The New York Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1853, Page 8

MONEY MARKET. ‘Tunepay, Maroh 29—€ P. M, ‘There was « farther improvement in some descrip" “Tons of stocks to-day, and the general aspect of af fa Wall street was somewhat more cheering had been the case for some days previous. The maarket for foreign exchange was rather firmer, and 8 moderate business was transacted in the early part of the day, for the steamer which leaves Boston to- jnorrew; but it is understood that a odnaiderable meant of remittances will be deferred until Satar- day, in consequence of the non-arrival of the mails from the Seath, some seven or eight of which are be- hind their time. Money was easier, probably owing to the disposition manifested by various banks to dis" count more liberally. The only deoline which we noticed at the first board to-day was that of the Nicaragua Transit Company, which went down j. Erie Railroad advanced }; Canton Company 1}; Cumberland Coal 23; Parker do. 63; Pennsyiva. | 850 880 Flor & Keyport ux nia Coal, Phoonix Mining, and New Creek Company, each }. do. The total receipts for duties at the Custom House 300 No trea yesterday amounted to $114,526. The Assistant ‘Treasurer of this port to-day received $144,376°19; paid, $34,996 11—Balance, $7,210,876 61. The European news brought by the Franklin im- parted arather better feeling among operators in cotton and breadstuffs, as will be seen by our report of the state of trade. Our despatches from New Or- | $0000 Hud Bas Jeans remark that the Asia’s advices had little, if | Soo Buc RkGcure 3% any, on that market. A fair business was done | _50 shs Metrop Bank in that yesterday, at firm prices. The stock of cotton on hand at New Orleans, last amounted to nearly four hundred thousand bales. ‘The Board of Trade returns of the United King. dom of Great Britain, for the years 1850, 1861, and 1862, ending January 5, give the annexed exhibit of leading articles exported :— @ommmnos or Gazar Brrtams—Vatus ov Exronta. Yoar ending Jan. 5, 1850, 1861. 1863. man, & bs ky eee al sence eee 956,632 Linea,....do. ‘Saks a £29, 9/861,727 10,145,678 8,058,892 s 180 750308 aoraece ‘ee 1,251,866 239,938 412,060 718; 419/912 928,406 Te returns of imports and consumption preseat | $4 ee a $4 08% 225 u 100 Cary Impt Go.030 1234 260 100 Sales 1,359,686 1153016 and $6 503; 0 86 62) 8000 Ohio 6’s, ’66. nes 70... 108 600 7000 ‘71.23 96 oo 5000 Erie C) "62. 97; 50 6000 N Ind BR Bde. 99)¢ 460 15 shs Bank Amer.. 11034 100 20 Bank Commerce. 107}, 260 5 Metrop Bank.... 1063¢ 1660 45 Continental Bank 98 100 6 Corn Ex Bank... 100 500 100 Morris Canal. 21% 125 180 phe 21% 00 100 4 as 650 100 .b16 21% 50 200 . 22 «(100 400 213% 100 200 213 10 oT 6 ” 50 30 100 2: 100 5! 150 100 50 800 1% do... 100 100 400 di 100 di de lst M 106; 100 Lapa geet ps 100 pk 21; 50 Nic aaa Coat nae sare market for this mtcle, to whi was more evident to-day. bought with increased iors eye 11,000 Dole, superfine, Ne. 2 a 3 good t $4 37 $4 56% aie to straight ‘and Mlchl ch ime Salle > tates Sta bon S475: fave: abate Indiana and bho same satisfactory resulte:— Py ire Geneaee, at 34 $4 875, 236 ; extra Genesee, at $6 12' Oa wien ie ees dion Tots aes a ‘Tea, Ibs.. Wine, gals... 9,008,161 6,554,438 6,791,281 6,614,231 ‘The total deolared value of produce and manufac- Yures exported in 1850, was £65,735 ,447; in 1851, £68,631,601; 1852, £71,429,548. This steady in- reas’ denotes a healthy state of commercial affairs, Band there is every probability of its continuing. The Board of Trade table, for the month ending February 6th, in each of the past two yoars, shows mot only an aggregatedncrease in the value of ex- perts, but in nearly every article enumerated. The same feature is visible in the import trade:— Deccaree VaLon or Exrorts Mee ae Barrrain. Butter, 25,004 “Qaat - ‘Qandies 8,663 2937 Cheese 6408 4e08 Cofils 90,656 «15,249 — Cordage and 4,197 9,040 4,843 — Cottem manufac’rs. 1,608, ' ) 2,106,024 407,188 — Cotton yarn. 148°7 482,865 = 34,068 = 101,282 «123,267 — 11,701 — £803 35; 9,235 — millinery ........ 108.783 234.978 121,25 — Sardwarce and cut’y — eee 227,780 = 63,880 — Teather.....-...+-- 92,889 63,301 — Linea maaufestures 8607 — 10,701 — oni 3a080 a0 — 43] 6,67 716:288 18,332 — 1619 — iam = — 6,387 — 90,138 150,064 — 13,333 .£A4,821,781 £6,281,841 ‘Compared with the corresponding month in 1852, which in itself was one of great prosperity, the de- vlared valne of exports in February, 1853, shows an in- creasé of £1,410,060. This increase is distributed with remarkable evenness over all the principal branches of industry. Shipments to Australia have evidently ex- _ ereised an important influence in making up the aggregate. What the result of this branch of the export trade will be, time only will determine. In the meantime, exportation to Australia will go on, without mach ifany abatement, in the face of all misgivings suggested by the extent of the transac- tions already reported. The amount of articles im- ported and taken into general consumption shows a general increase. Grain of all kinds, as well as most descriptions of food, has been largely taken. Pro- visions of all kinds have increased. The annexed statement exhibits the quantities of certain articles imported and taken for home consumption :— Sarorrations wvro Tis Untrep Kixopom or Great Briram. : Taken for Home Month ending Feb. 6, 1852" i863. 