The New York Herald Newspaper, February 22, 1854, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuespay Feb, 21-6 P. M. ‘The stock market was very unsettled at the opening this morning, and thare were indiestions of a mioderate reaction. The operations wore large, generally at lower prices. At the first board Parker Vein declined per cent; Morris Canal, 3¢: Iiivots Contra! Privilege bonds, 263 Erie Railroad, 3; Reading Reilroad, <j Now Havem Rail” road, <j Mishigan Southern C nstruction, '<- Delaware ‘and Hudgon advanced 3¢ pir ovat; New Yor ery Bonds, \¢; New York Centra! Railroad. Gs es ape sree ag ee Vein sold largely Tom 265 40. oer eee an iconly otarod, Bele Railroad ‘at the decline, and stock war ye are, Thaadrance waa, under the circumstance, ?) : in eneh of these stoshs has bern rapid. It is currently reported that the Krie Railrose Company will pay on the Ast of April # seni annual dividend of fear par cent. This will be mach betier than stockholders have anti- cipated, in comsequence of the delay and derangement of travel at Erie for several worse, The detention and dif, culties experienced at that point teaded materially to the decrease of receipts om the Erie Railroad, and affected the net earnings of the compsxy. If, in the face of these unfavorable movements, the company can pay a divicend in April of four per cemt out of the actual met income, it can do much better than we supposed, to say the least. Nicarsgua Transit moves slowly either upordown. It does not sppear to be so much influenced by speculators as other fancies om the list. Tue steamship Star of the Weat, belonging to this line, left port yesterday for Sen Jean, with s full complement of passengers for Califor- mis. Her way bill was very large. This line ia daily be- coming @ greater favorite with the travelling public. In other stocks nothing has occured (o affect them im any ‘way; but as far as the operations at the Stook Exchaeg: G0, it ts the prevailing impression that much higher prices will be soon realised There is very little danger of apything in the ehape of intelligence from the seato hostilities, or from the cifferent points of negotlatioa, ia Europe, reaching us, to dep: or depresiate more thas temporarily the market value of our stock sesucitide It}is the belief of many that the reduced value of our cotton crop exported to Karope will, in the event of war, be so great as to materially restric ur resources, and consequently entail distress and disas ter upon that great interest. Tain has ever been the cry of those who have but superficially examined the sub- ject, and who therefore suppore that any depreciation im the value of that great staple is so much interest los to the country at large. Any important reduction in the quastity of the raw material exported would most likely restrict the manufacture om the other ride. If it did mot prices would be maintained, aad we should not feel the effect anticipated. If the shipments were largely Giminished, in consequence ef the want of a demand for consumption in Europe, we should be obliged to maau- facture more largely at hoine to supply our own markets with many articles which are now mecu‘actared abr:ad, and which we have to pay for in some way. Tais would reduce our imdebtedness for such fabrics, and s more moderate éxportstion of our products would be required to adjust the dalazes of trade. ‘The impetus such o state of things would give our domestie manufacturing interest wou'd never ‘be effaced,and we shculd be a: sed several years in the contest now going on between this country and Great