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' - I ' THE EVENDiTG POST : NEW YOKE. TtlESM t. MAY 21 , 1850 . ^l9d€0roy,S^fii€m » Co. BANEERS 'iVJD COMMISSIoy M brcmants , NI.4XTir, piR £ p r o o f w a r e h o u s e s , SA N fJt;> j5!C ij,co, uppiaa c a u p o r s i a . I 4iFRED GODEFFEOY. (of Hamburg; I WILLIASI SUAEM, (ofLondon.) AG E IfTS Messrs. J. C. Godeffroy ft Sous, Hamburg. “ Herman Siliem, Son ft Co. London. “ Gafcjrtel Odeer t to . Paria ^ed.amnp COWlOrOUCKELEW 8SA» iTKASCISOO, C A iit'O K JSlA . W CARiT.>'TERft*'?o..Ti^ York City. B R. E tc KKLLW. San Francisco. fel3 np T f J R ^ E i ^ i i s H s ^ c S M i e i s c o . Com n u ssiom tMerchants^ CoBsignmenta ettonded to witii great care and prompt- (TO tbe ;\\x ? c f :.^ I ^ .- a U street,, *WQ1 he fcTwaxderl I.J the cUse v«*seels of the Dispatch Etn*- fr«f» nf coiuini^si. r ^ io York <111 3 lu s r a y , & Saiiger, i.;L .\hK A L C’ j m m i ::S10N M tK C H A N SA C K A 5 IE S T O CITY , ALE.Y.Y.N'DER R ' Mr. o A Reynolds. 6S i e.lar street, will give any In- torm^tiou, in relation to shipments, that may be desired O' P r i c e , SAM’L WARD. ROD-MAN M PRICE. D^Ra^on San Francisco bought, sold and collected. JSinghafn, R e y n o ld s , JSw rtlett S ’ Co.^ a S H IP P IJSG , ulT^D C O M M ISSIU J S M E R - t i l l s - Mr Reynolds wiii remain in New York, atvd be consulted on idl mattefs relating to th« l-usine^ of th« liouse, by letter or otherwise.at No. 63 Oe*iax stre»>t E llico t t dc Abbot's P la t f o r t n Scales. ^ C A I . E S lOADS TO O fU JE K , fr.r to weigh any Portable Pl?i.ttoraj and < *'«*2ter S. a ways on hand Fersons that wish scales. \T5il dtj well to cKit anJ eiamiue <ar stoc^. AUscalts made of the bwjt <' asc i*teel bearings and wwanted- PKTKR F FLLK OTT, Agnnt. ‘No 7 Nassau strept New York N B. AlflO.Tatent Balances. Butrhers Neales. Urocers* C-ounter JvsUes, LVugeiste’ .‘^cal«>s (»oU .*scaies. Troy dtscnpucus R j s a ib V A i.. 4^Mce l^esks. F u r n itu r e , €Jhairs, Sc. Se^^FoSi d examine bis work before purchasing elsewhere, as be Intends to dispose of his present stock at a small ^‘^^o^®Gn°hand^.*^ HalHted'^ Pateotf*d Anti-Dyppeptic Chairs, who alone has the right to make or dispose of the ■^Office FuraUure made to e rdn on and after the __mto3^np° j ^ 43 Breadw^.- KEMOYAL. Fanes, R e e b e S Co. H.tVE HEMOV:.!, TO No. .311 K K i>A O \rA Y , And C o r n e r o r j e a n d C e n tre streeU , Seminaries. fl09piU^5i. Halts. Prisons. Horticultural Baild- ings. lac. .\l8o, Bcebtj’8 < elebrated M cH.kiog Range.s, < ookios rrt«aiii* Japanned. Braes an 1 Silver Plated Re- REMOVAL. BINING E R -TTfrAVE R E .n o V E D TO THE LAROE -NE X S - and commodioa. store No. 1-2 Vesey 5 .treet, ►y will continue the bus»np><H of M ouse F u r n ish in g FANCY H A R D W A R E , 7 6 Sixth A v enue, . CORNER OF W a v e r iy Place. J . W . & C. n ULLIV AN, \y y A V E for nale as above, a iartie and wdl “plefted .KJL assortment i.f of the brsi .juali y, and at Iht Poli.ihod Steel Fire Irons and Stauda* Britannia and Japanned L ampN and Stair Rods and {•ixLiires <«f all kiud.'« P'eather Du.^ters. Uru'^hesand Main in gre 'Wooden W are-a g^»neral a-'^sortnunt The attention of families about purjrhasiog fufly Invited to th i above Terma—CASH, and no deviation made from the Orst Goods delivered in any part of the o ty free of ex- great variety, d id respect- C ^ R F E T O il Cloth F u r n ishing. BA IL E Y &~l 5 KO T HERS, 4 5 4 P e a r l s tr e e t, n e a r ChnU inni. IM P O R TE R S AS I) D K A l KRS , 111 e v e r y d e s c r ip tio n o f CARPETI-N'. A.\P ILOOR OIL i LOTUS !t<-, \ t L- ,VET T.APESIK\ TAILSTRV OEL.N-iLlSH M\N- V f .\ i TURK.' BRISSLL.S OK ENoLlSU \NU AMERR AN M lM KO TCRl . IM KK.Ki \ L THREE PLY AND INUBAIN. YEN El IAN SC AIK. R ltiS, MATS, . m . vttj . n o . fl o o r oil I l o t u s . DRL O- elegant designs ; Bru-sels.i'f Engluhac-i .Aaiyrican man- xefacturo. fvo=» tew priced to a xe-rv euperltir article -- We have the largest assoitmcut of Oil < l* ih« to b« toond in this city, of etery 8tyW and piu- A g«.N d ar- - P - - ' —Particular attention pa d to the making and fitting of Carpets. _____________________ apo B a id w a r e , H a r d w a re, A n E t iffliitA »ON, rmmei to sell at the very lowest prices. Dealers in ardware are in-vited to call- _ _________ Aatproved, G u ita F e r c h a F lexible M ose. f l o u r f i ' O R C A L I F O R N I A , i n 4 9 I closed In nee Front 9t, Of to HFCKFR ft BROTllVR s ^ £ X t , - S . W s s r,:5.-;i “ S H T \ ' J S 3 » « * . . . I . . . , e e . . INSURANCE O F DEBTS. CAPITAX. 150,000 P O l.T.A n s , ^ TCIB L .A F A T E T T S ESSUKAHOB GOBI PANY, OF i.NDlANA, with the Bbore Capital paid in and secured on unincumbered Beal Estate, haring pro cured the Certificate of the Comptroller of this State, as reroired b? law. is now prepared to receire applications for Insuring the Fayment of Foreign and Domestic Bills of Exchange, Bonds, Notes or Obligations; also, to issue poUciesupon Inland Risks at the office of their Agents. AppllcaUocs are re^ectfuUy soUcited. and losses prompt ly adjnsted. by WOODW-IRD ft DCSENBERRY kgents 4o U liliam street- GODLOVE S ORTH PresMint A -\1 CRANE -Secretary ifij- The L'lCal Board of l.ontrol meets monthly. REFERE.M ES. Messrs John Stew»r.l. J t S l ‘ a Tweedy Moa’tcnis rUmptoa Biudwin. Dibble & Work. Woodbnrye. Hope S^ Graydon N'p-w \ OTk. May 14 1^0 ^ nay 14 eMnp Ftst&r FMutual Mnsurance C o m p a n y , So- 36 W i llia m s tr e e t, M e rclian t s ’ EJCClian^e, Cojrner of Kxchange Place. Wbeile propofab are received for aiA H-lSE A S H ISL A S O LKSCRASCE Eiceptiug when the LI< M’HIVEI-Y, lispensably connected This company il now in successful operation, its assets moantjog to upstards of F o u r H u n d red Thousand Dollars, T H IK T Y P E K CENT. TRUSTEES. Zebedee Cook. John B Kitching, Arthur hmnt-j Jamp« Hydri. tT \ V o X t T Tbecniore ( rap^. Robert L Taylor. S B LhiUenden, bidn-y Brooka- Edward Fraaklin II Dk-lano, I'ly^sps B Brpwt___^ I lia' iVavert Lben B (rocker, U e n c H Lee. CeoigcMrd. ^ ^l^TeM^kT.”eTarst, Jres'ifyrr^: James bt^nart.