The New York Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1852, Page 6

ee ood MONEY MARKET. ‘Torspay, Sept. 21-6 P.M. ‘The stock market continues active and buoyant. Nica- Fagus, Brie, and Reading take the lead, and are Likely to Boldit For the past two days Cumberland Coal stock fhas been quiet, The books have been closed since yeeter- ‘Gay, and will remain eo until the 27th inst. Jn the mean- dime the old stockholders will have the privilege of sub- yeribing tothe mew stock. There is no doubt but that dhe new issue will all be taken at the price fixed by the Company. Nicaragua Transit is destined to touch much higher prices. Parties who, a few weeks since, were lange Bellers. are now on the other side, and have been heavy purchasers. There may be reactions and fluctuations, for It is the object of buyers not to run prices up too rapidly. Where ail ate purchasers the advance is likely to be most Yapid By withdrawing from the market for a time, the sup- ply of stock may accumulate. and prices droop a little, when purchasers can take in large lots without creating much xcitement. A great deal of care is necessary in getting A} corner. Stonington has been quite active Iately, ndprices have improved several per cent. Harlem ha’ xccpin demand. but the market value remains without py material alteration, Itis one of the moat difficult bocks on the list to move. The bears in Long Island vregetting themselves still deeper in the mire; but prices Tule now ro bigh that those who do not sell this stock will doubtless make a great mistake. Long Island, at anything like present prices, is by mo means cheap, A smaii lot of St. Lawrence Mining Co. was sold to-day ‘at two per cent, This stock is yorth more than double that price The weekly reports from the mines are most Ratisfuctory,amd as soon as the machinery recently pur- Dhacet is im active operation, the company will smelt gull five tons of pig lead daily. Within the next ninety days this mine will, without doubt, show results (hat will gstonish the stockholders. Most of the mining stocks ow in the market present favorable pro:pects. V few sbares are offered atthe board, They are well held, pnd will not press for rale. fe The three days later European news, received by the Bética, chow that there had been no change worthy of re- poark in any of themarkets. Cotton was quiet and corn Ju An extra session of the Missouri Legislature is nowin Session, for the purpose of considering the grant of lands Made to the State of Missouri. to aid in the construction Of the Pacific Railroad, and the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad. The Governor recommends that tho lands be granted to companies. and they be authorized to issue bonds secured by the lands, for the construction of the roads ‘The Bridgeton Chronicle states that the contract for Brading end bridging the Camden and Absecom Railroad fhas been taken by responsible parties, at about three Rhousand doilarsa mile. The distance from Camden to he beach is fifty-nine anda quarter miles. through an wourvally level country, and the time required, it is Sbought, will be about an hour and a half. The estimated ost, when completed and equipped, is within $700,000. For fifty-three miles the road is in a straight line, and ahere is no curve on it of less thana mile radius. The sompeny hold some ‘wo hundred acres of land at the ter- minus of the road, which it is proposed to suitably im- Prove Over $150,000 has already been subscribed. We \carn that the surveys of the Louisville and Nash- wille Railroad are completed. The cost of the road, com- plete and in running order, with equipments, depots, ‘&ec_, is estimated at $5,000,000. Of this amount the city of Louisville bas subscribed $1,000,000, and large ‘amounts have been also subscribed by coumties on the line, end by individuals. Tennessee will be called upon 4o subscribe another million, which is said to be all that is now wanted to carry the work through. Compared with prices current at the close of the mar- ket yesterday, there has been an advance in North American Trust of }g per cent; Canton Company, 3s; Nicaragua, 4;; Erie Railroad, 14; Stonington, %{; Reading Raiiroxd. 34, touching par; Hudson River Railroad, 114; ‘New Haven and New London Railroad, 1; Northern In- Olana Railroad, };; Edgeworth, 3{. Harlem declined 1; Per cent; Long Island, 1;. At the second board, Dau- Phin Coal Company advanced 21; per cent; Nicaragua, 34; Stonington, 3; Harlem, 14; Erie Railroad, ';. Can- ton Company declined 1; per cent. ‘The receipts at the office of the Asristant Treasurer of this port, to day, amounted to $196,094 06; payments, $16 46071—balance, $7,051 314 65. ‘There has been an active demand for foreign exchange to-day, for remittance by ths steamship Europa, for Liverpool to worrow. (Wednesday.) We quote bills on London at 104% a 101% per cent premium; on Paris Bt. 12% a Sf. 121j; Amsterdam, 41 a 4144; Bremen, 79 a 79%; Howburg, 8635 a 364. This stenmer will not take ut a very large amount of epecie—probably not over four hundred thousand dollars. The annexed statement exhibits the quintity and Walue of certain articles exported from this port during the week ending and including Saturday, September 18. distinguishing the destination and extent of shipments to wach place :-— Commerce or tHe Port or New York—Weexry Exrorts. LONDON. Flour, bbis.. .7,589 $20,249 Cal. Bones, ole 108 $1,468 Stores.1.646 5.318 Staves ......1 500 » 49 1,207 Wax, lbs 596 + 890} 10.090 —— toms... S405 Total........ + $49.963 LIVERPOOL. Cotton, bales.9,428 $157,922 Clocks, cazes.. 174 $2.083 Flour. bbis..10208 42.022 Divi divi, begs 810 917 Naval Stores .2 451 Btaves.. 1.000 435, 5 Steel Scoops.cks 35 610 Band.. Cal. Bones. 100 Shawls, bale. 1 a ‘Wheat.bus.166.927 Lathe.. 1 Dard, Ibs...548.222 5 Bp. oil, ga... .3 M. Tobacco. 11,148 Tae Horse powers, Boarfs,cases.. 3 Lavo Totai.... Wadacvee tei saees hexer ier BRISTOL. Flour, bbis...7.506 $52,600 Staves......12000 $620 Naval stores.. $95 "2435 — Total. ” $35, HULL Naval store#....0ee ee eee eee 1970 § HAVRE, pg bales. 709 $51.583 Stay: - --29,000 $1 028 5 2444 I. R. goods, cs. 1s76 ‘ 18300 Clothing. 300 Beet. — Furniture, pgs 10 Bi Total....... Aas COPPNHAGEN N. stores, bls.2.423 $8,927 Candles, bx 1 $16 $8.4 HasoURG 380 To'costems,bxs.42 6 1K goods.ca, 3 6 Logwood. tons, 108 Rhubarb. es.. 24 arcve wails... .10,000 2 BREMEN Cotton. bales.. 124 $4,854 Segars, cases 4 ‘Tobacco, Lhds ) Clothing 5 Do. cases. 100 - 14.926 Sponge Do. ceroons 604 Staves... Do. «tems, bs 152 : Oak bark, be* 9 = Total. Flour. bb amen. Mair, bales. Cloverseed. T. R. goods, es 6 13 Do. tierces j Honey. cks any. log: Cedar fest | | Rape seed. bes. 1 " Tobacco. ds, 1*5 20 Do. mid, Ibs 1.2 stot a2 Sarawilla, b < Conve igs....2052 18,768 Cassia, m 5 Gum copal,es. 4 520 Roots, bales 11 Eww oil. 5 420 Begurs 1 6 =‘ Total...... GIMRALTAR Btaves 16.000 $2500 Tobacco, hhds. 15 Total. Cotton, bales... Tobacco hhds. $1 $5 “Tignum Vite. 5 $50 coo hhds. 6.577 Do. md tbe 605 Steel, bxs. 10 80 W Stores, bole. 215 2M Cae Logwood, tons. 6 70 Totul,..g.ee++.+++-$0,676 CAPE DE FERDS. ; Rice, tes.... sae Lumber. feet.15,000 $226 & Bread, bie 10 Beef... 4 50 $722 NORTH AMERICAN ¢ Drugs, pkgs )L Tobacco, hhe 2 Viour bie. ..2 Naval stores Domest's pkgs Cert ity esa 2E8 ae 283 28 eu. g rn) Bomza 152 ++1,906 692 487 1 Bee | Woodware, pks %. Hardware. Glass. . 3 Leather. rolls, 1 Combs. case, 1 ‘otal $01 0. Duck...... 8% sures 112 Gunpowder... 520 879 D.Codfish.c 270. Onions,ropes. 3,000 4 come iis, 12 7 Cor coils. 39 Drugs, pkgs.. 11 21 Candies, bxs.. 55 260 Lumber, ft. 231 Spars... DANISH WERT INDIES, $655 Trunks 55 Butter, ugs, PKS... Chand) $1,612" Mang. tobac... 835 98 C 24 Spices pis 7 ura SiehSGusk F vd st sesenssé me Be MEXICO, Furniture, pks 59 $519 Gunp'der, kgs.150 $520 Domestics. 3 182 Whale oil, gls. 204 180 Woodwaz.... 105 250 Umbrellas, cs. 1 40 Hardware 116 1,486 Nails, kegs... 20 70 Combs, cases. 2 588 Ess. oil, cases, 2 133 Sartap'la, doz. 12 144 Cocoa, bags... 450 6,240 Lard oil, galls. 142 117 Pepper. . 35 248 Paints, kegs.. 21 0 Bilks, cas 22 3,090 N. stores. bbls. 37 119 Demijob: » SL 123 D pks... 16 1.198 Cinnamon, bs. 4 465 es. gr... 140 136 Linens. bales. 79 12,089 . Ibs. Nes 75 Cottons, caser. 0 516 ve Domest’s. pkgs 53 $4. 50 Chair stutls,,. 45 4) Cordage. oils 8 5 Furniture 1 75 Oakum es 20 + Flour, bbis... 60 300 N stores, vbls 75 186 I, R. goods, es. 57 1178 Pork.. . 3 45 Drugs. pkgs... 3 80 Paints, kgs. 12 170 Lara oil. gis.. 72 61 por 2 100 Copper, cases. 1 133 Potalins: heck oeeeeeeee . BRAZIL. Flour, bbls ... 871 $1,855 G. powder kgs 200 $550 Naval stores.. 100 140 Biscuit, bxs 50 53 Lard, lbs 1,467 187 Shooks.. 100 45 . 10 262 Steam boiter. 1 1,200 Domestics, pkgs.75 3.783 Tea, Ibs ..... 165 Lumber, feet, 6, 76 4 is Dg. articles,cs, 2 97 Total. seeee $8412 APRICA. ribre istics, pkgs. an $2,936 rece bbls. 18 $40 cards, . 213 Apples. 5 10 Tobacco. hhds, & 9.426 Butter, lbs 470 118 Rum, bbls. 100 pa Flour. .. "165 Biscuit. bxs. 2 bi Lumber, ft. “32,200 750 Total... ee . $14,830 ITISH HONDURAS. Beef cage + 26 $418 Combs, cases.. 2 $463 Pork 282 4.482 Shoes... 43 Flour, 491 543 oe bread... 113 278 Pickled fish... 11 115 Potatoes . 16 40 Naval store 3 3 267 Drugs, pkgs... 23 258 Dried fish, owt | 86 326 Pertumery brs 20 62 Onions, bnche. 31 Cendles 16s 518 Matehes. gross 60 65 Trun! 70 Tea, lbs 17 Domestics pigs Furniture BRITISH AUSTRALIA. Flour, bbls... Hardware, pk Prescrves, es. 100 Lard. Iba... 1 WW ood ware pl Tee. tons... Flour, Hoe Biscuit, boxes. Londen Liverpool. Bristol Bremen Br. Honduras... Duteh East Indies.. Hayti. Mexico, Argentine Republic. Africa 1 390 4 819 1,155 » 6053 34.082 a — 2860 $15,720 Brooms. doz 355 Cider, bbls 600 Furniture 70 Genoa Cuba... 56 Antwerp Cape de Br, West Indies. Br. Australia. Danish West Indies. Venezuela. Brazil... 240 $450 . 