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ROBERT SCHUYLER, President. I
DAVID A. NEAL Woe Presidant,
W. p BURIAL Treasurer Executive
GEORGE QRISWOLD, lCouamltAsov
NORRIS KEqCHUM
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sew York. Apcb q 1850.
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DAY ExCURsIONs-THE FAvORTTs STEAMERS Ar
ID MENlA and MAY QUEEN leave the foot Of Chambers
street daily except sunday, ~ 10 and and y. n,
for excursion III. Rartsn BAY landing 1T the dock Of
the Florence and Report Co. Returning leave Ksyport -
and p. NJ arriving In the city by sunaown. spacious
aud superior hotel the handbag IL r the snts
tannsnt OF vers whore modaton be had
ExCURsIONS-THB LARGE AND NEW DOUBLE
IL dock barge Merchant will be let for pleasure sxsnf
sop This s III. largest and tes. asssd .p barge -
particulars inquire " the Once $40 0rssnwch street.
RxCURsIONs TO THB FISHING BANKS nv1e1
N dsv ercsrk fsvorte steamer Here Cap
tain W. nsneox Will leave scri,e sessss N gesSsS
han~ead NJ ~ ID Hast River bfeene ~ ~
dip 80 Ptef he 4 N. p A ~ nscrMaG ~ ~
rss U ssaA Ltaass AsksS Sss1s - - vSA "
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DANCING ACADEMIES.


HANGING Mr.. H. DROoKES ACADEMY. 3N
~ street. will continue open during all the
But few lessons are peccsnyto render the pupil
exeeIlers dancer
BRoOKEs, CLOSING MISUNDERSTANDING
IL. tho lasA soree foe tho goa3oa viii tAka plass 81
brsshss Asssnhy lssaA - DsssGs stessA - MsAass.
laV svsafn& Jsns y
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nR DIXON HAS REMOVED TO NO. 40 FIFTH
H. between Tenth and Eleventh streets whore no
conf, his attention exclusively ~ the practical duties Of
bic profession Boure for consul alton from 10 to ally
evenings The publication Bce of the Sea- pei
at No Astor House, wbsre literary rnd business
1 sstons muSt be left
L,URNITUEE-REMovAL- MOORE CABI
,ct makers and uphol rers have removed from
NO ia Fulton street to I'll cir warehouse
tory Nos rs and II King street. between udsen
where they oner large assortment Of superior
mapufaeturers' prices.
DEMOVhL JOHN RAE HABERSHAM WILL RE
III the 18th june, from rs Broad street l.,
IL Broadway the once Of the Now York and
steamship company.
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-TWO OR THREE GENTLE
ID obtain pleasant second story front and
with board in desirable location within
three minutes walk Of all street South forty Family
is small References given and required. Address s. Co. box
4 lc5 Post Uffce.
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MA rhIMONIAL.