Bri- tain for superiority in this braach of industry. A gene- tal war throughout Karope would, by increasing the value of money, reduce the market value for every species or manufactures, particelarly all articles of luxary and ex travagance. Our wants would, tyerefore, be supplied at cheaper rates and less aggregate cost. On this account s more mite’ ¢xportation of our own products would suffice to preserves proper equilibrium of trade. In evsry print Of view we see nothing but the most favorable results growing out of the present position of affairs in Europe. A war would increase and rtrengthen the disposition among foreign capitalists to place their property on this wide of the Atlantic, where it would be out of the reach of all politioal revolutions, and where wars or yumors of war would not endanger or destroy. Whatever tends to tranafer capital and industrial talent from Earope to our shores, direstly advances all our local interests, and we know of no event #0 well calculated to give the movement & great impetus as the actual com nencemeat of sg: neal European var. After the adjournment of the Board the following sales were made a! auction by Simeon Draper:— Peru and Indie’lis RR ist mtg (int. added). 80 Western Vt. 24 mort. 61 Among the stocks to be offered at the Exchange to- mor- row (Wet mesday) are the two thousand new issue shares Of the Citizens’ Bank of this city, whish will be sold to the highest bidder in lota of twenty shares, with the privi loge of two hundred. ‘The steamship America will rot leave Boston for Liver- pool until Thursday, The Baropean mail will be made up here to morrow,(Wednesday.) We have no change to make im our past quotations for foreign exshange. The de- mand continues limited. The exports from Baltimore to foreign ports durin; fast week amounted im value to th. sumof $448,147. Amorg the principal) svticles ¢xported were 37,818 barrele of geur, 20,910 bushels of corm, 1,676 barrels of corn meal, anc 23 hogheads of tobaseo. The Senate of Virginia, after a warm discussion, has sid upon the table ihe bill for the suppression of small motes. Im the House a bill has been reperted to inoorpo- rate the Bank of Richmond, with a ital of net leas ‘tham $300,000 and not more than $800,000, The bill in- creasing the capital stock of the Fredericksburg and Gor. Gonaville Railrosd bas been rejected. The ansexed statement exhibdits the quantity and value of eartaim articles exported from this port daring the week ending and including Ss\urday, the 18th of Febra- ‘Bry, 1664, distinguishing the destination and extent of shipments to each place:-- Uommmmcs or tas Port or New Yore—Wemxty Kxronrts, DOW Lom) . Value Value $4,410 $300 66,938 400 926 300 6,600 Oare 140 1,000 ee 37) Tie 3174 Ao, ime, dys. m5 oor 938 Dyewood, 1,304 1,028 Gil paper, 4)100 1. R goods, Pieces im tons $3271 8a bales a8 Agar, bes..2,061 11646 = ke ie $35,475 os oR, 648 oapiz. seveseees 124,200 96,888 Total... .++00.818,789 i ware, 300 «690,382 Bitiers, cases. 50 $600 Wood ware. . 1,381 8,098 Brioks..... nase OR, 160 Watches, os.. 10 165 Matches, ce art ft. Laat} wee M obec. lbel3, 708 2,747 ture, ee ee Perret $140 1,816 Bhip 430 Butier, Ibe... 2,073 816 186 Cheese 1,070 194 311 9,064 688 ai7 23,913 2,960 680 . wa 28 66 M, tobacco. .. 2,060 216 414 6 676 220 250 100 ou ry Hoops.. 233 Lumber, ft soo 640 Ree. 61 Ale, d-8 ino 107 Farnitare, pka 37 QuT Paints, pts . 4 269 Paper, reams. 474 167 Soap, boxes... _ 860 G. powder, pgs Pi 284 Fancy, do , 6s, 169 Cider, oaves.. 