The New York Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1854, Page 6

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MOWEY MARKET. Faupay, May 26—6 P. M. ‘There was very active stock market this morning. ‘The bulls and dears have at last succeeded in getting up @ little excitement, and an extensive movement, in one of The leading fancies. Cumberland is #till the favorite, and ‘The bears begin to find the current setting against them ‘teo strong. There has been » great many purchases within a day or two past by the shorts, for delivery, and @large amount of stock has been withdrawn from the market. Erie Railroad has been quite active, but with a very different result. Reading Railroad and Nicaragua ransit have been in demand, but we have no particular ehange to report in market value. At the first board to- ay, Minois Central bonds advanced ¢ per cont; Nicara_ gua Transit, 4; Cumberland Coal, 3¢. Erie Railroad de- lined 4 por cent; Harlem, 4g. Theadvance and activity jo Cumberland have become more permanent than was geverally anticipated. The contest going on between the 4wo great parties has assumed a character and importance Mittle dreamed of, and it becomes the shorts to be wary, and look clotely to the result. In the face of the recent rapid advance, sellers continue plenty and put out contracts freely. There are invariably two sides to every question; and as we have heretofore given our ideas of the rise and progress of the movement going on, and attributed the eause of the improvement in prices to a successful cor- mer arranged bya clique of speculators, we now give a statement which has been furnished us by a party pret- ty well posted up about the company’s affairs, showing fhe probable result of the operationsin mining and ‘wansporting coal during the present seayon. We give it go as to post all parties interested up as thoroughly as possible, that both buyers and sellers may act under- standingly. If there is ground work to inflate prices upon, and the inflation is likely to be permanent, the Dears want to know it; and if the stock is a good pur- hase at present prices, the public generally want to know it; and so far as we are concerned we want to give alla fair chance, either to get into a good thing or to get out and keep out of a bad one. We give the annex- ed statement for just what it is worth, as a partial esti- mate, believing the data to be good:— Esnaarep Ner Eagnines oy tre Cumperianp Coat Com- PANY, 1864, ‘eld at Paltimore, previous to increase in price of coal, 91,000 tons, the actual profit on which $109,541 was. Fotimated profit to the ‘company, in transporting two-thirch of the above quantity......... $239,541 Since the present increase in price, the compan: have sold at Baltimore and Alexandria, 10, 8, at a profit of. 5 ted profit to the company In transporting two thirds of that quantity ........4 Ganndeensis Abi06 $269,041 200,000 tons, estimated product for the balance bes" the year, sold at present prices, will yield a profit of agente Profit on transportation by the ‘company ‘of two- MMR gehts ease seiens hese reac seve vees 287,000 epdenesa eee «$878,941 deduct 25 cents per ton on 200,000 tons. acdvieus Sages seseyeens1O/O00! $808,941 Interest on bonds $527,000 at 6 per cent $32,220 Dividend on capital $6,000,000 at 10 do,.500,000 Surplus January, 1855. . edie doang@@Tlial 2,822 shares of its own stock, the par value of which is $282,220, which, of course, cannot eee ate in the profits. "The above estimate is believed Bee correct, as 100,000 tons have already been sold, and the company’ expect to get out 300,000 tons. If they get out only 200,000 tons, or 100,000 tons more than is now bold, the result is only less the surplas. It wust be admitted that this is a very favorable exhibit, ‘and if realized will be most extraordinary. It is very easy to put figures on paper.and to show results that would make @ bear stand aghast, but it is another thing to show the reality. We have no reason to doubt the accuracy of the above calculation, and trust every item will be largely exceeded. We are informed that eighteen thousand shares of the stock of the Cumberland Company are held by original subscribers,and that purchases recently made have been on account of some of our largest and shrewd- nt capitali This shows their confidence; but we have known even our shrewdist capitalists so often mistaken, that their opinion would not have much weight with us. These capita generally, come in at a low stage ef prices, ond sell out at a moderate advance, Small Buyers are (he best, and any stock widely distrbuted is in a strong position. in view of the movements going on tm Cumberland, it would be wise for the bears to work out o it at the earliest possible moment. They have,we fear, c rnered themselves, and the first loss will be found the best. We shell look into this matter deeper, and analyze it more closely. At the adjournment of the Board, the following sales of stocks were made at auction by