The New York Herald Newspaper, May 20, 1852, Page 6

COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. Conanctes Wepnespar, Mar 19, ron rue New Your Line. —Some 1 200 bbls. common Rockland found buy- aaa —But 50 hhds. Porto Rico wore sold to-day, Ous —We heard that 3.000 w eetonee Tusinen eatin ROY | a t , inctasbing $50 Dhies potane tenk ante aan $183» $ih%s; 180) and 83; » 9X; NEW YORK MARKET Masood were bo Dut. cash Goods stored to be sold at public ammpuleneae The ton in all cases to be 2.240 pounds By 100 tbs. — 65 ime lard at 94% wr 20 be prime and meas beet at $60 473 and $10 were 100 tierces obtained, at MRya $4 25 per 1001bs., Srinrrs.—Some 250 bbls. Ohio, Pennsylvania and pri- som whiskey were purchased at 21 4 21 ie. Suaans.—The day's operations embraced Rico at 6c.; and 1,700 Muscovado (including 1,500 re- going out of market within the Tange Of 4X a fly at 5a Sic.) at ds aay soe w—5,000 Ibs. prime have S340. per Ib., cash. Tras —The black and this forenoon, found and the latter at better rates. Miatannan, — Wg OF PRODUCE THIS DAY, Br Exir Rarnoap.—1,800 hogs, 300 sheep, 26 bbls. ashes. 434 packages butter, 10 do. lard, and 740 sides By New Haven Raitnoap.—97 packages butter, and Br Nonrn Riven Boats.—18,319 bus. wheat, 22,751 do, 108 do. whiskey, 15.563 do. four, Awerican, pei aXe = = Pere Ss Toa do. shee, 080 do. pork, 300 ‘packages lard, Lid 0. ashen, 090. do, pork, 300 ‘pac hams, 84 do, cheese, and 25 bales wool. BEGGS Es oe moN EY MARKET. Weonespay, May 19—6 P.M. Several of the leading fancies were more active at the first board to-day, but prices were not sustained. Com- pared with the closing quotations at the second board yesterday, Brie Railroad declined to-day 4% per cent; Canten Company, {; Norwich and Worces- Madison and Indianapolis Railroad advanced 1 per It certainly looks as though speculation in fancy stocks was nearly over for the season. There are no new buyers in the street, aud holders find the local demand daily decreasing. ‘The inflation in prices of the past twelve months has increased rather than decreased the | 2 supply of stocks in brokers’ hands. Many outsiders have availed themselves of the opportunity which speculation | among the brokers has given , to realize; and the prospect | At prosent is in favor of the fancies remaining in the hands of Wallstreet operators during the summer, Outsiders have been particularly fortunate this season, and it is our impression that most of them havo realized a We doubt if even the game, which is letting prices down to attract | outside speculators, would work as well as heretofore. ‘There are many more attractive methods of specu- lation at this moment, than fancy stocks, destined to advance considerably beyond present prices, and a vast amount of capital has been withdrawn from paper securities and invested in productive real estate. Lots at the extreme end of Manhattan Island have been. sold under the hammer, at prices which would have as- tonished speculators in 1836-37, rection in the vicinity of this city, has rapidly advanced, and hundreds have abandoned the fancy stocks of Wall Street and become deeply involved in corner lots up There may be a ruinous reaction in real estate, as well as in fancy stock; but there is something tangible in bricks and mortar, in vacant lots, and even in the ledges of rocks which have been marked out on maps into lots | twenty-five by a hundred, that paper securities do not Real estate in’ this city, purchased in 1836, at | prices then current—as extravagant as they then ap- | peared—has been sold lately at a profit over and above assesements, taxes, interest, & slightest doubt that property purchased on this island within the past twelve months, will at any future time command a handsome advance, tion on this island and its suburbs has for some time past been, and continues to be,so rapid, that dwelling houses and building lots will always be in demand. and | #teadily improve in market value. At the second board the market was still more depress- ed, N.J. Zine declined +) per cent; Erie Railroad, Hudson River Railroad, 4y. among holders of Erie to sell, renin Stxxss Rockland, o'sk,— 90 Brandy J J Du- MY see seve 105 Rye Northern..— c Do. Gulf, 9 a—10 DOMESTIC GOODS— moderate profit. frequently resorted to, of Copper Sh’g,1b.—— a—2 Boise new— = Real estate, in every di- oller p Lead, Pig, owt. ce aaah Antimony, Or.— Antimony, Reg — 12 beatin § whi— 7a 0s ow ay AL ‘STORES— -; and we have not the The increase of popula, Prench, ft Ble 312% There was a disposition and prices declined from To prevent misapprehension growing out of # circular of the Canal Commissioners, just published, the Auditor states that Canal Commissioner's drafts on him for work performed on contracts entered into prior to the 31st of ompletion of the Erie Canal en- ; and the Genessee ‘Valley and Black River Canals, will be paid as heretofore, The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port to-day, amounted to $58,000 00; payments, $98,067 16—balance, $3,725,375 71. ‘The steamship Europa, for Liverpool, to-day, carried ‘3 in specie—principally silver. The Vermont and Canada Railroad Company have de- clared a dividend of. four per cent ; the Bartlett Mills, Newburyport, three and a half per cent Providence. R. 1., three and a half per cent In relation to recent movements in manufacturing stocks in the Boston market, the Journal of that city says :—Manufacturing stocks seem especially to sympa- thize with the improving tendency of the market, partly from the fact of monetary abundance, but mainly on account of the more profitable Among those most in favor, the stock of the Bay State ‘Mills was prominent this morning, quotations rising from seventy-six per cent to seventy-nine and a half—un ad- vance of three and a half from previous gales, are now engaged in the production of various styles of goods, which find ready sale—among which we will only or imitation of Brussels carpet, which mects with great favor, and is destined to prove a The last dividend of the Bay State Company was five per cent, in February last; after deducting which, the company held, to the credit of re- served profits, upwards of $160,000. ‘The gross earnings of the Michigan Railroad Company, in each of the first five months of the past two fiscal years, were as annexed — Micmoan Centhat Rattroap lee Sp.brn, dr ont 78 D din oil— 4 s—— | Do, i= tog colt December, 1851, for the ry VermaChing, 118 al2 ¥ hd ISIONS— .¥ EI G.igerh, Tey 38 Gum Senegal. .— 23 G.Trag’ &. ireenani Col Madder, Ombro— ; the Eagle Bank, Magnesia, lump— B Butgails, Blue | Flax,clean,tee.~— a—— ployment of the mills. ash) nick (cash)— 20 hubarb, a— 623 Pry es (eh = os =_ very profitable article. Tartar, Acid,lb— 25 Fer. Japonica. .— 4 Leav.—Galena was held at $4875, and Spanish at | comstruction account. The earnings from freight in the | AER), Without rales. month of February, 1852, were, by the aid of some ad- ditional motive power, raised to $60,011, while in January they were but $36,707, and 24,936 in December. In March, the quantity of freight pffeting declined, it being then held back in daily expectation ofthe opening of na- vigation. The rctefpts that month, however, from that source, amounted to $43,834. At the conclusion of the report, the directors say that the stockholders, under all circumstaneos, have reason to be satisfied with the result of this first half-year's busi- It will be found that the gross earnings averaged $3,721 for each working day, and this without any ma- cee Worto | ttial aid from frelght during the first two months, and with a material loss of freight business for want of pro~ nessa, paration to accommodate it, the two succeeding months. It is believed that nothing is hazarded in assuming that had tho state of preparation for business been more ade- n lots offered at the auctions | quate, the gross earnings for this Lie oh would haye been rchasers; the former at full, Tonacco.—Sales were made of 30 hhds, Macon county, ie Kentucky, at 8's; and 13 cases Connecti- at least $700,000, and probably $750, 100 sha NJ Zino... . 030 { Portamouth Dy Dk 130 Nicaragua Trans Co WO Re 150 L Island waclllineh ats a lcaden M a7 6 ahs Utica & Sch Sc 130 34 Morchants’ Bk... 124% 100 North Py Bank. Ha 3, Hud Can, b60 117 Soript... a NE i ita 2QNY & NH RR..... 111s auee Contral RR, + 100° 0 io RR, He 100, lo 100 Edgewo 436 N Servoy 2 Zino | ies SECOND BOARD. «> 118! 10 shs Erio Railroad . . 00 450 do, 660 87 983g 235 i oad BT 97 Mg I % . 60 do, ‘60 87 bBO 87. 86° 100 abe Oho L fo& Tr. 107 5 Metropolitan Banik 107% 20 Bigoworth Land Co 8 700 N J Zi 134g 150 13% 20 37) Now York Dry Goods Market. Weowsapar, May 19, 1852, The country demand for goods is very active, and in- eludes all descriptions for the replenishment of’ gonerai stocks. ‘The chief buyers are from this State; the jobbers are therefore doing a very profitable trade; and are them- selves buying modeeatsly, to keep up thelr assortments, The city clothing trade aro also buying freely, for their | autumn business, Heavy brown sheetings are very firm with a very limited supply. Prices have risen, and are 6%Xc. a Te, Light goods aro in good supply, and prices enty. Bleached goods are in fair demand, at full pri Indeed. nearly all’ cotton domestics are firmer, owing the increased prico of the raw material. Cotton yarn i | steady, at 1350. @ 14c., oash, Brown drills are searo and Wanted, The sales to arrive are considerable, at Tie. a7\e, This is a high price, and led toa substi- tution. in many cases, of brown sheetings;at 6X0. Blue Grills are active, at 9c., and bleached at Sc. Osnaburga are dull, and pricea merely nominal. Denims are also quiet, but aro very firm, witha light supply. Stripes and ticks are not active, but a email business is doing. at steady rates, Printing cloths aro firmer, the conse- quence of a reduced supply and improved demand. Prints are dull. Prime qualities are firm. Low are | heavy. Ginghams are in steady demand, at the regular price cf 10%c. for both makes, Lawns are active, being in full acason, ‘There is a considerablerun on the Ports- mouth lawns, at lic, up to le. Delaines aro in- active, Cloths are more in demand for the clothing trade, and the previous heaviness has disappeared, though without improvement in prices, Many of the jobbers, however, are looking round for cheap parcels, anticipating an advance in the fall on