The New York Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1855, Page 3

om 3 Yew Yaavou NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 7, 1855, MONEY ma@KcBr. Suxvax, May 6-~6 P. M. The stock market closed yesterday very heavy. At ‘the first board there were quite lerge sales, aad buyers were plenty, but at the secon board the sellers freely Difered stocks at lower prices, without fimiiog purchasers toany extent For some time past a majority of the Board of Brokers have been bearing +tocks, but have been unable to depress prices much. Outsiders hive ‘been, and still contirur, large holders. The abuadaace of money has enabled tb to carry, ant the improve- ment going on in railrond etocks ax permanent invest » ments bas determined th:m to hold for higher prices. ‘The brokers have therefore been unable to get prices down much, under the most adverse circumstanzes. No Btock bas been pressiog upon the market; ani no one compelled to sell, tne brokers have hai very little Dusiness, and it has besn du'l times at the board. For ‘the purpese of making » show of business, time opera- fiona between different brokers have been carried Dut very little stock actually chaoged bands, an @utsiders are larger buyers than sellms, even a' @dvanced prices, In tho event of the money market becoming tight agaia, or avythiog oocurring in the internal affairs of the different companies, calculated: to destroy public confidence, the brokers stand in « position to bevefit by ig; but we see very sittle probability wf their making much moasy this yesr, by misfor- tunes of that kind. Tho chenges which hsve been mad An the management of our raiiroad companies are of eharacter that insures steady, gradual increase in Productiveness. The experience of the past cost too gnuch to be easily forgotten, and it will, we trust, be a Jong time before our ra‘lroad managers fall again Anto euch errors, These stocks being held largely by Outsiders, the market will not be burdened with them @ven undera moderate stringency in money mitters, @Mutsiders are not engaged in any great’ speculative ‘movement, and those engaged in legitimate lines of busi” mess are very much contracted in their operations. ‘They are out of debt, and doing a very limit:d business. Contraction has been going on #0 long that capital bas g@ccumulated im the hands of the commercial classes, nd they have converted itinto the most substantial pro- ductive stocksof theday. Nothing, therefore, but disas- ters in the business of these incorporated companies, er ® demand for capital for business pur- poses, can disturb these investments, and swe aee xo other way than for the brokers to look on ard make the best of it. If they cannot get up a panic, their occupation will be very much restricted. The re- ‘vival of business, requiring an active movement of cap ital, would compel many holders of stocks to realize, but ‘we see n0 indications of such a happy event. The war an Europe, and the unsettled state of mercantile affairs in England end on the Continent, will prevent any impor- ‘ant revival of trade, ani we therefore look for a steady increate in the supply of money, and its investment in Stock securities, on both sides of the Atlantic, for the ‘want of any other use to wake of it. There is no other wutlet for it—no other way in which it can at present be Anvested to carn anything. We are watching with tre greatest interest and anxie- ty the progress of the reason. Thus fer the weather has deen everything that could be desired. Agriculture is at this moment thirty days in advance of what it was at the same time last yen’, and the breadth of land cultivated throughout the country is at least twenty per cent greater. All the spring crops have been sowed and planted in admirable order, and the progpect never was more flattering. The high prices which have ruled for agricultural pro- ducts, and the deficiency of last year, have given a great Stimulus to production, and with an average yield per acre, the aggregate product must exceed anythiag of the Kind ever known in this country. From present appear- ances, every bushel of grain and every pouad of beef * and pork we can spare, will ve wanted on the other side wf the Atlantic before the close of another year. We phall find markets for our products, at highly remuser- ative prices, in Great Britain and France, to au extent greater than that rea ized during the famine year, if the ‘war continues and is confired only to the Crimea; but if at extends, there is every reason to believe it will, we shall become the granary of Europe, and have to feed the ‘immense non-produsing population of those nations en- goged in the conflict. Al! we require to give us such » «eommanding position isa full crop. With that, we shal! de rich and powerful; without it, we shall be compelled ‘to. drag along another year of