The New York Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1853, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Tuvurspay, April 14—6 P. M. There was a better feeling in the stock market to- day. The demand was more active, and an improve- Jment in prices was realized. ‘At the first board, Morris Canal went up ¢$ per cent; Cumberland i Parker Vein, 14; Phoenix, }; Norwich and Worcester, 4; Evie Railroad, j; Harlam, $; New Creek, }; Hudson Railroad, 4; Continental Bank, j. Morris, Canton, Nicara ua, Cumberland, in fact, all the leading fancies, were operated in to some extent, and 1g from present appearances, the prospect is brightning; but we are not disposed to put much confidence in these upward movements. They are generally so short lived, and upon such a shaky, lim foundation, that we have no guaranty from day to day that they ean be made available. They are created by the brokers, who are unfortunately large holders of the fancies, who seek to reduce their sup- plies by attracting outsiders. The ruse does not work; all the speculators in the marketare in the street, and by turning over the fancies among them- ‘selves, they may share from time to time an improve- ment. It cannot, however, continue, for the bears take advantage of every endeavor to put out con- tracts, and they will soon fill up those who at pre- sent may not be surfeited. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port to-day, amounted to $88,804 51; pay- ments, $75,350 58—balance, $6,953,709 01. The new Director of the Mint, Thomas M. Petit, has entered on the duties of his office. The office of ‘Treasurer is still held by Mr. Dale, who is anxiously awaiting some one to take his place. Atthe second board the market was decidedly more buoyant, and the transactions toa pretty fair amount. Cumberland advanced 4 per cent; Florence and Keyport, 4; Nicaragua Transit, {; Parker Vein, 4; Erie Railroad, 4; Hudson Railroad, 1; Norwich and Worcester, 4; Morris Canal, }. A few shares of Crystal Palace were sold to-day at $150—the first sale we have noticed for a long time. Mr. Simeon Draper holds his weekly sale of stocks at public auction to-morrow, (Friday,) at the Mer- chants’ Exchange. The list of stocks to be offered comprises a variety of good stock and bond secu- rities, including 1,000 shares North Carolina Copper Company, and 100 bonds of the city of Cincinnati. The steamer Alps, at Boston, from Liverpool, brings four days later news from all parts of Europe. A slight advance in quotations for cotton had been realized, with a good demand. In breadstuffs there had been no change, either in prices or extent of transactions. In the manufacturing districts con- siderable activity prevailed. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have declared a semi-annual dividend of three per cent on the main stem and five per cent on the Washing- ton branch. The Fulton Bank of this city has declared a semi- annual dividend of five per cent. A resolution was offered in the Massachusetts House of Representatives yesterday, instructing the bank committee to consider the expediency of re- quiring every bank to report to the Secretary of State weekly a complete statement of its affairs. The order also requires that the Secretary publish in newspapers monthly abstracts of the returns; and that each bank shall constantly have in specie twelve per cent. of its capital, and stop discounting when the specie on hand falls below that amount. The receipts of the Long Island _ Railroad, for the fiscal year ending March 31 were $217,364 23; and for the previous fiscal year $192,443 64, showing an increase of $34,922 59. The receipts for the last four fiscal years ending the 31st of March, have been as follows:— Lone Istanp Ramroap. 1849-50. 1850-51. 1851-52, 1852-63. $126,666 Baa $150,139 52,399 : 62,416 4,329 4,329 4,809 637 = fa $184,582 $192,440 $217,364 The Boston Post, in speaking of Lake Superior copper stocks, says :— The recent declaration of a $30 dividend by the Minne- sota, that cost but $22 per share, and the certainty that another dividend of from $30 to $50 will be earned b; January next, have tended toexcite the minds of al ‘who are interested in mining enterprises. But we depro- | cate all ignorant speculation, and think it would be better for the whole copper interest, if not a share were | yubliely bought and sold until the first payment of divi- Sends.” Rapec ially do we hope that the able will not be induced to join in any “bogus’” companies, got up to | enable the. projectors to put money in their purse, rather than to pluck out metal from the bowels of the land. Copper Falls is now searce and firm at 50 to 51. Toltec is the present speculative card. Both are under able direction, and while the great success of the former is beyond a doubt, that of the latter is so near a certainty aS to put it in the first rank of non-dividend mines. Winthrop and Dana are also active. The latter is more developed, but the former is thought to have the famous “hill vein”’ of the Copper Falls running through its territory. The holders of “Adventare” will be to learn that the prospects of that mine are now favora- | ble. The Toltec vein is said to cover one end of the pro- , while the recent letters state that the present i have reached an abundance of metal. We learn that in the criminal court of St. Louis, on the 30th of March, Messrs. Page & Bacon, bank- ers, were fined $1,000 each for illegal banking. In- dictments of a similar character are pending against Messrs. Lucas & Simonds, Clark & Brothers, and other banking firms of St. Louis. The stockholders of the Bank of Missouri have voted not to permit the State to sell out its stock: The vote stood 243 in favor of the State selling out, | and 1,720 against selling. The Manufacturers’ Insurance Company of Boston | have declared a semi-annual dividend of fifteen per oethe official report of earnings of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, for the month of March, 1853, gives the annexed exhibit:— BAuTIMORE AND O10 Rarroap. Main Stem. Wash'ton Branch. Total. For passengers. $46 372 58 $45,711 61 $92,084 10 9,894 79 8,441 41 178,336 20 | For freight .... 