The New York Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1862, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Yauway, April 4—6 P. M. ‘The money market is without change, money rules at 6a 7 percent; seven-thirty Treasury notes at 99%; a 7%; certificates of indebtedness at 96 a %. None of the legal tender Treasury motes have yet made their appearance in the market, though the | engravers are forwarding them to Washington at the rate of several millions aday. The old demand notes have almost disappeared from circulation. Mr. Cisco sent $500,000 of them to Louisville to-day, having sent @ similar amount to the same point yesterday, in fives, tens and twenties, for the payment of the army. Of the Treasury notes sent West none ever return to the East; the probability is that the Western Staies have absorbed the bulk of the demand notes now afloat. Their searcity here, and the evident willingness and capacity of the West to absorb all the Treasury notes which ore sent thither, render it more than probable that the issue of the $90,000,000 legal tender notes anthorized by the act of March will have to be followed by another issue of at least $100,000,000 more. Wherever the people have the choice, they prefer these notes to all other currency. And it needs no argu- ment to show that $150,000,000 of currency is in- sufficient for the wants of so extensive, populous and industrious a nation as the United States ‘Three hundred millions of government paper, rest- ing on @ basis of a thorough system of direct and indirect taxation, would not be a dollar too much. Such an issue would be a boon to the people, who would never consent to have the notes called in and cancelled. It would dono harm to any one except to the wildcat bankers, who make a fiving by issaing bank notes which they do not propose toredeem. And it would practically amount to a loan for an indefinite period, without interest, to government, of three hundred millions of dollars, at a time when the publie treasury requires all the assistance it can get. Foreign exchange is dull. Bankers’ bills are selling at 112% for sterling, and about 5.03%4 for france, The ‘reantar quotations are 112 a % and 6.0234 5.05. Gold was lower to-day. It sold at the first board at 10194, but was done after- wards in the street at 10154. The speculators are apparently willing to increase their short line to any extent, and to take the chances of getting the specie to deliver when their contracts mature or they can no longer borrow coin. The stock market continues very dull indeed, in consequence of the absence of news. An attempt was made to-day to get up # panic or canard about a defeat of Heintzelman; but it did not suc- ceed. The public have been so often deceived that they are cautious about believing street ru- mors. <A good deal of dissatisfaction is felt, how. ever, at the supposed withholding ofnews. At the first board to-day government sixes fell off 14, We are led to believe that the banks are not sell- ing any more of these bonds, but that the present supply comes from the bears, who are selling them down in the hope of affecting the rest of the mar- ket. Central, Erie and Pacific Mail were a fraction better; but the Western railway shares were all 3¢ 2% lower, and Missouris were % lower. The general list is believed to be pretty well oversold © by parties who probably look for unfavorable news from the army. An important victory would create quite a stampede among the bears, and would probably lead to an advance of some magni- tude in Central, Erie, Toledo, governments, &c., &c. After the first board the market was dull. At the second board the same feeling of dul- ness and weakness prevailed, and a further decline of 14 a % took place. Michigan Central fell off to 54 om the report of the destruction of their locomotives and buildings by fire. At the close the market was heavy ond the following were the last quotations :— United States 6's, registered, 1881, 92342923; do. 6s, coupon, 1881, 9234 a 9234; do. 5’s, 1874, 86 87; Tennessee 6's, 5344 a 54; Virginia 6's, 55 a 5 North Carolina 6's, 67 a 6724; Mieeouri 6's, 48% a 48%; Pacific Mail, 97 a 98; New York Central, 82 a 8224; Erie, 36°, a do. preferred, 604% a6 Hadson River, 35°4 a 36; Harlem, 12% a 1254; do, preferred, 30 a 31; Reading, 41%, a 4244; Michigan Central, 5424 a 5474; Michigan Soathern and North- ern Indiana, 225, a 22%4; do. guaranteed, 45% a 45%; Panama, 11974 a 1194; Illinois Central, 5934 @ 59%; Galena and Chicago, 67 a 6734; Cleveland and Toledo, 45 a 453, ago and Rock Island, 54% a 54%; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 61 a 62; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 23 a 2434: Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 112 a 112¥ New York Central 7's of 1876, 102 a 103; Erie 3d mortgage bonds, 9224 93; Michigan Central $’s, lst mortgage, 9824 a 9924; Illinois Central bonde, 7's, 89 a 89%; gold, 101% a 102. The importation of dry goods for the week end- ing yesterday was $1,399,062, against $1,506,723 same week of last year, and $1,497,470 same week of 1860. The aggregate for the first quarter of 1862 is $14,782,667, against $23,575,869 for the cor- responding quarter of 1561, and $34,673,091 for the same quarter of 1860. The reduction, large as it is, is less than the reduction in our means of pay- ing for the goods, in consequence of the total stop- page of our exports of Southern produce. We shall be compelied to pay for every dollar's worth of foreign dry goods imported in gold. It is thie prospect which renders the speculation for the fallin gold so dangerous. Any day a sudden de- mand may cause the precious metal to advance and create a panic in the market, under the influ- ence of which an attempt to close the present heavy ehort interest in gold would cause it to rise to an unreasonable premium, The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day:— Recei, te + $868,054 14 —For customs. 