The New York Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1855, Page 8

614 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1855. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Sunpay, March 18—6 P. M. The past week has been an active and a bueyan’ ‘eae in the stock market. Prices geverally have a4- vanced, and a much stronger speculative feeliag nas appeared than we have before noticed. State stocks, railroad bonds, and some favorite railroad shares, have been in demand aj rapidly improving prices- The purchases for investment have been large, and tue fature presents many favorable features, Money + abundant and cheap; the banks easy in tx «ifferent departments, First rate basicess paper, sach as the banks want, is s:arce, owing to tne seat contraction of business. The limited amount of business doing in the different branches must sake this s:arcity permanent, and the a >cumulatioa of money cen find no immediate outlet exsopt through stock securitiss. This, undoubvedly, 1s the first cause of the enhancement of Stats stocks and railroad bonds; and wil!, witnout doubt, lead ult mately to considerable speca!ation in the stock mar- ket generally. Outsiders are looking closely into the character and condition of any stock they toach, and ‘will nct teke hold of anything not posssssing real merit. So long as they exercise tois caution, so long will they avoid those dangera which too often beset buyers. There are enough good securities on the market, with a good margin for an improve- ment, ard the attention of eps:ulators should bs confined to that class of stocks, We do notsee anything in the future calculated to prevent our having am easy money market. A very active revival of business might in a short time create a demand for capital, and our accumulations would become distributed ; but we do not see the slightest indica: ticns of a revival of business, but, on the contrary, evidences of a very moderate movement. Our im- portations have not been smaller, for the season, for Many years, and our indebtedness on the other side is at present a matter of no consequence. A good demand exists in England and on the Continent for our public securities, and the exportation of specie cannot, under any circumstances, reach an amount of any importance. Our gold receipta from Cali- fornia remain witbin oor own limits, and add largely to our metallic currency. Our banks are in a strong position, better fortified with specie than ever before, and on all sides of us are evidences of grow- ing prosperity. We are just entering upon anew growing season, when our farmers will provide for the cultivation of an unusual extent of ground. This, we trust, will Jead to an abundant harvest, and the remuneration of the producing classes throughout the country. A good crop next fall would set us all up again, and remove all vestiges of recent disas- ters. It has been many years since the United States occupied in the financial and commercial world euch a proud and independent position, and if we are disposed to conduct our foreign trade upon proper principles, we can maintain ourselves as we nowstand. The European war tested our resources to their utmost, and we have now nothing to fear from the continuation of hostilities in the Crimea, or in any other part of Europe. Albert H. Nicolay’s regulsr semi-weekly auction sales of stocks and bonds qiil take p!ace on Mon- day, the 19th instant, at 12} o’closk, at the Mer- ohant’s Exchange. The sale of For: Wayne and Bouthern Railroad bonds will take place on the 22d instant, not on the 24th, as stated yesterday. The Treasurer of the State of North Carolina will receive proposals at his cffice in Raleigh, until the 14th of April next, for the purchase ot one million of bonds, redeemable in thirty years. These bonds are issued by the State of North Carolina for the construction of the North Carolina Railroad; andia addition to the faith of the Btate, all the stock held by the State in said road, and the dividends arising from eaid stock are pledged for their redemption, ‘They will bear date the lst day of April, 1855, and will have coupons attached for the interest at six per cent. per annum, payable the firet days of April and October in each year. Both interest and prin- cipal will be payable at the Bank of the Republic, in the city of New York, unless where the purchaser preters to bave them payable at the Treasury of North Carolina. They will be issued in sums of one thousand dollars each. These bonds are by ex- press enactment exempted from taxation for any purpose. The State Treasurer of Michigan has advartised that the bills of the Government Stock Bank at Aun Arbor mast be sent in by the 28th of April next, and that a final dividend from the securities in his hands will be made on the 10th May next. * he annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of cértaic articles other than foreign dry goods imported inté this port during the week ending Friday, March 16, 1855:— CommERcr bes Port or New York—Werkty Imports, Value, Pkgs. ats $13,345 India rubber. tf 309 Musical ins’ts Surgical do.. Jewelry....