The New York Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1855, Page 3

INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY maauwar. Feray, May 4—9'P. M. ‘The stock market was slightly better to-day. The ‘transactions were pretty eqtally divided betweea the differemt stocks. State stocks, railroad bonds, coal stocks and railroad stocks, were operated in to about the same extent. Indiana 5's improved 34 per cent; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 1; Michigan Central Rail- road, 44; Michigan Southern Railroad, 234: Michigan Southern Construction, 134. The consolidation of the Michigan Southern and Northern Indians Railroad stocks into one company has had a favorable effect on Prices, and given quite an impetus to operations in ths market. Other Western railroad stocks have also im* proved, but sales continue limited. Erie Central and Reading remain firm at yesterday's quotations. The coal stocks are not in much demand just now, and are mot very weil sustained. State stocks and railroad bonds appear to have reached their maximum. fhere {8 no speculation in any o' them. The absence of Euro- pean orders must have an uafavorable influence upon their market value. At the second board the market was influenced by the foreign news, and lower prices were accepted. The transactions were, however, quite limitei, showing a disposition to hold for better prices, under any circum- stances. Cumberland fell off + per cent; Erie Railroad, %; Harlem, %; Reading, *{; Michigan Southern Rail- road, 1, The class of brokers who are governed in their operations by the price of consols bad a fine opportunity to-day to make a demonstration; but we have not heard that they made any large transacticns, either for a rise or tall, Adechne of 134 per cent in consols is not re- Ported by every steamer, and they may not have enother such a chance fora long time. The firmest and most active stock this afternoon was Reading. We sheli have the report of last wosk’s coal business to-morrow. It will exceed that of avy previous week this year, and be nearly equal to that of any week last year. The heaviest month’s business last year was August, mo the total receipts amounted to $505,345 39, The monthof April this year will not vary much from that figure. ‘The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer’s office to- day were as follows :— Paid om Treasury account Received do. 18, 403 58 The Otis Manufactaring Company, Ware, Mass., has declared s semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent. The pre- vious two semi-annual dividends were 6 per cent. The earnings of the Michigen Central Ratlroad Company for the third week in April, 1855, amounted to $53,857, against $36,529 for the same time last year, showing an increase of $18,358, The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 2d inst. were as follows:- For the redemption or op a ying Treasu: pied in beac the 30,073 00 For the Sere naacenest ing in the War Department... For the terior Department...... The steamship Atlantic, at this port from Liverpool, ‘brings nine days later intelligénce from Europe. The news is interesting in every particular, politically, ‘@nanclally and commercially. The most important item is the ‘negotiation of s new Joan by the English govera- ment for sixteen million pounds sterling. The announce- ment made by the Chancellor of the Exchequer of an enormous deficiency in the estimates for the current year, including the loan just negotiated, had ap unfa- vorable effect on consuls, and they closed at a decline- ‘The falling off was 1; to 15% percent from the previous steamer. Hopes were still entertained that the Vienna conference would be resumed.” There had been a more active demand for money in London, caused, it was supposed, by the temporary withdrawal of capital for deposit on the new loan. The returns of the Bank of England for the week ending the Mth April, compared ‘with the previous week, exhibits the following varia- tions_: tees Sry 720,640, . Decrease. £3, 288,253 4) 283, 796. Increase. 2) 837,121 re 123; 446. . Increase, 87; 858 On the other side of the account:— Government securities. ratte «Increase. £646,964 Other securities. 13,266,585..Decreace. 356,460 Notes unemployed,.... 7,967,525..Decrease. 612,605 ‘The amount of notes in circulation is £20,389,830, be- ingvan increase of £557,470, and the stock of bullion in both departments 1s £15,022,652, showing s decrease of £56,166, when compared with the preceding return. Barings’ circular of the 20th of April says:— Ao Fog! lish loan of £16,000,000 sterling money, payabl> in ‘month agp Magpesha between this date and the end of the year, ‘been taken at a price equivalent to about 87 pee cont for 3 per cent consols, with the dividend [eek es ‘The scrip leaver off to- -day at 1% pre- jum, amd consols at the price of 89% a 89%. This peration bas absorbed during the week the attention of stock, dealers, and we have little of interest to remark bs American securities, which remain well supported, but without avy animated demand. United Steves 6's, 1868, Bominal at 1078 108. Massachusetts sterling 5’s bonds 100 ex. div. buyers. Maryland 91 a 93. bin 6's, 1856, Pennsylvania 6’s tnscriptions 80 82; do. vi pale 6’a dollar bonds, 87 es 83%; do. Canada 6’s sterling bon is 108 patasriviats Central railroad 6’s bonds 89 a 90; ee 89. New York and Erie, thir perder Toe Chcaeslioe of the Exchequer brought forward his budget be aay He proposes to raise by increased taxation £5,500,00 as follows:— As additional duty of Se. per owt, on sngar.,.