The New York Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1852, Page 8

MERCIAL AFFAIBS, MONEY MARKET. Movvar, April 19—6P. M. ‘The market opened pretty well this morning for Mon- day, and a stormy, disagreeable day at that, Reading Railroad took the lead among the fancies; and before the close, an advance of 1 per cent was realized. Norwich and Worcester advanced \ per cent; Harlem. i; Brie Railroad, 4{; Delaware and Hudson, \, since last sales; Erie Bonds, 1859, Erie, 1871. Erie, 1862, 33; New Jersey Zine, $j. This stock is gradually leaving ths mar- Ket.and going into strong bands for permanent invest- | ment. The bulk of the daily purchases is made by par- ties who are interested in the company, and look upon it Ss 8 property the value of which cannot be estimated. At the second board, to-day, the market was quite buoy- nt, and the transactions unusually lunge. Zine Company went up 3j per cent; Canton Company, 3s; Reading Rail- road, 44; Erie Railroad, *;; Hartem, 4; Norwich and Worcester, 5. A small lot of Transit stock sold at 43 yer cent. cash. Holders are firm, and offer very fttle stock at current quotations, A small lot of Yhornix Mining Company stock sold this afternoon, 118 per cent, cash, This is a handsome advance m the previous sule, and shows a rapid improve- tent in public opinion relative to the merits of this com- fny,and its prospects. The price named above is really nothing for the stock, if one half that is reported of its resources is true, ‘The most uctive fancy in the street, to-day. was Reading Railroad, and the improvement in prices ao great as in any other on the list, ‘This seems the more extraordinary, when we take into consideration ‘the fact that there is not the slightost basis for the rise, and that it is purely speculative. The demand at the first board was exevedingly active, This extraordinary eall for stock we understand was occasioned by a move- ment in Philadelphia, to complete the corner which has 80 long been approaching the culminating point. It cer- tainly looks ax though it had reached its climax. Most of the floating stock of this company bas been placed on the books at Philadelphia. and the bulls, thinking they had the bears ina tight place, notified them to deliver. This of course created an active demand for stock. and the impression is, that the shorts have been pretty Well cleared out, It is rue they have been compell- ed to psy high prices; but before the lapse of many weeks they will find the stock plenty enough at considerably below those now current. The bulls hove all the stock, and it will be a question with them. by end by, what can they do with it? Without heavy shorts, prices cannot be sustained, It may, therefore, be put down asa fixed fact that Reading Railroad stock has touched its maximum. A leading man in the manage- Tnent of thif company visited this city a few days since, and marshalled hi for active operations, but his Position was not so impregnable as he supposed It appears to us that some measure should be adopted by the stockholders or by the Legislature, to prevent thoee directly connected with the management of our incorporated companies from connecting themselves with sny combination for the purpese of speculating in the stock, There can be no justification for the officers of any company engaging in the gambling operations of the longs and the shorts of Wall street; and it is time those who have for some time past appeared so prominently in these epeculations should be more gencrally known by the stockholders whose interests they have undertaken to protect. We sball be glad when all these fancy stocks get setticd down upon some solid basis—when all these ex- tensive iuctuations cease, and they are left to the natu- Tal changes of the market. It will be a good thing for these interested as permanent holders, when Read- ing Railroad stock ceases to be a football for specu- laters. Under the present regime it has been and Hudson Canal will not be rendy for at least two weeks. We have heard nothing lately about the Morris Canal. ‘The Miners’ Journal says:—From this period to the 1st of December next, will be only 32 weeks, To send to market the same quantity of coal that was sent last year frem Schuylkill county, to that period, would require a weekly shipment of 53,000 tons. in round numbers, To increase the quantity 200,000 tons, from this region, would require a weekly shipment of 60,000 tons per week, without the loss of a single day throughout the reason, A week's stoppage would require the weekly shipment to be increased 62.000 tons. to make up that quantity. Every week that it falls short will require a corresponding increase. The Morse line of magnetic telegraph between Wash- ington and New York, has declared a quarterly dividend of three per cent. ‘The Worcester banks declared the following semi-an- nual dividends on the first of April:— Banxs or Worcester, Mass. Banks. Capital, Dividend. Amount. Surples. Central $150,000......4 Citizens’. 150,000. . Mechanics’ 800.000. Quinsigamond 150,000. Worcester... 250,000 $1,000,000 $38,000 $97,000 A portion of the surplus of the Quinsigamond Bank was divided to the old stockholde>s in July last, when new stock was created. An extra dividend of 10 percent, merely ® machine, which bas worked the ruin of thourands, while those who have controlled the move- ments of (he machinery have realized fortunes out of their misguided constituents. It has been reported that no re- duction would be made this season, in the rates of charges fortransporting eoal, probably for the purpose of aiding the inflation in the stock. Notwithstanding this, it is well known among the coal dealers, that a reduction in prices is in contemplation. and they are holding back coal in consequenee. In the event of a contest commencing between the railroad and canal, we may look for results similar to those realized before, under similar circum- stances. The last weekly report of the anthracite coal trade, stated that the aggregate brought down by the Reading Mailroad this season, was 430.236 tons, agai 313,204 tons, This is wrong—it should have read, 430,336 tons this season, against 513.204 tons to the same date last year, showing a deficiency this season of 83.181 tons. