The New York Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1853, Page 6

Our San Jua: Correspondence. LETTER FROM A FRENCH MERCHANT. Saw ad pe NicaRagua, Grertown oF TO THR EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK UKKALD. In my two last letters, of the 30th January and 15th inst., Ihave proved to the civilized world that the pre- tended Mosquito kingdom was only a fiction—created, it is true, as an object of British national interest, but which, by that very reason, ought not to be, and cannot be indefinitely perpetuated, because the fact in itself is ‘too ridiculous that England should not hasten to put an ‘end to it promptly, and that, too, in the consideration of ber own interest. In fact, it is marvellously well understood that Great Britain, whose empire in Asia is already thinking of soon adding to it China, that of wilized empire so immense of itself; and the ci mations rejoice at it because without exception, will share—cowmercially speaking—in this conquest of western civilization over people who, though almost innumerable, have manners barbarous, anti soc}, oa and presenting too great a contrast with the cus es of the Westerns. We comprehend and bo at ia pen oe European civilization spreading through the north of Africa, among barbarous and famatical peo- ple; and. this conquest, taking place by means of French yalor and generosity, at the same time that at the south of that very continent—still half unknown—European Civilization will be imposed on the ferocious and eruel Kadlirs and Hottentots by means of British arms. We applaud these great events, which are worthy of the nations which accomplish them. We laugh, and heartily, at seeing the appetite of Messieurs the ‘who’ wish to possess alone, and free from the competition, the whole American tagonians and Esquimaux included— ont also also ell — numerous islands which form of it a rich and formidable boulevard. But what will be done and ‘what will be said if England is seen much in maintaining that she is the ally of a Mosquito king, that she protects this monarch, and that she cannot abandon her protectorate without generously remunera- ai the juito nation * This Mosquito have already said, exists, bat ito king, he hes ret appearance of having hardly t attained eighteen years, owing to his feeble constitution, and to the little tt which has been itted to his body and Soa stil this king ati his twenty-first year on the 25th of January last; he is, therefore, of age, which, however, not prevent his guardian—or rather his master—Sir James Green—from making him believe that he is only eighteen years old. Wherefore this political deception, or this lie for personal interest? It is not for me to resolve the question, I limit myself to expose facts, but as a fact is the truth, and as very often the truth under the form of a fact is furiously ‘brutal, I shall not have to excuse the brutality of my ‘That once for all. I now proceed to the matter. Mr. Everett, in communicating to the Senate of the United States the intention of the British government to abandon the protectorate of the Mosquito king, on con- dition always of generously remunerating that monarch by the protended free city of Greytown, which is nothing Date poor village ever since ite foundation by the people Nicaragua,under the name of San Juan de Nicaragua— Me Kverett, I say, has exposed # fact which thenceforth belongs to the public; and that being clearly established, Ttake the libert ty of very humbly asking the government ot ber Britanic Majesty if it knows, or i it does not know, what is passing at Blewfields, the capital of the so called Mosquito kingdom; and in awaiting its answer here are some facts which may probably provoke it more prompt am Mr. J. Carmichael, Mr. Ellis, Mr. J. Beil, Mr. gore and others, all subjects of her Britannic Ma jesty, born in the United Kingdom, pay annually to Mr. Green, Consul General of ber Britannic Maje-ty ut Biow- Helds— 1st. A yearly duty for cutting ace Say orfancy wood, | which amounts to @ very high sum; and, 24. A duty of eight shillings, or two dollars, for every tree that a may cut, and these amount in cach year 4o at least fifteen or eighteen thousand. Mesars. Elliott Hodgson, William Hodgson, George Hodg- won, J. Dickson, G. Dickson, Mary Porter, Harris, Ellen Hood, Holsed, George Thomas, William Brown Xc., all Englith Creoles and reputable’ inhabitants of Blewfields, are ready to declare that their very poor village pays to ‘the same Consul General, Mr. James Green— Ist, municipal taxes; 2d, land taxes; 3d, license for selling liquors; and 4th, importation duties’ from two to five per cent on all merchandise or provisions imported into Blewfields. The same persons are ready to certif hat the King receives nothing from the Consul General, except the small sum of thirty pounds sterling and clothes, neither finer nor better than those worn by the poorest turtle fisherman of the village; and on this thirty ee peraense ir bh ee age allows he kingly ally and profége of Great Bcitain, that poor and mise monarch le Obliged to maintain his mother rhe same persons, and many others, are ooxtify that when a ship arrives in the port, jes distance from the village, the Consul Seal of her Britannic Majesty sends the king on board to know what ship she is, whither ehe comes, and what she wants. They are also realy to’ cer- tify that when there arrives at Blewfields mn agent from the companies privileged to cut fancy mahogany, the consul places at his disposal his Mosquito majenty in person, who humbly, and as a hired servent would do, goes into the forest to assist in the search for trees, ‘These are factse—naked facts—but which it will be ne- wessary to look in the face, as we do in a museum's nude antiquities. And now, for the honor of the smart gen Hlemen ot Downing street, we want to know if it is se- riously honorable and suitable to declare her gracious meaner Queen Victoria the ally and protectress of such ? And if, in the face of the world, this pretension perpetuated, I shall have to strike my flag, and {shall eave the treasury of her Britannic Majerty, or | that of her consul, Green, which is the same thing. to swell with the taxes which they impose at Blewfields, reserving my myself to speak of, hereafter, what is going on pt Greytown. Thave said plainly, the Mosquito kingdom is the King of the Mo-quitoes is a poor income for hivaself and his family thousand francs a Pics and yet receives ss Blewfields alone more forty thousand ay sees tas, take eare soon to raise again a little more the | corner of the curtain which conceals a comedy that I declare openly, for the honor of England, must be com- nae te on to the English government. In await- the new and curious details which I have to fur- nah you, on the recent events which have taken place at Greytown, in awaiting the result of the high acts of the authorities of that free city, and finally, in awaiting the xaising again a little more the veil which hides so many things, Lam your very devoted servant, BLalSE MoCAISE. fiction; oung man, whose loes not reach one ‘Tas Stary Dest anp Tax op MassacnvuserTs.