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LATEST DATES. Liverpool, May 2 Havre, April 25 London May 3 New Orleans. May rtalesat tne Stock Exchange, 2. 25 share United States Bank 25 62 2'j 32 13 ISO 20 100 U5 50 150 50 50 50 25 50 75 60 10 140 300 60 100 100 100 60 25 50 10 50 CO 50 50 60 25 95 50 10 67 100 11 99 10 50 50 10 25 10 90 20 25 25 65 10 100 32 15 20 20 50 50 25 50 100 50 50 100 75 200 50 215 100 150 60 50 100 150 100 60 50 25 50 100 100 50 10 80 120 125 17 20 50 50 100 200 50 150 100 50 30 30 5 30 10 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do lo do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Mechanics Bank City Bunk Phumix Bank Fulton Bank Commercial Bank. do do American Trust do do do do do Ohio Trust do do Kentucky Bank do do do do Illinois Bank Vicksburg Bank do do New Orleans Gas Co Neptune Insurance Co Washington Insurance Co Mutual Insurance Co Equitable Insurance Co PASSENGERS.

day 123 3 days 123 1 day 123 10 days 122 1 day 107 1 day 1 16 '1 day 110 1 day 113 I day 30 days Delaware Hudson Canal 1 day do do do do da do do do do do do do do dodo dodo do do 30 days cash next week cash cash cash 1 day next week next week 1 day cash next week 90 92 854 86 66 P6 85f 85 831 854 66 85 854 66 Morris Canal Bank'g 30days 73 do do next week 7 1 do do 30 days 714 do do next week 70 do do 30 days 71 Farmers Loan Trust cash 113 do do 3 days 113 do do ldav 113 do do next week 114 Bait 's 3 days 1134 do b4 days 1134 do 3 days 1134 do do do Co 15 days 1134 3 days 113 b3 days 113 cash 107 cash 1074 lday 96 10 days 964 cash 96 lday 104 1 day 85 12 days 83 lday 91 1 day 85 1 day 75 I day 100 1 day 100 Jeileraon Insurance Co 1 day 1004 City Insurance Co 1 day 1U0 East River Ins Co 1 day 91 Long Island Insurance Co 1 day 85 New York Gas fCo 1 day 127 Mohawk Railroad Co 20 days 744 do do lday 714 do do cash 71 do do cash 72 do do cash 73 do do next week 734 do do cash 73 do do 3 days 744 do do 20 days 74 do do 30 days 74J do do 1 day 734 do do 10 days 74 do do 30 days 75 do do 1 day 74 Patterson Railroad Co 1 day 62 Harlem Railroad Co lday 714 do do cash 72 do do 30 days 73 do do cash 71 do do cash 714 do do 30 days 724 do do lday 71 do do 30 days 72, do 30 days 72 New Jersey Railroad Co CO days 106 do casn iuj do do cash 1044 do do 1 day 1044 do do 45 days 1054 do do 45 days lUb do next week 105 Stonington Railroad Co do do do do do do do do do do do 1 day cash cash 30 days cash 1 day 1 day 30 days 471 43 474 434 474 47 47 47! Uticaci Schenectady I day 1214 Lone Island Railroad Co 1 day 60 do cash 591 do 1 day 594 do do 10 days 594 do cash 594 Canton Co. Baltimore cash 50 do do lday 49 do do lday ao do 1 day 50 do do ldiy 594 Keview of the New York Market. Saturday, Jcsk 2. BEESWAX. A sah: of 800 lbs.

prime Southern, lias been made at 27 cents, cash. COCOA. We notice sales of a parcel ofStObass good Cararcasal 14 one of 3W do rk Domingo at 54 cents and 11X1 do tracaiho, 15 cents, al! 4 months. COFFEE. The stocks are generally murh reduced, and good Brazil, as well as all green descriptions, are scarce and wanted.

The sales include, since our last, upwards of NKX) bags Brazil, at 9a9J cents, 4 and 6 months ljOiio Cuba, 04 luj 20) do Sumatra, 10 2 a 3tM do Laguiara, 10 a 4 months a parcel of 3XI bags prime Porio Rico, 11 cents, cash; 29ti0 bags prime Hi. Domingo, including two considerable parcels lor export, 84 cents, cash and 4 uios; and 100 bags do S. cash. DOMESTIC GOODS. We have 110 variation to notice in the market since previously noticed.

Prices are without change, and the demand very limited. FI.S1L The parcels of Codfish remaining of ordinary and inferior qualitv, have, since our last, been taken from the market a car'so of first quality has also been sold at S3 and but one remains, which is held at S3 6JJ Mackerel are in limited demand and supply, and no further sales having taken place, the previous quotations are continued. FLOUR AND MEAL The sales are still quite limited of Western, and the demand for the past two days has also been more extensive, though without change from the rate last noticed. Southern also of all kinds is maintained witli a fair demand, and diminishing stock. Sales of common brands Canal at t7 5 fancy do 7.374 S3 New York city Inspected, best, Troy, according to brand and condition, from S7 to 7.624 Ohio, $7.50 a 7.75 and Georgetown and Howard street.

88. A sale of 100J bbls Richmond City nillls.Clark's brand was made for export at something over S'J, the exact rate not transpired. Common descriptions of Southern may still be quoted t.o. uyctlour and Lorn Meal continue at the previous quotations. GRAIN The stock remains low of Foreign Wheat, and the inquiry also limited at present prices; the only additional sale we have to report is that of 30.10 bushels ordina ry Red German on terms not made public.

The stock has la'herincreased of Foreign Rye, and there 1b in consequence less firmness among holders. The sales have includ ted since our last l'JOO bushels prime at 81.07, equal to cash; and 1400 busiiels at cash. The sales of Domestic include 8J0 bushels Virginia at 1 ,05, cash and a parcel ycsterd.iv of 1'J do. Miryland at SI, 60 and 'JO days with iniercst Northern, of which the receipts are still con lined to small parcels, we quote 81,06 a 1,03. Northern Oats in parcels arc selling at 44 cents.

For Corn the demand has again become quite limited, the distillers being generally pretty well supplied, and prices have suffered a small reduction the quotations 78 a SO cents by weight, will now include all kinds: a narcel of 3000 bushels White Southern was sold on terms not made public and a lot of 10OD bushels prime Jersey 1 ellow at ou cents, measure, cash. HIDES The only sales which have come to our know ledge, are loOOtriininedand untriuimed Africanat 10 cents, ash and about 2 03 Carthasena, on terms not made public. South American Horse have become scarce and in demand for export. HONEY We notice a sale of 20 bbls. prime Cuba at 46 cents, cash LEAD The sales of Missouri, amounting to 10,000 pigs, noticed in our last, were made at 51 cents, on 6 inos credit; sale of I0OJ pigs has subsequently taken place at 54 Also 6 inos.

MOLASSES We have only to report sales of 87 casis Trinidad, fair, at 34 a parcel of 69 hhds. 12lcs.anri6 bbls. do. a few days previous to being received, at the same rate ami in parcels to the trade, 121 hhds. prime Porto Rico, 37 cents, all 4 inos.

PROVISIONS There continues to be a fair moderate de mand for Beef and Pork, without change fioin previous rates, except for Messnf the latter, which being in less active request, has been sold at a reduction of 25 cents from our present quotation. In Lard but little is doing. though the stock also is quite moderate Hams of fair to prime quality continue to sell at 11 a 13 cents. Smoked Beef, dec. remain at the prices last notired, with limited sales.

RICE The transactions, owing to ihe prevalence of hieh prices, continue to be confined 10 parcels for home use, and have embraced during the week 150a '3 1) tierces, at a 85 per lUOlbs. cash, the latter rate lor 1 lie best descriptions in market. SALTPETRE Sales of 200 bags E.I. Crude at 6 cents, months. SPIRITS The market is still without activity for any de riiiiinu.

Tho sales of Foreign as before are confined en tirely to small parcels, as required for present wants, at the nreviouj nrices. Domestic Whiskey maintains former rales sales of Untile were made at 32, and of barrels at 32 a 33 cts. The sales include about 100 hhds. Porto Rico, fair to prime at 6 a 7J 70 do St. Croix, 8 a 8J SO do.

