The New York Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1859, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Tovaspay, March 17—6 P. M. ‘The news by the City of Washington, thoroughly digest @@, tended to strengthen the belief of brokers in the im- 500 boxes cheese were engaged at 25s., and 100 aminence of war, and stocks were freely gold at the morn- bacon at 206, 20 70 tons of logwood were sg board in anticipation of & sudden 4eclti@ on the out- carne pork was quiet, while it was held with break of hostilities. This is not the place to discuss the | grmness: the gales embraced 500 bbe, Incle“tag new 18 Zo, , $17 8734; thin mess, bi ; , at $18 8734 & $16 45; probabilities of war; it is known, however, that the Bu. meee o $18 136 0 if Beef continued firm and in good demand, with ropean correspondents of some of the largest bankers and prime, 13 25 a $13 30. eales of hére believe that peace wili be maintained, and the | ghout 600 bble., including country Drime ai $6 76 a 8760; Economist, one of the xoundest financial organs in Europe, | mess do., $8 80 a $9 6234; repacked Western mesa, entertains the same view. But if war were declared, | $11 55, and ote, ee 60a $13; prime was stiff, sales of 150 bdis. icago were made at $20a $21, and ‘whether the consequences would be immediately or Per | 109 tiercos India mess at $22 60, Beef hams were steady ‘Manently injurious to this country is a question admitting | at $14 50a $17 75. Bacon was at 9c. a 10%. A Cutmeats Of & good deal of debate. As a general rule, war is in- | Were Laney) 6340. @ 7c. for shoulders, and 8)40. & 91¢c, for hams, Jurious, not only to the nations directly involved, but | ang tierces, at 11 Tkewise to all other nations engaged ia commerce with | and prices nvaltered. hem, and buying from or selling to them. ‘The richor a | Fis Ration grows the more valuable its trade becomes to all SvUGAns.—The market was firmer, and generally 30. Yo nations which do Dusiness with it; and, vice tera, | higher, end for good wo prime grocery, goods holders in 1 "3 some cases deman an the poorer it becomes the less valuable its one | fot tp about 1,600 hhdg., included in which were Cuba tom is to the nations with which it trades. War | refining goods, chicfly at 6igc. & 70.5 is a costly, unproductiy: and wasteful pursuit; | at 7c. a 7c , and New Orleans chie! 4 tends to impoverish all concerned in it, Hence, on the face of it, the consequence of a European war would be injurious to the United States. We can bring the question | 29e., home by observing, that pending a great European war gc. The sales ry d was steady, with sales of about 600 bbis. Tae. ’ Butter and cheese were dull, Rick.—Sales of about 250 casks were made at 33,0. goods were within the range of 60. a 7%\¢., while prime were worth 8c. a 8c. T.iLow,.—Sales of 15,000 Ips, were made, at 1030. Wuiskry was firm, with sales of 600 bbis. at 25 jac. @ chiefly at the latter figure, wwe should cll less cotton to Europe, and at lower prices, | MARI ? IM BINT EL L IGENCE. than during a time of peace. But there is another side to the picture. War in Europe, if prosecuted on avy considerable scale, would necessarily | {0% TISES- reduce the area of cultivated land, by taking laborers from the plough. This would naturally increase the de- mand for breadstofts. 1t is probable, too, considering the CLEARED. waste which marks military operations, and the extrava- | _ Steamship Philadelphia, Harrison, Havana and New Orleans ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY, —M O Roberts. gance of national commisssriats, that the consumption of- aiid Locust Point, French, Baltimore—H B Cromwell Co, Ship Volga, Holm, Cronstadt—R W Ropes & Co. Peace. This also would help our Western country. Again, | | thip A Gallatin, Siorer, London via Swan Island—R P Buck Dreadstnfls during war would be greater than during war could not fail to impart buoyancy to the provision market, and the demand for beef and pork—great Western staplee—would improve. W: Rattl mon & Co. ‘were involved in the war on opposite sides, the whole a Brig Aut carrying trade of the world would be thrown into the | McAvlif. hands of the owners of American shipping; and while the be Sate (Br), low prices of European stocks would naturally increase investments in thew, it is likely that the peace and tran- Ee quillity prevailing in the United States would tempt many | gchr DA Herr timid Europeans to buy more freely the best class of | Schr JW deance, Chi jarragansett, s+» 6 OT! MOON RISKS... 6 09 | m¢n WaTER ler, Almy, Gan Francigco—Sution & Co. ss New Orleans "NH Brigham, % Leighton, 3} is, Kio Janeiro—. ipps 0. would give employment | fiark Hoven Draper ligvanay- Wa Wolson & Moun. to our shipping. If, by any accident, France and England | | Berk American agle, Tabbut, Galveston—Wakeman, Di relis (Br), Michuor, St Johns, NF—Gordon, Bruee & Bi ig Dandy Sim (Rr), Hoffman, St Johns—Jobn Bolen. Kavanagh, StJohn, NB—A Smitbers & Co. iand, Rowland, Mobile—Oakley & Keating. E Kerr, Martin, Porto Cabello—Rising & Co. Hall, Mobile—N H Brighvm, 8 Waring, Smith, Savannah—McCread; oorhis, Savannah—Demull & Co. Wetster, bennett, Charleston—Scranton & Tall- man. American securities. Schr G Davis, Davis, Cbariestoo—Dunham & Dim: There is rio change in our money market. We quote, | , Schr My Rover, Hughes, Wilmington, NU-MoUrealy, Mott Co ‘as before, call loans at 4 a 5—the former being the rate at Schr D C Hulse. Conklin, Witmington—J Smith & Co. Schr Saco, Mayhew, Petereburg—J W McK. There is no change in the discount market, Sebr Gen Clinch, Kel Sal a 7 Sloop Moslin, Mile, Hi which money is olfered to brokers by parties who have no In exchange there is very little doing. Prices are | Bleamer Delaware; Copes Pi unaltered. The stock market was very blue to-day, and, with the Steams ip seriptions, prices were uniformly lower, There is no re- | HB Cromw : Steamahip Etna (Br), Anderson, Boston, ‘sistance to the steady decline. The bears rule undisputa- | Cunard. Last might, #0'roi Diy over the market, and day by day stocks recede a | ih butons. be uropa, hence for Liv 5 Henderson (Br), Cubitt, oetf Dec 2i, ell & Co, fraction. At the first board the severest attack was made | Head, Dec 18, with teng, £0, to master n Cleveland and Toledo, which declined rather more | him? yaa! which gay ‘Sth, lat 2 4! ana D8 Mille, rniladeipbia, Ls. Fores! ce. Brunt & Slaght. with mdse, to E ea from Sandy Hook, saw steam lon; 13th, ius for Falmou were 3 per cent lower; while Soutaern (common | }#t#0528, lon 34428. Fr bark Belle Gabriel. steady. No cause can be assigned for these movements; | | they are produced wholly by the operators at the Board, | Tow on the Western roads shows ny mit that even the roads wh k, 50 days. improvement, and all ad. Joudon: Feb 5 Jat 18 31 8. Jon 5 17K, 4 ii “ lauritius for Rotterdam; ‘Ith, lat h are in the most improving | \ienis, from Newfoundland ‘or Peraniabuoa, 19 Bn 50 8, lon 21 30 E, sbi; ‘Tartar. f ane time, ARRIVED. mestown. Parrish, Richmond, &c, with mdse and passengers, to Ludlam & Helacken. exception of government loan, and ono or two other de | “Sicunatuy’ Locust Pome French: saltimore, with mdse, to Deo 4, Java Jat 10 33 3, lon ip Dulwich, from Batavia for Bolter dam: a Wat 22 16 S, Jon 67 O46 shi o d Michigan & teed, | Mavimain for Falmouth; ‘than one per cent, and on Michigan Southern guarauteed: City Poonah, from Caleutte fox Load, way 4% per cevt. Galena and Rock Island | 4 04 E, Br bark Crawford, from Maurit t Oak, fror 208, lon th; "16th, Bambou for Montevideo; 17th, lat 31 40 8, lon 31 42 E, ship Spark of the stock), Michigan Central and Ilinois Central were pretty | Ocean, from Bombay for London; same day, same lat and