The New York Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1853, Page 3

DECISIONS IN ADMIRALTY. ‘United States District Court. faa af i Li 3 i Fs : i is f 2 i Ea of Linseed Oil.—' off East Hampton, on the south Long Island, laden with a cargo of linseed oil. wastaken out of her and brought to New Ci Tt was decided by the Court that were substantially supported the main ‘of the e averments were disproved—that the g pri S g) 5 Hi ‘vessel was stranded in peril of loss, and that bellants a a hese hing ag ‘the vessels ‘apparatus em- the service were fitted to and equired—that the salvage was ity. despateh, and skill, and that no of cargo is proved against the nalvors. Decreed that libellants recover one-fourth of the value of the cargo sayed, after deducting from the ross amount the costs of suit, and the moneys pald the ‘wreck master and shore laborers for their aid. Order of Yeferenes toa commissioner to ascertain the value of Alexander T. Harrison vs. the schooner Susan Ludwig er tackle, éc.—The schooner was sold by order of her master, a¢ auction, at St. Thomas, under the assumption ‘ofa case of extreme necessity, and that her total lost would follow without such Ks Held that the master has no to sell a vessel of his own authority, unles it appears on the spot that such sale is indispensable, — proceeded in & G i i 8 LJ f BY EE | be sati:factory evidence that he good faith. ‘The evidence of the master to the ne- geneity dnd the uprightness of his own conduct is of car dinal , and the clearest reasons must be fur- credit and means at his command to preserve (he vossel ; and alo to communicate with his owners, and repair the weasel 40 as to bring her to the best port of repair practi- cable; and cannot sell her merely on his judgment or that of su: ; that her sale would best promote the in- terests of her owners. The master’s powers in such case are Umited; and the more moditied rule of mari- time lat that respect does not depart from the funda- mental priaciple, that the necessity of a sale must be of no urgenta character as not to admit of any other alterna- tive without imminent hazard of a total loss. ‘This ves- wel had tiet been disabled at sea; she was safely anchored ‘and not exposed toany immediate peril; sho was of » feeble structure and adjudged not seavorthy, and was liable to destruction by being worm-eaten; but it does not appear in the proofs she could not, with slight repairs, ave been brought to the United States, or that she would have been materially worse if she continued in her then aituation until her owners were heard from. Her hull, and spars with small bower anchor were sold for $40. Held +t the libellants are not divested of their ownership by the ale, and that a decree be entered to deliver the ves- gel to them. Question of costs reserved. Thomas O. Larkins, et al., vs. the steamboat Brother Jona than, her tackle, éc,—Vhe libellants claim a right to the abip as creditors, by virtue of liens upon her. The build- ipgof this ship, with others, was projected by an asso- of which the libellai ciation, nts, J. Howard & Son, and others, wore parties, and J. Howard & Son their agents, She was on the builders’ certificate in the name of the claima rch 17th, 1851. The libel avers that nt, J. Howard & Son, *‘ being the owners in their own behalf and in trust for the libeilants,”’ contracted to sell her to the claimant. That agreement, dated November 18th, 1850, pu: to convey no more than “ the interest of J. Howard & Son in the vessel,” and there is no documen- tary proof in this cause that they owned the ship or held any part of her in trust for the libellants. The agree- ment of November 18th, 1850, reserved a lien on the ship to secure the payments stipulated to be made by the claimant. But it contains no conveyance of the ship to J. Howard & Son, by the claimant, in case those payments are not wade, nor does it stipulate a right on the part of J. Howard & Son to the possession of her inany case. If that arrangement, or the consideration upon which it ‘was founded, amounted to an equitable mortgage of the tl we an Serie sneaet be enforced 8 admi- ty by @ possessory action. Furthermore, if the sums et nongy stipulatedto be pald by the claimant were all expendtd upon the building of the ship, and such adv@aces are maritime liens, this being a domestic ship they would be so as to her only by force of the State statute, and immediately ceased on the ship’: to sea from this port. The libellants not having shown a legal title to the ship, and proceeding on their right as assignees of the lien or eucumbrance claimed by J. Howard & Son, their cae is not within the cognizance of a Court of Ad- aqjralty, and the libel must be dismissed, with costs. Edward Knox vs. the steamboat Dallas, her tackle, &c.— ‘The steamboat belonged to this port, and was supplied with various apparatus connected with a steam engine, with a siew to carry out patented inventions for the Yr of vessels. The inventions, if penctioable, cid net useful, and the apparatus was abaadoned. ‘The lil waconalerst, by an agent of the owners, [being also. patentee of inventions and part owner of the veasel,] sud by the master, to furnish and put up the copper work, pipes, &c., connected with the apparatus ‘and steam engine. After the project of fitting out the ship with the engine and apparatus was aban- a the present claimant took the management of her, ‘had all the works removed, and the shi equipped asa sailing, vessel. He admits o part of the fibellant’s der mand to be payable by hum, and has always been ready to satisfy it, but the libellant declined to accept part pay- ment. e defence is that the equipment put upon the vessel in the first instance was merely an experiment by- the patentee, at hia own charge, and was no lien on the wessel, and utterly useless to her owners. Held that a mechanic is only responsible for the sufficiency of his ma- terials and work when supplied conformably to orders. The law does not impose on him a guaranty that they shall answer the ex tions or purposes of his employer. This is soin respect to new inventions, wi skill is employed to carry out a supposed dis- aovery, and the mechanic only acts ‘pursuant to instruc- Sons. ‘The lien given by the maritime law to material, men arid mechanics, for the equipment of vessels, is no way limited to any cular mode of fitment. Ma- ehinery supplied to aid their propulsion comes within the pce of the privilege equally with spars and sails. this case » valid lien on the vessel is proved, and the dewand being put in suit before she left port ‘it can be mforced in Court. The libellant was not bound to cept part payment of his demand. ‘The decision will be ia his favor, for the whole amount of his materials and Abor, with costs. A reference must be had to a commis- woner to tase the account. Charles EB. Thorne vs. the schooner Victoria, her tackle, fe—The act of Congress of February 26, 1853, in re- lion to the costs of officers of Court, although clscurely drawn, is manifestly intended to abrogate the allowance of cost, in all cases not specifically pointed Ou; The tee appointed to proctors must be understood to include the whole compensation taxable to proctors and advocates for the wanagen.ent of @ cause in admiralty. The usages of the courts recoguise the two orders of oflicers concerned in conducting causes in court, and Mot to them separate functions, although ordinarily the jamie person may have both titlesand perform the duties if both officers. The customs and usages and express ‘egulations of admiralty courts in the United States and England, have ere hy yey fees to advocates for services ippertaining to their offices, as distinguished from that of »roctors. But no act of Congress was in force making a \ifference in the offices or giving fees to either. The et of February, 1853, is manifestly intended to dis- ilace afl other regulations, aud to give the whole law in Bspect to coats, and the courts will carry out this legis- ‘tive purpose ‘and policy faithfully and fally. ‘the Il of costa made up in this cave, including other tes to proctors and advocates than a docket fee, ix not authorized i they? act of Congress, and the taxation of the derk, excluding those charges, is confirmed. Pennell, Churchman @& Co., vs, the propeller City of Yew York, her tackle, dc.