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port. to-day, amounted to $53,000; payments, $2476 G6—balance. $3,524,416 51. ‘The Mechanics’ and Traders’ Bank has declared a semi- annual dividend of 6 per cont; the West Chester County Bank a dividend of 4 per cent. The moderate amcunt of business transacted in this and other seaport cities, this year, is rather a favor- able feature. as it gives all classes an opportunity to recuperate themselves, and strengthen their position for anyfuture expansion. These lulls have a favorable effect upon trade. Consumption generally goes on year after year, without those fluetuations which so frequently ap- pear in the movements of commerce; and whatever pause there may be one season in demand from consumers, ro- quires a corresponding increase in supply another, to fill up the vacuum. A dull, inactive season is not. therefore: such an unfortunate state of things as many think, but, on the contrary, should be regarded as s healthy reaction sure to be attended with most profitable results. For more than three years all classes have rushed headlong into the most extravagant speculations. Credits have been most enormonsly expanded, both public and private, We have carried on for several years the most extraordi- nary system of internal improvements ever known in any country. We have progressed in all things too rapidly, and but for the reaetion whieh has recently been realized, we should, perhaps, before this, have been in the midst ofa revulsion. About twelve months since there were decided indications of an explosion in financial and commercial circles. Several very heavy failures oc- curred, and for a time the most serious apprehensions were entertained. A more cautious policy was adopted, ‘and the effect has been beneficial. The internal trade of thecountry isin sound and prosperous condition, and it is Likely to continue so, if not forced beyond judicious limits. The moderate trade transacted thus far this season. gives the meteantile classes an opportunity to roncentrate their eapital and mske it more available. For a time there probably will be an accumulation of idle eapitel, which guaranties reduced rates of interest and temporary speculations in stocks. which are limited in their operation, and have no effect, favorable or unfavor- able. upon the legitimate movements of commerce. The banks, in periods of aetivity in trade, employ a large per eent of their means in stock speculations, in tem- porary loans upon bypothecations of securities, whieh een be made avuilable at tho shortest notice, and have to give way t legitimate demand for mo- mney from those engaged in trade. This in a measure accounts for the large amount of idle capi- tal st this moment seeking employment, and the fa- cilitates furnished for the inflation of fancy stocks. The opening of inland nevigation may give a greater im- petustotrade than has yet beem realized this season, and give activity to a portion of the unemployed capital of our bavking institutions. If not, we must wait pe- tiently for another season, with the consolation that no ‘actual loss has been experienced by the delay ‘The Baltimore and Obio Railroad Company have estab- lished a transfer office im this city. The Milwaukie and Watertown Plank road, have declar- 0 dividends amounting to ten per cent, since January last. Plank roads, in every section of the country, have proved most productive, and the stock is among the best investments of the day. ‘The alteration recently made in the mortgage law of Massachussetts, is opening anew and popular channel for short and permanent investments, For several years past, it has been quite diffieult to borrow money on real ertate security, in consequence of the three years right of redemption. Under the law, as it now stands, a mort- gage cAn pass a perfect title to an estate in about thirty days. This must have a favorable effect on this kind of preperty lve o great impetus to improvements in towns, villages, and cities The Suffolk Bank's loss by Brewer and Rand, will be $214,51 notwithstanding which the bank will pay ® dividend of five per cent for the past rix months, and have a surplus left of their reserved fund of $140,000. The sureties of the defaulters were for only $5,000 each The Wheeling G several of (he contractors on the Baltimore and Obio Railroad were in that city on Wednerday, from along the line of the road, They ail agree in saying that the work is progressing rapidly, and that (here ean be no doubt of their finishing up in time for running the cars by the first of January next. The fame paper states that the entire stock of the Union line of stenmboats, from Wheeling to Louisville, to commence yunning with the opening of the Baltimore and Ohio Pieirosd, bas been so taken as to combine the beat inte- 9s 0+ botk points apd intermediate poste | tion, and we must look for explosions and all sorts of dis. amounting to $20,000, was paid to the old stockholders of the Worcester Bank, July 1, 1851, when the new stock waa creai The annexed statement exhibits the names, capital, &e., of the various companies formed for the purpose of miving the quarts rock in California :— Cautrornia Goto Minina Compantes. Par value Mar’t value Capital. per share. per share. Agua Fria..... £100,000” £1 3y Anglo-California. + 50.000 10s. 14 Mari ,000 1 - ‘Ave Mai ,000 1 4 dis, West Mariposa. x 1 - East Mariposa. 1 = Nonveau Monde. 1 1% Golden Mountain r par 1 14 1 bo Sierra Nevada 1 Rocky Bar. 23 - Sucramento Gold. 1 = eee £1,675,000 ‘These companice present their claims for support upon from Col. Fremont of located and unlocated mines, 2d. Leases from Dr. Hoffman, as Col. Fremont’s agent, requiring, as is admitted, confirmation from Col. F.,toen- | sure their validity. 8d. Leases from Mr, Sargent. the presumed purchaser from Col. Fremont of the Mariposa Territory. Lastly, from other parties, in other parts of the coun- | try. in no way connected with Col. Fremont and his Maripoea El Dorado. The companies entirely dependent on Col. Fremont are the Anglo.California, Sierra Nevada, and Rocky Bar. Those holding direct leases from Col. Fremont, are the | Agua Fria and Nouveau Monde, as possessors of Baldwin's mine. The holders of Hoffman’s leases, eonfirmed by | Col. Fremont, are Nouveau Monde, (not located,) Mari posa Quartz, (not located.) The solitary holder of an unconfirmed Hoffman lease, is the Golden Mountain, and the three waiters on the title of Mr. Sargent, are the Ave Maria, West and East Mariposa. . The other companica | are independent of titles to land, as they only propose to crush and reduce the ore of other mines. Parties in Bng- land interested in these mines have no doubts of the vali- dity of Col. Fremont’s titles. In relation to she title of Mr. Sargent to the Mariposa, A great deal has been said, but nothing appears to be def- | nitely understood The title set up was that Mr, Sar- | gent obtained in April. 1850, one of Col. Fremont's usual leases for seven years, of 600 feet square, upon the usual condition of being located within a year. Of this lease, assuming it to be good, the company claim an extension to twenty-one years, on a deed which purports to be a grant from Mr, Flandin, another assumed agent of Col. Fremont’s, dated July 7. 