30 10 gallons, ou 0 P00 $75 2,100 Flour, bbls... 2,688 $23,000 3 5g Bisouit, bxs... = 146 Domestics 700 Baw..... st 1,100 i Py PORTO 0. meal, hhés, so} 9968 Rernugat,lbex 1,800 Lumber, f%..64,000 1,000 Shoous, No... 200 660 80 260 Dried Aib,owt. 832 Rice, casks 4b Paper, reams, 100 13,221 HAYTI. Bricks, No. .20,000 $192 (962 Dried fish, ows 616 1,931 206 Lardoil, galls, 25 19 1,456 Domest! ye 3 a9 56 ‘Tobacco, bales 20 200 913 Lumber, £t,-2.000 400 Aa Farnitare, pkgs. 3 a7 625 «= Total... s+0000+- 816,308 APRIOA, Beans, bbls... 70 | $630 Tobacco, bhds 20 $3,950 Corn meal.... 30 200 Domestics,pkgs17 1,669 Rice 2 260 Oot. cards, cs. 175 700 400 Ship bread, bbls 26 10 600 Lard, Ibe 480 400 Lumber, ft. 6,436 26 Total....sseeeee YENEFUBLA. Fleur, bbls... 60 $502 Bircuit, bxs.. 90 $80 60 100 Lumber, ft..18 000 406 sh, 68 Paper, reams. oa 13 90 Hardware, pgs 67 35 Candles, bxs.. 198 200 t 223 Brooms. yy + 1,600 816 Whalebone rr 48 hed 1.440 194 Horsepower.. 1 166 Cesaia, mata. 150 150-838 Merch’dse, os. . wf ag gee aaa Brioks.......7, Pramrert.. BO” EO Total... sss. -5 $4,680 BUENOS AYRES, Fa aa vee 150 $460 P CB..0e, 2 $550 9,063 Lamber,ft.148,600 2,458 '18@ 1. R goods cs 82 7a) 494 Twine, bales, 400 2,170 Brushes, os... 4 ‘261 Ro) ra hoops, dos, 70 Domestics,pgs 20 Baraware ns, 4 Duck, bolts... 10 Do. do, specie, do, do .. Total... ssssseveseee case peee e+e 091,880,490 This is small, but as the importatioas have receatly been smal, the balance against as oa our foreign trade has not accumulated, The whole movement has for several weeks past been limited. Both the imperts and exports have been unusually moderate for the season. ‘The shipments cf breadstuffs continue large, and form the Tumpar, Feb. 2 100 Park Veis UCobl0 a St Fives 1 1000 arie Ist Mge os 116 1000 Hud R 34 Mge Ba 9% 200 Nor & W RR..b60 aera Shee BOARD. 60 ons HarlemRR «20 180 eee DOO 55 10CO I Con RR Bonds 875% aco LTE 2000 N Ia let mt Ge br 02, 96: | Ex 40 ‘she Metrop Bank 104 Continental Beak 101 FR, bo Dela tua C Oo, 10K «100 do. o,..b8 21% do. do. rt de. ¢o do, do do Sixth A Cleve & To Ole, O& I, Slining. Toxspar, Febraary 21—6 P. M. The board was dull this moraing. Two handred Old Potomae sold at 3; and as many Phenix Gold at 800. We understand that other engagements have obliged Mr, Douglas to resign the presidency of this latter company, apc that Mr, Stagg, a man of emergy and experience, has deem elected im his place. Mr Stagg is now om his way to the mines, where, on his arrival, fresh machinery will be ecded to that mow ia oparation. Colonel Gamilton aed Mr. F. Ryder have recently been elested cirecters of the compeny. North Carolina is stationary. Parker Voie droope—7% and 7% seem the marker pie, At the Stock 1,600 ‘wore sold at 3; at the Miniag Board it wae held at a At the Stock Exotinge tais wor there were sales of MoOullooh at Saad 7%. We understand that Mr. Colby, who has reseatly returaed from the m! Most setisfactory accounts. Tae ide at the Mining were a1 fillows: For Camber. »1*84, 80)4; for Paraer Vein, 734, for Pagwaix Coal, 64; for OITY SRAVE REPORT. ‘Tompay, Feb. 21—6 P.M. Asams wore inactive, being held at $6 for pots and $6 8734 for pearls, per 100 Ibs. Basavercrrs.