—The lideants sent out to Guagres for sale one hundred and thirty tons of coal, on hard the schooner James A. Bayard, Capt. Thomprun, tr sale. The Frpeies owned by claimants was char- twed to Haight & Palmer for a voyage to San Juan aud heck, and the charterers put on board her their own prser and agent, The propeller put into Porto Cabello > obtain coal, and her purser made a purchase of 140 tne of Capt. Thompson. Capt. Thompson knew the pro- yeller was chartered to Haight & Palmer, and that the yursor was their agent, and bought the coal on their be- talf, The purser paid $1,600 cash towards the coal ; he Aud cash im hand sufficient to pay the balance, and so in- formed Capt. Thompson, but the latter took a draft on Haight & Beiner for $1,080, the balance of the purchase money. The purser testifies the captain preferred the raft to the cash, as he expected to go to New Orleans, The eaptain of the schooner testifies that he accepted stating to the master of the propeller at the he should hold him and the vessel liable for the coaR The purser swears the sale was made to him, sud credit was given to Haight & Palmer alone for the lance, and that, after the coal was delivered on board the progeller, and not before, Thompson said to Captain Baxter he should hold him and his vessel responsible for the balanoo, and that the latter immediately replied that neither he ‘nor his vessel had anything to do with the urchase. Capt. Thompson did not demand cash for the lance, but retained the draft, and gave his receipt of payment. Haight & Palmer had failed and absconded when the draft was presented, and it remaios unpaid, ‘The libellants offered it in court to be cancelled. pon the 's, it was held that the sale was not made on the eredit of the propeller or her owners, but for ready vash, in part, and for the residue on the credit of the char- derers, and the libel must be dismissed, with costs. Had the testimony of the purser been given in court the case ‘would have stood over to enable the libeilants to prove Zhe chimants were to supply the propeller with coal, not- withstanding the charter, but that evidence was given in tu depzaition, in prerence of the libellanty’ counsel, and ander @ cross-examization long enough before the hear ing for such evidence to have been produced if the libel- Junts possessed it. THE GRAND JURY. The May term of the U, S. District Court was opened to- “day by the empannelling of the Grand Jury, of which Mr. Abraham was appointed foreman. The Court briefly addressed the Gravd Jury upon the criminal Cases that would be brought before them, which he said ‘appeared to be offences committed on the high reas, and ‘over which this Court had jurisdiction. It seems there is ‘One of a capital nature—a case of murder. To constitute ‘that offence it would be necessary for them to find that he party was on board an American vessel, on ‘the high seas, within a stated distance ef the coast, and ns Become teas Gets tteie have: been aay lone otdiog meceasary oul ave any long-set ermination on the part of the accused, to con- tuto the crime of murder; it is enough if it was dove with malice on ‘the instant. Tho Court was not aware of the particulars of the case; Dut the Digteiot Attoraey would attepd upoa the Graad es State courts. ‘There is a case of agsgult with o dangerous Taki ise Sige ta pe There are some canes on board the APPOMNTMENS OF OFFICERS. ‘The following officers have been appointed:—For the ale le Wet tlt ationt 1 Row! 5 at Fagin Robert J. Melntyre, Cake ee George W. Schureman, middle gate; }'rancis Clark, right gate; Chas. Colladay, left gate. See clerk's. desk: Benjamin Buchanan, Edward Knigl z 5 library gate; Richard Kimmons, door; Hiram Engle, rate . Fone Harry Bertholf and Asten, general superin- tendents, IN CHAMBERS, JohnF. Skidmore, Johu Merritt, Joseph Smith. All the officers of these courts to attend Oyer and erminer, Common Pleas, Before Hon. Judge Daly. May 4.--Frederick Larbush vs. George Newshaffer.—This trreen the partien cect prema hich i pala: ween Te6) 3 whic ia tiff rented igh defendani » At the expiration a the term the plaintiff refused to leave, asserting that he held ‘an agreement for a renewal. The slander consisted in the defendant saying to ahother party, that if plaintiff had any such agreement it was a forgery. Verdict for plain- , $400, U, S. Commissioner’s Office, May 4.—Mr, Commirsioner Brigham issued war- rants for the arrest of John White, Captain of tho American ship Orlando, and Thomas Huntington, first mate, on a charge of crue! and unusual punishment on Henry Deroke, cook op board that vessel. ‘The Captain is charged with st the cook with a belaying pin, snd the mato with having thrown hot coffo in his face, The parties were arrested, and admitted to bail in $300 each, Tne FRANKLIN Funp 1n Boston.—The £1,000 left by Dr. Franklin to the city of Boston, to be let at an interest to young unmarried artisans, in sums not exoeed- ing £30 sterling, now amounts to $16,280 55. Franklin estimated that it would reach $581,640 in one hundred ears, but owing to losses it will probably reach about ,000, One provision of the will was, that when the fund should amount to $581,640, half a million dollars should be appropriated to some public works, which should be judged to be of the most general utility to the inhabi- tants of Boston, The loans are now rarely applied for at all, and it is proposed that the fund be deposited in the Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company and in the savings’ banks of Boston, The sum of $43 has been collected within three weeks iu three of the Boston schools, for the Washington monu- ment—the contributions placed in the boxes for the pur- pose, by the pupils. Similar boxes are to be placed in ull the grammar schools of that cit; YUNANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, MONEY MARKET. Wepnespay, May 4—6 P. M. There was a better feeling in the stock market this ning, but the coal stocks have not partaken of it. ‘Travsactions in all the fancies were large, principally on time, buyer’s option. At the first board Nicaragua Tran, sit advanced % per cent; Morris Canal, 34; Canton Com pany, 1{; New Jersoy Zinc, 14; Erie Railroad, 1; Harlem, 3%; Norwich and Worcester, 34; Reading Railroad, 