inactivity and contrac- tion. With it, we can control the movements of specie throughout the world; without it, we shall find it diffi. cult to keep what we have. Our worldly salvation de pends upon the harvests, which are not far off. The extension of railroads throughout the West which have opened sections of country producing mil ions of bushels of grain, heretofore unable to reach market, the great increase of labor in the agricultura zegions, from the inactivity of all other branches of indus- Ary, the favorable autumn for sowing wheat, and the fa- ‘vorable spring for sowing and planting spring crops, the high prices ruling for breadstuffs, and the abuadance of money offering for the extension of agricultural en- terprise, ali have an influence, which we hope to see Yealized in the barvestiog of such crops as have never before been known, even in this great couotry. The exportation of specie from this port last week, was nbout equal te that of the week previous: — Supwevrs or Spec Faom THe Port or New York. a ie =A Sanford, Jacmel, specie...... 0, Sig W Cape Hay ti, Am. gold, Steemer Pa Pacife, Liverpool, “ ld bars... « “ gliah silver. . Steamer St. Louis, Havre, Am. gold., otB « ad ge id and silver. se nd lifornia gold. “ “ $1,474,383 29 7,892,682 51 Total for 1855, $9,367,070 90 The cash balance in the hands of the Assistant Trea- surer cf Boston, yosterCay, was $4,595,457 85, The Hamilton Fire Insurance Company have removed their office to No. 11 Wall street. A. H. Nicolay’s regularly semi-weekly auction sale ~of stocks and bonds will take place om Monday next, the 7th inst., at 123, o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange, The Minnesota Mining Company took out of their mine, in the month of March, 115 tons, which is considerably beyond the most sanguine expectations of the company. At the present rate of yield tho product of the year will Bot be far from 1,200 tons, against about 750 tons in the tar 1854, ‘The anthractte coal trade was again quite large las, week, The Reading Railroad brought down for the week ending on Thuracay, 53,868 tons, mating a total for the Year of 715,548 tons, against 596,604 tons to the same time last year, being an excess over last year’s tonnage to the corresponding time this year, of 118,744 tons, ‘The business on the Schuylkill canal is also active. For sghe week ending on Thureday, the shipments were 31,412 ‘tons, making for the season 196,890 tons, against 164,826 ‘tons to same time last year. The shipments from the Lehigh coal region for the week ending with Saturday Yast was 31,270 tons, against 20,358 tons for the corres ponding week last year; for the season, 72,959 tons, against 75,639 tons to the same time last year. Tho ‘Dreak in the Lebigh Canal, near Bethlehem, ie expected ‘to be repaired by Monday next. ‘The Washington Star states that the cuit of the United ‘States vs. the City Bank of Columbus for the recovery of ‘the amount ($100,000) of the transfer drafts deposited with them by Mr. Corwin when Secretary of the Treasu- Ty, 1s expected to come to trial on the 11th inst. Total for the week Previously, ‘Treenaile .. 6,205 Wh’eb’e,1bs.4,564 Drugs, cs.... 12 i Cotton.balesl, 17 $46,105 erodes, 2 9809 Pork, 20 Balas, kgs... 17 255 fam, *ibec,, 606-90 Silwerw'ie;ca L200 Heir, ba....; 66 1,800 Whaleb’ne,.10,936 4,536 Quercitron, cf 24 770 Potashes. bls. 60 1,447 Peariash, bbl 10 20 tes 2% "80 Cotton, bis... 148 #4, 068 Saltpetre, bgs 204 $2,812 Legmoed, tns 85 1,389 Hops, a Oe 4,684 Honey, tes... 15 644 Rosia, bbia.. 600 Bao Torprtine, bls 646 1,012 Tobacco, 08.1,678 22/136 Total,...........830,008 HAMBURG. Cotton, bales 599 $21,314 Logwood,tns. 49 $1,007 Pimento, bgs 621 6,436 Whaleb’e, 1b 8,030 1,282 Rorim, bos..1,092 2,130 Turp’tne, bls.’ 25 5 rit 3000171 Staves......3,000 196 yoy dt 300 4,982 — Miiiaonsies sc caccnaeaeier seep $38,692 ROTTERDAM. Cotton, bales. 100 $7,829 Trptn’e.. bbls 100 $1,030 , bbls.. 50 ‘661 Tod’eo, bales. 112 598 25 «466 Brewax, 1bs..1,234 340 Ex. Igw tx 100 eo metas is ie X. lgw'd, bx ar, loge... 15 Uileloth, ¢s,, 2 287 ‘Tarptne., bol 25 98 es. 23 895 Honey, tes... 422 15,565 bee... 165 Molassos, hhd 43 1,463 ff : Rice, casks... 12 mS Bp “oil, gals,. 214 Cotton, bales, 508 $10,263 $104 feng ibe. aoe Provisioas, bx 14 405 20/32 2040 Hemp, bales 10298 1,468 Spturp., bbls 720 12,172 ‘585 Tobacco, bhd 5446 446 Sugar, dbla., 373 6450 oie Ba +. 6,000 874 Saltpetre, bgs 71 ‘815 Total............857,878 TOULON. Pork, DbIs.0..sesecesesreee seeneeee3,451 $68,624 CONSTANTINOPLE. Rum, bb's... 450 $6,500 Domest’, ba. 12 $712 Sugar, 320 8,000 Soliaedmllk. 45 235 Chardle ‘sare, Cotton, ba..; 607 $23,840 Droge, cx 2 $250 Coffee, ‘vags..6,545 69,727 Logwood..... 36 60 Rosin, bis... 650 ila meh DUA se cehas tastes eR AIM othe sesesbet SON MRS Cora, bus,...3,170 93,38 8... 