—Flour was not ia mush request for ex: port, but sttracted more attention trem home dealers, ‘and slightly improved in price. The day’s business con ited 0% tocholos State, at $8 43% une Se csiaeaeies festora, at $8 Bx 8 $8 8734; oe 1060 sou at 8H. ‘About 1,000 Soutuera miss ne 2 88 03% for mixed to a nt; $8 936 aso Li iyo fad fhackeeit Bret . Seles hero rep st B65 nohiaal, “thre hare + raled dull and beavy, at 626. @ 650. per bushel Cora wasin pretty the day's reashed 83,- bushels, at 000. » 926. for damp; and 930. for searoe and quiet, Liverpool orrel Se ‘asthraatte continued 10 begs ‘Bic 2,000 Ibs. Rio brought 110. a 11K0. per Lr PPE moderately dealt in, at 826. for new sheath aoe =t ko ‘The last sales of bolts and brasier’s were effected at 359. "Gommon-—the day’s eales embraced 962 bales, as follo For oy a home use, 609; amd om specalation, “oun ET Scott have been 82 carks disposed of, would bring $1: [--3 (ee bit ag tan at ¥inaue—Rates 0 N, 20d. ws asked for ea and 6s for flour. Areut "yates of cotton were engaged, part pr reasad, at 11-334 to 44 ; 600 bbls rie ot 46) bla, pork; at 6s ; and 1,000 oars, at de per foos. To onions 60 toms ofl ‘cake were engi ; 60do at cme in an American ship; ani 6s. wat asbed fo; floar. To Havre, rates were at 9bo. for flour, and at 240 for wheat, To Aatwerp, 360 bales of cotta were engaged at Xo perbperaransssi be ome ga varied from bbc. a 680. per foot chee year Bay —Some 900 bey year ) mentia 900. for shipment, an: local op modefate. {nq} Inon —Tuere Laan) only 6 airy for Sooteh pig, at $28 » $39, and for common Boguan bz bar, at $07 10, six moates, ae ‘Tne last sale of Russian was effected a per Ib. jaa Eastern “wore were tn fair demand at $3 38 per Lae eradine the receipt of « fresh sap) sly, Rook laud was nominslly quoted at $1 1234 for common, and $1 40 for Jump, per bbl. MOLARERS —! were made of 400 bbls. New Orleans at 20¢., and 60 du. Texas, at 260., per Om Caku —City thin eblong was in slack request, and worth $¥5 per top. Ons —Whale and sperm were changed. We have to report eales of 200 baskets olive at about previonr rates, ‘@ac 16,000 gallons English linssed at Tage. s 7be., wits 000 city made do, at 760. per galion Lard oil w speringiy bought - tes 2 90c. per gallos, Nothing ied cocurred im other ki PLasrag Panis - che saxtlole was rather inactive, though mill beld at $4 + ton for blue and while. PROVISIONS. Bp in walt, 400 nbs. hee’ real aed fad Upward. There were country prime; and $7 oe 8 87 76 for city do.; $9 a $11 60 for count:y mess; and $14 for repacked Chicago moss. Othir artioiea were unsltere Ratan.—A sale of 10,000 Ibs. Java transpired to-day, at 440. 0.4550. per Ib. cole Pine pease ee cts eee to pi re a a be ‘Soaaia. Bales of of 200 hhds New Orleans Pa reported at mone & bo. per tb. Raat Estars —Sales of New York property at suction— By A. J. Bleecker.—1 lot earner | aveauesnd deventy- Fourth street, $1,200 ; 1 do. adjoining, om Sixth aveni $776; 1 do. cormr ‘Fourth avenue and = stieet, $710; 2.0. 00 corner Seventh avenue and F; enth street, each, $2,100 ; 2 do, corasr ie avenue and Bixtieth atree! iy Sixty ninth street, ney! eighth street, ond ee eres Pein gg ‘s4.080; 1 do. cormer Sixth and and six.y Ninth sti ;) 1 do. corner Seventh and Fifty-ninth street 1 Suaty -reventh, street ‘0 r £9. 00 1 lot on Fifth aveaue do on Fifth aven ateees, $2,800; & asa Forty seoond 1234 and 1284 nides Six avenue, each, $1,726. $17,000 ; lot on Al equare, No. W. H Franklin & Son—House and hepa 76 fest, $28,600; do. do. 380 atreet, om rear, $13,500; do do, 171 ust Fourteanth atreet, $11,500; do. do. do. 10 First street, 20x63 feet, $6,200; >, do. 1 Extra st street, 18x50 feet, $2,000; two lott on Fifiy-first street, near ya inc haere each, $1,000; ene do. on nue A, 23279 feet, $1, ia” "mulls $3,450: do. do olsing, 2 202100 $3,400; ay H 206x100 fret, cr one lot Taira streets, 283 84 feat, 81 atree pear Fifth, 25x1! Vcom, 1040. ‘one do. as feet, $1,200, By oe y peperiy ‘ne plot of ground at Diviaton, Fi wad thereon’ 650, 4 tae By 4,600. B ropert; and lot om Rapelye xrest, lat 20263 $1,915; one tures story frame house lyre let on ri treet, lot 26x100 Ope three story brick Jot 202100 ‘est, h suse 2exi4 feet, $3,450; one two do., $3,856; four 1>ta on cerner of outa 1 Third streets each $1,900, 600; ome lot on cond street, 232120 feet, $1,200; Sunps.