3; Hudson Railroad, 13g. Parker Vein declined 21¢ per cent; Phenix, 4; New Creck, 14. Cumberland remains about the same, Montgomery Mining is rapidly sinking, and wil! soon be entirely out of sight. The stock market has taken just the turn we anticipated and predicted. The depreciation yesterday was too great, and came too sud- denly, to continue. Most of the decline in certain stocks has been recovered, but we have not much faith in its per- manency—it cannot, in our opinion, be sustained. Even in the event of the money market becoming easy, and re- maining s0, it will require some time to give fancy stocks a good, healthy start upward. There is no disposition on the part of any one not already deoply involved, to enter into speculation, and those in would like very much to get out, even at a moderate sacrifice. We look for a dull market generally, for several weeks. ‘The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port to-day, amounted to $125,072 60; payments, $114,684 08—Balance, $7,008,919 50. The steamship Arabia, for Liverpool, to day, carried out $201,300 in specie, principally gold. ‘The Pacific Insurance Company have declared a semi- annual dividend of eight per cent. The following named banks of Philadelphia have just declared semi-annual dividends:—The Mecbanics’ Bank, six per cent; Kensington Bank, six; Farmers’ and Me- chanics, five, and an extra dividend of two per cent; Gi- rard, three; Western Bank, five; Southwark Bank, five; Manufacturers’ and Mechanics’, four; Bank of Northern Liberties, five; Bank of Commerce, five; Tradesmen’s Bank, four. At a meeting of the directors of the Llangollan Coal Mining Company, held yesterday, T. J. Waters was elect- ed President, in the place of Dr. Wynne, whose sorvices are rtill retained by the company as its Vico President. Some time since, this company stated that its prepara- tory works for getting out coal, would be completed by the Ist of May, but we have not heard whether they were completed or not on that day. The speculative excitement in Lake Superior Copper stocks, which raged so intensely in Bostona few weeks since, has entirely subsided, and shares are fast finding their proper level. The value of nearly every one on the list has fallen heavily, and the probability is that there is a much lower depth for them all. They have been enormously inflated, aud may go now as far on the other extreme, P It will be seen by an advertisement in another column that the Hudson River Railroad Company intend issuizg corvertible bonds to the amount of $1,000,000, for the purpore of raising funds to extend the double track, and other improyemente. These bunds will be ivsued in sums of $1,000 each, payable in 1867, bearing seven per cent interest, with coupons attached, payable semi-annually. They are convertible into stock, at the option of the hold- ers, any time within ton years after the Ist of May, 1855- Stockholders have the privilege of subscribing to those bonds in proportion to the quantity of stock held. The gross earnings of the Erie Railroad Company for the month of April, 1868, amounted to $423,076 56, against $320,822 96 for the same month in 1852, showing an in. crease of $102,253 6l1—equal to about thirty three per cent. Anew stock and exchange house has been orzanized in Wall street, under the firmof Drake & Bradford. The general partners are James M. Drake, late of the firm of Coleman & Drake, and formerly with Jacob Little & Co., and N. G, Bradford, Jr., also lately in the employ of the same house. The special partner is Mr. Edward B, Little, who has put into the concern a capital of $30,000. The total amount of coinage of the United States Mint, Philadelphia, during the firet four months of 1853, was as annexed:— Univsp States Mint, Pataverrura—Toran Comacs. Coin, Coinage. ‘ $15,541,720 00 B} Quarter cag! Dollars, Total gold . Dollars...... 39,000 00 Quarter doliars... 813/505 00 Dimes... 65,501 00 Half Dimes. 28,251 00 Three cents,. 338,560 00 i $794,357 00 woes + 12;503 90 Gold, silver and copper, -$19,536,016 90 Wi 160leevedssessn vee + 14,765,263 94 Increase this yearsesssesssssesesseseseeee $4,770,052 96 This increase is equal to about thirty-three per cent. The increase in April this year on the same month last was nearly equal to that of the previous three months, The total amount of coinage in May this year will be considerably less than in any previous month, or in the same month last year, in consequence of the change in coinage. The whole force of the mint has for some days past been devoted almost exclusively to the coinage of the new silver coin, and although the number of pieces coined will be larger, the valve will, without doubt, be much less, ‘The alternate sections reserved by the government out of the grant of lauds to the Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail. road Company, will shortly be offered at public sale, with a minimum limit of $2 50 per acre, The first recoanoissance has been made of the proposed route, and the nature of the soil has been fully ascertained, The portion of the State (Missouri) through which this road will bo built abounds in all the elements of agricultural and mineral wealth, and its manufacturing advantages aro unsur. passed, An accurate statement has been prepared of all the vacant Iands immediately contiguous to the adopted line, which, together with » topographical map exhibit. ing the character and relative position of the said lands, will afford all the information necessary for the guidance of emigrants and others im selecting locations, The amount of (olla collegied gt Buffalo from Aprit ‘20th to 30th, inclusive, this year, was $37,606 96, against $12,861 25 for the same daysin 1852, showing an increase | 0f 024,046 Tl this year. This inccoase is equal to nearly two hundred per cent. The late Collector of the port of Boston, gives the an- nexed sceount of the progress and position of the trade of that port with Canada and the British provinoes :— Vessels from the provi merchandise, the proceeds of which, amounts of money, are invested here in our manufactures and other merchandise, and taken back to the same ports. ‘The value of exports and imports to and from the British provinces for the periods alrehdy namod was as follows :— Imports. ; + $490,580 Ferner + "675,672 710,814 2 804,992 971,696 21,400,824 1,534,468 The merchandise transported in bond from Boston to the Caretas also shows that this branch of business hax greatly increased, The statistics of value are as follows :-— Tam not able to state increase of merchandise trans; bond from the Canada@for the iods named, but the amount has been very large, and increased in about the same propor- tion as that transported from Boston. I have no doubt also that our trade with the Canadas has quad- repre or itupled within the last five years, and that it is now largely and constantly on the inéreaso ; and the same remark holds good as to our general trade with the great West, as to which we possess advantages second to thore of no other city in the country. The annexed letter from the gentleman who has writ ten several (which wo have published) on this subject will be read with interest by all those connected in any way with the various coal companies of the Cumberland region :— Tae Cumpertanp Coat Trane ror 