The New York Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1854, Page 6

haba AND QOMIERCIAL. MONEY MARKER. Weoxray, June 21—6 P, M. ‘There was a slight reaction in the stock market to-day The movement at the opening was actively upward, but it grew Weaker at the close. At the first board, Cumber™ yend coal advanced 1 per cent; Nicaragua Transit, 4; N.Y. Centra) bonds, 4; Canton Co., 4; Hudson River Railroad, %(; Reading Railroad, %4; Erie Railroad, %. Michigan Southern Pailroad declined 1 percent. There wore large transactions in Erie, buyers’ option; and ig ‘the bears are uot careful they will find themselves too short for comfort. At present prices speculators wil, buy without any regard to the actual value of the stock; and tbis may not only arrest the downward” movement. but put up prices. i valve entirely upon its merits, it would be selling now for Jess (ban fifty per cent; but it has been held so largely by speculators, and has been the football for both bulls and bears so long, that it has uow an artificial value, wheb fluctuates freyuen tly ¢ fifteen per cent in as many days. The bears may make a great mistake in fol owing Erie down much farther, I he If Erie stock had depended for market | | Blankets are notin request. may turn upon | | totlons, and trouble them exce The reaction to-day was pre al; bot we have ‘no idea that | h will be perma er (auey stocks have been for | sometime steadily settling down, then edmes a pause, a fil, a heavy, inactive period, whea no one seems po el anda dull reased state of things | prevails, which it appears as though all speculative syirit was deai—ay though another excite- ment infancy stocks was utterly outof the question. Wall street becomes deserted by outsiders, aud the enormous urities rests ia the bands of those litile able to carry After a while some parti- cular fancy »ther will soon follow, and so Gn until we find an active movement going on and speculation sgain prevalent. These excitements appear and disappear Without any real cause, Fancy stocks go wp and own, no one kuows why or wherefore, and no but speculators care, The decline which has been pid for some days past will not continue much we ger; but the depreciation will become chronic, and it will be very dificult to get up another inflation. The ypersent depression will be conlrmed by the growing dis- oad of unproductiy it. will take a start, ou Be frost in the public mind, aad those who have been sought with productive stocks iu hand will have to con- teot themselves with {heir diviiends, but those who have been so unfortunate as to hold unproductive fancies at high prices had better carry them at moderate sasri- fives, with the hope of ultimately making up their losses. it is pretiy certain that the stock market cannot present & moregloomy aspect than at this moment. It matters hithe what may be the stateof the money market, or ‘the position of commercial affairs, the decline in stocks bas about reached its minimum. We speak of prices geverally. We cannot answer for certain railroad stocks which have no real value, but it is our impression hat buyers at current rates, on sixty and ninety days, will make money by a rise within phat time. The steamship Canada, at Halifax from Liverpool, brings one weeks later intelligence from Europe. The pews possesses no interest, ana does not appear to be, 80 far as we can judge by the telegraphic despatches, of the slightest importance. Breadstufts were lower and cotton higher, but the variations in quotations were trifling. Consols bad declined a fraction. We have no details re- garding financial affairs, and cannot, therefore, speak aiviredly. It is reported that the Bank of England had increased its bullion in hand. This is just the reverse to what we have anticipated, and doubt its truth. Po- tically, the advices do not differ from those received by the last balfa dozen arrivals. The Chemical Bank has declared a dividend of six per sent. The Providence and Woreester Railroad Company a semi-annual dividends of four per cent. The amount received at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of the United States for the port of. New York, this day, June 21, 1954, were $79,030; amount paid out, $85,992 09, leaving a balance on hand of $8,982,872 28. The current operations of the Treasury Department on Monday the 19th of June, were as follows :— For the redemption of stocks........+. ..++ For the payment of other Treasury debts. [This sum was to supply » deficiency in the Post Office Department, appropriated by the wet of May Sist, 1854.) For the Customs, secs For the War Department . na 4 187,919 62 Covered iuto the Lreasury from Castoms....1,042,904 62 Covere into the Treasury from miscellaneous wees 5,618 80 sources The Boston Transcript of tho 20th inst. says:—“The market was very quiet this morniag, witha better de. mand for some of the fancies, particalarly Central and Ogdensburg, both of which closed firm. The bears are hammering Wilmington pretty hard, with a fair pros- pect of reducing the market value, unless some of its friends come forward and support it. Dividend stoc are geverally heavy. Worcester declined to 9654 ex-div éend; Fitchourg, 8614 asked; Eastern, sales at 7724 diy en; Boston and Providence, 8034 div. on, payable Oct. | with interest. Northern declined to 4034, under a foread male of afew shares, but rallied again and sold at ‘1, seller six months, the same being bid regular at tue elose. Western was in de: 4, at 98 bid, div. on, with- out sales. Copper shares were ore active, with an im provement in Minnesota, North Western and Copper Falls. Dana and Winthrop declined. Land stocks are beavv, and sell at reduced rates.’” The Delaware, Lackawana and Western Railroad Com pany bas called for a further instalment of fifteen per went., payable on the Ist of July, at the Phoenix Bank in this city. The Managers have resolved to pay the 8. ck holders, on the 10th of July next, interest at the rate of six per cent. per annum, to be computed to Jun» 