^ president EffWiiRo A. Sraox*., Secretary. jaldeodis Tlie ^Manhattan Fia'e I n ’, surance Company. v o ic e No. 6S W a ll s m e t . p A I D 1!S ANO^ Insure J. pioperty against kfk8 or damage by fir« ovlt , on aa oniajlt* t**n[n:f its similar inHiluUuua. *Vathani«l Rtehards, Roasell H Nevlnaj ^ : “ r ir s ,^ :n : - k , William F \i-.U, J-.fao Steward, if\ tl..b . H ,„. IU.h.raT.gh. Kulus L L.jrd. Peter (ooper, Thomas Barron Henry Elsworth, Ldwin b ^Morgan, Lyman Denison NATHX\lEriTlCHARDS, President. r i TT PsiMf R, serrptarj, ________ af i j ’tittwop o r r i t E OB T i i B ^ P r a n a o n if l a u n A n c E No. 50 W n.ll stre e t, OO- following _catiemon were chosen Dlr«clors ol this Instituuou for Benjamin U, Robeon M.D. $250.1K8 06 Profits to be divided............................... Amount of earnings of 1347. .$53,053 05 do. do. do. 1S4S. .19* 118 77 do do do. 1849. .237,725 68 do do. do 1850. .280.188 06 Total for four years. . . $749.08.1 56 The Company further report that they have at this date the following assets, yja fstel in I nitec nils receivable........................................... 717 151 69 ash and unsettled claims to be closed by Total Assets...........................................$1 038 636 Oj The Trustees have declared a ritvidend of Twenty three per c ent on the net earned premiums of the past year, payable In sc-ip on and after the second Monday ^ l ! » * W o o d r 1 h<imi<0Q Triei*. Kranrifi V. f»a.5e, i : ^ e / ‘ii“imes, • Thomari r.'“II, .inaeph Drrike .Jfw»ah Richar te. Wiliiain K Then Samuvl y i I luk. Jr , btppbi*n Lyon (.iillespiPf. nniander Hanforc Vim at*in« sametim C. V R o o ^ t f v e i t . W i l l i a m Bradfort James E. T’oeUy. | At a RBb5t<»(japnt of the Board. MOSEb TU(. KEJl . wa.w nnaniroouflly re-elected PrealUent of the coaiViuiy g I*.0 T. HOl’K. Secretary. N<»V York. F(?bniary 4th. 1H60. B —This company oomiDue their business of Fir Io»ura.nce. favr rable t«rrms Loesve etiuitabiy adjuet -d and promptly p a U _______ ____ tel2 flaw j^ h e F i e r c h a u t s ^ I n s . C o . O B ',T « J K C lT Y i.rh' N E W i O llK - OfEce c o rn e r o f O rcen w lch a n d O ey streets, over th e N o rtti H tv e r tScuiK, e n t r a u c e l n D cy c ’ Y w k C A P I T A L , S - 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 . m irng S^’iTraiTt\- ThJSdm^Mamn^e^ „.e ,»,v er „.e „s,e el IV.,. T i l e I S . V . B o w e r y F i r e i n s , C o m p * A 5 i y . fflH l S COMPgV!'«V continues tA iunure Against loss J. or damage by I* IKE. DwMiimg House.'^and Furniture, Ware IlMU.NeH, >$ljra3 and-vierohandise, on the most fa- iiaving a large Surplus Fund, which, with their Capital, being neourely and prontably iuveKted. enables them to afford ah. i lASi >- ^vf h?it *a aillodcieN issued by them. Orders by post or in pK-raon will receive prompt atten- DIKKCTORS. David ( otheal, Joseph Britton, Gideon Ostrander, John Leveridffe, John Gray. Peter (ras.nner, Wm P Woodcock, Gerard Stuyvesant, Enoch Dean. John D. Wendell. Jacob R. Le Roy, M. M. Ciuaokenboss, Jacob Ames WM. HIDE.YRD. President. O. O T aylor , Secretary W m M M aiiifb Surw-yor Office hours from k o fS-t’k. A M . till sunset. Losses liberally adjusted and promptly p a i ^ jel8 np THE GROCERS’ p i r e Masurmace Com p ly, O p i u i , .N'l bl W all , cnrni-r i.f P iaki si., i C a p iiai, > 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 . This! ompany, having their i apltal all paid in IN ASH, are prepared to ineure buil,jing». merebandme. -\lexander H Graut, Marohall rennou, Sampson Moore, < harles Burhhalter, Ass. -S Porter, William H Foster, SAMPSON ilOORE, President. J M ii . tom S mith , Secretary fe 2:i ifl Jflarine an d F ire Insurance, M E H. G H A .NT S ’ L O U I S V I L L E l-NSURANtJE CO., A SSETS OB' T l i E COfilT-AN Y On the first day ol January 1850 a.s reported to th I ..mptroller of the staite of New V ork . A g e n c y Office, No. 60 W a l l Street. YV m PBATHtB, Secretary r p l l E undersigned is prepared to take risks for the X shore company on the most favorable terme. and all - m j8 Jones’s Building, 00 Wall street. ~JB roadt^y liisiira n e e C o m p a n y . ngs. Merchandise. Household f'nrnitu] Vessels in Port and their Largoeff. &c.. ageinst Loa« or Damage by Fir on the must taYorabwierma. AU Losses promptly adjuff 5CHUREMAN HALSTED. Presiaeat. JoHv WsAT, Secretary. Appiieations for Insurance left at the Office, or Bo 3135 will receive prompt attention jaSOnp ^eW Y o r k L i f e Insurance uau Trust Company. theinterest of money and the j^ a t io n of life. a l n t « ^ _ t o n | , eposim oy - --------- rtef Equity and ASd'^S^S ’d’aFoirits* intended for acoumuUUon, i interest as may be PH ^ IP R. KEARNY. Secretary _________ t ^ 3 n p The F r a n k lin F ire In>^ Kjf upwards o£^ Qcp T lie N e w Y o r k S t o c k in g V a o tory , J(M Bowery, NewYcrk, has secently been enlasgad.andisnow more than double Its former siie. The stock, for quality, extent and variety. Is unequalled by any other estal ment of the kind In this or any other country. The patrrnage of persons In. want of hosiery or under 6ar ments, by the case, dozen or pair. Is respectfully soIieiL ed by the proprietors—RaaKis ft R at . mySO 2ti3* COMMERCIAL. i CQ- The subscriber, (In connection with Charles P. KirklanAj has opened an office for the practice of law at No. 39-Wall street, Janncey Court myl4vris LUCIEN BlUDSEYE. • .V.W Ions Eqi. ITSBLI. ‘ OMr r ( ,,SuT.VHS' 7 rJJ.\r“ “S l C ' S ’ .W ti-a F ibe teiVRAVc t. ^ The Board of Directors have this day declared a (Rvi- )f Five per cent.. payable to the stockholders oi (65^-TJie R o y a l M a ll Steam sIU p N laj-ara will !»ve the dretk at Jersey < ity. for Halifax and Liverpool n WEDNESD.LY. the 22d instant, punctually at noon. O f S c E MER^cX'NTItjE'ML'T^^ 1X 8 700.', 63 WALL STREET Of?- In conformity v.ith the requisition of their char ter. the Company submit the fr.lh wing statement — -Lmount of Fremiums not marked iff April Sd- 1849........................................................ $202,407 10 mount of Premiums on policies Issued from Sd April. 1819 to 3d April. 1860 ................. 1.262.0C0 69 Total amount of Preminms ........................ $1,465,367 79 f t The amount of Premiu?|*:mark8d off dur ing the year as above, wa54- O d -Marine Ui..ks ....................................... $1 110 659 15 Oa Inland Tra»#jpc»rt*tlon and Navigation Risks. . ........................................................... 77.436 OO $Tl88(m 15 Less Retam Premiums. . - ..................... 72.226 99 Famed Premiums for the year ................... $1,115,867 16 Paid during the said period- For -Marine Losses ................... $677,612 90 For Inland Navigation Losses . 