-- Oil paintings. Mustard... Liquors" Sema 2 & of Old metal. Machinery. Molasses . hangings Perfumery... Potatoes. 96 | ms * 440 of merchandise put on the market du the week... “ $887,818 dry goods do, Govccceee 701,267 $1,689,085 importa in the week. exports do... Sxcess of imports over exports in the week.. $649,635 ‘The principal items of import during the week © © as follows:—Coffee, $50,108; brandy, $51,663; «ncwoaeed gins, $69,585; copper, $97,512; sugar, 107,209; tea, $49,523. Lb annexed statement exhibits the quantity and ©. .26 of certain articles exported from this port a.iog the week ending and including Friday, Naorch 16, distinguishing the destination and extent of ohipments to each place: — COMMBROR OF THX Port or New Yora—Wenacy Exports, ROTTRRDAM cCotton, ba... B40 $90,104 Potashes,bble 108 §: Beet vue 20 318 LR. goodsjcs 2 Honey, 4 2,526 book! “s 1 seer Sig! aert S486 Btaree: 66,000 Mabogany... 849 1,111 ingroottone 18 38h Tot... as taliation for the bigh erie feet om oO! which we are sure Wil need be farther Communcs or Cura. Ps on our oa Hava. ‘al. ‘or that purpose, we have com- Cotton, we $97,015 Whalefoots, on sais ‘Toa, chests, Corn, bu.40 ane Feet, tiere’s. 644 York, bbls. . 467 7,908 Calica Beas Baconlbabli 28 40,703 Sugar, bxs.. 28,080 Cop. ore, bbl $43, 673,892 5,108,634 4,272)913 1,196 526 1,161,604 1,716,201 7. se -1,790,066 1,554,043 aig America 1638, 146 21339); 360 1, To ve Importation on BO. aed + ae en #89 $8,104, 423 $5,256, 610 $8) 184, ods 2,048, 176 2,208, 323 1,365,910 1/208, 409 516, ‘ea 487,053 bd 238 are be. 75 ‘Turpemtin bbIs10 tty f 50 Lins, cakebl. 2,300 376 Lea cloth, ca, 650 Tob: ec, Load, 872 Yoeo Hops, bales. , 250 Drugs, cases 8,895 Furniture, cs. 50 Hair, bala. Beef, tierces 203 500 Bpan, America Sar Commxkcx oF Copa. Pee» on Spanish ¥¢ mses, ‘lobacco, bhds Calt rkina, cage..1 7 Toa tae 1,048,988 Ezportation on Borcign Vessels. 1850. 1 Vit. States. $8,274, 621 15 1, 078 12,083, 623 38,92 Coit 829 441,749 [1197/474 1,487'703 2,079/279 2 2 Charts, caase 1 If in 1358 the commerce between Cuba and distant Copper, cases 373 1 mounted to $5,607,016, aud England ‘on Spanish vessels n the near United States to only $76,491, j ‘suppose that if the retaliation on Spanish is our ports should be abolished, our impor ports to and from Cuba on Spanish vessels would at least amount to $10,000 a year. fers under that restrictimm: it ia our shipping that has the least profit of it, Abolish that duty, and French influence on Cubs will be diminished. long as England has with Cuba a commercial intercourse of annually over $12,000,000, she will do everything in her power to frustrate our expectation in regard to the The lessee of the Buffalo aud New York City Railroad bas made the foliowing report of the busi- nees of the road fron the date of his lea 2st of May, 1854, to the lat of January, 1855:— pee anp Nuw Yorx Crry Ratiroap, Fure skins, ‘bs Tes Cy our commerce that aul- Rosin, bbls.. 200 ee 1 Honey, casks. 216 W’bone,1bs.15,626 Cotton, bales 420 $16,055 Corn, bushels 500 F'rnit’re,pkgs 16 I R.goods,bxs 295 Paddy, bags. 469 Sb. pegs, bbls 485 on, pes 43 toes on 00 «G52, 728 Molasses, hhd 50 Rostn, bbls 4,131 Guano, tons. 986 Potashes,bbla 132 Staves......5,4 aed for by my lease, ha 9,709 $11,054 2 Site 100,255 wu sig dues sssseveasecrsssoeseeecOQjO00- 64,600 ‘The net earnings for seven monks and ten days, you 836 94 in excess of the amouat to pa; jonths interest on first pr, bonds. It eng be observed that the eeaeton 0 road are a large percentage necessarily a) #6, until the bly peas and whilst nse, express and other trains, ¢ for the New York cit; ‘business, giving more fit to # connect! of its receipts. TI 8 receipts are os idera- am compelled to run, ate BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN COLONIES. ee, Le 2, “Sor $29,562 ek pig @ due pro Itne, and that line refusing to bear an; the expenses. or-to ren‘er an equivalent the when I ‘fh? Attica and Butlalo, caused by wearing out of iron rails, considerable, and will continue to be ‘still great ensuing year. But with an increase of , vd r cent above the he decay oft ties, and the 32 Hemp, bales. ig in use, have been very the I, r. gds, cases fo stave igi 83 etl sides 531 Clocks, boxes rate): the es Moise The following is the statement jost put forth by the Cleveland and Toledo Railway Company, of their income account for the financial year ending 31st March:— Balance to credit of income 1st April, (time of payment of last dividend)... Earnings {rom April 1, 1854, to March 81, 1865, (March estimated) s....cscccceesererereee 7 ati me running expenses Ota 1, 1854, to March 31, fen estimated) inclu: ding’ taxes, salaries, kc. = upon bonds and BRITI: INDIES. Flour, bbls... 150 $1,462 Lumber,ft.120,000 $1,420 Total ...cccsesesercesoee seeeee * ARGENTINE REPUBLIC $469 Fire crackers. oa 2 Watches, box Sugar, boxes, 100 Rice, bbls... 100 Cassia, mats, 200 Lumber, tt. 180,000 = 80 NEW SOUTIL WALES. $3,362 Wood work... 2,403 Hardware, "500 Stoves, pligs. 