The New York Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1854, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Mowpay, April 3-8 P. M. ‘There was a slight improvement in the stock marke to-day, both in extent of transactions and in quotations. Nothing has transpired to give permanency to the ad- vance, and the probability is that it is merely a spasmo- Gis fluctuation, which is likely to be lost any moment. | It would not surprise us to see prices all down again to- morrow, and the market dull and depressed. At the first board to-day, New York Central bonds advanced 1 per cent; Canton Co., 4; N. J. Zinc, 4; Nicaragua Transit, 34; Cumberland Co., %; N. Y. Central Railroad, 44; Erie Railroad, %; Harlem, \; Reading Railroad, 4s; Galena ‘and Chicago Railroad, 13{. Illinois Central bonds de- clined 4 per cent; Delaware and Hudson, 44; Florence ‘nd Keyport, {. There were large transactions in Ili- nois Central bonds, principally for cash, and there was a falling off at the close on the opening price. In other railroad bonds there was not much activity, but full prices were obtained. Hudson Railroad was freely offer- ed today, and there were unusually large sales. The money market is steadily and gradually tightening. The demand for capital appears to increase as the sesson advances, instead of diminishing, as anticipated. This may be the result of s contraction of ‘the call loans of the banks, more than from any decrease in their regular line of discounts, and from the increas- ‘ing cautiousness of capitalists, growing out of the posi- tion of political affairs on the other side of the Atlantic. The worst fears are entertained relative to the effect of a general war in Europe upon the commerce and trade of the world. No one seems to have formed an opinion as ‘to the shape in which the effect will first appear, but every day is adding to the apprehensions of those who are deeply involved in commercial operations; and this is ‘the principal cause of the distrust and doubt which fill the public mind. Upon the eve of such events as the great nations of Europe are about entering upon, the “feat course is one of inactivity. By withdrawing from nancial operations as much as possible, we can look pon the approaching struggle with less fear and anxiety ato the result. There is very little doubt but that the ancial affairs of the world are upon the eve of a severe | »vulsion, and no one can tell when the first movemen’ say be made that will strike terror to the mind of every <spitalist. A general war in Europe at this period, in the nineteenth century, matter of more importance than most people comprehend, and it may lead to conse- quences fatal fora time at least, to every vital interest of each country engaged in the conflict. The Mining Board was not particularly active: Ulster was the only stock in which a movement took place; we presume it may be quoted at from 15 to 1%. North Oarolina has declined an eighth. In subjoining the bids at the board, we think it but right to say that our at- tention has been drawn to the fact that many of the bids are lower than those made at the Stock Exchange, the difference being, insome instances, as much as half a dollar a share. This is due to the fact that the bulk of operators send in their orders to the Stock Exchange, in- stead of the Mining Board. The disparity will disappear as the business of the latter increases; meanwhile, we suggest that if stocks can be bought cheaper at the Min- ing Board than at the Exchange, brokers might make a good thing of an occasional visit to Beaver street. Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked, Cumberland... 303g Algomah. ee el 4 Parker Vein.... 714 73, Lindsay. % Del & Hudson, i105, Ohio Li & Mbie. 1 1% Lehigh. ity Jorsey Lit Fails. — 5 Middletown Sil|— Phenix Gold $800 Ulater......... 15 13¢ Rutherford 13 1% 85¢ 3% Vanderburg.. 70¢ Ripley...., Letters from the President of the Phenix Gold Com- pany, who is now at the mines, give s flourishing account of matters down there. The company is preparing to erect three Chilian mills, and has steam power enough to ‘work and ore enough to feed all three. At the bottom of all the shafts the appearance of the veins is very promis- ing; in twoof them the lode is strongly pyritic. Ina letter of 28th he adds:— { beg leave to aay that our average daily yield of gold, ith one mil, ie quite equal to our expenses. When the Srection of the ‘other sill ia completed our receipts will emore than double, as the grinding power of the new ae is much greater than that of the old; and when the hird one shall be added, the proportionate increase will e greater still. Miphis looks tS tee very much like mak- ag a dividend shortly. ‘The U.S. Patent Shipbuilding Company aivertises else- here for subscriptions to their stock, and the sale of their machines. Numerous eminent shipbuilders certify , that the machines are able to saw every curve and level required in ship’s frame, with despatch, accuracy and great saving of labor and expense. We presume the company will have no difficulty in attaining the object they desire. After the adjournment of the board, the following | sales of stocks were made at auction by A. H. Nicolay :— | $1,000 Buffalo and N. Y. City RR Ist mortgage.... 