18 $78 W’bone, 3405 aes, bs 16 77 GENOA. Cotton, 197 $22,720 Duck, ba..... 18 $460 Grjectsartes 4 1400 Total .......... 824,081 HULL. Rosia, bois... 2,258 $3,388 SEAVER. secs sesesetecedeceseeeeseee T5000 $3,437 EMBDEN. Cotton, ba.... 48 $1,075 Pearlash. & 424 Wheat, bus, 1,270 Rosia. Sugar, bx Cofice, bugs. Potash, eed H Wi 22 Furnituree, cs 8 96 W. lend, kgs. 25 50 Fish, bbls... 7 108 Alekport’rick £0 540 Glassware, cs 2 64 Liquors, bbls. 110 2,535 Clothing -... 5 | 478 ita. Boots & soos 156 1,920 1,038 Lumber..... — 1, 787 — sosesseee $10,719 BRITISH WEST INDIES, 895 $5,785 Tobacco, Ibs.1,616 $102 corn, 28 823 Dry goods bxs’ 18 / 780 C. meal, bois. 175 042 ~Boota& shoes 17 970 R. flour, bbls. 45 887 Hats,cames,,. 4 202 ef, 60 © 970 -Rom, bbls... 90 933 Tea, chests... 200 Bagging, bales 454 759 Lumber, ft.36, 000 522 1420 Other articios’ — 285 1;120 omen seecess $16,278 B. Wicking, cs, 1 $120 411 Leather, bx.. 1 133 828 STarpentine. & 62 705 Oil, ca. 2 Ki 1,579 Soap, Bas 310 4,815 Potatoes, bbis 187 593 Woodware., 169 9% , bx! 206 Stationery 1,595, 65 Bish.. 160 184 Furniture, es 3 377 Canvass, pks. 8 133 F oargg ds ca.. 10 64 Pates, bx: 36 881 1,254 Hoops. 3,854 5377 Ca 1,882 662 Soot ts. 6r 17,468 1,868 1,016 Boards, ft..80,186 1,445 Verniai, boi, 1 101 Other ‘oo 1 bas arg Ths 4,692 608 —_—— Total. seen cers $52,179 FRENCH WEST INDIES. Beef, bbls.... 20 $870 Tobacco, hhds 61 $6,200 Tobacco, 14,200 1,500 Shooks...... 250 '250 oxebwurwoarss Seat Bapapcod ners ines ts +3 /¢Uby ame $180 Ww 233 a 65 708 219 83 76 408 St 100 1,207 $00 403, 400 225 2tsa0 487 16 i ae 700 113 LR. os. 23 834 , enre.... “1 fae m1 ae Oa Excess exports over imports. $348,701 ‘This result is something unusual, The Jarge expor- tation of specie brought up this aggregate, The im. Portaticns continue limited, which help materially to give the above result. The exports of merchandise have thus for, this season, been small. Tne short supply of breadstuffs in the coaboard markets is the cause of this deficiency. With an active demand abroad, we have not the material to supply it, The following is s statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the year to May 8, i enoh Pa natal bec - 1854. 1855. Increase, Devrense. 781, — 1,667,714 — 2,489,677 - 268 — 1,974,520 — 325,180 oon 610 $13 643,120 Net decreage to May 3, ¥ seen that there bas been @ great increase over last year; but in flour and wheat the decrease has been smormoas. As tho seasom advances this difference must bo stily ereater, ‘Lhe earnings of the Chicago aad Rock Island Railrosd for the week ending April 28, were $30,416 47; aud the esrpings for four weeke, $113,474 67. Add 64,311 for the £0th, and the total for April is $117,785. This is $30,844 wore than the earnings of April of last year, bofere the Peoria sad Burean Valley rosd was finished. ‘The foreign exports from Baltimore, for the week eod- ing om Thoredsy, 36 igst,, amonnt in value to $174,665, ‘The exports embraced 7,893 barrela of four, 1,770 bar- rels of corcmeal, 1,780 burhels of core, 20 hogsheads of tubscco, and 300 tons coal. The imports of the week have been quite large, embracing among the mo-t promi pent items 1,421 bogsheads aad 2,900 bags of sugar, 900 barrels of molasses, 1,033 hides, 1,288 tens of guano, 4,700 bushels of potatoes, 800 barrels of mackersl, 300 do, berrings, 2,369 bars of copper, aud 14,361 quiatals of copperss, Ata meeting of the shareholders of the New Jersey Frapblinite Company, held en the 1st ins’,, the fo'low ing persons were clected directora:—James H. Holdane Somuel T. Jones, James L Ourtis, New York; Charies ‘Thom pron, Francis Alger, Cassius Daring, Boston; Icha- bod Washburn, Worcester, Maas. ; James S Green, Arsh- er Gifford, George W, Savage, Samuel T. Knapp, George W. Holdane, David 8 Mancera, New Jersey. Ate subsequent meeting of the directors James H. Hol¢ane was unanimously ¢lected President, and Charles Thompeon, Vice President; George W: Savage, Secretary, end'the following persons as members of the Execu‘ive Committee:—James H. Hoidane, Charles Thompson, Jomes L. Curtis, Ichabod Washburn, Samuel T. Jones, Caaaius Dariivg. Theannexed statement exhibits the reczipts and ex- penditures of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company for the past year:— Laman Coat ann Navicarion Compary—1854. Receiptsa—For Ud rents and gain by sale of $26,733 94 town lots....., 636,097 61 878/821 30 416,991 95 Net,earpings in 1854.............. - $673,660 80 This amount is mearly double that realized in the pre- vious year. The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the Bank of Virginia and branches on the lst of April, in each of the past two years:— Bask OF VIRGINIA AND BRANCHES, 1, 1854, Ap. 1, 1855. Ontstanding debt. $9,938,747 $4,835,070 Real est 168, 164, 1892 Sterling bills. = In votes and checks of other banks, payable in the State...... 