CENTENNIAL MECHANIC-22 YEARS OF AGE
N Of good morals, and religious mind Deesinr
disposition under good salary wishes an az
guam ance with young lady of pleasing retired habits
religious of who would riing TO become his
wife, ADDRESS b. ia Hammond street, stating whore
interview may be had, with real name &o
ATATRIMoNIAL-AG GENTLEMAN FROM THE SOUTH.
pearnnce genteel address, established In large and
thriving commercial business and the posscssor Of
$50 900 In bank stock DESTROYS Of entering
twenty Of gentce family pleasing address,
ard cheerful disposition beauty and
although not The advertiser
himself closely business and been deprived the society
and most sincerely desires good wife He hopes
brit those who are sincere will answer this by addressing
note to Percy Herald Office for three days stating
where and how interview obtained when satis
factory explanations testimonials and references as 90
character will be given, and all treated
secrecy f desired the honor sincerity gentle.
AHATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
N lover.-MADAh DE FORRESTIE, late Of L ,ndss aad
Paris will send ~ address, receipt OF dollar
ladies gentlemen TO the affections OF many the
opposite may be desired The process simps
hut oartvatng that all may be married irrespective
position Address Madam Forrestio
box 20, broadway Post Office.
MATRIM0NY MADE EASY OR HOW TO WIN A
M Lover-Profossor Lawton, Boston, formerly OF Lon.
will send address receipt OF dollar
The devoted affections ola IT the opposite thsi1
may DESIRE The process simple capsk
waiting that all be married irrespective of appeax
position and sst though not least 10 be
with such and de.acy that detection
sifle. address Professor Lawton Boston Mass lee
tiers taken from the Post Once unless the postage paid
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BOARD IN BEOOKLYN--TWO LARGE ROOMS TO
ID let with partial board in of the finest locations
Brooklyn Also hall Apply at Clinton street.
For gentlemen only.
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II EXPORT FERRY, FOOT OF CHAMBERS STREET
IN Fare I21s cents. Tho steamers Armenia and May
queen leave daily, except Sunday eslo and ma
z. N. nsturnipg losvo Keypsrt at TX NJ, and r.
Stages contaEty between the docks tire Florence and
kcyport Company and Mddssown tont Freehold. Holme
del, Red Bank. ahrowsbefy, Long Brapch &e.. 20
DoUtEsELr and BRIDGE STREET FERRy.-TaE
dsmate done to the cock at the foot Of Bridge street
being rrpared the above ferry will running
Monday the 18Th inst Three class ferry
provided two Of hicb will ply soustanty from
O'Clock In the morning till ten O'Clock at night, after
which time boat will BIO Aept running Com
ua)n ard other tickets he had At the occ In forty
houses ut Brooklyn New York terms thos.
OF Catharine ard all street ferries All tickets issued
by this c"mpnay except Communication tickets will taken
at the Catbrnc and Wall street ferries snd tho like
Of the said ferries will lie received at this ferry by THE
very route offered to reach very many
Brooklyn AID its suhnrhs and for funerals the
various cemeteries on Long Island
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
ID wife, without children, or two single gentleman can
with desirable atoms reasonable terms
n deli htful location The house newly furnished
contains &c and venent to Vail street and 5, nth
i.rriss Address box 599, Post Office.
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HOTELS.

A UsABLE HOUSE, MAIN STREET, KEESRvILLE,
n N. YThis large and convenient hotel newly
and In perfect now for the reception the
travelling public Parties Wishing visit the Sarauac
lakes will nnh send hsm the fishing
guides provided to order
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TRAVELLEysH, GUIDE.


pLia-from pier No North river. Two lines daily, at
10 A. NJ. Up M Accommodation line, at 10 a M by
steamboat Trenton to South Amboy, to Bordento
and steamboat stockton to Philadelphia Fare-$2 Elk
line at p NJ by steamboat John Potter to Anboy
thence direct Camden BY oarsthrough in four hours and
H. and p. Al
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CcPa@Tsaa4syUX' NOTICES