724 000. do. < do. 703 ao. do. n do. do. pe . 1,500 N. Haven and New] London RRQA mortgi orth. 5 [> pplipegie’ apo Y.,7 per ge ly oom se The condition of the principal department of the New York city banks, at the close of each week within the last 57,985,760 9,673,458 10,266, 59,068,674 9,464,714 11,330,172 55,748,729 9,388,543 10,303,254 68,335,462 9,800,350 10,866,672 55,500,977 9,492,153 11,771,830 56,201,007 9,287,629 12,828,575 57,446,494 9,151,443 18,691,324 | 58,673,076 9,932,769 13,343,1 58,435,207 9,183,586 12,630,772 57,838,076 9,075,704 12,493,700 5 68,858,127 8,021,868 10,988,171 60,835,862 9,075,976 11,506,124 58)896,056 8,668,344 11,704,450 071,252 8,605,235 11,455,168 58,280,577 8,642,677 11,117,058 61,208,466 8,996,657 11,684,653 61,024,817 8,904,088 11,672,126 61,826,660 8,954,464 11,74 61,208,645 8,920,315 11,212,608 61,975,675 9,209,830 10,560,400 60,226,583 9,187,555 9,882, 61,008,605 9,266,781 10,618,456 March 25. pty 711 69,168,178 0,200,406 10, April 1,. 92,825,024 59,478,149 9,395,826 10'264'000 ‘The returns for the week ending April 1, make a bet- ter show than those for the week previous. There has been an increase in each department except the line of lations’$186,420; specie, $131,763; while the discounts have fallen off $147,687. The variations do not amount | to much, but they serve as slight indications of the po- licy immediately in operation. The regular line of dis- half a million of dollars during the past three weeks. In the same time the amount of specie on hand has not varied four hundred thousand dollars. The circulation has been equally uniform, while the deposits have fuctu | ated more largely. What contractions and expansion: the banks have made in the item of ‘call loans,” is best known to themselves. The changes in that department cause all the changes in the money market, and until the Legislature does something to give the public some in- | sight into the movements in the banks in that particu- | lar, no benefit will result from these weekly statements. | The Ocean Bank of Newburyport has declared a divi- dend of five por cent; Merchants’ Bank, four per cent; | Mechanics’ Bank, three and a-half per cent. The Atlantic Bank of Portland, Me., has declared a discounts. The deposits have increased $300,971; circu- | | counts of the banks of this city has not varied more than | semi-annual dividend of four per cent; Canal Bank, four | per cent; Cumberland Bank, five per cent; Merchants’ Bank, four per cent; Manufacturers’ and Traders’ Bank, five per cent. The foreign trade of this pert during the month of March, in each of the past two yeurs, presents the annex- ed comparative statement ;— CommERck of THR Port oF Naw York—Imrorts aNp Ex- Mar 1853. 1854. | Dutiable eecuraties entered for consumption . $15,090,240 $12,011,744 According to this there has been .@ decrease in the ex- cess for the month this year, compared with the corres- | withdrawn from warehouse 697,113 1,701,203 | goods, ++ 2,051,846 1,544,627 247,722 444,015 Motels. vakh pakie .++-$18,095,930 $16,401,589 | Exports. | March 1854. | Domestic produce. $5,502,810 Foreign dutiable, 376,208 | Do. free. 98,101 Specie and bu 1,406,127 | | Total.sssssseeeenseveezers $8,026,871 $7,508,896 | Recapitulation. | March 1853. 1854. | Imports, value, $18,095,930 $16,401,589 | Exporta, do. « 5,626,871 7,503,806 | Excess of imports over exports.$12,469,059 $8,808,193 | | Ponding month in 1863, of 8,670,876. This result has | been produced by a falling off in the value of imports, | and an increase in the value of exports—two very favor- | able features in the foreign trade. The decrease in im- | ports in March this year, amounts to°$1,604,341, and the | increase in exports in the same time to $1,876,525, the bulk of which was in specie and bullion. Stock Excha Mosbay, April 8, 1854. 1% 5 $5000 Kent’y 6’s.lg bs 106% 500 shs Park Vein “33 6000 Hud Con Bs. .s3 400 1000 Ill Cen RR Bs.¢ ax 20000 813g 5000 82 | 1000 do. 8134 1000 NY Cen RiBs.b8 943, 10 0......44. 104% 1000 9436 70N¥ Cen RR...53 1084 do......b60 108g } 8000 | 1000 | 15 Honover “Bk. on 10 Continental Bk 100 Morris Canal... gallon. Other kinds were quiet and nom! inal. pera res Parsee leans pe r (wholesale,) du | iy per 1 ‘oo atte " wanted. Btaves, R. 0., per om a $5)—dull. Staves, W. 0. heading, en tee per 1,000. Flour r bbl, $12 60 a $13. Cornmeal, per bbl., $6 NN OOO T OOOO CON netted | UCTION th na wen fob denp SALE OF TEN- | cottage suits, bedstends, mattresses, nominal, with very measurement, coutin some small lots as high as | . Hay.