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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-09
MONEY MARk g y.

ErNbAy, june = - N.
The stock market not buoyant AZ tn Il 80 yes
terdsy but there considerable activity among The
fances, and scarcity Of purchasers IN the street
Nearly all the leading railroad stocks continue In De
uand frtm the different classes Of operators and the
probability i that prices Tor q them will i'm prove
while We DO not look for any immediate depreciation q
consequence In the most neglected It will proba
bly, be more difficult TO sustain Erie Railroad than any
other the list in consequence Of the amount aaoa
10th Of stock and securities aud The doubt existing re-
ative to the future earnings q the road Long fana
has not been active lately anticipated from the
changes and improvements made In the finances and
operations q the company; but the stock VIII held
very little Is likely to upon the market Az
soon as the repairs and alterations now going on are
completed. the delays and interruptions ~ traffic will
disapp,ar and the full resources Of the road be de.
veloptd Norwich and Worcester Railroad 4 qradu
ally and steadily improving in market value The
gross earnings for May, 1851, amounted to sa9Tlg
e. against S22ss2 - for the corresponding month
L.. year showing increase n Sl3s 50 this year The
receipts btv. shown about this increase from ths com.
meuoment q tn year which not only guarantees the
rrnrlr dividend but urcs 4 Isndsome surplus More
tan enc hsf 4 Tie gross etrnngs II this company
h'm freight enc quarter from local trav-', ana ths
iasuce from through travel mail Nc Itisa COOL rial
veli managed W. believe aud - icatcd " bc layor-
ally affected y tLe pIeti1n q The See iavsn ana
lew 'cUi,n roe1 rtallrg Railroad has advanced 4ui.e
ratiiy recently mi immense amount os It.yh.l
lsng'd hands Operators ~ this cty al Boston
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Advert or THE CASTArs ICE, CATHARIyE HAYES
Who has engaged the celebrated Cathariae
Hayes, who is to visit this country next autumn,
aad sing in all the great towns and cities We
should like to know who is the manager. There
are several claimants in the field. No less than
three or four persons have called upon US with re-
quests that we will publish critiques biographies,
anecdotes notices, puifs, n galore Instead of one
Barnum, there appears to be half dozen, ard
each one says that he is the right one. Again we
ask, who has engaged the young artiste, Catharine
Hayes and who is it that is auth orzed to act her
agent in this countryl We wish to know.
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AMERICANS IN LoNpov.-Greeley, according to
his last letter from London has some what recover
ed his equanimity of temper, and begins to loom
large, and even above Westminster Abbey. He
has attended one Of the antslavery meetings at
Exeter Hall, where they used to show other kinds
of monkeys and elephants than they do now "a days
At first he of the crowd; but one of the ne
gro orators having certified that he was respectable
he was allowed to come upon the platform, where
he made speech. OF course he feels better, after
ths niger certificate, than he did just after the
slight of the London aristocracy at the Richmond
dinner. 1t certainly was very benevolent act on
the part of the negro particularly as Greeley felt
very sad. In his speech, though, he came near be-
ing capsized again, he ma lie a show Of walking
straight into" the system Of British VIII tie slavery
Still, he go. through his straghts, and wound up
by proposing to send the white slaves Of England
into the Southern States, to dispossess the blacks
Of their homes, and TO root them out entir ely
Greeley also visited one Of the Ragged scho ,s. 1t
may seem singular that he was not mistaken for
one ofthe white headed boys; but this is explained
By tie fact that when he arrived in London he got
a new suit Of clothes.
We notice, also, that Bowyer, the able police
officer Of this city is in London, investigating those
subjects which may be Of use to him hereafter
Wilkes went from Liverpool to London in the same
train with him, but very quiet and reserved.
lie has been engaged, probably, in looking for his
confederate Warner and, having failed in this city,
they may set up in the same line of business there,
with the hope Of better success.
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work With their clubs and organizations they car
ried everything their own way, until the wings or
gained their corps of fighting DULLES Then both
parties were equal in this respect Within year
we have seen gangs of fighting men in Tammany
Hall and other halls, all employed for the purpose
of knocking down and dragging out any man who
dared to say word in opposition to any move
ment that the party might make.
We believe that sound public opinion, backed
and supported by an honest, Independent press, can
reetify these evils. As far as the Herald is con-
cerned, We are determined to best exertions
to eradicate them. In dealing with the subject, We
care not whom hit-friend or foe, whig or demo-
crat, clerical or layman. Ourpath of duty is plain
and, with the help of God, will follow it, regard
less of consequences to ourselves or to others.
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rru,h !. ya,ueb,,.-every sufferer from