— ‘According to the report of the Legislative Finance Com- mittee, om the Ist January, the whole of the ‘State debt was $6,085,705 04 ‘The assets were ” 6,855,749 81 Exeoss of sasets over debt. $170,044 77 In the report of the Auditor, fe resources to =a amount of $3 996,210 25are g-ven, not included in the susots because uot applicable to the payment of the State debt. The Finance Co for the current the bank tax, $440,000. And the expenses the; at $623,008, But ‘there is du 3eF $946,000, Iti is 2, | The vit for = the ips Bowe, The nentiiel for Suffolk is $100,845, Mid- Glesex $42,027, Worcester "$29,604, Hampshire $71: ay a $11, 976, Franklin $617, Buakibire $9,411, Nor. folk 046, Bristol $2 20,084, Plymouth $10,614. Barnsta Bie 85-130, Dukes &% mnmittee estimate the receipt: ear r $586, 684, the principal item Dolag estimate Serrovs Break in THE Exiz Canau.—A very extensive break, says the Syraeum Standard of the 2! inst., haa occurred in the Krie Canal, at Orville, which will ‘take two or three days to repair. We have not learned all the particulars, but we understood that an acqueduct has given way and @ considerable portion of | the camal bank. | The number of holders of periodical tickets was 14,972. Bogtand or her Coasul | on Thursday) came off yesterday, at 104. M., at the Ne- velty Works, Ninety-eight lbs. of auriferous quarts from Otter Creek, California, were placed in the receiving bowl, together with some thirty four Ibs. of mercury. ‘The net result, after crushing and causing the mercury to evaporate, was the production of a button of pure gold weighing 13, ounce, which, together with a portion of the tailings, was handed to Dr. Chilton, who will as- certain the purity of the gold, test the tailings for any metal which may remain therein, and communicate the result of his researches to the committee appointed by the meeting of yesterday. Their report will be interest- ing, as it will determine the value of the amalgamator. ‘The returns of the Mechanics’ Bank, of Augusta, Ga., made on the 4th of April, 1853, show the amount of loans and discounts te have been $1,640,335; deposits, $420,- 983; specie, $211,511; circulation, $877,785; bills and notes lying over, $35,579, of which there is doubtful, $36,000; capital, $500,000. The qaantity of coal transported on the Lehigh Canal for the week ending April 23, was 17,984 tons; previously this season, 41,418 tons—total, 59,312 tor The Bank of East Tennessee sustained a run from bill holders for five weeks, and met every demand promptly and in full. The bank is ready to pay, to the last aollar, its liabilities at maturity, upon presentation. Simeon Draper advertises for sale on the 8th June next, the first mortgage bonds of the Columbus, Pequa and Ia- diana Railroad, This road will be oneof the best in the West,taking at Columbus the combined traffic of the Ohio | Central and the Steubenville and Indiana Railroads, and carrying it directly West to the Bellefontaine lines. It is | in rapid progress of construction. Its bonds should com- mand good prices—they are convertible. We learn from Columbus, Ohio, that Judge Mclean has decided the injunction case against the Junction Railroad | Company. He held the following points distinetly:— 1. The plaintiff makes a sufficient case by his bill and proofs to oe the defendants upon their defence, and to bene Frag to lortig n= sor unless defendants can show authority for their proceeding: | 2 Sat ckarter of the Junetica Railroad Company. and its amendments give that ca@mpany no authority to cross Sandusky Bay. Sal ae, 3, 4 company fairly organized under the charter of the Port Clinton Railroad Company has authority to build a | Lia goon ‘the bay, unless it would materially obstruct navigation. 4. The affidavits and proofs as to the obstruction are too equally balanced to require the Court to grant an in- junction against the Port Clinton Rallroad ‘Company. Decree—Enjoining the Junction Railroad Company from crossing the bay, and refusing an injunction against the Port Clinton Company. This is, we believe, regarded as a substantial victory. It appears by the decision that the Port Clinton Company has merely been used by the Junction Company to enable jt to violate its charter. That company will, it is stated, be soon enjoined from bridging the bay. It is also the impression that the State court will hold differently as to | the powers of the Port Clinton Company. The questions | at issue on that company were not particularly examined in this case. It appears from a return of the Railway Department of the Board of Trade, that the receipts for 30,219,605 3, passengers conveyed on railways in the United Kingdom amounted to £3,403,825, and for goods, cattle, parcels, mails, &c., £3,791,726; total, from all gources of traflic, £7,196,551 for the balf year ending g0th June, 1852, on | 7,076 miles of railway, being at the rate of £1,169 per mile. The receipts for the corresponding period of 1851 | were: for 37,881,70334 passengers on 6,698 miles of rail- | way, £3,59,937, and for goods, cattle, parcels, mails, &c., £3,5 89 585; total, £6,749,522, showing an increase in the “number of passengers of 1,367,902, and in the total re. ceipts of £446,029 in favor of the half year ending 30th June, 1852. Of the £7,195,551 received on railways in the United Kingdom, £6,168,313 was received on railways in England and Wales, against £5,825,243 at the corres- ponding period of 1851; £718,675 on railways io Scotland, against £663,925; and £308,502 on railways in Ireland, against £260,364 at the corresponding period of 1851. Of the 89,249,6053, passengers conveyed during the half year, 32,682,415 4 were conveyed on railways in England and Wales, against 30,883,536 at the corresponding period; 3,906,724 on railways in Scotland, against 4,823,1354¢; and 2,661,466 on railways in Ireland, against 2,665,002 at the corresponding period; show- ing an increase of 1,708,849 in the number of passengers, conveyed on railways in England Wales, and a decrease of 427,411 inthe number of passengers conveyed on rail- ways in Scotland, and of 4,536 on the number conveyed | on railways in Ireland. The number of first class passengers conveyed was 4,609,356; of second class, 14,257,197; of third class, 6,260,740; and of the parliamentary class, 14,052,340. | As compared with the corresponding period of 1851, an | ncrease is shown of 129,106 in the number of first class | passengers; of 493,083 in the number of second class paseengers; and in the parliamentary class, of 2,985,216 passengers; but a decrease in the number of third elass passengers is shown of 1,654 475, which, no doubt, tended to izcrease the number of the parliamentary class. The receipts for the half year ending the 30th of June, 1852, for first class passengers, amounted to £1,011,707; for second class, to £1,288,204; for third clase, to £254,952; for the parliamentary class, to £782,513; and for the periodical ticket class, to £58,557—msking, together with £7,900 for excess fares, &c., £8,403,925, as above, against £3,359,087, received at the corresponding period of 1851—showing an increase of £43,888, The following named mining companies of Great Bri- tain, have declared dividends during the month of March, 1853:— Divipenps or Excusn Mixinc Companirs, Pailin Dividend Mine. share per share. Amount. | Devon Great. Consols. 0 O£i2 0 0 £12,288 0 0 Wheal Bi - 000 2 00 6400 0 0 Par Consols.. 13 015 0 00 00 010 0 00 , 14 0B 0 00 West Wheal Provid’ce 5 0 0 210 0 00 Carn Bri +4500 200 00 North Basset. -100 050 00 South Frances 5800 600 00 Scuth Caradon.,...... 212 4 ¢ 0 00 North Roskear, :1000 500 00 Wheal Clifford 000 256 2 6 Spearne Consols...... 1 1 4 010 6 0 Wheal Prockter...... 0 0 0 0 10 0 Kircudbrightshire.... 