1 Total........9216,267 87 $54,153 02 $270,420 39 The quantity of certain articles transported east- wardly into the city of Baltimore during the month, was as annexed :— Bark, tons, 36 34 ; coal, 13,152: firebrick, 213; flour, bbl:., 60,1223¢; grain, tons, 00734: granite, 58244; iron, 600%" iron ore and manganese, 631';: lard and butter, 1603: leather, 18334; cotton, bales, 314; wool, 66; lime, tons, | 5144: livestock, 4,409 hogs, 35414: 1,809’ sheep, 128; 650 horses and mules, 313% ; 1,405 horned cattle, 712%: meal and rts, 202%, pork and bacon, 5243, tons; tobacco, hhds., 167; whiskey, bbls., 627; miscellaneous, tons, 891 Hlour tecelved from Washington branch, bbls., 2,202. From the aboye statement it will be perceived that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is already a powerful rival for the western freighting business, and with the aid of the daily line of steamers of the Parker Vein Coal Company, in the transportation of — freight to and from this city and Baltimore, in con- | nection with the railroad, it will form the quickest and cheapest route for freight between this city and Cincinnati. A corps of surveyors has been organized at New- burg, and another at Syracuse, for the purpose of | surveying @ railroad route between those cities, and they are now progressing towards the centre of the line. The line will be less than 170 miles long, re- ducing the distance from Syracuse to New York city full fifty, and perhaps sixty miles. The grades, so far as can be now seen, will present no impediment to easy and speedy travel either way, and the isolated country it is to traverse, and the tunnel-like centra.at ~hich it starts towards the great market of the intry, all combine to characterize it as the greatest troad enterprise in contemplation in the State. ® nucleus of the company, in capital, &c., has sady been formed, and there is every probability of work being pushed forward with vigor. The Bankers’ Magazine furnishes the returns of « voulation of the private and joint-stock banks in | § “ngland and Wales for the four weeks ending the 20th of January, and the 5th, 12th, and 19th of | February, and gives the following as the average weekly circulation of those banks during the past month, vi Private bapks. Joint stock bai Average weekly circulation.......... The retarns of the circulation scotch banks for the four weeks ending the 1) J cinuary, when added together, give the full as the average week'y circulation of those banks was rare and during the past month, viz :— Average circulation of the Irish banks.. Average cireulat on of the Scotch banks Average circulation ¢uring past month. These returns, combined with the average circula- tion of the Bank of England for the same period, will give the following results of the total circulation of notes in the United Kingdom, when compared with the previous month — BANK oF ENGLAND'S CIRCOLATIO: Jan. 22. Feb. Bank of England Private Banks.. Joint-stock Banks.. Total in England, Scotland Ireland, United Kingdom... . £39,450,853 £38,429,369 £1,021,484 —showing a decrease of £930,546 in the circulation | to load at Cardenas, with molasses, at $312, and of notes in the United Kingdom, when compared with hd themonth ending the 22d January; and, with the month ending the 21st of February, 1852, showing an increase of £2,555,691 in the circulation | of notes in England, and an increase of £3,34,099 | in the circulation of the United Kingdom. The average stock of bullion held by the Bank of | England in both departments, during the month | ending the 19th of February, was £13,615,156, being | been a decrease of £1,096,521, as compared with the pre- vious month, and an increase of £104,003, when compared with the same period last year. The stock of specie held by the Scotch and Irish | banks during the month ending the 19th of Febru. ary, was £2,705,977, being an increase of £4,046, as compared with ‘the previous return, and an increase of £485,364, when compared with the corresponding period last year. The annexed statement exhibits the expenditure and revenue of the province of Canada, for the year 1852 :— PROVINCE OF CANADA—INCOME AND EXPENDITURES, Total receipts from all sources for the year ending Jan. 31, 1858, Total expenditures for Balance to credit of consolidated fund, Jan. 31, 1858.....44 The balance to the cre: on the 31st of January, 1852, amounted to £407,400. This shows a slight falling off in the net revenue of | the year just closed. The commissioners appointed by the Legislature of Louisiana to examine into the condition of the banks of New Orleans make the annexed report of the three institutions in the process of liquidation :— | Crmzuns’ Bank. The examination of the affairs of the Citizens’ Bank | shews that the institution bas no circulation or deposits, | and no liabilities except for the State bonds and bank bonds held abroad. The committees had only to look inte the security which the State has in the assets of the insti- tution, and the mortgage securities given to the bank by its stockhoiders for the punctual payment of the State obligations as they become due. the committees were able to make, consulting the local knowledge of the different members of the committeos as tgages upon property in their respective localities, induces the belief that the security is ample for the protection of the State. The mortgag remain binding for their original amount, although sixteen instalments of one dollar on each share have been called | i paid with remarkable punctuality. The baok has considerable aseets, and is collecting from the stockhold- ers the contributions authorized under the act of 1847. These will for a number of years produce a considerable surplus of receipts over payments. The State is, in the judgment of the committee, well Yor her liabilities for this bank, if dently guarded hereafter. ‘THE CONSOLIDATED ASSOCIATION, The same general remarks no circulation or movement. superintending the liquidation, in order to aguinst loss, on account of bonds issued for the use of the bank. The winding up of the bank will show a | heavy loss to the stockholders. The apparent deficiency is now about $300,000, whish will doubtless be consider | ably increased on the closing of unsettled accounts; but the mortgages which the bank holds, and its good assets, | afford in the present aspect of affairs an apparent abun- cant security against loss to the State on account of the to the value of the mor ‘The successful negotiation of the Citizens’ Bank with | the foreign bondholders, by which that institution is mitted and expected to revert shortly to the cont its stockholders, will, on the consummation of those ar rapgements, make necessary a change in the State manogement of this institution. ik to be noticed is the Union uidation, and has nearly closed lis liabilities are nearly | been adequately provided for, and it has collected and | divided among its shareholders nearly the whole of its In the division of its surplus profits the State, 3 stockholder to the amount of one-sixth, has received, in two dividends, the following sums :— | First dividend, June Ist, 1852. .. Second dividend, January, 1853. The whole of the first dividend, $22,866 73 of the second dividend, were retained by | ment with the State, on account of the liabilities ot the bank for the Clinton and Port Hudson Railroad bonds. Another sum of $3,000 was credited on account of a sight draft on the treasury paid by the bank: and $6,000 to re- sit made with the State Treasurer to represent nds, which the bank is ready to deliver. The balance, amounting to $105,529 67, the committee found placed to the credit of the State on the books of the bank, where it has been, subject to draft, since the lst of January Ja: The State has still an interest of one-sixth in the profits of the bank, which are yet undivided. A proposition has | been made by the bank to purchase this interest. The | Treasurer of the State was authori: last March, to regotiate with the bank, but was unable to come to any agreement. dollars per share, which the Treasurer declined accept- e bank has since made a dividend of fifteen dol- lars a share, on which the State has received $137,396. amount undivided of unascer- In view of this subject, the committees detailed statement The only remaining Bank, which is also in its affairs. capital. fund a dey #1x State ing. ‘There is s' tained deemed it expedient to ask for a of all the remaining assets and liabilities of the bank, in | order to enable them to form an opinion upon the course which itis expedient for the State to take. were promptly furnished, and on an examination thereof the committee came to the conclusion that the interests | of the State do not require any sale to the bank of its prospective share of profits, but would be at least as well tmitting the bank to proceed in its rega- uidatirn, and receiving her rateable portion of the profits as they may be realized. Stock Exchange. womoted by F course of $8000 U S6’s, °67.. 