£1,200,000 do. 14. per Ib. on coffee. 150,000 i do. 34d. ar Ib. on tea... 780,008 do. — om spirits. 1,000,000 A penny stamp on bani ‘200,000 One per cent more income tax 2,000,000 Total......... £5,300,000 The London circular of E. F. Satterthwaite, of the same date, says:— Our market for American securities continues very rm, and tbe demand eed first Cafliscrsnal sts | 3 supply at present quotations; prices here of the ing supp st Rodsvase comparatively below the New York ae Hey By Nee et at late rates cannot sell to a profit. bo ek og of bonds held for sale at an aot of two buyers do not appear willing to made to a moderate amount in mort of the current bonds; at the close there are buyers of Erie, 1883, at 84; ew Fock Central 1 por cent, £0 98 Greet , Weslern ot ‘Canada have ruled from , Closing firm at 173. The lonn of sixteen tlllionn ha taken this fu years. ‘the t value of Consols to be £86 14s. 3d. per ent. The quotation for the scrip is 14 to 1% pre- mium. Consois are 893. The cotton market was active at quotations previously -ourrent, with an upward tendency. From the manufactur- ing districts the accounts are pretty good. Less business had been transacted, but there was no yielding ia prices, spinners and manufacturers being generally well engaged for some time to come. Breadstuffs had not been in much demand. Prices for flour had declined, while Ia- dian corn had advanced. The harvest prospects were “ne annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value of foreign éry goods entered at this port for consump- tion, for warehouse, and also the withdrawals from warehouse, during the week ending and including Thurs- day, May 3, 1855:— MOVEMENTS OF Smee Dry Goons. With- Ware- consmatin. drawale, . Manufactures of weal. 018 635 $15,606 $12,938 86,245 38,608 1, 629 Bo: at 951,327 34,457 = 82,862 Do. flax 19,314 4,753 80,017 ‘Miscellaneous ..., 36,886 8,402 3,686 Totals........ ...+.+..8721,307 $96,716 $87,127 ‘Value put on the market daring the week......$818,022 The dry goods business is essentially the same ag noticed in our last. ‘The activity is but partial, and prices sre xo better. The supplies are not large, but holders are free sellers, there being no disposition to hold over. Indeed, there is no encouragement to do so, and without this it would be but folly to pursue such a course. The demand is more from the country trade than from local jobbers. The latter buy only as they are in want, thus be'ng able to take advantage of every fluctuation in prices. Brown and bleached sheetings and shirtings are in rather limited request, at previous figures. ‘here ise fair business being transacted in denims, drills and -duck, at old rates. Ginghams ard lawns are rather more sought after, but are without change in value. Osasburgs are unaltered. There is not a great deal doing in print- ing cloths or prints, but these are pretty firmly held, ‘Stripes and ticks are quiet and drooping. ‘Woollens have not varied much, Blankets are dull and heavy. There is some degree of firmness in cassimeres, which com- ‘mand pretty fair prices; but i@ cloths, flannels and jeans there is scarcely sufficient movement to make a market. Linseys are selling in a small way, and there is a little demand fer mouslin de \aines; but the most active por- tion of the season is at an end. Satinets and tweeds rule 85 previously reported. Foreign productions are lees active and less settled in prices, but the fluctuations are hardly worth noticiag. ‘There is not as much coming forward as usual at this time of the year, and the importers are not very san: guine in regard to the future. Bee. on hand are not very heavy, and are being closed out quickly, though not in a satisfactory manaor, as ml selling prices through the auction rooms ara se'dom of s remunerative nature, Thus, though the season may close without leaving our merchants in possession of any considerable supplies, its pecuniary results wil not be very agreeable in regard to profits. If losses are escaped, however, most parties will be content, aad we have but little reason to doubt that this will be the issue of the epring business. Faipay, May 4, 1855. 50ebs NY Con RR. 9334 149 +060 93 200 Mich So &'A'is 109% 15 Mich3& WIaCon 94 BOARD. 200 shs Erie RR, 10 Harlem RR 60 Panama RR, Reading RR ® Mich So R 10256 250 Hudson Riv RR... io 100° do.....b80 Retail Prices of Farm Produce in Washington Market. Meat run up toa high figure during the past week, Hereafter it must be classed among the luxuries of life, and be the food of the rich, and of the poor only on holi- days and festive oceasions. Cattle sold for from 12 to 14 cents per pound last week, in the cattle market, and the retail prices are consequently inordinately high, and the different varieties have ran up some two thzee and four centa in the pound, To in some sort make amends for this fish has become cheap. Shad is plentifal,,and can be had for prices varying from twenty to thirty cents. Flounders, bass, halibut, and cod have all fallen in price, ‘There is scarcely any poultry and game in market, nor will there be any until the Long Islaod anipe come in, which will probably occur in about week. We miss from’our list this week many well-known varieties, canvas backs, rabbits, &c. A plethoric purse is an es- sential requisite to those disposed to indulge in poultry of any description. Both butchers and poulterers who have had contracts with hotels and public institutions complain of the inordinate prices of sll kinis of flesh, and sey they are losing money. Eggs are cheapeniag., So rejoice, ye pudding eaters, Butter