotel. Open
every nlpbt. White'* Sertnador*. the moat mirthful Ethio
pian Troapa in vh* world. Door* open at 7; to commence
at H Admiaeion 28 cant*. Grand nfteruoon performance
every Wednesday and Saturday, commencing at 3 o'clock.
C. WHITE. Proprietor.
MJULLIEK'S
FAREWELL CONCERTS.
1'rnTioai to hli departure
rot a v a o p a ,
FOR TEN NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing
Hobday, May IS
CASTLE GARDEN.
PAUL JULIBN WILL GIVE A GRAND CONCERT,
IB AID or THI
NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND,
Ar tub Tabbbb aci.c,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 3,
Aeeiited by
M'ME WALLACE ROUCHELLE;
M'LLB BEIIEREND,
MR. NASH,
MR. COBURN,
MR. BRISTOW,
With full Oroheetre.
Ticket! to to bad at Hall A Soa's, 230 Broadway: Jollio'i,
3(0 Br< adway; and other maaie atorea, at the principal
hotel!, of the Board of Trnateea, the member! of the Fire
Department, and at the Tabernacle during the d?y anil
evening.
pickets JO oonta
Extra advertisement.?Wallace's theatre.
A continued succession of
NEW PIECES
Great sucoess of Mr Frederick Watson's original comedy
VIVA UTQ IT Villi T ?
of HEARTS AT FAULT.
Monday, 1st Mar, (fourth time.)
HEARTS AT FAULT.
W ith iti fine oaat
With the highly popular and new oomedy of
PRISON AND PALACE.
AND
FORTUNE'S FROLIC.
Tuesday, 2d.
A GOOD FELLOW.
HEARTS AT FAULT,
AND
THE REVIEW.
Wednesday, Tiiuiianav. and Friday,
HEARTS AT FAULT,
And other anUrtainmente.
An entirely now drama, railed
MARRIED UN MARRIED,
Will be produced in the oonrse of the week.
MR. WALLACE
Will make hi* flr?t appearance thia aeaaon
On Monday, TKi 8th May.
Shakrpeare'a exoniallo playa,
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING,
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE, and
AS YOU LIKE IT,
Are being prepared for repreaentation with indiite ears and
coat. DHisaaa and iccnbiy all n?w.
Other noveltiea art alio in active preparation.
Box book open.
LANDINO OF THE PILGRIM FATHERS ON THE
coaat of America, 1(120?WILLIAMS, STEVENS.
WILLIAMS A CO., printaellera and publishers, 353 Broad
way. have much pleasure in announcing that on and aftw
tir? let of May they will exhibit, in connection with tho pub
lioation of a auperior engraving therefrom, the adml
rable painting, by Charlea Luoy, Esq., reproaenting the
Landing of the Pilgrims. The engraving i> already in an
advanced state of progress, and a line etching will ha on
view at aama time. GaTleriea of art, 362 Broadway.
M
R AND MRS. J. W. FLORENCE, IN THE OPINION
of the heat critiaa. are the greateat Iriah and Yankee
performera living. Having juat oonclnded immense engage
ments in Rochester, will appear on Monday evening, May
28, in the city of Troy. They have played Immense engage
ments in Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Cleveland,
Chicago, Cincinnati. Louisville, Buffalo, Detroit, Ac.. Ac,,
and will return to Now York on or about tho mlddla of May
to meruit for a few weeks, preparatory to commencing their
summer and fall tour. These yonag Amerioan artists are
fast gsiiungj reputation in tbeir^respeotive rolaa. Tkay have
line living.
Great inducements.
EMINENT SUCCESS OF
WATEKHUKY'S BRILLIANT
TABLEAUX OF AMERICAN
HISTORY.
{600,000 Worth of Property Given Away !
Gift Tioket engraved on bank note paper, giving two ad
miseiona and one share, only rirrv cents.
Oflloe open from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M., and from 7 to 9 P. M.
ST. NICHOLAS EXHIBITION ROOM, 4911 BROADWAY.
? Benefit of the Widowa and Orphans of the Snfforera of
the late Fire at 231 Broadway.---Tho manager moot raspe -t
fnlly inform a the pnhlio that tlo proceeds of Saturday
evening next, May 6, will be appropriated towards the
relief of tlioao distressed by the above calamity.
CUAS. WHITE, Propriator.