196 500 Lumber, ft.402,067 site sseseee en ere $24,882 peek ere Ci 7 spot issued for construction ‘of ur, bbis.. 160 $1. “13 P northern division from Sandus- C, meal, bye. 165 Tobacco, Tbs.1,885 Peas & bns,bgs 35 Leather, net 2 Leaving balance to credit of income, sper B’ts & thoes,ca 4 Leaving a balance to credit of income The receipts of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for February, were:— For passengers.$30,076 33 For freight... 165,365 24 Totals.......$185,441 57 Other articles — $31,461 46 $216,903 03 As compared with February, 1854, this shows the followirg result: — caatere in sae 30 $248, 4 67 1855. 30,076 33 156, ; 1388 24 He. ware, vig $22, ‘bs 34 $8,902 92 19,084 25 6,227 67 $03,301 43 Inc. $9,414 28 $2,785 95 This shows @ decrease of receipts on the main stem of $94,415 30, and an increase of $6,149 63 on the Washington branch, making the total decrease on the receipts of the entire road $88,265 57, for the past month as compared with the corresponding month, of last year. }, Uther articles” — teseeseeny 88,618 Feb. 1854. $81,1 Sarurpay, March 17, tee ae she cl 6. Other articles) — ceeeeees «46,610 2000 N Carolina ies. 1000 Hud RS M Bae ish, ribet, 502 5000 Ill Cen RB. 80 50 Harlem pref. 800 Reading RR. Wicking, bals.. Potatoes, bbls, 25 Onions, bnhos, 98 Shooks,hhda.3,001 ly 50 Metropetitan Bk. my 5 Continental Bk.. Iron, bundles. 108 Rope, coils... 16 Machinery, cx, 49 Brandy, cases. Br'd &cks, bre 34 Boats, feet, 20°00 Other articles, — ti : so Clo. 61 Gal&Chicago RR. 20 Clev,C & Oin RR. Furniture, bx. $10,000 Mo 6’s.b30.. N Carolina 6's le 3 1000 Erie © Bde "62 2000 Erie C Bdy ‘71 10000 brie Bds 50 she Erie RR. 200 Other articles Bde 1000 N ¥ Cen RR, 2000 NY Cen 7's 5 Mich South ike 90 50 Panama RR...., 1 160 Dry Spa ab Mel & Hud Ca Co 126 $0 Fenn oat Go... cm 10 seat’ Cea 50 Nie sree Conid 16% 100 do.. Racarretario. 50 Chicago ‘" Rock Island RRex div CITY TRADE REPORT. Saterpay, March 17—6 P. Astixs were quiet, at $6 25 for both sorts, BreapaTorrs.—Flour.—Owing to the incle eather and the absence of the Africa's withoat change of mom bbls. inferior to common from $8 75 a $8 87, and to choice. Mi commot from $9 an a $97 nales of 1,500 Br. N. A. Colonies Argentine Repub. ew Indies. Tetal velue of exported daring prices, Abou Shavssaas spun Saatege susp walkie ‘The export trade of the past week was confined en- tirely to merchandise, no specie going forward direct. The entire foreign trade of the port is re- duced to the lowest point. It is many years since we have bad such « limited importation and expor- tation at this season. The Washington Globe eays :— Tt is at the present time matter of no Httle interest in how far our commerce, ity levied ia our porte op ‘Spaniad Yessola im ce: at $9 25 0 $10 75, ty. The sales of southern $9. $9 25 for common to ood brands, and $9 87 8810 87 for fancy and extra Gal'egos ood Haxall were $11 50, varied from $6 26 n $7 60. jersey, and $4 62 for Brandywine. Wheat —A lot of 1,000 busbels of white Pennsylvania sold at between $2 65.0 $2 60 per bushe! and sales limited. om store at V7e.; the latter figure for extra braced Cera meal was at Corn.—The market was 1,600 bushels Jersey yellow mixed from store was at 96¢. nn vee os dull, a at 81 aa 81 36, Oats were in better uote State and Western at orney WF 636, # OTe under the diserim|- 87 | nate ve, ont Seales wet ve nad Corron.—The sales embraced about jaan 2,000 Ualeng dining firm at the advance F¥rwcunTs,—Eo; vaulatand Getextes asaromsety Nat light. To Li- 8. verpoul, 50 tons Tastic were Grain was nominal, Bacon was at 15x., cotton was at 5 32d. to J-16d, asked. There waa nothing new to London or Havre. To Hremen, 300 bales of cotton were engaged at 34¢, 100 bbls provisions at 28 6d., and 40 tous measure- ment at 20s. To California, rates were unchanged. ‘To Antwerp, 100 bales of cotton were taken at ic. PROVISIONS.—Pork—The sales embraced small lots of old mess at $14 314 $14 37, and about 250 bbls. were sold at $14 26; pew do. was quiet atl6c Beef was steady, with pales of 200 @ 300 bbls. at old prices for country mers, Kc. Cut meats were steady, with sales of #50 boxes boneless short middles at Rc. Lge were at 7c, and bama varied from 9¢ a Ke. Lard—Sales of 200 @ 300 bbls. prime were reported ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED SVERY DAY. FOR §. JOR SALK—HOUSE AND 0. 