Simeon Draper:— $4,000 T $2,000 Canandaigua and } 7000 Great Western Railr v.10, (Ill) 100 shares City of Cairo stock, (Ill.). The warrants entered on the books of the Treasury De- partment, at Washington, on Wednesday, the 24th of May, were:— For the re’emption of stocks ......... For the payment of other Treasury debts. For the customs. Covered into the Treasury from customs Covered into the Treasury from miscellaneous sources .. For the Navy Depa For repaying for the Navy For the Interior Department... oe ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value sf foreign dry goods entered at this port for consump. tion, for warehousing, and also the withdrawals from warehouse, during the week ending and inc'uding Taurs day, May 25, 1854 -— Movemksts mx Fornicr Dry Goons. Entered for Consumption. MANUFACTURES OF Woo! MANUFACTURES OF SILK. The company ow: Pkgs. Value: Woollens 818 $147,101 Cloths .. 39 (19,549 Worsteds 60 17,909 Cot. & worsted 234 1,198 $346,897 KIS OF FLAX. Gimps & friga Br'ds & b'dgs Raw... 72 sieve. 460 $91,845 Do. & cotton. 27 4,640 Laces... 7 8,872 6,539 9,215 Total ...... 640 $116,102 MISCELLANHOUS. Btraw goods, 10 $2,111 Embroidery .. 32 25,243 Millinery 2 760 Feathers, 12 (3,717 Leath. gloves, 1 1,119 W. aps le ae Total 64 $34,224 = Total...... Withdrawn from Warehouse. MAXUTACTURES OF WOO! MANUFACTURRS OF SIL. 32 $16,082 Silk : 14 6,862 Bal 2 11” 3,005 4 686 Or ‘4 2,730 17 4,164 ©. shawls. 3 M1 1A8T Pongees 20 » 2 Silk & cot Carpeting... 7 2463 Raw....,, Total....... 87 $33,406 © Total...... MANUFACTURES OF COTON vee 7S $15,228 MANUYACTURES OF FLAX. 18 4,003 Linens, 81 $9,702 1 313 802 MISCRLLANBOUS. Embroideries, 1 $20,941 Warchoused. MANUFACTURES OF woot. 28 14,876 4 2,800 3 7,895 a 386 $125,425 Total....... 701 107,847 MISCELLANROUR. Straw goods., 98 $11,399 MANUPACTCRES OF CoTTON. Matting 4 548 167 #4 uv 7a poy — ae 6 f ves 119 Ble, 080 ——s omen /ACTORRS OF FLAX ++ 190 $56,806 . 9% $51,603 Recarrrciation. Enteret for Consumption. Pi Manufactures of wool... cotton wile Windrawn from Warehouss. Manafactures of wool. cotton... silk Miscellaneous, .,. Batered for Warehouse. g and 8%, Soesboo Manufactures of wocl, Tol ——_sior,say | strong and dowery Bn 6, foachore— te eaten. + 190 56,865 | pu perlative di mixture 64; 25 do extra cho co 38 i) “ pg = es oo 9 hf cheste eurions Fay be pace do 4; | trom Z > 106 do do 31; 21 90; 361 a. Miseellaneous,..... ne 16,680 | a0.d0 ‘do 2 Ere 285 to do a Se lo Be nm —— ‘oot.—The market is qui ‘ces continue a Deiilaess vives : 1081 $418,680 | vor the buyer in the emailackotaicg, “itis preseined Total value paton s the market for the week... $1,140,158 Foreign productions are inanimate and generally tend- ing downwards, The current wants of buyers are not large, and they run mainly ugon desirable or seasonable articles, which form but a very trivial portion of the stock, while they command the best prices. In mo case, however, is there being any profit, realized adequate to cost and trouble of preparing for the spring’s business, or to the expectations of the least sangaine importers, This is, doubtless, owing to the backwardness of the trade, which, added to the over-importation, and the ac cumulation of unpopular or inferior supplies, under- minded the confidence of facters, who, in their anxiety, pressed their goods upon the market and reduced their prices with such precipitancy, as to induce purchasers to act with caution and reserve, in the hope of being able to secure, later in the season, stocks on still more accom- modating terms. Hence the inordinate dulness and langor of the traffic at present, which features appertain more closely to the business in Contmental than in British goods, thongh in neither case are there any en- couraging symptoms. We learn from an article in the Western Railroad Reeord, that there are in Obio,at this time, 1,707 4 miles ot railroads completed in whole or in part, of which 357 miles have been opened since the Ist of Novembor last, These roads, when finished, will make 2,200 miles of completed railway, independent of double tracks. ‘The following roads are in progress, vis.:—Cincinnati and Marietta, 260 miles; Cincinnati and Dayton Short Line, 5244 miles; Cincinnati, Xenia and Cleveland Short Line, 2:0 miles; Clinton Line, between Tiffin and Pennsylvania State line; Tiffin and Fort Wayne, a prolongation of the Clinton Line; Pittsburg and Cincinnati Railroad, via Me- Connelsville. These comprehend about 600 miles, and will swell the aggregate to 2,800 miles. From a review of the receipts of these roads for 1858, it appears:— 1. That the aggregate cost of the roads is $20,105,787. 2. That the net receipts were 8% per cent on the entire cost. 8. That the net receipts are about 50 percent of the gross receipts. The present aggregate market value of the stocks of these roads is $18,986,000. This shows a market depre- ciation of $1,219,000, and at that the rate of interest paid by the net receipts is 93¢ per cent. Stock Fripay, May 26, ae $2000 U S 68 67 1233¢ 200 Morris sees 14M 4000 Obio 60 * 107-100 Edgworth Co.. 3 1000 California 7870 84 100 Ports Dry Dock. . 