all | Maple goods. ‘The stock of German cloths is much fe: duced, and prices are firmer. Domestic cassimeres, of fancy style. are dull, and for the extreme fancies. which are of ugly pattern, prices are very heavy, but the more | staple styles are firm. Satinets are active, at full prices, with a small supply. ‘Tweeds are inactive, ‘There is more doing in Kentucky jeans, and prices are rather firmer. The auctions are almost over. None of any im- portance offer; but the lange sales during the season have left but a smali supply of French goods in the market, and of a very poor assortment. Ribbons are scarce, and wanted, at higher rates. "Black silks aro the only article in large supply, and these are held more firmly. Dress goods are not plenty, Baroges are in large stock in second hands, but considerably dispersed. Prints and dalaines no longer offer. ‘There is a supply of narrow tricolored French silks on the market. all held by one house, which are selling briskly. at the low price of 42\c. —an immense reduction from cost. ‘They are 90 inches wide. in three broad stripes, blue, white, and red, woven into each other. These silks are boiled. and of exquisite color and fabric. They were made by order, and for account of the revolutionary government of France, under Lamartine, but failed to be wanted, and have been sent over here in considerable quantity The stock of British goods ix light. Woollens of the heavy desorip- tions are selling to clothiers, but other kinds are dull, the demand for dress goods being over for the season. Prices are very steady. Goods are advancing in price, at home and abroud, and it is generally expected the fall season will open at a considerable improvement. Imports are yet light, but will be heavy in the fall. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SEE SEVENTH PAG CLOTHING. OFS! BOYS! BOYS!—A, HERWICK, HAS OPENED her establishment, 138 Canal street, opposite Laight street, with an assortment of boys’ and children’s Clothing, suitable for summer wear. Ladies having their own materials can have them made upin a superior manner, and the latest styles, Any garments cut, fitted and basted, 90 that a plain sewer can make them; also a variety of fancy such as buteons, braids, cords, gimps, silks, twist, & AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED —Ladies or geutloman having any Clothing, Furnit or Jowslry to dispose of, can obtain a falr cash price, by + 2 ding f opt ubseriber, ice. ie rae Sreug the irs. Dusseldorf, No. im, Tireet. — ee LM. DUSSELDORF. NAST OFF CLOTHING AND FU rey RE WA ‘TED. CAS ailicn er individenls 9 a fair pri by post. AST OFF CLOTHING.— —WANTED TO PURCHAS® / about two thousand dollars worth of good left off Clothing, in large or small quantities, for which the full value will be liberally given, in current money, on a} a tion personally, or through post, MES MORON his store, No, 11 Orange street, ne#® Chatham stre: ‘ASH FOR GLOTHING.—LADIES OR GENTLEMEN having any cast of clothing, or furniture, to dispose of gan receive the atmost valne io oss, by fending to the store, or by letter through the post Hud. Gon street. Ladiva attended by Mrs. ésven- —Showing a decrease of some This is easily ac- counted for from the fact that Lake Erie was open in March the last year, while the present year it was not Ast of May. The receipts for the first four months, it will be seen, exceed those of the last year by about $10,000, ‘The fifth aunual report of the Hudson River Railroad | clear and comprehensive exhibit of the finances of the corporation and the operations of the road, up to the Ist of April debt, and liabilities of the company 1852, were as ann ik DEON Kiver Raitroap Frvanctar & fairly open on the Penn. need leaf— 10 Company gives ‘The capital, bonded on the 31st of March, Original subee ription,.. Mexicen, uaw.— 13 for payme nt of interest on Raisins evn, ck— — Bonds, under first mortyay jo. Mar. & Carll — due, from’ 18: sof the Company In payment for falling due from April to Dec. Sunday indivi ¢ of adjusted clalins, and for interest un- Tucame and earning account — Martin skins, 150 Red fox, Nor’n 1— 1 Brite elae.— —— 040 meeting payments ofinterests on bonds, payable 10th June and Ist Veing the amount of interest acerued to this date, on $6,000,000 bonds. CITY TRADE REPORT. 7 o—6 Annes were more active, 150 bbls, having’ becn sold $5 a $0 OO for pots and $6 arc rvs. —Flour continued in request, s ordinary State, Western and Southern, at previous rates; fancy Ohio at $4 37 75 Genesee at $4 50 and extra Genesee at $4 87 curred in corn meal or rye flour. Of this aggregate, $10,111,748 68 is charged to construe- Lion and equipment account ditures in operating the road from September 20, 1849, to. 52, have been as annexed. ‘The earnings and expen- Wheat moved to the 000 bushels; Canadian white, at 0,0 Riven Rar senna Bansare 8 axp Exess, and corm to that of round yellow, mixed Western. and South- | fe. and yc Barley and cats were unchanged Corron—The speculative tendency continues with un- | eadily improving daily, The trams- # to-day were about 2,000 bales have been 300 bags Java taken, at 4.000 Rio afloat for the ket. at Vcc, and S00 Ht. Domingo, at 7\c. rink that