The New York Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1853, Page 3

MONEY MARKET. Monpar, May 2-6. M. ‘There wasa pretty active market to-day, at the first board, but stecks were forced out by the bears, whe ex hibited considerable eagerness to sell chort, or for cash, to suit purchasers. The coal stocks particularly, were freely offered, and the transactions were unusually large. The sales wore principally on time. We see no indications pf ® favorable change in the stock market. So long as outsiders evince no disposition to enter into speculation, so long must we make the best of times such as these, It is utterly out of the question to get up any excitement in the fancies, until outsiders are disposed to take hold, and relieve those who are now burdened with such an ac- cumulation of stocks. The fact is, the fancies are Princi- pally beld in Wall street, und the movement is entirely among the brokers. The few outsiders operating are bears, and generally short to some extent. The only buoyant stock im the list is Nioaragua, and that improves very gra- dually, Krie Reiltoad bangs fire at about ninety per cent. The tendeacy is downward, with pretty large sales. Morris Canal appears to have lost its buoyancy, but buyers are sanguine, and take hold with a great deal of spirit. At the first board to day, Morris Canal fell of 34 per cent, Yhoenix Coal Company 3{, Montgomery Mining 3, Parker Vein 144, Norwich and Worcester 3, Buffalo and Roches- ter 3, Crystal Palace advanced 2 per cent, Nicaragua Transit 94. There was» pretty fair amount of business transacted in rad#road bonds, at a slight depreciation in market value. City bank stocks wre daily sold in small lots, at full prices. The market, on the whole, looks gloomy for holders of stocks generally. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port to-day, amounted to $38,070,000 ; payments, 53,206 67—balance, $6,004,570 38. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer 0 Vhiladelphia, during the month of April, 1853, amounted to $1,186,176 54, of which $248,022 was from customs, 122,564 16 from drafts, $64,952 69 from Post Office. The disbursements for the month amounted to $1,602,470 61, Balance iu hands of Assisiant Treasurer, April 30, 1853 $628,877 25 ‘the receipts of the Erie Railroad for the vionth of April, 1 Receipts of April, 135: Increase The Bowery Bank bay declared a semi annual dividend of four per cent. The treasurer of the mint, Puiladelphis, has furnished the annexed uccount of operations in that institution | during the month of April, 1853:— Unitep Seares Mint, PHLaperriia—CoinaGk ann Dero- siTs, APRIL, 1863, 212,580 Double eagles .. 25,706 Eagles 412/486 Half eagles 7,698 Quarter eagles 460,046 Gold dollars . 212}480 00 143,745 00 460,045 00 214,614 Centa fornia, The silver bullion deposited was $2,550,000. The gold coinage for the month was $5,305,080, about four- fifths of which was in double eagles. The silver coinage was $419,007, the most of which was in quarters, under the newact. A liberal amount of dimes and half dimes also were coined. A very considerable amount of cents and half cents were coined. The increase in deposits of Gold poms, co. 1 Loed B tup'ne, bbls 160) 3,203 Coven, bags... 7S = 1,008 Segers, comme 6 Lad ae ees Wor tw oad S021 io 1,500 ‘fon Sperm off gals.'429 ‘555. boxes v0} 31,333 TR goods,kecs. 6 220 pas Total..... - ° 879,000 ‘SPAIN. Staves.....107,000 $5,709 China, caves., 10 8813 LR.goods, ca.’ 3 ‘214 — PoRTUUAL. MADEIRA. $4,205 Rice, bbls. 1 bios 574 Tea, phew » 506 96 Books fease. 1 6 626 — sete eeeeeeee 95,886 BRITISH NORTH AMEKICAN COLONT Flour, bbls ..3,508 $16,016 S40 York + 115 10,278 862 Cornmeal,,.,, 02 975 Clover seed bi 95 Jnied fru 45 135 Ship bread ,.. 600. 1,650 Pickled fich ., 245 735 Naval stores , 326 871 p.turp’tine gs.17 Tea, Tags... } tis BRITISH WEST INDIES, Pork, bbls,,.1,710 $19,811 Oil, gals...... 200 Rye meal 75-800 Ree, tes. 4 Shipbread.... 45 103 Paper, reams. 50 + 12 Corn, bushels, 400 16-104 Peas, bags... 30 6 284 Hay, bales,.,. 20 12 140 Candles, bxi.. 40 70 60 Oxen...,, Potatoes 100 150 Sheep Butter, Ibs..17,552 8,110 Brandy, gals Mf. tobacco.12,594 1,523 Coffee, bags. Hame. 1,064 "129 Tongues, pkgs. 7 Lard [1/350 130 1 -R goods, os 3 Woodw'e, pis,” 30 60 Biaeking ..... 15 Furnitur 2 ‘Total... cuna, Ale, bbis..... 68 $411 Furniture, pgs 20 Varnish. sos 4 21 Rico, tierces,. 83 TkId, codfish, 5 55 Saddlery, os 5 91 Soap, bls 78 Salt, rack: 190 Sheetings, bls 20 249 Grind stones. 100 645 Champ'e, bks 12 129 D. codfish, cwt 50 900 . 1T Drugs, pkgs. Coal, tona.... 270 8 Lumber, ft.184,000 Hay, bales... 3 Nails, kegs... 250 oil, galls, 171 Coach... ..06 pty 1, casks, Total, iciveestWecadteee $14,240 73,000 Half ce | PORTO RICO, Pork, bbls.... 45 $680 Tallow, Ib: $226 169 Pieces .. 726,098 54 162 Candles, bt 50 i 261 Lumber, ft. .78,000 From California .. «+ $4,736,000 00 995 Pianeforte, No. Jrom other sources 50,000 00 | an Wheels, .. Total ae $4,760,000 00 87 Total.....4.. Silver bullion deposited 2 550,000 00 FRENCH WEST INDIRS. Gold Peef, bbls..., 15 $236 Tobacco, hhds 20 $1,300 Pickled fish.; 25 76 Corn, bags.... 300 2 Corn meal... 3 105 Herzing, boxes Fiour.. 25 125 Sogars, casos... 8821 3 24 Shooks, No. 2,001,037 10 35 Carriages... peek thease inthe 50 i Total.......... $18,834,466 $14,150,103 $20,810,872 vial oud sheets It appears by this that the deposits of gold for the | (rapes, eases. 3 $550 Paint mills... month were $4,700,000, nearly all of which is from Cali- | Lrandy,catks. 