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CTAI. LITB USURABCK COMPACT OS RWTORK, UWtUMiMt. 1U0. Maiartkaklnof tbl Insrtitutloa. at th don quarter of ta sixth tmt, radiag irst of May, 't divldrad eeeoemt a per tate-f 1st February, 1149 071 16 onlB lor profit ob poiieie i a'pirw by itft r.

t541.M It rMl OTsrrm Isf FArmary 1848. received ttwnt lit rtwwy la. 11 Aii unt received 11 Month 7 TUl UHit received eiae lit F.b, 1W 70 Received br Interest, risk, par lit Fob. eSe.Klt 60 Add receipt tor tbe daring last thrM months BGCt 7 toe 543,504 it Balance of account onulty 3,106 88 Tsrtal receipt OA DishMrtemcnt. I by deaths per statement lit February Ut $78,400 00 do during but I or months.

Expense account Paid for rent of office, salaries, physician's fee, printing and stationery, fce. per hut (Utemeot. Paid during the last tbree rooutlil Commissions per Last statement Do for last three month Advertising. exch'gey postage, per last statement. Paid for the lame.last three month.

Caih paid for surren-dered policies per last (tatement. Do during the last three month. 22 800 00 15.104 43 4 SS8 93 19,45 33 10,419 94 4,466 73 SX20 79 1,561 03-8 -Tl 88 11,062 80 3,927 S0-155o43 J4 Cash on hand. Bank of New York, deposited. Bond and mortgagee on real estate In the title of New Tork and Brooklyn, valued at doable the amount loaned thereon.

Stock of the United Stat, and Stat and City of New York. Dim for interest on bond and 81,940 61 1,002 08 644,800 00 270.S4S 74 mortgages 385 00 Amount due from agent 378 83 800,097 08 Amount due for losses by death payable on presentation of sa-tisfactory Toucher Increase of ineestmcnta since 1st February, 1849 112.C00 00 .890,637 8'i Vis: in bonds and 81 In stocks 43.825 00 The number of Policies outstanding on 1st February, 1849 Issued during the last three months, as follow In February 131 In March 120 480B In April 101 318 6217 Less Policy surrendered, expired by their own limi tation and by death and foriaiture, during last three months. JT1 6041 MOSES H. ORINNELL, President pro. tem.

Six. Hiir, Secretary. New York, 10th May, 1849. my 11 lOtnp Citizens' Fire Insurance W'llaaAMSBURCHI. I.

New York Offices Wall and 1G7 Bowery, THIS COMPANY, with a full eash Capital, all paid ia and securely inrested, insure against loa or dam. age by fir on Dwelling House, Merchandise, House. hold Furniture and all description of personal property. en as farorabl term as the City Office generally. DIRECTORS.

DANIEL BURTNETT, LUKE BAKER, JEREMIAH JOHNSON, JAME8 C. BALDWIN, THOMAS McF.LRATH, JAY JARVIS, ROBERT BARKLEY, JOHN S. HARRIS, ALONZO A CHARLES DEVOE, WM. WALLACE, DAN'L W. TOWNSEND FRANCIS A.

PALMER ALVORD. DANIEL BURTNETT, President. JAMES M. VcLEAN, Secretary. ap28 np IjOiiot lalantl Insuranee Company.

CAPITAL MOO.OOO OOLLiAltS. WITH A SURPLUS. Ofllrc No. 41 Fulton street. Brooklyn.

to take risks on buildings, mere ban dise, machinery, and property generally, at current rate or premium. This company has passed through the great New Yor. Are of 1836 and 1846, and also the recent disastrous Brooklyn Ore. Tbey owe their escape iron) them, with eomparatiTely slight losses, to the system which they practice, of limiting and scattering their risks. The company inform their dealers and the public gene rally, that Utt (Aon one third of their business is on risk in the eitr of Brooklyn.

All losses which the company may sustain, will be ad justed and paid promptly, as nvretorore. B. W. DELMATER, President fe7 MWfcFnp E. C.

FINN, Secretary. OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL. FIUJE IAS Lit AiilE tU.llFASl, NO. WALL STREET, NEW YORK. May 8th.

1849. AT the annual election, held thii day. the following gentlemen were elected director for the ensuing year, yls Thoa. W. Thorn.

Martin Hoffman. W. H. Jacobs. John J.

Herrick, Andrew D. Melick Oilbert Daris, Wm. Van Wjck, James L. Adams Henry H. Ward.

George Bell, John Hecker, nHHH.va And at a subsequent meeting of the Board. Thorns W. Thorn waa unanimously re-elected rresldent. myOnpeod W. C.

KKLLOOO. Secretary. lNew York JLif'e Insurance and Trust Company. OFFICE NO. 63 WALL 8TREET.

CAPITAL tl.OOO.OOO. Th Company Insure LIVES, grant and purchase ANNUITIES, aad make any other contract, involving thelnterset of money and th duration of life. DEPOSITS. Tb Company allows Interest on deposits payable upon 10 days notice 4 per cent, per annum. For year and over i do do.

Deposits by tbe Court of Equity and Surrogates 6 do do. And on all deposit Intended for accumulation, inch Interest a may be agreed on. DAVID THOMPSON, President. PHILIP R. KEARNY.

Secretary nihl3np Etna FIRS INSURANCE COMPANY OF SEW YORK. Office No. SO Wall street. WITH A PRESENT CAPITAL, SAFELY IN VESTED, OF MORE THAN $150,000, s-tONTTXCES to take risks upon Dwelling House. Stores, and other Building.

Merchandise. Household Furniture, easels in Port, and other Personal Property, ogainst loss or damage by Fire, on a liberal terms as similar idsiuuuuus. CHARLES TOWN, President. Jar Bl'web, Secretary. C.

8- Woodhull, Counsel and Attorney, myls eodup Ten net.se FIRE AND 1VIAIIINE INSURANCE COMPANY. INCORPORATaCO 1833. CAPITAL S300.000 SURPLUS SSO.OOO OFFICE No. 68 WALL 8TREET. JOHN M.

HILL, President. J. J. GILL, Secretary. ap24 UP WM.

JA. BOUOS. Agent. Tlie Liiverpool and London rilTE AND LITE INSUltANCK COMPANY CAPITAL Ten Millions of Dollar. Will Insure IWlmg-Aeuses, Furniture, fs at the same rates as th New York Companies.

Apply to ALFRED PELL, No. 45 Merchants' Exehang, Cornr Wall mhM nptf aad WilUem street "llAAUNK ASD FUIJE IHSCRANCE. 1SL aabwUle Ismsxrwnce and Trust Caxapaaw INCORPORATED 1836. CASH CAPITAL, $300,000. 'mmw LiStllLLI ADJUSTED ABO rOBirTL r-AIDIBJMW Tt5 A B.

HOLMES, Agent, 1 Wall St. FIRE INSL'RA NC a. Mortal Aaaorteaa IVtre lnarmne Company, OFFICE NO. to7 WALL ST. CAPITAL $260,000.

wllk HANDSOME SURPLUS. This Cess paay offers to tninre agaioat loo or damasa br niwwitaia th city of New York or lu vicinity, oa enuas favorable as any similar issuhuss. Junes W. Otis. Hugh AnchlacloaS, Caleb Swaa, Daniel B.

Fearing, Cornelius MeCooa, Andrew Foster, Jr Henry Parish, Thomas Tilestoa, Drake Mills, Charles WmiaJDa, liana B. neeier, Samuel 1. Baals, Was. 8. WetsBore, James Rleb'd M.

Blatehford, Jonathan Thorn, Wm. Whitewright, Mo H. Orinnell, WvUi Blaekstoae, Tboioa W.Gale. iMkss 3. Hwrv.

JAMES W. OTIS, President W. BurecwEn. Secretary- sabAnp TTiTlEriSiOSALL. TilK CITY BAXKS-Ib i nit anu IB eooaa, sw vw syl Stationer end Printer, 19 Wall street.

r'KSCH WAFERS ForseUby WJl WW W. ROSB, Stab, 19 WtH ar and In Far A sua and 1 and i as in is and SI can close be To A. to anv in cles. kin are Clothing Emporium AND Gentlemen's Outfitting ESTABLISHMENT, No. ST CORTL.ANDT ITREET, (A few door below the Westera Hotel.) SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF FASHIONABLE Clothing AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

OWING to the Immense increase of business at 27 Cortlandt street, the subscribers hare found it neee-sary to ENLARGE THEIR PREMISES in order to ac-eomatodat tb LARGE AND INCREASING PATRONAGE of tb Estab'ishment. Tbeir Sale Room are MORE THAN TWICE THEIR UK1G1NAL 1ZE, and are fitted with the LalSBIT ABO WOIT FUHnillU ASSOBVMIWV or SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ever before offered. Tbeir stock ha been selected with great care, with especial reference to the SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, one of the proprietors derating hi whole time either In AUCTION OR IMPORTING HOUSES. Their corps of CUTTERS men of acknowledged skill an taste, and cannot be excelled ia the United States. They would call the particular attention of customers the public to theirSPRING STYLE of DK.fc.SS ANU rKOCK.

COATS. price vary ins from 87 to tlb. superior to any thine ever before offered equal in very respect to CUSTOM WORK. Also, their new tyle BUSINESS COATS. very genteel article, at prices from to flu, SACK COATS from $1 60 upward.

The PANTALOONS manufactured at this establish ment. are admitted by all to be superior tn point of style elegance to those or any other house in the trade, aie sold from So upwards. Be assortment of VESTS embrace all the new Spring Summer Styles price rrom pi upward. A large assortment of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS Of all the FASHIONABLE STYLES, by the Piece or ard, witb a lull supply or TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS, Always on baud.

MERCHANTS AND CLOTHIERS Are iaTited to examine their Stock before purchasing. tbey are determined not to be undersold by any House the trade. be Fancy Department embrace all that new or dfirable in Kuicliah, French and Italian Black Fancy Silk RAVATS Oingbams and Linen do SFr.NUKKM of French, i-nglub and American Manufacture OLOVESof Chasrons black and colored Kid, ilk. Lirle. and summer do, of erery description IIOSERY at Importer's prices CARrET BAGS at mann facturer price, with erery other article usually kept in a GENTLEMAN'S OUTFITTING ESTABLISH MENT.

Oft We feel under great oblitration to our numerous comers for ther past attentions, and trust that by application to business, and a determination net to eicelled by ai CLOTHING HOUSE IN THE ited States merit the patrol stowed. which ha been so liberally be- J. C. BOOTH CO. N.

from 6 o'clock A. M. to 10 F. M. aplT MWkSishC JTSLrnl mug eood tor Hotel, Bbipe, asoami a it, and Puttlle lnaUtaulona.

rTiHE cuuseribsrs, (in addition to tbeir full supply of BTAfLL al (A.n UKi uuuus.) oner par-tie about purchasing, an assortment of goods leirTCP thi abovc rusrosKs, a extensly as can be shown by House on this Continent. The goods are selected with great ear, exprtttlyft the tradr, and we are constantly receiving from the Kautob ies and s.usorr all new and desirable arti We have always on hand the best style of BEKTH BLANKETS AND COUNTERPANES, manufactured preoy to mur trier, and which for quality, durability and beauty are unsurpasaea. Any aesireu name can oe inter woven either in white or permanent colors Th aaaort- mect consist in part a follow Tickings and Check- l.lnen and cotton, SHEETINGS AND PILLOW CASINGS, All style, widths and qualities. BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES AND QUILTS, Of every variety of style, sise and weight. DAMASKS.

6-4 to 10-4 Linen and Cotton, for table cloths. Table Cloths, some very large and elegant, with Nan and Doylies, to match. Wool, cotton, worsted and silk damask. TOWELLING. Blrdsey.

Huckaback and Barnsley Diapar. Russia Diaper and Crash. Medicated Hue It. every superior artiole. CURTAIN MATERIALS A rich and varied assortment.

CARPETING. FLOOR CLOTHS AND MATTING. We Invite tbe attention of purchasers to our stock, ard prepared to fill order with dispatch at the lowest market price. Doremrj A Niion, 39 NASSAU, COK. LIBERTY F15 np OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE A 8 kTN GOODS, WILSON U.

HUNT No. SO and 82 William Street. TTAVE now in store and will be constantly receiving. 11 throughout the season, new and desirable styles of Goods, adapted to MfcN '8 Fancy and plain x.ngusn and French Linen Drills, Drab, slate and black Caih- merets. buff, drab.

ae. Marseilles and Lawn Teat- French and English Drap D'Etea, light and dark colors. 3-4 and 6-4 Drap de la Reines. Plain and corded Silk Cod- ringtons. Erminetts and Wellington Cords.

Black and drab Orleans Cloths. inors. Psdded Linens far Vesting. Plain and checked Lustres. Marled Linen Coatings.

4-4 slate and buff Linen. Cottouade, in great Tl, riety. Thin Tweeds, entirely new styles. Satins, Serges as. ALSO.

French. Belgian and American CLOTHS AND CAS tAS I SIM tRES, of the various styles, at greatly reduced prices. Toeetber with a general assortmentof Trimmings. and m. stilts all goods adapted to Merchant Tailors and Manufacturers of Clothing.

nounpw BROOKLYN FZ.I.VT UJL.JSS. EBESEZER COLLAMORE, 393 Broadway, (keab stewabv's.) TTAS now on band a complete assortment of rich cut A A and engraved Glass, from this celebrated manufactory. Also. English, French and Bohemian cut, colored, and engraved glass, all of which wui he sola at low prioes. BLC1S CANTON CHINA, Just received an invoice of this very durable ware, for sale by the set or piece.

