The New York Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1856, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1856. et ld o’cki ck. Daring the worniag pri ure, the Merchants’ Hotel was crowded with a dense throug of persons, who called io take him oy the head and bid Lim welcome. He declined any further menifes- Yation of pudiic ‘avor than this, and ex, to meny the deep regret be teit tn being to dapart for “Wheatiand #0 s00n; but his desire te spend omce more & gulet Sabpata in the retirement ot his own town, bed would odernt hare sajyred fc momenin wale be otherwi ¢ bave enjoved ety being the stopping place phic tine line di- viding Chester from Lancaster county, wae desigaated an ® point where Mr. Buchauan sbould be delivered to Committee cf Lancaster county. Aa the cars approacl ed, the shoute of the people and pom Sos coins oon pet ae dressed 1, who for miles arou! congreget do cheer hire on bis pate return. He thanked them for heartfelt ~ ‘et anes. so many friends of hi zouthy and supporters through Mie. He was londly cheered during the few moments oceupied by his 5; The Gap is the first station after crossing the he tins ot Lanesster county. vint the houses were beautifully decorated with wreaths of evergreen; and the shouts of the peape made the welkin ring Here, too, old and young had aasambicd to cheer their fend, the returning statemmne. address the assemblage, and thaking hands with as many of the people as time would permit, on amid the shouts of the crowd. & § i i Hi gE te oe il E i ; the ald be foremost in doing him honor. locomotive works at four o’clook, resi the train approached, a salute of seventeen firection of Col. John H. Dachwan and 4 A. Hambright, and was received by the Commitee ption, and an immense crowd ot his fellow citizens, ‘amid the ringing of the charoh beils, and the most en and other demonstrations ot ppplense. Mr. Buchanan then vodk his seat in a carriage provi for his reception, acco ied by his Homor eee a merman, Dr. F. A Mab joob're, Chairman Committee of Reception, and Col Joseph B. Baker. A peoeeaics was formed by ieee immense crowd of peo. ah im attendance, accompanied by musis from two cml ent brase bands, beaded by Col. Dachman as Chief Mer- shal, ead Col, Cyrus Carmay, David Reese, Richard Mc- Gran aud Miohaei H. Locher, as aids. The “following was the programme:— Chief Marahal an4 Aids. Hon. Jamas Bucnanay. Committee of Es sort. Committee Philadeldbia, Committee of Reception. Aldermen of the City. Ex hayore of the City. Select and Common Counelis. Faculty of Franklin Marshall College. Music. Oltisens in General. * The procession, which was very lung, then moved up Plum to Esa’ King street, and down Esst King to Centre wquare. While on the moreh, the bells were rung, can- non fired, flags were displayed at different points, asd, SrERETE Be Hi i Indeod, the reception waaous of the finest ever witcessed ince cays of Lafayeits. Mr Buchanan bowed re- peatedly to the waving of the bandkerobie(s trom the ladies slong ‘he route. Fast Kirg street was a dense mae of human beings, end Cevtre equare, the +i ¢ of the old Court House, pre- sented the appearaace of a perfect sea of heads. There were about 5,000 persons alreacy oc! there io advance of the proceseton, and this number was trebled when it arrived. The hous+> end stores along East King street, and surrounding the square, were crowded with ladies anxi-us again to get a glimpse of their distinguish @dtellow citisen, Mr, Buchanan was evitently deeply toy peso by the exhibition of general joy which per- 2 sity. Qu the arrival of the procession at the equare he was received by Dr. F. A. Muh enberg, Cnatrman of the Com- mittee of Receptior. Mr. Bcvawas repitec in a very brief, but feeling and elequett mancer. He retaired to the scenes of his boy- ocd and more mature +ge, as being aaa clatal most clocely with everythug o nerning the inte est aad ood pority ce Penczy vais and ber people, ile bea been onored with the n'vhest tru-t in their gifc; but of all their fevors be prized the most tha: which’ coavineed him that be had sver deen unmlodful of the obligations which Le owed to bis Sta‘e #ud country. ‘He pike of the high estima son in which our people were heid ebroac, as & vigorous and powerfal nation, and # trfbu'ed at! this properi y to the love the people bad Yor that biesse4 constitution which preserves the Union of the indepexcent sovereign States of the confederacy. Inthe warmest and most affectionate terms he thanked them for the cverwbelming kindness man‘fested for his safe return to bie long wished for home. After the ceremony was over Mr. Buchapan was con- ducted to Michael's Hotel, and witha large number of his 1 and political frieuds partook of s handsome co'!- Boia, pease by Mr. Michael, the worthyand es.imable "Sh. Bucbanan may weil fesl proud of this “welcome ‘on ae re:eption. Buehanan was ther conducted by the committee © Wiestena, about a mile dis‘ant from the city, where 28 arrived about 7 o’cloek in the afternoon. On Sunday morning be was found as usual in his well known pew at churc Supreme Court—Special Term. Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt. MABEAS CORPUS—A MOTHER CLAIMS HER CHILD. APRIL 28 —Ulement Murphy and Mary his Wife vs. Jo- seph Murphy —Tae piaiat'fls im this case are husbandaad wife. The f-male plaintiff ia sister of the defendant, and the wiit of habeas corpus is eued out for the purpore of recovericg possession of @ boy named Joseph Marphy, aged about nine years, son of the plaintiffs, but who bss been livicg with the defendant and his wife as their adopted chiid since he wes eleven weeks old. The plata- fits oleta: that the child ts unle restrained of his liberty, aod detained by bis uncle, the defendant. Mi E¢gsr.’ counsel for the plain submitted thet thovgh the child had been lent to the defendant by ita mother, the C.art, under the law, would direct that she is entitied tociaim ft, and thats parent, however poor, ia never denied the privilege of protecting ita own of ricg, un'ess disqualified by betng » disreputanle recter. His clients were honest and iniustrious, and the stightest stain or imputation does not rest on them. The return of J Marphy to the writ of habeas corpus seta forth is the maternal uncle of the child, ood that in the year 1847, when the in‘snt was about ihe ege of e'even weeks, Mary Murphy, its mother end sister of Joseph Muxpay, va was attacked with ship fever aud wa nuraed ap xy him, respondert, and bis wife; that be, Joeeph ‘Morphy, aod his wife hed bad previcusly born to them ten catidren, all of whom are deed, exceptone git], s criple; and that the claimant, Murphy, knowirg the distreas of respondent's wife, and in order to assauge her distress, gave her the infant bow in ciapute, snd they adopted the child and have curtuied it sin as eleven weeks old; they ha therefore, becuire very much atieched to it; and the res: pow“ent, Joveph Marphy, sta‘er, thet he is worth over $12,000,'snd intenda to make the child Joveph ons of his heirs. He also sta’es that the father of the child isa porter in ax austion stcre, at w talsry of only $360 azavm, sud bas six other children to provide for; and that thia procteding is only brought out of revenge, cause tbe responéen: refused to Interfere and the ma.riage of the scn of the a elataat Mary with a very respectable young lady in this city. Mr. J. E. Develin, for 1espon ‘ent, claimed that he was éatitled to the care «f the child, having brought it u es bis own acd made provision for its fu'ure welfare ia If the Court tock the boy from ite parents by tdoption it would break their heart strings asunder. Mr. Pager said the respondent bad alluded in his an- ewer to (he defendsnt being » porter; he would ask what in the burinees of Mr. Jareph Murphy? Mr. Dev:lin— Be is in the passecger business. Mr. Feger—And does be rot keep a porter house in South etree in— But that is not his private residence. i ‘4no imputation on the claimant to ray iat be is @ porter. Some very wealthy and re- ‘able men of thisciiy have raiced themselves from t position by hocest industry. The Jadge himeelf ins very worthy and re-peciable man of the name as there parties, who was a porter in @ merchant's store. After some remarks from Mr. Eager, the Judge took the papers and reverved his decision. The boy, @ very fine little fellow, wax in Court with his adopted parents and Creesed with) scrupulous nestness, He made one or two efforte t> g*t near his own mother, who was rea‘ed at the opp eend of tae table, but his adopted parents preven: . ani his disappontment resulted in teers. He remeins ia the custody A ofr aa Mrs. Joseph Murphy until the Judge decides Sane or Mapame Boprsco’s Fcaxrruse.—The Wasbington Union of the 26th inst. says:—A Jarge aum ber of Indies were present at the auction male of Madame Bodiseo’s furni' which took place at (ieorgetown. A sofa avd six small c! sold for $190; mant (7 and 78 each net, $115; two screens, $130 cach; two cabinet, dinner bands, $320; set china dessert, paic ad $470; three et table ornaments, $165; one centre 175; bookcase, $61 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Monpay, April 28—6 P. M. There was an astive, buoyant market this morning, nod at the close all the leading stocks were in de- mand. At the first board Tennessee 6’s advanced 14 per cet; !liinoia Central bonds, 1{; Delaware and Hadson, 4; Cumber'and, %; New York Central Railroad, %; Erie, %{; Wisconsin Lake Shore, %; Hudaon Railroxd, %; Mish‘gen Central, {; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1; Cleveland and Toledo, %. The improvement was gene- ral, and the transactions ware large in all the prominent speculative stocks, In Cleveland and Toledo there was a ‘very active movement. The demand was active from the openirg to the close. The receipts of the company for this month, up to the 28th imazt, amount to $136,000, ‘The bi,hest estimate for the whole month. was $120,000, ‘The total for the month will not vary muob from $150,000, showing an increase in the estimate of $30,000. A bot of 1, 000 shares was taken for permanent in?¥giment o-¢ay, aod the largest holders are mot disposed to’ sell We koow of large lots that 90 per cont wonld not out. There are only two regular dividend p fog raliroad stocks on this market eeiling tower than Cleveland end Toledo, and they are rapidly appre ciating. The important connections just made with the Cleveland and Toledo road, both at the eastern and west- ern encs, have added largely to the income of ths com- pany, aa the recent returns shew. The Wabash Valley road bas opened a sestion of couatry two hundred miles in extent, the through travel of which comes over the Cleveland and Teledo. The Cleveland and Pittsburg, con. neeting at this end, bas opened new and important sources of revenue; and as these new sources of supply extend into the interior they muat become feeders to an extent greater than antcipated by the most sanguine friend of the Cleveland an: Toledo line. Cleveland and Pittsburg is moving up gradually, but steadily. It was in demand to dsy, and oosed firm at our quotations. Erie was not active, but the improvement was well msin- tained. ew York Centra! aold toa modera’e extent at the advance reported. Reading was steady, and closed with an upward tendency. [linois Central bonds closed firm at 88 per cent, with large sales for cash. The stock was in demand, but the views of holders were sbove those of buyers, and there were no sales at the frst board, after the adjournment of the board, the following sales of bonds and stocks were made at auction by A. H- Nicolay:— 84,000 Hartford City 6, 1876, interest added... 