9 3 4 0 5 0 0 eeeenyerticss 26 Doubtless many other mines have declared dividends as well, but np to this date particulars have not been fur, nished, It is to be regrotte’ that those officially con. | nected with mining companies do not furnish statements euwrlier, as it would afford the public great confidence to know the exact position of the accounts as soon as audited quarterly returns of the revenue of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, which have just been publish. ed officially, give the annexed exhibit of receipt» for the quarter ending April 5, in each of the past two years :— Revenve or Great Brirain—Qvarrer ayo Yaar, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, MONEY MARKET: | Fripay, April 20-6 7.M. | ‘The stock market opened very heavy this morning, and prices depreciated a fraction. At the first board, Nica | ragua Transit fell off 34 per cent; New Jersey Zi c, “5 frie Railroad, 44; Harlem, %; Stonington, %; Hudson River Railroad, 4; Sixth Avenue Railroad, 3. Canton Company went up \. There was an active demand to-day for railroad bonds, and transactions were made to | tome extent, at full prices. A few shares of Crystal | Palace are occasionally sold, Coal stocks have very Little life in them. The bears are disposed to put them but freely on time, but buyers are scarce and already well filled with a good assortment. Railroad stocks are dull | wand drooping. The leading fancies on the market—Erio | and H.dson—fluctuate from day to day, a fraction, and | exhibit no indications of any favorab A very Great effort has been made to put up Erie, on the strength | wf the consolidated movement along the central line of zailroads, but it does not seem to work very well, The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to-day, amounted to $85,610 5: 313,868 08—balance, 65,878,690 52, ‘There has been a moderate demand for foreign exchange Yor remittance by the steamship Artie, for Liverpool, to morrow—Saturday, We have no change to make in fynotations previously given. There will not be a very large shipmont of specie by this steamer. After the adjournment of the board to day, the follow. ing stocks were sold at auction by S. Draper, at the Ex- change: — change, payments, $2,000 Minois new faternal Imp. stock 1 1,900 ings Interest bond . 6034 1,000 Evansville and Ilinois RR Convertible 7's... 91 35,000 Glemham Co. stock..., spb shares Metropolitan Bank «Bt. Nicholas Bank ,. 2s “ City Bask of Brooklyn 396 60 “ Manbattan Fire Insuranee Company 131 | 9 Minnesota Mining Company... p | oe. bos pee 208 » « « ‘ a4 “« ‘ 609 ‘' State Bank of TMlinois 20) « “ Fermers’ and Citizens’ Banik, 1, 2 8‘ Acean Steam Nav, Co, Bremen | se) “Bridgewater Paint Company. 12“ Marietta snd Cincinnati Ra ae 251 © Paterson and Rama pany, 8 309 * Junction Railroad 0 o =“ New York and firle Railroad Co y he public trtai gf Bordau’s amalgrmsios Miscellon 407. | Total ordinary revenue 10,045,682 Imprest &other moneys | 140,441 Ropay'ente of advances — 54,008 Total income. ....£11,174,731 11,219,444 s | Customs, . 750,000 The above statement shows a decrease on the quarter of the ordinary revenue of £119,293; and an increase on the total income for the quarter of £44,613. The following statement shows the several amounts, under each head , for the two years :-— Year ended Year ended Ap'l5, 1863. Ine. Dee Customs £ Exeine Stam pa Taxes Property tax 3 Post othe 1,051,000 Crown Iands.. 199,000 Miscellaneous 192,000 ‘Total ordinary revenue 4: Total income. | 5Y The above statemont shows an incresse in the ordinary | revenue, durinf' the year, of £363,462; and an increase in | the total income, for the year, of £920,009, | We stated, a few days since, that a body of stock- | holders in the coal mining companies of the Cumberland | region had employed a gentieman, every way qualified for | the businers, to visit the coal minos of that district, with instructions to give a full and impartial report from time to time, as he progressed, of the condition, position, and prospects of the various coal companies’ | operations in that sestion, We annex extracts from the | first letter received :— fair, Comnrriann, April 24, 18: Sm—In puravanco of my instructions, I have proces to the Cumberland coal region, and will endeavor to in- form you as briefly as possible of the state of aifairs of the different companies, as far as my limited, and at pre went, rather mengre surees of information will allow. The conelusic which I have arrived, from conver sations had with eral highly respectable geatiemen, | who have been long residenta inthe district, is that the ainount of coal w a will be forwarded this season will ‘nil far below the estimate made; and although the data vpon which such estimate wee founded might have heen eonrect at the time, yet it mast now be eviasat, upow ¢ & superdcial pation, that the fal bs fac aa to | 10,000 Buenos Ayres, in Sal | do., | amounted to 800 hhds., chiefly Cuba at 4M%c. » | with Porto Rico at 6346 be wonkeee at, when we take circumstamces into consideration, and, - "y could hardly have Deen tberrise, Operations we been extended upon very it fous tions apparently, although, upon & more thorough exs- mization of the en‘ with all its capabilities Sieacont calving aay ba panainie; bet eete’ tebe hoped rent y ut such a to 0} for result is do fale $11900 US 6's,’67..63 119%% 50 shs Cum Co’lCo.83 5114 25000 Ind State eed + O13, 126 ° oe 100 50 30 600 N Creek Coal Co... 50 Phoenix Mg C. b69 100 50 Roch zs ire Saf oedses-Sebeiece. New Jersey Zinc. 1234 a 12% 100 - 12% 50 100 Montgome: 1% 50 109 Florenoe te Kypte 300 Reading RR,.b30 200 10 Hudson River RR 12% 50 100d 3 50 199 100 78 Penn Coal Co. "S10 18 Dauphin Coal Co, Cum Coal Co. .b20 by fo pated ‘& Wash 26 Rome& Wat’: rn 106 30 Sixth Avenue R. 117% SECOND BOARD. $1000 NYork S6's,'04 1193 200 uhs Readi’g R.D45 914 10000 Kentucky 6 do me 1000 Hud 24 fo Bas 101% PES 43 shs Meshanica’Bk 135 100 Hud River Hi... 7255 450 Cum Coal Co..... 51, 180 Harlem RR...b80 67 507% 500 di 68 10 Phoenl Mg ¥ 21 200 60 do 30 6634 100 Panama RR...s60 120 50 Stonington RR... 56% CITY TRADE REPORT. Frwvay, April 20—6 P. M. Asus wero in better request; the sales comprised 100 | barrels, at $5 50a $5 56%; for pearls and $5 for pots, per 100 Ibs. Breapsrvrrs,—Flour continued brisk and buoyant, at sini pricns; the seloa embraced 7,800 barrels your at 939 a $4'1244; superfine No. 2, $4:12% a $4 31 ante State, $5 62}, salen do., $5 6234 a $6 68} favorite do. $4 68% «$4 8134; mixed Western, $4 63 3 $4 75; Teaightde, $4 TO wel 87<;faney do., ait ag a 84 933; common to good and round hoop Ohio, $4 68% a $4 8134; fancy Geneseo, $4 87% a $5 1234; fancy Okio, $4 933% a $5 188; extra Western, $5 1240 $5 75, and oxtra Genesse, $5 123¢ a $6, per bbl. Canadian was inactive, Southern remained about the same; the sales reached 900 barrels, at $5 a $6 183¢ for mixed to good; $5 25.9 $5 50 for favorite; $5 50 a $8 75 for fancy, per bbl. Rye flour and cornmeal have not varied. Wheat was held above buyers’ limits, and consequently ruled quiet; « lot of 4,000 bushels damaged was bought for distil- ling at 6c. Rye appeared pretty active and firm; 2,100 bushels were taken at 9034c. Barley and oats were un- changed. Cora was in more demand at firmer rates; the sales amounted to 26,500 bushela, at 0c. a G2c. for un- sound; 62c. a G64c. for mixed; 64c. a 66c. for white, and 66c. a 67c. for yellow Southern. Corrox.—The gales to-day, were 4,100 bales. Holders supply the demand too freely to admit of an advance beyond 3¢c. from the depression in the early part of the week. We quote :— STRICE LIVERPOOL Ete leans Atlantic. Texas. Inferior ............ 