363,909 00 ne eg Baance. The Shoe and Leather Bank hae declared a divi- @end of four per cent. Mr. A. V. Stout has been re-elected President by @ unanimous vote, and Mr. Josiah Oakes Vice President. This i# one of the best managed banks in the city, and has never failed to pay a semi-annual dividend of four per cent. It would be well for some of our Wall street banka if they were as well administered. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $15,047,199 98, and the balancer $825,445 09, The Northern Light, which arrived last evening, brought $541,292 in specie. 6000 N Carolina 6's 6000 Miskourd 6’. 16 Third Aveniue RR 17 7 BCs, Bor &QRR.. 61g ’ Harlem RR pref 2000 N York Con 6's 2000 Erie RR Dm bs 105 15 yee: 1600 Tol & Wab 2m 47:4 60 Mich Cont RR wow do 60 do 6.00 American gol 200 fo Tou do. oo Wi% 200 do 160shs CumCoal pr’d 8 100 MichS&NIRK, DOO 100 Nie Transit Co. 4 60 Panama fi 9 100 Fac MSS Co...880 97% 60 TCoOtRR acp.cd0 GuaZ % % 100 do 500 Claveweloi Rit.s15 100 do... £60 100 do #10 600 do 120 de 200 do, 100 do... 200 Chick 1 BI 8244 #10 100 do bs bis 100 do... ..6¥10 190 do. £09 b 60 do #26 0 oT 160 de 64% OND HOARD. A900 7 SA 81 OM SOMhe Mich Combe 6434 Leon0 wf “0 do 64 4 00 dO... 8 BAG bs GOMBANT....b10 90% 190 do sis 99% . 0 49 100 Paname AB, sco 48% 50 11) Cen RRacp.s60 60 WOOMEP du CIsim 893, 250 do 50% 3000 C, BA QY BB. 9534 0 200 do 6) 59% S00 THA A Mm. 473 10 Clev, Co kl ioRR. 1 5000 Hod Riv Istm, 164 200 Cley & Toll S80 5e000 Americwn gold. 100% 200 de. | zeud de wy 4024, 400 100 sis \ \ CBR. S60 We Brw HR 30 ‘ 200 do... 860 B35 100 Harlem RE pret. 30 )y 200 Ml & Pda Chien, 24 cerry comMerctAL REPORT. Faepay, April 6—6 P. M Asume.—The market was steady, with moderate sale 6232 for pots, ani! $5 60 for pearls. “eM is 2 ~ a « boy market for State and West- orn brands was dvll, and the lower grados closed at a falling off of Sc. per bol, Extra grades of good quality were iu {air request, Tho sales embraced about 9,000 Dbis., closing within the range of the following quota- tions" — Superfine Stat Extra State. Superfine Western Common to shoice extra a Western. r—f Extra do. reer eer EEBsSsSeues jersey and Bran y wine. —Canadian flour was in 4 demand, and the better grades were firmer, with sales of 1,500 bbis. at quota- tions, Southern flour was steady at our figures, with sales of 1,200 bbis. Rye flour was steady at our quota- tions, with saleg of 125 bbls. Corn meal was eteady, with sales of 360 bbis. Jersey and Brandywine. Wheat was inactive, while prices were unchanged; prime to choico lots were scarce and firm: the sales embraced 17,000 bushels, in small lots, including prime winter Western at $1 87, and $1 $0 for mixed Milwaukee and Racine spring ‘aud white Michigan. Corn was firmer, whilo the stiffuess of holders checl fed sales: the transactions footed about 25,000 bushels, at 58i,c. a 50c., in store, for Western mixed, and at 6le, a 61}<: do, delivered; holders in many cases asked 620. Rye was in moderate demand, wilh, sales of 2.200 bushels of State at 78e.on the wharf: Barley was quiet, yet firm, with sales of 400 bushels State at 0c. atthe railway depot, Barley malt was steady at $1 05a$1 08. Oats were tirm and in good de- mand, with sales at 39c. 8 40},0. (or Canadian and Western and at 41c. a 41 3¢c. for State. Cortn.—Ihe market was steady, with sales of about 700 bules, chiefly to spinners, closing on the basis of 2730. a We for middling uplands. Frovisions.—-Pork was io fair demand and prices were firmer, with sales of 1,200 bbls. at $13 a $13 1234 for new mess, and at $12 25a $13 for Western prime mess, the latter figure for extra quality, and $10 25 a $10 50 for new prime. Beef was firm aud prices were firmor, with sales Of 250 bbis. at $12 50 a $13for plain mess and $14 1 $14 50 for extra do. Beef hums were quiet and 1 Prime mess was nominatat $20 for Western, Cat meats were firm and in fair demand, with gales of 300 packages at4Xc.a 5 c.for dry shoulders, at 5c. a 6's. for hams, and 200 boxes long cut English hams at Se., an outside figure, Bacon was sieady, with sales of 400 boxes at 6c. for —_ ribbed Western, 7!gc. for short ribbed «i tio, aud 73Zc. for short ribbed Lard was tirm though’ lese active: sales of 700 a 800 bbis. were reported at 7 $34. Batter was in good caomestic Tequest: sales of old Stale were made at Isc. a 20c., and of good to choice new at 22c. a 2c. Btate cheese Was at Tc. & 8¢., abd Obie at 6320. a7 Sales of Real Estate. By A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co , April 3. Country seat, 14 acres, at Hudson City, N J Country seat. § acres, at Nowtown, L. I. Country seat at Staten Island. . Alto, April 4. 4 story brick house and lot 15 W. 38th at. , 17x98.9.$5,000 3 story brick house and lease, with renewals, &e., 0. 93 Hudson st. , 25: 2 SHIPPING NEWS. “ALMANAC 70R_ NEW YORK—THIS Day. 5.87| moon CLEARED. Steamship a Rowbae« (Br), Mirehouse, Queenstown and Liyerpool—J Steamship § Sascha (Ham), Eblers, Southampton aud Hs- yre—Kunhardt & Co. ‘Ship Jeremiah Thompson, Blake, Liverpoo!—8 Thompson's Nope, Sheridan, Rusell, Cork—Howland & Frothinghain, hip Om, et, Ant ‘W F 8c! Ship ile a, Holm; Cronstadi~Funeh, Meincke & Wendt. we Warwick, Green, Oporto—Funeb, Meincke Sark Paling, B Pitts Beiize, Wood Jer. rt Sere ema icine Hartiman, Neuviiused E Ward & Co, Bark Wilisn Bares (Br), Cooper, Bermuda~Tuecer & Light: bourne, W Joh Br). » Lit I—C Wheelwright. “Brig JW Johuson (Br) Ba Ree I-€ Wheelwrig on Porto Brig Helena (Br), . i Hico—sturges & &c Brig Exemplar, © Brig Tum (Br), Murphy, Havana—B Aliee (Br), Adirood, Hiaic Smith, Jones & Co, Hclen Jave (Br), Brown, Havana—I B Ga Brg L Berry, $1), Bermuda—Smith, Jones & Brig Winthrop (Br), Lipars, Hall fax—W J Fort Brig Udola, Whi temore, Machias—Thompron & Hunter, Schr Enphémia, Bayley, Porto Rico—S W Lewis & Co. Schr E Forrester, Rhodes, St Jgbas, PR—~Peck & Church. Sehr A Baker, Raker, Gibara—Master, JBC “vanimghnin, Whyard, Al Alexandria. Ee 4 Mazel an, Taman, D. |—T _G Benton & Sons, tiey. Gullit, Deal's tsland—R Ht Parker Schr Mary P Brvion, Bose, Drummondtown—A C Havens. Schr Victory, Murphy, Baliimore—Master, Scnr Malabar, Welch, Baitimore—Mas Sehr Kate Gordan, Wilson, Philadelphia—Loper & Kirk- pate: E ‘Schr Globe, Ames, Philadelphiae-H Benner, Sehr ¢ dD Hal) ok, Petty, Philadel) in,’ Anderson, “Ph! hin—Master. delphia—W T Runyon zabethport—Master, gor—RK P Buck & Co, Boston—J Dayton & Co, Schr T W Thorne, Davin, Pall River—L K Schr Roancke, Paul), Taunton—Master, » anter. n—H 8 Rackett, ew Haven— Master. Scbr F Carr, Brown, Bristol Sehr Blossom, Dougias, New I Schr TC Lynian, Stannard, s ‘anklin, Chapman, her, Stamferd—R Sanford. e, Roberts, Bridget aaa Brigue & Co, ARBRIV! Steamship Chesapeake, Ci Cae Portinnd, with mdse end passengers, to HB Cromwell &Co. 3d inst, 3 PM, in Vine. Yard Sound, spoke US steamship Bonth Carolina, from the Dlockading squadron at the 8 W Pass, reported al! well, and ‘was tound to Boston. Ship American Union, Tubbar’, Liverpool, Feb 3, with mdse aud 98 passengers, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. Had westerly gales from the lon of 38; been 28 west of ihe March 22, Int 41 29, lon 40, saw & essel Dottom up; Itcoming on dark could not’ ascertain anything about her March 26, lat 99 12, on 63 42, signalized a ship supposed the E H Taylor, hence for London; lath, saw a brig bound E, with the secession flag tlying. thip Detrott (of Yara outh, Me), ) Harding, London Jan 28, and Falmouth Feb 7, in ballast, to! Nesmith & Sons,” Marct Jon 54, spoke Br brig Eitza, of ¥rince Wiuliam, @ Seorid for Demarura; April ur Evelyn, Sloop Emp e 5 fons. Ma “4, ford, from Boston for Bio Janeiro, NW faves the entire passage, Ship Famer, Daley, Havre Jan 24, in ballast, to.A Bell" Sons, fas had conune vai westerly gales; lost two sults of pelled to make new sails to get the ship Louis Antot seaman, was lost over. bo: 127 10, Jon 62 28, spoke Brig Grimsby, 30 daye from Demarara for'Grimsby, with loes of iy es ‘30th, iat 36 20. Lon 72, saw a large fleet Of veneels steering Ship FW Brone (of Baltimore), Lan Leghorn, Jan 19, ssed (itbrattar Feb 8, ¥ arble, rags, Ac, to Fabbricot roa. Has bad heavy westerly galesuearly the entire pai “Brig Onda (Br), Pike, Ro Janeiro, Feb 26, with coffee, to Runde, Jones & Rudge, Fp; Stephens, Cornwallis, NB, 6a Lilly Dale with Fotatoee, oD ire (Br, of Nevintida), Doe, Bermade, March 22, McColl & Frith. Hurley, Phila ban Clifford, Shute, Elizabethport for Port Royal, igs. Elizabethport for Fail River, Elizabeth port for Fall Rivers Frovincetowp, 8 day Bedford, $ days ins, Taunton, 2 days, Sehr Seychelles, Ho Sehr Hepritan, Lunt § ‘BELOW Miscellaneous, Marication of Tue Coxxxcticur Riven—The atermers City of Hartford. Capt Sim; on, and the Granite State, Captain Mills, forming a daily line vetween this city aud Hartford, commenced their trips on Toesday last, Pock ship at 4 PM, and arriving at Hartford at an ear'; the next ng The obliging clerk of the City of Ha ford, John M Parker, Eaq, who has made bests of friends during ast ton years by his still to be seed iy bin office Bair Pournrst (0 the stream, abr for Hol ound p clock, the fire waa discovered ‘Bue barchen were ime ig only seareral inrge,siregeea oF, wale Tie was: done by Cart W javle force Pu several pam ps of erruptedly at york, throwing © the bold, About tour o clock the d and {i became evivent that the fre, though atioed, was sull burning below e steamer Anna, Captain Truworthy, Wulen bad been died ip by A Boal # OCW /FoM Aman oF -war, now came alongside wud i fast her to the flats, © w be The nercould hz, it was deaned begin to grow worn heave up folps an besides er dathage Biternpt waa now wade torouttie her, and hy her port side theowen which about {nree Ter bold. The Harbor Master, fears i the channel, where she would breome red the hole sop iets hrown ont of water by a liet of the #: arb ard, J hy toe water setting in her hold, Her Mir, Haon, ape id every’ th thete power to mw werimie torlip her chain, it being d Wek Foleas OF (he abipoing on. 40 the Nats, The Was oating from the Keams, und leek and top) forecastie were foun to be tuo hot for the men to stand a And although the taiwes were not shooting out, yet the Geck was so were par re | (mt great dau: inted of bat lary if any strain was put pou it . enaed tt backie plu 9 been #0 Spmoval fpansivle. dues ab sie pe Heniopen | | stanly and without warns castle, and through the DOW, SOME OC w Jy escape dit the NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1862. ship was held. mizzen and matomasts basi madé to eutthe chai about one hour's secompitshed, the f crash, and narrow); were close to the nlp when whe Up past thecity front, one roar! 1 gone,’ and was as! aba deck crew, wh. in Irons, Twel Honolulu and Chin; Bang Earenon, from San Francisco for Shanghai ‘@ leak in the stern Feb 17 during a gale, wu sprung four feet water in She would proceed ¢ from under the topealiant for ihe deck, driving abomt tweely men ov how bagicoy Popes in tie air aad aarbow! aise. Tne en tethone mee Cane ree 1 ube bawser yy after this at and ee u ba The ship was now ina haght b!az fallen, Elforis were . in, whieh Was Sualiy accomplished alter rd “labor.” Just as this dificult task wes tover the side with a teriitte eaplog several bouta that itfetl. The ship was now towed mass of Came, ber ciasts ore at South Beach. The aroma supposed to have set heron tire, were placed bags of United States Mail mattar for a were on board and were consumed. having he lio:d, put ino Mouierey ‘ox the We ina few days, Bank Zexas Corrin, Riddell, hence at Aspinwall, during ® biow from N to N by Wen the 23d ult, with # heary'sweil op, lost rudder and sustained other damage, Barx Evizanern doned, sprung a jew seven hy 16, lat $4, lon } Baie Tun St Jago on the J, of Philadelphia, before reported aban- K Ist uit, and made eight feet of water in ours, and sunk two hours after \doned. She twas loaded with 190 tousof gusto, = ne Sansone Banx Exia, Howes, at Philadel in a heavy gale mast and (russel (recs, guano, ia from Palermo, on Feb rom SW, spru inkham, sailed from Aspinwall for utveturped to A on the 24th with dw eniis split. having been unable to get off the land, Buig Avrare, at Port Poyal, SC, from Boston, had ver heavy weather on the outward pasiage, ‘split sails and