98% (000 Sacramento Uity funded 10's, 1874, int. “eda. 8054 L000 aor “ao! Water, 10°s,'1806,'do.” do., 80 6,000 Galena and Chicago RR’, at mort, do. dss. O16 (000 Flushing RR., lat mort, 5, — “ age, “flat 110% 7. =e #176 ‘Simeon Draper aguas somi-weekly sale of bonds and stocks wi talip@§ig® to-morrow, Tuesday, at half past twelve o’cloolt, ## the Merchants’ Exchange. At the second b-arf the market was a little weaker. New York Central, Erie and Readirg were operated in to seme extent, without materia! change im prices. Galena and Chicago fell off 3 per cent; Erie 3. linois Central Roilroad sold at par. A few days since this atock sold at 97} a 98 per cent. The returns for April, both feom the road end from the Land Office, will be of a very favorable charecter. The g:oss earnings and the sales of lacd will be large. Michigan Southern closed this afternoon at 083, per cent, with a small sale of tenshares. Cleveland and Pittsburg sold at 68 per cent, buyer 60 days, and that Maped for a large lot, without sales. There was a little stringency in the money market to-day. Call loans were moved actively, and money was in demand. The coupons of the first mortgage bonds of the Bsiota and Hooking Valley Railroad Company, payable on the Ast of May at the office of Winslow, Lanier & Co, will be paid by Samuel Hallett, at the office of La Haray & Co, No. 9 Wall street, on and after that date. ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as follows:— Paid on Treasurg account Received lo. Balance do. Paid on disbursing checks ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 25th inst., were as follows :— oe ioe eneesrion of stocks. nt, Fer the Interior terior Department War warrants’ received ‘and entered. ‘The earnings ot the Michigan Central Railroad Compa. ny for the third week ia April, were:— Freight. Total. 29,715 16 4,884 47 21,407 48 13,807 46 Increase... $2,079 33 8,817 68 10,987 OL The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Railroad Com. pany in the four months ending April 1, 1866, were $468,120, against $407,191 for the corresponding period the previous year, showing an increase of $60,929, The annexed statement exhibits the average daily move- ment in the leading departments of the banks of this city uring the week preceding Saturday morning, April 26, 1866 :-— New York Crry Bayxs. ‘Specie, Ciro’n. Di 546,833 241 589,662 1,314,944 470,996 sits. J N. Y. Dry Dock... N.Y. Excbange.. Ball’s Head , $106,698, 364 13,102,857 8,246,120 89,627,280 Creanine House TRANSACTIONS. Clearings for week ending April 21 Glearings for week ending April 28 Balances for week, ending April 21 6,305,280 Balances for week, ending April 28 6,172,422 The annexed statement exhibits a comparison of the leading departments of the banks of this city for several weeks. $144,216,672 140,048,410 i i q ; : 2’ 38 2 ae" = RES $2 Loans. 1, '%8.. 97,862,401 15, s Te >. & 8: + -] Be ay ert 4 See = tale 835 $8g53 o a3 SSN E FEF 5 jeeess s2853 seers Seats eeese 2823} ee #2 3 $3 S389 ge 5 ry Err Ld SEE oon 3 ht 3 a ee & be 2 e tS ss 3 5 8 j S82 3 F ) 2 bx Be 83 z 32232 BS x bd, Loa, $ J Fe. ce 5s EY BEERS fe i BB: 35 Bae SS2588 PRSsrrer. RESES +3 aeae3 S255 SESSSZERE & 2. me 20 = I 838 3 a ona 2 88 kp pt Pt potas ge = 3 SREP. g328ue ee ESR ae i na ¥ 3 £3 538 z S8S288= Serr BB: 5335 SSS8S - se a3 133 HeEESE a 8 BRE: BE. #3 F] 96; . 19, kod 96,882: Jan. 26,'86.. 96,887, » 8; "S8.. mt 978,611 1 9 2,077 & FREE 8 sang ae: a: 33 seus 4 1 SSSSSSRAB: BRE: 38828 ees FS ff fz 3 333 =) = see 2233 S553 Zg2se8 ETS Ej » 3 see = 3 Et 3 £32 PROP 588 51 The last returns, grb with those for the’ presed- ing week, show some important changes ia the aggre: gates. 5 SF 3 33 875, 137 The movement last week, in allthe departments, shows greater strength, and « more cautious policy. The steady reduction in discounts is caloulated to give greater confi. dence without causing any stringency in the money market. As the sonson aivances 90d business aybsides, the demand upon the banks becomes leas, and with @ amaller aggregate of !oans the supply of capital is likely to be greater. ‘he banks will find it difficult to keep up 0 line of diseounte as large as they may desire or require. ‘The banking capital of this city is now several millions greater than at this time last year, and it must be active- ly employed in some way. If business does not offer in sufficient quantities, loans must be made om atocks. We understand that the Pac'fic Mail Steamship Com- pany last week quietly pa‘d off one balf of its bonds, amounting to $150,000, and that it will probably antici- pate the payment of the remaining half early in May, simultaneously wiih the payment of its semi-annual divt- @ecd. The redemption of these bonds places the company entirely out of debt, and if, as stated, it be trae that the company still hes a cash surplus of $400,000, and large supply of cos! and stores in the Pasific valued at upwards of $200,000, snd a'} pald fer ont of the profits of the present fiscal year ending May 1, we see no reason why this company should not soon resume ita old posi- tion amongst the best paying corporations in the country. The Interest on the convertible third mortgage bonds ef the Hudson River Railroad Company, due on the lst of May, will be paid on and after that day, on presentation ot the office, No. 68 Warren street. Stock Exc! $4000 Ind State ee} a ‘2000 do... B30 i Erie 24 mort bs bs Eth Erie bds cf 76. $400 Hud Ki2dm bs 1700 Hud Ri 84 m bs 8000 Ill Cen RR bes. pk re +0890 "7000 MORE Tbs, 4p 6OCOT H& Att 2m ba 1000 Clev & Pistdbs 673% 40 abs Mechs’ Baok. 120 1CO Portam’ ch D Dock 24 Brant 190 1636 0 oo 50 Del & a 6a 6 ws 300 Cumb Coal Co. BEC Loe cae 86: lo, 3700 oi 5a 70. 