30, 1854, on all stocks issued or instalments received pre: vious to the Ist January last, from December 31, 1853, and in instalments received during the present year, from the dates of the respective payments, where no instal- ments which have been called for remain unpaid. The stock of hemp now St. Louis, it is stated, is not far from 8,000 bales. Say 6,500 in store unsold; 1,590 to 1,808 sold and in manufacturers’ hands; $00 to 1,000 at ‘the levee and afloat. The toia on the market unsold is between 6,000 and 7 bales. This is @ good supply for so early a day in ‘ Jess shipping facilities are increased, thought, must continue to accumulate, The banks of Now Orleans presented the following con- dition at the close of the week ending June 10, 1854. Bares or New On . $18,848 44 545,445 63 450 00 al m, and the stock, he it Due other Banks. $180,415 Active ments. Lovisiana,. Louisiana ¢ Cane! Louisiona Loviriann Canal Citizens’ Meebs.’ & Tracers’ Union South New Orleans. Total... Other Cash Resowrce Bank of Loui surplus eupposed, ..$1,200,000 fraie Pank bond . oon . 874,000 Baek of New Or ne, in Ausitor’s hands, bonds 651,090 Union Bank, in Auditor's bands, bon 609,000 Southern Pavk, in Aud)tor’s Do. do, other cash items..... ns 668.500 Mechanics’ and Traders’ Rank, ineity bonds... 152,000 Comparative Statement—Eight Banks. department, in each to some extent, ex veing done There is very little n Spring purchases bave all been concluded view of the warm summer months, merchants are not inclined to renew operations for some time hence. Meanwhile, with and an f moat artic @n aceumulating stock {ne part of owners to clowe out old fabrics the con’ ctory and discourag ct as had beer evts be uy “ill ned y tending down extremely not go bad in this resp should future m that the t ve n de @o not fear but difficulties with more en polity, and, perhaps, more rational expecta 1 their revere experience will assist thea to real'x ne trontactions in brown and bleached shevtings and shirt ings are very moderate ; but, thuvgh these ace in fair stock, their value is unchanged. Denims are iu stendy request at former rates, Deills are quiet, yet factors do not pres the market previous prees are sy tained. Dnck has.not varied mueh, being saleable and firm, with and improved stock offering. Ginghams re tain inactive and will do so until fall purchases shall have been commenced. In anticipation of these the sup- ply is now being perfected, and we understand that it is to be tendered at Ile. for Manchester, and 11 3c. for Glaegow and Taneaster. Lawns are dull and heavy. Osnaburgs are in elock demand, while being plenty and languid. Printing cloths have deteriorated !¥c. a 3c. per yard, yet have not attracted more atteution from buyers. Prints appear without change, The fall stock is coming in rapidly and ig said to be of a creditable character. Stripes and ticks are moderately inquired for at old quotations, We append a comparative statement of the shiyments henee, of cotton goods during six months, (10 date) of — 1853, 1854. Decrease. Increase. 1.985 $10. 000. rn LE. OR ise oF RN uaskine. has spn ma bails for # $200, County rights sell xt The ontire ot tow York for nul 1 shove prices. apply to 8, ag 4B Kirk, 222 224 a) nt eo ‘erect, Brooklyn FOR SALE, A FINST CLASS RETA i man ues eri ae 2 $5 .000. al for three days. OR $2,000.—"OR SALE, A WHOLESALE #154 500 staud in Wesbington market (on che wail.) astioulare inquise of GEO. A. YOUKI, at Tompkins 260 5 788 4,011 — 8,754 — 2,121 3,206 8,958 pas 6,122 — 4,961 Leo? * -wnay ne 7S Totel packages.,..00,181 16,448 8,788 = Ww ns sre unchanged in all respects. Cassimers are a little more sought after at former rates. Cloths are dull and droop- ings Doeskins, floonels, and jeans are quiet and languid. Linseys are ‘rather scarce and inactive, prices being barely supported for the leading hinds. Monsselin de laines bave not varied, Manufacturers are preparing to introduce their fell work. ts are pretty brisk, but infirm. Tweeds are spa 8434 160 Cs 00 ex di 9 1,000 Lrie In bs..b8 97 1/600 HR Ist 1 8.88 103 1,000 hA&RISR bs 96 4,500, Cn MR bead 154¢ 1) 600 1.000 NY. CRI be.83 tig 16 shs Bk Commerce 10654 95. 16 Hanover ins Co, 100 N J Zine Co. 800 Nic Tran Co. 100 150 Canton Co... an do. 450 do. 84 Penn ¢ 200 N Car € 160 MeCul Gold. a Hud Riv RR. Jbio 4" do 100 Harlem 13 3 100 do... 83 46 100 do. 3 800 SEI $500 Tl Cen re) be... 2,000 83 2000 NY & Sit bs 60 800 sh N Car Copper 100 Bruns City Ld Co 200 Gold Hill Mine... Cum Coal Co. . 880 100 Harlem 200 50 NY Cen RR. 200 96 20 Nor ie RR. 16 Th oe ae Southern RR 116 MINING 50 shs Old Potomac. 234 200 New Potomac, 2h 200 Gardiner .. CILY TRADE REPORT. Weronespay, June 21—6 P. M. Asus were unchanged, sales having been made of 120 bbls. at yesterday’s prices. | REaDsturrs —Flour varied little. The sales inclnted 10,(CO bbls. inferior State, at $7 a $7 25; commo to choice do., = $7 373¢ a $8 1214; mixed to fancy West: orn, $7 50a $8 and other kinds at proportionate pri :9s. ‘There were o 10 bbls. Southern taken up at yesterd. y’s notations. ‘Rye flour and corn meal remained about the same, 500 bushels Western red wheat brought $! 97. Sales were reported of 2,000 bushels Northera rye, at $1 96; 400 Southern do., at $1 1234; and 42,000 bushels corn, at 72¢ a 78c. for unsound; 80c. a 84e. for Weettrn mixed, and ‘or Southern yellow, per bushel. Sinte and Western oats were inactive, at O2¢. a 5€¢. per bushel. Cormg.—The market favored purchasers. Rio was quiet, while 150 mats Java were sold at 143gc. per Ib., and 1,500 do. do., on private terms, but said to be a frac- tien under 14c., and supposed true at 13 %e. Cortox.—The sales were limited before the receipt of the Canada’s news, without change in prices. After: wards holders became firmer, though no transactions v" 1 celeulated to test the market. RS.