—| Es bushel, which vented opera! A little beouiy existed for faothy, at 8 a 2320 for Pee Save geathanse ioe" Poe veep lnrpepencais to aeTaS fei or vei tained Ay such figures. The ot sok yas meatiaranes ity ee 200 boxes Castile purchased, at 11 s¢¢. r Pelpmurm.—Pla\es could be had for 66. per Ib. TassoW —About 12,500 Ib. prise were disp2sed of, at 120 = 1236. per Ib. ToRACCO.—A parcel of 190 bales Cuba changed hands on “ore terms. WaaLssons.—Polar was in moderate request, at 400. per oS retailed at 320 Some 50 gallos. Warxry.—Prison bhds. drudge were sold at the same eee ad SBVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY PUBLICATIONS, bid BOOK Me a ai oes cent toe now ‘and Mareh, a work orertrsorain isary ey shily, one will rank among the very bee fereign me It is on: far, woul: completed with the abulty ‘whlek ts zee tn wheat parigot ie and. we ha a soameaee donde atk will bewe prediot for ina ale Raacn caret 4 S ourioslty has already been cana Fill be created, and early orders from she principal houses seams” ORE Saale Y'8" Pnns e D tom. Jowett, Proctor ‘Glove: NX BOOKS, Now w READY, Pu PUBLISHED BY TIOK- ute! sian actrees, By "re. Mowatt, $1 35, 1 25, Essays on Poi at Wittens. By De Two wa E y De Quincey. Momoir SeWheetes aot Bister. $2. my Two Sisters, By Rally, Judeen. 60 com\s. Poems and cave Carey. 78 cents, The Goo La § 75 conte, i 14 04 nai Thi vltion Just out, SOARDING AND LoODEeITG. 152 BR. aa fies APE LaDy, pa SUITE OF a cae gree A 18, tra te % the ‘and hiariteteat iceens hres house west of nae renee: PARTMBNTS WITH BOARD— ‘Broadway, consisting of two ms adjoininy bedreo! ‘arst Tat veins “apply av at eines surest UIT OF ROO) A Etitlomen, ie bekad a aes Howse within five mina walk of bet tague ‘erries, Inquire State street, corner of Homry, OARD IN SOUTH BROOKL' = A YEW Columbia te Hicks sires bee ay it Bay eae saree es "Ferme Tease dle end pleasant fen. von Hamilton fe et ve ‘oa of Beath Birra ON BROOKLYN BRIGHTS —SOME PLEASANT periment aie rae, guitadle fora fae erat in a house commant . whee fn ry bi maw within three ‘minuses walk of elther Wall street mn ferries, Inquire at 120 Go- Tumbia sbrees, oppostee Clark | Base WANTED—BY TWO bg a LADIMG, WHERE they cam have the comforts of a home. Terms aederate. jes 3 Eg iy OE required. Please aedress Home, Union equare OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN Aue wae feng my puree, in a boardi: —— ouse. don mu je Fourth street Bevensh arene rs Goed references ana te require fair price will be paid for pleasant \peccenaa dross box 3.148 Peat Or OakD WaNTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS rife, in & comteal private family profar-ed. References ‘Rooms on thesevond fivcr. Address Merchant, ‘oxeht Pony O4RD WANTED—IN BROOKLYN, BY A GENTLE- man. Address A. L., Herald office. O4RD WANTED—BY GENT! wife; in the nei riherheod of Coli Kooms must be desirable, and in a Grose Poterson, Herald omee, A UAbY LIVING VARY RATIRED 4 story fromt room to a lady wishing to i cation ‘Tweaty-fourik stivet, weet of Beene YY Teme, tossonable, in advance, address A. B. C., Union equ |AN AND HIS place preferred. class house. Ad- changed. Stegoe call at No. ¢ Cazroll pt place, Biesokert Pages. OARDING.