1853. CumBERLAND, Mp., April 28, 1853. magerenl | ina great measure closed my examina- tion of this district, I hasten to make you acquainted with the result. ‘That the present available capacity of the region has ‘een much exaggerated is a conclusion that forces itself upon me. Not that there is an actual deficiency in coal, bt there is such a deficiency in making it, practically available, In support of this opinion I will endeavor, briefly to give you the reasons :— ‘The means of transportation first attract our atten- tion. Whatare they? The Baltimore and Ohi» Rail- road and the Chesapeake and OhioCanal. These two are the sole reliance of the companies in the eastern portion of the district. The utmost capacity of the Baltimore and Onio road is estimated at three hundred thousand tons per year. This road having been so long looked to as the chief means of getting this coal to mar- ket, the companies have neglected to provide them selves with proper number of boats for the ca- nal, As a consequence of this neglect they are now in # great measure compelled to await the pleasure or the convenience of the railroad. Besides all this the heavy up grades upon the Baltimore and Ohio road, together with the searcity of motive power, have pushed tho road to its full capacity, and it is compelled, cr soon will be,) to choose between merchandise that is comparatively light, and which pays at the ratio of $8 per ton, and $1 76 ton for coal, than which they could not have a freight mere injurious to their track. ‘This consideration, also, must inevitably force itself upon the minds of the directors of the road, if it has not ‘already done 0; and as they have calculated that the wear and tear caused by coal was as little as that of merchandise, (which, to every practical man, is erroneous upon its’ face.) they will, from this reason, if they consult their owa interests, be obliged to make a different ment. In this state of things, what are the coal @mpanies to do? With very few boats, and with the limited and un- certain means afforded by the railroad, if they save them- selves from actual less they will do well. This position of affairs is doubtless bad enough, and ery annoying, but compared with the companies upon the Georges Creek, or the wostern portion of the district, it is favora- ble. Upon Georges have not the means of gettive one ton of coal to market. The Lonoconiog Railroad, which runs through the valley will not be in working order for two months to come, (that is as far ag any practical result is concerned,) and these companies have no other means. it what makes affairs worse with them is the fact that they will be unable to avail themselves at all of the canal, for it is not to be supposed that the Baltimore and Ohio road will be willing to play into the hands of its great competitor, the canal; conse- quently, as I have before said, the utmost capacity of the railroad’ being three hundred thousand tons per annum, and as this capacity is subject to prior arrangements le, and then have to be divided between the eastern and western interests, the portion of each will precisely what is the value and ported in be entirely too small for apy practicable business. This must be the position of the Georges Creek companies for years (if they are able to hold out against it ) New is will have tobe built, and entirely different arrange- ments be made, before they can begin even to pay their actual expenses. The fact which is self-evident is that all coal stocks in thin region are very far above their actual present value. - That they will ultimately prove profitable there is no doubt; but such profit, or success must from a far different system than that now in operation. The Boston Transcript of the 3d inst. gives the follow- ing statement relative to the revival and progross of the manufacturing interest of New England:— ‘The gradually reviving life and prosperity of the manu- facturing interest, in spite of the existing tariff, by which it has been for five years back depressed, is worthy of a somewhat detailed record, and to all in- terestod is a subject of triumph. The York Mills (Saco,) pay to-day 4 per cent, and the Boott Cotton Mills (Lewell,) the same on Saturday. Reviewing the pre- Ceding balf-year, which allows the return of one dividend season all round, beside the corupanies just named, the Massachusetts, Suffolk, Lawrence, Tremont, Middlesex, and Hamilton—all at Lowell; the Laconia and the Pep: perell (Saco and Biddeford,) Cocheoo (Dover,) Great Falls (Somersworth,) and Amoskeag (Manchester,) have several ave. the same dividend. at of the Merri mack (Lowell,) the last December was 5* per ceat, as had been the one preceding. The Otis, at Ware, (which during this long interval of general lan- guishing has held its own better than almost any other company,) has just paid, or at least declared, a di vidend of 6 per cent, the previous one in October having been 4. On the otter hand, there are a fow companies which have not yet made a visible start towards regaining their palmiest state heretofore; though of these there are some which the knowing ones regard as in a fair train of success. Three per cent was the last dividend of the Ap- pleton (Lowell,) Stark (Manchester, ) Salmon Falls (Som- ersworth,) Nashua at N., Dwight and Perkins, (both in Hampshire county.) Salisbury at 8. [We so class the last, becaure, although a 6 per cent dividend was made by them about the 20th of January, it is the only one paid for a twelvemonth back.] Tho Lowell Company at J., gave but 2 per cent ia January, and haye no: for some time exceeded that amount; in some instances passing it by altogether. The Jackson (Nashua, } Ohicopos fied.) Valmer and Thorndike, (both at P.») dividend the last year, and sore of them for a yet longer period. The Cabot (Springfield,) was about a year since merged in the Perkins. Stock Exchange. 800 shs Phx MCo.b60 $5000 U.S. 6's 21 500 Obio 6's '60. 150 do. 5000 50 do. 5500 Ind. State 5's. 450 500 Indiama 235 100 do.....4.,830 2014 700 = do ‘250 NCr’kCoalCo, 560 2 11000 Cal. 7's, 33 86 100 Stonii RR, 55% 1000 Erie In, Bds..s8 99% 185 Mad & Ind RR, 102 9000 seeeee.83 993¢ 60 Mich Central RB, 114% 5000 ErieCBs,’71,b60 983g (50 Rch L & NFR.s3 140 1000 Hud. 1sthitg Bds 107 150 Erie Railroad. 8035 2000 N Ind. RR Bds. 1012 550 Ng 1000 Gal&C7 pct bds 964% 116 60 ahs Ocean Bk..bS 103 200 5 City Bank,...... 121 50 60 Bank Commerce., 10845 60 40 Far & Cit Bk W'bg 30 Morris Cana! ee 100 do... 200 Mont Mining: . 1360 ‘Nic Trans Co, si 200 100d 200 Readin; 100 Hud. 65 dk 50 50 100 0 25 0 60 Cumb Coal Co..b3 34 $6000 U S 6's 56, 5000 Califor 7's 100 do... 100 Bruns City 14 Co, 100 Cary Impt Co.b30 100 v8 do... Nor, & W. RR.b30 59 16 Roch. & Syr. RR. 14036 CITY TRADE REPORT. ‘Wensrspay, May 4—6 P. M. Asties.—Thore were 75 bbls. soll to-day, at $559 0 $5 ba <4 for pearls, and $6 a $5 65% for pots, per L00"lbs. WeADsTUrHS.—Flour . waa lees in request, at unchanged rates, The spies of the day embgaced 6,{00 bbie.—ag vic & ; ° i| tons do. gas cannel, part at $9 per chaldron. im fair request. The week's sales in- ¥ Java at 1130. a 11%c.; 4,500 do. do. do. (by auction, to-day,) at 114{c. a 1144¢.; 600 Cuba and Laguayra do. at 03¢¢.'8 974¢ 5 0,250 Kilo do. at 90. 8 93¢c.; 400 Maraouibo at 9e. « 93c.; 1,050 St. Domingo at 6340. a 85Gc. per Ib, é Frucuts.