The New York Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1855, Page 4

2 FINANC D a ae MONEY MAR ‘Weowespay, J Cale M. ‘There was a better feeling in the stock market to day. Reading and Erie Railroad stocks continue the favorites, at improving prices. There was e little more activity te-day in State stocks and railroad bonds, but prices do mot show any material alteration. At the first board, New Jersey Zinc advanced 3 per cent; Nicaragua ‘Pranait, 4; Cumberland, };; New York Central Railroad, 34; Erie Railroad, 34; Harlem, 1; Reading Railroad, 34; Michigan Centra) RatJroad, ; Michigan Southern Rail- read, , Hudson River Railroad declined 5 per cent; Panama Railroad, 34; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 4; @leveland and Toledo Railroad, \{. The law proceedings ‘against certain directors and managers of the Nicaragua ‘Transit Company have terminated just as we antici- pated, and the psrties concerned hava not secomplished the object aimed at. The market price of the stock has nobvaried more than a fraction during the arguments, ee those who sold stock, with the impression that a ald be created, and lower prices rule, have sim- ay mete mistake, Panama Railroad stock is selling again below par. The extravagant statements made upen the opening of this road, regarding its future earn- ings, have not thus far been realized, and probably will not be. The stock advanced largely and rapidly, in an- ticipation of immense receipts; and it was our opinion at that time,-that a more favorable time to realize would Bet soon eceur again. ‘The following sales of bonds were made at auction to- 10,000 New Orleans Cit; 2,000 Great Western (Ill.) Ri 5,000 North’n Inda Goshen Branch BR te: a suction to day, after the adjournment of the board :— 96,000 Ohio Sixes. . sseoes int added. HH 7,000 N. Y. and New Haven Re’ 7's, °50., do. 5,000 Ohio and Missiasi ippi RR 2a mort... 5,€00 Cleveland and Toledo Incomes....... 5,300 Cin., Wilm’gtn & Zanesville RR 2d mg do. 1 Li 000 Cincinnati snd Chicago RR Ist mort. do. 4 660 Interest bonds Cin. and Indianapolis RR. 60 2C0 Hamilton and Dayton RR. scrip 10 shares Shoe and Leather Bank. 25 de. Market Insurance Co.. 1836 40 do. Hamilton and Dayton Ri mr 22 do. Little Miami RR........ 1043¢ 20 do. Cincinnati and Indianapo! 50% At the second board the market was well sustained, but not active. Cumberland coal advanced 1¢ per cent; Erie Railroad, {; New York Central Railroad, %. Hud- son River Railroad was weak, and closed with a down. ward tendency. The transactions at the Arsistant Treasurer's office to- day were as fellows :-— Paid cn eee account. see» $100,627 93 Received do. 63,591 17 Balance do. 3,233,021 12 Paid for Assay offi "170, 841 15 Paid on disbursing 45, 378,79 We are informed that Page, Bacon & Co. have executed ‘an assignment to Daniel Hoadley, of all treasure and pro- perty of whatsoever kind, which may have been forward- ed from San Francisco to this place, since the 16th of March, and up to and including the 9th April, to pay in fall all drafts drawn from the 9th to 16th of March, both fmelusive—then to pay, not exceeding fifty per cent, on rafts drawn subsequent to the 16th of March, ani up to and including 9th April, After the arrival of the remit- tance of the 9th April from San Francisco, should there be s surping in the hands of the assignee, after payment im full of the first named drafts, and fifty per cent on those subsequent thereto, then said surplus is first to be used pro rata, or in payment in full of said last named drafts, ‘and the balance, if any, to go to the general creditors of the firm, share and share alike. We understand the reasons for preferring the drafts drawn from the 9th to 16th March, are, that parties who came forward to 2'1 the house in resuming business, by buying their ¢2- ebange and giving them money for same, under such cir- e@umstances, areentitled to considerations which those he came in subsequently, and after the house had re- sumed, and purchased in the regular course of business, are not. Holders of drafts should retain them and not gend them;to San Francisco, forall the funds of the firm fer their liquidation will bejplaced in the hanis of the assignee here. The steamship Asia, from Boston for Liverpool, to-day, carried out $690,000 in American gold, and £125 in Eng- ish silver. ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 9th inst., were: Her the redemption of s:ock $28,911 37 Fer paying Treasury debts. 1,166 02 Customs.. ‘657 60 Forthe War Department 184,794 52 For repaying in the War Departmen 6,364 60 Fer the Navy Departmen is 117,852 75 For the Interior sewers 1,587 66 ‘The notes of the suspended ‘tree banks of Tlinois are mow redeemea at par by the Auditor of that State; he having, in compliance with the law, sold the stocks which were pledged for security of the notes. The sus- pended bank notes of Wisconsin are also redeemed in the same way. ‘The gales of lands of the Illinois Central Railroad Com- pany from the 12th of February to the Ist inst., were:— Pre emption lands, acres Mort, lands, acres.. Free lands, acres... Botal Ser08.....sseecescersere e+ vsats gggea STATS Total sales........... ae Of these sales the mortgage lands averaged $10 14 per aere;. and free lands $24 12 per acre. In the Senate of this State Mr. Spencer, of the Bank Committee, read a note from E. J. Brown, Esq., Prosi- dent of the Manhattan Savings Institution of this city, stating that an error exists in the report of the Bank Committee on Savings Banks, which does great injustice to the institution over which he presides. The error is im showing a deficit of more than $130,000 in the cas! item of its assets, whereas a correct statement shows a surplus of more than twenty-one thousand dollars. Mr. Spencer read the following table showing the true con- dition of the bank :— Loans om bonds and mortgages............ 737,229 61 Etocks and bonds owned by the institution 129,495 QQ Leans on call $136,020 87 Cash in bank: ++ 66,888 64— 222 909 61 +» $1,089,634 02 Jan. 1, . $1,068,569 96 2 S064 06—$1,009,634 02 ‘The Commercial Bank of New Orieans has declared a @ividend of four and one-half percent. fhe Suffolk In- surance Company of Boston has declared a dividend of four per cent, payable on demand. The Cochituate Fire Jos urance Company a semi-annual dividend of four per eent. ‘The receipts of the Chicago, Burlington and Quiscy Railroad Company for the months of January and Feb- vuary, 1855, amounted to $41,623 51, against $28,732 8 for the same time last year. It will be remembered that the road was entirely closed by snow from January 20 to February 27, while from the 7th to the 13th of February it was only operated 13 miles of its length. From the 98d to the Zith of February, likewise, no trains ran upon the road, A comparison of the aggregate movement in the lead- mg departments of the banks of Boston, during each of the past three weoks, exhibits the anaexed resulte:— Baxks oF Boston. March 26. April 2 April 9, Loane and dise’ts... $52,655,205 62,242.260 52,800,456 Speeie.. 344,351 3,288,318 87362/213 strom other banks 1,688,838 7,686,365 9,644,847 we to other banks,, 6,677,321 6,460,530 _7\368)678 T eporita .., . 14,290,334 14,241,883 15;159'314 (ireulation 6,937,(99 6,844,831 7,9481597 ‘There has been an increase since the returns for the {4 inst., in every department. ‘The gross receipts of the Southern Michigan and North- ¢ rn Indiana Railroad Company for the first three months im each of the past two years, have been as follows:— MicmGay Sovrnery ann ee? Inptawa Rareroap, 55. January. $88,325'32 $190,171 37 93,797 68 106,968 00 | 149,586 94 196,677 00 CS $951,700 34 $129,918 at Increase in 1856 ++ ones «891,207 08 But for the obstractions from deop snows in Februs- ry, the increase in receipts that month would have been mueh greater. ‘The following is a description of counterfeit fives on the Bank of Commerce, Boston, which have receatly been put in circulation:—The vignetté consists of a fe- male, the Goddess of Liberty, holding s spear, on which # liberty cap is placed, in her right hand, hand points to serolljon which the words “ and Comme: se” are scribed. On the left hand side of the emale ir a train of railroad care, under heed way, com. counterfeit isa new one, agd ‘likely to deceive the un- wary, Wreaths of flowers encircle the figures “5” on the bill. ‘The Bankers’ Magazine furnishes the returns of cir- culation of the private and joint stock banks in England and Wales for the four weeks ending the 17th of Feb. ruary, and gives the following as the average weekly circulation of those banks during the past month, vis:— Private ese. . Joint stock banks ” ecerase —— Average weekly circulation ............... £6,819,210 On comparing the above with the returns for the eethenneny ending the 20th of January last, ‘it rae Cecrease in the circulation of the private dank ka ee ore s+. £128,677 A ecrease in ‘the circulation ‘of the joint Stock DANKE Of... .ccesesssceeseeserseese 97,859 Deorease on the month.........ss+eess++++ £226,538 And, as compared with the return for the corresponding period of last year, viz. February 18, 1854, it shows— Ade>rease in the circulation of the private banks of,... decrease in stock banks of Decrease on the year, On comparing the above with the: amounts of the fized issues, the following appears to be the comparative state of the efrculation,— The private banks are below their fixed issues £787,983 The joint stock banks are below wpa fixed IBSWOP ss. seseseees seen elo bde: bosauio AAR Total below their fixed issue..........+0. £1,107,356 The annual aecounts of the Bank of England just pre- sented io Parliament, show that the amount of all Ex- chequer bills, Treasury bills, or other government securities which were purchased by the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, or on whish any sums were, lent or advanced by the said Bank of England, during the year ending the 5th of January, 1855, includ- ed the following sums, viz :—In the quarter ending the 6th of April, 1854, £3,711,201; in the quarter ending the 5th of July, £790,000; in the same quarter, £5,852,048; in the quarter ending the 10th of October, £500,000; in the same quarter, £4,029,289; and in the quarter ending the Sth of January, 1855, £2,460,582. All these advances were made on the growing produce of the Consolidated Fund. There were also advanced on Exchequer bills two sums of £1,760,000 and £800,450. All these amounts were paid off during the year, except £235,000, which remained undischarged in the hands of the Bank on the 5th of January last. The balances issued for the pay- ment of dividends due and not demanded, ani‘for the payment of lottery prizes or benefits not claimed, amour ted as follows, viz :—On the 5th of April, 1854, to £1,099,209, of which £990,953 was advanced to govern- ment; on the 5th of July to £1,079,164, of which £979,- 164 was advanced to government; on the 10th of October to £1,013,298, of which £913,203 was advanced to gov- ernment; and on the Sth of January, 1855, £1,066,081, of which £013,208 (the same sum as in the preceding quarter) was advanced to the government. The sums left in the Bank of England consequently amounted on the above quarter days to £108,256, £100,000, £100,000, and £152,788, respectively. An account of the receipt and expenditure of the sum of £2,794,722 during the year 1854 by the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, shows that the greater portion of the receipts acerued from ‘cash received at sundry times from the Exchequer,” and that nearly all of this cash, or £2,771,597, was expended in the purchase of Ex- chequer bills. The rest of the receipts were appropriat- ed to the purchase of £2,974 Consols, and £24,921 Re- @uced Annuities Consolidated. A supplementary return states that on the 16th of February, 1854, Mr. Gladstone. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, applied to the Bank for advances on Exchequer bills of sush sums as should not Teave a larger amount of the said bills in the hands of the Governor of the Bank than £1,000,000; and that on the 8th of June, 1854, a similar advance was requested to the amount of £750,000. Both requests were com" plied with by the Court of Directors of the Bank of Eng- land. Stock Exchange. Wanymspay, April 11,1865, 2 sha Erie RR. 30 $10,000 Ind. State 5’s 84 vi 96% 8,(00Hia.1et m. b.s3 8,000 do. bg 2000 do. 9434 2,000 Erie 2a m, 1014 5,000 Hr.b.ot 76 83 9834 20,060" do....b30 883g 060 do, 8 10034 1 000 C. "ER. LBD on 200 1 100TH. &A.IstM. 90 6 poked” 8 Hanover Bk lo Trai 0 150 Nic. 650 Cum. Coal Co 400 do. 100 150 200 d0.....4..6 10 N Ind Construc. 