A GENTLEMAN ABOUT TO ESTABLISH A CONFEC.
"A tonery and ice cream saloon in the cky,
AXE some arrangement with widow lady to join him in
the business One having daughter IA or l6 to assist in
the concern preferred or young lady Of gente appear
Address H. p Herald office, for week stating whom
and where interview may be had All
strictly confidential
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DOARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO
I'D single gentlemen be nodated with pleasant
rooms full partial board IS Norton street. near
Hudson. Location DELIGHTFUL.
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DA0E BACON 4 CO, BANKERS. SAN FRANCISCO.
Cal = b. ehant on Lsndon valparaiso and tho pria
pal cities Of che United tasss for sale in Cl
lsctons ade at San Francisco the interior
State and proceeds promptly remttei and draw
the American Exchange Bank, kers Duncan Shsrma1
Co., New York.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey Railreao-Unsed States aud Express
Lines through In four hours leave Now York foot Of
land street At 8 and and 43o and 30 r. Leave
Phila phia at IN A. H., via ensington and A.
and 80 and $50 NJ from fO.t Of Walsus street Faro
3d. 81 90 for second class in the NJ from Now
W p. N. from Phsdelphia Throag tickets sold and
ard through baggage curisd for ltlmors
asi ington Norfolk and Charleston in the A. NJ
and +A and $50 trains and connections certain with
trains II behind time with baggage cross
Ah@ ferry hftesn minutes before the trains leave
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DOARD-A PLEASANT ROOM ON THE SECOND
board to gentleman and bis wife, single gen.
temen. Apply at Ia Franklin street.
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DOARD.-FULL OR PARTIAL BOARD CAN BE OBJ
d tanned in Union street four doors above Court left
rde recently bnlt and newly furnished and
being opened by an English lady the o,aon one Of tho
walk from Hamilton and South ferries Stages pass the
from all the ferries Those wishing tho comforts of
septeel will find this desirable. Terms
ble and referen Ell Cuired.
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DRIvATE BOARD WANTED FOR GENTLEMAN IN
Il asmal family with room furnished where will
take his meals Location between Fourt and seventeenth
Streets University Place. sixth and Green sioh
Net stage Address A. for week at No.
At Sixth Of Eleventh street. Communoa
tons left in the store.
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DOARD IN THE CoUNTRY.-A FAMILY CAN BE AC-
ID commodsted with board fer the summer, In private
family. The situation is unesuacd the Hudson river
from tho city, two hssrs by steamboat RAILROAD
address Board in tho Country Union Post
t&nce, with and address. Stabng fer horses, &c.
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DOARD-AT 100 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, SECOND
ID door east from place and Stuyvesant park
In private family for gentleman and lady also two Or
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TEE kARINE HoTEL-AT FAIRFIELD, CoNNECTI.
cut. will DO opened by tho proprietor ]. b. Mounot
the 18th day sfJune 1853. Summer BREACH OF tas
New York Hotel The Marine Hotel is situated Long
Isard sound afordng all the ind Of excellent
bathing and romantic drives in the adjacent country
Plans be and engaged At tho New York
Hotel the distance from New York fifty three miles
and trains by the New York and Now Haven Railroad atop
ct Fairfield several times each day.
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FOR ALBANY-FARe G;-ALBANY AND NEW
York Inland Route Railroad.-Two daily express
trains at9A and a45 M connecting at Albany with
sentral lines of railroads. North and West from the
tickets can be and baggage checked for
senpers received Bowsry and Twenty
SIX tn street and Fourth stations The above trains
Cor only All other trains will start from City Hall
station Of Tryon and Centre Streets here
JCfore
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nIvrDEED.-CITIZENs FIRE INSURANCE coz
IL psny June 4 lS5SA dividend Of ton per
declared this day payable demand at once
W all street. J. N. MCLEAN, Secr3t Ary.
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NTONEY.--MONEYAD ADVANCED ON THE MOST PLEAS
M ing terms, in to suit applicants jewolry dry
goods pianoortes damoni & land warrants horses
enc Agency and Loan Office, ia Grand street. corner
Broadway, from to O'Clock The strctest confidence
and honor msy be relied
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DOARDING.-GENTEEL BOARD. ON REASONABLE
ID for single gentlemen and gentlemen ant thsir
vss desira bls adsoel3 furnished unfur
sishsd be obtained at 15 Wsverlcy place
Sixth and Washngton Parade Ground. Baths gas
60. In The house. Refersnee EXCHANGED.
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NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILR0AD-TO BEL
pesr 81 Adams Ogdsnsburs Esntrea and
towns Tickets can DO precur, a. the Offices Of the New
York and Now Haven Railroad Az Broadway and Twenty.
elk tn street and Fourth Express trains leave
A. and r. NJ Baggage checked through. Freight with
despatcb at reduced prices. Apply to
FRANCIS HYDE. Agent. 1852 South street.
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TWo SINGLE CENTLIMEH CAN BIZ ACCoMM0DA-
ted with very pleasant and neatly Furnished room
the second door Of the house No. IS Varck street.
doors above Canal street with WITHOUT breakfast Terms
nsdseaSs. References sxshaagsd.
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COM WANTED by q respectable widow lady, the
PAOO above amount for which she will givea pleasant
with good board In first class up Coed
interest security given Address two days Widow
Heral - --'-' N"'
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TIN. LEAD, REGULUs OF ANTHONY. FROM STORE
L and to arrive, for sale by