27 489 79 Re-insurance. commissi.3n. inte rest. eipenSMi and bad debts. (less gain on investment). .. 151,178 41...855,681 10 ted States five and six per k m T.nn KU). 10 Penn RR,’ 46J, 260(i IlLd Bonds, 6Jj 5 S - » S i r ‘'V'“ =bK'.; Fhe Btm-k market is buoyant, with conslderablo activ- f in tbe fancied I nited States 6's of 1832, c mpon :jck. have advaoofd 1 prr cf^nt , Ohio 7 « j , Hadaon Rivt*r KAilroa*4 2 . Eri« Kailruad. long bonda, J ; Krlt* Railroad stock \ , Beading Railroad j ; Norwich and Worce ter f . Long laUnd Ij Hnrtem J Earmt-rs Trust ha.^ rec»fd-*l *, snd rennsjlvanU 5 » t Two small ^pt•culanve b»*ar Hales c f V tie 2nd mortgage bonds have hi-en made at &3 a :Cj metier 12 acR. which and 4 ; per cent under the rash prices of the moru- Corning, which are refusev the usual rates Thesuppl/cif money In the market is abundant, and can be obtained at rates rather easier than last week - We (iuot« 6ad per rent fur prime ti(J day bills , 6 p*'r rent for 76 days to 4 months , e^a? per cent for 4 to 6 months kod fur bills considi^red good, hut of which excessive amounts appear in the market. ^al< per cent U charged Foreign fxehan^t* la not by .any nn^ans active for the ♦teanitr of to morrow Grain sterling bills have be**n <old at d; per cent and prime banking bills IG and 10 per «*ent In Some instance liif has been obtaiue-J francs but in mi-Jera.te dtmand at a ‘26 for sight, aud 6 5.2>i, lur 60 d.ays hd Hudson Hiu»r Railroad < ompany hare disposed of the residue of their mortgage and convertible bonds un ween 1,600 UOU hd U 17 uu O( jo diallors and has i.een partly taken on foreign arcount. • stock now .stands at , advancing with rapid tiustiTB liaTe al?n resnlTeil tn pay ao intprpflt of eli 'uca in April, 1«46, ana in April ItHO, te Hic hoiacrn thereof or to their legal representatives, on and after the 13th day of May next -Also, that the i ertlflcates of profits is.sued In 1847. with the accruing interest thereon, be paid as above, on and after the lUth Jay of June next and that the interest thereon shall cease from that date And that atler the payment of the is-.uea of scrip o( 1848 1849 and 1850, Fir.y per cent of the future earnings i f the rompany shall be reserved untj! the capitaJ of the ompany amounts to One .MilUon of I'lllars. By order of the Board, CHLRLES NEWI UMB Secretary. New YOIK, April SOtn, 18M TRUSTEES JOSEPH 'WALKER, ( VRUfi ( URTISS. TliOM.LS HU.NT, HERMAN EOKEU, JAMES FREELAND, UHARLES (i i AHLP.TO.N, HENRY SHELDEN. LVi U S HOPKINS, TifOMA-N S NELKii.V, DtMS.r. <i H.WTLAND <r HUNT, LE1SI < OOK. HA.STI.NtiS, HS..NRV \ STIiNK R0IJ<JS:R.S. JOHN -SrKVV 5R1) Jr SPOFFORD. O K. M.tLTBY, SEPFIMUR I ROOKES. GEO D PHELP.S, niARLF-S PAYEN JAMK.S T .SOUTTKR, HAHLF.S H. ROI.ERS FREDERK K VIETOll. SAMUEL J. BEALS, H IV T. MALI, WILLIAM WATT s RlCH.iRl) BU.ELOW AL.MET REEI W.ALKER, President f-l-J . u t . . . II I,’ r.r I he aggregate amount of tolls from the commeneement of navigation to the 14th of May, in, lu sive is................................................. :*.A.VJ»iI 70 I p l. -am.; i-riod m ls4o.......................4u e7fi oj - lOSEPH A Lf:s -VKlU'C OMB. s<7cretary ap26 Im is upon all Lifepi.l miums; the prot V U B n c i LAX D iiN E F I T JUltnE 1X91 R A n C fi COaiFANY, No 11 W.ILL STREET. This Company hits been In existence nearly FOUR years, and its ,s, uri i s is now, (Mar.-h 1. over $700,000. showing a bu.sme.s8 HuparaUed DIVIDENDS OF PltOElTSarH declared ANNUALLY iiolicies which have setUed two or more prej iroflts draw Interest at the rate nt 6 pereeiit and can be made available at once to the cx- T Hill os of their amount, where the party haa paid his premium.s in full. Premiums are payable annually, hut may be paid semi- anually or qnarterly, and parties teking Lite policies when the premium, amounts to fifty dollar., may.i f they prefer, give their individual notes for ovr-HiOF the annual premium, upon which they will be required to payaix per cent interest. Prospectus, and all papers necessary to effeot insurance and all information in relation to the plan of operations, No^ll'’w S ' t ‘''^'t*’'*''^’ <-ompany, .’’S r i i E L ^ , V ’ 7 ,',vw BOBT L. PATTKRSON President. B kvj C, aMiLLx r , Secretary JO'^FPH L LORD Apjent, Valeatine Mott, M D , / M^-diral Board of C onsulto- Jer V an Rensselaer M D , <> tmn J amxs S tmvart . M D . {residence No 3 .A’Mnjfdon Square.) Medical Kxaminer, attends at the office daily from 2tn 3 o clock mhl6 M&Ftf O F F IC E O F T I I E M l'T F A L L I F E I.VS. CO. dry- Q.uai-<«rl$r Stateux«»t o f AfFnlra of Uxe C o n ipatiy, f,.r the .[uarter ending .Ipril aOth, 18.50 lulated fund January 31ft, 1850. .. $991,161 62 Id paid al . , .$1 66,'i,484 H> Net accumulated fund -April Soib, 1 IN VE.STMENTS. Stocksof the United Staten and -State and t ity of .New 1 ork....................................... 223 221 7 l^oansonReal K.staU in the citie» of .New York and Bro..klyn, valued at double the Mjm b.aned thereon...................................... 744 000 f VT-ash on hand and in bank &c ...................... 74 004 4 roiiciea iseue.l during I I ABB ATT Secretary. B I OLLINS, Presbient 1 H \S UILLi e\rtuary UERBIANN V A S S E C li, Engraver, No. 92 Fulton street. T h ird F lo o r. Watch rases and Dials Jewelry Seals and Stamps of every description engraved \lsoi ^ ^Jewelry and Silver-ware marked A. G. BA G L E Y A. CO., Manufactarers of G O L U P E N S , Gedct a n d S ilv e r P e n a n d P e n c il Ct.ftes. ratentees of the celebrated E X - P E N S I O N C A S E S , WorU. fi/EDDING, VISmNG‘'^ N D '^ S ^ \ ’HANTS UAHD#, Printed on the w«,f_Fre^ch en^^eUed at XH-B N ORTH AMEl IN S l'itA N C E O FFICE S T f lE E T . C A P I T A ! . S2SO.OOO. „ h a n d s o m e SURPLUS. This Company offers to insure against los8 Pf aftTHEgt by fire within the city of New York or it« TiclnltJj 0“ Senas aa liavorabte as any stailsr institution. , „ DlRJECTOas. D&juel B. Fearmg, Ccrnelixia McCoot^ Andrew Foster, Jr. Henry Parish, I'hoxnas TUestoo, Drake blills, Thozn&i W. fi BbAxczxx, Seoret«7. Wm. S Wetmors, James BoEsrt, Jr. Rieb’dM. Blatchford Jonathan Thorne, Wm 'Wldtewiight, I.. Heftty.enry. ibuftJ H JAMES W- OTISAssiantt. orBt«7. late George H. Stoufe ' e n g r j l v i N g r o o m s . C O ILN E R O P B H O A J ^ A Y A U D M A W E J S Where epecimenrmay beseen. w e d d in g e n v e l o p e s , Jtu t imported the taori fkshion&ble etylea.from which a oarefnl selection been made. ed to he of mnotial thioknes. le and mSiwer. the « years, has glvsa g eom-T Maid. JaARBSK ANO E I lG ^ S S tR A i S C B ,. ALL TAIL 1,V AJ^D ■ECtatLT t:«T£8TSO Lesisj LtSB&ALLT Axmrerxna A JjrHS mp A. B . KOtsM K o f s o N a s u u etret - OHip, MICHIGAN, ________ ANDjMISSISSim, To tftka sekDOwtedgment of MwlU, Depoeitloas. ko. Jjai 1. A g e n t. T» W mll a t. B fPim O O D , L l w o i s a l e s o f sto c k s AT ’ wm ^ E n e C « ? ° V ...... - --H i i ' l i l IE EXCHANGE, KUy 21. IpEgtEp i l l f - H a r SS bp I? I L t e f II ‘s l ,f >n <hp Stock F.xchange whic THE EVEWING roST MARINE LIST. PORT OF NEW YORK. TUESDAY, MAY 3- ...4 461 STS BETS ...... 