1 130 Books, cases, Candles, bxs, Combs . Furs, pkgs. Warcleae oa, Felt, Farolan, case Lypes, &c.pkgs 49 Ha ~ent and ‘fe transportation to market. The propert, of the diffrent companies situated upon “ Jenping's Run,” which have a connection with the Mount Savage Railroad, will, doubtless, be ultimately successful. They are near to Cumberland comparatively, and if the capacity of the Baltimore and Ohio Rails would admit ot it, they might posalbly be able to do busine with some hepe of profit; but the Baltimore and Ohio road, from the occurrence of delays which are incident to all enterprises of that character, is unable to fulfil its present engagements with the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company, who have a special contract with it. If there ton of merobantable coal to market at present—no rail- road ; nothing, in fact, upon which to rest any . Worre than that, in more than one instance the in not there, Of the vast tract of land owned by rome of them, not one tithe ever will orcan be made available, supposing that they had every facility for transportation, Ihave goue carefully over the ground, snd in cowpany with those thoroughly acquainted with the district, so that there can be uo mistake in relation to this matter. But, tomake assurance doubly sure, [ vill to-morrow (28th inst.) forward to you a statement which will open the eyes of capitalists as to the manner ja whieh “tae money goes.’ It is, indeea, the case that ~ome, at CuOrMOUS sacrifices, are endeavoring to retrieve the past; but their efiorts will hardly avail them En In what Place. Deposit. | cumbered by @ mass of debt. ne resuli of past misman- | Treasury of the U. S., Wash'n, D. C,. $206,130 , agement ond ignorancd of the region, they ia vain ondea- | Assitant Treasurer, Boston, Mass.,2,244,877 | vor to cast Om fhe “Old Man of the Mountain *” ula- | Assistant Treasurer, N. York, N. Y.0,472,20 | lon, _® descrinéiom that cennot fail but be con- | Assistant Treasurer, Phil's, Penn.. 00,150 which their stocks have | nee, by the statistics now e above etatement. ae groundwork ¢ | beem-built, and you will readi being arranged, the truth of Portogal,.... 2,500 Total value of terchandise exported Assistant Treasurer, Charles’n, 8. C. Assistant Treasurer, N, Orleans, La. 1,159,042 Assistant Treasurer, St. Louis, Me... 180,770 gold in the first four months of 1853, compared with the | Findings Fede corresponding period in 1852, amounts to $6,665,709. | sg. articles, 1 Compared with 1851, the increase amounts to | Garden eng’s 2 $6,976,409. Ploughs.... 12 The annexed letter from gentleman travelling inthe | Wine, casks. 6 wl. —_ Cumberland coal region, to parties here, interested as | Do. do... 12 140 Totals... ...4.404, $45,176 NEW GRANADA, stockholders in the various coal companies of that dis- | (oxi, tons..., 919 $3,801 M. tobasc>, bed, 445 $033 triet, gives some very valuable information. It may no | ‘ur, bbls, 30 80 Pepper, bags. 15 225 be comsidered of the most favorable ebaracter, for even | Sp tur'ne, gals 16¢ €0 Es. oil, cases., 1 102 the truth is not at all times pleasamt or agreeable. It is | © Water, cas. 113 600 Lard Oil, gals. 100 67 fall time that stockbolders of these companies understand ‘Total, 35,058 the real position of things in that section, forthere isan | «s 2 immense amount of capital invested there, which never | Pour, DbIS...2,000..,.05--09ss.sssseseeeeeee $15,750 will produce one cent in the shape of dividends :— Tobaceo, hhds 72 $6,308 Sugar, Ibs....2,180 $153. Cumpsriaxp, April 27, 1853, Flour, bbls... 673 3,358 Hams .. 704 95 SR = Eom: 4140 Candles, bus 72 I take advantage of the present opportunity to inform . bread, . ider .. 45 you in part of the result of my examination of the Cum- | Beef - aay 72 Hats, ko 85 rerland district, and its various coai companios. Iuay | Pk'd codish. 20 95 Woodware, 68 in for the reason that the lateness of the hourfor- | Tar.. 40 110 Shooks ty the arrangement in proper order of the various | Pork. + 100 1,350 Staves, . 6 statistics which I have been able to prepare in relation | Wheat, 91 1,141 Gunny 4 to them—comsequently, at this time, I shall bo able to | Buttor, Ibs., .1,460 229 Clock: 36 give you only a ger view of their situation and pre- | —- rt , aa far an relates to the getting out of coal, | Total, .seresersresrerscrsssreererseceas SHAG RECAPITULATION, Maderi British West Indies,.32,581 Cuba, 14/240 15,624 French West Indies. 5.604 Mexico... ...ssee0s045,176 ‘were boats, they might be able to use the Chesapeake aud ; for the Onio Canal Sielantaes ‘are tone (or very lew) which | _ Week ending April 80, 1863..... seeeeess $835,456 are availalts to them, they areas pore ever, at Do. specie do. do. 59,878 Fr we pass into the valley of the 4 George's eek end come upon what, with time and Total... .ssseeseveceesce seer e eee $805,338 money, might the finest coal property in the The value of merchandise imported in the same week As it is at present, you can hardly maging any. | was $4,883,083, showing an excess of $3,987,749 im the any’ ‘There are positively no ineans of getting one | imports over exports. During the weck the importations were unusually large, and the exports unusually small. ‘The shipments were, as will be seen by the above reca- pitulation, particularly well distributed. More than one third of the total value of exports from this port, last week, went to Liverpool. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the amount to the credit of the treasurer inthe United States in the differ- ent depositories, on Saturday, 30th of April, 1853, and the aggregate amount subject to draft on that date :— Finances or THe Usitev Stats AMovnt or Deposits. Amount on Amount sub- 27,463 You may draw your own conclusions as to how far you | Depositary at Buffalo, New York... 9,318 | will be justified to making any further iavertments in | Depositary at Baltimore, Md........ 28 796 <hene stocks, but it can readily be perceived by any one | Depositary at Richmon ve pit who will take the trouble to investigate the matter, that | Depositary at Norfolk, Sue <1 of them have gone very far above their real value. Deponitary at Wilmingte 2.931 ‘The avnexed statement exhibits the quantity and va- Pepoatta “A pa aero ea jue of cortain articles exported from this port during the | Depositary at Nashville, Tennessee 28,806 week ending and including Saturday, April 30, 1863, dis- | Deposstary at Saini j_Ohlon.... 116,072 | , ! <inguishing the destination and extent of shipments to Depositary Stsan Francisco, Cai. ..1,264,08 each place — Depositary at paca (late 3,801 Me York—Weexty Exrogss, | Depositary at Dubuque, fowa.. 3,082 Commmer, of vam Pont or New Yous-—Wiaxty Exrouh, | Teper at Little Rock, Arkansen 40,147 Quowt Vol. Quant. Vol, | Depositary at Jeflersonvilie, Ind, 3 181 Pour, bbls. 3,100) 615,705 SIS $2,085 | Depositary at Chicago, Tlinois 34,015 Perko ss. Sd 4,000 Staves.,.,..10,000 "Tab | Depositary at Detrolt, Michigai 12,524 hy wo | 400 Depositary at Tallabasnee, Flori aa 8 “ : . 