ditto, Spring vegetables are becoming quite plentiful. Radishes, carrots and beets blush crimson from out of bunches of green salad, spinach and leeks. Artichoke and asparagus, garlick and green peas, are to be seen in every direction. Potatoes still remain high; but if our information is correct they must come down before long. It appears that since the operation of the Reci- procity treaty, vast quantities of potatoes are sent from Nova Scotia to this port. In anticipation of good prices during the spring and summer they were kept back; but the demand for them fell off, poor people being driven to buy other food, and now they are coming in in great quantities. In Boston and Philadelphia they are selling for neventy-five cepts a bushel, and good judges predict they will be down to a dollar a barrel before long. Be this as it may, they will certainly be much cheaper. The following has been carefully corrected :— 0 15 O12 a — ss — a 016 008 a 010 O12 » O14 020 » 022 Pork—Fresh, per ib O— s O11 ‘Hams, smoked, 012 018 Shoulders « 009 # 010 Sides, O— « 012% — s 010 — 2 0% —- a0LR = a 010 — » 0% 07 a 008 — 2012 18 8 020 018 w 15 180 = 200 — 0 112% 1%6 es — 100 » 150 100 » 125 1 w 087% 10 a — — 210 . Beers 020 8 30 —s 08 = 010 08 es — Oo— a 004 one = oe a — 08 a 010 — 8 00 ou em Ooms = 01x85 = Smoked halibut ‘« ol a = Smk’d mackerel oma = 08 8 = om se = 200 2 = ow es = 4% es = 0: Princes’ b TOs cress 062% a 076 aters—Princes’ ba; = 4a 7 Virginia duals 062%a 1 Clams, Shrewsbury, per 100. 060 al Little Neck, =“ haa » ° eno SSSSeSl 11 SIISSSIIISRILISlSss Rasss eo eK ecoowes® crecccem o ° BESLIISI 11 SSaesee8l es8eesssi Sil! PPP P PP PEEP EP PEE EEF EPP SPE EE PDE DEES creases, basket, Bpinech, half peck.. 012% Gaslick, per bunch. 0 18% Swe half 0 87% rey ae 9 St%6 . 050 ) 0 80 ° ~ 0 —_ on — S78 040 os = a%e = so a) so =- a 030 isk ry Sow ts s- _- - lay 4—6 P.M Baraperorrs.— a common and dium gra:'en contioued to be im reduced supply, ani the market closed firmer. About 5,000 a 6,000 were fold, inelaced in which were commoa to orf Btate, at 3, 87 a $10; commen to of about 250 a 300 oP ee, ™ white were sold at 82 05. Sdvenced, The sales embraced about 14 dusbels, including J16c. for yellow ¢0., part to arrive. Rye DN. Oot were quies at 80¢. a Bic, fer heavy State and | Corren— About 300 bags Rio were sold at 10¢ a 1lc.; 800 do Lagusyra at 1030. @ 11c.; 150 do, Maracaibo at Mxe & I13¢c., and 800 bags San bet ag at O35 a 92g. Cooda. —1 sold af Corrox at full prices. Afterwards, ported. Fexicnrs —Rates were Gull, and engagements light. To Liverpool, 600 a 600 bales of cotton comoreserd ware engaged at 5 32d., and 250 do, Ses Island, at 0-164., and ©0 baes se bair, at 3-163. To Havre, cotton 1d bon! gaged at 30 To Marseilles, 200 bales engaged at Sc. Copper, at $6 per ton. Rum at 3c. ‘Der gallon, ang measurement goods, 88 toa. To Gamburg, 150 bales of cotton were engage: ms ia. Te Calttornte, rates were quiet at 30c, a Sic. per foot measurement. ote —About 500 boxes wet dried raisins were sold at 8: Hay —*ales of 500 bales were made at $1 1234. MoLassrs.—40 bhds. clayei Cuba, were sold at 23c., and 1(0 hhds Cuba muscovado, at 260. Navat Stores were quiet. Ors.—rales of pees, 10,000 gallons linseed were made, at 86c. a &7e, Provisions —Pork—The market was steady, bat not active. The sales embraced about 500 hr including old mess at $16 50; new do. at $L7 25 a $17 37%, and Rew prime at $14 25, Beet was steady, with light sales Lard was firm, with sales of 200 a bbls, at 10c o ww rite Shoulders and hams were scarce and firm, at Mey hike @ %3¢c. Bacon firm, with smali sales at ioe 140 cuaka,wece sold, at 5}<c. a 63c. for good to prime quality. Sxap.—Clover was dull at 12c. a 12ie. Spicrs.—Sales of 1,000 mats cassia were made at 40c.; 1,000 Ibs. nutmegs at 515 35 bags pimento at 18c., 100 do , for export, Soaake.The sarhes ‘was, inactive, bat firm; bbds Porto Rico were sold at 5442. & 6e.; 26 inde. clarified Cuba at 650 ; 100 boxes cla; yea yellow at p. ty and 150 « 200 Cubs at yesterday's "TALLOW. —Saloe or 5,000 Ibs. were reported at 11340. Touacco.—Prices rule very firm, and still tending up- ward; sales toa moderate extent. ds. Kentucky and Maysville at 8c. = 18c.; 84 bales Havana at 2ic. a She. ; 56 bales Sagua, p. t.; 480 cases weed leaf at 530. alk. Wuisker.—About 200 a 300 bbls, were sold, Including Ohio ana prison. Woot.—There has been but little demand for do- mestic this week, and sales bave been very light. Sales were made of 150 bales, washed Mazagan, and thirty bales washed Cordova; price not made public. {ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED_ EVERY DAT. i SPRING FASHIONS, 15 BEAUTIFUL SPRING BONNETS—OF EM- broidered straw and crape, just reocived by last steamer; and the novelty of the Pevlee which wo poritively Fronoposaze in New York, a6 no other house can exhibit the ie partied bs attract, we have no doubt, our numerous range.s, who will never be disappointed to visit the imetropellcan store of iE. HARRIS & SON, 571 Broadway. FINANCIAL. 