7 14| HJ CLEARED THIS FORENOOS. '^Bns Sarah Brown, Andrewi, Mobile, etmeea. Ctearman St a & i s s A S S i - s s ””\- ARRIVED THIS FO R E m O S . 'bark Ja^e. ''«b “ J** “ J 66 rts fm W arren Point, 1 re.. \VinJi4K. NS. plaster, to S AI LED-Ship Colnmbns. for Baitiroore. Wind NVV. rOT H E SH I P TCI 4 ,r\“ ' X ,0 L E . « ,Z A K V ^ rST H E 1 tnilgneet t f 38 tee Beef mark.d P Uaher, i and cf 70 balee rope vnttlnga. marked W -M K per W a R K H E L E N A , FU O S l B itl.S T O L .-l . n- f^.^DeeS 11 »4.*? by th« ab'Te v«‘a*el vrill their per-DXte on board- at p:er 34. N. R., or to the t»fllce of the agents BARCLAY & LIVINGSTON, 24 Beaver st. N B Goods do ; permuted in five days vriil be sent to tho pubUe ftore __________________ ray\!! Endyjniiin, from 8hield«. and the British schuiner Letil- da, frum Sarragnna, wtU nut be paid by either the cap- 1 ^ Point “ from Liverpool —< onsigiipt*.^ by th»« phlp Will please attend to the receidl of their goods immedi- atPlj. aud nend their permits on board at pier IS. E. R.- foot of Maiden Lane, or to the office of the subscriber. AS an goods not permitted within five days, wUl be liable to be^ent to pnbUc store, under gen^eralortter.^ ^ N wm-tt ^ by the c iptain or consignees my*2l Gt il ARNDFN & « O . 6 M'all st _ \I^O T I C E - Schooner *• Adete. from .Apalachicola, is j. w d’seharging at pk-r foot of Jack.son stn^iet. * da^^^t^h ^ d^f please attend to. the reoelpt of their ^ my20 __ _____ fM'RLBVT & TO 84 South st._ T ^ O X I C E Th« annual election f r nine Truste*a f ■' will opiB at 12 and^clnse at 2 P ‘ re V o iia o isia i M for sale by iiiy'il 246 Pearl street 9 .\U O \0lli~6U hl.U jii,*tlanaed of prims wDiU- M a 4 WribUrn in fine order b-r H.aU by mvil _ ^ ■' \■ 149 an j ufl Frun” at _ HRLANEV’! » l i l l 'l K l t 'S ' 7r. diwi-n for eale oy WM T. HU KS ft t o , ___ U1 Frr.ut street puund.iuund.i justst recelled,cei of prime BNEATT j KRS .'iiixi p ju re white western liie gec.-e. fur hs I h liy W.M T HU KS ft ( O . mj21 149 and 1.51 front »t j j u r a VUTIUOU-.I, niy.il 14'J and l.M Front st IQ,l l b iiuprove^enr^ t olkT- JL i dioD, fur Pale by WILLIAM T HK KS & ( O , xny21 149 and I5l Front at. . n _ 6 wall « A U I \K R .STRIl'EM AIVU D E N IM S Aunm- iTB kPBg PUtpfield. rrincfton, and others of all-iual- ti««, f .r BaSu l.y W ( La\NGLS;\ & r i ) . 25 Broad street. my21 corner of Exchange place. \ ( omplele assortment of all (luaimwT, .-aNtrrn^ai.il flt , my 21 t\ ruFT of F-Xchaniro place n :\rr.; 7, ------- . --------------- .V._, I jj I.j,,,.,. I f,,r sxii. l,y WM I LYNGLEY ft UO . 2.5 Bread ft . IJ21 curnvr t xvhanne I’lj rro n V N S H E E;TI.>CiS, ' sam.j purl.id in Isje. Irrrrase in la.'iO . .ivivea that the I l :; low the U“UaI size In the hands of Small and hampered laiiiiyrK have farmers are belter supplied \ulh capital and means, the fitiieiiH of M'heat are cnii'‘ijfniblf', perhaps a fourth mure n U ' 'lAi Gu Uie whole it \s r-imputed that the itoeKn D«*t I'yfr tho.SM of Hvrragri ye?ir« a Prtuizic and hoQig-b.rgh thv prla^ipa’ ports of Now Y o rk M a v kcU . [' artfully prepared fur th** LvHulng Post ] Ti ksoftY May *JL iSHKS---Thc market If*'w«-ah for f>arls, sales mode, rate at f.6 60; aS riJj Pots aru steaJy an J m fair de f OTro.S 'rhF market G very .juiet The Halea of l-LOl it. «u* - Mur market for w* * tofn aiiJ »jUt« flour li4^ ■'UU an upwoi'i ii 11**' ronrimatary aU- mo il tfiM pjii t Ilf 11-‘ijefev atid a ^,o(ol -pt(.'Uiatnc dc- m tDd from ;h'> trade I amid'hii IS muictate at 4 7 lal ‘'I ft.r mixed lo f-trai^cht The • alen ( f d iDestiri (or the morning rcirbi-d o *o j.h a at ^v4 b«,u4 for \ 2 .»npert.iie, !s.j . r*» fivr ! coLiimon to f»tr:ijght ►f.il** > (j’Jjau Kl; fm nii.XM l t. fancy Mich'gaii . ’•flO ii u la f t [ ure <eunAHc, l Uj Th.* e-upply (T-> o'J -u; • rGro in t » v Oirg.* au 1 ii with out lki| \•owni'-nt or d^noi-t ^ i them lu fair dc •ale»* cf on bbu lit -fj .y) tor mixed brands and %'o GUja J Gi] for •‘traigbt brfind*< Baltlnjore, Alexandiia and Georgetown In part t > an ( oru Meal Brandy wi - h-4. 4-4 7 H and ;3-4 -A WfU known e&5tern and southern L.^NGLKY & r o 25 Broad street. M large assoru YY; llA G K m ? N K -il) IMXI 17.(8 .Nfitbwc^t bone, V V ibri Tolar do for by my'il k D HI U1.31 T h i n U South *t T OHT fPRUM *.n iF ‘^UA U R U K , rvir « at t¥* X j P'.il f’l \A all '•t ' u lhe-,^4ih 26th. or 2 »Hh of .Ai-ni poKfd t*. have be.-a taken through mistake by the WToOg panic;* \nv'-ne p*.*».•♦>«'»}ng or can give Information of the i t i n ’TON D B U iLS 41 Gfl, 30 and 27 Inch Amop. ^ k.-«g Thirst f, Battersea nud othere. ladigo Blue. S.ate BU»^_)Wand B^ow^ ^ g \ l ( ^ AMJ 1 a V u L K ^ Lamp^ nW liii x \ bbU 'runner'd dos Sperm and Potent Wax ffan- les f«»r sale l»y N < OM^'^OC K 12^ We.'«t. cor N’’,?*;.!, a i'w '’ v’i'‘iSsrK,'K rnyln^-w cor. Dry etreet ^ 'A M G I a A tiKi%:\S 1 ra«c T in H-iTf and (or eale l>v myl7 Iw* THOMASA. Vt VF. LL Willh •town In part t > arr ve flour 'H Mteady ,'ind in fair demand at $2 S7ia2 01 lea H t-rm at V4a3 no for Jersey an<J <3 i‘j] for Brandy wmo g K a IN - Th‘» market ft r U heat Is very firm and buoyant the d^niun 1 for mlUing ik g->od tut at prices b'lh of Uonjefl'.io and ( anaJiau tiuotatlon** in the ah- Kye ii-rarre an 1 in d at toe to arrive , i.N *.(Tered Barfty i6 very dud and nominal *.t wirb mure of fering Oat'* are -te.! ly and lu fair dtman*i at 4.*in40 ter river and e\nal and 4Ga4C f'jr Jersey Lact 7ale of fluuth- ern at d7a.iJ ( I ra iH not plenty and firm with a fair-demand and ^’alep of Toijo bu‘h lor VV».^t rn ui.xi-d . 