61 KA3T TWEN- t th atreet. Lot 21 feet by half the piock’ 56, three atories and basement, with modern tmoprovements. Terms hveral. Apply at "382 First ave- aue, corner of Twenty-third street. WOR SALE—ONE FIRST CLAYS FOUR STORY AND basement brown stone frout house, 20 by 60 feet; Jot, 06 feet 9 inches deep, w with all the modera tnprove- mente, aituated at Kast Thirtioth strest, between ‘ourth and pris Inquire of JOHN W. PIRLL KM, Go bo at hit EW HOUSE FOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH.—A house on the south side of Thirty-tifth street the third house east from the Fourth avenue; is a new three story house, brown stone front, with all the modern improvements. Inquire of Mr. HARVEY, ut the house next door west of the ons for sale, for terms and to view the house. 12.000. FEAR CF 379, ACRES, ADJOINING North Shoro, 1. 1.; large and costly ings, brook springs, three orcha: it timber, &o.; 40 acres choice land, io, . $1400 can remain on mortge, Will oxchange. E. A. BUNCE, 212 Broadway, corner of Fulton, room No. 3. 3 OOOm~2OR, SALEGA RESTAURANT AND DI- ning saloon, fitted up i st) nd doing » aplén id bus of the city, together with A Ming, the proprietor wishin quire of GILBERT. MARSILA Chas, G. & D. Sanford, 246. 450. —FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, A CORNER paceny ‘and liquor store. The onl; 10 OW! ‘buildin; attached nutes rid: reason for selling to | both, 500 —TO SILVERSMITHS—AN ENTIRE SET OF ‘+ fixtures and tools, in complete Aha ity order, at a great snerifi if app immediately. fair opportunity for » now boginner, as ho will fad id mmence work, without loss of time. ply to FALKENAN, POLLACK rect. —LOTS FOR sALE.—SIX LOTS IN ‘and Twenty-ninth street, reot is paved and ii th tro beautifully located for improvemon Pecaro, No, 163 Hester street. 4.57, STREET—LOTS FOR SALE. WO Forty-fifth stroet, 100 fee enay. Apply to Jacob Pecare, Nor “a8 Henge HOUSES FOR SALE—THE FOUR story hrick houses No, 216 and No, 222 S A good investment; will be sold cheap, and oi Aleo, the four story double tenement brick ho No. ri Fast Twelfth street. Apply to Jacob Pecare, No. 16s Hester street. FOR SALE. ALS SEER DESIRABLE yore ON FIFTH 16th street; one do. do. Fortioth lo. 00 street near’ ‘Second MUSES APNE Se, 22 spruce Atront, POR SALES BROOKLYN, NO. 31 HENRY STREET The new three aa and wubecliar Pailadel- phia front house, ed om: te bes far- inquire of C. q tl NiCKERSON, Nornor of Clinton cad Betio streets, Brook- Fe SALE OR TO LET—A GENTEEL STONE FR house and stable fronting Carroll park, South man and wife would like to board terms made easy, Inquire of Dr. LEASH on ‘the promises. OR SALE OK TO LET—THE FOUR STORY HOUSE and lot, corner of Sixth avenuo and Thicty- firet street; also, the three story pen brown stone, front Dasement And counter collar, No. Woet Thirty fourth street, near Broadway, built in ‘the manner. Terms easy. Inawire of PU ‘SLY & RAY » corner of Broad- way and Thirty-fifth avreet, VOR SALE OR TO 1.27—a NEW TWO StuRY COTTAGE houseand lot, with nchea vegetable garde ofsmail shrubbery, situated on Main street, in of Portehester, five minutes walk from the New roa depot, a’ desirable residence for = business in New ¢ building geres good Iand, with fruit aud forest trooe. lying on the ee Port- ‘land Sound. ‘For terms, 2 East Twonty-siath ateeot, . borteh POR SALE OR TO LET-TWO NEW FOUR STORY English Pasomgnt dwellings in Twouty Ath street, noar the Seventh avenue, all the modern improvement; poss rs von immediately. ‘Apply to S. M. Barton, or W Hu. Hayes, 14 Cortlandt street. FPOR (SALE OR TO LETOTHE EAGLE | HOTEL, ew York,—Tuis hotel has juat been repaired, ue ed and papered throu,hout, and a large nddil rooms has just beon’ complet ed, making it one of the most commodious and oon- venient hotels in Western Now York. It is situated in the centre of the business part of the se only. & few rods from the railroad depo teansboat landing, the above prem: torm of years, with or loon, Tue above is a good opportunity for >ay person wishing to engage in hotel keeping. Possrasion given imme diately. "For further particulars, inquire of ‘OR SALE OR LEASE—IN THE FLOURISHING ve non, in Westohei ed ately ‘oooupied. b family grocery, with sales of $20,000 per annum, nnd tho bent fooation in. the place.” Tho stock in store and fixtures will also be disposed of with the Premines at a bargain. For further Bartilars, ing sire lin. im- mediately of ELLSWORTH CHESEBROUG! Fisetts of HENRY O- SCUDDER, HO Washtagton ttre” Pe SALE OR TO RENT, Gy BXCHANGR, FOR CITY Property—The Pavilion Hotel, at Port Washington, ‘Monmouth county, Ni iy, with the farniture, Tt had twenty ber lly situated, and hase landing on the prem whi tho steamboats to and from Red x stop regularly. Apply toN, BUNEL, 550 Houston wt, FISH BRIDGE =FOR SALF LOW, 9 ACRES OF ground with a beautiful wooded front, sloping gradually to Harlem Riv