75 NY Central RR.. 37 Gal & Chi RR. +860 0 . SECOND BOARD. * 500 sbs Ill Cen RRbd 76% 500 shsErie RR..... 5254 7,600 a 180 4 3 1¢0 Nie Tran 450 Feadirg RR. 400 do. 100 dO ......b60 me Hud eM RR. ..83, oa is 3054 150 Gley & Tal RR... 73% do. 60 73 4 CITY TRaADE REPORT. Wepwespay, April 11—6 P. M, Flour—Common brands of State were The sales of ali kinds reached about ; included in which were common to good State at $9 44 0 $9 68; Western brands at un- NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, changed prices; Conadian at $10 25 a$11 25; andSouth- ern at $10 a $10 50 for comm:n to good, and at $10 56 a $11 75 for fancy and extra. Rye flour sells in small parcels at $6 50.2 $7 62. Meal was unchanged. Wheat —The only sale of moment reported wat 1,650 bushels good to prime Southern white, at $2 65882 70. Corn —The sales reached about 28,000 bushels, part to ar- rive, at $106 a $1 07 for mixed, white and yellow Southern; one cargo of Southern yellow sold at $1 08, Rye was fess buoyant; 5 2 bushels were so'd at $1 45. Oats were unchanged. 'y and malt were easier. The heaviness in rye aalie Darley was attributable in part to the prospective affects of the State Temperance law on the spirit trade. Corree.—The market was more active; sales of 1,500 bags iio were mace at lle. a 1c. {800° 0. native Ceylon at p. t.; 5,000 do. £t, Domingo at 93¢., for ship- ment to Trieste, 100 bage Mareenibesotd af 126, A oe coe to the unfavorable news from the ‘out! Tegarding the effects of frosts, and advanced Large oe im Gulf ports, there was a aera aed id the sales reached about 5,000 bales, including abor 1,600 0 2,000 in tramaitu. ‘The market advanced so. on grades above middling. ‘REIGHTS: ple Liverpool 750 pas A Feo Re ed at 3-16. for compressed, tons logwood at iis , and 850 barrels rosin at 1s. 3d. To London there was’ nothing neW. To Havre some cotton was taken at 3s. 8d.; 0 articles were nominal. To Cal- ifornia rateg varied from 30c. to 36c. Favrr.—Sales of 200 boxes of bunch raisins were made at $2.45, with some layers at $2 75. Hay.—Small sales were made at 90c. a $1. Honsy.—Sales of 42 hhds Cuba and 81 tierces wor: mace at 45c., and 60 tierces do , on private terms, all for cash and in bond, aaa —About 600 hhde, New Orleans prime wold at 296, Navat Srores—Small sales of spirits were made at 42c. On —Linseed was better, with with nalee at Ble. & 830. Provisions.—Pork, the marke' tolerably actire, and the sales embraced about 1, 00'S bbls, incladed in which were old mess at $16 37 ‘a $16 50; and $17 378 $17 60 for newdo. At the ders refused to seli old mess at $15 37; and in the al sales were 500 bbls. old mers, cash to day, at $16 44, Beef sold to a moder- ate extent at old prices 60 bbls. gee beef hams were fold at $20, Sales of 260 boxes bacon were made, s short rib in, ‘ 9c. a 9X0. for the latter. Lard was firmer, thi embraced about 400 or 500 packages at 93¢¢. a 10c.; and 960 kegs prime at lle, Rear Estatr.—House and lot 80 West Twenty-seveath street, 20x08, $6,000; 1 lot comer of Seventh aven Thirty: fitth street, 24x75, $5,150; 1 do. on see, ge Third avenue, 25x100, $650; 1 do. ‘5x1 nd lot on Kighty-fourth street Ton by avenue, 20x102, $3,400, do. adjoining, 25x 1 Rice The market continued with moderate sales. Svaan.—Bales of 260 hhds. Porto Rico were made at 4%e. a 6e.; and 100 hhds. Cubs muresvady ut es ‘Tet —Sales 0: auctowm sou day—Lerme APRIL 12, 1855. S253) 38 BFS 73 3 x FI i 4 & ty Es : e e BFE New York Cattle Market. ‘Weowespay, April 11, 1864. WASHINGTON DROVE YARD. ‘The supply of cattle this week was much more hiberal ‘than it has been for some time past, and the quality of the offerings, in general, was somewhat bitter than usual. Prices, however, are unyielding, and, in conse- quence, buyers are disposed to hold off a little. Most of the cattle im the yards to-day were from this Stats and the West—chiefly Illinois. Few cattle worth speaking of were sold under 10 cents; the average may be quoted at from 103<c. to 123g. the pound. Some transactions at 18c, were reported, but we could not trace them toa re- Mable source. The market at the close was