—A GENTLEVAN AND HIS ip a) ben le gentlemen, can be a0001 dated with ‘fe tng with aleo ® al bears By of ‘Broadway, Tal quired, OARDING. |-bed. ma, MS, FURNISHED OR UNFU! tained ins first class house contat: e house will be ma¢y by the first ef boarders, ‘The reoms can be seen this week clook, P.M. Apply at 17 Wooster street, jalan ROOMS TO LET— at 14 Ninth otrest, third Prot from Brene: way, lao’ ab No 6 College place, URNISHED ROOMB TO LET—ALSO AN OFFICE FOR would let she entire’ Hoon reanied niced, tera goed Parte: OF wot @ ont us a, a so th bedroom bree diated" Apply sb 270 roadway, neat Bevea: Moone te C pyeltgd ROOMS TO ss iy? BROADWAY. Bees dso ms Gr anim ping Men AL ‘Magle room; eat and Sleswanh ee Apply at acts vote i FInGuE EOORST0 LBT—A? 163 SPRING Bese aeh Rae bieak fast i required; nots boaading LEASANT APARTMENTS IW A FIRST cpase Copter ‘with all the medera improvements, most feralbed, to lebto A reatlonsa ees Best of Saeeast Hudson street Post with board. Sale and crea ads addres ai. ae BOARD IN BROOKLYN.—TW0 SINGLE gentlemen can be scoemmodated plassent room, in a genteel family Apply of 80 Baseeu sireet; near Pes OCMB hpi ph bana In, ena PRIVATE Fa- rooms. by a gentleman, and obild, without oid Rac. through the Pest Office, “Besten. 'TED—BY A WIDOW WOMAN, OW: War “ne ngs-al bwe te ave, wuce (deg week, at onary snot se; anne MISCELLANEOUS. gL —©N THE RECRIPT OF ONE DOLLAR, hege pais ted instructed: id, I will Eom of certain articles, whereby an: will be enabled te cars, from $1 ¢0 feel ais disposed. adress J. Pan J. Parker. nal onan yrs LBERT COOK, 4 0O., MANUFACTURERS AND Iu iments ‘Ho. 15 Jebu streets New York. ne rveving inetee TORTUNR FOR $1—THR ART AMD MYATAAY waking if that you mn haye be ed pl BLAS- itrees.—North’s new rer . larly name, Dr. Glover, Mo, i Ann strevk Fits SALMON —JUBT RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE fr. a SS lot of fresh salmon, by M. ROGARS & EMBLE’S CRARRAEED AMERICAN Mi. eradicater, a sure oop fee rheumatism n euralgin, wal joints, frosted foot and pains in the beok. brens or liaoe, Berea eee ta ie ame Mrs. Hayes. ee atl, i i ‘e dealers. Principal & hy ry OTICE—TO THOSE ,HAVING BAD COLDS be 0 0om iteb Bae Rd Pr 18 are left to sustain life it cures Sse General Agent, 240 Greenwich street PRE, Seca eee Po pai paper eontie a d maker's arti Seolovang hearie setae snsetie, se. dotamar vent 1° ; bisal Bares, carbon, bre ed euick- may otber. = ef lowest prloos es bad every cole ar@ele in line, promptly furaish 0 PASSBNGERS FOR CUBA.—THS Rw ithe lagen moth alry ane a isanted im the immediate vicinity of the Nerk ‘visite tbe stoammane te ve feria : were and baqsace. Mes. B Ree URK FAMILY MOTEL REW BalDGS STREGT, LUD- ste hill, Lomdow.—The above hi te comerally sitent Xt Bill Landon, a Ronse it eumseally Serweca forty TEwANTY RECITES. fractious COTTAGE TO ave sad mee NT PARLORS, FURNISHED, ON Aer ser, win tee sernent Atutenran range atiac| reems for sr families or pny 3 as, with: eset ome, Nene isa at 7d Fraaklia doors —_ ‘Tayler’s saloon. References required. N_ OFFICE SUIsAn ER, FOR A pogrom, 79. 