FKLCNCII AND ENGLISH CHINA, Dinner. Tea and Toilet sets, to which th attention of the public is respectfully invited. mjionp QTHA WBEIUtlES. Ripe Strawberries, for sal Oat J. TAYLOH'S Confectionary, ap'2ft np A3? Rmertwav- Wedding Cards.

WEDDING, VISITINU AND MERCHANTS CARDS. Printed on the purest White Porcelain Surface, may be naa at SJ 3 CORNER OF BROADWAY AND MAIDEN TS LANE. Where specimens mav be seen. WEDDING ENVEL0PE8, Just imported the most fashionable styles, from which a eandui selection nas oeen maue. ELEGANT CAKE BOXES, Embossed and Watered.

SPLENDID GOTHIC AND SHIELD PLATES, For doors, of sterling silver, the plate of which is warrant ed to oe OI unusual tnicaaeas. SEAL ENGRAVING, NotarteL, Consular. Lodge and Society Seals, found and engravea at reasonaDie prices. COATS OF ARMS AND CRESTS, Blatoned and cut in Stone, Silver, Brass or Gold. In a style and manner, the execution of which for i years, has given general "satisfaction.

GEO. STOUT. alO np corner Maiden Lane and Broadway, Allllsm K. Whllliigo; Co 122 PEARL STREET. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC STRAW GOODS, SILK, LAWN AND WILLOW BONNETS; MEN'S IUUTHS AWU vniL.lrr.rl 'a LbUtlUKn AMU PALM LEAF HATS; CLOTH, GLAZED AND FANCY CAPS.

FRENCH AND AMERICAN ARTIFICIAL ju30np FLOWERS. NEW ENGLAND GOLD MAN FACTORY. BAKU 6t BROTHER, DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PEN MANUFAC TURERS AND Mr.AI.ER Ilf UOLD AND SILVER PENCIL CASES. 1 Court Avenue, Boston. lOI William street.

New Yorlr. TOHN DURANDcVCO.ofler for sale at 107 Cedar el street MAULORr COUSAt DHA.iui, vintage iimi JEAN LOUIS do do do 1806 OTARD DUPUT do LA ROCHELLE do do dark and pale of differ ent vintage do John Durand fc Co. dark and pale Do BORDEAUX do do do I'mTRO PBoraiEveas. do J.J. Drrur, dark fc pal do J.

Ebai'o, do do Do Do Do Do Do do CLARET WINE, St Julieis, casks and ease do do Haw Talekce. in ease OLIVE OIL.Joh DrBAnnfc Co' brand PRUNES, in rlawirs Do EMPTY CLARET BOTTLES In hamp Bl'RUrNDY PORT tt INK, in half and quarter pipes ikji.lu his. Anchor braud LAOC AV RA COFFEE GU SK.NKi.L MADRAS INUIliO ST. MARTIN SALT. my21 pHAMBEULAlS PUKL11, 103 front street WALNUTS 200 bags Palermo washed FILBERTS SoO bags Sicily ALMONDS 100 bars Sicily soft shelled SUMAC 350 bags Sicily Pojero's braud.

OIL LEMON 8 cases Sicily. CURRANTS 200 casks Zant. boxes dried. PRUNES 160 boxes Sicily. LICORICE PASTE 31 ease Spanish solid.

25 do small stick Sicily, 0 do Calabria. CORKS 100 bales assorted. MATTINU 100 bales Spanish floor. CASTILE SOAP 4o0 boxes. OLIVE OII 30 half pipe.

RED WINE 10 pipe and hhds Sicily. ORANGES 2000 boxes fresh Sicily. LEMONS 1HW noxiren oiciit. y2i IRON llOt SKS FOllCAl.lFOIl a a Th. lialvanised Iron House constructed by havins- met with so much approval.

I ass thus induced to call tne attention Eua California, to an examination of them. Th iron is gro-ved ia each a manner that all parts of tbe bouse, roof and side, slid together, and a bouse 20xlS can be put np in Thev are far cheaper than wood, ar trianr.mdasiinaoraeomrbrtaDitaanient. a noose at th. shun mimm MO he shinned in two bOXe 12 fact long and 2 feet wide and I inches deep, in ireignt on wnicn would be about 111 to San Francisco. There will alas be ao trouble of removing from one part of the country to another, a the hearse ran in a few boars be taken down and put np' By calling upon the subscriber a house ef tn aeove aiae earn be seen.

ssv2l Ps.TF.B ATLOR. No-13 Stow street rtEOiBS Sji.iiI.tJ, rt. i. TipLorisu Maria Louisa. Cabana ft egalia F'rangaacia Wash ington, asow uto, rrocreasiD, JureBtod, raaewia Mortcga; Coroni.

A O. t. huitana, with other laronta braada, tor saia. wnueaaie and retail, by HENRY D. FELTER, MB Broadway.

myZl coraor Prise at. I PKJAlOl ULiJ pom WISS -For sale by ai vs-MA av, ssBv aroaeway. in vff1jrr1. oa stock per tbe office next on ty, P. and on li 16 P.

of Is I Jlirr O.MCB at 8muur l.rrnTi' F. A. BUCKINGHAM will delriew hi neat Urtnr. n. the Lite and Character of Him ttrcsrn Seen.

THIS at toe Broadway Lecture Kooea, (oppoeiu the New York HoteiJ eommeactng at e'elock. Admlesioa i cents it. The Mcti'il Lire iitaici Csanur as Kew Yoaa, No. 36 WaU street. May list, 1849.

fifr- BiOtlee is harebr rirea tlut mm lf inn nr mimm Trurtee of thi Company, eonatitutin; the rbnrth esaas, will be held at the office of the company. 36 Wall street, en MONDAY, the 4th dy of June. Poll wOl be open iroa ix to clock, r. M. myl.

2awU4 SAMUEL HANNAY, Seeretary. Orricx er rue Gskcwich Iiriuci Ce New York. May list. 1849. The annual election fur twenty Directors of this inatitutien.

and three inspector of the next succeeding leeuon. wm be Bel at tfie omce, e. 4U0 Hudson street, MONDAY, 4th June next. Tne poU will open at 11 aad eios 1 o'clock, T. M.

By order of the Board. my 21 tl4 JOSEPH TORRET, Secretary. Oeatral lLallraad'CeiapeLMy of Kew Jersey, (1st BOBserrille and Eastoa Bailroad Company.) Notice is hereby given to the holder of scrip or full of this Company, that interest at the rat of seven cent, per annum on all instalment paid ia prior to in day of April last will be paid, on demand, at the of tbe Company at Elixabethport Stockholders are required to surrender their present certificates and receive new one. By order of tbe Board of Direetcrs, OfcORGE H. PEG RAM, Treasurer.

Dated Elirabethport. My 3d. 1849. my21 re Ornc or thi New Yobs. Equitable tast'ssncE Ce.

I New York. 21st Msy. 169. 03 Election. The annual election for twenty-one Directors of this Company, and three Inspectors of the election, will be held at thaomee No.

68 Wall street, Monday, tbe 4th of June next. The poll will open at 12 a and elose at 1 o'clock r. a. By order of the Board. mygl Ue4 JOSEPH STRONG, Secretary.

ClTIXCIts' FlBE ISI-BICC CoMSIKV. (late WUliamsburgh.) Msy 2lst, 1849. Tbe Board of Directors have declared a dividend of six per out of tb profit of the Company, since tbe lath day of October last, payable to tbe stockholders on and after the 7th day of June nest. The Transfer Books will be closed from tbe 1st to 7th June. my21tJelO J.

M. McLEAN, Secretary. CrT" Notice is hereby given, that an election for Di-resiors of tbe allien Campany, will be held at the Oranze Hotel, in the village of ewburgb. Orange coun state of New York, on TL'ESDAl, the 6th day of June next, between tne hours of twelve and two oelocK M. By order of JOSEPH C.

LAWRENCE, Secretary. mr-20 grthtjetth COMMERCIAL. MOXEr MARKET. Mokosv. May 219 The stock market opened with a firm speculative spirit operation at the board exhibit an advance of a Harlem, Long Island, and Canton.

Government se curities are in fair request at a rise of i a i SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. May 3000 Treesnnr- No Ill 300 do do. lOuul do do blO IH tt) do do 60 do Mohswk 14 ilo IlarU new full. 1UH, Ml do do. lbus) U.

8. 6 lUM) do do. Ill lli1 ...3 1)3 Hi 113' Ml do Uland a a)-. ouuu do do. 3U0 do do HJ do IUU do rianeru at) an audi do 3 aUUU do do b3 IUU da S'i '3 IUU'sT 150 de IUU do 60 do 110 do 1U0 do aO do ltu do 8UI do IUU do do i- luuw do ind Dd tod do 13 do 10 SO', leusj rVna si.

AUOdo eo co tlO 85 do HUM do do. do bim do tu do bin aU do 6H-, do 5H-. do do bJU S3 MUO do do Hi MM do tne per ct tfl i.i.i.- 'r 1UI do Hit of America! 1UU JJ0 do Farm Loaa i4 do i do do 560 do do. SB au do do stmo SdoUk li benpt 1S8 do Kite It Kl'i do do bX'a 1UU do do 30 do 'i U6)m lad do Correspondencs of th Evening Post. Fhiladclph ia.

May 10. Sales by Thomas Biddle Co 10 Planters Tenn 45. sS; Louisville Bk Hi', ids; Fenn is 84; 3300 do 84. sa: ftouo Schuylkill Navigation Hm 46J. 6ds; 0000 Cincinnati os 18e5, VI; 70UO 1 enn as, 1st July, si; ZuVO Kdg Bds WJ, bo; luuu KentucKy 1U4.

Cotton. The market to-day opens with fair demand sales thus far have been 900 bales at Saturday's Th steamer Washington will sail to-day at 3 o'clock M. A list of her passengers will be found under th appropriate head. Dividends. Th Citiens' Fire Imuran Company (late Williamsburg) have declared a semi-annual dividend 6 per payable on and after 7th June next.

The Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company hav de clared a dividend of 7 per payable June 1st- Canal Tolls. The amount received for toll on all tb New York State Canals during the second week in May $137,04243 During tbe same period in U48 121,38 i 34 Increase $15.57 09 1 be amount received for tolls from the com- menoeuieut of navigation to the 14th ol May inclusive, SMI. 104 IV During the same period in IMS 333,813 18 Increase. 7,29 01 Correspondence of the Eveniing Post. a Ebnai.

Rio de Janeibo. 14th April. uur last mommy auvices were uaieu ixtu Ultimo, eiuc when affairs have undergone some improvement, and we have to notice rather more conndenoe in business, than at the date of eur last. '1 his ismainly to be attributed to tbe pacification of Pernambueo, and better prospects for our prouuee in foreign maraess. BerAusTurrs.

Keceiptsor slourhsve been compara tively small since our last, but about eoual to our eon. sumption, say 10832 bbls rrom the United States and Trieste, and 600 bags rlour and 702 bags wheat from Chili, which makes our stock remain without any material di minution, i ne arrival oi eargoee rrom Trieste and Chili has bad tbe ehect of depressing tbe market. We have bad but little demand for exportation and the shipments as yet to California do not reach 3000 bbls. While Hour continues low in Chili, we do not look for any demand for that quarter, during the past month, com prise about 18000 bbls at from 13 ouo cash, to 14 OU0 per bbl. credit for Baltimore.fbiladelphia and New Orleans brand and rrom Jo 00i cash, to 17 U00 per bbl, credit for Rich niond City Mi'ls.

At present transaction are confined to small parcels by retail, at from 13 OI.0 to 14 000 for the tbree nist named descnplious.and IIS" a 17' 0UO per bbl for the later. Stock in all hands, estimated at 87 bbls. of which about 32 remain in nrst hands. Dates from Per- nambucr 24th. ult report stock on sale 7500 bbls.

and f'itv Milltf 17 lC.iL.n. bkiu.i.i.ki. lwilrt00. Baltimore lj a 1711000 per bbl bv retail At Bsbia lUth ultimo, stock lsUOO bbls Last Sales 400 bbls (jallegoat 18 MX); and a cargo of Baltimore at lli6u0 being in bad crnditkin. Any arrivals would have to eosse on, unless of the first named brand, tbe market being oonipletely overst'jeked.

Our advice from the Rio Orand. are to 14th ultimo. Coi ns have had a very poorly furnished market for some time past this combined with better advices from abroad has kept up prices, and prevented tbe exe cution of large orders. We cannot expect any change or improvement in quamv, umii toe new comes in treely. savin July and August.

Our quotations are 31000 a ai o00 for superiors. 2 iM a IUU for mixed lots of good first auu superiors, anu sou a i-ov lor gocu nrst. Exchange ok Egi.a"p ruled about tbe same as in our last circular, until within a few days past, when large amounts were at irum zo a 201 ui present quotations. SpanUh Doubloons 21 1 a 31-800: Patriots 30! 500 a 10 750; SpanUb Patriot Dollars 1 HS0 a Z. 000: Stock 6 per cent.

Soi 85J percent. ours ae WRIGHT It CO. OFFICE OF THE EVEXISG POST. MoaDAV.May 21,1, o'clock, P.M. New York Markets.