dull, with about 200 head left over unsold. The show of other stock at this market this pons was not of much adeount. tis not to in- ae the United Of these ahipe will not be.Stcountable sgt gg a somes, tg oF and the Boticn that, the coke Lae mine of this line a 3a i HPeres fe af $11 00 a $13 50 Beef cattle, extra aust, per 100 1b lit 10 50 10 75 - ~~ t— day before om We tere a 3000 8 48 00 Hy to, a to right of rjeo carried in Se esay with the right of ees f the bids i a if doomed for, the ‘ather ee panes sheet aval at His 2008 600 munity ‘Performance of all the covenants 5a 6 pg ted compenyy wives | TE he required, to be approved by the Wayer and Comp. a Lf goat sgn th BE ayy cent of the annual rent, and the foes of the auc- a $9 00 » $10 20 ferences obtained by applying 0 F.to be paid on the day of sale, and the residue of | amdspecic ana’ eoare ciansed A — a 1260 Sted Seton mente. rates Of premium as in any other — s 6000] fe road Bonde,” ‘on oF befor of May next, 0 a iy Separate bids will be received ao. good. 3000 a 45 00 OER RODS CED ENTER ‘Solerey ee ane fhe slip and dock or pier on the west | “Ber freight or apply to D. TORRANCE, 26 65 veal calves, (live weight,) 4a 7 President Virginia and Tonnes oe allroad Co, sate toe ea hing rent! anth te, mes, sbjenkto Mor we RR PER, 4,058 shee aos Saeheresieee £8 8h HENRY DAVIS." “THOMAS Le: PRESTON, the aad and reer h in the preceding “astral noes Me Shae Reda wi. t, va ALGRRE N. CHRYSTIE, 2% Qual Casimir D ANDERSON, lambs. . ‘The market here for beeves 18 8 shade lower than ‘ant ROLAY STREET TO HOBOKEN EAD, week. Veals are very dull, especially as regards inferior ©. F. M.’ GARNETT is Chiof Engines cotablished from the foot of Barolay street in ‘N. B.—On ene eter May 1, D. Torrance’s office quality. Teattsat calves Milow, “but prices. steady. cive sealed proposals for the above ons nich 2 Bie of New York, soross the soul aod the oe in | at No, 5 Bowling G: a : Aan Seo Eee, Bh SbGUh peeTiegs. rates, WER thy. ngies Mey ah caved torseck tote t ry, will be acid at public auction at th and i LIVERECOL AND PHILADELPHIA are not quite so ready, Mr. McCarthy reporta the market gdod. The following is a memorandum of his sales 196 sheep, the 2th da: mn a of the President, or some other au om pan; Avian H. MULLER, 33 Wall street, New York, 6th April, 1 $750. 000. NEW YORK AND BAMEM RAC, eae ata Pa eats na cee ea, River, ERY wharf Comptroliec, of ling their ais will uabeose enig ane, farey teemebinn oe 8 no por- ‘OF MA iat the foot of Barelay street Seionge age to ary oy oi BiNcuatt ‘presen » | GEEY OF WASAT ‘ard Ly and Edwin A. Stevens, are th pf ‘The conditions of the sent Iedae je will salen arate eer he new lease, one of takes it subject to Thatever, ms * may be the right of the the heirs or legal roprese ene 4 ay stresko say por therecl, or te the whast ot ‘OF an) |, oF 16 Ww! tat. accrue th 3 ihe Cerms of the present lease ‘will bo followed, and in the seen provisions are similar to the foregoing, in HELL GATE FERRY, AT THE ‘gh OF ZIGHTY-SIXTH STREET or ete samme time an e ferry lease from the foot beancsipae at sixth street to b rpg eS yo RT Ee te om nip at bys notice in. the Co ‘and to lense the same to tl mi igre vs adeqas uate security; and that lease to anid a the rPeevisoh Ot the sevouth section of tha wat further 49 end the charter of th ity of Now York, passed April pan wi mds are based is belioved these bor oo ‘be in all eapocts" awple, see ‘As reliable as that of the earnings of the road are constantly in- ene , and it Present and prospective, never so babiatactory a6 Pro) eased to Whiten 3. 