—River continued | for shipment, and 723c. a | IRon.—About 100 tons | grea per ton. © Liwe.—Rockland was more $1 123; for common, and $1 Bs for | Sa pyr ti 892 25. Raw turpentine was nominal, while spirits was at about 67c. without sales. Ous.—No occurred in whale, sperm or olive. ‘The transactions in linseed reached 14, ,500 gallons, at 85e. a 87e. } ORT rane were 50 tierces prime bought for export on private terms. Svaars.—fales were mace of 400 hhds. Caton ah de. Ke 43,c., and 195 boxes brown Havana at 63<c. a 6%c. Provisions.—Pork again declined, and closed the lowest rates. The day’s salos embraced 720 bbls., at $14 50 a $14 75 for mess, and within the range of from $12 8 $12 26 for , per bbl. Cut meats were unal- day's sales were 300 boxes short mid- dles, in ed Se, i Fag to only 370 bb were unchanged. ‘Tauow was stiffly held throughout the day at 12c. per ‘Wasxer—Only 170 bbls. Ohio were sold, at 25c. per 50. Pilot bread, per bbl., $6 50—Iast sale. Pork, prime, per ; $18 $i5—as . ality. Pork, est | Stes ‘sled Be seal vf vaird sit 8 | a $12. hut alhZecas’tn the tuarket. Salmon, per bbl., of 200 ibs., $17. Herrings, nga per Dbl, ¢—in demand. ‘Cod fish, per quintal, $6 a $6 25—New- foundland. Cheese, eoastoes, 8 8 conte per Ib —fair sup sup- | ply. Peas. black eye, per bag, $3 75—want Be arican tallow, tax ib 23 cents for ye—ather sis slsoe nok wanted. Soap, por box, of 60 Ibs. per Ib., 15c. @'18e.—dull. Butter, ifsorkan, Ser cag oe) conts.’ Fair supply. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SALES AT AUCTION. a nessee Lands.—A bout 1¢ 200,000 gry fi land in East Tei nessee, Morgan count 80 , belong zation ‘Company, will bo sold in # Thanet, chante’ Ex: he 20th A) hange, in uctioneers. 1, 1854, at he ity of New York,’ by COLE & | Full partioulars in a future sd- ROCKERY, GLASS AND NIWERE, &'SON will sell, on 3 rf 2 3 7 crate, and fr 0 suit city and country dealers, ighty th white granite, light Blue, flowered blue, d_edged waro, two ipt trata marbled ware assorted, turec carks raised euro and whige china in sets, forty-four gross one doen white china | mufiing, three to six inches, one iforen French china vases and toys, one hundred casks ‘ware, assorted lamps, tumblers, bowls, &c., &o. Catal bien the day previous. | A UCTION NOTICE.-100 DOZEN DOUBLE PLATED | fA spoons and forks, platedon first quality wetal, and war: Fanted, will be sold i. &Co., No. 8 Wall | Hrvet' ok Tuesday, Wednesday and Thureday, Veing the property of a firm giving up business, AUCTION NOTICE-NEW AND SECONDHAND FUR. | niture,—Z, NEWELL & CO. will soll on Wednesd ‘April 5, at 103% i) etreet, a general ture, consistin satin. brocatell clock, at the auction room, No, 73 ash, Auctioncer, 79 Nassau stroct. UCTION re bp LARGE AND PEREMPTORY ts, oilcloths, £e. RKS, kitchen ater car] ‘erms RP. basses ewe 500 nd pots ef of ehins. glass and earthen 15, at 10 LEY Wednesday, Apri Veloce by Y Sil. Bartiott, st ihe salesr John atroet, achoice assortment worthy che notice of retailers and grocers. Terms at the sale. AUCTION NOTICE —BY THOS. BELL & H. N. BUSH. at 1034 o'clock, in, the m 27 Gontre atrect wear Des ‘and Chai ace streote treet, near Duane. will be sold the entire faralbaee “of a family; niture of the hotel and boarding house, removed for con- venience of sale, by virtue of » ago—too extonsive to ‘tise—all in good ordor. Th as above are without UCTION NOTICE.—ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR- Semel bit dey, erweeday ye 10 ioe gees Shores, | . TUTTLE, Auctioneer. —SAML. OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER, niture, he attention of the trade, hotel keepers and ‘The whole stock will be sol ‘qithons enerrs * limitation. 81 Nassau sireet, to-morrow, 2) ape ed N pier will soll af UCTION NOTICE | st the sales roo —W. 8, INGRAHAM WILL SELL 0 North William stroot, this day, at 1034 o’eloe ‘assortment of household’ furnitury, from eeveral ving up housekeeping, vi Jed chamber suites, some yory rich with marble rels carpets, rosewood rocke aa v0 wana a Peaches box and other et ceteras, with which the sale wil to be removed instanter. “Sassrerat bije mavete balonsing fo the att and figs tee mrt Gy aeegiae pac’ al eg Sity Hell, for the cont Seietngs ob- Bay next’ ‘N. B.