83g a9 8a 9 Low to good ordinary 94810 954 010 Low to good middling.103, a 113{ 103; 01134 1034 a 1134 Mid-fair to fair.....113g 12 113012} 1174 a 12% Fully fair togood fair nomioal, nominal, Stock about 75,000 bales. CorrKx was more e fought afler. The sales included an entive cargo of 3,000 bage Rio, at 92<c,; 600 do. in lots t 930. a 9e.; and 100 St. Domingo per lb. ot Caren—‘there were 2,600 tbs, old ne sed at 20. per lb. Other kinds were neglected. | g Fie Crackers. —About 1,200 boxes Canton, 40 packs, have been sold within a few days at $1474) a $1 50—usua credit. Fruit.—Sales were made of 500 boxes bunch raisins, at $2 7734; 150 cluster do. at $185; 500 bushels Southern | Ene at $10614; and 30 cases of prunes, at lic. 140. 5 aa 'KEIGETS were more active. About 26,000 bushels grain, in bags, were engaged for Liverpool at 6d.; and 12,000 do. in do., for do., at 644d. The other engagements for the same pert included 1,50¢ bbls. flour at 2s. 3d.; and 700 bales compressed cotton at 9 32d., with 950 do. 1gd. A full ship was taken with cottonat 14d., and grain in bulk at 5}4. A vessel was taken up to load at Nassau, Florida, for Boston, with sawed lumber, at $975. To California, 3,000 feet measurement goods were ey at 65c. per foot, There was no change to notice in rates for Australia. Hay.—Some 1,100 bales were procured at 85c. a 9c. per 100 Ibs. Hors were very sparingly bought at 20 a 2lc. per Ib. Hipes.—During the past week we have had more en- quiries from the trade, and sales have been made, viz.:— lem, for this market, at 173<¢. 6 months, there; 10,000 Rio Grande delivered here, at 17%c 6 do.; ‘Angosturas, at 17c. 6 do.; 2,700 TRareslonas as they run, at 1430. 6 do.; 3,700 Buenos Ayres, 21 to 22 Ibs., at 18¢. 6 do.; 1,000 Southern, 15 to 20 lbs., at 120 Ise. 6 do. Tkon.—Some sales of Scotch pig have been made for future delivery, at $34, and on the spot at $35 a $35 50 | per ton. Lams. Rockland. was s selling at 6c. for common, and $145 for lump, per BI MoLasses.—The a 's transactions consisted of 100 bhds. Muscovado, at 24 a 2hc,; 100 bbls. Orleans, at 27c.; and 40 hhds. Cardenas, at 2234c. per gallon. NAVAL SToRsS.--Turpentine was scarce, and held at 4-70 8 85 for crude, per 280 lbs.; and 63 a 65c. for spirits, per gallon, Rosins were abundant and dull, A few hundred ‘Vols. tar ghanged hands, at $275.8 $3 per arrel. Ons.—There has been more doing in linseed. We heard that there were sold 25,000 gallons, in large lots, at 60 a 61c., and 7,600 gallons, in small lots, 63a O40. per gallon, Other descriptions were as last noted. Provistons.—Pork was less active, but more valuable. There were 500 bbls. Western sold ‘at $13 60 for prime, apd $15 874 a $16 for weas, per bbl. Cut meats were quiet. Some 140 packages pickled shoulders and hams were disposed of at 6% a 65c, per Ib, Lard did not vary much. The sales reached 250 bbls. at07% a 1030, per Tb, Beef continued to teua upwards. Tho sates included 300 bbls, at $5 60 s $8 1234 for country prime; $6 50 a $7 for city ,o.; $9 a $11 for country mess; $13 for city and 1e packed Chicago do ; and $14 for extra mess, per bbl. Teef hams, butter,’ and cheese ruled about the same Rea. Estavg.—Sales at auction :~By W. W. Shirley— 1 lot on Twenty-third street, west of Ninth avenue, 17x08 feet 8 inches, $2,400; 2 do. on do. do., west of do. each 25x98 feet 8 inches, $4,000; 4 do. on Twen- ty second street, west of Ninth ‘avenue, each 25x08 feet 8 inches, $3,000; 2 do. on I'wenty-second strect, vest of Ninth avenue, each 25x98 feet 8 inches, $6,000" E. H. Ludloy—House and lot No. 33 Bowery, $14,050; Tot on Thirty-second street, 316 feet from Ninth avenue’ 21,3x0, $1,080; 1 do. adjoining, do. do. do. do., 21,3x98 | $1,000;,1 80, adjoining, do. do. do. do., 31 3x98, $1,050 ining, do. do. do, do., 21.3x98, $1,040. ' By An th ny J. Bleecker--Morrisania—House and ‘lot on j avenue, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, house 22x30, 7, $2,770. By Cole & Chilton—Bushwiek, 1. L— ick avenue, 100 feet from Newtown Tura pike, 26x69, $260. Kice.—About 400 tierces fair to yory good brought $4 O74, a $4 62% per 100 Ibs. Soar.—here were 400 boxes castile bought at 10e per Ib, | Sucars were in good demand, and the transactions 5ige., 380 hhds. Cuba, in bond, for Canada, at 4c, a 43G0. per Ib.; 150 boxes yellow Havana at 62%. a Te, and 213 boxes New Orleans (oy auction), at 45,0. a be. per Ib. ‘TALLOW —Sales of 6,000 Ibs. were made, Tonacco.—There have been 100 hhds.’ posed of, at 6340. a 8c. per Ib. Wriskiy was much cheaper. Sales have boon made of 400 bbls. prison at 223¢0,, and 160 Jersey at 2c, per gal- lon. at 910. per ib, Kentucky dis- Woot.—Since the auction sale, the stock of domestic in | market has increased, and holders submit toa slight re duetion of prices. Some lots purchased at the recent suctton are offered at lower prices than were then paid for them. Manufacturers say the present rates cannot be maintained, but most of the holders feel sanguine that prices will keep up. Sales of the week have been very light of both foreign and domestic.§ RECEIPTS OF PRODU Py Hopson Paver Boats.--419 bbls. four, 2,500 bushels wheat, 150 sides leather, 50 pkgs. whiskey, and 491 do, beef. The boat Palmer arrived on Thurada: o'clock, with wheat, consigned to I agente for Jones, Himrod & Titus this ceason from the canal. By Krak Rartnoap.—400 bbls. flour, 160 bags oats 22 pkgs. wool, 150 do. butter, 30 do. leather, 3,500 rides fea ther, 10 bv ead catile, 120 bales bay, 120 calves, and sun dries atternoon at4 Higbee & Co. ‘This is the first boat Domestic Markets Brrciroy Carte Marker, April 28.—At markot, 850 beef eattie, no stores, 27 pin working oxsn, 111 bows and calves, 1,000 sheep ani lambs, and 7,000 swine. The following are the prices Reet Cattlo—We ote extra $8 a $5 50, first quality, $8; sesoni do, $7 75; ti $7 26, ordinary, bon $5 50. Working xen 873. $: $55, $00, $100 n'8125, Cows and Colves—$24, $2 $51, $86, #100 $45. Sheep aod Lam’ $5 15; exten $7, 83, 80a 89 50 Swine o athe total, 70. #06. fas hogs, Oo. # Oho. | oileloth, ching tea sets, blue and ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY ev GER FIFTH PAGE. ws SALES AT AUU1EUA. DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONRER.—DESIRABL. iiteen Bing fputh aaa Ay ath a i 12 o'olock M., at t the Merchant Exchonge, fo aig itgton avenues fou msi rst, et at Lak street, 115 fest. west of Lexington above described lots aro 25 by 100 foot by neering HIOOL AY, MAURIE tt; NECOLAT will ‘Sell on Saturday, 30, at wich streot, near Fulton, household furniture, constating ia art, of & ooking chairs, in om " Heada, wi ubstands; bods, mattressos, Lo., and & Mit on w is. Terms pte Brasized on aus Cpe office, No. 40 Wall stroot. UCTION NOTICESEXTENSIVE AND VALUAD sale, this day, at 10 15 Spruce street, of most v tions, from*amiliee removi mer to rate; unters, will be coutisiued daily. as fafnicu tinually. ‘The out door sales will ‘THOS. BR Aue ‘Auctionoor, By WM: IRVING & CO—SATURDAY, APRIL $0, slogan isure.