just above the a Water, and fit fori mprovel iy to H. W. Coombs, “2 triste adjoining), Brooklyn—ten mii ry. The above houses have.m: cellars, &c.. and two-thirds of main oh mortgage. Apply to Jacob WPocare, No. 163 Hestor stre CHANCE FOR A POOR MAN-—ONLY THREE OF beautifully located lotwin the Ninth ward of Brookly hres minutes walk 'from tho Fulton avenue Failroad. Will be sold in monthly instalments of ten dol- Aare, if ‘poled for before March 1, next. Apply to Jacob Pechro, No. 168 Hester street. HOUSE AND LOT TO EXCHANGE FOR DRY good:—Situated in South Brooklyn. five minutes walk from the ferry. House throe stories high, free stoue front, With all the modern, improvements, new, and bh ccoupied, Worth $10,000. Address USINESS FOR SALE.—THE Kbeded Shet ge irl IN. trade, offer to dispose of il porting of dom met 62 g 465 strest, OTTAGES FOR SALE CHEAP—A NICE BRICK cottage and lot in Foriieth street, ‘botwoen Lexington ¥ venues | also a frame’ cottage and lot on Becond, Doth pleasantly situated. Pi One haifcan remain on bond and mortgage, Inquire of T. TOWNSEND, 82 Nassau street, up stairs, LIFTON, STATEN ISLAN high ground, with fine vio sewerage. Alo lots on y) avenue, peculiarly adapted for and manu- ride apply to WW. VAN WAGENBR, Ib Posts buildings, Hanover ried or J. H. Siegert, "Vanderbilt House, Vanderbilt Landin RUG STORE FOR SALE—IN TI populated part of the city, doing be sold cheap, a8 the proprietor must go Wednesday next. Apply at 96 linynrd street. MOST DENSELY ood business; will to Europe on ARM FOR SALE OR TO Hage, four miles from Williamsburg Ferry, oontain in Bere Acres, with good house, barns, and other out ballaings, good well of water at the door; all kinds of fruit trees, For particulars inquire of JOHN D. OAKLEY, at the bridge near Calvary Cometery, —NEAR NEWTOWN VOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS HOUSE ON THIRTY- eighth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues; & trown stone house on Fourth place, Brookly Eighteenth , by Second avenue; handsome rosid at’ Carmansvilie’ azdWaghincton Heights, ADRIAN GRAFY, 64 Eighth avenue, by Forty-cighth street. OR SALE—A FARM OF 40%; ACRES OF LAND, IN A high state of cultivation, and stocked with a variety of choice fruit trees. The house and all out buildings are in very good order; the location remarkably healthy. Five minutes walk from the Madison depot, New Jerary. Apply to 8. R. REYNAL, ‘12 Old Slip, New York, or to N. . NAL. on the Premise; OR SALE—CHOICE LOTS NEAR MADISON SQUARE. —Two lots, connecting, on Twenty fifth and Twenty: sixth Streets, on the wosterly side of Trinity chapel, with three adjoining on Twenty sixth street; aleo hous variety of style, peice and location; two corners on Sixt avenue. Apply to JOHN 8, KELSO, 62 William streot, {OR SALE-THE DELAWARE BUILT $c HOONER Samuel Hall; carries 3800 b corn or 98 tons coal, Rew and in complets FOX & CO., © Wa RIOR SALE—THE FIRST ACLASS Brow STONE English basement ho} be Fitth and Sixth avenues bly adapted for a first claas dwelling. It nil for sale until the Ist of April. If not time, will be rented to good tenant. Inquire DRREY, 38 Ninth street, OR SALE—TWO FIVE-STORY BRICK BUILDINGS, with cellars, known as 653 and 655 Water street, in tl mth ward. Thi id buildings have three stores on the Mory, and a er at four fainilies on ench floor of each house, with all t! conveniences comple’ Each building is 25 feet front and rear, and St feet deep; each lot 25 tect by 70 feet doop.. Fifty per cent in on bond and moran e for three l. ‘or par: Uculars, apply to WILLIAM THOMAS, arctatect, 87 Chau, bers street. OR SALE—IN BROOKLYN, ON A RAILROAD nd only fitcen minuies’ walk from Peek slip ‘Ys genes two sud a half story basement an sounder cella: Kame house, well vatit, filed ta wit veek, piazza, French windows, marble mantels, water in kiteh d fixtures throughout; on the east side of Skill 100 yards south of Myrtle avenue raroad—it th house of a row of #ix. Good neighborhood. O—balf cash. Inquire of H. PHILLIPS, next OR SALE—TWO PLOTS OF GROUND, IN THE flourishing village of Olinville, beautifully located on izh ground, and not over three minutes’ walk ms Bridge depot. The oh other in th ld together or Particulars ingui PEBLES, 124 Grand street, orto E, WILLIAMS, EBdivision ttre JOR SALE—THE LEASE, FURNITURE, FIXTURES, &c., of the well known public house 228 Grand street, known as the Crystal. For p: rs, &e., &e., apply to GARRETT D. CLARK, 9 Barclay street. VOR SALE—THE FOLLOWING MODERN BUILT housee:—One on Warren Place, $10;000; ditto, Thir teenth street, near Eighth ue, ditto, Twenty sixth street, noar Eighth avenue, $5,750; do. do. near Sixth avenue, $11,000; ditto, Thirty-fifth strect, near Fifth ave nue, $10,000,’ A.J. BASSETT, No. 4, Astor Place. OR SALE—TO GROCERS AND OTHERS—THE FOUR #tory brick house and store, corner Sevonth