pytpc psa try the oxygenatcd Bters and prove
thsr safacton tho truth that this disease
cured matter how discoursgiug the symptoms. This
medicine a,ts like charm Ia giving tone aud energy a. the
ach ard whole system. Tor sale ~ A. n d. Stnds,
TO- Fuitsn 4. d. Scoy Co. 81, aud &. II. King
1l2 Rrondpay: j. L. Cudcinrtan. B1 Hudson stree ant
as Broadway, r. " guen, "a Bowery, sotner 4 Grand
strstt. Hall Rucke Co, 2r Greenwich street; and ~
ITrEgists generally In The United States and Canad
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unsay ackhov lodged TO be the only safe aut effective
Hair Dye In One Trial ensures its superiority. IL
agcal in It's operationt does not stain the sknal the
old nnoysnces done away With and black brown hair
~ most natural color and shade Immediately produced
by Its Nay he had Of A. b. ID Sands, 10 Futon
ttrsst. hu,hton. Clark Co, E3 Broadwsy Cary az CO.,
aud Brigham Day Pearl street, New York aud by the
UIuJists generally.
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Unlike the generality Of Tallors. do not

grumbe the cold weather. II gives time
the previous orders. Therefore, order what clothing
want at the weather willscome black French
cloth Dress Frock SO s2.-Pant5 Vests ia
pro portion. have also elegant oil rendv
made garments Sngc-breasted Frock Coats ~u a ~I1i
Linen Coats, 81 60; cheek Narteilles Vets anu
llack Vests OF all descriptions, from - I
G.. Is. CLARKE etreet.
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5. n Phillip, Marshal.

u VII y zen by the above table that many of the
hose companies arr not attended BY engines In
gurucc - their engine companies having been dsbaudcd
a. NJ time g. tine fr various of them
raj Years ago There only "A engine companies
Iva existence in New York. nsead II ~ as Is generally
Understood The vacant numbers Is H. as, q ~,
~ - 81 g uo 40 81 48 aud 81, also HOOK and Lad
der Companies Noe aud have been disbanded This
cir IN. tatee viii explain why il Is that every hose
company = not rrtceled by engine and shows the
reason r the former In several intat Toll wing each
rtttr IN consecutive succession
The company from Baltimore L e. be received by the
Amcticus Engine Company SO. 8 q this city Excelsior
- o. from bridgeport. hy Protection, No. 5; iuison
No 4 ~ Niagara No a. and Newark Protection Com
Tauy. No ~ Lafayette, No 10 Niagara Company,
No Nesbureh win also b. the guests q another
cty company during their sjouru here Joint arrange
mebts hnye been made BY several companies for dinner
sno refrest meuts after the parade.
Scvtra days ago resolution was proposed By Alder
man Franklin. the Common Council for the purpose
~ approTriaDg $500 10 get up display OF fireworks
the frtneui c,lebration. The resolution referred
the mmitte the Fire Department. Who have not
ut reported thereon We earn from tho Chief Engineer
and several other officers ~ the fire Department that
.EouiJ ~ AZ appropriation have Ietn made they
would avail thtmstlvts ~ IL al t Is believed that
the teo,at.on wss purely t,aag il its origin aud muu
Ctisct
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Bo Pca te speei lily and easoualy curel ~ the
use q siis Paugesesia TIC most stubborn dsease 81
tie this medicine VI has beon setcd for many
years and has Jailed in single - eGsss
eroBgh " ru'ihts the blood, the appetite
.nd sitcnrt ems the system. wM SMITH HALL, soc
Proprietor, I5J Bowery.
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Court CaIendar-Th.s Dnv.