1% 1000 San Fran 10 pe 101% 100 Par VeinCC.,b3 435 10000 Erie Inc Bds.53 350 83 4tg 8000 N Ind Bds.. .83 03 830 4 1000 I Cen RR Bas. 7734 2000 do......6 773 2000 Il C RR Bdi ried 2000 Cleve & Tol oe shs ae let: Co us “ LS of 4 cece! 10 over Bank... 95 ee Nicholas Bank. 93 40 Pacific Bank.ex d 105 30 Clev & Tol RR 864% 70 do.... 100 {bi 8585 SECOND BOARD. $9000 Frie-24 Mt Bds 100 800 shaPark VCC, 87% 1000 Ml Cent RR Bas 4 200 do boo 4 50 shs Canton Co op 800 do 3% 200 Nic Trans Co. b6 360 Reading Rit... 7844 100 4 it 100 N ¥ Cent RR. .b3 1054 200 50 do 30 10: 100 250 200 100 100 100 100 250 250 500 200 Rb 200 100 Clev & Pitts RR.. 200 . NG. BOARD. £00 Fulton sae 160 Cumberland Coal 351% 50 Gold H 3% 600 NhCarolina..b15 2% £00 Caledonia ....b30 43¢ 400 Ulster. 1% 200 do. ves 434 80Dutchens Silver... 3 50 Douglas Houghia 5 100 Gardiner Gold .. 2% 2% CITY TRADE REPORT. Fripay, May 26—6 P. M. Asnes were quiet, though steady, at $6 for pote and pearls per 100 Ibs. BReapsturrs.—Flour was more inquired for, and rather dearer. The day’s movements comprised 9,060 bbls. ; or- dinary to choice State, at $8 25a $8 75; mixed to faney Western, at $8 50 a $0; and other kinds at proportionate figures. Sales were made of 5,000 bbls. Canadian, at $7 81\ a $8; and 1,500 bbls. Southern, chiefly mixed to good brands, at $3 75 a $9 1234 per bbl. No change oc- curred in rye flour or corn meal. The transactions in wheat embr.ced 6,000 bushels Michigan, at $2 25; and 6,200 Upper Lake red, at $1 823; a $1 85. State oats were selling freely at S4e. & 66e. per bushel. ‘There have been sold 600 bushels rye, at $117; and 90,000 bushels corn, at 5c. a 6€¢. for unmerchantable, and 70c. a 74e. for mixed Western, with former prices for other kinds, Coat.—Sales of 100 tons Liverpool orrel were made on private terms. Corree—The market was duil, and sales light. About 800 bags St. Domingo were made at 90. » 94 Corux.—The market was steady, except for + grades, which were nominal. The transactions embraced 576 bales for export, 331 do. for home use, and 113 49. on speculation—total, 1,020 bales. Frmicnts.—There was more offering for Liverpool, with engagements of about 31,000 bushels of corn in bags and bulk, were made chiefly at 7d.; one lot having been ea- guged early in the day at 6%d., and 3,000 bushels of wheat were also taken at 7d,, and about 2,000 bales of cotton were taken ut 4d. Flour was firm at 2s, To rates, 250 bales jute e hemp were taken at 268. To re, 200 or 300 bales hemp were engaged at 5c. a 810. Bone, ashes, &e., were unchanged. ‘The Bre men clipper ship Anna Lange was nearly full, and among other goods, she had engaged 2,500 bbls. of rosin at 2s. Od., 100 hbds. sugar at 208., and 60 bales tobacco tems at 3,¢. To California there was no change to notice, and shiy ments were being made at 60c. per foot measare- ment Hay.—The market was tolerably brisk, with sales of about 1,500 bales, for shipment, at 80c. Hors.—About 25 bales last year’s growth brought 280. a 88. per Ib. Lxap.—The market for foreign was easier, and we now quote Spanish at 6c. sud German refined at 63¢¢., while Galena was nominal at Te MoiaseRs.—We have only to notice sales of 180 hhds Cuba museovado at 2c. a 230 O1ts.—Whale, sperm and olive, remained as previously reported. Sales transpired of 9,000 gallons linseed at 9e. per gallon. Provisioxs.—Pork declined to $18 87}; for moss, and $1226 a $12 50 for prime; with sales of 1,90 bbls. chiedly mess, at the reduced prices. Cut meats wore inactive, though unchanged in Salea have been repor tod bbls, lard at Gc. a O7%e. par lb. 280 bbis. beer St previous rates; and yesterday, 5,000 bbls. Billings’ canvase packed hams, supposed at a fraction over Lie. perth. Butter and cheese were unaltered. = ra of 260 casks were made at Xe a iyo. per Ib. SvGARs.—The market diaplaye tor activity, the sales far the tay. inciuded about 1060 bhda, Crh do. a 440.075 do. New Olean at 3364 4igo., and 530; 200 do Porto Rico at be. and 1109 Cuba, in bond, for export, ai $8 31a $8 atd 100 hhde. Texas were sold op private terms; 150 boxes yellow Havana brought 60. a 6c. ant Soar. —There were 100 boxes Castile taken at Lie. per Ib. Trax lel report of this forenoa hasts 67; 4 do do 0 do 38; 15 do do Tdodo 24%; 1 do do & 26; 19 do 2236521 do 23; 2 do 18; 2 nat he chests Big; 22 dos Hysom——34 10 da the new crop will be immensely 9 angen) 126,000,000 Ths. and with » moderate supply of oli still on band greatly reduced rates are looked for. Voreign, except carpet qualities, re ree The following age corset: ed quotations. Cash pu: could be made ade lower than’ sflxed, visi—Wool—Duty 20, per cont ad valorem: American Saxon, fleece, yer Ib.» 49c. 2 47. do. full blood merino, 42c. a 44c.; do. half and three fourths do., 38¢. a 40c.; do. native and quarter d B2e. a S5c. ;extra pulled, 40c. a 42¢.; jsuperior pall BTe.5 No. 1, 28¢. a 30c.; Peruvian, was! a'30e; Bowie American, washed, Iie. a Ide. yoga ag gag 8. A. cord washed, 27¢. a 28¢.; African unwashed, 9c. 18¢.; do., washed, 18¢. a 30¢. mates unwashed, 1c. a Me. do., washed, .24¢. a 26c.; Mexican, unwasbed, 16c. a lic. Wuiskry.