5 | Mint of the U. S., Philadel’a, Penn..5,598,520 5,508,820 i | Branch mint of U.S., Char’te, N. 32,000 3a . | Branch mint of U'S., Dahlonega, Ga. 26,850 26, Comen, halen tet + | Breuch mint U.S., New Orleans, 1a. 500,000 600,000 blour, ate} —_—---- Daval stores. S018 $345,080 S26 3 Staves 5,000 is Logwood, tous. 114 2,489 | yi coe BAT | oLascow Aton, bales. 625 $90.487 Leather, Ibs.,9,000 Flour, ble... do 1,018 bard. .+....280 776 «AAS Bacon... Al | 9 112 Sp. oil, ea’ a2 | seraps, bas oO 4 sed | pone 246 | J hour, bags wn 4,008 $4,810 | ou z Ra | Corn, bushels, 250 a Total seve eeoneeee wee 10 | MAY We ' ton, te 141 $8600 Hp. ofl, gals, 1407 $l ou Ashes, bbls... 116 3,956 Spermaceti,eks 2 4 Mavowatine. 6 114 Chr. ore...+,. 100 1,408 \. Beans, os, 3 ind. rubber, bs 25 " 7 on Sponge....6. 44 2000 | Net amount subject to draft... | Transfer ordered to Assistant Treasurer, Uni Deduct suspense account $18,760,004 $17,265,272 i 2386 #17, 202,885 $19,000,850 $425,000 Add difference in transfers. ‘Transfers ordered to Treasury of U, ted Staten, New Orleans, Transfer ordered to U, S im) $1,747,564 Transfer ordered from mint of U. S., Phila’a. 600 This is a larger amount than has ever been previously reported during the existence of the independent treasury system, When it is recollected that it is entirely in gold and silver, the drain from the channels of commerce will be realized, Jt will be seen that large transfers have been ordered to tho mint, Philadelphia, This ua doobtedly is for the purpose of turning all tho silver now in the diferent depositacies, into the mint for re- coinage. ‘The official garotte of Canada repubishes the rates of tol on tho Welland Canal—correoted, The material re- Cussions are on the St. Lawrence canals, discriminating in fayer of the river route, Iron of all kinds, and salt, oming through the St. Lawrence canals, pass the Welland Canal (roe af tos. Flour, wheat, and cora, passing the Ge through those of the St. Lawreace of toll charged om the Wolland Canal for following articles, per ton weight, is one currency: —Bricks, lime, sand, slate, stones, wrought or unwrought, marble, clay, gypsum, coment, salt, coal, manganese, bark, hemp, unma: factured tobacco, ores, potatoes, apples, onions, railroad trom, scrap iron, pig iron, bloom and broken castings. On the following articles, the rate is reduced from two shil. lings threepence to one shilling sixpence per ton weight: —Vraa acd shipstuf, barley, rye, corn, oats, and the meals thereof, fax, and flaxseed, clover seed, prossed bay and pressed bacem, corn, raw cotten, oilcake, oil- meal, cattle, sheep, logs, horses, hoofs and bone, pot ‘and pearl ashes, bacon, beer, butter, cider, junk, lard, lard oft, pork, rags, tallow, vinegar, window glass, stove ‘and other iron castings, nails, spikes, and all classes of irom not otherwise described. Om all other articles the rate of toll, we believe, is the samoas last year. ‘The Baok Commissioners of New Jersey report that there are tweaty one banking associations in that State, ‘erganired under the genera! banking law, of which only four are bona fide concerns, vix.: Bordentown Bank, at Bordentown; Newark City Bank, at Newark; Hudson County Bank, at Jersey City; and Central Bank, at Hightstown. These four institutions have each a regular banking house, and pursue the business of banking within the true intent and meaning of the law, and afford facili- Ues to the communities in whieh they are located. Of the other seventeen, the Commissioners state that only three have partially complied with the law, by hav- ing an office, «clerk, aad by ‘waking occasionally a dia: count—but beyond that, no regular banking business is done by either. Fifteen of thom have given notice of their intention to close their affairs, and the Commis- sioners caunct “refrain from expressing their opinion that the confidenge of the Legislature in the system has been abused.’’ The securities deposited by all the associations amounted, in December last, to $735,420, and circulation outstanding $506,742. ‘The returns of the Bank of France for the month ending April 14, 1863, give the annexed exhibit of the different departments on that day — Bask ov Praxce, Arm, 135%, Capital of the Bank., Reserve of the Bank, mm Reserve of the Bank in landed property. Bank notes in circulation : Mitte of the Branch Bank: Bank notes to order... Receipts payable at sight ni Treasury account current, creditor... Sundry accounts current, Ditto in the Branch Bank: Dividends pay ble Discounte at jundry: s' oo Kediscounted during the last six months. Keceived ou account of protested bills... 4,000, 510/261; 800 + 159,390,525 0 + 6.413.181 88 10,228,039 0 71,949, 0 111,630,117 96 27/823'512 0 + 482,185 25 3,709,382 21 710,455 02 : 1,012,049,082 68 5 Siig 897,452. 239 63 989,386 0 146,582 16 in band, in the branch Commmercial bills overdui Commer bills discounted but nm Cash Ca 118,411,611 33 + 131,487,585 0 + 1,038,700 0 ced om a deposit of bullion Ditto by the Branch Banks... Advanced on French public securities Ditto by the Brauch Banks Advanced om railway sect Ditto by the Branch Banks, pas Advanced te the State on the treaty of the 80th of June, 1348...., Government stock resery Do. disposable... Hotel and furniture of th Landed property of the branch banks... Interest in the national discount offices. Expenses of the management of the bank and branch banks Surdries..... Total teeec cee cenaeeeefPs1,012,049,682 80 It appears from the preceding account, that the cash in the Paris and branch banks has increased, within the last month, by 12,663,000f.; the commercial bills discounted have decreased by 21,974,000f.; the bank notes in cireu- lation have increased by 7,199,000f.; the advances on French public securities have decreased by 20,000f.; the advances on railway shares have increased by 3,096,000f.; the balance to the credit of the treasury has decreased by 26,463,000f ; the sundry credits have increased by 11 Os4f. . The position of the Austrian Bank at the close of each of the past three months was as annexed:— Bank Or AustRiA, 1853. | Januar’ FeSruary. March. «48,231 43,104,522 43: 127,809 + 196,476,809 198,391:399 107,391/399 34,075,497 36,175,641 96,042,058 ernment funds.. 