Floi The market opened with a brisk demand in consequence of a slight scarcity for immediate us, and MKlUKUUUIIUU Up AMI UU1B Bfc OIJ OJJ IUT COU1- mon state to very good western, and i lzj a i'2a for pure transactions add np 2500 bbls at 4 81 a 4 for com Genesee; southern is about the same, with little doing Small sales of Rye Flour were made at 94. Meal is quiet. Ubaih Holders of Wbeat are above ths views of buy ers, and tbe market is consequently dull. Corn opens heavy; mixea western is held at 6s a SO Southern hite 59 and Northern round at 62 cents. Oat are firm at 04 a 55 cents.

Whiseev bales were made of 60 bbls Prison, at 21 21) cents. ashes' loo dws rots brought 5 oe a 6 62. Pioriso-is Tbe sale to-day are light for Ohio mess, at 9 87 a $10. and about 8 25. for prime.

Lard is about the same we quote no sales of beef, the market is witbont change in cut meats; Hams and Shoulders are held at 3' aije. Reported for the Evening Post. RECEIPTS THIS DA OF FLO CR, FIA NORTH BTVFB 450 bbls flour Hoyt a Son 847 bbs hams Bads- worth a Sheldon 34 ken Southwovth a Litchfield 88 casks ashes Ydvistam a Fellow 2 casks Kent, Poej It eo. Boat Ashland 111 tierce beef Hav: 60 do RJ Getty. Old Troy Line Bark Pattison-600 bbls flour Clark fc Coleman 60 do Williams fc co 1110 do Dows fc Carv 7 bales MeCurdy, Aldredg Speucer 50 bis wadding liart, Morehouse fc Merritt 12 roll leather Miller a co 31 bbl ashes Peek.

Bradford a Richmond 6 bales Draper, Aldridxe a eo 15 do Bassett fc A born 50 do The Wiuthrop 60 box Black fc Wilson. Urtmth Lite Barge New York 1 1780 bushels corn Ben- nett. Hall fc co 110 bbls flour Suvdam. taee eo 100 do Nicholson 40 boxes paint Field 140 bundles p.p uis asues nimillou m. CO ao I etveruran reiiows ouo a wnite a CO 62 casks uibson, stoctwellfc co Sw insure Line Barre Flamingo 3298 bbls flenr IM Hoyt fc son 1780 bushels corn Yelveston fc Fellows 50 bundles paper Field 12 boxes Austins fc Spicer 4 tn mi, Ufa a uii in co.

Eekferd Line Barge Rathbun 374 bbls fleur A Hun ter; sundries to Thompson; 40 bbl pork Mead fc Kocers; lie oxs glass A Kennedy; 2079 bushels corn Clark fc Coleman; 3 bbls ashes Hollister; 3 do Mean a smith; 1 case tludderow a Co; 84 side Lonng fc An drews. Albany and Canal Line Barge Marshall 5 bbls flour 'hulipsa Aoorn; imj right fc Co; 40 Corning fc Co; 628 Adams Sturges; 181 Suydam, Sage Co; 315 Wood fc Drake: 40 bbls whiskey Titus fc Barnes; 10 do Cobb; 4 Mead fc Co; 14 do Hoppock fc Oranwood. Reported for th Evening Post. RECEIPTS PER ERIE R.ULROAD i9 tubs 3 pails butter 8 calves Cart Blake: 7 half tub butter 26 calve 4 lambs Hoyt fc Wilcox; 23 tubs butter 10 calves 6 bbls apples Cspt Griswold; 28 bxs eoal Henion; 6 calves 34 tubs butter 3 sheep Capt Smith; 25 tubs butter calves 4 lambs Captain Reeve; 8 tubs butter Wickham: 47 sides leather Small; 30 bbls and cks manganese Boormsn fc Johnson; 5 bdls rags 13 tubs butter Toppir-s a stebning; lao sides leather Leunn: 2 bbls ergs 7 tubs butter Conklin fc co; 2 bbls eggs Lain fc son; 6 tubs butter 8 Chamberlain; 6 do 2 firkins do; combs Leeufl. A.

Oelatemr'a May 21. A.M. 12 3 P.M. 6 do "Wl I 1848 1847 1846 S7 66 I 65 I 64 I 184J 5 6 SO 10 66 74 60 83 82 60 68 69 67 61 1 MARRIED At Pleasant Mount. Wn.

p. k. Mr at water to catha- RINES. WRIGHT. nih-n am Jjft0- "hort "lues.

ROBERT D.N El GARDINER, of Baldwin Gardiner, in tb Hd Tear of his ajra. 1 yItiVT MAL- New London paper please copy. On Sunday, th, Kh VART Jobs Devine. In tbe Both year of her age. vm ouauav morning, I9AAL, only child of James A and Jan H.

Stevens, aged year. months. mmA days. May xstn. bakau a-hn, wire or Charles ctrmmm- ough, aged 27.

May 18th, il. B. MARSH, la th 37th year of aw age- May iho, airs. LLUistiu la her XiXh year. At Albaay.l6th JOHN MclNTOSH, only oa of widow Margaret Mcintosh, in his 30th year.

At SoathingtoB, lath CHESTER WHITTLESEY. Esq. aged 76. At rrovidetic. iota ta nv.

ZEBDIAL BRAD FORD, pastor or tn no street Baptist Churea. At Point Mackinaw. Michigaa, April 1, of diarrhara, eontneted while in Mexioo, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HOFFMAN, ia th 2Jd yjr of hi age, of th, U. army, served years Ia Mr. At April, yean, a In and Mrs Ed Fsy.

on. and Mrs of and geon, of Chaa 8 and mar Mr han son 2 9 1 MO in Co. lo. Co. Co.

s. in I I THE EVENING NEW YORK, MONDAY MAY 21; 1849. la Bouthbary, Ct oa the 10th Inst. Mr. 8MITH, aged 87.

widow of Bkermaa Smith, who ia the revolaiioaary war. and for a aaaaber of received a peasioa. Manchester, oa Wednesday evening, 10th instant EBEME2EE TAPPAN, aged 87 years and 10 month. 8aa Antonio, Texaa. on tbe morning of the tZi of of cholera.

WILLIAM A. HARTNETT, aged 34 formerly at New Yerk, aad for the past twelve resident of ew Orleans. the steamer Washington, tailed this day for Southampton and Bremen Murray, Mis Tree it le. Mugge lady. Kerkmrg.

Leber. A Puenti. Hasbuek, Ohlmeyer and lady. Bargon. Sebultxe and lady; Fhilo White and lady, American Consul at Hamburg; Vaeomhcr.

Mercians, Gumaad, Bode-wald; Robertson, bearer of despatches: A Dlneh, Sunur. Revit. Count la Haln. resell, Ln-bert. Bulling.

Finch and lady. Obemdetfer. Mr Sa-bultse. Lehnrits and lady. Bos wick, A rider.

Insley and lady, Merbachar, Ed Hessenbuch, Ahlers, Quart eman In thf steamship Cherokee, from Savannah James lady. children and Sservants. Alien, lady and Seranton, lady and 1 children, James Potter, 3 children and i servants, Dr Hamilton, lady. 0 ebildaea servant, Mr John Ward. 4 children and 2 servant.

Bellbergand 3 children, Mrs 8 Wadley. Mrs Swift, Becklpy and lady, Mrs Jennings, Miss Jennings. 8 Mi-sea Wiltberger. Miss A A Williams. Mis A Alien.

Mis Gilbee, 3 Misses Porter. Miss Davidson. Captain Mansfield. Messrs Villaverda. Bancroft.

Powers. Green. French. Edward Davis, Mallard. Bosworth, Stratton, Charles Sheppard, Bsrrere.

Bliss, Charles Day, Joseph Hough, Smith, Psrgone, A A reneever. Master Jobn ray. and 4 in tbe steerage. In tbe brig Charles, from Nassau. Nr Mr Geo rotta.

New York; John Robertson, of Mass Mrs Marshall Mrs Cbrysti. of Nassau P. In the ship Liberty, from Liverpool Mr Rolmaon. sur of England: Louisa Seaman, of Russia; Higbee, TreAtnn. and 270 in tbe steerege in tbe snip a sewali, rmm Liverpool i no rorea, Stephen Fade.

Samuel. Emma and Rebecca Tongue, and Harriet Kirby and 269 steerage. In brig Eniani, from Kio Jeneiro Saml Sonlnan. and Cuvming. In the brig Wlbyin Fuller, from Savannah Mr Cest- lady.

Mrs Kalmar. the brig Walnonding. from Gnayanllla Mr A Ay- and lady, runyon. in tbe scbrs a Williams from St Domingo Mrs Long ana cnild. Mr Merritt and lady In hip Wl sroasin, for Liveroool Mr Wade and lady Fay lady and daughter, Messrs George Gould, Benj waunt.

James Houghton, Wm Acete, Ed Hogan, While. IXPORTJiTIONS. Liverpool Shio Gsrrirk cak BitM 1 te onler t-baini fi co 5 bales Gove It Buntin 9 do Spauldins SiloG Han fcrolllikW Cork Si ro 7J) iron li hil.lt rMl do Phe im. Dot ee si re. mo tt Baldwin HlOdo Davenport Slipper 41133 Pieraoufe co: balei A.hton Si Gilljemn: ira.lu Ci roil 1 do A Msthew; boxes Fefuoa: 2 bbU Ssnits 5 Delsrield: 1 Hewitt Co; ooker.

Mrad 4i IV: 7 Mar.h.11: I Hail Brothers: lUU'rieht, Starseslc Shaw: hale C'ha Carville; 9 Varamann ftt Brown; cases tOttin. UrailHv St 1 do brsmliall. Abernethv Co: VY iter Blierman: 1 Kolomoa Hart: 1 HI bi ilieetinc Macr at bons; 9 cases Jones tt Co; 1 bale aellosg alto; do Arnold fit Uo; a Cromwell. Maiebt ado Hsrmsn. Hern SL II Wm Rnlmonil: I Klisrmsn' ban iron has Seymour co: aatiO do ilso co: 4HU do HmHiMtau 37 crates 0 Jackson; 4 do Leich.

THE EVENING POST MARINE LIST. PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, MAY 21. 39 I sua skt. ..7 Id I hioh waves. ..7 ii CLEARED THIS FORENOON.

Ship Southerner. 8ullivan. NOrleans, Stanten. bhip Catharine. Herbert, Cbar.eston, Wardle.

Brig Amalet, Spofford. Santa Martha, Trundy fc Brig Fordenskiold, Gyrding. St Petersburzh. Scbmidt Balchea. Brig Metella, MoUes, Buenos Avres.

De Forest It Brig Augusta, Stone, Savannah, Sturges. Clearman It Brig John Clifford, Staple, Charleston, Badger, Peek a. ScbStepbed Waterman. Ting. Harboa Islands, master Sch Belle.

King. Elisabeth, William Sch Ann Osborn, Norfolk. Sturges, Clearman fc Co Sch wm. E. colli, Came, Bridgeport, Ma.

ready sen Sarah fc. Merrill, strong, Baltimore. Mauler a Lord Sch Amanda Ophelia Podge. Washington. Sch Laura Jane.

Delano, Pensacole Hand Sloop Eleanor, Besse, Wareham, Mass. ARRIVED THIS FORENOON. Steamship Chesapeake, Mix, fm Norfolk, with mdse. Packet ship Garriek, Eldiidge.fm Liverpool 14th April withimdze to Spofford. Tileeton eo-392 passengers in tbe steerage.

April 38, lat 45 38, Ion 35 10, exchanged signals with'packet ship constellation hence tor Liverpool Brig Emporium, (Br) Cotter, us Pietou. NS, with eoal to Soul, Whitney It Co. Brig John AUred. Moore, 13 ds rm St John, rn, with sugar, ae, to Mamana, rneips a to. Brig Magnet, (Han) Hyslop, 40 ds fm Bremen, in bal last ana two passengers to Meyer a stueker.

Schr Melville. Kent, ror Boothbay with mdz. Schr Pawtucket, for Thorn eston, Lima. Sailed this mornin from Quarantine, shin Angelicn and barks Hannah Sprague, Alice Tarleton, all for Cali fornia. Spoken by pnot boat Washington.

19th Inst, 110 miles by fc. rrom sandy nook, by David rratt or rortlaad bound to ruuadelphla. By Magnetic Telegraph for the Evening Boston, May 21, 1849. The Conspiracy Case The New 8. District Attorney, The trial of of John W.

Crafts, for conspiring to destroy the ship Franklin, which had been postponed until this morning, came up in the District Court, but consequence of the illness of one of the jurors, it was again postponed. Mr. Lunt, the now U. S. District Attorney, took the oath of office this morning.

Frm the N. Picayune, May 12 THK CREVASSES AT NEW ORLEANS. The Sauve Crevatte. After four days' absence from the scene of the bauve crevasse, we again weiit opto it yesterday. We found the liue of piling about completed across the breach, though the pile-driving machines were still at work.

Tbe extension of the line of piles struck us as amongst the most favorable signs of success in the efforts to stop the break that we discovered, a number ot bands are engsged in sinking bags of earth against the outside of the piles, wnicn, ii tne pues can be made to stand, must in the course ot a lew days cbeok tbe overllow. Even if the work already done at this crevasse should stand, it is our opinion that the flood through the Dreacn cannot be materially arrested, at shortest, uuder two days. If it should give way. however, of course all will have to be done over again, and in tbe meantime tne city must become thoroughly inundated. While at the crevasse we were told that the water where the piles are driven was in somo places thirteen feet in depth, where three days before it was but two.