—The day’s business included 900 barrels Ohio and prison at 2€ ge. a 27e. per gallon. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. FOR SALE. lige ey Be Pe ue RETWEEN a wil be eld low ‘Apply to Mr LY SHELDON, 8 Naga $10. 000. sent a Infand, op ie ate 3.800 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE, FOR CASH, 08 will be exoban, Property in or caar the city ok New York. 2000 acres tingland in County, Michi- 0." Prise 8 per scre, cash. 140) nd the Coniral, Ranzoed, ry frond jew ratlrond gurvey.ed through the treet $5 per acre. cash. En- tered by Charles Carrol, Baq of Genesee, in 1835, Address E. 8. Hamilton, Box 1486 P< ni ) 9250-- —A SMART BUSINESS MAN WITH THR » above amount ¢ yn " teal. extab- lished business in Bi ay, o ky per day he Takes be ng aban to leave eg Broadway Post Ottiee, post pa FOR SALE AN INTEREST IN A BUSI: now in full operation, and yielding « gooi ‘active man, is an excell ty to gevinto permanent business, C. B. HOWES & CO., 81 Na =roR SALE. ONR OF THE OLDEST REAL eestate agencies in the city:as the proprietor mast leave the city immediately he offers it ae » price that will scarcely cover the fu All information can be had «by calling on ©, B. } Howes “& CO., $1 Nassau stroet. RARE CHANCE.—7 POR SALE, A RRAT COTTAGE, who is wiilin, opportuni a street. A RARE CHANCE — FOR SALF, THE LEASE AND fixtures of one of the best restaurants in this eit; ty. aie street. Inquire at the bar of the Na! A tusted on Grand Ho FIRST CLASS MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, oad stock and furniture, for with & tock is entire] Ann feshional vue, from 8 any saafrom Stull AN. TETRA, PROFITABLE AND PERMANENTLY establishe , dodging, oyster, and victualling houte, in ono ert thoroughfares in the city, cheap rent and long lease, will bg sold for $490, or exchanged for land jn ay rer a CO 65 Chashama attest, Fon No. 6 RARE CHANCE TO PROCURE A HOW'S(BAD.— Fine farm, situated in the beautiful Jamaica. within thirty micutes of Now York city 1 sug Island Railroad. che fare by commutation belug but G3 cente osch .) will be sold at very moderate terms to Title aurociation that may form iteel into building lots, streets, To the subscriber informs fg 2 meting will bo y Hall, Bro: the City Rotel, opposite Ci oklya, on 7, May 29, 2. at 8 &. Me Those who ae desirous to ob- do Pe ’ "WASHINGTON MONTGOMERY. ILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE CHEAP—A SPLENDID new billiard oer yaar Sng superior vulcanized cushions, inquire at 24 Howard siree ILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE—OF A pe dog lity, suitable for public or private use. The st vontiste of ror d mahi with great dapeore: ments, which : ined eleowhere. Also, trim: of every desor n eee erry GRIFF! eDECKER, v0 Ann streot. EAUTIFUL COUNTRY, RESIDENCE FOR SALE k ‘cetehos Rivor Kail acres of Fits, laud prettily laid out, and well stoeked with the finest frnit ag shade trees, shrubbery, or ane for land and water scen: cent te ekure hool houses, &e. Will bo eaey payments of $8 per month. This is s ohance ecldora to bere: with, Apply to J. PLCARS, No, 163 Hester street, from LJ tol 1 o’eloe! Oal YARD FOR SALE OR LEASE, WITH OFFICE J scales and fixtures complete snd will be disposed of at » bargain, attend to it, on account of ‘busines darticulsse enquireof Ly AUDENRIED, No.1l0 Beowd way This position is the most attrac jand. M. O'CONNER, 13 Reade ibus route, Clifton. RUG STORE FOR SALE.—I8 WELL SITUATSD UP and handsomely tited up: also ‘he lease of Wil be soldat = pa rr te Jeare ge Apply to the owner fs PENYOLD, CLAY & RUG STORE FOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST LC. cationsin Brooklyn. But s small amount of oapitsl gg > for soon will be sold a, a sac-ifice. Ad- , Herald office. et and Eighth ue, and one ad havens, ood solid ground. Inquire of psmith, 368 South street, near OBER’ Qouverneur slip. tiara eM bith Nog FoR SALF.-TWO LOTS on ted shey nd Eighty-fourth streets, ditectly opporive the great Central. p Sixty paz gent can remain on bond and mortgage. For farther ori sulars apply to WM. C, HIGGINS, 45 Righch avenue, ‘OR SALE—A SPLENDID HOTEL AND FURNITUR! only three miles from New Nork atal ‘OR SALE—A NEW TWO ag Ped Fag IE. = donee sixteen milos from New York. m the raili ‘a & day each of closets, two cellars, two win Neve with wy <I re ond oaw ed, wash ‘house’ fowl houses, sui oad. J, reaning stream of water situation dlighe ror portigalace wb? OR SALE — ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS, OR zohanged for an estate at the South, t Pasy tows os brick. front houses, rm sdjoining, Nos. 32, lyn. ry the corner buildin Hdent street, Brook Pre y are first class vuildiags, with Ie by days’ work by theowner, J Lowry, Bsq., 67 Palton stress, or