18.317,100 _ 19,316,800 _ 19,376,600 Do. to government130,168,080 129,922/881 128,022,881 ‘This exhitite a regularity and uniformity of moveiaent, unusual in financial institutions of such magnitude. Stock Exchange. 650 shsCumbCoal(o. 501; 00 80. 6 : 50%, «Ot a2 g bds 10834 33 4000 Erie income b4s 997% 33K 12000 Krie RCn Bds'71_983¢ 32 8000 Erie R Ca Bds’62 100 Bag 1000 Hud Ist M Bds, 10714 B2ig 15 shs Manb’tan Bk, 12634 2136 20 Seventh Ward Bk 11934 ai 100 National Bank... 124 21% 40 Bank Commerce.. 108 90 25 Bk N. America... 108 90% 6 Hanover Bank... 09% 905 16 Metropolitan Bk, 1083; ow 10St. Nicholas Bk.. 98 5d 90 50N OC & Bkg Co sd 112 530 90 150 Morris Canal...33 2344 80 9034 150 B60 9036 +83 90 300 804 a Me “a3 60 6634 “B60 66.¢ 180 AmLife&Tr't,Balt 15 10 Home us Co. 100 Montgomery iin. 1 10€ Nic TransitUo.280 381 ‘ 100 do...,....b15 334 ip 200 do. 30 110 Mad & Ind RR... 102 400 do. 18 Moh’k Valley RR 163 100 do. 50 CiedPtabgRR.910 101 50 do. 500 Reading RR..b30 91 56 Buff & Roch RR.. 175 ‘24 Crystal Palace... 132 SECOND BO. 50 46 shs Cumb C’l Co.. 108 50 b10 700 100 700 100 100 100 100 . 50 do, 100 do., 60 Nie Trans Co.c 36 260 Harlem RR...... 7 Mich Central RR. 115° 100s do.,..,...b00 66 | 50Nor& WorRR.b30 6814 . 25 Rome & Water RR 106 160 do... -b3 58% 10 Panama RR.,.... 121 | CITY TRADE REPORT. Mowpay, May 2-6 P. M. Asuts showed less animation, but ruled firm. The sales amounted to 50 barrels, at $5504 for pearls, and $5 for pots, per 100 Ibs. Breapstures.—Flour seemed in good request, at Satur- day’s full rates. The day’ sales comprised 8,000 barrels— sour at $4.0 $4 1834 ; superfine No. 2 at $4 18% a $4 37 common State at $4 6244; straight do. at $4 6255 $4 08%| favorite at $4 683('a $4 E114; mixed Western at $475.0 $4 81%; straight do at $461 Western at $4933 a $6; round hoop Oh $4811¢; common to good'do. at $475 a see at $5 a $5 12%; fancy Ohio at $5 06% a 8 Western at $5 184 a $5 extra Ohio at $5 and extra Genesee at §5 25 a $5. Canadian w: and unchanged. Southern displayed less activity, though | continuing steady, ‘The sales embraced 1,000 barrels, at $0 1234 $5 8194 for mixed to very good; $9 374s 8 $5 6234 fer favorite; and $5 6244 @ $07) for fane, burrel, Nothing new occurred in rye flour or corn meal. Wheat was more inquired for and decidedly higher. There | Were 7,500 bushela Genosee (Niagara county) white sold at $128, Rye favored purchasers—3,000 bushels wer rocured at 9c. Barley was held above the views of myers. Oats were rather sparingly dealt in, at Se. a River, PennsyMania acd Canal, and gic. a 47c. for Western and Canada, Corn was’ in very brisk requost and tending upwards, The day's sales consisted of 36,600 bushels. Warne Manker.—At_ Washington Drove Yard.—The market continues active and firm. The offerings since our Inst reach 2,000 head (1,500 Southern), of which all but 100 head were disposed of. The range of the market to-day is from 8c. to 103. per Ib. At Browa- ing's—(Lower Bull’s Head.)—In market 1,200 sheop and lambe. All sold, at prices ranging at from $4 to $6 for common qualities of sheep, and extra at from $8 to $10. Prices of lambs at from 8% 50 to $6. Cows and calres— 7h offered, and all gold at from $24 to $35 to $15, At Chamberlain’s—(Hudson River Bull's Head).—Offered 860 beef cattle. Prices from T3¥e. to <0. 0 cows an calves offered, ard all sold at $25 a $36 (0 $50—1 oxtra, at $75. Algo, 1,200 rheep and lambs offerod; all sold at $3 a $4.26 to $6.60 for sheep, and $20 $390 to $5 for jambs. A lot of extra sheep sold at $10, Corton.—The advices per Baltic being contrary to ex cctations, have given buyers the advantage of the mar Ket, of which they availed themselves to the extent of 500bales at xo. a $e off from Saturday's prices. ‘Correr was very quict. The rales wore confined to 120 bags Java at 113¢; 140 do. Laguayra, part at @0. 6 9%c,; and 260 Rio at 9ixc. a 9% 0., per Ib. Corer was selling in lots at 260 for yellow, and 41c. for Southern, 430 a 4c. for Jorsey, 44c. a 40e. for | ing, per lb. Eee eet itmand was faic for live geeso, at Ae Featuens.—The demand 46 tb, x Fuotr--Ralsine were in hotter request. cluded 1,000 boxes buach at $8 75 6 * 0 sales ins ad OM) de, 1 _ 85. A parcel of 60 bbls. currants iverpool about 15,(0® bushels grain 6d. 3 bushel, in ship’s bags, small 4d. a 932d. Ib ; and some flour at Glasgow, 1,000 bbls. flour were taken We beard of no additional engagements London or Havre. To California rates were dull, varying from 40c. a 75e. per foot for measure: ment goods. “Vor At ) lumber, the chief article Offering, ranged from $40 a $50 per M feot. hag og enquiry for River was slack at 85.8 9% cents per % Hors—A moderate business was transacted to day, at 19. 2le per ib, Honky—There were 19 hhds. and 50 tierces Cuba, to arrive, bought on private terms. Liwx—Keckland was in limited demand, being held at $1 for common, and $1 46 for lump, per bbl. A sale of 60 bhds. prime Porto Rico was ef- fected at Sle. per gallon. Naval. Rosin and crude turpentine were inac ie: cident 100 bbls. spirits turpentine found buyers at Ons—The sales of the day were confined to 800 gallons olive at $1 25, and 4,000 gallons linseed at 02 u Otc. per 8 Provisions —Pork was a little more sought after. The sales reached 600 bbls. Western at $13 3734 a $13 50 (or eer and $15 75 as 8745 ane per bbl. Cut meata were comparatively rd was rather quiet; some 200 bbls. cheaged hashes At 10c. a 104s¢. per lb. Beef contisued on the advance. The sales amountad to 740 bbls. at $5 50 $6 1234 for country prime; $6 60 a $7 for city do.; $9 a $11 for country mess: $13'for city do., au@ repacked Chicago do.; and $14 for extra do. do., per bbl. Beet hams, butter, and cheese remained as last represented. Eerarn.—Sa'es % at auction:—By Anthony J. Bleecker & Co.—1 lot on Thirty sixth strevt, near Second avenue, 30x95, $1,760; 1 do. do., opposite, 20x30, $650. Rick.—There have been 100 tierces fair to prime taken, ut $4 25 a $4 623, por 100 lbs. SHGARS.