1851, of “ my estate of Mariposa, covering ten leagues of ground, being about 45,000 acres» situated in Mariposa county.’? This lease is signed by Mr. Flandin, with Col. Benton as one of its attesting wit- nesses, and certifiea by a Mr. French, whom Daniel Web- ster agnin certifies to be a Justice of the Peace forthe district in which he assumes to act. One of the terms of this grant is, that until ratified by Col. Fremont it is worthless, The company holding this lease will proba- bly make new arrangements with Col. Fremont, and se- cure the claims they now assume. The ite capital of the companies recently formed in Great Britain for mining purposes in California, is upwards of eight mil- lions of dollars. On the Sth of April, a meeting of the sharcholders of the Agua Fria Company was held in London. The object The Lehigh coal trade has commenced. The Delaware | beit formed daily. and we havo no doubt there will be ® greet many bubbics among the number, Our latest accounts from London teport an inactive market for shares, without variation in prices. Eric 24 bie BQ a 8, Sehehe Del & Hudoon, 16 do ome x 3 SeesceskeBseeeedes 2 oe S e | 8. H, D HOUGH, AUCTI ’ Lyidkertos 10000 Erie Income Bada. 1000 Hud Ist Mtg Bde 106! 000 do 2d Mtg Bds 97 | of the house, ombraving a varicty of mahoga: | Furniture, Beds, &c. commence | Eighth aver | salo of Gre 50 do. ‘ 100 Phenix Mining Co. CITY TRADE REPORT. Mownnar. April 19—6 P. M. The inceasent rain and wind throughout the day have interrupted business material: Asurs varied little—30 bbls. bringing $5 a $6 614 for pots, and $625 a $6 3134 for ‘Flour ruled dull, exceeding 3,800 bbls, State, Southern. former rates; fancy Ohio at $5a $5 18%; extra Genesee at 5 18% a $5 8734. flour brought $3 433, and 500 bbls. Jersey and Brandy- wine meal $3 313, and $350 a | figures, Wheat scemed lower, 900 bushels white Southern only realizing $1 a $101; while corn remained firm, the enles reaching 14,000 bushels white Southern at 65c. a 660., with do. and Jersey yellow at 66c. 06034. Nothing new occurred in rye, barley. or oats. Corton.—The sales were 1.300 bales to-day, the market presenting no change in prices since the arrival of the £8.—We noticed sales of 200 bags Java. at 10% a nd 200 Rio, at 9 a 93¢¢.—Market steady. Freicuts.—The inclemency of the weather checked | For Liverpool, a few hundred bales of | cotton were shipped at about 3-16d. a 7-32d.; 9.000 bush- els of corn in bulk, at 3)5d.; and flour was at 1s. a 1s. 2d. | There was no change to the Continent, or to London. To | California, rates ranged from 40 a Fis.—Cod and mackerel were inanimate. sealed herring found buyers, at 52 a 54c. ‘About 500 boxes bunch raisins changed hands at $166; 250 cluster do. under $1 10; and 20 casks cur- the transactions not nd Western, at $512%¢; fancy 2% a $5 50, and Some lots of fine rye extra Ohio at $5 $3. 56{—the previous Max —A rotail inquiry existod for river, at 60 a 62%4c. Inox.—Wo heard of only 60 tons Scotch pig being pur- chased at $21, ueval terms, Common Rockland was freely offered at 90c., but no sales were effected. —A parcel of 150 hhds. Porto Rico brought Market unaltered, Nava. Srores.—Excepting the disposal of 100 bbls. | spirits turpentine at 48 a 50c., and 700 bbis, North county | rosin at $1 20, nothing was done. Oi.s.—Sales have been made of 6,600 gallons linseed, at 58.0 O0c., closing at the outside price, which shows un Provisions moved to the extent of 250 bbls. new prime and mess pork, at $17 a $19; 300 do. prime lard, at 9%{ a 10c. per Ib; and 180 do. prime and mess beef at $6 a $7 | 25, and $10 a $13—the former rates. 250 tierces fair to prime were disposed of ‘8 $3.50 per 100 Ibs .—There have been 100,000 Havana bought at Srinits.—Sales of 100 bbls. Prison whiskey were made at 22%c.. with 80 casks Scotch ale at $1 6234. per gallon, uiet, only one lot of 50 hhds. Demand light. customary terms. Sucans were extremely Cuba having been sold at Tattow.—Prime was scarce, and in demand at 8c. a 83qc. per lb. The Pork Trade. The following statement was handed to us by Mr. L. Cadwell, of the firm of L. Cadwell & Co., in- spectors of beef and pork in South Brooklyn. We give it, to enable the public to strike an average to suit themselve: New York, April 17, 1852. 16 THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HBRALD. Dear Srr—In your paper of the 15th instant, ‘ou published a purporting to have en written there had been more hogs the West this year, than has been generally sup- osed; and without going into any details, or show- ing any statistics as to number cut, he endeavors to show that there is no deficiency, from the faet that he has discovered some errors, made by the Cincinnati price current, on the three great western rivers, where the largest proportion of the hog: have been packed, which I apprehend will not alarm holders, or deter those from buying that wish was to receive a statement from Mr. Wright, of San Fran- cisco, relative to the prospects of the property, and alsoas to the title of the lease. The claims of Colonel Fremont | jinois and Mecsiset to the Mariposa district were freely discussed, and it was | and most of the elicited that he placed the whole of the questions arising out of his leases in the hands of the legal advisers of Mesers, Baring, with the view of dealing impartially with all the parties interested. With regard to the proceed- ings of the Agua Fria Company, it was stated that the di- started a portion of their staff to California, and the re- mainder would shortly proseed with the necessary ma- chinery. In the course of the discussion some severe questions were put reapecting sales of shares, &., but these were answered in @ manner that met approval, ‘The Carson's Creek Company have amine which was diecovered in 1850, which is said to exceed in richness of ore anything known in California. The company have heretofore chiefly directed their efforts to mining and bringing to the surface the rude ore, waiting until ar- rangements could be made in Europe for procuring ma- chinery for crushing and extracting the metal. This mine is situated in the county of Calaveras, near Carson's Creek, which runs in the Stanislaus river. The property consists of three locations—the mountain location on the crest of the lofty elay slate range, above Carson’s Creek, where the mine is working, consisting of a ledge of auri- ferous quarts rock. eovering an area of 1,762 feet in length, by a breadth varying from five to twenty-five feet, in which veins of gold are visible to the