12000 Ohio 6’s, ‘60.03 10834 11000 NYS 5's, °55 b3 108% 4000 do 6's, 62. 2000 Erie {n Bonds, 94000 ERC Bas 71.83 9534 25 shs Broadway Bk. 113 Bank N America, 10634 26 Metropolitan Bk. 107%¢ 10 Continental Bk.- 100 NO Can & Bkg Co 1103 50 Morris Canal. .33 200 100 | 100 100 400 500 Montgom Ming 100 Flor & Keyp..#80 13%; 250 Canton Co....... 284 200 100 400 400 175 Dauphin Coal. 50 Camb Coal Co. .83 50 50 800 ehe Me 100, 20 ww 100 200 200 100 200 100 200 100 200 206 6 100 N J Zine 200 Mont Mining... 200 Cumb Coal Co. «80 106 200 50 #5 proved r at $4; sw and Mich’ good Ohio at $4 62 8 $5 O83, a nadian was nected. quest at highe at #95 50 for fav I was held at quently ruled inan'mate, Western ordinary to prime w uture delivery, at $1160 $1 2 There have been 4 SALES AT AUCTION. UCTION NOTICE, LARGE SALE OF HOTEL AND ition, om Saturday, at 104, Fit o'clock, in the auetion roo: treet. ah SEBEL avctinee UCTION hag > SA ORTGAGEE’S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Carpet this day, at 10 A. M. it, near Fulton —R. C. KEM) ng lay, at 85 Nassau mained the same. ‘The sales reached 29,000 bushels, at 590, # 6le. New Orleans; 61c. » 63c. for mixed Southern and Western; 8c. a O40. for white Southern; and 6c. a 6634 for yellow do., per bushel. Corron.—The advices received by telegraph from Boston, of an advance at Liverpcol, had the eifeet of inereasing the sales today, 6,0C0 to 7,000 bales being reported to have changd hands, Corsm:—The demand was animated and increasing. Prices were firm and rising. 8,000 bags Rio, (part to speculators,) at 910. a 9c ; t 11320. ; 300 Jamaica, at 9 1d 260 St. Domingo, at re .—Live geese were very scarce, and held at Mo. a 450. cash. per Ib. layer raising, 4 200 old Valenci Pisnofortes, Mi sound; 6le. a 62c. for re sortment of bandsome rosewood OF ELEGANT FUR- dining room and chamber furniture, rs, ching will be found well worthy o ‘Also, a5 12 o'clock, #ix sy 63 and seven octave pianoforte: very superior instruments, sn the attention of those who are in want of Catalogues on the morning 0 1 mantel ornaments, and #, of axcollent to: ousekeoping line. Sales have been made of ETER PARKS, AUCTIONEER.—AUCTION SALE OF ay charges, on Saturday, jreonwich strost. A various wares and merchandise to Address Finis, Herald office, stating terms. 45 Warren street. oe ere ate ere Bosay, WANTED—IMMEDIATELY, IN A RESPECT. will be announced. les were confired to 100 boxes Fd bunch do , at $2 75 a $2 80, Fauicnrs.—The fact of the arrival of the Alps at Boston, with four ee news, te 1853, Deorense. £22.616,169 £871,176 | rinting paper; fifteen links iron Croton jogsheads and barrels, and contents; various lots of furni bedding, three tlerces madder, &c. ‘T! tention of tradesmen and di E.—W. N. BUSH, AUCTIONEER, at 1034 o'clock, and furniture CTION NoTTC side of the city’pi 0. 10 North William street, will sell to check transactions. bbls. flour were engaged at 2s. 6d., and do. were taken by the steamer Andes at 2s. 6d. To an English vessel was taken up to load with naval . A vessel was engaged to load at Norfolk. | for Antigua, with staves, at $12; another was engaged ” 1,000 8,213 | Tonéon floor. Yer es Baw Ds ated ee | stores, at 3s, JETER PARKS, AUCTIONEER.— HANDSOME HOUSE- hold furniture—On Monday, April 1th, at 1044 o’clook, ‘Thirty-first street, ble assortment, comprising, in part, one superior seven ‘and other carpets. sofas, chairs, lounges. mirrors, chandeliers, marble top tables, &¢. Terms cash, in bankablo mon TER PARKS, 17 Wall stroo peste AT AUCTION.—W. E. McILYAIN, WILL strovt, at 1044 o'clock, on perpetual and ranning sale of Thirty-four choice plots of frame houses, situated near the dopot Fairmount, Up at 1,091 Broadway, n¢ siral octave pianoforte, Brun jonday, April 25th, at 12 o’clook, at without reserve, twenty choice at Central Fores nia, near the N the Merchants’ Exchan; at 238 Fourth for London, at £3, and pay port ¢ plots of ground, bales cotton were engaged at %gc. There was n0 | alteration to notice in rates for California or Australia. HAY was very quiet, at $234. a 87340. per 100 Ibs. Hors.—There were 28 bales sold to-day, at 20c. a 22c. retailed at $38 » $39 per ton, and ture delivery, at $32 a $33 per ton. Lia.—The inquiry for Rockland was less active, at $1. 1254 for common, and $1 50 for lump, per bbl. Mozasses—No change occurred in this line. Sales have made of 260 hhds. (a deck load) Muscovado at 220. ; and 80 rdenas at 20c. a 2lc. per gallon. rd of no important transactions, as compared | 230 logues at sale. : P © mn 120 to 150 feat in depth. Also, four noat two stor; and Lasement frame houses, built in the best mi Possession given frat of May. ery plot has to ave built upon and professor of singing and piano, French,’ Tealian and Span family or hotel, in which her talents would be recetved as & Compensation,” Address Musical Lady, Horald office, I} at the seed stor . 16th April, mor roses. (with and wi om dahlias. tuberoses, gladeolus, honeyauckles, &c., &c.; in fine ing out, from J, & P. Henderson, Jersey City. Inen —Scoteh was in demand fo1 2 jain, and many first Are now erected. All the streots are Inid out and gra- plantod in front of auty of its site and on first floor, ligh' ILVAIN WILL 103g o'clock, a roses, verbenas, gardéns of Win. LANTS AT AUCTION. 8. sell this day, at No, 38 Maiden is monthiy and runnii ing, pansies, grape vind: Wilson, Fourteenth street. W. WESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER. — HOUSEHOLD ye furniture, this, Friday, morning, at 1034 o'clook, at 146 Greenwich avenue, near Eizhth avenu furniture in the store and house—tapestry and ingrain car- lozant suit rosewood No. 4 Abingdon square, w village of Fairmount, AVAL STORES—We heat le prices remained #s last represented. 