6G for Uvsternand N orthern y ‘‘t ti.lja64 ter Jersey and Soulh- rn yellow i'Ko V iS toNS-The mark**t ff*r Pork i.s doll, the Baie** are in 9>inall l«»tH at •^lo., 6al<‘ «2_* ter ui'-e.w and F*i 75 terprirue Beef i« lu Wetter re«.iue^t but we ku'*w of ho change in pricefl Beef Hams are dull at ^*15 < ut Meats are firm, but quiet Lard is held pretty firmly at 6 Ja7e, with sales of lOU ‘7 ' l i r ia\k“ ^ WHLSKhV —TUv market i. firm, amall sales ,.f Prison V and Dru.Jge’gaio. time K cul E s ta te Sales - Thu day Py 5 J PlcecK'-r, 3 loLs CD Sth avenue. .Nos I, -J and .1 ............... each $2..5 2itunfit287ir/i^iU 9 7 V V ™ ;G n iv.-;-.v.each Bro.klyn Property 4 lots on * am*l st Nos 24 25 26 aud 27.........each 102.'j 2 do d*^* 'N’os 40 and 41 ...................... each 975 3 lots on St N OM 6 6 and 7 2.'*xl‘M) . . . .each 075 1 do do No>$. 2 a l00 .......................... 1200 1 house aud lot. No 175 Ja« k^on st lot 22x«0. . .. 4600 4 lots at irreenpoint. with cottage dwelling............ 2«J0t) T, May 20-FUiur' Tha storm has restricted bn id we can learn cf but few sales making Hold- Eu; „ Genesee and extra Ohio. 6a6 25 for fancy rter-v-iVrid by the .Nhlp Western V\ ‘>rl'i from Liverpool. an«l fur gale by S.\Ml'EL THOMPSON & NKPHKW. iiiyJU _ _ J75 Pearl street BJB O O K K E K P E R W A N T E D 'at a small salary?\ Apply to 183 H u d so^trt.d my20 2t BAVlLDSiVlji LOT.S -Desirable building lots, with EJp liberal h»an For nalc by my2 1 _____ A B V A\UKRPOKL. 18 Wall st. p g ^ FO U SAI a E nr exchange, a farm of acres. the city ^ ^ ^ B \ A*NHJFRPOKu'‘^* ‘ myjl _ _ __ 23W a l!st_ AKBI a E PA f*ER -\n a^sortiiiFnc of the usual - V at biZf-4 medium double t ap. double J'rowtj and >rm has rostriett evening Of 200 barrels good tale at $6 25. Grain—The rece*ptecf grain continue limited with a good demand On change there was & fair -show of corn, and buyers attempted to get the market down, but holders being !S J - S t t »ali-a are 16.000 bu.»hela. of which 13 400 buaheU were western high mixed, at 60c, and ‘2600 mund jcl’ow. COjc Oat\ are in gold nnucst for shipment soulh; sales 5600 !«rtrvn.‘rnd Delaware 35a36c per bo\h cash Pr-jvisions-There Is a fair demand for all kind.\ and holders are firm. VT- quote mci- Fork at $lu 7 -all , clear s.U2 60al3 . prime 9a 9 50 Beef extra Western mc“S $10a’0 tO ; Fa«tern $8 ;o.y I or bill 4 mos. Lord is in g od demandtemand utt 7a7}ca71c a 7 with sale- of Shtpplng^bran.ls at $5J per bhl Extra flonr lU P O R T A T IO S s' fS^SiKSssi^A^siris. P iSSENGESS. British PtitB Tea and T«bl| Spoon* Tea and Tablajspooiis, wire strengthej Genuan Silver do Silver Plated do (Tinned Iron Tea anc mylQ WM. H. Threaded ind TablelSpooiu do Forks. For sale by ■M. H. CAKY ft CO, 3 « P*«l i t ft.. J . D elatonx-a T teenm o incier. «>A M. I 18S0 I 1849 1 1848 I 43 1 55 1 6» I 68 , 67 60 74 I 83 I (» 1 65 ' ■ 77 I $2 ! 67 I 65 76 69 r 61 I 64 Pencil Cases warranted of superior quality, fir eelebrated manufactories, at prices £ccm 60 ei at tfho’esale and retalL For sale by WlLLASD FELT, Importer and ila-lofactnrer n r ' of Stationery) ko-j No. 191 P< Pearl street, near Malden Lane. BNLAX S E E D , f l ’ ing for sale ty suiiiTinr \ aiiilla Beaus. r ity of superior juaiiiy auu large size. Puiiat-.e lor h ‘ u-e aud f..r .sale by ^''rVallsV\?rt\BrVdw%. 4 28 ue and 13th st, and cor Rutgers _______ ____ and ( berry gts. oornet or 4th avenue and 1.3th st. and roy2l oorner Rntker* and ( harry ate. ^ A M J S ' SAL t TRHEI'M IlE M E D V . Uxho nti'- ^ parallvlcd su-CVS\ qf tlii\ article in curing disease\ of ■' e \kin vis ■ salt rheum ringworm, scald head barber's jackeon itch ecjema l.\Ori\i.\. palmania kc is with- t at.i,r,Jlel in the htstovj of ihedicine The remedy is rfectly harmless in its operation, and maybe applied th surety even te the skin of the tenJerest infnnt — nds c ompound Syrup of Sursap.vrilla 1\ recommended be uied to throw out the unhealthy humour from the system, and by using the .8 R remedy externolly 4t the same time, the patient may surely expeot to be safely and etfeetaally cured Prepared and sold by myjl _ A B ft D SAND8, 100 F !, 1 00 Fulton street. F&sises^ipi. S E V E N D A T S L A T E K FKOM E V R O F B . Arrival of the Earopa. a r r iv a l o f t h e ATLANTIC AT LIVERPOOL. A d v a n c e In G rain a n d Frovdalons—C o tton W e are indebted to our attentive Boston correspon dent and to the promptitude of Morse’s Magnetic Telegraph Company, for the following acootint of tbe nows by tho steamer Earopa, which arrived at Halifax last evening a t 6 o’clock. [ U y Mortsc'a Telegraph Line, to the Evening Post.] B oston , May 21, 1850. The Earopa arrived a t Halifax on Monday, 20th May, a t 6 P. M. The Atlantic arrived a t Liverpool on Friday eve ning, May 10th, making tbe passage in about thir teen days. An accident eccaired to tho condensing pnmps, and her floats proved lo be too frail. She delayed by these accidents, it is said, about forty hours. She wili not sail as advertised, on the lijth instant, nor is it likely that she will leave before the 29ih. Tho date, however, is not fixed yet. She is said to have attained a high rato of speed before her machinery and floats gave oat. M a rE e t*. Colton firm a t last quotations ; sales of the week, .50,170 bales, of which 16,000 bales were taken for speculation and export. Corn Market—Com la to Is 6d advance; wheat 4d to (id advance, per 70 lbs. Flour advanced la ; Indian com meal advanced to from 14d to 15d. I’rovisions, not much doing; beef advanced from to 4s per tierce ; pork quiet; bacon firm at last quotation. Tallow is in good demand. Coffee—Little doing, and prices tending down. Tobacco firm ; demand moderate. Turpenl’ne—No sales reported. Freight.\ steady ; ships rather scarce; passenger trade decreasing. Sugar—Better demand, a t very full prices. Htoe—Clean Carolina has advanced 2s. per cwt , and a further advance is antleipated, as tho quantity here is much reduced ; the first sort is now 2,'4a., and the second 22s. L a rd—A moderate husiscss, and prices tending up- nmencB wyffi kimben jurnitnre. ___ [ ADRIAN H MULLER, Auotloneer. Garden Plants, ■ S ' l S g t i S f t S S l __________ By Magiiilic TcUgraph fur the Evening Post. THIUTV FlllST CO.MGRESS First Session. W a . shinu . TON, Tuesday, May 21. 