naked eye; a lo- cation on Stanislaus river, which is highly important, af- fording an unfailing supply of water, and a location on Careon’s Creek, valuable as a site for the erection of ma- chinery for mining purposes. It has been proved in this mine that ore from the deepest shaft yet sunk—183 fect—is richer than that near the surface. and that in addition to the “distinct veins, gold is diffused throughout the whole mass of the quartz rock. These statementeare certainly very flattering, and it is said they are supported by evidence difficult to discredit. The directors of the company in Englandare men of wealth and credit. The Rocky Bar Company is wholly American, estab- lished by the diggers themselves in California, in July, in 1860. Its claims are at Rocky Bar, on the middle fork of the American river. and in the grass valley inthe Nevada country. One thousand shares of this company have been put upon the London market for sale, at the price of £26 per abare. ‘The Sierra Nevada Company have, it is stated, pur- chased the freehold in an important and valuable gold mine, situated in the centre of the auriferous miaing dis- trict in the county of Mariposa. The mine is said to be of greater extent than the valuable leasehold mines of Agua Fria, Wert Mariposa, Ave Maria, &e.; the length of vein leased to each of which is two hundred yards only, The accounts given of thismine are so confused and meagre, that its shares have been unsaleable in the London Stock Exchange. except at a diseount. It is now about two years since the first attempt was made to form English companies to work the mines of California with Rnglich capital, skill and machinery, and in that short period thirteen projects, with capital heen presented to the public with varied success, ‘The disputes about the Freemont, Hoffman, and Sargent leasee, acted for a time most prejudicially on the public mind; } no doubt many new companies will be formed before any of the old companies realize anything from their opera- tions, The public mind is rife for this species of specula- appointment, The small sum fixed for shares in these companies, bas no doubt, drawn hundreds of thousands of people in them, ‘The'par value of shares in all but two of these companies js one pound sterling, a sum within the means of thourands, who but for this would not have been | connected with the movement. Companies for mining in Australia bave been formed in England, with anaggregate Below, I hand you statistics as to hogs packed throughout the whole bably can be made. The Wabash, Il- i rivers, were taken by myself, ince by the editor of the Price Current, which will show (and is not doubted by ry large falling off in numbers packed in gee g & Sees aad ca ane ib pr = Bob: 2 eS ae ER & 3 i 2 e252 Sesees ges geueees + 5 $383 : ge8se5uee o | | +++ AB1075 443,418 1851. 1852. i Louisville, .. . .205.414 193,000 Maysville..... Totals, ....... eee ++ 214,914 199,300 3 Fort Wayne... gee SE e38 EE gee as E aeaee S Sess eons ES Si se &. 8388 | 283) 182 is eS a Be 35 S253) 53 Sse z RES mre SN Sacee. 2 < eeey S55 es! Hows sase €8 ILLINOIS RIVER. a8 i ENESE 5 SS5Sz235 S arom s ames 5 22 28388) ESS sete: 3 5g & ES ISSISSIPPI RIVER. 1862. 6,500 Alexandria | amounting to more than eight millions of dollars, have | Green and Cumberland Rivers confidence was soon re-established, and thecap- | ital of each new company as it was presented rapidly | Kentu filled up. The excitement still runs high, and we have | $11,000. 4, ier Deficiency in nambe ‘There has been on the Wabash and [llinois ri this over last year, a of about 8 per cont, which would be eq 25,000. At the balance of the packing generally believed not to amount to much. At Chicago and Milwaukie there has been an e8- cked, this, over last year, 6fabout fhere has been ov thie Tilinvis aud T cent more out from the to bacon sidys, this, over ‘ain in the weight of hogs qual to about timated excess capital of ten millions of dollars, New companies are | M: wemoe number of hogs last year, which, with a large of the joints, is required for the nie ON Westar and Southern demand. These faots, in connection that we had 85,000 bbis. less pork in all the Atlantic cities, the first of January this year, than we had tho same time last year, may ‘possibly show our Cincinnati friend what has become of the product. L. Capwaun nL RR SN ADVERTIGKMENTS RENKWED AVERY TENANTS’ BHGISTER. RTIST'S STUDIOS TO LET—IN THE BULLD- A ‘ing, now Soichiag, ia Broadway, next nee church, th ‘ate ‘room hat and opposite Elovont eet, feet ftetaaraste ce gga ft Gen call at A DODWORTH'S, No. 448 Broom BrCAnway STORE TO LET—TO Let, THE SPA. cious store No. 304 Broadway, @ good location for a bank or insurance company; also to let, & number of offices in tho socond and third storios of tho building. Apply to BLOO} dway. * » NNN AAA HE NORTH AMERICAN MUTUAL LOAN AND T lating Fund Association.—I: or in, ed at erening, the nesocintio vertisod. They will, ween i F.C. Prosids THOS. 8. CUMMINGS, Vice Pres in Suri, Secretary. UCTION NOTICR.—RETAIL GROCERIES, CHAM. pal ne, Segars, Raisins, Tuesday pri a’clock, £7 Dey street, cornet Gresn wie Black Teas, Coffee, Cocoa, Swoot Chocolate, Jujubs Pasto, Sugar, Soup, Cand! rob, Rice, 8 T Snuft, rout, Sweet Oil, Mackerel, Codhehy Menten, Weight, h Beor Pump, &e, _W. A. CARTER, Auctioi UCTION SALE—J. McCORMACK, AUCTIONRER— A Gnath of Apri y BW ene A yo aheanien: All the stock of Ornamontal Iron Furniture at the store N: 240 Broadway, consisting of Lrom Bedates ory variety, clegant Spring Chairs, Pier and Contre Tables, with marbis and iron tops, Metallic case Clocks, Ni, le Bed ‘Grad folding Beaster Cribs and ities to suit CTION + 20, at 10.4. M., at No. 8M e Wednestay, the Furniture of the house N A large assortment. | Particulars in time. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL soll at auction, on Tuesday, April 20,at 11 o'clock, on the corner 116th street, near Harlem—exteusive Mouse and other Plants, and Shade Trees, &c. ntire stock of exotic plants and troos of the well ki T. Dunlap, (who is obliged t ») consisting of auricana oxcel ri for greon louse and out-door culturo, rhododondto Ake. Also, 1,000 Ailanthus troos for streets, and 20, Hah hawthorn for hedges; with many fancy artil \°. PLENEYH-LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILLSELL at suction, on Tuesday, April 20, Housohold Furniture, at 10 o'clock, at No. 64% Broadway, betwoon Bond ai Bleecker streets—A genteel rtment, consisting of ma- hogany Sofas, arm and parlor Chairs, in crimson plu hair cloth: mahogany Dining Tables, Sidoboards, Bur Centro Table with marble top, gilt frame Mirro: by Girandoles, Chandelier Window Curtains, rosewood seven , made by Jason Neilson, Bru: Carpets, Bedroom Furniture in mahogany, Bei ads, mahogany marble top Dros: ay Bureaus. Also, Cloth, and a large assortment of Kitchen Furniture, Crockery and Glass Ware, China Vases, &c., &c. Also, one rosewood seven octave Piano, made by Gilbert, of Boston, been used but a short time and 0 . HENRY 3. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL at auction, on Tuesday, April 20, Genteel Household Furniture—at 10 o'clock, at No, 9) Clinton pli Fifth avenue—Consisting partly of Brussels Carp in da~ mask Window Curtains, drab worsted damask do, lace under do, rosewood Parlor Furniture, covered in silk’ brocatel! etorgero, with plato glasa b i do, arm ‘and Parlor Chair wood Pianoforte, made by Barmore; Clocks, Va Also, a ge cs Ei in that 8, 80, BO. al assortment of Bedroom Furniture, Bru ‘moira glace, black walnut Wardrobes, D: ing and glass, washstands, marble tops, Bedsteads, ine grain Carpets, Chairs, Shaving Stand, Oil Clothy, &c., &cc. ENRY H. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL sell at auction, on Tuesday, April 20—Gentoel House- hold Furniture—at No. 97 Eleventh street, near Fifth avo- 1034 o'clock, consisting of Brusse ets, mEO- ‘any carved Sofa C! .in hair cloth; Centre Table, urtaing, bronze and ormulu Clock, bles, handsomely carved Book Ci mantel ornaments, Pier Gl Paintings and Engravings, Ware, Also, plated sels Carpets, ingrain do 8 China Vasos, Dining lined with crimson sil Beds, Bedsteads, Dressing reaus, Window Curtains, Washstands, &. Salo to com- mence with kitchen furniture. JBN, k: YANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER—TUESDAY and Wednesday, April 20 and 2) 1 room, 12 Wallstreet. Marble Stat: of the importation of Senior U. G: large and superb collection of de Medicis, Birth of Von the Bulrushes enus of ells 0 us sizes, Dancing al other beautiful groups, all most tastefully carved in alto and basso relievo; Pompeii urns and vases, admirably adapted to decorate halls, parlors, niches, &., large Roman tazzas, ornamonted with grape leaves, and ‘supported by rity c. tar vases for lamps, &c.; Neapo- erdede Prato work vase jothic and Gre- i fruit va joa. An as- sortment library watch c1 ‘: of differ im orted by dolphins Vaskets? models of the Leaning Tower of isa; Florentine baskets: inkstands, and a great variety of other fancy articles, useful and ornamental. The works are all most beautifully executed, under the superintondence of a talented Artist, and are generally finely finished copics of celobarted antique and modern sculpture, with a variety of original works of art. Also, a splendid assortment of China and Bohomian glass Faucy goods, &. Tho above aro now on exhibition. large lion on pedost arble cornucopia; lar ing of splendid assortment of rosewood, parlor, and dining room suites in muslin, to be sold with choice of brocatelleor plush, Splendid French Furniture—Positive sale—Con sist Comfortables in muslin, Couches, Arm Chairs, Fauteuls de Douo, did carved Sofas, Medallion a grat t Voltaires, Crapean Chairs, reclining Chai if oak, and black walnut antique ha’ Book Cases, Light Stand, Arm Chai XVI.), Elizabethan dining Chairs, library Arm Chairs, &., in moro lendidly carved rosewood, edsteads; Bureaus; Washstan: Wardrobes, with French pl Etageres, Ladies’ Secretaries, Quartette T: &o. Also, a line of splendid imported Papier Mache goods. All of the above furniture is of the first class, and fully war- ranted. The reputation of Mr. Elleau, as one of the oldest manufacturers and importe: sufficient guaranty to all who desire to purchase Goods can remain on the premises froe of charge till the Ist of May. . KEMH, AUCTIONEER.—HANDSOME FURNI- ture, Pianoforte, &e., this day, at 10 o'clock, at th Eighth and Nint! ‘eet Above, all the furnita: oontained in the large three story house 762 Broadway, most ofwhich is nearly new, and consists of Rosewood Parlor Furniture. en suito, covered in French brocatelle and hair cloth; hands: Pianoforte, Brussels and ether Carpe! and ornaments, Ex Dining ar hogany and Walnut C! ber Furniture, Mattre: to- her with all the us rtment of a well furnisho: ouse, which is partic ly well worthy the attention of housekeepers. Catalogues on morning ofsale M. McILVAIN, AUCTIONEER.—AUCTION SALE of handsome and fashionable Furniture, Paintings, Books, Pianos, Re.—M. Honry & fon will soll, on Tuesday, at 10 o‘clock ‘precisely, at 46 Hamoraley street. near rick street, the entire Furniture, which was all made to or- dor by a ‘first class cabinetmaker, consisting of elegant Sofas, Mahogany Chairs, Centre Tables, two splendid Mir- rors, ‘Lace and Embroidered Window Cartains, Bookease, Sideboard, Tapestry Carpets, Oil Cloths; witl useful for genteel fanfily. Has been i months. Also, 20 Cabi em} itchon Furniture. Sali remptory . B. Catalogue full description, will be ready on Monday moruing, Ww! Furniture, Paintings, &., can be examined. VINANCIAL. TO $2,000 A YEAR.—TO BOOK CAN- $1,000 70.s8i,4,788% ten.—A Groat Book for Agents, to whom the sole right of sale is civen.—Magniti- cent work of History—A whole Library in itself; cost $11,000—1,207 pagea— Mape—70) Engraving w ready, and for y subscriptions, a History of all Nations from the earliest period to the presont time; or Univers History and Biography combined, in whieh the history of every natio ient and modern, is B; 8, G, Goodrish ‘Consul to Paris, of history, “Fi 0 t Parley's Tales," & vo, and is illustrated c. It 0 70) haraving, bound in Turkey morocco. be offered for sale in bookstores, but. will vassing agents in every county in the whom ‘the exclusive right is given by t variable price—in 1 vol., $6: in 2 vols. ticulars of this agoncy ‘apply to tl workis destined to have s large salo the earliest applicants, competent and rest suaible persons, will receive the most 8 desirable territory for canvassing. Addre: ss DERBY ‘i R, Sole Publishers, Auburn, N. Y, ILLER, Sole P. 5—Apptio ats in the Southwestern States will please cae M. W. Derby & Co., General Agents, Cincinnati REASURY OFFIC 1852.--Sealed_ pro} ‘until the 10th of May next for the purchase o! dollars’ worth of State B ing glad aon interest, which wi able semi: January and July i tnd ihe principn f ton years, in conformity with an act of the Goneral As of anid Stato, ratified January 28, 1461, Persons bid- 1 please endorse om their letters “Proposals for D. W. COURTS, Public Treasurer of North YRNES & CO. 69 SOUTH STREET, NEW nd No. 36 Waterloo Road, Liverpool, issue payable thronghout England, Ireland, Scot- ‘are also agents for the Empire, Red Star, t. George's Lines of Livorpool Packets, an ym Hamburg and Rotterda ly. for above lines for sale. D*eEts ON IRELAND, &c.