11s—Nothing additional was done in whale, sperm, or | olive. There were 5,000 gallons linseed taken at old pri Provisions—Perk still tended upward. The sales in- cluded 1,600 bbls. at $13 25 tor rump; $13 50 for prime; $15 50 for mess, and $16 75 for thin do, per bbl. . teration occurred in cut meats. Lard was in mand; re a bo Wo bee st 10% ordinary > rime, at 87%. a 93e., an 8, a (¢. per pouns f was a little more active. The rales red to bbls., at $450 a $5 for country prime; $5 874 a $6 50 ; $8 25 a $10 25 for country do., and $12 a $13 Beef hams, butter, and cheese, con- A. Chilton—1 lot street and Broad- families without children; also, soveral rooms forgentiemen, with full or partial board: without board. Transiont board $1 50 per day, si Without Roard. ds. per day. Reference will be al two story attic and basement best manner, b: ays work, last sum: ean be had on the Ist of May. possession of whic! It is roqnired that all plots in shall have a dwolling house, to cors not less than built by the Ist of Decomber, 1863, and there are now a fine houses built there. raded, and the principal avenuo idewalk: there are twenty six dail ilages, and the commat. ‘The convenience of access i y ten miles from the Cit; location, and the most oxcell combined, offers unusi pete; two large picr glassos; in satin brooatelle; rosowo rosewood marble top bureaus Beene IN WEST FOURTEENTH SSTREET—FINE new four story house, having all the modern improv " nts. cloth; mahogan; Also, single rooms. | Parties desirous of making permanent 8 H., ments to those secking a country residence, as well as safe and profitable investment, idly increase in valu © convenience of acco road, a depot will be established by the c Persons wishing to see this AM. train for Morrisania ianoforte, &c. No urniture in house lt OSES AND OTHER CHOICE PLANTS AT AUC: VANDEWATER will If past 10 o'clock, 14 Wall streot, a splen did selection of new roses, selected with great care, er pe, comprising tho finost and new- adapted to our climate. Warranted true to From the garden of D, Boll, Broadway and s | tinued as last noticed. Ret Fstats.—Sales at auction—B, on Tenth avenue, corner of Seventietl way, with three story frame house, $7,300. Cole—Williamsburg property—1 house and lot on rth street, 21x75, $4,000; 1 do on Fifth 400; 1 do on Tt isoxpected that, by the Harlem Rail- B rooms, unfurnisi Wife, algo pi within three minute: Fulton street. Rel Onc tion.—J. L. acll on Friday, April 15th, at hal avenue, near Fou | street, 18 feet from Division avenue, $3, | Astor place, 21.6 feet from South Fifth street, $4,750; 1 do, 21.6 from above.$4,700. Brooklyn Property—1 house and lot on Sands stueet (No. Lots, L. I. pro £1,053,026 24 | AUCTIONEER—BY SIMEON DRAPER, office 56 Pino stroet, corner William stro: Friday, April'15, at 123g o'clock, at the Merchants) E: of Cincinnati, of $1,000 each, able in New York: 5) ‘ompany; 10 shares street, $11;45 parcel of 6 acres, 2 roods, erches, bounded by Betts Creek and new road, sold per acre. By Anthony J. Bleecker—Fast and New York Centre—2 lots on Alabama avenue, between North Carolina and Atlantic avenues, each 25x100, $100 each; 3 do on Georgia avenue. and Atlantic avenues, each 25x100, $142 60 each; | 2 do. on Sheffield avenue, between South Carolina and North Carolina avenues, each 25x100, $142 50 each; 1 do. adjoining, 25x100, $147 50; 1 do. corner Virginia and | ‘avenues, 256x100, $215; 1 do. adjoining on | 04 65; 8 do. corner New each 25x100, $95 siseeeeees £401,901 0 0 IMEON DRAPER, ‘onselidated Fund i or cent discount for cash. ven on condition that the payment shall bo all hio maps and full particulars, apply to 52 Beokman street, or to the | bonds of the cit | due 1882, intercet_and_ prin bonds of the St. Fire Insurance Company, stoek, of nix Bank stock, of $20 ach; Bank stock 10 ¢ dated with rooms, delightfully situated, in the No; 307 Henry street, South Brooklyn, within ‘Saplonsed) GhNe, Mm; waik of the Hamilton ferry, or ton 0} North Carolina Y ROBERT HAYDOCK, AUCTIONEER, STORE NO. 23 William street.—On Monday, April At the sales rooms, will be sold, for cash.on a rn, tix cases best’ French plate gl May be examined early on Ontario Company res of Howard Life Insurance C 00 sharos of Junction ; 8 shares Income Bonds do. di 000 ; 50 shares of the Scotia Free shares North Carolina Copper Com of Brooklyn and Jamaica Plank jcean Stenm Navigation Compai National Fire Insurance Company stock; 1 Railroad Compan: interest; 2 bonds first mortgage, due 1866, of $1,000 Bort d and 'M Stone Company; Boar, ON STATEN YSLAND.—A RESPECTABLE RANCH & McDONNELL, AUCTIONEERS, 113 FUL oad Company; 5 ton strect and 48 Ann street.—Valuable and exten: Richmond road, will have some eight rooms vact Jersey snd South Carolina each; 2 lots corner Vermont and South Carolina avenue}, each '25x100, $100 each; 1 lot adjoining on Vermont ave nue, 26x160, $00; 5 lots adjoining, each 25x100, $95 each; 1 lot corner Wyckoff and South $125; Llot adjoining on W. lots ‘adjoining, eac! mont avenue, Sale of clegar t household furniture, by catalogue, on Wed- nesday, the 20th inst., at 10 o’olock, at 78 West between University place and Fifth avenne—The whole of the rich and costly furniture contained in said house, consisting board, at moderate torm: situated, and commands one of the finest views from the island, ‘References exchanged. Apply to Mrs, Lenting, Smith's terrace, Staten Island. first, mortgage, 6 por cent te Line Railroad Company, cont; 100 shares ‘arolina avenues, 25x100, ckoff street, 25x100, $110; 2 | , $100 each; 4 lots on Ver- between South Carolina avenue and Broadway, each 25x100, $95 each; 1 let. corner Vermont and Virginia avenues, 31x100, $122 50; 1 lot on Atlantic avenue, between Alabama and Georgia avenues, 25x128, | $125; 1 lot adjoining, 36x128, $140. Rick —A better inquiry existed, and prices were on the advance. Sales have been made ‘of 400 tierees, part for | ort, at $4 60 a $4 02 —Despite the boisterous weather, business in | this line was very vigorous today. The sales consisted | of 1.400 a 1,600 bhds., at 434 0 5%c., for common to prime Muscovado : 434 a” 5c. for common to good New Orleans, and 5 a 574¢., for {air to very good Porto Rico, ‘arlor furniture—Fine Brussels rosewood furniture, in douine, tete-a tete sofa ‘wood pianoforte, 1 pier and work ta nificent frames, fine oil paintings, fine proofs, cost] tian marble, wit Dining room—Mahogan carpets and rugs, obina Bedrooms—Rosewood and mahogany Fronch, high post and | other bedstends, feather beds, hair mattresses and palliasses. and heddirg, marble top bureau: wardrobes and chairs, toilet set ts, elegantly carved oh plas, made by Bau- | d_ parlor chairs, 1 rose. inet, rosewood contre, each; 50 shares Delaware and Hudson April 19, at 1244 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Ex- 30,000 city of Memphis (Tenn,) 6 per cent bonds of », principal and ‘interest payable in 100 shares of Chemical Bank stock, of $100 Within a half mite of a steamboat landing, by applying t rich’ Chinese ct 145 West street, between the hours 8 and 10.4. M. an Such an examination as bles. rich pier and a ee . plendid engravings, some mantel orpaments, mantel clock in Egyp- many other rare and valuable articles. n table, sideboard, inner set, cutlery, plated and g! , AUCTIONEER.—OSGOOD & CONCKLIN will sell at their sales room, 133 Fulton street, on Saturday, April 16, at 1034 o'clock, sortment of furniture, (to rosewood, mahogany and black and bedroom furniture, enamelled cham! | tables and bureaus, sofas, easy chairs, washstand: B. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER—HOUSEHOLD FUR- Monday, April 18, at 10 v'elock, at No. 170 AMUEL OSGOOD, ay cash advanc EN TS arlor, dining room ber suits, marble top Washstands and tables 0. Catalogues at | the store on Tu COLTON, AUCTIONEER.—ROSEWOOD AND MA- BOARDING AND ee eee OARD WANTED.—TWO board in Brooklyn within where the 001 Broadway ‘Terms must be m rimancnt, | References exchanged. ‘able family, by two Indica and one child. The wast referred. y okstore, S41 Broadway, from SA. M. till 5 BAe OARDING.—ROOMS 10 LET, FURNISHED OB UN. om o1 fter the lot of Maye et Pareia! board, a6 149 Spring 0, RDINGT A PLEASA: UIT OF ROOMS ON THR ha third oor, to bo had, jouse in good 4 the modern lapeeraiate “Yeaues OARDING —AN ITALIAN SINGLE LADY, VERY well known in New York as an accompli h languages, wishes to obtain board in a first clase Bosenrs 70 LET, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, two large olegantly fu ished parlors, front and back, od by gas; a nite of rooms, parlor and two bedfooms, in whouse containing modern timprov ments, delightfully located, and easy of access. Apply side. OARDING.—PARLORS, WITH BEDROOMS AND closets adjoining, fronting Broadway, suitable for -d; single rooms to let to gentlemen, wishing permanent board, St. Charl ay. suites of rooms in the second story, front and rear, of « ments from the lst of st Office. Refere RD IN BROOKLYN—A HANDSOME SUITE OF d, suitable for a gentleman and his for single gentlomen, good rooms. ik of Fulton ferry, Apply ‘at 190 quired. OARDING ON BROOKLYN HRIGHTS, WITHIN three minutes walk of Fulton forry.—A private fami ay will address cl yartial bi jave a front room and closet to let, unfurniahed, wi 4 on second floor, to agentieman and his wife. Address J. B. 0. box 3,288 Post Office. “JROARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—TWO SINGLE GEN- 4 tlemen, or a gentleman and his wife, can be accommo- ne house, ; minutes | o South ferry. OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN, WITHIN A MILE of Fulton ferry—Two unfurnished rooms, with board, in a retired family, for a gentleman and his wife. Ad Herald office. German widow Indy, residing on Smish’s terrace, sear healthily id single gentle: The house is vo OARD ON STATEN ISLAND.—PERSONS WANTING board in the country can hear of a pleasant locati at ‘and (oxy BOARD —A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AND servant, and two sisters, wish board in a respectable family on New York Island, where it will be convenient to exy evening, ‘Tho Location must be good, aad would ing for two horses. If desirable, two or three ‘ovld also board at the same place. Address Box , With purticulars of location and situation, ¢ of rooms, and, if possible, an idea of price, and reference n the city. OUNTRY BOARD WANTED—FOR TWO SINGLE gentlemen, within one hour's access to the city. Water e communication preferred, Address R. M., Herald office. Tatrow was in demand at 9}. per Ib. Topacco exhibited no new feature. The sales'embraced 550 bales Havana, part (100 bales) at 3ic., and the re- sidue, with 95 ba‘es Ohio seed Jeaf, on priva’ rmi Wulskey was scarce. Prison was held at 22}<c. 150 bbls. ordinary Ohio and Jersey changed hands at 2c. ected against loss | hogany furniture, carpets, glasses, pian jer interests are pru- | te at 1034 o'clock,” at the gentocl furniture, comprising lor, bedroom and basement furni window curtains and cornices, ess and plain bureaus, Frenct ighth avonue—T, B, Bleecker above, the genteel furniture of ich tapestry parlor carpets; with blue satin West Fourteenth street, neat & Co, will sell at auction, enjd house, consisting in fet of rosewood parlor ‘and extra linen covers, , four parlor chairs, r day, (Friday,) April day i) AP ture, French plate glai bookcases and secretaries ss e State's interest lies in | jored satin damask window curtains, 1 oil paintings and engravings colored js stair and bedroom carpets; English French mahogany, aad bl plaia bureaus; mahogany now curled hair ir tre table; orange co! ‘and glassware, cutlery, oforte, im good order. rday, April 16, all ext tension dining an . Also, one rosewood Jogues will he ready at 8 o'clock. On 8: the genteel furniture in house No. 8&2 Sands strect, Brook- RECEIPTS OF PROPUCE. 5 bbls. flour; 9 bags 46 do. beef; 72 do. butter; 512 do. her; 267 do oats; 190 do, wheat; 215 2,220 live hogs; 2,625 sides leather. Boats.—No arrivals to-day. Domestic Markets. New Beprorp Om Manxer, April 11 —S; sale 190 bbls, as landed from an Atlantic wl Whale—Sales of the w Polar at 55¢ ; 600 ground cash, closing firmly. sales since our last,the views of holders bei of buyers; lust sales 29c. for Polar, which offered and refused, | Impor ending April 11, els sperm, Fibs From January 1 to date, 17,373 barrels | eperm, 53,568 do. whale, 1,166,500 Ibs. bone Isst year, 13,704 barrels sperm, 20,260 do. wl By Erm Ramoap. hams; 62 do. whis! walnut bedstead and black waln French china assortment of kitchen farni ERENCE BOYLE, AUCTIONEER.—GROCERIES.— at 123¢ o'clock, at the corner of Thirty-second ghth ‘avenue, the entire stock and fixtures, comprising teas, sugars, coffee, barley, rice, spices, soa) ans, il do., one coffee and one sugar mi and weights, counters, sugar bin, one nd all tLe fixtar ‘URE, BUTTER AND NAILS, AT AUCTIO:! day at 1034 o’elock, at No. 57 Dey street, corner of Greenwich street, bedsteads, rocking chairs, press, clock, single and double nails, sugat | tard, peppersau: By Noxts River Catalogues at eale. Prince str P und ginger, tobacco, C. WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer. include 2,500 bbls. good ier and dark at 52c. a 53c. Yhalebone—A brisk demand, but no can have a suit of rooms, furnished or unfurnishe second floor, and no other boarder will be taken. Br ard ten will'bo sent to the rooms, if required. Apply at 306 antic candles, molass platform scales, grocer’s wagon, B. STEVENS, AUCTIONEER.—GREAT SALE OF 's new and elegant furniture at auction, at 102 Broadway, reh, Saturday morn- nt rosewood and ma- es, chairs, ottomans, divans bureaus, with and hall tables, card table: Imports info United States weel 11,805 do. whale, hogany sofas, tete-a t Jounges, rosewood and mahogany Also, centre table: &o. Black walnu : the warerooms of Mr. M. Broadway. corner of Tonth street, the entire stock, co ing of about 150 marble mantels, richly soulptured and plain mantels, of all descriptions of foreign marble, com- above Union park. te, 77,000 Ibs. bone. a 5 S n boards, and bookcases of mahogany, black walnut, rosewood; bedding, mattresses, double and single. cottage furniture in sets, of great variety, and other ture of every description from the best a1 The public are invited to call and examine rising statuary, ordinary, tnd go the stock of enw 2th pil, at 11 o'clock, the engine, gangs polishing machinery. Terms, four ard six months, over $100, Camprincr CATTLE Marker. —We inerda et, 755 cattle, about 655 beeves, an py oman anne and calvos, yearlings, two old. Pricts—Market Beefs-Extra per cwt. $8 a $8 25; first quality $7 50 8 $7 75; second do. 50a $6 75; ordinary $5 75a $625 Hides $475 a $5 per ewt. Tallow $7 a $7 12%. 