600 Il Cen RR Bade 6000 do... ..090 6000 NYork Cen 63.. 250 shs Canton Co.s8 do..... B60 40 Milw & Mies RR. 0 Ih Contral RR. 90% do..4444B3 100 ~ 100 cor Soi 81 4o...446 03 8L BOAR’ br she om’ CURW. Bea Gard’r Gld.c 100 t8 4 Ward Cl & tron.63 fe 6ON AGutts Pe.bl0 40 100Gibbs ExACo.RW 8% CITY COMMERCIAL KHEORT, Moxpar, April 28-6 P. M. Asus quiet, and prices un: Breapervrrs.—Flour—The market was again heavy and lower, especiaily for inferior an¢ common grades. fhe sales embraced about 6,000 8,000 bbis. at absut the fol- lowing quotations:— Inferior to common and good State.....85 25 9 $5 6234 higan, 625 a 650 02% a 6 12% 12" a 700 37K a 8 00 00 a 8 50 50 010 00 31K a 7 00 26° a 8 60 00 910 25 Genadid, superfine toextra.;....---.. 6.00 a 8 60 sine sale of Southern brands embraced 600 a 600 bdis., ty at “the two imaide qualities and prices above Canadian was activa at quotations, with sa'es of about 1,000 a 1.200 bbla, Wheat was lower, and more active. ' The sales embraced about 2,000 a 3,000 bushals fair to gocd Southern white at $1 85; 2,000 do. Tenn red at $1 60.0 $1 623, and 1,600 do. at $1 72%. Corn. There was some demand for good sound shipping lots at the redaction in. prices previously notised, for expor', with sales cf 20,000 » 25,000 bi including distilling Tots, at S8e.; sound do. tized white fod yellow. at 60c, 0 62ic. Rye was lower and more astive; the sales of the day footed op fen 40,000 to 60,000’ bushels, chiefly Northern, a 8te., and some lots of Southern com- nat 7 5,000 do. Pennsylvania at 80c, Oats were pd supply nd prices dull, at 4c. a 46c. for Chicago. SOFFEE tales embraced 1,500 Rio at p. t.; 600 do. Laguira on private terms, and 400 do. at 114, 11%c., and 500 do. at 115¢., and 160 mata Java at 150. Cortox —The sales embraced about 2,500 e 3,000 pales at fall prices, the market closing firm. ¥ruuGuTs.— Ship owners cemanded higher rates, which checked engegements. To Liverpool some 300 bales of re taken at 3cd. for compressed, afterwards mongat fo 3-164. was asked; 5,000 8 6,090 bushela corn at died. 8 nothing new in rates to London or to the Continent. DHAr.—Mccerate eales were reported at 700. a 75c., which was lower. Tron-—The demand for Scotch eres moderate, and sales of Scotch p'g at $32 a $33 60, 6 months. Motasses.—There was a good demand tor West Iodia maclasses, with sales ot 100 bhds, clayed Cuba at 3ic., and 76 do. Cuba wuscovado at Y5c. New Orleans was quiet, and prices unchanged. die Srorrs.—100 bbls. spici'n turpentine, in img 14 1,000 bbis. rosia at $1 65, shipping «rder, sold at 3¥e., the usual conditi ans. wPacrisnghe-Fork-otbe tiathet for how mesh edvoneed from 26¢ to E0c. per barrel, with alee of 600 » 600 bbir.. at $1875 0819; prime was at $15 62% a $1575, and Prime mess, Leary quallty, at $17 60, Beof heavy, ‘with rather more doi Sales 300 9 460 bbis., including prime, of $1 10 a $8, and country mena do. al $8 0 $0 60; repacked Western was at $:0 a$13. Beef hems stiff, with sales ot about 150 bbls, at $l4a$17. Cut meats were atondy. with sales of about 100 packages, insludi shoulders, ‘at Te. 07550. Lard wea steady and firm, wit eales of LCO bbls. and tierces, at 10c.a10%%0. Butter and cheere were dull at Saturday's quotations. Tue Sales of abou 300 casks were made at 3Kc, a be SvGans.—The sales footed up abont 800 » 900 hhds., in- clued in which were 500 » 600 hhés. Porto Riso, in bond for Canada, at about 6i<c. a 6)g¢., and the remainder Cuda, at Te. «8c; with some lots’ New Orleans at p.t. About 550 bcxes brown Havana were sold, pari at 73¢¢. Wrisksy.—Tke market was firm and active, The sales embraced about 600 bbis, S ate prison, at 27c. _MARITINE INTELLIGENCE, — ALMAMAO FOR FEW TORK—?HIA DAY. + 6 01} Moom Riss. . 6 53 wiGH Waren. seve 335 Post of New York, April 48, 1856, CLEARED. Steamabio tonne Havana and NOrleans—Liv ingston, Crocberot Ship Golden state, Hepburn, Hong Ki Sbip Jobm ark Ring. San Franc foo ioe & Oo. — Aacrerp—Las yin & Hurlbut. lenfuegoa— Walsh, Carver & Chass. Bark Jane Doten, Winsiow, Satil a Rivere-¥ W Elwell & Co. Bark A Graves, Mullen, Ba!timore—' Brig G adiator, Saliiv, ra ep o— J 8 Whit Bria Iria (Br), Bogert, Si Jobn, NB—Kell be aia Bitzabeth, Tootbaker, Pianratagk—Yates & Por terfie! Brig Auguste, Stone, Savannah —Fturges, Clearman & C>, Brig & Webeler, Crabtree, Wilmington 0 AE Peers, palhe Bu liraa, Treveranny, Oludad Bo.var—B Bech & Kus- Schr Marin, Cook, Bt John, MB—C 8 Oaswell & Co, Bebr ‘A Mitebe!l, Lascomb, Wilmingion—J A Machado. LeRoy. Seamen Rortolk-starges, Ciearman & ‘io, Statesman, ica ‘ki ia —Marriil & Al Sehr M. M bedpan, 7 Terr}, Georgeinwa—Divble & Broce, Ballimore—Malllee, Lord & Quereau. $ Prise, Chase, Philadelphia Jee B Wy abi —B P Buck & Co. roviienee J Lb im Bloop Warret ore pan vanpard, wen —Mas Propeller Michigan, Price, Poliadelphiand ry ® Briggs. ARRIVED. Steamebip Roanoke, Lo Nortolk, &¢, with mdse and presengers, to Ludiam & Vleasarta, Sbyp Columbia, Hu chine Liver |, 38 days, sod 45 amueters, OT Masteel © Co. hers See ohn ‘8 searran, fell “from the ‘forecastie overboard and ; April 7, ae? lon 34, exchanged oais with bark R 7 fede it among sibel ther durin, (aT, Ship Waoeme, Doty, pas HT Ea Haribut, to tering Haribo, Bare Marek 3 op in a beavy male, cartied away main cy 0), passed , Oulwarka, 4c. eine oe Ee eas fe day , E font tawe 8 dereliot br wih he i wor mast oad bal: bangin vigns lat 41 04, ey) oT 1b, Ld has experienced heavy pee Belle. Trott, Cardiff, 84 days, with raliroad trot fo onder: veasel jo Walsh, Oarver & Chave. eattip A Alexacdria, Ellery, Havre, 42 care. in ballast, to Ran ot Newburyport, Graven, Chlecha Ielad f fds Hroihers, of Baltimore. and jartel, Hil 2% days, with euger, to Hy- land, Cummings & Wels, Hnd beavy weateor, Ad in cum: fue TS ist 3 fon 5 Darspert, for at ‘video, Jan 89, via ne Q.sew foremast), with nides the River La Fiatie, clipper roe carne Bisa tinned wat Cem a ter ames Mayaguez, A\ 10, wih ongar, 10 to Pea Cuuren - ae Gents der, Wi poe ey $. wa peaman, of New oa ot reli tree, aged 3) 2 youre an, | Jobn Burk, . 