The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1856, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 19, 1856. . ; 3 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | 4! the heavy part of the grading is done. The iron is DUTCH WEST LwDEs, puréhased, and a part of it now at New Orleans, and the | Jour, bbls... mo 42 MONEY MARKE®. balance will be there in May, 20 as to be up by the June ra 1’ Buxpay, May18—6 P.M. | rise of the Mississippi river. The locomotives are a’so | Beef,'bbis.... ie : Lard, Ibs DRY GOUDS, ac. juality, worth 3s,, will be offered at Ls. a versa omen Ma (Ov, 62 Cunai street, ed. at the 1. YARDS PABNOH PRI CTED SACORNTS—OF | BECK 4 00. ~ 19.9 | J. Durchaned ain grest sasriics att ieee fot We have had a very quiet stock market for some days, | purchased and the ties are procured. The road, it is Lauber, ¢¢ 1, on Lungs, throat, &o.. BROADWAY, NEAR FO! and prices have been gradually settling down. At the | hoped and expected, will be im running order early in Galan ber. iit am . Eating, tha at7 ged 05 "oma ee ply Fe close yesterday the ruling prices were lower than at the close of the week previous, but the demand was more ac ‘tive, and buyers appeared by no means disposed to lose the opportunity now presenting of getting good stzcks ‘at low figures. Itis only men of nerve who can take advantage of the present depression. Outsiders must be attracted by the current quotations of the leading Weat- ern railroad stocks, They are all doing avery large bu- siners and earning more money than ever before. The business of the country never was in ® more prosperous condition than it is at this moment,,and railroad traflic never larger. Whatever may be the price for the leading railread stocks among the bulls and bears, it will not in- fluence in the least the actual vatue as investments, and ‘those who can carry until they may have need have no fearsasto the result. The steadiness of prices at the stock exchange is pretty good evidence that the intrinsic value of the securities is rather abov ‘than below current rates. There are several importan matters hanging over the polit.cal world, but there is no danger of anything serious growing out ofthem. A fe days may clear away all the difficulties and misunder standings, and leave the horizon perfectly clear. But fo the quibbling of politicians we should long since hava arrived at a satisfactory adjustment of all the questions now at issue. Recent events will, without doubt, hastea the movements of the governments concerned, and giv us, we hope, a safe and speedy deliverance. Our finau- cial affairs are in a sound and satisfactory condition. We have nothing to complain of, and the indications point decidedly to greater abundance of capital and lower rates of interest. ‘The exportations of specie from this port last week were nct fo large as anticipated. It was expected that the steamship Persia would take out much more than the total shipment reported. Seupmants or Specie FROM THB Port or New York. Brig G. C. Ackerly, Rio Grande—Am. gold... $15,000 00 Steamship Persia, Liverpool—Aun. gold coin. 966,000 00 do. do. Gal gold coin. 48,835 90 Do, do. do. Fs eet coin. §— 5,123 67 Do. do. do. Gol are 413,908 92 Do. Hermann, Bremen—Am. gol. ‘Total for the week. $1,564,415 59 Previously reported... "8,912,543 62 Total, 1856......... ++ $10,477,159 21 A. H. Nicolay’s regular semi- weekly anction sale of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday, at 123¢ o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. The earnings of the Macon and Western Railroad for April, 1856, wore— $403 25 6,493 67 bi 362 30 21,1 3512 4 +.$29,71 76 + 27,052 66 B Increase........cesessesceesseceesesseeses $2j719 10 The report of the Finance committee of the lower Hous? of the Legislature of Massachusetts, gives the following exhibit of the assets and liabilities of the Commonwealth, on the 1st of January, 1856:— Finances OF MassACHUSETT8—PUBLIC DEBT AND ASSETS. Western Ee Sterling Bonds, due April 1, 1868. . £136,000 renee 1810, Api 1, 1871, $3,999, Serip for Joan toFast’a, RR. due 157, 758, 759, ”500,000 00 Norwich and Worcester RR, due Ser find 1, 1857. 400,000 00 and Maine RR. due 1865' seeersee 160,000 00 Western Railroad stock, imbetiption due April 15, 1857... Perret 995,000 00 State Reform School “due 867, 100,000 00 New Lunatic Hospital seri, due 1865 170,000 00 State Prison scrip, due Dec. 1, 1860 100,000 00 State Alms House serip, due 1872, 73, 175, i jorip, Puce Sal ly Interest he on werip) and not reailed = the lst December, 1855........ 00000005 Amount of State bean sesnacy 2 ane 7,491,717 56 Surplus in favor of the Commonwealth. 4,309, ext 47 aT $11,800, 800, 746 08 03 The asrets of the Commonwealth were as follows: = ‘And mortgages of the following Railroad corpora- ions:— Western Railroad... Eastern Railroad... Norwich ane Worcester Boston and Maine Railroad.... 