~-About 500 boxes were sold at $1 35. es were steady, with moderate engaze- To Liverpool, 1,500 bbls. flour wore engage 80 hhds. tallow and 40 hhds. bacon, bot bales Sea Island cotton, at 6-16d. For 4, While shippers offered bd. a 53d. men, 100 bales cotton were engaged at ie., and 500 bbls. rorin, at Is. To Australia, rates ranged from 45c. to 59c, yer foot measurement, and lumber Was taken at 42 There was no alter to note in rates for Califo: which varied from 45c. to 50 Frvir.—Sales of 20Q boxes bunch raisins were made al $2 60, and 20 cases sardines, at 60c. Hak was held to-day at 70c. 9 75c. for shipment, « Sige. a $i for heal wi er 100 lbs. Lxins were in demand at $1 8734 a 198% per the sand. ° Leap.—-Salee s 100 tons common English were mn io at $6 5634, c Morssses. —T ie market was inactive, w' bbls. of New Urieavs, at 240. Naval Stones.—ihe market was heavy for spirits bar. pentine, which was quoted at 49¢ About 600 1 a tine were sold at $3 62; £00 bbls rosin, at ) Ibs., and S00 bbls. thin tar were sold a) $4. de, Whalo and sperm were inanimate aud ales have been reported of 150 baskets olive, do. 290 Reading’ Rit. “ ata North Carolina 34 ad with sales of (00 languid. ut $3 8734 each, and 5,000 gallons linseed, at 80¢, a per gallon. Proviserons.—Pork was in fair demand. The sales om- braced nearly 2,000 bbla., at $18.0 $131234 for mens, 24g for’ rei us ime, and $10 6) a for rusmye, per Dbl. Soles transpired of 600 pack cutmeats at unchanged rates; 640 bbls. lard © a OXe., afterwards held at 1c. per Wb., with £50 bbls wf at former quotations. Butier and’ cheese were v tered Rice —€i mall sales were meking at $3 75 z.—Tbe market was heavy with mod iene. The sales embraced 200 hhds. New adie. o 44¢¢., and about 450 do. and 160 boxes brown Havana were sold at & Soar.—About 150 boxes castile found buyers at 11 Xe. er Ib. MW iiscEy.—Thore were 450 bbls. Ohio and prison dis- posed of, at 20c. « 20,%c. per gallon, Domesrte Depron Ort Max ote ter ¢, is ollered for HOUSKS, ROOMS, APARIMENTS WANTED IN t ntlew m and his wifo, (no childr ne od of Conertd ead Jays fio” por anuum, Address SH. V RTED. A CUTTING MA OK BIN D ERS —W. Apply throug B PART OF A HC the middle of x pleesant ¥" part of tho oiby me etre ANU vm. | 1 460 Ws 300M WANTED two youn th street end te cation. RENT, Pt or tari of 3 Ft RooM, KNISHED i TANTED To Wests, Lak For | * taut | 500. —FOR SA LF, va LIGHT MANUFACTURING 3) and mereautile sexs, withovt competition, By whien an energetic and entorprieing man can toake a for. ture: ales wanted, several canvassors, Apply at No. 8 Nassan street, room No. 7 FARMS, 150 Lors, “200 HOUSES FC 400 & F SALE— (00 to loan in sums to suit a) ry doncription for enle or trade. Whe went a bon 15 Wall street. ~FOR SALE, AN EXCELLENT AND MONEY. OU. waking busio m for selling Cwner ls going west: Apply, thia day, to Harrison, 38 street. 85 ) ONIY FOR AN EXCELLENT OASH DUSI- e hss, yielding from $1,000 to $3,000 per annum; also Ssaperior scar etore, a drag rtore tooatel in Broad: way, on clevent h reesing Saloon, and a batter aud milk Cepot, (excel!cos pines). Avply to KR. L, PURDY & C0., room 9 102 T setau strect, $300. <8a°H ASP BLIND MANUFACTORY FOR th lente of shop 25 by 100 feet, tools achices z rvecseary aud complete to carry 0, xter will be wold very seasonable to cath customer ‘ul particulars apply to B. W RICHARDS 7 trosdvay. CHANCE FOR A TRADE—WE HeVE SOwE threo or four brick stores aud dwellings, well situated, near a ferry, in Brooklyn, which we will exobange upon fi terms, for s' good farm in'the co BULLING & TUCKER, 387 Broadway. RakE CHANCE.—¥OR ALS, THE STOCK allo Al “fixtures of 9 saddle and bay 4 mauufectory, withie hourly oommuniestion of this city, Said basinosn is in & Aovrishing soncition, Ul health 0 aul tadueament by ie ing. For turthor information apply to Albert 1d. Gooxe ist Bowery RARE CHANCE.—FOR S*LE. A NEAT COVTAGE, coutaining twelve rooms, aitnwted in m first rate noigh jorhood, 141 High street, Brooklyn; the lot S734 fee by 10 feet deep; w: id on rossonable terms, a# the prosent pee city 48 soon as possivle. Hor par 3 A DAGUERRPAN GALLERY FOR SALE—ESTAB- lished for the last three yet with a good runof — tom. ‘the proprietor having two. will sell eithor. A pu chtacr net understanding the art willbe instructed, ‘apply to Holmes, 387 of enue, VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE—IN WE: {TET ‘county, State of New York, in the town of N 10, thirty six miles from New York, three miles e of the flourehing Tillage of Sing Sing. in which are five churches shi boarding schools, with i ¢ Hudson River Bailroad sou. on which ‘thirteen trains pass each way 5 Deve it of the Looe zeroes and two ath mu ee "Grown Fe he Fropert the Secor Fi The above tivation, in ope of the emer . auton its staniwe qua nich ne mi e on ‘& gran qual wi iol Hnantity of stone was taken for the re of fine is woll watered, well fenced with thene wal bas two dwelling” houses, peer! te in cs order, The four barns, and plenty of 01 togetier with in abundance of fruit farm contains two hundred and ty noros of m: from which there seh i Lee swith Who ‘std fs asians: or ts to suit purchasers. immediately or at the pleas. of tho isputable, it having the pre last sity years. Tho cause for selling Sireiakapesnmi eee bes ear ago that incapa- Sinica kes Drea nepote tending tr eitesiveena dollars san remain on mortgage Me. For farther particulars inquire on the pret NOAH SHCOR, or at, Secor & Washbura’s lumber ened, Sing Sing depot of Hudson River Railvend. Cieer: STATEN ISLAND.