0 dled of same disease, aged 13; decease me eeereerinnes a Scion Brig Robin (of Cherry field), with wolasses, to Chasterin'n & Pouvert; vessel ieamad mash ae . Kxperienced heavy weather; lost toretopgal! B (of Boston), Cienfuegos, 18 di qineows git ward casiaanes, Co Unastoriaia hk Bouven vessel to at Brie PR Curtis (of Harpevil), Orr, St Jago de Cube April Utig Maer G Haskol (of Ellsworth), Tucker, Barien, 7 days, witk famber, lo Peck & Ohurehy veeesito J Peri. LB (ot Dariga, 7 days, wit tuber, wos Taolmoes. ‘26th. on & vessel's mist 8 epparently tiy attached to'e vessel, giogtre AA Som Bavamnah,6 days, se cotton, weedy. Mots Jones, Delarare, =o rt 6, ower oe Bonr Bup Rockiand, Bebr So binsen. Rockland. 7 f and. Behr 8 Baer. Wilson Bookiand. Mas. Whecine err Fara Egg Harbor. Fropelier Thomas Swann, }, With mdse, to J Proper ter Totten, Morley. Baltimore, with mdse, to J Riley. Propeller Potomaks, Now Bedford. Frovelee Fotocnes, umenn, How potters. BELOW. One ebip ard four brigs, unknown. BAILED. Stoumsbip Cahawba, Havana and New Orisans, Wind during the day light from South. Milscellancous and Disasters, Commenparcz BxteRPaise—The superior yacht schr N Stet- 20, 200 tons register, owned by Fdgar Sprague, Esq, of this clty, and chartered by William Petit, J B Sardy,and EH Jaoot, Begs, proceeded to sea on Saturday last, bound on a voyage as far Kast as the Western Islards. She has been fitted fa the most ample manter, provided with a double crew of selected officers and men, with Ingervoll’s patent life boats: ex:ra epare, rigging, sails, provisions, and all meccassry apps ratus to save life and property, with orders to cruise on the North Atlantic ebout the trackof vessels bound between the United States and Burope, in 8 more Soutzern latitude than explored by the expeditions despatched by our government and that of Great Britain, in search of the steamer Pacific, and which did not come acrosa several abandoned and disabled ships, which were by other reports floating about at that time in a more Southern track, where it isnot impossible the missing steamer may also be drifieg in @ Uke concition, Therefore, may not some faint hope be yet entertained of ber being heard from by this expecition, as also some other long missing ves. eels. If not successful in saving Jife, this enterprise may at least render som+ assistance in saving property. Bbe will be absent about eight weeks, and we hope her retura may bring Joy to many aching hearts. ‘The business of coppering, caulking and otherwise repairing vessels in tbe harbor {s still quite brisk; as an evidence of ‘which the larger sect‘onal cock at the foct of Pike street, MR+ Bun, are re one Dg about 300 and the- other 500 ater. The two are inline of ea. other, and although the dcok ap) raile vacant ath wart- ships, tt le ‘nearly Aled lengthwise. ‘The epectacie is net 80 rare as itis curious tive. Baio Arcens_at Newpert 6th, from Pbiadelphia for Bri fol, on 20th inst, INW. took a heavy gale from caitiod way meaia Vara cal ent sols threw deck load of 9, al ovarbosrd. Eontaue. Polat boar. alo 234. cant 20 miles distant, vaased 8 brig with both gove, in low of a small sshoosér; elso fell fa wit quan: titles of bara pine hip p ank, suppocesd oad 0 the brig. Sonn Furvanzrn A Tivenry, from Philadelpbis, for Lyon, abandoned off Mor iauk 2ist inst, belonged to New Haven. [felegreph 10 Bllwcod, Walter, Rea. Beorelary of the Board inderw: itera. a vaca April 2. Brig Macop, Watkirs, is asbore in Port Hosal Sound. on probebiy be gotot’ serietance will be cat lomorrow. Mevonned by the bu'l ‘Whalemen. ot (of Sandwich), Chai- Arrat New Bed'ord 25h, vwiek, from atlantic Ocean via ‘Also arr 26th ekip Thomas Dichason, Taber, Ochotsk Sen. Honolua Dee. 15. wih 100 bbla sp 1500 do, wh ofr sad 14 O00 Joa bone. sent home 200 bois ep, wh oll and 18,000 los bone, Bvoke Jan 25, lat 43 40 187 58 W, Bhephi Watrous, 70 days trom Honolulu aud 12 from Hociety_ ts of acd for Mystic. March 31, on &quator, lon 37 W, company withthe ‘Abigall, Taber, ot low Bedford; hed bbls sp oil since lexving’ Sandwich Istande; April Ll, 1a ton Lanta, 110 bbls 82 oll, and took trom her Capt Hitmes, wo ba 8 been sick about 4 months with liver com piaint, and ght him to New Bectord. hoodie ‘would Erube onthe W ‘estern Ground. in charge of the ing into serpent ‘tn Cove 25th, lowa, Morrihew, FA, from sontt ston cree on Const of Africa, no date, Messenger, of Salem, 139 bbie "At Dowsinica April 8, pene ey coenelly 300 sp on board, te eail same day cn a crui ie oe | Feb 14t Cambria, Pewe, NB, with 225 ep 800 ‘At do Feb 14, Menkar, Bloom‘eld, NB, 30 bbis sp 350 do wh. Heard from Jan 26, lat 38 8, lon & E, Newark, Smith, NB, Spoken—B; Senin ‘Taylor, 26th hha Fire Island al ship Abieal bigall Taber, rors Ravdwick f 15, = aera erereiae and 21,008 6, oe bonee who ho re ports Jan 31, epoke ship Benjamin er, Barber, of NB, clean, all well. if de. Ship Mary Goodell. Harriman, trom Boston Jan 24 for Arica, Peru’ March 4, lat 358, lon masw. Bhip White