00 5,049,655 56 Real estate and unproductive Bror' it available for the payment of 2,656,483 33 School and cther funds, the ieee a riated, (which are not apie wes eat da eer) 1,697,648 95 shares a. 705,600 0) its in West Railroad ean "sinking Set ee eese see cess sees ee 207,287 72 ‘Western Railroad Stock Fu 1,107,327 26 State Almshouse Loan Sinking 15,764 25 Cash to pay interert on RRserip.. 15,075 00 Cash account of revenue and sale aim on the general government services seeseeseesees 181,000 00 State tax due and uspaid” Bist December, 1865 ..cceeesssesesecceesveseescees eevee 56,118 50 11,800,745 03 If from this amount there be deducted the following items:— Real estate ae uny eceacve roperty, School and other fund! . Rights in the Wentora ing Fai 207,234 Claim on the general government.,,.... 181,000 4,742,267 06 eemane pcr itenie Lee the payment of bts will bi te 7,058,477 97 7,411,717 56 433,239 the revenue of the Commonwealth to meet the pele vhone of the year at $609,850, which added to $407,181 deficiencies of previous years, make a total of $916,531 to provide for. The committee recommend an increase of thirty-three anda third per cent on the State tax, which, it is esti- mated, will produce $599,982, and the issue of State six per cent scrip to the amount of $300,000. The last annual report of the Morris Canal and Bankiog Company bas been before us several days. The company makes a favorable exhibit for the last season’s business. ‘The current receipts and expenditures for the year 1855 were as follows: Morris Cayat AND BANKING CoMPANY. ba re from tolls and transportations, nt8 + 921 50 + 2,974 68 ——— 48,984 26 96,861 78 Profits on business of 1855, #87585 ga BLT 40 Paid interest on bonded cebt.. + $29,736 Dividends on preterred stock. Surplus on the year’s business, = $819,799 94. By virtue of a further supplement to the charter, parsed by the Legisiature of New Jersey, ont there have been issued 7,640 shares of faxed atook, furnishirg $764, 000, being $148,592 78 rae than the amount of fi ting debt and expenditure for permanent improvements; 80 that the income from the business of the canal since that period has not only enabled the company to pay all their cur. rent expenses, interest ‘on their bonted debt, and dividends on the preferred stock, at the rate of ten per cent per annum, bat likewise to pay the ba- lance of $145,532 nd have on hand aera, over tem- porary liabilities, to the amount of $30,077 69. The bonded debt of the company, amounting to $426,- 550, became due on the first of April, 1856, axd has been mainly settled and paid from the proceeds of a new six per cont loan for $500,000, seoured by a mortgage on the ca- nal and its works, payable April 1, 1876. The incressing busitiens of the canal made it necessary to have additfonal room for depositing coal and other it treneported on the cai at Jersey City; and the last year bulkheads have been constructed pen submerged lands of the company, and there is of Ailing in and reclaiming for thet purpore toaion ot thore lands, about 120 foot "equare, equal to thirty city lots 26 by 100 feet. This im rement cont interest om the outlay, and could ~rigg if ford vired Le the purposes of the canal, about ,000. is fact some iden can St formed of Jersey City. The steady progress in the productiveness of this work in {flustrated by the following table of tolls received in cash for the past eleven years:— 33 1! 730 66 me 246,43) iL 64 1849, 2108 23 23 ba, 1,347,812 73 The Keokuk, Fort Des Moines and Minnesota Rallroad ’ in under contract from Keokuk to Bentonsport, 38 miles, the fall, and certainly before the Jat of January next. The contract for the upper end of this road will eoon be given, which, when finished, will reach to the capital of the State, Fort Des Moines, 165 miles, and through the best country that acorns the face of the globe. The Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and Muscatine Railroad first division to Montrose, grading and masonry will be done io a short time; iron, chains, spikes and ties, locomo- tives and cars bought. The money raised to pay for the whole at home, without a mortgage debt. A part of the iron is already delivered in Keokuk, and all the balance {s fast coming. Arrangements are being made to con- tinue the road to Mount Pleasant, and this work will be commenced this fall. The first ¢ivision will be running by the coming low water, about the lst of September next, or earlier. ‘The western division of the Mississippi and Wabash Railroad, to wit: from the junction of the Warsaw and Rockford Railroad, on the bank of the Mississippi river immoediately opposite Keokuk, to the intersection of the Northern Cross and Military Tract Railroad from Quincy to Chicago, has been put under contract to energetic and responsible contractors and the means provided to com- plete it within twelve months. ‘The Wareaw and Rockford road is also under contrast, and progressing rapidly to completion, from Warsaw up the bank of the river, opposite Keokuk via Nanvoo, &., intersecting the Chicago and Burlington road at the Oquawka junction, twelve miles east of Burlington. The value of general merchandise imported into this port during the week ending and including Friday, May 13 1856, was. Total importation, ‘The exports in the game time were as fol- lows:— Seat merchandise, Excess of imports over exports ... The following is a comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the year to May 15:— 1855. 