—Sales of 175,000 Havana were reported, on private terms, Soar—There were 150 boxes Castile procured at 10%c. per ib, SuGars were less active. The only important sale that transpired was one of 126 hhds Porto Rico, at 5e., less 3 rd cent for cash, per Ib faLLow—Some 12,500 Ibs. prime have beew obtained at O34e. a 93¢¢. per Ib. Towscco—Kentucky wa chased to the extent of in moderate request, and par hhds, at 5340 8 8% per Ib. Winskky—Sales of 650 bbla were reported at 2: 2234 sey, and 223; a 22% for prison, por gallon. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. By Norra River Boats.—3, 142 bbls flour; pkrs pro- visions; 107 do. ashes; 112 do, whiskey; 00 bushels outs; 2,600 do. corn; 1,212 sides leather, By Hur Banroap.—-160 bbls dour do, provisions; 140 bales sy; 8,2 calves; 208 pkgs fruit. ; 102 pkgs butier; 413 100 wides lewther; 101 The Coffee Market. WHITE AND ELDER'S COFFEE CIRCULAR. Barmimone, April 1853. Throughout the past month, the coffee market has been steady in price, without much’ activity or important flue- tuations. The demand from the trade has been unwsa- ally moderate, and by no means adequate to the present ample stocks aud receipts; but the tendency to decline is kept in check by the generally prev mand. which enables sellers to realize at our quote Of the stock of Rio, only about 8 000 bage are in first handa, the balance being ‘mostly held out of the market for higher rates. With a limited demand, the business is dull; but as the quantity on sale is small, holders are pot disposed to press rales or yield in prices. Our last advices from Rio, to March 1th, exhibit uo change in the market there.’ We quote prime coffee at 9"\e., fair at O&e. Moynitty SrareMRst. Imports of coffee since January Ist, 18 of Rio. of other sort: Bage Do same period !ast yea: of Rio... : Do. of other sorts. —— = 61,459 Increase of imports this yen 14,693 Stock this day of Rio Do. ~ of oth 38,900 WEE cnrecses Stock seme time, 1852, ; Do. of Laguayra, &e.... Increase this year he sales comprise mostly at 93c., for row lity; small lots strictly prime, at 10¢,; also 1,000 bags Laguayra, at 10c, STEAMSHIPS ARCTIC AND CRESCENT CITY. a@ BEB FIFTH PAGE. we THE TRADES, wc. CARD.—TO MACKRELL & SIMPSON, EAST BROAD- way stage ling: Jamorson, Beers & Co., Grand street line; Ludlow & Siney, Houston street line, stage proprie- tors—Genticmen ‘ou will please accept our grateful acknowledgments for so promptly and generowsly accooding to our appeal fc ‘ance On our wages; we consider the value much enhanced by your ready and cheerful com- pliance with our demand, by which ured our rvices, unremitting attention to, and oe and care of everything with which we may he entrusted, arsuring you that nothing on our part shall be omitted to promote your interest. Gentlemen, we felt assured that it was only necessary to direct ‘our atten- tion to whatever might be deemed wrong in awarding to us a {ust compensation for our labor and time, and ths result has proved that we judged correctly. We determined to do everything in'onr power to facil and yield tono line int tentive drivers, good hors Again, to and increase ity for obligin, and superior othingon our patronage egle youn long and happy life, an hono: and tive business, we remain, gentlemen, your ever faithful and OBEDIENT HELPERS, &e., &e. STANT GARDENER.—WANTED, UNTIL THE Ist of October, a young man, as general assistant around a small place in Brooklyn. Address, with referonce and amount of wages required, 8. J. E., Herald office. UTTER WANTED.—AN EXPERIENCED CUTTE! wanted in a wholesale clothing establishment. w ference will be required. Apply at 44 Dey street, otairs, )NGRAVERS WANTED TO ENGRAVE JEWELRY, Y to whom constant craployment and good waxes will bo iven, Apply to GEORGE A. HAYNES, noom 122 Western jotel, Cortlandt street. IRST IN THE FIELD FOR THE ADVANCE OF LA bor—The undersigned feeling that the adv: i rents, provisions, &c., ought to mect with a corres a do from this di 2d, prices for manufacturing, 15 per cont that a generous public will appreciate oui the prices so that all in the trade may find it to their inter ort to emolate our example. We probably at present pay higher prices than a majority in the trade do, but not deem ing them suflicient, hi resolved to atvance, being content with smailer profits, with the satisfaction of knowing what we do make the operative bas a living share of. We shall employ the best hands, and offer for inspection of the public probably the handsomest and it made stock of epringand summer clothing to be found in New York, and Jc promise there shall be no higher charge for goods than be- fore the advance of prices. SMITH, DRUMGOLD & PROCHL, Empire ing Warehouse, 120 and 122 jon atrost. ARDENER WANTED, TO WORK ON SHARES about five acres of ground, four miles from Now York. If married, bis wife to usework and washing, oF obtain a permanent place, quict religious novd apply. Addi Herald office, INERS WANTED—FIFTY | MID mines of the North Carolina Copper at the office, No. 78 Beavor stroct. ‘OTICE—TO LADIES’ SHORMAKERS, ESPECIALLY those working for manufacture: iL men not en Folled in the socicty awe earnestly invited to come forward, in order that you may, lik demand a more jast remuneration for your lal You cannot protect yourselves effectually from oupidity or competition of your 400 members, employers. without any excep: {workmen shall ho fairly and duly repre- rented. Aud wo likewise invite all classes of mon, whether native or foreign, to come forward and show themselves trng to their own interests—kuowing that they will ask nothing but what is right and gongi and that they will #0) mit to nothing wrong d you of the reduetion of your wages gone on year after y Hence our position; and the same necessity bas existed heretofore, we feel that our FOR mpany. THE Apply is founded for v7 a) M., at Keene» Hall, corner of Elizabeth au THOMAS LOMAX, Chairman. THR WAITERS OF rhuimble thanks to ng our waes to sixteen rthroagh., We hope that the generous and noble proprietors of the United States hotel may be saceoesful as long se they remain in business. We, the said waiters, will endeavor to discharge our duty to him, and his board long ag weremain tn hit employ ISAAC CHURCH and WM. PICKETT, OTICE.