Swailow, bence Feb 20 for San Francisco, was ized Mareh 20, tat'21 36 8, lon 36.13. tp Star ot Hope ey: hence Feb 10 for San Francieoo, 21 gaye out. no date, lat 5 8,100 9055 ip Oc Om Hoverdam for NOrleans, ‘Apriri0, lat % 20, lon 6 5 Ports. tran 14—In port ship Camden, Rolles, from Liver pool for NYork soon, her spars and canvass having are; Ner- bark Alma, Torgerson, from Newcastle tor Hos'on, roe groeell abou vik Bid a tow ‘aye reviously, bark War en, Conary | ‘irom Philadelphia), York (ould vo ‘auve, some fren from wreck of ship Kaveoswood, from Havre for rt) ei GuavesexD, April Li—Arr ship Jacsb Badger, Btaples, Cal tauren, mp Bar tate nt of the East Lovett, NYork. ‘ oe Apri: 5—Im port bark Talyy Ho, Foster (eot Forbes), for 8 u. #8, April §~In port ships Ninevi ait ari, "any: fares ton Be ae Tolland,’ aed a Sate tanson, do; mercs, do. ‘Sid 24 (oot eld 34) Bincdi , img bi urston, ship Ee Begar o Birfogen, Woot ‘Wood, for the Urimea, to bring down French tre irsope. Mayacurz. PR, April et port brigs Umpire, Bragdon, schra 8 a for NBaven same ton, Pesaet, Monte video for Portamouth, B (and proce’ ted afier obtaining 4 sup- IV of naga aan 20—In port barks Arethuss, Herrick, for Clan Bal, TBower, Martha, Workington’ do 15 mpg fe Bosse 10; ‘et Saco, abt “April 12 In port Rambler, beige. Rortoike Emery: for Boston 2 da foridYork tet foro reported Ba timore), 1dg; Ma then. Spencer. di Vena Cnvz, pti — (by tel from NOrigany—Arr bark Fiaeb, Wi eon, Ports. ALEXANDRIA, April 25—Arr echr Arctic, Oritctett. New yous ‘26th, bark Eleanor (Br), Croaby, Hampton Roads; scr Maria Jane, Eastport. sid ‘oth, schra Germ, Crosby, Hatitax; Music, Boston; re 1, NY. 1p PAETIMORE. , Golden Rule, Proviaence; Swan, aad Mar—Arr bag. ot Caledor ia, Baker, Maris market: Texes’ Jerome (Br), Coburp, St Jobns, New3od, Trinid } eebze Trojan, Cook, and 6, Boston; Minx (Be): Fenton, Bermuda; W Saliabu Verey. ‘York; 1d, ‘orre, Dill, Troy; Lockout, Boy Ba’ (Sr), Kincey, Halitax. id barks 3 New Brown, aime Serouees Buenos Ayres; Justice 8t Piva are oa = ht, do ‘Golden "eae tom wards Weat Indies. Fearon "a pril ' Mean bark “Stamboul, Kingman, Black wel, Dat brig Bat to Olsen, do. Cid rok Angenelte, 7 hare bark bark. Louise Eaton, Ad‘e, Cierfuegos; brig Ams zop, Saunders Surinam. Sia Baturday, wind NE, steam Wm yo fon it New York. Sunday, wind pak, can ep; and from the eez Spebhored, on on Saturday, is Volga, Arabella; barks sae en et bark Clsons (Gp). Balaguer, ete de zat Onries, polscre ‘ilencto, 3 Rio de Jenoiroe th Dark Ban Nar: cisen, Domet ech, from Savion er Havre, echt D Warner, Marmon, YORE. “bid sehr D tT wrt bi Magee ay ler, ts At pe pag a ed Fairbaven lég; Marthe all, for Waldstoro 3 ean Reoroca PERRGRTORK bes od See pale Yalinpotsett soe 3 es Biles, Hatch, Kent ebunk, Me; ® i te loyt, Bosion; For. b Caroiice, Seaman, Kenaedutk, hI LS forges, Strong. ee Capital mie, th “helms tA sit, Turter, oarmports Me Ls Fawarde, Tourlen, Ryork ld kobe At Duumtoe nae, Gilkey, N Ba—Cla Cote Rew Balch, Png 0 Noe avens Citi Dr oo ywh #8 Avon, Cilt ese Esiseoala, 0 import 4 ayy HOD. LAU" ITER, April 2%—Arr bri Maria. Curtis, rages Carona cbrs sreob wi a ‘York, Me, 1or Doane Tork. eee ch RiNe Apri 24—Cid brig Susan, Crowley, George —Arr ships Scotland (Br), Hawkins, Li. Chon, er ee atmber do. Old ship irminguam (82), } imag — Are a 4 Preble, Bostoz; ‘NEW Chneans, April 20—Arr ree Penes: po een Ores. Hesperus, Orem, NYork. rch poe Come'is, Russell, N a John, #8; scar hilaa + Marthe Washington, Steven ee atone: Kelley, Philade. mi ed ie sebrs N Berry, Pendieton, Nor. MND Old steamship Knoxville, Ludlow, RUN erat Taverpool; brig Fanny Bat: Mud "CM ahes fest Denais, Crowell, Boston; Kate Brig penton April 26—Arr brig Mechanic, Pryant, Machina; ort ham Jen) NO, April 26— Art echre Wake, Honderson, ewig hatox,» Chinon, New York. Cl 6b, brig Kilon Bryden, Howard, Havaga, ecbrn GM Smith, Smith, epson; froan White, BYork, 2b. brigy Amanda J gon'h, WH: Tyrant, Gregory, Providence; ‘tan Me Weeks, Baiicok, Porto hieo, mediately. $1,200. , FOR SALE X Finer OUASS BAKERY Fouls of custom. ‘The eiaud Ise vory devirasie one eituated of the city of Baltimore. | Price $1,200 section mane eae 9 ‘only Fe rea:on for selling ths owner is to Last g et #ddrees B. Raffert fat fulberry atreot, Baltimore, Md. ideas cme $500. nes ie a grocery THES LEASE, STOCK AND ra ‘and Sanity eat ine tre wire manor doing cy SS rare chanoe ° orate im gipver. Mur old.” In- cane o& GRIPES & BALFIELD, Broadway, to-day, of Say BALE, Am OYSTER SALOON, WITH ALL J. gas anc Axtures, and the ren: paid up to the first of fone next, atiuaied near Broadway, closed under pewullar ole- cumetancér, Apply to N. R. BROUR, 36 Carmine street. A BUTCHER ae FOR SALE, OH€AP—WITH-3EV8N ” lease and a! ertaining to the bual- an ween wagon leigh. iMaquirectJNO. mat 441 Fourth oa XN peaiitinrpisial hy Rebs teal FOR SALE, AN CED A of fifteen j. OD OF ina ran rarely met order, r fp apie pac Be grie aptinl. "ve iment ner ots. Pogue GLA‘B FARTION, are GLASS: BooR Fo FOR BALE cheap. Inquire of the Janitor, at 10 Wall ae BOTEL, REN AND SEVEN aes ease tor sale.— peseonen eee Boece and in» business part: for sale, doing a business Ei lense, and will be sold les 3 Pine street, ‘Als a ‘year, ate iow fen Feat with YY MORGA! 