—THE SUBSCRIBERS x tsa. Sight Deets on Meise Ley a bankers in and, Treland and Sootiand, in sums to sult, may eA TELTAMS & GUION, 40 Fulton street, Pansage can be secured by the old Biaek Star Line of Liver- pook packets, sailing lot, Oth, Lith, 16th, 2ist, and 20th of every month. ‘DRAFTS FROM £1 AND UPWARDS, any town acer Great Britain so! and Ireland, are jssued by the undersigno nts in this city for the Swallow 4 Liverpool Packets. BOWMAN, GRIN B¥South street. 10 LANDED PROPRIETORS.—PROPOSALS, POST. Pid, will be received by tho undersigned: on behalf of the Village Homest 4 Savings Fund Association, until the Ist day of May next, from In proprietors or land agents, for tho sale of lands within twenty miles of the City Hall, of suitable quality, and ranging in quantity nfty to five hundred acres, ‘in the vicinity of railroad or stckmboat communication, A. KENT, 129 William atreot. WM. O'GRIEN, 9 West Forty-third stroot. EDWARD O'MALLON, 53 Chatham street. CALL ONE PUBLIC ARE. CAUTIONED J against iving an order signed by D.C. Jackson, of Albany, dated April 17, (or ti outs), in favor of the subseribor, said order having been lost or mislaid WM. GODSON, DID DWELLING HOUSE yn forsale, A new marble ld at a bargain. A farm near the city would be taken for part of the purchase money. Tront house, first class, will he | Apply to M.-L, SHELDON, #5 Nassau treet. BOND AND MORTGAGE FOR SALE.— property, willbe sold at @ t, 85 Nasgan atroet, $18 65'7 1010AN JON (BOND AND MORTGAGE) F) i ty in this city. In Tnige gf &. OSGOOD: 6 Nasenu stzeot, om the frvt Aooe, fevta yA. M. to 3 —wat PURCHASE, ABOUT TWO $2,000. Miaerritoiers, worth of loft off oth Sis cetnroseh mort toda sage stcont, « low dovne tgom Caatham THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, ‘and ton rooms, slidi collars, a well closeted. y Powers street, Lweon Dean and Bergen stroots, South Brooklyn, E. AUERBACH, #4 John stroct, from 2 to 1d dorate, OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, CHEAP—PRICE $200; No. 93 Smith streot, Brooklyn, seven blocks from ‘$300 and a from sivas Bing i for near year. House ne ‘itlo warranto: ly Mr. GIBBONS, from 10 to 12 o'clock, 37 earl strast, Broad treet. HOUSES IN, BICHTY-SIXTH STREET, YORKVILLE. —To lot, two or three of the row ot fivonew threo story Houses on north side of Fighty sixth strect, west of Harlem radiroad. Those houses are finished in handsome modera style, the strect is 100 fect wide, reguisted, curbed, flagged, and lighted; and the grownd being vory high, ronders she Ioation one of the moat desirable on the island. Apply to RICHARD L. SUYDAM, 158 W avorley place. oar HIRD MECHANICS’ BUILDING AND Lon Aatociation.—A regular monthly me nd the redemption of shares wil hela 163 Bower; Tuesday, April 20, ot © s there are hares left, persons de- themsely jantages offered by nm, had bette: m Spenkers will be it ¢ monthly dues, $2; ultima ‘This society will loan mousy at the rate of six per com the actual amount advanced on a chare. Persons ¢ of withdrawing can do so by giving one rionth’s notion, aa ive edu Tate of seven per cent per Annum. Persons payingin advance will be allowed intercat, Th and the books will tively be cl are subscribed for ; ersons , to SACOD PECARE, Secretary, 109 Hestec eet. Ofhice hours from 9 A. M. tol P. M. OR SALE—ONE SHARE IN THE THIRD AMERICAN Buildi: Assocation. jor, WO alton etconk, wa’ °¢ WULAM SHURE, FFICES TO LET—SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS AND tists, at $4, $7, and $10 por month, fronting om Nas- sau streot, and in Clinton Court, Apply to G&O. LEVIE, 136 Nassau street, PART OF 4 HOUSE TO LET, IN HOYT STREET, Brooklyn, second door north from Atlantic st small, genteel! fi pantrios, grates ‘ond floor, one room wi on third floor. Privilege of collar ply on the premsies, from 2 till 5 P. HYSICIAN’S OFFICE WANTED, IN A CENTRAL Part of the city; a basement, parlor, or socond floor. Address with terms aud location, Dr. Niohols, No, 91 Clinton D ROMS TO LET.—A VERY SMALL, STRICTLY PR vate family, oecupying tho whole of a now, nod built threo story house in x desirable location, would lot to atly furnished, 0 jding doors, havo firo- Pantries, bathi , room, &9, et, a few doors onst of Broadway GTORES AND DWELLING TO LET, IN WARREN streot.—No. 92 Warren etreet is now being altered into two stores, which, together with the dwelling part, containing a kitohen and twelve rooms, will be ready for occupancy on the Ist of May. ‘The principal store, 50 fet, deop, is well adapted to ® Bank or Insurance Company, Apply daily on the premises from 12 till 1 o’clock of HENRY BERGH. 0 LET—STORE 107 BROADWAY. APPLY TO P. N. GELLATLEY, on the premises, up stairs, room No. 5. Offices to let in the same building. 0 LET—TWO FRONT OFFICES, ON FIRST FLOOR of No. 45 Front street, with or without Loft, Apply to GEO. L. PRIDE, 3 Broad street. THE LOWER PART OF NOS. 16 A ion piace, South Brooklyn. Apply to J, L. ‘TIR- PANY, 96 Liberty street. : 10 LET—FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES, ON SUN- daya, the beautiful Hall on the first floor of No. 444 Beadvrey. Apply to H. WOOD, om the promises, in the evening. 0 LET—THE NEW FOUR-STORY BUILDING, NO. 107 Furman street, Brooklyn, suitable for machinists, manufacturers, storage. &o. Apply to JOHN BLISS, No. 42 Fulton street, New York, O LET—THE LOFTS OF STORE NO. 116 BROAD- way. “A most desirable location for an importer of fancy goods. Apply to WM. BURROUGHS, JR., office of Dry Goods Reporter, No, 80 Broadway. 0 LET.—THE HOUSE, NO. ELEVENTH STREET, swoon Fifth and Sixth avenues. Also, @ cotta: in Thirty-sixth street, between Broa and Fife Inquire of F. & J.'E. HEALTH, N Chambers irom 12 till 3 o'clock. 0 LET, IN BROOKLYN, THE TWO STORY AND attic brick House, with basement and undercollar, No, 136 Hudson avenue, next to the oornor of Sands street, Gontaining thirteen rooms. Rent $350. Apply to Francis Blanchot, 290 Sixth avenue, before 9 A. M., and after 5 P. M. 0 LET—IN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, FOR A term of yoars, the two houses situated at thenorth-onat corner of Chestnut and Ninth streets, adjoining the Girard House, Apply; by letter, prepaid, to JAMES C. FISHER, or BAMUEL F. FISHER, No. 76% Walnut streot, Philadelphia. OT ANNERY 70 LEASE.