SUPERIOR CorRr.-Nos 81, $685. 396, 20I l. g. 39s 400,
40l 400 2l6, 2l7, 240, 2S3 37, 235 26 100 352 80
no. AZ 49, 49, ga 3ol, ISL 25s, s23 % $751; $685. $685.
81, 357.
CoMMos PLEAs.-Nos 53l, 42i 534, $685. $50, 5a7 $50,
54l, 642, 543.
CrRcuir CouRr-Nos. 296, AL 800, ss1, 476 TO- 47s,
4sl 4e2, 81, 4S3 to ass.
GENERAL TERM-A further adjournment to Saturday,
the 18th inst
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SsIebtattd N al parts Of Europe aud A,ne-
twelve years 10 the beat kadye in the world IL Is ap
Piled selo wholesale and retail at Bachelors Wig Fas
tory all street. and at all druggists aud perumcries in
to and
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oournud,s L,unld Hair Dye instantly com

yerts rcd hair 20 blown black Gourauds ItlGr
hedieatsd Soar eurss tan rmples fFsste sruP,on etc
Gourauds Poudre Subtitle ertieaos hair from upper Fps
ace OF any rart of the body-Narranted. G1araHds Ii
quid Rouge for rae lips and checks; Lily Waite H1r Re-
storstve, etc, are all found at Dr. FELIX GOURAGDs
old established Laboratory ~ walker street u
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u chinF attention 20 ts profession object direct
ronprs - 20 escape those Who only The pro
ittitn hnt oxen inft Permanent injury upon their pa
trp Tbs gentleman, whose have selected, staHda
hfh IN bis profession In this city we'll educated nnd tho
rcrpty Traced IN trarch ~ he seien efaytng
over twenty i've years persona experience devoted q the
iurTtven . ~ bic profession We know q no indydt al
Who nke precedence &C Dr Leyett In f and scientific
scfuirements..-tTrom Andrews Cos strangers Galc.
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THE WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER PREss.-The pc
culiar character Of the Washington journals, and
their general inetlicency, and consequent inutty,
have been, for several years past, topics for
and reproaches in all political circles In the whole
world there no journals more fayorably situated
to take advantage Of opportunities, and to be Of
practical service to the country and yet generally,
they are imbecile and unattractive journals, whose
merit seems to lie in the ability to conceal news
than to make il knewn. such being the true state
Of the case, i be matter Of surprise that they
should have but limited circulation among the
twenty-three millions Of beings who people the
United States The annexed table will make known
the probable extent Of their editions -
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that Henry Costing has opened elegant Restaurant
at ~ Liberty street. rst house from Broadway twest side
Although opened weeks his establishment crowd
daily The Gnest coffee AM tea the best Of yiands well
cooked and above ALL cleanliness always be found at
GOSLING'S, "a Liberty street.
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Of the cheap carpet Of f. A. Peterson Co.. where
cnrpctings, oil cloths, mats, mating table and p
be bought Of every description tie
low est rates BY selling at less profit than others in tile
trade this house has secured immense custom
which anxious retain and increase The stock
remaining hand will be disposed Of at greatly reduced
prices and houskeepers great bargains there
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is treason to the interest OF their craft to sell below
rent prices The public like such treason. We call it far
trade and commendabe enterprise and therefore
endorse and recommend the cheap Boots and Caters made
BY JONES, IA Ann street.
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being duly authorized by the Health Committee TO issue
ders all receive Watts Nervous Autd0te,
who unable pay for IL without charge who
sumptiye debtated diseased during the temporary
Of DIR. Watts all such orders will be promptly
tended TO until further notice. TALBOT WATTS, Ner-
vine 424 Greenwich street.
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OF the besides description Of Hosiery,
Gloves and Fancy Dry Goods selling cheap 1T the ud
River Hosiery and Glove store 3 Greenwich street.
d. ors above Murray street.
THOMAS MoLAuGHLIN, 2z3 Greenwieh street.
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important to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vvs

prize elegant ut OF the requisites OF their under
clothing insure IL at Green's No. Astor Holse Tie
Shirts &c, made at that establishment warranted
1T with smoothne and to be ready for delivery
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1. O. OF o. F.-The Members of New York

Lodge, No TO- l. 0. of o. F. requested to attend the
next session Of the Lodge, Dune lth) there will he
business of importance brought before the Lodge which
o. {. DAILLY. see'y. pro. ten.
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sxamine stock Of unequaed Of Stoves We
have Just got out Air tight Cooking Stove for 1884, the
Odd Fellow Also six sizes Of furnaces which
used with without the only thing of the kind in
market ABENDROTH. BROTHERS. liz Beekman a.
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The Cars for the Excursion TO west Mount