79 78% etd Te Axi op Hateon street from ede. tsa EST. PRIVATEBOARDING-HOUSE Ama ncaa fo ale 3 pe i Baste meds in mediatdy. Aut Adéress J. M., Broo! Office, post paid. OUNTING ROOM LorTs TO THR OSs ey ey ea | ion ‘comm! ‘business, premises, te Wes SeRWaRT. (D HOUSE TO LET-A THREES STORY aad attic bh comp! farnished with the modera provements, in Mimth Detwoen Fifth and Sixth aveouss, Possession the first of April. if desired. Apply to LJ. WYRTH & CO., No. 32 Broad street, S| eo 70 mad by houses Now aiee, in the first block hom Canai streets each. Apply to J. CRAM, 60 Union square. ‘OUSDS AND STORES TO LET THE HOUSES Sand 10 Laurens & reet; joe. Zand din bo bo fied red sr? for stores. ion, diane and Lanrens NO. 110 BLEECKER STRE) Rea 2 ik hee, fra eat a orn ve mining oer roam Tye Fag ony ‘Deion a 11. Wall steels : 4 5 SB6MITH RARE CHANOR he’ such ae wnt oe ani 1 ent, from be Biwi) mo re the nat business, an: onl Zuss sal welt W Shee rook, . Tock, toot 2 be on reasonable ta1ms, “Apply on the premises, a BF caha LET—SUITABLE FOR PR EHOre, RIG- ing or fail lofte, whore good light and reom are requir- fr juire a0 Wathington tera 20. dwel YY PLAGE, 7 bth Re; seme be (ar ihained vy early ay rt oO map| NO. 11 IN BUILOING 323 or of Nassau. Ivquireat the room, Detwomnd and Woelecks On OOMS AND OFFICES TO LET— IW BUILDING it sogethor er to Pell appllonste; as mush ar 3 fo esas, er OF £0 8 joante; as m' let together or appl Ay Kd TO John street, 0 100 deep. The and nei entre RY of the first elass hotels. The bess vaeas will be ren' ml oy, ifr ieee ai, ‘8 first class restaurant, Apply ae RL & CO., 507 Broadway. S78 TO are, APPLIED FOR THIS Bay, re 't No. 64 Sixth avenue: thty feet deep, ase. Posses- & first class cabinet wai 4lso, stock and fixtures for tien ‘nent $000. men tom Miavly. TORE TO LET.—A gira oe ana COMB, AND ‘business, for sale. one goods store, gies y retiring im con: th. Thane sh ot fn po Pescossisa | Tnmediataly, if required. by py LOFTS AND Westy tl TO LET OR LEASE.— ‘Tho new five stcry buildin, way, 25x 100; sooo, floor store 333 Broadway, 25357; sain, Broadway, atone 12) 12 feet Broadway. 252105; mh To dem ‘E> bo paerngerl .-§ Broad BOI Goce Nee. 5 id; sha 2, on the Broad: inh oe sal si‘Stendway, 0 premises 588 Bro.dway. ‘ppl as above, LET—THE STORE NO. 500 WATER STREBT, Possession given iramodiat ‘Beat beso por annum. Apply to BDW. ». JAUNCRY, & Front street. LET-STORE, WITH OR WITHOUT BASEMENT ie 32 Bockman, oi] Fy ye Sil 85 feos eenast aon a afin avery sf Do, Sb Deckman strest (onteiaee No 2} 100 foot » Well lighted front, rear aad arly Adapted to light manufacturing . Rent, 900. Also, ‘8 (ont room on the fifth story of Mo. 81 Bockman street, (en- No, 30) Ren $000. Also, 0 four, story’ tore and ceeosa “aent. $ut0. “Tnquize of SAuRG CONMOM '& BOMB. Mo. 29 Beekman strest. To skater Wert Fitverath test: arw eecupior: a0'6 het re semplnt gras teres. aN WINELE. LBT—FIRST FLOOR ae neem Ro. 38 at i7l Stauton street Rm A TERM OF YBA! pd pe we hd 144 Chamcers street. iy DOUBLE BASEMENT IN BARCLAY opposite by forty ax fet deep, well Tignled waited ulted to tt isla ic, other co Nag , om the premises. ores mage pets br oer ewes, te haw “* re five story scr at ar “zis tok HigaL tte place, near Teor 4 1%! Pa hig Bed, gg bred AND ATTIC HOUSE NO. Howard and Grand stroots. wanted. Apply to N. LaW- second story, jeon 10 and 12 10 LET-A TWO [ls Le #03 RS aka 9 AT lll prety fourth street, be and Seventh aven Mig) tens power, brash any be 5 Cee anuee Wilts Pec 10 LET—ON SOUTH STREBT, NE. 4® RUTGERS SLIP, ive the Sectional Deek, » part of @ lot of ground: grize 5.12 DANIAg. i Homing street: eerner of f Te segms eaolang, Yoru We Torii inior pity arama tae se fibie at 6 Orehy ree: “For packtenlars inguire'ot 1 LET—THE BUILDING NO. 2% Rent J STREBT, and « part of No. 36 ot, for Brslnece nos SB peeece tear ae eee ‘ren of Major THOM PSON. ia Y ig! LET—STOBE 93 WILLIA) TRaeT, THE BUILD. img 93 Willias ty large reom attached, in S 10 TAF, to enc] fae ‘or by floors. Apply to jaseau stree (To, LET_THE SECOND STORY OF HOUSE NO. 511 Washingkin tenn Saket ig ot fe fro it and back