1856. Increase. Decrease. $4,424,700 6,209,560 784,866 cs, 1,674,810 5,049,028 3,374,716 = Gorn meal. 139,280 _'115,263 — 23,967 1,770,612 1,702,674 1,823 888 1,413,108 216 = 764,325 "714,300 — 49,935 1,467,647 4,521,164 3,053,517 = Total ... $0,862,098 18,70 038 18,792,125 ” 9,003,989 Net increase to May 15, 1886... ...... see. ” $8,030) 087 The quantity and value of certain articles exported fom this port during the week ending and including Friday, May 16, 1856, distinguishing the destination and extent of shipments to each place, were as follogs:— CoMMERCE OF THE Port Or NEw York—Weaxty Exrorts, LIVERPOOL, Quantity. Value. Quantity. Value. Cotton, bales.1,892 $78,768 Huy pets { $235 Flour, bbls. 4,262 24,876 Print. mach.. 43 6,555 Wheat, bu. 43) 210 ¢8; 223 Rosin, bbls. .2,983 4; 9920 Beef, ton...., 106 2,000 Fastie, tons. 211 3658 Pork, bbls ... 320 8,487 ae (begs, bbls 204 816 Bacon, lbs. feet by) 37,949 Wh’! Lmhed A, Abs 2,666 267 4,917 Enam.cloth... Tobacoo,hhds. 16 1,136 Olleske, tons. 166 5,514 Timber, pos.. 384 200 +. $154,634 HAMBURG, Wh b’e,Ibs.25,407 $16,204 Exlogw’d bxs 780 $4,117 tes 5,984 Logwood, tons 300 Watches, on.. 1 Tobacco, lbs..2,600 Tobacco, cs... 241 seove 368 $20,884 Cotton, bales. 310 $17,762 Bye, bgs. 21,820 0 8. J+-+ 21,820 $20,856 Flour, bbls... 270 2,148 nt’e, bbs 6,414 Lard ‘tbs...18,805 1,380 Rosin, bbs. °5,100 4,945 lebone...'652 "367 Honey, tos...'157 G41 Flagwood, x50 + 2,618 680 Candles, bxs... 252 Logwood, ts 1,080 4,250 Tobacco, née 191 11,388 385 Do. 800 50 1288 — BRISTOL, Flour, bbls... 300 $2,089 Rosin, bbls... 625 $950 Beef, tes 60 1,080 Oars, 400-334 255 Staves.......1,020 194 614 es BELFAST, Bacon, 1bs,130,000 $12,000 Rosin, bbls.1,205 $2,485 MARSALA, Cotton, bales... ..cccceeee seveees 480 $28,194 LISBON. Sp.turp’ 37 +67,600 $5,914 Q. bar! 20 614 —! ‘Total, seery $7,089 Corn, bushels. 5,116 $0,447 GLASGOW, Flour, bbls..7,126 $56,439 Tobacco, Ibs.2,602 $430 Wheat, bush.2989 4,643 Rosin, bbls... 800 1,460 BRITISH NORTH ‘er COLONIES. Flour, bbls..6,040 $40,000 bbls.,, 20 $1,573 Rye flour. "962 Sate based 1,000 300 608 5,151 Clothing, os.." 10 Bid Cora, “hushels 600 480 Hardware. Beef, bbis.... 258 2,850 Yarn, bales, Doresti 331 566 Wootw? 0, don 120 240 225 Oitmeal, pun, 26 812 183 Horses. 12 1440 1,532 Sh 400 400 Lard oil, gals2,126 1,710 TORR]... ..cseseserersessesecesenoees $876 103 4,320 640 10 150 88 1,512 B4 290 2,460 oveeeo; Tbs.4, 0 880 1,000 108 1e4 + 603 1,009 Total... ..+4+++-$28,015 HAYTI. Flour, bbls... 200 $1,360 Fish......... 1 56 $750 1,860 Codfish, Ibw.23,750 950 116 Tobacco, bales’ 50 675 6,001 H’dware, bxa, 0 0 Pork, pun..., 100 118 Rice, bbls, m1 Sugar, bxas,. 8 200 Domestion, cs, ome Le Ler Ld PORTO RICO, Flour, bbls... 25 $176 Drugs $682 M 160 2,344 Sugar, bx 103 234 Candles. 170 614 Rice, tos 176 Butter, 912 228 iages . 7167 Bread, bbls... 125 152 Hoops, bdls.. 800 TOA] cs ccerererereneeces sreeeen ss 96,406 DANISH WEST INDIES. 87 $212 70 185 2 415 815 5 203 4 387 163 16 662 627 18 320 Rice, pks. 86 6 pal tif Shces, os. 4 128 Total........,0++- $9,207 CHINA, Hama, lbs. ..1,780 $178 Lead, pkg ,.1,860 $6,717 Ginsing, hhd. 5% 15,125 Coal, tons..., 100 "490 Dementies,bal,s00 78,000 TOCA. cessevssreevesseceeessers seen sey ges $100,610 Flour, bbls..2 466 $19,700 “s Li + +10, 1,276 Total.....+++0+4 845,837 INDIES. Geeks bxs,. 159 $2,275 bls... 150 190 Lambe, F, £6,100, 742 Flour, bbls... 656 8. turpen’e, os 336 Cordage, coils 138 Bread, bbl 40 Domestics, bal 10 Tobacco, $15000 Mo St 6’ 160 Il Central RR... NB BO. $3000 HRR2dmtg. 426 hee RR. 8 10 shs Am Fx Bank. 116 60 Bruns vity L Co. Canton, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Saturpay, May 17—6 P.M. AsnEs.—Sales of 50 bbls. were made at $6 06 a $6 12: DSTUFFS.—Fiour—The market displayed increa: activity, and sales were made pretty freely, both to the home trade and for export, at the full prices of yester- day, though at the close, common grades were rather less buoyant; while prime and extra grades continued firm. sales footed up some 9,000 a 10,000 bbls., at about the following quotations: extra Georgeto' City Milis and 8t. Louis, The sales of Canadian at the above quotations. 1 cially the medium and higher sales embraced about 1,800 barrels, given in the above 210 00 “about 1,800 bbls, rn WAS brands, with more closi c stiff at the figures ‘The transactions were limited. were confined to about 5,000 a 6,000 bushels, in lots. at $1508 $1 55 for fair to ase 65 for common to fair w lian to arrive at $1 78. of moment in prices. The ni a embraces about to 35,0c0 Duell, including distilling tote and Hen a Aer and good yel- ‘Rye wa ae ate firm. Oata were heavy and io bed od Southern red, and $1 4 ite do., and my {eats peiteln te tastes nes ern was held at capa a 85c. supply. State sold at 360. a 38c. 4c,, and prime Chicago were at dic Corrm.