—THE SUBSCRIBER some of paras po situated tract of ond Miata ceios cite fens RESIDENCE FOR SALE—IN ‘es‘chester county, 16 miles from t! seer walk from the New Haven road ville station, a new two aeey Gothic Tesidenee, contains eleven rooms, plo: of closets, two col ) piazza in front, replete with ever; ry ee we — yur rent offers fee onl petal , and ten 3, two 200; & use, ice house asy. 75 per cont (33 vurchase m¢ ym ne on bend and mortgage fo! re term Paes ‘or rticulars inquire of MORRIS EARLE, 97 Front lew York. rare! STORE FOR SALE —THE 8° tores on further street, TOCK, FIXTURES Years lease will be sold for half its valuo. Leusiien eons sontaehariteh A secs cutuoe fence ae sician con meneing pr: [i _ peely at 104 Third avenue, before 10 A. M., or afver )XCELLENT FARM AND WATER POW ER FOR SALE cheap, oF to exchange for good city property. tne of she best the State of utifuily a'tus tai tn the town of Leyden, Lewis county, ‘oa Baga river thirty fone miles from Utica. twenty ax from Rowe; rail road from Utica to Ulaytou runs throngh it; depot and wa tering station is to be on it; henos, soon, part ean be sol a village tots. Kailroad from Rome to Osdonsburg p: sittin five rede of it; station near by. Black river crus) ‘shin amile and a quarter. ‘The fand, 220 acres, is of a rich deep soil, impregnated with tino, Thore ss ane lime stone or maxble quarry on the premises; ti rool mill priv exes, each with Water enourh to 0 mill of fou stones; an some % OC) vtigsr trees. The baiid. ‘Dus consiet of swo two barna, mille and chener ousé, and al! the usnal cn> buildings of best class farm Water of the bees qua ity ts brought by acquednet oto eeh soure snd burn; “eueoe ond eversthing on sad about the gremites in good condition, The farm mill support fifty cows and the requisite tom for the farm vork. Tarma lib balf of the purchase money oan remain on bond montenge, or good ety wroperty would be takon in oxehn ‘or balf, “For further partionlacs inquire of SXSER A, HAWKINS, 27 Nassan otreet, Nex oral VAMILY GROCER.—FOR SALE, A CORNER STOSE in the vicinity of West strect: the upper part nearly peys the rent of the whole building. Will se nold lew price $450, owner being ob ized to selon account ot other busive |AKDS, 307 Broadwi FANCY STORE FOR SALE—THE STORE 18 Ty every way doriradle, being blishe doing a very fair bi tor telling is where abset Revo, Apply at at We SALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE i with from ip hank 4 to forty acres of land, ins fine stat ofenitivation, On the premires ix ® new and comsodiouy dweling Loure, with au the receveary outbuildings. A epeirg of pore coft water is brought into the house. There cB variety of eheive feult trees, a good kitehen snd orn bcn'al garden, apd & trout brook ve sieus' sd at twent vi joutes *rive from the ve od one mile from the sr em railroad station here prewie will be dirposed of, with citure nod farming evgils, roady for immediat» ocenp ie, nud balf of the son. ‘Terms favor perekeey mone) may remein on bond d mortgage, Further infvematio: a be bad upon application at the Catt kon HENRY DURELL. ‘SOR SSLE-£OME OF TI FINEST SOTLDT lots in the vicinity of New York, being about twe: putes walk from the city, srd lying in the city of Wil linmsburg. ‘ihege lots are selling from $250 to S00 ud SFI Flendid frama bouro, built in tho best manner, with al} the modern improvements, will he sold om very resana® , by Spplying to WM. CONGELY Ea, 292 North ‘eet, betwoen Ewen utr d Graham avenue, OR SALE—TWO HOUSES AND SIGHT LOTS, WITH ftables and out honses atte fruit treos, Croton porticn of heurchold In the Ww ches, £0 stores lnon*ion fs iucniths and desira ste This Property will be oderad at pri je il} tho lath of beotemnber, when, if not sold bofzre iP iil be bold at auction on the premises ood lovation in the ecuntey will be takea in exobange for thie propert it will be sold to suit the purchaser, Terms cacy. TH property ie situated on thescuth side of highty sevouth et, petween Third and Fourth avenuos Kor furthor ‘wlare apply to SILLICK & OSBOKN, Mighty-sixth near Fourth avenue AND OYSTER § OR SALE A DINING below w #11 ster ot, with a th Fill sell out chee wich street, im the raaronack estabaster oounty, “lav ul ite of OOH (TH. om thy OUND WIth near? aut) 8196 ean remy alow apply tod t UT 190. aC RES, is bis R SALE—NO, 2% FADE ASRS. STREET—A Spome dwelling house and lot. 26 feat wide by % foot Apply to Hee RY HILPON, 52 Broadaey- ‘OR SALE-ON VERY Basy TERMS, as) WILLIA"S. a eh Jecated burg, ® two story and basement house, of the beet Lusinoss thorough fares route vi rbigyards, ‘well si for s ili be sold on bora! terms. ws mat leaving the city. Inquire of Ry WilT- rect Williamsburg, near North Eleveuch N B.—Noagentsneed apply. IN WILLIAMSBURG.—TWO HOUSES alo at the north: f Wilson stro a Lee and Ditlaisn avamnges ‘the houses 8c in ‘rood etyle, with martle mant firat story, cevtre pieces, and sliding doors on t! lots are 25x108 Took, , &e. The Terme easy if applied for,socns For full particulara apply to. JAMES CARAGHER, M0 South Sixth stco.t, Willisiaa- or OR SALE VERY OHEAP—A WHITE MARBLE front hon, on fhird place, Prook < fhe house is {o avery ood location, is new, ae drones fal tamettar ie 1 foot nth fine ooart $30 $5.00 on boad OR SALF OR TO LET—%2 FULTON STREBT, THE lower part for a store, the upper part for » hovel, or tue wholefer s hotel Als. the basement 67 Chambors strost, bow used as @ restaurant, Inquire on the premises of each. Om: SALE OR EXOHANGE—A COUNTRY RESi ining foray neres. im the town of gmk cepot at Chapayns, Wee! ne uciullaings, spony of fruit and ir hie place rthar particulars apply to 6 tT ee Bat rourth ® to 10.4. M, and OR SALE OR TO LEASE—THE DESIRABLE AND clizibly situated cottage, at Smith's terrace, Staten Inlawd, wit atine ferry. The house ‘a now aud complete f articular, mandy an ensire viow of the bey and Narrows, 187 Broadway, room No. 14. Pek STORE zor Loe oe Pcihiigneys ab IN hi fiv with stock ry the lease of @ ASS ARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, THE LEASE AND FIX- turoe, or any part of the fixtnres te accommodate tho purehacer, of a store, wich dwelling attached. The looa- tion is one of the best ia the city for any business. Kent cheap. Inquire at No. 14 Carmine street, or of Mr. KUHN, 187 Wowery. Will be sold to-day, ns the ownor has left the city. venue, from it com. Apply at TATIONERY STORE FOR SALE—IN ONE OF THE dest locati in the city, Pay” fore a good and increas: ing business took ie ail i Or an active young man & inted with mé busi capital, would be taken as, & partner. ress, With real name, box 2,656 Post: 2 mal For particulars ad. 28. fp hoviel OF LOTS AT KEYPORT.