100 225, 3296 © 8.402 8, 412 Total value of inde BE waza week in Sept, 1852, $938,282 do do. 38 Total.. Total exports, two weeks, Total value of merchandize imp’ ‘din same time. -$2.093,021 5,430.079 Excess of imports over exports in two weeks . $2 437,058 Durirg the week ending and including Saturday the, 18th of September, the value of merchandise exported was greater, and of specie less, than the shipments for the previ- ous week. The aggregate was also a trifle less. The impor- t ns in the same time were, it will be seen by the above statement, nearly double the exports for a corresponding reriod. Recent advices trom Europe bave not been at all caleulated to give an impetus to shipments of bread- stuffs, notwithstanding which, large quantities of wheat and flour have gone forward, The value of wheat exported to Liverpool last week exceeded that of cotton or any her icle. prised about two-thirds of the aggregate, cne third of the aggregate value of exports for the week | we! stuffs The annexed table, from the New Orleans eipts of the principal articles of pro- interior, at the port of New Orleans. the years ending Avgust S1st, 1851, and 1862:— t, exhibits the from th ice. Ke an Commence of New Onuwax is Pours, hhds,bdls and bx py MANGE. sss oee ee Irogepi Lard, bbls and tierces, Leather, bandl Lime, We ead. p white, keg ate, bile and sacks, Onions, bbl ccd, Dhl t. bbis, 23 Broom Ps 8,608 Ofl clothing ‘ 5492 Tea, ibe 48 Coffee, bugs... mee 6 220 Zime. casks... 44 Yeather. Ibs. . 8.017 472 Barilla, tons. M tobacoo.24 584 4,143 W. glass, bxs ‘imber, tke, 2 320 Raisins ftationery,cs, 1 0 TOM sree ee eereee ish moss, Beef, bbe... Tork . Flour, C. we Lard ot hip dread... 5 Window gins. | We. we BEL | Wheat’ Wile ang 7 | Other various arti bn Tota vaiue.. ve 10,788 -4 ea(ent.erop)sta.15, d bar, kegsandbss — } 4 RPORTS: an 800,000" && ear 519 10 400 Vaurr or To London, the shipments of flour com- More than Price Cur Annvat Value cor 4,20 500,000 | in this branch of commerce. ie bushel | ho receipt of oe against last year; and of they sre equal to 3,750,000 bushels, against 3,300,000 bushels last’ year, Of wheat, the supply has been light, and the receipts, which have boem mostly ¢6 (go forward to Alabama, Georgia, &c., have only reached 130,000 bushels, against 180,000 busheis Inst year, The few sales that have taken piace havo been at the extreme ‘range of 65 9 85 cents, though most- iyat about 70 ceats per bushel. Of corn meal, there has bean received only 2,514 barrels, against 3,662 barrels last year. The total exports of flour since September 1, amount to 544,71] barrels, against 683,418 barrels to same Gate last year. Of this quantity, 138,569 barrels were shipped to Greet Britain, 70,445 to West Indies, &o., and the remainder to coastwise ports. Of Tadian corn, the total exports have been equal to 2 182,000 bushels, against 1,300,000 bushels last year. Of this quantity, 382,000 bushels were shipped to Great Britian and Ireland, 122,000 to the West Indies, &c.,and the remainder to conatwise ports. ‘The following tables from the New Orleans Prices Cur- rent, indicate the course of prices for flour and corn, ae they present the highest and lowest points of the market im each month, the range being according to quality:— , Paces or Frour is New Onreans, pilates Lowest Peed, Sar «+. $3 50 a 5 00 ga a7 » 875 a 5 00 a4 50 $56 a4 75 ad 50 » 89a TS adith 40005 50 &5 OTs 42 96 12): ad 50 42a 4 60 ad »- Sadly 5 a 390 3 60 a 3 80 3 ASie -880a4 57 345 ad 12K . 875 a 4 25 350 a3 87), 375 a500 350 aS 87% Prices or Corw in Sacks. Highest. cts. por bushel..35 a 56 40 43 a SL The apuexed table shows the exports of breadstuifs from the United States to Great Britain and Lreland since Ist September, compared with the same period last year 1850-51. 1851-52. Flour, bbls 879,645 1,359. 882 Corn meal 5,653 1,750 Wheat, burhei 286,630 1.520, bth Corn, do.... 2,197,253 1,547, With respect to the supply of breadstuffs for the coming year, it is likely to be most ample; for it is under- stood that the yield throughout the country has been more generally abundant than in any previous year, at least for along period. Even in the Southern States, where the grain crops have been almost a total failure for two years in succession, the harvest is ample, and lanza sections ofcountry which have depended upon the West for supplies, are likely to have @ surplus to send to market. The crops of Europe, also, are generally represented as giving favorable promize, and the proba- bilities would seem to indicate a lower range of prices than the American farmer has realized tor some years past. Stock Exchange. $4,200 U. 8. 6, "07... 118% 15 ahs, 5,000 118%, 50 .bI5 87 890 86K om 1,000 Ohio 6 000 Erie nc. Bis. 000 000 Erie i Bas, 000 Brie Ist Mt, Bde. 1535 S00 Eriok.2 a Me Bas. 1045 1000 Mich. So:R.Bals. 101 2,000.N, Ind. RR. Bas, 983; alt shs. Bank America. 12 ‘True. 25 Bank N-A 10 Metropolitan BX... 25 IN. State Bank, 1 5 1 N. WSidart.es.aiv. 1 2150 Reading RR... ... 994g a ct 4 Tos log Cn 200) 100 00 11g RTL Ig 6% Erie i RK B.Con na Er ry Cump'd ¢ 400 New Jersey ¢ ITY TRADE REPORT. Tursvay, Sept. 21—6 P. M. wee —This day's buriness reached 80 bbis., pots at $4 ¢, und pearisat $5 5634 per 100 Ibs. pat Tarts res.