—The market was quiet and sales were small. Lagusyra were sold at 11c. Corroy,—The sales embraced about 2,000 a 2 500 bales, part in transitu. Prices were irregul in art upon middiing uplands at about 105c., while some folders d demanded 10%{c. The market closed with rather Rates continued firm, with engagements of bushels wheat and corn to Liver- bulk; 58d. for corp, and 64. ee, 4,000 a 5,000 bbis. flour ae en- ste eed ase ow bl jour el yed cake were taken at c.; wheat, at es about 38,000 a 40,000 vi at san in to London 1,000 bbls. 28, 34, To Havre cotton ‘was st at 75c.; ashes, at $8 250 bales of cotton were taken at tp: t, and sd do. at gc. Rates to California were unchanced. Hay continued firm at 75. a 80c. Hipes.—The stock eo accumulat at present at about 96, buoyant, and sales enited. The recel ports for the week amounted to about 4! LBATHER continued active, although receip! ta hy the demand for the ‘cede continued good, ard with every prospest that prices would be well supporied through the beg ieh Tbs, }, and is estimated Hence the market was less nes from foreign augmented, while Within a day or tso ve been sold, including com- Pp Mo.asses.—The market was steady. 225 hhds. Cubs muscovado were sold at 34c. @ 35c.; 50 do., from deck load, at 32c., and 175 bbls. New Orleans, at dic. a 480. NAVAL STORES were unchanged. Ons.—Lingesd was highe were sold at 80c. a 8lc., wit e nd frem 1,000 to ‘@ good business from store Crude whale was unchenged. spring and winter. Lard oil was quiet. Provisions,—Pork—The market was rather easier, with ‘The sales embraced 460 to 500 ‘8 $19 123¢, with small lots at $19 25; at the ologe’ there were no buyers above $19; 1,000 bbls. were sold, deliverable in August, at sii. Beef—Sales of 500 bbis. were made, a, at $8 a $) FO, ed Western at $8 50 hams were eta at “Sue a 170. with sales of 200 packages ders, and 9}<c. @ 93¢¢. for hams. sales of about 250 “bbls. and tierces at 10%c. Butter is plenty. soe freah state sella at 18c, w 20c. Cheese selis 9346. a 100, was steady, at S70. @ 900. for. at $15 a $15 25, eer esai repeal meri Cut meats were firm, 140. & 73e. for shoul- “Tard was firm, with Weekiy In the elty and county of New York, from the 10%h day of May to the 17th day of Men, 68; woven, 64; boys, 12 Adults, 152; ebildren, 856. 28; gtln pened 302, Fever, nervous. wee Fever! remittent, Fever, scariet . momo ping ows: Inflammation ti bisdder. 1 Inflammation of bowels., 3 Inflammation of brain. 8 Inflammation of lungs. 5.10 Inflammation ee stomach. Casualty, by overdose of Consumy <ctiee 8, adi ni Convulsions, infantile... . Ceucvalslone, esi ie Hoda Delisiusa tremens » enta we Se Ee Fae congestive = tteeesereeseresees ese eee O02 PUBLIO INSTITUTIONS, Bikwil’s Ial.. 1 ate tay Bloom’e 1 pital, ik’ Tel, 2 14 Wandin Bete Hosp. 11 Re H Wera ia Eg Talents 1 mF 42 12 (Gaines. ‘ani W. Island ae yee 1B if W. MORTON, city City ARAL Onn New York, May 17, 1856. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ST ae ae. $1,000 000 *s —FO! A BAY HORS! giant tht Stary old the y of next June, 1 1,000 sane und and kind in all fare ae minted to trot inaide of three minutes, The Tr, ONOCKEG, 934 Fallon maarkst,” SuoPes Tauro AT Rane, a (ahaa, A GOOD AND eae | ht wagon, that be wishes cheap mi oe oe can sy hear of a customer by addressing box TTHE BAZAAR. Sl CROSBY STREET—WILL 3% oldon Monday, at auetion, twenty horses, suitable for al hand wagons of all descr . new ard second - Tone: sing py double harness, &c. “4 ORE Le ee wee HANDSOME ‘barouche, Wood, Tomlinson eax and nearly new. Can bs teenth very staole, 204 Ninth street. two doors west eee Apply to WM. H. MAJOR, 55 FOE, GALE iWe [FAIR MATOHED | OARRIAGE ; also, ite mare, (Vermont Black, Hawi ia poi see to be seen (08. 7 an street, near rookt . Be ‘Any indy can tide gr dnvener oe” ia ie BALK—A CLOSELY MATOAKD PAI@ OF CAR awe horses, 16 hands high, good travellers, and very even Jong tails Day colot and warranted sound and kind, the Foberurot ot 8 pala fentleman, and sold for want of ure. Fifth and bixth avenues, ordain SEVEN YEARS Fors aoe ce BAY MORGAN (60) sound and kind.15}, hands can trot a mile in 2:50; also one gray Abdaihh colt, 8 vears old, sound and kind, can ‘trot in § minutes; one light road wagon; one top wagon, built by Dusenury. & Vonduser; one rot ot double harness, made by Trainor; |wo seta of single riding saddles, bridies, 4c. The vhole being the Rroperty ot a vate gentleman, will be soldcheap for cash, if applled for laa. me ‘as the owner is going to Kurope. Inquire at 115 West Thirty-second street, neur Seventh avenue, between the hours of 10 and 3, Por SALETA AIX SEAT ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE Browater & Co., in good order. Will be sold cheap, the over bavive no hiner ooo eh Apply to DA- iD FARLEY, 85 Front sireet, Brooxlyn- Por SALE-A SPLENDID SPAN OF COACH HORSES, dapple ear, ber ix and seven years o'd, fine Ne and Da 6 pentehigh, sound and perfectly kind; sold for want of Uae; also, fe, nearly now, wit ‘with a fine ye seen Franklin from. Fy A.M. to2 P.M, i nana ae on AT A BARGAIN-A SPLENDID BROWN re, 1436 hands high, (Wil tot in about $ minutes.) very jon ree omat jurance. Warranted perfectly sound andkind. Price $180. Tobe seen at the livery stable, Leou- ard street, between Church street and West Broadway. oR bap oa Ml FROM TBE COUNTRY, A FINE pair of bay horses, long tails and no white m: nearly atxteen hands bi igh, 4 years Sa pied. bu but Lh eo i geatic, a are half bi ‘and bred in art of this Sait Have prose $00. Tobe os nat ALON, ‘EET’S jafayette Srkanue & Ful » corner of Bighth street, eT OR SALE—A TWO BAT, OPEN BAROUCHE, NEAR. ly new, suitable for the country; will be sold sheap, as fe estima ‘Apply. at "BBL fiery aablo, 1 ic and o an ‘oroab between Bleecker and Houston str OR EAL ane Takao or sa Aa ROO e ‘wagons, large and sm at 5 LEYS express, $7 Oanal street iss OR ALE ge IL LFA SORREL HORSK, FULL festobester county; ian qxeollent salmal for a oouves, doo: {or, or any other purpowe; warranted in every partionlar, 1s. Jongs to a. nileman, and can be reen at THOMP- SOR'B sta 6, eo ‘Thirteenth street, near Third avenue. Gere FOR 8AIR—A SPLENDID BOSTON see ee ty, Goddard, entirely new. Oan be seen BREWSTER & 80N’S, 396 Broadway. ORGS TO PASTURR.—TWO OK TRAE CAN BE rell_ cared for, two miles (SE Cee pass JAS, B. WILEINGON, 37 Montgomery street, J ty. ORSE AND, LIGHT ROCKAWAY FOR SAUR—A fine horse, pony bulit, stylish, sound and kind; Tockaway Bet tls used, good as new; ‘Vill be sold separately oF togesber, ata bargain. APR ‘at WADE’S stable, corner PORSE FOR SALE—FIFTAEN AND 4 HALF HANDS o ry, with per mane and ail, pony ie gentle; be baleved to be perfectly sound, and ts sroslient wavellee. "Inquire at the owoer'astables were the forte can be seen, No-b Raat Twenty eighth streek. ADYS: SADDLE HORSE FOR SATR-DARK RAY, sound, gentle and well trained; will be sold cheap. pease a of SOHN B. BEBATTON, No. 139 Atlante street, ORGAN HORSES—FIFTREN SUPERIOR YOUNG hortes. purshased last week In Orleans and Caiedonia counties, Vermont, Among them are reveral bara, blacks, yard a bay horee tix years old, 15% hands bih, for Sadia ile and action, and great beauiy, not to be excelled, apply at No, 11 Boerum street, Brookly: baeques in the cits hair &e., of wl Ripe 600 paleo ebuaa fo for spring [mid | ener Beeson children; emb: poten roideries, laces, £0, 20 34 gaa. or pnd pees. BaREGE ROBES es petaied ond pinks, cases of new china silke and other an petanee Monday, at leas than cost of imporsation, by ie SOUS EE BROTHERS’, ‘ana! street, and 47 Howard street. $12 aoa FROM AUOTION, Quite » ‘novelty in styie and price, morning By BREEMAN & COMPANY, 473 Broadway. A. ™ STEWART & 00, . Announce that In vow open, replete wilh every noveliy of the eeaszn aie i ‘AT. SIRWART & CO. Broadway, Chambers and Reade NEW LOT OF FORT AND eet LagKs, &; tn point a 1's rom $26 tu 97%, want . sel m peat ae ait Bt las, points, coifures, from 8 ‘one of the’ best ‘aanuisg urere in the world, Mi.LER & ‘GRaNT, 8 371 Brose: Anire CONSTABLE & CO. WILL 0°: ‘MON- ay 19, full assortment of slik robes at Sith near Broadway. a SCT OF POINT DAG, VA- t @applique, Guipure and Honiton ool- ints ard lecves ; eet sein ped re taaniliing, soars coos Valenciennes edglana, i per yard: Po BEAUTIFUL LOT ‘Or New Day ‘ty at THE Bowery Savincs STORE, as | de laines. Fepatineees eee Sepewig. verg hears, 0 at $10. pie quilte trom, 850, oe Damask napkins, very ry oe. ‘of the season. at Is. 6d. 3. ds turers’ prices, awayiene auction, cx tems tho tnegefacarera ell set the’ lowees pri price of any "One rive, marhed in pial lain figures, and po deviation, ja Li FW. £W. F. GILLRY, LARGE LOT OF SILKS, BAREGES, MUSLINS, Ba- ge end muslin robes: just root peered from ae ‘atlow prices, wil be opened, Monday, May eh ‘767 Broadway, second di door below Nath atreet, ATO DRL BELL & CS | fo CATHARINE STREET—FINE to $5: richly ree straws $3 to $4; jawn (ie yore oa tol om Ladies’ and children’s basque waist and mantiila paiterns cut in the latest styles; dresses, basques Pun alee made to order. Country orders promptly at- tem 3 LACK CHANTILLY MANTILL 8S, CAPES, COLLARS, shawls, coiffures, flouncing and laces, all widths, of very superior quality, Also, silk lace mantilias, wide flouncing, new shapes. from $7 upwards. Shawls and scarfs, just re: ceived per Atlantic. PSYER ROBERTS & CO., 375 Broadway. 