202,152 178,049 In notes and checks of other banks, payable out of the State 66,976 = «14,01 Due from other banks. 252,531 201,639 Loss by robbery in $100 notes of Portsmouth office, not to be re- deemed...... 18,900 18,900 Balances, in trans:tu. 26,381 14,186 $9,118 407 $2,031,300 $3,451,260 177,639 ’204,248 85,008 78,407 2,158,110 1,655,073 803,529 124.962 21, 1,688,165 1,804,526 To sseveee sees +s $6,088,652 $6,118,457 Of the outstanding debt entimated as bad. Do, as doubtful.. Amount of exchange furstahed by the baci branches in che:hs on the other banks, 00 00 $18,683 90 for the aes uarter ending April 1, 1855. ....$2,411,200 63 Amount that bas accrued for premiums thereon.......... . $10,230 19 Denomination of notes in circulation— $10,449 6) 265,992 0» 470,405 0 10,036 0 526,570 0) 187,669 Q) 000 0) 4,649 8} $1,683,701 88 Deduct cut notes and notes on hand of bank and branch seeeee 28,628 00 Total cireulation,.... se eeereeee de $1,695,073 33 There bas been during the past year a reduction in every department but capital The aggregate amount on the Ist of April, 1855, was $870,185 loss than at the wame date the previous year. Stock Exchange. SaTorpay, Ma; Hi 200 sha Erie Ri 10 do. 5, “ey 10 48% henaed Virginia 6's... 5000 do.,..860 2000 Exxe Bis of "75 87 160 1000 Erie C Bas "71. 8234 50 Ban a age L. 873g 50 8535 160 maasoe 63 4035 do, 83 405 0 do....-b80 403g a” Mich SaNoriaRR 103 id lors é MichSotsitndcon 50 hones s 8D ir4 62 Mic S& Nin RR. 103 100 Reading RR..b60 85% CITY TRADE REPORT. Sarcrpay, May 5—6 Asuxs.—About £0 bbls. byt paid oe a po tad at at a0 vere sold as biosay 0 08. a 87c., with moderate Provisions —Pork—There was some better fering, without cesided o! Lf Hees; aout 600 « 700 bar- were sold, incl moss pork at $16 60 ond new do. at $17’ 37 « $17 ‘d rime at $14 37 o 14 6, and 100 barrely ‘Ware | «aioe | moss gold at * $15 60, irom boc sales of about firm, with salne of 10) a 200 ao eh ae Ts. for tw former, anc #3{> a 93¢0. for the lavter | Lard was Grm @r, with wales cf about 480 barcela fair to prime qualty at 10c. a l03yc. Butterani cheese—both wore dull. Rick —-aies cf sbout 260 caske were made, et avout SMe. we tee. for fois ta, peters qasity (06 mats of cassin wers sold at 400, and 100 cess ourmes at p t , ‘in tas CGARS wore active, bul ye ce; da, a “i hbds, cl clnyed Cuda, %, igad 160 ds. Porto Bion} Wine —Atout 1,000 eases claret were sold at $2 76 Wuiekry again advance ith emles of 569 bacrsta Ona 504 Stale at Sec duc. ud 60 vhds. drudge sold at Woor.—The market was quiet, with very little dolog ——— 443. BROADWAY —T0 LET CHEAP, FOR BUST nes» purposes on'y, ar 9 {rent ro0i0. second -tary, bed 18; rent, smart front room, $100; threere m tied stars #2 (edi oom ou fourth floor, 25 by Ww, $25. Apply on the prem: upper ps #Muneos place, South wt tom small respectable family ing of two ronins and two tedrwoms; rent mod ses topaut Inquire on the premises ‘between 9 A. M, and BY iB tourteen rooms, oloeantly » of woven acres, is well shaded ita evsrareen, and forest ‘trees, good stable, wator, &e. | Sicua: high ground, about ten minutes’ from Sailors ; Mashor. "Rent ‘$900, “Inquire of J, W, BARBE.T, stree T LONG BRANC Fan HE SUBZORIGER, heuse on his farm, b how It will accommodate trom seve Wwe te elghey persone, ands Matshed fu, modern e'yie, wi ab: y doors marble mantels &e Kent vory moderate. YR. W. BUWYER 119 White street, New York N OFFICE TO LET —AN OFFI cocupicd by & physician, b icw to agood tenant” Apply of Broadway A SMALL PRIVAT FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROO than they require, would lot two neatly furnishes bed- rooms, without board. to .entleweu, Inqnice at 9) Third avenue, between Twolfth aud Thirteenth ctreets. ated treet, east PARTMENTS To LET-IN A TWO house, consisting of five rooms, together or No. 17 Mernson street, Inquire on the promises, AN QEFICE-NOW OCCUPIED BY A PHYSICIAN; also, spartments with gay and Croton water, for sia- Her en, at 1'9 Tenth street, Brev ort place, bi y and University place, etnasTe QeoMTha. | ernest Returned T ET—THE OLD ESTABLISGS) ByCuR, KYO VN as the ** bunch of ( James street, with bow A For pleco for & LET—10 A SMALL RESPE TAGLE FAMILY, Daraome apartments, a 16 Wooster etroet, near Canal’ T° LETAAT & BLEECKER STREET, A SUIT OF bandeome rooms, on the second flu: and bie wife, or to» party of sincle gentiom: frst it dovired: also. third story email room. Tae house jains the moder: in provements. TT LEY, AT LOW KENTS—1Un THRE house’ No. 166 Waverly place, will bo put in Croton waser, ume, beth Alse, the targe aud de ore U8 Sixth evenus, n the Jeffor, morket; @ cers location. Apply L SUYL STORY omy 20 “0 LET—PARLORS, BASEMENTS AWD BEDROOM ime fret cia4g house with modern improvouisate; rem $290, Anquire at 136 Weat Thirty fourth ctreet. ed of nck, ae the party may wis, Broadway. tuquirs of C T° LET—1THE STORE NO. 778 BROADWAY. © LET-S°GRE AND BACK ROOM, IN BLEECKER | street, 284, one door trom Barrow; bas beon ocoupiod for the fancy business for years, aud suitarle for aay buatuees, Rent $400, Apply, so Wa EGLINTON, No. 19 Hulten strect, or on the ; remisos. 