lon, y trom Whampoa for London; 19th, lat 34 20 8, Pring Mauritins, from for Cape bark Torin Sater, 3 jute! La who, in the absence of outside business, enjoy complete } from Sumatra for Amsierdam, 60 days out; same time, Durch control of the market. Thus far, itis true, the business | bark Macassn: 7, from Batavia for —, 56 days out; 26th, lat 34 418, lon 17 328 Br brig Craig Iver, from Cape ‘Good Hope for Brom ship Leotine, from 328, lon 27 44 W. Br bri Jat 2011 condition—as, for instance, the Michigan roads and the To- | 8, lon 23 16 W, Br ship Jane, from Melbourne for London; lat 45 min 8, Jedo—have yet some considerable leeway to make up. | Mei min 8 ion 28 38 W. Lr brig Hi entertained by the bulls is, that, in the event of | Chambers & Heiser: Passed Java Head sho view cone einer hy, iow ebich, ae lett cnacs, | Hope dan 14, crossed tha Equator Feb 10; bas the crop being even an average—which, as last year’s | liphwints hed sala tbe eee eee jon 28 38 W. Br brig Heraid, from Bahia for Cork, jov 8, With tens and silks, to Dec 8, Cape Good cxpenenaes very . Jol Mason sea- ile at Shanghee, aug crop was @ very poor ong, is quite probable—there cannot perigee New York, ¢ied oa board whil and fail to be a large increase of business on the grain bearing yoads; and that those roads which have turned the year to good account, by reducing their tloating debts and their working expenses, will again do well. The bears, on the contrary, argue that there can be no relief from the de- pression, which has ed management and a general revival of business, cannot retrieve property which two and three years ago was largely lucrative. Public indifference and war pros- eporied tha pects may defer the settlement of the question at issue | bre Carol between these two parties for weeks or mouths; bul be- Brig St fore next fall i be settled one way or the « the cloee of the day, the market was weak, the Deing the closing pricos:— Missou: 104; 0 20; Cumberland, 2875 & 445 Pacer Mall, 1114 a $43 New York Central, 7034 a 44; Erle, a 4g; Hu & X; Harlem, 1134 a 12; Reading, 49 a 44; Michigan Cen- suge ! guaranteed, 453; a 4; Panama, 1173; a 14; Illinois C tral, 83 a 4; Galena, 683¢ a 14; Toledo, 25; a 3; F Tsland, 599; a 8; Milwaukie and Mississippi, 8% a X. The businces of the Sub-treasury to-day, was— en. Liverpool. Total receipts $160,004 89 For customs 158,000 00 Total paymen 117,097 15 Balance... The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning | were large, amounting to $26,633,510 53. The balances were $1,721,060 36, . Ac, to Jonas jobn_ Smith, D died of 3 in 4d for over eighteen con- | tow for New York. % f F | Brig Cargey (Br, of Bigth), Marshall, Colombo, Ceylon, via e 0 7 secutive months, .. and. * that soonomiet, “tmpwvd | cou maleten wor 14, passed Cape of Good ‘Hope Jan 6, RU ago, cocoanut oll, &e, 10 Collies March ‘I, lat 24 28 Ny Jon 63 40, spoke Br brig Ke nd tor Maryport from Demerara, t the captain died the day previ: Jarre, Palermo, 69 ds: 0. jerd (br, of Windeor), Card, Bonaire, 18 days, with * Boston), Loriug, St Jobus, PR, March 3a Jen 20, with plum! ‘e Biisha Doane ( th Briy Moran} 9,816,408 63 | cotton, ac. toDolh £00. Wide World, Hulkiey, Charleston, 4 lina (Bic), C Giles & C & Per r, to mester. jalveston, I Seamar, of New York. died Oct 19—both ec 2 inthe Javs See, John Matthews, seaman, », Charles Dan! ‘h 6, Henry H Pierson, aged Trringas bearing days out, who with frnit, to “Rrig Bonaparte (of Macias), Stinrt, Cienfuegos, March 1, witsugar aod mwolosses, to master. | Tinker Cienfuegos, March 2, with sugar and aisd | ikea eamemeete Eitan h2, with ’ 3 Lacoste (0! angor), Pierca, Trinidad, Mare! } molastes. (oD Brooke & Go. wus Empwe, Miller. Gals 81% a %; Michigan Southern, 13% 9 $; Southo Vakeman, Limon & Go March treks BEG 0 6; ee 46; Sonthorn } ites distant, tignations bath Geter ME tree Galen days, with cotton, ke, to a BBE 100 ‘or the past two days have had heavy weather. Smith '& Co. ‘eb 15, laybew, Talbot & Co, ck | , bebr Matchless (of New London). binkley, Rio Janeiro, Fed 4, -with coffee, to master. Fi 17 58.8, lon 37 05, spoke lr W 1, Cegewell, from Pensacola for Rio Janeiro: 17th, lat on 36 37, spoke brig Mury L Jones, from Aichmond for 0. Long, Port an Prince, 18 days, with logwood 12th inst! lat 33 8), Jon ering SW. 4 days, with days, with cotton, s Sparks, Rodgers, Charleston, 4 days, with cotton, rr. ——— Scbr RC A Ward, Bdwards, Wilmington, NC, 4 days. Stock Exchange. Schr Emily, Griffin, Wilmington. NO. 3 day Tucrspay, March 17, 1869, Schr john’A Stanly, Jackson, Wilmington, NO, 4 days. $1000 US 6's, 74... 104 , H , | Sebr Island City, Couklin, Wilmington, NO, 5 daye, br Aadigs Mba Fl . Sehr West Wind, Burnet, Wilmington, NO,'4 days. 2000 lil Canal reg bs 100 500 Indiana 5's a1 do. 200 Harlem RR... 200 Harlem R& fpret. 800 Reading RR... Schr Sailor’ Behr Br Lake, Norfolk, 2daja. Schr LW Birdsall, Goodwin, Viratnia, 3 days. 's heturn, Gilman, Virginia, 3 days, thers, Davey. Baltimore, 4 ¢eys. Schr © © Sadler, Staples, Milford, Del, 3 days. Schr Sam) Eddy, Patten, Wilmingion, NC, G days. Schr J M Vance, Burge, Wilmington, NO, Sehr Northern Light, anys. 200 do Schr Flight, Huntey, Philadelphia, $ days 50 La Cr & Mil RR.. Schr Win Saulabury, Hudaon, Philadelphia, 3 days. CitW i. 101% 20 Mason & W RR. Sooo ES ~ hy aaa he a. S 350 ian Oh eamer Petre. Baker, ence. One ee steamer A H Bowman, Clark, Providens 1000 HudRivit'’3im 75% 50 © do mate — eens 1000 do......... 755¢ 200 do a v a. 3000 Mich 83d mbes 68 B800MS& Wind RE ‘Wo snips, one eapposed the Thornton, from Liverpool. 1000 do....... 627% 60 Cr SAILED. ae 0......060 13 500 Cen RRbds. 93¢ SOMS&N Ind g sk. 45% 1000 Goshen Br bas. 78 150 a 4 2000 LaCr & Mill gb 1634 200 3000 1 be 65 © 200 do... 8000 D,.L&WRR1m 69 1001 Cen Rit. she Bk New York 1073 100 City Ban 122 Bask vsestans 100 shs Reading RR.. 600 Bs svske 50 M So & N Ind RR. 3< 50 Mill & Mise RR... 2000 Har RR3d mbes 7. 50MS & NI gs.b60 5000 Ia Cr&Millgb 16 300 do... 839 2000 do. ve 16% . 76 she Bk Commerce 102 4 American Ex Bk. 108% 18 Del & Hud Cal Co 99 Bf NYOa'RE 4 ae timce contained the following:— 300 do......b30 F990 “Capt Martin, of schr Nightingale, of Provitence, which 100 ao, 79% arrived at New York 2th uf from Guracoa, Tequesta us to ‘ 7954 state that the disaster reported in the New York Heraid to have 200 Harlem 883 4 occurred to bis veasel on the passage, fs untrue. None of the 100 do. 8855 crow were injared by a sea, nor did she have davite, ae, car: a ried away.” CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Capt Martin conld not have read the report of his arrival in Tuvespay, March 17—6 P.M. | the Herald, of he would not have stated twas untrue, as given Brxanercrrs.—Flour—The market’ for the lower grades of State and Western were heavy, and prices easier, inane to Mixed to straight Southern, Southern fancy and extra. Ghoice extra family and bakers” bran Rye tour... wera Jon En for ban 26th toe, ae-xracesere gsazayseaes SPP eeeeeees Beeesos.s3 BsSnsssegss ur was dull aid’ prices ‘caaier, were limited. fouthern brande were in fair demand, ¢ within the range of our figures, Rye flour and corn ’ Dvren Bi were unchanged, with moderate sales, Wheat continued | New Orleam ‘on the bar, and one ts SSW, light; weather cl the Providence Journal, a Ing ner curgorn in te bent ‘altfornia in 110 an ‘The Meteor has made the pectivel betn) steady, while the sales embraced about 17,000 bushels, in- | uit, for repairs, having sprung a | cluded in which wore Michigan white at $1 fi Shag rod at $ thy Sean ton a Bhi an demand lerate, The sales embraced on the 11,000 bushels yellow, including’ ‘Jersey yelow at’ Ole, = 92c., and fale to choice Souncen white at 890, a 90c., while 88. wan bid for Western 12h mixed. Rye was steady: salcs 1,500 bashes | , Sem Mane aebore on Lon Prime wero reported at 6c. Barley was’ wteady wien | {006 water Ber ale and ei ‘a owned by Messrs Ourrie & Co, of Bales of 10,000 bushels at 80c.a82c. Oats wore heavy, = moderate sales of Western and ( an adian at 600. a | surance on . State and Western ranged from S70 to 680. The ot Cortox.