1800. Teas, Grain— Grain of oth scriptions, quar- + 116,415 214,220 115,505 214,220 ‘Indian 68,136 95,926 58,136 95, 925, Wlour & i meal,owt, 192,317 306,752 192,317 305, 752 Beton, part lard, &o.,owt........ 19,802 20,819 Free, —‘Froe. end cheese, 38,879 33.112 40,864 417,626 Cocoa, p27 ,949 "921, (598 "811; ib "352! 678 Coffee, British, Ibs. 802,721 1,066,077 2,721,768 2,699,905 Do., foreign, lbs... 362,839 488,015 "465,961 1,096,584 72,473 (264,914 254,523 48,238 = 82,496 104,262 120,681 168,388 159,467 67,163 = 89,763 = 77,419 | ‘Tobacco, Ibs...... 262,414 790,052 2,662,440 2,062,436 | 27,454 22,401 45,772 48,817 344,770 = 101, 4 361 The following are the comparative imports and vi ports of raw material, showing again a large in- orease in the imports of cach article, except cotton gad tellow :— Imported. Exported, Poenatss echoes Month ending Feb. 5. Month ending Feb. 5. 1852 1853. 1852. oe 1853, Of silk manufsctures the totals stand thas: Taken for home Imported. consumption. et Sauer icy ‘Month ending Hi... Month ending Fb. 1852, 1868, 1852, 1858, ak manufactures of Burope,ibs.. 64,377 63,063 55,917 1,000 J 0,0f India, pieces 22,537 6,805 «11,460 21,720 With respect to the importation of other goods, it appears there has been a decrease in dyes and dyeing Jstafils, except cochineal, indigo, lacdye, and sumac. {Glass mannfactures and hides show a large general fiecroase. In leather manufactures, owing to the Wemand for Australia, there has been a great in- wrease. In oils of all kinds, except olive, there has piso been an increase. Of quicksilver there has been w large supply. Metals exhibit a falling off as re- feards copper, lead, and tin, In the importation of ftimber there has been a decrease of British and an fino:ease of foreign, with a diminished consumption PA both descriptions, b veka 126,066 440,902 126,365 441,679 | 170,998 585,627 637,583 3,149 6,539 6,855 | Canadian varied lit Southers exhibited epee, Seema Pek herr bbl. 773 960 3 024 338 iy 924 3,382,944 Hiderabi le animation, the home and export having 910,586 6,028,860 been Pour 4 One 600 Lessne atrated Dri, of steady rates. dete ad aan 1171, 466,421 68'986,112 66/361/020 64°724'615 at $475 for mized to good ; $e 06 Bg foe and $5 375; a $6 50 for-fancy. ’ Rye flour and were unchanged. Mr. De Luze gives, in hin Krier phe eotS the follo statement of the clearances of flo: To London, ren Mees 21 alone 6, Snalalve8,03, bbls. Liverpool, de. Glasgow, do. i és. ny ia “ British Prov., do. do. “ West Indies, de. do. = be iia = do. do. an ‘sf America, 6 ae ‘do, 3,604 Luse gives, in his ciroular for the the follow. ing statement of the clearances hence :— To London, from Mch. 21 te Mch. 26, inclusive. 4,1 bh Liverpool, do. do. do. 11.0 Glasgow, do. do. 18,990“ Rye wos held at 90e. 9 one. per bushel, but ¢ i not bring such rates. Barley was unsetiled—a sale o! 3,500 bushels was effected on private — Oats were mo- derately dealt in at 440, a 46c. for Jersey, 45c. a 47c. for pe en Ripa and 47e. a 49¢. for State and Western, Porn slightly favored factors. The active demand ab- rbed the receipts and prevented an accumulation of monk, whieh, in cel saction iis the favorable i. lish accounts, #1 i nceeed Sales have beer a mi of 38,00 buabelagt Se. a 68c. for ee ‘ 6630. for Cx to choice Southern white mye ye: pe atlas . De Luze gives, in his circular for io the following statement of the clearances nce :— To Liverpool, Moh. 21 to Meh. 26, inelusive...11, as bus. Went isdicn do. & ae. "0 S. America .d 400 Corron.—The sales io gay eee 1,500 bales, at prices htly firmer. FYER.—This commodity contin: active request, at fall prices. The da: rabies comcisnet of 500 e00 at 113¢0. ; 500 M: on terms not Rig at 06 0 9¥0., and 56 at oyse., porte,” Fears. —Live geese were more sought after, at 42 a » per lb. Sfimans to ie 1 rates ruled — lower, but there There were ta of about 90,000. bushels of grain, in bulk at » and 7,000 bushels ‘of wheat, in shippers’ bags, at 7d.; and about 3,000 to 4,000 bbis. flour, Teds. 6d 20. 14a; Sea Inland cotton, at e. ‘Te London 6,000 pokes engaged at 2s. 10d. a 2s. 1034., and at 4 close 8s. was asked. To Glasgow flour was at Ss. Havre cotton was at 3c. ; ashes and rice at $8 a $10. RB California, rates were steady, at 76c. @ 90c. for first class clippera, while ordinary eatlers obtained b6c. a 600. Australia rates were somewhat firmer, at previous rates. icon have been in better demand since our last report mbar tham for some time previous. bee 4 nd to day’s sales reached 5,000 Tuntals dey ood at $8 rs per 100 Ibs.; 1,000 bbls. mackerel at $10 25 tnd $12, for'Now 2 and Br 400 400 bbls. pickled ‘herring at do., at 280. for pei 2 bar gain; with 2,806 , and 42e. for sealed, Jroveal HAY was dull and lower. About 800 bales river were procured at 80 a 873,¢. per 100 Ibs. Hors wore in moderate request at 20 a 22c. per Ib. Lxap—Tended downwards. A sale of 100 tons German was made at $6 81% per 100 Ibs. —Rockland was more active. The sales amounted tod e00bbIs at $1 for for common, and 61 60 for lump, per DDI. joLansms—Was more inquired for. The sales embraced 80 hhds. fair to prime Porto Rico, at 28¢. a 30c., 200 mus- cayado, at 2le. a 22v., and 60 Cardenas, (for distilling,) at 20346, per lon. 01s—Nothing new oecurred ate rm. Olive varied little. tales have been made of 1 pf] crore at $1 26, and 200 baskets at $4183 0 $4 28. seed was rather unsetted. About 5,000 gallons found buyers at 68c. 8 70c per gallon. Provasons.