0 LET—STORE NO. 80 ANN STREEY.—RENT $100. | iscaulthacd B. GALBRAITH, 127 Sulton sireet as LET~ON MYRTLE AVENUE, CORDER OF VaTRS twelve now houses, Just finished, with folding | ta colamanding one of the tives dy SHED & plece, for one year, E, ot the otfee of Therasson & ork. 4 wa c Rony dod We all street, TP LAT—THE FOUR STORY GRICK ¥ROST ENG: Jieb be. pt Louse, ov the southosst corm rof Sovond evenve ave Thirteonth stret. The honse ovntaios ali the For terms, apply at No. 140 Toath t of Third avenue, 0 LET—& HOUSE ON TEE CORNER OF [RVING place and kourteenth strost, opposite the opers aud gas Ctlices. omicutated either for a first class bosraing Louse or | fornelud house, Apply st 75 East Fourteenth stroot. PO, GEtIWO HASDSOME THREE STORY ‘ayo | ment cotta,e houes on Forty-third street, moar Brvadway | Lousou in good order, wud very deciratie t BOS pply to BE b. NSHIMER, Si¥ Fourth av trom 80d to Ward 3 to7 0 LET—TNE ELEGANT FIRST FLOOR Of HOUSE 778 Broadway, wita private entranos, suitable tor » dentist or physloias, | Cire will eave th | City, with & widow or sicgle | ‘THR TURF. R2 USE, whaees - rae eee wor: is gow compiote in Balos stetiee ateacheo aro soastentiy Bro tnetege horses to be fo: i ed it con &waye de pees at the Red House. te ts epivadid order, and cretting tnt,” We ‘teing racke The Sosdod Avenme care peas the 400r five mts utes PUETARY tLLB Oc nee tere pay--4 mode va, tn Sesneee, Gol, Jame Pil name RES Mirkm am le ‘wie m8 al vet A —~TRUTTING—On MOBDAT f. M ® match for $2,000, mile peat, Dest 3 te 6 # gem and drivor co wingh an eeanae We ames b m. T emple; W. Widen names ‘The pro} clcasure in sueoumsiag the Bret grext trot vf the witch betwee the above name horses has becn 2 expected tm trotting clrolee, aad amone the lovers of sod vorese gover ere well huown on the turl ve Shows NION_ COURSE, & ny Tth, at & colee! ooenmry. 3 cecasion bes ehe bee: at Pic—. overtberess ber spirited owner, & vor marhavly ood face she madejwith Frauk Forester lege at ke she lem Ht oompetiver fur se Ip the eons he is im es! of gout set tobe aust the reste in first rate od in aesuring «ill be witnessed, This mateh will seule wely ‘one om ifs far dag. South frery | br sptize for tee conree ab Ner 1 utoise nd return when the (o go end return yt cont SUAW & waits, ene pinion b; twenty minute race is over, A BACHELOR REQUIR ROOMS IN 4 MOI house, with convenient he ex tothe Lower park of the whore ther: Bo geatie- men boarders atd home oom Can 66 epjo; Zt. {rg buuse necd'reply, Address Henry, Meraid off NY PERSON HOLDING THE OFFICE OF cou ner of deed, who is willing to dis or tou, may apply to n interview ° OTEL WANTED—THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO lense a hotel wlready furnished, in this city or else Whore, or would tabe s promiuont position in ® firet cas betel.” Is pontosced of avery extensive first clase hotel no- qraingarce, ang could influence heavy recep Address S$. 8 8, Post Ofice ART OF A HOWE WANTEO—BY A GENTLEMAN ané lady where there would be but two families iu the house, and ine pleasant location, where there wo inter he from otbor tenants, Address Apartment, Hee- ald office. SMALL AGREEAGLE AMERICAN FAMILY, 0 pou. AL, pring «tn e s-oond fluor, three rooms deep, ey ol ite, toagentlemsn and wife, or widow ludy and daughter, the a rent of $2°0'per annum. References exchan; Apply to Knapp, 477 Broacway ‘TO LET, af Wye te Sh ht ol AVERY small, handsome 0: 80 South First street. four diocks from the ferrie: — sae ing ‘and filled with gre ‘vines, Fanning ron Tegdbines, & , store and welling, 348 Gran d st: illiat rei Possession imme- Ghiely” Apely tO HUGHES. & OREN, 159 Or a stroes, Wiluameturg. HEAP RENT.—THE LOWER PART OF A NEATLY Gnished brick dwelling, in ® gentee! neizn comprising six rooms, will be rented terms to good tenant, and Bothune streets. SK ROOM TO LET—AT NO. 4 WALL STREET J third floor, Address D. W. L.., Box 976 Post Office. ACTORY BUILDINGS TO LET—WiTH WATER AND im power, Very extonsive, suitable for any business neh roo! \d power. ‘Situation y, un the hew Haven Railroad, 28 milos, trom York, and accessible b; "aga of which there is a regular line to the ity, For terme. Ac., inquire of K. G. PIERCE, No. 1 Pino street URNISBED OR UNFU! ys TO LET IN afte sitst olnes house Xo ¢orner of Ninth n office, with bedroom attached, suitable for tpbyelcian, "Apply fron 8 A. Me to 7 Pate ‘ISHED moyen Je LET.