—The eaies embraced about 2,500 bales, clos ing | arent tatoos with steadinces ut the following quotations :— " el and NEW YORK CLAPSIPICATION | ‘aten on Upland, Florin. Mobile. N. 0. & tras \ ¥ “ Ordinary. 10% Wo J0% y Misding 128g 39; 1285 sane | “Orne BA Modding fai 1 1° 8 tng io rane), ¢ dock for repal ship Vising wae y Steamship Philadelphia, Havana aud Emerald, New Orleans. Wind at sunset SB. Tel ph Marine Saas, March 17, sunset—Wind fresh clear. SANDY HOOK, March 17, sunset—One shi passing the Light ship, Miscellaneous, The steamer Albany, of the Providence line, which left this port at 4 PM Wednesday, returned yesterday morning, having broken her stufling box and sprung ® leak when off Riker’s Island, She will have to diecharge cargo. Scur MR Canuisuz, Winslow, from Providence for Phils. delphia, in ballast, went ashore § miles south of Barnegat Light ‘At 4 o'clock morzing of 1ith inst. Crew all saved. The vessel ‘was under double reefed mainsail and jib, the wind was from the BE and blowing a gale at the time. Our correspondent writing at 3 PM, 16tb, says she was out of the way of the eea, ‘aiaiink and would probably be got of with little damage, The MR ‘was built at Milford, Del, im 1852, 192 tons, rated A2, and was owned by Mr Carlisle & Sons, of The ship John Tucker, Williams, from Caleutia, which ar- rived at this porton Monday bound to Boston, sailed Wednesday PM, by way of Hell Gate, in charge of Mr Albert Mason, plot, and in tow of steamtug Wm H Webb, Capt Hazzard. She was drawing 21 feet, and is the first ehip of her draught that hag paseed that way since 1812, Son Nrontixcace—The Providence Journal a few days id 118 daye ‘condition, ae ulated. Wm T Coleman & Co, to whore re loading the ellpy bo Franctaco, wi sand © heavy ew Wl Brio MatipA~The webr Sarah Corn was unchanged | porta estoy 1 5 cone, tone ire. Bhe will at ileum SSE; weather Greenwich, RI. Philadel re iat 3409; lem 48.08, her or about, The man + (Crew taken off th fnat Beach, hare been sutpped” the rater Alle, md. ja esterday morning taken on the | be atripped, re delives ie iy 6 the Meteor be per ship M: Goodell, at pier 14, Bich'wilt lao” sal! once ‘belore. dis which marted of 3600 strokes fh New Orleans; ship ip is at anchor bonnd in. Wind By referring to the Herald of March ‘while good to choice brands continued firm. The sales | 4 tbe captain can soe that we stated nothing but facts, ‘embraced about 8,000 29,000 bbks., closing within the | Supplement No XVII to American Lloyds has been received foliowing range of prices:— from the publiel. rine State $5 45 © $5 70 | tains much interesting and valuable information. 670 | Pon Bax Fuanctsco—The extreme clipper ahip Meteor, Capt Melville, is now londing at pier 15, BR, for \San Francisco, and will pail on or before the 26th met. %, Mesars B&G W Blunt, As usual it con. ton, Roads from Rilde Taland report a BEY. of Cape Hatieras. mat | the ehtp so that she in mews Was Some less active, with sales uf about 1,800 bbls, closing | perhours also spit cullen at char decane. ANY A. Caspers, 8 dayn from wilh a cargo ot eiflen, Put tea Kinga Be aoe ene. No newy coppered. The shir pur wan ala e sectional docks, foot of ils ton ftreet, for the eame ce to Mariners ' BAY AND VINRYARD & weve, at . Of fela, of New NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1859. Hix, fy aa a a. =r oe in he” Ochotck ‘Boa tn "fades ms Sey ea i se Barer, ot ero. eee “of Dart- gusta, Rockport; schrs Kate Big ghana an ek CoML cane clean.’ When 7 days out, & man crosstrees to bing abt 176 tbe, fell from the Fess ht rocctved very alight injury and wag oa duly aga days. Aa ano ze Ta Je " 28 | wr; ; i 0 a ‘and Baker, do; 16th, John, Burto’s; and siete a SS BMG Aries | “WORDTVR r-naary omen one Farad the act of getting % iopgal- Japtmast; bad )! fying jib apa f ‘aot ema gas en sip lake Saw rE FE @, Jan 20, Jat 10 348, lon, A RIOR Pa f mane Gath jark Cavallo, Wasbipgton, henee for Indianola, Mirch 12, 3at36. lon 74 45. FREDRICK’S PHOTOGRAPHIO LERIES, Wie dG caryman, trom Atakapas fr Balimore, March FREDRION'S FHOTOGRAPHU GALLERIES: “brig Kobert H Fisher, bound N, Feb 20, lat 16 19, lon 54 28. atoK's lOTOG: a oS Carats, Foreign Ports. Fi 18 GRAP’ 410 GALLERIES, vx Cavs, Feb 22 tn pert echr Rot Remnedy, from B - Sercens & marae Gate ‘OFineMGnuavey, Feb 10—In port bark W A Platenius, Ben- FREDRIOR'S Floroa! : aR ane ‘Rizavia, Dec 25-614 abip Time, Homer, FEBDMIOWS FHOTOGY-APIIG GaLLARIES, In port Jan 6, abipa Robert Patten, Bassett; Bal- tard and iit Garson, Dilingham, PHOTOO #APHIO GALLERL the. alga PHOTO“HAPETC GALLERIES, Ee ort Morn! Ag! wkecer Mies Warsaw hia ene ey PHOT} GRAPHIC GALLEBL (CK’S PHOT OGHAPHIO GArtertes: PH APHIO G. ANGKOK, Jan 4—In N unc} 8 PHOTOG 4 Mouecoger, Manton, a8 Bald Bagisy for. EBUTOGRAPHIG GALLERIES, ‘Wm Sprague, Bowers, dg mixed cargo for ‘at 800 per PHOTOGRAPHIO GALLERIES, picul; David krown, Behm, chartered to load, ‘Bhonghac at FHOTOGRAPHIO GALLERIES, She for dead weight, 70c for’Sapan road 70 My dare. é Ped LARGEST IN THR WORLD, Bvexos Avwrs, Jan 2—-Sid barks Salacis, Biggin, Boston; THE LARGEST 4 , Prescott, Wright, do. Brig > Tuker, for Salem, ‘THY LARGEST IN THE WORLD, pasved the Light ship Jan 19. THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD, In port Jan 23, ship Champlain, Wyman, from Boston, arr THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD, prev to 20th; bark Weesacumeon, Weeks, from § York. THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD, Bannanos, Feb 16—In port bark Maraval. Grifin, from New THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD, {rging market; brige 8 W Lind, McLelian, from Noriolk, THE LARGEST IN XE WORLD, Jett, do; isaac Moree. RST THE . sain, Feb 36—-to port bark Gen Warren, for Boston Idg; THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD, for Philadelshia, NOB. 685 & 587 BR: ‘4, Jan 2—In port ship Hope, Miller, and NOB. 685 & 587 BRI AY, Hoverison, for York; bady toe, Young: WOR. 585 & 57 BRO. Kate Howe, Burkett; Eddystope, Stub) Milton, an NOS. 585 & 587 BRO. fcc Sat, ner ag ene a ror} Be: Bearse; un Queen, le; Ha: - let, Lecraw, aud babine, Hendee, for do: J Wheeler, Robin- NOS. 685 & 587 BROADWAY, son, ané Wm Cummings, Johns, ‘tor Philad lag; Actos, NOS. 685 & 587 BROADWAY, MeLavghhn: Jabez Snow, Snow; Mattapan, Dunbar; Tirrell, NOR. 586 & i8/ BROADWAY, Mor; r ell} Western Ocean,’ Gwilliam; Octa- NOB. 585 & 687 BROADWAY, vius, Pie; Pendleton, and Radiant, HaWett, for OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL. London; ood, and Brutus, Janyrin, for Bombay; OPPOSITE THE METROPOLIBAN HOTEL. Moses Wheeler, Whitmin, for Mauritius; Gem of the Ocean, OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN BOTKL, Williams, for Colombo; Sylvia, Swa: for San Francieeo; OPPObITE THE Seo Ay HOTEL. Biandiaa’ Dudley, Atwood; Mercury, Hubbard; Helios, Ma’ OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN HOTSU. curtoey; Panther, Gannett; Ganges, Evans; J nd, OPPOSITE THY MaTROPQLITAN HOTKE, Beareé; Jobn Q Adams, Lewis: South’ Shore, Lothrop; Wm OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Sturges, Cook; Wm Libby, Bishop: Noonday, Henry; India, OPPOSITE THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL. re ‘ima; Grav 3 Powter, {OF OPPOSITE THN METROPOLITAN HOTEL. Poston: cla‘17ik: Marthe, Sainpeod, for Bosabey cad 11th: Geo OPPOSITK THE METRO! "AN HOTEL. ; ni, Batchelder, for Ban Pravelsco, eld lsth; Ashburton, | Lifeeize Photographs in oll, pastel or water colore, made , for Judah, eld Ith; bark Reindeer, Townsend, for | from defaced and faded daguerreoty pes Or ambrotypes. jeamer Sextos, Sampson, from Boston. Life sizo ‘Photographs in’ ofl, pastel or. water colors, made jan 19 ships Wesiern Star, Knowles, for | from defaced ard faded daguerreotypes or ambrotypes. ree unate, Marah ita man trig Oesen Wave, Morton, for | fram delnced end feiss degeersbogpeser saisrcsypen zoe, LMlsiahibmiahinie ig Oke Lah Lite ize, Photographe in ol pastel or waler coors, made 1 Annapolis, from defaced and {ated daguerrcotypes or ambroty pes, eee oe ty | nite siae Thorcgrapbe teolk panel or water core, made Foo cnow, Jan 7—In port ships Alfred Hill, Nagle, for Bos- rig: and faded arte ong or ambrotypes. $3 y . im) Russel ue rapbs in oil, pastel or water colors, made aah ndoae ee oF Be 4 from defaced and fadeddaguerrottypea cr amorotspes, s Koxa. Jan M— ips Atmosphere, Lunt, for Life size vhs jn oll, pastel or water col paces Kone, en Met pare mips Atmoen bere, Lea ce | trom detwoed ned tobed Caceres ne canes Biluce, Brown, for Ban Francaeo,soop; Hound Baker, for to | Life eve Photographs in ol, pasicl or water made do; Jas Brown, Crabtree, for dodo; Santa Claua, Foster, tor | from detaced and tsded daguerreotypes or ambrotypes. do; Red Rover, Putnam, for Sydney and Melbourne; ficonde- Life size Paotographs ip oi], pastel or water colors, made for Shangha for Whampoa; | from defaced and taded dagnerteots pes ‘or ambrotypes. ae brs : Uncl» Toby, | lle size Photographs in oll, pastel or water eolors, made lajor; Neptune's Car, | from defaced ond faded daguerreotypes or ambrotypes. Pi Suton’ Spicer: Le: | Life size Thctographa toll, pasiel or waver colors, made Wilname; Kivy Simpson. Cantleld: Golden Stale, 1feo- | from defaced and faded deguerrecty pes or ambrotypes. burn; Francie Fi Sage, Ingeracll; Engle, Willinms: Borueo, | | 1Afe size, Photographs in oll, pastel or water colors, made Rawarde: Hell Rock, Harrison; #iuek Warrior, Murphy; and | from defaced and faded daguerreo:ypes or ambrotypes- Aurora, b, nine; Grace Darling ‘Baxter, from Shanghie, Life size Photographs in oll, pastel or water colors, made arr Jan 18. unc; barks Comet, furr, for sale; Karly Bird, | from defaced and faded daguerrects pes or embrots pes. ook, une: Myrule, Boteford, do; Robert Pasengus (Br) Sayer, | » Life size, Bhotographe . pastel or watcr colors, made for ben Francisco and Fraser River; chr Carbon, Pulsifer, | from defaced and faced daguerreotypes or ambrotypes. for sale. Life size Photographs in oll, pastel or water rt, made Sid Jan 6, brig James Marshall, Dyer, Macao; 12tb, ship W ] from defaced nd faded Cerio we or Peapod J Morris, Whampos; burke Almatis, Hielardson, do; Kremlin, | | Lifesize Photgraphe in oll, pastel or water colors, Jobneon, do, from defaced and taded mbroty pes. HavaNa, March 4—Sid brig Alragcabeh, Berry, Nassau. NP. | Lite size Photographs in oll, pastel or water colors, made Einosto%, Ja, Feb 18arrechr Spirit of the Bimes, Litrio, | from defuced and faded ¢ayuerrecty pes or ambro'ypes. Bolumore; 20th. Dutch brig Feuna, Caapers, Rio Janeiro for Life size Tacrerephs iu oll, pastel or water colors, made NOrieans (see Miece)). from detaced and faded “aguérreotypes or ambrotypes. iaGayia, Fe 26 corrected) —In port brigs Henry ADidler, | Life size Fholographe i oll, pasiel or water colors, made Grahem, from Ballimore, are 20h, Win ‘Hau, Harrington, | trom defaced aud faded Kaguarrecyp ss or Ce taeeag from do, arr 24h; achr Adelia Kelley, Keliey,’ from NYork, Life size Photographs in ofl, pastel or water colors, made ary 4th: from defaced and faded daguerreoty pes or ambrotypes. for sa@ oF M € e |4c40, Jon 18-—In port ships Live Yankee, Thornkike, for Photographs, miniature size, colored in water colors, Havana; Contest, Steele, unc; bark Kosette, Pierce, for NYork, Photographs, miniature size, colored iu water sgiors. Jeg; brig Emma, il, unc. Photographs, miniature size, colored tn water colors. ‘Nita, Jun }—In port ships’ Reindeer, Pattereon, for San Photographs, miniature size, colored in water colors. Francisco, repgs Barreda Bros, Peele, or do. lig; Reporter, Photographs, miniatsire size, colored in water colors" Howes; Red Gauntlet, Andrews; Vitula, Hubbard: Harriet & Photographs, miniature aize, colored in water colors. » Gray; Cor quest, Sears; Jos Peabcdy, Weston; Jumna, Photographs, miniature size, colored in water colors. ary Buna, Somes, and Winged Arrow, Bearae, unc. Photograph, miniature size, colored in water colors, on 1—In port brig Nankin, Moveley, ‘trom ‘hotogravlis, minlature size, colored in water colors. Boston— d the mail steamer Alpha oa tbat date, Photogrephs, miniature size, colored in water colors. In port Jan 2°. bark Lmecoln, Merril), from London—bad hea: Daguerreotypes and ambrotypes of a superior finish. vy weather, and lost spare, sprung a leak, and threw over. Daguerreotypes and ambrotypes of a superior finish. board part of her cargo, Daguerreotvpes and ambrotypes of a superior Fort av Prince, March 3—In port brig Bohio, Bartlett, Daguerreotypes and ambrotypes of a superivr finish. for NYork \dg, ux¢: John Boynton, Blye, for do do; ‘schr Gea NeFTeOtyy Veazic, tor Koston. 1¢y, unc. Tn port ships Sea Lion, uerrecty and ambrotypes of a superior finish. and ambroiypes of a superior finish. Rio Janeiro Fe Alexander: Fl- uerrectypes and ambrotrpes of a superior finish. lersiie, Coutts, end Carioca, Hofluer, unc; Grey Ragle, Hughes, uerrectypes and ambrotypes of a superior finish, from Philede)pbia: barks Virginia & Fstellina, rem Daguerreot) and ambrotypes of & superior finish. Boston; Winitred, Manson, trom Richmond; Hannah Secor, Daguerreotypes and ambrotypes of a superior finish, Chase. unc; Isaac K Davis, Hand, do; brigs Almore, Leonard, ‘The largest collection of photographs on exhibition. for Balti + D © Warwick, Lanfair, from Jacksonville; ‘The largest collection of photographs on exibition. Inlah, n, trom NOrleaus; schrs North Point, 7s The largest collection of photographs on exhibition. une. Jae Miller, Paine, do ‘The largest coliection of photographs on exhibition. In port 4th, chr Red Wing, for Baltimore 6th. ‘The largest collection of photographs on exhfhition. Purin Jan 20, ship Southern Eagle, of Boston, for San Fran- The largest collection of photographe on exhibition. cisco, with lovs ct cuptain, be having died in lat 3 N. ‘The Isrgest collection of photographs on exhibition. Swarow, Jan 3—Jn port bark Luck Star, Preston, from Ning- The largest collection of photographs on exhibition. po, arr Lee Zl, une The largest collection of photographs on exibition. Suaxcuar, Jan7-—-In pert ships Beaver, Smith, for NYork, ‘The largest collection of photographs on exmibition. Strangers are invited to examine the collection. ldg, to sail eoon; Eenry Marteck, True, for do do; ‘0 40; Nabob. B. were are invited to examine the Fates, MoCall . Baxter, = - nger: Burangers are foit64 ‘0 éxamine the collection, Bincaroke. Jan 22—In port ships Blolee, Marcy; 4 #18 *,vited to examine the col ection. Herry. ard HB Midmay, Webb, ung; Lyra, Oke = angers ‘are invited to examine the collection. Maria, Boreley. aud Ataianta, Colby. for , Idg; Renown, trangers are invited to examine the collection. t Louis, Jacobs, for New York; Audubon, Strangers are Invited to exemine the collection. barns Rocket, Saunders, for Boston, ldg; Strangers are invited to exatine the collection, Bennet. unc; © L Bevan, Peterson, dieg. Strangers are invited to examine the collection. Sr Jonns. PR, March 1—In