—THE FOURTH SEMI putea sale of lots of the Florence and Keyport Compa By. me Fris take place on the a pee pperty, at Union, near Keyport riday, June 30, 9 The value and import f this location, as a harbor and depot, is so well ua: we only to pak: being seen. i. pnd 3B. if, Ion a Uni ps and informa: ay to hed at tho otleesof tle Company, st Usion, New York or Philadelphia. HE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF A VERY NEAT ‘two story house, west of Thompson streot. near Hous- for s private family. Will be sold at tion, the present tenant being anxious to loavo . Address, post paid, 8, G.B,; Swarta dispatch office, Chai ham square. ————————————————— FINANCIAL. 0.000 .cA8# ADVANCED IN ANY AMOUNT Awa Rateber, diamonds, ‘jewelry, silks cloths, and on ail kinds of eo 18, oF same bought liber: oath. Hberei, aud evrlotiy sate and sontden: tal ate tie Grand strest Loan Ofice, 281 Grand street, up trance Recves! daguerresn rooms. 10 LOAN—ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, J Jewelry, de. 2 or Doug for aaah. Good oity d ma w# of exchange, £e:, mounted, business eonhaeseels Mal, and promptly ° ig exsoned, 102 Nassau street, room Nb. kers and commission merchants. $5 0.000 70,2°aN ON BEAL ESTATE Ix THs SULKLRY, 81 Wall streots Porwoen ait ahal PM,’ © $45.00 zm TO LEND—ON BOND _ AND MORT- real estate, in tl ge, in various sums, on good productive 8 city or Brooklyn, that must be worth double the amount wanted. Apply to 8. 8. BROAD, Wall street. 1 $2. 000 esr for a term of years, on valuable roperty. A) L. H. PIGNOLET, 187 Greenwich steel, corner of Boy, 1. 00 WANTED, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, for two or three years, on vro apne in Morris county, New Jersey. Address Bond, Herald office, A GONFIDENTIAL BROKER—AF YOU WAVE goods of any kind and wish them sold for immodiate cash, Suitable Porton can be found by addressing Broxer, Broadwa: 47 Po ference given as to re: sponsibility and capsotty todo the buslaoas GENCY OF — STATE OF ILLINOIS.—NOTICE is hereby sive an instalment of $12 wi'lbe paidoa oe $1,000 Cs a hak of ele dei of Dlinois, at va haga TO $3000 WANTED ON BOND AND of th bscril after Monday, the third day of July next. W. yaDeW OTH & SHELDON, Interest Agenis, No. 2 Wall str. OF MONEY, IN LARGE OR SMALL Sdvance, or purchato at sight; morel ssewol Cope property or ooilateral the neible sud aafo Pa ai office, ovor the Pacitio bank, corner Broniwas a js. Terme liberal, XCHANGE AND BANKING OFFICE—WOOD & DUN- LAP, Cincinnati, Ohio,—Colleotions payable in Cin- sinnati remitted on the day of payment by first mail, de- ducting current rate of exchange only. For those payable ‘with exchange the face of the bill will be rgmitteu. For jollections at all other, pointe throughout the Wost, pro- tedonthe day that advice of payment is re- quarter commission. Having ro- wo are enabled to collect upon ERs anon. AM i poh ‘Beg. 'C: chard Berr BR. Ackly, Fan., Cash Finte , Ki mn it. Van Vieck & Rood, ban! J: M. Davios, Jones & Co,, importer . 106 William stroct. MO8k: ‘CASH ADVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS, watches, Jewelry, silverware, valnablos, aud poreonst roperty ny, ox bought for cash, KR. WOOD, 69 fu'- on street, eocond floor, front room, from 8 to 6 P.M. Spien- did oi paintings for sic. pater ce thea: es MONEE AT Eo BROADWAY, CASH ADVANCED ON watches, diamonds, silver ware, jewolry, wilks, cloths, Merchandise avd valuables of all kit or a) ht for carn, Businoss confidential. The highes pr aid in aueh, wt wesire Wert dd up Ker wel rvom A, srom 3 rhe @olock P.M Ore WATCHES. —GOLD COOPER DUPLEX AN) AND lever watches, some in hunting ceses, splendid time- keepers, for esle very low. at wholesale and retail, by G. C. ALLEN, ll Broadway. 11 street, second floor, ni CBRONOMETER WATCHES —VERY FINE POCKET chronometers, which run without auy perceptible vari- ation, for ale at’ less than usual p- ices, wholesale and ait G.C. ALLEN, U1 Wall street, second tloor, URGENSEN WATCHES —SPLENDIO JURGENSEN watches, levers avd chronometers, ‘sironnes time keepers, tor enle very low, wholesale and retail. eS —FINE ENGLISH etreet, second floor, ATENT LEVER WATCH patent lever wateles, in gold aud silver casos, jewe' in, fine time kecpers, for sale, wholesale and reti an usual prices, ALLEN, it Wall street, jecond floor. SPECTACLES, GOOD AND CHEAP, ACCURATELY SD pejusted to vision. and exshanged inte, if not entisfac tory hy Provessor FRANKS, Upticien by Uiploma to ths New York Kyo Horpital, and tacle maser to the Kyo Infirmary, No.2 Park row, opposite the Astor House, and at 52 Bowery. LIQUOKS, &C. 20) OOO LLP STYLE STOVE suass eoute dam gin, old club schnapps and Loo don cordial gin, brandies, wines, alee, porver, brown stout pagnes. &e for sale by W. UNDEAUILL twenty per con? beiow any other noose,” ao Broome sicvot AVANA SEGARS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.— ihe subscriber aol 0 call the atteation of connvis G seure to bi: a tg eb art; embracing most of the rere brands Hotel keepers, grocers and thers supplied Fes tne Jowert ra tes. . KENNBIH, 103 Wall street, Ft CHAZOURSES, SOLE AGENT {8 THe WNTTED States of Mi. Frost caheus, of Bordeaux, offers for : kg or box Franklin street cornee of tho suparior chatean Perpauccn, sedee, atnrety ibens: afaw onsos of the ecloorated chat-au Mar wed direct from the agent of the Marquis “0 Les mes; si€0, red and white Bordesax and Buranpdy champagne «f varios brands, sucerior Havanese Chemical candles. F. © continues the foroign and uge brokerage office, &3 Front strest, or 63 wines, cer domestic ex: Lrend street. a Zo tector Lirect’re for the ensuing vear, vis Iney, Josoph © Appisry, Benjamin Merriam, ting, Wm, C. Acthor, ob 8. Moroau, id Ogabury, Abram Durgco, B Nash Mosemnan, Wm. a Bro: men were duly 2 Thow William Je. enerer fi, Brown, Geo. H Franklin, 8 Woitteld, Benj, W. Clapp bert Soudder, ' Wil James F ent meeting ¥ Foq, wa" unanimonsly elseted ¥ of company for the next year ~—New York, April 13. 