50.000, 22%, Yoes AND HARLEM ear, f an issue of one million, . amount of real ostate in this eit; a Beottgnes;_ the trans ‘read te" Fort. Morrison tbe" Bast ‘ort Morris, on the Rivet with wharf end ground Velonging thereto, ead all the ling stock and furniture of the road. ‘bon hed, pay: ary sné August in cach year, pal roimburssule com the dat day of Aupust, ge is madeto the Farmers’ Loan and 1 the cou! "Phin issue, added to théties constantly resent and prospestive, never ee Pro} of these bonds may be addresse¢ to! Wiliam Be Draper ‘reasuror, Rariem Railroad Com New York, endorsed “Fropossle for 24 Mortgage ate day of May next, when they te whether the offer be made ix ae Yonds, oFin in stalmontecof twenty-tve fe respectively on she 15th of May, 15th ¢: * es sp of Jul; f August, The right of re fa ON hae tray geet pany ta, 80, do order tre of the city of Beating theetty Sisk AIMey eed Ati aie crude of te etas coking the'city ‘with Albany, and ail the trade o West, Together with “i that of the North. The ponaet gross earnings of the road now exceed one million of New York. April 3d. 1865. $600:000, MORE: 70 LOAN O* DrAMOND . Brae jewelry, segars, pianofort: merchardise and personal property generslly, (or bought fr weoh) Business Sontach al nel eceeted peace Te Nassau street, first floor, back off Fi CE & CO., Brokers, $550.000 ee LOAN ON DIAMONDS, or bought oe onah bier of cxoban ee Ms0n Px €O., brek room No. 2, second floor jMamnaletreed carter we $155.0007rzE ONS WISHING To NEGOTIATE = valuable perso: - Derty, consisting of disinongls, watches, jewelry, segura, 0, gan he accommodated on reasonable terms, by applying FORBUSH & JOHNSO! 107 Nasuau btroe No. 20 Ann sircet, rooms’ dud & WN. By Real ovtatession Jonna and commilsions generally’ attended ¢o with prompt. BUR SALH. side ‘of Fitt Broadway. hey, w SS 6.000.~ FOR SALE, ONE or 7aR h niyo 4 1. three story brown stone hi -second street, between tted up wil witb mar! baths, water .' Inquire om thi COUNTRY RESIDENCE ON STATEN IS; $5.00 land, conteinin, highl, 4 acres of naw modera its value to clos ell b use t pat For 17 Fulton street, "New STORIA PROPERTY FOR SALE uilt house in Astoria. cons t Lo iy d fitted up in « ve: marble mantels, kitehen range, pump &0., and every Feapect & derirable residence fcr « coutloman, doing businecs re minutes walk from the ferry. to the low price of mort. ANDREW EADIE twee is now pul ork, Up partnership. A superior mi ‘on bond aa lease siese MUCH BELOW Eee eT eT ES ga EM TT ee ee NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1855. and $11 31 a $12 3173 for fancy and af Se | FOS salu, INE OkOC! FR lobed for the into SALE.—HAS BEEN ESTA- years, with dps esmen Witte prety oe rith a sued ran of Sage her particulacs, inqvire Gm ue, cetaae of Seventeontn se. OOD CHANCE vd —One of the oi 4 Dest undertakers’ establish ais in thin olty. Apeig se = oni investment, Ply WE O54 Pearl street. This is asure (AC~GREAT SALE tite atbinsaner te DAKE A FORTONE—POR ae ois. Under authority * Lockport, J re" 1,829 lots in alle.” Wi ta tee sell te be offered for sale in Jath, ab the property, mill be elaped im St Rios i ty some ot the te ‘are traversed by railroads, either A N. ¥., om the shore of the mile from a Eepiroad $5,W. “Avply to N, COUNTRY SEAT YOR SALE—DELIGHTFULLY fituated, im the town of Rye, ‘esto! Long Inland Sound, ster county, ter of a station. made Price ak. SruyvEsan T, No. 9 Wali st. lots, are feted cr under construction. The terms of sale fourth cath the residue of the in ual instalments, with interest at six por iy in adva Ee uta i. SWIeT, Dav ITT A carriage house, barn, &e , ‘The location unsurpavsed miles south of ehkooy nity of for three years,’ For PLEASANT COUNTRY SEAT, keepsie, for sale—I7 acres of garden land, laid out in or. nsmental manner, with 150 froit trees of all varwtios and of the choicest grafted kinds, srspe vines Rbrubbery, shade tel a built brick cottage house i meat gan kereaeants so raiv aie wanigat oO obtein a nice, tasty country resiféuce part posta Jourt Hones directl the seats of J. Elleworth, Protestor Sloree, and. ‘May, Bon remises | jars apply to J. SERGEANT, on mortgage on tho avenues, NEAR POUGH- encrificing price. in this section. being situated on the east side of the, albany and New York D LBAY) Tostait McROBERTS, Office of the board of Trustocs gan Canal, Maroh 17, 1856, | PATENT MEDICINE POR SALE —ONR OF THE MOST popular and uviversally used patent medicines ever mapu/actored is offered for sale on terms of advantage te — purchaser, ice the proprietor compolli ne make this sac oe party with meaas, ity weldor it with. Adi with box | [ise Poc Shes. Ai IVER BUILDING SITE FOR SALE.—A SoS , hg jad: maa in goarch of a besutiful and real catate agent, 31 Mansion strect, Poughkoepsie, from the devote The a emails upon the banks of ti besides NE ‘ORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT | tho turnpikerondy Oysters aud ey ore ce aes for eal id | tide ebbs and flows upon the banks of the proport; Swaspantt ST iF otis xpre, wllbn idioms Siro. thirde is. yuilt upen, wi sol low. ‘wo-tl is premis +a Forty ay A itrect, ebase can Poisde on mortgage, if desired, or wi a enon Yor AA till andwater There are two dwell tarm, which com twonty five acro Jand, "Terms secommodat office, or apply to C. 0. meadow RARE CBANOR—& appt ty vere Lenin ting. dispatch. All business st: ly confidential, $68. 00 TO gee AT7 PER CENT—ON BOND and mortgage, on improved or unimproved Feal ostate, in. this elty or Brooklyn, fa tums trom $1,000 to $15,000, | Aivo $49,000 to invost In the purohage of mortgages. fe'Nor to ‘3 K. CUOK, Jr., No.5 Walt treet, first floor, of $60.000. $10,000, $6,000. $5,000, $4,000. $3,500, $3,000, $2,500, $2,000, and $1,000, to loan on mort: $2,000, $1,500 and Beek, weal, tate ia at city. Also 2,000, $54 ,000, to loan on improved Broo! rope: to «SERGEANT, 19 Wail stvoot. ~Mo® BY LIBERALLY ADVANCED IN (mall ox large sums on diamonds, watohe $40.000 Iry. sega 1 estate, and all’ kinds o! chandise, by JOSEDIL LYON 'S & CO., 15 William street, room _N. U.