10c per Ib. Barrellin; $4.2 $9. 361 in market. April 18 —At 100 stores, con- out the room: cation unsurpa: are invited to call. None but those of the highest respe: bility need apply.” Stages pass before the door. Dinaer at six. References exchanged. Roex, TO LET, FURNISHED, WITH PARTIAL d_ most celebrated manufacturers. this stock before the day of sal ALTER GREENOUGH, AUCTIONEER.—FLOUR A’ auction—WALTER GREENOUGH & CO. will sell this day, (Friday,) at 11 o'clock, in frontjof store 109 Wall | street, for account of whom it may concern, damay | 250 barrels superfine Genesce famil Southern dour |, and a further sum of ternoon the 16th inst., ai double hack ¢ Kure of a family le $7 25; third do. $6 Pelts $1a_ $162. cattle $5 75 a $6 25. Veal calves Stones —Working oxen $89, $02, $100, $125 and $170. Cows axp Catves, $260 $52; two years old, $30 a $5: | three years old, $38 a $68. Surer anp Lamps By lot, $4, $5, $5 504 ENRY H. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL ‘April 15, at half. past 10 o'elo 2k, fell at auction, this da y household furniture, West Twelfth str ew, consisting of rosewo in crimson brocatelle, Brussels carpets of new style, tap try pattern, centre table with marble top, sofa do., sofa arm aid parlor chairs, clocks and mantel ornament: es, pianoforte, k walnut dressing bureaus, beds x, mattresses, carpets, curtains, d china ware, kitchen furniture, &c. The ove has been in use but ashort time, and is AUCTION L SELL On wo o'clock, at 1 street. a large furniture, carpe! in Spring street, of good household furni: ¢ handsome household furniture of a three-story house, sonsisting of rosewood and mahogany farniture, velvet carpets, pier glasses, silk and lace curtains, WM. WITTERS, 187 Canal _etreot. CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL ‘April 15, at half-past 869 at market. Extra, $7 a $12 50, hoats; wholesale 63{c. a 7c. pet Ib. WED BYERY DAY. ture. At private sale, al m yenes No. 8 Sixth avenue. il Mad tye THREE GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN ROOMS, furnis! how nd other parlor TISEMENTS RENE aw BEE SEVENTH PAGE. os by an act passed ILLIAM IRVING & ENRY H. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL » April 15, at half past ton genteel household joc! 6 Standard, half fine varicties of roses, pinks sell at anction this da; o'clock, at 79 East Eighteent! furniture, contained in th wood parlor furnitu: telle, tapestry Bri | rich carved centre tables, pier and mantel glasses, rose woo | pianoforte, made by Gilbert; silk brocatelle window curtains with lace under do; silver p! dinner and tea tet joms—Brussels carpe! bedsteads, cabinets amour a glace, with fine French plate; rosewood chairs, dressing burcaus, rosewood hall chairs, hat stand, cileloth, chandeliers, rator, kitchen furniture, &c., wil offered eighteen ig! ) from the nur- comprising the finest, newest ‘on, just taken FURNISHED ROOM WANTED—FOR A SINGLE lady, in the neighbourhood of good restaurant; it must be neat and with good attendan and hest collection of ros out of the ground, and warranted true to nam till a considerable BOARDING AND LOUGING, LADY WHO OWNS HER HOUSE IS DESIROUS OF ‘making arrangements with « party of centlemen—say tight or ten—with partial board, in a house with all the and where they can have all the ome, up town. place, East Thirt few doors from Second avenue. ROOM, SUITABLE FOR A PHYSICIAN, ARTIST, or dentist, with or without board, PARTMENTS WANTED IN BROOKLYN, BY THE first of May, consisting of kitchen, within ten minutes wal Mrs. Earl's, No. ilver plated waite arlor, three bedroems, and of the South or Hamilton Bighth avenue. NTS WANTED FOR A SMALL FAMILY— convenient, with pantries, bath room. &e., and would be preferred. Addi Thompson, box 2,126 Post Off USE WANTED—SUITABLE TO ACCOMMODATE twenty or twenty-five good class boarders. Down town Address, stating rent and location, W. B., modern improvements, ‘as fixtures, refrize- a of a pleasant ith which the sale will , with full particu~ ENRY H. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL MM at auction this day, April 15, at half-past 10 jefferson, honsehol ting of parlor furniture, tables, Egyptian marble ny piano, very fine tone and finish, by G lacé curtains, secretary and booke: rockers, in plueh; mantel clock and ornaments: fine engrav- framed; moreen curtains, hall oilcloth, e, nearly new; ‘arniture in mahogan: peta, clock, washstands, dining table, chairs, d all of which is in excellent order, and very little used. o'clock, at 222 H ture, by order of E: bo had on appli rect. or at the office of e ing Exchange, 289 Broadway, corner of Reade street, room 27, sooond foo LIST OF ROOMS, AND ACCOMMODATIONS FOR boarders, can bo 'seen at the office of the New York Parties desiring to take boarders can- od of obtaining them than eription of the sccommoda: sofa, chairs and ‘ANTED, A PURCHASER FOR SEVEN OF ces, with all the smoke , taken down for want of at Metropolitan Hal nty-ninth street, in tl joining, one large and the ot Brussela stair car- Boarding Exehan; not find a more &: and hot air pip wwe. Inquire through the day, OUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES AT AUCTION. ‘The subscriber hereby informs his friends that he willattend to the sale auction, at the residence of fam References:—J: ndoiph Martin President Ocean Bank. ‘ashier North River Bank. SMITH DUNNING, Office 185 Greenwich street, near Dey. OUSFNOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION. VANDEWATER will well on Friday, April 15, t No. 142 South Eighth purg, all the furniture con 2: teto-a-tetes, Voltaire chairs, sofas, &o., ea, card tables, clocks, etegeres, mi window curtains, ofl p: octave piano forte, bedroom washstands, toilet seta, mirrors, feather beds, bedding, &c., dining room extension tables, chairs. dinner and tea sets; with a general assortmont of china and glass ware; also, a large assortment of kitchen and basement furniture, with which the sale will commense, {HOLD FURNITURE.—WILLIAM IRVING & | Co., Auctioneers, will sell at auction, on Saturday, wet 10 o'clock, at 217 —MRS. ALNWICK HAVING leased for a term of years from tho first of Ma; the commodions house 23-Varick street, corner of posite St. John’s park, will have two or three very desira” suits of rooms to let, with or without boar: tions will now be received from first class persons at present residence, 63 Varick street. PHYSICIAN, HAVING A HANDSOMELY FUR. in the upper part of the city, wishes board of four persons, for the rent of the same, ) with real name and ri post paid, House, box No. 143 Broadway Post Office, private family preferred. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN A commodated with an unfurnishe 7 d floor, with gas and Croton water. HREF OR MORE GROUND LOTS WANTED IMME- diately, between Fortieth and Sixtieth streets, east or toadway. Address H. C., 308 Broome street. TED. PARTY HAVING A FAVORABLE Jease of a small two or three story basement house, with the modorn improvements, in a good neighborhood, b Tow Twenty-third strect, and between Fourth and Sev avenues, Wishing to dispose of the same, with & the furniture, can find a responsible | Porsestion reqnired on or before the fir House, Herald office. NTED IMMEDIATELY, ‘afornished parlor and bedroom, with an unfurni | basement or kitchen, without board, in's respectal ontloman and his wife. not more than two blocks from Broadw cither side, and not higher than Twentieth stroct. annum will be paid for th references given and requi TANTED—FOR Tr part of & house, (sn} a good neighborhood, with a quict famil Location near St. Luke's Chureh, Hudson strect, if possib' Rent not to exceed $200 f household furnitnre by on reasonable terms. ident Mercoants’ Ex 2000 do. 6.444.838 140 — Co. S Van Nostrand, t near Sixth’ street, FOR A PERMANENCY, ined in the abov WIFE CAN BE AC- room,or suit of rooms, Is carpeting, one rniture, bedstesds, -b60 12 Crystal Palace... 1 above accommodations, 200 N Jersey Zinc. : Address box 20 Post office. FAMILY OF FOUR PERSONS, two rooms and three OARD—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AND TWO SIN. leasant rooms and board on 5 West Eichteonth very reasonable terms at. No. near Eighth avenue, Referenoos given and required. OARD.—A LARGE PARLOR AND SQUARE BED- room will be let to ® gentleman and his wife, or two Fiogle gentlemen, inn first-class house, No. 43 West Twenty- ion one of the most cligible in the city, ft] me and Madison Park. jes of the first respectability need apply. No children 2 do... 50 NH & N Londo 75 RL & Nine F RR 100 Reading RR. | April 16, at halt nth street, Brussels carpet, ‘rosewoo TANTED—A SUIT OF FURNISHED APARTMENTS, | for two or three bedrooms, with wardrobe, | family of’ respectabilit, in morceco; bronze clock orange silk window curtai marile top centre tables, side do., bookon: French bedsteads, marble ‘ands, oabinets, mattress nd pillows, ingrain ear chairs, bronze ebairs covered in leather, work china, crockery and glaes ware, and a general asi kitchen furniture. OME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCT |. VANDEWATER will sell, on Frid o'clock, at No. 40 Joralemon street, near Brocklyn, household furniture, in the above house, coneiating in part ef one rosewood suite covered in French satia brocatelle, viz: chairs, one Voltaire chair, sofa, &e.; cloth; marble top centre an music boxes, rosewood etogere, pi mantel ornaments, consisting of china vase iy carpets; also one rosewood pianoforte, edroom furniture, consisting in part of edetends; walnut and ma- Vras,’ chandelier in a pleasant location, having such accommodation and ‘wixhing to find desirable tating lovation, terms, &¢., Carl- tension dining ts OARD.—TWO OR THR commodated with board, in @ res} Fouth Brooklyn, about ten talautes wall fr or Hamilton avenue, References exchanged. Address H., Brooklyn, Herald office. : % OARD.—A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM AND CLOSETS attached, suitable for one or two tained, with partialtboard, if required, b; 86 White street, near Broadway. Baths removal in May next. OARD.—TO LET (UNFURNISHED) FROM 1ST MAY, with board, a handsome front parlor on first floor, with pply at 112 Hudson strect, between Frankiin jr] GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- wetable family in from either South | 00 Curb Coal Co, ISHED ROOM, WITH Liang Min Co b60 or Whore there are but few Nic Trans Co.b30 board, in a private fami! . 3 ya family of three adults location west of Broadway, above ‘Address Board, 135 Sulliva 20 Stonington RR. entlemen, oan he ob 200 Harlem RR y applying at No. All the furniture contained Re No n , with kitchen or barement, gas, baths, dc., in a house located be tween Fourth and Sixth avenues, above Fourteonth and | below Twenty-eighth streets. A ( of reference given and required. ald office, stating particulars, NTED—IMMEDIATELY, THE SE nd one basement room of a two st r the Hudson River Railroad, for a family of four Rent not te ex A good rent will be pa Flor & Keyport.. do, ss Address Liberal OARD—WANTED, A SMALL ROOM, WITH PAR- d, breakfast and tea, and dinner on Sundays, ina private fa mahogany and rosewood French hogany marble top washstands and bureani irrors, carpets illows, bolaters, mantel ining Foom—mahogan, t Ftove, with register, Also & goncral assortment of basement kitchen furniture, with which the ly, or where there aro but tion isdesired, and not above ; Herald office. 150 Nor & Wor RR.. 1o.....-b90 n,and do not keep their eanly order, neod not Fourth street, OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND IIS wife, in a rospectable family, within one or two hloeks Bowery. Room must be on first or Address N.S., by note, or call at 105 Hast Thirteenth street. OARD WANTED—AFTER THE FIRST OF MAY, A fornished or unfurnished room, ily, by two ladies, (mother and not exceed $5 per week. OARD WANTED—BY A GE: wife, permanently, in a there are few or no other boarders, in Brooklyn, ney office, stating ter OARD WANTED—BY A GED and child eight monthy old, noar New Addrers box 246 Post Oh aving more than one or two ch hall andother effects in neat and ‘Address, post paid, Mrs. J. Janes, Herald office, or Vandewater street 25 Buff & Roch RR. CITY TRADE REPORT. ‘Tuwrspay, April 14—6 P.M. been 40 bbla. sold at and $5 for pots, per 100 Ibs, e will commence . OAKLEY, AUCTIONEER.—OAKLEY & WRIGHT will nell on Friday, April 15, household and hon furniture, at ten o'clock, at the sales room #43 Ful ton rtreot, Brooklyn, consisting in part of sofas, carpets, sofa bottom rocking chairs, do. mahogany chairs, cane sont centre table, marble top do., ms t ureaus, crockery, beds, hedaten Aanvs were inactive. 44 a $6 6234 for pea REAM TUFPS —Flour—A better home and ex ry prevailed for this commodity to-day, at #! mounted to 11,000 bbl4.—sour No. 2at $4 18% a $4 3144: ordinary & $4 682{; good do. and mixed Indiana 75; straight India 7 Michigan, with favorite State, at $4 75 a $4 8154; fancy | way, nearly opposite. Indiana and Michigan at $4 81% a $4 8734, common to | fancy Genesee and Ohio | at #5 a $6 25; extra Indiana, Michigan and Ohio at $5 25 1234 a $6 per bbl. Ca- Southern seemed more in re. There were 1,500 bbls. bought for mixed to good; $5 and $5 60 a $6 60 for foney, per bbl. meal were quiet, bu' iicm, Wheat | B above buyers’ jimit eard that 6,800 bushels were sold, in part for Rye did vot vary much s obtained, at 0¢ .—THE STORE OF ROBERTS, No. 701 Broadway, wi morning, 15th of February, between the hours four o'clock, and robbed of 140 Kk in ducbine, an: | $100.000 IN DRANDIES WINES, VaISKEYS, a ith board, in a private ok about 75 yards of ings, of various shades and colors, and about 45 figured and fs, amounting in all to about $400, N perts will remove on the Ist of May, to 712 Bron chairs, mahogan pier do., stoves, TLEMAN AND HIS Private family, where Location down town, or Fulton ferry, Address Theta, Herald Ct an at $4 68% a OHN VANDEWATER, o'clock, at the furniture, A large assor room, 14 Wall sti ment, of rosewood contisting in part of parlor suit nd cloth, extension, sofa, centre, Voltaire sewing, rockin, CE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, APRIT 12, 189 ‘are wanted for the following property, at the rict Police Court, at the Tombs, enameled mournin, Mornberg; tix table do., pl LEMAN, HIS WIFR, and parlor ohalra; sofas, tote: extra Genesee at articulars, and espe- serpentine marble top dressing bureans, mattrasses, ‘4c, Also, # lot of second hod furniture, earpots, oil cloth, &e., &o. ONN FISHBLATT, AUCTIONEER, Ni §\ rurniture Salos.