Vernon, IHunts Brdge, VII leave the Coy IIaI tis
morning at 10 o'clock with Cue land of music return
in the afternoon. Pare for the excursion ail coats
great many Of respectable families will avail themselves
OF this opportunity pleasant GRy in Of the
de ightful spots in Westchester county.
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t.ryer an inyeerate enemy TO tan pmpes freskles
and other eutapeous eruptons Mr.. Lea in making THIS
preparation has accomplished thing that long de-
srsbe With the ladies Of the city The above article is
sale only 4 Broadway of Howard street. at S.
per box, or three boxes for 81.
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nent Of 20 per cent vas paid Ia on the 10th day o.
January last and ~ per paid 18th April las.
making 10 all 70 rer cent paid upon the nbs ribbed c.
pal
Amount q capital stick a. above. On Git
pcdue, amount paid abyu. Gil March ssi0 !;
Capital actually employed. sa.0. elo,
u will u Observed. ~ comparison n the arreEat CT
current expenses 20 Wit Ssst1 39 and the ag-.rxac -
cop's fom discounts AMI exchange to W.T. 80 655 .,
With the period during which the bank has y. IL ors-
ration tina, the net prodt up 70 Jlst March ISL are a.
The rate q l20Ves per cent per
The amount q capital provided for by the trir q tho
charter T. 81 $50 coo which IL TO be distributed as I'll
lows, VIZ AT the Mother Bank in Frankfort capital d
the state) S3o0Oooi do Branch Bank in coyiugton
10000; - Branch Bank in Louisville. sjco 600; do
Brarch Bank in Maysvio, $4,000 10 Branch Rank IT.
Princeton, 100000; do. Branch Bank in henderson
$4,000 do Branch BANK ~ Mount Sterling $4,000
DE- Brarch rank IN Somerset 800 ooo-tot s2t5OoOO
OF this capital ixy.sx hundred and eighty shares
amounting secs 600 have been subscribed upon which
the q S4Gs 30, 20 per cent has been paid TO-
constituting the basis upon which the bank 4 noe
transactins business call u 70 per csut upon the
subscribed capital amounting @ Sl337s0 viii b. raid ir
3Cth Of July next which will advance the ACTIVE api
tai q the bank to seo2o1O
We have doubt but that the required sub crptions
will be obtained among capitalists immediately upos
the opening Of the books Kentucky Is much in wan.
Of more banking capal and the productiveness Of
already smpoyeds the b.st evidence in the world tina.
hrs not only been in active use. but has been JUL
ciou'iy invested
y VII - sccn bya noli., In another column. that
saied Tropoa. win ~ received 4, The once II winslow
l'ni'I Co 70 - Wa .,as,t Cor three hundred thou
@nd dots q the nts ard only mortgage bonds Of the
wilmington and Manchester Baniroad Company bearing
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tenton Of requiring Wigs to recent
The same awarded silver medal for the first premium
at the last fair They be at T. Phalons Wig and
Hair Dye Factory, III broadway corner Of Dey street
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hair whisker the moment IL applied without injury
the hair skin IL be washed without dis
turt the color has bad odor 1t il applied soii
az Phaions Wig and Toupee Mandatory w Broadway
For sale in the city and country by druggists generally
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sls7@ -

ny It's extract i would appear that fl several
years pet, members e Congress and of ths cabinet
have been il the habit Of acting a. agents f0r
claims Of various kiuls, counsel, Or ia other
modes, ard of Increasing their annual incomes, ~
commissions and gra'uitcs, ami slices aud parags
and drrrings Of various kinds and o. different
amounts Tie conduct Il Nir. Corwia. i ths
IIcfens instance, and IN connected Will tas cbbt
MT & sanct.oscd ~ practice {, tw.u.y Jiis'
stan at- a. printed IL tie yci..y l.a- 9lc .l.
gress. The state 81 iha iiUcf--tas iac.,ascl tE
teps,s 81 Uvine-tbs D 81 prices assai II .la bet
and r8tIry mattc 81 Washing, o1--th2 e.tsta0a
rtqu4cd 7. eutn-sA ralde, 4 necessary taf
some meaps Iould be rsso ted t5ia ~ a5a-st "iy'
roundabout a Otherwise. Is incrcass VIZ iaaa1a'
Cfne1.t.r 81 e,1erass aid oit (: Il .th.ee' Il
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No. Aston HOuse.-RerfOrd q Co.'s CALI
forna Express 18th and 18th inst Twenty less
other Express Postage 10 cents Freight A. h.
to San Francisco. See advertisement.
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and in less time than the U. s. Mail and at fourth
the postage The uncertainty Of the u s. Mail between
New York and San Francisco too we'll known mails
sent in India Rubber Bags water proof with
days later Postage 10 cents, prepaid or not.
BERFORD & co. yesey street, Aston House.
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.. Washington Cemeterr