It appears that somo of ths planters above the ore- vasi-e have become discouraged, and withdrawn their forces from working. This we are informed was the case with Mr. Miller Kenner and Mr. Butler kenner. 1 heir negroes, who bad been several days workine at the crevasse, bad been taken awjy.

Mr. Trudeau is tbe only planter above who continues his force at the break. lie has thirty acres of cane under water, which is of course ruined. Besides this, be has lost two of his negroes from cholera, who were exposed to laoor in tne water, riesiues these none ot bis servants have uied of tho disease during the whole sea son. One or two of the piles in the lowsr Dart of the line gave way while we were present yesterday.

Our at tention was called to the lact by several gentlemen who witnessed it. The water in the fields of Mr. Trudeau and Mr. Sauve, near the crevasse, is beginning- to recede slightly owing, wo presume, to ths rapidity with wnicn it now runs on mrougn tne numerous outlets and channels in and near the oity. which is much greater than it was for some days after the levee was broken.

It appeared to us that the rush of water through the breach was nearly, if not quite, as rapid and alarming as when we first visited the crevasses, though we viewed it from adiffereut point yesterday. just as we were leaving about halt -past 3 clock P. M. 'wo learned that it was the intention of the white hands to quit working last night and come to the oity, they having been told that such was the de mand lor men to check the inroads of tbe flood upon the town, that they could command from $2 50 to $3 per day. This may bo true or not.

We give it as ws heard it. Foriier Crevatte. We also had a vie of the For tier crevasse, a short distanoe below, on the otDOsite side of the river. It has been abandoned, and the tur bulent waters are rushing in destructive torrents, without a bound to their wildness, over tens of thousands of acres of devoted lands. Unfavorable as is the report we have above riven of the prospect of closing tbe crevasse, it is not to be concealed that in the opinion of very competent gen tlemen.

we have denrerialeri the danirer tn ha annre. bended, and given too favorable an account of the tirofirress rjf the work. Wnrs en miKliah nil th. letters we have received from the crevasse, and other representations in regard to it, we should alarm our readers. But some ot the reports in circulation last evening that the work of the past week around tbe gorge had all been carried away before 5 o'clock, P.

we know to be unfounded. In any respect, th condition of things is bad enough, aad demands tbe nneeasing vigilance ef the public authorities. The Crevatte at the Englith Tarn. We again visited this crevasse yesterday afternoon, and found that but little progress had been made towards stopping the breach. The whole country around presents a scene of devastati'jn.

to smltmnlits The breach is now about one hundred and feet in width, and through it is flowing a volume of water about five feet in depth, with a full of four or five feet, giving it great force, and forming a miniature cataract. The levee is gradually srivine wav at each end of the crevasse, and the volume of water will be much larger before the new levee can be completed is ia uuw DHimsicu dj tnose wno nave charge of the operations that the new work will be anmnlatjiH in five days, if no accident occurs but in the opinion of omcrs, a weea at least wm elapse beiore this desira- oie result can ne attained. 1 he progress of the work ia necessarily slow, rue driver cannot be used to advantage, and consequently the piles or pickets have to be driven by hand. Tbe earth to fill in with bat to be carried some twenty rods by hand, andalon? a very narrow levee, which is constantly so thronged witn negroes, engagea in tne tna they make but little headway. The new levee which is being made about a hundred feet inside the old one.

will be abont three hundred feet in length, and not one hundred feet is yet completed. lfce powder magaxine being of bnck, of course withstands the fioou. which is rolling bv there with great velocity but there are two frame dwelling houses near, which hare been abandoned, and will probably be swept away. The force of the current is so great, even as far out as the new levee extends. that a man can with much cumcuiiy stand in it, and as the work progresses this oulhcolty will be more severely felt.

The principal part of tbe new levee is being built in the bed of the road, where the ground is more solid than on either side, and the piles are being driven to such a depth that they will probably withstand the force of the flood otherwise, npou bringing the works together in the centre, they would undoubtedly oe cameo away. Xhe cleared melds UDon Air- moner piantauon opposite the crevasse, presents the appearance of a lake, and we are informed that tne crops are neany all destroyed. The flood is rapidly extending acroa tne swamn and on the nlantauonl oeiow. aoinr bb immense amount ef damage. It is the opinion ef pianieis tn vicinity that, unleese tne eievesse ahould be immediately closed, nearly all the crops be tween mere ana the Balixe will be Dartiallv.il not to tally destroyed.

It was feared that the water would nse sumeiently below to destroy the levee around CoL tSeniamin's plantation hiiiMM. We heard it stated that the si imn th wva ia aait deep fourteen mile below and this being the emfs "avt do reason to doubt the realisation of mo worn auuapauoti that ar nteTtsined. Every un sW-fTtr, btjpj 4oftt vu, ta, bo, wf th ly their reanrt 1 street or day but First tune, city into hene of side head of hut flow at on A to we trust that ws shall soon enabled to announce that the tide of disaster has been checked. iae wtrjUMC. lbs water ra the swamp aad in I upper part of the Second Municipality i gradual- I oa wis rue, ana are aaiiy moving out ei I dwellings, being compelled to abandon them or I to the miner kwh nd Ln drifts nf I oommunioaUon with terra firmm.

White and Benton I streets are bo ander water, as also are portions of lercules and Dryade. lbs market in tbe latter has been for two or three days entirely surrounded by the flood, bcinj only accessible by boats on norsebacK. The distress caused by this stats of affairs is every increasing, and are sorry to say that ws see little prospect at present of a speedy change. The water is running over tne nortn bans ot toe canal in many places, and the inhabitants in the Seventh ward, second Municipality, ana tne rear oi ins Mnnicirjality. arc sTowinsr cxeeedinglT uneasy.

I Should th crevasse continue open for any length of 1 the swamp in the rear of these portions of tbe will fill np, and the water consequently set back tne streets. We hope that such will not be the ease, but it is contending with fear. A considerable portion the Shell Road this tide the Half-Way House is submerged, and the water is over the street oa the of the Wew Basin warehouse, nearly up to tbe of the basin. It is estimated that three hundred houses ar now surrounded by water, and the amount damage done is already very large. From the Crescent, May 13.

Good News. Very lole from the Crtvatt. Mayor Crossman received an express, at a late hour night, from the crevasse, at Mr. Sanve's planta tion, which Dnngs the cheering news that the operations were going on successfully, with every indication of those employed bting able to stop the further of water during the day (Saturday.) The messenger left the crevasse at half-past 10 last night. he stones current dunog the evening, of tne increase of the crevasse, we are pleased to learn, were destitute of truth.

Should no untoward accident occur, our citizens of the inundated districts will, in a day or two, be once more on dry land. From tbe St. Louis papers of the 12th. Lieutenant Schenck, of the United States Nary. died a short distance above Brunswick, a few days since, of cholera.

He was on his way, overland, to California. Feom thk Plains. Mr. F. Bobidoux has arrived St; Joseph from Fort Laramie.

He left that post the 24th of March, and Fort Child the 18th of pril. rle states that the grass on tbe flams was very scarce, and that it was unsafe tor the emigrants leave the settlements for at least fifteen davs. or until the middle of this month. The Pawnee and Sioux Indians were very friendly, and have no disposition to interfere with the whites, if not molested. Mr.

K. brought a large mail from Fort Child. Mortality on the Missouri River Deaths from Cholera, From Mr. Papin, clerk of the steamer Highland Mary, which arrived hut evening, have the following accounts in relation to the cholera on the Missouri. The Highland Mary left St.

Joseph on the 8th inst. Large numbers of euiiimintg were endeavoring to cross the river, preparatory to their final start for the nam, and so great was tbe rash, that tbe two terry boats, though running all day and most of the night, were inadequate to supply the demand. Five dollars. and even as high as ten, bad been paid for the trans portation of a tingle wagon and toam. 1 bo Highland Mary made several trips, and the Sacramento was then engaged in ferrying over the eager crowd.

St. Joseph and the surrounding country is represented as being literally lined with wagons, teams, and emigrants. The health of the place continued good, and but few cases of cholera had appeared. Among the few adventurers were noticed several parties from thi city. Dr.

White and family were encamped a few miles out. The Doctor had the misfortune to bo victimized, some rogues running off with two of his finest mules, and some three hundred dollars worth of accoutrements, coneisting of clothing, pistols, Arc. A general move had commenced among the mass, and all were anxious to be with the foremoet. The cholera waa still prevailing to some extent at Kansas and Independence, and both places were nearly deserted. Six or seven deaths from the disease took place at the former place on Wednesday.

Tbe steamer Mary was met above Kansas; thirty-five deaths had taken place on board since she left this city. The steamer Kansas was met at Independence, and she had lost seven or eight. At nearly erery town and village from there down, cases were reported, and much excitement prevailed. At several points at which the boat landed.no ooe came on board, and it was rumored that large numbers of the inhabitants were leaving tho river for the interior settlements. At Jefferson City, the steamer Monroe was laid up and nearly, if not quite, deserted by her passegers, officers ahd crew.

A number of deaths had occurred on boart, among whom was one ot the pilots, Mr. Joseph Ponto. '1 be other pilot had left her. The M. started from this oity, few days since, with between 150 and 2UU Mormon emigrants.

Several other boats, bound up, are reported as having had the disease on board The feteamer Ti-inour lost her steward, and tho Mary one of her engineers. The Alex. Hamilton had the disease on board, but no deaths were reported. The Highland Mury lust three passengers on her upward trip. There were quite a number attacked, but, by tbe timely use of proper remedies, all, save tbree deck passengers, recovered.

The weather was pleasant at St. Joseph on the 8th instant, and vegetation was beginning to put forth. The river was falling, with but lour feet in the chan nel to Liesinton. New Oblea.vs, Msy 12. CLE.1RED, Slip Rochester, Weeks, Liverpool.

French ship Laure, Dupuy, burdeaux. Br, ship Lord Seaton, Fitxsimons, Liverpool. ARRIVED, Bremen bark Fame, Payeken, 17 ds fm Bremen. Brig Carrier, Hill, 8 ds I'm Havana. Hl'llKOPATllf ANU TsiK WATER-CURE.

fj(7- FOWLERS a WELLS, 131 Nassau irittr, New York, publish, and have for sale, ail works on Hydropa thy, Water-Cure, Physiology, Threnology, Magnetism and Physiognomy at wholesale and retail. A complete as sortment of the above named works always on hand. Just published Th Water-Cure Journal, monthly, $1 year; Water-Cure Manual, 60 cents; Water-Cure in All Diseases. 50 cents The Cholera Hydropathicaliy 1 reeled, 25 cents. mh'J FOWLERS fc WELLS.

131 Nassau st ay- Summer Hats. WM. H. BKEBE a Hat ters, 156 Broadway, New York, and 13S street. Philadelphia, are now offering an extensive assortment of Summer Hats, of new and fashionable shapes eomprising extra line and ordinary Panamas, Leghorns, and Straws, In every variety.

Also a new and beautiful Hat for gentlemen, of a dark color, with donbie brim, very light and desirable. We have received direct from the manufacturers a new style of Hat, adapted for young gentlemen, with double and single brims, called the TRUE LEAF HAT, at a very low price. Dealers are respectfully informed that we can furnish them with a few cases of the Tree Leaf Hats, double aud single brims, at wholesale, at such prices as will alTord them a large profit. myl2is Summer Under Shirt These should be worn by every penon who values either health or com fort. Some of the best goods in this way ever manufac tured, can now be had of Raukin It Ray, at the New York Stocking Factory, 104 Bowery.

The articles are such as should eommar general attention, especial ly while the cholera is hovering around. myl8 2t Ship I'robus. FOR California. The first class A 1 ship PROBUS, J. C.

de Vries. mas ter, will sail next week for SAIT FRANCISCO. Pariles Intending to sail in thi vessel, should make immediate application, as th number of passsngers is strictly limited to sixty, and no more than that number will be taken upon any consideration. Passengers will send down tbeir freight immediately at pier No. North River, that it may not excluded.

Shippers will send in their bills of lading at the office for signature Tbe bulk of 606 barrels heavy freight can be taken if applied for immediately. Apply to E. B. SUTTON, 84 WaU or mj21 JOHN OGDE.V, 116 Wall st. SOLID IRON CHESTS FOK CAL.

IFORNIA or elswhere over tbe key bole is a hasp se cured by a letter lock capable of being locked differently daily for years the object of whieh is to prevent sny person from using a key to open the chest clandestinely. A La Sage make hi Scipio say. to Balthaxar' Iron Cheet. Friend Strongbox must though be always locked tome shall 1 never have tne pleasure or contemplating thy contents a 1 went whenever 1 pleased into thi chamber which was forbid to nobody but Gaspard, I happened one day to perceive bis father, who. thinking himself unobserved, after having opened and locked his strong box and concealed the key brhnd the hanging.