TUE CHEAPEST AND BEST OWNERS OF HORSES
i can purchase no remedy eqral to DR. TOBIASS vsns
tim imeat IN Pint bottles that will quickly gala
old sores dwellings, fprains colo, scratches Re- wire
glass full in pint of water viii mediatey relieve
heated borse Depot $40 Greenwich street
WoRlDS FAIR AND CRYSTAL PALACE DEPOT,
w AZ Broadway, for the sails of boots soes gater
comprising the largest offered hty
cent below the usual retail price. Please csll
for yourselves at JONES 42 Broadway Manufstory
Wholesale dc partment, fourth story.
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A FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO LET
IA To or two single gentlemen, in private family
bath and water cseet for the Of Location
unsurpassed Ter moderate References exchanged In
qurs ct $50 Broadway door above Franklin street.
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&O OOO AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, POSSES
~ OUU. ing from 81 900 to 5000 hear OF proe
table investment and employment in established cash
bunes acquainted with boot keeping preferred
salary allowed. Address b. c. o. Herald ofnoe.
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Two COTTAGES AT ASTORIA TO LET-BOTH ARE
situated on the hillside overlooking the Pot Cove He'll
gate &C. hey are Just finished etc with every
tanning bathroom water closets So They within half
hours travel from Wall street. and
from the city at III hours ~ stages steamboat Schools
and churc es within two mimi walk; tho whole
more eligible situation for retired enjoyment Is not to
found within four times its distance the city Apply
to +. N ILLS, Postmaster at Astoria.
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BOARDING. HANDSOME AND COMFORTABLE
ID furnished and parlsrs be had for families
gle persons in the boarding 9 Ninth
Of Broadway The lighted with gns, and
contain nil tie modern i'm rovsmepts
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DESIRABLE WATERING PLACE.-THE NEW YOaB
- Bay Hotel situated the New York bay, about
three miles from Jersey City and commanding view 81
Now York city. Brooklyn Staten Island, and of the
most beautiful views q the he rbor And
cannot be surpassed for purity of air good bsthn
all the comforts and aries of residence and
being the city particularly desirable for meroan
and professional gentle Omnibuses from jersey
City ferry TO the Hotel. PETER DWYEk, Proprietor.
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CITY GARDENS.



MAZE GARDIN-sIIUATED ON THE FIFTH AVE
l Bre, posite the entrance TO the Croon Reservoir
the vcipity Of the Crystal Palace The garden
pies Of ground with large growth of de-
cducus and trees and shrubs adorned with
tors fountains vaes intersecd by serpsnne walks
and surrounded by slopes effectively combining the
beauties Of nature and art the ain building upon the
paszss and ladies' toilet with constant attendants
The attractive feature OF the garden Is the
1abyrnh This is constructed after the plan of the cee
brated in Hampton Court London hsued in the early
Of King Williams reign and the sny Ia this
try Its ntrcaccs will be sonrce Ere<t and
enjoyment The propstors would also respectfully inform
the citizens Of Ne York. we'll vstg city
durns the Exhibition Of the Industry OF all Nations that
they have pleted which will enable them
to the best aud other refreshments to those
ladies gentlemen who honor the Maze Garden with
their patronage Having arrangements with Mr. Ben
jsmin Brare the eminent eonieetion.r OF the capital
confectionery we'll known in this country for Of
the artisans from his establishment they feel assured
that with the prompt attendance good walters they s
full satisfaction to their patrons sprtu9ns liquors
Intoxicating beverages will be served To be every
day and after the lst of July 1853 from6 o'clock
till The Fifth Madison and F0reth
eet three sides of the garden and the sixth
within two minutes walk Entrance TO the
garden free. MITCHELL x CO.
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NEWS BY TEL LEGR APH
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TnsaaArMc OFrce ooKSm HAHovER AND BzAvKR
STREETS, AND No. zo3 BROADWAY.
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VERY INTERESTING FROM ALBANY.
THE IMPEACHMENT RESOLUTIONS.
~~>~~1~~~>N~~~o~or~o~oo
TIE CATHOLIC PROPERTY BILL.
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Bills Passed by the Legislature.
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NO PROSPECT OF AN ADJOURNMENT.
Disastrous Fire at Pittsburg.
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Southern Items-.-Market Reports,
&c, &C., DC.
Southern Items..-Market Reports,
&c., &C., DC.