—At look, at house West Trenty sient street, all the furniture in said be nsisting in arble-t tables, bair seat sofas, chairs, curtains, elegant garpots, a hogany bureaus, dressing ¢: Dies, at ands, Tit framed mi rrors, hale ash, in city fan talogues maa be tee at a too numerous ia variety jures, lumber, & .s is coin . CHILTON, AUCTIONEER—VALUABLE BUILD- ing loteas, New Rochelle as auction. — Cole & Chilton April 9, at Hae ‘the depot ‘of in the town of Now Rochelle, ‘Westoh yn of A. H. Lookw: "OT ullding lots of ground, fooated on North stroet, Railroad avonu Grand and Division streets, in the town ar New Rocl Wostchostor soanty, ..Y., together with the hotel and ies ‘opposite the lepot. Lithograph maps of the above aA at the oi yf the auctioncers, Ni street. The cars leave the dopot of the New Ha Foud, at Canal street, at ton uinutes past ninso'elock Aci. Ci, & SRREN, & 00-, AUCTIONEERS, LOUISVIL Ky., will attend to sales of roal or merchand: Cash advances made if ré ere havin, wish to 90 of in ‘estern market woul call on our agent, Alonso Feun, 61 Chambers nent offic J), %2OUGH AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY, turday, A. M. (0, 85 dn tastes contents or Cos largs'Tour sigry, ayailing embracing every description of household aruitures such toto.s bureaus, washstands, cornor ands, seorotarics, wardrobes; mahogany, black bedstoads; maho, ano 8 Chairs, gilt rossos, palliasi ingie ataleapetativer are eiMecpaey &c., together with a good assortment of with whieh the sale will commonco, - Sal B. 4 Pill! at au 10 premises, opposi ieecnatastte county, under the directio: riff of Saboner ests n os they lo woll to base- t c.; curtains, china, cutlery, &o. kitchen furniture, iv D. NASH, AUCTIONEER, STORE 310 BROADWAY herift's sale of household furniture, this day (Satur t 10 o'clock A. M., at the store, consisting of sofas couches, lounges, dressing bureaus, card, centre, dining, tea and extension tables, mahogany and maple chai stands, ottomang, bookehtes, wardrobes, high post Franck and coltage bedstoade, mattresses, pior glassen, engravings, Brussels and ingrain carpets, stoves, China and glass waro, kitehon furniture, &e. FF, orton, AUCTIONEER BEAUTIFUL HOUSE- tapostry carpets, olleloths, bods and mattresses, &c.; gas fixtures OLTON yrill sell, this morulng, Saturday, April 3, at i034 o'elogk, aC 3 Sindavtauslone Uoonfcim, Swentteth Gaceeiy Alo alee cist and beautiful furniture of tho house, and will comprise hogany sofas and tets-a-tetes, French todstonds, oouch divans, ottomans, marble to tablos, beautiful tay , April 30, at 23, “the carpets an ogetler with stoy ry ; crockery: ie and a small assortment of furniture. Romember, Barat G, HORTON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS 's, (Saturday) aiternoon, at 2 o'clock, at 35 Sixth avenuo, furniture, to close consignments. Also, furniture of a fami: ly, removed for convenience of sale, worthy the attention cena per On Tuesday, all the furniture contained in house OUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIO! > BY, SMITH DUNNING, office 185 Greenwich street. O. WARREN, suctionser. Beturuay, April so, a¢103 olook, oi tke eer? ful household furniture contained in’ the house No. 405 Chambers street, consisting of Brussels, throo-ply and in- grain carpets, marble-top contre tables, washetands, crockery, mahogany cushioned chairs, eofas, mahogany and yedsteads, beds, mirrors, & ‘ANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC- tion JOHN L. VANDEWATER & CO. will, sell on Saturday, “April 0th, at 1034 o'clock, at No. 195 Wost Twenty eighth streot, all the furniture contained in tho above house, consisting of carved mahogany parlor suite, rich velvet tapestry, threo ply and ingrain carpet: ‘ant mantel ornaments, in sets of vases; clock and candelabras, gas fixtures, rich’ ormolu shande late pier glasses, valuable oil paintings, exten [xtiest matte top contre, sofa and pier table celain' decorated dinner, ‘dessert, an: ts; a large and logant assortment of ctystal out glass ware: chamber far- niture, consisting of mahogany marble top dressing bureaus, Washetands, Gothic and scroll bedstonds; w large assortment, Of bedding, oilcloth, &o., & ssortment of Daement and kitebon fui h which the salo will commence; also one elegant rosewood planoforte, but livile used, naa BLACK HORSE AT AUCTION.—J. VAN DEWATER will sell on Saturday, April 30, at is o'clock, in front of the salesroom, 14 Wall street, a black plies ee onig old, kind ane gentle in harnoss and under the saddle, free from all tric! nds without fastening, and can travel a mile in throe and a half minutes, OUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION. VANDEWATER vill sell, on wail at Apri 1034 o'clock, at the sales room, 14. Wi wood and mahogany furniture, con in dining French por: J. L. 30, at rich rose- large very 0 and costly assortinent of rosewood parlor ce ORR | with in brocatelle and hair cloth; marble top etegeres, book cases, mirror back and front; secretaries, centre table: wardrobes, c.; extension dining tables, Voltaires, sewing chairs, couches, easy chairs, &o.; bureaus, washstands with marble tops, rosewood carved bedsteads, mahogany feroll top and Gothie bedatends, South American horso N LEEDS & CO. WILL SELL AT AUG tion, this dey, (Saturday,) April 30, at 103 o’olock, a 22 West Twenty-fourth street, near Broadway, a gene jortment of household furniture, consisting of Brus dingrain carpets, pier glarses, mahogany sofa, chai ind pice table, conte table, astral lamp, mantel orniment pilt, dinner do; and glass- ware, Wardrobe, bureau, marble top’ washstands, drossing Durenus, marble'slab and brackets, vases, matting, and other household furni Kitchenware, &e. ENRY Il. LEEDS & CO. WILL SELL, AT AUCTION, this day, (Saturday,) April 30, at 1044 o'clock, at No. 89 Clinton place, an elogant assortment of hongehold furni- ture, consisting of new tapestry and Brussels carpot, pier glasses, oil paintings, rosewood parlor furniture, covered in old and purple 8 M. roveption chairs, rete-n-tetes, etegeric: lato glass doors, parlor tuite, covered in maroon plush, ‘chandeliers aud brackets, | clocks, ures, Vares, rosewood pianoforte and stool, b Heh window coreains, Ince, do. music rack, bedrooin fara ture, bureaus, dressing gli Brussels carpet mattresses, marble top washstands, sofas, and other valua- ble and choice furniture. At 11 o'clock, at the gallery in the roar of room No. 8 Wall street, superb oil paint- ings. A large and splendid collection of oll paintings, with- out doub’ the very best offered ed seaton, amongst which will be found the works of the best ancient and modern YY H. LEEDS & CO. WILLSELL AT AUCTION, his day (Saturday), April 30, at 12 o'clock, at the sules room, No. 8 Wall strect—Splendid Book Sale—Magniti- Cont enlo of elegantly illustrated works, in rich, beautiful and chaste bindings, the best English editions, « comprising voynges, travels, memoirs, the British classics, Aidisoedi- tions, a rare collection ef French wor! ith illustrations— ole in fine condition and unsurp h for rich- er exhibited nd beauty of binding and tne printing. saioin the city of New York. At 120o’vlock, in front of tis stloT An elegant. pomton carriage: with top; has been used but a very fow timos; was made to order, and is calou lated for one or two horses. ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.