Cuba Muscuvadu, 6J 2tiO do. New Orleans from store, 61 a 61 15u bbls. white Brazil, 9 2 a 301) bxs. brown Havana, a 41 and 30 do. verv handsome, 84 cents, all 4 mos.

By minion. SS hlids I'm in Riro.b a 71 cents, cash. TALLOW The stock of Foreign Tallow and Grease has been considerably increased by further arrivals since our last. ITEAS Prices arc well sustained for every description, and sales to a consider! ble extent have been made of the lower grades at a material advance on the rates prevailing a few weeks since. TOBACCO Sales of 10 hhds Kentucky good at 94 55 do middling both for exnort 25 do Missouri to the trade.lt cents, emial to nrf hv auction 'til hhds merchantable Kentucky, middling to good, 10 a 5, average 87.79; and 4 do common 4J a 4i cts, 2,3 a 4 mos; also 15 bales Cuba 1 1 a 13 cts cash, s.

s. i'ii 1 ri ivr iiip 00. nana is lair at steany prices. The sales include for exportation since our last about 50,000 ins at tut, WOOL There is but little animation in the Wool market at present. The new clip has not yet come forward, and our iniotations cannot he considered the aenie.i EXCHANGE But a small amount of European Bills was offered on all places for the packets, detained until to day, ana uie rv uurciuence trom to 1 per ct.

On Ens and the sales were cnienv at ner rem some bills were taken at rt per cent. on France the busi ness commenced at f.5.30, but advanced towards the close to f.5 25 a f.3. a. Jn iiouano ine sales were at Ham burg 35 a 354; and on Bremen a 7d A large sale of Treasury notes, pcr cents, was made yesterday at the jfoaru at psr. rrice vuiieni.

In the ship Auburn, from I jvenwol Mr Fauledge and lady, Mr McCutonget, and 130 in the steerage. In Ihe bark Condor, irom t.uyania Mrs ynian, two children and servant Miss Tracy, of Conn Mussis Moly neuxana warren oi ncn i la the brig C'titus, from Guayama Chevalier Montes. rpRACINO PAPER The French vegatali JL Tracing Paper can be obtained at the Stationer's Warehouse. 182 Pearl street, from medium size, 18x 123, to double elephant, 27x40 imported direct from one of the first manufacturers in fans, or sale by J. K.

Hfc.KK.lUn., At the Stationers' Warehouse, je2 182 Pearl tU MARRIED. At Brooklyn, nn 31. h. th Rov. i Silencer.

Mr. KDWaRii 4 umtv Mnu.rnitNKlJA M. THORN E. In Christ t'Imrrh. Straflhrrl.

r.mn nn Wednesday eve ning, the XHh Msv, bv the Rev. George C. Shepard. Mr. JOHN BENJAMIN, of' ihe city of New Miss ANNA MADIA i 1.

iTT mer 01 tne late Alexander uiucn, oi Charleston, 8. C. DIED. This mornin. WII.T.lAM If v.imwpaf son of William H.

and Mary Ann Dodge, aged 20 months. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to aUend we lunerai, noui reari street, tomorrow aiieruoon, at a o'clock. This EDWARD OSTROM. son of the late Dr. Jacob Ostroin, in the td year of his age.

His friends and those of the family are invited to attend his funeral, tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon, at 5 o'clock, fniui No. 3Tliird street. Saturday after a lingering illness, Mrs. ELEANOR UN HERMAN, in the 79th year of her asc. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral lo morrow (Sunday) 5 o'clock, from the residence of her son in law, Mr.

Ellas Lynch, 47 Spring street This morning, ELIZABETH J. daughter of Thomas Suf the 19th year of her age. The friends ol the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the house of her father, No. 1 1 Washington square, on Hurniay afternoon. at5 o'clock.

On Thursday last, MARTIN O'CONNER, in the year of his age. His friends in general, and his Masonic brethren in particular, are requested to attend his funeral this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, p. ui. from his lale residence, No. 2 Barrow street, opKisile the Washington Parade ground.

May 31st, of consumption, Mrs. ABHV wife of 111. B. Miles, aged 3i years. Funeral from No.

61 Chrystie street, this afternoon, at 5 o'clock. At Tellersville, the residence of his mother, on the 1st of June, HENRY TELLER. 01" Onuiee county, son of the laie Isaac D. P. Teller.

Fishkill landing. At Newtown, L. on the 1st instant, Miss AI.LETTA M. I.EVERR'H, daughter of the late Col. Edward Leverich.

Funeral on Sunday afternoon. 3dinst at 2 o'clock, from her late residence. AtJS'ewark, 1st instant, RICHARD CUNNINGHAM, in the ill year of his age. In Hartford. Conn.

May 24th. JOHN CALDWELL, Esq. At Ponce. P. May the 13th.

JOHN M. UARRL. of the firm of J. Garrus Co. and French Consul at that place.

uurday, MARINE LIST. PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 2. ji'NB. I sun rises. sun Bets.

high water. 37 37 Ltonatm. TO LET 23 23 PACKETS TO ARRIVE, ii'rerpoo. 0 mor. 4 3t Andrew, Thomp'n, May 8 Cambridge, Bursley, May 10 Pres't, Cliadwirk, May 10 Ontario, Ilnttleson, May 20 tsnsioi.

Steum ship Great Western, Lieut. Hockin, May 23. Havre. Poland, Anthony, May 1 Albany, Johnson, May 8 ARRIVED THIS DAY. SchrKenduskese.

Thompson, of Bangor, Me. 20 ds from Gunyauia, Porto Rico, with HI hhds sugar 86 cks molasses, to Richardson McCobb 56 hhds sugar Pillot i l.e Bar ber. Sailed ill co nilli brig John Curtis, for Work. Lett ships Condor, for NYork, 4 days; Climax, of Haven, for brwsl.dwd Ualclielder. lor do.

its: Joseph Sprague, for do Commerce, for Kichmond. Lai 30 36, Ion 70, spoke brrz Lydia, I ds fin Portland for Matanzas. SehrJW hemptoii. Bedell, 3 ds tin Norfolk, with cotton to Stumes Clearnmn. 9 passengers.

Sclir Frederick, I'm Boston, with granitetoR Schr Tread, Baker, odsfm Boston, with cidze to the mas ter. Schr Ann Elizabeth, 2dsfm Newport with mdze. Hrhr Watchman, Jamison, 12 ds fin Thomaston, with lime. Schr Mary, Peudelton, 12 ds fin Thomaston, with lime. Schr Albany, Srudder.

5 ds fin Boston, with mdze. Srlir Herald, I.ovell, 3 ds fin Boston, with plaster. Sloop Patriot. Leimet, 5ds tin Boston, wi'h iml.e. Schr Liiiiiinaior, 20ds fin Eastport, Willi plaster to I Nevius Son.

Sloop Oral, Ball, 1 d.ivs from ilininglon, N. C. with cot ton, 4c. to Vameringe. Left brig Despatch, for New York, in 3 davs.

Mav 28. 111 lutathoms water. ott Cape 1.00k out, passed a brig sunk with her topmast sticking about 5 feet out of water, her sails all loose, washing about. By the appearance of her spars she must have sunk the night be. tore, saw no noal nor none 01 her crew.

apt. a. tiunks that the brig struck on the shoal, and got off and sunk in deep water. No doubt the vessel had started some of her butts. BELOW 1 ship, 1 brigand 1 schr a smack ashore on the point off the Hook.

Sailed ships Mediator, London; Columbus, Liverpool: hendaii, do: Chrisloval Colon. II ivana; Chs Carroll. Havre; Mariposa. Antwerp; bark Manto, Trieste: Henery 4 Louise, Cetie: briffs Fanny Coil. Georgetown: Homer, Charleston: Madison.

Savannah; Hope Retrieve. Mitanzas: Casper Hau scr, America; Vary Averill, St roix; Overman, Yv Indies and others. Wind VV. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Barque Condor, Hatch.

15 davs from Guvama, with sugar to 1 1 jibau. Left brig Watson, Dorkerv, for Baltimore, in 2 lavs. tlrie Pedraza, Clark, from Mavagties, Porto Rico, May 19, with 160 hhds sugar, to Harmony A Co. Brig lar, Mitchell, 16 days from Trinidad de Cuba, with sugar, Arc. to Nesmitl.