—To Liverpool, about {10,000 bushels wheat were engaged, in bulk, at 64., and 200'to 300 bales of cot: ton, compressed, at 9-32d, ‘Flour was at 2s. 3d—asked, There was nothing new to London. To Havre, cotton was at c., at which some en: ts were made, and ashes went at $3 and $10. fornia, rates varied from 40c. a 65¢., with occasional higher figures in full perm ‘There was nothing new to report about rates to Fire CRACKERS.—There have been 6,000 boxes Canton, 40 packs, sold at $1 45 « $1 50, usual terms, have continued in good demand, at pretty firm rates. The sales add up 7,600 quintalsdry cod, at $3 a $3 40 por 100 Ibs. ; 1,600 Nos. 2 and 1 mackerel, at $11 76 and $12 75 a $13 36 per bbl.; and 2,500 boxes No. 1 and scaled B, at 260. a 200. and 420, a 44c. respectively. FHUM.—The past week's sales add up 4,000 boxes bunch raisins, at $2 76 a $2 7734; 1,300 half do., at $1 35 4 $1373¢; 750 quarter do., at 883¢c.; 600 boxes layer do., $3 30; 900 cluster do., at $1 80 a $1 85; 135 cases sardines 80 do. prunes at lic.; 5 do. citron at . shelled almonds at 18}gc.; 130 do. eur- j17_bales hardshell almonds at 63¢c. 8,636. ; 96 do. soft do. at 143{c.; 20 do. Princoas do. at rviate bargain; 50 bags Brazil nuts at 4340. ; 385 do. fil- xts and Yalnuts at 6c. a 63¢c ; a curgo and 1,500 bushels African wuts at 90c.; 1,400 dozen Matanzas pine apples at $12 a $14; 500 bushels Baracoa banauas at $1 50 a $2 25; 20,000 cocoa nuts at $24 a $25; and 2,600 Porto Rico do’, with husks, at $10. Hay was sparingly dealt in, at 85c, a $1 por 100 Ibs. Hear was in limtted demand. Tho sales of the week embraced 100 bales undressed American, at $145 a°$150; 60 do, dressed, on terms not made public; and 590 baled Sisal at 104¢¢. per Ib. Hors —Some 220 bales haye bean disposed of at at 19c. a 2lc. per tb. Lamis,—About 2,000,000 eastern changed hands during the week, at $1 26 a $1 624g per thousand. Linx —Bales of 15,000 bbls, Rockland have been made during the week, at Yo. for oominen, and $1 49 for lump, per bbi. Mrrais.--Copper was temdered at 3lc. for new sheath- ing and 26c. tor yellow metal per Ib. Sales have been made of 25,000 Ibi. inferior to very superior old at 23c & 8lc., cash, per Ib. Iron unaltered. The week’s sales included 1,200 tons Scotch pig, here, at $33 50 a $35 50, and to arrive, $32 $34 per ton, six months; and 200 tons American scrap, on private terms. Lead was more in juest. The sales of the week reached 900 tons Spanish at 654. a 674c.; 150 tons English at 63{0.; 50 tons soft German at 6%c,; and 16,000 pigs Galena, hore and to arrive, at Te. a 74¢. per Ib.’ Cut nails were at 43c. perlb. ‘Nin ruled very dull, 500 boxes | terne were procured at $7 ped Mo1asexs.—Ih¢ demand has been good, br at full rates, The week’s transactions amor hhds, Porto Rico, &¢., part at 200. a 3le.; a: a vado, at 22¢. a 260.; 100 Trinidad, Cuba, at : ) Onr- denas at 20c. a 283¢0.; 82 Surinam at dle.; ( . Now Orlean: ‘Me, per gailon, Spirits turpentine has been leis freely offered, and has advancsd. Other articles preseated no new feature. The rules of the week, comprise 1,250 bbls. crude turpentine at $4 75 a $6 for 280 1bs,; 400 bbls. spirits do. at 62c, a (6c, and 4c, a 67c. in large and small lots, closing at the outside rates; 723 bbls. white rosin at $2 25 a $5 per 230 Ibs.; 180 bbls’ No. 2 de. at $2; 3,650 bbis, Wilmington common do. $155 a $1 65; and 2,300 bbls, North country do. do. at $145. Tar retails at $3 per bbl. The following is compazative statement of the imports of naval atores into New York during the first four moaths . & 70C. 5 23 340.; 66 bbls. rants, part } 1034 of— 1861, 1962. 1853. Rosin......2. . 78,670 93.466 Spirits turpentin 22,122 27,567 THE... 46 15,070 36,832 Turpentine 75,957 60,411 Total....sesereasse 191,819 211,278 213,952 Ons were generally "depressed and drooping. The week’s operations consisted of 1,400 bbls. selected whale Bt 9244 a Odo ; 2,000 bblo, crulo sperm, part at $1,28 ; ns linseed at 6034 a 6) oll mall long 3.000 a le., aud 629 64c. in se packets do. at $4464 1 gallons olive at $1,25; 1,600 and $58 $5 25; and 300,000 Tbs, palm. to arrive, at 6}¢c. Provisions.—Pork was in prot! demand, but at reduoed raton, Sales were tanto {0-day of 650 bbls. West- ern, at $13 3114 a $13 3734 for ime: and $16 50 for mess, per bbl, Cut meats varied little.’ The day’s sales imeluded 140 pkgs. of all tions, at about 6%c. descrip’ 6340. for dry salted shoulders; 63¢c. a 63¢c. for pickled do.; 830. a 93¢6, for salted hams; and 9346. a 9%c. for pickled do., per Ib. was moderately active. The day’s sales comprised 200 bbla., at 10c.; and 240 kegs, at Iie. per 1b. Beef was unchanged. The sales consisted of 300 bbls., at $5 50 a $6 25 for country prime; $6 50 a 87 25 for cliy do.; $9.4 $11 for country mess; $13 for city ‘and repacked Chicago do, and $14 for extra do., per ie bbls. beef hams realized $14 50% $14 75 per 20 Ibs. Real Estate.—Sales at auction:—By Anthony J. Bleeck- er.—Two lots on Forty-second street, 160 feet from Broad- way, each 25x98,9, $3,3@ each; one lot on Fifty-fourth street, 400 feet from Fifth avenue, 25x100.5, $1,260. Rice. les were made of 900 tierces inferior to prime, at $3 75 a $4 6236 per 100 lbs. Saur.—There have been disposed of 5,957 sacks Liver- pool ground, at $106, and 850 do, Ashton’s do. fine, at about $1723, per sack. SaurPeTRE.—Some 525 bags East Iadia crude were bought at 6% a 7c. per Ib. Sxrp.—Clover is the only kind in demand, and of this 430 bbls. bave been purchased, at 11 a 12c, per Ib. Soap.—We heard that 760 boxes Castile were procured at 1034 a 10%. per Ib. ‘Spices were in rather limited request, at 43¢c. a 5e. for race ginger; 113<c. a 11}4c. for Sumatra pepper; 14340. for Jamaica pimento; 32. a 38c. for cassia in mats: 80c. a 824¢. for mace; and 974c. for No.1 nutmegs, per Ib. TaLLow.—Sales of 67,000 Ibs. prime were eflected, at 9c. a 93¢c. per Ib. bvGars have been less active, but quite firm. The sales of the past six days amounted to 2,920 hhds. Porto Rico, at 4c. a 43g, in bond and for export, and 4i¢c. a Ge. free, for the domestic trade; 2,600 hhds. Cuba musco- vado at 434c. a 5%c.; 720 New Orleans at 434c. a 53¢0.; and 805 boxes brown and yellow Havana at 4c. a 7igc. per Ib, The following ic « comparative statement of the wtock of sngar, in hogsheads, on hand tu tine city on the Ist May:— . 1853. Increase. Cuba, hhds, 15,206 10,052 New Orleans, 6.457 8,268 Porto Rice, ' 2685 1,134 Bt. Croix, “ 51 1 ‘Texas, “ 2 134 Moivre 10009 24,593 -14.584 ‘The following is a comparative statement of the stock of sugar in other than hhd, packages, on hand in this city on Mey Ist:— ae 1863, Decrease. Increase. 