8KNATK. Mr Fillmore, tbe Vico President, presented a com munication from the President, and the Secretaries of the Interior, State, and W ar Departments, an- irmg various cails ma.do upon them by the Sena.te. Ir. Y ulco then called up his resolution in reference to certain acts of tho President upon the Cuban business. Mr. Walker offered an amendment to iho inquiry why the squadron was ordered to Cuba. Mr. Vulce advocated his resolution, and said that there was no such ei]iedltion as tbe law contem plated Tho President's conduct was an usurpation of power, and in violation of ail rights and iaws, and lending to involve the country in war. lie hoped the revolutionary movement in Cuba would succce-I. Mr. Webster if now epcahing, and objects b language yf the resolution, and i\ vindicating the pro- .'^K OF KKPlvKSENTATlVCS. After the reading of the journal, Ac., Mr. Harrle, of llliuui*, ifilroJua'd an aiBcnilmeni lu the reciproci- ^.Mr. Fullcn reported a bill reimbnrfing the state of .Maine her expenses growing out of tho boundary question -Mr Tuck asked the consent of the 1 louse, to intro duce a bill to regulate the pay of officers of tho cus- JOHN L. VANDBWATER, Ancuonei p.’i l i C S I S S ' i S s ' SM, niid n.-h < -h'nref O'oori.-,, Iiy late arm als. ■telu mJ. I 'bjoctei: .Mr Colcock’8 biil for tbe establisbmen govemmebt,wirnmebl,warehouses stale of Maine, was referred at Mobile, and Bath in the Mr. Conrad reported a bill to contract for the Uni ted States mail to be sent by steamboat between Mo- scus^iDg the .jae The subject was debated and referred. The Hou.\o then went into Committee of the Whole on the stale of the Union, and Mr. Raymond has the floor,' advocating the admission of Cali- . ..01,..1,1. . . d . .1 . w ..I. W Sign of the Big^ -reds^Kiottl* jO tbe flUbr^crlbere or takers of the first issue under the mortgage of th i i i S S g A o . ; . . . - . , r S S g s E S i i S . 3 c e r a *Va7mTn4ffw Byordw, \ ■ J M HOPKINS, Treasurer. New York. May IS. 1850. iuy2l lot O rttERCILASTSTbl Jl others, ivhu rei^uire blank books of any desffri] «V T I IK SO lT H E R iV M -IIL. [From tho Philadelphia Le RTANF KUn.M H a VANA —Th( vana luuku very squally lor the expe to r s /’ and therff is a fair show on b< l l T Z T p a n ^ d ^ ? h r : : ? d c 7 r : i ^ f courage. The bark Lyra brings us advices to the 12th instant, only three days before the intended attack on the ‘'I ' h t ’cV n X M 'ir^oL th^ General of the island, with his staff and suite and a force of eight hundred Spanish soldiers, had arrived at Havana from Spain. It was ■ reported that he was the bearer of some important concessions to the Cubans from the Spanish government ; but they had not yet transpired. These concessions may be too late to reconcile the Cubans, but the troops will be ju.st in time for a part in the drama whioji is to be performed. There was also a report of the arrival of a Spanish war steamer, which is probably the one already men tioned by previous arrivals, though three others are daily expected. The utmost vigilance was exercised by the civil and military authorities. No report of the landing or approach of any expedition had, how ever, yet been received from any-part of the island, t.iur government has taken some determined steps towards maintaining tho good faith of the nation. A number of the Seminole Indians, who had been emigrated from Florida to the Indian territory, on tho border of Arkansas, are now in the vicinity of Fredericksburg Among them is the well known eaeretand^^se^ BiKiksTuled and bound to order in any .riyie required is tontractors-time Dioks. large and imall, of tbe most Utte’r c o p y inrSd n^^^ Seal prcESiS Of the most ap- .1 I i . of every rize and style, note paper, and a treat rarlety of fancy and staple etationery, winch we 4-3 do dD ' 4-4 do do 3- 4 do do ' 8-4 do do 6-1 plain Cloth. 6-4 plain do 4- 4 do do ' 4-4 do agored high finished rubber rj appearance of thp beat pa- AIso heavy CanTae and Duck Rubber Cloth, 40 and 45 ”Th“ above are msnttfaotnred by the a ^ c r ib e r ,a t h5s faetoiy. foot of 26th street. East BiTcr. of the very quality of gum, aud on very heavy dxilte, are wananted not to peal or cncICa and not the least affected by ne»t or colA and are offered for sale on Uberri tjiOT at tot low prices. HODGMAN. New York IndU Rubber Wwrebouae, s s f i \ No. 27 Maldan lane k 6» N uM a ftreefc 3-4 do do 6-4. 4-4 and 3-4 plalnaa _ CariUge Cloth, hpving every appearance Sei”. rS: s*£f,'iiar»r.l'sa.S ed as interpreter for General Worth with the Indians. C u b a n E x p e d itio n . The At. O. Bulletin of the 13th says: “ V ery exaggerated reports have been circulated os to the number engaged in the enterprise, which have been represented as high aa 10 or 12,000 men, but if any one wilt for a moment reflect on all tho ex tensive arrangements necessafy for transr\-*!—' S lilp p lng I n telllg e u c e . -I. AfaiG7-SM Br baits tdaS, Sodney. Antwerp; Wm H Mailer, Piioe. N York; U, New YoA: Atlantic, Iftw- CAJLIFOR3VIA. S P E C I A L A U C T I O N S A L ] ^ . R. U. KEMP, Auctioneer. lortgngee’s Sale of Furniture, Plano Forte, BlUlard Tables, Gold Lever Watch, Falnt- sond JPln, dK. billiard tables, made by •ateh, fully warranted ' i S ' S S S __________ ___ A^ylK>^^Y J. liXsEKCK-ER., Aucuoner. ►c=rrw»p^pry SaXe o r Sf'oxxr arthouHOkkcl BHUaing IsOtti anU valaable Water Fronts, tn tUe to'tvik of OaiiUlrtc, CKaixtanque county, nt tlie termination o f tlie Erie E&Uroad. Sale to be made on the premises, by order of Russell H, WcTlns nnd Charles C. King. Esqrs., Trustees, —SMiSSScS^ HENRY H LEEDS AaeUeneer. H Wall Mr-<rt. I.ear UroacKviiy. a clioice asbOrtmexit of W mess. Hi.uc.e..Ec..cumatiasm^J,rn'>|,^ iS'Sr'l; ... ’’rl.:.. . >,sr,l Br.»,ly. - .n.w o( 1805; nefa old UMiQeibs.‘>. pai«(’l»atnnai?n^ iir'-nily. in boiul, &C. olc. E E E i ^ S i S AN DREW .MO^NT. Auatl of U’Oi lUkUecfivea per Durt i l - . ^ • s i s : In the usual variety of packages. and extra fine grades, well worthy the the day previous. _______ myl7 6t S. DRAPER Jr , Auctioneer. u“A : K N O N . i 7 o g o ^ l |£ r ; f logg.^^^y longJ4^; 62 RONADEi^l^tS pounder: 39 42s ; 3 32s; 12 24s; 19 tedforru^rn:^ft;u;;os7s“ arThe DTa^u:;:;'®^ J,\ K a s as well as to the convalescent patient who needs a jjentle tonic. During the prevalence of cholera it has In sea sickBesa it gives immediate relief as well as in aU ';,'o s s ; : ? , ; For !