184. ROBT. D. WANT, Seorotary. TIRE INSURANCE COW yon row, corner of Chatham « cable terms. saat t loss ani 4 erchandire, &e damage by fre, FIRE £00,000, ; nd ArgOeR, Ags pt Janes Lorimer Grah # hivebor Varoum, ¥ Dwight, Jr, Fvan R Bebb, Clbere ly Bagekman, py M_ Strong, orrain Frooman, word Nxcomber, wre LET ALISM, Y ADDRESS one how to wri + (post paid) Mie OF TAR RECEIPT & spiriival or AN, Buflalo, N DTOA | taken in, BOARDING AND LODGING, BROADWAY.—A LARGE NEATLY FUR- VOGT sarcanita tery teont room and middle roses, fer rept. without bo: milling 10] xeom Logether. arg, to" two or thive quiet gentlemen, ini reo ihe feo fa steely" private, vat 3 in References required. the house. able. ite of rooms to let to with or without board; te yo Thi 64. BROADWAY —LARGE AND BESIRABLE SUITS -O of rooms, with full boatd; also, rooms for gontionen, an ‘be acbommodated ie sioutly, 5412 HOUSTON STREET, ONE BLOCK FROM Broadway —Good fazalibed rece to rent, together as house rate, a wih gt d bath room free, g bathing. Tihigg. bostiug, 20. AD. traveling Py to Mes M 37 Q FOURTH SUREET, NEAR LAFAYETTE PLACE. ‘ ri s Furnished apartments, with or without fall onrd, BROADWAY, ROOM 10.—THE 289 boarding exchange have crowds of boarders flocking ip daily, and the mapy ori: kee vers who eens ‘their amy with suoh boars Wiliiamobure 141 KIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE ctr TON HALT, Artor plict-A it of rooms to lot. with board, cn the second floor; also, # fine airy basemout ftved for an office. BQ East sixties ‘TH. STREET.—PRIVATE BOARD OL may be bad ute above hichly desirable lovation, either trensiontly. ex ‘permanentig, The rooma,are weil (urnished airy, and provided with gas, water, and plenty of closet room, suitable either for families orn few singio gentlemen, Reference of the highest character, GROVE STREET, NEAR BLEECKER, A HAND- Some muitof rooms containing overy improvement, Will he let with board, the occupant to have exclusive nse fb lcostion most desirable. Re- 4 Lhd NINETEEN TH SIRFET. BETWEEN Fi FrH sixth ne! ie ace eig rooms to let, wi bourd for familie tlemen, in a Grst cla obo References exe 88 WEST SEVENTEENTH STRERT.—GENTLEMEN ond thelr wives aud single gentlemen can now secure richly furpished rooms, with board. (private table if de- tired’) in one of the most desirable Ibcationsia the city. Apartments suite or 6 ferences exchanged, House bas all improvements x Union park promenade, HOWARD STREET, NEW YORK 37 NEAR ROADWAY.—A pleasant furnished room to let vo a sing'e gentleman, or gentieman andlacy with fail or ial beards Also, & single gentleman, single room for arm, cold and shower batl D5 WASHINGTON PLACE, BETWEEN BROADWAY and Washington park. Strangers visittug the city can be accommodated with large, airy apartments, The house contains all the modern improvements, 14. BOND, STRET, NEAR BROADWAY —ONE OR two desirable large rooms, with board, for gentlomen | and their wives: s1s0 rooms for single gentlemen, or two young ladios, The house has nd all modern conve- Riencos. Reference requ: A SECOND STORY 10 RENT TO GENTLEMEN, FUR- 16 whole floor Just vacated, The room lgktiel We samaee Sak eats be ae eCIaRe sepsri forall sud only ono block from the St. Nicholas and Me TO) AD Hy rooms. Please cal ia 1, or after 3 o'clock. at No, 8) Prince street, Gi baths: A SPLENDID SUITE OF FURNISHED PARLORS | with bedroom attached, to let at 33 Clint fine, cool, airy location, and house first o! Broadway s parlor and bedroom to a sing! A FURNISHED BEDROOM TO 1:1 ET—WiTH OR WITH- our partial board. Enquire at 27 Horatio street, Refor- ence exchanged. A BLEASANT PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO LnT, furnished or unfurni gether or separate, in = small private family. References given and required. Ap- ply at 04 Whito str — ek? § Ty Gaya, A all the genel fors party of gontle. HOUSE, PLEASANTLY LOCAT- dern improvements, would let t front room and bedroom on id. Apply Boar rou, OR PARTIAL, FOR TWO GENTLE- | men, & private family, No, 476 Greenwich street, ‘Terms moderate. BOARD GIN 4 FIRST CLASS HOUSE WEST OF AND ar Broadway: remarkably cool one, farni- bi aon new, bathe ety A generous table. Street | Bent feference required and'given. Please call at | BW Eliaton place, Rienth sree ‘OARD.—PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET, TO A GEN- Heman and wife, or two or, thres single gentlemen, Location very pleasant, 207 West Twentieth Street. Baths 0 mRe. Best re! and gas in the refer Convenient to Ninth avenue stazi OARD.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN ecting with folding doors, (wit for the lady) by addressing Widow, Union | equar =o Post House ly located. No: and reti d pleasant. | pay liberally in Bana Remon VERY BAND SOME ROOMS ARE VA- 0 Waverley place, which ean be had at BK ret able ae for the summer, by applying imu iy oc given and required, Rene aa FRONT PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO jet to a gentleman and bis wife or two single gontio- ite family, whero th e comforts of a home can ithe modern improvements, and contiguous droll 45 eat Twrenty-20- QOARD INA PRIVATE “PAMILY. —ANY PERSONS wishin a obtain board in ae ae will do eho 5° apply to J. Point, New Jer: baer a large with everythin; iene lnted to make the ass both plossantly an vaaroe- ably. His hoese is ‘outirely pet Dew, and While it s aie raesin) most promivent nit in the village, commands the o' fd cities of Now York, Brook. He would it to their 1 timen a day, by Whiteball street, also b; . ENYARD, Bergon Point, N. J. OLRD IN A PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY.—AN Amerioan, gentleman withing to practice the Nrench | language, can find a room, with full or partial bi French family. Loestion near Second avenne snd Fourth sees, Keferences exchanged, Addross B. P. ¥., Herald ce. OARD NEAR ST. JOHN receive but few boar three sivgle gent! a PARK.