Leeds. Dutch bng Regent Greyo, Miirlenorer, 60 days from Antwerp, with indse to Schmidt. Brig IVivid B. Crane. Rrown, 1 dv fm New Haven, in ballast, to Demill.

Schr Atlantic Countv, Tilton. from Richmond, withmdse, to A Ci oley. Schr Sun, Nickerson, fin Boston, witli lmlse, to Herrick. Schr Brilliant, Hawkins, fin Salem, with fish, Ac. to I Fanihain Co.

Sehr Traffic, Wise, fin Philadelphia, with mdse, to Jc Brigits. Schr Win Roscne, Meeker, Boston, 3 days, to John Stevens. Schr George, Alford, 2 days from Philadelphia, mdse. Schr Florida, Saxony. 3 days fin Baltimore.

Canal packet Boxer, Mason, fin Philadelphia, with mdse to A Cooley. Sloop Francis Maria, fm Philadelphia, with mdse, to Briggs Sloop Warsaw, Godfrey, 4 days from Salem, to Putnam Slocum. Sloop Ellen, fm New Loudon, with oil. Pi BROOKS BOOTS. The subscriber has on hand a general assortment of dre9s, cork sole and fcadouble sole Boots, made of the best 1 1 .1 i niaienaisniiu 111 ine present lasiuun, and manufactures the same according to order, at tne shortest notice, on liberal terms, casn.

Also Dress Pumps, French fancy Slippers, Ditto common, Indian Mockasins, Buckskin Socks or Stockings, Walking Pumps, Dress Slioes, High do. India Rubber Shoes, Cloth do. Leather do. And Fur do. a superior article for travel lmg" LORIN BROOKS, 24 John st.

Gentlemen will please call an.1 examine. je2 A two story frame building in Jersey City, in npartments or all together The house is in irood condition, and handsomelv situated. It will be let low to a good tenant. Apply at 24 John street, New i orK. je.2 LUIlfciM BBUIIHS.

ON DON CLOTHS A lare assort ment of superfine London Cloths of various colours and shades, now on hand and for sale by the piece or yard, by oiLSUJi li. uivi je2 io reari cor. oi vnatnam CUMJll.KSli;ilf consisting ol Li nens. Thibet Cloths, Bombazines, Cords, Cash merets, Camblets, for sale wholesale and retail by muint, te'i 404 t'eari si. cor.

unainam. DILLS OF EXCHANGE ON ANY 13 Dart of Great Britain, in sums olSL and up wards, for sale. Drafts in all parts of the United States collected on the best terms, and proceeds paid at maturity. American, itancocK, Fulton, Commonwealth, Kilby, jHidaiesex, Commercial, Wells River, Lancaster. Orono, at Old Town, Windsor, and Lafayette, Bangor, purchased on the best terms, at SOI rates, via ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, NEW ORLEANS, OHIO, and at je2 3.

J. OILILOl I je.2 130 Broadway and 22 Wall st. OUTHERN BANK. NOTES and Cer ificates of Deposite wanted at the best market tifi KENTUCKY, FLORIDA, ILLINOIS, S. J.

SYLVESTER'S, 130 Broadway 22 Wall st. flMIE following mooey purchased on the a most favorable terms N. CAROLINA, VIRGINIA, S. CAROLINA, MARYLAND, DIST. OF COLUMBIA, and PENNSYLVANIA, Also, Michigan, Canada, New Jersey, Delaware and fc.astern, at J.

SYLVESTER'S, je2 130 Broadway and 22 Wall st. El CASES. The subscriber has just received some splendid Duelling Pistols incases, for sale at reasona ble prices. it. Dh LAVAr.

je2 No. 42 Maiden Lane. HEAS, WINES, AND GROCERIES JL Constantly upon hand and for sale in lots to suit purchasers Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Pouchong and soucnong leas. Sherrv. Claret and Muscat Wines, in glass and wood.

Loaf, Lump, St Crout, Porto Rico, IN Orleans and crushed Sugars. Java, Rio, L.aguira, lUDaana oi Lronungo yonee, with a general assortment, wnoiesaie ana reiau. je2 133 Washington st. TUST RECEIVED AND OU SALU tf 1 I It. Al SI 1 IW'IV.

I iv.ivii.i, TEN CASES PALM LEAF HATS. Nos. 2, 3, and 4. in Iota tn ami ho nnrehflsers. A I SO.

CBSes ona ker Hoods, with capes of same. Also, i issue xxoous uriH Plm t.fH,wlo with ailk ennes. mixed and plain, in imitation of the Shakers, a prime article. Also, a fresh supply of mixed Split straw urnia, a rood varietv of rnlnr and fieri re a. Also White Straw Braid, fincand large.

Also, mixed Misswand Ladies Split Straw Bonnets. Call soon at 227 PearL or thev wdl be pone. i a. eoods reserved for nurcnasers, unless positively sold at the time. je s.

DAVIS, Agent. BLACK THIBET CLOTHS WILSON HUNT has iust received several nieces SUOCt Dl 1. disc i mnei vaoini, lor sale by the piece or yard. jes in At retri street, cor. linttnam.

PARK THEATRE. This June 2, will be performed the Play of THE HUNCHBACK. Julia, Mrs Cramer Master Walter, Clarke Modus, Kictiingt vVilfoid, Wheatley Helen, Miss Cushman ALADDIN. Aladdin, Miss ashman I Muslapha, Mrs Wheatley Abenzae, Mr Richings Zobyde, Mrs Ctukeni Monday, Misa Tree will appear. Admission Boxes $1 PitoOcenU; Gallery 15 s.

Doors open M6i o'clock, perform ancescommence at 7 Airs. H. WALLAUK'd BliMEFlT. NATIONAL THEATRE. LATE ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, corner of Leonard and Ohuich streets, ten doors from Broadway.

This evening, June 2, will be performed the Opera of ROB ROY. RcbRoy, Mr Henry Wallack Bailie Nicol Jarvie. Mr Johnson Obaldiston, Horncastle Helen, Mrs Sefton Diana Vernon, Mis Henry Wallack After which, Messrs. King and Christian, will perform Duett Con certantc for the Piano Forte andClaiionet, composed by Berry and Fafy. To conclude with MANAGER'S DAUGHTER.

In which Mtsa Davenport will personate six characteis and sing several songs. Mr Dictator, B.akeley Miss Grand. Miss Ayrcs Monday, Miss Davenport's Bene6l The Merchant of Venice Shyloek, Miss Davenport. Admission Boxes Pit 50 cents Gallery 25 cents Private boxes $10. Doors open at 8f performance commences at 7.

A CARD NATIONAL, THEATRE. 0MISS DAVENPORT respectfully informs her friends and the public generally, that her Benefit and last appearance will take place on MONDAY EVENING, the 4th of June, on which occasion will be represented the interesting drama of "THE DUMB BOY OF MANCHESTER," and the popular farce of THE MANAGER'S DAUGHTER," in lth of which pieces she will have the honor of appearing with a variety of other entertainments. Places can be secured by application at the Box Office of the Theatre. my31 3t A CARD. fCP Mr.

ARTHUR B. SALMON, respectfully announces to his numerous friends and the public, that his Benefit will take place on WEDNESDAY, 6th June, at the National Theatre, on which occasion will presented Howard Payne's Historical Tragedy of Brutus, or the Fall of Tarquin Lucius Junius Brutus by Mr. Arthur B. Salmon. After which a variety of Musical and other Popular Entertainments, in which several favorite actors and Vocalists will appear.

To conclude with the farce of Amateurs and Actors the part of Geoffrey Muffin Cap, the London Parish School Boy, by Mr. Salmon. Tickets can now be had and places secured at the Bos office of the Theatre. my29 lw NIBLO'S GARDEN. GRAND CONCERT.