of 6,000 bushels river, at 73e say 83 $1004 2 $1 1,312 81 abated vigor, pri $T,0B), S20 46 $224.08 08 $0,256 18 § % 20N8, 0 tLe a Ewe years and ix months. ew Orleans mar- Total expenses Fasiowrs to Liverpool continued dull 1,000 bbls. four we was arked ; and about 26, cal London 100 theres beef Iba); and 1,600 bbls. four a in od. To Dbis. flowr were engaged at le, 6d; and 6,000 bushels There was no change 0 notice in ioe fo Havre, or to California, +p parcel of 600 boxes Malaga faisins fetchea riended Cownventon400 bales hating Only realized Tnon —xbotch pig was pleaty abd aut, a} $49 OP 0 $20 ‘The aggregate amount of earnings prior to its opening through, was $701,659 92, and the expenses of transpor- tation $512,560 02, the latter including allowanees to and hire of steamboats running in connection between Poughkeepsie and Albany, and many other unavoidable extra expenses, The earnings from Ist October to lst of April, were $584,142 71, and the expenses of running (or transportation account,) $311,127 92, or 53% per cent, and,this includes the general expenses of the company for Wat period, which previously bad era charged to ushels wheat at Sigd. To Be. 6d. (per 304 Glasgow 1,000 COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. GENTLEMAN OF BUSINESS HABITS, AND IAV- ing at command $800 or $1,000, would like to join some person in any respectable business that will yield a fair in- come. Addre 3: thee. “A. PARTNER.—ONE NTELLECT, , men of from Two to Three Dundred ‘Ais ‘own en- . ter in a most advantageous business concern. Addres C. B. T., Herald Office. OTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.—-THE SUBSCRIB- IN Ori fave this day formed a coparinerahip for the trane- action of 8 gameral mat Sie ey and money baincsy for the negotiation of public and corporate loans, under See eee Wes pale oa Dated. New York, Ist SHARD H. WINSLOW, the aa = Winslow, Lanicr & May, L RIC DP ssoLution partnership here der the fir e He anier, the name of the firm in authorized to use tho na uid ‘Now York, Ma td, New Yorks Mea voi ARD IL. WINSLOW; JAMES FE De LAN ILI, ISAAC KiP, Jr, ISSOLUTION ~THE FIRM OF bal R - COBB & CO, 18s this day dissolved by mutua wnder the name and firm R. tfeon! tinue the stock pet te ‘ind vollection NATUANL May 18, 18% JAMES II. Wm. S. Woodward will continue the business, in his own name andon his own account. SOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.—THE | CO. partnership jherotafore existing under the firm of y dissolved. by mutual consent. Alex, IL Devmmond, Wm. b. Talmay Edw dA, Bibby, are alone authorized this hibhy, iy settle the affairs of fd fi WMH THEODORE A. MYERS, ALE , JON C, BEBhY WM. EDW’ Dat MIBBY, THR UNDER partnership, under the Bibly & Co. for the transaction ry Custom House Brokerage Business, ry street, WM. LTA JOUN'C, IBY firm of Grenelle, Ta of a General Ship Ores, No. MP4 Ww i 1B. LEX. H. DRUMMOND, rs CMD A Dated New York, May )5, Is ER WANTED.—A YOU 1d like to form a c Ame AMC profit bavi #Wwering this should b William,” Herald MAN, BBY, MAN, HAVING pn with an Ameri ean who has the np town, oir 1 rable that tb familiar with REMOVALS, — AMES CRUIKSHANK HAS REMOVED. 118 OFFICE JAGNo. 55 Broadway, between Morrivwnd Rector reste EMOVAL.—J, BUSKEY, DENTIST, HAS REMOVED from 27 Murray street, to 34 Broadway, cvrnor of Walker street. EMOVAL way, b spectfully be wills K. NEIKE, FORMERLY OF 417 BROAD. 1a broidertes, wily impor bet woen is pouard bad | handsome fi s PERE iford. 3% 15 Albany & Schon RR ie MM arg the second floor, Awe Ce gentlemen, with board. Apply at No.3 Crosby atreet. be accommodated with pleases RS ec with chambers adjoining, eth Ge. private aths, teenth street, only one block above the Clarendon. The situation is delightful for summer. room, with pantries attached, fow boarder aminutes walk of Fult Brooklyn. RR anne FEW SINGLE bes ree ge big a quem. ated a seatlonan ost adhe paving a or cree a ante for 8 "A Panatan te TO LET, FURNISHED OR UNFUR- ished, with board, i ly, suitable for a gentleman and his wife, ‘Al President from Hamilt: SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY LAr GOWANUS, Hav- A cine more rom than they roles, would accouinedats aad ledy, or t pleases stagef pass the door every a this offic GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BE PLEASANTLY accommodated with a» nd board for boa i mall faimil, cont part of the cit eo panes “A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE A Giiticmen, con be accommodated with board and plot: sant room: between 8 thes ~ ‘table home, w! given, Apply at 101 Bast Sev GENTLEMAN AND ae WIFE, OR ba ahs tg THREE oan be Feremimodates wit Payee imaodia Bor. —A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR A FEW {ines entlomen, can be aocammodated with superior be applyi reet, Broo! ‘orm Siand $5 por wook, payabloin advance, in liou of rofereuce, OARD.