sus damage. tained other triting Swe aric Turns! after house, stove cabin,'and lost some spars olf deck; Was compelled to throw vverboard 51 bags saltpetre. Scnr Toro, Maloney, from San Francisco for Fort Ludlow, Was ca) Inland Capt Malony, Wm paces Anderson (seaman), a Eddy, of San Francisco; W1 oymosiié the American gjation on San the following persons were drowned ~~ Jvan (2d Mnate), two brothers named be couk (a Chinami and four pee Wan uentty tits marlin only tegde tases tite ecwrecs. Vic toria a ney, of hold. 1 Bau Francisco, and was owned bj rt Ludlow. Capt Maloney was an American by birth, aged about Amos & Pbin+ About25 tons of freight were in the 36 years, and leaves a wile aud two young children in San Frimecinco, Scug Axste Bett, near Seven Foot She is tight, and a to her retief. ‘The c: from Matanzas for Baltimore, is ashore captain thought she would come offfmorn ing of 4th, after discharging 80 to 100 hhds of sugar. (By let- ter 19 Ellwood Waltes, Es, Secretary of the Board of Un- ers, Scum Rescue, Pet with plaster, was spc a the Delaware stove. Scur Higurixen, fa urday from Georges Bank, broughtin the fragm tingill, from Portland for Philadelphia, ken Jd inst, of Reedy Island—was run bay Detinst, at IL PM, by an unenown and lost inain ‘boom, mainsail and had starboard (Since arr at P jadelphia, ) Bartlett, which arrived at Gloucester on ent marks to identify itas ing to the lost sehr Annie Laurle, of G, before reported, Foreign Port: nh LL, Mar itt fork (see hy a 2ath with sila Drommond. Sonw! ‘Antovo, PRiMared Tein n port beige ‘Linwood (Br), Atkin- son, ‘or NYork soon; (Br), Campbell, for do do; W allock, King, for do, disg; schr Sully Gay, Cresse, 0, lag; H for. Norwicl Carpeaa, March $—In portship Southern Ri from Valparaiso, diggs bark Hug ie Mx.sovans, Jan 25—In port freight or charter, ESEEARARO GD between Feb 17 and 27~—Arr shi; Langley, 01 meet, Crosby, « OF Callao tojlond fo Sla between Feb 15 and 26, sii loa, to load for France; Magell dhscharge coals, Costa R thence 'to Iquique, &c; Keyser, Payta; ; bark Tony (Haun), Callao, to 17 (corrected: JomAry bark Zenas C oft, 6th, brig Mecosts "Or . g0, and return- pit. In port March 25, bark goose Colin, Riddell, repg; brig B for do do; Clyde law CB) Stitna (Br, Nickersén, tor ta, Knowles, ennett, Id, eke ‘Howland, Sor Simoon, isco; Forest rpool (und wld Hornet, Mitchell, an_ Francise Curl Liv © United jutnam, ati, to Henrietta Mi Toad for United Inport March 2, ships Sarah March, Stovers, abt leaving tor dquique: Simeone Langley, for ‘Caldera (ad); Forest Queen, Crosby, aad Hornet, Mitchell, unc. American Ports. BALTIMORE, April 2—Arr ship Castl i: bark Thi Stafford, Liver erese (Brem), Hohorst, Dublin; schrs’ Union, young, Caribbean Sea; schrs Ida, Wormwood, Portiand; € 1. Bayles, Tooker, NYork: 'H Wilson, Davis, New Haven via Chesaj Soper came ‘ema Demarara; Seneca, eiro and a Ellen Merrymen, gent, Belfast. Cla Almon Bacon, Baker, New Haven vis Tangier ‘34: bri; 4's Patterson, Knit a Hatreras sen, Drinkwater, N¥ork: Maty De 24 Hamilton, aria Louise, Smith, Belfast. ake. Sid ‘einbagen, schrs Citl. omer, de; rgent, Sar. score John, Tyler, Chapman, SN OrWic Telaud; 8yl- vester Gesner, Tho:npson, Providenes, LEHILADELUHIA, April $—Arr ships Laneasler, Decan, Fanny Fero (Br), Fetch, Belturg ts bark et . Galagher, London: Br). Mille, Hali- fax; schrs Jose) Petiingill, Portland: Siner, May, Key Cid barks Mai Boston; W Carroll, and Hunt Sarah Matil ‘Lewxa, Del, Aprii and bark Arethuea brig Golden Lead, fi h Crandall, Gage, Satis via NYork; Re: on; phate nim, Jamaien; sche Rackett, Boston; Andrews, Marblehead, SCN, Hannie Westbrook, Littlejohn, do: DS wert Franklin. Beil, Robinson? NYork. urchill, Cork for orders: Gen War. anawha, Chattin, Key iv ol brig H "} Maxfield, Clark woveues: Zouave, Foster, ary Ellen, ‘Case, Greenport; ‘Obipman, 2—Tne shipa 1 F Chapman, J Morton, from NYork, came in ‘eh Ship Island, wedt to se MISCELLANEOU'! Ss. yur ORTANT new edi includ causes, by an‘emine any address for Astor aon and New eal nd experiments in the French and English hos the hum| $1 by KE. WAR! House, or ROSS & TO KON PHYSIOLOGY, & cal Adviser ‘und Matr.aze ling the facts obtained by Ww ition, se Upon the diseases wud w » family from ignorance of their Sent free to nt New York physician, NER, No. Y, wal ween win Muncaausen, of the NAVE compos There wili a Captain V ERS, ATTEND. ria the unpre Hite ME lenited letter of Or- RCURY of to fae a ERS Quem a born NEW YORK PALE XXX ALE. in whcle, half and quarter casks, brewed trom the choicest Darley malt and hops. 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Jub new, WO taite charge of the b Ko agents oF sone needfanawer, 8, B—Anww Photographer, 382, 824 anu 26 ne UL. : mae i venisin wilver. Five of BELO i | “os =. BARE CHANCE, — “THE tthe DideK, Wo ne. oF tht. beat hotels on the Foad for onter; sole veaain for selling. om ac | 3 Aloo, separately, aevem very tne ine Yair of Pontes, mares, that a vey siyitsh, Alseyone.of the finest oo gray jaies. in tue Sate of New York; he is Sot, to nd and, kinds 19% hands ; 7. years old this» can. ‘be seen at the hotel Ninety-sixth street and Bs y, All the above horses can trot in 2:00. GEORGE W, JENKINS, Proprictor. GOOD MEAT M ARKET FOR SALE—DOING A GOOD Sines, And in One Of tne best Jocations in Brook- ficient cause will be given for selling out. Apply ton avenue Brooklyn. SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE, oar $125, VERY lite used, will be sold for $40. @ Tables, Counters, &¢., for a clothing store, or male low to pay 80° rage, Inquire at 91 Liberty street, up stairs, A BUTCHER SHOP FOR SALE—CHEAP; DOES 4 tine business, and ina good location. Also for sale— Bakeries that are located on the leading avenues and on other good business streets: at prices 19 au streets BARRY "FOR SALE-WITH THE CONTENTS AND fixtures of store. and bake house, doing a good business, together with a Gan ve bought eaeap by app Broad street, UTCHER’S SHOP FOR SALE—A GOOD CHANCE for @ man With a sinail capital; neatly fitted up; patent ice house, and doing a fair trade. Apply at $21 Bleecker st. (One YARD FOR SALE—IN ONE OF THE BEST LO- cations, and doing a iirat rate busin For particulars judiow 8 CommON MACHINERY FOR SALE —THE WHOLE OF J the machinery in the Wadding Mill, 175 to 191 William $ifeet opposite tmilay street, Sout, Brooklyn, consisting of 12 Carding Machines, 2 Lappera, 2 Picker’s and Thompson’s pilent Condenser, with Grinding Machines, Can be sven at ny time on he peeanigeas. Kor furtuer p lars and price apply to JOHN THOMPSON, 193 teenth sire. few York; or to JAMES COTPERBLE, Ht Pearl street, New York.’ ONFECTIONERY, SEGAR AND SODA WATER Store, with fouhtains, dc. for sale for $250, at No. 16 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, near Fukon street, Cuuse sick- hess and death, $250. RUG STORE FOR SALE—WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR cash; the fixtures in cood order, and doing a fair bust. hess: good reason given for selling out, Apply ia the store 4:2 Tenth avenue, near Forty-irst street, RUG STORE FOR SALE—ESTABLISHED THREE years; choice stock, long lease, low rent: will be sold at e it ape Fig Ma Apply at the store, et, Bs ue y fr iN, tos Be novig. = | Horse, W: oa, sare ane famly Route, ying’ at B. W. MANGAM'S, 9 HEAP, P)RUG STORE FOR SALE— Stock and Fixtures, Apply to D. R. GARNISS, 19 Wil- WITH THE lian street. RUG STORE FOR SALE, IN BROOKLYN—A SMALL “store, Will be sold very cheap; a first rate chance for mar a neing practice: rent low. For particulars HAYER, wholesale druggist, Peat) street, RUG STORE TO SELL Oy apa eeegieen me years, or will exchange for a small farm, within 80 miles of this city. Inquire at 842 Third avenue, INGLISH SHADES.—FOR 8ALE, KNOWN AS THE Vootruff Shades, 272 Bridge street, near Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. Apply to'W. MARR, Duniap Ale depot, No, 63 Liberty street, New York, oF on the FOR, ,SALECAN, OLD ESTABLISHED, EXPRESS Route hetween New York and Brooklyn, doing a wood Dusiness, For particulars inqure at 238 Navy street, Brook- ayn. OR SALE-FIVE, ICE, ROUTES, WITH HORSES ona, and all complete: Ely of ice for the mae nuipe sca toe Meat the of the Rock- land Lake Ice Company, in near West street, (OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY AND Liquor Store—is now doing a good cash business—in a first rate neighborhood. Selling out on account of the owner pee into oiher business, Inquire at 109 West Broadway, tween Franklin and White sircets, F°%, POR SALE—A, RETAIL STOCK OF HARDWARE AND Fixtures, together with Lease of Store No. 665 Sixth avenue, in the city of New York. The whole will be oid on reasonable terms and lew. Inquire of ELIAS J. BEACH, 15 Nasaau street. premises, OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS ESTABLISHED |GRO- cery, ona jeading street in Brookiyn, with a good stock and a good trade with private families, One of the present Partners, who has managed the business, prefere to keep his shore, Apply at 262 West street, N. ¥., for one week. Wh A GREAT SACRIFICE, A JOB PRINT. FoR SALES Hing Establishument, in thie city, conslatng of large irs ype and Materia}, three stock of Book, Job and Cytindes Protars, cone ‘one 36x02, and one 232 q jordon and one Gilman Press, ‘all tarorab jocated.. Here are few aflices in New York that-have facil Uies for doing eo large a job bisiness as this, | Will exchange foro ae property or sell ata very low price, “App}Y to BE: UR Fulton stre OR SALE—THE FIXTURES, &C., C., OF A FIRST. cL ASS English Ale House; one of the teat locations for busi- ness in the city; @tew doors from Broadway and near the theatres. Al: 1 » the House to jet; to @ solvent tenant and casi customer @ in is offered, No agents need apply. Ad- dress, with real name, 7, Wilkes, box 230 Herald oitice. OR SALE.—A GOOD CHANCE FOR ANY PERSON Who Wishes to purchase Ollice Furniture, consisting of ate, Maps, in Ke ‘an have a Gne oppor- mahogany Desks, ali furnished: Letter Pre rae nan ofl rything required add box ss THAN | HALY ITS VALUE, A 's Safe, Herne ‘8 patent, neariy new, ‘and in rate order. Reasons for aching, want of ‘Ont . ney. Address G. L., iierald oitce. NOR SALE-CHEAP, DEYO'S SNAP AND CAKE BAt ash customer; four years established; @x- 1h Vusiness of $20,000 4 yeur: . good will'and Reason for selling, otaer wusiness occupies all hie nas inquire ¢ the premises of La struet, N.Y. aiuto fixtures. for further pau ESKS, TABLE AND. COUNTE! cton Stuit, Pigeon Loles and Glas: p stairs, From 9 Ull2 o'elo ALSO rames.’ Apply Ph. ata ‘Aun sirvet, nioney Pe ated a rare chance two guod corner ‘Liquor Stores, torino Fiftlnsnd oue int the Seventh ward? also. pop r Route and T oud chance t honey. Inquire ARK, "3? bisision sureet, OR SALE—FOR $409, THE LEASE, STOCK bestcomer Liquor tore iu H ry ant busement brick house a 4; rent only $39; no t A joumiielt #treel, Lor on SALE LES of alarge and puncieeaely Be AND FY op Liguor su ue B, corner of Fit. Will be sold ‘cheap, us the ‘or further particulary inquire re wth on FR SA told cheap’ a Paivon street, THING Will be oF cL Wap oF soon, at I Fe SALE—ONE OF THE BEST TEA STORES IN Eighth avenue; handsomely fitted up; doing & cash rate ot $6 weekly, Apply at is Eighth avenue, or 213 tn sireet, INE STOCK AND UTENSILS OF A HAT 4 no better location tn tue city jor the pur- Will dispose of the whote, or will reain ‘with « party who will give his atencton to o agents need call, Appiy at d J{OR SALE-ONE VER’ De broad and 6 feet 20 inches long. To be of the day at 72 Hudeon pircet, corner of the t ailor’ B® BLOre. oR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH—THE STOCK, FIX- uid Good Will of tue Stationery, Toy and F Gal Store 281 Sitth avenue, one door above’ Fifteen sireet; cioneers need apply. Inquire tn the store in the « vening. RY FOR SALE, A BARGAIN—HANING OTHER Lup, fallof choice esto chances to get in the tus Sov iHWidis WOOD, a Pye TEL FOR BALE IN PHILADELPHIA.