B. dow: be prosiieen OR oe E— re bien HOTEL, WITH STOCK, ‘and central parts of Brookly st for sellin, For particul: RE. je Agent, 4 AS street, corner © Fo SALE—THE STOCK AND FIx coffee, sugar and wine sto fought are'and oa now doing an excelie he extended soon, wulimived amon wed ply to JM. & J. G.SEARING, No. 3 Nav street, first floor, SALR—THE STOCK AND FIXTORES OF as aitshed hook. stationery ancy store, in a ar be sold low for fn consdqaenoe Ith, A rare ¥M. WATSON ror SALB-ONE OF THE REST PORTER HOUSE: down town, on the East river, choap for os#h. Reaso for selling satisfactory, Inquirs of B. A MARSHALL, No 4 Coention slip. ro SALB—THE LEASB, roxzunes. ret FM -. bof quired, tho remaining stock of the sit known ale, porter, and sider bottling pected + lately carried on by George t liquor eptatdien ment, \ { ehenes for a baciuess man? Ap sce, £6 and'8 Fulton street. “4 LE7A GLASS CUTTING SHOP. DOING GOOD a for the tool an Terms oasy Tugelre at 39 FINK wecech ns POR SALES ON ACOOUNT OF TH the propristor. 8 patent medicine exeluss cash be. i JOR SALE ON BROOKLYN. UE'GHTS, FORMER ite of Colonnade row, twa lots, each 25 by 100, Thoy two mnnter walt of A ulton ferry, commandia, superb view of the bay, harh if ad ooking the sities of Sew York, portion of ftrookiyn: situation perteo ty Fentent to the inein part of theeity of Now York The above Will be sold at suction on Tue May 50, by Samer Cole & Son at the Renken Exel All the purchase money but $90 per let enn r. OR SALB—A_ FIRST bosivers, Lo in ou bomnd And mortgace, cL. in thin ¢ S$ MANJTPACTURING y. now past @ an income | } Sf eboste extra | § of over $5 (00 if applied for vo Very reas n able terms, BARRISON & WETZES, 9% Cedar street. per SALF—AN ESTANLISHED Dace ROREAN, GAL lery, fisted up in the Inteat moter the revopt oi lew. On scoonnt is ny offered forsale, Plense 49) eas cree SALE. NN Ane Fotatd 5 SPLENDID AND WELL ESTA.B- Wisbe ‘House, 60 Lispenard street, « fow 4501 oy Canal Deut Taeation for a lived pis Tigg ealoce ir well roished, and does s rashing b anh song- stress employ ed. FOR, SALEBY, DUMONT, & JENKINS, 11 WALL wtroet—Valuable lease of Broadway property—Tho un- of the lease of that ble expired term of twenty years of o Brorerty Ne 231 Be Wert tide, nezt'to nee Con bot SS tee o schee’ vy” a0 fect deep. For terms, &e , apply as above, OR SALE—A HOTEL, JUNCTION OF EIGHTH d Brondway; threo grosery stores, two hard. tore: ‘oyster ealoons, in Hroadway aod Kim even building lots, ab ‘Unionport, Wealchestor iron foondry,.a¢ Barlem, imme: dintely upon Har- in Greenwich meseh, Wed Nassau streot, R. L, PUROY & éo." oR SALE—GOOD WILL, LEASE, pont FIXTURES OF coalyard corner of Columbia and A) reets, Brook- Apply to W. M. SANDS on the ae OR SALE—THE OLD ESTABLISHED DAGUERREAN gallery of H. V HARRIS. corner of Graed ebreec and Bowery. Sold'on account of the ill healtheof the proprio- tor. Cheap for cash, ww Te peepee POSSESSTON—THE ‘Twonty-ninth street, be- im geod order and inery stores. Apply at lyn. OR SALB OR TO LRT-THRER STORY AND Base houses in Pifty third street, i Improvement ia Suu pind vorents ; iy 78 Sixth stroed > aioe ))@RSALE OR TOLBT.—A MODBRN THREE STORY briek house’ iu @ pleasant part of theeity, Apply to A. 8. LEVY, 19 Wall Peek. wie tt tvs SAR cn A See OR SALE OR TO LET—A FACTORY NEAR JERSEY it Said factory consists of and several acres of 175 foes, with a stone blldiog. dross Pelldings, 2 first vin fra 'URNISHED HOUSE FOR SALB, OR pan oe double two K tory recently | oceupied by the Inve’ Spanish iuts: the residence of Rev. Dr. Nevil, frontiag the same, 12 square and commanding sn extensive view of the built ib the moet substantial maener, 00 ats gf kitchen, large stor I} and cistern water, La handsomely Inia outs 4 tree: od orn+mental 3, cont laine gre aod summer house, in complete repair. ns os every de. rg sirable cot jontte, side the, same st wished Se the Vert maasee segtalatng 18 room, 'b on ths ‘te first floor. Alr place in_ Atlantic # rounded by fru tai trees, of the tailons it, she nam fort. good garden, with abunésnes of shrub) e hoate 01d, bat very convenient, and in good repair; large lawn rend; well of axeallens water. neat the. dogr; carriage and a lee and in complete repair, ire of A. KNOWLTON, oo, New York. ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE oF BROAD the best locations in t] the ott The do! the first class. a smart man, this ‘ise @ chai moe, seldom oftered. Beason for oo e sabiing. Soy hosege Propristore are about to pop eee ey iv. BoRDY ine FRANKLIN STRERT.—A LARGE FRONT PABLO! ope-or twe dedrooms attached vn the seovn parlors on the first; alad one or two single rooms, Furnished, vo let, to sia Memen, Breakfast if required Inquire os above. ASMINGTON PLSCR, BETWEEN BROADWAY Mradine Pars qiaiting the alty, 7 oor: tw nei pas 25 ane mer PLACE, A DELIGHTFUL LOCA. ee array Re ragged of Washington bark, eo Aner Ubrary. de. - bd wit families oF re oholve harhone Bpon advantageos vorms. House newly dttod, replete with avery convenience. 