—TO wrath ELL FURNISHED ROOMS WITH board. The as been newly furnished. Refer- ence required, Taga at + Walkor street, west of Broad- way. CARD —THE PROPRIETOR HAS BEEN ADDING to his boarding house, 655 ton street, tho o1 Joining, 807 Broadway, which ie ‘now toads for cecunent © room on first floor; five single rooms, suitable ntlemen. rooming t ‘The abo seldom offared, as those doin fan sineas down, ine at his Coffee Ooms, jaidon lane, vocal oxtra CHARLES SWIFT. for go tunit can charge. SASS AAnenenenene GREAT CHANGE 18 Nt Is Ni owner Marta ue nae Tae in Wi Kepir te bat to BALCKO Seat onitegupiad sank. | ioe ae Raarece sie ee ped on iy wvayh ass OR toh Sota 4 faved othe ty. ainth otrect, east at 3 ise kev hase, ft Gig TO pee cH. Goecor to Wits CONRAN. NT SALOON IN BROADWAY Ti . Howard and Grant amar 12h usiness, as apeRrE DDEN, No. 168 a a ppm’ BRsrORy cred Pai) an deas ful forat ee Ot there fe sommmnnionsion eine ae ‘The beaut ier Dh avecr cearasiseaieeae sais Flushing, or at his off aes ata Aaa a BEASTIE Uy cane pacat FER FOR SALE.—TWO VERY TINE DEER, FROM ‘Texas, forsale, Apply atl Broadway; office third story, Li. MG RUG STORE FOR SALE-SITUATED AT) NO. NINE | of le the terminu Med Wert Brsasteay sed Siath Avenue Hallroa als ears lease of the building. for aphysician, Inquiroat the store. —] LACK TAN, KING CHARLES My a apa Beck tas ‘ Ei Seotoh ‘Terriers, TTAGE TO paver AB) with yard and atti Aine. Weaperel gad drumbeat e Selock puaieee ‘AGE TO LET ON STATEN IS! AND.—, RY » with handsome grounds, male OR SALE.—A BILLIARD TABLE, MADE IN THE suitable for a gen- ond Street House, TRACE or PAP Che aes Sd merecrrtts Bape a to perty would realize them, within ann of the purchaso money wl vr, and vory little welling. Apply at URNISHED ROCMS TO LET furnished rooms, parlor Boor of house Nor 713 Bread above Ninth street, to one or two single go with or without breakfast. single ri floor to lot for $3 per week. OBOKEN.—TO LET—A deca billy ad F OR 8 ALE. ¢ ities oe tho city “tk eating on the seoond je ane doubles th chao and toe Sagi fg eo a walk ng, at E Pha loners 197 1 LET—FOR STORAGE OR SAIL MARE: with an office in one of the beat parts of So: ‘Application’ to BUTLER, eh, 0 ‘and ver} zn ‘lish drivers. fire eo of ed owner having parchased » larger sesvabtet 163 PILUNERY AND DRESSMAKING BUSINESS FOR ith show room, and house furniture, ay ticle for business and domestic hg to serve. Price, $! rea in the country. INGER, No.299 Fourth Rr SAUER proce, 7p Re irbdarpe beste GooD prentices has Mae, co . in. resent owner has other bu OARD. FEW GENTEEL FAMILIES AND SIN gentlemen can be accommodated at the America Hotel, Jorsey City, with board and pleasant airy rooms, overlooking New York Ba: North river, The house is the ee in the State, and minute or two's walk from theferry. Bor. WANTED, NEAR THE CORNER OF SUF- folk and Division’ str im some reapectable private board for ® single gentleman; will furnish his own : libegal price val be paid. A Aprly to John MAN AND AND Is =: lemen, 7" rooms, 1 OARD.—LARGE ROOMS, GENTEELEY FURNISHED’ ina first clase house, with baths and gas; (a plonsant summer residence) may be be obtained by families or single entlomen, A fine basement, auitable for a physician, to ct. Apply at 118 Fourth strect, corner of Amos, Fulton Tine of omuibusses pass the door, and other lines in the vicinity. | OARD—WITH A PLEASANT ROOM, MAY BE OB- tained at the centrally located dwelling, No. 19 Woos- ter street. References exchange: OARDIN ERY FINE APARTMENTS, FOR GEN- tlemen and their wives, Also, rooms for single gentle- Location yory fino and pleasantly sitn- eine 0 Varick street, corner of Laight street, adja~ G.—A PLEASANT PARLOR ON SECOND floor, with largo pantry itable for x Homan and his wife, may b i With board. Also s plea men. The house is of the nience of baths, &e. Apply aise Chamb OARDING—TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES can be accommodated with two unfurnished parlors on board; also, ene furnished room for OARDING IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.—A FRONT room, with or without a bedroom, can be had in a new house containing all the modern inprovements, with full or partial board. Inquire at 68 East Twenty-ninth street. OARDING.—A GENELEMAN AND WIFE, AND A fow single gentlomen, can be accommodated with good Doard, and pleasant rooms, by applying at 66 Catherine stroct, nearly opposite Monroe street. OARDERS WANTED.—TWO GENTLEMEN CAN have Board in s private family, at New Rochelle, isuated directly on the harbor, with every convenience of boats, Address box 707 Lower Post Office, which will be attended to. Bore, NEAR UNION gears TWO OR THREE single gentlemen, and a gentleman and his wife, oan rooms, handsomely’ fur- in the elegant stone house No. 68 Nine- OARD IN thls ole GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife, or two tingle gentlemen can have a room and bed- second floor, where but nt, and within t 79 Nassau stro e taken, Locat: a pl ferry. Apply OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO OR THREE GENTLE- men can be accommodated with pleasant furnished rooms, and breakfast and tea, if required, in a private French family, res within three minutes walk of the South ferry. “Address 1. C. L., Herald office, “References require OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife, or two single ommodated with full or partial b References exchanged. Apply at OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A FEW SINGLE Fentlemon can be accommodated with nice rooms, breakfast and tea, and dinner on Sundays, in a respectable ey of South Brooklyn, five minutes walk from the South ferry. Apply at & State street, Brooklyn. OARD IN HOBOKEN.