—WILL BE Ni echeap, the Parnivure and unexpired Lease of » busines Howl, ndate wo bund This how first to acount compie(e orde ion central, whl capactiy a twent} west, has beea doing a large tt d For the last being frou Pennsyl- | xara, and New Jeravy. To patties 9 binuness no hovel fa routable business ws Hotel, box 1,615 wit “FIXTURES FOR SALE—58 THIRD veoween Thirty-sevemth and Tulrty-eighth are newly or elurel, T° GAS FITTERS, CAS FIXTURES AND LAMP DEAL erg.—For sale, the best located and oldest stand Jn the yof Baltimore, ‘The store can be had on lease at a low rent fora term of years. There is @ splendid show with 14 leet ceiling, alxo work shop with tools complete. o,Bcr of the old esiab tebe 1 yeu table. Market avenue, southeast corner of iweniy-eighth atrect, For address boa 1.117 Post often, Baltimore, — 0 OPTICAL, MATHEMATICAL AND PIILOSOPHI- eal tua run te Fr RUIe, A Set Of KP FOr well asvntin shed In . ° ‘FINE ARTS. uae P einen Ar TGALL r FOR SLB, oR WOULD TAKE pte dees, FOr @ Win the councr, Adress the fn ¢ Wateb. aie On Me ne 0 ae _SALES OF REAL ESTATE. SIRABLE COUNTRY HOUSE, STABLE, AND Very re ight Lots ot af Ground would be las ieee tenani, on with the Parente mater in the penn Bt lsu ove salle fsa the fries, Horse ears from dow shone ad stanas of of the ames every ‘ieon Ply oJ. WHEELER, 43 Park place. N.Y. SMALL COTTAGE HOUSE FO most desirable lork in Yoraville cor privatc residences, | | 3 surrounded by good im»rovements, free from nuisances ‘any Kind, and combining che advantages of city and country. Howne 22442, with te wiodern tmprove:nents; lot 2054 gate gen nicely laid out; more cround may be had fur a stable, if ed, Inquire’ on the premises, southeast corner’ oi Epon street and First avenue, or of J. RB, SMITH, i... Silla ster ab Rese (A. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SRAT NEAR MORRIS. Dew gothic house, frst rate outbuid nes, a $2 2 wo i'n fruits, &¢; 10 ae ware ee ee aoe $3,900" Te SP RLICR, 4 Broadway. Spon. Pel teppei tik AVBNUR LOS. POR West si corner 6 oO wires! 10), feet’ wate), will para together, SPUTRE' Si Broadvays bam APF? "BEAUTIFUL FOUR STORY BROWN STONE FRONT wont Zanemneae and gubcelles, with all the modern improv. wy) ts, 88 Colum in street, C4 ar ona mae os fine tlow of Bow, York bay, ore wi a iy to oF address F, Shupson, 34 avenue De BARGAIN.~FOR SALE 108, 70 LET, 1 heaithy viilage of Taj a EE AS & comrortabte Dwelling ffoune. aud outouildioga, ag abeat ope were of Gronni, well sucked with fruit ibe within eight minutes? walk’ of the Tappan station of the Northern Rullroad, For tui! paroulars: spp at 219 Greenwiea treet, (A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE, CONTAINING SEVEN with six acres of Lind, tor sale cheap, aay Terma. at Contra Isitp, Long Jslin, Apply to F. BRICE « ie Biookl; i Flint Glass Words, Siate treet, near South ferry, ee HOUSES | FOR SALE. BARGAINS, VIZ.: two stor : t, 2B feet erst of Hoyt si clase Jot the first three story "Pohiaetpita brick, No. 13 Lafayette avenuc. Ap- ply to WiLLIAM B, NICHOLS, No. 41 Pine st,, N. ¥, ROOKLYN.—CLINTON AVENUE PROPERTY FOR gale or exchanged in part--Six Lots, with a first, clas House, 40x), with a piazxa: all conventances; garvien ia filled with fruity a stable in the rear, cronding, Of b avenue, “Tals property wiil be gold ‘eheup, of exchans put for a smail House in New York’ city. Apply on premises, hint houge southweat fron Myrile avenue, in Brooklyn, or at 31 Spruce street, New York. BERGEN WILL—FOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL COT. tage on Bergen Hill, Grounds bandsomely Inid_ out, And weil supplied with trait and omamental trees. Price $3,760. ie DY atagexor orm raliroad. AY ply to or Seite SPATTERSOM Now Ieee York, wheres un arebilcetural drawing of the Place ¢ Pay ey oA SALES OF REAL ESTATE. JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE POR CITY PROPERTY— The boauurel pisal Uounery Be Badia x Ca. the ine a daanen Conner, Wh is eee mr the re lee bridge depot, "The property condalse Manson with large Barn and enemies tees, and shrubbery ‘and Dapes in desirabl) idenee. EE ets with ius oath. Of ewo ground on the west aide of opposite § umnalan Winue comaining avout 4 ncren wi on 1's house, a one stream of water Funning i and about ty Appl; Eesjabout two acren of woodiand. “AppIY Wo DIST & OR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PERTY-« A Country Residence, nee, one mile north of iiree mlnutea wall from ral depo. house i, ers work, have and rue eieantuechone af ‘givkingst onthouse,’ shave PO) Aoply to OR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR ERQPERTE IN anyon bee a) bagi Ke a -y at ochic House and ¢ i of Grou Nook. n= fuire of Td N, Secretary of tradesmen’ Fire Jo suran.e Company, corner of owery and Broute street. OR SALE OF EXCHANGE UNINCUMBE Land in Pennsylvania, about 120 uifles on a beautitil lake? Ht a K & OO., aoe ely heath Ad thake a go 4 fectiy healthy world 1ake a good be ny Bares I'S. BROWN? 77 Cedar street, rooma PO an OR SALE, EXCHANGE OR TO LET—A SUPERIOR House, centrally located im the Eighth ward, occ by the owner; contalus 18 rooms; 1st 4alud. ‘Oilciothe pers and mirrors can remain if required. Call . A. Dickinson, 30 Beekiman sireet. Fos is ALE OR TO LET—THE EXCELSIOR STEAM Griat Mill at Middletown Point, New Jersey, (wei cap. ena iniles from New York, loc thas on or three run of stone, fe well Inca for as trae egool grain oon Ca ad ee ee Eee roe tall partonlate CHAS, MALCOL! 623. Greenwich or W. BROWN, Middiotown Point. OR SALE OR TO LET—AT WHITESTONE POINT, FF; Tsland, a Country Residenes, withia three mix nates walk of th Landi, five minates trom Peck slp, almost hour! The house is 4105 attic, containing thirteen rooms, exedilent Carriage House, Stable, Toe House galled) aad Sith Ioan, with two.and & half acres, highly improved, runuing down to the iver; fine shade, ornamenial and frait trees, Fine vegetable f East river aoa 2088, Island Sound. ‘Apply nt First aud Secon Commanication by boat, forty - and te Plushiog Holivond feet, two stories RICK FACTORY, 25:50, AND THREE LOTS, WITH ten-horse Eugine, Boiler and Shafting, for tale or to lease, on 113th street, hear Thirdavenue, Harlem. Inquire next Yor, of at 161 bers street, New You! OUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR RENT—NEAR NEW- ark, N. J., a very desirable house (stone), with four acres of ground, situated on Passaic river, on the road to Belleville, For ruil particulars apply to WM. E, BOO! . 