The public is respectfully informed that this popular idace of amusement will be ouened for the season, on MONDAY EVENING, June 4th. NIBLO'S CAKDEN. fPIIE Public are respectfully infoimed that this Establishment, which has (during the recess) undergone a variotv of extensive alterations, improvements, and embellishments, will be oncned on MONDAY EVENING, June 4th, 1S38, with a GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, in which the most celebrated talent will assist. 0The Proprietor, solicitous that his efforts for the amusement of the public, should merit a continuance of the patronage with which he has been hitherto honored, has the pleasure to announce that arrangements have been made for the appearance of the most CELEBRATED PERFORMERS, both vocal and instrumental, and that artists of the highest celebrity in every department, will torni a SUCCESSION OF NOVELTY THROUGHOUT THE SEASON. Full particulars with programme, in future advertisements, jel vauxjiall garden.

SUNDAY EVENING, June 3d. GRAND CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC. Principal Vocal Performers. Mrs. Strong, Miss Pearson, Mr Thornton, Mr.

Haydon, Mr Catle and Mr. Pearson. Instrumental Performers. Violins Messrs. Ja mieson, Chubb, Meyers and Mather.

Viola Mr. Stanley. Violincello Mr. Mussriff. Double Bass Signor Casolani.

Bassoon Mr. Ruff. Flute Mr. Gosden. Clarionetts Messrs.

Christian and Lothain. Horns Messrs. Woningand Nawotney. Trumpet Mr. Mason.

Trombones Mr. Dodworth. Double Drums Mr. Murray. Leader Mr.

Jamieson. Conductor Mr. Pearson. The Concert will commence at 3 o'clock precisely. The Choruses will be full and effective.

Admittance 25 cents. For further particulars, see large and small bills. mv31 YAUXH ALL GARDEN, EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION, ON SATURDAY" EVENING, JUNE 21. LOVE, the celebrated London Dramatic Po'yphonist, will have the pleasure of making his second appearance at this place, and exhibit his astonishing powers. For particulars see small bills.

In die ccurse of this evening, the New Yoik Brass Band will perform several new and beautiful Pieces, Grand March, dedicated to the 27th Regiment. Giand March, deJicated 10 Capt. Vincent's Company of the Light Guards. Giand March, dedicated to Capt. Saml.

W. Seely of the Tompkin's Blues. Grand Waltz, Tiombone OMigato. together with several other new pieces never performed in this city. Garden will be brilliantly illuminated every evening( weather ptrmu ting.) Refreshments of all kinds in readiness.

Omcers engaged to keep everv order necessary, on all occasions. Admittance on Exhibition Nights 23 cents other Nigihts 124 cents. Doors open at 7 o'clock, performance to commence at half past 8 o'clock. jel 2t ZOOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, IN order to enable the proprietors to make some alteration and improvements, this estab lishment will be closed for a few davs, after which it will again be opened for the inspection of the public for the remainder of the Spring and Summer. my9 Chester GriswolJ.

3 B1 jel IN CHANCERY. vs. MASTER'S SALE. James W. Farr.

I pursuance ofa decretal orderof the Court cf Chance ry oi tne suite oi lollowuijr described premises will be sold bv, or under the direction of the subscriber, one of the Masters cf said Court, at public Auction, on the yTnh dav of June, instant, at Vi o'clock at niion, at the sales room of James M. Mil ler No. 23 Broad si root, in the city of New York, viz LL those fifteen bts of land, situate in the citv, county, and State of New York, betwp. Ninety fourth end Ninety Sixth siieets.and between the Seventh and Eighth Avenues, and number on a map made by E. V.

Bridges, City Surveyor, 6, 61, 65,66,07, 69, 69, and also, lots num bered 78. W. Pi, ts, ot said lots beine twenty five feet front and rear, ind one hundred feet in depth, hemp the same lots conveyed by Jnhn Troup to George G. 5 irKics, Dy nis oeeu oaieu 'in ueceinoer, ioji, anu Dy said George to JohnM. Smith, by deed dated 10th February, ISM.

Dated New Yoik, 1st June, 1S38. UU B. MOORE. je2 2awr25je Master in Chancery Chester Griswold, IN CHANCERY. ,1 1 CTl'n I.

J1.101LH DAljb. Charles F. Chase, IN pursuance of a decretal order of the Court of Chance ry ol the state ot ew i oi the following described premises will be sold by, or under the direction of the subscriber, one of I he Masters of said Court, at public Auction, on Ihe twentv fifth dav of June, in. slant, at 12 o'elork, at noon, at the sales room of James M. Miller Ac No.

23 Broad street, in the city of New York, viz ,4 LI. those lots of land, situate on the Seventh Avenue in xV the city of New York, between Ninety Fourth and Niiielv rillh streets, being lots numbered 70, 71.72. 73.71. 75,76,77 also, lots 40, between Ninety Sixth and Ninety Seventh streets. Also, lots numbers 51, 52, 53, 54, 55.

56, u7, 53, situated between Ninety Fifth and Ninety sixth streets in said city said lots bene twenty five feet in width fiont and rear, and one hundred feet in depth on either side, be the same more or less as by re ference to a map made Dy b. fridges, City Surveyor, wi 1 mnrp fully anoear. and heine the same lot nf vrnuml conveyed by Leonard Toms, by deed bearing date 26th September, t. Dated ew lorx, 1st June, lj. CIIAS.

B. MOORE. je2 2awtje25 Master in Chancery. BY ORDER of D.Tilhnghast, Supieme Court Commissioner, 4cc. Notice is hereby given.

that an attachment has been issued against the estate of Orestes ot, non I esident debtor, and that the same will be sold for the payment of his debts, unless he appear and discharge such attachment, according to law, within nine months from the first publication oi this notice; and that the payment of any debts duo to him by residents of this state, and the delivery to him or tor his use any property within this state belonging to him, nd the transfer of any such property by him are foi bidden by law, and are void. April Z3, jsso. E. NORTON, Attaching Creditor. je21aw9m UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.

virtue ot two several wnis of Veudi" tioni Exponas, issued out of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Nexv York, I will expose to sale at Public Auction. on the second day of June next, at 11 o'clock, A. at tne putmc store in ucaar street, adjoining tne uus. torn House, three packages or cases of woolen Cloth marked and numbered 4, 5 and 6. Dated 17th May, 1338.

WM. COVENTRY H. WADDELL, mylS 15t U. S. Marshal.

The sale of the above goods is postponed until Mon day, the 4th day of June instant, to be sold at 11 o'clock, A.m. at tne store ol Messrs an uycx jonnson, No. 22 Exchange Place. Dated June id 1 838. sale wholesale and retail WM.

U. tt. jel dts U. B. Marshal ASSIMERE VEST1NGS.

A splen did assortment, lately received, and now offered for WILSON G. HUNT, jV'ilw 464 Pearl st. eor. Chatham. YOUTHb' CAPS.

An assortment of youths' Clolh and Fancy Caps, the latest fashion, for sale by WM FORCE, jel ii eroanway. 1ARRIAGE MATS. Tiger skin Mats, very superior article, for sale by WM. FORCE, 241 Broadway. ALMONDS 150 bags Sicily soft shell landing from barque Irene, for sale bv CHAMBERLAIN, BROOM CO.

aptl 103 Front street. AUCTION SALES. BY EZRA W. SN.OW. Stoke 204 Broadway, (up stairs) 3 doors below Fulton street.

SATURDAY EVENING. Framed Oil Paintings At 71 o'clock at the store a collection of handsome Oil Paintings, just received from Antwerp. Among this collection will be found many choice paintings by tho old masters. Can be seen on the wall with catalogues on Friday. The salesroom will be lighted up on Friday for the reception of ihe public to view the paintings.

MONDAY. FINE LINE ENGRAVINGS Al early candle an invoice of line old Line Eneravines. Mezzo tints, Lithographs, Sic. postponed from Thursday Even ing, ney can ne examined with catalogues on saiur day. Sale positive.

SATURDAY EVENING, June 23. Great Sale of Framed Oil Paintinffsbv NativeArt ists. Artists wishing toconiribute to this sale will please make application at the store, where theterms will be made known. The number of Paintings be ine limited, but a few more can be taken early appli waiiun iiiuruiore is necessary. Sales of Oil Paintings EVERY SATURDAY EVENING.