—TWO GENTLEMEN their wives, and a sin, in one of the elegant hou: Herald office. AND gentleman, can obtain board of Franklin terrace. Address OARD IN JERSEY CITY.—BOARD CAN BE OB- tained in a dosirable situation in Jersey City, a few minutes walk from the ferry. The apartments arv a'couple pleasant rooms (which connect) on the second story. fnduire at Gils OMAN or of MeL. Clewes, ferry master, Jersey City. Reference required. Contes BOARD ON THE BANKS OF TH ~_Larxe and airy room, easy of access, byt ‘ect and hth avenue line of stages; an ext be additional charge, brings passengers to the doo! Jenny Lind steamer. ‘Inquire Clinton ‘Place,’ Bighel street. Two suite of elegant rooms at 7 Clinton place. URNISHEP ROOMS.—THE ATTENTION OF GEN- tlomen who desire pleasant rooms, is invited to the large nha commodious house 166 Duane Park, second door from Hudson street, which has been newly fitted up with ail modern Improvements, bot, cold, and shower baths, &¢. ‘erMs TORSO} URNISHED BEDROOMS TO LET—TO SINGLE GEN- tlemen, with breakfast and tea, if required. Al a front and rear Parlor on the second floor of house No, 62 Lispenard street, near Broudway JURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.—TWO OR THREE hingle gentlemen can obtain very pleasant rooms, with partial board, in a first class private house, near Wash- ington square. Modern improvements. Inquirejof Mr. A, Lambert, 208 Th ‘ond floor, hetween the hours of Yand 1A. M. and J References roquired VOR | SALE.—THE PRESENT PROPRIETOR: pura offers for sal CE LET—0) FRRSENT PRC TO N THE cea FLOOR, NO, 5 Chambers stre stork, fixtures, Ai crclouk, on the premi Feapectable people. Apply as above. YSTER SALOON TO LET—ONE OF THE BEST nth ad at No. 42 Bowory, Stted up restaurants in the city. ves of a good oy unity to make a investment, will do well to o il to accommodate the purchase . Apply to the propriet: Apply in the bar fi ‘m, to FFICE TO RENT—PART OF THE OFFICE NO. 6t Chambers street, under the Lorillard Insurance Com pany; or desk room in the same, ART OF A HOUSE TO LET—THE UPPER PART OF ot, corner of Macdougal street, com- fisting of four rooms om the second floor; rent $250 num, Reference given and required, OOMS TO LET—TO A SMALL GENTEEL FAMILY, ‘at 912 Broadwny. Can be seen botween the hours of 16 Inquire on the prom 0 LET, A MODERATE SIZED ROOM, Ty of the Stuyvesant Institute, 60 broad very lai room to let during the # rt prevont time to lst of October, KamaReiaye aie ‘TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT meals, to one or two gentlemen, in a house occupied: il; location near Clinton . M., Broadway I T—TWO BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSER with all the modern Improv ron! learantly situated; good brick! ho two stores in Court strevt, Broo LOR SALE.—A MINERAL WATER APPARATUS— complete, and nearly new. Inquire at No. 179 Pearl RK SALE—A 21 FOOT SAIL BOAT, ie Foos BEAM‘ Inquire as above, very able and fast. Will be sold c! 151 Fulton street; or George W house 205 Prince Y AND CONFECTIONER'S t 12146 Division street, up stairs. OR SALE—DESIRABLE BUILDING sues IN THE 0 of Tasrytowa, commandit ren and with communi eamboat, with the city. a ae in full bearing of never failing water. purchaser ma: requ .E- Machines and Tools, on THE riest _ upon it, with numerous Vill be sold in lots from one ire, Persons doing jooate their familios ‘do well to call and ox: to thirty acres, as the business in the cits ins quiet and healt! ine this before OR SALE.—THE light iron manufacturing b and in constant! command capital TOCK, FIXTURES, KC, OF A The article is new, ing demand. To*persons who an good investment. OR SALE AT A SACRIFICE—A RESTAURANT, and costly fitted up, to be sold for half its lon for business one of the best in the city, For particulars, apply at N. Bro up stairs, to BALKC ‘OM & MATE OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY a a yory valuable Farm,, in Connecticut, on the South by Long I tensive view therco! nected with this Farm. quire of A. Clarke, No. 1 Nasoau strech; tome ts OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF “AN old established Grocery and yay peed now doing a koed business. Also two years’ les Sriseay Nov Bt avenue Dy copuer of Fifth strea reason given for selling out, OR SALE CURAY FARMS: AND. VILLAGE LOTS at Lake Land, Long Island.—6,000 will be distributed a A fow shares only are te in monthly instalments. are nate holder eight village lots, or a farm of from four to This land is beautifull Rairoad, near the splendid Lal to get so cheap a count: ty,,#hould not be neglected by any prt 6 8 LET—A BASEMENT, NINETY FEET Gre tho new building, No. 29 Bookman stroot. JAMES CONNER é LET OR LEASE—THE PREMISES ON THE ; SOUTH. West corner or Broad Ni the Albion Hotei. ‘The abo building will be Tet for one or more siven immediately. Apply to D. D, 10 LET IN BROOKLYN, INI DEAN STREET, NEAR Powers street—A_two story house, outhouse,» stable ge garden, with hs pa of fruit Sound, and commands an ex- ge and extensive daheries unication by Railros LET—IN THE VILLAGE OF MORRISANIA, on the corner of Third street and Washington neat two-story House, replete with very eonvenionce for & d About ‘three minutes’ walk from the ‘ound, with stable and shed, RNET, No. 62 Doy stroot, or entecl family, located on the Long ¢ Ronkonkoma, residence, mete near J\O LET—THE vary ELIGIBLE FOUR STORY FIRE within two or three apital location for m ‘. Tespousitte tenant, th sion immediately. JAMES PRICE, office doors of Beach street Jarge feed store. 