--Figur declined a little. the eales em- bracing 8,400 bbis. Byres are State, at he ea 8 $4 5734; mixed to fan at $4 apd common to good meinen tat at $4 Be a $4 aang Rye flour and corn meal were scarce and nominal. The actual transactions in wheat did not exceed 1.700 bushels heated Ohio red, at 80¢. ; 5.200 unsound Southern white, and 2,700 good Canadian ‘on private terms; in rye, 1.000 bushels, at 85c.; in outs, a few cargoes new and old State and Western, at 45 to 48c ; and in corn, 27,000 bushels at 68 to €%c.. and Western mixed. at 69 to 70. Cotros —The market to day bas been inactive, the rales amounting to 400 bales, without changein prices. s.—Some 1500 boxes adamantine and patent ave been sold at 214 22e., and 47e_ per Ib. — About 1,000 bage Rio fetched 8% a 9. Mar- Fran —ituted quiet at 50 for dry cod; $9 75 for No. 1 mackerel. and $7 75 for No 2 do. Firescrrs —We have no interesting change to record 1.000 bales of cotton were t 8 16ths d. per Ib. ; 1,600 bbis. ‘,d.and Is. Gd,—the latter an ex- 000 bushels wheat 5d. per taken for Liverpool t Is + bbl. and 5. A sinall vase! was engaged to load with wheat for Liverpool alto at Sd. per bushel. 1,200 bbls. flour were shipped to Loudon at 1a Sd. aud 2s. per bbl. ; 2,500 buehels wheat do, do at Gd. per bushel; and 200 tons per bhi. Continental engagements were A fair amount of shipments were made Canton, 40 55, on 6 mouths joan undressed wa: «was held at Te. and crude sperm, at $l 23 wore seemingly unsettled the day's opera- of 450 2.400 pieas. in ess and old prime $6 1 $7: sundry parcels Obio and State but ise, and 20c. a Ze. and fair to prime ch 6c. per Ib Baur —A cargo of ‘Turks Island was said to have been sold at 22e. per bushel Broans.—There were 65000 Havone purchased at $20 8 $26 60 Soar.—150 boxes castile realized G'c a9°,¢. per Ib., four months. Srinirs —Included in the day's sate were 800 brls. Ohio and prison whiskey at 2 & 2ic. cash and time, with 150 Lhds. drudge do. at 2éc., time and interest, all indicating on engier market. as far as concerned ans—Very littie was done in Cube brought Se, and 200 box 4c. per tb <o.—We beard of 100 bhde heen fold at 5ige. a $350 Market unaltered. line to-day; 120 brown Havana, Kentucky having and 125 bales Baracoa at 18¢. ee eee eee mente ec ee en ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ‘SEE SEVENTH PAGE. “oe FANCY ARTICLES. — Sayer ELECTRO PLATED WARE OF CHARLES Christofie & Co.—Juet received from those celebrated manufacturers, & large invoice of soup Tureen Plat ns, Forks, dessert Knives, ‘Tex Sets, Tra ta tee. ALL ticles are of ‘the French and English pasterns, “aed are warranted mt ner] superior, f rr ase Sad ‘wear, tothe silverware that is pl igh emcee stat I as nals y swe. WARE AT AND SHOE te 7OR SALE.—THE STOCK, Bows ures, and ‘ala retail boot and shoe store 42.8 Lt ce tacine Seteee foe a Ln Lope owner is oing iato sees immediate e place, tea mi ae wold aie at ppl ia, P. E. O'MALEY, son, on a fall of Ting throstlo and malo s all other necossary mach for, operating th coarse or fine cottons. Wan built in sk 16 most expen- sive atyle, and ia now in full operation, and in first rate order. The prosent company have expended on the property in the various improvements, $105,00). Tho pala halts mile from the Hudson Riser Raileond sinty miles frou New York, and directly om the proposed it fing ig, (now being surveyed) of the Hartford, Provid ail road, makingit a ver: dene extensive se ot] light turing porpoye, The Moai eciate and mavhlaees wilt cr wold y. ‘The property can be viewed at any time, Sporty and all information given. to post-paid ie shill Land. Pe aa rau munications, Address Wic pee Company, ing, or JOHN SLADE & CO., 13 Broad street, New York. kill Landing, July 19, 1353, OTTAGE AND CHAMBER FURNITURE Jed and Ornamental Cottage Furniture. “Str the sity, and the publicgenerally are invited to call and ti anect our entirel ri led Furniture made threchout of the rat qt ality, materials, and warranted to stand’ ta wsy ol Close observers wilt how wine, well-finished article ym that we manufacture i ment eons are- fully boxed. MATHEWS ik spe pln east ai ar Grana platy Manufactory, ie Corie ‘8 ‘ORE FOR, SALE_MIR CLOTRING store, No. 41 We excellont location aie good run of customers Blas ous man & terprising and industel- ood business. Apply on the promise lata. OR SALE—THE LEASE OF STORE 123 WARREN streot, nine years from Last May. Inquire oa the pre- OR SALF CHEAP—A THREF STORY BRICK HOUSE and Lot, situated in that elogant block of houses on Pacific street, between Bond and Noving streets, Brooklyn Price $6,500, and $3,200 ean romain on mortgage. Apply to 8. 8. BROAD, No. IS Wall street. JOR SALE AT BARGAINS—THREE OF THOSE FOUR story brick houses and lots on avenuo ©, betwoen Twelfth and Thirteenth streets; price $6,000, and $4,600 can Temain on mortgage; now rented or $900 per annum. Apply to §. BROAD, 13 Wall street. foes in Te | emily, OARD.