—IN A oainerce el very tins in alee, ora Rent moderate, with irnme- family would romain if dosit ICHARDS, 307 Brow JURNISHED HOUSE ON EASY TERMS —A WIDOW- , Without children, owning a large furnished house, near Union square, would let it toa family, aud (if szree ablo) bosrd with them, barrie reducing the rent to ab nt $1,000. “pny, after 2 o'clock, to J. SUCH, 5) Bast Fit teenit street. OUSE TO LE LET—IN THE VICINITY OF ABINGDON square, covtaining sixtsen rooms, with ali the moderna Tp a loca’ excellent for a first class boarding ym very reasonable inquire at the office, corner West bei uient to the Righth ne ears, ‘Yearly rent’ ‘wery tow, iy h immediste session . W. RICHARDS, 47 Broadway. CIEL 10 LET, AT AUBURN, N. F.cTHE CELE: brated hotel, kxown as the Auburn and ons of the Jarcert and best eee +d hotels in Wane Now York, Will be let on most favorable terms, from the Ist of June. Apply to BE. B. KIN SHIH R, $19 Fourth avenues, or MH. G. VAt ANDEN, 75 Gouessestroet, Auburn. Peportanr TOPMILLINERS AND DRESSWAKFRS. — To let, furniehod or unfurnished, # suite of rooms, lore established, with all the fixtures, with » small stock, which could be disposed vf on enty terms, in ono of the best lopa- tions, and near Broad} 0 oconpant is about reticiag feom business. Ad fi AVILION HO1EL—TO LET OR FOR SALE, OR EX. change for sity property, the ‘Pevil Hotel at Port Wasbington, ‘he house partly f tiful garde Kors Eyre carriage hou imme- diately oP eas soe Alzo, bo? 6, with ninetee ta attached. Apply to N. BUNEL, 50 Houston ART OF A HOUSE TO LET—TO A SMALL FAMILY, at 25 West Elphtconth strect; neizhborhood quiet and eee Rent very moderate, Gas and Croton 6 Ouse. ART OF A HOUSE TO LKT—T0 A SMALL PRIVATE family. “Tocati Plessant—gan, bath, de, Terms Inogerate. References exchanged. Also, ® piai Inquire at 88 West Twonty sixth strest, or at 346 Broadway, office OOM TO LET, WITHOUT BOARD.—A PRIVATE family can rent’slarge parlor and two bedrooms, hand- somely furnished in the modern three st: ry houso, No. 65 Franktin sirect, ono dooy from Broadway.” Roftrence re- quired. Apply at tho above number, ECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF A NEW THREE story hou: Yein'n desirable neighborhood, 17 West Forty firet ‘atrost, between Broadway and Sixth'avenue, Rant very low to ermsil family TEAM FOWER, win GOOD AIRY ROOMS,TO LET— is the North American Steam hear! Sixth ave TORE 116 CANAL STREET, AND HOUSE OVER THE let; also store ¥24 Broadway. Apply to J. CRAM, GTORE 70 LET-NO 15 ANN STREET, BETWEEN Nassan sizoct and Broadway. Rent low to » good ten- ant, Inquire on the promises, rem TO LET—SUITABLE FOR A GROCERY, 0& any other business, with back room and basement if re- guises. at S4 Klizabeth strect. Possession immediately. Also ledge er al Set or Hall 29 and 31 Canal staeet. t VaN iT, Si Canal street. SECOND FLOOR TO 1ET—CONSISMNG OF FRONT fang back room and entry bedroom to s small family only. Rent $160. Inquire at 79 West Eleventh street. LET—REN? $250—PRETTY COTTAGE HOUSE, now in nice order. 11 rooms, stable in resr, ahade troos, Croton water, bath room, apace for &o, Second and Third avenue’ cars pane night aud day: Abply on the pre- id Third avenue. mises, corner of I O LET:—PART OF HOUSE 491 HUDSON STREET. aynrt tt a poseession givon immediately, ‘OR ONE OR MORE YEARS, A bcm bg 104 WY LET. store own stene building on N. Twent ibs ow handsome! market; all new. WopELt, « 4 (Tight avenue. LET—A BACK EARGr BASEMENT WITH PAN- Fang yn acer ins ith pantry, om third floor; also, isting of cid rooms and three pan' to Tra (0, LET-THE DWELLING PART OF HOUSE NO. 886 jonrth avenue, corner of Twenty cigth street; twelve rooms, gas heih, bo; very desirable ore private family; Font bn” Blea? rand gratings oe High arene. rent s iners. 319 Fourth eed sand aes Johi rent will te taken as es ‘agroea)! ire Franklin st., or on hie premises, at Fordham, at the © depot. (PO, LETC A LARGE BASEMENT IS REASONAB x 46 Codar street iro f LET—FURNISHED, PART OF A HOUSE NE. Seatdae te pentanehe oa sere Teak care ant iS tw ve ‘e it - Preece rooms an housek: ree. Rent $0 rar ear gs oe Deeg Firlobed if sired. Patt chatdeliors, Phe same ontd mises Tiver Wa My orto B. W RICHARDS, Sit Beociwnye To, Le UPPER PART OF THE TWO STORY bonte No. @ street, consisting of cecond floor Grooms) basement, to let te m email femily only. 86 Canal street, 0 LET—PART alg A st age bao oN ee, ih ‘bets 0b rare! ee ete catenin im! wonport’s goat, toe ner Fulton iar, tha street, honag Ayr J SECOND STORY, consteti of two par. Jors, two bedrooms and closets, ay front Panemont "| Sa 1 Brolin Rane g200, Tho helghborhood fs SE aeha Eoadins du the peomloos, TT) TORY 0} OUSE 101 KING ter i siete some tm the oer, with fom ok STORY HOUSE ms ee. Wachineton street, cormor Willing stevet, pre. Roach, Ingutre at 4, G@, ‘Avoamica, be LET—HANDSOMELY ¥ FURN ISHED APARTMENTS, at the first class couse 775 Brondway, oonteuming all the godern improvements, V jANTED—A SMALL HOUSE, IN & GENTERL belch, ricod, olther in the eily ex Countey, Addeves