12 IRVING PLACE, tft) La hablo STREBT, has been CY Hh Perma Rooms for single Pls arrest AND npn AyD. ONK OR TWO AE street, Brooklyn, can secommes ate a rei will be beard rer Me Eent'ana serooable home, Aleo, te Le ee base. aida bie for 5 physieian’s offieo Ad Private Tald vfSee. uay SIX GLE GENTLEMEN AND A GR TLEMAN ‘and his wife an fin pleasant ravms and gooi beard below Twenty-fourth strech A ny ™ bal ay we has N ELEGANT FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR TO let, with bedroom attached;, also, soother, small room, furnished, with partial boerd, in s'suall private French family. Apply at 392 Broome strect, TO LET—FOR A SINGLE GEN- Bost reference required. corner of Broadsay, en: VERY PLEASANT Ri FRONT PARLOR AND BED ‘urmished, on second floor of house rst house from Fou Laby, HAVING TAKEN =! HOUSE NEAR PRINCE street, west of Broadway, will lot, with partial board, fe gentlemen. where tie A plearant rooms to one or tw quiet enjoymens of s bone may be realized. Address Mra, Davi A roadway Pi WIDOW LADY OCCUPYING A NEAT, GENTREL lad to let a handsome house up town, would py two bedrooms, furnishes of unfurnished. to two tle ‘with or without board; ‘terms dress irs. Bs li. PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM THAN they require, would actommodate « few single gentlo- with furnished or ae rooms. The house is brown stone fron’, ‘dc. Breakfast and toa will be furnished if re ma "the polemsicais is in Twenty firet street, between th» 8! and Righth avenue ds. Re- ferences required. Add:ess B. Brown, Bowery Post Office, CHANCE.—FOR SALE, A BOTANICAL ro, newly, dtted up. and stocked with » Piety of fresh isfactory reasons will be for selling out. Apply at 188 Fourth street, Williamsbu: QTM ENGINE FOR SALE AND BUILDING 70 Jot. —7e let, the lacge and gonveniont build hh rts ied by H. R. Dunham & Co., foot of W. oh Wasbia, Front se Brook TEAM ENGINE AND ER.—FOR SALE, eight horse pi fo good rurning ord tna bellernoaiy new. Inquireat offies No. a, Zi Brow way. 10 DRUGGISTS—A BARGAIN mediately » first class drug st auies in the city. Apply at once —TO BE SOLD IM- in one of the best ave HALE & CO., 80 Nassau. BE SOLD CHEAP—FOUR LOTS OF LAND ON 120TH rest and Bighth avenue; street midst of im stints apart of the remain om bond and mortgage. Burling slip, New Yor athe ebd to J, O'SHRE, $9 GOOD HORSE, WAGON, AND HARNESS FOR gain; the owner havint moved to the ci has no further use for nem. Apply to JAMES A. CLA No. 2 New Clinton Hail, Astor piace. SUPERIOR BROWN, MARE FOR SALE—ONE OF pest and best spimals in this country. She is 6 1634 hands bigh, very powerful, warranted sound free irom al tricks or vice: @ very prompt driver Price $600, or $1,000 wil’ be ‘Also ® bay horse, sound and would made s good family, horse, wi lendid e a Universi UGGY FOR SALE-—A BUGGY WAGON, SHIFTING top. built in tho city lart fall and but very little ased Fill vosold low. Loquire for White s wagon. at EC. Seda: Wick'satalle, Hoyt street, nowr Fajton ave ookly a. LEG2NT PAIR OF GAY MARES FOR SALE _—W. ranted sound and kind, very stylish drivers with fall tails and menes.can trot together in 834 minutes, and are oxeollent dle. Will ce sola low, ifcalled for at once mrnunted light double harness, cost $125. leather top bucey, fitted with pole and Addy Merald offixe, FOR SALE PAIR OF REMARKABLY HANDSOME dapple brown carriage horses, young, sud over iG hands high, very Sue Uravellersand every way desirable; will be sold much below thelr , being the the property of Guage harope. To be 0 ivory “stabi th stres , near Br id wa and an evam shafts, nearly OR SALk. are Two sia an dak wire ifting front; bulls to or good orderl Inquire teenth # teen. OR SALE—A TWO oy behing WITH POLE and shaft. Price be seon at MART! PHILBUN’ 8, 58 West ‘Twenty. rd street. OR SALE—A) SPLENDID. PAIR OF ARABIAN tifully &} . five and six yoars old, 15! highly trained to the saddle, nile, Any 0 a woul Sehool, tie OR hot yesmig pocron’s Ree ray ONE TWO bu, all ong Baglisk bur Taquire of SPLENDID Cora agp be ttached, to GENTLEWAN AND ‘HIS “WIFE OB | Two SINGLE gentlemen can bes scoommodsted with board a1 asaut back room on the second floor, Unfuraished,, ina fete femily, by applying at 129 Bidridge street. EDROOM FURNISHED—10 LET TO A GENTLEMAN; is @ pleasant and airy room. 675 Broadway, opposite Hiblo's Garden. Apply atthe hail door. CARDIN A FIRST CLASS mgt ie NEAR BROAR- ‘and gas, Dinnor Beet reference, required \$ 29 Clinton plage, OARD—BROADWAY, CORNER | THIRTY FOURTH street, (9 atic as ‘Loeation good as the coun- try, ehargese ioe the home. e’clook. ‘eome Care every three i tae Comm of the sity, OARD.—A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, ON THE Pledee call at Tes West Twonty-secoad Hiect, between Biath and Seventh avenues Boake Is BEN HENRY STRERBT, SOUTH BROOLLYN; ‘® choice of roome in & house newly furnished. All the moderp improvements. Within five minutes walk of all the ferries. Fourth house from Amity street, between ROOM THAN ‘aparrments to ‘Bense h having all the attention will be 7 West Twenty-first OARD—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. FOUR OR FIVE entiemen can be accommodated in» private family with board and pleasaxt rooms, by applying immediately at 24 Fulton street, Broobly ® man aud wife witha pleaes OARD.