I marxea tne piece well, anu irnpaneo ine uiscovery to my young master, who embraced me with joy. saying, ah my dear bclpio, what a charming piece 01 new 1 thi. our fortune is made my child. 1 will tbis very day give the waxjwith which though mayeet take the impression of the key and put it into my bands I shall easily find an obliging loeksrail in Cordova, in which, thank Heaven, there is no scarcity of rogue. But why, laid I to Gaspard.

would you make a false key, when we csn use tbe true one. Because, answered he. my father, through distrust or some other motive, may take it in his head to hid it elswhere I and therefore it is better to have on fer our selves. 1 approved of his caution, and yielding to his inclination, prepared for taking tbe impression of the key. This was executed one morning early, while my old master paid a visit to Father Alexis, with whom he had usually long conversations.

This was not all I used tbe key in opening the box, which, being filled with large and small bags, threw me into a charming perplexity. 1 did not Know which to noose, seen enaction did 1 conceive fir both kinds. Nevertheless as the fear of being surprised did not permit to make a long scrutiny. 1 laid hold of one of the largest at a venture. Then locking the eofTer and replacing the key behind th hangings, 1 quitted the chamber witb my prey." To prevent the chest and its contents from being stolen, holes are drilled in iu bottom to bolt it to th floor for La Sam.

when speaking or the robbery or Don Abel's coffer, makes Scipio and th bravo to say Tb bravo, who was a big strong fellow, earn to onr lodging next day in the twilight, when I showed him tbe coffer in which my master had already secured his effects, and ask ed if he ould carry such a weight Such a weight said know that when the business is to carry off tbe goods of anotbel, I can lift Noah'B Ark." So saying, he slung the coffer on hi shoulders with ease, and went down stairs with it. npon tip-toe. Also; ire iToor. wrought iron Safe. Tbe abov Chest are mad and offered for (ale on rea sonable terms, by the subscriber, at his factory, No.

28 Gold street, near John street. myztit JESSE DELANO. A GENTLEMAN can be suited with a parlor and bed-room on second floor. Apply 151 Prineest. CLERK; VVATED-1b wholesale and retail grocery store, one acquainted with the business preferredmust come well recommended.

Address H. F. at thi office, stating where an interview may be had. my 21 3t PARCEL. BAGS PKR STEAMER Hi BERN I A.

Parcel Bags per steamer Hibernia win close at our omee on Monday, xlst inst, at 41 does: P. M. my 19 2t HARNDEN fc 6 Wall st- LANDSCAPE PAINTING, 126 Green atreet, and at the Lyeewsa, Broad' of vi and sc. tbe of at way, csaraenr of Prince MR. T.

W. WHITLEt is prepared to paint Landscape at every price, from $10 to $100 and upwards, from original drawing take on thpot, ia the different states of the Unvon aad la Canada. Mr. style is fro and faithful, and will compare favorably with th works of our city artista. Copies of the old master ia landscape ar also made by Mr.

who also restores Injured picture to their pristlns conditio. P. S. Views of town, cities, hotel. snacitoriaa and private resi Aeneas, taken la water or ia oil, ea tents exceedingly BStsient.

tad rof rived oa copper or stone, (UtVvsrivpl) -y pji; SaiiYfUi ADRIAN H. MLLLEB- Auctioneer. recall vase aad fjaralea Plants It niLLER will eU at aaetio en TUESDAY' il.My 2i, at 10 o'clock at the Sale room, No. Wall street Greenhouse and Garden Plants. ke from the Nursery Boll.

Bloominsdale eonsietin; of a choice collection tt i i inuciwi, u. u.su lions. 33) myll It DXNRY B. LEEDS, Auctioneer. SLg-nor i.

B. Pondolfinl's Splcudldl Sale of Kick alabaster Statawrjr, Vase, Una, Tax-xas, French fancy Goods, Flatcd Ware, Bakcmlaa Glass Ware, aVce. H1 ESIll II. LEEDS CO. wBJ aaU at auction.

TUESDAY. Mar 2d. 1849, at sales room No. 8 Wall street tb choice of Tt esse of rich Alabaster ucoaa, jest received, consisting or Alabaster ntatuary, ii, v.n... uii.i..

i Pn.k.. Endysasoa, Wild Boars, Gladiators, he. ia Verde rrato; splendid carved Agate Vases, very urge; Ftrusean, Gothic, Medic is, Pompeii, Roman and Hebe Vase, (rem inches to 9 feet high, beautifully, carved in Bardiglio, yellow of sienna, ie. splendidly carved Tanas, supported by awaas. with serpent handles; Jewel Stands; Card Receivers; Marble Fruit: Candlestick; Witch Las; Books; Paper Weights; Mosaic Tables, he.

Also, an assortment of French Good, Bronx Clocks, Candelebraa, Ac Silver Plated Ware, Bohemian Glass, PokaL Girandoles, CeUery Stands, Claret Jugga. Decanter. Goblets. Cologne. Sc.

1374 my 19 HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer. THE BALANCE OF THE 8TOCK OF WINES BELONGING TO THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL. HENRY H.

LEEDS fc CO. wiU sell at auction on THURSDAY May 24ih. 1S49, at 11 o'clock, at the sales room, No 8 Wall str, et, the balance of th Wine of St Charles Hotel, and private itock. consisting of Madeiras. Sherries, rorta, Brandy, oin.

Mum, Cham page, he. Sale positiv, to close tbe concern. myl9 (1376) HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer. Valuable Collection of Oil Painting.

HENRY II. LEEDS CO. will sell at auction en WEDNESDAY, May 23d. at 11 o'clock, in th gallery, rear of store No. 8 Wall street About 100 Oil Paintings, belonging to several private individuals, sent for convenience of sale There will be found amongst the number, many very beautiful works art.

and originals, well worthy the attention of amateurs and others. The sale will be positive, and they can be viewed In the gallery one day previous to tbe sale. 11373J mylV WM. H. FRANKLIN, Auctioneer.

Peremptory Executor's Sale of three valua ble Country Residences, belonging te the estate of Samuel Leggett, deceased. 1TTILLIAM H. FRANKLIN. SOTI Si CO. will sell at auction on TUESDAY, June 1, at 11 o'clock, mo nuciuiH e-acuaoge WHITESTONE.

1st. The farm and country residence of the late Samuel Leggett, situated at Whites tone, adjoining the steamboat tanuing anu immediately on in r.ast River, miles die tant from the city. Th place contain about 6s acre- 40 of which are in a high state of cultivation, 16 acre of woouiana anu iu acre or salt meadow. Tb mansion house i 60 by 62 feet, built of brick, three stories high. with large wing attached in excellent order, having a naming room, anu replete witn every convenience.

A tenant house, renting for $125 per annum srardener house and porter's lodge, brick barn, carriage house, and aUother necessary outbnUd ngs, io good order. Fish poDds, icehouse, bathing house, ae, ae. A large and choice collection of cherry apple, pear and Deach trees, in fine bearing state. The place, however, having been the residence of the late proprietor for the last 16veara.no expense has been spared in making it every way desirable lor a gentleman country seat, in point or situation and extent of water scenery. It is unsurpassed bv anv on the East River or Sound-in short, its fin condition, Its proximity to the city, and its uniivallsd location, present an opportunity to the retired merchant rarely te be found.

A steamboat plies dally to and from tbe city and irom flushing iinree mues aistanti twice eaca day. ALSO 2d. A farm adjoining the above, containing 20 acre of land and 10 aeres of salt meadow. On the premises is a new house, built in the best msnner of wood (ailed in with brick), SO by 40 feet, tbree storirs high, with a wing attached Xi by 27 feet, marble mantnls throughout together with a Urge barn and other necessary out buildings a fine kitchen garden, ice born an porter's longe great variety oi iruit trees or the very best kinds, including a large quantity of peach in lull bearing 'J his place Is finely situated, within view of the East River, and about a quarter of a mile distant, within ten minutes' walk of tbe steamboat landing, aud altogether weu auapieu lor a gentleman country residence. ALSO 3d.

Th farm and dwelling honse known as Rose Hill, or twenty-six acres or land and frur aeres of salt mea dow, about one mile from tbe steamboat landing at wbitestouc two miles from Flushing, adjoining the resi done of Oardner Howlantl, and on tbe road leading to College Point with porter's lodge, icehouse and other ecessary out-buildings. This place I beaatifully situated, with a fine water prospect, easy of access, within a convenient distance of Slushing, and oner Inducement to gentlemen doing business in tne city ror a summer residence. TERMS. Ten per cent, on the day of sale 40 per cent, on the Is' of July, when the deeds will be delivered the balance. 60 per cent, can remain on bond and mortgage, at 7 per cent interest, for a term of years.

Further particulars can be had on application to the autioneers, No. 6 Broad street. The sale will be positive and without reserve, to the uignest uiuaer. BENJAMIN COX, WM. H.

SLHERMERHORN, mylG eodliwtdts (401M) A LCTION C. KKJIP. Auction -i Y. eer. has removed from No.

6 Nassan street, to the large store. No. 12 WaU street, formerly occupied by Messrs. Phelps, Chittenden fc Bliss, where be would be pleased to see bis friends, and attend to any business in his liue. This store is well adapted for tbe sale of Fancy Goods, uii laintings, furniture, and merchandise generally.

Will also attend to sale of Real Estate, Furniture, and private dwellings and stocks of goods generally, and would respectfully solicit sales of this kind. my 14 ood2w Judge Jays New Work! -A REVIEW OK THK CAUSES A NO CON-XV SEQUENCES OF THE MEXICAN WAR, by William Jav. For sale at the Bookstores in Broadway no. Orders supplied by WILLIAM HAH NED. my21 2w cod No.

61 John st. WASTED A middle aged American woman, of experience, to assist in the care of a small family, and general management of the household. Address" HOWARD. "stating full particulars, at the Courier anl Enquirer office. myl9 eurREME DDDRT.

William Cairn. aad oilier Ei'rs. 4ic, 1 axamst Peter A. liegeman and others. 3 In pui-Muam-e ol'a lecre of tlie Sepreme Court of thestateo! New York, in Equity, 1 will exinx to sale, on the lU'b ilay ol June.

1S4, at 12 o'clock. at the Merchants' Exchange, in Uie city of New York ALL tlio lw certain pieces or lots of round, situated in the TweHth(now fcMU-enlli) ward tlie city of New York, on the north sitie and known one mapof Uie property of oree Kapelie, made by Daniel Kwen. city surveyor, in which said map is on file in the orrice of tlie Register lor the t-uy and county of Mew York, by nuniliets seven hundred and tea and spven hundred aud eleven (7 1 1 earh ol" tlie said lots Lieiuc in breadth in front and rear twenty-five lerl. and in length on each tide ninety-eight leet nine inches. Dated New York, May JOHN J.

V. WESTER VELT. Sheriff F. G. Luckey.

Att'y. ray'JI 2aw3w FOREIGN 1) It GUU DS, THOMAS HUNT CO. 88 William street, Netv-Torkt Importer and Jobber HAVE received In store, by th last acuta and Steamkbs from Europe, a full assortment ol SPRING GOODS, adapted to MEN'S WEAR. Package FRENCH NANKEENS. SATINS, SERGES 44 Velvets, Linen and Uuion Drillings, Vestings Fancy and Tricot Blue Cottonades, Drap d'Ete and Drap de la Relne GERMAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH CLOTH CASSIMERES AND DOESKINS, PLAIN AND FANCY English Masourka and Alpaeea Serges Queen's Cloths Drap d'Albert, Bonjean and Barnsley Drills, Croton and Arago Coatings Mohair and Wellington Cords.

Cashmerett Pantaloon Stuffs. Brown Linens, Fancy QUILT I NGS, WELT1NGS. MARSEILLES VESTINGS Erminetts, Syrian Cloths. Drap d'elastiques Lamartine, Pacha and Belle Checks Drap de Vienne and Drap de Nemours, Lama bllelag; Canvas, Hosiery, fce lie. ITALIAN SEWINGS AND CRAVATS INDIA NANKEENS, SINCHEWS PONGEES Satins, Serges, Buttons and Fancy Goods.

ALSO ON HAND, A full assortment of AMERICAN GOODS, consisting Of CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. TWEEDS, 8ATI Nr.TTS. SUMMER STUFFS, MUSLINS, S1LEC1AS AND TAILORS TRIMMINGS. ssy21 rtlHE NEW YORK.

AND 8AUGKRTIES White A Lead Co. receiving from tbeir factory an assortment ef Whit Lead, eomprising th several grades of assorted-sited pacaages, vis: Drv White Lead. pure, extra, and No. 1, packages from 600 to 800 lbs each Ground in oil Pure in casks 800 lbs each Pure in casks 6001b each Pure in casks. BOO lb each Pure in casks 200 lbs each Pure In kegs 100, 50 and 25 lbs each Extra in casks 2X to 500 lbs each Extra In kegs 45 to 100 lbs each No.

lin casks 200 to 500 lb each No 1 in kegs Uto 100 lbs eacb The quality of this Lead is warranted equal to any made, and to give entire satisfaction, or it may be re turned ana the money reiunaed, wi.n any expense in-eurred. JAMES McCULLOUGH, President, niy'Jl 150 Front cor. Maiden lane OWNKllS UK STEAMBOATS-ARK YOU TO be blamed, or ar ths passengers who expo-d them selvc without a life preserver to diserve sympathy whea lost or drowned within sight of land, when th means of saving eaa be supplied at under ii Tbe travelling Mason is at band. Two dollars is mere nothing. It is th price of Day best single Life Preserver perfect security.