postpaid box 2.468, Post Otiee, stating torms, \O LET—A NEST THREE STORY ENGLISH DASE. | ment brown stone front house, om tee north sido of | Fitty-sccond street, between Kighth avenue ani lroaé vay; eli the modern imaprovoments. Anquire on the promises. | . C. ONDERDUNH. | | GE AND | | COiTAGE AND Po AET—THE coMMODIOUS sounds, of Mr. Isano Bell, at Now Bricbton, Staten | Island, now ccenpied by Mr. Ri slot ‘epposite the r tituation very desiraole with a tine view of the bay. Apply At 25 Nasssu street, room No. 12, thitd story, or om the premises, poand asaa nic Mawelling house, with thecorncr ot Soutn Bift! ‘The sane way be lensed fore $) term a werd s ace ‘or an apoth the buildin fite m it onpital’ stand for «Dost wad shoe store or fanny goods: ‘apply vo HH, LINNBMAN, io) Chambers | street, Now York, or Grove street, corner of South First, y City, ary oF ‘eiiob Porpone it is con: 0 LET—THE WHOLE FIRST F1 00K, FOR ONE OR two families; and, further, some nicely turnished «mall rooms for single xentleinen, with or without board, Inquire at 62 Franklix street, noar Broadway. 10 LET—A. BRICK STABLE, IN NINTA, STREBT, between Seoond end ‘hird avennes. The building is eligible aa feed store or ,oarpent aston nd will be. rented on nable terms ‘to a respectable tenant. Inquire at No, 17 St. Math's Flnce, 0 LET—POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY—THR rear part of sia second story, the tront part of the third story, snd all of the fourth story of 29 Beckman street, Also the front room of the Afth story of SL and 38 Boek:man irovt, Bach apartment is gu for acy kind of mecha nizal businese. Alse besement of 24 Keokman stroct, Lu: quire o" JAMES CONNER & SONS, 29 Bockman streo, 10 LET—TO A SMALL FAMILY, T DAD third floor ofa fire three tory houso, with ali modern improvements The first foor is occupied b; Hinglo genticman, the front basement. sul:ablo Cor an olive, Apply at 223 Merocr street, near Fourth street, 10 LET—-A PLEASANT RESIDEN( CONSISTING of the second story. two bedrooms ia the attic, with a Geller and good kitchen, at 808 Hudson, stra Inj{uiro of DANIEL FKBNOK, “i aie wal offices, 22 Fousth street, or at his residence, No.l W 0 LET—FIRST FLOOR AND BACK BASEMENT, With one room up astaira, in house 24 Hamorsloy strect house 32 Hamersley street. (nquire of WILLIAM | 2% Hamersley strect, tor one week. ‘0 LET—A VERY DESIRA three story house on Big near Fourth avenue; fo order, Croton jouse (eame iow) a Prnoe. ND WELL SICGATED iy siath otreet (Yorkvilie), he street is 100 fect wide, house in ter, &c.; also one-half of a similar Rent very iow to vod tenants Apoly hty eiath street, near Fot Foursh avenue. LET, LOW.—THE SPLENDID STORE 100 FULTON treet, botweon William and Nassau strveta, 110. fect to Ann stroet. for $1,200, if applied Inquire in the looking glas® store, (ou for ing through tely. 0 LET, FURNISHED-THE SALOON AND CHOP house’ 208 Canal street. ‘The satoon has been newly fitted up mith gas, and painted turougtout, and contains eight sleeping ro 8. §09 lease would be Gives snaetcn suahaves 206 Usual street, second story, po Len, ‘AND FURNITU RE TOR SALE—A GENTEEL two sicry and attic brick house. Rent low aad fneai tnre cheap. “Any person wishing s gs had better call. For further psrticuiars apply at 65 Thontpson stroet, tweon Broome and Spring, 0 SINGLB GENTLEMEN OF, FAWILIES—TO LET, the whole or part of two gentcol hoses; rooms furnished or unfuruished, in s pleasant and convenisnt neighborhood rert low; also, & daguerroam gallery for sale, Anquirs at tho gallory 301 Broadway. | T, LET OF FOR SALF, IN WILLIAM [STRERT—THE five story store 59 William st eet, also the first floor and basement of 57 William street. a4 eee to Wall street make them desirable locations. Appl Wie 8. B. SCHIRFFELIN, W0 William street LET IN BROOKLYN—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN hi Bged ow he would like to let to a small family, and rt of the rent in board; the house % abou alton ferry, near Fulton avenae. Address ofties, ould ‘one milo from c. P., Herald 0 LET IN BROOKLYN—FOUR ROOMS ON SECOND floor of house 351 Fulton street, corner of High, tos fmall tamily without children; three’ minutes’ walk ‘from Fulton ferry, Apply to R. T. LUSH, 11 Fulton street, in the Millinery store To LET AT FCRDMAM, WESTCHESTER couNTY— | A neat desirable dwelling house, eligi fh Shext one,shird of oa sore of eo ‘aut dern st; pect, ae, id or ut partical thnerreae JAMES i HATES, & Wal at., basement. LET OR LEASE—-THE NEW THREE STORY buildings 12 ond 14 Pitt street, well adapted for mann- facturing purpores. ‘The steam engine, &c., used in the building, and almost nev, is forsale, Lor particulars ap- ply on the promises, (PO LET OR LEASE—FOR A TERM OF YEAR ‘wide, commodious and doep store # atroot, two doors from Broadway; toge ment adjoining in the rear, and fronting on