1 FOOD, 208 Broadway where maj 200" Uison atroat. ULET, paar FAMILY, A HAND- jor, and Bedroom, with- Inquire at 64 Cham- OR SALE—A FARM IN THE ENGLISH NEIGHBOR, hood, Bergen county, New Jersey, nine miles from boken, and two miles from Fort Lee, containing seventy to in good order. Si ‘arriage, hen and hoghor f Stock and farmin; F location, see map twelve m: “Persons wishing to purch: oat runs three tim BRTSKiE: Forse OR SALE—PROPERTY 0 LET—TO A SMALL FAMILY, THE UPPER PART of a two story House, about one block from the Bowery. Apply at 316 Broome street. TLE TaH jute ne @ Beach st 0 LET—OFFICE AND LOFT, 2 Apply up stairs. BY THE YEAR, OR FOR THE SUMMER in the deantiful village of Wost Hoboken, eof the ferry, commanding & ap having also, in the oa We good td OR FOUR WELL FURNISHED sly situated, near West Broadway, [a- Cy L VATE, 0 on Y the Premises, ity. ON WASHINGTON AND The vacant lot No. 269, on the onst » 26 feet 6 inches in front by 80 the south east corner of Warren wo-story brick houses and lots, feet. each, in front, on Warren atecet, by 0 feet in depth, abutting upon the rear of the aforesaid lot No. 260 Washing ton street, and forming an L streets, The Warren street house can be altered into stores y outlay, and by using 40 feet of the rear of the lot on Washington street, they ean be made 83 fect d giving sufficient Rround for three good stor command high rents Washington stro feet in depth, sdjoinin Also, the two from Washington to Warren pect of the bay, ¢ terrace, each Rarinc good accommodation fi Rent moderate. Applyto W. SINCLAIR, LET—IN A VERY ELEVATED, HEALTHY, AND beautiful situation, a country pla ground, twent; walk from the of shade, fruit, _E. MARTI , with five acres of tea” price ain ge from town by railroad, t s, &0. Apply to DALE, No.1 Nassau street, thira story. LET—IN BROADWAY, OPPO two handsome front parlors, suitable for a ml dry’ office, 341 Broad- ORDHAM VIL LAGE LOTS—ONE HUNDRED Lots, containing a quarter to one-and-a-half inated abont one minute's walk from tho ie road from Fordham to near U SITE THB TABER- arallel with the . Inq ila Furnished or unfurnished, =——————— FINE ARTS, poageeeeaeead ATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.—TRE TWENTY= seventh annual ety of riety of other fruit auch ag ‘The land is high, and commanding see “For maps and further parti BANKS, at Fordham hotel, oF CO., No. 3 Nassau street, N.Y. AUNDRY FIXTURES AND LEASE FOR ane low, to close a concern. The building is four s| brick, weil Uightedend entilated, and better ‘adapted te an; KINSHIMER, 319 YSTER SALOOX. the Academy is a 9A. M. Gntil 10 Pie ‘thd cents, Cata- INTINGS, SUIT- is a collection of a gentleman pital chance fo low prices. Apply at ‘abl OR SALE—TW ie going to Euro; oil paintings 9 avenue, from 2 ort FOR SALE, THE eed fees ee aRthnh 0 HOTEL KEEPERS.—OIL PAINTINGS ADAPTED to rooms, at exceedingly mode- may be had by addressing Artist, Herald offioe. INE AR TS—ENGRAVING ly placeinthe cit Morghon, Strange, W! for acing is that the subscriber is en agen FB ire at the saloon. or of AKEMAN, boat No. 9, Oliver slip. APTAINS AND MATES.—TO BE SOLD CHEAP, A / Chronometer Barometer, Aneroid, do., Sympicsemeter, nd motal Sextant; ail the genuine pro= perty of m shipmaster, ‘yetiring, Apply to No. §, at Atlantic in other business. HEN ; near 1 y whore you can find En ing ile? Longhi, Woollett, ken, “ traits anid scraps for illustrating, Costumes, nd, Grate Aprons, Mra, Van'Skelline’s Blower 3 Marine Opera Glass, URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT _breakfast, at 42Great Jones street; alto, an Office tolet, J)URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—ONE PARLOR ON first floor, and one parlor with bed room attached, on cither second or third floor, tolet to single gentlemen, with without breakfast and tea.All meatly furnished, Apply Chambers street. BOARD FOR ALADY d for Indy only, wi dsomely furnished ict family, can be obtained by addressing three days, at the Broadway Post Office. ‘and the house contains bath, &e, Board AND GENTL. EMAN 0 LET—TWO LARGE ROOMS, WITH BOARD, TO A party of four gentlemen, Inquire at Jl Atmos street. Convenient to two stage routes. taiebeapee 0 LET, WITH BOARD—A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, unfurnished, for a gentioman and his wife, Inquire at No. 19 Wooster street. —A SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS, ON ond floor, with use of Parlors, with or without yee on the Fourth avenue, opposite Cal house has all the madern improvarents, n the floor offere Apply fo Be bs Kl NSH: ) Fourth avenue, from V STREET, ROOMS MAY BR HAD IM- furnished or unfurnished, with or without H Gould's ntable, in Re Church street. uh MORGAN HORSE FOR ZX. animal of this famous fant, perfectly #0 linrly any harness, and an excellent saddle horse. Lowest p 20. Apply to PATRICK, at Tigney's stables, Love ane, nenr P Brooklyn. A BAY HORSE, FI high; travels a mile in 3: SALE AUTIFUL » nearly eight years old, logant in notion, kind in ORS PTERN AND A HALF d saddle hi treet POR SALETA FINE, sry Lisit, te hands high, nt saddle nud fh if applied for + Can be Cherry atreot, ne FOR, SAL Poa FINE YOUNG BAY Hors fectly sound and kind, very showy in ha food tra Sold for want of use. To be oon mt the wtable of Gillespic & Carlisle, 126 Bast Broadway VOR SALE.