Day' Life Jacket will sustain three persons. With it en caa carry a lin aihoi Warrh' 23 1 ortlandt it. HORACE H.DAY my21 Manufacturer of India Rubber and Gntta Perch ri Vy EVER. Wholesale prices-Candies from l'-JJ a 11 cents per lb. Sugar Plums, generally 14 cents.

Sugar Almonds 16 cent. bevail Candies and Sugar Plums. 18 etc. per lb. T.

G. HODGKINS. Manufacturer, 148 Greenwich, between my21 Courtlandt and Liberty streets. PEAC HSMOUNTAIN COAL A full supply of this well known eoal. fresh mined, and of th various sites, for sal in lots to suit purchaser, by STUART F.

RANDOLPH fc 74 Wall st 287 East Broadway, corner of 4th avenue and 13th st and nay 21 comer Rntc-ers aed Cherry sta I) ACM OftCM alt 1 nowiandTng. direct from the mine, for sal at reduced prices, in quantities to suit consumers, from boats, or reeereened from yard, by J. L. fc F. W.

WORTH, myZl 24 Broadway, and cor. Fourth and Thompson. 1VERPOOL ORREL. COAl.AI?TX)AT Now landing from ship Wisconsin, Orret Coal of superior quality. Urges! selected expressly for family use.

Fer sale in lots to suit purchasers by STUART F. RANDOLPH fc 74 WaU st, 287 East Broadway, corner ot 4th avenue snd 13th st, and my 21 corner Rutgers and Cherry st. HILDA II WALSCEXD SEW CASTLE COAL. Now landing from brig as sppa. of large sixe selected for family nse.

fer sale in lot to suit purchasers by MUAKl r. jisniAibrn a 74 Wall st, 287 East Broadway, corner of 4th avenue and 13th t- and my21 corner of Butger and Cherry sts. ERCl'SSION CAPS, BUTTONS, eVt i ease G. 1. percussion caps.

1-10 boxes. leanS. B. 44 44 1-10 500 gro. agate buttons.

200 4- slraas do. 500 14 fancy colors do. For sal by WM. H. CART fc aril 245 Pearl street PCPKRIOR CLARETS Latoor, "141" Leoville.

Lams. Bran Canteaae, St. Julian, and ordinary Table Wine, for sale by HENRY D. FELTER, bst21 S6S Broadway, corner Priaae it. IVKKKIOL ORREL AND BLACK CAB-PJEls COAL of lares aia aad bast quality.

For sale at low prices, by. WORTH. 34 Broadway. aryZl and cor. Thompson fc Fourth sts.

QCllffKlDER CHAMPAGNE. loO seaksts. qts sJ and nta. last leeeiv eaa war sale D. FELTEB, 6B Broadway, xnyTl eoraev Frisco st.

QPaRKI.ISO HOCK; Jnsrt received, aa Invoice of very superwr. ta quart and put bottle, for sal by HEjUgY D. FELTER, 5e Broadway, WjU fTBt ftiBfv vis upon per test aid whea pay aad may No. 33 His i TBM JEUTDAXi BKXKFTT JUUTK COMPANT, No. WALL -This Company ha been ia existence nearly FOUR yean, aad its Scari.cs Is bow, (March 1, 1848.) over (700,000, showing a business unpaxall- DITIDENDS OF PROFITS are declared ANNUALLY all Life policies which bar settled two ot Bore pre miums; tb profits draw interest at the rat of per cant, annum, and caa be saad available at nee, te the ex- of tw THiaos of their amount, wber th party ha hi premiums la fulL rrexaiojus ar payable aanuaHy, but Buy be paid semi annually or quarterly, and parti tailing Life policies tb premium, amount te fifty dollars may, if they prefer, give their individual Botes for si-halv the annual premium, apoa which they will be required te six per cent, interest.

Prospectus, and all papers ecessary to effeot Imuran all Information in relation to th plan of operation, be obtained, gratis, at tbe office of the Company, 11 Wall street. DIRECTORS. ROBERT L. PATTERSON, SETU LOW, CHARLES S. MACKNETT, JOEL W.

CONDIT, EDWARD ANTHONY, WILLIAM A. F. PENT2. LEWIS C. GROVER, THOMAS B.

SECUR, HENRY McFARLAN, ANDREW S.SNELLINO. WILLIAM M. SIMPSON. RANDALL H. GREENE ROBT.

L. PATTERSON, President. Bxnj. C. Miixxa, Secretary.

JOSEPH L. LORD, Agent. Valentine Mott, M. I Medical Board of Consul ta-Jer. Van Rensselaer, M.D., tion.

Jambs Btiwast. M. (residence No. S. Abingdon Square.) Medical Examiner, attends at tbe office daily from lto o'clock.

mhliMkFtf Britisb Commercial Life In- eurance Company. Cora hill, Load on, and 65 Wall street, Sew York. F.STABL1SHED IN 19W. CAPITAL 600,000 STERLING, OR TURKS MililsIOlf DOLLARS. Trustees.

JOHN CATIXEY, JOHN COX, DbSAsliAn u. jiAwuiii. Referees In New York. Excellency HAMILTON FISH, Governor of State New I org ANTHONY BARCLAY. H.

B. Consul. EierHEH ti ri ti, uq. JAMES GALLATIN, Esq. SAMUEL WETMORE, Esq.

J. PHILLIPS PHOCNIX, Esq. HENRY GRINNELL, Esq. JOHN CRYDER, Esq. JOHN H.

HICKS, Esq. irrw yoaa meoicsl eximikebs. JOHN C. CHEESMAN, M. 47 Broadway.

V. V. JOHNSTON, M. Broadway. Stisdisi Col-ifl Hon.

WILLIS HALL Solicitob ALBERT GALLATIN, Jr. Actuary for the Southern States, resident at New Or leans, JOHN WINTHKOP, Esq-. 16 Exchange Place, N. O. General Agent for the United State FREDERICK 8ALMONSON.

Oi Wall street, New York. CALIFORNIA AND SPECIAL RISKS OF ALL KINDS TAKEN AT A COMMENSURATE mho eodi Albion Life Insurance Co. LONDON AND NKW YOIUC. INSTITUTED IN 1805 F.MPOWSRKD BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. THIS) COHPAHY has been in successful operation for over roaw year, and present to tb insured all the advantage of the Mutual system, with th seeurity of a joint stock Company, having a large paid up capital (a portion of which 1 invested in U.

8. Stock and New York State Stock) and responsible stockholders, and di riding the profits every thbke years among the insured Persons insuring on before the 1st day of May next. will be entitled to the great advantage of participating at once in all the profits of the business, and will receive full share at the division in September next, in either ol the tfiree following ways, vis BY PAYMENT IN CASH. BY REDUCTION OF ALL FUTURE PREMIUMS. BY AUGMENTATION OF THE SUM INSURED.

When the insurance is for whole life half the premium may remain unpaid for five year on pytng Interest, or tbe premium may be paid quarterly, ball yearly, or an nually. No charge is made for sea risk to En rape, at any season oi tne year. MEDICAL EXAMINERS. J. W.

FRANCIS. M. No. 1 Bond street. J.

C. BEALES. Esq M. 543 Broadway. Prospectuses, witb rates and every information, can be had on application at tne Agency.

JOSEPH FOWLER, R. S. BUCHANAN, apS eodis 27 Wall street INSURANCE AGENCIES. BT the provisions of the General Insurance Act, pais-ed by the last Legislature, agencies of foreign com- panies must prove to the satisfaction of the Comptroller that such companies have an unimpaired capital equal to tne amount requirea or our own companies. The TYcnton Afuuel Life Insurance Company, we believe.

tne nrst to comply witn tne law. 1 hey nave aa uninr paired capital of 1100.000 invested in stocks and mort gages, and Mr. Charles O. Imlay (in one of the front of fices of the Manhattan Bank) is duly authorised to issue policies, as per the rouowing CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. Comptboller's Okficc Alhany, May 2d, 1849.

Satisfactory evidence having been furnished to mr that Charles G. Imlay, of the city of New York, (No 40 wall street.) has been duly appointed an agent lor the irenton Mutual Life Insurance company, being an In surance enmpany incorporate') by ths state of New Jer sey and that tbe said company is possessed of tbe amount of actual capital, unimpaired, which is required by thi seventh section of an act entitled 44 A Act to providi for the Incorporation of Insurance passed April 10th. 1849: Now, in pursuance of the provisions ot the act aforesaid, I. Wasiiingvok Hukv. Comptroller ol the state of New ork, do hereby certify that tne said Imlay is authorised, as an agent lor the' said insurance com pany.

to issne policies, receive premiums, and transact the business of Life Insurance in the city and county ol New org. In witness whereof, I have hereunto subscribed mj name, and caused tbe seal of my office to affixed, the day and year first above written. myl5 istf W. HUNT, Comptroller. HERRING'S (Wilder' Patent) SALAMANDER SAFE 9.

BOOKS AND PAPERS "MUST AND SHALL BE PRESERVED." Tbe many obstacle and difficulties which at first met the introduction of tht Salamander Safe, and the determined opposition obliged to be overcome from both prejudiced snd interested par ties, ror a long time smothered and almost paralysed tbe first attempts made to benefit the business public by putting witbin their reach the knowledge and possession ot this valuable discovery. Since then, however, it real qualities have become better known, and as the lat fires and accidental burning hav brought them more fully before the public, they have completely silenced all efforts at opposition, and thr Real Salamander now stands where it has long deserve to stand. in acknowledged superiority over every other Safe-Guard ever presented to the public. To multiply testimonials here the subscriber now deems unnecessary suffice to say that in the Thirty-One instance in whieh these sale have been exposed aud sorely tried, no one case can be relerred to in which these wert ever yet found wanting. consequently now find all the other "invention! and improvements," (at one time so called) ot this class entirely abandoned and thrown away, while tbe name salamander (first applied to this safe only) is now takes bold of with avidity, and used indiscriminately to every article in the shape of a safe, lacking other recommendations to public favor.

Tbe subscriber would therefore caution purchasers against 44 imitations" of all kinds and in an article ofsr much importance as a good safe always must be to loot well before making their selection, being well assured thai they will find the Herring's Salamander, as now made, the improved of all Improvements, and ia every respect a hen placed in comparison with others by far thr cbeapest and the best." SILAS C. HF.RR1NG, mj2l 137 fc 139 Water St. cor. of Bepeyster. TEST NO.

14- ANOTHER FIRE RICH fc SALAMANDER SAFES AGAIN TRIUMPHANT On Saturday night, 7th inst- the four story warehouse 278 Pearl street, was entirely consumed witlr it content. Ml. Edward Filley. executor of the estats of tbe Peter Morton, occupied the lofts, and had in usi one of the above named safes, of large rise, which was subjected to intense beat, and fell to tbe ground floor. It was not opened until Monday, and reference Is madr to the letter at foot as to the condition of its contents al that time.

A large supply of th cam kind of Safes, of various sixes, on hand and for sale by A. S. MARVIN, 133, Wa ter at, Agent tor oianuiacturer. Mr. A.

S. MARVIN, Agent for Rich fc Co.V Safe Dear Sir: In answer to your inquiries as to tb con dition of the books and paper iu a Safe I purchased of you. I am most happy to state that notwithstanding Its exposure to tbe fire during th whole of Saturday night the papers and book belonging to the Estate I represent of great value, including bank note and note of band, were taken therefrom witbont having received essential injury, ana so iar as i nave oeen ante to examine, every une in ootu cooks ana papers is leginie. Yours very truly. Signed, EDWARD FILLET.

New York, ttth April. 1849, my21 TTORN'S MAGNETIC MACHINE4, No. 90 AA Fulton street. This instrument is performing thou-sods of cure in nervous diseases, especially In nervous prostration and general debility or the system. It effects tbe most astonishing results; the petient frequently feels idieved after tbe first application.

It invigorates the whole system permanently with those who nave lost tne muscular energy by tne use of me dicine. It has been asserted by many distinguished physicians, both in Europe and tbe United State, that Horn' magnetic machine is one of the most valuable medical disco- erica yet known. It I used with perfect and certain success in all eases or rheumatism, acute or chrome seated in head, joints or limbs gout, tic doloreux. nervous and sick headache, paralysis, palsy, fits, epilepsy dyspepia, palpitation of tbe heart, spinal and hip com plaints, stiffness of tbe joints, lumbago, neuralgia, ner vous tremors, general debility, deficiency of nervous and physical energy, an all nervous disease As a preven tive lor apoplexy, to mac nine is connoentiy reconuneod- ed, aad ia the most confirmed eases of scrofula, dropsy, erysipelas, deafness curvature of the spine and all similar complaints, it effect are equally successful. FAHTICULAtt rsUTlUK.

Tbe great beauty and superiority of HORN'8 Mag netic Machine over all other forms of instrument is that while it eradicates disease it invigorate ibe body. and every family should posse on of these beautiful instruments, for they are found in time oi sickness a valuable companion, and often time th very best physician. The proprietor respectfully announce that. In eon- auence of hi late improvement and increased facilities he ha been enabled to place th price of each machine, complete in every respect aad warranted for owe year, at a THREE TO SIX DOLLARS. N.B.

AO orders, from sny part of th United State. accompanied with th cash, will be attended to without delay. Th only- place in New York where Horn's magnetic masbiBe caa no naa ii ei vu niton street. my21 ILIA Atl T. HICKS No.