§£ ui Francisco and Soulli . ^ah FranciscOy GALEFORNTA. The copper fastened and new coppered Canton racket HEljrRY S. BROWN, Commander, w m have injimediata dispatch, haring a large portion of her freight fengaged and now going on hoard. Her be ts afe admirably calculated for Valuable freight igete* Shippers can arrange to hare their tween decks and paseei freight landed) Apply to R- R. HUNTER, 80 Bsoadi J. BELKNAP SMITH, 88 W mySl Islf , or on board tho ship, ] Wail street, pierAN.IL ADAMS-& CO.’S ~ C a l i f o r n i a P a c k a g e JfiXPRESS. VIA THE ISTHMUS OF FANAMA. A BRABTGESrKSTS having been effected by ns, -£5L with the Mail Steamships and (dl the other resular lines of Steamers in the California trade on the Atlantic, and the Pacific, connecting a t the Isthmus of Panama, we are now prepared to receive and transmit promptly, Freight, Paciagei«, Parcels. Jewelry. Specie, Gold Dust, id raluahlesof every dcsonption,by every steamer he- reen New York and San Francisco, upon reasonable K.xpresses for Sacramento City, Stockton. Benicia, etc., and the Mines, leave our office in San Francisco regular ly, and all freight entrusted to ns fat those pointe, will be forwarded without delay on arrival of th© steamers. Freight must invariably he pre-paJd ; and to Insure its going forward with dispatch, should be delivered to us on the day prior to the steaxner^s departure. Small p a ^ e ^ will be received until 12 o^cloc^ of the day of sailing. ■ * fct tkeir Invoices se, and banded A M P 0 E B 1 E 3 V T S > ffY H iS E V p i . JL Comedy of pexffnuutl, 4k« rOTHINO. _______ us'ftSiSrsi\ i r j l H l S E V E N ® : M S '2 I,‘^ b * p « 1 0 ria.a,tke jKAaiii.Tr. g f ’ S -A S T O K PL A C E O P E B A HODSl lilSPA T C H L 1 J%E. FOR S A N FRANCISCO. F irst Vessels. C R P ^ f B M U T . l I j r , jUties'of^thie’superior vessel are w __ t returned from China—having p'M je in ninety-six days. Immediate application shpuld C . i R J s i ^ G T O J r , ler cargo ' ‘ Abbott. ma«» did vessel is inducements Ship _Talbot, Brick, maater, at dispatch g.ren by this line. CO., 84 Wall st. Regular Packet Line FO R SAN FRANCISCO » 1 A E C T . First Vessel. H A - t e E E , The high reputation of this vessel as a saUer, and her f a u r ; a ^ » g e « e r ^ t c = d ^ ^ i ° o U igers will do well to examine the vessel at Pier 7, East 1 wSif “ STEAM COAL FOR SALE, v Ships w a n ted fo r the P a c ilic, hy H. B T E h B E T T S 50 W a ll S t r e e t , . ,N evr Y o rk , Cum b erland Steam Coal, F R OS T B UR G ^MLVES^ M A R Y L A N D . ap5 rO lH K D E ^ V ^ S ^ ^ N D HUDSON^ cj ' LNAL COM- i s p i f p p p Shippers can be supplied at one day's notice, and load- ed with despatch. Samples of the various sizes of the broken coal can be - ---- ' the Company, 31 Wall street, where tbe_made. : N. SEYMOUR, Treasurer. B R I T I S H . Commercial Life Insurance Company. NO. 83 CORNHILL, LONDON, snd OS WALL s t r e e t NKW YORK. SSXABIalSlUBr) JN 1820. C a p ital — 000,000. T R U S T E E S . JOHN UATTLEY. Esq. JOHN COX, Esq. SEBASTIAN G. MARTINEZ. R E F E R E E S IN N E W - V O R K . His Excellency HAMILTON FISH, Gov. of state of New ANTHONY BARCLAY, F.sq H. B. M Consul. STEPHEN WHITNEY, Esq. JAMES GALLATIN, Esq. SA.MUEL WETMORE, Esq. J. PHILLIPS PHCENIX.Esq. HENRY GRINNEIL, Esq. JOHN CRYDER, Esq. JOHNHICKS,4Esq. Medical Eiaminerf, J ohn C. C heksman , M. D., 473 Broadway. F. U. J ohnston ,M, D,,752 Broadway. Standing Counsel. H on . V/ illib H all , A lbekt G allatin , Junr. Actuary for the Southern States, resident at New JOHN^WNTHROP, General Agent for the u S f r e d f tS .® ’ y r a i T s f r ^ t ^ t r Y c r k . fe25 iseodtf ''gf.'’^KiA’3SSEEiSfS?Si5?SI“- r i l H I S E V E N IN G , Mty 21, wiUb# pwRuaefi, the JL admired Comedy of LONDON ASSURANCE. SlrHarcourt Courtly ................................ m o lds Mark Meddle..................................................Bess O p i j S l ^ ^ & A S O N . n n m s B - r a s r a o . a . , lih o iik M THE c h in e s ’^ COLEECTftN, M 3 EBS-A t the CHINESE BUILDINGS, No. 689 1th ^E E K , &°SAimSDAT AFTERNOONS, at 3 o'clock. They will repeat their novbl PBavoitMancKs, which far exceed anything of the kind ever before wit nessed by an^ American audience. Their musio, being a S S i i l a S S S In conjunction with tho BeU Ringers, will also appear a two talented Vocalists. MISS LESLIE and MB. HARRISON. •■— f S S s s s r WEDJCESDAY EVEMING, May *22U, ' 1P.STRUMEWTAL FIRFOBMERS. inexampled novelty . _ _ «mo time upon ore t I u KETS FIFTY CENTS—To be had a t the Princi pal Hotels, Mnsto Stores,and at Pirsson’s Piano Mannfae- PI^SSON, W ILL CL€>SE g ^ T S W E D N E S D A Y E V E N IN G , M Minerva Rooms, Broadway, Bayn * exhibition on Monday and Wednesday afrernoone,at8. a-i !i If cents. Catalogues 12j cents. ________ SeMonllo^eU’e T H E BLSSH X JJO R F A C A HEJinr O F F lN ld oc“’°‘'iseidn ‘ ” ’ ^5 “ ‘nte.Oge2)n rickets S‘ ' ~ ' Adm *2 c ogues 12j cents. F^rry boats leave for Hoboken, aa follows: From Barclay street every quarter of an hoi» duffsg A night boat runs to Barclay street, every half hone. ap2 eodi;3m T 106 a n d Cornel 13th stredt, Y j ^ H E R B N A Y B E FOUNO AN E Z T E N V V Bive assortm «t of enperior PIANOS, Of the most modern styles, made in their well known sub stantial manner, from the best seasoned materis ‘ LBoned materials, and by ' immediate supervisiOB. examination before buy’ng B buyi [From the New Orleans True Delta, May 12.] Tho bark Roanoke, Captain Kelly, which left Rio de Janeiro on the 19th March, arrived here yesterday. Captain Kelly reports left Rio in company with bark Gallego, Jotmsen, for Bnenos Ayres. The U. S. ship Marion and U. S. transport Eex- ington were at Rio. The U. S. ships Brandywine and St. Lonis sailed from Rio, on the 15th of March, for Buenos Ayres. Left at Rio twenty-flve American vessels, a Foa CAuroBNtA i-Bark Lydia Ann. Smith; brig De troit, Atwater; brig ( larion. Harris; sch Lucy. Tew, brig Wakulla, .Unadey; ship Venice, J Young; ship Scotland, Folger; sch Fabins, Griffin; Echi.eoU, Higgins; shipta- tbariDa,^ Edmund; steamer (.olumbus, P*k, schr MA L-NCEaTAiN—bhips Courier, Norton, fm NYork; Grey Eagle. DaUey.fm Callao, bark Psyton, Leeds, fm Valpa raiso; brig Nancy. Paterion, fm Bahia, schs Valusia, At well, fm do; Mary Phoebe, Maris, fm NYork; bark Isabel- lita, HI da to Bahia. Loading—Barit Barrington and bark Crisis, for NYork; brig Oriole, for Baltimore; sch Waterwiteh. for fleston. The following vessels had