—THE STOCK, fixtures, and lease of a restaurant, situated in a busi- ness part of the city, and doing ® first'rate business, to be yold, as the owner Lv about Toaving the city. Henry H, will sell at auotion on Satarday, April 30, at Wig orslook, at No. Jal Water stroct, moar Wall acreet; ths stock, fixtures, and lease of a restau nt situated at the above number. It isone of the largest establishments of the kind in the city, and comprises everything that c for carrying on the business on a larga scale. very good business, A schedule Of the property m had by applying at the above number, Avy p to purchase m place of this dvseription, would do well to call and examine the premise i. BUSH, AUCTIONE «At 1034 o'vlook, at No. WILL SELL, THIS DAY, outh street, the bar and kexs, decanters, 15 fixtures of @ liquor saloon, stand casks, tumblers, beer pumps, counters, scales, &t., ce. MORIARTY WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT10 CLOCK nt 173 Chatham streot, a large and general assortment i from families changing their residen 6 feather beds, hair mat 28, mall will be sold without reserve: of furniture, remov seeks, ¥. SALE OF PLANTS—LAST OF THE VAN DEWATER will soll salesroom, No. 1 ¥ THE SEASON.— on Monday, Ma, ) 4 Wall streot, w "heh slandard roses and’ pot plants, from the nursery are, Astoria, Long Island,embracing all the newest ojocet kinds. FFICE FURNITURE AT AUCTION WATER will soll on Saturday, at 12 all the furniture contained in th ovcupicd as'an exchange office, railing, brass do., VANDE. offiec, consisting of coun chairs, stools, printings, &o, puants, Ar AUCTION.—W. 8. McILVAIN WILL boll at the seedstore, No. 7 John street, this day at 108g monthly, perpetual and climbing roses, vorbe antions, tuberoses, gladioles, honeysuckles ‘eh from the garden of J. & P. Henderson, Jersey &e,, &o., fri City. Catalogues. ER PARKS, AUCTIONKER.—SALE OF | TAVERN niture, fixtures, glassware, &o., Saturday, April $0, at Worclock. at the well known Goat and Gridiron Hotel. Wor #2 Forsyth stroct, near Grand street. ‘The contents of the mprising & general aegor' ostablishiment, PETER PARKS ut of furniture, 17 Wall street, W. WESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER. — HOUSEHOLD RB, Foenlure—this afternoon, at Zo'clock, at 146 Green wich avenue, consisting of a large aseortinent of bureaus, bodstends, hair mattresses, sofne, sideboard, divans, dre ing tables, mahogany extension And loaf do., tapostry and ingrain carpets, French mirrors, brocatello suits, rosow and mahogeny tables, china, ivory eu Jassware, sily Ware, mabogwny and cotta chairs, large and fine as- sortmont of everything in the housek line, Sale posi- tive, rain of shine. Goods to he rewoved immediately. UPERIOR OIL PAINTING EN EEDS €O, will tell at anotion on Saturday g, April No.4 Wall steset. nose bevaal ‘lock, at the galler; ouise of valuable cil aintings, in vontly frames, ent een imported from Knrope, ‘They comprise specimens snd mevegt ancient pnd modern masters, in’ pertoot. oquip ment for the drawing room, and will be’ found worthy the notice of conaoiveurs, Among the masters are pictures by Swanpeveldt, Coleott, and Haxter, of London, De Loan, oad Gamo by Parkor, oattle picoes by the bext English painteres toxothor with Areal varioty of beautiful land ‘ko. Thoy aco wow gondy COC oxomigation, with eatMlognes, | toads rably sit | comotive engines, — orter ‘Sam I Fovetock, a7 SUB Allon ott a wee "ote large serra fartitrs ire, sevpemeres ey ni cane Eattree a o'aloc! 101 Steal bousebela faruitare’ acutelend = FOR SALE. CASH.—¥OR SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES, good will and business of @ machine sho; is and?machinery all good. | Ponty of Swork for the par. chaser will be g cod. Apply to RW. W., Horald office, givin Sas ths priotor is going to (A SALAMANDER SAVE, (HERRING'S MAKE) WITH one of Newell's patont locks, of medium site, for sale, Apply at WALLIS & MATHEY’S, 82 John street, corner of Nassau, watoh importer. tess CHANCE FOR ate BAKER, WHO WI 1 ea tireete, Brookiger and y in tho city for abakery. | Tt'may be had on rousonable torms, ag lator. wishes to retire from business. Apply to Patntc DUFF, on the premisos. SHOR AND LEATHER STORE FOR SALE OuEap. to let, large hall for public meetings, on Sundays or week days, For terms, ina J. YOUNG, 49 avenue D. RARE CHANCE: —FOR SALE, “A FARM OF ABOUT net seros, in the town of Eastchester, adjoining Pelham and near the depot; it is ‘one of the best Looations for a village in that section, ‘It will be sold cheap, aud terms of payment easy. Inquir bors street, of WATKINS « ‘& HINE. T HARLEM.—FOR SALE OR TO LET, AT 133D street, botwoon Fifth and Sixth avenues, 's beeatiful frame house, two and a half stories high. died in with brick, nine rooms. & good cellar, cistern, and ‘six lots of ground, govered with eboioe fruit trees," Only ocars. Ront $250. Court, City Hall. seit ILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE, OF SUPERIOR lity and workmanship, suitable for private, or pub- Orders promptly attended, for clo 0 second for sale cheap, at te blltined table factory 9 Ann strect, GRIFFITH & DECKER. |OR SALE—A RARE CHANCE—A DINING SALOON and loase, Inquire on the premises, 626 Water street. OR SALE—A Tyo STORY aD, Lagerfepagetalet porn ther with a lease for ears,) situa- h streot, between Nath ‘and Tenth avo- & 8. BRIGGS, Sixth H. RICE, epee OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE now doing an excellent business. A rare bargain. SCENNEDY & SHERMAN, 16 Wail s OR SALE OR TO LRT—A SMALL PARM, BEAUTI- fully situated in tho vicinity of Westchester village large room, kitehon and leeping room house, Tish a good house, containing npr room on reiah ios and a large Sellag: au euteusive gs with the different kinds of fruit, together with four to ton Of ground. Price and rout’ in proportion to the quantity of ‘ound required. The place is about fourteen miles from the ity Hall; can be ronched by carriage in loss than halfhours, and by Harlem Railroad in less time, Ingulre of JAMES CONNER & SON, 29 Bookman stroot. OR SALE OR. TO LET—THE THREE STORY BASE- ment house 160 East Twenticth strect, also tho furni- ture. The house contains all the modern improvements. Apply as abo; FOR SALE OR TO RENT—A FIRST CLASS STEAM flouring mill, with four pair of French burr stones. J. MORRISON, 62 Front street. OR SALE—A SNUG TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, situated at the junction of threo railroads, Steck Jected andlight. Rent low. Inquire at No. 353 Greenwich street, or at the northeast corner of Seventh avenue and Twenty-soventh stroct. (OR SALE OR TO RENT—A SPLENDID MANSION ‘and out houses, on tho East ri ith or without the furniture, and with’ twenty or fifty acres of land, in om- plete order, having on its great varicty of all iinda of fruit, uituated eleven miles from the City Hall. Apply at 6% road street. j,OR SALE—THE STOCK OF GROCERIES AND FIX tures, together with loaso of premises, of an establish- ed stand, ia & business part of Sixth avenue. For particu: Jars, apply to SMITH & BARNES, 44 444 Kighth avenue, OR SALE OR TO LET—FIVE BEAUTIFUL THREE story and basement brick houtes, 12 inch walla, marble of the best style in all the stories, situated in Sackett street, corner of Hoyt, and finished in the bea and built of the best materials, in tho vicinity of the now Carroll Park. One of the most desirable locations in the city of Brooklyn for a private residence. will be ready for occu- *Hent moderate, SHOW) ‘of the panoy. by the et of Ma purchase money m non bond and mortgage. Inquire Eorner of Atlanticand Hicks street, South Brooklyn. of ‘THOS. MULLIGAN. OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A GRO- cery store, situated at 269 Third avenue, corner of Twenty-tiret street, with four years lease from first of May- ‘The reason of selling out, the owner wants to go South fer the health of his family.’ Terms oash. Inquire on the pre- mises, of LATSON BRO’ OR SALE—THAT BEAUTIFUL SPOT KNOWN AS Ball Spring Cotta in the city of Now Haven, with about twenty acres of land attac! gh cultivated, and having one of tho best springs of w: It is one of the mont delightful plaoes for a gentleman's ooun- try residence to be found in this region. ‘Terms of sale made sete aty. For further partioulars inquire of JOHN 8. BALL, wpb uated i he country. AOR § SALE CHEAP—THE THREE STORY BRICK hougo No. 4 South Fourth street, noar First stroot, wi liamsburg; 20 feet front by 36 fect dee 20x102 feet. In'a very desirable situation for s gentleman doing busin in New York, as it is about a minut Ik from foar di feront ferries. The house is lately finished, with all the modern improvements. Terms cary. Apply at the lumber yard foot of South Fourth stroot. OR SALE—TWO BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSES, the modern improvements, in Thirty-firat pirect’ ‘necr Sisth avenue; also, two of’ four houses. ia Twenty-seventh stroct; lota fe ; lots in Dunkirk for sale or exchange for dry good welry, &o. Ap: ply to SW. CRONK, 75 me street, from 8 t0'l0 0’ felook A.M, and from 3 to OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES of a first rate bakery and ice cream saloon, situated in one of the best and most feepectable Parts of the ci ty. Will Vesold reasonably. of Bia the New York, Brooklyn, and Will rg A, 67 Chathai 1X PLOTS OF BUILDING GROUND, ON g street of Rrooklyn, good for an immediate e rental from first class stores or other improve- Not distant ate New York via the ferry. For ty in the First, Second, T! id, or Fourth wards of the latter city. Apply. in. the’ stor Greenwich street, fourth above Warren serect; lease of which store is also for sale, (OR SALE—A COPPER BOILE thirty gallons, furnace belong! Ge mould, middling sixes size, for eale, ‘Apply to CHARLES NDHAM, daguerrean rooms, 77 or 407 Broadway. OR SALE OR TO LEASE—A PLOT OF GROUND ON Twenty-ninth street, betwoon First and Second avo- pues, Ul feet front, and averasing 187 fect doop. ane to | PINCKNEY, Nassau street, from 12 to 1 PITTSBURG leadin, WHICH HOLDS ing to i of giving ie, Penn This establishment enjoys an unrivalled roy the Hope Yarns always find a market in_proferonce to any Gthers hot manufactured at Pitteburg. The mill contains x little over $,000 spindles. ‘The machinery is all in perfect or- nd now in active operation, having all the latest im provements for making yarns of the best quality at the emallest expense. The roperty is bounded by the Alleghany river and Penn- sylyania canal, and consists of about fize acres of ground, with the Cotton Factory buildings, machinery, and twent; sylvania, wishes to Cod of the Hope Cotton five dwelling houses. I will dispose of it ontire, or I will geil the mach nd the ground and buildings separately. Tam prepared to'sell on the most favorable terms, requir: ing but little cash, and giving very long time, and easy pay- ments on the balance. 9 persons who contemplate engaging in the eotton, busi. ness in the West or South, this offers an opportunity seldom to be met with. The same smount of machinery could not now Le cupplied by manufacturers in less than twelve months, whilst this could be removed and put into operation at once, with # reputation and line of cnstom a ready esta worth thousands to a cotton mill, and which it take to acquire. T would subscribe a large amount of the purchase moncy tock in & company that would conduct the business here withont requiring my personal netontion, ihe property, from its convenience for procuring matorials, d for tho manufacture of machinery, lo: . To acompany formed for this par por, Lwould civethe most liberal terms, and i€ desired, would also eubserite amount aa stock For further particulars, inquire of myself, or Mr, Morri ton Foster, at my offie in £ itteburs. Bitewbary, April 25, 1808. POLLARD M’CORMICK. with haustiblo Sema te the oity, the railroad. It ve fy ty, nears avon ete fered Ltepensrzse 3 bead bey nasiningg od FOR SALE.—Al 1d business for sale, together with A goad opportunity for ® man wi office, Addross W. W., Herald SALE—THE FIXPURES as OF ue F for manut hes. engaged in ithe ain ‘ye bala ye bale ig well A ‘32 South oventh sire street, near the Peck nergy and a little 1 MiaNERY E BSA BLISHMENT IN CANAL SrER rate ate millinery and aad dr po ep I no gg Sietaly his is makin, satgous: of going ie ag int red, as tie store is ait si Or rere put etor wi rntaeas, will diapocg oft eee ote ies thisaag 7. APBIY’ en the premises, 190 Canal stroe bli DEALERS.—FOR SALE, THE Bimpenge yRAl Tease, food will, and fixtured of a b clgnt years tn ff none of the be in ‘ares nd yard. cakes “Apply Gu the pretaisen. 106 rookly: meta ub 10 HARDWARE DEALERS —A GOOD, CHANCE. It ned to any person with & small capital. ixtures of a ret: lected; thi re is located on o1 inquire at further partiodlari rtieth house eanapt be stand yf forty-six fo foot | in ks HORSES, CARRIAGES, de. | OR SALE—A VALUABLE HORSE, SORREL ROAN, sixteen hands high, eight years old, trotsin threo mia} geution dithone a fault, sold tor Tass ew light aa with shitting to p; the nquire at Ji ‘Also, harne ond of Twenty-seven 1,000 Br OR SALE—A SPLENDID PAIR OF PONY BUI sorrel horses, six and soven yours old, b and sister ind in vingle and double harness; both dle; can trot in double harn old, and trotted last fall one ile Th the State of Delaware, and aro ne: iy ‘thorough pred, The real son for ea: is that the owner has no use for thom. They can be seen at the St. Nicholas livery stables, Nos. 57 and Moroer stroct, rear of the hotel. OR SALE—TWO HORSES AND CARTS, AND THI work of two stores. Inquire of J. P. WILMURT, Ni Nassau street. OR SALE—A PAIR OF HORSES, FAST TRAVEL| lers; algo, a light wagon and harness, and a light car. Finge. Apply'to EVERT SNEDEKER, corner of Main andl Water streots, Brooklyn. FPOR SALE—A GRAY PACING HORSE, FM high, eight yours old, Bea poulleta tarntisi ar ben pelivl onal horse and Also. a light wagon, nearly now. Can be s the in ioyt “street betweos Atlantio and’ Pacito Brooklyn. OR SALE—A GRAY MARE, EIGHT YEARS OLD, suitable for a grocer. Sold on account of not nl enough for the work sho is at. Inquire at 92 M street, in the rear, OR SALE—A PRETTY, KIND, AND GENTLE Pall of sorrel horses, cight yoars ol Sold as the owner has no fui at Norris’ stable, Eighth stroct, near Sixth avonuc. Inq for the man Joh OR SALE.—A FAST TROTTING MARE, DARK brown, five yeurs old, nbont 10% hands high, pony bull, Private gentleman. footy kind, stylish driver, the cf ee tables, No. 9% Third avenue. Can be seen at A. DEA. OR SALE5ONE PONY, FOUR YEARS OLD, AND Beatzeet. Can be seen fortwo days. Apply at No, 10% ual atroet. OR SALE—A FINE LOT OF NEW CARRIAGES, CON- ‘sisting of light road and rockaway wago! Wagons with ono or two sents;also a enperior doo all mado in the best_ manner, East Twenty’ street, by JOSEPH L. SMIT Ti LS POR SALE—A FINE CANADIAN HORSE, GOOD SIZ six years old, warranted sound and kind, as also & gro: nd Pleasure wa ‘wagon, harness, and everything complete. A first rate chance for Rrocer, of any person in Wantor horse without ult, the owner has no fi s horse, Please apply at ‘No. 183 Sixth avenue, in tbe shop. Fs SALE.