avenue and thirty-fourth street, (wide strect) now occupied as x grocery. Will make one of the best stands in the city. Terms very enay. Inquire on the premises of SAMUEL SPARK FOR SALE- Ute: FIRST CLASS HOUSE 150 MACBOU gal strect, nenr Washington square, three anda half ato- ries and basement, with e: Nineteentn street y Apply to ROSS & EKVING, real ev ts 48 Eighth avenue, OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS FAMILY GROCERY ttore, situated on a corner, in one of the greatest busi ness thorough tares of the cit: eo lease, etock and fixtures are worth, at valuation, $2.00), The reoeipts are from a week. Apply to ©. B. HUWES & CO., 67 au street, room No. 6. FOR SALE CAN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR Fellows and Masons. A business which is exten rively psy and vbich has been establiehed eleven years. is offi red for sale, in consequence of the proprietor having too much business to attend to. Inquire of B. W. RICH ARDS, 907 Broadway GOR SAL & eroce OCK, FIXTUR! 1OK BUILDING t treet, in the 1 buildings have three stores ‘ou the and all the upper stories have four farailier on With all the necessary convenioaces complete, Each. building is 25 foct front wad rear, aad 51 fect deep; each lot 25 fet by 70 feet deep. Pifty per cont can remain on bond end mortenge for three years. Por par ticulars, apply to WILLIAM THOMAS, arcuitect, 37 Cham Vers street NR, fas yer = SMALL BRIC STORES Ge Paoific atroot, lot 25 dwelling on the corner of Court a1 th a ao Twoive lots in Pps a sak Grerarich ee0t, Ouse FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. —THE SPLEN- ment marble tront house, situ- ated ‘in kiya, fourth house frou ‘Smith street, between th atroets, finished in the most costly’ and elegant manner, with all the modern and Intost improvements, Will bo sold at s bargain, or exchanged for city Property. Terms Mite BAY 53 CHARLES HILLS hunt 230 Water street, OCKING BIRDS FOR SALE.—NINE SPLENDID ; these birds are from two to three years elled by any in the city. Apply at zine tte "Fourth street, ‘OTICE.—TO SEA CAPTAINS AND OTHERS a on hong J Journeys. For sale, a ehild’s caul; price Address A. C., Herald office. AP ae HANGING ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE cheap, with a first rate run of good custom. Ront very low. and pomession given immediately, Inquire at 19 avo- nue ILOT BOnT, YACHT, THE OYSTER OR FRUIT trade—Will answer for either—A sharp schooner, of 8) tons and very fast sailer, in complete order, for sale at a great sacrifice, if purchased snes DE MOTT, 17 Sprace street. ROPERTY IN NEW YORK TO EXCHANGE FOR Fronerty in Brooklyn, Bergen or “Newtown. first claes four story house ard lot to exchange for ait farm ora large two story cottage about three miles from the ferry. Apply at 476 Fourth street. TEAM ENGINE AND BOILER YOR SALETA SIX b horee engine boiler, turners’ lathes, tools, &c. Apply ry the premises, 30) Bleecker street, ‘between Hisiamend ‘and Bauk stree' TEAM ENGINE FOR SALE—ONE THREE HORSE power steam engine, with boiler and fixtures, now ran- pines in good order. The Ahonen ean be rented from first Hig, ynauire at t ncoo manufactory of WELLE & MAYER, Ye Uinyttic streets 0 JEWELLERS—A MANUFACTORY FOR §. bar been lished about four years, doing trade, with all the toois and fixtures requisite to o moderate business, Apply at No, 35 Reade stroct, filth etory. Terms easy. 10 PHYSICIANS—A MEDICAL OFFICE FOR SAL for about what the furciture cost. Has & good pr ted and would cellent opportunity for s himeeit in good. city practice. ning between 4 and 7, at 19) Rivington stroet, 0 PRUGGISIS AND APOTHECARIES—A NEATLY fitted ups rly ne ated in one of the best aven ‘well ‘stocked and doing mgood, busl- Ress. Apply at oneo te F. HALE, Medical Labelfer, No. 3) su atreet (0 DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS.—A DESIRABLE store for sale, measly, Seaeen and complete in ever; Feapect. ze opportunity for & youn, sician. Apply at Once to F. HALE, medieallabelies, aU Nesausttests veiling Apply ¢ to F. HAL! ____ COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES, —PARTNFR WANTED, $5.00 000. above capital, to join i great value. “Address, with Foal name, D, G., Horald office, $1500 Ai 2OUNG, BUSINESS MAN HAVING of + this amoui hing to embark ina Lighly respectable bu: cf an excellent oppor tunity of realizin ‘A modical student pre- ferred. Address Portune, Herald office, ZOO HA ZARINER 10 PURCHASE ONE-WALP + interest in one of the best. paying businesses in the city. The business will pay from $1.20) to $1.00 a year to each par d no done exclusively for cach. Aprly toc. b. HOWES, u atreet, room No. 6. A TARINER WANTED IN ONE OF THE BEST DA guerrean galleries in the city. A first rate operator, with tome 1 find this a chance seldom offered. Ad° dress Arti¢ 0, Herald office, ARTNER WANTED—TO JOIN THE ADVERTIS in the restaurant and oyster business, well established. Acwall capital required. One used to the business pre ferred. Enquire at No. 58 Leonard street, basement, between the hours of 1] and 12 A.M. PHOLSTERER.