—Pork showed Jess animation, at former prices. There were 400 bbls. new bought at $14 for prime, and $15 25 for mess, per bbl. Cut meats were quict but firm. Lard was more sparingly tendered and in better demand, at rather ny oa prices. There have xposed of, at 93% a 9c. per lb. Beef tive, though it was freely offered at pre- or quotations. Sales were made of 260 bbls., at $5121, = $662 for country prime; $625 a $6 76 for city do. ; $9 25 a $10 75 for country mess; $12 50 a $1275 for city do,; and $14 for extra do., per bbl. Boof hams were in good request. 800 Dble. prise changed bands, at $15 50 per 220 Batter continued brisk and pretty steady. We quote all kinds at 10 a 160. for Ohio; 14a 220, for State; and 208 26e. for Orange county, per Ib Cheese was moderately dealt in, at 8% 2 9X0. sper tb Reat Extate—Sales at Auction.— James Miller—- 1 lot on First avenue, corner of Kig! my fifth street, 23x94, $15. 1 hease ond ot on Southe Fifth street, Setwoen Sixth and Seventh streets, Williamsburg, $3,100. By Anthony J. Blecker—Lease of lot corner of Hudson ai Reade streets, $1,450; house and lot on Forty-sixth street, between Tenth and Rleventh avenues, 26x100, $2,200. By Albert H. Nicolay—2 four story brick stores nsalote Noo, 4.and 6 Coenties slip, northeast corner of Coenties slip ordWater street, lots about 25x27, $21,000; house and nere of and in Morrisania, $3,378. Breoklyn Pro- perty.—By James Cole— House and lot No. 30 Poplar Terevh; 100 feet from Willow street, $3,850; 6 lots on Twen- tieth street, and six lote om Twenty: first street, Previn x 9 each 26x10, $00 each; 1 lot on Powers streot, cerner tic, 20x100, $480 ; 4 lots do , adjoining, $400 each; 4 lots on Warren street, 100 feet from Powers street, $300 each; 4 lots on Baltic street, do. do., $350 each. Rick —There have been 100 tierces fair wold at $4 per 100 Ibs. Soar.—About 150 boxes Castile changed hands, at 1030. per Ibe Stans were more inquired for. The sales "of the day comprised 200 hhds. Orleans, part at 45; @ 53%0.; 175 Porto Rico, Se. a 54%c., and 1,000 Cuba, at from 4c. for common, to 5%. for prime, per Ib. TALLOW was generally needed, at 0340. fa , thongh a party paid per Ib, for & jot of 8,000 Ibs, choice, ba lively demand existed this forenoon in the auction room, where a portion of the cargo of the Kate Hayes sod offered and quickly sold, at full and satisfac- tor; We a the detaila:—By L. M, Hoffman eke iet ship Wate Hay eo—Hysen—15 half chesta, ba so,o%e | fixe, er 1, #0, Sle.; 9 da, 280. 283 do. 280"; ya00 airieon (994, FS a7i¥0, Young Hvvon—Ga hall cheats, 430; 30 et a | do, A ig0-5 22 do, 4le.; 8) ¢.: 10 do, 890.; 60 do, 38 a 37 340.; 120 do, Bie: ‘oa dy‘ 0 8 30340, j 24 do, 91 do., 38; 140 do. ‘ie, ‘190 do., 32 ; 0k do, a1 5 do., 31. sunpowiar- i halt chests, 44; 13 do, 40., 35; 26 do., 4; 98 do., 34%; 10 do., 32; an ii ; 148 do, 3036; KS do,, 90; 88 do., 20, 08 do. Imperlal-226 halt Shests, 483¢:'11 do., 4634; 46 do. 46 46; 4 do., 4356; 30 do., 43; 6 do. 40%; i do., 40; Fd 16 do., 9034; 32’ do. 2; 51 do., 26. hee Skin—11 half chests 32; 57 do., 31 ; 12 do:, 30; 50 do., 70g 25; 23 chests, 28 ie, 2; "163 do., 22; 21 8'20;'130 de., and If chests, 20; 6 choste, 18; 9 do, 1244, Byron 'Twankay—10 half ‘chests 2534: 4 if chests 24; 62 do., 4: SLL do., 23; foes, 2, igaen 18%. Souchong—100 ¢ ts, 19 0 18; 126 do., 18. ‘Wmiskry waa deeidedly more in Pag 7 ag higher in ice. The day’s sales consisted of t 23K @ 28 ge. for Jersey and 28% » 2%e. for prisons per gallon. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. By Erm Hait.i\—760 bbls. flour, 143 do. butter, 80 pkgs. leather, 4.0 bush. rye, 900 do. onts, 67 lard, 102 do. cut meats, 12 eneka ashes, 41 bales wool, 1! wheat, and 2,581 sides leather. By New Haven Ramzoan,—22 pkgs. butter, 20 sides leather, 147 pkgs. cheese, and 200 cases hats. By Nort Rivex Boats.