3 weoad or! 416 78 tsseeees 692,507 50 ap at 185g cents p rib, 98 at 13. ‘centa, and b the week 80 at from 10 to 13 cents. icGraw also sold one pair of cattle to Wm. Lalor for $287 50, owned by J. C. Pome: James Cowan, of county; also, two pair of extra, working cattle to the Navy "Depattinent for $500, AT CHAMBERLAIN’S, 295 beef cattle... $8 00a $11 50 93 cows and calves, 120 veal calves (live 4 to 630. $3 00a $8 00 increase of the 8,940 sheep and lambs. * "There was at this mark: ‘tan several descriptions of stock. Prices for beeves were hardly to firm as last week. Quotations have a rather wide range. Other cattle steady at previous qotations. ‘AT O’BRLEN’S. 216 beeves 86 cows is Dok pevpareds hich ay ‘oftce of the Stearn . ofall the ferrios, by th required ¢6 parehase,s 7 Dost buildings the wine lessees, uch fe A * The charter requires thirty days. ___ HOUSES, ROOMS, &0., WANTED. GOOD TENANT WANTED—FOR A CONVENIENT three story basement and under-sellar belek house, bath, range, he., No, 15 Feet, Brook with ulton street, se ieaiiwal ferry, ‘with board, if ‘ontred. FOSTER & LOPER, 4 Sanaa ow. of these bonds ma; Drapery Reese i Harlem vb, i. i, SAND, Arent ft sail ioe 19. OR SOUTHAMPTON AND. HAVRE. will eave for Haves, touching ab Bont shainpton to land Taileand Saturday, at 2 0 from pi No hot oh Betah iret P wanted arog the Eee NR ving tha bo orin in five = ain 2f July, and Tk st ee t oazht ofes raat oy rs, bs the bide bf a ies ad & pany 80 order of NICHOL! Seti Tas Presidont Treasurer. ~ ferminates | in the centre of th on orth river, $8 OP a $10 50 23 65 00 44 veale (live weight) ‘ Betorg a ° larket dull, and prices of PARTMENTS WAN ED—FOR A MAN AND MIS cemenge tion lower, ‘New York. Avril 34 1868, At ‘ite, without children, part part ites ane house bi Cay tibia RECAPITULATION. _MON. wes ‘Svenne, not an Twenty-seoon D Cows and Veal Sheep and $600. 000. watehen, ewalry, vor pe oe Mreet, Rent moderate, “Addtees MO. Ds terald othesy Rieryon ant california FARES TO 8UIT Fearn ies and generally (or bouche gitar see ie Beeves. Calves. Calves. person: pert’ Busi mfidentlal, aud ted, HOUSE WANTED—FURNISHED OR PART—WHEKE = e 4100 | TeiNassaa Fey art ae A any socumbranct, sud'wbo bas boon Keeplug' ¢ board: 98 120 2,940 FLORENCE & CO. ing Rouse; i few select’ boarders wuld be taken Sof Briens.. 86 at — | $550. 000. [HONEY 70 LOAN < ON, DIAMONDS cepllonable reference given. 9 Aadrcee B.S. Heald mires 208520, 6,008 | Sr Bought for aah! ity sock nah, is morteages tad jee. i a, Sonneet ene aggregates show an increase over the stock of- is exe! change pepeiaaee rea tone JURNISHED ROOM—WANTED, THE DAILY USE OF 2 ten BON GO.” it twolve miles of lend trani by fin fered lant week of 624 beoves and 1,758 sheep and lambs; Ee Tt ‘Nassau siteots ste P00 dy Fait furnished room, by « meats Sy residing out of town. Several new and ewit irom a have no boarders or children. Addi Brighton,” Union Cp cdma fom ye aoe depen | square Post office. a $200. 000 oe rn aa iecahact Reina eoctie a1 City Loan ones o ound street, rear building, wecond floor, room No. 1. a O00 re Hoey. Saran ran ano i se at Shia, i na from $108) v0 $13,080.—-Al4o junior, No.4 iNew pe eas morte et ADVERTISEMENTS TENEWED EVERY DAY. SPECIAL NOTICES. A CABD.CCLAY | FESTIVAL | ASSOCIATION.—THE Committee on Invitatiens re et, the necessity to an- nounce to their associates just. received » Johi sniod by from his physician, by which it appears thet M. ‘OUSE WANTED—BY A en el AMERI- ofa house with’ modern oe pa ina the city prefer- Jones, 121 Clinton red. place, Eighth street, Libeth and bc a a Be tanlly@ use or and gas, ty American pak 4g all childrens between Tenth and. Thirty: seo UIIED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORI that ie -Peoame railtond is compl nd She i n aname om a x COOK, the Lethmus will be, mado by 1 wil bo prevented ‘from being present at the Apply at 477 Broadway, to Kaspp, from 104°, toubeM | § ele travel | river boal TO LEND—ON BOND AND MO i ral, No river boating “On Friday, evening, in es s fat sladieposition, ‘ 355, 000 fn cum to tole applet oe ‘a em ot REA trom $900 to $100.” pier at foot of Warren Conanitien. ears, On productive real es low ; A Thirty fourth etret. Apply to 8-8. BROAB, 18 Wall's [i Nece-iy egentfomun and Me wif gue eild and ae 7 , TO ye ON BOND AND MORTGAG: A ome sore, Rusee oa wre Medsoeas oe OTOL TRS QUE cE, eT nace | $20.000 "auchm ainaabarnmonraagy | fmt pepo Diarac te | ae, pete ies ae Scat tists. teaeaer ae | Sr” Aut ent Mae ee Poe te | Tolan ly rata, do dol BF seametiocedntentone = 3 au ng lot wotion By otder of the Mayor a and Council of the city o ‘ednesday, ARS WANTED-FIVE HUNDRED FINISHED ASH NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY WANTED—IN A MANUFACTURING ntire sumpet $10, 000 tr ARtzD.: ge 3 ata ale