FOR PALERMO AND 5 NEW YORK, ALBANY, AND TKOY STEAMBOAT LINE. FOR ALBANY. From the foot of Batciay st. The ALBANY, Saturday Morning at 7 o'clock. The CHAMPLAIN, Monday Morning at 7 o' clock.

From the foot ofCortlandt street. The SWALLOW, This Afternoon at 5 o'clock. I he Dfc ITT CLINTON, To morrow Afternoon at 6 o'clock. NOTICE. All goods, freight, baggage, bank bills, specie, or any other kind of ptopeity, taken, shipped, or uuam me ooais oi tnis line, must be at the risk of the owners of such poda.

freivht LIN FOR ALBANY AND TROY. and Liberty streets, every MONOAY, WEDNKSDAY and FRIDAY The new and elegant Steam 7 boat 1 1 OA, Oapiain M. H. Iiuesdell, will leave Ihe Fier between the foot cf Courtlandt jrrnoons, at 5 o'clock. The Steamboat ROCHESTER, Capt OPPOSITION FOR ALBANY.

St. John, win leave the above pier every TUESDAY. 1 THURSDAY and Afternoons, al 5 o'clock. SATURDAY The stenm boat MARIA vtil! be in readiness at ihe arrival of the above boats at Albany, to convey passengers and friijthl to Troy, without delay. The above boats have been newly fitted up, with sacking boltm berths, which are a little superior to any tiling on the liver.

For freight or pasare. apply to the Capt. on board, to CROOKE FOWKKS, ctrner of West and Liberty streets, or at the office on the wharf. N. B.

All goods, freight, bngtige, bank bills, specie, or any kind of Projierty, taken or shipped on board these boats, must beat the risk of the owners of such property. my 19 The lanre and splendid 3 steamer DIAMOND, Captain lJi i will leave the Pier foot of Chambers street. every 49 TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and Afternoon, at 5 o'clock. SATURDAY No exertion shnll be wanting to secure the comfort of passengers. The motion of the engine is scarcrly perceptible, and will ensure a passage with the quiet and repose of a hotel.

She will go through without stopping not even on the Overslaugh. For freight or passage, apply to the captain on board, or to WALSH BARBER, 6 West street. The property of all passengers at their own risk. my 26 PASSAGE FOR LONDON. Packet of the 1st June.

A first class packet ship will be despati tied for London as above, her regular can handsomely accommodate cabin si.d steerage passengers on the most leasonable terms. Those wishing to embark sIk uM make eailv application to RAWSON McMURRAY, je2 cor. Pine and South ats. NAPLES. The fine fast sailing Neapolitan brig FERDINAND, Capt.

Castetlana, having three fourths of her cargo engaged, and will rail in a few days. For balance of freight or passage, apply to CHAMBERLAIN, BROOM jel IC3 Front street. FOIt LIVERPOOL. Paeket of the 24th June. The packet ship UNITED STATES, N.

H. Holdredge, masicr, will sail as above, her regular day. For freight or passage, apply on board, foot of Maiden lane, to STEPHEN WHITNEY. SANDS, TURNER. FOX CO m24 ROBERT KERMIT.74 outh st.

FDR LIVERP(H)C British Vessel. The fine new British barque IDEA, Pennington, commander, will be ready to commence loadinu in a few davs. lieinrr under charter, and having a considerable portion ofner cargo engaged, will have immediate despatch. For balance of freight, apply to SAMUEL THOMPSON, my to 273 Pearl street. PACKAGE FOK A siilcndiJ first c'as packet shiu will bed spatclied on the4th of June to be succeeded by the packet of the 8th of June.

Cabin and steerage passengers can be very comfortably accommodated at less ill Hi usual rates. Those wiping lo secure berths will reipiire to make canv appucaiiuu to HEUDMAN KEENAN, 61 South street, pear Wall. N. If. Pei sons wishing to send for their friends re siding in Gieat Britain or Ireland, can have theit passa ges securea as usuui oy applying as a Dove.

niv3I FOR HAVRE. Packet of the 16 hof June. The packet ship EMERALD, Wm. B. Orne, ma der, will sail cn her regular day as above.

For frciehl or passage spolv on beard at pur no. 13 er lo WM. WHITLOCK, Jr. my29 46 South street, sp passage: for havrh. a lew caotn ana steerage passen gers can De very icconi.ncdated on board an elegant, fast sailimr shio to be dc icneu lor xiavre in a ttw oays.

Apply to HERDMAN KEENAN, mylS 61 South st ee near Wall st. PASSAGE FOR LONDON. Packet of the 1st June. Steerage passengers can be made verv com fo'table on board the regular packet ship to be despatcnea lot juonaon as above, tor pas sage, apply to HERDMAN KEENAN, m23 61 South street, near Wall PASSAGE F'UK LIVERPOOL. Packet of the 1st June.

A first clas packet ship will sail for Liver erpool as above, her regul ir dav, and has so perior accommodations for cabin and steerage passengers, if early application be made on board the ship loot of Wall tt. or to RAWSON McMURRAY: mv22 cor. Pine and South ts, KOrC 1 liXAS To land Kieighl and Pas. scngeis at Ga'veston, Velasco and Matagor da. The superior fast sailing schooner PIL GRIM, Capt.

Snow, will sail on or about the June and will take passengms and freight for either of the above porta on very moderate terms. For Freight oi passage apply to HERDM AN ft KEENAN. 61 South st. near Will. N.B.

The subscribers will have a regular succes ion of first class vessels for the above ports, and every care will betaken to lender tho accommodations comfortable for cabin and steerage passengers. For further infor mation apply as above. m29 AT S. J. SYLVESTER'S 130 Broadway and 22 Wall street.

58000 Michigan, $5000 Alabama and Indiana, $1000 Ohio, Illinois and Kentucky, $800 Georgia, and all other Bank Notes and Certificates at the best T3t69 f3r Orders solicited for ihe purchase and sale of all kinds of Stocks and Securing my 20 OLOTHS. Several cases superfine West of England and Yoikshire Cloths, of various col ors and shades, for sale cheap for cash by WILSON G. HUNT, fPh6 464 Pearl st. cor. nf Chatham.

iRAWlNG EXERCISES on Cards, in XJ Boxes and on Sheets. Also, Geometrical Dia gram 8 on Sheets. For sale by F. SYLVESTER SAXTON, 93 Nassau st. between Ann and Fulton sts.

my23 TISSUE PAPER A lare assortment of Enelish Tissue Paper, white and colored also embossed and perforated, for sole at the Book and Stationery store of H. u. mv31 18 Nassau street. TTUDSOiVS BATH FOT Just recetv I JlJL ed a consignment of the above superior article composing white and blue, wove thick and thin, wholesale and retail by BANGS, RICHARDS PLATT, my30 1 Broadway. OTAIR KOU, STAIR ROUS', STAIR vJ7 RODS.

Families about fitting up their houses with Carpeting, would do well to call and see the large assortment at D. E. DELAVAN BROTHER, m31 489 Broadway, and II Maiden lane. HOARY HEAD GOULD NEWMAN have jut received at ihe New York and i Andover Theological and School Book Store, corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, Hoarv Head, and ihe Valleys below Or Truth through Fiction, by Jacob Ab 1 bott, author of the Young Christian. myo AUCTION SALES.

BY L. M. IIUFft'MAN CO. Stoke cosher or Wall asd Water street. L.

M. Sales. eresi. H. Co.

will give their attention to Furniture 1UKSDAY, At 11 o'clock, in front ot ihe store, Wine 200 qr casks Pico Madeira, em to deb. Stigai 80 boxes blown Havana Stijar. "ee I ie hsg Km Codec thdilly damaged. 50 bau Cotton, dS 1 eas A quantity oldamaied Teas, fciigar 16 hhrtg New Orleans Sugar. five Ralltn Hamburg D.ra iohns Wine 9j cases superior old Medoc Boidvaux ret.

WEDNESDAY. At 12 o'clock, in front ol S4 South street. ines Pipes, hhds, nr casks and Iudian brls Lucar and Sherry, Madeira Wines FRIDAY. At II o'clock, in front fthc store. Teas 200 hf chests gunpowder Tea, 100 chests and half do hyson.

0 do do juung hyson. 79 do h)son kin. Catalogues and samples the day previous. U'ALDEX PELL. Auctioneer.