1D GLOVES, KID GLOVE. mas Cay Le yril be opeao iotinrrow mori. G, B. WILLIAMS, 847 Broadway, (ate Lesdoeater’s). ANE & PORTER WILL OFFBR FOR SALE THis ty another lot of those India plaid and checke® washing alike mat da. Pia Canal street. Moz Fete pp yey BLACK SILKE from auction, at a biel a, spring shaw 6, very low HS. WILLS, 60 and bers street,fup stairs. TILLER & SARS, 9 BEOLDWAY, WILL OPEN on Thi rmiay, the, 358 instant, Paris embroideries, of Mr Miller's selections received Asia. T! eee novelties worthy Us at ‘attention aera rater Que ROBES, FOR D8 85 — =~ tavel om seoree worth By BEEKMAN & COMPANY, 473 Broadway. ‘OURNING GOODS OF ig DESORIE S20! — Black silks alpaces, bi e collars, nF VN vorp'é & TAYLOR , 255, 257, 259 and 261 Grand et., ‘And new numbers 47 and 49 Catherine st. eta, Maatillas, At LANE & PORTER'S ra 72 Canal atre Pa +ac0nnE # moe , ORGAnOKE BOBES— ane ilQ Iaconee Frouncen Roses, lora, with three flounces. ie At$1 75 Hach, 1,000 bea vy 1 pag DOw . T. STEWART & 90., Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets. Bs cae. QUILTS. in pa ‘tio. maid ‘eo ubdred miner quits, at bal the usual prices, room for dress goods, miter ior IAKOBY & 90. 767 Broadway, second door below Ninth street. 1CH EMBROIDERIES AND LACKS— French, fcoteh and ites, in seta or separately; in~ ‘waists, caps, bands, flouncings, &c., Ac. Also, Brussels, Honiton, Guipare and F'oiber laces, in great variety ‘AT VERY LOW PRICES, LORD & ATOR. 255, 257, 259 and ‘61 Grand street, nd new numbers 47 and 49 Catherine atreet, Sixe, Br ms SILKS. re respectfully infermed that two more caren of those Poort summer roiled: 5s. per yard, A be opened to-morrow morning, an yf sale during this week. 8. WILLIAMS, 347 Broadway, (ite Leadbeater’s), Seams Cele ha 8, CASHMERE SCARFS. SARFGB Reap} other seasonable goods, exceedingly low im price, LE BOUTILLIER BROTHERS, 60 Canal street, and 47 Howard street. USLIN ROBES, {AT $2, From late auction sale, Just ved b: abbey Bel cRKMAN & COMPANY, 473 Broadway. Colles, sleeves and fants’ robes, Br 4 & cone ae DS ted considerably to their omer ‘arge one at Seana ns Tastes ant which are entirely new styles of trimeings desire the inspection of the {ihe ladies, as ‘hey will find some de novelties, BARRGE ROBRB, AT $5 AND 36 00 ‘Also, large assortment challie robes. very cheap, LANK & PORTKE, 72 Canal street, ARKGE ROBES,—STILL FURTARE ADDITIONS FROM ‘aution will be ‘made to our $5, $6 and $7 robes, on Mon- aay, May 19. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO., 62 Canal street. ROCHE BRESSELIENNE BAREGES— At 3s. per yard, (Usual price 75 cents.) R . T, STEWART & CO. Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets, ARRGB ROBES. AT $5—BARECE ROBES, AT 56— Purchased at Thuraday’s auction. ‘The latter with ai'k dounces, Very eee and ches) ‘Just opened by BERKMAN & COMPANY, 473 Brondway. EAURFUL FLOUNOED SILK ROBES, $14 AND $15. as alee vena a 04 3 & Pore. Ro es ero FROM ‘let ome Cub French ribbons, ne: tainate ceeems French flowers, crepes millin cee to be sold at unusual sacridoes, by M. BL LiOHSTRNG? ‘BIN , 90 Bowery, corner o! Hester stree.. ‘HBAP FLOUSCED ere ROBES, J, BSCE & CO, ‘Will open por large assortment of FLOUNCED SILK ROBES, sia, $15 aay tet raha A asieae 86 ad 783 Broadway. NOLUMBIAN BALL nine %81 Grand treet. ‘Tremendous bargains will be offered this week, in order to make an evtire clearance of the stock. Buyers of dry goods will find that they cam make purchase« at this. eatbiishinent at least 25 per cen’ below the regular prices. It will rich'y pay the ladies to call and see this immense assortment before buy- Particular attention is called to the following B' and fancy allk: Stella aod cute 2 abawis, Lawns Bokinerand safe, Yate and moan curios, pace and malin ¢ Embroideries in great variety, Linen damae! nap! Bi ‘and brown ebeetings. Ladies commeneing ho jay save money by call- ing. 8 pO WHER AMG. 251 Grane acest cur AND BXAMINE 7am mat ooe Stawa Canal street. oe OUT SALE OF SS AND lace, at RICHMOND'S, 369 one ay bdefore mo Ca store 587 Broadway. eppe Niblo’s. ME sear sold a our new = Ley Dear! neve, steamer, at a advance. and sewers wanted (CUARE'S EPOOr, coreox.— tk AGENCY FOR 28 18 spool cotion has removed to No, $2 Dey where & well [nord woe of the genuine rusie, in numbers, mold DUMPGEORGE L. CLARK, 88 Dey street. |ORSETS.—-FRENOH, bayonet ENGLISd, AND ean, Bel just n misses’, der braces, 4c. The largest stock in the United States. ry atent speconebnese of new and impecred shapes, at half’ Braadwa prices. }AYNOR, pear Tend owe mreotvand 202 Sixth avenue, near: ibe CAPS AND HAD DRESSES.—LADIES ee to leave town will find s handsome assortment the at articles, at wholesale prices, at 25 See cr nat of Broadway, Mrs. A. M4 TCHED. CARRIAGE HORSES FOR BAL ee igh, six years old fast travellers, and of bal he gait and speed; weight 2,500 pounds; a weer. The progert iy 0 of a private gentleman, who will qs Fespondile for their soundness. Ad- PENG. SA aa any ONE HAVING A GOOD SECOND by Fs to Sole of can hear of a cash tustomer, by apie at neh street. MONEB & OO. 10 BE SOLD—A PalR OF SUPERIOR MATOHED horses, above 16 hands high; warrented borg de ae Kind frdogie or 4 double harness. ae a er tog 0 few months in use. The attention of Lge is solicited to the above. a and is West, le ao #ixtB street before 12 o’clock noon. ANTED—A LADY'S SADDLE HORSE, WELL BROKE, thoroughbred. sound, Kind and young: Must be a cun: terirg horee, Avply at WILAO! 