Broadway, bace- mont over 10) feet deop. These promiace are peculiarly pied for 8 dining saloort, and afford am exvellen’ oppor: ity for opening on ® part of the city where it is mach noeded at present. Apply to GEO. P. WRIGHT, 28 Brox way, Up stairs. AT, 5 RENE be T LEASE—A COUNTRY SBAT, AT PELHAM, WEST. cheater er ecunty, ¢ taining 54 antifoll innd. Rene low. “ieat to ADAMS ECCREY, 7a Nanas sizeet ‘0 LEASE—A STORE IX BROADWAY, SITUATED below Canal street, for three room on the f 4 floor, £4) by Of three stories. "tacuire of oy 4 ftteet, eicre# o'clock, 'o LEASE POR ONE 0! derate rent, with iminodiate art of the foor at house 72 anal, location very plesea a r sh cra a ie We idan, 207 Broadway. RENT—A?P wate, ca TAReh anes gre Forty sith sree b testes 4 8 wi yeanate will be fentes improv tho bar, basement of Cliftura House, Park j la tes (PBEUPPER PART AND BACK. BASEMENT oF THR se 300 W street, wi ‘achington or with- out, as may suit appiicants Tnvalre m the the presalees. Ay ag i ay) Wa Sad pogess —TO LET, A location fost rik seer xi re We a Tince an eke tenet, a lll I aie Teli aaa i | T° FAMILIES FURNISHED aie ANURNsitND rooms to let, first clace bé in atede ia artes ti with Privilewe for bo : ales an office, te a poyeicinn, RO, A BOGE SELECTION OF SHERRY, PORT. Ma DET. ts fron whiskey, Sosasion,¢ atldad ‘and ier Ha M. MESSENGER 3 ‘United Beata fed acs ONDON CORDIAL gba of B MESSE: street, so) ieee G. bi Ry 9 on eonnene, ay, wud at vdeo, '#, corner Fi ‘woods, an REE LECTURE—AT BLFECKER Bi o'elock, this evening, with experimen’ of charsoter and di is B. Brow , OF BOSTON, MASS. WILL ratte sia” Hotetes sein ‘wtrest and Brondway; Look- LDINGS, AT 8 4 dolinoations Gliame, gives vel No.6 { bape seg which wilt be = TANIED—10 PURCHASE, THE FIXTURES AN e oppertanences of » Ast class restaurent. Apply at Ne. S Broad st. OLOTHLNG, &C. ATITY, OF CAST OFF CLOTHING having lett off wearing apparel te all Lota, will reee out; large or price for’ thei, by PONROY, 401 Ped Centre atioet. 6 goed CLOTHING.—-A LARGE QU. yitier wan'ed; heat price given, and cnah paid te our 31° Gentigimnen 004 superfiuous aaving ‘et. cam obtain the fuil value by calli aa ng JAMES MORONEY, II Baxter stroct, (late athar, LOTHING AND FURNITURE —LADIES OR GEN- tlemen having any to dispose of ean receive @ fair ese Price by sendlog to the stores 1 Laurens gtrect, neat Canal ‘est Broadway, or by letter through the pot eee maid by Mis, Cohen. INGLISH WATER-PROOF ALP. greet Conn s 0h received from don, w li AViVE Bi rice, 'S. C. BISLOP, Perehe goeds Tél Brosdway, Gans 'S FURNIGHIN' He would devote bis entire t the interests of an employe for integrity and. capability be given, alt crt Henry Morgan, care of Mr. Join Hicks, 16 Nasa peeet. be hi ny Aaah CBILDREN'S CLOTHING —JOSBrB i 8 Park place, oj zlee to ne found ja the Unt three te twenty youre ‘SPORTING, &0. oG WANTED. —WANTED, A G00D WATCH BOG, suitable cae Keg pais Es a) an .aueet aes Al EN petueen Wand Iz ereloske A PANCY PIGEONS —THE VERY BEST STOCK OF the, dierent varieties, of fancy, plzeons found iu this city, can be purchased a omory. Those tho desire to procure the bere specimens of thott Liad,wonte do well to cat immediately. ck out, dog: hen, rooster, MOCRING Bray ror sae + a or gontieman wanting t to he excelled b: ny Ii apply Tc are Poorth streot. I SLENDID MOCKING ny in Ni Dievrne 4& CO., Lowy hol apg veo ov PaTaw? bed bottoms, Freaeh i: bedstoads, and mat- wot evary deasrintion, bave removed aa 63 and 882 Broadway, where bhey hope vo see their NAMELLED SUITS AT REDUCED PRICRS—a\ KATUEWS & STACY'S, old established warrsoms, Brondvay, opposite the Bu Niok Suites of furm- ture with hair mattress, straw vr oo pillows and boteters, fron $40 per suit PATENT CUSHION. LARD | TABLES ‘ORS SALE. 1, FosoWOod or mahozany tabi or wood beds, Lo liad at the sowest price of Wr © had at the 1owest coor, rect, Old Cushions repaired. 1, TUCKER, PROPRIETOR OF siphin Haase, Te vtrond ta ‘treo reua sed his age aud the y Ww an W Thermatune ‘AL STREET, NEAR VARICK.—W. & 165 Nort grate and feader, kitehe ae oe Tange ana stove warerooms. We hare 8 large assorui iarateot s the latest patterns of mantel ool or er, revo ae without pain, dceter bas recent}; #60 CPrE -—Paaliaaaak ER reels "Medaine sone, snr Beeman, bie Py she has reduced her order Lay to enable every one te be + aaa a PTTacs chee, Gs Resi. % Gas Tor. ao. factory of reo WH s Co. Bet SEED CORN —Ti —— ar Sete per denen. ents | eae = — a a ones. ot ‘of ten opere of all te a clase distin wate hi Pertunce. 1" of tastefa’ a ae 3 eveepee lat i Hie e JM. = ATED Prnronation rs ronataD Of very ebeap. aie, nertratt aloe reece *TaED, pity, New road, London, Rugiand. auras HIPS, ee pate tae ce spoon SS om se ook ree and other shades, of ait eco bis stook of ¢0) a se8, ons, bands, loops, pins, &c. constantly om baad ow store at ra to call and Uerat-