port brigs Julia, SheMeld, for N Strangers are invited to examine the collection. York Wg; JM trout, Cole, for Philadelphia; shes wet pa: Hi, Strangers are invited to exsmine the collection. “, Str ngers are invited \o examine the collection, a trom’ Nor {oli for Charleston; hich, and Mecca, Edgeti, for Baltimore: Ko ; Win Abbott, Bea Rai Strangers are invited to examine the collection. ger, Ames. from NYork. Strangers are invited to examine the collection. Io port Feb 12, brig Capella, Head, to load sugar for NYork. Strangers are invited to exam‘ne the collection. Si Jon, NB, March 10—Cld brig William M Dodge, Moore, Strangere are invited to examine the colleetion. Algoa Hey CGH Strangers are invited to examine the collectio: ‘TunKs IsLanns, Feb 21—Arr brig Delta, Vanpelt, StThomas. Strangers are invited to exaroine the collection. Sid 19h, ship Marathon, Vandyke, West Caicos, Strangers are invited to examine the collection. Waamvoa, Jan 12—In portebips Arcadia, Wade, for Bata- Strangers are invited to examine the collection. Wi Rae Heeper, Jobneon, for Havana; Maat Johneon, and Strangers are invited to examine the collection. ‘Winged Racer Eosterbrock, unc; bark’ Sarah H Bnow, ‘Hig- glus, for N York, log. (RANCIS TOMES & SONS, Arr at do Jan 11, ship W J Morris, Jackson, Hong Kong. No.6 Maney Lane, Ports, NEW YORK, Home Im and wholesale in ALEXANDRIA, March 15—A: hr Golden Fay Kelsey, a Madison. OL. Bld schrs Polly Prices nausea Dighioa aesert GUAR, CUTLERY, ELATED WARE, Corning, NYork. BRUSHES AnD Panroweny.” Ni, Murch 16—Arr steamer Wma Jenkins, Hallett, Bal ‘apa 4 timare: bark Desphon. ci NOrieans ‘Arr oth, ehipe Rast hl ia for ogee a United Biates, inden. Leeraw, itta; Esco t, ii agen Ehien Hoed, Ki "New iver to lp fe London ‘bark xB eee teteon. Jorcan, ‘nfuegos; ‘8 Not Paine, Go- vee; Lauria Lavender. peiayten: Wm M ke, Green. ‘ONEY'S PATENT CARPFT SWEEPER, Pica Rite ceiuee iver mamene! |" ceeertee meting ts Gas nnrerie resin wesell, Pocahontas; barks Chapin. J 0 Nickel "yg | __In the end it is cheaper than brooms, while an hour’s broom Ellswor Win Rin pile a ercepingean bedone with iin ten mintites, and without judieer. Vith—Arr (by tel) ship Esther May, Clark, Manila: bark | Dest, machines heretofore introduced, germrior, a30 ny "ofige laste, Winidad; Grand Mane, | WAch make It the moet desirable yet ofereg, en! r1 BALTIMOBE, March 16~Arr brign Canada, Pomp, Tome, sean eet Chile; ‘Hondy, Handy, Sagua; 8 G Bass, Winchester, Nevaasa’ ‘306 Broadway, N. ¥, achre Union, Mvllowes, and Mayflower, Kill Bueksport. soir sched Cra teammahip Potcmac, ‘Watson, 8 York: barks lab, Gould, |< = nnd Hadley, Kent, Boston; brig, Walter Howes, Fore, Maan: PERSONAL, : ae ard ‘Jr, Morse, Jamaica ‘Adela, Br), Waseott, StJobne. NF; Ww jammond, Hammond, Berton: [ee LS Cc OFFEE CAN’T COME. Mass; Nanoy J Brayton, Rogers, Full River; ‘Town: SPE eS eypeEesae : sat, WO 5 hg F224 and - head Oe se ee bogs me oe. AGAIN AT Hoston 5 5 4 lelphin; brign 7, room No wrote joox & G! as you re Price, Speedaway, Thompson, West Indies; Foster, | quested, about those sewing machines. are. ‘Chase, Boston. - eee CHARLESTON, March 12—Arr steamehip Isabel, Tittle, Ha- = S - Hine qin Kez Went Sp bre Cora Canta, Armor Be eee | [SYQRNATION WANTRDKOF BEGSIE, AND GATHIA. eg e, wre, ingston, Ja. Sid brig Hannah ACamp- | ister, Mary White. Any information will be gladly received bel, ng ihe n: 8p Mig ard de. Foie a ol atl Park rtreet Canada papers please copy. Eaaea, dejand mkt; sehra KW Brown, Andrews, Wilmincion; | Ty Tie NUKE OF BUCKINGHAM I8 IN THE OITY, Cs, Maroon NE Jonas Sparks, Rogers, and Wim 1} [ne will picane eall at the oftee sad fet ® lever, in full name, th—Arr Dan schr Martha, Rasmussen, Grangemonth, In | ' “Hswer to the letter signed Raphael J, BLEEORER, 80N & CO. WILL Fa hy cre Foor ing above im rear, forming 25 AT AUCTION, \NEER.— GS. MERWIN perl itty nsively {Nustrated ‘work: 8; 280 ling to the history of 4merica, aud tt lggiton are pow realy. SELL ON TUES- lerchants’ Cy ery brick house and (ot tise ene orl 3 4 ‘aluable plot teageiber) 2160 feet. Maps, &c., at No. 7 Broad street. b> aul NEBR AND COMMISSION «Boose arin preety pega floor, will give h@aten- lon to sales at auction of household furniture, watctes, Jewel: pet ‘all kinds of property, or will advance money or buy THOMSON: + morrow, vale residence on Bixth avenues, costly oes rorewood pianoforte, modern wo rosew« Velvet and Brussels carpets, rugs to Saturcay March 19, atl o’clo WILL SELL. AT PUBLIC A\ ORION. Hil West Eleventh street betws and household fur: ‘00d sults of elegant porlor Lace curtains, shades and cornices, Rosewood sideboard, spaaree soit escretoire, Bookcase, » brary, £0 , D ning room extension table, liver and out glassware, knives, forks, spoons bers, second. third and fourth stotton, Rt Soe ote Bureaus and w : Hair matt feather beds, blankets, quilts, sheets, carpet- ng in every rocm; basement and kiteben utevislis, Sale posl- tive without regard to wearer. J. BLEECKER, SON & CO, WILL SELL ON TUES- A. day Maren 22, af 12 o'clock, ai the Merchants? Ex shang by order of Jacob Vanderpool, Esq. ‘On L6th at., 4 lots, north side’ 200 foe 100 feet, adjoining above, southwest corner 57th 2 lots, nort aide, 105 feet east Sd ave. adj above, in J. BLEECKER, SON & CO. WILL, SELL ON cl + Thursday, Marsh 24, at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ * VALUABLE BOWERY PROPERTY, No. 291 ith side, 1: vet north Houston at., consisting of SB brick hewmen and h factory, lot Bix24 Sei. Ne joining above, consisting of 5 brick houses and a 1 15.7280 8 0. ae Jon 23.4 wns tory and basement brick honse and sO on 8d st.. three st lot, No. $2, south site, 69 feet west 2d ave., lot 23. 1x58.8. Maps, showing size, position, terms, &c., of above, at No. 7 Broad street. A 8. MAYNARD, AUCTIONEER.— + Large sale of magnificent household furniture, Saper: drawin; m suits, oll paintings, statuary, 7 octet fone, pler and mauiel mirrors, bronzes, velvet carpets, Eooks, ver Ware, &c., IN THIS DAY, FRIDAY, 0; at the private residence, 62 West Twenty-sixth street, near Pixth avenus Sale to The auctioneer 8. mence at 11 o’clock precise, would call the pariicdlar att-atlon of his friends and the public to this sale, the catalogue embracing the largest and best asgoriment of household furniture offered at aretion this season, all made to order for the present owner, and to be peremplorily sold to the highes: bidder. Denwing rooms—Kosewood evs geres, plate glaas-doors; xecretary book- case, lired with \ulip wood: fruit apd flowers, two reception snd statuary marble top c and reclining cha! velvet and Brusee! and Music, the Seasor bleiag bf two tte tote sofan two arm, cont lng of two a tele sofas. two a CiEht parlor ehairs, covered in rich brocade: @ tables to match the suits; Turkish a sofa and card tables, ladles work tablet, is carpets, rugs to match: statuary—Paintin; ae, Medi palaiingsthe Holy Family by Minton, two superh landscape seenes on the Hudson, painted by, Coats, Frost Piece, by Ranney; Winter Beene, an ang PEvian Tac French “Nne engravings; Risque, Dreeden chins N6 VASGH AtiG Mites, hall ross econ hatetand. cbairs, oilclotb, stair carpet, eo. Bi story-- Rosewood 4: . Bedrooms, second ressing bureaus, statuary marble tops, and, French plate mirrors; bedstenda, rockers, carved les and. ‘weebst vatch, anda to feather beda, b' bolster: et sets, hair mattresses, palliasses, ets, Turkish counterpanes, quilts, mirrors, clock, lace curtsins, abad Wories—-Mahogany and black walnut sofas, bureaus, 9 rockers washstands, arm and other chairs, hedsteads, heddin; c., book table, sideboard, eorver do, Dining room—Osk extension puier’s tray and stand, dumb waiter, rich cutabd engraved glassware, decanters, goblets: champagne, wine, trult and dessert stands; preserves |&c ; Bohemian gi ware, bot les, silver kmiver, i ca rip; decorsied ivory Plated ‘casters, spoons, forks, Dutier 28, French china dinner and tes sets, richly died knives and forks, chairs and ‘coucii, misrors, curtains, shades Algo large nasortment of base: ment and kitchen furniture, with which the sale will com- menee. Sale positive, rain or shine, Catalogues at the house on the morning of sale, UCTION NOTICI valuable fart gay parlor eult private eal d $7, A GOOD BARGAIN.