13 D. C. W. PELL. STORS NO.

87 WALL STREET. TUESDAY. June 6th. At oYh. ek, in iront of the store.

Ctflct 50 bags old Cuba Coffee. At 3 o'clock, on Pu 8. East River. ST. DOMINGO MAHOGANY 100 logs Si miDLO Mahogany.

Teiuis 4 month for sums TUESDAY, June 5. At 10 o'clock, at the loom. WATCHES Patent liver, lepine, de ached BY JF.SSK CADY 117 and 119 Water Wall. Cla San 5IOO, approved endorsed Catalogues arc now teady, one day previous to sale. WEDNESDAY, June 6.

At o'clock, in front of the store, WHISK li 24 puncheons superior high flavored Irish YYhUkey, in bond. Teims at sale. At o'clock on Duryea's wharf, adjoining the tobacco what ehmise. South side St. Domingo Mahogany 1722 crotches and 50 cannon logs South side St.

Domingo Mahogany, catgo of the tchr Examp from Ihe city St. Dotiui, go. The above cargo is represented by the shippers as being of very superior quality most of tho crotches are very large and well adaptid for the European market. The cannon wood is also repiisi mcd as being excellent. Dealers are invite 1 to examine it previous to sale.

TUESDAY, llih June. At li Pier. ST. DOMINGO MAHOGANY. The carso of the brig Artibonete from Gouaives, consisting of 279 logs St.

Domingo Mahogany, part of which it of superior quality, and of exira size. Turns 4 mos. approved endorsed notes. AT PRIVATE SALE. Oil, Champagne and Cinrei Wines 222 baskets superior Ohve Oil, in white stamped bottles "8 baskets Champagne, Mar re oil brand do Ho H.

Vivcs, do 143 do do Beauvoisiii Lacotte hi do do Washington 117 do do, Defaux 47 rlo uo Napoleon 69 do do Windmill; 26 do do Korre.st Forueanx 3 do doMork; 4 S4 cases Claiet Wine, of high grade. Cork Wtd 80 on' itais wood. S. MAVERICK, Auctioneer. 11 It.

SCIIOYEIl CO. No. 56 Broadway, first door below Waverlv House. and oiner gold waincs. ALSO I ebony Clocks.

1 do reai bronze candelabra. I do da Candlesticks. 1 do musical Box 4 5 and 6 tunes. 1 do plated Casu is. Candlesticks, 10 ormolu Clocks, Goods will be ready for examination by catalogues on 'Monday mottling.

Also, I case English cut clafs toilet Bottles assorted. I do German toilet aud scent do, various colors. WEDNESDAY. WINES 100 basket ChampBgne Wine. 100 btxes Ohambcrlin do 20 casks Claret do 30 qr casks Sicily Madeita.

23 do brown Sherry, very supetior. 100 cases Clar 5 do dozen each old Port Wine, bottled in London. 10 casks do do in pint bottles. 20 do Port Wine. Also, Newcastle porter and wine Bottles, at 4 mos, 250 groce Engltsn wine and portei Bottles, selected for the m.irkot, containing no refuse bottles.

Store STREET, CORNER OF AT PRIVATE SALE. Clinton Avenue property for sale Section No. 19 next to Trinity Church, consisting of 8 city lots, considered one ol the best sections on the Avenue. Also, 750 acres ol handsome timber land on West Canada Creek, Herkimer co. N.

Y. Also, a Bmd for S3.400, secured by mortease on pic.puity in Ftont Brooklyn, bearing 7 per cent in BY WM. V. SHIRLEY. AUCTIOH STORE, No.

92 Broadway, between Pine and Wall streets. Tr Kegular sales of Hoitsekeepmz articles at auction on TUESDA YS A SD FRIDA VS. Pnvale sales are made at the auction prices, and W. W. S.

solicits outdoor sales of ftiii.mnc and nicrchun dise genetally. t.oixts packed to go afe to anv part of ihe TTninrt. lib mv25 Apply to FOR SALE. A VALUABLE FARM, (the late residence of Jno. Garretson, deceased,) situate on the Bav in the town of Soiithfield.

Rich niond containing about 130 acies of cood land on it is a substantial dwelling house and out buildines in good repair. farm is in a high state of culti vation, weu watered, ana well calculated to be Drofi. table. The front on tho Bav is about a half mile in extent, and the sea view from every part of the premi ses is most splendid, ruit trees tu abundance, and of the very best quality. In fine, for comfort and convenience to a farmer, it is not surpassed by any on the Island.

For particulars enquire of JOHN OARRETSOX. near lucnmona, uak.uk liAUKf. 1 mji, near Amboy, or JOS. H. SEGLTXE, at Scetiine'sDock.

in the route from New York to Middlelown Point. niy'2S lw TO LET. The neat two storv brick front house. No. 109 Barrow, 2d door from Bleccker street, in eoodorderforacenteil small family rent low.

Apply on the premises, or to WM. G. HAYCOCK, 25 Pine, or my31 3t 39 Hammond street TO LET. The 3 storv house. No.

118 Greenwich ts3W street. The furniture nmv be had with the UiZUL house, if applied for immediately. Rent mo derate. Apply as above my25tf WANTED. A furnished or unfurnished ROOM, on the first or second floor, without meals, situ nted between Canal st.

and Maiden lane. Ad dress G. at this office. my24 FOR SALE OR TO 1SE LET. TWO elepant modern built three storv BRICK HOUSES, with high attics, 42 and 46 Barrow street, plrasantly situated within two hundred yardsof the ashington Parade ground.

Possession may be had immediately. Apply to WM. LAWTON, may 21 2wis 46 Wall street I BE LET A modern two story 22 Brick House, No. 41 Nineteenth street I. HOIT, 7 Wall street, SHILLING AT HI2DUCKD TRICE.

fPHE SUBSCRIBER beinrj compelled JL fin consenuence of ill health to draw his busi ness toa close, is now selline his extensive and rich stock of KANCY GOODS ANI) GESl'IJiE IMPORTED PERI'UMERY, at very reduced nrices. He takes this occasion to return his sincere thanks to his customers who have so Inns and liber ally patronized him, ami solicits a continuance of the same favors to enable him to wind up his business. Those disposed to purchase are assured that great in iii i aucemenis win oe oiierea wiiu respec. 10 prices, Thestock consists of Everv variotv of Brushes, suitable for the toilet, Shell, Ivory and Horn, dressing and fine Combs. A complete assortment of fine Parisian and London Perfumery, from Lubin.

Guerlain Tessicr provost, of Paris and Atkinson, Smith, and Patey Co. of Condon, and agency for Guerlams, Ambrosia Cream, for shaving. SUPERIOR CUTLERY, viz Rodger's Razors, of peculiar quality and shape, made expressly for this establishment, and guaranteed when sold. Roager fine Scissors, Pen and Pocket Knives, Nail and Corn Files, Desk Knives and Scissors. Fine Belt and Pocket Pistols.

INLAID ROSEWOOD WORK. viz. Furnished and unfurnished Work Boxes, some with Music, Desks, Cabinets containing desk, Jcwellry box and Dressing case, Handkerchief aud Glove boxes, Segar boxes, Essence boxes, Tea Caddies, 5cc, ate. DRESSING CASES. The most extensive assortment of Dressing Cases, (both forladies and gentlemen) leather and rosewood some of superb workmanship, with silver and silvei gilt furniture, varying in price from five to seven hun dred dollars eacn.

MISCELLANEOUS Souvenirs and Card Cases, Snuff Boxes, Silk Purees, some very elegant. Carved Ivory goods (from fnnton of everv descriotion. cold and Sdver Pencil Cases, Backgammon Boards snd Men, Playing nurds. Loo and Whist Counters. Battledores an Hirds.

Jeu des Graces. Chessmen in every variety, tnoether with a rich assortment of fancy articles from Vienna, Paris and London, suitable presents and too numerous to particularise. H. C. HART, 173 Broadway, v2 eod is corner of Ccurtlandt st STORAGE for 200 bales Cotton or the bulk thereof can be had by applying to HERDMAN KEENAN, my 22 61 South street.