A GREAT NATURAL CURIOSITY IS NOW EXHIB
iting at the Manhattan House, under the direction of
the world renowned Mr. M. S. Phillips, alike celebrated for
his great learning and acumen. It oonaista of the fossil
remains of a nondescript, discorered is Russia, and sent by
the Csar to this country.
Theatrical notice-letters, etc., directed
to R/lert Jones late Stage Managor of the Howard.
Boston, will reach him by being addressed to the care of C.
T. Parsloe, Theatrical Agent, Burton's Theatre, New York.
PROPOSALS.
TO BUILDERS.?SFALED PROPOSALS WILL BR R*
eoiv?d until 12 o'clock, M of Tuesday th.i second day
of May nait, 1854 for furnishing material* an ) dolnx tb?
w--rk ucoeaaary for the eruotion and completion of a nor
acbool building, on Hfti lirat afreet. naar Lexington ?'?
nne, in tho Nineteenth ward. Separate propoxate will ><
received for the ma- woik and materUla, nnd aiao lor thi
carpenter a work and inat.oriala A MJdoi may inaddili' i
rropoee for the whole 1 >?? said work lo be completed .,r r
he building ready for oraujpa*'ion on or before tlie tlfte-t'
day of September, l->M Eneh proposal inuat n-aoi.
panied with the written oonaent or two bouaoboldet.
freeholders to become so-i.rity in the aum of Hve the*
dollar" eaoh for the party p-opoainy, and a.ao an aiBd ?
taken before a Comniiaaioier of Deods that 'he pari
signing the earn" are worth double the amount of so
curity Suoli aoaled pripoanle aro to he endorsed " Hi
sala for Nineteenth Ward Sehool.'1 and ahull he dnpo
in a closo and aafe box prepared for the purpose ajd i
in the uiule department of ward echo*: No 11, on fifty <
?treat and (.exiiigton aeenna The pla..* and eli ration- ?.
he aeon at the ?f7iee of T K Jaeka-n arohlteet 2JV Hn a
way, of whom apeoifleationa can be procured. Thnv ma
alto he had of Tboa. MoSpedea 2ft l'!n? atreet, John ? i, -?
corner of Third aveuuo and Forty aecond atreet at '>
atore of Pinckney A Uonlton, Corner of Third avenut a <
Forty-ninth atreet, and of Denote Mcfarty Ei,' ty wr.. .
atteet, Yorkelllo. The achool oflieera ree-vo the sigh- ts
reject any bid not deemed by them for 'he publi tiut-rtsa
JOHN D. IIOFT, )
STEPHEN M. DREW. J mniMin.
DENNIS McCAKTY, $ Commit on.
JOHN EAGAN. J
By order of the Hoard of Sehool Officer*.
New York. April 18, 1864.
TO CONTRACTORS.?SF. A LED PROPOSALS FN
dor.id "proposal for twelre inch trench," will he re
ceired at the office of the Oroton A'ined jet Depa tmer.t
uatil Monday, May 8 1KNI at 12 o'clock 11., at which houj
tbey will he opened, foe the excaration, hack flllinx rorn
minx, re xraoinx and re maoada nlain* or repa-inxif*
trench for a line of two re in-b water pipea. in Broadway
from Fifty fourth to Seyenty aecond atreet, in lenxth about
6,OtX) feet Tho trench le to be dn-t in auch part of aaid atreet
aa the Water Purveyor may determine, of the following
dimenaiona : The width at top ia to be Arc feet, at bottom
three feet, the depth ia to he eeven feet; the aldea of ll.e
trench to be regularly aloped from top to bottom. Offset
trencbea of almilar d?nn na'ona, to be dug of auch longth and
at anob piacea ae the Water Purveyor may direct. Joint
helei to be dng at diataii'- a of eigh'and a half feet apart
and to fca of auoh dlmenai-.n- aa will admit of the oonvenirni
caulking of the pip?-e when laid Contractor* will bid a nrioe
per ruaniag foot for the ' r-ueh (the olfaet treachea will b?