—Burinens strictly confidential. Br tncaore SIX DOLLAR MANTILLAS—MOST CHARM- ing noveltiee—manufactured of the very richest taffeta silk, and cniversally pronounced ior in ebeetey newnessand moderation in pric: over offered. Ladies call and see. 361 Broadw: \yf cate SERIES» BART UAS as AEE NOW READY matohless colleo- black silk man- tia ae [x dollars, to the most costly garments manufac. 861 Broadway. 40. 000-002 FIRST OR SECOND MORTGAGES, } taving one or two yearsto run, on ity im: Paved property, ill be pure!iased or discounted by ROS StL GbE ‘CE, Pine strovt, corner of Broadway, under the Metropolitan Bar FOO WANTED ON woRTGAG! Jot worth nearly threo times, Insurance for tho amount policy, assigned; title perfect. Bond uaques- Honable Interest’ paid promptly. Address 'T,, box 2,755 ‘ost HOUSE AND TO BUY LAWN, STRAW, SILK selling off at grost reduction, lawn lings, at the cheap millinery treet. jes’ patel \'N ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.— Wo have, during the past week, purchased « very large and varied assortment ods from auction and fro importers, at prices far below anything ever known in the city or country. THE CAUSE WHY IS— because we have bought for cash, and have waited our oppor. % ONE LOOK WILL SATISFY. Aare other articles we offer— rere printed lawns. at rem) real "000 orape shawls, $5 and An elegant lot of retty A large lot of Drovade ater at dress. re lain caper ie silks, a 2 oil boiled black sil ar lninos, & nt le Very fine linen cambric handkerch! Ladies’ white cotton hose, at $1 50 per dozen, Sentk 3. Domestic goods retailed at wholesale prices, All goods sold by She pees, sold at @ discount. 4&W. F. GILLEY, 126 Bowory. LACK GUIPURE AND CHANTILLY LACE: arfs, mantillas capes and , mantillas, scarts aud veils: iidrens! aid ladies, long and short black mitts, ta, we reat variet; i Y PETER ROWERTS & CO., $75 Broadway. MBROIDERIES.—THE ATTENTION OF THE UADIES ‘tom large lot of very rich Paris embroidered acllave end, sloaven, int wots, from Sli to $1, wore He to $2; chimisetts and bleoves, in sts, in cambri 500 emnroldered Tinen oo embroidere Just t raceived ae PET! ra, oings, infan i RUBERTS & | to. 375 shad lat, anes Re gees He Gage fee PE lineal 2 hd ae ANCE, fer for sale on Thurs- ‘OW PLEASING WAS OUR PASSAGE YESTERDAY from the States in the splendid steamer Peerless, to this Jarge and web atin clty on the western shores of Lake On- witl astonishment do we observe the aivie churches, i} 4 ree hes “made Mae yale ns peat, rose’? The have scen is that of priate seleo chest ani most elegant carpets and olleloths, |The @ spactons © show windows,” composed of immense sized if Rnglish cd with the most beautiful and valu. ed with exquisite taste. The room on finished in classical style of architecture, as umns and base relief cornishos. “Elegant fixtures, for ladies’ seats aro to be extended through the store. The pure light of the sun Bi aE oR in from above ad splendid skylight. tho first room of the und floor are different depart ftat gonteins the choicest loves, hosiery, and Second—Prints, Enilish an de wed rH avast varhty, at ae gorgeo tho setting sun, every article Indies ‘of intellige ste ‘may require,’ Hore ia emphatically the © Brodie’ house of Canada: for, ae in that rem cerium of Now York, the richest texture M[n'this room we aaw bonnets for superior i Say we crsemnee tn Ree are sold here for me quality east. the upper room young female a tes of Fare exoel- perintendad from England; Miss Gakden over the dre malt ‘The elegant fivish, the Tnehie ft) Samoleet srticioe, recommend: thelt werk, to: the best ‘and Trietors import direct thelr extensive stock 6f good, t reo! xtensive stock of 5 not only vee the cpportu ity of me of goods, they tions, but, in doing this, to afford them on the lowest terms. Order and olegance perv department of this great house. In these experionced palesmen are employed in their rosponsibl jos they over to please all who boner them with a call. Bur without the direction of of. cient head: large an establishment, misrule and ruin would follow. believe that by moral worth and Py eas, the centlemen who preside over the inteFosts’ of 1 oncern wili meet with that exten: vatronage they eo justly deserve. TATOR. Toronto, April TACESCREAL VALENCIENNE LACES, FROM 1s, er per 5: Point, Honiton and joniton’ and Brussels and ostiars, eee! bri- and handkerchie’s, embrol Sears henakeeenions Bh nue 0 dozen con A prdeptadl bi ferehie nustion, ¥ en's handhoETh A ROBERTS & CO!, S15 Broadway. ing wt GOODS AT FAIR PRICES. 499 Bro family mourning store, iow St. Nicholue Hotel, Now York recently been hs full and complete assortment of arming dry goods of every description, les of Paris dresses, mantillas, amil at ate a will be rande. the Arst, of ite Kind in aol whie tse gomends sf tee " will be mol vais trouble and Tanffed profit Ghuinens sea geruares in ited to ‘sramine this atively fae hock. ee i ia cases Jounced barege and drgandy robes; las, Aeuainen, calicos ., ke., Now, $86 and B87 od THE LADIES.-MADDEN & STEWART HAVE pened way, tbe new store, above: TSlesoker crest, with an entire Srotfered jackets, Fry: [ also dere eats, act ft eth eee at lon jes’ hemstitc! vn} Fe Bit ana in 6d eng '300 elegant ince a Bash QOSTON LINE—CHANGE OF HOUR.—ON AND APTER Monday, 7th inst, the train for Boston will leave New ak att inavend of iP. My as heretofore. R RONDOUT AND. KINOSTON—LANDING AT OGoranan, West Polat, Cold Spring. Corn il stoawer ite a Capt. J me Wer fookot Robinson. street, overy afterneo 6, leaves Rondout every QUNDAY TRIP TO NKWDURG, WEST POINT aND $3) Gold Spring, landing nt Yorkers, Hastings, Dobb's Fer- Fy, Tarrytown, Bir; Haverstraw and Cozsen's Dock, laird tance street each, way.