—T0 LET. A HANDSOME ROOM ON S floor, euitable for a family or two singie gent! a will be let cheap without board, near St, John’s ~— piy at 120 Franklin street, OAKD IN teh ge ity | TO SOUTH or Wail strees Ferries, 4 josirs ‘niehe! RoaRD IN BROOKLYN SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN ‘be accommodated with rooms ‘tind new brown atone Louse, with gas, ath walk from Fulton, Bridge and Cath pass. Apply at 7 Sands street, Brooklyn. 0. IN ei clan fall tes pactiar Bes OR tye 0 iw walk oot wat very moderate. Apply at OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A FEW SINGLE GENTLE- or a gentleman and his wile nd be accommodated ‘Partial board, where the be had =A i at 95 Wi loaghb Terms moderate.’ House fursiahed wi home street, brooklyn. gas. OARDIN BROOKLYN.—PLEASANT rigs wit full or partial board, can be had at No. 219 Adams street, betwe Tillary a ts. Location is desirable, being co ent for eivhe I of ym fer- A ed vit Sith Ter eteren oe ox id floor. Fo SALE—A ae PONY BUILT HORSE AND barn leather top wagoi saddle, bridie, and avery. ‘thing complete and in kood ee for family use” Thi is six years old, aud ki ite's horse stable. corner ot Harrison hy Hicks, streets, South rook. lyn. Leave address at the stable. Terms asked, $00. Fe. SALE—A ONE HORSE ROCKaWAY, WITH TWO feats, in good order, only u fow months; sa ve y 60 Cortlandt street, up sinirs, or at 5 Rust fips. ADI venth's inky | FoR, Ragen ye be ged ia ieee SIXTEEN HANDS cr th vis S West ey Sent street, ‘ill sola. “HORS: SEVEN YEARS OLD, fF hands high; kind’ Be tacen excellent padi ant of use. tree: ppona’ OR SALE—A HANDSOME GRAY HORSE, 16 TANDS high, four ys ba ft for a carriage or pply at corner of aleve: ay Ho! P ie Eight stairs. —NEW YORK TATTERSALL'S, SIXTH je, corner of Thirty niath street —Will be sold it ‘27, at 4 o'clock P a horees, rere pairs, an’ fe MENS, ‘Au onerr. Hoe THE SUBSCRIBER War a very fine pair of carriage horeee for wale. They. « hed» Deantiful brown, “vhere re warrarted perfestiy sound aad kind. Wi ' trichein or out ef stable. ed are peventien hand. . very stylish, and weigh 2,600 Ibs; one is five the other « yeare old (apd no olver) nad "fie ibem gig Rie cin ocho ther, at iuatioon, formation inquire of Part place, New York. oF jorris county, New Jor AVID f. MILLER. the following named men ware aly d Directors for thi a ie .. Pinek ys ois W 0; 5. coe Hin Brooks, "Rach Thorman, jets, J Leveridge, Eieh Houghton, Ione BDeoteia, Thos. Williaa’ Je, L. Conklin’ Rteuorer fl Brown, George i. Erakiin Titus, G W bitéeld, nis W Clapp, POR SALD—A VERY FINE FUL, foundiand dog, only one year old, very of superior bemuty. Address W. C, H., Hera! OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TO TET, A LARG: room, on the second ith fall or partial b _ Apply at 86 Clintor ase, eligibly hts, commanding a fine Hew ofthe river and bay, aud within throo minutes walk ¢f Fulton ferry. Apply immediately at 18 Poplar street. OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS—WITHIN FOUR Ik of Fulton ferr; gen 4 with pargial room. Location very devi one door trom Willow street. OAKD—AT CLIFTON, eo TEN ISLAND, FoR THE mer or permanen w momgots) walk of conn ol bee tang 9 private. Vie Post Office, “new —A PRIVATE FAMILY | at their warerooms, 79 and 81 Duane stroct, a few Lavery | est, fee Foundry r within befalls Bast iver scenery. Badr a tos 418 Port Ofte. OaRD | IN THE COUNTRY, met A Aa OR THREE GEN- tingle gentlemen, can obtain ere ths comfor & quiet try howe may Locality most desirable, "a fire view ef the barbor bay, and a sea broezo. bir farther particulage ingnire ofd. JACKSON, corner of William etreet and Exchange place, New York. OARD WANTED_BY TWO PERSONS, A BROTHER bod Hater, ins private family, of where, there are bat few brarders. Two co! ta bly furnishes Cad anc price net to exceed $128 week. 7! required. Addres James, Herald office, shetiag rtmente in ® private tos tad save 4 North Address tT. ~ Herald office. OARD WANTED—FOR A YOUNG easy, ed A ht vate family; ge ged Ter: rk. references gi y “si OARD WANTED-IN A HIGH AND AIRY LOCA- tion in Brooklyn, by ayentieman, his wifo and child fithin oiueon minutes walk of the South or Wall stree ‘Term: reference given. Address 8. Hypox 2S Powt ‘Smee, New York. TLEMAN WANTS PAR. family preferred) in Brook- utes’ waik of Fulton ferry. ven, And terme and location + Bookkeeper, Herald offes. ALL PAMILY, OccUPYING a ein Brook) i 090 mony: unfarnished, wi ittonal room, if required This © suitable parsons'all there jaisites of © home with partioa Teapects bitity, $11 per weok. Address D, box Part a Post Othee CARDING VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS CAN Now te obtained in a rst class boarding houso, 12) Madina ays The bonse is re sete with every con vente fa nisbed or unfurnished. | Loeatiot who might derire monthe, it Wail aap Me single gum AND on | ie zi eres ST MARK’ ‘Third & To let very Gran bh URNISHED BOOMS TO er oe o8 TWO OREN th ainely URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, EIT: G ‘PRIVATE FAMILY EnstDINS by a po toting | Gi crrrs rooms, with partial Yoard iu one o he moe ‘most tions ip the delightfel. Price moderate, Bert Ply st 251 West Pourteeuth street. FLAN psoue FURNISHED FRONT AND ACK iau'y”‘onn be woon for two Gaye." Apply’ oa the peesasess No. 12 White atrec’t. ee ae "3 OBOKEN,—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND one or two single gentlemen, ean be secommodated ith pes Mi ing at 37 Washington terrace. Helos RIV ATE BOARD f to Ist, tog aed = amily bee blocks from’ Pack ap oud Diy tits trode ries. Apply LEASANT ROOMS, WITH. OR OR “Simouy poss BOARD, con psig Bouh ferry, Brookly ms ae wer OO¥S TO LET, WITH BOARD, AT 163 Bath Beta font A aks area OR UNFURNISHED, At EC No. wives, or singh hnodern improve OOMS—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, WITH all rivate R WO YOUNG cAnTEe poe WOULD LIKE TO: obtain board in te famil, they ‘would have he. comfortsof © homey an unfurnished room pref $3 per References satnngek, Address Mary, fist toate’ ter tne Tentinman, “Apply at 360 Bast Twaltha PO LRTCIN A PRIVATE FAMILY, NICELY FUR- aished bedrooms, ‘with or without Boar a and yihh board, 94] Su, Swe plonly furnish terms; also, several al single room 10 mG Sasha gop che ROOM AND Bi T°, Laon Pd hes it \E SINGLE typ shel A eral CAN BE ACCOMMO- ed with ol breakfast wo or THREE d with sis be farnisbed tn acon ROOMS, WITH G. avery cases from $3 to he Y, 7 from 8 to atr pinta Bhosle vane Ine oe on ten Bye ‘D fe teesacel her arrest gt BUNDLES HOOP Mrilciein cpr ine constantly on bund snd for sale w arte taloand retail. 'higpoway ¢ comes ta me Tarnished at the lowont J ORCROSS ore NIN MACHINE. — Pua a bye | isisand'inoa having declted that ave Sichelas G. Norcross, of date February 12. 1309, Fee 'OoA WATER AND bite LA. OF THE BEST ue BEST HAIR DYEZ.—BALLARD'S NEW AND creaily improved instantencous dye excels, all other in duatility and naturalnose of olor hers. h 1 om Gye ever he cheap - 2 ADAME Ta Fer eric < a y, Hau as mad! Paris. Madame raure also. i bedroom to » pply from A Me toa P. inmates attended tor - Fuse bene ga Inquire at 208 Fourtl Sixth IN r oh as: L3?—WITH ct A SUITE OF R00! Tern ae eee oe DAGUERREOTYPE. aims. i just the Westeea article DING.—TO LET A hema age gd feta onthe int snd tauleie Also, oy Taraished Eimene. at $2 Apply a ioe URNISHED ED APARTMEN ~ re, AP Sam 78 70 LEY ON THE RU. TO LET, WITH OR WITH son street, Velweon Frauklin ned Hace tlemen osm be accommodated wit t board, in a private family, at 737 1 Washing: Lp any 2. THER Po Aaa ype oe jemen, oan, be 0 10 Od ct board 0 Bria it. The bes! of rofere: hod ae ed BNTLEMEN OR GENTLEMAN “AW AND WHITE, CAN eodated with very pod = ity, ia « geuteo! priv: po rg FURNISHED ROS. Wits Boar! en nad wives TWO VERY PLEASANT ROOMS,’ HUDSOV otreet, in front of St. Johe’s Park.” im the house, Seventecnth street, for ame hag House first class, with ‘tithe partial boord, if required, ine small hatred, mi cet auebanged. Alse's fons pase asd oll 4 ‘GENTLEMEN, RG: ly at 87 iocnwich avenue. ly up town, wi not to exored ft week each. Union Square Post LET—TO TWO sep onlinbe opel OR TO A GENTLE- man and his wife sor, frosting the river, on ae rs. with tea rst Daa ot 48 Badeor $11, with reference TO SINGLE GENTLE- tae ved dy tia ‘afew ENTLE- wih oeces tre bees gts bg lentes walk of iras a8 Thres 3E ne Sim x on oy ABLE ROOMS TO LET, ly, at 22 ae, GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- aie TOOmS ee artial board, ia e sma 2 Rea eke Serta aes ee one door from Gold street, ‘Brooklyn. ORS, FURNITURE NEW, bg atlemen, with breakfast if at a few docre trem Bourte ‘Address Up "Town, Heratd ofico, To ina genteel house in Broom peed The house is ooen ‘For particulars ‘address A. 30 M, Heratd MISCELLANEOUS. of FA Sos ale tebehnan ee the dor aa: aa My be of ALLICK sr PEAS AN the best sasertment 96 ig house soem a) Sto8 " 100; office pid ays and stools, from 6to at arta cc frm furniture store, 05 te Denke for ‘panks Mod offices made to order. a DESES, bo par agg fy aie SINGL office deske, az 3 od. ly ache toni, by ip PST & yeaa, plambago, bromine, ar, imu, fg bine, euxae milk, fe ‘trast copavia. fw oenee. i onie =e ine Bee ‘OUSE ARMING AND VENTILATING WARE- rosdway.—We ay) the attentio: vente. Cerme, 0. L. CANN ‘a1 im plem . Poudzette, bot ‘ne tile Ww agi Presa: rt of want for planing boards and of the Woodworth patent, tented re ean be aved ving the E. House, sad # per dozen. Com. ld ‘to ‘well t ~ oall at 136 itereor quality, supplied to de eerie thers building. LIC —J. oe N bed HUDSON 1° it, es ep Drcadway, whore the material Lend a Jere 139 Brosdway, core seams ny re