—Liste of the prope faining also the terme and oo tained on application 4 a0 6 van taf canals {Omtoe, Ne. Baa shares Continental Fire Insurance Co | Meer ZAcon A, WESTERVELT, Mayor, | 25 do. Fulton Fire Insurance Co..... 6 | ¥. R. TIL) il | ee Siete & | $6 aos oom Efsebertain | 10 do. People’s insurance Co... | " 10 do, Nasau Fire Insurance Co, of | Pap ote ep tae | 60 do. Hamilton F bo | wit | = eS an eh ae 1 wae De jasioncrs of otakieg 7 Fane.” | 5 oy. mst rd a Light Co, | ance Department, Now York. Feb. 28, 1854. | 4 | UCTION SALE OF PARLOR, BEDROOM, H 25 do. Island city’ ‘Bank. | AUTO eae er A DUNGAN ake ae 25 do. do. ‘a | gellon Wednesday, April 5, at 10 o'clock, the household | 26 do. do. f | furniture containe: @ house 585 Greenwich street, near | 120 do. esas panning: Kecsiaiia if Hamersley. Positive sale, A deposite required. 0. nics’ Ban! sociation 20 do Mechanics’ Bank, Williamsbu: 87 N ci do, New York Central Railroad. +. 108%, | 20 | Aas prt ree 4 Solr He hey ght Pu 16 do. New York and Erie Railroad 4% | 128 eh he Texcluaty Blari 38 go, Third averse 1 Railroad... 61 | 300 Se the Stlowin | . Newport, Gas Light Co. 87 | 10 0. Union fron Co. 98% | 100 Any of mie, aC Bl Neenah treet, tend ory, roan 0.6 10 do. ‘ei 98 |*"b0 | er particulars sec hand bills. ‘Also, at | ll do. N.Y. ‘oa sandy Hook Telegraph Co 30 | | place, without reserve, 040 seres of the most relustie lned | 2 40. Johnson's Newark & N.Y Trans, Co... 60 | 100 | in Hays count mil | aa Capboras Copper and Gali Co. of N. 8 | teh For ie call on SAMUEL OS: 700 Simeon Draper's regular weekly sale of stocks and | 200 UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI- bonds will take place at the Merchants’ Exchange to-mor- | | ZNRWELE ECO, will sel maday iat gna row, Tuesday, at half past 12 o'clock. premadpei oélock, at 44 Gro a sie Fri . ry The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of | gso9 ny Cen RR Bas. 94 200 shsN Jor Zinc.s3 8% ineluding m: ‘the United States for the port of New York, thisday, | 3000 Krie Ist Mig Bas 114% 100Flor&K JStk.b30 6 ORAN: April 3, were $76,620 45; the payments amounted to 3000 III Cen RR 81% 200 $45,166 T8—leaving balance on hand of $8,458,310 74. The annexed statement exhibits the average condition | of the leading departments of the banks of this city, for | ‘the week, ending Saturday, April 1, 1854:— | Naw Yor« Crry Banka. Specie. Cirew'n. Deposits. | 100 do. $504,118 $350,24284,675,306 | 60 Gold Hill Mine, 54/961 101,880 | B51,007 | ino Mecniths Gia. ‘40 1% fe See-4o1 140.230 240r,aa8 | | rae Oe bine walnut and ears i ee a 1% and other tablort” 483 908°700 27422781 | .200 Gardiner Gid ine sg + OL Hor, hair te rotate ‘sad’ Seckaeaee, sisi aoe 333 0 | 200 r ieesbeentay | 100 Harlow itt.” -758 64K neehie be ‘si varenu with | y' o | MINING BOARD. 15,035 we one | 1860 she Ulster lena .t 1% 100 sha Gexai'r Gld.s80 9 2 o 090, 000 do., Y Y H —ON WEDNES! 101825 17,243 904,385 | 1100 do. B and Thuredey ie ay April, at 1 oelock, at the recidenos 3,708 M1709 306,421 60 Fulton, went of Broadway, bis entire sa 49,310 170,923 '554 Weekly Report of the New York Cotton Brok- 208 126,078 1,139,888 if ane Association. 72'397 871460 0541 Sales during the past week, 8,090 balos, viz.:—Export, boy ye 439,786 | 845 bales; home use, 2,700; speculation, 8,883; in tran- } ¢ 82,085 | situ, 1,662. The market has been inactive during the 32,470 113,877 401,662 | Bote 228,765 200,847 303 | past week, and closes dull at the annoxed quotations, 70 asa eae ines which are reduced fe.on cotton ranging equal to mid- 56824 140716 618,080 | “ling, and se. off on fair qualities of upland. Prices | NRY §. LEEDS, 586 126, 396 | adopted this day for the following qualities by standard rata rose- 28,308 98,857 158,642 | samples:— 342 922 324,578 | New York Ciassirication. 152,265 255,775 807,261 | - N. Orleans 056,813 982 2,642,628 | Upland. Florida. Mobile. ‘and Tezas. 60,722 99,916 658,200 | Ordinary + 83 836 B55 8% mirror. Aaioh, 72; 109,533 783,065 | Middling 9% 936 9% 10% do in gold bro: 906214 337'780 2,831,161 Midaling Fair... 10% 1 ni 11% of oll Paintings, 70,746 254,114 892/226 | Fair............ Ip 1K 11g 12% gold frames; all the volvot o 60,853 133,181 521,836 | sentementinnsieimealiniiiaa i ‘costly rosewood ae ta broe 188,696 127,289 1, ,003}217 | CITY TRADE REPORT. iy wm seo 5320 | Monpay, April 3—6 P.M. Newel cus 8 212}012 1,022,041 | Py were very quiet, bat steady, at $6 621; 0 96 i Phen ang mahogany contre tables, do, 431,845 100,639 1,783,314 | 66% for pearls, and 8 8046 a $6 for pots, per 100 ibs. ends, rosewood and mahogsey sane iran 952)477 | — Breapsrvrrs.—Flour rufed dull and heavy throughout Rlery, table linen, cut glass tum. ea 927/360 the e day, closing with a downward tendency in all bat the ed china dinner sotts, di row Dry Dock Seiee lates ava | Urands. The day's sales embraced 10,000 bbls:— | 88 pice crockery, silvor oy ee oe vib ane tee 1 160 | Ordinary te choice State at $7 a $7 3744, chiefly common | GiKe baskets, custors, salts, spoons, forks, se. ‘ , 42 | at the lowest quotations; mixed to fancy Western at | sewese deenetn Male beeeaen nea anuee ja TOLABT | $7 624 098; and other kinds at propostionste rates, | 29. a complete, corner stam aracinasy matir me 202,508 Sales were also made of 1,200 bbls. suportine Canadian, Pillows, bolsters, feather beds, quilts of Marcel “> 5 | in bond, at $725, and 1, 260 bbls. Southern at Saturday’s | Vanke' . gilt mirrors, toilet covers, muslin and other eur 494,300 | Qgures.’ Rye flour and corn meal wero unchanged. | tains, mahogany sofas, rocking, 1,490,783 | Wheat moved to tho extent of 9,500 bushels very hand: | Gamask lounges, dining and ma 92,105 tame, Gonene white at $2 12% wn 300 do. poor Long | 2° j# must be removed immediately. sland red at he sales of rye included 2,200 i 337,820 | bushels at 9c.» $1; and of barley, 300 bushels at st 08. | ook, bY Dey atrest carnsrst Grete wih, | 144,780 | Corn was not ve ; the day's business comprised Vd 682,721 28,000 bushels, at 750. aden tor mined, tree 180 for 288,352 2,062,460 | | Southern white, and 7¢. a Sle. for do. yellow, por Shon years, | 92, 826,024 10, 264, 000 264,009 9,306,826 69,478,140 bi Cortox.—The day's sales were confined to 1,190 bales, | | Lewis, Esq. | Snabogs | eloek, a cond street, ‘Terme mer al re And, also, and piers Wacon s: WM. M. ¥) Serie Coun. Finance Department, New York. April 3, 1854, bree: top contre, side and top a etogere, with cod corner: iG i i id GANT HOUSEHOLD ae FURNITURE Binvine ac iret, Be 105; 8'etock, "a ake legs Wert went nthe rst street trail iitatestldentey a pene by Weeks, consisting carved rosewood parlor fui carved black walnut’ bedroom stonds, bureaus’ eabi rober, bookcases; suites of b telle;’ mattresses, feathe sete, complete sets of heavy “English out f Also, a complete assortment of kitchen sortment of ywood and maho, may oi most of which 1s entirely new and in good order. ites of eae faraitare, in rose telle, Frenc! oval mirror woo! tapestry, three pieces of oilclot airs, wardrobe! ogany tete-a-tete and sofas, mahogsa- Gok casos, couches and couch bed- rblo-top dressing and plain bureaus, marble-top r d do., mahogany centre, tofs and card tables, mar- Die-top and plain washstands,' beds and mattresses, China | ware, a ormolu clocks, writing desks, &c., £0. Als re, complete, togethor several suits of cottage furni with'a lot of second-hand breaking wp housekeeping. of sale. G. HORTON, AUCTIONEER—SALESROOM NO. 13 J. Sixth avenue—will sell on Weduseday, at 103, o’clock, furniture contained in house 658 Greenwich street, between Barrow aud Christopher streets, consisting of tho usual assortment. EO. G; LEWIS, AUCTIONEER, WOULD RESPECT- fuily inform ae frlonds and the ‘public in general that he is now pre nal attention to the sale Of real extate, cabinet furniture, household and other good, lor at his room, 211 Bowery. Terms modera\ Abrahams, Esa, aw, Esq. Gilb jenoral Auctioneer. furniture; from & family who are Catalogues early on morning at reside and returns prompt. Refers to Simeon Osvorn, Eag., Nicholas M GEO: G. LEWIS, ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.—SPLENDID SALE of real Florentine Mosaic table to laid with marble, ; tenor gees, &o.. exhibited rf ae cS etal Palace, from tho’ Royal Factory of Tusoi LBEDS & 4 CO. wi ‘will sel hel store, N Bap be on Tuesday. 4t Oth Ay 1034 o’elock, éach saic and Crystal Tentine Mosaics, consisting of contre table to) ebony, inlaid with various costly marbles and rare a #8, from the Royal Fas manufactured in Flo , and were the nce, finish, }, and pert ting. The attention o marble, received por bark of Phsycho, Venusiof Canova, at aud Friendship, Cupid and Dove, several other exquisite pieces, Etruscan, Bardigi Bcadiei, and other vases of new styles, great bem storo, (Wednesday, Yat tone o ook, ® large collection of new an: ous izes. Also, alabaster and other statucttes. A fine as- Hevond-hand furniture, consisting of parlor suits, sofas, | sortment of Lrontes of every kind, plated ware do.. china chairs, bedsteads, bedding, carpets, b ar do. and ot! fancy articles. Will be ready for contre tables, rocking c oil ‘palatin a bureaus arm: | scbitit rr | chairs, ofleloth, writing desks’ Ac., £e., Tie sale will com- | Goods can dolfini, at mence with # large collection of second-hand furniture. small expen nt invoice of arian | sos, Shake; Milton, Apollo, Pouce and War, Virgin ‘Imnceence, Grek, ma Poul an Flute Player, &e. WILSON, d A Lala Mk ete das. ‘elaglsi ta Ls gany chairs, in g Gostly ormul clock, i tetes, rant ‘ace wind a 3 sa thaden 8 Splendid ection of vaiuale ofl pain ‘which mo; the *" Prodi a ines choise’ Seriptural 1 Soa s midid oval and pier well worthy the at Sttdntiow of connoisseur the productions of soknewledged ingrain oarpete, cuir or forty full | iibert | , ebony cabinets in- | mallee | Toard, pees | SALES AT AUCTION. ry at the sales fo. 8 Pine sttest, roses; seiko, Ryteid, Baltimore, ‘eot- tage, Lady Backs, and other fine ‘roses and arate arent ioee aad noweet collection of Tease over ‘at pablic sale. Warranted trae to name, GOODWIN, GENERAL AUCTIONEER AND Re ea eee tai, will remove first of May to bis new office, in Clinton nail, (inte, Astor Pisce OF jore House.) | sult east ntinue fale of Etro eed ting. houses, sales of furuiture, &e., part of in any, lny. Gros, DRAPER, AUCTIONEER.