—A @ te OARD C Twenty-third rooms, single sorssas, "The Louies have taetentars (aneetneese ad a NL OARDING—A GENTLEMAN AND 1I8 WIFE, OB two or three ‘eccommodated with with hot, ou ploasant rooms aud Board: aaa bathe, ater rine immodiately ‘at 37 Market meete tee apd Sei waneeD- ae AN ELDERLY perk INA f paied wee ang t house, west of Broadwa; between stroots, A pious family pr > iM prald office. OARDING—FULL OR PARTIAL, FOR GENTLEMEN only, ing central situation. St: to all parts of the Sity, aad withte ton minutes Walk oC Wall airests -AppIy AUB Watker stroct, three doors wost of Broadway. OARDING —A HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM, ON the second story, with pantry attac indy and gentleman, ‘or two single gentlomen, front and'back rooni on the, third story, communicating by the pantry, oan bo Tot together, ‘or aspekately, furnished cr unfurnished. Single rooms for gentlemen, | Apply at 67 Varick street, near Pst. John's park. Boarewanten, BY TWO GENTLEMEN AND their wiven (one has two children, 1 and 7 yoars of age,) plain bot Private family preferred. Geutte- men aro partn e jobbing business, and would dino down town, except on Sunday. Pull board for ‘the Indios. Terms must be moderate, an location near some convenient not above Twenty-fifth street. Address box 2,402, ‘ost office, post puid, References given and re- j vine OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WITE, or two single gontiemen, can be accommodated with a handsome front room, with pantry and hall room on second floor, furnished or Nafurnisi . Baths, gas, &o. House bly situated, reo minutes walk of South ferry. uiro at No. Tz Stave wtreve, coruce of Henry. OARD—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIPE, OR TWO or three single gentlemen, oan be accommodated with Pleasant rooms, and full or partial board, at 42) Mudsow street. OARD WANTED—BY TWO YOUNG LADIES, sisters, in a gonteel private family, where there aro no other boarders, and where the social and domestic comforts ofa home may’ bo realized. Pleasant, Host of }ox 2,619 Post offic OARD IN BROOKLYN—GENTLEMEN AND THEIR wives, and single gentlemen, can be accommodated with ant rooms and board, with uso of bath, within five mi- nutes walk of Fulton ferry, at 280 Washington street. Re- erences exchanged. OARDING.—A LARGE FRONT AND BACK ‘on the second floor, neatly furnished, with p tached, will be let separately, or othorwise, to a gentleman and his wife, ‘wo single gentlemen can alao be Recommo- dated with comfortable r d board. References ex- changed. Inquire at 21 Walker street, wost of Broadway. OARD IN BROOKLYN—A nostly furnished room and bedrooin connecting, to Let, with board, to a gentleman and his wife, or two single gentlemen. Also, an unfurnished room; location very desirable—a short waik from Fulton ferry. Apply at 25% Fulton streot, opposite Clinton, NOR SALE—THE TOOLS AND SHOP OF A JEWELRY business at Newark, N. J., at a very low price. ‘The rent is also very low. Apply at 19 Ward street, Newark, N. lersey. WOR SALE—A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, IN a Sirst-rate stand, lately fitted up for & young man (a German) commencing business. Sold on account o other business, and cannot attend to it. Apply in the tore, 149 Seventh avenue, near Twentieth street. Will be sold & bargain, if applied for soon. OR SALE~A STEAM ENGINE, OF ABOUT SIX horse power, boiler, shafting, pullioa, and belting,Awith three machines for making wave and carved mouldings, two scroll saws, two circular saws, with stock and othe fixtures; also, the lease of the prem inquire at 440 Broome street. OR SALE—THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE his premises, at Portchester, consisting of a dock and buildings, now used asa bone factory, together with a twon- ty-fXe horse steam engine, new, with large boilers; improved machine: ri ding bone ; mill stones, for grind stor; (with a good local market for all these ular saw ping Inmber, &e. The premi- ive, and suitable for any menufacturing pur- poses, such as foundry, planing mill, &c., the latter being much desired in this place, For further particulars, apply to the undersigned, from three to five o'clock, P. M.,, at the Mechanics’ Bank, at Brooblya, oF from seven to hing, PMs premises. OKAY. NOR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE well known porter house, corner of Hudson and Do- k streets, with lease of whole or part of the house, as the owner is about retiring from business, a t2 oy, E—TWO LOTS OF GROUND IN GREEN- emetery, corner of Tulip and Summit avenues, 103 South street, New York. FURNITURE AND FIXTURES, the best Drinking and Dining Saloons in } 1 on Fuiton street, near the Heral iy to Robinson, . For further par- dale ot u « houses: also, several Tocations and doing a go General Register Othe ad Drinki all in goo Robins: a ply t BOARD AT CUPTON, STATEN ISLAND.—FIRST class board may bo obtained, b; Rabi ‘and two or ntlemen, where delightful rooms may be had, by applying at the house occupied by Mt Sn , or ad- denddng we 2 886 New Tork Pest OMe for pa icular OARD—GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, single gentlemen, ‘wishing, board, will nd rooms, largo an ‘at 182 Bleoker street. The first claue,'and has bath, gas, and all modern improvements. OARD IN CHAMBERS STREET.