—THE |. nite R, FORMERLY OF MR. Bandonini’s rich upto! wishes to find a partnor who pot fs some capical, active or special, or ts make rome other favorable arrangement, either in this city or ecuntry, Address F. M,, 204 Brosdway, office of Mr. Sattig BR id. CLOTHING, &. A LARGE QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING wanted. Gentlemen having left-off wearing spparel It Tots, shall receive the very ng at or addressing Ti 3 , between City Hall plas and JAST OF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED— Lad lemen linving any of t nd cash price, by sending for the sub ecriber at Lis residence, or by ough the Fost Office. 5. COHEN, 66 Elm street. N. B—Ladie! attended by Mrs. C CARRS an noon, orci C*s oie AMOUNT, ‘ah Jory Ud y gonerily. fated meray, _— ONEY £0 LOAN.—PERSONS REQUIRING TEMPO- rey, fora a vine ertate, tte ee ie oe ‘accommo- a view ay liberal’ a pheno oh and fidence ia all eaees, at the Empire Loan ‘and Agency Ofice, 32 Breadway. joa ER a Sa MONEY TO LOAN, ON DI DS, $550. 000 Watches and jewelry, dry good vi gone on hud cther personal property, or bought tur cn Good ety stocks, notes, bonds aud mortzazes, Bille of exo tint Business confidential id promptl, went Nassau street, room Ne, 2, second Noor. Ti sate 4 CO., Brokers and’ Commission Merchants, $80,000 "itt pated T EA ca je, in this city, It will ‘ea ee to suit a real esti applicants. Apply to S. 8. Boab, N «| $25. 000. — MONEY LIRBK AL LY ADVANCED oN ff Ww ‘all atroot ? watches, jewelry, awa f pistols, &c., cr bought for cash. Business coni Serena wale 7 nt the Loan | notre 237 Grand WoouLEy, dential and safe. street, corner of Ihewury, second floor $20.000.sarci or merchandise of ever: 212 Broadway, and 153 6.000.742 LIBERAL BONUS WILL BE GIVEN + for this #uin on bond and mortgage for five worth $10,000, and insured for yt sum, f whieh there is an unexpired lease of most improving locality in thls, oi cookeane investment. Addross X. years, on a build erected on groun ears, in ‘This will be found Herald office, tor o baa $ 2 25,000, $2,500—-TO LOAN ON BOND AND y = . mortgage, on improved city proj » Ap toS. 8. RIKER, 150 Nawsnu street, teiurtd bi XD DOLLARS WANT and lucrative meol ddress A. J., Heral: ot $5, YOO AND $3.50) T0 LOAN ON PRODUCTIVE city ‘property, worth at loast double the her need he offered. Apply at the Union ¢ Office, No. 3 Everett House, corner of nd Seventeenth street, EYES & HOAGLAND. 2.500 WANTED, FOR THREE OR FOUR YEARS, ‘on two brick housce located om ® good) corner town. The pro) propert: 'y is worth $9,000. Address M. D., Herald office, Box 183, $600-"AXt (gar ote, 2 iberal bonwe will be Wee square post office, with real name, A SHORT TIME, FOR ead security, and interest, ‘Adare: ZL M., U sitig when wa tater: ANY, AMOUNT CAN BE SAD ON DIAMOND, tches, jewelry, sagneh (oa ght out.) commission bu- ni kind tended to, at the Confidential Loan Commission ‘Omics, 146 William street, back offtoe, ASH LIBERALLY ADVANCED ON HOUSEHOLD furniture, piano fortes, watches, diamonds, silver ware, fire arms, nautical inatram description, left. to be sold at price paia for the above at th ONEY TO 1.2AN, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE—IN sume of d upwards, to suit appli Yory ddsirable investment property for sale Squnro Real Estate Office, No. 3 Rverett: Ho Fourth avenue and Seventeenth atroet. KEYES & HOAGLAND. ORTH CAROL. NA SIX PER cast AE Sal STOCKS. —Treasury M 1°55.—Sealed Paget? Wo'clock A. M. of the lith of April of one million dollars in bonds, ray bonds are issued by the State of orth Cneelion. “for the construction of the North Carolina Railroad; and in addi- tion to the ign of the State, all the sto: oie of April and Ootover in ware oth interest and principal will be payable at the Bank of ablio, in the sity ot New unless whero the fers to have thom payable at the Treasury of They will be issued in sums of one thousand dollars oxen. These bouds aie by express enactment,exempted from tax: ation tor any purpos Parties bidcing will please acdreas their letters, ondorsod, <<Froposals for North Carolina stooks,"’ to the undersigned, at Raleigh, N.C. ‘They will also sta what kind’ of funds they propose to pa: The bids will ne opened at 10 o'clock A. M., of the April next in the presen t what point, and in hb ptroller ot State, aud of GoW, Mori od Pe and Com, ler 0! a nil 01 lordecai, President of the Bank of the State ot North Carolina. ‘The undersigned reserves the right of accepting such bids, in whole or in part, as may be deemed most advantageous to je State Successful bidders will be re required, as 600 of the ayceptance of their