—A FAMILY, WHO can accommodate two or OF A Kentleman and hia wife, ‘The Fooms are veryisir ‘comfortably furnished The location | very desiraule, aud the fatally small and aulet,, thong 60: cial, Varma moderate and references exchan od. Hot and cold baths in the house. Apply #t No. 6 Beac t. Hn NEAR WASHINGTON SQUARS.—TWO SIN- ugle gentlemen can find Picssant rome on, second floor, in a tmail private fanily where no athes boarders ars taken. Rooms will be let to lodgers, or with broskfast aud toa. Ap- Ply at so. 214 Wooster street, Bese, IN BROOKLYN CONVENIENT TO SOUTH Wall atreot ferries: able location and pleasant a wife, or tingle gontle t No. Bad Henry strest, between Atinntio suites men. “Apply and Statevtr OARD IN BROOKLYN. —A GENTLEMAN AND wife and also ® single gentleman can be accommodated With'board in a family where there aro but few bourdera A pleasant location. dive minutes walk from Ful- ton ferry. Apply at £7 High ateret. OAKD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE FAMI- ly. oecnpying n first class house close to the Sonth ferry, Brooklyn, will be happy to accommodate one oF two gentlemen, or ® gentleman and hie wife, with board. Ro- renoes exchanged, Freuoh and English spoken by the Apply at 87 Pacitic street, between Henry and Hicks street, Brooklyn. OARD IN SOUTH | BROORLYN.—FINE ROOMS. Landsomely furnished, may be obtained by a few first clase boarders, in the now and nt house 320 Henry etreet easant and dosirable location, aud convenient to tho ferries. Keferences exc! OARD IN THE COUNTRY, ON THE HARLEM RAIL | roud, wanted by two gentlomen doiag business iv New York, Keferences exchanged. Address, with full particu lars, to A. J. C.. Herala office, Boke IN HOBOKEN --GENTLEMEN AND THEIR wives, or tingle gentlemen, may obtain good board and pleasant rooms Ly applying at 17 Washington terrace, one Binute' 's walk from the ferry, References exohangod. OaRD on ego ISLAND ~ PERSONS DESTROUS of obta\ eard in the country for the coming sum , May hear be a healthy ‘BY siigidle location in a p: family, by spplyin at Brook, or of the sol- sn honed eheamboat nerecast Good stabling for POARD WANTED—RY A SING > tbe vivinity of ( ilommond strecia. A i te exceed £4 por week. stating full partioulars, zie room preferred, and torma'aot Address Augustus, Herald office, YOARD WANTED—IN A QUIET FARM HOUSE, CON 2 ver iont of no 0 the city, for married jady, with beard forthe husband on Satercays and Sundaye of each w Add-ess, sith terms, location, dc, &. J. L., Union N THE COUNTRY, SITUATED Indy, infant and nurs D. &., Herald office, 6 OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN with beard. int jood pinntes walk of Wall ating scoommodations P. G. V., Borald ftreet or Sout. Gerry. Addrons, ond terme, which must be reasonable, office. BOARD WANTED 1, “HOBOKEN FOR TWO YouRG > m h two beds, Terms ne Bt RE ‘OUNTRY. MORE new botel 673 to 679 Crystal Pai i O- PLEASANT, 1 nt and chesper uh overloo® cod by Der weok, Cars every theoo minutes ae Rs. seater OARDING—TWO TANDSOWELY FURNISHED roome to let, together or separate, tle yn and Jady; the tired. on the w particu ars address Mente with board, to @ eation one of the most pleasant t side of and near Broxtway, For Sophia, Broadway Port Ontos board, le gantie BI Cathoriag atroet Secon FLOOR, entlomen or to bedroom at 108 tleman and wile: @ pmocnted. Apply OARDING—ROOMS ON THE neatly furniabed, to let with bon entlenan apd h men ean be o i families aud botrdjng hoase | iy. ‘The houso is newly | 5 | TOL BOARDING AND LODGING. —TWwO eter te LARGE KOOMS ON SECOND Nsbed. with bathe, t, near St. Jobo’ Iecations in the city.” eure Oret cists. OARDING—FURNISHE 94 Werren str tleman apd wite Powrvixc— ar ~ @24 BROADWAY. “Two GENTLE }| o their wives can he accommodated with desiray. ble rooms and board, transient or permanent, | OARDING MAY West Twent: | Ayenves. glecae eat t f recond street. betw ‘Tranelont or permans thoarsers will Gnd in thie, M1 furni ms BE OBTAINED AT 49 AND 51. n Fifth and Sixth speciou hy, and 09) 1 zallkoedar a erences tnexeepttonablo on OARDING ™ “BROOKLYN Ci YULTO: Fs aacrige with or lady wishes to ‘rout and haee room and fo yoo . to a few gentesl young nd m Polton ferry. en, sieablo; only two mil LARENDON ‘third avervée pear eption of horrders. arus bey whieh affor | Storer prantie door | the ferrie.~ fore sixpen HOUSK—AT sour " BROOKLYN, is now opened for ther Greenwor tly situated on Gow rds fino fn ery thi 6. | OUR TRY, BOARD - er dsted with be } ted. and e | mites from the ltyse. gellrrad every hour in H. B. L., bo i Oh TRY BOARD aif miles trom W famsly ean be nceow.mo: and rerrnats bait prise Mrs. D. H, Miller, Large and pio half hours from this eit bonntifully ait for ono or two gent gle room. ONE OR zme FAMILIES, TO. Aneel itles for aurf bathing abor nvenignt of secets either Py, aioe oe 1A tho day. from. 53 A. BM. e U BSe Pe ‘Since! Ina quiet family pret LOCATION THREE AND A te Plains or Rye depot. A small Terms $5 per week; childrom "For further perticulars adarost bite Plain QUNTEY ROAKD.—A FEW “GOOD ROOMS, WiTl board, for families or sin, ‘i rit fe bse, deiiehefa location in view nity atone mrer ac ees ‘i iadson Rive v + dreas box NO. £85 Post Ofer. ema URDISBED ROOMS TO LET—ONE LARGE roo Bay be inah ous two fy ‘I, fronting on the Battory, suitaole m. with or without board, and sev- ference required. Apply on the pre- No, 15 Stato street. e igh ‘3 URNISHED ROOM a tion, to let . and priv Bleecker 6 treete i ntlemen, with all Thi ARTIAL eae 78 experience Be plavo, ‘PERMANENT BOARD and infant, — pent must airably situated, wih Union. plac Hamilt nue ferry. Fooms with or without 68 pass the door, an wal ‘Warm and cold nisbed out board: also afront table dated D street, opposite St. John’s park. Bee FURNISHED ROOMS TO 1585 Avenue B ait"be eaquare, between Ninth an: at No. 5 University Place. Ris NEAR WASHINGTON PARK.