—A FRONT PARLOR and bedroom on the second floor, with pautry attached to let, together or separate, with board. Reference: changed. Apply at bers str OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO gentlemen, can be accommodated with board and lodging in a gentcel private house, in Cheleva, near Twenty-third stree ‘he family consists of two adults. Ever, the h Five stage routes and the walk. The aps ‘tments consist of two lar; pea? second floor. No one with children need apy ences required and given Address Char fea Wilsom, this ce Bonk —A GENTLEMAN AND LADY WISH A lor and bedroom on the second story, with or with- out board, furnished or unfurnished. Would prefer a pri vate family, within a short distance of Broadway. Bath in- dispensable. ‘Terms must be moderate, Address, stating terms, Ke. F. I rald office. OARD WANTED.—AN UNF ISHED ROOM WITH fire place, in a genteel private family, or where there are few boarders, on the east side of the city, mot above Rutgers street. Terms not to exceed three do} inca a week. Address, pust paid, Mrs. W. D., Chatham square Post office. References given if required. three single invention was se. sets were fe a ar eaicrhs aR onal meee saaes ee by a tthe fo following letter i's rchant of Delaware panty. Now York, an. —e heldon, New York city, and speak po gg hg Boyt, d has since adopted therm for all their spindles. tao omitted for et of Part of ne ee Hon rner 0 Feferen ee pril 2, 1850. Gipeow Horcrwrss, Fsq.—Dear Sir: Yours of the 228 reached me at this piace, having been forwarded by may Ropbow. In reply to Sour inquiry About the Counter Bridge ‘Tree and Tram Block, I_have had but little experience in the milling business, 6o far as the machinery Is concerned, while you was putting in the one in our mill, maid hg milter was very much oppoved to ie ed, nayin his. opinion, be a failure, and attended wi ss of time and expense Dut, from Your acknowledged character in such matters; aud € sth pinion entertained of vour knowledge in auch are, ould have been contrstied to some extent by our miller, he also having a gond deal of experionce and roputation master of that blsiness After the machine vat fairly Fanged; and ite ueitty faity te milter yiolda to great improvement in regulating ay prov with so mI precision, being altogether superior to nngehi seen in that line. His remark was, “It is ey Ira the Wanted,” "So well pleased are we with iy Our mili, as we think of doing this yeu ii want three more, If "we do not build, we shall have another in't resent mill during the suinmer. Weare sure, after Tris none can deny its vast {raprovement In that ting, shat fe meat Happy 22 do all nour power fo rive giao ral publicity. Wiilfere tong, write mire at 1ongth. sighed Unian Guvcony & ‘The following testimoniate from respestable practical & ers, of Georgetown, District of Columbia, #0, omi the excellence of its four. furniah the strongest proof value of ale, Hotchibat's Pramblock and Couater-be Gronaerown, 3 The undersigned, one of the fri of Haye prictore of the Columbia ‘Matin in, Chis city, Bint, having been bred to the Mialnons Tam tow th Intendentof our extensive milla, fu which we. hay run of stone: capacity my attention was rece! galled to th igo Tree ‘And Tramblock, pato by Me , of Broome County, New York, cbject of wiien ia to ae and stones 1s grist a tion convince me ia y ‘th er) that it is a very important invention. But I went fur- ther, and made a thorough trial of a single set, which ao fully answered my expectations aa to induce mo to secure from. the Pasentee, 4 T havo done, rights for complete sete for our who eleven run of stones, [am now so fally con- vineed of the utility and excollence of this invention that I cheorfully add my testimony, as a practical man, to the high commendation given b, American Institute others in favor of this wneritorious invention, Vv. J. Taveo We, the undersigned, having used tho Counter-brid) ‘Tree and Tramblock, patented by Hotchkiss, fully don- cur in the foregoing recommendation Horas ii. BH. Howns, Millwright. Ricnann Sue, Miller. Groncerown, August 4, 185%. Dear Sir—As a practical miller, for more than twenty years, in first class merchant mills, 1 have found the great | obstacle (in common with all good millers) to kee} er grinding qualities of the meal chargeable to t ei Hability of the fost of the spindle, which fs enusod by the springing and radii of tho ordinary bridge. Since the ado jon of the Hotchkiss Trams and Counter bridge in Charles Wilson's mill, in which Tam a head milter, I tind it exactly ight. It perfectly prevents» sidewise oscillation, rnd se cures a non-elastic fixed relative distance of the grinding surface of the stone, which not only greatly facilitates the rinding capacity of ‘the mill, but makes the flour more uni form. Iam sure no mill owner would fail to adopt them, for double the cost, when the advantages are known. Tn sddi- tion to the above, if for no other consideration, durability of the goar, derived by the use of thi would warrant their adoption. J Another great advantage, not stated in thi Dy the adoption of this machino, you are en: your entire husk as solid and durable as you HAS. would ink it would any intellige VUservr Ixyention.