bids, to deposit in bank th of their bids, with the accrued int the eredit of the ‘Ire f This deposit may in the Beak of the Repubiic, Now York, the ‘Beak of the State of North Carolina, or the Bank of Capo Fear, Raleigh. Documents showing the extent 0 the rosources of tho State and the smo ay be had at this office, or on app BROWN & DE RUSSETT, city of New D. W. COUR Public Treasurer of North Carolina. EXTRA PAY. TN ae EY OUNTY LAND NOW 160 ACRES—TO ALL UNITED States sailors, goldiers und others, im any war nee 1700. xtra bay promptiy paid. “Land warranta obtained, bought and sold; pensions procured; lands axtre pay, or balance eoming to widows and heirs of deceased United sailors and soldiers collected, gainat the United States reco: bigs by EDWARD BISELL, ent and late Pur: + Lu Wall iF ae hh YQOUNTY LAND.—SOLDIARS, SAILORS, &0., AND the widows of those deceased in any war since 790, by the late act of Congress are entitled to 160 acres land, and ean obtain the stme at the old established agency, 66 Chatham street. Kvidence of service of those — that have reeetved part on file. CALVIN W. SMITH, Successor to late N. Haight. 500 LAND WARRANT: TED—OF Pwd tigi ts { can nd Florids f n joe will oy ly to G. assan street, wo doors froin Wall stroot. 2OUNTY LAND AGENCY, OF THE VETERAN CORPS of the war of 1812, of the city of {sous Leong iy ‘he Pace to be paid into the charity fum e Corps, street, wonth aide, four doves below Beckmac.” Otce beers Hata | TRAYMOND, o Major A. DALLY, Jr. + ae oa Aa}. Gen. fe W RYCKMAN, ts Ey the Corps OUNTY LAND—BOUNTY LAND AGENCY, nts ne located, bought and sold, old Py . P. 8, HOES, formerly M. Myers, 229 Broadway, toruer of Barclay street. ct en EY OUNTY LAND.—ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY revolutionary. patriots. P “estou of every "a riptons of revol patrio' Pensions of every ‘dose legal and n arial hs Passports, &c., vel pe Gomactetlener tar toe several (pagal M GRANDIN, Public, No, 79 Nassua street. PERSONS ENTITLED TO the Inte aot of Congress, can have them properly collected om Spplication to TAYLOR BROTHERS, Banker 76 Wall street, corner oe Poart. OUNTY LAND TO ARMY AND NAVY.—ALL SOL- ‘lors who served in any war s re, are entitled te 1 ners: can obi taut for the some, of Gn, SHUFBLDT, Bo. 2 Naseau street, two doors from Wall Street. Bown, LAND, AND PENSION CLAIMS UNDER the Inte Int of 88, promptly and legally cuted Ly GEORGE WOO! racy at law, 4b Wil. Liam etreet, between Wall aud Pine streets, A rat floor” OUNTY LAND—ALL THE NEW FORMS RECEIVED direct from Mma oe Let all soldiers, sailors, ply, At onee at the Bounty Trend Omioe, PITKIN & DIXEY, Claim Agoute LDIERS, sarc for Army ard Navy, OUNTY LANDS, ¥ all others who se: widows or minor children,) btain their warn old eatablisned office, No. 37 Cham! Price, by vending for the or through the Post Office DUSSELDORE, 18 Elm street. PF CLOTHING —A LARGE QUA anted.—The highest price given, and cash . Gentlemen having Koi iD or address, Orange \LOTHIN ft pe altered or repaired at rt erticles sent for by A. CORTL is 7 OUTHS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.—JO3EPB B. Close, Bailey & Co., No. 8 Park place, opposite ¢ City Hall, bave now on hand the best ausoried apring and summer stock and styles to be found in the States, and suitable for all ages, from three to twenty vears old, at wholessie and for Greatly reduced petess. COAL, &C. .! COAL! $5 PER TON—THE P EOPL® 8 co. RT ae coived at the agency, from those who make immediate ap. Heation, to te delivered in New York, Williameburg 5¢ Brooklyn. Institutions, hotel quantities of coal should ma Cure the advautages offered by this meeney LD SOLD! titled to House and Bs unty F 0. 482 Pennsy) All the officers, soldiers, sailors, marines, wi Wamsters, flotilla men, chaplains and clerks, (or thett ing widows yar in which th oF & period of fourt are entitled to one bundre: ot of Congrers approved n3, ob Those dy received forty acres will be entitled 80. 0ne hu and twenty sores additional, and those who have recoived eighty acres will be entitled to eighty sores additional, Per. sone ontitied under this act can bi mi minor children.) wba served in the army or is 601 been ongaged him 0 prepare the pu paid for land warrants, HAMILTON GF. Refers to G.C, Crammer, President of D.C. BOW. Clark, Ded «A Co. ankers, Balti Hon. John eral Land (fice: flea, 1 tons, Letters postpaid BOUNTY LAND AG 4 warrants for soldiers, &e 4 note gargs purchased. (ise hours BA. M. ti SP. B. ES R.A JOHN D. STROW, Attorneys at Law, of No. 25, mp stairs, 401 the army or navy in any ot the ware b 160 nores of ** hey A Thore who reovived 40 of 80 cree cam obtain the balance. Ne soars whatever untd te are oollens ted, A dese as he ageat iy . veree jacorment. ASTROLOGY. Me MORROW WILL oy LADIES p VATE res on all comcerns of Residence 0 Bowery, aoar First