—3,000 bbls, flour and 3,700 1 pkgs. cheese, iF i i a 3 3 z ot arch et etreet. UCTION NOTICE. Ey F i BRANCH & concneae \¢ {oneers, 13 Fults eereee eine for anole. vale on. 2th nred out it consignments Hand at Taree veoattoadey nest, ah ot teatription fer their next large sale, On pail intending goods for Parti send thom in by Saturday. cond then ee Se ore AUCTIONEER—VALUABLE hts “0 he ving of tie ‘estchostor i f [i ‘J ‘ f g . iM Peo y. ie 1608, at 20° olook ities ‘A os ) Cooaretreete, BS toot 8 ches wide by 100 feet , er no ‘No. Srotte on ‘west ride f Main street, 60 foot rare lots foet deo} ios 5 sek fal Py railroad depot at Mama- Seder furnished with gas aod Croton water Uhronplont, t] renient kitchen range, &c., Bash intel pat in comiste repair for the owner Al Portion of the purchase Bionoy may remain on mortgage & term of yoars. lock, P.M. hoes Baltic ‘and Trareison “streets, Brooklyn, par- lor, chamber, and kitchen furniture. janet, at Na 8 woke: Garay ‘uneral, from 2 Frenilin street, tomorrow anette, at thre the Peineipel part f the ds padnvendh £2 ‘thi shetty at two 0’ without late No. 10% Wout Twonty- leg 21 wife of David Murra is Nicholas Holton of Ti gz | Saxvan W. Buover, in the 20th IF te tm. and the members of United Terme made knew Rt iH. Bs gtd i hnrsg Dela 4 ot! Rea yednoeds; or and composition ornaments. Also, & ¥ es. aa ‘Capitals, ‘tables, e., Delag "the jer, who is about retiring from the ‘and ornaments have wer, and from the most ap} ‘The ‘will find this an opportunity of ineressing thelr stock of moulds, &0., seldom met Whole will be sold, without reserve, to the high wl bo oR es on’ Monday previous to the y at the office of the auc- SALES AT AVOTION. yellow and ees vara Grocers, for f _gaLE THIS DAY, 10% O'CLOCK, ee oda 1,00 sgn . ary show ey srocerien, en oe. yrida zal vote ranks ‘woarkng a) '# Hotel, No. 1 of household furniture, that oale in fro ‘slot and building adjoining, joton the ihe southwest cor: cor. Mount Pleasant Oe NTHONY ag eee ais AUCTIONEER, WILL WZo’olook, at the Mer- Sad attle brick house and root, between Eighth ai The ‘house is tn complete. ani a aso, Terms liberal Clinton sTOcK tae FURNES zeURR eae se Laurens street BSGOD & CONKLIN, Aue ton street, will sell the entire stook ‘taraiture of A. F alas this aay. 4 ten o’clook, ‘auction. —consisting awed, tins ‘marble toptable: all warranted, and a pe et Tnsgeibened eae BY THE NORTH ‘or delivery during the thot arte (ios on Pp) will te Eennelia at ee tala tea —TO HOUSE DECO. fram ¢ makers, ornamental H. LUDLOW will sell 18s, av 105g, o'olook, at ‘ge collection, consisting of about one epee aster, of patisrat, 08 14 oe eon selected and ene the jis of .their bidder, luable exotic, green bh rees, shrubbery, with ‘hot water ap} the ad raat Rad I 'adiow, on Teova ay, April 6, 15, gatinned Baily until, the w ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY. aan nnn tnannrennnnnnnnnnnnn mannan wa. SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES. “oa _————————————————— LOST AND FOUND. ply ratee dotaheg hatches aia ‘ie) Pela de| rit popes him will reosive the above’ ponents 5 REWARD.—LOST, 20TH MARCH, A POCKETBOOK, $21 6, 'in one of the pes rope: ‘The Broadway: ‘West Fourteenth ighth Ak ears. aa a i ae him plok it up off the pla ‘nfs oar, ad he will reolve the eyes reward, .with ‘hanks aes Margaret MoCabe, s0- Bedreom furnit REWARD.—LOST, ON SUNDAY, IN BROADWAY, Fareany, bodsiends and washstands, & small white lap do hoover will bri above reward, and answers to the name of Lell eke ands wat a her to" 472, Brondway will reoelve thanks of the owner. REWARD.—LOST, ON pin eles EVENING, A Any person who returns ‘the china, eryotal, and iture, with which the safe commences. ‘The shove fermitare has been but little used, and is of the manu- of Weeks, Roux, Stoney, and. other: all worthy of COLTON, AUCTIONEER.—GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD 103g yoeenres pe ‘182 Clint es hak cols bresbint. i the ard, ard street, will recet jo Tew Tt was lost betvoou Lispouard street and the Bowery. O8T—ON MONDAY EVENING, BETWEEN WASH- ington square Qe gat street, a gold bracelet, with » Sears! ‘will be liberally re- Diack oe cameo clas] OST—ON THE 26TH INST., street depot of the Hudson oe ee containing « small to any but paid'on the return of the sama 1 CO., No. 43 Wi IN, THE CHAMBERS at of money, aad pa; Jauncey Court. Ost — ON THE 2071 oe IN GOING, FROM aT a. ites dolar ence, ed.’ by leaving the ‘122 Front street. SOHN W: WHITLOC OST—IN OR NEAR UNION tin far ti ieaving teat Sr TARE, A STONE MAR- rally rewar ast Fiftcouth street. of jiptied gered THE AFTERNOON OF THE 29rn INST., n Thirtioth street and the Astor House (via the Eighth ‘Avenue Railroad), a seal rin; head snd a Latin motto. Any the office of the Astor House will be liberally rew: OST—ON_ SUNDAY Pe ES street, foepere oa Whoever will leave street, will reocive a suitable ro ga bt ha | FOUND.—IT MAY BE OBTAINED ‘on application at the mes, , mattrosses, rie with an elephant's jelivering tho same at rarded. Seotoh terrier, tail and ears . Purdy ‘on the collar. ron at 162 Water stzeet, or 88 Pio a in hair cloth, h mojagany beastend 2 ich whiah the et commence. AUCTIONEER.—ELEGANT real. Wedi he furniture in the FORM! REFORM !