—The favorite steamer Thor. R Hise will commence her regular Sunday trips May i 1.00 TO $100, CAN BE OBTAINED FO! 5 a small iay tment. For farther i informati address GREGGOR & CO, Banker: 0. 283 North { Gay at. Post Ottee, | box No. 210, jaltimoro, Md. WANTED—TO INCREASE A tpl akta turing bu besinens, which has 1.50 or seven. 8, Address C. 21. . No agent need TO $2,000 WANTED—TO EXTEND A CITY cash businens; every security will be given for and one-third of the not the $4.00 FANTEDIAT SEVEN PER CENT AND 4 liberal premium, on a bouse and lot, unincum- Dered; situated in the village of Mount Vernon, Westobos- ter county, N. Y., and worth $1,500. Any re having the above amount’ to loan may address Heralc office, $250 WANTED—A GED TLEMAN HAVING THE above amount to loan can bear of a good invest- ment by addressing 8. B. W.. Horald office, stating where 4n interviow can be bad. Good boare worth $4 per woek Will be given until tho amount is repaid. LADY WOULD LIKE 70 MEET WITH A PARTY of gentlemen who would loan her the sum of $20u, Re, would | eed thc Her house ts pl in t! er street. Addross tollrs: W. Te Brondgay Post Oilce, for three day PRCKEN, BANK BULLS BOUGHT_WHEAT GROW 8, 860 ; Brid ; Ban ; Kent Coun *Coguieuate 0 Nercanr 20; Pfikiirond ‘tate, tanta Wes War Killingly. 100.3 Lewis County, 00. “BENS: NATHAN, 140. Grecawich sore! ANK OF WASHTENAW #1 0 000 IN, BILLS ON THE Bank of Washtenaw wan’ (AMES M. TAYLOR, iiange Broker, 169 Chathass ctreot, corner of James, ASH ADVANCED IN ANY AMOUNT, OR PURCHAS. afeabie pero Piamonses: watches, rich Jowelr ry, mi Sy dise, faa " nal property generally. it. W' Ss pivots fh it Foom, on SAM CUMBERLAND, COAL AND TRON COMPANY — 000 Loan.—First Mortgage Coupon Bonds — hundred thousand dollars, first mortgage bonds of the Cum- berland Coal and iron Company, aro now oflered for sale, in = wren eas within dollars each, ny. = the ie day of january, 1866, wil oft a ati sist hte ta ‘mortgage to William D. han, in trust Cm pats any county, Marylan bein eh ‘ion ‘and ombracing about 8,000 acres of Seeecoe drartoen tockvais of ‘on the company’s i the Baltimore and railroad, connectiny i and Ohio Canal, and Ohio Railroad, wit! Sotho with the town of Cumberland dollars annually 4, in default ofthe payment of which, or as wsinking fun: the semi ‘anaual {ater rixty daya after due, the’ prin: hall, beoome, Trustoos be authorized id lands and road, and pay the Mfonled proposals, addressed to the Provident of " Feceived at the office of Dunham & Co, 13 iiiam st street, Now York, until Saturday, the 19th day of at 2 ofsloek P. Kt, when they Will be cpened and ‘per cent i be required to be paid Com- Et thes mn notification to the parties of the acceptance of their bids, forty per cent om the first day of June, hosel fifty per cent on the Aifteenth of June, with Ibert Be whol The oy will reserve a Fight to reject. aaa jon hy the bids. MEHA' lent, wits particnlars | sppiy to DUNHAM & 00.13 NICKERBOCKER STAGE COMPANY. — THREE shares for sale, par value $100, pays good divi be old for account of whom it may concern. A| Fulton street. M aay, IBERALLY ADVANCED— 7 ‘ECARES, gp telleh | ae rapt jaasau, oaks andise, &e,. Soneers, 51 Liberty street, one door ; leit py for eale Leganendory’ ‘ewelry lanptorte, $7 § rood, ‘Dorses, carriages, corny every the Revie ie om ‘ond Agoucy Poy Otho 38 naawup empeie Broadway Theatre. Romoved from S21. AILWAY ACCEPTANCES AND BUSINESS PAPER discounted, by JOUN B. MURRAY, 44 bi 4 poy of N ans upon m Sank, ral all? afte iaworaaee stock, bonds aud notes, Advances rain, iron, provis other mere! ‘vessels at sea and in port. CAPITALISTS.—THB aoa AND WISCONSIN Improvement Company offer to capitalists for. invest. ment the remaining 8 per 00033 Febrasry' 1, 1873, interest eran anne the of North America, city ‘These ff Now Ye yn lan ‘are secured by ase worth, at Yaloation, more shan goa le Sh aot ‘also upon the im- Inquire st the oflee of the company, 14 Wall stceok REMOVAL. jbobets REMOVAL.—8. W. JUDSON, ate ae removed his office from 165 East Broadwa; No. iB. Ninthatr street, a few doors west of Broadway. VANDEEBILTMEN AND BOYS CLOTHIER—RE- + moved to 67 Fulton street, ono door from Cliff street, ‘New store well stockod and in good order. Your patronage respeotfully solicited. ADAME F. Sevatre HAS beh bt J HER ESTAB- lishment of cn by Tow millinery fancy goods, to No. 742 Broadway vr opposite stor Tinge ‘Hotel. sy denon tear & Bi ys pice Am |g Se a Coe ean A. Maiden lane. Reese bing a . vey ) RAVE RE. 58 Broad street BOY Ah B. WARD, oe FY Pauw Mad dena od rom iden lane to hi Ducted Blereeee letron Wities mat Memes streets. EMOVA! —P. W, GALLAUDET, MANUFACTURERS sale of American hard removed 7 ia irom 7S%e Joh street The arade are reepoct ‘vited to call. ‘are. respoctfall [HE MISSES O'BRIEN HAVE REMOVED THEIR school for young ladies trom 627 Houston street to 145 Wost Twent street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, of young ladics reosived as boarders. ‘iroulars Chtained at their residence, as above. DANCING ACADEMIES, AAA AARRADAARAAAAARARAAR ACADEMIES.—WLLE CAROLINE VE- ace: ay, 3 Howard adie sg Hy ‘DOW open for the instruction of ladies snd gentlomen in the most fash- jencent Duliding on the west side colity, and business of eicht ver lars, address Trade, Herald office. of tl eon 8. + Hor LINCOLN, corner of curt aud Sackett streets, South Brooklyn. beat g PORTUNITY TO COMMENCE Labigirnb em stock, fixturs changed for city propert; particulars, sond address ¢6 705 Post Office, New S45 BREAD AND CRACKER BARmay FOR SALE at 31 Madison street.