—A TANNERY, CAPABLE OF tenning 2,000 sidos per year; bark plenty, ‘Three hours freon iat ee wae iL a pike roads, to the pro- erty. A fine house vu the property. ee BURTE SMIDT, 54 Wall stroet. [0 LET—THE FIRST FLOOR, BASEMENT AND third story of new building No. 29 Beekman st., betwoom William and Nassan. Ench story offered is W feet deep, Tipoesalyor tothe Reman te fences. Tovuiriee ° ‘an may be ro . Inquire wren AMES CONNER & SON. 2 Aan ocr, Nasune. PO RENTNEAR THE TERMINATION OF THE Sixth avenue Railroad, two superior threo story base- ment brick houses, with tho’ modern improvemonts. Rent . Also, two brown stone fronts on Twenty-fifth strest, near Sixth'avenue, Ront $65. Apply to R,G. PIERCE, 104 Broadway. T° LET—SIX NEW THREE-STORY BRICK DWELL- ing Houses in Forty-fifth street, botween Sixth avenue 1 and Broadway, with all the modern improvements. d tenants will bo rented low. Apply on the pre- from 10 A. M. to 4 P. M., or to E. W. enth street. RNARD, 239 0 LBASE, SHOPPING, WITH STEAM—THIE CON- ‘Venient premises, 50 by 100 fect, on Forty-cighth streat, r Third avenue, known as Newburger’s Factory, will be low rate for a term of years, Eight horse power nearly new. Inquire of SPIES & CO., 91 Maigon lan "TQ LET.—IN THE PLEASANT VILLAGE OP WEST Hoboken, within two miles of the ferry, commanding a fing prospect of the bay, city, verloy Terrace, exch having good spectable family. Rent $1 per SINCLAIRE, near the premises. 0 LET—AT HOBOKEN, A NEAT TWO STORY AND attic cottage house; situation most desirable; front- ing the water, sbout five minutes walk from the ferry. On the promises are some of the finest fruit trees and shrubbery. Apply to G. B. SMITH, No. 24 Washington street, near Murray, Of i (0 LET OR LEASE—A STORE AND DOCK, A GOOD location for business for a person with a small capital. Also & brown freestone quarry, the stone being favorably known in the city. Water communication to the city. Rent low, possession given the Ist of Muy. For further particu lars, apply to JAMES McALLISTER, 141 Fulton street. ‘TAGE HOUSE AND THREE LOTS OF on Seventy-firat street, corner of built new last fall. On the premises ne horse, together with other conve- . Rent $300. For further information, onquire of CASPER RITTER, Mercer House, corner Broome and Mer- cer streets, or on the premises. HE LOWER PART OF A THREE STORY HOUSE to let to's small family. ‘The upper part is now let to a family of three persons. Aiso the Furniture for salo; it was made to order last May, and has beon used with caro since. The houso is in first rate order, and possession can six neat houses on Wa- ommodation for a re- f annum. Apply to W. be had before the first of May. Ploage call, or address, at 27 Green ety reet. 0 LET—FOUR NEW BROWN STONE FRONT Houses, fornished with chandeliers and us fxt ee lots aes indo: eaters, a, good mele thod—rent, $600; on stone hou Brooklyn—rent, $700; one brick do.—$200; Store and Hor and Eij hth street—rent, $600. Inquire SND, 82 Nassau street, up stairs, 10 LET—WITH POSSESSION ON OR ABOUT THE rat of May, a handsome cottage residen age house, and outhouses, now in progre ichty-cighth streot, corner of Bloomingdale road. The above will be rented on reasonable terms to a Fa tenant. poh pe a a to M. WILSON, No. 83 William street, corner of Maiden tat N. B.—The above proper consiste f eleven lots of groun with picket fonce. LET.—THE THREE STORY AND ATTIC BRICK No. 156 Waverley place, noar Sixth avenue, hay- bathroom, hot and cold water, fixtures, gas, tango, &e., fc. Will be painted and put in good order, and rentod at & moderate rent to 8 private family. Apply to LAMBERT SUYDAM, No. 153 Waverley place, 0 LET—THE UPPER PART OF A FINE HOUSE— Four rooms, and bath room on floor, with kitchen and attic, and gas throughout the house, Address Franklin, Herald office. References required. Fpunse LARGE, LIGHT AND FINISHED LOFTS TO let, in the building No. 102 Fulton street, Inquire in the store, Immediate possession given. TS LET—NO. 188 GREENWICH STREET,JNEXT MER- chante’ Exehange Bank, corner Dey street.—To§bankers, olothiers, carpet, shoe or dry goods merchants, that elegant five story, brown stone front, building; will be finishe lst of May or June, next door to Messrs. Wilkinson, cloth- ing establishment, from John streot. For particulnes apply next door, oF to K. F MATHEWS, 73 Cedar street, corner sau. who will fu the honse ‘eal Rent $160. Apply at 14 McDougal stre 4PM. 0 LET—A TWO STORY AND ATTIC MODERN built house, with large yard, counter cellar, range, hot and cold water (hroughont, Possession first of May. 'En- qnire of W. & B. HARRIOT, 124 {Charles street ; or George Narriot, 268 Spring street. 0 LET OR LEASE—A PIER, ETC ON THE NORTH river, near the foot of Canal strcet. Water deep snongh for thy largest size boats, Apply to JAMBS PRICE, office 175 Hudson street. 0 LET~THE TWO TWO STORY ATTIC AND BASE- ment houses, Nos. St Varick and 10 Wooster streets, oth fect order, and suitable for gente 4 Rie eee tioer act of hoave a7 Oreenwich street. Apply MES PRICE, offico 175 Hudson strect. toJ r TNE UPPER PART, WITH BASEMENT, OF Trt Mery see iitic Moves, in West Eleventh treet, Travente, to asinall family, Ront $175, Enquire jeventh street. DADWAY, TWO STORES, 110 FRET ach, Also, ® basement and counter All well lighted. Inquire at near at No, 109 Went Bl nO LET=IN Bi d Madr cep Fenty te cellar, folty 100 feet. No. 708 Broadway. nti fe 1O LET—THE STOR AN LLAR, AND FIRST loft of building No. 12 Go etween and Maiden lane. The store is well fitted up and ‘Apply to THOS. &, SMITH. on the promi prein 0 LET, ON BROADWAY—A LARGE HALL, SUIT- able fora Lodge Room, place of Public Worship, or other purposes, Also a basement, 75 by 24, Posn nm ho had inmediately. Apply on. the premises way, noar Thirty-third street. AND STRAW Goo} lot of Ribbons from auction this season, just received. Also Gray and Gocsamer, with other now styles of Ste Hounets, deily from the manufactory. "J. | HOMER, john strovt, ARIS DRESSES AND LADIES’ FASHIONS IN GENE- ral-—Althongh dancing may perhaps bare boen carried on with less spirit this winter than hitherto, the ladios of the aristocratic circles have not beon.behind in display toilots, from the warerooms of their Broten sta blish- meatof Miss Fauvet, 4rue Ménars. At tho Tuileries, the Princess Y. was remarkable b of watered silk, Soler jt. A. was Tomarked for a handsomo ros colored full dress, trimmed with ribbons and gauffree, and a host of othor Indies of distinction, is proof that their preference is fully justified by the now patterns, tho froshnoss of the ornamonte, and especially the graceful forms of the dresses from thoir privi- leged house. MISCELLANEOUS. rere MIDON'S SPRING HAT.—ALWAYS CELEBRATED for light and elogant Hi i fectod important improvemonts, by whic! enabled to offer the lightest and most evor made its appears New Broadway, near Bleocker street. TRAWBERRIES.—WM. M. WHITE, FOURTEENTH. onth and Kighth avenues, having to re- must soll ata sacrifice, his large stock of Strawberry at varietio b also, h oe hi of eto., packed, tnd sout to any part of the Union, ATCHES, WATCHES.