wood The plank road is n.UG.a IrHil Fulton
Ferry through Court street, Brook tue plank Dad
tie Cemetery. Eghty fect DE-. Fay i the
agent for this beautiful rural burial 1-u NO 80 Fulton
street where a map may lie examined.
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Gen,n,s Warm Weather stock.-Ths Sen

suggests the necessity for light Hat. Ergoit
of to that at Genin pa Broadway there
is stock Of Summer hats. eomprehendDg everything in
this branch Of art besides several original
Fashions peculiarly his The Genin Rocky Mountain
Beaver flor many years avorite Is this season the most
elegant and dashg affair he has brought out The fol-
lowing list gives idea of the extent of his assortment
although il does not by include the whole
Rocky Mountain Slvery Beaver; White Brush
Silver Brush; snow White Panamas ;
French Felt (white and drab); French Grey Beaver
Ieghorn; Dunstable;
BrAid:
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These are ALL nearly all modelled after Genns designs
but he recognises the right q body be orna
his workmen prepared all times to execute design
which may be supposed elegant or becomingt
GENIN, 2li Broadway opposite st. Paul's
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TAESrrs BANK o. KENrvexr-MarcIh l.

The bank commenced operations upon the paymou. q
90 per cent q the stock subscribed further install
ment Of 20 per cent vas paid IN on the 10Th day O.
January last and % per cent pad on 18th Arr las
making in all 20 rcr cent paid upon the ms ribbed
pital
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anUsENENTs THIS EVENING.

AsToR PLACE OPERA HoUsE-DoS GIOVANNI.
BowERY THEATRE, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EnrTEscE.
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Fire Department Banner, by Engine Company, No 2.
Oficers and Trustees Of the Fire department.
Chief Epains.r. rs Grand Marshal,
With Assistant NJ Lehe and j. r. lacour, Special Aids
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway-Ay PREcIors BE
sE1-AzAKL, the fRo0IeAL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-07

The Savannah Georgian speaks with high aVor oil the Axes
and other Edge Tools Of Nessrs r. Archer Cos OF 'his
CITY which we're exhibited The great Macon Fair lhey
are il saws made factory established Tor the especa
of supplying the Southern States They seemed 10
be- and indeed are warranted TO be- quite equao the same
articles manufactured by Collins OF Connecticut We sin
ccrey hope that extensive supplies Of them will at once DC
introduced into this State the exclusion OF similar tools
made by the Free Soil labor Of New England"
AS TO the scheme OF direct trade which has been adopted
bv the Macon Convention the New Orleans Picayune re-
cards it az an important incident the progress of South
ern salutary REFORM that of the most ancient and solid
houses of Amsterdam Messs Harrison Brothers, are in cor
rc.pondencc with mercantile houses in Charleston
with view of opening direct trade with that port thus
essening the continental dependence upon the Liverpool
market and by multiplying markets. bring about more
healthy ada ard better chance for steady and emunera-
TIM prices The estimate is made that 2oQQU 70 3VOVVV
bales OF raw cotton consumed in the Department oil the
Rhine alone md COO GOO bales consumed on the con-
,incnt beyond SHAT shipped Eavc Now, the largest
portion of this supply goes through Liverpool and the
goods with which they paid for come back ria Liver
pool and New York. This double tribute is what 10
sought be avoided BY these plans OF direct connunlca-
ton and the reasons which enforce ccgent for New
Orleans and Mobile FOR Charleston large adventure is
about be made om Charleston to Amsterdam and every
man who desires The industrial improvements OF tue South
ern States wishes its success and will be anxious that so
good an example may be universally followed.