- This Tonge bakery, hav— | ing been ertablished over fifteen mins need one country trade, will be sold uoon reasonable Fel fan tho. proprietor ix sbout to leave the city for the Wess Machinery and other fixtures necessary to eat bai ness, all in good order. location ts go would te cite for the loaf Ply on the premies, to B OMETHING CHOICE, IN THE WAY or A COUNTRY eat, may be obtained in Stamford, ties for son bathin The houeo is two eto and contains eight rooms, the house. For din, Te is situated in a beautiful grove o! other trees of large growth, to ALBERT H. NICOLAY, No.4 Broad street; or to WOODS, 137 Front street, SEA-SIDE COUNTRY RESIDENCE ror SALE— with about ono were of ground: al adj the Highlands of Nevesink, coast ot New Jersoy- tful situations in the world, and only 22 alee and all sorts of aquatic amusements, ry and basement, with pinzza in front, Stororoom and cellar, t holly, dogwood, and eight closets, hours’ from the olty. ‘The house is two srory and attic Gouble cottage, Puilt tm. t proved style, with all the modecu improvem Tor a large gentoe! family.” Half an acre of lan most deli; tela out ith shade troes, fruit and flowers; looat from New York city, to and from which’ four steamers ply | tiful and convenient, and more land if desired. daily duri:g the suminer, and two tho whole he view MILES & BETTS, 67 Wall steoot. is unequalled on the whole coast of Americ: the facili- 0 PRINTERS.—SEVERAL GOOD SECONDHAND single oylindor presses, in complete revaur. tor sal low prices. R. HOR &C ‘A fino well of soft water near ma mas, 0 BARBERS.—FOR SALE, SIX SPLENDID SHAVING yam of the premises, terms, ke., apply chairs; also two marble top wash stands, one five, the Other three bowls. Inquire of J. Griffin, 30 Broadway. house one ior an English shad fitted up and doing an cv houre contains about twelve rooms furnished wold with or without the furniture. . B. HOWES & Co., § ce Nessa atreot. Good Bate thy ahtad SALE, THE LEASE OF A cellent business. ‘Apply ‘ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE—THOSE TWO valuable lots known as Nos. 39 and 396 Bowery, about 45 fet front by 146 in length, immediately adjoining the old Vauxhall grounds, now being unprovod. Thi with other improvements in that vicinity, perty very devirable for ‘ her particula Ni jOUNTRY 8 ‘About seven osntaining twenty hot snd cold conservato: ; fine 8 gardoner's hous Apply to JOHN W! ') acres.—The convenience to make s resid AT THROGG'S NECK FOR SALE— houso is in the Gothio party tw garden; in South the country agreeable. street, ply street, second pay ‘citce, from 12 to 3% P. MUSICAL, LaDy, TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE AN@ ing, will lve leasons Rt $2 per quarcer, If applice- Ton eae Undounted roferenoes gives. int Address Music, Broadway’ Post Office. SUPERIOR ROSEWUOQD PIANOFORTE (BY CELE- brated makers) for $150— b and yard, 60 and. the loo frui Or tho (pial stabil &e., apply to JOHN Cork: 80 South street. |OTTAGE ON THE HUDSON RIVER FOR SALE— eontaining ten rooms, pantriegand calla 200 tect, with fruit trees and cation at Irviagton, within view of the river and surroundin, ation very select, VANLIEW’S, 1,110 Bronaway. SIRABLE RESIDENCE AND Brooklyn.—For sale, on the west side of Washington avenue, between Fulton ani avenues. with fine garden shrubbery. Lo- 200 yards from of the depos. The The house is a 3! Music thoroughly taught at 401 Sixth avenue, near Twenty-fourth stroet. foenery is, magne 082.000. Apply m SMITH, PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURER WARD LJ room I 15 Si: sixth phere an ound, m PROPERTY IN | rial, nd in th ntial manner; and warranted. \IRGT PREMIUM PIANOFORTES, MANUFACTURED cuties sea SONS, 88 Walker street, near Broad— cma, ia ted mane Y.—Thei ceived the first RUG Lett ..| FOR corner stand, it ‘8 good stock, ds of ed if inthe Sysrry Prevent doing s fair bustae: a pl Eeq., 167 Broadway, room LE~AN OLD aera RE tae hich iz cian. Address GEO. SHEA, ED At wyuiro at 190 Atlantio, o¢ 35 7 Court street, "tbe EW PIANOS TO RENT.—A FINE Reiger kd new pianos to rent, or for RUG STORE FOR SALE.—AN OLD pisreg el! drug store, doin oan’s re oe Practice attached. A int, #€ the corner of Bi from 5 to 8 o’clock P. M. ILEGANT Kath ote! Bales sp) ue! Lith feos! the forniture cal from ‘erial: place can be seen at the offic: of | Fr change place. OR SALE—A Marg hog toy ry Foy ytd STYLISH ban white mare, fing tai trot in three minutes, OR SALE—THE ELEGANT BROWN STONE HOUSE street, Brooklyn, and lot on Siile Soaucy’ vequicet je mone re 7 a Minots, froe of eacum party. Inguire and furaiture, 398 Yresident street; house and lot Ni bony Sackett st farm in Lasal brance, to exch of FR. ANCIS F. Pe Chami street, es nue; lot 20,0x110; house 20. bath, water closet, washta ‘$7,000 may ‘remain on $11,000, of which Apply on the premiees, WRENCH, orJOHN'F. OR SALE—THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND lot, No. 61 Eest rey third stroot, near Fourth ave- ‘ood business, for sal idge and Hi, ge, &0., and 20 nei Braitwiek’ depot New Jer oA om an manaing’s magnitie tate Dalit with. the’ F DWERVILLY, 18 high, 6 years old; ‘soon at Sixth aventies. ‘Cottage GRay, has hot and colofbath, s! ‘Brooklys, of mC wor tube, gas, &0. Price bond and mortgage, G = the at piano and music establishment of oma 8, 335 Brow EW AND SECOND-HAND PIANOS FOR Earned very cheap—One of Mieyel’s pianos for $125. 4 at short sstioss ie repairing done in the best mai Pianos to let. 302 Bowery, seo: IANOFORTES.