—GARDE TRIMMED, GARDE. out, in the n ftyle, trees set ont, oram, trees grafted Order# left at the following pl Spring street, 47 Hudson, and 34 re etrect, will be promptly aste to, by M. © It Eliraveth street. Is aregolar bred gardener Ma at Grand streeta, W YORK, MAY the United States eardener, ‘STERMAN WANIED—ON CTLY UN- dorstands bie business. 3 e othere need apply. Io 6) Broadway, Vavene ON LAST MONDAY. turned ATRIKES.—AT HAVERSTRAW HD, the men laboring in ihe brickyards chorter time, namely, for twelve hi day, and from light to light wh: Jaye will not admit of their workin houses refasir er out fox yment wasoud ady for the Sret the Mon of Wisconsin, to 1 are the time for apply. 0 SHIPSMITHS.—A BLACKSMITH, WHO HAS TAD 4 to on some experience in rhuipsmith's work, is aux gage with w shipsmith for one year, in order to « iuetrnction I] wages Will he oxpected. Addy toG. W., Hi offi NO HAT FINISHER silk hat finjehers. #t ner of River and Contre st —WANIED Val ark, 0 BAKERS~WANTED, A MAN TO TAKE CHA of bread and cake. Releromes required. Apply OWN NASH, Montgomery street, Jersey city TUNITY OFFERED deseription of sewers will b nue, Brooklyn Apply at 43 Cartion ave ANTED—LY THE PHANIX GOLD COMPANY OF da manager aro tm North Carolinn.—Yorty wy medistely wanted, the manaeor to re should have been be arly life to Cornieh wines, mod hofore the 10 sround work in accounts. Apply to HL. Downing. IMPORTIN TANTED: young mi «competent to fake charge of the hooks, a willing ti iy naetul. Apply. by lator, box Bie yeemogs Me U4 CURCHOLER, UCTION NOTICE. CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHINA, Orr Wednesday, May 4, at 10 o'olvok, wt B2 John atrest™ Nol oh tieace Py aan Se cukly wale day—A goneral assortinon atook of hardware aad outlery, 4o., £0; table cutlery, best goods, ia lots for retailers aad grocers. Sale poitive, tor cash. C. TUTTLE, AUCTIONERR—HOUSEHOL » niture, . ©. Tabtle will vel at 103 o' clos couent "aad to whia ‘er Aina" inves of Reslish patterm ourde ‘Ths salo will commence with ® ting of mahogi ta, ands, bodatends, chinw aud giaes ware, deal, as i lot of se, finy eagravings, beds aud bedding, de, of family N office furniture. AKLEY & WRIGHT A.M, at |. SELL, THIS DAY, AT 16 UCTION NOTICE—SALE THIS DAY, AT 10% 343 Fulton’ street, o'cloek,—In the sales room, 13 pee street, will bo of sold valuable assortment of household furniture, and the 4, drugs, bottles, counters, show oases, &: also, a large lot of valu: books, prints, aud numerous articles; three fine guns, watoh, clock, &e. THOS. BELL, Auctionver, TICE.—-EARTHEN WARE, GLASSWARE, ‘J. BE. VAN ANTWERP & SONS at 10 o'clook, at 169 the shelves, in lots to 005 Of P. ad; BOCAS, INSTITUTION —noaRDING AN® ¢ deytehool for boye—Thirty-fifth street, third howe east of Madison to the usual Rogiish nguazes are taught and Jnrge, number of select pai ‘opportanity is jars at Ree, Lockwood in ‘and from suit pureb: hite granite ware, just lande 100 packages asforted glass ware, 2! bhds, china, 10 Kockingham ware, knives and forks, tea trays, &e. pres PARKS, AUCTIO: fiatures, fi C logues the day before the sales, when the goods cam be ox amined 43 ay, at 10) atrect, neat Broadway, the ‘3 unter, refrigerator, out glass pipe, lamp, and hxtures, PETER PARKS, 17 AINTINGS AT AUCTION.—A LARGF COLI, of oil paintings, of alin apt pnp Y JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCT nosday, May 4, at 10 o'clock A, M. room, 191 Washington stroot, a large h MM kinds, from famil clock A’ M. B Jeet, in the Fren nt auction thix morning, (Tuesday. LEVISON, No. ‘Hl Broadway. M clegantly framed, ready foe hapginy LANTS AT AUCTION.—N. 8, MoILVAIN WILL tell, this day, at the seed storo7 John atroct, at 10! o'clock, s fine collection of hybrid perpetual, monthly, an c., ke.; Yerbonas, double daisies, holocro| Ww ti hand furniture, ros 00% ral very coitly Frouch wantle clook: Jy on Thursday. On Weduesd M., at the sales room 191 Washin ment of second hi threo ply, i Y order. alogues at 1 o'clock Fonning roses, Kc Bor Aree Pay. MAY AT | and other flowering plants, all in bloom, from the gaedons Nags Head, No. 3 Barclay street, consisting of ‘mahogany Isaac Astoria, on be tL iH ad ‘ble to) tables, e; bedsteade bedding, sad furniture ef TATE — We ARE RRAU sere ees letatee taatetmtah, f real estate buyers ta the valuable property ection by J AME! LER & CO., at the Mercha: nt change. SCE CC . 3 on Tuesday, May 10, at 12 o'olve! VEARENCE COACH, R uniler the direction of AD, Loam, Hag Wa Le on kighth and Ninth syen o1 me fo }orees. is on Fifty 60" ‘bh, Fifty cighth and Fifty ninth streets. iy shittiag top, pleasure vid hand buggy wagons, with ey, 0. ts i CARTER, Auctioneer, S. HOUGH, AUCTIONRER.—TUIS DAY, AT W's DW North Williom street, near Chatham, nd band furniture, from several fami Fenceto the city maps it will be som that the whole fronton Fifty seventh street ix directly on Bloomingdale square, which ix soon to be thrown open. ‘The properi Oh high and commanding ground, overlooking the und 234 ¢ variety of se x housekeoping, and embracing every variety of & house—carpets, burcans, Fofas, wash- +, French and other bedsteads, chairs, hor with any quantity of kitehen furaiture, fancy | } or particularsand maps, inquire at the Maiden lane room, STANDARD ROSES.—J. sell on Tuesday, Ma} L. VANDEWATER WILte ® choice selection of now and This will be splendid roses, trom the nursery of D. Boll, poritively the last of the season “ JONRER.—03G00B wt ay 4, 5 ary and poneeal srortanent of second hand furniture, remaining from various xponsive furniture contained im said’ house, eonetsting in Pas fargo mirrors: damark Guctanee haul cahincts: utal: | sales at private houses—all to be sold without resurve: Also, & large ortment of pew furniture, consisting of rosewood, Dinck walnut and mahogany parlor gnite, oovering in plash, | satin, brocatelte and hair cloth, Also, bedroom furmit aad cottage anita; lass, platod ware, &o. cag ORISTS AND AMATEURS—J. L, VAN DEWATRE oll ou Tuesday, May sal at 10g o'elock, at the 14 Wall strost, a fine collection of cingerarina, eamples of the’ best private colloction in this ready H. LUDLOW, AUCTIONRER.