—We would invite attenti advertisement of Mr. Gideon Hotchkiss, of New York, te another column, Mr. Hotchkiss is extensively and favor- ably known in connexion with his invention of @ wal whecl; and he has recently taken out a patent for a Yeount bridge-tree and tramblock,” for which he was awarded medal by the American Institute, Itis doubtless Sonne and useful invention, for it has heen generally adopted palloce whe tare eoaained 1b. Wearelaterand that okey all the millers in this vicinity have adopted it, and that it has exceeded all expectation. Mr. Hotchkiss has #attering certificates of the value of hia improvement from thoae who have tested its merits.—Washington Union. IMPROVEMENT IN MiLLina.— concerned in the extensive business of flour milling, lication in another column. respecting a valuable’ im ment in the machinery of flour mills, lately respectable citizen of New York. Th experienced neighbors of Georgetown unquestionable in regard to the importan ¢ that we feel called on to commend it to eons attention, National Intelligencer. Address J. Mil the state of Ohio, n Co., eof Maryland, whet residence, Windsor, Broome Co., for State or county rights, and orders’ for the article, tramblocks, where they will be kept constantly on hand, and all reliable orders promptly attended to, and a warranted result will be secured as to their operation. GIDEON HOTCHKISS, Windsor, Broome Co., N. ¥. OARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.—TWO ROOMS, handsomely furnished, on the second floor, with bath: room on the same floor, to le a gentleman ‘and lady or two gentlemen, with full or partial board. Apply immedi- ately, at [3 Broome street. OARDING IN BROOKLY! tlemen can be accommod: and d but fe High street. OARD—FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD AT NO. 4 Union square, —A FEW SINGLE GEN: sd with ‘poet teda and te te rent where there changed: "Apply av lid STOCK, FIXTURES, wn as the old Duteh rv further informa- © of Broome and Forsyth TURE, 4 Motel ota, and term fitted up bar and dining and te lodging accommoda will be sold n extensive Hotel, in a ation down t ‘Tie lease being only $700 myea inducement to any one wishing to engay oJ. 1, GREEN, Agent, No: fC a in public hambers OR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY, avalnable fi hty acres, on Long Island, only ixteen mi house, bar lars apply até JOR SALE—OR TO LET, FOR THREE OR FIVE years, furnished, on Staten Island, a neat cottage re dened in excellent con ven rooms, fenits and utes walk from the Quaranti ud Now. ‘Brighton: fercien Apply at the olfice of FAY, 20 Broadway. Ke. Bor pattien- OARDING making extensive alteratio Nos. 565 and 667 Houston ear Broadway, aud is now ready for permanent or transient boarders, lies wish- do #0, can furnish their own rooms, own town will find the at THE Se HAS BEEN in his boarding houses, ENTLEMA gentleman, can be accommodated with a parlor and nn, on first floor, ins private family. All the modern improvements, hot, cold, and shower ba nd was. Toea- tion pleasant.’ Please apply at No. 59 West Twenty: street, between Fifth am I cel private family, resp wn, wife, and two ne Breakfast, tea, a man. Stave term Herald office. OARDING.— PLEASANT ROOMS WITH PERMA- nent or transient board, may be obtained by applying Walker street, one door west of Broadway, Besar, OR PART OF A HOUSE WANTED—BY Location within five minutes walk of y Hall. The Third or Fifth Wards preferred. Ad- * Herald off ANT ROOMS, AND SUITES OF ROOMS TO LET, 4 with board, at the fashionable residence, 91 Prince d near Bri Tapestry carpeta, and A splendid bi rend bed room ou first irteen and fifteen year: i dinner, on Sundays, for the gontl Address ARLEM.—FOR SAL tween Fifth and. Square,” three with bric E—ON 125TH STREET, BE- Sixth avenues, and on ‘Mount Morris cottage style frame houses, filled in and basement, i ‘By act ing tubes, bells, entirely new and il inches. A TO L AND i of the house No, 00, The fn any person mbit ¢ house for terms, He s grand » house. ance for Apply at th sr BE SOLD—TO CLOSE HE ESTATE OF J. deceased, the Homestead Farm, of eighty ding a fine view of Long Island Sonnd. Also, yarms and Farm Land, Pleasantly situated, in the towns of Mamaroneck and ‘Searldide. Fe P with along of family Sr he satan Rxietes inka ’ ns Ir way, o 1 PO DRCGGISTS FOR SALE, A FIRST ¢ DRL yo SPECULAI ‘ounty, in #4 The land is ti VACUUM SALE, A SIX FOO approved principle CR Litreet STOCK OF A FANCY , situated in one of the for « first class business, which has host, parte of th been done for several years past. The stock is nearly all now, and will be sold cheap, as the proprietor has made ar: rangement to feo to California next month, $4,500 will be required in cash inquire of H. 8. Gibbs, For partienlars Broadway, fourth floor. COUNTRY SPAT FOR SALE.