149 and 151 Front street, have constantly In stors, and offer for ase Alcohol of high strength. Borax Wood' Eagiiah refined. Bin Pitt Mass for which they are agents. Brimstone Roll and Flowers of Sulphur. Camphor refined ia New York.

Castor Oil No. 1 aad shade. Cochineal Mexican, ia assorted packagee. Cream of Tartar powdered, ta barrels. Epsom Salts Baltimore.

Gum Arable Turkey. Iadigo Madras, Manilla, aad Caraeea. Lsqooriee fee te Calabria aad Sicily. Lamp Black for which they are agent. Madder Datch Ombre.

Magnesia Calcined aad Carbonate. Oil of Bergs saot. Cassia, Ongaanm, Lavender, Fnassialeof Potash Aatericaa aad Egua. Sartpcti icnaed, In keg 10 lb, each. Beidlits Mix tar, aad Roe belle Salts.

Venetian Red best English brands. Sal Soda and Soda Ash Newcastle." SupercarboBaU of Soda 44 Jarrow" and other brands, less-wax -yellow aad bteaebed, ta cakes. myil BRAUkWOOD'KXTRACT. for sale by TTT iWS 0., 4 WoUb, cent aad ting by DAY "AN FRANCISCO, VI A CHAURES 3d of May Tb new splendid team-ship CRESCENT CITY ISO ton ilMlfci. i h.

1 1 ii I- V7TT, tram at pier 4 North SUvwea SATURDAY, tbe Xid.Ua, at 4 clock. P. M. aalaaloon. 1aa frw.J do lower cabin.

11 100 Freight on specie oa per cent -V" V. mm I eo steerage. per foot. gt cubic feet of bgage allowed each eabla To de allowed each terag passenger. I No passage secured until paid tor.

Anv unn. one half the amount of passage moaey, caa secure a eeron lui one ww. For freight or passage, apply to J. HOWARD fc SON. South FREK iHT FOR NEW ORLEANS BY THE FALCON.

Shippers are informed that 260 toss measurement rood will be taken for NEW ORLF.AS8 th well-known sfamsnip aisua, to sau SATUR tne seta insiauv. Ka fnifht taken ailer liuav. as r. ra. All hi'ls of lading will be signed on board, and mast presented on or before Friday.

or terms. ac. ai'P'r mvai t2SM M. O. ROBERTS, 11 West street.

ral49. LKK u.ilimu au Ill LK 1 LA v. oicincn UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. nM ninrvm V. fl LADY of th D.

KooLtSTOn. NIAGARA. A. D. Kii.v.

ATA ACT R- Chasms. ONTARIO. II. N. THBeor.

Tbe above steamers. In connection witn tne steamers D1TISU nriTV Ph.mhjr-lain anil BRITISH EMPIRE, Capt. Moody, Hill form a MJatly Jar r.rxnivs iictrrcDl Betweek Lewisto.v, Oiwr.ce, Ocdisiicics, airs Me- TBEIL, Landing at Intermediate ports, snd leaving as follows DowwaBDl Leats Lewiston at 3 P. M. DaOy.

Rochester at 10 P. Oswego at 9 A. Ssckett's Harbor at 12 Kingston at 4 P. Ogdensburgh at 8 A. Arriving at Montreal at o'clock, P.

M. UrwABDs Leavb. Montreal at A. T.n. wgueasnurg at A.

1.. Kingston at 4 r.M Ssekett's Harbor at 9 P. Oswego at 10 A. Rochester at 7 P. Amving at Lewislon at ftVlnelr.

A In ttm. fnp theSteamboaU fer HAMILTON and TORONTO, and NIAGARA FALLS AND BUFFALO. Aud Morning Steamers thence uniLake Eri. FARE from SYRACUSE, via Oswero and Lake Onta rio, to NIAGARA FALLS, including Board (except breakfast at Oswego) and berth on Steamers. 4 50.

A charge of 60 cents each will be mad to those who occupy nerin in a eiaie swum. Rail Road and Steam Boat Fare, from Syracuse to Buf falo. Sa. myxltm. MORNING LINE AT ol O'CLOCK FOK ALBAIN 1 ANU TROT.

AND THE 1 INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS Fare 25 cents. Meals furnished at all hour on board tb boat The new and snlendid steamer CONFIDENCE. Captain ThoasaaS. Knight, wiU leave tne steamhoai pier at tne foot of Robinson street TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 64 o'clock, A. M.

Notice Th regular day line will continue, as hereto fore, to leave tlie pier foot of Robinson street every morn ing at 01 clocx. Jil Jun. r. kuu.hal,. jiBpms.

TO LET Two small genteel three story houses on the west sui. nr Hroanwav. between ZVtn ana streets, finished with marble mantels Croton water and water closets. The street is lighted with gas, and the Broadway stages pass the doors. Rent 2TS.

Also, tbe two bouses with stores, adjoining, rent axis and 1300. to 11. V. SCI11EFFEL1N, 17 East 14th my21 tf or 142 Front st. TO LET HOUSE South East corner of 17th efcm.t llninn P.rk.

28 hv Sa lot 18 bv 125. With IJLthe Mantel and Pier Mirrors. Paintings, oil cloths fce. ALSO No. 20 east 17th street, a few doors west Broadway, to be put in complete order.

ALSO No. 29 Clinton Place. 25 by about 50 lot JS bv 1 the block to he nut in perfect order. ALSO No 271 10th street, 25 feet by about 50, lot 25 bv 100. Also, the late Country Residence of General Scott, at Elizabeth Town, embracing tbe Mansion House and out buildings, witn acres oi ground.

Apply to HOMER MORGAN, mylO lOtis eod No. 1 Pine st. KIRMSHED HOUsK IN FOUR- TISKIITH STREET TO RENT. A larce OIL well furnished house, with modern improvements tuple to WM. J.

SINCLAIR. ap7 iatf 11 Pine street. 4K Ann WANTED ON BOND and Mort- gage, on unincumbered improved pro perty, in and out of th city, In sums of from 51500 to SMMJO. (myl7 ot) it A UAirnins, so wan st. LiTORAGE OR LOFT WASTED A Loft for stones is wanted.

apily to M. SPlllNG fc CO myi7 51 Exchange riae. ESTATE IN NEWPORT, xa. 1. T7XR SALE.

The estate, at present owned and oe-V cupied by the subscriber. Tbe house is large and tommodious the stable and out-buildings very conve nient and well arranged with or without the furniture For terms, apply toJ. E. Thsyer fc Brother, Boston; L'ammann fc Whitehouse, New York or the subscriber in Newport. ACGCSICS May 3d, 1819.

my4 lmis' TO BOOK8ELLKR8. SEALED will lie received hy the nnileniened. at tlteollire of tlie Clerk of tlie Board ot Education. (Psrk ItutlilinK 1 until tlie2Htli day ol Mav inst'. at 6 o'clock.

P. tor tloois of Reference lor nse in Uie Free Academy. A list of the books ami a description ol' the style of blading re- be seen at Uie sau g' RT THUMArt DENNY. J.8. IlliHWORTIl.

8AMUEI. A. CRAPO, WILLIAM T. PINKNEY. Executive Committee lor the care, soajsainei anil management ol the FfB Resile New York.

May 141 Ii. 2w OST OR ftllSLAID-L. A Benoist fc sight J. draft on Corning fc favor of June Porter, da ted St. Louis, No.

27489, for 76 39, or 5767 30 there being an apparent discrepancy between the amount of draft and advices. Tbe payment of the same has been stopped, and all persons arc cautioned against negotiating the same. C. W. fc J.

T. MOORE fc myl8 3t 71 Broadway. To tbe Medical ProrcasUon asid Uie Public. HECRERS FARINA, new in nse at th Hoep' tals. Asylum, and other public establishments, an recommended by some of tbe most distinguished Thysi sians and Chemists, as an article of diet for ehildrenan invalids, much superior to arrow-root, sago, fvr mor drengthemng.

pleasant to tbe taste, and easy of dige tion. Put up in 24 pound boxes, of half pounl papers each accompanied with printed directions for cooking te. or sale at the principal drug stores. Wholesale HECKER fc BROTHER, 201 Cherry st N.Tork. Liebig, in his Agricultural Chemistry, p.

48, Phil, ed ibserves: Children fed upon arrow-root, salep. or indeed an kind of amylaceous food, which doe not contain ingre- Jjeuts fitted for the formation or bones and muscles, be come fat, and acquire much embonpoint their limbs ap pear run, but they do not acquire strength, nor are tnen irgans properly developed." In the anaiysis of tha anna made by rror. Held or new York, among other constituent, he gives 15 percent, ol gluten and albumen and remarks, that the claim of the Farina upon th Medical Profession and th publi will rest upon its containing in the gluten and albumen vegetable fibrins aud other nitrogenited bodies not found in arrow-root or similar substances, and whieh mod err chemistry has pointedoutas being necessary to the for-nation of animal fibre, and by means of whieh naturs makes up for tn sonitaat waSDSiaattaz pise in human body au2o np si. PALMER'S COUNTRY NEWSPAPER As- vertising Arency. Tribune Buildings, New York unbraces most of the best newspapers of all the cities and principal towns in th United State and Canada, for which be duly authorised to receive Mvertwements tnd subscriptions, snd fully ssc powered to give receipt.

Merchants, manufacturers, artists and indiviuusi generally, besides public Institutions, incorporated com pa-ales and societies who wish to advertise in, or subscribe newspapers of any section cf the country, are respect- uny invited to examine tne nie. To remove all doubts and isapprehensions, th agent hereby notifies the public, ttat no person is authorised ay him to solicit advertisemet ts, cards or subscriptions tor the newspaper ror wnicn ne is tne oniy autnonsec sgent. The annoyance to merchants an other, grew-ng out of numerous pretended agencie in thi city, renter the adoption of this etstse essentially proper (uard against imposition. Those, therefore, who wisL transact business witb his agency, and avoid mistakes, are respectfully Invited to Hand in their orders at tbe office, or auaress V. B.

PALMER, American Newspaper Agent, Tribune Buildings, nra. The cost of advertising in country papers a list of the cities and towns throughout th Union, in whieh papers are published together with copies ar tb sa fer al papers for which he is the duly authorised Agent, may be seen at nis omee in tne ivioun ouiiaiasw rEATHER HOSE FOR FIRE ENGINES Li steamboats. Factories, Street Washers, fce menu lectured from th best oak tunned leather, witb wrought copper rivets, always on band and for sale by JOHN II. BOWIE fc Curriersand Leather Dealer. 80 Ferry street.

Who hav also for sale, calf-skins, wax and grainupper- leather, and carried leather or every description, myio Horace Waldo OFFERS for sale, at No. 29 Pins street-85 eases Indigo blue, and black Cassimm 60 do Kentucky Jeans, various colors 276 bales Scarlet, Blue, Yellow aad Greea Flanaal Plain and Twilled 150 eases Ksrseys and Plains, various styles aad qua titles eases Douglas Waverly and Geld Plaid Ugh lor 150 bale Indigo Bin Drills enn hl 27 29 in. Brown Drills 125 case 8-4, 7-8, 4-4, 5-4, 10-4 and 1S-4 Bleaehed Shirting JO e.mmm Bleaehed Diaper 226 bales Mariners' Twill'd Shirting Itrtl. and 80 inch 175 bales Denims. various qualities 260 bales 20.

27, 28 and 30 Incb.Ttok 120 cases Colored Cambrics 250 bales 8-4 Brown Shirtings. ISA hales 7-8 Brown do s0 bale 4-4, 6-4, 6-4, 2-4, 10-4 aad 12-4 Brown Bhest- lnga 45 cases Steel mixed Satinets 180 bales 27 and 30 inch Cotton Osnabarga p21t PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING. A CR. C. C.

MARSH, accountant. No. 88 Cede. lvJL (treet. author of th 44 Seirnc of Donbl Entry HooK-keepingHiuipiinea." ana tne 44 An or klngie intrj eoos-keeping continues te tescn a above.

Course of Instruction The public la resneettallv ia termed and assured, that tb piaa samel bv Mr. Marsk a teaching iar important oranca, is iruely a course cs practice ia keeping books, rather than a ouref lecture on the theory. 1 ne pupu become familiar, from actual us, wita au th books eonstiter.fng a set. and a person of good eapact ty wiU, by thi course, become a competent book-keeper ia about oa month, aad will receive a eertificat to that enect. rrtwpeetnses with terms, eaa be obtained at th rooms from a.

M. to r. m. ss SUMMER PBICKS. PEACH ORCHARD COAL The various sise of (newly mined) Peaeh Orchard Coal, fie fsmllv nse for sale at aummer prices.

Also Le high and White Ash Coat, of th bast quality, at reduced pnes. Liverpool Orrel and Caaael Coal, jut received, for sal at the lowest rates, oeiiverew a a urrvi' a lis. Murray, cor Canal aad Elm, and enr. Jane and West U. CI APS AGO CHEESE A superior lot, just received iJ sad for sale by JOli-i sun, mylO 0T Broadway.

Tt CACCARONI-ltaliaw. trash. For sale by JVl JOHN DUNCAN fc SON, bsv19 407 Broadway. INES WHITE AND PINK TWINEEng JLJ usn, lor sal oy myio WM. W.