00 008 } 782 5,782 x the details of this forenoon’s auction —by L. M. Hoffman & Co—per ship Wellington—terms, 6 months. Young Hyson--50 bali chests 52; 75 do 61 7h do 61; 36 do 41 a 423/; 173 do, 38; 171 do ‘3734; 56 do. $; 802 do. 3444; 67 do, 344¢; 161 do. 83; 134 do, 5234 470 ‘a 923; 746 do. 32; 808 do. 3134; 1042 do. 81; 371do 304, ; 58 do, 80; 35/do. 20; 40 do, 2834: 140 do, 2734; 12 do. 27; 62 do. 26. “Hyson—51 double halt chests 51%; 2) single half chests Go. 3734; 18 do. 3334; 100 catty boxe do. 87; 561 do, 86. Gunpowder—83 half chests 60; 64 d 4834; 8 do. 3034; 68 do. 844; 14 do, 253; 20 do, 393.47 do. 8234; 10 do, 80; 0 do 81; 84 do. 29;13 do. 2816.9 do. 27 Imperial—5 half chests 4734; 10 do. 4254; 14 do, 39; 8 do. 31; 6 do. 8044; 7 do 30; 117 do, 2634, 20do. 26, Hyso Skin—17 chests 26; 26 do $214; 22 hf chts do. 22; 25 chts. Go. Z1e.; 64 chests 186 half chests 20c.; 18 do. 15)gc.; ‘Twankay—82 half chests 253¢0.; 114 do. 26c.; 22 chests 28¢.; 78 half chests 23}¢c.; 125 do 220.; 8 chests 119 hal? chests Z1e.; 30 do, 19¢,; 113 do. 18\¢. Hyson Twankay —50 half chests 27c.; 23 do. 2634. Souchong—200 chests 2ic, Oolong--60 half chests 28340. Towacco was in fair request at full and advancing ices. The week's sales reached 400 hbds. Kentucky at 4c. a 8346.; 26 packages atems at 13-1Uc. a 15¢e.; 184 Sogua, and 66 Yara on terms not made public; 326 bales Havapa at 26c, a 4734e,; and 10 bags do. seraps at Ife. a 16e. per Ib. WiALEHOXR—Some 226,000 Ibs. Polar have been sold in Rew Bedford at 203¢¢, a 30c. per Ib Wiskry—Sales of 600 bbls. Ohio and prison were ef- fected to day at 22}¢. per gallon. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. Br Norm Rivan Boars. 2,068 bbls flour, 65 do. ashen, 3, 2034 do, 89 do, whiskey, 10 do, butter, 6,600 bushels corn do. rye; 715 sides leather, 507 packages provisions, wool, do, Domestic Market: New Beprorp Oi MARKET, May 2.—Sperm quiet, but firm at previous rates, Only sales 300 bbls. at $1 28, cash, and 200 bbls. on private terms, Stock of crade much re- duced. In manufactured, a fair business doing at rtead, prices. Sale of 1,500 gallons unbleached winter at $1 30, cash | Whale—Less doing the past week, and sales only inolude 600 bbls. good, at a price equal to about 530.; 150, part dark and brown, in bbls., at 50c., and 1,700 bbls. on private terms. To day considerable inquiry and some small sales, the particulars of which we have not learned, Whalebone activo; sales 300,000 los, at 2034 a 0e., chiefly at the latter, at which the market closes firmly. Imports into the United States week ending May 2—1,900 bbls. wperm, 6,620 do. whale, 54,000 tbs. bone. From January 1 to date, 21,388 bbls. sperm, 88,206 do. whale, 2,829,500 Ibs. bone; same time last year, 19,160 bbls. sperm, 34,135 do. whale, 675,700 Ibs, bone. Foreign Markets. Pont Canm.1o, April 8.—Produce continues as advised, ray coffee at 12a 124c. per 1b.; do., unwashed, at 10% a 1036. por Ib.; hides at 11% a 120, per Ib.; inaigo 045 rs. for flor; cotton at 114% a 1X0. fer lb, currency, ‘The: les are in great request at the proseat moment larly the three ficst mentioned, Thee acri ral ‘om Laguayra last evenizg, we tosrn of nothing aew, or seem the oapited, eens N FRIDAY THE OTH OF MAY, a a ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BVERY DAY er Ser FIFTH PAGHB. we GALHS AT AU0TIONR. I1CE.—EARTH. 3 AM atm NOT! an, 3 EN WARE. G1.ASS WAR! ‘ A rel een 4 TA ABTWERE & ONS on the Obie river, aud at avseutlnrs tetalnn ot the Pearl strect, by the package and froin the shelv Jeffersonville , Cee eae cee a a nas a sem anded; | amsonat te ee iasy thcamaea oe te eae jo : Aim ware, knives and forks, ton trays; he, ‘Gets, ingned to the Comme are locues the day before the sales, when tho goods can yr he 109 bo amined. valuable books a ror of the United tom cmraltsdarn oboles tot of imported ponare, Be rhe fot of hin , ike nad vote bods, u ehote> lot of AT OS. BELL, Auctioncer. ‘HIS DAY, THE ENTIRE STOCK ained in store No. 29 Hudson stroet UCTION SALE. f extensive alterations. lock. 0. WARREN, Auctioneer tar deciared a ica upom —PALE SOAP, MOLASSES, COFFEE, 4C. of the city Friday, May 6, at 103, o'clock, at 57 Dey strest, corner of Greenwich, » lot of sundries, being balance stock of teas, ra and roasted coffee, pale a foup, sugar mill figs, prunes, tobacco, gin, wine dy, WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Aucti RANCH & McDONNELL WILL SELL THIS DAY, (Thursday, Sth instant, at 10 o'olock, at 113 Fulton street, the largest and most varied rtment of new second hand furniture offered at auotion this season, co ° porate limite of the city. hi hus edding largely” vo" the Hiating of the entire furniture of two families removing fro bedding, tables, chairs, ashstands, kitchen fur, of suits the city—comprising carpets, bod: clocks: chine, pianoforte t niture. , bureaus, e new furniture consists ‘and plus) rosewood bookcase totes, Voltaire top bo D. NASH, AUCTIONEER—STORE 310 BROADWAY. —Sale of housshold furniture, this day, Thursday, at 10 A. M.,at No. 10 Bedford street, consisting ‘of mshozany sofas, bureaut m D S. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER.—THIS DAY, AT 52 and 54 Boekman streets, the contents ¢ great amount of produce ssekin Seesititentine Ls Niporimore detailed castes rays (amadlocnage ailed information, in pamphlet for hoes Voce SIMKON DRAPE! pas Pine sleet” EAL ESTATE.—WE ARE REQUESTED TO CALL THR ‘attention of real estate buyor be cold at auction by JAM ‘& 00., at ‘irectlon SPA.'D. Lopes! Meg, referees Y ry ection of A. -, Foferes ou Eighth and Ninth avenues, ‘and fronting on Hrondweg and on Fifty seventh, Fifty-eighth and Fifsy-ninth streste. By reference to the city maps it will be soon that the whole front on Fifty seventh street is directly on Bloomi ou high Aad commanding grounds overlooking’ 0 on ! and commanding ry over! i country for miles around, Also, Nos. 296 and 296 street, co ‘ariek. | Also, 763 Greenwich perihese money can remain on mee joularsand maps, inquire at the a ILLIAM IRVING & CO el ction on Thursday, May 6, af 10d o'clock, at No. 8 Pino atzoct, near Thivadway, ataudand e. m tho nursery of J” B. Manto hybrid, Balti rietios of roi Fmaeng LEGANT FURNITORE.—THIS DAY, AT HALF- ver offer past ten o’clook, at No. 5 Warren stroot, all tho furni ture contained in tho said house, viz-—Damask aud broca- telle curtains, pianoforte, suitsof frrniture sovered in rod PUBLIC AUCTION, ON FRIDAY, % LEEDS '& CO., in fron’ plush, ti) BA &c.; Brussels carpets, marble-top dressing clock M., by H. bureaus. marbio-top washatands, mahogany French bed treet, one pair matched ‘chairs, sofee, tote-t-tete, ottomane, buseaus, feather fifteen, hands high, sound and kind. One of the best kind; also, a pumber paintings, maple chairs, washstands, &¢ §s nitive. Pagelognes ready morning of eal Also, a china dinner set, and chiua. HN. BOSH, Auctioneer. COLTON, AUCTIONFER.—LOOK WILD.