'UFFALO he FOR SALEOR re ae bef jew Yor! Brookiy hi: REGO, * Nassau dee bi ir jOURIRY SEAT ON THE SOUND —FOR SALE ele ‘able farm ard covstry residence, we) foe Ks beauty, henith and wenery, Bor ot die Tas id barbor ard Cech ord river, AS ‘ith rioh poe. fice Siro 1s ® commar views for upwards forty miles. Tho house bas bean Dull within the Ise fow i aswit oaked, preee and pasnted; bar all the modern improvements, superior furnace, bathi atower bath with bot and co'd commands besu- hast age ‘on the stave bamed waters. apd, sdjoin ing room, water, reservoir, pemer fo chsriver, &e., and dtui views from ita game, such as ridge, quell, wild and needs only to be Ponti natty ols rep nd tiated Site periset, For terms aod IY to Rotten’ Modan,” vine sirvet, ‘No, 8 Metropolitan ‘Bank JO Gerea of lands wun good dwelling Louse, carriage aad io a bewse, barn, 4c, ai , about one and a halt miles trom the raliroad fs hase fine fiver view, and is wall ata h grery variely of chcice perk » HIER INeT ti Wallstreet, sical CCBABMING COUNTRY SRAT, DBLIGUTFULEY, LO sated, eight mile from thie oly The in Sacer large and the outbui dings; four lawns, or- Bampenial th Teen 4 O08, 8 8 quiroet RICHARD FOX, fe remines, Jamon, Le f rs ‘oa premises Of WJ. BRUNDEED 4 OO. 15 Nassau street. Cire FARM~ 190 1 Aga LOGATED IN A OBARM- {og valley, $5. mali ork, per ralirond; 25 avy wood. ace sy, trae wih’ bera and vouibeldlags abundance of Grafted frutt, various kinds ca, $55! W. J RUN RED ae 1s Neesaust,, corner Pine. ee PLACE YOR SALE-—ABOUT 1% HOURS’ ide by New Jerzey Raiiroad from New York; @ bea'thful and convenient for & gentleman d vin; F business io New York For particulars soply or ek MAN, No. rk street, Jereey Fit AO mae, ATA 48 Carmine street, Bex oe ror, J&RSEY OITY, a2 149 YORK ST2E8T, aka | ye SALE—A SING&B'S ‘tute ae Mrs. SMITH, Ne ble now doing'a ply to ADAMB TLUbwET 75 Nassau street, OR BALE—THk PURTER HOUBE, Bigs ieee Trap Ponsa aoa Sy Sakae SiG house and lot, 144 Fortv-Afth an: 22 by 40 ; lot 22 by 96 Saad oie cara etn ae le road, Inquire of B. F. OA: j, 1,068 Broadway. Roe SALE, ON MUBRAY HILL.—HOUSE AND on Lexington avenu ween Thirty Oth and giuih eirocte, front tn and pesement, with Semsters® ‘one of gebioin chy. ingalre of U. Ml, LIVINGSTON, prom sare: at Flushing. 4, the main . sulk eat ahcaarcsar Soares era Places fn Fading oe ‘iomure, 319 Feurth avenue, 3to7 P.M. F°%, ektE NDS RKOHANGE THREE rs b prove eri ack wile Da en act e beeen ie ea a al , 35 Pine: and an ftosieds BAGLEY A SAV AG! euwoet, Fe SALE OR TO LET.—THE SPLENDID Bi ig, nrg of Be F- TOW Fourteen'h street for sale nee op oe P. TOWNSEND, 82 Nassau ‘arenes pas ae OR TO LET~FIVE re. wth ag ri at New pe three Svorabie to, porohaser cr tone 10 PHILLIP GREENLIEP, wear NOR a E OR TO LET_IN THR VILLAGE OF cheater. a two story cottage hone, with ten theta garden, whh plenty of abrudbery. Five nlgules’ wa x t. For terms, apply io THOMAS BENT S a frou Hobeken fort, Pre ee Rent Be SUE. xa: x BON, 21 east ‘wenty sixth street. OR SALE OR TO LET—A NEW FIRST CLASS ROUSE and Jot, on the west side cf 108, Ne. 298, be ight Rineteonth atresia; 10t 352100 pee story coe ee cs finished with all oa A "M.evd2 to4 P.M. brs aul 8. M. ad OR SALE OR a ee, BRAUTIFUL COP- tages on Broadway, Ne Shere. Staten Island, eack com- ne eleven, rooms. ‘apply to J. J. OLUTE. North ‘fibers Jens locations ia Broc iy. waa to WM. KEL the premises, 20 Grandcareot, Brooklyn, : D. UATE) COUNTRY ee Clifton, Btater sien, be. lot, furniabed, if not gold. Appiy to SMITH & Le Bor" Won Willies etree, id ILOUR AND FEED EUSINESS FOR SAL, ly ne atore is an excellent location, with vy business; we Brooklyn Post office. ee H hpi FOR 8ALB.—A FINE sie of the A: ire and Durham breed. st: milks 10 to 12 vans dally Cam beseen si No. mee areas. ‘opposite Union park, aod next me TORE ol) SALE - RT BA SOLD BEFORE of Ma; ‘and _ sufficient for reasons given = 3 Smear fora Pere id ply at the drug store, OlDr. Guerascy, 205 Kast Brendw ; Taw eee oa doideek Pe a7 kUG STORE FOR SALE-391 FIQHTH AVANUK, ‘Wiil be sold at euctionon Wednesday, the 30th April, at llo’clock A. M, Eeeur pe woe of. A very ex- cellent ebance for physicion, as the owner is going to Rurrpe. and it meet pomuFely be wide oo OOURTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE-WITH “4 turnitu: ge, &0., and twenty acres of Jand, on the banks of ike. Raritan, Rew Brunswick, New Jersey, com- mardirg fcent view. A photograph of the’ place, which will be sold low, can be seen at the office of F. DHA: VILLY, 18 Prehenge place. ye BALB—A BRHAUTIFUL OOUSTRY SEAT AND ferm of 25 ac-es of choice iat a usted fo ‘withio « querier of @ mise of the vi ~ Apply to J, BONNEL, 3434 Pine strest, z BALE—A DWELLING HOUSER AND TWO ACRES of ground, one heur from the city; dwelling in complete order nive rooms, new bern, washhowe, fc. neatly palated; fruit of most binds, ornam ‘and the location, a firable ones RENNEDY & SHERMAN, No-6 Wall se POS, SALE VALUABLE FARMS IN VARIOUS PARTS mntry; iso, fine coal and mineral lands In Kea- wacky, Wo bare ibn soveral orge Dulalag pists, offering @ rare chance for capitaliste: also, w variety of personal proper ty for exchange. Calf ai HALL & ALDEN, 835 Broadway, up stairs. (}OR SALE—A LOT, WITH FRONT AND BEAR GOUBR {metront house two'siories and basement, the rear one {wo #orles. Inquire on the premises, 121 Raat Baltic s., Brooklyn. R SALE- ONE NEW BROWN HOUSE, FOUR STORY ard Fnglish basement, 0. 129 Lexington avenue: it is sub- stant‘ally bullt, with all ‘the conventenses. Terms eeey. Inquire on the premises, or at 133 Letington avenue, tor particulars, jOR SALE-IN RIDGKFIELD, CONN., S&VERAL beaudtul villawe residences, with from one to ten acres, Covet renter! improvemects; truit, flowes £0, on Main eet: shaded walk, elevated and healthy; churches, schools Sc.” Prices from $1 500 10 85,700 each present Oy fring West. For circulars, diserame, ac. epply to E +n GROW 71 Wall atreet, trom 7 to 3 P. M. Ken ee SODA WATER seToanioe) FOR THE a in of soda wa'er, fountains, a 6 and ots order. $100, | Inauire of ALFRED THOMPSO 20 Ottnton bald rook] vi OK SALE. $00 WILL BUY THE LRASE, STOCK AT(, fixures of n 'adies’ shoe store, n at up, in A Weatton; oF lease and fixtures for jut the alocn. 