ROSE, 8ttioar, IB WaU st. nElTLEMEI alby V-S W. KI1HIL, BiylB Stationer end Printer, It Watt OUPERIOR OLD PALE AMONTILLADO SHERRY, sJ In wood and glass, for sale by myl MtPiatlt o. FELTER, 56 Broadway. 3ff( KCBBTEK COATS, CLOAKS, Mad of Goodyear a TaUnt Metallic Ralieec, aad of tb very beat quality.

For sale Sy the writ UNION INDIA RUBBER 1 Neswsus. "QRU8SIATE POTASH 2000 pounds very good sur JT sal by H. M. BCH1EFFEUN 142 Frwat tre LLE.1D1LE uT 10-4 11-4 BUvaclw, aa A. 4 a.

niiinr. sor sas ey Drees Panl I AMUSEMENTS. BROADWAY THBlTBk. Doer open at e'elk Perform tw owisewee at Circle aad Farquett, 75 eenta Family Citwlo aad Upper Tier, so cents. FOR THE BENE1FT OF MR TACHE.

THIM (Monday) EVENING, Mav, Slth, will be ft, fbvmod. George Loveli's play, ia acts, sailed LUTts bAC HI ell a i-n t' tk. I UWW.Iluk Lalhut I Hermlnie. Mr Abbott LoQ Lester Manoa Mrs Watt conclude witt. ShaksteaT' ecsasdy.

ia 2 acts. a- titled th COMEDY OF ERRORS. Dramioef Lphenu. Vacua Adriaaa Miss WaBaek uromioor Syracuse. naaeway i-uciaaa.

fjwi BURTON Bi'IB Brass Circle and Farquett. Meant Family Clrel er SosoBd Tier. St eeats. rpRIS (Monday) EVENING. May, Jlta, will keper-X fcrmed th Comic Opera, called int rii ut iHt i ti inuAis.

Chevalier St Ensign Bannler. aw. aits vBapsnaa To conclude winh the popular ketch, called THS" 1 11 I- Frank Webber Burton I Captain Power. MiSlLuev DtAHmwwl Ulis HiH SrcciAL Novice Alteration of time Uoor opea at o'clock Curtain wiU visa atTl elo.k Straus-era aad vkutm usmuj A. tbis Theatr are to be obtained at all the aria ei pal Hotels.

BAKJUU'I AKElilCAia HIIEI B. Barnum Manasvr aad Pranrtetor Greenwood. Assistant Manacer SPLENDID Pfiroisjurts every afWraooa at aad iu tb evening at quarter to A ae Bsanairer naa enngea ine eetenratee. QUAKER GIANT AND GIANTESS, TITAN IA. the Fairy Queen.

Last week of the celebrated MARTIN ETT1 FAMILY and LOUIS ELLeLER, In their various cosmic pento-nihne. fce. Sc. GREAT WESTERN, the iangee comedian. MR.

HARRISON, tbecelebra tad IMPROMPTU SINGER. SPLENDID FAINTINU Ul 1 lie. SVHS.IILa1 REVOLUTION. Mr. CHAPMAN, Mr.

COPLAND. MISS STANHOPE, MISS BARTON, MISS WEST. HIGHLAND MAMMOTH BROTHERS. THE BINGHAMPTON PIG, whieh weighed whea butchered last fall 1087 and measured "In la length. WAX 8CRIPTUR1AL STATUARY WAX REPRESENTATION'S OF THE SIAMESE TWINS.

MADAM ROCKWELL, thcFortUB Teller. Admission 25 cents. CMldrea nader 10 year half price. SUaaspereaia Rekdtns MR. W.

M. FLEBUIIO WILL READ THE TLA of HAMLET, st th Stnyvtwant Institute, en Monday evening. May 21st. at I o'clock. Tickets 50 cents To be had at tha Aitor Boose, Irving House and of Mr.

Beach street. Door open at o'clock. Mr. FlemincwUI repeat hi Reading at th Brookiya Lyceum, on Tuesday Evening, May 22d. myUtt TUB DIITIKI, AT THE TABERNACLE, Oa Tuesday, Wednesday's THwradajr anal Friday Bwesslnsra.

MR. DISTIN AND HIS HONS, WILL UIVK A SKBIKS Or GRAND VOCAL AND INSTkUsaF.NTAI. UONUEK-TS VHB ABOTK BVKNI1SOB. 1 AT THE TAtsERNACLE. When they will perform all their MOST CELEBRA TED AND POPULAR COMPOSITIONS, on those extraordinary instruments, th SILVER SAX HORNS, SAX TUBAS AND FRENCH HORNS.

VOCALISTS. MISSES O'CONNOR and L. DISTIN. Mr. WILLY will preaid at tbv Ptaao Feet.

Admission 60 eenta. Tickets to be had at all the principal Music Stores and Hotels, snd at tbe doors tn the evening. Doors open at 7 concert commence at a. Change of Programme every evening myll tt MR. DEMPSTER WILL 8ING FOR THE LAST TIME this season at th Tabernacle, ea MONDAY EVENING, May 21.

hi most popular soegs "1 he Indian's Complaint," 44 Oh why does tbe whit ma follow my path?" 44 When the Night Wind BewaUeth," 44 John Anderson my Jo." Lonely auiu wire." -a iiomia the Heart." 44 Lament of tbe Irish Fmigraat." 44 Death of Warren." 44 Blind Boy." 44 Emerald Isle." 44 am alen all alone." Tak yer Auld Cloak About 44 Duncan Gray," and his popular eoutata." 44 Tbe May Queen," In tbree part. Ticket 50 cents, to commence at o'clock. my i. THE DU8SEL.DORP ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. TI1E exhibition of Paintings by Artists of th above School will be open erery day Sunday excepted from 10 o'clock.

A. M. until 10 o'clock. P. at the large room over the hall of th church of Divine Unity in Broadway between Spring and Prince street.

Admis sion 25 cents. Season Tickets until 15th Juc inrlusiv 50 cts. Catalogues 12 cent. apl32m niHE OREAT CHINESE MCSECBa, CHI 1 NESE BUILDINGS, BROADWAY, between Prince and Spring street. This collection, the largest in tne wona, ana tne omy one of the kind in this country exhibit th different elasses of society in China, tb form of Government, Man-I Custom.

Progress in tb Arts, Religion, Law, ere and I Literature. Agriculture. Trades and Manufacture. It ennsists of a lare-a number of fisTures of the sise of life. several hundred Paintings, Stores, Apartments, Vessels, of Temples, Houses and Bridge, specimens oi Manufactures of various kind.

Agricultural and Me chanical Implements, Musical Instruments, Lauterns.fce. Open daili from 0 A. M. tui iu r. M.

a ami italic 2 cent. Children under 12 years of age half price. NOW OPEN, AT THEIR ROOMS, Corner of Broadway and Leonard street, Thk Twbkvv-Foubvh Ashsuai, ti- Hiaivios! er the Natiomai. Academv or Dksion, con sisting of original works of living artist, never before publicly exhimteu in tne cny ox iw or a. Open rrom a.

to iu st. Season Ticket. 50 cU. Single Admission, 25 ets. Ca-talogoe, 12 cents.

apt THE MOST DELIGHTFll. OF ALL EXCURSION 8. A SAIL ACROSS THE HUDSON RIVER. TO iOBOKEN. and then a walk to tbe ELYSIAN FIELDS.

along the exceedingly picturesque shores of the place, will prove the most easily accomplished and attractive of all rural excursions that can be made from tbe city. The grounds now present a charming aspect, tbe trees being in leaf, and tbe soil covered with a rich turf. Tbe walks are In excellent order. Having Men consi derably embellished the present spring. Night boats run from uoboKeu to Barclay street until 2 o'clock.

BylT4n Fin Watches Jewelry and Silver War. THE gUHSCRlUKR is selling all descriptions of tine Gold and silver Watches, Jewelry, acd Silver War, at retail, at th Very lowest prioes. ine Gold and Silver English patent lever Watches. Fine Gold and Silver Detached Levers. Fine Gold and Mlver Lepine.

Fin Gold Guard. Fob and Vast Chain. Gold and Silver Pencils and Gold Pens. Ladle' Bracelet. Gold Locket and nimbi.

Ladies' and Gentlemen's Breast Pin. Sterling Silver Spoons, Cups, Forks, fce. Gold Watche as low as $20 to $26 each. Watches and iewelrv exchanged. All watches war ranted to keep good time, or th money returned.

Watche, Clock and Jewelry repairea in tn nest bbbb. and warranted, at much les than the Banal prices. U. Iv. Importer of Watches an Jewelry, wholesale fe5is and retail.

51 Wall street. up staU THE DIAPHRAGM FILTER. A NEW ADAPTION OF THII "8 well known Invention I bow offered to th public by the ubsribr whereby it ein be need so es to filter all the water that enter a dwelling it is let into tb main pip of ths building, and so arranged with ad flitional stop-eoeks, that it may cleaned without sny trouble of rever sion. Tbe sis mad use of is of suf sclent dimension so as not to retard the usual flow ef wa ter. This plan I already introduced into many Ural elsss houses, and has been satisfactorily tested by severe citizens, to whom refer ne can be made.

The small Diaphragm Filter a designed for attachment to Croton faucet, still manufactured by WALltlt UIBSUiV, an-27 ia 340 Broadway, corner Leonard et. DO YOU WANT TO CURE YOUR HORSES 1 IF SPAVINED, or afflicted with Poll Eva Grease, Qjiitterbone, Humors, Swelling, Gal. ed Neck, Sores, or Bruises procure a box DaLLlY'S ANIMAL GALVANIC CURE ALL it a er fails to effect a cure For isle at th Proprietor's pot. 416 Broadway, corner Laspcaard, aad at Tatteraall's few I PRINCE cV IMPROVED PATENT MELODEONS ar bow th mia.1 MHinUr mnsiesl inetramteata ne ths I I dav. Our manufactory is 200 Main su.

Buffalo our wholesale depot 177 Broadway, New York. Order addressed to cither ef the above places wilt fce promptly attended to. Amatears and others ar invited toealL PRICES. Four octave MeledeoBS, extending from to C. $46 Five octave 44 extending from to F.

75 Lane five octave Melodeons, eases elegantly finish ed in the style of the Piano Forte 100 The case are made of rosewood, and are as hsadsome-ly finished a any Piano Forte. Tbe Key Board Is newelse-ly tb same as tbe Piano or Organ, and tbe ton (which I very beautiful) closely resembles that of tb Flute atop of the Organ tbe note speaks the instant the keys sre touched, snd will admit sf th performance of as rapid lussseas as the Piano. Th volume of ton i equal to that of a small Organ, aad by mean of tbe (watt may be ta- emssed or diminished at tbe pleasure of tbe performer tt is sufficiently loud for smau cnurenea, aad wen cal culated for a parlor Instrument. Hundreds have examined them, and all have been loud ia their praise, but tbe best evidence of their merit 1 the rapid sal. Bat it Is a new instrument, a new Invention and aa yet hat little known iu the musical world, and It is for this reason that we call to it th attention of all lovers of muste, believing that there ar thousands who would )oe bo tim In securing on were they awara of th existence of sack an instrument, and tbe low price at which it could be ob tained.

UtU. A. IBIINtl a sU. my I 177 Broadway, (up stairs. GOOD AAD WARRANTED PIANO FORTES Caa had of BENNETT fc 152 Fulton street, east of Broadway, mad in th latest style, aad of good mater al.

Those, ia want an respectfully invited call and try them nanos to let. Tuning promptly p.gis BENNETT fc WILDER. PIANO FORTFS. .1. II.

Gate CoSs WARE K00M3 AND MAUFACTORY, 104,106 aud 108 Third Ave use, eodrmcr Thirteenth etreet, WHERE MAY ssE POUND AH wstensiv assortment of superior PIANOS, Of tbe most modern styles, mid ia their well know sua. stantial manner, from tb best seasoned materials, aad by experienced mechanic, under our immediate supervision. Purchasers will not regret aa axaiainatloa before buying elsewhere. BiblO I PIANO FORTES. NCNNS CLARK, ain'rirti'sris awn raeraiBVoBs er COLEMAN'S PATENT AtOLlAN ATTACHMENT Ko.

197 Broadway, llllf I THE lltl MALI. f27 Istf PIANO FORTE tt. ty fc H. BARM ORE offer for sale sst thalr 1 VI ry aad wareroom.01 Bleeeker street, a aortBBit of rosewood sad mahogany Piano Forte, of finely "TT. Gothic and modern Parisiaa styles.

The mechanical eon traction. ezeelleney ef workaasajaip, aaa richnea nf tone, cannot be surpassed, sad purchaser has any doubts, tbey wiU "'i" Thi racubs length of timTallowed to awing a aew feature la th.bulnertii rJSUid ycha-r. a. twa Vss Uw IT. tai vi.

ays rino io Ui- UStTfUBi baring 1 eirv for twtaty-fiv years, fLvS" moai-, 1 lata tb ity, and will kawb with ibi aides ford agents, attend to tb ed'ortiag ol rente, bV sceoWtTaBd te tnee.tbe J.t of luta of iBfaata, Trustee, and Owrer. who mav ts as ZmtT THOMAS AKDI8 EMMET, "jOto CcwnaelloT at Law, WUli Ute wTT-AbDlNalo a sf blk aud wa te wadsli VY musfMturJ at U44 Aasv-r. Htmm HU't. tg a3Xs0ff to any ta th saarket- For sal of.