meaaured aa trench,) whirl i> to Iti'-lade all the expense o<
uxrayatinn, whether rock or oth-rwiee ; the expense of dig
glng the joint holee. a- d katfiai the tr-nch free fr-.m watoi
and cayea, until the pipra are iijd ai.d caulked; alao, tht
bark Idling and tUUhl la lavera of oioe irohea. after th'
pipee are laid ; the removal ot' a 1 roek and roek blaaWng'
from the trench, and the furidahing ot good and wheieanm'
aarth. when required for the re idling of the trnnoh, in place
of the rock and rook blasiluga romored ; the re grading aid
re-paying or re macaoamiitng of the trench, cleaning uaand
remoTil of all anrpla* materta'e from the atreet, and the
keeping of ao mnoh of the carriageway aa may be diatnrbad
by the excavation of the trench In good repair for three
moathe from the date of the flnal complettoa of the work
aforetaid. Tba oontraet (a blank form of whlah can be (una
at thia office,) will be made in conformity with the Corpora
tion ordinanoea. and will aoataia a proriaioa authorising
thia board to retain ten per oeat of the contract money* for
a period of three montha from the date of the oerttfloate of
the final completion of the work, er until theclauae relative
to the repaira to the carriageway ahall hare been complied
with. The propoeala for the abore work mnat be made la
conformity with the requirements of the Corporation ordt
nancea. Blank forma'may be obtained at thia oilloa. The
time allowed for the coaipletion of the abore work ia ninety
daya, and a penalty of tea dnilare per day will he exacted
for each day the time allowed la exceeded The work to be
done to the eatiafartion of the Water Purveyor, or aaeh
other peraon or poraone at thia hoard may appoint. Monthly
paymenta will be made proportionate to the amount of work
deae ; on each payment tm per cent will ba recurved aa
, before mentioned. The amount of aeenrity required for the
fnlthfnl performance of the whole work, le $2.<10S. Two sure
tiea will be rm-nired, and a blank form of tba bond caa he
aeen at thia office.
ELIAS L.SMITH
THRO. R. DEFOREST > Croton Aqnedaw*
A W. CRAVEN. S Board
Office of the Crete,n Aaacdaat Departmeat. April M 1KV
( LOTHISG, AC,
(TASTOFF CLOTniNG B20n0 WORTtf WANTED.
J The hlerheat caah price will be liberally given. In current
money, for large or email lota of good D/t off clothing. of
every dan riptloa Addreee throach po-,t er call on J A M K8
MOIIONKY, at hia aecond hand atore, N*. II Orauge atreet,
near Chatham.
MEN'S AND IH'.TS' CLOTH I NO AT WHOLESALE
and rttall, g' the lowe.t pritea.
J. v ANDhltBlLT, 81 Fulton atreet.
AMl'gK.nKWTH.
BTTHTONH THEATRE CHAMBERS street.?poors
open at 7: aur'aiu riaoa at 7X o'olook.
Hoi'lar evening, Ma; I. will ha t>*rfurtnod
I illK TKMftMT
Pruapor* Mr Piahar
Mr Buraon
Sicilian" "? Piaaiaa
Antonio Mr. Norton I Trlnrmlo.. Mr Johaaton
Alnnao Mr. Andrew* I Ferdinand Mr Jerdem
BcheaUaa Mr. Holmen I Console ..Mr. Moorn
Arii.l .. .Mra. C. B Hi I I Mlraada Miaa Raymond
Till AUTOMATON MAN. ? ?
Flower Mr Johnston I Mra. Bogus Mrs. Hourh
Bogus Mr Jordan | Mra. Fogrem Mra <?okn
BOW KRY THEATRE?PROPRIETOR AND MANAGE*,
I. P. Waldron; Stags Manager,* C. fftnrii. Tim*
n "tica.?The doore will open at 7; eurtaia riaoa at 7)4
I.oaar Tier of Hose*. SO cents, C Ppar liar, U aanta. Pit aaa4
Call, ry 11>X cents; Private Boxee, Eft; Seat* la Oroheatra
ttniA.. SI) centa; Seats in Privets Boxea, SO cent*.
Monday aaaaina May 1. will ha h*?
THE SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER. ^ ^
Heartall Mr. Jolinatonl Widow Mra. H. L. Clarkt
nance Miaa Louisa Walla
Splendid Divcrtiseinent, by the Band of MiaatraU
IRELAND AS JT IS.
O'Cerolan... Mr. Johuaton I Ragged Pat.... Miaa HarrtaR
Slang Mr. Winansl Judy Mra Veanaa0
rURDY'S NATIONAL THEATRE.?ADMI88I0W, *
and SO oenta; children half prion to aftarnoaa perform
ar "*? anly. Pertain riaaa at 7X o'clock.