—ALL THE ‘niture of @ private fatnily—rosewood and parlor and bedroom furniture, three soll rosewood. yards of Brussels carpet—will be sold at very cheap for cash. Apply utthe store 170 Nioth avenue, pear Twenty-second street, UVCTION NO’ eer.—BPO! WNE farch 13, at 1034 o'clock, at the salesroom 25 Nassun street, an TICK—WELLES NICHOLS, AUCTION- & OLS will ell, this day, Friday, importer's stock of tine watches and jewelry, consisting of gold and silver bunting and open face watches, ladies’ superb sets of bracelets, pins and earrings; gentlemen's scarf pins, stnds, sleeve buitons, &c., together ‘with rings, guard chelnt feb chains, Jockets, pencil ‘cases, plain and cigraved band bracelets, Je positive. i! OTION NOT! e they give ther po tate rom reslden th ir spacious salesrooms, uneduall ard aale ot peods o give notice that all rs, 25 Nassau IC¥.—BROWNE & NICHOLS; AUCTION treet, would inform their ‘friends that rsonal attention to aaler of housebold furni- ces of those giving up housekeclng. or at led tn the city forthe disolay f ali deccriptions. They woud particularly {urnitare, paintings, and goods of all kiads op sale, are covered by large policies of insurance, without ex ra charge, orton NOTICE—THOS BELL & W. 8. THOMPSON.— his day, at 10: lock, in the saleroome, 18 Bast Broad- 0’ Way, sale of ‘hourekeepine and furnishing artiviea. four anve- ‘tor sewing machines, ck day. By order L. LE ks, 4c, Pawnbroker’s sale on Mon- UCTION ae @ EDEY. AUCTIONEER. ZRA LUDLOW, J ‘Wi! sell, thig day at 10 o'clock, Staten Island, Intely kept by A. Pete furniture, beda, be: under @ chattel mor" t the hoiel at New Brighton, variety of household , Blassware, &c., ‘dding, ca crool . By order, W. J. CORVIN & ALBEAT WEBB, Mortgagees, UCTION NOTIC 8. BOGART—W! BOGART, AVOTIONKER—BY G" |. thin day, at 1024 o'clock. at the eue- tion rooms, No.1 North William street, corner of Frankfe genteel household furnitur , book cases, &e., &c , consisting ol ‘a hogany sofas, mahogany rockers, easy chair velvet car. ps ile! ‘ths, mabogany work tables; large mirror, itable bar room; Jarge lot looking glasses, engravings, oil paint fogs ; y book cages, suitable for lawyers; fancy click, obi @ vases, mantel ornaments mabcgany French bedsteads, hiir mattresses, feather beds, cain seat chairs, kitchen furni- ture, Algo, counters scales. and three casks wine. HENRY . Constable. 8. ROTT A rON NOTICE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER—BY @- 8. BOGART—Wiil sell, on Monday, March 21, at 11 o'clock? at N fest Thirty thi 10, 188 We rd street. near Kigbtb avenue, the rtock of @ li stable; consist! of 14 six cay ere sed” tg: hea that Woe saddles, bridles, bells, robes, blankets, with all ordinary rtock of a livery siable. ing of rale. Terms casi ‘ogues will be ready en the morn- in current funas; a will be vevuired from all purchasers. ts ae! NOTIOE —J. BOGART, UCTIONERR.—BY G A ART—Will sell, on Tuesday, March 22, at 10! atreet, at o’c'ock, at 218, William ‘of cor sistin, it mo! anle of Hotel Cont tance beds and yg. tables, chairs, bar fur % L. A. STANTON, Attorney for Mortgagee. UCTION NOTICE.—M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER— 79 Nageau street—Wiil sell on ge cn day wit 1036 o'clock, = entire gentee) furniture 188 near Eighth avenue, consist food and lor and ‘Clegeren, centre, side sad toey. tables, rea cy tables, mahogany rosewood do., Fosewood and re Tose’ mahogany warhstand morning of sale, Deposits required from purchasers. UCTION NOTICE—MORTGAGE SALE.—S8AMUEL OS- GOOD, auctioneer, will sell at his store, 81 Nassau street, at 04 o'clock, to morrow (Saturday), an sesortment of house: a rniture, removed for convenience of sale frum Lispe- nar treet. . BARBER, Attorney for mortgagee. the offing, ship Chas Hill, Hale, from Callao, " = . , | TF WILLIAM McGOWAN, WHOSE FATHER WAS CLERK Siijar, Creal’ On bene ee pomanett Ai meri in the Marquis of Hertford’s office, Lisburn, Ireland, will mea,” PR; eel ra NB Borden, lathe ee t Neva; | Write to Henry Bull, 107 Troy street, New York, be wil! hoar Prete rey, Brocitence. 1h the offing, & Spanish hn BEAK. un: Se en memnaton ‘Papers Disned nown Sid bark Virginie. Anne, Gorham, Gulf of . "dh —— — 4 DRoRTON. Swe acon ante baer rigal a PIGARTOWN March te See Poe aaa New Bias MRS. AUSTIN, OTHERWISS MISS SOPHIA HUL Zork for Boston: Bay State, Verrill.do for Meakin Ly Amen, faod will ommncniats wit ies Toots tens Thee ho ‘in, Bath and Rock! anor . will commut rith Mr. James Jones, 191 Sou Arrivals, 1° 1° Bathand Rockland, in port 16ib, ihe abows , Jersey City, be fn instructed to inform them of a hand- TRE ER, March 13--8ld schrs Warrior, Crockett, and | #0me property lett them by thelr decessed sister in India, York. Gitson, Crocker, isth—arr pchre Iram aerih, MoG WA RS. F. R. §***N, LATE OF 1"*****, WHY DO YOU NOT Holmes, Kiwell, Delaware Gi'y; coun Ladwie rWeten, Blt Me it tave te lates nose that’ announcing your in- zadethport, Sid scbr R Borden, arnold, Alexondria., (The | tended return, 197. above was misplaced yeaterd: Ger head of Calais.’ MGM CAN MOT Ge eee endo 1 On toy te, ALLAOK’S THEATRE, MARCH 9.—I DO. PLEASE sbip Jobn Tucker, from New York, barks Sallacia, ftom Bre: state when and where. HOLME MOL Marek we Pk Are aehrn Moore, TURTL Mae = , Ubarieston Yor Boston: A Sawyer Hortens sd GREEN TURTLE SOUP. ¥ Go; inate), Bidridge, Norfolk for Chatiam; Sarah Loulss, New- corm, Boston for Veomeo,, id sche be Men URTLE MEAT AND STOCK—HRRMETIOALLY nds Tara, Eau Reeseecen (Daggett, Havana fot Port: | ine ‘rte in uy ance fori.” Orders waliched oes ihe ans ion for NYork; 8° Appleton Philadeipbic | ™ #l! sections of the country. ° Send for circular, for Wesmouth, with loss of bulwarks: yotley’ dee TSANGH BLAKE, 2$ Liberty street, wholesale agency, Phinney, Norfolk for Boson; Hardscrebbie x ek eo, for sale b; for Ruchtaond: Robert Ripley: Hateh reKOrys ‘aehte te Anderson, Camden for Norfolio "1? 10° Tangier i) schrs A Sawyer, Ts el. Tn hvelyn, orcered to NYork: Mary Wilder} H. Badeau a ene, Sik Broadway. + Bininger & Co , 92 Liberty street SIO AM wind W | i. Bunker, 19 Jolin street. cer, Toulan: scbrsG Green, Golden Corwin & Co., 900 Broadway. Séixh Youlst, Shrprie, Wardacrabble, , ¢ ee ewe 404 Fonrth avenue, rn oc, VR, Broadway. VILLS, March &—. W. 8. Corwin & ©o., 689 Broadway. NVI arch S Arr sohrs Resgue, Wish, hea : Chester Driggs, 681 way. iejok, Strout, NYorb: 6th, tark 4 Charleston, Wih, ‘sche Speed, Somers, NYork, Ae, sont | |; 4%, Goery, 08 Canal rect and 719 Broadway, erollue Gront, Harriman, Havwna; [h, beige r] BD: Mortine ase an Well. Cardenan; Alma (Br), Wade, &t Kitts. View. KEY WEST. March 8—Arr bark Ocilla, Ashby, Mobile; Mon rion, 894 Broad fete Dreacouih, Kemp. Nassant NP: Oriental. “ion oo! an & Ho ee ee deein trove, Atwater: Towniley, NOriente for NYork with Park & Tiiford 112 Birth avenue. spying. Cd oh, bark 1 7 Satan, HY R Reed, 994 Nath avenue, Tor eer oan ublin, Lane, Jomes A. Tilford, 10 Fourth avenue, nr), Chigaznla: Genoe: Gov Brower: Ay tc henareeenertinsantiaiidan Lith a'r chips 80 Grant, Binekleg. Eiverpoale phase ir Berne ‘aati Binley Phinda hi Pa sc 7 ir derpbin; Ovrviet. Thompron, Norfolk, Va, ene! Sa TOTES yAEW ORLEANS, March ISArr by iel ship Laberty, New | {Tt §0 CENTRE BTRERT— WANTED, A LARGE OVAN- om m tity of ladien’ and gentlemen’s new or cast off clothing, ox FOLK, March 14—Arr brig Samuel Francia, Brown, N | and fifty per cent more wiil be paid in current money than leans. | C1d scbr R Raikes, “Sargon, Maan Sec ee EER ieee cn ay cons © tio chore, or od- NEW BEDFORD, March '16—Arr sejye Martha, |. | Greastng Win. Walsh, 99 Oentre son, Darien; Chief, Fountatn, altnore, Lady hdwnay Diora, RRET.