AUCTION SALES RICII'D VAN DYKE, Auctioneer. LUDLOW WORTH. Sales Room, No. 11, stuekt. fC3" L.

G. have made arrangements to atlend 10 ihe sale of FURNITURE OF HOTELS AND PRIVATE FAMILIES breaking up their establishments, in connection with buying, selling, renting and leasing of Real Estate, and the loaning of money on Bond and Mortgage WEDNESDAY, June 6. At 1 1 o'clock, at the sales room. 1 1 Broad si. CHANCERY SALE Uu Icr ihe diiection of D.

Codwisc, Esq. Master in Chancery. All that certain lot of oui with the buildings thereon, situated and being in Rivingtnn street, ana known and distinguished on a map of property of Isaac CI ay son, d. c'd. as lot No.

1 25 feet in in front and tear by 100 feet in length. THURDAY, June 7. At 10 o'clock, at No. 60 Maiden lane. FURNISHING ARTICLES 1 he entire stock ol Household Furr.ithtug A 1 tides contained in the store.

Paiticulars hereafter. MONDAY, June 25. At 12 al the Sales Room, II Broad st. ADMINISTRATRIX SALE. Three niscand lo's on Broadway, being leasehold pioperly under Sailors Snug Harbor Leases House and store on the southwest corner of Broadway and Eighth st.

a first class four story house. AlfO Nos. 754 and 756 Broadway, neatly 'pposite, with fnme on ach. Post poni from June 4. Blf JOHN SNIKFE.

Stork No. 47 Fulton Street. MONDAY. At 10 o'clock at the Flore. FURNITURE A general assortment of Furniture i onsistiiig of two fashionable Sofas, 4 Egyptian Marble Top Pier Tables, I large Secictarv and Book Case, 9 dozen Mahogany Chairs, Bureaus, Woik Tables, Two Card do.

Centie d'i. Prints. Window Blinds. Cut Glass and Plated Ware, Mantel La op. Tune Pieces, Cocke June 13 At o'clock, at 241 Greenwich street.

PAWNBROKER'S SALE A large quantity of rieages which shall than have been unredeemed IS mouths aud upwards. J. JACKSON, L. P. B.

241 Greenwich st. Al Private Sales 2 double Counting house De ks. 1 LET The now modern built 3 storv brick house East Broadway, replete wilh every convenience BY THOMAS BELL. STOKE 32 ANN, AND 115 FCLTOX 8TBEITS. THURSDAY, At 10 o'clock, at he sales room.

Stock ol fancy and si a pie dry goods, jewelry, guns, ilated ware, table cutlery, clothing, ike. Also a spten. lid assortment ofe othmg suitable foi the seison, some of which will be sold in lot' to the trade and dealers. Catalogues and particulars in time. At Hi o'elork, precisely, at the sales room.

Will be sold on accommodating tetms, ihe lease of a house, store, three collages, a workshop and 1 1 lots of ground on the 3d avenue, corner 103 street. WEDNESDAY, At 10 o'clock, at the looms 1 15 Fulton 32 Ann sts. SALE OF SOFAS. MAHOGANY' CHAIRS, tic. ill be sold without reserve.

28 superior fashi able City made cushioned and Spring scat sofas with pillows and warranted articles. 8 do do not iqual to the a iMve.bnt good. 26 mahogany cushioned Mid spring rocking chaos, some do covered with crimson velvet, 13 doz fashionable and superior Fiench and half do parlor chairs, II dnz maple, cane seat do, 10 p. painted trans pment blinds, 8 soas, beds, benches, ottomans, other artie'es in the 'inc. li F.

J. GAUTIF.K. Store No. 38 Broadway. PRIVATE SALE, a large and elegant r.shoriinrnt of WARRANTED FURNITURE.

Which consist of wardrobes, French buieaus with marble and mahogany tops, Ira, breakfast and dining tables, bedsteads of every vaiiety, maible and mahogany top centre, er and night tables, dress bureaus, every y.e ot sofas, waslistands, with tnrbie at mahogany tops, m.ih.igany French and half Fiench swetp back and Gn cian chair French secrctaiies, book cases, desks, sideboards, ladies' woik tables, piano stools, hat slamts, tnva'iJ ani recumbent chairs, rocking do Napoleon do, etrigeraiors, counting house likI Hat resks, candle lauds, work tabies with leaves, scroll foot benchos, 20 nzenlancv chairs, with cane ana'rush stats; 25 do curled maple do, of every style, bieakfast and dining antes with legs. A so, an elegant piano loite, a hrst rate instrument. new and in perfect ordei. BY BENJAMIN MOONE. Store No.

180 Pearl street. MONDAY SHELF SALE OF DRY FANCY GOODS. A quantity of Dry and Fancy Goods, for cash, con sisting ot sheetings, fehu lines, (Jloitis, Casstmeres, Cambrics, cotton, silk and worsted Hose, horseskin, ilk, worsted and cotton d'oves, KC. JOHN RUUDKliOW. Auctioneer.

BY JOSEPH SAMPSON CO. Store 153 Pearl street. TUESDAY, At 9 o'clock, at the auctien room. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, A reneral i sortmeul of ch ths, cassimcrcs, FRIDAY, At 9 o'clock, al the auction room. CLOTHS.

CASSIMERKS, A seneral as sortment ol clot lis, cassimeres. kc. JOHN HO WORTH, Auctioneer. Auction, Commission and General Agency. STORE NO.

42 HICKS 8TRT.ET. llrooklvn. Liberal cash advances made upon all article con signed for sale. Persons in Brooklyn or Kings county, havin: znods or lurntture to dispose ot, win nr.a it much to their uiti rest lo the subs oriher with a call. iO Medical Communication.

Dr. Evans, member of the Royal College, London. To. those afflicted with Delicate Diseases, in all their varied formg, gonorrhoes, gleets, strictures, suppression ol urine, inflammation of the testis likewise the destruc tive stages of lues, sore throat, nodes, phagedenic ulcers, and mercurial eruptions. Dr.

Evans's peculiar and successful treatment when followed for a few days, never fails of subverting the most appalling stages in which this destructive mala dy displays itself. Dr. Evans is not to be classed among the cmpy rics of the day. But he is a regular physician his respectable testimonials, legul certificates and sticcess ul practice, as thousands will testify, will convince a discerning public of the perfert safety of putting them selves under his successful course of treatment. Dr, Evans can be consulted at 100 Chatham street, New York, at all hours.

Charges moderate, suited to the capacity of the patient. The most perfect secrecy observed. N. B. No connection with any other office in the city.

lanil 100 CHATHAM STREET, NEWr YORK. Important Medical Communication. DR. EVANS Member of the College of Surgeon, London, and for many years a successful practitioner in this country, would warn all those afflicted with delicate diseases, such as stricture of the L'retha, and Syphilis in all its various forms, to be cautious to whom they entrust themselves, as there are many remedies fostered upon the public as truly vegetable preparations, when in fact the chief ingredient in their composition is the most fatal preparation of Mercury, producing violent secondary symptoms, such as eruptions of the skin, destruction of the mouth and palate, and disorganization of the whole system. All the untoward eventsare obviated by Dr.

Evan's judicious and completely successful mode of treatment. Dr. Evans likewise devotes his attention to the cure of Dyspepsia, nervous diseases, Consumption, Asthma, diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, Liver, Stomach, and their associate digestive organs. Also, diseases of Females, such as retention and suppression of the Menses, Chlorosis or Green Sickness, Leucorrhoia or Whites, Dr. F.vans can be confidently consulted at his office, 100 Chatham street, New York, frorr 8 A.

M. till 10 P. M. P. S.

Advice to the poor given gratis one hour every day from 12 to 1 o'clock, P. M. There is a private office attached. No connexion with any other office in the city. my29 tfis EGA NT GILT AND BRONZE Xli CanJelcbras and Chandeliers fur piivate and pub he houses, Keslorateurs, Hotels, 6iC.

ot three, lour. five, six, seven ami eight lights. Also, a splendid Chandelier, fuital le for Church, Theatie or a Hotel, gale hv the subscriber at a small advance trom the costot importation. mVi4 U. II.

ftll 1 riLOTHJi, A LARGE ASSOIl i rrm aiafin nf aiirwr West of F.nuland, orkshire and other styles of Wool and uyeu i iim vtvi li i uluua. IJ1UW 113, WCCIlft hand, and for sale by the piece or yard, at 464 Fearl street, corner ot my26 WILSON G. HUNT. rpABLE MAl is. Just V's, 1 assortment of Oil Clotli Table Mat, lined with Buisc D.