Monday evening at 7X o'olnoh.
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN
TTnola Tom .Mr. J. UhmI
St Claire Mr. J. B. How*
Gnmpton CnU ,. ..Mr. H. Stan#
Era Little Cordelia Howard
Topay Mra. O. C. levari
Hatcher...Mr. Q. W. L. Fox I Legro* Mr. N. B. Cloth*
Harrla Mr. J. J. Prior | Elixa Mra. J. J.
Afternoon perrormancae
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATUBDAT.
CHRISTY'S ORIOINAL MINSTRKI.S NO, 472 BROAM
way, ahoye Grand atreat. Organised in 1842. The h**ft
establish) d oompaay in exiatenee.
1HB MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
Whom concert* in New York, for a inceaaaloa of *l0fe
J care, hare beam racairad with patronage un paralalia* Ra
tin annala of amnaemant in thia aity.
Orr.a Ivibt Nioh?, ukdbb thb Solb DiBbotiom OW
X. P. CHRISTY,
Th* only lndiyidnal of the name *f Ckriely engaged ax a por
forner in Ethiopian rapreaantatisn. Th* present oompsaaM
?omprieae every perion aew living who aanatltntad th* MM
at it* organisation, (except George N. Harrington.)
A CABD.?Thod'hristy Minstrels hag leave to inform
pnblic that thsy bar* no bnninaaa eaanaatioa with any oMMR
eatabliehuiont in tkla aity or elaawhar*. Admission 2ft oanta.
Commtnoa at 8 o'clock.
X. P. CHRISTY, Manager and Proprietor.
B
UCKLEY'S SRRENADRRE, CHINESE HALL, OM
Broadway, near th* Proaoott Bona*.
OPEN EVBRY NIOHT.
Th* oldoat aatabltahod aad moat taloatad company In ex
iatenao, being th* Qrat to introdno* barmany late Ethio
pian Entertainments, th* Bret to sing Operatic Chores**,
perform Burlesque Operas, Ao., Ao. The management has
the honor of announcing that th* Cenoerta of the compeay
will atill be conducted in ita preneat faebionahle style?'Ten
without vulgarity." Caneart to eemmenoe at 8 o'oloah.
Admission, 26 oanta.
JAR. BUCKLEY A SONS. Proprietor
BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.?THE O RAJIV
spring exhibition of
SINGING BIRDS AND FLOWERS,
undar the Immediate auipicea of tho N. Y. HortieuKaral
Society, is now being held at the Mueenm. and will oomtintw
DURING ALL THIS WEEK,
from Monday, May 1. te Saturday, May 0
OVER $500 IN PRIZES
will be distributed, under tho direction of competent judge*,
to the exhildtors of the
CHOICEST SONG BIRDS AND RAREST FL0W1RS
in the greet collection. The diaplay of hothouit pi ant a,
of greenhouse plante, of Pelergoniumi, Aealeae, Cnleew
larlai, Fuchsia*. Cineraria*, Fern*, Coniferam Panaiea,
Roaea, Cacti Verbena*, Carnation*, Petunia*. Groxin
laa, Ericaa, Orchid*, Cut Flower*, Bouquet*, Strawberri**.
Caulillowera, Tomatoes Rhubario, go., may be prenounoM
unparalleled; while luch a costly exhibition of
? C*n*ri*a, Mocking Birds, Starling*,
Goldfinches, Robin*, BullfiaohM,
Linnet*, Tropioli*, Skylark*,
Nightingale*, Minoa, Bobolink);
Thrnahea, Wliidaha, Parrot*, A*.,
ha* never before been attempted in thi* country.
A CONVERSATIONAL MEETING
will be held in the Lecture Room or the Muaeum, at 11 o'etoek
A. M . on Friday, May 8, to whioh all viaitera are admittedL
The Lectut* Room entertainment* will take plao*, a*
usual, Evebv Afternoon, at 3 o'olook, and, alio,
Every Evening, at 7X o'olook,
and will combine the cuatomary aaleotton of ohaite anA
beautiful Comedies, Faroe*. Souga, Dance*, Ao., among
which ia an entirely new Local Comedietta, adapted ex
preaaly for thia Mnaeum from the German of Kotatbae, bp
Col. I. S. Du Solle, of thia city, and called
THE PARTITION SUIT, OR IN AND OUT.