--FORTY thousand loads, or les f household furniture, from as different fami , and from every section of the ciby tly been concentrated in one grand contra, No. reet, and will be disposed of according’ to law (Thureday,) May 5, (355, at_half- it 10 o'clock A. M. Among the wreck of matter and orush of citios that an- aay occur in Gotham, and that will be exhibited on this oceation, all the various countries and continents will be fully represented, vix —carpeta from Brugsols and Turkey; wardrobes for princes, and wardrobes for plebelsus; seord: taries of state, und secretaries of treasury; bureaus of peace, and bureaus of war; cabinets of weal, and cabinots of wo; to- ether with curiositics from New Zealand, New Mexico, and Now Jersey; beds of down, and beds to be knocked down; wirrors that cast no sad reflection, and mirrors that reflect severely upon the manufacturer; inusic upou ths piano, and music upon the pots and kettles; tho whole to be exhibited, other eight years old, and can trot a mile togetl tee, The wagon is @ light lonther tep trott nearly new. in perfect order, ‘The hari made by Trainor. N.Y. and bas been used bute rt time. The whole will be sold together, without reserve, ighest bidder on the above day. T. BOYLE, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON FRIDAY, «| May 6, at 10 o'clock, at 43 Chambers street, known as the Chambers Street Hot all the furnitu: ai ia said house; French mabogany bedsteads, sofas, - steads, Needham's patent: tides ret wash stenda, carpets, oilclotha, pal glasses, ther js, mattresses; cee psene wines, of superior brands. Salo positive, raim of D ness in silver ALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT AUCTION—TER beautifully located rosidence, formorly oooupied by Gee. Walters, Eaq., situated halfe mile enstof Bridgeport, Conmes ednesday, May Il, at 40? ive will be sold at auction on Wi M., on tho. promises. | The property comprise noren of land, in h state of cultivation, wit! in depth, including kitchon, feet front by 80 and the happiness and misery they have imparted dilated nd other house oe ¢ with: : ion of talont will not. be 8 deck (walveracnth, Discussion tad afrement mast babeiet ;treos, and posavssing evory qualifeatien ae- and of the knock down order. Bil nddee say it a very desirable residenos. Torms--10 be expected. Doors « Respir per cent on delivery of tho deed, and the ba- nee at half-past 10 ts for gentleman and two ladies, om, of the parenaonr. » Bar former Pee, ildren half pri ands will be provided for those 4 lands belon, 5 or ihe catate of Tra Be jo not roquite chairs. N-B.—If Barnum. should be Fre ate poten per ng bers yy ORPOE CTE to manage, Root will also be to daguerreotype | Wheeler, deve 2 to besuld on the ¥ . the soe Programme will comm ‘on the sovond story. | * Bridgeport, May 5, 1853, [), GOL2ON, AUCTIONEER. —GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD = + furniture, pianoforte, &¢—F, COLTON will soll on MISOKLLANEOUS. Friday, May 6, at half-paet 10 o'clock, at No. 25 Warren street, the entire furniture of the house. It will comprise tapestry and Brussels carpets, ollclothe, wardrobes, secre- et, hook cases, French bedsteads, dressing bureaus, large ch plate mirrors, suits of rich mahogany and rosewood \HILDS & SMITH, IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND retail dealers in rich French and American paper ings and upholstery goods, window cornicos, Ince and mi curtains, window shados, &c, Papers hung by oxperienee@, iture in brocatelie and satin damask; one superior rose- | workmen. wood pianoforte, made by Stodard & Dunham, bedroom and Vasewent furniture, &e. Catalogues on the morning of sale ore '$ CELEBRATED PATENT CAST-IRON - Rail —The Now York Iron Railing Co: pat up to order every varity of cust iron railing for Sulldta parks, courts, cemeteries, éo., upom Crowell’s celal . L. VANDE uN OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION. W. 6, at batf-past 10 ATER will sell on Friday, M. OFelock, at the sale room, No. 14 Wall strect, 150'fino oil | Parent principle, without rivets, saving thereby from. ¢won- paintings, in rich gilt fram ble for parlors, dining | [> ‘fve fo tty conve por runing foot, “They. invite oxwuai- Tooms, galleries, &0., among which will be found twenty: sof their patcerns and work, to which they are com- three paintings from tho pencil ot B. C. Coates, Eaq. ly making tastoful additions. Specimens may w be in the cemeteries near, and at buildings in tho eity. ‘ANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC- tion.—J. L. VANDEWATER will sell, past 10 o’elock, at No. 2) Warren str. ontained in the above honse, consi pestry and thr parlor furniture on suite, extension dining ta Pier glasses, ma tel clocks, vases, and oundelabras, orystal out glassware; dinner, dossert and tea sets. Also, a large assortment of superior chamber furniture, consivting of wardrobes, French ads, dreseing bureaus, washstands, feather beds, mat tresses, bedding, &c. Also, 'x mahogany pianoforte, of supe- rior tone and finish, but little used. ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. —IRNRY H. LEEDS & CO. will sell at suction on Thureday, Sth, and Friday, 6th May, at 103¢ o'clock ench day, at Nos. 28 and 50 Murray street, (Sanderson's Collezo Hotel,) in consequence tia of 8 rst rt Cast-iron aud wrought iron work for buildin; ad Yaule doors, shutters, brackets, light counting-bouse, desks and counter railings, gratings, window guards, wall sti &e., at short notice and most re le charges. Ha ° , they ‘are enabled to control dq delays and disappointments oe ipininad of in this business. | Gase- h accuracy and despaten, Foundry foot of Forty-aixth street, North fiver; offs wareroom, No. 79 Duane stroot. HEAP IRON BEDSTEAD WARRROOM} ORIG te . The health: ht ttresses af Toning mattronen: $8't0 $12, Private dwelling Semiunries furnished. “No; 33 Broadway, above Speiag on Friday, at all tho furni- ing in part of Brussel mattress aud bedding depot.—Iron bedst« at price, made in tho best manner. of a contemplated alteration of the building, con: le asso) \t of Lote! CHEE, "Sit ade be'onaer aote ot tea aE FORT poltsnoea drug ing of a large assortment of rosewood sofas, c arm That may deotroy “humans” do., covered'n rich aflk brocatelle, hair cloth, &c.; also in As well as. oak and black walnut, chairs do.; Wilton, Brussels Are vended as Lyon's grain carpets; pier ‘and mantel giasses, wardrobes, amour Famed powder and pill, Slaces, side and contre tables, marble tops; buffet, and othi ‘That nothing save insects parlce furaiture, "Bedroom furniture of every f And rate in rosewood, mahogany and:black walnut; beds, mattre ‘Atk Chilton, ask Bettendorf, pallinases, bureaus, dressing do., marble tops, couches, sofas, Wagetaft or Rosd— lounges, dining chairs in morocco, china, aines, plated ware, They. endorse ‘a powders: &c., and # large aseortment not enumerated.’ Also, » large ‘Au peerless in¢ assortment of the choicest wi ‘unequalled quality, all selec and no others admitted. brandies and liquors, of y Isok out \torfoite; ‘expressly for the hotel uso, serpy ride Bay at the st jemem ber the number— Broadway, 4-2-4. Depot for LYON’S magnetic powder and pills, 424 Broadwage hegre sy MECHANICAL LAMPS—BRONZE C. lobras.—Just received, a large invoice of meeh sarcel and moderator 1 from the best. mak Haines, growpein great varloty: chinn and Pohocslan stead oy rape oi % b hts ea i DARDONVILLE, 445 Broadway. ‘AMES SMITH & SONS WEEDLES.—THR UN! FANDOM HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.—J. L. VAN- DEWATER will sell on Thursday, May Sth, large attractive sale of an extensive boar: at Nos. 22 y and house, at 10 o'vlock, streot, between Fifth furniture. consisting of h atin brovet and'24 East Fourteenth d Unio juare—P1 forniture—wardrobess bedst nahstands, wl | Sune the "tease, marke of dames Seilth & Somat mas Jet sots,imirrors, ollcloth méntol orna: | for whieh T gan the exclusive agent in the United States: menté, mattresses, feather bo dding, chairs, | Hav ned an injanetion ta the Circuit Court of ¢. Lining room—Extension tab) chairs, French china dinner, dessort aud toa sett °. any that mag be C7 found counterfeiting or selling needies purporting to he, but DS, AUCTIONEER. — HENRY as, the geacine Jains On nO HENRY Ate yrill soll at auction on Thursday, May | ‘TOW, successor to Jas. Walton, No. 8} Market stroot, Pat LEEDS & Sth, at 1034 o'clock, at their warerooms, No. 47 Canal stro third de of Broad elegant cabinet furnita Goorgi & Schindler, in co: g from business, This stock of elegant rosewood, mahogaay and walnut ware, all made for customors, in tho best ladelphis, OUSTACHES AND WHISKERS.