J, oars 15 to 19 feet ench. Apply to KREISLER & WARD, UD Havana and Y, the highest Trot and in the localit} ar os Sie eR olty, an Hp woes y wecured, either as ART OF A HOUSE WANTED—FOR A SMALL FA. wie MELEE milly, situated within tan alk of the Cig B x Address H. C. R., Horald ofc, frith description of ‘avenue. immddiately id ‘tt the ground is most heautifall sent cit) Limite on d ee - agnaces ite athe ete aay point, an rd ate re four | PARTOF A HOUSE 'WANTED—BY A SMALL RE. abostonl we i. went on the weet pred and where an interview may be had, will | Grand and } wentieth on the west. ved wit suet with Pompe jion. No brokage allowed. WANTED $300, FOR Slash bag SECU- dress J. » Chatham "s J. nae Pk OF A DESIRABLE HOUSE TO LET, IN SOUTH sad any of teem are. sitet ay mncad mikcedamixed:, lar; have been reserved and retained by the city for Pong whied ted, some of which are already in a high $300. Pr Fs rity will be given. Adi Brooklyn, consisting of second floor, (four tooms,) front tat provement. squaro Post 06. = , Sad fixt a eer in tha Be od oper ‘Tergns of sale—One-sixth cash; the balance in oqual asement, gas yUrOs ase, good ments, at one, two, three, four and fiv with" interes ard and cellar, Inguire south side of Luguer cae t, second | on be Rone, and etay A LADY WISHING TO ENLARGE HER Lyle tn ise would like to meet with a party of one or ie ten who would loan her $120 or tah, for of which fa lot a miooly far sum she wr ul nit vate family. holes stating where an io ouse from Court. it $180, tone OWER ERESS WANTED—CASH, WILL BE F ALD wer press, with steam head, if cheap. ‘Adareas box 680, Post Office, 5 size and price. QUAL FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED ls eity, Jer ey City oF Brooklyn. Bi ing. USTRALIA PIONEER LIN United States er QORAN STRED. Thos. Con ver, Or ean fe cut on her second voyage a4 the rate of six per cent oyesees secured by dood: frust on the property, VERSTOLZ, Comptroller. For further partioulars a i, Fe 4& OBEAR, Auctioners, Ofce! No. 71 Chesnut street, St. Louis. ELTA PHI CONVENTION.—AN ORATION AND ‘Has exbellent em wil nounced before the Delta Phi, ex ast ein oni lays. Thursday, the 12th inst., at the churehot the Divine Unit = th pet. we ee Hise hast ad conuwl elses Early 0. 548 ond re ab THg o'clock P.M, Orator, Charles B ia rll br secured’ eee P Beda tecsene o she will hitehead, Eaq.,, ot New York; poot, Anson’ G. Tith of April next for the porches The Voean’ Stood wilt beet Buffalo’ Musio by Dodworth's' band. rin Fusning tiny yeark Thos’ | 710 LAWYERS.—WANTED, AN OFFICE IN WALL cant ‘lipper ship =. REEN TURTLE A PINE LOT OF GREEN TURTLE, acer ‘of oar in Carolina Railroads ned: imrade. | Pay ttre ties tittitag MICE having & Library.” Addross precedented time of Fevers city Fog Py ‘Just arrived, and for sale cheap, by. ER Hon so the fk ‘of the tate il the staok b Steet wyer, } or to KR W. CAMERON, rey &CO., 71 Vecey street, corner of Ghenvib. BS ASTY LEGISLATION.—A BILL WAS PASSED last ev in the Senate of this State, and is to be inarrled chroush cover of grading and pav- (WO ROOMS AND A BEDROOM WANTED—IN A genteel house and neighborhood, beg speotable family. Addross H. M. H., bo: 2 201s Bolt O ite House und: agin rd HOBOKEN, A TWO STORY HOUSE ing Atlantic enuo, whereby steam locomotives are to run Uhtough the heart ofthe city of Brooklyn, forever, ons si ren ectatle neighborhood, for » family $300. ‘Address, with’ ‘yartioulars, Hoboken, H: id office. ASONIC, NOTICE —THE MEMBERS OF YORK Lodge 1m ¥. A. M.. are hereby requested to attend the Tuneral of our late brother, at Lovelock P M., this day, from the corner of Feontioth “stres Sixth er be in sums of one thousand dollars each bonds are by express enactment,exempted from tar will addrees thetr letters, on eran Onvetine na stooks,"” to the und hs B.C. Thoy will also state at what point, ‘ANTED—TWO OR THREE ROOMS. EN SUI furnished or unfurnished, the latter preferred, withou' bens, in ofiret Looms near Broad: vay oe ne of 8 dren. ore foom then’ they ‘wish, wil make « pleasant argangement. 