Admittance to the Museum, the Singing Bird and Flower
Show, tb* Happy Family, the performanoea, and all th?
curioaitiea 28 oenta; children under ten, 12){ oenta; centals
the firat balcony and parquet, 12>? centa extra.
BURTON'S, CHAMBERS STREET.?THE OREAT DRA
matic and attractive performance of
KHAKSFEARE'S TF.MPEST,
can he given hut alx night* more, when it muat ha
WITHDRAWN.
The pnblie is invited to eeiaa the preeant opportunity ot
wltneaairg thia wonderful performance.
Splendid Scenery, Astounding Eucbautmenti and Change^
Beautiful Hueio, Luatrou* Drexaa*. Capital Acting.
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
with The Tempeit, will be played the farce of
ThE AUTOMATON MAN.
Grand sacred concert, at thxst. Nicholas
Exhibition Roem,
On Sim pa y F.venino, April SO,
BY THE SDAKSPKAHE CONCERT SOCIETY,
ASSISTED BY
MISS HIFFERTS.
MISS PALMER SMITH, and
miss m. aiLLEsrn,
Under the dlreetlon of
MR. JOSEPH NOLL.
Conduotor of National Guard Band.
Ticket* 28 cuts, lloori open at 7; Conoert cnmmenceeadE.
Every evening during the w.esE FfaJUM i?-A->UnAlr?LjW
ICTITW* exhibition will poittlveiy eloee thia week Opaa
i Ram ? A. M. till 10 P.M. Admlaaioa 25 centa; oatalogwar
i 28 eant*. StnyTtaaat Inatitnte, Broadway.
' TpRANKLIN MUIEUM, NO. S3 BOWERY OPPOSIYV
J? the bowery theatre.?The above titaMUhixisot dm,???
moved to the above premier, and will give two porfot
{ manoes every day, eommencinfl; at tbr^e in the afternoo?
and nt eight in the evening, introdnein* a grant varlotj *f
original entertainment Claude statuary by a new troupa
af male and female artietee, aeleeted from au> len and so*
arn hiatory. Adml*:.lon?Seats in private box !>0 cent* ; **?
oheatra, 37K eanta; hoxaa. 25 cent.*; gallery, 12>d oenta
Bowery theatre?benefit of hiss gertrudr
da was.
THRU JACK tllEFPARlit IN THE T'ELD.
Miff Drwiih announces that her benefit will take plane ea
WKDN tS"AY EVENING. HAY 3,
when will he presented the celebrated drama of
THt OCEAN OF LIFE,
for the flrat time in three years in whioh Mr. Eddy will ap
pear, wi h all the talonted company.
After whioh. Mine Certrnde Dawes will appear la a Grand
Medley.
For the flrat time at this theatre, the celebrated piece of
THE WATER WITCH.
roily Mittens Miss Gertrude Dawes
Fanny Sparks (hy the kind permission
of A". II Purdy Esii ) Hiss Faaay Landers
To coat-lode wth fer the last time.
JACK SliEPl'AKD.
Jaek Sheppard. the first Miss Oertrudt Dawes
Jack Sheppard, the aeoond Hiss Fanny Harriag
Jack Sheppard, the third Mrs T. D. teomans
Do* book now open.
BUCKLEY'S 8ERENADKRS, .1*) BROADWAY.?MOW
day even in*, May I, a Grand Burlesque oa the Opera of
NORMA.
with a full and powerful Chorus of Druids.
ON TAG! E HALL CONCERT AND LECTURE ROOM
_? est ? v. I ?? let for oouccrta, lectures, and exhibition
01 pnini umae by tho day month: room 40 hy 120 feet,
on the pr* miaes. to D II H AIN 83, Proprietor.
Wanted?a gentlrm.an to sino alto or
ti i ' re. and to -day th.- tioouc*. lo or second v| din in
. ml popular Minstrel Band Address G. U. Ml vOR.
l/ y. N. > ., stating compete A i . before the 4th pr simo
(1 i \TK? TO dET ?Till ST. Cil'KI.tS TIIRVTRR
I to..led at Nov. 17 and IP Howery, will bo let for any
i ":l lo cxI ihltlon tno n i* - in the wi ek, on reason -
f ? mis Apply 'o GEO i ,, franklin Museum. S3
I i . in the aitemonn or even! ?<.
M
WATCHES, .115 WKTiHY, A('.