—I AM SELLING WAR- ranted gold and silver watchos at lower pricos tham ie charged by any other house in New York:—Laiies’ fine watches, jewellod, $25; gold levers, full jowelled, $30, and $40; English gold patent lovers, $50; English ait evors, as low as $18; English silver patent lovers 3) $: full jewelled, $18 0. f Broadway, corner ef Fulton street (up stairs), and 254 Bowery. Wy 47cHMAxEns AND JEWELLERS’ TOOLS, DEN- ti Files, Hand Lathes, Slide Rests, Watoh Mate- rials, Stub’s Tos les or retail, by WILLIAM H. ‘bree doors fre Chambors street. LOUR.—00 BARRELS EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR; branded Hopeton Mills, Hiram Smith, Richardson, ote. 500 barrels supertine do., branded ara Mills. 300 bar rels No. 2 superfine flour. Oat, Graham and Indian meal, For sale by J.T, 4. 234 Front street HE LANDLORD'S HYDRANT.—BARTHUOLOMEW" patent self-acting—are strong, durable, not likely to freore; wont burst pip iron donot break nor injure them, cervlessly; cheaply repaired, wrthout diggtng up, are always loft shut, nover being loft rzaning by care! noss in children. Double Mydrants for two yards, Fer ale by the plumbers. RUSHES! BRUSHES !!—A LARGE AND SPLENDID it of Brushos, just receive D.& D. Brush Warehouse, 243 Pearl at., Now York, ud Files, && 'RASSE, 56 Chat! PEAR'S PATENT REVOLVING MITRE BOX—PA- touted Noveulber, 181.—This machine is a0 constructed as to be arranged instantly, to cut the mitres for any obtuse or acute angle, as well as square joints, and warranted te make perfect joints. The whole or part of the right of aid machine for «ale. For further particulars, enquire of MATHEW SPEAR, Bowdolaham, Me. or of J.M. KELLY, Richmond, Mo. ERFUMERY—TWENTY PER CENT LOWER THAN ‘any house in New York, by H. E. HART, Manufactur- ing Perfum 3.— Me E. Hart has ont a Drug Store complete, containing 1200 n: size bottle and drawer, not more than one cor Worthy of notice. MANGLE—THIs Is A LABOR SAVING MACHINE, ‘oapable of performing the labor of a o putting a beautiful gloss on table lim $20" ta_ $50. ‘AN & WEST, 51 Beckman LOTHING.—THE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTIN' at his oldwstablished stand, paying cash, current ‘8 ca off apparel, jewelry, kinds of superfluous articles, on making applicati or calling at his office, : L. A. COWEN, 17 Wall stroot, basement. ICH CUT GLASS AND PRESSED WARE.—TU! Lane, & M: 43, 45 and 47 Di treet, Maawe ra in Rich Cut Gl eseriptio 0, Fluid, and Gas Ql and cut glass; am ase; hall doors, Do: hte, doe invi ttontion ofeountry morehants te our gf which wo have the largest in thie city, at reduced prisea Forsona shout purchasing cut glass for hotels, steam ae te, will Sind every. vari ety of = ay our warerooms. Par to the packing of California erders. C. HERRING’S WORLD'S (Wildor’s patent.) Depot at Gi etween Depyster and Pine st continues to make and sell his FAIR PREMIUM street, Herring ted introdu who has ever offered the public sential qualities necessary to constitute a Burglar proof Safe united in one, The subseriber is tho sole owner of tho rights to make and sell Halls’ Patent Anti-powder Lock, which received a medal at the World's Fai: which he has for some time past been introdu on much to the satisfaction of the public, boing much more secure against powder and burglars picks than the locks generally uted by safe makers. ‘SHLAS ©. HERRING, Nos. 135, 137 and 130 Waterstreet. W O8TH KNOWING—A LIQUID HAIR DYE, RE- quiring but one application, (oaviag the time aad Houble of going over the hair with’ two different prepara: tions), hasbeen discovered. It is instantaneous in ite o€- fects, producing an inimitable black or brown color, as de- sired. A receipt for making and directions for using the Will be sent to any address, on receipt of $1, pest BIIEND GUY, Analytical Chemist, box 34 Offic ~YON'S MAGNETIC POWDER, 421 BROADWAY. Rats—rate—ra' Nota single one has been Dogs I've tried, and poisonous stuff, Powders, arsenic, and snufl— Hold on wy friond, yor Cats and dogs havo fail fron; ou st go to LYON, cific will relieve you, For ‘twill make all vermin jeave you. Only Beentsa box orfiask, E. LYON, 424 Broadway. 8 IT POSSIBLR THAT ANY ONE WILL HARBOR ny longer there obmoxions vermin and their dwellings, restaurants, hotels, Ae rate, mice, sockroaohes, ‘ants, rs, sands of others could med. y Pabliched by others, bad enquire of the persone named in Shem; then you will net be deccived. Go and enquire and antisfy yourselves of any, or all of the above persons or wonderful eMeney of Conta er that Costa: a is 444 Brondway, Now PATENT. BY voRK HORSE BAZAAR, $1 CROSBY STREET.— Anction sale of Carriages, Maen Ine Heavonay to ainpoos.at will please call taka, SOHN Ie, GATFIELD, proprietor, ARGE TWO HORSE WAGON FOR SALE—WILL AMG eighteen barrels of four. Will be sold cheap for want of nse, Enquire of W. & J, B. HARRIOT, 124 Charles 'LENDID CREAM HORSES, WITH nd tails, 7 years old this spring, kind in aingle and double harnogs, excellent travellers, one of them. very gny and easy under the saddle, aro offered for sale vory cheap, at the stable of Messrs. READ & TRUESDELL, Mor- oor street, near Bleecker. They ied for this day, or Tuesday, t! ne very low, it r app th sisal FOR SALESONE OF THE MOST SPLENDID SADDLER Horses in the world. He inn dark bay, 164% hands bighy years old thie spring, the property of « private gentleman, about leaving for Europe. He is sound, aud kind in all har- wees. Price $20. Inyuireot WM. CRAPT, Hudson County Hotel, Hoboken. FOR, SAUE—A BAY HORSE, SEVEN YEARS OLD, NY fiftec high, sound and kind in all harness, and i beautiful eaddle horse. May bo seen at 17 Montoo atroot. JOR SALE—AW ELEGANT CALASH, BUILT BY LAW= rence & Collis, in the most substantial manner, nearly equal to new, and in comple er, intended to ho clossd Up of openod, being a stylish carriage. Apply at the sta No. 72 Eighth strest, near Fifth avonue, yr, SALE—A ROC WAY WAGON, SUITABLE, FOR ono of two horses; also a Rockaway Carriage, suitable for country hacking; also @ second hand close Coach, in d running order; also a double sent 4 Wagon, in good order. Can bo sven at the stable. of REED fi DELL, 172, 174, and 176 Morcer street. © LET IN WILLIAMSRURG—THE NEW THREE ye brick house, No. 6 Irving Place, on Third street, near South Lighth stroct, Partors handsomely arched, with tai, thin two minutes walk of ok Sie tery apny te'O, Be SMITH, ‘No. 1) acud etreos, ww Kork, HE CHEAPEST AND BEST.—DR. TOBIAS'S YENE- tinn Linimont for Horses, put carly pint hotel js wartanted superior to any ather for calte benises, &o. Pri i awelli nerae ten te Nene Leal atorekes! Ove tie United States. Depot, 24 roenwion streak, ores, aprain wn tee “