—BY SIMEON bad eat 0 eit lata React nage, . Broadway, sold to close mneresTae, oval an erect ve erg, ai iver pi at aren and worth, t. Go the abortion mow cz, exhi- A SUIT OF Bh geal aie Fi grea ON — SECOND | floor, to let, with pa: boar The house has all’ the mde Ninth street, between Fifth and Sixth SUITE OF NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS ON THE vedroor second floor, Coertag ia! parlor with large om and panty attached, to let, one or two lo gentlemen. reakfast served if required. Inquire Ni Fra street, first house west from Broadway. ahs with or without boa: hirnished.' Dinner at @oclock. ‘The most unexespliona- Ho reference reqeired abd giten, LADY HAViNG MORE ROOM THAN SHE WISHES to occupy, her family boing small, would accommodate A couple of gentlemen with full or partial board, or would lot x room without board. er oxchanged. Address E. Jones, 165 Mott | WIDOW LADY WISHES TO HIRE ONE OR TWO | Tooms, unfurnished, with or without board;,only home on Sundays and evenings. Terms must below. ‘Tho best of references can be given. Address Widow, Ninth stroct Post | Office, LADY AND GENTLEMAN, WITHOUT CHILDREN, Tosiding on astage route in ‘Brooklyn, about two mil from Fulton ferry, wish to let rooms, with ‘partial board, to gre or two gentlemen. The situation is articularly pleasant th ing ® large garden, with an_sbundance of fruit an evn the season, "Address Henry, Herald office. iqeb SELECT FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN Can 1 board, in the eligible brown stone building No. 57 Weot Twenty third street, ‘within one blook of Brondway. ‘The location is very delightful for the summer. | are new and newly furnished, containing all the modern provements, lighted with gas, hot and cold shower baths. HALF A DOZEN RESPECTABLE MECHANICS CAN ro, Noard by applying. at 00 orty-£fkh street, bo. tw th and. Tent le family washing canbe done ta na loabanammert re AL To Waittagtoa place, ae toler tas accommodate a few gentle with h ee aly furnisied apartments, Nono'bet those of the highest spectaility need apply. Address Mrs. B. W., Brosdway | vege Ma FAMILY BAY ING eae A Pets | je Gi SUIT OF ROOMS, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, IN second story, cold and warm water int also, tained, with oF or gatheut foom in third story; can now be 0 tention ab 100 Fo | etreet. ouse ia mew and first class, heviag ‘ail modern | improvements. OARD.—ROOMS, WITH BOARD, FOR GENTLEMEN ‘and their wives, or for ‘gentlemen, oan be ob | Od at 190 West Eighteenth — ae oot haan SUITE A brent FURNISHED pie ta; dinner at 6 o'cloak. | Fiy at Lol Tenth steoet corner of Fourth avenue. ae OARD.—TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC: front, roome on the ssoond Seon ota mesdora vues te fy sighth stroat, near Mydi- son avenue, (oceupied by a private. family.) with breakfast in their room if desired. | French or German pre- ferreds A liberal price is expect and accommodation will be furnished, Address R. Ax, box 331, PostOfice, pres! R BEFORE FL ESP THE gs batt, war, we ®ARD—WITH PLEASANT ROOMS, MAY BE OB- wood 10 stool Serica 5 gastos, old Dinckwalnat ania extension tables, ma- tained at the cligibly located dwelling No. 113 Clint fo iy cushioned chairs, Sane a Jenny Lind, maple place, between eet Sixth aver A gy a a7 ny rockers and and cottage chairs, rock grat ofl elo} air ‘ma hogany and blackwal rosewood and maho sets, a small, collect likeness of Danie! it bedi ny washstands, ma of choles engrav eter, cost $50; rich mantel spaamente, 6 in inlaid clock, ted china tea sots, china din qiaaeware, best t ivory. table € rks, de. together with the house for the own early Mun ssats to oraer ale postinrey came or obtee: logues at the house on the merning of sale. La Cata- OARD.—A FRONT AND B. ab floor, unfurnished. auired. "Apply at 1a Grand street, OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN BE AC- commodated with board and second story front room, with bedroom and pantries attached, at 33 Market street, Gas through the house. — = BLEECKER STREET.—TWO LARGE 0, & room for a single geutlom: . All moderna improv in the house. BLACKMAN, AUCTIONEER.