—A FINE CREAM COLORED HORSE, rae Sear and tail, seven years old, 163¢ hands bi carman Or any Feat Bude work, He is p: i ly pecetent ied Teenie sold cheaj soon at Messrs. Wyman & Brown's ive Stabl Readestroct. sound, and ORSE FOR SALE—USED bet we Bley PAST AS} jady's saddle hors ut eight old, fourteen, feuds high wadtwactanteapomna tual respects, ‘To be seem] from 7 A. M. to 12 M., and from 6 to 7 P, M.,at the atable a coining No. 3 Great Sonos street, alleyway. Price meder- pply to J OTT, 76 Nassau street. ‘ORSE FOR SAL! BLOOD BAY HORSE, SIX- toon hands high; eight, years old, perfeotly broken, andl warranted sound and kind in every respect. som Is of the lebrated ollfoundec stock, than threo minutes, - Price $420. Apply at 49 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, afew steps from the South ferry. —FOR SALE, A NEW SET OF DOUBLE and a perfectly now expross wagon, hand- i d. To bo seen at DILK’S Phenix Horse! Ped 91 Crosby atre ORSE FOR SALE— WARRANTED PERFECTLY, sound and gentle, and a good traveller. Sold in conse- quence of the proprivtor givins up business, also a grocer's | wagon, Inquire at corner of Henry and Rutgers streets. | Hoe AND CARRIAGE FOR SALEA FINE SIX! ears old Morgan horse, bits da high, very han ‘and kind“ in every respect, and some and nowy, ies poasiee Ny, Neatly Bem —A very good speek Philadel pie with ‘aoubto and single bas ig! a 10 horse is ® very superior ‘eaitaal, Can e seen by sconlying to THOMAS FITZHAM, saddier and. harness maker, 49 Atlantic stroot, Brookly; walk from South ferry. Tee. WAGON AND HARNESS.—A GENTLEMAN of responsibility would like to hire a harness for a month or two. ON NEW LIGHT WAGON FOR SALE CHEAP. IN- quire at No.98 Laurens street. DASTUGUE. JANTED—A PAIR OF FINE bet ne HORSE! black, chestnut or sorrel, il to 16 hands high, kind and gentle. ANT#D—-A PONY BUILT HORSE, ABOUT we W ‘ikuce hist; must tescond, Rind anda ish. n Bony, built horas a ui ht two seated Koc! fe ittle ae, i would «i for a well matched Bet) of Bory, built harness; the difference in prico will be uire at the coal office foot of Dock street, ind Catharine ferries, Brooklyn. MUSICAL, OLIAN, PIANOS at tal BROADWAY.—A LARGE brated house of of &. Boaton also tho well known instra- Lade & Co., with a full supply of new and second hand pianos, of various makers, for sale at v ry low prices. Pianos to lot. LINCOLN & THOMPSON, 441 Brom IANOFORTES FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN.—PF sons desiring pianos are particularly requested to all at 106 Orange stroct, opposite Brooklyn Museum. Second hand pianos tuken in exci.ange for new. Every scoommodation offered. Dont go to New York—at least call at 106 Orange | street first. JANOFORTES—WAKE & CO., 184 FULTON STREET, west of Broadway, now offer great inducements te those about to purchase. Will remove on the lat of May, to 5s Barclay street, opposite College place. JOR SALE OR TO LET—A NEAT TWO-STORY ATTIC and basement house, with marble mantels, folding doo &e., located on Spencer btreet, betweon Flushing and Pat ayoaner, Fast Brooklyn, about fifteen minutos walk from the Peek sip fore ulare, apply to \D, No. 189 Broome streot._ OR SAL L, I—A SUMMER RESI- dence, and gavden, ‘eligetully located. grounds Ret out with shrubbery and fruit t1 cheap. brick t Cheover place and Di rtreet, South Brooklyn, with the modern improven 4 Price low. Terms sogommmodaving: Apply to J. CLARK, on (he premises, or of 8. 8, BROAD, No. 13 Wall street, (JOR SALE CHEAP—A HOUSE AND LOT IN WYCK- off etrect, near Graham avenue, Williamsburg, conve nient to stagor. Tarmesesy, A first rato investment. In. juire of G. G. ANDREWS, or J. F. KENDALL, No. 5 Tryon row, Harlem Railroad Building, corner of Chatham street. OR SALE CHEAP Has been carefally wu KAWAY CARRIAGE. and isin good order; will seat, four peréons, and can be used with one or two horses. Also, & light wagon, with shifting top. Can be seen st the stable, ty Bleventh street, second. door east of Second avenue, of may apply by note to box 1,143 Post Office. OR SALE OR TO LET—A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY feat of twenty-four acrea, fronting on the ocean, at taten Island, with new Gothic cottage house, bare, garden cr's house, and a splendid view of York Bay, Coney Island, the Jerseys, eee £0. “Blue son bething, tet ing, end fowling. ‘The house will be let faraished if requir ed,” Apply to A AN NOR SALE—WITH F R'S I a et er fixtures complete, (with or without stock;) the corner of one of the loading avenues, in a most cloxible business location; right in front is an cxtensive ship yard with two saw mills, whore from four to five hundred mochan cs and lahorors are daily employed. This is & chagee seldom net with, for any enterprising business man. Inquire on the prem Nivea, northwett corner of Ninetoonth stroct, and avenue (OR SALE OR TO LET—A ROW OF THRRE STORY ‘and basement brick houses, on tho east side of Lexington avenue, between Forty-cighth 1 ‘orty ninth stre finished with marble mantels and A ROC B, nicht ana atreot, ayonue morning. I OTE), FOR SALE OR LEASE-THE LEASE AND PIX tuzeeof a hotel, now doing & good business, up town, Would like to eoll some partiof tho}furniture, or all, Rent vory Iw Hotel oF boarding hours koa Ceol in want Of 8 house will find thin a chanoo goldom of Apply at Til Bast Twenty-fourth «treet. Tho reason for holliag 43, that (he pro prigtot is going into other busingps, | FISHE | der advantageous conditions. IANOS—A VERY SUPERIOR SEVEN OCTAVE PI- ‘ano, by one of the best makers in the city, for sale at » Vargain: Also, six other pianos, new end sccond hand, enie cheap. Also, watches, fire proot safe, soaps, © dise and perscnal property generally. J. F. JONES, Ni Ann street, second floor. 10 CHURCHE: ~AN- EXPERIENCED ORGANIST, together with « well trained quartette choir, with geod. Commanding voices, wishos to engage with seme ohurches in ew York or vicinity, Address Choir, Herald office. ERY GOOD ad eM Ae IN PIANO, GUITAR, and the French rongonable terms, 3. Py ANTED TO G. TWENTY YOUNG LAD for permanent concerts. A lady who a short time eince arrived from Europe, and who is well known ase Planet nud singer, Intenas es continua her sonsorts; nites entirely new method and peculiar outfit, in Amei this purpose she wishes to engage twonty young ladics, radios wishing aa intorvia in reference to the ulove, ‘from whom it would be ox 2 ponsers some musical (alont,) Wilt ploage to call in persem ne Nive Hold's Motel, northonst corner of Bowery. end Haye , betwoen 10 and Pet or in ‘and 6 o'clock. ally re e concerts commence in the early part of the next week. yeopriate elegant wardrobes will he provided by the manage rider's oxtra pay offcs, and, ranted you by Congress. ursor United State , Lelow Wall strect. . 8. SAILORS, &C., WHO HAVE Y served in the Pacific during the Iate wat with Mexioe. Hieware of frauds and impositions, and save your mone A law of Congress makes all powers of made by, ¥ a ‘ou of your oxten pay, esame, and the commissioncr's, nosary's, or certificate of your acknowled, t thoroof, are dated the day you make them, and after the accounts of at Washini on, th the ship you rved re taken allowanes there of your claim, and tho amount due ‘yo there fixed, For your oxtra pay, or fuathor information, 9] py to EDWARD DISSELL, agont, (and late purser U. 5, auvy,) 0 South William etroot, NITED STATES SEAMEN’S EXTRA PAY OFFICE, 65 Well atroot, front offieo, second Aoor,—OMicors, ao mon, and marines. who served ‘in any United Statos vory on the Pacific Ocean from Ih4G to. 12, entitled to doud pay. as above, F. KOWING, Agent, NT ampton nan Conan ody for paymer Savannah (first oruise) will follow. [NITED STATES “EXTRA PAY” OFFICE — SAILORS tnd marings who were tn the Paoific California’ aince Sune, 1346. caw obtain thoir oxtra pay by calling on THOMAS 1. BRAYQARD, St Weil street, Bow Pongress Rad