>ND PINS AND h
mnnd plus, $10 to (14
I vIAMOND PINS AND hi -SINGLE STOVE DIR.
1 ' mnnd plus, $IOto$14 eln r diamond pins. $3A ts
$.10; single stone diamond rie ' to RlFR); cluster dia
mond riuge, ?.'10 to $]A0; diamond earrings, single stones
SlOOtoSlAlO. diamond earringi, cluster, $li"> to $300. Foe
aale, wholesale and retail, T.y GEO C. ALLEN, 11 Wall
street, second floor, no sit Broadway
Gold hunting, pathnt levers. $ah-the sur
scrihcr has Just receives an invoice of tins g"ld hunt
ing case English natcnt lever watches, which he is selling
for fifty eight dollars, and warranted correct time keepers.
GEORGE C. At/I/EN, importer of wa-ches and jewelry,
wholesale and retail. No 11 Wall etreut, aeoond floor, near
Broadway.
PATENT LEVER STUDS?EVERY GENTLEMAN
should have e set of thc.c truly elegant shl.-t hultons,
insetted through a Beat little eyelet th. y show no button
hole and cannot lose out A fresh supply jo-? received and
for sale by JAMEr COCKS. JR . 331 Broadway.
TYTATCHKSI WATCHES' WAfCTIESI?A F.XTENSIVR
TT assortment, at less then usual pil tea ?Jules J ur en
Ben watches, $liN)to $3M; Cooper witches. duple* and le
voi's, $12.'. to $27.1; Indenendtf? second watches *13* to $J8t)g
ohronometers, $l.'fi ?? f-'s), oi I t 'ay m atones. $l4"to $PS:
ladles' enamelled watches. $36 t-i fl'ti, ladies' diamond
watches, $r>Bto R30G; m?:? t.i ch?? $lOtl ?o $ 7 >; watches
whl. I wind and setlromp -unit $-.'/ to $lfn, dvtunrreo
typo watches with place for I iture $'*i to $12.". Hue r?ld
Icrine vntchet lull Jewelled . tine gotd detaohed I-vera,
full j?>" lied. $'2f"; gold Engli. p rtgnt levers. $<3. gold Kng
llsl piltol.t levere hunting ne ??-. $1rt; si ver p-teuj lever^
$18; slher detached levers Kt Ladies' splendid establish
ment*., consisting of line golo, diamond and enamelled, and
pearl and enamelled watches, in shell shaped and other
cases, with chatelaine chain and pin attached a splendid
srticle. Watches warranted to keep good time, or will hw
exchanged. W atches repaired at half the usual price* and
in the hral posiible manner; also docks, jewelry, Ac. GEO.
C. ALLEN, Importer, wholesale and retail, No. 11 Walt
?treet, second door, near Broadway.
MATRIMONIAL,.
Matrimonial -a gentleman, twenty fitr
years ef age. doiwy t.nsineas in this city wishes to form
a matrimonial alliance with a young maiden lady, not over
nineteen years of age She mast he well developed, pretty.
Intelligent and pleasing la her manners, of undoubted ra
spec tat ility, and an American by hi-th. The advortteer (aa
American) possessing a liberal Income being tired of sing)*
blessedness, (If sneh it he.) and net meeting with the aborn
requisites In his present circle of female acquaintance,
adopts this mod* of obtaining a partner. All communica
tion* addressed to II. C. W. B., Herald offloe will he treated
with that eoafldanc* dna to thnir importtae*.
MADAMI MORROW WILL MAKE MATRIMONY
easy, aid will show ths likeness ef the fnturc hatband
and absent friends, through an Instrnmcat which she wilt
cans* to illuminate and uaiUuminate Itself by invoking the
power* of her wonderful science. Gentlemen not admitted.
No 76 Broome street, between Cannon and Colnmhia sta.
HRDK'AL.
Doctor mack can bf. consulted in his
speciality at 60 Whits street., four doors west of Broad
way Houra?(? to 1 and h lo !? Dr. Ma 'k't remedies for
the relief ef female derangements, told tnly by him.
1'rUeIS.
Mlarmont, rtRis and London physutaw
? and mrst/on. it consulted at 41 Kesd* strnct corns*
of Broadway, ftom It A M. till $ 1' M.. and from6 till Vim
tUt evening, txqept SanUjg. M. ti?MB tht drug ikxt.

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