Pas. bs a pantries bedroom on the same floor. be seen from 2 405 P. M. y | O LET—THE LOWER PaRT OF HOUSE NO. 156 Wa: eae, oneisting ey and bi i naneenen! | and ba piaza, and two ate pedro m8. #32 N. HAABR, 156 Waverly piace, ‘en clare “spp eu . trom 4800 eveleck Teena bg eh bs $ THE FIRST Of MAY NEXT, G-) Agi store No. 51 sixth avenue, 10 LBT—TO A VERY SMALL Fam raet BS gentes] modora built house in Greene strest. Rent App! yy at 257 Front street, up stairs. LET—A FIRB <n, ahve tue $910. Inquize ar 119 West Broadway. egy han § MODERN BRICK HOUSE yenth street 0. 76 Weet Twen' ‘8.202 avenue, ve’ ch, beeemenh and 9 goed Ln Pine Meastafiers veloc a. LRT 3HR BILLIARD leet ookaE Broome oe we Ca Mnihoes TO sere Ge ane suitable iv ite Berehstene iN ROUKLYN—THE — AND AL oA com 0 Lar oy fay Emiva rie d Hoye rete Gan 8 Savuree | it desired, included in iy vases have all ‘m provement See corner store and Sasomen néjoining, rent store 804 Broadway. Apply to B BLOUME K, 23 5 tent nich en mdeieherotteertrinachn | “ge po ah ie "T° nonec ond tos no. conena com Broadway. ata ter went by DY se alt ‘ered im any wey to suit a good tenant. y adda hii ty wu. YR JOuN OsRIEM. a TS eee eee lerd oil fa , ond suisebie . ire meanfa: ‘bot partioula:ly for any business te quired, a6 thers is one alresay Mowe vwelve baudred one imnatincturet te isa crea city. Chae Ne ‘Twent Bighth Svontee, Suraing ebep, pewsen YEAR—A NEW : tarsi eerie 99,000 ste merase an old an catablished firm w! eee nie erient 5 this oxeelie fe SiSe'Commiseion, Br Broadway Pout ont Onieo, re Address, with $2. $00. Searae rar at ty te twalion axl ‘H THR tho best ter enanele ff offered, madres. Ww Haws<&Co., ger 9S eran $2.( 000, Semeoat Fmae cog tes wa Pe abe a shore am pod Drawer 182, Post TO INVEST.—THE ee - 4 will engage in QopaRmaasnrr x .—THE SUBSCRIBER HAS Tals Jey, alan will of Barkley, as 55 Beal partnership to jm January 3, ‘New York, Feb. 21, 1854. ih bim bis noisy, Mr W1 wholesale ‘m. treet, “nie 1854) Hal ‘RRISON PRIOR. Draining wade te Log d pit ony A Flee inti Soy aie firm on serison of the firm ingli New Yor ‘Tho un on his own actount'at tho old looation, 5 exist ween R. rE frees, Co. is. R. Ww. Pee ‘il! continue +i aegis how York, Feb. 16, 1356.7 ty be be Peor! HARRISON PRIOR, NB ip mr UTION.—THE COPARTNERSHiP ‘bot the HERETO. inder the firm of 1@ sabsori| this day luelioe. by mutual epee ant andsule WM. 8. BorD. o_O Nees COPARTNERt HIP Eenarorens over ‘Astivg under the frm of Joha L. Turn: by consent. day dissolve mutuy soteled and con New York, Feb. 20, 1854. Nw Is bereb; “issclves. February, men GIVEN THAT Haughwout & Di Sfwitacee our hands an THAT BY. mavauwour, W. J.P. Danan” aloe pas te & Co. is ae ve aed by B. Cornell om Ms own ase a arene JOHN L. TURNURE. THE LIMITED fea, vat J EAva Tony = al OLIVER B. 7 we oteped Bt met uLD CARH MARI «Te person igi aera averting ihe mee ay eure ing 5: ‘withoat risk. Address Boras, Herkie omer, PARTNERSH) BXISTI! by mame dissol Teta camec ait ebeaamaae sae fim of 1 ing & Bessy will be eeigd oir n De Kee és BLES A ‘A, BEOSEY. Now York, Feb. 31, 1854. firs) elase bh. For paz- WANTED A FART has ve HALT] INTEREST oa then inquire of . Hotel, tox'§ Warp ax sitile SSeselisvarse to te seve an tha coop Pes from Siwarven, ah ho. 62 Wort Twenty Binth avenue. — AN Bight ‘OUNG ae MUSICAL. Best r te: BiG. 2, Brestway Post Oe, Pa early two hs. Is ‘343 Greenwich street, AE PROV EMORS AND violin, ots jovi & to examine le, The the same in ite Ene oa MUSICAL sane Soa. Wisk ruplle se Tastract ta ia ‘musie pestle steaks isa Scar oo 7 trace = aes iy a9 —e OnLE =