3 stable, 89 Tenth Heer ere, Aptivarsity piace and Fifi avenue, WATCHES, JEW! JEWELRY, &eO. ® INVOIOE, OF | OF, GEAUINE aul ia JURGRNS ‘chen, with egr'ifoaten, juat received and for sale by ROBSINS, BROTHERS & OU., 15 Malden lane. (ALIFORNIA DIAWONDS.—TaIS NeW AND Baauri- ATi eaticle te now made 10 auch Perfeauion, thet the best judges cannot tell them from the real. Gentlemén’s pine, clus. ter and single stone, $3 to $16; rings, 94 to $20; earrings, $5 10 825; bracelets, cromtes, 0. Aso, 8 how ‘article of composition, ‘vest chains and chavalaines, warranted ted no: to tarnish or efunae slor or ine money price $3.50 to %6, Any ‘the “above articles sent 7: mal! oF express, by enclotiog emount, Only manuasturers, of the above articles in the United Stat ACOBS, Manufacturing jewellers, 407 Broadway. SWELRY bd DIAMONDS MEH LOW.—fHR 8UB- business in Wall Meabsie cad votes a Ce ee Sa al seriber, for Srrest ts polling ail descrint orer kinds of jewelry, at wholesale than the usual prices. Ladies"peantul gold, cameo, mosaic, orbuncle and pearls ‘carrings, pinaand bracelets in boxes. . 820 00 to $100 00 each, Ladies’ Dink, £06, ‘mosale, pear! $2 50 to $30 00 each, a 2 8 3S i I 2gs Sessssess sz. HERE SHetaRSeetEes: 3 SESSSS3SSE33: i = ci iS) = 23: Fs 585; ry = ie = ? F-} eb Mf watches and jewel gi Ah oO jewelry, who) atroet, second floor, near Broadway, up stairs. JkCORD HAND GOLD Napa eh “ac SUBSCRIBER S on hand two dozen gold watel hich have been as and which he is selling a about hal thelr ye origtoal coat, arranted timekee| bi} wold levine watohen, To , four holes jewelled. id detached levers. full jeweled. Fine Pon Eng'ish yan levers. Also, no ewo gold hunting paten vere, very low. mporter ot watches and jewe n iH strost, second floor, near way. “ceeeb roi eens ine Bug! ? gol 1 J 7 and 3 hy oat Morante | each was, Gallons diamond jewelry, Saaee e hi Becta 102 Chatham strast. WINES AND LIQUORS. SALE.—A ‘fe STOCK OF VARIOUS KINDS oF ted fine ko. ies, by ‘with ‘evervth 10" the business; also fhe antares: hich are Tard ie a very handsome mtyle, and a a ya. foe? addrersed B. box 197 Harald office, will receive at tention, The reason for selling will be given on application as N0OVE, ee goons: IN ed cF RARITY. — ALP gus, DE lain deren, i Bes, printed muster, bi ye inch, 0.. AT AUCTION Puices, LORD & ate 255, 257, 259 rand st., And new numbers 47 rey) Srhonas at. MBROIDBRIES THREE CASES OF RICH FRENCH broidered sets and collars. Four cases of cambric inandkerchiets; embroidered, revere and hemeliched, very rich French embroidered worth $12, PETER HOBKETS & 00.510 Brosdway, pet Lb tad FROM AUCTION. Pete, & COMPANY, 475 Broadway, betweea Grand and pores, y punchasod very largely Of Embroideries ai late auction sales, ‘Are enabled to offer them at Los then than they cost to import. The following comprise a smell part From 30 to 50 pet cent ‘Of the lot. Frensh lawn handkerchiefs, © Cambric and pe Gouneing, trom Is, 64 up, oa do. bands, Embroidered cambric ha’dhis, do. insertings, 6a. up. Intent’ robes and waists, ‘White and bi’k lace coiffures, White and biack lace capes, Lace bi Honitan se 9, Amb’dered and corded shir<s, Ta, € (Patty and French Emb’d book and cambricse's. lace veils. Pine aes gpure: Froneh ond Brusse's Laces, fe, _ i ‘and Brusse's bidet aber BRGKMAN'S OOMPANY, « 473 Broadway. MBROIDERIES, KMBROIDEAI £8.— 4)" French work, Iaee and muslin collars, and sets, worked bands, skirts, do. _Binct snipure, Bruseeis tnd manila iaces, ' Mm whch ine ltranc: trehot JAKOBI & 00, 767 Broadway, second door below Ninth street. \AMILIES COMMENCING zocRsceara oR about to Je TS reminded that our stock of limens, tablecloths, sheetings, towelings, napkins, oi ar quilts, conmietpauts ie ie &c., is unsurpassed by of any ABNOLD, “OONSTA LE & CO., 62 Canal street, —THR CRYSTAL EALAOR, | hey Bt Putter medal emporium of fushons, P nean the public toat vat her eae store, Greene, cantains the most were, Artistic desigas of paiteras ever superintendence of Madame RENCH ©. satan SUMMER PANTALOON an, India nankeena, &o., dc., dc. TOR MEN AND fov's WEAR, A, T, STEWART & 00. Broadway, Chambain and Reade streets Wena ia GOODS OF EVERY DESURIPTION 4, 1-4, 12-4 width linen, from Gs, per yard upwards, Titer P oapkins trom 128. per dozen. Linen éamaak, at all pr Tran iene ofa, ibe mon x desirable makes, Es id lin dry or in set Face and mintl hese § il be fo at let Thirty per cent lees than the nsdal retail price, BEEKMAN & OOMPARY, 473 Firosdway, WAVY PLAID SIUK®, 6s, PER YARD— ry i Worth one dollar, and 0 a MEM AN & GoM anys, atufla, ve At retail. ‘A very handsom 473 Broadway. MPORTANT TO THE ey MADDEN HAS ), 567 Broadway or sorner of oe Teper ed his ney Mere lore, be corner of Prin Ne bg ‘o'whicn