—LA » chandeliers, furniture, .b low will fell at anctio o'clock, at No. 2 White stroe! chandoliers, damask window eurtaln house Also, at look, i of superior sorrel hors 0 BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON FRIDAY, harness, Ae May 6, at 12 o'clock M., by H. LEEDS '& CO., in fron raud, cay. Catalogues wi of their avetion room, No. &'Wull streot, ona pair mato! the sale, at the bay mares, fittec sound and kind. One hands h he yeure old, nnd can trot a mile together Wagon is'a light lonbher top trothing perfect order. Tho haracss is er rainor, N.Y. and hae been used but ill be sold together, wishout roaweve, shove day. Sy minute wagon, pearly new a yt whom ity 3 trunks and contents, &e, WELUIN NERE: ath C# BOY st, at 10 o nth avenne, th OLD FOR. ents of & soap and chi Ge ai on, at 2o'cleck. all the ory candlé fram # in good order, loach 1 a ixth ave bia, vats, copper pans, ct hare ad i. Dita peice baton lat pats. coper pay cart, harncay, aul owe borvo, six yours oh pier tables, pier glasses, sidebour Une library bookease, with an w ih which the wale will 66 Haken, HOUSEHOLD PURNITURE.-J. L. VAN DEWATER will sellon Thursday, May Oth, large and AUCTIONE at 1) o'clock, at Ni Nag's Head, all the’ farnit t rf, nage bin did 6c ' a of an extensive boarding ho EWo'elock, | Yorn Enst Fourteenth street, between Fifth | —— > avenue and Union square—Parlor sisting of | WT B. JONES. AUCTIONEER JONES & BOGART ‘ood suits covered in French mahozany + Will sell this day, at 10 o'clock, at the store No. 16 ered in Hair cloth, viz 9. ering | Spruce treet, an assortiaent of household fur maate sisting of Hewlet's patent and other bedstead: chairs, Bi is carpets, Voltaire chairs, couches, 1s. Also, one lawyer's boo kease, &e. TM. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, ON Wednosday, nt 2 o'clock, at 187’ Canal atreot, @ large of household furniture, also porter house fixtares, , Tiquors and sogard, also ‘a lot of millinery bounete, item safe vue! mirrors, th ments, inattresses, feather beds; pall dc. Lining room— Extention tablos, etazeres, chairs, F nid te OUSEHOLD FURNITURE —WILLIAM Auctioneers, w AI sal china dinner, dessert o'clock, at No. f Braseels an: hair elo’ E HOTEL, 59 PEARL STRE! To let, two largo furnished bedrooms attached, for gentlemen and theit five or six single rooms, fur gentlemen. Inquire of W WRIGHT, proprietor. FISTEES, SALOONS AND PRIVATE FAMILIES DE- LD sir ‘obtaining good and competent waiters, are re- quested to call at tho offico, G&S Broadway, Fourth street, where they will find none but the mont accomplished and gentlemanly waiters. Employers oan obtain waiters free provers desiring « competent steward take charge tek of charge. Hotel of tho United States, oan be ne- or head waiter, wit dining room, sop | ® neteto W. S. HAMILTON, ork. iw, card, dina clots, mahogany ston dressing bureaus and washstanda, d i OH ny top, minttresses, feather beds, bolsters and pillows, blankets, counterpanes, quilts, cottage and win seat chairs, mirrors, cabinets, wardrob; sortment of i furniture, _kitehe 3 JOTION May 3, at 1033 o'clock, at 162 Wost Twen , genteel ‘household furniture, consisting of russels carpet; rosewood parlor furnitur maroon, plush, &¢.; centre tal atelle Window’ curtains, ommodated by. ibs Broadwi marble top; worked pier and side tables, mantel ornaments, rosewood pianofort: chanded i AVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.—THE PROPRIETOR of this establishment bogs leave to inform his friends and the public that he roperty of a fuily ‘le to order. ments with parties who may wish thyulag season. The proprictor can be teen a the rooms for foe Broadway and or letter at Delmonico’s Hotel, corner Morris street, will be immediate} ypitonded to. ‘The Pa viliow will of rly part o} or befor Z ‘4 clock, at the salestoo: fetent num! id omer te order it tedo so, A steamboats 'y, % large and excellent usw loves ieee TN Re atSand furniture, removed for convenience of sale. : Bright + black walnut, and mahogany furniture, sofas, lounges, and chairs, mahogany extension dining tables, cléna, crockery, Jassware, pianoforte: hogany dining and toa tablom, ilton carpets, three-ply and ingrain carpets, mirrors, o t from New York to form- Brighton is six miles, and the trip is perf din from twenty five to thirty tes. tel ornaments, sideboards, bookcases, wardrol; ta, he stands, mahogany and black walnut dressinye bu i F. BLANCARD. ble top washstands, night cabinets, hair mattr asses, feather bedi, bolsters, aud. pillows, co REMOVALS. Dlankets and quills, window ‘curtains and ‘cori RAR AR ARORA ONE walnut cottage and windlass bedsteads, shower t OOTMAKERS UNION HAVE REMOVED TO NO. 1€ taries, lightstands, y marble top con tre and pier tables, bat-etands, cane seat chairs, hitohen furniture, oileloth. Largest and finest assortment of farni- ure offered this searon. ANDSOME HOUSEHOLD Ann street ITIZEN'S MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCUMULATING J Yund Association.—The office of the above assoaii is removed to No. 5 Tryon row, corner of Chatham street, the Harlem Railroad Building, cpenite, the City Hall, Mem- that all dues must be hear the Museu: FURNITURE AT AUC i] tion.—J. L. VANDEWATER will sell on Wednesday, se bear in mind aid ae May 4, at 104; o'clock, at the alos room, 11 Wail street ‘nO money will be received on the he, oF a8 rich rosewood and mahogany furniture, con isting of of the public meotings. wood parlor forni very large and costly ascortment ofr ture, covered in brooatelle and hai ; marbletop et: with mirror back and front; b obes, &e.; extention dining tables, hairseat voltaire sewing chairs, couchos, easy chairs, &e-; library bookcase The next regular intion will beheld om ‘Thureday evening. Moy & ct all, 132 Hester t Bower KenL, Secretary. = entre tables, Unreaus, washstands with marble tops, rosewood carved BREUSING, IMPORTER OF FOREIGN MUSIC, bedstoads, mabogany scroll top aud Gothic bedatends, South 4 g Aerisar hereetate 2 a. mincess, “de. has removed from the store 421 Broadway to the se- mattresses, ip large variety of second band furniture, removed for , convenience of eale: also, second hand Brussels and Wiltow -petin; TEL FURNITURE, STOVE, RANG UCTION thisday, (Tuesday, at 10 o’elock, at the Drovers’ Hotel ington street, the furniture of the same, con: ingof beds and bedding, carpets, oilcloths, washsta stoves, chairs, tables, sofa beds, looking glasses, kitehe: range And fixtnres, bar counter and barroom furniture, WALLINGTON A. CARTER, auctioneer, atore, 67 Dey street, vorner of Greenwioh AMES McDONNELL, AUCTION J MeVONNELL will sell on Thy 113 Fulton street, at 10 o'clock, th ment of cond-hand fw floor of the same buil R. ROCHESTER HAS REMOVED FROM 399 FOURTH avenue to No. 52 East Thirty first stroct, sesond door Qs eee & CO. HAVE REMOVED FROM T No. WO Peck slip to 150 West street, corner of Rebinsoa. Ground charcoal for sal NOTICE OF REMOVAL.