—W! sequen ; comprison overy varie Hineke x nguent, we wonder any As It will not stain nor injure the skin. $1 pee ner and first quality materials, comprising rosewood | yottle, wont to any part of the country. R. G. GRAHAM, carvod suites, covered in silk tigured brocatelle, plush, and | No, gs Aum street, Fowler's Buildings. 0 ordo j get do.; amour de Blac 8, wardrobes, centre tabl BEDS, MATTRESSES FEATHERS, ae ire! has aicah ie cumasias vs. —The well known, proprietor of the old es. very rich mahozany parlor and bedroom suites; black’ wal - | {erase hogs leave tor eall the attention of his patroay. ame fut) do.: painted and enamelled cottage suites: exteuslon | Housekeepers in the city and eouutcy, to the nev and extese ning tables, of rosewood and mahogany in all comprising one of the most valuablo stocks offered this season, soe 4 Seen bet ow d, which house in the ity. W. CRAW= 8 Grand stroot, second door east of Essex. |ON.—A DELIGHTFUL PRE- T tabs H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.—IENRY IL BEDS & CO. will sell at auction on Friday May 6, at 1 ofcloem, Fs M, Deselsely, Dicey at poe of fine , ke, ining ruvm of $ , Now. 38 and 30. Marray stre ner OF Cutten entire stock of fine Hotel, ho ‘and ‘all discasos of the skin. Tt lar article. Try it. Sold by Rushton, Clark & C 273 Broadway, aud 10 Astor House, FRAMES AND LOOKING GLASSES.—IT cosinetic, is'a sure remedy for pimples, freckles, t # hecome quit . & Co., Charleston, ‘Leo’ from private stock: Am brown and gold, in bottles and selected by the jado, Manganilla, domijohns: fine old ports, roprictor; hocks, hockheimer, Auftmans burg, Beaume and Chambertin burgundy; Chateau Mar. 3 if everybody goo# to JAS. 3. BRADLEY & qaus, St, Julien and Estepe claret, favorite ‘vintages; old et arent is airy ee bib SOE dee Coste eae Aas men, and do their work ina workmanlike and tasty manuer. We ‘heartily say, cive them a call, at 158 William street, Hotel brands, ¥ mouldii a rner of Anu street. Agents for the sale of gilt riou liquors, &¢. ari ‘wero Lo bec + fe all either seleoted from the finest stocks in this city, or im ported to order by Mr. Sanderson, aud are in both casks and 8 ready on morning of sal L. VANDEWATER, AUCTION AY, + May 5—-Genteel household furniture—At 103g o'clock, at No. 88 Warron street, all the olegant furniture contained in the above house, viz.: mahogany parlor suite in hair cloth, tote a-tete, spring seat chairs, Voltaire sofa, pier glasses, mantel ornaments, clocks, bronzes, marble top pier, contre and sofa tables, Brussols carpets, dc. Bedroom farniture— ali mouth and bre is ath, fancy storos gens INGUET LEPRINCE & L. MAREOTTE, way—Decoration and furniturein gouoral. manufactor . . 9 Rs mahogany bureaus, marble top washstands, toilet sets, bed- | Pauuyac in New York. and in Paris, No. 2 . Importation and commission of all objects of art. Car- co pr Be entries eda cerrectcail wea ktvonen as fixtures, clocks, and all kinds of rich materials for eit which the sale will eommence, and furniture coverings. 5 ER WARE.—A SET OF SILVER, FOR THR é batt etait 2) ma le and tea tablo, Persian patte: mad the : i miths, fy atop just receive Account of consignors le top and adele NGsTON, WELLS & CO., 74 Broadway. preeasle ond nets FPO GARDENERS, cy eouukley exile rists.—Spanish Garbanzos—An entirely new and exquisite u "oF t Vegetable, thoroughly acelimated, of easy cultivation, sad bearer, this bli a, but su earer, something Fens oo Peta Welle chen ture, inolu other bu carpets hs, mahogany and cottag lot of excellent forther beds, pillows, mirrors, lookiag glasses, te, aloasenes and of elegant growth. r packet. ie Prope! EBGULUS OF ANTIMONY, FROM STORE~ t , for sale and (o arrive, {0 *VTCTOR BISHOP, 28 Maiden Inne. rk BOTTLES NEARLY OF KELLINGRR’S t 1.000.000 liniment have been sold without # mur- manner of aches, pains, and that ‘mer- per ‘OWN L. TARGER, AUC jonday, May 9, on the premises, the brick front two And a half story house and lot in Tillary. street, four doors ast of Rayioui Brooklyn, containing thirtgen rooms, Lot 100 feet deep, with the improvements thereo’. J. Montanty, Avcrroys os any, at 10%; o'clock, hand furniture, removed for sal sortment, all of which will be sold of the owners are leaving the city of new furniture, &e. LANTS AT AUCTION.—W. S. MoILVAIN WILL well, at th John street, this day, at 10 O'clock, moss, monthly, perpetual bloom), verbenas, dabliag, tuberoses, g) &e., from J. & P. Henderson, Jorsey Ci C. KEMP, AUCTIONEER.—RLEGANT FURNI RB. ihe, “pianoforte, large rich mirrors, carpets, 11 1 to-morrow (Friday) at 10 o’clook, at the’ l ast Seventoonth street, near Fourth avenue. 1 soll at attction, ns ibovo, without any resor gortment of rich flint. glass, cabinet farnitare, to ordor, and in excellent condition, being ali furniture contained in the large fur « # Seventoonth street a jome Tosowood seven octave pianofor urich tapestry, Brussels, and other oval gilt framed parlor furniture, ot ; carved mur, healing and curing all Weakness with either sex. chants will buy, an G rows. Depots 39) etween Grant every druggist in the’United States. FV, as MARY It in the only modicine A good assortment th for. 50 $4.50, AL a napaananaad ' SEAMEN’S EXTRA PAY OFFI UWE STATES Stifter seound. floor —Uteors, seat rs, od States waar vets to 12, entitled vo" doubte B—South- Apply, a above, F. KOWING, Agent. N. eepton wed Vonstitution ready for payment, Congress and Savannah (first cruise) will follow. 8S. NAVY EXTRA PAY OFFICE.—SAILORS, &C. who served in the U. 8. Navy, in the Pacitie, ( ia Mexico, tines sae oh EDWARD. BISSKUL, Agente Gad b —by eal on F fete pobece U.S. Navy, 20 South William, eae JNITED STAT XTRA PAY” OFFICE.—SAILORS. and marines who were in the Pacific aliteraiah June, 1846 can obtain their extra pay by onlling om’ L. BRAYNARD, 81 Wall street. INK ARTS, INE ARTA—VINE FINE ARTS—TWENTY-THREB il ae oft paintings. in_ rich gilt frames, from - the rr . Conter, W red at peptic saloon Friday. Mi jock A. My atd. 1 Vande and 4 men, and marin on the Pacific U plate pier glasses mirrors, oil paint! coverod in rich Fronch satia brooate rosewood, marbie top, and lace window ourtai extension dining table r, and 003 and gold French china dinner service, richly decorated ; French china tea and coffee service, castors bn ag rich Bohemian cut and engraved glassware, bisenit gue and orname: id ding ; riish, BS half past. 10 0 airs, win t ware, and all the | I Wet street All. patrons the us ortment of chamber, dining room sud kitchon fur- | are politely requested to be proseat aud selec’ nitnes, which is particularly worthy of notioe. Catalogues |. solves. ow tho morning of sale. — ‘ATION AL ACADEMY OF DESIGN BOYLE, A 185 CHATE ASt roadway, 01 poaite Bead, satroct,—Buenituro—This day, at 10 o'alook, at the * cory, 0 10 P.M, daily. Toe 2th san — A quantity of second tute, ont; ° carly 500 original works, gato crockery, qlaae Wate, a fore exhibited) by living feagper bela, - Hakols i) Opes