—D. HARDY & CO. at 1036 o'clock, et thelr, new to pay charges, a lot of lost ¢ year and upwards, con- jpg, carpents qth L. pei ae teach AUCTIONEER —" Aprils, at 10! Fries, roses, ‘OHN No. 110 Centre le this W. SOMERINDYK) ds: oning, yy ilustrate m House, embracing chiefly of the highest order of art, and curious works, entirely out of print, IVE STOCK AT PUgtrON: or BE SOLD, ON at Saturday, April 2 o’ciook P. M., on Randall's of the Alm: WILL SELL 0 entire furni- ‘clock, t) ery ‘house 368 tos, rocking ail the rome; hat ota e tang, Todi French and Mi pial bureaus, wardro! crockery, china ani Gibbet Fagard to weather, anh the goods ts be romeved a: 10 woather, and the goods to be remo Nediately. Deponts requieed from purebacers. Piatenien, os i —WM. S.M'ILVAIN WILL SELL ati Xseor iment of iat, de. & hen tke gardens of J. E. Rauch, Brooklyn: i | RUSE Wy. WESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER —GENTEEL household furniture.—this, day, (T at 1036 o'clock, household furniture, at No, #1 near Canal, consisting of English Brussels carpet on two parlors, rorewood centre tab "8 patent sofs stond. it mirrors, full Fi abogany o fri Femoved imme ately 7 R. & KEMP, AUCTIONEER HANDSOME HOUSE. + hold d furniture, Ti R. 0% “a! Kemp ‘uit soll Bt auction aa shove, iy bry ty tained in the above house, 120 Columbia street, Brookly: copsisting of @ ry assortment of tera. ture, moe 4 hieh fa to bo sold without rior rosewood fever oct ry be 4 only been other carpe! chink ornam peste: ‘rrors, ait pal , rosewood parlor furniture, ed in breeatell rece hake, Fosewoed et marbl mire rh obini ofl kerel. WELLINGTON A, CARTER, Auctionegs, wed the Cus- | Unatrated books, | Also an invoice of rare | OARD UP-' eros —W. occupant, wi ra, fe iteel ag witl few TED, A PERMANENT s | Boar ror , YOUNG GENTLEMEN.—FOUR OR FIVE or gentlemen and their wives, can ries fal or partial nen in a priv modern improvement y-seventh strect, between ight OARD IN A single gentlemen can be aceommodated with pleasant PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY.—TWO Tooms (front and back), mily, residin place and F: | BOARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND, HIS | wife, or two ingle, gentlemen, cam be acco With pleasant rooms au ail; ae required joard, in @ private French fa- Ith street, between University Boren beg poet AK —ONE OR Rah bag onteg gentlemen ITH and their Wives y howee, with mod- Wall street or OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY can obtain & pleasant front room and small room ad- joining, with good pantries. Also, two or three single gon- Uemen' can be accommodated. Only a fe: jor are a street, near Fulton ferry. 6, Biiage, 0 or Faiton Reference ferries. Apply at 123 Sands street, Brooklyn. aged. CARS IN HOBOKEN, IN A LA Med FAMILY. i ne Pe 2 lof, with breakfast and toa, to street, Det we wee from Pollock's Mansion How: od 177 William street, New York. yi WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN IS DESIROUS engi ng rooms (which he will furnish) and board: for ‘quiet location. Address box 792 dating loestions titustion of rooms and terms. OARD WANTED—IN A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, up town, for » widow ee, ‘apa — trae comforts of a home may be bad. ard not jto or $6 week, Address Mrs, Scott, Union square Post ‘thee, BOAR, WANTED—DY A GENTLEMA: Hild and nurse, in a private family, i neighborhood of Broadway, ‘Any one wishing to lossen their od tenant "4 addressin; location and terms, whi other boarders, int eo WANTED- FORA GENTLEMA minutes’ walk of Wall street, office. OARD WANTED—IN BROOKLYN, NEAR ONB OF the ferries, on or before the Ist of May, by « gentleman and wife and two single centlomen, ina quiet family where but few other hoarders will be take “they will require. large room witi ond floor, a lerge room on ly furnished. Add cither in the city or Brooklyn, not above twent: Address B.L.J., Heral OARD WANTED—IN A GENTERL PRIVATE FA. milyy in Brooklyn, ty & gentleman and hs wife, on OF ictoro the Tat ot May, ithlaattoon Excannin ‘ walk o ileancte ln Satin Aan Hogald office, stating ich must be | AND ats | Sud given, Addren He box M45‘ Pest | high meten aad the heres will trot te ontee'ta dhees, tale s, &n 1¢ horse same in three j fifteen seconds. The above horses will be lapored oe the owner being stout teen leare for Europe. Can be seen, BOARDING AND iecasece eer BY A Raw pagel AND ry: terms, 4c., H. toro ae Merala Sthos, wife, also» room for single man,at 36 a 0 treet, between Fifth Venues. Goetdees peor OARDING.—TWO OR THREE PLEASAN' Boni aished rooms Ins sani pirate family oft eagle Yourteent on wee ‘Address 1 w. ¢c., "ie ee ra’ Peet OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN — | B accommodated with a suite of ) han pished, in a ivate family, where ‘the-comforts of » no can be’ house new, y-fourth eek Kaades ‘Jervis, Horald rite ‘all the modern improve- side. References re- OARDING.—SUITES OF HANDSOMELY FUR- nished rooms to i, | Ca A Ca private tab! pie, te a pleasantly, Ineated Bouse, having the modern improve: ments attached, or would 4 let on the Buro; ply at No. 145 Ninth street, between ‘Brosdvay * ead ee Fouts avenue. OARDING.