he. invites well ae tn he ‘arsortment of Indien ana jana children’s b a bas ee, jnskers, Sy Tee ih tradey a as ther have Beers Res tiroed ‘and fot 5 chee nit aten prt rden 4 ‘at the store, Selon ma ras oe the Broeiend daily take re J ane ar 7 00. WILL OPEN, ON MONDAY, A NEW sux and LACE and MANTILLAS: STELLA SHAWLS, Nos. $55 and 357 Broadway, 736 and 783 Broadway. ] ANE A PORTER WILL v1 La superior assortment of chen silka, a fa, and 6s. These goods are well worth the attention of Tasos, aa they are far below thelr va'us, 72 Canal street. ous ROBES, ‘tome galt ¢ ait rot jagnificent bes, . yore 2 Will b rs ale this iy etpoaed "Ge BW Thu KMS. 347 Broadway. (iate Leadbeater's, See LA SHAWLS, CRAPE BHAWLS— © avsortment on Of each kind, And will be sold 25 per cent the reenlar prises Under By BEEKMAN 3 yep i 3 Broadway. S' 'ROIAL NOTICE— ‘The following are is er ce the Tit sep? bargains in moura- fered. uction, very desirable: use. bo has just arrived from haa & few samples of these: Rew and popular articles of dress, jand will be happy to mow to any parties desirous of seeing th U yg OBEAPE:T SILKS ae sas C1TY—58. AND 68. A. T, bial! £00. Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets. chene, moire, ‘ated Low PRICK area ress stripes a Lous Tavk OR, 985.387, Set tab nad Sta a nd new numbers 47 and 49 Catherine st ON, 9! Park a MILIANERY, &O. N eee sao! ce sea BONNETS — MADAME z. HaBRIS oye ot PhS ous friends i pebies toe ee bonnets. consisting of crape, chip, lace. tase aes, Ba and pany other novelties, at sme WHA N's, OTL roadway. |ASHIONABLE BIBBONS—SPRING STYU! oe ee ‘and fancy pou de sole, rich plaids, jaspe, dc. AD REDUCED PRICES. LORD & TAYLOR, 255, 257, 259 and 261. creases And new numbers 47 and 49 Catherine street, OMER & KETCAU: Are closing out thal stock off STRAW GOODS, FRENCH FLOWERS, &C, Imported for the spring and summer trade, at reduceé at los. 64 and 66 John street, cornerof William. W. GAY, 285 GREENWICH ST. Dealerin miliogry goods elite, ribbons, dc, pattern dress and ides’ bonnets, dre brides’ a8 caps, 40 ‘Aceortment of uraw blond and ar lace ‘bosnele, of ni new styles. Parti paid to orders, and’ terms liberal to mil [ners and desieres TSDAMES MULLER, & BACHRLLE WILL OFRR Pi of gc eae ticular att “of indi ik api a tof eum- er bonnets, remenvabie fer taste aad oan, lok ware Tho Frence toplist, Tialan and German oA betr establlahment, Dba cena BARNatE man NEW ghow will Lioadway, ap stairs) ‘With selection PARIS M MILIIRERY. CARPETINGS AND UPHOLSTERP. {10% STOOK A ary bee ENGLISH CARPETS, Atextraordinary low prices, Srpert, set lis. per yard, rnc K 6 oer yard, ioe eras, ae ANDERSON, 99 Bowery. L lied sq ng or ae AND 8U rices, ‘and Tait own ot Pe 4 DOREMUS & NIXOR, ie. Park oy PHU CARPRT TRADE. ‘The immense ee of CoA na description of carpets kept the sunscribers enables them to ie Superior ingish wepey yore. Brussels. peter thvee-pir.+ neat oe T. STEWART a on, Broadway, ohimbers and Reade streets. PHOLSTERY a tame a Window ise 2 AYLOM, 255,207 20-and oft Graad et fo. 000 Toate rad er ut east Gentlemen baving larger small 1ots to pose of will reoatvet Walaa eae 5 000 88 WORTH OF NRW CAST OFF C1 ited.--Thomas I). Conroy, leap a DO Clowung of every description, Geutlemen ‘having. I frail Tota to dupe re of, wl receive oookne & onl by callin; int the store, or addressing TH CONROY, 491 Pear! street, LOTHING = FU blah) Bg ly ea HIGH. ceat price p aid for off clothing, furnitur OF taney dresees, by call ing Onor nacrecain 02 Chatham, late blm, street, Ladies Cioran. ae heeds HAyING ae 1088 of can Feoeive the uimoat vaine | tee Bess addienibe tothe stores No. 12 a ae oor Onlndlons attended toby Mrs O. VaST-OFF CLOTHING —A LARGE QUANTITY NOW Co Nonted. ‘The bighest price given, ard cash patd, ia cur rent money. Geptiemen having good 'colbing 10, dlspoen of n obtain liberal prices by addressing or call! ames MORONEY, 05 Pearl street, betwoen Chatham and Guy Ball place. Giant HAVING, OAR? OFF, CUOTHTSG TO cciupone ot can cash price same by JOuN" MURPHY, 14 Contre Reece into 13t Neasan siroot TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. DSON RIVER BAILROAD.—PROM APRIT, 2, FH Wise the walnn will leave chambers street ate ie: iowa: Rxprece, 6 2 Bees Mi; mall. 9 A. M.; throu ; 7 P. M.; for 7A. Me Bing Bing. "10:20 A. Mand < P.M. for Hud: ;, for il, 6:30 A. The Poughkeepsie, aki! traine wlop ai the way statns, at }, Canal, Ohristopher b-| ‘Trains for fork leave Troy at 4:35, 7 10" fand 445 P. M.- and Rast 16 750 apd ILS A, and 5:15 P.M. L. Le, 8 , Jr., Supt, a -—AOOOMMOD ATION LIN® FOR Mot battand Rocky Racks The pouner NORW ALK, Capt. George T. Rodman, will leave pier east side of Cathering tip, Ramtriver, daily, uindare excepved. 8 at So’dlook PM leaving Soul Bou oral 7 Fcroleek A, .—fare, 50 conta; leaving: Hevay Neck ate Freight taken at reaayna’ 4 forwarded red io sesumatlon; nasouat payas'e on d yo goods. All pergons are forbid tra ing any pe Porrons on acgount ot mld boat and hero