—A NEW WAGON, LIGHT, AND VERY strongly built, suitable for grocer’s, baker's, or podian’s wre, Will bo sold very cheap, as the owner has no ase for it. Can be seen at 20 Washingtom street, near Murray. NOK SALE~A SPLENDID CREAM COLORED HONS with white mane and tail, and d# a firat rate aaddle horse; can trot a v 5 th minutes and a half, Sold as the owner is goin, Inquire 6 € Haven & MASON, 275 Spring street. ED TROTTING HORSE BAY STAR He etands 15 bands high, is seven r, stylish in his getion, and o minutes thirty-nine ae Mr Li rhirteon her ro th et CHEAP.—A FIRST-RATE SE- t hornon. University p AGON riage maker, Ww tou Fit pad Hath ayeauee. Appl, a FOR SAI. LIQUORS. HIGGS HILLIER, (LATE DALLIMORE) IMPORTER ‘and dealer in wines, brandies, porter, ales, brown The old stand, O31’ Houston street, corner of Mul- ak, Fustutes, bad Leave ‘of the old establi aitiinery Store, 231 Hudson street, a large run of customers. Also, a lot of pl 00 of the death of the ready for immediate occu need need apply. but acash customer. DRY GOODS. LACES, SILKS, boy Ae 4, to be sold in con: H. UNDERHILL OFFERS FOR SALE THR des of Brandies, Wines, and Liquore demijohn, and wood, in 5) per cent less than any other house in Wholesale and Family Store, 430 Bi generally, in bottl ANTILLAS, SHAWL dines, Donna Maria, G: h printed Jaconots and Muslins, of rich fancy goods, selected especially for the trade, for sale generally at reduced, and TIFFANY & CUTTING, S21 Brondivay, Feet, corner of Ci HE CELEDRATES | FALKIRK MUIR'S, and @ampbell's Scotch Ages, East India Jin and Londen, Porter and Brown Stout; Philadelp Pore for family use, at W. He ENDERH TLS, 430 Broome street, corner Crosby street. B.—800 doxen | superior Claret, from $1 50 por dox B. PETERS & CO , 300 BROADY and dealers in C hampagnen il at very low ~ ., of finest qualiti LADIES WILL FIND AT NO. 6 S John stroct, first store from Broadway, a seloct stock of +, comprising the richest goods and best shapes to be found in the market, at moderate assortment of boys’ Leghorns and Mines QTRAW BONN hieh we a efter at piece ‘eneamalied by nts for Pam scrape or Rs. tS. VETAULT, 673, BROADWAY, BEOS TO IN- af Champagne, ‘or y her patrons that, from th ow rooms to the first floor ree of Washington BUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT, NE BEST TAILOR IN ‘PARIS. Schemito, & Devaltier, No. 2 Ri Italie iting Paris, that it needs ‘The novelty ot esas, the cloganes of the Well as the peguliar geal of om the fitat ho THE “FIRM or Messrs. Bardo Choiseuil, corner of known among the Americans no commendation. u the goodness of etot! tof Lie tailo i for mourning of every deveri NHE METROPOLITAN MILI Otis Broadway, oor European Millines ; Wondon, end and Fancy Goods, of x, with & model, or the oxact end the coneandey articles Cc 4, of suiting their vations tastes je goods, at the Motrop Goods Emporium. 1 fy ugh the agency 5 Place de In Bourse, Pai EAUTIFUL, LASTING, AND CHEAP B Hazard, Bootmaker, so well known amon} cans who are visiting Paris for along period, wi his customers aware that his store, newly refitte rated, is now located at N site the theatre of tho ‘The Patent Loathers furw competition, and his Calf Sking areas soft as buff, Letters may Le directed to Mr. Hazard, containing the measures of a his iy through the linery, Lace and F London Monthly Fashions received by t! VE TIME AND MONEY 316 Broadway, wh 10 TO A.M. & $ Pince des Italiens, pera House, on the spring inportat dow Cornices, Sind +» paper Hangings, Brat, n the upholstery line, all of roi ont im jess than any hous Call nud examine tholr ox- tensive stock immediate! TRAVELLERS is’ GUIDE. Jor ALBANY, ft and he will make Livingston, Well EXPRESS AGENCIES, dice ERFORD & ©O. fx special messenger, by Letter bags clote at baetck, for the fast stenmer thin CHANGE OF. Ss MAIL—FOR uy i 3 TY Doats—The steamers HENK eave the pier at the foot of Ja: jandings, every morn! for the better art of the ‘ity, will! « a streets for Albany and cribers will forward km nil Now York at threo o' ‘lock, with- to endanger the lives of pa a Habe oF driving #0 98 , on the 2 ne ting vat che Now Orleans at Param Package be delivered on or before Saturda edunti! the morning of the day the steam THOMPSON & MITe Managers and Agents, 206 Beoxaves. AMDEN AND Annoy, RAILROAD, FoR ts , from pier N: delphis, from pier No; tonts at home and abroad—to obtain easier pias Tande—to collect debts, dividend Z nang pare. of the United tater and in for (funda in Tonnes anda p PHILA oe Laney phe jamet hours, f team 1y Stave of tt fornis and ‘inte pest oa. ~ yea iavinth a oe ae