—J. W. BASSETT, CHEMIST LN and apothecary, 644 Broadway, rospeotfully announces t be has removed to SI Bleecker street, four re weet way, where, in connection wth Mr. Tadman, the inees wil be conducted auder the firm of TADMAN & REMOVAL —BILLIARDS.— LEONARD removed from their former estab- gnd 40 Reade street: je range of h ing article ially invico the attention of housckeepers and tradors. Particwlars im tomorrow's Herald, Carmen are requested to put goods down at No. 9 Ann strect. Salo positively without roserve. ok Broadway, where they have ia- of billiard tables, ye manufacturiog - tha. fore. MORIARTY, AUCTION WILE SELL THIS | EBON ABD 2 SERTANIN: OhBread vag: day. at 105 olelook, at 173,Chathain 3 Tar R. POTTER & CO, HAVE REMOVED THRIR om families iO orne ment of furniture, removin, irs; carpets, ingrain and brus alassos, clocks; s large lot of crockery. glastwar ono grocer’« wagon, and a larce number of other gen SMITH & SONS NBEDLES.—THY UNDER. a ed cautions all parties from counterfeiting or imi- the trade marks of James Smith ne needbes, + trade and collecting agency to No. 11 Nassau. street, floor. where they inv! inter- ‘and tost their facilition. lection of debts, through- Provinees, of Pine street, first iany stre Ohio and hip store EMOVAL.—DR. CLARKE HAS REMOVED M18 OF- LV fice from 61 to 3? Walker atroet REMoval OF THE FOREIGN EXPRESS —EDWAR SANFORD & CO. are removed from IQWailstreot to scriptions of Gi en flour, for erocers, bakers, fainilive, aad & SALE,OF IMPORTED PL y JVANPEWATER will soll on WF Broadwey. Ree Wonied' ce teenenel by EMOVAL—LUDLAM & PLEASANTS NAVE RR- jut arrived per steamer Iu nboldt, cx | MO nO, £ ate te ae ee sroses, hybrides, cametian, azales es, rhodendrous. drango trees, appl: tre , autumn do., winter do., peach Apri cherry do., with many other plands too to mention. The abovecale is well worthy the att amatenrs, connoisseurs, and the public genera R. BRADY, AND ved their ofees te AMES T_ AND JOH BURCHARD have N DAY TIE 19TH OF MAY, AT i2'6 O CLOCK, AT +4 arnt bongs My Ws opie! ee ER will roll ~-3 6 ont bonds of tl y ne are : a Indians. These bonds are in suuns of S100 each, nnd m PEL OVALCEDW. RECH & KUNTARDT WAVE RE- op this city, one-half in 1 done bal! im Taz, inte u to 62 Beaver st ple seini-anunalty, in New York. sonville is & thriving city, situate oppost he Ohio And at the southern te; JEMOVAL % late have removed to ‘THE RUSSIAN A DANISH CONSU- Heaver street, OMAS BROTHERS, SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF rton pierre, have moved their ostablishment te 41 or street. They mlways have on hand ti choice of ornawents for decorating apa Loni 6 of tho pany, and e i theiw redemption. 100 bonds w offered for re fesued for he purpose jenting the’ mens to | tines frames, gilded, de’ Penge give ind pave the public. wharf, and landing. other | —— sary iuprovements. The issue was authoroed by una. | VW, 3: HOWELL, TAKES THE nitnons vote of the City Counail, and has beon since Cully * tunity of informin, approved by the citizens in a public meeting ‘The charter maker it the daty ef the Cominon Council to annually levy and collect # eax, in addition to the ordi in the trae old style, and that all who reverne, sufficient to meet the whole interest npou the p tronage, may depend upon every at He debt specific tox, to be set apart as a sinking fund r comfort and enjoyment. for their redem a Hy ihe public debt eaned by a potition of the city, and ot tho interest, &e. ate are by the charter declared alien apon all ti nil personal property of the city. The taxable property of the city thst year amountel to ‘$1.004,0%). The cozporate limits of the city have since boon greatly extended, thus adding lurgely to the taxable pro Sooty The Jeffersonville Railroad is now in operation to Edin FURNITURE. (ARPAT FURNITURE EMPORIUM—AT 707 BROAD. —We invite the attention of deniers an anufactnred by ow ofa superior quality, consisting, in p and bedroom furniture, rosewood, mahog hutof every style and grado; Also, sofas, mahogany and ‘Ommon chairs, marble top and plain JM curled hair and other mattressos. every thing connected with the tr manufacturer and wholesale NE Vantod, a first rat RINSED LEPRINCE way—Decorationand ft ufactory in New York. , No. tin. Importation and commission of all objocts of ark. Car~ pets. gas fixtures, clocks, snd all kinds of rich raatoriats for curtsiak oud furniture coverings. THE FERRIES. Renee AND BRIDGE STREET PERRY, at |. and ti Ohio river by thie channel will continue to eae and property of the city Por mote detailed Information, in pamphlet form. DRAPER, ©. KEMP, AUCTIONBER —HOUSFNOLD FURNI + ture, pianoforte, £o.—To-worrow, (Wodnesday) at 10 Oo lock, at house 2M Broome strect, noar Contre Market K. C. Komp will cell at auction, on Wednesday, at the large four story bease 06 Broome street, all the furniture con tained therein—consisting of one good pisnofot Brussels three ply, and oth t4, carved ofas, arm cha marble top apply Pinte stroot, $2 mmence FaHning this mer boat: oxtensh tiethogany and other bo? ware, curled hair matt ra Cogether with ure, all of which i Well wor 8) Catsloagues >. the morni M. to . M., am A shird boat will be ready hen Feauire 5 ‘atharine and Falter runnive to a eS Tinge the same ae on the Yruaning, for foot paeson- aoe tree oriclat, ‘Commutation and cenoe tiokole may ba a Ni ee tation “ AU tay gens Brtdge secon, Hgyehly a