—WANTED, A_LARG *NEW LONDON, March 15—Are ache WR Ne Ba. Annas irenlemen'e cai of clowbing. A mhorder tours . Virginia for is om. Virginia for Boston; sloop Van Buren, Lewis; for | the tair value gentemen e m, FERBAOOLA, March 1~Cid bark Henrytta, Brown, Rio Jar | near Chahunr so HSRC "at Ve arent neiro. PHILADELPHIA, March 17—Arr ahi vchrs Lath Rich Nickerson, Gniveston, sh A $1 to % for ow, a Se Seana ee 4 dysee Wihancaon, Jr, Winenore, Boston; W even avenue, ‘ewan Winoteeath and Twentieth aucveln, PROVIDENCE, March 16 Arrateamer Hem attended to by Mra. NYork; achrs Herschel, Birdsall, Galveston; A Jr, ADIF'S AND GENLEMEN’S CAST OFF CLOTHING. Sirvle’ Baltimore, Bask Mary J Kimball, farniture ond carpets wanted, If you wish to recetve ar ’ hive Cloud, ell ontward bound, are mt | Fonest, fair vaine in cash for your goods, you should avoid all 7" Pumigies and sup ioned prevenders. Please on!! on or gend by LAND, March 15—Arr brig Geo i Ma- | rost to bb. MINTY. Seventh avenue, between Twenty vhro Hhmor. Falsbory, 04 Martatun jorfolkk; | weventh and Twenty-eigith etrect. Ladies stonded to by Mra, Oak, SeLagn, Cobals for XY. Old 16th, Brglesmabip = M,C oualry orders ajwaded jo. UCTION NOTIOF.—W. C. ALBURTUS, AUCTIONEER, cflice 446 Canal street, will sell this Friday at 103¢ o'clock, at 64% Houston street, near Wooster, at public aale, the contenta of the above eles octave, ‘Turkish lounges; nt mansion—Rosewood pianoforte, seven ); full rorewood suits of drawing room furni- . carved in fruit, lined and covered with satin maroom; me dallion and reception , tote-a-tete sofas, easy chaira and twelve gothic tion ‘chairs, velvet car- pete, rugs, pier mirrors, bookcage, escretoire, etegeres, corner cin y ‘what-ne’ match solid aflver china dinner set, 140 pi oe Seg kot c,, ke. 0 edatenda, bur aut cag ire, fiatusry marble ornaments oil paintiogs b: pent artista Dinin, table, English cut and engraved emi- i Foom containe solid mahogany extenalon glass ware, decanters to tea vet, solid silver spoons and forks, French pieces; decorated china tes set, ivory bal ives and forke, Bohemian ware, glasses, ten TB, ROO sory, contain aolid rosewood is and washstands to match, Englieh Brussela curpet, rosewood centre tables, sofa tables, kewing machine, lage curtains, brocaiel curtain#, cornices, clocks, pictures, ke, Chambers, second and third sories—F 1 nets of enametied cottage suits: also mahogany bedatead, burenu and washat and; full marble top toil et sets, plain and china spitioons, carpet, ure hair mattrences, foather beds spring bottom bede, husk Ia, white wool blankets, quilte, sheets pillows &e. Narae- basement and kiteben fur: re of every description, N. B—All goods must be removed twenty fosr hours atten sale. Uiday (to-morrow) street, a general assortment of hovsebold furniture, ¥ vet, Brussels and AvaiION SALE OF SRCOND HAND HOUSRHOLD furniture.—M. DOUGBTY, auctioneer will soil. on Sat At 1034 o'clock, at the salesroom 79 Nasa = Vel- ingrain carpets, parlor euits, in baireloth ond brecatel; pler and oval mirriors, 2 mal nofort dookense, dress and plain bureaus, wnabaee san? eslee seta, ont paintings, rosewood etegeres, centre, card and aide tablen: gas ebandeliers, bair a1 ebina, crockery ie ware, cutlery, &c. Worthy the cr tention of dealers nd busk mattresses, writings deake, buyers. SSIGNER'B a sialon agate Vereby notified fo present an account of the same, with proper vouchers, to the und lersigned at his office, 94 Wall street, on or before the first of April next B.C. WANDE Annign ‘allace, _New You, Febri0, 140,” Amlenee of Samuel W rose’ perfect orcer, “cabinets, &c.; Dreclated waust be eee. mbers—Tupeatry carpets, carved rosewood Pith rh lace canopy} soidnath ale mattre mes, fo wen toa, ved engravings, sleweat or : mahogany bedsieads, bureaus, blankets, carpets, &c. stands, Descrintive'catalogues enn be had at the house oniy. ILEGANT foroiture, made to order, short time in naa. March 18 at CARVED ROSEWOOD AND MAI ANY Hee 10%, o’oioer, by cstalozue, Lue eatire contents of the large four story dwel 0 216 West Fourteent ky 7 household fin neer Kighth avenue, containing superior imniture, of first Clase bimensaip, le Warder: und in excellent con- dition. Parlor furniture, rich velvet ca rosewond parlo? suits, comered in elegant satin Drocadgy. large ensy, Voltaire and reception chairs to match: two rosewood eta- geres, with merb! an satin wood, expensively carved; elegant rosewood centre, Dwond, very expe ly el side and work door, lined wit rosewood pari black waJnut ware, compristr, champagnes, Jemonades, pitel j seeretar th atin wood; elegant carving made'to mateh lor furniture, rosewood corner and musle stands; 5 solendid seven octave rosewood premium pianoforte, riebly in: Jaié with pearl and real pear! keys decidedly one of the inetroments ever made; richly embossed cover and French plate lenrbrigie mpeg Jace aud brocate! window ci tainn; leo, m great of oll patutiogs. embracing ieoanry Jarre nize slageatly decorate? china mee nd Chinese, figures, twent ich erator, tahoe, ether with many other coally mantel oruacsenia; 4 eck walnut andfrosewood cushioned chairs, co' cloth and medallion; rocking wo) and easy sofas, extension tables, rich china tea’ sets, cut & foll assortment, such ¥s tumblers, go cellery alta, bi get revolving casters, ‘with splendid cut bottles, spoons, forks, cake basxel crockery, plates. vegetable Uiahes, soup tureous, &6.; furniture of rosewood an te ices, ealvers, ivory cullery, common & services, @, ivory ule? rt ‘all the bedi jn mahogany, beds, bedding, Ac, N. B.. spore alenant Bouse'and ioe for sale very Jow. Possession im- m f ARM AT By A. wi rupning from. Tenth and Thi run hourly fom Astoria to'New York: AUCTION. H MULLER, on the frst day chap; the verv ‘oi’ irty-fourth ferries § & team For further ly on the premises, or of SAMURL E JOHNSON, counsel: hc LD Fo SALE—AT AUCTION, A HOUSE AND LOT, IN the villag S08 Middletown, Orange county, sold to the o'clock P. Mon the premises, The house is new, two: N Y.; will be * bidder, ‘on Saturday, the 10th feat, at’ frame, with yes one end. piazza in front; it contains nite roome, with wery. hal SESE ae eee cel Pe BARDW, Py os babes ah Birr at No. ota mage bareted metal, bar pitchers, coffee pots, French ware, akin ou kettles, lenders, stew pens, palette knives, table cutlery, hammet wa, hatchets, ap naaes, 4c. mH MANO WELLINGTON A; OARTER, Auctioncer, ‘ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER—8ALESROOM 3 Nassau street HENRY H. LEEDS & OV. will sell ‘anction, on Saturday, March 19, at 1034" 0% room, 23 Nasean street, elegant bo schol Taroitie, removed for convenience of sale, 0 ood parlor furniture, covered in aitk: hipse soap le.to order by Meeke; do and lounges; do. gilt furniture in suit; brocatel and centre and side table. mart tains; git cornices and chandeliers, ‘arge plate mantel and pier mirrors, size mirrors, with bases and siabs to match; two 6x10 thet, clepanily framed; rosewood bedroom furniture, steads, bureaus, washstands, ward- robes, mirror plate doors; biack walnut do. do., all to order, by Meeks; exquisite velvet end Brussels carpets, in fine order olleloth, curled hair mattresses, feather beds, re apd pil lowe, at d a Jai ware, cl romptly sold an ree variety of other furniture, including pl id crockery. All of thia turniture will be without zeatrve, and will be ready for examina- mn the day before the sale. ENRY B. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER. Peremptory sale of a large atock of Groceries, tens, sugars. wines. liquors, &e., 'o clove & partnership HERTS & MOSS will ee} this day (Friday) March 18, at 1034 o'clock, at their salesrooms No. 3¢ Pine sireet the entire ba- lance of stock of a jobbing grocery house declining the bual- ness, comprising in part— Green and bl White, yellow and coffee crushed sugars. Fowly, toilet and fancy soaps. £perm and adamuntine candies, Starch, nd’go, apicrs, sardines W aweet ofl. ‘Terms cash. 100 jots new 14 bands: m Colored sewing silk, with a large quantity of otber mi neous lots of dry goods, dc. Catalogues and samples ready early this morning, Macearoni, vermicell Fine imported champagnes, clarete, . Santerne, hock, port apd sherry wines. Rrandies, in casks, enges anc demijohne. Liquors, anisctie, ahs Ginger wine, Hi Also, a grocery express wagon, bore ture, Iron eafe, platform rev) ‘The coode are all in fine shipping order, and well worthy the atiention of elty and country merchanta ‘atalogves ready early this morning. JOHN @ OLDNER, avoTIONFER. BY Y ERBY & OLDNER, Will sel thie morning, ai 10 o'clock, sell this mo-ntog, at 10 o'clock, For caah, 2,000 pieces spring ribbons. : 200 lote embroidered coliars, &c. style atraw goude. 500 gress buttons, some very nice for trimmings, 20 Jota portemonnal 800 paracols, good ety! '¢ landacape ol) paintings. ineelig- ‘ARBLE tionee: do ordinary, nean; also, endors —PEL] Gay, March 2%, at 11 o'clock at the ware Ears Twenty third street, adinining the Free Academy, (sold in conseqnence of removal.) tbe anilre stock of marble all of modern designs, embraciog richly sculptured and beavily moulde’ mantels, of all the forelgn marbles—Ttalian ballfornia marble.’ Terma fou d notes Catalogues three days ‘This stock may be examined any me previous to sale, MANTELS AT AUCTION—W. PELL. AUC- L8 & CO. will sell, at auction, on Wednes- me Nos. 102 and 104 Sienna, brocatel, black and Sila tg tred bet rani Re Be HILIP sell on ic e getber with th VAN ANTWERP, AUCTIONEER, WILL lay, March 18, 1859, at 1034 o'clock, at ‘the pri- Amity street, the handsome household ¢ No. esice furniture, of rosewood ‘sofas and centre Uihlen. marble top nbogaay Ficorh fedseean. rune tad some lace curtains tapestry carp lapternis, gilt frame mirrors, Git plars ware, china tea sels, do Also one suit of green evsmell tresees, palliases, straw do., oflelotha. fiat stair roda, &c., to- bedroom furntture, hair mat e kitchen furniture and utenalle, with which ‘tse sale will commence. UBLIC A) New York.—' sell on Mond Thomas ©. Fie DMINISTRATOR’S SAL BY ORDER OF elds, Public Administrator for the city of THOMAS D. DOUBLEDAY, auctioneer, will will y, the 2'st inst., at eleven o’elock, at NO. G43 Washington sireet, all the stock and fixtures of the grocery and lignor store belonging to the estate ICHARDS KINGSLAND, AUCTIONERR. RICHARDS KINGSLAND & of John Kirby, deceased. 00. will anction, This day, Friday, ang: ° At 10 o’clock, at the auction room, 100 packages and lols foreign ind "defnestic hardware, tn 1 ages fore’ ane mest y "To autt the trade. ‘a Ala, 200 gross tnble nnd desert ciitlery, pocket knives, bowie issore ao knives, razors. sc 180, An invotce, gimlet pointed screws, assorted numbers ane sizes; 4 large invoice brushes of every variety, plated &c., &c. Catalogues and samples sow feadye irae: PERIFF’S S4LE.—BY VIRTUE OF SEVERAL EXKOU- tions I will expose for anle on Friday, the 18th day of March inst., at 10 o'clock tn the forenoon, on'the promisen. all Tight, tide and interest of Jobn G. Sands to the lease of the brewery 223 and 225 Tenil avenue. Also the balance of stock “Wated March Se Tee JOHN KELLY, Sheriff, fed March 7, _B. Renty, Deputy Pherttt ws ALE OF FURNITURE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. large stock of fu: " bufiets, dining’ oh ebon’. rosewood, mabogany, oak and walnut, is now oflered for nale, at a large discount. ‘By order wardrobes. escretoires, chats, tables, room, parlor and library sets, mirrors, £c , in EDW. H. FAULKNER, ‘WM. CassiDY. HOMAS V str ent— Ai eines, cordials, Moimenta &e.—On Friday, March 12, AM. at No. 10 Sprne medicines, cordials, # Gay's capebal extracts, perfumery, &¢. TCH, AUCTIONKER—OFFIOE 10 SPRUOR uction ‘sale of druge, medicines, patent medi A 10 street, consisting of modicines, patent ‘ups, pills, plasters, Houck's paoacen, logne, bervine, balsam, eesentinl olla, powders, V ERY DESIRABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR. anction, on the 25th March, at_ the M aalo change tweeo Gunton and Court. The location is one of the best in Brooklyn for Widen, JENKI work hi m dav, at 2 an execution, dark bay mare order of WM. CONLIN, Eeq., counsellor and Atlorney for ia id mortgage. Bale peremptory. d orsen, one cow, Wagone with and without to le and sin, TeUKO. ——— on Monday, the 21s of Mareh, at ‘I dyke's Hotel, Mott Haven, the sbove They can be een on the premises W*, WIPERS, AUCTIONEER, Wit, SELL, ON FRI- }w briok house wnd store 197 Atlantic street, bes business purposes. $5,000 can remain on bond DUMONT, AUCTIONEER—BY GRORGT Ww, NB.—Auction ale. of firs clues road borane W JENKINS will reli atanction, o'clock, in front of 464 Canal street, by virtue of ‘one hack hon can Wot wo barnes in 850 ote Bene ROOKLYN PROPRRTY.—WILLTAM M. LITTLE, AUC- \ioneer, will sell on Tuesday, March 33, at 12 o'clock, at ive Merchants’ Exchange. New York, a neat cottage, LL reat, §4 Carlton avenue, lot. 262100; ‘and Stararie ceestees atrect, fifty feet from Fulton. avenve, lote 45 brick stable fert deep; two attic and extension nue, © he auctionees |: DWARD SoHRNCK, AUOTIONEE: Pale of elegant new and second hand fornitere,— FW, BCHRNOR, on Saturday, 19th inet. nt 10% Pi Ae 1 Lew palearoome, op ny parlor suite, in brocatel, brocade, rey won marble tap elegeres; romewood marie. to nod rofa iables; Vo ning houseker Foti, chalrs, ottornann, lounges, matweesen, en Fal aesortinent of Furailure, No. 83 Nagenn street, ten rosewoo. ni, wardrobes, &e. Alea, the entire furntia eng rosewood parlor suit, roweweod ht aM, wosbauands val Tt and pi i tare and Turkish easy eho): ping, removed for conventer ke; rosewood and mahonany palailoga, and 9 M. WIITERS, AUCTIONE A, W, TIERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL, SEI, ON BA- gevtee] house! Aults, Jnrge mirrors, paint dining room apd kitehea furnit and fixtures, She mirrors, glass tive, rain or shine, M. WITTE RS, A VOTIONFER, WILL SELL at 2 o'clock, 160 of piel , preserves, also, one ean of port wine; also, one of Deaaay wel ier ee bon whiekey, at No. 16 Gi: ture, Ac, ‘hol M. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL BRLI. 2 o'clock, it 404 Canal steee ntoue BONS eee ore nitore, Ae, 10 phy storage aud advances, &3.r of the beat mokers, W * WJtTHRS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SULL THI DAY, at 2 oe) preet—parlor guilt in brocatel, pier and tinute) mirrore, paint. ingo, cottage plano, enriains, centro tables, ele entry ; © tables, elegant. Lageatry, th Hy. ingrain and otlier carpe'n, oitelothe, French nnd eot faye bedsteads. hair, spring a mal regen: bade Aad bodomg, dresaing burenun” warbatnads, toflet ware, dining Fiae chance fur Dd kitchen furniture, china Also, wood aud tin ‘ware: taina and shade AY, Joek, ‘at 454 Canal street, furniture from Ara © nnd dinner pots, allver 190, an Invoke of Into ort a, togathor with several olive Kinde Of guads howsekecpors and others, } ' i j | |