—TO LET, bak EaRcs s PoOmS On er second floor, neatly furnished, be suitable for two or ¢! single whore’t will be no remov' fast and Ch or without, week at 16 Broome stroct, near be had. in May ompson. OARD. de craleigey BY A PARTY OF TWO OR d board in a private familyia minutos walk of Fulton ferry. before the first of Mi Addres particulars, B. N. R., Herald office. oak OARDING AT 6% BROADWAY. iakey ase and their wives can pe accommodat bedrooms, and bo: ms front on ‘Bre second flour, Likewise one ¢ geutioman with eee m.. HEAP LODGING CAN BE OBTAINED, IN GOOD, clean and Boden bv ikt feathor bee, at from 50 to 75 Per night. cents per week, oF 1234 cents Sehmdn’s, 808 Pear rae URNISHED APARTMEN' front rooms to let to two or re Pithout board, ins private family, St. John’s park. Apply at 133 Franklin st ROM FIRST OF Bi Snir aes) wh! BLRGi ee APART- ments, new! and rooms for si Apply at Mra. TaeneoNE TNE APARTMENTS TO LET je gentlemen. “ piy at 2 Waverley place. oe * OROKEN — BOARD IN A PRIVATE, FAMILY.— ‘A suit of rooms for s gentleman and wife; also rooms ior single gontiomen, may be obtained at No, 15 Hudson ‘Terrace — fronting ferries. | Location wi house first class, good accommodations, end liberal prices expected, References exchanged. EATLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—70 SINGLE ontlemen, with or without partial board; fae ohocaiy tera yt mam ‘on the second floor single Huan: “With Rok remove on the Ist invot May" es te! neva ip HANDSOME FURNISHED ; house ne jo moving at May References exchanged. BRMANENT BOARD WANTED—BY A GENTLE- man and his wife, ins private family, or where there fore} ‘one of two rooms; bat furnitere. Will arrangements m lst of May. eation near lway, betwor a Franklin and Fourth streets. Best of references given. Plense address J. K., Herald OOMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, IN a private family. Inquiro at 149 Mulberry stroot, two doors from Grand, Sovren ates C] ‘ddrest Dootory Weste be deenfoyeds bbe. ROOM AND BEDROOM, FOR THRER Ben with board, not above Tenth street; wort of preferred. Terms moderate. Apply at (13 Hous- ‘ANTE! WITHA COTOREARLE ROOM, ‘Rear Sixth or ith Byenues ve "tamly referred® — ad- Herald office. ANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, & ROO Ws, th partial board; situation between, 2 ba Fourth streets; weet of Price not te W pox 8,109 Post Offs. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0. eer rrr bytes ool Seen Beceee HAND. Then bows a4 a ffs ecod Concord built; has bee order; ‘iso = ligne won and two seddles, for suction store 57 Dey exceed $3 50. Addross 8. wet be: six CS geod run Sato by WEELINGTON «. * anti, street, corner of Greenwich street OR SALE.—A CALASH cheap. Inquire at Banfield’ C._The carriage is in good order. OR SALE—TWO SECOND HAND BUGGY WAGONS, the other shifting top, perfect ning ardor; tobe toon at No-10 Veotry’ sireot, bear Hudson ARRIAGE FOR SALE livery stable, 145 avenue “7 SALE—A SPAN .OF HANDSOM! horse: Ape and in all respeots kind a aad geaticr and eautiful between the hours Pllontion at 60 Fifth avenues R faldos TWO SEATED ROCKAWAY, IN uaa SR toy ad eight Inga or 8 for H Hud Seventh avenue and ‘evenly an R SALE—A PAIR OF BAY itoen banda high, ewitsh tails, young, eoeed * awe ‘and twelve o’clook A, M, on ap- ‘ABOUT corner of Montgomery. OR SALE—A SIX stylish ry B, YEARS fants LIGHT wagons, Panna &0.—A OHES- \, 6 years old, souns kind “he ‘eyes pK mead — ‘Also, Soar a mi yaber wale toon baie aad bares WAGON, AND HARNESS FOR SALE CHEAP ediately.—The horse is sound. hands high, and PS iggy By For Particulars of Chatham and James ORSE YOR SALE—A GOOD HORSE, SUITABLE for = ing cart ‘The ino further use for him, wad Ply We A: LELAND 200. Il Pearl sivcat IOHT TOP BUGGY WAGON, BUT LITTLE USED, Alay horse and harness ‘ stable, No. 1,000 Brondw: Price $250. Forsaloat Jaris* Se | Es FOR TWO OR THREB d carriages ins private stable in street, near Broadway, Z, nee Lee Eorces! “Apply: to: Me. ‘Comet ae i Fs Patras Place, ir. Cor by " rear of Astor House, one door from Batolay sires. ROTTING, WAGON FOR i WEE BY TY DORR ig Fe SS daved but Little. Prive 204 Fourth stroet, m a tog senue. Mee LEGAL NOTICE NOTICES. Notnae oe ee or iB OF LOTS 0) oF he dg SOL cree ef herets fie ae re st tiors a siete ‘April, 104 ie Fenty farted ty forfeited. Dat whut MILO. RUGGLES, Reforee, 20 Nassau atecot. Poannia, sc SCHOOL FOR BOYS, AT § «A? STANWICH, hirty-seven miles from 'N Term: pot {Teulars containing parti ioulary may, berhark 5 the TMZ month, botweon Poe RODORE JUNE, Principal. vod | FOR YOUNG P a ag So CEDAR GLEN, sv ing, Now York. Summer term will commonce ' im New York— Thames 8 he 0. , Fourta, a = a