—A SMALL FAs? amily could | soocmmadate s gentleman ai lems fare Puke at 208 Fourt! street &-—PARTORS AND siemens handsomely furnished, in a firs he, as bo. in an ope lemen only, witl without Apply at No, 4 LeRoy pls to Prornisnen OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR without board, for gentlemen and their wives, or sin; 0 are | gentlemen, in a fret cli Fre s house, with all the modern ments, at 175 East Sev eventeonth street. etc AND THEIR WIVE! mR can be accommod: with bo: Bath in th LET—aT Nt UNTRY BOARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEYAN: | and his wife, within one hour's distance from the eat by cars or steamboat post paid, box: 8 403 Post Otiice, ad H airy and 0 modern improvemonts, : S the door, oe f ateges pass WANTED—IN A HIGHLY RE. fpectable private fumily, by a lady who has had ‘am ‘would require the uee sie teacher; ry PAs pee ry wea to give iastruetion in vig or References exchanged. D WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, , two years old, in » private eo | Brooklyn. cr a short dist in th 01 ‘box 285 Post office, with full partioulary not exceed R cams erry ey FURNISHED ROOMS FOR TWO 0! three single gentlemen, in mall » or withou: bre: South Brooklyn, two ‘minutee OOMS TO “LET.—AN peg tl Poe] Bede room, with extension do, on board, No. Gree: oe d the Sixth ed Grea cars two Be baths, gas, do. OOMS TO LET.—_TWO LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR- rlors to let, gentlemen, with- Stsement, puilablen a wife, or two b pleasant near or Sixth avoau Largo and small, lish iat bath room the mod: 3o Pron a . Terms moder: TT GENTLEMEN.—&AGREEABLE ROOMS TO LET.— forvished or unfurnished, in suits or 1d and shor ny ve Lars pe G3 ec ywer baths in the house, Ate ps SOUTHERN ERS--UP TOWN BOARD. AN ENG- who has resided South, offers fino air ro"ms, to parties of Teupoctabilty. im provements: ant vvemen B atags ). near Madison ak Po sington are A'private table Hy desired, T° LET- a Rotgt nodes near Madleen s ure ofa Frank, Astor pl first class hous quire at 114 W 0 iT country residence from the oit; longer. Add: Zz bie reference ij hed Kighteenth street. 1H T fobteining bourd Please call at cur office fiven them wratin., Pri will nd i ele may and Variesy of fais! Btntos Hotel. are, would let the permet perlor and bedroom, without board. Addre etropolitan Post Office, american Bible House, a 10 LET—A EANDSOMELY F' . ox Pity Po and required, LET—ON&% FURNISHED ROOM, TO SINGLE GEN- tlemeu, without board. 0 Shair inter being partfoularly adapted for susolargrivate houses &e. maad WHO OccuRrEs, 4, SPLENDID en: one splendidly located oF acensi ah LET—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, TO tingle gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wiv: with'all ths modern improvem at Twenty sixth stroet, LET—-FURNISHED. PART OF AN BLEGANT x Grantifully ete ted, twelve miles ble. and room for ot for the summer, Office, Unexceptionas Inquire at 60 and 62 West E BOARDING EXCHANGE =PERSONS DESIROUS in this or Lata be eitios wilt where evory information will be vate families and boarding hou 6 to ou koa sheir names register cou Ne —WATER COOLBRS, yust what everybody wants, and proved to be the best arti- in didsrent size? 2268 Pearl street, moxs to Unived “and east iron rails yer & LAVERS, Re Agata i ae A! hag ooh ing of évar Shutters doors, suchors, portabTo iron Uitore of superior quatity, iron farm ) OOFse*ponding tes, de. Ord e'ully received and’ promptly exey cuted. ENY & LAVERS, 22 Grand treet campheno, or burning pheno and burning fluid dents per cuncing for the cheap iron wit and iron Rei in) verivty and style of be uerdé, and ali other loundry line forpiched prices. cimens to 2 found 2 Hays, Bc EWARD OF INDU f ine with « r' ted States, with whio. a rat all expenses. Sil ta in daily ure by nd can be incre strated to ny one app int tim and pls Buileinge, HOF be mort granted within Webster, of Mt ) for ‘This mochine ix hours of A.M. eda? Town, city, coun der. Bol Long Price comm Jemes oat +f “ 00 nw tha table will be wopel there will be the bes LOsRDING—A FEW FING, COOL, ATRY ROOMS, J euitabie fowfaimi\ios or outleinen, may be bad witha Tbowrd. nt the Bar 6 Noa, hand 5 ue, Routh Brooklyn, widhin a. batt roipute’s walk of the ferry. TF BAKKRR, | B ARDI GER GENTLEMEN OR GEN. deme n fall} of the proprietors to politan In every Foomms, oF for ae article warranted ns reprorented. i Caval street, third door east of Hindeon street, And St Duane street, a few d dry foot of Forty sixth street, Mort le thanks; sixo thie very king ‘wishes » be most wxce) et, expe toap —Wathington, «x Mansion, Daorn to ws the ory pal betore mo, March 22, 18M in oturing business for to the amount ef $00 000, 57 Bowery, From 6 000 to 18 (00 feet of (an rtrect, Now York elty, whore nil intorsete: dation for wes EGANT AND CHEAP | LAMPS, INCLUDING ALG new improvements and 1 fo eat patterns, ror qual ‘ives, N. BL THANGIS WHET nid; alse A xt red RON RAILING, &0.—CROWELL’S CELESRATED cart fron ratiny. without rivets, warramted twen:y five \ cheaper th: $ farm feney. Company make and pat the Fives rail: ‘The N ¥ Rhove. Bracke articles in rye with ors east «f Browdw wr nnd Meee PI Y, oxquieitel WN, fur #hieb 1 isity the Tuatral 28, 1853. © ‘T Lewis, Commissioner of Doods. Broadway; izt rooiue etreet; oklyn, Try HO WANTS A GooD wt T wil! soil» taunt. ight to ny man oe mm nved fu Ik t need In Hike proper Them thee eit ying by Lecter, ave of mating. 6 ‘Address ti Waite New York, MAN & FRENCH ‘snow Case Jo every style, eily br d satin wood, mahocaty, Ao,’ N, B.—Uld caves taken im exohiange. Ote dere are Viompty exvouted. YO SHERT METAL WORKERS. and ugefal s potent dated March lushie machine for aieking. Kind) shost motal tubing po wing exhipited in room No 12, at No now a, ty and Stato righta for sale communications (post paid) ren? Wy replied to in thelr ox- bat isi vi Pa! BS TBR, r AM Cres LH Je proprietors, HOTELS. ) HOTEL, CORNFR HUDSON lenmow ean be aecrmmodateg Sranoh New a © purchased toe rr pomodate bowed 6 inewont wa: ‘There is a daily oormmnat- + the Thou Haier, eonn Wave. thing A lara > 9 totention will take plae he sieamionte to wo up the ever 10 wea the intention in makiow the oy at eg for s physician, °