|— DEMOCRATIC ic MEET- elegant, i ited a sce th is vited to address Towentaa Ho Van Bure: - jiece of statuary in tl aite, Joucoy 10 Yood chairs in silk: fas; arm and parlor chairs; fancy roso- carvod contro tables, statuary ynarblo LBS +a JOHN COCHRANE, ack parlor furniture, Chatvoaa of comstier eee ee. Wiruram M. Coons, Sebretary. prs THE MILITARY. Anne INGTON 2 napalm —THE MEMBERS A Tequested to. attend a 0" os Sa aint tn ‘anctual attendance is re- aclaperinnt Sasinces will be transposed By er- THOS. KIRK, Chairman. jer. H. W. Gener, Secretary. INSTRUCTION. \VENING CLASSES—FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH, Latin and Greok—Instruction will be given by 4 young os for partial board and room. Please address L. E., Herald office. Persons wishing to re- ocive private lessons, may apply as above. ‘Terms moderate. F EVER A CHEAP WORK DRSERVED UNIVERS! ‘Goldsmith's System of Ponmanship,”” shape, embracing full dirsotions, and “six coptes, (fao tar of Goldsmith's the same slumber of it 10 cPolook, at 1 man in the above langua acceptation, it is * reduced to cop eeu ing, Aleo, will ba} their store forthe convenience of d made if requi AUCTIONEER—BRANCH & McDONNELL, will w soll on n Thureday morning, Slet inst ; 10 too) joon, No. 174 West Brom Sandwritiogs) i Price 2 cents, or five copies $1: ‘AMES McDONNELL, A DENMANSHIP.—MR. GOLDSMITH WILL boat ad 4H. AUCTIONEER.—ATTENTION IS = calied to the istgess and Peremptor sale of rare and va- ently at rden plants, frait the greonhor ‘and with oul reese te a Righth avenue railrosds LEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.— L. VANDEWATER will sell this d 5 4 crolook, at No. 12 nt household furniture, , Wednesda: yar Fife! gil mantel Ao 01 ‘whic ‘wil be found a copy atter lendid rosewood seven oo- dios ay Patios ornamants; Brussels ure—rose- rniture—boek- eshowoods Hivtsry tables, tanies, Dining room—extension tables, rich Parisian dinner set, tea sete, together with general’ assortment of Also s general assortment hole form- inesday, Maroh 30, at streot We ton street, near Atlantic nteel furniture of the house, com- marble ENTEEL, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE HENRY H. DS & CO., auctioneers, will sll at Teeeaday, Maroh Si! at 29 Bast otion "ivanty di stroet, at 1036 of new household id furniture, ; acces t place wutiful suit of enamelled ith marble tops, and il - i Toa dE kitoh ei at ENTEEL J HOUSEHOLD FURNITU! DEWATER will sell on Thursda) ook, me jon avenue, west rid fae LY ad boa) gas istis ture. E AT AUCTION, at 10! between De Kai an assortment marble stata- sent ENE bors rare, all ing of velvet avy lace ik broos- farniture, (et room plush, and inblen, Brussels carpets, rich cut jod real china dessert, sot, dining and ver plated ware, tea trays, castors, toa other articles. Bedrooms—Brnasels Rees mattresses, rosewood dressing bureau, mahor nyt, ais enclosed washstands, shaving other fine fu furniture. Cat- Slogees will be roady on ‘the morning of sale. OUSEHOLD FURNITURE.—WILLIAM IRVING & Co., Auctioncers, will sell at auction, this day, at half. Wooster street, a small assortment of ousehold furniture, Leieeat of carpet, ing, Ac.’ Also, an assortmont of kitcheh furni- ture, china, glassware, & QUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES.—HENRY H. LEEDS & CO, 8 Wall street, near Brondway, witl give their personal attention, as usual, to the sale of furniture at mili ed breaking a housekeeping or remov- sales of furniture at chairs, sofas, bed- those whordesire this me- ‘ired. ae nd he new pupils day at his rooms, No. Gigs’ classon nb 11 and 4 o’cloe 3,7, and 8 o'clock P. M, venient to the pupil. § PANISH LANGUAGE.—A SPANISH GENTLEMAN favorably known in this city as a teacher of his native wetiess Will tmpart instenetion in the same to ladies and x his office, or in any part “translations ‘with cotred Broadway, room No. 11, PANISH LANGUAGE—A COMPETENT TRACHER basa few unemployed bh them to instruction in gentlemen's at 9 A. ARGE AND PEREMT mantel ginsace, # of w Broadway establish ¢ of furniture, consisting of and a chence of obtaining a house and out additional cost. and directly,on he Hine with ti nrpAsee 0 lots are situated oa mi ch gro he Hi ving fivele Toooons per Ereto beobened and graded free of expense. There no qroded free fully, trains that sto} a xt White Plains, jerk 16 cents oe ee 8 ay. han” the deed is delivered; or $50 can remain For Nth hic mapa and fall pply to ALBERT H. NICOLAY, Real Estate nud auctioneer, 40 Wall street. ‘AGNIFICENT PROPERTY AT A Seatt, Auctioneer, will sell at March 20, at two o'clock P. desirable and elegant couniry SPANISH GENTLEMAN tenchor of his native tion in the samo to anism we will also. make’ transiatio priety. Apply at 588 Broadway, room No. 11, up stairs. With ooffectneas and pre: ae DAME PHILLIPS WILLOPEN THIS Tort bell with a most brilliant Which will be sold ten por cont less than an: ‘sole purpose of clearing menoe of removing to. I71 Ig judge for yourselves, ment of her own manufacti ho atock | Fy the Ladies, pleste call and way, between Howard and Canal strests. RS. WALKER WILL OPEN rooms, on fig here 7 did assortment of ‘and at 133 Ninth avenue, GUERREOTYPE LIKENESSES WORTH HAVING— oe ‘saz of the art, of nd Dopulae rooms of walls, front and re HER MILLINERY improvemente, out &o. jaroh 31, with & large and splen- children’s hate, flowers, &c., di tely after the peers ity a ad Newark Suob aa are dail of our first families, at ¢! ear