09 tame, Beekman Pomeone det. yo Soquire ot ORO. i sn CLARE printer, 24 For ae FIRST chane BROWN 8TONE HOUSE, ‘thirty fi Lexi Ho, 70 rat street, between lagen Fourih sven venue, ul fo ibe hest ‘manner, wilh all he modera orler, (vend oder cellar. Will tewidoheap.* Par of ite’ money cha reamla. inqure on fie" premises, of 3.0. BARRE. ORSALB—A LARGE, SUBSTANTIAL WE.t, BUILT frame howe, two sory and basement, sutiable for a pr vate residence or a boarding how ago; mi usted atdouth Amboy, N. J, 28 tallea rm a New iw York, com commacdl a fine view of Bay and weam semmuni- caticn four times a day to Now york Sheeran ‘&c, apply to W. ECHAUS, 629 Broadway. FOR BALR—1WO HOUE®, IN BROOKLYN, WAICH iM poy ton per cont | My inlerest im the above property in $3,500, of which ul be requlred in cash, { wii've taken in's srsall arm or land bear the ety, or ‘ots on ‘York Is'and. One other honse can also be had. Inquire at 110 Thompson street, New York. POR SALE THE LEASE, BAR FIXTURES. PARLOR 4 Kitchen furniiure of & snug tavern, in the ploasantent part o ae Third avenue. oo ressouanie wérme; wow doing ® good br possession immed! 5 not told at vate sale, will be o0'd at auction to the highest bidder, on Thursday, May 1, 1856, without reserve, at 12 o'clock; M. Apply on the eee, Corner Reventy drat and Third avenne, or to ir, UPTON, 243 Wiliam street. {OR 8ALE—AT 44 MERCER STREET, ONE BUIFTING top wagon. nearly new; slzo one 10n of Brower's pate, wil i Seal a and one very fine bay mare, 14 Sfnches igh, and Kind, oan érot in 3 minutos dnd Ioeeconda. ‘Toquite, fort the the corner of Grand aad Mercer streets, at the livery ‘table, R SALE—IN FIFTY-SIZTH STREET, ty NEAP houses, two sory, foiang Dasement and cellar, containing nine rooms each finishei, fit for genteel tween, Lo end 18 fon rom venus rail: road, Nos. 130 the Becond » ‘of exch house, $1 000: $1,000" oan remain on mongase be Tires or five years. Inquire omthe premi LEA DALIGR Sv Ul COUNTRY BFSIDERG pron. satt on Btaten }, within one mie of Vanderbil G landiog. ins healthy ead by at view of the Narrows, lower ba: houre sre i complete order; th thor ares sores f land, wih all ne- cenary shrubbery, trees, For trait ornamental, ps da inquire of J. BIMONSON, 139 Bast Fouries ts em Sheek ay AND Red aie AIS now Iyine itimore, dor; wil be inuched on etvasday. April 0, "Het 100 fost Sei, %3 feet beam. eed devih of hol Wu be noid chesp and terms easy, Addrom J.N, 41 8. Baldwin, Now Baltimore, Greeng O0., N. ¥ KWPORT, RHODE ISLAND- FOR SALR- FUBNIGH- od house, with stable; built two yeary since: by sent owner. with 70,000 feet of land; tuations in Newport. “Apply to ‘GOhne MORGAN Ne alti —FOR SALE, HOURS NO. 1 ce modern conveniences ani in perteet repair. Apply to BABROAT 4 PABRIOA, bs Boaver sal Pap ietleken I Ja sites. —Perem D ‘Supreme Court will be made by the Sherif, on ‘Tuesds: ape a Hoebeliorot él ibe ‘ance compostn eae ot ‘a e ‘Joseph Brewster, deceased. of la'o yeu by Simeon. Oreille ator, Sis oqual cast esarvoly Se twcnd oo bent tae ere New Yerk.” It'e destrasiy located, snd commands a eater tive view ty aricalars mses, or in tha clty of New York, et JOHN ae Ni 10 Waser street, or P. E. MATHUR, 74 Broadway. SoA, WATER APPARATUS—ONE OF GEL": for ed and Trodiate use Panet be sold betore Ist oF about leaving the oty will be oid 8 greatbe LABGB for to as the owner ip a ha TAGHENES Om Ee BA & Wi'son’s sewing machi: der, ind warranted. N. palent t agenoy, 335 co ing, a x up sia TRAM = FOR SALE Haale LD Ag nORsR BEELIN & 50M % JONES, Pe Witte eisoe ~ tia ig ging ng SALE, yp @ooD able a ea ee i, in the new business bi ninh Ye 108 Bout street, New ‘O HARDWARE DEALERS —FOR SA! Tun iad Ta ot bardware of the late Ae B gt : {; o good Hand fer on, enlerpris premises, or to R, RUSSELL, Ad ty-fifth aireet. CAPIFATI¢T# “THU | ADVARTISER || RAVING made & discovery of tmportance to the baman and by which @ man, wi wi he requ ‘means, witch toe Gf cove; not, could make noe in s f ming yoars, will pore of the same ¢) the highest. biad 0 _ Youre test. meny cures £3 arsnrance of romaseabla| eflicaay. Adévems , Philo, Herald cffice, Tw by chee, et ee ad 4&C —POR GAB th avenns, pear CI street, vpatenna ci of we: Rape roms tg b’e courter tops. ae by Seat, large quent fection Jars and cther botties; quantity ot rigs, 100te, herbs, aa sare, Coy PRINTERS ~FOR SALE, A HOW'S WASSIS Grom rs i super royal hand preve;alno e fast bem fa fect order, and at a low pi feet order, and ate low pies. Tnquire ot the pelea Rite © FORK AND PROVISION DEALERS. AND Toreea wert howre toe cae enipor. sg ing Gy terre ang valuable lee boxes, he Ng ith marbis me, ee inquire at 06 or 8B URNITORE, FURKIURE HIGHENE Cand PRigm for household fernivure of every deo a ae oe & ine oF calliog on Med treet, or 452 Broome street, corner of Mew’ ax"? bil gon i ar or Braet eoon F i OR GALE, CHEAP—A FINE Be farmers at made to order. wardrobe, bedstoads, chairs, ‘washatand, lookinggiaes, cary phone pees dieaner’ ore FUBNITU! omsr ¥ cheap, 0185 Beaver str reuse qe maine “One aber acne LOTH, Ac, FOR SAL, 4 back’ offles, up states, ‘Of every variety. Mane fstured by AY KING & SON jercer ntrest, New York. 468 Broadway and 1091 JECOND HAND iv (AxnuRe FOR S\LE.—A LADY O bara eofe, which wilempese of Tor tthe * ED ai ee] a months, ty at atdet ‘up uctrekesping. Please cult witout dole : DENTISTRY. ENTISTRY. —DR. pERSeROCPOLLE B. F ADAMS , RRSP EC EY lorma W's frieeds fromm Wor at yaaa oe fon, pare streot whore er ‘will perform ait in the most solentid) manner, amd Matiataction warranted,