59 Liberty street. JOUNTRY STORE, OLD STAND, FOR SALE --THRI- Wing village, good, House, 19 rosin; 3 amuil tenement Housea, good springs, fue £ i ‘and ail for $2 £00, Cash $1,000: gn Harlem fail oad. Ip aire b Ticked Age: Verno». Take 8 A. M. train "from ‘Twrnty-seventh street. Look for yourself; cost $5,000; bard times. JOHN 8. YORKE. ARM FOR SALE.—THIRTY-.! ipiatien REESE OF WELL cultivated land in nty, thirty miles from. New York aud within ten minutew waik of wo tevous: 1a house, barn and out buildings; all kinds of fruit; craves fu abundance; two well terms easy, further particulars apply at No. 5 cater reet. Front House, 26080 fects lesan tu every ronmects Nos 29 Pigeat in oo Ean st Thirty e:ghth Street, near Madison aven Hoare Bast Thirty seventh street, four story, stone front, In- mare ‘on the premises at each place. OR Lomig eid ee tae NEW ene | im sement 18 rooms, finish odin (God style, in & good Toeation “near he, ferri 70) an inquire imme: ind Siath streets, Iwave the balance on mi diately on the corner of South Second a R SALE—NEW YORK HOTEL AND NINE ACRES ot Ground at Penataquit, Loug island, on the great Lehn ieee k onpaaite Wess ire Ii alan og ety is 65 feet frothy ree atories, pace and plan round the whole front 0 pag St of Kitchen ieehou: ‘arn, wagon Toued, hoe sued’ Cora ctily hog pene’ everyting ‘in com: plete order; the house isa qharter of 3 zm from the bay, Where there is yood snooting, ening aud, Dating; distance Yorty-ane iniles from New ork hy Long, Ieland “Railroad, Inquire of ROBERT McKINNIN, Forticth street, KIN from to10A. M, and tram ioT EM, M. F%. SALE—IN BROOKLYN, ONE NEW TWO STORY basement Cottage House, situated in Lafayette, avenue, between Nostrand and dlarcy avenws, Price $1,800. ln- quire on the preinises, of W. MARTIN. OR. (BALE THE THREE STORY HIGH STOOP Howe, 48 West Twenty-seveuth street, in the best order, with Paltadelpe a brick front, beavy stone syn MOM. gril ae ay handsomely frescoed, Apply LER, 74 Browdw: JOR SALE—EIGHTH AVENUE PROPERTY, ONE OF the best corners for @ liquor or grocery store, in the beat business lo-ation, now paying twelve per cents reasona given tor selling; termg to suit. Inquire at 161 We street, HARVEY iicaiss POR SALE—A HANDSOME BROWN STONE FRONT, thre siory and vasoment Hous, in Foruy-eighth street, between Second and Third avenue stoop; the house is in aplendid condition, with @ ixtuives in; would be shld very low for-cash.. Terma very easy. Taquire of CORRIG. I'Estate Avent, 789 Secoud avemu ne tory ninth street. ie (OR SALE—A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND Lot, win good dry brick basement and celiar, aid cistern, in ce f, near evanth ayenue, one block a halt froms Fiveh price $1,29), App.y to eran nteenth etreti, South Brooklyn, Fos, SALE—A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE, CARRYAGE Hons, with abont one-qnarter of rc of ground taid out in garden, with gravel walks, e., currants, goose berries, cherr es, Ae. situated at Ravenswood, Long Island, Access to ans wl ti daiy. Apply to J. P. si Wittette aD, No. a) West Ele: OR SALE: RM oF EIGHTY ACRES, chester county, sidvated § buildings, fruit 18) W nureet, OR S\LE—A TWO STORY HOUSE, IN MELROSE, Tov 10) feet square, Welt stocked with choc: frait im bearing order: ‘and cist-rm, ive aninutes' walk wo ive insnutes! to Harlem Urb ige. iT Ann street. JOHN i, MEAD. | SOMERSET COUNTY, FIFTY oo a Grist Mili, irult, bre pot; all cultivated. “Will be For particulars inquire a street, maven Fr, With all the impcove- fot by half the block indepth. A purchase money can remain on wort: 15) Year! atreet. nt lour story Howse aid Lut, airset, between, Fetch wind Bisth aveunt Pos ession may be had tmmediately, and surnture Apply on the premises, oF at ‘tdi Brome steel Bidets NOR SALE—ON STATEN ISLAND, NAR A ATL youd depot and steamboat landh very productive and highty chidvat a Parm, with plemiy of frie, gool twelle Ing, barns carriage house, °., all 1 orders, the view from Se tut tn the feland also handyomely ses, nee Vanderbil . K, 43 Wall street, Jauncey \ SMALL, THREE STORY BASEMENT lot r comtaiuing ail c ngs frescued a small family. Apply on the ft purp “aniy to BeLR ta FIN court. Fx, SALE. the m pr SALE—THREE HOUSES AND THIRTY, LOTS ON Mediord and Laiayette av Blemdia' lake and water fail, olen hos and coll g hi Ac, ice houses flied, outhoures, om in good order; an abundance of iruit of every tus Sieve property will we gains tictee Yee sve foreaahy of part cash and bainuce dat gumberetprosnetive ety’ property. Cs IDE, ist! Washington tureete oP? LE—THE BU No. 24 Liberty, iso ‘a Lot on. Went For particulars apply to MARK G, FOUR STORIE: b tween Wiliam aud Naw ‘est Fourteen h street, slice ‘Bxlos 3 LEVY, No, 23 Liveriy ror SALE, AT A GREAT SACRIFICE—A Neat a4 otwage, 25A3h, neatly mew, French wit sande evaled 3 SALE 1s BROOKLYN-6T UNINGUMBERED ! 1 Hounes, in Lewis eolonate Houise, 4 ah st ney is requlred. Appl Dean street, or 442 bul 1N ac aas FIRST CLASS re Redan 5 oe and Low, with fll mo a SALE, trae 94 i , Gd oar & ear TOU F°% ‘SALE a ae FARM OF SEVENTY a RES, cio ea New sersey, ork. “Apply 0 J J ange renee Rick, 4a) Went re SALE OR BXCHANOE-A SECOND MORTGAGE ty for $1,200; wil be oxehan a tor wile w ae Lor Abou Adu ress box Lie AND, APTER ENE 10TM 4 Biabiey 207 Adelphi jotdox125§, ail in treet, N. ¥. on “Ay ont By hone ed A GATSES, AL Bes res BAL wane!) =A expressly for @ oa horse; inthe ciel Savon b th ereet, ww 8 yutve DWYE firat siteet, New T ver iach apply ee or at) oat Twenty: PROPERTY— se yon ‘ait FOR OT Tio an lay ce tore dias Adutven dba, 10) Wash SALE TO LET=A HOUe ND LOT AT i 2 eve som, fn good order id. ‘NouRs, ypouite 149 Weat direct. on ‘OR SALE OR TO LET—THE FOUNDRY, SMITH Stop aud Dwelling, togeter wit the Machi, Tuolt Implements, &c., on Nox. 128 and 130 East yer ymin street, 185 feet east of ‘Third ay venue, oe of three Lots built