K. Ubl.AVA.1 doxx me my22 ARM PER 489 Broadway, cor. Broome street, and II Maiden lane. AND NAVY LETTER FA 300 reams of Hudson's superior Army and Navy Letter and Foolscap Papers, white and blue laid, or sale wnoiesaie or retail, oy BANGS, KICHAK.DS 1'LAiT, my31 196 Broadway, LUKiMSHEU or unturmshea Tooras JL maybe had with board in a small genteel pri vate family, at No. 44 Green street, near Broome, to accommodate three gentlemen with their wives, i six single gentlemen.

Terms moderate. "ray.il fPAMBRlDGE READING OR STUDY LAMPS Ju received a few of the above deai able arti des. For sale bv D. E. DELAVAN BROTHER, 489 Broadway, cot.

Broomc myl and 1 1 'Maiden late. AUCT.CKV SALLS. LAWRENCE S. FOU52AK, A tCtioi.e r. BV JAMES M.

MILLER CO. Stoae No. 23 Bboad stbcet, cobvcb ot ExciiAikea Puci. MuNLtAY, June 4th. At 12 o'clock, at their Sales Room.

3 Btr ad st. I. Chancery Salt Edward H. freely, rxrcuicr, vs. Ihoinas hh.pl.e.d, the dutclM cl B.

Moore Eq. MastrinCI.aieixAa the lenil lidt. we veaikfiuu lie firrt day cf BY AARON LEVY. ii ri'; lnf' of srctiMj, situate in he til.th vard. and chst.mtUn oS a n.sp cf the lsr.ds of 'Nicholas Bayard, fesq.b, lot No.

su and in lengthen ich side UO feel, and in breadth in front und rear i s. L. mvs TUESDAY, June 5. At 10 o'clock, at their store tit. S3 Broad t.

Astral Lamps, bronze ar.d ilt Clocks, Wstclies, dtc Alahssterand ebony pihat, bionze and gilt cUcks bronze Cand'eslicks, chandaliers, hranss chfautee' Fiench flower vases, and other mantel oman.tnts, lr, musical hexes, ploying a tui es, lauieb work boxes Also An invoice of cupeiior gold and silvet watrl.ta of recent importations. SATURDAY June tin. At 12 o'clock, at the sales room, 23 Broad at. I. CHANCERY Under the direction of S.

Co, drey, Ei.q master in Chancery, All thee three certain lots of land, situate, in the Thirteenth Ward of the city of New York, on the westerly aide of East street, distant one hundred and seventy nine feet south oi the coiner of Kivuitrton and East streets the said three lots beine knuwn on a map of property belons ing lo the estate of Henry Eckford.by ihe numbers 91, 93. And also, all tr.oe three lots of ground, sUute HUhe ard and city aforesaid, and fronttnf on the easterly side of Tompkins street, dutant one bundled and teventv nine feet south nf the comer of Tompkins and Rivingtcu streets. The said Iota beirtc known and distinguished oa the aforesaid map by the numbers 74 75 and 76. S. Cowdiey, Master in Chancery.

TUESDAY, June 12. At 10 o'clock, at the sales room. No. 23 Bread at. i ASKAGE SALE OF HARDWARE.

CUTLER! 250 packacea Birmingham and Sheffield Hardware and French and Uerraan Goods amene which are knives and forke, pocket snivel, plated spoous, aaws, files, chairs, hammer sad irons, hoes, anvils, saucepans, lea kettles, candletticka, chisels, shovels and tongs, frying pans, padlotka, butts, gun locks, screws, at eel yards, alatea, jewsharps, crayons, lead pencils, spectacles, pocket book, fee. on a credit of six months. AIo. an invoice of English saddles and single and double harness. (Catalogues and good ready Ihe day previous.

ALSO At 1 1 o'clock, undei the warden' inspection, one care fine pocket cutlery, damaged on the voyage of inipr r'atir for cash. THURSDAY, June 14. A 12 O'clock, at their sales ro. m. No.

29 Broad street CHANCERY SALE James Hog vs. Alexander Smith Under the direction of Frederick De Peyster, Masti in Chancety. All those two certain lota of land situate in ihe 1 wellih Ward and known on a map of the ptopeny cf William Bvyard. in Ihe said ward, as lots No, 44 and 46, bounded, together, northerly in fr nt by Sevenleenlh streei, and cor.taining in hreadth, in front and rear, each 5 feet, and in length, on each side, 91 fiet II inches more or less. FREDERICK DEPETSTER; Master in Chancery.

WEDNESDAY, June SO. At 12 o'clock, at their sales room, 23 Broad st. 1. CHANCERY SALE Mary Smith vs. M.

Cany and Cunningham Under the direction of Charles B. Mooie, Esq.niss'er in chancery. All that ceitain lot of ground, known on a map made by Francis P. Vidal, City Surveyor, and belonging 10 Hazlctt Thompson, as lot number twenty three, bounded and containing as follows, viz beginning at the northwest corner of said lo', and running thence northerly and parrallel with Washington street 89 feet 10 ins. thence easterly 22 feet, th.

nce southerly and parallel with Washington street 89 feet 10 ins. to Troy street, thence along Troy atree 22 feet to the place of beginning more or less. Cha. B. Moore, Master in Chancery.

MONDAY July 1 6th. At 12 o'clock, at the sales loom, 23 Broad at. 1. Chancery Sale Under the direction of David Oodwise, ktq. in chmeery all thet ceitain lot of ground fitiiate in the fi'letnth Waid the south side of 14th stree', between Broadway and the Btwtiv.

rt containing SO ft in frrnt nn 14th street. 1 he above was poslpontd hom May I7th. PT0HE 71 I.1BKBTT STREET, TWO DOORS BAST OF BROADWAY KZV AARON LEVY will give hi persona, at tendance either at private house, or at his store for the sale of Fumimre. SATURDAY EVENING, At 7) o'clock, al the auction loom. FRAMED AND UNFRAMED OIL PAINT INGS A collection containing a number ol beautiful framed paintings, in gcod order, ady for the parlour or di awing room also, some fine old" Paintinga, by the ancient masters, worthy the attention of ctnnoiseuts and dealers.

L.adies and gentlemen are invited to examine them previous to the sale. Catalogues are bow ready. TUESDAY. June S. At 10 o'clock at the store 71 and 73 Liberty street.

2nd door East of Broadway. FRENCH CHAMBER FURNITURE. A small assoitment of chaste Frenclf Mahogany Furni ture now landing Horn the ship sulvie de Urasse, from Havre, consisting ot oilet and other Washstand with porcelain covers and bason, square and round Night Tables with marble lops. Gentlemen's Shaving Stands. Ladies Sewing Chairs and Wrrk Tables.

Voltano Chairs, Tarhorets, Guendoc, Umbrella Stands, fee. Also, Clocks. Vases, French China, 1 Upright Piano Catalogues the day previous, when the Furniture can be examined. WEDNESDAY EVENING. 7) o'clock, at Ihe auction room.

FRENCH COLORED PRINTS. A case or petblv colored and plain French Engravings, Lithograph, just received ft om the house of Oalerwald, in Paris The case is an uncommonly fine one, and wnrihv the attention of dealers and gentltmen making collections. Sale without reset ve. Also, a targe nnmber of Preuch frame, suitable foe'" thd country trade. JO IAH KICHAROS.

Auctioneer. BY BANGS, RICHARDS PLATT. Stohf 196 Hmoadwav MONDAY EVENING, At o'clock, at the auction room. NEW BOOKS A general assortment of Miscella nens Books, Blank Book, Foolscap and Lettet Paprr, Engravings. Fu I particulars hereafter.

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Numerous testimonials of their valie, (lately received) from gentlemen of the highest respectability, in addition to those accompanying each box, may be seen on application to any of the agents. Bishop Ives, Dr. Hawkea, Gov. Iredell, Hon. H.

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