Prince street. an Sronpe, taken ia 6 rae Anderson's oar] suction, n fronting ont onesses of the sie ally attended to by Mr. K. been vee on this pro wit Thould avail themselves of a: opps property in that loeation to be sold ORKVILLE LoTs For 8A) QOKRS’ RANGING “ACADEMY, T onees from th the be time of rabectpeioe. The tcboul “willcoutine open during the whole yeat. on aay, 12 o'clook, at he More! th atreet, botween Fifth and Six ‘280 feet from Finhe Noth street, botw ane A yong S FoR AN TORY SALE OF PIER GLASSES. LAVA: anes wae wih Gnd this day, Wednerday, ‘all stroet—Specia! I of the best to pay cash aa the wing will take place, and he emioen the idence of J. I me with three |. twelve build- ot boon oF within ton rous of prbunity, as thle is by the ‘original o Boe rag BUILD. otioth . Battie watts het fet Taokee deep Tt Forms at vale.” * “ 4 AUCTIONEER... pepe tal al re 12 ins, and the cman dation bans cash is required; $40 on wile wld Mt Atty Tots on the Jenmey ad. This ropert consider + eae ae eee eed garden Ee td other inns sues A of . IRE a faraitu 2 Tiered or == ee 6 whe: rial te, far tire and hi at esses; rosewood and m mar wiashatosds: Fr 8 and -a-totes;, "ory tof dea eston dasrwary ds" Ale able eallection we ‘Sit paintlags, rlobly |. WITTERS, AUeHOWERR Wit, aELLe THIS day, at 10 ene at 29 Gi the furniture re; mirrors, di- See had reok, dress- LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN Bi MMO. Ing buresua, wash stands, wardrobes, s, hair mat- AD heh Cera e rh oe RUC one: trees. beading, cooking stov croak a mi ero floor; Board for the lady om Sentral, one HReeee ken ttwo houses to lot and furniture for sale Beoabeny. rma: are Adérets Witew, a ONEER.—BY JONES & BO. Mi, Bad OMe hat ae ibe arbleck, at the store No. 15 Ponce Ale Spruce street, mo al 10 0 chests en young hy- pene Iya ten ton, grocers! less cares, stand oasis, couches, tanits, | Fourteenth street. References exchanged. Please a Is, bed: , looking slaseon, ands ands neral aasortnehe of onsahold furaitare, Kruger, attorney for Prictusat ob. FURNISHED PARLOR TO LET SUITABLE FOR A tleman and his wife, with board for the Indy. foardize te the house, Nise bm ofiee Basement. 168 Spring street, one minute's walk went of Broadway, CARD-THREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN BE ‘acoommodated with furnished root ‘and tom, in 2 private acre he comforts of some. Is a ory plessant dow tsinutes walk from the railroad tou streets beGrean Hudson and Variek: OARD GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WI Bow rigsle gentiomen oF Indica can be pvernntly ae she, cos mortga, t ers, asses, fix- sina ma euty Bishop atteruey for he mettonaoe ee Se es COPARTSERSHIP ‘NOTICES. OR $10,000.—A PARTNER b WANTED ‘AQ. $5, 10,000, im the liver; apa tive of silent, wi livery sta! fie ey hol ‘where’ Te ‘is well Knows that the ple to the sity, | commodatedins small genteel familly, where shore ate bles will be rent free: | CPitaren, House new amd ‘frst, olass, with sil'the ate = rota; Call at the soosud house cust ef Rigs ve! nue, on Twenty-fifth street. Bee eee BY A Fath Sane a hed room, with full board, ia s fami; Pray a quict and momfertable home could ny Jo: Terms must be moderate. Address A. R. J., Herald atating terms, location, £0. References dosired, Bare —CHOICE ROOMS IN A FIRST ven rt hyn gen: $500 ‘TO $1,000.—WANTED, - ae MAKER to join advertiser in # business that wilt t least 00 per cont annually. Address W. B. P., Herald office. ‘TO $900.—PARTNER WANTED.—THE ADVER™ tiser having more business than he oan attend to, (iheve diferent kinds) wishes to, engage immediate! immediate vicinity of the Fifth energetic business man as. part ther or all.. None trill ploaso ‘apply unteas dion ad rondy for action at Yemen and Abels wives, and sl mg once: Fo nd floor, a y at NoS Clinton plao , between the hours of2 | Le O.WAZARINER WANTED, WITH FROM $400 BOARD PARLons, wine fy tng Rabi | o $400, in a hous agonoy businens alzondy estab: | furnian Aine, roomne SF Sia eateecs ee eeen (raat beet 550 Oe RAY, 499 Broadway. | Stage routes Apply at 229 Chrystie strest. PARTNER Pogue the was ge CAPITAL OF POARD WITH PLEASANT, ROOMS. AND G90B 000, t wholesale liquor and California ; gt itp stare bub Business is) well oatablished ad | joa, fre eatlemen and thelr wiven 3 eres the capital is ‘House has hot, oold, and shower bat te ring @ lary rot, and the object o! to in- Sreaee, the Business, "None aeee app the bove am: adress bex 1, DP) SROkUTION. THE, COPARTNERSHIP HERETO- Fe te eat SAMUEL T BLATCHFORD. bs 7 mutual conpen’: CHARLES T. HARRIS, Now York, Oct. 31, 1882. AUGUSTUS DALSON. NOCIGEGTHE FIRM OF © WINANT & CO. 18 ereby dissolved by mace ELIUS WINANT, QGORNELIUS WINANT, Jn. New York, March 24 ine ue the business on his own ao- pelos Sicshunoees CORNELIUS WINANT, Ju Ja. stages or oars. Apply at 69 Jani square. nent board in ighly tupestee are few or uo hoarders,) in Brooklyn, Folton or Wall street ferries. Roferences nied a Thomas, Herald office. ee OARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY OF i et ae pe and his wife be scoomm: madates with s bedroom, unfurnished. ea te asdern, we “Toasted ia St. Luke's modern improvements. pak Blase. Fermanent sone as Best of reference givon if req: dress E. W. \erald office. Sepa Rs WEL en cee Se ee eee Bones, a acted S| WANTED—BY A GENTLE- wi A) me PARTNER, WHO CAN FURNISH FROM ti W hy, tn a jabbing heune, shat doen an onli | geno Doatdore, ertia!botrd only for geatlentn. Leeatiew sues gt oye i esag k trot he baton Washington prot aad wide and unders ne of May, ‘gene ree tea minutes w Fulton ferry. ieaaet offies. OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN. oad wife ands fow single gentlemen oan be musing Vivere eh interv! ANTEDS 9000 A PARTNER WITH THIS “AMOUNT mye had. $9" Herclaetoe, tion and commission busi arant rooms in @ first class heuse. | mereleaey Shan $100,000 worth of et property on band Ply ip in Yaton ttrest, ave doors from Hicks, neat so for private sale, successfal auction business. No bet- tence from Hamilton ferry. ter Spportunity can offer for so small cerita oa the eet ZOARD. AND AN UNFURNISHED ROOM W. No. fath nee will | will Bevery profitable. Apply to A. per part of the ity, by by & middle- Re lad Refe: han, ‘address | PGs box Bobrort once Tet Bore. WANTED—FOR A Ceti tad AND WIFR, za eee a side i Say pendlnd w Houston mer —TAKE NOTICE, THAT WE cae teas lenge the — to compete with of ‘billiard ‘bles — si chet Rae tare beveght to's de 7 4 can supply elu rooms, and Public rooms rg tables ever produc the Ganon ‘States, Gontiern dogs thelr ows mole: | B for themselv: an eir own ju DECKER, billiard table manufscturers, No. 90 Ann street, aor WANTER-BT A anes = AND WIi es org BA Nara or das eta Pe Asante ee ae ‘post-paid, or apply in person. * RSs WANTED—BY A YOUNG ard IW A GEN- corner of fold. BANCA, TN FROM STORE AND TO ARRIVE.—FOR php iy rbee teal private , Residing on the west side of Broad FicTOw BIsHOP, 28 Malden lene. Tay, betroen Bleecker fad Fourteenth atroots. Referenees To bid ectenpene arr ope pe Benito IN Rada § with a: ite coal, by which there erromenrie inthe fo ooet ot fuel, fest and the ally of the bricks ere Be to! Stained forthe abe improvement, by oe H. ANDREWS, Fiero Pen Ciera, OF CORNS, Ex. MADAME BERH. , NOLS once Boskd, WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY, IN A RE: spectable boarding house. Location mot above seventh street and Eighth avenue. noes given, drees,for one day, 8. Clarke, Broadway Post offiee. et Betton WANTED IN Looe ed TWO GEN- tlemon. Address box 1,008 Post Boake w WANTED IN BROOKLYN, BY A LADY, It a private pally! A widow lad; Preferred, ills if d Kidrese 0. °R. 8., Brooklyn ween a end 7 Ayal the public that she has re duced her “ aC make ev ree fom Pete, Oeeatont, Sale grown in the Bech, aa. With ci cane oom 3 ing the loast incon vonie oe. Persons can = | ie a pares or ears ane residences from 7 autll € o'clock, . AMPHOR WOOD, LEBANON AND PENCIL CE- ‘dar trunks, the only suro and permanent romedy from moth, Iron safes, and cast iron chests. Repairing done as usual at the subscriber's factory and warerooms, 28 Gold street, near John. JESSE DELANO. 0 YOU SUFFER WITH ANY PAIN!—IF YOU DO, uso Dr. Rose's Pain Curer. It cures toothache in & minute; it cures, like magio, bruises, sprains, ati neck from 8 cold, toro throats, pains in th i breast, rhenmation, OARDING—A SUITE OF ROOMS ON THE SECOND floor to let, with board, ina a family, where the ‘somforte of @ home oan be enjoyed session can be tained in April. The Seennaed cae ae root Oi wery. renee given ai aired. Address Herald of <9 nee git nd reqt Ou. BoAkpInc—on AND AFTER THE FIRST OF APRIL, 110 Leroy street, .Hudeon. Ise healthy and de- tae. Seogsions house cold water Varick street, near St. Boazrins, gikes SHEE ROOMS, gta t PogRe. area OARDING—FOR FAMILIES OR sud atteot on Grand treet and Bowery; and La ggine Y oorner and Third street. h bedroom, ' closet adjoini oreiabie. » —— at DELAYS ily without children; also, severe double ‘rosme D ‘Tho first of May ard. Wil ear. Transient onsdery $1 0 Ret aa soon be here: per day. Ay sf single geats, without board. ‘oint iekyene anor f ple newe. OARDING—A FEW SELECT BOARDERS MAY FIND obanged. Birrommodaie GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN BB accommodated with a ‘lor and bedrooms, front om wheel , on the second floor; likewise, two gentlemen jo rooms, at 624 Broadway. OARDING.—THE LARGE AND commontoss wispnel fe house, 129 Ninth street, corner of Broad familics or single boarders, being me ay with all the medern ge DARDING ON BROADWAY—A HANDSOMELY FOR. AND ed parlor, with bedroom attached, and several inese: f Proprietor o of the old es- tthe first class’ privat ‘tablished feather store and mattress Minato peg al jo. 808 Grand way, : door to the St. Charles, street, bogs leave to call the attention of his patrons, the | the Society Lineatyr’ Meterengse exehuaged. housekeopers in the city and country, te the new a sive assort OARDING AGENCY.