—JOHN P. WAKE & CO., MANUFAG- removed theic pianoforte warehouse from and spacious building, between Hudson and Varick streets. OFlaactortes ot wholessle prices: for eush, or aatiateatery paper. A great inducement to purchasers now offered. (PiAROTORTRG REMOY 4 L—L can are; ale stock of boudoir, Piccolo and horiso: sat Pianofortes received tor sale om commission. nant: GECONDHAND PIANOS AT GREAT Ba ‘One at $70, ono at $75, one at $80, $85, $00, $1 $125, at the piano and music store of HORACE 833 Broadway. Three 7 octave Gilbert boudoir pisnes, $200, beon need about one your, for sale at $100 BERKSHIRE, SODA SPRING HOTEL.—THE PRO- Pritor of thi ertablishment respectfully announees te OR SALE—350 DOZEN COAT LINKS, LATEST double and single, just received be ig, They may be sen by applying style, well assorted, by the steamship Nasbvil ¥, 45 Mott ot {OR SALE.—A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, BASE. the public tiat he intends open: tion of summer boarders by in order to make it Par inducement for families to come te house Re keh 2 of this vanclios ead cant. tat the count be has reselved to red: his rea aoe 0 ne went ponte Paton any” from from $s rae of rapleted and pas just been omnpletek ‘and newly bout ment and pee Har, with iT - nd fixtures, situated Hicks street 362, near Union street; of the hotel leek a borhood. Price $5,000. ‘$4,000 can Tensets'oc hoekgngs. “Apply soem om toe premiaees within et het fea eo air an Pee gt a ow in iumbin, with lease of store. ica JAMES GRU. TOCK OF GROCERIES AND FIX- store 266 rere street. corner of Co- CPESHANKS, 58 Brondway. Fevers of nature, OR SALE—A VARNISH SHOP, WITH A GOOD RUN fal proprietors going into other Eighth avenue. of customers, the business. Apply'at 14 ‘OR, Lrg ge! A BARGAIN, choice lo! Omaha cit} OR. SALE—AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT, ae diately adjoining the oreo, at Manhattan ill of a gothic honse and ‘Apply to ROSW ELL G. PI) Ron, Bise ner ot Broadway. residence of Cornelius OR SALE—BAKERY, cream saloon, in now doing a frst ‘very low rent. OR SALE—A COUNTRY Patel rh nn CONTAIN- plenty of of Copy gp on Trota New Yo a on ‘the Ld York a the premises, Broadw: 7 FOR CASH, FIFTY he capital of Nebraska ions. he depot in Great Be Berrington to ihe ‘Spring, Lattoes aa to AN! 2. BALDWIN, Proprietor of the Berkshire Soda Spring, Great Bareingtsa, Mager more nosmt, are oF Det eat bbc pened iy ata Ww parlors and single North river, fea eats Scvcaule tuceley tue. ‘fatten i dotizable cae for summer, having & goa bieexe from the bay and harbot, and @ full view. TALLMAN & MAPES, Prietors. BRIGHTON, paves? by bt’ MER), FRANCE to Hors tenilien goite on, the Hudson iy ting Europe. vat twenty-eight In excellent | trom Europe, can acty vomveneed “she i ‘Brightow ireet, oor- ¥ not rope. Situated she 168, . as one the bestin itnated tans Sey —. aoe oie rail- eae en, shis hotel CONFECTIONERY AND ICE feud and je comforte siretie tor a eens r ‘excellent situation on the Eighta ase re price. made known on on the premises, 346 Eighth rate business; lease three rare chance for « sm: isin ge best order, well rk, and ue ile ed, cist. Ferturther aid eit apply to Dr- se ee ie tod: Big ine ga? Williess lem Railro nie faire on SuREMIAn Tie. OR ine fod, etal bg pe ree bay retail EED 8' LOCATED UP TOWN, ‘and now doing ‘® fine and rapidly in- nec Fe several reasons ‘on once Ww. w. Munns” to OTRL POINT. ga gag hy sue jersey City ‘oint plank road, will bo o ened Ce Kh “ot i's “Geod bathing and 4 bait an le furnishe Lpere thy ON i. MiDMER, , Proprictor._ ‘OLDREDGE’S HOTEL, 757 AND 700 BROADWAY, Zh, tomer Cliston Face tne tamily, suite ang, oe spartmen dome Beatly kept, tained with or without duced Tent of from $2 40 810 per week. Destaing at et OWARD HOTEL, BROADWAY, NEW YORK —THE public are hereby int ° formed that’ the above jong sud favorebly known as one of the fret elas 0 ol till open for the reception of the tra ah canny fail “ig made, , an sal conve bo asrur fat attention and’ Kinanece having been dieslved, Me coted with fe New and pow ‘with the OR SALE—A LARG! finished cornves, for Exchange, on yr to Mr. ANTHO! New York. the ene ie aaa, So yelling ae ry eae oa BLEECKER, D 5 Bread: aoe, TONE hk toot hy panne at om at the oe) ‘and Mr, PATTE onse, ani will be cond: aeaee name and firm of BAILEY & KINGS! zw bi a. pei PRIVATE FAMILY HOTRL— commer _ my = st a ets (OR SALE—TWO SLOOPS, IN Fae} CTEe F Ghonak LOG street, ry is about to per ome 8,00 remain on Thom (PSON. ot RY Feet tlte See How! LUI tute bey! BILd, 2 LONDON COFF! eaten aah wb yi hs large smoking room and BD hy FAMILY Hi ete Hill, 'T A SACRIFI. ,2- a’ ty ba untry we tale oat preent air casep Rea ta onty two milca from New York. There Seat with very superior, out grafted fru Ray of ny arte t'porae tn aWendanes, A oye for oor & | yante. The York |. PHOM. A TERMAIRE (aloo propriever of the Crown and of nicetinceaibomeemte tl having all been R SALE CHEAP FOR CASH—A FOUR STORY FT - | fey mere an vrei Eyre coe oe, Fons house and lot, situated in Seventh Prone, hol rare, and persons Neral, m water all throu rough the house, ‘A g00d chance Tors or damane' Dy Breer investment; no incumbranee. by adjusted and prometlt Pui, DE GROOT, President, FOR, SATE OR EXCHANGES A VERY DESTeA DLE B. Dawson, mf country residence ov Staten Keland, within o Totten's lauding and about two milen from Rowville. ¢ Wm. H. De Groot, Jeane fl Tibont either gs mcr red tt “ £2 %, Glee P. f—¥ oe a and ten acres 4 ‘copeland, Nathen A. Woeet, ‘The henith of tho owner is tho only fos one Join Horm John day Bartlett Sith. BMV ESE dace rte