lafled—Brig PDgrim, [Swede] for NYork en the I7th; bark Arsth^sa, Crowell, for N Orleans, Bld-17th; brig Falmouth, J 8 OUver, for Bnenos And the following had Bailed for CriJfornia, between the ISih and 18th of M arch—Ships Henry Pratt, Muleng; Virginia, Johnson; brig G W Kendall, Chase; schs Laura Bevan, Ridgeway; Jamee Franklin, Jones. A geaman belonging to the Roanoke, named Geo. Shields, died at Rio, on the 16th March, o f tho pre vailing epidemio. He vvf ft Dfttire of Backspoit, P I A N O F O R T E S . f ' \ ft H. BABMOEE offer for sale at their ntannfacto VX»ry and wareroom,348 Bleeckerstreet, cor. Charlee et. -a --------- J —-mahogany PianoFortes,< ' ----------ern Parisian---'-- il construction,excel! of tone, imnnot be i being a new feature in the bnsiness,it ----- le purchaser, ai the market ie f«R of t r i ’ lated to catch the inexperienced. A r ranfcy srith each instrument. Referent first toaflles in the city. N B Pianos to let B o o m or FO S T E R , J. C. BOOTH & CO., F A S m O A T A B I s U ! Clotlkin^ and Outfitting E s tdblishm e n t, Ko. 27 C o a r tlaiidt Street, (A FEW I>OOES BELOW THE WESTERN HoTEL.) SEE.S, IN a n n o u n c i n g TO cent change in their firm have the ; that their new arrangements for G L e Or ri ai NG B U S I N E S S Both for extent and variety, and the KXTHEMELY LOW PRICES At which they are enabled to aell, are U NEQUALLED BY ANY IN T H E CITY. One of the Members of the Firm being one of the Pi oneers in the CLOTHING BUSINESS, devotes aU his PURCHASING GOODS For the Establishment, which his long experience, ac knowledged skill, and the abundant capital of the houBc, enables him to do with the most PR ii-E M lN E N T SUCCESS. Their Stock, being manufactured under their own BU- pervlsion, and with a view to neatness, elegance, and util ity, and amounting to over $50,000 IN v a l u e , Comprises an Msortment now unequalled; and they DEFY ALL COMPETITION. Another of the firm superintends, in person, the Maan- facturing Departments, which is daily replenishe* by everything new and desirable, and comprises a CO M P L E T E A S S O R T M E N T Of all that Is requisite for GENTLEMEN’S OUTFIT; Snob as cannot fail to suit tbe M OST R E F IN E D TA S T E , Or meet the Approbation of the most FASTIDIOUS. T H E MANUFACTURED D E P A R T M E N T Is TeplGte with, every description of OVERCOATS, CLOAKS, DRESS and FROCK, BUSINESS and TRAV ELLING, SACK and ALBERT COATS. PANTALOONS of all the various styles and patterns. VBISTS of the latest and richest pattern, DRESSING GOV/NS, ftc. •m e , FANCY D E P A R T M E N T PASI?QJILAa ATTENTION IS PAID TO HE CUSTOM D E P A R T M E N T , Q T O V E 'C R IED COW F ECTlOaAKYFOREX: O p o r t a t i o n . Candies assorted, 14o, the pound. Sugar Plums, 14o. Sugar Almonds, 16c. Retail price 18Jo per pound. T. O. HODGKINS, Mannflictnrer, 148 Greenwich street, ap22 Is _______ between Conrtlandt and Liberty ste. IB and a spacious Gallery in iroadway, opposite the City k CLARK. (E F O R FU n a A D E lsFR I lk. E v e r y W e r ineaday a n d B a tard B y a t ^ P . Ms S T E A M E R S Penobscot and K e n n e b e c , Leave New York every Wedneaday «sd ttoi It apply Xs STANTON: k. SPICER, 86 West street, or fe23ls D. W-. ELDB.IDGE. 8 North Wharvea, Fhil». * ' h a v b T k a iXK S i The following trains leave the Cai ly, (Sundays excepted.) for Bostoi F O R BOSTON N E ’W Y OR K AND K E w l HESS RA lIi O A O . lanal street staritm tlai- At 8 o’clock A. M.. and arrivi r.u . Dinner at Springfield. At 9 o'clock A. M. Arrive TO D E A L E R S IS \V A T C H K S , A.tiD L OTHERS.—The Subscriber has just received ■ voices of low price Gold and SUi Grid and rilrer penrils, and gold pena. L a ^ ’^hracelete^yiMlMkea, gold gnd iHrer tMuthlw. Goldan’dsili *' \ SteriingrilTi axehang^. watches wat- “• “loney reititned. S ^ i i ^ fflrer spOTBS^l^, f t r ^ l Watehes and Jewelry exchanged ranted to keep good time, opmoney * ____ _ VYatchee, Clocks, and JeweUy repaired ia the beet manner, at much Jees than the nsnia hrioas. raZiEACHEiO J»IAEEJft-.T.8Mea8hea DlaW l’fr jnyao LAWRENCE, TRIMBLE* CO. ^ B r o a d r t. And their extensive orrangenie E x e c a te Ordera at' t R e ' Slxoxtest N o tice. THE W HOLESALE DEPARTM E N T toe e ^ n t * o “ ? h e i^ UNR1VA2LLED FA C IL IT IE S , am TH* coon JDDOHENT of SBZIX CU»T0ME*f T Q E N S U R E A SA L E . at Boston a t 1145 r. K. By top from two to three honre 1 or Springfield, or a t any station where tbe express train receives passengers. At S o’clock T. w. Arrive at Boston a t 11.45 r. » . Supper at Springfield. Tide'train receives paseengers only a t the principal stations, ft?- See bills of all the trains. FasBengers are desired to procure tickets before takiag seats in the cars. R. B. MASON, Superintendent 1860. ____________ _____ mylS Itls 'ILACTXCAL B O O K -E G B E P raa. NO. 88 CBDAR-ST. jkyfR. C. C. MAK8BL ACCOUKTAWT, Antotw iV x of the “• Solenos of Double Entry Booh-he«ph>g Simplifled,” and the “ Art of Single Entry Book-keeping Improved,” continues to teach as above. Courses of Instruction—The public is reepectfully in formed and assnred that the plan pursued by Mr. Marsh, In teaching this Important branah. U truly aeonma of Practice in keeping books, rather than a coarse of Leo- l^ 8 to , 1{ There are no cU« is put at once to ke< tions.tions. andnd tonsns beci —each pnpfl has a desk to himfrii; ig books, receives separate instroo- a to becomes conversant with aU the.aeeonnt books consUtnting a set, and also with many important mercantile calcnlations. Persons of moderate capacity, by this course, become competent book-keepers in abont a month, and receive certificates to that effect. Prospectuses, with terms, obtalnedat the rooms from 0 B00K-KE*rmo jit SraineB—A heratlftfl edition of Mr Marsh’s principal work is pahlishedinSpsmish. Price $1 25. For sale a t the counting-rooms. ttSR /TENTISSBIEH’S g o l d v e k t c h a i n s .— Just received by the subscriber aninvolesof new and handsome patterns of vest chains, for gentlemen which ho is aeUiBg at wholesale and retail very low. GEO. O.ALLteN, 61 TYaB street, my 13 2wis up stairs. JHorace W a lfio O 0 k ra to r S a le a t «T a a A » 9 F i n e atre e t , 300 ISO t>a^ scarlet and white, Cotton and Wool Flan. 100 cases Satineta, various qnaUtlef. _ . . 120 cases gold mixed and Uue mixed Kentucky ffioQ0 ffoaUtief* ^ « u»09 yrbSto toxd BUnJuU.