—A\ VE $2, p, 500. county Seat Fon sale 7 ven autifully laid out with shrubbery and every variety the house finished in the most clegant man mantels and the modern improv 00, 1. SHELDON, N _ LIQUORS. YALKIRK, CAMPBE MUIR _& SONS, AND Younger's Scotch Ales, London and Dublin Porter and Brown Stout, Eact India Pale Ale, Champagne Cider, Phi- Indelphia Ale and Porter, &¢., ko, For salo by Wm. I. UNDERHINI Brome stroet, eorner Crosby. 60 dozen excellent Claret, at $125 aud $160 por dozen. ‘ae ON WAND A LARG ut mperion Malt Whiskey mow on b Digena Iying.at Piet 16, Bast river, Will be gl the puncheon, oF in emall quantities, Apply to BP. & He No. 12 West stree JEP. score H ALES—DOVE'S FALKIRK, HARVEY'S res ‘d's, Younger's and other hands. Gui Dublin “x Brown Stout, Barclay & Porkina’ and bread & Co.'s London Porter, pints and quarts, in t Possible order, imported in bottles, fur sale in qn suit, by G. P. LETUBRIDGE, 4 and 8 Fulton street. finest ties to . a va! A hte AND DEALER ORTER AND DEALER IN set bicme a "i Sane me | uh mriarid we8 | | | | RNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, FOR GEN- tlemen, No, 22 Waverley Place. SHED ROOMS AT 47 BOND STREET—FOR le centleman, on either the first, second or thi floor, either single or suits of rooms, Only two or three gentiemen will b aa the family is strictly private, and will rem 3 Fu AN TED 0 tached, for two gentlemen and their wives, nd infant. "Address, M. L. C., Herald office, ing terms, situation of rooms, ¢ ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS (FOR at m street, three or four d Ht ISHED, TO 1. To persons of high respeotabil large, with private entrances in Lodgings, this house will be found superior. 65 White, of 72 Franklin stree' 'T.—IN SUITES OR SIN- This house iv Te persons seeking comfort Inquire at |= . IN BOARDING FOR THE W ise, Hot and cold baths, diate connection with business, wives, with Please address, whieh will at once n. References exok NT Pani ORS df 1 mer AND BEDROOMS, tie fourth ut, No WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, FURNISHED Apply at No 87 Lispenard stroct. References nd required ET, WITH BOAt i, ton PLEA diated with board or dovble, at N Terms m sastates AN TED—RY A FRENCH LADY, A FURNISHED parlor and a bedroom attached, with partial board, Ww ine respectable private house, situated in or near Broad: way, not higher up than Bond street; tor seaching the French language to a small number of pupils, ress, pre-paid, Miss Jocker, 43 Seventh avenue, corner of Fourteenth street. ANTED—WITH BOARD—A WELL FURNISHED parlor and bedroom, for a gentleman and his wife, in ¢ family ; notabove Fourth street, or below Spring, near Broadway, 'Addross note, 3M) Broadway, wine store. 26 AMITY_ P aa —ONE DOOR FROM BLEECKER street. MR ‘able rooms to let, furnished, or ua~ furnished, to single gentlemen, with breakfast and teas the parlor suitable NEW PUBLICATIONS. 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Medical Labeling and alea Painting done ina superior style. No. 57 Fourth avenue, corner of Ninth street. RATES AND FENDERS,—II. KELLY’S GRATE AND fender manufactory, No. 316 Broome ati wort of the Bowery, adjoining Dr. Con ders Aud others who are about to purchase, would do well to call, as he is confident. that his Patterus, for variety and chespn s, Are UnsUEpAesOd. BAST POWDER.—B. T. BABBITT IS THE ooiet nal inventor of the Chemical Yeast Powder, whi Frepared and sold by him at Nos. 68 and 70 Washington ttrect, New York, in tin cans, Those who purchase, should Gee that hey that with the above ys i & SCHWARTZ ONLY DEPOT OF TH birty GENU i Solenhofen (Bava Germany, Stoner, from their own quarries, All aud quatlies const Uy on hand, 12 Gold street, Now York. ame on. AND RICH SIL) JUST RECEIVED, BY THE . four eases rich Poult de Soie, Re of the choicest colors. Rich silk and si Hy aks, and Mantillas, of the newest styles, all /UTTING’S, 321 Broadway. 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STEVENS would in- Sorm'the citizens. of New’ York ang. others, who desire to secure a home within the vicinity of Mount Vornon, that he has purehased 100 acres of land in that vicinity, beautifully Igented, which he intends to divide ms awsocintion. plans will be given jn a few days. urther information at present, pl lon Bi 61 Ani street, OF 8, Mon} 4 ure ¢ Tot Lyon's dust round hfim fike's simoon beat, He quivered, fell, and died. Wherever Lyon's Powder falls, Tn njoks in floors, or cracks in walls, Just then, a Sho Or any insect havnt, In the same instant falls the bug, Asif shot down by ball or alng— It tries to rise, but can’t, Depot for LYON'S Magnetic Powder and Pills for the de. Eirnetion of ingeots, rats, and mice, 424 Broadway, JNUTED STATES MUSKET: - 116 Broadway, ofer for tag iHITOHOOR, cond to everson or individ ag. United States Per- eneeton and Flint Look Muskets, ps the United States government, at thots meyers sean, field, at cost of over fourtoon dollareoach; they have ali prssed intpection acked a casoe of . small lots, t cont, ILLOWS, ~2,50 BUNDLES OF FIN, Witla jae arsed from Havre, an “Y TRENCH Thursday, the ite, fe by F. CLEW & CO., pacha Wisk ISKERS arate. IN SIX tain BY USING it. Tt will ni peas vom Bat WAKaM, 185 = toon : \