Affairs I'm Albany.
LEGISLATIVE BUsINEss-THE IMPEACHMENT CASES
REJoINDER OF CoMPTRoLLER wRIGHT-MURDER
TRIAL, ETC.
srEC1AL CORRESPONDENCE OF TIKI NEW YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, June 81 1853
Both houses of the Legislature engaged in voting
upon bills, Of which a considerable number Of minor
consequence passed The afternoon session of the
Senate dispensed WITH account of the absence of
o quorum Of members.
Mr.. d. Tay or offered a resolution in the House for
final adjourn the 7th Of Jaly, but as there was
opposition, it was laid until tomorrow, when it
will be taken up, debated, and laid upon the ta
bic. The House cannot decide when to adjourn,
as the impeachment cases still under ad
visement. In the mean time Mr.. Kennedy wanted to
adjourn on Friday and take until Wednesday
in order to give patriotic members opportunity Of
celebrating the fourth of July This will probably be
adopted on Thursday when the members will be ripe for
it. but the Senate will not 50 long recess
The afternoon session Of the House not very bust
ope half of the time until near six O'Clock was
wasted In motions to change the order of bnsines to
adjourn, &C., when finally when majority that
busiuess could transa concluded to adjourn
The specifications in the Mather impeachment case
will be reported in the morning BY Mr.. Champlin from
the committee The. are quite voluminous and cover a
large space. Then day viii DO set down for their con.
sideraton The discussion will likely the whole
week, and it may 30 happen that majority may not
of censUre be finally reconered The Senate has yet
been officially Informed Of the impeachment OF Mr..
Ma her by the House, and that information will only be
CONVEYED things look at present by delivering the
President Of the Senate the specifications any shall be
agreed to.
Comptroller Wright has furnished the select committee
with cement IN the shape Of rel binder Mr.. Eiy's
preambes and resolution Saturday understsnd that
he invites the most rigid scrutiny into his official conduct
either as referred to BY Mr Ely or otherwise.
Attorney General Chat6ed is engaged the part of
the people, in trying HendIickson charged with
derDg his wife. The testimony Il nearly closed. A
Doctor lawrence Reid, from New York, was on the
stand to-day, the part of the Defence to contradict
the testimony Of Doctors Swnburne and Salisbury Of this
city. w,
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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, June 27-Noon.
The advicss per the steamship Baltic received here
at 10 O'Clock last night by the Washington aud New
Orleans" line Holders Of cotton are this morning ask-
ing Ac. advance The sales this morning amount to
I, 500 bales.
BALTIMORE juno 81 1853
500 bead Of beef cattle offered in our to day.
ano 450 sole, the aiming 80 being drvea Ea tern
markets The prices paid 50 so 4 IS the hoof
equsl to 81 80 25 net Hogs were ia good supply and
sold at s. 80 SO 25.
MOBILE, June %, 1853.
The sales of cotton in market duoy the as. week
foot 300 b4les the receipts Of the period being
900. The stock hand here is 1000 bales. M,ddlins
closed dull at l0c.
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DRY 4OUID.


DECKS BAZAAR-"STOP THE CART STOP THE
ID carp' Conductor" WHAT'S the matter, Madamel :
want to step at Becks Bazaar Sixth avenue one door
above Thirty fifth street whore purchase cheaper and
better goods than at any other store in che city have
of house furnishing goods recommend them TO all
othersn Beck with hat in hand" THANK you, Maam"
(,ANToN GRAPE sHAWLs FIFTY CAsEs OF PLAIN
purchased by the subscriber previous present
yanced prices he Offers them at OF twenty
live cent. from the usual charge,
quste assortment Of India and Erensh broch
obawls and scarfs. GEO. BULPlN, 3Sl Broadway.
NREAT IMPORTATION OF MANTILLAS FIVE
" thousand exquisite gsrmen In plain and embroidered
silk rufed fed ditto lace, tissue, Grenadins and
other light fabrics In mantlas having boon Imported BY
The with meet the increased demand
during the Worlds Pair will account Of the advance Of
Tho season sold reduction OF from TO % cent
cost Of importation The entire Of the ubscrbers
stock selling at similar reduction 70 make room for
Paris MAntilla Emporium, No 3Jl Broadway.