Upon, to. wit:—Seventy-five feet, tront and rear, quire at Mt, LUSHDS office, 282 Fourth avenue, ox on the premi OR, SALE OR TO LET—THE SMALL COTTAGE Be ah ‘$99 Curiton avenue, Brooklyn, :ontalu ng seven Too on moderate .efma; possession given lmame- diately. ee 'o, ¥ Court street, or STE- PHEN H, CAHUNE, te yWikoghiy street, Brooxiyn, OR SALE OR TO LET—A COUNTRY RESIDEN, in @ short distance of this cutys splensiidl; and will be sold cheap for cash; or will be rented cheap fo¥ one or more years; or sold Cw avout haif its value. ISAAC A. BIGGS, 73 Nassau treet, R SALE OR TO LET—THE THREE STORY ERIGE Dwelling house, ¥4 Harrison sireet, Brovklyn; water bathniom and enclosed piavzat. rent $4905, & verge sirable residence. Apply on the premises. OR SALE OR 70 LET—A BEA IFUL HOUSE on + olarn. improvement riamenial ened witnin forly Paine of eee eit) railr ad every hour; terms easy, Inquire of H. MOA a5 Pine streets R SALE, TO LET, OR EXCHANGE FOR XBW F Font on Bevan rty— Three bd igre Trg a2 coro igs ngs oe ner will be Wi Qo ve Houss, Bowery, on Tues- Say, the 8th inst, where a. can Taquire for SAMUEL. T, Gi . OR SALE OR OR TO LET, FU! SA COMETS VILLA AT YON For particulars inqui: ee re-of JOUN 3 K. HACKETT, 861 FOR, SALE OR TO ‘RENT—ONE, MILB pot twenty. dive miles from New Yorke & neat 2 renao rey glands and pic o i " Ye PIN, “Weal sree, Jauneny ork yor SALE OR TO 1 OR TO RENT—AT SUMMIT, NEW " ‘on the Moirix und Essex Railroad, a beautiful ven acres, house in the centre, nineteen rooms, and lawn, wityshnde ant iim: trees and abrubbery—a very nt and tasty Fskdence. er SOCTUWICK & san street 82 Ni OR SALE, 10 RENT OR EXCHANGE—HOUSE NO. West Twenty-ei-hih street, between Fifth wed State avenues. Fine Iveation. Terms low. Apply on the prem mises bad the ow! a OMES FOR ALL.—SIX - SMALL ENGLISH BASE- ment Houses, brick, situate on Niucticth street, be tween avenues A and B. 1 ey willbe sold on very easy terms. The money can be paid in instalments, Toey are bear the water, ullurding ® ime opportunity for boating oF fishing. ‘This isa fine chance for a Wik tive orsix. For further information apply to A. WAKNER wt gt ‘Third tree aveuue, east side, between 123th a1 Hous? s AND FURNITURE FOR SALE AT A SACRE. . Anew, firate.ass brown stone high s ara, on Murcay Hill, a few coors trom Fifth with the Furn{iure all of whoa t8 of the vel it has Leen in use Terms o mut. % Charles Tarvell, New or Post Hee. ARE STOCK TO TRADE FOR REAL ‘ATE— with or without the tod, established for @ number of years, Apply at 3% Bighth aycnur, oa a ANDS FOR | SALB.—NOUSES AND LANI sale and to let—Ve y Jesiiable lunds of from actes for sie, Within sili ofadepol. Fourteen vaine day wand from New ¥ le, Cottages ee Bie a ord. street, La IN CENTRAL AND WEST MOUNT VERNOM nie ne nge ora weam ot good horses, Apply atNo, 9 ird avenue, pery. im Ne Har ‘Grain, hotien, water per Ahenvest property in Ballvoud, near 2 4e BOL mansion, —all for Rent O—the we New York and Ene WICK & WOOD, 82 Nassau street, mmo cary /TAXPAYER®.—FOR SALE, THE E, SPLENDID ry Site of E. K. Co Lins, consisting of 300 acres; @ stantial old imansion jaxnof 14 acres of lofty ae. teers, native aud import innumerable carietiens h garden of four acres, asce’ul:s dvetgued and siveked With, fruit and Howers; all secestary ouibuildings, incl ov for speculation, having # beld stent; two sides. belted by creek and inlets and one side by main row; the lands the Tver gontiy slope either way, sothat'a humtved ing sites can each command splendid views of the and pack ie niry, leaving mm the cenwre, if desired, a fine rk; two-thirds of the «ites wili have water fronts; tly healthy, waler excellent Kitane elgh hy New Haven Raiitoad; cousivie almost hourly; busine sin em reach th ci from this place in less tine tat those from. ling elty, ingen and the dqlention and dangers of fcr and foxk, fn crossing the Tivers, will do well to sive this adyertine ment attention. entate within a hundved miles o: New York, of oqual quan. tity, combines the divers tie | as aud aga of this, The grounds ary no" Pabounding in groves riendid te eo Lon ohny yd . Kor terns ay 24 Pine street, or oe hua reet FOR A SMALL FARM, WITH STOCK ft to eace 9300), a two story and nitie on Ube premises, to T. aed, q te ALY BLL, 277 West Foo yosintny trent, between Ninth ‘end Tenth avennes. No agent« need apply. st by FOR SALE, THE | WELL BUILT T° eee a a Ht Twe scona street; has all the ton Beat class paying. sin) per annum, but eked ordinarily at’ $1,250." Will be Bola tor. $i which $8.40) can Teimaia on Lond and mortgage. box 1.249 Post eiice, ANTED—A FARM OR COUNTRY SBAT, WITHIN ity malic of Now York cty, ya ued a! irom $4000 te 000, for which Wall be gveen wma good paying wily and Oey. Call stor atdreas Do.t0rs «fie, @ White street, r PURCHASE OL HIRE, A GooD, WELL bi ANTED 10. goud vorboou, 1 fen ude D Fourth “ani St th avennee nsby a sual family, Wt nant. Afalloepe ein fait sRieulars and luwest pie by 40 Dust often DOA SMALL FARM, IN EXCHANGE, FOR A ANTRDSA house locates on W st arty-ourth street; farm (9 be worth between three ond four Uhousand doers, For particulars address A, K, J., 1F rad office Wane, TO BUY—A J1GIt BASE NEN atone modern imp ovements: Pe Foarih and Se ‘enth ave. "oF wich $2,000 exh, balance irtgage for three years, ‘Address $8,000 to toremsin on bond and Thomas, box 1,107 Post 0 r. XCHANGE—A_ DISTILLERY W Wasted th 2 anhnpeoved Property in ‘Brooklyn, New Vicks Por Hartware, Address Hei, box 8,360 ix, Mo. WILL BUY A ‘TWO STORY 4 ND ny 4 10 ment Huse, with ia rooms, tu perfect oF J), the balance’in Instalmen ir Sinisa ee nue of D.C, DANIELS, corner of Hin’ avenne ant Fourtown th a rert, Tryon! 8 $1. B50 fH FOR A aoge pee cK Bd es IT EARM dy nchanie, re igor an mb fair boaridige; dine view ut the Pagsaic ri ‘oF $2. 000 wis ser ot that eat hae Sonth T mh street Wills as above, or at a bargats M4 Caninbers streets FOR (SAL a A tf BY ‘er , * pur a raat) amount required. =FOR OONT NING FARM BAL, A $2,800. auaiee aie jew foun anllen vis 00 WILLIAM « Brooklyn. q a H or ap hy at *y, 208 eo ry IN: Mount Vernon, 49 Wait