2 Rae ANTEDSA SMALL, GENTEEL HOUSE, OR A part of @ house, between Second and Seventh ave- Thirty fourth a n street, pent ‘Rot, to ¢ American fami Adi L. W. WT tating Tall parti ulacs ress partic Genny ee will be. fie Pas site ane must pr avenue. The traternity are reepecstelly ey) invited to attend. Joun McCouum, Secretary. ASONIC NOTICE, Lode \NAH—FARE ates rel ws vu OF Sian mall testa Ce KEYSTONE STA’ Hardie, will leave Philadelphia for Savannah on \e April at lock A. M. Pare $20; Thured fag, April, 12th. ‘Prompt attendance erted. THOMAS J. KELSY, Toerttacy protem. THOMPSON, JR., COMMISSIONER FOR PENN. vania, office, Irving Bank Buliding, Greenwich and ANTED—IN AQ) RESPECTABLE FAMILY, armen eres Not Yer Sire neers shed rooms Crusnte rescetaven care SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.—UNITED SFA FORICR— THE ANNUAL, FESTIVAL OF oaner tent Veer by ail Time.—The nm legant KI PECIAL Loe 8 Plotence Hotel, corner of Bro cD kale, Vill leave New York for one re ANTED 1 70 Rupcusse go COTTAGE 4th. from pier No. 4 Ni Wis Detwoen 9th ave- figned and i rede ‘en's Hobe be low. iaztald odloe, staiing ie terms sad loos: ‘m. G. Creamer, or of the C ittes, sold after casa (5 aid 16th inst, ER — Ts MAAS, | Fs if ANTED—PART OF A Pay inne HOUSE. aad basement, in io weigh Pou gus — - Peer is ‘& respectable Address box 882 Post OMos, AILWAY ACCEPTANCES AND OTH! of per purchased by JOHN B. MURKA’ street, ov ash uy tor and seledaan. DAVAO | SB2% ious sin, provislons, indigo nd other mercnanaie, ANTED_UNFURNISUPD, A PARLOR OR, PAR zAD R, 8. o. “Faistrrninth irene and ‘Touth | S8d.¢8 veieele at eewor in fort, and on all moneyed seow | WV ANT a hedrodms ani vasgment with mo- er, om it fair, jecond an nied stro References exchanged. . New York, oth April, 1855, ‘ORTH LEGION.—THE OFFICERS LA hei i} dern im; at ay willbe ie ea rata Sixth avenue, and | fi i ot TON i T's Theeueh tickets to ja as follows CAPITALISTS. , mS FOX AND Rg lng if my nee ization aro hereby notified to meot finan ta capitalists for tu ‘ates, fortwe waceeed, Ween ‘Tharede <4 ina ny pea en wool ainng palo her ogo Sel cement a —_ ae 4, “aor ay > the tne Helen wis ear ai grigh aes" ES C. BURNHAM, Colonel. Bentkot ceo oe ‘ity of New York. “These endl WANTED<A Rant grown persons. [ARLESTON, 8, O- : tgerwaee Spon tenes De iro Bem | neterence excl 0 wren, $250" Foi duane at, tar REMOVAL. ame Tioalt, together with, tte proceed cline poet Darver ihe dy peotened."-Addrona Yk Rey Herald Avail, at 10 a. Rat ue OSRPH URE, MERCHANT TAILOR HA VED Inquire"at the "oficn of the Company, 1 Wall ‘ANTED TO HIRE—A ROOM SUITARLE FOR THR | teh J trom 415 Badedway to llvey's bolldings 160 Bromoway IRA ROOM SUITABLE FOR THR | Simran, oi eas YASH ADVANCAD IN, ANY, AMOUNT, OR PUR, at sight; Diamonds, Watches, Rich Jewelry, viteabte pessoal property to cc ow rons th, stor 174 Corystis phe ‘near Rivington. W ESTERN yor ge mg tg yt POR NORFO big gil ae RIC! Rr —F. & bY R34. BEG LEAVE TO INFORM friends that they have turniti a from 53 Ann. ati vo 106 Spring exohat for meron ee} Also, to le’ street under the Bt Nighalny Hotel, nod th ies es and paterant house, logate 4 cit re heir stock of super ih ERT OF FAR LATE REPUBLIC OF aExad | walk fromthe ferry. Apt d chamber furniture. The; take ‘i to in TO! Front street, = vite the public tonive them «call: and ares any their bought by OLIVER W OF a rrene patrons it favors. RVIN TUTION, NO. 9% W. EMOVAL HOLMES & BUTLER'S Los PATENT Tec ° Penpihny 0 PePooe ss me ‘daily from ity 88 Bit STREET, AN ENTRANCE 149 FULTON Pot bas bean removed to Nos. 90 and 92 Maldon whe re sande t973 P.M I Keres ab the rete of six ASSFORD'S ola roome—10 tables for t plazing, of ere jowed on all to $900., The fends of slate. A large stock of tables onl are ny ta in bonds and other late improver =a. the: a New peel, rh “gable the OODRULL at reduced prices. v4 Tes test of trenty four in ee ee CALEB 8. Wt President. te a re ine q ae ee Presidente, i DED TO LEONARD & BEN: Eee Mian mcrae nervon bemorn, | SUYER MARA ARAPDEM SD Lege iss beri = obation A bow Mo, LIBERALLY \o ied tot ied its of hares fon Livery” ‘ent ae Nestaoon scent heap, for vale, LEON aD ot ol se, oy ols vepl otto. fi gmiti iT ha adi Tas Thieoet rami makers, 32 Broad way, WN. 2to5 7 M.. nb 101 Rousth a vee Gey © f.gmiteze, pletores, merchaadise, ae ton Nabies, shenp, ur oti oe