—J. Fishhiatt rom ublio, that he is fis usual, to give bis personal attention to sales of furni 4c. at the residences of familios, or those who pr wend it to bis #al " mily preferred; no objection to Brooklyn, loboken or Jersey City : 04RD WANTED—BY A LADY WHOSE HUSBAND 13 ‘absent, ina private family, or where there are not many boarders. ‘Please address No. 21 Vestry atreot, OARD WANTED—FROM, FIRST OF MAY, BY TWO un tinforniehed room in the Q5 | table do, marked K. K > | marked T. gar tongs, marked ©. M. one gold watch, rold dial; one do., white do three brooches; one silver bag cla ond ring, one do gold ghain; ono ¢ kéd Jane; ono gold do y interme hin fete the city, with bi Address, with terms e' it be moderato. Vox 2,006 Post offios, CoUNzey, BOARD WANTED, DURING THE SUMMER months, by a small family, in'a pleasant situation, with sant people, near the Che where there will be no other ders. Ad box 3,754 New York Post Office. IRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS—A PRIVATE FA- ingle room. vements, and in one of the bost locations in the city, ad convenicnt to the cars and two lines of sti Apply ut 68 Fourteonth E LEGANT ROOMS AND stirs OF ROOMS, WITH bot al No. 91 first house west of Sixth avenue. d, can be hi west of and near Broad ed and richly carpeted. Pos URNISHED APARTMENTS.—A PARTY OF THREE or four gentlemen, by making permanent arrangement, n the Kcfaat vt, Brooklyn. URNISHED ROOMS TO. LET.—ROOMS TO LET, with partial Lonard, at 80°" Brondway, a few doors ‘The’ house bas all the modera improve- RENCH BOARD.—TWO SUITS OF FIRST CLASS v, rooms and parlors, suitable for families, may be obtala- th ed in a strictly modern honse, with gas and wat Iso, single apartmente fo —No. 68 St. Mark's er through- ota board, to one or two gentlemen. Location on Amity Street, first block from Broadway, north side. in a private family, with no other occupants. Will not move on the first of May. This is avery desirable opportunity to gentlemen. Wishing respectability and the comforts of @ home. Address 0x 3,4 Post Office. ‘ q WO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH apartments, furnished or unfurnished, with privil of }, and breakfast and tea if required, ina house with the ern improvements, situated in Waverly place, near ton squi mily private. Apply to N, Walsh, unfurnished, with cas, baths, £0., in a new ond and third floors, with partial on the family private; location desirable, im y of Second avenue, and within five minutes of =. Address Box 2,674 Post Office. 10 LET, WITH BOARD—A LARGE FURNISHED beck parlor, on the first floor. Apply at 46 Hudson on street, opposite Duane street park. ANTED—BY A WIDOW LADY, A PLEASANT oom, with board, in a small private family, where the comforts of a home could be found, Terms must be mode- if required, board paid in advance, Address B. M., Union square Post Office. 7 ANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN IMMEDIATE- 1y\4 furnished room and board, in a respesteble house, near Fulton or South ferry. Terms’ not to exceed $f Wek. Address TF. S., Hersld office, References ex- changed. ‘ANTED—BY A SINGLE G with bi dress W., He LEMAN, A ROOM, kfast; situation above Tenth stroot. Ad- ‘d office, stating termes and locality. V JANTED—BOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN, HIS wife, child and servant; they require two rooms ad- her small, communicating if possible. Terms must be moderate. If everything suite and it agreeable, family will be permanent. Address note to 175 Weet Twelfth street. ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, A SMALL furnished room, in some private family; where there are no other boarders preferred. Full hoard for the Ind; only. Address Junio, Herald office, stating terms, whiel must be moderate. ANTED_DOARD FOR TWO OIRLS, BIGHT AND on years of age. in Broo! b t] Kl pre- ferred. Address He Herald fie, ON™ _ DRY Goons, CAxtex CRAPE SHAWLS.—FIFTY CASES OF CAN, ton crape shawls, (plain and embroidered,) are now om | enle by the subscriber, at prices much below the market value, he haying purchased the entire faportations of one of the largest shipping houses in the city previous to the pre- sent advan N GEO. BULPIN, No. 361 Broadway. RESS GOODS FOR CASH.—J. HOXIE, JR., NO. 37 Nassau stre yporite the Post Office, i nd attractive lawns and NEW, SPRING GOODS.—MME. VETAULT, NO. 711 Broadway, has just received by Inst steamor an as- yortment of pew spring foods, expressly selooted in Paria my for hei Vetault inforins the public that ie ba sf a Pere ingrid om 01 in Paris, and respectfully so! orders from her the publie. PRING MANTILLAS.—THE IMPORTATIONS AND manufactures at the Paris Mantilla Emporium, No, 361 Broadway, aro now ready for inspection, (wholesale and re- tail,) and will be found to comprise the most varied and* Donutiful assortment of mantillas ever seen in the city. Merchante most liberally dealt with. GEO. BULPIN, No, 861 Broadway. HAWLS.—THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES ATTENTION to a superb collection of English and Freuch eashm Canton rape, and other foreign shawls, chiofly of hisowm suportation, and comprising every novelt of the nenson, BOLO. BULPIN, Mantilla ‘aud Shaw! Emporium, No. 361 roadway. WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES TO the groat reduction of prices in Paris embroideries, very rich lacos, silks, mourning goods, &c., embracing th styles now adopted in Paris, all of which we shall offer_w decided hargaina, previous to removal to our new store, 767 Brondway. ‘A. KERR & CO., 761 Broadway. LIQUORS. gin, rum, cordials, syrups, eo. 3 UNDERHILL offers the above, in all the different grade at twenty per cent below any’ other house lors ani families are respectfully invited to call and judge for them- solver, 430 Broome street. 1.000 GASH OF EINE CLARET WINE, AssoRTED 5 brands; 500 dozen good table claret at $1 00 dozen, bottles returned. B Urandied cherries, & medicinal quali fo. UOld style Juge Soh , to. Old stylo jugs Schiedam gin, W000 asnorted Havana rogarns et H. UNDERHILL, 40 Broomo street, OR SALE—TWENTY-FIVE BARRELS OLD CIDER Brandy, a very fine article; will be sold low to close am account, Inquire at 19 Beaver street. J. STAFF, 833 BROADWAY, CORNER OF AN- = «. thony stro fers to the trade and the public a chotee* stock of Scotch ale, various brands, London and Dublin porter, itindelphis orter and ale, champagne cider for ex- al 333 BROADWAY, CORNER OF AN- Pt constantly a iplendid selection af te brandios and Hquors, which may be ra- licd on ns possessing medicinal quality, .