—PERSONS DESIROUS OF OB- iy house in the elty.” W.CRAW- i ploase to call as soonas BUCK, No. 368 Grand street, second door ‘east of Husex.” | as a numberof fist olage boutdore are. waiting 40 be wecem modated. "Terme moderate, Apply to EIALLIC RUBBER @0OD8-—UNION INDIA RUB. E. WRAY, Agent, 0 Beontwogs Fa ety T Genlsearh patente, of soaberelvabe, | (}OUNTRY BOARD.—FAMILIES IN WANT OF SUM- 8, MATTRESSES Voge Naeee hsb geeks, beard will find pleasant and acroesble reoms pinches, o8 loca sisths ‘saoseteovies serail tiion be the house Of WAL. W, SEWARD. Bay Hill, South Ambeye Feet. ty hs ompleg ne sper ed Thin house If ioonved in'a remarkably’ healt TDi, WILRON, Frecdeat with af amd convenient en on amhents jaar eb “ ¥. M. Suxpann, Treasurer and Secretary. New Fork datiy, The reeambo fohn Bott making twe RINTING INK OF RVERY DESCRIPTION, AT NO. | Wufsec! G0¥: txoept Sunday; time, one hour hese surest, New York JOUN G. eatewt ie is | quarters. constantly man always om band, every . ink. calanod G IRENCH BOARD. LET, FROM THE 12TH OF hepeink, © ae Tick kb me ink Rn oe poaual to Janufectu. April, the whole Soor, consisting of parlors and regular ern iniprovomencs, in'e fret oleae Beaune’ at as low" prices as ean be scld factarer. forwarded ty railroad {a a central. and vory pleasant parvot the Pires eae Pescaee etre | eminent ey cremate ot jew York. —' ie te 10 of news inks ale aarest many ther papers in tk ia this Cty, taetinay Also a parlor, and bedroom to et from Fi jadelphia, Be imere, New first of May, on Southerners are invited to call, ities ‘fad towns mike United States at 08 Bt. Mark’s plac. Sit ner ange. at 6 e’olo: Pasa the door. ference FPORNISHED ROOMS, ON SECOND FLOOR, IN Blecekor strect, between Brondway and Bowety, te let, to twe or three spatiomen with or with and tea. Addrces 8. P. H., Herald office. — gyn ne ce regen ape pr me apa ec jpn ea ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD, IN & R= paepcveD ar eaten MACHINE.—FROM Fn vate family. Inquire at No. 19) Greene street, near mado a et iarth dete — Bleecker street. (Ge aaerdieary UITS OF ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD, AT NO. 7a are ver ry. np stony ird at ‘and thi Aileen post peld, RIPLEY & eit > rent railroad and stage HE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGR—NO | al iy. teree 7 the ry ratal Palace) render ite remed: we be rereot ay Crt to yg pared very dericatle residence to secure for the coming season. eoile, tea, pick Feat hae, fore threat cough | WO OR THRER SINGLE GENTH) MEN CAN BR eek PRs Fhare ABD WIRE.—A LARGE SUP- ven just reecived and iss be, nest, ack, et ‘accommodated with pleasant rooms ned. Price | Wert Sixteonth street. 25 and 50 cent ‘obias’ He nen in pint bottles, Bene Mated cheaper ane Better any aay other for the oure LET, WITH gkcalis, swelling, eratehes. calle, cu sed, ,o14 seren en. large front room, with gas, ina private rie 60 ee pan folly, reniding at South foreye AS vulted Staten: Depot, 240 Greenwioh Brooklyn: ‘Adarees B. G. Ke Weruld of the Uinived GeAtes,_ DUpOt, Fee ee TE in | eet me ees ee esa ge HE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN, THE WORLD —D ANTED—A FURNISHED APARTMENT, FOR A Roso’s ane hace pal a“ coughs, colds, it bert * Ce The Dr. Rose, itleman and lady, board for the lad. ly, fi ties fami "ulere there aromo ciher boarders.” Address MH Herald office, for three days. Wane. —A PLEASANT I ROOM FOR tleman, hoard for the Indy onl particulars, Mortimer, Browdway, Poet Off have used this preps agree wi Tael ia, that creator lion of Bisdeees at 50 conte and $1, to be had of C. H. Ring . Vache romdway. zones & Smith, of Canal street ‘est Broadwa, Sorack of Canal Meee’ Set Tiskan ane’ Waler,’ avonoe W car beargom, ter Cue an ei ee bechbetnn there are few boarders. East side of the town Address W., box 852 Post office. W SI AND MOUSTACHE RS, ARE AN ORNA ne ete ied face of fon 2 ature is not boun. ANTED—ROOMS AND BOARD FOR A ce ane Ny Now, mt will forco the famity, where there are no other boarders, in ¢ he Bela: Heal hale to grow stro one xnriant in six weeks, and "New York—Staten Island proferred. ‘will not stain or injure che thie, $1 per bottle. Sent to Box O82 Post Office. any part of the country. R. G. GRAHAM, 38 Ann et. Se LIQUORS. SPORTING. —_ Dee LOST.—$10 REWARD WILL BE GIVEN. AND 20. 000 netieeal ae, Od spe ted ee ‘no questions asked, for the return of a rer: ‘smail black L ea afew sees Ca. s olored fog: answers tthe name of nut, Apply 7 article: act Corncoe, 38 po Ry x0 ‘NT. BECKER, No. 402 Broadway. Fee, RnR esis, ANCY PIGEONS.—A CHOICE COLLECTION OF $10.00 000 m8 ) wink RAN DIES, §, WINES, G tare, swallows, earde, jumblers, fans pies ratte Ren for uate. Apply a€ 98: Yona wie, rae te par ieat Rohroeder Pees ee ines, olares wines OR SALE—A SPLENDID capATSAR DOG, SIX toon months old, Inquire nt No. 1 Mulberry’ strect, cores nes afiaiaie vagey ilo tanked corner of Chatham. af ee Bae 2 ee ARRELS OF a rORTE 1 TOUT, AND EWFOUNDLAND DOG FOR, SALE. — A YOUNG 0)0 Netnsatng | ofan atnnaee tnd eer bred purest stock, and o! cemarhatie Traut, ste mieceeant G it ola ee alt a se eae stout Falke Younge no Ine, ie oom! with 5 Roniy at 21 nas ‘street, in the bavoment whi. it. eae ee worner Brveme ead Crosby svcoot |